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7 58551 69301 0 Sunday: Sunny H81º L 47º 50 cents tax included DAILY JOURNAL ukiahdailyjournal.com 48 pages, Volume 150 Number 16 email: [email protected] RV man killed in accident By BEN BROWN Thursday when, for unknown The Daily Journal reasons, the vehicle drove off A Redwood Valley man the road and overturned. Smile! was killed early Thursday The vehicle rolled at least morning in a rollover accident one time before coming to rest on East Road. in a vineyard. Englund said the it was not California Highway Patrol clear what caused the accident Officer Randy Englund said and said it was still under Brent Edward Kinney, 42, of investigation. Redwood Valley, was north- Kinney was pronounced bound on East Road north of dead at scene. Road H in a white Silverado Ben Brown can be reached at at around 12:40 a.m. [email protected] JUNE 3 ELECTION Jimmy Rickel running in the 1st district By ROB BURGESS The Daily Journal Editor’s note: This is another of a series of profiles of candidates for supervisor in the June 3 election. MacLeod Pappidas/The Daily Journal Quick--name the supervi- Chris Warner-Carey composes a shot with one of his disposable cameras at Thomas Plaza Thursday. sor candidate who included this phrase on the paperwork he submitted to the County You’re your own candid camera Clerk upon filing his inten- tions: By ROB BURGESS “If you want a timid, quiet, The Daily Journal An anonymous inattentive leader representing Chris Warner-Carey was fishing at photographer’s you, don’t vote for me.” Alex Thomas Plaza Thursday. work is posted If you’ve watched public In the shadow of Frank’s Franks, on Warner- access television or paid Rickel Warner-Carey’s bait could be clearly Carey’s web attention to local politics any seen taped to the painted green metal site, time in the last few years, you and many many other issues,” bench facing State Street. www.flickr.com/ probably already know the he said. “It just goes on. The hook, line and sinker of the photos/ukiah- name: Jimmy Rickel. County government is in a operation consisted of a tape, a pics “I just found that while I state of moral crisis. One of string, a Rite Aid 400-speed dispos- could take the time away from the biggest issues I have is the able camera with 27 exposures and a my work I could advocate for incumbent has sat on his flyer reading “Hi there, I tied this the community,” he said. bacon and not advocated for camera to the bench so you could “I’ve learned to irritate the the individuals in his district.” take pictures -- so have fun with it! question.” Rickel said he misgivings I’ll be back at the end of the day to Rickel is one of five candi- about the board-sponsored pick it up. To see the pictures tonight dates in the running against marijuana ballot initiative, go to www.flickr.com/photos/ukiah- Ukiah Public Library. “My hope is that people will go Michael Delbar for his 1st Measure B, but that it would pics. Thanks!” A quick look at the gallery of pho- online and identify themselves,” he District supervisor seat in have to do. Though Warner-Carey has only tos shows the wide range of people said. “I can tell some people are June along with Carre Brown, “If it wasn’t for Jimmy conducted the experiment less than interested in the project where every- checking it, but I’d like to know who Dolly Brown and Ukiah Rickel pushing and embar- half a dozen times after coming one from smiling firefighters to trios they are.” Sativa Morrison. rassing the board there would across the idea in a photography of friends pointing their tongues at Warner-Carey said none of the Rickel has lived in the be no Measure B,” he said. “I newsletter, the Bench Project’s the lens can be seen. cameras have been stolen yet and Ukiah Valley since 1951 and have a lot of problems with Internet gallery now features Warner-Carey said he got the best with the reasonable price he pro- served four years in the mili- Measure B. It’s the only alter- upwards of 90 pictures taken by results from groups of passersby cured them for, he isn’t worried any- tary. He holds a BA in psy- native we have at hand.” Ukiah pedestrians. rather than individuals. way. chology and human services Rickel says that comments “You want it to be in a place that “Teenaged girls do the best ones,” “I only paid $3 for them,” he said. and works as a substance made by people like John people will see it, but not upset the he said. “Once one of them starts “I still have five or six left so I’m not abuse counselor. He is also the Pinches, 3rd district supervi- authorities,” said Warner-Carey, who doing it, they all want to do it. They concerned. I’m really having fun host of his own cable access sor, claiming that the marijua- has been involved in photography take pictures of each other. Some with this.” show titled “Studio 3 na is one of the cornerstones since senior year of high school. “It’s people make the mistake of trying to The fruits of Warner-Carey’s Presents.” of the county’s economy are just fun.” take pictures of themselves and their labors will still be available on his Rickel said he chose this bogus. In addition to Alex Thomas Plaza, arms aren’t long enough so their Flickr account, but starting today, time around to throw his hat “We are living unfortunate- Warner-Carey has also placed the faces are out of focus.” those interested will be able to find into the ring because of the ly in an enabled county,” he disposable cameras at A Healing With each project, Warner-Carey them on his own Ukiah Daily lack of common sense on the said. “I can guarantee you if Cooperative located at the United leaves tear-off copies of the Web Journal photo blog which can be board of supervisors. that (marijuana production) Methodist Church on Pine Street, a address on the side of the leaflet so accessed at “I just think that the board was going to stop tomorrow, bench on School Street and on a con- those who participated can see the www.ukiahdailyjournal.com/photo- doesn’t know the difference we would adjust. ” crete recycling bin in front of the results. blog. between right and wrong Rob Burgess can be whether it be their pay raise reached at [email protected]. Frost hitting local vineyards; could cut 2008 grape crop By BEN BROWN dropped below 25 degrees at problems as well as vineyards supplies that many vineyard below average. this it’s that prices of the The Daily Journal night. Temperatures that low as far away as Monterey. owners keep for frost protec- Poulos said many vineyard remaining grapes will likely A combination of long cold can freeze the new buds on Damage in Sonoma County tion. Poulos said an especially owners are thinking of turning rise as supply falls, Poulos nights and lower than average grape vines as well as growth is estimated as bad as 20 per- dry spring has not helped to dry farming to keep the said. Grapes that are not rainfall may end up damaging on fruit trees and walnut trees. cent of the crop though dam- manners. vines alive. This will decrease already been sold under con- this years grape crop. Poulos said the April age in Napa County is report- Rainfall in the month of the quantity of the grapes, but tract should go for high prices “Frost damage may repre- weather has been unseason- ed to be relatively minor. April has four one hundredths increase their quality, she said. on the open market. sent as much as 30 percent ably cold this April and that Most vineyard owners in of an inch. Normal rainfall is The frost damage is also “We anticipate much higher crop loss at harvest,” said the low temperatures have Mendocino County use water usually 1.79 inches. So far this Mendocino Winegrape and lasted longer than normal for frost protection. The water expected to increase the quali- than average prices for the year Mendocino County has ty of the surviving grapes. uncontracted fruit that Wine Commission spokes- every night. freezes into ice overnight and received more than 28 inches woman Paige Poulos. The damage has not been insulates the bud from the low “Stressed vines at this time remains on the market," she For the last two weeks, isolated to Mendocino temperatures. of rain, well above the near in the season tend to result in said. temperatures in parts of County, Napa and Sonoma The length of the frost each drought conditions the county better fruit,” Poulos said. Ben Brown can be reached at Mendocino County have counties have also suffered night has put a strain on water faced last spring, but well If there’s a silver lining to [email protected] A-2 – FRIDAY, APRIL 25, 2008 DAILY DIGEST Editor: K.C. Meadows, 468-3526 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected]

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The world briefly [\ ques and cars, owner/oper- and brother-in-law Helen Johnson on ator of Mail Haul Jon and Gina Miller, March 28, 1922 in White House: Syria ’must come clean’ Inc. he was a real estate numerous nieces and Yorkville, Ca. Alice gradu- developer in various nephews, aunts and uncles ated from Santa Rosa JC & WASHINGTON (AP) — The White House said Thursday counties, creative planner and so many ex- then served in that North Korea’s secret work on a nuclear reactor with Syria and builder of tended family and friends. World War II in the US was “a dangerous and potentially destabilizing development for unique projects on his A celebration of Phillip’s Coast Guard. Her the world,” raising doubts about Pyongyang’s intention to carry home ranch as well as life will be held this working career included through with a promised disclosure of its nuclear activities. his industrial parks. Saturday April 26th at 4:00 Redwood Empire Seven months after Israel bombed the reactor, the White Phillip was a dreamer of PM, for family and Saving & Loan, Ira House broke its silence and said North Korea assisted Syria’s dreams that most friends at the family ranch, Brannon Mortgage, Henry secret nuclear program and that the destroyed facility was not could never accomplish. 11201 Burris Ln., Rose Mail-Haul and man- intended for “peaceful purposes.” Phillip didn’t have “I Potter Valley. aged many other fi- The disclosure could undermine six-party negotiations to try can’t” in his vocabulary. If desired memorial con- nancial endeavors. She to resolve the nuclear standoff with North Korea. The White He lived and shared a tributions may be loved the family House issued a two-page statement after lawmakers were given full life touching many made to: Saint Mary of the ranch & enjoyed many details about the reactor in a series of briefings on Capitol Hill. people. Phillip always had Angels Catholic great times with family The White House said the International Atomic Energy Agency a new dream and School Scholarship Fund & friends throughout her also was being briefed on the intelligence. PHILLIP HUGO ROSE his motto was LIG –Life is 900 S. Oak St., life. Her love of life While calling North Korea’s nuclear assistance to Syria a April 12, 1963 – April 22, 2008 Good!! Ukiah CA 95482. touched many lives. “dangerous manifestation” of Pyongyang’s nuclear weapons Phillip was born in He seemed to accomplish Arrangements are under Alice was survived by program and its proliferation activities, the U.S. said it Redondo Beach to Henry the impossible and the direction of the her husband, Bob Rey; remained committed to the talks. and Lorna Rose. He loved the challenges that Eversole Mortuary. daughter & son-in-law, Rae The administration said that after the reactor was damaged resided in Potter Valley life brought to him. Ann & Gary Rob- beyond repair, Syria tried to bury evidence of its existence. as a child, but attended Always up for a new adven- [\ ertson; daughter, Glenda private schools most ture was how he ALICE R. REY Presley; grandson, Bush confident of Mideast peace of his life. He had a special looked at life-and how he Trent Presley; great grand- love for Potter lived it. children, Jessica & WASHINGTON (AP) — President Bush sought Thursday to Valley and returned to his When you’d least expect Austin Presley; brother, inject some confidence into the flagging Mideast peace process, family ranch as an it, Phillip would be Stanley Johnson; sis- pledging that the contours of a Palestinian state can still be adult. there to lend a helping ter, Lamona Walraven. reached before he leaves office. But old obstacles, mainly dis- He received a Bachelor’s hand. Friends are invited to puted West Bank settlements, continue to threaten that and Master’s De- All Phillip’s family, attend a celebration of prospect. Bush’s meeting with Palestinian President Mahmoud gree from the California extended family and Alice’s life at 1:00pm Abbas yielded more commitments to peace but no immediate Maritime Academy. friends will miss his enthu- Saturday, April 26 at her breakthroughs. Phillip wore many hats siasm for life-his residence on 690 Road N, in his very colorful life. love of adventure and car- Redwood Valley, Ca. result in reprinting the entire article. Errors Among his accomplish- ing for his family In-lieu of flowers, dona- DEATH NOTICES may be reported to the editor, 468-3526. ments were, High and friends. tions may be made in School Math Teacher, 1st Phillip is survived by his Alice’s honor to: Ukiah • Steven Wineland, of LOTTERY NUMBERS Mate on a fishing wife Lynette, daugh- Senior Center, Hospice or Cloverdale, died on Monday, DAILY 3: Afternoon: 7, 7, boat in Alaska, private ter Ashlynn, sister Margie charity of your choice. April 21, 2008, in Yorkville. 7. Evening: 0, 9, 0. pilot’s license, avid Rose, step-mother Arrangements are under A memorial service will be FANTASY 5: 3, 4, 15, scuba diver, motorcycle Yolanda Pittman-Rose, Alice R. Rey on April the direction of the held at the Veterans Hall 16, 30. enthusiast, world step-sister Carol Gib- 22, 2008 passed away Eversole Mortuary. Cloverdale, on Sunday, May DAILY DERBY: 1st: 03 traveler, collector of vin- son, Father and Mother-in- in her home in Redwood 18, at 1 p.m. Arrangements Hot Shot; 2nd: 04 Big Ben; tage carriages, anti- law Greg and Valley, CA. She are under the direction of the 3rd: 01 Gold Rush. Race Wendy MacKinnon, sister was born to Glen and Eversole Mortuary. time: 1.48.75 CORRECTIONS The Ukiah Daily Journal reserves this INDOOR CRYPT PRESALES space to correct errors or make clarifications to news articles. Significant errors in obitu- VERGREEN EMORIAL ARDENS ary notices or birth announcements will E M G EVERSOLE MORTUARY Watch Repair is preparing to build a 4th addition to their Mausoleum, Columbarium. Crypts are now available for presale at a 10% savings. Questions, please contact us

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COMMUNITY FRIDAY, APRIL 25, 2008 – A-3 Editor: Richard Rosier, 468-3520 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected] What’s Playing Guide dog puppy ‘Gretchen’ graduates The Daily Journal FRIDAY Recently three Ukiah families cele- brated the graduation of the yellow UVAH SPRING FLING -- Community Dance; Veterans’ labrador retriever puppy they raised Memorial Building; Corner of Seminary and Oak Streets, for Guide Dogs for the Blind. Ukiah; 7 to 10 p.m.; Free admission; 468-8824. “Gretchen,” who was featured in a WILL SIEGEL & LES BOEK -- Live classics and originals; Daily Journal story last year, was Himalayan Cafe; 1639 S. State St.; 6:30 to 9 p.m.; no cover; recently selected for the breeding pro- 467-9900. gram by Guide Dogs for the Blind, MARK WESTON -- Pop-rock and folk; Shanachie Pub; 50 and will live near the San Rafael cam- S. Main, Willits; 9 p.m.; $4 cover; 459-9194. pus with her breeder keeper family LIVE MUSIC -- Live jam music; Ukiah Brewing Company; and help provide new stock for the 101 S. State St., Ukiah; 9:30 p.m.; No cover; 468-5898. guide dog program. DJ DANCE MUSIC -- DJ dance music with Patti; Perkins Guide Dogs for the Blind breeds all Street Lounge; 228 E. Perkins St., Ukiah; 10 p.m. their own stock at the San Rafael cam- pus. Gretchen started her puppyhood in SATURDAY Ukiah with Laura Ingels. She spent her first summer with the Ingels fami- TRACY GRAMMER -- Live in-store performance; dig! ly, and then when Laura returned to Music; 362 N. State St., Ukiah; 11;30 a.m.; No cover; 463- college in September, Gretchen was 8444. shared between other local raisers, LAURA & DARIN SMITH -- Live music; Himalayan Cafe; Michael and Emma Turano, and 1639 S. State St.; 6:30 to 9 p.m.; no cover; 467-9900. Nancy Steiner. Gretchen spent time in J STREET BAND -- Americana folk and bluegrass music; each household and was taken on Shanachie Pub; 50 S. Main, Willits; 9 p.m.; $3 cover; 459- vacations, to work, dance classes, 9194. church, and everywhere her raisers HIGH-NOTES BAND -- Dance music; Bartlett Hall; 495 were going. Leslie St., Ukiah; dance 7 to 10 p.m.; $9 cover; all adults wel- Gretchen then returned with Laura come. to college for the winter quarter where TCHIYA AMET -- Reggae/ soul/ indie; Ukiah Brewing she attended all of Laura’s college Company; 101 S. State St., Ukiah; 9:30 p.m.; $8 cover; 468- classes at Cal Poly and experienced 5898. academic life. After returning home to DJ DANCE MUSIC -- DJ dance music with Patti; Perkins Ukiah in March, Gretchen continued Street Lounge; 228 E. Perkins St., Ukiah; 10 p.m. to attend dance class and other outings with the Turano family, and work, school, and travel with the Steiner SUNDAY family until her recall to training in late August. Gretchen was truly a UKIAHAIKU -- awards ceremony and celebration; Ukiah group effort! Conference Center; 200 S. School St., Ukiah; 2 p.m., donations Guide dog puppy raisers make sure accepted. that their puppies are well socialized THE SINGALONG SINGERS -- Sunday dinner voices; and have varied experiences that will Ukiah Brewing Company; 101 S. State St., Ukiah; 7 p.m.; No help them succeed in their future cover; 468-5898. guide work with a visually impaired person. Raisers also teach basic obedi- ence and good house manners. Raisers Pictured, from left -- in the back row: Nancy Steiner, Paul and MONDAY attend local puppy raising meetings Margaret Turano; front row: Michael and Emma Turano, Beth Ingels, and outings each month and agree to and “Gretchen,” the guide dog. MICROPHONE NIGHT -- Sing or play an instrument; follow strict guidelines for raising a Club 711; 711 S. State St., Ukiah; 9 p.m. to 1 a.m.; 462-7111. puppy. Only about half of all puppies bers of their raiser’s household as this rewarding community service pro- raised go on to become guide dogs, pets. ject. For more information about rais- and a very few become part of the Guide Dogs for the Blind provides ing a puppy please visit TUESDAY guide dog breeding program. Many guide dogs free of charge to visually www.pathfinders4gdb.com or call puppies not destined to become a impaired people and receives no gov- Nancy Steiner at 462-5110. For more KARAOKE -- Karaoke and DJ dancing; Perkins Street guide dog do go on to other careers ernment funding. Adults and children information about Guide Dogs for the Lounge; 228 E. Perkins St., Ukiah; 8 p.m.; free. like search and rescue or hearing alike are encouraged to apply to raise Blind please visit their Web site, TAHITIAN DANCE -- Every Tuesday night; Mendocino dogs, and many become valued mem- a guide dog puppy and be a part of www.guidedogs.com. Ballet Studio; 205 S. State St.; Ukiah; ages 11 to 99; 5:30 to 6:30 p.m.; $8 to $11. WEDNESDAY Ukiah Emblem Club is offering COMMUNITY BRIEFS scholarships to area students OPEN MIC NIGHT -- Open Mic; Ukiah Brewing Co.; 102 S. State St., Ukiah; 8:30 p.m.; free; 468-5898. The Ukiah Emblem Club has awarded its $1,000 scholarship to an area student. Free 12 week course for family The following scholarships have yet to be awarded to June of those with mental illness 2008 High School Graduates of the greater Ukiah area: One vocational or trade school scholarship, in the amount of $600; Celebrating lives A free 12 week course for family members of those ith seri- A one-year scholarship to the college of choice, in the amount ous mental illness is starting in late April. The course will cover of $400; and a one-year scholarship to Mendocino Community a wide range of topics, including symptoms, medications, College to a graduate with median grades, in the amount of lived well locally empathy, recovery, self care, communication skills, crisis inter- $350. ventions, setting limits and advocacy. The class is provided by For more information, check with a school counselor. “A bit of fragrance the Mendocino Chapter of the National Alliance on Mental always clings to the hand Illness. Ukiah High School Sober that gives you roses.” -- For more information, call 462-0490 or 467-9116. Chinese Proverb Looking Grad Night seeking volunteers about NALC National Food to support The Ukiah High School Sober Grad Night event is organized Brighten an Elder’s Day. entirely by UHS parent volunteers with support from the . . April showers bring May By Carole UCC Food Bank set for May 10 flowers and there’s a great school, community members, and businesses. This year the Hester On Saturday, May 10, the National Association of Letter class of 2008 will graduate on June 14. way to share your love of gar- Carriers National Food Drive will be taking place with letter dening. This year there is a There is food, entertainment, games and prizes thanks to carriers from Ukiah’s United State Postal Service delivering donations from the community. real need for flowers, vases or more than mail that day. Those who wish to participate can filler material for ered to honor the life of Edith Those interested in volunteering for the night of the event or Giesbrecht Klempel, mother place a box, bag or can of non-perishable unexpired food next would like to donate can contact Sheryl Graves at 621-4023 or Ombudsman’s annual to their mail on May 10. “Brighten an Elder’s Day.” to Ukiahans Ruth Hensell and by e-mail at [email protected]. Judy Ballenger. There were From there, USPS workers will bring the food to the post On May17, communities office where staff from the Ukiah Community Center’s Food have an opportunity to cheer many things unique about this Scholarships available for Potter Valley woman of God, one of which Bank will be picking up the donations. Last year more than up a senior’s day by sponsor- 7,000 pounds of canned goods were collected and this year’s ing a beautiful bouquet of is that she lived past her 105th High School graduating seniors birthday. The tribute, acco- goal is 8,000 pounds. For more information, contact the UCC flowers for $25 per bouquet, Food Bank at 4628879. Applications for the $500 scholarship offered by the Potter while supporting local long- lades and stories about her wit Valley Garden Club, to be awarded to a graduating senior from term care Ombudsman. This and sense of humor, as well as Potter Valley High School, are in the High School Office. Any is the sixth annual “Brighten her card-shark abilities in Green Party Presidential, Congressional graduating senior who will be pursuing a career in the agricul- an Elder’s Day” sponsored by rummy, helped focus on the woman who enriched the lives candidates set to speak on May 10 tural field is eligible to apply. the Ombudsman program in Any Agricultural Business, Horticulture, Floraculture, or Lake and Mendocino of those who knew her. The community is invited to meet and greet Cynthia Termed, “The BINGO Forestry career would be considered “Agricultural” for this Counties. Volunteers bring McKinney, Green Party candiate for President, and Carol award. flowers to residents residing Queen” at Ukiah Wolman, Green Party candidate for the First Congressional Convalescent, she was a con- The deadline for turning in applications is May 1. It is sug- in convalescent hospitals, as District on Saturday, May 10 from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. at the Fort gested that students interested in applying for this scholarship well as home care residences. stant winner at the game. Bragg Town Hall, corner of Main and Laurel Streets, Fort When playing dominoes or pick up the application soon, as May 1 is rapidly approaching. The program is currently han- Bragg. For more information, call Mary Ann Kaye at 743-1719. dled by the Alliance on Aging. rummy, if she won (which Everyone is invited to hear these women speak on the current Ombudsman are those who was more often than not), she issues and this election. All are welcome and donations are advocate for others, going attributed the win to her con- requested. Refreshments will be available. Volunteers sought for Ukiah Saturday into every long-term care summate skill. If she lost, she Local singer/songwriter Chris Skyhawk will sing tunes from Farmers’ markets facility in these two counties would “accuse” her opponent the anti-war movement. For more information contact Chris advocating for residents‚ (with a twinkle in her eye as Skyhawk at at 937-4295. This event is wheelchair accessible. Volunteers are needed to help organize and staff community rights and dignity issues. she did so) of elder abuse. events at the Ukiah Saturday morning farmers’ markets, includ- Additionally, the Ombudsman Edith was a mere 97-years Hospice of Ukiah Grief Support ing children’s activities, food demonstrations and special investigates elder abuse and old when she walked across events. For more information, contact Scott Cratty at 462-7377. other complaints concerning the Golden Gate Bridge the Group set to start May 7 the elderly in these facilities. first time. Title sought for Ukiah holiday festivities She had the quaint habit of Hospice of Ukiah will be offering a new Grief Support There are 42 licensed long- Group starting Wednesday evening, May 7 at 7 p.m. at the term care facilities in Lake handwriting thank-you notes, The Ukiah Main Street Program and the Greater Ukiah notes of encouragement, Hospice office at 620 South Dora, Suite 101. The group will Chamber of Commerce is looking for suggestions for a catchy and Mendocino Counties, meet from 7 to 9 p.m. on successive Wednesday evenings housing approximately 1,100 newsy letters to people who title for this year’s upcoming Christmas festivities. have moved, and letters of throughout May and June through June 25. The person that submits the chosen entry will win a $100 full-time residents, of which The series is open to any adult who is grieving a death. This more than 70 percent do not support and encouragement. cash prize. They are beginning plans for a joint holiday effort She had a list of people most- is an opportunity to express feelings of loss in a safe atmos- this year, and felt a new name was in order. They are looking have family or friends. phere and to learn information and techniques for moving If you would like to spon- ly from church for whom she for a phrase that captures the essence of a Ukiah Christmas; prayed: Relatives, people she through the bereavement process. Each week focuses on differ- something that conjures-up the Spirit of the Holidays in the sor a frail elder, or donate ent aspects of the grieving process, and includes helpful written much needed flowers or vases knew in crisis or difficult community. times, the bereaved, the sick, handouts to take home as well as suggested exercises to work Entries can be submitted to the Ukiah Main Street Program or filler material for the event, on during the week. or help deliver flowers (a very kids at college, and more. Her or the Greater Ukiah Chamber of Commerce. legacy to her progeny and the There is no charge for participation in the group. Hospice of Entries must be postmarked no later than May 3, 2008; mail rewarding experience!), con- Ukiah, Inc., is a volunteer hospice supported by donations. This tact 462-3174. world was immense, as she them to 200 South School Street Ukiah, CA 95482, or e-mail Celebrating a life. . . Last lived a life exhibiting all that is not a drop-in group, so participants agree to come for the them to [email protected] or ceo@uki- weekend, many folks gath- series of meetings. For more information and to register, call ahchamber.com. See LOOKING, Page A-5 391-8013. A-4 – FRIDAY, APRIL 25, 2008 FORUM Editor: K.C. Meadows, 468-3526 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected] Letters from our readers From the desk of ... Support Medi-Cal bill To the Editor: Late last year Assembly Bill 1113 went before the Governor and he vetoed it GEORGE WILL because of drafting errors. Assembly Member Julia Brownley spear-headed the project and fixed the drafting errors the Governor cited in his veto. His veto included strong support for a new bill on the Medi-Cal program for those who work. Ms. Brownley’s new bill has passed the Assembly and is in the Senate for Still at risk approval. Letters of support to the If an unfriendly power had attempted to impose on California Senate are needed statewide to America the mediocre educational performance that ensure its success. exists today, we might well have viewed it as an act of AB 851 removes employment barriers war. for people with disabilities seeking mean- -- “A Nation At Risk” (1983) ingful employment. Let us limp down memory lane to mark this week’s Increasing employment among people melancholy 25th anniversary of a national commis- with disabilities will lead to more state sion’s report that galvanized Americans to vow to do income from taxes as well as increased better. Today the nation still ignores what had been access to employer-sponsored health learned years before 1983. insurance, which will help alleviate Medi- Sen. Daniel Patrick Moynihan once puckishly said Cal’s financial burdens. The bill allows that data indicated that the leading determinant of the employed people with disabilities to be quality of public schools, measured by standardized productive and also lead financially sol- tests, was the schools’ proximity to Canada. He meant vent lives. that the geographic correlation was stronger than the AB 851 allows employed people with correlation between high test scores and high per pupil disabilities to earn up to $52,000 a year expenditures. without a loss in Medi-Cal benefits. Other opinions Moynihan also knew that schools cannot compen- AB 851 allows workers in Medi-Cal’s sate for the disintegration of families, and hence com- California Working Disabled program to From around the nation munities -- the primary transmitters of social capital. save their earnings in a separate bank No reform can enable schools to cope with the 36.9 account with no restrictions on how much percent of all children and 69.9 percent of black chil- can be saved. The San Diego Union-Tribune the new institute — say, per- dren today born out of wedlock, which means, among AB 851 allows people to stay in the Off course haps, an outgoing commis- many other things, a continually renewed cohort of California Working Disabled program for sion president. unruly adolescent males. up to 52 weeks during periods of unem- Feel like Californians The California Air Chester Finn, a former Moynihan aide, notes in his ployment between jobs. The individual don’t pay enough in taxes Resources Board has a cli- SJ Mercury News splendid new memoir (”Troublemaker: A Personal will pay monthly premiums to stay in the and fees? mate change program. Cutting budget History of School Reform Since Sputnik”) that during program as new employment is sought. Well, then, you will be Stanford University’s Global the Depression-era job scarcity, high schools were AB 851 allows workers to continue glad to learn that the Climate and Energy Project increases risk used to keep students out of the job market, shunting working in the program even when their California Public Utilities is celebrating its fifth From a public health per- many into nonacademic classes. By 1961, those class- disability benefits become retirement ben- Commission will be collect- anniversary. Closer to home, spective, the 1.9 percent es had risen to 43 percent of all those taken by stu- efits. AB 851 will exempt Social Security ing $600 million from utility a number of researchers at drop in California’s tubercu- dents. After 1962, when New York City signed the disability benefits and retirement income ratepayers over the next 10 UCSD’s Scripps Institution losis cases in 2007 may have nation’s first collective bargaining contract with teach- received after an individual reaches retire- years to fund a global warm- of Oceanography are at the ers, teachers began changing from members of a been the worst thing that ment age in the program. ing think tank. forefront of worldwide respected profession into just another muscular faction There are so many aston- research on the topic. could have happened to the fighting for more government money. Between 1975 AB 851 allows individuals to keep their state. Individual Retirement Account (IRA) or ishing aspects to this bizarre But that’s not all. and 1980 there were a thousand strikes involving a other retirement product had while in the departure from the PUC’s Because the PUC regu- Gov. Arnold million teachers whose salaries rose as students’ scores program, even if they later enroll in other mission that it is hard to lates the state’s three large Schwarzenegger is using the on standardized tests declined. Medi-Cal programs based on age, blind- know where to start. investor-owned utilities, reduction to justify cutting In 1964, SAT scores among college-bound students ness or disability. First of all, what makes including SDG&E, but not the budget to combat TB. Of peaked. In 1965, the Elementary and Secondary AB 851 removes the program’s current the unelected commission- municipal power companies the many shortsighted public Education Act (ESEA) codified confidence in the cor- 2008 sunset provision, allowing workers ers, who are charged with such as those in Los Angeles health decisions in this relation between financial inputs and cognitive outputs to plan employment options indefinitely. ensuring a reliable and rea- and Sacramento, only about decade, this ranks among the in education. But in 1966, the Coleman report, the Please write the California Senate sonably priced power sup- two-thirds of the state’s worst. result of the largest social science project in history, Health Committee and local representa- ply, believe they have the ratepayers will be on the The global TB epidemic reached a conclusion so “seismic” -- Moynihan’s tives in support of this crucial bill. It will right to impose a new fee on hook for this new fee. That is threatening the Bay Area description -- that the government almost refused to remove the barriers dissuading people California ratepayers for a hardly seems equitable. like few places in the nation. publish it. with disabilities from seeking employ- pet project, however wor- The good news, and we TB kills more than 5,000 Released quietly on the Fourth of July weekend, the ment. thy? use the term loosely, is that people worldwide every day. report concluded that the qualities of the families from More information and even a sample Then there is the price the new fee will amount to In 2006, public health offi- which children come to school matter much more than support letter template can be found at: tag. ... For that kind of dough only about 12 to 30 cents a cials detected 228 cases in money as predictors of schools’ effectiveness. The cru- www.norcaldisability/Article304.html. the California Institute for month on residential bills. Santa Clara County — more cial common denominator of problems of race and class -- fractured families -- would have to be faced. Willie West Climate Solutions, as the But don’t forget that comes than in 35 other states. commission has dubbed its on top of other PUC-man- But it wasn’t. Instead, shopworn panaceas -- larger Ukiah Schwarzenegger should modest enterprise, should dated fees we already pay be calling for increased teacher salaries, smaller class sizes -- were pursued as take a shot at delivering for things such as smart funding, at least for this area, colleges were reduced to offering remediation to fresh- Hypocrisy at KZYX world peace in addition to meters, the California Solar to stop the spread of the dis- men. solving global warming. Initiative, the Solar Water ease. If he doesn’t, Bay Area In 1976, for the first time in its 119-year history, the To the Editor: And there is the matter of Heating and Efficiency Act lawmakers need to put the National Education Association, the teachers union, oversight. The PUC, a gov- and more. (At least those money into the state budget. endorsed a presidential candidate, Jimmy Carter, who I am outraged at the hypocrisy exhibit- repaid it by creating the Education Department, a mon- ed by the management of our local public ernment agency, is directing fees have a more obvious The county is coming up utility companies to collect connection to the commis- ument to the premise that money and government pro- radio station, KZYX/KZYZ. According to empty-handed everywhere it grams matter most. At the NEA’s behest, the nation has an article in the April 15 Press Democrat, money from ratepayers to be sion’s constitutional charge.) handed over to a quasi-pri- Fortunately, consumer turns. expanded the number of teachers much faster than the UDJ editor K.C. Meadows was removed Investing in prevention is number of students has grown. Hiring more, rather from her community affairs program on vate institute with its own groups are certain to file board of directors. legal challenges to this folly, essential. The average cost than more competent, teachers meant more dues-pay- KZYX solely because she expressed her of treating a single TB case ing union members. For decades, schools have been support for Measure B on the air, regard- Then there is the fact that which was driven by com- the institute would be redun- mission President Michael is around $17,000, and the treated as laboratories for various equity experiments. less of the fact that both sides of the disease is becoming increas- Fads incubated in education schools gave us “open” debate were fairly represented during her dant in the extreme. Climate Peavey, whose term ends in change research in general December. A court ruling ingly resistant to antibiotics. classrooms, teachers as “facilitators of learning” rather program. So much for “Free Speech One strain, XDR, is proving than transmitters of knowledge, abandonment of a lit- Radio.” So much for “Democracy Now.” — and the search for clean, that the PUC’s plan is illegal renewable energy in particu- would, among other things, especially difficult to treat. erary canon in the name of “multiculturalism,” and so The managers of KZYX & Z have shown on, producing a majority of high school juniors who their true Orwellian colors, and they lar — are boom industries. ... spare us the concern that Since TB is spread through Various arms of the feder- there already is a leading the air when an infected per- could not locate the Civil War in the proper half-cen- should be ashamed of themselves. I tury. strongly urge everyone who believes in al government are looking at candidate for the plum posi- son sneezes or coughs, the the first amendment right to free speech to solutions to global warming. tion of executive director of threat of an epidemic is real. In 1994, Congress grandly decreed that by 2000 the immediately withdraw all support to this high school graduation rate would be “at least” 90 per- radio station, and the next time they have cent and that American students would be “first in the a pledge drive call them up and tell them WHERE TO WRITE world in mathematics and science achievement.” exactly why you are not sending them Moynihan, likening such goals to Soviet grain quotas - money. - solemnly avowed, never fulfilled -- said: “That will President George Bush: The White www.house.gov/write rep not happen.” It did not. Lawrence Ames House, 1600 Pennsylvania Ave., Washing- Assemblywoman Patty Berg: State Moynihan was a neoconservative before neoconser- Ukiah ton, D.C. 20500; (202) 456-1111, FAX Assembly District 1, Capitol, Rm. 4146, vatism became a doctrine of foreign policy hubris. (202)456-2461. Sacramento, 95814. (916) 319-2001; Originally, it taught domestic policy humility. Moynihan, a social scientist, understood that social LETTER POLICY Governor Arnold Schwarzeneg- Berg's Ukiah field representative is Ruth ger: State Capitol, Sacramento, 95814. Valenzuela. Ukiah office located at 311 N. science tells us not what to do but what is not working, which today includes No Child Left Behind. Finn The Daily Journal welcomes letters to the (916) 445-2841; FAX (916)445-4633 editor. All letters must include a clear name, State St, Ukiah, 95482, 463-5770. The thinks NCLB got things backward: “The law should signature, return address and phone number. Sen. Barbara Boxer: 112 Hart Sen- office’s fax number is 463-5773. 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Her work has appeared in the San Francisco Chronicle, the San Francisco Bay Guardian, Earth Island Journal, Tikkun, Orion, Casual potluck COMMUNITY BRIEFS Salon.com and Alternet. Ms. Handler will talk and sign her new book at Cheshire Books on Friday, April 25, at 3 p.m., and will talk, sing and sign entertaining with friends ‘Walk-a-Mile in Her Shoes’ books at the Fort Bragg Library that evening at 7 p.m. Both During the summer, many event set for Saturday events are free and sponsored by the Alliance for Democracy; of us look for easy but elegant more information is available from Tom Wodetzki, by e-mail- ways to spend time with Project Sanctuary is sponsoring “Walk-a-Mile in Her Shoes” ing [email protected], 937-1113. friends. Mendocino-area on Saturday, April 26, at 10 a.m. at Alex Thomas Plaza in lifestyle guru Sandra Ukiah. They invite adult and teenaged men, women of all ages, Plant sale for Potter Valley Garden McKenzie says all you need and boys and girls are to build a team, get pledges, and compete to entertain are delicious to “Walk a Mile in Her Shoes.” Club’s Scholarship fun set for Saturday recipes, fresh ingredients, and This community-wide walk-a-thon marching one mile to the The annual Plant sale for the Potter Valley Garden Club’s a few good friends to help beat of “Tremendo” Drummers raises much needed funds for scholarship fund will be held on Saturday, April 26 at 10:30 with the cooking. Project Sanctuary via pledges earned by competing teams and a.m. at the Mathews Real Estate office on Main Street in Potter “The most important ingre- individuals. There are three ways to join in: Valley. An assortment of trees, shrubs, vegtables, berries, and dient in successful entertain- Walk with a team -- Create a team with work buddies or perennials will be sold. Theree will also be a donation by the ing is good company,” she friends, collect pledges, and walk together enjoying a friendly Red Tail Wholesale Nursery. said. competition with others. The team with the largest dollar The $500 College Scholarship is being offered to any gradu- Once a month she hosts a amount raised will receive a prize. atng Potter Vallley senior who is going to pursue a major in the potluck brunch for her closest Sponsor a Team –- Those who cannot participate, can indi- agricultural field. Applications are in the High School office, friends. It is a tradition she Bon Vivant vidually or through their organization sponsor a team by pro- with a deadline of May 1. For more information call Mary Ann began several years ago when By Marilyn Campbell viding a donation of $100 or more. Kaye at 743-1719. she realized she was losing Walk as an individual -- Individual walkers find folks to touch with her childhood pals Roast for 1 hour. sponsor your effort through pledges. The individual with the and wanted to stay connected. Meanwhile, halve the car- largest dollar amount raised will receive a prize. Anderson Valley Wildflower “Everyone brings what rots lengthwise, then cut them They will loan participants women’s shoes. For a pledge Show set for Saturday and Sunday they enjoy and find easy to into 2-inch pieces. Cut each package or more information, call 462-9196. make,” says McKenzie. fennel bulb into eighths. In a On April 26 and 27, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., the Anderson “Whether it’s the main course roasting pan, combine the car- Lobster sale fundraiser preorders Valley Wildflower Show will be held at the Boonville or the dessert, it is important rots, fennel, 2 tablespoons of Fairgrounds, on Highway 128. The event will include exhibits to make sure everyone has fun the oil, 3/4 teaspoon of the accepted through May 28 of wildflowers, educational materials, a plant sale, book sale and avoids the stress of enter- salt, 1/4 teaspoon of the pep- and a tea room. Admission will be free. Botanists are invited to taining.” per, and enough water (about How about some live Maine lobsters in time to celebrate come Saturday to help with plant identification. Proceeds from 3/4 cup) to measure 1/4 inch Father’s Day and graduation, and benefit a service club at the The following recipe is one plant sales and raffle benefit local students in the form of schol- McKenzie calls “an easy deep. Cover with foil and same time? arships for college. For more information, contact Sue Hopkins roast for 15 minutes. Uncover Soroptimist International of Yokayo Sunrise’s semi-annual favorite for potluck entertain- at 895-3624. ing." and cook until tender, about lobster sale is starting up again, and pre-orders will be accepted 15 minutes more; let cool. through Wednesday, May 28. The lobsters average 1.25 pounds Remove the skin from the to 1.5 pounds each and the cost is $20 live or cooked. Pick-up Family-Life Expo and Home Roast Vegetables with Vinaigrette beets, place them on a cutting is Saturday, June 16, 2008, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Granite Show set for Saturday and Sunday board lined with plastic wrap, Construction, 1324 South State Street, Ukiah. The cut off for 6 medium beets, ends and cut into quarters. Transfer pre-orders is Wednesday, May 28. Profits from Soroptimist Family-Life Magazine announces that the 12th annual the vegetables to a platter. International of Yokayo Sunrise’s semi-annual lobster sale go Family-Life Expo and Home Show will take place on Saturday trimmed 6 medium carrots, peeled In a small bowl, whisk back into the community. For more information, contact Toni and Sunday, April 26 and 27, at the Redwood Empire together the honey, vinegar, Onori at 462-1705, Sandy Dow at 467-4106 or any member of Faigrounds in Ukiah. Admission is free for this event, and over 2 large fennel bulbs 4 tablespoons extra-virgin and the remaining oil, salt, Soroptimist International of Yokayo Sunrise. 100 exhibitors will showcase ideas for families and homes. and pepper. Drizzle the vinai- Lobsters are picked up at 6:30 a.m. at San Francisco airport. Local talent will perform all weekend on the two stages, and olive oil 1 1/4 teaspoons kosher salt grette over the vegetables and All were caught and shipped the day before from the Lynch games, prizes, stage performances will take place throughout sprinkle with the parsley. Lobster Co. in Beverly, Maine. Lobsters are placed in the weekend. On Sunday, the Ukiah Valley Medical Center will 1/2 teaspoon black pepper 1 tablespoon honey Serve warm or at room tem- Styrofoam-lined boxes, stuck in their proper little slots like present the Health and Wellness Fair. Attendees will be able to perature. wine bottles, tails down and claws banded. They are covered talk to health experts, see educational demonstrations, and take 1 tablespoon Champagne vinegar In Advance: Roast the veg- with ice packs and shipped. complimentary screenings. Local students will also be compet- etables and make the vinai- Members of Soroptimist International of Yokayo Sunrise ing at the annual Science Fair, showcasing award-winning stu- 1/4 cup fresh flat-leaf pars- ley leaves, chopped grette. Set them aside sepa- will also cook the lobster for the customer on site if desired, or, dent projects from all over the county. rately at room temperature for cooking instructions will be provided. Profits from their semi- For more information, or to reserve a booth space or stage several hours. Combine just annual lobster sale go back into the local community for schol- time, call 586-9562, or e-mail [email protected]. Heat oven to 400 degrees Fahrenheit. Wrap each beet in before serving. arships and special projects, including Project Sanctuary, Makes 8 servings Plowshares, Senior Center, the Young Parent Program, and a a sheet of aluminum foil. variety of other community projects. Family Dentistry Native American Motivation Day set for Friday Patrick Henrie, D.D.S • Won S. Lee, D.D.S Mendocino College will be hosting their 22nd annual Native We are pleased to be welcoming New American Motivation day on Friday April 25 from 8:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. The theme of the event is “Soaring To Success,” and and Emergency patients. We will bill is aimed at students from the 7th to 12th grade. The Native your insurance for you. American Motivation Day is sponsored by California Tribal TANF (Temporary Assistance For Needy Families) Partnership 707-462-5706 • Se Habla Español Program, Savings Bank of Mendocino County, Mendocino Call Mon-Thur 8am-5pm Fri 8am - Noon College American Indian Alliance, Mendocino College ASMC, Mendocino College MESA Program, Round Valley Indian Tribes and Pinoleville Youth Group. The event will begin in the Center for the Visual and Performing Arts Building at Mendocino College with a prayer ★ ★ given by Christine Hamilton and feature guest speaker Thomas ★ ★ Leon Brown, who is the Executive Director of California TANF Partnership Program. Brown is a member of the Elem Indian ANNIVERSARY Colony Pomo Tribe from Lake County and a Business Administration graduate from Munson Business College in San ★ SALE ★ Francisco. Breakout sessions will include Career Choices, College Tour with hands on activities and information on how to support your college education. 49th year in Ukiah There will be Native American dancing performed by Pinoleville Youth Group from 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. 14 Pool Pkgs. Those attending the event will receive a free lunch cooked by Incl. Solar Heater the Savings Bank of Mendocino County and receive free T- Save up to shirts sponsored by California Tribal TANF Partnership 00 * Program. For further information on the Native American $700 Off Motivation Day, contact Mendocino College Counseling *#MO3212 Administrative Assistant Darletta Fulwider at 468-3229. 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LOCAL A’S 11 | TWINS 2 CALENDAR Big Hurt returns and helps A’s beat Twins This week: By JANIE McCAULEY probably diminish with the addition of the Toronto Blue Jays and went 0-for- Liriano was done after Davis’ first • TODAY, UHS baseball vs. Associated Press Thomas — had a two-run double off 3 with two walks. He was back in the single and just 35 pitches in a first Rancho Cotate, 4 p.m. OAKLAND — Frank Thomas won the wall in left in the fourth, a day after cleanup spot as designated hitter, inning that lasted 29 minutes. The left- • Sat., Mendocino baseball vs. in his return to Oakland. Rajai Davis connecting for his first home run in 40 which will be his regular role again for hander, who is struggling mightily to Marin, 1 p.m. got three hits in his Athletics debut. games. Oakland after he was a catalyst in the command the strike zone after return- • Sat. UHS swimming NBL invita- With two new and familiar faces in Emil Brown hit a two-run single as team’s 2006 playoff run and AL West ing from Tommy John surgery in tional @ Rohnert Park, 8:30 a.m. the starting lineup, the A’s jumped on the A’s batted around in the first and championship. November 2006, allowed six runs and * Sat., UHS track in Viking Track Classic @ Montgomery 9 a.m. Minnesota starter Francisco Liriano chased Liriano (0-3) after only two- Davis was claimed off waivers from five hits, walked three and didn’t have for six runs in the first inning on the thirds of an inning. Thomas drew a the San Francisco Giants on a strikeout. way to an 11-2 victory over the Twins five-pitch walk and came around to Wednesday and appeared in his first It was the shortest outing by a in the rubber game Thursday. score and Davis singled in the No. 9 game, getting a single in the first, a Twins starter since May 30, 2002, COMMUNITY Donnie Murphy hit solo shots in the hole that inning as the A’s staked triple in the fifth and another base hit when Brad Radke lasted only one- DIGEST fifth and sixth innings for his first and starter Greg Smith (2-0) to a comfort- in the sixth. third of an inning against the Angels second homers of the season and first able lead. Murphy homered to left to start the before leaving with an injury. Jr. American Legion career multihomer game. Mike The Big Hurt agreed to terms with fifth, Davis tripled, then Kurt Suzuki Smith allowed two runs on seven Sweeney — whose playing time will the A’s after being released Sunday by hit an RBI double to chase Brian Bass. Baseball See A'S, Page A-7 The Ukiah Jr. American Legion Baseball "Cats" will be holding try- outs on Saturday, April 26th, from NAPA VALLEY 13 | MENDOCINO 2 1-3 p.m. at Anton Stadium. This is for highly skilled players who are 14-17 years old that want to play in a very competitive travel- ing league during the months of June and July. For additional infor- mation please call Keith at 272- Errors doom Eagles 4990. By MATT SHEKEY Ukiah High School The Daily Journal Swim Team Reunion Napa Valley proved to be too much For all past UHS swimmers. on Thursday afternoon for the Eagles, Bring the family and a potluck dish defeating them 13-2 in a game riddled to the UHS pool, Saturday, May 3 with errors. at 2 p.m. For more information or Mendocino’s starting pitcher to RSVP call Cathy Panttaja 462- Joaquin Lopez (3 1/3, 4 BB, 5 hits, 2 3707 or Brita Alston (916) 622- strike outs, and 7 runs) found himself 8478 in trouble early as he struggled to find his stride. After surrendering a lead- Ukiah Lions Youth off ground-rule double and a walk to Football sign-ups begin the game, the defense fell apart committing two errors in the inning The Ukiah Lions Youth Football and Cheer will be having sign ups that led to four runs. for football players, May 3, 2008, Lopez was pulled after pitching 3 at Anton stadium from 9:00AM til 1/3 innings in which he allowed 11:00AM. Early sign ups are seven runs -- five earned -- on five encouraged. For more information hits and four walks including a hit call Chuck Thornhill @ 485-7600. batter. The Eagles tried to close the gap in Fetzer Charity Golf the first with a leadoff single by Tournament Aaron Parlet. During Terrance Ballard’s at bat, Parlet’s legs took him Fetzer Vineyards is staging its to third with two stolen bases. annual golf tournament on Josh Benson was able to knock Saturday, May 10 at the Ukiah Municipal Golf course, hoping to him home with an RBI single, bring- raise money for the Hospice of ing the score to 4-1. Ukiah and the Boys & Girls Club of However, that’s as close as the Ukiah. In 2006, the golf tourney & Eagles would ever come. Fetzer donated nearly $15K to The Eagles tried to close the gap Hopland Elementary to help with a leadoff walk in the fifth by Jeff recover from the floods that year. A variety of community organiza- Harnisch. Parlet followed with a sin- tions have benefited from the tour- gle leaving runners on first and sec- ney over the years. ond. Ballard was able to advance the runners to second and third with a While many of the players are sharp line drive to first where he was Fetzer employees, a limited num- tagged out. Benson drove one deep to ber of foursomes are available at $125 per player, and hole spon- left, but after a last second adjust- sors, at $500 per hole, are wel- ment, the center-fielder reeled in the comed. pop-fly to leave the runners stranded. Any plans of a comeback for Officials and Mendocino were further unraveled by Scorekeepers Needed five costly errors. The team looked somewhat out of focus, with numer- Girls youth softball is in need of ous balls overthrown. umpires. Season runs May-June, One of the few bright spots for the Monday thru Thursday evenings Eagles was the play of Parlet. Parlet with a maximum game time of 90 went 2 for 4 on the day with three minutes. Umpires will be paid $16 stolen bases and the only two runs of per game and work two games per week but get paid for three! the day for Mendocino. Previous experience is preferred, Brian Milhaupt came in for relief minimum age of 15 is required. of Lopez and was also the victim of Applications are available at the Jeff Trouette/The Daily Journal poor defense. Milhaupt threw four City of Ukiah office, deadline is Eagles’ relief pitcher Brian Milhaupt points to the third base umpire to check whether the batter went innings allowing four walks, seven April 25th. around in an outing earlier this month versus Los Medanos. On Thursday, Milhaupt pitched four innings hits, and six runs while striking out of relief in which he gave up six runs on seven hits due in large part to poor defensive play behind him. The Redwood Empire Officials three. Association needs umpires to offi- ciate mens’ and womens’ slow pitch softball as well as score- keepers. Training classes begin NFL | DRAFT UHS | GOLF April 14th at the Ukiah Valley Conference Center, 6 - 8 p.m for umpires and April 21st and 23rd Ukiah JV golf for scorekeepers. Niners expect low-key draft Contact Wayne at 489-1129 for further info. takes first in after last year’s maneuvering matchup with Mendo Coed Soccer By GREG BEACHAM at No. 7. The 49ers’ interest in adding Tournament Associated Press Of course, that turns the current depth to their offensive line got even CMC schools The Mendocino College SANTA CLARA — The way the draft into something of an anticli- more insistent this week when David For The Daily Journal Women’s soccer program will be San Francisco 49ers see it, their max. McCloughan expects no more Baas tore his pectoral muscle while hosting their 5th annual 7 on 7 co- 2008 draft was a solid success 12 dramatic moves when the 49ers go lifting weights. Baas, slated to The Ukiah JV boys’ golf team took ed soccer tournament on Saturday months before it even happened. to work attempting to add depth to replace Justin Smiley at right guard, on Coastal Mountain Conference’s fel- May 17th at Mendocino College. Last April, the Niners traded their their linebacking corps and the will be out through the preseason low JV golf teams at Adobe Creek GC Each team is guaranteed at least three 40 minute games and can first-round pick in this Saturday’s offensive and defensive lines, per- after undergoing surgery Friday. on Monday, leaving with a first place have up to 12 players on the ros- draft for the chance to move up in haps with a receiver and a defensive San Francisco also doesn’t know finish. the first round. The risky move was back thrown in. whether left guard Larry Allen will ter. Fee for the tournament is The Wildcats finished with an overall $125.00 per team. made for the chance to pick offen- “This year, with a later pick and return, leaving Staley and veterans Registration is due by May 9 and sive lineman Joe Staley, a prospect not having as many picks as we’ve Jonas Jennings and Eric Heitmann score of 227 on the par-36 front nine at the first eight teams will be accept- from Central Michigan who seemed had in the past, we’ll definitely look as the only certain returning starters Adobe Creek. St. Vincent’s was the run- ed. like a steal to general manager Scot for anything,” McCloughan said. — and Jennings barely counts after ner-up finisher with a score of 244 and For further information regarding McCloughan and coach Mike Nolan. “Chances of going up (with a trade) his prolonged injury history. Kelseyville was third with 331. the tournament or women’s soc- When the 49ers collapsed to their will be slim. Going back would be cer, contact Mendocino College “Larry Allen is still a good foot- “The golf course played tough on a fifth consecutive losing record last better.” ball player,” McCloughan said of the Head Women’s soccer coach very cold and windy day,” said Ukiah Duncan McMartin at (707) 468- December, many observers thought The 49ers clearly have interest in 11-time Pro Bowler. “I’m sure if 3006 or the move was just another blunder adding another linebacker to their 3- Larry Allen wants to be a 49er, he JV Head Coach Paul Moore. “These [email protected]. for a club with more missteps than 4 scheme after parting ways with will be a 49er.” scores were great for the conditions, a victories under Nolan’s regime. San veteran inside linebacker Derek Still, McCloughan would love to good tune-up before our biggest chal- Rusty Bowl Bmx Francisco’s first-round pick turned Smith, who signed with San Diego. draft a starting offensive lineman to lenge of the year at Windsor GC in the begins 2008 Racing out to be the seventh overall, yet it Even after drafting Rookie of the compete with Adam Snyder, Tony Cardinal Newman Tournament.” Season was the property of the New Year Patrick Willis, San Francisco Wragge and the rest of the current England Patriots. still is interested in adding depth at backup linemen. He could name at The top performers for Ukiah were Ukiah’s BMX Track has begun its But as the 49ers prepare to use the position, whether through the 2008 racing season with practice least four offensive tackles in the Luke Lucchesi who shot a round of 42, on Wednesday nights from 5p.m. Indianapolis’ first-round pick — the draft or the club’s talks with free draft who probably will start this fall Michael Villa carded a 44 and Gunnar to 7 p.m. There is racing on Friday 29th overall — on Saturday, they’re agent Takeo Spikes. for the teams that get them. nights with registration from 5:30 more convinced than ever that they “Especially in our 3-4, the more Annis a 45. Logan Morris (47), Troy to 6:30 with racing after close of “We talked a lot about how this is Miles (49), Scott Cokeley (49) and registration. Also racing on made the correct move. Staley, the ’backers you have, (the better),” a good year, especially for offensive Sunday afternoons with registra- 28th pick, proved himself worthy of McCloughan said. “They’re usually tackles with depth,” McCloughan Mason Colombo (53) rounded out the tion from 1:30 to 2:30 with racing San Francisco’s praise, and he’s your playmakers on defense. Again, said. “There’s some good football scoring for the Cats. after close of registration. Racing expected to step in for Jonas we’re going to carry more ’backers is scheduled for every week players I think have a chance to play Next up for the Wildcats is indeed than most teams because of special weather permitting. Please call Jennings as the club’s starting left early. If we’re able to (draft a the Cardinal Newman Tourney as they the track number 462-0249 for tackle next season — all for a whole teams value as well. We’ll be hard- starter), it means we got a little bit more information. pressed to pass on good young foot- head to Windsor on Thursday. lot less money than the 49ers would lucky to get someone at 29.” have paid a starting lineman picked ball players, really at any position.” THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL SPORTS FRIDAY, APRIL 25, 2008 – A-7 NFL | DRAFT Raiders consider trading down in draft By JOSH DUBOW re-signed Justin Fargas to a $12 million, Tommy Kelly would start at one of the Associated Press three-year contract earlier in the offsea- defensive tackle spots next season and ALAMEDA — Teams picking near son, renegotiated Dominic Rhodes’ con- praised the offseason work by Terdell the top of the NFL draft normally have tract, and thinks highly of Michael Bush, Sands, a disappointment as a run-stopper plenty of needs. who missed his rookie season recovering last season. Even after a busy offseason of acquisi- from a broken leg. Kiffin had his biggest praise for Long, tions that brought in former Pro Bowlers The Raiders finished sixth overall in the son of former Raiders Hall of Famer DeAngelo Hall and Javon Walker, the running last year and had a 100-yard Howie Long. Kiffin called Long a “phe- Oakland Raiders are no different. rusher in half of their games. nomenal effort player” who has proven That’s why Raiders coach Lane Kiffin “We’re so stockpiled at that position,” he can play in a number of different roles. said the team is giving consideration to Kiffin said. “Sometimes running back’s “He’s so strong at the point of attack, moving down from the No. 4 spot in the not a need but a dynamic player, some- and would be a guy that I think would first round to make up for the fact that times you obviously have to look at help us tremendously in the run game,” Oakland’s second of five picks doesn’t because the guy is so good at it he Kiffin said. come until the fourth round with the becomes a need for a star at that position. Gholston is more of a pass-rusher than 104th overall selection. Obviously we’ve watched a lot of him, a run-stopper, but the Raiders do need to “More than ever, not in Raider fashion, done a lot of research on him. But there’s replace Chris Clemons, who left as a free we may trade back,” Kiffin said so many different directions for us to go agent after tying for the team lead with Thursday. “It hasn’t happened before but before we get to running.” eight sacks last season. it is something we’re seriously looking The primary need for the Raiders is at The other needs the Raiders could at. And that stems from the lack of picks defensive line, which is also a strength at address in the draft are at receiver, offen- and not having a fifth, a third or a second. the top of this draft. Oakland allowed a sive line, outside linebacker, safety and It’s something we’re really looking at and league-worst 4.8 yards per carry and had returner. having conversations about.” only 27 sacks during a 4-12 campaign The Raiders have been the NFL’s Kiffin said the Raiders have talked to a last season. worst team since getting to the Super number of teams interested in the fourth With offensive lineman Jake Long Bowl in the 2002 season, posting a 19-61 pick, with some of those conversations already taken No. 1 by Miami, the record the past five seasons. The produc- characterized as “serious.” Raiders are assured that at least one of the tion in the draft has been a big reason for The fourth pick could have significant top three defensive linemen — Glenn those struggles. value because it’s probable that highly Dorsey, Chris Long and Vernon Gholston Oakland hasn’t drafted a Pro Bowl regarded running back Darren McFadden — will be on the board when they pick at player since getting punter Shane Lechler will be available and there’s also a good No. 4. in the fifth round in 2000. The last non- chance that top quarterback Matt Ryan “It’s a position of need for us and specialist drafted to make the Pro Bowl will be there for the taking. there’s going be at least one really good with the Raiders was cornerback Charles The Raiders clearly would not draft player there when we pick from the D- Woodson in 1998 and the last offensive Ryan after using the No. 1 overall selec- line,” Kiffin said. Pro Bowler drafted was center Barret tion last year on quarterback JaMarcus Dorsey is the least likely of the three to Robbins in 1995. Russell. They also don’t have a glaring still be available after St. Louis and The Raiders have had three top 10 need for McFadden, a player Kiffin has Atlanta make their picks, but the Raiders selections the past four seasons and file photo compared to Reggie Bush. appear to have a bigger need where Long haven’t found a surefire star yet. Robert Last year’s No. 1 pick, Jamarcus Russell, spent the Kiffin has downplayed Oakland’s and Gholston play instead of tackle. majority of the 2007 on the sidelines but enters interest in McFadden because the team Kiffin said newly re-signed lineman See RAIDERS, Page A-9 2008 as the starting QB for the Raiders. Nuggets glad to be home sweet home By ARNIE STAPLETON “It’s our turn to hold after watching Gasol tear Associated Press serve,” Nuggets coach George them up for 36 points in a DENVER — The Denver Karl said Thursday. “It’s a 128-114 loss in Game 1. But Nuggets couldn’t defend Pau great challenge, a lot of fun. Bryant scored 19 points in a Gasol in Game 1 or Kobe The homecourt’s been kind of 4:19 stretch of the fourth quar- Bryant in Game 2. our biggest ally all year long.” ter, leading L.A. to a 122-107 So, what makes them think Game 3 is Saturday and win Wednesday night. they can turn things around in Game 4 is Monday night. The Nuggets, however, their first-round playoff series The Nuggets looked hag- insist they’ll show up against the Los Angeles gard as they filtered out of Saturday with a swagger and Lakers? film study Thursday, most of not a stagger. “We’re home, man,” Allen them not wanting to stop and “My sense is all year long Iverson said. “They got a talk about being in a 2-0 hole when this team had its true chance to play in front of their after allowing a staggering back to the wall, they’ve home crowd, and we want that 250 points so far. responded great and the same type of advantage play- “I think it might just be a homecourt’s been a big part of ing in front of ours.” travel day of getting to bed at that,” Karl said. “I think The homecourt is about the 4:30 in the morning,” Karl there’s an energy out there. only thing the Nuggets have said. “There’s a heaviness to Statistically there’s all sorts of successfully defended all sea- waiting sometimes. We’ll positives that come our way son. have a good practice tomor- here. We play better defense They rode the energy of the row. I thought we got a little here. We make people miss Pepsi Center to a 33-8 record, bit better last night. We didn’t more shots here. ...” including a series of clutch get better enough to win the And all those clutch wins must-win triumphs over the game, but we got a little bit late in the season give the final six weeks that allowed better.” Nuggets plenty of confidence them to reach the playoffs for The Nuggets hung with the they can come back on L.A. the fifth straight season. Lakers until the fourth quarter See LAKERS, Page A-8

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A-8 – FRIDAY, APRIL 25, 2008 SPORTS THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL ANGELS 7 | RED SOX 5 MLB | STEROIDS Angels rally to beat Selig hints no fine for brass implicated in Mitchell Report By RONALD BLUM like him from the clubhouse but the GM MLB hasn’t been persuaded that there Associated Press wasn’t willing to do it. is a validated HGH test. Red Sox 7-5 NEW YORK — Baseball manage- “At this point, our organization hasn’t “They took 2,000 tests four years By JIMMY GOLEN Mike Napoli hit homer No. ment officials implicated in the Mitchell been notified by Major League Baseball ago,” Selig. “We’ve never seen the Associated Press 5; last year, he didn’t hit his Report apparently will escape suspen- officially of what the plan is, so we real- results. No one’s ever seen the results.” BOSTON — Joe Saunders fifth until May 23. sions and fines. ly don’t have a comment,” Giants Fehr said wasn’t bothered by the asser- gave the Los Angeles Angels Ramirez had three hits for Speaking Thursday at his annual meet- spokesman Blake Rhodes said. tion of Chicago White Sox owner Jerry everything he could and head- Boston, and Coco Crisp ing with the Associated Press Sports The joint announcement by MLB and Reinsdorf, who said “steroids is strictly a ed for the clubhouse to ice his returned from two weeks of Editors, baseball commissioner Bud the union was made as part of an agree- Don Fehr problem and creation” during arm. hamstring problems to hit two Selig indicated public service will be ment by the sides to toughen the sport’s an interview on Comcast SportsNet. After six solid innings doubles and steal third both required of officials found to have acted oft-criticized drug-testing program. The “Every since he bought the White Sox, Thursday, he was trailing 3-1 times. improperly. announcement stated “major league play- Jerry feels an obligation every now and and headed for his first loss. The collapse of the Boston As part of Selig’s announcement April ers, including players named in the then to stick a pin in me,” Fehr said. That was before the Angels bullpen deprived emergency 11 that players wouldn’t be disciplined, Mitchell Report,” would participate in “When the owners unilaterally imple- rallied in the top of the sev- fill-in Justin Masterson of a management and the players’ association the educational efforts. Questioned mented terms and conditions of employ- enth, scoring four times to go victory in his major league agreed that players will join Major whether participation was voluntary, ment after the strike in 1994, they could ahead on Gary Matthews Jr.’s debut. After scratching League Baseball in “efforts designed to Selig responded: “It’s part of the pro- have implemented drug testing. They two-run single, then adding starters Josh Beckett (neck) educate youth and their parents regarding gram.” didn’t. Bud did not even implement it in key runs in the eighth and the and Daisuke Matsuzaka (flu) the dangers of performance-enhancing Mitchell recommended that players the minor leagues until 2001.” ninth to beat the Boston Red in consecutive days and mov- substances.” The union also agreed to not be punished unless Selig determined On other topics: Sox 7-5. ing Thursday’s pitcher Jon contribute $200,000 to “an anti-drug, discipline was necessary to maintain —Selig said baseball must do more to “It was awesome to be able Lester to Wednesday, the Red charitable, educational or research orga- integrity in the sport. increase black players, whose percentage to come back like that at Sox called up Masterson for nization.” “Don Fehr has said this, and I won’t has declined from 19 percent in 1995 to Fenway Park,” Saunders said. his first outing above Double- “I don’t use the word amnesty. I don’t disagree with him, just the announcement 8.2 percent last year, according to “It’s a big confidence boost.” A. think there is amnesty because I think of all their names was punishment Richard Lapchick of the University of Saunders (4-0) gave up The 23-year-old Masterson that whatever they’re doing, they’re enough,” Selig said, referring to the Central Florida’s Institute for Diversity three runs on seven hits and is the first Jamaican-born doing something as a result of what they union head. and Ethics in Sports. “We lost a genera- three walks, striking out three. player to pitch in the majors, did. And the club officials and the clubs “Whatever has happened has hap- tion. I’m not sure why. I’ve heard all the Playing the team that swept the Red Sox said. He allowed will be treated in exactly the same man- pened. I want our players to do public reasons about basketball and football,” them out of two of their last one run on two hits and four ner,” Selig said. “That would be unfair if service. I want our club people to do pub- Selig responded. “I’m going to say it’s three playoff appearances, the walks in six innings while they weren’t.” lic service. ... I said to myself if we can our fault.” Angels won two out of three. striking out four, but wound Asked as a follow-up whether that take and use our sport to educate people —Selig anticipated the process of the They took a 5-3 lead in the up with a no-decision. meant management officials wouldn’t be on the dangers — and particularly the Tribune Co. selling the Chicago Cubs seventh off three Red Sox “Masterson came in today suspended of fined, Selig responded: players named in the report, but other will speed up. “They seem to want to relievers who gave up four out of the blue for a call-up “They’re going to be treated the same players who are willing to do it — ... pub- move with dispatch, which I believe is in singles and three walks. and threw us six great way.” lic service and doing a lot of hours of everyone’s best interest.” A day after hitting two solo innings,” Delcarmen said. “I San Francisco Giants owner Peter public-service work are more important —About $350 million was transferred homers, Matthews had three came in, first and second, and Magowan said in February that he and than any draconian penalty.” last year in revenue sharing, according to hits and three RBIs. He hit a wanted to get in there and try general manager Brian Sabean had met Speaking later, Fehr wouldn’t com- Manfred, who said the total is expected to two-run single to break a 3-3 to get out of it, and it didn’t with Selig about the club’s prominent ment on Selig’s remarks. increase to approximately $393 million tie in the seventh, then made it happen today.” mention in the Mitchell Report, which “The agreement speaks for itself,” this year. 6-3 with an RBI double in the Kevin Youkilis also was released in December. Fehr said. —Selig said he wasn’t concerned by eighth — a run that proved returned to the Boston lineup The report said former Giants athletic Selig and Rob Manfred, baseball’s ticket pricing plans of the New York important after David Ortiz after missing a game with a trainer Stan Conte told Sabean in 2002 executive vice president of labor rela- Yankees, who intend to charge $500 to hit a two-run homer with two lower back problem. Add a that a player had come to him with ques- tions, also addressed the World Anti- $2,500 for seats near home plate in the out in the ninth. potential knee problem to his tions because he was considering buying Doping Agency’s announcement that it first five-to-eight rows of their new ball- “We’re swinging the bats woes: He ran into the rolled steroids from Greg Anderson, Bonds’ for- have a blood test for Human Growth park in 2009. “They know their market much closer to what we up tarp when chasing after a mer trainer. Longtime Giants equipment Hormone available at the Beijing better than I do,” Selig said. “If they expected than we did in the foul popup in the seventh, but manager Mike Murphy discovered Olympics this summer. The two said they believe that the market will pay that and playoffs last year,” Angels stayed in the game. syringes in the locker of catcher Benito will monitor whether a test becomes their fans will accept it, then I’m not manager Mike Scioscia said. Notes: To make room for Santiago, the report said. commercially available. going to second-guess them. I only sec- “When we are playing well, Masterson, reliever Craig Mitchell’s report also said Conte asked “Right now, you can’t buy a blood-test ond-guess them afterwards when it does- we can play with any team Hansen was sent back to Sabean to remove Anderson and others kit to do an HGH test,” Manfred said. n’t work.” that’s out there. It’s just a mat- Triple-A Pawtucket. ... Boston ter of bringing that game on a 3B Mike Lowell was headed daily basis. We weren’t able to for a weekend of minor league do that last year.” rehab in Pawtucket. ... Beckett Dodger stadium improvement plan announced Scot Shields pitched a per- threw on the side and is on LOS ANGELES (AP) — necklace,” allowing fans to Antonio Villaraigosa’s office. the changes for community fect eighth, then gave up track to start Sunday. The Los Angeles Dodgers move outdoors around the The changes require groups and season ticket hold- Ortiz’s homer. Francisco Matsuzaka might not make unveiled a four-year upgrade ballpark while inside the approval from the city coun- ers earlier in the week, and Rodriguez got Manny the trip to Tampa Bay because plan for Dodger Stadium on gates. cil, expected to be a formality. formally announced the Ramirez on a deep fly to cen- of his illness. ... Ramirez Thursday that owner Frank One plaza will have views The announcement should facelift Thursday at a news ter to end the game and earn picked up a double in the sev- McCourt said amounts to a encompassing downtown, the help bring an end to specula- conference. his ninth save. enth when center fielder Torii new home for the team built Pacific Ocean and mountains. tion about a new stadium for The stadium, in use since Javier Lopez started the Hunter gloved his deep fly, around the nearly 50-year-old “We’re creating a new sta- the Dodgers, which had 1962, will be the third oldest core of the old. dium without tearing down increased as more of the stadi- in Major League Baseball seventh and did not record an but dropped it after colliding The plan includes a tree- the old,” McCourt said in a out, then Manny Delcarmen with Matthews. ... Kevin ums of the 1960s are torn after the New York Yankees lined entrance to a landscaped statement. “That may take down for newer, more neo- move to their new home next (0-1) had the identical line Cash, subbing for flu-ridden grand plaza beyond center more effort and more classical venues. year. Only Boston’s Fenway with two runs allowed on one Boston C Jason Varitek for the field that will connect to a resources, but we’re talking “We are very pleased to see Park and Chicago’s Wrigley hit and one walk. fourth straight game, doubled. promenade of restaurants, about Dodger Stadium.” the Dodgers commit to remain Field will be older. “It got away in a hurry,” ... The Red Sox said after the shops and a Dodgers museum. It’s all planned to be com- at a ’new’ Dodger Stadium,” This is the fifth phase of Red Sox manager Terry game that they will purchase Acres of parking around pleted by opening day in baseball commissioner Bud renovations since McCourt Francona said. “We were try- the contract of Bryan Corey the stadium will be turned into 2012, with a price tag of about Selig said in a statement. and his wife Jamie purchased a perimeter walkway, which $500 million, according to a ing to piece together the sev- from Pawtucket on Friday to the team is calling “the green The Dodgers summarized the Dodgers in 2004. enth, ... and it didn’t work take Masterson’s spot on the news release from Mayor from the very beginning.” roster.

said. “They’re a great home team. I think altitude is a fac- Lakers tor the first few minutes. They Continued from Page A-7 play with a lot of energy. “I think we’re doing OK, “Well, to us they were pret- we’re playing typical playoff ty much like playoff games,” basketball. That being said, Marcus Camby said. “Going we haven’t put together four down that stretch, especially, explosive quarters that I think late March and all of April, we’re capable of. The impor- were all must-wins. So, we tant thing is getting the Ws.” pretty much know how to per- Lakers point guard Derek form under pressure.” Fisher isn’t expecting any sur- The Nuggets ranked next- prises from the Nuggets in to-last in the NBA by allow- Game 3, either. ing 107 points a game in the “I don’t think you’re going regular season despite leading to see wholesale changes. the league in both blocks They believe in their style of (6.72) and steals (9.17). So, play,” Fisher said. it’s not surprising the Lakers “Defensively, I think they’ll have piled up 250 points. play even more zone than we “It’s a high-paced game,” saw last night. I don’t expect Gasol said. “They keep it real them to do too many things fast, an up-and-down game. differently than they’ve done You take advantage of what so far. I just expect them to do they give you.” them better on their home Opponents haven’t had as court.” much success against the So do the Nuggets. Nuggets in Denver, and “We still feel good about Bryant said it’s imperative for ourselves,” Linas Kleiza said. the Lakers to duplicate their “We’ve got to do what we’re energy, execution and emo- supposed to do, and that’s tion on the road to change defend our homecourt. We’ve that. been good all year at our “Not getting too high, not home, so it should be exciting getting too low. Even keel, if we do that and the series is keeping our poise,” Bryant back where it started.” Smoke & Mendocino Gift Shop For All Your Tobacco Wants –– WaterWater PipesPipes –– ScalesScales –– HookahsHookahs –– BeerBeer –– CigarettesCigarettes –– WineWine A WALK-IN CIGAR HUMIDOR ROOM WITH A HUGE SELECTION OF CIGARS 1109 South State Street, Ukiah 7 Days a Week – 462-3789 THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL SPORTS FRIDAY, APRIL 25, 2008 – A-9

NHL PLAYOFFS | SHARKS SCOREBOARD Houston (Chacon 0-0) at St. Louis (Looper 3-1), necessary 5:15 p.m. Stars, Sharks promise good MLB Arizona (Johnson 0-1) at San Diego (Wolf 2-0), WESTERN CONFERENCE 7:05 p.m. L.A. Lakers vs. Denver AL Cincinnati (Harang 1-2) at San Francisco Sunday, April 20: L.A. Lakers 128, Denver 114 East Division (Sanchez 1-1), 7:15 p.m. Wednesday, April 23: L.A. Lakers 122, Denver W L Pct GB Colorado (Jimenez 1-2) at L.A. Dodgers (Kuroda 107, L.A. Lakers lead series 2-0 behavior in second round Boston 15 9 .625 — 1-2), 7:40 p.m. Saturday, April 26: L.A. Lakers at Denver, 2:30 Baltimore 12 9 .571 1 1/2 Saturday’s Games p.m. By GREG BEACHAM Campbell said. “It was more a When the Sharks pondered New York 12 10 .545 2 AL Monday, April 28: L.A. Lakers at Denver, 7:30 Tampa Bay 10 11 .476 3 1/2 L.A. Angels at Detroit, 12:55 p.m. p.m. Associated Press game of who could get the last the matchup after Thursday’s Toronto 10 12 .455 4 N.Y.Yankees at Cleveland, 12:55 p.m. Wednesday, April 30: Denver at L.A. Lakers, TBA, Central Division Baltimore at Chicago White Sox, 4:05 p.m. if necessary SAN JOSE — Joe shot after the whistle.” practice, Sergei Zubov was W L Pct GB Boston at Tampa Bay, 4:10 p.m. Friday, May 2: L.A. Lakers at Denver, TBA, if nec- Chicago 11 9 .550 — Toronto at Kansas City, 4:10 p.m. essary Thornton’s knuckles have After splitting their eight the Dallas player usually men- Minnesota 10 11 .476 1 1/2 Minnesota at Texas, 5:05 p.m. Sunday, May 4: Denver at L.A. Lakers, TBA, if Kansas City 9 11 .450 2 Oakland at Seattle, 6:10 p.m. necessary healed just fine from the dam- regular season meetings with tioned first. The two-time Detroit 10 13 .435 2 1/2 NL Cleveland 8 12 .400 3 Atlanta at N.Y. Mets, 10:10 a.m. New Orleans vs. Dallas age recently done to them by three road victories apiece, the Stanley Cup-winning defense- West Division Houston at St. Louis, 10:10 a.m. Saturday, April 19: New Orleans 104, Dallas 92 W L Pct GB Arizona at San Diego, 12:55 p.m. Tuesday, April 22: New Orleans 127, Dallas 103, Steve Ott’s face. clubs are riding waves of con- man hasn’t played since Jan. Los Angeles 14 9 .609 — Florida at Milwaukee, 4:05 p.m. New Orleans leads series 2-0 Oakland 13 9 .591 1/2 Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, 4:05 p.m. Friday, April 25: New Orleans at Dallas, 5 p.m. Any bad feelings from the fidence from their first-round 17 while healing a sports her- Seattle 11 11 .500 2 1/2 Chicago Cubs at Washington, 4:10 p.m. Sunday, April 27: New Orleans at Dallas, 6:30 Texas 7 16 .304 7 Cincinnati at San Francisco, 6:05 p.m. p.m. San Jose Sharks’ fisticuff- victories. Second-seeded San nia, but he could be back in NL Colorado at L.A. Dodgers, 7:10 p.m. Tuesday, April 29: Dallas at New Orleans, TBA, if East Division Sunday’s Games necessary filled season finale with the Jose held off the Calgary the Stars’ lineup for Game 1 W L Pct GB AL Thursday, May 1: New Orleans at Dallas, TBA, if Florida 13 8 .619 — N.Y.Yankees at Cleveland, 10:05 a.m. necessary Dallas Stars also have scarred Flames in a taxing seven- after practicing with the club New York 11 9 .550 1 1/2 Boston at Tampa Bay, 10:40 a.m. Saturday, May 3: Dallas at New Orleans, TBA, if game series, while the fifth- this week. Philadelphia 12 11 .522 2 Minnesota at Texas, 11:05 a.m. necessary over, players from both teams Atlanta 10 11 .476 3 Baltimore at Chicago White Sox, 11:05 a.m. swear in that dismissive tone seeded Stars got out of their And although Dallas’ scor- Washington 6 16 .273 7 1/2 Toronto at Kansas City, 11:10 a.m. San Antonio vs. Phoenix Central Division Oakland at Seattle, 1:10 p.m. Saturday, April 19: San Antonio 117, Phoenix 115 of voice that often implies an one-round-and-done playoff ing depth has improved with W L Pct GB L.A. Angels at Detroit, 5:05 p.m. Tuesday, April 22: San Antonio 102, Phoenix 96, Chicago 15 7 .682 — NL San Antonio leads series 2-0 ulterior meaning. Milwaukee 13 9 .591 2 Atlanta at N.Y. Mets, 10:10 a.m. Friday, April 25: San Antonio at Phoenix, 7:30 St. Louis 13 9 .591 2 Chicago Cubs at Washington, 10:35 a.m. p.m. When the Pacific The wrong response would be letting them Houston 11 12 .478 4 1/2 Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, 10:35 a.m. Sunday, April 27: San Antonio at Phoenix, 12:30 “ Pittsburgh 9 12 .429 5 1/2 Florida at Milwaukee, 11:05 a.m. p.m. Division’s less-than-friendly Cincinnati 9 14 .391 6 1/2 Houston at St. Louis, 11:15 a.m. Tuesday, April 29: Phoenix at San Antonio, TBA, if get to you and taking undisciplined penalties. West Division Arizona at San Diego, 1:05 p.m. necessary rivals get back together at the W L Pct GB Cincinnati at San Francisco, 1:05 p.m. Thursday, May 1: San Antonio at Phoenix, TBA, if Arizona 15 6 .714 — Colorado at L.A. Dodgers, 1:10 p.m. necessary Shark Tank on Friday night I think a rivalry is built through the playoffs. Colorado 10 12 .455 5 1/2 Saturday, May 3: Phoenix at San Antonio, TBA, if Los Angeles 9 12 .429 6 necessary for the opener of their second- I’m sure this could lead to a great rivalry San Diego 9 13 .409 6 1/2 NBA PLAYOFFS San Francisco 9 13 .409 6 1/2 Houston vs. Utah round playoff series, fans will ——— FIRST ROUND Saturday, April 19: Utah 93, Houston 82 down the road. Wednesday’s Games (Best-of-7) Monday, April 21: Utah 90, Houston 84, Utah find out whether both clubs’ ” Detroit 19, Texas 6 EASTERN CONFERENCE leads series 2-0 L.A. Angels 6, Boston 4 Boston vs. Atlanta Thursday, April 24: Houston at Utah, 7:30 p.m. biggest brawl of the season -- Ryane Clowe Tampa Bay 5, Toronto 3 Sunday, April 20: Boston 104, Atlanta 81 Saturday, April 26: Houston at Utah, 7:30 p.m. Cleveland at Kansas City, ppd., rain Wednesday, April 23: Boston 96, Atlanta 77, Tuesday, April 29: Utah at Houston, TBA, if nec- adds any punch to the games N.Y.Yankees 6, Chicago White Sox 4 Boston leads series 2-0 essary Oakland 3, Minnesota 0 Saturday, April 26: Boston at Atlanta, 5 p.m. Friday, May 2: Houston at Utah, TBA, if necessary that really count. Baltimore 3, Seattle 2 Monday, April 28: Boston at Atlanta, 5 p.m Sunday, May 4: Utah at Houston, TBA, if neces- rut by eliminating the defend- the addition of Brad Richards, Pittsburgh 7, St. Louis 4 Wednesday, April 30: Atlanta at Boston, TBA, if sary “It was a fun game to be a Florida 7, Atlanta 2 necessary ——— part of,” Thornton said with a ing Stanley Cup champion the Sharks still are wary of N.Y. Mets 7, Washington 2 Friday, May 2: Boston at Atlanta, TBA, if neces- QUARTERFINALS Houston 9, Cincinnati 3 sary (Best-of-7) grin. “You see each other Anaheim Ducks. Mike Modano, who scored Milwaukee 5, Philadelphia 4 Sunday, May 4: Atlanta at Boston, TBA, if neces- EASTERN CONFERENCE Chicago Cubs 7, Colorado 6, 10 innings sary ——— eight times (in the regular sea- San Jose and Dallas four goals — including the San Francisco 3, San Diego 2, 13 innings WESTERN CONFERENCE L.A. Dodgers 8, Arizona 3 Detroit vs. Philadelphia son), and a lot of stuff goes haven’t met in the postseason tally that made him the lead- Thursday’s Games Sunday, April 20: Philadelphia 90, Detroit 86, Detroit 8, Texas 2 Wednesday, April 23: Detroit 105, Philadelphia NHL into that. I’m sure that won’t since 2000, when the Stars ing U.S.-born scorer in NHL L.A. Angels 7, Boston 5 88, series tied 1-1 Minnesota at Oakland, 3:35 p.m. Friday, April 25: Detroit at Philadelphia, 4 p.m. CONFERENCE SEMIFINALS be a part of this round.” knocked the Sharks out of the history — during the Stars’ Cleveland at Kansas City, 2, 6:10 p.m. Sunday, April 27: Detroit at Philadelphia, 4 p.m. (Best-of-7) Toronto vs. Tampa Bay at Kissimmee, Fla., 7:10 Tuesday, April 29: Philadelphia at Detroit, 4:30 EASTERN CONFERENCE Just 19 days before the second round on the way to four trips to San Jose this sea- p.m. p.m. Montreal vs. Philadelphia N.Y.Yankees at Chicago White Sox, 8:11 p.m. Thursday, May 1: Detroit at Philadelphia, TBA, if Thursday, April 24: Philadelphia at Montreal, 4 series opener, the clubs turned their second straight appear- son. After Dallas won in its Baltimore at Seattle, Late necessary p.m. Houston 5, Cincinnati 3 Saturday, May 3: Philadelphia at Detroit, TBA, if Saturday, April 26: Philadelphia at Montreal, 4 a meaningless meeting into a ance in the Stanley Cup finals. sixth straight trip to the Shark Philadelphia 3, Milwaukee 1 necessary p.m. Colorado 4, Chicago Cubs 2 Monday, April 28: Montreal at Philadelphia, 4 p.m. prolonged brawl with 160 Yet they know plenty about Tank on Jan. 17, Modano jok- St. Louis at Pittsburgh, 7:05 p.m. Orlando vs. Toronto Wednesday April 30: Montreal at Philadelphia, 4 Florida at Atlanta, 7:10 p.m. Sunday, April 20: Orlando 114, Toronto 100 p.m. penalty minutes, including 95 each other. ingly dubbed his team “the N.Y. Mets at Washington, 7:10 p.m. Tuesday, April 22: Orlando 104, Toronto 103, Saturday May 3: Philadelphia at Montreal, 4 p.m., San Francisco at San Diego, Late Orlando leads series 2-0 if necessary in a wild first period. “We play enough games San Jose Stars.” Arizona at L.A. Dodgers, Late Thursday, April 24: Orlando at Toronto, 4:30 p.m. Sunday May 4: Montreal at Philadelphia, 4 p.m., if Friday’s Games Saturday, April 26: Orlando at Toronto, Noon necessary Thornton pounded on Ott in against everybody in the con- A few weeks later, the AL Monday, April 28: Toronto at Orlando, 4:30 p.m., if Tuesday May 6: Philadelphia at Montreal, 4 p.m., L.A. Angels (Santana 3-0) at Detroit (Robertson necessary if necessary the featured bout, while tough ference,” Sharks goalie Sharks began their streak of 0-2), 4:05 p.m. Thursday, May 1: Orlando at Toronto, TBA, if nec- Evgeni Nabokov said. “I don’t 20 consecutive games without N.Y.Yankees (Pettitte 3-1) at Cleveland (Byrd 0- essary Pittsburgh vs. N.Y. Rangers guys Jody Shelley, Trevor 2), 4:05 p.m. Saturday, May 3: Toronto at Orlando, TBA, if nec- Friday, April 25: N.Y. Rangers at Pittsburgh, 4 Daley, Kyle McLaren and think anybody is going to a regulation loss, rocketing Boston (Wakefield 2-0) at Tampa Bay (Garza 0- essary p.m. 0), 4:10 p.m. Sunday, April 27: N.Y. Rangers at Pittsburgh, 11 Stephane Robidas all got into open up any secrets. It’s just them past Dallas into the divi- Minnesota (Blackburn 1-1) at Texas (Millwood 1- Cleveland vs. Washington a.m. 2), 5:05 p.m. Saturday, April 19: Cleveland 93, Washington 86 Tuesday, April 29: Pittsburgh at N.Y. Rangers, 4 the action. Even mild-man- about grinding and paying sion lead. The Stars fell into a Toronto (Burnett 2-1) at Kansas City (Greinke 3- Monday, April 21: Cleveland 116, Washington 86, p.m. 0), 5:10 p.m. Cleveland leads series 2-0 Thursday, May 1: Pittsburgh at N.Y. Rangers, 4 nered San Jose forward Milan attention to detail.” tailspin at about the same Baltimore (Burres 2-1) at Chicago White Sox Thursday, April 24: Cleveland at Washington, 5 p.m. (Buehrle 1-2), 5:11 p.m. p.m. Sunday, May 4: N.Y. Rangers at Pittsburgh, 11 Michalek started a fight for Dallas presents a big style time, dropping all the way to Oakland (Eveland 2-1) at Seattle (Batista 2-2), Sunday, April 27: Cleveland at Washington, 10 a.m., if necessary 7:10 p.m. a.m. Monday, May 5: Pittsburgh at N.Y. Rangers, 4 the first time in his career. change from the hectic pace of third place in the Pacific. NL Wednesday, April 30: Washington at Cleveland, p.m., if necessary Philadelphia (Eaton 0-0) at Pittsburgh (Duke 0-1), TBA, if necessary Wednesday, May 7: N.Y. Rangers at Pittsburgh, Afterward, Shelley said the the Sharks’ seven games But several Stars thought 4:05 p.m. Friday, May 2: Cleveland at Washington, TBA, if TBD, if necessary Atlanta (Jurrjens 2-2) at N.Y. Mets (Pelfrey 2-0), necessary ——— game might be an issue if the against Calgary. The Stars the season-ending donny- 4:10 p.m. Sunday, May 4: Washington at Cleveland, TBA, if WESTERN CONFERENCE Chicago Cubs (Dempster 3-0) at Washington teams met again. With that favor a patient, trapping game brook against the Sharks (Perez 0-3), 4:35 p.m. Florida (Olsen 3-0) at Milwaukee (Gallardo 0-0), meeting looming, both sides reliant on good playmaking brought them together for the 5:05 p.m. now claim they were just and solid defensive position- postseason. Several Sharks blowing off some steam ing, while the Sharks have a felt the same way — but they before the playoff grind. well-rounded approach that insist the bad behavior was “That Game 82, I don’t can move quickly or deliber- checked at the playoff door. think that was characteristic ately. “The wrong response of anything that’s going to “We know each other so would be letting them get to happen in a playoff game,” well,” Dallas coach Dave you and taking undisciplined said Ott, who blames the Tippett said. “I’d like to see us penalties,” said Ryane Clowe, Sharks for the shenanigans. play everybody during the the Sharks’ leading scorer in “Maybe it was a nothing regular season, but maybe the the first round. “I think a game, and they treated it like league’s getting back at me a rivalry is built through the that.” little bit right now. Here’s playoffs. I’m sure this could “Game 82 wasn’t really a Anaheim, that you’ve seen lead to a great rivalry down hockey game any more,” eight times, and now here’s the road.” Sharks defenseman Brian San Jose.” Raiders Continued from Page A-7 Gallery struggled at tackle in his first three seasons after being the second pick in 2002 before showing some positive signs as a left guard last sea- son despite a penchant for penalties. Safety Michael Huff has just one interception, one forced fumble and one fumble recovery since being taken seventh in 2006, and Russell started only one game last season because of a contract dispute after being picked first overall.

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Web site: reduced price tickets for the encouraged to participate in a Shanachie Pub in Willits. Friends of the Library. . . Looking www.yfcbikeride.org matinee, please call SPACE quilt challenge sponsored by . . Comments of fun musical It was back in 1992 when bal- If you have any questions, Office, 62-9370. the Grapevine Quilters of happenings have come across lot Measure A was proposed - Continued from Page A-3 contact Tom at 485-7818. His Second Scrafter’s Mendocino County. The the desk from Cherie a $24 tax to support libraries. blog site is: www.tom- Retreat. . . First Presbyterian “Black & White Quilt Rally Sheraque. They had Schindig This became an annual is good, and her supreme srideacrossamerica.blogspot.c Church women are sponsoring Challenge” will be a featured perform for their 8th fundraiser. Just like all organi- dependence and love of Jesus om a Friday night/Saturday day event at this year’s quilt show Anniversary Party on zations dependant upon gov- Christ. She was a shining Tom and his wife, Nancy, event for women to gather and held on Sept. 13 and 14 at the Tuesday, Ten Cent Lure on ernment support, funding to example of a Godly woman. have two grown children: work on quilting, scrap book- Ukiah Valley Conference Thursday, Steven Bates on our library has been reduced. Washington to Maine. . . Kristin, 25, and Stephen, 22. ing, knitting -- whatever you Center. Friday and John Craigie on Ukiah Valley Friends of the Tom Phillips, local math Tom’s hobbies include play- enjoy doing. The special event The quilt show is held in Saturday. They have “Open Library (a 501©(3) charitable teacher, is participating in an ing trombone with Ukiah is May 2 and 3 in Bromley conjunction with the Early Mic Night” where performers organization) is hoping the adventure of a lifetime; Youth Symphony Orchestra, and the Hall (corner of Perkins and Iron of Ukiah Car Club’s can sign up for a 20-minute community again steps up to For Christ’s inaugural “Sea to College band and brass Dora Streets, Ukiah), Friday 6 “Fabulous Flashback Car slot anytime after the Pub support this worthy cause with See Ride,” 60 days of ensemble. p.m. to 10 p.m. (Bring a bag Show” in downtown Ukiah. opens for the day at 3 p.m. by donations. Make checks endurance riding a bicycle Spending to help local- dinner if you like) and A fabric packet that dropping in or calling 459- payable to “Ukiah Valley 4,295 miles to raise funds for ly∑What if you could buy Saturday, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. includes an entry form and 9194. Friends of the Library,” and drop in centers for youth in “stuff” and benefit a local (Coffee, tea and lunch provid- rules is available for $5 at On April 24, the Pub wel- mail or take to 105 North places such as Cairo, Egypt, non-profit organization? ed.). Cost: $5 for the day and Beverly Fabrics or Quilter’s comed the return of Kitty Main Street, Ukiah, CA Europe, North Africa and GoodSearch.com is a new for raffle drawing. Tickets are Cottage -- A Stitch in Time or Rose. This local 95482. other locations. Yahoo-powered search engine available at the door. by calling Anne Holden at Americana/Country artist Their annual book sale is at On June 17, a group of that donates half its advertis- Organizers encourage you to 462-1901. There is no entry from Potter Valley is constant- the annual Family Expo, April cyclists from all over the ing revenue, about a penny per bring your project, sip tea or fee to submit a quilt. ly touring, but she appeared at 26 and 27, at the Ukiah fair- world will depart Anacortes, search, to the charity you des- The rules explain where the Pub on what was surely a grounds. Mendocino Quilt Washington for this journey coffee and enjoy fellowship ignate. Use it like any search with friends, old and new. and when entry forms and night of foot stompin’ music! Artists‚ display in the Ukiah across America. If all goes engine, get quality search quilts are submitted. A view- On April 25, check out the branch of the county library according to plan, they will For tickets contact: Denise results from Yahoo, and watch Beckler 463-1198 denise er’s choice ribbon will be Mark Weston Band, one of the runs May 19 through July 28. eventually wind up in Bar the donations add up. awarded to the quilter whose hardest working bands from The children’s Summer Harbor, Maine. Each partici- @fpcukiah.org; Caroline GoodShop.com is a new Crowley 462-8460; Shirley quilt receives the most votes Lake County, playing pop- Reading Program begins July pant in the YFC Sea to See online shopping mall which by attendees of the show. For rock and folk music, great for 2 through Aug. 6 on Ride is asked to raise a mini- donates up to 37% of each Lewis 485-5536; Linda Logan dancing too! For more infor- Wednesdays (for pre-school 462-8269 [email protected]. more information call Anne mum of $6,500 in donations to purchase to your favorite Holden at 462-1901 or e-mail mation, visit www.markwest- through third grade). Call Ina Youth for Christ in order to cause. Quilters unite. . . All quilt onband.com The music starts at 463-4153 for more details. enthusiasts are welcome and your questions to participate. Thanks to the folks at [email protected]. at 9 p.m. Cheer-i-o! This 52-year-old local resi- MCAVN (Mendocino County dent has been riding his bicy- AIDS Volunteer Network) for cle 12 years. This past year, letting us know about this Tom rode 5,600 miles. Since (and, of course, they‚d love it August, through all kinds of if you choose MCAVN as weather, he has been riding your charity of choice!). from his home in Redwood Hundreds of great stores, Valley daily to Ukiahi where including Amazon, Target, he teaches. He is also an Gap, Best Buy, e-bay, Macy’s instructor at Mendocino and Barnes & Noble, have College. teamed up with GoodShop. “I have the time available, Every time you place an order, all I need now is money,” said you‚ll be supporting a great Tom, “I believe in the min- cause! istries of this organization and Teens‚ Outrageous what they do for youth around Movement. . . There’s a the world. Each rider is raising unique performance event at least $6,500 in support and highlighting the positive I’ve raised more than $4,000, activities of more than 100 so need $2,000 more. About teens involved in after-school $2,000 of that is the support of arts programs. Teens perform- the riders and the other $4,500 ing will be models of very goes to YFC. We’re going to diverse students working stay with host families along together towards a common FIND the way. performance goal with the WHAT YOU Smiling, Tom explained, theme of emotional, physical NEED IN “We will average 83 miles a and social wellness. Laurel day, six days a week, 500 Near wrote, “We are thrilled C THE miles a week for nine weeks ˆ that the 2pm matinee will be L a lot of riding, but you get mostly a teen audience.” conditioned for it and the ride SPACE will be producing A becomes enjoyable. Outrageous Movement & S “I’ve never been away Song-Get Fit! on Saturday, S from my family that long and June 7, at 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. at IFIEDS! it will be difficult, but it’s a Mendocino College Center good cause, a sacrifice, but Theater (1000 Hensley Creek worth it in the long run for the Road), performed by a four- good that will come of it.” school consortium of “Youth If you want to sponsor Artists in Action.” Tom, there are two ways: On Bay area performing arts line, www.firstgiving. schools collaborating with com/tomphillips or write a SPACE include Destiny Arts check and donate, send to: from Oakland, Grrrl Brigade YFC, P.O. Box 4555, Taiko Dance from Dance Englewood, Colorado 80112. Mission in San Francisco and In the “memo line of your Oakland Youth Choir. For check, write Ride Across information about group America for Tom Phillips. COMMUNITY BRIEFS

Youth Summer Camp Try-Outs at the Ukiah High Track set for Sunday Boys 14 to 17 years old, are invited to join the Devil Pups for their 2008 try-outs. Devil Pups, Incorporated is sponsoring its 2008 Youth Summer Camp, to be held at Camp Pendleton Marine Base. The dates of the youth camp will be from July 31 through Aug. 9. This program was first developed in 1954 and is a youth-cit- izenship development program where youth will learn leader- ship and team building skills. Attendees will meet with other youth from all over California and Nevada and learn how to live, work, and have fun with others, in a military setting. Try-outs for the Devil Pup Youth Summer Camp will be held on Saturday, April 26th at 10 a.m. at the Ukiah High School track area. Applicants must be healthy, non-delinquent boys ages 14 and 17 at the time they depart for the camp on July 30. The try-outs will consist of a competitive physical fitness test and an interview. At present they have a few openings for Lake and Mendocino youth. The candidates will be ranked in order of their fitness test scores and their age at time of departure. Once their openings are filled, other qualified candidates can be held on a waiting list. All costs of food, lodging, and travel are paid for by Devil Pups, Inc. They urge interested parties to call local volunteers at 621-0041 or 489-7948 for more information on the April 26 try-outs, as well as the August encampment. ‘Transforming Energy’ set for Monday “Transforming Energy,” a one-hour documentary about alternative energy as a solution to the problems of Global Warming and the end of cheap oil gas. The documentary goes into the lives of the people who are on the ground now, creat- ing a new energy paradigm -- from political activist Matt Baker of Environment Colorado to Dan Shugar, president of the largest solar panel company in the world, to the student engi- The Ukiah neers racing their own designed solar cars, to a family living off the grid in rural Iowa. The film also documents Native Publication Dates: Alaskans who must evacuate their village near the Bering Sea The Ukiah Daily Journal DAILY JOURNAL because of the effects of Global Warming. May 11 The film features interviews with Hunter Lovins, William Call your Ukiah Daily Journal McDounough, Jeremy Rifkin and James Howard Kunstler. online at ukiahdailyjournal.com The public is invited to a free showing on Monday, April 28, representative to reserve your space 7 p.m. in the choir room of the Ukiah United Methodist Church, Advertising Space & Materials Deadline: 270 N. Pine St. “Transforming Energy” is part of an on-going educational May 1, 3:00 pm film series sponsored by the Methodist Church, Greater Ukiah Localization Project, and the Mendocino Environmental 468-3500 Center. For more information, call 468-8785. THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL FRIDAY, APRIL 25, 2008 -A-11

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Those arrested by law enforcement Agents trap salmon-eating sea lions POLICE REPORTS SHERIFF’S REPORTS officers are innocent until proven guilty. People reported as having been arrest- NORTH BONNEVILLE, clanged shut and state agents by a 1972 federal law. The The following were The following were ed may contact the Daily Journal once Wash. (AP) — One by one, concluded their first day of National Marine Fisheries compiled from reports compiled from reports their case has been concluded so the curious California sea lions trapping the salmon-hungry Service authorized removal of prepared by the Ukiah prepared by the results can be reported. Those who feel checked out the open cage left sea mammals. A day earlier about 85 animals a year for Police Department. To Mendocino County the information is in error should con- invitingly on a platform in the the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of five years but recommended anonymously report Sheriff’s Office: tact the appropriate agency. In the case of those arrested on suspicion of dri- Columbia River below Appeals ruled that some of the limiting the annual take to crime information, call BOOKED -- Christian ving under the influence of an intoxi- Bonneville Dam and flopped animals could be trapped but about 30 and suggested cap- 463-6205. Ernst Chalupa, 22, of Eureka, cant: all DUI cases reported by law inside to chill out on the nice not killed in reply to a lawsuit ture take precedence over ARREST -- Victor Valle was booked into jail on suspi- enforcement agencies are reported by flat surface. brought by the Humane killing, to which the states Hernandez, age and home- the newspaper. The Daily Journal makes Big mistake. Society of the United States. agreed. cion of possession of concen- no exceptions. town not listed, was arrested trated cannabis, possession of Around noon the door The sea lions are protected Thursday’s haul was eight. on suspicion of assault with a a dangerous weapon and a • Willits • deadly weapon in the 300 warrant for possession of a block of Seminary Avenue at NOYO THEATRE 459-NOYO (6696) dangerous weapon by the Visit us at our website www.cinemawest.com 1:36 p.m. Wednesday. D. WILLIAM JEWELERS California Highway Patrol at INDEPENDENT FILM SERIES 7:00PM WED & THUS Hernandez was released after Miss Pettigrew Lives For A Day PG13 being cited. 1:53 a.m. Wednesday. BOOKED -- Jeffrey Paul 7:10 Adv. Tix on Sale IRON MAN (PG-13) # ARREST -- Ingrid Dilts, Prom Night Adv. Tix on Sale CHRONICLES OF NARNIA: PRINCE Harrelson, 41, of Guntown, Additional Matinees Sat-Sun 1:50, 4:30 PG13 (DL) CASPIAN (PG) # 39, of Ukiah, was arrested on Additional Late Shows Fri-Sat 9:15 was booked into jail on suspi- BABY MAMA (PG-13) (515) 745 1010 suspicion of driving under the Nim’s Island 7:00 HAROLD & KUMAR ESCAPE FROM GUANTANAMO Huge Selection of cion of driving under the BAY (R) - ID REQ'D (505) 735 1000 influence in the 1800 block of Additional Matinees Sat-Sun 2:10, 4:40 PG influence by the California Additional Late Shows Fri-Sat 9:05 FORGETTING SARAH MARSHALL (R) - ID REQ'D (430) Solitaire and Three South Dora Street at 11:08 6:50 710 950 p.m. Wednesday. Dilts was Highway Patrol at 9:21 a.m. 21 FORBIDDEN KINGDOM (PG-13) (415) 700 945 Stone Diamond Rings Additional Matinees Sat-Sun 1:40, 4:15 PG13 PROM NIGHT (PG-13) (530) 750 1005 released after being cited. Wednesday. Additional Late Shows Fri-Sat 9:30 NIM'S ISLAND (PG) (500) 720 955 Please call theater recording for wheelchair Pear Tree Center • 462-4636 accessibility information Times For 4/25 ©2008

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

CHAOS GRID THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME 25 27 22 23 by Mike Argirion and Jeff Knurek OGKF -1 -3 28 24 Unscramble these four Jumbles, IDTO one letter to each square, 26 0 1 -1 TIFN to form four ordinary words. 2-421-2 AOEM GLUHC CLUE: REPAST ORDER GRID 47 ©2008 Tribune Media Services, Inc. 47 All Rights Reserved.

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23 -6 1 23 ASTA A: A “ ” 11 13 5 12 ROFB (Answers tomorrow) 5 111213 Jumbles: SILKY FUROR OCCULT PARADE ETHL Yesterday’s 22323-7 Answer: What a boxer will fight for that a woman EHEM has — A PURSE 4/24/2008 Some of sister-in-law’s stories aren’t for teen ears Dear Annie: My husband is very close to Daddy extremely interesting, and help her looking for a new position, or you can try a dif- his sister, “Cynthia.” I also like her very much, understand that what is fun in retrospect is less ferent approach. Invite one of the troublemak- as does our 16-year-old daughter. ANNIE’S MAILBOX innocent and more risky than it sounds. ers to join you for coffee and conversation. It Since Cynthia lives in another state, we see Dear Annie: I am a medical receptionist at might keep things calm until your resume gets her only a few times a year and she usually By Kathy Mitchell and Marcy Sugar a clinic. I like working here and my boss thinks some attention. stays in our home. We often spend two or three I do a pretty good job. Recently, however, Dear Annie: This is in response to “Not hours sitting around the dining room table talk- things just aren’t right. ries without offending her. Any suggestions? -- Sure in California,” whose husband of two ing about our families, our lives, our jobs, etc., A nice raincoat of mine was stolen from a years had never let her see him naked, meet his but then the conversation turns to the Puzzled in Pennsylvania closet that was not accessible to the patients. I Dear Puzzled: Cynthia sounds like a great family or see pictures of him as a child. He also escapades Cynthia and her brother had as reported it to the office manager, but nothing changed his name and hid all his financial teenagers. gal with an interesting past. We don’t think she happened. Last week, the manager called me in The two of them were rather wild back then. will be offended if you take her aside when she information from her. and said I had been accused of discussing pri- I strongly suspect this man is in some stage On her last visit, Cynthia told a story I hadn’t next visits and say, “Cynthia, we love your sto- vate medical charts with other employees. heard before. It was sexual in nature and much ries, but we’re afraid some of them are a little Annie, this is a complete lie. of gender reassignment. He very likely does too graphic for a 16-year-old girl, but there was racy for our daughter. You and your brother The clinic is a little hotbed of gossip and I not want her to see (via pictures) or find out our daughter, hanging on every word. I tried to survived those times and came out fine, but she don’t get involved in the drama. I simply keep (via family) that he once was (or still is) a change the topic several times, to no avail. looks up to you and might imitate your my mouth shut and do my work. I am current- woman. It would also explain the name change The next day, when my husband and I were escapades and not do as well. We know you’d ly seeking other employment, but I really can’t as well as the lack of insurance, since that usu- alone, I told him I really like Cynthia and am feel terrible if that happened. How about sav- afford to quit this job. Any advice? -- ally requires a medical examination. glad she visits, but some of her conversation is ing those stories for the adults?” Disgruntled “Not Sure” needs to consider this possibili- inappropriate for our daughter to hear. I was If you explain your concerns, we think she’ll Dear Disgruntled: You sound a bit aloof ty and respond accordingly. -- M.H. surprised that he agreed with me. Now we are get it. 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267-08 V. BIRCHARD MINIMUM BID: $3,300.00 262-08 4-25,5-2,9/08 MINIMUM BID: $19,100.00 SITUS ADDRESS: 2199 PRIMROSE DRIVE, 4-18,25,5-2/08 PUBLIC AUCTION SITUS ADDRESS: 76340 COVELO ROAD, WILLITS COUNTY OF MENDOCINO NOTICE OF SALE ON MAY 23, 2008 COVELO DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION OF TAX-DEFAULTED PROPERTY FOR SALE LOT NO. 25 DELINQUENT TAXES SALE LOT NO. 9 ASSESSOR’S PARCEL NO. 100-062-0401 NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Whereas, on February 5, 2008, Shari L. ASSESSOR’S PARCEL NO. 036-200-80 LAST ASSESSEE: ANGELI C. ESPANOL CONTRACT NO. 080003 Schapmire, Mendocino County Tax Collector, (SUBDIVISION VIOLATION) MINIMUM BID: $3,200.00 was directed by the Board of Supervisors of LAST ASSESSEE: DAVID TORREY 1/2 SITUS ADDRESS: 24462 ROSE TERRACE, Sealed proposals will be received by the Purchasing Agent of the County of Mendocino, State Mendocino County, State of California, to sell MINIMUM BID: $5,000.00 WILLITS of California, until the hour of 2:00 o'clock P.M. on the 8th May, 2008 at which time they will be at public auction certain tax-defaulted proper- SITUS ADDRESS: NO SITUS AVAILABLE publicly opened and read aloud in the office of the Purchasing Agent of the General Services Department of the County of Mendocino, 841 Low Gap Road, Ukiah, California 95482 (tele- ties which are subject to the power of sale, SALE LOT NO. 26 phone 707-463-4291) for construction in accordance with the Plans and Specifications to public notice is hereby given that unless said SALE LOT NO. 10 ASSESSOR’S PARCEL NO. 100-072-1301 which special reference is made as follows: properties are redeemed before the close of ASSESSOR’S PARCEL NO. 050-510-04 LAST ASSESSEE: VICTOR T. & CELESTI- business on the last business day prior there- LAST ASSESSEE: DARRELL PIKE NA E. SUMAGAYSAY COUNTY OF MENDOCINO, DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION to, I will on May 23, 2008, at the hour of Ten MINIMUM BID: $3,200.00 MINIMUM BID: $4,800.00 2006 STORM DAMAGE REPAIRS ON o’clock a.m. in the Board of Supervisors SITUS ADDRESS: NO SITUS AVAIALBLE SITUS ADDRESS: 24221 LILAC ROAD, WIL- COMPTCHE UKIAH ROAD, CR 223, M.P.8.53 Chambers, 501 Low Gap Road, Ukiah, in the LITS (MENDOCINO AREA) IN MENDOCINO COUNTY County of Mendocino, California, sell the said SALE LOT NO. 12 DOT CONTRACT NO. 080003 properties at public auction, to the highest ASSESOR’S PARCEL NO. 095-370-1101 SALE LOT NO. 27 DOT PROJECT NO.F-0606.105 bidder for cash in lawful money of the United LAST ASSESSEE: JOYCE LAURENE TE- ASSESSOR’S PARCEL NO. 100-152-0801 States or negotiable paper, for not less than TREAULT LAST ASSESSEE: WESTERN NETWORK Plans, forms of proposal, contract and contract documents may be seen at the office of the the minimum bid set forth in this notice. MINIMUM BID: $1,200.00 SOLUTIONS, INC. Purchasing Agent and may also be seen at the County of Mendocino Department of Transpor- If the properties are sold, parties of interest, SITUS ADDRESS: 25250 RIDGE ROAD, MINIMUM BID: $2,400.00 tation, 340 Lake Mendocino Drive, Ukiah, California (Telephone 707-463-4363). as defined in Section 4675 of the California WILLITS SITUS ADDRESS: 24132 LILAC ROAD, WIL- Revenue and Taxation Code, have a right to LITS PLANS AND CONTRACT DOCUMENTS MAY BE OBTAINED AT THE OFFICE OF THE file a claim with the County for any proceeds SALE LOT NO. 13 COUNTY PURCHASING AGENT, 841 Low Gap Road, Ukiah, California 95482, upon pay- from the sale which are in excess of the liens ASSESSOR’S PARCEL NO. 096-162-1301 SALE LOT NO. 28 ment of $40.00 in company check, money order or the exact amount in cash. Please make a and costs required to be paid from the pro- LAST ASSESSEE: DUNG SY NGUYEN/ ASSESSOR’S PARCEL NO. 100-175-0201 check or money order payable to COUNTY OF MENDOCINO. This payment is not refunda- ceeds. If excess proceeds result from the MINIMUM BID: $4,200.00 LAST ASSESSEE: DAVID & SONIA MAN- ble. sale, notice will be given to parties of interest, SITUS ADDRESS: 3555 PERCH DRIVE, CIAS RAMIREZ pursuant to law. WILLITS MINIMUM BID: $4,300.00 This project has a goal of 5.1 percent Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) participation. If redemption of the property is not made ac- SITUS ADDRESS: 24281 BUCKEYE LANE, cording to law before the property is sold, the SALE LOT NO. 14 WILLITS THIS PROJECT IS SUBJECT TO THE "BUY AMERICA" PROVISIONS OF THE SURFACE right of redemption will cease. ASSESSOR’S PARCEL NO. 096-311-1401 TRANSPORTATION ASSISTANCE ACT OF 1982 AS AMENDED BY THE INTERMODAL I certify under penalty of perjury that the fore- LAST ASSESSEE: WESTERN NETWORK SALE LOT NO. 30 SURFACE going is true and correct. SOLUTIONS, INC. ASSESSOR’S PARCEL NO. 142-010-0905 TRANSPORTATION EFFICIENCY ACT OF 1991. /s/ SHARI L. SCHAPMIRE MINIMUM BID: $1,400.00 LAST ASSESSEE: JON W. BELL TRUST TREASURER-TAX COLLECTOR SITUS ADDRESS: 23840 IRIS TERRACE, MINIMUM BID: $1,000.00 No pre-bid meeting is scheduled for this project. COUNTY OF MENDOCINO WILLITS SITUS ADDRESS: NO SITUS AVAILABLE Executed at Ukiah, Mendocino County, Cali- Bids are required for the entire work described herein. fornia on April 15, 2008 SALE LOT NO. 15 SALE LOT NO. 31 PARCEL NUMBERING SYSTEM ASSESSOR’S PARCEL NO. 096-313-0401 ASSESSOR’S PARCEL NO. 143-090-13 The prime Contractor for the work herein shall possess the following valid State of California li- censes: EXPLANATION LAST ASSESSEE: INTERNATIONAL MAR- LAST ASSESSEE: JAMES ROBERT & LOIS The Assessor’s Parcel Number, when used to KETING INSTITUTE JEAN STALNAKER "A" - General Engineering or "C-12"- Earthwork and Paving at the time this Contract is award- describe property in this list, refers to the As- MINIMUM BID: $1,900.00 MINIMUM BID: $6,100.00 ed. sessor’s map book, the map page, the block SITUS ADDRESS: 23901 IRIS TERRACE, SITUS ADDRESS: 45151 FISH ROCK on the map, if applicable, and to the individual WILLITS ROAD, GUALALA Bids are required for the entire work described herein: parcel number on the map page or in the block. SALE LOT NO. 16 SALE LOT NO. 32 ESTIMATED QUANTITIES A parcel number, such as 48-523-13-01, is ASSESSOR’S PARCEL NO. 097-075-0901 ASSESSOR’S PARCEL NO. 180-160-04 analyzed as follows: LAST ASSESSEE: EDWARD G. & VIRGINA (DISASTER DAMAGED PROPERTY) ITEM NO. ITEM DESCRIPTION (M.P. 5.20) UNIT OF MEASURE ESTIMATED 48 is the map book number; 523 is map page A. LUCERO LAST ASSESSEE: RONALD P. & MARGAR- QUANTITY 52 and block 3 (if the “3” were a “0”, that page MINIMUM BID: $2,800.00 ET T. CARFI would not contain a block); 13 is the parcel SITUS ADDRESS: 2331 OTTER LANE, WIL- MINIMUM BID: $3,700.00 1 CONSTRUCTION AREA SIGNS LS 1 number; the 01 is a coded suffix to the parcel LITS SITUS ADDRESS: 544 FIRCREST DRIVE, 2 TRAFFIC CONTROL SYSTEM LS 1 number denoting the interest held in parcel UKIAH 3 DEVELOP WATER SUPPLY LS 1 13. SALE LOT NO. 17 4 ROADWAY EXCAVATION CY 140 The suffixes used in conjunction with the par- ASSESSOR’S PARCEL NO. 097-123-0601 5 CLASS 3 AGGREGATE BASE TON 65 cel number are as follows: LAST ASSESSEE: TIMOTHY LINCOLN 6 ASPHALT CONCRETE (TYPE B) TON 30 227-08 01-Surface less fraction mineral rights COLLINS 7 PERMEABLE MATERIAL TON 185 4-11,18,25/08 02-Fraction mineral rights MINIMUM BID: $18,000.00 8 6" PERFERATED PLASTIC PIPE UNDERDRAIN LF 50 NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE Trustee's 05-Surface less all mineral rights SITUS ADDRESS 27430 COYOTE PLACE, 9 6" NON PERFERATED PLASTIC PIPE OUTLET LF 60 Sale No. 05-FMG-51235 YOU ARE IN DE- The maps referred to are available for inspec- WILLITS 10 TERMINAL RISER LF 10 FAULT UNDER A DEED OF TRUST DATED tion in the office of the Assessor. 11 WATER QUALITY CONTROL LS 1 3/2/2006. UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION TO 12 MOBILIZATION LS 1 The properties that are subject of this notice SALE LOT NO. 18 PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY, IT MAY BE are situated in the County of Mendocino, ASSESSOR’S PARCEL NO. 097-133-0201 SOLD AT A PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU NEED The County of Mendocino hereby notifies all bidders that it will affirmatively insure that in any State of California, and are described as fol- LAST ASSESSEE: MARIO P. & VICTORIA AN EXPLANATION OF THE NATURE OF contract entered into pursuant to this advertisement, Disadvantaged Business Enterprises will lows: N. FERNANDEZ THE PROCEEDING AGAINST YOU, YOU be afforded full opportunity to submit bids in response to this invitation and will not be discrimi- SALE LOT NO. 1 MINIMUM BID: $3,100.00 SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYER. On May 2, nated against on the grounds of race, color, or national origin in consideration of the award. ASSESSOR’S PARCEL NO. 002-232-04 SITUS ADDRESS: 27260 ORIOLE DRIVE, 2008, at 10:00 AM, AT THE MAIN EN- (POSSIBLE CONTAMINATION) WILLITS TRANCE TO THE MENDOCINO COUNTY Pursuant to the provisions in Section 1773 of the Labor Code of the State of California, the LAST ASSESSEE: GOLDEN GATE PETRO- COURTHOUSE, 100 NORTH STATE Board of Supervisors of the County of Mendocino has obtained from the Director of the De- LEUM CO. SALE LOT NO. 19 STREET, in the City of UKIAH, County of partment of Industrial Relations the general prevailing rate of wages, and the schedule of em- MINIMUM BID: $13,400.00 ASSESSOR’S PARCEL NO. 097-274-1001 MENDOCINO, State of CALIFORNIA, RE- ployer payments for health and welfare, vacation, pension and similar purposes in the County. SITUS ADDRESS: 124 LESLIE STREET, LAST ASSESSEE: ENRICO N. & ROSE V. GIONAL SERVICE CORPORATION, a Cali- Interested parties may review these wage rates and schedules at the Department of Transpor- UKIAH DE GUZMAN fornia corporation, as duly appointed Trustee tation, 340 Lake Mendocino Drive, Ukiah, California. The successful Contractor shall obtain a MINIMUM BID: $4,300.00 under that certain Deed of Trust executed by copy of prevailing wage rates from the Engineer and shall post same at a prominent place at SALE LOT NO. 2 SITUS ADDRESS: 26810 HAWK DRIVE, KIMBERLY GETTS, A SINGLE WOMAN, as the job site. ASSESSOR’S PARCEL NO. 006-053-21 WILLITS Trustors, recorded on 3/14/2006, as Instru- ment No. 2006-04802, of Official Records in LAST ASSESSEE: R.E. DEJUNG For this contract the general prevailing rate of wages as ascertained by County shall be those the office of the Recorder of MENDOCINO MINIMUM BID: $5,700.00 SALE LOT NO. 20 in effect on the bid date. Future effective wage rates, which have been predetermined and are County, State of CALIFORNIA, under the SITUS ADDRESS: 440 E. SAN FRANCISCO ASSESSOR’S PARCEL NO. 097-295-0301 on file with the Department of Industrial Relations, are referenced in the published wage rates power of sale therein contained, WILL SELL AVE., WILLITS LAST ASSESSEE: VELDA V. MARSHALL of the Director of the Department of Industrial Relations. MINIMUM BID: $1,500.00 AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER, for cash, or cashier's check (paya- SALE LOT NO. 3 SITUS ADDRESS: NO SITUS AVAILABLE The County of Mendocino reserves the right to reject any and all bids or to waive any defects ble at the time of sale in lawful money of the ASSESSOR’S PARCEL NO. 012-611-63 or irregularity in bidding. LAST ASSESSEE: LAWERENCE A. SALE LOT NO. 21 United States) without warranty express or implied as to title, use, possession or encum- BROOKS ASSESSOR’S PARCEL NO. 098-352-1501 By order of the Board of Supervisors of the County of Mendocino. MINIMUM BID: $1,300.00 LAST ASSESSEE: DOUGLAS C. TRAUSCH brances, all right, title and interest conveyed to and now held by it as such Trustee, in and SITUS ADDRESS: NO SITUS AVAILABLE 1/2 Dated ______MINIMUM BID: $4,300.00 to the following described property situated in the aforesaid County and State, to-wit: TAX SALE LOT NO. 4 SITUS ADDRESS: 2001 PERCH PLACE, Kristi Furman PARCEL NO. 003-031-64 From information ASSESSOR’S PARCEL NO. 014-310-15 WILLITS Clerk of the Board of Supervisors which the Trustee deems reliable, but for LAST ASSESSEE: LORIN E. SAWYERS of the County of Mendocino, which Trustee makes no representation or MINIMUM BID: $2,300.00 SALE LOT NO. 22 State of California warranty, the street address or other common SITUS ADDRESS: NO SITUS AVAILABLE ASSESSOR’S PARCEL NO. 099-043-0801 designation of the above described property BY: ______LAST ASSESSEE: WINSTON & CORAZON is purported to be 269 FREITAS AVENUE , Clerk SALE LOT NO. 5 CRUZ UKIAH, CA 95482. Said property is being ASSESSOR’S PARCEL NO. 032-020-53 MINIMUM BID: $3,000.00 sold for the purpose of paying the obligations LAST ASSESSEE: MICHAEL GARFIELD 1/3 SITUS ADDRESS: 25047 GOOSE LANE, secured by said Deed of Trust, including fees MINIMUM BID: $4,400.00 WILLITS and expenses of sale. The total amount of the Clean out your SITUS ADDRESS: NO SITUS AVAILABLE unpaid principal balance, interest thereon, to- SALE LOT NO. 23 gether with reasonably estimated costs, ex- 44 LLinesines home and clean SALE LOT NO. 6 ASSESSOR’S PARCEL NO. 099-044-0901 penses and advances at the time of the initial ASSESSOR’S PARCEL NO. 032-292-1305 LAST ASSESSEE: MA LUCIA B. DELACRUZ publication of the Notice of Trustee's Sale is up with extra cash LAST ASSESSEE: LAURIN D. SR. & HELEN 1/2 $329,895.57. Dated: 3/3/2008 REGIONAL xx 44 DaysDays when you advertise V. SERVI MINIMUM BID: $3,600.00 SERVICE CORPORATION, Trustee ANNA your garage sale MINIMUM BID: $1,400.00 SITUS ADDRESS: 1829 GOOSE ROAD, EGDORF, AUTHORIZED AGENT Agent for $ 0099 SITUS ADDRESS: NO SITUS AVAILABLE WILLITS Trustee: AGENCY SALES AND POSTING 1188 15661 Red Hill Avenue, #200 Tustin, CA SALE LOT NO. 7 SALE LOT NO. 24 92780 Telephone Number (800) 542-2550 ASSESSOR’S PARCEL NO. 033-240-27 ASSESSOR’S PARCEL NO. 099-081-0701 Sale Information: (714) 259-7850 or (POSSIBLE CONTAMINATION) LAST ASSESSEE: ALFONSO P. & ANITA I. http://www.rtrustee.com ASAP# 2731030 468-3500 LAST ASSESSEE: RONALD G. & JOANNE MARQUEZ 04/11/2008, 04/18/2008, 04/25/2008 www.ukiahdailyjournal.com THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL FRIDAY, APRIL 25, 2008 -B-5

281-08 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE 244-08 HELP HELP HELP HELP 4-24,25,27/08 120 WANTED 120 WANTED 120 WANTED 120 WANTED 4-11,18,25,5-2/08 INVITATION TO BIDDERS 265-08 285-08 SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF Administration: California Tribal Executive Director Mendocino County, 4-18,25,5-2,9/08 4-25,5-2,9,16/08 EXECUTIVE TANF Partnership for Community Care, a CALIFORNIA IN AND FOR THE COUNTY Notice is hereby given that the Point Arena Health & Human FICTITIOUS FICTITIOUS DIRECTOR/ is seeking: successful non-profit OF SHASTA Lighthouse Keepers, Inc. is seeking a li- agency in Ukiah provid- Services Agency, BUSINESS NAME BUSINESS NAME NON-PROFIT Skill Coaches NO. A 4573 AMENDED CITATION TO PA- censed General Contractor to provide all ing care management to Social Services STATEMENT STATEMENT North Coast Opportu- and Advocates RENT services for the total scope of work for a reno- elderly, developmentally Branch. Currently File No.: 2008-F0230 File No.: 2008-F0249 nities-Head Start, to help guide needy Date: May 21, 2008 Time: 4:00 p.m. Dept: 6 vation project at the Point Arena Light Station. disabled, and persons recruiting for: THE FOLLOWING THE FOLLOWING RCCC & other pro- Native American In the Matter of the Petition of: SIMON DAN- The project includes upgrading: The Fog Sig- living with HIV/AIDS in PERSON(S) IS PERSON(S) IS grams. Sonoma, Families toward self- Mendocino/Lake coun- Senior IEL HAMANN, to declare FAITH MARIE MA- nal Building, the 115 foot tall Lighthouse Tow- (ARE) DOING BUSI- (ARE) DOING BUSI- Mendo & Lake Coun- reliance. ties. MA in Human Serv- PLES a minor, to be free from the custody er, the Visitors' Restroom Building, and two Information NESS AS: NESS AS: ties. 200+ empl’ees & We are seeking pro- ices field, five years Di- and control of TONY WILSON MAPLES. Storage Buildings. rector experience pref. FORTHRIGHT SIMPLY THE BEST $16M funding. BA fessionals and cultur- Systems THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF CALIFOR- Bid Documents are available to all qualified Care management exp. CONSULTING 610 N. Orchard Ave. req. 10 yrs Mgmt. al specialists who NIA parties April 30, 2008 at the Fog Signal Build- pref. Job desc at Analyst 25091 Charlene Lane #51 Strg Leader. Gd com- want to offer their tal- TO: TONY WILSON MAPLES ing, 45500 Lighthouse Road, Point Arena, CA www.communitycare (Software Program- Fort Bragg, CA Ukiah, CA 95482 municator. $79,723 ents on a contract By order of this court, you are hereby advised 95468. Open Daily from 10 am - 3:30 pm. 707.com. Compet. sal- mer). For further 95437 Mary Jo Reynolds to $96,902/yr & bene. and/or on-call basis. ary, excellent benefits. that you may appear before the Judge Presid- Sealed bids must be received no later than info go to: Fred Thomas Vesey 610 N. Orchard Ave. DOQ. Brochure at For details, see web- Resume, cover lttr to ing in Department 6 of this court located at 3:30 pm on May 30, 2008 at the Point Are- www.mss.ca.gov to: 25091 Charlene Lane #51 www.ncoinc.org; site at www.cttp.net communitycare@pacific. 1500 Court Street, Redding, California, on na Light Station Fog Signal Building. An- net or 301 S. State St., “Career Opportuni- Fort Bragg, CA Ukiah, CA 95482 [email protected]; or call Howard May 21, 2008, at 4:00 p.m., then and there to ticipated construction start date is 6/23/08. Ukiah 95482 707-468- ties” OR call the Job 95437 This business is con- 800-606-5550 ext. Chaves at 707-262- show cause, if any you have, why FAITH A mandatory Pre-Bid Meeting will be held on 9347 EOE line: (707) 467- This business is con- ducted by an Individ- MARIE MAPLES should not be declared free 302. Closes: 6/30. 4411. Fax resumes 5866. Closes 5/2/08 May 12, 2008, at the Point Arena Light Sta- EXP BREAKFAST ducted by an Individ- ual. The registrant from your custody and control for the purpose EOE to 707-274-8798 by tion, 45500 Lighthouse Road, Point Arena COOKS needed for ual. The registrant commenced to trans- of freeing FAITH MARIE MAPLES for place- 3/31/08. Indian Hiring JOB California in the Fog Signal Building. A site ALARM busy restaurant, commenced to trans- act business under ment for adoption. Preference Applies. ANNOUNCEMENT inspection will begin at 1:30 p.m. followed by TECHNICIAN competitive wages. act business under the fictitious business The following information concerns rights and Cahto Tribe of a Bidders Conference. For more information, Fast growing security COME GROW Apply in person the fictitious business name or names listed procedures that relate to this proceeding for Laytonville contact: Pauline Zamboni or Nicolas Epan- company seeking WITH US Club Calpella 6175 name or names listed above on April 23, the termination of custody and control of EPA Director - F/T chin, Project Managers, 707-882-2777. licensed Burg/Fire Sparflex of N. State St. Ukiah above on 4/16/08. 2008. Endorsed-Filed FAITH MARIE MAPLES as set forth in Cali- Housing Director - alarm installer w/exp Ca. has openings. Endorsed-Filed on on April 23, 2008 at fornia Family Code Section 7860, et seq.: GENERAL OFFICE F/T in CCTV/Access Enthusiastic appli- 04/16/2008 at the the Mendocino Coun- 1. At the beginning of the proceeding the ASSISTANT For application & LOST & control. 5+ yrs exp cants for manufac- Mendocino County ty Clerks Office. court will consider whether or not the interests Large growing com- jobs desc. please 10 NOTICES 30 FOUND preferred. Salary turing & printing op- Clerks Office. /s/Mary Jo Reynolds of FAITH MARIE MAPLES require the ap- pany seeking team call 707-984-6197 ADOPTIONS & w/bene. DOE. Fax erations. Mechani- /s/Fred Vesey MARY JO REY- pointment of counsel. If the court finds that player, dependable Fax: 707-984-6201 FOSTER CARE resume 707-462- cal aptitude or print- FRED VESEY NOLDS and pleasant with the Application deadline the interests of FAITH MARIE MAPLES do TLC Child & Family 1478 or email ing exp. helpful but public. Skills required May 9, 2008 268-08 286-08 require such protection, the court will appoint = [email protected] Services seeks families. not req. Physical & include typing, filing, 4-25,5-2,9,16/08 counsel to represent her whether or not she is Reimbursement, training 4-18,25,5-2,9,/08 ASSISTANT drug screen req. heavy phones & LOOKING FOR FICTITIOUS able to afford counsel. FAITH MARIE MA- & professional support FICTITIOUS BLACK DOG 425-A Kunzler SERVERS, COOKS, BUSINESS NAME PLES will not be present in court unless she provided. 463-1100 COOK computer experience. BUSINESS NAME Ranch Road, Ukiah STATEMENT so requests or the court so orders. #236800809 SALE!! JOIN THE Must be able to lift up kitchen help & cater- STATEMENT TRINITY TEAM! to 50#. Good pay and ing. Apply at Crushed File No.: 2008-F0228 2. If a parent of FAITH MARIE MAPLES ap- DIESEL File No.: 2008-F0189 Show Support & Trinity Youth benefits incl. 401k & Grape Grille 13500 THE FOLLOWING pears without counsel and is unable to afford Ukiah Shelter MECHANIC THE FOLLOWING PERSON(S) IS Appreciation for Services-Ukiah, a med. ins. Apply in Hwy 101 in Hopland counsel, the court must appoint counsel for 298 Plant Rd. 3 years exp. Good PERSON(S) IS (ARE) DOING BUSI- Our Troops social service agency person (no phone Looking for Work? the parent unless the parent knowingly and Sage 467-6453 wages & benefits. (ARE) DOING BUSI- NESS AS: serving abused and calls.) Have you been laid intelligently waives the right to be represented




462-6721 H20 TO GO neglected youth in a Alpha Analytical off? We may be able NESS AS: by counsel. The court will not appoint the Proclamation for All black dogs Direct Care Work 717 Grove Ave. Residential Laboratories to help? Whether you AFTER HOURS same counsel to represent both FAITH MAR- National Military No Experience Ukiah, CA 95482 Treatment Campus is 208 Mason St., Ukiah need help after a lay 10 Carousel Lane IE MAPLES and her parent. (active & veterans) $50 Needed!! P.O. Box 142 looking for an or email kdaly@ off, retraining in a #24A 3. The court may appoint either the public de- Appreciation Many ages, sizes Morning, evening, Potter Valley, CA Month for Assistant Cook alpha-labs.com new occupation, find- Ukiah, CA 95482 fender or private counsel. If private counsel is and breeds. graveyard. Drug test 95469 Mendocino Co. to work full time in a ing a job, or help with David A. Beasley appointed, he or she will receive a reasonable Includes: required, no test for GIRLS YOUTH H7500 cafeteria style kitch- your resume, MPIC sum for compensation and expenses, the ●All vaccines cannabis, good DMV. SOFTBALL 521 Empire Dr. 717 Grove Ave. On agenda en. Responsible for can help you make Ukiah, CA 95482 amount of which will be determined by the May 6, 2008 ● Personal care, cook- UMPIRES: Ukiah, CA 95482 Spay/neuter posting menus, using the connection you This business is con- court. That amount must be paid by the real at 11 a.m. ● ing, cleaning, driving $16.00/game; work 2 This business is con- Microchip the correct food need. All services are ducted by a Corpo- parties in interest, but not by the minor, in Board of ● and providing living days in a week, get ducted by an Individ- One-year dog quantity and recipes FREE! Call 467-5900 ration. State of in- such proportions as the court believes to be Supervisors skills training to paid for 3! Season is ual. The registrant Board Chambers license to prepare the corporation: Cali- just. If, however, the court finds that any of adults with develop- May-June. Games Maint. person Car- commenced to trans- 501 Low Gap Rd. Sales ends April 30 meal(s), maintain all fornia. The registrant the real parties in interest cannot afford coun- mental disabilities. played Mon.-Thurs pentry/plumbing a act business under Room 1070 safety standards, commenced to trans- sel, the amount will be paid by the County. FOUND Mountain Three 6 bed group evenings, games are must, Full time +, sal- the fictitious business Come join us to food handling health act business under 4. The court may continue the proceeding for support passing of Bike, corner of Low homes, established 90 min max. Exp. ary D.O.E. Bring re- the fictitious business standards, and all name or names listed not more than thirty (30) days as necessary to this proclamation. Gap & State St. in 1988. Call for inter- preferred. Minimum sume to 45-C East name or names listed local, county, and above on March 31, appoint counsel and to enable counsel to be- Call 272-1375 view 485-0165, 485- age req. 15. Applica- Perkins above on APRIL 16,




state health require- 2008. Endorsed-Filed come acquainted with case. 5168 tions avail at City of Maintenance Mechanic, on March 31, 2008 at 2008. Endorsed-Filed Dated: 4-9-08 CLERK OF THE SUPERIOR GI Mom’s & ments. Excellent ben- Ukiah, 411 W Clay heavy equip. F/T, on APRIL 16, 2008 DRIVER WANTED the Mendocino Coun- COURT By: Deputy Clerk Friends efits. Must pass pre- St., Ukiah. For more benefits. Pay DOE. at the Mendocino Valid CDL. Gd driving employment physical, info call 463-6714. Cold Creek Compost ty Clerks Office. County Clerks Office. record, vehicle & ins. 246-08 drug test and back- Deadline: 4/25/08. 485-5966 /s/David Beasley /s/Jed Davis FB run. 1 day/wk. 4-11,18,25,5-2/08 ground check. DAVID BEASLEY JED DAVIS 20 PERSONALS I am such a young APPLY AT: Norge Cleaners Heavy Equip. Mech. SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF thing. I went for a Rideshare to work, 915 W. Church St., Knowledge in 245-08 CALIFORNIA IN AND FOR THE COUNTY walk on 4/21 and got DRIVERS 4-11,18,25,5-2/08 Ukiah to Santa Ro- Ukiah or fax resume Catepillar, welding & OF SHASTA lost. Good thing my On Call/ SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF sa, weekdays. Save to 877-382-7617 fabrication a must. NO. A 4574 AMENDED CITATION TO PA- friend Sage is typing SubstituteTeacher CALIFORNIA IN AND FOR THE COUNTY gas $$ ukiahcom- www.trinityys.org EOE $1000 RENT this ad as I do not F/T. Benefits. Wage Our Private Non- OF SHASTA [email protected] ATTENTION Date: May 21, 2008 Time: 4:00 p.m. Dept: 6 even know how to DOE. Mail or fax app. Public School NO. A 4575 AMENDED CITATION TO PA- Anyone interested in In the Matter of the Petition of: SIMON DAN- pronounce the name HIRING (North Haven) lo- RENT LOST & becoming a Certified to MBC Construction, IEL HAMANN, to declare CHRISTIAN of where I was found, cated in Ukiah is Date: May 21, 2008 Time: 4:00 p.m. Dept: 6 FOUND Nursing Assistant. PO Box 927, Rwd. 30 no less spell it! . It is BONUS seeking an In the Matter of the Petition of: SIMON DAN- TRAVIS MAPLES a minor, to be free from Lakeport Skilled Yaqui Dr. Now I am Vly., CA 95470. Fax On-Call/Substitute IEL HAMANN, to declare GABRIELLA LOR- the custody and control of TONY WILSON Nursing Facility will Golden State safe at the Ukiah 707-485-1323 Spec. Ed Teacher RAINE SEVERS a minor, to be free from the MAPLES. be offering classes Overnight shelter. I am a female to teach in the custody and control of TONY WILSON MA- THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF CALIFOR- starting in May. F/T & P/T 5 month old and I am Instructional classroom in the PLES. NIA + Valley View Skilled with insured, tan and white. I was Paraprofessional absence of the per- THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF CALIFOR- TO: TONY WILSON MAPLES Nursing will pay any dependable van or wearing a collar. If (Instructional Aide) manent teacher. NIA By order of this court, you are hereby advised transportation ex- pickup with shell. not found I will be needed for pvt. NPS Req: Must possess TO: TONY WILSON MAPLES that you may appear before the Judge Presid- penses for the dura- Early am route in Free Barn Cats available for adoption school (North Haven) or qualify for a CA By order of this court, you are hereby advised ing in Department 6 of this court located at tion of the class. Mendo. & Lake Co. So many barns, too on 4/26. Please call If interested please located in Ukiah. teaching credential that you may appear before the Judge Presid- 1500 Court Street, Redding, California, on Benefits avail. many mice. Sage 467-6453 if you call Dawn at 462-1436 Must be 21 yrs old, in special educa- ing in Department 6 of this court located at Contact Steven May 21, 2008, at 4:00 p.m., then and there to know me. with H.S. diploma or tion. Competitive 1500 Court Street, Redding, California, on Adopt a barn cat Koller 866-779-7726 show cause, if any you have, why CHRISTI- or [email protected] GED equivalency, AA salary & benefits. May 21, 2008, at 4:00 p.m., then and there to and life will be nice. HELP AN TRAVIS MAPLES should not be declared degree preferred. Fax resumes to: show cause, if any you have, why GABRIEL- Shots, spayed or 120 WANTED free from your custody and control for the pur- Substitutes Needed: Must provide proof of 877.382.7617 or LA LORRAINE SEVERS should not be de- BREAKFAST per- pose of freeing CHRISTIAN TRAVIS MA- neutered, not ag- Instructional degree/diploma. Fax email employ- clared free from your custody and control for son Apply at Fairfield Mechanic PLES for placement for adoption. gressive, just shy. Paraprofessionals resume to: (877) 382- ment@ aes-ssg.org the purpose of freeing GABRIELLA LOR- Inn & Suites 1140 Mendocino Redwood The following information concerns rights and Call A.V. Rescue Company, LLC. Nav- Spec Ed & Alt Ed 7617 Ref: IP EOE. AES is an EOE. RAINE SEVERS for placement for adoption. Airport Park Blvd. procedures that relate to this proceeding for arro. 3 to 4 yrs. exp $12.55/hr or The following information concerns rights and and give it a try. $13.19/hr DOQ LVN FT & PT in field and valid DL procedures that relate to this proceeding for the termination of custody and control of 489-5207 or req. Exp. w/ heavy State Preschool Tired of high case NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS the termination of custody and control of GA- CHRISTIAN TRAVIS MAPLES as set forth in 468-5218 equipment, trucks, Assistants loads? Provide sup- BRIELLA LORRAINE SEVERS as set forth in California Family Code Section 7860, et seq.: ATVs a plus. F/t, $10.56/hr for North Pine Street Senior port to 6 adults with competitive wage California Family Code Section 7860, et seq.: 1. At the beginning of the proceeding the Mendocino County FOUND: Devel. Disabilities in and benefits. Contact Apartments. 1. At the beginning of the proceeding the court will consider whether or not the interests Office of Education Black cat, male, their home. Crissy (707) 485- Call for app packet court will consider whether or not the interests of CHRISTIAN TRAVIS MAPLES require the 6742 or visit Applications will be accepted for neutered. East Rd. Office 485-5168 467-5012 of GABRIELLA LORRAINE SEVERS require appointment of counsel. If the court finds that www.mrc.com Potter Vly. 743-1031 Cell 489-0022 www.mcoe.us/d/hr/jobs the appointment of counsel. If the court finds the interests of CHRISTIAN TRAVIS MA- EOE/ADA 1-Bedroom Units. that the interests of GABRIELLA LORRAINE PLES do require such protection, the court HUD Subsidized Senior Housing for SEVERS do require such protection, the court will appoint counsel to represent him whether Qualifying low, very low and extremely will appoint counsel to represent her whether or not he is able to afford counsel. CHRISTI- low income limits. or not she is able to afford counsel. GABRI- AN TRAVIS MAPLES will not be present in Ad Design & Newspaper Must be at least 62. ELLA LORRAINE SEVERS will not be pres- court unless he so requests or the court so Please call (707) 463-0300 or stop by ent in court unless she so requests or the orders. court so orders. Jack Simpson Apartments 2. If a parent of CHRISTIAN TRAVIS MA- Production at 1051 N.Bush Ukiah, CA 2. If a parent of GABRIELLA LORRAINE PLES appears without counsel and is unable SEVERS appears without counsel and is un- to afford counsel, the court must appoint The Ukiah Daily Journal has an able to afford counsel, the court must appoint counsel for the parent unless the parent counsel for the parent unless the parent immediate opening for (1) part time ad WALNUT VILLAGE APARTMENTS knowingly and intelligently waives the right to knowingly and intelligently waives the right to Affordable Apartments for Seniors be represented by counsel. The court will not be represented by counsel. The court will not design/production person. appoint the same counsel to represent both Age 62+ or mobility impaired. appoint the same counsel to represent both Applicants must be self-starter, quick 1240 N. Pine Street across from Vinewood Park GABRIELLA LORRAINE SEVERS and her CHRISTIAN TRAVIS MAPLES and his pa- parent. rent. learner, computer literate (Mac) and Spacious 1-2 Bedroom Apartments 3. The court may appoint either the public de- 3. The court may appoint either the public de- Available to income Qualified Seniors fender or private counsel. If private counsel is fender or private counsel. If private counsel is familiar with ad design programs and Featuring: appointed, he or she will receive a reasonable appointed, he or she will receive a reasonable • Energy-Saving Appliances sum for compensation and expenses, the sum for compensation and expenses, the Quark. • Community Room amount of which will be determined by the amount of which will be determined by the Must work well under pressure, be • Social Activities Coordinator court. That amount must be paid by the real • Beautiful landscape court. That amount must be paid by the real Goverment subsidized – for applicants with qualified parties in interest, but not by the minor, in parties in interest, but not by the minor, in deadline oriented and have a strong work low, very low and extremely low income limits. such proportions as the court believes to be such proportions as the court believes to be just. If, however, the court finds that any of ethic. Please call just. If, however, the court finds that any of (707) 468-9672 the real parties in interest cannot afford coun- the real parties in interest cannot afford coun- The Ukiah Daily Journal offers the sel, the amount will be paid by the County. sel, the amount will be paid by the County. 4. The court may continue the proceeding for 4. The court may continue the proceeding for potential for advancement within the not more than thirty (30) days as necessary to Now Accepting Applications not more than thirty (30) days as necessary to appoint counsel and to enable counsel to be- company to top performers. Drug test is come acquainted with case. appoint counsel and to enable counsel to be- for Dated: 4-9-08 CLERK OF THE SUPERIOR come acquainted with case. required. COURT By: Deputy Clerk Dated: 4-9-08 CLERK OF THE SUPERIOR JACK SIMPSON SCHOOL VIEW COURT By: Deputy Clerk Fax resume to 707 462-0710 or APARTMENTS mail/deliver to Ukiah Daily Journal, 1051 N. BUSH, UKIAH, CA Attention: Sue Whitman, P.O. Box 749, Looking for the best Ukiah, CA 95482 or email to Enclosed two story with an elevator. Ground floor Laundry coverage of the local arts [email protected]. and Community Room No Phone Calls Please. & entertainment scene? Hud Subsidized Senior Housing for Qualifying low, very low and The Ukiah The Ukiah extremely low income limits. Must be 62+ or mobility impaired. DAILY JOURNAL Please call (707) 463-0300 DAILY JOURNAL or stop by for an application. EOE B-6- FRIDAY, APRIL 25, 2008 THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL

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No earlies! 680 FOR SALE profit HIV/AIDS prog. Journal Classifieds. group therapy serv- 462-8600 E. Fine Agt. 272-4057 Sale 2 Fam. Sat & CHRYSLER FIFTH 34hrs/wk exc ices. Qualified candi- 3bd 1.5ba town- Very clean, large Sun 9a-1p. Baby, AVE. 1986 Auto, benefits. See dates will possess an house. D/W, patio, 2bd 1ba near St. misc, computer leather, power every- Communitycare MFCC, LCSW, or cov. parking (2 cars), Mary’s school, 2 sep items. 155 Gibson St. thing. New license & 707.com for more LPC. APPLY AT: wtr grb pd. N/P. garages, lg bkyd, no smog $1,500 obo info. or call Sale Sat. 9a-1:30 915 W. Church St., $1050/mo. pets. $1200 + sec. 621-1391 707-468-9347 men/women clthng, Ukiah or fax resume 2 bd, 1 ba. apt. 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Call Dwntwn sml studio 462-1258 aft. 5pm aff w/ USPS who hires. Ukiah. Not growers. ley, beautiful house- Dawn @ 462-1436. cabin. Gas includ- 1-866-292-1387 Up to $2500/mo. wares, kitchen equip ed. $465/mo. + dep. Mazda 2006, SERVICES 415-370-2558 & new cook books Producers Dairy 463-8642. 8-5pm Mazdaspeed 6, OFFERED SAT 9-2 1115 W. Route Sales Driver 200 WANTED TO AWD,6spd Spacious 2bd. Pool. Standley St,Ukiah of- class B CDL, grt ben A HEALING 380 SHARE RENT 36k mi, loaded! 590 S. School St., Ukiah • 468-3500 package 462-0117. COOPERATIVE, H20, trash pd. $850/ fice shelves, file cabs Like new. $19,500 $475/mo + dep. a project sponsored $900. N/P. unpainted ceramics 391-7674 bdrm in quiet home. PT DAY CARE by the Ukiah United 462-6075 Util. incl. no smoking, ASSISTANT in Methodist Church, Se habla espanol. pets, drugs.621-0556 Ukiah. Please call has people with the Barbara 462-7908 following skills to re- 320 DUPLEXES Fem/prof. Your share fer for your private $700/mo + bills. Full RECEPTIONIST F/T, Hopland duplex 2+1. hire: building handi- use of 2,200 sqft Busy Real Estate of- Completely renovat- capped ramps, land- home. Bd/ba, 2nd rm fice, computer/phone ed. $950 or $1075. scaping and lawn 485-6277 skills nec. Hrly wage Incl. utils. + dep. Eve mowing, general la- neg. Drop off resume Fishell Real Estate Room & Board all bor and light mainte- to 169 Mason St., Ste Services. 468-4380 util. pd. female pref. 300, Ukiah nance. For info, call n/d/d/s $650/mo. Rm Kevin 972-5458 Immaculate 3bd 1 1/4 RECEPTIONIST FT only $550. Avail 5/1 ba. Garage, yd, no for optometry office. 462-6702 YARD CLEANUP pets. $1075/mo +sd. Exp preferred, but NEW & USED (maint) Tree trim- 391-5852. will train qualified ming, reliable, profes- 400 EQUIPMENT persons. Apply 716 sional 468-6459 HOMES MOBILE BBQ S. Dora 462-5361 330 FOR RENT Smoker 9’x5’x3’ BUSINESS $1500mo. Lrg. 4bd smoker on 5’x12’ RECORDS CLERK 210 OPPORT. needed for pvt. NPS 2ba. Afford. Lake Co. trailer (Willits) $5,800 School (North Haven) Make Money With- Perks sublet. poss. Lee (717)395-2375 located in Ukiah. The out a Job! Unem- 415-342-2863 ployed? Collect Up RC is responsible for 1 bdrm. furn. house. 440 FURNITURE a wide variety of sec- to $450 a week Un- employment Insur- $675/mo. $500 2 WING BACK retarial and technical cleaning dep. chairs $100 duties. Req: A H.S. ance! Call 1-800- 984-0477 462-5761 lv msg. 1 floral sofa. Good Diploma or GED; condition 462-9288 some college prefer- 2bd1.5ba. Fabulous red. Previous exp. in BUSINESS westside location. WANTED a school setting is a 250 RENTALS N/S/D/D. Pets? $1400 450 TO BUY To help battle the high cost of education, plus. Must provide Central Ukiah mo. + sec.489-0201 I BUY old US coins, use the newspaper as a simple answer to proof of degree/diplo- 2400 SF Metal Bldg. 3/1 w-side 1338 Antiques, Lic Plates many questions. From social studies, to the ma. Fax resume to: Rollup Doors Helen Ave. pets neg $Cash$ 485-7750, 877-382-7617 Ref: RC $1100/mo. avail now $1500+dep A Simple 621-1308. arts and sciences, the newspaper is an Ref:SBS-RC EOE 462-6060 N/S 541-771-1644 We recycle & pay cash inexpensive way to diversify the daily RN’s, ICU 3bd 2 ba. 2 car for junk batteries $3,$5, OFFICES FOR RENT curriculum. ● All shifts, FT, PT garage. $1500/mo. $10. All elect. motors ● Willing to train right 235sf $212/mo. 25c lb. Also copper, 352 sf $440/mo $1500 dep. 272-6978 RN candidate or 272-6778 brass & alum. Forklift 2nd in ICU 192 sf $240/mo batteries. 10¢lb Way to The advantages of Newspapers In Education ● $2500 sign-on bonus 485-1196, 485-0530 3BD/2BA Lake view. 707-467-1959 (NIE) are many: ● Intensive via Robot $1800 + dep. Gd Medical Office for ● Competitive salary credit. N/P/S/Drugs. 460 APPLIANCES & benefits lease 900 sf. Luce & 462-7615 • Affordable. Special student rates make Frank R. Howard S. Dora. $900/mo. 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Students have a high 500 SUPPLIES interest in the newspaper because of the FOCUSED BOSTON TERRIERS variety of subjects covered. There’s Brother & Sister Education Spayed & neutered. something for everyone. All vaccines current Does this describe you? Adoption fee $150 ea. 463-8400 For information on how you can become involved in Looking for a career in sales? Jack Russell. neu- tered male. 2 yrs. old. Free to good home. NIE, call (468-3500) today. 707-513-6298 Then submit your resume to: Pet Fashion Show Family Expo. Kevin McConnell Ukiah Fairgrounds 590 S. School St. Sat. & Sun. 11 am Tea Cup Chihua- Ukiah, CA 95482 huas. $600 m & f Rare long-haired or Tea Cups, 2lbs full- [email protected] grown. Must see $1200 + firm. Pure 590 S. 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