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7 58551 69301 0 THURSDAY Nov. 8, 2007 50 cents tax included DAILY JOURNAL ukiahdailyjournal.com 16 pages, Volume 149 Number 213 email: [email protected] Medical marijuana law revision considered Board of Supervisors Act of 1996, was a proposition on the Nov. 5, 1996 ballot which passed takes no action Tuesday with 55 percent voter support. The ernor, California Senate Bill 420 set into place the vol- A short history of the debate unteer identification card system currently in use by By ROB BURGESS proposition allows those with a valid doctor’s recommendation to possess Nov. 5, 1996 -- California Proposition 215, also patients. The Daily Journal and cultivate marijuana for personal known as the Compassionate Use Act of 1996, passed Aug. 7 -- The Mendocino County Board of A proposed change to the county’s with 55 percent voter support. The proposition allows Supervisors set a limit of 25 plants and two processed medical marijuana cultivation laws medical use. Passed by the California those with a valid doctor’s recommendation to possess pounds per person of marijuana for medical use. from the current limit of 25 plants and cultivate marijuana for personal medical use. and two pounds per patient to the Legislature and signed into law in Aug. 15 -- By a vote of 3-2, the board refused to 2003, California Senate Bill 420 set Nov. 8, 2000 -- Mendocino County voters approved same amount per parcel of land has Measure G, a resolution calling for the decriminaliza- reconsider the limits it set at the previous board meet- been delayed to a future Board of the current volunteer identification ing. card system currently in use by tion of personal use and cultivation of marijuana, by a Supervisors meeting, with no action vote of 58 percent. Tuesday -- The board took no action on a proposed taken at Tuesday’s meeting. patients. On Aug. 7, the board set a limit of Oct. 12, 2003 -- After being passed by the change from 25 plants and two pounds per person to California Proposition 215, also California Legislature and signed into law by the gov- the same amount per parcel of land. known as the Compassionate Use See MARIJUANA, Page 16 Culvert Water district goes solar dumping Redwood Valley will be state’s first reward set The Daily Journal green water district The United States Bureau of Land By BEN BROWN Management is offering a $500 The Daily Journal reward for anyone who can provide With the installation of information that leads to the convic- two 100-yard long solar tion of the person who dumped 1,000 arrays, Redwood Valley gallons of petroleum product in a County Water District will drainage culvert on south Cow soon become the first green Mountain last month. water district in California. “During the week of October 29, “This will run every- someone dumped at least 1,000 gal- thing,” said Redwood Valley lons of fluid into a culvert,” said Rich Water District Chairman Burns, field manager for the BLM’s Don Butow. Ukiah field office. “It’s going to cost Power from the solar pan- more than $6,000 to clean up the els will provide the district’s mess and dispose of the contaminated ponds, pumps and purifica- soil.” tion tanks in Redwood The fluid was dumped just east of Valley. the Cow Mountain staging area off Bill Koehler, general Mill Creek Road. manager for RVCWD, said Burns said the material is probably between one-quarter and one-half of all the power in transmission fluid but said chemical California is used to move analysis is pending. water. The drainage ditch the fluid was “Water is heavy,” he said. dumped into drains into Scott’s Creek which eventually drains in Clear The board has been work- MacLeod Pappidas/The Daily Journal ing on getting some kind of Redwood Valley Water District General Manager Bill Koehler, board member Hal Voege and Lake. green power generation sys- Chairman Don Butow walk between two rows of 120-foot long infrastructure, which will even- So far, silt buildup in the culvert tem in place for two years, tually house an array of solar panels. The water district has had limited out-of-pocket expense has stopped the fluid from spreading Butow said. Changing rules for the project. too far, but Burns said BLM needs to at PG&E governing solar remove the contaminated soil before installations lengthened the it begins to rain. If the solar panels can effectively provide energy savings at the pumps in Redwood Valley, a similar system Burns said anyone with informa- See SOLAR, Page 16 could be installed at the district’s pumps at Lake Mendocino. tion on the illegal dumping should contact the BLM Ukiah field office at 468-4000. FOLLOW-UP Renovation at college gets under way Arrest made By ZACK SAMPSEL of the construction is taking The Daily Journal What’s next? place. The hall is home to the With a motto for its registrar’s office, among oth- Measure W program being ▲Construction inside ers, but, with the idea of con- in stabbing “Opening doors to student MacMillan Hall is solidating services in mind, The Daily Journal success,” Mendocino College expected to continue some new offices will be call- On Tuesday, the Mendocino County did exactly that Wednesday, throughout the rest of ing MacMillan Hall home in Sheriff’s Office arrested Pete as workers from Ukiah the semester and January. Kavanaugh, the 21-year-old Point Arena Construction began tearing through Christmas The Financial Aid, man wanted on suspicion of attempted down doors inside MacMillan break. Following con- Extended Opportunities murder in the Monday night stabbing of Hall as part of the reconstruc- struction, the offices Programs and Services and Point Arena resident Uriah Rios. tion to the Student Services are expected to open in CalWORKs programs are According to sheriff’s reports, Rios Offices -- scheduled to open January. located in the Lowery Library was walking in the area of Maime Leiwa in January. building, but will be relocat- Drive at around 8:30 p.m. Monday when “We’re excited about the ing to remodeled offices this he was allegedly confronted by renovation as it will allow struction is budgeted for winter. The Career Center, Kavanaugh and one other man. A fight these programs to be more $300,000, and comes as one Transfer Center and Native ensued and Rios was stabbed twice in visible, and offer one-stop of the more than 30 construc- American Outreach, located the back. accessibility for multiple stu- tion projects included in the in Room 1000, along with Rios fled his attackers and was found dent services,” said Donald now-$95 million Measure W Work Experience in Room by two people who took him to the Point Moore, dean of Student bond program, which was 1010 will relocate into the Arena Health Center from where he was Services. “We are trying to passed in the November 2006 remodeled Room 1200. flown to Ukiah Valley Medical Center open up these offices to make election. For a complete write-up of for treatment. Zack Sampsel/The Daily Journal them more inviting. We are Just as the sound of ham- Measure W projects or for the Investigation led deputies to center on David Williams, of Ukiah Construction, really excited about creating a mers and nails from the re- Measure W quarterly status Kavanaugh as their suspect. He was reframes the doors to what will become single location for our work roofing project had begun to reports visit www.mendoci- arrested at around 5:30 p.m. Tuesday on the new Financial Aid Office at the experience, career and trans- cease, the heavy-duty sounds no.edu/tc/pg/4507/measure_w suspicion of attempted murder and Mendocino College Campus. The con- fer programs to better serve of hammers, nails and drill _bond_.html. booked into the Mendocino County Jail struction, a Measure W project, began students.” guns are filling the halls of Zack Sampsel can be reached on a $250,000 bond. Wednesday. The MacMillan Hall con- MacMillan Hall -- where most at [email protected]. 2 – THURSDAY, NOV. 8, 2007 DAILY DIGEST Editor: Jody Martinez, 468-3517 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected] FUNERAL NOTICES Stocks fall sharply as [\ years, most recently work- brother Steven & 1 great nephew. VICTOR “JAY” BERGSTEDT ing with Tuttles Catherine Fesler of Graveside services will dollar slips to new low Victor “Jay” Bergstedt Pharmacy in Santa Rosa.. Syksville, MD. Brother be held Today, No- billion in writedowns, passed away at his He loved spending time Daniel & Alison Fesler of vember 8th at 1:00 p.m. at Credit concerns grow; with his son Riley. He Willits, sister Heidi the Laytonville financial stocks drop investors are very uneasy not home November 4, 2007 at just about stocks, but the the age of 36. A enjoyed traveling, garden- Bergstedt of Nice, CA, sis- Cemetery on Branscomb By TIM PARADIS economy as a whole. Native of San Francisco, ing and gourmet ter Vickie Powers of Rd. in Laytonville, cooking. Jay is survived by Castro Valley, brother CA. Officiating the service AP Business Writer “The financials are the born September 26, 1971. bodyguards of the market and He lived in Santa Rosa his wife Melissa Kenneth Bergstedt of will be Pastor Alan NEW YORK — Wall since 1989 having on- and his son Riley of Tempe, AZ. His aunts and Klier. Memorial contribu- Street suffered its second big when the bodyguards are tak- ly recently moved to Danville, his parents Vic- uncles Ray & Jane tions can be made to drop in a week Wednesday, ing shots then the market Danville. He grew up in tor and Carrel Bergstedt of Munjar of Janesville, CA, Laytonville Fire Dept. or with investors worried about can’t do well,” said David Laytonville attending Laytonville. His Dorleen and Richard the Laytonville Lions spreading fallout from the Darst, chief investment strate- schools and graduating brother Michael & Andersen of Sebastopol, & Lioness Club. credit crisis at banks and gist for Morgan Stanley’s from Laytonville High Stephanie Fesler of Ukiah, and Merilin Gunter of Funeral services under about a dollar that just keeps global wealth management School with honors. Jay brother Philip Fesler of Sacramento. He is also sur- the care and direction getting weaker. The Dow group. worked as a Pharmacy Santa Rosa. his sister vived by 3 nieces and 3 of Anker-Lucier Mortuary Jones industrial average fell “A lot of the bad stuff is Technician for 19 Kathleen Kelly of Ukiah. nephews, 1 great niece and in Willits. more than 360 points — just known; what the markets are about matching its pullback of worrying about is the last Thursday. unknown,” Darst said. A passel of worries tor- The Dow fell 360.92, or Please sign the guest book at www.ukiahdailyjournal.com. Funeral notices are paid announcements. For information on how to mented investors, including 2.64 percent, to 13,300.02. place a paid funeral notice or make corrections to funeral notices please call our classified department at 468-3529. comments by New York The Dow, which had gained Attorney General Andrew 117 points on Tuesday, had Death notices are free for Mendocino County residents. Death notices are limited to name of deceased, hometown, age, date of Cuomo about conflicts of fallen 362.14 last Thursday, death, date, time, and place of services and the funeral home handling the arrangements. For information on how to place a interest in the mortgage indus- free death notice please call our editorial department at 468-3500. reflecting the extreme frac- try that exacerbated declines tiousness on Wall Street these among bank stocks. days. It was the third time in a Meanwhile, the dollar case of those arrested on suspi- month the blue chip index has trolled substance and a proba- influence and driving with a swooned amid speculation dropped by more than 350 POLICE REPORTS tion violation by the suspended license at the inter- cion of driving under the influence of an intoxicant: all DUI cases that China will seek to diver- points, and leaves the Dow up The following were Mendocino County Sheriff’s section of School Street and reported by law enforcement agen- sify some of its foreign cur- compiled from reports Office at 3:02 p.m. Tuesday. Little Lake Road at 2:03 a.m. 6.71 percent for the year. cies are reported by the newspa- rency stockpiles beyond the Broader stock indicators prepared by the Ukiah Sunday. per. The Daily Journal makes no greenback and General also pulled back Wednesday. Police Department. To ARREST -- Andres Soto, exceptions. Motors Corp. further damp- anonymously report CHP REPORTS 29, of Gerber, was arrested on The Standard & Poor’s 500 ened sentiment by posting a index fell 44.65, or 2.94 per- crime information, call suspicion of driving under the record loss tied to an account- 463-6205. The following were influence and driving with a CORRECTIONS cent, to 1,475.62 — moving compiled from reports ing adjustment. below the 1,500 benchmark. ARREST -- A 12-year-old suspended license at the inter- The Ukiah Daily Journal Oil hit a record, rising prepared by the Califor- section of Highway 101 and The Nasdaq composite index boy was arrested on suspicion nia Highway Patrol: reserves this space to correct above $98 per barrel before of assault with a deadly Central Avenue at 3:06 a.m. retreating, and gold pushed fell 76.42, or 2.70 percent, to ARREST -- Jose Rusel, errors or make clarifications 2,748.76. For the year, the weapon against a school Sunday. to news articles. Significant higher, moves exacerbated by 28, hometown not listed, was S&P 500 is up 4.04 percent, employee in the 1000 block of ARREST -- Druce Hames, errors in obituary notices or an anemic dollar. Low Gap Road at 11:07 a.m. arrested on suspicion of dri- 22, of Eureka, was arrested on while the Nasdaq is up 13.81 ving under the influence on birth announcements will The fear with a huge drop Tuesday. suspicion of possession of a result in reprinting the entire like Wednesday’s is whether it percent. Highway 101 south of Ukiah controlled substance for sale The Russell 2000 index of at 7:42 p.m. Nov. 1. article. Errors may be reported is part not just of a correction, and possession of a controlled to the editor, 468-3526. which is a 10 percent pullback smaller companies fell 25.81, ARREST -- Fredie Roland substance at the intersection or 3.22 percent, to 775.96. SHERIFF’S REPORTS Jr., 30, of Richmond, was in stock prices, but that it of Highway 101 and Henry could be the beginning of a A drop in the NYSE com- The following were arrested on suspicion of dri- Station Road at 10:35 p.m. posite index proved steep compiled from reports ving under the influence and LOTTERY NUMBERS bear market. With the huge Sunday. volatility that has swept Wall enough to trigger trading prepared by the Mendo- driving with a suspended ARREST -- John Stotts, DAILY 3: night: 2, 1, 7. curbs, which puts restrictions license on Highway 101 near Street since the summer, and cino County Sheriff’s 62, of Soquel, was arrested on on certain kinds of sell orders Office: Road 112A at 9:01 p.m. Nov. afternoon: 8, 8, 4. triple-digit moves in the Dow suspicion of driving under the FANTASY 5: 10, 12, 20, becoming commonplace, no and are meant to help stabilize BOOKED -- John 2. influence on Highway 128 at Kennedy Stott, 61, of ARREST -- David Higgs, 24, 36. one can be sure. the market. Navarro at 11:06 a.m. DAILY DERBY: 1st Still, the concern on the Government bonds jumped Yorkville, was booked into 47, of Boulder Creek, was Tuesday. jail on suspicion of driving arrested on suspicion of dri- Place: 11, Money Bags. Street is that the extent of the as investors transferred money from stocks to fixed- under the influence by the ving under the influence at the Those arrested by law enforce- 2nd Place: 04, Big Ben. fallout from the credit market income investments. The California Highway Patrol at intersection of Highway 101 ment officers are innocent until 3rd Place: 06, Whirl Win. crisis that has led to billions of proven guilty. People reported as dollars in losses for major yield on the 10-year Treasury 1:42 p.m. Tuesday. and Perkins Street at 11:49 Race time: 1:48.93. BOOKED -- Robert Ross p.m. Nov. 2. having been arrested may contact banks and investment firms is note, which moves opposite the Daily Journal once their case LOTTO: 15-33-38-44- Simon, 60, of Willits, was ARREST -- Kimberly not yet known. With its price, fell to 4.34 percent has been concluded so the results 45. booked into jail on suspicion Schneeman, 44, of Applegate, can be reported.Those who feel the Citigroup Inc. announcing from 4.37 percent late of possession of marijuana for Ore., was arrested on suspi- information is in error should con- Meganumber: 4. Sunday it needed to take an Tuesday. It was down to 4.30 sale, possession of a con- cion of driving under the tact the appropriate agency. In the Jackpot: $31 million. additional $8 billion to $11 percent in after-hours trading.

Police were analyzing YouTube postings that appeared to said the diplomatic course is his preferred choice. anticipate the massacre, including clips in which a young man “The idea of Iran having a nuclear weapon is dangerous, and The world briefly calls for revolution and apparently prepares for the attack by therefore now is the time for us to work together to diplomati- test firing a semiautomatic handgun. cally solve this problem,” Bush said. Investigators said the gunman, who was not identified, shot himself in the head after the shooting spree at Jokela High Pat Robertson backs Rudy Giuliani’s Bush tells Musharraf to hold free School in Tuusula, some 30 miles north of the capital, Helsinki. elections and drop his military title He died later at Toolo Hospital in Helsinki. bid for the GOP presidential nomination The teen killed five boys, two girls and the female principal WASHINGTON (AP) — President Bush, personally inter- WASHINGTON (AP) — Televangelist Pat Robertson, with a .22-caliber pistol, police said, adding that about a dozen founder of the Christian Coalition, endorsed Republican presi- vening in the political crisis in Pakistan, told President Pervez more people were injured while fleeing the school. Officials Musharaff on Wednesday he must hold parliamentary elections dential candidate Rudy Giuliani on Wednesday. said more than 400 students ages 12 through 18 were enrolled. “It is my pleasure to announce my support for America’s soon and step down as army leader. Witnesses described a scene of mayhem at the school in this “You can’t be the president and the head of the military at the Mayor, Rudy Giuliani, a proven leader who is not afraid of what leafy lakeside community, saying the shooter prowled the build- lies ahead and who will cast a hopeful vision for all same time,” Bush said, describing a 20-minute telephone call ing looking for victims while shouting slogans for “revolution.” with Musharraf. “I had a very frank discussion with him.” Americans,” Robertson said during a news conference with It was Bush’s first contact with Musharraf since he declared Giuliani in Washington. emergency rule on Saturday and granted sweeping powers to Bush and French president voice unified The former New York mayor backs abortion rights and gay authorities to crush political dissent. opposition to a nuclear-armed Iran rights, positions that put him in conflict with conservative GOP Bush revealed the call to Musharraf during an appearance orthodoxy, and has been trying to persuade evangelical conser- with the French president, Nicolas Sarkozy, at George MOUNT VERNON, Va. (AP) — President Bush and French vatives like Robertson to overlook their differences on those

Washington’s home in Mount Vernon, Va. President Nicolas Sarkozy stood shoulder-to-shoulder against a issues.

For several days, the White House has faced questions about nuclear-armed Iran on Wednesday, demonstrating the cozier why Bush was taking a relatively soft line on the crackdown relationship between the two countries under France’s new con- E NGLISH H IGH T EA servative leader. and had not spoken directly to Musharraf, whom Bush has “Like having tea at the London Ritz.” called a friend he trusts. Bush said agreement on Iran was a hallmark of their talks here at the Virginia home of George Washington. He said they Saturday, Sunday & Wednesday expressed “the desire to work jointly to convince the Iranian Reservations: 263-4317 Teen shoots 8 to death at school, then regime to give up their nuclear weapons ambitions for the sake www.LakeportEnglishInn.com • Gift Shopping kills self in rampage in peaceful Finland of peace.” “It is unacceptable for Iran at any point to have a nuclear TUUSULA, Finland (AP) — An 18-year-old gunman weapon,” said Sarkozy. He said, “I believe even in the need to opened fire at his high school in this placid town in southern toughen” United Nations sanctions now leveled against Tehran Finland on Wednesday, killing seven other students and the for continuing to enrich uranium. principal before mortally wounding himself in a rampage that Although some suspect Bush of leading a march toward war stunned a nation where gun crime is rare. to stop Iran from developing a nuclear bomb, the U.S. president Watch Repair INDOOR CRYPT PRESALES Service CENTER VERGREEN EMORIAL ARDENS E M G Your ... where music is a celebration! 859 N. State Street Need a watch battery EVERSOLE MORTUARY GIFT CERTIFICATES FOR (707) 462-4472 or watch band? Neighborhood is preparing to build a 4th addition FAMILY, FRIENDS AND Stop By today... to their Mausoleum, Columbarium. Pharmacy Crypts are now available for presale at a 10% savings. CO-WORKERS! TIRES D. William Jewelers Questions, please contact us 238A Hospital Drive 362 N. State Street • Ukiah Pear Tree Center 462-2206 FD-24 462-4636 Ukiah •468-8991 463-8444

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THURSDAY DJ DANCE MUSIC -- DJ dancing; no cover; Perkins Street Lounge; 228 E. Perkins St., Ukiah; 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. DJ MARK ANTHONY -- Mixed music; Scotty’s Café; 720 N. State St., Ukiah; 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. MAD COW JAZZ -- Swing and standard jazz; Shanachie Pub; 50 S. Main, Willits; no cover; 9 p.m.; 459- 9194. JAH WARRIOR SHELTER HI-FI -- Live music; Ukiah Brewing Co.; 102 S. State St., Ukiah; 6 p.m.; $9 advance, $13 day of show; 468-5898. FRIDAY DJ DANCE MUSIC -- DJ dance music with Smokin’ Joe; Perkins Street Lounge; 228 E. Perkins St., Ukiah; 9 p.m. WORLD BEAT ENSEMBLE -- Drums and driving rhythm; Shanachie Pub; 50 S. Main, Willits; $5 cover; 9 p.m.; 459-9194. SWEET SPOT -- Blues, rock and funk; Ukiah Brewing Co.; 102 S. State St., Ukiah; 9 p.m.; $6 cover; 468-5898. STONE AGE DUO -- Lively music; Himalayan Cafe; 1639 S State St, Ukiah; 6:30 to 9 p.m.; 467-9900. SATURDAY DJ DANCE MUSIC-- DJ dance music with Smokin’ Joe; Perkins Street Lounge; 228 E. Perkins St., Ukiah; 9 From left: Serena Miller, Nori Dolan, Terri Hanson, Pat Meek, Leslie Saxon West, Susan Era, Lynda Coursey, p.m. Suzette Stiles Slaughter, Wendy Peterman will perform at the upcomong Mendocino College Repertory Dance KARAOKE -- Live entertainment;Yokayo Bowl; 1401 N. Company performance, starting on Friday, Nov. 16. State St., Ukiah; 7 to 11 p.m.; no cover; 462-8686. COUNTRY GENTS BAND -- Dance Music; Bartlett Hall; Ukiah Senior Center, 495 Leslie St., Ukiah; 7 to 10 p.m.; $8; 18 and over welcome. Roaring 20th - 20 years on the move ROEM BAUR -- Soulful acoustic rock; Shanachie Pub; By CAROLE HESTER the Mendocino College stage. The pro- Santa Cruz; Suzette Stiles Slaughter -- 50 S. Main, Willits; $5 cover; 9 p.m.; 459-9194. Special for the Journal duction was written as a play, but San Francisco; Lila Buckley -- Beijing, STONE AGE DUO -- Sexy grooves; Potter Valley Cafe; “Roaring 20th - 20 Years on the Mendocino College added dance -- the China; Wendy Peterman, Corvallis, 10761 Main St., Potter Valley; 743-2848. Move” is the 20th anniversary of the first Company to do so. Oregon. DOLORES & THE AND WHO SISTERS -- Songs and Mendocino College Repertory Dance Strong in the memory of avid dance Current company members are: Ivory harmonies; Himalayan Cafe; 1639 S State St, Ukiah; 6:30 Company and performances are Friday, enthusiasts were other memorable Reid, Kirsten Turner, Katie Hardy, Gilly to 9 p.m.; 467-9900. Nov. 16 and Saturday, Nov. 17 at 8 p.m., moments: Vivaldi’s “Gloria” in the Fall Platt, Miriam McNamara, Jason Briseno, THE MAD MAGGIES -- Mad Gypsy, Celtic and polka; and Sunday, Nov. 18 at 2 p.m. at of 2000, a collaboration with Ukiah Sam Fulk, Tamara Frey, Maria Frei, Ukiah Brewing Co.; 102 S. State St., Ukiah; 9 p.m.; $5 Mendocino College Center Theatre, Symphony and the Mendocino College Amanda Rosenberg, Stephanie Paige, cover; 468-5898. 1000 Hensley Creek Road, Ukiah. Masterworks Chorale, and Leonard Maya Segal, Yvonne Seibel, Jessica CONTRA DANCE -- With live music by Gus Garelick This diverse group of dancers hails Bernstein’s “MASS” in the Spring of Flynn and Sarah Furnish. and Don Coffin; Ukiah Methodist Church; 206 N. Pine St., from Willits, Lake County and 1998. In the past 20 years the dance compa- Ukiah; 7 p.m. Mendocino County. Leslie Saxon West The Company will be doing excerpts ny has built a repertoire of dances and BILL NOTEMAN AND THE ROCKETS -- Live music; first founded the Mendocino College from “Behind the Masks,” dance events, the strongest and most dig! Music; 362 N. State St., Ukiah; free; 10:30 to noon; Repertory Dance Company in 1987. Metamorphoses” and “Gloria,” as well memorable of which will be highlighted 463-8444. Since that time the company has grown as many other dances. in this years show. In addition to includ- in numbers and support. It has become a “Veteran and current company mem- ing excerpts from “Behind the Masks” SUNDAY community treasure and is one of bers will dance together in the finale of and “Metamorphoses,” one memorable Mendocino College’s most noteworthy the show, symbolizing a passing of the dance is “Cocoon,” choreographed by ‘TEMPTATION’ -- Live performance; Mendocino programs. torch. Many of the dances presented in Jenna Byrne. College Theatre; 1000 Hensley Creek Rd., Ukiah; 2 p.m.; The history of the Company and its’ this production are introspective, some “Cocoon” is a stunning dance done $15 general, $12 students and seniors; 468-3172. initial dozen or so dancers has been var- silly, and others are just visually stun- with six women dancing among long ‘A PARTY TO MURDER’ -- Live performance; Willits ied. Some of the dancers from the early ning,” added Saxon West. pieces of silk that hang from above. It is Community Theatre; 212 S. Main St., No. 1, Willits; 2 p.m.; years are returning for this production, Advance ticket sales: Mendocino certainly one of our most visually mem- $8 admission. dancing parts from favorite numbers. College Bookstore and the Mendocino orable pieces and we are looking for- “We are presenting our strongest and Book Company in Ukiah, Leaves of ward to it gracing our stage one more most memorable dances from the past Grass in Willits or call 468-3079. time,” said Saxon West. Another memo- MONDAY 20 years,” explained Saxon West. General tickets are $12 and $10 for rable dance being performed is MICROPHONE NIGHT -- Sing or play an instrument; Two productions of which Saxon seniors, ASB cardholders and children “Picatso,” a dance about Saxon West’s Club 711; 711 S. State St., Ukiah; 9 p.m. to 1 a.m.; 462- West is most proud are “Behind the 12 and under. cat! This cartoon like dance, which con- 7111. Masks,” performed in fall 2003, an Company make up for this year’s per- sists of a huge cat with moving parts, evening-length piece that celebrated the formance of 26 dancers is unique. was designed and painted by noted artist art and culture of the Native peoples of Veteran dancers who will be dancing: and college art instructor, Paula Gray. TUESDAY the Pacific Northwest Coast; and From Willits, Janet Orth; from the Ukiah Children, old and young, love this “Metamorphoses,” performed in the fall Valley, are Leslie Saxon West, Susan dance! KARAOKE -- Every Tuesday; Perkins Street Lounge; of 2006. This production was Mary Era, Pat Meek, Theresa Hanson, Serena Tickets will also be for sale at the 228 E. Perkins St., Ukiah; 8 p.m.; free. Zimmerman’s contemporary adaptation Miller and Lynda Coursey. Past compa- door if they are available. For more TAHITIAN DANCE -- Every Tuesday night; Mendocino of Ovid’s ancient myths that was done in ny members who will be traveling to information or to reserve tickets call Ballet Studio; 205 S. State St.; Ukiah; ages 11 to 99; 5:30 and around a large pool of water built on perform in this show are: Nori Dolan -- 468-3079. to 6:30 p.m.; $8 to $11. WEDNESDAY Comedy Alley presents Canadian comedian Patterson ADAM’S CENTER STAGE KARAOKE -- Karaoke night at Yokayo Bowl; 1401 N. State St., Ukiah; 7 to 11 p.m.; along with San Francisco comedian Larry Brown family hours 6 to 8 p.m.; no cover; 462-8686. The Daily Journal LADIES NIGHT -- Nepalese dance and music by Rai Prepare to be captivated family; Himalayan Café; 1639 S. State St., Ukiah; 467- at the show on Saturday, 9900. Nov. 17. Comedy Alley pre- OPEN MIC NIGHT -- Open Mic; Ukiah Brewing Co.; sented by Thurston Auto 102 S. State St., Ukiah; 8:30 p.m.; free; 468-5898. Plaza and sponsored by All Phase Electrical will show- case Lachlan Patterson. With his unique style and Fun and fantastic quick wit, Patterson capti- vates audiences the moment he sets his feet on stage. family photographs His suave style, good looks and six foot-four inch This photog will be heading frame make it difficult to back East for turkey day in a take your eyes off this couple of weeks. award-winning entertainer. Lachlan Patterson Larry “Bubbles” Brown Kevin Young When I think of a visit to our Born and raised in 10-acre farm near Buffalo, NY, Vancouver B.C, Patterson “Bubbles” Brown is a San Tickets are available at Ukiah, Cheesecake Momma, I think of the flock of Canada began his comedy career at a Francisco based comedian Mendocino Bounty, 200 Moonlight Cleaning geese in the back fields picking young age. and actor. He is a regular at South School Street, $15 in Services, Ukiah Valley at leftover corn, the deer that His persistence paid off, San Francisco’s’ Comedy advance, or $17 the day of Conference Center, Sol Dial come up the path each morning and he has risen to become Day. He appeared on the the show. and the towering silo I used to Sound, Ukiah Safeway, one of the most Popular original “Late Night with Participants can purchase Bicoastal Media, The Coast, climb up to get a view of the Headliners in Canada. He David Letterman” on NBC. land. I also think about the pizza from our no-host bar Ukiah Daily Journal, has performed at the presti- For several years, he was sponsored by Little Caesar’s many family photos we have the traffic reporter on Live Hometown Shopper, Kwine gious Vancouver Comedy Pizza, and beverages, spon- & Max, and this month’s taken on the farm over the Frame by Frame Festival (three times.) and 105 in the morning where he years. gained much popularity in sored by Fetzer, Jeriko sponsor, All Phase Each year, we would choose the internationally renowned Estates, Mendocino Brewing By Suzette Cook-Mankins “Just for Laughs” Comedy the San Francisco Bay Area. Electrical. a spot that we all agreed was He performs regularly Company, Anderson Valley For additional information one of our favorites. Our last Festival in Montreal. Brewing, and Eagle Lachlan has his own half around the Bay Area and call The Ukiah Main Street family pic was snapped more Mother nature across the country. He was Distributing. Program at463-6729 than four years ago. Being the hour comedy special on backdrops CBC and most recently given the nickname Interested parties can The Mission of the Ukiah youngest, I got hoisted up side- “Bubbles” by comedienne enter the raffle, to win ways with each family member Use an outdoor setting, if appeared on Comedy Main Street Program is to Paula Poundstone. excellent prizes, and also try preserve and enhance what holding me from head to toe. you can, for fall family photos. Central’s new stand-up show Opening the show will be We all giggled about the pose Most pro photographs should “Live at Gotham” their luck at our grand prize makes Ukiah a great place. Kevin Young. Young hails raffle for a chance to win a We envision the heart of and that showed in our photo. It be willing to step out of the stu- He has recently re-located form Lodi and is making his was more than a family photo, dio every now and then. The to Los Angeles and is cur- dream cruise, provided by Ukiah being the economic name in the comedy world Village Travel & Caribbean it was a family moment. texture and color of the trees rently touring comedy clubs by working club and col- and cultural center of a Thanksgiving is a pefect and vines that surround us and colleges across the leges across the country and Cruise Lines. The grand thriving small town commu- holiday for family reunions and define where we live and how country. abroad. He was most prize winner will be drawn nity. We pursue this vision family poses. Here are some we live. Once you’ve all agreed Also featured on this recently a contestant in the at the May show. Don’t miss through: promotion, partner- tips on making the most of this on the spot, observe it for a day show will be San Francisco 2007 San Francisco out. ship, education, advocacy, family photo opportunity: comedy icon Larry International Comedy This year’s many season preservation and beautifica- See FRAME, Page 10 “Bubbles” Brown. Competition. sponsors include City of tion. 4 – THURSDAY, NOV. 8, 2007 FORUM Editor: K.C. Meadows, 468-3526 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected] Letters from our readers From the desk of... Opposed to proposed mall To the Editor: I do appreciate your covering the current controversial efforts by developers to EJ DIONNE JR. rezone the Masonite property. I only wish that you would stick to the facts, not rumors and innuendo. One fact I know after attending almost all the County’s workshops on the UVAP is that the majority of the residents of Ukiah want to retain our small town atmosphere. The McCain The consensus was also that a “Big Box” retail development at Masonite would ruin any chance of that happening. Another fact that I know is that three of factor our supervisors chose to ignore what resi- GOFFSTOWN, N. H. -- The strangest thing about dents of Ukiah wanted and begin the John McCain's campaign for president is that it's sup- process that could lead to the rezoning of posed to be dead, but it isn't. This is a real nuisance for the Masonite property. his competitors. Finally although not a fact yet, I am con- The comeback is not showy or dramatic. And it's fident that the voters in Mendocino County true that while McCain is better off than he was in July will not stand for this next year. when his campaign imploded in a dazzling display of Tim Derry financial mismanagement and staff recriminations, he Potter Valley still faces a more difficult route to nomination than his well-financed rivals, Rudy Giuliani and Mitt Romney. McCain himself, the overwhelming favorite a year All views should be aired ago, is cheerfully humble in characterizing his stand- ing. "We've got a long way to go, but we are in the To the Editor: own anecdote, which was that Rockwell time. About the phone: there is one phone Inland libs have been writing to the mix," he said Sunday on CNN's "Late Edition." In the was allowed to speak at her school but few for 30 people. Everybody fights over the mix is a big improvement over being out. Ukiah Daily Journal to demand that the people chose to attend. She, however, phone all day long. Some people hold the paper drop Tommy Wayne Kramer’s Nationally, McCain got a boost last weekend when wants to stop Kramer from appearing in the phone in their cell for five hours at a time, Sunday column. The writers warn the paper a new Washington Post-ABC News Poll showed him Journal, period. and sometimes the guards just don’t feel in second place to Giuliani. The former New York that if Kramer doesn’t go they’ll stop read- I don’t understand the local liberal ing altogether. Some threaten to urge other like moving it from cell to another. How City mayor had 33 percent; McCain, 19 percent; and instinct to kill dissenting opinion. Didn’t are people going to call attorneys and make the stalled Fred Thompson, 16 percent. Romney, who people to stop reading, and a boycott of the libs learn somewhere along the line that advertisers has been suggested. important calls? leads in both Iowa and New Hampshire, came in at 11 censorship is always the ultimate killer? Ned Simon percent and Mike Huckabee had 9 percent. Two columns particularly sent the libs Ms. Sher specifically mentions “homopho- running for their censors. One of Kramer’s Ukiah The most interesting numbers are those of bia” and “racism.” I wonder if she’s old Huckabee and McCain. The former is finally being columns inspiring much liberal wrath was a enough to remember when people so vic- rather heavy-handed slam at the pure num- Thank you taken seriously not only by the press, but also by timized weren’t defended any place but in a Republican voters. McCain rose from just 12 percent bers of odd people, aggressive panhandlers few small-circulation publications and by a among them, shuffling up and down State To the Editor: a month ago. tiny handful of very brave people? I would like to say thank you to every- Thompson's sluggishness has been a form of life- Street at all hours. A lot of these people are, You knock out opinions you don’t like, basically, institutional cases in search of one. To those who brought flowers, food, support for McCain. the chances are the opinions you do like helped with the serving of food, setting up Nowhere more so than in New Hampshire, which institutions, which no longer exist thanks to will eventually get knocked out, too. the bi-partisan war on the poor that com- and taking down of the tables at DFM, the McCain took by storm seven years ago against George I think Kramer’s columns are lively, set up of all the televisions so that we could W. Bush. This state's Jan. 8 primary only recently menced with Reagan, smilingly moved often funny and always interesting. It through the Clinton Administration, and run the DVDs of Brian’s life, and those looked to be Romney's launching pad to national star- would be a shame if the lock-step brigade who made the DVDs. You are all so appre- dom -- or Giuliani's opportunity to finish off Romney. continues today with Georgie of shouts him down. Mesopotamia. I didn’t think the column ciated, my words are not enough to express Now Romney and Giuliani have to calculate how Bruce Anderson how I feel. McCain might figure in their plans. was very amusing, but the lib’s outrage, it Boonville seemed to me, was out of all proportion to I would like to express an additional The mood of McCain's loyalists here combines the offense, i.e., pointing out that a lot of thanks to Bob Reed from dfm, my sister relief with that certain restrained glee that comes from people on the street are hard to sympathize Unhappy with Carol, Victoria from the Ukiah Daily walking away in one piece from a car wreck. with because some of them are menacing jail conditions Journal and to Jason Howard also from Jim Barnett, the candidate's New Hampshire state and aren’t very nice. People say the same DFM for putting together the very special director, traces McCain's local comeback to his strong thing all the time in letters-to-the-editor, To the Editor: memories of Brian for us all and especially debate performance in early September and his and certainly say the same thing all the I have been incarcerated in Mendocino for me Lori. To the Ukiah Daily Journal: renewed emphasis on the freewheeling town meeting time among their friends and families. County Jail for the past month and a half. also thanks so much for the help putting formats that made him so many friends in this state. Then there was a column about Project I’m writing, hoping or somebody that together my husband’s obituary. Barnett points to a moment during a mid-October Sanctuary called “Where ‘Dad’ is a four- cares. Inmates are being with cruel and Many of you offered words of comfort gathering in Hopkinton where McCain confronted a letter word,” suggesting that Project unjustified punishment. and hugs to my family and to me. Your questioner who spoke of the "anger the average Sanctuary was a coven of man haters I was put in a room for two and a half words of condolence, your offers of help, European Christian, native-born American feels when whose true purpose was to blame men for days with no water. I let them know the all meant so much to me. I have discovered they see their country turning into a multicultural all things gone wrong in the world. I first day. I kept trying to get them to turn so many friends that I didn’t even know I chaos Tower of Babel." thought that as generally misguided as the the water on for me, but it didn’t happen. had. You were there for us and I really McCain has tried to appease conservative critics of column was -- I know two women whose I would ask if I could at least get a cup appreciate each and every one of you. his support for a path to citizenship for undocumented lives were literally saved by Project of water to brush my teeth after meals or Brian would have been so appreciative of immigrants by stressing the need to secure the nation's Sanctuary -- the basic complaint that just was thirsty. No water. In two and a half all the help and comfort you gave me. We borders first. His new stance, he says, reflects "a les- Kramer made was valid. That point was days, I was only given three pill-size cups will all miss him! son learned about what the American people's priori- that the annual downtown Ukiah display of of water. My water was finally turned on As I continue to go through this period ties are." T-shirts by little kids who, as class projects, because another inmate stopped the mainte- of mourning, it is wonderful to know that But at the Hopkinton meeting, McCain was his old, make the grisly artistic point that domestic nance man and let him know my water was you are there for us. Thank you so much combative self. He condemned his interlocutor's lan- violence is a bad thing ought to be encour- off. He simply went and turned it on. for your thoughtfulness. guage and declared he was "grateful to live in a nation aged to include an occasional kind word for Another one of my concerns is that peo- Lori Brodoski that has been enriched by people coming to our nation from around the world." The applause, Barnett recalls men, most of whom do not beat up women, ple have to stay in their room without com- Redwood Valley and few of whom want to kill anybody. ing out for a shower or a little bit of fresh with pride, "went on for a long time." (Myself, I think little kids ought to be air for 24 hours, 48 hours, even 72 hours Yet there is also cold calculation on the part of spared the seamier themes of American life sometimes. It’s not because we’re in trou- Farms are better Republicans who are giving McCain a second look. altogether; the more sordid realities of the Their challenge is to find a candidate who can broad- ble; it’s because they say they’re short- than housing en the party's currently anemic appeal while still hold- imploding society they’ll inherit reach them staffed. I know I have went at least 72 soon enough.) To the Editor: ing it together. hours straight without coming out of my Giuliani says he is that man, and he has stepped up A Project Sanctuary staffer wrote a prop- cell, and have had words put in my mouth, It seems ridiculous to convert great farm- erly humorous response to Kramer’s col- land to housing plots. There is a much his campaigning in a state whose libertarian streak saying I refused to come out because it was makes his support for abortion rights less toxic. At a umn at the end of which she invited him to too hot. I love the sun, and would never greater need for an organic garden than a visit the place to see for himself that there housing development. Ah, but here’s an news conference following a speech at the New refuse to come out of my cell. Hampshire Institute of Politics, Giuliani stressed his were no bigots working there. I thought the Another one of my concerns is that peo- opportunity to get rich. Of course! And Project Sanctuary lady handled the contro- who’s to buy these houses? Are all the casi- ability to turn the GOP into "a 50-state party" and ple are not getting to visit or even call their argued that voters who didn't like his abortion views versy ‘appropriately,’ as the liberals say family. They say the reason for us not being nos in the neighborhood ready to expand? Don Smith would definitely like the judges he would appoint. these days. She didn’t want to kill either able to visit is because they don’t have Kramer or the paper. But in a letter in last Ukiah McCain, on the other hand, has always been an Thursday’s Journal, a presumably liberal abortion foe. His campaign argues that he can appeal lady named Susan Sher wrote in to place outside Republican ranks without alienating pro-life Kramer in the company of the infamous voters, as Giuliani would. Conservative voters are American Nazi, George Lincoln Rockwell, WHERE TO WRITE paying attention. Still, both McCain and Giuliani need to overcome and went on to accuse him and the paper of President George Bush: The White www.house.gov/write rep misogynistic “hate mongering.” Romney's lead here, built by intensive television Ms. Sher seemed to miss the point of her House, 1600 Pennsylvania Ave., Washing- Assemblywoman Patty Berg: State advertising and extensive, New Hampshire-style per- ton, D.C. 20500; (202) 456-1111, FAX Assembly District 1, Capitol, Rm. 4146, sonal campaigning. Tom Rath, a key local adviser to (202)456-2461. Sacramento, 95814. (916) 319-2001; Romney, thinks McCain "has done a great job" in Governor Arnold Schwarzeneg- Berg's Ukiah field representative is Ruth rebuilding his standing, but sees a ceiling on the LETTER POLICY Arizona senator's support. "It's difficult for McCain to ger: State Capitol, Sacramento, 95814. Valenzuela. 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Sunday; $20 on Saturday. Call for reservations BILLBOARD 937-4477 or visit www.mendocinotheatre.org. dig! Music to host blues band Mushroom weekend Entertainers needed for at Mendocino Woodlands Bill Noteman and the Rockets ‘Home for the Holidays’ set for Nov. 9 through 11 The Ukiah Main Street Program invites The Mendocino Woodlands Camp will be local performance groups to participate in the site for the Mycological Society of San “Home for the Holidays”, a promotion to draw Francisco’s annual Fall Mushroom Foray on the community to downtown Ukiah. The cate- the weekend of Nov. 9 through 11. Local resi- gories they are interested in include music, the- dents of the Mendocino/Fort Bragg area are atre, dance, mime, puppetry, carolers, story- welcome to attend, and will receive a discount- book characters, storytelling poetry, clowns ed rate if not staying overnight at the and magic. The Ukiah Main Street Program Woodlands. will accept applications until Nov. 19 from Brian Perry, a mushroom authority from SF entertainers interested in performing down- State, will be the resident expert for the week- town. Applications can be picked up at the end, including a presentation Saturday night on Main Street Office, 200 S. School Street, mushrooms that glow in the dark. Planned Monday through Friday, 9 to 5 p.m. classes and presentations to be offered include Arts and crafts vendors are invted to pick up mushroom identification, dye, paper making, applications for the Holiday Craft Market, photography, and cultivation, including a which will be held on Nov. 23. The arts and mushroom kit making session for all. Saturday crafts market will take place on the sidewalks night will feature a full-on gourmet mushroom surrounding the courthouse in downtown dinner. Ukiah from 11 to 5 p.m. A fee of $140 covers lodging, meals, and all The committee is also in search of volunters forays, classes, and events, or $90 with off site and nonprofit organizations interested in coor- lodging. Children under 13 get in for half price dinating a children’s activity or setting up (w/adult), those under 5, for free. Attendance tables for gift wrapping or some other activity will be by preregistration only. The registration that could directly benefit their organization. form is available on-line at www.MSSF.org/mendo, or send a check with names and all contact info to: Liana Hain, ‘Landscape Revisited’ MSSF 49 Hancock St. San Francisco, CA at Mendocino Art 94114. For more information, send an E-mail Bill Noteman and the Rockets play at the Brewery this Saturday night. to [email protected], or call 829-2063. Center through Nov. 18 Special for the Journal Chicago blues and rock and fully supported by original The Mendocino Art Center will showcase Bill Noteman and the dig! music will host a roll, have been burning up the members and local legends the photography of the Bay Area blues band, Bill Noteman and stages of Northern California Mojo Larry Platz on guitar, Photographers Collective, through Nov. 18, in Rockets to perform the Rockets this Saturday for over twenty years. The David ‘Rockin 88s’ Neft on the Main Gallery. The exhibit, titled at dig! music on Nov. 10 from 10:30 to noon for a free year was 1983 – Bill keyboards, bassist Dave “Landscape Revisited,” represents a revisiting in-store live performance. Noteman, Larry Platz, David ‘Fingers’ Falco and new of the landscape’s status in photography, a Dig! music will host the blues band, Bill Original music from Bill Neft, Dave Falco and Robbie member, drummer, ‘The heavily traversed territory, with 18 Bay Area Noteman and the Rockets, this Saturday, from Noteman and the Rockets is a All, got together for an Shuffler’ Dubois. artists providing a decidedly unique vision to 10:30 a.m. to noon for a free in-store live per- combo of raw, expressive impromptu jam in an old Bill Noteman and the the subject. formance. vocals, searing harmonica, movie theater in Lower Lake, Rockets are an incredibly The participating BAPC artists are: Rebecca Recently the band has opened for BB King, sizzling guitar and cookin’ California. tight, high energy dance band Chang, Tom De Carlo, Adrienne Defendi, Alan Steve Miller Band and Jimmy McCracklin. keys dipped in the sauce of a Before long, the band was that will leave you jumpin’ George, Beth Kientzle, Eric Larson, Deborah Before long, the band was opening for Elvin smoldering rhythm section, opening for Elvin Bishop, on the floor begging for Lattimore, Tom Lavin, Art Levit, Donna Bishop, Commander Cody and the Lost Planet says event information. Commander Cody and the more, says event information. Levreault, Erin Malone, Charlotte Niel, Airmen, and Mark Hummel. Recently the band has opened Lost Planet Airmen, and Their current CD, “Cream Heather Polley, Ari Salomon, Angelika Schilli, Their current CD Cream of the Crop is for BB King, Steve Miller Mark Hummel. of the Crop” is available at Kay Taneyhill, Kirk Thompson and Gloria available at dig! music. For more information, Band and Jimmy Bill is an amazing harmon- dig! Music. Upchurch. call dig! at 463-8444. McCracklin. ica virtuoso and an extremely For more information call Also, Fiona Gallagher is showing her black Their high-energy blend of entertaining front man, skill- dig! at 463-8444. and white photography in the Abramson Contra dance Gallery and Maeve Croghan is displaying her at Ukiah Methodist nature paintings in Gallery Ten. A free 2nd Saturday Artists Reception will Church set for Nov. 10 be held Nov. 10, 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. For more Gus Garelick will play the fiddle and Don information, call 937-5818 (toll free 1-800- Coffin, the guitar while Jim Saxe calls and 653-3328), or visit teaches contra dances on Saturday, Nov. 10. www.MendocinoArtCenter.org. The There will be a beginners’ instruction period at Mendocino Art Center is located at 45200 7 p.m., and the main group will dance from Little Lake Street (at Kasten Street) in 7:30 to 10:30 p.m. Mendocino Village. The galleries are open The contra dance will take place at the Wednesday through Sunday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Ukiah Methodist Church, at 206 N. Pine St., with entry through the church’s the back MCT’s to run entrance. ‘Quartet’ through Dec. 2 Middle Eastern drumming Ronald Harwood’s comedy “Quartet,” directed by Betty Abramson and sponsored by workshop with Liron Peled Rossi’s Building Materials, fills the final slot of Raquy and the Cavemen in the Mendocino Theatre Company’s season, opening Nov. 1 and running for 20 perfor- set forTuesday, Nov. 13 mances through Dec. 2. Community members interested in learning Quartet tells the story of four retired opera about Middle Eastern music and dance are singers, played by MTC veteran actors Dan invited to attend a Middle Eastern Drumming Kozloff, Ann Woodhead, Ruby Bell Sherpa workshop with Liron Peled of Raquy and the and David Woolis, who find themselves at a Cavemen on Tuesday, Nov. 13, at the retirement home for musicians. Mendonesia Music Cafe. When they’re asked to reprise their roles as The class will cover the basic technique of the “Quartet” in the famous opera Rigoletto for the Dumbek and popular traditional Middle- the home’s annual celebration of Guiseppe Eastern rythms. Verdi’s birthday, the play becomes a celebra- The class will go from 7 to 8:30 p.m., and tion of friendship, love, music, opera, aging will cost $15. Attendees are welcomed to bring and Guiseppe Verdi. any drums, but a dumbek is recommended. Quartet will run Thursdays through Sundays The Mendonesia Music Cafe is located at the until Dec. 2. east corner of Commercial St. and Highway All performances are at 8 p.m. except for 2 101, in Willits. p.m. Sunday matinees on Nov. 25 and Dec. 2 For more information or pre-registration, (no night performances on these dates). contact Jodi at 354-1196 or longvalley- Tickets are $15 on Thursday, Friday and [email protected].

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(AP) — The Los ter.” team that he’s a part of Angeles Angels are baseball’s excep- Reagins said if talks progressed, the better. • Friday, UHS cross tion: They openly admit they’d love to Angels would welcome a chance to ” country NBL meet, @ sign Alex Rodriguez. speak with Rodriguez. Reagins --Angels’ GM Tony Reagins on A-Rod Montgomery, 4 p.m. The Angels had a meet-and-greet acknowledged marketing, as well as with A-Rod’s agent, Scott Boras, at baseball skills, would play a role in a the Texas Rangers gave him before the • Saturday, the general managers’ meetings. The decision to sign A-Rod. 2001 season. Before A-Rod opted out “In this day and age, I think that is Mendocino College New York Mets also spoke with Boras of that agreement, Boras told the New but won’t say whether they’re in or a part of it,” he said. York Yankees they had to offer $350 football vs. Solano out of the competition. While the Mets have the cash to College, 1 p.m. million just to get a meeting with the Tony Reagins, who just took over sign Rodriguez, they haven’t commit- third baseman. as the Angels’ GM, had glowing ted to making an offer. Likely to win Other possible destinations are A-Rod seeking $30 words for A-Rod. his third AL MVP award, Rodriguez is thought to include the Boston Red “We had an initial conversation expected to sign a deal topping the million + per year with Scott, and it was introductory,” record $252 million, 10-year contract After opting out of his New See MEETINGS, Page 7 York Yankees’ contract on the eve of the Red Sox sweeping away the Rockies in the World Series, Alex Rodriguez and his agent Scott CAVS 108 | WARRIORS 104 Boras will be seeking a free agent deal potentially surpassing $300 million in total. The ridiculous thing is they believe that they will get that, not Pushed aside so much the astronomical figure itself. Boras, citing A-Rod’s “market value” as he put it (simply that A- Rod’s net worth to a franchise in bringing in fans and media deals over a potential 10 year period would be worth in excess of a bil- lion dollars), believes that A-Rod can get a 10-year deal at $35 mil- lion per year. The problem with that logic is simple economics, the law of sup- ply and demand. Yes, the supply is low on A-Rod’s and not necessari- ly much higher in free agent third basemen, but what is the demand? Here, is where I think Boras is overestimating the market. The demand for A-Rod at 20-25 million a year is far different than what it will be at 30-35 million. On top of that, they have cut out the team that would’ve driven up the asking price -- the Yankees. You have to keep in mind that at that level of money per season, a team is going to have to have a payroll at least three times what they will be offering Rodriguez and only ten or so teams fill that requirement. The early word on his potential suitors are Angels, Dodgers, Orioles, Cubs, Tigers, Red Sox, and Marlins (which is almost laughable). To be honest, I don’t see him getting more than his previous $25 million a year for 6-8 years equat- file photo ing to a $200 million contract at Golden State Warriors's Andris Biedrins, center, struggles against Cleveland Cavaliers' LeBron James, left, and Aleksandar maximum. Pavlovic as they wait for the the rebound during the first half at the Oracle Arena in Oakland, Calif., on Tuesday Nov. 6, 2007. Looks like Rodriguez and Boras could’ve made a very bad LeBron James just misses For starters, James took an James already has a place among the NBA’s miscalculation but it’ll be interest- triple-double in Cavs’ 108-104 accidental blow to the face in elite, yet he’s still growing — and his latest sub- ed to find out at the very least, so the first quarter, but barely lime performance was a sight for a sore eye. stay tuned. win over 0-4 Warriors missed 90 seconds before “It bothered me some, and it’s bothering me By GREG BEACHAM returning. He barked orders at now, but I had to be there for my teammates,” Associated Press his teammates with authority, said James, who fell just shy of his 11th career Cabrera being OAKLAND — The water-saturated stat sheet and he demanded a fourth- triple-double. “If I could barely see, I still had to shopped by Marlins floated between LeBron James’ shins as he quarter defensive assignment be out there.” on Baron Davis. ON TAP Zydrunas Ilgauskas had 22 points and 13 Twenty-four year old third soaked his feet in the ice bath. Lifting one Mavericks at baseman, Miguel Cabrera, of the swollen eyelid, he could just make out his num- And when the Warriors Warriors rebounds for the short-handed Eastern triple-teamed him with the Conference champions, who kept the Warriors Florida Marlins is on the trading bers: 24 points, 14 rebounds, nine assists and Today, game on the line, James got 7:30 p.m. winless with a calm finish on their third victory in block according to sources at the three big blocked shots. GM meetings. Yet the most eye-popping parts of James’ all- what coach Mike Brown TV: FSN their last four trips to Golden State. termed “the big hockey Radio: KNBR Cleveland went up 103-98 with 1:03 left after The fiscally tight Marlins have out effort in the Cleveland Cavaliers’ 108-104 680 AM victory over the Golden State Warriors on assist,” making the pass that long been known to deal star play- led to the pass that set up the ers as they approach free agency Tuesday night weren’t reflected in that soggy box See WARRIORS, Page 8 score. shot that won it for Cleveland. (Cabrera’s deal expires at the end of the 2009 season) rather than spend the big bucks that it would most likely take to keep them. SPORTS | STEROID USE They faced a similar situation with P Josh Beckett two years ago Time to start blaming coaches and and sought SS Hanley Ramirez INSIDE: and acquired him from the Red Sox. Ramirez, in two short seasons teams, too, for steroid use in sports has already blossomed into one of Raiders pre- the game’s premier young stars. It pare for Bears By TIM DAHLBERG Not everyone is juiced. But if coaches and teams And that’s the big reason has been reported that the asking AP Sports Columnist It may seem like that at had their way there would- why baseball and football price for Cabrera will be similarly ...... Page 7 A few days before the times, but my guess is that n’t be any center fielders can’t rid their sports of steep as well as it should be for a official word came out, the there must be some clean who can’t throw the ball cheats no matter how hard player that has career numbers that reports were that players in sports. I can only back to the mound. There the leagues might try. rival A-Rod’s thru the same point Jacksonville lineman offer anecdotal evidence, wouldn’t be any pitchers Marion Jones lies about in time -- three blue chip 49ers Monday Marcus Stroud would be such as David Wells or John who couldn’t hit at least 90 using steroids, her gold prospects, one being a pitcher. suspended for steroids. Daly, but it seems the cock- on the radar gun, and there medals are stripped and a night opponent Coach Jack Del Rio wasn’t prison cell looms. Sprinter Career Averages going to talk about that, but There aren’t many guys who can steal Kelli White is caught using Player BA OBP SLG OPS banged up he did allow that Stroud had ‘ steroids and never runs Rodriguez .306 .389 .578 .967 30 bases and hit 450-foot home runs off Cabrera .313 .388 .542 .930 ...... Page 7 been good for the team. competitively again. Thru age of 24 “There aren’t many guys curveballs that are down and away. And Floyd Landis is stripped Player BA OBP SLG OPS HR RBI that are 310 pounds and can of his Tour de France title Rodriguez .308 .363 .551 .916 148 463 run the way he can run and there aren’t many women who can run and will limit his bike rid- Cabrera .313 .388 .542 .930 138 523 College foot- make plays sideline to side- the 100 meters under 11 seconds and ing to going to the store. line,” Del Rio said. Contrast that to what ball week 11 No there aren’t, and long jump 24 feet.There’s a reason for happened when Paul Byrd Johan Santana on there aren’t many guys who that. Not everyone is juiced. admitted before Game 7 of trading block soon? picks can steal 30 bases and hit ’ the AL championship series That’s the word out of the ...... Page 8 450-foot home runs off that he had used HGH — an General Manager meetings this curveballs that are down tail of choice isn’t always wouldn’t be any lineback- admission that came only week as the MLB offseason kicks and away. And there aren’t HGH or stanozolol. ers who couldn’t run the 40 after the San Francisco into high gear. many women who can run Certainly, Dodger fans under 4.5 seconds and then Chronicle reported he spent The lefty Santana, has one year Scoreboard & the 100 meters under 11 will tell you they would tackle someone with just nearly $25,000 on the drug left on his Minnesota contract and seconds and long jump 24 never have a reason to sus- one arm. and syringes over a period has been openly frustrated with the Transactions feet. pect Juan Pierre of any- Because they’re all ...... Page 8 There’s a reason for that. thing. enablers for the most part. See DAHLBERG, Page 7 See MEDICINE, Page 8 THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL SPORTS THURSDAY, NOV. 8, 2007 – 7 down the stretch. Kennedy, NFL | WEEK 10 Meetings who turns 23 next month, was polished and resembled a Kiffin vows to kick to dan- Continued from Page 6 young Mike Mussina in three September starts. Sox, Chicago Cubs and gerous Bears returner Hester “I’ve been tested on those By JOSH DUBOW average this season would be Detroit Tigers. All those guys this week, and obviously teams say that they’re not Associated Press the highest in the NFL since the summer during the (trade) ALAMEDA — After Jack Christiansen averaged interested at this point. deadline, and I’ll continue to Other big names in the watching most teams kick the 21.5 yards per return in 1952 be tested on it,” general man- ball away from Devin Hester for Detroit. news on the next-to-last day ager Brian Cashman said. “I of the four-day gathering all season, Chicago Bears One thing that makes know that all three of those linebacker Brian Urlacher was Hester so successful, accord- included Miguel Cabrera, guys, the 29 other clubs would Roger Clemens, Tom Glavine a little surprised to hear that ing to Cooper, is that oppos- have no problems pitching at Oakland Raiders coach Lane ing teams are so worried and Kenny Rogers. least one of them if not all of The final day of the annual Kiffin planned to challenge them in their rotations.” the NFL’s best returner. meetings, GMs were to dis- Atlanta said it would like to We respect Devin cuss whether first- and third- “Serious? Punts and kick- “ bring back Tom Glavine after offs? It will be fun then,” Hester just like every- base coaches should wear hel- a five-year absence. New gen- mets. Mike Coolbaugh, a Urlacher said Wednesday on a one else does but eral manager Frank Wren conference call with Bay Area first-base coach for the spoke with the two-time Cy Colorado Rockies’ minor reporters. “I can’t wait to you don’t turn your Young Award winner and his watch. The last few games he league team in Tulsa, was agent, Gregg Clifton, and whole game plan killed in July when he was hasn’t gotten many opportuni- Wren intends to call again ties but when he does, he def- upside down. You struck on the head by a line next week, after teams can drive during a game. initely takes advantage of don’t play somebody start making offers to free them. So, I’m excited to hear On Tuesday, each general agents. scared. You respect manager stood up during their that, it Glavine, a left-hander who should them but you don’t meeting and stated what their turns 42 in March, spent his offseason goals were. Many give us a play them scared. first 16 major league seasons little boost ” mentioned specific players with Atlanta, then pitched for they were making available. there.” -- Raiders LB Jarrod the New York Mets for five Most The idea was suggested by years. He lives in suburban Cooper Boston’s Theo Epstein and teams do Atlanta and was hoping to get whatever Florida’s Larry Beinfest, co- an offer from the Braves after chairs of this year’s meeting. they can WEEK 10: the 2006 season. Atlanta to keep Bears at about avoiding the big play “Usually it takes a while to never made an offer, and he Raiders be able to reach all 29 other the ball that they sometimes are too agreed Dec. 1 to re-sign with away from Sunday, 1:15 p.m. tentative on their coverage. teams and hear what they’re the Mets. TV: FOX trying to do. This increased Hester, Radio: 560 AM With a player with the speed “It wasn’t that we weren’t who has and vision like Hester’s, that our efficiency tremendously. interested. It was just the tim- It saves us all a lot of time,” nine returns for touchdowns makes him almost impossible ing of when Tom had to make in less than two full seasons in to stop. Epstein said. “Some teams a decision and when we could were specific. Some were the NFL. Hester is so danger- “I watched tape after tape make a decision based on our ous at returning kicks and and people were breaking more guarded.” roster and our payroll and Cabrera is the first big punts that teams often prefer down, not taking shots,” where we were at the time,” to kick the ball out of bounds Cooper said. “All you’re name being dangled. He’ll Wren said. “We have flexibil- make more than $10 million just to keep him from having a doing is helping him out. Like ity this year to be more active chance at pulling off another I said, I have mad respect for next season, too expensive for in both the trade market and the Marlins to retain. Having highlight-reel return. him as a player but we have to the free-agent market.” Kiffin said “it’s no fun to attack him like anybody else. lost A-Rod, the Yankees need Rogers, a left-hander who a third baseman but team kick out of bounds,” and he ... If you hesitate for a minute, turns 43 on Saturday, wants to wanted to test his special you’re going to be watching executive Hank Steinbrenner return to Detroit for a third was clear on what New York teams on Sunday against a him and getting his autograph season. player he called perhaps the after the game.” won’t do. “Kenny will pitch in 2008, “It’s pretty obvious which best punt returner ever to play Hester impacts the game and we are currently in nego- the game. whether teams kick to him or players we’re not going to tiations with the Tigers,” trade,” he said, before rattling Whether that’s just not. The Bears’ average start Boras said. pregame bluster or his actual after kickoffs is the 32-yard off the team’s most-prized Clemens, who is 45, is young pitchers. strategy won’t be known until line, third best in the NFL. ready to join the Houston Sunday. The Raiders are in the middle “Chamberlain, Hughes and Astros — as a consultant. In a even Kennedy. Not for a posi- “We would definitely wel- of the pack on kick coverage, sign Clemens’ pitching career come that philosophy,” ranking 13th in the league by tion player.” could be over, his agent sent For now, when other teams Chicago coach Lovie Smith allowing teams to start at the an e-mail to Drayton McLane said. “Does he mean it? Most 26. inquire, Joba Chamberlain, informing the owner the Phil Hughes and Ian Kennedy teams haven’t kicked to him. I One thing the Raiders do seven-time Cy Young Award can understand why you’ll get have is a kicker who can reach aren’t available. winner is set to start his per- Hughes, just 21, showed a guy that would say, ’Hey, he the end zone easily. Sebastian sonal-services contract with puts on his shoes just like Janikowski has sent 23 of his poise and overpowering pitch- the team on Jan. 1. es, even while slowed by everyone else. We’re going to 35 kickoffs into the end zone, “He’s moving toward kick the ball to him. We don’t with a league-leading 18 hamstring and ankle injuries retirement and leaving open that sidelined him for much of like what’s happened so far. being downed for touchbacks. the possibility of playing,” We need to change the The Bears have received only the season. Chamberlain, 22, agent Randy Hendricks said. was instant electricity and on tempo.’ If I was on the other five kicks all season in the end “As Roger has stated several side of the field, I would kick zone, with just one going for a many nights unhittable as times, he’s failed at retirement Mariano Rivera’s setup man the ball to Devin Hester.” touchback. repeatedly.” That’s easy for Smith to “If he’s going to bring it say. He doesn’t have to defend out, he’s going to bring it there was, other than the Hester. out,” Janikowski said. “We’ll Dahlberg Angels needed a center field- Oakland struggled early see what happens. We’ve got er. stopping returns, but has a good coverage team.” Continued from Page 6 Likewise, little has been improved in recent weeks The impact on punts is of years. heard from the St. Louis now that Isaiah Ekejiuba is even more dramatic. Byrd’s punishment came Cardinals over Rick Ankiel’s healthy and Jarrod Cooper is Opponents are averaging a Tuesday when the Cleveland involvement with HGH, and back from a suspension. Now league-low 30.5 net yards per Indians agreed to pay him the Toronto Blue Jays haven’t they get their stiffest test yet punt against Chicago even $7.5 million to pitch for them said anything negative about and they’re happy about the though Hester has only gotten next year. Troy Glaus. Matt Williams is confidence their coach is the chance to return 22 of 46 “It was a decision we are just a broadcaster for the showing in the coverage units. punts. There have been four very comfortable with,” said Arizona Diamondbacks now, “I’m glad because I would touchbacks and four fair Indians general manger Mark but that didn’t stop the team’s have been mad at him if he catches, while 15 punts have Shapiro, who made sure to president from saying nice would have said, ’Hey, I don’t either gone out of bounds or note Byrd’s contribution as a things about him despite his think you guys could do it. been so far away from Hester club leader and his involve- reported purchase of HGH. I’m not kicking it to him,”’ that the opposing team has ment in the community. And Seattle Mariners pres- Cooper said. “We respect downed them before he could The message from that, ident Chuck Armstrong said Devin Hester just like every- get to them. apparently, is that if your he continues to “admire and one else does but you don’t “They either kick it to him, teammates like you and you respect” Jose Guillen even turn your whole game plan kick it out of bounds, they visit a children’s hospital a though the Chronicle reported upside down. You don’t play kick it to one of the up backs, few times you can take any- he bought a veritable smor- somebody scared. You respect or the punter kicks it out of them but you don’t play them bounds,” Urlacher said. thing you want and still be gasbord of performance- generously rewarded for it. scared.” “When they kick it to him, he Too bad that doesn’t work enhancing drugs over the Hester’s nine special teams usually gets a good return, so anymore in track and field years. return touchdowns are already it’s kind of like pick your poi- because Jones could have Four games from now Del tied for fourth most in NFL son with him. He’s just amaz- saved herself years of lying Rio and the Jaguars will wel- history, trailing Brian ing, He’s explosive. He catch- and a stretch in the pen. come Stroud back as if noth- Mitchell (13), Dante Hall and es the ball good. It kind of Byrd, who claimed the ing ever happened. The rest Eric Metcalf (12 each). That makes you mad sometimes, HGH was properly prescribed might even be good for his doesn’t even count his kickoff he doesn’t start out very fast, and used to treat “very low” surgically repaired ankle as return to open the Super Bowl he kinds of weaves his way through, but when he turns it hormone readings, promised Jacksonville makes a bid for against Indianapolis last sea- son. on, he goes.” to tell all after the LCS was the playoffs. over. He hasn’t yet, maybe His 19.6-yard punt return because it’s kind of hard to And you can never have explain why a dentist would too many 310-pounders who NFL | WEEK 10 write one of the prescriptions, make plays sideline to side- as the Chronicle reported. line. Injured Alexander nowhere The Indians aren’t alone in Rodney Harrison, mean- their largesse to tainted play- while, returned to cheers from to be found as Seahawks ers. At one point this spring I Bill Belichick and Shawne thought owner Arte Moreno Merriman remains the big begin preparing for 49ers was going to do the right thing man on campus in San Diego. By GREGG BELL and tell Gary Matthews Jr. he Four-game suspensions Associated Press couldn’t play for the Los KIRKLAND, Wash. — See SEAHAWKS, Page 8 Angeles Angels until he mean nothing in the NFL. (strained Baseball’s testing is filled Shaun Alexander had plenty fessed up to what he did with of good reasons for not being oblique), his HGH. with holes, and HGH use at the Seahawks practice on defensive I was wrong. appears to be rampant in both Wednesday. tackle Moreno postured a bit, then sports. A broken left wrist. A twist- Rocky allowed Matthews to earn the ed left knee. A sprained left Bernard You can’t simply blame the (strained first $10 million of his $50 players since they know they ankle. million contract while still Seattle’s No. 1 running groin) and don’t have all that much to outside WEEK 10: hiding behind a belated — back joined leading receiver 49ers at lose. Deion Branch (sprained foot), linebacker Seahawks and not very believable — Leroy Hill statement that he never took They know their coaches tight end Marcus Pollard Monday, 5:30 p.m. and teams will always have (arthroscopic surgery on his (strained TV: ESPN the drugs he ordered. right ham- Radio: 680 AM Not sure what the message their backs. right knee last month), defen- sive end Patrick Kerney string) — 8 – THURSDAY, NOV. 8, 2007 SPORTS THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL NCAA | TOP 25 PICKS Medicine SCOREBOARD COLLEGE FOOTBALL Milwaukee at Houston, 5:30 p.m. Memphis at Portland, 7 p.m. Continued from Page 6 NHL NBA Utah at Seattle, 7:30 p.m. Cleveland at Sacramento, 7:30 p.m. EASTERN CONFERENCE EASTERN CONFERENCE PACKAGE: Big games — Twins organization in the past Minnesota at L.A. Lakers, 7:30 p.m. Atlantic Division Atlantic Division year. W L OT Pts GF GA WLPctGB The Twins, like the N.Y. Islanders 8 4 0 16 36 37 Boston 2 0 1.000 — L’ville-WVU, USC-Cal — Philadelphia 8 5 0 16 40 31 New Jersey 3 1 .750 — Marlins, are a low-budget Pittsburgh 7 6 1 15 43 41 New York 2 1 .667 1/2 TRANSACTIONS franchise that is stocked with N.Y. Rangers 7 7 1 15 27 26 Toronto 2 2 .500 1 BASEBALL aren’t as big as planned New Jersey 5 7 2 12 32 44 Philadelphia 1 2 .333 1 1/2 American League talented minor league players Northeast Division Southeast Division CHICAGO WHITE SOX—Agreed to terms with By RALPH D. RUSSO No. 9 Arizona State W L OT Pts GF GA WLPctGB SS Juan Uribe on a one-year contract. and Santana would likely be Ottawa 13 1 0 26 50 27 Orlando 3 1 .750 — TEXAS RANGERS—Named Matt Walbeck third- AP College Football Writer (minus 7) at UCLA seeking a multi-year deal Montreal 8 3 3 19 46 35 Charlotte 2 1 .667 1/2 base coach and catching instructor. Often games that get cir- Bruins have won five of Boston 7 5 1 15 32 32 Atlanta 1 2 .333 1 1/2 National League somewhere around the $20- Toronto 6 7 3 15 53 62 Miami 0 3 .000 2 1/2 HOUSTON ASTROS—Traded RHP Brad Lidge cled on the schedule at the last six in series ... UCLA 27- Buffalo 5 7 1 11 41 44 Washington 0 3 .000 2 1/2 and INF Eric Bruntlett to the Philadelphia Phillies 25 million range. Central Division for OF Michael Bourn, RHP Geoff Geary and 3B Mike Costanzo. beginning of the season aren’t 24. Southeast Division WLPctGB With a rotation that already LOS ANGELES DODGERS—Named Dennis quite as big as expected when No. 17 Auburn (plus 2) at includes talented arms in W L OT Pts GF GA Detroit 3 0 1.000 — Mannion chief operating officer. kickoff comes. Carolina 9 3 3 21 58 37 Indiana 3 0 1.000 — PITTSBURGH PIRATES—Named Greg Smith No. 10 Georgia Francisco Liriano (returning Florida 7 8 0 14 41 45 Cleveland 2 2 .500 1 1/2 director of scouting, Kyle Stark director of player There’s a few of those this Road team has won 11 of Atlanta 6 9 0 12 39 58 Milwaukee 2 2 .500 1 1/2 development and Bryan Minniti director of base- from Tommy John surgery), Tampa Bay 5 8 1 11 41 50 Chicago 0 4 .000 3 1/2 ball operations. weekend. All are still impor- last 15 meetings ... AUBURN Matt Garza and Carlos Silva Washington 5 9 1 11 34 42 BASKETBALL tant, but they’re not quite the WESTERN CONFERENCE Women’s National Basketball Association 24-23. (a free agent this year); trad- WESTERN CONFERENCE Southwest Division PHOENIX MERCURY—Promoted Corey Gaines marquee showdowns that Florida State (plus 6) at WLPctGB from assistant coach to coach. ing Santana could be a viable Central Division New Orleans 4 0 1.000 — FOOTBALL were expected. No. 11 Virginia Tech option for the Twins and it W L OT Pts GF GA Houston 4 1 .800 1/2 National Football League Detroit 11 2 1 23 49 31 Dallas 3 1 .750 1 ATLANTA FALCONS—Waived DE Derrick Jones Louisville at West Virginia Seminoles have won 12 from the practice squad. Re-signed CB Brent seems that they are thinking Columbus 8 3 2 18 36 23 San Antonio 3 1 .750 1 was penciled in as a rematch Grimes. straight against Hokies ... the same thing. St. Louis 7 6 0 14 33 30 Memphis 0 2 .000 3 CINCINNATI BENGALS—Placed LB Ahmad of last year’s huge Thursday VIRGINIA TECH 20-17. Chicago 7 7 0 14 39 43 Northwest Division Brooks on injured reserve. Signed TE Nate According to sources, the Nashville 7 7 0 14 38 41 WLPctGB Lawrie from the practice squad. Signed WR night Big East matchup. The No. 12 Southern Twins will continue to try to Denver 2 2 .500 — Skyler Green to the practice squad. Cardinals and Mountaineers Northwest Division Utah 2 2 .500 — MIAMI DOLPHINS—Placed LB Abraham Wright California (minus 4) at No. sign their Cy Young award W L OT Pts GF GA Minnesota 0 3 .000 1 1/2 on injured reserve. Signed DB Jereme Perry. again meet on a Thursday 24 California Minnesota 9 4 2 20 41 34 Portland 0 3 .000 1 1/2 NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS—Activated WR Chad winning pitcher to a multi- Colorado 9 5 0 18 46 38 Seattle 0 4 .000 2 Jackson and CB Eddie Jackson from the physi- night, but it’s been a disap- USC is minus-5 in turnover year deal this winter but if Calgary 6 6 3 15 45 49 Pacific Division cally unable to perform list. Released S Ray pointing season for Louisville margin ... USC 24-21. Vancouver 6 8 0 12 36 43 WLPctGB Ventrone. attempts fail, Santana will be Edmonton 5 10 0 10 33 51 L.A. Clippers 3 0 1.000 — NEW YORK JETS—Signed LB Marques Murrell (5-4, 2-2). Still, West Virginia Phoenix 3 1 .750 1/2 from Philadelphia’s practice squad. No. 13 Michigan (minus 2 PHILADELPHIA EAGLES—Placed S Sean on the block with Minnesota Pacific Division L.A. Lakers 2 2 .500 1 1/2 Considine on injured reserve. Signed S Marcus is hanging around the fringe 1/2) at Wisconsin W L OT Pts GF GA Sacramento 1 3 .250 2 1/2 looking for multiple, blue Paschal from the practice squad. Signed S Erick of the national title race and Wolverines have won San Jose 7 6 1 15 34 35 Golden State 0 4 .000 3 1/2 Harris and DE Xzavie Jackson to the practice chip prospects in return. Los Angeles 7 8 0 14 46 47 squad. very much in the hunt for a seven of last eight against Dallas 6 6 2 14 39 38 ——— SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS—Re-signed LB conference title. Badgers ... WISCONSIN 27- Anaheim 6 8 2 14 34 43 Tuesday’s Games Roderick Green. Signed G Sean Estrada to the Phoenix 5 7 0 10 29 34 Phoenix 115, Charlotte 83 practice squad. The Southern California- 24. Clemens to work New Jersey 87, Atlanta 82 HOCKEY Cal game has played a major Two points for a win, one point for overtime loss New York 119, Denver 112 National Hockey League Fresno State (plus 17 1/2) for Astros, likely or shootout loss. Milwaukee 112, Toronto 85 BUFFALO SABRES—Called up F Clarke role in deciding the Pac-10 in at No. 14 Hawaii ——— Orlando 111, Minnesota 103 MacArthur from Rochester (AHL). done playing Tuesday’s Games L.A. Clippers 97, Chicago 91 COLORADO AVALANCHE—Assigned F Brad recent seasons, but the Bulldogs are 1-5 at Hawaii Atlanta 2, Washington 1, OT Houston 89, San Antonio 81 Richardson to Lake Erie (AHL). N.Y. Islanders 3, N.Y. Rangers 2 Sacramento 104, Seattle 98 COLUMBUS BLUE JACKETS—Activated RW Trojans and Bears have since 1995 ... HAWAII 49-30. Derek Dorsett from injured reserve and assigned Ottawa 5, Toronto 1 Cleveland 108, Golden State 104 him to Syracuse (AHL). already combined to lose five Texas Tech (plus 6 1/2) at It looks like Roger Wednesday’s Games New Orleans 118, L.A. Lakers 104 LOS ANGELES KINGS—Recalled F Matt games. USC still has hopes No. 15 Texas Buffalo 2, Boston 1, OT Wednesday’s Games Moulson from Manchester (AHL). Clemens’ career will finally Philadelphia 3, Pittsburgh 1 Atlanta 105, Phoenix 96 NEW YORK RANGERS—Assigned F Greg for a conference title. The Tech’s Graham Harrell has be hitting the showers as has Detroit 3, Nashville 2, SO Orlando 105, Toronto 96 Moore to Hartford (AHL). Tampa Bay 3, Florida 1 L.A. Clippers 104, Indiana 89. ST. LOUIS BLUES—Recalled D Erik Johnson Trojans will need to win out 1,183 more passing yards than been long past due for the 45- Chicago 5, Columbus 2 Philadelphia 94, Charlotte 63 from Peoria (AHL). and get help. No. 2 QB in nation ... TEXAS Colorado 4, Edmonton 3, SO Boston 119, Denver 93 COLLEGE year old. Phoenix at Anaheim, Late San Antonio 88, Miami 78 CCNY—Named Jason Dibelius men’s volleyball Wisconsin and Michigan 39-28. Clemens has accepted a job Dallas at San Jose, Late Memphis 105, Seattle 98 coach. were top-10 teams to start the Thursday’s Games Cleveland at Utah, Late ILLINOIS STATE—Suspended senior LT Isaiah No. 16 Connecticut (plus with the Astros front office as Tampa Bay at Carolina, 4 p.m. New Orleans at Portland, Late Washington for the rest of the season because of Philadelphia at New Jersey, 4 p.m. Thursday’s Games a violation of team rules. regular season, but they, too, 6 1/2) at Cincinnati a “consultant” and will begin MASSACHUSETTS-DARTMOUTH—Announced Pittsburgh at N.Y. Rangers, 4 p.m. Washington at New Jersey, 4:30 p.m. will meet Saturday with a UConn going for third the resignation of Alex Silva, women’s soccer working for the team in an Montreal at Boston, 4:30 p.m. Detroit at Chicago, 5 p.m. coach. combined five losses. The nine-win season in school his- advisory role per his agent. Washington at Ottawa, 4:30 p.m. Dallas at Golden State, 7:30 p.m. MONTANA ST.-BILLINGS—Named Kevin Woodin Dallas at Phoenix, 6 p.m. Friday’s Games women’s golf coach. Wolverines have come back tory ... CINCINNATI 28-20. This has long been over Vancouver at Calgary, 6 p.m. Toronto at Philadelphia, 4 p.m. NORTH DAKOTA—Announced the resignation of strong from an awful start. Friday’s Games Indiana at Charlotte, 4 p.m. Tom Buning, athletic director. No. 18 Florida (minus 6 due for “the Rocket” and Toronto at Buffalo, 4:30 p.m. Phoenix at Miami, 4:30 p.m. PURDUE—Suspended freshman F Keshia They’re perfect in the Big Ten 1/2) at South Carolina hopefully he can finally hang Columbus at Detroit, 4:30 p.m. Atlanta at Boston, 4:30 p.m. Mosley indefinitely from the women’s basketball Atlanta at Florida, 4:30 p.m. Orlando at New York, 4:30 p.m. team for an undisclosed violation of team rules. and can still win the confer- Gators’ Tim Tebow is top- up the cleats and put away the St. Louis at Chicago, 5:30 p.m. Denver at Washington, 5 p.m. WISCONSIN-MILWAUKEE—Announced G Avery ence title and Rose Bowl bid. rated QB (179) in country ... glove for good. San Jose at Anaheim, 7 p.m. San Antonio at New Orleans, 5 p.m. Smith has been removed from the men’s basket- The picks: FLORIDA 33-28. Colorado at Vancouver, 7 p.m. L.A. Clippers at Detroit, 5 p.m. ball team. Thursday No. 19 Boise State (minus Louisville (plus 16) at No. 24) at Utah State 6 West Virginia Jackson. things in my game,” James ing the Warriors’ smaller star Aggies are one of two win- “I felt we were playing said. “We’re not as deep as when Golden State had the Average score in last two less teams in country ... Warriors good basketball, and at one they are, but we’re experi- ball. James made his biggest meetings: 45-39 ... WEST BOISE STATE 55-20. Continued from Page 6 point we had the game under enced, and we know how to defensive plays on Golden VIRGINIA 39-20. Wake Forest (plus 9) at control,” Davis said. “Then play basketball.” State’s fast breaks, roaring Saturday No. 20 Clemson Damon Jones’ 3-pointer and we had a couple of bad breaks James left the court after from behind to swat away Illinois (plus 14 1/2) at Demon Deacons haven’t Ilgauskas’ free throws, but defensively. It’s a tough loss, Biedrins accidentally hit him layup attempts three times. No. 1 Ohio State won at Clemson since 1998 ... Golden State trimmed the but it was a great NBA game. in the face while reaching for “The key plays were the Illini held Buckeyes to reg- CLEMSON 28-17. lead to one point on Davis’ We’re young, and we keep a rebound. James walked gin- three blocks by James in the ular season-low 224 yards in No. 21 Alabama (minus 5) free throws and Andris trying to figure it out. (James) gerly to the locker room with open court,” Golden State ’06 ... OHIO STATE 37-17. at Mississippi State Biedrins’ hook shot. dominated the game. He’s a a towel over his left eye, but coach Don Nelson said. “All Louisiana Tech (plus 36) Tide must bounce back James drew three defend- great player.” returned moments later. ers on the Cavs’ next posses- three blocks were sensational, at No. 2 LSU from LSU disappointment ... The Cavaliers played with- This wasn’t James’ first just phenomenal. ... We Tigers are 16-1 against sion. He passed to Ilgauskas, out guard Larry Hughes, who big night in Oakland. He got ALABAMA 26-23. who quickly rotated the ball played our best game of the Bulldogs ... LSU 55-13. Arkansas (pick) at No. 22 bruised his left knee in a col- the second triple-double of to Daniel Gibson — and the lision with Phoenix’s Leandro his career against the year. We had a chance to Baylor (plus 38) at No. 4 Tennessee playoff hero’s 3-pointer with win.” Oklahoma Barbosa on Sunday in the Warriors nearly three years Razorbacks TB Darren 19 seconds left sealed opening game of their six- ago — a feat that occurred Ellis scored 14 points in Sooners are 16-0 against McFadden making late Cleveland’s second win of the stop road trip. Sasha Pavlovic just three nights after he the second quarter as the Bears ... OKLAHOMA 50-10. Heisman push ... season. Gibson finished with scored just six points on 2-of- became the youngest player Warriors erased Cleveland’s No. 5 Kansas (minus 6) at ARKANSAS 27-26. 22 points. 11 shooting in Hughes’ start- in NBA history with a triple- 10-point lead. Golden State Oklahoma State No. 23 Virginia (plus 3 “That’s the way I envision ing spot, and only seven play- double. closed the third quarter on a Cowboys’ No. 1 rush 1/2) at Miami our team eventually playing ers scored for the Cavs. Davis and James dueled 13-2 run, taking the lead offense in Big 12 vs. KU’s Cavaliers have won five every day,” Brown said. “Our “It’s a challenge for me, down the stretch this time, entering the fourth on Ellis’ No. 2 rush defense ... games by two points or less ... guys did a great job driving but I’m trying to do more with James sometimes guard- buzzer-beating 3-pointer. KANSAS 28-24. MIAMI 21-14. and kicking the basketball. ... Texas A&M (plus 19 1/2) No. 25 Kentucky (minus 3 I take my hat off to our guys. at No. 7 Missouri 1/2) at Vanderbilt It was absolutely fun basket- Bankruptcy? Tigers TEs Martin Rucker Commodores defense ball down the stretch.” Davis, who sat out both of Is it for me? and Chase Coffman have 104 ranks third in SEC ... KEN- eddechant.com receptions ... MISSOURI 44- the Cavaliers’ last two visits TUCKY 27-24. to Oakland because of sus- Free Consultation 17. ——— pensions, had 29 points and EDMUND DECHANT No. 8 Boston College Last week’s record: 16-5 10 assists. Monta Ellis scored Attorney at Law (minus 6 1/2) at Maryland (straight); 10-7-3 (vs. points). 22 points and Al Harrington Terps must win two of final 35 years Bankruptcy Season: 159-43 (straight); added 19 for the Warriors, Experience three to get bowl eligible ... 95-83-6 (vs. points). who fell to 0-4 in their tough BOSTON COLLEGE 27-20. early season schedule without 707-604-0042 suspended swingman Stephen bly rest him.” 800-823-0600 Seahawks Branch kept saying he was “day to day” but it seems like- MENDO TRUCK Continued from Page 7 ly he will miss a third consec- MENDO TRUCK utive game. ACCESSORIES all starters — in missing the Holmgren said again on first major preparation day for Wednesday that he intends to the Seahawks (4-4) before replace many usual running they host San Francisco (2-6) calls with more passes from on Monday night. Matt Hasselbeck, the one con- Special teams standouts sistent performer on an Niko Koutouvides and Will offense that has been Herring, a rookie, are also mediocre all season. Then the hurt. They have sore ham- coach showed that intention strings, though Koutouvides during drills. SUPERIOR practiced a little on “If today at practice was Wednesday. any indication or (has) mean- PROFESSIONAL “But some of them will ing, we’ve got a lot more SERVICE come back. We’ll practice shots downfield, a lot more them, hopefully, on Friday,” things that are sort of wide- 406 Talmage Rd., Ukiah coach Mike Holmgren said. “I open,” Hasselbeck said. “A 462-4614 think we’re going to have half very aggressive offense.” of them for the game. Yet an offense that still is in “Now which half? I don’t flux. Wednesday brought know,” he said, chuckling. another tweak in the starting “Herring I would say is offensive line, part of doubtful, and all the rest of Holmgren’s promise last week them have a shot. And I don’t to mix and match in search of say that with a lot of convic- better run-blocking. Veteran tion, but they have a shot.” Hydroponic & Garden Supply Alexander hurt the knee backup Floyd Womack and ankle while rushing for 32 worked in place of first-team For All Your right tackle Sean Locklear for yards on 14 carries Sunday. Garden Needs Check “The swelling has gone much of practice. Locklear down. It was not a structural missed practice last week with Inside & Outside injury,” Holmgren said. “It’s a sore ankle, but was not list- just now the swelling has to ed by the team as injured Our Customers Classifieds go down, his range of motion Wednesday. has to come back. The inflam- Last week, Womack prac- Become Our mation is limiting his ability ticed ahead of starting right Family to bend his knee. guard Chris Gray and starting “Friday or Saturday he has left guard Rob Sims, but Gray 351-C Hastings Ave., Ukiah to show me he can do what he and Sims started against Fax: 467-0900 468-3500 does, otherwise we’ll proba- Cleveland. Tel: 467-0400 THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT THURSDAY, NOV. 8, 2007 – 9 14th annual Winter Concert BILLBOARD ‘Seussical, The Musical’ to open set for Saturday, Dec. 8 at the Ukiah Playhouse on Nov. 15 “Seussical, The Musical” opens Nov. 15 at the Ukiah The Daily Journal Playhouse, and plays through December 8, 2007. “Seussical” is Near and Arnold’s School of a co-production of Ukiah Players Theatre and Mendocino Performing Arts and Cultural College. Education, along with Ukiah Brewing “Seussical” is based on the works of the beloved children’s Company, Hoyman Browe Studio, Ahl author Theodore Geisel, known to the world as Dr. Seuss. One Motors, Tropo Records, Dripworks, would think it impossible to condense the major characters and Mendocino Water Works, and Hot stories of Seuss into a cohesive evening, but “Seussical” does Yoga Ukiah, in cooperation with it, combining bits and pieces of at least 14 Seuss classics Mendocino College Community (including “The Cat In The Hat,” of course). The main story Extension present the 14th annual involves Horton the Elephant’s efforts to save his friend Jojo Winter Concert -- a celebration of and the other inhabitants on Who. In the end, Seussical is real- Middle Eastern fusion music. The per- ly about believing in yourself, keeping promises and the formance will be on Saturday, Dec. 8, rewards of being an independent “thinker.” The eclectic, upbeat at 8 p.m., at the Mendocino College score will keep feet tapping throughout the show. Center Theater, 1000 Hensley Creek This production is directed by Rick Allan, with musical Road, Ukiah. direction by Les Pfutzenreuter and choreography by Maria A great way to kick off the holiday Monti. The music was composed by Stephen Flaherty, with season and support the SPACE pro- yrics by Lynn Ahrens. The script/book was written by Lynn gram, this year’s show brings together Ahrens and Stephen Flaherty, and the musical was conceived guitarist extraordinaire Alex de Grassi by Lynn Ahrens, Stephen Flaherty and Eric Idle. and world-renowned oboist Paul Tickets are available at Mendocino Book Company on McCandless with their very special School Street in Ukiah, and through the Ukiah Players Theatre guests, the Georges Lammam box office at 462-9226. Group rates and season tickets are Ensemble and vocalist Diala Aboud, available. performing original pan-Arabic Paul McCandless, above, Georges Lammam, bottom left, and Alex de melodies fusing Eastern and Western Grassi will perform at the 14th annual Winter Concert. ‘Trending to the Wild: Restoring musical sensibilities. Widely acclaimed as a leading Wildlands Biodiversity’ slideshow innovator and virtuoso of the acoustic and lecture set for Nov. 15 guitar, Alex de Grassi fuses a variety At the Occidental Arts and Ecology Center (OAEC), heavi- of guitar traditions into a highly ly logged woodlands are on their way to becoming stately and orchestrated sound. fire-resilient forests. Water that once roared through gullies and From Gershwin to Hendrix, and carried sediment into streams now flows across the surface and from folk and jazz standards to origi- soaks into the land, recharging the water table. Tree frogs, nal compositions, Alex’s performances snakes, and dragonflies are now populating the edges of rain- and many recordings reveal a unique water ponds. Using the OAEC as a case study, Brock Dolman, and powerful voice. co-director of the Occidental Arts and Ecology Center’s He has performed at concert halls Wildlands Biodiversity Program, will deliver a slide lecture and festivals around the world, and, in entitled “Trending to the Wild: Promoting Wildlands 2006, was commissioned to compose Biodiversity” on Thursday, Nov. 15, at the Ukiah Civic Center, and perform an original piece for gui- 7 p.m. This Peregrine Audubon Society program is free to the tar and strings. public, though donations will be gratefully accepted. Alex has received numerous The Ukiah Civic Center is at 300 Seminary Avenue. From awards, including a Grammy nomina- The Georges Lammam Ensemble is Lebanon to a family surrounded by art 101 take Perkins west to State Street (3rd light). Go left on tion for his recording, The Water noted for its awe-inspiring presenta- and music. State Street and turn right on Seminary Ave. Take Seminary to Garden. tions of the classical Arabic musical The ensemble is now based in San the end. To join Peregrine Audubon Society and receive a During a distinguished career span- repertoire. Skillfully blending artful Francisco. Their guest vocalist, Diala newsletter with regular announcements about programs and ning three decades, Paul McCandless Eastern improvisation with Western Aboud, started singing at an early age field trips, please send $15 to PAS, P.O. Box 311, Ukiah, CA has brought a soaring lyricism to his harmonic and melodic styling, the and with her extraordinary voice and 95482. www.peregrineaudubon.org. playing and composing that has been ensemble’s original music sings to unique talent, she made her television integral to the ensemble sound of two people of all cultures -- songs for debut at age 8. seminal world music bands, the origi- love, songs for dance, and songs to Diala has studied music and piano nal Paul Winter Consort and the heal. for many years, and is currently work- relentlessly innovative quartet, Violinist/vocalist Georges ing on her first recording. Jewelry Oregon. Lammam, who has been performing Reserved seating tickets for this A gifted multi-instrumentalist and since he was 15, is joined by his two incredible night of music will be by composer, Paul has specialized in an brothers -- accordionist Elias available at Mendocino Book unusually broad palette of both single Lammam and percussionist Tony Company. Tickets are $25 for adults David and double reed instruments that Lammam. and $10 for children, 18 and under. Together, they are devoted to bring- reflect his grounding in both classical All proceeds will benefit the SPACE Full Service and jazz disciplines. ing the rich diversity and passion of program. McCandless recorded three albums Arabic music to audiences around the For more information, call 462- “Since 1980” and toured with Bela Fleck, with world. Of Palestinian descent, the 9370, or visit the web site 303 ‘A’ Talmage Rd., Ukiah 468-0640 whom he won a Grammy in 1996. three brothers were born in Beirut, www.spaceperformingarts.org.

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Give us a call today and start clearing away the clutter! 468-3500 10 – THURSDAY, NOV. 8, 2007 ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL Frame Continued from Page 3 and find out when the light is in your favor. You’ll want the light on you, in most cases, not lighting you up from behind. Backlighting can throw off your meter readings and require a flash to fill in the shadows. Morning offers a light from the rising sun that is not directly shining on the sub- ject. It brightens the sky with sun beams that can cause squinting once they reach noon and afternoon. Observe the light around 9 and 10 a.m.. Before 8 a.m., the shadows will be deep blue and reflect that on the faces and clothing. If the day for your shoot offers clouds, you can choose any backdrop. The diffused light is even and easy on your eyes. Pick a theme If your family is all about sports, take a family photo that reveals this common thread. A themed family photo is a great way to show off why your fam- ily gets along so well. Each subject can hold the ball or equipment from their favorite sport. Any theme can work if you plan out the props and get Ruby Bell Sherpa as Cissy and Dan Kozloff as Reggie everyone on board. star in MCT’s production of “Quartet.” Pick your clothes Wardrobe can be a headache MCT’s to run ‘Quartet’ for one photo subject let alone a bunch who will be appearing together. Choose outfits that through Sunday, Dec. 2 share tones and take it easy on The Daily Journal patterns that might clash. As a Ronald Harwood’s comedy “Quartet,” directed by Betty general rule, wear an outfit that Abramson and sponsored by Rossi’s Building Materials, fills feels comfortable and flatters the final slot in the Mendocino Theatre Company’s season, your skin tone and figure. Stay opening Nov. 1 and running for 20 performances through Dec. away from white clothes for 2. outdoor shoots as they tend to absorb other colors. Don’t go Quartet tells the story of four retired opera singers, played by out and buy clothes just for the MTC veteran actors Dan Kozloff, Ann Woodhead, Ruby Bell shoot, and don’t wear dress up Sherpa and David Woolis, who find themselves at a retirement clothes that you haven’t worn home for musicians. When they’re asked to reprise their roles since that last family wedding. as the “Quartet” in the famous opera Rigoletto for the home’s Casual dress family portraits annual celebration of Guiseppe Verdi’s birthday, the play are often more realistic and through the family vines. Let Growing up ago, try it again and then mea- becomes a celebration of friendship, love, music, opera, aging more enjoyable to pose for. the dogs run along side, they’re sure how much your family has and Guiseppe Verdi. family to. If you decide to sit You can re-create the same grown up and hopefully grown Quartet will run Thursdays through Sundays until Dec. 2. for the photo, try to connect family pose year after year if together. All performances are at 8 p.m. except for 2 p.m. Sunday Pose with purpose with your co-posers. Have the you really want to see how Cook-Mankins is the ROP matinees on Nov. 25 and Dec. 2 (no night performances on You can move in your fami- kids wrap their arms around the your family grows together. If Photo Teacher at Ukiah High. these dates). ly photo. Who says everyone parents, or try sitting in a you walked hand and hand Send comments, questions, Tickets are $15 on Thursday, Friday and Sunday; $20 on has to sit on a bench and smile. “Brady Bunch” line on a short through the vineyards for a requests to www.mizdigital- Saturday. Call for reservations 937-4477 or visit www.mendo- Take a walk hand and hand wall or log. family photo two or three years sports.com cinotheatre.org. BILLBOARD Where can you find the Mendocino Stories and Music perfect Christmas Tree... Series set for Nov. 16 On Friday, Nov. 16, the Mendocino Stories and Music series features four singer/songwriters in the Round in the Garden and all the Trimmings? Room of the Mendocino Hotel. Four locals, Louisa Morris, Jamie Gilliam, Holly Tannen, and Danny Barca, will share the stage in presenting their origi- nal songs and stories. Coming to the Ukiah Daily Journal Doors open at 6 p.m.; the program starts at 7 p.m. Donations are requested. For more information, contact Pattie at 937-1732 or www.mendocinostories.com/events. Nov. 26th, Dec. 1st, 3rd, 8th, 10th and 15th 3rd annual ‘Noche de Estrellas’ fundraiser set for Saturday, Dec. 1 Near and Arnold’s School of Performing Arts and Cultural Education and Nuestra Casa will present “Noche de Estrellas” (“Night of the Stars”), a Spanish language talent show of song, dance, poetry featuring over 50 local performers ages 5 to 85. It will take place on Saturday, Dec. 1, 7 p.m., at the Ukiah High School Auditorium, 1000 Low Gap Road, Ukiah. All ages are invited to attend the evening of songs, music, dance, streeth theater, jokes and stories in panish. General admission is $5. for more information, call 462-9370, or visit SPACE’s web site at http://www.spaceperformingarts.org. Living Trees Tree trees up to 10 flocking Norm Island Lodge in Ukiah #1728 feet tall Annual $2600 Crab per ticket Wreaths Cost Feed Where and Cut your to own trees Runs 6 times (All You Can Eat) garland 2x2 size reserve Only $150.00 Saturday, November 10th trees 6:00 p.m. – Cocktails The Ukiah 7:00 p.m. – Dinner DAILY JOURNAL Advertise your 1200 Hastings Rd., Ukiah Reservation Call your Ukiah Daily Journal Christmas Tree lot Deadline is representative to reserve your space Tickets available at the Lodge. on this Nov. 21st Buy tickets early! 462-1728 special page 468-3500 TIME OUT THURSDAY, NOV. 8, 2007 – 11 Editor: Chris McCartney, 468-3524 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected]

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

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

DILBERT by Scott Adams FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thaves

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DOONESBURY by Gary Trudeau HAGAR THE HORRIBLE by Dik Browne

(1656-1742), astronomer/mathematician; Nations our country would walk alone, ruled Datebook: Thursday, Nov. 8, 2007 Bram Stoker (1847-1912), author; Margaret by fear instead of confidence and hope.” -- Mitchell, (1900-1949) author; Bonnie Raitt Eleanor Roosevelt Today is the 312th day of 2007 and the 47th In 2002, the U.N. Security Council unani- (1949-), musician, is 58; Parker Posey (1968-), TODAY’S FACT: In 1994, the synthetic day of autumn. mously voted to give Iraq a “final opportunity” actress, is 39; Tara Reid (1975-), actress, is 32. element Roentgenium, named after Wilhelm TODAY’S HISTORY: In 1895, physicist to disarm. TODAY’S SPORTS: In 1966, Frank Roentgen, was created. It currently has no Wilhelm Roentgen discovered X-rays. In 2005, the French government declared a Robinson of the Baltimore Orioles became the known uses. In 1960, John F. Kennedy was elected pres- state of emergency after 12 days of riots by first person to be named MVP of both baseball TODAY’S MOON: Between last quarter ident of the United States, defeating Richard African immigrant youths. leagues. M. Nixon. TODAY’S BIRTHDAYS: Edmond Halley TODAY’S QUOTE: “Without the United (Nov. 1) and new moon (Nov. 9).

to accomplish these aims, it things as possible, even if it is cession if one is asked of you when you don’t have too won’t matter. You’ll let down painful at times. To do other- at work. When given too much time to think about what ASTROGRAPH the people on the job. wise could damage your much time to think about it, you’re doing. If you envision CAPRICORN (Dec. 22- image down the line. you’ll imagine all kinds of it as laborious, your interest Jan. 19) -- There’s a chance ARIES (March 21-April phobias involved. will quickly wane. By Bernice Bede Osol you could be forced to operate 19) -- Your comrades won’t CANCER (June 21-July LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) in close conjunction with support your new ideas if you 22) -- Should you say some- -- Speak well of friends, even someone of whom you may be aren’t enthusiastic about pre- thing impulsively that you if someone should indicate a bit jealous. Don’t let envy senting them. They’ll think wish to take back, tell a self- success. that one of your pals hasn’t cause you to act in an unbe- you don’t believe in them deprecating joke. Attempting SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. been generous with his or her coming manner. yourself or that you have little to explain the thoughtless 22) -- It’s a fun day to go praise of you. Responding AQUARIUS (Jan. 20- use for them at this point. remark might only make shopping, and you’re apt to poorly would justify his or her Feb. 19) -- At a social gather- TAURUS (April 20-May things worse. find all kinds of unexpected complaints. ing, a joke could unintention- 20) -- If you get involved in LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) -- items to purchase. But if you Major changes are ahead Friday, Nov. 9, 2007 ally go wrong and come out in something that includes oth- If friends should suggest play- are buying on credit in hopes for Scorpio that you’ll want to Because your desire to an unkind way to another ers, it will be imperative that ing a game of chance, don’t let of having the funds to pay at a know about. Send for your accumulate material things friend who isn’t present. all participants protect the money or betting of any kind later date, hold back a bit. Astro-Graph predictions for may be stronger than usual in Don’t let it go unexplained; interests of everybody else. be introduced into the event; it SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23- the year ahead, you can use set the facts straight. Without this shield, the union could take all the fun out of the year ahead by mailing $2 Dec. 21) -- You’re likely to this for motivation to acquire PISCES (Feb. 20-March could collapse. the activity. to Astro-Graph, c/o of this have good ambitions and bigger and better things. 20) -- When it comes to your GEMINI (May 21-June VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. newspaper, P.O. Box 167, expectations, but if you don’t When utilized productively, it work or career, strive to be as 20) -- You might be better off 22) -- Success in your endeav- Wickliffe, OH 44092-0167. Be think well about your abilities can be a great contributor to forthright and honest about making an instantaneous con- or is indicated, especially sure to state your zodiac sign.

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THE LEARNING CHALLENGER by Robert Barnett

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

CHAOS GRID THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME 44 36 34 8 by Henri Arnold and Mike Argirion MNSB 29 -7 -5 2 Unscramble these four Jumbles, LIEI one letter to each square, 40 31 4 -2 to form four ordinary words. OAOC 10 0 46 38 ESDP COHLT

CLUE: AFTER TAXES ORDER GRID 77 ©2007 Tribune Media Services, Inc. 77 All Rights Reserved.

34 77 S GYDUP 29 2 77 LI -5 77 E 77 77 77 77 77 11/8/2007 DECODED MESSAGE: HINSAV

ANSWERS IN NEXT EDITION © 2007 Robert Barnett www.jumble.com TAUBEY Answers to Previous Now arrange the circled letters Learning Challenger to form the surprise answer, as HOLDER FOR LIQUIDS suggested by the above cartoon.

19 22 19 23 HOLD Answer here: “ ” 24 18 18 23 ERFO (Answers tomorrow) 22 24 23 14 Jumbles: MERCY GLOAT VOLUME FABRIC RL IQ Yesterday’s 18 19 23 23 Answer: Where the paper boy went when he rescued UIDS the cat —OUT ON A LIMB 11/7/2007 Married woman feels potential for a new relationship Dear Annie: My heart is breaking. I am a The problem is, we just had a baby four food locked up -- I’m sure you’d consider that 40-year-old married mother of three, and I months ago. I understand my husband doesn’t abuse. A strong sex drive feels exactly like that have lost the spark in my marriage. The real ANNIE’S MAILBOX sleep well because of his back, but that leaves -- you’re hungry all the time. Telling your problem is that I am in love with a co-worker - me to get up with the baby every night. I also spouse he has to do without because you don’t - a female co-worker. I have never had a les- By Kathy Mitchell and Marcy Sugar am up with all three of our children on week- need it as often is cruel. bian relationship, but I care about “Nina” in a ends while he sleeps until 10 a.m. Is this fair? I Why should the partner with the minimal way I’ve never felt before. We are good friends can’t help but be a little resentful, but then I sex drive determine the type and frequency of and spend a lot of time together -- shopping, possibilities. It is unlikely that you are “sud- feel bad if I bother him at night. How can we intimacy? Never feeling satisfied is a terrible dining out, going to the movies -- and I’m fan- denly” gay. Either you have been repressing compromise? -- Sleep Deprived in Oregon way to live. If you love your spouse, you won’t tasizing about having more, but I have no idea that side of yourself for years, or your attrac- Dear Sleep Deprived: Your husband may want him to be hungry. if Nina is interested in a gay relationship. tion to Nina is not so much sexual as it is an not sleep well because of his back, but you By the way, I’m a woman who knows what infatuation with her personality. This happens When I look into her eyes, I see my soul don’t sleep well because of the baby, so when it’s like to be treated as if there’s something more often than you might think and has little mate and am filled with such a longing, I can wrong with me for wanting sex, and to have a to do with your basic sexual orientation. the weekend comes, you’re even. Here’s your hardly stand it. Is it crazy for me to feel this compromise: You get to sleep more on spouse who uses sex as a reward and withholds way? Can someone suddenly become gay? You have an obligation to your husband and children to work on your marriage first. Saturday, and he gets extra rest on Sunday. it for punishment. I am now remarried. It is And what should I tell my husband? I still love Whether that means sleeping late in the morn- heaven to be with someone who enjoys making him, but I don’t feel the same passion I feel for Passion is wonderful, but it’s not everything. ing or taking a nap in the afternoon is up to sure I’m taken care of in every way. And it Nina. Please help. -- Brokenhearted in the Please get counseling and sort this out. you. P.S.: If your husband hasn’t asked his doc- makes me want to do everything I can to see Midwest Dear Annie: My husband was in a car acci- dent three years ago and has had back pain ever tor about pain management, please suggest it. that he’s happy in return. -- O. Dear Brokenhearted: Your marriage has Dear O.: Thanks for the excellent analogy. become stale and that has left you open to other since. 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831-07 790-07 LOST & HELP HELP PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE 11-8,15,22/07 10-18,25,11-1,8/07 NOTICES FOUND WANTED WANTED NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE 10 30 120 120 ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE 788-07 ADOPTIONS & Ukiah shelter at 298 DENTAL HYGIEN- Finance TS # CA-07-94106-JB Loan # 16301954 YOU FOR CHANGE OF NAME 807-07 ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A DEED OF 10-18,25,11-1,8/07 FOSTER CARE Plant Rd. safe and IST Part Time, flexi- ACCOUNTANT/ Case No. SCUKCVPT ‘0750160 FICTITIOUS 10-25,11-1,8,15/07 TLC Child & Family sound. I am a Border ble hours. Looking for FULL CHARGE TRUST DATED 3/25/2005. UNLESS YOU SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA, TAKE ACTION TO PROTECT YOUR PROP- BUSINESS NAME FICTITIOUS Services seeks families. Collie and am just 5 a warm, caring indi- BOOKKEEPER COUNTY OF MENDOCINO, Court House, ERTY, IT MAY BE SOLD AT A PUBLIC STATEMENT BUSINESS NAME Reimbursement, training months old. Please vidual. Fax resume to Northern Circle Indi- Ukiah, CA 95482 & professional support call Sage at 467- SALE. IF YOU NEED AN EXPLANATION OF File No.: 2007-0F700 STATEMENT 707-462-7601 an Housing Authority IN THE MATTER OF THE APPLICATION provided. 463-1100 6453 if you can help THE NATURE OF THE PROCEEDING THE FOLLOWING seeks accounting File No.: 2007-F0634 #236800809 me find my way AGAINST YOU, YOU SHOULD CONTACT A OF: Alejandro Pena Suarez PERSON(S) IS Direct Care Work professional to direct THE FOLLOWING home. LAWYER. A public auction sale to the highest THE COURT FINDS that Petitioner(s) Adrian (ARE) DOING BUSI- No Experience financial operations. Pena and Lourdes Suarez has/have filed a PERSON(S) IS PERSONALS bidder for cash, cashier's check drawn on a NESS AS: 20 HELP Needed!! Prepares extensive Petition for Change of Applicant(s)’ name (ARE) DOING BUSI- state or national bank, check drawn by state UKIAH CUSTOM KAIXIO. Ba al dakizu 120 WANTED Morning, evening, financial/budgetary/st or federal credit union, or a check drawn by a FROM Alejandro Pena Suarez CABINETS NESS AS: euskaraz? I want to graveyard. Drug test Admin Assist. atistical reports, state or federal savings and loan association, TO Alejandro Pena-Suarez 902 Waugh Ln MENDOCINO learn Basque. call required, no test for position, Joy C. Ward maintains GL and all or savings association, or savings bank speci- THE COURT ORDERS All people interested Ukiah, CA 95482 SMOKE & GIFT Mark 877-209-5727 - cannabis, good DMV. CPA office. 216 subsidiary ledgers, fied in Section 5102 to the Financial code and in this matter appear before this court to show James D. Mulheren mm99016@yahoo. Personal care, cook- SHOP Mason St. Ukiah. manages payroll, authorized to do business in this state, will be cause why this application for change of 902 Waugh Ln com - hablo espanol. ing, cleaning, driving 1109 S. State St. 7-14 hrs/wk. Gen. maintains insurance held by duly appointed trustee. The sale will name should not be granted on: Ukiah, CA 95482 and providing living policies, investment be made, but without covenant or warranty, Ukiah, CA 95482 LOST & knowl. in computers. HEARING DATE: 11/30/2007 at 9:30 a.m. in Marianne L. Mulhe- skills training to accounts & HR files, expressed or implied, regarding title, posses- Nayef Asfour 30 FOUND Apply at Office, or fax Dept E, located at Court House, 100 N. ren adults with develop- supervises support sion, or encumbrances, to pay the remaining 1169 Incline Ct. Found Oct 13th & resume to 707-468- State Street, Ukiah, California 95482 265 Crestview Dr mental disabilities. staff. Exp. with principal sum of the note(s) secured by the 14th a photo sleeve 1268, email cheryl Dated: Oct 11, 2007 Ukiah,CA 95482 Ukiah, CA 95482 Three 6 bed group Quickbooks Pro de- Deed of Trust, with interest and late charges from wallet, lost at @joycwardcpa.com /s/ Cindee F Mayfield This business is con- This business is con- homes, established sired. Salary: thereon, as provided in the note(s), advances, Pumpkinfest. Please CINDEE F. MAYFIELD ducted by a General ducted by an Individ- ASSEMBLY/CUS- in 1988. Call for inter- $47,317-$52,764. under the terms of the Deed of Trust, interest call to describe. Judge of the Superior Court Partnership. The ual. The registrant TOMER SERVICE view 485-5168, 485- Resume receipt thereon, fees, charges and expenses of the 463-6729 Trustee for the total amount (at the time of the registrants com- commenced to trans- NOW HIRING!! No 0165, 468-0602. deadline 5pm Nov. menced to transact experience necessa- initial publication of the Notice of Sale) rea- 824-07 act business under FOUND turtle. Call DRIVER Class A or B 14, 2007. Job descrip business under the ry. Must be 18. Ad- sonably estimated to be set forth below. The 11-1,8,15/07 the fictitious business with descriptions and lic req’d. FT + bene. avail @ Pinoleville fictitious business vancement Opportu- amount may be greater on the day of sale. NOTICE OF HEARING—DECEDENT’S name or names listed area lost. Call after Job description & app Drive, Ukiah. Mail re- BENEFICIARY MAY ELECT TO BID LESS name or names listed nity! $1600/mo ESTATE OR TRUST Nov. 13 462-4501 at 351 Franklin Ave sumes to NCIHA or THAN THE TOTAL AMOUNT DUE. above on 1-1-98.En- above on Sept. 14, 707-423-1973/ CASE NO.: SCUK CVPB ’07 25113 FOUND: 1 yr old Willits or call submit via Email: nci- Trustor(s): FRANCISCO MENDOZA, AN UN- dorsed-Filed on 2007. Endorsed-Filed Fairfield, CA Estate of: THOMAS MAASER DISBROW female, Australian 707-459-4845 [email protected] or MARRIED MAN AND OLGA AMBRIZ, AN 10/17/2007 at the on Sept. 14, 2007 at fax: 707-468-5615 In- NOTICE is given that: Florence Disbrow Shepherd. Assistant House- DRIVERS - $1000 UNMARRIED WOMAN AS JOINT TENANTS Mendocino County the Mendocino Coun- dian preference ap- has filed (specify)*: Notice of Hearing-De- Humane Society keeper. 35+- hrs. wk. HIRING BONUS Recorded: 3/31/2005 as Instrument No. 2005- Clerks Office. ty Clerks Office. plies. cendent’s Estate or Trust and Petition to 485-0123 Mon., Tues., Thurs., Golden State 06722 in book -, page - of Official Records in /s/James D. Mulhe- Determine Succession to Real Property. /s/Nayef Asfour FOUND: 3 mos old. Fri., Sat. or Sun. Overnight Front Desk/Night the office of the Recorder of MENDOCINO ren You may refer to the filed documents for more NAYEF ASFOUR Lab mix, male. $12/hr. Call 462-6277 is hiring full & part Auditor. Apply in County, California; JAMES D. MULHE- Date of Sale: 11/28/2007 at 10:00 AM Place information. (Some documents filed with the Human Society Case Manager: Big time drivers with person Holiday Inn REN of Sale: At the main entrance to the Mendoci- court are confidential.) 822-07 485-0123 Brothers Big Sisters, insured, dependa- Express, 1720 N. no County Courthouse, 100 North State A HEARING on the matter will be held as fol- 789-07 11-1,8,15,22/07 20 hrs/wk – partial ble van or pickup State St. Ukiah lows: Street, Ukiah, CA. Amount of unpaid balance 10-18,25,11-1,8/07 FICTITIOUS benefits. Boonville w/shell for local Full Time Caregiver, Date: 12-21-07 Time: 9:30 a.m. in Dept.: E, and other charges: $388,343.03 The purport- FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME area Salary: $13.56 morning small mental health facility. located at: Superior Court of California, ed property address is: 241 Macmillan BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT /hr (resume required) package delivery PT Various shifts DrHopland, CA 95449 Assessors Parcel No. County of Mendocino, 100 N. State Street, STATEMENT Responsibilities in- routes in both $8-$10/hr. 467-0911 File No.: 2007-F0789 File No.: 2007-F0723 048-350-13-00 The undersigned Trustee dis- Room 108 Ukiah, CA 95482 clude: fund-raising, Mendocino & Lake THE FOLLOWING THE FOLLOWING I am an 8 month old Help Mendocino claims any liability for any incorrectness of the ATTORNEY FOR PETITIONER: volunteer recruit- Counties. Earn a PERSON(S) IS PERSON(S) IS female black and County youth stay property address or other common designa- Adrienne M. Moran, Esq., SBN 136414 ment, case manage- competitive wage tion, if any, shown herein. If no street address (ARE) DOING BUSI- white Fox Terrier mix. in their community. Shapiro, Galvin, Shapiro, Piasta & Moran (ARE) DOING BUSI- ment. Application: plus mileage reim- or other common designation is shown, direc- NESS AS: I was so scared that Looking for a 640 Third Street, 2nd Floor UKIAH CUSTOM NESS AS: 964-1228 bursement plus tions to the location of the property may be the people who res- couple/single adult P.O. Box 5589 CABINETS INC. DELICATO ([email protected]) additional reim- obtained by sending a written request to the cued me had to trap to become a foster Santa Rosa, CA 95402-5589 902 Waugh Ln CELLARS & BBBS 498 N. bursement for fuel beneficiary within 10 days of the date of first me, as I did not want parent for 10 & 15 707-544-5858 Ukiah, CA 95482 BROOK HOLLOW, McPherson St, Ft. cost.Routes avail. publication of this Notice of Sale. If the Trust- JAMES D MULHE- to come to them. I year old girls. Train- KING FISH Bragg. Resume re- Mon-Fri.&Tues - ee is unable to convey title for any reason, 817-07 REN was captured on the ing & extensive sup- the successful bidder's sole and exclusive 4700 block of Burke quired – email Sat. Benefits avail. 11-1,8,15,22/07 902 Waugh Ln VINEYARDS port provided. Sti- remedy shall be the return of monies paid to Ukiah, CA 95482 12901 Old River Rd. Hill Dr and came to [email protected] or mail. including health ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE coverage & 401k pend of up to $1500 the Trustee, and the successful bidder shall MARIANNE MULHE- Hopland, CA 95449 the shelter on 11/5. I CONFIDENTIAL have no further recourse. Date: 11/8/2007 FOR CHANGE OF NAME REN HUMAN w/company match. per month to provide Fetzer Vineyards, sure hope my people Quality Loan Service Corp. 2141 5th Avenue Case No. SCUK CVPT ‘0750187 265 Cestview Dr find me as my back RESOURCES Contact Steven a home to either Ukiah, CA 95482 Inc. Koller 866-779-7726 San Diego, CA 92101 619-645-7711 For SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA, leg is injured. Please SECRETARY girls. Both girls love MAUREEN MULHE- or [email protected] NON SALE information only Sale Line: 714- PO Box 611 FT $15.15 - animals. Call COUNTY OF MENDOCINO, Court House, REN come to the shelter at 259-7850 or Login to: www.fidelityasap.com Hopland, CA 95449 $19.33/hr plus (707)467-2000 ask Ukiah, CA 95482 5850 Eastside Cal- 298 Plant Rd or call ENTERTAINERS Reinstatement Line: (619) 645-7711 ext 3704 $1,100 annual confi- IN THE MATTER OF THE APPLICATION pella Rd This business is con- Sage at 467-6453 for music, theatre, for Wendy or email: Crystal Todd, If you have previously been dis- dential stipend. 4 yrs OF: Joleena Malugani Ukiah, CA 95482 ducted by a Corpo- dance, mime, etc. KennedyW charged through bankruptcy, you may have This business is con- high level secretarial THE COURT FINDS that Petitioner(s) Jolen- ration. State of in- $20 hr. per person. @rcs4kids.org been released of personal liability for this loan ducted by a Corpo- exp req HR exp de- in which case this letter is intended to exer- na Malugani has/have filed a Petition for corporation: Cali- Ukiah Main St. ration. State of in- sirable Min. 45 WPM HILLSIDE HEALTH cise the note holder's rights against the real fornia. The registrant Program. PU app. at Change of Applicant(s)’ name FROM Jolee- corporation: Cali- Mendocino County CENTER property only. THIS NOTICE IS SENT FOR 200 S. School St. na Renee Payne fornia. The registrant commenced to trans- Office of Education THE PURPOSE OF COLLECTING A DEBT. commenced to trans- F/T licensed LVN TO Joleena Renee Malugani act business under Please visit Hillside Health THIS FIRM IS ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT act business under Care Manager the fictitious business It was early in the Center A DEBT ON BEHALF OF THE HOLDER AND THE COURT ORDERS All people interested the fictitious business www.mcoe.us/jobs LITTLE LAKE morning on 11/6 and MCHC is seeking two OWNER OF THE NOTE. ANY INFORMA- in this matter appear before this court to show name or names listed name or names listed for more info. 707- HEALTH CENTER I saw some kids TION OBTAINED BY OR PROVIDED TO cause why this application for change of above on NA. En- above on July 1992. 467-5012 or full-time Registered F/T licensed LVN or dorsed-Filed on walking to school on [email protected] Dental Assistants. THIS FIRM OR THE CREDITOR WILL BE name should not be granted on: Endorsed-Filed on Gobbi St. I thought Certified Medical USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. As required by 10/17/2007 at the Deadline: 11/14/07 Competitive salary HEARING DATE: Dec. 7, 2007 at 9:30 a.m. Mendocino County Oct. 30, 2007 at the they looked lone- Assistant. law, you are hereby notified that a negative DOE, great benefits! in Dept E, located at Court House, 100 N. Clerks Office. Mendocino County some and could use Education Competitive salary credit report reflecting on your credit record Fax: 468-0793 State Street, Ukiah, California 95482 /s/James D. Mulhe- Clerks Office. a nice guy like me to Sign Language [email protected] DOE great benefits! may be submitted to a credit report agency if ren follow them. Well, no you fail to fulfill the terms of your credit obliga- Dated: Oct. 19, 2007 /s/Sandy O’Ferrall Interpreter For more info on this Fax: 468-0793 /s/Richard J. Henderson JAMES D. MULHE- school days for me, Cloverdale [email protected] tions. ASAP# 921780 11/08/2007, REN SANDY O’FERRALL position visit now I am at the 1-800-234-7325 11/15/2007, 11/22/2007. RICHARD J. HENDERSON PRESIDENT Compliance www.mchcinc.org www.mchcinc.org 14- THURSDAY, NOV. 8, 2007 THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL

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With new Willits. Teen crisis W/side/Upscale for: $7.50 hr. DOE mattress & box counseling, school 2bd/2bth. 468-9003 • Social Worker 463-1733 spring. $150. based activities. No Pets/No Smkng 462-1805 Clinician SHOP Work closely with For further info go SUPERVISOR/LEAD schools and co-work- APARTMENTS FOR RENT to:www.mss.ca.gov MECHANIC heavy ers. 35 hrs/wk. Bene- to: “Career Oppor- duty diesel exp. fited. Job description/ $685....Quiet studio, utilities included, 6 month tunities” or call the req’d. FT w/bene. applicaiton: lease $740....Redwood Valley, studio, lots of privacy Job line: (707)467- Job application avail MCYP, 463-4915 5866. Closes at 351 Franklin Ave, $785....2 bed, 1 bath, Cooper Ln., CHILD water/sewer/garbage paid 11/16/07 Willits or call 140 CARE $785....2 bed, 1 bath, Ford St., water/garbage 707-459-4845 paid Mechanic Position Little Friends $835....2 bed, 1 bath, laundry on-site, Diesel engine exp. TASTING ROOM Pre-school. F/T & P/T cashier/sales water/garbage paid req'd. Welding exp. P/T. Opening ages $875....2 bed, 1 bath, washer and dryer included pref. F/T + benef. Job rep. needed to work 2-5. Monthly rates $900....1 bed, 1 bath, loft, fenced yard, pet ok, description & applica- every other weekend. between $185-$495. built in stereo tion avail. at 351 Fun job with benefits. 465 Luce Ave. $900....2 bed, 1 bath, Hopland, yard, remodeled Franklin Ave. Willits Winery, sales, res- 463-2273 $900....2, bed, 1 bath, Hopland, fireplace, w/d Or call 707-459-4845 hook-up taurant or bar exp. QUALITY TIME play $1,200....2 bed, 1 bath, townhouse, deck, MOUNTAIN VIEW pref. Wine apprecia- & learn has immedi- vineyard view Narrow ASSISTED LIVING tion a must! Will train ate openings. Con- All rents subject to discount for timely payment. (senior housing) right person. Don tact Cilence at 462- NOW HIRING!!! 9569 Lic #230003608 COMMERCIAL OFFICES 707-744-1396 $216....271 sq. ft., Gobbi, upstairs, new paint & ✔MAINTENANCE SERVICES ✔ Teacher: Point carpet, A/C unit CAREGIVERS 200 OFFERED $216....584 sq. ft., Gobbi, upstairs, balcony, new ✔ Arena Schools: BEAUTICIAN WORKING CON- paint & carpet, A/C unit ✔COOK F/T Science Teacher Community kitchen and bathroom included. Full time, 3 periods at TRACTOR with ex- ALL SHIFTS tensive remodeling For More Information & Applications: Your Middle School, 2 pe- Drug test & back- experience available Beverly Sanders Realty ground check riods at high school for your projects. 320 S. State St., Ukiah required. Wage DOE (full benefits). Must 459-9458 (Corner of Clay & State) have appropriate Apply at 1343 S. BUSINESSES 707-462-5198 Dora St. Ukiah teaching credential. 215 FOR SALE $38,264-$49,469. Need a woman for in CAFE/DELI FOR hm care through Monday - Friday. SALE In Ukiah, turn- IHSS. Sat & Sun. 707-882-2803 key. Call 456-1239 HOMES FOR RENT Search 9hrs/day 485-7398 TLC Child & 4 to 10pm $45,000 2 Bedrooms NOW HIRING Family Services Quilter’s Cottage $1400...... 2 bath, beautiful country Eve. positions. 18+ seeks 2 additional 1631 Talmage Rd location, large yards, yrs. Apply in person homes for Shelter (707) 462-2980 or 2 story, 2 car garage Round Table Pizza Care program 272-4382 Mon.-Fri. 1-4 Applicants need to 3 Bedrooms BUSINESS have at least 1 spare $1,400 Nursing 250 RENTALS ...... 1.5 bath, lovely home, LVN bdrm to house a child fenced yards, single car 1400sf office space. Cloverdale for up to 30 days. garage, washer/dryer S. Orhard Ave. 1-800-234-7325 Guaranteed monthly hook-ups allotment. Generous All or part. Price Office Assistant for negotiable. 468-9569 increase upon place- $1,400...... 2 bath, garage, busy accounting & ment. Income tax-ex- A quiet offc. dwntn. large yard with patio, tax practice. Looking empt. Exp. with chil- 359 N. Oak, waiting New carpet for a long-term team dren req. Parents will rm., bus. ctr., kit., $2,600...... 2 bath, brand new player with meticu- receive training, + So- $400 incl util. 463-1081 custom home, 3 car lous attn. to detail & cial Worker, in-home Place your ad today and garage, beautiful views, ability to multi-task. support & respite. many extras Congenial, relaxed Need 1 or 2-parent Sell It Fast get results! Call 468-3500 atmosphere & good homes, with 1 parent With All rents subject to discount benefits. Send re- home full time. Home Ukiah for timely payment. sume & sal.req. to with no more than 1 Daily For More Information & Applications: Price Waterman, 516 biological child consid- Journal Beverly Sanders Realty S. State St., Ukiah, ered. Retirees invited Classifieds CA 95482 or email to to apply. Contact TLC 320 S. State St., Ukiah (Corner of Clay & State) tcrudo@ 707-463-1100 pricewaterman.com Lic#236800809 707-462-5198 THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL THURSDAY, NOV. 8, 2007 -15 SSERVICEERVICE DDIRECTORYIRECTORY CABINETS CONSTRUCTION MASSAGE LANDSCAPING HANDYMAN Medicine CREEKSIDE Escobar Services Energy All types of home repair, Massage LANDSCAPE remodeling, construction, window & door repair, Mr. Terry Kulbeck License #624806 C27 564 S. Dora St., Ukiah RESIDENTIAL carpentry & tile Can fix almost anything. National Certified (ABMP) COMMERCIAL Foundation to finish 1 hr. $40 • 1 and a half hour $60 Complete Landscape Installation Serving Ukiah, DON’T WAIT FOR PAIN. • Concrete & Masonry • Retaining Walls Redwood Valley, Frequent massage helps • Irrigation & Drip Sprinklers Calpella & Homes • Additions to keep you healthy Willits. Many Bodywork Options • Drainage Systems • Consulting & Design • Kitchens • Decks Relax Your Stress away • Bobcat Grading • Tractor Service Work You Deserve It. 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COMMERCIAL AND Pavers & Cement Work All licensed contractors are required by State Law to list RESIDENTIAL CLEANING • Painting their license number in advertisements offering their Specializing in • Drywall NOW OFFERING services. The law also states contractors performing work • Landscaping/Yard Work • Move in/out SOLID SURFACE & of improvements totaling $500 or more must be licensed • Post Construction • Door/Window Installation • Lawn Maintenance • Sprinkler Valve LAMINATE COUNTERTOPS by the State of California. • Extensive cleaning projects • And much more! Advertisements appearing in these columns without a • Windows Free Estimates Residential 2485 N. State St. • Ukiah Commercial licensed number indicate that the contractor or individuals are not licensed by the State of California. 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City Hi/Lo/W Hi/Lo/W City Hi/Lo/W Hi/Lo/W Anaheim 73/54/pc 70/53/sh Napa 70/47/pc 67/43/pc Antioch 69/49/s 67/46/pc Needles 86/55/s 86/54/pc 72° Sunrise today ...... 6:48 a.m. Arroyo Grande 68/50/pc 66/42/sh Oakland 65/50/pc 63/49/pc Rockport Atascadero 72/46/pc 69/45/c Ontario 75/52/pc 70/50/sh Sunset tonight ...... 5:05 p.m. Auburn 73/49/s 69/47/pc Orange 73/54/pc 70/50/sh 60/48 Areas of low clouds and fog Moonrise today ...... 5:44 a.m. Barstow 78/52/s 75/50/pc Oxnard 66/54/pc 66/50/sh giving way to sun Moonset today ...... 4:09 p.m. Laytonville Big Sur 67/49/pc 65/50/sh Palm Springs 84/58/s 80/56/pc Covelo 67/39 Bishop 74/31/s 72/31/pc Pasadena 74/54/pc 69/52/sh MOON PHASES 69/40 Blythe 85/53/s 84/54/pc Pomona 75/52/pc 70/48/sh TONIGHT Burbank 70/52/pc 68/50/sh Potter Valley 69/42/pc 65/44/pc Westport California City 75/49/s 74/37/pc Redding 75/41/s 69/45/pc New First Full Last 63/46 Carpinteria 63/53/pc 62/48/sh Riverside 77/50/pc 73/48/sh Catalina 64/53/pc 63/50/sh Sacramento 68/47/s 67/48/pc 43° Chico 73/48/s 69/48/pc Salinas 67/49/pc 65/48/c Fort Bragg Willows Crescent City 57/47/pc 58/47/r San Bernardino 78/50/pc 73/49/sh Nov. 9 Nov. 17 Nov. 24 Dec. 1 73/47 Death Valley 95/55/s 90/50/pc San Diego 68/58/pc 66/58/c Mainly clear early, then low 61/47 Downey 72/55/pc 69/54/sh San Fernando 73/51/pc 69/49/sh clouds and fog Encinitas 70/54/pc 68/53/c San Francisco 64/53/pc 61/51/pc ALMANAC Elk Willits Escondido 75/51/pc 71/51/c San Jose 66/52/pc 63/50/pc 69/40 Eureka 60/45/pc 60/46/c San Luis Obispo 69/48/pc 68/47/sh Ukiah through 2 p.m. Wednesday 59/49 Redwood Valley FRIDAY Fort Bragg 61/47/pc 59/46/c San Rafael 63/51/pc 61/48/pc Temperature 69/43 Fresno 74/52/s 71/48/pc Santa Ana 69/56/pc 66/56/sh 68° High ...... 79 UKIAH Gilroy 70/49/pc 67/45/pc Santa Barbara 65/47/pc 64/46/sh Low ...... 38 72/43 Indio 86/55/s 83/52/pc Santa Cruz 67/50/pc 65/49/sh 45° Normal high ...... 65 Lakeport Irvine 69/56/pc 66/56/sh Santa Monica 67/53/pc 66/54/sh Normal low ...... 42 70/44 Hollywood 72/54/pc 69/53/sh Santa Rosa 67/48/pc 66/48/pc Philo Record high ...... 86 in 1955 Lucerne Lake Arrowhead 71/41/pc 64/33/pc S. Lake Tahoe 63/26/s 59/26/pc 67/44 Boonville Lodi 72/48/s 69/45/pc Stockton 71/44/s 70/45/pc Times of sun and clouds Record low ...... 27 in 1929 67/44 70/43 Precipitation Lompoc 65/50/pc 65/46/sh Tahoe Valley 63/26/s 59/26/pc Long Beach 70/55/pc 68/54/sh Torrance 70/55/pc 68/54/sh 24 hrs to 2 p.m. Wed...... 0.00" Gualala Los Angeles 70/56/pc 68/56/sh Vacaville 71/47/s 70/45/pc SATURDAY Month to date ...... 0.00" Mammoth 60/33/s 55/23/pc Vallejo 64/51/pc 62/46/pc Normal month to date ...... 1.03" 61/50 Clearlake 72/44 Marysville 73/48/s 69/46/pc Van Nuys 74/52/pc 70/49/sh 62° Season to date ...... 2.33" Modesto 69/46/s 69/47/pc Visalia 72/47/s 72/46/pc Last season to date ...... 0.80" Monrovia 74/54/pc 70/52/sh Willits 69/40/pc 63/42/pc Normal season to date ...... 3.96" Cloverdale 40° Monterey 63/50/pc 64/48/sh Yosemite Valley 73/32/s 72/33/pc 70/46 Morro Bay 63/51/pc 63/50/sh Yreka 62/31/s 61/35/pc Mostly cloudy with rain Forecasts and graphics provided by possible AccuWeather, Inc. 2007 Weather (W): s-sunny, pc-partly cloudy, c-cloudy, sh-showers, t-thunderstorms, r- rain, sf-snow flurries, sn-snow, i-ice.

Lake Mendocino – Lake level: 714.77 feet; Storage: 34,492 acre-feet (Maximum storage 122,500 acre-feet) Inflow: 53 cfs Outflow: 178 cfs Air quality – Ozone: .040 ppm (State standard .090 ppm) Carbon monoxide: 1.53 ppm (20.0 ppm) Nitrogen dioxide: .027 ppm (.25 ppm)

The district also retains designed to help. misuse of the will of the elec- proposed change to the resolu- Solar rights to the carbon credits Marijuana “There is nothing in this torate. tion was a direct subversion of produced by the solar array. ordinance that limits the use “This law was issued with the will of the voters who Continued from Page 1 The system offsets 150,000 Continued from Page 1 by legitimate patients,” he the best intentions, but now made Measure G a reality. pounds of carbon dioxide said. “I keep hearing these we have criminal activity run- “I can assure you the peo- process. annually. 25 plants and two processed people saying they are fight- ning rampant,” Dennis Smart ple of the South Coast and Koehler said the equipment Another advantage of pounds per person of marijua- ing for patient rights. If they said. “It’s blatant.” around Mendocino County are is being installed by Advance: installing the solar array on a na for medical use, which actually cared they would be On Nov. 8, 2000, unaware of the tinkering this Solar, Hydro, Wind Power of purchase power agreement is supervisors refused to recon- trying to crack down on those Mendocino County voters board is attempting in order to Calpella through a Purchase that it is flexible. Advance’s sider at the Aug. 15 meeting reduce their rights under who abuse the system.” approved Measure G, a reso- Measure G, and I am appalled Powers Agreement at little lease lasts for 15 years, at by a vote of 3-2. During the public comment lution calling for the decrimi- out-of pocket expense to the that the direct initiative is which point the district can First District Supervisor portion of the discussion, sev- nalization of personal use and being abused,” he said. district. Michael Delbar said the “Even the legal fees were buy the system outright, rene- eral county residents took to cultivation of marijuana, by a “Shame on you all.” low,” Butow said. gotiate the contract or simply changes would in no way limit the podium to express their vote of 58 percent. Rob Burgess can be reached Advance is leasing the land have the entire system the rights of those the law was concern with what they saw as Marshall Sayegh said the at [email protected]. the solar panels are on from removed, depending on the the district for no money. circumstances. Advance takes the power they The Redwood Valley generate and sells it to PG&E. installation is also serving as a Redwood Valley then gets to trial run to test the effective- Circles buy power at an 18-percent ness of the project, Koehler reduced rate. said. If the solar panels can Lists Until recently, Purchase effectively provide energy Power Agreements have been savings at the pumps in Long Distance largely restricted to bigger Redwood Valley, Koehler said installations. a similar system could be Incoming “It’s just now filtering installed at the district’s down to under a megawatt,” Simplify. Koehler said. pumps at Lake Mendocino. Outgoing He said that within 15 The district spends $25,000 years, the district will be able a year on electricity for its Nights to buy power from PG&E at a Redwood Valley purification 30 percent reduced rate. plant and an additional Weekends Koehler said the district $200,000 per year to run its also has a maintenance agree- pumps at Lake Mendocino. Overages ment with Advance, meaning Butow said it will take that if the system breaks, roughly two weeks to com- Advance will fix it at no cost. plete the installation and then Home Phone Advance also built a fence up to three weeks before around the property to protect PG&E inspects the system its solar array, a significant and it can be turned on. SM value that Koehler said the Ben Brown can be reached at district got for free. [email protected]. UnlimitUnlimitEdgeEdge Discovery returns to Earth Minutes without limits. $5999 per month By MARCIA DUNN thank everyone who helped AP Aerospace Writer pull off the mission. 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