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7 58551 69301 0 THURSDAY April 19, 2007 50 cents tax included DAILY JOURNAL ukiahdailyjournal.com 16 pages, Volume 149 Number 10 email: [email protected] County Maximum CRACKDOWN enforcement rattled by CHP : effort in area 4.8 quake By BEN BROWN The Daily Journal A 4.8 magnitude earthquake shook the Lake Pillsbury area of Mendocino County Wednesday morning, but no damage was reported. According to the United States Geological Survey, the earthquake occurred at 1:42 a.m. about nine miles northwest of Lake Pillsbury. “It was a slip-strike earthquake,” said Susan Garcia of the USGS. The epicenter was 14 miles northeast of Willits and 22 miles northeast of Ukiah. The quake was originally reported as being a 5.0 magnitude, but was later down- graded to a 4.8 magnitude. It was followed by a series of 26 after- shocks, starting at 1:51 a.m. and continuing until 8:23 a.m. Wednesday. The strongest was 2.6 magnitude at 1:56 a.m. and the weakest a 1.6 magnitude at 6:39 a.m. Two-hundred and ninety-five people reported having felt the earthquake to the USGS Web site. Respondents lived as far north as Covelo and as far south as Guerneville and from Clearlake Oaks in the east all the way to the coast. Nick Uram, a Lake Pillsbury resident and owner of the Soda Creek Store, said nothing fell off the shelves at his store but the earth- Ben Brown/The Daily Journal quake did shake his house. California Highway Patrol Officer Scott Donham tickets the driver of a gray Toyota Prius Wednesday for allegedly driving 75 mph in a 55 mph zone. Donham was participating in a day of enhanced enforcement of traffic laws on See QUAKE, Page 15 Highway 101 between the Golden Gate Bridge and Willits. ‘Fishing’ for speeders on Hwy. 101 More budget By BEN BROWN done, sign the ticket and drive off, slower cuts for local The Daily Journal The fine for driving between 1 mph and safer than before. Others are not calm. On Wednesday, California Highway One man, pulled over at the crest of a school district Patrol officers from the Golden Gate and 15 mph over the speed limit in a hill north of Hopland for driving 73 mph Bridge to the redwood forests north of in a 55 mph zone, gets out of the car and Progress reported in talks Willits were working a massive demands to see the radar reading. When enforcement of basic traffic laws. 55 mph zone is $146. Between 15 the reading doesn’t support his contention regarding teacher salaries “It would be a great day if I could come mph and 20 mph the fine is $266. that he was only driving 64 mph, the man By LAURA MCCUTCHEON out here and not give anyone a ticket,” walks back to his vehicle in quick, jerky The Daily Journal said Ukiah CHP officer Scott Donham. steps and climbs into his car, slamming the There was no place to park outside the Donham patrols from Ukiah south to over and over, stopping occasionally in a door. Ukiah Unified School District office the county line, looking for speeders, shaded spot or just over the crest of a hill “It’s amazing the gamut of emotions Tuesday night and no empty chairs for late- people not wearing their seat belts and to wait a little bit. you run across,” Donham said. comers to the school board meeting held people driving under the influence of There is no way to predict when or Regardless of the reaction, Donham inside, which addressed additional budget drugs and alcohol. where speeders might be found, Donham said he tries to be courteous, following the cuts, a salary increase for teachers and the Radar detectors, mounted on the dash of said. Sometimes you get several all at model of a mentor he had out of the modernization of Calpella School. the patrol car and in the rear window and once, and sometimes you have to wait. academy who told him to “sell the ticket.” The district in March cut $1,634,740 from linked to a display on the dash, help “It’s like fishing,” Donham said. Donham leaves every ticketed driver the budget, primarily by eliminating -- and/or Donham catch people breaking the speed He said he writes between 100 and 200 with the same words: “Slow down and reducing the hours of -- several positions. limit. speeding tickets per month. The fine for have a safe day.” This was done, in part, to free up some Every morning, the radar detector has to driving between 1 mph and 15 mph over He said he tries to be polite to everyone money to increase teachers’ salaries. As be recalibrated, using a set of tuning forks the speed limit in a 55 mph zone is $146. because most speeders are just people always, the goal was to make the cuts as far Donham keeps in the car. Between 15 mph and 20 mph the fine is making mistakes, but it is also a good way away from the classroom as possible. When trying to catch speeders, what $266. to avoid getting written complaints. “We haven’t cut any programs for stu- CHP officers mostly do is drive, traveling The reactions of people being ticketed dents,” Ukiah Unified School District across the same dozen-miles of territory are varied. Some admit to what they’ve See CHP, Page 15 Superintendent Ray Chadwick said

See SCHOOLS, Page 15 City celebrates re-start of its hydroelectric plant at lake Plant will soon be Coyote Valley Dam celebrated erates power by harnessing the bines was first started March the re-start of the plant that is force of the water flowing 21 for testing. It has recently generating electricity expected to generate approxi- through the dam into the developed a minor mechanical for Ukiah residents mately $700,000 worth of sus- Russian River, is comprised of problem, but Grande said it tainable electricity a year once two turbines -- one with a 1- will be operating around the By KATIE MINTZ fully operational. megawatt capacity, and the clock soon. The larger unit, The Daily Journal “We should be up and run- other with a 2.5-megawatt which is expected to be used Nearly 20 years after its first ning, generating electricity, lit- capacity. dedication, and close to a erally, within days,” Murray The smaller of the two tur- See CITY, Page 15 decade since it last generated Grande, plant project manager power, the city of Ukiah’s from the Northern California hydroelectric power plant is Power Authority, said to the Isaac Eckel/The Daily Journal back in business. small crowd that attended the Workers with Source California Energy Services close A modest ceremony held ceremony and toured the plant an outlet so they can work on it at the Lake Mendocino Wednesday afternoon at the Wednesday. hydroelectric plant. The plant will be ready to go on line facility at Lake Mendocino’s The hydroplant, which gen- in a few days, the first time since 1998. >cigdYjX^c\8dbXVhiidBZcYdX^cd8djcin Ndjg8VWaZIKVcY>ciZgcZi8dbeVcn^hX]Vc\^c\&"-%%"8DB86HI 2 – THURSDAY, APRIL 19, 2007 LOCAL THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL FUNERAL NOTICES SHERIFF’S REPORTS [\ The following were they were his own, and Company. He on Thursday, May 31ST , looking forward to very compiled from reports eventually, they gave started his own internation- 2007 at 11:00 A.M. much prepared by the him 6 grandchildren which al marketing and In lieu of flowers, the fami- Jamie is survived by his Mendocino County were his pride and import companies, Trans ly requests that con- son, C.J.; his wife of Sheriff’s Office: joy. Global Metals and tributions in his memory be 13 years, Oriana; his mom BOOKED -- Eric Spencer, People adored Charlie. SeaForce, Inc. Later, Mike made to Vietnam and dad, James 25, of Santa Rosa, was His family loved him. held positions as and Legacy Vets MC, 330 Leon and Carolyn McGrew; booked into jail on suspicion His community respected VP-Marketing and Sales for Washington Ave., brother Sean of driving under the influence him. Charlie will be Kitz Valve and Ukiah CA 95482. McGrew, wife Staci and [\ at 2:37 a.m. Tuesday. missed beyond measure. He Red-White Valve their daughter Ash- BOOKED -- Julie Darlene left behind his Corporations. Mike and his ley; sister Tanney McGrew, Frease, 30, of Hopland, was wife Cora and “their” three wife raised three children husband Mike booked into jail on suspicion children: Jerry in Southern Califor- Higgins and children of a probation violation and a Floyd of Ukiah, his wife, nia and moved to Novato in Mykaela and Gaberial, warrant for taking a vehicle and their daughter of Marin County in and grandpa John Dalerio; without consent at 12:49 p.m. San Luis Obispo, CA; 1969. Mike and his wife father-in- law and Tuesday. David Floyd, his wife traveled extensively mother-in-law David and BOOKED -- Paul and their 2 daughters of to Asia, Europe, Canada, Patricia Bozzoli; Christopher Campbell, 55, of Grover Beach, CA; Mexico and brother-in-law Scott Redwood Valley, was booked and Shari (Floyd) Sinkler, throughout the United Bozzoli, wife Michelle into jail on suspicion of dri- her husband and States. While raising and son Dane; brother-in- ving under the influence at three children of Salinas, his three children, Mike law Ryan Bozzoli; 10:54 p.m. Tuesday. CA; (2 daughters was a Little League best friends Russ Rountree and a son). He also leaves and wife Shelly, Those arrested by law enforcement Coach, Scoutmaster, and officers are innocent until proven guilty. his sister Elsie member of the and Jessie Himes wife CHARLES DAVID ANDERSON (Anderson) Hebert, her Renee and daughter People reported as having been arrest- Knights of Columbus. He ed may contact the Daily Journal once Charles David Anderson husband Harman and was an avid sup- Faith, and by many other their 4 children and their close friends. their case has been concluded so the passed away on Fri- porter of Crespi Carmelite results can be reported. day, April 13th, 2007 at his spouses: Ronda High School in En- JAMIE MCGREW Jamie will be missed by home in Potter James (and her husband) of cino, CA and was one of the Jamie McGrew, loving all those who knew Valley. Charles was born Fortuna, CA; parents respon- husband and father, him. CORRECTIONS March 25, 1940 in Roy Steeves and (his wife sible for building the first passed away unexpectedly I love you, my darling The Ukiah Daily Journal reserves this Fortuna, California to the and children) of grandstands when Tuesday, April 16, husband. I love you my space to correct errors or make clarifica- Cloverdale; David Hebert 2007. dad. We miss you already tions to news articles. Errors may be report- late Roy A. Ander- the school was in its early ed to the editor, 468-3526. son and Mabel (Moore) (and his wife and years. He served Jamie was born on June and we will miss Anderson. He grew family) of Arcadia; and as president of the 24, 1972; he was you forever. up in Humboldt County Denette Lantz (and Southern California Chap- just shy of his 35th birth- A celebration of life will LOTTERY NUMBERS with his older sister her husband and children) ter of the German day. be held at 11 a.m. on Elsie (Anderson) Hebert of Ferndale, CA Shorthair Pointer Associa- He was actively involved Saturday April 21, at the DAILY 3: night: 9, 4, 9. who still resides in and many aunts, uncles tion and was a former in his son’s life. Ev- Willits United Meth- afternoon: 7, 1, 8. Fortuna with her husband and cousins, most of member of the Corin- ery minute of his life was odist Church, corner of FANTASY 5: 08, 23, 27, Harman. After whom reside in Humboldt thian Yacht Club. Mike dedicated to “his School and Pine 36, 39. graduating from high County. and last, enjoyed hunting and boy.” streets (casual attire). DAILY DERBY: 1st school Charlie joined but not least, his wonderful fishing, deep sea fishing Jamie never missed a In-lieu of flowers, dona- Place: 12, Lucky Charms. the service where he mother Mabel An- with his “Cabo Cow- practice or game. He tions may be made to 2nd Place: 08, Gorgeous became a tank techni- derson of Miranda, CA, boy” buddies in Cabo San was co-secretary for the the Willits Youth Football George. 3rd Place: 11, cian. After returning home who raised up a man Lucas, and taking Willits Otters, and Team, P.O. Box Money Bags. he went to work for of integrity; a man with a his boat, the Nada Mas, out was recently elected athletic 1535, Willits, CA 95490. Race time: 1:40.87. the Pacific Lumber Co., heart of compas- on the Bay and director for the Thank you to all the res- LOTTO: 2-5-14-34-36. where he learned to sion; a man who was so the Delta. A true jazz fan, Willits Youth Football cue workers and hos- Meganumber: 9. weld. He spent long hours loved and respected he favored Basie, League, a job he was pital staff for your help. Jackpot: $25 million. developing his by all. Monk, Getz, Miles Davis, skills until he became a Services will be held in Ralph Sutton, Car- master at his trade. Ukiah at New Life men McRae, Lena Horne, Charlie took great pride in United Pentecostal Church, Dinah Washington, 266 E. Smith his work and could Sarah Vaughn, Ella fix or repair anything you Street, Ukiah, CA at 1:00 pm, on Friday, April Fitzgerald, Sinatra and brought to him. Tony Bennett. He was a In the mid 70’s Charlie 20th, 2007. Arrangements are under voracious reader, bought a small parcel loved watching sports, of land “over the hill” in the direction of the Eversole Mortuary. especially golf and Potter Valley, with football, and was passion- great dreams and ambitions [\ ate about cooking of having his for his friends and family. own shop and putting out A true gourmet, he quality work. This dedicated a great deal of great man was an inventor, his time to collecting a dreamer, a and preparing recipes from machinist, a welder and an entrepreneur. His all over the world. welding skills and inventive “Papa” to his five grand- mind gave birth to children, he and their The Anderson Equine Sling OWEN G. (MIKE) LAZIT Gramma Jean took them on and The Small Owen G. (Mike) Lanzit, memorable trips Animal Walker, as well as 83, passed away to Alaska, Canada, Mexico, many other prod- peacefully on Friday, April Lake Powell and ucts. With UC Davis School 13, 2007, at Ukiah Hawaii. Summers, when of Veterinary Valley Medical Center. they would visit, he Medicine doing all of his Born on November 7, would organize “Camp testing for him, he 1923 in Stockton, CA, to Lanzit” creating a fun- was well on his way to see- Owen and Eleanor filled schedule that kept ing his dream of Maisel, Mr. Lanzit, a third them entertained and helping disabled animals generation Califor- busy with trips to the come true. nian, grew up in Stockton beach, ballgames, ten- He has now sold his and Los Angeles nis clubs, surfing camp and products to Universities, and lived all of his life in San Diego. His Veterinary Hospitals and California. At age 9, wife of 58 years, Audrey Search and Rescue he was adopted by Jean Lanzit, and his Teams all over the United Mortimer H. Lanzit, the sisters, Barbara Maisel and States and other man his mother married Sallie Huntley countries. He loved animals after the untimely preceded him in death. and felt good death of his own father, His children, John about developing products Owen. Mike graduat- Lanzit and his wife, Judi of that would help ed from Loyola High School Ukiah, Barbara Duncan of them recover more quickly and attended Novato, Elizabeth from surgery, or to Santa Clara University and Corley and her husband, be air-lifted out of a bad the University of Chris of Oceanside; situation. Charlie has Southern California. In grandchildren Nick Lanzit, helped many, many people December of 1942, Danielle Lanzit, with their disabled Mike enlisted in the United Lauren Duncan, Adam animals. He even made a States Army and Taylor and Dylan Cor- sling for “Belle”, an served during WWII as a ley; great-grandchildren elephant that was at the tank driver. After his Ryder Lanzit, and Washington Zoo, discharge, Mike attended Audrey Grilli, nieces and who was in need of surgery. USC and later went nephews, Mary The only way to to work for NBC Studios in Claudia Merrill, James get her back on her feet West Hollywood, Huntley, William and Robert Barnes and cousins, after her surgery, CA. It was there that Mike was with the one-of-a-kind Patricia (Pat) met the love of his McCann and Margaret sling that Charlie life, Audrey (Jean) Graves. created just for her. A huge (Peggy) Ficovich sur- Mike and Jean vive him. undertaking, yes, married on October 18, but he did it - and it Mr. Lanzit will be laid to 1947 at Mission San rest, along side of his worked! Fernando Rey de Espana in In December of 1980 wife, at the Sacramento the San Fernan- Valley VA National Charlie married his do Valley. Mike’s profes- long-time friend Cora who Cemetery, 5810 Midway sional career span- Road, Dixon, CA brought 3 children ned over six decades and into his life. He adored 95620. Memorial services included positions will be graveside those children as if at Alcoa and Pacific Metals

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ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT THURSDAY, APRIL 19, 2007 – 3 Editor: Richard Rosier, 468-3520 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected] What’s Playing High energy comedy with veteran Fedele Special for the Journal With just two shows left in THURSDAY the 2007 Comedy Alley sea- son, the Main Street Program DJ DANCE MUSIC -- DJ dancing; $2 Tequila shots; is going out with high energy no cover; Perkins Street Lounge; 228 E. Perkins St., comedy. Tickets are on sale Ukiah; 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. for The Ukiah Main Street STEVE HAHN -- Americana and folk music; Ukiah Program and Thurston Auto Brewing Co.; Perkins at N. State St.; 6:30 p.m.; 468- Plaza’s April Comedy Alley, 5898. this April 21. THE RATTLESNAKE LADY -- Slide show presenta- The show begins at 8 p.m., tion by Katie Colbert; Ukiah Civic Center; 7 p.m. doors open at 7 p.m., in the MARJO WILSON -- Live music; Shanachie Pub; 50 Ukiah Valley Conference S. Main St., Willits; 8 p.m.; 459-9194. Center, 200 S. School St. This month’s show, spon- sored by Harley Davidson of FRIDAY Ukiah, spotlights comedian favorite Sam Fedele, feature DJ DANCE MUSIC -- DJ dance music; with Smokin’ comedian George Corrigan Sam Fedele George Corrigan Kevin Camia Joe; Perkins Street Lounge; 228 E. Perkins St., Ukiah; and opening act Kevin 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. Camia. brings a truly unique perspec- own. He has performed two shows are left of the sea- SUPERNOVA GLASSWORKS -- Hand blown glass Sam Fedele is an ex tive to life in the real world, throughout the country and is son. demonstration; Supernova Glassworks; 1762 S. Main Marine, and former business of real television and constantly working out new This year’s many season St., Willits; 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. owner and he throws down American idealism from a material every night on stage sponsors include Mountain JULIAN TRIO -- Celtic, Old Time American music; his own comedy style that corporate insider now living making him a rising star in Valley Printing, City of CD realease with Kristine Robin at 6 p.m.; Ukiah has been rocking audiences the American Dream. As a the San Francisco comedy Ukiah, Sol Dial Sound, Ukiah Brewing Co.; Perkins at N. State St.; 9:30 p.m.; $5; from Ford Motor Company to high level consultant, scene. Safeway, Hampton Inn, 468-5898. Fire Base Afghanastan. This Corrigan gained an education Tickets are available at Ukiah Daily Journal, LAGUNITAS PARTY -- Music from Smokehouse energetic comedian hits the in mediation and presentation Mendocino Bounty, 200 S. Hometown Shopper, Kwine Gamblers playing rockin’ blues; Shanachie Pub; 50 S. stage like a fireball. His of ideas to a diverse world of School St., $15 in advance, or & Max, and this month’s Main St., Willits; $5; 459-9194. manic energy and humor high finance and start-up $17 the day of the show. sponsor, Harley Davidson of pulls the audience in as he XTREME TO THE MAX --The Conundrums presents mentalities. Comedy just Purchase pizza from our no- Ukiah. For additional infor- takes them for a hilarious ride seemed like the logical next host bar sponsored by Wright mation call The Ukiah Main thier farwell show; Ukiah Players Theatre; 1041 Low involving family and every- Gap Rd., Ukiah; $5; 8 p.m. step. And now Corrigan is Stuff Pizza, and beverages, Street Program at 463-6729 day situations that will leave gaining on his peers with sponsored by Parducci Wine The Mission of the Ukiah SCHOOL’S OUT -- A dynamic trio with attitude; them howling. Fedele’s char- leaps and bounds. Cellars, Mendocino Brewing Main Street Program is to Himalayan Café; 1639 S. State St., Ukiah; 467-9900. acterizations, charm, and Opening the show will be Company, Anderson Valley audience interplay have made preserve and enhance what Kevin Camia. Camia is a Brewing, and Eagle makes Ukiah a great place. SATURDAY him a favorite in comedy mellow guy with a raw sense Distributing. Attendees can clubs, colleges, corpora- of humor. On stage he pre- They envision the heart of enter the raffle to win prizes, Ukiah being the economic teevents and military instilla- sents many unique twists to and also try their luck at the DJ DANCE MUSIC -- DJ dance music; with Smokin’ and cultural center of a thriv- Joe; Perkins Street Lounge; 228 E. Perkins St., Ukiah; tions around the world. Don’t the usual topics such as work, grand prize raffle for their miss your chance to take in ing small town community. 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. relationships and travel but chance to win a dream vaca- this special talent will write wherever his mind tion, provided by Village They pursue this vision NATURE WALKS -- On Rigdewood Ranch; 16200 Featuring the show will be through: promotion, partner- N. Highway 101, Willits; 10 a.m.; 459-5992. takes him. He has the ability Travel Service and Carnival new Bay area favorite, to use his dry wit and story ship, education, advocacy, COMEDY ALLEY -- Comedians Sam Fedel, George Cruise Lines. The grand prize George Corrigan. Corrigan telling to present a likeable winner will be drawn at preservation and beautifica- Corrigan and Kevin Camia; Ukiah Valley Community hails from England and and refreshing style of his May’s Comedy Alley. Only tion. Center; 200 S. School St., Ukiah; doors open at 7 p.m., show starts at 8 p.m.; $15 in advance; $17 at the door. EARTH DAY BENEFIT DANCE -- Local reggae, Casanova to perform ‘The Sulton and the Emperor’ Rootstock and The Alexis Harte Band; Ukiah Brewing The Daily Journal Co.; Perkins at N. State St.; 8 p.m.; $10; 468-5898. Famed local pianist Elena Casanova XTREME TO THE MAX --The Conundrums presents will perform with Ukiah Symphony for thier farwell show; Ukiah Players Theatre; 1041 Low their fourth and final concert of the 2006- Gap Rd., Ukiah; $5; 8 p.m. 2007 season. One of the great pieces of MENDO LOCALS PARTY -- Live music, and new piano concerto literature, Beethoven’s clothes; Mendo Locals; 305 N. Main St., Ukiah; noon “Emperor” Concerto, No. 5, is treated to to 5 p.m.; no cover. Casanova’s captivating style, one Renowned PAULA SAMONTE -- Featuring John Huxol on per- moment tender, the next powerfully pas- local cussion, and Martha Magruder and Sara Lytle on sionate, a fitting interpretation of this pianist vocals; Himalayan Café; 1639 S. State St., Ukiah; 467- magnificent work. Elena 9900. Beethoven’s companion piece on the Casanova THE EDLOS -- Capella quartet; Ukiah Community program is Rimsky-Korsakov’s beloved will per- Concert; Ukiah High School Cafetorium; 1000 Low and melodic “Scheherazade,” its perfect form the Gap Rd., Ukiah; 7:30 p.m.; 462-4875. complement with a full brass section, final SUPERNOVA GLASSWORKS -- Hand blown glass sensuous string solos by concertmaster concert of demonstration; Supernova Glassworks; 1762 S. Main Margie Rice and principal cellist Clovice the 2006- St., Willits; 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Lewis, harp flourishes and wonderful 07 season FELT TIPS -- Old time rock and roll music; rhythmic and melodic underpinning by of the Shanachie Pub; 50 S. Main St., Willits; 9 p.m.; $3; 459- the full orchestra. Ukiah 9194. Cuban-born Elena Casanova soloed Symphony RUSSIAN RIVERS FIDDLERS -- Live music; dig! with the Ukiah Symphony during the Orchestra, Music; 362 N. State St., Ukiah; 10:30 a.m. to noon; no 1999-2000 season, performing “The cover; 463-8444. Beethoven’s Concerto No. 3 in c minor, Sulton COUNTRY BOYS BAND -- Country dance music; and during 2001-2002 season she was the and the Ukiah Senior Center; 499 Leslie St., Bartlett Hall; 7 to featured guest for the Hot Spanish Nights Emperor,” 10 p.m.; $8 for members, $9 for non-members; adults concert, performing “Noches en los jar- on 18 and over welcome. dines de Espana” by Manuel de Falla and Saturday LAURA SMITH -- Live music; Potter Valley Cafe; “Rapsodia Espanola” by Isaac Albeniz. and 10761 Main St., Potter Valley; 743-2848. Casanova began piano lessons at age Sunday, KARAOKE NIGHT -- Karaoke night; Yokayo Bowl; 5, and at age 8 she was selected to study May 12 and 13. 1401 N. State St., Ukiah; 8 p.m.; no cover; 462-8686. with Maria Dolores Vasquez at the Alejandro Garcia Caturla Music Conservatory in Havana. By the time she SUNDAY was 13 she had performed major piano works by composers such as Bach, ADAM’S CENTER STAGE KARAOKE -- Karaoke Schubert and Beethoven. night at Yokayo Bowl; 1401 N. State St., Ukiah; 6 to 10 When she was in the ninth grade her p.m.; family hours 6 to 8 p.m.; no cover; sponsered by family emigrated to the United States and Dunlap Roofing. settled in Angwin. She studied at the San posers Ernesto Lecuona, Ignacio Journal; KWINE/KMKX. SPONSORS: DANCE WAVE -- Weekly Freestyle community Francisco Conservatory before attending Cervantes and Rene Touzet. In addition Realty World/Selzer Realty; Mendocino dance for fitness and release; Mendocino Ballet Pacific Union College and then graduat- to her solo career, Casanova performs as Wine Company (Parducci Wine Cellars); Studio; 205 S. State St., Ukiah; 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 ing from University of Redlands, an accompanist in master classes, First American Title Company. p.m.; sliding scale donation; 489-3345. California, with a Bachelor of Music in recitals, musical productions and compe- The concert will take place on FREE POOL -- Free pool all day; Perkins Street Piano Performance. Ms. Casanova has titions. Casanova resides in Ukiah with Saturday, May 12 at 8 p.m. and Sunday, Lounge; 228 E. Perkins St., Ukiah. also studied with Maria D. Robles, Tom her husband, Dr. Brian L. Hanson, and May 13, at 3 p.m. Tickets are available in Turinia, Robert Bowman and Lynn their two children, Adrian and Briana. advance at Mendocino Book Company, Wheeler, among other teachers. Performance location: Mendocino Ukiah; Leaves of Grass, Willits; or at the MONDAY She has recorded an all-classical College Center Theatre, 1000 Hensley door. $20 for adults, $18 for seniors, and Cuban music CD, and has been focusing Creek Rd., Ukiah. Major underwriters: $5 for those under 18 (or ASB). For FREE POOL -- Free pool all day; Perkins Street especially on the music of Cuban com- Mendocino College; The Ukiah Daily information, call 462-0236. Lounge; 228 E. Perkins St., Ukiah. JIM TUHTAN AND DAWN SENFTEN -- Live music; The Hopland Inn; 13401 S. Highway 101; Hopland; no cover. High climber documents his lofty point of view MICROPHONE NITE -- Sing or play an instrument; If you were able to com- through short story narratives Q: This is the second print- Club 711; 711 S. State St., Ukiah; 9 p.m. to 1 a.m.; bine all of the passions in your and accompanying images. It ing. When was the first pub- 462-7111. life and then share it with your is the most thorough docu- lishing and how many copies friends, family, and the world, mentation by a local of what have been sold? TUESDAY you’d be as lucky as GF happened in the forests of A: “The first printing came Beranek- Jerry B to his Mendocino County. out in October of 1996. There KARAOKE -- Every Tuesday; Perkins Street friends. If you or your family has a were 5,000 printed. Also I Lounge; 228 E. Perkins St., Ukiah; 8 p.m.; no fee. For Gerald Beranek, a top- history here in Mendocino would like you to know that TAHITIAN DANCE -- Every Tuesday night; notch tree feller fella who County, chances are that part Bill Bailey of Laytonville paid lives in Fort Bragg, it’s always of that history involves the for it so I could get on my feet Mendocino Ballet Studio; 205 S. State St.; Ukiah; ages been about photography and timber industry. Maybe your and pay for the second print- 11 to 99; 5:30 to 6:30 p.m.; $8 to $11. anything tree related. “My grandpa worked for the old ing through the sales.” ability to climb the big trees saw mill in Fort Bragg or your Q: Where can locals buy WEDNESDAY got me into the woods a lot,” Frame by Frame aunt drove a logging truck or this book? he writes in his book: “High By Suzette Cook-Mankins you had an uncle who actually A: “Mendocino Museum in ADAM’S CENTER STAGE KARAOKE -- Karaoke Climbers and Tree Fallers.” climbed trees and felled from Willits, Leaves of Grass book “But what got me into the above. If that’s the case, you’ll store in Willits, Gallery Books night at Yokayo Bowl; 1401 N. State St., Ukiah; 6 to 10 Ten years ago, Beranek’s p.m.; family hours 6 to 8 p.m.; no cover; sponsered by woods the most was my cam- probably recognize faces and in Mendocino, and Cheshire era,” he continues. “Taking 304 page table book came off names mentioned in Books in Ft. Bragg. Or order Dunlap Roofing. pictures of the goings on in the presses. From cover to Beranek’s book. direct from me: Beranek OPEN MIC -- Open mic night; Ukiah Brewing Co; the woods became a passion cover the book capsules his Beranek explains the drive 102 S. State St., Ukiah; 8:30 p.m.; 468-5898. of mine.” career in the timber industry and support behind his effort: See FRAME, Page 5 4 – THURSDAY, APRIL 19, 2007 FORUM Editor: K.C. Meadows, 468-3526 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected] Letters from our readers In our opinion From the desk of... Support school employees To the Editor: At present the Ukiah Unified School Botulism still out there District is experiencing deep budget cuts, Isn’t botulism one of those diseases improperly preserved, especially home- AUL RUGMAN some of which clearly cannot be helped. nobody gets anymore? canned foods with low acid content, such as P K Those cuts however fast become wounds Apparently not. asparagus, green beans, beets and corn. when carried out without respect or care According to the federal Centers for However, there have been outbreaks of bot- for the “victims.” Disease Control, in the United States an ulism from more unusual sources such as When in the midst of a budget crisis the average of 110 cases of botulism are report- chopped garlic in oil, chile peppers, toma- superintendent is granted and accepts - a ed each year. Of these, approximately 25 toes, improperly handled baked potatoes raise equivalent to the salary of a position percent are food borne, 72 percent are infant wrapped in aluminum foil, and home- that is in turn discontinued, it leaves a botulism, and the rest are wound botulism. canned or fermented fish. Way off base mark. When teachers are expected to do Outbreaks of food borne botulism involving As the gardening season progresses, make more and more and are shown appreciation two or more people occur most years and are sure that any home canning you do is done Normally, politicians face a difficult tradeoff less and less, when they are kept in tempo- usually caused by eating contaminated with strict hygienic procedures. Oils infused between taking positions that satisfy their party's base rary status and shuffled around like furni- home-canned foods. The number of cases of with garlic or herbs should be refrigerated. and appealing to the broader public. You can see that ture until they are unceremoniously dis- food borne and infant botulism has changed Potatoes which have been baked while happening right now to the Republicans: to have a missed it has to make them wonder if they little in recent years, but wound botulism has wrapped in aluminum foil should be kept hot chance of winning the party's nomination, Republican chose the right career path. increased because of the use of black-tar until served or refrigerated. Because the bot- presidential hopefuls have to take far-right positions When the administrative side of the heroin, especially in California. ulism toxin is destroyed by high tempera- on Iraq and social issues that will cost them a lot of “negotiating” team just says “no” to the Here in Mendocino County a case of tures, if you eat home-canned foods, consid- votes in the general election. union, the employees have to wonder what infant botulism was reported this week and it er boiling the food for 10 minutes before eat- part of “negotiate” they didn’t understand. may have been caused by a jar of Earth’s ing. But a funny thing has happened on the Democratic These days experienced teachers have Best Organic baby food, although that has You can get instructions on safe home side: the party's base seems to be more in touch with their expertise questioned based on stan- not been confirmed. canning from our county extension service the mood of the country than many of the party's lead- dardized testing scores, are required to sign We are glad to know that the baby in this or from the U.S. Department of Agriculture. ers. And the result is peculiar: on key issues, reluctant papers that keep them from discussing the case is going to be all right, as botulism can And if you have babies in the house, note Democratic politicians are being dragged by their base politics or the legality of the test and live in be fatal. that because honey can contain spores of into taking highly popular positions. fear of being reported for the least infrac- But as we searched for information about Clostridium botulinum and this has been a Iraq is the most dramatic example. Strange as it tion. On top of that they are blamed for the botulism, we found that very often it is source of infection for infants, children less may seem, Democratic strategists were initially reluc- caused by eating home-canned foods than 12 months old should not be fed honey. academic shortfalls of children who come tant to make Iraq a central issue in the midterm elec- to school without jackets, without breakfast and without sleep. tion. Even after their stunning victory, which demon- Classified employees, such as teaching strated that the GOP's smear-and-fear tactics have assistants, office staff, custodians, bus dri- stopped working, they were afraid that any attempt to vers - and library techs like myself - are rein in the Bush administration's expansion of the war even less protected or respected from would be successfully portrayed as a betrayal of the above. By the time any regard for valued troops and/or a treasonous undermining of the com- individuals has “trickled down” from the mander in chief. superintendent’s office to us it has long Beltway insiders, who still don't seem to realize since evaporated. As opposed to permanent how overwhelmingly the public has turned against teaching staff, whose positions have not President Bush, fed that fear. For example, as been discontinued unless made vacant by Democrats began, nervously, to confront the adminis- retirement, classified positions are never tration over Iraq war funding, David Broder declared safe from the axe, no matter how long that Bush was "poised for a political comeback." held. This month the board OK’d a one- quarter reduction in hours for the middle It took an angry base to push the Democrats into school library techs - the two brave women taking a tough line in the midterm election. And it who keep afloat the libraries at Pomolita took further prodding from that base -- which was and Eagle Peak Schools respectively. In infuriated when Barack Obama seemed to say that he April they will consider cutting by one would support a funding bill without a timeline -- to third, or eliminating completely, the ele- push them into confronting Bush over war funding. mentary school library techs, who each run (Obama says that he didn't mean to suggest that the an elementary school library single-hand- president be given "carte blanche.") edly. On the block along with us are com- puter lab techs, classroom/PE paraprofes- But the public hates this war, no longer has any sionals, and custodians across the district, trust in Bush's leadership and doesn't believe anything to name a few. the administration says. Iraq was a big factor in the If you have an interest in the business of Democrats' midterm victory. And far from being a the Ukiah School District and believe me, risky political move, the confrontation over funding you do - please pay attention to what is has overwhelming popular support: according to a happening. Let the school board know that and County Boards of Supervisors last? Performing Arts & Cultural Education) new CBS News poll, only 29 percent of voters believe you stand behind the programs that support The “long march” starts with just one step. Board of Directors wants to thank the busi- Congress should allow war funding without a time our community’s children and with the I hear many people talking about what nesses and individuals who generously limit, while 67 percent either want to cut off funding people who spend more time each day with the Constitution “guarantees” us --- this it donated to the 2007 Cultural Performance or impose a time limit. these children than they do their own. does not do. It is instead a recognition of Project to raise money for SPACE’s Jacquie Lolich what a responsible, enduring government Scholarship Program. Health care is another example of the base being Ukiah must do to remain viable in the world of In 2006 SPACE awarded $50,842 in more in touch with what the country wants than the human beings. To study the U.S. financial aid to 240 eligible students. These politicians. Except for John Edwards, who has explic- Keep governing local Constitution is to discover what humanity funds were raised through grants, individ- itly called for a universal health insurance system wants from government. To not study is to ual donations, business donations and financed with a rollback of high-income tax cuts, most To the Editor: remain politically naive, and at risk of events. SPACE is committed to making leading Democratic politicians, still intimidated by the In recent issues of the Daily Journal I enslavement to a totalitarian system- which classes accessible to all interested children failure of the Clinton health care plan, have been cau- have read of the courthouse being taken is what all governments tend toward, soon- and families. Access includes financial aid, tious and cagey about presenting plans to cover the over by the State of California Judicial er or later. Just look at ours lately. So I outreach, bilingual English/Spanish staff, uninsured. System, as though this was no great matter. strongly oppose all centralization of gov- transportation support and culturally All the discussion was about where to relo- But the Democratic presidential candidates -- ernment, as all free citizens worldwide diverse class content. Obama in particular -- have been facing a lot of pres- cate the offices, jail and other structures. need to do. I have watched with dismay We extend our deepest appreciation to Given my great appreciation and personal over the last 50 years as we have slowly Thurston Auto Plaza, Ahl Motors, Real sure from the base to get specific about what they're lifelong interest in the American way of shifted from almost a representative Goods Solar, Hoyman-Browe Studio, proposing. And the base is doing them a favor. running a country, this is indeed a matter of Federal Union of States to a Federal PFLAG Northbay, Dr. Charles Hott and Dr. The fact is that a long time has passed since the great concern. The fundamental principle Republic. This trend must be reversed if Lynne Coen, Law Offices of Norman G. defeat of the Clinton plan, and the public is now of American governance lies in the realiza- we are ever to realize the dream of our Rosen, Dr. Lillian Vogel, Umpqua Bank, demanding that something be done. A recent New tion of local government, not central con- Founding Fathers. The time is now to say Miriam Gruver & Whitewolf, Judith York Times/CBS News poll showed overwhelming trol. The validation of a nation’s political “No thanks!” to any centralization of tradi- Fuente & David Nelson, Tanya Sparkes & support for a government guarantee of health insur- process lies in the consent of the populace, tionally County political process. the staff of Ukiahilite, Ukiah High School. ance for all, even if that guarantee required higher not mere acquiescence, and that requires Alan Spivak And lastly, none of this would be possi- taxes. Even self-identified Republicans were almost local, fairly intimate contact with the citi- Redwood Valley ble without our Major Sponsors, Ann C. evenly split on the question! zenry. This cannot be obtained when the Thank you Moorman, Frey Vineyards, Microsoft offices are located hundreds, or even thou- Corp., KWINE, and KZYX & Z. If all this sounds like a setting in which Democrats sands of miles distant. First the consolida- To the Editor: Madeline Manogue could win big victories in the years ahead, that's tion of the Courts, then what next? The SPACE (Near & Arnold’s School of SPACE because it is. Replacement of all Sheriff’s officers with State police? Then what need would we Republicans will, for a while at least, be trapped in have for City police? How long would City unpopular positions by a base that's living in the past. WHERE TO WRITE Rudy Giuliani's surge into front-runner status for the Republican nomination says more about the party than LETTER POLICY President George Bush: The White www.house.gov/write rep about the candidate. As The Onion put it with deadly House, 1600 Pennsylvania Ave., Washing- accuracy, Giuliani is running for "President of 9/11." The Daily Journal welcomes letters to the Assemblywoman Patty Berg: State editor. All letters must include a clear name, ton, D.C. 20500; (202) 456-1111, FAX Assembly District 1, Capitol, Rm. 2137, Democrats don't have the same problem. There's no signature, return address and phone number. (202)456-2461. Sacramento, 95814. (916) 319-2001; conflict between catering to the Democratic base and staking out positions that can win in the 2008 election, Letters chosen for publication are generally Governor Arnold Schwarzeneg- Santa Rosa, 576-2526; FAX, Santa Rosa, published in the order they are received, but ger: State Capitol, Sacramento, 95814. because the things the base wants -- an end to the Iraq shorter, concise letters are given prefer- 576-2297. Berg's field representative in (916) 445-2841; FAX (916)445-4633 war, a guarantee of health insurance for all -- are also ence.We publish most of the letters we Ukiah office located at 311 N. State St, things that the country as a whole supports. The only receive, but we cannot guarantee publica- Sen. Barbara Boxer: 112 Hart Sen- Ukiah, 95482, 463-5770. The office’s fax risk the party now faces is excessive caution on the tion. Names will not be withheld for any ate Office Bldg., Washington, D.C. 20510; reason. If we are aware that you are con- number is 463-5773. E-mail to: assembly- part of its politicians. Or, to coin a phrase, the only nected to a local organization or are an (202)224-3553; San Francisco, (415) 403- [email protected] thing Democrats have to fear is fear itself. 0100 FAX (415) 956-6701 elected official writing about the organiza- Senator Pat Wiggins: tion or body on which you serve, that will State Senate Sen. Dianne Feinstein: 331 Hart District 2, Capitol Building, Room 5100, Paul Krugman joined The New York Times in be included in your signature. If you want to Senate Office Bldg., Washington, D.C. make it clear you are not speaking for that Sacramento, 95814. (916) 445-3375Email: 1999 as a columnist on the Op-Ed Page and 20510. 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Q: Do you have any future Frame projects in the works or photo projects? dig! Music to host the Russian Continued from Page 3 A: Currently working on a vocational video series all Publications, P.O. Box 251, about tree work. Hopefully it River Fiddlers this Saturday Ft. Bragg 95437. will be done this year. Q: What photo in the book Q: Any advice for someone was your biggest challenge to thinking of putting out a cof- get? fee table book? A: “Probably capturing the A: “The price of printing moment when the top of the full color table top books has Rockport tree was falling. It never been lower. High took months of planning to get Climbers was a very extensive it just right. Though it was work with nearly 400 images Charly Pottorff who actually taken over 35 years. Another took the shot it was my cam- one year spent writing the sto- era, film, choice of lens, focal ries; another six months spent length and angle that made it proofing them and $60,000 to what it turned out to be. A the printer. . . you have a con- great shot.” temporary history of old Q: What advice can you growth logging on the give today's photographers on Mendocino Coast. Other con- how to get quality photos temporary works can easily be while shooting in the woods made about the local happen- and dense forests? ings in the area: fishing, farm- A: “In the woods, always ing, milling, development. use a tripod and shoot on Times are changing quickly light, overcast days. Use small and the present is the best time apertures.” to record it. It leaves for a lot Q: What was your first less digging and guessing camera and what do you shoot Gerald Beranek about names dates and places with now? in the future. “ A: “I shot 35mm for over images been published or dis- 40 years. Nikon was my cam- played? Suzette Cook-Mankins is era of choice. I started early A: “Very often on the cover the ROP Photo Teacher at on with a Nikon S2. Today I of Bill Bailey’s mail order cat- Ukiah High School and a 20 have a Sony digital, though I alogs and throughout. I have year veteran of photojournal- am more into video for the won a number of recognition ism. Send comments, ques- moment.” awards for my work through tions, requests to suzette- The Daily Journal breakdowns, pretty waltzes, and a few lilt- Q: Where else have your various local events.” cook.com Dig! Music proudly presents the Russian ing jugs and polkas from traditional fiddle River Fiddlers for a live in-store perfor- genres - old time, Celtic, and a touch of mance at 362 N. State St. this Saturday, Texas Style. from 10:30 a.m. to noon, where musicians The musicians featured this day on fid- Jenna Mammina in concert April 27 from the ages of 7 to adult will keep the dle: Emily Bishop, Nikki T orreano, Audrey The Daily Journal Mammina has performed with a vast old-time music heritage alive by balancing Torreano, Ashlynn Rose, Nicole Bishop, The Mendocino College Recording Arts array of legendary talent, such as Bobby tradition and innovation under directors Suzanna Cummings, Keely Brasil, Julian Club, in association with KZYX&Z public McFerrin, June Millington, Rickie Lee Laura and Darin Smith, both champion fid- McClanahan, Emma Turano, Morgan radio, presents pop and jazz vocalist Jenna Jones, Al Jarreau, Phish, David Sanborn, dlers. Cummings, Devon Near and Laura Smith. Mammina in concert, with guitarist Robin Ray Obiedo, Wil Ackerman, Liz Story, Tuck Most of the RRF’s members study fid- On guitar will be Sanderson Hill and Darin Lewis, on Friday, April 27 at 7 p.m., in the Andress, and Rosemary Clooney. Jenna has dle, cello or guitar with Laura or Darin, and Smith. Performing Cello will be Emma Center Theatre on the Mendocino College graced the stages of esteemed venues like the band grew out of a series of “jam ses- Turano, Suzanna Cummings, and Darin Ukiah Campus. sions”, where the musicians, kids and A picture may paint a thousand words, Yoshi's in Oakland, California, Town Hall in Smith. New York, The Green Mill in Chicago, and adults sit around in a circle and play togeth- Join them down at dig! Music for a great but a word can tell the whole story. er trading tunes, refining versions and have morning of bluegrass/fiddle music. For "Exquisite!" says author/radio host Ben festivals such as Jazz Aspen, New Orleans a good time! more information on this show and others Fong-Torres, former senior editor of Rolling Jazz and Heritage, Monterey San Francisco, The RRF built a repertoire of run away call 463-8444. Stone Magazine and perennial king of Big Sur and Mount Hood, continuing to what's hot and what's not. He's talking about delight sold-out crowds throughout the pop/jazz vocalist/songwriter Jenna United States and touring over 250 dates a Mammina and he is not alone. year. This year’s recording artist-in-residence Tickets are $20 general admission, $15 It’s party time at the Willits Community Theatre at Mendocino College, Mammina has for students, and are available at Mendocino Special for the Journal éclairs are center stage for from Leaves of Grass Books recorded five CDs. Recognized as one of the Book Company, Mendocino College book- WCT is excited to be cel- dessert. (459-3744), Willits Chamber leading women of jazz/pop crossover for three years in a row by Jazziz Magazine, she store, Dig! Music, Ukiah Music Center in ebrating our 30th anniver- Musical director Don of Commerce or at the WCT Ukiah, and at Leaves of Grass Bookstore in Willis has collected some of Playhouse (459-0895). If recently shared the honor of both the cover sary that they want everyone and an original song "A Love that Lasts," Willits. in the community who have the best voices around to guests would prefer a vege- included alongside Diana Krall and Norah For more information go online at played at the WCT or value serenade the audience. tarian entrée please give Jones. www.mendocino.edu. Live Theatre to come and Favorite Broadway show them one week advance party with them on Saturday tunes will be performed by notice by calling the WCT at at the Brooktrails Lodge. Northern. California 459-0895 or leaving a It’s going to be a WCT American Idol regional request at Leaves of Grass event to savor with great finalist Shawna White as or the Willits Chamber when food, plenty of live enter- well as David Strock, Devon tickets are purchased. tainment and dancing. Thrift and Joey Kroh, Tickets must be purchased accompanied by pianist in advance at Leaves of Jenny Watts. Then the sensa- BIKRAM YOGA Grass Books or the Willits tional trio Voices 3 com- Chamber of Commerce. prised of Kate Black, Paula UKIAH HOPLAND INN & RESTAURANT! The Theatre is starting the Murphy and Diane Smalley Now open for Lunch Fridays, Saturdays evening with drinks and hors harmonize to deliver a sen- ... where music is a celebration! and Sundays beginning April 27, 2007 d’oeuvres at 6:30 p.m. A sational set of tunes. Now is the wwww classic French bistro style Then it’s time to shake, MUSIC FOR The Hopland Inn & Restaurant is open 7 nights a week for dinner. 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LOCAL TODAY’S CALENDAR GAMES FRIDAY APRIL 20 Boy’s tennis at home against Local sports roundup JC softball (DH) Montgomery, 3 p.m. Potter Valley baseball at Point at home against Arena, 4 p.m. American River Freshmen baseball at Sonoma, Submitted photo 4 p.m. College, 1 p.m. Track and field at the Chico Invite, noon. JC baseball at Varsity baseball at home against Santa Rosa, 4 p.m. Solano college, SATURDAY APRIL 21 2:30 p.m. JC baseball at home against Boy’s golf at Solano College, 1 p.m. Ukiah Crushers lacrosse at home against Sacramento, TBA Piner, 3 p.m. UHS games unless otherwise noted JV golf at Cardinal Newman, COMMUNITY 3 p.m. DIGEST Varsity Softball at Piner, 4 p.m. Rusty Bowl BMX Exciting BMX bicycle racing is open to children of all abilities with classes for beginners to experts. COMMUNITY The Rusty Bowl would like to encourage parents and children to come and experience BMX. DIGEST Practice sessions will take place on Thursdays from 5 p.m. until 7 SAL fun and fitness p.m., weather permitting. Mendocino Co. Sheriff's Youth Racing takes place on Sundays Activities League (SAL) and the starting in March and signups from Redwood Health Club of Ukiah happen at 1:30 p.m., with racing at are sponsoring a "KIDS ONLY" 3 p.m.The Rusty Bowl track is fun and fitness program at the located at east end of Gobbi st., Redwood Health Club, on adjacent to south little league Thursday nights from 5:30 P.M. to fields.Call 462-0249 for up to date 6:30 PM, in Court #3, for ages 7 track schedule and info. years to 12 years, coed, and free of charge. Learn strength training, UHS Athletic Boosters gain endurance, stability and build The UHS Athletic Boosters will confidence. Personal Trainers "MJ be meeting on Monday, May 7th at and Nick" will exhaust your kids 5:30 p.m. in the Career Center and send them home sweaty. For located in Building A. All parents of more info call RHC at 468-0441 or athletes encouraged to attend. drop by the Club. There is an Uniform requests will be on the annual $5.00 insurance and agenda. administration fee for SAL pro- grams, but it may be waived for Eagles’ soccer tourney cause. The Mendocino College Women’s soccer program will host The Ukiah High school girl’s AAU team traveled to Novato to take part in a tournament this past weekend Hopland Karate Kids their 4th annual seven-verse- Winter Program: Mendocino Co. seven Co-ed outdoor soccer tour- and came home with a third place finish. Back row left to right - Sara Kile, Jessica Graham, Kylie Carr, Emily Sheriff’s Youth Activities League nament on Saturday, May 12.The Houghton, Ashley Lower, McKenzie Mangin. Front row from left to right - Savannah Sanderson, Ashley Karate Program (SAL) is teaching first eight teams will be accepted “Free” youth, teen and adult and are guaranteed at least three Villagomes, Carlie Montano. karate programs at the Hopland 40-minute games.The cost for Shorin-ryu Dojo, 14200 Mountain each team is $100.00 and all House Rd., Hopland on Monday games will be played at the The Daily Journal hoop. The girls played tough and the entire and Wednesday nights at 4:30 Mendocino College PM for ages 6 years to 12 years stadium.Contact Head Coach Ukiah High girl’s Ashley Villagomes and Sara Kile team played hard in a physical, and and at 5:30 PM for teens and Duncan McMartin at 468-3006 or AAU basketball really came through with an excellent aggressively played tournament. Top adults. SAL membership/insur- dmcmarti@ mendocino.edu to reg- effort, from diving for the loose ball to scorers for the weekend were Mataya ance dues are $5.00 annually.You ister for the tournament or for addi- do not have to be a member of the tional information. The Ukiah girl’s basketball AAU hustling down the court to stop the fast Eaquinto and Brandee Lyons. Every Hopland Dojo to participate. For team played in a 3-game tournament break. team member made important contribu- more info call the SAL Voice Mail W+M Softball League over the weekend taking third place in a at 468-4288 or Hopland Dojo - The City of Ukiah’s 2007 MacKenzie Mangino and Savannah tions all weekend. Instructor: Sensei Jim Milone at Women’s Softball League begins tough varsity division. Sanderson also played great defense, The team would like to thank our 744-1837, and we will get back with a mandatory coaches meeting In the first game Ukiah faced the and Carlie Montano and Kylie Carr also sponsors Daniel Steel Machine Works, with you. All classes are co-ed. April 19 at the Civic Center. Golden Gate Phoenix winning the You may also register at the League play will be on Tuesday played tough. Thurston Auto Plaza, and Ukiah Ford class/dojo. and Wednesday nights. Team fees match 51-49. It was an extremely close The girls all played well and here are for making it possible to travel and are $450 for the sponsor and $30 game with both teams staying within a compete in these events. Lifeguard training per player. Registration forms are their statistics for the weekend: Emily The City of Ukiah Community available at the Civic Center Annex few points of each other all the way to Houghton 34 points, 17 rebounds, eight Service Department would like to or www.cityofukiah.com. The dead- the finish. assists, six steals, four blocks, Jessica Ukiah High boy’s varsity golf announce the beginning of regis- line is April 13. Questions? Call Ukiah was down by three at the half Graham 32 points, nine rebounds, eight tration for the American Red 463-6714. The Ukiah High boy’s varsity golf Cross lifeguard training course. The City of Ukiah’s 2007 Men’s but battled their way back and in the end assists, five steals, three blocks. This classes will begin April 14 Softball League will begin March they won the game by two. This win Ashley Lower 27 points, 18 team suffered its first defeat of the year and will run from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. 22 at 6:30 p.m. at The Pub. League and is now tied for the league lead with on April 14, April 15, April 21, and play is scheduled to begin in early moved Ukiah to the winners side of the rebounds, three assists, one steal, April 22 all are mandatory for new May. Team fees are $450 for the brackets and they next faced Strictly Ashley Villagomes 19 points, five Cardinal Newman at 10-1. lifeguards. The class is free to sponsor and $30 per player. Hoops Gold. rebounds, eight assists, two steals, two Only 5 of 12 players on both teams those who are seeking employ- Registration forms are available at broke 90 on the massive 7000-yard ment with the City Pool. the Civic Center Annex or Ukiah fought hard all the way and blocks. For others not interested in www.cityofukiah.com. The dead- played great basketball they were Carlie Montano, 16 points, eight Fountain Grove course on an extremely employment with the City Pool, line is April 13. Player fees will be defeated 84-53. Ukiah now faced the windy day. the cost is $310, which includes collected during the first game of rebounds, five assists, three steals, one all books and materials. The mini- the season. For info Call 463-6714 East Bay Panthers playing for third block, McKenzie Mangino, 11 points, “This was about as tough as I’ve ever mum age for this class is 16. seen the playing conditions,” said Ukiah Come join the fun and learn Mendocino College place. The Ukiah girls applied their 14 rebounds, two assists, three blocks. golf coach Chris Philbrick. “Despite the important life-saving. Pre- football 2007 skills as they knew they could and Kylie Carr, eight points, 10 rebounds, Registration must be completed at The Mendocino College football coasted to an easy 20-point victory of two assists, four steals, Sara Kile, six loss, I’m very proud of my boys and the The City of Ukiah, 411 West Clay team is looking for assistant 49-29. points, seven rebounds, two steals, two way they battled the elements.” Street. Re-certifications must be coaches for the 2007 season. scheduled in advance. Anyone interested, please contact “The girls played well this weekend,” blocks, Savannah Sanderson five For the Wildcats, Kirk Little shot a Please call the City of Ukiah Mendocino College head coach said Ukiah coach Tracy Williams. team best 86, Jared Hull posted an 89, Community Services Department rebounds, one assist, one steal, two for more information: 463-6201. Tom Gang at 707-468-3141. “They played very unselfishly and blocks. Max Brazill scored a 90, Brett Walker Colt sign-ups passed the ball around to find the open- finished with a 90 and Ben Bertelsen Umpires needed Players must be between the ings - it really was a team effort.” The North Ukiah Little League 6th grade Ukiah girl’s came in with a 94. needs umpires. The qualifications ages of 15 and 17 on, or before, Ashley Lower did an outstanding job The Wildcats next match is on April 30. An original county-certi- AAU basketball are a strong desire to work with fied birth certificate is required for grabbing rebounds and Jessica Graham Thursday at home against Piner at 3 kids. Experience is a plus but not age verification. The cost is $75 for really controlled the tempo of the game. The Ukiah girl’s AAU team took sec- p.m. where they will try to continue to necessary. Applicants must be 14 the first child and $65 for each or older. Umpires will earn from additional sibling. Tryouts will be on Emily Houghton was an offensive threat ond place last weekend at the Who’s win out for a share of the North Bay $15-22 each game. If interested April 29 at 10 a.m. at Anton the entire tourney, whether it was with Got Game tournament in Sacramento at League Championship. contact Sonny Garza (707) 524- Stadium. Late signups will also be her outside shooting or driving to the 8844, (707) 467-9044. taken at 9:30 a.m. If there are not the All Star Sports Academy. enough players for sign up, there SAL drop-in volleyball will be no Colt League this year. So The Mendocino Co. Sheriff's call Kris at 468-3800 to sign-up or Activities League has a drop-in for more information. volleyball clinic every Saturday from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. at the SULL scorekeepers Baecthel Grove Middle School South Ukiah Little League needs Gymnasium, 1150 Magnolia St., scorekeepers Monday through Willits - for ages 11 years to 17 Saturday. The league pays $12 for Warriors headed to playoffs years old, co-ed, no cost, sign-up Major Games, $10 for Minor at the gym. There is an annual Games and $8.00 for Machine $5.00 insurance/admin fee. But, it Pitch Games. Anyone interested By ANNE M. PETERSON two minutes left, he and his is waivable for good cause. Coach Jon Jessup. For more info contact please call 468-8800 for more AP Sports Writer teammates gathered in a information. Baron Davis Mike Tobin, SAL President at 354- PORTLAND, Ore. — group embrace. 0565 or home #459-0475. Were Girl’s youth softball Baron Davis had 12 points, After the game, the all about the KIDS first! There is a need for girl’s youth Softball Umpires softball umpires. Pay is $16 a 10 rebounds and 14 assists, Warriors lingered on the The Redwood Empire Official’s game and work two games and get and the Golden State floor with coach Don Nelson, Association, in conjunction with paid for three with a 90 minutes Warriors beat the Portland hopping and dancing. the city of Ukiah Comm. Service maximum time limit. Season runs Dept. would like to announce that May through June. Games are Trail Blazers 120-98 Golden State’s 12-year there will be two informational played Monday through Thursday Wednesday night to earn a playoff drought was the meetings about becoming a mem- evenings. Previous experience longest current stretch in the ber. As a member you will be eli- preferred. Minimum age is 15. playoff berth for the first gible to officiate in various sports Applications available at the City of time since 1994. league. activities throughout Ukiah. Ukiah, 411 W. Clay St. or call 463- Golden State (42-40) A Warriors fan in the Rose Prospective officials should come 6714. Deadline is April 27. to a meeting on Monday April 9 claimed the eighth and final Garden stands hoisted a sign from 6:30 - 8:30 p.m at the Ukiah Jones Hoop Camps playoff spot in the Western that read “13 years of waiting Valley Conference Center. The Jones Hoop Camps has Conference. The Warriors ends tonight.” Prospective scorekeepers should announced their Ukiah camp will attend the meeting on Monday be August 6-10. The camp is for went into the season finale The Blazers (32-50), out April 16 from 6:30-8:30 p.m. at the boys and girls ages 7-15. Each against the Trail Blazers one of the playoff picture for the Ukiah Valley Conference Center. day, the camp is from 8a-4p at fourth straight season, had Questions? Call Wayne at 462- Eagle Peak Middle School. game up on the Los Angeles 8450. Included in the camp: t-shirt, water Clippers, but made sure the only nine available players Girl’s softball clinic bottle and workout DVD. You can Clippers’ game against New because of various late-sea- The City of Ukiah would like to register online at www.basket- Orleans didn’t matter. son injuries. Travis Outlaw announce a girl’s fastpitch softball balljonescamps.com or call for a clinic supervised by the Ukiah color brochure at 1-800-348-3803. It was decided early, with had a career-high 36 points High softball coaching staff. Learn Youth Cheerleading the Warriors going up 64-46 and added 10 rebounds. about every aspect of the game: at the half and leading by as The Warriors were coming hitting, sliding fielding, pitching Ukiah Lions Youth Football and and much more. This clinic will be Cheer will be holding CHEER sign many as 28 points. off a 111-82 victory Tuesday Monday, April 9, from 9 a.m. to ups on April 28. The sign ups will noon and is open to girl’s nine to be begin at 9 a.m. at Anton Stephen Jackson had 31 night over the Dallas Mavericks, who rested many 14. The clinic will be located at the Stadium. The child must be seven points, Jason Richardson UHS softball fields and the cost is on or before Aug.1, 2007 and can added 25 and Al Harrington of their players. $25 per player. For more informa- not be older than 15 as of Aug 1, had 24. When Jackson left Golden State won nine of tion call 463-6714 or pre register 2007. If you have any questions at 411 W. CLay St. Walk-ups will please contact Stephanie Dunken the game with just more than be accepted on the morning of at 485-8848 or Katrina Gonzalez See PLAYOFFS, Page 8 the clinic. at 485-1640. THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL SPORTS THURSDAY, APRIL 19, 2007 – 7

NHL PLAYOFFS Ducks try to bounce Rangers heading to back and finish Wild second round in win By KEN PETERS heating up, the intensity is By IRA PODELL Fresh off a 7-0 victory in Game 3 on Tuesday, the AP Sports Writer ramping up,” he said. “We’ve AP Sports Writer Forecasts call for ANAHEIM — Ducks cen- played four games and each NEW YORK — The New Rangers had a much tougher York Rangers finally got a time with goalie Johan showers of CASH! ter Ryan Getzlaf wasn’t really game was more intense.” Hedberg than Kari Lehtonen. Said Getzlaf: “Playing a chance to party like it was surprised the Minnesota Wild 1997. Hedberg stopped 37 shots in a finally won a game in their seven-game series, it’s going Matt Cullen banged in a 2-1 loss in Game 2 but opening-round playoff series. to have a little chippiness. If it shot off the crossbar early in Thrashers coach Bob Hartley “We never expected to shut weren’t, we wouldn’t be tak- the third period, snapping a tie made the curious decision to them down the whole series. ing it seriously enough.” and helping New York to a 4- go back to Lehtonen, the 4-3 They’re a good club,” Getzlaf Minnesota coach Jacques 2 victory over the Atlanta loser in the opener, in New said Wednesday following a Lemaire wouldn’t say how he Thrashers on Wednesday York. brisk practice. might shuffle his lines for the night that put the Rangers into Michal Rozsival and After a 4-1 victory by the game. In the Wild’s victory, the second round of the play- Shanahan wiped out one-goal Wild in Minnesota, the Ducks he put his top three scorers, offs for the first time in a advantages and put Cullen in will take a 3-1 lead in the Rolston, Marian Gaborik and decade. position for the game-winner. best-of-seven series into Pavol Demitra, on one line. A year after being swept Jagr scored into an empty net Thursday night’s game in Minnesota, held to a total out of the first round by New with 1:33 remaining. Anaheim. of four goals in the first games Jersey in their return to the Cullen stepped into his Looking back on the loss, of the Western Conference playoffs, following a seven- series-winning shot, meeting Getzlaf said, “We scored the series, finally produced some season absence, the Rangers the puck as it rolled on edge. first goal and felt comfortable, pop on offense. Gaborik turned the trick on the It smacked the bar and landed maybe too comfortable.” scored on a power play, a rar- Thrashers, who exited their as it was when Cullen let it go. Anaheim forward Teemu ity for the Wild in the series, first series in four games. Play continued for another 16 Selanne said the Wild played and Rolston, Pierre-Marc “It never, ever entered my seconds until Hedberg Cash doesn’t grow on trees, but it does pretty well with a greater sense of Bouchard and Mark Parrish mind,” Rangers coach Tom stopped another scoring in the fl ower garden at Sho-Ka-Wah! urgency. also scored. Renney said. “A sweep? chance. “They were more desperate Lemaire said the scoring Never.” “I saw it hit the crossbar Saturday nights in April, we will be drawing a name every than we were; if they lost, outburst should be a confi- Cullen fired a rolling puck and then I lost sight of it,” half-hour to pick a fl ower box from our garden. they go home for the sum- dence-builder for the Wild, from just inside the blue line Cullen said. “I was actually Each fl ower box contains prizes such as Cash & XtraCoin! mer,” he said. who have been playing hard that smacked the iron and surprised they were reviewing The series steamed up in but not getting the puck into dropped on its side just over it. I didn’t expect it to be a Game 4, with Anaheim for- the net enough. the goal line at 2:06. It with- goal.” ward Brad May receiving a “When you get one in, you stood a lengthy video review Cullen stretched and talked match penalty and a game think, ‘Hey, I can get another and gave the Rangers their to teammate Petr Prucha, misconduct for punching one. I can do that,”’ Lemaire first series win since ousting while Hedberg strolled during New Jersey from the second Bring this coupon to the Players Club from 9am-10pm any day and receive fi ve (5) FREE Minnesota defenseman Kim said. the 5-minute video review. “Spring Bling” drawing tickets. MUST BE 21 OR OLDER. COUPONS ARE NON-NEGOTIABLE, Johnsson with less than two The Ducks may start Jean- round in 1997. Finally, referee Mike MAY NOT BE COMBINED WITH ANY OTHER OFFER, AND HAVE NO CASH VALUE. OFFER “You can’t really ask for a GOOD THROUGH APRIL 28, 2007 ONLY. MUST BE A PLAYERS CLUB MEMBER TO REDEEM. !82000644! minutes remaining. The NHL Sebastien Giguere in goal for Hasenfratz hung up the phone PLAYERS CLUB MEMBERSHIP IS FREE. MANAGEMENT RESERVES ALL RIGHTS. is reviewing the play and the first time in the series. Ilya better series from the guys,” with the NHL office in Bryzgalov, solid in the open- said forward Brendan Toronto and pointed to center could suspend May. Johnsson, Shanahan, who tied it at 2 in who has been undergoing ing three games, gave up three the second period. “We are ice. Cullen was mobbed by BRUNCH IS SERVED! tests, didn’t make the trip and goals on six shots in the third happy the way we played the teammates at the bench as won’t play in Game 5. period of Tuesday’s loss series, but at the same time we Hedberg shook his head in the “Losing Kimmy is a big before Giguere replaced him. are keeping our head on our crease. “All-You-Can-Eat” loss back there,” Minnesota Giguere missed several shoulders.” “I did see the mark on the forward Brian Rolston said. games and practice sessions Sixth-seeded New York ice, so it was clearly behind Asked if he thought that toward the end of the regular earned its first home playoff the line,” Hedberg said. “The Weekend incident might provide more season while spending time victory since 1997 on Tuesday puck needs to be pretty motivation for the Wild, with his wife and their new- upon returning to Madison straight up to be completely Rolston said, “No. The moti- born son, who was born with a Square Garden after taking over the line. I guess they saw Brunch Buffet vation’s there anyway. I think deformed right eye. the first two games in Atlanta. that in Toronto.” we have to compete hard, but Giguere shut out the Wild It was the Rangers’ first Keith Tkachuk and Greg de 8am-Noon Saturday & Sunday stay disciplined. We don’t three times in the last playoff sweep since the opening Vries scored for the Southeast want to hurt ourselves by tak- series between the teams, a round of the 1994 playoffs — Division champions. Hedberg ing penalties that we should- sweep by the Ducks in the the year they last won the stopped 27 shots. n’t.” 2003 Western Conference Stanley Cup. “We weren’t even close to Anaheim coach Randy finals. “It wasn’t our goal to just being competitive in the play- Carlyle expected the emotions If necessary, a sixth game make the first round,” New offs,” said Atlanta forward to keep building, as it usually will be in Minnesota on York captain Jaromir Jagr Bobby Holik, a two-time does through the playoffs. Saturday, and Game 7 in said. “As long as we stay champion with New Jersey. “We know the series is Anaheim on Monday. healthy we have a pretty good “There should be no sense of chance to go somewhere.” accomplishment whatsoever.”

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Kendrick in there we knew it Lackey walked Shannon two-run single in the seventh. Taylor Buchholz (1-0) was a game we had to have,” Stewart to load the bases. Lowe (2-2) was pulled pitched two innings, giving up Haren said. “It’s a different Swisher’s grounder drove in after 4 2-3 innings. He gave four hits and one run, for his lineup without them. I’d one run and Chavez followed up four earned runs and eight first win since July 6 for rather face almost anyone else with an RBI single. hits, the last a liner up the Houston against St. Louis. in the American League than “Lackey always gives us middle off the bat of Hawpe Buchholz was acquired Vlad.” trouble,” said Chavez, who which caused Lowe to hit the from the Astros, along with Making his 100th career added a run-scoring single in ground in a hurry to avoid Jason Hirsh and Willy appearance, Haren (1-2) the fifth. “He’s one of the best being struck. Taveras, for Jason Jennings on allowed four hits in seven pitchers in the league.” Torrealba’s hit helped the Dec. 12. 8 – THURSDAY, APRIL 19, 2007 SPORTS THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL Raiders draft woes SCOREBOARD FIRST ROUND FC Dallas 1 1 1 4 4 6 AMERICAN LEAGUE TRANSACTIONS (Best-of-7) CD Chivas USA 1 1 0 3 2 1 Real Salt Lake 0 0 2 2 2 2 helped lead to team By The Associated Press By The Associated Press EASTERN CONFERENCE Los Angeles 0 1 1 1 1 2 All Times EDT Buffalo vs. N.Y. Islanders NOTE: Three points for victory, one point for tie. BASEBALL Thursday, April 12: Buffalo 4, N.Y. Islanders 1 ——— East Division Saturday, April 14: N.Y. Islanders 3, Buffalo 2 Thursday’s Game Monday, April 16: Buffalo 3, N.Y. Islanders 2 New England at Columbus, 7 p.m. getting No. 1 pick WLPctGB American League Wednesday, April 18: Buffalo 4, N.Y. Islanders 2, Boston 8 5.615 — BALTIMORE ORIOLES—Activated OF Corey Buffalo leads series 3-1 Saturday’s Games By JOSH DUBOW the NFL’s third-ranked Toronto 8 6.571 1/2 Patterson from bereavement leave. Optioned OF Friday, April 20: N.Y. Islanders at Buffalo, 7 p.m. Houston at New York, 7:30 p.m. New York 7 6.538 1 Sunday, April 22: Buffalo at N.Y. Islanders, 7 p.m., Kansas City at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. Adam Stern to Norfolk (IL). if necessary Real Salt Lake at CD Chivas USA, 10:30 p.m. AP Sports Writer defense that came from the Baltimore 8 7.533 1 CLEVELAND INDIANS—Activated INF Joe Tuesday, April 24: N.Y. Islanders at Buffalo, TBD, Tampa Bay 6 9.400 3 Inglett from the 15-day DL and optioned him to if necessary Sunday’s Game ALAMEDA — Getting the draft. Oakland’s entire back Colorado at FC Dallas, 3 p.m. Buffalo (IL). New Jersey vs. Tampa Bay No. 1. selection in the NFL seven is homegrown, and the Central Division SEATTLE MARINERS—Agreed to terms with 2B Thursday, April 12: New Jersey 5, Tampa Bay 3 Wednesday, April 25 WLPctGB draft usually means a team team has done well in getting Jose Lopez on a four-year contract through 2010. Saturday, April 14: Tampa Bay 3, New Jersey 2 Toronto FC at Kansas City, 8 p.m. Minnesota 8 5.615 — Monday, April 16: Tampa Bay 3, New Jersey 2 hasn’t picked well in previous middle linebacker Kirk Detroit 9 6.600 — Wednesday, April 18: New Jersey 4, Tampa Bay Thursday, April 26 National League 3, OT, series tied 2-2 New York at FC Dallas, 8 p.m. Cleveland 6 5.545 1 years. That’s half true with the Morrison in the third round in ATLANTA BRAVES—Agreed to terms with Bobby Friday, April 20: Tampa Bay at New Jersey, 7 p.m. Chicago 6 7.462 2 Sunday, April 22: New Jersey at Tampa Bay, TBD Saturday, April 28 Oakland Raiders. 2005, outside linebacker Kansas City 4 11.267 5 Cox, manager, on a one-year contract extension. Tuesday, April 24: Tampa Bay at New Jersey, Kansas City at Toronto FC, 12:30 p.m. While owner Al Davis’ Thomas Howard in the second CINCINNATI REDS—Activated OF Norris Hopper TBD, if necessary D.C. United at Columbus, 7:30 p.m. from the 15-day DL. Designated C Chad Moeller CD Chivas USA at Los Angeles, 10:30 p.m. West Division Atlanta vs. N.Y. Rangers team has done fairly well round last season, and using WLPctGB for assignment. Optioned INF Enrique Cruz to Thursday, April 12: N.Y. Rangers 4, Atlanta 3 Sunday, April 29 selecting defensive players in first-round picks on starting Seattle 5 4.556 — Chattanooga (SL). Saturday, April 14: N.Y. Rangers 2, Atlanta 1 New England at Dallas, 3 p.m. FLORIDA MARLINS—Placed RHP Jorge Julio Tuesday, April 17: N.Y. Rangers 7, Atlanta 0 Chicago at Houston, 7 p.m. Oakland 8 7.533 — Wednesday, April 18: N.Y. Rangers 4, Atlanta 2, recent years, it’s been nearly cornerbacks Asomugha and Texas 6 8.4291 1/2 and OF Alejandro De Aza on the 15-day DL. N.Y. Rangers win series 4-0 two decades since the Raiders Fabian Washington. Los Angeles 6 9.400 2 Recalled OF Eric Reed and RHP Lee Gardner NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION from Albuquerque (PCL). Ottawa vs. Pittsburgh have drafted a player who The Raiders have also had Wednesday, April 11: Ottawa 6, Pittsburgh 3 By The Associated Press ——— MILWAUKEE BREWERS—Placed RHP Jose Saturday, April 14: Pittsburgh 4, Ottawa 3 Tuesday’s Games Sunday, April 15: Ottawa 4, Pittsburgh 2 turned into an offensive star. some success picking Capellan on the minor-league restricted list after EASTERN CONFERENCE Detroit 7, Kansas City 6 failing to report to Nashville (PCL). Tuesday, April 17: Ottawa 2, Pittsburgh 1, Ottawa “I don’t think Al Davis has receivers in later rounds, get- leads series 3-1 N.Y.Yankees 10, Cleveland 3 SAN DIEGO PADRES—Purchased the contract Thursday, April 19: Pittsburgh at Ottawa, 7 p.m. Atlantic Division forgotten what a good football ting Jerry Porter in the second Toronto 2, Boston 1 of RHP Aaron Rakers from Portland (PCL). Sunday, April 22: Ottawa at Pittsburgh, 1 p.m., if WLPctGB Tampa Bay 6, Baltimore 4 necessary y-Toronto 47 35.573 — player is,” draft analyst Mike round in 2001, Doug Gabriel Optioned INF-OF Paul McAnulty to Portland. x-New Jersey 41 41.500 6 Texas 8, Chicago White Sox 1 Tuesday, April 24: Pittsburgh at Ottawa, 7 p.m., if BASKETBALL necessary Philadelphia 35 47.427 12 Mayock said. “They have in the fifth round in 2003, and Minnesota 11, Seattle 2 New York 33 49.402 14 Boston 24 58.293 23 drafted very well on the Ronald Curry in the seventh Oakland 4, L.A. Angels 1 National Basketball Association WESTERN CONFERENCE NBA—Announced the resignation of Terry Lyons, Detroit vs. Calgary Southeast Division defensive side of the ball. The round that year. Wednesday’s Games vice president-international communications, Thursday, April 12: Detroit 4, Calgary 1 WLPctGB Kansas City 4, Detroit 3, 10 innings bottom line is that some of Oakland also got a starter effective at the end of the season. He will remain Sunday, April 15: Detroit 3, Calgary 1 y-Miami 44 38.537 — Baltimore 6, Tampa Bay 4 Tuesday, April 17: Calgary 3, Detroit 2, Detroit x-Washington 41 41.500 3 as a consultant. their offensive picks have not on the offensive line in the Oakland 3, L.A. Angels 0 leads series 2-1 x-Orlando 40 42.488 4 BOSTON CELTICS—Named Rich Gotham presi- Thursday, April 19: Detroit at Calgary, 9:30 p.m. Charlotte 33 49.402 11 N.Y.Yankees 9, Cleveland 2 panned out. They need to get sixth round last season, pick- dent. Saturday, April 21: Calgary at Detroit, 3 p.m. Atlanta 30 52.366 14 Boston 4, Toronto 1 Sunday, April 22: Detroit at Calgary, TBD, if nec- better in a hurry on the offen- ing Kevin Boothe out of Chicago White Sox 6, Texas 0 essary Central Division Tuesday, April 24: Calgary at Detroit, TBD, if nec- Minnesota at Seattle, inc. FOOTBALL WLPctGB sive side.” Cornell. essary z-Detroit 53 29.646 — x-Cleveland 50 32.610 3 With two talented quarter- “I still think the Raiders are National Football League Thursday’s Games Anaheim vs. Minnesota x-Chicago 49 33.598 4 backs in LSU’s JaMarcus above average if you stack up Boston (Tavarez 0-1) at Toronto (Halladay 2-0), NFL—Fined Chicago LB Brian Urlacher $100,000 Wednesday, April 11: Anaheim 2, Minnesota 1 Indiana 35 47.427 18 for wearing a cap with an unauthorized sponsor Friday, April 13: Anaheim 3, Minnesota 2 Milwaukee 28 54.341 25 12:37 p.m. Sunday, April 15: Anaheim 2, Minnesota 1 Russell and Notre Dame’s their players against other during media day at the Super Bowl. Cleveland (Carmona 0-1) at N.Y.Yankees (Rasner Tuesday, April 17: Minnesota 4, Anaheim 1, WESTERN CONFERENCE Brady Quinn and one of the people in the league in terms 0-1), 1:05 p.m. DETROIT LIONS—Signed CB Tony Beckham, Anaheim leads series 3-1 CB Ike Charlton and WR Kevin Kasper to one- Thursday, April 19: Minnesota at Anaheim, 10:30 Southwest Division top-rated receivers ever to of how many players have Minnesota (J.Santana 2-1) at Seattle (Washburn p.m. 0-1), 6:35 p.m. year contracts. Released WR Craphonso Thorpe. Saturday, April 21: Anaheim at Minnesota, TBD, if WLPctGB necessary z-Dallas 67 15.817 — come out of college in made it and how many are Texas (Padilla 0-3) at Chicago White Sox INDIANAPOLIS COLTS—Re-signed LB Rocky x-San Antonio 58 24.707 9 (Vazquez 2-0), 8:11 p.m. Boiman. Monday, April 23: Minnesota at Anaheim, 10 p.m., Georgia Tech’s Calvin still playing,” said Gil Brandt, if necessary x-Houston 52 30.634 15 KANSAS CITY CHIEFS—Signed PK Aaron New Orleans 39 43.476 28 Johnson available, the Raiders the former personnel director Friday’s Games Barret to a two-year contract. Vancouver vs. Dallas Memphis 22 60.268 45 N.Y.Yankees at Boston, 7:05 p.m. MIAMI DOLPHINS—Did not match the offer Wednesday, April 11: Vancouver 5, Dallas 4, 4OT hope to remedy that situation for the Dallas Cowboys who Friday, April 13: Dallas 2, Vancouver 0 Northwest Division Chicago White Sox at Detroit, 7:05 p.m. sheet P Donnie Jones signed with St. Louis. Sunday, April 15: Vancouver 2, Dallas 1, OT WLPctGB later this month. is now the NFL’s draft advis- Toronto at Baltimore, 7:05 p.m. NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS—Agreed to terms Tuesday, April 17: Vancouver 2, Dallas 1, y-Utah 51 31.622 — Cleveland at Tampa Bay, 7:10 p.m. Vancouver leads series 3-1 x-Denver 45 37.549 6 Assuming Oakland keeps er. “I’m very familiar with the with CB Tory James on a one-year contract. Minnesota 32 50.390 19 Oakland at Texas, 8:05 p.m. Thursday, April 19: Dallas at Vancouver, 10 p.m. the top pick and uses it on one Raiders’ people and I do think NEW YORK GIANTS—Signed QB Anthony Saturday, April 21: Vancouver at Dallas, 8 p.m., if Portland 32 50.390 19 Minnesota at Kansas City, 8:10 p.m. Wright. necessary Seattle 31 51.378 20 of those players, it would they do a very thorough job Seattle at L.A. Angels, 10:05 p.m. Monday, April 23: Dallas at Vancouver, TBD, if necessary Pacific Division mark the first time since tak- evaluating players.” HOCKEY WLPctGB NATIONAL LEAGUE Nashville vs. San Jose y-Phoenix 61 21.744 — ing tight end Ricky Dudley in But since taking receiver National Hockey League Wednesday, April 11: San Jose 5, Nashville 4, x-Golden State 42 40.512 19 2OT By The Associated Press x-L.A. Lakers 42 40.512 19 1996 that the Raiders used a Tim Brown in the first round ANAHEIM DUCKS—Recalled C Tim Brent, C Friday, April 13: Nashville 5, San Jose 2 L.A. Clippers 40 42.488 21 first-round pick on a skill in 1988, the Raiders have All Times EDT Ryan Carter, C Petteri Wirtanen, RW Mike Monday, April 16: San Jose 3, Nashville 1 Sacramento 33 49.402 28 Hoffman, RW Bobby Ryan, D Brian Salcido, D Wednesday, April 18: San Jose 3, Nashville 2, East Division San Jose leads series 3-1 x-clinched playoff spot position player. drafted only one player — Clay Wilson and G Gerald Coleman from Portland Friday, April 20: San Jose at Nashville, 9 p.m. WLPctGB y-clinched division Of Oakland’s 13 first- running back Napoleon of the AHL. Sunday, April 22: Nashville at San Jose, 10 p.m., z-clinched conference Atlanta 10 4.714 — if necessary ——— New York 9 4.692 1/2 Tuesday, April 24: San Jose at Nashville, TBD, if Tuesday’s Games round picks since then, there Kaufman in 1995 — who has COLLEGE Florida 6 8.429 4 necessary Atlanta 118, Indiana 102 have been six defensive gained either 1,000 yards in a Washington 4 10.286 6 Orlando 95, Washington 89 Philadelphia 3 9.250 6 CENTRAL MICHIGAN—Named Sue Guevara Cleveland 98, Philadelphia 92 backs, three offensive line- season rushing or receiving, Detroit 100, Toronto 84 women’s basketball coach. MAJOR LEAGUE SOCCER L.A. Clippers 103, Phoenix 99 man, two defensive lineman, a or had a 2,000-yard passing Central Division DUKE—Named Joanne P. McCallie women’s bas- At A Glance Golden State 111, Dallas 82 linebacker and even a kicker. season. WLPctGB ketball coach. By The Associated Press Milwaukee 8 6.571 — All Times EDT Wednesday’s Games FAIRFIELD—Named Joe Frager women’s basket- Orlando 94, Miami 68 Houston 7 6.538 1/2 “It’s no secret what Al Since picking eight-time ball coach and Laura Scinto women’s assistant Eastern Conference Philadelphia 122, Toronto 119 Cincinnati 8 7.533 1/2 basketball coach. W L T Pts GF GA Cleveland 109, Milwaukee 96 Davis likes. He likes big guys Pro Bowl offensive lineman New York 94, Charlotte 93 Pittsburgh 6 7.4621 1/2 MISSOURI SOUTHERN—Announced the retire- Chicago 1 0 1 4 2 1 who can run fast on either side Steve Wisniewski in the sec- St. Louis 6 7.4621 1/2 New York 1 0 1 4 3 0 Detroit 91, Boston 89 ment Warren Turner, baseball coach, effective at New Jersey 106, Chicago 97 Chicago 5 9.357 3 Kansas City 1 0 0 3 4 2 of the football,” Mayock said. ond round in 1989, the the end of the school year. New England 1 1 0 3 4 1 Denver 100, San Antonio 77 Columbus 0 0 2 2 0 0 Washington 98, Indiana 95 “Last year, they had the Raiders have drafted only one West Division D.C. United 0 2 0 0 3 6 Memphis 116, Minnesota 94 WLPctGB Toronto FC 0 2 0 0 0 6 Utah 101, Houston 91 Dallas 106, Seattle 75 opportunity to draft a quarter- Pro Bowl player on offense: Los Angeles 10 4.714 — NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE Western Conference L.A. Lakers 117, Sacramento 106 back with Matt Leinart and center Barret Robbins in Arizona 9 6.6001 1/2 Playoff Glance W L T Pts GF GA Golden State 120, Portland 98 San Diego 8 6.571 2 By The Associated Press Colorado 1 0 1 4 3 2 New Orleans 86, L.A. Clippers 83 Jay Cutler and went with 1995. Colorado 6 8.429 4 All Times EDT Houston 1 0 1 4 1 0 Michael Huff instead.” What appears to have been San Francisco 4 8.333 5

While Leinart and Cutler the biggest bust came three ——— were starting by the end of the years ago when Oakland used Tuesday’s Games Pittsburgh 6, St. Louis 1 season and appeared to be far the No. 2 overall pick on what San Diego 4, Chicago Cubs 3, 14 innings ahead of Oakland’s second- seemed to be a can’t-miss Atlanta 6, Washington 4 N.Y. Mets 8, Philadelphia 1 year quarterback Andrew offensive tackle, Robert Cincinnati 11, Milwaukee 5 Walter, Huff had problems Gallery of Iowa. Houston 6, Florida 1 making the transition to the In three seasons, Gallery Colorado 5, San Francisco 3 NFL. has shuttled back and forth L.A. Dodgers 6, Arizona 4 Davis said the decision to between left and right tackle, Wednesday’s Games N.Y. Mets 9, Florida 2 take Huff instead of a quarter- and has often looked over- Houston 7, Cincinnati 2 back was made by former matched. His poor play was a Atlanta 8, Chicago Cubs 6 Milwaukee 7, Pittsburgh 3 coach Art Shell. But few who big reason the offense strug- Philadelphia at Washington, inc. follow the Raiders closely gled so much last season, L.A. Dodgers at Colorado,inc. Arizona at San Diego, inc. believe any pick is made with- allowing a league-worst 72 St. Louis at San Francisco, inc. out Davis’ approval. sacks. Thursday’s Games Billed as a playmaker in “I thought Robert Gallery Pittsburgh (Duke 1-1) at Milwaukee (Suppan 1-2), the secondary, Huff had no was going to be a Pro Bowl 1:05 p.m. Philadelphia (Moyer 1-1) at Washington sacks, no interceptions and no player for 10 years,” Brandt (Patterson 0-2), 1:05 p.m. fumble recoveries as a rookie. said. “He’s a wonderful per- L.A. Dodgers (Hendrickson 0-0) at Colorado (Cook 0-0), 3:05 p.m. Defensive coordinator Rob son, a salt of the earth guy. He Arizona (L.Hernandez 1-0) at San Diego (Peavy Ryan has said he thinks Huff looks like they almost put a 2-0), 3:35 p.m. Your signature is worth a higher could have a breakthrough different guy in his uniform. I St. Louis (Wells 1-2) at San Francisco (Lowry 0- 2), 3:35 p.m. year in 2007 similar to the think with a new offensive N.Y. Mets (O.Hernandez 1-1) at Florida (Vanden interest rate CD. way 2003 first-round pick, line coach that could be the Hurk 0-0), 7:05 p.m. Houston (Williams 0-2) at Cincinnati (Arroyo 0-2), cornerback Nnamdi big difference this year.” 7:10 p.m. Asomugha, did last season. The Raiders certainly could Chicago Cubs (Hill 2-0) at Atlanta (Redman 0-2), Asomugha and Huff were use it. 7:35 p.m. among the eight starters on Friday’s Games St. Louis at Chicago Cubs, 2:20 p.m. Washington at Florida, 7:05 p.m. % Atlanta at N.Y. 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Director Trudy McCreanor will offer mini- gourmet organic local food, outdoor activities OPERA, operafresca.com, Harvest Market in classes in Classical and Contemporary Ballet, on the Big River, dancing and more - all to pro- Fort Bragg and Mendocino, or at the door. Jazz, Tap, Creative Dance and Floor Barre. All mote responsible living, and to benefit the BILLBOARD ages from 5 through adult are welcome. Mendocino Art Center. Conundrums presents For more information call the office at 463- The Festival kicks off at the Stanford Inn in Art at the Banks for April 2290. Mendocino Village from 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m., Xtreme to the maX set for with activities such as mountain biking, hiking, Pat Vetzmadian at Savings Bank of this Friday and Saturday Mendocino County Art canoeing, food tastings, a garden tour and Mendocino County, 904 No. State, Ukiah. lunch. Join the Conundrums in their teary-eyed Leanna Davis at Savings Bank of Mendocino Association meeting The celebration continues from 5 to 9 p.m. farewell to the Ukiah Players Theatre in their County, East Road, Redwood Valley. Jim set for this Saturday at the Mendocino Art Center with a spirited final show. They’re pulling out all the stops in Colling at Savings Bank of Mendocino dance party. Attendees can dance to the foot this two night improv extravaganza. Although County, Pear Tree Center, Ukiah. Sherry Victoria Brooks oil impressionist will paint stomping sounds of the Brown Brothers Blues it is a Theatresports show, the conundrums are Breeden at West America Bank, 319 E. an impressionistic figurative beach scene, Band, as well as enjoy a delicious Mexican taking extreme liberties in the tried and true Perkins, Ukiah. Janice Fox at Savings Bank of using her own style of impressionistic painting. food buffet from La Bamba. A selection of format to bring two nights of unforgettable the- Mendocino County, 1100 Airport Park Blvd., She will stay to answer questions for those who items donated by local merchants will be up for atre that will never be forgotten. The shows are Ukiah. would like to try her method. Bring your usual silent auction, and Mendocino Art Centers this Friday and Saturday night at 8 p.m., at the If you are interested in exhibiting at the art supplies and cloth to cover the table or Artists in Residence will open their art studios Ukiah Players Theatre. Tickets are $5 at the banks contact Sharon Fenton at 468-8933. floor. If you paint in watercolor or acrylic, you to reveal their latest creations. door or at the Menodocino Book Company. will also gain knowledge from this demonstra- Tickets for the First Annual Earth Day Mendocino Art Association tion. By virtue of her professional success and Festival are $40 ($30 each for the Stanford Inn Earth Day in Ukiah open studio continues “consistent excellence”, Victoria Brooks was Events and $10 each for the "The Old Lady honored by induction into the National Oil and Needs a Face Lift Dance Bash"). Bring your set for this Saturday Acrylic Painter’s Society Signature Artists’ The Open Art Studio continues to meet at own mountain bike and receive $5 off the full The Mendocino Environmental Center and Todd Grove Park Clubhouse on Mondays, Guild in 2005. She has also won many awards festival price. Tickets are available at the and “Best of Show” for her paintings. See the Cloud Forest Institute are co-sponsoring from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. The fee is $3 for mem- Mendocino Art Center at 937-5818, Stanford Earth Day 2007 – United In Peace, this bers of MCAA and $5 for non-members. No Victoria’s web site for samples of her work at Inn by the Sea at 937-5615 and Edgewater www.vbwoks.com. Saturday, at Alex Thomas Plaza in downtown instruction is provided. Bring your own sup- Gallery at 964-4668. Ukiah. The all day event is free to the public plies. This is run on a drop-in basis, come for For more information regarding this work- To learn more about lodging opportunities shop, call Rosalind O’Neal at 463-2268. and will feature entertainment by many local as long a time as you wish and get inspiration in Mendocino County, including the Stanford artists. Drumming, yoga, song, and dance will from painting with fellow artists. Tables and Inn, call 1-866-STAY MENDO (866-782- provide the background while you tour the chairs are available. The Willits Community 9636), or visit www.qomendo.com. many booths of local organizations dedicated For more information, or further questions, to peace, the environment, and just plain help- call Lynn Cyrilla Crutcher at 391-5852. Theatre 30th Anniversary Bash set for this Saturday Mendocino Opera Fresca ing folks. In the evening, Rootstock and the set to start this Friday Alexis Harte Band will provide music to boo- Line dancing classes continue Last call for tickets to the Willits gie by at the Ukiah Brewing Company. The Spring Opera Festival 2007 launches theme is “Many Cultures, One People.” A $10 The Country Western Line Dancing classes Community Theatre 30th Anniversary Bash. This happening event is this Saturday, at the Mendocino Opera Fresca’s second decade of donation is requested for the evening event. will start again. Beginners class if from 5:15 to bringing professional opera, concert and 6:15 p.m., intermediates class is from 6:15 to Brooktrails Lodge. They have limited tickets available at Leaves of Grass Books in down- cabaret throughout Mendocino County as Bill Irwin Show Bus Tour 7:15 p.m., every Monday night. The sessions opera’s favorite femme fatale, “Carmen” are $2. Friday’s Intermediate class will resume town Willits. They are starting the evening with drinks comes to the coast, April 20 – 29. to Support Mendocino Coast this Friday. The festival builds to a fever pitch for the For more information, call Thelma Truman and hors d’oeuvres at 6:30 p.m. A classic Clinics set for this Sunday French Bistro style dinner, starring a delicious four performances of Bizet’s masterpiece at 467-0327. Beef Bourguignon, will be prepared by chef “Carmen“, to be sung in French, with super Mendocino Coast Clinics is Chartering a John Mayock and served at 7 p.m. Luscious titles in English, this Friday and Saturdays and bus for a day trip to San Francisco to enjoy Spaghetti Dinner at Ukiah chocolate truffles, French kisses and éclairs are Saturday April 28, all at 7:30 p.m., and Sunday, “Who’s afraid of Virginia Wolfe?” starring Bill Moose Lodge set for Friday center stage for dessert. All accompanied by April 29, at 3 p.m. All performances take place Irwin and Kathleen Tumer set for this Sunday. live music from guest performers. in Cotton Auditorium, Fort Bragg. “Celebrate The bus leaves at 7:30 a.m., and includes a A free spaghetti dinner for members, guests They are topping off the evening with DJ with the Stars – Gala Soiree!” takes place after light breakfast, beverages and no-host picnic and perspective members at the Ukiah Moose Hal Wagenet as he hosts an hour of dancing. So the opera this Saturday, at Mendo Bistro, and lunch in San Francisco. Enjoy the Matinee, and Lodge this Friday. The dinner will be from 5 to get ready to rumba, swing or rock to the beat of features Frey Vineyards organic wine, Chef after the show, have the chance meet Bill Irwin 8 p.m. There will be live music to dance to by what will be a wonderful benefit event! Be a Nicholas Petti’s sumptuous tapas fare, and the and Kathleen Tumer, in person. Snacks and the Blue Sky Band. part of the memories they will share for anoth- irresistible rhythms of “Nuevo Latino” for your beverages will be provided on the way home, For more information, call 462-2027. er 30 years. Tickets are $25. and must be pur- dancing pleasure. and estimated return is 10 p.m. that evening. chased in advance from Leaves of Grass Books Clare Barca, Artistic Director of the The proceeds from this event will support Mendocino Ballet celebrates 459-3744. Emerging Artists Program, now in its second Mendocino Coast Clinics’ Mission. To provide year, has assembled a talented young quality medical, dental and behavioral health Dance Week Saturday “Carmen” cast of international artists, several care services to all coastal residents regardless Earth Day in Mendocino of their ability to pay. Space is limited. Celebrate National Dance Week with the of whom are based on the East Coast, and set for this Saturday already perform throughout the country and For more information and to purchase a Mendocino Ballet. An Open House and FREE ticket, contact, Cindy Lemas, event coordina- dance lessons will be offered on Saturday, This Earth Day, the Mendocino Art Center Europe. For tickets and information, call Mendocino tor Mendocino Coast Clinics at 961-3463 or April 21 from 3:30 to 5 p.m. Members of the and Stanford Inn by the Sea will hold their [email protected]. Mendocino Ballet Company and Artistic First Annual Earth Day Festival featuring Opera Fresca, at 937-3646 or 1-888-82-

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

CHAOS GRID THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME 13 30 26 20 by Henri Arnold and Mike Argirion AEAA 32 14 14 16 Unscramble these four Jumbles, N&AU one letter to each square, 15 15 28 26 UIKK to form four ordinary words. 24 25 19 27 EMLA YONOL CLUE: VOLCANOES ORDER GRID 86 ©2007 Tribune Media Services, Inc. 86 All Rights Reserved.

27 86 A DOYNS 13 32 86 AN 20 86 A 86 86 86 86 86 4/19/2007 DECODED MESSAGE: HEWEZE

ANSWERS IN NEXT EDITION © 2007 Robert Barnett www.jumble.com MANOSH Answers to Previous Now arrange the circled letters Learning Challenger to form the surprise answer, as OBJECT OR DISAGREE suggested by the above cartoon.

19 -1 1 9 OB J E A: A “ ” OF 55216 CTOR (Answers tomorrow) 01387 Jumbles: WHEEL NIECE ELEVEN SHOULD DISA Yesterday’s 41117-4 Answer: What the wildcatters got when they hit a GREE gusher — WELL “OILED” 4/18/2007 Marine wife offers advice to all others out there Dear Annie: I’m writing because, as a personal health. -- A Marine’s Wife in Virginia take a sudden interest in truck engines and ask Marine wife, I know the toll deployment and Dear Virginia: Thank you for passing along Grandpa to teach you about them. Next time he war can take on a family. When we were mar- this wonderful information. We hope active is tinkering, ask him how one of the truck parts ried 30 years ago, my husband and I were both ANNIE’S MAILBOX military members, as well as veterans and their works. You will make Grandpa feel useful, and in active duty. I soon separated from the Navy By Kathy Mitchell and Marcy Sugar families, will check this website and take the you will learn something. to raise our family of four children. screening. It is completely confidential and can Dear Annie: I’m writing about “Lady in My husband was deployed in the first Gulf point you in the right direction if you need help. Waiting,” who complained about doctors mak- War. It wasn’t until years later, about the time allows military service members and their fam- Dear Annie: I am a 14-year-old girl, and my ing patients wait. he was considering retirement, that he started to ilies to take a free mental health self-assess- grandfather has macular degeneration. He is I am a mother with a great pediatrician. experience persistent health problems that ment. Available at almost totally blind and extremely stubborn. While we sometimes have to wait, when it is needed more than routine medical care. The www.MilitaryMentalHealth.org and by phone My grandparents are both in their 70s, and I’m our turn, we have his undivided attention. Even years since the war had exacted a price not only at 1-877-877-3647, it helps you think about often at their house, helping with chores. if the appointment is for one child, he always physically, but psychologically as well. your symptoms and connects you with military My grandfather was an airplane mechanic in takes the time to peek at my other two. He talks We slowly started to unravel as a family. and veterans’ treatment resources. I wish this the Army and still likes to tinker with his truck, to each of them and makes them feel like the Even while my husband began to get the treat- program had been there when I needed it. I even though he cannot drive anymore. I’m real- most important person in the world. ment he needed, I knew I needed help as well. I know I would have seen the need for getting ly afraid something is going to happen if some- We moved four cities away, but when a child made an appointment with a mental health help much sooner. one is not helping him. I feel I should be the one is sick, it’s worth the one- hour drive to see this counselor at our medical facility. I needed to I hope other military spouses or family mem- out there with him, but I’m not sure how to doctor. “Lady” needs to stop complaining, take learn that it wasn’t being selfish to be able to bers reading this will learn from my story and approach him and ask because I don’t want him something to do while waiting, and make some put myself first in order to be a caregiver for take advantage of this free service. A self- to feel helpless or somehow degraded by need- extra time in her day for doctor visits. Thanks others. assessment is a first step toward supporting one ing constant help. 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279-07 243-07 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE LOST & 4-5,12,19/07 4-19,26/07 10 NOTICES 10 NOTICES 30 FOUND NOTICE TO BIDDERS NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE Title Order ADOPTIONS & CATS CATS CATS Notice is hereby given that separate sealed 249-07 No. 3038195 Loan No. 9040886566 Trustee 271-07 281-07 FOSTER CARE Theses cats are bids to furnish all labor, materials, equipment, 4-5,12,19,26/07 Sale No. 812-051039 YOU ARE IN DEFAULT 4-12,19,26,5-3/07 4-19,26,5-3,10/07 TLC Child & Family waiting for their transportation, and services necessary to FICTITIOUS UNDER A DEED OF TRUST DATED 09-02- FICTITIOUS FICTITIOUS Services seeks families. owners to claim complete: Street Striping 2007 as per City of BUSINESS NAME 2004. UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION TO BUSINESS NAME BUSINESS NAME Reimbursement, training them at Mendocino Ukiah Specification No. 07-01 will be received PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY, IT MAY BE STATEMENT STATEMENT STATEMENT & professional support Animal Control, at the office of the City Clerk, Ukiah Civic provided. 463-1100 SOLD AT A PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU NEED File No.: 2007-F0246 File No.: 2007-F0260 File No.: 2007-F0228 298 Plant Rd. Center, 300 Seminary Ave., Ukiah, CA 95482 THE FOLLOWING THE FOLLOWING #236800809 AN EXPLANATION OF THE NATURE OF THE FOLLOWING
Very friendly fe- until 2:00 PM on Tues., May 8, 2007 at which CONTINUED THE PROCEEDINGS AGAINST YOU, YOU PERSON(S) IS PERSON(S) IS PERSON(S) IS COMMUNITY male Tortoiseshell time, or as soon thereafter as possible, they SUPPORT FOR SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYER. On 04-26- (ARE) DOING BUSI- (ARE) DOING BUSI- (ARE) DOING BUSI- DEVELOPMENT cat wearing flea col- will be publicly opened and read. These spec- OUR TROOPS 2007 at 10:00 A.M., PLM LENDER SERV- NESS AS: NESS AS: NESS AS: COMMISSION lar found in Redwood ifications are available for a non-refundable ICES, INC. as the duly appointed Trustee un- FOG VINEYARDS KYLEE’S KANDIES AMP CITY will open all public Valley. Cage #85 fee of $10.00 from the City Clerk’s office 1170 Bel Arbres Rd. 255 Burlington Dr. Vietnam Vets der and pursuant to Deed of Trust Recorded ELECTRIC Housing Waiting Lists
Orange longhair (707) 463-6213 or by contacting Alan Hasty 09-13-2004, Book , Page , Instrument 2004- Redwood Valley, CA Ukiah, CA 95482 483 Oak Knoll Rd. & begin accepting /Legacy Vets neut. male found in at (707) 463-6282. Prevailing wage rates are 20683 of official records in the Office of the 95470 Debby DeLapo Ukiah, CA 95482 applications begin- Motorcycle Club Ukiah. Cage #94 required to be paid in performance of this Greg Graziano 255 Burlington Dr. Recorder of MENDOCINO County, California, Jon Green ning on 4-23-07 at &
White & Orange project. Copies of the General Prevailing executed by: JOHN L. CARPENTER AND 1301 Rafello Dr. Ukiah, CA 95482 483 Oak Knoll Rd. 8A.M. The lists will VFW Post 1900 male cat found in Wage Determination (applicable to the work), Ukiah, CA 95482 CINDY CARPENTER, HUSBAND AND This business is con- Ukiah, CA 95482 remain open until fur- Ukiah. Cage #78 WIFE, as Trustor, DOWNEY SAVINGS AND for the locality in which the work is to be done This business is con- ducted by an Individ- This business is con- ther notice. These Presents a
White & grey neut. LOAN ASSOCIATION, F.A., as Beneficiary, are available either at the office of the City ducted by an Individ- ual. The registrant ducted by an Individ- applications are for Spaghetti male found near Cal- will sell at public auction sale to the highest Engineer or on the Internet at web address: ual. The registrant commenced to trans- units owned & oper- ual. The registrant pella. Cage #37 bidder for cash, cashier's check drawn by a http://www.dir.ca.gov/DLSR/PWD/ The prime commenced to trans- act business under ated by the CDC Dinner commenced to trans-
Orange neut. male state or national bank, a cashier's check contractor for the work herein shall possess a act business under the fictitious business where the rent is For act business under found near Calpella. drawn by a state or federal credit union, or a current, valid State of California, Class A the fictitious business name or names listed based on income. the fictitious business “GI Moms” Cage #57. cashier's check drawn by a state or federal (General Engineering) or Class C-32 (Parking name or names listed above on April 18, There are public savings and loan association, savings associ- and Highway Improvement) Contractor’s Li- above on Feb. 1, 2007. Endorsed-Filed name or names listed housing units in Wil- ation, or savings bank specified in section cense. No proposal will be considered unless 2007. Endorsed-Filed on April 17, 2007 at above on Jan. 1, lits for seniors only, in Donated by 5102 of the Financial Code and authorized to it is made on the forms furnished by the City on April 10, 2007 at the Mendocino Coun- 2007. Endorsed-Filed Fort Bragg, & in Zack’s do business in this state. Sale will be held by of Ukiah and is made in accordance with pro- the Mendocino Coun- ty Clerks Office. on April 4, 2007 at Ukiah. Eligibility is Restaurant & visions of the specifications. the Mendocino Coun- the duly appointed trustee as shown below, of ty Clerks Office. /s/Debby DeLapo based on income, Catering. It was Dec. and the /s/ Gail Petersen, City Clerk. ty Clerks Office. all right, title, and interest conveyed to and /s/Greg Graziano DEBBY DELAPO criminal history, citi- 2006 holiday sea- Publish: 4-19 & 26-2007 now held by the trustee in the hereinafter de- GREG GRAZIANO /s/Jon Green zenship status, suita- Saturday son. I decided to scribed property under and pursuant to the 252-07 JON GREEN bility, & household April 28 4-8 PM 280-07 celebrate at Vic’s Deed of Trust. The sale will be made, but 4-5,12,19,26/07 size. This is not the Veteran’s PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE 4-19,26,5-3,10/07 250-07 Place on East Rd. without covenant or warranty, expressed or FICTITIOUS Section 8 Housing Memorial Building in Redwood Valley. implied, regarding title, possession, or en- FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME 4-5,12,19,26/07 Choice Voucher wait- 248-07 270-07 239 Seminary Before I could even cumbrances, to pay the remaining principal BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT FICTITIOUS ing list. That list will 4-5,12,19,26/07 4-12,19,26,5-3/07 Ave., Ukiah get in the door a sum of the note(s) secured by the Deed of STATEMENT File No.: 2007-F0176 BUSINESS NAME open under a sepa- FICTITIOUS FICTITIOUS Donations: kind soul picked me Trust, interest thereon, estimated fees, charg- File No.: 2007-F0172 THE FOLLOWING STATEMENT rate notice, at some- BUSINESS NAME BUSINESS NAME $10 Adults up, an easy task as es and expenses of the Trustee for the total THE FOLLOWING PERSON(S) IS File No.: 2007-F0200 time in the future & STATEMENT STATEMENT $5 children I weigh just 22 lbs. amount (at the time of the initial publication of PERSON(S) IS (ARE) DOING BUSI- THE FOLLOWING will require a sepa- ✔ File No.: 2007-F0223 File No.: 2007-F0220 Funds are and has been trying the Notice of Sale) reasonably estimated to (ARE) DOING BUSI- NESS AS: PERSON(S) IS rate application proc- THE FOLLOWING THE FOLLOWING used to purchase to find my person be set forth below. The amount may be great- PERSON(S) IS NESS AS: LIGHTHOUSE (ARE) DOING BUSI- ess. Applications can PERSON(S) IS items to send ever since. Now I er on the day of sale. Place of Sale: AT THE (ARE) DOING BUSI- BELLA REALTY OF NESS AS: be picked up at 1076 (ARE) DOING BUSI- MENDOCINO to our troops. am waiting at the MAIN ENTRANCE TO THE MENDOCINO NESS AS: 488 Cochrane Ave. RB WINE ASSOCI- N. State St. in Ukiah, NESS AS: 333 Kasten St., GI Mom’s is a Ukiah Shelter, 298 COUNTY COURTHOUSE, 100 NORTH LAS PALMAS Ukiah, CA 95482 ATES, RB, RB or at the Department TREE HARMONY Mendocino, “non-political Plant Rd. I am a STATE STREET, UKIAH, CA Amount of un- MEXICAN Angela Christian WINE, RB VINE- of Social Services in CONSTRUCTION Carol Greenberg organization. male Beagle. If my paid balance and other charges: $308,336.05 RESTAURANT 817 Dora Ave. YARDS, HEIR- Fort Bragg, located at 30100 Timberline Rd. 11100 Law Rd. 462-4204 person does not (estimated) Street address and other com- 1212 Airport Park Ukiah, CA 95482 LOOM, HEIRLOOM 825 S. Franklin Blvd. Suite B Willits, CA 95490 Mendocino, CA 463-0672 find me, I will be up mon designation of the real property purport- Rachel McCoy WINES, HEIRLOOM Street, or at 61 Alder Ukiah, Ca 95482 Mathieu Beaunieux 95460 for adoption on ed as: 425 NORTH BUSH STREET , UKIAH, Court, Willits, CA. For Angelica Gonzalez 30100 Timberline Rd. 488 Cochrane Ave. Michelle Deering WINE SERVICES, ❤ TIL THEY ALL ❤ 4/24. Call Sage for CA 95482 APN Number: 002-173-22 The un- more information re- 510 Kennwood Dr. Willits, CA 95490 Ukiah,CA 95482 445 Redwood Ave. HEIRLOOM VINE- COME HOME more information dersigned Trustee disclaims any liability for garding the applica- Ukiah, CA 95482 This business is con- This business is con- Fort Bragg, CA YARDS 467-6453 any incorrectness of the street address and tion process & the This business is con- ducted by an Individ- ducted by a General 95437 14100 Mountain other common designation, if any, shown Public Housing Pro- LOST & ducted by an Individ- ual. The registrant Partnership. The This business is con- House Rd. Lost-Female Boxer herein. The property heretofore described is gram, call 463-5462 30 FOUND ual. The registrant commenced to trans- registrants com- ducted by co-part- Hopland, CA 95449 5 mo. old. Barbie. being sold "as is". DATE: 03-30-2007 FOR or 1-800-545-5730 commenced to trans- act business under menced to transact ners The registrant Rb Wine Associ- Carmel w/whit marks. TRUSTEE'S SALES INFORMATION, Found: Ring. act business under the fictitious business business under the commenced to trans- ates, LLC Reward. 743-1795 PLEASE CALL 714-259-7850 website: the fictitious business act business under Food Max Parking name or names listed fictitious business P. O. Box 397, 14100 www.fnasap.com PLM LENDER SERVICES, name or names listed the fictitious business Lot. Call to ID. above on March 28, name or names listed Mountain House Rd. INC., As Trustee (408)-370-4030 ELIZABETH above on April 2, name or names listed 463-0986 2007. Endorsed-Filed above on April 1, Hopland, CA 95449 GODBEY, VICE PRESIDENT PLM LENDER 2007. Endorsed-Filed above on March 12, on March 30, 2007 at 2007.Endorsed-Filed SERVICES, INC. IS A DEBT COLLECTOR on April 2, 2007 at 2007. Endorsed-Filed This business is GET A the Mendocino Coun- on March 14, 2007 at Lost Dog, 10 mo. Stay ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT A DEBT. ANY the Mendocino Coun- on March 16, 2007 at conducted by a Lim- ty Clerks Office. the Mendocino Coun- old, black/brwn, Shel- INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED ty Clerks Office. the Mendocino Coun- ited Liability Com- /s/Mathieu Beaunieux ty Clerks Office. tie mix, 20 lbs, name FOR THAT PURPOSE. ASAP# 840222 /s/Angelica Gonzalez ty Clerks Office. pany. The registrants Informed ANGELICA MATHIEU JOB! Buddha, last seen on /s/Angela Christian /s/Michelle Deering commenced to trans- 04/05/2007, 04/12/2007, 04/19/2007 Find It In Old Wagon Rd., in GONZALEZ BEAUNIEUX ANGELA MICHELLE act business under The Ukiah Potter Vly. Reward. CHRISTIAN DEERING on Local the fictitious business DAILY JOURNAL 743-1938 name or names listed above on February Found: Sat. on Issues 8, 2007. Endorsed- Talmage Rd. Brindle Filed on March 26, 4 mo. male puppy. 2007 at the Mendoci- Humane Society no County Clerks Of- 485-0123 Cruise On In fice. /s/Rebecca Faust Found: Long haired

REBECCA FAUST Chihuahua. The Ukiah TO THE CLASSIFIEDS MANAGING Call to ID. 489-1268, DAILY JOURNAL MEMBER 489-0065 THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL THURSDAY, APRIL 19, 2007 -13

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HELP cleaning, cooking, SUPERVISOR Public School installation techni- DW\Garage+pool resume to Mendo Ukiah Lakeport, 95453, 1 WANTED Direct Service Aide, laundry, shopping, in children’s (North Haven) lo- cians. Truck and $850 mo. 463-2325 120 Lake Credit Union, Daily Journal qtr. mi. from Rainbow 40 hrs. wk. Tues.- FT/PT. Flexible, work & personal care. residential facility. cated in Ukiah is tools preferred. Valid PARK PLACE PO Box 1410, 590 S. School St. Ag. Open to public. w/DD pop. $9/hr + Must consent to be BA/BS pref. Super- seeking to fill the CA DL and DMV 1 bd. $750-$775 Sat. Light ranch help/ Ukiah, CA 95482 For consigners, $10/ DOE, med/dental/ fingerprinted for a visory exp. req. Full following positions: printout req. Compet- DRIVER P/T 2 bdr. $850 TH $950. retail sales. Several Fax (707) 468-0350. table for members, retirement benefits, criminal back- duties. Must be self benefits. Excel. 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Caregiver for mental 462-2395, Fac. orientation are neg., fax or email Req: Must possess (707) 277-7477 40 hrs/wk; benefits; #236801959 available in resume attn: Pauline H20, trash pd. $750. 440 FURNITURE health facility, various or qualify for a CA or email us at SERVICES Spanish through Also 1bd. $650. Ht. Level I: Associate shifts avail. and fill in Drivers-Class A 888-800-5900 teaching credential [email protected] Lane lea. sec. $1250 200 OFFERED AC Pd. N/P. 462-6075 Degree in account- the Willits office. preichard@mdsiphy- in special educa- SECRET 10’ modular teak wall $8-$10/hr. 467-0911 Night Shift, chips, Hospital quality nurs- ing & 4 yrs exp, or Mendocino sicians.com tion. SHOPPERS sys. $700. Kimball Caretaker. $9 hr. 8 local haul. Current ing care in your home equiv college ac- County In-Home Day Care Aide To Evaluate Local console piano. $750. hrs. day. 7 days wk. DMV printout. Starts Mendocino at a price you can af- counting training. Supportive to assist the Day Businesses. Flex hrs, 463-0729 Open to negotiation $14.00/hr. 459-4131 ford. Registered CNA Level I $14.13/hr Services (IHSS) County Care Manager with Training Provided. 485-7398 Family Nurse for 25 yrs. Local WANTED with potential up to Public Authority Health and Human child supervision, 800-585-9024 Practioner/ references. 274-5677 450 TO BUY $17.13/hr & Level CASE MANAGER Referral Registry. and development of UKIAH Physicians Assistant Services Agency ext 6520 Cash for junk cars II: Bachelor's De- for Environmental To apply, call in materials and activ- BUSINESSES for family practice & Social Services SECURITY Call for details. gree in accounting Alternatives Foster Ukiah 467-5875, FOR SALE Townhouse. internal medicine Branch ities. Req: Must be Ligouri 215 and 4 yrs progres- Family Agency. in Fort Bragg 2060 S. Dora Se habla Espanol. office. Productivity Currently 17 yrs old, with Associates, Inc. Elayne’s Nails & sively responsible Provide supportive 962-1150, or in 2bd. 1.5 ba. $800. 546-7553 based compensation. recruiting for: H.S. diploma or Hiring Security Spa FOR SALE. For exp, or equiv com- services to foster Willits 456-3752 $40/hr + 10% retire- ●Senior Staff GED equivalency Officers in: Clearlake $185k. All equip. incl. WE RECYCLE & PAY bination of training children & families in Charming 1 bd. ment contribution & Services Analyst - preferred. Experi- Mon.-Fri. Full-Time Great loc. & parking. CA$H for batteries, and exp $15.59/hr the Lkpt. area. MSW Inside Sales Rep: Apt. $825 & studio other benefits. Personnel. ence working in a Weekends Off! 391-4029 copper, brass, alum, with potential up to or MA in related field, Lakeport specialty For further childcare center is $700. All utils incl. Send resume to Requirements: BUSINESS stainless steel & $18.99/hr. Contact B.A. with significant food co. selling na- info go to: a plus. PO Box 2739 •Prev. security exp. RENTALS radiators. 467-1959 HR @ 410 Jones exp. Offering exc. tion wide desires exp www.mss.ca.gov to 250 MOVE IN SPECIAL Ukiah, Ca 95482 Competitive salary •Regular work Street, Ukiah 468- ben. & competitive phone person to at 1416 S. State St. “Career & benefits. schedules 0194. Open until fil- salary. Send resume: service existing ac- 3bd2ba. townhse. 460 APPLIANCES FRONT DESK Opportunities” Fax resumes to: •Law enforcement, led. EOE. Donna Gillispie, counts, follow up on USED P/T, Positive, outgo- Or call the MCDSS 877.382.7617 military 756 East Ave. Chico, leads & make cold 140 Zinfandel APPLIANCES ing person. Baechtal Jobline: AES is an EOE. 832PC a plus! ACTIVITY CA 95969 EOE calls. Articulate, or- 1bd1ba. $660 & FURNITURE. Creek Inn. Apply in 707-467-5866. •Excel. Comm. Skills 4- LEASE ASSISTANT ganized, experienced P/T, wkends & eve- Hud OK. Guaranteed. 485-1216 Cashiers person 101 Gregory All close 4-27-07. •Clear DMV - Crim. S. Dora St. Ability to work sales person wanted nings a must. Cust. Fork Lift Drivers Lane in Willits. •Medical, Dental, 1,100-12,000 +- SF MISC. weekends. Must to phone gourmet re- Mid sized mfg Co. service. Will train. Hopland Must Pass D.T. 401K, Med. & Prof. Ofcs. FOR SALE enjoy working with Front Desk/ tail shops and natural seeking a Shipping Apply in person at MOVE IN SPECIAL 480 467-0117 •Referral Bonus and Many Sizes the elderly. Contact Advertising Asst. food stores. Must be and Receiving Clerk Payless Shoe Source Possible Opt 2bd. 1 ba. Apt.$725 35” Monster TV Certified Personal more. Teri 462-1436 P/T in Willits. M-F computer literate 2 yrs exp., OT re- 211 N. Orchard. Uk. To Buy $150. Physical Trainer. Guard Card Course ADMIN ASST II 9am-2pm. Reliable, ACT! a+ Salary com- quired as necessary. Preston Smith CENTURY 21 462-5819 Please call: Permanent P/T, available Instruction Office high energy, multi- mission & benefits & Competitive pay/DOE DJ Graves Les Ryan Realty 391-5440 2 office positions. 1) $11 per hour Compact Compost MENDOCINO tasker, personable a 4 day work week. Good benefit pkg; 707-543-8300 Property Management Reception, 2) Com- 707-265-2865 Tumbler. $150. for real estate office. Fun environment for call Microphor at www.orionre.com COLLEGE 707-256-4324 468-0463 Circulation Microsoft Publisher, a self motivated per- 707-459-5563 x 121; puter wrk/bkkping. Leatherman Wave 468-3024 or Fax: 707-258-8897 Director multi-line telephones sistent professional. or email resume to: Prev. exp. a +. Apply 7200sf industrial Knife. $35. 459-8654 mendocino.edu www.ligouri.com & front desk experi- Fax resume to: [email protected] in person Cheese- bldg. $3400mo. for DUPLEXES Hot Tub ‘07 Deluxe cake Momma, corner SERVICE TECH 4000 sf. pole barn 320 Associate Teacher Ukiah ence a +. Must have 707-263-2674 or mail Mid sized mfg Co. Model. Many jets. of School & Henry Exp. pref. Great ben- also avail. with 1.5 3 bdrm 1.5 bth for E Center’s Daily Journal own transportation. P. O. Box 279, seeking a Tool & Therapy seat. efits. Class B Haz- fenced ac. $4800 Townhouse Fire- Head Start Prgrm 590 S. School St. Please bring Lakeport, CA 95453 Die Maker. Uses PT Front Desk Clerk Warranty. Never resumes in person mat. Apply at Pro for all. 462-0686 place, W/D hu. gar. in Kelseyville; 20 Ukiah, Ca. INTERESTED IN machine & precision Apply in person used. Can deliver. to 444 N. State St., Flame Gas Co. 1580 yd. $1100/mo. $1600 hrs/wk; seasonal; MAKING EXTRA hand tools to main- Discovery Inn Fenced acre. Hard Worth $5700. Sell Management Ukiah. S. Main St. Willits. or dep. (707) 433-6688 bilingual Eng/Span) $$$$$$$$$$$ tain & repair plastic 1340 N. State St. gravel. Zoned Indust. $1950 with new pref; $10.55/hr and Circulation fax resume 459-2178 1000 sf office w/2000 HOMES FT DA/RDA with exp. injection molds & RDA F/T Potter cover. 707-766-8622 w/potential up to experience The Ukiah Site Manager- sf attached shop. 330 FOR RENT in four handed den- related tools, dies, Valley Community IT’S PEDICURE $12.85/hr; CDA preferred. Daily Journal Nice Office 220, 3 phase elect. 2, 145 E. Fircrest Dr. tistry. Competitive gauges, jigs & fix- Health Please call SEASON! credential or Min 12 salary & benefits. seeks carriers for tures. Work in pri- Native American 1212 roll up doors. 2bdrm/1bth, fire- Come get your Resumes can motor routes. Erica 743-1188 x110 core units ECE & 1 Ukiah area. Fax mary skill areas with Cash Assistance pro- 2010 Industry Rd. off place. $950/mo. + pedicure at Elayne’s yr. classrm exp; be emailed to resume 707-463-8632 Apply in person little or no supervi- Red Fox Casino gram in Lake County. of Orr Springs Rd. $1200 dep.1-2 PM Nails & Spa. 1252 Must have valid udjpublisher@ 590 S. School St. sion, instructs others NOW HIRING Exp. working w/Tribal $1700/mo. 485-7811 Airport Blvd #D2. 1bdrm mobile, AC, CA driver’s license; pacific.net Full time receptionist Ukiah. in the specific duties ● Kitchen people helpful. Clean needed for a busy Office 450sf. 2193 S. small fenced yd, contact: HR Dept, of all skill areas, min. ● Tech DMV Drug Testing, New Steel Building professional office. State St. Ukiah. w/g/s paid. No pets. 1128 Yuba St., CLASS A DRIVER Licensed Nurses 5 yrs exp. in tool and ● Security, Background Check by US Metal Craft. Must be able to work Good parking. 707- 2200 S. State #7, Marysville; 530- wanted. FT, year and CNA’s die making. OT re- ● Cashiers F/T w/Benefits. Appli- Open Ends. 30x60. weekends, multi task 462-8273 $350 + sec. $700 +$700 741-2995; Final round. 1 load per day $1500 hire on quired as necessary. ● Night floor ca & Job description 18’ 4” top center. and be a self starter. Bonus for F/T at www.cttp.net or 462-4476 $14,500/bo.279-1365 filing date is w/ new equipment. Competitive pay/DOE manager OFFICE FOR RENT Salary DOE, benefits, Licensed Nurses. contact Colleen Pete 2bd1ba. in Ukiah 4/23/07, 5 pm. EOE Pay starts at $17/hr Good benefit pkg; ● Exp. promotions 400sq’ +/- utilities inc. Propane pool & spa 401K & vacation. We need you on at 707-262-4404 Shop & Gar. N/P/ S DOE. Serious, expe- call Microphor at & marketing 950 Waugh Ln. Ukiah heater. Mini Max NT Please mail cover let- our great team. Fax to 707-274-4233 or Sec. 8. $1100/MO Auto Technician rienced applicants 707-459-5563 x 121; person. Plenty of parking Rarely used. Asking ter and resume to Please contact Resume & Applica Credit Ck. 485-0433 Exp req. Well estab- only. 972-7465 or email resume to: Friendly attitude $400/mo. Paoli $200 & you remove box 03083, c/o Ukiah Lakeport Skilled Closes 4/30/07. lished business. CNAs (pm& NOC)New [email protected] helpful. Willing to Realty 462-4608 2bdrm, 1bth, kitch., it. Michele 263-7173 Good pay & benes. Daily Journal, P.O. Nursing Center Indian Hiring wage scale. Hire on MOUNTAIN VIEW train. 984-6800 living rm., util. rm. 3.5 Riding Lawn Mower avail. 462-1128 Box 749, Ukiah, CA (707) 263-6101 Preference Applies. Office/Retail Space bonus. Pick up shift ASSISTED LIVING or come in for mi. from Hopland. No 12hp. 5 spd. 1020 N. State St. 95482-0749. State St.frontage with bonuses. Cln fam.like (senior housing) application. Tasting Room Sales S/D. $800/mo. Box parking. 1140 sf. $225. atmosphere. Dawn or Grill Cook needed w/ LIKE NOW HIRING 200 Cahto Dr. McDowell 757 Hopland 95449. GENERAL OFFICE $950 mo. 265-4318 485-7165 Deana 462-1436 some exp. for break- CHILDREN? RA NOC SHIFT Laytonville is looking for 3 BD/2 BA Ukiah ASSISTANT fast & lunch in small ●●●●●●●● friendly, energetic SPA ‘07 30 jets. Come Work With COOK - P/T SHOP/WAREHOUSE Fenced yards. Hectic office needs cafe. Can do some This might be P/T help. Personality Therapy seat. Never Our Team with de- HOUSEKEEPER Now offering 4950+/- sq.ft. $1250/mo. + Deposit. person 40 hrs/week. training if nec. Please the job for you. a must, wine used. Warr.Can del. velopmentally disa- Sat.&Sun. 8-5 pm employee Shared fenced yard N/S; 265-4318 Must be a team play- call 462-4530. M-Sat CHILDCARE Wage DOE know- ledge a plus. $2850 468-4300 bled adults. F/T, P/T Great N. Ukiah Loc. 3bdrm, 2bth, Central er, dependable and insurance after Resumes only please: in home setting. Pick WORKERS, Apply at 1343 S. GARAGE Home Care Options 90 days. P.O. Box 449 H/A, $1500/mo. pleasant with the up application 1000 ALL SHIFTS. Dora St. Ukiah seeks caregivers for Hopland, CA 95449 DOWNTOWN $1200 dep. No pets. 590 SALES public. Skills required Sanford Ranch Rd. PT & FT & live in. F/T 4 day week. Nail Techs Needed Respite Care Teacher job share 2 1600+/-sqft Ofc. Ste. 468-9135 2 family garage sale, include typing, filing, Ukiah or call 468-9331 EOE. 462-6888 Starting salary at Elayne’s Nails & Providers Needed 1/2 days/wk for age Hi-traffic loc. Parking. AVAILABLE SOON. 3560 Tollini Ln., Sat 10 key by touch and COOK - Fast paced $9.40 per hour. HOUSEKEEPING Spa. Please apply at Mendocino County 7-9 class, assistant 3bd 2 ba. Westfork only, 4/21, 9-4. Small have clean DMV re- cafe seeks F/T MEDICAL OFFICE Responsible, On call $9 per hour. 1252 Airport Park is looking for care teacher 1/2 time for Sub. $1400/ mo. appli., cookwre, cord. Lots of stand- brkfst/lunch cook w/ or RETAIL energetic person for Qualifications: Blvd #D2. 462-5301 providers to provide age 9-12 class, Mon- No pets. No smoking. glasswre, furn. ing, stooping and lift- exp. in line work & Pass medical and respite care for tessori training/expe- S. Orchard 462-1896 housekeeping/ NCO Head Start - FREE GARAGE ing (up to 50#). Some prep. Apply in person families with chil- rience preferred, 07- 3400+-sq. ft. laundry. Apply at 101 drug exam, TB test, Ukiah Don’t lose SALE SIGNS. bookkeeping experi- Local Flavor, 210 S. dren who have spe- 08 school year, apply Parking. Gregory Lane. Willits. criminal back- Facilities Mgr - To your house Realty World Selzer ence a plus. Good State St. cial needs. Care is through 4-30. HVAC ground check and enlarge qualified to foreclosure. Realty. 350 E. Gobbi pay and benefits to Cooks, will train. have valid Cal. pool. 2 yrs. exp in needed for a wide Tree of Life LEE KRAEMER I can keep you in it! Apply in person, Ask INSTALLER spectrum of needs, Montessori Charter the right person. Drivers license. ppty/facility mgmt. Real Estate Broker Call Burk for details Garage Sale. House- for Stephen Comm. & res. Pay from children with 462-0913 468-8951 Apply in person GREAT NEW Ensure compliance at (707) 462-9000 hold, golf clubs, Bluebird Cafe Ukiah DOE. Benefits. behavioral prob- books. Sat 9-1, (no phone calls). Clean DMV. MEDICAL, DENTAL, w/child care facil. li- Cooks, will train. lems to those with In Kelseyville, 2 y/o 972 Fairway Dr., Uk. Alpha Analytical Fax resume VISION PKG. censing req’s. Acts Apply in person, Ask limited mobility. If 3bdrm 2bth, avail MOVING SALE Laboratories Reliance Ent. matching 403B as construction proj- Apartments for Robin. Bluebird you would like to now., pet ok. No S/D. EVERYTHING 208 MasonSt.,Ukiah. 707-462-1515 TSA Plan, paid holi- Cafe, Hopland. ect mgr. Attends to consider being paid $1250/mo. + dep. MUST GO, PELASE RELIANCE@ Studio days & vacation, small repairs and is to give the gift of Very nice! 485-0682 STOP BY AT 107 PACIFIC.NET paid training’s, on $590...In Town Location able to lift up to 75 time to parents with WANTED TEDFORD AVE, duty meals. $635...Partly furnished/utilities included lbs. $16.80/hr + such children, 370 TO RENT UKIAH OR CALL HVAC TECH FREE Co-op Day bene’s. Must com- please contact Bob 467-8443. LOTS OF Need cash $? I have NEWSPAPER Comm. & res. Pay Care Provided Brumback at 463- 1-2 Bedrooms DESK, OFFICE plete NCO appl & in- a 5th wheel that I ADVERTISING DOE. Benefits. Apply: 7793 for more info. $525...... Talmage Rd...... Carports FURNITURE. has staying power. clude transcripts, need space for. Rent has selling power! Clean DMV. TRINITY YOUTH 800-606-5550. $660...... Bush St...... HUD ok RN Case Manager negotiable. 391-8914 Moving Sale. April With so many advertising Fax resume SERVICES Closes: 5 PM 4/27 $725...... Church St...... Upstairs mediums dividing the attention of Reliance Ent. Help the elderly avoid $735...... Perkins St...... Downstairs Professional husband 21st & 22nd. Misc., potential customers, newspapers 915 W. Church St. (Postmarks not ac- remain the most effective source 707-462-1515 or nursing homes. PHN & wife looking for a 2 W/D, furniture. cepted). EOE $740 ...... Laws Ave...... Move-in Discount for reaching consumers. Why? RELIANCE@ or on line@ or BSN preferred. 32 or 3 bdrm. house. 534 Donner Ct. Uk. Simply put, newspapers reach $785...... Oak St...... Laundry onsite more people, more often. Highly PACIFIC.NET www.trinityys.org START WORKING hrs/wk. Excl benefits. Pref. 6 mo. lease in MULTI-FAMILY portable and highly visible, Resume, cov. Ltr. to $800...... Old River Rd...... Cute & Clean Furniture newspaper ads go with people and NOW! N. Ukiah w/yard & stay with them. Orr Hot Springs NEW EXCITING MSSP/Community $825/900...... Washington...... New Carport/clean garage. N/S/D/P/kids. Household goods That means your business is more Estab. in 1988, 3 Care, 301 S. State St., likely to be on their minds when Re-opening after POSITION WORK- 485-1524 Infant items- they’re in the market for related renovations is seek- locations. no exper- Ukiah, 95482 EOE all age times. products or services. When it ING WITH KIDS Houses WANTED TO comes to spending your ing front desk clerks, ience needed. Train- Round Table Pizza Tool box- advertising dollars, make the 6 wks pd vacation $900...... N. State St...... 2bed/1ba 380 SHARE RENT choice that’s tried and true: Assist. housekeep- ing provided. Drug Now hiring for eves & camper jacks. newspaper advertising works ers, phone reserva- 403 B. Small home- wkends. Must be 18 Apt. dntown Willits. 1125 S. State St. harder for you. test, cannabis not tion clerks, house- like environment, tested. Good DMV, or older. Apply in Call for commercial locations Private bdrm. $500/ Sat 8-3 To advertise, call today good pay & bens. mo. incl. utils. Cats 707-468-3500! keeping supervisor, no theft or assault person between 1-4 available. Sun 9-3 Assist office manag- Starting sal $11.76+ 292 S. State St. OK. N/S. 489-0174 convictions. Assist Sat April 21st, 8:30-1. er, gardener. Shifts hr. On the job train- developmentally SERVICE STATION Indep., 26 yr old, clothes, books, glass- vary throughout Beverly Sanders Realty Co. ing prov. Flex. F/T, disabled at home Attendant-PT single, working fem., ware, speakers & too week. Wages varie 320 S. State Street P/T pos. avail.Fax and on outings. PU application at: seeking roommate much to list. 391 with exp. 462-6277 707-462-5198 resume to 463-6957 Call 485-5168 8551 East Rd. R.V. $300/mo. 391-7110 Sherry Dr. Ukiah 14- THURSDAY, APRIL 19, 2007 THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL

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Lic. #871755 Redwood Valley, New brks, shocks & Santa Rosa & San Francisco Exclusive Line Calpella & tires. $6000. 391-4680 Trained Esthetician. Homes • Additions of Bobcat track loaders Willits. Mazda P/U. V2600i, 301 N. School St., Ukiah • Kitchens • Decks 468-0853 Work 4x4, 5spd, #857122, @ Toppers Salon Established in 1970 $3900. Marinos Auto Lic. #580504 Custom Homes Guaranteed 463-2250 Office (707) 468-0747 Sales. 485-0499 Cell (707) 391-7676 Toyota RAV 4, 4x4. Ask for Laselle 707.485.8954 Remodeling (707) 485-0810 All natural Aveda Products 144k, 118316, Skin Care for Treatment Relaxation! 707.367.4040 cell Non-licensed contractor $6700. Marinos Auto Additions Sales. 485-0499 VANS GUTTERS MASSAGE HOME REPAIR 660 FOR SALE LANDSCAPING MASSAGE THERAPY 2001 Ford Windstar Redwood Valley Medicine LX Minivan CREEKSIDE CalMend 83K $5,000 Call for Energy Home Repair details 456-1156 LANDSCAPE Massage Prepainted Massage • Electrical TRUCKS Ceiling fans, wall outlets, wall License #624806 C27 Oolah Boudreau-Taylor Seamless Gutters Mr. Terry Kulbeck 670 FOR SALE 27 Colors to Choose From heaters (gas & electric), RESIDENTIAL Thorough & Sensitive 564 S. Dora St., Ukiah Dryer hookups Chevy ‘87, Scotts- Deep Tissue & Sports Fascia Ogee Curved dale, 1/2 ton, 4wd w/ COMMERCIAL Gutter Gutter Face Occupational Science Degree • Carpentry Holistic Health Practitioner utility box. Lumber Complete Landscape Installation Massage Gutter Doors, windows, fine finish trim My work is to reduce your pain, National Certified (ABMP) • and more rack. 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Emergency Management City Agency. MENDOCINO COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE REPORTS With the plant nearing full- and friends early Wednesday morning. Road in Manchester with stolen property, Continued from Page 1 time operation, city coun- Abalone diver found Family and friends who found Boyd the Mendocino County Sheriff’s Office cilmembers are looking for- pulled him from the water and called reported Wednesday. primarily for high winter ward to paying off the project. dead in Caspar cove emergency services, but he was pro- According to sheriff’s reports, flows through the dam from Mayor Mari Rodin said at The Daily Journal nounced dead at the scene by Fort Bragg deputies responded to the home of Max January to April, has also the ceremony it doesn’t take Arno, 21, of Manchester, at 41601 The Mendocino County Sheriff’s Ambulance paramedics. begun testing. “an engineer or economist” to A coroner’s investigation is being con- Mountain View Road at 5:25 p.m. Grande said the combined, appreciate the re-start of the Office is investigating the death of a man Monday. total capacity of 3.5 found floating facedown in a cove at the ducted; the cause of death had not been plant after nine years of losing released at press time. While searching the property, deputies megawatts is enough to meet end of Pacifica Drive in Caspar money. found Harper allegedly hiding nearby. the daily electric needs of Grande said within five Wednesday morning. Property in his possession linked Harper 1,000 residents. He estimates According to reports from the Point Arena man jailed to the crime, according to sheriff’s that the energy produced by years, the cost of refurbish- Sheriff’s Office, Arthur Boyd, 70, of on suspicion of burglary reports. the plant will cover 10 percent ment will be covered by the Atascadero, was found floating facedown The stolen property was recovered, to 12 percent of the city’s electricity generated. The in the water shortly after 7:10 a.m. The Daily Journal and Harper was booked into the annual consumption. bond is expected to be paid Wednesday. Steven Harper, 23, of Point Arena, was Mendocino County Jail on suspicion of “That will go a long way to down by 2018. Boyd, an abalone diver, had been arrested on suspicion of burglary after he burglary and possession of stolen proper- offset the cost to the city,” he Grande added that the plant “rock-picking” for abalone with family was allegedly found on Mountain View ty. He is being held on a $35,000 bond. said. will aid in conserving water in Currently, the city pays $2 Lake Mendocino -- a recent million a year toward its $23 concern to many due to little in the 1950s. The original District. If this agreement is that ends April 25. million bond, widely rainfall and reduced water Schools classrooms and the office ratified by our general mem- The tentative agreement approved by voters more than flows into the lake from the were renovated in the early bership, then this settlement equates to a 3 percent salary two decades ago, to build the Potter Valley Project. Continued from Page 1 ’90s using district bond funds. will also be a resolution to our increase for the 2006-07 plant. However, since 1998, Currently, the Army Corps the plant has been inoperable. The pods (a cluster of four grievance relating to the school year, retroactive to July of Engineers controls the Wednesday, following classrooms with a common salary formula with the dis- Initially, it was closed for release of water through the 2006, and a 2.5 percent salary just minor repairs, but state Tuesday’s board meeting area in the center) and the trict, therefore eliminating the dam at the request of the cafeteria -- which were added increase for the 2007-08 and federal regulations put in when an additional need to proceed to arbitra- Sonoma County Water $1,159,432 was trimmed from in the 1970s -- have not been tion,” she said Wednesday fol- school year, according to place to protect endangered the district’s budget. modernized, however, and lowing the board meeting. Sandoval. fish in the Russian River, and Agency. The Corps, however, Cuts approved by the board now have significant repair “The UTA bargaining team This tentative agreement is the plant’s inability to meet is not always available to this time around included, but needs, said Steve Turner, and executive board are both with the teachers, but the dis- those regulations, shut down make adjustments to the flow immediately. are not limited to, changing UUSD director of mainte- pleased and encouraged by trict has budgeted to supply operations on a long-term basis. The plant will now be the bell schedules at local nance, grounds, operations this settlement. We believe increases to all employee and transportation, who cited “For some years, it was the remotely operated by NCPA’s schools. that it demonstrates a high groups, Chadwick said, noting The transportation depart- leaky roofs and failing air level of willingness, commit- belief of the city that it was 24-hour monitoring station in the agreement needs to be rat- ment sets the bell schedules conditioning units among a ment and interest on both not economical to utilize the Roseville, allowing the for the schools in the district list of other things. sides in working together to ified by a vote of the teachers plant, but we still paid our $2 SCWA to easily make adjust- to maximize savings in the The minimal needed resolve bargaining issues,” association and the school million a year for debt ser- ments when needed. area of transportation. repairs exceed local funding, she said, noting she is speak- board in order to be adopted. vice,” Councilman Douglas Jim Pope, general manager Changing the bell schedules Turner said. Because the dis- ing on behalf of the UTA, and “If adopted, the distinct Crane said at the ceremony. for the NCPA, called the re- allows Ukiah Unified to trict has not used state bond that some of the teachers in would have to dip into its Crane, the council’s repre- start a “win-win-win-win” sit- reduce the number of bus money in the last 25 years on the district may not share the sentative to the NCPA, credit- reserve for economic uncer- ed former Utilities Director uation at the ceremony, refer- routes, hence less fuel and that site, Calpella School is UTA’s sentiments. tainty for this year, and by law encing the revenue for the city fewer bus drivers are needed, eligible for approximately Bernie Ziemianek for taking “We are conducting a UTA we must restore the full the plant will generate, the resulting in a savings of $1.9 million in state bond general membership meeting the lead to refurbish the plant $80,000. money -- which requires a amount of the reserve for the in 2005. reliability of the remote oper- (Wednesday) to outline the ating system, the environ- The bell schedules for most $1.2 million local match -- for details of the tentative agree- 2007-08 school year, (so) in Since then, approximately schools in the district will a total project of $3.1 million, order to do this, we have to $4.7 million has been spent on ment-conscious source of ment with our teachers and to energy and the fish, which are change in the 2007-08 school Turner said. begin the voting process,” trim our budget,” the superin- bringing the plant to working year. Families will be notified The board approved keep- tendent said, hence the budget order, including about $2.5 now protected by improve- Sandoval said, noting teachers million on flood-related dam- of the changes by their ing the preschoolers and will have an opportunity to cuts. ments to the plant. ages that are expected to be Katie Mintz can be reached schools. kindergartners at Calpella vote on the tentative agree- Laura McCutcheon can be reimbursed by the Federal [email protected]. Other cuts approved by the School and moving first- ment during a five- day period reached at [email protected]. board Tuesday night include through fifth-graders to closing the Ukiah High Redwood Valley Elementary School pool during the winter School during the renovation. months when it’s not in use, The plans for the moderniza- resulting in a reduction of util- tion of Calpella School will be ity costs in the amount of drawn up right away, accord- $80,000. ing to Turner. 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