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7 58551 69301 0 THURSDAY Sept. 21, 2006 50 cents tax included DAILY JOURNAL ukiahdailyjournal.com 16 pages, Volume 148 Number 165 email: [email protected] 22-yr-old UKIAH CITY COUNCIL accused of attack Flag decision delayed By KATIE MINTZ with car The Daily Journal ‘I don’t want to come back Whether or not the Ukiah here if I don’t have to. I don’t Allegedly struck City Council will ever come to an agreement on Dave think Ric does either. I don’t woman and then Hull and Ric Piffero’s west- ern hills flagpole is uncer- think anyone does. I wish rammed her car tain, however, councilmem- bers did unanimously agree they would have voted with baby inside Wednesday night to again on it tonight.’ The Daily Journal continue discussion on the Louis Sanchez, 22, of Ukiah, matter. was arrested Monday evening on Hull and Piffero, who own DAVE HULL, on the City Council’s suspicion of multiple felony the 45-foot-tall flagpole at decision to delay a decision on the charges after he allegedly 335 Janix Drive, said a Los attacked a 22-year-old woman Angeles law firm contacted use permit for the 45-foot-tall and struck the car she and a child them Tuesday night and sug- flagpole he and Ric Piffero own were sitting in with his car. gested that the item be held According to reports from the until councilmembers and could not prevent the coun- Mendocino County Sheriff’s the city attorney had time to cil’s decision to deny the per- Office, sheriff’s deputies review legislative history mit since the city’s zoning received a call about 7 p.m. relating to a section of gov- codes do not specifically Monday from the woman, who ernment code thought to pro- address the manner in which was at a house in the 100 block hibit the city from placing a the flag should be displayed. of Oak Knoll Road. She said she restriction on the height of But Hull and Piffero said had been assaulted by Sanchez their flagpole, which stands Wednesday that the intent of at a home in the 300 block of 25 feet taller than allowed the code, clarified in legisla- Norgard Lane. for “accessory structures” in tive history accompanying a The woman, whose name is the city’s municipal code. 2002 Senate bill that pro- being withheld because this is a According to section hibits local government domestic violence case, told 434.5 of government code, agencies from restricting deputies Sanchez had struck her governmental agencies employees from wearing a twice in the face while she was should not adopt any rule, pin of the flag at the work- seated in her car and then broke regulation or ordinance that place, was clear, and that a window on her vehicle with a prevents any person or pri- they should be allowed to beer bottle. vate entity that would other- keep their flag. wise have the legal right to See ARREST, Page 15 “We think it’s clear. display an American flag on People that have reviewed it private property from exer- for us think it’s clear, and cising that right, unless it is even (Rapport) said tonight Students used as an advertising dis- you could very easily inter- play. However, it is also pret it the way we are,” Hull specified that the code said following the council’s ‘saving should not prevent a city decision. from imposing “reasonable The pair had asked for the restrictions as to the time, item to be continued so the lives’ with place and manner of place- information could be ment or display” of an reviewed, but withdrew the American flag when neces- request, and in fact asked the sary for the preservation of council to make a decision their blood the public’s health, safety or on the flagpole Wednesday By LAURA MCCUTCHEON order. Restrictions based night, since Rapport indicat- The Daily Journal solely upon aesthetics are ed he had had time to review Saving lives is “in the blood” prohibited by the code. the new information and of some teens, who do just that At the council’s Aug. 2 would stick by his original by donating a pint of their plas- meeting, City Attorney assessment of the code. ma once or twice a year. David Rapport gave his “When you talk about reg- Anywhere from 50 to 60 stu- opinion on the code, stating ulating the height of struc- dents are expected to take a nee- Daily Journal file photo that while a broad interpreta- tures, how do you deal with a dle in the arm next week at (Above) The Ukiah tion of the suggested find- statute, that if it’s construed Ukiah High School’s semiannual City Council de- ings made to deny the use in a certain way, creates an blood drive. cided Wednesday permit -- such that the flag- exemption for structures Even more will offer their life night to again put pole is not designed in a way which display the American fluid, according to UHS leader- off making a deci- to minimize the visual flag from requirements that ship teacher Bob Dieffenbach. sion on whether impact from the valley floor would apply to that same “On average, we will have 75 or not to grant a 1,600 feet below -- could be structure should it be used to kids come through the door, and use permit to considered solely aesthetics, anywhere from 50 to 60 are able allow Dave Hull in his opinion, the code See FLAG, Page 15 to give blood after they go and Ric Piffero’s through the screening,” 45-foot-tall flag- pole, 25 feet taller Isaac Eckel/The Daily Journal Dieffenbach said, noting certain The Civic Center Council Chambers were packed criteria must be met in order to than allowed by city code, to stay Wednesday with Ukiah citizens awaiting a decision donate. For example, if a stu- on the flagpole. Boy Scout Troop 62 Leader Kevin dent’s iron levels are too low he on the western hillside. Orr and his son Travis, pictured at left, brought or she cannot give blood. along flags in support of the western hill’s flagpole. Asked why they give, Dieffenbach said: “Students do it because they want to give back to their community and they know giving blood really does save lives. It’s one of those tan- MCLA working to make county a ‘destination’ gible things where they know there is always a need, and there Lodging group aims started to be mentioned in that same tions firm Hype House. “People visit minds. are immediate benefits for some- breath as the place to go to get away? here in the summer, and we are try- “This is all really exciting to see body. ... They say one pint saves ‘to put more heads The Mendocino County Lodging ing to help do that year-round.” and be a part of,” said Printha three lives.” Association (MCLA) took its first The meeting was held at Jeriko Worthen of the Little River Inn just That’s why high school senior in beds’ in county step Wednesday in the promotion of Winery in Hopland, where many south of Mendocino. “This has been Erin Anderson does it. By JAMES ARENS Mendocino County as an undiscov- local business owners, county board going on for some time now and now “A lot of it is for saving lives, The Daily Journal ered tourist hot spot year-round. members and commissioners and it’s all being pulled together.” and a lot of people with cancer Sonoma and Napa counties are “We want to put more heads in various city leaders met to empha- The MCLA, which is made up don’t have enough, or the right well-known California tourist desti- beds here in Mendocino County,” size the sincerity of their push to See BLOOD, Page 15 nations. What if Mendocino County said Mark Sejvar of the public rela- have Mendocino County on tourists’ See DESTINATION, Page 15 UP TO 75% OFF Come See Our High Quality Summer Clothing Clearance Children’s Toys & Clothing 463-0628 211 S. State St., Ukiah 2 – THURSDAY, SEPT. 21, 2006 DAILY DIGEST Editor: Jody Martinez, 468-3517 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected]

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[\ has been an active member your fond memo- of Missouri , Kim- The world briefly GAIL EVANS GOLDEN of Lakeport ries of Gail, a laugh and a berly Dawson of Portland, Gail Evans Golden, 63, Christian Parish and its smile. OR, Debi Walley of died on September choir. [\ Potter Valley, Davette Venezuela’s Chavez calls Bush ‘the 13, 2006 at her home in Earlier in her life, she MICHAEL JASPER Morrison and husband Lakeport after a was trained as a nurse CARTWRIGHT Michael of Willits, CA, devil,’ accuses U.S. of exploiting people lengthy, vigorous and val- and worked with Hospice Michael passed from this Suzy Nelson and hus- UNITED NATIONS (AP) — Venezuelan President Hugo orous campaign Services of Lake life on Sunday, band Eric of Sacramento, Chavez took his verbal battle with the United States to the floor against cancer. She is sur- County in providing care Sept. 10, 2006 as a result of CA. He is also sur- of the U.N. General Assembly on Wednesday, calling President vived by her hus- for terminally ill cli- cancer. Michael vived by his mother Jean Bush “the devil.” band, Judge John J. ents. Later, she was was born June 8, 1942 in Clinkscale of Med- The impassioned speech by the leftist leader came a day after Golden, her children, employed as a Medical Little Rock, Arkan- ford, OR, brother Rick Bush and Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad sparred Todd Golden of Mission Transcriptionist for Sutter sas to Philbert and Jean Dawson and wife Patri- over Tehran’s disputed nuclear program but managed to avoid Viejo, John Sumner Lakeside Hospital Dawson. cia of Medford, OR. He a personal encounter. Golden of Santa Cruz and and other health care He has been a resident also leaves behind his “The devil came here yesterday,” Chavez said, referring to Hilary Conklin of providers. of Ukiah for the past best friend he called his Bush’s address on Tuesday and making the sign of the cross. Thousand Oaks, her step- A memorial event for ten years. He is survived “Pop”, Jack McGee “He came here talking as if he were the owner of the world.” children, Mary Gail Evans Golden is by his dearest friend of Willits, CA. Sixteen Standing at the podium, Chavez quipped that a day after Golden Zellman of Ukiah being held at the United and companion of several grandchildren, three Bush’s appearance: “In this very spot it smells like sulfur still.” and Carol BjÖrndahl Christian Parish of years Robbie Staf- great-grand children, Chavez held up a book by American leftist writer Noam of Stockholm, Sweden, as Lakeport (located at 745 N. ford. Sons Robert Eugene brothers and sisters in- Chomsky “Hegemony or Survival: America’s Quest for Global well as her broth- Brush Street) on Mathews and wife law, and many, many Dominance” and recommended it to everyone in the General ers Mark Evans of Willits Saturday, September 23 Tammy of Redwood Valley, friends. He surely will Assembly. and Bruce Evans of beginning at noon. CA, Steven Fore- be missed by all who knew Ukiah. A potluck lunch will imme- nier and wife Davette of him. The family House OKs bill to require The life-long focal point diately follow the Sacramento, Don would like to thank of her interest and ac- service. Please feel free to Baker and wife Christine of Phoenix Hospice and Dr. proof of citizenship from voters tivities has been her family. come and share a Ponca City, OK. Carnavale. WASHINGTON (AP) — The House voted Wednesday to Additionally, she favorite warm or cold dish, Daughters Kristin Dawson require Americans to show proof of citizenship in order to vote, and the Senate moved to build a 700-mile fence along the Mexican border as Republicans sharpened attacks on illegal Please sign the guest book at www.ukiahdailyjournal.com. Funeral notices are paid announcements. For information on how to place a paid funeral notice or make corrections to funeral notices please call our classified department at 468-3529. immigration before the midterm elections. The 228-196 House vote on a new photo ID plan and the Senate’s consideration of the fence were both part of a get- ARREST -- Aaron Crosby, 11:17 a.m. Tuesday. Drivers can expect 15-minute tough policy on illegal immigrants that Republicans have DEATH NOTICES 24, of Ukiah, was arrested on Those arrested by law enforcement delays. officers are innocent until proven guilty. embraced after Congress’ failure to agree on broader legislation suspicion of inflicting injury People reported as having been arrest- that would set a path for undocumented workers to attain citi- • John Burton Head, 90, on a spouse in the 300 block ed may contact the Daily Journal once their case has been concluded so the zenship. of Laytonville, died Monday, of Cooper Lane at 10:12 a.m. CORRECTIONS House GOP leaders have insisted that tighter borders and Tuesday. results can be reported. Those who feel Sept. 11, 2006. Arrangements the information is in error should con- The Ukiah Daily Journal reserves tougher laws must precede more comprehensive immigration are under the direction of tact the appropriate agency. In the case this space to correct errors or make changes. The House passed the fence bill last week and plans Anker-Lucier Mortuary. of those arrested on suspicion of dri- clarifications to news articles. votes Thursday on other enforcement measures: to increase SHERIFF’S REPORTS ving under the influence of an intoxi- cant: all DUI cases reported by law Significant errors in obituary notices penalties for people building tunnels under the border, make it Death notices are free for The following were enforcement agencies are reported by or birth announcements will result in easier to detain and deport immigrant gang members and crim- Mendocino County residents. compiled from reports the newspaper. The Daily Journal makes reprinting the entire article. Errors inals and clarify the ability of state and local authorities to Death notices are limited to no exceptions. may be reported to the editor, 468- prepared by the Mendo- 3526. detain illegal immigrants. name of deceased, home- Republican sponsors of the voter identification bill said it town, age, date of death, cino County Sheriff’s date, time, and place of ser- Office: ROAD REPORTS was a commonsense way to stop fraud at the polls. People need vices and the funeral home BOOKED -- Jose The following were LOTTERY NUMBERS photo IDs to board planes, buy alcohol or cash checks, said handling the arrangements. Salmeron, 20, of Lakeport, Rep. Vernon Ehlers, R-Mich., chairman of the House compiled from reports DAILY 3: night: 3, 8, 2. For information on how to was booked into jail on suspi- prepared by the Mendoci- Administration Committee. “This is not a new concept.” place a free death notice cion of driving under the no County Department of afternoon: 0, 8, 4. “This is what Americans want,” said Rep. John Mica, R-Fla. please call our editorial influence at 2:03 a.m. Transportation. FANTASY 5: 07, 12, 13, “They want safe borders and they want safe ballots.” department at 468-3500. Tuesday. 22, 31. BOOKED -- Reginald VICHY SPRINGS ROAD DAILY DERBY: 1st Thailand’s new military ruler says he Lewis Azbill, 23, of Covelo, -- The Mendocino County Place: 08, Gorgeous won’t call for elections for another year was booked into jail on suspi- Department of Transportation George. POLICE REPORTS cion of parole violations and will be performing storm 2nd Place: 11, Money BANGKOK, Thailand (AP) — Thailand’s new military The following were on a warrant for battery with repair on Vichy Springs Road Bags. ruler, winning crucial royal backing for his bloodless coup, compiled from reports bodily injury at 10:09 a.m. near mile-post marker one. 3rd Place: 05, California announced Wednesday that he would not call elections for prepared by the Ukiah Tuesday. Work will begin Monday and Classic. another year. The U.S. and other Western nations expressed dis- Police Department. To BOOKED -- Arnulfo continue through Oct. 5 with Race time: 1:44.11. approval and urged a swift restoration of democracy. anonymously report Magana Mendoza, 36, of work hours scheduled from LOTTO: 3-22-24-32-39. Army commander Gen. Sondhi Boonyaratkalin, appearing crime information, call Boonville, was booked into 6:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Meganumber: 22. relaxed and confident in his military uniform at his first news 463-6205. jail on suspicion of battery at Monday through Thursday. Jackpot: $17 million. conference since seizing power Tuesday night, said he would serve as de facto prime minister for two weeks until the junta — which calls itself the Council of Administrative Reform — chooses a civilian to replace him and drafts an interim consti- ‘Smoking gun’ of spinach investigation found tution. Sondhi sealed the success of his coup by receiving royal Associated Press Applied Nutrition. “We want it Government and industry it has been the focus of the endorsement as leader of the new junta, while ousted Prime WASHINGTON — Spinach down to a salad bowl and even- officials were working on how investigation. The area has links Minister Thaksin Shinawatra, who watched events unfold from found in the refrigerator of a tually a spinach leaf.” to allow spinach grown else- to both Natural Selection Foods abroad, pondered his future and the threat of possible prosecu- person sickened by E. coli was The tainted bag came from a where back on the market, and a second company that’s tion at home. contaminated with the bacteria, refrigerator in New Mexico, Acheson said. also recalled fresh spinach Receiving the imprimatur of revered King Bhumibol the “smoking gun” that investi- said Department of Health offi- Democratic Sens. Robert products, River Ranch Fresh Adulyadej legitimizes the takeover, and should effectively gators have sought for the ori- cials for that state. A person Menendez and Frank R. Laut- Foods of Salinas. quash any efforts at resistance by Thaksin’s partisans. gin of the deadly outbreak, who ate some of the leafy enberg, both of New Jersey, A third company, RLB Food Thaksin’s ouster followed a series of missteps that prompted health officials say. greens became one of 146 peo- pushed the FDA to assure the Distributors of West Caldwell, many to accuse the prime minister of challenging the king’s Federal and state investiga- ple in 23 states sickened by the public spinach grown in their N.J., has recalled Balducci’s tors on Wednesday focused outbreak. One person has died. state is safe. “As the nation’s and FreshPro brand spinach their hunt to nine farms in Cali- The spinach tested positive fourth-largest spinach producer, products distributed to East See BRIEFLY, Page 15 fornia’s greater Salinas Valley, for the same strain of E. coli spinach farming is a multimil- Coast states because some of said Dr. Mark Horton, the state linked to the outbreak, Acheson lion-dollar industry for the Gar- the spinach could have come public health officer. They also said. Dole is one of the brands den State,” Menendez said. from Natural Selection Foods. were checking processing of spinach recalled Friday by “That is why we are imploring Arizona and Colorado on plants, said Horton, who called Natural Selection Foods LLC, the FDA to move quickly in Wednesday joined the list of DETAIL CENTER the bag of tainted Dole baby of San Juan Bautista. identifying the source of the states reporting E. coli cases. 859 N. State Street spinach the “smoking gun” in The tainted greens — con- infected spinach.” The others are: California, Con- A Shop for Children the case. ventionally grown spinach and Investigators began visiting necticut, Idaho, Illinois, Indi- (707) 462-4472 Despite closing in on the not organic — came from one farms in the Salinas Valley on ana, Kentucky, Maine, Michi- UKIAH’S source of the bacteria as likely of the farms that supplies Tuesday, seeking signs of past gan, Minnesota, Nebraska, Wax Special somewhere in Monterey, San spinach to Natural Selection, flooding or cases in which cont- New Mexico, Nevada, New TOY STORE Benito or Santa Clara counties, said Samantha Cabaluna, aminated surface areas had York, Ohio, Oregon, Pennsyl- $ 00 123 S. Main St. • 463-1983 officials continued to recom- spokeswoman for Natural come into contact with crops. vania, Utah, Virginia, Washing- 60 Daily 10-5:30 • Sunday 11-3 mend that consumers not eat Selection. Other bags of fresh They also were looking for ton, Wisconsin and Wyoming. fresh spinach. spinach recovered elsewhere in potential sources of bacteria “Yesterday we had it down the country also were being inside packing plants. to California. Today we’ve got tested in the investigation. California produces 74 per- MENDO-LAKE it down to three counties,” said “It’s certainly premature to cent of the nation’s fresh O N M A I N OFFICE PRODUCTS Dr. David Acheson of the Food say only this bag is going to test spinach crop. The Salinas Val- and Drug Administra-tion’s positive,” Acheson said. “There ley accounts for roughly three- Center for Food Safety and are others in the works.” quarters of the state’s share, and We save $ and time 5¢ per copy Lustre Jewelry ENROLL NOW! 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FRIDAY SHERIDAN MALONE -- Live jazz music; 6 to 8:30 p.m.; Himalayan Cafe; 1639 S. State St. in Ukiah; 467- 9900 JASON ARGOS -- Seven-string jazz guitar; Potter Valley Cafe; 10761 Main St.; Potter Valley; 7 to 10 p.m.; 743-2848. KARAOKE AT YOKAYO BOWL – Karaoke; Yokayo Bowl; 1401 N. State Street, Ukiah; 8:30 p.m.; no cover charge; 462-8686. DJ DANCE MUSIC -- DJ dance music; with Smokin’ Joe; Perkins Street Lounge; 228 E. Perkins St., Ukiah; 9 p.m. to 2 a.m.. PATO BANTO W/ MYSTIC ROOTS BAND -- Roots Reggae; Ukiah Brewing Co.; Perkins at N. State St.; 10 p.m.; $20/presale, available at dig! Music, $25/day of show; 468-5898.

SATURDAY KRISTINE ROBIN -- Celtic and original songs and tunes the Farmers’ Market; on School and Clay St.; down- town Ukiah; 9 a.m. to noon. THE JULIAN TRIO -- Old time fiddle music; 10:30 a.m. to noon; Dig! Music; 362 N. State St. in Ukiah. WILLITS FARMERS’ MARKET BAND -- Live folk and rock; Potter Valley Cafe; 10761 Main St.; Potter Valley; 7 Live entertainment featuring Halau Hula Na Pua O Ka La’akea (The Many Flowers of the Sacred Light that to 10 p.m.; 743-2848. Brings Good Things Throughout the Day) Hawaiian dance troupe from San Rafael will be just part of the COUNTRY GENTS -- Country dance music; Ukiah show at the Seiji Sugawara Memorial Luau to be held on Saturday, Sept. 30. Senior Center; 499 Leslie St., Bartlett Hall; 7 to 10 p.m.; The Daily Journal making its programs accessi- involved in Hula for over 30 Cats baseball team, which $8 for members, $9 for non-members; adults 21 and older On Sept. 30, Near and ble to youth of all social and years and has performed includes throwing out the welcome. Arnold’s School of cultural backgrounds. internationally, and is widely first pitch. DUCKIE -- Live music; 7 to 10 p.m.; Happiness Is Club; Performing Arts and Cultural Having been born in known as an accomplished The luau will begin at 5 311 Lake Mendocino Drive in Ukiah. Education and the Sugawara Hawaii, Seiji loved its native hula dancer, teacher and p.m., on Saturday, Sept. 30, DJ DANCE MUSIC -- DJ dance music; with Smokin family will host its third traditions and had always Hawaiian chant composer. at the SPACE Theater, 508 Joe; Perkins Street Lounge; 228 E. Perkins St., Ukiah; 9 annual Seiji Sugawara talked about having a luau as Her mission is to preserve the W. Perkins St. in Ukiah. p.m. to 2 a.m. Memorial Luau to commem- a fundraiser for SPACE. This culture and pass on the rich Reserved tables for 10 are JOHN HOWLAND TRIO -- Live music; Ukiah Brewing orate the life of one of the upcoming event will be a history, deep knowledge and available through the SPACE Co.; Perkins at N. State St.; 9:30 p.m.; $5; 468-5898. community’s most tireless time to honor and remember life awareness of the office. Seating is limited and supporters. his life and to help support Hawai’ia of yesterday, to the tickets are available at SUNDAY This fundraiser, underwrit- SPACE, and will include a community of today. Mendocino Book Company. ten by Don and Lynda Hawaiian menu and live Members of the Sugawara Prices are $30 for adults and DANCE WAVE -- Weekly Freestyle community dance Coursey, Scott and Mimi entertainment featuring Halau family and many local winer- $20 for ages 21 and under. for fitness and release; Mendocino Ballet Studio; 205 S. Gaustad, and David Nelson Hula Na Pua O Ka La’akea ies, businesses and individu- After Sept. 23 prices will State St., Ukiah; 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.; sliding scale and Judith Fuente will be (The Many Flowers of the als have donated incredible increase $5. SPACE hopes donation; 489-3345. held at the new SPACE Sacred Light that Brings items for the silent auction that everyone who loved Seiji Theater. As president of Good Things Throughout the including family vacations in will come to celebrate his life SPACE’s Board of Directors Day) Hawaiian dance troupe Baja California and Serene and work. Proceeds will sup- until his untimely passing in from San Rafael. Shawna Lakes in Tahoe National port SPACE’s staff, facilities TUESDAY 2003, Seiji not only dreamed Kealameleku’uleialoha Ngum Forest, gemstone and sterling and programs. of seeing the theater project Alapa’i is the founder and silver jewelry, and the very For more information or to KARAOKE -- Every Tuesday; Perkins Street Lounge; to fruition, but was also dedi- Kumu Hula (Hula teacher) of popular tickets to opening order tickets by phone, call 228 E. Perkins St., Ukiah; 8 p.m.; no fee. cated to SPACE’s vision of the troupe. She has been day of the Sacramento River 462-9370.

WEDNESDAY

PRIMAL MATES -- Chamber jazz; Ukiah Brewing Co.; A new face for CBS television brings Perkins at N. State St.; 8:30 p.m.; $5; 468-5898. a needed makeover to the network ‘Have You Met the Queen?’ By TIM RILEY “Shark,” James Woods seems Special for the Journal perfect in the role of Sebastian performances set at the Normally, I stick to the Stark, a charismatic, supreme- business of entertainment ly self-confident defense Mendocino Art Center when writing about network attorney who, after a shocking television. Yet, the changed outcome in one of his cases The Daily Journal face of CBS News is too irre- and a personal epiphany, Veteran storyteller Cathryn sistible to ignore. CBS brings his cutthroat tactics to Fairlee brings to life the fasci- snatched a bundle of publicity the prosecutor’s office. As the nating Kateryn Parr, last wife when it raided another net- head of the Los Angeles of Henry VIII, in two special work to install terminally District Attorney’s High performances of “Have You perky Katie Couric as the Profile Crime Unit, Stark is Met the Queen? evening news anchor. This is a forced to work for his former Conversations with a Synner,” huge makeover, considering nemesis, Jessica Devlin (Jeri this Saturday at 7 p.m., and that the longstanding image of Ryan), the ambitious and Sunday at 2 p.m. CBS News was based on such accomplished D.A. who Saturday’s performance veterans as Dan Rather and despises his ruthless strate- will be held in the Mendocino Mike Wallace, two old guys gies. This sounds like a dream Art Center’s Nichols Gallery, with a combined age team in the making. While and Sunday’s performance approaching something like Stark may be trying to redeem will be in the Helen Schoeni 210 years. Wow, now we have himself, his infamous brass Theatre on the Art Center’s Cathryn Fairlee the energetic Couric, someone knuckle tactics are having an grounds. arguably below the qualifying effect on the rookie lawyers Kateryn Parr directed a war from San Jose State, she age for a senior discount at on his prosecution team. against Scotland, tutored began a career as a storyteller. Denny’s. I guess we can’t peg On the other side of the law Elizabeth I, was married four She has performed nationally CBS as the geriatric network is the new drama “Smith,” times and was nearly behead- and internationally as a story- any more. which is about a close-knit ed for heresy. Fairlee’s engag- teller since 1982 and has col- crew of career criminals who Apropos of nothing, I can’t of TV critics that her network ately named “Rachel Ray.” ing performance conveys his- lected tales from around the plot and execute intricate and get out of my mind how the is “number one in viewers” Master chef Ray will present tory (HERstory) at its best, world. She has taught story- ingenious high-stakes rob- publicity mavens at CBS pho- and that “business is good at simple solutions for everyday with Tudor intrigue, humor, telling workshops to children beries across the country. In a toshopped a picture of Katie CBS.” While proclaiming that issues -- from food and travel, gossip and song. This one- and adults and is a founding bit of typecasting, Ray Liotta, Couric to make her appear “complacency is no partner to to family and relationships to woman performance has gar- member of the Storytellers who made a name for himself about 20 pounds lighter so success, and success is no pop culture trends and “how- nered rave reviews from audi- Guild of Sonoma County. in “Goodfellas,” is criminal that she didn’t so much resem- partner to complacency,” to” instruction -- offering ences in many venues, includ- Tickets are $10 each and mastermind Bobby Stevens ing the Bay area, Fresno’s available by calling the ble a linebacker. How I wish Tassler went on to say that the viewers unique, entertaining who maintains the appearance Rogue Festival, and at the Mendocino Art Center at937- they could do the same for me. network is “very excited about ways to squeeze just a little of a regular family man with a Toronto Storytelling Festival. 5818 (toll free 1-800-653- In theory, they could probably the four shows on the sched- more out of life every day. nine-to-five job. Bobby is Fairlee’s March 2006 per- 3328) or by visiting the Art press a ton of wrinkles from ule this year.” If this TV net- After resolving these mun- seeking just a couple more big formance was lauded by The Center at 45200 Little Lake photo images of Mike work business doesn’t work dane matters, Rachel will like- jobs so he can finally leave the Fresno Bee as a “…charming Street in Mendocino Village. Wallace. Better yet, they out for Tassler, she’s going to ly tackle such topics as business for a comfortable, performance delivered with Tickets are limited and atten- could have revived Walter have a wonderful career as a nuclear proliferation, tensions lawful lifestyle with his wife, the royal gossip and historical dees are encouraged to pur- Cronkite’s career with some motivational speaker. in the Middle East and new oil Hope (Virginia Madsen), and tidbits broken up by several chase tickets in advance, how- expert retouching. While we are not too far exploration in the Gulf of their two kids. Working with a songs delivered in Fairlee’s ever, remaining tickets will Okay, I am getting com- removed from the subject of Mexico. sophisticated crew of cohorts, strong, sure voice.” also be available at the door. pletely off the subject of CBS’ perky personalities, food Nighttime entertainment it remains to be seen whether Fairlee grew up in Fort Visit the Art Center’s web site new fall schedule, but maybe maven Rachel Ray is launch- brings an acclaimed actor, Bobby will be able to extricate Bragg, and graduated from atthere’s little to say because ing a brand new, one-hour producer and director to the himself in time from the Fort Bragg High School. After www.MendocinoArtCenter.or CBS Entertainment president New York-based daily syndi- leading role in a new dramatic receiving a B.A. in art history g. Nina Tassler told a gathering cated series on CBS, appropri- series. In the legal drama See CBS, Page 5 4 – THURSDAY, SEPT. 21, 2006 FORUM Editor: K.C. Meadows, 468-3526 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected] Letters from our readers In our opinion From the desk of... Don’t bring your cell phone to a funeral Welcome to school, Officer Baarts To the Editor: We welcome new School Resource High school students can be a handful. Today, Sept.14, there was the sound of Officer Erik Baarts to the Ukiah schools They can be emotional, unreasonable and PAUL KRUGMAN cell phones going off at a funeral and the where he is getting to know our high school sometimes downright dangerous. The school son of the departed loved one had to ask if students and the problems that arise in our officer gets to know who’s who on campus, other cell phones could be turned off. This secondary schools. and hopes that the students will trust him is something one never thinks about. Statistics show us that the Ukiah Police enough to tell him about possible trouble Please, at their time of sorrow, have the Department school officer investigates about spots before they erupt. thought of turning off your cell phone, or 210 cases in every 180-day school year and Baarts, not only a long time police officer do as I do and leave it in your car until the gets more than 500 calls for service during but also an experienced prep sports coach, service is over. Maybe the funeral home that time. should be ideal for this duty. He already has King of pain should ask before the service starts. That’s a lot of potential crises out there experience interacting with and leading high Doug Brown that this officer must get to, look at critical- school age young people. A lot has been written and said about President Willits ly, decide whether to investigate, or try to We have long said we think Ukiah High is Bush's demand that Congress "clarify" the part of the solve on the spot. way too big. With upwards of 2,000 students Geneva Conventions that, in effect, outlaws the use of One deputy out of control? It’s dealing with fighting, drugs, harass- on campus each day, even the school district torture under any circumstances. ment, theft, and other forms of brutality as thinks of this campus as a small city. To the Editor: We know that the world would see this action as a well as the simple fears of these things stu- Given that reality, we’re glad Officer U.S. repudiation of the rules that bind civilized For 10 years, medical marijuana patients dents carry around. Baarts will be on hand. have had the protection of Prop. 215 in nations. We also know that an extraordinary lineup of California, as well as in Mendocino former military and intelligence leaders, including County. They have also been reassured by Colin Powell, have spoken out against the Bush plan, the Mendocino County Sheriff’s Office and warning that it would further damage America's fal- the office of the District Attorney that they tering moral standing, and end up endangering U.S. will continue to have the support of both troops. offices as long as Prop. 215 is law. But I haven't seen much discussion of the underly- In recent years, there have been more ing question: Why is Bush so determined to engage in reports of marijuana gardens being confis- torture? cated containing 20,000 or more plants and Let's be clear what we're talking about here. gardens of this size are becoming more and According to an ABC News report from last fall, pro- more common. I would like to thank the cedures used by CIA interrogators have included forc- MCSO for their diligence in separating ing prisoners to "stand, handcuffed and with their feet legitimate gardens from those whose pur- shackled to an eye bolt in the floor for more than 40 pose serves nothing but financial gain. hours"; the "cold cell," in which prisoners are forced But what about the patients who are "to stand naked in a cell kept near 50 degrees," while only growing for patients? Gardens with as being doused with cold water; and, of course, water few as 50 plants have been raided in recent boarding, in which "the prisoner is bound to an weeks. I have met several patients who inclined board, feet raised and head slightly below the have had their medicine taken by the feet," then "cellophane is wrapped over the prisoner's MCSO, even though they were clearly fol- face and water is poured over him," inducing "a terri- lowing the guidelines set forth by the DA’s fying fear of drowning." office as well as the MCSO. One deputy in particular has shown up at these residences And bear in mind that the "few bad apples" excuse at night, without warrants or backup, or the doesn't apply; these were officially approved tactics -- cooperation from the District Attorney’s and Bush wants at least some of these tactics to remain office. Some of these patients were in full in use. compliance with Prop. 215 and had their I'm ashamed that my government does this sort of physician’s recommendations available. thing. I'd be ashamed even if I were sure that only gen- These patients had all of their plants taken. uine terrorists were being tortured -- and I'm not. He took some patients’ recommendations, Remember that the Bush administration has impris- belittled them, and in some cases, didn’t oned a number of innocent men at Guantanamo, and give the residents time to gather the notes in some cases continues to imprison them even though of other residents who were not present at it knows they are innocent. the time. While their rights were being vio- Is torture a necessary evil in a post-9/11 world? No. lated, they were told by this deputy that 1). People with actual knowledge of intelligence work tell He doesn’t believe in Prop 215, 2). He is us that reality isn't like TV dramas, in which the good tired of the pot growers in his area, 3). That guys have to torture the bad guy to find out where he the presence of a fence to conceal the planted the ticking time bomb. plants was admitting it was an illegal gar- den, 4). There’s a new sheriff in town, and What torture produces in practice is misinforma- tion, as its victims, desperate to end the pain, tell inter- 5). that the DEA would be notified. The some for three years without any legal our fire chief and could not see that the DEA? The DEA? Doesn’t this man work rogators whatever they want to hear. Thus Ibn al- rights, could be anyone reading this article, people of this valley or any place have a Shaykh al-Libi -- who ABC News says was subjected for the MCSO? Didn’t he take his oath to maybe because you criticized something right to know any problems that may or protect and uphold the constitution of to both the cold cell and water boarding -- told his about government. It can’t happen here? may not be happening. They should also questioners that Saddam Hussein's regime had trained California? This deputy - a sergeant - Don’t bet your sock on it. Then there is know clearly the finances of any govern- works for the MCSO not the DEA - or members of al-Qaida in the use of biochemical meetings of government boards of all lev- ment agency. The public is the boss and weapons. This "confession" became a key part of the does he? els where they have meetings held in government is public servants or is it the While there has been a good working Bush administration's case for invading Iraq -- but it secret. There should be time for the public other way around. was pure invention. relationship between the MCSO and med- to speak; and then there are times for the Emil Rossi ical marijuana patients, this one man has board to do their business without any kind Boonville So why is the Bush administration so determined to made me question the sincerity of the of interruption, and anyone who doesn’t Thank you torture people? Sheriff’s Office. keep still at these times should be kicked To show that it can. Maria Andrews To the Editor: out immediately, but no meetings of any The central drive of the Bush administration -- Willits kind should ever be held in secret. Juvenile The Ukiah Community (Resource) Center wishes to gratefully thank the volun- more fundamental than any particular policy -- has offenders’ trials are in secret, why I don’t been the effort to eliminate all limits on the president's Public has a right to know know, as some of the best medicine for any teers from Fetzer who painted our dayroom, hallways and fixed a light fixture and the power. Torture, I believe, appeals to the president and Letter to Editor: young person who gets in trouble is to be the vice president precisely because it's a violation of embarrassed. The public doesn’t know staff from Redwood Credit Union who I read that the Anderson Valley worked a shift in the Food Bank as well as both law and tradition. By making an illegal and Community Service District has a policy what is going on in a trial. There are rogue immoral practice a key element of U.S. policy, they're judges, rogue lawyers, and rogue cops. The Don Ballek, city economic development that prohibits firefighters from talking to coordinator, for his help in the Food Bank. asserting their right to do whatever they claim is nec- the press. The United States Constitution’s last Supreme Court, justices of the essary. Supreme Court, were not picked because What a wonderful thing you all did and we main goal was that we would be an open appreciate it! And many of our politicians are willing to go along. society. The reason for that is that any gov- they were unbiased. It was because they were biased in certain things. Then the Anyone else that wishes to volunteer in The Republican majority in the House of ernment officials who want to keep things the Food Bank, ReBuild Store or as a Food Representatives is poised to vote in favor of the a secret, usually have bad things they have recent spat of newsmen who were put in jail because they wouldn’t name their Bank delivery driver please call 462-8879 administration's plan to, in effect, declare torture legal. done, and don’t want it to come out. It and ask for Kari Hackett, Executive Most Republican senators are equally willing to go troubles me more and more that govern- informants. If this becomes legal you can say goodbye to any disclosure of wrong Director. along, although a few, to their credit, have stood with ment is making more of their actions Kari Hackett the Democrats in opposing the administration. secret. Judges use the gag order all the time doings. Then there is the intimidation fac- tor. There are four people in our CSD UCC Bush would have us believe that the difference using the reason it’s for a fair trial, but in Ukiah fact, it is an unfair trial where innocent board that are apparently intimidated by between him and those opposing him on this issue is people can be railroaded in secret. All that he's willing to do what's necessary to protect those people, supposed terrorists in prison, America, and they aren't. But the record says other- WHERE TO WRITE wise. The fact is that for all his talk of being a "war pres- LETTER POLICY President George Bush: The White Sacramento, 95814. (916) 319-2001; Santa ident," Bush has been conspicuously unwilling to ask The Daily Journal welcomes letters to the House, 1600 Pennsylvania Ave., Washing- Rosa, 576-2526; FAX, Santa Rosa, 576- Americans to make sacrifices on behalf of the cause - editor. All letters must include a clear name, ton, D.C. 20500; (202) 456-1111, FAX 2297. 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Meadows with the concurrence Audit Bureau Newspaper Publishers of Publisher Kevin McConnell. email us at [email protected] Of Circulations Association THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT THURSDAY, SEPT. 21, 2006 – 5 BILLBOARD ‘Arsenic and Old Lace’ hits Ukiah Garden Club to hold first night meeting tonight The public is invited to join the Ukiah Garden Club the UPT stage next Thursday tonight for its first night meeting, located at 1203 Clay St. The Daily Journal at 7 p.m. and, chances are, participants will be home for The classic black comedy “Arsenic their favorite 9 p.m. program on TV. and Old Lace” kick’s off the 30th The club plans on giving participants the knowledge, anniversary season for Ukiah Players plants, bulbs, and help they need to create something spe- cial in their world. Theatre on Thursday, Sept. 28. John Jensen of Oak Valley Nursery will present the pro- The story: Two elderly sisters in gram, “What to Plant In Your Garden Now.” True gardeners Brooklyn are famous for their charity, know that the secret to a great garden next year are the and their care and concern for lonely plants and bulbs we plant this fall. (As luck would have it, older men looking for lodging. One of daffodil and tulip bulbs are for sale that night at the meet- their nephews thinks he’s Teddy ing.) Roosevelt; another is a begrudging Light refreshments will be served at the meeting. New York theater critic. And their third nephew arrives for a surprise visit at their home, bearing troublesome bag- Subscribe to UCCA gage. before Oct. 3 and pay half price The entire action takes place over a period of only 16 hours... compressed The regular subscription membership price of the Ukiah into a little more than two hours of Community Concerts Association is just $40. per adult. action-packed laugh-out-loud stage This covers all four concerts of the 2006-2007 season which time. goes from October through next April. “Arsenic and Old Lace” ran for In the past no individual tickets to concerts have been sold and entry was by membership subscription only. Last more than 1,400 performances on year of the Ukiah Community Concerts Association‚s Board Broadway in the early 1940s, but there of Directors voted to change that so that individual tickets will be only 14 performances in Ukiah, could be sold a the door.. because the play closes on Oct. 21. When the new 2006 - 2007 season starts Oct. 3 individ- Tickets available at the Mendocino ual concert tickets will become available at certain sites in Book Company and through the Ukiah advance of the concert, as well as at the door before the per- Players box office 462-9226. Season formance. subscriptions are also still available These will be available at $20 each for an adult which through the UPT box office. would amount to $80. for the four concerts. Shown from the left, cast mem- If a person subscribed now before the first concert on bers of “Arsenic and Old Lace” Oct. 3 the start of the series, the savings would amount to are Lynda Southwick, Sandy paying just half the price of single admission tickets. Hill, Christine Dill. This makes good economic sense and is a smart move toward assuring your seat at the world-class performances that are coming to the Ukiah stage for Ukiah Community Concerts 60th season. Green (Gerald McRaney) is brate the 20th anniversary of ball star. Another guy is Local artists art exhibits conflicted with the return of the day they met. One girl described as a happy kid CBS his estranged son, but is called wears her heart on her sleeve whose life has gone downhill to be shown at Savings Banks Continued from Page 3 to action when the town and remains optimistic about since third grade (how can Mendocino County Art Association members who will be begins to riot. love although she was recent- that be?). Just an unpleasant exhibiting their paintings at local banks through September scores that give him such a At last, there’s one new ly dumped, while her cynical thought, I realize I am so far are: Rosemary Burkitt at Savings Bank of Mendocino rush, or if his retirement will comedy on the schedule. “The twin sister’s sarcastic tongue removed from third grade that County, 904 North State St., Ukiah; Jim Colling at Savings be a forced one behind bars. Class” is about the lives of a hides her kind heart. The well- I would probably fail to recog- Bank of Mendocino County, East Road, Redwood Valley; “Jericho” is a drama about group of twenty-somethings liked boy in school is in a nize anyone at a reunion. Barbara Brittingham and Louise Lampson at Savings Bank what happens when a nuclear inextricably bound together band and still lives with moth- As the upbeat executive of Mendocino County, Pear Tree Center, Ukiah; Pat mushroom cloud suddenly by sharing the same third er with whom he constantly Nina Tassler stated so elo- Vetzmadian at West America Bank, 319 E. Perkins Street, appears on the horizon, plung- grade class. One fellow is bickers. The guy who every quently, “the whole state of Ukiah; Leanna Davis at Savings Bank of Mendocino ing the residents of a small, head-over-heels in love with girl had a crush on is now hap- network television is good.” peaceful Kansas town into County, 1100 Airport Park Blvd., Ukiah. his fiancé, for whom he has pily in love with his live-in We can only hope she’s chaos, leaving them complete- right, but I wouldn’t put odds ly isolated and wondering if planned the ultimate surprise boyfriend. One pretty, popular party -- a reunion with their girl is now the unfulfilled tro- on all four new series being they’re the only Americans renewed for a second season. left alive. Fear of the third grade classmates to cele- phy wife of a legendary foot- Second annual Mendocino unknown propels Jericho into social, psychological and Film Festival fundraiser physical mayhem when all JOIN US FOR THE Sauces communication and power is set for Sunday, Oct. 1 shut down. 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GIANTS 7, ROCKIES 4 JC VOLLEYBALL RAIDERS Eagles fall to SRJC on road Walter Spragia leads 0-3 played as good as we could play,” Sophomore Becky Suenram con- Mendocino with eight kills said Mendocino head coach Ed tributed with seven kills and three can Schweitzer. “We lost focus in the digs and Sarah Luetke played well at second game, but give Santa Rosa setter. The Daily Journal credit because they’re a good team.” “Gina was outstanding at the net SANTA ROSA – The Mendocino Mendocino (0-3) was without all night,” Schweitzer said. “And make College volleyball team lost to Santa starter Katie Stiles in the match, and Becky played great defense for us.” Rosa Junior College on the road Gina Spragia led the Eagles with The Eagles return to the court Wednesday, 30-24, 30-8, and 30-21. eight kills, eight digs, and three Friday, hosting College of the “The first and last game we blocks. Redwoods at 5:30 p.m. impact

ANG Photo Oakland passed on San Francisco’s Steve Finley A’S 4, INDIANS 3 Leinart, Cutler with celebrates in the dugout first-round pick Wednesday at AT&T Park. By JOSH DUBOW The Associated Press Slumping Oakland gets one ALAMEDA — The Oakland Raiders thought so highly of Andrew Walter even Giants before he threw his first pass in a regular-season game that they decided against drafting get clutch step closer to title quarterbacks Matt Leinart or Jay Cutler with their first- Bradley, Thomas propel A’s to win as magic number drops to five round pick in April. With Aaron Brooks side- victory lined for two to four weeks San Francisco needed win with a strained pectoral mus- cle, they will get an early sign to stay in wild-card race whether their decision was correct. By PAT GRAHAM “I’m excited, of course, but The Associated Press I try to take everything in DENVER — Barry Bonds stood stride,” Walter said. “I just in front of his locker and joked with know that I have to perform reporters. Snapping a four-game los- well enough to give our team ing streak will put a star in a good a chance to win. That’s what mood, especially when he had a it’s about. hand in the win. That means The San Francisco Giants rallied protecting in the eighth inning to beat the the football Colorado Rockies 7-4 Wednesday, and manag- perhaps ending their slump in time ing the to stay in the playoff race. game. I Bonds had a pinch-hit RBI single need to do in the eighth to break a 3-3 tie. San that. It’ll be Francisco scored five runs in the good just to inning. The Giants entered the game get those extra reps in Andrew trailing first-place San Diego by five Walter games in the NL West and Los practice, Angeles by 4 1/2 games in the wild- sure.” card race. They had lost six of eight. Walter gets a break in the “We needed it,” Bonds said. “No schedule because the Raiders doubt about it.” have a bye this week. That Asked if the Giants could still be will give him a few extra a factor in the playoff hunt, Bonds practices with the first team just stared straight ahead. before he takes the field at “Time will tell,” he said. “It’s home against the Cleveland going to be tough, though.” Browns on Oct. 1. Steve Finley has seen enough Walter takes over the crazy things happen in baseball to league’s worst offense know it’s not over yet. through two games. The “Unfortunately, we need help,” Raiders have scored just two Finley said. “But we don’t give up. field goals in losses to We haven’t done it this year and Baltimore and San Diego, we’re not going to start now.” have given up a league-high If San Francisco does get in, 15 sacks, turned the ball over Wednesday’s eighth inning might go xxxx Nick Swisher is forced out at second as Cleveland’s Joe Inglett completes the double play at seven times, and are last in down as a big reason. The Giants the NFL in total yards. trailed 3-2 going into the eighth. throwing out Marco Scutaro at first during the sixth inning of Wednesday night’s game at McAfee Coliseum in Oakland. “The biggest thing is get- Ray Durham’s double scored ting the offense going in the Todd Linden to tie the game, and By JANIE McCAULEY 19 Cleveland batters with only a two-out walk by Victor right direction,” Walter said. Bonds’ single brought home pinch- The Associated Press Martinez in the third before Joe Inglett’s two-out single “So if it’s me, it’s me. If it’s runner Fred Lewis. Todd Greene OAKLAND — Milton Bradley homered and singled in the seventh. Aaron, it’s Aaron. It really followed with a two-run triple off in the tying run, and Frank Thomas hit a go-ahead dou- The A’s were counting on Loaiza to go deep into the doesn’t matter, just as long as the wall and then scored on Moises ble in the seventh inning to lead the Oakland Athletics game because neither Dan Haren nor Kirk Saarloos someone’s doing it and mak- Alou’s double. past the Cleveland Indians 4-3 Wednesday night. could do so the previous two nights and the A’s will need ing plays to help us win.” “Hopefully, this win will help us Esteban Loaiza (11-8) pitched 7 2-3 strong innings to their bullpen in Thursday’s series finale, when Rich Walter was picked in the get a streak going or something like win for the seventh time in nine starts, relying on his Harden makes his first start since June 4 because of an third round of the 2005 draft that,” Greene said. offense to rally after falling behind in the first. The AL elbow injury. after a prolific career at West-leading A’s stayed 6 1/2 games ahead of Los Bradley homered leading off the sixth to pull the A’s Arizona State. He threw a Angeles after the Angels won 3-0 at Kansas City. to 2-1, his 11th homer in a season that has included two then-Pac-10 record 85 career The division rivals play seven times in the last 10 stints on the disabled list. His single against Juan Lara touchdown passes and had games of the season, starting Friday with a series in made it 2-2 in the seventh, and Jason Davis relieved to 10,617 yards passing in his Oakland. They meet again in Anaheim for the final four face Thomas, who lined a two-run double to center and career. He set almost every Second games. Oakland’s magic number to clinch its first divi- drew chants of “MVP! MVP!” from the crowd of 25,131. school record during his time sion title since 2003 is five. with the Sun Devils. The A’s were in a hole after the top of the first for the Loaiza left to a standing ovation after Casey Blake arrest in lined out to third for the second out in the eighth, wav- Walter will become the third straight game after Ryan Garko’s RBI double and fifth quarterback from that a run-scoring single by Kevin Kouzmanoff moments ing his cap to the crowd. The right-hander gave up three later. runs — two earned — and five hits. draft to start an NFL game, Duquesne After Kouzmanoff’s hit, Loaiza retired 18 of the next See OAKLAND, Page 8 See WALTER, Page 8 shooting The Associated Press GOLF PITTSBURGH — A second man charged in a shooting that wounded five Duquesne University basketball players turned himself in ‘Ugly Americans’ come out to play Wednesday, police said. William Holmes, 18, of the Pittsburgh suburb of Penn Hills, was By DOUG FERGUSON Lehman fulfilled a prediction he stop for a picture. He walked over those fans left waiting, I apologize. to be arraigned later Wednesday on The Associated Press made in February by creating what to man’s wife, put his arm on her If I had it to do over again I would. charges of attempted homicide, STRAFFAN, Ireland — There was believed to be the first “twelve- shoulder and posed with a smile. That was my mistake.” are times when the Americans just some” game in Ryder Cup history, Walking back toward the fair- There’s always something at the aggravated assault, criminal con- his entire team playing nine holes way, Furyk said, “I guess we’re just Ryder Cup. spiracy and weapons-related offens- can’t win, such as the Ryder Cup. And sometimes, they don’t even on a gray, miserable afternoon. the ugly Americans.” Woods riled the English fans at es. But there was a twist. Lehman later asked for a mulli- The Belfry four years ago when Holmes is the third person arrest- have to wait for the matches to get under way. They worked on their short gan. captain Curtis Strange allowed him ed in Sunday’s shooting after a The weather turned so nasty game, starting each hole from about He realized his squad should to practice at 6 a.m., as he normally dance at the private, Roman Wednesday morning, with 40 mph 120 yards away. The gallery wasn’t have performed at least on the first does, finishing about the time fans Catholic university. One player was gusts that toppled a few trees and aware of this, so when Tiger tee, where the grandstands were were just showing up. critically injured. brought the rain sideways, that The Woods, Phil Mickelson and the rest packed with people. And when he Last time outside Detroit, the The other 18-year-old accused of K Club was closed to the public for of the Americans walked from the caught up with his team on the sev- Americans were criticized by their shooting at the players, Brandon nearly three hours. U.S. captain fourth green, past the fifth tee and enth hole, he told them to tee off on own gallery for not signing auto- Baynes, was jailed Tuesday on sim- Tom Lehman sent his players back kept marching down the middle of No. 9, the only drives they hit all graphs during the practice rounds. ilar charges. Holmes and Baynes to bed, and only later did both the fairway, the Ryder Cup got its day. There was a policy against auto- are not Duquesne students. teams believe it best to play for first dose of booing. “We walk down the first hole to graphs, which the Europeans gladly Baynes and Holmes crashed a thousands of spectators who even- “You don’t give a damn about about 120 yards short of the green violated with hopes of winning campus dance sponsored by the tually got onto the course. Ireland’s public,” shouted one man and started from there, and kind of favor on foreign soil, and it worked. Black Student Union where they But it was no time to take golf behind the tee, and hundreds of oth- left everybody sitting in the stands Lehman’s apology was sincere, encountered the basketball players, seriously, not with the wind blow- ers nodded. by the first tee waiting,” Lehman but he had no regrets about what according to police. ing the ball all over the place. Another man asked Jim Furyk to said. “That was a mistake. To all of unfolded on The K Club. THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL SPORTS THURSDAY, SEPT. 21, 2006 – 7

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TODAY PREP VOLLEYBALL • Ukiah at Montgomery, 6 p.m. PREP TENNIS • Rancho Cotate at Ukiah, 4 p.m. PREP GOLF • Rancho Cotate at Ukiah, 3 p.m. PREP SOCCER • Ukiah boys at Montgomery, 4 p.m. FRIDAY, SEPT. 22 JC WOMEN’S SOCCER • Mendocino College at San Francisco City College, 4 p.m. JC VOLLEYBALL • College of the Redwood at Mendocino College, 5:30 p.m. PREP FOOTBALL • Ukiah at Eureka, 7:30 p.m. • Potter Valley at Hoopa, 7:30 p.m. PREP SOCCER • Ursuline girls at Ukiah, 6 p.m. • Potter Valley girls at Sonoma Academy, 4:30 p.m. PREP WATER POLO • Ukiah boys at Fairfield Tournament SATURDAY, SEPT. 23 JC FOOTBALL • Mendocino College at Cabrillo College, 7 p.m. PREP WATER POLO • Ukiah boys at Fairfield Tournament PREP VOLLEYBALL • Ukiah at Clearlake Tournament

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TODAY MLB San Francisco at Milwaukee, 5 p.m. (FOX) Atlanta at Colorado, 5:30 p.m. (TBS) Ukiah squads move COLLEGE FOOTBALL Virginia at Georgia Tech, 4:30 p.m. (ESPN) HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL Oaks Christian (Calif.) at St. Bonaventure (Calif.), 7 p.m. (FSN) GOLF Valero Texas Open, First Round, 1 p.m. (ESPN) to 2-0 in league play FRIDAY, SEPT. 23 MLB The Daily Journal the year tonight,” Cleland after undergoing repairs. Bring this coupon to the Players Club from 9am-10pm any day and receive fi ve (5) FREE “Saturday St. Louis at Houston, 4 p.m. (ESPN) Shoot-out” drawing tickets. MUST BE 21 OR OLDER. COUPONS ARE NON-NEGOTIABLE, MAY San Francisco at Milwaukee, 5 p.m. (FOX) The Ukiah high school said. “She played good defen- “They’ve struggled with a NOT BE COMBINED WITH ANY OTHER OFFER, AND HAVE NO CASH VALUE. OFFER GOOD Los Angeles Angels at Oakland, 7 p.m. THROUGH SEPTEMBER 30, 2006 ONLY. MUST BE A PLAYERS CLUB MEMBER TO REDEEM. !82000339! 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Nate The boys return to the pool City of Ukiah youth In the girls game, Hayley Mack scored four goals, this weekend at the Jim Healy basketball signups Phenicie led Ukiah with five Collin Phenicie scored three Memorial Tournament. The end Oct. 20 goals and Mandi Summitt, goals, and Travis Cleland, Healy Tournament will fea- Carrie Reid, and Allison Frank Thomas, and Paul ture 32 teams and be played at The City of Ukiah Community Grubaugh scored four goals Service Department would like to Riemenschneider scored two Vacaville High School, announce the beginning of regis- apiece in a 24-4 victory. goals each. Fairfield High School, Solano tration for the 2006/07 Youth It was Grubaugh’s all- Cody Ashurst picked up the Community College, and Basketball league. The league is open to boys and girls from around play that stood out for win in goal for Ukiah. Napa Community College. Kindergarten through 12th grade. the Wildcats, according to Sonoma’s program, which The girls return to action Registration forms are now avail- head coach Rick Cleland. able at the Civic Center, 411 W. dominated Ukiah in its infan- Wednesday, hosting Ursuline Clay St. and at www.cityofuki- “That was probably cy, has run into problems after as the boys host Cardinal ah.com. Allison’s strongest game of its home pool was filled in Newman. The registration fee is $50.00 Get up to 2 FREE Tickets by using your Players per first player, $45.00 for the second player in the same family. Registrations are due by Friday, Club card! See Players Club for details. October 20, 2006. A $15.00 late fee will be added after the SCOREBOARD 10/20/06 deadline. Absolutely Colorado 1 0 0 2 4 1 Kansas City 58 93.38432 1/2 Not a member? Join TODAY, membership is FREE! NO registration will be accepted NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE Minnesota 1 0 0 2 3 2 after 10/27/06. 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49ERS PREP SOCCER YOUTH FOOTBALL Potter Valley ties RVC The Daily Journal excellent,” said Potter Valley until then,” Lopez said. POTTER VALLEY – The head coach John Lopez. “I “Three minutes left and they Potter Valley girls soccer was very happy with our put one in. That’s tough.” team played to a 1-1 tie with effort tonight.” Dawn Norton played goal- Rincon Valley Christian Shanelle Vonfeldt scored keeper for the Bearcats in the Wednesday, moving the Potter Valley’s only goal in first half and registered seven Bearcats record to 5-1-1 in the first half on a header off a saves. In the second half, North Coast League II play pass from Serene Whitney Vonfeldt and adn 6-1-1 overall. Skiffington. Amanda Martin Dawny Lee split the duties in Potter Valley’s only loss scored the tying goal for goal, with each registering on the season came to Rincon Valley with three four saves. The Bearcats File photo Mendocino, a team Rincon minutes to play in the second return to action Friday at San Francisco safety Valley beat, 8-0. half. Sonoma Academy. Game Shawntae Spencer signed “I thought we played “We had them right up time is 4:30 p.m. a new contract Wednesday. Spencer PREP GIRLS’ GOLF signs Ukiah improves at tourney The Daily Journal San Leandro, with league of our players played 18 SAN LEANDRO – The favorite Ursuline shooting holes for the first time.” long-term Ukiah girls golf team trav- 502 for 10th place, and Santa Whitney Vau led Ukiah eled to the San Leandro Rosa shooting a 564, 15 with a round of 89, followed contract Tournament in Monarch Bay strokes behind the Wildcats. by Shanel Sayad at 105 and Saturday, finishing with a Santa Rosa defeated Alex McMillen’s round of By Roger Phillips score 549 as East Bay power- Ukiah by 16 strokes earlier 108. ANG Newspapers house Amador Valley domi- this season at Fountaingrove. Theresa Ladao (123), SANTA CLARA – The nated the 20-team field with “This was a great learning Merissa Kreeger (124), and 49ers have signed starting left a winning score of 425. experience for our young Chelsea Dockins (128) cornerback Shawntae Spencer Two other North Bay team,” said Ukiah head rounded out the scoring for to a five-year contract exten- League teams participated at coach Chris Philbrick. “Four Ukiah. Submitted photo sion, Coach Mike Nolan con- Hopland quarterback Darrell Pike threw for three firmed this afternoon. touchdown passes in Hopland’s 21-6 win over A source at the National PREP GIRLS’ GOLF Point Arena Sunday in Hopland. Football League Players Association said that the con- tract, which runs through the 2012 season, includes a $6 Ukiah edges Prospectors Hopland splits million signing bonus. The Daily Journal No. 2 singles, overpowered teamed up to play No. 1 dou- Spencer, 24, had been The Ukiah girls tennis Anny To, 7-5, 6-4. Jena bles for the first time this sea- playing on his rookie con- team narrowly defeated Piner Mayfield dominated in her son, almost overcame their with Point Arena tract, which was to expire Tuesday, 4-3, despite missing first set against An Luong, 6- opponents with a three-set The Daily Journal Hopland's Varsity lost a after next season. Under No. 2 singles player Hayley 0, and after playing to an heartbreaker 3-6, 7-5, 4-6. terms of his new deal, The Hopland Bears host- heartbreaker, 7-6, in the sec- Milovina (ankle), and half of even 6-6 second set, won the At No. 2 doubles, the ed the Point Arena Pirates on ond game. Spencer will earn $425,000 its No. 1 doubles team, tiebreaker, 7-1, in No. 3 sin- newly-formed team of Katee this year, with his salary Sunday at Hopland Field. Strong defense on both Lindsay Werra (flu). gles. Rugg and Lauren House suf- In the junior varsity game, sides kept most of the play increasing to $510,000 next Number one singles player Maggie Mathis, bumped fered a 1-6, 4-6 loss. In No. year and topping out at $3.2 the “Little Bears" showed in the center of the field Jessica Kim claimed a strong up from No. 1 doubles to 3 doubles action, it was Ally much improvement on both throughout the contest and million in 2012. victory over Bea round out singles play, lost Yanez and Noel Saldier who The former University of sides of the ball, defeating Point Arena led 7-0 at half- Somnavong, 6-2, 6-2. her match 4-6, 0-6. Simone breezed through their match the Pirates 21-6. time. Pittsburgh star is one of the Nikki Pardini, filling in at few players remaining from Mata and Katy Wong, who with a 6-0, 6-2 win. Veteran players D.J. Strong defensive efforts the regime of former general Love, Darrell Pike, Nathan by Felix Blanco, Novan manager Terry Donahue. struck out Garko to end the run. The right-hander, mak- Johnston and Jose "Hands" Jack, Mason Biaggii, Spencer was chosen in the Oakland inning. ing just his sixth major Lopez were a dominant Francisco Rodriguez, Austin second round of the 2004 Huston Street pitched the league start, allowed one run force on the defensive side Macri and Randy Udarbe of the ball. kept Hopland in the game. NFL Draft, which was Continued from Page 6 ninth for his 35th save in 43 and six hits in six innings. Donahue’s last. opportunities. Loaiza is 6-0 over his last Better blocking on the With three minutes left the Asked about the extension Joe Kennedy allowed Fausto Carmona didn’t six starts in Oakland after offensive line helped quar- Bears scored on a pass from this afternoon, Spencer said Victor Martinez’s RBI single allow a baserunner past sec- going 1-3 in his first six starts terback Pike throw touch- Randy Udarbe to Francisco he preferred not to comment before Justin Duchscherer ond until Bradley’s home at the Coliseum. down passes of 55 and 40 Rodriquez. The point-after because he considers dis- yards to Donovan Partridge attempt was blocked and the cussing contract matters dur- and another, 45-yard touch- Pirates were able to keep the ing the season to be a distrac- ing the Raiders to a pair of future. down pass to Jesus Benitez. ball until time ran out. tion. Walter field goals for their only Despite his inexperience, But when asked if he is points of the season. Walter has to quickly become excited that it appears he will Continued from Page 6 But he also lost one of his the leader of an offense that be with the 49ers for a long three fumbles, threw three has veterans such as receiver Wildcat J.V. wins following San Francisco’s time, Spencer said, “I’m interceptions and was sacked Randy Moss and running The Daily Journal the Pirates 21-6. happy to be here now. That’s Alex Smith, Cleveland’s six times. back LaMont Jordan who The Ukiah junior varsity Veteran players D.J. how I’m looking at it. It’s day Charlie Frye, Chicago’s Kyle He finished 10-for-27 for want the ball. girls soccer team put up big Love, Darrell Pike, Nathan to day. That doesn’t mean Orton and St. Louis’ Ryan 162 yards and has an anemic Moss pulled Walter aside numbers in a 12-0 win over anything. I’ve seen plenty of Johnston and Jose "Hands" Fitzpatrick. quarterback rating of 19.0 before he came into the game Elsie Allen Wednesday in Lopez were a dominant players get new contracts and “He’s a tough kid,” coach through two weeks. for a pep talk and even made be gone the next year or the Ukiah. force on the defensive side Art Shell said. “He’s played “It’s hard when you’re some suggestions to change In the junior varsity game, of the ball. year after. So that doesn’t in major football, playing at mean anything to me. ... I’m getting banged around, hit plays in the huddle — some- the “Little Bears" showed Arizona State. That’s big and sacked,” offensive line- thing Shell would prefer hap- much improvement on both happy to be here, period. I’ve football. It’s not like he’s seen a lot of people come and man Barry Sims said. “That’s pen on the sideline instead. sides of the ball, defeating coming from a small school a tough environment to come But Walter said he wel- go in my two years. “ like Maryland-Eastern Shore. Nolan said, “He’s a good in and still try to make your comes the input from Moss. player. He’s our kind of guy. He’s played in some big reads and your calls and “The guy’s one of the best He works very hard. He’s games in some big stadiums, everything that a quarterback ever,” Walter said. “What can great in the off-season. He but this, of course, is the is responsible for. He did a you say? Just try to give him 1651 Talmage Rd ~ Ukiah wants to be a 49er.” biggest stage there is and good job with that. We need the ball and let him go do his NOW OPEN The coach also said that the he’ll have to adjust. He had a to do a better job of giving thing. 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and as English Teacher in the Lyceum of recording project in Southern California. include a Chuck Wagon dinner with entry. British Culture in Buenos Aires. Cooper has performed at several venues in Dinner will include a variety of beans from BILLBOARD During the military dictatorships in Mendocino County and enjoys the beauty of famous Bean Chefs of Willits, corn bread and Argentina she moved to the United States the area. He was instrumental in a special event biscuits from Emandal, salad, soft drinks and where she obtained a B. A. at Sonoma State that Samonte produced and also performed a Dutch oven desserts. Beer and wine will be Register for SPACE’s University and Master of Arts in Spanish at the fund raiser for the Redwood Valley Fire available for purchase. University of California Berkeley. From 1989 Department. The poets include Lauren LaRue, a veteri- 13-week fall session to 1996 she lived in Guadalajara, Spain where The Ukiah Brewery features delicious narian from Ukiah who was a show-stealer at Travel to SPACE (Near & Arnold’s School she taught Philosophy and English and found- organic dishes as well as great music. Music last year’s event. LaRue raises horses and dogs of Performing Arts and Cultural Education), ed the House of Poet in Hita, Castile. She was begins at 9:30 p.m. with a $10 cover charge. in Potter Valley. She writes most of her own unleash your creativity and let us teach you honored with the Silver and Gold awards by For more information, call 468-5898. poetry and has been performing for years. how to dance, sing, and act your heart out! the City of Guadalajara. Jerry “Brooksie” Brooks, another lady poet, SPACE’s 13 week Fall Session of performing She has lectured in Spanish and English Sway Ballroom dance classses is a former coal miner from Utah. She has been arts classes begins Sept. 11th. Payment plan Literature at universities in the United States, a cow puncher and trail guide. Brooks has been Spain, Italy and Greece. As a poet, she has offered through October performing on trail rides at the Grand Canyon and Scholarships are available. Registration is and festivals through out the West. She likes ongoing for schedule and fees, call 462-9370, received numerous prizes and awards. She was The Eddie Vedolla Dance Studio and Sway invited and attended the Fifth World Poets the classic cowboy poems and is sure to give visit us at 145 East Church St. in Ukiah, or visit Ballroom has just announced their new Dance the audience some oldies but goodies. us online at www.spaceperformingarts.org. se Congress in San Francisco, the Sixth World Class Schedule for Friday Nights in October. Congress of Poets in Madrid, the Seventh Jim Cardwell is a registered nurse from habla Espanol Beginning West Coast Swing begins at 7 Grass Valley. His side job as a cowboy has World Poets Congress in Corfu and the Eighth p.m. and Intermediate West Coast Swing World Congress of Poets in Florence. She has inspired his original poetry and he has Belly dance classes offered immediately follows at 8 p.m. appeared at many festivals. His poetry is published widely in both Spanish and English. Participants can come with or without a in Ukiah and Willits An open mike session will follow the fea- known to strike a funny bone or two in the partner and find out first hand what all the talk audience. American Tribal Style Fusion belly dance tured reading. Refreshments available. and fun is about. The classes take place at 307 The musical interludes will include two classes will be taught by Jayne Ellen. Ukiah Donations are requested. For more informa- N. Main St., in Ukiah. For more information, Barber Shop Quartets, one of men and one of classes will meet every Monday, beginning tion, call 275-9010 or 463-6989. This event is call 468-1140 or visit women. The show will also feature the classes will be from 6 to 7:15 p.m., beginning sponsored by Poets & Writers, Inc. through a www.mydanceteacher.com. Emandal Chorale preforming special cowboy and intermediate level two belly dance classes grant from the James Irvine Foundation, and numbers. will be from 7:30 to 9 p.m., at the Todd Grove by Tenacity Press. Dance and Thrive to persent The chuck wagon dinner begins at 6 p.m. Clubhouse. The six week sessions will begin with the show at 7:30 p.m. Price of entry is $30 this fall: Session 1: Sept. 11 through Oct. 16 Author and journalist courses on body movement per person which includes dinner and the show. and session 2: Oct. 23 through Dec. 4. These Fitzgerald to appear Dance and Thrive presents “Embody Spirit Advance sale tickets are available at Leaves of classes are sponsored in part by the City of through Movement.” The 8-week series will Grass, The Goods Stamp Shoppe, or the Ukiah, Parks and Recreation Department. at Mendocino Book Co. begin Monday Oct. 2 to Nov. 20 from 7 to 9:15 Chamber of Commerce. or call Tamara Adams Willits classes will meet every Wednesday. On Friday Sept. 29 at 6:30 p.m., Mendocino p.m. at 459-9252 or Kathy Neff at 459-9547. The beginning belly dance classes will be from Book Company will host investigative journal- Through a blend of various expressive 6:15 to 7:30 p.m. at United Methodist Church ist Randall Fitzgerald, author of a new book on movement forms, inspiring music and gentle Frey Vinyards to host on the corner of School and Pine. Beginning health that has been called provocative, fright- guidance this workshop provides a safe sanctu- A Taste of Autumn fundraiser and intermediate, level two belly dance classes ening, and wonderful. ary for participants to move with their bodies will be from 7:30 to 9 p.m. The six week ses- “The Hundred Year Lie: How Food and and others, express their authentic nature and The public is invited to taste the flavors of sions will begin this fall: session 1: Sept. 13 Medicine are Destroying Your Health” is an live in the pulse of life. Work exchange is autumn on Sunday, Oct, 8 from 1 to 5 p.m. at through Oct. 18. Session 2: Oct. 25 through exploration of a triumvirate of industries -- available. For more infonnation and registra- Frey Vineyards in Redwood Valley. Dec. 6. processed foods producers, the pharmaceutical tion, call Cyndi 463-2898. This celebration of seasonal foods also will For more info contact Jayne Ellen at 354- business, and the chemical industry -- that the Contact Improvisation is like combining feature wine tasting, music, dancing, and a 0242 or [email protected]. author alleges have compromised human aikido, gymnastics and dance that focuses on silent auction. In keeping with the season, there health over the past century. Fitzgerald refutes being in physical contact with another. Contact will be apple-juicing and lavender sachet-mak- ‘Stop Kiss’ performances a number of what he calls “cherished myths” improvisation works with the qualities of ing. about our food and medicines perpetrated by grounding, balance and giving and receiving The Freys, the Chinchillas and Redbud will continue at the MTC industry. “The One Hundred Year Lie,” a weight. The introductory class is Sunday, Oct. provide an eclectic range of music for the after- The Mendocino Theatre Company presents Penguin/Dutton book, also examines ancient 1 from 12:45 to 2 p.m. at the Mendocino Ballet noon. The silent auction will offer pleasures Diana Son’s irresistibly exciting drama Stop food and medicinal traditions that the author Company. The 7-week series starts Oct. 22. such as a vacation house on a Baja beach, Sugguested donation is on a sliding scale works by local artisans, and baskets overflow- Kiss, directed by Kennedy White from Sept. 14 argues hold the key to many health problems. ing with home canned veggies and fruits. through Oct. 22. All performances are at 8 p.m. Fitzgerald dedicates the last portion of his text between $10 and $15 a class. For more infor- mation call Cyndi 463-2898. Advance tickets at Mendocino Book except for 2 p.m. Sunday Matinees on Oct. 15 to concrete ways for readers to reduce their Company in Ukiah and Leaves of Grass in and 22. Tickets and information are available toxic exposure and empower their immune sys- Willits are $20 each; $25 at the door. at 937-4477 or www.mendocinotheatre.org. tems. Bards and beans abound Children’s tickets, ages 5 to 12, are $5. Ticket prices range $15 to $20 at the Fitzgerald has had a long career in inves- at Cowboy Poetry Gathering To reach Frey Vineyards at 14000 Tomki Mendocino Art Center’s Helen Schoeni tigative journalism that began with his role as a Rd. in Redwood Valley, take West Road from Theatre located at 45200 Little Lake Street in reporter under syndicated columnist Jack Willits second annual Cowboy Poetry Highway 101 north to Tomki Rd and turn left. Mendocino. Anderson in Washington D.C. Since then, he Gathering will take place on Saturday, Oct. 7 at The entry is on the left 1.9 miles north of the has published seven books and numerous fea- the Willits Community Center on East intersection of Tomki Road and West Road. Fido Film Fest set for ture articles for the Washington Post and the Commercial Street. A Taste of Autumn benefits the community Wall Street Journal. The gathering is a fund raiser for Willits orchard program of the Butler Cherry Ranch this Friday night in Ukiah For further information, contact Mendocino Daily Bread, the local soup kitchen, serving Project and United Peace Relief, a group now The Friday night Fido Film Fest will feature Book Company at 468-5940. free hot meals to the hungry four nights a supporting people affected by Hurricanes “Mastering Leadership and The Dog Listener” week. Katrina and John. For more event information, on Friday at 6:30 p.m. at Wright Stuff Pizza, This year the Cowboy Poetry gathering will contact 462-2439. 720 N. State St. in Ukiah. Great musical sounds at t A requested donation of $5 will benefit the he Ukiah Brewing Co. with Human Society of Inland Mendocino County. Paula Samonte and Friends Interested parties can call ahead to order pizza, at 462-2555. There will also be a drawing for Popular vocalist Paula Samonte and Friends prizes to benefit the Humane Society. For more will be performing at the Ukiah Brewery on infomation, call Sallie Palmer of Well Saturday, Sept 30. Her “Friends” include Steve Mannered Mutts at 621-DOGS. Valverde, bass player; Osi on drums and per- cussion, Ed Randol on flute and saxophone and Writers Read to feature Tom Hiyashi featured on drums. Samonte will sing and play keyboard on several original Beatriz Lagos on Sept. 28 compositions and a few other favorites. The featured reader this month at Writers Keyboardist John Simon will also add his Read will be Beatriz Lagos, who lives in touch to several songs. Petaluma. She will be featured Thursday, Sept. Samonte is also featuring Jessie Allen 28 from 7 to 9:30 p.m. at Colored Horse Cooper who will perform various musical Studio, 780 Wauh Lane in Ukiah. numbers from his numerous CDs (“Sound Lagos was born in Casilda, Argentina, in Travels,” “Moment in Time” and others). 1931. In 1951 she graduated as a Professor in Cooper is an award winning sax player whose Comparative Spanish Literature and Argentine music is played around the world. Samonte History and Literature in the private College recently returned from a studio session where Consejo Nacional de Mujeres, Buenos Aires she added some vocalise to Cooper’s new

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is 75; Leonard Cohen (1934-) singer/song- TODAY’S QUOTE: “Human history Datebook: Thursday, Sept. 21, 2006 writer, is 72; Stephen King (1947-), novelist, is becomes more and more a race between educa- 59; Bill Murray (1950-), comedian/actor, is 56; tion and catastrophe.” -- H.G. Wells Today is the 264th day of 2006 and the 93rd Charleston, S.C. Ethan Coen (1957-), filmmaker, is 49; Faith TODAY’S FACT: Early on, Stephen King day of summer. In 1981, Sandra Day O’Connor was con- Hill (1967-), singer, is 39. published books as both Stephen King and TODAY’S HISTORY: In 1792, the French firmed as the first female justice on the TODAY’S SPORTS: In 1981, Philadelphia Richard Bachman because publishers told him National Convention voted to abolish the Supreme Court. Phillies’ pitcher Steve Carlton broke the audiences wouldn’t buy more than one book a monarchy. TODAY’S BIRTHDAYS: H.G. Wells National League’s career strikeout record, year from the same author. In 1989, Hurricane Hugo hit the eastern (1866-1946), novelist; Chuck Jones (1912- whiffing 12 Montreal Expos and finishing the TODAY’S MOON: Between last quarter coast of the United States initially at 2002), animator; Larry Hagman (1931-), actor, game with 3,128 K’s. (Sept. 14) and new moon (Sept. 22).

evident in a very short time. used to your advantage. It’ll your work or career is con- conceive, even if you think SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. give you an edge over the cerned. What it brings could most of them are too ASTROGRAPH 22) -- Friends will start to competition. offer you a fresh start or a grandiose in nature to devel- play far more prominent AQUARIUS (Jan. 20- new way to fulfill your op. You’re in a cycle where roles in your affairs. This Feb. 19) -- Either through ambitious objectives. thinking big can be lucky. By Bernice Bede Osol will have quite a positive direct or indirect means, you TAURUS (April 20-May LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) - and constructive effect on might be tipped off about 20) -- This is an excellent - Starting today, you could your social life. Enjoy hav- something that could be time to go out and mingle witness your financial trends VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. ing fun for a while. financially beneficial to you. among your peers and meet beginning to take an upward 22) -- Today marks the SAGITTARIUS (Nov. If you know your source to new people. One among swing. But don’t just stand beginning of a new cycle 23-Dec. 21) -- You may be be reliable, take advantage them may respond to you in there and watch -- take where your personal hopes the hardest to convince that of it. ways that could bring about advantage by adding even and expectations have excel- the times are now offering PISCES (Feb. 20-March a social opportunity. more into the mix. lent chances of being ful- you a good achievement 20) -- With the introduction GEMINI (May 21-June Get a jump on life by Friday, Sept. 22, 2006 filled. If you operate at your cycle, where you can accom- of new facts today, agree- 20) -- Try to complete any understanding the influ- In the year ahead, your best, luck will fill in the bare plish much. Don’t let nega- ments or negotiations old projects that have been ences that are governing you luck and opportunities could spots. tive thinking restrict your you’ve been working on for hanging around for some in the year ahead. Send for come through good associa- LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. possibilities. some time can now be real- time. What it will do is to your Astro-Graph year tions that you’ve established 23) -- Although you might CAPRICORN (Dec. 22- ized. The far-reaching clear the way for you to get ahead predictions by mail- over time. These contacts not be able to recognize Jan. 19) -- In the coming promises will be equally into something new, which ing $2 to Astro-Graph, c/o will help you realize many what is taking place at this weeks, knowledge you’ve good for all involved. will brighten your life. this newspaper, P.O. Box of your hopes, and you, in time, something quite bene- gained through personal ARIES (March 21-April CANCER (June 21-July 167, Wickliffe, OH 44092- turn, will do all you can for ficial is happening on your experience will have great 19) -- Something quite new 22) -- Do not discount any 0167. Be sure to state your them. behalf that will become self- value in ways that can be might enter the scene where new ideas or concepts you zodiac sign. Searching for something big? IT'S IN THE CLASSIFIEDS–468-3500 TIME OUT THURSDAY, SEPT. 21, 2006 – 11 Editor: Richard Rosier, 468-3520 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected] Puzzlers

THE LEARNING CHALLENGER by Robert Barnett

DIRECTIONS: A. Using each "Chaos Grid" number with its letter one time, arrange the numbers with their letters for the "Order Grid" so each vertical column, horizontal row, and two diagonals each ADD to numbers inside thick lined cells. B. Some correct numbers with their letters have been put into the "Order Grid" to get you started. Also, above the "Order Grid" is a "Decoded Message" clue. C. After you have solved the "Order Grid" doing as direction "A" says, put the 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 450-2 by Henri Arnold and Mike Argirion DSNF 1326 Unscramble these four Jumbles, UCNB one letter to each square, 1-132 to form four ordinary words. YEKA 2402 DRAS GUGOE

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ANSWERS IN NEXT EDITION © 2006 Robert Barnett www.jumble.com UNGOTE Answers to Previous Now arrange the circled letters Learning Challenger to form the surprise answer, as LIBERATE OR GRATIS suggested by the above cartoon.

-13 -1 -5 3 LIBE Answer here: 7-9-5-9 RATE (Answers tomorrow) 1 -3 1 -15 ORGR Jumbles: CRAWL HENCE UPTOWN BUTTON Yesterday’s -11 -3 -7 5 Answer: What the sax player did at the audition — AT I S BLEW HIS OWN HORN 9/20/2006 Honesty the best policy for young gay man Dear Annie: I am a 25-year-old man living Street, N.W., Suite 400, Washington, D.C. never owed them money, and she and my in a small town. Five years ago, I met a won- 20036. Start with your mother, and ask how father got into a huge argument. It ended with derful man, “Andy,” and we started dating. A ANNIE’S MAILBOX she feels about telling Grandma. my father sending her an e-mail stating he few years ago, Andy moved in with me, and Dear Annie: I am a 25-year-old mother of “would not go to her wedding in order not to we’ve been living together happily ever since. By Kathy Mitchell and Marcy Sugar one and have been in a relationship with my further upset her.” The problem is that our parents have no idea fiance for seven years. His birthday is next I know I can’t do anything about the rela- we’re a couple or that we’re living together. month, and I would like to tattoo his name on tionship between my sister and father, but I am Before, I was very close to my mother and of time with my siblings and their significant my buttocks, but I’m just not sure if it’s a stu- concerned for my mother. Both she and I are grandmother, but this secret has pushed me far- others. I miss Andy. pid thing to do. caught in the middle of this escalating battle. ther and farther from them. Andy and I live in How can I gently break the news to my He is a great father and boyfriend, and I just I’ve mentioned family counseling, but no one mother that for the past five years, I’ve been in another town, where we are an openly gay cou- want to show him how much he means to me. seriously considers that an option. Any sugges- ple, and Andy even met my parents once, but a happy, stable relationship (and would be mar- What do you think? -- DNPN tions? -- Torn Apart under the guise of being just a friend. I’ve been ried, if that were possible) and that she’s been Dear DNPN: You couldn’t just buy him a careful not to lie to my family, but I can never kept in the dark? And is it better never to tell Dear Torn Apart: Family counseling is CD? If you think it will impress your fiance to successful only when everyone agrees to work quite bring myself to talk about Andy. I’m not my grandmother, or risk informing her of have his name imprinted on your rear end, go ashamed of our relationship, but I fear rejec- something she will find greatly offensive? -- on the relationship and make the necessary Stuck in Silence right ahead. It’s your body. But keep in mind tion from my family. that skin sags over time and not all relation- adjustments. Your family isn’t willing, With the holiday season approaching, this is Dear Stuck: We’re in favor of honesty here. although it was a good idea. It is important that Living undercover is stressful, and obviously, ships last forever. on my mind more and more. Andy and I are Dear Annie: My sister is getting married in you and Mom not be stuck settling disputes trying to make plans. In the past, Andy and I you would like to bring Andy home for the hol- between Dad and Sis. You can facilitate a rec- idays. To find appropriate ways to break the a few days. 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WORKER I NEEDED 15 North, Range 13 West, Mount Diablo BUSINESS NAME BUSINESS NAME MENDOCINO Home Care and STATEMENT Reimbursement, training Mendocino Alternative Hospice Services Baseline & Meridian (M.D.B. & M.). The name STATEMENT COLLEGE File No.: 2006-F0528 STATEMENT & professional support County Education Mendocino County. of the watercourses that could be affected File No.: 2006-F0574 provided. 463-1100 468-3062 THE FOLLOWING File No.: 2006-F0622 Department of Teachers Great innovative are: Ackerman Creek. Ackerman Creek re- THE FOLLOWING #236800809 www.mendocino.edu PERSON(S) IS THE FOLLOWING Social Services @ $125/day team & benefits. ceives drainage by way of ephemeral streams PERSON(S) IS Come and meet your Mendocino (ARE) DOING BUSI- PERSON(S) IS Job Alliance All Shifts FT & PT Call 707-459-1818 & smaller un-named creeks which flow from (ARE) DOING BUSI- local Christian radio County Office of Available!!! ask for NESS AS: (ARE) DOING BUSI- NESS AS: Program the proposed THP. Ackerman Creek is a trib- station! The CANDLE Education No experience Clinical Manager. BANNERS & SIGNS NESS AS: NOVEDADES Fort Bragg Only 92.5FM. At 6 PM Must have a valid  utary of the Russian River. The THP is locat- Biweekly Salary needed. Higher wage RN P/T, opportu 195 E. Gobbi St. New Land Improve- AMADA Thursday, October 5, California teaching ed approximately 3 air miles west of the town $1258-$1530 with experience. nity for FT status. Ukiah, CA 95482 ment 1258 N. State St credential, or a 30- of Ukiah, Ca. We are requesting information at the Best Western This year’s seniors OT Part Time. Michael Scott Ukiah, CA 95482 Seeking individuals 74000 Dobie Lane Orchard Inn. The day substitute per-  that you might have concerning a domestic to facilitate a welcome. Full train- Home Health 2801 Boonville Rd. Covelo, Ca 95428 Remedios Nunez meeting will be brief mit or be qualified water supply whose source could be affected client’s transistion ing provided. Drug Aide, F/T. CNA’s Ukiah, CA 95482 1258 N. State St & we will have on-air to apply for a 30- by the proposed project. If you have knowl- Sheldon Gay Smith from public assis- testing required, can- may apply. Lorelei Scott Ukiah, CA 95482 talent present as well day substitute per- edge of such a water supply, please contact 74000 Dobie Lane tance to employ- nabis not tested for 2801 Boonville Rd. Amada Nunez as prizes and gifts for mit (BA/BS degree Colby Forrester, Mendocino Redwood Com- Covelo, Ca 95428 ment. Exp. in voca- hire. Assist disabled COMMERCIAL Ukiah, CA 95482 1260 N State St your time! Please and have passed This business is con- tional guidance or in their home and on DRIVER pany, LLC at P. O. Box 996, Ukiah, Ca 95482 Ukiah,CA 95482 RSVP so we can the CBEST test). This business is con- ducted by an Individ- employment coun- outings. Call for inter- w/class A or B within ten (10) days of this notice. This business is con- plan on gifts and For an application ducted by Husband seling and some view. 485-5168, license, year around ual. The registrant ducted by a General refreshments! packet call & Wife. The regis- college preferred. 485-0165 position, consistent commenced to trans- Partnership. The 1.800.492.2288 707-467-5012 or 690-06 trants commenced to Full time w/benefits. hours, benefits act business under registrants com- email [email protected] 9-21,28,10-5/06 transact business un- Need 26 foot Closes: 9/29/06. include health, the fictitious business menced to transact Continuous UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT der the fictitious busi- Prowler 5th Wheel For info call retirement, holiday, business under the Recruitment NORTHERN DISTRICT OF CALIFORNIA ness name or names name or names listed transported from 707-467-5866 or vacation, etc. fictitious business EOE above on September Lakeport to Ukiah. Apprentice Installer/ NO. C 06-3115 MHP listed above on Sept. name or names listed apply online: Job description 11, 2006. Endorsed- Willing to pay Service Tech. PUBLIC NOTICE OF FORFEITURE ACTION 1, 2006. Endorsed- above on August 15, www.mss.ca.gov ACCOUNTANT I/II and application Filed on September $175.00 Please call Must have mech. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, Filed on July 27, 2006.Endorsed-Filed “Career for E Center located available at 462-5934 & elec. bgrd. F/T Plaintiff, 2006 at the Mendoci- 11, 2006 at the Men- on August 15, 2006 Opportunties” in Ukiah. Full-time SOLID WASTES position, hard work v. no County Clerks Of- docino County Clerks at the Mendocino 40 hrs/week with OF WILLITS, INC. great pay, benefits. 1. Real Property and Improvements fice. Office. County Clerks Office. Veteran benefits. Level I: 351 Franklin Ave., PERSONALS Eilene 485-7555 Located at 118 Texas Street /s/Michael W. Scott /s Sheldon Smith /s/Amada Nunez 20 Services Associate Degree in Willits 459-4845 San Francisco, CA and MICHAEL W. SCOTT SHELDON SMITH AMADA NUNEZ Will Daniel Burghduff Representative accounting and 4 AUTO TECH FT Construction son of Everett (Bob) 2. Real Property and Improvements years experience, or Exp. helpful but will 691-06 Burghduff. Please call Mendocino Inspector Engr 637-06 674-06 equivalent college Located at 39265 Covelo Road 9/21,28-10/5,12/06 Blietz Mortuary at County train right person. Assistant I & II 8-31,9-7,14,21/06 9-14,21,28/10-5/06 accounting training. Willits, CA FICTITIOUS 206-282-5220 or Helen Department of Benefits. P.U. app. at $301-$5802 SASE FICTITIOUS FICTITIOUS Starting salary Defendants. BUSINESS NAME OBrien 360-482-2971 575 S. State St. HR 110 W. Capitol BUSINESS NAME BUSINESS NAME Social Services Level I $14.13/hr NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on May 10, STATEMENT LOST & Automotive Ave., CA 95691 STATEMENT STATEMENT Salary: $2726- with potential up to 2006, the United States filed a civil compliant File No.: 2006-F0639 FOUND Apprentice www.cityofwest File No.: 2006-F0598 30 $3314/Monthly $17.13/hr; Level II: seeking forfeiture of the above-captioned par- File No.: 2006-0627 THE FOLLOWING Technician sacramento.org THE FOLLOWING Found on Dora St 9/9 Interview, counsel, Bachelor’s Degree in THE FOLLOWING PERSON(S) IS Prefer Ford expe- COOK - P/T&F/T cels of real property. In its complaint, the a 8 wk old Catahoula and assist veterans accounting and 4 PERSON(S) IS PERSON(S) IS (ARE) DOING BUSI- rience or program Senior assisted Government alleges that the defendant par- cross. Call Humane and/or their de- years progressively (ARE) DOING BUSI- (ARE) DOING BUSI- NESS AS: graduate, but will living. Apply at cels of real property are subject to forfeiture
Soc. 485-0123.
pendents in the responsible experi- NESS AS: MENDOCINO consider other ex- 1343 S. Dora St. pursuant to title 21, United States Code, Sec- NESS AS: preparation of ence, or equivalent BC ENTERPRISES BARKERY perience. Basic tion 881 (a)(7), as parcels of real property WAGON WHEEL Found RING claims for available combonation of train- Cook/Dietary. FT 441 North State St. 200 S. School St tools a necessity. used facilitate the distribution of methamphet- MOTEL Call to describe benefits. Current ing and experience Cook & Dietary aide Ukiah, CA 95482 Ukiah, Ca 95482 Excellent pay and amine, marijuana, and other controlled sub- 75860 Covelo Rd Vic. of Gobbi St. vacancy to cover Starting salary for 99 bed nursing Clayton Carlson Gerry Dean Teasley benefits. 401k. stances, in violation of Title 21, United States Covelo, Ca 95428 485-1237 Ukiah and Willits. Level II $15.59/hr home facility in San 617 West Standley 13901 N. Busch Dealer provides Education and ex- with potential up to Rafael. Pls Call Code, Section 841 (a)(1). Jeffrey S Bonifield Potter Valley 95469 LOST: ongoing training. St. perience. $18.99/hr; For more 415-491-0512 In order to contest forfeiture of the above-cap- 75860 Covelo Rd This business is con- Plastic picture A great place Ukiah, CA 95482 Apply by 9/29/06 information & Counselor tioned parcels of real property, any person Covelo, Ca 95428 ducted by an Individ- to work. Carrie L. Brigham sleeves from to HR Dept. application contact: Tapestry Family having or claiming an interest in the defend- Vina W. Bonifield ual. The registrant (707) 433-6598, 350 N. Spring St. wallet, in Ukiah 579 Low Gap Rd., P. Martin Services ant parcels of real property must file a verified commenced to trans- ask for Doug Ukiah, CA 95482 75860 Covelo Rd or Willits Ukiah, CA 95482 410 Jones St. Ukiah Support Counselor statement of interest or right (claim), in the act business under Miller. Sanderson This business is con- Covelo, Ca 95428 containing 707-463-4261 468-0194. to work w/children in manner set forth in Rule C(6)(a) of the Sup- the fictitious business Ford, Healdsburg ducted by a General This business is con- pictures of son w/TDD 800-735- Open until filled. afterschool program plemental Rules for Certain Admiralty and name or names listed Partnership. The ducted by Husband 2929; Job Line EOE in community & above on November in miltary Maritime Claims, Federal Rules of Civil Pro- registrants com- & Wife. The regis- 707-463-5424 or BAILEY’S INC. homes in Ukiah. 15, 2006. Endorsed- uniform and his Ad Design & (www.baileys-on cedure, within thirty (30 ) days after the date menced to transact trants commenced to website: Req. AA, BA, MA or Filed on September baby pictures. www.co.mendo line.com) has a of service of the Government’s complaint or, business under the transact business un- Newspaper MSW & exp. w/chil- as applicable, within thirty (30) days after the 18, 2006 at the Men- Also baby cino.ca.us/hr. permanent position dren in mental fictitious business der the fictitious busi- Production date of final publication of notice of the filing docino County Clerks pictures of his for a part time call health or rehabilita- name or names listed ness name or names center agent, located of the complaint, whichever is earlier, or with- Office. sister. INSTRUCTIONAL tive setting. $18-$21 above on August 29, listed above on Sep- /s Gerry Teasley The Ukiah in Laytonville. Must in such additional time as the Court may al- 459-4044 PARA- /hr depend on 2006. Endorsed- GERRY TEASLEY Daily Journal type well, have good tember 13, 2006. En- PROFESSIONAL education & exp. low, pursuant to Rule C(6) of the Supplemen- Filed on August 29, has an immediate phone/people skills, dorsed-Filed on Sep- Reward for return of SPECIAL ED Benefits. 463-3300 tal Rules of Certain Admiralty and Maritime 2006 at the Mendoci- 693-06 opening for (1) and be able to multi- tember 13, 2006 at 9-21,28,10-5,12/06 jewelry taken from Day Treatment for app. packet. Claims. no County Clerks Of- PT ad design/ task. Industry specific the Mendocino Coun- FICTITIOUS Mendocino Dr. home Program Apply by 9/29/06 The statement of interest or right (claim) must fice. production person. experience a plus. ty Clerks Office. BUSINESS NAME Approx 9-16/06. Any PT 6.5 hrs/day, 5 be verified on oath and must state the interest /s/Clayton Carlson Applicant must be Send resume to: Counter Position /s/Jeffrey S. Bonifield STATEMENT info will be rewarded. days/wk, 10 mos/yr. in the parcels of real property by virtue of $12.74-$16.26/hr a self-starter, quick [email protected] benef. avail. Apply at Clayton Carlson File No.: 2006-F0646 463-0853 after7p which the claimant demands its right to de- JEFFREY S. BONI- AA deg or 48 learner, computer Business Office Norge Cleaners 646-06 THE FOLLOWING fend this action. if the statement of interest or FIELD HELP college units req’d. literate (Mac) and Manager 723 S. State St. 9-7,14,21,28/06 PERSON(S) IS right (claim) is made by an agent, bailee, or 685-06 120 WANTED 2 yrs. exp. working familiar with ad Ukiah Convalescent Dental asst. in Willits FICTITIOUS (ARE) DOING BUSI- attorney on behalf of the person entitled to with school-aged design programs is now accepting approx. 30 hrs/wk. BUSINESS NAME 9-21,28,10-5,12/06 NESS AS: SENIOR children. BS or such as Quark applications. Medi- Experienced only. possession of the parcels of real property, it FICTITIOUS RED ROCK STATEMENT PROGRAM equivalent in aca- Xpress, Photo care and Medi-cal Send resume w/refer- shall state the authority by which he/she is BUSINESS NAME GALLERY File No.: 2006-F0595 demic or related Shop & Illustrator. billing is pref. F/T ences to: Box 01072, entitled to make the claim on behalf of such STATEMENT 1530 Linda Vista Dr. SPECIALIST THE FOLLOWING sub may be substi- Must work well with benes. offered. c/o Ukiah Daily Jour- person. Ukiah, CA 95482 Mendocino PERSON(S) IS File No.: 2006-F0640 tuted for 2 yrs. exp. under pressure, be Apply at 1349 S. nal, P.O. Box 749, Any person who files a statement of interest Albert J. Kubanis (ARE) DOING BUSI- THE FOLLOWING County Para-educator or deadline oriented Dora St., Ukiah will Ukiah, CA 95482. or right (claim) to the parcels of real property, 1530 Linda Vista Dr. and have a strong NESS AS: PERSON(S) IS Department of instruct assist exp. set up for interview. DIESEL must serve and file an answer within twenty Ukiah, CA 95482 work ethic. B.G. Ranch and (ARE) DOING BUSI- Social Services pref. Last day to apply is MECHANIC (20) days after the filing of the statement of This business is con- The Ukiah Daily Mendocino NESS AS: Family and Mendocino 9/25/06 Excel. pay, good interest or right (claim). ducted by an Individ- Journal offers full Campground STAY AND PLAY Children’s County Office of Cabinet Maker/ benefits. 3 yrs. min. Additional regulations and procedures gov- ual. The registrant benefits including 9601 N. Hwy 1 DOG CARE Services Division Education Assembler for exp. Good DMV commenced to trans- medical, dental erning forfeiture actions, including the filing of Mendocino, Salary $1688- For app packet visit Cloverdale Co. an record. 462-6721 1621 East Hill Road act business under and vision plus petitions for remission and mitigation of forfei- CA 95640 $2052 bi-wkly www.mcoe.us/jobs Exp’d custom/prod. Willits, CA 95490 the fictitious business the potential Dockworker/Forklift tures, are found in Title 18, United States Responsible for or call F/T, wage Mavourneen Donna Blake name or names listed for advancement must be 21 yrs old, Code, Section 983; Title 19, United States policy and proce- 707-467-5012 DOE/Bnfts. O’Conner 1621 East Hill Road above on September within the company bilingual a +. Apply Code, Sections 1602-1619, and Title 28, dure development, DEADLINE: 9/29/06 Apply Classic Mill P.O. Box 396/ Willits, CA 95490 20, 2006. Endorsed- to top performers. @ 3080 N. State Code of Federal Regulation, Part 9. developing and 3033 Coffey Ln. 10502 Kelly St. Gary Blake Filed on September NCO Rural Drug test is DRIVER Statements of interest (claims) and answers conducting staff de- S Rosa behind gym. Mendocino, 1621 East Hill Road 20, 2006 at the Men- Communities Child required. CLASS C must be filed with the Officer of the Clerk, docino County Clerks velopment training CA 95640 Willits, CA 95490 Care Program Director Fax resume to CNA’s F/T, P/T, $8/hr. Local route. United States District Court for the Northern This business is con- Office. programs, updating - Ukiah This business is con- 707 462-0710 or days & PM’s. 544-3634 District of California 450 Golden Gate Ave- ducted by an Individ- /s Albert J. Kubanis reference material, Program Director mail/deliver to Great working cond. ducted by Husband Req. a BA pref in DRIVERS CLASS A nue, 16th Floor, San Francisco, California ALBERT J. KUBANIS contract and report Ukiah Apply in person ual. The registrant ECE or Child care fo- BOC Gases Rich- 94102, and copies served upon the United & Wife. The regis- Valley View Skilled commenced to trans- development, stat- cus, 5 yrs exp; Un- Daily Journal, Nursing Center, mond, Req. 3 yr. States Attorney’s Office, Attention: Stephanie act business under trants commenced to istical analysis and derstand budgeting Att: Sue Whitman, FIND 1162 S.Dora, Ukiah Tractor Trailer exp. M. Hinds, Assistant United States Attorney, the fictitious business transact business un- budgetary monitor- for non-profit, starts 590 S. School St. EXAMINERS Cln DMV/Hazmat United States Attorney’s Office, 450 Golden name or names listed der the fictitious busi- WHAT YOU ing. College degree at $4378-$4597/mo. P.O. Box 749 Tanker DOQ; FT, Bene incl. NEEDED!! Gate Avenue, 10th Floor, San Francisco, Cal- above on August 28, ness name or names NEED IN desirable and expe- Ukiah, CA 95482. Endorsed/Nights ifornia 94102. listed above on Sept. Health, Dental, Vi- No Phone Calls Portamedic is hiring 2006. Endorsed-Filed THE rience required. sion, STD-LTD, EAP, 510-233-8913 x 114 Dated: 5/10/06 Please. people to do life on August 28, 2006 12, 2006. Endorsed- C For info call 403(b), pd hol., vac & insurance medical INTERPRETER Respectfully submitted, at the Mendocino Filed on Sept. 18, L 707-467-5866 sick lv. For appl & job Exp. Servers, exams. CPT1 lic. req. for hearing- KEVIN V. RYAN County Clerks Office. 2006 at the Mendoci- A or go to: desc; contact NCO Back Waiters. for phlebotomy. 650- impaired students. 800-606-5550 x 302 United States Attorney /s Mavoureen no County Clerks Of- www.mss.ca.gov 340-6169, fax MENDOCINO S or www.ncoinc.org. Dishwasher. /s Stephanie M. Hinds O’Conner fice. to “Career Exp. Bartender 650-340-6174 or COLLEGE STEPHANIE M. HINDS S Closes 5 pm, 9/29/06 MAVOUREEN /s/Gary Blake IFIEDS! Opportunities.” (Postmarks not ac- Apply in person 13401 irma.deering@ 468-3062 Assistant United States Attorney O’CONNER GARY BLAKE Closes 9/29/06. cepted) EOE S. Hwy 101 Hopland portamedic.com www.mendocino.edu THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL THURSDAY, SEPT. 21, 2006 -13

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Lake Mendocino – Lake level: 733.44 feet; Storage: 61,752 acre-feet (Maximum storage 122,500 acre-feet) Inflow: 64 cfs Outflow: 212 cfs Air quality – Ozone: .037 ppm (State standard .090 ppm) Carbon monoxide: .33 ppm (20.0 ppm) Nitrogen dioxide: .012 ppm (.25 ppm)

Four major California home markets see drop in prices Associated Press in San Mateo County. Other decreases estate at California State Polytechnic June 2004 at 23.2 percent. Annual sales dropped 47.3 percent LOS ANGELES — The median were seen in Marin County (2.3 per- University, Pomona. “The real issue is “More and more, sellers are reach- in August in Napa County, 32 percent price of a California home increased in cent); San Diego County (2.2 percent); how long it’s going to go on and how ing the conclusion: ‘maybe now is the in Orange County, and 28.6 percent in August at the slowest annual rate in and Alameda County (1.5 percent). severe it’s going to be.” time to settle, because we may not gain Solano County. nine years, a real estate research firm Appreciation in Sonoma, Santa The statewide median price was much more now by waiting,”’ Buyers have become increasingly said Wednesday. Clara, San Francisco and Contra Costa $472,000 in August, a 3.5 percent hike DataQuick analyst John Karevoll said. reluctant to jump into a market that Four counties saw price declines, counties was essentially flat. over the year-ago period. It was the A total of 49,800 new and resale many consider overpriced. Homes are according to DataQuick Information “Before 2007, we’re going to see slowest increase since June 1997, houses and condominiums were sold taking longer to sell, creating a glut of Systems. more decline in home prices in more when statewide home prices rose just statewide last month, a 25.1 percent inventory. “There’s a lot of potential Among the largest real estate mar- areas of California,” said Michael Car- 2.8 percent. decline from a year ago but a 12.5 per- buyers out there who are just kind of kets, the steepest drop was 6.7 percent ney, professor of finance and real Price increases peaked statewide in cent increase from July. holding off a little bit,” Karevoll said.

businesses, public relation borhood about 20 miles south nearly seven months after the Destination and marketing firms, so all of Briefly of Denver. Flag original complaint was filed Mendocino County can be The photo had been with the city. recognized as a destination. released to the public, and Hull said he would have Continued from Page 1 “It comes down to a Continued from Page 2 Continued from Page 1 Sheriff Dave Weaver said tips preferred that the council take brand,” said David McGrane from citizens helped lead to from a volunteer committee of authority — an unpardonable display some other mes- a final vote on the pole, so he business owners, officially of Ozone Advertising. “And act in this traditional the arrest, but he did not elab- sage?,” Rapport said, stating Mendocino County doesn’t orate. and Piffero could decide what launched a comprehensive Southeast Asian nation that is he feared Hull and Piffero’s their next actions would be. marketing campaign to help have a well guided brand, a popular vacation destination interpretation could lead to yet.” Charges filed in “I don’t want to come back reveal to the rest of the world for Westerners. future free speech violations. here if I don’t have to. I don’t that Mendocino County is one The purpose of the MCLA “As I said in my opinion, is to provide a forum to help infant’s abduction think Ric does either. I don’t of the great undiscovered you could read it in the way develop, define and promote Arrest made in vacation destinations in UNION, Mo. (AP) — A they’re reading it -- I think think anyone does,” Hull said. California, and perhaps the the general interests of its woman’s dragging woman who authorities say “I wish they would have voted businesses and the lodging that’s certainly as reasonable, world. death in Colorado slit the throat of a young if not a more reasonable inter- on it tonight.” industry in Mendocino Coun- mother and stole her baby was Piffero said he didn’t Hype House Public Rela- ty. MCLA’s mission is to pro- pretation of the statute -- but I tions and Ozone Advertising, CASTLE ROCK, Colo. charged Wednesday with kid- recommended a narrower believe review of the informa- vide and support programs (AP) — A man was arrested in napping and assault and jailed tion would change any of the both of San Francisco, were and services that improve reading to avoid the constitu- chosen out of many other the gruesome dragging death on $1 million bail. councilmembers’ minds. businesses and advance the of a woman after a stained and tional conflict.” firms and after many rigorous The baby was found in Piffero said he and Hull Previously, the council indi- lodging industry in the county. tattered photograph of him good condition late Tuesday meetings. It also wants to help advocate was found at the crime scene, amended their application for cated it would vote 3-2, “This county has never had — four days after being the use permit to specify that Councilman Doug Crane and MCLA member views to police said Wednesday. abducted — and the woman this before,” said Jeff Stan- other organizations, such as Jose Luis Rubi-Nava, 36, the flagpole was only to be Mayor Mark Ashiku dissent- ford, of the Stanford Inn in the accused of the crime, used to fly the American flag, ing, to deny the use permit the Board of Supervisors, city was arrested Tuesday night on Shannon Torrez, was arrested. village of Mendocino. “We councils and local Chambers so the city attorney should not needed to keep the flagpole in suspicion of murder and jailed In court papers, authorities tried to start something like of Commerce. MCLA also without bail. Investigators be worried about violating place. this about 20 years ago, and it wants to communicate with its said they were still trying to said Torrez, 36, learned about another’s First Amendment But Ashiku said reflection the week-old baby through a was just coming or going, and members about activities and identify the victim, who was right who might wish to fly on the legislative history of I was skeptical of this but this “welcome home” yard sign issues that affect local busi- dragged behind a vehicle with something else on the 45-foot- the code could provide new is going the right way and for the new mother, Stephenie tall flagpole. nesses. a rope, leaving a trail of blood perspective. Ozone and Hype House are For more information more than a mile long. Ochsenbein. Still, after the City Council doing the right thing. We are Sheriff Gary Toelke said debated continuing the meet- “When people pass laws, about the MCLA or if you Authorities did not imme- they’re thinking about some- gathering every community would like to get involved, Torrez was herself nine ing for more than 45 minutes - diately respond to questions thing in their mind as the rea- because we have to get all we visit its Web site at about how the photograph months pregnant but lost the - or “about whether or not we can out of this.” www.mcla.info. ended up near the woman’s baby on Friday, the same day want to talk about this,” as son for doing it,” Ashiku said. And the brainstorming has James Arens can be reached body, which was discovered little Abigale Lynn Woods Councilman John McCowen “If all you read is the ‘legal- already begun between the at [email protected]. Monday in a suburban neigh- was kidnapped. put it -- it decided to hold off ese’ that remains, the code on a decision so that coun- itself, you won’t get the intent cilmembers could review the behind the people who sat I just do it ... and people are a yearly basis, he said, quoting O Negative blood,” he said, information for themselves. It down and did the hard work Blood really nice and they check on information off the BBR’s Web noting, “Any person can take O is now expected that the issue writing it.” you,” he said. site. Negative blood ’cause it’s the will come before the council Katie Mintz can be reached at UHS Associated Student The Blood Bank of the universal type.” at its first meeting in October, [email protected]. Continued from Page 1 Body President Stephanie Redwoods serves 10 hospitals Blood has a shelf life of 42 amount of, blood cells that DeVries said she does not in Sonoma, Lake and days. • Willits • they need and my grandma donate blood, because she’s Mendocino counties. “We can’t stockpile blood Arrest NOYO THEATRE 459-NOYO (6696) “not good with needles,” but Asked which blood type is Visit us at our website www.cinemawest.com was one of those people, so supplies. We need to regularly she still encourages those who needed the most, Corley said: INDEPENDENT FILM SERIES 7:00PM WED & THUS ONLY she was kind of like a motiva- get donors coming out because Continued from Page 1 tion for me,” Anderson said of can to do so. “At all times, we need all “I think it’s a really good types.” we can’t stockpile it; we need a Scanner Darkly R why she donates. consistent supply into the When she tried to flee, the “For me, it’s nothing ’cause I program and I think it’s easier However, he said, “today, woman said Sanchez rammed for high school students to this week, next week” O pipeline,” Corley said. Besides, Gridiron Gang am not afraid of needles and her vehicle with his you just have to keep calm and come to the high school where Negative is especially needed. he added, it’s good karma to 6:50 PG13 they are already at, than to have “O Negative blood is the donate blood. Volkswagen Jetta. There was it just flies right by. You don’t an infant in the vehicle at the to go somewhere else,” she universal donor and we need O “It’s the pay forward con- Everyone’s Hero even notice it,” she said. time of this alleged attack, Scooter Kates, also a Ukiah said, referring to the fact that Negative blood, especially cept. What I mean by that is, for 6:30 G according to the report. Please call theater recording for wheelchair High senior, also donates blood the UHS blood drive is held because we’ve had a recent accessibility information high schoolers --- or anybody Deputies went to the to save lives, he said. during school hours, and inside cluster of traumas. Memorial for that matter -- by donating “I like trying to save lives. the leadership classroom. Hospital in Santa Rosa has the Norgard Lane residence, blood today or at the next drive, where they found Sanchez in Every pint saves three lives, so That said, blood banks hold Trauma II designation, meaning it’s a way to pay forward drives in various locations if there is a car accident, gun- the home. He was determined I think that’s pretty cool. ... It’s because you never know when a really good experience, and throughout the year, in an shot victim, something of that to be under the influence of when you see the blood truck attempt to balance the supply nature, (in Lake, Mendocino, or you are going to need blood,” alcohol and was arrested on parked at Safeway or Rite Aid, with the demand. Sonoma counties) patients are Corley said. “It’s almost like suspicion of domestic battery, Adv. Tix on Sale JACKASS: NUMBER you should donate blood,” Someone needs blood every often taken to Santa Rosa good karma; if we can convince child endangerment, assault TWO (R) - ID REQ'D # kids to do something good THE BLACK DAHLIA (R) - ID REQ'D DIG (415) Kates said. three seconds, according to Memorial. with a deadly weapon, driving 710 “It really didn’t make me Kent Corley, a spokesman at “If someone is in dire straits today, something good just under the influence and dri- THE ILLUSIONIST (PG-13) DIG (440) 715 dizzy,” he added of the experi- Blood Bank of the Redwoods. and they need blood immedi- might happen to them tomor- ving without a license. GRIDIRON GANG (PG-13) DIG (400) 700 ence. “When they first put in And, while 60 percent of the ately, there is no time to find out row.” Sanchez was booked into EVERYONE'S HERO (G) DIG (520) 735 the needle I get that sharp pain, THE COVENANT (PG-13) DIG (515) 740 U.S. population is eligible to what kind of blood type they Laura McCutcheon can be the county jail, where he was INVINCIBLE (PG) DIG (500) 725 but after awhile it wears off, so donate, only 5 percent do so on are, so trauma patients often get reached at [email protected]. . being held on a $30,000 bond. Times For 9/21 ©2006 16- THURSDAY, SEPT. 21, 2006 THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL