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7 58551 69301 0 WEDNESDAY June 14, 2006 50 cents tax included DAILY JOURNAL ukiahdailyjournal.com 24 pages, Volume 148 Number 66 email: [email protected] Ag Dept. taking proactive measures against Pierce’s disease By JAMES ARENS spread of a creepy critter, the Glassy- missioner. “These traps are a pest 1990. “These are a major concern counties in California are at risk. The Daily Journal Winged Sharpshooter. “Right now prevention program.” here in California and all over the “This concern is being funded on all Residents may have noticed we don’t have any infestations on the Glassy-Winged Sharpshooters are country,” said Bengston. levels by the federal and county gov- objects hanging from trees around North Coast or in Mendocino indigenous to the Southeast United Right now there are seven coun- ernments as well as the industry the city that aren’t fruit. They’re County,” said Dave Bengston, States but have migrated west and ties in Southern California that are insect traps helping to prevent the Mendocino County agricultural com- have been in California since about infested with the insect but almost all See PIERCE'S, Page A-10 BOARD OF SUPERVISORS MENDOCINO LOST AND FOUND METAL DETECTORS CLUB County Mining for treasure increases By JAMES ARENS The Daily Journal One man – or woman’s – trash may be many fees another’s treasure. When it comes to the Mendocino Lost Discussion of Animal Care and Found Metal Detectors Club, treasure can be found in some unlikely places. fees continued to next week “When you find a coin that no one has By KATIE MINTZ touched for 2,000 years, it’s awesome,” The Daily Journal said Jo Inman, vice-president of the club County fees for restaurant inspections, and wife of club President Ray Inman. immunizations, legal counsel and dozens more Sunday’s hunt was the 15th Annual will increase at the beginning of next month. Metal Detector Hunt and was held at the On Tuesday, the Board of Supervisors unan- Lake Mendocino Mesa Park. imously approved resolutions adopting new Hunters from Ukiah, Willits, Potter fee schedules for the following departments Valley, Santa Rosa, Windsor and Lake effective July 1: Public Health-Environmental County came out to compete for prizes. Health, Public Health-Laboratory, Public Each club member paid a fee of $20 and Health-Nursing, County Counsel and bought a prize to be won after the hunts. Probation. “Lustre Jewelry gave us an earring set After some debate, the board decided to worth about $75,” Ray Inman said. continue the portion of the public hearing Intense waving of electrical wands pick- regarding approval of fee increases for the ing up the faintest of beeps signaling metal Department of Animal Care and Control to to be mined out of the ground is the reason next Tuesday’s Board of Supervisors meeting participants come out. at 2 p.m. At that time, a more detailed report of “You come out here because you want to the department’s activities will be presented. find stuff,” Ray Inman said. “Especially The proposed fee schedule for the gold hunting.” Department of Animal Care and Control The club has about 20 to 25 members, shows fee increases for the spaying and neu- and 15 of them were at this hunt with aspi- tering of dogs and cats, as well as increases in rations of winning one of the prizes. fees for registering unspayed or unneutered A field is marked off with yellow tape, dogs and for animal disposal. and silver coins are planted, with some Director of Public Health Carol Mordhorst coins painted and stamped with a number presented the schedule, which showed $10 correlating to a particular prize. Some are increases nearly across the board with the buried in the ground, so being skilled with exception of only a $1 increase for animal dis- the detector and digging them up is the only posal or incineration. way to find the coins. “It does take some For example, the cost of spaying a cat getting used to,” said Bill Dowling. Metal detecting is also a pastime that pays for itself. See FEES, Page A-10 “I’ve found a gold nugget that was over an ounce, a Celtic coin while I was in England and rings and necklaces during my hunts,” Ray Inman. “In Hawaii, I found a Probation diamond ring that a recently married woman lost while she was swimming, and I returned it to her and she was so happy,” adds to staff Inman said. Walking around and waving the wand is By BEN BROWN also a great way to get some exercise, with The Daily Journal hunts lasting for about 30 to 60 minutes. Seven new hires at the Mendocino Ray Inman, 77, has been metal detecting County Probation Department have put the office closer to full staff but still short sever- for more than 20 years. “I still get excited,” Ryan Garner/The Daily Journal he said. “It’s an adrenaline rush.” Ray Inman, president of the Mendocino Lost and Found Metal Detectors al parole deputies and juvenile corrections During Inman’s travels to England, Club, leads the group in its annual treasure hunt Sunday afternoon at Mesa counselors. Hawaii and Mexico, he and his wife uncov- Park near Lake Mendocino. Inman has been hunting for treasure regularly Since December, the Probation ered many small trinkets and treasures that since 1984. Department has hired Jason Costa and Katie haven’t been touched for quite a long time. Ford, both former juvenile corrections coun- “We went to England and found half a selors, to take positions as probation reasonable, with detectors on the lower end objects right away. deputies. Omar Trouette, Jeffery McKee, snaffle bit that used to go in a horse’s mouth costing $99 and ranging all the way up to Inman has other mini-hunts planned for and it was stamped Knights and Nobility,” Ryan Cooley, Wendy Gialdini and Philip $5,000 for the high tech detectors. “This is this year, with the next one sometime in Laurant have been hired to work as juvenile Inman said. “It is bronze and gold plated a sport that you make back what you pay August. Contact the Ukiah Parks and and is only one of two in the world, and it’s corrections counselors. though,” said Jim Inman. Recreation Department at 463-6237 for These new hires bring the total number of on display in the Dover Museum in Metal detectors can be purchased locally more information. employees at the Probation Department to England.” from G I Joe’s Outdoor Store, and those James Arens can be reached at udjja@pacif- 33 deputy probation officers and 23 juvenile Buying equipment to start up this sport is new to the sport can start mining for metal ic.net. corrections counselors, plus additional office and business staff. The office is budgeted for 38 probation officers and 26 counselors Chief Probation Officer Wesley Forman said an active recruitment campaign was ongoing to fill the remaining positions. Fire season opens in N. California districts “We’re going to fill all our positions as soon as we can,” Forman said. The Daily Journal Lassen-Modoc, Shasta-Trinity, Siskiyou and fire activity and varies geographically through- Recruitment is difficult for the Probation The California Department of Forestry Tehama-Glenn fire districts. out the state. Fire season in the Southern Department because a four-year degree, or announced the opening of fire season in 10 “It ramps up and ramps down,” said Fire California fire districts opened June 5. equivalent job experience, is required to Northern California districts Monday. Capt. Jesse Estrada of the fire danger. “It’s “We don’t need to be at the same level at the become a probation deputy, Forman said. Fire season is now open in the Humboldt- based on weather and activity.” same time,” Estrada said. Juvenile hall is an excellent place for Del Norte, Sonoma-Lake-Napa, Mendocino, The opening of fire season is based on San Mateo-Santa Cruz, Santa Clara, Butte, weather patterns, fuel conditions and increased See FIRE, Page A-10 See PROBATION, Page A-10

Register at pool Sat. June 10th or 17th! Register Today! or at 411 W. Clay June 12th-16th! Day Camp and Pool Information: Day Camp packets may be picked up at the 463-6231 City of Ukiah Recreation Department 8:00a. - 5:00pm, Monday - Friday Swim Lessons begin June 19th! 411 West Clay Street, Ukiah A-2 – WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14, 2006 DAILY DIGEST Editor: Jody Martinez, 468-3517 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected] DEATH NOTICES CORRECTIONS FUNERAL NOTICES The Ukiah Daily Journal reserves this • John W. “Skip” space to correct errors or make clarifications [\ 12, 2006. Devoted He was a veteran 2006 at 12:30 p.m. at to news articles. Significant errors in obitu- Johnson, 53, of Ukiah, died ary notices or birth announcements will husband of Denise Watts. of the Vietnam War, proud- Cypress Hill Memorial Monday, June 12, 2006. The result in reprinting the entire article. Errors Loving father of ly serving in the Park, 430 Magnolia visitation will be Friday, June may be reported to the editor, 468-3526. John Kele Watts. Caring United States Marine Corp. Avenue. The family pre- 16 from 10 a.m. until noon at brother of the late as a helicopter pilot. Dr. fers memorial contributions Empire Mortuary Services, Eleanor Castleberry. Watts was an outdoor be made to Para- Inc. LOTTERY NUMBERS Cherished uncle of Judy enthusiast and enjoyed lyzed Veterans of America, and Clark Castleberry. nature in its purest form. 7 Mill Brook Rd., DAILY 3: night: 5, 5, 3. Dr. Watts was a graduate He was 66 years of age. Wilton, NH 03086. The SHERIFF’S REPORTS afternoon: 2, 7, 0. of Tulane Universi- Family and friends are family was assisted by FANTASY 5: 02, 08, 18, JOHN WATTS The following were John Robert Watts, Jr. ty and received his degree invited to attend a Parent-Sorensen Mortuary 22, 38. for dentistry from Graveside Service on & Crematory, Pet- compiled from reports DAILY DERBY: 1st passed away at his prepared by the home in Petaluma on May Louisiana State University. Saturday, June 17, aluma, CA (707) 763-4131 Place: 10, Solid Gold. 2nd Mendocino County Place: 08, Gorgeous Sheriff’s Office: George. 3rd Place: 09, BOOKED -- Rebecca Please sign the guest book at www.ukiahdailyjournal.com. Funeral notices are paid announcements. For information on how to Winning Spirit. place a paid funeral notice or make corrections to funeral notices please call our classified department at 468-3529. Lynn Allen, 26, of Willits, was Race time: 1:49.25. booked into jail on suspicion MEGA MILLIONS: 1-20- of assault with a deadly 23-24-33. Death notices are free for Mendocino County residents. Death notices are limited to name of deceased, hometown, age, date of weapon and causing corporal death, date, time, and place of services and the funeral home handling the arrangements. For information on how to place a injury to a spouse at 9:08 p.m. Meganumber: 29. free death notice please call our editorial department at 468-3500. Monday. Jackpot: $25 million.

Florida’s Gulf Coast without blowing up into the hurricane about eating high-sodium foods, suggested an AMA council forecasters feared. report that led to the new policy. The world briefly There were no immediate reports of any serious injuries or Foods considered high in salt are those with more than 480 deaths. milligrams of sodium per serving, according to the AMA report. But emergency planners said the preparations were not in That includes hot dogs, some canned soups, a slice of packaged vain: Alberto allowed them to hold a not-so-dry run of their dis- pepperoni pizza, an order of chicken chow mein and a cheese- GAO probe finds U.S. doled out aster plans. And the rains snuffed out some of the wildfires that burger, according to a food chart accompanying the council $1.4 billion in bogus hurricane assistance have bedeviled parched central Florida over the past few report. months. WASHINGTON (AP) — The government doled out as much “This is not much worse, if any worse, than a summer squall. Paris Hilton says she’s enjoying being as $1.4 billion in bogus assistance to victims of Hurricanes I just hope the next time we get another one, they won’t say Katrina and Rita, getting hoodwinked to pay for season football nothing’s going to happen because nothing happened this time,” ‘single for the first time’ in her life tickets, a tropical vacation and even a divorce lawyer, congres- said Jerry Cawthon, a resident of Keaton Beach. NEW YORK (AP) — Paris Hilton says she’s enjoying The sional investigators have found. The storm’s center came ashore around noon near Adams Prison inmates, a supposed victim who used a New Orleans Single Life. Hilton, who stars in E! Entertainment Television’s Beach, about 50 miles southeast of Tallahassee. Its winds were “The Simple Life” opposite ex-friend Nicole Richie, told “Live cemetery for a home address, and a person who spent 70 days 40 mph, down from 65 mph in the morning and well below the at a Hawaiian hotel all were able to wrongly get taxpayer help, With Regis and Kelly” on Tuesday that she’s “single for the first 74 mph hurricane threshold that forecasters thought it might time” in her life. according to evidence that gives a new black eye to the nation’s cross. disaster relief agency. “I always have a boyfriend all the time, so I’ve never really Agents from the General Accountability Office, the inves- got to know me and, like, have time for myself because I spend tigative arm of Congress, went undercover to expose the ease of Patrick Kennedy pleads guilty to DUI, all my energy on the boyfriend,” the 25-year-old hotel heiress- receiving disaster expense checks from the Federal Emergency sentenced to drug treatment actress said. Management Agency. Hilton, who ended her engagement to Greek shipping heir The GAO concluded that as much as 16 percent of the bil- WASHINGTON (AP) — Rep. Patrick Kennedy pleaded Paris Latsis last year, recently broke up with Stavros Niarchos, lions of dollars in FEMA help to individuals after the two hur- guilty Tuesday to driving under the influence of prescription another Greek shipping heir. ricanes was unwarranted. drugs and was sentenced to undergo court-ordered drug treat- What has she learned by not having a man on her arm? The findings are detailed in testimony, obtained by The ment and a year’s probation. “I’m a very strong woman. I don’t need a man. I can be on Associated Press, that is to be delivered at a hearing Wednesday Kennedy, D-R.I., also was ordered to pay at least $350 in my own,” she said. by the House Homeland Security subcommittee on investiga- connection with his middle-of-the-night car crash last month tions. near the Capitol. Two other charges against Kennedy were dismissed: reckless Stocks plunge on mixed inflation driving and failure to exhibit a driving permit. signals; Dow erases 2006 gains Bush tells Iraqi PM that U.S. Accompanied by his lawyer, Kennedy entered his plea will stand with new government Tuesday afternoon before Superior Court Magistrate Judge NEW YORK (AP) — Wall Street resumed its retreat with Aida Melendez. another session of steep losses Tuesday as declines in oil and BAGHDAD, Iraq (AP) — President Bush told Iraqi Prime “I am pleading guilty to driving under the influence,” gold prices did little to calm anxiety over inflation. The selloff Minister Nouri al-Maliki in a surprise face-to-face visit on Kennedy said. erased the Dow Jones industrial average’s gains so far in 2006. Tuesday that the fate of his war-scarred country is in Iraqi Investors struggled to make sense of the Labor Department’s hands. Still, Iraq’s new leaders sought a promise from Bush not May producer price index, which showed a mild uptick in to withdraw U.S. troops too quickly. L.A. sheriff’s deputies arrest more than wholesale prices but a stronger-than-forecast rise in inflation “There’s a worry almost to a person that we will leave before 40 during eviction at community garden without food or energy costs. The data suggested that energy they are capable of defending themselves,” Bush told reporters costs did not grow as much as expected, but the higher core as he flew back to the United States aboard Air Force One. LOS ANGELES (AP) — Sheriff’s deputies evicted people prices nonetheless kept the market on edge. “And I assured them that they didn’t need to worry,” Bush from an urban community garden to make room for a ware- While a downturn in commodities fed some hopes about eas- said. “They are counting on us to continue to take the lead until house Tuesday, touching off a furious protest in which actress Daryl Hannah and others climbed into a walnut tree or chained ing inflation, persistent uncertainty about whether the Federal such time as they are ready to take the lead.” Reserve will continue boosting interest rates left investors Bush said that top U.S. military and policy officials would sit themselves to concrete-filled barrels. More than 40 people were arrested. unwilling to buy stocks amid fears of an economic crash. down with Iraqi officials in the days ahead “and devise a way “(The PPI data) was not conclusive enough to drive the mar- forward.” The president also said he would step up pressure on Authorities cut away branches and used a fire truck to bring down the “Splash” actress and another tree-sitter, who raised ket,” said Rick Pendergraft, an equity trader for Schaeffer’s other world leaders to do more to help Iraq. Investment Research. If Wednesday’s consumer price data “I am going to call these leaders again and remind them that their fists as they were removed. Hannah was arrested. “I’m very confident this is the morally right thing to do, to comes in below or meets expectations, that might spark a rally a stable and secure Iraq is part of a stable and secure Middle following stocks’ hefty slide over the past month, he said. East,” Bush said. take a principled stand in solidarity with the farmers,” she said by cell phone before the fire truck raised officers into the tree. Wall Street’s pullback trailed sharp losses on stock markets About 350 people grow produce and flowers on the 14 acres worldwide, which were driven by worries that a weakening Karl Rove won’t be defendant in CIA of privately owned land, in an inner-city area surrounded by U.S. economy will overturn other economies in its wake. The leak case, but may be called as witness warehouses and railroad tracks. The garden has been there for continued inversion of short- and long-term bond yields was more than a decade, but the landowner, Ralph Horowitz, now also evidence of the market’s expectations of an economic WASHINGTON (AP) — Presidential adviser Karl Rove wants to replace it with a warehouse. slowdown. won’t be a criminal defendant in the CIA leak case, but he could At daybreak Tuesday, 120 deputies, some with batons and still end up being grilled in court as a witness. riot helmets, showed up to serve an eviction order that a judge Special Counsel Patrick Fitzgerald could question Rove signed last month. Deputies used saws to cut down the chain- about whether the Bush administration compromised a CIA link fence around the site. officer’s identity to retaliate against a political critic. Still, Rove and the White House could breathe a sigh of relief The Journal Delivers! Service CENTER Tuesday after the prosecutor told Rove’s lawyer he wouldn’t AMA votes to urge the government seek a federal indictment against the political operative. to require high-salt foods be labeled To 859 N. State Street Rove has been identified as a likely defense witness in next (707) 462-4472 year’s trial of I. Lewis “Scooter” Libby, Vice President Dick CHICAGO (AP) — The nation’s largest doctors group is Subscribe Cheney’s former chief of staff. Libby has been charged with pushing for new warning labels. Only these labels aren’t for call: lying to the FBI and a federal grand jury about how he learned drugs — they’re for food. about Valerie Plame’s CIA status and what he told reporters The American Medical Association voted Tuesday to urge 468-3533 TIRES about it. the government to require high-salt foods to be labeled and also vowed to push the food industry to drastically cut the amount of salt in restaurant and processed foods. The goal would be 50 Alberto lashes Florida Gulf Coast percent less salt within a decade. with rain and gusty winds Americans eat almost twice the amount of salt they should, and that contributes to high blood pressure and heart problems, GUESS WHO’S TURNING CRYSTAL RIVER, Fla. (AP) — The first tropical storm of the AMA says. the hurricane season was less than advertised Tuesday, bringing Labels with pictures of salt shakers bearing the word “high” rain, gusty winds and some thigh-high street flooding to and red exclamation marks might help consumers think twice 60? Lisa L. Dahlgren, CMT Celebrating Our 24th Anniversary Certified Massage Therapist D. WILLIAM JEWELERS Nancy is! $20 Off One-Hour Massage! 20-40% OFF Throughout The Store Happy GRAND OPENING SPECIAL • Father’s Day Plaza Del Sol in Ukiah Birthday! • Graduation Love Ron (707) 489-4991 Pear Tree Center • 462-4636

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By DAVE CARPENTER ties to grocery items from milk to AP Business Writer hamburger meat. Meanwhile, CHICAGO -- Wall Street is wages for her husband, who worried about inflation. So are works in inventory at a flower Annie Kavanagh is the new interim CEO at Amy Lopez of Eureka, Calif., bulb farm, have stayed the same. the Ukiah Chamber of Commerce. A member of Sharon Connlley of Duluth, “We have had to cut quite a lot the chamber, she was plucked from her desk at Minn., and Elmer Hunt Jr. of of things out” to make ends meet, Melaleuca, the Wellness Company, to fill in Boise, Idaho. such as weekend outings, buying while Chamber CEO Sherry Blower takes a few They and other Americans are treats for their kids and visiting months leave. Melaleuca, by the way, is the bio- increasingly feeling the squeeze their grandparents, the 23-year- logical name for tea tree oil and Kavanagh deals of higher prices, not only at the old said. wholesale in environmentally-friendly house- gas pump but in the cost of gro- With rent now accounting for hold products. ceries, delivery charges, travel more than half their monthly I called the chamber to check one last time on and numerous other items. income of $1,200, they had to whether there was going to be any Fourth of July Inflation remains modest by seek help from a local food bank program in Ukiah this year. As we reported sev- historical standards at about 3.5 recently. Trying to stretch every eral months ago, the chamber had decided it percent. It appears no threat to dollar, they’ve switched to cheap- simply couldn’t afford it anymore without some return any time soon to the dou- er brands of shampoo and soap. kind of major financial sponsor. ble-digit rates of the late 1970s Lopez isn’t sure what steps to Kavanagh referred me to Armando Miranda and early ’80s, perhaps not even take next. at the Ukiah Speedway who told me the speed- to the 5 percent level last seen in “I just think the cost of living way is planning fireworks and a program of the spring of 1991. everywhere is going up, and entertainment that will likely include a couple of But driven by soaring energy wages aren’t,” she said. “If food Sonoma County bands. prices, inflation is creeping and stuff are constantly going up, He hasn’t finished signing everything up and toward 4 percent for the second I think people should be paid so did not want to get specific, but we should all quarter and is on pace for the more.” be hearing soon about what the program will be highest annual rate in 15 years. U.S. wages actually have been at the Ukiah fairgrounds this year. A government report Tuesday roughly keeping pace with infla- showed that prices paid by pro- tion for the average American, If dad is a ice cream nut you might be inter- ducers rose 5.6 percent for the according to Mark Zandi, chief ested in something Dawn Stranne at Cold Stone previous 12 months, thanks to the economist at Moody’s Creamery is putting together for Father’s Day. relentless rise in energy prices. Economy.com in West Chester, Inspired by family vacations consisting of late Economists are forecasting that Pa. But the recent trend means night cook-outs and camping trips, Dad’s another report due on Wednesday they likely won’t be in the future, S’mores Supreme ice cream cake offers a spin will show that consumer prices he said. on the traditional s’more. The ice cream cake is also kept rising. Lower-paying jobs also are made with layers of devil’s food cake, chocolate While those rates may seem more vulnerable to price rises and ice cream mixed with marshmallows and tame, the steady increase has perhaps less likely to keep pace. wrapped in a graham cracker “bettercreme” caused so much concern that In Duluth, the 48-year-old frosting. Or, ask them for the recipe for S’mores Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Connlley, who makes $9 an hour Ice Cream Sandwiches, they’ll be happy to Bernanke is threatening to extend as a receptionist, is buying more share. the Fed’s two-year rate-raising noodles, lower-quality meats and campaign, sending the stock mar- more canned vegetables instead The U.S. Cellular retail store in Ukiah has ket plunging this month. of fresh ones to try to cope. promoted Kristen Robinson to wireless business consultant for Northern California. Robinson Inflation remains “an annoy- Diane Swonk, chief economist at stock portfolios to feel the impact. “In the last couple of years, it’s ance” at the moment for most gotten worse,” she said. “You go will be responsible for managing all new and Mesirow Financial, a Chicago- Especially among lower-income existing business and government accounts for consumers, according to Carl based financial services firm. workers, inflation is forcing more to the grocery store now and Tannenbaum, chief economist for spend 50 bucks and walk out with U.S. Cellular in Northern California, including “They haven’t lost a job but they and more sacrifices, compromises those in Clearlake. Robinson’s previous position LaSalle Bank in Chicago. haven’t gotten any pay increases and budget-juggling. a bag, where it used to be enough “Certainly some of these rising for two weeks.” at U.S. Cellular was as the sales supervisor for to compensate for the higher gas For Amy and Jacob Lopez, the the company’s Ukiah retail store. Prior to joining prices have hurt people who live prices, higher prices elsewhere. $70 cost of filling up their Ford Not only does she feel infla- on more modest incomes,” he tion’s pinch on her own lifestyle, U.S. Cellular, Robinson worked for The Travel You have a prolonged period mini-van has made it tough to get Centers in Northern California. Robinson cur- said. “But in general, these rises where people ... are feeling like by every month and may force she sees the consequences on oth- in prices have not crippled house- ers in her job at a low-income rently resides in Lakeport with her two children their living standards aren’t doing them to sell their car for a cheap- and is active in youth and women’s soccer holds at all.” as well.” er one. But that’s just the tip of affordable housing organization Still, many are growing in the northern Minnesota city. leagues as well as with the Clearlake Chamber While wealthier households inflation’s impact on the northern of Commerce. uncomfortable with each tick may be absorbing the price California couple and their two Some 28,000 people in a popula- higher in rates, as balancing shocks painlessly, that’s hardly preschool-age children. tion of 86,000 are under the checkbooks gets more difficult. poverty line there, according to Attorney General Bill Lockyer commented the case at the other end of the Amy, a stay-at-home mom, Tuesday on the unanimous ruling by the “The majority of households wage spectrum, where millions of cited the effects of higher prices Sonia Bonilla of the nonprofit are feeling a little uneasy,” said California Supreme Court against Pearle Vision Americans don’t need to check for everything from rent to utili- See INFLATION, Page A-5 and Pearle VisionCare, one of the nation’s largest retail sellers of eyeglasses, rendering illegal the company’s current business structure. “For decades Pearle Vision has flipped and Late on payments? System won’t let car engine start twisted itself, trying to find a way through By DEBORAH YAO ket for them is growing. dash or hidden in places such as a glove box. California law requiring economic indepen- AP Business Writer The major manufacturers of the device Manufacturers say the device won’t kill the dence between optometrists and those selling LIMERICK, Pa. -- Rashida Redd punched report double-digit increases in sales so far engine while the car is being used; it will only and dispensing lenses and frames. They thought they found a technical refuge but the court in a six-digit code in her Pontiac Grand Prix this year, compared with the same period a stop the vehicle from starting. Also, con- and got a new lease on life. year ago. An estimated 1 million are in use stripped away that shelter. Consumers have less sumers late on payments are allowed emer- protection when the firm selling eyewear also The 34-year-old Pottstown mother of five today, he said. gency starts, the companies say. had to file for personal bankruptcy about a Consumers with poor credit often are faced controls the doctor writing the prescription. Shilson said the devices are mainly geared Today’s ruling upholds Californians’ insistence year ago in the face of mounting medical bills with interest rates of over 20 percent -- nearly for the “buy here, pay here” market -- con- from her husband’s open heart surgery. triple the rate drivers with good credit can get, that when it comes to their health, those with the sumers with the lowest credit scores. credentials should make the decisions.” Despite her poor credit history, Redd was able Shilson said. They also have to pay a down Typically, these buyers have filed for bank- to lease the three-year-old car from Williams payment equal to 10 percent to 20 percent of The ruling in People v. Cole, S121724, clears ruptcy or had a repossession. the way for a consumer protection lawsuit filed Pre-Owned of Limerick on the condition that the car’s purchase price, while buyers with “Buy here, pay here” customers also are it have a starter-interrupt device. good credit can purchase a vehicle with little by Lockyer in 2002 against Pearle Vision for limited to how expensive a car they can buy, alleged unlicensed practice of optometry, decep- “At least I was able to save the house,” said or no money down. typically $5,000. Redd’s car is equipped with a device made tive marketing and unfair business practices. Redd. Jack Gillis, a spokesman for the Consumer The device, the size of a cigarette pack and by Payment Protection Systems Inc. of This underlying complaint claims that Pearle mounted under the dashboard, flashes green if Temecula, Calif. It’s one of three manufactur- Federation of America and author of “The Car Vision’s advertising falsely promoted that the she has made a car payment on time. If she ers that dominate the market -- the others are Book,” doesn’t like the idea of having a third company can and does provide optometric ser- misses her $94 weekly payment, it won’t let PassTime in Littleton, Colo., and Pay party have control over a driver’s vehicle. vices, including eye exams, eye care, profes- her car start. Technologies of Cleveland, Ohio. “It’s a rather draconian measure to take,” sional eye care advice and the services of Starter-interrupt devices are becoming a The companies make a variation of the he said. “What these companies are able to do optometrists. Additionally, the complaint alleges popular way for lenders to ensure they get same device: The units are connected to the is sell cars at virtually no risk to themselves, the defendants falsely told consumers that the paid, and consumers seem willing to accept starter and emit a brief series of sounds or with all the risk to consumers.” optometrists located in or near Pearle Vision them to get into nicer cars, use a smaller down flashes of light, days before the payment But Auto Trakk LLC, of Montoursville, retail outlets were independent. In fact, the payment and qualify for a lower interest rate, deadline. If the customer then makes a timely Pa., Redd’s lender, said the device lets the optometrists are controlled and financially sub- according to device manufacturers. payment, he or she can contact the dealer for company consider serving even the riskiest sidized by Pearle Vision, according to the com- Ken Shilson, managing partner at Shilson a new code that will allow them to operate the customers. plaint. Goldberg Cheung & Associates in Houston, vehicle. Some devices are remotely controlled “It enables us to look at lower credit California law prohibits financial relation- an accounting firm that works with auto deal- by dealers. scores,” said Denny Sullivan, marketing man- ships between optometrists and retail eyeglass ers who make use of the device, said the mar- Devices typically are mounted under the ager. sellers, and also bars retailers from advertising or providing the services of optometrists. BUSINESS BY THE BLOCK

Editor’s note: When you’re driving, biking or walking around in downtown Ukiah do you often look over at a storefront and say to yourself “Gee, I didn’t know that was there.” Well, so do we. So we thought we’d start a kind of business census by photographing and identifying downtown businesses block by block, week to week, here on the Commerce Page. It's nothing fancy, just a quick look at what’s there. Of course it will take us some time to go through State, School and Main streets and then up and down Perkins, Gobbi and other streets. And that's just within the city limits. But we figure, like painting the Golden Gate Bridge, when we’re done, we’ll just have to start over. We hope you’ll enjoy discovering what’s out there.

Business from 208 S. State St. to 200 S. State St., listed from the left: Mulligan Books; Incognito; Jitterbox Music. A-4 – WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14, 2006 FORUM Editor: K.C. Meadows, 468-3526 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected] Letters from our readers Sweet land of liberty Thank you To the Editor: I would like to take this opportunity to thank a truly special lady in our communi- NAT HENTOFF ty, Betty McGlade, founder of the Senior Center Ice Cream Social. Betty had an idea three years ago. She imagined an old- fashioned get together, a place and time to share stories and visit friends. This simple idea has lead to Ukiah’s most popular and well attended monthly social event. Betty, not being shy of a challenge, Insisting on life started this event on virtually no budget, at A longtime friend of mine is married to a doctor a time when the Senior Center was experi- who also performs abortions. At the dinner table one encing troubling financial times. The recent evening, their 9-year-old son -- having heard a event started with just 30 attendees and word whose meaning he didn't know -- asked, "What has grown to a steady 120 attendees each is an abortion?" His mother, choosing her words care- month. The event evolved from the origi- fully, described the procedure in simple terms. nal ice cream to pie, ice cream and top- "But," said her son, "that means killing the baby." pings. The event has entertainment each The mother then explained that there are certain month from the talented Dolores Carrick months during which an abortion cannot be per- and Russ Johnson, including an ever formed, with very few exceptions. The 9-year-old changing array of local entertainers. The shook his head. "But," he said, "it doesn't matter what Social also has a local celebrity scooper month. It still means killing the babies." each month. The Willits Senior Center has Hearing the story, I wished it could be repeated to followed Betty’s lead and started a suc- the justices of the Supreme Court, in the hope that at cessful Ice Cream Social in Willits as least five of them might act on this 9-year-old's clarity well. of thought and vision. The event has many people to thank for The boy's spontaneous insistence on the primacy of its success, including Safeway, Windmills life also reminded me of a powerful pro-life speaker Cafe, Marino’s Pizza, Creative Workshop, and writer who, many years ago, helped me become a John Bogner, Gary Nix, Inez Hosea, Pat pro-lifer. He was a preacher, a black preacher. He said: Nicholson, Floyd Knox, Eric Larson, "There are those who argue that the right to privacy is Harold Wolf, George Kennedy, Russ of a higher order than the right to life. Johnson, Dolores Carrick and the many "That," he continued, "was the premise of slavery. wonderful volunteers. The community and You could not protest the existence or treatment of the Senior Center owe a special thank you slaves on the plantation because that was private and to Betty. Without her vision, creativity and Clearing the air therefore out of your right to be concerned." hard work, the Ice Cream Social would Mendocino County is This passionate reverend used to warn: "Don't let still be just an idea. blessed with clean air and a the pro-choicers convince you that a fetus isn't a The activities will continue under a new public that is deeply con- BY C.D. WOLBACH human being. That's how the whites dehumanized us coordinator in June. Betty will still be cerned about protecting it Another voice ... The first step was to distort the image of us as attending and will remain as an advisor. for future generations. It is human beings in order to justify what they wanted to For those interested in attending the do -- and not even feel they'd done anything wrong." my pleasure to serve as the source of air pollution in 24). The original proposal Social, it is the fourth Monday of every Air Pollution Control That preacher was Jesse Jackson. Later, he decided month - 2:30-3:30 at 499 Leslie Street, Mendocino County that is was to restrict the installa- to run for the presidency -- and it was a credible cam- Officer for the Mendocino unregulated residential tion of new woodburning Ukiah. County Air Quality paign that many found inspiring in its focus on what Brenda Christian wood burning. These studies devices on parcels less than still had to be done on civil rights. But Jackson had by Management District. recommended that the two acres, existing wood- Nancy Paxton The District serves a vital now become "pro-choice" -- much to the appreciation The Senior Center staff District develop a rule - sim- burning devices could con- of most of those in the liberal base. role in Mendocino County ilar to ones adopted by other tinue to be used and could be as a “regulatory agency.” We The last time I saw Jackson was years later, on a Editor’s note: We couldn’t agree more. Air Districts in Northern replaced with a similar train from Washington to New York. I told him of a regulate sources of air pollu- California - to regulate resi- woodburning device when Betty gets a big thanks too from all of us tion and air toxics, like lum- man nominated, but not yet confirmed, to a seat on a here at the Daily Journal who have either dential wood burning. necessary. The District is federal circuit court of appeals. This candidate was a ber mills, dry cleaners and In response to that recom- concerned that as the popu- had the pleasure of being asked to help gasoline stations. We regu- strong supporter of capital punishment -- which both scoop at one of these fun socials or have mendation the District lation increases residential the Rev. Jackson and I oppose, since it involves the late residential and agricul- developed a draft regulation, wood burning will negative- had the benefit of Betty’s tireless baking of tural open outdoor burning irreversible taking of a human life by the state. wonderful cookies which we gobble with held public meetings with a ly impact our air quality - I asked Jackson if he would hold a press conference in cooperation with state and District Board subcommit- unless it is restricted to areas abandon. local fire agencies and we in Washington, criticizing the nomination, and he said tee, conducted six official of low population density. he would. The reverend was true to his word; the press regulate diesel truck idling public workshops, spent an The two-acre proposal was Hilltop flag’s OK by her and diesel equipment. conference took place; but that nominee was con- hour on a public radio call in an attempt to address this firmed to the federal circuit court. However, I appreci- To the Editor: The Air Quality show and made presenta- issue. The revised draft reg- Management District also ated Jackson's effort. My name is Hazel Parducci. When I was tions to several elected bod- ulation will respond to the On that train, I also told Jackson that I'd been quot- growing up we all respected the American supports alternative fuels ies to receive feedback on public‚s comments and con- usage, such as the funding of ing -- in articles, and in talks with various groups -- flag. It was a symbol of all that this country the proposed regulation. cerns. from his compelling pro-life statements. I asked him if stood for. It is a shame that people look to alternative fueled vehicles in I would especially like to It appears that there are a the Laytonville School he'd had any second thoughts on his reversal of those the west and see a problem when they thank the many people who number of residents who views. should be happy and proud that a member District, and supports bicy- attended these workshops may not know or do not cle and pedestrian programs Usually quick to respond to any challenge that he is of this community has the love and respect and submitted comments to understand the laws and reg- not consistent in his positions, Jackson paused, and for our flag to fly it high and proud for the like the new bike lockers provide staff with needed ulations governing the oper- soon to appear in the City of seemed somewhat disquieted at my question. Then he men and women that have shed their blood feedback on our residential ation of the Air Quality said to me, "I'll get back to you on that." I still patient- to preserve the right of everyone to do so. Willits. We provide funding wood heating regulation. Management District. to help local communities ly await what he has to say. Hazel Parducci Based on this feedback District staff must bring to As time goes on, my deepening concern with the Ukiah plan for the future, such as District staff is making sig- its governing board for con- providing one-half of the consequences of abortion is that its validation by the Thank you nificant changes to the pro- sideration, regulations to Supreme Court, as a constitutional practice, helps sup- funding for the Mendocino posed regulation and will meet state and federal air To the Editor: County General Plan update, port the convictions of those who, in other controver- present those changes to the quality requirements. sies -- euthanasia, assisted suicide and the "futility Special Olympics Mendocino County and we help reduce public public in future workshops. As part of the regulatory would like to thank the community, the exposure to air toxics, such doctrine" by certain hospital ethics committees -- Unfortunately, some local development process the believe that there are lives not worth continuing. Broiler’s staff and the officers who gra- as our recent project to help media outlets, and candi- District staff (as opposed to ciously donated their time and money to MTA reduce toxics emis- Around the time of my conversation with Jackson dates for public office have the District Board) is on the train, I attended a conference on euthanasia at support our athletes at the Tip A Cop sions from their buses by 85 mischaracterized the required to hold public fundraiser. We are so lucky to have such a percent. Clark College in Worcester, Mass. There, I met Derek District’s rule making workshops and take public Humphry, the founder of the Hemlock Society, and giving community. All funds raised go In the spring of 2005, the process, causing confusion comments. District staff then directly to support the athletes of Air Quality Management already known internationally as a key proponent of and concern among the com- takes the proposed regula- the "death with dignity" movement. Mendocino County. Special thanks to District Board adopted a munity. tions to its governing Board Shirley and Angie at the Broiler for taking report that summarized 35 He told me that for some years in this country, he The original draft regula- for consideration, a public had considerable difficulty getting his views about such good care of the law enforcement offi- years of air quality data col- tion and the forthcoming hearing (in which more pub- cers and their families who donated their lected by the District and assisted suicide and, as he sees it, compassionate amended draft regulation lic input is allowed), and euthanasia into the American press. time for this event. nearly 10 years of local air does not “ban woodburning possible adoption. This can Barbara Redding quality research. This report "But then," Humphry told me, "a wonderful thing on parcels less than 2 acres happened. It opened all the doors for me." James Welch clearly identified one major in size” (Willits News, May See VOICE, Page A-9 Co-Directors Special Olympics "What was that wonderful thing?" I asked. "Roe v. Wade," he answered. The devaluing of human life -- as the 9-year-old at See LETTERS, Page A-9 WHERE TO WRITE the dinner table put it more vividly -- did not end with making abortion legal, and therefore, to some people, President George Bush: The White Sacramento, 95814. (916) 319-2001; Santa moral. The word "baby" does not appear in Roe v. LETTER POLICY House, 1600 Pennsylvania Ave., Washing- Rosa, 576-2526; FAX, Santa Rosa, 576- Wade -- let alone the word "killing." The Daily Journal welcomes letters to ton, D.C. 20500; (202) 456-1111, FAX 2297. Berg's field representative in Ukiah And so, the termination of "lives not worth living" the editor. All letters must include a (202)456-2461. office located at 104 W. 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Meadows part of a write-in campaign will not be Assembly District 1, Capitol, Rm. 2137, [email protected] published. You may drop letters off at Advertising director: Cindy Delk Office manager: Yvonne Bell our office at 590 S. School St., or fax Circulation director: Cornell Turner Group systems director: Sue Whitman letters to 468-3544, mail to Letters to Visit our web site at ukiahdailyjournal.com the Editor, P.O. Box 749, Ukiah, 95482 Member Member California or e-mail them to [email protected]. Audit Bureau Newspaper Publishers email us at [email protected] Of Circulations Association THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL COMMERCE WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14, 2006 – A-5 Pension funds suing dozens of Providing for companies over stock options timing your furry family By MARCY GORDON whether the option grants Q: I am unmarried, in my AP Business Writer from 1997 to 2001 were delib- late 70s, have no children and WASHINGTON -- Big erately timed so that the exec- am financially OK. I never pension funds in the United utives could reap a bigger thought much about doing any States, Europe and Australia profit when they eventually type of planning because I sold their shares, with no con- receive enough income from are suing dozens of companies Social Security and my over the timing of stock nection to the executives’ per- teacher’s retirement to take options grants to their top formance. care of me; I am very healthy executives, an attorney for a At issue in most of the for my age (knock on wood!); firm that is filing the suits said cases so far is whether execu- and I own my house and have Tuesday. tives manipulated option no debt. The pension funds, which grants by backdating them to a Of late, I have become con- Next steps hold shares in the companies point where the company’s cerned, however, about my By Jan Warner and Jan Collins and include several union- stock was at or near a low two dogs (ages 4 and 8) and employee funds in the United point, boosting the value of you have pets and want to my cat (who is 7) if I need a assure they have a stable States, are using a prominent those awards. nursing home or die. I law firm specializing in class- Stock options are generally future should you either checked with my veterinarian, become incapacitated or die, action suits against public issued with an exercise price who told me he would be companies to bring their equal to the current market the planning process should happy to board them, but I begin while you are healthy. cases. price, and therefore have no can’t bear to think about my immediate value. By choosing Your potential disability or In expanding investiga- “children” being caged like incapacity should be dealt tions, at least 39 companies an earlier date when the stock that. I want to make sure with through a custom-pre- are under scrutiny by the was lower, the options are someone takes care of them pared power of attorney, a Securities and Exchange instantly worth the difference who will treat them kindly if I trust or both (depending on Commission or federal prose- between the strike price and am not able to do so. These where you live). In this way, a cutors for possible manipula- current price. guys are the only members of trusted individual -- or even tion of the timing of options While stock options are my family, and I love them the trust department of a small grants so that executives could used as an incentive for exec- deeply. bank interested in this type of reap a profit. Tower Corp., which owns The suits were first report- utives to boost a company’s I did see a lawyer, who told account -- will be given the Pension funds “are com- towers for broadcast and wire- ed Tuesday by The Financial performance and stock price, me that the legislature of my authority during your incapac- pletely beside themselves and less services. They are among Times of London. improper backdating can state had not yet enacted laws ity to house, feed, maintain outraged over the self-dealing the companies under investi- Similarly, lawsuits by mean that executives reap big- to allow “pet trusts” and said and secure medical treatment that has gone on,” said Darren gation for timing of stock shareholders over the stock ger profits with no relation to that he could not give me for your pets and to use your Robbins, a partner in the San options grants. options timing have been filed their individual performance. much hope about planning the funds to do so. In preparing Diego-based firm Lerach Spokesmen for McAfee, against a number of the com- While backdating of way I want to. Since I have no this type document, we sug- Coughlin Stoia Geller Juniper Networks and panies under investigation. options can be legal if proper- close relatives, I want to make gest that you create a budget, Rudman & Robbins LLP. American Tower didn’t imme- On Monday, the parent of ly disclosed to shareholders, sure my animals are cared for choose the veterinarian and The suits target company diately return telephone calls Internet job-search site SEC Chairman Christopher should I need care or die and, provide sufficient funds to directors for allegedly failing seeking comment. Monster.com announced that Cox said last week that com- at their deaths, that they be carry out your wishes. The in their role as watchdogs. The The pension and retirement it had received a subpoena panies may have broken the given proper burials. burial and disposition of your aim is “to recover the monies funds filed suits in a wave in from the U.S. Attorney’s law if there wasn’t proper dis- A: Even though all 50 pets’ remains can also be pro- that were diverted from the about 72 business hours in Office in Manhattan regarding closure or the options weren’t states have enacted animal vided for. corporate till,” Robbins said federal courthouses in several its stock options grants and accounted for correctly. anticruelty laws to prevent On the other hand, at your in a telephone interview. cities, and more cases are had opened an internal inves- animal neglect, abuse, injury, death (again, depending on Among the companies and being prepared to target a total tigation. The news came after On the Net: death and sport-fighting that where you live), you may of at least 34 companies, The Wall Street Journal pub- carry criminal penalties, not choose to establish your plan their directors that have been all state legislatures have rec- sued: Santa Clara, Calif.- Robbins said. The plaintiffs lished a report that Monster Securities and Exchange through a letter of instruction, include a Teamsters fund, a Worldwide Inc. often gave top Commission: ognized that the unique nature by will, or by trust either con- based security-software of pets should result in pets maker McAfee Inc., which heavy and general laborers’ executives options that were http://www.sec.gov tained in your will or created fund, a fund for public dated at low points in the Lerach Lerach Coughlin being treated as more than just during your lifetime and fund- recently fired its general coun- personal property. Because sel; Sunnyvale, Calif.-based employees of Pontiac, Mich., stock price -- just ahead of Stoia Geller Rudman & ed at your death. Even though and one for employees of New steep increases. Robbins LLP: http://www.ler- pets provide often-unparal- a letter of instruction may be technology company Juniper leled companionship to the Networks Inc. and American South Wales in Australia. That raised questions of achlaw.com the least expensive, it is also folks with whom they live, the least binding and least they should be given superior practical because it merely and enhanced rights allowing directs a third person to take bly twice as much extra for eating out as side of paying more to tank up his SUV. them to receive not proper it does extra for gasoline, and we travel care of your pets and it is Inflation “Most of my friends are middle class treatment, but also support. probably not binding. quite a bit.” as well and I don’t know of any who have According to some, Because pet planning is of Continued from Page A-3 Shannon Hill of Barrington, N.H., is cut back on their spending. It kind of upwards of 30 percent of growing importance, we will angry about rising costs and has taken seems to me that all of the talk about a those who own companion provide more information on group Community Action Duluth. steps to deal with them, including buying tough economy is just that, talk.” pets include provisions for this topic next week. “Every day I see people making other a bicycle to get around town. Swonk says the biggest concern for their care in their wills. And Jan Warner is a member of choices” because of the costs crunch, “I am absolutely dumbfounded by the consumers will continue to be oil prices, the Uniform Trust Act of the National Academy of Connlley said. “To eat healthy is way price of gas these days and the impact it which ultimately affect the cost of dri- 2000, which has been adopted Elder Law Attorneys and has more expensive than to eat mac and has had on my everyday expenses,” said ving to the store to rent DVDs, pizza by more than half the states, been practicing law for more cheese.” Hill, a publicist. “Everything from my deliveries and other non-necessities. The recognizes the interests of than 30 years. Jan Collins is Retirees can be among the worst-hit by drive to the convenience store for milk to pets to the extent of authoriz- editor of the Business and inflation since their income tends to be my purchasing a home and even my tra- bout of higher inflation, she said, likely is Economic Review published temporary in an economy that has proven ing pet-care trust and autho- fixed. Hunt, a retired math teacher, relies ditional after-work pint (of beer) has been rizing courts to appoint a “pet by the University of South primarily on investment income but affected by the price of one single good - itself largely inflation-resistant in recent guardian” when required. Carolina and a special corre- nonetheless says inflation has “definite- - oil.” years. “Estate planning” for pets spondent for The Economist. ly” affected his lifestyle. Other middle-class Americans aren’t “People aren’t spending on as many is becoming a growth area, You can learn more informa- “Restaurants are the biggest noticeable really bothered by loftier prices. frivolous things,” she said. “But it is not especially among the elderly tion about elder care law and increase, but everything has increased to “We’ve felt little economic impact,” the double-digit inflation that we once who live alone with one or write to the authors on some extent,” he said. “It costs us proba- said Randy Williams of Kansas City, out- faced.” more pets as companions. If http://www.nextsteps.net E Center - Mendocino Fisheries Program Finally! A hearing device you’ll VOGT’S Communication Services FLOOD PROTECTION & EROSION CONTROL actually want to wear. 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LOCAL Duke star J.J. Redick charged with DWI CALENDAR By SAMUEL SPIES an illegal U-turn. July 17. The arresting officer Duke community for the inci- who have the No. 11 pick in The Associated Press Redick, who has a Virginia wrote in his report that Redick dent,” Redick said in a state- the draft. Magic spokesman TODAY JOE DIMAGGIO BASEBALL DURHAM, N.C. — Duke driver’s license, lost his dri- had “very glassy eyes, strong ment issued by the university. Joel Glass declined to say why • Clearlake at Mendo, Anton Stadium, ving privileges in North odor of alcohol coming from Redick finished his career Redick backed out, and no 5:30 p.m. basketball star J.J. Redick was -Calendar listings are culled from the most arrested early Tuesday on Carolina for 30 days, police breath.” as the leading scorer in workout has been resched- recent schedules provided by the schools and organizations in our coverage area. charges of drunken driving, spokeswoman Kammie Redick had a blood-alcohol Atlantic Coast Conference uled. Please report schedule changes or incorrect listings to The Daily Journal Sports another blow to a school shak- Michael said. level of 0.11 percent. The history. He is expected to be a “J.J. knows he made a mis- Department at 468-3518. en by a lacrosse scandal. The 21-year-old Redick legal limit for drivers in North high first-round pick in the take and regrets it,” Duke Redick, The Associated was released on $1,000 bond Carolina is 0.08. June 28 NBA draft. coach Mike Krzyzewski said TV LISTINGS Press Player of the Year, also shortly after being taken “I regret what happened On Monday, he canceled a in a statement. “As his friend was charged with unlawful before a Durham County mag- last night and want to apolo- scheduled Wednesday work- and his coach, he has my total TODAY use of highways for making istrate. He is to appear in court gize to my family and the out with the Orlando Magic, support.” WORLD CUP SOCCER Spain vs. Ukraine, 5:55 a.m. (ESPN2) Saudi Arabia vs. Tunisia, 8:55 a.m. (ESPN2) Germany vs. Poland, 11:55 a.m. (ESPN2) NHL Stanley Cup Finals, Game 5, Edmonton at Carolina, 5 p.m. (NBC) MLB Milwaukee at Cincinnati, 9:30 p.m. (ESPN) NY Mets at Philadelphia, 4 p.m. (ESPN) San Francisco at Arizona, 6:30 p.m. (FOX) Silver gloves and big dreams Seattle at Oakland, 7 p.m. (FSN) BOXING Wednesday Night Fights, Oscar Diaz vs. Chris Smith, welterweights, 6 p.m. (ESPN2) THURSDAY, JUNE 15 Local boxer looking WORLD CUP SOCCER Costa Rica vs. Ecuador, 5:55 a.m. (ESPN2) England vs. Trinidad & Tobago, 8:55 a.m. (ESPN2) to make his mark Paraguay vs. Sweden, 11:55 a.m. (ESPN2) GOLF U.S. Open Championship, 7 a.m. (ESPN) U.S. Open Championship, Noon (NBC) By RYAN GARNER U.S. Open Championship, 2 p.m. (ESPN MLB The Daily Journal San Francisco at Arizona, 3:30 p.m. (FSN) Atlanta at Florida, 4 p.m. (TBS) The Pride Boxing club provides the perfect spot Boston at Minnesota, 5 p.m. (ESPN2) NBA for young boxers to practice their craft. NBA Finals, Game 4, Dallas at Miami, 6 p.m. (ABC) Training and sparring takes place in an old garage, with a single light bulb hanging overtop a small, makeshift ring. COMMUNITY Walls are adorned with boxing posters and banners, and the smell of sweat lingers heavily in the air DIGEST as youngsters receive instruction in the sweet science. Ukiah Junior Giants The atmosphere is a jovial one, and the slap of Signup taking place leather gloves is accompanied by plenty of laughter Saturday June 24 from the young spectators seated at ringside. The Ukiah Jr. Giants, a free However, all laughter ceases once Joaquin Lopez baseball program for youth ages enters the ring. 6-17, will be accepting interested participants this summer. Lopez may only be 17 years old, but he has the Signups will take place on presence of a seasoned veteran once he begins spar- Saturday, June 24 from 11 a.m to ring. He also possesses a large amount of respect 3 p.m. at Big 5 Sporting Goods. The Ukiah Jr. Giants are spon- from the youngsters that watch him train. sored by the San Francisco He circles to the right, flashing two quick jabs fol- Giants, Bank of America, and the lowed by a swift left hook. Members of the small Mendocino County Sherrif's Activity League (SAL). crowd cheer his name and he brings smiles to their Contact Commissioner Kim faces as he connects with a skilled combination. Garroutte at 462-4501 for additional information. Lopez first gained an interest in boxing watching the legendary Mexican fighter Julio Caesar Chavez. Youth Soccer Camp “When I was growing up my dad watched a lot of Scholarship boxing,” Lopez recalls. “I remember watching applicants wanted Chavez fight when I was eight years old and I asked my dad if I could join a boxing club. I’ve been box- The Scholarship Committee is ing ever since.” looking for applicants for the Ryan Rones Dickey Memorial Compiling an amateur record of 28-7 with three Soccer Scholarship Fund. This knockouts, Lopez is a three-time silver gloves cham- scholarship is available for atten- pion. dance at soccer camps. Applicants must be dedicated to His impressive resume also includes a California the game of soccer, hard-working state boxing championship, junior Olympics cham- and have a good attitude. pionship, and numerous titles across the state of Please pick up an application at 601 N State St. or call 468-5711. California. Please submit the application two While his speed and quick hands have helped him weeks before the start of camp. dispatch opponents in the ring, he’s had a difficult Donations will be gratefully accepted at 601 N State St. time finding places to train outside of it. “I worked out at three different boxing gyms 7th Annual Shane before this one,” he explains. “Each of them either Huff’s Norcal Soccer shut down or they didn’t take it seriously enough. Academy It’s been frustrating.” Passionate about boxing, Lopez also competes in Ukiahan Shane Huff is offering wrestling, football, and baseball. He pitched and a soccer camp for youth from ages 5-18 at Pomolita Middle played shortstop for the Ukiah Wildcats this season, School Track from July 17-21. and currently plays for Mendo of the Joe Dimaggio A full day session is offered league. Ryan Garner/The Daily Journal from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. for ages 10 Despite a busy schedule of baseball games and Local boxer Joaquin Lopez has put together an impressive boxing resume. Only 17 years and up for $125 (includes ball old, the three-time silve gloves champion is looking forward a professional career. and T-shirt); half day session for practices, he always makes time for rigorous boxing 7-9-year-olds from 9 a.m. to noon training. Morales, Lopez ends his sparring session with a youngster has set high goals for his future. for $75 (includes ball) and half day session for 5-6-year-olds. “I train as much as possible when I’m not busy quick flurry and a crushing left hook to his oppo- “Once I turn 18 I can enter the gold gloves tour- from 9:30 a.m. to noon for $65 with baseball. I usually get to train four times a nent’s body that ushers another round of cheers from nament,” Lopez says. “I’m looking to go as far as I (includes ball). week, in my house and down here at the club.” the crowd. can go. I just want to keep working and getting bet- Register early (by June 30) and pay only $110 for the all day ses- Emulating his current favorite, boxer Erik Hoping to turn pro in the next year or two, the ter so I can make a name for myself.” sion. Call Pam at 468-5088 to register or email for an application at [email protected]. Team discounts are available.

Upcoming One-Man Steelers QB Scramble in Ukiah Back in fine form There will be a One-Man Scramble June 17 at the Ukiah condition Municipal Golf Course. Each player may hit a "mulligan" Brazil, France, on each shot and on each and every hole. The tournament South Korea upgraded entry fee is $25.00 and half the players in each flight move on to the next qualifying round of the each win World tournament. Roethlisberger likely This tournament is available to both Men and Woman of all ages. Cup openers Sign-ups are made at the Pro to play this season Shop at the Ukiah Municipal Golf Course. Call the course for addi- By CHRIS LEHOURITES By ALAN ROBINSON tional information at 467-2832. The Associated Press The Associated Press BERLIN — Brazil, France and PITTSBURGH — Steelers quarterback Spikers Volleyball South Korea picked up just about Ben Roethlisberger could be out of the hos- Camp June 19-23 where they left off four years ago. pital in a few days and appears likely to play The defending champion The Mendo Lake Volleyball this season after a bloody motorcycle acci- Club will be holding its Spiker Brazilians won their record eighth dent in which his helmetless head shattered a Volleyball Camp, designed for straight World Cup match Tuesday car windshield. girls going into grades 7-9, June night, getting a 44th-minute goal 19-23 at Ukiah High School. The Steelers’ Super Bowl-winning quar- The camp will be held from 9 from Kaka to shake off a pesky terback was upgraded to fair condition at a.m. – noon each day and the Croatia 1-0 in Group F. Mercy Hospital on Tuesday, a day after the cost is $75. The camp is perfect The French, who won the title in for beginning and developing scary accident at a busy Pittsburgh intersec- players who are either planning 1998 but went home early last time, tion left him and his team shaken. to go out for teams in the fall or failed to score a goal in their fourth Despite being tossed high into the air after who just wan tto learn and play straight World Cup match — this the great game of volleyball. his made-for-speed motorcycle rammed into The coaching staff, which time in a 0-0 draw with Switzerland a car, causing him to smack his head on the includes local coaches and varsi- in Group G. car’s windshield, Roethlisberger escaped ty players, will lead fun skill South Korea, unexpected semifi- career-threatening injuries. instruction, drills, and plenty of nalists as co-hosts last time, won games – all with a low coach to KRT Photo Doctors did not discuss Roethlisberger’s player ration to promote develop- away from home for the first time Brazilian playmaker Kaka scored Brazil’s lone goal in the 43rd condition in detail, but the quarterback’s ment. in 15 World Cup matches, beating minute, helping his club earn a 1-0 victory over Croatia. only major injuries were to his face: a broken Call Ori Polkinghore at 463- Togo 2-1 in the same group. 0451 or contact by e-mail at upper and lower jaw, a loss of two teeth, a [email protected] for a Brazil, trying to win a record session and relying on the defen- Croatia limited Brazil to a hand- broken nose, broken facial bones and various brochure. Registration is also sixth championship, got a string of sive midfield pairing of Emerson ful of long-range shots, and captain cuts and bruises. available the first day of camp saves from goalkeeper Dida at the and Ze Roberto to win the ball back Niko Kovac initiated a handful of starting at 8:30 a.m. Jaw injuries can vary greatly in nature Olympic Stadium, while Ronaldo when moves broke down. attacks before going off with an and, because of the rather limited protection was taken off in the 69th after a Brazil’s play faded midway injury in the 40th. provided by a football helmet, have the See DIGEST, Page A7 below-par performance. through the first half under tough Brazil started well, hogging pos- Croatian tackling. See WORLD CUP, Page A8 See Steelers, Page A8 THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL SPORTS WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14, 2006 – A-7

GOLF | 2006 U.S. OPEN Tiger seeking perfect Father’s Day gift Athletes and Woods entering and catch the back nine of the running high if Woods finds and that it was a tribute to U.S. Open. That’s usually how himself in contention on the “make sure all fathers are rec- motorcycles first major since it worked when I was growing back nine Sunday at Winged ognized and appreciated.” up.” Foot, a scenario that will be His personal tribute is not father’s death It didn’t always work out in difficult to ignore with a Nike so much to win, but to com- his favor. He didn’t always commercial that begins airing pete, which is all his father this week. ever asked. a bad combo By DOUG FERGUSON win. Oh, but he tried, as he The Associated Press does now. Set to the music of The “I’m here to compete and play and try to win this cham- By TIM DAHLBERG crashed his last year and MAMARONECK, N.Y. — The U.S. Open always ends Zombies (“This Will Be Our on Father’s Day, an occasion Year”), the commercial shows pionship,” he said, his first The Associated Press was hurt so badly that his One of Tiger Woods’ greatest some two dozen pictures and time speaking to reporters The list is startling, main- young career was in jeop- thrills was winning on that rarely has taken on such significance in the days lead- video clips of Woods and his since his father died. “I know ly because it is so long. ardy. Father’s Day. ing up to this major. father, some of them on the that Dad would still want me Jason Williams may Steelers coach Bill It was a tradition in the Woods is coming off a golf course, one scene of Earl to go out there and grind and never play in the NBA again Cowher used the Winslow Woods’ household when he nine-week break from golf, Woods hitting balls into a net give it my best, and that’s because he couldn’t stay off accident to caution his quar- was young. The son would the longest of his career. He in their garage as Tiger sits in what I always do. That’s what his motorcycle. terback, apparently to no play 18 holes with his father at hasn’t hit a meaningful shot a chair waiting his turn, I will certainly try to do this A ride on his bike in a avail. Navy Golf Course in Long since Sunday afternoon at twirling a club in his hands. week.” parking lot cost Kellen Maybe he should have Beach, Calif., then they would Augusta National when he “To Dad, and fathers every- He looks at it no different Winslow Jr. $3 million and tacked up a list of athletes go home to watch the conclu- finished three shots behind where,” is the message at the from any other major. nearly his career with the injured in motorcycle crash- sion of the U.S. Open. Phil Mickelson in the Masters. end of the 30-second spot. Woods was on the first tee Cleveland Browns. es above Roethlisberger’s “Father’s Day was actually Earl Woods — his father, best Woods said the commercial at Winged Foot as the sun was Dennis Rodman wrecked locker to get his attention. a pretty cool day,” Woods said friend, teacher and role model was in the works well before just beginning to climb over his twice, the second time in Topping that list would Tuesday. “I would always try — died a month later of can- his father took a turn for the the tree-lined fairways. front of a strip club for be Williams who, like to beat my dad on the golf cer at age 74. worse over the Christmas hol- added effect. Roethlisberger, had the world at his feet after a fine course, then come back home Emotions are sure to be idays and never improved, See WOODS, Page A8 And now Ben Roethlisberger is in a rookie season with the Pittsburgh hospital recover- Chicago Bulls. COMMUNITY DIGEST — CONTINUED FROM PAGE A-6 ing after seven hours of Shortly after the season ended, Williams crashed his team is guaranteed three games. ing group workouts in a fun, non-com- surgery for a broken jaw, Ukiah Golf Junior Open nose and who knows what new motorcycle into a light July 12 An arm wrestling tournament, rodeo, petitive format. Signups start May 15 for the Ukiah demolition derby and street dance For questions or additional informa- Junior Giants, a free baseball pro- else after his bike hit a car. pole, fractured his pelvis, events will all be held at the ballpark tion, call 468-5823. The Ukiah Golf Junior Open is gram starting in mid-July and running Not just any bike. He was tore knee ligaments and throughout the weekend. for six weeks. scheduled for Wednesday, July 12. For more information contact riding the fastest street-legal damaged nerves in his left The tournament matches boys in age ACS 3-on-3 Basketball Signups will be from May 15-June Richard Marks at 445-3432 or Perry 30 at the Redwood Health Club. Call motorcycle you can buy. leg. groups of 17-16, 15-14, 13-12, 11-10, Price at 443-6854 or e-mail Tourney set for June 24 and 9-and-under. Kim Garroute at 462-4501 with ques- Without a helmet. The Bulls released him, [email protected]. tions. Applications and information about The fifth annual American Cancer Not the brightest thing to and the former No. 2 draft the tournament can be obtained at the Mendocino College Society 3-on-3 Tournament will be do. So dumb, in fact, that pick hasn’t played in the Ukiah Municipal Golf Course or by held June 24 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Mendocino College NBA since. calling Paul Shimmin at 468-0501. Annual Youth Soccer the Ukiah High School outdoor courts. even fellow Suzuki Camp June 19-22 Boys and girls from grades six youth and high school Hayabusa riders were shak- The list goes on, littered 26th annual Redwood through nine are welcome to compete football camps ing their heads. with names and lost careers. Mendocino College will hold its in the event, and each team will con- Even the Herminator wasn’t Empire Summer Annual Youth Soccer Camp June 19- sist of 3-4 players. “Wear a helmet on the Basketball Camp 22 from 9 a.m. - noon each day. Each player will be required to raise Mendocino College will host a youth field, but not on a bike?? immune, breaking both legs The camp is for boys and girls ages $30 in sponsorship donations, with all football camp from July 10-14 and a Makes no sense to me,” one in a 2001 wreck and nearly Open to boys and girls ages 7-17, 6-13 and will be put on by Mendocino proceeds helping to fight cancer. high school football camp on July 21. losing one. the Redwood Empire Summer College Soccer and held at the Registration forms are due June 15. Both camps will be held at wrote on a ‘Busa message Basketball Camp will take place at the Mendocino football stadium. Fee for For more information call Matt Ferrick Mendocino College from 4:30 p.m. - 7 board. Olympic skier Hermann Ukiah High School gym from 9:30 the camp is $60 and the camp is lim- at 485-8270 or the ACS office at 462- p.m. each day, and the cost is $90. Doesn’t make much Maier was told he would a.m. to 3 p.m. on June 26-30. ited to 60 participants. 7643 x3. This is a full contact camp for ages 6- sense to anyone, especially never walk again, though he Each day is filled with fundamental The camp is geared towards recre- 14. ational level players and includes indi- The high school camp will run from the Pittsburgh Steelers, who came back to win two skill progression drills, easy to under- Mendocino College stand instruction, as well as games vidual skill and team strategy in a 11 a.m. - 3 p.m., the cost is $25, and lectured their young quarter- medals this year at the Turin and fun competitions. motivating, positive, and fun environ- Commuter Volleyball it is a position specific camp for high back to no avail about his Games. Participants can pre-register at the ment. Camp Aug. 7-11 school age football players. City of Ukiah Community Services Staff includes Mendocino College Any questions about either camp motorcycle habits. Of Whether Roethlisberger head women’s soccer coach Duncan Department. Tuition will cost $160 in Mendocino College is offering a can be directed to Mike Mari at 707- course, had the Steelers can come back won’t be McMartin and college level players. 468-3098. advance, or $175 at the door. Call McMartin at 468-3006, e-mail commuter volleyball camp in shown some backbone and known for months, maybe For information, please call the him at [email protected]. Mendocino county the week of Aug. 7- years. Community Services Department at 11. put a clause in The registration form can be down- To place an announcement in the At the age of 24, 463-6714 or come to 411 West Clay loaded at www.mendocino.edu and The camp is divided into two ses- Roethlisberger’s contract St., Monday through Friday, from 8 sions: Grades 7-9 from 9:30 a.m. - “Community Sports Digest,” contact Roethlisberger seemed to scholarships are available by calling The Ukiah Daily Journal Sports prohibiting motorcycle rid- a.m. to 5 p.m. 468-5088. 12:30 p.m. and Grades 10-12 from 1:30 p.m. - 4:30 p.m. Department by phone at 468-3518. ing, he might not be in the have everything. The camp will be held at Mendocino You may also mail your listing to 590 hospital today. He was rich, loved by Weaverville Mens Slow 2006 Ukiah Triathlon College and run by local coaches. Fee S. School Street, Ukiah, Calif., 95482, Taking hits from Ray Steelers fans and already Pitch Softball for the camp is $80 and the camp will e-mail it to [email protected], or Training Sessions limit the numbe of participants. For fax it to us at 468-3544. Because the Lewis can ruin your day. had one Super Bowl ring on Tournament July 1-2 more information and a brochure call “Community Sports Digest” is a FREE Taking them from a his finger. Triathlon coach and personal trainer Ed Schweitzer at 462-3382. service, no guarantees can be made The James Hill Trucking Softball Mike Cannon will be conducting a on the frequency of a listing’s appear- Chrysler New Yorker can Though there’s no evi- Club will be hosting a mens Slow custom 14-week training program in ance in The Daily Journal. To assure ruin your life. dence Roethlisberger was Pitch Tournament the weekend of July preparation for the 2006 Ukiah Ukiah Junior Giants your event maximum publicity, please speeding, the urge to ride 1st and 2nd at Lowden Park in Triathlon. contact either our classified (468- Joey Porter had it right Weaverville. The program is designed for all lev- baseball program set for 3535) or display advertising (468- last year when asked about and the feeling that you’re The entry fee is $250 and every els and offers weekly Saturday morn- July-August 3510) departments. his quarterback riding indestructible can be a bad motorcycles. combination. SCOREBOARD “What I say about motor- Roethlisberger was cycles is that concrete is lucky to escape with his life. Friday, June 23 5:10 p.m. 2006 WORLD CUP Togo vs. France, Noon Seattle (Pineiro 5-6) at Oakland (Haren 5-5), 7:05 undefeated,” Porter said. If he had only listened Switzerland vs. South Korea, Noon p.m. Kansas City (Redman 2-4) at L.A. Angels NHL PLAYOFFS Unfortunately, there’s a when former Steelers great FIRST ROUND GROUP H W L T GF GA Pts (Escobar 5-7), 7:05 p.m. STANLEY CUP FINALS Saudi Arabia 0 0 0 0 0 0 lot of athletes who can’t Terry Bradshaw gave him GROUP A W L T GF GA Pts Spain 0 0 0 0 0 0 NATIONAL LEAGUE (Best-of-7) Germany 1 0 0 4 2 3 Tunisia 0 0 0 0 0 0 Carolina vs. Edmonton seem to figure that out. the simplest advice last sea- Ecuador 1 0 0 2 0 3 Monday, June 5: Carolina 5, Edmonton 4 Ukraine 0 0 0 0 0 0 East Division W L Pct GB Roethlisberger was one of son. Costa Rica 0 1 0 2 4 0 Wednesday, June 14 Wednesday, June 7: Carolina 5, Edmonton 0 Poland 0 1 0 0 2 0 New York 39 23.629 — Saturday, June 10: Edmonton 2, Carolina 1 Spain vs. Ukraine, 6 a.m. Philadelphia 33 30.524 6 1/2 those, insisting on riding his “Ride it when you retire,” Friday, June 9 Tunisia vs. Saudi Arabia, 9 a.m. Monday, June 12: Carolina 2, Edmonton 1, Germany 4, Costa Rica 2 Atlanta 30 34.469 10 Carolina leads series 3-1 Monday, June 19 Washington 30 35.462 10 1/2 bike even after Winslow Bradshaw said. Ecuador 2, Poland 0 Saudi Arabia vs. Ukraine, 9 a.m. Wednesday, June 14: Edmonton at Carolina, 5 Wednesday, June 14 Florida 23 37.383 15 p.m. Spain vs. Tunisia, Noon Central Division W L Pct GB Poland at Germany, 3 p.m. Friday, June 23 Saturday, June 17: Carolina at Edmonton, 5 p.m., Thursday, June 15 St. Louis 37 25.597 — if necessary Ukraine vs. Tunisia, 7 a.m. Cincinnati 36 28.563 2 Ecuador vs. Costa Rica, 6 a.m. Saudi Arabia vs. Spain, 7 a.m. Monday, June 19: Edmonton at Carolina, 5 p.m., Tuesday, June 20 Houston 32 32.500 6 if necessary Milwaukee 31 34.477 7 1/2 Ecuador at Germany, 7 a.m. SECOND ROUND Costa Rica vs. Poland, 7 a.m. Chicago 26 36.419 11 Saturday, June 24 Pittsburgh 25 39.391 13 GROUP B W L T GF GA Pts Game 49 West Division W L Pct GB UKIAH SPEEDWAY England 1 0 0 1 0 3 Group A winner vs. Group B second place, 8 a.m. Los Angeles 35 28.556 — Sweden 0 0 1 0 0 1 Game 50 Arizona 34 29.540 1 Trinidad 0 0 1 0 0 1 Group C winner vs. Group D second place, Noon San Diego 32 31.508 3 2006 POINTS STANDINGS AS OF 5/28 Paraguay 0 1 0 0 1 0 Sunday, June 25 San Francisco 32 31.508 3 Modifieds Points Saturday, June 10 Game 51 Colorado 31 32.492 4 1. Noel McCormack, Jr. 851 England 1, Paraguay 0 Group B winner vs. Group A second place, 8 a.m. 2. Corey James 775 Trinidad and Tobago 0, Sweden 0, tie Game 52 Tuesday’s Games 3. Clay Caturegli 766 Thursday, June 15 Group D winner vs. Group C second place, Noon Atlanta 1, Florida 4 4. Dustin Derosier 683 England vs. Trinidad and Tobago, 9 a.m. Monday, June 26 St. Louis 2, Pittsburgh 1 5. Paul Pedroncelli, Jr. 458 Sweden vs. Paraguay, Noon Game 53 N.Y. Mets 9, Philadelphia 7 6. Steve Taylor 345 Tuesday, June 20 Group E winner vs. Group F second place, 8 a.m. Colorado 9, Washington 2 7. Derrick Crayford 338 Sweden vs. England, Noon Game 54 Milwaukee 6, Cincinnati 4 8. R.J. Randall 336 Paraguay vs. Trinidad and Tobago, Noon Group G winner vs. Group H second place, Noon Houston 6, Chicago Cubs 1 9. Drew Foster 322 Best Tuesday, June 27 San Francisco at Arizona, 6:40 p.m. 10. Steve McLean 312 GROUP C W L T GF GA Pts Game 55 L.A. Dodgers at San Diego, 7:05 p.m. Sandwiches Emancipator Argentina 1 0 0 2 1 3 Group F winner vs. Group E second place, 8 a.m. Late Models Points Netherlands 1 0 0 1 0 3 Game 56 Wednesday’s Games 1. Mike Lovell 774 in Town Ivory Coast 0 1 0 1 2 0 Group H winner vs. Group G second place, Noon Milwaukee (Villanueva 0-0) at Cincinnati (Ramirez 2. Dustin Knight 697 Doppelbock Serbia-Montenegro 0 1 0 0 1 0 2-5), 9:35 a.m. 3. Loren Powers, Sr. 571 Saturday, June 10 QUARTERFINALS Atlanta (Thomson 2-6) at Florida (Willis 3-6), 4:05 4. Corey James 474 FAST 750 ml Bottles Argentina 2, Ivory Coast 1 Friday, June 30 p.m. 5. Jeremy Donahoo 473 Sunday, June 11 Game 57 St. Louis (Ponson 4-1) at Pittsburgh (Duke 4-6), 6. Kevin Ostern 318 FRIENDLY SERVICE Still Available Netherlands 1, Serbia-Montenegro 0 Game 49 winner vs. Game 50 winner, 8 a.m. 4:05 p.m. 7. Sean Caturegli 308 Friday, June 16 Game 58 Colorado (BKim 3-4) at Washington (Armas 6-3), 8. Mike Neilson 263 Argentina vs. Serbia-Montenegro, 6 a.m. Game 53 winner vs. Game 54 winner, Noon 4:05 p.m. 9. Forrest Keucker 152 102 S. State St. Ukiah Netherlands vs. Ivory Coast, 9 a.m. Saturday, July 1 N.Y. Mets (O.Hernandez 4-5) at Philadelphia 462-8849 Wednesday, June 21 Game 59 (Myers 4-2), 4:05 p.m. Bombers Points Netherlands vs. Argentina, Noon Game 51 winner vs. Game 52 winner, 8 a.m. Houston (Oswalt 5-3) at Chicago Cubs (Rusch 2- 1. Ron Duke, Sr. 805 152 Talmage Rd., Ukiah 468-5898 Ivory Coast vs. Serbia-Montenegro, Noon Game 60 6), 5:05 p.m. 2. Jared Martin 787 Game 55 winner vs. Game 56 winner, Noon San Francisco (Cain 4-5) at Arizona (Vargas 6-3), 3. Andy Vanderveer 765 GROUP D W L T GF GA Pts 6:40 p.m. 4. Derek Lovell 737 Mexico 1 0 0 3 1 3 SEMIFINALS L.A. Dodgers (Penny 7-1) at San Diego 5. Tom Luchese 457 Portugal 1 0 0 1 0 3 (Thompson 2-2), 7:05 p.m. 6. Jason Mavrakis 425 Angola 0 1 0 0 1 0 Tuesday, July 4 Game 57 winner vs. Game 58 winner, Noon 7. George Mavrakis 407 Iran 010 1 3 0 8. Cory Carlson 226 Sunday, June 11 Wednesday, July 5 Game 59 winner vs. Game 60 winner, Noon 9. Darren Wilson 168 Mexico 3, vs. Iran 1 NBA PLAYOFFS 10. Tom Andrews 95 Portugal 1, Angola 0 THIRD PLACE Friday, June 16 NBA FINALS Bandoleros Points Mexico vs. Angola, Noon Saturday, July 8 1. Trevor Cristiani 895 Saturday, June 17 Semifinal losers, Noon (Best-of-7) 2. Logan Kessinger 508 Portugal vs. Iran, 6 a.m. Dallas vs. Miami 3. Alex Andrews 387 Wednesday, June 21 CHAMPIONSHIP Thursday, June 8: Dallas 90, Miami 80 4. Jeremy Doss 110 Portugal vs. Mexico, 7 a.m. Sunday, June 11: Dallas 99, Miami 85, Dallas Sunday, July 9 leads series 2-0 Iran vs. Angola, 7 a.m. Semifinal winners, 11 a.m. Real Stocks Points Tuesday, June 13: Dallas at Miami, 9 p.m. 1. Mikey Lovell 882 GROUP E W L T GF GA Pts Thursday, June 15: Dallas at Miami, 6 p.m. 2. A.J. Randall 749 Czech Republic 1 0 0 3 0 3 Sunday, June 18: Dallas at Miami, 6 p.m., if nec- 3. Anthony McCoy 431 Italy 1 0 0 2 0 3 MLB essary 4. Branden Powers 412 Ghana 0 1 0 0 2 0 Tuesday, June 20: Miami at Dallas, 6 p.m., if nec- 5. Danny Helm 363 United States 010 0 3 0 essary 6. Brandon Brown 325 Monday, June 12 AMERICAN LEAGUE Thursday, June 22: Miami at Dallas, 6 p.m., if 7. Chelsea Lovell 90 Czech Republic 3, United States 0 necessary 8. Travis Brown 94 Italy 2, Ghana 0 East Division W L Pct GB Saturday, June 17 Boston 36 25.590 — Czech Republic vs. Ghana, 9 a.m. New York 35 26.574 1 Italy vs. United States, Noon Toronto 34 29.540 3 Thursday, June 22 Baltimore 30 35.462 8 Czech Republic vs. Italy, 7 a.m. Tampa Bay 26 38.406 11 1/2 Lake and Mendocino Co. Ghana vs. United States, 7 a.m. Central Division W L Pct GB Detroit 41 23.641 — GROUP F W L T GF GA Pts Chicago 39 24.619 1 1/2 Australia 1 0 0 3 1 3 Cleveland 30 32.484 10 Brazil 1 0 0 1 0 3 Minnesota 28 34.452 12 Croatia 0 1 0 0 1 0 Kansas City 16 46.258 24 LARGEST Japan 0 1 0 1 3 0 West Division W L Pct GB Monday, June 12 Texas 34 30.531 — Australia 3, Japan 1 Oakland 32 31.508 1 1/2 ~ PICK-UP ACCESSORIES ~ Tuesday, June 13 Seattle 31 34.477 3 1/2 At Berlin Los Angeles 28 35.444 5 1/2 Brazil 1, Croatia 0 Sunday, June 18 Tuesday’s Games Japan vs. Croatia, 6 a.m. Detroit 7, Tampa Bay 1 Lakeport Camper Brazil vs. Australia, 9 a.m. N.Y.Yankees 1, Cleveland 0 Thursday, June 22 Toronto 7, Baltimore 1 Japan vs. Brazil, Noon Chicago White Sox 5, Texas 2 Croatia vs. Australia, Noon Boston at Minnesota, 5:10 p.m. Seattle at Oakland, 7:05 p.m. GROUP G W L T GF GA Pts Kansas City at L.A. Angels, 7:05 p.m. Featuring South Korea 1 0 0 2 1 3 France 0 0 1 0 0 1 Wednesday’s Games Switzerland 0 0 1 0 0 1 Tampa Bay (Hendrickson 3-7) at Detroit Togo 0 1 0 1 2 0 (Bonderman 6-4), 4:05 p.m. Tuesday, June 13 Cleveland (J.Johnson 3-6) at N.Y.Yankees South Korea 2, Togo 1 (R.Johnson 7-5), 4:05 p.m. France 0, Switzerland 0, tie Baltimore (R.Lopez 4-7) at Toronto (Downs 1-0), Sunday, June 18 4:07 p.m. France vs. South Korea, Noon Chicago White Sox (Vazquez 7-3) at Texas Monday, June 19 (Padilla 5-4), 5:05 p.m. Monday - Friday 8am - 5pm •263-7755 Togo vs. Switzerland, 6 a.m. Boston (Clement 5-4) at Minnesota (Radke 4-7), A-8 – WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14, 2006 SPORTS THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL

NHL | 2006 STANLEY CUP FINALS Hurricane warning Everything going series. They’re running out of first time all season. time to fix a power play that Only one team in NHL Carolina’s way at can’t seem to do anything history has come back to win right. Even their charter flight the Stanley Cup after trailing Stanley Cup finals was a bit of a struggle. 3-1 in the finals — the 1942 The aircraft had mechani- Toronto Maple Leafs, who By PAUL NEWBERRY cal problems before taking actually overcame a 3-0 The Associated Press off, which forced the Oilers deficit with four straight wins RALEIGH, N.C. — The to wait around another 2 1/2 against Detroit. Carolina Hurricanes returned hours and pushed back their Then again, coach Craig home all fresh and ready to arrival on Tobacco Road to MacTavish feels the go, clearly intent on bringing early evening. Hurricanes might be feeling a the Stanley Cup final to a “It’s a long trip anyway, few jitters now that they’re at speedy conclusion. and that’s just something else the cusp of the cup. Only a About three hours later, to deal with,” said captain handful of Carolina players the Edmonton Oilers finally Jason Smith. — Recchi, Aaron Ward, Cory arrived at their hotel, strag- While the eighth-seeded Stillman — have hoisted gling off the bus in flip-flops Oilers managed three straight hockey’s greatest prize. and blue jeans with a tired, upsets against higher-ranked “That’s a tough game to glassy look in their eyes. teams to reach the finals, they win when you’re trying to A contrast in appearances now face the potential of a win the Stanley Cup for the that summed up the state of season-ending game for the first time,” MacTavish said. this series. Carolina seems to have everything going its way. A hot goaltender. A command- ing lead. A chance to hoist the cup at home if it can win Game 5 Wednesday night in File Photo front of its rabid ’Caniac Tiger Woods will be seeking his first major of the year beginning Thursday at fans. Winged Foot in New York. Woods’ father, Earl, died in May at the age of 74. The 4 1/2-hour flight from Alberta to North Carolina? two months. was ready. Right on time, of course. Woods “What was Tiger’s Emotionally, the burden of “It was kind of a long answer?” he said. “Does he memories turned into a bless- day,” said Mark Recchi, who Continued from Page A7 feel like it was a problem? I’m ing. scored the winning goal in hoping he does.” “One of the hardest things Swing coach Hank Haney Once the laughter subsided, for me, in all honesty, was to the Hurricanes’ 2-1 victory in said something that made him Game 4. “But it wasn’t too Mickelson offered a more get back to the game of golf laugh so hard that he was still serious assessment. because a lot of my memories bad.” smiling over a 6-iron that Then there’s the Oilers. “I’ve never seen a tourna- — great memories that I have File Photo never left the flag and settled ment where he has not been with my dad — are at the golf They’re facing a 3-1 Eric Staal and the Carolina Hurricanes are only one 12 feet from the cup. A few deficit in the best-of-seven prepared to win, unfortunate- course,” he said. “Any time win away from the franchise’s first Stanley Cup win. holes later, a fan with a motor- ly,” he said. “I would expect you take time off and start driven camera set off a series him to be 100 percent because back, you always work on of clicks in his back swing. he’s had a lot of time now to your fundamental — grip, mally, although the QB has a about Roethlisberger’s foot- Woods backed off and glared, work on his game and get posture, stance, alignment. Steelers concussion. ball future until he is out of hooked his 3-wood into the sharp and focus in on just this Well, that’s what I learned “He is awake, alert, orient- rough and cursed the cameras one tournament. I think he’s from Dad. So from that stand- the hospital. According to under his breath. Continued from Page A6 ed and is resting with his going to be very sharp this point, it was a little more dif- family by his side,” Jones Jones, Roethlisberger could That part hasn’t changed. week.” ficult than I had expected. potential to sideline a player said during a news briefing, be released in three to five What to expect when the And history is on Woods’ “Then again,” he said, for a lengthy period. But the which reporters were not days. U.S. Open begins Thursday side, although certainly not at breaking into a smile, “it surgeons who operated on allowed to ask questions. Roethlisberger’s accident remains to be seen. this venue. brought back so many great Roethlisberger for seven “It’s his first one back for a The 24-year-old set off debate around the NFL Woods didn’t touch a club memories. As I was grinding hours Monday said all of his Roethlisberger, the youngest long and time, and it’s going for a month during the and getting ready, it was also fractures were successfully quarterback to win a Super whether teams should take to be hard for him because of Christmas holidays, when he one of the great times to repaired. Bowl, was initially listed in additional contractual safe- his father passing away,” spent most of his time in remember all the lessons — If that is the case, then serious but stable condition guards to prevent their key defending champion Michael California with his father. He life lessons — Dad taught Roethlisberger might miss following the accident. players from participating in Campbell said. “We obviously took a six-week break from me.” part or most of training camp feel for Tiger. I believe he’s Considering that hazardous behavior. tournament golf, and returned He now tries to put those but could be ready for the Roethlisberger wasn’t wear- going to benefit from it. He’s to win the Buick Invitational. lessons to work again. They Sept. 7 opener against ing a helmet while riding his A standard NFL player’s going to say, ’Look, he’s still Three years ago, he missed have carried him to 48 victo- Miami. For the Steelers, who 2005 Suzuki Hayabusa, a contract prohibits any offsea- with me, not in the physical eight weeks recovering from ries and 10 major champi- would otherwise go into the model that weighs less than son activity that can be harm- space but somehow connect- knee surgery and won the onships. And the biggest les- season with backup Charlie 600 pounds but can easily ful, but not all players have ed,’ so it’s going to empower Buick Invitational in his first son is to block out everything Batch and rookie Omar reach 200 miles per hour in a clauses for activities such as him somehow more than any- start. around him — watching his Jacobs at quarterback, that is modified state, the Steelers thing else.”’ But that’s his home course father’s health deteriorate, the best possible scenario realize how much worse the motorcycle riding, all-terrain Mickelson, trying to join on the PGA Tour, one that standing at his grave site, after an accident that left accident could have been. vehicle riding and skydiving. Woods as the only players in doesn’t have 6-inch rough and tending to his mother in the huge splotches of Coach Bill Cowher has Roethlisberger’s contract the last 50 years to win three severely contoured greens. weeks after the funeral — and Roethlisberger’s dried blood said nothing publicly since apparently did not, probably straight majors, still views The hard part for Woods chart his way around a U.S. on a city street. making a hasty return to because the Steelers had no him as the man to beat. Lefty was simply putting a club in Open course. Dr. Larry Jones, the chief Pittsburgh from a North was asked for his perspective his hand. He went “well over “I’m there to compete, I’m of Mercy Hospital’s trauma Carolina vacation on Monday indication he indulged in on how hard it is to play a a month” without so much as there to win the tournament, unit, said Roethlisberger’s night, and it is unlikely any motorcycle riding before U.S. Open without being tour- hitting a ball, and had no and all my energy is going brain was functioning nor- team official will comment signing him in 2004. nament-tested in more than timetable to return until he toward that,” Woods said.

almost went ahead in the 23rd soared over the defensive wall World Cup minute when Tranquillo and past Agassa’s outstretched Barnetta sent a free kick into arm. Continued from Page A6 the area. Moments before, Togo cap- But Philippe Senderos and tain Jean-Paul Abalo received Three minutes later, Cafu WAKE UP! WAKE UP! WAKE UP! Alexander Frei both failed to his second yellow card of the picked out Kaka on the edge get a touch and the ball hit the match and was ejected after of the area and the playmaker post. bringing down Korean for- took one touch to knock the France lost to Senegal and ward Park Ji-Sung just outside ball past Niko Kranjcar and Denmark at the last World the penalty area. another to steady himself Cup and left after the first Meet the editor before sending a left-footed round. shot past goalkeeper Stipe Ahn Jung-hwan scored the Pletikosa. winning goal in the 72nd Ukiah Daily Journal Editor K.C. “I personally had a good minute for South Korea, start in the World Cup. I which faced a team that near- Meadows wants to meet you. Head scored a goal, participated in ly played in Frankfurt without Air Conditioning Tune Up several moves,” Kaka said. a coach. $49.00 down to Schat’s Courthouse Bakery “The second half was espe- Togo made its chaotic • Free Duct leakage test.* cially difficult, because we debut at the World Cup with • Free refrigerant charge.* 113 W. Perkins Street Thursday had trouble getting organized • Free report showing system coach Otto Pfister quitting efficiency. and suffered a lot on the left Friday and then returning for morning at 7 a.m. to discuss side.” the match. 539-S Main St. Ukiah • 462-2021 * To qualify you must be a PG&E rate payer. Approved by The last time the French The 68-year-old German the California Public Utility Commission. current events, give her story ideas, team scored in a World Cup had left the team earlier in the game was when it beat Brazil week because of a dispute respond to stories you’ve read in 3-0 to win the 1998 final in between his players and the Paris. country’s soccer federation the Daily Journal, or just chat. Switzerland also held over bonuses. France to draws in two quali- “This situation is definitely fying games. very hard,” defender Toure “We know that team all too Assimiou said. “You’re in the Groups of local residents have had well,” France coach Raymond World Cup for the first time Domenech said. “It’s the sort and then something like this K.C. Meadows rousing conversations of match we expected. We happens.” Editor about education, could have beaten them in the “I’m so very happy that the Ukiah Daily Journal first half. They could have South Korean team played transportation, won the match in the second here in Europe and won this half. match,” Ahn said. child rearing, “This was a high-level Togo went up 1-0 in the match from both teams.” 31st minute. supervisors’ salaries Despite being forced to Mohammed Kader trapped play as a lone striker in the ball on his thigh and and more. Stuttgart, Thierry Henry came almost immediately shot close with three shots and a home from 15 yards at an header in the first half. acute angle. French midfielder Zinedine The ball went in the far side Zidane’s deft touches on the beyond goalkeeper Lee- attack set up the best French Woon-jae. moves. Lee-Chun-soo had tied it in Switzerland, however, the 54th with a free kick that THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL FORUM WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14, 2006 – A-9

don’t change the way we because we would all look would be taken advantage of. I one Democrat and one Green. sions is essential to our think. People also say that the same and that takes away know this because I myself Then on May 9 I received nation’s continued well being. Letters kids would quit thinking the individuality that us kids have spent time in prison and another Democrat ballot. We must not allow that about what they’re wearing have. We wouldn’t like wear- I’ve seen the way the prison- Each one states in red warn- guarantee to be eroded. Continued from Page A-4 but they will still worry about ing the same thing everyday. ers use and abuse the weaker ing “warning: voting twice Robert Axt uniforms. The uniforms take We like choosing our own and more gullible inmates. constitutes a crime.” I will Calpella Thank you away creativity, make it more clothes at night or in the His mother and father live in only vote once but it makes Fed up To the Editor: expensive and take away cul- morning. Most school stu- Sonora, Michuoacan, Mexico. me concerned about the elec- The following letters were tural expression. What we are dents are mature enough to He has no way of talking to toral process in the county. To the Editor: sent from Frank Zeek school going to do to help prevent choose clothes for school that them and I fear that if he is David Conn Has anyone else been find- children to Grandma Bev, uniforms is we are going to are comfortable and don’t sent to prison it will be his Potter Valley ing it difficult to get a their foster classroom grand- write a petition on a white T- show cleavage. Some people final trip. I also fear that if he response to a human voice parent and submitted to the shirt and have all the students say that uniforms improve doesn’t get the necessary Don’t use our when trying to get informa- Daily Journal by John Evan and teachers that are against grades and stop crime in the treatment, then his condition tion on a product, a provider, Murphy. uniforms sign the shirt. We school, but we don’t think will only worsen. Constitution a bill paying or any of the can also make banners and uniforms do any of that. I hope you print this letter that way others who might be out Dear Grandma Bev, put them up around the Wearing different clothing in your Journal in hopes that a there? They are not interested I appreciate the things you school telling people we can’t change what’s inside of family member will see it and To the Editor: in you but only the money do for us like when you don’t want uniforms. you or what you do. We don’t have pity on G.V. and take I was dismayed to learn you provide them. I have paid brought in pumpkin pie and Brianne Vieira and Lily want them because we can’t him and provide for him what that our administration is pro- MCI for three years now and when you brought in pretty Butzow pick out our own clothes that he truly needs. Thank you for moting a Constitutional when I called them to see flowers. When you’re in here 6th Grade Language Arts we want to wear, we would reading this letter. Amendment banning gay why they have blocked my you really do feel like my Eagle Peak Middle all look the same, and our Timothy Ray Shoemaker marriage. It is not that I am phone number to people that grandma. I appreciate when I School parents would have to spend Mendocino County Jail for or against gay marriage. I I did not put a block on, they wasn’t feeling good and you more money. We can sign a am for the right of all citizens tell me I have no service with walked me to the office and To the Editor: paper to show how much we Needs assist to make their own moral them, yet I have a bill from told me to close my eyes and Students don’t want school don’t like them, and make choices, whether I agree with them, a customer invoice dream a good thought. uniforms because they make signs and hang them up. on crime them or not. That, I was number and an address to you feel like you have no Some parents are against this taught, is the most profound Breeana Navarro To the Editor: mail the bill to. If this be the Dear Grandma Bev, freedom. Also most people and will sign a waiver for principle on which our nation case, my question is where is don’t want to look alike. I’m their kids. My community can help was founded, and is the rea- I like when you help me me by coming to me and my money going that I am with my homework. I like to against school uniforms Bobbie Burns son for the separation of mailing to them? I believe because it’s sometimes Marissa Eaquinto reporting any crime they see church and state. So I work on projects with you. I and write down names, where that somebody needs to have fun with you in the class- expensive. They make you 6th Grade Language Arts googled up the U.S. investigate them. We as a feel like your going to work. it happened, what they did, Constitution and reread it, room. I think you are special where they live, the time it public do not seem to have because you care for me and Believe me kids already feel Not so dense paying particular attention to the right to access the money like they’re going to work by happened. the 27 amendments. Of the you help the class. You teach Sara Renee Shelton people. Also, people working me all new tricks I like it when going to school and it gets To the Editor: 27, nine address government in the offices in Sacramento annoying after awhile. First Room No.19 and electoral procedures. The you come to field trips like I believe that there is good Frank Zeek School who have representatives Grace Hudson and the of all I wouldn’t want uni- and bad in all nationalities. others are all about citizens’ working and being paid for Redwood Valley Outdoor forms because it feels like Here is what happened to rights ... describing them, and not responding to the Education Project. I hope you you have no freedom and some of our family: we were guaranteeing them, and votes when they are left a come back to school. Thank your personality is being looking for an apartment or Why am I expanding them to include all message! And they want our you, Grandma Bev for every- taken away. I don’t like the any lower income place to receiving multiple men and women born here or vote, well start earning them! thing. fact that students parents are rent. We went to several naturalized. Only one, (No. I am tired of all the govern- Luke trying to make kids wear the lower income places. Five of voting ballots? 18, Prohibition) took a right ment bureaucracy in the sys- Dear Grandma Bev, same thing everyday. Then it them had Hispanic managers. away.. ,and 14 years later tem taxing us to death and I liked it when you brought makes you feel like you have Each of them said the apart- To the Editor: No. 23 repealed No. 18. Our not even having the common flowers and we would learn to do everything alike. I don’t ment (which used to be On April 18, 2006 I Constitutional guarantee of decency to respond to our about them and when I look at think it’s allright that the par- hotels) were all rented. changed my voter registration the peoples’ rights to choose correspondence. a picture you would tell me ents think just because our Afterward all of the rentals from Green to Democrat. On their own way of life and to BJ Goins about it and you always let me clothes change our grades were rented to Hispanics. Do May 8 I received two ballots, make their own moral deci- Ukiah participate in all of the pro- will. Also I wouldn’t wear some Hispanics think we are jects. When I would read sto- them because if you’re trying dense? Thank you for letting ries you would listen and to make gangs stop it’s just me tell you the truth. District staff welcomes and understand the Air Quality when you would help me if I going to make them upset. So Frances Bells Nunley Voice encourages public comment. I Management District and the did not know the answer. what I’m trying to say is that Ukiah find it interesting that this rule adoption process. For very open and public process more information on the Air Thank you Grandma Bev. we don’t want uniforms Continued from Page A-4 Jacob because it takes away person- Hoping to help is being used to make claims Quality Management District Dear Grandma Bev, ality, it’ll make people mad, only occur after District staff that the District is somehow and our proposed regulations, I like that you come in and and things won’t really fellow inmate has conducted the workshops, “out of control” and not please visit our website at help us with the work we need change just because our taken public comment, and responsive to the public. The www.co.mendocino.ca.us/aq to do. I like how you help us clothes do. If middle schools To the Editor: prepared responses to those District and its staff are doing md. with projects. are next to get uniforms My name is Timothy comments. This process actu- what it has been directed to do C. D. “Dean” Wolbach is Zamara Couthren Eagle Peak Middle School Shoemaker and I am writing ally allows for more public - keep our air clean. the Air Pollution Control Dear Grandma Bev, will start a petition to say this letter in regards to an input than the process fol- Hopefully, this information Officer for Mendocino I like it when you listen to kids at our school don’t want inmate an the Mendocino lowed by most agencies. will help the public better County. me. I like it when you teach uniforms. County Jail. His initials are me about teeth. I like it when Jessica McCoy G.V. He is a mental health you help me. I like it when 6th Grade Language Arts candidate and since his incar- you help the class. I like you Redwood Valley ceration I have been helping being in the back. him in here. He has had brain Evan To the Editor: surgery and as a result it has Uniforms are clothes peo- left him nearly blind. He can More about ple have to wear because hardly take care of himself, some people think that every- that is why I’ve taken it upon school uniforms body wearing the same myself to be like a student aid To the Editor: clothes will make people or mentor towards this young smarter. It also wastes money. man. Trying to bring uniforms I fear that this young man into our schools will only This is happening in schools everywhere. We don’t think has been wrongfully accused change our outer appearance and as a result he has been but not who we are on the we should have uniforms because we wouldn’t be able incarcerated. For several days inside. We don’t want uni- he has complained about his forms because elementary to express our own style and creativity, and some people throat swelling up, due to the school students are one thing, surgery he went through. As but middle school students don’t have enough money. We already have clothes that of the date of this letter, no are more mature. We think medical attention has been uniforms take away creativity we like that our parents bought for us. If we had to provided for him. In fact, I and individuality. We think have had to try to translate uniforms make it more get school uniforms it would be to hard for our parents, for him using a expensive because kids want Spanish/English dictionary, other clothes for the week- because we would have to get clothes for home and school. which has been very difficult. ends. Uniforms take away Also, now the courts are cultural expression and they We would also have to be washing clothes everyday. We talking about sending him to are ugly. People say uniforms prison where he for sure make us smarter but they don’t want to wear them

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be as likely spread to the opportunity to look at and Pierce’s plant,” Bengston said. “But NEW STUDY: Fees approve a drop in the fees for with the Glassy-Wing it can the Public Health Laboratory,” Supervisor Kendall Smith infect the plant itself because Continued from Page A-1 Continued from Page A-1 noted. it can pierce the bark itself.” Newsweeklies run few would increase from $35 to The Department of Public itself,” Bengston said. The insects are usually $45, and the cost of neutering a “We realized that we had a Health-Nursing, which primari- transported in plant shipments large dog (over 40 pounds) ly deals with administering vector for the spread of rather than flying across the stories about Hispanics would increase from $55 to Pierce’s disease, and we knew immunizations, however, saw country or counties. “They By SETH SUTEL “This report raises impor- $65. increases for 19 fees, most by it was very urgent to embark Supervisor David Colfax, on a program to control the have wings and can fly fairly AP Business Writer tant issues,” Steve Koepp, 50 percent. For example, most far but they usually move NEW YORK — A study deputy managing editor of chairman of the board, was possible spread of the Glassy- strongly opposed to any immunization fees, such as Winged Sharpshooter,” around on the nursery indus- commissioned by a Hispanic Time, said in a statement. “We those for polio and measles, journalists’ association has welcome the feedback and are increase to the cost for spaying Bengston said. try shipments,” Bengston or neutering an animal, saying mumps, rubella, were raised “You need three things in said. “But we intercept many found that the three main glad to see our cover story on from $10 to $15. Twenty-eight newsweekly magazines ran it was moving in the wrong order to have a serious prob- of them and they are usually the 25 most influential fees remained unchanged in the very few stories about Hispanics commended for its direction. lem: a host, a vector and a dis- dead by the time we find them “Our job here is to minimize proposal. ease.” Hosts are trees and Hispanics last year despite the broad representation of because of the treatments that growing importance of the Hispanics in America. With fees and to serve the public The County Counsel’s fee plants, the vector or carrier is interest,” Colfax said. “My rec- schedule, which had not been the insect and the disease is are used prior to shipment.” Latino population. that story and our recent cover “Sometimes we go out and The five-month study, due on America’s Secret Work ommendation...is to reduce the increased since 2002, was Pierce’s disease in this case. fees for spay and neutering The Glassy-Winged check shipments three to four to be released today, found Force, our goal is to look past approved, bringing the hourly that only 18, or 1.2 percent, of the cultural stereotypes. “ because every time we do a rate for County Counsel legal Sharpshooter vectors the path- times a day just to keep up on spay or neutering we can figure ogenic bacterium which caus- prevention.” the 1,547 stories that appeared Donna Dees, a spokes- services from $110/hour to last year in Time, Newsweek that we’re not going to be gen- es Pierce’s disease in grapes Most of the preventative woman for U.S. News & $140/hour. According to and U.S. News & World erating problems for others. It’s County Counsel Jeanine Nadel, and leaf scorch of almonds methods being used are insect World Report, said in a state- a no brainer.” and oleander, as well as dis- Report were predominantly ment that the magazine’s mis- the county’s rate is still cheaper traps, pesticides and inspec- As for the other departments eases of many other crop and about Latinos. sion was “to help readers of than obtaining outside counsel. tions of ornamental and nurs- Joseph Torres, deputy that had their fee schedules ornamental plants. all backgrounds make sense approved, the increases were Finally, the Probation The insect is one of the ery shipments. “If you get one director of the National of the week’s news events.” Department raised 10 fees. major pest, it can wipe a cer- Association of Hispanic the first in a number of years, largest sharpshooters found in She also noted that the report compensating for the rising cost Chief Probation Officer Wesley California. At about one-half tain type of tree out or plant Journalists, which commis- found that nearly 80 percent sioned the study, said the cov- of services. None of the fee Forman said the increases were inch in length, it is twice as out,” Bengston said. “And it of the magazine’s stories men- increases, however, will cause based on the rising cost of the large as other common erage of Hispanics tended to tioning Latinos were not pre- gets even more difficult with focus on immigration despite revenue to exceed the cost of services. species. “The Blue-Green certain insects because some dominantly about Latinos. service. “As the cost of doing our Sharpshooters are like paper the fact that most are U.S.- of them have over 250 differ- “Interviewees for articles are The Department of Public service increases, we think that airplanes,” Bengston said. born. Of the 18 stories that selected to represent the ent types of hosts they can were mainly about Latinos, 12 Health-Environmental Health, the cost of committing crime “The Glassy-Winged is like a diversity of this country’s eth- under the direction of John B-52.” use.” focused on immigration, the should increase,” Forman said. nic makeup.” Rogers, sought and received fee Usually the disease travels But the future is hopeful study found. The editor of Newsweek The largest difference was a through the vine then to the because of the steps being In those stories, Latinos increases for more than 100 ser- $65 increase in the cost for a magazine, Mark Whitaker, vices. Most food program fees plant itself and eventually taken now. “In the beginning I were often portrayed as a felony pre-sentence investiga- “disruptive force” to U.S. was traveling and couldn’t be for operation and inspection by causes a need to completely didn’t think we had a snow- reached for comment, a tion report, moving from $470 replant the affected areas. But society, Torres said. “That the county’s Public Health- ball’s chance,” Bengston said. spokeswoman said. Environmental Health depart- to $535. The fees are meant to with the Glassy-Winged falls into a stereotypical pat- primarily impact offenders of “But we are buying time and tern,” he said, and “creates a The Hispanic journalists’ ment will increase by 3 percent. Sharpshooter, it bypasses a association has long produced the law, however Forman noted portion of that process. doing a good job controlling false impression of the contri- For example, a restaurant or them with the research that we butions Latinos are making to a separate report on coverage large school kitchen over 650 that, as with the increase in “Luckily before Pierce’s of Hispanics on national net- Juvenile Hall support, moving disease, there hasn’t been a are doing and with the solu- society.” square feet would be charged Torres did say that the work TV news, which has $561, an increase from $545. A from $15 a day to $16 a day, the big problem because the farm- tions we’ve been using.” similarly found that only burden of payment may fall on workers would prune the James Arens can be reached study, which was conducted restaurant under 650 square about 1 percent of those sto- feet, including medium school the juvenile’s parents. leaves so the disease wouldn’t at [email protected]. by researchers at Arizona State University, noted that ries focus on Latinos. kitchens, would be charged All proposals were approved both Time and Newsweek Torres said his organization $361, an increase from $350. by Edward Collins, senior audi- devoted cover stories to planned to do a similar study The largest increase in the tor, before being brought to the Hispanics last year, with Time of newsmagazine coverage department, a 75 percent raise board. For a complete list of tody, Forman said. listing the 25 most influential next year and again in follow- in the cost for transferring own- Vacancies in the depart- new fees or to learn the new fee Probation Hispanics in America and ing years. He said he hoped ership or registration, which for a specific service, contact ment mean an increased case- Newsweek chronicling a this year’s findings would typically takes 45 minutes of serve as a “baseline” for the respective department. Continued from Page A-1 load for the remaining offi- “Latin Power Surge” follow- office work according to Katie Mintz can be reached at cers. Forman said this can ing the election of Antonio future studies. Rogers, saw the cost increase [email protected]. prospective deputies to gain lead to deputies doing little Villaraigosa as mayor of Los Time magazine is owned from $60.73 to $106. the requisite work experience. more than “put out fires” Angeles. by Time Inc., a unit of the Mordhorst also presented the • Willits • 459-NOYO (6696) Hiring from within the when some parolees re- “We praised them for that” Time Warner Inc. media con- fee increases for Public Health- NOYO THEATRE department allows probation glomerate. Newsweek is Laboratory and Public Health- Visit us at our website www.cinemawest.com offend. in the study, Torres said of the INDEPENDENT FILM SERIES 7:00PM WED & THUS ONLY to train prospective deputies Forman said the new hires twin cover stories on owned by The Washington Nursing. In explaining the Returns in August and choose the “cream of the Post Co., and U.S. News & change in laboratory fees, she would boost the morale, espe- Hispanics. “Often there are crop” to work in probation, too few of those stories. ... World report is owned by the mentioned recent changes in CARS cially at juvenile hall, where 6:50 Forman said. Outside of immigration, the real estate developer the operation of the lab, which G “We have to recruit at an counselors have had to take coverage was much better.” Mortimer B. Zuckerman. recently entered into an agree- on additional shifts and work X-Men: Last Stand entry level and hire from ment with Sonoma County. 7:00 PG13 within the department.” he long hours to fulfill their man- According to Mordhorst, said. date. CDF crews in each district are Sonoma County’s lab director Da Vinci Code Forman said all of the new “They’re really looking at preparing for the season based is also now acting as the lab 6:40 PG13 Fire Please call theater recording for wheelchair hires have the qualities and it as a positive,” Forman said. on local fuel and weather con- director for Mendocino County. accessibility information values the Probation ditions. The change was evidenced “They’re looking at taking Continued from Page A-1 Department looks for in some well-deserved vaca- CDF is reminding wildland in the fees for new tests avail- employees. tions.” The opening of fire season homeowners that this is the able as well as changes to other Hiring new staff will allow Staffing is low in many means CDF unit chiefs time to protect their homes fees so that they become more the department to focus on its respond to local conditions by and families and help fire- compatible with the Sonoma primary goals of providing areas of law enforcement in fighters by providing 100 feet County rates. Unlike other community security through Mendocino County. Since the hiring seasonal firefighters of defensible space between departments, the majority of Adv. Tix on Sale SUPERMAN RETURNS (PG-13) # active supervision and making beginning of the year, the and increasing resources such their homes and the surround- fees actually decreased. Adv. Tix on Sale PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN: DEAD sure the court has the informa- Mendocino County Sheriff’s as aircraft, bulldozers, fire ing vegetation. Only four lab fees were MAN'S CHEST (PG-13) # tion necessary to decide Office has hired 15 new crews and staffing facilities For more information on increased, the most being $3 CARS (G) DIG # (1115 200 445) 730 THE BREAK-UP (PG-13) DIG (1200 230 500) 740 whether an individual should employees and is still not on a 24-hour basis. creating a fire-safe home, increases for chlamydia and Estrada said it’s impossible X-MEN 3 (PG-13) DIG (1215 1245 245 315 515 545) 745 be released under the supervi- fully staffed. contact a local CDF office or gonorrhea tests, bringing the OVER THE HEDGE (PG) DIG (1250 255 505) 725

sion of the Probation Ben Brown can be reached at to predict how bad a given fire visit the CDF Web site at charges from $45 to $48. THE DA VINCI CODE (PG-13) DIG (1205 330) 640 Department or remain in cus- [email protected]. season will be, but said that www.fire.ca.gov. . “We’re having the rare Times For 6/14 ©2006 GRADUATION 2006 WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14, 2006 – B-1 Editor: Richard Rosier, 468-3520 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected] Congratulations to local grads!

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A gold Elemen, AA liberal arts; Marianne Nicole LVN to RN certificate; Teresa Leon, AA psy- Meek, AA psychology, social science and stole is included in their regalia for visual recog- English, CA business management, AS agricul- chology; Robin Jean Lewis, AA general studies; speech; Brant Kevin Mesker, AA liberal arts; nition. ture and Carol D. Lima**, AS business and accounting; Virginia Ashlee Meyer*, AA liberal arts; Bobbi Honors: Each graduate with honors receives horticulture, business management; Donna Logan Linthicum, AA Michaelson***PTK, AA music and instrumen- a gold tassel to wear from the cap. Designation Rosalva Erostico, CA business accounting; liberal arts; Magon Lodarski, CA business tal option; Kelli Mihos, AA general studies; of honors in the program is listed for fall gradu- Maria Erostico, AA liberal arts; Maybin and management; Krystal Logan, AA Adam John Milovina, AA general studies; ates only: *Honors (3.16 g.p.a.), ** Deans List Franklin Espy, AA general studies; Nicholas liberal arts; AS mathematics; Andrea Road- Rachel Elizabeth Minnix, AA liberal arts; (3.5g.p.a.), *** President’s List (3.75 g.p.a.), Conrad Esquivel, AS administration of justice; Traveler Longoria, CA alcohol and other drugs Catarina Miramontes PTK, AA general studies; ****Highest Honors (4.0 g.p.a). Patricia Fagundes, CA human service worker; studies; Tarry Loop, AA general studies; Kimberly G. Mitchell PTK, AA social science; Graduates: in alphabetical order by last name, Lauren J. 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Thomas Upton Adams; Cristina Alvarez- Powers; Eric M. Rada; Rocky Allen Roat; Cardillo; Carlos Pena; Hipolito Beltran; William Kenny; Gregory Donald Keebler; Haylie Ann Lopez; Katrina Heather Amador; Beebe Bath Ashley Moloy Rosenquist; Michael Thomas Alan Freudenberg; Brook Marie Wyatt; David G. Myers; Samuel Vincent Carey; Joshua Forrest Roseann; Dylan Blaze Bixler; Richard Louis Ruiz; Whitney Schrage; Ryan Henry Sciucchetti; Heaney; Heather Jo Vaughn; Brian A. Retzloff; Frankle; Richard Paul Diskin Jr.; Jared Ehren Bobst; Arthur Bowlds; Sergio Brito; Maricruz Christopher James Sironi; Jaime Colleen Snyder; Gustavo P. Gutierrez; Madlelyn Johnston; Gardner; Keith A. Dooley; Esteban Martin Camargo; Cody David Cassidy; Maribel Devin Steenwyk; Katie Melynn Stiles; Amber Francisco Hernandez; Katelyn Allyce Bell; Mark Rodriguez; Robert Elliot Norton; Kaytlin Custodio; Kayla Jo Dennis; Cody L. G. Dycus; Lynn Shepherd; Ashley Leann Shepherd; Adam Jay Brinkerhoff; Joseph Floyd Stanisloo; Elizabeth Campbell; Alejandro Castro-Flores; Naomi Renée Epperson; Jesse T. Garcia; Swangler; Kaitlynn Tiller; Branwyn Leigh Thomas A. Arendell; Brady Garrett Nord; Veronica Michele Ireland; Lamoin Sala Michael; Cassaundra Marie Hefte; Matthew Lee Turner; Rodolfo Vega-Carrillo; Corey Michael Miranda Kamala Maglinte; Zasho Andreas Danielle Marie Petersen; Melissa Ann Natalizia; Hollifield; Justine Diane Jorgensen; David Villalobos-DiLello; Justin Douglas Walker; Donner; Corey Stephen Pittman; Justin Edward Filip Georg Nordin; Shawn Michael Warras; Dustin Lamprich; Brett Carlisle Lane; Jennifer Aimee Renee Walton; Micah Jordon Colwell; Cheyenne Waldman; Oceanea Miracle Kylee Nicole Krch; Amanda Nicole Cannon; Lopez; Jereme Lee Lopez; Rocio Lopez; Kyle Zimmermaker; Kylee Starr Zimmerman-Pearn; De Bisschop; Tiffany Marie Mondo; Holly Ann Luke Benjamin Bonnet; Kacie Nicole Dodds; Steven Maughs; Dustin Meinecke; David German Zuniga; Natalie Briegh Evans; Veiret Thompson; Mayra Marin; Chad Alan Thurman; Rohnnee Robin Baker; Maria de Jesus Del Moyers; Holly Roseanne North; Maria Inez Gomez; Eileen Marie Evind; Adriana Jara; Raeann Iva Davis; Max Joseph Nelson; Bianca Aguila; Shea Dyana Westra; Martinez; Benjamin Pena; Branden Dean Jennifer Amador Villegas; Alyssa Nicole Lisette Escobedo; Ramon Jose Nieto; Barbara St. Mary’s School 8th grade class

St. Mary’s 8th grade class: Katelyn Bawcom; Melissa Berndt; Joseph Brutocao; Ryan Carfi; Austin Casteel; Jenny Chen; Ryan Corpuz; Cole Cupples; Casey Fernandez; Jacob Hercher; Guadalupe Hernandez; Lauren House; Maria Leon; Meredyth Macias; Allison Mack; Valerie McIntyre; Diego Mendoza; Qincy Oswald; Hunter Peterson; Duncan Pratt; Brennan Chimel; James Slinkert; Nicole Teran; Michael Villa; Zachary West; Andrew Zellman. Redwood Academy 2006 graduates

Redwood Academy: Samantha Ashford; Andrew Campas; Larisa Figueora; Crystal Fox; Amy Glavich; Satoshi Hanunuma; Jared Kaser; Jaclyn LaMar; Jonathan Laster; Nital Patel; Travis Peterson; Jon Rockwell; Anna Timm. B-4 – WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14, 2006 GRADUATION 2006 THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL Pomolita Middle School 8th grade Class

Pomolita Middle School: Samuel Acosta; Cody Delos Santos; Jigar Desai; Danielle Alexis Johnson; Justin Johnston; Zachary Robbennolt; Tyler Rockel; Amanda Rodrigue; Domingo Alavez; Esperanze Alfaro; Anarbol DeVries; Jonathon Dewey; Nathaniel Dickey; Kaisi; Kenzie Kelley; Justin Kile; Gabriela Alejandra Rodriguez; Kenia Rodriguez; Alvarez; Gerardo Alvarez; Vanessa Alvarez; Ryan Dickson; Tristen Disomma; Kenneth Kong; Kara Kvasnicka; Kraig Limbird; Marie Marco Rodriguez; Olivia Rodriguez; Claudio Isabel Andaya; Dacia Andersen; Jose Dockins; Yaritzi Dominguez; Kerri Donnelly; Lockheart; Angelica Lopez; Erica Lopez; Velasquez Rojas; Jose Roman; Salvador Andrade; Gunnar Annis; Christopher Ashurst; Kelsey Drake; Colin Duggan; Katelyn Dunn; Francisco Lopez; Sergio Lopez; Carlos Ceja Romero; Josalyn Rosen; Samantha Ruddick; Nicholas Aviles; Jannette Ayala; Luis Adam Elledge; Nicholas Elmore; Ryan Lopez; Gerardo Reyes Lopez; Freddie Loupy; Adrian Ruiz; Austin Ryan; Aaron Sanchez; Balandran; Rafael Ballesteros Lopez; Jorge Eriksson; Sebastian Farr; Matthew Fletcher; Brandon Lowe; Agustin Luis; Marques Andres Sandoval; Yaneth Sandoval; Michele Barajas; Miguel Barajas; Brandon Baranzini; Katrina Fowles; Tyler Franz; Shelbi Fross; Maciel; Travis Mack; Riley Manford; Leon Santana; Alyana Santiago; Brandon Saulmon; Elvis Barrales; Silvestre Barrales; Tessa Emma Fuentes; Amanda Gallo; Elise Gang; Marks; Peter Marshall; Gerardo Jimenez Brianna Schat; Eve Schlosser; Ethan Scott; Behnke; Roman Bletran; Leela Bettega; Ryan Jose Garcia; Miguel Garcia; Jessica Garibay; Martinez; Shayne Mattern; Alex McMillen; Nicole Sellars; Joseph Selzer; Elena Biester; Branden Bowman; Wil Boyes; Aaron Meghan Giumelli; Dillon Givens; Traci Jesus Melchor; Carissa Mendez; Tyler Shepherd; Allyson Shoemaker; Jamie Brennan; Jarrod Bridges; Alaina Brown; Glentzer; Erika Gonsalez; Andrea Gonzalez; Mendosa; Krista Miller; Madeline Miller; Shoemaker; Alessandro Sias; Katherine Brandon Brown; Isabel Buenrostro; Selina Antonia Gonzalez; Lorenzo Gonzalez; Mayra Alexander Mitchell; Tyson Mobley; William Simpson; Javier Sosa; Shaynna Sosa; Jenny Buenrostro; Nicholas Butterfield; Irma Gonzalez; Santiago Gonzalez; Szilvasi Momsen; Antonio Montoya; Crystal Stanisloo; April Steinmann; Samuel Stump; Camargo; Katelyn Cantaroni; Juan Cardenas; Gonzalez; Yeraldin Gonzalez; Kelsey Morataya; Monica Moreno; Logan Morris; Krysteen Terlouw; Jesse Thomas; Ariel Yesenia Cardenas; Chelsea Cardwell; Nicolas Goodacre; Erin Gragson; Jonathan Guerrero; Matthew Murphy; Miles Murphy; Alexandria Thurman; Jose Toscano; Chris Tow; Sofia Carrillo; Tyler Carter; Christian Castillo Noemi Guerrero; Hailey Gupta; Jannette Newell; Rebecca Nix; Giselle Obergin; Trejo; Allison Tripp; Chadd Troedel; Maritza Anaya; Juliana Castro; Omar Castro; Rodolfo Guzman; Jacob Halstead; Nicholas Harp; Adrianna Oberg; Emily Oberg; Jorge Olea; Trujillo; Monica Valadez; Brett Van Patten; Ceja; Monica Ceja; Neftali Cervantes; Patrick LeeAnne Heauser; Fidel Hernandez; Omar Jose Oliveros; Rafael Oliveros; Karen Olvera; Haley Vanvranken; Leonel Vargas; Sofia Cervantez; Jesus Chavez; Miranda Chipman; Hernandez; Jaime Herrera; Levi Hester; Edgar Ortiz; Amber Otis; Dylan Ough; Vargas; Jessica Vasquez; Dalmira Vega; Jesus Felicia Clayton; Shelby Cleland; Scott Anthony Hidalgo; Jacob Hilliard; Christopher Brooke Parks; Rahul Patel; Kari Perritt; Velasco; Jillian Vickers; Ashley Villagomes; Cokeley; Jovan Conchola; Eduardo Contreras; Holland; Elizabeth Holt; Paulina Hopkins; Damian Pickron; Chad Pittman; Ramon Plaza; Casey Waddington; Andrya Wallis; Devin Jillian Cooper; Casey Crook; Meredith Kristina Hulen; Mariah Hunt; Kaysha Isgrigg; Andrew Powers; Marcus Pryse; Elva Walters; Stacy Walters; Edward Warren; Crossley; Daniel Damian; Jesus Damian; Monica Jacinto; Tammy Jackson; Christina Ramirez; Aliexander Sellars Ramos; Arnulfo Michelle Woods; Kevin Worley; Jose Corey Davis; Karan Davis; Brandon DeLapo; Jamison; Alexis Jenne; Sweta Jivan; Reyes; Alexandro Murillo Reyes; Jaimee Zambrano; Sayra Zambrano. Eagle Peak Middle School 8th grade class

Britni Anderson; Darrel Andres; Jeremy Roberto Fuentes; Jerrika Fuller; Gabriela Lazaro Lopez; Jose Licea; Brenda Lopez; Erica Michael Ricetti; Jade Riepenhoff; Amber Andrews; Rocendo Arias; Drew Armstrong; Gallegos; Sarah Garcia; Jennaviette Gauthier Lopez Ayala; Luke Lucchesi; Lacey Madden; Roberts; Dustin Robinson; Katee Rugg; Cheryl Peter Baker; Mary Katherine Barrera; Christin Pease; Shelby Gibson; Marcos Gonzalez; Tania Jenae Maddux; Abel Madueno; Anayeli Salvetti; Ellen Sassenrath; Kristi Schebler; Asia Williamson; Chace Bazzano; Samantha Beck; Gonzalez; Maria Lupita Gonzalez Rivera; Martinez; Kortney Martinson; Benjamin Scheper; Calin Schueller; Magie Sefton Kelley; Jeremy Beebe; Geoffrey Belford; Andrea Ryan Graham; Courtney Graziano Dale; Meeker; Troy Miles; Loren Miller; Ryan Jorge Segura; Theresa Silsbee; Natasha Sweet; Boen, Mylee Borecky; Matthew Boutiette; Kennith Grooms; Jennifer Gruenke; Angel Moody; Zachary Moody; Sonora Mooney; Christopher Taylor; Guadalupe Tepale Daniel; Thomas Butzow; Nicholas Canaday; Jose Guevara; Geronimo Guevara; Karina Guevara; Alexander Morton; Norma Muniz; Pablo Corey Thurman; Halley Todd; Jessica Chavira; Natalie Chavoya; Gabriel Colson; Matthew Hall; Heather Hathaway; Stephanie Muniz; Katasha Murphy; Rachelle Muzzy; Tompkins; Annaly Torres; Katelyn Tosti; Kadie Copley; Ashley Crosby; Connor Daly; Hientzelman; Alejandra Hernandez; Eloy Jose Nava; Elda Nava Franco; Eliana Nunez; Andrea Valenzuela; Julianne Van Pelt; Davis Dayton, Esquin Delgadillo; Bianca Diaz, Hernandez; Alondra Herrera; Joshua Hunt; Brandom O’Bryant; Andrew O’Donnell; Yesica Humberto Vasquez; Mayra Velazquez; Laura Krislyn Dygert; Austin Eauinto; Madalene Payton Hunt; Brooke Ingram; Lydia Jahn; Olea; Maxwell Owen; Caitlin Parry; Edgar Villalobos; Caitlin Weissleder; Shawn Willett; Easterbrook; Adrienne Eaton; Rayla Eck; Cole Jesse Jameson; Chad Johnson; Devan Johnson; Perez; Tyler Perkins; Michael Perry; Justin Kayla Willis; Omar Zaragoza; Hailey Zeller; Elton; Kelly Enberg; Jacob Erickson; Britney Devin Johnson; Slater Jones; Latonya King; Persky; Robbie Phillips; Stasia Pinnegar; Larry Nancy Zepeda; Lacretia Tadeo; Christopher Fairall; Donald Ferranti; Cody Fillmore Sierra; Trevor Kollenborn; Megan Land; Jeffrey Pinnegar, Jr.; Alexis Powers; Brittany Powers; Inman; Jeanna Evers; Donald Carpenter; Tanya Flores; Lindsay Flowers; Dylan Foster; Langevin; Clint LaRue; Mary Laws; Aurora Carlee Prine; Joseph Ramsey; Melissa Reyes; Gustavo Zazueta. THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL GRADUATION 2006 WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14, 2006 – B-5 Waldorf School 8th grade class

Back: Catherine Havemann; Olivia Mahler; Rosalie Turner; Eli Byers; Charles Wilson; Eric Wilson. Middle: Monique Matz- Morris; Sabrina Angell; Sarah McMahon. Front: Maggie Coons-Abbott; Hope McKenney; Hannah Kirchiro; Lucia White; Alanna Hoyman-Browe. Absent: Kayla Ascencio- Lowell; Jacob McKey.

River Oak Charter School 8th grade class

Christian Ayala; Brittany Bass; Katherine Brittain; Willow Champion; Zachary Chapman; Nolan De Cuman; Callie Farr; Aldar Fragoso Matus; Clare Frenkel; Elizabeth Graham-Williams; Joseph Haggard; Crystal Hatfield; Susan Haynes; Sean Hessom; Meyan Khalil; Rebecca Krantman; Joni McLeod; Grace Morrison; Seamus Morrison-Fleming; Lara Petersen; Noel Sadlier-Cook; Sandy Tadeo; Bryson Walker; Naish Williams; Audrey Wright-O’Reilly. Developing Virtue School 2006 graduates

Developing Virtue Girls School, from the left: Aryatava Kandahsari, Nancy Chu; Chieh-Ling Developing Virtue Boys School, from the left: Joseph Cheah; Frank Lee; Vincent Cheung; Chin; Yvonne Chen; and Julia Ha. Edwin Truong; and Robert Lee. B-6 – WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14, 2006 GRADUATION 2006 THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL Ukiah Adult School graduates High school graduates

High school graduates -- From the left: William Boughton; Anna Chisholm; and Amber Crunkilton. Not pictured: Wesley Bradford, Randall Bonacorso, Nicholle Kim, Zyler Ridley.

G.E.D. graduates

GED Graduates- Top row, from the left: Thonda De Los Santos; Tara Shepard; Angela Cipparrone; Ernie Hansen; Jessica Mann; Rachael San Diego; Teresa Chavira; Shandi Burkett. Bottom row from the left: Tonia Brackett, Kyle Rogers, Claudia Wissler, Nicole Actkinson. Not pictured: Amanda Barry, Matt Black, Grant Crossley, Alex Marston, Amie MAssic, Stephanie Nix, Roger Peters, Anthony Ray, Ryan Swart, Mario Walker.

Accelerated Achievement Academy graduates

Accelerated Achievement Academy: Nikki Bowers; Jusin Casey; Samuel Farlan; Margarett Parducci; Christina Pruett; Justin Pryse; Ernie Ray; Samuel Sanchez; Francisco Tinajero. THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL GRADUATION 2006 WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14, 2006 – B-7 Deep Valley Christian School Class of 2006

Danielle Aponte; Ashley Hall; Jacob Lundsberg; Clark Mitchell; Andrea Pierce; and Kathleen Smoot.

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Local news, weather & sports in the Daily Journal B-8 – WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14, 2006 GRADUATION 2006 THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL Potter Valley High Class of 2006

Senior Class: Top: Zach Ellis; Drew Blundell; Michael Edwards. Middle: Karyn Monlux; Samantha Nadeau; Kelsi Ryan; Jennifer St. Aubin; Amanda Bewley-Clark;Christina Diaz; Krystal Williams. Bottom: Samantha Burris; Thade Alameda-Fahy; Ira Harvey. Not pictured: Whitney Phillips and Hanna Marshall.

Potter Valley Junior High 8th grade Class

8th grade class: Top row left to right: Kayla Delbar; Marissa Lawson; Marisa Saucedo; Jessica Asbury; Morgan Nelson. 2nd row: Rory Duncan; Amelia Bearden; Hannah Foster; Felix Valencia. 3rd row: Cory Cranford; Skyler Burris; Sara Kile; Shane Alcorn. 4th row: Irene Villa; Rodrigo Montes de Oca; Tony Canevari; Sara Fairbairn and Tyler Van Housen. Bottom row: Teacher Chriss Scottt; Bryce Campbell; Gina Gervase; Laurel Mitchell. Principal: Scott Paulin. Graduation Focus

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singer/actor; Che (Ernesto) Guevara (1928- the same game. Datebook: Wednesday, June 14, 2006 67), revolutionary; Donald Trump (1946-), TODAY’S QUOTE: “Repetition does not business tycoon, is 60; Boy George (1961-), transform a lie into truth.” -- Franklin Delano Today is the 165th day of 2006 and the 87th In 1982, Argentine troops surrendered their singer, is 45; Steffi Graf (1969-), tennis player, Roosevelt day of spring. last stronghold in the Falkland Islands to the is 37. TODAY’S FACT: There are five branches TODAY’S HISTORY: In 1775, the U.S. British, ending the Falklands War. TODAY’S SPORTS: In 1876, of the U.S. Army: infantry, armor/cavalry, field Army was established. TODAY’S BIRTHDAYS: Harriet Beecher Philadelphia’s George Hall became the first artillery, aviation and military intelligence. In 1777, Congress adopted the Stars and Stowe (1811-96), novelist; Alois Alzheimer Major League Baseball player to hit for the TODAY’S MOON: Between full moon Stripes as the U.S. flag. (1864-1915), physician; Burl Ives (1909-95), cycle -- a single, double, triple and home run in (June 11) and last quarter (June 18).

won’t be that painful. abide by your high standards you don’t need and strive to people who can’t recognize LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) - of responsibility and duty. be prudent and practical in an opportunity that has been ASTROGRAPH - If you attempt an ambitious SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. the management of your dropped in your lap. If you undertaking, take onboard 22) -- You may have to give affairs. trust your own assessment, your vessel only those who someone you like a bit of AQUARIUS (Jan. 20- you’ll know how to make By Bernice Bede Osol can help sail the ship effec- advice that might hurt in Feb. 19) -- The affection the most of what’s at hand. tively. You don’t need any order to keep him/her from you have for your family TAURUS (April 20-May passengers, only working making a bad mistake. will be very much in evi- 20) -- It isn’t your lack drive GEMINI (May 21-June crew. You’ll find the best way to dence, but be careful you or ambition that is holding 20) -- Your methods and pro- VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. say what needs to be said. don’t become overly posses- you back; you’re more likely cedures might not be 22) -- You may be somewhat SAGITTARIUS (Nov. sive in your attempts to keep to be wasting your time or planned as well as they tempted to participate in 23-Dec. 21) -- It’s possible them safe and secure. spinning your wheels on should be, but if you keep frivolous involvements, but, you might be forced to take PISCES (Feb. 20-March something that has little to if you have more serious on a critical assignment you 20) -- If there is an impor- Thursday, June 15, 2006 plugging along, even if you do with your work. make mistakes, you will be matters at hand, your con- wouldn’t choose to do if you tant matter an associate In the year ahead, there is Trying to patch up a bro- able to achieve your goals. science isn’t likely to let you could get out of it. Don’t wishes to discuss with you, a strong possibility you will ken romance? The Astro- CANCER (June 21-July do anything superficial. make things worse by being don’t treat it too lightly or establish some new, ambi- Graph Matchmaker wheel tious objectives for yourself 22) -- If you make a concert- LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. unpleasant. you may hurt this person’s can help you understand when a number of restric- ed effort to live within your 23) -- The only way you’ll CAPRICORN (Dec. 22- feelings. Be as sympathetic what to do to make the relations that have hampered means, you may have no have respect for yourself is Jan. 19) -- Your financial and understanding as possi- you are finally eliminated. idea how much you’ll appre- if you give a day’s work for footing might require a bit ble. tionship work. Mail $2.75 to It’ll be full steam ahead after ciate it tomorrow or next a day’s pay. Even if your of steadying. Even if it hurts ARIES (March 21-April Matchmaker, P.O. Box 167, that. week. Trimming a few frills mind is on other things, a little, give up the extras 19) -- Don’t be swayed by Wickliffe, OH 44092-0167. Searching for something big? IT'S IN THE CLASSIFIEDS–468-3500 B-10 – WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14, 2006 TIME OUT Editor: Richard Rosier, 468-3520 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected] Puzzlers

THE LEARNING CHALLENGER by Robert Barnett

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

CHAOS GRID THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME -1 11 43 11 by Henri Arnold and Mike Argirion ARTO 6313826 Unscramble these four Jumbles, CEOG one letter to each square, 016-636 TIDN to form four ordinary words. 25 5 32 19 OPRE SARBS CLUE: MEDITATE ORDER GRID 73 ©2006 Tribune Media Services, Inc. 73 All Rights Reserved.

11 73 O LOXET 25 16 73 OI 43 73 T 73 73 73 73 73 6/14/2006 DECODED MESSAGE: NEEXTT

ANSWERS IN NEXT EDITION © 2006 Robert Barnett www.jumble.com MOVULE Answers to Previous Now arrange the circled letters Learning Challenger to form the surprise answer, as CURING OR KNITTING suggested by the above cartoon. 316177 CUR I Ans: HIS “ ” 915811 NGOR 13 10 10 10 (Answers tomorrow) KN I T Jumbles: WHISK TRILL UPROAR FALLEN Yesterday’s 18 2 8 15 Answer: Why the king drew the line when his subjects TING 6/13/2006 protested — HE WAS A “RULER” Wife should leave abusive husband right now Dear Annie: My husband, “Darryl,” is ver- ly and that they should put up with abusive posed to be a happy occasion. -- Birthday bally and mentally abusive to me, and physi- men. Stop listening to your mother. You have Doormat cally intimidating. During our courtship and picked up her antiquated ideas about a Dear Doormat: Don’t count on it. These early marriage, things were wonderful, but ANNIE’S MAILBOX woman’s role in marriage. Before your own lit- freeloaders intended to use your party as a day- obviously that has changed. By Kathy Mitchell and Marcy Sugar tle apple doesn’t fall far from her mother’s tree, care center. Next time they come with extra Darryl has anger management problems. He go back to your counselor and get some help, kids in tow, say forcefully, “Sorry, no, your doesn’t get mad, he goes into a full-blown and also call the National Domestic Violence other children cannot stay,” and make sure they rage. Although he has some very good quali- I have gone to counseling, but he won’t. It Hotline at 1-800-799-SAFE (1-800-799-7233) don’t leave without them. You don’t have to ties, they are all washed away when he is dis- isn’t as though I don’t recognize the problem, (ndvh.org). give a reason. They were not invited. respectful to me in front of the kids and anyone it is just very hard to leave because I have a Dear Annie: Last night, my daughter had Dear Annie: This is in response to “Mimi’s else who is around. I once was in a store with young daughter. And every time I reach the her 7th birthday party at a local venue. We Friend,” who wrote about Mimi’s bedwetting him and he was so belligerent that the clerk put point where I think enough is enough, my invited 20 children, 18 of whom RSVP’d posi- problem. her hand on my shoulder and whispered in my mother guilts me into staying for my daugh- tively, and the other two didn’t respond at all. My husband is a doctor of Chinese medicine ear, “I feel your pain.” My friends call and ask, ter’s sake. So, I planned for 18 children -- and 28 showed and has had many clients, young and old, with “Are you all right?” as they can hear him rant- I’d like to pass on some advice to other up. this problem. The first thing he always sug- ing and raving at my son. women: If a man’s father is abusive and disre- When the parents dropped off the invited gests is to stop drinking milk, as he learned that There have been times when Darryl has spectful toward his mother, no matter how child, they simply informed me that their other for some people, a component of milk causes pounded his fists on the dashboard of the car sweet and gentle he is with you, run. The apple children would have to stay as well. When I the kidneys or bladder to relax during sleep. while screaming at me. He has never hit me, never falls far from the tree. -- Miserable said I was already at a surplus, they responded, The problem goes away when they switch to but I have actually prayed that he would just so Dear Miserable: What are you doing “for “Oh, my child won’t be a problem,” and left. soy or rice products. -- Kona, Hawaii I could walk out the door guilt-free and put a your daughter’s sake”? 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448-06 LOST & HELP HELP HELP HELP HELP HELP 6/14/06 PUBLIC NOTICE FOUND WANTED WANTED WANTED WANTED WANTED WANTED REQUESTS REGARDING DOMESTIC 30 120 120 120 120 120 120 FOUND: 3 In-Home Respite FGX International WATER SUPPLIES 429-06 Banking COMMUNITY Director of Finance Green portfolio at & Behavior Respite has PT Merchandis- Robert Allen Trust and Beverly Oaks are re- 6/7,14,21,28/06 Support Service CLASSIFIED SERVICE Total annual com- Friedman Bros. Con- Workers needed. ing pos Oaklad/So- questing information concerning domestic wa- FICTITIOUS Coordinator CLERK OFFICER: pensation package ter supplies downstream of Non Industrial tains Position Re- $7.56 & $9.50p/hour. up to $110,114 per nora/Susanville/Quin- BUSINESS NAME Mendo Lake Credit City of Timber Management Plan areas that may be ports possibly from Health Ins. Pd. mi. Union has an im- yr. ($6,045-$7,347/ cy/San Rafael, STATEMENT Full-time, M-F 8-5. affected by timber harvesting activities. If you San Francisco. Ukiah & Willits areas. mediate opening for Healdsburg. month) Complete Woodland, Clearlake File No.: 2006-F0385 Strong typing, spell- Salary range: have knowledge of domestic water supplies Fax 463-6938 Provide in-home care a Support Service job description/ap- & Santa Cruz areas. THE FOLLOWING ing and customer $3014-$3663 per downstream of the following THP areas with contact phone to fams. w/children Coord. Qualified plication available Candidates should PERSON(S) IS service skills. Sales month, plus excel- please notify M.J. Gamble at 104 Margie number. (or adults) w/develop- candidates must at City of Ukiah, 300 have merchandising (ARE) DOING BUSI- background helpful. lent benefit package. Drive, Willits, CA 95490 within 10 days of the mental disabilities have 3 years pro- Seminary Ave. exp & Be detail ori- NESS AS: LOST Backpack with Benefits package Performs a variety publishing of this notice. LEGAL DESCRIP- (some w/behavioral gressively responsi- Ukiah, CA 95482 or ented able to follow MENDOCINO birth cert. papers, available, including of assignments in TION: Portions of Sections 9,10,15,16 and 21 challenges.) P/T to ble acctg./clerical www.cityofukiah.com directions. Email: FARMS and other important paid vacation, support of the City’s Township 18N Range 15W MDBM. The Noyo F/T Wkdys & eves, exp. AA degree or Deadline: 5 pm, [email protected] 501 Parducci Road info. No questions health insurance, Police Department or River, Montgomery Creek and tributaries to & some wkends. 18+ equivalent exper. Friday 6/30/06 EOE Ukiah ,CA 95482 asked. $20 Reward 401K and more. activities. Particular [email protected] Montgomery Creek may receive drainage yrs., willing to work a req.. visa process- Mendocino Wine Suma Lee Foldger Pick up emphasis is placed from the harvest areas. min. of 15hrs a wk. ing-product knowl- FIELD Group, LLC 462-3176 application at on parking enforce- Have (or obtain) edge. Good organi- REPRESENTATIVES 501 Parducci Road The Ukiah ment, processing Lost Men’s Gold CPR/First Aid certs, zational, verbal, Advanced Field Serv- Ukiah, CA 95482 Daily Journal and maintaining Wrist Watch En- neg. TB within past 2 written skills & a ices seeks field reps PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE This business is con- 590 S. State St. evidence and graved back Lost @ yrs, reliable trans. & positive attitude. DRIVERS - Golden in the Lake & Mendo- ducted by a Corpo- Ukiah or Emil proerty and taking court house. Reward phone, valid CDL, We offer competi- State Overnight is cino County area to 416-06 431-06 ration. State of in- resume to reports. Requires No questions asked. proof of Ins. & re- tive salary, excel- hiring drivers with complete a variety of 5/31,6/7,14,21/06 6/7,14,21,28/06 corporation: Cali- udjpublisher@ education equiva- Tom 462-8423 ceive a criminal re- lent benefits, NO van or pickup residential insurance FICTITIOUS FICTITIOUS fornia. The registrant pacific.net lent of completion cord clearance. Con- SATURDAYS, a w/shell for local surveys. To apply: BUSINESS NAME BUSINESS NAME commenced to trans- with minimum of the twelfth grade Lost prescription tact Francois Kirby at fun working envi- morning small pack- www.afsweb.com STATEMENT act business under salary require- and a minimum of STATEMENT glasses, pink and Families United- ronment & business age delivery routes FLAMINGO File No.: 2006-F0365 the fictitious business ment. No phone one year of work File No.: 2006-F0412 black floral case. Respite 263-3921 or casual. Send or based in Mendocino RESORT HOTEL THE FOLLOWING name or names listed calls please. experience in a THE FOLLOWING 468-8348 1-800-640-3992. App. email (jenniferw@ County area. Earn is seeking: PERSON(S) IS above on June 1, Must pass preem- public safety setting PERSON(S) IS deadline 06-15-06 mlcu.org) resume $10.00 per hour *Banquet Captain (ARE) DOING BUSI- 2006. Endorsed-Filed White, male Chihua- ployment drug test requiring public (ARE) DOING BUSI- to Mendo Lake plus mileage reim- *Catering Sales NESS AS: on May 30, 2006 at hua, found in Despi- ACCOUNTING and background contact skills. NESS AS: Credit Union, PO bursement plus ad- Mngr Philo Ridge Vine- the Mendocino Coun- na area in Ukiah MANAGER check Course work ONE TASTE Box 1410, Ukiah, ditional reimburse- *Restaurant Mngr yards, Arlequin ty Clerks Office. 485-8470 for E Center locat- in criminal justice RECORDINGS CA 95482/Fax 707- ment based on local No calls, fax resume Wine’s, Chameleon /s/Paul Dolan ed in Ukiah. Over- CNA’s F/T, P/T, is highly desirable. 1375 Rd. B HELP 468-0350 fuel cost. Benefits to: 707-527-9249 or Winery, JB Cellars, PAUL DOLAN sees all Fiscal op- days & PM’s. City application Redwood Valley, Ca 120 WANTED available including email: Mr. Big Wines, Kim- Manager/Member erations for $12M Great working cond. required. 95470 BARTENDER health coverage and [email protected] ball Cellars, Golden ROP TEACHER non-profit agency; Apply in person For application PATRICK KELLEY 432-06 No. exp. necessary 401K with Company Vineyards, Eliza- 6/7,14,21,28/06 VIDEO Salary based on Valley View Skilled contact the match. FORD for right person. Nursing Center, beth Spencer Wines FICTITIOUS PRODUCTION experience; Full- CITY OF Call Steven Koller P.O. Box 383 Infamous bar in 1162 S.Dora, Ukiah 501 Paducci Road BUSINESS NAME San Hedrin time 40 hrs/week- HEALDSBURG 866-779-7726. Redwood Valley, Ca Boonville. 707-895- Ukiah, CA 95482 STATEMENT High School with benefits; bilin- CNA’s - Come Join Personnel Office 95470 Part-Time (1 hrs/day, 3823 or 707-489-1711 Mendocino Wine File No.: 2006-F0398 gual (English/Span- Our Winning Team. 401 Grove Street E Center’s Migrant 5 days/wk, Business Manager Forester and Group, LLC This business is con- ish) preferred. All shifts. Cloverdale Healdsburg, CA THE FOLLOWING 185 days/yr) 7.5 hrs. day. Aug. - Head Start Prgrm Forestry Tech. 501 Parducci Road ducted by a Corpo- For more Health Care Center. 95448. Phone PERSON(S) IS $27.84-$46.36/hr. Jun. School Yr. Sal. in Kelseyville: Mendocino Ukiah, CA 95482 ration. State of in- information & 72 bed SNF is look- 707-431-3322. (ARE) DOING BUSI- Instruct students in DOE + benefits. Associate Teacher- Redwood Co., These businesses corporation: Cali- application con- ing for exceptionals & Deadline to apply NESS AS: basics of video pro- Tree of Life Charter 40 hrs/wk split-shift; LLC are conducted by a fornia. The registrant tact: P. Martin @ caring individuals to 6/23/06. SLEEP SHOP LTD. duction. Knowledge School 462-0913 90 day position; Limited Liability commenced to trans- make a difference in Find us on the Assist the Area For- OF LAKE COUNTY of FCC regs, basic 410 Jones Street, $10.55 with poten- Company. The regis- Apply by 6/15 the life of our resi- Web at ester with Timber act business under 703 S. State St., lighting, sound and Ukiah, 468-0194 tial up to $12.85; trants commenced to dents. Very competi- www.ci.healds Harvest Plans and the fictitious business Ukiah, Ca 95482 camera equipment; X 111 Open until California Mentor CDA credential or transact business un- tive wages. Contact burg.ca.us. perform a variety of name or names listed Rhonda G. West editing machines filled. EOE is looking for respite Min 12 core units der the fictitious busi- Barbara 894-5201 EOE/AA/ADA. field work. BS de- above on July 6, 150 Deer Hill Lane and software. Re- providers to work ECE & 1 yr classrm ness name or names Accounting Mgr. gree or 1+ yr. relat- 2006. Endorsed-Filed Lakeport, Ca 95453 quires valid Calif. with adults with Come Join One of exp; Bilingual is listed above on June COUNSELOR ed exp. in forestry/ on June 6, 2006 at This business is con- Design. Subj Cred Mendo. Community developmental disa- CA’s Largest Dealer preferred not re- 1, 2006. Endorsed- TAPESTRY logging field & valid the Mendocino Coun- ducted by an Individ- issued based upon Health Clinic. Inc. bilites. Our respite Groups quired (English/ Filed on May 22, FAMILY CDL req. Email re- ty Clerks Office. ual. The registrant work exp. Seeks a professional mentors provide 24 Fairfield Toyota & Spanish). Cook 2006 at the Mendoci- SERVICES sume to recruiter@ /s/Patrick Ford commenced to trans- Mendocino County w/Mngmt. exp. & hour care a couple Scion looking for: Aide-25 hrs/wk no County Clerks Of- Support Counselor mendoco.com or fax PATRICK FORD act business under Office of Education strong leadership times a month. Great INTERNET SALES $7.50 with potential to work with chil- to 707-485-6873. fice. the fictitious business For an application skills. Actng. software second income. CONSULTANT up to $9.13; High 447-06 dren and families, See additional /s/Paul Dolan name or names listed packet call 707-467- admin. skills req. Please call *Earning Potential Up school diploma or 6/14,21,28,7/5/06 in homes, commun- employment PAUL DOLAN above on June 1, 5012 or visit Pref. Great Plains. 707-442-4500. to $7500 per month GED; or 1-3 three FICTITIOUS www.mcoe.us/jobs ity and in and after- opportunities at MANAGER/ 2006. Endorsed-Filed $45k-$55k DOE. *Guaranteed Income mos. related exp. DEADLINE: 6/15/06 Caregiver for elderly school program in www.mrc.com MEMBER BUSINESS NAME on June 1, 2006 at Fax: 707-468-0793 While You Train &/or training; or woman Mon/Tues. 4 Ukiah. Requires EEO/ADA STATEMENT the Mendocino Coun- [email protected] *Great Benefit Pkg- equiv. comb of 427-06 2 FT Stylists at hrs. p.d. $10/hr AA, BA, MA or File No.: 2006-F0434 ty Clerks Office. Medical, Dental, educ and exp. Posi- 6/7,14,21,28/06 Headlines Hair ATTORNEY 462-4491 MSW & experience FICTITIOUS THE FOLLOWING /s Rhonda G. West 401k, Paid Vacation tions must have Design 462-6000 Criminal Defense with chilren in a BUSINESS NAME PERSON(S) IS RHONDA G. WEST Caregiver for mental **Computer Skills valid CA driver’s li- Firm seeks associate mental health or re- STATEMENT (ARE) DOING BUSI- health facility. Knowl- needed cense. More info 2006-07 ROP Photo for contract work in habilitatiive setting. File No.: 2006-F0369 NESS AS: edge of Psych meds. **Sales Exp contact: M. Zamora Fork Lift Tchr $27,802-50,550 Ukiah; 10-20 hrs/wk. $18-$21 per hour; THE FOLLOWING EMERALD NOTICES $8-$10 hr to start. Preferred @ West Region Of- Operator 10 Appropriate Cred req. Three+ years mini- depending on edu- PERSON(S) IS TRIANGLE 467-0911 No Phone Calls fice, 39839 County TrueGuard, LLC (ARE) DOING BUSI- GUITAR AND KEY Closing Date: 6/26/06 mum F/T Fel/Misd cation and experi- GLASSWORKS Please. Rd. 17A, Woodland NESS AS: PLAYERS WANTED! Lakeport Unif. School criminal defense CAREGIVERS & Located in Ukiah. ence. Benefits. 95695 (530)668- M & P P.O. Box 547, Potter Top Shelf is looking Dist. 2508 Howard experience required. MA’S Send Resume to: Competitive Comp/ 463-3300 for appli- 4783. Final filing CONSTRUCTION Valley, CA 95469, for talented, and Lakeport, CA 95453 Fax resume/letter to Apply in person Marie Navasca, Excellent Benefits. cation packet. date is 6/22/06, DEVELOPMENT 2301 S. State St. Unit dedicated players to (707) 262-3000 (707) 571-5521 or 1343 S. Dora St. Internet Mgr: Pressure-treat lum- Apply by 6/19/06. 5pm. EOE INC. #673, Ukiah, CA join tour ready band. www:lakeport.k12.ca.us call (707) 462-5950 mnavasca@ ber/operate forklift. 1621 Talmage Rd. CAREGIVERS 95482 Call 530-864-1829 www.edjoin.org EOE barberauto.com Credit/Mortgage- Forklift license req. Ukiah , CA 95482 AVUSD 1/2 Bus Private Home Health Exp. lumber truck James McKenney Case Manager FIREFIGHTER/ Call 707-485-6882. M & P Construction ADOPTIONS & Driver/ 1/2 Mechanic. Agency needs sup- Management Trainee driver. Class A Req. 10300 Main St. PARAMEDIC: EEO/ADA 1621 Talmage Rd. FOSTER CARE working w/youth $14.43-$15.34/hr, portive staff for devel- *Immediate Openings Apply at 1117 Potter Valley, CA ages 16-19 in $3,712-$4,512 *Corporate Training Ukiah, CA 95482 True to Life Children's 8hr/day, 261 days/yr. opmentally disabled monthly, plus Commerce Dr. Ukiah FT AV Installer This business is con- 95469 THPP. Creative *No exp necessary Services seeks families. Apply Sara I., men. Exp. with elder $325/month Para- Clean DMV SBCA/ ducted by a Corpo- This business is con- challenging position *Full Time Career F/T Cosmetologist Reimbursement, training AVUSD Box 457, care a plus. F/T, P/T, medic Cert. pay. Cedia helpful Apply ration. State of in- ducted by an Individ- & professional support w/supportive *Do you deserve high Upscale Day Spa & Boonville, CA 95415 avail. in Ukiah. $10- Complete job de- at Sound Company corporation: Cali- ual. The registrant provided. 463-1100 clinical team. FT commission & wknds Salon in Beautiful $11 hr. + mi. CDL, scription/application fornia. The registrant commenced to trans- #236800809 w/bens. Must have Baker Wanted off? Ukiah Victorian. commenced to trans- auto ins., clean DMV available at act business under MA pref or BA in Schat’s Bakery is *Ready to take your Exp. stylist only. act business under & good ref. a must. human svcs. w/exp. hiring for early, am City of Ukiah, 300 game to next level? the fictitious business the fictitious business 20 PERSONALS Toll free 462-1129 ext 204 in related field. baking pos., Apply at Seminary Ave. name or names listed name or names listed If you purchased Unit 1-877-964-2001 707-545-7210. Fingerprint clear- 113 W. Perkins St. Ukiah, CA 95482 or Exp. a + above on June 25, above on June 12, #960 from C & M www.cityofukiah.com 100 ance req’d. Fax 2006. Endorsed-Filed 2006. Endorsed-Filed Storage on 6-9-06 Bookkeeper Industri- Class A Truck Driver Open Until Filled. DELVERY DRIVER resume to: Attn: HR Kawi on May 5, 2006 at on June 12, 2006 at Please call 485-1179 al Hardware seeks for local yard at Amer EOE Min 18 yrs old the Mendocino Coun- the Mendocino Coun- So we can buy back. 77-462-6994 or Full charge book- Canyon familiar w/clean DMV Mostly Place ty Clerks Office. ty Clerks Office. mail to: Attn: HR keeper QB exp. pref. w/Oakland Ports Min weekends, heavy lift- /s/Ross Mayfield III PO Box 422, Ukiah, Willits /s James McKenney 4yrs bk exp. Fax Exp. 2 yr. Max 2 pts ing involved good ROSS MAYFIELD III CA 95482. Lic. Cover letter, res. & George w/kids A+ good 2nd SECRETARY JAMES MCKENNEY 459-7330 #237000979. EOE wage req. 462-1543 707-649-9200 income job. Call 462-1711 HELP WANTED Medical- • Promotions Assistant Very experienced • Director of Finance LVN to work in busy • Marketing Manager local cardiology prac- • Security Director tice. Excellent salary • IT System Administrator Searching for something big? & benefit package • Casino Host includes medical, dental, LTD, life in- • Cashier surance and 401(k). • Human Resources Manager Please fax resume to • Tech Manager IT'S IN THE CLASSIFIEDS–468-3500 (707) 573-6941, Paid Full Benefits email [email protected] Please contact the Casino at or mail (707)459-7330 3536 Mendocino Applications may be picked up Ave, Suite 200 Santa at the Casino or go to Rosa, CA 95403 www.blackbartcasino.com B-12- WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14, 2006 THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL

HELP HELP HELP HELP HELP HELP HELP HELP HELP HELP 120 WANTED 120 WANTED 120 WANTED 120 WANTED 120 WANTED 120 WANTED 120 WANTED 120 WANTED 120 WANTED 120 WANTED Graveyard shift HUMAN RESOURCE JOIN THE HELPFUL LIKE Maintenance MOTOSPORTS Office Assistant/ RECEPTION CLERK TRUE TO LIFE WORKING with kids, ASSISTANT HARDWARE FOLKS OF UKIAH Receptionist 20/hrs, Ukiah, large CHILDREN? Associate CHILDREN’S small homelike envi- Ability to handle con- AT MENDO MILL, Busy Prop. Mgt. firm Parts Sales & F/T position w/busy non-profit serving SERVICES ronment, good pay & fidential issues, pay- UKIAH ** LOCAL This might be seeks motivated, F/T Mechanic. Prop. Mgt. firm. Must children, youth & seeks 2 additional benefits. Fax resume roll prep, benefit ad- AREA DELIVERY the job for you. dependable, individ- See David for app. be professional, de- families. $8.11- homes for Shelter to 463-6957 min & HR practices. DRIVER. CHILDCARE ual w/basic con- 1850 N. State St.Ukiah tail oriented, able to 8.77/hr DOE. Care program Must be computer lit- Applicants need to HEAD COOK Build loads and deliv- WORKERS, struction exp. for NCO Head Start- multi-task, knowledge Outstanding benefits. erate, & detail orient- have at least 1 spare Apply by 6/23/06. ANIMAL er building materials ALL SHIFTS. F/T position. Must Ukiah Program of office equip. & pro- Job description/ ed. Use of ABRA HR bdrm to house a child Potter Vly. School. around the communi- F/T 4 day week. have reliable vehicle Assistant II-III cedures. Benefit pkg. required application for up to 30 days. & Payroll software a FACILITY EOE 707-743-2101 ty. Help in yard with Starting salary & valid DL. Benefit PA-II AA. PA-III BA. avail. at 463-4915 Guaranteed monthly plus. Wage depends ATTENDANT customer service, $9.40 per hour. pkg avail. Apply at Applications avail. at: allotment. Generous HIGH SCHOOL Both posn’s 2 yrs RN/Assistant on exp. Excellent Mendocino County unloading incoming On call $9 per hour. Selzer Realty 300 Realty World increase upon place- SCIENCE TEACHER computer/office exp. Director Lakeport benefit pkg. EOE. Animal Control. merchandise and Qualifications: Selzer Realty ment. Income tax-ex- E. Gobbi St., Ukiah Office mgmt exp pref, 300 E. Gobbi St. Skilled Nursing 06-07 school yr. Send resume or apply $1920-$2333/Mo. stocking. Position re- empt. Exp. with chil- Pass medical and & bene’s. PA II Ukiah, CA 95482 FT, w/bene. METALfx This challenging dren req. Parents will Full-time in Ukiah. quires good customer drug exam, TB test, Medical – $13.50/hr. PA III $34,680-$44,294/yr. 300 E. Hill Rd. Optical dispensing, position is full-time receive training, + So- Maintain and care svc skills, and must criminal back- Local medical office $15.67/hr. 25 hrs/wk. cial Worker, in-home Valid Ca cred req’d. Willits, CA 95490 F/T w/benefits. Vaca- with On-Call duties. for animals in the be able to pass phys- ground check and seeks energetic indi- Must submit support & respite. Apply Sara I. 456-2175 ville, CA. Fax 707- Long term care ex- county facility. As- ical and drug screen have valid Cal. vidual to assist with NCO app. (800) Need 1 or 2-parent AVUSD 448-1304 Incl. hand- perience preferred sist with routine cler- upon job offer. Apply Drivers license. front office reception- 606-550 x 302 or homes, with 1 parent Box 457, written cover incl. but willing to train home full time. Home ical duties. Req at 1870 North State GREAT NEW ist tasks, including www.ncoinc.org. Boonville, CA 95415. MEDICAL, DENTAL, long term goals. the right individual. with no more than 1 some exp working No phone calls. Closes 5PM 6/16 Howard Hospital VISION PKG. scheduling, answer- Excellent salary. biological child con- with animals in an (postmark not PACU/PRE-OP RN Opportunities PARK/GOLF matching 403B ing phones and filing. 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Small homelike VETERAN 4261, w/TDD, (800) by fax to 707- PRODUCTION Cook, temp Mendocino Co openings for 40-hr. environment, good Round Table Pizza 735-2929. AA/EOE TRINITY YOUTH 573-6941, email to ADMINISTRATOR SERVICES Occup. Ther, FT Sheriff’s Dept. per wk seasonal po- pay & benefits. Fax Now hiring for eves & www.co.mendocino. SERVICES [email protected] or Fetzer Vineyards Rad Tec, FT $2223-$2702/Mo. sition $15.91 per hr., resume to 463-6957. wkends. Must be 18 OFFICER ca.us/hr 915 W. Church St. mail to 3536 Mendo- Seeking individual Phys. Ther, FT Performs jail book- up to 40 hrs per wk, or older. Apply in per- or on line@ cino Avenue, Suite Now Hiring servers, w/excellent commu- CRNA, FT ings in Ukiah. Req SUMMER JOBS & not to exceed 1,000 son between 1-4 @ Mendocino wwwtrinitycfs.org bussers, & kitchen, nication & organiza- Apply online HS Grad or GED BEYOND NOW!!! hrs per fiscal yr. No 200 Santa Rosa, CA 292 S. 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State St. Ukiah. various database 463-4261, w/TDD seniors welcome. Ukiah, CA 95482 ASSISTANT Mon.-Fri. 10am-5pm age the Veterans Txt. book co. seeks DOE.Apply in person tracking programs, MECHANIC (800) 735-2929. Drug test required, www.cityofukiah.com Services Unit, pro- friendly self-starter or Fax: 707-468-0793 Supervisor II ISO documentation, Sales Pros: Tired of Mendocino www.co.mendocino. good DMV a plus. Open Until Filled. viding a variety of w/teaching exp. 333 Laws Ave. Ukiah MENDOCINO standard operating working bell to bell? Forest Products ca.us/hr EOE Assist disabled in EOE (530) 886-8887 [email protected] COUNTY procedures, and Earn the income you services and pro- Company, LLC their home and on grams for veterans Ukiah Sawmill. Participants Wanted Department of safety & training re- want and have con- community outings. and their depend- Competitive comp/ Research firm seeks Call for interview Social Services cords. Req. degree trol of your time. in Business Admin. ents. 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