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7 58551 69301 0 Sunday: Mostly sunny H 94º L 53º 50 cents tax included DAILY JOURNAL ukiahdailyjournal.com 40 pages, Volume 150 Number 107 email: [email protected] Arson arrest in Covelo fire 4 arrests in meth bust The Daily Journal A Covelo woman has been arrested on charges of arson for allegedly setting fire to an uninhabited building on Lovell Street in Covelo Monday afternoon, according to reports from the Mendocino County Sheriff’s Office. According to sheriff’s reports, Allison Low, 49, of Covelo, went into an uninhabited build- ing at 76201 Lovell Street to scavenge for items the previous tenants may have aban- doned. When she was unable to find what she was looking for, Low allegedly set fire to the build- ing, according to sheriff’s reports. Firefighters from the Covelo Volunteer Fire Department and Cal Fire were summoned to See FIRE, Page A-10 FOLLOW-UP Willits man, 26, killed in collision By BEN BROWN The Daily Journal The Mendocino County Coroners Office has identified the driver of a 1994 Ford pickup who died when the truck collided with a tree off Eastside Road Monday night. Myhrlin Joseph Dionne, 26, of Willits, was driving the truck with an unnamed woman from Scotts Valley when, for unknown reasons, the truck crossed the center divider and left the southern edge of the roadway, where it collided Sarah Baldik/The Daily Journal with a tree, according to reports from the Jonathan Cisneros, 19, is placed under arrest on four outstanding warrants Thursday afternoon, after officers from the California Highway Patrol. Mendocino Major Crimes Task Force served a search warrant on a South Ukiah apartment. Dionne suffered fatal injuries and was pro- nounced dead at the scene. The passenger suf- fered major injuries and was taken by air ambu- By BEN BROWN lance to Santa Rosa Memorial Hospital for The Daily Journal treatment. Four people were arrested Both driver and passenger were wearing seat Thursday afternoon and two chil- belts at the time of the accident, according to dren were taken in by Child CHP reports. Protective Services in a drug raid at a South State Street apartment that yielded an ounce of metham- phetamine. Smoke in Ukiah Officers with the Mendocino Major Crimes Task Force kicked in the door of apartment 19 at again fouling air 2221 S. State St. Thursday after- By ROB BURGESS noon after hearing that the inhab- The Daily Journal itants may have been dealing Yep, it’s still smoky. methamphetamine. The air quality in Ukiah and other parts of “We’ve been getting informa- An ounce of methamphetamine packaged for sale the county remained questionable Thursday as tion that they’ve been dealing out and several hundred dollars were seized from the the Mendocino County Air Quality of this place,” said Task Force apartment. Management District issued yet another air Commander Bob Nishiyama. quality advisory. Inside, officers found four “Smoke accumulation from wildland fires in adults. the Mendocino National Forest may occur in “Three of them were high,” parts of the county today,” read a portion of a Nishiyama said. MCAQMD statement issued Wednesday. In the apartment were husband “Satellite imagery shows heavy smoke over and wife Luis Lopez Gonzalez, Mendocino National forest lands in Northern 28, and Maria Lopez Martinez, (Above) Maria Lopez Martinez, 21, Lake County, Glenn and Colusa Counties and 21, who rent the apartment, as was arrested on charges of drug lighter smoke over Mendocino County at this well as Jorge Martinez, 20, and sales and child endangerment time. Smoke is likely to travel generally south Jonathan Cisneros, 19. Thursday, at her south Ukiah resi- of any fires today -- however terrain and local Officers searched the apart- dence. (Left) Luis Lopez Gonzalez, winds will also impact smoke dispersion.” ment with a drug dog from the 28, was arrested on drug charges at Based on a “unhealthy for sensitive groups” Mendocino County Sheriff’s his south Ukiah apartment Thursday reading taken in Ukiah at 1 p.m. Wednesday, an Office and found a safe that con- afternoon. air quality alert has been extended until further tained an ounce of methampheta- notice. mine as well as packaging mate- “Mendocino County is likely to be impacted rials, a scale and several hundred by smoke until the fires are extinguished,” stat- dollars in cash, Nishiyama said. ed a portion of the release. “The district is con- The drugs had been broken up were charged with narcotics next to it,” he said. Task Force to leave the children ducting continuous monitoring in Ukiah and into “eight-balls,” packages sales. Jorge Martinez was Nishiyama said the children of drug suspects with neighbors. monitoring in other locations as needed.” weighing an eighth of an ounce, charged with being under the were taken by Child Protective “Now we get instant response Rob Burgess can be reached at [email protected]. which Nishiyama said are com- influence of a controlled sub- Services as part of the county’s from CPS,” he said. monly sold to others who may stance and a probation violation Drug Endangered Children Nishiyama said this bust was break up the drugs further to sell and Cisneros was arrested on Program, which works to remove not the first time the Task Force them. four outstanding warrants. children from the custody of had visited the apartment com- A dose of methamphetamine Also found in the apartment those charged with drug crimes plex. is one-tenth of a gram; an eight- were Maria Martinez’ two chil- until the situation can be evaluat- “We’ve probably been in two- ball contains approximately 35 dren: a 2-year-old and a 2-month ed by CPS. thirds of them in my time,” doses. old. Nishiyama said the younger “Unfortunately, we’re seeing Nishiyama said of the apart- Nishiyama estimated the street child was found lying alone on a this more and more,” Nishiyama ments. “Every time we come in, find activities at value of the drugs at between bed in the bedroom. said. we take meth out.” ukiahdailyjournal.com $1,500 and $2,000. “There was a baby bottle on In previous years, Nishiyama Ben Brown can be reached at Gonzalez and Maria Martinez the nightstand and a line of meth said it was not uncommon for the [email protected]. A-2 – FRIDAY, JULY 25, 2008 DAILY DIGEST Editor: Jody Martinez, 468-3517 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected]

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[\ (LRP). He was still voluntarily served 33 member and spent the next for life and had a curiosity Dionne, age 3, and Sa- MICHAEL DUANE FRAZIER 18 years of age when he was months in Vietnam, 21 six months sailing that never ended. tori Guinevere Dionne, 18 (1948-2008) promoted to months over and above his the South Pacific in a 56- His fund of knowledge was months. Memorial Michael was born on Staff Sergeant, which may original voluntary foot wooden sailboat amazing and he services are yet to be November 30, 1948, in have made him tour of 12 months. He was named “Rejoice”. It was to could speak to just about arranged, but anyone Bakersfield, California, the youngest Staff Sergeant awarded the Na- be the adventure any subject. interested in attending can and entered the final in the US Army tional Defense Service of his life and he credits it There will be a contact Erin at passage of his life on July at that time. He was Medal, Vietnam Serv- as the turning point Celebration of Life for (707) 367-9046. Please keep 21, 2008, at home, Reconnaissance & Com- ice Medal, Vietnam in curing the emotional Michael at their family him in your with his loving wife Sharon mando qualified by the 5th Campaign Medal, Viet- wounds he received home on Peterson Pond hearts, as he so generously at his side. Special Forces nam Tet Counter Offensive upon returning to the Lane in Redwood Valley on kept all who When Michael was about Group (Airborne) located Medal (Phases States after Vietnam. Sunday, July 27, be- knew him. He is dearly eight years old, he at Nha Trang, Viet- 1,2,3,4,), two Bronze Star In about 1987, Michael tween 2-4 p.m. Anyone who loved and will be dear- and his mother moved to nam. The men who volun- Medals, The Purple came to Ukiah and, as knew Michael ly missed. Namaste. San Francisco and teered for this ex- Heart, The Army soon as he saw the valley, and would like to celebrate [\ he has many fond memories tremely dangerous type of Commendation Medal, The he fell in love. He his life is wel- WALTER JACOB SELLMER of growing up duty became Air Medal, Combat enrolled in classes at the come. White balloons will In loving memory of ruling the streets of San known as “Lerps”. Infantry Badge (CIB), Par- Mendocino Com- mark the way. Walter Jacob Sellmer Francisco and most The infant Long Range achutist Wings, Good munity College and, after In lieu of flowers, please born May 1, 1914 passed especially Playland at the Patrol program Conduct Medal, Recon- 18 years, finally send donations to In- away on Sunday Beach and Golden proved to be a huge success naissance & Commando completed the requirements Home Health/Hospice, July 20, 2008. Walter was Gate Park. They moved to militarily. In certificate, and a and received his Cancer Resource 94 years old. He Santa Maria when February 1969, Company F Sniper certificate. He was A.A. Degree. While in Center, The American joins his daughter Dawn, he was entering high school (LRP) was dis- also awarded Unit school, he met his wife- Legion or the VFW. who preceded him. and he graduat- banded and its members Citations for Company F to-be, Sharon. They mar- Arrangements under the Walter also leaves behind ed from Santa Maria High sent to new units (LRP) and Company ried in 1990 and direction of the Ever- his wife Carol of 55 School in 1966. that had been designated O (Ranger), 2 Presidential spent the next 18 years in sole Mortuary. years of marriage, his son Right after graduation, “Rangers”, thus Citations, 2 Viet- wedded bliss at [\ Peter, grandsons, Jacob at age 17, Michael en- forming the 75th Ranger namese Cross of Gallantry their home in Redwood and Joshua and grand tered the US Army. He was Regiment, which ex- with/Palm, and the Valley. daughter Monica. trained as an in- ists to this day. Soldiers of French Croix de Guerre, Michael is survived by Walter loved to plant fantryman, then went to the 75th Ranger 51st Infantry cited. his wife, Sharon, Iris’s and was a member parachutist school. Regiment are currently He was very proud of his daughter Shannon Montoya of the Calpella Community Following his training, he serving in Iraq, Afgha- military service. and son Talon Church. Walter was assigned to the nistan, and other hot spots Over 2,500,000 soldiers Montoya-Frazier of worked as a lineman for 173rd Airborne Brigade in around the world. served in Vietnam. Redwood Valley; his Pacific Telephone for the Republic of Michael served in Of that, slightly less than aunts, Marilyn Neuman of many years and served in Vietnam. In 1967, two Long Company O (Ranger) 75th 5,000 earned the Ojai, California and the Military for 12 Range Patrol Infantry (Airborne), right to call themselves Carol Titus, recently from years and moved his family companies had been attached to the 3rd Bri- Lerps. Tehachapi, Califor- to Redwood Val- formed: Company F gade of the 82nd Airborne Upon his discharge from nia; mother-in-law Leta MYHRLIN JOSEPH DIONNE ley in which he lived for (LRP) 51st Infantry Division as the the Army, Michael Sprague of Redwood A light went out in close to 30 years. (Airborne) and Company Team Leader of Ranger enrolled in college, but Valley; brothers-in-law Willits Monday, July 21st, Walter will be missed by all E (LRP) 20th Infantry. Team 1/7 from Feb- after a dispute with a Stephen and Ron 2008; a light that had his family and Their mission was for ruary 1969 until approxi- History professor as to who Sprague of Redwood Valley spread through town as friends and will be remem- teams of five or six men to mately July or August had prevailed in and numerous an unstoppable force. bered in our hearts infiltrate enemy of 1969. He then voluntari- the Tet Offensive, he head- cousins, nephews and Myhrlin Joseph Dionne forever. territory and provide intel- ly extended his tour ed for Alaska and nieces. Michael is pre- was a friend of everyone Service will be on ligence to the troops. in Vietnam for the 4th worked on the Alaska ceded in death by his moth- blessed to cross his Sunday July 28, 2008 at Michael enthusiastically extension and went to pipeline for several er, June Belle and path. Born April 22, 1982, Calpella Community volunteered. He was work with the South years. Returning home, he grandmother, Lorene Myhrlin is survived Church at 11:15 am. assigned to Company F, Vietnamese Army as an reconnected with Moody of Ukiah, Califor- by his loving mother and Family and friends will join and quickly rose in advisor under the direction old friends who were about nia. He wanted to be father, Joan and together to cele- rank. He served as the of Military Assis- to embark on a remembered as a man Alan Dionne, his sister Lily, brate Walter’s life at their Team Leader for tance Command Vietnam sailing adventure. He who loved his family. He and two beautiful home in Redwood Team 2/1 in Company F (MACV). Michael signed on as a crew- had an amazing zest children, Odin Quinn Valley following the service.

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CORRECTIONS Fort Bragg fined over sewer system discharges In the article “Planning Dates to Remember” on page By ROB BURGESS On Feb. 5, the FBMID paid protect Pudding Creek and wastewater and late filing of release. “Violations were 13 of Thursday’s edition, the The Daily Journal $10,500 into the Cleanup and beach areas from future leaks. one discharge monitoring caused by a malfunctioning Aug. 11 date under the On Thursday, the North Abatement Account and has Upon satisfactory completion report. chlorination system and rain- “General Plan Update” head- Coast Regional Water Board agreed to pay the balance by of the project, the balance of “The Regional Water Board fall-induced infiltration and ing should have stated that fined the Fort Bragg the end of this month. the penalty will be permanent- imposed a penalty of $72,000 inflow to the sewer.” day was the ending of the Municipal Improvement “The lead-detection project ly suspended and no further for the violations, which On June 12, the NCRWB extended public comment District for “discharges of par- is to be completed by Oct. payment will be required.” occurred between Jan. 1, 2000 period for the notice of prepa- tially treated and untreated 31,” stated the release. “It will Also on Thursday, the and Nov. 30, 2007,” stated the See FINES, Page A-10 ration. wastewater from its sanitary add an alarm system to the NCRWB fined the Redwoods The Ukiah Daily Journal reserves this sewer system.” pipeline placed on the Community College District, space to correct errors or make clarifica- “The Regional Water Board Pudding Creek bridge span. College of the Redwoods for Ukiah’s tions to news articles. Significant errors in obituary notices or birth announcements imposed a penalty of $56,000 The alarm system will further discharges of partially treated will result in reprinting the entire article. for violations between Jan. 1, Errors may be reported to the editor, 468- 2003 and Oct. 31, 2007,” stat- Bankruptcy? Largest 3526. ed Luis Rivera, assistant exec- Is it for me? utive officer at NCRWB, in a DETAIL CENTER eddechant.com Selection LOTTERY NUMBERS Thursday release. “Violations Free Consultation were caused by insufficient 859 N. State Street DAILY 3: night: 2, 5, 3. waste treatment and the dete- EDMUND DECHANT of Quality (707) 462-4472 161 S. Orchard Ave. afternoon: 8, 6, 3. riorated condition of the Attorney at Law Next to Longs DAILY 4: 6, 7, 2, 3. 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COMMUNITY FRIDAY, JULY 25, 2008 – A-3 Editor: Richard Rosier, 468-3520 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected] What’s Playing Phantom Flamingo Flockers FRIDAY AMORO LOCO -- Live music; Himalayan Cafe; 1639 S. help fund youth group grip State St.; 6:30 to 9 p.m.; no cover; 467-9900. PAULA SAMONTE -- Live music at Summer’s Delight By CAROLE HESTER Dinner; Ukiah Senior Center; 5:30 p.m.; $20; 462-4343. Special for the Journal ‘IF YOU BELIEVE 2008’ -- Live performance; Members of the Grace Mendocino College Little Theater; 1000 Hensley Creek Lutheran Church Youth Rd., Ukiah; 7 p.m.; $12 for adults, $6 for youth; 462-9370. Group are using flamingos REDBUD -- Blues and Rock; Ukiah Brewing Company; to help fund a trip to a tri- 101 S. State St., Ukiah; 9 p.m.; $5 cover; 468-5898. ennial youth gathering. BIG RAIN -- Live up-tempo dance music; Shanachie They spent a recent Pub; 50 S. Main St., Willits; 9 p.m.; $5 cover; 459-9194. Saturday afternoon making DJ DANCE MUSIC -- DJ dance music with BTAKA; pink flamingos look even Perkins Street Lounge; 228 E. Perkins St., Ukiah; 10 p.m. gaudier, if that’s possible. They then “decorated” SATURDAY the front lawn of the church for Sunday morning wor- THAT OTHER QUARTET -- Barbershop quartet, and ship. an improv chef demonstration, at the Farmers’ Market; Before moving the Alex Thomas Plaza; Ukiah; 8:30 a.m. to noon. flamingos into flock forma- ‘BARD-B-QUE’ AND ALICE IN WONDERLAND -- tion, they stopped at the Public event and performance by the Bardlets; Willits offices of the Daily Journal Shakespeare Company; 1195 S. Main. St., Willits; Event for a few pictures, then starts at 2 p.m., performance begins at 8 p.m.; $12 adults, stole into churchgoers' $8 for youth; 456-0152. yards this past week and lit- ‘IF YOU BELIEVE 2008’ -- Live performance; tered their lawns with gar- Mendocino College Little Theater; 1000 Hensley Creek ishly decorated pink plastic Rd., Ukiah; 2 and 7 p.m.; $12 for adults, $6 for youth; 462- flamingos. 9370. WE THE PEOPLE -- Live music; Shakespeare For their pink flamingo Company; 1195 S. Main St., Willits; 6 p.m. fundraiser, Grace Lutheran ALEX DE GRASSI -- World renowned guitarist; Church Youth are selling Acoustic Cafe; 745 N State St., Ukiah; 6 p.m.; $10 admis- flamingo-free zone “insur- sion donation; 462-8863. ance” to Grace Lutheran WILL SIEGEL & FRIENDS -- Live music; Himalayan congregation members for Cafe; 1639 S. State St.; 6:30 to 9 p.m.; no cover; 467- $15 to help determine 9900. which yards will be adorned SWING SHIFT BAND -- Dance music; Bartlett Hall; with the friendly plastic 495 Leslie St., Ukiah; dance 7 to 10 p.m.; $9 cover; all ornaments. If they buy the adults welcome. insurance, church members MARK WESTON BAND -- Pop-rock and folk music; are guaranteed that no Shanachie Pub; 50 S. Main St., Willits; 9 p.m.; $4 cover; flamingos will “land” in 459-9194. their yard. PAMELA PARKER BAND -- Live music; Ukiah Church members who opt Brewing Company; 101 S. State St., Ukiah; 9:30 p.m.; $7 not to insure themselves cover; 468-5898. accept the risk that they DJ DANCE MUSIC -- DJ dance music with Jose; will wake up and find pink Perkins Street Lounge; 228 E. Perkins St., Ukiah; 10 p.m. birds dotted across their yards, not only attracting SUNDAY neighbors' attention, but costing them a free-will REDWOOD VALLEY FARMERS’ MARKET -- donation for “take-off” fees. Featuring Ron O’Brien, versatile guitarist, local fruit, veg- Church members and tables, and flowers; Lions Park; Redwood Valley; 9:30 community members may a.m. to 1 p.m. also pay $20 to “land” a BLUE VIPERS OF BROOKLYN -- Live jazz and swing flock in a friend’s or neigh- music; Todd Grove Park; Ukiah; 6 p.m. bor’s yard. To arrange for a flock MONDAY landing, please contact the church office at 462-7795 MICROPHONE NIGHT -- Sing or play an instrument; about $1,000 per person. and be prepared to provide While there, they will have Club 711; 711 S. State St., Ukiah; 9 p.m. to 1 a.m.; 462- your name, address, and 7111. a chance to meet phone number, as well as “This is our first time that of the recipient. doing pink flamingos at TUESDAY Grace Lutheran Church Grace Lutheran Church” Youth are beginning their Youth Council President KARAOKE -- Karaoke and DJ dancing; Perkins Street fundraising effort to pay for Michelle Miller comment- Lounge; 228 E. Perkins St., Ukiah; 8 p.m.; free. a trip to the National Youth TAHITIAN DANCE -- Every Tuesday night; Mendocino ed. Gathering in July 2009 in I think that everyone is Ballet Studio; 205 S. State St.; Ukiah; ages 11 to 99; 5:30 New Orleans, LA. The to 6:30 p.m.; $8 to $11. going to have a lot of fun theme of next years with it.” Miller added. To Gathering is Jesus Justice contact Kim Miller, call WEDNESDAY Jazz. 463-5531. The church office Travel and conference is 462-7795. OPEN MIC NIGHT -- Open Mic; Ukiah Brewing Co.; expenses are expected to be 102 S. State St., Ukiah; 8:30 p.m.; free; 468-5898. Celebrating Ukiah’s heroes, unique opportunities in the community “Gather ye rosebuds time he has been stationed in little peephole, three windows the administration office or most business’; they want to while ye may, Old Time is Santa Rosa, Petaluma, Hilton with screens, and will be Bartlett Hall at the Center. It is educate the public on balsam- still a-flying, And this same and Cazadero. He’s been one painted a summer green with suggested that those interested ic vinegars and let everyone flower that smiles to-day Looking of the visiting heroes saving orange trim.” They’ve bor- in attending purchase tickets sample before buying. To-morrow will be dying.” -- our forests. rowed a horse from the farm before the event to assure Wineries sample at tasting Robert Herrick, English about When he’s not fighting supply to add to the charm of availability of seats. Any rooms, so they decided to take Cleric (1591-1674) By Carole fires, Theron lives in the booth. remaining tickets will be their sampling room on the Hester Forestville, working with his Tickets for the drawing are available at the door. For road.On Wednesday August 6, Personal Moment… dad who is a general contrac- $10 each and may be pur- more information call 462- 2008, they will be attending There comes -- often rarely -- tor at The Sea Ranch. chased by contacting Misty at 4343. their first mixer as a new into one’s life that unique my life. However, here I can His Mom, Rae Radkey is 744-9373, or Erin at 391-3873 Local singer-songwriter, Chamber of Commerce individual who plays several share with Gert that you are a Executive Director of Point or mail your check made out actress and musician Paula Member. Spencer Brewer’s influencing roles: mentor, bright and shining star in my Arena Light Station #496. She to T.R.A.I.L.s, 16200 N. Samonte will donate her tal- music store -- Ukiah Music advisor, counselor, guide, galaxy. I am blessed to know shared, “Little did I know we Highway 101, Willits, CA ents to benefit the Center. Center -will be the host and tutor, teacher, guru and hero. you and call you “friend.” gave him the perfect name “t 95490. Originally from San Tres Classique will provide Two women immediately rise Firefighting is his life... HERO n” -- My HERO. It A side of beef is also being Francisco, Paula has been a strawberries and bread to sam- to the surface of the mists of Theron Radtkey, born and takes a very special person to raffled off for the same price - Ukiah resident since 1982. ple six of their most popular the mind: Eunice Knutson, a raised at The Sea Ranch where be a firefighter and I am so - $10 ticket contact the same She has performed with balsamics. rare, totally honest woman he was active as a Jr. Explorer proud of him.” people or send a check. numerous groups in the area Sept. 20 they are shooting a whose life was dedicated to at the Sea Ranch CDF Station Thanks to all those who Drawing ends Aug. 10. including the Mendocino television commercial to those less fortunate. Eunice wanted to be a fire fighter and came to Mendocino County to For more information about College Jazz Band, Ukiah introduce their home tasting passed away about a month EMT since he was 14. When help us. You are all heroes! Ridgewood T.R.A.I.L. Riders, Players Theatre, Concerts in party business. Tres Classique ago, after a long debilitating Theron was in his early teens Unique opportunity… check out their web site at: the Park and most recently attends street festivals, winery illness. he was thrilled when his fami- Ridgewood T.R.A.I.L. Riders ridgewoodtrailriders.com The Ukiah Symphony. She events, Farmer’s Markets and Another is still with us -- 96 ly moved to Manchester, to (Teaching Riding as an Access Tightening the belt… Oni has received the Lifetime lots of Christmas festivals. and still fighting with all her attend high school, and the to Independence & Learning) LaGioia, Activities Manager Achievement Award for her Thomas Allen is the inventive strength to be vital and as family house was located right is a local nonprofit associa- for Ukiah Senior Center, creative contributions to our and dedicated owner of this alive as she can be -- Gert across the street from the tion. T.R.A.I.L. is a therapeu- wrote, “In response to the community from The City of business and may be reached Warner. Gert is a real hero, Redwood Coast Fire Station. tic riding program providing California State budget cuts Ukiah. A vocal student from at 463-2646. Tres Classique is having tasted and experienced He attended every class/train- riding services to improve the that affect the Senior Center’s Paula’s class is also scheduled located at 966 Mazzoni St, “L-I-F-E” and grown from her ing session he was permitted lives of those who are chal- Adult Day Health Care and to perform. next to the back entrance of experiences. to attend. lenged physically, mentally, Transportation budgets, we Nothing new but perhaps to the Ukiah Fair Grounds. Out Both women are giants in Theron graduated from socially, and emotionally. have become serious creative you… Tres Classique of the area phone number is: my mind, standing tall with Santa Rosa JC with a certifi- They currently have two fundraisers. The food is fancy Specialty Foods has been in 888.644.5127. the Greats of history. Both cate in Fire Science. Last year fundraisers going: The first is -- California cuisine and the Ukiah for more than 23 years Did you know… July is gave generously of the hearts, he attended the Fire Training a children’s playhouse or gar- company is good too.” and there probably aren’t 23 National Ice Cream Month their minds, never being Academy in Ione and in June den shed that will be their It is a Summer’s Delight people in Ukiah who know of and if you missed National Ice diminished by sharing their of 2007 graduated as a Fire booth entry at the Fair and Dinner at 495 Leslie Street, at them. Thomas Allen pur- Cream Day on July 20, you innermost thoughts but Apparatus Engineer. may be seen Aug. 7-10. Ukiah Senior Center’s Bartlett chased the company 12 years still have a few days remain- instead expanding and build- Now 24 years old, Theron According to one of the Hall tonight. Happy hour and ago after living in Japan and ing in July to indulge. It was ing their own character, along- has worked for CDF/ Cal Fire spokespersons, “This is not a hors d’oeuvres will begin at teaching American cuisine at in 1984 that President Ronald side those they mentored. since 2002. He works out of rinky dink playhouse, it’s 5:30 p.m. and dinner will be the Osaka Cooking School. Reagan designated July as I was not able to share with the Sonoma-Lake Napa Unit 8’x8’x8’, a porch with a bit of served at 6 p.m. Tickets are Tres Classique’s philoso- National Ice Cream Month Eunice all she meant to me in an overhang, the door has a $20, and can be purchased at phy is a little different than for CAL Fire and during this See LOOKING, Page 5 A-4 – FRIDAY, JULY 25, 2008 FORUM Editor: K.C. Meadows, 468-3526 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected] Letters from our readers From the desk of ... Don’t forget the mentally ill To the Editor: I am a mentally-ill/well client of mental MICHAEL GERSON health. I know and I feel that the mental health department in California has been slashed by the budget cuts. Mental health cared for us first. We mentally ill, or con- A movie sumers, for a better word, are not getting the help we used to. There is hardly money enough to have well-paid staff, therefore well clients, and good solid programs with- with a moral in the department of mental health. I think that our mental hospitals which charge way Editor’s note: Michael Gerson is replacing a vaca- over the price of good mental care are tioning George Will. ridiculous. They sometimes cost one thou- WASHINGTON -- For a children's movie, "WALL- sand dollars a day per patient. We need E" begins with startling bleakness: epic landscapes of support. Please tell your congressman, and the Earth buried under the waste of endless human your representatives. We are not mentally wants. This is the way the world ends -- not with a ill on purpose. Please care, for one out of nuclear bang, but with a closeout sale at "Buy n every 10 people are mentally ill to one dis- Large," a cinematic hybrid of Target and totalitarian- abling degree to another. ism. Humanity's only monument the mega-mall and Leslie Jo Feldman mountains of discarded rubbish. Ukiah One wonders what a 6-year-old on a summer after- noon makes of this post-consumer apocalypse. But this Consider water bombers grim grandeur serves the cinematic purpose of high- lighting a humble flicker of revolt -- a lonely robot To the Editor: named WALL-E, pointlessly compressing garbage into As California burned for three weeks the neatly stacked cubes. During these excavations, he sal- question begs, “there must be a better vages shiny items -- Christmas lights, Rubik's Cubes, way.” The “let it burn if nobody’s at imme- cigarette lighters -- that become (like the random col- diate risk” won’t work due to serious air Other opinions lections made by children) evidence of personality, quality problems. Well if you have a com- even humanity. WALL-E spends his free time endless- puter and go online, Google: Bombardier From around the nation ly watching a videotape of "Hello, Dolly!" -- a tinny, CL-415 or Marten Mars Bomber. It turns grainy remnant of romance and beauty in a world out these specialized water bombers have (Redding) Record Searchlight devoid of both. been in use since 1969, mostly in Canada Humans have long since evacuated Earth to join an where they can’t easily get a couple thou- Budget can stop further injury to our health care endless pleasure cruise in space. A wall featuring pic- sand firefighters into forests the size of our The state’s 10 percent cut rage. told the Sacramento Bee his tures of previous ship's captains chronicles 700 years west coast. They currently are in use in to Medi-Cal reimbursements Medi-Cal’s reserves are emergency room may close of evolutionary regression -- from bold space explorers eight countries, Canada has about 60, and will constrict the flow of expected to run out in less unless there’s a budget by to rotund, adult infants, incapable of walking without France 13, with a Mediterranean coastline care to the neediest, further than two weeks, leaving no the end of this month. aid. remarkably similar to California except clogging hospital emergency money to reimburse the With credit tighter after Humans move about the space liner in floating easy less of it. The Bombardier CL-415 can pick rooms and pathetically reim- community clinics that pro- the mortgage crisis, clinics chairs, consume food in oversized shakes and engage up 1,620 gallons from ocean or lake, while bursing the few doctors who vide critical care in our may also find it harder to in constant, Facebook-like communication while com- the Marten Mars Bomber can pick-up agree to treat poor patients. region. borrow money to keep the municating little but complaint and boredom. 7,200 gallons in 25 seconds. Depending on Still, the cuts themselves “These are nonprofit cash flowing and the lights Though WALL-E says only a few words in the proximity to the fire, they can make drops are a symptom, not a dis- providers. They don’t have a on. movie, his compassion, vulnerability and endearing every 15 minutes (seven if working in tan- ease. The real culprits are lot of money sitting in the Meanwhile, there’s still clumsiness awaken the dormant humanity of everyone dem). In one drop they can wet-blanket 4 many, but the state’s estimat- bank,” said Doreen plenty of light (at least the he meets, robot and human. Making this believable is acres, covering it with 30 tons of water, ed $15.2 billion deficit and Bradshaw, executive direc- electric sort) and air condi- a serious cinematic achievement, combining the emo- foam, or gel. Anyone who was in the country’s broken health tor of Shasta Consortium of tioning in Sacramento, tional intensity of silent movies with the remarkable Laytonville during these fires experienced care system are good places Community Health Centers. where Republicans and vistas of science fiction. the catastrophic air quality from the to start. You can’t spend One doesn’t have to look Democrats show every sign But there is a deeper purpose to "WALL-E." Rockport fires, that went on far to long. what you don’t have. far to see the seriousness of of digging in for a protracted Without revealing too much of the plot, the spell of The Cal-Fire base camp was not a healthy Our partisan state law- this situation. and ideological fight. Secure self-involved consumption is eventually broken by a place for firefighters to get their R&R, nor makers are compounding the The chief executive of the in their gerrymandered dis- combination of music, natural beauty, holding hands anyone who stayed in town. The thought of problem by, once again, not Eastern Plumas Health Care tricts, they seem content to and dancing (the space ballet of WALL-E and his 13 water bombers or even six, what do you doing their job and passing a District, which runs a choose posturing over lethal love interest is elegant and memorable). Unlike think the results of this disaster would have budget. That’s the real out- Portola hospital and clinics, progress. What a shame. ... some horror movies, this "alien" spreads a contagion been, and why is it we don’t have any? of humanism. Unlike the pessimistic visions of Just asking. going to address the issue of child care. To chunk of money every month together to "Westworld" or "2001: A Space Odyssey," the robots James Callan revolt in favor of humanity. Laytonville start, good child care is hard to find, mine pay for a membership at the health club is operated by a single working mother. (next to impossible) because they have Some conservatives have dismissed "WALL-E" as a Her operating hours are Monday through child care and the Redwood Health Club crude critique of business and capitalism. This is only Single Mom angry Friday 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. These are opens early enough to work out and be true if capitalism is identical to boundless con- at (no) options pretty common hours for a day care to run. able to get to work on time. Perfect, not! I sumerism -- a conviction that Adam Smith did not I first learned of our problem trying to get was told I get the corporate discount, yay, seem to share. Smith argued that human flourishing To the Editor: my child into an activity he will enjoy as a because I work. Then I was told that child requires "good temper and moderation." Self-com- I am a very disappointed single working little boy. I tried Martial Arts and found care opens at 8:30 a.m. Try and follow me, mand and the prudent use of freedom are central to his mother. I have a 3-year-old son. I am not that they start at 4 years old and run 8:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Monday and moral theory. And these are precisely the virtues cele- on welfare, and I am not married to a rich Tuesdays and/or Thursday at 4p.m. Scratch Wednesday, 4 p.m. to 7:30 p.m., Monday brated in "WALL-E." man. that, e don’t get off until 5 p.m. Next, I through Thursday, and then Tuesday and The end credits -- worth staying to see -- are a beau- Therefore I cannot stay home and raise tried the seasonal sports. Football, baseball Thursday 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Got it? So, since tiful tribute to art and work, craft and cultivation. my child. I have recently come to realize and basketball are provided for ages twice there are no mornings I could pick my son "WALL-E" is partly an environmental parable, but that our city doesn’t offer anything for sin- my sons’ age. Then I tried some less inter- up and be there by 5:30 p.m. and drop him its primary point is moral. The movie argues that gle working mothers, feasibly. First I’m esting things for boys: Kindermusik! 10:45 back off at a different child care and skip human beings, aided by technology, can become to 11 :45 a.m. Gymnastics! 3:30 to 4:15 dinner, or eat fast food, which defeats the imprisoned by their consumption. The pursuit of the p.m. Tuesdays Shape and Color Gym purpose, or I can feed my son at 8 p.m. latest style leads to conformity. The pursuit of pleasure LETTER POLICY Tuesday through Friday 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. when I go home and cook. Great! displaces the deeper enjoyments of affection and The Daily Journal welcomes letters to Dance Improv: Monday Friday 10 a.m. to Determined and shocked I searched the friendship. The pursuit of our rhinestone desires man- the editor. All letters must include a 11 a.m. We have things for kids to do just city and found an interesting Cardio Boot ages to obscure our view of the stars. clear name, signature, return address not for single working mother’s kids. Oh, I Camp that runs before work, 6 to 7a.m. for If the mega-mall is the symbol of decadence in and phone number. Letters chosen for almost forgot Jumperz. Their open play 5 weeks. Too bad my day care doesn’t "WALL-E," the symbol of renewal is the musical publication are generally published in hours are Wednesday through Thursday, open until 7:30 a.m. and work starts at 8 "Hello, Dolly!" And it is not so strange a choice. the order they are received, but shorter, from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. I was forced to tell a.m. Guess we’re out of luck. The musical is the great, underestimated American concise letters are given preference.We my son “Sorry dude, your gonna have to A special thanks to Ukiah, home for a art form, likely to last for centuries. Particularly in publish most of the letters we receive, wait for a miracle or a few more years.” As great place to raise your child! their golden age, Broadway musicals epitomized a but we cannot guarantee publication. for us -- I’m addressing our fitness options. Karen Clark belief in the triumph of love, hope and choreography. Names will not be withheld for any rea- We have the gyms but no child care. I got Ukiah "WALL-E" manages to reconstruct an entire world in son. If we are aware that you are con- all excited and figured a way I can get a the moral image of the musical -- passing along its cul- nected to a local organization or are an tural relics of tenderness, emotional longing and grace. elected official writing about the organi- It is a tribute to "WALL-E" -- and to the geniuses at zation or body on which you serve, that WHERE TO WRITE Pixar who made it -- that this movie, in some distant will be included in your signature. If and desperate future, could serve the same cultural you want to make it clear you are not President George Bush: The White www.house.gov/write rep purpose. What is perhaps most surprising about "WALL-E" speaking for that organization, you House, 1600 Pennsylvania Ave., Washing- Assemblywoman Patty Berg: State should do so in your letter.All letters are ton, D.C. 20500; (202) 456-1111, FAX is its daring. Not the false daring that transgresses lines Assembly District 1, Capitol, Rm. 4146, of brutality or taste. Rather, the daring of savagely subject to editing without notice. (202)456-2461. Editing is generally limited to removing Sacramento, 95814. (916) 319-2001; lampooning people in padded lounge chairs consum- statements that are potentially libelous Governor Arnold Schwarzeneg- Berg's Ukiah field representative is Ruth ing supersized drinks -- who suspiciously resemble or are not suitable for a family newspa- ger: State Capitol, Sacramento, 95814. Valenzuela. Ukiah office located at 311 N. audience members (including me) in a luxury theater. per. Form letters that are clearly part of (916) 445-2841; FAX (916)445-4633 State St, Ukiah, 95482, 463-5770. The The daring of attacking a culture of consumption that a write-in campaign will not be pub- Sen. Barbara Boxer: 112 Hart Sen- office’s fax number is 463-5773. For email will determine whether "WALL-E" is a commercial lished. You may drop letters off at our go to web site: assembly.ca.gov/Berg success or failure. ate Office Bldg., Washington, D.C. 20510; And beyond these thoughtful paradoxes, this ani- office at 590 S. School St., or fax letters (202)224-3553; San Francisco, (415) 403- Senator Pat Wiggins: to 468-3544, mail to Letters to the State Senate mated, summer movie dares to raise a principle central Editor, P.O. Box 749, Ukiah, 95482 or 0100 FAX (415) 956-6701 District 2, Capitol Building, Room 5100, to our humanity. People -- children and others -- e-mail them to [email protected]. E-mail Sen. Dianne Feinstein: 331 Hart Sacramento, 95814. (916) 445-3375 require constant reminding they are more than the sum letters should also include hometown Senate Office Bldg., Washington, D.C. Email: [email protected]. In of their wants. And in this task, a little robot will lead and a phone number. 20510. (202)224-3841 FAX (202) 228- Ukiah: Kathy Kelley at 200 S. School St, them. 3954; San Francisco (415) 393-0707; sen- 468-8914, email: [email protected] Michael Gerson's e-mail address is michaelger- son(at)cfr.org. THANK YOU LETTER POLICY [email protected] Mendocino County Supervisors: Congressman Mike Thompson: Michael Delbar, 1st District; Jim Watten- Editor’s note: The Daily Journal welcomes 1st District, 231 Cannon Office Bldg, burger, 2nd District; John Pinches, 3rd The Ukiah letters of thanks from organizations and indi- viduals. We are glad that so many successful Washington, D.C. 20515. (202) 225-3311; District; Kendall Smith, 4th District; events are held here. However, thank you let- FAX (202)225-4335. Fort Bragg district David Colfax, 5th District. All can be ters must be kept short. For that reason we office, 430 N. Franklin St., PO Box 2208, reached by writing to 501 Low Gap Road, DAILY JOURNAL have a 20-business name limit per letter. If Fort Bragg 95437; 962-0933,FAX 962- Room 1090, Ukiah, 95482, 463-4221, Publisher: Kevin McConnell Editor: K.C. Meadows your letter lists more than 20 businesses it will not be printed. Shorter thank you letters which 0934; FAX 463-4245. [email protected] Office manager: Yvonne Bell do not contain lists of participants or donors will be printed more quickly. 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Medicare and other insurance options. Bennett will also explain how HICAP program works, Lots of markets for the picking COMMUNITY BRIEFS and how the HICAP volunteer counselor Many great local organiza- you may have about area pro- assists people on Medicare. tions are contributing to make grams to meet the needs of HICAP assists seniors, age 65 plus, and dis- the farmer’s market the place seniors. Indian taco sale set for today abled persons under age 65 with their to be in Ukiah on Saturday • The Ukiah Valley Medical Medicare issues, including advice on An Indian taco sale will take place today, at Medicare-connected plans. HICAP is funded morning. Tomorrow we have Center and Cancer Resource the Indian Senior Center, from 11:30 a.m. to 6 an amazing line-up of events. Center of Mendocino County by federal and state grants administered by the p.m. The meals will be available dine-in or to- California Department of Aging, and is a free Details below. providing education regarding go, with delivery offered for orders of four or But first, I want to remind health resources and medical service. For individual consultation with everyone that you can also appointment preparation more meals. The Indian Senior Center is locat- HICAP, call 1-800-434-0222. freshen up your meals and available to local cancer ed at 425 N. State St., in Ukiah. This presentation will be open to the public, brighten your home with patients and their families. For more information, or to place orders, and all ages are welcome to attend. There will straight-from-the-farm local They will also share informa- call 462-5595. be a drawing for $5 cash and a ticket to the Ice fruits, vegetables, flowers, tion regarding other health Cream Social. For more information on this seafood, cheese and more at education opportunities (dia- Red Cross to offer series, or giving a presentation, call Betty the Ukiah Tuesday Farmer’s betes education, smoking ces- babysitter’s training Aug. 19 McGlade, program coordinator, at 467-0960. Market. The Tuesday market The Market Message sation, and bariatrics support runs from 3 to 6 p.m. every group -- to name a few). The Red Cross will offer a babysitter’s ACT Summer Program week. By Scott Cratty • Children’s activities by training on Aug. 19, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. The Redwood Valley has its Head Start. six and a half hour course is designed to give is under way ments and music provided by own great farmer’s market, • The Discovery World young people the skills and confidence to safe- This summer, students from the greater which is Sunday from 9:30 flute player George Husaruk Preschool teachers providing ly and responsibly care for children and and friends. For more info or Ukiah area are involved in a summer program a.m. to 1 p.m. Here’s the another great 10 a.m. story infants. Through, hands-on activities, interac- that helps to unite at-risk youth, ranging in age scoop from manager Jen to sign up for the Farm Tour time session for children. This tive video and discussions, the course will call Jen at 485-5363. from 14 to 18, with animals in need of training Lyon: time the theme is pirates. cover care for children and infants, being a and homes. The students earn community ser- The R.V. Market is up and At tomorrow’s Ukiah mar- • A water conservation leader and role model, decision making and ket: the season’s first corn! vice and school credits by attending this pro- running with veteran and new information booth staffed by problem solving, maintaining safety for self gram. produce vendors. Jesse Look for it from both Sky city and count water resource and those being cared for, handling emergen- Hoyt and returning vendor The animals are selected by Sage Tanning, Inland Ranch specialists. cies, writing resumes and other topics. Mountainfire, adoption coordinator at the Organics is back with fresh Tom Gervase of Red Tail • Free seminars on planting The course is open to those who are at least Farm in Potter Valley. We will Ukiah Shelter of Mendocino County Animal eggs and produce and a new and caring for running bam- 11 years old. The cost of the class will be $65. Care and Control, on the basis of their known kid on the block Caroline have so much it will be inter- boo by Linda Cushman at The class will be held at 776 S. State St., Suite esting to see how (or if) we history and proven calm temperament. Kelly Radicci is bring lots of fresh 9:30 and 11 a.m. 102 B, in Ukiah. Limited registration slots are Boesel, of Moochie Poochie Pet Boutique, pro- greens and root crops. Linda manage to fit in all on School • Three Sisters, an indepen- available. To register, or for more information, Street and under the pavilion. vides her expertise as an animal trainer to teach Gates has returned with her dent, local business visits the call 463-0122 or 577-7600. the youth how to work with the animals at famous green beans. Come find out how we do it pavilion. Animal Control to do tricks and learn the and enjoy: Shamrock Artisan Goat This week I don’t have Ukiah Valley Friends of the basics to help them become more adoptable. cheeses is back with their deli- • Chef Jim Stuart from the space to say more about why The youth also learn about possible careers cious chevres and a new line Mendocino Community farmer’s markets are so Library Seeking Donations working with animals, pet nutrition and of aged cheeses too. And College Culinary Arts pro- important to the health of your The Ukiah Valley Friends of the Library are responsible pet ownership. The youth are also yours truly, Jen Lyon of Salt gram demonstrating how to community, your local econo- tasked with organizing and participating in an Hollow Flower Farm is back improvise a great meal using my and you. However, if you seeking donations of books for the annual book sale, which will be held on Sept. 26, 27, and animal adoption fair. with a beautiful selection of what you find at the market. belong to a group that would The Adoption Fair will be held in Alex field grown cut flowers pro- To enjoy the full experience be interested in a presentation 28, at the Veterans’ Memorial Building on the Thomas Plaza in conjunction with the Farmers viding custom bouquets as meet Jim under the pavilion at about the farmer’s market, corner of Seminary and Oak. All book dona- Market on Saturday, August 2, from 9 a.m. to well as bunches. The friends 9:45 to shop the market before please contact me at 462-7377 tions may be delivered to the Ukiah Library’s noon. They invite the community to attend this of MCFARM table is serving the demonstration. or [email protected] front desk prior to Sept. 1. They have event. For more information on the adoption fresh free trade coffee. All of • That Other Quartet. A bar- Certified farmer’s markets expressed a special desire for books meant for fair, call Sage Mountainfire at 467-6453. This this good shopping is accom- bershop quartet serenades the are in Ukiah from 8:30 a.m. to children and young adults. Textbooks and program is sponsored by The Mendocino panied by terrific local music. market. All tips will be donat- noon Saturday and 3-6 p.m. Reader’s Digest Condensed Books will not be County Health and Human Services Agency, The big news is that the R.V. ed to the Ukiah School of Tuesday on School Street at accepted. Public Health Branch, Division of Alcohol and Market is having a Farm Tour Music, so tip them well. Clay Street and in Alex Those interested in helping the set-up, sales, Other Drug Programs, Youth Services in part- Fundraiser Aug. 30 from 10 • The Community Care’s Thomas Plaza and in or clean-up can call the book sale’s chair, nership with Animal Care and Control and a.m. to 2 p.m.. We will visit Senior Information & Redwood Valley on Sunday Nancy Trumble, at 485-8465. The Friends Blue Ribbon Pets/Moochie Poochie Pet three farms: Inland Ranch Assistance Program offering from 9:30-1PM at 8920 East Organization uses proceeds from all its pro- Boutique. Organics, Salt Hollow Flower free copies of the Mendocino Road in Lion’s Park. To learn jects to support the Ukiah Library. Farm and Bob Gates County Senior & Disabled more about our Mendocino Organics. The tour will end Resource Directory. Stop by County Farmer’s Markets, go AARP Driver Safety with Farmers Market refresh- their table to ask questions to http:// mcfarm. org/. Reading Bug summer reading class set for Aug. 13 and 14 program to continue July 30 An AARP Driver Safety class will be held in Ukiah on Wednesday and Thursday, Aug. 13 For those of us of a certain cream and said, “Hmm…this The Mendocino County Library’s Ukiah Summer Reading Program will take place on and 14, from noon to 4 p.m. This class will be Looking generation (a-hem) and cer- looks a little like mashed pota- held at the Mendocino County Department of tainly of Southern upbringing, toes.” Bite your tongue, Wednesdays at 3 p.m., on July 2, 9, 16, 23, 30, and Aug. 6, at the Ukiah Library. Social Services at 747 So. State St., Ukiah. Continued from Page 3 the churning of homemade ice young man! There were many This program is an eight-hour class room cream into a creamy perfec- “ooo’s” and “ah’s” and • July 30 -- “A Look At The Garden,” Margo and the third Sunday of the and Dan Royer Miller; course designed especially for the older driver. month as National Ice Cream tion is worthy of being called requests for additional serv- It takes into consideration the physical changes “dinner.” I still use my grand- ings, so the treat must have • Aug. 6 -- “Learn About Energy From The Day. He recognized ice cream Sun With Betty Biodiesel,” Lindsey Hassett. of maturing drivers and identifies ways they as a fun and nutritious food mother’s and mother’s simple been a hit! may compensate for those changes. Last of the season… Find that is enjoyed by a full 90 recipe. Ice cream making has Instructors are trained volunteers and class come a long way since the out what happens after classic size is limited to the first 30 persons who sign- percent of the nation’s popula- storybook characters live ‘Medicare is a Changing tion. In the proclamation, hand-crank freezer, but the up. freezing process remains the “happily ever after” in this Thing’ to be subject of USC By law, auto insurance discounts are avail- President Reagan called for Tony Award-winning Stephen all people of the United States same. Hubby gave up on the presentation on July 25 able upon the completion of this course to per- Sondheim musical that will sons over 55. Some insurance companies allow to observe these events with hand-crank version decades finish out Ukiah Players “appropriate ceremonies and ago and we’ve managed to “Medicare is a Changing Thing” will be the age 50 for this discount. Theatre’s 31st season in style. topic at the Ukiah Senior Center on Friday, The cost of the course is $10 and it must be activities.The U.S. ice cream wear out several of the electric Rick Allan and Les industry generates more than ice cream freezers. July 25, from 1 to 2 p.m. Julie Bennet, of the repeated every 3 years in order to continue Pfutzenreuter have put togeth- Health Insurance Counseling and Advocacy your insurance discount. $21 billion in annual sales and Recently, while serving as er a stellar cast and crew to provides jobs for thousands of host to a slumber party for 12- Program, a program of Senior Advocate To reserve a place in this class telephone bring Sondheim’s retelling of Services, will bring up-to-date information on Jim at 462-3030. citizens. About nine per cent year old boys before heading all-too-human fairytales to of all the milk produced by off to camp, we treated them life. “Into the Woods” is at the U.S. dairy farmers is used to to our special vanilla (made Mendocino College’s Center produce ice cream, contribut- homemade fudge sauce on the Theatre, July 31-Aug. 10. ing significantly to the eco- side). One young man had Cheer-i-o! nomic well-being of the never heard of homemade ice nation’s dairy industry. If you can pick up “Cooking With Paula Deen” July/August issue, there’s a Family Dentistry whole section devoted to homemade ice cream (some Patrick Henrie, D.D.S • Won S. Lee, D.D.S term, “nectar of the gods!”) We are pleased to be welcoming New and Emergency patients. We will bill your insurance for you. 707-462-5706 • Se Habla Español Call Mon-Thur 8am-5pm Fri 8am - Noon

Cradle Springs Pet Resort Travelling on business or for vacation Relax knowing your pet is having a great time. 744-1621 www.CradleSpringsPetResort.com Hopland A-6 – FRIDAY, JULY 25, 2008 SPORTS Editor: Anthony Dion, 468-3518 [email protected] Sastre braces for time trial hoping to keep his lead By JAMEY KEATEN Stage 20 — a 32.9-mile race from for Saturday and keep my energy for Thursday’s 122.1-mile ride from behind. But I was always very Associated Press Cerilly to Saint-Amand-Montrond. the time trial.” Bourg-d’Oisans to Saint-Etienne. focused, and he couldn’t get away.” SAINT-ETIENNE, France (AP) Sastre insists that he doesn’t want Sastre leads his CSC teammate Barredo came into the stage more Sastre and his main rivals in the — No “crazy” attacks, conserve to think about that stage just yet, but Frank Schleck of Luxembourg by 1 than 2 hours behind Sastre, and title hunt finished 6:50 behind. energy, and hope for the best in the time trial aces Cadel Evans of minute, 24 seconds, and Austria’s Burghardt was more than three hours Italian rider Damiano Cunego time trial: Tour de France leader Australia and Russia’s Denis Bernhard Kohl is third, 1:33 behind. back. The two riders often attacked crashed during the stage, resuming Carlos Sastre is tipping his strategy Menchov — who are among those Evans is fourth, 1:34 back, and each other in the last 6 miles, and at racing a long way behind the main as the race creeps toward its finish in nipping at his heels — are clearly on Menchov trails by 2:39 in fifth. times chatted. pack after sitting on the road and get- Paris on Sunday. his mind. Of those, Evans, the 31-year-old The German raised his fists in the ting treatment from the race doctor. The Spanish veteran didn’t see the “At the Tour, you have to be wise Silence Lotto leader and Tour run- air and clapped after he won a sprint Television images showed chance he was looking for to expand and place your attacks well,” said the ner-up last year, appears to be the against Barredo, who banged his Cunego having a bandage attached to his lead against his top rivals in 33-year-old Team CSC leader. “It’s best-placed to take the yellow jersey handlebars in frustration. They fin- his chin. His jersey was ripped and Thursday’s 18th stage out of the true that today was hard, but not off Sastre in time for Sunday’s finale ished in 4 hours, 30 minutes, 21 sec- torn. After he got back up on his Alps, which Germany’s Marcus enough to put Menchov or Evans in of the three-week race on the onds for the ride through minor bike, one Lampre teammate helped Burghardt won by heading a two- difficulty. Champs-Elysées. mountains. him along by pushing Cunego’s sad- man breakaway. “There was no reason to lead a The title hopefuls were content to “I’m really happy to win a stage in dle as he glided. With a flat ride on tap for Friday, crazy attack,” said Sastre, who has let Burghardt, a 25-year-old Team my second Tour appearance,” Cunego, once considered an out- the final showdown in cycling’s pre- finished in the top 10 at the Tour five Columbia rider, and Carlos Barredo Burghardt said. “He tried to always miere event comes in Saturday’s times. “Now, it’s better to rest well of Spain speed ahead during stay behind me, and attack from See Sastre, Page A-7 Giants sweep Nationals Roberts’ single lifts Giants By JANIE McCAULEY Ryan Zimmerman flied out to right, Associated Press and Randy Winn made a perfect throw SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — When home to catcher Bengie Molina to hold manager Bruce Bochy came trotting to the runner at third. Cain then got Austin the mound to visit Matt Cain with NL Kearns to fly out to right to end it. saves leader Brian Wilson already “He gave me a pitch to do the job warming up, it looked as if Cain’s fine and I just didn’t hit it deep enough,” day might be done. Zimmerman said. “I wasn’t surprised Instead, Cain got to finish the job — that they didn’t walk me.” and that meant working out of trouble The Giants did consider it, though. with the game on the line. “I told myself I almost wanted him Cain pitched a four-hitter, Dave to beat me and I would challenge him Roberts singled home a run in the and see what he could do,” Cain said. eighth inning and the San Francisco San Francisco took all seven games Giants earned their first three-game from the Nationals this year after home sweep of the season Thursday sweeping a four-game set in with a 1-0 win over the Washington Washington from June 6-9 — just the Nationals. third time since 1900 the franchise has “It’s definitely very satisfying to get swept a season series of more than out with two guys on — to get out of a three games. San Francisco went 9-0 sticky situation,” Cain said. against Florida in 1998 and 6-0 versus Cain (6-8), the hard-throwing right- the New York Mets in 2002. hander who’s had his share of hard luck Roberts started in left and batted the past two seasons, retired his first 11 leadoff, his first time in the lineup since batters and didn’t issue a walk for the going on the disabled list in late April first time this year. After going 0-2 in following left knee surgery. The 36- his previous three starts, he struck out year-old Roberts made a pretty, leaping four in an efficient, 113-pitch perfor- catch that brought him to the ground, mance to boost his strikeout total to stealing a hit from Willie Harris in the 130. sixth. Cain’s only other shutout came May The Giants suddenly have some 21, 2006, at Oakland. This was the momentum heading into a weekend Giants’ seventh shutout this year and series at home against the first-place the 13th time Washington has been Diamondbacks. blanked, a major league high. “Basically for 3 1/2 months of the With his fourth career complete season I’ve been a fan,” Roberts said. game, Cain became the first San “To come back, I lost a lot of sleep last Francisco pitcher to throw a shutout night looking forward to today. I was since Noah Lowry on Aug. 21, 2006, tossing and turning waiting for my against Arizona. The Giants’ last com- alarm to go off and get to the ballpark. plete game was by Matt Morris on June ... To win three games going into the 11 last year against Toronto. Arizona series is big for us. It was fun.” Washington’s Cristian Guzman dou- Zimmerman doubled with two outs bled with one out in the ninth to put in the fourth for Washington’s first hit. runners on second and third, and that’s Since returning Tuesday from a 48- when Bochy came out to talk to Cain. game absence with a shoulder tear, The pitcher had been fighting a cold Zimmerman is batting .417 (5-for-12) Jeff Trouette earlier and Bochy just wanted to make and owns a 12-game hitting streak dat- Matt Cain in the 9th, he pitched a compleat game, helping the Giants shut down the sure he was fine to finish. Nationals See Giants, Page A-7 Miguel Cotto steps to center stage in Vegas By GREG BEACHAM dream. base with repeated appear- tion to get this fight at the per- thinks, ’Who does any public setting — even if Associated Press “In Vegas, when you’re the ances in Puerto Rico, Atlantic fect time in his career.” Mayweather think he is? I’m he still doesn’t smile much LAS VEGAS (AP) — main event, it’s one of the City and New York City, After just two years as a not starving. I’m not going to underneath his intense eyes When Miguel Cotto last biggest things you can do,” where he fought for three welterweight, Cotto is the call him out like some other and shaved head. fought in boxing’s capital city Cotto said. “It’s one of the straight years on the eve of the dominant fighter in what was schmucks do.”’ Margarito is probably 3 1/2 years ago, a security greatest achievements of my famed Puerto Rican Day the deepest and most glam- Cotto has matured in the Cotto’s most daunting chal- guard tried to throw him out career.” parade. orous division in boxing ring over his last few fights lenge yet, but it’s also an ideal of the Mandalay Bay casino. It’s unusual for the sum- Cotto feels comfortable before the retirement of Floyd despite a sometimes combat- fight between two boxers at He thought the light welter- mer’s most anticipated fight to amid thousands of roaring, Mayweather Jr., who once dis- ive relationship with their careers’ peaks. An weight champion, then 24, match two rising stars with no flag-waving countrymen, but missed the idea of fighting Evangelista Cotto, his uncle impressive victory would pro- was a minor. previous experience as main- he knew he couldn’t aspire to Cotto because the Puerto and trainer. Though he still vide a signature career Nothing looks minor about event fighters in Las Vegas, world domination unless he Rican star wasn’t big enough applies pressure aggressively, moment for Cotto, who has Cotto any more. but Cotto and Margarito both excelled in Las Vegas, where to be a headline fighter in Cotto has become much more never flinched from any pro- Now a 147-pound titlist believe they were overdue for he has fought eight times Vegas without Mayweather’s than the workmanlike fighter posed matchup by Arum — with a perfect record and a such an honor. before in lower-tier bouts. help. with a dangerous left hook, not even this bout with a hun- burgeoning international In the eighth year of his “We felt it was time to get After Saturday night, Cotto improving his movement and gry, often-disrespected fame, Cotto already is among perfect prizefighting career, him on the other side of the knows Mayweather will have honing a jab that stymied vet- Mexican fighter eager to Cotto (32-0, 26 KOs) is on the country in front of fans who to think of another excuse to eran Shane Mosley in their the world’s elite boxers. When prove he belongs with Cotto he faces Antonio Margarito on verge of supplanting Felix haven’t seen him in this stay in retirement. meeting last year. Trinidad as Puerto Rico’s capacity,” promoter Bob “Cotto is a prideful guy,” Cotto also has become atop the sport. Saturday night at the MGM If Cotto wins, he could end Grand Garden, he’ll finally be most beloved boxer. Since Arum said. “It was like hold- Arum said. “It’s not in more comfortable as a celebri- up with a mammoth payday to a Vegas headliner as well, ful- winning the WBO 140-pound ing a racehorse back. He Miguel’s personality to disre- ty, improving his English filling another career-long title in 2004, the Caguas wanted to go, but we had spect another fighter, because impressively and carrying native has cultivated his fan patience and put him in a posi- he feels it demeans him. He himself with confidence in See Cotto Page A-7

WNBA suspends 10 players Asomugha signs, Wier shoots 65 for Iraq banned from INSIDE: and Mahorn for skirmish Jordan told to stay away share of lead Beijing olympics ...... Page A-7 ...... Page A-7 ...... Page A-8 ...... Page A-8 THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL SPORTS FRIDAY, JULY 25, 2008 – A-7 WNBA suspends 10 players and Mahorn for skirmish COMMUNITY By LARRY LAGE now he’s being thrown under the bus.” game, to celebrate this league and to video of the end of the game. DIGEST Associated Press Brown said Mahorn only started off inspire people.” “A determination of any appeals or The WNBA punished so many as a peacemaker before he shoved Pierson was also fined $1,500 and grievances will be made shortly,” Support Ukiah High players for their roles in this week’s Sparks star Lisa Leslie. Mahorn was docked $1,000. The rest Wheeler said in a statement. Football “Then he took it a step too far,” she of the players involved were fined The melee at The Palace in subur- skirmish that the league is staggering We are asking the community and the suspensions by alphabetical order. said. “When he pushed Lisa, it escalat- $500 each. ban Detroit — where the infamous parents to support Ukiah High foot- ed the situation.” “I think the fines that were handed brawl between the Pistons, Indiana ball teams this year by purchasing “None of us can recall an incident an ad to be placed in the Football like this,” WNBA president Donna Players suspended for one game out were just,” Los Angeles Sparks Pacers and fans was in 2004 — broke Program that will be sold at the games. The prices range Orender said Thursday during a con- included Detroit’s Kara Braxton, coach Michael Cooper said. “I don’t out with 4.6 seconds left in a game from$25.00 (business card), $50 ference call. Tasha Humphrey, Elaine Powell and think there is anyone in this league that won by the Sparks. (1/4 page), $75 (1/2 page), $125 (whole page), and $150 (inside and The league suspended Detroit assis- Sheri Sam, along with Los Angeles’ condones fighting. All players know Parker and Pierson got tangled and back covers). You may send your tant coach Rick Mahorn and 10 play- Leslie, Candace Parker and DeLisha what happens when you leave the floor fell to the court. Deanna Nolan tackled business card or ad to Mary Morris, P.O. Box 177, Ukiah, CA 95482 ers following the dustup between the Milton-Jones. and throw a punch. Unfortunately Parker, and Mahorn appeared to push (together with your check). Shock and the visiting Los Angeles The five suspended Shock players we’re missing four of our five starters. Leslie to the court. Milton-Jones Any questions call Mary Morris at 621-1543. Thank you for supporting Sparks on Tuesday. and Mahorn began serving their sus- That’s something that we’ll have to responded by punching Mahorn in the the football teams. GO WILDCATS! Shock forward Plenette Pierson was pensions on Thursday night, where deal with but that’s why they call it a back. suspended for four games, the harshest Detroit played Houston. The Shock team sport.” The fracas started moments after Men’s Adult Softball penalty, for initiating and escalating were left with eight players for the Laimbeer would not comment fur- Parker and Detroit’s Cheryl Ford had Tournament the altercation. game, including 50-year-old Nancy ther on the suspensions of his players, to be separated after Ford fouled Men’s Adult softball Tournament “In our opinion, Plenette was the Lieberman, who signed a seven-day but backed up Mahorn again before Parker. After Ford tried to restrain August 9th and 10th at Big League aggressor,” said Renee Brown, the contract on Thursday. Thursday’s game. Pierson, her right knee buckled and Dreams Redding. There will be three different divisions of play; WNBA’s chief of basketball opera- Lieberman, the Shock’s former “It’s unfortunate that players get she left the floor in a wheelchair and wood bat, metal bat and Senior. tions and player relations coach and general manager, was going suspended. These things happen,” he will miss the rest of the season and Players may play in more than one Mahorn was suspended for two to play on Thursday only and said. “That’s the way business works playoffs due to a torn knee ligament. division. Players with no teams will be assigned to free agent teams. games, as were Shannon Bobbitt and Laimbeer said the Shock would sign some days. I don’t comment on sus- Rare buzz was generated for the For more information contact Murriel Page of the Sparks, for the another player to replace Ford on pensions because it’s beyond my con- WNBA by the skirmish, but the source Richard Marks at (707) 445-3432 or incident at The Palace of Auburn Hills. Friday. trol. Except for Rick Mahorn. He was of the spotlight doesn’t thrill the at SoftballTournaments.com. “As a team, we’re incensed that Lieberman said her signing was out there being a peacemaker, some- league. Rick Mahorn was suspended,” Detroit more than just a publicity stunt aimed thing happened and he was not “There’s no doubt that there has Girls Soccer Clinic coach Bill Laimbeer said in a tele- at directing attention away from involved and that’s bad.” been a tremendous amount of atten- Soccer Coach Andy Hendry is phone interview with The Associated Tuesday’s fight. Pam Wheeler, director of operations tion, but it’s not the type of attention hosting a girls soccer clinic for 8- Press from Houston, where the Shock “The other night was really sad and for the WNBA players’ union, said that we seek,” Orender said. 12th grade girls on Tuesday’s from I watched it and was very disappoint- officials are in the process of inter- AP Sports Writer Chris Duncan 6-8 p.m. beginning June 17th and were scheduled to play the Comets. running thru August 11th at Yokayo “He was trying to be a peacemaker and ed,” Lieberman said. “But today is a viewing players affected by the fines contributed in Houston. School. Register at City of Ukiah if day to celebrate the history of the and suspensions while reviewing you’re interested. If you have any questions call 972-9156. Coach Hendry is a CYSA National D licensee. Soccer Camp Scholarship Applicants Asomugha signs, Jordan told to stay away wanted By JOSH DUBOW under contract by the time he said. “It was always amica- what’s for you is for you; won’t be fining him.” The scholarship committee is look- Associated Press camp started. ble so I knew I could come what’s for them is for them.” In other news, Walker has ing for applicants for the Ryan NAPA, Calif. (AP) — “Obviously he didn’t have and everybody would be OK While Asomugha showed been cleared to practice after Romes Dickey Memorial Soccer Nnamdi Asomugha could to be here,” coach Lane Kiffin with it. We were never fight- up, running back LaMont being seriously injured last Scholarship Fund. This scholarship is available for attendance at soccer have easily skipped the two-a- said. “He could have stayed ing like people say that we Jordan was told to stay home month during a robbery in Las camps. days and the monotony of out of camp, and for him to be were.” as the Raiders try to trade him. Vegas. Walker was discovered Applicants must be dedicated to training camp practices and here the first day to run the As the Raiders handed out Jordan is scheduled to make unconscious and beaten on a the game of soccer, be hard-work- signed his franchise player conditioning test with us big contracts to Tommy Kelly, $4.7 million this year and $5 back street near the Las Vegas ing and have a good team attitude. tender offer in a few weeks to today, shows what a team DeAngelo Hall, Javon Walker million next season, but has Strip following a night of par- Please pick up an application at 601 player he is and who he is.” and Darren McFadden this tying. Walker was treated at a N. State St. or call 468-5711. Please be ready for the start of the no role with the Raiders after submit the application at least two season. Asomugha has not prac- offseason, Asomugha admit- the team drafted McFadden. hospital for a concussion and weeks before the start of the camp. Instead, he decided to put ticed with the team for the ted he wondered at times Kiffin said owner Al Davis facial injuries. Donations will be gratefully accept- the contract dispute to rest and entire offseason while waiting when his turn for a big deal is dealing with Jordan’s agent, Walker declined to address ed as well. report to training camp in time to have his contract situation would come up. Alvin Keels, to resolve the sit- the topic, saying it was too for the Oakland Raiders’ first resolved. He was designated Asomugha has been one of soon to talk about it. He said 9th Annual Shane as the exclusive franchise Oakland’s best players the uation. Jordan visited the Huff’s NorCal Soccer practice. Detroit Lions earlier this he doesn’t believe his reputa- Academy “The organization is trying player in February, which pro- past two years, developing tion took a hit because of the to turn it around and we can hibited him from even negoti- into an elite cornerback. But month but has not found a incident in Las Vegas. Ukiahian Shane Huff is offering a see that, it was evident during ating with any other teams. any bitterness over the other new team willing to trade for “You know you want to soccer camp for youths between the him. The Raiders might be ages 5 and 12 at the Pomolita the offseason,” Asomugha He talked with the Raiders contracts passed quickly. look at my reputation as far as Middle School track from July 28 - said. “I felt that being here about signing a long-term deal “I am 100 percent a human forced to release Jordan if an organization or a team, like Aug. 1. A full day session is offered they can’t make a deal. for 10-12 year olds from 9 a.m.- 2 would help as far as that but the two sides were unable being, so there was a piece of I said, you can’t find any p.m. for $135 (includes ball and t- camaraderie and as far as get- to agree before a deadline last me in the beginning that was “That’s Al and LaMont’s charges against me,” Walker shirt); a half day session of 9-12 for ting the team together. So I week. Shortly after that, wondering what was going agent on that and I’m out of said. “Everybody knows my 7-9 year olds at a cost of $80 that,” Kiffin said. “They’re (includes ball); and a half day ses- felt that it was important.” Asomugha decided to show on,” he said. “You kind of personality off the field. When sion from 9:30-12 for 5-6 year olds Asomugha signed his up on time for training camp. look and wonder, ’OK, maybe handling it so all the informa- it comes to what I feel I for $70 (includes ball). $9.765 million franchise play- “The negotiations never got it’s your turn, maybe it’s not.’ tion I’ve got for you that was believe, and what I want to do, Registration is now underway. Call er tender offer early Thursday, antagonistic or anything like So that did come up in the relayed to me is that they’re I just stand up for it, and from Pam at 468-5088 to register or email making sure the Raiders that to where we were going beginning. But after a while, a continuing to work on it. what I know, I think that is [email protected] for an appli- LaMont won’t be here and we cation. Team discounts are avail- would have every player back and forth and fighting,” short while, you realize that right.” able.

French customs officials Ricco, were kicked out of the a sport that, more than many, welterweight champion will- Sastre stopped, searched and race for testing positive for the has made a crusade of rooting Cotto ing to fight anyone, anywhere released a vehicle driven by banned blood booster EPO, out drugs cheats. — but particularly in Las Continued from Page A-6 Schleck’s father along the and Ricco’s entire Saunier “They can take anything, I Continued from Page A-6 Vegas. “Everybody wants to be the side favorite for a place on the course route. They were con- Duval team pulled out after have no worries about this,” meet Oscar De La Hoya in the ducting one of many regular, his test result was announced. said Schleck’s younger broth- Golden Boy’s career-ending pound-for-pound champion,” Tour podium, finished along Cotto said. “You ask me who with five teammates who random searches for doping Saunier Duval, a heating er and CSC teammate Andy, fight in December. Though products at the Tour, but only products firm, announced of the customs search. He is boxing fans will debate his is the best fighter in the world, escorted him and was 20:12 I say Miguel Cotto. I think a behind Burghardt. The Italian turned up normal medicines, a Thursday it was ending its 12th overall — 10:04 behind place among Manny Pacquiao French state prosecutor said. sponsorship of the team. Sastre. and Joe Calzaghe as the suc- little bit about the pound-for- fell to 20th place overall — pound rankings, and I check it 25:48 back — after coming As in 2006 and 2007, the Schleck’s Danish-backed Friday’s stage takes riders cessor to Mayweather atop the Tour has been plagued by CSC team touts itself as hav- through the plains along 102.8 sport’s mythical pound-for- sometimes, but it’s not my into the stage in 14th place work. My work is to beat doping this year. Three riders, ing one of the strictest anti- miles from Roanne to pound rankings, Cotto thinks overall, 12:26 behind Sastre. everybody that gets in front of including Italian star Riccardo doping regimens in cycling — Montlucon. it’s more important to estab- Also during the stage, lish himself as the definitive me.”

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State Street • Ukiah (707) 462-4472 A-8 – FRIDAY, JULY 25, 2008 SPORTS THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL LOCAL Iraq banned from Beijing Olympics amid feud Weir shoots 65 for share of lead By BRIAN MURPHY fists after winning a bout in an “solid evidence” of corrup- By JOHN NICHOLSON because of darkness at 8:49 CALENDAR Associated Press early round and shouted from tion, unfair elections and other Associated Press p.m., leaving the course once BAGHDAD (AP) — Just the ring that his victory was “a alleged failings by the com- OAKVILLE, Ontario (AP) again to the weary mainte- This week: two weeks before the start of symbol of freedom.” mittee. — Mike Weir gave Canadian nance crew. • TODAY, Girls Soccer Camp the Olympics, Iraq was told Iraq’s soccer team also But on Thursday, the IOC Open fans what they came to “I heard in the locker room 6:00- 8:30 PM. Thursday it’s not welcome in became one of the feel-good said the deadline to open see on another rainy day at somebody said they were here Beijing because of a political stories of Athens when it negotiations had run out — drenched Glen Abbey. until 3 in the morning,” Weir feud in Baghdad that angered made a surprising run to the just as athletes begin their The Canadian icon shot a said. “I’m sure they got a cou- the games’ guardians and semifinals — only to be final preparations for Beijing. bogey-free 6-under 65 on ple hours of sleep and were exiled a country that arrived to defeated by Italy 1-0 in the “We are deeply sorry for Thursday for a share of the right back at it first thing. a roaring ovation at the open- bronze-medal game. lead with Anthony Kim and They’ve had their work cut this result,” said the IOC let- out and they’ve done a great ing ceremony four years ago. This year, at least seven ter. Eric Axley during the sus- The International Olympic Iraqi athletes were expected to pended first round. Only half job. It exceeded my expecta- COMMUNITY Iraq is not the first country of the players were able to fin- tions what I thought I was Committee told Iraqi sports compete in Beijing in sports to miss an Olympics because officials in a letter that it including weightlifting, row- ish the round that was delayed going to see out there.” DIGEST of government interference. for 5 hours, 42 minutes. Weir’s 65, highlighted by would uphold its ban imposed ing and archery. Their spots In the most recent case, were given to other nations by “You want to take advan- 11 one-putt greens, matched in June after the government Afghanistan was prevented his best score in the tourna- in Baghdad replaced its the IOC. tage of today because it’s only Ukiah Valley Youth Iraqi sports officials react- from sending a team to the going to get a little firmer and ment and was his first opening Soccer Coaching national Olympic panel with Sydney Games in 2000 when faster,” said Weir, his words sub-70 round of the year. He License members not recognized by ed with disbelief and outrage as they watched the efforts for the Taliban regime’s heavy punctuated by a clap of thun- finished with a 5-foot birdie the IOC. hand extended to sports. putt on the par-4 ninth, draw- UVYSL is holding classes for The IOC had called the Beijing vanish. Iraq has only der that drew a smile and Soccer Coaches to get their E The U.S. Olympic forced him to reconsider his ing one last round of cheers move unacceptable govern- one medal — a bronze in from the adoring fans who License. weightlifting in 1960 — since Committee also had a stake in answer. “Maybe not with Friday Aug 15, 6pm-9pm and ment interference. what’s coming. Maybe not.” lined the fairways 10 deep in In Iraq, it also smacked of its first appearance at the the Iraq team, signing an Aug 16 & 17, 8am-5pm. Coaches agreement in 2006 to help Richard Johnson, J.P. places. must attend all three days. the lingering sectarian bitter- Summer Olympics in 1948. Hayes, Nicholas Thompson, “It played probably about The class is held at Nokomis ness between the new Shiite “Unjust,” said Fawzi with training for Beijing. Elementary Room 15. For further White House press secre- Ryan Armour and Jason as easy as Glen Abbey can power brokers and the Sunnis Akram, a member of the play given the ball’s not run- information please visit our website sports committee in parlia- tary Dana Perino expressed Allred shot 67s on the course at www.uvysl.org or call our hotline who were once favored under saturated by 8 inches of rain ning out through the fairways Saddam Hussein — whose ment. “Iraq is passing through disappointment. 467-9797. “I’m sure that the Iraqi ath- in six days. John Senden and on some of the doglegs,” Weir son, Odai, ran the nation’s an exception period and Charley Hoffman also were 4 said. “You just kind of hit it to North Ukiah Little Olympic committee as a per- should be given special con- letes who have trained so hard under. Senden played nine the corner and it’s just stop- League Fall Ball sonal fiefdom and was sideration.” and were finally going to rep- holes, and Hoffman complet- ping there. ... With the greens The official who received resent a country that is free NULL fall ball league starts August accused of torturing athletes ed eight. being soft, you can fly the ball 23 and runs thru Nov.1. This league who came up short. the IOC’s letter — Jassim and sovereign and working to Because of the wet condi- right to the hole and it would is open to players ages 9-12yrs. “Clearly we’d very much Mohammed Jaafar, the minis- establish its democracy, they tions, players were allowed to stop.” Sign-ups end August 8th For infor- like to have seen Iraq’s ath- ter of sport and youth — have to be terribly disappoint- use preferred lies. Trying to become the first mation contact: Sonny Garza 707 letes in Beijing,” said IOC grumbled: “We reject this ed, and I’m disappointed for “We’re playing lift, clean Canadian winner since Pat 338-5913. spokeswoman Giselle Davies. unfair decision.” the athletes as well,” she said. and place and, if you hit fair- Fletcher in 1954, Weir is back Spikers Volleyball Camp “We are very disappointed But it’s been coming to a While many Iraqi officials ways, you’re going to have at Glen Abbey for the first that the athletes have been so head for months. rallied behind the govern- great opportunities to go at time since a playoff loss to Mendo-Lake Spikers Volleyball ill-served by their own gov- In May, Iraq’s government ment, the mood among fans flags,” Kim said. “The course Vijay Singh in 2004. The Club is sponsoring a volleyball skills ernment’s actions.” dissolved the 11-member was sour. isn’t overly long. But if you 2003 Masters champion is camp for girls at the Mendocino But Davies suggested there can hit some 7-irons 15 feet College gym August 4th-8th. The National Olympic Committee. “The (IOC) decision will making his 18th appearance in AM session goes from 9:00 to noon was still a possibility for last- Among the claims was that it be a catastrophe for Iraqi and shake some of those in, the event. He missed the cut in and is designed for girls going into ditch talks to salvage Iraq’s was illegitimate because it sports,” said Dia Hussein, you’ll be in good shape. I hit his first nine starts — eight at grades 7-9. The PM session is for place before the games open lacked enough members for a coach of the Iraq Police every fairway and that gave Glen Abbey and one at Royal girls going into 10th-12th grades Aug. 8. legal quorum — even though Soccer team, which plays in me a lot of opportunities to go Montreal. and will run from 1:00 to 4:00. Ori “If there can be some four members of the commit- at some pins.” “I did need to get over the Polkinghorne will lead the camp with movement and if a resolution the national league. “I blame Two-time defending cham- help from local coaches and tee, including its chief, were the Iraqi government for struggles I had around here,” Mendocino College players. can be found, that’s still an pion Jim Furyk, a few minutes Weir said. “Finally shooting kidnapped two years ago and bringing this on the country.” away from teeing off when Fundamental skills will be taught in open door,” she told CNN. their fates remain unknown. some good rounds in 2004 conjunction with a lot of playing When asked if there’s a win- Yaroub Kadim, a 22-year- play was suspended because helped me get over the mental time. The camp is perfect for girls There’s also possible old university student, of lightning a little before 1 dow of about a week, she said echoes of Iraq’s sectarian rifts. hurdle that I can shoot better trying out for teams in the fall or for “Correct.” described sports as “one of the p.m., was 1 under at the turn. than 70 out here.” those who just want to learn the The Youth and Sports A brief storm hit at about game. Cost is $80.00 payable to At the 2004 Summer only real lifelines connecting With the national champi- Games in Athens, the crowd at Ministry is dominated by everyone in the country.” 1:30 p.m. and waves of show- MLBVC. Call Ori at 463-0451 for a Shiites who also control the onship stuck in a difficult flyer or more information. the opening ceremony rose to There’s a cruel irony in the ers followed, flooding schedule spot after the British Registration begins @ 8:30 the first its feet as the small Iraqi team government. Iraq’s Olympic suspicions that sectarian bunkers and fairways on the Open and before the WGC- day. entered the stadium for the Committee had included sev- power plays may have sunk course that many players Bridgestone Invitational and first Olympics since the fall of eral holdovers from the Iraq’s Olympic hopes. Sports thought would be unplayable PGA Championship, Weir is Co-ed and Men’s Fall Saddam. The team was led by Saddam era. has become one of the few after heavy rain Wednesday. skipping the WGC event next Softball Leagues Najah Ali, a 106-pound boxer The IOC banned Iraq in Play resumed at about 6:30 week at Firestone. June, but said it was open for genuine sources of national p.m., and was suspended Registration for the Co-ed and who carried the red-white- unity since the U.S.-led inva- Men’s Fall Ball leagues is now open. and-green flag. Later, the pint- talks. Iraq, too, promised to sion in 2003. Co-ed Softball is offered on sized underdog pumped his meet the IOC and present Tuesday, Wednesdays, and Fridays while Men’s Fall Ball plays on Mondays and Thursdays. Sponsor fees are $350 per team and are due at the time of registration. Register early, space is limited. Please call 463-6714 or come to 411 W. Clay St. to register or for questions. Girls Soccer Camp Mendocino College will again offer a High School girl’s soccer training July 24 – 27. Training is Thurs/Fri form 6 – 8.30 pm and Sat/Sun from 9 – 11.30 am in the stadium; cost is $60.00. This training focuses more on team concepts and involves a significant amount of scrimmage time. Girls Tennis Open Court

Girls who are interested in playing high school tennis in the fall are invited to attend Open Court ses- sions this summer. Sessions are FREE and are conducted by the Ukiah High Girls Varsity Tennis Coach. Players must be attending high school in the Fall to be eligible. Entering Freshman are encouraged to participate. All skill levels are wel- come. Bring a tennis racquet, non-mark- ing tennis shoes, and water. Open Court will take place on Mondays from 6:00 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. and Wednesdays, from 5:00 p.m. to 6:30 p.m., beginning July 16th. Sessions will continue through August 13th. Due to Ukiah High School court renovation, the Open Court ses- sions will take place at the MENDO- CINO COLLEGE tennis courts. No registration is necessary, just come out and play! For additional infor- mation, please call Pat Milovina at 4! 62-0655 . Boys Soccer Class

The city of Ukiah is hosting a boys soccer class at Yokayo Elementary School for all boys ages 14-17. The class will focus on condition- ing and skill development and will run from June 18th thru July 31st at 5-7 p.m. on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. There is no charge for this class but all participants must register with the city. For more info please call 462-6286. Six-A-Side Soccer Tournament

The Ukiah Host Lions and Ryan Rones Dickey Memorial Soccer Fund are sponsoring a six-a-side soccer tournament for High School age boys and girls on Saturday, August 16 at the Pomolita Middle School track . Games begin at 8 a.m. and will end about 5 p.m. Entry fee is $150 per team. Applications can be picked up at 601 N State St, via email at [email protected] or call 468-5711. Applications are due by August 1. Girls Soccer Clinic

Soccer Coach Andy Hendry is hosting a girls soccer clinic for 8- 12th grade girls on Tuesday’s from 6-8 p.m. beginning June 17th and running thru August 11th at Yokayo School. Register at City of Ukiah if you’re interested. If you have any questions call 972-9156. Coach Hendry is a CYSA National D licensee. THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL FRIDAY, JULY 25, 2008 -A-9

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COMMUNITY FRIDAY, JULY 25, 2008 – B-1 Editor: Richard Rosier, 468-3520 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected] COMMUNITY BRIEFS Fair garden entries due today The Daily Journal Community HealthCorps Redwood Empire Fair entry supervi- program seeks applicants sor, Jo Dinning, says it’s time to take a look around the garden and decide which The Community HealthCorps of Northern California, a divi- sion of the national Americorps Program, is currently accepting tomato or zucchini vines is going to pro- applications to serve in the local community health centers. A duce blue ribbon winners. current part-time opening exists at the Potter Valley The same goes for prize dahlias, roses Community Health Center, and a full-time position at the Little or other cut flowers. The deadline for Lake Health Center in Willits, in the areas of health education, entry forms to be filed for garden produce outreach and patient advocacy. and flowers is today. The mission of the HealthCorps Program is to engage com- New this year is the Wheelbarrow munity members in service with the goal of improving access Garden category sponsored by Sanhedrin to comprehensive, affordable and culturally appropriate health Nursery in Willets. care. The program is an opportunity for community members to Anyone is invited to create a wheel- gain professional skills and to make a positive impact on the barrow full of “Timeless Magic,” this health and well-being of their communities. year’s Fair theme. There is no limit to the In exchange for service hours to the community, entrants creativity and props to be used, HealthCorps Members receive a living allowance of $6,305 to as long as it is tasteful. The wheelbarrows $11,400, an education award of $2362 to $4725, health insur- will be displayed outdoors. ance, child care benefits, training in community health issues, Amateur wines and scarecrows entry and opportunities for professional and personal development. forms are also due today. The entry date For more information about the program, or to download an for these categories is two weeks later application, visit www.ruralcommunityhealth.org , click on than all other entry classes so that gar- Americorps, or e-mail Nancy Eachus, program coordinator, at deners will have a good idea how the sea- [email protected]. son is going before they complete their entry forms. Actual produce and flowers UVMC receives grant are brought in for display during the Fair. to enhance infection prevention The Redwood Empire Fair is sched- uled for Aug. 7 to 10 in Ukiah. For more Anyone can enter a wheelbarrow garden in the 2008 edwood Empire Ukiah Valley Medical Center is one of 55 California hospi- information, call 707 462-3884. Fair. Deadline is today to submit forms. tals to receive a grant from the Blue Shield of California Foundation to improve hospital infection prevention. With the $20,000 grant, UVMC will be better able to track its historical- ly low infection rates and participate in collaborative education to learn about the newest infection prevention and control tech- niques. In many communities nationwide, many people are infected with a resistant strain of bacteria called Methicillin-Resistant Staphylococcus Aureus. The BSCF monies will allow UVMC to use new technologies to screen patients for MRSA when they go to the hospital, and to improve interventions to prevent MRSA from spreading to other patients. “We’re committed to constantly improving our care, whether it’s infection prevention, safety, or quality,” said Sue Mason, RN, Infection Control Nurse. “We’re grateful to Blue Shield for their assistance.” Mendocino Friends of NRA banquet set for Aug. 19 Friends of the NRA, a non-profit organization, will hold a banquet dinner on Tuesday, Aug. 19. This year, they will be limiting the event to 200 persons, with dinner tickets available for $50, advance purchase only. Dinner will be catered by 5 Star Catering and will be Tri-Tip and Chicken with all the trim- mings. A no-host bar will also be available. Fifty percent of the proceeds raised will stay in Mendocino County in order to pro- vide education and training in shooting skills for youth. Shooting programs for women are also being established. The dinner will take place at the Redwood Empire Fair Grounds. Various firearms will be available in purchase packages or raf- fles. For more information, or to order tickets, call Don Grossman Jr. at 459-0824. Donations from businesses such as Gift Certificates or items to be auctioned or raffled would be appre- ciated, regardless of the size. More volunteers are always wel- come to help on the committee. Those interested helping out in any way, contact Don Grossman SR. at 459-4512. Benefit for Leggett and Piercy Volunteer Fire Departments on Aug. 9 There will be a benefit for the Leggett Valley and the Piercy Volunteer Fire Departments Saturday, Aug. 9, from 4 to 9 p.m. at the historic Peg House in North Leggett on Highway 101. This event will include music by Anna Banana, The Nestburys and local band, NPK. At 6 p.m. guest speakers will talk about what the community can do now and all year round to sustain the local volunteer fire departments. There will be a cake auc- tion, a 50/50 raffle, prizes and the release of the “Volunteers, Ya’ Gotta Love ‘Em” 2008 Lightening Fire commemorative T- shirt. All proceeds go to Leggett and Piercy Volunteer VFDs. Entry admission will be on a sliding scale.

Homeowner or renter assistance available Volunteer are available at the Ukiah Senior Center, at 499 Leslie St., Ukiah, to help prepare claims for renters and home- owners who (1) are 62 or older, blind or disabled, (2) earned less than $44,096 in 2007, and (3) owned and occupied a home on Dec. 21, 2007, or paid at least $50 each month in 2007. Volunteers will be available Wednesday through Friday mornings, 9 to 11:30 a.m., through Sept. 26. In addition, vol- unteers can assist in the preparation of form 1040A for 2007, for any individuals who have not yet applied to the IRS for a stimulus check. Those who intend to seek assistance are asked to bring the following documents: proof of age or disability, property tax bill (if homeowners), 2007 federal and state tax records, and any other income records for 2007. For more information, call Joanne LaCasse at 462-3801.

Dan Pabalate to give talk on financial planning at USC on Aug. 1 The Ukiah Senior Center will present a free discussion on financial planning on Friday, Aug. 1, from 1 to 2 p.m. Dan Pabalate, who has been a financial advisor since 1990, special- izing in retirement planning, will cover topics including: Outliving your savings: Many retirees are concerned about whether they will outlive their savings, and seek ways to ensure that this does not occur, including savings and investment options that will produce earnings that are sufficient to cover their living expenses; Health care: For retirees, the concern may be the decision betwen affordability and quality when it comes to health care and nursing home care; Being aware of potential scams: Retirees often face greater risks, as there is a growing number of scam-artists who target retirees. Scam artists may take advantage of the fact that the retiree is not only home most of the time, but home alone. This presentation will be open to the public, and all ages are welcome to attend. There will be a drawing for $5 cash and a ticket to the Ice Cream Social. For more information on this series, or giving a presentation, call Betty McGlade, program coordinator, at 467-0960. B-2 – FRIDAY, JULY 25, 2008 TIME OUT Editor: Chris McCartney, 468-3524 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected]

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Franklin (1920-1958), biophysicist; Estelle record time. Datebook: Friday, July 25, 2008 Getty (1923-), actress, is 85; Walter Payton TODAY’S QUOTE: “Wars produce many (1954-1999), football player; Iman (1955-), stories of fiction, some of which are told until Today is the 207th day of 2008 and the coast, killing 51. model/actress, is 53; Thurston Moore (1958- they are believed to be true.” -- Ulysses S. 35th day of summer. In 1978, the first “test-tube baby,” Louise ), musician, is 50. Grant TODAY’S HISTORY: In 1952, Puerto Brown, was born in England. TODAY’S SPORTS: In 1976, American TODAY’S FACT: In plebiscites held in Rico became a self-governing U.S. common- TODAY’S BIRTHDAYS: Henry Knox Edwin Moses ran in his first international 1967, 1993 and 1998, Puerto Rican voters wealth. chose to retain commonwealth status. (1750-1806), first U.S. secretary of war; Eric track and field event at the Montreal In 1956, the Andrea Doria liner collided Hoffer (1902-1983), philosopher; Rosalind TODAY’S MOON: Last quarter moon with the Stockholm off the New England Olympics and won a gold medal in world (July 25).

up a new avenue for gain. take advantage of at least one a reality. Those who have tunity to make a profit is LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) or more of them. observed your wishful think- wide open at the moment, so ASTROGRAPH -- Whatever you go after, CAPRICORN (Dec. 22- ing will realize you weren’t a don’t sit idly by too long. keep the bottom line upper- Jan. 19) -- You’re the type of dreamer after all. When you spot a channel that most in your mind at all person who usually can deal ARIES (March 21-April could provide additional By Bernice Bede Osol times. By doing so, even if with challenging issues bet- 19) -- Nothing can stand in income, move in. you don’t reach your optimal ter than with those issues you your way if you are both CANCER (June 21-July goal, the end result is apt to deem insignificant. In your enterprising and bold. 22) -- Don’t go it alone if a LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) -- be quite good. instance, there should be at Establish your objectives and possible compatriot is avail- It shouldn’t take long to get SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. least one huge one that’ll be vigorously pursue them, and able to team up with you. your act together and, when 22) -- Because you’re such a a winner. those desirable end results Partnership arrangements good organizer, you could be could be much more fortu- you do, look out world. Once AQUARIUS (Jan. 20- you’re seeking will be yours. far more fortunate than usual nate than that which you you hit your stride, you’ll Feb. 19) -- Interesting devel- TAURUS (April 20-May in manipulating an endeavor opments that could benefit attempt single-handedly. Saturday, July 26, 2008 take the lead and best of luck 20) -- What makes you so In the year ahead, you will of considerable scope. It you both socially and materi- Trying to patch up a bro- to anyone who wants to catch lucky is that you can distin- earnestly work toward won’t necessarily involve ally are blossoming all about. ken romance? The Astro- up with you. guish between a foolish risk improving your skills in VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. personal gain. You may find yourself in Graph Matchmaker can help something at which you’re and a well-calculated gam- 22) -- Your most beneficial SAGITTARIUS (Nov. lock step with them without you understand what to do to already quite good. It could 23-Dec. 21) -- Don’t despair ble. You will roll the dice make the relationship work. take you to the top of your developments will occur in even trying. your involvements with if you haven’t been doing PISCES (Feb. 20-March only when you believe the Send for your Matchmaker field, where recognition, sta- odds favor you. tus and reward will come influential people who make well lately. Lucky breaks are 20) -- Something important set by mailing $3 to Astro- about as a result of your things happen. At least one starting to happen all around that you’ve been hoping GEMINI (May 21-June Graph, P.O. Box 167, efforts. such individual could open you, and you will be able to would happen could become 20) -- That window of oppor- Wickliffe, OH 44092-0167. Classified keep you on the right track. 468-3500 TIME OUT FRIDAY, JULY 25, 2008 – B-3 Editor: Chris McCartney, 468-3524 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected] Puzzlers

THE LEARNING CHALLENGER by Robert Barnett

DIRECTIONS: A. Using each "Chaos Grid" number with its letter one time, arrange the numbers with their letters for the "Order Grid" so each vertical column, horizontal row, and two diagonals each ADD to numbers inside thick lined cells. B. Some correct numbers with their letters have been put into the "Order Grid" to get you started. Also, above the "Order Grid" is a "Decoded Message" clue. C. After you have solved the "Order Grid" doing as direction "A" says, put the 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 16 17 -3 12 by Mike Argirion and Jeff Knurek GA IP 19 6 24 -2 Unscramble these four Jumbles, GNCF one letter to each square, 22 -8 14 -6 to form four ordinary words. NIPI 1142-4 HRM& DAMMA

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22 31 N UGGEA 24 -8 31 CI 19 31 G 31 31 31 31 31 7/25/2008 DECODED MESSAGE: LENKER

ANSWERS IN NEXT EDITION © 2008 Robert Barnett www.jumble.com BRUBRE Answers to Previous Now arrange the circled letters Learning Challenger to form the surprise answer, as SWORDTAIL & TARPON suggested by the above cartoon.

-7 41 35 -7 SWOR Print answer here: “ ” 41 -13 -11 45 DTA I (Answers tomorrow) -8 44 42 -16 Jumbles: COUGH COLIC TAWDRY LAVISH L&TA Yesterday’s 36 -10 -4 40 Answer: What the tycoon resorted to when his assets RPON were frozen — COLD CASH 7/24/2008 Woman is hurting from husband’s long-term infidelity

Dear Annie: My husband, “John,” and I worth saving. If he refuses, or if counseling any age, male or female. If your mother is have been married for 15 years. We have no does not help, we recommend seeing a lawyer anorexic, she will need intensive therapy. But children. For a number of years, we lived like about a legal separation and alimony. Time it’s also possible she has developed other roommates with no physical relationship. ANNIE’S MAILBOX apart will allow you to see how well you can problems that interfere with eating -- missing A couple of years ago, John admitted he By Kathy Mitchell and Marcy Sugar manage. In the meantime, please see your teeth, painful gums, gastric reflux, lack of was in love with another woman. He said he doctor and be checked for sexually transmit- appetite. Tell her she appears to be sick and wasn’t attracted to me and that he needed this ted diseases. you think she should see her doctor. Then other woman to be happy. I discovered this respect our marriage or me. I still love him, Dear Annie: My parents are 76 years phone the doctor and alert him or her to the woman is a prostitute half his age. He refuses amazingly, but I, too, stay only out of finan- young and enjoy going out to eat with our problem. to stop seeing her and wants me to be “under- cial convenience. We live in an expensive children and families. Mom orders huge, Dear Annie: You are wrong about being standing” because it won’t last. area and it is hard to find affordable housing. expensive meals, then picks at the food and paid to donate blood. Come to Lima, Ohio. I asked John if he wanted a divorce. He I have zero self-esteem and feel ugly and rarely eats. If we stop by the house at dinner- They pay for your blood plasma and you can said no, that he wants to stay married because worthless. I look in the mirror and see a drea- time, Mom says she’s already eaten and is give twice a week. One of my girlfriends he feels we have a good marriage and it’s ry, unattractive middle-aged woman. Should I full. makes her house payment from her donations. financially beneficial since he doesn’t earn move out and just live out my life renting a Mom is super thin and loves to be noticed A single girl has to make ends meet. She gets much money. tiny apartment and at least have some peace? for it. However, she’s now becoming a up at 5 a.m. and is one of the first ones to In the past couple of years, our sex life has -- Feeling Worthless hypochondriac with ailments that aren’t there. donate. She still has time for a quick breakfast tentatively returned, but it’s strained. He Dear Feeling Worthless: Your husband She wants nothing more than for the world to before making it to work by 8 a.m. -- Ohio admits he still finds me unattractive, and I has convinced you that you don’t deserve a revolve around her. How do we stop this game Dear Ohio: Several readers pointed out know he’s just using me when he can’t be better life, and this makes you reluctant to playing? I thought only young ladies get that many organizations still pay for blood with the other woman. I have accepted that take action. Tell John you want him to go with anorexia. What do we do with this feisty and plasma donations. You are correct you for counseling to see if the marriage is my husband is a cheater who does not love or woman? -- Healthy Son in Hebron (depending on which state you live in). The Dear Son: Anorexia may be more common Red Cross no longer pays for blood and we FRIDAY EVENING in young women, but it can afflict anyone at should have said so. 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528-08 517-08 468-1465515-08 LOST & HELP 7-25,28/08 PUBLIC NOTICE 7-25,8-1,8/08 7-25,30,8-1/08 10 NOTICES 30 FOUND 120 WANTED 474-08 NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE TS No. 08- PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE OF PETITION TO ADMINISTER Found: Plain black Lost on 7/16 on Lake Activity Assistant, 36394 Title Order No. 3706378 Investor/In- ESTATE 7-4,11,18,25/08 wallet w/snap, found Mendo Dr. Young or- 32-38 hrs. per wk. FICTITIOUS surer No. 1011833787 APN No. 002-184-02- Project Details CASE NO.: SCUK CVPB ’08 25243 in vicinity of Wal-Mart ange stripe fm cat, Sat. & Sun. req. BUSINESS To all heirs, beneficiaries, creditors, contin- in June. Call to identi- blk leather stud collar Some eves. Depend- 00 YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A DEED NAME STATEMENT OF TRUST, DATED 01/26/2007. UNLESS WIPF Construction is seeking certified and gent creditors, and persons who may other- fy name. 468-5044 Reward!! 462-2284 able, able to follow File No. 2008-FC394 instructions, & YOU TAKE ACTION TO PROTECT YOUR qualified MBE and WBE subcontractors wise be interested in the will or estate, or LOST & The following HELP complete paperwork. PROPERTY, IT MAY BE SOLD AT A PUB- and/or suppliers to provide: both, of: JERLINE CLORETTA DELEON person(s) is (are) do- 30 FOUND 120 WANTED Able to work with Underground construction AKA JERLINE C. DELEON, JERLINE DEL- ing business as: LIC SALE. IF YOU NEED AN EXPLANATION Account Manage- seniors. Creative For project: Joint trench work for Lake- Tango, OF THE NATURE OF THE PROCEEDING EON AND JERLINE BUTLER ment Clerk P/T Data minds a plus. wood Homes Ukiah, CA. A PETITION FOR PROBATE has been filed 158 S. Main Street, AGAINST YOU, YOU SHOULD CONTACT A Rural Communities Housing Development Entry Intensive; Multi Applicaitons avail. by: WILLIAM E. BUTLER, CONSTANCE J. Willits, CA 95490. + LAWYER." Notice is hereby given that RE- at Valley View. Corp. Grant Oltjenbruns, Tasking, Attn. to GORDON AND STEPHANIE R. FESLER in CONTRUST COMPANY, as duly appointed 499 Leslie Street 18500 Walker Road, Detail, Follow 1162 S. Dora St. trustee pursuant to the Deed of Trust execut- Ukiah, CA 95482 the Superior Court of California, County of Through & Deadline Willits, CA 95490. Free Adult Barn ADMIN ASST, F/T, ed by LINDA ERVIN, A MARRIED WOMAN, Mendocino. Rebecca D. Myers, skills a must. Fax Cats Busy Real Estate of- Bid due: Thursday, July 31, 2008 at 2:00 PM THE PETITION FOR PROBATE requests 18500 Walker Road, Resume to SaberNet AS SOLE AND SEPARATE PROPERTY, dat- So many barns, too fice, heavy computer/ PST that: WILLIAM E. BUTLER, CONSTANCE J. Willits CA 95490. Internet Services by ed 01/26/2007 and recorded 02/02/07, as In- many mice. phone skills nec. Hrly Project number: 1630.01.00.1 This business is con- 07/28. 707-467-0199 strument No. 2007-02065, in Book , Page ), GORDON & STEPHANIE R. FESLER be ap- Adopt a barn cat wage neg. Drop off ducted by a General of Official Records in the office of the County pointed as personal representative to admin- and life will be nice. Accounting Clerk resume to 169 Ma- Partnership. Contact: ister the estate of the decedent. Shots, spayed or PT to FT Recorder of Mendocino County, State of Cali- The registrant com- son St., Ste 300, Ernest Wipf THE PETITION requests the decedent's will neutered, not ag- fornia, will sell on 08/15/2008 at 10:00AM, At menced to transact Ukiah WIPF Construction gressive, just shy. Progressive Ag Retail the main entrance to the Mendocino County and codicils, if any, be admitted to probate. business under the P.O. Box 234 Call A.V. Rescue business needs indiv Aide for after-school Courthouse, 100 North State Street, Ukiah, The will and any codicils are available for ex- fictitious business Ukiah, CA 95482 for Gen Office Ac- program for young amination in the file kept by the court. name or names listed and give it a try. CA. at public auction, to the highest bidder for Telephone: (707) 462-8741 cting incl A/P input, adults with disabili- THE PETITION requests authority to adminis- above on N/A. 489-5207 or cash or check as described below, payable in Fax: (707) 462-5409 Recon, Cust Svc. 2+ ties, 3-4 days/wk, 3- Endorsed-Filed on 468-5218 full at time of sale, all right, title, and interest ter the estate under the Independent Adminis- yrs exp in accting & 7PM, Dinner includ- tration of Estates Act. (This authority will allow June 20, 2008 at the conveyed to and now held by it under said 496-08 comp. Must be detail ed, $9.00/hr. Resume the personal representative to take many ac- Mendocino County and cover letter to In- Deed of Trust, in the property situated in said 7-11,18,25,8-1/08 Clerks Office. oriented, organized, tions without obtaining court approval. Before dependence Plus, County and State and as more fully described ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE S/ Grant Oltjenbruns multi-tasker & work 301 S. State St., in the above referenced Deed of Trust. The FOR CHANGE OF NAME taking certain very important actions, howev- 7/4, 7/11, 7/18, well w/others in a fast Ukiah 463-8725 EOE street address and other common designa- Case No. SCUK CVPT 08’51897 er, the personal representative will be re- 7/25/08 paced work env. Sal- ary DOE EOE Send ASST TEACHER tion, if any, of the real property described SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA, quired to give notice to interested persons un- CNS-1376085# I was found on North resume to: HR 4550 ASSOC TEACHER above is purported to be: 103 SCOTT COUNTY OF MENDOCINO, Court House, less they have waived notice or consented to UKIAH DAILY State St. in the mid- Ukiah, CA 95482 El Roble Rd. Ukiah, SUB SPECIALIST STREET, UKIAH, CA, 95482. The under- the proposed action). The independent ad- JOURNAL dle of the night. I IN THE MATTER OF THE APPLICATION CA 95482 $10, $12 & $14/hr signed Trustee disclaims any liability for any ministration authority will be granted unless 513-08 was brought to the Temp, FT & PT OF: Steven Andrew Carr Accounting Position an interested person files an objection to the 7-18,25,8-1,8/08 Ukiah Shelter by the CHILD DEV CTR incorrectness of the street address and other THE COURT FINDS that Petitioner(s) Steven F/T Accounting petition and shows good cause why the court FICTITIOUS sherif on 7/22. It was MENDOCINO common designation, if any, shown herein. Andrew Carr has/have filed a Petition for position avail. should not grant the authority. BUSINESS NAME exciting to ride in a COLLEGE The total amount of the unpaid balance with Change of Applicant(s)’ name FROM Steven w/busy Property A HEARING on the petition will be held on STATEMENT police car, but now I Ukiah Campus interest thereon of the obligation secured by Andrew Carr File No.: 2008-F0449 Mgt. company. AUGUST 22, 2008 at 9:30 a.m. in Dept.: E, would rather the ex- www.mendocino.edu the property to be sold plus reasonable esti- TO Steven Andrew Cameron THE FOLLOWING Must be computer located at: COURTHOUSE, 100 N. State citement end and I go 468-3024 mated costs, expenses and advances at the THE COURT ORDERS All people interested PERSON(S) IS back home. I am a literate, detail Street, Ukiah, CA 95482 time of the initial publication of the Notice of in this matter appear before this court to show (ARE) DOING BUSI- medium sized-male, oriented, able to CAREGIVER, Tues., Sale is $468,845.97. It is possible that at the cause why this application for change of IF YOU OBJECT to the granting of the peti- NESS AS: red and white dog multi-task & pos- Thrs., wkends., Lt. time of sale the opening bid may be less than name should not be granted on: tion, you should appear at the hearing and WREATH WORLD with leather collar. sess strong organi- hsekeeping & cook. HEARING DATE: 8/22/08 at 9:30a.m. in Dept 8959 N. State Street the total indebtedness due. In addition to state your objections or file written objections Am I yours? Please zational skills. Exp., refs. 489-6444 E, located at Superior Court of California, with the court before the hearing. Your ap- Redwood Valley, CA come to 298 Plant Rd At least 2 yrs. previ- cash, the Trustee will accept cashier's checks County of Mendocino 100 N. State Street, 95470 ous accounting ex- drawn on a state or national bank, a check pearance may be in person or by your attor- or call Sage 467- Ukiah, California 95482 ney. Patricia Tuiasosopo 6453 perience required. drawn by a state or federal credit union, or a Dated: July 8, 2008 8959 N. State St. IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR or a contingent Following benefits check drawn by a state or federal savings and /s/ Cindee F. Mayfield Redwood Valley, CA LOST available: 401k, Come Join creditor of the deceased, you must file your 95470 Our Team loan association, savings association, or sav- CINDEE F. MAYFIELD BLACK WALLET health insurance, claim with the court and mail a copy to the This business is con- Now accepting ings bank specified in Section 5102 of the Fi- Judge of the Superior Court On 6/22 near Qwik paid vacation, personal representative appointed by the ducted by an Individ- applications for nancial Code and authorized to do business Stop by Wal-Mart holidays & more. court within four months from the date of first ual. The registrant ● RETAIL GIFT ● in this state. Said sale will be made, in an ''AS Small, all black with Salary DOE. 529-08 issuance of letters as provided in section commenced to trans- SHOP CLERK P/T IS'' condition, but without covenant or warran- 7-25,26/08 flowery design on Please submit 9100 of the California Probate Code. The act business under resume' & cover Cash handling ty, express or implied, regarding title, posses- NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING the fictitious business front, and snaps NOTICE IS HERBY GIVEN that the Ukiah time for filing claims will not expire before four letter to sisrael@ & register exp. pref. sion or encumbrances, to satisfy the indebt- name or names listed open/closed. Des- City Council will conduct a Public Hearing at selzerrealty.com Hours. 5-9 months from the hearing date noticed above. above on July 17, perately need wal- edness secured by said Deed of Trust, ad- the regular meeting of Wednesday, August 6, or mail to Coyote Valley YOU MAY EXAMINE the file kept by the 2008. Endorsed-Filed let and contents vances thereunder, with interest as provided, 2008, at 6:15 p.m. or as soon thereafter as Realty World Shodakai Casino the matter may be heard in the Council court. If you are a person interested in the es- on July 17, 2008 at back! No questions and the unpaid principal of the Note secured Selzer Realty 7751 N. State St. Chambers located at 300 Seminary Avenue, tate, you may file with the court a Request for the Mendocino Coun- asked. by said Deed of Trust with interest thereon as Redwood Valley Ukiah CA, for the purpose of adopting an or- ty Clerks Office. Property Special Notice (form DE-154) of the filing of Reward if M-F 9-5 EOE provided in said Note, plus fees, charges and dinance prohibiting smoking within certain city /s/Patricia Tuiasoso- Management at owned parks and/or city sponsored events an inventory and appraisal of estate assets or Returned!! 707-467-4752 expenses of the Trustee and of the trusts cre- po 350 E. Gobbi St. and for the purpose of adopting a resolution of any petition or account as provided in Pro- Call 972-9577 Ukiah, CA 95482. ated by said Deed of Trust. DATED: designating parks where smoking is to be PATRICIA TUIASO- bate Code section 1250. A Request for Spe- Please No COMMERCIAL 07/25/2008 RECONTRUST COMPANY 1757 prohibited. The draft ordinance and draft res- SOPO cial Notice form is available from the court LOST DOGGIE Phone Calls! DRIVER TAPO CANYON ROAD, SVW-88 SIMI VAL- olution are available for inspection at the 519-08 clerk. LARGE REWARD Class A or B Lic LEY, CA 93063 Phone: (800) 281 8219, Sale Ukiah Civic Center (300 Seminary Ave.). Oral 7-22,23,24,25/08 or written presentations can be made by any Teacup Poodle/ req’d. FT + benefits. ATTORNEY FOR PETITIONER: I, John Jeffers, will Help Foster a Future Information (626) 927-4399 By: Trustee's interested person at the hearing. You are en- Maltese, very small. short term 9-12 mo. Job description and James R. Mayo, Esq. no longer be respon- Sale Officer RECONTRUST COMPANY is a couraged to discuss the proposed revisions, Black, straight fluffy foster parent inter- app available at 351 P.O. Box 915 sible for debts incur- debt collector attempting to collect a debt. express any views you may have, or request hair. Lost vic. of log- vention for troubled Franklin Ave in Willits additional information from the Ukiah City Ukiah, CA 95482 red by anyone other teen. Tax free Any information obtained will be used for that ging Rd. and Eel Clerk, Ukiah Civic Center, 300 Seminary Ave- (707) 468-1465 than myself. stipend $2500 mo. G&W Storage Man- purpose.ASAP# 2818508 07/25/2008, River Bridge Ptr. Vly. ager. 3-4 dys. Book- nue, Ukiah, CA 95482. (707) 463-6213, Linda /s/Catherine Manno /s/ John Jeffers Call Redwood 08/01/2008, 08/08/2008 Brown, City Clerk. Publish: Friday, July 25th JOHN JEFFERS Sat. 7/19. Answers to Children Services keeping skills. No CATHERINE MANNO 707-467-2000 and Saturday, July 26th, 2008. 7-21-2008 Twinkle. 489-0022 computers. 462-5763 THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL FRIDAY, JULY 25, 2008 -B-5

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EOE For Listings Call 800- sale. 3 twined bales, Sun 8-1. 175 Thomp- 9900 Laughlin Way YARD SALE Nissan Sentra ‘88 developmental disa- Teller Test. benefits. Hire-on www.co.mendocino. 379-5067 ext. 1788 $10 ea. Contact Julie son St. (btwn W. Clay RV Antqs, tools, etc SATURDAY Needs eng. bilities. 3,6 bed group Apply in person at bonus. 462-1436. ca.us/hr @ 743-1776 & W. Perkins St.) 8-1 Complete. $250/bo. homes, estb. in 1988. 3bd2ba. $1350/mo. LOFT BED, furn, 200 N. School St., SERVICES 7-18 thru 7-27 9-5 1331 Sirah Ct 548-3722 485-0165, 485-5168 Linkages Social + dep. Msg. ph. PETS & hsehld itms, great Ukiah, CA by Thurs- OFFERED 725 Boonville Rd. Work/Care Manag- 200 463-0354 500 SUPPLIES womens size clothes VOLVO STATION day, July 31, ‘08 at Craft sup, D/W, bks, EXECUTIVE ASST: er, for non-profit Dump Runs only btwn 9am-8pm. Wanted: Male Gold- & more. 258 Garrett WAGON 960, 1997, 4pm AA/EOE m/f/v/d. tbl set. Tprwre 40 hrs wk. Professio- agency helping eld- & yard work. Rea- Blue Lakes 2bd, en Retriever, to sire Dr. 8-11 Sat. in “like new” cond. nal needed to asst erly & disabled adults SERVERS sonable Rates! 272- 1.5ba, newly remod, single litter. AKC, Be prepared...first aid MULTI FAMILY $7500 263-4344 Exec. Director non- avoid nursing homes. Apply at Crushed 7077 or 972-9298 no pets. $1,050/mo OFA good-excellent kits, clean water bar- 7/26 & 27 9-4 no ear- profit. must have 3-5 MSW or BSW pref. Grape, 13500 Hwy LANDSCAPING (925) 787-6739 pref’d. 485-8355 rels, gas cans, lots of ly birds 494 & 480 yrs office exp, great other useful stuff! 150 Part time, exc. ben. 101 Hopland 95449 Monthly maint., dump Charming 3bd/1ba Mendocino Dr comm. skills, able to Resume, cover letter STATE Gibson St. Sat 8-12 runs, reasonable Hopland $1200/mo + 510 LIVESTOCK Multi-Family & Stay travel, edit/proofread- to Community Care, Preschool Teacher ESTATE SALE Ev- rates. 468-9159 $1200 dep cr ck, Jersey X 6 mo. Fire estate sale. ing skills. Must be 301 S. State St., $13.86-$17.68/hr erything goes. 5100 707-262-1967. pretty & nice heifer, 707 Walnut Ave Informed prof. in Word, Excel, Ukiah CA 95482 STATE Preschool BUSINESSES E/S Calp. Rd Fri - Clean 2bd. 1ba in Fri 2-5, Sat 9-4 Outlook, able to multi 707-468-9347 Teacher Assit 215 FOR SALE $900 to good home Sun 9-2 No EB’s task & monitor multi- town Wlts. Lg. yd. Avl only. 485-7637 on Local communitycare707.com TEACHER ASST. OPERATING FREE GARAGE Sale 50% all inside ple calendars. Job 09-01. $1200\mo + MAKE A $10.56-$13.48/hr LAUNDROMAT SALE SIGNS. store merchandise. Read All #07-EA. dep. 707-472-7185 Oat Hay! DIFFERENCE IN PT - 4 hrs/day, 5 2205 S. State, Ukiah Realty World Selzer Clths $3/bag, furn, Issues ADMIN ASST: THE LIFE OF A dys/wk, 10 mos. yr. 391-9845, 462-7351 Clean 2bd1.5ba. 3 Wire Bales Realty. 350 E. Gobbi 1490 S. State St. My About It! 20 hrs wk transition CHILD! JOIN THE One position to be Ukiah AC, huge yd. 621-3897 Lucky Day Thrift age youth office. BUSINESS LADIES!!! I’ve thrifted The Ukiah TRINITY TEAM! filled at either level Frplc, W/D $1115/mo RABBITS, male & Shop 7/23-7/26 6mos-1yr office exp, 250 RENTALS LA, Vegas, NY & Trinity Youth depending upon Pet $25. 462-7898 female. CA, with pa- 11am-6pm prof in Word, Excel, Free month rent 171 Paris for 20 yrs. Now DAILY JOURNAL Services-Ukiah qualifications. CLOSE TO TOWN pers. Doe w/o pa- Outlook, good comm. Brush commercial or I’m selling it all! Sizes Sat. & Sun. 8-5. No A social service Mendocino on 3 ac. 3bd/2ba w/ pers. Cages, etc. Your Local The Ukiah skills. Job#07-AA. light industrial, ample 5-8, 500 fashion earlies. 1395 Elm St. agency serving County Office of view, recently remod, $150. 456-0703 Daily Newspaper! DAILY JOURNAL Must pass fingerprint pkng, xlnt loc. items. Fri 5-8p. Sat 8- Nr. Vinewood Park. abused & neglected Education 2 car gar, cent. ht & background, phys & Water/sewer chg 12p. 152 Gibson St. Microwv, juicers, etc youth in a Residen- www.mcoe. air, N/S $1850/mo. TB before hire, valid $25/mo. tial Treatment Cam- us/d/hr/jobs $1850 sec. dep. avail CDL, clean DMV. Unit B-1800 sq ft pus is looking for call 467-5012 or 8/15 489-0261 Specify Job# on cov- 12x14 a/c office, RR, CHILD CARE email [email protected] Great view Willits er ltr or resume & 6’ wide entry door. WORKERS. DEADLINE: 8/5/08 $1400/mo. 3bd2 ba. send to: HR P.O. Box Lease @ $1000/mo. CCW is responsible W/D, deck & more! 422 Ukiah, CA 95482 Unit E-1875 sq ft. a/c for the daily care & TEACHER -Alter- N/S 486-7193 or fax: (707)462- nate Education office & a/c display supervision of cli- Lease 3bd2ba. New 6994. Facility# Pomolita Middle area. 12’ roll up door ents & living condi- kit., hwd flrs, lg fen bk 236801918/2368030 School or Talmage front & rear ent. tions. Swing & yd. Garden areas. 15. Close date: Community Day Lease @ $950/mo Night shifts availa- 1st, last & sec. dep. 7/30/08. No calls School Call owner 468-5176 ble. Starting at $1500. 707-972-7662 please. EOE. $28.82-47.98/hr or 972-3864. $9.40/hr. On-call Lovely 2bd/1ba home FORT BRAGG Mendocino $9/hr. Must be 21 LEE KRAEMER 1ac. In Brktrls. Sunny Program Manager County Office of Clip yrs old. Excellent Real Estate Broker & views $1500/mo Non profit serving benefits, including Education www.mcoe. 310-887-6363 homeless seeking medical, dental, vi- GOBBI STREET us/d/hr/jobs On Russian River Program Manager to sion, tuition reim- OFFICE SPACE call 467-5012 or near lake. 3bd 2 ba. manage grants, pro- bursement & FREE 600+/- sq. ft. w/pkg. grams, and staff 32 co-op child care. email [email protected] 1800 sf. 1 ac., gar- DEADLINE: 8/5/08 dens, mature trees, 2 hrs/week.Opening Must pass pre-em- BRAND NEW! closed 7/28, starts ployment physical, car gar., decks, pets The Savings Bank of BUILD TO SUIT 9/1. Salary DOE. drug test & back- ?, credit rept. req. Mendocino County Office or Medical For job description ground check. $1600/mo. 373-3192 is seeking appli- Will divide call 462-8879. APPLY AT Open House Sun. cants for a full-time 1974+- sq. ft. w/pkg. Send resume and job 915 W. Church St. 7/27 11-1. Human Resources Your application to Ukiah or fax WESTSIDE CUTIE! Clerk. General DOWNTOWN 888 North State St. resume $825. 1+ bdrm. Sml. duties include re- OFFICE RETAIL Ukiah, CA 95482 877-382-7617 Hi-traffic Location house w/backyard, cords management W/D, N/S/P. Avl. 8/1 Front Office /Prop- www.trinityys.org 2500+- sq. ft. w/pkg. in payroll, time & 410 S. Barnes St. erty Management EOE attendance, data 707-895-2487 Computer proficient, entry, insurance & NCO Head Start - UKIAH 4bd, 2ba self directed. Send other department OFFICE SPACES Ukiah. Aide for HS $1700/mo. resume to Jack Cox production systems. 2nd Floor, State St. Ctr. Sp/Eng Bilin- 2bd, 1 1/2ba & Associates P.O. Strong exp. with Elevator/pkg. gual pref. $8.17/hr. $1090/mo. NP. Box 1389, Ukiah CA payroll, time & at- Asst/Assoiate Tchr (707)508-8773 95482 tendance, & report MED. OFFICE or l-ll - Must have 6 RETAIL ROOMS Way writing preferable. Immediate opening Core CDV units. As- Previous HR exp. South Orchard FOR RENT for outside Sales soc. l-ll. Must have 350 desirable. Must be 3400+/- sq. ft. w/pkng Rep. in Mendocino 12 core CDV units & Room in w/side home detail oriented & County. Salary Plus 6 mos. ECE exp. Bi- 468-8951 Kit priv. w/d, a/c, util have the ability to n/p/s/d no sec 8. Commission. Dead- lingual helpful. Mountanos Properties multi-task on daily line to apply: 7/31. $8.93-$11.45/hr Commercial Rentals $475 272-0081 basis in a highly Please fax resume DOQ + bene. Must 707-462-1840 x 195 confidential environ- WANTED TO to: 707-263-0939 submit NCO app: ment. Exceptional 380 SHARE RENT Attn: Sales Manager 800-606-5550x302 positive interperso- APARTMENTS $475/mo + dep. bd. or mail to PO Box or www.ncoinc.org. nal skills req. Apply 300 UNFURNISHED in quiet home. Util. 759, Lakeport, CA Closes 8/1 @ 5 PM at 200 N. School $925per mo Lg. 2BR, incl.N/S pets, drugs. 95453 EOE (postmark not ac- To 1.5BA Marlene St. 621-0556, 468-5556 Mendocino County St., Ukiah, CA cepted). EOE TH. A/C.Pool, Yard. Health & Human 95482. Deadline to $550/mo for 1 br, apply: Thursday, 217-2764, 462-1546 Services Agency, NCO/RCCC-Ukiah share home July 31, ‘08 at 4 pm. Social Services Admin Assist ll - 1BD, 1BA $550 + w/2 others, utilities EEO/AA m/f/v/d Branch is currently AA/two yrs exp pref, $1000 SD Apply @ separate (approx recruiting for: & comp exp. Bilin- Jack Cox & Assoc. $90/mo., or less). •Program gual pref. 20 hrs/wk, TLC Child & 455 E. Gobbi St. Must be responsible Administrator $12.71/hr & bene. Family Services 462-6060 (pay bills ON TIME) (Adult System of For appl & job de- seeks 2 additional 1st mo. 1/2 off! & neat. No dogs or Care Coordinator). scrip; contact NCO homes for Shelter 2 BD, DW/Garage + cats. 1st/last/$100 For further info go 800-606-5550x302 Care program Pool Alderwood security deposit = to: www.mss.ca.gov Applicants need to $1200. 972-4282 Savings! or www.ncoinc.org Apartments 1450 S. to: “Career Opportu- Closes 5 pm, 7-31- have at least 1 spare State St $885- Mature person to nities” OR call the 08. (Postmarks not bdrm to house a child $925mo. 463-2325 share rent & util. R.V. Jobline: (707) 467- accepted). EOE for up to 30 days. 2 APARTMENTS n/s/d 485-5689 leave Guaranteed monthly 5866. Closes AVAIL Now. N/P, msg. if no answer ■■■■■■■■■■■■ allotment. Generous 8/01/08. Credit report & score increase upon place- NEW & USED Mendocino County a must. 485-0841 Animal Control ment. Income tax-ex- EQUIPMENT Advertisers Health & Human 400 2BD 146 Gibson 4 Officer - OR Services Agency. empt. Exp. with chil- 1997 17’ Econo Line plex/lower unit. Animal Control Currently recruiting dren req. Parents will Flat bed. Trlr. 6T tilt receive training, + So- Avail July $775 Officer for: bed. Need minor re- cial Worker, in-home 468-5863 put their in Training Staff Services pair. $3000. 463-1556 support & respite. Valid CA Driver’s Lic, Administrator Deluxe 3bd 1 ba. Need 1 or 2-parent MUSICAL HS grad, or GED and Administration Divi- Hdwd./tile flrs. ACO: one yr related homes, with 1 parent downstairs. $1000/ 410 INSTRUMENTS sion. For further info home full time. Home best exp; successful com- mo. Pool, lndry, car- 3 pc. ent. ctr. Like go to: www.mss.ca.gov with no more than 1 pletion of PC832 port.463-2134 new. Cherry wood. to: “Career Opportu- biological child consid- Training & Basic Hooker.90”W80”H24 nities” OR call the ered. Retirees invited Lg. 2bd1ba. New State Humane Acad- Jobline: (707) 467- carpet & paint. N/S/P. D. Fits 37” TV. Org. deals to apply. Contact TLC $3600, asking $1800/ emy, $2,623.- 5866. Closes 8/01/08. 707-463-1100 Wtr/gar/sew pd. $825 $3,104/Mo. ACOIT: ■■■■■■■■■■■■ Lic#236800809 + sec. 462-5159 bo. Glass top coffee tble. 60x30, textured PC 832 & Basic State Modern 2br wtr/gbe pd Human Academy P/T Security Guard metal base. $200/bo. in TOW TRUCK DRIV- AC laundry carport within twelve-mo pro- & Events Staff Pay 462-9007 DOE. Reliable trans. ER Exp. Pref, FT. walk to town. Mason The Ukiah bationary period, Need clean lic., pass St. $850mo. 433-4040 $2,269.-$2,758/Mo. req’d. 463-1733 bckgrnd ck. & drug PARK PLACE 440 FURNITURE Apply by 08/04/08 People to work with screen. Apply in per- 1 bd. $800. 2 bd. NICE FURNITURE to: HR Dept, 579 Low developmentally DAILY JOURNAL son, M-F, 9-12 at 734 $910. T.H. $1050. FOR SALE Couch & Gap Rd, Ukiah, CA disabled adults 1 on Pool, Garg. 462-5009 Love Seat $300, 4 95482, (707) 463- 1 in their own home. N. Main St., FB, or Spacious 2bd. Pool. Oak Bar stools $25 4261 w/TDD (800) All shifts avail. Mary call FB Tow 964- H20, trash pd. $850. ea. Coffee & end ta- 735-2929. www.co. 468-9326 or come 2009. Also 1bd. $725. Ht. bles $100, Dinette mendocino.ca.us/hr by &PU app. 182 Ukiah residential AC Pd. N/P. 462-6075 Set, seats 8 $250, EOE Thomas St. Ukiah childrens facility Se habla espanol. Clarinet & Saxo- Post Office is looking for caring, PHARMACY TECH- phone 485-1523 Now Hiring! responsible individu- NICIAN PT/FT Willits Avg Pay $20/ hr, $57 DUPLEXES Pharmacy 90 S. Main als to join our team. 320 K/yr, incl. Fed ben, OT. Some exp. pref. but 3bd/1.5bth Ukiah 460 APPLIANCES Placed by adSource not St Willits 95490 not nec.. Will provide tnhse w/ fireplace, USED USPS who hires. 707-459-6877 on the job trainng. w/d hkup, garage, APPLIANCES 1-866-292-1387 RECEPTIONIST FT Starting sal. $12.12 $1200/mo $1600dep & FURNITURE. in an optometric of- 707/433-6688 Guaranteed. 485-1216 fice. Apply 716 S. hr. 403B, great bene- Spacious & clean . Dora 462-5361 fits, & vac. pkg. Fax MISC. resume 707-463-6957 3/2 near deli & video 480 FOR SALE Redwood Empire store. Brktrails. Gar. Veterinary tech/asst. Like New G-5 Kirby w Fair, PT temp fair $1250/mo. $1500 all tools & shampoo help wanted. Flex ASAP P/T N. State dep. N/P. Gd ref., Animal Hosp. 2280 $300/obo will guar 90 hrs. PU apps at credit. Much more. days. 485-7491 1055 N. State St. N. State St 468-5965. 513-6033, 459-1287 B-6- FRIDAY, JULY 25, 2008 THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL SSERVICEERVICE DDIRECTORYIRECTORY WE DO IT ALL LANDSCAPING HOME REPAIRS PAINTING HANDYMAN CREEKSIDE Residential Escobar Services All types of home repair LANDSCAPE Commercial including termite damage, License #624806 C27 Antonio Alvarez Jr bathrooms, windows, doors, Owner 40 years experience RESIDENTIAL Phone: plumbing, electrical, taping, Fast, friendly service painting, tile work, flooring, COMMERCIAL (707) 972-8633 Free estimates Complete Landscape Installation fencing, decks and roofs. • Concrete & Masonry • Retaining Walls Carpentry - Painting - Plumbing Senior discounts Work Guaranteed • Irrigation & Drip Sprinklers Electrical Work - Tile Work • Drainage Systems • Consulting & Design Cement Work - Landscape JOHNSON • Bobcat Grading • Tractor Service Installation & Design CONSTRUCTION Excavating & Deer Fencing Joe Morales Residential • Commercial #460812 (707) 485-0810 Days 489-8441 (707) 744-1912 Free Estimates or (707) 367-4098 (707) 318-4480 cell Lic # 6178 • Insured Eves. 485-0731 Non-licensed contractor

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