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UKIAH PROP BUSTERS Too hot Scale Saturday’s 112º planes breaks 1916 record Heat wave to last several more days Cool advice in flight before cooling to sidestep By LAURA MCCUTCHEON By LAURA MCCUTCHEON The Daily Journal heat illnesses The Daily Journal A high pressure system A heat wave couldn’t keep scale By LAURA over the four corners region of MCCUTCHEON pilots away from aerial acrobatics at the western United States is Saturday’s annual championship in The Daily Journal responsible for record-break- The heat may appeal Ukiah. ing temperatures spanning the Many of the contestants would to the average lizard, but West Coast, according to hydrangeas wilt and have been there anyway, however, meteorologists. because they are members of Ukiah people risk developing a Today’s temperature in the heat-related illness if Prop Busters and fly most weekends Ukiah area is expected to at the vineyard location -- just south they don’t stay cool and reach 109 degrees, tying the hydrated when the ther- of Retech between Ukiah and record from 1942, according Hopland -- courtesy of Max mometer soars into the to AccuWeather. The National triple digits. Schlinger, the property owner. Weather Service in Eureka Saturday’s afternoon event would While we can’t yet forecasts a high of 110, which control the weather, we pay a $3,000 purse to the winner -- would set a new record. the third largest in the country -- but can attempt to live with Saturday, even hotter, it. flying these remote control scale air- peaked at 112 degrees, break- planes isn’t about the money as much The best advice is to ing the record of 109 set in stay out of the heat as as it is an addiction. 1916. Friday, too, was scorch- “It’s a great time,” member Tim much as possible, stay ing, also at 111 degrees, and cool and stay hydrated, Moore said. “The camaraderie with tying the record set in 1938, everybody ... it’s a great club,” he Gloria Gutfeld, senior according to AccuWeather. public health nurse at the said, noting, currently there are some Monday isn’t looking 73 members from Ukiah, Redwood Mendocino County much cooler. According to Department of Public Valley, Lake County and Santa Rosa, AccuWeather’s forecast, the and even a few from the Bay Area and Ryan Garner/The Daily Journal Health said. temperature will reach 107 “People make a mis- Washington. Washington native Kyle Woyshnis, the model airplane flying degrees. The National “It’s fun to bring something you national champion, navigates his inverted airplane across the take of only drinking Weather Service in Eureka when they are thirsty, actually built, throw it up in the air, runway during the Ukiah Prop Busters Model Airplane Flying predicts Monday will be and it actually flies,” Moore said, Contest on Saturday afternoon. Ukiah Prop Buster member Mike but that is not enough. around 104. You need to drink more adding, “We are a scale club; most of Bonacorso, below, attended Saturday’s model airplane flying con- A few degrees aside, the the airplanes we fly resemble a real test. Bonacorso has been building and flying model airplanes for than you normally heat wave is caused by a large would,” Gutfeld said. aircraft (but smaller).” nearly 25 years. area of high pressure centered For the skilled 17-year-old Kyle In addition to drink- over the four corners region of ing plenty of fluids, it Woyshnis, of Washington -- who won the western United States -- at the Nationals last week in Indiana - - flying is a form of relaxation. See HEALTH, Page A-13 Apparently it all started with a dis- See HOT, Page A-13 carded model airplane. “I have always been interested in airplanes. My mom bought my dad a small model airplane years ago. I BOARD OF SUPERVISORS found it in the closet and I finished building it. ... That was basically how it started and it just kind of snow- County to explore balled from there,” he said, noting that plane never got off the ground. The remote control airplane he marijuana’s impact flies now -- a “40 percent Carden Extra 330 S,” which has a 10-foot The Daily Journal See Page A-4 for agenda of wingspan -- not only gets off the On Monday, the Mendo- ground but does all kinds of 3-D cino County Board of Tuesday’s regular meeting. maneuvers when he’s got the remote Supervisors will hold a in his hands. Marijuana Workshop to the agenda, the board hopes to review the legal, social, envi- “determine appropriate and See PLANES, Page A-14 ronmental and financial effective local actions in impacts the local industry has on the county. According to See MARIJUANA, Page A-13 Voters angry, confused over election changes Editor’s note: This is the first of a two-part required TouchScreen vot- lots, or they can bring their “Everybody was different. Many precincts story about the balloting changes in the June ing machines, she elimi- ‘It hampered the election on ballots to a polling place or had five, or six or seven different ballot types. 2 election. nated 28 polling places in person to Wharff’s So we went ahead, beginning in November and designated precincts both sides. This valley didn’t office by 8 p.m. on election 2005, and put all of those ballot types into indi- By MIKE A’DAIR with fewer than 250 as day. vidual precincts. So now our volunteers at the The Willits News vote-by-mail precincts. get adequate representation.’ Wharff claims the polls have a much easier time distributing bal- As the dust settles after the 2006 primary Wharff’s efforts changes were necessary. lots,” Wharff said. election, one thing is clear: some people are changed the ratio between Under the old system, she One result of the move was to relegate some upset with County Clerk Marsha Wharff and vote-in-person and vote- CLAIRE HURT argues, many precincts neighborhoods, and in some cases whole com- her decision to eliminate some Mendocino by-mail precincts in the contained such a dizzying munities, to vote-by-mail status. Some of the County polling places. county. Prior to the array of special districts it switched precincts were part of existing cities; In recent months, Wharff made several redesign there were 62 consolidated precincts was difficult for poll workers to be certain vot- others were scattered pockets of residents liv- major changes to the way county voters cast voting in 50 polling places, and 36 vote-by- ers were being given the correct ballot. ing near cities, while yet others included entire their ballots. She eliminated all precincts in mail precincts. There are now 37 consolidated “In some of our precincts we had voters who remote communities. which there was more than one special district, precincts voting in 22 polling places and 171 were in a fire district and a water district. Other or one combination of two special districts. vote-by-mail-only precincts. That means people were in a water district and flood con- Covelo And she increased the number of precincts in 26,352 voters or 55 percent of the county’s reg- trol district; others were in a school district and One example of the latter is Covelo, the tiny the county from 274 to 388. At the same time, istered voters now live in vote-by-mail a flood district but not the fire district, and so in order to spend less money on federally precincts. Those voters must cast mail-in bal- on, all across the county,” she says. See ELECTION, Page A-13 Come BarB.Q. with Us Saturday July 29 10-4PM North Coast HYDRO GARDENS Thank You to Our Customers 3450 N. STATE STREET, UKIAH (NEXT TO WEEKS DRILLING) • PHONE 707-462-7214 • FAX 707-462-7213 • HOURS: MONDAY - FRIDAY 9 - 6 • SATURDAY - SUNDAY 11 - 3 A-2 – SUNDAY, JULY 23, 2006 DAILY DIGEST Editor: Jody Martinez, 468-3517 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected]

FUNERAL NOTICES POLICE REPORTS FIRE AND RESCUE The following were STRUCTURE FIRE -- [\ noon at the Chow- away. WE will miss other people. She shared all compiled from reports Just after 12:30 p.m. Saturday, chilla Cemetery. her every day of our lives! of her talents prepared by the Ukiah a fire started in a motor home, Arrangements are under Services will be freely and that included Police Department. To located on Highway 20 in the direction of the held on Saturday, August 5, home made bread, anonymously report Willits, and spread to the sur- Eversole Mortuary 707-462- 2006 at Potter rolls and cakes for her crime information, call rounding vegetation, burning 2206 Valley Methodist Church at friends. Betty and John 463-6205. a large spot. 10 a.m. In lieu of attended school together ARREST -- Breanna Little Lake Fire Protection [\ flowers, Judi would have southern California Bealer, 22, of Santa Rosa, was District, the California ROBERT “PAUL” FITCH JUDITH NANCY wanted you to touch and migrated to Healdsburg arrested on suspicion of dri- Department of Forestry and Robert “Paul” Fitch of someone else with kindness in 1950. They ving under the influence at Fire Protection and the Redwood Valley, Ca. or help someone in need. moved to Ukiah in 1969. 11:27 p.m. Friday, in the 1100 California Highway Patrol passed away on Thursday, Arrangement under the Betty leaves 3 loving sons, block of Airport Park responded to the incident. July 20, 2006. care of Ukiah Valley Jonnie J., Steven Boulevard. There was no more informa- Paul was born September 9, Mortuary. A and Mark A Walker. She ARREST -- Pedro Nunez- tion available at press time on 1938. has 4 grandchil- Lopez, 35, of Oregon, was Saturday. Paul had lived here local- dren and many friends. arrested on suspicion of dri- ly for 35 years. He [\ Betty suffered a ving under the influence at was a Sales Professional BETTY H. WALKER stroke and passed away 9:52 p.m. Friday, on Hospital CORRECTIONS most recently at while her companion Drive. ARREST -- Dustin The Ukiah Daily Journal reserves Ukiah Dodge. He was proud John was reading to her. this space to correct errors or make of his family, She will be missed. McFarland, 21, of Calpella, was arrested on suspicion of clarifications to news articles. wife, children and grand- Services for Betty will be at Significant errors in obituary notices children. He had the Church of Je- driving under the influence at 1:15 a.m. Friday, in the 700 or birth announcements will result in been a member to the sus Christ of Latter Day reprinting the entire article. Errors Masonic Lodge for Saints, 1337 So. block of South Dora Street. ARREST -- Francisco may be reported to the editor, 468- over 30 years. Paul served Dora St. Ukiah, CA. At 3526. his country in the 11am, Monday July Manriqueztorres, 21, of U.S. Navy. He would often “JUDI” RHODES 24, 2006 with internment at Calpella, was arrested on sus- say “Give your Born October 16, 1946, the Ukiah Valley picion of driving under the LOTTERY NUMBERS family (spouse) a hug and was taken from us Cemetery. Arrangements are influence at 1:46 a.m. Friday, keep one for your- tragically on July 17, 2006. under the direc- in the 700 block of South DAILY 3: night: 0, 2, 5. self”. Loving mother of tion of the The Ukiah Valley Orchard Avenue. afternoon: 6, 8, 5. Paul is survived by his Randy-Lynn and Debra. Mortuary with Those arrested by law enforcement FANTASY 5: 3, 19, 26, officers are innocent until proven guilty. 31, 39. wife Angie Fitch of Loving grandmother Bishop Carl Morgenson offi- People reported as having been arrest- Redwood Valley, daughter to Taylor “her angel” and ciating. ed may contact the Daily Journal once DAILY DERBY: 1st Kim and husband Blaine. She is sur- their case has been concluded so the Place: 10, Solid Gold. Jim Franklin of Willits, sons vived by her daughters, results can be reported. Those who feel 2nd Place: 7, Eureka. [\ the information is in error should con- Philip and wife grandchildren, her fa- May 21, 1922-July 18, tact the appropriate agency. In the case 3rd Place: 3, Hot Shot. Lorna Fitch of Nice, Ca., ther Casey, sisters, Pat and 2006 “J.P.” MOCK of those arrested on suspicion of dri- Race time: 1:42.95. T.J. Espinola of Sherry and broth- Loving Mother and 8/3/1950-7/14/2006 ving under the influence of an intoxi- LOTTO: 13-18-21-46- cant: all DUI cases reported by law 47. Redwood Valley, Ca., Chris er Danny. Every person that Grandmother, wife of W. James “J.P.” Mock died enforcement agencies are reported by and wife Lurline she met she John Walker of C-21 Les of a pulmonary em- the newspaper.The Daily Journal makes Meganumber: 23. Espinola of Redwood Valley, touched in some way. She Ryan Realty. Betty bolism Friday, July 14th, no exceptions. Jackpot: $15 million. Ca., sisters Di- was the kindest and John were high school while recovering ane and husband Butch and most loving and giving sweethearts and from a stroke he suffered Haynes of Chowchil- person you could were married 64 years. May 13th, 2006. He la, Ca., Frances and hus- ever meet. Through her Married during World was a resident of Ukiah for 22-year-old arrested band Gordon Larson sometimes hard life War II, Betty wrote to John most of the last 42 of Turlock, Ca., brother she saw only sunshine, everyday while he years. James is survived by Steve Fitch of Or, through the rain she was in the Maritime Service. his mother, Eu- in Oak Knoll stabbing grandchildren Marcus & saw only the rainbow. Her After the war nice Knutson; his sister, The Daily Journal When deputies arrived, Jon Keogler, Melissa love for people, was over, John received Diane Knutson, A Ukiah man was arrested they found the victim with Sutton, Adriann Fitch, friends and family in her life stacks and stacks of Aveeda Rada, and Heidi on suspicion of attempted multiple stab wounds to his Crysten Hayes, Steven was evident in Betty's letters, all hand writ- Knutson; his neph- murder Friday night after he right arm, back and left rib Haydon, Briana Miller, her in her smile and touch. ten in green ink ews, James and John Foster, allegedly stabbed another man cage area. He was transported Cassidy & Jessie Espi- She loved to cook, and stained with tears on his nieces, outside a local grocery store. by ambulance to Ukiah Valley nola and 5 great grandchil- garden and spend time with most of the pages. At around 7 p.m., Mendo- Medical Center with serious her children and Betty Walker was one of Megan and Annastazia dren, also many Llewllyn-Rada, and cino County sheriff’s deputies injuries, but not before identi- loving nieces, nephews, grandchildren and friends. the most talented were dispatched to the South fying his assailant as 22-year- You could find her on any mothers we have ever his grand niece, Ivy cousins and friends. Llewellyn-Perrit. His Side Store, at 22 Oak Knoll old Aurelio Alvarez. Paul was preceded in death day cooking, running “grud- known. She was a fine Road, regarding a man bran- After learning of his by his parents er” to and seamstress, had a catering ashes will be interned in the San Joaquin Na- dishing a knife. As they were whereabouts, deputies con- Varley & Ruth Fitch and in from 4H or another activi- service, innova- in route they got another call tacted Alvarez and after fur- laws Tony & Nora Rabbiosi ties, picking black- tive home decorator, flora tional Cemetery with his father, James Mock, from dispatch informing them ther investigation, placed him A funeral service will be berries, or just catching designer and land- the man had just stabbed under arrest and booked him held on Tuesday, Ju- craw dads in the scape painter. She also II. A memorial campout at Williams Grove in another man, and then fled in into the Mendocino County ly 25, 2006 at 11:00 AM at creek with her children and played the organ at a pickup truck. Jail with bail set at $250,000. the Eversole Mor- grandkids. Her church and arranged fresh Humboldt Redwoods State tuary, with father Michael family was everything to flowers for each Park is planned Cloney officiating, her. Her battle with Sundays services for over 40 for August 3-August 6. the graveside service will be alcohol from whose grips years. Betty Please RSVP Aveeda at 707- held on Wednes- from she could not was known for her generosi- 445-3209. INDOOR CRYPT PRESALES day, July 26, 2006 at 12 escape finally took her ty and love for EVERGREEN MEMORIAL GARDENS EVERSOLE MORTUARY Please sign the guest book at www.ukiahdailyjournal.com. Funeral notices are paid announcements. For information on how to is preparing to build a 4th addition place a paid funeral notice or make corrections to funeral notices please call our classified department at 468-3529. to their Mausoleum, Columbarium. Crypts are now available for presale at a 10% savings. Death notices are free for Mendocino County residents. Death notices are limited to name of deceased, hometown, age, date of Questions, please contact us death, date, time, and place of services and the funeral home handling the arrangements. 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25 years ago Thursday, July 23, 1981 Ukiah Daily Journal DESPITE OPPOSITION, COUNTY CHAMBER WINS FUNDS. Budget battles continued at the board of supervisors yesterday. The biggest fight was over the smallest allocation: the Mendocino County Chamber of Commerce. The Chamber has received county dollars for years, but crit- ics say the Chamber’s work just isn’t worth the money. This year, a second group challenged the Chamber for their share of the county promotion and exploitation budget, and the board considered opening the process up to an even broader spectrum. But change comes slow. In the end, the Chamber got their budget, and challengers will have to wait at least six months for another shot. The promotion budget derives from the bed tax, a six percent surcharge on hotel beds in the county. Over $400,000 were col- lected from the bed tax last year, but less than $80,000 goes back to promotion. ——— JOE DIMAGGIOS READY FOR HEALDSBURG TOUR- NAMENT. Ukiah’s Joe DiMaggio baseball team will open post-season championship tournament competition Friday at 8 p.m. at Healdsburg Recreation Park by meeting the winner of tonight’s Opening Night Cloverdale-Healdsburg contest. ...Casa Grande, which split in Ukiah last Saturday night and claimed the regular-season 16-18 Joe DiMaggio title, is sched- uled to play the first game at 6 Friday, against Sebastopol or Photos courtesy of Teresa Crudo Rancho Cotate. Pat’s Shop on North State Street as it looked in July 1936. Teresa Crudo, who provided the pho- Winning the double-elimination tournament this weekend tographs for this month’s contest, wrote: “It was the barbershop owned by Pat Crudo who was born would put Ukiah’s Joe DiMaggio team into the next level of in 1906; he passed away several years ago.” Below is an interior photograph of Pat’s Shop that was State Joe D baseball competition. also provided by Teresa Crudo. 50 years ago Thursday, July 19, 1956 The Ukiah News Pat’s Shop on a summer day COYOTE DAM CEREMONIES SET JULY 24. Government agencies which were involved in the creation of By JODY MARTINEZ store and Morty’s gift shop, one-time businesses on the the Coyote Valley Dam project will participate in a ground- The Daily Journal east side of State Street, as well as The Toggery. breaking ceremony scheduled July 24 at the damsite. Eleven readers were able to correctly identify the loca- Before moving to the 300 block of North State Street, The Ukiah Chamber of Commerce has announced the fol- tion of Pat’s Shop, this month’s Elusive Image. Bold said Pat’s Shop, owned by barber Pat Crudo, was lowing have been invited to take part: Various locations were suggested by those who entered located at 415 N. State St. Secretary of the Army, Chief of See next Sunday’s the contest, but according to local historian Ed Bold, who After the move, Pat’s address was 306 N. State, and at Engineers, U. S. Army; member of spent many hours researching the barber shop, this photo- the time of this photograph Pat’s Shop occupied the entire Congress, U. S. Bureau of Reclamation, Reminisce page for graph was taken in July 1936, and shows Pat’s Shop on building, but about 1939 the building was divided in half, Governor Goodwin Knight, members of the west side of the 300 block of North State Street. with Pat’s Shop located in the north half of the building. the state legislature, state water authori- more on the Coyote Examination of the photo with a magnifying glass ties, county and district authorities of Dam groundbreaking. reveals a reflection from the State Theater marquee on the The Feb. 22, 1939 issue of the Ukiah Republican Press Mendocino and Sonoma counties, rep- east side of State Street. The film at the time was “Under included the following item: “Pat’s Barber Shop reopened resentatives of California State Cham- Two Flags,” starring Ronald Colman and Claudette today following renovations opposite the State Theater.” ber of Commerce and chambers of commerce of Mendocino Colbert, which Bold said played in Ukiah July 12-13, As has happened throughout the years, Ukiah’s streets and Sonoma counties. 1936. were renumbered soon after the renovation, and Pat’s The ceremonies will start at 10:30 a.m. at the west end of the He said the advertisement in the window is for a movie Shop inherited the address of 330 N. State St., with the proposed dam, adjacent to highway 20, about five miles north- starring Joe Brown, described as “King of the Comics,” south half of the building numbered 328 N. State St. east of Ukiah. with a date of Saturday, July 18. Bold also identified Bold said Pat’s Shop was at the location until about The Sixth Army Pipe Band in their Scottish uniforms will be reflections in the photo from the White House general 1942, although the exact date is unknown. one of the major features of the celebration, along with a pro- gram of talks, (and) an explosion to signify the start of the pro- ject. This will be followed by a barbecue at the Ukiah Municipal Park at 12:15 p.m. The public is invited to attend the morning and afternoon programs. ——— CASH SQUASHES STORY WATER SUPPLY IS LOW. City Manager Lyell Cash announced following last week’s council meeting that the city of Ukiah does not have a danger- ously low water level although he reiterated his earlier state- ment that water should be conserved at all times. The subject of water conservation was brought up at the meeting when it was suggested that the golf course be watered early in the morning rather than during the day so as to get more benefit from it. Cash said he ordered a check of the water sup- ply over a 24 hour period last week which showed that the city’s wells produced a million gallons more than the demand with no lowering of the pumping level. The city manager said the check showed conclusively that as of the present time, the water supply in Ukiah is adequate. Cash disclosed however that the city is studying possible well sites and has set aside money in the new budget to cover future drilling expenses and costs of putting a well in operation.

100 years ago Friday, July 20, 1906 Dispatch-Democrat PUBLIC LIBRARY. The free public library and reading room is now open to the public. All residents and non-resident tax-payers of Ukiah, children and adults have the privilege of drawing books and using the reading room free of charge. Persons who live outside of the town limits and who are not city taxpayers have all the privileges of the reading room and may draw books upon the payment of $1.00 per annum. The traveling public, visitors, guests at hotels, etc., have the AND THE WINNER IS... same privilege as residents upon the deposit of $2.00 for every book drawn, the money being refunded upon the return of the book. The hours are 1 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. during week days and Ukiah resident Barbara Pickner was one of 11 readers who correctly located Pat’s Shop on 2 to 5 p. m. Saturdays. No books will be issued Sundays. The library will be closed on holidays. the west side of the 300 block of North State Street. Barbara’s name was drawn from the There are 500 books now on the shelves for circulation. The correct entries, and she will receive a free copy of “Reflections: A Pictorial History of town and county news papers and a San Francisco daily have Inland Mendocino County, Volume II,” which may be claimed at The Daily Journal office at been contributed and are received each issue. The July number of the following magazines are now on the tables: The World her convenience (590 S. School St.) To-day, The Technical World, Success, Review of Reviews, Harper’s Bazaar, House Beautiful, Delineator, Woman’s Home Companion, St. Nicholas. ——— WILL HAVE BREWERY. Messrs. Ott and Mooremaster, of Enterprise, Oregon, have decided to establish their brewery and ELUSIVE IMAGES NEEDED ice plant in this city and have begun to move the same here forthwith. The plant is said to be a good one and worth over Photographs for future Elusive Image contests are always welcome. Please contact Ed Bold $30,000. The location of the brewery and ice plant will be at 462-1004 or Jody Martinez at 468-3517 for more information. across the railroad track opposite Grace Bros’ ice plant. Ukiah is certainly glad to welcome the new enterprise. ——— A-4 – SUNDAY, JULY 23, 2006 GOVERNMENT Editor: Jody Martinez, 468-3517 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected] AGENDA Insurers sue state over auto regulations Mendocino County By JULIET WILLIAMS and the annual mileage he or she dri- Those regulations allowed insurers to tively,” said David Snyder, vice pres- Board of Supervisors Associated Press Writer ves, rather than the ZIP code where a continue using ZIP codes to deter- ident and assistant general counsel to SACRAMENTO — Groups repre- vehicle is registered. mine rates despite the 1988 initiative. the Washington, D.C.-based July 25 meeting senting auto insurance companies Sam Sorich, president of the Consumers Union said it found American Insurance Association. The Board of Supervisors have filed a lawsuit against state Association of California Insurance that basing premiums primarily on “The lawsuits won’t stop our will meet at the Fort Bragg Insurance Commissioner John Companies, said voters agreed rates ZIP codes causes drivers with the efforts to make Proposition 103 a Town Hall, 363 N. Main St., Garamendi to block new rules that should be based “in a manner that same car, mileage and coverage to reality. The voters wanted it and that’s at 9 a.m. The board meeting would base premiums on drivers’ fairly reflects the risk of loss.” pay wildly fluctuating premiums — what we’re working to give them,” will also be televised on records instead of where they live. “We believe that what the commis- as high as 87 percent different from said Norman Williams, a spokesman Channel 3 beginning at Three insurance lobbying groups, sioner’s proposed is completely con- one ZIP code to another in the San for the Department of Insurance. approximately 9 a.m. the American Insurance Association, trary to what the voters proposed,” Francisco Bay area. In a letter posted on the depart- Association of California Insurance Sorich said Thursday. “It’s going to Insurance companies have argued ment’s Web site, Garamendi said, Item No. 1 -- Roll Call (9 Companies and Personal Insurance be up to the judge and the courts to that where a driver lives is an essen- “There is absolutely no element of a.m.) Federation of California, filed suit decide this issue and really, it’s the tial factor in assessing risks and costs. this proposal that calls for higher Item No. 2 -- Closed Wednesday in Sacramento Superior American way.” Five companies, including the state’s rates in rural areas to subsidize lower Session Court, days after the state office of Consumer groups called the law- largest insurer, State Farm Mutual rates in urban areas.” • No Closed Session is administrative law approved the regu- suit “anti-consumer” and an effort by Insurance Co., and its second largest, The state’s fourth-largest insurer scheduled for this meeting lations. the insurance industry to avoid long- Farmers, spent more than $2 million announced last week that it would Item No. 3 -- Open The groups said the companies awaited reforms that will save good in advertising this spring attacking comply with the law voluntarily start- Session and Pledge of they represent cover more than 90 drivers money. Garamendi’s attempt to impose the ing Dec. 1. The change by the Allegiance (approximately 9 percent of the state’s insured drivers. “With auto insurers coming off the rules. Automobile Club of Southern a.m.) The California Farm Bureau most profitable year in a generation, They claim the revised regulations Item No. 4 -- Approval of California, combined with a separate Federation also filed a lawsuit this customers should view with contempt would increase rates for more than 60 7 percent rate cut, is expected to Minutes week seeking to block the rules on any insurance company that joins this percent of California drivers and shift Item No. 5 -- Consent reduce premiums for 88 percent of its behalf of its members who drive in lawsuit,” said Douglas Heller, execu- costs from drivers who live in big policyholders and raise premiums for Calendar rural and suburban neighborhoods. tive director of the Foundation for cities to those in rural and suburban Item No. 6 -- Chief about 12 percent, the company said. Garamendi has pushed for the Taxpayer and Consumer Rights. areas. ——— Executive Officer changes to comply with Proposition Consumers Union, the publisher of Garamendi “used his authority not On the Net: (a) Legislative and Fiscal 103, an initiative passed by voters in Consumer Reports, had petitioned to carry out the intent of the law, but Department of Insurance: www.insur- Report 1988 that required rates be primarily Garamendi to strike down regulations rather, apparently, to benefit some ance.ca.gov (b) Timed Item: 9:30 a.m. - tied to a driver’s record, the number adopted by former Insurance Californians over others, affecting Association of California Insurance - Presentation by the of years the driver has been licensed Commissioner Chuck Quackenbush. millions of California drivers nega- Companies: www.acic-1.org Mendocino County Promo- tional Alliance (c) Discussion and Possible Direction for the Judge rejects Yosemite’s river management plan Fiscal Year 2006/2007 Board of Supervisors Budget Unit Associated Press latest twist in a lengthy legal battle pit- lodging and parking in a 1997 flood Yosemite Valley under conditions No. 1015 and Clerk of the FRESNO — Several Yosemite ting the National Park Service against and environmentalists claimed that the where they’re not just swimming in a Board Budget Unit No. 1010 National Park remodeling projects Friends of Yosemite Valley and plan did not adequately protect the tide of people,” said Greg Adair, direc- Appropriations and Policy could be put on hold after a federal Mariposans for Environmentally Merced from plans to replace those tor of Friends of Yosemite Valley. Discussions Regarding Board judge rejected a management plan for Responsible Growth over develop- features. Park officials, who spent months Reimbursements for the Merced River. ment near the river. In his ruling, Ishii also said park developing the current document after Expenditures The park’s revised plan doesn’t do Under the protection of the Wild officials did not adequately assess they were ordered to do so by the U.S. Item No. 7 -- Depart- enough to safeguard the river that and Scenic River Act, the park is impact caused by visitors. Such an 9th Circuit Court of Appeals in 2004, mental Matters and Reports flows through the milewide Yosemite required to have a plan to regulate examination could reduce the number were dismayed by the ruling. (a) Department of Valley, U.S. District Judge Anthony development near the banks of the of people allowed in the park. Park managers said they’re eager to Transportation -- Director’s Ishii said. Merced. “There should be a system in place finish a $442 million remodeling effort Report The decision Wednesday was the The river wiped out campgrounds, that guarantees visitors have access to that has been years in the making. (b) Introduce and Waive the Reading of an Ordinance Amending Section 15.04.030 of the Mendocino County Code -- Speed Zones; JULY 2006 Establishing Revised Prima MONDAYS & WEDNESDAYS Facie Speed Limits on Airport Enjoy a 4.5 hour evening ride in the redwoods 7:00 – 9:30 P.M. with a delicious barbeque dinner and DOUBLE WHEEL OF FORTUNE Road, CR 126, Between M.P. 6 Drawings • Win $200 - $2000 0.23 and M.P. 0.63 (Boonville live entertainment. Features our famous tri-tip Area) -- Sponsor: and chicken barbeque Tuesdays through Fridays. TUESDAY Transportation Salmon on Saturdays. CUSTOMER APPRECIATION (c) Introduce and Waive 7:30 – 9:30 P.M. the Reading of an Ordinance A great experience for the whole family! Spin the Wheel of Fortune or Choose an Envelope Amending Section 15.04.030 Win $100 to $1000 of the Mendocino County BBQ trips depart from Fort Bragg Depot at 3:30 p.m., Willits Depot at 3:45 p.m. THURSDAYS Code -- Speed Zones; SUPER SENIOR’S DAY (55+ Years) Establishing Revised Prima 4 Drawings - $100 each 11:00 A.M. – 2:00 P.M. Facie Speed Limits of 40 Tuesday through Friday trips: $3.00 Match Play MPH on Fort Bragg/Sher- 50% Discount Off a food item that day $65 Adult • $35 Child wood Road, CR 419, POP 4 CASH Between M.P. 0.00 and M.P. Saturday trips: 5 Drawings • $200 – $500 0.50 and 45 MPH Between $70 Adult • $35 Child 7:00 – 10:00 P.M. Hourly Drawings M.P. 0.50 and M.P. 1.75 (Fort FRIDAY Bragg Area) -- Sponsor: NIGHT PAYDAY Transportation Drawings every 1/2 Hour • 5 Drawings $200 Each Item No. 8 -- Committee 7:30 – 9:30 P.M. Reports/Supervisors Hwy 101 to Hwy 20. Turn onto Hwy 20 & Take Reports Your First Left onto Blosser Lane. Follow Signs. SATURDAYS & SUNDAYS (a) Supervisors Reports Play with your Player’s Club Card (b) Discussion and Possi- 100 Kawi Place • Willits 7:00 P.M. – 12:00 A.M. ble Action Regarding Board Receive 1,000 points in your 459-7330 Player’s Club Account Ad-Hoc Committee Status Information and Reservations Casino reserves all rights to change or cancel promotions at any time. Must be 18 years of age to enter the Casino. Pending Gaming Commission Approval. Must be present to win. Reports 707 964-6371 or www.skunktrain.com (c) Discussion and Possi- ble Referral to the Board’s General Government (Personnel/Legislative) Committee: Review and Consideration of a Revised County Diversity Policy (d) Discussion and Possi- ble Action to Refer to the Board’s Public Resources Committee: Possible Town Plan and Mendocino Zoning Code Amendments to Clarify Board of Supervisor's Inten- tions in Designating Town of Mendocino a 'Special Com- munity' within the Meaning of the Coastal Act -- Super- visor Colfax (e) Discussion and Possible Action Regarding an Advisory Measure for the November 2006 General Election Ballot: Should the United States End the Military Occupation of Iraq and Bring the Troops Home Now? -- Supervisor Colfax Item No. 9 -- Miscellaneous Item No. 10 -- County Counsel

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Las Vegas makes it illegal to feed homeless in parks SUNDAY TV NEWS SHOWS Associated Press CNN’s “Late Edition” — Associated Press tal health evaluations or job placement. law enforcement for crimes that other LAS VEGAS — Caution: Don’t feed Gail Sacco, who operates a mobile people would not be arrested for, such Guest lineup for the John Bolton, U.S. ambassador the homeless. soup kitchen seven days a week, said as sitting at a bus stop with no money in Sunday TV news shows: to the United Nations; former The Las Vegas City Council voted the city doesn’t have adequate home- their pocket, or for jaywalking. ABC’s “This Week” — CIA officer Gary Berntsen; unanimously this week to pass an ordi- less services and that she is undeterred. In February, while feeding homeless Pre-empted for live coverage Isaac Herzog, Israeli tourism nance making it illegal to give food to “There’s no way for people to get out people, Sacco said she was cited for of the British Open. minister; Sens. Christopher homeless people in city parks. to those services in triple-digit weath- having a gathering of over 25 people ——— Dodd, D-Conn., and Richard The ordinance went into effect er,” she said. “My plan is to do anything without a permit and told she could not CBS’ “Face the Nation” Lugar, R-Ind.; Reps. Pete Thursday and carries a maximum I feel is needed to keep these people re-enter the park for six months. The — Israeli Ambassador Daniel Hoekstra, R-Mich., and Jane penalty of $1,000 and or six months in alive.” ban was later dropped, but in May she Ayalon; Syrian Ambassador Harman, D-Calif. jail. Councilwoman Lois Tarkanian was The ordinance defines a homeless was cited again. Imad Moustapha. ——— absent for the vote. person as an indigent “whom a reason- Sacco has filed a lawsuit with the ——— “Fox News Sunday” — It’s directed at the so-called “mobile able ordinary person would believe to help of the ACLU in federal court NBC’s “Meet the Press” Bolton; House Speaker soup kitchens” that hand out food at be entitled to apply for or receive assis- against the city. — White House chief of staff Dennis Hastert, R-Ill.; parks, attracting large groups of people, tance.” Riggleman said he could not com- Joshua Bolten. Washington National Opera said city spokesman David Riggleman. American Civil Liberties Union of ment on the suit. ——— director Placido Domingo. Residents complain the homeless who Nevada lawyer Allen Lichtenstein said The city, led by Mayor Oscar gather at the parks make it impossible the language makes the ordinance Goodman, has cracked down on the for others to use them, he said. unenforceable. homeless in recent months. State superintendent: Another “We’re trying to empathize with both “The ordinance is clearly unconstitu- In June, city officials announced camps,” he said. “We’re hoping we can tional and nonsensical,” he said. “How they would place mentally ill homeless 1,759 students pass exit exam improve their lives and improve the are you going to know without a finan- people in hospitals for 72-hour evalua- Associated Press lenges and lawsuits. lives of people living around the park, cial statement who’s poor and who’s tions whether they wanted to go or not, SACRAMENTO — An A group of students still some of whom have people urinating not poor?” raising an outcry from the civil liberties additional 1,759 seniors in the learning to speak English who and defecating in front of their door.” “It means they can discriminate group. Class of 2006 passed failed the test sued to block the Riggleman said that by shutting based on the way people look,” City officials have since acknowl- California’s high school exit results so they could graduate, down these soup kitchens the homeless Lichtenstein said. edged there are not enough beds at area exam in the last administration arguing it was discriminatory will be encouraged to go to a center or Sacco said she and the homeless mental health facilities to serve every- of the test before the end of the because all California students charity that offers services such as men- people she serves have been targeted by one deemed to be in need. school year, state officials said do not have equal preparation Friday. The students who or instruction. passed the test in May bring the They won a temporary pass rate to about 91 percent for injunction in May and the exam the two-part English and math was nearly waived again this State will run out of prison space in 2007, official says test, the state Department of year before the state Supreme By DON THOMPSON ing prisons, adding 51,000 prison plan. The committee is John Hagar, a federal court- Education said. Court intervened. A state Associated Press Writer prison beds over the next 15 chaired by Assemblyman appointed special master who However, more than 40,000 appeals court is expected to SACRAMENTO — years as the prison population Rudy Bermudez, D-Norwalk, oversees employee discipline, students did not pass the test in hear arguments in the case California will run out of even reaches a projected 198,000. a member of the guards’ union last week accused the guards’ time to graduate with their Tuesday in San Francisco. makeshift prison beds in less Inmates who are about to be and co-chair of union leaders of failing to class. The exam was required Superintendent of Public than a year unless the state released would be sent to “re- Schwarzenegger’s sex offend- report when they took time off for the first time this year to Instruction Jack O’Connell takes action, the state’s cor- entry” facilities for job-train- er task force. for holidays, vacation time receive a California diploma. urged students who haven’t rections chief said Thursday, ing, mental health therapy and Matthew Gray, a lobbyist and sick leave, costing the The Legislature approved passed, even those who missed warning also of an increased other services aimed at help- for Taxpayers for Improving state thousands of dollars in the controversial exit exam graduation, not to give up. He danger of riots. ing them return to society, and Public Safety and the extra pay and boosting the requirement in 1999 but its said they can attend summer California’s record-high another 5,000 jailed illegal California Prisoners Union, lump sums they would receive implementation was delayed school, take a fifth year of high population of 172,000 inmates immigrants would be sent to said lawmakers instead should at retirement for unused vaca- several years because of chal- school or go to adult school. is spilling into gymnasiums other states. be dealing with the real cause tion. and day rooms, Acting Schwarzenegger has ruled of prison overcrowding, But Cate blamed the Corrections Secretary James out changing the state’s tough which he said is California’s department for failing to Tilton told lawmakers at a sentencing laws, which critics long prison sentences. require union leaders to hearing. The state’s adult pris- cite as the underlying cause of Instead of building more account for that time and fail- ons are designed only to hold the crowding. But he has prisons, the state should spend ing to challenge alleged union about 100,000 and the last warned that crowding could money on new hospitals to violations until last year, four 3,000 of an estimated 16,000 one day lead a federal judge to improve horrible inmate med- years into the contract that makeshift bed spaces will be order inmates freed before ical care, as a federal court expired July 1. used up in months, Tilton said, they complete their sentences. receiver appointed to improve Tilton has outlined a 10- leaving the state in a crisis sit- Tilton told legislators the inmate care concluded last step plan the department is uation. crowding has led to an unsafe week, Gray said. taking to improve record- “I will be out of beds prison system that could suf- Also Thursday, the prison keeping. entirely by June of ’07,” he fer riots, mass escapes or system’s inspector general, told the Assembly Select hostage-taking that has been Matthew Cate, said the Committee on Prison seen in other states with simi- Department of Corrections Construction and Operations. lar conditions. Besides crowd- and Rehabilitation misman- “We’re out looking for every ing, he said there are too few aged $12 million in taxpayer 1661 Talmage Rd. • Ukiah bed we can find.” prison guards and programs to money in the last six years by Tilton said 42 inmates at a keep inmates occupied and failing to control and account NOW OPEN! Chino prison spent a night last prepare them for release. for leave time used by prison Gifts – Gadgets – Decorations “There are symptoms out union leaders. Large Balloon Selection month sleeping on an outdoor For All Occasions basketball court because there there already,” Tilton said. Union members donate were no cells. “The conditions are there vacation time to be used by His warning comes as Gov. waiting for that spark.” their leaders for union busi- Arnold Schwarzenegger will Chuck Alexander, execu- ness. The donated time com- attempt to persuade lawmak- tive vice president of the pensates the state for days lost Also Featuring ers to ease prison crowding 30,000-member California when the union leaders aren’t AS SEEN ON during a special session next Correctional Peace Officers working at their state jobs. TV month, two months before the Association, said the prison The state controller found Products governor stands for re-elec- system is “on the brink of a the guards’ union overcharged Mon - Fri 10 am to 6 pm tion. catastrophic failure.” the state $1.1 million over the Saturday 9 am to 12 pm Closed Sundays Schwarzenegger has pro- Tilton and Alexander had a five years, but Cate said the 707.467.1449 posed a $3.6 billion plan that sympathetic audience for the department’s records are so calls for building two new first legislative hearing since poor that the loss can’t be ver- prisons and expanding exist- Schwarzenegger proposed his ified. 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Meadows, 468-3526 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected] Letters from our readers In our opinion VIEWPOINTS Thanks for the info To the Editor: City likely to tighten up In response to Deputy District Attorney IV, Katherine J Houston: I would like Ms. Now that a jury has found that Mayor Now, it seems the city may have to go EADOWS Houston to know that I have written letters Mark Ashiku did not do anything wrong back to a more rigid system in which people K.C. M to Senator Barbara Boxer, Senator Diane when he demolished an historic Ukiah who want permits for things will have to Feinstein, Congresswoman Patty Berg, and home, it seems to us that the city of Ukiah actually wait to get the permit to do it. We’re have had no response from any of them, of has some serious policy discussions ahead. thinking staff is also going to be giving clos- which I am very disappointed. We need to Apparently, city staff was not paying very er inspection to what people say they’re put all our facts together, any video footage close attention to plans that came before going to construct or tear down or renovate. taken at these runs or anywhere else and them - and when the staffer involved is While Mayor Ashiku is feeling vindicat- Memo sees supes take it all the way to the California State about to quit, well, who cares? But beyond ed, his actions (which we still say were Legislature. Nitrous oxide has to be con- that, it seems the city has an unwritten poli- wrong regardless of what he thought he had afraid of hot potato trolled, it is just as deadly and debilitating cy of giving the nod to people who want to - “wink-wink”- permission to do) will also as heroin, cocaine, meth, ecstasy, etc. It do construction in town even before they get likely be responsible for a new strictness Jim Crelan and others - including former county should be a felony to possess it, no matter their permits. That policy reportedly was an behind the counter at the city’s planning union rep. Joe Wildman who is promoting, if as he what size canister it is. I was told by an effort to be more friendly to developers and department which future developers may not claims, not hosting, the Why John Ball Got Fired Web officer that it was a controlled substance local people doing construction. appreciate. site - continue to say that former county CEO John and it also states that in the article on the Ball’s claims that county Board Chairman David motorcycle run up north. If that is true, then Colfax wanted him to put extra money the county bud- where are these individuals obtaining these get for Kendall Smith’s travel and lodging expenses is tanks of nitrous oxide? unlikely. I am willing to take this as far as I possi- But John Ball has shown me a memo he wrote on bly can to get it off our streets, I plan on June 17 and says he sent to the County Counsel telling everyone I run into on the dangers Jeanine Nadel, as well as read over the phone to of this drug, you all will probably be tired Supervisor Hal Wagenet, outlines exactly the scenario of hearing from me. As soon as school he has claimed led to the closed session of the super- starts I plan on visiting every school that visors at which Colfax, Smith and Wagenet voted to will give me a chance to tell the children in fire him. this community my story on this deadly Ball, by the way, asked for an opening meeting as is drug. I also urge all parents to help us and his right under the Brown Act, but the three supervi- put pressure on the senators, congressmen sors refused to discuss their political and personal dirty and women. Lets take it all the way to laundry in public. Instead, they scheduled a closed Sacramento. If we continue to keep sweep- meeting about Ball on a day they knew he was sched- ing these issues under the rug, future chil- uled to be out of town having his annual physical as dren will be dealing with far more deadly required under his county contract. When he found out drugs and all they will get from the courts the closed session about him had been scheduled he is a slap on the hand or even death, by their asked for it to be open. No. Then he asked to at least own hands. hear what their problems with him were. No again. We must hit hard now, get new laws into In his memo - which he planned to send to all five effect immediately, in order to save our supervisors but which he says Wagenet appealed to future generations. Thank you for your him not to send, so he didn’t (and then Wagenet response, Ms. Houston and also a big stabbed him in the back anyway) - he outlines Colfax’s thank you to Tom Allman, and Mr. Allman, call to County Operating Officer Alison Glassey, I hope to be hearing from you soon. demanding that the CEO add to the county budget Linda Warden $50,000 for travel and $50,000 for “Staff” for Kendall Ukiah Smith. What Glassey says Colfax told her was that the CEO should add “the amount that Kendall wants” Creek repairs coming? which she confirmed was the $100,000. Colfax told Glassey he was demanding this in his capacity as To the Editor: gives the president vast new powers, It’s time to wake up and save our including a blank check to spy on democracy! Make your choice between chairman of the board and Smith’s capacity as chair- Well summer is here and I was just won- woman of the board’s Government Policy Committee dering if or when the repairs to Feliz Creek Americans without an individualized war- Mad Max WW III, or peacefully preserving rant in violation of the Fourth Amendment. the planet for our grandchildren. (which does not exist). would start. I hope that they start soon so Glassey reminded Colfax that the board had taken that we, in Hopland, do not have to go If the Cheney-Specter bill passes, Democracy is made up of all the people. President Bush and future presidents will That means you! Get involved! no action to add this money to the budget nor did any through what we did last New Year’s Eve. committee of the board report out a line item for this So Mr. Colfax what are your plans? I will be able to wiretap without showing a court Robin Sunbeam that an American is conspiring with al Ukiah addition to the budget. Colfax then apparently told tell you mine, I am already making a list of Glassey he was surprised at her reluctance to do this, who to sue in case a flood does happen Qaeda or any foreign power - eliminating the mandatory judicial check required by and that there would be trouble if she didn’t do as he again. I was thinking the entire Board of Shame on our leaders directed. According to Glassey, Colfax then said he Supervisors because of your lack of action federal law to protect constitutional rights. Under the bill, warrantless wiretaps To the Editor: wanted it done this way because it would be a political and neglect; the State Fish and Game for It is the leaders of the American govern- hot potato to do it in the regular course of public bud- their lack of action and neglect in seeing would not be limited to Americans “talking to al Qaeda,” which current law already ment who are directly responsible for the get discussion. that the creek be maintained to insure the targeting of Israeli citizens by the Israeli Ball went on in his memo to the supervisors to proper fish habitat. The owner of the prop- governs, but would sweep in innocent Americans who have done nothing wrong. military. It is our American dollars that pay explain that under the law, none of them has any erty west of the Mountain House bridge for for the destruction of the Israel. Shame on authority to simply add things to the budget or lack of maintenance of the creek bed. I am The bill eliminates the statutory require- ment that the government get a warrant you. You power hungry, war mongering rearrange spending outside a regular board meeting not proposing removal of gravel, but that American leaders. and without a vote of the board. the gravel get pushed to the sides allowing from a court to search Americans’ homes or businesses in times of war. Jayne Arrington Never mind that this is apparently how a lot of the a better flow of water. The trees and brush Ukiah county budgeting has been done over the years which need to be removed also. I read that Gerasimos Christoforatos Ukiah is why Colfax was so surprised to get resistance this Sonoma County has started work on its Wants her photos back time. And Colfax is undoubtedly not the only or the creeks. I hope that work on Feliz Creek Mexicans seem to first supervisor over the years who has simply directed starts soon so that flooding in Hopland does To the Editor: county admin staff - up until Ball lap dogs for the not happen in the future. Again I ask Mr. understand democracy This is about a stolen wallet. Would you supervisors - to wrangle some pet project into the bud- Colfax, what are your plans? better than we do please be kind and send my pictures back get. Daniel Updegraff to me. They are irreplaceable. You can keep “All we need is for a majority of you to decide on a Hopland To the Editor: the money. You already used my VISA card number - ANY number, ANYWHERE in the budget - Faced with another stolen election com- many times before I realized it was gone. and that’s what the final budget will reflect,” Ball Freedom eroding pliments of the database management com- You should feel better doing something wrote. “We’re not playing games with the exec pro- pany ChoicePoint, the neocon shenanigans good. You have my address on my driver’s posal. We’re trying to show you the overall budget pic- To the Editor: are obvious in the Mexican election. license. I know who you are. I talked to The deal reached between the White ture, include the priorities we’ve heard you express, Faced with obvious fraud, unlike the you at the casino and you were taped at a provide you with a trial balance, and help you identify House and Senator Arlen Specter (R-PA) people of the U.S., the Mexicans are out in gas station. I kept putting off this letter till I concerning the Bush administration’s war- and perfect the changes you want to make for the final the streets marching, demonstrating, and was sure. Hope you haven’t thrown my pic- budget.” rantless eavesdropping program is a “com- practicing democracy. I pray there will be tures away. promise” only in the sense that it compro- Nadel wrote a memo to Smith - apparently in justice in the Mexican election. But where Doris M. Blake response to a request from Smith on how the budget mises our fundamental freedoms as were the people in our streets demonstrat- Redwood Valley Americans. process works - at the very next supervisors meeting ing about our fraudulent election? I thought four days later. The memo reminded them that they The Cheney-Specter bill ratifies the pres- it was Congress asleep at the wheel, but ident’s illegal spying and uses the disclo- could not mess with the budget outside a regular meet- now I see, it is the American people who ing of the board, citing the law that states “the board sure of this illegal activity as a springboard are asleep. More letters on Page A-7 to authorize even broader spying on may make additions and changes to the proposed bud- Americans. get as it desires up to the time of adoption of the final This bill is worse than the Patriot Act. It budget, provided that any increase or inclusion of addi- tional items shall not be made after the public hearing WHERE TO WRITE on the final budget unless proposed in writing and filed with the clerk of the board before the close of the pub- LETTER POLICY President George Bush: The White Sacramento, 95814. (916) 319-2001; Santa lic hearing or unless approved by the board by a four- The Daily Journal welcomes letters to the House, 1600 Pennsylvania Ave., Washing- Rosa, 576-2526; FAX, Santa Rosa, 576- fifths vote.” editor. All letters must include a clear name, ton, D.C. 20500; (202) 456-1111, FAX 2297. Berg's field representative in Ukiah In other words, guys, you have to do this stuff in signature, return address and phone number. (202)456-2461. office located at 104 W. Church St, Ukiah, public. Letters are generally published in the order Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger: 95482, 463-5770. The office’s fax number is It’s certainly no secret that I believe the three super- they are received, but shorter, concise letters State Capitol, Sacramento, 95814. (916) 463-5773. E-mail to: visors that fired Ball made a huge mistake, one that are given preference. 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Advertising director: Cindy Delk Office manager: Yvonne Bell Circulation director: Cornell Turner Group systems director: Sue Whitman ON EDITORIALS Visit our web site at ukiahdailyjournal.com Daily Journal editorials are written by Member Member California Editor K.C. Meadows with the concurrence Audit Bureau Newspaper Publishers of Publisher Kevin McConnell. email us at [email protected] Of Circulations Association FORUM SUNDAY, JULY 23, 2006 – A-7 Editor: K.C. Meadows, 468-3526 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected] SUNDAY VOICES ON THE STREETS Minding our own business What is your favorite It may sound like a radical idea, but we had a catastrophe to deal with, and I’ve come to believe that it may be by even though it was on our home soil we minding our own business that each of us were not prepared. It’s a year later and movie and why? can help save the world. Sunday view government committees are still trying to For three years we’ve all been watch- BY TONY ANHONY work things out - pointing fingers, blam- ing U.S. soldiers waging a war on behalf ing each other for the mistakes. (Doesn’t Michael Miller of our country against a mysterious and seem like there is a lot of facing of reali- Twelfth Grade mostly invisible enemy in Iraq. And now ty going on there.) What Katrina can suddenly Israel is attacking Hezbollah in teach us, if we choose to listen, is that it “‘The Rocky Horror Lebanon and the situation in the Middle location cools off you can be it will flare Picture Show,’ because it’s up again. There are smoldering hot spots is time for us to bring our attention back East has become even more murky. Don’t home. It took a powerful hurricane to crazy and out there and dif- we all wonder just who these Hezbollah in Afghanistan, Africa, North Korea, and make us aware that we’d taken our atten- ferent. It’s also a musical.” folks are, and what Hamas is all about? even right here in the Americas (look at I question why it is that we are mess- our border with Mexico). I’m sure if we tion off our homeland for too long. Our ing around in a place America doesn’t were to scratch a little deeper beneath the government was more than slightly dis- understand. How can we be of help when surface we’d find smoldering embers of tracted by the war in Iraq and had taken we really don’t know what we are doing? unresolved issues almost everywhere - its eye off the ball. A CNN commentator reported that even in ourselves. Before we can heal our planet we need Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice’s But the question is “what can we do?” to put our own minds and bodies in order. It doesn’t make sense to chase every hot Creating a healthy world begins at home! Brittany Bass trip to the region had been delayed Ninth Grade because the State Department didn’t spot on earth as it flares up. It seems to I can affect the world by starting with know what parties to negotiate with. That me, the intelligent solution would be to myself. If each of us focuses on healing deal with the root of the problem - to look “‘Calamity Jane’ and ‘ made me think, why don’t we let the what is closest first - ourselves - and then Knight’s Tale.’ Calamity groups work things out for themselves? for the cause of the fires in the first place. by allowing others to do the same, every- Jane shows strong woman Do we ever consider our country’s pow- one will have the space to solve their own power, and ‘A Knight’s Tale’ erful presence may be more enabling Each of us is problems. And we will be minding our relates to history without than helping to create a lasting solution connected to our planet own business - by keeping out of anoth- being boring.” anyway. An individual’s reality and the world’s er’s situation, and by taking care of our- I question why our government feels it reality are connected - intimately. selves. What each of us does as an individual must intercede in the affairs of others The peaceful country of Switzerland is affects the greater whole.Think of the when we don’t even have our own house a good example. The Swiss have in order? My guess is that we do it out of effect of one simple action of Rosa Parks who because she refused to move to the remained a strong and healthy culture fear. We are afraid of outcomes that we without ever having engaged in a war. It can’t control. It may be time for us to stop back of the bus, effectively enlivened a movement that ended segregation in the is no co-incidence that a Swiss bank forcing the outcome of every situation account is considered the safest place on Vanessa Jimenez and allow solutions to happen more natu- South. Rosa was simply doing what was earth to protect wealth. But the point is, Eighth Grade rally. in her heart. She did what she knew was that Switzerland has remained strong by There are two sides to “minding our right instead of doing what was expected “‘Cinderella,’ because it’s own business.” The first is to keep out of of her, and that had an incredibly power- minding its own business. Our country really romantic and really other people’s affairs and the second is to ful effect on the world. Each of us is could do worse than follow the lead of sweet.” mind our own personal business - to take endowed with the same power. We know the Swiss. care of ourselves first and foremost. in our hearts what is right and we are Let me note here that I don’t expect When it was reported recently that the given opportunities all the time when we anyone to necessarily agree with what Israeli-Lebanese conflict had flared up must decide whether or not to do the right I’m saying. I write in the first person again it reminded me of one of those hot thing. Doing the right thing begins by because it means I’m expressing what I spots in a forest fire that start burning, facing things as they really are - facing see. What I see, right before my eyes, is a seemingly out of nowhere, long after the reality, facing our problems, cutting world gone mad. I’m no longer willing to through denial. fire on the surface is out. Yet no one is deny it. I used to be hopeful that every- Olivia Allen really surprised when these hot spots thing was going to turn out all right and Seventh Grade Time to end denial flare up, and in the same way, neither that our planet would survive. But now should the bombing of Beirut surprise us. Denial may be the most dangerous I’m not so sure. “‘Mrs. Doubtfire,’ An unresolved issue is going to flare problem in our world today. Just one As far as helping to heal our ailing plan- because it’s funny and it up sooner or later, in a country or in a example is how we continue to deny that et, I believe the best I can do is to start made me laugh more than person. we are doing permanent damage to our with myself - to deal with my own any movie I’ve ever seen.” It appears that unresolved hot spots planet by burning fossil fuels and contin- shortcomings. By minding my own busi- exist all over the world. They are all over uing to heat our atmosphere. ness, I’m becoming part of the solution the place in Iraq. As soon as our troops Last year, while the news played con- instead of being part of the problem. deal with a skirmish in one neighbor- stant re-runs of the war in Iraq run hood, the terrorists simply move the fight amuck, crazy Katrina barreled across the to another and by the time the original Caribbean to teach us a lesson. Suddenly Tony Anthony is a Ukiah resident. Lara Pedersen Ninth Grade There is the leader who would pick with. up the flag and carry it forward in time. This area had better wake up and take “‘Pride and Prejudice.’ Letters on the flag issue Leaders by their very nature reshape the a positive stand on this flag issue I’ve seen the new one and What’s the problem? country/state/city to their own vision. because we have a lot more to lose than read the book, and I just There is the follower who pledges not seeing that beautiful flag waving really like the story.” To the Editor: his allegiance to the flag and supports above this beautiful valley. How many hours have city employees the leader’s vision. Because that flag offends people, so spent on the flag furor? And at what cost There is the opponent who pledges could a T-shirt or a bumper sticker or to the taxpayers? I don’t know, but the his allegiance to the opposition party how you pray or where you pray or what whole thing should have been a non- and rejects the leader’s vision. your personal preferences are and even issue. Either the statute is wrong, or Ric Then there is the independent who the people you welcome into your home. Piffero is wrong. There is no question accepts neither side and chooses his own The method to take care of this prob- that Piffero is wrong. The pole violates way. Aesthetics of the hillside flag is a lem is simple: The will of the people Brooke Parks building code. diversion. How we see it depends on our needs to be shown by everybody and Ninth Grade Once that problem is overcome, and point of view, and that is something no every business in this valley by “show- that shouldn’t be difficult, Piffero will city ordinance can reconcile, nor should ing their colors.” I am proud that my “‘The Sisterhood of the be confronted by zoning ordinances, try to. flag offends these people. It would also Traveling Pants,’ because based on idealized parcels, subdivisions Robert M. Axt make me very proud if this area became it’s about four friends who and buildings, which often handcuff cre- Calpella known as “Flag City, U.S.A.!” have to spend the summer ative solutions to development. (Of Mr. Hull and Mr. Piffero - as far as I apart. It makes you laugh course, developers can always waste Flag as symbol at issue am concerned, you are patriots! Thank and cry, and it’s about time and money and, maybe, obtain a you for standing tall when it was not in friendship.” To the Editor: your best interests. variance or use permit with a ridiculous A person can be made a slave with a number of conditions attached.) Mark D. Grover gun or a whip but also with rules and Ukiah But what I’m really thinking about is regulations that are forced on him by the flag and how it means different various people that have the force of law things to different people. There are, I but not the will of the people to contend More letters on Page A-12 Photos and interviews by Tyler Stoffel. believe, four categories of people: Basebrawl If someone loses a court case in California, incident. The law said that the college couldn’t York Yankees’ Carl Mays. they have an absolute right to ask an appeals be sued for “injuries sustained during haz- Werdegar concluded that, just as the risk of court to review the decision of the trial judge or ardous recreational activities.” But the being hit accidentally by a pitch was part of the jury. But if someone loses their appeal, the Judicial follies Supreme Court, in an opinion by Justice danger of playing a baseball game, well — so California Supreme Court doesn’t have to hear BY FRANK ZOTTER Kathryn Werdegar, decided that the phrase was “being intentionally hit” an “inherent risk the case; like the U.S. Supreme Court, the high “hazardous recreational activity” didn’t apply of the sport.” court of California decides for itself what the to a game of baseball. As support for her conclusion, she turned to most important cases are before it will decide claimed that the pitch was an intentional bean- But then Werdegar went off in a different some unusual legal references — including an them. ball thrown in retaliation for the previous hit direction entirely. One could tell that she knew autobiography by famous pitcher Don Which no doubt explains why, this past batter or, at least that it was thrown negligent- the, um, historic implications of all this when, Drysdale, George Will’s baseball paean Men at spring, the California Supreme Court was ly. As a result, Avila claimed that he suffered after briefly stating the issues in the case, she Work, and Roger Kahn’s The Head Game, all called upon to decide an important question unspecified serious injuries. began her opinion with, “the courts must of which talked about the, well . . . importance that had probably been puzzling legal scholars Avila, in the spirit of that other great umpire the dispute” and “we are asked to make of throwing at opposing batters in order to for decades. And that issue, of course, was American pastime, sued both schools, his man- calls on two questions.” Well, when you’re intimidate the opposing players properly. whether a batter can sue if the opposing team’s ager, the helmet manufacturer, and various deciding a case about baseball, cutesy little ref- pitcher deliberately throws at the batter during erences to umpiring are irresistible. It also allowed her to work references to other entities and organizations. The trial court pitchers Sal “The Barber” Maglie, Bob Gibson, a baseball game. threw out the case against Citrus Community And indeed, in the final part of her opinion, The situation started out prosaically enough Werdegar launched into a lengthy history of Early Wynn, Pedro Martinez and Roger College, whose pitcher had thrown the bean- Clemens into an opinion that ostensibly was on January 5, 2001 when Jose Luis Avila, a Rio ball, on some various technical grounds — pri- the hallowed tradition of one team’s pitcher Hondo Community College student, was play- deliberately throwing at the other team’s bat- about a community college game. And of marily that, because the community college course Werdegar couldn’t write an opinion so ing for the Rio Hondo Roadrunners. On that was a public entity, it couldn’t be sued for this ters, noting, “The dangers of being hit by a day, Rio Hondo was playing a preseason road pitch, often thrown at speeds approaching 100 laden with baseball lore without ending it this kind of activity. The court of appeal reinstated way: “In the possibly apocryphal words of game against the Citrus Community College Avila’s case, bringing it before the California miles per hour, are apparent and well known: Owls. being hit can result in serious injury or, on rare New York Yankees catcher Yogi Berra, It ain’t high court. over till it’s over, but this means that for Avila’s During the game, a Roadrunners pitcher hit Curiously, the Supreme Court agreed with tragic occasions, death.” She even tossed in a a Citrus College batter with a pitch. When footnote about a famous 1920 incident in complaint against Citrus College, it’s over.” the court of appeal that, just because the com- Expect deliberate beanings to increase. Avila came to bat in the top of the next inning, munity college was a public entity, it was not which Cleveland Indians shortstop Roy the Citrus College pitcher hit Avila in the head immune from Avila’s lawsuit over the beaning Chapman was killed by a pitch thrown by New with a pitch, cracking his batting helmet. Avila Frank Zotter is a Ukiah attorney. A-8 – SUNDAY, JULY 23, 2006 SPORTS Sports Editor: Tony Adame, 468-3518 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected]

BRITISH OPEN LOCAL CALENDAR No one ready to hand major over to Woods TODAY World’s No. 1 player has be Saturday in the British Open. noticed that none of them was white. ing him one shot behind. He was WATER POLO His name was atop the leaderboard Sergio Garcia wasn’t about to sur- joined by Chris DiMarco, who shot 68 • Ukiah Dolphins U-16 Girls at Water Polo never lost a 54-hole lead in a Tourney, Indian Valley College after three rounds at Royal Liverpool. render, not after a 65 that brought him and then bristled when reminded of UKIAH SPEEDWAY • Motorcross Points Race, 10 a.m. major championship And everyone knows the world’s within one shot of Woods and gave Woods’ 10-0 record with the lead -Calendar listings are culled from the most No. 1 player has never lost a 54-hole him a spot in the final pairing with a going into the final round of a major. recent schedules provided by the schools and organizations in our coverage area. By DOUG FERGUSON lead in a major championship. guy he has been chasing for seven “Stats don’t lie. Obviously, he’s a Please report schedule changes or incorrect listings to The Daily Journal Sports The Associated Press But if Woods had bothered to look years. pretty good front-runner, and usually Department at 468-3518. HOYLAKE, England — His 3-foot at the flags of 34 countries rippling in Ernie Els played his worst golf of he’s got a five- or six-shot lead,” birdie putt safely in the hole, Tiger the gentle breeze above the grand- the week while playing with Woods TV LISTINGS Woods was right where he wanted to stands on the 18th hole, he might have and held his own with a 71, also leav- See WOODS, Page A-10

TODAY MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL Oakland at Detroit, 10 a.m. (FSN) BONDS INVESTIGATION Atlanta at Philadelphia, 5 p.m. (ESPN) TOUR DE FRANCE Chicago Cubs at Washington, 10 a.m. (WGN) CYCLING Tour de France, 5 p.m. (OLN) Report: Feds GOLF British Open, Final Round, 5 a.m. (ABC) AUTO RACING American Le Mans in Portland, Ore., noon (CBS) have Bonds’ NASCAR Nextel Cup in Long Pond, Pa., 11 a.m. (TNT) RODEO Bull Riding, PBR from Tulsa, 3 p.m. (OLN) medical COMMUNITY Paris awaits records DIGEST The Associated Press SAN FRANCISCO — Federal Covelo hosts prosecutors obtained Barry Bonds’ Blackberry Festival medical files as part of their investiga- Footrace August 20 tion into whether the slugger perjured The 24th running of the himself when he said he never know- Blackberry Festival Footrace will ingly used steroids, a newspaper be held on Sunday, August 20, beginning at 8 a.m. in Covelo. reported Saturday. The race is part of Blackberry Two people familiar with the probe Festival weekedn, a traditional small town festival in Covelo. For told the San Francisco Chronicle that more information and race appli- the U.S. Attorney’s office received the cations, see www.covelo.net, or call 707-983-6736 medical records Wednesday in response to a subpoena issued to the Assigment day for San Francisco Giants. The sources Ukiah Lions & Cheer requested anonymity because of the July 29 at Anton investigation’s sensitivity. The Ukiah Lions Youth Football U.S. Attorney Kevin Ryan said & Cheer will be having the team assignment day for football play- Thursday his office still was pursuing ers July 29 at Anton Stadium an “ongoing steroid-related investiga- starting at 9 a.m. Regular season practice starts tion” even though a federal grand jury on July 31 at Anton Stadium at considering possible perjury and tax- 5:15 p.m. Signups for football players will be accepted on both evasion charges against Bonds expired days. For more information call that day without an indictment. Chuck Thornhill at 485-7600. A new grand jury is expected to be impaneled this Thursday. UHS Booster Club meeting August 7 Ryan said he had postponed his decision on whether to seek an indict- August 7 there will be a Ukiah ment of Bonds “in light of some recent High School Athletic Boosters meeting at 5:30 p.m. in the developments.” The receipt of the Carver Center, located in the “A” medical records was one of those building. The agenda will include discussion of the upcoming din- developments, sources told the ner auction to be held Oct. 2. Chronicle. PAL Boxing hours The records are believed to include changed for July and August at RHC See BONDS, Page A-11 Hours for PAL Boxing will be changed for July and August. Effective immediately, the new hours will be Tuesdays at 5:30 GIANTS p.m., Thursdays at 6:45 p.m., and Sundays at 5 p.m. The cost is $5 a year and class- es are ongoing at the Redwood Hillenbrand Health Club. The class is free to Redwood Health Club members and is a mix of all levels of skill ad ages. is righty First Annual “Over 45” Men’s Softball Season Giants need The City of Ukiah Community Service Department announces By JANIE McCAULEY the beginning of the First Annual “Over 45” Men’s Softball Season. The Associated Press League play is scheduled to SAN FRANCISCO — Shea begin in mid August and run Hillenbrand had several players cam- through October on Thursday Nights. ANG Photo paigning for him in his new club- Sponsor fees are $350 per house, reminding Giants management team and $30 per player (checks Floyd Landis signals to the crowd Saturday in Montceau-Les-Mines, France after regaining the payable to the City of Ukiah). Tour de France yellow jersey. Landis should cruise to victory Sunday on the Champs-Elysees. of the infielder’s availability. Registration forms are available San Francisco at the City of Ukiah Recreation skipper Felipe Alou Department or at www.cityofuki- Landis regains yellow jersey and should take Tour if hip holds up ah.com. paid attention, and The sponsor fee is due at the By JAMEY KEATEN Hillenbrand was time of registration. Player fees last year, when Lance Armstrong dictable Tour, marked by Landis’ will be collected from team man- The Associated Press completed his seventh and final Tour bizarre performance swings — from already on general agers at the first game. All play- MONTCEAU-LES-MINES, triumph. despair to elation — and news that manager Brian ers must be at least 45 years of age at time of registration. France — Floyd Landis’ wild ride “I could not be happier,” Landis he’s been riding with an arthritic hip. Sabean’s radar. Registration will be accepted through France should end in the said. “It’s one of the best days of my Landis and Pereiro have taken The Giants through July 28th. Please call the City of Ukiah sweetest way possible Sunday on life.” turns wearing yellow four times acquired Hillenbrand Community Services Department the Champs-Elysees — barring a The Phonak team leader, who since Landis first won it in the from Toronto on at 463-6714, come to 411 W. crazy finale and as long as his hip trailed former teammate Oscar Pyrenees after Stage 11. Seven rid- Friday, two days after Clay St., or visit our website at Hillenbrand www.cityofukiah.com. holds out. Pereiro of Spain by 30 seconds ers have worn the jersey this time — the Blue Jays booted In this Tour de France anything before the penultimate Stage 19, one short of the record. him from the team for Ukiah High School can happen. outpaced the Spaniard by 1 minute, “Hopefully, I won’t give it away clashing with management. Cheer Yard Sale With yet another stunning come- 29 seconds in the race against the again,” Landis said. “But I do think Steve Finley, a former teammate of The Ukiah High School junior back in the final time trial, Landis clock. it’s over now.” Hillenbrand with Arizona, was one of varsity and varsity cheer will be reclaimed the famed yellow jersey Overall, Pereiro fell to second, 59 Landis became an instant legend having a huge yard sale on the players who approached Alou. Saturday, July 22 from 8 a.m. to 2 of the Tour de France leader seconds behind Landis, while among many cycling fans with his “The guy can hit. He’s always p.m. at Wright Stuff Pizza. Saturday along with a 59-second German rider Andreas Kloeden, rage-fueled comeback Thursday, around .300 and drives in runs,” Several families will be partici- lead that should land him atop the 1:29 back, pushed Spaniard Carlos when he won the last of three Alpine pating. Items for sale will incluse Finley said. “Don’t believe everything tools, clothers, etc. victory podium in Paris. Sastre off the podium into fourth. stages to move from 11th to third in you read. He’s a good guy, a family Please come by to support the The American would be picking Sunday’s ride could be the most girls and see what treasures you up where another Yank left off just anticlimactic moment of this unpre- See PARIS, Page A-9 can find. See RIGHTY, Page A-11 Girls Red Storm Basketball Clinic Girls ages 9 through 12 are ATHLETICS 9, TIGERS 5 invited to participate in the Red Storm Basketball Clinic and open gym on Sunday mornings from 10 a.m. until noon beginning July 9 at the Yokayo School gymnasi- Big lead not enough for Tigers against Oakland um. Players need to wear comfort- able clothes and basketball Oakland’s Detroit starter Miner blows that — I pretty much wanted to kick shoes. A parent or adult must Mark Kotsay five run lead, giving up myself in the head,” Miner said. sign in athletes and are welcome gets a high Milton Bradley and Marco Scutaro to view. homers to three different A’s Please call Ronnie DeSoto at five from each added homers and Joe Blanton 272-7292 for more information. Milton overcame a rough start for the A’s, who By LARRY LAGE Ukiah Jr. Giants Bradley after maintained their slim lead over Texas Fundraising Car Wash Kotsay’s The Associated Press in the AL West. They went ahead 6-5 in three-run DETROIT — A pitcher’s dream the fifth on Mark Ellis’ second sacrifice The Ukiah Junior Giants will be holding a fundraising car wash on home run in turned into a nightmare. fly. July 29 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the second The Detroit Tigers gave Zach Miner “We had a chance to get buried, but the Rite Aid parking lot on State inning Blanton bowed his neck,” Oakland Street. a five-run lead in the first, Mark The car wash will help raise Saturday in Kotsay’s three-run homer the next manager Ken Macha said. funds for a trip to a San Francisco Detroit. inning helped Oakland erase the deficit The A’s can win their third straight Giants baseball game later this summer. and the Athletics added four runs later series on the road Sunday, and win the in a 9-5 victory Saturday. See DIGEST, Page A-9 “I looked up at the scoreboard after See LEAD, Page A-9 ANG Photo THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL SPORTS SUNDAY, JULY 23, 2006 – A-9

BASKETBALL International game new

to most of U.S. squad All the BIG Action Wide lanes, slick balls: U.S. ning this offense for Phoenix. Happens This Saturday! After years of using shoot-first point hoopsters adjust to international guards such as Stephon Marbury, Allen game in preparation for Worlds Iverson and Baron Davis in international competition, Paul provides a change of By GREG BEACHAM pace. The Associated Press “He gets the ball up the court so fast,” LAS VEGAS — Chris Paul already Krzyzewski said. “We have to be in shape has a handle on the slick-surfaced, extra- to run with him.” bouncy, two-tone basketball he’ll use in During scrimmage drills, the world championships next month. Krzyzewski’s assistants encourage big HURRY IN! “It looks different and it feels a little men Dwight Howard and Chris Bosh to different, but I don’t really have a prob- grab rebounds out of the imaginary cylin- Seats are lem with it,” the New Orleans Hornets der above the rim — something they’ve guard says, holding the Japanese-made, been trained not to do since childhood. still available! orange-and-tan ball in his left hand after The trapezoidal key also presents chal- practice with the U.S. national team. lenges to Howard, who must rethink his “There’s a lot of different things about footwork and positioning under the bas- this tournament.” ket. Indeed. Elsewhere on UNLV’s prac- Krzyzewski’s team won’t play much tice courts on Saturday, Elton Brand was zone defense in Japan, but the coach getting reacquainted with the internation- knew his players would need experience al game’s trapezoidal key during a scrim- against it. So Syracuse coach Jim mage officiated by FIBA referees, while Boeheim joined the staff, teaching ways Carmelo Anthony waited for the chance to attack his famed zone schemes. to steal an opponent’s rebound off the rim Portland coach Nate McMillan is in — something that’s illegal at his day job. charge of Krzyzewski’s defense, which Coach Mike Krzyzewski is immersing emphasizes dogged pursuit of the his roster of NBA players in the interna- File photo perimeter shooters and slashing penetra- tional game during this training camp. New Orleans/Oklahoma City point tors who dominate international play. Those differences largely eluded the last guard Chris Paul is running things “Over the last few competitions, two U.S. teams in world competition, and on the court for USA Basketball they’ve had a few too many open looks,” Redeem this coupon in the Poker Room. Offer good on they’re a big reason why the Americans Krzyzewski said. “Live Poker” play only. Tournament play excluded. OFFER this summer. EXPIRES AUGUST 31, 2006. MAY NOT BE COMBINED WITH came home without championships But practice time is the most important ANY OTHER OFFERS. ONE COUPON PER PERSON, PER DAY. !82000293! despite a wealth of individual talent. slashing penetrators. Previous American aspect of the new U.S. plan: Previous MANAGEMENT RESERVES ALL RIGHTS. “We know we’ve got to pay attention teams sometimes tried to play a low post- American teams got little, jumping into to the little things,” said Brand, who led dominated game, and paid for it. competition after a cursory camp. the Los Angeles Clippers to the second “That was the key in the selection Krzyzewski’s club will have 10 days of You could win up to… round of the playoffs. “Sometimes you process, too,” Krzyzewski said. “We had training in Las Vegas, capped by an exhi- start thinking we can do the same things to have versatility. The international bition game. we do in the NBA, but it’s a totally dif- game is played more on the 3-point line Then the Americans will embark on a ferent game. That’s how the world evens than in the low post. ... It seems like a tour of China and Korea, featuring at it up with us. We’ve got so much talent, simple thing, but they didn’t make the least seven full practices among four but the differences can level it off.” most of it in the past.” exhibition games. Every day until August 26th! This plan was hatched by U.S. manag- So Krzyzewski enlisted Mike When the Americans open the world ing director Jerry Colangelo and the D’Antoni, whose uptempo, sharpshoot- championships against Puerto Rico in Join us as we celebrate our coaching staff, who restructured the U.S. ing offense with the Phoenix Suns has Sapporo on Aug. 19, a zone defense or a 10th Anniversary with our national program with an eye toward the wowed the NBA for two seasons. slick basketball shouldn’t be such an international game after a sixth-place fin- D’Antoni, a veteran of 21 seasons in the obstacle. Best Giveaway EVER! ish in the 2002 world championships, fol- Italian League as a player and coach, And if these planning steps work, lowed by Olympic bronze two years ago already has installed large parts of his Krzyzewski said the practice time in Las Every day you come to visit, in Athens. offense during the U.S. team’s first four Vegas could be “a blueprint for the way we’ll give you an exclusive Primarily, Colangelo and Krzyzewski days of practice. other people can do this in the future. knew the U.S. had to rethink its approach And nobody is more thrilled than Paul, What we’re doing is documenting it for anniversary scratcher to offense — a step that seems obvious the best pure point guard on the roster: the next players and coaches. 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runs, I just tried to keep it 0 lead — and seven hits over 2 Oakland led off the second Lead there,” he said. “They got 1-3 innings, easily the rook- with three singles and Ellis’ some pretty good swings early ie’s shortest outing. He gave sacrifice fly brought home its Continued from Page A-8 in the game on good pitches.” up five runs in his previous first run. Jason Kendall had an Brad Halsey entered in the start, a loss to Kansas City RBI single and Kotsay fol- season series against Detroit. sixth and got out of a two-on, after winning six straight lowed with his game-tying, ALL INCLUSIVE DINNERS SERVED WITH The Tigers lost for the first one-out jam with a strikeout games. three-run homer. “All-You-Can-Eat” Family-Style Salad time in four games, but still and flyout. After striking out “I’m assuming that he’ll “I think the team showed a & Premium Dessert have the best record in the Curtis Granderson to start the make his next start,” Leyland lot of heart and a lot of char- majors and a comfortable lead seventh, he was replaced by said. SERVICE BEGINS AT 2PM IN over the Chicago White Sox acter,” Kotsay said. “We did- Kiko Calero, who gave up two Wilfredo Ledezma (1-1) n’t bow our heads going in in the AL Central. singles before getting an out. gave up three runs, three hits THE PLAYERS STEAKHOUSE “We’re not going to win against a good ballclub.” Justin Duchscherer ended the and four walks over 4 2-3 Notes: Detroit DH Dmitri every day,” Tigers manager inning by getting Guillen to innings. He had five strike- Jim Leyland said. “I’ll have a Young was 1-for-4 in his sec- line out to right. Huston Street outs. ond game back with the team nice dinner tonight. I’m going pitched the ninth. Bradley, who is hitting to relax and enjoy it because “What the bullpen did was nearly .500 since coming off after being on the DL since they did everything a manager get big outs when we needed the disabled list July 12, put May 22 with a leg injury and personal issues, including OR ENJOY A SINGLE $19.99 DINNER SPECIAL FOR HALF PRICE. Bring this coupon to the Players Club any could ask for. They gave us a it,” Macha said. the A’s ahead 8-5 with a 436- Monday or Wednesday and receive a “2 for 1” voucher. Vouchers can be redeemed at the Players Steakhouse for nice win last night, they came treatment for substance abuse. two Premium Dinner Specials priced at the regular price of $19.99 (or a single Dinner Special for $9.99). OFFER Many of Detroit’s 14 hits foot shot to left in the sixth. GOOD THROUGH AUGUST 31, 2006 ONLY. ONE OFFER PER PERSON PER DAY. OFFER AVAILABLE TO PLAYERS !82000261! out today ready to play.” were negated by Oakland’s Scutaro’s solo homer in the ... A’s SS Bobby Crosby, who CLUB MEMBERS ONLY. MEMBERSHIP IS FREE. MANAGEMENT RESERVES ALL RIGHTS. The Tigers got off to a great defense, which turned three eighth, which gave the A’s a 9- left Friday’s game with a sore start with five runs in the first double plays, including one 5 lead, came on Roman back, did not play and might inning, three on Carlos on Kotsay’s throw to second Colon’s first pitch. miss Sunday’s game. ... Tigers Guillen’s double. Then, when Placido Polanco tried to The Tigers jumped ahead in LF Craig Monroe returned to Blanton and Oakland’s advance on a fly in the fifth. the first with four singles, the lineup after missing defense shut down the Tigers. “They got timely hitting, including Magglio Ordonez’s Friday’s game with a ham- Blanton (10-8) gave up five and we didn’t,” Tigers catcher RBI, and Guillen’s three-run string injury. He went 2-for-5 runs and nine hits over five Vance Wilson said. double before Blanton got an with a run scored. ... Detroit innings. Miner gave up five runs — out. Brandon Inge’s sacrifice 2B Placido Polanco had four “When we got the five all in the second, wasting a 5- fly made it 5-0. hits, matching a season high. A-10 – SUNDAY, JULY 23, 2006 SPORTS THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL

COMMUNITY DIGEST — CONTINUED FROM PAGE A-6 WATER POLO Ukiah High School Water 468-3006, or dmcmarti@mendoci- time to get your child involved in Polo Practice no.edu for additional informtation. swimming. Children are placed into different swimming groups depending Riemenschneider key to The Ukiah High School Water Polo Six-A-Side Soccer on their ability and age. team will hold its first practice on For more information leave a mes- Monday, August 21 at 8 a.m. Tournament Aug. 19 sage by calling the Ukiah Dolphin A team information packet can be Swim Team office at 463-5253, ext. picked up at the UHS pool after 5:30 The Ukiah Host Lions and the Ryan 1301. Rones Dickey Memorial Soccer Fund Ukiah defense in win p.m. every Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday throughout July. are sponsoring a six-a-side soccer Youth Soccer Camp This includes an athlete physical tournament for high school age boys The Daily Journal of the goal, the one they think Christina Messier, a two- form which must be completed before and girls on Aug. 19 at Ukiah High Scholarship Behind four goals from the student is allowed to practice. School. applicants wanted has the best chance of scoring meter player, scored nine Please call Rick Cleland at 463- Games begin at 8 a.m. and will go Travis Cleland and the three if they get him the ball. Paul’s goals. 1551 for more information. until about 5 p.m. Entry fee is $150 The Scholarship Committee is look- goals and clutch defense of per team and applications can be not the biggest guy but he’s “We just couldn’t stop their ing for applicants for the Ryan Rones Paul Riemenschneider, the feisty, and he plays tough. hole set,” Cleland said. “She Juan Angel Rodriguez picked up at 601 N. State Street or via Dickey Memorial Soccer Scholarship e-mail at [email protected]. Fund. This scholarship is available for Ukiah Dolphins water polo And that’s what he did against was dominant.” Memorial Softball Applications are due by Aug. 1. For attendance at soccer camps. team cruised to a 19-9 win this guy.” Allison Grubaugh led Tournament July 22-23 more information call 468-5711. Applicants must be dedicated to the over Santa Rosa Saturday in game of soccer, hard-working and Travis Cleland’s successful Ukiah with three goals, and The 3rd Annual "J-Rod" Juan Angel Ukiah. return to home waters came UHS basketball standout Rodriguez Memorial Softball tourna- Margaret Vaughan have a good attitude. ment will take place on July 22-23 at Memorial Softball Please pick up an application at 601 Nate Mack added three after 19 days in New Zealand, Carrie Reid scored two goals the Colusa Softball Complex in N State St. or call 468-5711. Please goals for Ukiah in the win, where he was part of an in her first game with the Colusa. Tournament July 22-23 submit the application two weeks Proceeds from this event will go before the start of camp. and Miles Oswald, Collin Orange County water polo Dolphins. towards a scholarship set up at The Ukiah Women’s Athletic Donations will be gratefully accepted Phenicie and Guy Conger team that played 14 games in Katie Bishop and Mandy Association is holding the 29th annu- Lindhurst High School in memory of at 601 N State St. scored two goals each. Juan Angel Rodriguez. al Margaret Vaughan Memorial Slow- the Pan Pacific Water Polo Summit also scored goals for The event will be a ASA double- Pitch Softball Tournament July 22-23. “Paul played inside against Tournament. the Dolphins. elimination format with the men's divi- The Tournament is double elimina- Mendocino College their big guy, who is called the The Pan Pacific features Ukiah returns to action sion being played on the July 22 and tion, and a fee of $185 is due before Commuter Volleyball hole set or two meter guy,” 23. Co-ed will be double-elimination July 10, and goes up to $200 after. Camp Aug. 7-11 103 teams from all over the Thursday, with the girls host- also and played on Sunday only. Deadline to register is July 18. For said Ukiah head coach Rick world. ing Napa at 6 p.m. and the The Entry fee for this event will be more information call 972-1719. Mendocino College is offering a Cleland. “The two meter guy In the girls matchup, Ukiah boys game immediately after- $185. The first 18 men's teams that commuter volleyball camp in sign up will be guaranteed a spot. Six is the one they post up in front lost 16-7 as Santa Rosa’s wards. spots currently remain for the men's City of Ukiah 2006 Co-Ed Mendocino county the week of Aug. 7- division. Softball Season 11. For more information call Robert The camp is divided into two ses- Rodriguez at 751-9796 or Eric Lay at The City of Ukiah Community sions: Grades 7-9 from 9:30 a.m. - there are five or six guys right with the very club that had 458-4956. Service Department announces the 12:30 p.m. and Grades 10-12 from there that are going to be try- served him so well the first beginning of the 2006 Co-Ed Softball 1:30 p.m. - 4:30 p.m. Woods Mendocino College High Season. The camp will be held at Mendocino ing to do the same thing I’m two days. School Girls Soccer League play is scheduled to begin in College and run by local coaches. Fee Continued from Page A-8 doing.” “I know I’m in the last Training mid-August and run through October. for the camp is $80 and the camp will One of them is the Big group. And I’ve got a one-shot Sponsor fees are $350 per team and limit the numbe of participants. For DiMarco said. “Tomorrow, he Easy. lead,” Woods said. “And Mendocino College will host a soc- $30 per player. The sponsor fee is due more information and a brochure call cer training camp for high school girls at the time of registration, and player Ed Schweitzer at 462-3382. has a one-shot lead. You Els, in the final pairing hopefully, tomorrow I can from July 27-30 at the Mendocino fees will be collected from team man- would have thought he’d be 4 with Woods at a major for the play like the way I did today College Soccer/Football Stadium. agers at the first game. To place an announcement in the or 5 under right now, and he’s first time in six years, strug- and just putt a little better.” Girls ages 13-18 are welcome to Registration will be accepted “Community Sports Digest,” contact attend and the cost will be $60. through July 28. Registration forms or not. gled with his irons but refused The dry conditions have The training will be an all-girls pro- The Ukiah Daily Journal Sports additional infortmation is available at Department by phone at 468-3518. “But the guy has a knack to allow himself to fall too far left splotches of brown on the gram focusing on tactics, positioning, the City of Ukiah Recreation You may also mail your listing to 590 for winning, so it’s going to be behind. He picked up birdies greens, and Woods struggled and team play. Department or at Training will include a significant www.cityofukiah.com. S. School Street, Ukiah, Calif., 95482, tough to beat him.” on the par-5 16th and 18th to find the right speed on his amount of structured and unstruc- e-mail it to [email protected], or Woods made it tougher on holes, leaving him in the putts. tured scrimmage time from 8 v 8 to 11 fax it to us at 468-3544. Because the v 11. Ukiah Dolphins Swim “Community Sports Digest” is a FREE himself by struggling on the three-way tie for second at It started on the par-5 10th, Coaches include Duncan McMartin, Team Registration service, no guarantees can be made greens, three-putting three 204. when Woods gave himself a Mendocino College Women’s Soccer on the frequency of a listing’s appear- Head Coach, and Luke Oberkirch, The Ukiah Dolphins is a year round times over the final eight Another shot back at 11- 25-foot eagle putt. He ran it Sonoma State University Women’s competitive swim club for children ance in The Daily Journal. To assure holes to keep himself from under 205 was former U.S. about 3 1/2 feet by, and pulled Soccer Head Coach. aged five through 18. Any child that your event maximum publicity, please turning this British Open into Open champion Jim Furyk the next one, gritting his teeth Registration forms can be down- can swim 25 yards continuously may contact either our classified (468- loaded from www.mendocino.edu. join the Dolphins. 3535) or display advertising (468- another runaway. (66) and Angel Cabrera, who as he headed to the next tee. Please contact Duncan McMartin at The hot summer months are a great 3510) departments. He had to birdie the 18th also shot 66 and left the He answered with a birdie for a 71 to get into the final gallery wondering if there was from 18 feet on No. 11 to pairing and build the slimmest something in the tea at build a two-shot lead, and it SCOREBOARD of leads. Hoylake that suited looked like it might get larger Detroit 7, Oakland 4 St. Louis 2, L.A. Dodgers 0 And he knew it. Argentines. when his 20-foot birdie on the SOCCER Minnesota 14, Cleveland 6 Saturday’s Games Toronto 7, N.Y.Yankees 3 N.Y. Mets 4, Houston 3 “Just take away my three- The last time the British 14th caught the edge of the MAJOR LEAGUE SOCCER Tampa Bay 14, Baltimore 7 Washington 7, Chicago Cubs 3 cup. Kansas City 8, L.A. Angels 3 Atlanta at Philadelphia, ppd., Rain putts, I would have a four-shot Open came to this links course Eastern Conference Texas 10, Chicago White Sox 3 W L T Pts GF GA Florida 5, Pittsburgh 0 lead,” Woods said. But it spun out and trickled Boston 9, Seattle 4 Cincinnati 8, Milwaukee 7 was in 1967, when Robert De D.C. United 13 1 6 45 37 17 Saturday’s Games New England 6 6 7 25 25 25 San Diego at San Francisco, 9:05 p.m. Instead, he was at 13-under Vicenzo of Argentina held off 4 feet by, and Woods again Oakland 9, Detroit 5 Colorado at Arizona, 9:40 p.m. New York 5 6 8 23 22 25 Seattle 5, Boston 2 missed the hole on his par Chicago 5 7 6 21 24 26 St. Louis at L.A. Dodgers, 10:10 p.m. 203 and will be in the final Jack Nicklaus. N.Y.Yankees 5, Toronto 4 Sunday’s Games Kansas City 6 11 2 20 21 27 Cleveland 11, Minnesota 0 putt. Columbus 4 9 7 19 16 28 Pittsburgh (Gorzelanny 0-2) at Florida (Willis 6-7), group with Garcia, a 26-year- Cabrera has not seen De Texas 3, Chicago White Sox 1 1:05 p.m. L.A. Angels 4, Kansas City 3, 10 innings old Spaniard who now has his Vicenzo in several years, and He lost the lead again on Western Conference Chicago Cubs (Marmol 3-3) at Washington Tampa Bay 13, Baltimore 12 (Armas 6-5), 1:05 p.m. the 17th when his 40-foot putt W L T Pts GF GA Sunday’s Games best chance ever to capture a really wasn’t interested in the FC Dallas 11 5 3 36 31 24 Oakland (Loaiza 4-5) at Detroit (Robertson 8-6), Houston (Oswalt 6-7) at N.Y. Mets (Pelfrey 2-0), major. peculiar link between his from the back of the green Houston 8 3 7 31 29 22 10:05 a.m. 1:10 p.m. Colorado 7 6 4 25 23 25 Minnesota (Liriano 11-2) at Cleveland (Westbrook Milwaukee (Ohka 2-1) at Cincinnati (Milton 6-5), Garcia holed out a 9-iron country and Royal Liverpool. came up 6 feet short. CD Chivas USA 6 6 7 25 29 25 7-5), 10:05 a.m. 1:15 p.m. Los Angeles 5 10 5 20 16 24 N.Y.Yankees (Ponson 4-4) at Toronto (Marcum 0- San Diego (Hensley 6-7) at San Francisco from 167 yards for eagle on “I’m not really thinking “You really had to watch Real Salt Lake 4 10 4 16 20 25 0), 10:07 a.m. (Wright 6-8), 4:05 p.m. your pace, because obviously Baltimore (Bedard 11-6) at Tampa Bay (Kazmir St. Louis (Marquis 11-7) at L.A. Dodgers No. 2, took only 29 shots on about history, I’m thinking NOTE: Three points for victory, one point for tie. 10-7), 10:15 a.m. (Billingsley 1-2), 4:10 p.m. every green is just a slightly Texas (Padilla 10-5) at Chicago White Sox Colorado (BKim 5-6) at Arizona (Cruz 3-5), 4:40 the outward nine and never about Cabrera,” he said. Wednesday’s Game (Garland 9-3), 11:05 a.m. p.m. faded. It will be his first time And what does he think different speed,” he said. New York 2, Columbus 0 L.A. Angels (Weaver 6-0) at Kansas City Atlanta (H.Ramirez 5-3) at Philadelphia (Myers 6- Thursday’s Game (Duckworth 1-3), 11:10 a.m. 3), 8:05 p.m. in the final group of a major about Cabrera? Garcia had a few problems CD Chivas USA 3, Colorado 3, tie Boston (Lester 5-0) at Seattle (Washburn 4-10), Monday’s Games Saturday’s Games 1:05 p.m. Atlanta at Philadelphia, 4:05 p.m. since he was four shots behind “That I can win the tourna- of his own, missing a 6-foot Los Angeles 1, Columbus 1, tie Monday’s Games Chicago Cubs at N.Y. Mets, 4:10 p.m. birdie on the 17th that might New York 1, Kansas City 0 Detroit at Cleveland, 4:05 p.m. Pittsburgh at Milwaukee, 5:05 p.m. Woods in the 2002 U.S. Open ment,” he replied with a grin. New England 1, Houston 1, tie N.Y.Yankees at Texas, 4:05 p.m. D.C. United 1, Chicago 1, tie St. Louis at Colorado, 6:05 p.m. have sent him to a course L.A. Angels at Tampa Bay, 4:15 p.m. San Diego at L.A. Dodgers, 7:10 p.m. at Bethpage Black. Everyone must feel they FC Dallas 1, Real Salt Lake 0 Minnesota at Chicago White Sox, 5:05 p.m. record. Wednesday, July 26 “I did what I had to do to can get their names inscribed Boston at Oakland, 7:05 p.m. WOMEN’S NATIONAL BASKETBALL CD Chivas USA at Real Salt Lake, 6 p.m. Toronto at Seattle, 7:05 p.m. He had another birdie putt Houston at Colorado, 6:30 p.m. ASSOCIATION give myself a chance,” Garcia on the silver claret jug Sunday Saturday, July 29 from the same distance on No. NATIONAL LEAGUE EASTERN CONFERENCE said. afternoon, thanks to a pedes- Colorado at FC Dallas, 4 p.m. W L Pct GB Columbus at Chicago, 5:30 p.m. East Division Connecticut 17 6 .739 — Everyone else did just trian performance by Woods 11 that he left short. New York at Houston, 5:30 p.m. W L Pct GB Detroit 16 7 .696 1 New England at Kansas City, 5:30 p.m. New York 59 38 .608 — Indiana 15 9 .625 2 1/2 enough to turn this British D.C. United at Real Salt Lake, 6 p.m. Atlanta 45 51 .469 13 1/2 Washington 12 11 .522 5 Philadelphia 44 50 .468 13 1/2 Charlotte 7 17 .292 10 1/2 Open into a wide-open affair. Ukiah Women’s Golf Club Florida 44 52 .458 14 1/2 New York 4 19 .174 13 Washington 42 56 .429 17 1/2 DiMarco, his fiery emotion MLB Chicago 3 20 .130 14 replaced by quiet peace as he 2006 “Under the Tuscan Sun” AMERICAN LEAGUE Central Division WESTERN CONFERENCE W L Pct GB copes with the July 4 death of Golf Invitational East Division W L Pct GB St. Louis 54 41 .568 — Los Angeles 20 6 .769 — W L Pct GB Cincinnati 52 46 .531 3 1/2 his mother, overcame consec- Boston 59 37 .615 — Sacramento 16 8 .667 3 On June 13, 2006 The Ukiah Women’s Golf Club Invitational was Houston 46 52 .469 9 1/2 Houston 14 11 .560 5 1/2 New York 56 39 .589 2 1/2 Milwaukee 46 52 .469 9 1/2 utive bogeys at the turn by Toronto 54 43 .557 5 1/2 Seattle 12 12 .500 7 held with over 80 women golfers participating. We would like to Chicago 37 59 .385 17 1/2 Phoenix 11 12 .478 7 1/2 making three straight birdies. Baltimore 44 55 .444 16 1/2 Pittsburgh 35 64 .354 21 Tampa Bay 41 57 .418 19 San Antonio 11 13 .458 8 thank the following businesses and individuals for their contribu- Minnesota 8 15 .348 10 1/2 DiMarco, who lost a playoff West Division tions to our successful “2006 Under the Tuscan Sun”. Proceeds Central Division W L Pct GB to Woods at the 2005 Masters, W L Pct GB San Diego 50 46 .521 — Friday’s Games from our raffle from the tournament were donated to UVAH, Ukiah Detroit 65 32 .670 — San Francisco 50 47 .515 1/2 Detroit 73, Los Angeles 59 had a chance to join him in the Chicago 58 38 .604 6 1/2 Arizona 49 47 .510 1 Washington 80, San Antonio 77 lead until his fairway metal to Valley Adult Habilitation. Minnesota 55 41 .573 9 1/2 Los Angeles 47 50 .485 3 1/2 Saturday’s Games Cleveland 43 53 .448 21 1/2 Colorado 45 50 .474 4 1/2 Phoenix 78, Charlotte 74 Kansas City 34 63 .351 31 Los Angeles 73, Indiana 68 the 18th green got stuck Perkowski’s Screen Printing & Embroidery Friday’s Games Detroit 89, Chicago 70 behind a pot bunker, forcing West Division Seattle 91, New York 54 Embroidered Sun Visors W L Pct GB Philadelphia 6, Atlanta 5 Washington 7, Chicago Cubs 6 Sacramento 86, Minnesota 59 him to play away from the Oakland 51 46 .526 — Connecticut 79, San Antonio 61 Texas 51 47 .520 1/2 N.Y. Mets 7, Houston 0 Ukiah Ford Lincoln Mercury Cincinnati 6, Milwaukee 5 Sunday’s Games flag. Los Angeles 49 48 .505 2 Seattle at Washington, 3 p.m. Seattle 46 51 .474 5 Florida 4, Pittsburgh 1 “Obviously, you want to Hole in One vehicle Arizona 6, Colorado 2 Monday’s Games Connecticut at New York, 4:30 p.m. Friday’s Games San Francisco 8, San Diego 2 beat the best player in the Realty World - Selzer Realty world,” DiMarco said. “But Wine Glasses D. William Jewelers GIANTS 4, PADRES 3 Citizen EcoDrive Watch for raffle Mendocino Wine Company/ Parducci Schmidt picks up Wine OUR HOLE SPONSORS first win in six weeks Allred Construction Bob Mirata State Farm Insurance By JANIE McCAULEY Broiler Steak House The Associated Press D. William Jewelers SAN FRANCISCO — Jason Schmidt won for the first time Drums, Danny’s Vacuum in more than six weeks, and the San Francisco Giants took over ... where music is a celebration! Eversole Mortuary first place in the NL West with a 4-3 victory over the San Diego BLUEGRASS, COUNTRY, Carvings & Don & Vivi Rones Padres on Saturday night. 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The 263-7755 right-hander also snapped a three-game losing streak to San Monday - Friday •8am - 5pm & Assts. Derek Webb, Joey Fowler & all our helpers. Diego, beating the Padres for the first time in six starts since a 7-5 win on Sept. 28, 2004. ~ EVERY TRUCK ACCESSORY ~ We could not have done it without all of you!! THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL SPORTS SUNDAY, JULY 23, 2006 – A-11 OAKLAND RAIDERS Padres and Cubs Biggest plus for Brooks exchange pitchers By JANIE McCAULEY The Associated Press SAN FRANCISCO — The San Diego Padres found the is that he’s not Collins bullpen help they were seeking, acquiring right-hander Scott Williamson on Saturday from the Chicago Cubs in exchange By CARL STEWARD resulted in a turnover. for two minor league pitchers. The Cubs received Class-A pitchers Fabian Jimenez and Joel ANG Newspapers In the end, Brooks was ban- ished with the heavy label of a Santo in the deal. The Padres are still looking for a third base- The best thing Aaron man before the trading deadline. Brooks has going for him talented player who just didn’t “For the last couple of years our bullpen has been a large part heading into Oakland Raiders appear to care enough. of the reason we’ve been able to not only win the division last training camp on Monday is Whether that’s fair or not, it year but stay in contention,” Padres general manager Kevin that his name isn’t Kerry won’t fly here even as a per- Towers said Saturday before the Padres played the San Collins. That said, he’d better ception. Even Collins, for all Francisco Giants. “I don’t think you can ever have enough not waste much time making a his faults, was a dedicated and arms. This guy’s been a closer before, been an All-Star. It just name for himself. cooperative quarterback adds another arm to the mix in the late innings.” While Brooks will enjoy a always striving to atone for The 30-year-old Williamson is scheduled to join the Padres brief honeymoon as The Man his mistakes. A recalcitrant on Monday in Los Angeles for a three-game series. Who Isn’t Kerry, both the will be gone before he can say Raiders and their fans are “hike.” It goes without saying wary. He has a mere two-year Hillenbrand to get a fair contract, he’s getting the start- Brooks needs to dump the seeds if he hasn’t already done Righty chance and a fresh start in San ing job by default and there’s Francisco. a young buck named Andrew so. And if he wants to make the most of this chance, his Continued from Page A-8 “I feel there are two sides Walter waiting in the wings to the story,” Sabean said. “It that a lot of people would pre- outward demeanor toward _ guy.” fer to see. oh god, we’re going to say it _ will be left for people to The Giants sent reliever decide what happened in Oakland is a brutal town on commitment to excellence Jeremy Accardo to Toronto quarterbacks. Even though he must be as strong if not Toronto.” for Hillenbrand and reliever Hillenbrand, who has a led them to three consecutive stronger than his arm. Vinnie Chulk, getting in AFC West titles and a Super It is notable that until last $5.8 million contract for this Hillenbrand the first baseman season, hit .301 with 12 Bowl and won the MVP, a lot season, Brooks had crafted a and offensive threat they had of fans couldn’t wait to ditch .500 record as the Saints QB, homers, 15 doubles and 39 been seeking before the trade RBIs for Toronto this year. Rich Gannon for Collins ... not acceptable in a lot of deadline. Both players were until they got a load of Collins places but pretty impressive “It’s not easy to be a .300 expected to be in uniform for hitter in both leagues,” when it mattered. Suddenly, File photo for New Orleans. Last year’s the Giants on Saturday night Gannon wasn’t so bad after New Oakland quarterback Aaron Brooks is just one 3-10 falloff until he was against the San Diego Padres. Sabean said. “He’s always hit all. year removed from back-to-back seasons in which he benched very well could be an “This team is really a lot of doubles. He can hit a Brooks doesn’t have nearly threw for 45 touchdowns and ran for six more. aberration. focused. It is built around vet- home run and he can drive in as tough an act to follow. Hurricane Katrina, to be erans for a reason. To get big runs. In Toronto, he was Collins was so reviled by the could be his one and only shot and open up running lanes sure, may have been enough something done sooner, than playing first, third and DHing. end of his run here that fans at it _ and the Raiders could when he gets too much pres- to undermine Brooks and the to have to wait in what I per- I think the opportunity to play were threatening to cancel strike gold if he comes into sure. He has a backfield war- Saints as it made them a ceive to be a very slow mar- every day, not only for us but their season tickets en masse camp determined to prove that rior in Lamont Jordan and a vagabond team. But what’s ket, hopefully bodes well,” for his sake, is probably going if he returned, even without an he’s a lot better than people tight end in Courtney more, New Orleans also lost Sabean said. “I think the team to be good for both parties.” obvious replacement. The say he is, as Gannon did. Anderson who should be a top tailback Deuce McAllister will appreciate that we’re Sabean said he is interested Raiders surveyed an array of Brooks should be right in more involved this year. for the season in the middle of putting this foot forward.” in keeping the 30-year-old possible successors before his prime, having just turned “Just talking to him, he’s the fifth game, and were 1-10 Hillenbrand was designat- Hillenbrand around beyond finally settling on Brooks, 30 in March. He’s healthy and excited about the system we afterward. Horn was lost for ed for assignment during the 2006 season. who was one of the last veter- has no history of significant have here,” said coach Art three games in midseason and Toronto’s game Wednesday “There were a number of an starters on the market with injury. He’s getting in on the Shell this week. “He’s excited wasn’t nearly the same receiv- night after writing “play for guys who came into my office any potential upside. ground floor with a new about what the capability of er afterward. He caught just yourself” on a board the Blue last night asking me if we We say “potential” because coaching regime highly moti- the system can allow him to 49 balls for 654 yards and one Jays use to post batting prac- knew that Hillenbrand was no one really knows what’s vated to reverse the ill for- do as far as being the quarter- touchdown after 94 catches, tice times. He later wrote the available,” said Alou, who there now after Brooks was tunes of the past three sea- back, the freedom it allows 1,399 yards and 11 TDs in “ship was sinking” before hadn’t yet decided where to unceremoniously benched, sons. He’s just a year removed him to have.” 2005. manager John Gibbons chal- bat Hillenbrand. “A couple of then released, by New Orleans from back-to-back seasons in Brooks had better be excit- With that in mind, Brooks lenged him to a fight during a those guys have been team- after a horrific 2005 season. which he threw 45 touch- ed, because you can bet the ultimately could prove a lot of team meeting. mates with him. The word The Raiders can point to their downs and ran for six more Nation has studied his New people wrong. That’s what the Sabean, whose club moved was that he’s a good guy on brilliant reclamations of Jim against 24 interceptions. Orleans resume closely and is Raiders are hoping for, and within a half-game of the NL the team and we all know Plunkett and Gannon, but Moreover, Brooks has well aware some of the we’ll find out soon enough West-leading Padres follow- what kind of player he is. I naysayers can just easily point weapons. He had good biggest knocks against him about the man himself. Maybe ing an 8-2 win over San Diego think he’ll fit perfectly in the to Jay Schroeder, Jeff George receivers with the Saints in have focused on his casual he still has the ability to carry on Friday night, wants situation right now.” and Collins. The truth is, Joe Horn and Donte approach, that he occasionally a team instead of simply being nobody knows which way Stallworth but nobody will was spotted chewing sun- the next Kerry. Brooks will lean. mistake either of those guys flower seeds on the sidelines MENDO-LAKE What should be clear to for a healthy Randy Moss. He and had a penchant for com- Carl Steward can be reached Brooks is that he’s in a good has a fleet of other receivers ing off the field smiling, even at (510) 293-2451 or by e-mail at OFFICE PRODUCTS spot to revive his career _ it that will stretch the defense after a poor decision that [email protected].

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‘Pedophile’ Political Party” I care more for kids, edu- New grand jury up (Mendocino), Dick Finch It began: cation, truth and the future, (Fort Bragg), Thomas Clay MORE LETTERS ... “A Dutch court refused than I am a polished commu- and running (Ukiah), Paul Conrado Monday to ban a political nicator. but I keep learning. To the Editor: (Ukiah), William Russell Flag is beautiful Keep the flag and party whose main goal is to I believe that unleashing The Superior Court (Ukiah), Carolyn Pavlovic lower the age of sexual con- pot sets a strong precedent so empanelled a new grand jury (Willits), Dennis Scoles To the Editor: quit complaining sent from 16 to 12. The judge that what happened in (Redwood Valley), James I sit here on a daily basis, on Thursday, July 6 and To the Editor: said it was the voters’ right to Holland could happen here. charged it with duty to review Schweig (Willits), George reading about the flag. I’m I can’t believe that the judge the appeal of political Marc Parsley Pacheco (Potter Valley), tired of it. The flag is a beau- local governmental opera- people of Ukiah have nothing parties.” Willits tions within Mendocino Sherry Stambaugh (Ukiah), tiful thing and the symbol of better to do than bash the fact I bet a bunch of pedophiles and Lisa Mammina (Ukiah) - our country. Yes, there is a Thank you County and to respond to citi- that an American flag is fly- are going to move to the zen complaints. The grand Alternates: Al Hunter city ordinance covering the ing on the hillside above Hague, Netherlands, just to To the Editor: (Ukiah), Natalie Daugherty height of a flagpole. I think The Mendocino Wine jury operates as an effective Ukiah. My God, has anyone gain control of the vote. The check and balance between (Redwood Valley), Robert that when this ordnance was thought of things to worry same thing that happened Affair could not happen with- Stuefen (Ukiah), Robert written it was considered for out the support and hard work the power and decisions of about like how people drive, here in Mendocino with mari- public officials and the rights Bradford (Hopland), Lillian the flat lands, i,e. the city nobody knows how to use a juana. Are votes more impor- of so many people. There are Pacini (Ukiah) and Bradley proper, not the hillside. If the so many folks to thank that I and needs of county resi- stop sign, child molestation, tant than our children? And dents. The system depends Hunter (Ukiah). current pole was lowered to drunk-drivers, murders and then there are always those don’t know where to begin or I would also like to thank the correct height, it still will end…but here goes: The upon the generosity of indi- pot raids and deaths. We officials that privately declare viduals who hold such an the Ukiah Daily Journal for be the tallest flag in the city. could have lost the ability to their hands are tied until they Mendocino Winegrowers its continuing support of the I’m tired of “Out-Of- Alliance staff: Betsy Rogers interest in the welfare of our even fly the flag after and get in office, but then there county that they are willing to county grand jury. The Towners” complaining about during 9-11. Did you know will be some big changes. and John Enquist; all the Journal has always demon- the flag. I say to you: Go hard-working, dedicated folks spend countless hours in the that more flags were sold and That hasn’t happened around investigation of issues and strated a real civic interest in home and take care of prob- displayed after that mess? For here for over 30 years. at Mendocino Wine reviewing both the grand jury lems in your hometown, not Company, especially Tim the preparation of reports. heaven sakes get a life and I wonder if the concerned On behalf of all county reports and the public agency my town. To you other com- enjoy the beauty of the fact mothers of Mendocino Thornhill and Selina Ruiz; responses. You have person- plainers: You don’t like to see Kathy Pomilia, Carol Crosby residents and the other that we can fly the flag at all. County could use their Superior Court Judges I ally given strong editorial the flag on the hillside,? If it bothers you people so “grouping power” and sue the and Colleen Stewart at Fetzer support to the grand jury sys- Leave. Pack your bags and Valley Oaks, and the incredi- would like to recognize and much then you should go and local supervisors for not thank each of the members of tem. The Journal’s interest in just leave. live where they can’t fly any showing proper due diligence ble work of the steering com- and support of the grand jury I served in the Marine mittee volunteers, especially the departing 2005/2006 flag or have any freedoms. in protecting all the residents Grand Jury: Brian Corcoran operations has greatly assist- Corps, so have two of my Why do you think any wars of the county of Mendocino. Diane Daubeneck who ed the court in developing a sons. One is still in the worked tirelessly to procure (Ukiah), Kenneth Dewell were fought any way? I Directly against federal (Ukiah), Terry Harvey pool of qualified applicants Marine Corps protecting our believe it was so we could fly law, Mendocino County has auction items; each of the who are willing to serve for country and our flag. auction donors who selected (Willits), Paul Jack (Ukiah), that beautiful flag in a free allowed federally illegal mar- Joan Lamb (Ukiah), Daniel the benefit of the public inter- The City Council has more land. That flag should be fly- ijuana production to flourish their donation with care and est. important things to be con- generosity and those who Lowden (Willits), Al Pierce ing all the time. I bet the peo- with no site checks at all. (Talmage), Donald Popowski Hon. Richard J. cerned about, not the flag, ple who are writing all the Things seem to be caught in a entertained during the auction Henderson located on a hillside, several (Fact: Coro wine-makers real- (Ukiah), and Beverly Robison stupid letters fly flags on spe- limbo between catering to (Albion). Special thanks and Judge of the Superior hundred feet above the city. cial holidays. People have voters. But the feds can still ly do make great wine in Court Oh what a beautiful flag. spite of their dancing!) I’d recognition should be given flags on their vehicles, enforce federal law. I vote for to Benjman Thomas (Ukiah) Semper Fi. clothes and other places. I the feds and I vote that also like to say a public thank William K. Heinze you to Dennis Denny for sug- for his able and arduous ser- suppose by everybody’s Mendocino County’s federal- vice as grand jury foreperson THANK YOU LETTER POLICY Ukiah thinking that they should all ly contrary and population gesting Project Sanctuary as a beneficiary in the first place. and to those eight grand be taken down and thrown endangering system of get- jurors who have generously Editor’s note: The Daily Enough already ting votes be brought to a halt Search and Rescue once Journal welcomes letters of away. Maybe we shouldn’t volunteered to serve a succes- thanks from organizations and put flags up for the vets who as soon as possible. again demonstrated their To the Editor: experience and teamwork, as sive term to provide continu- individuals. We are glad that so fought to keep us free. Gee Mendocino’s federally con- ity to the 2006/2007 Grand I am so sick of seeing trary actions can been directly we “new kids” worked to fig- many successful events are held another stupid letter everyday maybe we shouldn’t have the Jury: Diana Frediani (Ukiah), here. However, thank you let- Avenue of Flags on Vet’s day connected to an ever increas- ure out how we could best in the paper about this flag help out. Each of the new Al Hunter (Ukiah), Frank ters must be kept short. For that either. The Capitol should ing number of deaths, direct McLaren (Little River), Janet reason we have a 20-business issue. Isn’t anyone else? persecutions and hardships to charities brought volunteer Don’t you people have any- take their flag down and the Moore (Ukiah), Glenn name limit per letter. If your let- Post Offices and every place many of this county’s longest workers. They included folks ter lists more than 20 businesses thing else better to do with from our boards of directors, Pavlovic, Foreman (Willits), else. Get a life people or and hardest-working resi- Al Robinson (Willits), Carol it will not be printed. Shorter your time than write ridicu- dents. staff, and for Project thank you letters which do not lous letters about the rules move out of the country. Rosenberg (Ukiah), Robin Dorothy Brunell And thereby creating and Sanctuary, even our crisis line contain lists of participants or and regulations of the city volunteers came out to assist. Saia (Redwood Valley) and donors will be printed more Ukiah allowing all the public to be Terence Stoekl (Ukiah - and what an eyesore the flag exposed to a unnecessarily Finally, I am truly grateful quickly. Those wishing to thank and pole are? I could go on to The Mendocino Alternate). long lists of people and busi- high level of individual dan- In addition to the hold- nesses are welcome to contact for a while about eyesores in ger. I guess if you want to Winegrowers Foundation for the Ukiah Valley, like for over grand jurors, the our advertising department for appeal to the heart, its’ best to choosing to include Project help with a thank you ad. instance the Fjord’s building Sanctuary as a beneficiary of 2006/2007 grand jury will ON OTHER ISSUES talk to the moms. include: Thelma Thompson or the Palace Hotel. Please don’t tell me that this extravaganza that cele- Let the city and building Dutch courts are different in brates the wonderful wine department take care of the Wants county to effect on their children than grown and made in rules and move on! This man Mendocino County. obey federal laws our courts are on our kids. O N M A I N obviously wanted to stir up I hope that soon I’ll be sit- Christine Hance controversy and needs atten- banning marijuana ting in your office, thanking Project Sanctuary tion and you have given it to you for all the heartfully dri- Executive Director him! So either for or against To the Editor: I wrote the following letter ven accountable methodology this man and his flag pole, you have adopted towards lets move on and use your to Acting Sheriff Kevin Broin: BIKRAM YOGA I saw this Associated Press med-pot and I’ll be eating time and energy into some- crow for all the cutting edge thing worthwhile. article and I just couldn’t UKIAH Thank You believe my eyes: in my communications with Melissa Murphy you. Ukiah “Dutch Court OKs Bikini Season Ukiah for a is Here leagues and the public and You can’t have people retiring Wonderful SUMMER View accept whatever the outcome at 50 and 55 at almost their SALE is. Not try to sneak money full salary and living to be 75 $29 1st Year into the budget through the or 85 years old and not cut Intro Special Clothing and Accessories 1252 Airport Park Blvd, Suite B-6 323 North Main St • Ukiah Continued from Page A-6 back door. spending and continuing rais- 115 W. Church St • Ukiah • 468-YOGA Behind Les Schwab 462-5911 I notice that the supervisors ing those salaries and not go I want to know why the do have Kendall’s travel bud- broke. board of supervisors has no get on their agenda for This county isn’t making had a public conversation Tuesday and they are meeting enough in taxes or invest- about Kendall Smith’s in Fort Bragg (good excuse to ments (I’m told we’re dead demands. Why should she get meet there but they also know last among the 21 counties in any more mileage or travel they’ll likely get less audience California with independent expenses than any one else? there too. 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to do. “What we were dinged on those was Little Lake Election “A lot of people felt that it is, you have to have an upright Volunteer Fire Department Tax credits for some hybrid was just too late to mail their stand -- a post in front of the Chief Jeff Smith, who lives ballots in,” she said. “I mean handicapped parking space, Continued from Page A-1 about half a mile up Sherwood cars halved starting this fall you know it has to go down to that says ‘Handicapped Road and who says he has community located in the far Petaluma where it gets sorted Parking Only.’ We didn’t have voted in every election for the Associated Press a full tax credit for purchasing northeastern corner of the and then it gets sent back to one. That was one thing. past 20 years. WASHINGTON — hybrids made by other manu- Environmentally concerned facturers, such as Honda county. Formerly, according Ukiah. I feel there were a lot “The other was the door “I go over to vote. I go to to Mike Reynolds, the 2006 of votes that weren’t counted issue. The front door to the car buyers will see some fed- Motor Co., Ford Motor Co. my precinct and they say eral tax breaks for energy effi- and General Motors Corp., commander of the Covelo because it was too late to mail community center is too ‘You’re not on the list,’” post of the American Legion, it in. It hampered the election heavy to pull open for a hand- cient hybrids start shrinking until those manufacturers trig- on both sides. This valley did- icapped person. Our door has Smith said. Precinct workers this fall. ger the credit limits or the tax Covelo had two polling did arrange for Smith to vote places. n’t get adequate representa- 15 pound pull -- it takes 15 Toyota Motor Corp. has hit break expires in 2011. tion.” pounds of pull to open it. We by provisional ballot. the production limit — 60,000 Tax credits for hybrids “One precinct voted at the “Once the process started Methodist Church; the other Reynolds said the Legion need to have five pound pull. — on vehicles eligible for a range from $250 to $2,600, voted at the Legion Hall,” Hall is accessible to people So at the May 23 meeting I and they told me I had to vote special tax credit designed to depending on the make and Reynolds said. “In November who have handicaps. “We was given instructions by the provisional, that process went encourage more buyers to model of vehicle. A credit 2005, Marsha consolidated have our wheelchair ramps board to go out and bid for smooth,” Smith said. “But I choose gas-electric hybrids. reduces taxes dollar-for-dol- both precincts into one, and and they’re in good shape.” this door.” saw several people there who Spokeswoman Martha Voss lar. everybody had to vote at the Wharff says she can’t Chapman said Wharff’s said, ‘Look. I don’t have time said Thursday that the The tax break, part of a Masonic Hall. Then in June remember why the American notification that the communi- for this. I have to get to work’ automaker sold its 60,000th mammoth energy plan enact- 2006, we found out she had Legion Hall in Covelo did not ty center could not be used as and they left without voting.” such vehicle in May. ed last summer and designed consolidated further and qualify as a polling place. a polling place arrived too late “It’s still a big mystery to That means the tax credits to promote cleaner energy and everybody had to vote absen- “We would need to have for him to act in a timely man- me what happened,” he said. for Toyota and Lexus hybrids more conservation, lets buy- tee. another inspection,” she said. ner. “I was stunned,” he said. “because my wife and I talked will be cut in half for drivers ers claim a credit worth up to $3,400 for purchasing new “I wasn’t very happy about However, she said the “If I would have had a couple to each other after, and I said, who purchase their vehicles it,” Reynolds said. “It doesn’t Masonic Hall did not qualify more months on the thing, I beginning in October, she hybrids. ‘Did you see anything from But the law limited that tax make any sense to me. No one because the sidewalk leading could have resolved it.” Marsha saying we had to vote said. The $3,150 credit for the popular Toyota Prius, the credit to the first 60,000 vehi- understood why it was done. I to the building was cracked Chapman added he is absentee?’ And she didn’t. mean, we were never told why and the doorway was too nar- working with Wharff to largest hybrid tax credit avail- cles that a manufacturer pro- And neither did I. able, would shrink to $1,575. duces. After the manufacturer she closed us down. We still row for a wheelchair. ensure that the community “Maybe she did send it -- center will be available as a Six months later, beginning hits that limit, the full credit is don’t know to this day.” she probably did but we get so Claire Hurt, campaign Brooktrails Community polling place for the next April, the tax credits will available only through the coordinator for Supervisor- Center November election. much stuff in the mail, espe- shrink to one-quarter of their next quarter. The credit then elect John Pinches’ Covelo Wharff also eliminated the cially around election time. I original value. They will dis- shrinks to half its value for six campaign, agreed. Brooktrails Community Voters surprised at the know all the issues, I study appear by October 2007. months, and then to one-quar- “There was no notifica- Center as a polling place. polls that stuff, so I don’t use the Hybrids account for a very ter for another six months, tion,” she said. “No one knew According to Brooktrails Some voters used to voting voter pamphlet much. That small percentage of the mar- before disappearing entirely. why we couldn’t vote at our Township General Manager in their regular polling places stuff comes in and I just throw ket, but they have grown in Toyota hybrid sales have usual places. It was no help to Mike Chapman, the commu- were surprised to discover on it out.” popularity with gas prices top- outpaced other hybrid manu- the candidates. I certainly nity center was eliminated for election day that they were no Monday: What about vot- ping $3 a gallon. don’t think it was a fair thing two reasons. longer eligible to vote. One of ing privacy? Taxpayers could still claim See HYBRIDS, Page A-14

weakness or exhaustion, and beginning at approximately 9 Workshop Agenda ment Health nausea. Marijuana a.m. 2. Legal Overview: 6. Issues for Local Control: The signals of the late The agenda for the work- • State Law • Environment stage of a heat-related illness shop was discussed at the June • Proposition 215 • Quantities Continued from Page A-1 Continued from Page A-1 • Proposition 420 Allowed/Tolerated (often called heat stroke) 27 Board of Supervisors meet- • Federal Law • Quality/Purity/Technical helps to dress for the heat in include: vomiting, decreased response.” ing where Director of Public 3. Current County Policy Advising lightweight, light-colored alertness level or complete The workshop will begin at Health Carol Mordhorst sug- and Practices: • Dispensaries clothing, avoid strenuous loss of consciousness, high 9 a.m. in Conference Room C gested that issues regarding • Medical Marijuana Cards • Fees and Taxation activity, stay indoors and take body temperature (sometimes the use of medical marijuana • Enforcement 7. Follow Through: at the County Administration • Prosecution • County Policy Development regular breaks when engaged as high as 105 degrees), rapid, Center, 501 Low Gap Road, be separated from those of weak pulse and rapid shallow illegal marijuana farming. • Treatment • Legislative Advocacy in physical activity during hot Ukiah, and is expected to end 4. Impacts on Mendocino • Regional Consultation weather, the American Red breathing. The skin may still by noon. The workshop will The agenda is as follows: be moist or the victim may County • Action Steps Cross notes in an online arti- also be televised on Channel 3 1. Introduction/Review of 5. Public Expression/Com- 8. Adjournment cle about heat related illness. stop sweating and the skin may be red, hot and dry, the “Normally, the body has ARC states in its article. ways of keeping itself cool, by “This late stage of a heat- letting heat escape through the related illness (heat stroke) skin, and by evaporating can be life threatening. Call 9- sweat,” the article states. “If 1-1 or the local emergency the body does not cool proper- We Listen... number,” the ARC states. ly or does not cool enough, Meanwhile, move the vic- the victim may suffer a heat- tim to a cooler place and related illness. Anyone can be quickly cool the body, the susceptible although the very ARC states. This can be done young and very old are at by wrapping wet sheets greater risk. Heat-related ill- around the body and fanning nesses can become serious or it. Also, it helps to wrap ice even deadly if unattended.” packs in a cloth and place The signal of the first stage them on the victim’s wrists, of heat-related illness is heat cramps in muscles, according ankles, in the armpits and on the neck to cool the large Kevin McConnell to the ARC, which notes the Publisher cramps can be very painful. blood vessels. In addition, the ARC says to “watch for sig- P.O. Box 749 The signals of the next, nals of breathing problems Ukiah, CA. 95482 more serious stage of a heat- and make sure the airway is Dear readers; related illness (often called clear.” And, “keep the person heat exhaustion) include: lying down.” We have been making major improvements at The Ukiah Daily Journal over the past few months. cool, moist, pale skin, Laura McCutcheon can be

headache, dizziness and reached at [email protected]. ¾ The Journal started out 2006 with a new Circulation Director and in February, we installed a new, state-of-the-art, circulation computer system our customer service and to better communi and the other thing is when it sinks and compresses it . This has allowed us to focus on improving Hot ¾ As of June, we made things easier for our cate with customers and carriers alike. warms and it’s just been real- directly to the newspaper for their subscription ly persistent now,” he said, easier for our carriers as they no longer havenewspaper to collect carrierspayments by fromre the subscribers. Continued from Page A-1 noting he’s not sure of the s. This makes the workquiring of delivery subscribers that much to pay the juncture point between reason. “It’s summer; some- ¾ We have opened several new single copy location Utah, Arizona, New Mexico times this happens,” he said. in Cloverdale. Asked if there were any and Colorado -- according to s for your convenience, including locations Brett Lutz, meteorologist with relief in sight, Lutz said: “We ¾ We added a Sunday reporter to gain improved cove the National Weather Service start to cool it off on Monday events. in Eureka. to 104.” From there, tempera- rage of the Valley, especially for weekend “This high pressure has tures will drop a bit through- ¾ We continue our award-winning coverage of our community with two new statewide awards - been strengthening over the out next week to “the mid to one for feature writing and one for editorial wr course of the last week and upper 90s, instead of 110,” he Publisher's Association. what it has done is bring the said. iting – both from the California Newspaper wind flow all the way through AccuWeather predicts that ¾ After receiving various comments on the timing of Monday’s deliveries in the past, we are the desert southwest and one week from today the ther- pleased to let everyone know that the Monday newspapers are arriving early and on time, as across the desert of Arizona mometer will top out at 89 we have resolved our print scheduling conflict. and Southern California, and degrees in the Ukiah area.

it’s bringing all of that warmth Today marks the ninth day ¾ We have also invested in a new printing press located at our Lakeport plant. This major up into the region,” Lutz said. so far this month with temper- investment is clearly evident by the striking improvements on our inside pages. The color is “Two things happen with atures over 100 degrees, also sharp and “jumping” off the pages. pressure: one is that the air according to Lutz.

generally is sinking and com- Laura McCutcheon can be ¾ We have also increased our page count capability per section from 16 pages to 20 pages and pressing under that situation, reached at [email protected]. on tabloid size sections from 32 pages to 40 pages. The new press also allows for two more full color positions on inside pages.

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with a partner, recently Planes bought the online business from Hunt. E-mail losing its clout to text messaging “I drove 2,200 miles with a Continued from Page A-1 Associated Press MySpace. cles for junk mail, bills and Boyd, a doctoral candidate trailer with four airplanes in it CHICAGO — E-mail is so The shift is starting to creep the occasional greeting card, who studies social media at Asked what he likes about and I came to play with Joey last millennium. into workplace communica- electronic mailboxes have the University of California, his hobby, Woyshnis said: “I and all these other guys,” Young people see it as a tion, too. “In this world of become cluttered with spam. Berkeley. “Now it’s about par- think it’s relaxing. Some Charlton said. good way to reach an elder — instant gratification, e-mail That makes them a pain to ents and authority.” mornings I will be out in the “It’s terrible ... it’s worse a parent, teacher or a boss — has become the new snail weed through, and the prob- It means that many people field at 8 a.m. and I won’t than the worst addiction you or to receive an attached file. mail,” says 25-year-old lem is only expected to wors- often don’t respond to e-mails come home until dusk. I prob- can imagine. I took up the But increasingly, the former Rachel Quizon from Norwalk, en as some e-mail providers unless they have to. That said, ably only fly two or three hobby (about eight months darling of high-tech commu- Calif. She became addicted to allow online marketers to no one is predicting the death times during the whole day,” ago) and completely renovat- nication is losing favor to instant messaging in college, bypass spam filters for a fee. of e-mail. Besides its useful- he said, noting the rest of the ed my garage. I now have a instant and text messaging, where many students are Beyond that, e-mail has ness in formal correspon- time he hangs out with his two-car garage that is com- and to the chatter generated on logged on 24/7. become most associated with dence, it also offers the ability friends, which is what this is pletely dedicated to air- blogs and social networking Much like home postal school and work. “It used to to send something from one to “really all about.” planes,” he said. sites such as Facebook and boxes have become recepta- be just fun,” says Danah many. His younger brother, 8- Asked what he likes about year-old Brandon Woyshnis, what could be described as likes to fly remote control nothing less than an obsession planes too. Asked why, he said: “I like for him, Charlton said: to fly them ’cause my broth- “Everything. ... I get a bigger er’s into flying and I want to kick out of actually building be like him. ... It’s fun, you get the planes, taking pictures and to work on planes ... it’s fun to making movies, and spending Buy One Free. glue planes.” time on the Web site. ... I can’t But flying remote control fly worth a dang.” airplanes isn’t just for kids. In There are multiple reasons fact, while many at Saturday’s people take up this particular Get One Free. event appeared to be young at hobby, Hunt said. heart, they were adults, “The backbone of the nonetheless. hobby are the actual WWII Joe Hunt, Ukiah Prop pilots, who started making Buster club member and the scale model airplanes to remi- contest director, lives in the nisce about their past. We are * Bay Area, but would rather riding on their shoulders now. Get a FREE Sony Ericsson z300 after come to Mendocino County to These fields are here and instant rebate and get another z300 fly, he said. these models are here because * “I always drive all the way of these guys,” Hunt said. FREE w/ 2-year agreement on each line. up, and it’s really for the The average cost of a giant guys,” Hunt said. “Two years scale aerobatic plane is ago, I was worn out from fly- $10,000, according to Hunt, ing in the city clubs ... one of Add up to 4 share lines who builds them. the members saw my Web site 99 Ukiah Prop Busters was to any host plan $59 and (downonthedeck.com) and 99 asked me to come up here and established around 1970 by up for only $9 /mo. each! do some demos for their club Robert Stutsman, Robert and I fell in love with the guys Guilfoyle and a few other in the field and got complete- fliers who wanted to expand ly reinspired,” he said. their flying capabilities and Plan Carryover 10-Western State Plan $ 99 Downonthedeck.com is an knowledge of the sport, states Du Jour: 1000 Anytime Minutes 59 /mo. the Ukiah Prop Busters Web enthusiast Web site to inspire Unlimited Nights/Weekends & Mobile-to-Mobile Calling people to build and fly radio- site. controlled airplanes. The Web New members are wel- site gets 6 million hits a come. The cost is a $100 initi- month, according to Hunt, ation fee and $60 a year after who jokes, “There’s a lot of that. For more information, SIMPLE STYLE. addicts out there.” call Tim Moore at 485-9458. Take Matt Charlton, of Laura McCutcheon can be Houston, for example, who, reached at [email protected]. *

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What a fun-packed learned from the ones he coupons now available event this is! Destruction did not win, so this year he Derby, 4x4 Truck Pull, and is back and “armed” with The Daily Journal Mexican Rodeos for all the more knowledge. Fun for Area residents can take macho or action seeker type the entire family! advantage of unlimited sav- fair-goers. One of the big highlights ings by purchasing advance The world-famous of the fair is the Junior sale carnival ride coupon Lippizaner Stallions famous Auction. This is one excit- books and wristbands for the for their grace and to seem- ing and interesting event. Redwood Empire Fair carni- ingly “walk on air” will All of these animals have val, to be held August 10-13 have a one night perfor- Community chatter been raised by kids and in Ukiah. The discounted mance on Thursday Aug. By Kathy Davidson cleaned, brushed, trimmed ride coupons and unlimited 10th. This event will cost and preened for awards, ride wristbands will be avail- you a little more, but you then auctioned off. Some of able at the Fair office until would pay twice as much in in a long time and chatting the finest meat on the hoof noon August 10. the Bay Area. The best part while licking one of those is for sale and to watch the Booklets of 30 ride is that the Stallion ticket chocolate dipped ice cream bidding on these top of the coupons are available for also includes Free bars. Yummmmm! line livestock is entertain- $15. “This is an unlimited Admission into the fair. Ukiah Idol Finals will be ment in itself. Well worth savings compared to the pur- $20.50 adults, 12 years and held (I’m crossing my fin- the price of admission to chase of individual coupons under or Seniors $18.50. I gers for my songbird grand- the fair. during the event,” said Earl was fortunate to see them in daughter Jenna). She is also Live entertainment is “Butch” Butler, president Ukiah about 20 years ago entering the Home Arts ongoing, along with the and co-founder of the fami- when the Redwood Empire competition for place set- Petting Zoo, Kid’s Park, ly-owned Butler Quarter Horse Assn. tings. She is really into eti- and Native American Pomo Amusements. The carnival quette and so I encouraged brought them to Ukiah for Dancers which all make the coupon booklets are valid the first time. I was and still her to enter two displays of each day of the fair from car- traditional table settings. low price of admission a am in awe of these magnifi- true bargain. $6 for adults, nival opening until closing cent and graceful animals. She was intrigued when we and they never expire. Each went around to this particu- Seniors 65+ and Juniors 6- Everyone loves the carni- 12, $3 , Kids 5 and under carnival ride takes from 3- 6 val (Discount tickets or lar exhibit last year and so coupons per ride per person we collected all year to are free. Don’t forget- pay wristbands are available at to see the Lippizaners and and individual coupons will the fairgrounds and enter in 2006. Whether she admission is included. be $1.00 each after the Fair Creative Workshop) and all wins or not is not our point, opens. the neat food and special just the fun of doing it. The I can’t tell you every- thing that is happening in Also available in advance exhibits in Carl Purdy Hall. many beautiful floral are Pay One Price ride wrist- There is always interesting arrangements, quilts, art, those four days, except that on Friday the kids 12 and bands for only $20, that are new items to buy mostly photographs, paintings, and good any one day of the What would a carnival be without a Ferris Wheel? It from local businesses. the exquisite fruit and veg- under get in free until 6 pm 2006 fair. These wristbands and that you don’t have to was over 100 years ago that George Washington Gale Organizations, educational etables are just wonderful allow the rider unlimited Ferris unveiled his gigantic wheel in Chicago. literature, fire and police to see and enjoy. spend a lot of gas money to rides on any one day. During “Bud” and Evelyn in 1970. Among the most popular displays, hot tubs and so My son-in-law Dwain, go elsewhere. As usual, it is the Fair, Pay One Price cre- much more. The best part who moved here from all here in Ukiah just for The company, now the rides are the Century Wheel, dentials will be available for largest carnival business in Crazy Train, and the Zipper. for me is running into all Salinas 3 years ago (a great you! Remember, out of the $25. There’s no limit on the those people I haven’t seen gardener), entered last year Mud, Grows the Lotus. the Western United States, New this year, straight from number of books or pay one provides carnival rides, the factory will be the Flying price credentials one person games and food booths for Swinger. Further information can purchase. more than 100 different on the attractions is available “Advance sale carnival events each year in on the Butler Amusement ride coupon booklets get California, Oregon, Web site at www.butlera- The Journal Delivers! more popular each year as Washington, Idaho, Nevada musements.com. more people become aware and Arizona. The Redwood Empire Fair To Subscribe call: 468-0123 of the savings,” said Butler, Rides at the Redwood is scheduled for Aug. 10-13 who co-founded the compa- Empire Fair include spectac- in Ukiah. For more informa- ny with his parents, George ular, major and kiddie rides. tion call 462-3884.

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(three hours), easy. Meet at Big River Beach below Mendocino will be held at Care for Her women’s health center at 333 Laws Village. Will be on the beach and old haul (logging) road. Avenue. To register, call 472-4603. COMMUNITY BRIEFS • Sunday, Aug. 20: Mendocino Headlands Loop, four miles, (three hours), easy hiking with many scenic breaks along the ‘About a Boy,’ A Healing Cooperative’s ocean. Meet at parking area on Heeser Street (off Lansing) in Fatherhood coalition meetings Mendocino Village. free movie on July 26 to take place 3rd Wednesdays • Sunday, Sept. 3: Glass Beach to Ward Avenue along A free showing of the movie “About a Boy” will be MacKerricher Beach, including a possible crossing of the soon- Wednesday afternoon, July 26 at 2 p.m. at the Ukiah United The Fatherhood Coalition of Ukiah welcomes men/fathers to-be-restored Pudding Creek Trestle. Easy, five miles with Methodist Church, 270 N. Pine St., as an activity of “A Healing and anyone from the community who would like to be a part of scenic breaks. For meeting place, call 937-1686. Cooperative” (AHC), a project that promotes healing through this group’s efforts to help fathers in practical ways to be the Trail Ratings: Easy means shorter distance, little or no eleva- community and self-help support. best dads they can be. By helping fathers we are also helping tion gain or loss with fairly level ground. Moderate means Starring Hugh Grant, this film focuses on a man who refuses that father’s children and the entire family. The meetings are the longer distance, some elevation gain or loss with some broken to grow up and a boy who has grown up too fast. Will (Grant) third Wednesday of the month from 4 to 5:30 p.m. at the North ground. is rich, stylish, and totally immature. His latest scheme is Coast Opportunity Center in the conference room 413 N. State Point Cabrillo Docent-Lead History Walks: Point Cabrillo inventing an imaginary son so he can join a single-parent group St. For more information, call Tom Buske at 468-8409. Light Station State Park and Nature Preserve will offer 11 a.m. in order to pick-up women he sees as desperate and lonely, and docent-led history hikes through the 300-acre park every therefore, easy. Then he meets Marcus, the son of one of the Redwood Valley Community Market Sunday during the summer. Meet at the Farmhouse Visitor women in the group, and they develop an unusual, but very sin- Center parking on Point Cabrillo Drive at the entrance to the cere friendship. “About a Boy” shows that growing up has noth- to begin today at Lion’s Club Park light station. Walks include a tour of the Frolic gold-rush era ing to do with age, and the people who are most influential in Come on out and join the kick-off of Redwood Valley shipwreck site and the Point Cabrillo Lighthouse, a marine edu- our lives may be those we least expect. Community Market’s third season. This Sunday morning, mar- cation exhibit and the lightkeeper’s Residence museum. For Admission is free and the film is open to the public. There ket-goers will be enjoying fresh coffee and live accordion music more information on Point Cabrillo, visit will be lots of popcorn and other refreshments. There will also performed by Don Willis. Vendors will be ready to go with fresh www.pointcabrillo.org or call 937-0816. be a time for an informal discussion at the end of the film. For flowers, local produce, crafts, and delicious, certified, prepared more information, call 462-3360 ext 203, email foods. Redwood Valley Community Market meets on Sundays Land Conservation Program meetings [email protected], or visit our web site at www.uki- from 9:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Lion’s Club Park on East Road. announced for July 25 and 26 ahumc.org/ahc_activities. The Pacific Forest and Watershed Lands Stewardship Sheep dogs show to be held UARW’s monthly luncheon set for Council (Stewardship Council), a land conservation and youth Tuesday, July 25 at Ukiah Garden Cafe investment foundation, announces its upcoming series of com- in Boonville on Sunday, July 30 munity meetings in July. Sheep dogs will show how they herd, starting at 10 a.m. in The Ukiah Area Republican Women will be having a month- The Stewardship Council encourages the public to partici- front of the Boonville grandstands. These working dogs will ly luncheon meeting on Tuesday, July 25 at noon at the Ukiah pate as it seeks input from the community on the conservation have obstacles to prove how important they are to shepherds’ Garden Cafe. Those interested may arrive a little early to social- of more than 140,000 acres of watershed land across the state. daily chores. Entrance tickets will be $3 and the $15 lunch tick- ize. For more information, call Marilyn Butcher at 462-6229 or Stewardship Council staff will provide an update on the land et will include barbecued lamb, chili beans, tossed green salad, Jane McMahon at 468-8624. conservation planning process and present preliminary concepts and hot rolls. for how the public values of these lands can be preserved and Lunch will be sold at noon, following the dog trials. Blood drive in Ukiah to be held on enhanced. Activities for the day will include sheep shearing, youth project Wednesday, July 26 from 4 to 7 p.m. “These meetings are a vital part of our efforts to collaborate members competing in the show ring with their lambs, a cake with local communities on the development of the Land and pie auction that provides for the annual Mendocino-Lake The American Legion, Lewis White Post 76, will be holding Conservation Plan,” said Jayne Battey, Executive Director of Woolgrowers’ scholarship, and a drawing for wild pig and a blood drive this Wednesday from 4 to 7 p.m. at the Veterans’ the Stewardship Council. “We hope many interested members turkey hunts. There will also be spinners and weavers demon- Memorial Building at 293 Seminary Drive. Interested parties of the community attend to provide comments on our work to strating hand crafting of raw wool into yarns and clothing items. are encouraged to donate blood, it is easy, safe and appreciated date, and share their ideas for the future of these lands.” by all who receive it. For more information, contact Adrian at The first meeting will be July 25 at the Veterans Memorial Free help for filing for homeowner 391-7667 or the Blood Bank of the Redwoods at 545-1222. Hall, 37410 Main St., in Ukiah, from 6 to 8 p.m. The second meeting will be July 26, at the Ukiah Valley Conference Center, or renter assistance at Senior Center UUSD provides free meals 200 South School St., from 6 to 8 p.m. Visit http://www.stew- Free help is available for filing for homeowner or renter for children through Friday, July 28 ardshipcouncil.org/ or call (650) 286-5150 for more informa- assistance at the Senior Center on Wednesdays and Fridays tion. from 9 to 11:30 a.m., from July through Sept. To qualify, those The Ukiah Unified School District has announced it is spon- The Stewardship Council is a collaborative land conserva- interested must be 62-years-old or older, blind or disabled, must soring the Summer Food Service Program providing free meals tion and youth investment foundation. Its mandate includes have been owner of and have occupied the home on Dec. 31, to children through July 28. Any child 18 years of age or evaluating and providing recommendations for the conservation 2005, or paid at least $50 rent each month, and household younger may participate in the program regardless of income. of over 140,000 acres of watershed lands spread across 22 income for 2005 must have been $40,811 or less. Bring proof of Attendance at summer school or any other program is not a counties, as well as developing and implementing community- age or disability, property tax (if homeowner) and income requirement to receive free meals. Breakfast and lunch will be based park and environmental education opportunities for records. provided at the sites listed below except for Todd Grove Park underserved youth. For more information about the where lunch only will be served. Times for service may vary Stewardship Council visit www.stewardshipcouncil.org. CERT Class to begin Aug. 8 slightly, but will be approximately 8 a.m. for breakfast and 11:30 a.m. for lunch. Contact the food service office at 463- Spanish-language prenatal classes The Community Emergency Response Team program was 5269 for exact times or additional information. in Ukiah on Tuesday, July 25 developed in California in the mid-‘80s as a way to train people Breakfast and lunch will be provided at the following sites: to better prepare for emergency situations in their communities. Ukiah High School, 1000 Low Gap Rd.; Grace Hudson Care for Her, a women’s health center located in Ukiah, is CERT training includes disaster preparedness, disaster fire sup- School, 251 Jefferson Ln.; Frank Zeek School, 1060 N. Bush offering a two-evening childbirth preparation class for Spanish- pression, basic disaster medical operations, and light search and St.; Yokayo School, 790 S. Dora St.; Pomolita Middle School, speaking parents. The classes will meet on Tuesday, July 25 and rescue operations. These classes can benefit people of all ages 740 N. Spring St.; Todd Grove Park, on Walnut and Live Oak again on August 1. During the classes, expectant parents will and build a stronger, more self-reliant community. Student cost streets. learn about their growing baby and prepare themselves for is $10, and the next Ukiah class starts August 8. For more infor- Ukiah Unified School District is an equal opportunity childbirth. Topics include nutrition during pregnancy, breast- mation about the class or to register, contact Cindy Stanford at provider and employer. feeding and infant safety. The classes go from 6 to 8 p.m. and 463-6261, or [email protected]. U.C. Botanical trip on Saturday, July 29 is open to all interested parties u On Saturday, July 29, the Ukiah Garden Club in conjunction Chalk p a great with the Mendo Lake District Garden Clubs is sponsoring a bus trip to the University of California Botanical Gardens in back-to-school deal Berkeley. The trip is open to anyone interested. The bus will leave from the Ukiah Traveleers office at 9 a.m. and return at 6 p.m. Tickets are $42, checks can be made payable to Ukiah Traveleers and should be delivered to their With our NEW Family Plans, Select 2-line office soon to reserve a space. plans include: Admission to the gardens is $5 for adults and $3 for seniors. 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Paid members with birthdays in July or over age 90 get in free. Vocalist Joan Turner is the guest entertainer who will sing Broadway tunes. Regulars Dolores Carrick and Russ Johnson will provide music. Judy Pruden, Chairman, Museum Advisory Board and Senior Member of the Planning Commission is the Samsung® a850 Celebrity Scooper with Eric Larson as M.C. camera phone All costs for the social are donated by Safeway Stores, Kathy Davidson, Star’s Restaurant, John Bogner, Gary Nix, Inez Hosea, Floyd Knox, Pat Nicholson and several seniors. Profits help fund Center activities. Windmills Restaurant offers a door prize of two breakfasts Get up to 4 FREE (four total) and an anonymous donor offers $50 cash every $ 95 month with Magic red tickets selling 6 for $5. The Center thrift phones when you buy 1 for 29 store has a special table of discounted jewelry just for the (after $50 mail-in rebates and unlimited easyedgeSM access plan purchases) Social. 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ASTROGRAPH

By Bernice Bede Osol

beneficial during the next couple of weeks. This will be especially true if you are collectively working on updating something outdat- Monday, July 24, 2006 ed. In the year ahead, oppor- AQUARIUS (Jan. 20- tunities and circumstances Feb. 19) -- Don’t take it per- could make it possible for sonally if things haven’t you to deal with life in a lived up to your wishes or much bolder fashion than desires lately in the romance has ever been possible department. Cupid will do before. With a little added his part to rectify what has- initiative, you should be n’t gone too well. able to achieve big things. PISCES (Feb. 20-March LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) - 20) -- If you’ve been con- - Conditions and circum- templating different ways to stances that have been generate funds apart from impeding your indepen- your usual sources, now is dence and mobility will the time to start putting begin to let up. You’ll now some of those ideas to work be able to find new ways to for you. You could profit. express yourself. Major ARIES (March 21-April changes are ahead for Leo in 19) -- You’re likely to find the coming year. that your popularity could VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. be on the rise, with more of 22) -- Those who presently your friends calling and feel obligated to you for one wanting to do something reason or another will begin socially with you. Enjoy as to find ways to express their many events as you can. gratitude for your many TAURUS (April 20-May good deeds. Pleasant sur- 20) -- With the new moon, prises may be in the future. many new opportunities are LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. apt to open up for you. You 23) -- There’s a strong pos- could be especially fortu- sibility you could get drawn nate in areas that directly into several new construc- affect your work or career. tive alliances over the next GEMINI (May 21-June couple of weeks with people 20) -- You’re entering a whose hopes and dreams good cycle where new ideas parallel yours. are concerned, so once SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. you’ve taken care of your 22) -- Make certain your everyday duties, dismiss goals and objectives are Puzzle them from your mind and realistic and well-defined at focus on something creative. this time, because you’ll be CANCER (June 21-July getting some excellent answers 22) -- Although your oppor- opportunities to make things tunities might surface from happen. Aim as high as you partially veiled circum- on the next dare. stances, if you’re alert SAGITTARIUS (Nov. enough, you’ll have a 23-Dec. 21) -- Although not chance to do something pro- page all of your associates will be totally in accord with your ductive about your financial ideas or concepts at this situation. point in time, if you hold Send for your Astro- true to yourself, you’ll still Graph predictions. Mail $2 have good chances for suc- to Astro-Graph, c/o this cess. newspaper, P.O. Box 167, CAPRICORN (Dec. 22- Wickliffe, OH 44092-0167. Jan. 19) -- Joint endeavors Be sure to state your zodiac can turn out to be extremely sign.

Don Imus (1940-), radio personality, is 66; acted, the indifference of those who should have Datebook: Sunday, July 23, 2006 Woody Harrelson (1961-), actor, is 45; Philip known better, the silence of the voice of justice Seymour Hoffman (1967-), actor, is 39; Monica when it mattered most, that has made it possible Lewinsky (1973-), intern linked to White House for evil to triumph.” -- Haile Selassie Today is the 204th day of 2006 and the 33rd U.S. shuttle flight. scandal, is 33. day of summer. In 2001, Pope John Paul II met with President TODAY’S FACT: President Bush TODAY’S SPORTS: In 2000, Tiger Woods announced a policy allowing federal funding of TODAY’S HISTORY: In 1827, the first George W. Bush and expressed opposition to the became the youngest golfer to claim a career swimming school in the United States opened in creation of human embryos for research. limited stem-cell research, using only already Grand Slam with his British Open victory at the existing stem-cell lines, in August 2001. Boston. TODAY’S BIRTHDAYS: Haile Selassie age of 24. TODAY’S MOON: Between last quarter In 1999, with the launch of Columbia, Eileen (1892-1975), Ethiopian emperor; Anthony M. TODAY’S QUOTE: “Throughout history it (July 17) and new moon (July 25). Collins became the first woman to command a Kennedy (1936-), Supreme Court justice, is 70; has been the inaction of those who could have Surviving Armageddon in your bathroom “Hmmm, that looks comfy.” Sue there were no bottles of prescrip- from snooping.” these ten items pictured in an was flipping through a glossy tion medicines scattered about. I go through shelter magazines entire issue of a design magazine, home-decor magazine and stopped There were no towels that showed now not looking for the latest no one would win. A stack of junk on a section on bathrooms. The Village their age; there were no bottles of trends in furniture or window mail, a set of car keys, a branded featured element, the tub, was a deodorant or cologne visible, no treatments, but for signs of life. bottle of dish soap a kitchen harsh rectangle with welcoming, lipstick, mascara, mouthwash. You see the ultra-modern living counter, mismatched pots, refriger- knife-edge corners made of grey, Idiot Who lives here? Robbie the room, all white and glass with ator magnets, an open bag of lime- poured concrete. If it weren’t for Robot? What does he need a toilet sharp corners. Does it say “Cool flavored taco chips, a random pile the rose petals floating on top of By Jim Mullen for? sophistication” or “No kids, no of notes and messages beside a the water, you might mistake it for Home design magazines call pets, no friends?” Can you imagine phone, a bed table with a jumble of a particularly cruel horse trough. first glance, you wouldn’t quite themselves “shelter” magazines, having people over for beer and books, Ben-Gay, moisturizer with Maybe the rose petals are there to know whether to sit on it or to feed now. I wonder if that’s how the pizza in this joint? Can you see vitamin E and reading glasses on lure alien life forms, because cer- it ants. editors talk to each other at dinner mom changing a baby’s diaper on a it, a messy cat or dog dish on the tainly no human will ever sit and As I looked at the picture all I parties. white Italian leather sofa while kitchen floor -- some ugly thing soak in that tub. How would you could think was “These guys don’t she’s watching “Ellen?” that a relative gave them that they clean it? Sandblast the soap ring? “Nice shelter you’ve got here, You never see a purse plopped hate, but display anyway just to have kids.” I don’t even think they Bob. Who does the rose petals in If the tub was harsh, the sink know rational adults. There were down on the hallway table; you keep peace in the family. I suppose looked as if it came from the your bathtub? My guy quit, I’m never see a newspaper folded over when company comes we could Country Club Prison Collection. It no wet towels lying across the tub; looking for someone. By the way, to the sports section; you never see just dump it all in the jagged, was a stainless-steel basin that jut- there were no half-squeezed tubes have you got any Band-Aids? I cut a sweater hanging over the back of square tub. ted from the wall with no visible of toothpaste on the sink; there my hand on your tub, but I could- a chair; you never see shoes and Jim Mullen is the author of “It plumbing that could be used as a were no nail clippers, brushes or n’t find the medicine cabinet. Oh, socks in front of the TV set; you Takes a Village Idiot: weapon in an escape attempt. The combs in sight. Absolutely nothing the medicine cabinet is the thing never see pictures and cartoons Complicating the Simple Life” and toilet, we decided, came from the indicated human habitation. There made out of razorwire. I thought attached to the refrigerator door “Baby’s First Tattoo.” You can future. It looked like one of those was no trashcan with the strand of that was a towel rack. You’re so with magnets. reach him at Tour de France bicycle seats. At dental floss hanging down the side; right, it probably does keep people If there were a contest to find [email protected] The Ukiah More advertisers for you Mendocino County’s L o c a l N e w s p a p e r DAILY JOURNAL to choose from! ukiahdailyjournal.com B-4 – SUNDAY, JULY 23, 2006 YOUR MONEY Editor: Richard Rosier, 468-3520 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected] Coming clean about your toothpaste By the Editors of Consumer an ADA seal for tartar and Reports plaque control. But its high Everyday Drugstore aisles teem with Consumer reports ✔ price (at $2.73 per ounce, it toothpastes claiming to do was a easily the most expen- Cheapskate everything from fighting plaque or tartar. Only those by flossing and how you brush sive product we tested) and a plaque or curbing tartar to products bearing the than by what toothpaste you burning sensation noted by By Mary Hunt freshening breath or shielding American Dental use. But if you have excessive some of our testers may be a sensitive teeth. But the most Association’s seal of accep- plaque -- a major cause of turnoff. Toothpastes aside, prominent claim -- whitening tance have clinical evidence decay and the gum inflamma- your best bet for reducing ero- teeth -- presents something of backing such claims. Claims tion called gingivitis -- con- sion may be using a soft-bris- a gray area. Read the fine print without the seal may or may sider Colgate Total Whitening tle brush and gentle strokes. on these products and you’ll not be valid. One toothpaste Gel (60 cents per ounce). It Sensitivity. The toothpastes Beware of Italian discover that most promise to shone above the rest. was the only toothpaste we we tested that were specially whiten by removing stains, Ultrabrite All in One tested that’s ADA-accepted formulated for sensitive teeth not by lightening the base Advanced Whitening doesn’t for plaque and gingivitis pre- all contain potassium nitrate, men wearing basil color of the teeth. contain peroxide, but it vention. an effective ingredient for And that boast carries little proved excellent at stain Tartar control. Plaque that reducing tooth discomfort. We A trendy, tasty herb, basil has come into its own in bite: Our tests of 41 tooth- removal -- and with only aver- hardens over time becomes recommend Crest Sensitivity recent years as one of the most popular homegrown pastes found no correlation age abrasiveness. Its two clos- tartar -- what the dentist Original Formula Maximum seasonings for everything from Italian dishes to a love- between whitening claims and est competitors in stain scrapes off during cleaning. Strength (91 cents per ounce) ly topping for steak. I wish I could insert a photo here stain-removing ability. Even removal -- Colgate Max Fresh Colgate Tartar Control because the ADA seal backs the seven toothpastes we test- and Colgate Luminous, both Whitening Gel (33 cents per its claims. to show you what's growing in a great big pot on my ed that contain peroxide -- the very good overall -- were on ounce) is the highest-rated Claims by 40 of the 41 patio. My basil crop is huge, and as soon as I finish main bleaching ingredient in the high side of what testers product we tested that bears toothpastes we rated to con- this column, I'm headed out to harvest. But there's whitening strips and profes- labeled “medium” abrasive- the ADA seal for this problem. tain cavity-fighting fluoride more to basil than just an herb that perks up otherwise sional treatments -- lightened ness. Ultrabrite also stood out It’s also very good for stain within ADA’s acceptable mundane recipes. or bleached out stains no bet- for its price: At just 28 cents removal. range were confirmed by our Perhaps you are familiar with Basil Rathbone, the ter, overall, than other tooth- per ounce, it qualifies as a Low abrasion. None of the tests. (Only Tom’s of Maine famous actor known for his portrayal of Sherlock Consumer Reports Best Buy. products we rated lowest for pastes. Natural Antiplaque Tartar Holmes. Or if you are a fan of British television you In addition to tests measur- If you have special brush- abrasiveness cleaned well. Of Control Plus Whitening was ing stain removal, we rated ing needs beyond cleaning, those with fairly low abrasive- fluoride-free.) The ADA might recall Basil Fawlty, the hilarious character from our toothpastes on their abra- other products might be bene- ness that also do a good job of advises everyone to use a flu- the BBC series “Fawlty Towers.” siveness -- the extent to which ficial: removing stains, Aim oride toothpaste. Some evi- Basil, the herb, enjoys a rich if not bizarre history of they scraped away the dentin Plaque control. Plaque is a Whitening with Baking Soda dence suggests that even legendary proportion. Giovanni Boccaccio's Lisabetta layer under the enamel and soft, sticky, readily removable was the least costly (23 cents adults with healthy teeth can buried the head of her lover in a pot of basil. Not to be gumline -- and their fluoride substance composed of bacte- per ounce). Another, benefit from it. outdone, John Keats' Isabella buried the head of her content. We also checked ria and their byproducts that Rembrandt Plus Premium Visit the Consumer Reports lover, Lorenzo, under growing basil and watered the them for unusual tastes and accumulates on teeth. Its Whitening, offers better stain Web site at www.consumerre- noted their claims to control removal is determined more removal than Aim, along with ports.org. plant with her tears. Somewhat less bizarre: To this day, in some parts of Italy, men wear a sprig of basil on their lapels if they are looking for a mate. While the folklore is intriguing, basil remains a fab- Evaluating long-term care policies ulously tasty herb from the mint family. It is easy to You realize, perhaps after a careful 70 or older, simple inflation is probably grow and offers a wide range of delicious uses. Here review of your finances, that you don’t good enough (and cheaper). With both are two of my favorites. have $8,000 to $10,000 a month you Truth about versions, your benefit will increase each might need to pay for long-term care. So year with no increase in cost. If you do Pesto you’ve made the decision to buy a long- money not select inflation protection, some com- term care policy. That decision was the By Ric Edelman panies will offer you the chance to 1/2 cup pine nuts, lightly toasted easy part. Now you’ve got to evaluate the increase your coverage in the future. 4 cups lightly packed fresh basil leaves (2 ounces) 50-plus policies offered by the 20 or so However, your cost will also increase. insurance companies in the long-term And if you refuse the offer a few times, 1/2 cup finely grated Parmesan cheese care field -- plus the federal government’s they’ll stop asking. Thus, accepting the 1 garlic clove offering if you’re eligible for that. length of time you want to receive bene- automatic inflation option is the better coarse salt and ground pepper Altogether, there are hundreds of ways to fits. Choices are typically two to 10 years route. 1/3 cup extra-virgin olive oil configure and customize a policy just for or “lifetime.” We typically recommend Finally, make sure the policy will pay you. So let’s start with the basics. that our clients select five or six years, for home health care benefits -- meaning In a food processor, combine nuts, basil, cheese and Choose an insurance company with a and sometimes lifetime benefits. Even your policy will pay benefits for services good rating -- generally A- or higher as though less than 2 percent of residents garlic. Season with salt and pepper to taste. Process you receive in your home. Surprisingly, until finely chopped. With machine running, pour oil rated by A.M. Best, Standard & Poor’s, stay in a nursing home more than two home care often costs more than care pro- Fitch and Moody’s; and C or better, as years, many are confined to their homes vided in a nursing home. Therefore, make in a steady stream through the feed tube. Process until rated by Weiss. Most insurance compa- for many years before moving to a nurs- smooth. Use immediately or store in covered contain- nies list their ratings on their Web sites. ing home, and need the services of health sure your home care benefit is for the same amount as you’d get in a nursing er in refrigerator, adding a bit more olive oil to cover (Be aware that your medical conditions care providers. the top. Use within three days. might force you to select a policy from a Fourth step: Choose the elimination, home. lower-rated company.) or waiting period. It might be nice to get Modifying any option will alter the Yield: 1 cup Next, determine how much you want a check the very first month you need price of the policy. So which is the best to receive in benefits from your policy. care, but that feature dramatically boosts way to go? Most consumers find it diffi- Watermelon Salad with Feta and Basil Carriers generally offer $50 to $500 a the cost of the policy. That’s why we sug- cult to evaluate all the choices, and that’s day, and of course, the higher the benefit, gest you delay the start of benefits for 90 why working with a financial adviser is best. We routinely help our clients choose 3-1/2 pounds (6 cups) seedless watermelon (rind the more expensive the policy. The bene- or 100 days -- and it means you’ll need removed), cut into 1-inch cubes fit pays for your nursing home or home about $25,000 in assets to cover the costs LTC policies, and your adviser should, health care services, which average until the policy starts paying benefits. too. 2 tablespoons fresh lime juice between $70,000 and $90,000 in most Fifth, select inflation protection. The Financial Adviser Ric Edelman is the 1/2 cup fresh basil leaves, cut into thin strips metro areas, according to a study done by cost of care is virtually certain to increase author of several best-selling books salt and pepper Metropolitan Life. Keep in mind that you over time, so you need to make sure that about personal finance, including 4 ounces (1 cup) feta cheese, crumbled don’t necessarily need a policy that pays the benefit you buy today maintains its “Ordinary People, Extraordinary 100 percent of the cost if you have some purchasing power. If you are under age Wealth” and “Discover the Wealth Combine watermelon, lime juice and half the basil income or assets you can use. 70, select compound inflation; if you are Within You.” You can e-mail him at Third, select a benefit period -- the [email protected]. in a large bowl. Season to taste with salt and pepper. Toss to combine. Divide among four plates; scatter cheese and remaining basil on top. Serves 4 Making a mint out of metal? Recipe source: Everyday Food DEAR BRUCE: My mother was stealing money from his workers. -- always saving silver coins of all types. I SMART MONEY Concerned in California Mary Hunt is the founder and publisher of Debt- now have rolls and rolls of coins, some of DEAR CONCERNED: I have never Proof Living newsletter and Debt-Proof Living Web them are very old and in good condition, BY BRUCE WILLIAMS heard of such a thing, either. This busi- site (www.debtproofliving.com). You can e-mail tips or and, of course, others are not in the best ness of avoiding workmen’s comp has an questions to [email protected] or mail to condition. As far as silver dollars, I have unpleasant smell to it. If your son is an a great collection, and some of the older employee, the company is required to Everyday Cheapskate, P.O. Box 2135 Paramount, CA ones are in excellent condition. My ques- carry workmen’s comp. If he’s consid- 90723. All correspondence becomes the property of tion is, what should I do with all these exception to this statement, of course, is ered contractual, which I doubt, the Debt-Proof Living. coins? -- D.M., via e-mail rare coins. As you know, gold (metal) has employer would be required to give him DEAR D.M.: What you have is an been fluctuating enormously. When you all of the money and report it to the gov- accumulation rather than a collection. say you’ve always been conservative, ernment on a 1099. I’m with you, I think The overwhelming likelihood is that the this is hardly conservative. You talk the guy’s a hustler and I would warn your PUZZLE ANSWERS coins are worth what is called “junk about buying rare coins for $10,000 or son. price.” In other words, they are worth $15,000 a year. You say this might buy DEAR BRUCE: I am a freelance whatever the silver content is. Coins in seven to 10 coins. Not the good stuff. For employee and I have several different circulation, even for a very short time, $10,000 to $15,000, you might buy three 401(k)s. Is it better to keep them (or put seldom have any or very modest numis- decent coins but certainly not much them) in a rollover IRA? I know we matic value. Furthermore, armchair col- more, and you must be extraordinary should diversify, but is it OK to have all lectors such as you and me can very careful from whom you buy. Coins are of one’s money in different funds within rarely evaluate the condition. What rated and graded, and it is clearly, at very the same mutual-fund company? -- W.M., appears great to us, a true collector would best, a subjective art. And the difference via e-mail say is not worth looking at. They certain- between a 65 and 67 rating can mean DEAR W.M.: On balance, it would be ly have a value for the silver content, and, thousands of dollars in value. Be easy to keep track of things having them if you want to convert it to money, there absolutely certain you have found a rep- all in one rollover account. You can is any number of coin dealers who would utable, knowledgeable dealer from whom diversify and you can choose different be happy to do this for a modest commis- to purchase. funds within one company. With a sub- sion. DEAR BRUCE: A plumbing firm that stantial amount of money, I would be DEAR BRUCE: Would you please does work for the government recently more comfortable having two or three give your opinion on buying gold (rare hired my son. It’s a pretty good job mutual-fund companies and further coins)? At age 60, we have always been because they pay him prevailing wage. diversify by selecting perhaps two funds conservative, investing only in CDs. The kicker is this: His boss said he was within the same label. Would it be wise, since we can afford it, going to withhold $15 per hour (which is Send your questions to: Smart Money, to put $10,000 to $15,000 a year in gold 50 percent of my son’s wage) and deposit P.O. Box 503, Elfers, FL 34680. E-mail coins? Or should we keep this amount it in a retirement account for him. The to: [email protected]. with our CDs? (This might buy seven to boss said he was going to do this so he Questions of general interest will be 10 coins.) -- M.G., via e-mail didn’t have to pay workmen’s compensa- answered in future columns. Owing to the DEAR M.G.: In essence, gold is not tion on my son. I have never heard of volume of mail, personal replies cannot an investment; it is speculation. 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Ask the Guys Fast Facts Reader Humor Dear Classified Guys, Home Sweet Home Sobering Experience A few years ago my husband and I If you're looking to add a pet to your My dog recently had an operation adopted a puppy. This little hurri- home, consider adopting from the local and had to wear one of those cane of fur and energy has brought animal shelter. According to The Elizabethan collars around its neck so much love into our home that Humane Society, there are approxi- to prevent him from pulling out his we're thinking about adding a kitten mately 6000 animal shelters nation- stitches. Although it was absolutely to our family. For weeks now, I have wide. Each year an estimated 6-8 necessary, I admit it looked a bit been reading the pet section of the million animals enter the shelters, how- ridiculous. classifieds just waiting for someone ever, only 3-4 million are adopted into However, when my friends came who's giving away kittens. The other new homes. Considering nearly 25% over to visit the other day, they were day, I finally found one with the right Duane “Cash” Holze of the animals in shelters are purebreds, relentless in pointing out how silly breed and color. I circled the ad and & Todd “Carry” Holze you're sure to find the perfect addition my dog looked. One of them even left it on the counter to show my hus- to your family. joked, "Maybe it would help if we band. While we were at work, our 07/23/06 got your dog drunk." dog hopped up on the counter and ® Naming Names ©2006 The Classified Guys "Why would we do that?" I dared ate not only the ad, but the entire If you thought your pet's name was to ask him. classified section. This is the first unique, compare it to this list. The Still laughing my friend replied, time he's ever done anything like keen senses. Often times they know if Cash: Regardless of your dog's ASPCA surveyed veterinarians and "At least then he'd have an excuse that. Now it has me rethink- we are upset or sad and come to comfort actions, if you're considering a kitten for reviewed hundreds of thousands of for wearing a lampshade on his ing my decision. Does our us. your family, then you may want to test names and came up with these top 24. head." dog know we want another Carry: Their keen senses have even your dog with other animals first. If he Did your pet's name make the list? (Thanks to Domino S.) pet? Or, worse yet, that it's led them to life-saving professions such hasn't grown up with cats in the house, 1. Max 9. Buddy 17. Bandit a kitten? Is it possible our as seizure dogs. Some can actually adjusting to one could be very difficult. 2. Sam 10. Brandy 18. Tiger dog knows something that we don't? detect a change in the body of a person Carry: Try taking your dog to a 3. Lady 11. Ginger 19. Samantha Laughs For Sale ••• with epilepsy and predict when a seizure friend's house with cats or visit an animal 4. Bear 12. Baby 20. 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He seems to already have an message toll-free at (888) 242-3644 or send to: Cash: Dogs are known to have very enjoy our column. opinion on what he does and doesn't like. P.O. Box 8246, New Fairfield, CT 06812. www.ClassifiedGuys.com 525-06 ESTIMATED QUANTITIES 7-19,23-06 ALTERNATE NO. 2 BID PACKAGE 536-06 544-06 COUNTY OF MENDOCINO ITEM ITEM DESCRIPTION UNIT OF ESTIMATED 7-23/06 7-23,30,8-6,13/06 DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION NO. MEASURE QUANTITY NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS 1 Traffic Control System LS 1 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT the Men- NOTICE OF ARREST AND SEIZURE CONTRACT NO. 040010 2 Asphalt Concrete (Type B) TON 22,920 docino County Zoning Administrator at its reg- UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT Sealed proposals will be received by the Purchasing Agent of the 3 Shoulder Backing TON 445 ular meeting on Thursday, August 10, 2006, EASTERN DISTRICT OF CALIFORNIA County of Mendocino, State of California, until the hour of 3:30 P.M. 4 Paint Traffic Stripe at 10:00 a.m., to be held in Conference Room DOCKET NO. 1; 06-CV-0419-OWW-DLB on Thursday, August 10, 2006, at which time they will be publicly (4" Double Yellow, 2 Coats) LF 57,190 C, County Administration Center, 501 Low PARTIES opened and read aloud in the office of the Purchasing Agent of the 5 Paint Traffic Stripe LF 28,000 Gap Road, Ukiah, California, will conduct a General Services Department of the County of Mendocino, 841 Low (6" Bike Lane) public hearing on the following project(s) at United States of America v. Gap Road, Ukiah, California 95482 (telephone 707-463-4291) for con- 6 Paint Pavement Markings SF 611 the time listed or as soon thereafter as the Real Property Located at 8500 Simmerly struction in accordance with the Plans and Specifications to which 7 Mobilization LS 1 item(s) may be heard. Rd. Covelo, Mendocino County, California special reference is made as follows: The County of Mendocino hereby notifies all bidders that it will affir- CASE#: V 6-2006 APN: 033-30-04-00, 033-040-33-00, COUNTY OF MENDOCINO, DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION matively insure that in any contract entered into pursuant to this ad- DATE FILED: 4/10/2006 032-226-03-00, 032-226-04-00, 2006 ASPHALT CONCRETE OVERLAY PROGRAM ON VARIOUS vertisement, Disadvantaged Business Enterprises will be afforded full OWNER: PHILIP M & SHELLY L BARRETT 032-226-05-00 Including All Appurtenances COUNTY MAINTAINED ROADS opportunity to submit bids in response to this invitation and will not be REQUEST: Variance from a 50-foot Corridor and Improvements Thereto Preservation Setback to a distance of 37 feet DOT CONTRACT NO. 040010 discriminated against on the grounds of race, color, or national origin Notice is hereby given that on 06-05-06, I from centerline of Knob Hill Road for the con- DOT PROJECT NO. C-0302 in consideration of the award. posted the defendant real property Located At struction of a 20 foot by 24 foot two story de- Plans, forms of proposal, contract and contract documents may be Pursuant to the provisions in Section 1773 of the Labor Code of the 8500 Simmerly Rd., Covelo, Mendocino tached garage and office. seen at the office of the Purchasing Agent and may also be seen at State of California, the Board of Supervisors of the County of Mendo- County, California, APN: 033-030-04-00, LOCATION: Approximately 1.75 miles east of the County of Mendocino Department of Transportation, 340 Lake cino has obtained from the Director of the Department of Industrial 033-40-33-00, 032-226-04-00, 032-226-05- Central Ukiah, situated on the southeast cor- 00, 032-226-03-00. Including All Appurtenan- Mendocino Drive, Ukiah, California (Telephone 707-463-4363). Relations the general prevailing rate of wages, and the schedule of ner of Knob Hill Road (CR# 204) and Wood- ces and Improvements Thereto, pursuant to a PLANS AND CONTRACT DOCUMENTS MAY BE OBTAINED AT employer payments for health and welfare, vacation, pension and sim- land Terrace (CR# 204L), approximately 0.25 Verified Complaint for Forfeiture in Rem filed THE OFFICE OF THE COUNTY PURCHASING AGENT, 841 Low ilar purposes in the County. Interested parties may review these wage mile north of the intersection of Sanford April 12, 2006. Gap Road, Ukiah, California, 95482, upon payment of $35.00 in com- rates and schedules at the Department of Transportation, 340 Lake Ranch Road (CR# 200) and Knob Hill Road, Any person living or claiming an interest in pany check, money order or the exact amount in cash. Please make Mendocino Drive, Ukiah, California. The successful Contractor shall located at 1699 Woodland Terrace; AP# 179- the described real property, pursuant to Sup- a check or money order payable to COUNTY OF MENDOCINO. This obtain a copy of prevailing wage rates from the Engineer and shall 260-08. plemental Rule C(6) of the Federal Rules of payment is not refundable. post same at a prominent place at the job site. PROJECT COORDINATOR: Fred Tarr Admiralty must file a verified claim with the This project has an Annual Anticipated DBE Participation Level For this contract the general prevailing rate of wages as ascertained ENVIRONMENTAL DETERMINATION: The Clerk of the above Court at 2500 Tulare (AADPL) of 10.6 percent Disadvantage Business Enterprise (DBE) by County shall be those in effect on the bid date. Future effective request has been processed through the Street, 1st Floor, Fresno, California, 93721, participation. wage rates, which have been predetermined and are on file with the County Environmental Review Process and it and serve the attorney for the plaintiff within Note: This project includes provisions for two alternate bid packages, Department of Industrial Relations, are referenced in the published has been determined that the project is Cate- 30 days after the date of publication. Answers in addition to the base bid package. Please refer to Section 3 of the wage rates of the Director of the Department of Industrial Relations. gorically Exempt from environmental review. to the complaint must be filed and served Special Provisions for this contract. The County of Mendocino reserves the right to reject any and all bids Your comments regarding the above project within 20 days after the date of filing claims THIS PROJECT IS SUBJECT TO THE "BUY AMERICA" PROVI- or to waive any defects or irregularity in bidding. are invited. Written comments should be sub- and, in the absence thereof, default may be SIONS OF THE SURFACE TRANSPORTATION ASSISTANCE ACT By order of the Board of Supervisors of the County of Mendocino. mitted to the Department of Planning and entered and condemnation ordered. Applica- OF 1982 AS AMENDED BY THE INTERMODAL SURFACE TRANS- Dated July 17 2006 Building Services, at 501 Low Gap Road, tions for intervention under Fed. R. Civ. P. 24 PORTATION EFFICIENCY ACT OF 1991. Kristi Furman Room 1440, Ukiah, California, 95482, no later by person claiming maritime liens or other in- No pre-bid meeting is scheduled for this project. Clerk of the Board of Supervisors than August 9, 2006. Oral comments may be terests shall be filed within 30 days allowed Bids are required for the entire work described herein. of the County of Mendocino, presented to the Zoning Administrator during for claims for possession. The prime Contractor for the work herein shall possess the following State of California the public hearing. Attorney for Plaintiff valid State of California licenses: BY /s/ Kristi Furman Clerk of the Board The Zoning Administrator's action regarding STEPHANIE HAMILTON BORCHERS "A" - General Engineering OR 11 this item shall be final unless appealed to the Asst. United States Attorney "C-12"-Earthwork and Paving Board of Supervisors. The last day to file an Federal Courthouse, Bids are required for the entire work described herein: appeal is the 10th day after the Zoning Ad- 2500 Tulare Street, Suite 4401 ESTIMATED QUANTITIES PUBLIC NOTICE ministrator's decision. To file an appeal of the Fresno, CA 93721 BASE BID PACKAGE Zoning Administrator's decision, a written (559-) 497-4000 ITEM ITEM UNIT OF ESTIMATED 547-06 statement must be filed with the Clerk of the 7-23-06 SUBSCRIBE? NO. DESCRIPTION MEASURE QUANTITY SUBSCRIBE? Board with a filing fee prior to the expiration of Federico Rocha Legal Notice the above noted appeal period. If you chal- 1 Traffic Control System LS 1 The trustees of the United States Marshal 2 Asphalt Concrete California State Uni- lenge the project in court, you may be limited 450 Golden Gate Avenue (Type B) TON 25,210 versity. California to raising only those issues you or someone San Francisco, CA 94102 3 Shoulder Backing TON 520 Maritime Academy else raised at the public hearing described in (415) 436-7680 4 Paint Traffic Stripe LF 64,160 200 MARITIME this notice, or in written correspondence deliv- (4" Double Yellow, 2 Coats) ACADEMY DRIVE, ered to the Department of Planning and Build- By: W.B. Gill 5 Paint Traffic Stripe VALLEJO, CA. WHY ing Services or the Zoning Administrator at, or Deputy U.S. Marshal (6" Bike Lane) LF 28,000 94590. prior to, the public hearing. All persons are in- 6 Paint Pavement Markings SF 611 Project: Medical vited to appear and present testimony in this 7 Mobilization LS 1 Services Request for matter. Proposal #MS06.07 Bids are required for the entire work described herein: Additional information regarding the above The Trustees of the ESTIMATED QUANTITIES noted item may be obtained by calling the De- California State Uni- partment of Planning and Building Services at Ukiah Daily ALTERNATE NO.1 BID PACKAGE versity will recieve ITEM ITEM DESRIPTION UNIT OF ESTIMATED 463-4281, Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. sealed bids at the through 5:00 p.m. The Staff Report and No- Journal NO MEASURE QUANTITY above address, for 3 months for tice is available for review at the Department 1 Traffic Control System LS 1 providing clinic based the price of 2 of Planning and Building Services at 501 Low Delivered 2 Asphalt Concrete TON 24,650 primary outpatient ????????? Gap Road, Room 1440, Ukiah and on the De- (Type B) medical services at partment‚s web site at www.co.mendocino. to Your 3 Shoulder Backing TON 500 the Cal Maritime in ca.us/planning. Should you desire notification 4 Paint Traffic Stripe LF 62,840 accordance with RFP Call Today To Get 3 Months For The Price Of 2. of the Zoning Administrator's decision you Door ( 4" Double Yellow, 2 Coats) documents and spec- ifications. Proposals 468-3500 may do so by requesting notification in writing 5 Paint Traffic Stripe LF 28,000 will be received until and providing a self-addressed stamped en- (6" Bike Lane) 2:00p.m. on August TO GET ALL THE FACTS! velope to the Department of Planning and 6 Paint Pavement SF 611 18, 2006. Bid docu- Or order online at www.ukiahdailyjournal.com Building Services. Markings ments available from Raymond Hall, Director 468-0123 7 Mobilization LS 1 Vineeta Dhillon at of Planning and Building Bids are required for the entire work described herein: 707-654-1086 B-6- SUNDAY, JULY 23, 2006 THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL

541-06 520-06 535-06 7-23,30/06 HELP 7-14,16,23/06 7-23/06 545-06 Request for Proposal NOTICE OF PETITION TO ADMINISTER PERSONALS WANTED NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING 7-23,30,8-6,13/06 20 120 Qualified Building Inspectors ESTATE Whitney...Texas 2 Positions Avail: For Round Valley Indian Housing Authority CASE NO.: SCUK CVPB ’0624877 loves you, always NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT the Men- NOTICE OF ARREST AND SEIZURE Administrative 115 b. Concow Blvd. PO Box 682 To all heirs, beneficiaries, creditors, contin- UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT has...always will...- Assistant gent creditors, and persons who may other- docino County Airport Land Use Commission Covelo, California 95428 EASTERN DISTRICT OF CALIFORNIA come home to FT 40 hrs wk. Must wise be interested in the will or estate, or on Thursday, August 17, 2006, at 11:00 a.m., (707) 983-6188 Fax (707) 983 8435 DOCKET NO. 1; 06-CV-0423-OWW-DLB Austin have 2-5 yrs office both, of: REBECCA A BUSCHMANN, also will conduct a public hearing on the following Contact: Josh Gravier, PARTIES exp., multi sched. & known as REBECCA ANN BUSCHMANN LOST & Interim Executive Director project at the time listed or as soon thereafter United States of America v. medical billing, data A PETITION FOR PROBATE has been filed 30 FOUND Notice the Round Valley Indian Housing Au- as the time may be heard. The meeting will Vacant Land Known as APN: 033-040-55, base, proficient in thority (RVIHA) is seeking Request for Pro- by: SHANNON MARIE MAHLER in the Su- be held in the Board of Supervisors Cham- FOUND perior Court of California, County of Mendoci- Located in Laytonville, Mendocino Word, excel & Out- posal from qualified Building Inspectors to bers, 501 Low Gap Road, Ukiah, California. in Ukiah, no. County, California look. Exc. written & perform building inspections on various hous- CASE# U 2-2006 Siamese/Himalay- THE PETITION FOR PROBATE requests oral comm. skills, ing projects located on the Round Valley Indi- an. Very Friendly! that: SHANNON MARIE MAHLER be ap- DATE FILED: 2/13/2006 Notice is hereby given that on 05-12-06, detail oriented. an Reservation. OWNER: COVELO FIRE PROTECTION I posted the defendant real property descri- Cage #90 Floating Adminis- Deadline: pointed as personal representative to admin- ister the estate of the decedent. DISTRICT bed as vacant Land Known as APN; FOUND trative Assistant The RVIHA will receive proposals for THE PETITION requests the decedent's will APPLICANT: EDGE WIRELESS/VERIZON 033-040-55,Located in Laytonville, Mendoci- in Ukiah, Black & 3/4 time 30 hrs. wk. Building Inspector Services until 4:00pm and codicils, if any, be admitted to probate. WIRELESS no County, California, pursuant to an Amend- White young kitten Must have 1-2 yrs on August 4, 2004 The will and any codicils are available for ex- AGENT: EAGLE CONSULTING GROUP ed Verified Complaint for Forfeiture in Rem in pink flee collar. office exp. general Proposals will be evaluated on several criteria amination in the file kept by the court. LLC. filed May 19, 2006. Cage #21 office tasks, back up including: X THE PETITION requests authority to ad- Any person having or claiming an interest in admin support. Pro- * Professional and technical competence and REQUEST: Major Use Permit to authorize FOUND minister the estate under the Independent Ad- construction and operation of a telecommuni- the described real property, pursuant to Sup- in Potter Valley, ficient in Word, Ex- experience ministration of Estates Act. (This authority will plemental Rule c(6) of the Federal Rules of cel & Outlook. Exc. cation facility to support two wireless provid- neutered male * Capability to provide services in a timely allow the personal representative to take Admiralty must file a verified claim with the written & oral comm. ers, Edge Wireless and Verizon Wireless, Brown Tabby, med. manner many actions without obtaining court appro- Clerk of the above Court at 2500 Tulare skills. Must be able * Past performance consisting of one 90-foot tall monopole, twen- long hair. Very val. Before taking certain very important ac- Street, 1st Floor, Fresno, California, 93721, friendly. Cage #91. to travel to Lake & * Understanding of the requirements tions, however, the personal representative ty-one panel antennas, two microwave and serve the attorney for the plaintiff within Call 463-4427 to Mendo ctys on rotat- * Indian Preference will be required to give notice to interested dishes and ground based equipment. 30 days after the date of publication. Answers claim or adopt. ing schedule, have * Demonstrated experience in performing persons unless they have waived notice or LOCATION: In Covelo, lying on the west side to the complaint must be filed and served reliable trans. similar work. consented to the proposed action). The inde- of Covelo Road (Highway 162), approximate- within 20 days after the date of filing claims PLEASE RETURN Please specify posi- * Proposed cost pendent administration authority will be grant- ly 0.25 mile south of its intersection with and, in the absence thereof, default may be two tables to 624 tion applying for in * Complete knowledge of Uniform Building ed unless an interested person files an objec- Eberle Street (CR#334A), located at 75900 entered and condemnation ordered. Applica- Joseph St. They cover letter. Must Code tion to the petition and shows good cause Covelo Road; AP# 033-360-13. tions for intervention under Fed. R. Civ. P. 24 weren’t FREE! pass background The work to be preformed under this contact why the court should not grant the authority. PROJECT COORDINATOR: Dusty Duley by person claiming maritime liens or other in- check, pre-employ- is subject to: A HEARING on the petition will be held on EMPLOYMENT Your comments regarding the above project terest shall be filed within 30 days allowed for 110 WANTED ment phys & TB, * Indian Preference and Non-Discrimina- DATE JULY 28, 2006 at 9:30 a.m. in Dept.: claims for possession. clean DMV. mail re- E, located at: COURTHOUSE, 100 N. State are invited. Written comments should be sub- Summer Tutoring tion – 24 CFR 1000.50 sumes to: Attn: HR Street, Ukiah, CA 95482 mitted to the Department of Planning and available for K-8 * The Age Discrimination Act 1975 (42 Attorney for Plaintiff P.O. Box 422 Ukiah IF YOU OBJECT to the granting of the peti- Building Services, at 501 Low Gap Road, students. Have CA U.S.C. 6101-6107) STEPHANIE HAMILTON BORCHERS CA 95482 or fax to: tion, you should appear at the hearing and Room 1440, Ukiah, California, 95482, no later multiple subject * Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of Asst. United States Attorney (707) 462-6994. Fa- state your objections or file written objections than August 16, 2006. Oral comments may credential. 1973 (29 U.S.C. 794) Federal Courthouse, cility #’s 175001273, with the court before the hearing. Your ap- be presented to the Commission during the Please call Nicolena * The Indian Civil Rights Act (Title II of the 2500 Tulare Street, Suite 4401 176800756 & pearance may be in person or by your attor- Hutchins at Civil Rights Act of 1968) public hearing. All persons are invited to ap- Fresno, CA 93721 237000563 EOE For more information and a full RFP con- ney. pear and present testimony in this matter. 463-2529 IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR or a contingent (559) 497-4000 tact Karen Breedlove, Housing Program If you challenge the project in court, you may HELP 2nd Grade Teacher Specialist at (707) 983-6188 Ext. 25. creditor of the deceased, you must file your FT w/bene. $35,374- claim with the court and mail a copy to the be limited to raising only those issues you or Fedrico Rocha 120 WANTED 45,180/yr. Valid Ca personal representative appointed by the someone else raised at the public hearing de- United States Marshal Cred, CLAD cred, court within four months from the date of first scribed in this notice, or in written corre- 450 Golden Gate Avenue 540-06 NCLB req’d. issuance of letters as provided in section spondence delivered to the Department of San Francisco, CA 94102 7-23,30/06 Apply: Sara I., 9100 of the California Probate Code. The Planning and Building Services or the Airport (415) 436-7680 Anderson Vly District Request for Proposal time for filing claims will not expire before four Land Use Commission at, or prior to, the pub- Office, Box 457, Qualified Architect and Engineering Firm months from the hearing date noticed above. lic hearing. By: W.B. Gill Paraprofessionals Boonville, CA 95415 For Round Valley Indian Housing Authority YOU MAY EXAMINE the file kept by the Additional information regarding the above Deputy U.S. Marshal 115 b. Concow Blvd. PO Box 682 court. If you are a person interested in the es- needed! noted item may be obtained by calling the De- Courier Position tate, you may file with the court a Request for Ukiah Unified Covelo, California 95428 partment of Planning and Building Services at M-F part-time, 15-20 Special Notice (form DE-154) of the filing of School District has (707) 983-6188 463-4281, Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. hours. Must have an inventory and appraisal of estate assets or several Teacher Fax (707) 983 8435 own car, insurance of any petition or account as provided in Pro- through 5:00 p.m. Should you desire notifica- Looking for the best Aide and Child Care Contact: Josh Gravier, tion of the Airport Land Use Commission’s positions open for and clean DMV. Must Interim Executive Director bate Code section 1250. A Request for Spe- coverage of the local arts cial Notice form is available from the court decision you may do so by requesting notifi- the 2006/7 school be able to lift 20 Notice is hereby given that proposals will be clerk. cation in writing and providing a self-ad- & entertainment scene? year. Info. & app.: pounds. If you are received at the Round Valley Indian Housing ATTORNEY FOR PETITIONER: dressed stamped envelope to the Department The Ukiah Personnel Commis- friendly outgoing and Authority (RVIHA) for a qualified Architect and MYRNA L. OGLESBY of Planning and Building Services. sion, Ukiah Unified energetic, apply in person to: Engineering Firm to work on all building proj- P.O BOX 720 RAYMOND HALL, Director of Planning and DAILY JOURNAL School District, 1056 Mendocino Radiolo- ects within the Housing Authority located on Ukiah, CA 95482 Building Services. N. Bush St., Ukiah, the Round Valley Indian Reservation. (707)462-6694 CA 95482, gy, 1165 South Dora Deadline: 707-463-5205 E.O.E Street, Suite D The RVIHA will receive sealed proposals for Architect and Engineering Services until 4:00pm on August 4, 2004 Proposals will be evaluated on several criteria including: * Professional and technical competence and experience * Capability to provide services in a timely Featured Properties manner * Past performance * Understanding of the requirements Featured Property * Indian Preference 271 Washo Drive * Demonstrated experience in performing Dir: E.Gobbi St.-Marlene Orchard Ave.-Cindee Ln similar work. * Proposed cost * We will be attempted to contract services for a period of three years The work to be preformed under this contact mendocinocountyproperties.com is subject to: coldwellbanker.com * Indian Preference and Non-Discrimina- tion – 24 CFR 1000.50 Kathy Butcher Featured By: Bob Doty * The Age Discrimination Act 1975 Price Reduction! Extreme value. This home has been freshly painted (42 U.S.C. 6101-6107) 707 459-0162 Cell: 707 367-0987 inside & out. New carpet throughout as well as laminate flooring in the kitchen. New tile in kitchen & master bath. All of this plus a large yard for * Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of [email protected] entertaining. A great location for the family on the go. A must see, own- ers motivated. $384,900 W-1 1973 (29 U.S.C. 794) 1460 So. Main St. * The Indian Civil Rights Act (Title II of the Willits 22.3 secluded acres w/2 homes. A 5040 sqft Civil Rights Act of 1968) Willits CA 95490 459-9315 & a 1044 sqft fully equipped greenhouses, 1772 S. Main St., Willits For more information and a full RFP con- PG&E+generator. Good well w/water storage tank. tact Karen Breedlove, Housing Program Year-round pond, barn+hay storage. $998,000. Specialist at (707) 983-6188 Ext. 25. Featured Property Country Retreat Directions: HWY 101 to West Road exit, go East, Right on Ellen Lynn

NOW HIRING FT/PT cashiers, floor stockers, photo tech, Hos ted by: Chris Hale auto tech, etc. Willits in town. Wonderful 3bd/2ba home. Large Prime 10 acre property on the Eel River for your summer fun. Build the getaway home you’ve been dreaming of. Good well and 3 bedroom septic EEOC, Background open living rm, kitchen & dining. This home is in Willits exceptional 3bd/2ba manufactured home. permit. A short drive from Potter Valley. Several great building sites. One with a bird’s eye view of the river and valley. Fir, Black Oak, Manzanita, & drug test required. very good condition w/newer roof. Oversized lot Shows like a model. Features inc. cathedral ceiling, etc. A must see! $395,000 skylights, family room. Central heating & air. Inviting Please apply in the has flower garden, RV parking. Covered patio & the Wally Johnson Realty • 485-8700 Layaway Dept. hot tub is included . $389,000 sun deck. Priced at $359,500. FEATURED PROPERTY Featured Property Featured Property WILLITS DUPLEX’S 100 South Street, Willits 301 Barnes Street, Ukiah Directions: Corner of W. Church & S. Bush Follow the yellow signs! Dir: E.Gobbi St.-Marlene Orchard Ave.-Cindee Ln

Ready to leave your current job? Break out of the same old grind! Join a company that values it s employees and provides a positive work environment. Greeter Provide customer service by providing a professional, welcoming atmosphere and Featured By: Bob Doty timely acknowledgement of the customer. Presented By: Pauline Cappell • 485-7218 Westside Charmer! Immaculate home in Downtown, new floor coverings, remodeled Great buy for investors or homeowners. Renters why rent, when you can be an owner? kitchen, dual pane windows, unique master bedroom suite close to park. Workshop, Annual earning potential of $22,000, 3BDR/2BDR on almost a quarter acre, across from park on Creekside Drive. Several large deck, trees and beautiful landscaping. $735,000 B-6 including bonuses. Great full-time, Duplex’s for sale AT $389,000 to $399,000 entry-level position! Hosted By: Andy Wiese Beautiful 3 bed 2 bath, with real hardwood floors and a new hot tub. This open con- 463-2570 Frank Villalon • 467-0250 cept home could be yours, Owners are willing to work with qualified buyers and are 320 So. State St., Ukiah Store Manager MENDO REALTY, INC. motivated. Please call. This home only $425,000 Manage retail locations to achieve sales goals and operational objectives, develop FEATURED PROPERTY Featured Property and motivate store personnel, and ensure 12 Acres, 1976 Manuf. Home • $369,000 an exceptional level of service to all Directions: Corner of W. Church & S. Bush 500 Boonville Road, Ukiah customers. Qualified candidates will have a Follow the yellow signs! minimum of two years management Educational Skills. experience, preferably in a retail/goal Looking For A Career?

driven environment. Minimum four years EVERYDAY: Classified SUNDAY–SATURDAY: The Ukiah Daily Journal sales/customer service experience required, previous wireless industry experience preferred. Just a short 25 minute drive from Ukiah brings you to this wonderful property. Although most For complete descriptions and to of the property runs up the hillside behind the home there is plenty of flat ground in front for gardening, a small orchard, horses or other animals, or whatever you like! The property apply, please visit our website at adjoins BLM land to the rear, allowing direct access to hiking, horseback riding, or dirt bikes. And the view of Blue Lakes from the hillside is breathtaking! There is also a large old barn www.edgewireless.com. We that is in need of repair. Beautiful large trees for shade, good separation from neighbors for Hosted By: Andy Wiese offer long-term incentive privacy, and tons of potential all add to the property’ s charm. Priced to sell at $369,000 One of a kind County Property, Deluxe Ranch Style Home. Custom 2300 sq. ft. home, 3 bedrooms, 3 baths, den, 26+ acres. Double car garage plus workshop area. JOB SEARCH opportunities, comprehensive health Lots of R.V. parking. Easy care landscaping. Lots of glass (windows and doors). Wrap- coverage, and a 401(k) plan. An a-round deck overlooking beautiful views. Outdoor claw foot soaking tub. Large indoor Are you looking for the perfect opportunity to shine? equal opportunity employer, Edge laundry room. Central vacuum system. Horse barn and corral area. You could find a great job in our Classified section. Must see to appreciate. $850,000 590 S. School St., Ukiah 468-3500 Wireless encourages a diverse Owner/agent - (707) 463-8393 or (707) 489-1937 cell. workforce. THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL SUNDAY, JULY 23, 2006 -B-7

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Church St. Staff Seniors Real Estate Specialist help seniors make wise decisions Assistant II dental, vision. Apply or on line@ at 990 S. Dora St. wwwtrinitycfs.org about selling the family home, buying rental property, Monthly Salary: Ukiah. 468-8824 $2,116 – $2,572 Guidiville Indian OFFICE managing the capital gains, obtaining a reverse mortgage, Application deadline Rancheria ASSISTANT III moving to a senior community, and other issues. By earning for this position: Seeks qualified appli- Mendocino County 07/28/06 cant for the position Department of the SRES designation, Blattner has demonstrated that she has Close of business. of A/P Clerk/Fiscal Social Services the knowledge, experience and expertise to be a senior’s real Apply online at Asst. $13.50/hr.FT. Salary: $1026- www.mss.ca.gov HS diploma, clean $1,247/Bi-Weekly estate specialist. For applications, DMV, Exp. w/ com- Seeking individuals contact the Merit with superb organi- System Services puterized acct’g. Job The Senior Advantage Real Estate Council® tracks the special 24-hour jobline at description & applica- zational & communi- (916) 263-3604. tion, contact Eric or cation skills. 2 yrs. issues and needs of senior property owners and provides Lisa, (707)462-3682. Clerical experience [email protected] required. Closes education to REALTORS® who make seniors an important Local Flavor 8/11/06. For info call focus of their business. The SRES designation was introduced (707)467-5866 or go NOW hiring PT coun- in 1997 and is nationally recognized. Blattner can be reached ter help & PT coun- to: www.mss.ca.gov ter/prep. Apply in to Career at 707-467-3647. EOE person: 210 S. State Opportunities. B-8- SUNDAY, JULY 23, 2006 THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL

HELP HELP HELP 120 WANTED 120 WANTED 120 WANTED INTERACTIVE LVN/RN MANAGER: Case Manager We are seeking a Little Lake Health dedicated person to Center in Willits is lead our team. This seeking experienced position is responsi- nurse dedicated to Real Estate Services ble for news and ad- Superior Court making a positive vertising content in Mendocino County impact in our local multiple newspapers. community. great pay Successful candidate CLERK and benefits! should possess Phone: 472-4516 knowledge of indus- POSITIONS Fax: 468-0793 Les Ryan Realty try leading Internet Ft Bragg, CA [email protected] BUD THOMPSON, technologies $1922 - $2577/Mo www.mchcinc.org 101 S. 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Winter II Dental, Vision, Pre- ca.us/hr EOE Ctr. AA/ECE, CDE • Environmentally Aware • Retro-Fit Foundations scription drug pro- Tchr Permit & 2 yr. Premier Properties, Inc. Journeyman • Complete & Ethical • New Construction gram, Sick leave ECE exp. Sp/Eng Bil Carpenter 304 N. State St., Ukiah, CA benefits, Life insur- pref. $14.61-$16.30 Inspections Remodeling ance, Employee As- 462-6377 DOQ Must complete • Soil Pre- Treatments • Fumigations (707) 467-0300 sistance program, NCO app. Incl tran- 401(K) plan, Vacation Kinder/1st grade (707) 462-1414 combo class teacher, scripts (Copies) (707) • Structural Repairs benefits, Holidays, 462-1954 x302 or Jury duty leave, FT w/bene. Temp po- Whether you’re an experienced homebuyer, or sition 06-07 $35,375- www.ncoinc.org. General Constr. Lic. #752409 • Lic. #OPR9000 Bereavement leave, closes 5 PM 7/31 shopping for your first home. I will help make Long Term Disability, $45,180/yr. Valid Ca cred, CLAD cred, (Postmarks not ac- 1-888-750-4USA your experience the best it can be. My NO Section 125 plan cepted). EOE including Flexible NCLB req’d, biling 485-5759 • P.O. Box 389 Calpella, CA 95418 Bull”” approach will help my clients Spending & Depend- pref. Apply Sara I., NCO HS/EHS- throughout the entire process! ent Care, Pre-paid AVUSD Office, Box Mendo Co. legal, AFLAC, 457, Boonville, CA HS Assoc Teach I-II Scholarship Grant, 95415 core CDV units & 6 Health Club. Laundry Asst-varied mos ECE exp. All offers of employ- hrs, work indep, N/S EHS Assoc. T On The Market must have 3 units I/T ment are contingent Personnel PO Box Your Source for Dev. 1 yr I/T exp. upon successful 856 Ukiah 95482 Home Services Real Estate completion of a Pre- pref. HS $10.32- LaVida Charter Employment drug $11.28/hr. EHS Locally owned by Gerald Boesel School looking for PT Featured each week in Screening and back- $10.11-$11.06/hr. 7 &8 gr teacher. Must Remodels & New Construction the Ukiah Daily Journal ground check. EOE HS Asst Teach be cred., creative and Kitchen • Baths • Decks • Additions • Patio • Concrete 6 Core CDV units Have your advertising message organized for 2 day PH NURSE I/II $8.80/hr. You Need It, We Build It! reach over 16,000 potential REGISTERED on site & 1 flex day EHS Asst. T General Constr. Lic. #752409 buyers Indep. Study. Small must have 3 units I/T each week! NURSE classes. Send re- exp $8.89/hr. 1-888-750-4USA • Fax: 707-485-5459 Mendocino Co sume to P.O. Box Aide- for HS Ctr. 485-5759 • P.O. Box 389 Calpella, CA 95418 Public Health De- 1461 Ukiah 459-6344 $8.04/hr partment. Two posi- all posn’s Sp/Eng Legal Secretary tions in children’s pref. Bene’s included. position available. services programs Must complete NCO Full-time, excellent providing nurse app. incl. transcripts. wages and benefits. case management (707) 462-1954 x 302 Please send resume for clients served. or www.ncoinc.org. to (707) 462-2731 I: $3284-$3995/Mo Closes 8/2 @ 5PM II: $3449-$4194/Mo Line cooks PT/FT & (postmarks not RN: Bartender FT accepted). EOE $3284-$3995/Mo Please Apply at the Open Homes Apply by 7/28/06 to: Hopland Inn 13401 NEW EXCITING HR Dept, 579 Low South Highway 101 POSITION WORK- , July 23rd, 1:00pm-3:00pm Gap Rd, Ukiah, CA Hopland 95449 ING WITH KIDS OPEN HOUSE Sunday, July 23rd, 12:00pm-4:00pm OPEN HOUSE Sunday 95482, (707) 6 wks pd vacation 9671 East Road 493 Briarwood Drive 463-4261, w/TDD Local Delivery/Ware- 401 K. Day & Eve Directions: Low Gap Road, right on Elm Street Directions: Low Gap Road, right on Elm Street (800)735-2929. see house pos., perm FT, avail. Small homelike website for details: year round w/ benes environment, good www.co.mendocino. poss. Clean DMV, pay & benefits. Fax ca.us/hr EOE Class B req’d. resume to 463-6957. Plumbing/Hardware Night Staff NCO HS Cook- knowledge perf. FT, 32 hr. & 40 Ukiah Cook I-II Send reply to box hour shifts. Full to prep nutritious 03080, c/o Ukiah Host: Clint Jackson benefits. $9.40 to meals for preschool Daily Journal, P.O. Located in Riverwood Estates. Cathedral ceilings makes this 4 start. BEAUTIFUL CALIFORNIA RANCH STYLE HOME bedroom 3 bath light & Airy. Living/dining room combo is per- ctr. Exp. in large Box. 749, Ukiah, Ca Enjoy this spacious 4 bd. 3 ba. home on 2.12 acres. This one of a kind fect for entertaining. Enjoy your Master Suite walk-in closet Qualifications: Pass and jacuzzi tub! $601,500 scale cooking & basic 9482-0749 3000 sq. ft. home features hardwood floors, large bedrooms, extra room medical and drug w/ private bathroom, gourmet kitchen, beautifully gated pool, spa, fenced MIKE PAOLI & TONI PAOLI-BATES math skills. $10.01- RNs, LVNs ,CNAs exam. TB test, horse corral, 3 car garage, circular drive & landscaped. Owner/Agent. 950-A Waugh Lane ~ Ukiah, Calif. 95482 $10.95/hr DOQ. all shifts. Come join Asking $850,000. criminal back- 707-462-4294 Must complete NCO us Flex. sched. ground check and app. transcripts. Comp.wages. A have valid Ca. driv- OPEN HOUSE Sunday, July 23rd, 1:00pm-3:00pm OPEN HOUSE Sunday, July 23rd, 1:00pm-3:00pm OPEN HOUSE Sunday, July 23rd, 11:30am-1:00pm (707) 467-3200 x302 crew with a great at- ers license. Great 208 Tedford Ave, Ukiah or www.ncoinc.org titude. Please call: 739 Oak St., Ukiah 1390 Sanford Ranch Rd, Ukiah new medical, den- Directions: Low Gap Road, right on Elm Street Directions: S. Dora right on Tedford Directions: Knob Hill to Sanford Ranch Rd Closes 5pm 8/1 Pleasant Care, tal, vision pkg., (postmarks not Becky or Joan matching 403B, accepted) EOE 462-6636 TSA Plan, paid holi- days & vacation, paid training’s, on NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS duty meals. Apply: Trinity Youth Hosted By: Michelle Doyle for North Pine Street Senior Hostess: Mary Cornell PRICE REDUCED! Beautiful home in superb location. 4 bdrms, 3 Services 2 TURN-KEY HOMES. Excellent opportunity to own 2-Turn baths, new laminate/tile/carpet floors, dual pane windows, French Hosted By: Karena Jolley doors, newly remodeled bathrooms w/claw foot tub in master. Formal 915 W. Church St. Key homes in wonderful Westside Ukiah neighborhood. They Apartments. Updated 3 bedroom home w/newer flooring and much more! Large dining/living room combo, bright and beautiful kitchen with all the Bells or on line @ have been extremely well cared for and are ready to go! Live backyard, air-conditioning, RV/boat parking to name a few-a must see! and Whistles. Large master suite with French doors to patio, gazebo in one and rent the other or investors, rent both! $450,000. Priced Well @ $379,000! and views! Large detached 2-car garage and more! $539,000. www.trinity cfs.org Applications will be accepted for 462-5400 462-5400 462-5400 Now Hiring Career MENDO REALTY, INC. 444 N. State Street, Ukiah MENDO REALTY, INC. 444 N. State Street, Ukiah MENDO REALTY, INC. 444 N. State Street, Ukiah Loan Officers Will 1-Bedroom Units. train the right people. HUD Subsidized Senior Housing for Call 1-88-791-1653 OPEN HOUSE Saturday, July 22nd, 11:00am-1:00pm OPEN HOUSE Saturday, July 22nd, 1:30pm-4:00pm OPEN HOUSE Sunday, July 23rd, 11:30am-2:00pm OFC MGR, 271 Washo Drive 27461 Blue Lake Court, Willits 22945 Ridge Road, Willits Qualifying low, very low and extremely Dir: E.Gobbi St.-Marlene Orchard Ave.-Cindee Ln Directions: Goose to Ridge turn north(RIGHT) to Blue Lakes to Blue Lake ct. turn right. Directions: Clover to Primrose, left to Iris to Ridge go left Community low income limits. Foundation. 30 hr/wk; full health/ Must be at least 62. D/V. Job/application Please call (707) 463-0300 or stop by info at www.commu- nityfound.org Jack Simpson Apartments Host: Mike Edgington 707.489.0426 Host: Mike Edgington 707.489.0426 OPERATOR/ Featured By: Bob Doty Privacy in Brooktrails! Beautiful, private 1.8 acres with open, light Home & Guest House! Like new immaculate 2003 manufactured and bright, artist home. This home has two bedrooms and a third room home has laminate flooring throughout home & sits on a double lot that at 1051 N.Bush Ukiah, CA TECHNICIAN Price Reduction! Extreme value. This home has been freshly painted that is currently being used as an art room. This home boasts real backs up to greenbelt. Perimeter foundation, composite decking, ceil- Mathson-Trigas a inside & out. New carpet throughout as well as laminate flooring in the cherry hardwood and tile floors. Monitor heat, on demand water heater, ing fans in all rooms. Separate adjoining lot is mostly flat & is included kitchen. New tile in kitchen & master bath. All of this plus a large yard for three sets of french doors that open to the deck so you can enjoy your in sale. Guest house has laminate floors, on demand water heater, leading co. in Medical entertaining. A great location for the family on the go. A must see, own- own meadow and forest with views from any room. If you are looking three ceiling fans, double sinks in bath, private rear deck & entrance. WALNUT VILLAGE APARTMENTS & Industrial gases ers motivated. $384,900 W-1 for a private custom home, this is it! $575,000 B-4 Also RV hookup with power, water & septic. $499,000 R-5 has an opening for 459-9315 463-2570 463-2570 Affordable Apartments for Seniors an operator/techni- 1772 S. Main St., Willits 320 So. State St., Ukiah 320 So. State St., Ukiah cian. The position re- Age 62+ or mobility impaired. quired Cryogenics OPEN HOUSE Sunday, July 23rd, 10:00am-2:00pm 1240 N. Pine Street across from Vinewood Park maintenance, electri- OPEN HOUSE Sunday, July 23rd, 11:00am-2:00pm cal instrumentation, 1706 Lockwood Dr. Ukiah 3170 Van Housen - 545K Ukiah Daily Spacious 1-2 Bedroom Apartments PLC, operations ex- Dir:N.State St.-Empire Dr.-Lockwood Dr Dir:N.State St.-Empire Dr.-Lockwood Dr Available to income Qualified Seniors perience in a product Journal or industrial environ- educed Featuring: ment. Rotation shift. Price R Delivered • Energy-Saving Appliances Pay $20-$25/hr with to Your • Community Room full benefits. Apply in person at: MATHE- • Social Activities Coordinator SON-TRIGAS EU- Door • Beautiful landscape BANKS DR. VACA- Host: Steve Gomes Located in Ukiahs most desirable neighborhood this 1832 sq. ft. 3 bedroom 2 bath Located in Empire Gardens area this 3 bedroom, 1 bath home is perfect for anyone. VILLE, CA 95688 w/office is ready for a new owner! This was a weekend getaway for the single owner so Goverment subsidized – for applicants with qualified With approx.5,225 sq ft lot you must see! $339,500 it was never really lived in! The house shows like new condition. Large lot with RV/boat low, very low and extremely low income limits. Part Time Car Wash parking. Fully finished extra large garage. For more information call 467-0300 Help-U-Sell Mendocino Hills Realty A Attendant Apply at FULL 468-0123 Please call SERVICE Pete’s Power Wash George Rusake • 479-3984 REAL ESTATE BROKERAGE 707-467-0300 (707) 468-9672 1404 S. State St. THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL SUNDAY, JULY 23, 2006 -B-9

HELP HELP HELP HELP HELP HELP HELP HELP HELP HELP 120 WANTED 120 WANTED 120 WANTED 120 WANTED 120 WANTED 120 WANTED 120 WANTED 120 WANTED 120 WANTED 120 WANTED Job Announcement RDA Satellite Support Counselor TRUE TO LIFE Vineyard Sugar Winery Executive Director Sal. & benes. DOE. Technicians Tapestry Family CHILDREN’S UTILITY WORKER Tester Pocisiones Para Contact office mgr. Regional Service Services SERVICES II Seeking individual La Molida Position Summary: 702 S. Dora St.Ukiah Provider for Ca. has Work with children & seeks 2 additional CITY OF to perform sugar Fetzer Vineyards The Round Valley In- immediate openings Security Part/Time RECYCLING families in homes, homes for Shelter HEALDSBURG testing of grapes in Estamos buscando dian Housing Authori- for satellite installa- Ukiah Site í Receptionist/Clerk: COORDINATOR community and in & Care program Salary: $3,388- North Coast vine- indiv duos enthusi- ty in Covelo, CA is tion technicians. Must Mon.-Fri. $14.00/hour, 20 Req. accounting after-school pro- Applicants need to $4,126/mo., plus yards for approxi- asmados y motiva- seeking the following: have own truck and Full-Time Days! hours per week. bkrd, excellent knowl- gram in Ukiah. AA, have at least 1 spare excellent benefit mately 6-8 weeks, dores para que se Executive Director: tools. DMV printout Perform clerical & edge in Excel, MS • Prev. security exp. BA, MA or MSW bdrm to house a child package. beginning early Aug. unan a nuestro The successful can- required. good pay, work for Admin. & word, Power Point, • Regular work req., experience for up to 30 days. Performs a wide va- 2006. Will work equipo de la Molida didate must have ex- full benefits, 401k. Personnel. Typing customer service & with children in Guaranteed monthly riety of semi-skilled w/grower relations 2006. El trabajo perience in business, Paid training. Drug schedules. Cert. & CA Driver’s Marketing. FT, bene- mental health or re- allotment. Generous maintenance duties team & winemakers. comienza a media- housing, or tribal test and background • Law enforcement/ License required. fits Job Description & habilitative setting. increase upon place- in the installation, Must have own ve- dos de Agosto por management, pref- check may be re- military/832PC a plus! Applications availa- Application: Solid $18-$21/hr, DOE. ment. Income tax-ex- construction, repair, hicle, valid CDL & aproximadamente 3 erably related to Indi- quired. Fax resumes ble at: City of Ukiah, Waste of Willits, Inc. • Excellent Comm. Benefits. 463-3300 empt. Exp. with chil- maintenance and auto insurance. meses. Disponible an Housing pro- to: (707) 277-0530 or 300 Seminary Ave. 351 Franklin Ave., Skills for application pack- dren req. Parents will landscaping of City must be able to do para trabajar un grams. Responsible email: rdiaz_linkus- Ukiah, Ca 95482 or Willits 459-4845 et. Apply by 7/25/06 receive training, + So- facilities and system rigorous walking in horario flexible y for the overall devel- [email protected] • Clear DMW-Crim. www.cityofukiah.com cial Worker, in-home operations, includ- vineyards & willing poder trabajar horas opment of the Afford- Redwood Empire Deadline to Schat’s Bakery • Medical, dental,401K TEACHER- support & respite. ing the skilled oper- to travel in Mendoci- extras cuando sea able Housing goals Fair Many Full & PT Apply: 5:00 p.m., is looking for a Referral Bonus WELDING Need 1 or 2-parent ation of power-driv- no & Lake Counties. requerido. and objectives. Im- temp. maint. posi- 07/28/06. EOE CAKE and more. Ukiah High School homes, with 1 parent en equipment. Re- Hourly pay plus *Trabajadores gen- plementation of poli- tions. No exp. neces- DECORATOR. $11 per hour. PT, 3hrs/day, home full time. Home quires education mileage. Apply to erales de la Bodega cies, procedures and sary. Flex hrs. Apps Pear Packing House Exp. pref. Apply at 707-265-2865 5 days/wk with no more than 1 equivalent to com- Fetzer Vineyards, *Probadores de the programs neces- avail. 1055 N. State. biological child con- positions avail. 801 113 W. Perkins St. Fax: 707-258-8897 $27.84-$46.36/hr. pletion of the twelfth P.O. Box 611, Azúcar sary to achieve them. RN/Assistant sidered. Babcock Lane, Ukiah www.ligouri.com Teach welding for grade and two years Hopland, CA 95449 *Ténicos del Director Lakeport Schat’s Bakery Retirees invited to 4627910 the Regional Occu- experience in con- or fax resume to Laboratorio Essential Duties: Looking for friendly Seeking people to apply. Contact TLC PENOFIN Skilled Nursing pational Program. struction or 707-744-7606. *Persona para la *Establishes and person, in fast paced work one on one sup- 707-463-1100 PERFORMANCE This challenging Reg. teaching cred. maintenance work, AA/EOE M/F/D/V Casa de la Bascula maintains a positive environ. for counter porting DD invididual Lic#236800809 COATINGS INC. position is full-time not req’d. Desig. preferably including *Personas para working relationship sales. Apply within in a home setting. has an opening for a with On-Call duties. Subj. Cred. issued the operation of Wastewater Trabajar en el Cuar- with The U. S. De- 113 West Perkins St. Call Cindy 468-9331 mixing operator. Suc- Long term care ex- based on work exp. Winery construction Treatment Plant to de los Barriles partment of Housing Ask for Lisa cessful candidates perience preferred Shipping/Receiving Mendocino Harvest Positions equipment or the Supervisor: *Persona para la and Urban Develop- Seasonal will be dependable & but willing to train Clerk FT for a Sm County Office of Fetzer Vineyards performance of $4,698-$5,710/mo., Oficina/Persona ment (HUD). Truck Drivers Mfg Co. Fax resume Education plus benefits; Grade responsible individu- the right individual. We are looking for trades work. State para Archivar als, attention to detail *Develops specific Class A, 707-485-5532 For an application IV CA Wastewater ón Excellent salary. enthusiastic, moti- of California Class B Informaci is essential, forklift plans for the imple- 462-7910 packet call Cert. & 4 yrs. exp. Aplicar en la Join our team of SUMMER JOBS & vated individuals to Driver’s license is exp. req’d, computer mentation of housing 707-467-5012 or req’d; Deadline: Oficina de la Sec/ Recpt. local in- BEYOND NOW!!! join our team for the also required. literate & knowledge objectives and com- health care profes- email [email protected] 5 pm, 8/9/06. Administración de surance office no Full-Time & Part- Deadline apply: of mixing & pumping municate the opera- sionals. Contact DEADLINE: 7/26/06 2006 harvest. Work Senior Wastewater Fetzer Vineyards, exp. nec. Some com- Time. No experience Wednesday, August machinery is desira- tion plan, with time Barry Loflin, R.N. starts mid-August Treatment Plant 12901 Old River puter skills req’d fax needed. Experienced Teachers English & 9, 2006, 5:00 PM. ble. Daily duties in- tables and task as- Director of Nursing. for approximately Operator: Road, Hopland o resume 468-0910 workers please apply Math Request application clude mix’g, main- signments to the Ph: (707) 263-6101, three months. must $4,095-$4,977/mo., mandar su currículo SECRET and new high school FT teaching post. for materials; taining mix’g machi- Housing Commis- plus benefits. Grade al P.O. Box 611, Fax: 263-6300 SHOPPERS To grads and next year’s Charter Academy be able to work flex- City of Healdsburg nery, monitoring raw sioners. III CA Wastewater Hopland, CA 95449 Evaluate Local Busi- seniors welcome. Schools. Call for app. ible schedules and Personnel Office, material levels, re- *Prepares Indian Round Table Pizza Op. Cert., & 4 yrs. or por fax al nesses. Flex hrs, Drug test required, 467-0500 or apply at overtime as req. 401 Grove Street, ceiving & testing raw Housing Plan (IHP) exp. req’d. (707) 744-7606. Now hiring for eves & Training Provided good DMV a plus. 1059 N State St *General Winery Healdsburg, CA materials & batches. and Annual Perform- Deadline: AA/EOE M/F/D/V wkends. Must be 18 800-585-9024 ext Assist disabled in Ukiah 95448 Please send resume ance Report (APR) Workers Wed. 8/4/06. or older. Apply in per- 6502 their home and on (707) 431-3322. & cover letter to: for submittal to HUD Wastewater *Sugar Testers Complete job de- son between 1-4 @ Seeking PT RN community outings. EOE/AA/ADA. SERVICES PO BOX 1569 Ukiah, in a timely manner Treatment Plant *Lab Techs scriptions/applica- independent self Call for interview 200 OFFERED CA, or email: *Approves all expen- 292 S. State St. Operator-In-Training: *Scale House tions available at motivated RN for 485-5168 [email protected]. ditures of the housing Route delivery per- $2,827 - $3,436 per City of Ukiah, 300 supervisory role w/ Attendant Busy Bees grant resources. son for a local bever- UKIAH month, plus bene- Seminary Ave. Pet Care Tech/Bath- local healthcare co. *Barrel Attendants Housecleaning *Develops a property age distributor Class VALLEY LUMBER fits. Complete job Ukiah, CA 95482 er PT & FT Apply in serving Lake & *Data Entry/ Waitress/Bartender services inside & out. management system A or B License is looking for an description/ www.cityofukiah.com person Blue Ribbon Mendocino Co. Office Clerk Days, eve/wknds 391-2953 for all assets under Req’d. 40hr/wk Tues- individual with a cur- application available EOE. Pets 5290 N. State Must possess Apply at Fetzer Please apply in Round Valley Tribal Fri Benefits offered rent class B lic. Appli- at City of Ukiah, excellent person.108 W. Standley Pharmacy Clerk- Management. cant must bring DMV 300 Seminary Ave. Vineyards, Adminis- FINANCIAL after 90 days. Apply assessment skills, typist in training *Supervises archi- print out & pass Ukiah, CA 95482 or tration Building, 205 SERVICES @ 455 A Kunzler essential flexibility, Computer, typing, tects, contractors, at- pre-employment drug www.cityofukiah.com. 12901 Old River FIND Ranch Road, Ukiah positive energy & an MATH, people skills, torneys and others screen. Pick up Deadline: 5pm, Road, Hopland or WHAT YOU BANKRUPTCY ability to work as a must work Mon, involved in develop- Sales Pros: Tired of application at 7/28/06. EOE NEED IN is it for me? team essentail Flex- mail resume to: THE Tues, FT 1-9 PT 3-9 ing new affordable working bell to bell? 901 S. State St. C FREE ible hrs Medical P.O. Box 611, Hop- SUBSCRIBE TODAY! Salary DOE, Drug housing. Earn the income you L consultation by phone! bene. avail. TAYLORS TAVERN land, CA 95449 or Test BLUE DRUG *Prepares applica- A The Ukiah want and have con- salary negotiable. P/T Bartender Apply fax (707) 744-7606 S Atty Ed Dechant (707)468-5220 tions for financing trol of your time. S 800-823-0600 and grants to further 800-462-0717 before 10:00am AA/EOE/M/F/D/V IFIEDS! Job Announcement Call 877-407-3071 DAILY JOURNAL the mission of the Ex 101 6951 East Rd RV 707-468-3500 Administrative Tribe. Assistant Qualifications: *Two years of rele- Individual must pos- vant higher education OPEN HOMES sess the ability to as- or 5 years experience sist all departments managing federal with clerical support housing programs Coldwell Banker Mendo Realty, Inc. including word proc- *Good verbal and The Blakes essing and coordinat- written communica- 444 N. State Street ing tasks, copying, fil- tion skills Ukiah CA 95482 ing and tracking all *Strong interpersonal Joe Blake- 489-8712 (707) 462-5400, Ext. 21 relevant data and in- and organizational Cathy Blake- 489-1676 formation, answers skills mendocinocountyproperties.com MENDO REALTY, INC. phone and takes *Have supervisory messages, research- experience es data.. Must be flu- *A background in fi- ent in Microsoft nancial management Sizzling Summer Price Reductions! Word, Excel and desirable Publisher. Collects articles, establishes Salary negotiable. deadline for submis- Drug testing required. OPEN HOUSE OPEN HOUSE sion of articles, publi- Contact Karen Bree- cation, and distribu- dlove at (707) 983- Sunday, July 23rd, 12-3PM Sunday, July 23rd, 1-3PM tion of the Housing 6188 ext. 25 for more Authority Newsletter. information or send a 261 Uva Place, Redwood Valley 1019 Despina Drive, Ukiah Must possess a good letter of interest and overall comprehen- resumes to RVIHA sion of RVIHA pro- PO Box 682 Covelo, NOW ASKING NOW ASKING grams. Greets public, CA 95428. Deadline residents and walk-in 4:00 pm, August 18, $459,000! $397,500! guests. Applicant 2006 Indian Prefer- must possess organi- ence Title 25, U.S. ED $12,000! zational skills, be mo- Code Sections 472 tivated, and have the and 473 will be ad- ability to communi- hered to. RVIHA is REDUC cate verbally and in an EOE. REDUCED $20,000! writing (Samples of writing requested i.e. .28-acre lot, 3 bed /2 bath, 3 bed/ 2 bath, near Ukiah business letters, term High School, Formal dining papers or an essay formal dining room, master on any subject with bedroom w/slider to semi- room- possible family room, 500 words. Will assist private deck, family room w/ living room w/fireplace and administration with all bay window, landscaped w/ assigned tasks. fireplace and slider to patio. P&F Section I cleared, MLS# 20600187 auto sprinklers, MLS# 20540094 Deadline date to ap- Instructional See photos and virtual tours of these listings at greathomes.org- select Mendocino County then enter the MLS# ply August 4, 2006, Paraprofessional 4:00 pm. Applicant (Formerly Instruction- must be willing to al Aide) needed for take and pass a pre- pvt. NPS school lo- employment drug cated in Ukiah, CA. OPEN HOUSE Sunday, July 23rd, 10:00am-2:00pm screen. Starting sal- Must be 21 yrs old, Don’t ary $12.00 per hour, with H.S. diploma or full time position. GED equivalency, AA 1701 Hickory Lane Miss Out! degree preferred. Call Karen Breedlove Must provide proof of at (707) 983-6188 degree/diploma. Fax ext. 25 for more infor- resume and cover mation. Applicant letter to: (707) must complete a RVI- 462-5276 Attn: Tonya HA job application, AES is an EOE. provide a cover letter, PROGRAM submit a resume, and ADMINISTRATOR samples of writing. MENDOCINO Your application will COUNTY not be considered DEPARTMENT of complete without this SOCIAL SERVICES information. Applica- SALARY: $1,755- tions and job descrip- $2,133/Bi-weekly tions may be picked Research issues, up at RVIHA 115-B. analyze reports & Concow Boulevard, make recommenda- Covelo, CA. tion for the design & administration of Preference in filling programs. 3 yrs exp. vacancies is given to & BA degree or ex- Hosted By: Tony Ford & Todd Schapmire qualified Indian can- perience may count. Located in the Prestigious Rogina Heights this 3 bed, 2 bath home is ready for the most particular buyer. Just under didates in accord- FT w/benefits. For 2000 sq. ft. of living space on an oversized, meticulously landscaped lot for entertaining guests or letting the kids ance with Indian information call: play. This custom home, built in 2001, also features a large master suite with jetted tub, a huge walk-in closet, an Preference Act (Title (707)467-5866 or go attractive kitchen, 2-car garage, laundry room, stunning tropical landscaping, and much more! $609,000 25, U.S. Code Sec- to www.mss.ca.gov tions 472 and 473). “Career Other than above, Opportunities” the Round Valley In- Closes 08/11/06. 462-1600 dian Housing Authori- ty is an equal oppor- [email protected] tunity employer. B-10- SUNDAY, JULY 23, 2006 THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL

FINANCIAL HOMES 205 SERVICES 330 FOR RENT REVERSE 1 bdrm 1bth lg yard MORTGAGE gar, W/D hu, sw. pool (As seen on ABC Quiet country. N/S/P News and NBC’s TO- $750/mo. 569-7202 DAY) New source of 2 bdrm, 1 bath tax-free cash for OPEN HOMES home near park. seniors that have $900 mo., $900 dep. home equity. NO Call: 462-7615 repayment as long OPEN HOUSE Sunday, July 23rd, 1:00pm-3:00pm OPEN HOUSE Sunday, July 23rd, 12:00pm-1:00pm OPEN HOUSE Sunday, July 23rd, 1:30pm-2:30pm as you live in your 2bd Cottage 27481 Coyote Place - Willits 151 Nehoc Court 550 Vichy Hills house; NO credit & $595. Directions: Sherwood Road to Poppy Drive to Coyote Road to Coyote Place Directions: West on Observatory, left on Marwen, right on Nokomis, left on Nehoc Directions: East Perkins Street to Watson Road, left on Vichy Hills Drive NO income require- 8451 Uva Dr #12 ments, NO income Redwood Valley tax nor Social 2bd/1b $1250/mo Security pension Incl. water, garb, effects. Federally gardner. pets OK insured. For info Calpella. 338-4829 call: Bill Arnold 707-540-2413 2bd/1b, Laund. Rm., Your Host: John Bogner Dbl. Car port. Nice f/b Your Host: John Bogner Panoramic views of the Ukiah Valley await you in this custom ranch- yd. maint. by owner. Comfortable 3 bedroom, 2 bath home in Southwest Ukiah. style Rogina Heights home. Approx. 2082 square feet including 3 bed- BUSINESS Your Host: John Crowell Landscaped backyard with deck & two lawns is great for summer rooms & 2 bathrooms and a 300 sf sunroom. Fresh interior paint, $1000/mo,+$1000dep. Remodeled open and spacious 3 bedroom 2 bath. Home features BBQ’s. Modern kitchen with island, central heat & air, cozy fireplace in hardwood floors, central heat & air & a newer roof. Redwood exterior. 250 RENTALS Rustic stonewalls. Potting shed, stone chateau plus a wine cellar built 462-3007 N/S/P central heat and air, dual pane windows, tiled kitchen with new appli- living room & attached double garage. Perfect starter home, only 2 Banquet Hall & ances and a new redwood deck. $269,000 blocks from Nokomis Elementary School. Offered at $399,000 into the hillside. Uniquely private location. Offered at $625,000 Kitchen Ukiah Senior Beautiful 2 bdr. 1 ba. Center 499 Leslie St. 2nd home on 3.5 ac. Selzer Realty • 467-3677 Selzer Realty • 467-3620 Selzer Realty • 467-3620 462-4343 small P.V. Farm. $1150/mo. N/S, pets COMMERCIAL neg. 743-1497 OPEN HOUSE Sunday, July 23rd, 12:00pm-1:00pm OPEN HOUSE Sunday, July 23rd, 11:30pm-1:30pm OPEN HOUSE Sunday, July 23rd, 2:00pm-4:00pm RESIDENTIAL & Beverly Sanders 351 Toyon Road OFFICE SPACE 1930 Elm Street 781 Riverside Drive Property Directions: North State Street to Empire Drive to Elm Street Directions: Henry Station Road to Riverside Drive Directions: Oak Knoll Road to Toyon Road AVAILABLE Management For recorded Listings, This Weeks Call 462-1840 Ext. 195 Featured GARDEN Properties Just Reduced OFFICE PARK East Rd-2bd/1b House $1100 Spaces from 445sqft 1157 Standley- To 726sqft. & up 2bd/2b House SPRING RENT $1100 SPECIAL Eastlick 2 Bd/1b Your Hostess: Denise Ridley Hosted By: Rosemary Brown and Tori Brown Country charm in the Russian River Estates with this large 3 bedroom, Your Hostess: Denise Ridley .90/sq.ft. 1st yr. House $1100 Recently remodeled 3 bedroom home on Ukiah‚s 2 bath home. Beautiful hardwood floors, tiled kitchen and baths, Tri-level 4 bedroom, 21/2 bath home with a private wine tasting room. Westside. Updated kitchen with new linoleum, new out- french doors open to patio, central heat & air and a beautiful rock fire- This 2600 square foot home is set on 2 private acres with fabulous 3068 Westerly Pl- side paint, completely fenced with a large backyard and place. Roof is 2 years new, all appliances are included in sale. valley views! Living room with fireplace, large master suite with out- DOWNTOWN 2bd/1b house $1000 central heat and air. $327,000 $655,000 door deck, terraced yard and hot tub. $700,000 2nd FLOOR N. State St. 2bd/1b Selzer Realty DANCE STUDIO House $900 Selzer Realty • 467-3628 Selzer Realty • 467-3628 3500 sq. ft. Powerhouse 467-3676 or 467-3683 2bd/1b House$1200 LEE KRAEMER Van Arsdale 3bd/2b OPEN HOUSE Sunday, July 23rd, 12:00pm-1:45pm OPEN HOUSE Sunday, July 23rd, • 1039 Crystal Bay Court Real Estate Broker House $1200 1461 Gamay Place 468-8951 1 & 2bd/1b Apts. Directions: North Bush Street to Chablis Court, right on Gamay Place Directions: Bush Street to Capps Lane to Crystal Bay Court Starting at $610 & Office Spaces $710 & UP Hosted By: Denise Ridley • 10:00am-11:00am 776 S. State St. COMMERCIAL 2:00pm-4:00pm 340 sf. $375/mo. Mason St. 4000SQ. & Tim Poma • 390 sf $425/mo. FT. $3600 Large 4 bedroom, 2 1/2 bath home Inc. util, janitor, cent. N. State St. Down- on Ukiah’s Westside located in a ht/air, off st. parking. town Location $900 quiet cul-de-sac. Separate living 468-5426 Main St P.V.5 10:00am-11:00am and family rooms with vaulted ceil- 2:00pm-4:00pm APARTMENTS Spaces & Parking ings, spacious kitchen with tile, 300 UNFURNISHED $1000 Your Host: Tim Poma new deck in the rear yard and Complete rental Large 2558 square foot home on Ukiah’s Westside. Home features $750/mo 2bd 1bth re- include 2 master suites, a remodeled kitchen with breakfast area and fresh paint throughout. $479,000 listing available at a large dining room. Rear yard is spacious and has a swimming pool, mod. H20, gar, sew. redwood deck and a covered patio. $575,000 320 S. State St inc. N/P, 3251 N. 462-5198 State #102 (707)480- Selzer Realty • 467-3688 Selzer Realty • 467-3628 & 467-3688 8600 (707) 838-0604 Business Residence 1 bdrm 1 bth or both 410 W. Hen- Washer & dryer on ry, 5 blocks from site. Grove St. Ukiah court house. 1800 sq’ $700. (415) 740-7081 6 rms kitch, dining liv. rms 2 bth. N/P 2 bdrm, 1 bth up- $50,000 in stairs $750 no pets, remod.$2,200- no sec. 8, washer & $2,500/mo. 485-5009 dryer 743-1953 Country Cottage 2 recamaras 1 bano w/kitchen & bathroom FEATURED PROPERTIES Ukiah $700/mes N/S/P. Quite setting. $900 dep. Nora Al $600/mo 272-2999 272-1376/743-2049 Country House Featured Property Featured Property Featured Property 3bd/2b Twnhse 2bd/1b, office, laun- 11650 West Potter Valley Road 1691 Deerwood Drive 195 Cresta Drive Cmplx. 1150sqft. N/P dry, 2 acres, N/P/S, 1 Directions: Sherwood Road to Poppy Drive to Coyote Road to Coyote Place Directions: West on Observatory, left on Marwen, right on Nokomis, left on Nehoc Directions: East Perkins Street to Watson Road, left on Vichy Hills Drive $985/mo+$1200sec Horse ok. $1400/mo Avail. Now 489-4411 707-272-2999 625 N. STATE ST. Lrg 1bd Moblie Price Reduced PARK PLACE complet. remolded. 1 bd. $725-$775 stove, refridge, AC. 2 bdr. $850 TH $950. N/P $700+$700dep. Pool/garg. 462-5009 462-4476 or 462-3588 ALDERWOOD APTS Lrg 2bd/2b + Den. Offered By: John Bogner Offered By: John Bogner Charming 32 acre country property! Lush green pastures provide great Comfortable & spacious ranch-style Deerwood Park home! Approx. Offered By: John Bogner 1450 S.State St. Great Loc. Great opportunities for a horse ranch or vineyard. Vintage 3 bd., 2 bath 2204 square feet including 3 bedrooms & 2 bathrooms. The large cor- Great Southwest Ukiah home with spacious & open floor plan. home. Country kitchen and breakfast nook with view of surrounding ner lot is just over 3/4 of an acre, with a huge backyard. Master bed- Recently remodeled throughout with custom window coverings, new NEW OWNERS Cond $1450/mo+Dep mountains. Large attic is perfect for future expansion. Full basement, room features private deck with spa. Two double car garages, one windows and tile floors. Large detached garage plus an 696-6493 2 car attached garage, separate detached shop & 36’x 60’ hay barn. detached & one attached, offer ample parking & workspace. Offered at office/workshop. You’ll love the spacious rear yard with patio area and Refurbished 2 bd. $899,500 $575,000 plenty of garden space. Ample parking. Recently Reduced to $509,000 DW\Garage+pool New 4 bdrm 2 bth $850 mo. 463-2325 Central heat & air Selzer Realty • 467-3620 Selzer Realty • 467-3620 Selzer Realty • 467-3620 LEE KRAEMER $1600/mo. + dep. PROPERTY MGMT 972-4052 2bd. 1 ba $800 Featured Property Featured Property Featured Property 2bd. 1.5 ba $825 OR Rdwd Val. 1500 sq’ 3 9630 Laughlin Way - Redwood Valley 99 Pine Street - Willits 2001 North Road - Laytonville 2 bd. 1.5 ba. bdrm 2 bth Car port, Directions: West Road to Laughlin Way Directions: Henry Station Road to Riverside Drive Directions: Henry Station Road to Riverside Drive Remodeled luxury TH views, deck, N/P includes new laminate & $1500/mo. 485-5009 tile flooring, more! $925 POOL, LAUNDRY, SMALL Studio CARPORTS cabin in Redwood No Section 8. Valley. $500/mo 463-2134 +dep. 485-7801 MOVE-IN Studio Willits $675 SPECIAL!!! H20 elect gbg inc. Sierra Sunset offers Must see. N/S/P 707- Offered By: Denise Ridley 2 bd. apts. w/pool & 3 Bedroom 2 bath home on 2 level acres in Redwood Valley. Home Offered By: Sharron Thomas Offered By: Sharron Thomas 486-7193/762-4951 features a marble fireplace, hardwood floors, recessed lighting, built-in Lovely Victorian style home with large addition, new foundation under Renovated home with new construction from the ground up. Beautiful laundry facilities, cabinets and dog kennel. Zoned for 2nd unit and has room for pool, original portion of house. Great “bones” and ready for you to finish the park like setting, all on a flat 1/2 acre. 2 Bedroom, 1 bath with base- carports & more! ROOMS vineyard or small orchard. $679,000 way you want. Huge detached garage. $375,000 ment. $259,950 Selzer Realty 350 FOR RENT 468-0411 All util. & cable paid. Selzer Realty • 467-3628 Selzer Realty • 467-3632 Selzer Realty • 467-3632 N/P 2180 S State Spacious 2bd/1b $380+dep $200. Westside AC, Heat, 462-4476 Featured Property Featured Property Featured Property washer/dryer $900. 1099 North Pine Street 1321 Oak Knoll Road 55 Hopkins 462-8600 All util. & cable paid. Directions: Henry Station Road to Riverside Drive Directions: Henry Station Road to Riverside Drive Directions: Henry Station Road to Riverside Drive N/P 2180 S State $380+dep $200. 462-4476

Avail. Sept 1, RV Lg. UKIAH room pvt entr. 7ac on 140 Zinfandel grid, org.grdn. 1 quiet 1bd1ba. $660 man. $475+util. 1st, Hud OK. Last +Dep. 485-1875 Offered By: Marie Hansen and Mickey Pope WANTED Westside corner lot featuring a 3 bedroom, 1 bath home. Offered By: Denise Ridley Offered By; Nancy Borecky Recently upgraded and includes an enlarged kitchen with Beautiful 3 bedroom, 2 bath home in the Western Hills on a private Remodeled 3 bedroom, 3 bath home on a very large lot. Home fea- CENTURY 21 370 TO RENT new tile and cabinets. Dual pane windows throughout, road. On 5 acres, this home features a pellet fireplace for cozy win- tures a kitchen with new cabinets, granite countertops, appliances and ters, cathedral ceilings in the living room, fenced garden area and fruit Les Ryan Realty large detached workshop. All offers considered. $359,900 tile floors. Two way fireplace in the living room, roof is 1 year old, rear Retired man w/pets trees. $775,000 yard with plenty of room for a shop or 2nd garage. $535,000 Property Management seeks long term Selzer Realty 468-0463 rental. 467-8435 467-3682 and 467-3638 Selzer Realty • 467-3628 Selzer Realty • 467-3630 Winemaker/Artist 320 DUPLEXES couple seeks 2bd hs. Featured Property w/gar, or outbuilding. 2 avail. 3bd 1 1/4 ba 10101 Madrone - Redwood Valley Clean out your Country-natural set- gar, yd, N/P, S/D, 1- Directions: Henry Station Road to Riverside Drive ting, N. Sonoma/ 44 LinesLines home and clean immaculate, $975. 1 S. Mendo County. very good cond. $925 (707)-857-4345 391-5852 msg.-calls up with extra cash returned after 7 pm. WANTED TO xx 44 DDaysays when you advertise SHARE RENT 2 bd. 351 Creekside, 380 Willits. Lndry rm. No Lg. bdrm, in 3 bdrm $ 0099 your garage sale pets. Sml. bk yd. Ga- hm, lg. yd/deck, safe, Offered By: John Bogner rage. $800. 485-0841 quiet area, fem. pref. Wonderful 52 acre family vineyard in Redwood Valley! Enjoy it all 18 from the 1600 square foot main home which includes 3 bedrooms, 2.5 18 no p/s, $400 incl. util. baths, attached garage & a fantastic open floor plan. Living room has 2bdrm, 1bth tri-plex cozy wood-burning fireplace & large picture windows to look out on the 467-9925 30+/- acre feet lake. Over 26 acres of producing vines, including a/c,fenced yard, Zinfandel, Petite Syrah and Merlot. Outbuildings include 30x40 shop water, sewer & garb. Lrg. rm. $475. and 20x42 RV storage building. Offered at $1,890,000 pd., no pets, 651 $475 dep. Util. incl. 468-3500 Leslie. $825 + $825 House priv. Selzer Realty • 467-3620 www.ukiahdailyjournal.com 462-1396 468-0244 THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL SUNDAY, JULY 23, 2006 -B-11

WANTED TO MISC. 380 SHARE RENT 480 FOR SALE Featured Properties Rm in 3 bdr 2 bth yurt ELECTRIC WHEEL Hopland, N/P/D CHAIR with control Featured Property Featured Property Nice view, own bath. on right arm. Excel- Featured Property $525/mo. +dep. Util lent condition, less 521 Kennwood Drive, Ukiah 775 Cindee Ln. Ukiah 26 Lorraine Street, Ukiah inc. Mature woman than 1 year old. Dir:N.State St.-Empire Dr.-Lockwood Dr Dir: E.Gobbi St.-Marlene Orchard Ave.-Cindee Ln Dir. Right On Munson Frontage Road-left On Lorraine pref. 744-9547 $1100 OBO 274-1074 /349-0194 MOBILES FOR educed 390 RENT Fire Wood For Sale Price R RV Space Can Deliver.485- 1271 or 272-6967 8451 Uva Dr#12 Eddie Redwood Valley BUILDING FREE PAINT 430 SUPPLIES Recycled latex, 5 gal. Bright and cheery 4 bedroom, 3 bath, approx.2,200 sq ft luxurious home located in buckets, white, tan, one of the newest building sites in Ukiah. Beautifully landscaped yard is great for Must see this light & bright 3Bd/1.5Ba, 1,100 sq ft Ukiah home, featuring bay window, Hardie Plank siding covered deck, small shed, and central heat and air. Close to shopping, park, schools, brown, gray. Tues- entertaining. All bedrooms and laundry room are upstairs along with a loft area! Maple Cozy home 3 bedroom, 2 bath, 1,168 Sq.ft. On large landscaped lot. Offered at prefinished mahoga- cabinets & tile counters in kitchen! Must see! Offered At: $635,000 and transportation! Offered at:$375,000 $405,000 days only, 8am to ny color 1600sq.ft. 2pm, 298 Plant Rd., $2000 obo. Ironwood Help-U-Sell Mendocino Hills Realty Ukiah (behind animal Help-U-Sell Mendocino Hills Realty Help-U-Sell Mendocino Hills Realty handrail 60ft. $100/all shelter). 272-5417 George Rusake • 479-3984 George Rusake • 479-3984 George Rusake • 479-3984 Hot Tub ‘06 Deluxe Model. Many jets. 440 FURNITURE Therapy seat. Featured Property FEATURED PROPERTY FEATURED PROPERTY Solid Oak Corner Cu- Warranty. Never rio Cabinet $450. Tall 139 MIll Creek Dr, Willits 44081 Noyo Way, Irish Beach 240 Thomas Street, Ukiah used. Can deliver. Dir: Hwy 101 North-left on W Commercial St-right on Mill Creek Dr. Coat Rack $40. 9 Worth $5700. Sell Dir: CALL OFFICE FOR DETAILS. Dir: CALL OFFICE FOR DETAILS. Drawer Dresser 4’ $1750. 707-766-8622 Mirror $80. 467-1928 New Power Wheel Vintage green cup- Chair $2100. pick up board w/4 shelves/8 or trade? Sterdy glass pained door. walker with seat new 24”w x 20”d x 51”h. $83. Reg walker $25. $250. Roll Top Desk 467-1928 38”w x 20”d x 43”h. SPA-Deluxe ‘06 $200. Wanted used model. 30 jets. Amazing and well maintained 3 bedroom, 2 bath, 1,283 sq ft, Willits home that backs VitaMix 5000 in good Therapy seat. Never to open space. Complete with covered porch overlooking creek, pond w/waterfall & Vacant 12,000 sq ft lot with 180 degrees of breath taking views of the beach! Utilities lawn area, both bathrooms have been remodeled. Sellers are motivated, please bring cond. 462-5507 used. Warr.Can del. are available already for your future home or vacation home! Must see! Offered at: JUST LISTED. 3bd 2ba 1248 sqft new interior, paint and vinyle floor in kitchen and all offers!Offered at: $380,000 $273,000 hall. With large front yard offered at $365,000 WANTED $2750.707-468-4300 450 TO BUY Wine Barrell Halves Help-U-Sell Mendocino Hills Realty for planters Freshly Help-U-Sell Mendocino Hills Realty Help-U-Sell Mendocino Hills Realty Wanted: 1961 abd cut $10 each. Also George Rusake • 479-3984 George Rusake • 462-5996 George Rusake • 462-5996 1962 Ukiah High will be on the coast Yearbooks. Please 2X a month 462- call 541-608-9923 4917. Cel 367-2596 Featured Property 4170 RICHEY RD., UKIAH Desperately seeking PETS & SUPPLIES 551 Virginia Circle, Redwood Valley Price 1 ticket to reggae 500 Dir.West Rd-right on Ellen Lynn Rd-left on Virginia Circle Great Investment Property • Two Homes on .55 acres for $299,900 743-1451 AKC Reg. Labs Reduced Directions: Lake Mendocino Dr. to Eastside Calpella Rd. to Richey Rd. Ready 7/21 1 YLW M $350 1 BLK F 5 YLW F $400 1st shots and APPLIANCES 460 wormed 274-7707 USED APPLIANCES 10X10X6 Chain link & FURNITURE. dog pen. Lg dog Guaranteed. 485-1216 house w/tilt roof. $200. 485-0193 MISC. Blk Lab Puppies AKC Totally Reconditioned 3 bedroom, 2 bath, 1,440 sq ft home on a 1/3 of an acre! 480 FOR SALE Complete with RV parking, newly painted interior & exterior, granite counter tops, tile Reg. Dew claws & floors, and much, much more! Offered at: $455,000 Hot Tub 7yrs new, shots. Mother on site. Lot is dvided into three yards with fenced RV parking/storage yard area. Millview rarely used. Molded Ready 8/4.5M $600. 1FM $700. 937-2543 Help-U-Sell Mendocino Hills Realty water, PG&E heating, septic tank. Financing should be based on stick house and land. plastic unit, 10 jets,





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SELZER REALTY Beverly Sanders Summer Time Hot Buys! 350 E. Gobbi St. Ukiah Broker/Owner Residential 468-0411 APARTMENTS Ukiah Office 13272 S. Hwy 101 - charming 1 bd., 1 ba. 320 S. State St. Hopland apt. w/ garage & patio in a small, 1891 Talmage Road, Ukiah conveniently located complex; must see! 707-463-2570 1080 Maple Avenue, Ukiah $615/mo. Mark Hanes...... 272-2310 165 Oak Manor Ct. - 2 bd., 1 ba. downstairs apt. w/ carport; walking distance to parks, schools & Sharron Hatfield...... 463-1970 Contractors Dream! shopping. $750/mo. Golfers Delight! Great 2bed, 2ba fixer upper home and a Terry Sullivan...... 272-4309 Move right into this super clean 4bed, 3ba 1051 Road B, Redwood Valley duplex just waiting for your personal 505-531 Capps Ln. - Sierra Sunset Apts. home near the golf course. With two pat- touch. $419,000 T-2 features 2 bd. units w/ pool & laundry facilities, Kim K. 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Commercial/Income Mike Edgington...... 489-0426 4595 Shale Lane, Ukiah 314 Tedford Ave. - 2 bd., 1.5 ba. townhome w/ patio & garage in a lovely park-like setting at the Sandy Preffer...... 743-1180 base of the Western hills. $810/mo. Pam Ricetti...... 485-7124 750 El Rio St. #A - 2 bd., 1 ba. duplex w/ garage Lorraine Mathews.....743-1432 & yard within walking distance to parks, schools & shopping; new carpet! $825/mo. Pat Peaslee...... 462-1739 4400 Old River Rd. #A - very custom 1 bd., Kim Getts...... 272-2839 Priced to Sell! P-5 301 Parducci Rd Panoramic Views! 1 ba. upstairs flat w/ absolutely stunning view; Invest in this cute 2+ bedroom home. 20 acres with easy access, several build- minutes to downtown Ukiah. $850/mo. Howard Egan...... 272-2500 Westside of Willits, large rooms, low main- ing sites, with panoramic views. A well, tenance yards and covered patio. seasonal creek and pond only 15 minutes 890 W. Perkins St. - charming 2 bd., 1 ba. Erika Duran...... 489-4106 $350,000 M-10 to Ukiah. $324,000 S-8 duplex w/ carport & yard in the heart of Ukiah’s Barbara Van Patten....463-0804 Westside. $900/mo. 9109 Potter Valley Road, Potter Valley Julie Hull...... 489-6508 10021 Madrone Lane, Redwood Valley HOUSES A Place to Put Your Hat Charming 3 year old modular home on 13735 Old River Rd. - custom studio cottage in foundation. 2 bed, 2ba with detached Old Hopland; vaulted ceilings, color-stamped ~ garage and laundry area. Second home is concrete floors, French doors &more! $550/mo. Willits Office a 2 bed, 1ba home with covered carport. 1079 N. Oak St. #A - cute & cozy 2 bd., 1 ba. Mobile home space is currently rented and home w/ carport & yard/garden areas; fully 1772 S. Main St. has Mobile Park Permit. $775,000 P-5 equipped, including washer/dryer! $925/mo. 707-459-9315 191 Cherry St. #A - charming & unique 2 bd., 1+ Seclusion You Been Looking For! 112 S. School St., Ukiah Build Your Dream Home! ba. home; fully equipped & includes most Main house has 3 bed, 2.5 baths, FR, LR, Very rare, parcel of land in Potter Valley. Bob Doty...... 459-2296 skylights, studio cottage w/kitchen and 20 Min. to Ukiah, needs well and septic utilities. $1050/mo. Elaine Figg-Hoblyn...354-0082 bath, gazebo, garage/shop and stargazing tests. $289,000 P-6 1331 Sirah Ct. - roomy 3 bd., 2 ba. home w/ 2- spa. $765,000 M-1 car garage & enormous yard w/ detached deck Helen McKeown...... 292-3196 near parks, schools & shopping. $1200/mo. Ernie Neese...... 462-8178 479 N Oak, Ukiah S-3 Standley St. & Janix Dr. 4930 Burke Hill Dr. - 3 bd., 2 ba. home w/ 2-car garage & yard in a country setting yet just Jim Brown...... 466-5433 minutes to Ukiah. Fantastic view to the Western Elizabeth Nation...... 459-3891 hills! $1350/mo. Cindy Browning...... 459-9315 WE HAVE MANY RENTALS AVAILABLE, INCLUDING COMMERCIAL & STORAGE UNITS! ~ Join the Downtown Community! Property Management Walk to Downtown in Minutes! Charming retail store on Historic School Views of the Valley! FOR MORE INFO. CALL 468-0411 This completely remodeled 4/3 plus an Street in Downtown Ukiah. Low rent, Approx. 5 minutes from downtown. Ukiah Office: 462-5198 office/bedroom with private entry has heavy foot traffic, high visibility location. Beautiful views, year round creek, Power, Find us on the web: upgraded kitchen, hardwood floors & Be your own boss, owner will train. Asking sewer & phone at property line. $799,000 www.realtyworldselzer.com Willits Office: 459-9315 crown moldings. $589,000 O-5. $150,000, submit all offers! S-9 OMC. S-3 B-12- SUNDAY, JULY 23, 2006 THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL

PETS & CARS 500 SUPPLIES 680 FOR SALE have room in your Honda Civic 1995 EX, Automatic, V-Tec $5700 OBO 462-9340 SSERVICEERVICE DDIRECTORYIRECTORY Mitsubishi ‘03 Eclipse heart and home for GTS V6 5spd, Black, CONSTRUCTION ANTIQUE DUMP RUNS CONSTRUCTION COUNTERTOPS this wonderful cat Tan leath. int, loaded, Please go to Mendo- low 18k mi. Excel with this coupon • Tractor cino County Animal cond. $17,000. Care & Control on (707)463-3405 FREE work Chrysler 84’, $800. Plant Road and meet Antiques & • Room Additions Chloe. She is in cage Smogged, looks • Hauling number 61 and her id and runs good. Collectibles • Clean up • Painting number is A088362, 463-1259 Appraisals • Fences/Decks and 50% off her Ford ‘87 LTD 4 door Foundation to finish • Landscaping • Garage/Shops adoption fees. This EVERY WEDNESDAY 11-5 New Tires, Good • Solid Surface wonderful cat needs • No job too small SOLID SURFACE & Cond. $850/BO Redwood Valley a home! Homes • Additions Countertops 456-0436 Antique Mall • Free estimate • Kitchen & Baths LAMINATE COUNTERTOPS





• Kitchens • Decks 9621 N. State St. Ford Taurus SE ‘98 2485 N. State St. • Ukiah sports pkg, V6-24 Lic. #580504 Redwood Valley J.C. Enterprises valve, Power sun- 707.485.8954 485-1185 391-5052 cell Bill & Craig roof, Pwr, windows, Buying Antiques & 468-0853 707.467.3969 LIVESTOCK 510 locks, seat, cruise 707.367.4040 cell Collectibles Daily. 485-8659 mess lic. #871755 • John Johnson CL 856023 1994 Featherlite cont. tilt, etc. $4800 Goose Neck Horse OBO349-0194 or Trailer Three horse 274-4448. TREE TRIMMING TERMITE BUSINESS GUTTERS HANDYMAN HOME REPAIR Aluminum Trailer Honda ‘98 4door Exl Excellent Condition V6 Sun roof, leather Escobar Services $8500. 485-7141 CalMend Etc. $8000.Firm FRANCISCO’S All types of home repair, Home Repair FARM Good deal to right Prepainted remodeling, construction, • Electrical 520 EQUIPMENT party. 489-0963 cell From Covelo to Ceiling fans, wall outlets, wall Tree & Garden Seamless Gutters window & door repair, JOHN DEERE 350 Sable 1990 Gualala the most 27 Colors to Choose From carpentry & tile heaters (gas & electric), Crawler,42 HP diesel Dryer hookups 4 dr Sedan, exc. Fascia Ogee Curved Can fix almost anything. Blade, Winch, Ex. cond. $1950 Service trusted name in the Gutter Gutter Face • Carpentry Cond. $9250. 462-1305 463-0962 Gutter Serving Ukiah, Doors, windows, fine finish trim Yard Work 5 1/2” 4” 5 1/2” Redwood Valley, • and more GARAGE Termite Business! 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