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7 58551 69301 0 Saturday: Sunny H 83 L 49 50 cents tax included DAILY JOURNAL ukiahdailyjournal.com 16 pages, Volume 150 Number 15 email: [email protected] Locals not happy with proposed state water regs By BEN BROWN Concerned about local impacts, Northern California on several Herrera said it would also stream- Supervisor Michael Delbar. The Daily Journal supervisors and others say more reg- rivers, including parts of the Russian line water rights applications. There Many who attended Tuesday’s The California State Water ulation looks like just more protec- River. are currently 500 pending water Board of Supervisors meeting feared Resources Control Board will soon tion for downstate water interests. SWRCB representative Steve rights applications before the state that the policy would restrict their vote on whether or not to approve a Assembly Bill 2121, the North Herrera said the policy is meant to board and 310 of them are within the ability to divert water out of streams new instream flow policy next week Coast Instream Flow Policy, passed develop standards for diverting water area covered by the policy. on their property and make it more but landowners and members of the in 2004, requires the state water out of rivers and streams in parts of “I haven’t talked to anyone out- difficult to apply for water rights by Mendocino County Board of board to adopt new principles for the Mendocino, Sonoma, Marin, side of Sacramento who thinks this is Supervisors still have objections. governing of instream flows in Humboldt and Napa counties. going to work,” said First District See WATER, Page 15 Anti-Measure B suits rejected By BEN BROWN voters in 2000, instructed law The Daily Journal enforcement to make the pros- Measure B will remain on ecution of marijuana laws the the ballot following a ruling lowest possible priority and by Mendocino County prohibited prosecution of per- Superior Court Judge John sonal use gardens of 25 plants Behnke Wednesday denying or fewer. two suits filed against the Separate lawsuits filed by marijuana measure. Green Party Member Richard Measure B, which was Johnson and county residents placed on the ballot by the Paula Laguna and George Mendocino County Board of Hanamoto both asked for a Supervisors in January, would writ of mandate to stop the repeal Measure G and set ballot for the Mendocino medical marijuana limits in County June 3 election from Mendocino County at the being printed. state limits of six mature or 12 County Clerk-Assessor- immature plants and eight Recorder Sue Ranochak said ounces of dried marijuana. the ballots started printing last Measure G, which was passed by Mendocino County See COURT, Page 15

MacLeod Pappidas/The Daily Journal Jay Johnson sits in the studio at the Johnson IT Group offices on State Street Wednesday. Johnson Ukiah Caesar’s sign is equipped to do video, still photography and audio production. dancer No. 1 again By ZACK SAMPSEL celebrated by the pool in Las The Daily Journal Vegas Wednesday afternoon. It was second verse same For the second time in as Ukiah man creates as the first as Ukiah’s Justin many years, Kester is Little Kester once again took the Caesar’s “National Sign first-place title at Little Dancing Champion,” and his Caesar’s National Shaker fellow staffers in Ukiah can Board Competition in Las barely stay on two feet. Vegas Wednesday. “I was jumping up and local video source “I’m pretty pumped. It just See DANCER, Page 15 By ROB BURGESS videos of previous board meetings where he met his wife, Theresa. feels great,” said Kester as he The Daily Journal reaching all the way back to the Johnson said that during his tenure The start of the next month will beginning of the year, but also a deep with the county, his work in the film see the first Internet appearance of library of archived supporting docu- industry allowed him to create a 20- hyperlinked supporting documents ments. minute pilot for a reality series based attached to meeting agendas on the And Johnson said that was just the around the board members entitled official Web site of the Mendocino beginning. “Mendocino.” County Board of Supervisors. “The hope here is to have the “Feature film work is a collabora- In truth, they’re just catching up to agenda item linked to the exact part tive process,” he said of the video, Jay Johnson. of the video,” he said. which is available for view on the “I used to be the I-T guy for the Prior to finally settling in Ukiah, site and stars supervisors Michael county,” he said, sitting in the State the father of four worked for five Delbar and David Colfax. “We were Street headquarters of his business, years with George Lucas at Industrial thinking about something along the the Johnson IT Group, which he runs Light and Magic in San Rafael on lines of ‘Orange County Choppers’ with his employee, Kaleb Clark, over 100 films, including “Star or ‘The Real Housewives of Orange senior system engineer. “The county Wars,” “Perfect Storm,” “Jurassic County.’” was not very adventurous as far as Park” and “Harry Potter.” He earned Johnson plays trumpet with The taking risks.” his degree in 1992 from San Ukiah Symphony, Lake County Johnson’s Web site, www.ukiah- Francisco State University in broad- Symphony, Dora Street Brass Quintet valley.tv, not only features an exten- cast and electronic communications and various other groups in addition sive archive of clickable YouTube after attending Mendocino College, See VIDEO, Page 15 Justin Kester at Little Caesar’s in Ukiah. Guilty plea in Potter Valley students get the message The Daily Journal On April 16 and 17, Potter child molest case Valley High School partici- By BEN BROWN “drug cocktail” to incapacitate pated in the nationally known, The Daily Journal her and then assaulted her. “Every-15 Minutes Chris Fetzer, who was When the girl’s mother came Program.” The title is derived arrested earlier this month on home the girl told her mother from the fact that in the early charges that he drugged and what Fetzer had done and the 1990s, every 15 minutes raped his girlfriend’s 11-year- mother called the police. someone in the U.S. died in old daughter, pleaded guilty to In return for his guilty plea, an alcohol-related traffic col- one charge of lewd and lasciv- all other charges against lision. However, with the ious acts with a child Tuesday. Fetzer were dropped. introduction of programs like Fetzer 39, was arrested on Fetzer could be sentenced this, Sober Grad, Mothers suspicion of lewd acts with a to up to eight years in state Against Drunk Drivers, child, aggravated lewd acts prison and be forced to pay a tougher laws, and others, the with a child, rape by adminis- fine of up to $10,000 plus death rate is now approxi- tering an intoxicant, rape of a actual restitution to the vic- mately one every 30 minutes, victim under the age of 18 tim. a figure that is still unaccept- years old and child endanger- Sentencing is scheduled for able. ment in the 500 block of June 20, at 1:30 p.m. in court- Potter Valley School Empire Drive on April 2. room B. Principal Scott Paulin, stated, According to police Ben Brown can be reached at photo courtesy AODP Potter Valley students got a close-up look at a mock DUI scene last week. reports, Fetzer gave the girl a [email protected] See DUI, Page 15 2 – THURSDAY, APRIL 24, 2008 DAILY DIGEST Editor: K.C. Meadows, 468-3526 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected] The world briefly FUNERAL NOTICES [\ Valley and returned to his could never accomplish. ter Ashlynn, sister Margie family ranch as an Phillip didn’t have “I Rose, step-mother Clinton sends her combine to create the world’s adult. can’t” in his vocabulary. Yolanda Pittman-Rose, largest airline, posted losses He received a Bachelor’s He lived and shared a step-sister Carol Gib- campaign forward, Wednesday totaling $10.5 bil- and Master’s De- full life touching many son, Father and Mother-in- against odds lion for the first three months gree from the California people. Phillip always had law Greg and of the year due to exorbitant Maritime Academy. a new dream and Wendy MacKinnon, sister WASHINGTON (AP) — fuel prices and write-downs of Phillip wore many hats his motto was LIG –Life is and brother-in-law Exuding fresh confidence their companies’ value. in his very colorful life. Good!! Jon and Gina Miller, after her Pennsylvania prima- Southwest’s chief execu- Among his accomplish- He seemed to accomplish numerous nieces and ry win, Hillary Rodham tive, meanwhile, indicated ments were, High the impossible and nephews, aunts and uncles Clinton turned attention that the carrier wasn’t interest- School Math Teacher, 1st loved the challenges that and so many ex- Wednesday to contests in ed in a merger and said the Mate on a fishing life brought to him. tended family and friends. Indiana and North Carolina very thought of it was daunt- boat in Alaska, private Always up for a new adven- A celebration of Phillip’s and pressed her case that she ing. pilot’s license, avid ture was how he life will be held this can still win the Democratic The red ink from Delta and scuba diver, motorcycle looked at life-and how he Saturday April 26th at 4:00 presidential nomination Northwest put into focus the enthusiast, world lived it. PM, for family and despite the odds against her. enormity of the challenge the traveler, collector of vin- When you’d least expect friends at the family ranch, In a round of morning tele- airline industry faces to tage carriages, anti- it, Phillip would be 11201 Burris Ln., vision interviews, Clinton become profitable again amid ques and cars, owner/oper- there to lend a helping Potter Valley. argued that her feisty act of $120-a-barrel oil — even with PHILLIP HUGO ROSE ator of Mail Haul hand. If desired memorial con- political survival, defeating the benefits that consolidation April 12, 1963 – April 22, 2008 Inc. he was a real estate All Phillip’s family, tributions may be Barack Obama in can bring. Phillip was born in developer in various extended family and made to: Saint Mary of the Pennsylvania by more than “All airlines are in the same Redondo Beach to Henry counties, creative planner friends will miss his enthu- Angels Catholic nine points, confirms her con- boat,” said Calyon Securities and Lorna Rose. He and builder of siasm for life-his School Scholarship Fund tention that she would be the analyst Ray Neidl. “The resided in Potter Valley unique projects on his love of adventure and car- 900 S. Oak St., stronger challenger against industry cannot make money as a child, but attended home ranch as well as ing for his family Ukiah CA 95482. Republican John McCain at the current ticket fare lev- private schools most his industrial parks. and friends. Arrangements are under because she has shown she els. Seats have to come out of of his life. He had a special Phillip was a dreamer of Phillip is survived by his the direction of the can win in big, swing states. the market. To cover higher love for Potter dreams that most wife Lynette, daugh- Eversole Mortuary. “At the end of the day, peo- fuel costs, air fares have to go ple have to decide who they up.” think would be not only the Atlanta-based Delta Air BOOKED -- Jeremy the information is in error should con- best president, which is the SHERIFF’S REPORTS tact the appropriate agency. In the case LOTTERY NUMBERS Lines Inc., the nation’s third- Anthony Korhummel, 27, of of those arrested on suspicion of dri- most important question, but largest carrier, said its loss The following were Fort Bragg, was booked into ving under the influence of an intoxi- DAILY 3: Afternoon: 4, 8, who would be the better can- widened in the first quarter to compiled from reports jail on suspicion of driving cant: all DUI cases reported by law 9. Evening: 3, 9, 0. didate against Senator under the influence causing enforcement agencies are reported by a whopping $6.39 billion. A prepared by the the newspaper. The Daily Journal makes FANTASY 5: 3, 10, 16, McCain. And I think the coali- few hours later, Eagan, Minn.- Mendocino County injury and a probation viola- no exceptions. 38, 39. tion that I’ve put together, as Sheriff’s Office: tion by the California demonstrated once again last based Northwest Airlines DAILY DERBY: 1st: 05 Corp. reported a $4.1 billion BOOKED -- Vernon Clyde Highway Patrol at 8:47 p.m. night, is a very strong base for Snider, 42, of Laytonville, Tuesday. CORRECTIONS California Classic; 2nd; 04 us to beat Senator McCain,” loss for the period. Big Ben; 3rd: 06 Whirl Win. was booked into jail on suspi- The Ukiah Daily Journal reserves this Clinton told NBC’s “Today.” cion of driving under the Those arrested by law enforcement space to correct errors or make clarifications Race time: 1.42.93 The New York senator also officers are innocent until proven guilty. to news articles. Significant errors in obitu- LOTTO: 6, 21, 22, 34, Supreme Court influence by the California People reported as having been arrest- said she wants new debates ary notices or birth announcements will 38. affirms Highway Patrol at 3:52 a.m. ed may contact the Daily Journal once result in reprinting the entire article. Errors before the May 6 contests in Tuesday. their case has been concluded so the may be reported to the editor, 468-3526. Mega number: 14 North Carolina, where the police powers results can be reported. Those who feel flush-with-money Obama is favored; and Indiana, where WASHINGTON (AP) — Abu Rudeina. “The many things, not just the It just might be that it takes is a gritty reflection of Blair’s the two are close. Both candi- The Supreme Court affirmed Palestinian and Israeli posi- harmful substances and more nutrients to build boys last weeks. “He had more dates planned appearances in Wednesday that police have tions are still far from each behaviors these drugs target. than girls, he said. pressing concerns than pretti- Indiana on Wednesday. the power to conduct searches other. That requires American It may be possible to University of Exeter fying himself for a picture.” Obama managed to stave and seize evidence, even when intervention.” improve the drugs so they act researcher Fiona Mathews, off an eyebrow-arching done during an arrest that There was no immediate more precisely. Chantix tar- the study’s lead author, said US military deaths blowout in Pennsylvania by turns out to have violated state readout of the talks from the gets a different pathway — the findings also fit with fertil- Clinton even while falling law. White House, but the nicotine pleasure switches — ity research showing that male in Iraq at 4,048 short in his effort to bring the The unanimous decision Jordanian Embassy said and in a different way than the embryos aren’t likely to sur- By The Associated Press polarizing competition effec- comes in a case from Abdullah stressed the impor- obesity drugs, which aim at vive in lab cultures with low tively to a close. Despite his Portsmouth, Va., where city tance of U.S. involvement and the same pathway that gives sugar levels. Skipping meals As of Wednesday, April 23, defeat, he gained the support detectives seized crack Washington’s role in over- pot smokers the munchies. can result in low blood sugar 2008, at least 4,048 members of Oklahoma Gov. Brad cocaine from a motorist after coming obstacles to progress, That is one reason many doc- levels. of the U.S. military have died Henry, a superdelegate to the arresting him for a traffic tick- particularly in pressing Israel tors are optimistic that any Jain said he was skeptical since the beginning of the Iraq national convention. et offense. to make concessions. risks about Chantix will prove when he first heard about the war in March 2003, according David Lee Moore was manageable. research. But he said the study to an Associated Press count. Gen.Petraeus is to pulled over for driving on a Risk of depression But doctors are no longer was well-done and merits fol- The figure includes eight mil- suspended license. The viola- talking about so-called “super low-up study to see if the the- itary civilians. At least 3,299 be nominated as tion is a minor crime in dims hopes for pills” for a host of addictions. ory proves true. died as a result of hostile next commander Virginia and calls for police to ‘super pills’ action, according to the mili- of US Central issue a court summons and let Mom’s diet seen as Tony Blair’s tary’s numbers. the driver go. CHICAGO (AP) — Two The AP count is two more WASHINGTON (AP) — Instead, city detectives years ago, scientists had high factor in whether portrait put up than the Defense Army Gen. David Petraeus, arrested Moore and prosecu- hopes for new pills that would baby is boy or girl in Parliament Department’s tally, last updat- the four-star general who led tors say that drugs taken from help people quit smoking, lose ed Wednesday at 10 a.m. EDT. troops in Iraq for the past year, him in a subsequent search weight and maybe kick other CHICAGO (AP) — Snips LONDON (AP) — A The British military has somber Tony Blair is back in will be nominated by can be used against him as tough addictions like alcohol and snails and puppydog tails reported 176 deaths; Italy, 33; President Bush to be the next evidence. and cocaine. ... and cereal and bananas? Parliament — in a portrait capturing an indelible image Ukraine, 18; Poland, 21; commander of U.S. Central “We reaffirm against a The pills worked in a novel That could be what little Bulgaria, 13; Spain, 11; Command, Defense Secretary novel challenge what we have way, by blocking pleasure boys are made of, according to of the embattled politician in Robert Gates said Wednesday. his final months in office. Denmark, seven; El Salvador, signaled for half a century,” centers in the brain that pro- surprising new research sug- five; Slovakia, four; Latvia, Gates said he expected Justice Antonin Scalia wrote. The painting, unveiled vide the feel-good response gesting that what a woman three; Estonia, Netherlands, Petraeus to make the shift in from smoking or eating. Now eats before pregnancy influ- Wednesday, takes its place in late summer or early fall. The the buildings grand portrait Thailand, Romania, two each; King of Jordan it seems the drugs may block ences the gender of her baby. and Australia, Hungary, Pentagon chief also pleasure too well, possibly Having a hearty appetite, galleries alongside British announced that Bush will says timetables are political luminaries, including Kazakhstan, South Korea, one raising the risk of depression eating potassium-rich foods death each. nominate Army Lt. Gen. Ray and suicide. including bananas, and not former leaders Margaret needed for talks ——— Odierno to replace Petraeus in The makers of the new skipping breakfast all seemed Thatcher and Winston Baghdad. WASHINGTON (AP) — drugs insist they are safe, to raise the odds of having a Churchill. The latest deaths reported Central Command oversees Jordan’s King Abdullah II told although perhaps not for boy. The former prime minister, by the military: the wars in Iraq and in President Bush on Wednesday everyone, such as people with The British research is who stepped down last June — A Marine was killed Afghanistan. that stalled negotiations a history of depression. billed as the first in humans to amid plunging popularity after Monday in a bombing in “I am honored to be nomi- between Palestinians and Having to restrict the drugs’ show a link between a 10 years in office, now juggles Basra. nated for this position and to Israelis should be based on use would be a big setback woman’s diet and whether she lucrative banking jobs with — A soldier was killed have an opportunity to contin- “clear grounds and fixed because it would deprive the has a boy or girl. work as a Middle East peace Wednesday by small-arms fire ue to serve with America’s timetables” as the United very people who need help the It is not proof, but it fits envoy. in eastern Baghdad. soldiers, sailors, airmen, States pushes for reaching a most, since addictions and with evidence from test tube Curators said the work, On the Net: Marines, Coast Guardsmen Mideast peace agreement by depression often go hand-in- fertilization that male commissioned by Parliament www.defenselink.mil/news/ and civilians,” Petraeus said in next January. hand, doctors say. embryos thrive best with authorities, depicts an isolated a brief statement from Bush, beginning two days and confrontational figure. It Baghdad. A bigger fear is that the longer exposure to nutrient- of Mideast diplomacy at the whole approach may be in rich lab cultures, said Dr. is the only formal portrait At a hastily arranged White House, met with the painted of Blair in office. Pentagon news conference, trouble. Researchers say Tarun Jain. He is a fertility king over breakfast. It was a blocking pleasure, especially specialist at University of “I saw my role as a docu- Gates said the wars in Iraq and quick session; the king arrived mentarist,” said artist Phil Afghanistan, and other prob- the way the obesity drugs do, Illinois at Chicago who wasn’t and left within an hour. might take the fun out of involved in the study. Hale, adding that the painting lems in the Central Command Later, Abdullah met with area of responsibility, demand Palestinian President knowledge of how to fight Mahmoud Abbas, who also One Earth Clay and Glass counterinsurgencies as well as came to Washington to see Studio, Gallery and Gift Shop Mendocino other unconventional con- Bush. They will meet on Service CENTER flicts. Thursday. The Palestinians Chocolates and Israelis remain far apart 859 N. State Street ‘Cuban Perspectives’ & Fudge Delta Northwest on peace negotiations, and (707) 462-4472 Two artists’ views of modern Cuba lose combined Abbas is seeking U.S. help to See’s Candy move things forward, his April 25th - May 31st Fund Raiser $10.5 billion spokesman said. 15 minute Reception April 25th, 4-8 p.m. ATLANTA (AP) — Delta “The gaps are still there,” Gallery open Mon. - Sat. 12-6 said Abbas spokesman Nabil oil change and Northwest, seeking to 310 Mason Street, Ukiah • 467-0200 462-2660

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ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT THURSDAY, APRIL 24, 2008 – 3 Editor: Richard Rosier, 468-3520 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected] What’s Playing Local author’s teen novel blends Shakespeare with a triple shot of espresso THURSDAY The Daily Journal MEET THE WINEMAKERS -- Raye and Dan Solokow Mendocino College of Raye’s Hill Vineyards; Tierra-Art, Garden, Wine; 312 N. English Professor Jody School St., Ukiah; 5 to 8 p.m.; No cover; 468-7936. Gehrman is preparing for the MARY NORBERT KORTE -- Writers read; Colored publication of her young Horse Studio; 780 Waugh Lane, Ukiah; donations request- adult debut, “Confessions of ed; 462-4557/ 463-6989. a Triple Shot Betty,” a light- MIKE ZARKOWSKI -- Folk; Ukiah Brewing Company; hearted romp appeaedr in 101 S. State St., Ukiah; 9 p.m.; No cover; 468-5898. stores nationwide April 17. KITTY ROSE -- Americana/Country music; Shanachie This is the first in what Pub; 50 S. Main, Willits; 8 p.m.; No cover, tips appreciated; will be at least a two-book 459-9194. series from Penguin’s Dial Books. The storyline is modeled FRIDAY after Shakespeare’s comedy, “Much Ado about Nothing,” UVAH SPRING FLING -- Community Dance; Veterans’ but in this updated version Memorial Building; Corner of Seminary and Oak Streets, the tale is set in a drive- Ukiah; 7 to 10 p.m.; Free admission; 468-8824. through espresso stand in WILL SIEGEL & LES BOEK -- Live classics and origi- Sonoma. nals; Himalayan Cafe; 1639 S. State St.; 6:30 to 9 p.m.; no When asked about the quirky choice of setting cover; 467-9900. Gehrman says, “My MARK WESTON -- Pop-rock and folk; Shanachie Pub; boyfriend and I would some- 50 S. Main, Willits; 9 p.m.; $4 cover; 459-9194. times get coffee at this little LIVE MUSIC -- Live jam music; Ukiah Brewing espresso stand here in town, Company; 101 S. State St., Ukiah; 9:30 p.m.; No cover; and we loved the girls who 468-5898. worked there -- they were so DJ DANCE MUSIC -- DJ dance music with Patti; funny and sassy and good at Perkins Street Lounge; 228 E. Perkins St., Ukiah; 10 p.m. what they did. They inspired us to write a song called ‘Mocha Shack Girl.’ After SATURDAY that I decided to use a drive through espresso stand as a TRACY GRAMMER -- Live in-store performance; dig! setting for a book. It just Music; 362 N. State St., Ukiah; 11;30 a.m.; No cover; 463- seemed like the perfect Jody Gehrman shows off her new book, “Confessions of a Triple Shot Betty.” 8444. backdrop for drama -- a traveling to San Francisco, novel to be published this of local actors with a sound- LAURA & DARIN SMITH -- Live music; Himalayan magical little claustrophobic Seattle and Los Angeles for year. In January Red Dress track created by local musi- Cafe; 1639 S. State St.; 6:30 to 9 p.m.; no cover; 467-9900. world where the caffeine is a series of book events Ink released her third novel cian Bobby Cochran and J STREET BAND -- Americana folk and bluegrass free and you've got a con- aimed at teen audiences. for adults, “Notes from the location provided by Cuppa music; Shanachie Pub; 50 S. Main, Willits; 9 p.m.; $3 stant stream of characters Gehrman will also be doing Backseat,” a road trip novel Joe to Go on Perkins Street. cover; 459-9194. you can interact with, but some book events closer to that takes place largely in “Online marketing is really HIGH-NOTES BAND -- Dance music; Bartlett Hall; 495 none of them have access to home. So far she is sched- Mendocino County. important with this audi- Leslie St., Ukiah; dance 7 to 10 p.m.; $9 cover; all adults the inner sanctum of the cof- uled to read and lecture at As part of the advertising ence,” says Gehrman. welcome. fee shack.” several Sonoma County high campaign, Gehrman and her “Besides, we had a blast TCHIYA AMET -- Reggae/ soul/ indie; Ukiah Brewing Gehrman will be touring schools in conjunction with partner David Wolf filmed a making it! There are so Company; 101 S. State St., Ukiah; 9:30 p.m.; $8 cover; 468- with two other Young Adult Copperfield’s Books. She short “book trailer” which is many talented people in this 5898. authors, Polly Shulman will also be reading at now available on YouTube, area who are always ready DJ DANCE MUSIC -- DJ dance music with Patti; (Enthusiasm) and Robin Mendocino College in room MySpace, and a number of to make art. That’s part of Perkins Street Lounge; 228 E. Perkins St., Ukiah; 10 p.m. Benway (Audrey, Wait!). 5310 on May 8 at 7 p.m. other websites. The three what makes living here so The three authors will be This is Gehrman’s second minute film features a bevy great.” SUNDAY MAC’s Artists in activities, including a new series of UKIAHAIKU -- awards ceremony and celebration; beginner piano classes, using the cord BILLBOARD Residence Exhibit, method. Ukiah Conference Center; 200 S. School St., Ukiah; 2 p.m., donations accepted. ‘9 Months’ runs to May 3 The classes are held on Monday morn- THE SINGALONG SINGERS ings, and are a half-hour in length. -- Sunday dinner voices; Community Concert Mixed media artwork by 27 artists will Keyboards will be provided for the class, Ukiah Brewing Company; 101 S. State St., Ukiah; 7 p.m.; be showcased as part of the Mendocino or participants may bring their own if No cover; 468-5898. Association Membership Art Center’s Artists in Residence exhibit, they prefer. Campaign has begun “9 Months,” through May 3, in the Main Become a member of Ukiah Senior MONDAY and Nichols galleries. The eagerly antici- Center and pay $5 per month for class Al Bellon, chair of the membership pated annual showing features a wide materials. For more information call the drive has announced that the following spectrum of new works developed by the instructor, Dolores Carrick at 463-0846. MICROPHONE NIGHT -- Sing or play an instrument; people of the greater Ukiah area are artists during their residencies at the Art Club 711; 711 S. State St., Ukiah; 9 p.m. to 1 a.m.; 462- working to obtain new members as well Center since September. The exhibits will 7111. as renew current memberships. Bellon include fine arts, jewelry/ metalsmithing, Local poet Mary Norbert suggests, “Don’t wait for a worker to ceramics, sculpture, textiles and photog- Korte to feature come to you if you are interested in find- raphy. TUESDAY ing out more about joining Community The resident artists come to at Writers Read tonight Mendocino, bringing with them a variety Concerts. If you recognize a name on the In honor of National Poetry Month, KARAOKE -- Karaoke and DJ dancing; Perkins Street workers list, you can just give him or her of perspectives from diverse back- Lounge; 228 E. Perkins St., Ukiah; 8 p.m.; free. grounds. The residency program provides Writers Read is pleased to present a call to get a brochure about the coming Mendocino County poet Mary Norbert TAHITIAN DANCE -- Every Tuesday night; Mendocino season and to find out more about sub- the time for the individual artist to inves- Ballet Studio; 205 S. State St.; Ukiah; ages 11 to 99; 5:30 to tigate ideas and develop new work. The Korte. The event will be held Thursday, scribing to the local group that has April 24, at Colored Horse Studio in 6:30 p.m.; $8 to $11. brought live, world-class performers to interaction between the residents pro- vides a forum in which artistic techniques Ukiah. Ukiah for the past 62 years!” Colored Horse Studio is located at 780 The four concerts of the 2008 -- 2009 and ideas are shared and exchanged. WEDNESDAY One- to nine-month residencies are avail- Waugh Lane. The featured reading starts season will be: PianaFiddle, A Tribute to able for the working artists and craftsper- at 7 p.m., followed by an open mike ses- Benny Goodman and Peggy Lee, Maya, son, emerging or established, in ceram- sion at 8:15 p.m. OPEN MIC NIGHT -- Open Mic; Ukiah Brewing Co.; and MackMcCray. 102 S. State St., Ukiah; 8:30 p.m.; free; 468-5898. ics, digital arts, fine art, jewelry, sculp- Refreshments will be available. Anne Creekmore, who is chair of orga- ture and textiles. The residency applica- Donations are requested. For more infor- nizing all of the workers has announced tion process is competitive and artists are mation, call 463-6989, or 462-4557, or the following list of volunteers: Al evaluated and selected on the strength of visit their Web sites at coloredhorse.com. Bellon, Virginia Williams, Dr. Geoff the application and work samples. or poetryflash.org. ‘Prom Night’ a Rice, Terri Burrell, Ed Phillips, Irene This year the Mendocino Art Center MacFarland, Dr. Steve Pasternak, Dr. This event is made possible by a grant has hosted artists from across the country, from Poets & Writers. Dave Crew, Susan Janssen, Charlene including Alaska, California, Colorado, film worth seeing Light, Wyatt Shook, Stephanie Young, Maryland, Minnesota, Mississippi, Maggie Cooper, Lawren Giles, Diana Montana, New Jersey, Ohio, Tennessee Indian Taco Sale When one girl’s life is Marshall, Rick Allen, Barbara Curtis, and Utah. set for Friday turned upside down by an Emma Eldridge, George Husaruk, For more information, call 937-5818 unsuspecting teacher, will FOCUS Marilynne Tollefsen, Francine Bearden, (toll free 1-800-653-3328) or visit An Indian Taco Sale will be held on she get justice and lead a Beverly Gates, Coralee Nelson, Barbara www.MendocinoArtCenter.org. The Friday, from 11:30 a.m. to 7 p.m. on normal life or continue to Osborn, Diana Thomas, Maggie Graham, Mendocino Art Center is located at Friday. be tortured. Jeff Smith, Dick Graham, Kay Sause, 45200 Little Lake Street (at Kasten The event will take place at the Indian Donna Keppel (Brittany Myrl Harpe, Gertrude Soeth, Joyce Street) in Mendocino Village. The gal- Senior Center, 425 N. State St., Ukiah. ON FILM Murray, Carol Hester, Elena Casanova, leries are open Wednesday through The meals are offered dine-in, or to-go, Snow) was your average Arleen Shippey, Virginia Fitch, Lee Sunday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. with delivery offered for orders of four or 9th grade girl who enjoyed Sandelin, April Parry, Vonna Myers, hanging out with friends, more orders. Frances Stevens, Nancy Bracewell, Ann Ukiah’s art galleries For more information, or to place an going to school and cheer- Cuff, Sherry Chase, Barbara Chapman, order, call 462-5595. leading. While at school she Kathy O’Rourke, Lillian Kimmel, Pat to remain open later comes across a teacher at Hildebrand, Gladys Telschow, Norma on first Fridays the school by the name of Burton, Ethel Bean and Bernadette Scholarship fund Mr. Fenton who begins to McKeon. The art galleries in Ukiah will be open benefit reception take an interest in her. late the first Friday of every month, from This problem escalates Open Art Studio to meet 5 to 8 p.m. There will be refreshments and dinner set for Friday and he is fired from his job, and an opportunity to socialize while A benefit reception and dinner, with a leaving Donna unsettled on Mondays viewing original artwork. The galleries that will be participating selection of Mendocino County wines and quite upset that he had The Open Art Studio will be meeting and catering by The Crushed Grape, serv- gone far enough that he By Shelby White will be: Corner Gallery, a new, coopera- at the Todd Grove Clubhouse on tive gallery on State Street; The Grace ing Magruder beef, will take place at would get fired. Her family Mondays, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. The fee Brutocao Cellars’ Bliss Room at of Mr. Fenton and is left Hudson Museum; T.B. Greene Gallery; then put a restraining order is $3 for members of Mendocino County Cinnabar Ceramics, formerly Red Frog Schoolhouse Plaza, in Hopland, from 6 to on him in hopes he would with no immediate family. Art Association, and $5 for non-mem- 10 p.m., on Friday. Three years have passed Gallery; and One Earth Gallery. not come around anymore. bers. Tierra Gallery will be joining them in Dinners will be $75 per person, or After getting fired from and Donna is slowly trying No instruction is provided. May. They invite the public to take $700 for a table of 10. his job he goes to her house to move on. She continues Participants will need to bring their own advantage of the later Friday hours to go There will be limited seating, so those looking for her while seeing a counselor and has supplies. This is run on a drop-in basis -- and enjoy the galleries after the work interested are encouraged by the event’s Donna is out at the movies made much progress in try- attend for as long as desired, and get week is over. sponsors to make reservations by calling with her friend Lisa (Dana ing to live a more normal inspiration from painting with fellow 468-9886. Davis). When arriving life, but still has reoccur- artists. Piano classes offered Proceeds from the event will go to home she finds that things ring nightmares. Tables and chairs are available. For benefit the Mendocino Agricultural are not right. In this ill It’s the end of her senior more information, call Lynn Cyrilla at Ukiah Senior Center Families’ Scholarship Fund. twist of fate she watches Crutcher at 391-5852 in case of any last The Ukiah Senior Center now has a All reservations will be held at the her mother die by the hand See FILM, Page 5 minute changes. room dedicated to learning and creative door, and no tickets will be mailed. 4 – THURSDAY, APRIL 24, 2008 FORUM Editor: K.C. Meadows, 468-3526 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected] Letters from our readers From the desk of... Faith restored To the Editor: I recently lost my wallet ... I only thought it was misplaced by me. My car EJ DIONNE JR. was thoroughly searched and cleaned, by the way, but to no avail. As I was contem- plating new charge cards, etc. I got a call from the Ukiah Police. They had my wal- let. I not only got my wallet back, I got a restored faith in human beings, what I so dearly cling to, human kind. Denise Moroni Which Obama? Redwood Valley The result of the 2008 election may come down to how voters decide to define Barack Obama. Is he Opposes Measure B Adlai Stevenson or John F. Kennedy? Is he a detached former law review editor or a passionate agent of To the Editor: change? Is he an upscale reformer focused on process Why do proponents of Measure B peo- or a populist who will turn Washington and the coun- ple want to throw their neighbors in prison try around? for Reefer Madness? Do the cretins in Mendocino County still believe the racist One of the central lessons of the Pennsylvania pri- lies used to outlaw marijuana? mary campaign is that Obama’s personality is now far “Marijuana influences Negroes to look more important than either Hillary Clinton’s or John at white people in the eye, step on white McCain’s. That’s true not only because voters have a men’s shadows and look at a white longer history with Clinton and McCain, but also woman twice.” (Hearst newspapers because so much of the energy and novelty of 2008 is nationwide, 1934) the product of Obama’s rapid breakthrough to wide “There are 100,000 total marijuana acclaim. smokers in the U.S., and most are As a result, almost all of the turns in this contest Negroes, Hispanics, Filipinos and enter- have been driven by how Obama presented himself tainers. Their Satanic music, jazz and and how voters perceived him. swing, result from marijuana use. This Other opinions When Obama is in control of his own image, his marijuana can cause white women to seek From around the nation moments of detachment and irony are celebrated as sexual relations with Negroes, entertainers bearing remarkable similarities to those of the cool, and any others. shrewd and confident JFK, who won in 1960. When “The primary reason to outlaw marijua- The Sacramento Bee doubts about Obama creep in, those same characteris- na is its effect on the degenerate races. Lawmakers should get real on prison crowding tics are disparaged for resembling the diffidence and “Marijuana is an addictive drug which distance of Stevenson, who lost in 1952 and 1956. After two decades of And the federal receiver economic costs of clean-up produces in its users insanity, criminality At its most exciting moments, Obama’s campaign and death. longer and longer prison has run out of patience. ... are a one-two punch to the sentences, California’s pris- Lawmakers no longer can state’s bottom line, he says. has been compared to the great crusades for change in “Marijuana is the most violence-caus- our country’s history. His appeal to African- ing drug in the history of mankind. ons are overcrowded, and avoid the tough decisions. If ... they are housing increasing- they choose to stay on the The California Retailers Americans and the young of all races has led enthusi- “(Smoking) one (marijuana) cigarette asts to see his effort as the reincarnation of Robert F. might develop a homicidal mania, proba- ly older, sicker prisoners. same sentencing path, they Association argues that law- have to build facilities and makers should give Levine’s Kennedy’s brief, glorious and tragic 1968 run for the bly to kill his brother.” Gov. Arnold presidency. All these statements are part of the U.S. Schwarzenegger and law- pay the day-to-day costs of first bill more time before makers have known since dealing with aging prisoners. establishing fees to discour- But when Obama falls into the long pauses he is Government Propaganda To Outlaw sometimes given to in debate, the wordy answers he Marijuana at www.druglibrary.org/schaf- July 2006 that if they do They can haggle over details age use of plastic bags. The nothing to change sentenc- to reduce building costs, but in-store recycling programs periodically offers to questions, or the visible impa- fer/hemp/taxact/t3.htm) tience he exhibits toward the less-elevating aspects of When I last visited Mendocino County ing practices, California will they have to face the fact at grocers and pharmacies need to build 5,000 prison that the cost will be huge. Or began less than a year ago politics, he seems far more the law review editor, the there no signs of a crime wave that has professor, the classic good-government guy whose engulfed our communities. The area seems medical beds and 5,000 they can change course. and have already doubled mental health beds within 10 Quickly. The federal receiv- the number of bags being reach to society’s hard-pressed is limited. to be one of the more prosperous regions Occasionally, these very different Obamas show up in the state and I never had a moment of years for chronically ill, er isn’t interested in more recycled. physically impaired, feeble delays. We would argue that AB at the same time. More precisely, the same words can fear of being a victim of a marijuana be heard as ratifying either version of his story, grower. There were no shoot outs on main inmates. 2058 bill does give retailers Yet legislators were Inland Valley time — several years, in depending on the assumptions a listener brings to street and no boarded up neighborhoods them. ruined by a drug war, so what’s the prob- shocked, shocked last week Daily Bulletin fact, to show marked lem? to hear what it will cost to improvement in reducing At a campaign rally here on Saturday during a The pro Measure B people want to dis- build these facilities: $6 bil- Pitch plastic bags; consumption of flimsy, whistle-stop tour across southeastern Pennsylvania, miss logical arguments and “misleading lion. Earth will thank us throwaway bags that, in the Obama laced into Clinton for “the say-anything, do- Well, now they have a anything style of politics that has become the habit in facts” without providing anything but Just in time for Earth Day end, do little but litter our puffery to support their law enforcement choice. roads, neighborhoods and Washington.” Obama insisted he was “not going to They can continue with comes news that play the same old politics” and, with relish, gave this agenda. Assemblyman Lloyd waterways. Ralph Givens current sentencing practices And, in line with his description of Clinton’s attacks on him: “She’s got the and face the fact that they’ve Levine’s amped-up effort to kitchen sink flying, the china flying, the buffet is com- Daly City purge plastic bags has efforts to treat our environ- Public radio? got to foot the $6 billion bill ment more kindly and gently ing at me.” for the facilities. passed its first hurdle on its Without mentioning last week’s ABC News debate, way to becoming state law. by doing away with plastic To the Editor: Or they can change bags, Levine’s bill treats much assailed for becoming a staging point for one I have enjoyed the programs I have course. In the short-term, AB 2058 passed the attack on Obama after another, the candidate was Assembly Natural retailers more kindly and heard of editor K.C. Meadows on KZYX that means evaluating all gently than a now-stalled clearly courting a backlash against “a politics that’s all for their frank and reasonable tone. To 22,000 prisoners who are Resources Committee on a about tearing each other down.” And he continued to 5-3 vote last week and now sister bill that suggested curtail the airing of her opinion because it over age 50 for possible slapping a 25-cent fee on shred Clinton for accepting contributions from lobby- disagrees with the usual slant of the radio release or lower-cost options moves to the Assembly ists. Noting that Clinton once said that lobbyists sim- Appropriations Committee plastic bags beginning in station seems to defeat the purpose of a (electronic bracelets, July 2009. ply represent people with interests before the govern- community radio station. It was my under- halfway houses, etc.). Crime for its blessing. ment, Obama declared, to laughter, “I don’t know how The bill continues the “Paper or plastic?” It’s standing that as long as equal time was rates for 57-year-olds are a been a choice between the many of you have a lobbyist in Washington.” given to opposing opinions, the expression whole lot less than for 22- Sherman Oaks Democrat’s fight against plastic bags; he lesser of two evils for envi- Seen by Obama’s critics, this is a discourse about of those opinions was not only acceptable, year-olds. Long-term, it ronmentally aware con- process rather than problems. It seems to highlight but encouraged. I hope that KZYX will means fixing the broken sen- authored the 2006 bill that requires supermarkets and sumers. We applaud procedural reform, not the delivery of concrete bene- reconsider their attitude. Isn’t part of the tencing system. Start with Levine’s effort to obliterate fits to people who need them. But his enthusiasts see point of public radio to allow the discus- placing a moratorium on pharmacies to recycle plastic bags and sell reusable bags. the question from our shop- his words as those of the only candidate who can sion of controversial issues? lengthening existing sen- ping lexicon and urge legis- break with Washington’s bad habits, its bitter partisan Meadow Shere tences. Perhaps an inevitable fol- low-up to Levine’s first bill, lators to put AB 2058 on the polarization and the nation’s festering divisions, par- Laytonville Legislators no longer can books. ticularly those around race and class. sit in utter denial of the con- AB 2058 seeks to further clamp down on the number And, while we’re at it, we In separate interviews, the Democratic candidates’ sequences of existing sen- urge consumers to celebrate two leading local supporters cast the choice almost THANK YOU LETTER POLICY tencing patterns. California’s of plastic bags consumed. ... Levine, a champion of Earth Day by doing what exactly this way. Gov. Ed Rendell, Clinton’s staunch Editor’s note: The Daily Journal welcomes prison health system is so they can today. Pitch plastic advocate, explicitly compared Obama to Stevenson broken that a federal judge environmental causes, cites letters of thanks from organizations and indi- the danger errant plastic bags in favor of the reusable and then contrasted the diffidence implicit in the viduals. We are glad that so many successful took the drastic step of plac- versions sold in your local metaphor to Clinton’s own image. ing it in federal receivership. bags pose to sea birds each events are held here. However, thank you let- year. The environmental and market. ters must be kept short. For that reason we “Her campaign has been spotty at best,” Rendell have a 20-business name limit per letter. If said, “but the one thing they’ve done a good job at, your letter lists more than 20 businesses it will and in many ways Hillary deserves credit for this, is not be printed. Shorter thank you letters which portraying her as a fighter.” Fighters usually beat law do not contain lists of participants or donors WHERE TO WRITE professors. will be printed more quickly. Those wishing to President George Bush: The White www.house.gov/write rep Yet Sen. Bob Casey, who introduced Obama here as thank long lists of people and businesses are “the one national leader who can bring our country welcome to contact our advertising department House, 1600 Pennsylvania Ave., Washing- Assemblywoman Patty Berg: State together and begin to change the future,” said he was for help with a thank you ad. ton, D.C. 20500; (202) 456-1111, FAX Assembly District 1, Capitol, Rm. 4146, astonished at the energy Obama has created in such a (202)456-2461. Sacramento, 95814. (916) 319-2001; short time and the “ever-flowing stream” of loyalists who have shown up at his events, even in the smallest LETTER POLICY Governor Arnold Schwarzeneg- Berg's Ukiah field representative is Ruth ger: State Capitol, Sacramento, 95814. Valenzuela. Ukiah office located at 311 N. Pennsylvania towns. Hope usually beats the status The Daily Journal welcomes letters to the (916) 445-2841; FAX (916)445-4633 State St, Ukiah, 95482, 463-5770. The quo. editor. All letters must include a clear name, office’s fax number is 463-5773. For email The struggle in Pennsylvania has been less a deci- signature, return address and phone number. Sen. Barbara Boxer: 112 Hart Sen- sion between Clinton and Obama than a referendum Letters chosen for publication are generally ate Office Bldg., Washington, D.C. 20510; go to web site: assembly.ca.gov/Berg on which Obama voters wish to see. 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E-mail letters should also Audit Bureau Newspaper Publishers include hometown and a phone number. email us at [email protected] Of Circulations Association THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT THURSDAY, APRIL 24, 2008 – 5 BILLBOARD Mendocino College 7th annual Spring Dance Festival celebrates dance and diversity The Whales to perform at Mendocino The Daily Journal Stories and Music event on Friday Jazz, hip hop, contemporary, ballet, tap, Mexican Folkloric, Middle Eastern, Afro- The Mendocino Stories and Music Series will host The Cuban and more – just a handful of dance Whales, featuring Lenny Laks and John Chamberlin, with forms that will delight those who attend guests Steve Davidson and Tommy Grattan, for an evening of Mendocino College’s Spring Dance blues music on Friday, April 25 at 7:30 p.m., in the Mendocino Festival on Friday and Saturday, May 2 and Hotel’s Garden Room. 3 at 7:30 p.m. and Sunday, May 4 at 2 p.m. The doors will open at 6:30 p.m. Admission will be on a slid- in the Mendocino College Center Theatre. ing scale $5 to $15. For more information, call Pattie at 937- “The Mendocino College Spring Dance 1732 or www.mendocinostories.com. Festival has grown and has become a cele- brated traditional community event,” Sherry Glaser to perform for Baghdad reports Leslie Saxon West, Director of Dance at Mendocino College. “Last years Children’s Shelter this weekend performance featured about 180 dancers The Baghdad Children’s Shelter will present a springtime and we expect about the same number this event with Sherry Glaser performing two of her one-woman year. This celebration through dance cele- shows on two consecutive evenings, “Oh My Goddess” on brates a form of art that goes beyond bound- Friday April 25, and “The Breast of Sherry Glaser” on Saturday aries, uniting people from every walk of life April 26. The performances will take place at the Matheson all over the world.” Theatre in Mendocino. The shelter advises that the shows are A new addition to this year’s perfor- recommended for mature audiences. mance is the fusion of circus arts and dance. The Baghdad Children’s Shelter is a humanitarian project One segment of the show will consist of created to offer shelter protection and a future to homeless chil- three dances; a solo by Sarah Hardy who dren in Baghdad, Iraq. The shelter caters to both boys and girls, will elegantly hang and dance from long and currently houses 12 residents, 10 girls and two boys. The pieces of silk which hang from above. “The shelter has been made possible by the donation of a house by an silks themselves carry such beauty that it is strength this deity projects. Another female musician, Gabriel Frey. Additionally, Maria Iraqi family, now living in Scotland. The shelter is an NGO, a wonderful and inspiring process to work solo will be presented by Michelle Berger Monti’s tap dance class will be performing with no political or religious affiliations in its aims and inten- with them. I have enjoyed the many chal- who will perform another fusion piece, two tap numbers. Hip Hop dancers will tions. lenges they present as an aerial apparatus, “Rakshasa” which combines two Indian appear in several dances. Hip hop instructor, For more information, contact Marguerite Lambert at and love every step of the process” says dance forms; Bhangra, a warriors dance Gabriel Francisco, who teaches hip hop [email protected]. Hardy. Sarah will also present a duet with from Northern India and Kathak temple dance around the world, has choreographed Tickets will be available in advance for $25 each, or $40 for Gilly Platt performed with glowing poi dance. Students from Janice Re’s Middle “Style Is King” with several advanced two. balls. Poi consists of manipulations with Eastern dance class will perform “Deep dancers, many of whom come from balls and ropes, held in the hands and swung Believe” and “Elama.” Additionally, many Sonoma County to take his classes at in various circular patterns. It originated Mexican Folkloric Dances will be presented Mendocino College. Ukiah Valley Artists’ Cooperative with the Maori people of New Zealand. The by students of Juvenal Vasquez. Other featured choreographers are stu- to exhibit at Home and Garden Show third dance in this fusion triad is a colorful Many traditional Western theatrical and dents who took a dance performance class on Saturday and Sunday unicycle duet performed by Maria Frei and social dances will also be presented. Social focusing on how to make dances. Students Arielle Gitlin to music by Cirque du Soleil. dancer and dance instructor Eddie Vedolla Miriam McNamara, Ryan Johnson, Jessica The Ukiah Valley Artists’ Cooperative invites the public to “The vocabulary for dance is infinite, and will be performing a duet with his dance Flynn, Amelia Bernard and Christine Boyd join them at the Home and Garden Show, in the Junior Building these days dancers and choreographers are partner Blair Carlson, in “Swayin’ and are among these talented students and per- at the Ukiah Valley Fairgrounds on April 26, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. looking for ways to bring different forms of Swingin” a night club two step and West formers. and April 27, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The the exhibit will include movement together” states Saxon West. Coast swing dance. College dance instructor All tickets are $5 and may be purchased work by Don Pagano, Adelle Pruitt, Hettie Amada, Barbara Dances from all over the world will also Bernadette Alverio has choreographed three in advance at the Mendocino College Bittingham, Rosemary Burkitt, JimCalling, Sharon Fenton, be highlighted. Afro-Cuban dancer, Erika Jazz dances; one with an African flavor and Bookstore and the Mendocino Book Hiroko Mattsson, Dot Johnson, Louise Lampson and Lee Smallen, who will be teaching Afro-Cuban one to a popular show tune from the musi- Company in Ukiah. Tickets may also be Rossarick. dance at the college in the fall, will be per- cal “Chicago” -- “All That Jazz.” Several ordered in advance by calling 707 468- They will be exhibiting fine art in various media, and are forming a solo called “Chango.” Smallen contemporary ballets will be presented by 3079. Tickets may also be purchased at the offering a door prize of art by a local artist held at 3 p.m. on explains that Chango was typically danced students of Kirsten Turner and Lynlee door if they are available. Sunday. They ask that those attending vote for their favorite by men in its traditional form in Cuba, but Towne. Turners’s dances will be accompa- A listing of college activities is online at painting in the show. as a woman she feels connected to the fiery nied by original music composed by local www.mendocino.edu Film Bankruptcy? Make 2008 Your Best Year Ever Is it for me? 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Now Winn must go to Donna’s aunt and uncle with this news and keep an eye on Donna so she stays out of trouble, but will Fenton be one step ahead and have his way? “Prom Night” was a very well thought out movie with an interesting plot line. I loved the idea of this film. It’s not incredibly original and has aspect of many movies and puts them all into this one, but I was happy to see that nothing was so overly done already that it was too much like any movie I had already seen. The acting was done quite well. Brittany Snow is fairly new to the world of Hollywood and has just recently begun acting in such things as “John Tucker Must Die” and “Hairspray” which in turn put her on the map of fame. I definitely recommend “Prom Night” as a good movie to see in theatres now.

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LOCAL NHL PLAYOFFS | SHARKS CALENDAR Roenick spurs Sharks with clean living, big scores This week: By GREG BEACHAM Roenick doesn’t have a drinking prob- good in maybe 10 or 15 years, since I porting role. • TODAY, UHS softball vs. Rancho Associated Press lem, yet the 38-year-old forward part- was a kid. I feel like I did when I Ron Wilson’s plan preserved Cotate, 4 p.m. SAN JOSE — In his first 18 NHL ly credits his teetotaling for his played in Chicago, before Philly and Roenick in top form while also giving * TODAY, UHS boys golf vs. seasons, Jeremy Roenick would have remarkable resurgence this season, Phoenix, way back when.” valuable playing time to rookie for- Cardinal Newman, 3 p.m. celebrated a decisive playoff win in capped by a spectacular Game 7 that The Stars visit the Shark Tank for wards Torrey Mitchell and Devin • TODAY, Mendocino baseball vs. old-time hockey fashion by downing a sent the Sharks onward to face the Game 1 on Friday night. The Pacific Setoguchi, who both contributed to the Napa Valley, 2:30 p.m. few cold beers, or perhaps a good glass Dallas Stars in the second round. Division rivals split eight regular-sea- Sharks’ opening-round victory. • Fri., UHS baseball vs. Rancho of wine. “I think that has a lot to do with it son meetings and played a fight-filled “I have absolutely no problems with Cotate, 4 p.m. After propelling the San Jose — clean living and making sure that finale just 2 1/2 weeks ago, highlight- my body — no aches, no pains, what- Sharks into the second round with a my body is fresh, that there’s no toxins ed by San Jose star Joe Thornton ever,” Roenick said. “My wife gets four-point performance in Game 7 in it,” said Roenick, who had two pounding on Dallas agitator Steve Ott. mad at me. We’re both the same age, COMMUNITY against Calgary, Roenick was in high goals and two assists in the NHL’s Roenick is no stranger to scraps, but both 38, and she has a really bad back spirits, but not because of any spirits highest-scoring effort in a Game 7 he didn’t play in that game. The San and can’t move too often. She’s got a DIGEST he was about to drink. since Wayne Gretzky had a four-point Jose coaching staff strategically rested bad neck, bad back, disk problems, “I guess I’ve got to go have a soda game for Los Angeles in May 1993. the nine-time All-Star during the regu- and I’ve played 20 years, scoring like I Jr. American Legion water right now,” he said with a smirk. “A healthy mind will create a lar season, keeping Roenick fresh as have, playing like I have, and I’m Baseball When Roenick postponed retire- healthy body, and the San Jose Sharks he piled up 14 goals — including the pain-free.” ment for another Stanley Cup run, he have allowed me to have a healthy 500th of his career — and 19 assists Roenick’s heroics aside, the Sharks The Ukiah Jr. American Legion also gave up alcohol for the year. mind,” he said. “I haven’t felt this while adjusting seamlessly to a sup- Baseball "Cats" will be holding try- See SHARKS, Page 8 outs on Saturday, April 26th, from 1-3 p.m. at Anton Stadium. This is for highly skilled players who are 14-17 years old that want UKIAH 8 | SANTA ROSA 6 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- 4990. ’Cats hold on, beat Panthers Ukiah High School Swim Team Reunion

For all past UHS swimmers. Bring the family and a potluck dish to the UHS pool, Saturday, May 3 at 2 p.m. For more information or to RSVP call Cathy Panttaja 462- 3707 or Brita Alston (916) 622- 8478

Ukiah Lions Youth Football sign-ups

The Ukiah Lions Youth Football and Cheer will be having sign ups for football players, May 3, 2008, at Anton stadium from 9:00AM til 11:00AM. Early sign ups are encouraged. For more information call Chuck Thornhill @ 485-7600.

Fetzer Charity Golf Tournament

Fetzer Vineyards is staging its annual golf tournament on Saturday, May 10 at the Ukiah Municipal Golf course, hoping to raise money for the Hospice of Ukiah and the Boys & Girls Club of Ukiah. In 2006, the golf tourney & Fetzer donated nearly $15K to Hopland Elementary to help recover from the floods that year. A variety of community organiza- tions have benefited from the tour- ney over the years.

While many of the players are Fetzer employees, a limited num- ber of foursomes are available at $125 per player, and hole spon- sors, at $500 per hole, are wel- comed.

Officials and Scorekeepers Needed

Girls youth softball is in need of umpires. Season runs May-June, Monday thru Thursday evenings MacLeod Pappidas/The Daily Journal with a maximum game time of 90 Wildcats’ shortstop Tony Crudo slides back safely to first base on a pick off move by the opposing pitcher in a game last week against minutes. Umpires will be paid $16 Cardinal Newman. Crudo was 1 for 3 with two runs scored the Wildcats’ 8-6 win over the Santa Rosa Panthers on Wednesday. per game and work two games per week but get paid for three! By ANTHONY DION the bases were loaded with nobody out in a 7-4 ball- 5-1 lead after three innings of play against the Previous experience is preferred, The Daily Journal game. Panthers. The starter for Santa Rosa, No. 21, took minimum age of 15 is required. Apparently Eric McBurney isn’t one for the dra- After a strikeout, McBurney uncorked a wild plenty of time as he struggled with his command Applications are available at the City of Ukiah office, deadline is matic. pitch and everyone moved up as Santa Rosa cut the throughout his 4 1/3 innings of work. While he gave April 25th. After a shaky sixth inning in which he allowed deficit to two. A slowly hit ground ball to the short- up five runs, just two were earned on just four hits. Santa Rosa to creep within one run, the right-hander stop gave the Panthers their second run of the inning However, he walked five batters and had multiple The Redwood Empire Officials Association needs umpires to offi- took to the mound in the seventh and five minutes and cut the lead to just one. But McBurney stranded fielding errors behind him which certainly did not ciate mens’ and womens’ slow later the game was over, side retired 1-2-3. two Panthers on the base paths when he got the lead- help his cause. pitch softball as well as score- Just like that, the Wildcats secured an 8-6 win off hitter to fly out to left field. The Wildcats took advantage of these errors, keepers. Training classes begin April 14th at the Ukiah Valley over the Panthers. Perhaps an insurance run added to his cause in the jumping out to the early lead but also left six men on Conference Center, 6 - 8 p.m for Ukiah starting pitcher Jake Smith pitched well bottom half of the sixth inning, helped him settle in base thru four innings. umpires and April 21st and 23rd over five-plus innings of work for the win. Smith to retire the side in the seventh. The Panthers had a hard time figuring out Smith for scorekeepers. Contact Wayne at 489-1129 for gave up five runs -- just two earned -- on four hits Ukiah was able to tack on that insurance run when early. He retired seven of the first eight batters he further info. and two walks while striking out two. Tony Crudo led off with a double and after advanc- faced before the Panthers were able to put one on the He was relieved by McBurney in the sixth inning ing to third on a wild pitch, came around to score on board against him. It happened with a one-out sin- after giving up a walk to the leadoff hitter of Santa Chase Gordon’s sacrifice fly to center. gle, wild pitch and then a two-out RBI single. Mendo Coed Soccer Rosa. The senior Crudo once again had a solid game for Then in the fourth, down 5-1, the Panthers decid- Tournament the Wildcats, playing well defensively and having a ed to make a game of it. The clean-up hitter started The Mendocino College McBurney took awhile to get settled in the cold Women’s soccer program will be evening air at Anton Stadium. He walked the first 1 for 3 day at the plate with two runs scored and a the inning off with a walk while the next batter hosting their 5th annual 7 on 7 co- batter he faced and when the following hitter’s stolen base. reached on a fielding error by second baseman Gabe ed soccer tournament on Saturday ground ball was booted by Mark Pederson at third, Ukiah looked good early as they jumped out to a May 17th at Mendocino College. See WILDCATS, Page 8 Each team is guaranteed at least three 40 minute games and can have up to 12 players on the ros- ter. Fee for the tournament is UHS | BOYS’ GOLF $125.00 per team. Registration is due by May 9 and Wildcats gear up for Newman with solid finish in the first eight teams will be accept- ed. For further information regarding tournament; dominating win over Elsie Allen the tournament or women’s soc- cer, contact Mendocino College For The Daily Journal for the Wildcats while J.J. McMillen and “It was nice to see J.J. shoot an under Head Women’s soccer coach The Ukiah varsity boys golf team trav- Brett Walker weren’t too far behind, each par round right before the match we’ve Duncan McMartin at (707) 468- Attention 3006 or eled to Walnut Creek on Monday for the shooting a round of 82. Carson Sheppard been looking forward to against Cardinal [email protected]. Transbay Tournament held at the and Jared Hull both shot very respectable Newman,” said Philbrick. Rossmoor Course. In a field of 28 of the rounds of 84. McMillen led the way with a 1-under Readers: top area teams, the Wildcats emerged The team returned to NBL action on 57. Brazill followed with a 2-over round The centerpiece article on with a fourth place finish with an overall Tuesday as they ventured a little bit clos- of 60, Carson Sheppard shot 63, Brett Ukiah’s 9-6 victory over ATTENTION score of 408. er to home in taking on Elsie Allen at the Walker 64, Casey Fernandez 67 and Montgomery in Saturday’s Ukiah finished 17-shots behind first- Sonoma County Fairgrounds course. Dominic Brutocao 79. paper was cut off after the COACHES! place Campolindo which took home the As it has done all season, Ukiah (12-1) As Coach Philbrick mentioned, the Please report your game results! Phone first page because it wasn’t (707) 468-3518 or make submissions Transbay Tournament trophy with a 391 steamrolled their way to another victory Wildcats now turn their full attention to to: The Ukiah Daily Journal Sports overall score. over a highly over-matched opponent in the showdown with Cardinal Newman at jumped. For the entire article Department, 590 S. School Street, “This was a fun tournament for the the Lobos of Elsie Allen with a 311 to Ukiah, CA 95482. Fax (707) 468-3544. home on Thursday. The Cardinals remain please see our website at uki- You can also go online to report scores. kids and we did pretty well in our second 444 win. undefeated and own a tiebreaker win over ahdailyjournal.com under Visit www.ukiahdailyjournal.com, go to year of participation,” said Ukiah Head They did so on the par 58 Fairgrounds the Wildcats at Fountain Grove G.C. ear- sports. We apologize for the the sports page, then click on the Coach Chris Philbrick. “Report Game Scores” banner. course with very balanced team scoring. lier this season. Max Brazill shot a 76 to lead the way error and any inconvenience. THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL SPORTS THURSDAY, APRIL 24, 2008 – 7 ANGELS 6 | RED SOX 4 Matthews homers twice, Kotchman once in Angels’ win By HOWARD ULMAN toms. with a sacrifice fly in the third. Associated Press Trailing 4-2 in the bottom of the fifth, Matthews led off the fifth against BOSTON — Casey Kotchman’s solo the Red Sox tied it on David Ortiz’s third Lester with his second homer. home run put Los Angeles ahead in the homer, a two-run shot after Dustin Julio Lugo kept Lester from getting sixth inning, Gary Matthews Jr. hit two Pedroia extended his hitting streak to 12 into more trouble with good plays at solo homers of his own and the Angels games with a single. But Boston’s streak shortstop in each of the first five innings. snapped the Boston Red Sox’s six-game of scoring at least five runs in 10 straight He made a diving stop on a grounder winning streak with a 6-4 victory games ended. to his left and threw out Garret Anderson Wednesday night. Torii Hunter added an RBI double in to end the first, then he took a throw from Kotchman hit his sixth of the season the ninth, and Francisco Rodriguez Manny Ramirez on Izturis’ double to left off Craig Hansen, who was recalled picked up his eighth save with a perfect and threw out Kotchman at home in the before the game. Matthews hit solo shots inning. second. in the first and fifth off emergency starter Jon Garland (3-2) allowed four runs in In the third, Lugo dropped a popup but Jon Lester, giving him four homers for six innings and got out of a jam in the recovered to throw to second for a force- the season and 100 for his career. third when he retired the last two batters out. Then he started an inning-ending Lester, starting on three days’ rest for after Boston scored once and had runners double play in the fourth and another the first time in his career, pitched in at first and second with one out. double play for the first two outs in the place of Daisuke Matsuzaka, who was Matthews homered in the first, Maicer fifth. scratched with flulike symptoms. Izturis doubled in a run in the second and He also helped Hansen (0-1) with a It was the second straight game in Erick Aybar hit an RBI single in the third, long throw from the hole to get Aybar which a Boston starter was pulled from giving the Angels a 3-1 lead. leading off the sixth before Kotchman his scheduled start. Josh Beckett missed For Boston, Julio Lugo singled in a homered for the second straight game in the 7-6 win over the Angels on Tuesday run in the second, his seventh hit in nine the series. night with a stiff neck and flulike symp- at-bats, and Pedroia cut the lead to 3-2 NFL | OFFSEASON Ricetti and Titans agree to swap Pacman to Dallas Langevin take all- By JEFF CARLTON the league,” Arora said. “We working out on their property Ukiah NBL doubles Associated Press recognize the fact he’s got a in February. The Titans and consolation final IRVING, Texas — The guaranteed contract with Cowboys nearly had a deal at By ROSALIND PETERSON Tennessee Titans finally Tennessee, and we recognize the NFL owners’ meetings last Special to The Daily Journal washed their hands of sus- the fact there’s risks involved month, but talks stalled over After playing some excel- pended cornerback Adam at this point. We also recog- the issue of compensation for lent tennis in the NBL “Pacman” Jones on nize there’s significant public someone who hadn’t played Doubles Tennis Wednesday, agreeing in prin- relations implications for the since December 2006. Championships at ciple to trade him to the Dallas teams, and in fact Dallas has Dallas owner Jerry Jones Montgomery High School Cowboys. to sell tickets, the knowledge said twice in the past week, over the weekend, two Ukiah Cowboys spokesman Rich their fan base has a point of including Tuesday, that the doubles teams reached the Dalrymple confirmed the view. trade was stuck in neutral. But doubles consolation final to teams had an agreement, but “With all that in mind, Pacman Jones, baggage and face off against each other. no terms had been filed with we’ve said from Day 1 we’re all, is a top cornerback and a The team of Dylan Ricetti willing to rework our contract. dynamic kick returner who the NFL office, which already and Jeff Langevin took on had closed for the day. Once the trade gets completed can fill some of the Cowboys’ The Titans also confirmed or official, we’ll be ready to biggest weaknesses. teammates Markey Cantu and the deal, adding that terms had do our part because we want Jones also has been very Javier Marrero as they won to be finalized. The team had to play for Dallas. I don’t have successful lately offering sec- their respective matches to no further comment beyond a any hesitation saying we can ond, and third, chances to also reach the finals. This all- two-sentence e-mail. get this done and get it done players like receiver Terrell Ukiah final was played on Dalrymple declined to dis- quickly.” Owens. The latest reclamation Monday at Ukiah. cuss specifics of the trade. Jones was scheduled for a project was Tank Johnson, The pairing of Cantu (No. “What I can confirm is that base salary of $1.74 million in who signed during the 2007 1 singles player for Ukiah) we have agreed in principle 2008 and had been under con- season while he was still sus- and Marrero (No. 2 singles with the Tennessee Titans on a tract through 2009 before his pended. player) had paired up in trade that will bring Adam suspension. The Titans might have been March to form a competitive Jones to the Cowboys,” He was the first defensive more eager to trade Jones after doubles team. On the other Dalrymple said. player drafted in 2005, sixth news surfaced Monday night hand, their opponents Ricetti He declined to say who or overall out of West Virginia, that the cornerback had paid and Langevin (No. 4 singles what the Cowboys might give and easily was Tennessee’s money to a 29-year-old man player) had only recently up in the trade. Specifics like- best defender in 2005 and ’06. arrested for a Las Vegas strip teamed together. ly will be announced His four career interceptions club shooting in February The match started slowly Thursday or Friday, came in 2006 as he helped the 2007 that left a club employee with both teams sizing up the Dalrymple said. Titans to an 8-8 record. He paralyzed. other team, both determined ESPN.com reported the also led the NFL in punt- A police report said that in to win. The match stayed deal involved a fourth-round return average in 2006 with the weeks after the shooting, close at the beginning with draft pick this weekend and 12.9 yards per return and three Jones paid $15,000 to the both sides trading points back another in 2009 if Jones plays touchdowns. man, who threatened to hurt and forth. Ricetti and this season. The Titans would But six arrests and 12 inci- the cornerback, his daughter Langevin played steady ten- pay back that selection in dents where police were and his mother. Jones picked nis, keeping the ball in play, 2009 if Jones is not reinstated called since being drafted led the man out of a police lineup forcing errors from Marrero for this season. to his suspension by NFL last Friday, helping fulfill part and Cantu, to win the first set Agent Manny Arora said commissioner Roger Goodell of the plea deal he agreed to 6-3. Wednesday night that they in April 2007 for the season. last December when reducing In the second set, Marrero had not been told of the trade Goodell declined to ease that two felony counts of coercion and Cantu, rallied back to by either team, but were cau- punishment when Jones to conspiracy to commit dis- keep the match even until tiously optimistic. Jones has appealed to return after sitting orderly conduct. four games all. And then the talked often of his desire to out 10 games and now will But he will have to testify doubles experience of both play for the Cowboys in only say that he’ll reconsider under that plea deal. Jones’ Ricetti and Langevin came recent weeks, even appearing reinstating the cornerback attorney, Robert Langford, into play and they forged before training camps open. said Wednesday the trade had on Michael Irvin’s radio show ahead to win the second set 6- in Texas. The Titans gave Jones per- “nothing to do” with the legal “We recognize the fact of mission to talk to other teams case in Las Vegas and 4, becoming the NBL where we are with regards to weeks ago, and the corner- declined further comment. Doubles Consolation Winners back had been barred from in this all Ukiah doubles final. Ukiah’s last match of the season will be on Friday, NBA | DRAFT April 25th, at Cardinal Augustin, Chalmers and two from Memphis declare Newman High School. Texas star D.J. Augustin Roberts as the Tigers’ early the regional final in Houston, declared for the NBA draft entries along with senior cen- is considered the top point Wednesday, and was joined by ter Joey Dorsey — possibly guard available. teammate A.J. Abrams, leaving Memphis without any Abrams, a 5-foot-11 junior, Kansas’ Mario Chalmers and returning starters next season. averaged 16.5 points and led Memphis’ Antonio Anderson With a deep pool of under- Texas in 3-pointers with 118 and Robert Dozier. classmen entering the draft, last season. Hydroponic & Garden Supply Augustin, who won the Anderson and Dozier are “Right now, I have the For All Your Bob Cousy Award as college unlikely to get drafted with opportunity to test the waters Garden Needs basketball’s top point guard, their teammates, though to see where I stand,” Abrams averaged 19.2 points and 5.8 Memphis coach John Calipari said. “If I’m comfortable with Inside & Outside assists as a sophomore and is says the two will be able to where I feel I’ll be drafted, I’ll widely considered a first- work out for NBA teams, par- stay in the draft. If not, I’ll be Our Customers round pick. ticipate in predraft camp and back for my senior year.” Become Our “I have dreamed of playing get feedback from scouts. Chalmers, who hit a 3- in the NBA since I was a little “Both Antonio and Robert pointer with 2.1 seconds left Family boy, and I am ready to start approached me about putting to send the national champi- 351-C Hastings Ave., Ukiah living this dream,” Augustin their names in the NBA draft, onship game into overtime Fax: 467-0900 said. and I support them in their before the Jayhawks went Tel: 467-0400 Augustin joins an impres- decision,” Calipari said in a beat Memphis 75-68 for their sive lineup of former statement. “This is good for third national title, said he’ll Longhorns who departed them because they can work come out only if it looks like early for the NBA in recent out for teams and see where he’ll be picked in the first MENDO TRUCK years: T.J. Ford, Daniel they stand and find out about MENDO TRUCK round. If not — he’s currently ACCESSORIES Gibson, LaMarcus Aldridge, their strengths and weakness- projected to go between pick P.J. Tucker and Kevin Durant es.” Nos. 25-35 — the junior will all have bolted since 2003, With Augustin declaring, return for his senior season. depleting the program of its four of the five All-Americans “I looked at the pros and most talented players. have entered the draft. North cons of all three options and I “We are so thankful for the Carolina junior Tyler opportunity to have been don’t think hiring an agent Hansbrough still hasn’t right now would be the best fit around an individual like D.J. announced his decision. for the last two years,” Texas for me right now personally None of the players have just because I’m not projected coach Rick Barnes said. “As hired an agent, leaving them- SUPERIOR good as he is on the basketball that high in the draft,” selves the option to withdraw Chalmers said. “It’s just great PROFESSIONAL court, D.J. is an even better by June 16 for the June 26 person off the court.” that I have the opportunity to SERVICE draft. come back if I can and the Anderson and Dozier Augustin is projected as a 406 Talmage Rd., Ukiah joined freshman Derrick Rose opportunity to go if I can. I first-round pick, but Rose, think it’s a win-win situation.” 462-4614 and junior Chris Douglas- who outplayed Augustin in 8 – THURSDAY, APRIL 24, 2008 SPORTS THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL

big in big games all season, Sharks and we showed it again 2008 NFL Free Agent Signings List tonight,” said Marleau, whose ARIZONA CARDINALS—Signed John Owens, and CB Keith Smith. Chatman, G Alan Faneca, TE Bubba Continued from Page 6 bloody face in the Calgary newspapers incited his team- LBs Clark Haggans and Matt Stewart; Signed DT Chuck Darby, CB Travis Franks, LB Calvin Pace, FB Tony survived their seven-game DE Travis LaBoy, DL Bryan Robinson, Fisher, TE Michael Gaines, G Corey Richardson, OL Damien Woody and CB mates before Game 4. “We’ve struggle against the Flames got to take that confidence and TE Jerame Tuman. Re-signed LB Hulsey and DE Corey Smith. Andre Woolfolk. with a team-wide resilience GREEN BAY PACKERS—Signed LB OAKLAND RAIDERS—Signed DE and move on. Everybody Karlos Dansy, DB Ralph Brown, OL that contradicts the criticism playing together was the most Nathan Hodel and DE Joe Tafoya. Brandon Chillar, LS Thomas Gafford and Kalimba Edwards, OT Kwame Harris, leveled at them during sec- important thing. It’s going to ATLANTA FALCONS—Re-signed OT Joe Toledo. Re-signed S Atari Bigby. DT William Joseph, C John Wade, S ond-round losses in each of be a long haul, but it’s been DT Tim Anderson and QBs Chris HOUSTON TEXANS—Signed LB Gibril Wilson, and WRs Drew Carter and the last two playoffs. fun.” Redman and Joey Harrington. Signed K Kevin Bentley, RB Chris Brown, CB Javon Walker. Re-signed OT Cornell San Jose fell apart midway The Sharks weren’t with- Jason Elam, RB Michael Turner, DB Erik Jacques Reeves, S Nick Ferguson and LB Green and DB Jarrod Cooper. through both of those series out problems in the opening Coleman, C Alex Stepanovich, TEs Ben Chaun Thompson. Re-signed TE Mark PHILADELPHIA EAGLES—Signed after heartbreaking losses: the round. The NHL’s best penal- Hartsock and Jason Rader, DB Von Bruener, S C.C. Brown, S Will Demps, S DE Chris Clemons, DT-FB Dan Klecko, Detroit Red Wings’ last- ty-killing team in the regular Hutchins and DT Kindal Moorehead. Glenn Earl, T Brandon Frye, DE N.D. LB Rocky Boiman, TE Kris Wilson, and minute rally to win the series- season is the worst so far in tying Game 4 last season, and BALTIMORE RAVENS—Agreed to Kalu and P Matt Turk. CB Asante Samuel. Re-signed TE L.J. the playoffs, while Michalek’s the Oilers’ triple-overtime scoreless seven-game perfor- terms with LB Brendon Ayanbadejo and INDIANAPOLIS COLTS—Re-signed Smith. victory in Game 3 in 2006. DB Frank Walker. Re-signed LB Nick DE Josh Thomas. PITTSBURGH STEELERS—Signed mance was the most glaring The Sharks also got a reputa- flaw in San Jose’s top three Greisen. JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS— LB Keyaron Fox, C Justin Hartwig, and tion for wilting against physi- BUFFALO BILLS—Signed TE Signed CB Drayton Florence and DT RB Mewelde Moore. Re-signed DE Nick lines. cal play, symbolized by their But the Sharks are still Courtney Anderson, DT Spencer Jimmy Kennedy. Agreed to terms with Eason, LB Andre Frazier, WR Nate tepid response to Raffi Torres’ Johnson, LB Kawika Mitchell and CB WR Jerry Porter. Re-signed OL Maurice Washington and LS Greg Warren. Agreed playing skilled, mistake-free skull-rattling dirty hit on hockey as the league’s least- William James. Re-signed OT Matt Williams. to terms with OL Chris Kemoeatu and Milan Michalek in Game 2 penalized playoff team — and Murphy, OL Jason Whittle, DT Jason KANSAS CITY CHIEFS—Signed OL Trai Essex. against Edmonton. they’re also winning in new Jefferson and S Bryan Scott. WR Devard Darling, KR B.J. Sams; C ST. LOUIS RAMS—Signed OL Jacob The Sharks took plenty of ways. Joe Pavelski came up CAROLINA PANTHERS—Signed G Wade Smith; and LB Demorrio Williams. Bell, K Josh Brown, DB David Macklin, knockdown punches against with two game-winning goals Milford Brown, WR D.J. Hackett, LB MIAMI DOLPHINS—Signed S Chris WR Reche Caldwell, and DE James Hall. Calgary, but they got back up and seven points, putting him Landon Johnson, DL Tyler Brayton, CB- Crocker, S Keith Davis, DB Nathan Re-signed OL Adam Goldberg and C and kept swinging. second on the team to forward KR Ricardo Colclough, S Terrence Holt, Jones, QB Josh McCown, TE Sean Ryan, Brett Romberg. Agreed to terms with TE Defensemen Cory Sarich Ryane Clowe, who has RB LaBrandon Toefield and G Keydrick G Justin Smiley, DT Randy Starks, WRs Anthony Becht and QB Trent Green. and Dion Phaneuf landed bru- returned from a 67-game Vincent. Re-signed LB Donte’ Curry. Tab Perry and Ernest Wilford; K Dave SAN DIEGO CHARGERS—Agreed tal hits on captain Patrick injury absence with eight Marleau, and San Jose CHICAGO BEARS—Re-signed LB Rayner; and LBs Charlie Anderson and to terms with QB Billy Volek. points and 30 shots against endured a soul-crushing Calgary. Lance Briggs. Signed WRs Marty Reggie Torbor. Re-signed S Yeremiah SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS—Signed Game 3 loss in which they Booker and Brandon Lloyd. Bell and CB Michael Lehan. WR Isaac Bruce, RB DeShaun Foster, “It takes a contribution blew a three-goal lead. The from every guy in uniform to CINCINNATI BENGALS—Signed MINNESOTA VIKINGS—Signed WR Bryant Johnson, OT Qasim Mitchell, Sharks even flopped in a OL Stacy Andrews, LB Brandon Johnson WRs Bernard Berrian and Robert QB J.T. O’Sullivan, KR Allen Rossum, get to where we want to go,” potential Game 6 clincher, yet said Thornton, who also had and DE Antwan Odom. Re-signed LB Ferguson; LBs Derrick Pope and Dallas DE Justin Smith and LB Dontarrious they responded with probably Dhani Jones and P Kyle Larson. Agreed Sartz; FB Thomas Tapeh; Ss Michael Thomas. Re-signed TE Billy Bajema. seven points in the first round. their best game of the series “Nobody can do it by them- to terms with LB Darryl Blackstock and Boulware and Madieu Williams; DT Ellis SEATTLE SEAHAWKS—Signed Tuesday night. selves.” TE Ben Utecht. Wyms and Kenderick Allen; RB-KR RBs T.J. Duckett and Julius Jones, TE “We’ve been coming up CLEVELAND BROWNS—Agreed to Maurice Hicks; and CB Benny Sapp. Jeb Putzier, LB D.D. Lewis, K Olindo terms with WR Donte’ Stallworth and LB NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS—Re- Mare and DL Chris Cooper. Shantee Orr. Re-signed QB Derek signed LB Tedy Bruschi, C Lonie Paxton, TENNESSEE TITANS—Agreed to Mendosa followed with Anderson, DB Gary Baxter, OLs Lennie S Ray Ventrone, DL Mike Wright and terms with TEs Dwayne Blakley and Wildcats another single. After Cupples Friedman and Seth McKinney, and S WRs Jabar Gaffney, Randy Moss and Alge Crumpler, DE Jevon Kearse, LB was forced out at third, Nick Sorensen. Signed OL Rex Hadnot. Kelley Washington. Signed CBs Josh Stamer and WR Justin McCareins. Continued from Page 6 Mendosa scored on a Delgado DALLAS COWBOYS — Signed LB Fernando Bryant, Lewis Sanders and Signed OL Jake Scott. Re-signed S Ott. After a flyout to left, the RBI single and Cameron Orsi Zach Thomas, FB Ronnie Cruz. Re- Jason Webster, LB Victor Hobson, WR Donnie Nickey. No. 7 hitter crushed a triple to (who reached on a fielder’s signed LT Flozell Adams, CB Evan Sam Aiken, TE Marcus Pollard, TE, P TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS— deep left-center, making it a choice) came around to score Oglesby, deep snapper L.P. Ladouceur. Scott Player and S Tank Williams. Signed RB Warrick Dunn; WR Antonio 5-3 game. An ensuing wild Designated S Ken Hamlin franchise play- NEW ORLEANS SAINTS—Re- Bryant; S Eugene Wilson; TEs John on a wild pitch. pitch brought him home to cut Mendosa and Orsi, the No. er. signed WR Devery Henderson, TEs Eric Gilmore and Ben Troupe; C Jeff Faine; the lead to one before the Cats 8 and 9 hitters, each finished 1 DENVER BRONCOS—Signed WRs Johnson and Billy Miller, WR David LBs Antoine Cash, Leon Joe, Tedy could get two consecutive Samie Parker, Keary Colbert, LBs Boss Patten, LB Mark Simoneau, RB Aaron Lehman and Matt McCoy; and DEs for 2 with two runs scored and groundouts to end the inning. Bailey and Niko Koutouvides, Ss Marlon Stecker and DT Brian Young. Signed QB Marques Douglas and Jimmy Wilkerson. Orsi had a sacrifice fly for an In the fifth though, the McCree and Marquand Manuel, C Casey Mark Brunell, CBs Randall Gay and Re-signed DE Kevin Carter and SB RBI. Wildcats answered back with Wiegmann. Re-signed DEs Ebenezer Aaron Glenn, DE Bobby McCray and LB Sammy Davis. The Wildcats travel to Ekuban and John Engelberger, TE Nate Dan Morgan. WASHINGTON REDSKINS—Re- two runs of their own to Rohnert Park on Friday to Jackson and DB Cecil Sapp. NEW YORK GIANTS—Signed QB signed OT Jason Fabini, DT Ryan stretch the lead back out to face Rancho Cotate whom DETROIT LIONS—Agreed to terms David Carr, LB Danny Clark and S Boschetti, RB-KR Rock Cartwright, QB three. Catcher Casey Cupples they beat at home earlier this with DB Brian Kelly. S LB Gilbert Sammy Knight. Re-signed RB Derrick Todd Collins and P Derrick Frost. Signed singled to knock out the Gardner. Re-signed RBs Tatum Bell and Ward. DT Matthias Askew. month. Panthers starter and then Aveion Cason, OT George Foster, TE NEW YORK JETS—Signed RB Jesse SCOREBOARD Toronto at Kansas City, 5:10 p.m. Saturday, April 19: Utah 93, Houston 82 Baltimore at Chicago White Sox, 5:11 p.m. Monday, April 21: Utah 90, Houston 84, Utah lead MLB Oakland at Seattle, 7:10 p.m. series 2-0 NL Thursday, April 24: Houston at Utah, 7:30 p.m. AL Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, 4:05 p.m. Saturday, April 26: Houston at Utah, 7:30 p.m. East Division Atlanta at N.Y. Mets, 4:10 p.m. Tuesday, April 29: Utah at Houston, TBA, if nec- W L Pct GB Chicago Cubs at Washington, 4:35 p.m. essary Boston 15 7 .682 — Florida at Milwaukee, 5:05 p.m. Friday, May 2: Houston at Utah, TBA, if necessary Baltimore 11 9 .550 3 Houston at St. Louis, 5:15 p.m. Sunday, May 4: Utah at Houston, TBA, if neces- New York 11 10 .524 3 1/2 Arizona at San Diego, 7:05 p.m. sary Toronto 10 11 .476 4 1/2 Cincinnati at San Francisco, 7:15 p.m. ——— Tampa Bay 9 11 .450 5 Colorado at L.A. Dodgers, 7:40 p.m. QUARTERFINALS Central Division (Best-of-7) W L Pct GB EASTERN CONFERENCE Chicago 11 8 .579 — NBA PLAYOFFS ——— Minnesota 10 10 .500 1 1/2 WESTERN CONFERENCE Kansas City 9 11 .450 2 1/2 FIRST ROUND Cleveland 8 12 .400 3 1/2 (Best-of-7) Detroit 8 13 .381 4 EASTERN CONFERENCE NHL PLAYOFFS West Division Boston vs. Atlanta W L Pct GB Sunday, April 20: Boston 104, Atlanta 81, Boston FIRST ROUND Los Angeles 12 9 .571 — lead series 1-0 (Best-of-7) Oakland 12 9 .571 — Wednesday, April 23: Atlanta at Boston, 5 p.m. EASTERN CONFERENCE Seattle 11 10 .524 1 Saturday, April 26: Boston at Atlanta, 5 p.m. Montreal 4, Boston 3 Texas 7 14 .333 5 Monday, April 28: Boston at Atlanta, 5 p.m Thursday, April 10: Montreal 4, Boston 1 NL Wednesday, April 30: Atlanta at Boston, TBA, if Saturday, April 12: Montreal 3, Boston 2, OT East Division necessary Sunday, April 13: Boston 2, Montreal 1, OT W L Pct GB Friday, May 2: Boston at Atlanta, TBA, if neces- Tuesday, April 15: Montreal 1, Boston 0 Florida 12 8 .600 — sary Thursday, April 17: Boston 5, Montreal 1 New York 10 9 .526 1 1/2 Sunday, May 4: Atlanta at Boston, TBA, if neces- Saturday, April 19: Boston 5, Montreal 4 Philadelphia 11 10 .524 1 1/2 sary Monday, April 21: Montreal 5, Boston 0 Atlanta 10 10 .500 2 Washington 6 15 .286 6 1/2 Detroit vs. Philadelphia Pittsburgh 4, Ottawa 0 Central Division Sunday, April 20: Philadelphia 90, Detroit 86, Wednesday, April 9: Pittsburgh 4, Ottawa 0 W L Pct GB Philadelphia lead series 1-0 Friday, April 11: Pittsburgh 5, Ottawa 3 Chicago 14 6 .700 — Wednesday, April 23: Philadelphia at Detroit, 4:30 Monday, April 14: Pittsburgh 4, Ottawa 1 St. Louis 13 8 .619 1 1/2 p.m. Wednesday, April 16: Pittsburgh 3, Ottawa 1 Milwaukee 12 8 .600 2 Friday, April 25: Detroit at Philadelphia, 4 p.m. Cincinnati 9 12 .429 5 1/2 Sunday, April 27: Detroit at Philadelphia, 4 p.m. Philadelphia 4, Washington 3 Houston 9 12 .429 5 1/2 Tuesday, April 29: Philadelphia at Detroit, TBA, if Friday, April 11: Washington 5, Philadelphia 4 Pittsburgh 8 12 .400 6 necessary Sunday, April 13: Philadelphia 2, Washington 0 West Division Thursday, May 1: Detroit at Philadelphia, TBA, if Tuesday, April 15: Philadelphia 6, Washington 3 W L Pct GB necessary Thursday, April 17: Philadelphia 4, Washington 3, Arizona 15 5 .750 — Saturday, May 3: Philadelphia at Detroit, TBA, if 2OT Colorado 9 11 .450 6 necessary Saturday, April 19: Washington 3, Philadelphia 2 San Diego 9 12 .429 6 1/2 Monday, April 21: Washington 4, Philadelphia 2, Los Angeles 8 12 .400 7 Orlando vs. Toronto Tuesday, April 22: Philadelphia 3, Washington 2, San Francisco 8 13 .381 7 1/2 Sunday, April 20: Orlando 114, Toronto 100 OT ——— Tuesday, April 22: Orlando 104, Toronto 103, Tuesday’s Games Orlando lead series 2-0 N.Y. Rangers 4, New Jersey 1 Detroit 10, Texas 2 Thursday, April 24: Orlando at Toronto, 4:30 p.m. Wednesday, April 9: N.Y. Rangers 4, New Jersey Boston 7, L.A. Angels 6 Saturday, April 26: Orlando at Toronto, Noon 1 Tampa Bay 6, Toronto 4 Monday, April 28: Toronto at Orlando, 4:30 p.m., if Friday, April 11: N.Y. Rangers 2, New Jersey 1, Cleveland 15, Kansas City 1 necessary N.Y. N.Y.Yankees 9, Chicago White Sox 5 Thursday, May 1: Orlando at Toronto, TBA, if nec- Sunday, April 13: New Jersey 4, N.Y. Rangers 3, Minnesota 5, Oakland 4 essary OT Seattle 4, Baltimore 2 Saturday, May 3: Toronto at Orlando, TBA, if nec- Wednesday, April 16: N.Y. Rangers 5, New Jersey Milwaukee 9, St. Louis 8, 12 innings essary 3 Chicago Cubs 8, N.Y. Mets 1 Friday, April 18: N.Y. Rangers 5, New Jersey 3 Pittsburgh 3, Florida 2 Cleveland vs. Washington ——— Washington 6, Atlanta 0 Saturday, April 19: Cleveland 93, Washington 86 WESTERN CONFERENCE Cincinnati 8, L.A. Dodgers 1 Monday, April 21: Cleveland 116, Washington 86, Detroit 4, Nashville 2 Houston 11, San Diego 7 Cleveland lead series 2-0 Thursday, April 10: Detroit 3, Nashville 1 Philadelphia 8, Colorado 6 Thursday, April 24: Cleveland at Washington, 5 Saturday, April 12: Detroit 4, Nashville 2 Arizona 5, San Francisco 4 p.m. Monday, April 14: Nashville 5, Detroit 3 Wednesday’s Games Sunday, April 27: Cleveland at Washington, 10 Wednesday, April 16: Nashville 3, Detroit 2 Texas at Detroit, 7:05 p.m. a.m. Friday, April 18: Detroit 2, Nashville 1, OT L.A. Angels at Boston, 7:05 p.m. Wednesday, April 30: Washington at Cleveland, Sunday, April 20: Detroit 3, Nashville 0 Toronto vs. Tampa Bay at Kissimmee, Fla., 7:10 TBA, if necessary p.m. Friday, May 2: Cleveland at Washington, TBA, if San Jose 4, Calgary 3 Cleveland at Kansas City, 8:10 p.m. necessary Wednesday, April 9: Calgary 3, San Jose 2 N.Y.Yankees at Chicago White Sox, 8:11 p.m. Sunday, May 4: Washington at Cleveland, TBA, if Thursday, April 10: San Jose 2, Calgary 0 Minnesota at Oakland, 10:05 p.m. necessary Sunday, April 13: Calgary 4, San Jose 3 Baltimore at Seattle, 10:10 p.m. Tuesday, April 15: San Jose 3, Calgary 2 St. Louis at Pittsburgh, 7:05 p.m. WESTERN CONFERENCE Thursday, April 17: San Jose 4, Calgary 3 Florida at Atlanta, 7:10 p.m. L.A. Lakers vs. Denver Sunday, April 20: Calgary 2, San Jose 0 N.Y. Mets at Washington, 7:10 p.m. Sunday, April 20: L.A. Lakers 128, Denver 114, Tuesday, April 22: San Jose 5, Calgary 3 Houston at Cincinnati, 7:10 p.m. L.A. Lakers lead series 1-0 Philadelphia at Milwaukee, 8:05 p.m. Wednesday, April 23: Denver at L.A. Lakers, 7:30 Colorado 4, Minnesota 2 Chicago Cubs at Colorado, 8:35 p.m. p.m. Wednesday, April 9: Colorado 3, Minnesota 2, OT San Francisco at San Diego, 10:05 p.m. Saturday, April 26: L.A. Lakers at Denver, 2:30 Friday April 11: Minnesota 3, Colorado 2, OT Arizona at L.A. Dodgers, 10:10 p.m. p.m. Monday, April 14: Minnesota 3, Colorado 2, OT Thursday’s Games Monday, April 28: L.A. Lakers at Denver, 7:30 Tuesday, April 15: Colorado 5, Minnesota 1 AL p.m. Thursday, April 17: Colorado 3, Minnesota 2 Texas (Feldman 0-0) at Detroit (Bonderman 1-2), Wednesday, April 30: Denver at L.A. Lakers, TBA, Saturday, April 19: Colorado 3, Minnesota 2 10:05 a.m. if necessary L.A. Angels (Saunders 3-0) at Boston (Matsuzaka Friday, May 2: L.A. Lakers at Denver, TBA, if nec- Dallas 4, Anaheim 2 4-0), 10:35 a.m. essary Thursday, April 10: Dallas 4, Anaheim 0 Minnesota (Liriano 0-2) at Oakland (Smith 1-0), Sunday, May 4: Denver at L.A. Lakers, TBA, if Saturday, April 12: Dallas 5, Anaheim 2 12:35 p.m. necessary Tuesday, April 15: Anaheim 4, Dallas 2 Toronto (McGowan 1-1) vs. Tampa Bay Thursday, April 17: Dallas 3, Anaheim 1 (Sonnanstine 2-1) at Kissimmee, Fla., 4:10 p.m. New Orleans vs. Dallas Friday, April 18: Anaheim 5, Dallas 2 Cleveland (Lee 3-0) at Kansas City (Bannister 3- Saturday, April 19: New Orleans 104, Dallas 92 Sunday, April 20: Dallas 4, Anaheim 1 1), 5:10 p.m. Tuesday, April 22: New Orleans 127, Dallas 103, ——— N.Y.Yankees (Hughes 0-3) at Chicago White Sox New Orleans lead series 2-0 CONFERENCE SEMIFINALS (G.Floyd 2-0), 5:11 p.m. Friday, April 25: New Orleans at Dallas, 5 p.m. (Best-of-7) Baltimore (Loewen 0-1) at Seattle (Washburn 1- Sunday, April 27: New Orleans at Dallas, 6:30 EASTERN CONFERENCE 3), 7:10 p.m. p.m. Montreal vs. Philadelphia NL Tuesday, April 29: Dallas at New Orleans, TBA, if Thursday, April 24: Philadelphia at Montreal, 4 Houston (Cassel 0-0) at Cincinnati (Cueto 0-1), necessary p.m. 9:35 a.m. Thursday, May 1: New Orleans at Dallas, TBA, if Saturday, April 26: Philadelphia at Montreal, 4 Philadelphia (Moyer 1-1) at Milwaukee (Suppan necessary p.m. 1-0), 10:05 a.m. Saturday, May 3: Dallas at New Orleans, TBA, if Monday, April 28: Montreal at Philadelphia, 4 p.m. Chicago Cubs (Marquis 1-0) at Colorado (Cook necessary Wednesday April 30: Montreal at Philadelphia, 4 2-1), 12:05 p.m. p.m. St. Louis (Pineiro 0-2) at Pittsburgh (Gorzelanny San Antonio vs. Phoenix Saturday May 3: Philadelphia at Montreal, 4 p.m., 1-2), 4:05 p.m. Saturday, April 19: San Antonio 117, Phoenix 115 if necessary Florida (Badenhop 0-1) at Atlanta (James 1-1), Tuesday, April 22: San Antonio 102, Phoenix 96, Sunday May 4: Montreal at Philadelphia, 4 p.m., if 4:10 p.m. San Antonio lead series 2-0 necessary N.Y. Mets (O.Perez 2-0) at Washington (Hill 0-0), Friday, April 25: San Antonio at Phoenix, 7:30 Tuesday May 6: Philadelphia at Montreal, 4 p.m., 4:10 p.m. p.m. if necessary San Francisco (Lincecum 3-0) at San Diego Sunday, April 27: San Antonio at Phoenix, 12:30 (Young 1-1), 7:05 p.m. p.m. Pittsburgh vs. N.Y. Rangers Arizona (Gonzalez 0-1) at L.A. Dodgers Tuesday, April 29: Phoenix at San Antonio, TBA, if Friday, April 25: N.Y. Rangers at Pittsburgh, 4 (Billingsley 0-3), 7:10 p.m. necessary p.m. Friday’s Games Thursday, May 1: San Antonio at Phoenix, TBA, if Sunday, April 27: N.Y. Rangers at Pittsburgh, 11 AL necessary a.m. L.A. Angels at Detroit, 4:05 p.m. Saturday, May 3: Phoenix at San Antonio, TBA, if Tuesday, April 29: Pittsburgh at N.Y. Rangers, 4 N.Y.Yankees at Cleveland, 4:05 p.m. necessary p.m. Boston at Tampa Bay, 4:10 p.m. Thursday, May 1: Pittsburgh at N.Y. Rangers, 4 Minnesota at Texas, 5:05 p.m. Houston vs. Utah p.m. THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT THURSDAY, APRIL 24, 2008 – 9

Seventh annual Spring Dance Winners collect additional betting bucks that they can spend at an auction at the end of the evening. Ten races will be run over GREY HEADER Festival set for May 2 and 3 the course of the evening, and entertainment will be provided Mendocino College presents the 7th annual Spring Dance between races while the payoffs are calculated. Festival on Friday and Saturday, May 2 and 3 at 7:30 p.m. and “A Night at the Races” tickets are $25 each, which includes Cantiamo Sonoma to perform Sunday, May 4 at 2 p.m. in the Center Theatre on the MC Ukiah betting bucks, hors d’ouevres and one drink. Campus. Over 100 dancers will perform ballet, jazz, hip hop, Aside from participating on the evening itself, individuals at Gualala Arts Center on Sunday tap, contemporary, Middle Eastern, Mexican Folkloric, Afro- and businesses can sponsor a race for $100, own and name their Cantiamo Sonoma, a 15-member vocal ensemble directed by Cuban and more. Guests from the Developing Virtue Boys own horse for only $10, and advertise in the official race pro- Carol Menke will perform at Gualala Arts Center on Sunday, at School will perform traditional dragon and lion dances. All tick- gram. 4 p.m. The group’s repretoire ranges from Midieval and ets are $5 and may be purchased in advance at the Mendocino This is the second year the Ukiah Players Theatre has held Renaissance polyphony to recent work by contemporary com- Book Company in Ukiah and the Mendocino College “A Night at the Races,” and the first time they’ve partnered with posers. Tickets are $15 advance, $20 on the day of the perfor- Bookstore. Tickets may also be ordered over the phone by call- Ukiah Rotary. “It was a lot of fun last year,” says UPT general ing 468-3079. Tickets will be sold at the door if available. manager Holly Riggs, “and we hope that partnering with Ukiah mance. Rotary will ensure an even bigger crowd will attend this time.” All proceeds from a Night at the Races will be shared Ross Mayfield Jr. fundraiser Laytonville Spring Fling set for May 3 between Ukiah Players Theatre and Rotary Club of Ukiah. For barbecue set for Sunday The Laytonville “Spring Fling” -- a fundraiser and benefit for more information, to purchase tickets, sponsor a horse or find the Harwood Hall Renovation Project, is scheduled to take out about advertising in the program, contact Rusty Eddy at The friends and family of Ross Mayfield Junior are hosting Ukiah Rotary, 272-9351, or Ukiah Players Theatre at 462-1210. a “Getting to Know You” barbecue on April 27, at 2 p.m. The place on May 3, from 5 to 10 p.m. Harwood Hall is at the cen- ter of the community of Laytonville and has served as a com- event will be held at Barra of Mendocino, at 7051 North State munity gathering place for many years. Harwood Hall is locat- St., Redwood Valley. There will be a $10 cover charge. The ed on Willis Avenue in Laytonville. To get to it, take Harwood event is being held to support Ross Mayfield Junior’s bid for the Road off Highway 101. Tracy Grammer second district supervisor seat. The dance will cost $5, ad include a Mexican Fiesta Burrito For more information, call 467-9477, or visit the Web site Bar; entertainment by II Big, Ronnie Lee, the Laytonville Rock www.rossmayfield.info. Band; the Long Valley Dancers; a slide show presentation on to perform Saturday the history of Harwood Hall; silent auction and a raffle; a full ukiaHaiku Festival celebration and bar sponsored by the Laytonville Rodeo Assoc. awards ceremony set for Sunday For more information, call Kay at 984-7480 or Michele at at dig! Music 984-8089. Almost 1,500 haiku from four countries, nine states, and numerous local communities and schools poured into the 6th annual ukiaHaiku Festival this spring. St. Anthony’s 10th annual Members of the community are invited to the ukiaHaiku Wine Tasting Festival set for May 3 Festival Awards Ceremony and Celebration to for a program of St. Anthony’s 10th annual Wine Tasting Festival will be held cultural offerings, including original poems read by the winning on Saturday, May 3, from 1 to 5 p.m. at the parish hall located poets, on Sunday, April 27, at 2 p.m., at the Ukiah Conference at 58 Bush St., in Willits. Tickets are $20. Advance ticket sales Center, 200 S. School St. may be purchased at The Loose Caboose Cafe in Willits, at 459- Donna Kerr, Willits-based Mendocino County librarian and 1434, or by contacting Lucy Neff at 459-9547, or Peggy award-winning haiku poet, will give a short keynote address, Ramirez, at 459-2187. Tickets will also be available at the door. followed by musical entertainment by the Developing Virtue School Chinese orchestra, directed by Agis Gan. Following the music, poet Fran Resendez will read her humorous poem enti- Artist and author Laura Fogg to speak tled, “After the Contest I Console My Non-Winning Haiku.” A at the City of 10,000 Buddhas on May 3 reception will follow the ceremony, and all the haiku entered in this year’s contest will be posted on the walls of the room for Award winning artist and author of “Traveling Blind: Life Lessons from Unlikely Teachers,” Laura Fogg will speak on the attendees to read for themselves. topic of “Life Lessons from Traveling Blind,” Saturday, May 3, This year’s ceremony is dedicated to Dori Anderson, former at 7:30 p.m. at the City of 10,000 Buddhas. Mendocino County branch librarian who passed away last fall. An artist in the visual art medium of quilts, Laura is an The Festival was Dori’s brainchild, and she was a key member instructor who has discovered the heightening of the other sens- of the Poet Laureate Committee, the organization that produces es during simulated or actual absence of vision. After thirty-five the ukiaHaiku Festival. A booklet of this year’s winning poems years of teaching and learning from blind children and their will be given to everyone who makes an optional $3 donation at families, Laura found herself noticing aspects of the world the door, with subsequent copies available for $3 each, or two around her that she had never paid attention to, and learned for $5. The sale of these books will help fund next year’s festi- even more about herself. val. This year’s festival was funded by the Community Foundation of Mendocino County. A Night at the Races’ Willits City Park May Day fundraiser set for May 2 celebration set for May 1 “A Night at the Races,” a fundraiser for the Ukiah Players Theatre and Ukiah Rotary, will take place on Kentucky Derby A May Day Celebration of the growing season and the open- weekend, Friday, May 2 at the Saturday Afternoon Club in ing of the Farmers’ market will take place on May 1, from 3 to downtown Ukiah. Doors open at 6:30 p.m., and the first race Tracy Grammer will appear in a live in-store per- 6 p.m. post time will be at 7 p.m. formance this Saturday, April 26, at dig! Music, The event will include a procession and garland making at 3 Guests at “A Night at the Races” will receive $20 in betting at 11:30 a.m. p.m., and a maypole dance at 4 p.m. All ages are welcome to bucks and place bets on actual horses. Races are projected on a attend. big screen, and payoff windows open following each race. For more information, contact Ann at 459-2418. Vedolla’s Sway Ballroom Cha Cha dance lessons set to start May 2 Vedolla’s Sway Ballroom will begin a month-long class on Cha-Cha dancing, beginning May 2. The classes will begin at 6:30 p.m. for beginners, and 7:30 for intermediate level dancers. No partner is necessary to attend, and all ages are wel- come. The class will cost $35 per person for the series. The classes will be held at 307 N. Main St., Ukiah. For more information, call 468-1140, or visit the Web site at MyDanceTeacher.com. Watercolor exhibition open through May at Northcoast Artists’ Gallery Watercolorist Mariko Irie is having a solo exhibition of her new land and seascapes, florals, figures and insects at Northcoast Artists’ Gallery throughout May, with a First Friday reception on May 2, from 6 to 9 p.m. Fore more information, or to view more of Irie’s work, visit her Web site www.markio-irie.com. The Northcoast Artists’ Gallery is located at 362 N. Main St., Fort Bragg. Ukiah Senior Center Cinco de Mayo Dinner set for May 2 The Ukiah Senior Center will hold a Cinco de Mayo Dinner on Friday, May 2, from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. The menu will include beef enchiladas, chille relleno, refried beans, Spanish rice, salsa and chips, and desert. The Ukiah Senior Center is located at 499 Leslie St., Ukiah. Tickets will be $9, with no refunds. For more information, call 462-4343.

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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 23 -7 13 1 by Mike Argirion and Jeff Knurek HMLT 11 23 13 5 Unscramble these four Jumbles, TEOE one letter to each square, 5 2 23 12 FEAH to form four ordinary words. 12 23 -6 11 BASR LYKIS CLUE: IN THE LILY FAMILY ORDER GRID 41 ©2008 Tribune Media Services, Inc. 41 All Rights Reserved.

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49 -6 1 52 ABUR Print answer here: A 12 41 33 10 ROWI (Answers tomorrow) 36 12 10 38 Jumbles: GAWKY CLUCK THROAT TRUANT NGAN Yesterday’s -1 49 52 -4 Answer: When the phony trapeze artist fell into the IMAL net, he was — CAUGHT IN THE “ACT” 4/23/2008 Woman wants to help her daughter recover from assault Dear Annie: I recently found out that when dren were young. I wasn’t wild about the idea, Dear Annie: I read the letter from my daughter was 7 years old, she was raped at but I wanted to please my husband. We have a “Concerned Sister,” who asked about speech- least three times by her 13-year-old cousin. She ANNIE’S MAILBOX small three-bedroom house, and at the time, reading to help communicate with a sister who had been holding this in and finally had an our kids were sharing a room, so there was a lost her hearing due to Meniere’s disease. She emotional meltdown. The timing of these inci- By Kathy Mitchell and Marcy Sugar spare. should look into implants. dents happened when her father and I were My oldest son now wants his own room. My I’ve been profoundly hard of hearing all of going through a separation. jects. Now that she is no longer able to hide the husband’s sister has a larger house with a spare room, but she hasn’t offered to take Mom and my life and have used hearing aids since I was The cousin who did this is now 24. His hurt, she is none of those things. Other rela- 5 years old (I am now 43). Lip-reading takes a mother spoke with him, and he said he recalled my husband refuses to ask her. tives are being supportive and I have suggest- lifetime. I know. I’m quite good at it. But to try one of the instances, but not all three. The ed counseling, but she hasn’t taken me up on Besides not doing anything around the mother then told me, “We don’t know who the offer. What can I do for her -- and what do house to help out, which drives me mad, the to learn at this stage of her life could be frus- might be lying.” She also stated they were both I do about this cousin? If it were up to me, he situation is putting a strain on our marriage. -- trating. “only kids” when it happened and he didn’t would be arrested. -- Heartbroken At Wits’ End in Washington In 2007, I underwent Baha procedure mean to hurt her. She wants us all to discuss it Dear Heartbroken: We’re not sure what Dear Washington: Is Mom capable of liv- cochlear implant surgery for one ear and was together. you can do about the cousin, since he was only ing independently? Can you look into nearby totally amazed. Cochlear implants stimulate Annie, my daughter was 7 and he was 13 -- 13 and it was 11 years ago. But it’s not too late apartments, retirement communities or assisted the auditory nerve directly. Baha implants cre- a teenager who knew right from wrong and for your daughter. Please contact the Rape, living homes? Call the Eldercare Locator ate sound through bone conduction. Many selected someone who could not fight back and Abuse and Incest National Network (rainn.org) (eldercare.gov) at 1-800-677-1116 to see what insurance companies will cover at least part of was unlikely to tell. I am infuriated by his at 1-800-656-HOPE (1-800-656-4673), and resources are available in your area. It is a lov- the cost. Please tell “Concerned” to look into mother’s suggestion that we just sit down and ask how you can help her through this difficult ing gesture to allow a parent to live with you, but if it undermines your marriage and Mom is this little-known option. -- Sierra Vista, Ariz. talk. She is trying to minimize the rape. time. 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264-08 LOST & HELP HELP HELP HELP 4-17,24,5-1,8/08 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE 30 FOUND 120 WANTED 120 WANTED 120 WANTED 120 WANTED SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA, 219-08 Apartment Mainte- California Tribal Executive Director Mendocino County, for Community Care, a COUNTY OF MENDOCINO, UKIAH 4-3,10,17,24/08 241-08 282-08 nance Santa Rosa. TANF Partnership Health & Human BRANCH 4-10,17,24,5-1/08 Fax resume (2gs. is seeking: successful non-profit FICTITIOUS 4-24,5-1,8,15/08 = agency in Ukiah provid- Services Agency, FICTITIOUS = max) to: 707-586- Skill Coaches In the Matter of the Application of Cesar Ro- BUSINESS NAME FICTITIOUS ing care management to Social Services BUSINESS NAME jas and Kayla Arryana Rojas, a minor, by STATEMENT BUSINESS NAME 6882 and Advocates elderly, developmentally Branch. Currently STATEMENT BLACK DOG to help guide needy Cesar Rojas and Linda Martinez, his/her File No.: 2008-F0194 STATEMENT disabled, and persons recruiting for: File No.: 2008-F0215 Native American parent, petitioner, for Change of Name. THE FOLLOWING File No.: 2008-F0226 SALE!! Looking for the best living with HIV/AIDS in THE FOLLOWING coverage of the local arts Families toward self- Mendocino/Lake coun- Senior ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE FOR CHANGE PERSON(S) IS THE FOLLOWING & entertainment scene? PERSON(S) IS The Ukiah reliance. ties. MA in Human Serv- PERSON(S) IS Ukiah Shelter Information OF NAME (ARE) DOING BUSI- (ARE) DOING BUSI- DAILY JOURNAL We are seeking pro- ices field, five years Di- (ARE) DOING BUSI- 298 Plant Rd. rector experience pref. NESS AS: NESS AS: fessionals and cultur- Systems NESS AS: Care management exp. No. SCUKCVPT 0851164 QUALITY INN GREENWAY DIS- Sage 467-6453 NORTH COAST LO- al specialists who pref. Job desc at Analyst Date: Filed March 26, 2008 1050 South State St, TILLERS ASSISTANT want to offer their tal- CATIONS All black dogs www.communitycare (Software Program- WHEREAS Cesar Rojas and Linda Marti- Ukiah, CA 95482 PO Box 1059 33821 Navarro Ridge COOK ents on a contract 707.com. Compet. sal- mer). For further nez, petitioner, as parent of applicant Cesar Jagruti Parmar Ukiah, CA 95482 Rd. JOIN THE and/or on-call basis. ary, excellent benefits. info go to: $50 TRINITY TEAM! Rojas and Kayla Arryana Rojas, a minor, 1050 South State St ALAMBIC, INC Albion, CA 95410 For details, see web- Resume, cover lttr to www.mss.ca.gov to: Ukiah, CA 95482 PO Box 1059 Many ages, sizes Trinity Youth site at www.cttp.net communitycare@pacific. has filed a petition with the clerk of this court CALIFORNIA net or 301 S. State St., “Career Opportuni- Rasik Parmar Ukiah, CA 95482 and breeds. Services-Ukiah, a or call Howard NORTH COAST LO- Ukiah 95482 707-468- ties” OR call the Job for a decree changing applicant’s name from This business is con- Includes: social service agency 1050 South State St CATIONS Chaves at 707-262- 9347 EOE line: (707) 467- Cesar Rojas ●All vaccines serving abused and Ukiah, CA 95482 ducted by a Corpo- 33821 Navarro Ridge 4411. Fax resumes 5866. Closes 5/2/08 to Cesar Ruiz; ● neglected youth in a EXP BREAKFAST This business is con- ration. State of in- Rd. Spay/neuter to 707-274-8798 by ● Residential COOKS needed for Kayla Arryana Rojas ducted by Husband corporation: Cali- Albion, CA 95410 Microchip 3/31/08. Indian Hiring LOOKING FOR ● Treatment Campus is busy restaurant, to Kayla Arryana Ruiz; & Wife. The regis- fornia. The registrant Maria B. Hansen One-year dog Preference Applies. SERVERS, COOKS, looking for an competitive wages. IT IS ORDERED that all persons interested in commenced to trans- 33821 Navarro Ridge license kitchen help & cater- trants commenced to Assistant Cook Apply in person the above matter appear in Department E of act business under Rd. Sales ends April 30 Dev. Virtue School ing. Apply at Crushed transact business un- to work full time in a Club Calpella 6175 this court, 100 N. State Street, Ukiah, Cali- the fictitious business Albion, CA 95410 seeks exp. teachers Grape Grille 13500 der the fictitious busi- cafeteria style kitch- N. State St. Ukiah name or names listed This business is con- for 7-10th grd sci- Hwy 101 in Hopland fornia, on May 9, 2008, at 9 a.m., or as soon ness name or names FOUND Mountain en. Responsible for above on 4/8/08. En- ducted by an Individ- ence, hist, & a elem. GENERAL OFFICE Looking for Work? thereafter as the matter may be heard and listed above on Bike, corner of Low posting menus, using dorsed-Filed on ual. The registrant teacher. 468-3896. ASSISTANT Have you been laid show cause, if any, why the petition for 04/01/08. Endorsed- Gap & State St. the correct food 04/08/2008 at the commenced to trans- Large growing com- off? We may be able change of name should not be granted. Filed on 04/01/2008 Call 272-1375 quantity and recipes DIESEL Mendocino County act business under pany seeking team to help? Whether you IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that a copy of at the Mendocino FOUND: to prepare the MECHANIC Clerks Office. the fictitious business player, dependable need help after a lay County Clerks Office. Black cat, male, meal(s), maintain all 3 years exp. Good this order to show cause be published in the /s/Denise Niderost name or names listed and pleasant with the off, retraining in a /s/Jagruti Parmar neutered. East Rd. safety standards, wages & benefits. Ukiah Daily Journal, a newspaper of general DENISE NIDEROST above on April 15, public. Skills required new occupation, find- Potter Vly. 743-1031 food handling health 462-6721 circulation printed in Mendocino County, Cali- JAGRUTI PARMAR ATTY-IN-FACT 2008. Endorsed-Filed include typing, filing, ing a job, or help with standards, and all your resume, MPIC fornia, once a week for four successive 239-08 242-08 on April 15, 2008 at Direct Care Work heavy phones & local, county, and computer experience. can help you make weeks prior to the date set for hearing on the 4-10,17,24,5-1/08 4-10,17,24,5-1/08 the Mendocino Coun- No Experience FICTITIOUS state health require- Must be able to lift up the connection you petition. FICTITIOUS ty Clerks Office. Needed!! BUSINESS NAME ments. Excellent ben- to 50#. Good pay and need. All services are Cesar Rojas and Linda Martinez BUSINESS NAME /s/Maria B. Hansen Morning, evening, STATEMENT efits. Must pass pre- benefits incl. 401k & FREE! Call 467-5900 3900 N. State St., Spc 20 STATEMENT MARIA B. HANSEN graveyard. Drug test File No.: 2008-F0214 I am such a young employment physical, required, no test for med. ins. Apply in LVN FT & PT Ukiah, CA 95482 File No.: 2008-F0213 THE FOLLOWING thing. I went for a drug test and back- cannabis, good DMV. person (no phone Tired of high case THE FOLLOWING PERSON(S) IS ground check. 621-0930 walk on 4/21 and got Personal care, cook- calls.) loads? Provide sup- PERSON(S) IS (ARE) DOING BUSI- APPLY AT: /s/John A. Behnke 10 NOTICES lost. Good thing my ing, cleaning, driving Alpha Analytical port to 6 adults with (ARE) DOING BUSI- NESS AS: 915 W. Church St., JOHN A. BEHNKE APPLIED AGRONO- ADOPTIONS & friend Sage is typing and providing living Laboratories Devel. Disabilities in NESS AS: Ukiah or fax resume JUDGE OF THE SUPERIOR COURT MY FOSTER CARE this ad as I do not skills training to 208 Mason St., Ukiah their home. PIETROCARLO to 877-382-7617 3380 Old River Rd. TLC Child & Family even know how to adults with develop- or email kdaly@ Office 485-5168 WINES Services seeks families. www.trinityys.org EOE alpha-labs.com Ukiah, CA 95482 pronounce the name mental disabilities. Cell 489-0022 Reimbursement, training 281-08 5341 Old River Rd EVANS TRANS- ATTENTION Three 6 bed group Heavy Equip. Mech. Maintenance Mechanic, PORT & professional support of where I was found, 4-24,25,27/08 Ukiah, CA 95482 Anyone interested in homes, established Knowledge in heavy equip. F/T, 3380 Old River Rd. provided. 463-1100 no less spell it! . It is becoming a Certified INVITATION TO BIDDERS Dolan & Sons, LLC in 1988. Call for inter- Catepillar, welding & benefits. Pay DOE. Ukiah, CA 95482 #236800809 Yaqui Dr. Now I am Nursing Assistant. 5341 Old River Rd view 485-0165, 485- fabrication a must. Cold Creek Compost William Daniel safe at the Ukiah Lakeport Skilled Ukiah, CA 95482 5168 F/T. Benefits. Wage 485-5966 Notice is hereby given that the Point Arena Evans shelter. I am a female Nursing Facility will This business is 20 PERSONALS DOE. Mail or fax app. Lighthouse Keepers, Inc. is seeking a li- 3380 Old River Rd. 5 month old and I am be offering classes DRIVER WANTED conducted by a Lim- Ukiah, CA 95482 Rideshare to work, to MBC Construction, censed General Contractor to provide all tan and white. I was starting in May. Valid CDL. Gd driving ited Liability Com- This business is con- Ukiah to Santa Ro- PO Box 927, Rwd. services for the total scope of work for a reno- wearing a collar. If Valley View Skilled record, vehicle & ins. pany. The registrants ducted by an Individ- sa, weekdays. Save Vly., CA 95470. Fax vation project at the Point Arena Light Station. not found I will be Nursing will pay any FB run. 1 day/wk. ual. The registrant gas $$ ukiahcom- 707-485-1323 On Call/ commenced to trans- available for adoption transportation ex- Norge Cleaners SubstituteTeacher The project includes upgrading: The Fog Sig- commenced to trans- [email protected] Instructional act business under penses for the dura- Our Private Non- nal Building, the 115 foot tall Lighthouse Tow- act business under on 4/26. Please call Paraprofessional the fictitious business tion of the class. DRIVERS Public School er, the Visitors' Restroom Building, and two the fictitious business Sage 467-6453 if you (Instructional Aide) name or names listed name or names listed LOST & If interested please (North Haven) lo- Storage Buildings. know me. needed for pvt. NPS above on 4-8-08. En- above on April 8, 30 FOUND call Dawn at 462-1436 cated in Ukiah is Bid Documents are available to all qualified $1000 school (North Haven) dorsed-Filed on 2008. Endorsed-Filed BREAKFAST per- seeking an HELP located in Ukiah. parties April 30, 2008 at the Fog Signal Build- 04/08/2008 at the on April 8, 2008 at son Apply at Fairfield On-Call/Substitute 120 WANTED Must be 21 yrs old, Spec. Ed Teacher ing, 45500 Lighthouse Road, Point Arena, CA Mendocino County the Mendocino Coun- Inn & Suites 1140 HIRING ty Clerks Office. with H.S. diploma or to teach in the 95468. Open Daily from 10 am - 3:30 pm. Clerks Office. ALARM Airport Park Blvd. /s/Susan M. Rano- GED equivalency, AA classroom in the Sealed bids must be received no later than TECHNICIAN /s/Heath Dolan chak + COME GROW BONUS degree preferred. absence of the per- 3:30 pm on May 30, 2008 at the Point Are- HEATH DOLAN SUSAN M. RANO- Fast growing security WITH US Golden State Must provide proof of manent teacher. na Light Station Fog Signal Building. An- OWNER CHAK Free Barn Cats company seeking Sparflex of Req: Must possess So many barns, too Overnight degree/diploma. Fax ticipated construction start date is 6/23/08. licensed Burg/Fire Ca. has openings. or qualify for a CA many mice. F/T & P/T resume to: (877) 382- Enthusiastic appli- teaching credential A mandatory Pre-Bid Meeting will be held on Adopt a barn cat alarm installer w/exp with insured, 7617 Ref: IP EOE. cants for manufac- in special educa- May 12, 2008, at the Point Arena Light Sta- SUBSCRIBE TODAY! and life will be nice. in CCTV/Access dependable van or turing & printing op- Nurse Care Manager tion. Competitive Shots, spayed or control. 5+ yrs exp erations. Mechani- pickup with shell. tion, 45500 Lighthouse Road, Point Arena in Lake Co. for non- salary & benefits. neutered, not ag- cal aptitude or print- Early am route in profit HIV/AIDS prog. California in the Fog Signal Building. A site preferred. Salary Fax resumes to: The Ukiah gressive, just shy. ing exp. helpful but Mendo. & Lake Co. 34hrs/wk exc inspection will begin at 1:30 p.m. followed by w/bene. DOE. Fax 877.382.7617 or Call A.V. Rescue not req. Physical & benefits. See a Bidders Conference. For more information, resume 707-462- Benefits avail. email employ- and give it a try. drug screen req. Contact Steven Communitycare 1478 or email 707.com for more ment@ aes-ssg.org contact: Pauline Zamboni or Nicolas Epan- DAILY JOURNAL 489-5207 or 425-A Kunzler Koller 866-779-7726 [email protected] Ranch Road, Ukiah info. or call AES is an EOE. chin, Project Managers, 707-882-2777. 707-468-3500 468-5218 or [email protected] 707-468-9347 THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL THURSDAY, APRIL 24, 2008 -13

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Lake Mendocino – Lake level: 742.18 feet; Storage: 76,311 acre-feet (Maximum storage 122,500 acre-feet) Inflow: 0 cfs Outflow: 200 cfs Air quality – Ozone: .040 ppm (State standard .090 ppm) Carbon monoxide: .58 ppm (20.0 ppm) Nitrogen dioxide: .019 ppm (.25 ppm)

impacting the lives of young cut,” he said. “There’s not of the Ukiah Valley TV Web New maps show two more Video musicians who might not much I can do about that, but site. have another outlet with his I can provide a positive outlet “We’re talking about doing faults in W. Washington Continued from Page 1 planning of a new perfor- for kids.” a 10 minute daily news pro- mance space some time in the Johnson said that in addi- gram,” he said. “We’re hiring SEATTLE (AP) — Scientists are discussing two more ways to guitar in the band SK2. near future. tion to the new location, he is new people all the time.” Western Washington could shake, rattle and roll. Johnson said he is deeply “The funding for school also looking at expanding the Rob Burgess can be The U.S. Geological Survey’s new seismic hazard maps, music programs is getting coverage of the Web presence reached at [email protected]. released this week, show two more earthquake faults in interested in positively Western Washington: one near the Canadian border, the other east of Port Angeles. in and began assessing the sit- from various classes every 15 inspirational speaker. A local The new maps also contain some good news for Washington uation. Within minutes, minutes by the Grim Reaper. mortuary provided two cas- residents. Scientists now estimate that potential ground motion DUI California Highway Patrol, This gesture symbolized the kets that represented the two in the Western United States is 30 percent lower than they pre- Mendocino County Sheriff number of alcohol related traf- fatalities that were a result of viously thought for the kind of quakes caused by long-period Continued from Page 1 and Ukiah Ambulance were fic collisions that occur the alcohol related traffic col- seismic waves that would affect taller, multistory buildings. on the scene. Blood was throughout an average day. lision. Led by a musician Scientists developed these new estimates by using new “Too many of us have lost everywhere; screams were The “living dead” were playing bagpipes, a proces- ground-motion predicting models created after looking at shak- loved ones to alcohol-related heard. The ejected passenger taken to an undisclosed loca- sion of the living dead placed ing records from 173 global shallow crustal earthquakes to bet- accidents. We are very grate- was pronounced dead at the tion where they created per- ter understand what is happening in the western U.S. ful for all the people and agen- white carnations on the cas- scene. sonal tombstones placed in the kets as they passed. A mock They believe one of the newly added faults, called the cies that came together make Even though this was a front of the school in a “ceme- trial was enacted for the audi- Boulder Creek fault and located near Bellingham and the this happen for a school our mock exercise, the crash site Canadian border, is capable of a magnitude-6.8 earthquake and size. The discussions and tery.” Parents of the victims ence. The 16-year old driver was very convincing. gathered for an evening ser- has been active over the past several thousand years. Residents raised awareness around the Students witnessed the emer- was tried as an adult on sever- of Canada are in more danger from this fault than people who tragedies caused by driving vice/candlelight vigil with a al felony criminal charges, gency assessment and treat- local pastor. While the par- live in Washington state. under the influence will make ment of the victims. The which resulted in 12 years of The other newly added fault, the Lake Creek-Boundary a difference in our communi- vacant stares, faces of disbe- ents and guardians gathered to incarceration. Creek fault, is east of Port Angeles along the Strait of Juan de ty.” lief, sadness and bewilder- memorialize their children, Trish Guntly, Alcohol and Fuca and Olympic National Park. It is capable of producing a All middle and high school ment suggested that the stu- the student participants were Other Drug Programs Director magnitude-7.4 earthquake and has been active over the past students were surprised when dent population was getting engaged in a thought-provok- of the Health and Human several thousand years. they were called out of class the message. Minutes later, a ing process designed to help Services Agency, Public to view a mock two-vehicle Calstar helicopter landed and them explore their emotions. Health Branch said, “The accident. One victim, who whisked away one of the pas- This exercise resulted in Every-15 Minutes Program aimed only at agricultural was ejected from the car, lay sengers for transportation to heart-felt letters written to will have a lasting impact on Water users because it sets regula- motionless on the pavement Ukiah Valley Medical Center. their parents and friends. the Potter Valley community tions for a 700-gallon storage and two other seriously As passengers were being The next morning the and it served as a valuable Continued from Page 1 tank and a seven acre-foot injured students remained treated, the driver was arrest- junior and senior students, pond, but not Lake trapped in the car. The student AODP prevention activity.” ed for DUI; as is usually the along with friends and family, The California Office of forcing applicants to hire biol- Mendocino or Lake Sonoma. driver stumbled out of the car participated in a school ogists and attorneys to fill out “Large urban centers are - clearly disoriented. case, the driver had no Traffic Safety through a grant injuries. assembly. A video documenta- applications. not going to be affected,” he A 911 call was played over from the National Highway Kurt Schoeneman of said. the speakers. The Potter Throughout the rest of the tion of the crash scene event Traffic Safety Administration day, students were pulled was viewed followed by an Farrington Vineyard said he Herrera said diversions Valley Fire Department rolled provided funding. has had a water rights applica- from those lakes are already tion on file since 1996 and heavily regulated. ticing the finale of his two- slight complications. Before ing his T-shirt in and then that AB 2121 seems like more Delbar also expressed con- Dancer minute routine during breaks his routine, Kester was told all loosely tucking in the man- regulation. cerns that the policy was at work and any available free the sign dancers would have agerial polo shirt on top of “We are willing to do any- meant to protect the water Continued from Page 1 time. Known only as ‘The to tuck in their shirts, and with that, which he would eventu- thing that’s reasonable but we rights of people living in the Move,’ Kester choreographed part of his routine requiring ally tear off during his routine can never get an answer,” southern part of the state. The down and screaming,” said the trick himself. ‘The Move,’ him to undress, he was ner- on his way to his second title Schoeneman said. “I’ve spent policy only covers rivers that Michelle Moyer, Kester’s as explained by Kester prior to vous. in three attempts. over $100,000 on this run into the San Francisco and elated manager. “I’m just very the competition, involved him “The first thing running When asked what he is process.” San Pablo Bays. proud of him.” spinning his sign on one fin- through my head was fear of going to do with the money, The water board sets limits “This policy deals with At last year’s competition, ger, tossing it into the air, tak- exposing myself,” Kester said. Kester said, “I’m looking to on diversions from streams to rivers going south and I see Kester wowed the crowd and ing off his managerial polo “I knew if this didn’t go well I get a car.” protect fish and the rights of my economy going south if judges with moves like “the shirt and unveiling his Little might show a lot more body As part of the annual com- downstream water users. this passes,” he said. old man” and “the pony,” Caesar’s T-shirt beneath -- all than I wanted to. But you petition, Kester competed Third District Supervisor None of the comments leading him to first place and while catching the sign on his know it’s like you work all against two other Little John Pinches was critical of made Tuesday will be for- a $1,000 prize. This year the other finger. year and you’ve got to drop Caesars sign dancers selected the plan because he said it warded to the state water stakes were bigger with the big one.” from a video mail-in that appeared to blame water users board for consideration $2,500 going to the first-place With his palms and brow sweating, Kester landed ‘The And he did drop the big included staff from across the in Mendocino County for the because they were not submit- winner, and with the bigger ted in the right format. The Move’ Wednesday and one. Kester said he worked nation. decline in the fish population. purse came bigger moves. “What that tells me is if the Board of Supervisors asked Prior to the competition, amazed the crowd and judges, within the rules to make ‘The Zack Sampsel can be Move’ happen by tightly tuck- reached at [email protected]. fish populations keep drop- Mendocino County Water Kester said he had been prac- but it wasn’t without some ping, they’ll keep regulating,” Agency Director Roland he said. Sanford to write a letter to the separate initiatives and that Attorney David Nick come of the two suits though Eric Oppenheimer of the SCWA detailing the com- Court the single subject rule was argued that SB 420 gave the he said it was predictable. SCWA said the water board ments made during the meet- designed to keep legislation county the right to set medical “They either wanted to has worked hard to make sure ing. on different subjects from marijuana limits higher than deny the voters the opportuni- the process is balanced to pro- The SCWA is scheduled to Continued from Page 1 being packaged together in the state limit but not at the ty to opine on our 25 plant tect both fish and economic vote to adopt AB 2121 on week, in advance of Behnke’s lengthy documents to confuse state limit or lower. limit or they were trying to interests. May 1. ruling. voters. Nick also argued that distract the county’s attention Board of Supervisors “Measure B is entirely con- Measure B would limit med- Ben Brown can be reached Johnson’s suit argued that from this issue, either way it’s Chairman Jim Wattenburger tained on a single page,” ical marijuana use because it said the policy appeared to be at [email protected] Measure B violated the single bad for the county,” he said. Behnke wrote in his ruling. “It would deny a patient access to No on B Spokeswoman subject rule which bars ballot contains only two operative more than state limits. initiatives in California from Laura Hamburg said No on B Watch Repair sections. The repeal of In his ruling Behnke found supported the two suits but addressing more than one sub- Measure G and the adoption that this was not true because ject. of limits on marijuana posses- Measure B contains the lan- said neither one was initiated Johnson argued that the sion are not such disparate guage of Compassionate Use by the organization which is looking forward to the June repeal of Measure G and the subjects as to confuse or mis- Act which allows a medical Adv. Tix on Sale IRON MAN (PG-13) # election. Need a watch battery Adv. Tix on Sale CHRONICLES OF NARNIA: setting of medical marijuana lead the voters.” marijuana patient to have as or watch band? PRINCE CASPIAN (PG) # limits needed to be handled by The Laguna suit also said much medical marijuana as is “Let the voters decide,” she FORGETTING SARAH MARSHALL (R) - ID REQ'D (430) 710 separate measures. Measure B would violate the prescribed as necessary by said. Stop By today... FORBIDDEN KINGDOM (PG-13) (415) 700 In his ruling, Behnke said The election is scheduled PROM NIGHT (PG-13) (530) 745 single subject but additionally their doctor. NIM'S ISLAND (PG) (500) 720 Johnson did not prove that the argued that Measure B would Yes on B Coalition for June 3. D. William Jewelers 21 (PG-13) (400) 650 repeal of Measure G and the violate the Compassionate Spokesman Ross Liberty said Ben Brown can be reached at Pear Tree Center THE SUPER HERO MOVIE (PG-13) (525) PM [email protected] LEATHERHEADS (PG-13) 740 PM enacting of Measure B were Use Act passed as SB 420. he was pleased with the out- . 462-4636 Times For 4/24 ©2008 16- THURSDAY, APRIL 24, 2008 THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL