COMMET Raid Wage Hike Guilty Bill Signed the Daily Journal by BEN BROWN Gov

Raiders New owners NATIONAL FOREST FIRE regroup at Jepson 16,000-plus acres burned after shutout Vineyards ...... Page 1 ...... Page 6 ...... Page 3

INSIDE Mendocino County’s Obituaries The Ukiah local newspaper ...... Page 2 Tomorrow: Windy and much cooler

7 58551 69301 0 WEDNESDAY Sept. 13, 2006 50 cents tax included DAILY JOURNAL ukiahdailyjournal.com 16 pages, Volume 148 Number 157 email: [email protected]

ATTEMPTED MURDER TRIAL STATE LEGISLATION Peacock Minimum found COMMET Raid wage hike guilty bill signed The Daily Journal By BEN BROWN Gov. Arnold Schwarzeneg- The Daily Journal ger on Tuesday signed the A jury found Richard minimum wage increase bill Peacock, 54, of Citric into law, marking the first time Heights, guilty on all charges in more than four years all Friday in connection with the minimum wage-earners in attempted murder of Alan California will get a raise. Simon. Currently, California’s min- Peacock was charged with imum wage is $6.75 an hour. attempted first-degree mur- The passage of AB 1835, first der, personal use of a firearm, by both houses of the Legisla- shooting at an inhabited ture and then the governor, dwelling and being a felon in means an increase of $1.25 possession of a firearm for fir- that will be done in two steps. ing nine-rounds from a .22 On Jan. 1, 2007, the mini- caliber handgun at Simon at mum wage will go up 75 Simon’s Westport home on cents, and then another 50 June 17, 2005. cents on Jan. 1, 2008, bringing Simon suffered wounds to the state’s minimum wage to his wrist and the top of his $8 an hour -- the highest in the head during the attack, but his nation. wounds were not serious. Assemblywoman Sally It is alleged that Peacock Lieber (D-Mountain View), was hired to kill Simon by who authored the bill, Kenny Rogers, former addressed the crowd gathered Westport County Water to witness its signing, stating District commissioner, after that the $50 per week, or Simon was elected to the Isaac Eckel/The Daily Journal $2,600 per year increase will position following Rogers’ A team member of the Campaign Against Marijuana Planting steadies a load of seized marijuana as greatly help minimum wage- recall by voters. it is lifted by helicopter during a raid on Tuesday. earners, who currently strug- Rogers is expected to go to gle to put food on their tables trial sometime later this year. and gasoline in their cars. Peacock is scheduled to be “This is about respect for sentenced Sept. 29, and is Marijuana eradication their hopes and dreams, their expected to receive 51 years efforts and for the work that in prison before becoming eli- they do on our behalf every- gible for parole. He could effort tops 190,000 plants day,” Lieber said, mentioning face a maximum of life By BEN BROWN that everybody in California imprisonment because of a The Daily Journal ‘Usually, when we’re working in depends on the labor of these number of prior felony con- It’s harvest season again and for another garden nearby with the workers. victions. those with apples and pears it is a According to U.S. Census Ben Brown can be reached at time of difficult labor as they try to helicopter, they’ll come in and cut Bureau data, more than 1 mil- [email protected]. get their crops out of the fields and lion workers earned the mini- to the market. For members of the off the buds and run.’ mum wage in California in County of Mendocino Marijuana SGT. RUSTY NOE 2004, making up 7 percent of UPDATE Eradication Team it means taking COMMET COMMANDER the state’s wage and salaries to the sky in helicopters to seek out workers. illegal marijuana gardens before green nestled within the duller col- “Today is the perfect time the drugs make it to the market. ored underbrush. In this garden, to sign this bill,” Schwarze- Hunter On Tuesday, officers from the plants were spread out across negger said Tuesday, citing COMMET set off into the hills east several hillsides with drip-line irri- that California’s economy is Fire now of Willits to continue work started gation running to each plant from a better than in prior years when Friday on a number of gardens cistern, made from a tarp, high on he vetoed similar legislation. found on private property. COM- the hill. “Since I came into office, controlled MET was supported in these “This is unusual, the way we have added nearly 600,000 efforts by National Guard mem- they’re planting this,” said COM- new jobs, unemployment is 16,296 acres in bers from Humboldt County and MET Commander Sgt. Rusty Noe. less than 5 percent and the state’s revenues are up by Mendocino National members of the Department of Noe said spreading out the gar- County of Mendocino Marijuana Forest consumed Justice Campaign Against Mari- dens can make them harder to spot almost $20 billion,” Eradication Team Commander Sgt. Schwarzenegger said. “The juana Planting. from the air and more difficult to Rusty Noe sorts through a bag The Daily Journal California economy is a rag- Seen from the air, the garden found at a makeshift camp used by The Hunter Fire in the looked like small dots of bright ing, roaring success, and now Mendocino National Forest See COMMET, Page 2 marijuana field workers. is the time to make sure that has been declared controlled everyone is getting to share in at 16,296 acres. Roads and this prosperity.” areas closed during the fire are now reopened to the public. The Hunter Fire was start- Potter Valley school board vacancy to be filled ed July 23 by lightning strikes. It burned on national Applications available Johnson -- whose term expires in Qualified citizens interested in serving own. .. It’s a service for the communi- forest lands in Mendocino one year -- resigned from the board can submit a letter of interest for con- ty, so generally people who are ser- and Glenn counties. By LAURA MCCUTCHEON Aug. 22, citing “personal reasons.” sideration. vice-minded will apply for a position. When a fire is controlled it The Daily Journal Superintendent Gary Barr said Barr said the reward of being on the It’s good to have broad-minded per- means the likelihood of fire Potter Valley Community Unified Johnson simply had “too many irons in school board “is being a service to the son, rather than someone with an escaping the fire line is mini- School District is seeking board mem- the fire.” school and community. In Potter agenda -- that serves the community ber applicants to fill a seat recently There are currently four board Valley, the school is the major institu- See FIRE, Page 16 vacated by Tim Johnson. members; one more is needed. tion in town, and it has a status of its See POTTER, Page 16 Compromise attempted over traffic complaints at winery By KATIE MINTZ The Daily Journal BOARD OF SUPERVISORS Wine tastings and special events at Colfax chooses Gualala resident as planner Esterlina Vineyards and Winery near Philo senting, to modify a use permit granted in By JAMES ARENS community activist Britt Bailey is an environmental will go on, but with a couple conditions. 2000 that allowed a limited number of on-site The Daily Journal Bailey to succeed attorney policy teacher, the director of On Tuesday, the Mendocino County Board wine tastings and other events on the proper- Fifth District Supervisor Don Lipmanson as his the Environmental Commons, of Supervisors voted 3-2, Supervisors David Colfax has nominated appointed planning commis- Michael Delbar and Jim Wattenburger dis- See WINERY, Page 16 Gualala environmentalist and sioner. See PLANNER, Page 16 UP TO 75% OFF Come See Our High Quality Summer Clothing Clearance Children’s Toys & Clothing 463-0628 211 S. State St., Ukiah 2 – WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 13, 2006 DAILY DIGEST Editor: Jody Martinez, 468-3517 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected]

POLICE REPORTS FUNERAL NOTICES The following were MCOE board rejects compiled from reports [\ Chorus for over 25 [\ prepared by the Ukiah years. She is survived by Police Department. To her 4 children and arts charter school anonymously report 12 grandchildren. Bob and Applicant says quite a bit and the discipline crime information, call Maja Reid of fee concern would have to be 463-6205. Ukiah, their children- she’ll go to the state completely taken out, war- ARREST -- Andrew Sam, Brent, Shaun and By JAMES ARENS ranting a “material change.” Albert Pirart, 25, of Sausalito, Carrie. Marie and Rick Logan was not ready to was arrested on suspicion of Vear of Hillsdale, MI., The Daily Journal The county school board of comment on the board’s deci- driving under the influence at their children- Joe, Pat, sion Monday but was appre- 1:49 a.m. Tuesday, in the Brian & Dan. Art and education has turned down an arts-based charter school for ciative of the time MCOE 1200 block of North State Stella Reid of Lake took on this petition. Street. Oswego, Or., their chil- Ukiah and upheld Ukiah Unified School District’s “We would really just like dren Ryan and Reagan. to thank the board,” Logan Those arrested by law enforcement Patty and Bob Hug- rejection of Kim Logan’s officers are innocent until proven guilty. Ukiah Academy of the Arts. said. “We have really appreci- People reported as having been arrest- gett of Sacramento, their ated the focus on the children children- John and Logan, director of the ed may contact the Daily Journal once Charter Academy of the and the seriousness that they their case has been concluded so the BONNIE JO REID Ellen. She is also survived results can be reported. Those who feel Redwoods, went to the county considered this petition.” Bonnie Jo Reid, 76, of by her sisters, Eu- the information is in error should con- board as the next step in the The next step for Logan is tact the appropriate agency. In the case lene (Byron) Bishop of SHERRI LYNN MARIZETTE Ukiah passed away on process of trying to get the to either take this petition to of those arrested on suspicion of dri- September 9. 2006, of a Ukiah, Margie Hill of 3-17-51 - 9-13-05 the state level or to go back to ving under the influence of an intoxi- Ukiah , Odean (Terry) Dias new charter school approved. cant: all DUI cases reported by law long illness. Born We will never forget you. the drawing board and address May 21, 1930 in Pollard, of Visalia, Ca and In fact Chico & Rita are The Mendocino County enforcement agencies are reported by Office of Education board of MCOE’s concerns and then the newspaper.The Daily Journal makes Arkansas, she brother Donald Vinson of still looking for you. no exceptions. trustees identified nine con- start over with the Ukiah moved to the Ukiah area Jacksonville, Fl. Grandma still cries her- Unified School District for the with her parents She was preceded in death self to sleep. cerns with the Ukiah by her husband Academy of the Arts but they new charter. On Monday after Tom and Thelma Vinson, 3 Pop’s is still being strong the meeting, Logan said “I CORRECTIONS sisters and 1 of 45 years, John (Jack) and doing his best denied the charter petition for Reid in November two major reasons: plan on pursuing this to the The final part of the brother in 1936. She was a to help everyone. Brandun state level.” graduate of the 1996. your baby thinks The first was because the “MCOE board also rejects Bonnie will be remem- charter school is identified as arts school” article on Page 1 class of 1949, from Ukiah he misses you the most. He High School, and bered for her love of has even a school for the arts, specifi- On other topics of Tuesday’s edition was cally the visual and perform- was employed throughout singing and dancing, her changed his attitude and Diane Zucker, who is an omitted. It is being reprinted radiant smile, sense ing arts. After a review of the in its entirety on this page. her life with Pacific the way he treats adult education teacher with Telephone Co., Rawles- of humor and infectious folks. Myself I never knew charter, a board ad hoc com- The Ukiah Daily Journal reserves this mittee looking at the charter the Ukiah Unified School space to correct errors or make clarifications to Golden-Hinkle & Fin- laugh. I would miss you District, is also a board of news articles. Significant errors in obituary Services will be held in said they found that visual and notices or birth announcements will result in negan Law Firm and so bad. Pauline and I got education trustee elected in retired from the County her memory at Ever- married and had a performing arts are not a core reprinting the entire article. Errors may be component of the program. 2005 whose term ends in reported to the editor, 468-3526. of Mendocino. soles Mortuary, Wednesday son. He stares at your pic- And, they said, given recent 2009. Educational Code 1006 Bonnie, a devoted wife September 13, ture everyday and states that any registered voter and loving mother 2006 at 11:00 a.m. The smiles. Bubba has become court rulings regarding application of the False Claims Act is eligible to be a member of LOTTERY NUMBERS was a member of the St. family wishes that very athletic and the county board of education any contributions be made to charter schools, representa- DAILY 3: night: 1, 0, 0. Mary’s Catholic reaching for his goals. except the county superinten- Church since 1951 and an to her memory to We will love you forever tion of the program could afternoon: 3, 7, 9. the Parkinsons Disease open the door to possible legal dent of schools, and members FANTASY 5: 03, 07, 10, active participant and ever. of his staff or any employee of of the Sweet Adelines Foundation. Your Family problems in the future if the 12, 38. petition were to be granted. a school district. The code DAILY DERBY: 1st The second reason per- states that if a school employ- Place: 07, Eureka. tained to students being disci- ee is elected, that person 2nd Place: 04, Big Ben. Please sign the guest book at www.ukiahdailyjournal.com. Funeral notices are paid announce- plined. The Ukiah Academy might have to quit his or her ments. For information on how to place a paid funeral notice or make corrections to funeral 3rd Place: 03, Hot Shot. notices please call our classified department at 468-3529. of the Arts proposal had poli- job to work for the board, or Race time: 1:44.11. cies that would charge parents retire from the board and con- MEGA MILLIONS: 3-16- Death notices are free for Mendocino County residents. Death notices are limited to name of fines for tardiness and truancy tinue in his or job or continue 25-30-44. deceased, hometown, age, date of death, date, time, and place of services and the funeral which, according to MCOE to do both, and if necessary Meganumber: 42. home handling the arrangements. For information on how to place a free death notice please legal counsel Bob Henry, wait for a legal process to Jackpot: $135 million. call our editorial department at 468-3500. were unacceptable and illegal remove them from the board. per the California Attorney Henry was not present at General’s Office. Monday’s board meeting to driven to a secret location Also among the belongings ridges but said he expected While MCOE was willing present the board with addi- COMMET where COMMET buries the was a Mexican identification COMMET would eradicate at to work with Logan on the tional new information so marijuana it seizes. card that may have belonged least an additional 5,000 other concerns that the Ukiah there was no decision or dis- Sometimes, if there is not a Continued from Page 1 to one of the workers. Officers plants. Unified School District and cussion about Zucker’s future. nearby landing zone, the heli- bagged the identification as This has been a big year for MCOE had, MCOE could not The issue was continued to eradicate on the ground, but copter will move officers to a evidence along with compact marijuana seizures, according make changes to the charter the next board meeting on said he didn’t think that was site with a process called discs and other personal under this review and had to Oct. 9 pending new informa- STABO. STABO, which to the Attorney General’s why the garden’s owners had belongings. No arrests were Office, with 1.2 million plants approve or deny it as submit- tion. planted it that way. stands for Stable Airborne ted. Both major concerns made at this garden. having been seized, with a James Arens can be reached The gardens were found by Operation, is when two offi- There was also evidence would have to be changed at [email protected] street value of $4.9 billion. Noe on Friday by following a cers, wearing harnesses, clip that someone had been drying trail head nine miles into the onto the helicopter’s cable and and processing marijuana at As of Monday, COMMET NCRA may ban Viacom signs woods by air. On Friday, are carried from one garden to the camp. had seized 190,541 plants the next. Associated Press COMMET removed 5,000 Noe said it’s common for from 189 sites, arrested 14 Viacom Outdoors that it won’t “It’s good for when you EUREKA — The North take payments anymore, and plants from a nearby garden. workers in the gardens to flee people and seized 36 While ferrying officers to don’t have anywhere to land,” weapons. More seizures are Coast Railroad Authority may should take the signs down Noe said. and leave their belongings tell billboard advertiser beginning Dec. 31 at the lat- the site, the pilot of the heli- behind. expected until the harvest sea- copter identified several more In addition to the plants, Viacom Outdoors that its est. officers also found a four-per- “If they get out of here, son ends in October. Until signs along U.S. Highway 101 About 13 signs are posi- gardens in the area. then, COMMET will be flying Noe said he had not expect- son camp hidden under some they have the money to buy between Eureka and Arcata tioned along the shore of ed to find the plants trees below the garden. Tarps more,” he said. over gardens and eradicating are no longer welcome. Humboldt Bay. untouched when he returned and blankets were stretched Noe said he wasn’t sure plants, five days a week. The letter the authority “From my standpoint it’s Tuesday. above the camp for shade, and how many plants were in the Ben Brown can be reached at board will consider for its like a visual blight,” said “Usually, when we’re shelves had been made by gardens spread across the [email protected]. meeting Wednesday in authority Director John working in another garden lashing pieces of wood Healdsburg would notify Woolley. nearby with the helicopter, between trees. they’ll come in and cut off the The small area was full of Since 1893 buds and run,” Noe said. personal belongings including Once a garden had been clothes, sleeping bags, food, Eversole Mortuary identified, officers were air- compact discs and cookware. Crematory & Evergreen Memorial Gardens Saturday, September 16 lifted to the site by helicopter The amount of garbage in the and began cutting down the area indicated a lengthy stay. Outdoor crypts at reasonable rates. Our Third Annual plants and collecting them Ukiah’s only Mortuary & Crematory Grand Ole Time Bluegrass Festival! into piles. The helicopter at one site returned with a long cable and carried the bundles out to the Personal Service 24 hours a day NK TRA Featuring the U I road, where they were 462-2206 FD-24 K N Kathy Callick & Bill Evans deposited in a dump truck and S Band and more! Join us for bluegrass

G on the train, with our famous R E tri-tip and chicken barbecue M plus lots more music A I N T and entertainment D OLE at Northspur.

WineWine tasting tasting from from five 5 Mendocino County wineries 5th Annual ~Thursdays~ Departs Complimentary Pato Bantan World Largest Fort Bragg at 10:00 a.m., Cheese Pairing Willits at 9:45 a.m. 5 to 8 pm Coming 9/22 Tickets @ Ice Cream Social Fares: $70.00 Adult Enjoy a bottle of wine with friends $35.00 Child in our beautiful garden courtyard! Dig Music 9-28 5pm to 8pm 102 S. State St. Ukiah 1252 Airport Park Blvd, Suite B-6 312 N. School St. • 468-7936 468-5898 Behind Les Schwab 707 964-6371 or www.SkunkTrain.com

Business Hours ...... 468-3500 Business Hours...... 468-3533 Mon-Fri ...... 9 a.m.- 5 p.m. Mon-Fri ...... 9 a.m.- 6:30 p.m. How to reach us Sat-Sun...... Closed Sun...... 7 a.m.- 9 a.m. Switchboard...... 468-3500, 468-0123 Richard Rosier - Features Editor...... 468-3520 Circulation Director...... 468-3532 Circulation...... 468-3533 James Arens - Ag & Land Use...... 468-3519 Newspaper In Education Services ...... 468-3534 Classified...... 468-3535, 468-3536 Katie Mintz - City Politics...... 468-3523 UDJ Web site...... ukiahdailyjournal.com ©2006, MediaNews Group. Legal/Classified Advertising...... 468-3529 Isaak Eckel - Chief Photographer...... 468-3538 E-mail...... [email protected] Published Daily by The Ukiah Daily Journal at 590 S. School St., Ukiah, Mendocino County, CA. Kevin McConnell - Publisher ...... 468-3500 John Graff - Advertising...... 468-3512 Phone: (707) 468-3500. Court Decree No. 9267 Periodicals Postage Paid at Ukiah, CA. To report a K.C. Meadows - Editor...... 468-3526 Joe Chavez - Advertising...... 468-3513 missed newspaper, call the Circulation Department between 5 and 6:30 p.m. Monday through LOCALLY OPERATED MEMBER Friday, or between 7 and 9 a.m. weekends. POSTMASTER: Send address changes to: The Ukiah Cindy Delk - Advertising Director ...... 468-3510 Victoria Hamblet - Advertising...... 468-3514 Daily Journal, Post Office Box 749, Ukiah, CA. 95482. Subscription rates for home delivery as of Sue Whitman - Group Systems Director ....468-3548 Emily Fragoso - Advertising Asst...... 468-3528 March 1, 2005 are 13 weeks for $30.78; and 52 weeks for $112.15. Tony Adame - Sports Editor...... 468-3518 Yvonne Bell - Office Manager...... 468-3506 All prices do not include sales tax. Publication # (USPS-646-920). COMMERCE WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 13, 2006 – 3 Editor: Richard Rosier, 468-3520 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected] Dying mom Jepson Vineyards wants embattled New owners with lots of ideas son to inherit well By K.C. MEADOWS Q: I am a widow and, at age 67, have been diagnosed The Daily Journal Picture vast fields of bright with terminal cancer. My doc- purple lavender on either side tors give me six months. Here of Highway 101 just north of is my dilemma: I have two Hopland. In fact, picture the children -- a son and a daugh- largest lavender farm in ter -- both married. My hus- North America right here in band and I always said that we Mendocino County. would treat them equally And that’s just one idea when the last of us died, but from the new owners of my son is in the middle of a Jepson Vineyards, who also nasty divorce. He has three Next steps have big ideas about making young children (ages 13, 10 By Jan Warner and Jan Collins wine with Mendocino County and 8), and his wife has made grapes. up lies about my son to keep “empty the bucket” and dis- “This is a gorgeous piece the children away from him -- tribute the balance of the of land,” said Steve Cousins, and me. She has also said in assets in a manner you the new managing partner at her divorce papers that I am choose. Jepson’s, with his brother, getting ready to die and there- That said, in our view, one Bruce Cousins. The majority fore, the court should consider way to address this issue is for owner is Rob O’Neel, a what my son is to inherit you to consider leaving half of developer who also sees a which, if I treat my children your estate to your son in trust small exclusive home devel- equally, will be upwards of with a bank trust department opment on some of the 1,100 $500,000. or reliable third person as acres of their new property, I want to make sure that trustee. The terms of the trust most of it west of 101. what I leave my son doesn’t could provide, for example, The Jepson property is fall into her hands or be con- that so long as your son is 1,300 acres, 122 of it planted sidered by a judge to be avail- under a court-ordered obliga- in grapes. Cousins said they able so that my son will have tion to support either his wife plan to replant about 80 acres to pay more child support. My or his children, the trustee that are showing their age, in lawyer told me that the best would be under an affirmative Italian and Rhone varietals. thing to do is to leave every- duty to distribute nothing to The wine they hope to create thing to my daughter and let your son. Or, if you desire, will be high-end, from small her give it to my son after the you could give the trustee the lots, with a name they have divorce, but something tells discretion to distribute only yet to think up. They will me that is not a good idea the income earned by the trust likely be selling part of the because if my daughter dies, I each year. grape harvest each year to don’t think my son-in-law You could also direct the other wineries. Cousins said will split the money. Someone trustee to begin making set he does not foresee their new mentioned a trust to me, but I distributions to your son after label on the market for three don’t understand what a trust your youngest grandchild to five years. does. I am looking for a way turns 21 to avoid your funds Meanwhile they will con- in which I can take care of my being used to educate your tinue to sell the Jepson wines son and then my grandchil- grandchildren, if that is your now in stock and they will dren, free of interference by desire. On the other hand, you Brothers Steve and Bruce Cousins, two of the new owners of Jepson Vineyards, courts and his wife. could direct the trustee to pro- continue making brandy with stand with the first load of fruit, sauvignon blanc, coming in this year. the alambic still already on A: There are ways in which vide funds for each grand- the property and are “toying to handle this, but as you have child’s education only after Steve Cousins clearly has Mendocino County faces, mer, and disappointed at how figured out, it is not by leav- with” the idea of a grape- lots of enthusiasm about the Cousins believes, is its dual little of it seemed to stop at your son and daughter-in-law based vodka. Jepson’s earlier ing your son’s share outright have made contributions. growing reputation of wine personalities: one the winery. to your daughter. In addition this year announced it would Mendocino County wines coastal where pinots, merlots, Getting them to stop is the We suggest you contact a discontinue its sparkling to the potential of your daugh- lawyer who is creative enough which are “clearly underval- reislings and gewerztramin- goal -- hence the idea to plant ter dying before your son, wines and Cousins said he ued” in his opinion. ers flourish and one inland an eye-catching lavender to allow you to complete your and his partners have no there is always the possibility estate plan in a way that will “The world is ready” for where lots of zinfandel, farm. Not only will the laven- that financial problems in plans to bring it back. Mendocino County wines, he syrah, sauvignon blanc and der sell in many forms from make you comfortable that The Cousins already own your daughter’s marriage your wishes will be carried said, adding that experts in chardonnay are based. sachets to honey, but he could result in the funds being Armida winery in Healdsburg the trade and many con- “We need to do a better job hopes the ocean of purple out because, unfortunately, which includes the La spent. the documents described here sumers have already caught of differentiating and will get people to put on the While the word “trust” Famiglia brand which they on to the quality of grapes explaining the significance of brakes. don’t come off the word bought from Mondavi. They frightens many people, in processor. and wines coming from this these areas,” Cousins said. “It’s landscaping that pays reality, a “trust” is nothing are not winemakers them- area. He added that he was for itself,” he said. Jan Warner is a member of selves and plan to keep more than a “bucket” into the National Academy of “We believe this county amazed at the amount of traf- Jepson Vineyards is locat- which stated assets are placed Jepson winemaker Alison can do it,” he said. fic heading up and down ed at 10400 S. Highway 101, Elder Law Attorneys and has Schneider. -- either during life or at the One of the challenges Highway 101 during the sum- phone, 468-0362. time of death. The keeper of been practicing law for more the “bucket” is the trustee than 30 years. Jan Collins is whose responsibilities should editor of the Business and be specifically set out within Economic Review published the terms of the trust docu- by the University of South Mendocino Door Company ment. Carolina and a special corre- In this way, the manner, spondent for The Economist. timing, and amount of distrib- You can learn more informa- utions can be accomplished. tion about elder care law and finds a new home in an old store At some time in the future, the write to the authors on By ZACK SAMPSEL trustee should be directed to http://www.nextsteps.net The Daily Journal More than three months after opening its doors, the Mendocino Door Company finds its business growing as Palm unveils new Treo more Mendocino County residents choose the personal attention it offers. Before opening the Mendocino Door smart phone for Europe Company, owners Michelle and Lee By MAY WONG more in the fast-growing mar- Sassen operated their showroom from AP Technology Writer ket of smart phones. The Treo the Mendocino Solid Surface shop. As SAN JOSE -- In its line grew to account for 75 the Sassen’s continued to offer more biggest global push yet, Palm percent of Palm’s revenue in surface and door options, the showroom Inc. on Tuesday unveiled a its fiscal 2006. outgrew the shop. Michelle said they new Treo smart phone for Treos have attracted a large looked around Ukiah for more than a Europeans. base of business customers, year to find a building suitable for their The Treo 750v, based on primarily in the United States, showroom. With a stroke of luck, the Microsoft Corp.’s Windows but the sleek gadget has only Sassen’s rented the old MacNabb’s Mobile 5.0 operating system, had a “minute presence” in clothing store. will be first available through Europe, where Research in “I really like having an old store,” Vodafone Group PLC, Motion Ltd.’s BlackBerry she said. “It just seems to fit with the Europe’s largest mobile devices are popular and whole theme.” phone operator. Taiwan’s High Tech Michelle also liked the location The new smart phone, part Computer Corp. has gained because the old building possessed great of a growing breed of traction with its Windows- character and a charm not always found advanced cell phones that based smart phones, said Lars in newer buildings. The charm the combine voice and data fea- Vestergaard, a research direc- Sassens were looking for is a constant tures, will be available in tor of wireless communica- in the building from the doors all the Austria, France, Germany, tion in Western Europe for way to the ceiling. Small chips in the Ireland, Italy, Netherlands, IDC. paint and original lighting fixtures are a Spain, Switzerland, the Larger, deep-rocketed common sight inside because Michelle United Kingdom and other rivals, such as Motorola Inc. said she wanted to keep the original regions by the end of the year, and Nokia Corp. are also doors, shelving and walls. After two Palm said. entering the arena, stiffening months of remolding and laying a new The 750v will be the first the competition. floor, the Mendocino Door Company Treo to use Vodafone’s “Now they’ve extended was ready to open. advanced high-speed their life in this European With small setups of kitchens and 3G/UMTS network. Other market,” said Vestergaard. offices throughout the showroom, After a year of searching, Mendocino Door Company owners Michelle features include: the absence Nick Mcquire, an analyst Sassen is able to show the different uses and Lee Sassen found a suitalbe showroom for their shop at the old of an exterior antenna, a with The Yankee Group, said and looks for their DuPont Corian MacNabb’s men’s clothing store on North State Street. satin-like finish and software the 750v -- coupled with Counters as well as the Blanco Sinks Sassen said that what the customers see now,” said Steve Pryor, who has worked that simplifies text-messag- Vodafone’s broad reach of they offer. in the showroom is merely a fraction of at the showroom since its opening. ing. potential customers -- will “We really wanted to give the cus- all the items they offer. “When you have an issue at other The new phone is a key pose a “good challenge” to tomers a chance to conceptualize their The Mendocino Door Company not stores, you have to go there and go part of Palm’s future growth. the incumbent providers. own ideas,” she said. only tries to offer great products, but through monotonous events to get ser- The Sunnyvale-based compa- Palm officials say the new Beyond counters and sinks, the they also offer more personalized atten- vice. But here, there’s no hype and red ny pioneered the market for Treo underscores its commit- Mendocino Door Company also offers tion, which Sassen said helped save the tape.” personal digital assistants -- ment to serve Europe, which hundreds of diffferent door knobs, cabi- customers time. The Mendocino Door Company is and still shipped about 2.5 Palm expects will account for net knobs and towel racks, which are all “That’s the advantage here. If you located at 221. N. State St. and Michelle million PDAs in fiscal 2006 - 43 percent of the worldwide on display inside the showroom. And have a problem we can take care of it Sassen can be contacted at 463-1732. - but it has been focusing smart-phone market by 2009. 4 – WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 13, 2006 FORUM Editor: K.C. Meadows, 468-3526 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected] Letters from our readers Sweet land of liberty Lock ‘em up To the Editor: Oh, my! I must have missed previous letters commenting on graffiti. The letter NAT HENTOFF from Arizona in the Sunday edition prompted me to offer a suggestion. While living in a community in southern California, I noticed only occasional graffiti, even though I drove through almost of the streets there on several different occasions. The managers or owners Our military of the stores that carried spray paint used secure mesh covers over the front of spray paint shelves ... you had to get hold of a lawyers vs. Bush clerk to unlock the 'cage' to select your Many Americans may not fully know the vital merchandise. The clerk stayed close by importance of our military lawyers -- the judge advo- and locked the rest of the display as soon cate generals -- in each of the services. In and out of as the customer had made their choice. A combat, they provide crucial advice to commanders minor inconvenience for most of us, but it and soldiers on adhering to the Constitution, our laws sure slowed down the taggers, since they and treaties, and the Uniform Code of Military Justice had to travel well over 80 miles to get that applies to all military personnel around the world. their supplies.(This was in the Mojave Increasingly, however, the Bush administration has Desert area.) been undercutting the JAG's independence. It's basically the same thing that we are The need for the independent counsel of our mili- doing now ... securing those shelves which tary lawyers has been noted by the Supreme Court have cigarettes for sale. It's worth a try. (Greer v. Spock, 1976): "(The military must be) insu- Katie Hargreaves lated from both the reality, and the appearance, of act- Willits ing as handmaiden for partisan political causes." This Editor’s note: I believe there is a state includes whichever party is in power. law requiring spray paints to be locked up For example, in 2002 and 2003, decisions were - at least I see that many of our local made by civilian political officials and lawyers in the stores have them behind mesh. Anyone out Other opinions Justice and Defense Departments, and the White there know what the rules are? From around the nation House, on the treatment of our prisoners at Guantanamo Bay and elsewhere. These abuses of pris- Remember when oners led to the Supreme Court's 2006 stinging rebuke St. Paul (Minn.) Pioneer Press of the president in Hamdan v. Rumsfeld for violating To the editor: our own War Crimes Act and the Geneva Conventions Something happened back in 1996. I On energy optimism in setting up sham military commissions -- and unlaw- guess we forgot why pot and illegal drugs It was just a short little shortage of human organs Yakima (Wash.) ful interrogations of prisoners -- at Guantanamo and in general, were to be avoided. I wonder wire-service item in eligible for transplantation. our other detention centers. where our memories went? Now we have Thursday's paper headlined, ... Herald-Republic Military lawyers -- the JAGs -- were kept out of the medical marijuana and I guess in the "Ozone layer healing, study About 90,000 Americans On Guantanamo particular civilian political decision-making in 2002 future we will have medical meth, medical says." ... and 2003 that ignored the Uniformed Code of Military glue sniffing, medical crack smoking, and now wait for transplants, Bay Researchers first noticed with 70 percent of those Justice. Had they not been excluded, the abuses at Abu so on. Our present path just doesn’t seem ozone was thinning in the Iraq's now-infamous Ghraib and other prisons are not likely to have hap- right. patients seeking a healthy 1980s, tying it to pollutants kidney from a donor, dead or prison at Abu Ghraib is now pened. As the Supreme Court pointed out in its It seems to me there’s a new mind set including aerosols and empty and it's about time. Hamdan ruling this year, Common Article 3 of the in the pot communities that wants us all to alive. refrigerants. In 1987, almost Roughly 60 percent of Iraqi officials have reported Geneva Conventions, to which we are bound, prohibit believe that if you’re an illegal alien and 200 nations agreed to phase "at any time and in any place whatsoever ... outrages you get caught in a field of pot, you’re a those on the waiting list at that U.S. authorities finished out the pollutants," the arti- any given time will die moving about 3,600 prison- upon personal dignity, in particular, humiliating and gang member, but if you’re U.S. citizen degrading treatment" of prisoners -- whether they wear cle read. before finding a matching ers from the prison in recent and get caught in a field of pot you’re a And, how 'bout that, 20 uniforms of another nation or are what the administra- medicine maker. We need to decide donor. ... days with most going to years later, the agreement U.S.-run detention centers - tion calls "enemy combatants." whether they’re all lawless drug dealers or Many of these deaths On July 13 this year, the Senate Armed Services seems to be working. This is might be avoided were it Camp Cropper, near one big happy interracial, highly medicat- noteworthy on its own, but Committee heard from JAGs in the Army, Navy, Air ed family. legal to entice live donors to Baghdad International double so at this moment, Airport, and Camp Bucca Force and Marines on the changes we must now make I believe we need to jump into a time when a tornado of science come forward. But it's not. ... in the treatment and trials of "detainees" following the machine and go back to a time when The medical establish- near Umm Qasr in southern and insecurity is blowing us Iraq. Some were released. Supreme Court's Hamdan ruling. Said former Navy working for a living wasn’t something to toward new opportunities. ment has long considered it JAG Rear Adm. John Hutson: "I don't think we can be ashamed of. Instead, it was something anathema to allow donors or And with this internation- win the war unless we live within Common Article 3 Insecurity - over petro- al embarrassment now we all did our best to share, and stealing, fueled fascism, pollution and their survivors to "profit" of the Geneva Conventions." lying and poisoning children with illegal the cost of living - tells us from their beneficence. The closed, let Guantanamo Bay By marginalizing and ignoring the independent drugs for the money were wrong. I believe we need to account more worry is that poor people at the U.S. Naval Base in advice of the JAGs for the past four years, the Bush they’re still wrong today. accurately for what an oil will sell their organs out of Cuba be next. administration has seriously eroded what had been our Remember the children? The little ones addiction really costs. ... financial desperation and Abu Ghraib had become moral leadership around the world, including among that filled our hearts and represented our But there's a sense of opti- thus in some cases compro- synonymous with torture, our allies, in the war on terrorists. hopes for the future? Whose antics mism building about the mise their health. But there first under Saddam Hussein, Now, as Attorney General Alberto Gonzales and brought smiles to our faces? Those loud, opportunities inherent in a are ways to minimize the and then - incredibly - under animated sources of ceaseless joy and other policymakers scramble to get around parts of the search for alternatives to oil. risk that such a fully open American occupation when Supreme Court's Hamdan decision, they are proposing energy whose laughter would help bring The way we use oil won't market might pose. ... photos surfaced in April us back to proportion and perspective to retain certain interrogation practices that clearly last forever. The world's One idea is federal 2004 of U.S. troops abusing violate the Geneva Conventions' prohibition of when we were angry or depressed? Well, demand for cleaner energy Iraqi prisoners there. While while we’ve been out fighting and killing income tax relief along the "humiliating and degrading treatment" of prisoners. grows with population and lines of laws operating in some lower-ranking military As international human-rights lawyer Scott Horton each other for more and more drug development. Whoever fig- personnel have been pun- money; our kids have been learning all the eight states, including Utah. -- to whom protesting JAGs turned for advice when ures out how to meet that ... ished for the disgusting the clearly unfair Guantanamo military commissions thousands of ways that neglect can hurt. demand is going to prosper, episode, it remains a black Our kids need us to guide them and we Another possibility: and "coercive" interrogations were set up -- tells me: and earn gratitude from "futures" contracts, in which eye that won't be erased "They want to continue to allow waterboarding, need our hearts to guide us. those who conclude the real Remember? recipients would pay up from the history books. hypothermia (subjecting prisoners for long periods to price of oil is just too high. front some of the funeral So has Gitmo. Now close freezing temperatures) and other severe sufferings that Marc Parsley ... Willits expenses of those who elect those facilities, which have have caused the actual deaths of prisoners." to donate organs at death. ... become an international Horton adds, "This is part of (an administration) fog Denver Rocky We're certainly not com- symbol of this country's machine to keep the policymakers safe from prosecu- Faith restored Mountain News fortable endorsing a full- double standard in dealing tion (under the War Crimes Act)." To the Editor: On organ donation fledged market in organs, a with prisoners. ... In creating this "fog machine," the administration As long as I can remember, Scholastic regime that would allow Both fly in the face of the claims -- says Gonzales -- that it is engaging in books has been the most trusted name in On Thursday, the donors to auction kidneys on basic principles and rights "detailed discussions" with JAGs. But, as the Boston education for our children. Just recently, President's Council on eBay. But the current system that guide this nation. And Globe's Charlie Savage reports (Aug. 27) concerning Scholastic provided an online study guide Bioethics will publicly dis- is not compassionate; it when we allow that to hap- the new guidelines being drafted by Bush-appointed for high schools based on the docudrama cuss a medical crisis that amounts to a death sentence pen, we lose sight of the lawyers in the Justice Department: "They met just “The Path to 9-11” which supported the afflicts tens of thousands of for thousands of Americans very values that separate us once with a working group of military lawyers on July politicized fictional spin presented by Americans: the worsening each year. ... from the terrorists. 28, following up with e-mail exchanges that stopped ABC’s writers. after the first week of August." In light of the growing outrage concern- As retired Maj. Gen. Nolan Sklute, the former top ing the skewed “facts” in ABC’s docudra- military lawyer in the Air Force, says, "If they are talk- ma, I applaud the swift action taken by WHERE TO WRITE ing to the JAGs only about superficial matters -- that Scholastic Corp. with the announcement: indicates that this is form rather than substance, and “Scholastic replaces ‘The Path to 9/11’ President George Bush: The White Sacramento, 95814. (916) 319-2001; Santa nobody (in the administration) learned any lessons" classroom guide with new discussion House, 1600 Pennsylvania Ave., Washing- Rosa, 576-2526; FAX, Santa Rosa, 576- about leaving the JAGs out of the loop. materials focusing on critical thinking and ton, D.C. 20500; (202) 456-1111, FAX 2297. Berg's field representative in Ukiah On Aug. 26, an editorial in the Reading (Pa.) Eagle media literacy skills. (202)456-2461. office located at 104 W. Church St, Ukiah, tried to teach Congress a lesson: "If the rules are “...developing media literacy skills is Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger: 95482, 463-5770. The office’s fax number is changed and the law allows detainees to be degraded critical for students in order for them to be State Capitol, Sacramento, 95814. (916) 463-5773. E-mail to: and humiliated, the U.S. government would not have well-informed participants in our democ- 445-2841; FAX (916)445-4633 [email protected] any moral basis for insisting that Americans taken ratic society.” prisoners abroad be treated with respect and dignity." Sen. Barbara Boxer: 112 Hart Senate Senator Wes Chesbro: State Senate That's exactly what the JAGs have been saying My faith in Scholastic as the best com- Office Bldg., Washington, D.C. 20510; District 2, Capitol Building, Room 5100, pany to educate our children has been since 2002. And a letter-writer from Glasgow, (202)224-3553; San Francisco, (415) 403- Sacramento, 95814. (916) 445-3375; FAX Scotland, in the Aug. 30 Financial Times adds: "It is restored. 0100 FAX (415) 956-6701 Robin Sunbeam (916) 323-6958. Ukiah office is P.O. Box America's loss of its moral status in terms of fairness Ukiah Sen. Dianne Feinstein: 331 Hart Sen- 785, Ukiah, 95482, 468-8914, FAX 468- and justice that does most to undermine its influence." ate Office Bldg., Washington, D.C. 20510. 8931. District offices at 1040 Main St., Suite The world is watching Congress for justice. And I'm (202)224-3841 FAX (202) 228-3954; San 205, Napa, 94559, 224-1990, 50 D St., Suite watching to see whether the president will erase that LETTER POLICY Francisco (415) 393-0707; senator@fein- 120A, Santa Rosa, 95404, 576-2771, and law with one of his slippery signing statements. stein.senate.gov 317 3rd St., Suite 6, Eureka, 95501, 445- Nat Hentoff is a nationally renowned authority on The Daily Journal welcomes letters to the Congressman Mike Thompson: 1st 6508. Email: [email protected]. the First Amendment and the Bill of Rights. editor. All letters must include a clear name, District, 231 Cannon Office Bldg, Washing- signature, return address and phone number. Mendocino County Supervisors: We publish most of the letters we receive, ton, D.C. 20515. (202) 225-3311; FAX Michael Delbar, 1st District; Jim Watten- but we cannot guarantee publication. Names (202)225-4335. Fort Bragg district office, burger, 2nd District; Hal Wagenet, 3rd Dis- The Ukiah will not be withheld for any reason. All let- 430 N. Franklin St., PO Box 2208, Fort trict; Kendall Smith, 4th District; David Col- ters are subject to editing without notice. Bragg 95437; 962-0933,FAX 962-0934; fax, 5th District. All can be reached by writ- Editing is generally limited to removing www.house.gov/write rep ing to 501 Low Gap Road, Room 1090, DAILY JOURNAL statements that are potentially libelous or Ukiah, 95482, 463-4221, FAX 463-4245. are not suitable for a family newspaper. Assemblywoman Patty Berg: State Publisher: Kevin McConnell Editor: K.C. Meadows Assembly District 1, Capitol, Rm. 2137, [email protected] Form letters that are clearly part of a write- Advertising director: Cindy Delk Office manager: Yvonne Bell in campaign will not be published. You may drop letters off at our office at 590 S. Circulation director: Cornell Turner Group systems director: Sue Whitman School St., or fax letters to 468-3544, mail Visit our web site at ukiahdailyjournal.com to Letters to the Editor, P.O. Box 749, Member Member California Ukiah, 95482 or e-mail them to udj@pacif- Audit Bureau Newspaper Publishers ic.net. email us at [email protected] Of Circulations Association THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL COMMERCE WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 13, 2006 – 5 Better wine through chemistry, Security breach at fantasy site Second Life though some complain about taste By RACHEL KONRAD and careful,” said Rosedale, AP Technology Writer former chief technology offi- By PAUL ELIAS profit group that certifies SAN FRANCISCO -- cer of RealNetworks Inc. “It AP Biotechnology Writer vineyards as “biodynamic” -- Second Life, a three-dimen- will be a few bad press days, SAN FRANCISCO -- This a sort of hyper-organic desig- sional virtual world for entre- but it’s better to disclose that city is a short stagger from nation that means the vintner preneurs, is asking its 660,000 there might have been a com- the nation’s winemaking relies on such things as lunar members to change passwords promise.” heart, a geography lesson not cycles and planetary align- after a security breach may Second Life is a fantasy lost on the chemists flocking ment rather than chemistry. have exposed users’ confiden- game devoted to capitalism - here this week with scientific “Biodynamics is probably tial data, including credit card - a 21st century version of papers and theories on how the exact opposite,” Fullmer numbers and passwords. Monopoly that generates real to take some of the guess- said. “Winemaking is an art.” Executives at the privately money for successful players. work out of grape growing Also, chemists such as held company said Monday The game centers on car- and winemaking. Oregon State University’s they contacted the FBI and are toon characters called avatars The occasion is the 232nd James Kennedy said that trying to determine whether that users design to interact annual meeting of the while scientific “sophistica- the hacker was already a with fellow gamers. The American Chemical Society tion has definitely gone way member of the popular multi- avatars buy and sell all types and several of the attendees up,” no one is close to turn- player game. of property, goods and ser- spent Sunday afternoon ing wine into a monolithic, The company has deter- vices with “Linden dollars.” extolling the virtues of mak- mass-produced and bland mined that a hacker -- not a Second Lifers pay as much ing better wine through tasting product. robot or automated software as $9.95 per month for a pre- chemistry -- even as some “That’s a gross injustice to program -- accessed at least mium subscription to conduct organic vintners complain the complexity of the grape,” one Web server for up to sev- business in the virtual world. the technology is being used said Kennedy, who is trying eral hours. It’s unclear They purchase Linden dollars to mass market wine that all to identify the chemicals whether the attacker stole with U.S. currency or trade it tastes the same. responsible for giving red data, sold data or engaged in on the LindeX Currency identity theft or other fraud, The wine scientists aim to wines their thick, bold tex- Exchange. bring the same chemical tures in the mouth. “Grapes said Philip Rosedale, CEO and founder of San Francisco- A September 2006 Popular analysis used in chemical are too complex and no two Science article estimated that vintages are the same -- it’s based Linden Lab, which plants, oil refineries and operates Second Life. Second Life has a gross pharmaceutical manufactur- very difficult to bring a No users have reported domestic product of $64 mil- ing facilities to make wine Budweiser approach to wine fraudulent charges or other lion. The game’s most suc- manufacturing more effi- making.” problems since the incident, cessful entrepreneurs may cient, consistent and, of On the Net: ACS: which appears to have begun earn hundreds of thousands of course, more profitable as http://acswebcontent.acs.org late Wednesday. U.S. dollars online. the industry continues to /home.html; Enologix: “We erred on the side of On the Net: enjoy burgeoning sales. http://www.enologix.com being extremely supportive http://www.secondlife.com Last year, U.S. retail wine sales totaled $26 billion, a 5 percent increase over 2004 and California winemakers Enologix are aimed at land- please the palates of a few produced nearly two-thirds ing top scores from leading powerful critics. of the 703 million gallons critics such as Robert Parker, “It’s a misconception to sold, according to the San who publishes the influential say we are all about chem- Francisco-based Wine Wine Advocate. istry,” McCloskey said. “I’m Institute. “People like me finally using industry-based insider Many winemakers are said to ourselves that we can knowledge to build a model now dabbling with high-tech compute and calculate the for predicting wine quality.” chemical analysis to stream- outcome of anything -- a Still, many wineries are line the yearlong wine mak- stock or a wine,” said shunning such technology ing process and squeeze Enologix founder Leo and embracing distinctly more money out of the grape. McCloskey. “In the case of Luddite, back-to-the Earth For now, chemical analysis is wine, we compute the price growing techniques such as largely being used to make and what the national critics using things like harvest decisions -- but oth- will say.” “Preparation 500,” the ers are using high technology McCloskey said his eight- springtime vineyard spray equipment to tweak the grape person company consults made from the manure- juice while it ferments. with between 60 and 70 stuffed cow horns, buried Michael Cleary, manager wineries a year and generates over fall and winter, then of grape and wine chemistry about $1.5 million in annual ground up and mixed with at the world’s largest wine- revenue. water. maker, E & J Gallo, said He dismisses criticism that “We’re trying to make bet- before the Sunday meeting his use of chemistry compels ter wine through alchemy,” that deciding what consti- his clients to sacrifice cre- joked Jim Fullmer, director tutes a quality grape has been ativity and diversity by brew- of the Philomath, Ore.-based largely a subjective process, ing similarly tasting wines to Demeter Association, a non- left to a vineyard’s location, the previous performance of the particular grower and simply looking at the grape for blemishes. Harvest deci- 1651 Talmage Rd ~ Ukiah sions historically have relied NOW OPEN heavily on simply tasting the Coffee ~ Tea ~ Ice Cream ~ Smoothies grape. Hot Dogs ~ Soup ~ Salads ~ Pastries ~ Sandwiches Cleary said the Modesto- Now Serving: Mon. - Fri. 6 am - 4 pm based winery is using a labo- 707.468.8638 • Free Wireless Internet ratory process called chro- matography that chemically separates grape into its component parts, such as the molecules responsible for aroma, taste and feel. That analysis can be used to make the decision to harvest when these particular molecules reach their highest concen- tration levels, Cleary said. “It takes good grapes to make good wine and we’re trying to improve our predic- tions of when to harvest,” Cleary said. Scientists don’t fully understand the delicate mix of compounds that emerge during fermentation and why they create such pleasing sensations for wine drinkers. So chemists are trying to iso- late chemicals that produce desirable fragrances and fla- vors. Scientific analysis is now also being used to uncover the chemicals that give wines their taste, aroma and tex- ture. Those tests help vintners monitor the wine as it ferments, enabling them to make subtle changes. One company has even made a lucrative business by chemically analyzing wine in its attempt to inform winemakers how their wine will ultimately score among influential critics and how much each bottle will probably be worth once it hits store shelves. Enologix of Sonoma takes juice samples from grapes, chemically analyzes them and the uses powerful software to generate taste recom- mendations on how to tweak the wine as it ferments. The suggestions recommended by 6 – WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 13, 2006 SPORTS Sports Editor: Tony Adame, 468-3518 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected]

LOCAL CALENDAR Raiders regroup after shutout By JOSH DUBOW TODAY PREP WATER POLO AP Sports Writer • Marin Academy at Ukiah, boys at 4 p.m., girls immediately after ALAMEDA — Art Shell PREP GIRLS SOCCEr • Montgomery at Ukiah, 6 p.m. was brought back to the • Potter Valley at Roseland Prep, 4:30 p.m. Oakland Raiders to return the THURSDAY, SEPT. 14 team to its level of the old PREP VOLLEYBALL days. • Ukiah at Healdsburg, 6 p.m. PREP TENNIS Only those days weren’t • Ukiah at Elsie Allen, 4 p.m. PREP GOLF supposed to be 1961, the only • Elsie Allen girls at Ukiah, 3 p.m. PREP BOYS SOCCER time the Raiders were •Ukiah at Elsie Allen, 4 p.m. PREP TENNIS blanked in a season opener • Ukiah at Elsie Allen, 4 p.m. before Monday night’s 27-0 FRIDAY, SEPT. 15 loss to the San Diego COLLEGE VOLLEYBALL • Mendocino College at Consumnes River Chargers. Junior College, 6:30 p.m. “I thought it was embar- COLLEGE SOCCER • Shasta College at Mendocino College, 4 rassing the way we played,” p.m. PREP WATER POLO Shell said Tuesday. “We had • Ukiah girls at Novato Tournament PREP GIRLS SOCCER all those fans out there root- • Ukiah at Santa Rosa, 6 p.m. ing for us, and we didn’t play • Calistoga at Potter Valley, 4:30 p.m. PREP FOOTBALL good football.” • Ukiah at Petaluma, 7:30 p.m. A new coach, new quarter- SATURDAY, SEPT. 16 back and new attitude were COLLEGE FOOTBALL • Mendocino College versus Gavilan supposed to restore Oakland’s College at Gilroy, 6 p.m. PREP FOOTBALL pride, but after one week it • Vacaville Christian at Potter Valley, 7 p.m. PREP VOLLEYBALL looks like the same old • Ukiah at NorCal Invite Raiders who won just 13 PREP WATER POLO • Ukiah girls at Novato Tournament games the past three seasons, leading to coaches Bill -Calendar listings are culled from the most recent schedules provided by the schools Callahan and Norv Turner and organizations in our coverage area. Please report schedule changes or incorrect getting fired. listings to The Daily Journal Sports Department at 468-3518. LaDainian Tomlinson ran through the defense with ease, as usual, the Raiders TV LISTINGS were unable to pressure San Diego quarterback Philip ANG Photo Rivers in his first start, and Raiders Wide Receiver Randy Moss enters the field prior to Monday night’s game. Moss caught four passes TODAY for 47 yards, but was unable to help the Raiders score points. MLB worst of all, the offensive line Oakland at Minnesota, 5 p.m. (KICU) looked lost on the field but up,” running back assistant Jackie Slater was problems. We have to go the talent has to play,” Shell Colorado at San Francisco, 7 p.m. (FSN) against Shawne Merriman WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 13 LaMont Jordan said after the supposed to help young back and see what we can do said. “You can’t talk about it, MLB and the Chargers. game. “I’m not concerned blockers like Robert Gallery schemewise to make sure we you have to go on the field Colorado at San Francisco, 7 p.m. (FSN) It added up to Oakland’s WOMEN’S SOCCER with what the outsiders think. flourish. But Gallery strug- take care of some of those and do it and we didn’t do it Mexico vs. United States at Rochester, N.Y., first shutout since a 30-0 loss 4:55 p.m. Once we do go out there and gled as much in the opener at things as we move forward.” last night.” to Kansas City on Dec. 7, play well, those outsiders his natural position of left The Raiders allowed nine To make matters worse, THURSDAY, SEPT. 14 MLB 1997, second shutout ever at they’re going to be support- tackle as he did last year on sacks in all, one more than the Raiders now have a short Colorado at San Francisco, 12:30 p.m. home (along with a 17-0 loss (FSN) ing us. What I can say is, it’s the right side. the number of completions week before flying cross- Philadelphia at Atlanta, 4:30 p.m. (TNT) to Denver in 1981), and first COLLEGE FOOTBALL the first game of the season.” Aaron Brooks was under Brooks and backup Andrew country to face Baltimore’s Maryland at West Virginia, 4:30 p.m. (ESPN) in an opener since a 55-0 loss The biggest problem was pressure all night and half of Walter threw, and had only 67 dominating defense. Ray GOLF PGA Golf 84 Lumber Classic, First Round, 1 to Houston in 1961. That the offensive line. With four his six completions came on total yards until a game-end- Lewis and the Ravens are p.m. game came two years before players starting in different quick passes to Randy Moss ing drive against mostly coming off a 27-0 victory of FRIDAY, SEPT. 15 Al Davis even joined the spots than they played last after one-step drops. backups raised the total to their own against Tampa Bay. MLB Boston at New York Yankees, 4 p.m. (ESPN) franchise, and in a bad omen season, including rookie Paul “We didn’t give our quar- 129. “I hope we pick our speed San Francisco at St. Louis, 5 p.m. (FOX) Chicago White Sox at Oakland, 7 p.m. was followed by a 44-0 loss McQuistan at right guard, the terback a chance last night,” That’s a shocking number and our intensity up,” Jordan (FSN) COLLEGE FOOTBALL the next week at San Diego. line looked overmatched. Shell said. “If you got break- for a team with Moss, Jordan said. “Because if we play Kansas at Toledo, 5 p.m. (ESPN2) “As bad as we played GOLF The influence of Hall of downs up and down the line and Brooks on offense. PGA Golf 84 Lumber Classic, Second tonight, there really is no way Round, 1 p.m. Fame linemen Shell and of scrimmage, then you got “We have talent here, but See LOSS, Page 7 Mendocino NFL Europe helps Wragge return to 49ers COMMUNITY Time spent playing for But he never made it to Los Wragge played the rest of DIGEST the Rhein Fire earn Angeles. Last Nov. 29, the game, and will start Wragge a roster spot Wragge was re-signed by the Sunday's home opener against College outlasts 49ers, though he did not play the St. Louis Rams, provided UHS Booster Club By Roger Phillips in the season's final five that left tackle Jonas Jennings meeting Sept. 18 ANG News games. After that, at the 49ers' (right high ankle sprain) also Shattered dreams, NFL request, he was off to the does not play. Monday, Sept. 18 at 5:30 p.m. Cañada College Rhein Fire of NFL Europe to If Jennings plays, Nolan there will be a UHS athletic style: You work hard all sum- booster meeting in the career The Daily Journal mer at training camp, make gain playing experience. said Adam Snyder will start in center, located in the “A” With soaring temperatures Tuesday, the Mendocino the team on Saturday, and lose Then, this summer, he once Allen's place at left guard. If Building. The agenda will include discus- Women’s Soccer Team defeated Cañada College 1-0 in a your job the following again won a roster spot during Jennings does not play, sion of the upcoming dinner auc- hard-fought defensive battle. Tuesday before ever playing a training camp with the 49ers, Snyder will start at left tackle tion to be held Oct. 2. The heat could be seen rising from the astroturf field in game. after which he was provided and Wragge at left guard. Redwood City and Mendocino and Cañada battled defen- This is what happened a with some reassurance by Allen is expected to miss 2-4 Times changed for sively throughout most of the game. year ago to journeyman guard coach Mike Nolan that he weeks. Jennings is listed as SAL Boxing in Freshmen Tabitha Olson helped break the scoring drought Tony Wragge. On Sept. 3, he would not be released again doubtful for the game but is September for Mendocino College and Sophomore Riley Morgan was survived the final roster cuts. the minute the team needed an holding out hope for a swift credited with the assist. open roster spot. recovery. Hours for SAL Boxing will be But on Sept. 6, the 49ers cut changed for the month of Goalie Kadi Ott recorded eight saves, which helped Wragge to create a roster spot “We talked about the situa- Wragge said the opportuni- September. improve Mendocino’s record to 3-1-2. for free-agent fullback Chris tion (that occurred) last year," ty to play in games for Rhein Effective immediately the new “It was a great team performance,” Coach Duncan Wragge said. earlier this year helped pre- hours will be Tuesday at 5:30 Hetherington, who had been p.m. The cost is still only $5 for McMartin said. “Overall, everybody played very well in the released by the Raiders. “They want me to be part of pare him for his unexpected the whole year and classes are heat.” “It was a downer," Wragge the program.” playing time against the ongoing at the Redwood Health Mendocino College’s next game is home versus Shasta For the next few weeks, Cardinals. Club. To join SAL Boxing you said during a recent interview. must fill out SAL paperwork and College Friday at 4 p.m.. “I won't lie about that. It was Wragge may be a very big part “NFL Europe helped me a have a parental signature if you definitely a downer." of the program. When starting lot in executing my skills,'' he are under 18. The class is a mix guard Larry Allen departed said. “But after playing in the of all levels and ages and you are After being released, encouraged to join boxing if you Wragge returned to his home with a sprained left knee in the game (Sunday), I've got a lot want to seriously study boxing or in Arizona, worked at a Home opening moments of Sunday's of things to work on.'' just want a good workout. Depot, and trained in prepara- loss at Arizona, Wragge Wragge said this should not TWINS 7, ATHLETICS 5 tion for his second year with entered his first NFL game be taken as a lack of self- Free karate program the Los Angeles Avengers of since 2002, when he was with to be held at RHC the Cardinals. the Arena Football League. See EURO, Page 7 The Sheriff’s Youth Activities Four-run rally Karate Program (Fall version) is teaching free youth, teen, and adult karate programs at helps Twins edge the Redwood Health Club in Ukiah on Wednesday nights Maddux not sure about 2007 starting at 5:30 p.m. and on Sunday afternoons starting at Oakland Athletics 2 p.m. for ages 6 years old By RICK GANO with the Dodgers and 12-13 overall after a 5- and above. The Associated Press AP Sports Writer 0 start in April. He won’t pitch against the Registration is available at the class. SAL MINNEAPOLIS — Justin Morneau’s two-run double CHICAGO — Greg Maddux went back to Cubs in this series, but will start an important membership/insurance fees highlighted a four-run eighth inning and the Minnesota the Chicago Cubs’ clubhouse Tuesday, this series opener Friday against the Padres. are five dollars annually. You Twins rallied for a 7-5 victory over the Oakland Athletics on time wearing a Dodgers cap. He visited the How much longer will he pitch? do not have to be a member of the RHC to participate. For Tuesday night. very familiar area to use the weight room, as “I don’t want to get ahead of myself. more inofrmation call the Morneau and Jason Tyner each went 3-for-4 with two all visiting teams at Wrigley Field do. There’s a lot that can happen in the next RHC at 468-0441 or 376- Since he was traded from the Cubs on July month, month and a half over here, so I just 4419. Also for more informa- RBIs for Minnesota, which remained 1 1/2 games behind tion, call Sensei Mike Tobin at Detroit in the American League Central. The Twins began 31, Maddux has moved up quickly. He’s now kind of want to focus on that and enjoy some time off and try to make a decision,” he said. 354-0565. All classes are co- the day with a 1 1/2 game lead over Chicago in the wild-card with a team on top of its division instead of ed. one in the basement. And at age 40, he’s get- Maddux emphasized that the Dodgers were race. ting another chance to make the playoffs. pretty good when he arrived, even if on Aug. To place an announcement With the Twins trailing 5-3 Nick Punto led off the eighth “I got traded, we’re in first place. I live on 1 they were last in the NL West and now are in the “Community Sports with a single off Joe Kennedy (4-1). Joe Mauer walked and Digest,” contact The Ukiah the beach, so it’s pretty good out there, too. in first. He’s playing with an infield that Daily Journal Sports Michael Cuddyer hit a ground-rule double to make it 5-4, I’ve been pretty lucky to go from Chicago to sometimes features four former shortstops, Department by phone at 468- and Morneau followed with a double to deep center for his L.A,” Maddux said in his typically low-key including ex-Cub Nomar Garciaparra at first 3518. You may also mail your listing to 590 S. School 119th and 120th RBIs. Morneau later scored on a wild pitch. fashion. base. And he loves Dodger Stadium. Street, Ukiah, Calif., 95482, Dennys Reyes (5-0) pitched the eighth and Joe Nathan got Now with 330 career wins, Maddux fig- Asked if it’s easier to go to the ballpark e-mail it to udjsports@pacif- the last three outs for his 32nd save in 34 chances as the ured he’d play out this contract with the Cubs, now that he’s with a winner again, Maddux ic.net, or fax it to us at 468- 3544. Because the Twins got their 44th come-from-behind win this season. the team he broke in with in 1986 before a said not really. “Community Sports Digest” is Eric Chavez homered and drove in three runs and Dan stellar stretch with Atlanta. He re-signed with “It’s the same, to be honest with you. It a FREE service, no guaran- Chicago in 2004. really is,” he said. “I said a lot of times you tees can be made on the fre- Johnson also hit a home run for Oakland, which entered the quency of a listing’s appear- game with a 5 1/2 game lead over the Angels in the “I thought we would be playing a lot bet- don’t have to win in this game to enjoy it. ance in The Daily Journal. To American League West. ter,” Maddux said. “And hopefully be in some And I mean that. Is it better winning? assure your event maximum kind of race, whether it’s for the division or Absolutely. publicity, please contact With the score tied 3-all, Johnson led off the fifth with a the wild card. But you know, it didn’t work “But I loved getting up, coming here at 9 either our classified (468- 412-foot homer off reliever Willie Eyre to give Oakland the 3535) or display advertising out that way and I was lucky enough to be o’clock in the morning, and I love going to (468-3510) departments. lead. The As made it 5-3 on Marco Scutaros RBI single in traded to a contender.” Dodger Stadium at 3 in the afternoon. ... It’s Maddux, who was traded for Gold Glove cool.” See RALLY, Page 7 infielder Cesar Izturis, is 3-2 in eight starts THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL SPORTS WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 13, 2006 – 7 Armstrong says report teammates used EPO was ‘hatchet job’ By JIM LITKE during a telephone interview with cheat and guys that are just trying to The Dallas-based company tried to the string of allegations that have AP Sports Columnist The Associated Press from Los survive.” withhold a $5 million bonus owed extended into his retirement made Lance Armstrong bristled Tuesday Angeles. “The fact he took drugs has Armstrong has devoted consider- Armstrong for winning a record sixth him the “800-pound gorilla” for at a report that two former team- nothing to do with me.” able time and money fighting doping straight Tour de France, citing alle- every doping story involving mates admitted using performance- The Times first reported the story allegations in the past, both during gations of cheating in the book “L.A. cycling. enhancing drugs, calling it “a hatch- on its Web site Monday night. interviews and with lawsuits. He said Confidential: The Secrets of Lance “Well,” he replied, “the 800- et job ... to link me to doping through Armstrong could not be reached for any implication that he used perfor- Armstrong.” He responded with a pound gorilla has stood up to every somebody else’s admission.” comment by the Times because he mance-enhancers was “ludicrous.” lawsuit. test, every investigation, every inter- Frankie Andreu and another for- was attending a meeting of the “I can’t prove a negative. All I can After three weeks of testimony rogation, everything — and never mer Armstrong teammate who Presidents Cancer Panel in say is what I said a million times: I from dozens of witnesses, including lost.” requested anonymity because he still Minneapolis. was tested at races, in my house, in Andreu, his wife, Betsy, and Steve Pat McQuaid, president of works in cycling told The New York “We feel the story is completely hotel rooms, airports — you name it. Swartz, another former Armstrong cycling’s governing body, UCI, said Times they used the endurance- fair. It says in the eighth paragraph I had a lot of pressure on me,” he teammate, Armstrong walked away he didn’t understand Andreu’s objec- booster EPO to prepare for the 1999 his teammates never saw him take said. “My performances never did with the bonus, plus $2.5 million in tives in revealing he used EPO. Tour de France, when Armstrong drugs, and in next paragraph, that he anything but get better and stronger interest and lawyers costs. “If Andreu wishes to say that, won the first of his seven titles. always denied using performance- amid all the pressure and the “Three arbitrators listened to that’s up to him to say that,” Neither rider has ever tested posi- enhancing drugs,” Times sports edi- improved testing.” everything they said and decided McQuaid said during a telephone tive for performance-enhancing tor Tom Jolly said. This summer’s Tour de France none of them were credible,” interview. “I don’t know what he’s drugs and both said they never saw “They are two of his former team- winner, Floyd Landis, also tested Armstrong said. “Andreu, his wife trying to achieve because he cannot Armstrong take any banned sub- mates. Obviously, he was the star of positive for elevated testosterone and and Swartz all had their day, and at achieve anything by saying this.” stances. that team and that’s their claim to synthetic testosterone after one of the the end, the arbitrators gave us 50 McQuaid said neither admission “I think it’s a pretty nasty attempt fame. The story never accuses him of race stages and is appealing the deci- percent more than the original bonus. should cast doubt on Armstrong’s by The New York Times to link me using drugs.” sion to strip his title. Landis was also “That was a ’W,”’Armstrong said, record or his 1999 Tour victory. to doping through somebody else’s Andreu admitted taking EPO for Armstrong’s teammate for two tours; meaning a win. “It’s been that way “To take dope is an individual admission. You have to read way only a few races and said he came he has denied using performance- time after time. I can’t remember if decision by an individual rider,” down in the article until Frankie forward now because he’s worried enhancing drugs. it’s 6-0 or 10-0, but we’re unbeaten. McQuaid said. says, ’I never saw Lance do any- doping is having a negative effect on The Times report was based on You don’t win those cases if you’re ——— thing.’ the sport. interviews and court documents from that dirty.” Associated Press writer Bradley S. “To me, this is a story about “There are two levels of guys,” he a contract dispute between Armstrong also acknowledged Klapper in Geneva contributed to Frankie Andreu,” Armstrong said told the paper. “You got the guys that Armstrong and SCA Promotions. that his continuing high profile and this report. Standford’s Bradford out with an injury Tough Maria Carillo THe Associated Press the injury and his foot foot came up and coach Walt Harris said. this year, said he was STANFORD— was placed in a cast torqued out while the “When a guy does ready for a breakout team outruns Ukiah Stanford senior wide that afternoon. front of my foot stayed everything he can to season. receiver Mark Bradford said he still,” he said. “It felt get into shape and Freshman Richard Bradford is out indefi- injured the foot on the like something was not does all this prime in boys’ soccer game nitely with torn liga- Sherman took his second play of the in place. I took four time stuff, then to have place against the ments in his right foot, game. He caught a steps toward the hud- The Daily Journal it taken away, it’s hard Spartans and will like- “They just seemed to use an injury he sustained screen pass in front of dle and it didn’t feel Monday Night’s soccer the open space to their early in the Cardinal’s the Stanford bench and right so I called for a for everybody, espe- ly move into the start- match between Maria cially Mark.” advantage,” 35-34 loss to San Jose as he came down, a substitute, came out ing lineup when Carillo High School and Coach Paul Cantinella State. San Jose State defend- and never went back Bradford,who Stanford opens it’s Ukiah High School proved An MRI performed er stepped on top of in.” would be eligible for a new stadium with to be an uphil battle as the went out with an ankle early Sunday morning his foot. “It’s a personal hurt medical redshirt sea- Navy on Saturday at 7 Wildcats lost 4-1. injury. revealed the extent of “The back of my for me,” Stanford son if he doesn’t return p.m. “They just seemed to use Ukiah failed to score in the open space to their the second half as Maria advantage,” Coach Paul Carillo’s offense added two Cantinella said. “They ran in a rundown and tagged out more goals. very hard. You could tell Even though the loss was SCOREBOARD Rally before the next pitch. they were pretty fit.” tough for Ukiah, Coach WLPctGB Chavez hit a solo homer, Scoring two goals in the Cantinella said the team MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL Oakland 82 61 .573 — Los Angeles 77 67 .535 5 1/2 Continued from Page 6 his 19th, off Guerrier in the first half, Maria Carillo won’t change it’s strategies. NATIONAL LEAGUE Texas 73 71 .507 9 1/2 At A Glance Seattle 68 75 .476 14 fourth to make it 3-2. appeared in control of the “We’re still 1-1 in our By The Associated Press All Times EDT ——— the sixth, but the bullpen The Twins came back again game until Omar Alatorre league and 3-0 outside of East Division Monday’s Games scored a first-half goal to W L Pct GB N.Y.Yankees 9, Baltimore 6 could not hold on. in the bottom of the inning. our league,” he said. “I New York 88 55 .615 — Minnesota 9, Oakland 4 reduce the deficit to one would still consider this our Florida 73 71 .507 15 1/2 Toronto 6, Seattle 2 Oakland went right after With two outs, White doubled Philadelphia 72 71 .503 16 Chicago White Sox 3, L.A. Angels 2 spot starter Matt Guerrier with and scored on Tyners oppo- goal. best start in years.” Atlanta 69 74 .483 19 Today’s Games While Alatorre’s goal Washington 62 82 .431 26 1/2 Oakland (Haren 13-11) at Minnesota (Liriano 12- consecutive hits by Jason site-field single off Saarloos. Ukiah travels to Elsi Allen Central Division 3), 1:10 p.m. highlighted the first half for W L Pct GB Chicago White Sox (Garcia 13-9) at L.A. Angels Kendall and Mark Ellis to Thursday for matches at 4 St. Louis 76 67 .531 — (Saunders 5-2), 3:35 p.m. Ukiah, striker Poli Reyes and 6 p.m. Cincinnati 71 72 .497 5 Toronto (Burnett 7-7) at Seattle (Baek 3-0), 4:35 open the game. Two outs later, Notes: Houston 70 73 .490 6 p.m. Milwaukee 65 79 .451 11 1/2 Texas (Millwood 14-10) at Detroit (Verlander 16- Chavez hit a two-run triple. Pittsburgh 59 86 .407 18 7), 7:05 p.m. RHP Brad Radke, out with Chicago 57 87 .396 19 1/2 Tampa Bay (Hammel 0-2) at N.Y.Yankees (Lidle The Twins came back with West Division 3-3), 7:05 p.m. a stress fracture in his pitching to make sure we take care of W L Pct GB Boston (Wakefield 7-8) at Baltimore (Bedard 13- two runs in the second despite it.” Los Angeles 76 67 .531 — 9), 7:05 p.m. shoulder, threw before the Loss San Diego 74 68 .521 1 1/2 Kansas City (De La Rosa 2-2) at Cleveland a double play and two The other big question for San Francisco 72 71 .503 4 (Westbrook 12-9), 7:05 p.m. game for the first time in two Arizona 68 76 .472 8 1/2 Thursday’s Games baserunning mistakes. the Raiders is about the status Colorado 67 76 .469 9 Minnesota at Cleveland, 7:05 p.m. weeks. He said the session Continued from Page 6 Tampa Bay at N.Y.Yankees, 7:05 p.m. Morneau doubled and Torii of wideout Jerry Porter. Last ——— Boston at Baltimore, 7:05 p.m. was pain-free and better than Monday’s Games L.A. Angels at Texas, 8:05 p.m. Hunter singled to start the against Baltimore the way we year’s leading receiver on the Florida 16, N.Y. Mets 5 Seattle at Kansas City, 8:10 p.m. Chicago Cubs 8, Atlanta 3 inning. Rondell White then expected. ... Erik Johnson, the play against the Chargers, it’s team was inactive without an Pittsburgh 4, Milwaukee 3 TRANSACTIONS not going to be pretty.” St. Louis 7, Houston 0 MLB—Suspended minor league player Wellington laced a shot to left that Nick first overall pick in the 2006 injury as his standing on the Washington 7, Arizona 6 Dotel (Seattle) for 50 games, effective for the 2007 Shell talked about chang- team spirals downward fol- Today’s Games season, for a violation of the Minor League Drug Swisher caught and threw on NHL draft, threw out the cere- Milwaukee (Capuano 11-10) at Pittsburgh Prevention and Treatment Program. ing some schemes, keeping lowing his trade demand in (Chacon 6-5), 12:35 p.m., 1st game American League a line to the plate to double up monial first pitch. ... Frank Houston (Oswalt 12-8) at St. Louis (Marquis 14- CLEVELAND INDIANS—Announced extensions of an extra blocker or two in on the offseason. 14), 2:10 p.m. their player development contracts with Lake County Morneau trying to tag and Thomas went 0-for-4 to snap Milwaukee (Sheets 4-6) at Pittsburgh (Snell 12- of the South Atlantic League and Mahoning Valley pass plays and other minor Porter has fallen behind 10), 4:05 p.m., 2nd game of the New York-Penn League. score. a string of six straight games Philadelphia (Wolf 3-1) at Atlanta (Davies 2-5), NEW YORK YANKEES—Activated OF Hideki Matsui adjustments to fix those prob- three receivers on the depth 4:35 p.m., 1st game from the 15-day DL. Hunter was picked off Washington (Armas 8-10) at Arizona OAKLAND ATHLETICS—Announced it has extend- with a homer. It was a fran- lems. chart. (L.Hernandez 11-12), 6:40 p.m. ed its player development contract with Sacramento before the next pitch but “You can do some things. N.Y. Mets (Glavine 13-6) at Florida (Olsen 12-8), of the PCL through the 2010 season. chise record and a personal Porter, who clashed with 7:05 p.m. TAMPA BAY DEVIL RAYS—Agreed to terms with reached second base safely You can’t do a whole lot, Shell in the offseason, was San Diego (Hensley 8-11) at Cincinnati (Lohse 2- Montgomery of the Southern League on a two-year best for Thomas. ... Johnson 2), 7:10 p.m. contract extension of their player development con- before scoring on Tyners two- because you can’t cover it all joking around on the sideline Philadelphia (Lieber 7-9) at Atlanta (T.Hudson 12- tract, through 2008. had been 0-for-11 on the road 10), 7:35 p.m., 2nd game FOOTBALL out single. Luis Castillo had up,” Shell said. “But there’s during the game and told L.A. Dodgers (Penny 15-8) at Chicago Cubs National Football League trip before hitting his ninth (Guzman 0-5), 8:05 p.m. ARIZONA CARDINALS—Re-signed LB Isaac Keys an RBI single to make it 2-2. some things that can be done ESPN he wasn’t even watch- Colorado (Jennings 7-12) at San Francisco to the practice squad. Released C Shawn Lynch home run of the season. (Lowry 7-8), 10:15 p.m. from the practice squad. However, Castillo got caught that we have to go to work on ing the performance. Thursday’s Games CAROLINA PANTHERS—Placed LT Travelle San Diego at Cincinnati, 12:35 p.m. Wharton on injured reserve. Signed OL Jeremy L.A. Dodgers at Chicago Cubs, 2:20 p.m. Bridges. Colorado at San Francisco, 3:35 p.m. CLEVELAND BROWNS—Reinstated DB Daven Philadelphia at Atlanta, 7:35 p.m. Holly to 53-man roster. Waived DL Jovan Haye. AMERICAN LEAGUE DETROIT LIONS—Signed WR Az-Zahir Hakim to a RCU Members Talk About High-Yielding Deposits one-year contract. At A Glance GREEN BAY PACKERS—Released FB Vonta By The Associated Press Leach. All Times EDT HOUSTON TEXANS—Placed CB Roc Alexander on East Division injured reserve. Signed CB Kevin Garrett and LB W L Pct GB Roy Manning. Signed G Doug Nienhuis to the prac- New York 86 56 .606 — tice squad. Released RB Chris Taylor and FB Boston 76 67 .531 10 1/2 Robert Douglas. Toronto 75 69 .521 12 JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS—Placed DE Reggie Baltimore 62 81 .434 24 1/2 Hayward on injured reserve. Signed DT Montavious Tampa Bay 57 86 .399 29 1/2 Stanley from St. Louis’ practice squad. Central Division PHILADELPHIA EAGLES—Signed CB Dexter W L Pct GB Wynn. Released RB Bruce Perry. Detroit 86 58 .597 — SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS—Waived FB Zak Keasey Minnesota 84 59 .587 1 1/2 from the practice squad. Signed OT Sam Wilder to Chicago 83 61 .576 3 the practice squad. Cleveland 68 74 .479 17 WASHINGTON REDSKINS—Signed TE Todd Yoder. — Richard Kansas City 54 90 .375 32 Released FB Nehemiah Broughton. West Division Sales Manager RCU Member since 1967

EARLY STATS: After only Balance Money Market Euro one week of games, take this information with a grain of Great Yields & Total Liquidity! pigskin, but the 49ers' offense Yields to: Continued from Page 6 is ranked fourth in the NFL assurance. and the defense is ranked “I'm confident in my abili- 27th. Last year, the 49ers fin- ty," he said. “If you step on ished ranked 32nd _ last _ in the field scared, you're going both categories. to lose.'' Even before his playing Individually, quarterback All RCU deposits are federally insured to $100,000. opportunity, Wragge said he Alex Smith is ranked fourth was enjoying at least a tiny with 288 passing yards, You’re eligible to join RCU - so call today! amount of that rare NFL com- Antonio Bryant is ranked modity: job security. Nolan fourth with 114 receiving has been telling him since he yards, and Frank Gore is 11th was released a year ago to in both rushing (87 yards) and Call (707) 545-4000 keep working, keep improv- receiving (83). or visit redwoodcu.org ing, and he just might find an NFL home. TRANSACTION: The Has he found a place to 49ers released fullback Zak dwell? Maybe. But Wragge is Keasey from the practice keeping his eyes wide open. squad, replacing him with “I don't think there are any tackle Sam Wilder, who was promises when you're in the with the team during the pre- NFL," Wragge said. “It's a season. The move reflects week-by-week situation, day concerns the 49ers have over by day. You just do your job the injuries to their offensive line. Membership open to anyone living or working in 8 North Bay counties. Join with as little as $5 in a savings account. Rate listed as of 8/29/06, subject to change. APY=Annual Percentage and roll with the punches.'' Yield. Yields range from 4.95%-5.20% APY ($2,500-$100,000 account balance). Must establish & maintain a qualified RCU checking account with Debit Card or Automated Clearing House (ACH) transaction activity. Balance Money Market accounts under $2,500 earn 0.00% APY. Call for details. 8 – WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 13, 2006 COMMERCE THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL Online mystery of video-diary Marketing on wheels posting by ‘Lonelygirl15’ deepens By GARY GENTILE fly that Bree was not a genuine teen blogger at works for local girl AP Business Writer all, but an actress playing a part in scripted and LOS ANGELES -- A home-schooled produced drama. The proof, it was said, is that The Daily Journal teenager named Bree is heating up the Internet Bree never reacts on-screen to comments post- At an age when tackling a like few others today. ed about her, never wavers from the plot. job can be challenging But is she for real? Or is she merely an So far, even as media attention heats up enough, 17-year-old Mindy actress, and if so, who are the people responsi- about her authenticity, Bree has yet to react in Bluman performs hers from a ble for mounting the charade? her videos. wheelchair. This Internet whodunit centers on 16-year- Fans began to speculate that the videos were Due to severe cerebral old Bree’s “Lonelygirl15” online video diaries part of a big marketing campaign for some palsy, Bluman is unable to posted on sites such as YouTube and MySpace. movie and bristled at being manipulated by walk or talk. They’ve caused a cyber-stir not seen since some Hollywood studio. Nonetheless, her mother, “The Blair Witch Project.” The most notable Web hoax related to Sandra Marcell says her The mystery has fueled the popularity of the movie publicity was for the 1999 film “The daughter “wants to be an asset short videos that are a staple on a growing Blair Witch Project.” Footage from an alleged in the community.” So, number of Web sites devoted to posting home- documentary about a mysterious video tape Marcell has helped her start made entertainment. and missing teens created a buzz on the Web her own business, called Walk On sites such as Revver and Guba, regular that helped boost the film’s box-office success. and Roll Advertising. people are posting videos that range from con- The marketing theory surrounding With assistance from her fessional diaries to stunts involving everything Lonelygirl15 was bolstered when amateur mother and her dog, Sammy from skateboards to breath mints dropped into sleuths uncovered that the name was trade- II, Bluman goes out into the bottles of Diet Coke. marked recently by Encino attorney Kenneth community and distributes Many feature people just sitting in front of Goodfried, who did not return a call seeking flyers for businesses who video cameras, talking about the mundane hap- comment Monday. want inexpensive advertising. penings in their lives or ranting about some Web detectives also concluded that Bree’s She charges $12.99 a week for issue or another. MySpace account was being controlled by two mornings of work -- or On YouTube, one of the most popular sites someone using a computer at the Hollywood the distribution of about 100 for amateur videos, 26,930 people are sub- talent firm Creative Artists Agency. An agency flyers. scribed to the Lonelygirl15 “channel,” mean- spokesman did not immediately return a call ing they regularly view videos posted there. Flyers are attached to her Monday. Mindy Bluman sits with her dog Sammy the second in More than 2.3 million people have viewed And then came the announcement posted on wheelchair and inside Bree’s videos, according to YouTube. envelopes attached to her dog front of the Crow’s Nest distributing fliers. the mock fan site Lonelygirl15.com stating Lonelygirl15 started posting her dorky that Bree was indeed an actress. which walks with her as she the Pear Tree shopping center sion on her face said, “Yes.” adventures in June, with a video that looked rolls through various shop- on Thursday during her sec- Bluman has advertised for like so many others on the Web. “Bree” is sit- “Thank you so much for enjoying our show ping centers in town. ond job so far. the Blue Goose and most ting in her typical-looking teenage room, intro- so far,” said the note, signed only “The “People look at people who Then looking at her daugh- recently for Robert’s Small ducing herself and making a variety of goofy Creators” and addressed to “our incredible are disabled so I came up with ter, Marcell asked, “Do you Tractor Service. faces. fans.” the idea of Walk and Roll like your business?” Those interested in hiring In subsequent “episodes” (so far, she has The note, posted Sept. 7, continued: “Right Advertising,” Marcell said, as While Bluman couldn’t Bluman can call Marcell at posted more than 30 videos with the latest now, the biggest mystery of Lonelygirl15 is she stood next to Bluman in verbally answer, the expres- 391-3636. entry posted Sept. 10), Bree talks about her ‘who is she?’ We think this is an oversimplifi- parents, her friend Daniel and her “religion,” cation. Lonelygirl15 is a reflection of every- which includes a mysterious ritual Bree has one. She is no more real or fictitious than the been selected for. portions of our personalities that we choose to The ceremony only takes place “once in a show (or hide) when we interact with the peo- Apple expected to push online really long while” and attendance is limited to ple around us.” a select few. The “Creators,” who describe themselves as “My parents won’t even be allowed to filmmakers but not part of a big corporation, movies, digital video into homes come,” Bree says. go on to promise a new Web site featuring By MAY WONG petitor with its expected entry. or are only available on a The ceremony also involves memorization interactive storytelling where “the line AP Technology Writer Apple has been forging rental basis. and “special exercises” that Bree’s mother is between ‘fan’ and ‘star’ has been removed, and SAN FRANCISCO -- ahead to make its products the So-called media center going to help her with. Plus, she has to go on a dedicated fans like yourselves are paid for their Apple Computer, which pio- digital media hub for con- computers, such as ones from diet. efforts.” neered the online distribution sumers. Its iconic iPod player Dell Inc. or Hewlett-Packard “Other than that, it’s basically like preparing But in the strange world of Lonelygirl15, of music and television is designed for music and Co., are designed to play and for a bar mitzvah or a confirmation,” Bree says nothing can be trusted. Soon after the message shows, appears poised to jump video on-the-go, its iTunes record TV shows, but many matter of factly. was posted, the Web site could not be accessed. into the movie business. Music Store is a leading desti- still look like they belong The mystery deepens. In her room is what It was running again over the weekend, where Apple’s chief executive, nation for getting digital con- under a desk in an office looks like a shrine to the occult figure Aleister two new episodes were posted, but was only Steve Jobs, was set to tent, and its Macintosh com- instead of on an entertainment Crowley, leading many Bree-watchers to intermittently available on Monday. announce the new products at puters are touted for being rack in the living room. assume she is involved in some kind of Satanic On the Net: http://www.lonelygirl15.com; a special media event Tuesday able to manage all media. Forrester Research analyst cult. http://www.myspace.com/lonelygurl15; in San Francisco. The invita- Analysts and industry Josh Bernoff earlier predicted Then, several weeks ago, rumors began to http://www.youtube.com/user/lonelygirl15. tions sent last week had observers expect Apple to Apple would introduce a declared simply “It’s soon take another big step -- product by the end of the year Legal Notice Showtime,” triggering an introducing perhaps an innov- to marry PC-based digital avalanche of speculation that ative way to unlock digital content to a TV. Apple’s first Eligible Government Entities In California Will Receive Apple would soon shake up content so that it can be dis- attempt could be adding TV the distribution of movies as played easily on a television features to its small, book- Microsoft Antitrust Settlement Benefits much as it did music with its set. sized Mac Mini computer, he iTunes store and iPod players. Crossing that final frontier said. A Settlement has been reached in a class action lawsuit following Web site: www.MsCalGovSettlement.com. Though Apple has kept its into the living room marks Some Mac-enthusiast sites against Microsoft on behalf of government entities in That Web site also explains the requirements for typical silence, sources at sev- one of the toughest challenges have also speculated that California that acquired Microsoft Windows, MS-DOS, inclusion and provides detailed instructions concerning Office, Word, Excel, Works Suite, or Home Essentials what to do if you believe that you were incorrectly eral Hollywood studios con- for existing online movie ser- Apple may use wireless tech- software, between August 27, 2000 and March 31, 2005. excluded from the Eligible Class Member List. firmed they were in talks to vices like CinemaNow, nologies to stream digital con- The lawsuit, City and County of San Francisco, et al. The settlement benefits will be allocated among the sell their films through Movielink, Guba, and now tent from a Mac to the TV. v. Microsoft Corporation, Civil Action No. 04-cv- government entities included on the Eligible Class Apple’s iTunes online store. also Amazon.com, which “Adding movies to the 03705, MDL Docket No. 1332, is pending in United Member List based upon each such government entity’s The executives asked to introduced movie downloads iTunes store won’t super- States District Court for the District of Maryland. If estimated proportionate share of the estimated total remain anonymous because Thursday. charge the online movie mar- the Settlement is approved, Microsoft will provide $70 number of full time equivalent employees that are talks were still ongoing. Relatively few PCs these ket, and watching movies on million in settlement benefits for direct distribution to employed by the Settlement Class. The Eligible Eligible Members of the Settlement Class, which can Members of the Settlement Class may further distribute A distribution deal with days are hooked up to televi- the small screen of an iPod be used for purchases of any brand of qualifying settlement benefits among the departments, divisions, The Walt Disney Co., where sion sets -- a process that usu- won’t either,” Bernoff said. computer hardware or software made after June 23, agencies and other subsidiary organizations operating Jobs sits as a director, was ally means wiring your TV to “But with a device that hooks 2006. under their authority as they deem appropriate, in their expected to be among the first the home computer or net- up to the TV -- now you’ve This is a summary notice. Read it carefully. More sole discretion. Visit www.MsCalGovSettlement.com, to sign on. Deals with other work. And though others, got a very interesting pack- information can be found at to review a detailed explanation of the method that will studios were not yet solidified such as cable providers and age.” www.MsCalGovSettlement.com or by calling the be used to allocate the settlement benefits among the as pricing, copy protection startups like Akimbo Systems In any case, expectations toll-free number 1-888-576-6535. Eligible Members of the Settlement Class. measures, and other issues Inc., have introduced set-top- for Apple are running high, The Nature of the Action Requesting Exclusion or Objecting to the Settlement remained unresolved, the boxes and services to deliver with some Wall Street ana- A lawsuit filed by six California city and county A member of the Settlement Class may request sources said. on-demand videos and TV lysts upgrading their price tar- government entities claims that Microsoft violated exclusion from the Settlement and relinquish any right Other online movie ser- shows through a broadband gets based on bullish views California’s antitrust and unfair competition laws and to participate in the benefits described above. To request vices already exist but haven’t Internet connection, full- that new product launches on overcharged for certain software described above. exclusion, an authorized representative of the attracted many customers. length feature films from Tuesday and in coming Microsoft denies that it did anything improper and government entity must send a letter postmarked on major Hollywood studios months will further fatten contends that it developed and sold high quality and or before November 20, 2006, requesting exclusion Apple, however, is already innovative software at fair and reasonable prices. to: Settlement Administrator, Microsoft – California being cast as a leading com- either aren’t on their libraries, Apple’s fortunes. Government Entities Settlement, P.O. Box 99, Government Entities Included in the Settlement Minneapolis, MN 55440-0099. The letter must include Class the case name and number (provided above), the A government entity, located in California, is part of sender’s name, position, signature, a statement that he the Settlement Class if it indirectly licensed between or she is authorized to request exclusion on behalf of Firm behind eDonkey to pay $30 August 27, 2000 and March 31, 2005: (i) Microsoft the Settlement Class member, and a statement under “Windows” or “MS-DOS” operating system software; penalty of perjury specifying the number of full time or (ii) Microsoft “Word” word processing software and/ equivalent employees currently employed by the class million to avoid piracy claims or “Excel” spreadsheet software, either on a standalone member. The Court will exclude from the class any basis or included in productivity suite applications member who validly requests exclusion. Any member By ALEX VEIGA approval to the terms of the deal. compatible with Microsoft Windows or MS-DOS. of the Settlement Class that does not request exclusion AP Business Writer A call to eDonkey CEO Sam Yagan was not Software licensed for the purpose of resale, or from the Settlement will automatically remain in the LOS ANGELES -- The firm behind popular immediately returned. exclusively for servers or PDAs, does not qualify. Settlement Class, and will be bound by the Settlement online file-sharing software eDonkey has agreed The eDonkey Web site on Tuesday featured a A government entity “indirectly licensed” Microsoft Agreement and final judgment. Microsoft will be to pay $30 million to avoid potential copyright message from the company telling visitors that the software and may be part of the Settlement Class if it released from liability for all claims associated with eDonkey2000 Network was no longer available, legally acquired its software from a person or entity the litigation and Class Members won’t be able to sue, infringement lawsuits from the recording indus- other than Microsoft – for example, from a computer or continue to sue, Microsoft for that liability. try, according to court documents filed Tuesday. and a warning that people who steal music or manufacturer, retailer or another reseller. This includes On or before November 20, 2006, a government New York-based MetaMachine Inc. was one of movies are breaking the law. software preinstalled on a new computer, or licensed entity whose claims against Microsoft will be seven technology firms to receive letters from the The message concluded with “Goodbye separately. released under the Settlement Agreement can object recording industry last fall warning them to shut Everyone.” in writing to the Settlement, or any part of it, down or prepare to face lawsuits. Since then, the EDonkey has been the most popular file-shar- Distribution of the Settlement Benefits including the proposed payment of Class Counsel’s operators of BearShare, i2Hub, WinMX, Grokster ing network the last two years, but most of the All of the settlement benefits will be distributed directly fees and expenses by Microsoft, if the entity believes computer users tapping into the hub of linked PCs to “Eligible Members of the Settlement Class” which it has a legal basis for objecting to the Court’s and Kazaa have reached similar agreements. include all qualifying government entities located in approval of the Settlement. The Detailed Notice “With this new settlement, another domino have increasingly done so using an open-source California that: (i) were established by law as entities explains how to submit an objection. falls, and we have further strengthened the footing version of the eDonkey software dubbed eMule, that have a legal existence which is separate and distinct The Court will hold a hearing at 9:30 a.m. on February of the legal marketplace,” Mitch Bainwol, chair- said Eric Garland, chief executive at from any other government entity; (ii) are not legally 9, 2007, at the United States District Court, District of man and chief executive of the Recording BigChampagne Online Media Measurement, bound by a release of claims executed by or on behalf Maryland, 101 W. Lombard St., Baltimore, Maryland Industry Association of America, said in a state- which tracks online entertainment. of any other government entity; (iii) have the 21201, to decide whether the Settlement is fair, ment. Because many computer users still have func- independent legal capacity to levy taxes, incur debt and/ reasonable and adequate. The Court will also consider or take title to real or personal property in their own Class Counsel’s request for $6.35 million in attorneys Under terms of the latest agreement, tional versions of eDonkey or eMule, it’s unlikely names; (iv) indirectly licensed Microsoft software as fees and expenses, plus additional fees and expenses MetaMachine and its top executives, Sam Yagan the shutdown of eDonkey’s business operations described above; and (v) remain in existence after the for legal work after February, 2006. If there are and Jed McCaleb, agreed to immediately cease will have much of an impact on people file-swap- Court grants final approval to the settlement and all objections, the Court will consider them. After the distributing eDonkey, eDonkey 2000, Overnet ping on the eDonkey network, Garland said. appeals are resolved. The federal government, foreign hearing, the Court will decide whether to grant final and other software versions. “These (peer-to-peer) networks have largely governments and government entities from other states approval of the Settlement. Any Class Member may The company also agreed to take measures to moved out of the hands of these companies and do not qualify as Eligible Members of the Settlement enter an appearance through its own counsel if the Class prevent file-sharing by people using previously into the hands of developers and end users all over Class. There is a list of Eligible Class Members on the Member so desires. downloaded versions of the eDonkey software. the world,” Garland said. “A week from now, a To Review the Settlement Agreement and a Detailed Notice, A federal judge in New York, where the settle- month from now, six months from now -- we’re ment agreement was filed, must still give final still going to see eDonkey populations.” Call: 1-888-576-6535 or Visit: www.MsCalGovSettlement.com THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL FABULOUS FLASHBACK WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 13, 2006 – 9 Don’t miss the car show! There’s fun for the whole family Park Boulevard from 4 to 9 p.m. vintage motorcycles on display. Schwab. plenty to see, do and dine on until 3 at Early Iron of Ukiah’s 16th Eureka’s Dr. Squid dance band, Opening festivities, hosted by Saturday’s fun starts with the p.m., when the judges begin award- Annual “Fabulous Flashback Car making a return appearance, will Applebee’s and Les Schwab Tires, Lions Club pancake breakfast, 7 to ing prizes. Show” this weekend, Sept. 15, 16 replay those mellow sounds of the also feature raffles and trophies. 11 a.m., in the parking lot at the and 17. 1950s and ’60s amidst dazzling The first raffle prize is a roll- corner of Smith and School streets. The cars hit the streets again The party starts Friday, Sept. 15, street rods and classic vehicles around tool box valued at $2,500 And from 7 to 10 a.m., the show Sunday morning with a “Poker with the “Friday Night Bash” and from all over California and the from Redwood Auto Supply. cars will be lining up on Ukiah’s Run” touring event that should take parking lot dance at Ukiah’s Pacific Northwest. And this year Second prize is a $500 gift certifi- shady, nostalgic School Street. them past the Courthouse at around Redwood Business Park on Airport two-wheeler fans will see plenty of cate for rims or tires from Les Then it’s “Show and Shine” with 10 a.m. A HISTORY How it all got started When it comes to their organized functions would Flashback, soon shortened club and its activities, the be better at first than to Fabulous Flashback. members of Early Iron of stretching resources and Hansen then went off to Ukiah have always been of making a poor showing on promote the show at the two minds, both of them big events. It meant starting next Early Iron meeting. fun-loving and social. small. In August 1983, for Members were apprehensive In 1980, six to eight cou- example, the club declined at first, as the show was ples who enjoyed each an invitation for a show at scheduled for the first other’s company as much as Orchard Plaza for a Sun Saturday of October, leaving restoring old trucks and cars House Museum fundraiser a scant 60 days to prepare. began to think about a club because it didn’t have They agreed finally to go for people like them, who enough cars. But the next ahead, on the merchants had a fondness for motor February it was able to dis- guarantee of a $200 net transportation from 1959 play 14 cars for Mardi Gras. profit from the event. Club and earlier. That summer Today’s downtown car members, including Verna they picnicked with mem- show got off to a fitful start. Jacobs, Carrie Smith, and bers of the Coyote Valley In 1984, club members had Cathy Simmons, set to Rods & Roadsters Club to roped off School Street from working out more details see if it would expand to Perkins to Church and lined and got the show started. include them and their vehi- up about 20 vehicles - strict- Other club members pitched cles. That picnic led to ly club cars - on one side of in to get it on the street. another at Todd Grove Park. the street. The city and Steve Holt’s help with regis- But although CVRR presi- downtown merchants liked tration and flyers distributed dent Chuck March favored the event and invited a around the region brought in the merger, the membership repeat performance at a 98 vehicles for that starter did not. So in March 1981 mere $25-per-car fee. The event. The show cleared the appli-cants started their club turned down the offer. $198. Rick Hansen kicked own club, incorporating as It was still split on whether in $2 for the promised $200 Early Iron of Ukiah. to keep on traveling or give and Early Iron car shows Chuck March joined shows. Members were on were up and running. Early Iron soon after to the road in any case, going The shows have been become its first vice presi- to shows, taking pictures, generously backed since dent. Early Iron started as a and holding picnics, barbe- then by the financial and traveling club. People who cues, and abalone feeds. moral support of businesses work, play and live with In July 1990, Early Iron all over Ukiah, from vintage vehicles love to member Rick Hansen, then Savings Bank of Mendocino swap parts, build the cars, active in Ukiah’s County, Redwood Auto Pre- and drive and show them. Downtown Merchants Parts, the Downtown Its members attended out- Association, suggested a car Merchants Association, of-area rallies, poker runs, show at the DMA’s monthly more recently Applebees’ per swap meets and shows. This meeting. The association and Les Schwab Tires, and spool was always with the thought saw its potential and set to numerous small local enter- that if the club became hammering out details. It prises. And community $1.00 While supplies last. robust enough they could was Mike Rogers of Triple approval has been so high consider giving their own S Camera who coined the that the Fabulous Flashback show. name Fabulous Fifties Car shows then were less See HISTORY, Page 10 formal than today. At one FREE show years ago in Grass M ONEY for A GRICULTURE DEMO Valley, Early Iron members on FeltingTool came with two cars that did- n’t qualify for the event. Saturday, The Grass Valley club let September 16 them in anyway. From the 10-11am start, Early Iron was to be a family club. As it evolved, members began sticking 728 S. State St. • Ukiah • 462-0750 closer to home, traveling Mon.-Fri. 9-7 • Sat. 9-6 • Sun. 10-5 less and becoming more social. In July 1981 they made $77.44 with a car wash at the service station across from old the Yaeger & Kirk Mark Davis Insurance Store, now Ukiah Valley Lumber. That October saw an impromptu Early Iron car F FARM REDIT show at Deep Valley C Shopping Center. Halloween For over 85 years, Farm Credit has been supplying the and New Year’s Eve were expertise and specialized services that have made them great excuses for costume the leading lender in any agricultural situation. parties. But no excuses were Services Include: needed for a steady round of ◆ picnics, potlucks, outings, Variable or Fixed Rate Loans ◆ Flexible Credit Terms and “cruise-ins” at local ◆ restaurants and din-ers. Competitive Interest Rates. Early Iron cars were regular Financing for: features of Ukiah’s Band ◆ Long-term, Real Estate Loans Review parade, from 1982 ◆ Operating and Production Lines of until it was discontinued. Credit After the parades, members ◆ Vineyard Development Financing would meet at Fjord’s and ◆ Construction Loans convoy in vintage and cus- ◆ Equipment Loans tom splendor to a picnic ◆ Farm Credit Leasing spot they had reserved at the ◆ Real Estate Appraisals lake. There was plenty of dis- If you own agricultural land or are engaged in production of cussion about what direction agriculture or ag-related products and services, you are eligible for Farm Credit Financing. Pictured: Ashlé Wiles, Shirley Wiles, Mark Davis, Tiffany Silva, Rob McAsey, Lacey the club should take. Was it Lucchetti, Stasi Carr. Not pictured: Don Finch. to be parties or car shows? The answer either way • Auto - incl. collector cars • Family Owned and Operated seemed to be more activi- AMERICAN • Home • Talk to our knowledgeable staff ties. With their club only a year old, and fun still front AGCREDIT • Business • Fast, friendly, helpful specialists and center, members con- • Health/Life • Monthly billing available cluded they could provide Ukiah Office (707) 462-6531 • Farm more community enjoyment Eureka Office (707) 445-8871 with an event they controlled and took full respon- Toll Free (800) 800-4865 462-9725 • 1-800-956-2583 sibility for than with the www.agloan.com Serving all of Lake & Mendocino Counties Since 1981 random car show or parade. EQUAL OPPORTUNTIY LENDER All agreed that small well- 520 S. State St., Ukiah 10 – WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 13, 2006 FABULOUS FLASHBACK THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL

IN CONCERT Saturday, September 30 8pm Monday Night Football returns this week and so does . . .

Enjoy the game on our BIG SCREEN TVs, earn 100 points on your Players Club card, and pick a FREE Square and you could win up to $500 or more in XtraCoin! Pick your square starting at 4pm EVERY Monday! file photo A 1951 Mercury at the 2005 Fabulous Flashback Car Show. PLUS, we’ll be serving 99¢ draft beer from 4-9pm! Hurry in, squares limited to the first 100 players! Today’s downtown car show got off to a fitful start. In 1984, club members had roped off School Street from Perkins to Church and lined up about 20 vehicles - strictly club cars - on one side of Bring this coupon to the Players Club from 9am-10pm any day and receive ﬁ ve (5) FREE “Saturday Shoot-out” drawing tickets. MUST BE 21 OR OLDER. COUPONS ARE NON-NEGOTIABLE, MAY the street. The city and downtown merchants liked the event and NOT BE COMBINED WITH ANY OTHER OFFER, AND HAVE NO CASH VALUE. OFFER GOOD THROUGH SEPTEMBER 30, 2006 ONLY. MUST BE A PLAYERS CLUB MEMBER TO REDEEM. !82000339! invited a repeat performance at a mere $25-per-car fee. The club PLAYERS CLUB MEMBERSHIP IS FREE. MANAGEMENT RESERVES ALL RIGHTS. turned down the offer.

History A galaxy of choices awaits you…

Continued from Page 9 has grown from a one-day event to three days of fun GET ADELPHIA for the whole family, from CLASSIC CABLE the Friday Night Bash to with Classic Cable for just Sunday morning’s Poker from Adelphia. Run. Participants and visi- $ 95 tors have come to Ukiah as 29. guests and they return year GET UP TO 75 CHANNELS mo after year for the warm for the ﬁrst 3 months reception extended them. Unlike satellite, only Adelphia offers: They, in turn, provide a •Local channels at no extra charge •No long-term contracts or hidden costs great benefit to the city. ALL INCLUSIVE DINNERS SERVED WITH Those of the last three or •No expensive equipment to purchase “All-You-Can-Eat” Family-Style Salad four years have acknowl- • 50% OFF installation* edged the welcome they get GET YOUR UNIVERSE & A Premium Dessert and praised the shows for – SIMPLE AND SECURE their smooth organization, GET ADELPHIA SERVICE BEGINS AT 2PM IN HIGH-SPEED INTERNET • Faster download speeds than DSL* calling them among the best for just THE PLAYERS STEAKHOUSE ™ in the country. $ 95 • Includes Freedom Internet With the Flashback run- 26.mo Security Service ning successfully, a new for the ﬁrst 3 months • Up to 7 personal e-mail accounts issue arose. As a non-profit • 100 Mb of e-mail storage space corporation, the club had to decide what to do with the OR ENJOY A SINGLE $20.99 SIGNATURE DINNER SPECIAL FOR HALF PRICE. Bring this coupon to the Players excess show proceeds. The Club any Monday or Wednesday and receive a “2 for 1” voucher. Vouchers may be redeemed at the Players Steakhouse for two Signature Dinner Specials priced at the regular price of $20.99 (or a single Signature Dinner Special for $10.49). club was never intended to OFFER GOOD THROUGH SEPTEMBER 27, 2006 ONLY. ONE OFFER PER PERSON PER DAY. OFFER AVAILABLE TO !82000352! be a service organization, ACT NOW AND GET 50% OFF INSTALLATION!* PLAYERS CLUB MEMBERS ONLY. MEMBERSHIP IS FREE. MANAGEMENT RESERVES ALL RIGHTS. but the money gave an opportunity to do something 1.877.7GETHSI for the community, some- 1.877.743.8474 thing automotive. For most communities in the nation, *1/2 price installation for High-Speed Internet is valid on a Ready-Home installation only. 1/2 price installation of up to 5 video outlets with at least Adelphia Broadcast Cable. Customer must subscribe to an Adelphia Video product to receive any HSI offer. Standard service rates apply at the end of the promotional period. Offer the schools - except for available in serviceable areas only. Offer may expire without notice. Services subject to applicable franchise fees and taxes. Equipment charges, installation fees and other restrictions may apply. Offer not available to current customers or customers disconnected for nonpayment. Services and channels not available in all areas. those with dedicated teach- Offer does not include High-Speed Internet Premier. A monthly modem rental fee applies unless customer owns modem. Professional installation required for non- Adelphia cable video customers and rates vary according to service area. Actual speeds may vary and are not guaranteed. Internet Download speed claims are for ers like Ukiah High’s Bob comparison purposes only and are based on HSI’s standard maximum download speed of 4.0 Mbps versus the standard DSL package’s maximum download speed of 1.5 Mbps. Many factors affect download speed. High-Speed Internet service is subject to the terms and conditions contained in Adelphia’s Broadband Access Bender and John Chocholak Agreement available at www.adelphia.net. Other restrictions may apply. Call Adelphia for additional details, pricing and restrictions. ©2006 DMS Marketing, Inc. - were dropping their role All rights reserved. ADW1037CO of giving young people vocational training. And locally, after high school, there were no programs to guide young people with mechanical ability into Mendocino County automotive careers. So the club instituted a program of giving scholarships to high school students who Department of showed an aptitude for automotive shop skills. Child Support Services There was a feeling that if the club didn’t extend WE PROVIDE SERVICES EQUALLY TO BOTH PARENTS AT NO COST scholarships, the skills would languish. More than • We establish and enforce child and medical one scholarship winner has support orders. made clear that the education it helped fund wouldn’t • We review and modify existing child have been available without support orders to meet State guidelines the grant. Over time the • We have access to State and Federal scholarship was broadened to include students with programs to help locate absent parents. agricultural and welding • Ombudsperson located on site to receive interests that also relate to and resolve complaints. vehicles. Today’s Fabulous • We make referrals to other agencies such as Flashback Car Show, the Family Law Facilitator heralding as it does the end of summer, is the 16th in a WE HAVE EXTENDED OUR HOURS TO BETTER SERVE YOU. sunny tradition for club MONDAY, WEDNESDAY & FRIDAY - 7:00 A.M. TO 5:00 P.M. members, Ukiahans and vis- TUESDAY AND THURSDAY - 7:00 A.M. TO 5:30 P.M. itors. At that, it’s a very homestyle and fitting way For further information Or call: to mark the passage yet visit us at: (707) 463-4216 another year for all of us in 107 South State St. Toll Free anywhere in Mendocino Co. this nation of motorists. Ukiah, CA 95482 1-800-669-7477 TIME OUT WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 13, 2006 – 11 Editor: Richard Rosier, 468-3520 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

FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE by Lynn Johnson BEETLE BAILEY by Mort Walker

DOONESBURY by Gary Trudeau HAGAR THE HORRIBLE by Dik Browne

Colbert (1903-96), actress; Roald Dahl (1916- TODAY’S QUOTE: “The battle for peace Datebook: Wednesday, Sept. 13, 2006 90), writer; Judith “Miss Manners” Martin is the most difficult battle of our lives.” -- (1938-), columnist, is 68; Michael Johnson Yasser Arafat Today is the 256th day of 2006 and the In 2001, Secretary of State Colin Powell (1967-), track athlete, is 39; Bernie Williams TODAY’S FACT: Best known for his chil- 85th day of summer. named Osama bin Laden as the suspected (1968-), baseball player, is 38. dren’s books, Roald Dahl also wrote the TODAY’S HISTORY: In 1788, Congress mastermind of the terrorist attacks two days TODAY’S SPORTS: In 1974, the movie screenplays for “Chitty Chitty Bang chose New York City as the temporary feder- earlier. Philadelphia Phillies set a new National Bang” and “You Only Live Twice.” al capital. TODAY’S BIRTHDAYS: John Pershing League record by using 27 players in a single TODAY’S MOON: Between full moon In 1993, Israel’s Yitzhak Rabin and the (1860-1948), U.S. Army general; Sherwood game. (Sept. 7) and last quarter (Sept. 14). PLO’s Yasser Arafat signed the Oslo Accords. Anderson (1876-1941), writer; Claudette

22) -- If you are conducting AQUARIUS (Jan. 20- looking for a target and entirely your fault, you your commercial activities Feb. 19) -- You like every- don’t care who it is. could be accused of being an ASTROGRAPH in unfamiliar territory, be on body, but you are extremely TAURUS (April 20-May instigator by an associate guard at all times. You could selective about those you 20) -- The temptation to who causes a brouhaha and By Bernice Bede Osol find yourself swimming hang out with. However, you overextend yourself finan- then blames you for the dis- with sharks that know how might be thrown together cially may be too much for ruption. to squeeze you into a trap. with someone who could you to handle, especially LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) - SAGITTARIUS (Nov. exhaust your tolerance early when you see something you - Instead of managing others ance between doing what is 23-Dec. 21) -- What you on. really like. So don’t go near in your customary good- right and doing what your consider important might PISCES (Feb. 20-March any shops that can weaken natured way, your actions self-serving inclinations dic- not be as significant to your 20) -- Under most condi- your resolve. could make you look like a tate. It’s OK to gratify your mate, so in order to avoid a tions, you’re an easygoing GEMINI (May 21-June dissenter. Try to be more ambitious urges, but not at misunderstanding, don’t individual who merely 20) -- It’s a rare day when tactical with your deport- Thursday, Sept. 14, 2006 the expense of others. take it upon yourself to act wants to get along with you can’t find a way to get ment. While you might spend LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. on behalf of him or her. everybody. However, you along with anyone you Trying to patch up a bro- considerable time and effort 23) -- Controversy seems to CAPRICORN (Dec. 22- might not tolerate someone encounter, but people’s striving for ambitious goals, be the order of the day, and Jan. 19) -- A longtime who is boorish or rude. ken romance? The Astro- if you haven’t decided what those you thought were sym- neglected responsibility may ARIES (March 21-April moods might be too much Graph Matchmaker wheel you truly want out of life, pathetic to your cause may catch you off guard and 19) -- Pointedly avoid asso- for even you to handle. Keep can help you understand you may nevertheless end up line up with the opposition. demand immediate atten- ciates who have a tendency your cool. what to do to make the rela- feeling unsatisfied. Try to make your points tion. You might have to give to be confrontational, espe- CANCER (June 21-July tionship work. Mail $2.75 to VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. another day. up some of your leisure time cially if you see them itch- 22) -- Although current Matchmaker, P.O. Box 167, 22) -- Strive to keep a bal- SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. to attend to it. ing for a fight. They are annoyances might not be Wickliffe, OH 44092-0167.

Watch Repair Ukiah Daily Finally! A hearing device you’ll Journal actually want to wear. Service CENTER Delivered 859 N. State Street Need a watch battery Air Conditioning Tune Up to Your $49.00 MENDO-LAKE (707) 462-4472 or watch band? Door • Free Duct leakage test.* AUDIOLOGY Stop By today... • Free refrigerant charge.* • Free report showing system For information efficiency. 468-0123 TIRES D. William Jewelers & appointments: Pear Tree Center 539-S Main St. Ukiah • 462-2021 730 Dora, Ukiah • 463-2966 * To qualify you must be a PG&E rate payer. Approved by 462-4636 the California Public Utility Commission.

The Ukiah Mendocino County’s FULL COLOR! L o c a l N e w s p a p e r DAILY JOURNAL Since October 2000 ukiahdailyjournal.com 12 – WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 13, 2006 TIME OUT Editor: Richard Rosier, 468-3520 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected] Puzzlers

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 letters from horizontal rows, from left to right, under "Decoded Message" and make words to form the answer.

CHAOS GRID THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME -2 -3 17 18 by Henri Arnold and Mike Argirion AGUY -4 16 17 16 Unscramble these four Jumbles, SIAR one letter to each square, -2 -4 19 17 TC&U to form four ordinary words. 018-2-1 LCVL NIKKY CLUE: NEWTON AREAS ORDER GRID 30 ©2006 Tribune Media Services, Inc. 30 All Rights Reserved.

0 30 L BIATH 19 16 30 &R 18 30 Y 30 30 30 30 30 9/13/2006 DECODED MESSAGE: WENITH

ANSWERS IN NEXT EDITION © 2006 Robert Barnett www.jumble.com TURGED Answers to Previous Now arrange the circled letters Learning Challenger to form the surprise answer, as HELPFUL OR HOPEFUL suggested by the above cartoon.

37 6 3 45 HELP Answer: “ ” 22 26 28 15 FULO 31 17 20 23 (Answers tomorrow) RHOP Jumbles: BARON LAUGH CRAVAT MANAGE Yesterday’s 142408 Answer: Too much beer gave him a — EFUL 9/12/2006 “HANG OVER” Ex boyfriend’s behavior borders on stalking Dear Annie: I am an 18-year-old college stalking behavior to the police. As for your so- spoilage” and won’t hurt them if it doesn’t hap- freshman. In high school, I was in an unhealthy called friend, consider distancing yourself a pen all the time, and your sons are old enough relationship for nearly two years. My ex- bit. She does not have your best interests at to take responsibility for the consequences of boyfriend was verbally and emotionally abu- ANNIE’S MAILBOX heart. such indolent behavior. Plus, fighting over this sive, and I’m still working through the pain he By Kathy Mitchell and Marcy Sugar Dear Annie: We have a small conflict con- will surely create a lot of animosity, and you caused me. I am now in another relationship, cerning our two teenage sons and their grand- won’t win. Choose your battles carefully. and my new boyfriend is very understanding parents. Dear Annie: I read the letter from “A and supportive. into him. Even worse, one of my friends refus- It seems every time we let our sons spend Reader,” whose daughter bought Mom a win- After my ex and I broke up, I told him I no es to believe my side of the story and thinks my the weekend or summer vacation at their ning lottery ticket and then insisted that Mom longer wanted to have anything to do with him ex is a great guy. She brought him to prom last grandparents’ house, the boys have total free- give her half the money or she couldn’t see the again. When he graduated a year before I did, I year, and I worry that he may show up at her dom to eat whatever junk they wish and go to grandchildren. I thought, this takes the cake. thought I could put the entire episode behind birthday party. She would never tell me in bed whenever they want. They’ll sleep until If paying the “$3,000 ransom” is the only me. However, he is still trying to remain in advance. How do I handle any further e-mails, late afternoon and never get out of their paja- way the couple will see their grandkids, here’s contact. I’ve blocked him from my e-mail, but messages or encounters with this person? -- mas. my suggestion: She should take that money he creates new accounts under new names. His Abused Ex We’ve told the grandparents we don’t like and divide it between the grandchildren and messages are infrequent, but whenever I Dear Abused: When you run into your ex in this and have asked for a compromise, but the buy bonds or open a custodial savings account receive them, I am greatly bothered and don’t public, do not engage him in conversation or folks say they don’t have to follow our rules in for them. Under no circumstances would I give know how to respond. respond to his remarks. Simply walk away as if their house. Are we wrong to be upset over the money to that greedy daughter and son-in- My ex is aware of my feelings, but persists you didn’t notice him. Do not reply to his e- this? -- Old School law. -- Another Reader in trying to “mend” our relationship and recon- mails, but save them in a separate file as a Dear Old School: How often do the boys go Dear A.R.: Many readers were incensed cile. We live in the same town and he attends record of how often he tries to contact you. If to their grandparents’ house? If it’s infrequent that this daughter would get a dime of Mom’s my church, so there are occasions when I run he doesn’t stop, you may need to report his or during vacation, you should let things be. winnings, but we think your solution is a good Grandma and Grandpa want the boys to enjoy one. It allows Mom to be generous with her visiting them, and the laxness is a bribe. How grandchildren, without rewarding Miss Greedy WEDNESDAY EVENING late they sleep and what they eat is “minor in the process. 9/13/06 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 BROADCAST CHANNELS C News Friends Friends $ Seinfeld $ Bones (N) $ (PA) % Justice (N) $% Ten O’clock News % Seinfeld $ E News Extra (N) Hollywood Dateline NBC $% Dateline NBC (N) % Law & Order $% News F News % Bay Judge J. Rock Star: Supernova Criminal Minds $% CSI: NY $% News % G News % Jeopardy! Fortune Dancing With the Stars Peek Peek Jimmy Kimmel News % G News-Lehrer Viewfinder America Pandas: The Great Menziwa’s Children Live From Lincoln Center (N) $ I Fútbol Mex Fútbol de la Liga Mexicana Ventaneando Camino a la Fama Infarto J News-Lehrer Business Spark % Live From Lincoln Center (N) $ Murder Murder In the Life U Brady Fresh Pr. My Wife My Wife Cold Squad % Cold Squad % Geraldo Cheaters Eye Eye e ’70s Show Still Still ’70s Show Cops % Cops % The Tyra Banks Show Frasier $ Frasier King of Hill i King of Hill Malcolm Raymond Raymond Bones (N) $ (PA) % Justice (N) $% News $% Will-Grace Paul Harvey m Malcolm Simpsons Malcolm Simpsons Chris All of Us Half & Half Half & Half Simpsons South Park Will-Grace s The Insider Entertain News Still Raymond Raymond Frasier $ Frasier News Becker $ Still Bill Moen CABLE CHANNELS Tove Scotia A&E Cold Case Files % Crossing Jordan % CSI: Miami “Dispo Day” Dog Dog Angel Angel Angel AMC (5:00) “The In-Laws” Hustle % (:15) Movie: “Down and Out in Beverly Hills” (:15) Hustle % Conman COM (( “Cheech & Chong’s The Corsican Daily Show Colbert Mencia South Park South Park Drawn Daily Show DISC How-Made How-Made How-Made How-Made MythBusters % MythBusters Testing movie myths. (N) % MythBust Paul Redding DISN Montana Suite Life Phil So Raven Movie: (( “A Goofy Movie” ‘G’ Sadie Life Derek Phil Suite Life ESPN MLB Baseball Baseball Tonight (Live) SportsCenter (Live) % Baseball NFL Live SportsCenter (Live) % SportsCtr. Roe Edmons FAM 7th Heaven $% 7th Heaven $% “The Cutting Edge 2: Going for the Gold” (2006) Whose? Whose? 700 Club FSB Football Sports List MLB Baseball Colorado Rockies at San Francisco Giants. (Live) Best-Sports Football LIFE Reba % Reba % Movie: (( “28 Days” (2000) Sandra Bullock. “Fantasia Barrino: Life Is Not Fairy Tale” Will-Grace NICK School Zoey 101 OddParent Neutron SpongeBob Phantom Diff Wrld Fresh Pr. Fresh Pr. Cosby Roseanne SCI FI Movie: (((* “Fantastic Voyage” (1966) Movie: (( “The Guyver” (1992) Mark Hamill. Twilight Z. Twilight Z. The X-Files TBS Seinfeld $ Seinfeld $ Raymond Raymond Raymond Raymond Raymond Raymond Sex & City Sex & City Seinfeld $ TNN CSI: Crime Scn Movie: (((( “GoodFellas” (1990) Robert De Niro. Premiere. $ Blade: The Series (N) Blade All the TNT Law & Order % (DVS) Without a Trace % Without a Trace % Without a Trace % Without a Trace % Las Vegas USA Law Order: CI Law Order: CI Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law CI entertainment WGN MLB Baseball: Dodgers at Cubs WGN News Becker $ Funniest Home Videos Da Vinci’s Inquest % Paid Prog. PREMIUM CHANNELS you need… HBO Movie: ((* “The Shadow” (1994) ‘PG-13’ Movie: (( “Fantastic Four” (2005) ‘PG-13’ Inside the NFL (N) % Real Time MAX Movie: (((* “The Hunt for Red October” (:15) Movie: ((* “The Skeleton Key” % Movie: “The Dukes of Hazzard” For FREE! SHOW (:15) Movie: “Diary of a Mad Black Woman” (:15) Movie: ((( “Swimming Upstream” Weeds Brotherhood %

The Ukiah Mendocino County’s Over 18,000 Readers L o c a l N e w s p a p e r DAILY JOURNAL ukiahdailyjournal.com UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 13, 2006 -13

640-06 003/582/04/00 $901.32 GONZALEZ SILVIA MACNEIL JULIA FREY 1/2 SALAZAR FLORENTINO JAMES & TER 9-6,13,20/06 003/582/08/00 $351.36 173/210/02/00 $906.42 107/210/02/00 $1,992.22 145/132/05/00 $2,216.54 PROPERTY TAX DEFAULT 003/582/28/00 $446.12 GRABLE RYAN & BRITT MAN KATHY SANTANA ANDY 1/2 (DELINQUENT) LIST 003/582/29/00 $731.78 098/146/19/00 $122.30 098/294/09/01 $227.32 118/440/28/00 $3,388.76 I, Timothy J. Knudsen, Mendocino County 003/582/30/00 $1,529.40 GRAHAM JANE R MANCHESTER POINT ARENA BAND OF SANTOS MARIA LOURDES M Tax Collector, State of California, certify that: 003/582/33/00 $901.34 008/191/01/00 $3,887.90 027/031/04/00 $7,936.74 097/051/03/01 $380.56 Notice is hereby given that the real properties 003/582/34/00 $1,334.92 118/340/20/00 $2,059.44 MANESS TERRY & BERTHA SAUNDERS SHEL & JENNIFER listed below were declared to be in tax default CELENZA MICHAEL 119/040/09/00 $5,007.78 123/110/18/00 $481.40 013/860/11/05 $2,154.00 at 12:01 a.m. on July 1, 2005, by operation of 053/412/02/00 $1,886.88 GRAHAM KATHERINE A 1/2 MANGLONA GABRIEL M & KATHERINE SAYAMPANATHAN SATHIAMOORTHY RA law. The declaration of default was due to CHAN SIU MUI 003/430/45/00 $971.26 096/263/03/01 $166.67 097/323/02/01 $185.80 non-payment of the total amount due for the 098/302/11/01 $298.80 GRANDE PEDRO F JR MARCHESE ROGER & PAMELA SCHNAUBELT JOHN J taxes, assessments and other charges levied CHANEY FRANK E & ANN K 100/240/04/01 $242.94 020/260/54/00 $435.70 029/480/42/00 $1,527.48 in 2004-2005 that was a lien on the listed real 020/050/27/00 $311.48 GRAVEL ROBERT & TEENA MARINO AUGUST PAUL 1/2 SCHOEPPNER DARYL L property. The total that was due on June 30, CHARLES JOANN H TTEE 1/2 171/080/11/00 $1,339.48 048/290/17/00 $380.71 097/071/04/01 $290.76 2005, is shown opposite the parcel number. 026/410/17/00 $157.50 GRUEY JOHN S MARONG ABDOULIE N S SHAKMAN BRUCE & JENNY Tax-defaulted real property may be redeemed CHARLES JOANN 1/2 032/043/04/00 $631.88 100/090/10/01 $162.76 176/020/05/00 $4,200.36 by payment of all unpaid taxes and assess- 169/280/08/00 $3,289.88 GUALALA HOTEL PARTNERS LLC 100/090/11/01 $158.34 SHERMAN JOHN HENRY & DANIELLE ments, together with the additional penalties CHELI MICHAEL F 145/262/22/00 $31,244.54 MAXWELL DAVID L 100/142/07/01 $674.63 and fees, as prescribed by law, or it may be 149/030/18/00 $2,019.96 GUNTHER JANINE M 033/230/15/00 $637.36 SHIELDS TANYA 1/3 redeemed under an installment plan of re- CHIARAVALLE STEVEN ANTHONY SUC 095/010/05/01 $154.40 MAYA MARIA ELENA ACEVES 035/350/33/00 $236.22 demption. If the taxes remain unpaid after 038/256/18/00 $677.50 095/020/14/01 $109.70 100/013/09/01 $169.50 035/350/38/00 $115.10 June 30, 2010, the property will be subject to CHILSON JUBAL 095/020/15/01 $79.16 MAZZONI JAMES R & JEAN A TTEES 035/350/39/00 $51.98 sale at public auction. Property upon which a 147/053/07/01 $747.40 095/050/07/01 $176.76 127/160/07/00 $483.59 SICIGNANO ALLAN nuisance abatement lien has been recorded CHO PETER YOUNG & SHARON MISUN 095/120/11/01 $132.04 MCDERMOTT MICHAEL 056/350/07/05 $350.88 shall be subject to sale if the taxes remain un- 002/193/55/00 $7,007.98 095/240/03/01 $120.88 012/611/11/00 $2,217.88 056/350/08/00 $225.42 paid after June 30, 2008. All information con- CHRISTENSEN EDWARD C 095/262/06/01 $143.22 MCDONALD JEREMY 1/4 SIGNAL RIDGE VINEYARDS LLC cerning redemption of tax-defaulted property 027/241/06/00 $522.46 095/270/04/01 $263.56 029/300/50/00 $1,626.90 026/430/27/00 $1,581.47 will be furnished, upon request, by Timothy J. CHRISTENSEN JILL 095/280/08/01 $169.46 MCKINNEY SCOTT SILVA MARILEE V Knudsen, Mendocino County Tax Collector, 100/143/01/01 $279.36 GUZMAN ROBERTO & NAOMI 033/040/55/00 $463.02 098/333/14/00 $421.24 501 Low Gap Road, Room #1060, Ukiah, CHRISTOPHER K FLINDT INC 097/304/17/01 $354.26 MCLEAN STEVE SIMONTON PATRICIA LOUISE California 95482 (707) 463-4323 or 463- 097/153/06/01 $370.44 HAAS DAVID B & CATHY L 034/142/39/00 $307.60 100/152/13/01 $941.94 4321. CITY OF FORT BRAGG 183/190/12/00 $374.50 MCMILLAN DENISE SMITH BRIAN R This publication shows, in this order, the 018/440/01/00 $378.62 HALPER CHARLES TTEE 147/110/13/00 $534.84 147/052/04/01 $1,019.32 name of the Assessee, the parcel number 018/440/02/00 $489.28 096/072/11/01 $207.50 MCNAMARA CASEY SMITH JAMES B & PAMELA with the dollar amount for which the parcel COCCIMIGLIO IDA M HAMOR LUCILLE M TTEE 003/040/68/00 $3,074.86 097/082/07/01 $291.30 was “tax defaulted”. 100/154/02/01 $246.20 100/011/16/01 $115.13 MEHTLAN ERIC & ROSE SMITH RICHARD T 1/2 PARCEL NUMBERING SYSTEM EXPLANA- COLBERT SARITA 1/5 HARDING MICHAEL B 176/020/06/00 $502.85 184/110/05/00 $964.22 TION 153/280/06/00 $194.84 031/020/29/01 $53.48 MENDONSA SCOTT B & DEBRA L SMITH SCOTT JOSEPH The Assessor’s Parcel Number (APN), when COLLETON JOSEPH BURTON HAYWARD JACK R & KAY A TTEES 018/440/33/00 $1,469.64 002/124/18/00 $333.02 used to describe property in this list, refers to 006/142/24/00 $1,244.78 026/370/46/00 $378.38 MILLER KAREN SOSS LESTER L 2/3 the assessor’s map book, the map page, the CORDELL MICHAEL A 026/370/49/00 $1,672.92 097/204/05/01 $200.04 013/790/23/01 $436.56 block on the map (if applicable), and the indi- 162/090/12/00 $2,554.84 026/370/50/00 $1,635.24 MILLS LORENE STAMLER DANA GARY & CYNTHIA BE vidual parcel on the map page or in the block. 162/090/15/00 $608.68 026/370/51/00 $3,023.36 053/400/46/00 $361.12 014/300/01/00 $122.12 The assessor’s maps and further explanation COX DONA MAE 026/370/52/00 $571.06 MILNER DAVID 014/420/64/00 $433.08 of the parcel numbering system are available 014/200/62/00 $328.62 026/370/53/00 $4,934.08 033/270/14/00 $1,670.70 STANCIU EUGEN in the assessor’s office. CRISTOBAL RUBEN & RUBY 026/370/54/00 $730.76 MOORE CRAIG ALLEN 098/234/08/05 $155.98 Property tax defaulted on June 30, 2005, for 097/220/07/01 $321.16 026/370/57/00 $87.10 038/080/16/00 $1,991.90 STEPHENS ERNEST LEE & EVADEE T the taxes, assessments and other charges for CRISTOBAL RUBEN & RUBY 1/2 026/370/58/00 $218.04 MOORES GORDON & SANDRA TTEES 1 the fiscal year 2004-2005: 098/202/05/01 $241.58 026/370/59/00 $42.12 132/072/01/00 $104.90 103/190/03/00 $329.68 ADKISSON THOMAS G & MARYANN C CROWELL CUTLER C JR / 026/600/30/00 $241.72 MORFIN ANGEL 1/3 STEVER SUSAN L 013/200/63/00 $1,979.88 018/392/18/00 $2,355.92 HEADLEE RICHARD S 001/460/55/00 $394.60 069/010/16/00 $867.40 014/020/35/00 $119.86 CUBELO KAREN E 035/180/32/00 $1,930.48 MORRISSEY ADONNA A TTEE STEWART JEFFREY L & GWEN 2/3 ADKISSON THOMAS G SR & MARYANN 097/273/11/01 $1,305.46 HEIERLE JAMES O 013/780/13/00 $2,451.60 014/411/11/00 $2,157.01 053/510/04/01 $240.18 CULLEN LAWRENCE H III 021/260/32/00 $805.70 MOSS BRAD & KIMBERLEY STONE WENDY FARNSWORTH 053/510/06/01 $235.24 013/520/38/00 $1,257.66 HENDRY ANDREW W & JUDY A 005/091/01/00 $680.63 015/420/24/05 $596.93 ALAM MAHMOOD & FARAH CUMMINS RAYMOND A 1/4 184/043/06/00 $1,032.32 MULLOCK JONATHAN B SUMIDA ROY 006/133/18/00 $1,875.98 017/280/14/00 $797.96 HERBERT VICTOR TTEE 1/5 056/540/09/00 $812.38 098/163/14/01 $92.37 006/133/47/00 $3,399.98 DANIELS KATE BALL 021/230/20/00 $88.80 MUNDELL JOHN L SUMVAN THY 014/130/04/00 $1,435.94 050/550/04/00 $137.72 HERNANDEZ ROGELIO C 1/2 032/580/15/00 $284.04 005/150/72/00 $1,074.86 014/130/56/00 $618.19 DAWSON DEL D 007/091/25/00 $1,543.16 MUNOZ BILL TTEE SUNDAR RAJESH C & ROSALVA H ALAM MAHMOUD & FARAH 176/060/11/00 $430.06 HIATT MARY 053/400/13/00 $956.74 100/032/09/01 $161.42 002/312/11/00 $2,420.46 DEARDEUFF TOM 1/3 048/310/08/00 $1,543.36 NEW JERUSALEM GODS GARDEN SUPERTICIOSO NELIDA V AMELL WILLIAM R 053/412/15/00 $116.78 HIATT ROBERT O 1/3 107/051/28/00 $3,185.12 100/143/08/01 $175.58 133/060/03/00 $669.45 DECAILLET PEPSI 048/210/29/00 $161.31 NORTON GALA MARIA SURATOS GLYNN Q & ELAINE S 1/2 133/060/10/00 $56.93 032/480/07/01 $1,098.84 HILL MICHAEL R 003/160/04/00 $170.47 097/133/05/01 $148.76 133/060/11/00 $428.23 DEHNERT SHARON T 147/070/15/00 $2,852.99 OLEARY DAVID J SWITZER ROBERT W 6.65% 133/130/09/00 $32.07 003/082/08/00 $2,205.78 HOLMES JUDY 1/2 003/390/41/00 $2,049.98 013/490/24/00 $290.61 AMMERMAN DIRK & RONJENE E 1/3 DELA CRUZ ELPIDIO H JR & NINA 145/051/11/00 $1,012.44 OLIVER WAYNE L JR TAANING MICHAEL JOHN 018/140/59/00 $2,617.99 097/081/07/01 $211.24 HOPE DAVID G JR 017/390/22/00 $284.16 168/221/28/00 $2,933.04 ANDREWS MARCIA H 1/2 DENOYER JAMES L 108/150/03/00 $219.80 ONEILL CATHERINE 1/2 THACKER RAYMOND A & VIRGINIA L 037/032/03/00 $649.63 013/850/14/05 $570.04 HORST JUDY E 099/152/15/01 $932.72 098/244/10/01 $301.62 ARCENEAUX ANALIDA DEWITT RODERICK BRIAN 096/154/10/01 $114.84 ONG LESLIE SHANE THAW DAVID GLENN 1/2 095/360/07/05 $206.68 049/270/22/00 $524.34 HUNT JOSEPHINE AGNES ESTATE OF 100/292/16/01 $131.81 097/322/05/01 $112.25 AVANSINO JUSTIN & SARADA DIX DARREN M 048/300/20/00 $819.40 OWEN RANDY D & MICHELLE M TIEHEN W THOMAS & CYNTHIA 037/710/26/00 $2,540.98 013/770/12/00 $1,173.84 HUNT KENNETH D & EMMA L 098/254/03/01 $1,162.32 032/280/49/00 $247.16 BAIS JONATHAN M DONOVAN MICHAEL J & JILL 181/160/06/00 $525.26 OWENS CHARLES F & ELLEINE M TOMS MICHAEL A & JUSTINE 096/272/07/01 $341.16 107/140/03/00 $3,173.18 HUPP JOHN 097/326/02/01 $204.54 002/191/22/00 $1,268.25 BAKER JAMES RICHARD DURAN STEPHEN A 119/320/04/00 $6,561.90 PAGE ROBERT VICTOR & RIZALINDA TRADEWINDS LODGE 012/611/62/00 $915.21 032/046/07/00 $195.32 HURD KERRY LYN 003/480/42/00 $1,198.18 018/010/37/00 $10,412.74 056/120/10/00 $166.06 032/046/11/00 $601.96 125/480/21/00 $3,255.58 PANEDA REMEDIOS A TSURU TOSHIO BANSE NORBERT 032/050/36/00 $858.86 IRVEN DANIEL L & DAWN R 100/151/03/01 $159.80 056/430/10/00 $276.84 069/261/03/00 $233.60 EDDLEMAN SARAH K TTEE 1/2 020/500/03/00 $725.94 PANG WILLETT W 056/430/11/00 $278.07 BARRETT LIN M 1/2 047/490/03/00 $398.13 JACKSON ALEXANDRIA MARIANNE 099/082/11/01 $180.77 056/430/12/00 $546.15 149/180/09/00 $96.72 EU RICHARD KENG MUN 100/321/16/01 $970.64 PANG WILLETT W 1/4 URENA JUAN BARTOLINI WILLIAM & PATRICIA A 098/151/11/01 $365.66 JACOBY EDWIN F 096/274/02/01 $134.49 162/290/09/00 $878.26 046/530/03/00 $253.38 EVANS HANACO VIVIAN 013/560/36/00 $835.14 PAOLINELLI LENA TTEE VANHORN JAKE M & BEVERLIE W BAUTISTA VICTORIA 1/2 021/120/80/00 $4,499.84 JARRELL MARILYN 020/580/16/00 $108.58 069/172/07/00 $1,204.64 165/180/34/00 $107.68 EVANS MARK & KATHY 019/560/52/00 $1,495.94 020/590/11/00 $112.20 VANHORN STEPHEN L & JANICE K 1 BENZING TRAVIS P 108/070/06/00 $1,463.68 JOHNSON MICHAEL D PARSONS TERRY L & EVELYN 118/470/15/00 $2,587.16 014/250/62/00 $1,127.08 EVANS ROBERT GOBRUEGGE 002/184/21/00 $231.13 181/141/12/00 $853.55 VELEZ LEO & MARIE BERGER MARLENE & DOUGLAS 133/070/19/00 $917.35 JOHNSON ROY E & BEVERLY D TTEE PICKETT CYNTHIA JEAN 069/060/09/00 $1,088.10 125/270/40/00 $2,728.54 FAJARDO STEVEN 015/420/02/01 $1,197.06 031/160/14/00 $903.78 VENTRELLA TONY & SUSAN ACKERMA BERMUDEZ ROBERTO / 003/472/24/00 $1,535.18 JOHNSON WALTER E & WANDA R PINOLEVILLE RANCHERIA OF POMO 145/165/10/00 $1,164.76 184/062/05/00 $759.12 FARMER DINK G & GAIL 034/150/20/00 $5,626.26 170/060/01/00 $1,548.91 VILLANUEVA ANDY N & MARY ANN C BIG RIVER ASSETS LLC 002/040/30/00 $4,582.98 KANTHACK BRYAN L POWERS MARCIE / 100/213/06/01 $309.60 008/152/17/00 $528.23 FEATHER KITE FINDS THE 1/2 014/020/04/00 $1,002.66 037/630/08/00 $1,650.12 VILLANUEVA PAT R & EVELYN D BISHOP MASON E 1/3 008/164/19/00 $1,437.70 KARAGAVOORIAN BRIAN & KERRY POZZI ROBERT DAVID 096/342/17/05 $318.34 050/480/30/00 $185.28 FEATHER KITE I FINDS THE 1/2 097/201/02/01 $1,666.42 147/062/10/01 $499.31 VINSON DEBBY BLAKLEY PATRICIA 133/090/33/00 $947.86 KAST CARMEN M PRECIADO MARK ROBERT & COQUETT 107/200/08/00 $37.96 038/150/05/00 $1,178.64 FEENY JASON 098/123/08/01 $384.28 053/412/08/00 $765.30 107/264/05/00 $542.30 BLUEPORT LLC 056/260/14/00 $1,750.13 KEEFER KRISTINE PRIAL DONALD F & LINDA M VINSON JOYCE M TTEE 131/080/01/00 $7,104.40 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF UKIAH 035/030/04/00 $222.58 118/300/11/00 $3,878.40 107/264/09/00 $456.70 131/080/02/00 $258.06 002/175/05/00 $4,759.92 035/030/07/00 $328.86 PUGH AMY C WADDLE KEVIN J 131/080/05/00 $654.92 002/175/06/00 $867.62 035/040/19/00 $222.58 069/171/15/00 $151.62 119/420/17/00 $2,461.87 BODDY ROBERT TTEE FLYNTON BRUCE & PATSY 2/3 KEENE CHARLES TTEE / RAMIREZ RAFAEL VILLASENOR / WALKER WILLIAM S & NANCY M 019/050/13/00 $1,290.06 008/174/26/00 $1,521.94 125/130/06/00 $100.18 145/082/08/00 $1,943.24 037/031/21/00 $1,615.94 019/620/02/00 $490.60 FORD JANET E KEIPP DEBRA RAVELLA ALAN & TERESA WHITE ROBERT L & MICHELE RENEE BOWMAN CONRAD KEITH II & TRUDY 037/340/14/00 $645.05 027/122/26/00 $95.80 019/700/16/00 $2,761.64 103/160/27/00 $1,159.06 053/020/13/00 $736.77 FORT BRAGG CITY OF 1/2 027/131/14/00 $95.80 REGELBRUGGE DANIEL E & HEATHER WILBURN RODNEY LEE & JONI G 2/ BOWMAN JUDITH A 118/500/10/00 $51.72 KELLER GORDON D / 142/200/15/00 $3,875.74 033/330/14/00 $145.36 003/021/06/00 $284.78 118/500/11/00 $86.90 017/171/30/00 $3,496.48 REPOVSCH ALBERT WILLIAM JR WILEY CLINTON J BOYD GREGORY M FOSTIAK MARIE KELLY EVERETTE W & MARJORIE K 033/140/33/00 $1,092.90 011/900/06/00 $1,397.50 050/230/18/00 $2,005.08 013/280/27/00 $1,025.56 099/041/09/01 $234.88 RICHARDSON JEFF 011/900/24/00 $1,916.64 BREGLIO JOHN / FOURMY CHRISTIAN KENNEY SCOTT 1/2 132/162/05/00 $1,052.06 WILKINS JAMES D & JANET ELAINE 141/100/42/00 $7,847.26 149/050/12/00 $47.32 037/110/01/00 $34.02 RICHMOND LARRY JAY 1/2 032/030/55/00 $899.28 BRENNER TERRY 149/050/13/00 $269.22 KIRCHIRO JOHN / 121/130/37/00 $498.74 WILLIAMS HAROLD L & MARION L T 013/180/12/00 $251.73 FOXX DONALD 105/130/02/00 $642.22 RILEY WILLIE LEWIS 1/2 185/100/07/00 $193.14 013/760/02/00 $446.77 020/240/20/00 $967.82 KNOERDEL CHRISTOPHER S & MARY 160/210/21/00 $247.78 WILSON EDWINA 1/2 BRETHOWER ELOYCE FRANKLIN LORENE L 008/044/08/00 $1,157.91 RITNER JOHN 033/190/09/00 $413.79 001/394/21/00 $1,490.30 014/210/20/00 $171.13 008/044/09/00 $1,188.70 056/330/12/00 $1,282.66 WOLDT PAUL TTEE BRITTON WILLIAM E & JOYCE 2/3 FRANKLIN ROBERT S / 118/060/10/00 $2,226.40 ROBLES EDWARD 048/400/26/00 $3,500.84 097/042/02/01 $684.98 144/251/06/00 $412.64 LACKEY KATHRYN ANN 056/170/03/00 $4,555.94 WONG LILY L BROSCHAT DAVID N & GLORIA J FRANZ LISA ANN 013/800/30/00 $828.12 RODES NANCY R 097/172/03/01 $95.73 179/233/10/00 $261.32 002/172/06/00 $2,340.73 LANDES W EARL 1/2 026/490/54/00 $382.73 WOOD DAN & LAURIE BRUCE C Z FREED ERIK JAMES 018/190/36/00 $1,444.30 026/490/75/00 $110.44 168/010/11/00 $574.48 017/230/12/00 $2,748.62 143/090/19/00 $1,050.18 LARSEN CHRISTOPHER W 1/2 ROGERS LORNA YATES JERRY D & DAWN L BRUMLEY CARLA FREEMAN JASON DONALD 036/100/23/00 $57.20 018/210/01/00 $670.44 005/183/09/00 $781.24 033/340/41/00 $307.92 011/580/47/00 $1,546.56 LARSON ROBERT L ESTATE OF & SH ROJAS RUBEN & KRISTY YAU BONNY SAU CHUN BUNBURY CYRIL MARK FRISTOE THOMAS A 014/040/23/00 $540.76 160/240/27/00 $1,241.31 098/134/09/01 $209.38 150/220/01/00 $642.80 014/300/20/00 $369.36 LAU ALAN H / ROONEY BRIAN BURNS BRUCE B FURST ANASTASIA T 100/283/10/01 $297.64 104/280/04/00 $862.30 098/245/02/01 $165.58 019/480/34/00 $1,471.54 012/640/07/00 $68.82 LAWSON WILLIAM E & JULIE J ROSER JANET F YUNG LI PING BURNS RUBY J 1/2 053/520/04/00 $987.74 049/280/17/00 $494.48 128/270/05/00 $151.82 098/073/06/01 $254.10 008/175/13/00 $977.26 053/530/01/00 $161.64 LEE LARRY MARK 128/270/06/00 $149.06 098/092/03/01 $321.16 BUTTERFIELD DANIEL A & TRACY GALL MICHAEL MEA OLE KE KUHI H 008/280/66/00 $361.83 ROTHER BRAD ZAMPINO GERALD R JR & WENDI J 069/252/21/00 $1,758.12 105/270/01/00 $1,016.76 LEONARD REX L 011/510/32/07 $546.87 034/310/29/00 $682.32 CALGAZ DURALI GANDOLA RICHARD C 011/900/41/00 $2,120.02 011/510/33/00 $33.32 ZIMMERMAN ERIC K & KAREN A 153/350/04/00 $94.92 014/160/23/00 $316.62 LIBEU HELEN TTEE 1/2 011/860/09/00 $745.79 173/290/13/01 $1,709.77 CALIFORNIA WESTERN RAILROAD GANSZ STEVEN 046/550/02/00 $69.14 011/860/10/00 $469.48 I certify (or declare), under penalty of perjury, 900/724/08/15 $6,905.96 069/261/08/00 $2,738.88 LIRA ABRONCIO S MOO ROTHER BRADLEY that the foregoing is true and correct. 900/920/08/15 $1,875.40 069/261/09/00 $3,169.96 008/242/09/00 $793.98 011/490/16/00 $56.42 /s/ Timothy J. Knudsen 901/023/08/15 $2,172.94 GARRETTE ROBERT M LOEWEN DUSTY 1/2 011/490/31/00 $105.68 Mendocino County Tax Collector 901/107/08/15 $677.50 020/090/10/00 $548.71 069/172/12/00 $2,880.06 011/510/29/00 $66.06 669-06 901/207/08/15 $1,623.42 GEAR MARGUERITE G LOPEZ SAMANTHA PEPPER 011/510/31/00 $34.34 9-13/06 901/222/08/15 $981.42 126/040/06/00 $3,695.29 096/285/03/01 $95.73 ROTHER SCOTT PUBLIC NOTICE 901/304/08/15 $663.74 GEER ANTHONY R & LISA T LOST PARADISE LAND CORPORATION 011/510/12/00 $73.00 The Mendocino National Forest will be having CAPIRMA JOHNETTE T 123/050/25/00 $756.28 051/180/08/00 $82.96 011/510/27/00 $237.79 a field trip to McCoy Ridge area on Septem- 100/342/01/01 $468.70 GEHRMAN JODY E 051/190/05/00 $63.08 011/510/28/00 $38.02 ber 27, 2006 at 11:00 a.m. to review potential CARPENTER JOANNE MARIE 1/3 175/090/01/00 $122.04 052/010/01/00 $42.78 011/510/30/00 $139.84 restoration/vegetation treatment opportunities 003/082/14/00 $431.30 GIBSON KEVEN 052/010/02/00 $111.64 011/660/01/00 $411.00 following the recent Hunter Fire. If interested CARROLL SUZANNE 1/2 014/250/55/00 $1,034.88 052/010/03/00 $148.04 ROUND VALLEY INDIAN TRIBES in attending, meet at 11 AM at the intersec- 001/490/82/00 $1,026.54 GIRDAUSKAS THOMAS 052/010/09/00 $139.14 033/012/01/00 $3,263.11 tion of forest Road M-1 and McCoy Ridge, CARTER KERMIT E JR 1/2 037/290/20/00 $890.66 052/010/14/00 $223.34 RUBIE JACQUELINE Covelo Ranger District. For more information 127/250/16/00 $88.94 GLASS MICHAEL G 1/4 052/010/16/00 $82.70 014/372/03/00 $2,263.70 call (707) 272-1401 or (707) 983-8501. CASH DAVID BRYAN WILLIAM & VIC 007/100/01/00 $14,866.88 052/010/17/00 $168.36 SADLER JULIUS Blaine Baker 181/110/04/00 $1,104.18 GONYEA JENNIFER M LYCAN RANDALL H 005/215/05/00 $686.22 District Ranger CEJA ISMAEL 1/5 046/220/67/00 $13,331.00 100/154/08/01 $327.26 147/100/20/01 $514.76 Upper Lake and Covelo District 003/181/34/00 $532.08 GONZALEZ GERARDO TTEE MAAS STEPHEN & SANDRA N 147/100/24/01 $661.42 Mendocino National forest 003/181/35/00 $310.00 107/280/14/00 $1,079.60 133/200/10/00 $2,653.88 147/100/35/00 $575.07 14-WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 13, 2006 THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL

PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE HELP HELP HELP HELP HELP HELP HELP WANTED WANTED WANTED WANTED WANTED WANTED WANTED 596-06 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 644-06 DRIVER Families United - LOCAL BEVERAGE Now Hiring! Davy 9-6,13,20,27/06 9-6,13,20,27/06 665-06 IN-HOME CARE SUBSTITUTE Banking CLASS C Respite seeks In- DISTRIBUTOR Tree. Must be 18 FICTITIOUS FICTITIOUS 9-13,20,27-10-4/06 WORKERS TEACHERS RMS & Loan BUSINESS NAME $8/hr. Local route. Home & Behavior HIRING CLASS A have CDL, realible BUSINESS NAME FICTITIOUS NEEDED NEEDED Servicing Clerk STATEMENT STATEMENT 544-3634 Respite Wrkrs. in DELIVERY DRIVERS trans. OJT. Must BUSINESS NAME In-Home Savings Bank of File No.: 2006-F0496 File No.: 2006-F0605 Alternative Mendo. Co. Provide $14/hr. starting pay + pass drug test. Bene- STATEMENT Supportive Mendocino County THE FOLLOWING THE FOLLOWING Education DRIVER deliver File No.: 2006-F0621 Services Public is accepting appli- meaningful interac- mo. bonus. Valid fits. EOE. 462-1023 PERSON(S) IS PERSON(S) IS Teachers in our van. Starting (ARE) DOING BUSI- THE FOLLOWING Authority Referral cations for RMS & tion & qual. care for Class A & medical (ARE) DOING BUSI- @ $125/day $8 hr. Progressive Office Automation NESS AS: PERSON(S) IS Registry Loan Servicing children & adults card req. NESS AS: Mendocino pay increase, + Clerk- To work for CC Cares BROWN BEAR (ARE) DOING BUSI- Workers needed to Clerk at our Ukiah w/developmental dis- Also NIGHT LOADER 218 Irvington Drive County Office of medical. 489-5115 the Indian Health TOYS NESS AS: provide domestic Main Office. Main- abilities (some with Mon/Thurs 8pm-6:30 Ukiah, CA 95482 Education Electrical Service in Ukiah, 161 S. Orchard Ave FINE ART services & personal tains integrity of the behavior challenges). am. Benefits offered Carolyn Caires Must have a valid Engineering Ca, FT, $12.14 to Ukiah, CA 95482 ACCESSORIES care to aged, blind banks Relationship All wrkrs are reqrd. to after 90 days. Apply 218 Irvington Drive Pamela Leland California teaching Technician III $15.79/hr, DOE. Ukiah, CA 95482 22500 Ridgeway or disabled per- Management Sys- attend staff trainings. at 455A. Kunzler 801 Riverside Dr credential, or a 30- (Journey Level): Call (707)462-5314 This business is con- Hwy sons. $8.50 per tem. Serves as Must have, or be Ranch Rd. Ukiah Ukiah, CA 95482 day substitute per- $4,906-$5,963/mo. X104 for further job ducted by an Individ- Potter Valley, Ca hour. Health Bene- backup to various willing to obtain a TB Lowell Leland mit or be qualified Complete job de- Local Mfg. looking for details & copy of the ual. The registrant 801 Riverside Dr 95469 fits (50 hours loan documentation test, CPR, First Aid commenced to trans- to apply for a 30- scription/application Production Asst. vacancy announce- Ukiah, CA 95482 Karen Fontelle worked a month and clerical func- Certs. All staff must act business under day substitute per- at City of Ukiah, Able to lift 70lb., CDL ment EOE. This business is con- Todd minimum) and tions. Requires ad- get a criminal record the fictitious business ducted by Husband mit (BA/BS degree 300 Seminary Ave. req’d fab. exp. prf’d. 22500 Ridgeway Workers Compen- vanced skills in clearance. Costs for PET LOVERS name or names listed & Wife. The regis- and have passed Ukiah, CA or PT/FT. Apply 3661 above on May 5, Hwy sation Insurance. computer windows req. are paid by Fam- WANTED! trants commenced to the CBEST test). www.cityofukiah.com Christy Ln, Ukiah. 2006. Endorsed-Filed Tasks may include ilies United. Wrk is Nutro Products is transact business un- Potter Valley, CA For an application environment. Mini- Deadline: 5 pm, 463-1333 on July 13, 2006 at der the fictitious busi- 95469 cleaning, cooking, mum keyboarding PT to FT, as sched- now hiring dependa- the Mendocino Coun- packet call Fri. 09/15/06 LUBE TECHS ness name or names laundry, bathing, skill: 45 wpm. uled. In-Home Res- ble, outgoing pet lov- ty Clerks Office. This business is con- 707-467-5012 or LINE TECHS listed above on Sep- and feeding. Must pite Workers $7.90 ers to demo. our dog /s Carolyn Caires ducted by an Individ- email [email protected] Apply in person at ADVISORS tember 1, 2006. En- ual. The registrant consent to be Savings Bank p/hr. Behavior Res- & cat food at local pet CAROLYN CAIRES dorsed-Filed on Sep- Continuous PARTS DEPT commenced to trans- fingerprinted for 200 N. School St. pite Workers $9.50 retailers. PT, wkends. 611-06 tember 1, 2006 at Recruitment positions opening in a criminal back- Ukiah, CA hr. Mileage reim- 4 hr. shifts. $12.00 9-13,20,27,10-4/06 the Mendocino Coun- act business under EOE fast growing new car ground check, bursed w/ proof of hr. Call 866-847- FICTITIOUS ty Clerks Office. the fictitious business By Monday, ELECTRICAL dealership. provide references, Ins. & valid CDL 0047 or apply on line BUSINESS NAME /s/Pamela Leland name or names listed NCO Rural Sept. 18, 2006 at SUPERVISOR: Apply on line please PAMELA LELAND and attend an Families United - www.nutroproducts. STATEMENT above on September Communities Child 4:00 p.m. Total annual com- thurstonautoplaza.com File No.: 2006-F0554 orientation class. Care Program Director Respite at com/nutrodemo.asp 645-06 8, 2006. Endorsed- EOE/AA m/f/v/d pensation package Mail Order Co. THE FOLLOWING Applications and - Ukiah 1-800-640-3992 or 9-6,13,20,27/06 Filed on September up to $91,030.00, located in Ukiah has PETS CARE TECH PERSON(S) IS FICTITIOUS 8, 2006 at the Men- orientation are Program Director BOOKKEEPER 707-263-3921. (ARE) DOING BUSI- including flex dollars job openings for the PT & FT. Must be BUSINESS NAME available in Req. a BA pref in MUST HAVE EXP. Deadline 9/22 NESS AS: docino County Clerks and management following positions: avail. wkends & holi- STATEMENT Spanish through ECE or Child care fo- GOLDEN CELLARS Office. IN BOOKEEPING. incentive pay. Fast Growing Co. days. Wages DOE. File No.: 2006-F0606 the Willits office. To cus, 5 yrs exp; Un- • Order processor 501 Parducci Road THE FOLLOWING /sKaren Fontelle Contact Gloria, $5136-$6243/mo., with opportunity for Job description & apply, call in Ukiah derstand budgeting • Inventory Clerk Ukiah, CA 95482 PERSON(S) IS Todd David 462-8653 plus benefits. advancement. FT or apply in person only. MEOLA FAMILY 467-5875, in Fort for non-profit, starts • Customer Service (ARE) DOING BUSI- KAREN FONTELLE Complete job de- PT positions avail. Blue Ribbon Pets WINERY NESS AS: Bragg 962-1150, or at $4378-$4597/mo. Cabinet Maker/ • Bookkeeper TODD scription/application Apply Tower Mart, 5290 N. State st. 501 Parducci Road MENDOCINO in Willits 456-3752 DOQ; FT, Bene incl. Assembler for 472-0219 or fax Ukiah, CA 95482 available at 180 N. Main St. Ukiah NETWORKS 619-06 Health, Dental, Vi- Cloverdale Co. an resume to This business is City of Ukiah, 300 Willits. Pinoleville Pomo 516 Milani Drive 8-23,30-9-6,13/06 sion, STD-LTD, EAP, Exp’d custom/prod. 472-0228 conducted by a Lim- Ukiah, CA 95482 SENIOR Seminary Ave., Ford ‘91 1ton crew Nation Vocational FICTITIOUS 403(b), pd hol., vac & F/T, wage ited Liability Com- Lane Charpentier PROGRAM Ukiah, CA 95482 or cab, 4 wh.dr., 5th wh Rehabilitation pany. The registrants BUSINESS NAME sick lv. For appl & job DOE/Bnfts. Mature PT living 516 Milani Drive www.cityofukiah.com. hitch, 8000lb. winch. Administrative commenced to trans- STATEMENT SPECIALIST desc; contact NCO Apply Classic Mill assist. for recuperat- Ukiah, CA 95482 Deadline: 5 pm, 103K, runs great. Assistant. For act business under This business is con- File No.: 2006-F0572 Mendocino 800-606-5550 x 302 3033 Coffey Ln. ing grandfather in 9/20/06. EOE $5000. 485-0232 application & job the fictitious business ducted by an Individ- THE FOLLOWING or www.ncoinc.org. S Rosa behind gym. Talmage area. Clear name or names listed County Full charge book- description contact: ual. The registrant PERSON(S) IS Closes 5 pm, 9/29/06 English & reliable above on August 3, Department of keeper. FT/PT if very Lenora Steele at commenced to trans- (ARE) DOING BUSI- (Postmarks not ac- car. 463-0467 2006. Endorsed-Filed act business under Social Services efficient. Must be 707-463-1454 NESS AS: cepted) EOE McDonalds has Full on August 8, 2006 at the fictitious business Family and proficient w/ Quick- the Mendocino Coun- HOWLING MOON & P/T crew positions name or names listed Children’s All Shifts FT & PT books system & be ty Clerks Office. INVESTMENTS LLC Career Opportunity ELECTRICIAN avail. Apply at your above on September Services Division Available!!! self motivated. Wide /s/Paul Dolan 5, 2006. Endorsed- 3501 Taylor Dr with Redwood Sawmill Local McDonald’s GOVERNMENT Salary $1688- No experience variety of office PAUL DOLAN Filed on September Ukiah Ca 95482 Community Bank! located in Cloverdale. Mendocino County $2052 bi-wkly needed. Higher wage functions for a small NCO Head Start - Department of Child Manager/Member 5, 2006 at the Men- Nicholas W. Experience necessa- Responsible for with experience. production busi- Ukiah - PARENT Support Services 617-06 docino County Clerks Thomas North Valley Bank ry. Knowledge in all policy and proce- This year’s seniors ness. Send reply to INVOLVEMENT 8-23,30,9-6,13/06 Office. 3501 Taylor Dr is currently recruit- aspects of electrical Staff /s Lane Charpentier dure development, welcome. Full train- box 01073, c/o COORDINATOR l/ll Assistant II FICTITIOUS Ukiah Ca 95482 ing for Bank Teller mill maintenance. LANE developing and ing provided. Drug Ukiah Daily Journal, Some college & exp. BUSINESS NAME Daniel York Thomas and New Account Must have good ana- Monthly Salary: STATEMENT CHARPENTIER conducting staff de- testing required, can- P.O. Box 749, Ukiah, Req. Oversee parent $2,137 - $2,598 3501 Taylor Dr Representative for lytical problem solv- involmnt svs for low File No.: 2006-F0583 velopment training nabis not tested for CA 95482-0749. Application deadline 618-06 Ukiah Ca 95482 our Ukiah location. ing skills. Wages THE FOLLOWING programs, updating hire. Assist disabled inc families of chil- for this position: PERSON(S) IS 8-23,30-9,6,13/06 Stephen F. Thomas DOE. Benefits. Graveyard shift dren 0-5 yrs in 09/22/06 FICTITIOUS reference material, in their home and on Knowledge of bank (ARE) DOING BUSI- 3501 Taylor Dr Fax resume to WORKING with kids, Lk/Mendo Co’s. Bilin- Close of business. BUSINESS NAME contract and report outings. Call for inter- products and services NESS AS: Ukiah Ca 95482 Ken 707-894-4632 Apply online at STATEMENT development, stat- view. 485-5168, helpful; excellent cus- small homelike envi- gual pref. $13.77- MENDOCINO Erin F. Thomas or apply in person at www.mss.ca.gov ABATTOIR File No.: 2006-F0468 istical analysis and 485-0165 tomer service and ronment, good pay & 14.76/hr DOQ. Must 3501 Taylor Dr 31401 McCray Road, For applications, 3080 So. State Street THE FOLLOWING budgetary monitor- Are you a go-getter, cross-selling abilities. benefits. Fax resume submit NCO app: contact the Merit PERSON(S) IS Ukiah Ca 95482 Minimum 1 year expe- Cloverdale. System Services Ukiah, CA 95482 ing. College degree love people & may or to 463-6957 800-606-5550x302. ALEPHNULL (ARE) DOING BUSI- Francis B. Thomas rience in a Bnaking/Fi- Entry level tech Guidiville Indian Closes 5PM 9/18 24-hour jobline at desirable and expe- may not have a pas- (916) 263-3604. 1751 Bollinger Lane NESS AS: 3501 Taylor Dr nancial institution and /glassware washer. Rancheria (postmark not ac- Scale Building rience required. sion for cooking? Be new accounts experi- Sebastopol, Ukiah Ca 95482 40 + hrs/wk. Apply in cepted). EOE 21451 B Poplar St For info call your own boss & ence preferred; willing- Tutors, p/t for our CA 95472 This business is person at Alpha Labs This business is Willits, Ca 95490 707-467-5866 make an average of ness to trianing. education center. NEW EXCITING conducted by a Lim- 208 Mason St. Ukiah, conducted by a Lim- Jonathan Shepherd or go to: $20-$50 an hour or Compensation com- POSITION WORK- ited Liability Com- Ca. No phone ited Liability Com- 21451 B Poplar St www.mss.ca.gov more. Contact Inde- Contact Personnel mensurate with ING WITH KIDS Willits, Ca 95490 pany. The registrants calls please pany. The registrants Recruiter Vickie quals. and exp. Must 6 wks pd vacation EOE This business is con- to “Career pendent Sales Direc- commenced to trans- commenced to trans- Sampson at Environmental present clean DMV 401 K. Day & Eve ducted by an Individ- Opportunities.” tors & Trainers for act business under act business under 530-226-2970, email Laboratory with application. ual. The registrant Closes 9/29/06. The Pampered Chef, avail. Small homelike the fictitious business the fictitious business resumes to Technician 462-3682 name or names listed commenced to trans- Colleen-707-489-9660 environment, good name or names listed [email protected] $3,361-$4,085/mo. Program Director, above on August 21, act business under EMPLOYMENT or Karin-707-972-6096 or fax to HAIRSTYLISTS, pay & benefits. Fax above on N/A, 2006. plus benefits. must Transition Age 2006. Endorsed-Filed the fictitious business and TRAINING AUTO TECH FT 530-243-1711 ESTHETICIAN, & resume to 463-6957. on August 21, 2006 name or names listed Endorsed-Filed on possess Grade I or ASSISTANTS: Youth Program: FT, WORKER I Exp. helpful but will NEW HOME Ukiah. Oversee 7 at the Mendocino above on June 27, August 15, 2006 at higher Lab Analyst Shag Salon & Supply 2006. Endorsed-Filed train right person. CNA’s F/T, P/T, SALES AGENT County Clerks Office. the Mendocino Coun- Mendocino Certificate, issued is looking for enthusi- bed transitional living /s/Christopher Stone on June 27, 2006 at Benefits. P.U. app. at days & PM’s. Ukiah, P/T, M-W, ty Clerks Office. County by the California astic team players to program for older CHRISTOPHER the Mendocino Coun- /s/Daniel Thomas 575 S. State St. Great working cond. Hrly + benefits. Real homeless youth, ty Clerks Office. Department of Apply in person Water Environment join a fast growing STONE DANIEL THOMAS Banking Estate lic. req’d. New oversee/implement Vice President /s Jonathan Shepard Social Services Valley View Skilled Association (CWEA) salon. We offer sal- MANAGER F/T Member home sales exp. a +. new services for tran- JONATHAN SHEP- Job Alliance Nursing Center, upon appointment to ary, commisison, pd Service Represen- Requires great or- sition age youth, es- 629-06 HERD Program 1162 S.Dora, Ukiah position, Grade II vac. & educatiton. No 628-06 tatives (Tellers) ganizational skills. pecially those w/men- 8-30,9-6,13,20/06 Fort Bragg Only COOK preferred. Complete phone calls please. Stop FICTITIOUS 8-30,9-6,13,20/06 Mendo Lake Credit Computer literacy. tal health issues. 667-06 Biweekly Salary Breakfast & Lunch job description/ap- by 1252 Airport Park BUSINESS NAME FICTITIOUS Union is seeking an E-mail resume Requires BA/equiv, 9-13,20,27,10-4/06 $1258-$1530 In a fast paced plication available at Blvd. Ste. A2 to apply. STATEMENT FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME outgoing individual setting. Exp. a plus. City of Ukiah, [email protected] counseling, case File No.: 2006-F0593 BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT Seeking individuals who enjoys working Head Start Teacher 300 Seminary Ave. with Vichy Agent in management, admin- THE FOLLOWING STATEMENT File No.: 2006-F0547 to facilitate a with the public. cur- Apply within and Sub-Teacher Ukiah, CA 95482 or the subject line. istrative exp. $14 to PERSON(S) IS File No.: 2006-F0610 THE FOLLOWING client’s transistion rently we have a F/T Schat’s Bakerie’s Positions available. (ARE) DOING BUSI- THE FOLLOWING www.cityofukiah.com. $15.14 per hour, out- from public assis- MSR position open Ask for Lisa or Phil Please apply or News Editor PERSON(S) IS PERSON(S) IS standing benefits. NESS AS: tance to employ- 113 W. Perkins St. Deadline: 5 pm, send resume to: The Record-Bee TGIF PRINTER (ARE) DOING BUSI- (ARE) DOING BUSI- in our Ukiah branch. 09/20/06 EOE. Pinoleville Native Job description/ REPAIR NESS AS: ment. Exp. in voca- Candidates with PC Ukiah. is seeking an ex- NESS AS: American Head Start required application 1040 N. State St. ORR HOT SPRINGS tional guidance or proficiency, demon- Counselor perienced journal- PRECISION 367 N. State St. Ste. at 463-4915 Ste E 13201 Orr Springs employment coun- strated cash han- Tapestry Family ist dedicated to Rd. PRODUCTIONS 204, Ukiah, Ca. 95482 Public Safety Ukiah, CA 95482 seling and some dling experience Services Ukiah, CA 95482 22400 Tomki Rd. 707-463-1454 community cover- Equipment Philip Summers college preferred. and strong customer Support Counselor Taylor Hurst Mendocino Onsen Willits, CA 95490 Health Secretary age to join our Mechanic: Corp. DDA Full time w/benefits. service skills in a 2597 Poppy Terrace Hale C. Manning to work w/children in EXECUTIVE Guidiville Indian team. $3,531-$4,292 per Orr Hot Springs Closes: 9/29/06. Willits, CA 95490 banking or retail en- afterschool program The right person 13201 Orr Springs 22400 Tomki Rd. ASSISTANT Rancheria 462-3682. mo. plus benefits. Dawn Marie White For info call vironment and bilin- Rd. Willits, CA 95490 in community & F/T w/busy Prop. F/T $10.50/hr. Must for the job will Complete job de- 5376 Agnes Lane 707-467-5866 or gual is a +. We offer Ukiah, CA 95482 This business is con- homes in Ukiah. Mgt. firm. Must be present clean DMV have newsroom scription/application Ukiah, CA 95482 apply online: competitive salary, This business is conducted by an Individ- Req. AA, BA, MA or dependable, detail with applications. experience and available at This business is conducted by an Individ- www.mss.ca.gov excellent benefits, ducted by a General ual. The registrant MSW & exp. w/chil- oriented & able leadership ability, City of Ukiah, 300 ual. The registrant “Career business casual & Howard Hospital Partnership. The commenced to trans- dren in mental to multi-task. Seminary Ave. commenced to trans- Opportunties” NO Saturdays. Opportunities be able to lay out registrants com- act business under act business under health or rehabilita- Computer skills & and edit a page, Ukiah, CA 95482 or menced to transact Send or email (jen- the fictitious business the fictitious business tive setting. $18-$21 min. 2 yrs. prev. ● RN: ICU per diem www.cityofukiah.com business under the name or names listed Veteran [email protected]) rewrite good sto- /hr depend on office exp. req. ● Deadline: 5 pm, fictitious business above on September name or names listed RN: ER per diem ries to make them Services Resume to Mendo Benefit pkg. avail. 9/15/06. EOE name or names listed 6, 2006. Endorsed- above on August 7, education & exp. ● RN: ER FT night great, work with Lake Credit Union, Applications avail above on Sept. 5, Filed on September 2006. Endorsed-Filed Representative Benefits. 463-3300 ● RN: ER PT day P.O. Box 1410 REALTY WORLD reporters on de- 2006.Endorsed-Filed 6, 2006 at the Men- on August 7, 2006 at Mendocino for app. packet. ● Home Health docino County Clerks Ukiah, CA 95482 SELZER REALTY veloping stories, on August 28, 2006 the Mendocino Coun- County Apply by 9/29/06 Aide: FT Office. Fax (707) 468-0350 300 E. Gobbi St., be calm under at the Mendocino ● CNA: Per diem County Clerks Office. /s James Leslie ty Clerks Office. Department of Ukiah ● Pharmacist: deadline pressure, /s/Dawn White Williams /s Hale C. Manning Social Services Banking Customer Service RDA JAMES LESLIE Exp. Servers, PT to FT. and understand DAWN WHITE HALE C. MANNING Salary: $2726- Loan Documentation Representative Sal. & benes. DOE. WILLIAMS Back Waiters. ● CNA: Med/surg journalism stand- $3314/Monthly Specialist Savings Bank of Contact office mgr. LOST & Dishwasher. FT days. ards and ethics. LOST & Interview, counsel, Savings Bank of Mendocino County 702 S. Dora St.Ukiah FOUND Exp. Bartender ● File Clerk Medical InDesign experi- NOTICES FOUND 30 and assist veterans Mendocino County has one full-time Fax: 462-3675 10 30 and/or their de- Apply in person 13401 Records FT PM ence a plus. is accepting appli- CSR position open S. Hwy 101 Hopland ● File Clerk Rad/ REAL GOODS POTTER VALLEY pendents in the Journalism degree REWARD at our Hopland Floating Admin- HIM FT F/T Sales Assoc. for preparation of cations for Loan preferred but not HIGH SCHOOL Branch. Cash istrative Assistant HowardHospital.com its retail store located NO QUESTIONS claims for available Documentation required. This is a REUNION handling & custom- 3/4 time 30 hrs. wk. or call 456-3105 at the Solar Living ASKED!!! benefits. Current Specialist at our great opportunity 1965, 1966 & 1967 er service skills req- must have 1-2 yrs vacancy to cover Ukiah Main Office. for a journalist Center in Hopland. STOLEN uired. Must pass office exp. Gen. of- Live in Aid for elder- Committee is SHY DANIEL Ukiah and Willits. Responsible for the who is looking Must be able to work Chihuahua Teller Test to qual- fice tasks, back up ly lady. Room, board looking for IS LOST! Education and ex- accurate prepara- for the next step weekends & have ify for interview. admin support. Prof. & salary. Cooking, the following “Chiquis” 4 miles up Dos perience. tion of loan docu- strong C/S skills. in Word, Excel & cleaning and errands up. Lake County, Rios Rd. in Layton- Apply by 9/29/06 Bilingual desirable. Retail exp. pref. classmates: with red collar ments and assisting Outlook. Exc. writ- for local area woman. located in beautiful ville on Tues. 8/22. to HR Dept. Apply in person at other Loan Servic- ten & oral comm. Must have clean Northern Califor- Immediate opening. with heart tag He went from the 579 Low Gap Rd., Savings Bank 1965 ing areas as time skills. must be able DMV and must be nia, is home to P/T-24 hr/week with phone no. Ukiah Shelter to a Ukiah, CA 95482 200 N. School St. Linda Watts allows. Previous to travel to Lake & able to pass physical one of the state's merchant.Must have foster home to help 707-463-4261 Ukiah, CA from Lake Mendo. Loan or Banking Mendo ctys on rotat- and drug screen largest lakes and min. 2 yrs. buying gain some confi- w/TDD 800-735- By Monday, Sun. 9/3 from car. ing schedule, have upon job offer. Send 1966 dence. He got 2929; Job Line experience is pref- Sept. 18, 2006 at offers many rec- exp. or a degree in Fawn w/white back reliable trans. Must reply to box 04034, Stephen Earl (66) loose and took off. 707-463-5424 or erable. Requires 4:00 p.m. reational opportu- marketing pref. w/an feet. pass background c/o Ukiah Daily Jour- If you have seen website: advanced skills in EOE/AA m/f/v/d nities. Send cover emphasis in retail. Louis Glazier (66) Needs medical attn. check, pre-employ- nal, P.O. Box 749, him please call www.co.mendo computer windows letter and resume Self-motivated, work ment phys & TB, Ukiah, CA 95482 3 yr. old little girl cino.ca.us/hr. enviroment,spread- Dental asst. in Willits to Managing Edi- 1967 Sage at 463-4287 Loader Operator/ independently & very sad. She can’t approx. 30 hrs/wk. clean DMV. Mail or Robin at 984- sheet and word Water Truck Driver. tor Elizabeth Lar- meet deadlines, Susan Anderson sleep at night and CASE MANAGER resumes to: Attn: 8860. Anderson processing. Mini- Experienced only. Exp. & Class B req. son, P.O. Box strong organizational/ Gloria Baughman wants her doggie F/T in Ukiah, to help HR P.O. Box 422 Valley Animal Res- mum keyboarding Send resume w/refer- FT, year round, ben- 849, Lakeport, CA analytical skills a James Murray the elderly avoid Ukiah, CA 95482 or back. 463-1137 cue. skill: 50 wpm. ences to: Box 01072, efits pkg. Cold Creek 95453; or e-mail nursing home place- fax to: (707) must. Environmental/ Deborah Walker PLEASE Apply in person at c/o Ukiah Daily Jour- Compost 485-5966 materials to ment. MSW pref’d; or 462-6994. Facility socio/political aware- Denise Walker IF ANYONE SAW HELP nal, P.O. Box 749, elarson@ BSW or related Savings Bank #’s 175001273, PEST CONTROL ness a plus . Wayne Haux ANYTHING RE: 120 WANTED 200 N. School St. Ukiah, CA 95482. 176800756 & TECHNICIAN Appli- record-bee.com degree w/case mgmt DIESEL Please send resume THIS DOG PLEASE COOK - P/T&F/T Ukiah, CA 237000563. EOE cator or Branch II mailto:elarson@ exp. Competitive MECHANIC to: 13771 S. Hwy Please call: CALL SO THIS Senior assisted By Monday, licensed preferred. record-bee.com salary& exc. benefits. Excel. pay, good Home Care Options 101, Hopland, CA Yvonne - 468-3506 LITTLE GIRL CAN living. Apply at Sept. 18, 2006 at Or will train right per- No phone calls, Resume, cov. ltr. to benefits. 3 yrs. min. seeks caregivers for 95449 or email HAVE HER DOGGIE 1343 S. Dora St. MSSP, 301 S. State 4:00 p.m. son. Drug testing & please. or Star - 462-4360 exp. Good DMV PT & FT & live in. [email protected] BACK!!!! St. Ukiah, 95482. EOE EOE/AA m/f/v/d clean DMV. Pay DOE+ record. 462-6721 EOE. 462-6888 benefits 462-7704 fax 707.744.1342 THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 13, 2006 -15

HELP HELP APARTMENTS HOMES MISC. PETS & GARAGE REC VEH TRUCKS MOBILES 120 WANTED 120 WANTED 300 UNFURNISHED 330 FOR RENT 480 FOR SALE 500 SUPPLIES 590 SALES 610 CAMPING 670 FOR SALE 720 FOR SALE Real Goods Solar, SOCIAL SERVICES 2 bd 1/5 ba TH 2bd1.5ba mobile NUTRISYSTEM 4 Alert-Senior Center ‘93 28’ Bounder Nissan ‘87 110K, FREE 12’x56’ mobile country’s largest ENTHUSIASTS DW, Cov. Pkg w/office & 2 car gar. wks complete supply Thrift Open Mon-Sat Motor Home. Class New water pump, home Good cond. 56’ provider of solar & WANTED ON $800.00 mo. + dep. N/S, N/P No sec. 8 of food. Box unop- 10-4, Donations of A. 41K mi. Excl. runs good, 5 sp. awning & skirting. renewable energy, THE COAST! 468-5426 $950mo. + dep + ened. Will sell for good quality furniture cond. $17,500.462- $2400. BO 391-5244 Must move. 995- seeks knowledgeable Join our team and utils. 485-6560 $150. Kathi 462-9391 only & volunteers 8763 or 621-0802 2514 2500 Old Hwy 2bd. 1 ba. AC, Re- person to sell grid support individuals needed 462-4343 CARS 53 Clearlake, CA frig, stv, wtr, garb. 3 bdrm 2 bth office, SPA-Deluxe ‘06 MOTOR- intertie systems & with developmental 680 FOR SALE sewer pd. No pets. Cent. vac. yard serv- model. 30 jets. FREE GARAGE 620 CYCLES provide great cus- disabilities to live a Accura 1998 - 128K, 1586 N. Bush $800 + ice, N/P, $1650/mo + Therapy seat. Never SALE SIGNS. kawasaki ‘02 Vulcan 770 REAL ESTATE tomer service w/sales good life in the com- used. Warr.Can del. Greetings! really clean. AT, tint- $800 462-1396 dep. 485-7824 after 5 Realty World Selzer Classic. Loaded, ex- 1Have equity in your & installations. Solar munity NorthStar I’m DEVON ed windows. $6800. 2bd. upstairs apt. Avail 10-1. $2850.707-468-4300 Realty. 350 E. Gobbi tra equip. incl. $6500. property? Income installation exp. Services; a progres- I’m a Great Dane 621-2299 lv. msg. 611 S. Oak St. 3bd/2b Ranch Style Weslo Treadmill 272-5669. 468-8058 or credit problems? pref’d. Excellent math sive, person centered mix with 5 broth- Sat & Sun 8-?? 1601 $750 + $750 dep. Home-Westside 2 car barely used $200 obo Unusual property & CAD skills. organization, located ers & sisters. Talmage Rd #5. Honda ‘87 CBR600 Chevy 06’ Silver 462-4262 gar. Drive by 1370 206-5016 Interest rates as low as 1% Computer literacy in beautiful Mendoci- We’re 5 mo. old. Misc. House hold Xtra Engine, many HHR, $15,350 Carrigan. Call for Contact Jess Need cash out? Can do! req’d. FT. Base sal- no County has open- 2br Cute Cen. loc. We will be availa- items, tools & more. spare parts $1700. Low Mileage RATES STILL LOW! app. & info. $1500+ ary + commission. ings in Fort Bragg. A NP No sec. 8. PETS & ble for adoption Suzuki ‘78 GS750 462-5789 Call Larry Wright dep. NCR 468-9101 Sat 8-2 Sun 8-12. Fax resume to 303- variety of full time $725+ dep. To view 500 SUPPLIES Thurs., Sept. 7 at Free to good home GOLDEN BEAR 5370 Agnes Ln (N. DEPENDABLE 222-8702 or email to and part time sched- call 472-0322 Cute 1bd cottage. AKC PURE BRED the Ukiah Shelter. 462-1311 MORTGAGE State St near Blue ‘95 Taurus GL 3.0 [email protected] ules available. No 625 N. STATE ST. Rwd. Vly. $700/mo. German Shephard We are Suzuki ‘97 GS 500. 707-239-8080 Ribbon Pets) Beds, V6, AT, 4 whl disc. similar experience is PARK PLACE Parking for 1 car. 0 puppies. $400 ea, 8 BEAUTIFUL Low Milage Great RNs/LVNs needed desk, clothes, books, Elec. win., Dr. RWD 4 bdrm HUD home, required. Just a love 1 bd. $725-$775 Pets/smok. 485-7224 M, 5 F. Both parents AND BIG!!!! Shape $2500. urgently for PT/FT toys, bee eqpt, much Def. CC. Very cln. 30 for only $180,000, for for people and a de- 2 bdr. $850 TH $950. on site. Call Scott There are also 707-621-3090 home care for needy free or cheap! mpg hwy. $2200/obo. listings 800-749-7901 sire to support indi- Pool/garg. 462-5009 357-1731 other puppies clients. Flex hrs. new TRUCKS 485-8627, 489-6374 x. S622 viduals to become ALDERWOOD APTS L( )( )K! available to adopt. Sectional sofa, mileage reimburse- Boxer Puppies AKC FOR SALE Foreclosure! 3bdrm, more independent 1450 S.State St. Come on down hyda-bed w/ recliner 670 Explorer, 96’ 4x4, ment Medical bene- Champ lines. Brindle 2bth, Only $134k, for and have valued NEW OWNERS and meet us at $400, wall oven, Ford ‘66 PU $1500. 6cyl, man-trans, runs fits avail. Please call 4bd/3ba & fawns. 3M3F. listings, 800-749- roles in the communi- Refurbished 2 bd. 298 Plant Rd., range top, dish- Chevy ‘74 Lunchtruck great, $4000 obo 800-462-0717 x101 Parents on site. $700 ty. Must be enthusi- on large Ukiah or call our washer, clothes, 7901 xR397 DW\Garage+pool ea. 707-391-6107 $12,000 GMC ‘81 PU Smogged 468-6437 Schat’s Bakery astic about working vineyard friend Sage at hshld items, canning $850 mo. 463-2325 Chocolate Lab Pups $1,200 462-2786 is looking for a evenings and week- 463-4782. Ander- jars ect. Thurs-Sun Lincoln ‘76 Town WE BUY HOUSES Beverly Sanders property. 3 males. Beautiful. CAKE ends. Overnights son Valley Animal 9-3.1540 Stanford Car. Project car or $$ FAST $$ Property $1800/mo Both parents on site. Ford ‘97 Ranger. DECORATOR. available. Good wag- Rescue. Ranch Rd. parts. $800. 272- Call us today @ Management $400 ea. 984-9602 Nice Shell, Alum. es & great benefits. +dep. All must go! 5669 468-8058 (707) 462-9000 Exp. pref. Apply at This Weeks whls. 4 cyl. 5 spd. cd, 113 W. Perkins St. Relocation funds Featured 462-7615 TRAINING - Call for or visit us @ GARAGE Yard Sale Mercedes 300 D ‘79 available. Must have Properties new schedule. p.s./p.b. $3400. norcalbuyshouses.com SALES Turbo, runs great. job references and Apts. 2 bed, 1 ba. Nice 2bd 1.5 bth AC, Blue Ribbon Pets. 590 Sat 7-till gone! 468-8058 Needs rear seat. clean DMV. Call starting at $710 & Fire place,W/D, yard 5290 N. State St. 3-Family Yard & 537 Redwood Ave Ford ‘98 Ranger MT, NorthStar Services at up. Lots of great stuff!! $1500/bo. 467-1959 SUBSCRIBE TODAY! $1030 N/P 462-7898 Ukiah. 485-8454 Plant Sale. Fri-Sat 8- A/C, Tow Pkg, 2wd, 916-239-9343 to Sauvignon Ct. 116 Clara/State St. Security Huskies 3m/1f cur- Yard Sale Sat 8-2. Subaru Legacy Wgn. learn more. 2 bed., 1 ba. dplx. Remodeled 3bdrm/ 4. 428 Park Blvd. Std-Cab, Long-Bed The Ukiah Ukiah rent shots, partially 411 Cochrane Ave. ‘90. $750/obo 159K $1000 1bth Lg yd Pets ? toolbox $3000. Mon.-Fri. The Ukiah house trained. $300. Furn, hsehld, clothes Treadmill, large Red- Runs strong. Nds Apts. - 1 Bed 1 ba $1350 +dep. Some 707-485-5565 DAILY JOURNAL Full-Time Days! Community Center each 462-3699 wood picnic table etc. work.As is. 485-1892 707-468-3500 has the following starting at $525 & util pd. 468-5014 • Prev. security exp. up. employment Studio Willits $650 Tollini Lane - 2 • Regular work opportunities. H20 elect gbg inc. bed, 1 ba home schedules. FT Receptionist - Must see. N/S/P 707- $950 • Law enforcement/ Comfortable working 486-7193/456-0648 with diverse popula- Barringer - 3 bed., military/832PC a plus! Westside Charmer tions. Fast paced. 2 ba. home $1400 3bd/1b Lrg Yard, w/d, • Excellent Comm. Admin Assistant/20 Gibson St. - 2 bed SSERVICEERVICE DDIRECTORYIRECTORY AC, gar., +lawn serv- Skills hr. 20 hr/wk. -Fam- 1 ba home $950 Madrone Studio - ice. $1275. 468-0411 • Clear DMV-Crim. iliar with data entry, ANTIQUE MUSICA LANDSCAPING DEBT CONSOLIDATION HANDYMAN Excel. and Quick Unfurn. $600 ROOMS • Medical, dental,401K Books a plus. Fill out Furn. $700 350 FOR RENT with this coupon Sangiacomo CONSOLIDATE Escobar Services Referral Bonus application at our Felix Creek - 2 All types of home repair, and more. bed., 2 ba. home. All util. & cable paid. FREE Landscape all your credit card & remodeling, construction, office at 888 N. State Musica ~ Video de Mexico unsecured debt to one low $11 per hour. $1200 N/P 2180 S State Antiques & Lic. #367676 window & door repair, Street and submit •CDs/Videos monthly payment 707-265-2865 VanArsdale - 3 $380+dep $200. Collectibles carpentry & tile resume and cover • Phone Cards • Consult • Design Can fix almost anything. Fax: 707-258-8897 bed., 2 ba. home 462-4476 SAVE UP TO letter (with applica- Appraisals • Cellular Prepaid Cards Serving Ukiah, • Check Cashing • Install www.ligouri.com tion) to Executive $1250 WANTED TO EVERY TUESDAY 11-5 Redwood Valley, COMMERCIAL • Evios de Dinero a Mexico Exclusive Line Calpella & Seeking people to Director - 888 North 380 SHARE RENT Redwood Valley 60% Main St. Office Antique Mall •Western Clothing/Boots of Bobcat track loaders Willits. work one on one sup- State Street, Ukiah, Lrg. rm. $475. •Cachuchas/Hats Debt free in 36 mos. or less $600 9621 N. State St. Established in 1970 Work porting DD individual CA 95482. $475 dep. Util. incl. •Money Order Free consultation Guaranteed N. State St. $900 Redwood Valley Office (707) 468-0747 in a home setting. Closing date House priv. 485-1185 Cell (707) 391-7676 www.oneabsolute.us Mason St. - 4000 (707) 485-0810 Call Cindy 468-9331 09-20-06 468-0244 Buying Antiques & 800-968-5195 sq. ft $3600 Collectibles Daily. 1258 N. State St. Ukiah Non-licensed contractor Wanted: Dynamic Servers Complete rental Rm+Priv bath,in R.V. person with BA/BS Host/Hostess listing available at home. w/d, cable tv, GUTTERS and supervisory exp. TREE TRIMMING TERMITE BUSINESS REAL ESTATE HOME REPAIR Apply in person 320 S. State St internet+all util $550. to run therapeutic Zack’s 1430 N State 462-5198 fem pref. 485-1746 We Buy CalMend treatment facility. Fax FRANCISCO’S Home Repair Service Coordinator Houses • Electrical resume to 463-6957 Hopland Charming MUSICAL Prepainted for Behavior Respite INSTRUMENTS Tree & Garden Seamless Gutters CA$H! Ceiling fans, wall outlets, wall Water Treatment/ Lrg. 1- bed. AC. 410 From Covelo to 27 Colors to Choose From heaters (gas & electric), Services. $15 p/hr to Do you need to sell your home Dryer hookups System Operator 1 Lease $800/mo. Antique Piano Wings Gualala the most Fascia Ogee Curved start. Benefits. Mile- Service Gutter Gutter Face quickly? Behind in payments? Facing • Carpentry Redwood Valley 707- 972-2001 & Son late 1800’s trusted name in the Gutter foreclosure? Relocating? Divorcing? Doors, windows, fine finish trim age. Flex. 30-40 hrs Yard Work 1/2 1/2 Estate sale? Is your house vacant? • and more Cty. Water District LEE KRAEMER maple, rare 4th pedal Termite Business! 5 ” 4” 5 ” p/wk. Must have 2 Aluminum • Copper • Steel WE CAN HELP! • Satisfaction Guaranteed 10 miles north of PROPERTY MGMT tunes to pitch. $1,800 Dump Runs Call for Limited Lifetime Warranty** Irv Manasse yrs. exp. (personal or 2bd. 1 ba $800 744-8443/c 489-1931 FREE Ukiah, is accepting Tree Trimming appointment 462-7255 All Local Numbers professional) in De- 2bd. 1.5 ba $825 OR ESTIMATES Mendocino County resumes in lieu of 485-7829 707-313-5811 office velopmental Disabili- 2 bd. 1.5 ba. Guitars Fender Insured Family Owned for 41 Years applications for License #OPR9138 Real Estate Solutions 707-456-9055 home ties field; 1 yr. exp. in Remodeled luxury TH Acoustic Elect. & Water Treatment 462-2468 mendocinorealestatesolutions.com 707-337-8622 cell includes new laminate & Lic. # 292494 admin. capacity incl. Fender Strat w/cas- Insured Bonded **To original owner. [email protected] No CSLB Insured Operator 1/ 467-3901 exp. recruiting, train- tile flooring, more! $925 es. $350both 463-1329 Distribution System POOL, LAUNDRY, ing & supervising Operator 1. Min. CARPORTS LANDSCAPING MASSAGE THERAPY ELECTRICIAN DUMP RUNS REFINISHING staff; 1 yr. exp or requirements: CA No Section 8. FURNITURE educ. in behavioral 440 CREEKSIDE Redwood Valley Furniture DOHS T-1, CA 463-2134 SHANAHAN sciences field. Oak Ent. Ctr., $160, and Antique DOHS D-1. Clean CA MOVE-IN LANDSCAPE Massage Manage day-to-day Dresser, $70. TV ELECTRIC Repair DMV record. SPECIAL!!! License #624806 C27 Oolah Boudreau-Taylor • Tractor work operations of behav- $50, Pontiac Bonne- & Refinishing Day shift with on-call Sierra Sunset offers ville ‘92 $2K 462-9391 RESIDENTIAL Thorough & Sensitive Electrical Auger ior respite program. Deep Tissue & Sports • Hauling 30+ years experience responsibilites. 2 bd. apts. w/pool & COMMERCIAL Dump Truck Must have excel. ve- Complete Landscape Installation Massage Trenching • Clean up Laquer, Varnish, Oil, Hourly pay range: laundry facilities, My work is to reduce your pain, bal & written commu- APPLIANCES • Concrete & Masonry • Retaining Walls improve your ability to do your 420 O.K. Wax, Water-based finish $14-$18 DOQ. carports & more! 460 • Irrigation & Drip Sprinklers work, and allow you to play harder • Painting nication skills & com- Free Estimate Fax resume to 707- Selzer Realty USED • Drainage Systems • Consulting & Design 1st Visit Special • Fences Workshop puter exp. Work from • Bobcat Grading • Tractor Service Serving Lake, Mendocino, 485-5148 or email to 468-0411 APPLIANCES in Redwood Valley office in Lakeport Joe Morales 2 Hrs/$65 Sonoma Counties & beyond • Decks rvwaterdistrict@ & FURNITURE. free estimates with travel throughout (707) 744-1912 By appointment 8am to 6:30pm, M-F pacific.net. Closing ONLY $500 DEP. NEW Guaranteed. 485-1216 (707) 318-4480 cell 707-621-0422 468-0853 Allen Strong Lake & Mendo. Cos. Ukiah 2bd . Wtr.gar. C-10 #825758 707-485-0802 Date: 9-14-2006 MISC. 485-1881 391-5052 cell Contact Families pd. N/S, pets? Mason United - Respite WEEKEND 480 FOR SALE RECEPTIONIST St. $825mo. 433-4040 800-640-3992 or 2 Tickets to Gretch- POOL SERVICE PLUMBING EXCAVATING ELECTRICIAN HOME REPAIRS Busy real estate Potter Vly. Main St. Our expert plumber will arrive in 707-263-3921. App. en Wilson @ Konocti I RETURN CALLS & SHOW UP! office seeks weekend Next to Health Cen- his big blue truck, inspect all of Deadline: 9/29/06. ter 1bd/1b N/P, $650/ Oct 15 paid $130 sell the exposed plumbing in your No job too small! receptionist. Must be house and take care of whatever Residential & Commercial Contractor since 1978 mo+dep 743-1624 for $100. 462-4106 Specializing in Small Area HOME REPAIRS Skills Coach dependable, detail needs fixing quickly, efficiently Excavation • Expert diagnosis & repair Carpentry - Plumbing $8.50-$10 hr DOE pool service and at a reasonable price! • Service upgrades oriented and able to Sml. tri-level 1bd. AIR COMPRESSOR. • Underground Utilities Electric - Tile FREE SERVICE CALL* • Storm & Water Systems • Lighting – inside & out All shifts . Will train, multi task. Computer Priv.yd. new appl. 7.5 hp elect. Ingersal Cement - ETC drug test, DMV p.out, Rand upright. 24.3 To New Customers with Any Repair • Septic Systems • Hot Tubs skills required. Min. 2 W/D. $1100/mo. • Road Construction • Dedicated circuits Parking Lot Re-Striping HS diploma or equiv cfm@90psi. Less than CALL NOW years experience. Cent. loca. 489-0201 462-3201 • 459-1260 • Demolition • Fencing • Surge protection & Power Washing req. EOE. Apply 401A 5hrs. New $1800+, • Landscaping Send cover letter and • Supplies & Chemicals • Cable TV, Computer & Phones Residential Spacious 2bd/1b Sell for $1400/bo. • Lot Prep. & Cleaning Talmage Rd. 462-2395 resume to kbrazil@ • Equipment installation, Commercial Westside AC, Heat, 707-485-0413 • 6”-30” Hole Bore ANYTHING ELECTRICAL #236801959 selzerrealty.com or Repairs and Maintenance Ron’s Electric Lic.#784130 washer/dryer $900. Cadillac Deville ‘90 • No Cost Estimate Lic # 6178 • Insured pick up applicaiton at Call Jason or Tony Small Construction 462-8600 $3,500 Antique Oak www.benfranklinplumbing.com Office: 485-7536 • Cell: 477-6221 467-0215 (707) 972-8633 350 East Gobbi St. *Offer Valid with Repairs. A $49.00 Value. Must be presented at the time of service. Co. Class A Driver. lg. dining table & 354.3323 • 354.1089 Cannot be combined with other coupons, offers or promotions. BFAA88 General Engineer • Lic.#878612 Toll Free:866-NO SHOCKS www.alvarezhomerepairs.net PT & FT. WINE SALES chairs $100. Antique 485-0310 F/T or P/T reproduction oak SPA & SALON CONSTRUCTION COUNTERTOPS CONSTRUCTION UPHOLSTERY 485-1196. Fax entertainment center Social Service Asst. ONS resume to 485-8206 $200. 272-1648 or 49 EZ C TRUC OM CREATI Needed immediately. AR TI USTO IONS UKIAH LV O C Exp. pref. or willing to BUSINESS Excel. cond. A N UPHOLSTERY 140 Zinfandel undergo training. RENTALS Ca. King. foam DAY SPA & SALON RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL 250 1bd1ba. $660 • New Construction Starting pay $7.50/hr. Banquet Hall & mattress. $500. LICENSED & INSURED Hud OK. • Hair Style • Waxing • Additions Please call Kim or Kitchen Ukiah Senior 459-9299 Furniture • Auto • Marine Debra 462-6636 • Manicures • Massage Foundation to finish • Remodels Center 499 Leslie St. Fire Wood For Sale Large “We meet all TRUE TO LIFE CENTURY 21 • Pedicures • Make Up SOLID SURFACE & • Repairs 462-4343 Can Deliver. Selection Of your upholstery CHILDREN’S Les Ryan Realty • Facials • Body Wraps Homes • Additions Fabric 485-1271 or 272- LAMINATE COUNTERTOPS All phases needs.” SERVICES COMMERCIAL Property Management We use and recommend • Kitchens • Decks In Stock. 6967 Eddie 2485 N. State St. • Ukiah of construction seeks 2 additional LEASE UKIAH 468-0463 Aveda products. Lic. #580504 and repairs homes for Shelter Bill & Craig 468-5883 2030 Industry Rd. Free Hot Tub if you 158 S. Main St. Willits 707.485.8954 Lic#872592 Care program Upstairs 2 bdrm N/S 707.467.3969 275 Cherry St. • Unit A • Ukiah 1. 5000 Sq.Ft. Aprx. come & get it...& it (707) 456-9757 707.367.4040 cell (707) 489-3158 NEXT TO UPS Applicants need to 1 indoor cat o.k., CL 856023 w/400 sf office works!! Anne or have at least 1 spare W/D avail. $1000 bdrm to house a child 2. 5000 Sq. Ft. Aprx. Charles 463-1017 720 sq ft clean room dep. $600/mo for up to 30 days. Home Wine Making Guaranteed monthly w/1500 sf office. Avail 10/1 468-5661 NOTICE TO READERS Equip. 35 gal. press, allotment. Generous Melanie 707-485-1328 Westside 2 bdrm 5 gal. glass jugs, We publish advertisements from $500 or more must be licensed by increase upon place- Medical/Office Good credit, NS/ No ment. Income tax-ex- misc. 485-7095 space for lease. Apx Pets $725/mo. Call empt. Exp. with chil- Hot Tub ‘06 Deluxe companies and individuals who the State of California. dren req. Parents will 960 sq. ft. Central Mark 462-3563 Model. Many jets. receive training, + So- Dora St. location. have been licensed by the State of Advertisements appearing in cial Worker, in-home Call Mark 462-5400 Therapy seat. 320 DUPLEXES Warranty. Never support & respite. Office Spaces California and from unlicensed Need 1 or 2-parent 3 bd/2bth gar, lg yd, used. Can deliver. these columns without a license 776 S. State St. homes, with 1 parent N/P, N/S $1250/mo. Worth $5700. Sell 300 sf $325/mo companies and individuals. home full time. Home $1500 security dep. $1750 with new number indicate that the Inc. util, janitor, cent. with no more than 1 707-265-4318 cover. 707-766-8622 biological child con- ht/air, off st. parking. All licensed contractors are contractor or individuals are not sidered. 468-5426 HOMES Leather couch w/2 Retirees invited to 330 FOR RENT built in reclyners required by State Law to list their licensed by the State of apply. Contact TLC Professional Offices $1200/mo Hopland $500. Treadmill Pro- 707-463-1100 2 office suites- $475 license number in advertisements Lic#236800809 Single offices- $350 country home 2bdrm form elect. pwr extra California. Further information 485-1196 2bth 1/4 acre, N/P poles arm excersizer. 744-1615/529-7503 $300. 463-5523 offering their services. The law can be obtained by contacting Wanted immediately APARTMENTS CNAs PT/FT 300 UNFURNISHED 2 bd, $800/mo, incl New Raidrs BckPck also states contractors performing the Contractors State License for skilled nursing $25 Dbl Stroller E/C 2bd. 1 ba. D/W, up- elec. mobile hm, 13 facility. Pleasant $50 drp leaf tble 2 stairs. $720 + Dep. mi W. of Cloverdale work of improvements totaling Board. Care. Becky or Joan on Hwy 128, Yorkville chairs $50 Leanna 462-6636 894-1854 272-0835 16 – WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 13, 2006 WEATHER THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL . 3-DAY FORECAST SUN AND MOON REGIONAL WEATHER CALIFORNIA CITIES

Shown is today’s weather. Temperatures are today’s highs Today Thu. Today Thu. TODAY and tonight’s lows. City Hi/Lo/W Hi/Lo/W City Hi/Lo/W Hi/Lo/W Anaheim 85/65/pc 77/60/pc Napa 83/50/pc 68/46/pc Antioch 87/54/s 72/51/pc Needles 104/82/s 98/74/s 96° Arroyo Grande 73/50/pc 72/47/pc Oakland 69/54/pc 64/53/pc Sunrise today ...... 6:52 a.m. Atascadero 91/52/pc 79/49/pc Ontario 96/63/s 84/61/pc Sunset tonight ...... 7:25 p.m. Rockport 63/50 Auburn 98/63/s 77/50/s Orange 92/63/pc 82/61/pc Moonrise today ...... 11:06 p.m. Barstow 102/72/s 96/66/s Oxnard 69/60/pc 69/59/pc Plenty of sunshine Moonset today ...... 2:08 p.m. Laytonville Big Sur 65/54/pc 60/52/pc Palm Springs 105/78/pc 101/71/s Covelo 93/54 Bishop 94/52/s 88/45/s Pasadena 91/66/s 81/63/pc 94/55 Blythe 102/78/t 101/73/s Pomona 95/61/s 86/60/pc MOON PHASES Burbank 92/64/s 82/61/pc Potter Valley 95/53/s 72/44/pc TONIGHT Westport California City 96/66/s 90/48/s Redding 96/59/s 82/51/c Last New First Full 63/50 Carpinteria 71/58/pc 69/56/pc Riverside 98/63/s 86/59/pc Catalina 79/58/pc 67/52/pc Sacramento 92/56/s 74/50/s 53° Chico 96/59/s 77/51/pc Salinas 69/53/pc 63/52/pc Fort Bragg Willows Crescent City 61/47/pc 61/48/c San Bernardino 97/63/s 87/60/pc Sept. 14Sept. 22 Sept. 30 Oct. 6 96/59 Death Valley 113/80/s 106/75/s San Diego 75/67/pc 72/66/pc Mainly clear in the evening; 63/46 Downey 83/65/pc 77/62/pc San Fernando 93/63/s 80/60/pc low clouds late Encinitas 75/65/pc 73/63/pc San Francisco 68/54/pc 63/54/pc ALMANAC Elk Willits Escondido 90/62/s 80/61/pc San Jose 78/55/pc 72/53/pc 94/51 Eureka 61/45/pc 63/48/c San Luis Obispo 78/54/pc 71/50/pc Ukiah through 2 p.m. Tuesday 68/53 Redwood Valley Fort Bragg 63/46/pc 60/48/c San Rafael 77/53/pc 71/49/pc THURSDAY 95/53 Temperature Fresno 100/64/s 90/60/s Santa Ana 78/66/pc 74/63/pc 72° High ...... 97° UKIAH Gilroy 85/50/s 79/47/pc Santa Barbara 72/57/pc 68/53/pc Low ...... 55° 96/53 Indio 103/73/pc 100/70/s Santa Cruz 68/55/pc 64/52/pc 44° Normal high ...... 87° Lakeport Irvine 77/65/pc 78/63/pc Santa Monica 71/63/pc 70/61/pc Normal low ...... 52° 91/52 Hollywood 88/65/s 79/62/pc Santa Rosa 88/50/s 74/46/pc Philo Record high ...... 108° in 1945 Lucerne Lake Arrowhead 84/51/s 75/47/s S. Lake Tahoe 80/43/s 65/37/s Windy and cooler with low 79/51 Boonville Lodi 96/56/s 76/50/s Stockton 98/54/s 78/50/s clouds breaking Record low ...... 38° in 1915 97/54 91/52 Precipitation Lompoc 79/64/pc 74/53/pc Tahoe Valley 81/43/s 65/37/s Long Beach 80/66/pc 76/62/pc Torrance 77/64/pc 74/63/pc 24 hrs to 2 p.m. Tue...... 0.00” Gualala Los Angeles 84/65/pc 76/62/pc Vacaville 89/56/s 78/51/s FRIDAY Month to date ...... 0.00” Mammoth 82/42/s 75/33/s Vallejo 85/51/pc 67/48/pc Normal month to date ...... 0.20” 61/46 Clearlake 91/52 Marysville 96/56/s 78/50/c Van Nuys 91/63/s 82/60/pc 68° Season to date ...... 0.00” Modesto 94/57/s 79/51/s Visalia 98/60/s 90/53/s Last season to date ...... 0.00” Monrovia 93/65/s 83/62/pc Willits 94/51/s 72/43/pc Normal season to date ...... 0.39” Cloverdale 44° Monterey 67/53/pc 62/52/pc Yosemite Valley 90/52/s 81/44/s 93/55 Morro Bay 68/56/pc 63/54/pc Yreka 88/46/s 73/39/c Low clouds followed by some Forecasts and graphics provided by sun and cool AccuWeather, Inc. ©2006 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: 734.69 feet; Storage: 63,779 acre-feet (Maximum storage 122,500 acre-feet) Inflow: 128 cfs Outflow: 206 cfs Air quality – Ozone: .064 ppm (State standard .090 ppm) Carbon monoxide: .63 ppm (20.0 ppm) Nitrogen dioxide: .029 ppm (.25 ppm)

homeowner’s association planning issues,” Colfax said. ence and commitment to a Bailey said. “I am also Winery meeting, (there was) parking Planner “And she already has some demanding but immensely involved with environmental on both sides of the road.” experience working on coastal rewarding job.” policy and I’ve dealt with Members of the board development permits with Bailey, who will be Continued from Page 1 Continued from Page 1 coastal issues for a while and I attempted to reach a compro- GMAC to help assist the appointed in January when am looking forward to dealing ty, located at 1200 Holmes mise with a modification to an eight-year member and for- Planning Commission. I also Colfax begins his third term with inland issues now as Esterlina Vineyards and Ranch Road, which is in a res- mer chairwoman of the wanted to find someone want- on the Mendocino County well.” Winery’s permit. The new ing to make the commitment Board of Supervisors, is look- idential zoning area. Gualala Municipal Advisory The Mendocino County The issue was brought to conditions approved state that Council (GMAC) and coordi- to spend a couple of long days ing forward to the new chal- the board through an appeal for all normal tasting room nator of the Mendocino working on planning issues lenges of being on the Planning Commission has made by Holmes Ranch hours, there are to be no more Partnership for the each month.” Mendocino County Planning seven members and all are Association President vehicles than allowed by the Precautionary Principle. Lipmanson said Colfax has Commission. appointed by the Board of Eugenia Herr, who believes winery’s on-site parking Colfax has worked with made a good decision for his “I have been involved with Supervisors. Timber and that Esterlina Vineyards and spaces, and that the winery be Bailey in the past on various replacement on the Planning the Gualala Municipal Agriculture hold two seats, Winery has not abided by pro- limited to six special events projects and said he nominat- Commission. Advisory Council for the past and each supervisor appoints a visions of the permit. per year, in which parking ed her because of her commit- “I can’t think of a better eight years, and Supervisor member, whose appointment Since the permit was issued along the road will be permit- ment, ability and reputation. choice,” Lipmanson said in a Colfax informed me about this is subject to board ratification. to then-owners Gary and ted. The winery, however, is “I think she has demon- written statement. “Britt opening and I think the posi- James Arens can be reached Phyllis Kaliher, who operated still not to exceed the maxi- strated her commitment to brings intelligence, experi- tion will be very interesting,” at [email protected]. the vineyard under a different mum of 70 guests per week by name, Esterlina Vineyards and appointment. Winery, now owned by Eric To make such a change, the District ranger said. “There the school is the board’s Sterling of Sebastopol, has board was required to make Fire are many snags and hazard Potter responsibility, so they need to faced much protest by resi- one of three findings: that the trees. The public may want to set policy in the best interest dents of the Holmes Ranch permit was obtained by fraud, of the community,” Barr said, Continued from Page 1 avoid this area for the time Continued from Page 1 Subdivision. Following its that the conditions were vio- being for their personal safe- noting the board is also issuance, an appeal was even lated, or that the permit allows ty,” he said. best.” responsible for the hiring conduct detrimental to the mal. “Smokes” are expected heard by the First Appellate to continue to pop up intermit- Rehabilitation is in Candidates must also be and/or firing of the school District Court of Appeals. public health, welfare or safe- progress on roads, trails, fenc- registered voters and live in superintendent, depending on Until now, the conditions ty, or that is a nuisance. The tently in the interior of the fire area until the fall/winter rains ing, stream crossings and the Potter Valley Community his or her performance. of the original permit, which board, based on a number of national forest lands in the Unified School District letters from members of the put out the fire. Letters of interest will be allowed for no more than 70 burned area. Hazard trees boundaries. accepted until Oct. 4. This visitors per week by appoint- Holmes Ranch Association, “Even though we have con- along roads were felled during Board members meet twice appointment will be for a one- ment only, and a required five found it to be a nuisance. trolled the fire, it’s important suppression activities; howev- a month, and occasionally year term beginning Oct. 18 on-site parking spaces, have Delbar was outspoken in for the public to be aware of er, burned trees continue to been upheld through all his disagreement with this there are special meetings in and ending in November of the conditions within the fire fall across roads and they will between. Meetings usually 2007. appeal processes. decision. area,” Blaine Baker, Covelo continue to be a concern. According to Herr, others “I don’t believe that there’s run about three hours. Board Letters of interest can be who reside on the private dirt any grounds whatsoever to members also spend some sent to PVCUSD, P.O. Box road feel that Esterlina change the conditions of this Unruly passenger disrupts flight time training and attend an 219, Potter Valley, CA 95469. Vineyards and Winery has not use permit,” he said. “We Associated Press Carthy. occasional conference, Barr For more information, call abided, citing vehicles parked can’t make this finding. We CHANTILLY, Va. — A There were 138 passengers said. Superintendent Gary Barr at along the road, spilling over try to kid ourselves that we passenger tried to open the and six crew on board. “The long-term health of 743-2101. from the winery’s small park- can open this thing up to make exit door of a United Airlines ing lot, on a number of occa- any changes. It’s running on plane while it was flying from sions. very, very thin legal ice that’s Los Angeles to the Sterling, however, said cracked.” Washington, D.C, area on they have broken no rules, and He said that if the board Tuesday night, airline and that only on a few occasions continues to make changes Transportation Security have visitors parked on the “as the wind blows,” people Administration officials said. road, which is not prohibited WAKE UP! WAKE UP! WAKE UP! will be lining up to serve the United Flight 890 landed as by the homeowner’s associa- county with lawsuits. scheduled at Washington tion bylaws or the use permit. Herr and Sterling, however, Dulles International Airport at Herr maintained that park- were mum on the so-called 8:35 p.m., said TSA spokes- ing in this manner might limit compromise. woman Amy Kudwa. No one Meet the editor the ability of large fire Sterling declined to com- was injured. engines to access potential ment, and Herr said she was The passenger became fires, and requested that the unsure of what was included unruly about 3 1/2 hours into board prohibit allowing in the modification, and there- the flight and was subdued by Ukiah Daily Journal Editor K.C. Esterlina patrons to park fore unable to comment. other passengers and federal along the road, which Sterling Katie Mintz can be reached at air marshals, said United Meadows wants to meet you. Head said would be “discrimina- [email protected]. spokeswoman Megan Mc- tion.” down to Schat’s Courthouse Bakery • Willits • “Clearly, to say that one NOYO THEATRE 459-NOYO (6696) group can’t park along the Visit us at our website www.cinemawest.com 113 W. Perkins Street Thursday road, but everybody else can INDEPENDENT FILM SERIES 7:00PM WED & THUS ONLY is discrimination,” Sterling morning at 7 a.m. to discuss said. “How can you say these Worldplay PG AN INCONVENIENT TRUTH (PG) DIG (1230) guys over here can’t park on 730 current events, give her story ideas, Invincible THE COVENANT (PG-13) DIG (1230 250 515) the road, but we’re all going 735 PG to do it? Last time there was a 7:05 THE WICKER MAN (PG-13) DIG (130 440) 710 respond to stories you’ve read in CRANK (R) - ID REQ'D DIG (300 520) INVINCIBLE (PG) DIG (120 500) 725 STEP UP (PG-13) DIG (415) the Daily Journal, or just chat. Material Girl TALLADEGA NIGHTS: THE BALLAD OF Karr in state PG RICKY BOBBY (PG-13) DIG (125 435) 715 6:55 PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN: DEAD Please call theater recording for wheelchair MAN'S CHEST (PG-13) DIG (100) 645 accessibility information to face charges Times For 9/13 ©2006 Associated Press Groups of local residents have had SAN FRANCISCO — John K.C. Meadows rousing conversations Mark Karr, the fugitive teacher arrested and later cleared in the Editor about education, death of JonBenet Ramsey, Ukiah Daily Journal arrived in California to face transportation, child pornography charges late Tuesday weeks after DNA tests child rearing, proved he could not have killed the young beauty queen. Five supervisors’ salaries misdemeanor counts of child Camper Shells • California Built pornography possession have and more. been pending against Karr in Lakeport Camper Sonoma since April 2001, when authorities arrested him 12 years of professional and seized his computer, alleg- ing that the hard drive con- SERVICE tained five sexually oriented Monday - Friday 8am - 5pm •263-7755 images of children.