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7 58551 69301 0 THURSDAY Oct. 25, 2007 50 cents tax included DAILY JOURNAL ukiahdailyjournal.com 16 pages, Volume 149 Number 199 email: [email protected] Downed line on Gobbi sparks outage By BEN BROWN and closed the westbound lane fic lights on State Street at the The Daily Journal of Gobbi Street to give electri- Gobbi Street and Standley City of Ukiah electrical cal workers room to safely Street intersections. The light Posted online employees worked to repair a remove the line and repair the at Mill Street and State Street at 11:54 a.m. downed power line that damage. was still working Wednesday Wednesday knocked out electricity to parts City of Ukiah Risk morning. of south and west Ukiah Assessment Manager Sue ukiahdailyjournal.com Wednesday morning. Goodrick said the outage was See OUTAGE, Page 15 The line fell near the inter- isolated to parts of Main section of Gobbi Street and Street, Gobbi Street and MacLeod Pappidas/The Daily Journal Main Street at about 10:10 School Street. City of Ukiah linemen Shawn Sauers, left, and Dan a.m. Wednesday. Firefighters The power outage affected Quarles work together on a power pole while appren- from the Ukiah Fire businesses and homes in south tice Randy Hufman in the foreground works with a sev- Department and Ukiah Police and west Ukiah as well as ered power line on Gobbi Street between Main and officers responded to the call knocking out electricity to traf- Marshall streets Wednesday.

‘NATIONAL PRIZE-WINNING THEME QUILTS’ AT MENDOCINO COLLEGE Longtime RV fire chief dies The Daily Journal Delbert Phelps, 77, of Redwood Valley, died Wednesday at a local hospital. He was the well-known retired fire chief of the Redwood Valley-Calpella Fire Department. Phelps was born June 30, 1930, in a house across the street from the Redwood Valley firehouse. A lifelong Redwood Valley resident, Phelps start- ed fighting fires the year he turned a teenager and responded to fires for more than 50 years. He started his firefighting career as a volunteer in the Redwood Valley department Phelps in 1943 and hired on with the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection (the fire division now known as CalFire) in 1944. During 10 years with CDF, Phelps was a firefighter, fire truck driver and crew foreman, before returning to Redwood Valley to become a charter member of the department in 1953. In Redwood Valley, Phelps served six years as a firefighter, 18 years as a captain and train- ing officer, one year as assistant chief and 17 years as fire chief. He retired from the Redwood Valley-Calpella department in 1995, with a total of 1,769 training hours, responding to 3,931 incidents. In 2005, the Redwood Valley-Calpella Fire Department renamed its firehouse for him in a MacLeod Pappidas/The Daily Journal surprise dedication ceremony that February Deanna Apfel explains that her quilt “Safari” was inspired by her trip to Africa. Apfel and 10 other quilt artists will attended by many, many friends and family. have their work shown at the Mendocino College Art Gallery beginning today and lasting until Dec. 13. Phelps leaves his wife, Jeannie, who he eloped with to Reno on Nov. 30, 1948, his Exhibit opens this afternoon daughter, Linda Phelps-Wilson, and son, David Phelps, all of Redwood Valley. By ZACK SAMPSEL A funeral will be held at 11 a.m. Tuesday at The Daily Journal the Delbert Phelps Firehouse in Redwood Surrounded by a sea of highly-artistic quilts adorning Valley. A procession will travel from the ser- the walls at the Mendocino College Art Gallery, Deanna vice to the Ukiah cemetery, and a gathering Apfel, member of the Mendocino Quilt Artists Guild, will follow, back at the firehouse. sums up her thoughts on the display rather succinctly. “These aren’t bed quilts by any means,” she said. At the newest display in the Mendocino College Art Gallery, it’s an explosion of the rainbow as national prize- RV water filings See QUILTS, Page 15 move to county Vicky Groom stands in front of “Jealous of Ginger,” a quilt she made which features the By ROB BURGESS dancing figures of Ginger Rogers and Fred The Daily Journal Astaire. At Tuesday’s Mendocino County Board of Supervisors meeting, the board forged an agreement which reassigned the water rights filings of the Redwood Valley County Water District to the county. The board, sitting as the Mendocino County Water Agency, approved the measure unani- Absentee ballot signature verification under way mously after a presentation by Water Agency First ballots to be opened Friday by sifting through the trays of ballots received secured until they can be opened. General Manager Roland Sanford on the issue. each day and weeding out any envelope Absentee ballots can be opened seven “What this agreement does is transfer the The Daily Journal two water rights applications by Redwood Signatures on absentee ballots are being marked “spoiled.” working days prior to Election Day, making All envelopes that are marked “spoiled” are Friday the first day ballots can be opened. Valley to the county,” he said. verified daily by Mendocino County Election Sanford said the resolution affects a pair of Department staff for the Nov. 6 election as canceled and ballots reissued and mailed out Wharff said she invites the public to the same day. observe these procedures. water rights applications the water district had part of the Absentee Ballot Procedure, accord- in the works. ing to Assessor/Clerk/Recorder Marsha A. All absentee envelopes are date stamped, Absentee ballots that are mailed in must be and each envelope has a bar code on the voter received at the Elections Office by Election “It has to do with the Mill Creek Project, Wharff. which was designed to divert water from Mill If the signature style varies greatly a letter label which is scanned the day it is received. Day, Nov. 6. and can also be brought into the Each signature is verified against the signature Elections Office at 501 Low Gap Road, Room Creek to Redwood Valley,” he said. “The pro- is sent to the voter with a new voter registra- ject involved Mill Creek dams which fell in the tion card for the voter to update his or her sig- the department has on record. 1020 or any polling place. county.” nature. These envelopes are kept apart from the The polls are open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. on The Redwood Valley County Water District If the envelope is not signed, a letter goes verified envelopes until signatures can be ver- Nov. 6. filed an application with the State Water out with a photocopy of the unsigned enve- ified. Every effort is put forth to make sure all For more information about where the clos- Resources Control Board in March of 2000 for lope, asking the voter to sign in the designated votes are counted, Wharff said. est polling place to you is, or for any addition- the right to export water from the drainage of signature area. Once the signatures are verified, the al information, the County Clerk’s Office can The department has processed voted ballots envelopes are sorted into precinct order and be reached by calling 463-4371. See WATER, Page 15 2 – THURSDAY, OCT. 25, 2007 DAILY DIGEST Editor: Jody Martinez, 468-3517 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected]

Sheriff’s Office at 8:48 a.m. POLICE REPORTS Tuesday. FUNERAL NOTICES The following were Those arrested by law enforcement The world briefly officers are innocent until proven guilty. compiled from reports People reported as having been arrest- [\ Darlene loved her fam- law Don and Mary prepared by the Ukiah ed may contact the Daily Journal once ily, cooking special family Gentry of Chiloquin, OR, Police Department. To their case has been concluded so the meals, cherished sister Doris Borders Simultaneous results can be reported. Those who feel anonymously report the information is in error should con- her numerous special of Wieser, ID and numer- bombings strike crime information, call tact the appropriate agency. In the case friends over the years, ous nieces, neph- Baghdad, killing 463-6205. of those arrested on suspicion of dri- enjoyed watching and feed- ews, grandchildren, great- ARREST -- Charles ving under the influence of an intoxi- ing the birds that grandchildren and at least 8 people cant: all DUI cases reported by law Stanley, 24, of Ukiah, was enforcement agencies are reported by visited her home. She also great-great grandchildren. BAGHDAD (AP) — arrested on suspicion of bat- the newspaper. loved her dogs She was preceded Nearly simultaneous bombs tery of a spouse, threats and Boo, Taz and Tigger. in death by her parents struck commuters in a pre- intimidation in the 700 block CORRECTIONS Darlene was a devoted Romaine and Ailie dominantly Shiite area on the of South State Street at 10:09 wife and mother who Cooper, brother Melvin southeastern edge of Baghdad a.m. Tuesday. The Ukiah Daily Journal reserves worked at several jobs in Cooper, sister Myrna on Wednesday, killing at least ARREST -- Dale this space to correct errors or make addition to being a McKeehan and sons Tracy eight people and wounding McAllister, 47, of Ukiah, was clarifications to news articles. homemaker and was mar- Gentry and David Significant errors in obituary notices two dozen, police and hospi- arrested on suspicion of or birth announcements will result in ried on August 15, Smith, Jr. tal officials said. inflicting injury on a spouse, reprinting the entire article. Errors 1966 to David “Sonny” Intimate family services false imprisonment and pos- may be reported to the editor, 468- DARLENE JUNE SMITH Smith of Ukiah. She is will be held in the session of a controlled sub- 3526. Darlene June Smith survived by her husband of coming weeks in Chiloquin, Rice calls Iran stance in the 100 block of went home to be with her 41 years, daugh- Oregon. Darlene a major obstacle Thomas Street at 3:52 p.m. Lord on Tuesday, October ters Jami Gentry Martin of will be inurned at the Hill Tuesday. LOTTERY NUMBERS 23, 2007, at her Klamath Falls, OR, Cemetery, Chilo- to U.S. vision in DAILY 3: night: 8, 4, 3. home in Ukiah with her Brenda Smith of Ukiah, quin, OR. Arrangements the Mideast afternoon: 6, 7, 1. family by her side, Tammy Castro of Tal- under the care of mage, son and daughter-in- The Eversole Mortuary. WASHINGTON (AP) — SHERIFF’S REPORTS FANTASY 5: 02, 03, 16, due to natural causes. Iran is a major obstacle to the The following were 23, 24. U.S. vision of a Middle East compiled from reports DAILY DERBY: 1st in which nations will “trade prepared by the Men- Place: 03, Hot Shot. Please sign the guest book at www.ukiahdailyjournal.com. Funeral notices are paid announce- more, invest more, talk more 2nd Place: 09, Winning ments. For information on how to place a paid funeral notice or make corrections to funeral docino County Sher-iff’s notices please call our classified department at 468-3529. and work more constructively Office: Spirit. to solve problems,” Secretary BOOKED -- Jeremiah 3rd Place: 04, Big Ben. of State Condoleezza Rice Gene Ray, 22, of Covelo, was Race time: 1:48.82. Death notices are free for Mendocino County residents. Death notices are limited to name of says. booked into jail on suspicion LOTTO: 8-11-18-37-46 . deceased, hometown, age, date of death, date, time, and place of services and the funeral “The Iranian government of second-degree burglary by Meganumber: 15. home handling the arrangements. For information on how to place a free death notice please is pursuing policies which are the Mendocino County Jackpot: $21 million. call our editorial department at 468-3500. detrimental to the long-term interests of its neighbors, of the region, and of the Iranian people themselves. It need not be this way,” Rice said in Winds give fire crews chance to fight back remarks prepared for delivery Wednesday to a House panel. Associated Press homes with only chimneys left stand- SAN DIEGO — A merciful easing ing. House after house, 29 on one Katrina missteps of the winds fueling Southern street alone, were reduced to piles of California’s sprawling wildfires final- blackened concrete, twisted metal and prompt Bush to ly gave fire crews a chance to fight white ash. react faster in back against some blazes Wednesday, At one point, police officers lifted a and weary residents could take solace barricade into the neighborhood only disaster response in an overriding sign of hope: Just one to turn residents away several hundred WASHINGTON (AP) — person has died from the flames. yards down the road at a second barri- Hurricane Katrina has many That contrasts to 22 dead from a fire cade. Some of the homeowners cursed legacies for the Bush White of similar magnitude in 2003. And at the officers. House, none pleasant. One is while the final toll has yet to be tallied “You let us in just to send us back the guarantee that as soon as from this week’s fires, officials were out,” one angry man yelled from his disaster strikes in the United crediting an automated, reverse 911 car. States, President Bush’s every calling system that prompted the Dooley knew his home was OK move is closely scrutinized to orderly evacuation of more than half a because his home answering machine gauge the speed and tone of million people — 10 times the number still worked. his response to the suffering. evacuated four years ago. Six of San Diego County’s 42 evac- This became clear yet “They are more determined that uation centers were full Wednesday again on Tuesday, as the enor- people leave,” said Steve Levstik, who but there was plenty of space at mity of the wildfires sweep- got his call 15 minutes before flames Qualcomm Stadium, home to the NFL ing across Southern swept through his Rancho Bernardo Chargers, where 10,000 people sought California became apparent. Hans Gutknecht/LA Daily News neighborhood. Rowdy Sada looks at a piece of jewelry that was recovered from his refuge. People rested on cots that lined The White House reacted “It was very intense. On the call, it family’s cabin in the 32900 block of Bouquet Canyon in the Angeles covered walkways circling the bleach- with what has become a was like, ‘This area, go! This area, National Forest that burned during the Buckwheat Fire. Sada, ers and quietly watched television as familiar pattern: Bush go!’ In 2003 there was less guidance. It whose family has owned the cabin since 1967, has no insurance National Guard troops watched. There dropped a few lines of sympa- was like, ‘Just pay attention to the and lost most of his family heirlooms in the fire. were no bathroom lines. thy and promised assistance news and if it looks bad, leave.”’ Some displaced homeowners com- into an already scheduled On Wednesday, winds dropped to plained that the evacuations went too speech. Across the adminis- 21 to 36 mph, considerably less than the way into Mexico. The state Office done more quickly,” Dooley said as he far. Ron Morris, 68, saw smoke but no tration, aides volunteered as the fierce gusts of up to 100 mph that of Emergency Services said 28,000 waited at a roadblock Wednesday to flames when he was ordered to leave a many facts and figures as pos- whipped fire zones earlier in the week. homes were still threatened. return home to San Diego’s upscale, motor home park in Ramona, north- sible about the federal contri- The improving weather allowed for Property damage has reached at densely populated Rancho Bernardo east of San Diego, Sunday night. He bution to the disaster a greater aerial assault on the flames least $1 billion in San Diego County area. drove his recreational vehicle to response, a federal emergency and helped firefighters beat back the alone, and President Bush signed a In addition to the reverse-911 sys- Qualcomm Stadium’s parking lot. to speed relief funding was most destructive blazes. Helicopters major disaster declaration for tem, authorities shut down schools, “It’s good that everyone got out, but declared in the middle of the and air tankers dropped 30 to 35 loads California. The president was sched- halted mail delivery and urged people they did it too early in my opinion.” he night, and a presidential visit of water on two fires that have burned uled to visit the region today. to stay home and off the roads if they said. Authorities made no apologies. to the affected area was hundreds of homes in the San The death toll from the most recent were not in danger. “One happy consequence” of the quickly arranged. Bernardino Mountains, near Lake blazes may rise as fires continue to Another factor separating these 2003 fires is that people remember that Arrowhead. burn and authorities return to neigh- fires from other disasters has been fire can be very unpredictable, Robert Goulet “They’re taking it down consider- borhoods where homes turned to piles wealth. Unlike many of the poor Homeland Security Secretary Michael ably,” said Dennis Bouslaugh of the of ash, but displaced homeowners and neighborhoods flooded by Hurricane Chertoff said. awaiting lung U.S. Forest Service. authorities were relieved that early Katrina, the hardest-hit areas in “All but the most unlucky people transplant Firefighters had fully contained the reports were so low. California were filled with upscale can see the fire coming,” he said. three major fires in Los Angeles The San Diego County medical homes, with easy access to wide “There’s no reason you should have LAS VEGAS (AP) — County by nightfall, and largely con- examiner officially listed six deaths streets. Less wealthy areas — includ- loss of life, certainly for civilians.” Singer and actor Robert tained many of the fires north of San connected to the blazes, but he includ- ing rural enclaves and horse farms that The causes of many fires remained Goulet is heavily sedated and Diego. ed five who died during the evacuation stretch through the mountains east of under investigation. A 30-square-mile breathing through a respirator Despite the progress, none of the six who were not directly killed by the San Diego — benefited from easy road Orange County fire that destroyed nine in a Los Angeles hospital major blazes in San Diego County was fire. In 2003, all but a handful of the access and small crowds. homes was believed to be arson while he awaits a lung trans- more than 15 percent contained, and 22 dead succumbed to the flames. On Wednesday, about two dozen because authorities found three differ- plant, his wife told The those fires threatened more than 8,500 Terry Dooley, who was ordered out people gathered at a police barricade ent ignition points within a short dis- Associated Press on Tuesday. houses. The top priority was a fire in of his home with his wife and three in Rancho Bernardo, which was one of tance. In San Bernardino County, a “He can hear me but he can’t San Bernardino County that threat- sons Monday, said authorities learned the hardest-hit areas, hoping to motorcyclist who authorities say set a respond,” Vera Goulet said of ened 6,000 homes and continued to important lessons from Hurricane retrieve medications and belongings small fire in a rural foothill area of the the 73-year-old crooner. rage out of control. Katrina and the 2003 California fires — or simply to see if their homes were San Bernardino Mountains has been Vera Goulet said doctors So far, this week’s fires have that wiped out 3,640 homes and black- intact. booked for investigation of arson, but told her the lung transplants destroyed about 1,500 homes and ened 750,000 acres during a two-week What awaited many was an apoca- investigators said they didn’t know are the most successful opera- burned 682 square miles across five period. lyptic scene: entire streets leveled, cars whether he was connected to any of tion of any transplant, with a counties, from Ventura in the north all “They learned how to get things reduced to charred hulks of metal, the larger fires. success rate of 88 percent. Watch Repair INDOOR CRYPT PRESALES Service CENTER EVERGREEN MEMORIAL GARDENS Need a watch battery 859 N. State Street EVERSOLE MORTUARY or watch band? 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ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT THURSDAY, OCT. 25, 2007 – 3 Editor: Richard Rosier, 468-3520 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected] What’s Playing Best friends celebrate 20 years THURSDAY DJ DANCE MUSIC -- DJ dancing; no cover; Perkins Street Lounge; 228 E. Perkins St., Ukiah; 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. DJ MARK ANTHONY -- Mixed music; Scotty’s Café; 720 N. State St., Ukiah; 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. THE INSOMNIACS -- Featuring Vyasa Dodson, playing jump blues; Shanachie Pub; 50 S. Main, Willits; $5 cover; 9 p.m.; 459-9194. SWIMSCAPES RECEPTION -- Opening reception for show of small ocean paintings; TB Greene Gallery; 104 W. Church St., Ukiah; 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. ALTA IFLAND & STEPHEN KESSLER -- Featured poets at Writers Read; Colored Horse Studio; 780 Waugh Lane, Ukiah; donations requested; 7 to 9:30 p.m.; 462-4557 or 463-6989. FRIDAY DJ DANCE MUSIC -- DJ dance music with Smokin’ Joe; Perkins Street Lounge; 228 E. Perkins St., Ukiah; 9 p.m. MICK OVERMAN & THE MANIACS -- Acoustic jazzy folk and roll; Shanachie Pub; 50 S. Main, Willits; $5 cover; 9 p.m.; 459-9194. SOUR MASH HUG BAND -- Jazz, ragtime and blues; Ukiah Brewing Co.; 102 S. State St., Ukiah; 9:45 p.m.; $5 cover; 468-5898. WILL SIEGEL & FRIENDS -- Live performance; Himalayan Café; 1639 S. State St., Ukiah; 6:30 to 9 p.m.; 467-9900. GIGANTIC -- Live music; El Sombrero Restaurant & Cantina; 131 E. Mill St., Ukiah; 7 p.m. to 10 p.m.; no cover. MacLeod Pappidas/The Daily Journal “Roaring Twenty: 20 Years on the Move” is the 20th anniversary of the Mendocino College Repertory SATURDAY Dance Company. Leslie Saxon West and Susan Era have been leading this dance troop together for the last 20 years, and have brought a wide variety of dance styles to the Ukiah area. DJ DANCE MUSIC & HALLOWEEN BASH -- DJ By CAROLE HESTER Duncan. Susan took my dance classes, feelings and values. Working on creat- dance music with Smokin’ Joe & costume party; Special for the Journal which were far from Duncan tech- ing dance with Leslie and my fellow Perkins Street Lounge; 228 E. Perkins St., Ukiah; 9 Celebrating the art of dance in per- nique, and she introduced me to the dancers is a joy and truly a blessing in p.m. formance, education and training, the vocabulary of Duncan dance, which my life!” HI NOTES BAND -- Potluck, costume ball/contest, Mendocino College Repertory Dance was an inspiring time in my dance Both women are grateful for their and dance; Ukiah Senior Center; Bartlett Hall; 495 Company is presenting a look at the career. At that time I was also teaching families, “especially our husbands -- Leslie St., Ukiah; potluck 6 p.m., dance 7 to 10 p.m.; past 20 years and forward to future in Lake County and had founded the Alan West and Frank McGarvey. $8; adults 18 and over welcome. Lake County Spring Dance Festival. Anyone who has been involved with KARAOKE -- Live entertainment; Yokayo Bowl; dance programs. 1401 N. State St., Ukiah; 7 to 11 p.m.; no cover; 462- The show is the brainchild of co- Susan taught me several Duncan the performing arts knows the amount 8686. directors Leslie Saxon West and Susan dances, which we were going to per- of time that it takes away from our SEMYON KOBIALKA -- Cellist from Los Angeles; Era. form together in the Festival. One of family. Alan has not only been support- Ukiah Brewing Co.; 102 S. State St., Ukiah; 9:45 p.m.; Saxon West said, “Susan and I have them was the Partner Waltz. Several ive at home but has worked on our $5 cover; 468-5898. been together since the beginning. She days before the performance, Susan technical crews many times throughout KRISTINE ROBIN & BOB LAUGHTON -- Acoustic is one of my best friends and my right fell and sprained her ankle, so I per- the years. I could not have done it with- Singer/Songwriter Duet; Ukiah Farmers’ Market; and left arm!” formed Duncan’s Partner Waltz by out him,” explained Saxon West. School and Clay St., Ukiah; 9 a.m. to noon; 463-7765. The powerful duo has collaborated myself! The two are co-teaching a new class SISTER SOUL -- Rock and folk dance music; on many successful events through the “Susan has a special talent for at the college next semester, called Shanachie Pub; 50 S. Main, Willits; $5 cover; 9 p.m.; years. “Behind the Masks” was a choreographing musical theatre, “Women Dancing: Dance for Joy.” 459-9194. multi-faceted project that involved knowledgeable of how to work with all According to Saxon West, it is a dance PAULA SAMONTE JESSIE ALLEN COOPER -- many community members and organi- kinds of people with varying experi- class for women who are in middle and Live music; Himalayan Café; 1639 S. State St., Ukiah; zations. This project was inspired and ence and skill levels.” late life who want to move in a relax- 6:30 to 9 p.m.; 467-9900. developed by Saxon West while on The two have collaborated on sever- ing, joyful environment. DON WILLIS -- Continental accordion; Hopland sabbatical. al important Mendocino College Saxon West is Chair of Mendocino Passport; 13500 Hwy. 101, Hopland; 1 p.m. to 4 p.m.; After spending a year researching Repertory Dance Co. productions. Last College Dance Department where she No cover; 744-2020. Native American masked dances of the year they worked on Mary has taught the last 25 years. Era is HAPPINESS IS HALLOWEEN PARTY -- Music by Northwest Coast of British Columbia, Zimmerman’s “Metamorphoses” deputy director of Adult and Aging Duckie, costume party; Happiness Is Club; 311 Lake Saxon West returned to Ukiah to chore- together. Services for Mendocino County. Mendocino Drive, Ukiah; 7 to 10 p.m.; 462-3016. ograph, “Journey into the Mist,” a trib- Susan Era reflected on her many “Roaring Twenty: 20 Years on the FLY FUNDRAISER -- Benefit event for Arts for All; ute to the arts of the Northwest Coast years associated with Saxon West. Move” is the 20th anniversary of this Cotton Auditorium; 500 N. Harold St., Fort Bragg; 7:30 Native peoples. As part of this collabo- “I have been thinking a lot lately company and performances are Friday, p.m.; 937-5257. ration, David Boxley, a Tsimshian about how many years ago when I first Nov. 16 and Saturday, Nov. 17 at 8 HALLOWEEN COSTUME PARTY -- Costume con- artist, came to Ukiah and performed came to Ukiah with three small chil- p.m., and Sunday, Nov. 18 at 2 p.m. at test and party; The Forest Club; 239 N. State St., many traditional masked dances. The dren and did not know anyone, it was Mendocino College Center Theatre, Ukiah; 9 p.m. to Midnight; 462-7169. Grace Hudson Museum participated by Leslie who encouraged me to share my 1000 Hensley Creek Road, Ukiah. THE FELT TIPS -- Rock and Roll, country, and exhibiting historical artifacts from this Isadora Duncan Dance experience with Tickets are available in Ukiah at the motown, costume party; Club 7-11; 711 S. State St., area. Mendocino College Art Gallery her and other women… and that is how college bookstore and Mendocino Ukiah. exhibited contemporary Northwest it all got started. Book Company; in Willits at Leaves of DJ DANCE COSTUME PARTY -- costume contest, Coast Native art. “I had been teaching children’s Grass, or call 468-3079. General tick- DJ dance music; Vic’s Place; 8501 East Road, Also good examples of collaborative dance with SPACE, and loved working ets are $12 and $10 for seniors, ASB Redwood Valley; 8 p.m.; no cover; 485-8422. events with these two talented women with Laurel and those beautiful chil- cardholders and children 12 and under. and the community surrounding the dren, but Leslie’s encouragement This diverse group of dancers hails college were Vivaldi’s “Gloria” and opened new doors for me to share my from Lake and Mendocino counties. SUNDAY Leonard Bernstein’s “MASS.” love of dance with other adults. I not In the past 20 years the dance com- DON WILLIS -- Continental accordion; Hopland The two have put together several only performed Duncan favorites with pany has built a repertoire of dances Passport; 13500 Hwy. 101, Hopland; 1 p.m. to 4 p.m.; children’s shows which they call, Leslie in Lake and Mendocino counties and dance events, the strongest and No cover; 744-2020. “Symphony of Movement,” which but also took classes in modern, ballet most memorable of which will be high- included, along with Ukiah Symphony and tap through the college for many lighted in this years show. One notable Orchestra, “Peter and the Wolf” and years. dance is, “Cocoon,” choreographed by MONDAY “Carnival of the Animals.” “During this time I was raising a Willits dancer and instructor, Jenna Saxon West first founded the family of four fabulous children and Byrne. MICROPHONE NIGHT -- Sing or play an instru- Mendocino College Repertory Dance working full time at Social Services. “‘Cocoon’ is a stunning dance done ment; Club 711; 711 S. State St., Ukiah; 9 p.m. to 1 Company in 1987. However, she and People would always say to me, and with six women dancing among long a.m.; 462-7111. Era met in 1980. still do, ‘how do you do it Susan?’ pieces of silk that hang from above. It “Susan signed up for a dance class I Well, first I must always say, because I is certainly one of our most visually was teaching at the time and we imme- have such a supportive husband! Then memorable pieces and we are looking TUESDAY diately became friends,” explained I explain that expressing one’s art form forward to it gracing our stage one Saxon West. is a way to share with my family, more time,” said Saxon West. KARAOKE -- Every Tuesday; Perkins Street “She had moved here from the Bay friends and community what is really Tickets will also be available at the Lounge; 228 E. Perkins St., Ukiah; 8 p.m.; free. important to me. For me, dance is an door. For more information, call 468- TAHITIAN DANCE -- Every Tuesday night; Area, where she studied the dance of Mendocino Ballet Studio; 205 S. State St.; Ukiah; ages Modern Dance pioneer, Isadora expression of who I am; my thoughts, 3079. 11 to 99; 5:30 to 6:30 p.m.; $8 to $11. Nov. 4 at 2 p.m. Tickets are available at the Mendocino Book WEDNESDAY Company and at the Mendocino College Bookstore for $15 general admission; $12 for students and seniors). This produc- ADAM’S CENTER STAGE KARAOKE -- Karaoke BILLBOARD tion contains mature subject matter; parental discretion is night at Yokayo Bowl; 1401 N. State St., Ukiah; 7 to 11 advised. For more information about the production, including p.m.; family hours 6 to 8 p.m.; no cover; 462-8686. Mendocino College Theater to start the age appropriateness, visit the college’s Theatre Department web LADIES NIGHT -- Nepalese dance and music by Rai site at http:/www.mendocino.edu/theater/deptindex.html, or family; Himalayan Café; 1639 S. State St., Ukiah; 467- season with Vaclav Havel’s ‘Temptation’ 9900. call 468-3172. OPEN MIC NIGHT -- Open Mic; Ukiah Brewing Co.; The Mendocino College Theatre Arts Department will pre- 102 S. State St., Ukiah; 8:30 p.m.; free; 468-5898. sent Temptation, Vaclav Havel’s modern version of the classic Jessie Allen Cooper to perform ROOTSTOCK -- Reggae; Halloween masquerade; legend of Faust, for two weeks only, Oct. 26 through Nov. 4 in locally on Oct. 26 and 27 Ukiah Brewing Company; Ukiah Brewing Co.; 102 S. the college’s Center Theatre. This darkly funny play is set in a State St., Ukiah; 9:45 p.m.; $10 cover; 468-5898. scientific institute in an unspecified totalitarian country. The The sounds of musician/composer Jessie Allen Cooper will ATMOSPHERE -- Skate video showing and raffle; mission of the institute is to repress all mystical, irrational and be heard on Friday, Oct. 26 at the Hopland Inn, in Hopland from Rosie’s Pizza; 720 N. State St., Ukiah; 6:30 p.m.; $5 unscientific thinking. However, one of the institute’s favored 8 to 10 p.m. Local vocalist Paula Samonte will also perform. for pizza, drink and raffle ticket; researchers, Dr. Foustka (played by David Strock in the Cooper will also be at the Himalayan Café on Saturday night Mendocino College production), has been secretly dabbling in from 6:30 to 9 p.m. black magic. When Fistula (played by Keith Aisner) appears, Jessie Allen Cooper is a saxophone and harmonica player claiming to be a sorcerer and demonic emissary, Foustka finds whose music continues to ride many of the radio air-waves himself torn between two opposing worlds. The play examines around the World. He will play music from several of his CDs Further Billboard the absurdity and corruption, which results from the censorship “Sound Travels,” “Heaven Sent,” “Moment In Time,” and and regulation of ideas, thought and human creativity. While more. In 2004 Jessie joined Paula Samonte at the Ukiah announcements will the play is clearly rooted in Communist Czechoslovakia of the Playhouse where they gave a performance to raise funds for the 1980’s, the issues are disturbingly resonant today. Redwood Valley Fire Department and donated over $2,000 for Temptation opens on Oct. 26. Performances will run for two their needs. run in the Friday paper weekends only, through Nov. 4. Performances are Fridays and For more information call the Hopland Inn 744-1890 for Saturdays at 8 p.m., Thursday Nov. 1 at 7:30 p.m., and Sunday Friday; and the Himalayan Café 467-9900. 4 – THURSDAY, OCT. 25, 2007 FORUM Editor: K.C. Meadows, 468-3526 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected] Letters from our readers In our opinion From the desk of... Parents have to do what parents have to do Nature’s beautiful autumn gift To the Editor: This time of year the Ukiah Valley puts on Like rabbit and deer President George W. Bush and his con- a spectacular display of autumn color. The Running away. EJ DIONNE JR. servative corporate friends have done vineyards are red and yellow, the trees in everything they could do to trash my coun- downtown Ukiah are a brilliant red and pur- But the mountains I raise try. ple and everywhere in town the blazing Elude my embrace, The destruction is blatantly evident in color is just breathtaking. Flowing over my arms our physical environment, our social envi- We know there’s science behind all this ... And into my face. ronment, and our political environment. something about winter light and a cutting Religion no longer And I have not yet mentioned violations back of photosynthesis ... but really, it’s just I may load and unload against The Constitution of The United a miracle. States or the worst abomination of all, the Again and again a ‘private affair’ We celebrate the autumn leaves today Till I fill the whole shed, President’s war in Iraq. Documentation of with this poem by Robert Frost. Let’s say it unequivocally: Mitt Romney’s Mormon these violations has been listed in tedious And what have I then? faith should not be an issue in this presidential cam- detail by many patriotic Americans paign. Period. throughout the country. We need not repeat Gathering Leaves Next to nothing for weight, And then let us explore why the Mormon “issue” them here. by Robert Frost And since they grew duller may be unavoidable -- and what Romney and the rest Obviously, the President and Vice- Spades take up leaves From contact with earth, of us should do about it. President should be impeached for their No better than spoons, Next to nothing for color. Romney’s biggest problem is that he is running in a offenses now. And bags full of leaves Republican Party that has been saturated by religion in But, for some reason I do not under- Are light as balloons. Next to nothing for use. recent years. Other than Sunday’s debate on Fox stand, my fellow Americans seem loathe to But a crop is a crop, News, the biggest GOP event during the weekend was embark on a trail of impeachment. That is, I make a great noise And who’s to say where the straw poll at the Values Voter Summit sponsored even though they admit total disdain for Of rustling all day The harvest shall stop? by the Family Research Council. Romney won the Mr. Bush’s behavior during his two terms poll very narrowly over former Arkansas Gov. Mike of office and offer the conclusion that “He Huckabee, who is an ordained Baptist minister. is the worst President in the history of our Romney needed to win because his strategy rests on country,” they still utter very lame excuses reassembling “the house Ronald Reagan built,” as he for avoiding impeachment. put it in the Fox debate, and that most definitely They seem to react like you have just includes social and religious conservatives. told them that their baby needs his diaper The one thing Romney cannot do to put the changed. Mormon issue aside is to say that religion shouldn’t For those who are waiting patiently matter in politics, since so many of those whose votes (“It’s only politics.”) for the Bush term to he seeks believe otherwise. Romney thus speaks often end, you might as well wait for the child to about faith, but in very general terms. “The values of change his own diaper. my faith are much like, or are identical to, the values The analogy appears to be quite apt. of other faiths that have a Judeo-Christian philosophi- The stink is not going to go away until cal background,” he said earlier this month in New we do something about it. Hampshire. “They’re American values, if you will.” There is still time for the current admin- This also means that Romney cannot do what so istration to do untold harm to our nation. many have suggested he must: give the equivalent of They need to be stopped now. John F. Kennedy’s 1960 speech to the Greater As it is, it will take decades to chip Houston Ministerial Association in which JFK tried to away at the corporate invasion of govern- push aside concerns over his Roman Catholicism. ment to the point where it is possible to Recall that Kennedy said his professed religious even consider the needs of working beliefs would have nothing to do with how he gov- Americans again. erned. “I believe in a president whose views on reli- I would advise impeachment if there gion are his own private affair,” Kennedy said. But the was but one day left in the Administration. religious conservative movement believes, on princi- I would advise impeachment even after ple, that religious faith cannot be a “private affair,” he leaves office. that faith necessarily shapes a politician’s views on The President needs a diaper changing. public issues. Impeach him! To win votes from the religious right while pushing Marvin Gentz the Mormon issue aside, Romney therefore has to say Ukiah that religion matters a great deal -- and also that it Thank you doesn’t. Any wonder why this is such a tough matter for him to discuss? To the Editor: In one respect, Romney’s situation actually is simi- The Mendocino Land Trust, annually lar to Kennedy’s, but not in a helpful way. coordinating the cleanup of 24 beaches out to the ocean. The Coastal Commission on the “bus incident.” To which I reply, Just as there was mistrust of Catholicism in 1960 on from Gualala to Westport on the is asking all Californians to take responsi- Thank God! both the left and the right, so do Mormons face mis- Mendocino coast, wishes to express its bility for making sure trash goes where it Milton, when you fight your kid’s battles trust from liberals and conservatives. In Kennedy’s appreciation to the 350 volunteers who belongs -- securely in a trash can, recycling for him you aren’t helping him grow into a time, there were those on the left who saw the found 2,050 pounds of trash and 750 bin, or a hazardous waste dump when mature citizen who can roll with life’s Catholic Church as an anti-democratic, authoritarian pounds of recyclables on 18 miles of appropriate. punches. Was Troy kicked off the bus institution while some evangelical Protestants saw it beaches during Coastal Cleanup Day Eighty people attended an appreciation unfairly? Who cares? Part of the matura- as the anti-Christ. September 15. barbecue hosted by the Land Trust on Big tion process is learning that life is not fair. Mormons now face criticism as a non-Christian This year’s turnout represents a substan- River Beach with food donated by Corners Every little perceived injustice doesn’t “cult” from some wings of Protestantism. The hostili- tial increase from the 225 volunteers who of the Mouth, Safeway and the Mendocino have to be addressed. For the sake of men- ty is aggravated by an intense competition between found 2,230 pounds of trash and 595 Cookie Company. tal health, one has to let some things go. Mormonism and Evangelicalism for converts. Some pounds of recycIables in 2006 and the 285 The Land Trust coordination activities Your son is not branded for life with a on the left see Mormons as hopelessly conservative, volunteers who found 1,200 pounds of were supported by a grant from the scarlet letter. He will not be turned down hostile to feminism and, in general, just not the sort of trash and 450 pounds of recyclables in California Coastal Commission and dona- for work by an employer who remembers folks who would ally with progressive causes. 2005. tions from the Mendocino Solid Waste that he was bounced off the bus when he Setting aside the theological arguments, Mormons “We wish to extend special thanks to our Management Authority. Six dumpsters was in high school. No permanent damage are put at an unfair disadvantage because their religion Beach Captains and all the volunteers who were donated by Fort Bragg Disposal to has been done. is relatively new and its origins and idiosyncrasies annually make Coastal Cleanup Day a sat- facilitate the cleanup. I raised four kids, all happy successful thus rather well-documented. Those of us who follow isfying success,” said Holly Newberger, For more information on the Mendocino adults in their 40s now. Had one of them traditions that are many centuries old have a much Outreach and Membership Coordinator for Land Trust’s projects and programs, visit come home with this horror tale of having easier time rationalizing the stories and practices the Land Trust. “Mendocino County beach- www.mendocinolandtrust.org. to walk home on a hot day because he or buried deep in the past that ring strangely to contem- es were made cleaner again this year for Holly Newberger she was kicked off the bus unfairly, we porary ears. both human visitors and wildlife to enjoy Fort Bragg would have had something to talk about at As for Mormons being uniformly right wing, con- safely.” the dinner table and then it would have sider the existence of the Mormon Democratic Among the unusual items found by vol- Let him stand been forgotten. Congressional Caucus, whose members include unteers were a backpack, a pill planner and You say that you love your son enough Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, Reps. Jim underwear at MacKerricher and a lounge on his own two feet to stand up for him. How about loving him Matheson of Utah and Tom Udall of New Mexico, and chair on Big River. Volunteers were very To the Editor: enough to let him stand on his own two Eni Faleomavaega, the delegate from American efficient this year. A pair of shoes found on According to Milton John Kleim Jr.’s feet? Samoa. the sand at Ten Mile was successfully letter published in the Oct. 16 Daily Roy Mason Perhaps because I am a Catholic and a liberal, I find reunited with their owner at the collection Journal, that was his last public statement Ukiah myself drawn to a defense of Romney’s faith. point. Mormons are now facing prejudices similar to those Past Coastal Cleanup Day data tell us that Catholics and Jews have confronted, and it is, if I that most (between 60-80 percent) of the may use the term, anti-American to have religious debris on our beaches and shorelines comes WHERE TO WRITE tests of any kind for public office. from inland sources, traveling through The odd thing is that Romney may find that the lib- storm drains or creeks out to the beaches President George Bush: The White www.house.gov/write rep erals he routinely bashes on the campaign trail are his and ocean, Rain -- o r even something as House, 1600 Pennsylvania Ave., Washing- Assemblywoman Patty Berg: State best allies when it comes to combating religious prej- simple as hosing down a sidewalk -- can ton, D.C. 20500; (202) 456-1111, FAX Assembly District 1, Capitol, Rm. 4146, udice -- and liberals should feel obligated to stand up wash cigarette butts, bits of Styrofoam, (202)456-2461. Sacramento, 95814. (916) 319-2001; for the political rights of Mormons, including pesticides, and oil into the storm drains and Governor Arnold Schwarzeneg- Berg's Ukiah field representative is Ruth Romney. ger: State Capitol, Sacramento, 95814. To this end, Romney should give not “the Kennedy Valenzuela. Ukiah office located at 311 N. speech,” but his own account of the religious question. LETTER POLICY (916) 445-2841; FAX (916)445-4633 State St, Ukiah, 95482, 463-5770. The He needs to explain how he can fairly ask that we not The Daily Journal welcomes letters to the Sen. Barbara Boxer: 112 Hart Sen- office’s fax number is 463-5773. For email hold his faith against him, even as he insists that reli- editor. All letters must include a clear name, ate Office Bldg., Washington, D.C. 20510; go to web site: assembly.ca.gov/Berg gious people should vote for him because of the val- signature, return address and phone number. 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Meadows with the concurrence Audit Bureau Newspaper Publishers of Publisher Kevin McConnell. email us at [email protected] Of Circulations Association THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT THURSDAY, OCT. 25, 2007 – 5 The Willits Community Theatre ‘Radiant Visions: Huichol delivers a Halloween treat Indian Art’ exhibition at Grace Hudson Museum By KATE MARIANCHILD Special for the Journal “Radiant Visions: Huichol Indian Art,” a bilingual exhi- bition at Ukiah's Grace Hudson Museum, will open on Saturday, Oct. 27 at 2 p.m. with a reception featuring a slide show and lecture by guest curator Isabel Jordan. This exhibit spotlights the vibrant yarn paintings and beaded masks and sculptures of Mexico’s Huichol Indians whose homeland straddles the remote and rugged Sierra Madre Occidental mountains. The exhibition offers a rare glimpse into the art and spiri- Beaded Jaguar Head by Alexandro Carrill. tual traditions of an indige- nous people whose culture uses ancient symbols to rep- Museum, considers the muse- has remained largely intact. resent these spirits, to tell the um fortunate to be able to The survival of the tradi- cosmic drama of creation, collaborate with Isabel Jordan tions of the Huichol is due in and to document age-old and Gail Meyer on this large part to their geographi- Huichol traditions. exhibit. “It is a treat to hear cal isolation from Spanish With no written language, Isabel describe the artists and influence. Huichol people rely on vari- their work in such personal The Huichol believe that ous types of artwork to main- terms. She provides an Joe Dowling, Patricia Willis, Tim Cooper, Hope Nelson and Dan Ramsey star in everything in their natural tain and communicate their entrée into a fascinating WCT’s production of “A Party to Murder.” environment is alive and beliefs and myths. world where deer speak, capable of feeling and action. While Huichol Indian art wolves turn into people, The Daily Journal New additions to the yearly mystery game has become popular among feathered arrows carry Mystery awaits in a spooky old Victorian are sisters Valerie and Henriette Addison, own- Through their shamans the Huichol send prayers and collectors of folk art around prayers, serpents bring rain, house on a tiny storm-swept island in the mid- ers of Addison Utilities, played by Patricia the world, few outsiders and shamans play the violin.” Willis and Hope Nelson. petitions to a multitude of dle of a lake. Mystery, suspense and murder on personified nature deities know much about the world The public is invited to Halloween night. The disappearance of their father, years ago, of its creators and their com- come to the opening on Oct. lost with a similar group of mystery aficiona- who govern such things as 27 to talk with Jordan and Opening Oct. 31 through Nov. 17 at the animals, water, weather, and plex spiritual heritage. This Willits Community Theatre is “A Party To dos, continues to haunt them. Playing Charles exhibit provides an unusual Meyer and to enjoy the art- Prince is Joe Dowling, the host of the annual plants. Huichol shamans are work. “Radiant Visions: Murder,” a gem of a whodunit puzzle. the teachers, guides, and glimpse into that world. Written by Marcia Kash and Douglas E. mystery game, whose own sordid secret may The pieces on display are Huichol Indian Art” will be mediators between the natural on view at the museum until Hughes, this play pays special homage to prove to seal his fate. and the supernatural realms. from the collection of Isabel Agatha Christie’s “And Then There Were When the first body turns up, the magical Sun., Jan. 13, 2008. Grace To be a shaman is both a Jordan of Yelapa, Mexico, Hudson Museum is open to None” mystery legacy. evening turns quickly into a horrific night- privilege and a demanding and her daughter, Gail Meyer, mare. Slowly, the realization sinks in that a the public Wednesday The fun is in watching the plot slowly twist, responsibility. Shamans con- of Boonville. On moving to through Saturday from 10 turn and unravel. While clues surface and murderer lurks among them. Fingers begin to duct rituals to ensure the Mexico more than thirty point and accusations fly. Who is the chilling a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and Sunday, alight, they only prove to deepen the creepy health and welfare of their years ago, Jordan became noon to 4:30 p.m. mood and suspenseful atmosphere. fiend responsible for the deaths? Is the killer communities and perform interested in Huichol people hidden among them? Or is there an unseen It is located at 431 S. Main Like a chilling fog, the characters are sacred chants recounting and their culture. She has St., behind the Sun House enshrouded by the unearthly events taking mastermind puppeteer bent on revenge lurking Huichol ancestral mythology. established long-term ties somewhere inside the walls? (Grace and John Hudson’s place, trapping them in a deadly game of cat All Huichol ceremonial with many Huichol artists, historic home), and it is part As the suspect survivors huddle inside old life centers on the sacred pey- and helps to preserve their and mouse. Nothing is as it seems. No one Haddington House, hoping for a morning res- of the City of Ukiah’s knows where, or who, the murderer will strike ote cactus that is used in ritu- traditional way of life by Community Services cue, dangerous clues are discovered, The als to contact the spirit world. buying their art and selling it next. Mousetrap Society is revealed and the story of Department. To reach the When five people are invited to spend a Huichol shamans obtain their for them at galleries and museum from Hwy 101 take The Phantom Five is revisited. Or is it being power from these ceremonies exhibitions she has mounted Gobbi St. west to Main St. Halloween gathering hosted by famous mys- relived all over again? tery writer, Charles Prince, they all arrive eager and from the peyote visions in Canada, Europe, through- and turn right. More informa- “A Party To Murder” is directed by WCT they experience. Huichol art, out the U. S., and now in tion about the museum and to enjoy an evening of murder mystery role- House Director Ian Stigliani. Having spent his playing games. both two-dimensional yarn Ukiah, California. this exhibit is available at childhood sitting in the darkened wings of the paintings and three-dimen- Haddington House, perched on a lonely Sherrie Smith-Ferri, direc- www.gracehudsonmuseum.or theater, Stigliani watched his Uncle Glenn act sional masks and sculptures, tor of Grace Hudson g or at 467-2836. island in the Cassandra Lakes, provides the in another famous whodunit, “The Cat and the perfect secretive location. Unbeknownst to the Canary.” Ever since then he has been enam- group, each one arrives with dark secrets of ored by the moody, atmospheric genre and is their own, secrets that will ultimately prove enjoying bringing this production to grisly, fatal. scary life. There is Mckenzie Arnold, played by Come be a part of the murderous fun. Since Gretchen Anderson, a fashion model trapped in both the story and the opening performance of an abusive relationship. Will this night see her A Party To Murder occur on Halloween night, set free? WCT welcomes audience members to attend in There is Elwood O’ Callaghan, played by costume. Suit up and show up ˆ and enjoy a Dan Ramsey, a shipping magnate, whose cor- storm-swept evening huddled in an old creepy porate raiding has turned him into a very pow- house. erful -- and very dangerous man. His devilish The play runs Oct. 31 through Nov. 17 with plans may kill the evening’s spirits. evening and matinee performances. Tickets are Tim Cooper plays Willy Yaskovitch, an ex- $12 on Friday and Saturday with an 8 p.m. football star, but with a crippling secret. showtime, $8. on Thursday with a 7 p.m. Wheelchair-bound, he is but a shadow of the showtime and Sunday at 2 p.m. To purchase a man he once was. seat, call Leaves of Grass Books at 459-3744.

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Mr. Bowan, Read All About It! One coupon per customer. Offer ends November 30, 2007 The Ukiah DAILY JOURNAL MENDOCINO/LAKE AUDIOLOGY 756 S. Dora St., Ukiah (between Mill and Gobbi) Your Local Daily Newspaper! RSVP Today! 707.463.2966 6 – THURSDAY, OCT. 25, 2007 SPORTS Editor: Anthony Dion, 468-3518 [email protected] UHS | GIRLS’ VARSITY SOCCER LOCAL CALENDAR Montgomery too much for Ukiah This week: By ANTHONY DION goals, one by a header with about a • TODAY, UHS volleyball jv/varsi- The Daily Journal ‘We’re playing better as a team now. We just lacked a lit- minute left, to secure the 5-0 victory. ty @ Maria Carrillo, 4:30 p.m. For their last game of the season, tle bit of fire power up front this year... I look forward to Ukiah, though, was all smiles after the Ukiah girls’ varsity soccer team • TODAY, UHS boys’ jv/varsity the game. They played competitively soccer @ Santa Rosa 4 & 5:30 had the task of putting the emotion of building this program and becoming a very good team in against a very good team and finished p.m. senior night behind them and playing two to three years. their season strong. against the top-ranked team in the ’ • TODAY, UHS freshman football --Girls Varsity coach, Andy Hendry “I thought in the first half we really @ Cardinal Newman, 5 p.m. nation in Montgomery. competed well,” said coach Andy Well, it is no surprise that the task • Friday, UHS jv/varstiy football of the net by their forward, No. 10. Taylor Daly, Yesenia Diaz, Megan Hendry. “I think on the whole we was a little too insurmountable for the vs. Elsie Allen 5 & 7:30 p.m. The Wildcats defense kept it close Daly, Miranda Lampson, Lauren played well.” (last home game of season) Wildcats (3-11) as they fell 5-0 to the for the remainder of the half, giving Moses and Dakota Sanderson were all Vikings on Wednesday evening. After the game, coach Hendry their offense a chance to even the honored. looked back at the team’s progression In the early going, the Wildcats game up, until Montgomery got a late As the second half began, it were able to hang tough with the over the course of the season and to penalty kick three minutes before half- appeared that Ukiah would be able to the future: “We’re playing better as a COMMUNITY strong Montgomery team but as the time to stretch the lead out to 2-0. claw its way back into the game. warm, breezy night wore on their At halftime, the large home crowd However, the Montgomery Vikings team now. We just lacked a little bit of defense wore down. was given a chance to cheer on the showed why they are considered the fire power up front this year... I look About 10 minutes into the first half, seniors as they were presented with No. 1 team in the nation as they domi- forward to building this program and Basketball League the Vikings got on the board with their some gifts from their fellow team- nated the rest of the way out. becoming a very good team in two to signups for youth first goal with a nice shot to the corner mates. Leah Brooks, Megan Cavalin, The Vikings added three more three years.” The City of Ukiah Community Service Department is beginning registration for the 2007/08 Youth Basketball league. The league is open to boys and girls from Kindergarten through 12th grade. NFL| WEEK 8 Registration forms are now avail- RED SOX 13 | ROCKIES 1 able at the Civic Center, 411 W. Clay Street, and at www.cityofuki- ah.com. Patriots The registration fee is $50 per first player, $45 for the second Rockies get rocked player in the same family. Registrations are due by Friday, October 26, 2007. A $15 late fee are sim- will be added after the deadline. There are Low-Income Discounts available. Absolutely NO registra- tion will be accepted after 11/2/07. Practices will begin in ply too November, after Thanksgiving. The Youth Basketball League games will run from January through March 2007. For this pro- good gram to be successful enthusias- tic volunteer coaches and team sponsors are needed. For more information, please call 463- By ANTHONY DION 6714. The Daily Journal Wild Game Is it just me, or do you get the BBQ & Raffle feeling that this NFL season is Ukiah Rod and Gun Club will be already over? That the New presenting their 10th annual wild England Patriots are the main game bbq & raffle on Saturday, event and everything else that Oct. 27 from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. Taking place at the Ukiah Elks goes on is just background noise. Lodge on 1200 Hastings Rd., the Through seven weeks of the event will feature a kids (ages 12 season, the Patriots are 7-0, hav- and under) Halloween custome contest as well as a food selec- ing scored 279 points and given up tion of wild pork, deer and salmon just 120. Their average margin of with green salad, corn and french bread. The best children’s cus- victory is 22.9 points per game tome on display at the event will and they have beaten every oppo- win a $50 savings bond. The nent by at least 17 points. admission cost is a $15 donation for adults and $6 donation for Through seven weeks of the children, again 12 years or season Tom Brady’s stats are: younger. For more information 2,125 yards, 27 TDs, 2 INTs, and call (707) 463-0730 or (707) 462- 5228. an absurd 137.9 passer rating. Benefitting most from this Basketball League spectacular performance is signups for youth Randy Moss whose numbers -- 44 The city of Ukiah Community catches for 732 yards and 10 TDs Service Department is beginning -- are somehow better than those registration for the 2007/08 Youth of the star receiver on my Madden Basketball League. The League is open to boys and team. girls from Kindergarten through And this is all through seven 12th grade. games. Seven! Randy Moss is on Registration forms are now availableat the Civic Center, 411 pace for a ridiculous 22 TDs. W. Clay Streeet, and at www.city- Through seven weeks of the ofukiah.com. The registration fee is $50 per photo courtesy Jeff Truette/ The Daily Journal season the Patriots are just flat out first player, $45 for the second The Red Sox were all smiles after the routed the Colorado Rockies in Game 1 of the World Series ridiculous while the AFC East is player in the same family. flat out embarrassing. Registrations are due by Friday, er. October 26, 2007. A $15 late fee Beckett strikeouts, Not only do the remaining three will be added after the deadline. Beckett got off to the most overpow- teams have three wins combined, There are Low-income Discounts Pedroia HR lead Red ering start since Sandy Koufax, Pedroia GAME 2 no team other than the Buffalo available. became only the second player to lead Bills seems to be making any sort Absolutely N0 registration will Sox to 13-1 rout over Rockies (Jimenez 0-0) be accepted after 11/2/07. off the Series with a home run, and then at Red Sox (Schilling 0-0) of progress over the course of the Practices will begin in November a relentless offense led by Manny after Thanksgiving. Rockies in World Today, 5 p.m. year. The Youth Basketball League Ramirez and David Ortiz racked up hit TV: FOX The Patriots have already games will run from January Series opener after hit. clinched their division but this through March 2007. For this pro- By RONALD BLUM Boston set a record for runs and vic- gram to be successful enthusias- Make no mistake, these Red Sox are isn’t news. In fact, the division tic volunteer coaches and team Associated Press tory margin in an opener and finished was clinched before the season sponsors are needed. For more slick, and not just because of an on-and- BOSTON, Mass. — Josh Beckett, with 17 hits, becoming the first club to off drizzle that seemed to dampen the even started. information, please call 463- hit eight doubles in a Series game since 6714. Dustin Pedroia and the Boston Red Sox noise from 36,733 fans in Fenway Park. Well, ok, to be fair it was were revved up and ready. Not so the 1925. After taking a 6-1 lead against Colorado has the altitude — the clinched after the first game of the Ukiah Elks Lodge Colorado Rockies, who showed up in Colorado ace Jeff Francis, the Red Sox season when New England Basketball Challenge series shifts to mile-high Coors Field Beantown looking rusty not rested. piled on seven runs in the fifth, when this weekend — and had won 21 of 22 showed against the New York Jets Back in the World Series with no Rockies reliever Ryan Speier walked coming in. But after a record eight days that Randy Moss would be the The Ukiah Elks Lodge wishes to three straight batters with the bases challenge all basketball coaches Bambino’s curse to worry about, the off, the Rockies looked like a team player of 1998-2004 rather than in the Ukiah area to send boys Red Sox flattened the Rockies 13-1 in loaded — the first time that ever hap- the 2005-2006 version, and that and girls between the ages of 8 Wednesday night’s World Series open- pened in a Series game. Tom Brady would be...well a freak and 14 to Shoda Kai Gymnasium See WORLD SERIES, Page 8 on November 18, at 9:30 am for a of nature. free throw contest. Tom Brady is playing the quar- UHS | JV FOOTBALL terback position about as perfectly Mendocino County as it can be played. Period. There Special Olympics is seriously nothing to critique in 2007 Bowling Wildcats fall to Maria Carrillo his play. The decisions he makes, Practices for the 2007 Special how he manages the game, the Olympics Bowling are still hap- The Daily Journal throws he makes -- perfect is the ping and will continue from Wildcat territory to give the Pumas a expired. 3:30p.m. to 5:00p.m. on October On Saturday, the Ukiah High 10-6 lead at halftime. Pittman finished 8 for 18 for 149 lone word that comes to mind that 25th, and November 1st, 8th, School junior-varsity football team In the second half, the Wildcats took yards and a touchdown. Carter had seems to accurately describe his 15th, and 29th. performance. There will be no practice on lost a hard fought game to Maria the opening kickoff and drove 80- three receptions for 76 yards including Thanksgiving day. If you get out Carrillo 16-14. yards for their second touchdown of the two-point conversion while Zack At this point the only way the of school or work at 3:00p.m. it is Both teams’ defenses controlled the the game to take the lead. The drive Jackson added two for 27 yards. Patriots can be stopped is if an okay if you show up a little late. If opposing team’s linebacker or you have any questions, call 489- opposing offenses for the majority of was highlighted by a 38-yard pass Running the ball for the Wildcats 3087. the game, keeping it close all the way from Pittman to Carter down to the were Marcus Maciel (11 carries for 46 defensive lineman decides to take to the end. In the end though, the five-yard line. From there Pittman yards) and Chris Tow (six carries for one -- not just for his team but for Attention Coaches!! Pumas were just too much. bootlegged into the endzone supported 21 yards). the entire league -- and gives Tom Ukiah opened the scoring with a 35- by a nice block from Cole Cupples. The Wildcat defense was led by Brady the most punishing hit he’s Coaches, make sure to ever had in his career. report all game scores yard touchdown pass from Chad On the two-point conversion Jackson and Scott Cokeley who once Pittman to Tyler Carter. That made it 6- attempt, Pittman once again connected again dominated from his linebacker Which would be shocking in online to ukjsports@pacif- itself. Hardly hit at all, Brady is ic.net, or by phone to 468- 0 after the extra point attempt was with Carter to give the Wildcats a 14- position. 3518 ASAP. blocked. 10 lead. “Maria Carrillo is a very good the type of player that even when Maria Carrillo surged ahead in the With five minutes remaining in the team,” said coach Craig Morris. “We he is hit, it looks like he is being second quarter as their offense seemed given the “grandmother” treat- game, Maria Carrillo found itself in the played our best game of the year. It ment. to find its stride against the stout endzone once again to regain the lead. was hard hitting, very physical. That Wildcats defense. Whether defenders are afraid to Their PAT was blocked by the third quarter 80-yard drive -- we can damage his good-looks (coming First, they scored on a 30-yard pass Wildcats’ Vinny Hyler. build on that. I’m proud of our kids.” from People magazine, not me) or play making it 7-6. Then, later in the Ukiah’s last possession ended as The JV team faces Elsie Allen on perhaps receive a penalty or even quarter they added a 25-yard field goal they desperately drove in search of a Friday at 5 p.m. in their last home when their drive stalled deep in game-winning field goal as time game of the season. See DION, Page 7

Chargers deal with Barry Bonds’ future Scoreboard Wildfires ...... Page 8 ...... Page 7 ...... Page 8 THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL SPORTS THURSDAY, OCT. 25, 2007 – 7 In an age when the Dion name of the game in Bowyer establishing Continued from Page 6 the NFL is parity, I a fine for touching Tom say FedEx Brady his himself in 1st appear- Brady, something is prevent- Hall-of-Fame Canton ing him from being hit the ance in the Chase blazer priority and cut same way that other QBs in By JENNA FRYER place. the league are hit. him a check for the CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) But the kid from Kansas While QBs all around the remainder of his con- — Few considered Clint isn’t giving up. league are dropping like flies Bowyer a legitimate title con- “In my mind and our race and guys like Trent Dilfer, tract plus 50% ASAP. tender when the Chase for the team’s minds we’re definitely Vinny Testaverde and Sage Tell him, “Thank you, championship began six not the odd man out,” Bowyer Rosenfels are taking starting weeks ago. said. “We’re close enough we snaps in real live NFL games but we’ve seen The first-time Chase quali- can win this thing.” (amazing, isn’t it?), Tom enough.” fier was winless in his Nextel If Gordon or Johnson Brady stands resolutely in the Cup career, and ranked last should suddenly self-destruct, pocket every Sunday, never out of 12 drivers when the Bowyer most certainly could having to move more than staff that can prepare the per- standings were reset. Las win the title. He’s got a solid five feet to his left or right nor fect gameplan to expose the Vegas oddsmakers listed him hold on third place, where he nursing more than a sore miniscule weaknesses that as a 30-to-1 long shot to win leads two-time series champi- throwing arm (you would too New England has. the title. on Tony Stewart by 134 if you were averaging 300 Of the two remaining Then he stormed out of the points. Assuming he can yards and four TDs a game). teams, the best candidate is gates, scoring his first career maintain his pace, he’s in To be honest, it’s not even the Washington Redskins who win in the Chase-opening race striking distance if the close to fair. Tom Brady is so just happen to be New at New Hampshire to jump up Hendrick cars stumble. good he should be forced to England’s next opponent. in the standings and stake a It’s forced Bowyer and his retire at the completion of this Washington has the stiff claim to the title. A month Gil Martin-led crew to set season and the collecting of scoring defense, allowing later, he still had not folded new goals. The second-year his fourth Super Bowl ring. under 15 points per game. and was just 14 points out of team started its first Chase It’s the only way to level They have the Hall-of-Fame the lead. hoping for a top-five finish in the playing field. coach and the ability to con- “We’re not out of this thing the final standings. But the In an age when the name of struct the perfect gameplan by any means,” he confidently breakthrough win at New the game in the NFL is parity, but (and this is the difference told reporters before a race at Hampshire changed their I say FedEx Brady his Hall- between the Patriots and most Talladega. “You’re still think- thinking. of-Fame Canton blazer priori- everybody else) they don’t ing that we’re going to bobble “Starting the Chase, we ty and cut him a check for the have the quarterback that you and make mistakes. And didn’t know what to expect. I remainder of his contract plus can matter-of-factly say will we’re going to prove you didn’t know where to set my 50% ASAP. Tell him, “Thank not buckle under the weight of wrong.” goals,” he said. “If we could you, but we’ve seen enough.” a game of this magnitude. With just four races to go, finish in the top five this year, Let him finish his thirties Is it possible that Jason Bowyer has indeed proved our second year, that would be lying on the beach, drinking Campbell could play lights everyone wrong. a successful year. We sat on Coronas, with Gisele out? Yes, it is. But then on the His Richard Childress two poles. We got in the Bundchen on his side. other hand it’s also possible Racing team has shown a rad- Chase. I’d be content with that Alright, so that isn’t going that our federal government ical improvement in perfor- year. to happen nor should it, but will one day realize how to mance, notching four top-10 “But that first win changes something needs to be done to respond effectively to a natur- finishes through the first six everything. You go from stop this monstrosity. al disaster situation. Chase races. He’s finished maybe a 10th place so you can The only way I can see the I’m just saying I wouldn’t second twice — including a go to the (awards) banquet to, Patriots being beaten is a per- bet the house on Campbell near-win at his home track in ‘Hey, we’re in contention for fect storm of five events com- just as I wouldn’t on the Bush Kansas and a career-best fin- a championship and we’re ing together at the exact same administration. ish at Charlotte — and hasn’t going to be greedy and go time -- on a Sunday afternoon Not to mention that the been lower than 12th since the after it.’ “ or Monday evening, some- Redskins aren’t the healthiest Chase began. This run has not been time this fall. of teams at the mo’. That cru- Yet he’s still a long shot to uneventful. Bowyer had to First off, the opposing team cial element of a stellar sec- win the title. concede the win to Greg needs to have an excellent ondary is banged up. Their Despite doing everything Biffle at Kansas, when he told secondary. I don’t mean four offensive line is going on nine right on the race track, his team to tell NASCAR that really good players, I mean deep now and their starting Bowyer has faded from legiti- darkening sky made it too dif- five really good players at running back isn’t necessarily mate title contention because ficult to finish the race under least. Offhand I can think of 100 percent. of the unbelievable perfor- green. By finishing under cau- maybe five teams that fit that However, if there is one mances of Hendrick tion, Bowyer had no shot to description -- Denver, team that on paper matches up Motorsports teammates Jeff run Biffle down for the win. Washington, Seattle, Tampa the best with the Patriots, to Gordon and Jimmie Johnson. And he had to nurse his car Bay and Carolina. Next, the me it’s the Washington The duo have combined to home at Talladega, where his opposing team needs to have a Redskins. Whether they get it win the past three races to pull sick engine was just minutes good running game. Of those done this weekend and derail away from the Chase field. from blowing up when he five, really just two meet that the unstoppable freight train In any other season, crossed the finish line in 11th. qualification -- Denver and that is the New England Bowyer would be within It was a nerve-racking experi- Washington. Next, the team Patriots of 2007, remains to be striking distance of the points ence for Bowyer, who said he needs a quarterback that discovered. lead. But in this year of felt sick to his stomach when won’t fold under the pressure, For fans sake and the sake Hendrick dominance, he’s a five motors from the same a defense that doesn’t have of all the other 31 teams in the fading 115 points back in third batch failed in other cars. many holes and a coaching league, let’s hope they do. NFL| CHARGERS Team continues to deal with wildfires Chargers work out because of the fires rampaging The Chargers had a bye last Sun Devil Stadium on the in the San Diego area. They week, so hadn’t practiced Arizona State campus. Fifteen in Arizona, await included coach Norv Turner, since Thursday. players on the San Diego word on game site quarterback Philip Rivers and “Obviously we’re waiting active roster were part of that linebacker Shawne Merriman. to hear what’s going to happen move. By BOB BAUM The Cardinals have since TEMPE, Ariz. (AP) — The “So far, I’ve heard that in San Diego, but the biggest there haven’t been any homes focus for our football team is moved to their new stadium in San Diego Chargers, some of the next three days and our suburban Glendale, but that them forced from their homes that have burned,” Spanos said, “but I haven’t heard that preparation,” coach Norv facility is booked through by the threat of wildfires, Turner said, “because I know Sunday by the Cycle World worked out at the Arizona officially.” International Motorcycle Other sites being consid- this. That game is going to be Cardinals’ training facility played. That ball is going to Show. Wednesday and awaited word ered were Dallas and get kicked off. We can’t do Spanos said he hadn’t on where and when their next Houston. anything about the other thought about the implications game will be played. “I want to play back home, things — where it’s going to of playing a “home” game in San Diego Mayor Jerry no doubt about it,” Merriman be or where it’s going to be.” Houston’s Reliant Stadium. said, “but we’re going to have Sanders planned to decide The team arrived in shoul- He said the priority is making to deal with what we’re going Thursday whether the der pads and helmets and sure the families of the players Chargers will be able to play to have to deal with. A touch- began to work out as usual. down is still a touchdown, a and Chargers staff members Houston as scheduled Sunday “I just talked to them out who have had to leave their at their Qualcomm Stadium tackle is still a tackle, no mat- there for a little bit, and they ter where we play at.” seemed pretty upbeat,” homes are “all situated and home. taken care of.” “We’re waiting as long as An estimated 10,000 peo- Spanos said. “The most we can to assess the need for a ple were at the Qualcomm important thing, at least from shelter as large as evacuation center Wednesday. the football side, was to get “Obviously we’d like to here and get three days of Bankruptcy? Qualcomm,” the mayor’s practice in.” spokesman Fred Sainz said play there, but it’s totally up to Is it for me? the mayor,” Spanos said. “I’m Spanos was en route to San Wednesday. Diego from the owners meet- eddechant.com “The mayor, when he hoping this thing clears up by Free Consultation the weekend and we can ing in Philadelphia, where he spoke yesterday, said the con- had discussed possibilities for EDMUND DECHANT play.” cern is really not a football the Houston game with NFL Attorney at Law game, the concern was to The team canceled its commissioner Roger Goodell. Monday practice in San Diego 35 years Bankruptcy assure people evacuated from “Things are improving, but Experience their homes that they have a a because of the smoky condi- there are still people in the sta- safe place to go,” Sainz said. tions, then decided to hold dium,” Goodell said earlier in 707-604-0042 “That remains our priority.” Wednesday, Thursday and the day. 800-823-0600 After the workout in Friday workouts in Arizona. The commissioner said Tempe, running back The Cardinals have a bye this there was “a slight possibility” LaDainian Tomlinson — the week. that the game would be moved NFL’s reigning MVP — said The Chargers flew to to Monday night in San that, wherever the game is Phoenix on Tuesday night, Diego. played, he hopes it’s a pleas- staying at a hotel in the north In Tempe, Spanos men- part of the city, far from the tioned that scenario. ant diversion to people who “We’re waiting for the have been through so much. practice site. It was difficult to Organics find housing on short-notice mayor to make a decision and Organics “Even for three or four then we’re going to decide & hours, if you can entertain because those closer to the Cardinals’ facility were what’s in the best interest of them, they’re going to take the club to go on from there,” their mind off whatever’s booked. Spanos said. “There’s always Hydroponics going on in their world,” he “I think they’re all coming the option to play Monday said. “That’s what we want to together,” Spanos said about night. If that’s what we have do.” the players. “In some ways, to do, we’ll do it, so that gives Hopland Chargers president Dean this kind of brings them all a us another day (for condi- Spanos said about 40 people little bit closer. It’s unfortu- tions) to get better.” in the organization had to nate the circumstances, but Nearly four years ago to the evacuate their homes, includ- they’re trying to make the day, wildfires forced the 13325 Hwy. 101 ing “17 or 18 players,” worst situation the best possi- Chargers to move a Monday ble situation that they can.” night game against Miami to 744-8300 8 – THURSDAY, OCT. 25, 2007 SPORTS THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL Bonds stung by departure World Series SCOREBOARD Miami 0 7 .000 6 Continental Basketball Association from Giants after record- Continued from Page 6 Central Division ALBANY PATROONS—Signed G Haron NHL W L Pct GB Hargrave, G Pierre Wooten, G Jason Williams, starting spring training. Just EASTERN CONFERENCE Indiana 5 2 .714 — and G Jamaal Miller. breaking season four batters in and trailing by Atlantic Division Chicago 3 3 .500 1 1/2 MINOT SKYROCKETS—Signed G Billy W L OT Pts GF GA Milwaukee 3 3 .500 1 1/2 Richmond and F Mark Konecny. By JANIE McCAULEY only a run, the Rockies Philadelphia 6 1 0 12 28 12 Detroit 3 4 .429 2 RIO GRANDE VALLEY SILVERADOS—Signed F I would consider moved their infield in. N.Y. Islanders 5 3 0 10 23 25 Cleveland 1 4 .200 3 Cedric Smith. Associated Press ‘ Pittsburgh 5 3 0 10 25 24 WESTERN CONFERENCE FOOTBALL Boston, meanwhile, New Jersey 3 4 1 7 21 28 Southwest Division National Football League SAN FRANCISCO — DHing for the W L Pct GB ATLANTA FALCONS—Released DT Grady showed the veteran attitude N.Y. Rangers 2 5 1 5 13 17 Barry Bonds is just a tad bit Northeast Division Memphis 3 1 .750 — Jackson. Placed T Renardo Foster on injured Yankees. and stretched a Red Sox W L OT Pts GF GA San Antonio 3 1 .750 — reserve. Signed OL Terrance Pennington. bitter about his departure from Series winning streak to five Ottawa 8 1 0 16 30 18 Dallas 5 3 .625 — HOUSTON TEXANS—Released RB Samkon Unfortunately, the Boston 5 3 0 10 21 21 New Orleans 3 3 .500 1 Gado. Signed RB Adimchinobe Echemandu from the San Francisco Giants. for the first time since 1915- Montreal 4 2 2 10 24 20 Houston 2 2 .500 1 the practice squad. The 43-year-old home run Yankees have two 16. While the Rockies lined Toronto 3 4 3 9 37 42 Northwest Division NEW YORK JETS—Waived WR David Clowney. Buffalo 3 4 0 6 26 23 W L Pct GB Canadian Football League king heard a long list of his DHs, so that dream up for the introductions on the Southeast Division Denver 4 2 .667 — MONTREAL ALOUETTES—Announced QB W L OT Pts GF GA Portland 3 2 .600 1/2 Anthony Calvillo is taking an indefinite leave from accomplishments read during foul side of the third-base Utah 4 3 .571 1/2 the team to be with his ill wife. would never happen. Carolina 5 1 3 13 29 19 a special speaking forum line, looking like World Tampa Bay 4 2 0 8 21 16 Minnesota 1 5 .167 3 HOCKEY I’m out enjoying my Series rookies, the Red Sox Washington 3 4 0 6 14 19 Seattle 1 5 .167 3 National Hockey League Wednesday night hosted by Florida 3 5 0 6 18 23 Pacific Division ANAHEIM DUCKS—Assigned G Jonas Hiller to stood shoulder-to-shoulder on Atlanta 2 7 0 4 21 40 W L Pct GB Portland (AHL). life. I don’t know at Phoenix 4 2 .667 — CALGARY FLAMES—Recalled G Matt Keetley the Commonwealth Club, the infield side, knowing they WESTERN CONFERENCE then was asked by KGO Central Division Golden State 3 2 .600 1/2 from Quad City (AHL). Assigned G Curtis this point what my belonged. W L OT Pts GF GA L.A. Clippers 3 3 .500 1 McElhinney to Quad City. Radio host Ray Taliaferro if With stubble on his upper Detroit 6 2 1 13 32 24 Sacramento 3 3 .500 1 MINNESOTA WILD—Recalled RW Cal plans are in the St. Louis 5 2 0 10 23 14 L.A. Lakers 2 4 .333 2 Clutterbuck from Houston (AHL). he’d really reached all those lip and a hint of a soul patch Chicago 5 4 0 10 26 26 PHOENIX COYOTES—Assigned D Freddy Meyer future. on his chin, the 27-year-old Columbus 4 3 1 9 23 19 ——— to San Antonio (AHL). feats. ’ Nashville 2 6 0 4 18 30 Monday’s Games American Hockey League Fourteen All-Star game --Barry Bonds Beckett pitched in the manner Northwest Division Atlanta 103, Washington 99 PEORIA RIVERMEN—Assigned D Neil of a young Roger Clemens. W L OT Pts GF GA New York 94, Boston 87 Komadoski to Alaska (ECHL). selections. A record seven NL Minnesota 7 0 1 15 20 11 Tuesday’s Games SPRINGFIELD FALCONS—Reassigned F Ryan Coming off his AL champi- Colorado 5 4 0 10 30 28 New Jersey 82, Boston 71 O’Marra to Stockton (ECHL). MVPs. Eight Gold Glove were running the franchise, San Antonio 104, Miami 87 ECHL onship series MVP, the 2003 Calgary 4 3 2 10 30 30 awards. the Giants would have won a Vancouver 4 5 0 8 25 29 Indiana 106, Minnesota 95 CHARLOTTE CHECKERS—Agreed to terms with World Series MVP blew away Edmonton 3 6 0 6 20 30 Memphis 109, Houston 107, 2OT F Trevor Frischmon. “I did, and then I got fired,” World Series by now. They the Rockies with 95-97 mph Pacific Division Dallas 96, Chicago 88 Central Hockey League fell five outs short in 2002, W L OT Pts GF GA Denver 114, Milwaukee 102 MISSISSIPPI RIVER KINGS—Placed F Pekka Bonds told a group of about fastballs the first time through San Jose 5 3 1 11 23 20 Utah 102, L.A. Lakers 81 Rautio, G Nick Boucher on waivers. Signed G 450 people in the audience. and one thing the slugger is the order, then started mixing Dallas 4 2 2 10 22 19 Golden State 126, Seattle 122, OT Sebastien Centomo. Anaheim 4 6 1 9 25 31 Wednesday’s Games WICHITA THUNDER—Placed C Jeremy Koning “Shame on me, huh?” still missing on his remark- in a 77 mph curve. Los Angeles 4 6 0 8 33 36 New York 103, Philadelphia 90 on waivers. Beckett allowed six hits in Phoenix 2 5 0 4 16 23 Detroit 104, Washington 85 SOCCER Bonds, who broke Hank able resume is a champi- Memphis 96, Houston 90 Major Indoor Soccer League seven innings, struck out nine Atlanta 107, New Orleans 98 CHICAGO STORM—Agreed to terms with F Aaron’s home run record with onship ring. Two points for a win, one point for overtime loss and walked one, improving to or shootout loss. Seattle at Portland, Late Benny Chavollo. No. 756 on Aug. 7, was told “They’ve been here since ——— Sacramento at L.A. Clippers, Late COLLEGE 4-0 with a 1.20 ERA in the Monday’s Games Thursday’s Games DUQUESNE—Named Jason Byrd director of 1958,” Bonds said. “We’d win Cleveland vs. Toronto at Orlando, Fla., 4 p.m. men’s basketball operations. last month by Giants owner postseason this year. Carolina 3, Vancouver 1 Peter Magowan that he would a World Series. I know the Montreal 6, Boston 1 San Antonio at Orlando, 4 p.m. NYU—Named Chase Licata and Kevin Wenk Francis fell behind 3-0 in San Jose 4, Calgary 1 Philadelphia at New Jersey, 4:30 p.m. men’s assistant basketball coaches. not be brought back for a 16th game so well. I can see talent. the first inning and was fin- Tuesday’s Games Milwaukee at Chicago, 5:30 p.m. SOUTHERN ILLINOIS—Named Lindsey Pittsburgh 1, N.Y. Rangers 0 Denver at Phoenix, 7 p.m. McDonnell compliance coordinator. season in San Francisco. I know exactly what I’d be ished after four, giving up six Atlanta 5, Toronto 4, SO Bonds, dressed in a dark looking for.” runs and 10 hits. Colorado, St. Louis 4, Anaheim 2 which had matched the 1976 Columbus 7, Chicago 4 TRANSACTIONS MLS PLAYOFFS suit jacket and tie, entered to a Is the club any closer to Colorado 4, Edmonton 2 Cincinnati Big Red Machine Los Angeles 6, Nashville 0 BASEBALL Conference Semifinals roaring standing ovation and winning it all? Wednesday’s Games by sweeping its first seven American League (Two-leg Aggregate Score Series) repeatedly drew loud applause “I can’t answer that. I don’t Carolina 6, Buffalo 2 BALTIMORE ORIOLES—Purchased the con- Eastern Conference postseason games, lost for Washington 5, Tampa Bay 3 tracts of RHP Fredy Deza and RHP Bob McCrory D.C. United vs. Chicago from an adoring crowd work there anymore,” Bonds just the second time since Detroit 3, Vancouver 2 from Bowie (EL). Activated LHP Erik Bedard, Thursday, Oct. 25: D.C. United at Chicago, 5:30 quipped, then howled in Florida 4, Philadelphia 3 RHP Kris Benson, OF Jay Gibbons, LHP Adam p.m. through the nearly 90-minute Sept. 15. The Rockies Calgary 5, Minnesota 3 Loewen and RHP Chris Ray from the 60-day DL. Thursday, Nov. 1: Chicago at D.C. United, 4:30 forum. They chanted, “Barry! laughter. “My philosophy in allowed just eight runs in Thursday’s Games CHICAGO WHITE SOX—Named Jeff Cox third- p.m. Chicago at Boston, 4 p.m. base coach and Juan Nieves bullpen coach. Barry!” One person hollered, sports is you don’t break their sweep of Arizona in the St. Louis at Columbus, 4 p.m. KANSAS CITY ROYALS—Named Dave Owen New England vs. New York NL championship series and New Jersey at N.Y. Rangers, 4 p.m. bench coach, Rusty Kuntz first-base coach and Saturday, Oct. 27: New England at New York, “We love you.” Others took things up. You add to it.” Toronto at Pittsburgh, 4:30 p.m. gave up nearly twice that in John Mizerock bullpen coach. 4:30 p.m. pictures on cell phone cam- He soon added: “I’m root- Philadelphia at Tampa Bay, 4:30 p.m. OAKLAND ATHLETICS—Named Don Saturday, Nov. 3: New York at New Engand, 4:30 five innings. Atlanta at Nashville, 5 p.m. Wakamatsu bench coach and agreed to terms p.m. eras or sported shirts with ing for the Giants. I’m not Boston tries to make it 2-0 Minnesota at Edmonton, 6 p.m. with him on a two-year contract. ——— rooting against the Giants. Phoenix at Anaheim, 7 p.m. SEATTLE MARINERS—Named Dave Wallace Western Conference Bonds’ No. 25. Thursday night when Curt Dallas at Los Angeles, 7:30 p.m. special assistant to the general manager. CD Chivas USA vs. Kansas City This is my hometown.” National League Saturday, Oct. 27: CD Chivas USA at Kansas Yes, this was a glorified Schilling, 9-2 in postseason ATLANTA BRAVES—Signed Kurt Kemp, director City, 5 p.m. pep rally in a swanky down- Where will he land for next play, pitches against rookie NBA of player development; Roy Clark, director of Saturday, Nov. 3: Kansas City at CD Chivas USA, season? Bonds doesn’t know, Ubaldo Jimenez. scouting; and Johnny Almaraz, director of Latin 7:30 p.m. town San Francisco hotel fea- EASTERN CONFERENCE American operations, to two-year contract exten- The winner of the opener sions. Houston vs. FC Dallas turing five ovations and two but he doubts it’s with the Atlantic Division has gone on to win nine of the W L Pct GB American Association Saturday, Oct. 27: Houston at FC Dallas, 5 p.m. of those standing — for a star New York Yankees as a desig- New Jersey 3 1 .750 — COASTAL BEND AVIATORS—Sold the contracts Friday, Nov. 2: FC Dallas at Houston, 5:30 p.m. last 10 World Series and 62 of of INF William Lewis to Pensacola and INF Bryon ——— nated hitter. A move to the Boston 3 3 .500 1 baseball player who didn’t 102 overall. New York 2 2 .500 1 Smith to El Paso. Conference Championship even stick around when his American League as a DH Toronto 1 1 .500 1 BASKETBALL Eastern Conference Philadelphia 1 4 .200 2 1/2 National Basketball Association Thursday, Nov. 8: TBD, 4:30 p.m. team paid tribute to him with a Southeast Division DENVER NUGGETS—Waived G Anthony ——— W L Pct GB Roberson, G-F Stacey Augmon, C-F Jelani Western Conference video presentation during the Atlanta 6 1 .857 — McCoy, C Brad Stricker and G Mike Wilks Saturday, Nov. 10: TBD, TBA final home game of the year. Orlando 4 1 .800 1 LOS ANGELES LAKERS—Waived F Elton ——— Washington 3 2 .600 2 Brown, F Andre Patterson and C Larry Turner. MLS Cup Outside the ballroom where Charlotte 2 5 .286 4 NEW JERSEY NETS—Waived F Jumaine Jones. At Washington he spoke, Game 1 of the World Series between the Red Sox and Rockies at Fenway Park showed on a TV. “I don’t have fans in San Francisco — this is my fami- ly,” said Bonds, who used to bounce around the clubhouse at Candlestick Park as a boy while hanging out with his late father, Bobby, and Hall of Fame godfather Willie Mays. When Taliaferro asked about Bonds’ many splash-hit home runs, the slugger bc`\·X]P replied, “They call it McCovey Cove, but I’ve rewritten it a little bit.” That part of San Francisco photo courtesy Jeff Truette/ The Daily Journal Bay beyond the right field Barry Bonds smiling here in a game earlier this arcade of the Giants’ water- yearas he chats with an opposing player during a front ballpark is named for game. Bonds is currently a free agent and hopes to Hall of Famer Willie play agin next year but it won’t be for the Giants. ]^S\W\U¸ McCovey. 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Being a Thursday afternoon when I then planned to visit the remaining the same for too utes later, and started jet-settin’ photog, loaded was ready to set out and Hopland site on my own the long. through the gate sans cam- down with gear, getting photograph the Fierce Monday before the big day. A volunteer parent work- era equipment, he wanted to closer to the action than Leader fishing boat one last A sad voice mail greeted me ing the youth football gate see my hand stamp before anyone else. Sometimes time as she made her way to Monday afternoon. It was on Sunday certainly tried to he’d allow me through. I risking your life for that sea and up to Oregon. the groom-to-be calling to put me in my place. He was guess he just didn’t recog- perfect shot. I got my gear ready, inform me that the wedding quite reluctant to give me a nize me without the cam- It may seem romantic or checked in with the boat was off because his future receipt for the gate fee. eras. When he reluctantly even heroic to step into the maker to find out the launch wife unexpectedly passed He asked me for my busi- wrote the receipt, he didn’t profession but take it from time and was ready for clo- away. When I called back, ness card and said to check sign his name. this shooter, it ain’t always sure. Before I headed to the he apologized for the late back for it later. When I did So I asked him what his roses and honey. coast, I checked my voice notice and asked if he owed check back for it, he name was and as I jotted it In the last two weeks of messages. a deposit or a fee for can- announced proudly that I down, he reminded me that my photographerness, I I listened to the owner Frame by Frame celling so late. was not allowed to take and his name always starts with have received two phone and master fisherman By Suzette Cook-Mankins This photog’s answer: I sell any photographs of the a capital letter “B.” I left calls and five e-mails from Dennis Sturgell’s voice tell told him to take care of action. wondering if the Youth local avid photographers me that they took her out himself and extended my I asked who was in Football league knew who who want to pledge them- for a trial run and it went so Challenge #2: A couple condolences. The next day, charge and went straight to they were putting at the selves to shutterspeeds, well that they decided to from San Francisco had I was asked to photograph the source. According to gate and if the parent volun- apertures and imagery. They keep on going. I almost booked me for a wedding the Apple Tree Walk in Susan Thornhill, one of the teers really took the code of want my advice, they want cried at the missed photo last weekend in Hopland. I Hopland. I erased the wed- directors for the NBYFC, I ethics oath seriously. lessons, they want to live op. had spoken to Elaine, the ding off my calendar and was not allowed to sell pho- (respect, integrity...) the dream. A non-photog might give bride-to-be, many times added the new event. tographs. She said the Upon my final departure, Here’s their first lesson: up on ever seeing the ship over the months. Challenge #3: This pho- league has a photographer the “official” youth football It’s not so glamorous. again. This photog’s We made plans to meet at tog has been catching local who takes photos and then photographer ran up to me Things won’t always go answer: Head up to the site a few weeks before youth football action for six gives them free and clear to and asked if I gave photog- your way and you’ll have to Hammond, Ore. this sum- the wedding to figure out years now. parents. raphy lessons. I wondered if switch gears and, like a cat, mer to go out on the Fierce backdrops and logistics. She Parents enjoy watching I told her that a parent I would have to give those land on your feet everytime. Leader and photograph the cancelled the day before the games and hire me to had hired me to photograph away for free, too? This because of a conflict so I Challenge #1: It was last crew and the boat in action. run around with my 20 a player, so she said I could photog’s solution: Hopland year-old gear. Not many of only photograph that player and no one else. I chose to Bears, here I come. them know that the lenses I Suzette Cook-Mankins is use today once captured leave at that point. On my way out, I asked a 20 year veteran of photo- football superstars such as journalism and has a Emmitt Smith, Desmond the parent volunteer one more time for a receipt. He degree in journalism from ‘30 Days of Night’ Howard and Elvis Grbac. UF. Send comments, ques- just couldn’t find any paper, As a photog I know I tions, requests to can’t count on things so I ran to my car and got a thrill-packed horror one. When I returned, min- www.mizdigitalsports.com Vampires are known as one of the best horror movies imaginary creatures that are I have seen in a very long time mainly seen and discussed a actually being something lot during this time of year, FOCUS creepy and could possibly be but what if they are real and scary if you take horror they are about to meet this movies that way. world head on? The cast was great. I was “30 Days of Night” direct- ON FILM surprised to see that for being ed by David Slade and star- a fairly unknown cast except ring Josh Hartnett (“Black for the leads they all did a Hawk Down”), Melissa very good job. A lot of the George (“Alias” TV Series), time when movies don’t have Ben Foster (“Hostage”), and anyone well known, especial- Danny Hudson (“The ly horror movies, tend to be Kingdom”) is one of the very awful low budget films creepiest horror movies I have that have way too many plot seen so far. gaps and really bad cine- Eben Olsen (Hartnett) is matography. one of the two sheriffs living I really loved the plot in in Borough, Alaska. There he this movie. The way the town runs the police station along is set up just screams horror with his brother Jake and By Shelby White and it is definitely the perfect Grandmother Helen. He is setting for something like this recently separated from his before it closes. On her way there a man she knows runs to take place. wife Stella (George) who The Vampires were very works as a fire chief who trav- into her with his vehicle total- ing her car. By the time she creepy and life like. They did- els doing inventory on differ- n’t look in anyway fake which Check gets a lift from the other ent stations and security was a nice change from some checks on equipment. Sheriff in town she is too late and the airport is closed for of the cheesy horror movies of Borough, Alaska is the today. northern most town in Alaska the 30 days of night. Classifieds I highly recommend this with no paved roads leading Now stuck in Alaska she must bear the bitter cold and great horror movie and just in out to it and the town itself is time for Halloween. eighty miles away from any her bitter ex-husband. At this time some odd Rating: R-Strong horror, other civilization. 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(1881-1973), artist; Minnie Pearl (1912-1996), TODAY’S QUOTE: “Show business is Datebook: Thursday, Oct. 25, 2007 comedienne; Marion Ross (1928-), actress, is made up of disappointments, and it’s through 79; Bobby Knight (1940-), basketball coach, is life’s disappointments that you grow.” -- Today is the 298th day of 2007 and the 33rd In 1983, U.S. Marines and Rangers invaded 67; Anne Tyler (1941-), novelist, is 66; Helen Minnie Pearl day of autumn. Grenada to overthrow a Marxist regime. Reddy (1941-), singer/songwriter, is 66; Pedro TODAY’S FACT: Picasso’s final words TODAY’S HISTORY: In 1971, the U.N. In 2002, Sen. Paul Wellstone (D-Minn.) was Martinez (1971-), baseball player, is 36; General Assembly voted to admit the People’s killed in a plane crash, along with seven others, reportedly were “Drink to me.” Midori Goto (1971-), violinist, is 36. TODAY’S MOON: Between first quarter Republic of China as the country’s “official” while campaigning in northern Minnesota. TODAY’S SPORTS: In 1985, Karl Malone government, expelling Taiwan. TODAY’S BIRTHDAYS: Pablo Picasso played his first game for the Utah Jazz. (Oct. 19) and full moon (Oct. 26).

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

CHAOS GRID THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME by Henri Arnold and Mike Argirion 52813 TSAI 14 -6 -3 16 Unscramble these four Jumbles, ATNP one letter to each square, -3 -6 5 6 to form four ordinary words. ECEE 5 5 17 6 RGHE SAYGS

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23 17 17 19 LISB Ans: “ ” ON 18 18 23 17 ONAN (Answers tomorrow) 19 18 17 22 DAMA Jumbles: DOUGH AGING MUSCLE INCOME Yesterday’s 16 23 19 18 Answer: To some, an interest in food can be — DORA “CONSUMING” 10/24/2007 Ex-addict faces going back to the pipe to cope with stress

Dear Annie: I am a married man and the please discuss this with your wife. She should Dear Annie: Once upon a time, my wife father of two wonderful children. I have a past know what’s going on and what is being could have written the letter from “Robbed in of drug dependency, but have been clean and ANNIE’S MAILBOX risked. Michigan,” whose husband died. She also lost sober for more than a decade. However, in the Dear Annie: My husband and I have sky- her husband at the young age of 32. He also last few years, my stress level has gone By Kathy Mitchell and Marcy Sugar rocketing credit card bills and our financial sit- had been her soulmate. through the roof. My doctor gave me an anti- uation is a little shaky. We have a mortgage to We met at a mutual friend’s party (which she depressant and things got worse. pay off, and our children need clothes and had to be talked into attending). Over time, she Here’s my question. During my drug years, wife and see what she says and risk my entire school supplies. My sister is having a baby, and was able to cope and even learned to love among much other substance abuse, I smoked marriage and family? She has noticed a posi- I am giving her a shower. again. After we married, her 3-year-old became pot. In an effort to feel better about my current tive change in me since I started using. If she How do I politely tell people that I don’t “our” daughter. She now calls me “Dad,” and stress, I tried pot again, and, in very low doses, finds out and wants me to quit, I certainly will. have the extra money to buy Christmas pre- her biological father is “Angel Daddy.” it helps tremendously. -- Stressed in Georgia sents for everyone? I especially do not want My wife still has bad times on the anniver- I have been unable to get a doctor to pre- Dear Georgia: Your pot smoking is drug people stopping by with gifts when I can’t rec- sary of her husband’s death, but I have learned scribe it. I am not interested in getting high. I use, period. Not only is it illegal, but it feeds iprocate. -- Financially Depressed to support her through these periods. I want just want to keep my anxiety under control, your prior habit. Antidepressants sometimes Dear Depressed: First of all, you do not “Robbed” to know that time will heal her pain and the pot also seems to help me with anger take a bit of trial-and- error before finding one need to reciprocate with people who drop by and eventually she will also be able to love that works, although those, too, are drugs, issues. Of course, pot is illegal and I do NOT with unexpected presents. As for the others, again. Her past and future are separate albeit legal ones. You obviously have a depen- want to take risky chances purchasing it. call or e-mail and let them know that holiday moments in time, and both should be cher- dency problem, and it would be better if you gift giving has become so unwieldy that you ished. Please print this so she can have some So, Annie, am I merely a druggie who went could find a way to control your stress and back to the pipe, or could this be an acceptable have decided to buy only for your immediate hope beyond today. -- S. anger through behavioral therapy. But yes, family. Or you can say that instead of gifts, you form of controlling stress? Should I tell my Dear S.: You sound like a real gem, and will be making a donation to charity and you your letter is sure to make a difference. Thank hope they will do the same. How much you you so much for taking the time to write. 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790-07 LOST & HELP HELP HELP HELP 10-18,25,11-1,8/07 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICES FOUND WANTED WANTED WANTED WANTED ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE 10 30 120 120 120 120 ADOPTIONS & Earn Extra HILLSIDE HEALTH MAKE A FOR CHANGE OF NAME 775-07 Classified 789-07 FOSTER CARE Money Immediately! CENTER DIFFERENCE IN Case No. SCUKCVPT ‘0750160 10-11,18,25,11-1/07 Representative 10-18,25,11-1,8/07 TLC Child & Family P/T – Temporary F/T licensed LVN THE LIFE OF A SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA, FICTITIOUS position available. FICTITIOUS Services seeks families. Set your own Care Manager CHILD! JOIN THE COUNTY OF MENDOCINO, Court House, BUSINESS NAME Approximately 32 Reimbursement, training hours! LITTLE LAKE TRINITY TEAM! Ukiah, CA 95482 STATEMENT BUSINESS NAME hours week. No & professional support It was Fri 10/19 and I Anyone needing HEALTH CENTER Seeking a IN THE MATTER OF THE APPLICATION File No.: 2007-F0625 STATEMENT provided. 463-1100 weekends. Must thought, “A nice late immediate MONEY F/T licensed LVN or Trinity Youth OF: Alejandro Pena Suarez THE FOLLOWING File No.: 2007-F0789 #236800809 have great custom- afternoon stroll on Start immediately. Certified Medical Services-Ukiah, THE COURT FINDS that Petitioner(s) Adrian PERSON(S) IS THE FOLLOWING er service skills, The Round Valley 1900 block of Elm St. Earn a Paycheck by Assistant. A social service ag- Pena and Lourdes Suarez has/have filed a (ARE) DOING BUSI- PERSON(S) IS excellent phone Indian Health might be fun, see the delivering telephone Competitive salary ency serving abused Petition for Change of Applicant(s)’ name NESS AS: (ARE) DOING BUSI- skills, good spelling Center, Inc. fall leaves smell that directories in the DOE great benefits! & neglected youth in FROM Alejandro Pena Suarez HIDDEN JUNGLE and typing abilities. NESS AS: special autumn scent Lake, Mendocino & Fax: 468-0793 a Residential Treat- TO Alejandro Pena-Suarez SALVAGE would like to publicly Must be reliable, UKIAH CUSTOM in the air" Well, the Humboldt Counties skenney@mchcinc. ment Campus is THE COURT ORDERS All people interested 215 Norton St. acknowledge and self motivated and CABINETS INC. best plans of a male Must have a car and org www.mchcinc.org looking for CHILD- in this matter appear before this court to show Ukiah, CA 95482 thank the following able to pass drug & 902 Waugh Ln Fox Terrier can be insurance, be 18 yrs CARE WORKERS cause why this application for change of Jim E. Councilman background check. Hillside Health Ctr Ukiah, CA 95482 sponsors for their foiled with human in- +. Get paid within 48- CCW is responsible name should not be granted on: 215 Norton St. Starting pay $8.50 F/T licensed LVN. JAMES D MULHE- generous donations tervention! It was so 72 hours of comple- for the daily care & HEARING DATE: 11/30/2007 at 9:30 a.m. in Ukiah, CA 95482 hour plus commis- Little Lake Health Ctr REN to our raffle held at exciting to ride to the tion of route. Plus supervision of clients Dept E, located at Court House, 100 N. This business is con- sion. F/T licensed LVN and the 27th Annual Ukiah Shelter at 298 a car allowance. & living conditions. State Street, Ukiah, California 95482 ducted by an Individ- 902 Waugh Ln Some benefits. Cert. Medical Assist. Health Fair on Plant Rd. in a police Clerical and ware- Swing & Night shifts Dated: Oct 11, 2007 ual. The registrant Ukiah, CA 95482 Pick up Competitive salary cruiser! I do wonder, house positions also available. Starting at /s/ Cindee F Mayfield commenced to trans- MARIANNE MULHE- September 21, 2007: application DOE. Great benefits! as I look around the available. $9.40/hr. On-call $9 CINDEE F. MAYFIELD act business under REN •Covelo Western Fax: 468-0793 shelter, do people HOMETOWN CALL TODAY – /hr. Must be 21 yrs Judge of the Superior Court the fictitious business 265 Cestview Dr Auto [email protected] think to come to look SHOPPER START TODAY old. Excellent bene- name or names listed Ukiah, CA 95482 •June Maries Gifts www.mchcinc.org for their lost dogs 194 Ford Rd. 888-233-6660 fits, including medi- above on Sept. 11, 756-07 MAUREEN MULHE- •Covelo Building here? There are so Ukiah Job Ref. # 1249 & 1250 HOUSE CLEANER cal, dental, vision, tui- 2007. Endorsed-Filed 10-11,18,25/07 REN Supply many of us. Call or call Pam www.deliver POS. 16-20hrs/wk tion reimbursement, NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE on Sept. 11, 2007 at 5850 Eastside Cal- •Keith’s Family Sage 467-6453 467-9111 phonebooks.com $12.25/hr. Must have & FREE co-op child TSG No.: 3385040 TS No.: 20079070801822 the Mendocino Coun- pella Rd Food Center Directory Distributing 2 yrs exp., refs, & re- care. Must pass pre- FHA/VA/PMI No.: ty Clerks Office. Ukiah, CA 95482 HELP CNA Associates liable trans. 463-1657 employment physical, YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A DEED OF /s/Jim Councilman •Main Street Music TRUST, DATED 6/30/2005 UNLESS YOU WANTED All shifts available. INTEGRITY drug test & back- JIM COUNCILMAN This business is con- & Video 120 ENERGETIC, SELF TAKE ACTION TO PROTECT YOUR PROP- Apply in person DIRECTOR Central ground check.APPLY ducted by a Corpo- •Mad About Tye ASSISTANT MOTIVATED, com- ERTY, IT MAY BE SOLD AT A PUBLIC 788-07 1162 S. Dora. St. Office, Nice, CA AT 915 W. Church SALE. IF YOU NEED AN EXPLANATION ration. State of in- Dyes puter literate, Front 10-18,25,11-1,8/07 COOK-Must be Hire on bonus! Native American St. Ukiah or fax re- OF THE NATURE OF THE PROCEEDING corporation: Cali- •Rexall exp.Pre-employ- Desk Agent for upper AGAINST YOU, YOU SHOULD CONTACT A FICTITIOUS Cash Assistance sume 877-382-7617 fornia. The registrant ment physical & Come Work end hotel. Good pay LAWYER. On 10/31/2007 at 10:00 AM First BUSINESS NAME •Mazahar Program F/T w/Bene- www.trinityys.org EOE STATEMENT commenced to trans- drug testing req’d. With Our & benefits. Send re- fits, Salary Negotia- American Loanstar Trustee Services, as duly •Leaves of Grass Mechanic Position appointed Trustee under and pursuant to File No.: 2007-0F700 act business under Dental, Vision, Team with sume to 1160 Airport ble Open until filled. Books Diesel engine exp. Deed of Trust recorded 07/15/2005, as Instru- THE FOLLOWING the fictitious business Medical benefits. developmentally Park Blvd. No phone Application & Job •Cat’s Meow req'd. Welding exp. ment No. 2005-15260, in book , page , of Offi- PERSON(S) IS name or names listed Free co-op child disabled adults. calls please. Description at cial Records in the office of the County Re- •East Hill House pref. F/T + benef. Job (ARE) DOING BUSI- above on NA. En- care. Trinity F/T, P/T in home FINANCIAL AID www.cttp.net or corder of Mendocino County, State of Califor- Herbals description & applica- NESS AS: School 915 W setting. Pick up COORDINATOR Contact Colleen Pete nia. Executed by: Claud S. Love III, will sell at dorsed-Filed on tion avail. at 351 UKIAH CUSTOM •North Fork Café Church St. Ukiah application 1000 MENDOCINO at 707-274-4233 public auction to highest bidder for cash, 10/17/2007 at the Franklin Ave. Willits cashier’s check/cash equivalent or other form CABINETS Thank you for your Sanford Ranch Rd. COLLEGE Indian Hiring Mendocino County Or call 707-459-4845 of payment authorized by 2924h(b), (payable 902 Waugh Ln donations as they Caregiver for mental Ukiah or call Ukiah Campus Preference Applies at time of sale in lawful money of the United Clerks Office. health facility. PT & Ukiah, CA 95482 helped to make our 468-9331 www.mendocino. LANDSCAPE Medical Assistant States) At the main entrance to the Mendoci- /s/James D. Mulhe- fill in. Various shifts Expanding health James D. Mulheren raffle and Health Fair edu MAINTENANCE po- no County Courthouse, 100 North State ren $8-$10/hr. 467-0911 Direct Care Work care facility seeking Street, Ukiah CA All right, title and interest 902 Waugh Ln a success. All pro- 468-3024 sition FT, bene, wage JAMES D. MULHE- Caregiver needed. medical assistant in conveyed to and now held by it under said Ukiah, CA 95482 No Experience DOE. Clean DMV. REN ceeds were to benefit Thurs. thru Sun. Deed of Trust in the property situated in said Marianne L. Mulhe- Needed!! Fork-Lift Driver- 743-2737 primary care setting. County and State described as: As more fully PRESIDENT the Round Valley/ noon to midnight. Pri- Morning, evening, Experienced, load & Certified MA pref. but ren LANDSCAPER/ described in the above mentioned Deed of Covelo Community vate pay. 485-0864 graveyard. Drug test unload trucks and will train right person. 265 Crestview Dr LABORER Trust APN# 169-131-21 The street address 807-07 through the Round Case Manager, Exp. required, no test for tally. Laborers- 3-4 day/wk. Full ben- and other common designation, if any, of the Ukiah,CA 95482 Full time position 10-25,11-1,8,15/07 +. Big Brothers Big cannabis, good DMV. Hard physical work, efits. Appl. at 50 real property described above is purported to This business is con- Valley Indian Health start $9.00/hr DOE. FICTITIOUS Sisters. 25hrs/wk. Personal care, cook- production incentive. Branscomb Rd, Layt. be: 493 Briarwood Drive , Ukiah, CA 95482 ducted by a General Center’s programs, Experience ness. BUSINESS NAME $13.56/hr. + part. ing, cleaning, driving No phone calls. Cal or visit The undersigned Trustee disclaims any liabili- Partnership. The especially our educa- Must have CLEAN ty for any incorrectness of the street address STATEMENT bens Send resume to and providing living Coast Lumber- 3150 www.longvalley.org registrants com- tional outreach. The DMV and good and other common designation, if any, shown 564 S. Dora St. Ukiah skills training to Taylor Dr. in Ukiah. Call 984-6137x146 menced to transact File No.: 2007-F0634 work ethic. Must be herein. Said sale will be made, but without Round Valley Indian or fax to 463-4810 adults with develop- for details. EOE business under the THE FOLLOWING exp driving trailer & covenant or warranty, expressed or implied, Health Center pro- CLASS A needed for mental disabilities. regarding title, possession, or encumbrances, fictitious business PERSON(S) IS able to work week- vides services to the full time, year around Three 6 bed group HELP Mendocino to pay the remaining principal sum of the name or names listed (ARE) DOING BUSI- ends. Contact Jeff entire community of work. Monday homes, established note(s) secured by said Deed of Trust, with above on 1-1-98.En- NESS AS: WANTED 462-7467 County interest thereon, as provided in said note(s), dorsed-Filed on Round Valley. through Friday. Paid in 1988. Call for inter- Part-time advertising Health & Human advances, under the terms of said Deed of MENDOCINO 10/17/2007 at the vacation and sick view 485-5168, 485- production position MAKE A Services Agency Trust, fees, charges and expenses of the SMOKE & GIFT available. Mendocino County leave. Paid medical, 0165, 468-0602. DIFFERENCE IN Social Services Trustee and of the trusts created by said SHOP dental, and vision for DRIVER Class A or B Applicant must have THE LIFE OF A Deed of Trust. The total amount of the unpaid Clerks Office. LOST & Branch 1109 S. State St. the employee and lic req’d. FT + bene. experience with Mac CHILD! JOIN THE balance of the obligation secured by the prop- /s/James D. Mulhe- 30 FOUND computers in Photo- Currently recruting Ukiah, CA 95482 family. 401K retire- Job description & app TRINITY TEAM! erty to be sold and reasonable estimated ren shop, Illustrator & Seeking a for: Nayef Asfour 10-21. Lost 4 wheel at 351 Franklin Ave costs, expenses and advances at the time of JAMES D. MULHE- ment plan. You may Quark programs. Team Supervisor ●Social Worker I the initial publication of the Notice of Sale is TLC Knee Scooter Good spelling and typ- REN 1169 Incline Ct. pick up an application Willits or call Duties include, but ●Account Clerk III $417,461.75 The beneficiary under said Deed for handi-capped at at Solid Waste Sys- 707-459-4845 ing abilities are an ab- Ukiah, CA 95482 solute necessity! Must not limited to: manag- - (Fort Bragg Only) of Trust heretofore executed and delivered to food-max parking lot. tems at 4620 N. ing treatment plans, the undersigned a written Declaration of De- This business is con- Police Dispatcher/ be able to work inde- For further info go to: 462-1341 State St. in Ukiah or supervision of child- fault and Demand for Sale, and a written No- FIND ducted by an Individ- Records Clerk pendently. Must pass www.mss.ca.gov send resume to SWS drug screening. care workers & team tice of Default and Election to Sell. The un- ual. The registrant FOUND Female Full-time Position leaders. Salary DOE to: “Career WHAT YOU PO Box 60, Ukiah Mail resumes to: dersigned caused said Notice of Default and commenced to trans- brown tabby w/bob- Approx. Mo. Salary & degrees. M-F 8-5. Opportunities” Election to sell to be recorded in the County bed tail & collar. Near 95482. Attn: Ruben $2,512 - $3,053 Hometown Excellent benefits, in- where the real property is located. Date: NEED IN act business under or call the Job line: N. State St & Pine Health Benefits, Shopper cluding medical, den- 10/11/2007 First American Title Insurance the fictitious business CMA/LVN wanted 194 Ford Road, 707-467-5866. THE Crest Dr. Redwood for dermatology PERS Retirement. tal, vision, tuition re- Company First American LoanStar Trustee C name or names listed For job flyer and Ukiah, CA 95482. imbursement, & FREE both close Services 3 First American Way Santa Ana, Valley 10/23 485- office. Exp a +. 25-30 11/01/07 above on Sept. 14, hrs/wk. Wage DOE. application contact: Attn: Producttion co-op child care. CA 92707 First American Loanstar Trustee L 5217 to ID, leave Must pass pre-em- 2007. Endorsed-Filed Fax resume to 707- Willits Police Manager, or Services may be acting as a debt collector at- message. Department e-mail: ployment phy-sical, OFFICE POSITION tempting to collect a debt. Any information ob- A on Sept. 14, 2007 at 462-2547 or mail to Found Pit-bull. Fri 145 Hospital Drive, 125 E. Commercial patsyj@home drug test & back- in chiropractic clinic. tained will be used for that purpose. Original S the Mendocino Coun- ground check.APPLY document signed by Authorized Agent Chet 10-19. Girl. On Orr Ukiah. Excellent St., Suite 150, townshopper.com PT 20-30 hrs/wk opportunity for a AT 915 W. Church Sconyers – For Trustee’s Sale Information S ty Clerks Office. Springs. If it’s yours, Willits, CA 95490. No phone St. Ukiah or fax re- $10-$12/hr DOE. qualified & friendly (707) 459-6122. Please Call (714) 573-1965 P322680 10/11, /s/Nayef Asfour call to describe. inquiries sume to 877-382-7617 Bilingual necessary. IFIEDS! person. Open until filled. 10/18, 10/25/2007 NAYEF ASFOUR 468-5506 accepted. www.trinityys.org EOE 462-7093 THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL THURSDAY, OCT. 25, 2007 -13

HELP HELP HELP BUSINESS HOMES WANTED TO GARAGE CARS 120 WANTED 120 WANTED 120 WANTED 250 RENTALS 330 FOR RENT 380 SHARE RENT 440 FURNITURE 590 SALES 680 FOR SALE 770 REAL ESTATE Nurse Manager (RN) Red Fox Casino SERVICE LEE KRAEMER $763/mo! Buy a 3bd 2200 s/f house, 14 DOUBLE BED Baby items, clothes, Buick 2002 Regal LS 3bd2ba Foreclosure for rural health ctr in COORDINATOR 2ba! 5%dn, 20 yrs at acres in Rdwd Vly. misc., all good stuff. Perfect cond. 61K Only $158K! NOW HIRING Real Estate Broker Good Condition Laytonville. Respon- (Case Mgr) 8% apr! For listings Your share: $700/mo. Sat. only. 8:30-1:30 orig mi. $8000/obo. For listings ● Auditor - P/T with Sheets & sibilities incl. training FT-Lakeport, CA. 800-749-7901 xS6222 plus bills: 12 mins 1268 Yokayo Ct. 485-7414, 489-8943 800-749-7901 xR397 ● Kitchen SCHOOL STREET Comforter. $100 & supervision of Adult caseload. from Ukiah 485-6277 ● Tech OFFICE/RETAIL 485-5389 CLASS OF 2008: CARS FROM $100! BY OWNER nursing staff, assist Requires M/A in 3BD/1BA home ● 1300+/- sq. ft. w/pkg. Large room in large Fair-grounds, Police Impounds! Secluded custom providers w/ direct Security, human services or close to school & Medical Bed - Free, ● house. $490 + $490 1059 N. State St. For listings. contractor's home on patient care, knowl. Cashiers related field & 1 yr. shopping. Lg yard Treadmill $40 Burl ● BRAND NEW! dep. Sat. only 8am-2pm 800-749-4260xC241 1.6 acre in Deerwood of Infection & Quality 2 Floor Managers related exp. OR a No pets $1285/mo + Table $25, Elec. BUILD TO SUIT util incl. 718-2110 NO EARLY BIRDS! Park 2,930 sq.ft., 3 Control procedures, ● Exp. promotions B/A & 2 yrs. relevant dep. 272-5306 Stove $20. Elec. Or- Honda Accord 1990, Office or Medical bd, 3ba, office, for- develop policies & re- & marketing exp. working w/per- Room + hse priv. gan $100 Make Offer EBAY STORE 2 door cp. needs little 1974+/- sq. ft. w/pkg. 586 N. STATE ST. mal, living & dining sources for efficient person. sons w/dev disabili- Resp. person. N/S/D On All 459-3727 closed, many items wrk. Runs good. Cozy 1bd., 1ba rm, lg family rm hlth services & pro- Friendly attitude ties or RN lic & 3 yrs or pets. $450/mo. to sell. From busi- $900 obo. 485-8942 DOWNTOWN house w/small yard in WANTED w/built-in cabinets, grams for community helpful. Willing to relevant exp. Salary incl. util. Sec. & Ref. ness to Xmas gifts. Hi-traffic loc. Ofc. Ste downtown location. 450 TO BUY Lexus ES250 1990 spacious kit, opening educ. F/T. Days on- train. 984-6800 range- $2749 to req. Near Talmage. 10am to 3:00pm Sat. 1600+/- sq. ft. w/pkg. $700/mo. Call Realty We recycle & pay 88,397 miles, new ra- to lg deck w/hot tub. ly. No calls. Full or come in for $3868/month + exc. Call Linda 467-3826 10/27 No Early Birds. World Selzer Realty for brass, stainless, diator, needs head Custom built vertical Benefits. $62,400 - application. ben. Closes 11/5/07. ROOM IN HOUSE. 305 Cooper Lane off MED. OFFICE or 468-0411 alum., radiators. TODAY gasket, $1500 firm. grain fir cabinets, $68,640 per yr. 200 Cahto Dr. Send resume & letter Quiet person. Util of Waugh Lane RETAIL batteries $3 & up.Shiny 485-1753 doors & trim. See Application & job Laytonville of interest to HR- incl. $500/mo + sec. copper wire $2.50lb FREE GARAGE South Orchard REDWOOD thru river rock gas log description, ●●●●●●●● RCRC, 1116 Airport 490-7157 467-1959 SALE SIGNS. Mits. Galant 2002. 3400+/- sq. ft. w/pkng VALLEY 4dr., new tires, great fireplace. $729,000 www.longvalley.org Now offering Park Blvd., Ukiah, CA BUILDING Realty World Selzer Lrg. newer cond., 65,500 mi. 272-2629 or Anne Gary at 95482 or e-mail HR@ 468-8951 SUPPLIES Realty. 350 E. Gobbi employee 430 460 APPLIANCES $7000. 485-0232 CASH OUT-Refinance 984-6137 x 146 for redwoodcoastrc.org 3bd. 2 ba. Garage Sale: Oct insurance after Office Space 400- REPOSSESSED. USED my specialty. Rates more information. or fax 462-4280. on 1 fen. ac. 27&28th. 9-?. Tools, Oddessy Van ‘98. 90 days. 600 sf. Lots of park- Must sell 2 steel APPLIANCES low. Larry Wright “EOE/M/F” Avail. 11/1. hshld, books applian- Exc. cond. 204K mi., ing. All utils incl. bldgs. One is 30x42; & FURNITURE. Golden Bear Mortgage On-line Sales $1795 mo. ces etc. 301 Bradfor 67K on new transm., 707-239-8080 REDWOOD VALLEY Therapeutic $400/mo. 462-4608 stored in C.A. Still Guaranteed. 485-1216 Position for high- N/S, Pets neg. Ln. Hopland $5850. 467-9925 MARKET Residential Warehouse S. Ukiah crated, sell for bal. UNIQUE Loan Pro- traffic web site. 459-2234 Wash/Dry pair. 1 yr Huge Moving Sale: F/T Cashier. Counselors 1250 sq’, lg. fenced 1-888-753-6130 MOBILES grams tailor made to This is for an old. Exc. cond. $200 217 Arlington Dr. , 485-8408 to work w/youth. yard, with office, FOR SALE your individual independent ea. Or $350 for both. Off Elm, Ukiah. Fri. 720 REGISTERED Exp. &/or AA pref. 220V, clean. No ROOMS needs. Refi & Pur- commissioned only SUBSCRIBE TODAY! 459-4978 FREE STEAK DENTAL HYGIEN- not req’d. FT, grave, 350 FOR RENT 10/26, Sat. 10/27 chase. 100% Easy contractor. Ukiah automotive. $650 + DINNER IST PT IRA available. On-call shifts. Furn. Rm w/cbl/frg, Sun. 10/28 9-3 Qual. loans avail.!! area, email only: Sec. 462-8273 The Ukiah MISC. If you find better Looking for a warm, $10-$14 DOE. kit priv, quiet indiv. MOVING SALE: Details 877-567-5566 udjpublisher APARTMENTS 480 FOR SALE financing our caring individual. Send Resume to: N/S/P/D $475 + dep. Tools, Victor Cutting @pacific.net UNFURNISHED DAILY JOURNAL Hot Tub ‘07 Deluxe home/your land. Fax resume to RCS-HR 300 util. incl. 462-9225 707-468-3500 Torch complete, weld Model. Many jets. LUV Homes Santa 707-462-7601 PO Box 422 1&2bd Apts. tables, scrap iron, old P-T COUNSELOR Therapy seat. Rosa. 707-588-2725 RN/LVN, F/T Days Ukiah, CA 95482. available stereo & records, GET A Disability APARTMENTS FOR RENT Warranty. Never and PM shifts. Apply Fax 707-462-6994. $800/$875/mo, no drop leaf table & LOW TO NO DOWN! Resource Center pets. 462-4759 used. Can deliver. in person 1162 S. Job#10-TRC. $685....Quiet studio, utilities included, 6 month chairs, 1976 Imperial, Owner financing! MENDOCINO Facility # 236802089. Worth $5700. Sell Land/home options. Dora. Hire on bonus. Calpella - Two 21 ft cabin boat, com- COLLEGE Specify pos. apply- lease $1950 with new 30-yr. fixed. No cost See Deana 2bdrm $825, No pets. mercial drill press, JOB! cover. 707-766-8622 Ukiah Campus ing for in cover letter 2003 Honda VTX construction loan. Sample Control Credit report & score $750....Lots of privacy, small studio Find It In www.mendocino. or resume. We are 1300 motorcycle, lots LUV HOMES The Ukiah Person a must. Close to $785....2 bed, 1 bath, water/garbage paid Redwood Special edu a family friendly of misc. Fri 10/26 9-5 707-588-2725 Swing shift. General Elementary school. 2x6 S4S B Grade. DAILY JOURNAL 468-3024 agency that values $835....2 bed, 1 bath, laundry on-site, Sat. 10/27 9-3. 2310 office experience (3 485-0841 $2 per ft. diversity. EOE. 2x6 Con Hart Rd K Rdwd Vlly. Part time LVN yrs min), must have DOWNTOWN water/garbage paid 770 REAL ESTATE decking. $1.60 per ft. Tired of high case full knowledge of STUDIO All util inc. Moving Sale Sat 20 ACRES. TLC Child & $900....1 bed, 1 bath, loft, fenced yard, pet ok 1117 Commerce, Ukiah loads? Provide sup- Microsoft Office soft- $565 mo. + dep 10/27 9-4 Sun 10- SPEPTIC & WEll. Family Services $900....2 bed, 1 bath, duplex, Hopland, newly North Cal port to 6 adults with ware, Adobe, 10 key 463-8642 8-5 28 10 til 2, 1050 Ready to build. For- seeks 2 additional Wood Products. Devel. Disabilities in by touch, and great remodeled Sanford Ranch R. est & Views. $400K homes for Shelter LEE KRAEMER TABLE & 6 CHAIRS their home and su- public relations skills Lots of household Agent 459-4677 Care program PROPERTY MGMT $900....2, bed, 1 bath, Hopland, fireplace, w/d $200. Full size bed, pervise staff. a must. A willingness Applicants need to items, clothing fur- Spacious 1bd1ba. complete $175. Re- 30 ACRES. CABIN, Office 485-5168 to learn the scientific have at least 1 spare hook-up niture & more. $750. frigerator $150. Twin trailer & outbuilding. Cell 489-0022 terms, able to lift up bdrm to house a child POOL, LAUNDRY, $1,044....2 bed, 1 bath, duplex, Oak Manor, for up to 30 days. Car bed $150. Dress- Rummage sale. Sun Electricity & pond. People to work with to 50lbs without re- CARPORTS Guaranteed monthly garage, pet ok er w/mirror $150. Oct 28 9am-4pm. Views & privacy. developmentally strictions, bookkeep- No Section 8. allotment. Generous Coffee table set, Ukiah Junior Acade- $475k Agent disabled adults one ing skills a plus. This 463-2134 For More Information & increase upon place- glass $175. 479 N. my. 180 Stipp Ln. (If 459-4677 on one in their own position is full time. ment. Income tax-ex- NEWER Applications: State St rains, will be in gym). home. All Shifts Good benefits and empt. Exp. with chil- 2 BEDROOM. Piano/organ, furn., available. Call 401K. Salary DOE. dren req. Parents will DW\Garage+pool Beverly Sanders Realty receive training, + So- PETS & clthes, toys, baby Cindy 468-9331 Mail resume to Alpha $850 mo. 463-2325 Labs, 208 Mason St., cial Worker, in-home 320 S. State St., Ukiah 500 SUPPLIES items, hshld goods. On the PROGRAM Ukiah or fax to 707- support & respite. PARK PLACE COORDINATOR for 468-5267 or email to Need 1 or 2-parent 1 bd. $750, 2 bdr. (Corner of Clay & State) BLACK LAB MOTOR- DD adult day pro- homes, with 1 parent $860 TH $1050. PUPPIES 620 CYCLES sspeaks@ home full time. Home 707-462-5198 trail gram in Solano Co. alpha-labs.com Pool/garg. 462-5009 Born Aug. 14th. Honda CRF 250 BA in social services with no more than 1 NO PHONE CALLS biological child consid- Senior. 2 bdrm apt. $50 ea. 621-0968 04, very clean, OR related field PLEASE. ered. Retirees invited Quiet loc. 1 block hardley ridden/lots of great pref’d. Min. 1 yr. to apply. Contact TLC Fox Terrier/Jack of xtras $4,500obo Secretary/Case Aide from post office. $725 HOMES FOR RENT mgmt./supervisory 707-463-1100 + sec. 463-8896 Russell puppies for Jon707-490-6511 exp. Fax resume: for HIV/AIDS prog in Lic#236800809 sale. M $150, F $200 4X4'S 707-448-6892 or Ukiah. 6 hrs/day, Spacious 2bd. Pool. 2 Bedrooms 6 wks on Oct. 29th. deals? M-F. Energetic, relia- Winery Professional FOR SALE email karen@pace- H20, trash pd. $825. $1200...... Close to town, new carpet First shots. Call to 650 ble person comforta- Accounting + compli- Also 1bd. $700. 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Quilts Outage The power outage affected businesses and homes in south Continued from Page 1 Continued from Page 1 and west Ukiah as well as winning theme quilts from the Power went out again knocking out electricity to traffic Mendocino Quilt Artists Guild briefly Wednesday afternoon are on display beginning between 1 p.m. and 2 p.m. lights on State Street at Gobbi today. “We had a secondary out- and Standley St. intersections. “National Prize-Winning age caused by a surge from Theme Quilts” is an exhibit of the first coming back online,” Saber Net. Both will be on works by 11 Mendocino Goodrick said. generators until the city can County quilters from the It is not known why the line restore power to them, Mendocino Quilt Artists on Gobbi Street fell. Goodrick Goodrick said. Guild. The exhibit opens said the city is investigating This is the second power today with a special reception, the damage. The line does not outage in Ukiah in a month. which is open to the public, appear to have been knocked Earlier in October, a bad cir- taking place between 4 and 6 down by a falling tree branch cuit knocked out power along p.m. in the gallery. The open- or passing truck. School Street, leaving many ing reception also coincides By 2 p.m., power was back businesses without electricity with opening night of the play on to all customers except for for hours. “Temptation” in the nearby the Veterans building, which Ben Brown can be reached at theater. was closed Wednesday, and [email protected]. Like handwoven story- books made from cotton, polyester, ribbon, silk and Sanford said the board’s thread, these art quilts embell- MacLeod Pappidas/The Daily Journal Water decision doesn’t mean more ish the walls in dramatic fash- A detail of “Las Tehuanas,” a quilt by Susan Kerr. water will be available to the ion. Each of the colorful pieces is eye-catching with a er,” Apfel explained. “When off the mattress. With a large but she also teaches the Art of Continued from Page 1 county immediately, but only world-within-a-world feeling working with a theme that group of members all pushing Quilting class offered at the transfers the application. as the layers and patterns becomes the inspiration. From each other creatively, Apfel college from 1:30 to 4:30 p.m. Mill Creek near Talmage. “You have to get a permit come together to form there, as a team we work and Vicky Cook, a quilter for on Fridays. The district looked to the before you build,” he said. detailed visuals representing together and make sugges- the past eight years whose Speaking on behalf of all West Fork of the Russian “The acquisition of water themes such as: “A girl and tions for each other.” work is also on display, said the artists whose work is on River and Mill Creek as possi- rights in the state of California her book,” where members of The Mendocino Quilt they’ve seen the quality of display, Apfel looked over the ble solutions of river is a very long and torturous the guild recreated book cov- Artists Guild has been enter- their work increase exponen- colorful gallery as a smile drainage, and filed two appli- process.” ers with appropriate titles and ing quilts into the contest for tially. slowly crept over her face, cations with the State Water Rob Burgess can be reached art, or “It takes time,” an the past five years, and won “I’m really happy with all “To see these quilts hanging in Board for rights in 2000. at [email protected]. open-ended theme allowing the Best in Contest award in these quilts on display,” Cook this gallery is truly an honor.” the quilters to explore what 2004 for the group’s dance- said, as her eyes gazed over Other quilters with cre- time means to them. themed quilts. With national the fabric-covered walls of the ations on display at the gallery “These are pieces of art,” interest in artistic quilt making gallery. “Some of the quilts I include: Laura Fogg, Ann Gallery Director Paula Gray increasing, Gray thought it made were just so awful in the Horton, Susan Kerr, Betty Got family? said Wednesday. “Tradition- was the perfect time to honor beginning. What’s really Lacy, Dede Ledford, Mary ally quilts are very functional, these local artists while also helped me is to be part of this Ann Michelsen, Joyce but these are works of art opening the doors for students group. No way did I ever Paterson and Marilyn intended for the wall. What’s to see art through a different imagine winning a prize. It’s Simpson. different about this show is medium. great to be with this group.” The opening reception for that it’s a retrospective of all “I just feel like it’s such a But even with 20 years of the public will be from 4 to 6 national prize-winning talented local group,” Gray quilt-making experience p.m. today at the gallery. The find activities at ukiahdailyjournal.com quilts.” explained. “I thought it would between Apfel and Cook, the display will run through Dec. be nice to honor these quilters two couldn’t begin to guess 13. Some of the quilts are Just as Gray explained, all so that everybody can see the time they put into their priced for sale. of the pieces on display were these works all at once. quilts. The Art Gallery is located previously entered into a “One of my goals is to pro- “I think if I kept track of on the Mendocino College national contest, “The vide the students with the how long I’d worked on these Ukiah Campus, Center for the Ultimate Guild Challenge,” experience of seeing works in quilts I’d cry,” Cook Visual and Performing Arts which was sponsored by the varying forms and techniques. exclaimed. “When you’re building 5000, 1000 Hensley American Quilters Society. We want to show everyone working, you’re just in anoth- Creek Road at the north end of Deanna Apfel, a member of Adv. Tix on Sale SAW IV (R) - ID REQ'D # that Mendocino County artists er dimension. Time flies when Ukiah. Adv. Tix on Sale BEE MOVIE (PG) # the guild for 12 years, are comparable to national I’m working.” For more information, con- 30 DAYS OF NIGHT (R) - ID REQ'D (420) 700 explained Wednesday that THE COMEBACKS (PG-13) (530) 745 artists. This show is local Walking into the gallery, tact the Mendocino College MICHAEL CLAYTON (R) - ID REQ'D (405) each year the guild comes up artists from a national scene.” Leila Kazimi’s “Time in a bot- Art Gallery at 468-3207. Art 650 with its own theme for the WE OWN THE NIGHT (R) - ID REQ'D (425) For decades, quilt making tle” uses wine bottles and Gallery Hours are Tuesday- 710 contest. Apfel added that the has been a part of American clock faces to weave an inter- Thursday, 12:30-3:30 p.m., THE HEARTBREAK KID (R) - ID REQ'D (440) theme helps to unify the look 720 history, but it’s the modern esting metaphor about the and by appointment. THE GAME PLAN (PG) (450) 735 ... where music is a celebration! of the quilts, which are judged vision and techniques of the relationship of the two. Not Times For 10/25 ©2007 MUSIC FOR as a group. artists that have propelled this only is Kazimi one of the quil- Zack Sampsel can be reached “It helps us to work togeth- art form into the spotlight and ters whose work is on display, at [email protected]. The Journal Delivers! EVERYONE AND FOR To ALL OCCASIONS! Mattel chief emphasizes new safety protocols after toy recalls Subscribe call: 362 N. State Street • Ukiah Associated Press ‘Deeds, not words.’ I believe that also toys with excessive levels of lead paint 468-3533 463-8444 SAN FRANCISCO — Robert A. applies to business.” don’t end up in the hands of consumers. Eckert, chairman and CEO of Mattel Inc., So far, more than 21 million toys made The system requires all paint to be tested said Wednesday that the world’s largest toy in China — from Baby Einstein Discover before the manufacturing process begins, maker has “significantly increased” spot & Play Color Blocks by Kids II Inc., to and it applies to every vendor, contractor, testing and other safety protocols at manu- Thomas & Friends Wooden Railway by subcontractor and paint storage facility. facturing plants after the recall of more than RC2 Corp. — have been found to contain Mattel also banned contractors from out- 20 million products made in China. excessive levels of lead paint, tiny magnets AFTER SCHOOL ART PROGRAM “Trust can be earned and can be lost. that could be swallowed or other potential- sourcing work to other locations, he said. Building credibility and trust takes time but ly serious problems. El Segundo-based The company established a consumer GOING ON NOW! can be dissolved in an instant,” the father of Mattel has been at the center of the recall call center dedicated to the recalls and has Join anytime! Monday through Friday - 3:30pm to 6pm. four told hundreds of executives gathered wave, with more than 20 million affected communicated with at least 6 million peo- Come one day or all! Pottery, mosaics, tile painting, for an annual Business for Social products. ple by phone and e-mail. It’s sent out 5 mil- sculpture and lots of fun! Responsibility conference. “When my chil- Eckert described Mattel’s new “three- lion mailing labels so people can return For more information, call 467-0200 dren say, ‘Dad, trust me,’ I always respond, point check system” meant to ensure that recalled products. . or visit our website at www.oneearthclay.com 16- THURSDAY, OCT. 25, 2007 THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL