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7 58551 69301 0 MONDAY May 8, 2006 50 cents tax included DAILY JOURNAL ukiahdailyjournal.com 14 pages, Volume 148 Number 29 email: [email protected] County has Pandemic Flu plan Local activist Bird Flu movie to disaster. with infected birds may also clinics, and health department The virus H5N1, also called become ill. staff to test and improve the says building air Wednesday Avian Flu or Bird Flu, has been In the last three years, more Pandemic Flu plan. of concern since 2003, accord- than 100 infected people have “Everyone has a responsibil- The Daily Journal ing to the Health Department. died. ity for preparedness,” boom must wait Because a television movie Spread of the disease has “It is unknown if the virus Mordhorst said. scheduled to air Wednesday been tracked from Asia to will ever mutate to a form that The following Web sites might raise questions or con- Europe, Africa, and the United is easily spread from person to may be of assistance: Johnson campaigned succesfully for cerns from viewers, the local Kingdom. The major impact person. However, if it does, it www.pandemicflu.gov; marijuana legislation six years ago health department wants to has been seen in poultry and in will cause widespread illness www.cdfa.ca.gov/ahfss; remind citizens it has a wild birds. and death. So, we must pre- www.cdc.gov/flu/avian; The Daily Journal Pandemic Flu plan. Migrating birds spread the pare,” Carol Mordhorst, direc- www.co.mendocino.ca.us/ph; Local activist Richard Johnson has written a proposed However, even though the virus from continent to conti- tor of Mendocino County www.dhs.ca.gov. voter ordinance to prohibit new major development in risk of Pandemic Flu is low at nent and it is expected that the Public Health Department said. For more information call inland Mendocino County until stalled planning docu- this time, the Mendocino virus will be detected in Meanwhile, the Health Marvin Trotter, physician and ments are prepared, approved and go into effect. County Public Health America this year. Department disaster planning health officer, or Jennifer “The General Plan update, the Ukiah Valley Area Plan Department urges community Humans who have very staff is also coordinating drills Dutton, public health nurse, at reassessment and the grading ordinance may still be years members to be prepared for any close and prolonged contact and exercises with hospitals, 472-2600. away, along with required environmental impact reports,” Johnson said. “Meanwhile outside developers are target- ing Mendocino County for the kind of growth that char- acterizes more urbanized parts of California.” In January, the Board of Supervisors and many mem- bers of the public were so concerned about the possiblitiy Nasty winter cramped plans of of more projects like Ryder Homes, the planning depart- ment was ordered to prepare an interim urgency building local produce vendors moratorium for the Ukiah Valley. But the Board of Supervisors later decided not to discuss the moratorium further and no action on large developments has been taken. If approved by a majority of voters in the November Farmers Market election, Johnson’s proposal would enact a temporary prohibition on major new development in inland Mendocino County. Johnson says he has submitted the text to county coun- sel for a ballot title and summary, then he will begin gath- welcomed back ering signatures. Santa Rosa lettuce grower Pedro Ortiz “At that time, supervisors may ask staff to investigate By LAURA CLARK the impact of the proposed moratorium on various county The Daily Journal functions. That will give people a chance to voice opin- wet, prolonged winter may ions on the measure,” Johnson said. have impacted vegetable “This is nothing more than a tool for citizens to cut off A crops but it didn’t appear to any building boom prior to the orderly development of affect the turnout of the first Ukiah badly needed planning and environmental regulations,” he Farmers Market of the season, held stressed. Saturday on School Street. The ordinance contains exemptions similar to the one “I love having the Farmers prepared by county planning staff for Ukiah Valley. Market here,” Annette Morrison As one of the exemptions is for project applications said as she purchased some fresh made prior to the election, there is still a need for supervi- lettuce from Pedro Ortiz. sors to pass an interim urgency moratorium, Johnson “Last year I came here every emphasized. He also said supervisor Wattenburger was Saturday,” she said. “I get my let- correct in January to have proposed a countywide morato- tuce, my flowers, and other vegeta- rium. bles here. I know that (the produce) “While Ukiah Valley may be the most immediate is fresh, everything is organic, and I attraction, the rest of the county shares the same exposure like to support local growers,” she to runaway development,” Johnson pointed out. said, adding, “And, it’s tasty. It’s His moratorium would not include Mendocino Town or just better stuff.” the Coastal Zone, however. Megan Van Sant, checking out an assortment of tomato plants for See LOCAL, Page 14 sale by Elk Creamery, said she shops at the farmers market as much as possible. “I love it. I like watching the County gets change ... you start off with the tomato plants in the beginning of the season and by the end we are eating the tomatoes. ... I get flow- $2.5 million in ers, sometimes, too. We go for fruit, when they have it. There’s a melon man and I really like that guy,” Van farm funds Sant said. A few venders were selling veg- By BEN BROWN etable plants, and others were ped- The Daily Journal dling produce, Redwood planters, Mendocino County has received more than one-fifth of olive oil, goat cheese, fresh flowers, the $2.5 million in emergency funds allocated to the trees, garden seeds, apples, cider USDA’s Farm Services Agency for flood repair in and dried fruit. California, but FSA city executive officer Katy Delbar As the season goes on, more pro- said the county needs more. duce will be available. As it is, ven- Mendocino County received $650,000 Delbar said, an dors were lucky to have what they amount slightly lower than the $700,000 Delbar predicted did. when the availability of funds were announced in March “My onions, my broccoli, and and significantly lower than the $1 million Delbar said the my cabbage. ... I lost one crop from county needs. flooding,” Ortiz said. “We were lucky to get that much,” Delbar said. “We got Nate Hayward, owner of Plant a large amount comparably.” Friends Nursery, said “peppers had The $2.5 million was allocated to the state FSA office the hardest time” with all the rain. to divided among the five counties that sustained the “All the hot weather crops ... but worst damage in the New Year’s floods: Marin, the last two weeks of sun has Mendocino, Napa, Siskiyou and Sonoma. picked things up and we are ready Delbar said she hoped other counties that requested to plant.” money would not need as much as they had been given, or “It’s been a horrible winter,” that more money could be procured from a reserve held at echoed Andy Balestracci, cheese- the state level. maker at Elk Creamery. “It slowed So far, 260 commercial farmers in Mendocino County everything down ... Everything is a Photos by Ryan Garner/The Daily Journal have applied for aid. Because the funds can only be spent little bit behind,” he said, standing Doug Mosel dishes out cheese samples at the first Farmers Market of the on specific types of repair, Delbar said her office has pri- season, Saturday morning at the Alex Thomas Plaza. Several vendors were oritized repairs. See MARKET, Page 14 on hand selling plants, vegetables, and other assorted items. See FARMS, Page 14

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Council “fail in their crucial The six-day festival over Rob Moore, Paramount’s responsibility to resolve dif- two weekends drew enthusias- head of worldwide marketing The world briefly ferences peacefully.” tic crowds of locals and out- and distribution, said he did While the Iranians used the of-towners eager to support not believe Cruise’s private word “peacefully,” they were the storm-ravaged city and its life had any impact on widely seen as referring to a music. The 37th annual festi- “Mission: Impossible III,” diplomatic solution, short of a val was held at the New directed by “Lost” creator J.J. Last American survivor Security Council vote and Orleans Fair Grounds Race Abrams. possible sanctions. Course, which was under 5 “I don’t think so. There’s The U.S. is backing feet of water at the height of no question it concerns us if of Titanic dies at 99 attempts by Britain and the flooding. the press is writing about France to draw up a U.N. res- things other than the movie,” By ANDREW RYAN she shunned publicity and It was cold and the little ones olution that would declare Gene marker Moore said. “If people are Iran in violation of interna- writing about his personal life, The Associated Press rarely spoke about the events. were cuddling close to one indicates prostate BOSTON — Lillian At least two other survivors another and trying to keep tional law if it does not sus- then by definition, they’re not Gertrud Asplund, the last are living, but they were too from under the feet of the pend uranium enrichment — a cancer risk writing about the movie.” American survivor of the young to have memories of many excited people ... My process that can produce fuel the disaster. Barbara Joyce little girl, Lillie, accompanied for nuclear reactors to gener- NEW YORK (AP) — sinking of the Titanic in 1912, Scientists have identified a Ferry crashes in has died, a funeral home said West Dainton of Truro, me, and my husband said ’Go ate electricity or, if sufficient- England, was 10 months old ahead, we will get into one of ly processed, to make atomic common genetic marker that San Francisco Sunday. She was 99. signals a 60 percent height- Asplund, who was just 5 and Elizabeth Gladys the other boats.’ He smiled as weapons. “Millvina” Dean of he said it.” ened risk of prostate cancer in SAN FRANCISCO (AP) years old, lost her father and men who carry it, and it may three brothers — including a Southampton, England, was 2 Because they lost all of Migrants in U.S. — The crash of a passenger fraternal twin — when the months old. their possessions and money, help explain why black men ferry into a pier at bustling “practically unsinkable” ship The Asplund family had the city of Worcester held a pay to have kids are unusually prone to the dis- Fisherman’s Wharf, injuring went down in the North boarded the ship in fundraiser and a benefit con- smuggled ease, a new study says. nine people, was probably Atlantic after hitting an ice- Southampton, England, as cert that together brought in The DNA variant may play caused by a broken water jet berg. third-class passengers on their about $2,000 for the surviving TIJUANA, Mexico (AP) a role in about 8 percent of control, authorities said She died Saturday at her way back to Worcester from Asplunds. — Alejandro Valenzuela, a prostate cancers in men of Sunday. home in Shrewsbury, said their ancestral homeland, Lillian Asplund never mar- loquacious 12-year-old, mem- European extraction and 16 Inspectors completed their Ronald E. Johnson, vice pres- Sweden, where they had spent ried and worked at secretarial orized the details of a bor- percent of the cancers in initial examination of the ident of the Nordgren several years. jobs in the Worcester area rowed U.S. birth certificate blacks, researchers said. Baylink ferry, which was car- Memorial Chapel in Asplun’s mother described most of her life. She retired and jumped in the front seat of The study was published rying 142 passengers and had Worcester, Mass. the sinking in an interview early to care for her mother, his smuggler’s car. online Sunday by Nature just backed out of Pier 41 for a “She went to sleep peace- with the Worcester Telegram who was described as having Tired from a two-day bus Genetics and will appear in run to Vallejo on Saturday fully,” he said. & Gazette newspaper shortly never gotten over the tragedy. trip to the border from the journal’s June issue. The when it struck the wooden pil- Asplund’s mother, Selma, after she and her two children Selma Asplund died on the Mexico’s central state of work is reported by Kari ings of a nearby pier. and another brother, Felix, arrived in the city. 52nd anniversary of the sink- Jalisco, Alejandro soon fell Stefansson and colleagues at Investigators were awaiting who was 3, also survived the Selma Asplund said the ing in 1964 at age 91. Felix asleep. He was awakened by deCode genetics in Reykjavik, the results of routine drug and Titanic sinking in the early family went to the Titanic’s Asplund died on March 1, the flashlight of a U.S. immi- Iceland, and scientists else- alcohol tests on the captain morning of April 15, 1912. upper deck after the ship 1983, at age 73. gration inspector. where. and crew members, said Coast Asplund was the last struck the iceberg. A memorial service will be “I told him in English, ’I’m The variant is about twice Guard Lt. John Fu. The cap- Titanic survivor with actual “I could see the icebergs held Wednesday, Johnson an American citizen,’ but he as common in blacks as tain was not cited by the Coast memories of the sinking, but for a great distance around ... said. kept asking questions. That’s whites, so that may contribute Guard, and it was unclear all the English I know,” to the higher incidence of whether he was back at work Alejandro said as he rested at prostate cancer in blacks, the Sunday. Bush’s potential killed or found dead Sunday, lons of gas at First Fuel a child welfare office back in researchers said. Preliminary tests indicated including a U.S. Marine mor- Banks, locking it in at the Tijuana, across the border Stefansson said in a state- the crash was caused by a CIA pick worries tally wounded in the insurgent then-current price of $2.03 a from San Diego. ment that deCode plans to use mechanical failure on one of some bastion of Anbar province in gallon. He taps that reserve Alejandro is one of a rising the discovery to develop a the ferry’s two water jet con- western Iraq, police and the whenever gas rises above that number of children trying to genetic test that might help trols, which suck water in and WASHINGTON (AP) — U.S. military said. mark. If the retail price drops Even before President Bush sneak into the United States doctors decide how closely to push it out to power the ves- Some of the victims below $2.03, he can leave his without their parents. Some follow men at high risk and sel. has named his choice to take appeared to have been abduct- reserve alone and buy else- over the CIA, the Air Force hide in cars or try to pass how to treat prostate cancer The malfunction probably ed and killed by sectarian where. themselves off as U.S. citi- cases. The study indicated the caused the captain to lose con- general who is the front-run- “death squads” that target First Fuel Banks bills itself ner drew fire Sunday from zens, while others ride inner variant might be associated trol, said Baylink spokes- members of rival religious as the only retailer in the tubes across the Rio Grande or with more aggressive forms of woman Teresa Booth. lawmakers who say a military communities. The dead country where customers can man should not lead the civil- trek through the harsh Arizona the disease. Engineers repaired the included three brothers whose buy gasoline for the future and desert. equipment Sunday, and the ian spy agency. charred bodies were found hedge against rising prices. It The criticism of the expect- Since October, about New Cruise ferry was moved and docked before dawn in Baghdad’s advertises no service charge 70,000 children have been for more tests, Booth said. It ed choice of Gen. Michael Dora district, a mixed Sunni- and no storage charge, just a movie fails to Hayden to head the CIA is not detained along the Mexican could be back in service as Shiite area and one of the $1 lifetime membership fee. border, a 5 percent increase meet B.O. hype early as this week. just coming from Bush’s polit- city’s most violent. Altrichter said one of his ical foes, but also from some over the same period a year Carolyn Horgan, vice pres- The deadliest single attack neighbors got in at First Fuel earlier, the U.S. Border Patrol LOS ANGELES (AP) — ident of operations for the influential members of his occurred at midmorning when Banks several years ago and is Fewer people chose to accept own party. says. Blue and Gold Fleet, which a suicide driver detonated his now is withdrawing from a Tom Cruise’s latest mission, a operates Baylink, said the “I do believe he’s the vehicle near an Iraqi army reserve that cost him 99 cents possible sign that the odd wrong person, the wrong Fats Domino injured passengers suffered patrol leaving its base in the a gallon. “How about that!” he behavior of Hollywood’s whiplash, bumps and bruises. place, at the wrong time,” said Sunni Arab neighborhood of said. cancels Jazz Fest biggest star may have taken a House Intelligence Committee They all were treated and Azamiyah, killing 10 people appearance toll on his box-office charm. released, she said. Chairman Peter Hoekstra, R- and injuring 15, most of them Iran threatens to Paramount’s “Mission: Mich. “We should not have a Iraqi soldiers, police Lt. Col. NEW ORLEANS (AP) — Impossible III” debuted with military person leading a Falah al-Mohammedawi said. quit Nuclear Fats Domino, the headliner for $48.025 million, a solid open- civilian agency at this time.” A half-hour earlier, a car Jazz Fest’s final day, canceled ing yet well below industry CORRECTIONS Hoekstra said on “Fox treaty bomb exploded near the his performance several hours expectations and almost $10 The Ukiah Daily Journal reserves this News Sunday” that having a Baghdad offices of the state- TEHRAN, Iran (AP) — before he was to take the stage million lower than the fran- space to correct errors or make clarifica- general in charge of the CIA run al-Sabah newspaper, Iran’s hard-line parliament Sunday, organizers said. chise’s previous installment, tions to news articles. Significant errors in could create the impression obituary notices or birth announcements killing an employee, police Lt. Sunday threatened to pass leg- Festival organizers according to studio estimates will result in reprinting the entire article. among agents around the Ahmed Mohammed Ali said. islation that would force the declined to say why the 78- Sunday. Errors may be reported to the editor, 468- world that the agency is under Officials believed the target government to withdraw from year-old Hall of Fame per- Industry analysts had 3526. Pentagon control. If he were was a police patrol that passed the Nuclear Nonproliferation former would not play. expected the movie to open in to get the nomination, military by shortly before the blast. Treaty. Last week, he had canceled the range of “Mission: officers would run all the The move, which would an autograph session for his Impossible II,” which debuted LOTTERY NUMBERS major spy agencies, from the $2.73 a gallon? put Iran in company with latest album “Alive and with $57.8 million from DAILY 3: Midday: 3, 5, 1. ultra-secret National Security North Korea, came as Kickin’,” saying he was Friday to Sunday over Evening: 3, 5, 7. Agency to the Defense Not at First Fuel Washington and its allies fatigued and wanted to rest up Memorial Day weekend in FANTASY 5: 17, 26, 30, Intelligence Agency. Banks pressed for a U.N. Security for the Jazz Fest performance. 2000, and Cruise’s “War of 32, 55. The sentiment was echoed Council vote to outlaw On Thursday, in an inter- the Worlds,” which premiered DAILY DERBY: 1st: 10 by Republican Rep. Saxby ST. CLOUD, Minn. (AP) Tehran’s uranium enrichment view with The Associated with $64.9 million from Solid Gold. 2nd: 12 Lucky Chambliss of Georgia, who — Most motorists are feeling program. Press, Domino said he was Friday to Sunday over Fourth Charms. 3rd: 11 Money said Hayden’s military back- the pain as gasoline creeps In a letter to United Nations excited about performing and of July weekend last year. Bags. Race time: 1:45.42. ground would be a “major toward, or over, $3 a gallon — Secretary General Kofi Annan hoped to inspire festival- problem,” and several but not Art Altrichter. read on state-run radio, law- goers. Domino lost his home, Democrats who made the “This feels pretty good!” makers said they would have his pianos, his gold and plat- rounds of the Sunday talk Altrichter said as he filled the “no option” but to ask the inum records, and much of the shows. Sen. Joe Biden, D- tank of his Ford F-150 pickup government to withdraw if the city he loves in Hurricane Del., said Hayden could leave for $2.03 a gallon on U.N. chief and the Security Katrina’s flooding. agents with the impression Thursday, when the average that the CIA has been “just here was $2.73. “Right now, gobbled up by the Defense to be a few pennies over $2, Department.” when it’s as high as it is? That’s a real deal.” Bomb kills 16, A year ago, the retired milk injures dozens in truck driver bought 500 gal- Baghdad BAGHDAD, Iraq (AP) — Car bombs killed at least 16 DETAIL CENTER Insert 10% Off people and injured dozens Tuesday Sunday in Baghdad and a 859 N. State Street Emancipator Shiite holy city, casting doubt (707) 462-4472 Doppelbock All Wines on U.S. hopes that formation 750 ml Bottles FAST of a new government alone would provide a quick end to Dent Still Available FRIENDLY SERVICE the country’s violence. 102 S. 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Friends of the Library: Second Wednesday; 6 p.m.; in Ukiah Library. Ukiah Elks Lodge: Regular meeting second and fourth Wednesday of every month; dinner at 7 p.m. (reservations required); meeting at 8 p.m.; 1200 Hastings Road, Ukiah; for information call 462-1728. Ukiah Rod and Gun Club: Meets second Wednesday, from 7 to 9 p.m., at the Farm Bureau, 303 Talmage Road. Meetings are free. Membership is $20 per year. Club events raise money for wildlife enhancement programs. Community Coalition for Gang Prevention: Meets second Thursday; 6 p.m.; For location, call Sue Hawley at 744-7585 or Carole Hester at 468-8197. Open Poetry Reading: 7 p.m.; Meets second Thursday; Hava Java; 25 W. Mendocino, Willits. Veterans of Foreign Wars: Second Thursday; 7 p.m.; Veterans Memorial building; Oak and Seminary Ave. Redwood Empire Woodturners: Meets second Thursday at members’ homes; Pete Wagner, 463-1386. Redwood Valley Grange: Second Friday; at 6:30 p.m.; at 8650 East Road, Redwood Valley; potluck followed by the business meeting and program. Ukiah Contra Dance: meets second Saturday; new dancers always welcome; beginner instruction starts at 7:30 p.m.; dance begins at 8 p.m.; cost is $7 for adults and $3 for children; call 463-2113 for location.

Saturday Afternoon Club: Second Saturday until May, Submitted photo from 1:30 to 3 p.m.; at 107 S. Oak St. Students and parents gather together during Yokayo Elementery School’s BINGO night and ice cream VFW Flea Market: Held the second weekend of each social sponsored by the PTA to support TV Turn Off Week. month from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m., with breakfast from 8 a.m. to noon, both also at the Veterans Memorial building. For more information, call 462-7622. Redwood Valley Grange: Meets for breakfast from 8:30 to Yokayo Elementary School celebrates 11 a.m., second Sunday, September through April, at the Redwood Valley Grange hall, north of the Redwood Valley Fire Department; 485-7015 or 485-0887. TV Turnoff Week with free BINGO Ukiah Elks Lodge Breakfast: Meets second Sunday each month. All you can eat breakfast from 8:30 a.m. to noon, 1200 Hastings Road; proceeds benefit Ukiah area youth functions; night and ice cream social $6, adults, $3 children under 12. Korean War Vetereans Association: Meets third Monday; The Daily Journal and Taco Bell for the ice cream and television. TV Turnoff Week pro- 2 p.m.; Veterans Hall, Seminary and Oak in Ukiah; For infor- Yokayo Elementary School spoons. After the ice cream, PTA vides us all with the opportunity to mation, call Amos Moss at 462-7937 or Paul Ferreira at 467- Parent Teacher Association joined members began the BINGO, calling engage our children: read, talk, play, 1974. with students, parents, teachers, and numbers out from a professional and create with them. We all benefit staff to celebrate TV Turnoff Week BINGO machine provided by Ross when we refuse to let the TV dis- WEEKLY MEETINGS with their first TV Turnoff BINGO Mayfield. Prizes for winning place what’s important: family con- Night and Ice Cream Social. BINGO hands were donated by gen- versation, exercise, play, reading, Alanon: Meets Tuesdays noon, Fridays noon, and Saturdays This festive event was held on erous local business including creating, and thinking, says school at 10:30 a.m.; Calvary Baptist Church, 465 Luce Ave.; for more Tuesday, April 25 for students in Long’s Drugs, RiteAide and Wal- information information call 463-1867 or 621-2721. Kindergarten through 3rd grade and Mart. There was also a free kid’s Yokayo Elementary School sup- Financial Management Workshop: Noon to 1 p.m. Thursday, April 27 for students in drawing for a $50 Savings Bond ports all families in finding fun and Wednesdays; Salvation Army Office, 714A S. State St, Ukiah; 4th, 5th and 6th grades. from the Savings Bank of entertaining ways to spend quality 468-9577. The fun started at 6 p.m. with Mendocino County. time together. Turn off the TV Bingo: Non smoking, non-profit, Bingo will be held free ice cream sundaes for everyone. The event was developed to give tonight, they say, you’ll be glad you Tuesday nights at 6 p.m. and Thursday afternoons at 1 p.m., at Special thanks go out to FoodMaxx the Ukiah Senior Center. children (and parents) a break from did. Card and Boardgame Club: Meets at 8:30 a.m., on Tuesdays in Bartlett Hall in Room 11 and 12 and at 5:30 p.m. on Wednesdays and Fridays, at Carter Hall at the Ukiah Senior Center; for information call Joyce, 468-8943. Pomolita Honor Roll for the 3rd quarter of 2005-06 Duplicate Bridge: Meets at 7 p.m., every Monday, and at 1 Pomolita Middle School 6th Grade Honor Roll Daly*; Cody Davis; Sean Ariel Blandford; Viviana p.m., every Wednesday, in the community room at Washington Dewey*; Noelle Dunken; Carlon; Karina Chavez; Mutual Bank, corner of Gobbi and State streets. Newcomers places a high priority on the for the Third Quarter pursuit of excellence. They Katherine Duwe; Elizabeth Jessica Cocone; Phillip are welcome. For more information call 468-8476. of Instruction: Edgar; Ana Garcia; Joshua Coren*; Deanna Curtis; Kiley GURDJIEFF Reading and Discussion Group: Meets 7 believe in honoring students who achieve excellence Christopher Berg; Gernert; Taylor Graham*; Eriksen; Javier Gonzalez; p.m. on Fridays. For more information, call 391-6780 or 485- Alissa Gupta; Haley Hake; Courtney Gray; Caitlyn 7293. whether it is in the classroom Nicholas Carr; Irene Damian; or in cocurricular activities. Megan Hart; Ashley Hatch; Adam Harp*; Phoebe Hendry; Gregory Diaz; Andrea Kiwanis Club: Meets at noon, Tuesday, at The Ukiah Ashley Hopper; Daryan Casadi Hickey; Chayton Gulbranson; Caitlyn Hallman; Garden Cafe 1090 S. State St.; for more information call Janet Pomolita students who earn Johnson; Nicholas Laughlin; Davis Head; Esteban a 3.00 grade point average are Johns; Ana Maria Lopez; Carlson at 468-0298. Hannah Paye; Nicole Reid; Kevin Leonard; Ashley Hernandez; Courtney Hewett; Lions Club: Meets at noon on Thursdays, at Ukiah Garden placed on our “Honor Roll.” Martinez; Alexandria Laura Hoefer; Sean Hull; Students who earn all A’s and Jose Rodriguez; Oswaldo Cafe. Redwood Empire Lions Club meets at 6:45 a.m., every Segura; Taylor Snediker; Mayfield; Taryn Mobley; Hailey Johnson*; Jacob first and third Tuesday, at Zack’s Restaurant. B’s during a report period are Megan Steinmann; and Elisa Chloe Newman*; Lukas Johnson*; RanDee Johnson; NAMI: (National Alliance for the Mentally Ill Family named to the “Principal’s Vargas. Pedersen; Megan Porter*; Jami Jones; Kimber Kaisi; Support Group) second and fourth Wednesdays, 6:30 p.m.; call List.” Lucia Pulido*; David San Shelby Killen*; Aaron 972-9040, 485-8033, or 467-9116 for location and information. Principal Meredith 6th Grade Principal’s Diego III*; Katherine Silva; Longstreth*; Aubrey Nami is an organization dedicated to improving the lives of Rosenberg and the Pomolita Michael Starkey; Jordan MacMillan*; Hugh McAvoy; people with brain disorers by providing mutal support,educa- staff are proud to announce List for the Third Steckter; Kelly Steliga; Chauncey Mills; Trevor tion and advocacy. that the following students Quarter of Josephine Stump*; Amanda Morris*; Nancy Nieto; Brian Nar-Anon Family Group: Meets Sundays at 6 p.m. at have achieved academic Instruction: Thornton*; Travis Vonfeldt; Norton; Magdalena Nunez; Unity Hall, 1045 C. S. State St., Ukiah; for family and friends excellence during the third Alyssa Waddington*; Kyle Clemencia Paniagua; Carly *: straight A’s for a Wakeland; Gurdeep Walia*; Partida; Divyeshkumar Patel; of addicts; 743-2628. quarter of instruction. 4.0 G.P.A. and Clark Walker*. Olivia Polkinghorne; Jorge Overeaters Anonymous: In Ukiah – Mondays at 5:30 p.m.; For more information; call Reyes; Israel Rodriguez; Thursdays at 5:30 p.m., Saturdays at 11 a.m.; 741 S. Oak St.; Dede Dimas at Pomolita 463- Breanna Baarts; Edward 7th Grade Honor Roll Nallely Rosales Chavez; 472-4747. Meets in Willits on Wednesdays at 5:30 p.m. at 5224. Bortz; Isaac Brown; Samantha Jennifer Segura*; Christopher Willits United Methodist Church, School and Pine Streets, for the Third Quarter Slivensky; Blake Soberanis; upstairs; No dues or weigh-ins, everyone is welcome; 459- of Instruction: Paeton Van Housen; Juan 4594. Carlos Vega; Tavlor Yanez*; Peace and Justice Gathering: Meets Sundays rain or shine Haley Andersen; Lauren Ashton; Tyler Ball; Sandra and Olivia Zotter. at 10 a.m. at Alex Thomas Plaza in Ukiah to drum, dance and Pet of the Week Barragan; Miguel Barron; sing for peace and justice; all ages are invited to bring drums Chelsea Benninger; Scott 8th Grade Honor Roll and any other instruments; 462-2320. Carlile; Edgar Castro Salazar; for the Third Quarter The Redwood Regionnaires Barbershop singing group: Mason Colombo; Roberta Meets at 7 p.m., every Wednesday, at the Saturday Afternoon Cruz; Aaron Dhuyvetter; of Instruction: Club, 107 S. Oak St.; for more information call 462-3056, or Emily Duncan; Nicholas 462-3559. Edgar; Asiyah Elliott; Ryan Gerardo Alvarez; Gunnar Rotary Club of Ukiah: Meets for lunch at 12:10 p.m., on Frick; Dianey Garcia; Annis; Rafael Ballesteros Tuesdays, at Elks Lodge, 1200 Hastings Road. 467-3674; Cheyanne Garrett; Tatum Lopez; Branden Bowman; www.ukiahrotary.org. Gulyas; Brooke Harris; Aaron Brennan; Tyler Carter; Senior Writing Class: Omar Castro; Jovan Concho Meets from 2 to 3:30 p.m. on Nathan Henry; Cassie la; Casey Crook; Brandon Tuesdays, in Room 10-11 in the Admin. Bldg. of the Ukiah Kerrigan; Roshan Lala; DeLapo; Jigar Desai; Danielle Senior Center. Record memories for children and grandchil- Andres Lozano; Thomas DeVries; Shelbi Fross; Elise dren. Free and open; for information call Kathie Jones, 468- Lozano; McKenzie Mangino; Gang; Meghan Giumelli; 5006. Monique Marmon; Maritza Dillon Givens; Traci Glentzer; Soroptimist International of Ukiah: Meets at noon, on Mendoza; Luis Mora; Fabian Kelsey Goodacre; Hailey Wednesdays, at Ukiah Garden Cafe. Soroptimist means “Best Moreno; Tyler Mount; Gupta; Fidel Hernandez; for Women” and our mission is “To improve the lives of Hernesto Munoz; Zachary Christopher Holland; Mariah women and girls in local communities and throughout the Parker; Jesus Pulido; Efigenio Hunt; Christina Jamison; world.” For more information call Joy Beeler, at 463-6729, Ramirez; Marcus Ramirez; Sweta Jivan; Riley Manford; Tina Rorabaugh, at 744-1514 or Jessica Kimball at 743-1902. Alejandro Salgado; Kyle Peter Marshall; Tyson South Ukiah Rotary Club: Schimka; Kelsey Smith; Meets at 7 a.m., on Thursdays Savannah Solomon; Brittany Mobley; Antonio Montoya; at Ukiah Valley Convention Center, South School St. down- Totten; Jael Dcan; Gabriel Crystal Morataya; Monica town; for more information, call M.J. Girard at 322-4088. Vega; Brandi Wallis; Tucker Moreno; Adrianna Oberg; T.O.P.S.: (Take off pounds sensibly): Meets from 9:15 to Wildberger; Patrick Willis; Brooke Parks; Kari PetTitt; 10:30 a.m., every Tuesday, at Calvary Baptist Church, 465 Chad Pittman; Alexandro Isaac Eckel/The Daily Journal and Danielle Zotter. Reyes Murillo; Adrian Ruiz; Luce Ave.; Ruth, 462-8440. Valentino is a sweet and lovable two year old T.O.P.S.: Low-cost, non-profit group meets every Tuesday Shaynna Sosa; Sofia Trejo; black and white male cat. Easy going and fun, 7th Grade Principal’s and Brett Van Patten. at Autumn Leaves, 425 E. Gobbi St., in the community room. he would make a great addition to any family. List for the Third Weigh-in is from 5:30 to 6:15 p.m. Meeting is from 6:15 p.m. If people are interested in adopting a pet, visit to 7:15 p.m.; Linda MacDonald, 467-2391. the Mendocino County Animal Shelter at its Quarter of 8th Grade Principal’s T.O.P.S.: Every Thursday at Washington Mutual Building location on Plant Road. The hours are Monday, Instruction: List for the Third community room, 700 S. State St.; meeting is from 8:30 to Tuesday, Thursday and Friday, 10 a.m. to 4 *: Straight A’s for a Quarter of 10:30 a.m.; it is a low-cost, weight-reduction support group; p.m.; Wednesday, 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.; Saturday, 4.0 G.P.A. Instruction: call 462-4901 or 485-7801. 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.; and closed on Sunday. To T.O.P.S.: Every Friday at the Meadows Mobil Court club- view other animals available for adoption Kenzie Alexander; Eduardo *: A’s for a 4.0 G.P.A. please visit www.pawstoadopt.com. Alvarado Torres; Alexander Andrews; Netanya Asfour; See CALENDAR, Page 5 See HONOR ROLL, Page 5 4 – MONDAY, MAY 8, 2006 FORUM Editor: K.C. Meadows, 468-3526 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected] Letters from our readers VIEWPOINTS More history lessons To the Editor: In his response to Chas. Moser, Orion Walker questions Mr. Moser’s education. MORTON KONDRACKE Orion’s letter would probably have more impact had he not shown himself to be ignorant of history. Mr. Walker states that we stole California from Spain in a bloody war. Actually, the Mexicans had achieved inde- pendence from Spain in 1821 and had for- Bush switches -- tified the Presidio in San Francisco shortly after. but is it too late? They essentially let the fortifications fall apart and, in 1835, Commandante President Bush has clearly changed his mind about Vallejo moved his forces to Sonoma. both energy policy and White House communications The war between The United States and strategy, but his failure to switch sooner is causing him Mexico was years later, ending with the grievous political damage. Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo in 1848. Disquiet about the Iraq war is the main factor dri- Mexico ceded land comprising what is ving Bush's approval ratings down to the 30s, but high now our southwestern states to the U.S. gas prices and failures to communicate are contribut- and accepted $15 million in reparations. ing to his woes. As far as I know, neither the U.S. or There's good news to report on the economic front - Mexico has declared the treaty void. - low unemployment, a strong growth rate -- but $3-a- I would assume that if either nation did, gallon gasoline has Bush's approval rating on the econ- we would again be in a state of war. omy stuck at 39 percent in the latest Gallup poll. Many of the signs I have seen alongside The administration has consistently failed to com- Mexican flags in the protests have stated municate good news -- and fight its adversaries -- that this land is theirs and that there is because of a restrictive, corporate-style information- nothing we can do about it. management system. It sounds to me like they are the ones Other opinions Bush's appointment of Fox News journalist Tony planning on doing some stealing. Snow -- and the apparent freedoms he's been granted to I'm betting you didn’t sleep through From around the nation speak out and innovate -- are the latest sign that a History class. I'm betting you just failed to major change of policy is afoot. This is welcome, but it learn anything. Michael Frazier Torrance Daily Breeze comes perilously late. Redwood Valley Similarly, it wasn't until this year's State of the ‘Windfall’ tax on oil would cost consumers Union address that Bush decided that "America is Needs sponsors As inevitably as televi- With prices topping $70 a of Health Services. addicted to oil" and began to promote a comprehensive sion cameras attract politi- barrel around the world, that The result: A new state energy policy. To the Editor: cians, rising gasoline prices oil is fabulously profitable bureaucracy, the Department Americans ought to be disgusted with the way both Hello, My name is Kim Banks and I have moved some lawmak- right now. But many of those of Public Health, would con- parties have handled energy. Democrats have resolute- have lived in Ukiah for over 30 years. I ers to call for steep new wells struggled to remain centrate exclusively on ly blocked Bush's past proposals and now are dema- have raised a family here and helped run taxes on the "windfall prof- operating in the 1990s, when preparing California to goguing the issue for electoral advantage. our family-owned restaurant, Ellie’s Mutt Still, Bush long ago should have tried to compro- Hut Cafe. Over the years it has been dev- its" of oil companies. oil languished under $20 for address a bioterror attack or This is a terrible idea that years. A new income tax an epidemic, such as the mise, and he should have communicated the fact that astating to our community as so many he was doing so. close friends, co-workers, neighbors, and would hurt consumers - both could shutter those wells in avian flu. customers have battled breast cancer. immediately, as oil compa- the next downturn. Schwarzenegger said the Snow's appointment is part of a sea change clearly While some have won their battles, far too nies would simply increase But this story gets worse: new department would induced by the fear of political failure. For some weeks many have lost theirs. It has been pump prices to make up for Gov. Arnold ensure that when disaster now, the Bush White House has been engaged in an heartwrenching to see wonderful mothers, the new tax, and also over Schwarzenegger, who was strikes, "Californians will extensive outreach program for Members of Congress daughters, sisters, and friends fight for many years, as fewer explo- elected in part to deliver still be able to breathe clean and the media. Also, Bush himself has been engaging their lives. ration firms would bother to basic economic lessons in air, drink safe water and eat in less-scripted exchanges with citizens. On July 8 and 9 I will be walking in the look for new supplies, thus Sacramento, conspicuously healthy food" - all without Bush's first words in announcing Snow's appoint- Avon Breast Cancer walk with thousands ensuring future spasms of refused to rule out a special costing taxpayers a single ment were "I'm here in the briefing room to break some of others whose lives have been touched outrageous prices. The only state tax on oil profits. additional cent. Not likely. news" -- and that was a departure in itself. Bush by breast cancer. We will be walking 40 idea that's worse would be to Speaking on a Sunday And not necessary. appearances rarely make news except in communities miles and each walker is required to raise impose federal price con- talk show, he bashed the California already has a where a presidential visit is a major event. a minimum of $1,800. trols. companies that fill his Department of Health Snow -- who is a personal friend and a longtime col- Please consider sponsoring me with any So there is clearly cause Hummer. Services Emergency league of mine at Fox -- apparently has been assured donation that you are able to provide. No for concern. Around the The lesson here is that Preparedness Office, which that he will attend crucial meetings, have ready access to high officials and be able to both parry with and try amount is too small and it is tax nation, leaders increasingly political posturing can't deductible. is responsible for public and to educate the media. are more interested in look- undo the laws of supply and environmental health-disas- Thank you for helping support the spe- He's a naturally cheerful person who's able to put an ing tough on oil companies demand. In markets, high ter response issues. And just cial women in our lives. Our mothers, our than in the hard work of upbeat face on the administration, and he's quick- girlfriends, our sisters, our daughters, and prices ultimately create new this month, that agency boosting supplies and reduc- thinking, well-informed and dedicated conservative their daughters daughters. supplies or innovative alter- finalized its comprehensive who'll be able to counter Bush's critics. Please make checks payable to:Avon ing demand for petroleum. natives. Taxes usually do the 454-page "Public Health In California, Still, Bush's problems are so deep at the moment -- Breast Cancer Walk and send to Kim reverse. Emergency Response Plan." and too many Americans feel too strongly negative Banks, c/o Ellie’s Mutt Hut Cafe’, 732 S. Assemblyman Johan Klehs, So will the new agency D-San Leandro, has a bill to about the president -- that it's open to question whether State St. Ukiah, 95482. duplicate that effort? levy a 2 percent surtax on The Riverside communications changes can turn things around. Kim Banks It's striking how quickly Ukiah the income of oil companies As the liberal Democracy Corps noted in its latest Press-Enterprise the governor has dropped polling analysis, "an incredible 78 percent in a CBS A sad student that make more than $10 Government girth million a year. It would raise the streamlining ideas that poll believe Iraq is already engaged in a civil war, and To the Editor: no money for the deficit- California's action-star one of his own commissions President Bush ... is no longer seen as a credible mes- Hi my name is Natalie Harp. I am in addled state budget, because governor pledged in his first generated in 2004. The senger on Iraq." third grade student and I am 8 years old. I Klehs would spend the cash State of the State address in California Performance Meanwhile, on energy, Democrats are trying to go to Frank Zeek School. Lately, I have on prescription drugs for 2004 to "blow up the boxes" Review advanced 2,500 make high gas prices an issue of Bush's integrity by been really upset about the vandalism in low-income seniors. Perhaps of the state's bloated bureau- pages worth of suggestions accusing "big oil" companies of "price-gouging" and our community and our school. I ask Klehs has forgotten the poor cracies. But that campaign to save taxpayers money and "profiteering" and alleging that, as a former oil man, myself, “Why would anyone do this kind seniors who fill their gas fizzled like a box office dud scrap bureaucratic ineffi- Bush has been colluding with them. of stuff to our community when we don’t tanks. Supplies are tight in - one that Gov. ciencies - to little avail. To cover himself, Bush urged an inquiry into possi- do bad things to them?” For example, at California, which means oil Schwarzenegger has appar- Schwarzenegger had the ble price-gouging and took other short-term measures Frank Zeek School we try to keep our to temper prices. Administration officials admitted, school clean but some bad people just firms can pass along any ently forgotten. right idea when he took increase in costs directly to The governor announced office. He should be work- however, that "it took us a long time to get into this sit- thrash it. We love our school clean not uation, and it's going to take us a long time to get out." trashy. Our garden has been vandalized consumers. his support for SB 162, ing to make California's cur- In addition, the state still which the Senate passed in rent bureaucracies leaner And that's the danger for Bush. America was five times just this year. We work hard in "addicted to oil" in 2001, but Bush's energy policy was our garden and learn lots of wonderful gets about 40 percent of its January. The measure would and more effective, not crude oil from inside split emergency health pegged strictly to increasing supplies, not to decreasing things about growing fresh food. Once the adding to the government's demand. vandals stole all our pumpkins and California. duties from the Department already ample girth. smashed some too. They climb our deer Democrats, for their part, blocked supply increases, fence and smash our tomatoes and plants notably an expansion of drilling offshore and in the and they even ruined our watering system. Arctic National Wildlife Reserve, and concentrated They also broke our door on our green WHERE TO WRITE mostly on demand-reduction measures such as higher house. Two times those bad people have taxes and conservation. broken all the glass on the MTA bus stop President George Bush: The White Sacramento, 95814. (916) 319-2001; Santa The impasse was partially broken in 2005 when and they have spray painted black letters House, 1600 Pennsylvania Ave., Washing- Rosa, 576-2526; FAX, Santa Rosa, 576- Congress passed a comprehensive energy bill, minus all over our hallways. We work very hard ton, D.C. 20500; (202) 456-1111, FAX 2297. Berg's field representative in Ukiah ANWR, but Democrats now claim that its initiatives and we need everyone to help us take care (202)456-2461. office located at 104 W. Church St, Ukiah, are under-funded. Bush's 2006 proposal, the Advanced of our school. We are asking all communi- Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger: 95482, 463-5770. The office’s fax number is Energy Initiative, is going nowhere. ty people to help us protect our wonderful State Capitol, Sacramento, 95814. (916) 463-5773. E-mail to: America needs an all-out approach to solving the community school. 445-2841; FAX (916)445-4633 [email protected] energy problem in which we "do it all" -- that is, find Natalie Harp Sen. Barbara Boxer: 112 Hart Senate Senator Wes Chesbro: State Senate more domestic oil in the short run, conserve and find Frank Zeek School Office Bldg., Washington, D.C. 20510; District 2, Capitol Building, Room 5100, alternative fuels for the long run. But that requires a (202)224-3553; San Francisco, (415) 403- Sacramento, 95814. (916) 445-3375; FAX willingness to compromise. LETTER POLICY 0100 FAX (415) 956-6701 (916) 323-6958. Ukiah office is P.O. Box That willingness is utterly absent from both parties Sen. Dianne Feinstein: 331 Hart Sen- 785, Ukiah, 95482, 468-8914, FAX 468- in this election year. Democrats are on the attack; The Daily Journal welcomes letters to the ate Office Bldg., Washington, D.C. 20510. 8931. 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Charter Academy of the community at-large to work towards a positive Scholarship available outcome for everyone in the community.” SCHOOL BRIEFS Redwoods accepting For more information about this exciting to St. Mary’s School alums applications for enrollment program contact Sherri Steinmann at 467- Each year the St. Mary’s School Foundation 5120. Spiritual emphasis week Charter Academy of the Redwoods is now awards a scholarship to a graduating high accepting student applications for Fall 2006 for school senior who is a St. Mary’s alum. observed at Deep Valley Redwood Academy and Accelerated Waldorf School enrollment Scholarship forms are available at Ukiah High Christian School Achievement Academy. These free, public currently underway School from the office of Vice-Principal Dan charter schools serve students in grades 4 Stearns. The form may also be downloaded Spiritual Emphasis Week was held at Deep through 12. Redwood Academy is a fully The Waldorf School of Mendocino County from St. Mary’s School’s website, Valley Christian School on April 3 through accredited California Distinguished School is now accepting applications for the 2006-07 www.stmarysukiah.org. April 7. This is an event which is held twice a focused on achievement for the college- and school year. With 200 students currently In addition to graduating from St. Mary’s, in year and is a time that is dedicated to the university-bound student. Accelerated enrolled there remain a few openings in the order to qualify for the scholarship, the student development of both the Christian and Achievement Academy serves students who kindergarten through 8th grade classes for the must: exemplify the ideals of the St. Mary’s Spiritual growth of the Jr./Sr. High student are motivated to catch up academically. Both Fall term. philosophy in the areas of spirituality, acade- body. This week’s speaker was Sean Dunn, schools are safe, challenging, and well-man- Beginning it’s 35th year of educating chil- mics, extra curricular activities, and communi- from Champion Ministries in Colorado; a well aged. As state test results show, both schools dren from Anderson Valley to Laytonville and ty service; be in their senior year of high known speaker who has addressed audiences provide strong academic programs. Students Ukiah to Lakeport, the independent Waldorf school; be Catholic or a baptized Christian; be of up to 110,000 people. have many opportunities for leadership and school strives to bring students to clarity and registered at a college for the freshman term. Senior, Jake Lundsberg said about Sean, social skill development. School founders, flexibility in their thinking, warmth and dis- The scholarship is awarded at the UHS “His speaking really impacted my life. He Kim and Rod Logan, are the recipients of the cernment in their feelings and skill and purpose graduation awards ceremony. Interested alums encouraged me to strengthen my relationship Hart-Vision Award for Charter School in their doing. The full academic curriculum, are invited to pick up an application and apply. with God.” Sean’s message was directed at Leadership recently presented at the National complimented by classes in Spanish, music For more information, contact Kathy Ault, building a closer relationship with God by Charter School onference. The last Enrollment and art prepare Waldorf graduates to succeed 485-8219. spending more time reading the Bible, praying, windows is April 12 through May 16. For more socially and excel academically in high school, The deadline for receiving completed appli- and focusing on doing God’s will. He was very registration information, contact the staff at college and beyond. cations is May 1. They may be returned to personable and connected well with the stu- 467-0500. To request an application, receive more Vice-Principal Stearns’ office or mailed to the dents. “He captivated our attention through his information, or schedule a school visit, contact St. Mary’s School Foundation’s office at 493 S. enactment of different Bible stories and also by Local students participate the enrollment director at 485-8719. Highland, Avenue, Ukiah. bringing up volunteers from the audience,” said sophomore, Laura Liberty. on the State Youth Board Along with a weekly chapel service, on Obesity Prevention Disomma; Kerri Donnelly*; Murphy; Rahul Patel; Ramon Spiritual Emphasis Week is one of the many Honor roll Kelsey Drake*; Andrea Plaza; Aliexander Ramos event that take place at Deep Valley -Christian In Ukiah three local students are participat- Gonzalez; Erin Gragson; Sellars; Tyler Rockel; Olivia School that focuses on uniting the student body ing on the State Youth Board on Obesity Continued from Page 3 Jacob Halstead; Levi Hester; Rodriguez; Samantha Prevention. Lauren Bishop and Elena Jordan and promoting Spiritual awareness. Jacob Hilliard; Monica Ruddick; Austin Ryan; Eve are from Ukiah High School and James Brandon Baranzini; Tessa Jacinto; Alexis Jenne; Hoffman is a student from the Alternative Behnke*; Roman Beltran*; Zachary Kaisi; Kenzie Kelley; Schlosser*; Nicole Sellars; Language Advisory Education Program at the Mendocino County Alaina Brown*; Shelby Gabriela Kong*; Angelica Allyson Shoemaker*; April Committee and Migrant Office of Education. Cleland; Scott Cokeley*; Lopez; Gerardo Lopez Reyes; Steinmann; Samuel Stump*; These three teen leaders have traveled to Meredith Crossley; Corey Shayne Mattern; Alex Krysteen Terlouw; Chris Tow; Parent Advisory Committe Sacramento in order to meet with lobbyists and Davis; Cody Delos Santos; McMillen; Jesus Melchor; Sofia Vargas; Jillian Vickers; to give awards today legislators to discuss the problems and solu- Jonathon Dewey; Tristen Tyler Mendosa; Miles and Ashley Villagomes tions for obesity. At a local level, these hard- On May 8, at the Pomolita gymnasium at working teens are participating in a variety of 6:30 p.m. the District English Language ways. Elena and James are serving on their experience; free; 462-7749. Conference Room, 700 S. Advisory Committee and the Migrant Parent school’s Wellness Committee and Lauren has Calendar Ukiah Gamblers State St., Ukiah; for informa- Advisory Committee are having their annual taken on the challenging issue of examining Anonymous: Open group tion call Carol Crandal, 743- awards assembly for students who have shown the types of snacks that are found in the vend- Continued from Page 3 meeting, 7 to 8:30 p.m., every 1624. outstanding performance in school and for Thursday; back building at Willits Chess Club: Meets ing machines at Ukiah High School. In addi- house, 8686 East Road, those who have progressed from English learn- tion, the teens are currently working on a joint Christadelphian Hall, 23 Oak beginning at 7 p.m. and play- er to fluent English proficient. There will be Redwood Valley; weigh in Knoll Road, just off S. State project with the local chapter of the Cancer from 9 to 9:30 a.m., meeting ing until people finish on music, dance performance and refreshments. Society to teach elementary students about St., Ukiah; free; 467-9326. Fridays, at Mama Java Cafe, For more information, call the English from 9:30 to 10:30 p.m.; call health and nutrition. Ukiah Senior Center 25 W. Mendocino Ave., Language Learners Office at 463-5286. 485-8260 or 485-7795. Luncheon: All are invited to Mendocino County Office of Education’s Ukiah Community of Willits; all level of players are Nutrition Grant Coordinator Sherri Steinmann meet for lunch at 11:30 a.m., Mindful Living: Meets welcome; for information, call is acting as advisor to these students and Monday evenings from 6:30 Monday through Friday, at the UHS class of 1976 looking recently they provided a presentation to the Ukiah Senior Center, 499 Herb, 459-5911. to 8:30; an interfaith If an organization changes for missing classmates Mendocino County Youth Council and will Mindfulness Practice Group Leslie St., $5 members, $6 continue to keep the council informed about a phone number, an address, Ukiah High School class of 1976 is looking inspired by teachings of Thich non-members; call to make a their projects and outcomes. Nhat Hanh; it uses meditation reservation; 462-4343. or any information in this cal- for missing classmates for its upcoming According to Steinmann “schools around endar, call Richard Rosier at reunion Aug. 19. Please call Chris (Zynda) exercises to deepen aware- Ukiah Toastmasters the state are faced with the problem of obesity ness, expand ability to deal Club: Meets Fridays, from the Ukiah Daily Journal at Oldham, at 485-1023 or email her at chrisol- and the State of California has taken action” to [email protected] to update mailing addresses. with difficulties, and increase 6:45 to 7:45 a.m. in the 468-3520, or e-mail at udjfea- encourage students, parents, faculty and the joy in life; open to all levels of Washington Mutual [email protected]. 6 – MONDAY, MAY 8, 2006 SPORTS Sports Editor: Tony Adame, 468-3518 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected]

LOCAL CALENDAR Sharks take Game 1 By GREG BEACHAM Oilers on Sunday night in Game our minds was getting our legs TODAY 1 of the second-round series. moving. It was one of those PREP GOLF The Associated Press • Ukiah at North Coast Section qualifiers, SAN JOSE — Ville Nieminen Marleau’s latest offensive gem games where you could do some Arcata, noon started it with one zealous check was an afterthought when the hitting.” TUESDAY, MAY 9 Sharks showed off their aggres- Rookie Milan Michalek had PREP BASEBALL after another. The rest of the San • Potter Valley at Mendocino, 4 p.m. sive side in the final two periods. two assists and Vesa Toskala • Elsie Allen at Ukiah, 4 p.m. Jose Sharks followed, and the PREP SOFTBALL crowd roared to a crescendo with San Jose’s forechecking did stopped 15 shots in his fifth con- • Potter Valley at Mendocino, 4 p.m. • Santa Rosa at Ukiah, 4 p.m. every white jersey falling to the much of the work in holding the secutive victory for the Sharks, WEDNESDAY, MAY 10 ice. Oilers to two shots in the one- who took control of the series PREP BASEBALL Everybody knew the Sharks sided second period — and the opener with a one-sided second • Rancho Cotate at Ukiah, 4 p.m. had speed. In their series-open- pesky Nieminen played an period featuring Ehrhoff’s first THURSDAY, MAY 11 PREP SOFTBALL ing win over Edmonton, Team inspired game that included sev- career playoff goal. • Ukiah at Piner, 4 p.m. Teal showed plenty of bite as eral big checks. San Jose then hung on against FRIDAY, MAY 12 well. “I like whatever brings the another late-game surge by the PREP BASEBALL • Piner at Ukiah, 4 p.m. Captain Patrick Marleau meat loaf to the table,” he said eighth-seeded Oilers, who • Potter Valley at Laytonville, 4 p.m. with a grin when asked if he pre- thrived on the road and in tight PREP SOFTBALL scored his eighth goal of the • Potter Valley at Laytonville, 4 p.m. ferred hitting to scoring. “We games in their first-round upset PREP SWIMMING postseason and added an assist ANG Newspapers • Ukiah at North Bay League on Christian Ehrhoff’s go-ahead noticed earlier in the playoffs of Detroit, capped by their four- Championships, Santa Rosa San Jose’s Jonathan Cheechoo and goal, leading the hard-hitting that teams who had a little layoff Edmonton’s Ryan Smyth battle for the puck SATURDAY, MAY 13 looked flat, so the first thing in See SHARKS, Page 7 PREP SOFTBALL Sharks to a 2-1 victory over the Sunday in San Jose. San Jose won, 2-1. • Piner at Ukiah, 11 a.m. • Healdsburg at Ukiah, 1 p.m. PREP SWIMMING • Ukiah at North Bay League Championships, Santa Rosa AUTO RACING • NSRA Racing at Ukiah Speedway, 5 p.m. MLB | PHILADELPHIA 9, SAN FRANCISCO 5

-Calendar listings are culled from the most recent schedules provided by the schools Gomes and organizations in our coverage area. Please report schedule changes or incorrect listings to The Daily Journal Sports Department at 468-3518. Bonds one away shines in TV LISTINGS Bay TODAY MLB Minnesota at Texas, 4 p.m. (ESPN) Houston at San Francisco, 7 p.m. (ESPN) from Ruth NBA PLAYOFFS New Jersey at Miami, 5 p.m. (TNT) Los Angeles Clippers at Phoenix, 7:30 p.m. debut (TNT) NHL PLAYOFFS Buffalo at Ottawa, 4 p.m. (OLN) Edmonton at San Jose, 7:30 p.m. (OLN) By JANIE McCAULEY TUESDAY, MAY 9 The Associated Press MLB OAKLAND — A good chunk of Oakland at Toronto, 4 p.m. (FSN) Chicago at San Francisco, 7 p.m. (FSN) Petaluma’s population packed the NBA PLAYOFFS Cleveland at Detroit, 4 p.m. (TNT) stands to support hometown star Dallas at San Antonio, 6:30 p.m. (TNT) NHL PLAYOFFS Jonny Gomes. Anaheim at Colorado, 5 p.m. (OLN) Tampa Bay’s entertaining desig- nated hitter estimated close to 1,000 fans came to watch and cheer him — and he knows they left the stadium COMMUNITY satisfied with his performance. DIGEST Exhausted from all the ticket requests, Gomes still managed to hit a pair of RBI doubles, and Mark Trucking Club softball Hendrickson pitched six strong tournament May 27-28 innings in the Devil Rays’ 3-2 victo- The James Hill Trucking Softball ry over the Oakland Athletics on Club will be hosting the James Sunday. Hill Trucking Memorial Weekend “It’s awesome when all eyes are Invitational. The men’s softball tournament will be held at on you, especially the hometown Lowden Park in Weaverville May crowd,” Gomes said. “I was just try- 27th and 28th. ing not to embarrass myself.” Teams are guaranteed three games. Entry fee is $250. Aubrey Huff drove in a run with a There is an unlimited height groundout to help Tampa Bay win a pitch. Camping and Gem show at day after Jason Kendall’s roller went the park. For more information call Richard Marks at 707-445-3432 through his legs at third base as the or Perry Price at 707-443-6854 or A’s scored the winning run in the e-mail: [email protected]. ninth. This time, it was the Devil Rays Ukiah Men’s Club who put up two unearned runs in the Invitational Memorial third following pitcher Brad Halsey’s Day weekend throwing error to third. Tampa Bay won a series in Oakland for the first The 47th Annual Ukiah Men’s Club Invitational will be held May time and also got its first victory 26-28. against a left-handed starter this year. Five man teams playing their Hendrickson (2-2) ended a two- three best balls will be the format. Entry fee is $130 plus green fees start losing streak and won for the and optional cart rental. It is first time since coming off the dis- open to all UMCG members and abled list after missing time with invited guests. There will be plenty of cash prizes and a nice fleece warm up See GOMES, Page 8 jacket as a tee prize. Cocktail party Friday night and banquet dinner Sat. Entry limited to the first 200 players to signup. Money winners qualify for the TOC. De La Hoya Ukiah Junior Giants baseball program set becomes a for July-August Signups start May 15 for the boxing Ukiah Junior Giants, a free base- ball program starting in mid-July and running for six weeks. Signups will be from May 15- Lazarus June 30 at the Redwood Health Club. Call Kim Garroute at 462- By GREG BEACHAM 4501 with questions. The Associated Press Soccer sign-Ups LAS VEGAS — When Oscar De La Hoya gets back to his adopted begin May 11 home in Puerto Rico, he’ll have plen- ty of lucrative choices to make about The Ukiah Valley Youth Soccer League will be holding sign-ups his revitalized career — who to fight, beginning May 11 at Nokomis when to fight, and when to stop. Elementary School. KRT photo Deciding to stay at home with his Registration for assistant Barry Bonds points to the sky after hitting career home run No. 713 Sunday. coaches and sponsors will be wife and son might be the bravest held May 11 from 6-8 p.m. By MIKE FITZPATRICK soon broke it open and pushed their winning streak to choice of all. Returning players can register The Associated Press eight games for the first time in 15 years. De La Hoya got the boxing world May 12 from 6-8 p.m., while new buzzing Saturday night after a 20- players can sign up May 13 from PHILADELPHIA — Barry Bonds is heading home, The last time Philadelphia won eight in a row was a 13- 9-4 p.m. one behind the Babe. game run in 1991. month absence from the ring, pound- Make up registration for anyone Bonds hit his 713th homer Sunday night, moving with- The Giants were headed back to San Francisco to begin ing Ricardo Mayorga from the open- else will take place on May 20 ing-minute knockdown to the final from 9-4 p.m. in one of tying Babe Ruth for second place on baseball’s a homestand, but Bonds is not expected to play Monday All players must bring an ID career list. night. flurry of head punches in the sixth sized photo that will be used to “It’s overwhelming right now,” Bonds said. “It’s a lit- Bonds had been held in check since arriving here on round to claim the WBC 154-pound make a player ID. Any player who title. did not play with UVYSL last year tle bit larger than a single-season home run record. It’s Friday. He went 3-for-9 in Philadelphia’s three-game must also bring a birth certificate. sweep with a pair of singles. He had gone 11 at-bats since The Golden Boy provided both a big. It’s really, really big.” blast from the past and a thrilling Registration costs $35 for the The San Francisco Giants’ slugger hit a mammoth shot his previous home run Tuesday against San Diego. first child, $30 for the second, As he took his slow trot around the bases, some of the taste of his potential future, in any and $25 for the third. Uniforms in the sixth inning off Philadelphia right-hander Jon one of several big-money matches will cost $25 and include a shirt, Phillies fans — who had been needling Bonds with boos Lieber, sending a 2-1 pitch off the facade of the right-field that will be his for the choosing. But shorts, and two pairs of socks. upper deck during a 9-5 loss to the Phillies. and derisive chants throughout the series — stood up, Please call 467-9797 or visit cheered and clicked photographs. De La Hoya already might have www.uvysl.org for more informa- “They tell me that’s the way the Babe used to hit accomplished everything he needed tion. them,” Giants manager Felipe Alou said. He struck out swinging in his next at-bat against reliev- to do by going out as a winner and a Bonds’ fifth homer of the season was estimated at 450 er Aaron Fultz in the eighth inning, sending many fans champion. Just minutes after pound- City of Ukiah offers feet, one of the longest ever at Philadelphia’s hitter- heading for the exits. He was taken out of the game before ing Mayorga, De La Hoya’s conflict- free lifeguard training friendly park. He needs 42 to tie Hank Aaron for the the bottom of the inning, replaced in left field by Jason ing feelings were obvious. major league record. Ellison. “I always want to fight the best The City of Ukiah Community “About tore that golden arches sign down out there,” Carlos Oliveras caught the home run ball, specially Service Department would like to challenge out there, but there’s noth- Phillies manager Charlie Manuel said. “I’m glad he’s marked to assure authenticity. The 25-year-old Oliveras, ing on the table right now,” he said. announce registration for the leaving town, too, because he’s about to get hot.” See DIGEST, Page 7 The solo homer cut the Phillies’ lead to 5-3, but they See BONDS, Page 7 See BOXING, Page 8 THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL SPORTS MONDAY, MAY 8, 2006 – 7 Lakers ponder what COMMUNITY DIGEST — CONTINUED FROM PAGE 6 American Red Cross lifeguard train- referee clinic May 15-18, from 6-9 Mendocino County Sheriff’s SAL and ing course. Classes will begin May 6, p.m., and May 20 from 9 a.m.-3 p.m. are ongoing at the Redwood Health and is free to those who are seeking at the Nokomis School. Club for all ages and levels. Autumn employment with the City Pool. For more information, call Friedhelm class times are as follows: Tuesdays went wrong, look to 2007 For others not interested in employ- Engeln at 485-7308. at 5:30 p.m., Thursdays at 6:45 p.m., ment with the City Pool, the cost is and Fridays at 5 p.m. By JOHN NADEL Lakers to their previous great- Tim Thomas for a game-tying $310, which includes all books and Ukiah Community Karate Anyone interested in joining SAL materials. Kids program must fill out the necessary paperwork The Associated Press ness, made strides with a 3-pointer, forcing overtime. Pre-Registration must be completed to become a SAL member and pay $5 LOS ANGELES — The young team. The Suns went on to win 126- at The City of Ukiah, 411 W. Clay The Sheriff’s Youth Activities League a year. Minors must have the forms The Lakers went 34-48 and 118. Street. Please call City of Ukiah is teaching free youth karate pro- signed by their parents. Please allow joy and anticipation stoked by Community Services Department at grams at the Redwood Health Club 10 minutes before class to do this. the possibility of an unprece- missed the playoffs during the Then came the disastrous 463-6021 for more information. (3101 S. State St., Ukiah) on At the end of the summer, boxing dented Battle of L.A. disap- year he was gone, but Game 7 in Phoenix. Wednesday nights and Sunday after- hours will be extended so please noons for ages 6 and older. check for further notice. peared with the greatest play- improved by 11 games this “It’s all growth for us, it’s Ukiah High School Interested parties can register at the off collapse in Lakers history. season and returned to the all evolution,” said Bryant, Booster Club sets meet- class and Sheriff’s Activities League Rusty Bowl BMX To make matters even postseason. who scored 23 points in the ing for May 8 fees are $5 annually. Membership “We wanted to see growth first half of Game 7 but just with the Redwood Health Club is not Bicycle motocross races are held worse, it was capped by an required. For more information, call weekly at Rusty Bowl BMX, located at embarrassing flop in Game 7. out of a young basketball one after that. “I think at the There will be a Ukiah High School the Sheriff’s Activities League voice the east end of Gobbi Street in Ukiah. So now, with the Clippers club, and we saw that at the start of the season, nobody Booster Club meeting Monday, May 1 mail at 468-4288, RHC at 468-0441 The American Bicycle Association- end of the season,” said expected us to be here. I think at 5:30 p.m in Bulding A in the Career or chief instructor Mike Tobin at 354- sanctioned races are held Saturdays about to play Phoenix in the Center. 0565 and leave your number. with sign-ups from 9:30-10:30 a.m. Western Conference semifi- Jackson, whose team went 11- the growth that we have, the Up for discussion will be a budget and racing immediately after. nals, the Lakers head home 3 to finish the year, turning a talent that we have, the request for uniforms. For more infor- Willits Community For more information, call the Rusty for the summer to ponder 34-34 record into a 45-37 upside, is good. mation call Sue Wallace at 485-8412. Karate Kids program Bowl hotline at 462-0249. what went so completely mark. “Kwame Brown obviously The Sheriff’s Activities League is Ukiah Women's “We had some momentum has a lot of talent and a lot of Girls youth softball also teaching free youth karate pro- wrong against the Suns. grams at the Body Works Gym (1511 18-Hole Golf Club The Lakers were just a coming into the playoffs, and potential. He’s going to work umpires needed S. Main St., Willits) on Monday and rebound and six seconds away we played a good series hard this summer; he’ll be bet- Friday nights for ages 6 and older. Local lady golfers are invited to join Interested parties can register at the the Ukiah Women’s 18-Hole Golf from advancing to the second against the Phoenix Suns, dis- ter next year. Lamar Odom The City of Ukiah needs girls youth class and Sheriff’s Activities League Club. Golfers hit the links every round of the playoffs in Game counting this last, final has stepped up and really softball umpires. fees are $5 annually. Membership Tuesday. Those interested in joining 6. game,” Jackson said. “We turned himself into being one Pay is $16 per game, with each with the fitness club is not required. the club may call Shirley Dietrick at game having a maximum game time For more information, call the Sheriff’s 485-5540. How in the world could have to make some large deci- of the best players in this of 90 minutes. The season runs from Activities League voice mail at 468- they have been so horrific in sions about this team — about game. We have some good May-June, and games are played on 4288, Body Works at 459-0594 or NCRC Raceway who stays and what we build pieces in there.” Monday and Thursday evenings. chief instructor Mike Tobin at 354- Game 7? Applications are available at the City 0565 and leave your number. R/C racing our team around. Brown and Odom made of Ukiah, 411 W. Clay St., or for more “I don’t know what to say,” NCRC hosts radio-controlled car information call 463-6714. coach Phil Jackson said after “But we feel comfortable great strides in the last two Tiny Tigers kinderkarate racing on the third or fourth Sunday of his team was routed 121-90 on we have a nucleus and we can months, but both looked out Tollow Dojo is hosting the weekly each month at the Redwood Empire Saturday night. go from there. And hopefully, of it in the last game, combin- Mendocino College Tiny Tigers kinder karate course, Fairgrounds (1055 N. State St., we can find some pieces that ing to shoot 7-of-24. which utilizes proven techniques to Ukiah). Sign-ups start at 9 a.m. “To be honest, I think some youth and high school teach martial arts to children 4 to 6 Racing starts at 11 a.m. sharp. Get of us came out a little over- will make us a little bit better Odom said he planned to football camps years old. there early to set up. whelmed,” Luke Walton said. next year.” “watch this game over and The class is held Saturdays from NCRC hosts both road course and The Lakers played their over this summer.” 12:30-1:20 p.m. The first class is free. oval racing for novice to expert dri- “We’re a better team than we Mendocino College will host a youth Call 463-1347 or 621-0714 to sign up. vers. showed and should have best ball of the season in the “Know what it feels like to football camp from July 10-14 and a Tollow Dojo is located at 3001 S. State For more information, call Eric at first four games against the lose a game like this on some- high school football camp on July 21. St., No. 4. 462-9569. moved on.” Both camps will be held at But the Lakers didn’t. Suns, giving superstar Kobe body’s home court the way we Mendocino College from 4:30 p.m. - 7 Willits boxing program Instead, they lost a playoff Bryant more help than he lost it,” he said. “Take that p.m. each day, and the cost is $90. To place an announcement in the series after holding a 3-1 lead could have expected in taking hurt with you in the summer.” This is a full contact camp for ages 6- The Sheriff's Youth Activities League “Community Sports Digest,” contact a 3-1 lead. Smush Parker emerged 14. "Willits" Boxing Program is currently The Ukiah Daily Journal Sports for the first time, and the Suns The high school camp will run from meeting at the Body Works Gym and Department by phone at 468-3518. became just the eighth NBA Game 5 in Phoenix was a from journeyman status to do 11 a.m. - 3 p.m., the cost is $25, and Martial Arts Center (1511 Main St. in You may also mail your listing to 590 wipeout. Then, playing at a decent job opposite Bryant it is a position specific camp for high Willits) on Monday and Wednesday S. School Street, Ukiah, Calif., 95482, team to rally from such a nights at 7 p.m. in the aerobic room. school age football players. e-mail it to [email protected], or deficit. home, the Lakers had a great in the backcourt. But for the Any questions about either camp This program is free and open to the public. Ages 8 and above are encour- fax it to us at 468-3544. Because the Jackson, the $10 million shot to win Game 6. But most part, he played poorly in can be directed to Mike Mari at 707- “Community Sports Digest” is a FREE 468-3098. aged to participate. coach brought back this sea- Shawn Marion rebounded a the last four games, failing to For more information, call Body service, no guarantees can be made son to try and restore the missed shot by teammate contain Nash and shooting 7- Works Gym at 459-0594. There is an on the frequency of a listing’s appear- Steve Nash and got the ball to of-37. Entry level clinic for soc- annual $5 insurance/registration fee. ance in The Daily Journal. To assure cer referees your event maximum publicity, please Boxers wanted contact either our classified (468- 3535) or display advertising (468- 1974. Perhaps no pursuit of sec- There will be an entry level soccer Boxing classes are offered by 3510) departments. Ruth’s total is the record ond place in anything has ever Bonds for left-handed hitters, and garnered as much attention as SCOREBOARD Continued from Page 6 Bonds has said he’s more Bonds closing in on Ruth. The Jose leads series 1-0 interested in owning that mark Phillies said they received MLB NHL Monday, May 8: Edmonton at San Jose, 10:30 p.m. an Airman 1st Class who lives than catching Aaron. about 200 requests for media NATIONAL LEAGUE CONFERENCE SEMIFINALS Wednesday, May 10: San Jose at Edmonton, 10 on McGuire Air Force Base in Commissioner Bud Selig credentials this weekend, East Division (Best-of-7) p.m. W L Pct GB EASTERN CONFERENCE Friday, May 12: San Jose at Edmonton, 8 p.m. Fort Dix, N.J., paid $20 for his has said baseball won’t do about 125 more than for a typ- New York 21 10.677 — Ottawa vs. Buffalo Sunday, May 14: Edmonton at San Jose, 10 p.m., if necessary Philadelphia 17 14.548 4 Friday, May 5: Buffalo 7, Ottawa 6, OT, Buffalo seat in Section 202, Row 7. anything special to celebrate ical game. Wednesday, May 17: San Jose at Edmonton, Atlanta 13 18.419 8 leads series 1-0 TBA, if necessary He said he is a Bonds fan Bonds passing Ruth because it The Giants do plan a cele- Washington 11 21.344 10 1/2 Monday, May 8: Buffalo at Ottawa, 7 p.m. Wednesday, May 10: Ottawa at Buffalo, 7 p.m. Friday, May 19: Edmonton at San Jose, 9 p.m., if Florida 8 21.276 12 necessary and would probably keep the would only put the Giants’ bration when Bonds catches Central Division Thursday, May 11: Ottawa at Buffalo, 7 p.m. W L Pct GB Saturday, May 13: Buffalo at Ottawa, 7 p.m., if ball. star in second place. Ruth. The team was set to take necessary Anaheim vs. Colorado Cincinnati 21 11.656 — Monday, May 15: Ottawa at Buffalo, 7 p.m., if nec- Friday, May 5: Anaheim 5, Colorado 0 “I never thought I was Maybe it also has some- an overnight, cross-country St. Louis 20 12.625 1 essary Sunday, May 7: Anaheim 3, Colorado 0, Anaheim going to be lucky like that,” thing to do with allegations of flight and face Houston ace Houston 19 12.613 1 1/2 Wednesday, May 17: Buffalo at Ottawa, 7 p.m., if leads series 2-0 Milwaukee 16 16.500 5 necessary Tuesday, May 9: Anaheim at Colorado, 8 p.m. Oliveras said. steroid use by Bonds and Roy Oswalt at home Monday Chicago 14 16.467 6 Thursday, May 11: Anaheim at Colorado, 10 p.m. It was Bonds’ fourth career baseball’s probe into whether night to make up an April 12 Pittsburgh 9 24.273 12 1/2 Carolina vs. New Jersey Sunday, May 14: Colorado at Anaheim, 3 p.m., if West Division Saturday, May 6: Carolina 6, New Jersey 0, necessary homer off Lieber. But the he took performance-enhanc- rainout. But Alou said Bonds W L Pct GB Carolina leads series 1-0 Tuesday, May 16: Anaheim at Colorado, TBA, if Colorado 19 13.594 — Monday, May 8: New Jersey at Carolina, 7:30 necessary seven-time NL MVP came ing drugs. probably won’t play against Arizona 18 14.563 1 p.m. Thursday, May 18: Colorado at Anaheim, TBA, if into the game 5-for-36 (.139) Bonds has long denied ever the Astros. San Diego 16 15.516 2 1/2 Wednesday, May 10: Carolina at New Jersey, 7 necessary Los Angeles 15 17.469 4 p.m. ——— against the right-hander, his knowingly taking steroids, As Bonds walked out to left San Francisco 14 17.452 4 1/2 Saturday, May 13: Carolina at New Jersey, 3 p.m. CONFERENCE FINALS lowest batting average against though the new book “Game field before the bottom of the Sunday, May 14: New Jersey at Carolina, 7 p.m., (Best-of-7) Saturday’s Games if necessary EASTERN CONFERENCE any pitcher he had faced at of Shadows” reveals his first, fans in the front row of N.Y. Mets 6, Atlanta 5 Tuesday, May 16: Carolina at New Jersey, 7 p.m., TBA ——— St. Louis 7, Florida 6 if necessary WESTERN CONFERENCE least 15 times. alleged extensive doping regi- the bleachers unfurled a huge Pittsburgh 5, Washington 4, 11 innings Thursday, May 18: New Jersey at Carolina, 7:30 TBA Philadelphia 4, San Francisco 1 p.m., if necessary With his mother cheering in men the authors say began sign that read: “Ruth did it on ——— Colorado 5, Houston 0 ——— STANLEY CUP FINALS the stands, Bonds pumped his after the 1998 season when hot dogs and beer. Aaron did it Arizona 3, Cincinnati 1 WESTERN CONFERENCE (Best-of-7) San Diego 2, Chicago Cubs 1, 10 innings San Jose vs. Edmonton fist as he returned to the Bonds saw the attention Mark with class. How did YOU do Sunday, May 7: San Jose 2, Edmonton 1, San TBA L.A. Dodgers 5, Milwaukee 4 dugout, perhaps trying to McGwire and Sammy Sosa it?” In addition, one ‘i’ and the Sunday’s Games inspire a slumping Giants generated in their race for the question mark were dotted St. Louis 9, Florida 1 Washington 5, Pittsburgh 4 team that had lost three single-season homers record. with asterisks. Atlanta 13, N.Y. Mets 3 Colorado 5, Houston 3 Lake and Mendocino Co. straight, six of seven and eight Bonds’ personal trainer, The sign came out again in San Diego 6, Chicago Cubs 3 of 11. Greg Anderson, pleaded the third. Another sign in left L.A. Dodgers 10, Milwaukee 2 Cincinnati 9, Arizona 8 “I’m just happy I didn’t guilty to his role in a steroid field read “LIAR.” Philadelphia 9, San Francisco 5 waste my mom’s trip,” Bonds distribution ring, and a federal Lieber (2-4) allowed four Monday’s Games LARGEST Colorado (Francis 1-2) at St. Louis (Marquis 3-3), said. grand jury is looking into runs and six hits in seven 8:10 p.m. ~ PICK-UP ACCESSORIES ~ Now he is one homer shy whether Bonds perjured him- innings. He is 2-0 in his last Chicago Cubs (Maddux 5-1) at San Diego (CYoung 2-2), 10:05 p.m. of Ruth’s 714, one of the most self when he testified to the three starts after losing his Houston (Oswalt 5-1) at San Francisco (Lowry 0- 0), 10:15 p.m. Lakeport Camper hallowed numbers in a sport separate grand jury that first four outings. Pat Burrell Tuesday’s Games ruled by them. Ruth hit No. indicted Anderson and three hit a two-run homer off Matt Atlanta at Florida, 7:05 p.m. Arizona at Pittsburgh, 7:05 p.m. 714 in 1935 and held the others in the Bay Area Morris (2-3) and drove in N.Y. Mets at Philadelphia, 7:05 p.m. major league record until Laboratory Co-Operative three runs for the Phillies. Washington at Cincinnati, 7:10 p.m. Featuring Colorado at St. Louis, 8:10 p.m. Aaron broke it on April 8, scandal. David Bell had three hits. Milwaukee at San Diego, 10:05 p.m. Houston at L.A. Dodgers, 10:10 p.m. Chicago Cubs at San Francisco, 10:15 p.m.

AMERICAN LEAGUE coach Craig MacTavish said. blast from the slot by East Division “I don’t know whether it was Marleau, who had a hat trick W L Pct GB Sharks New York 18 11.621 — Monday - Friday 8am - 5pm •263-7755 tough for our team to change while scoring seven goals in Boston 19 12.613 — Toronto 16 14.533 2 1/2 Continued from Page 6 the mentality (from the first the five-game first round. Baltimore 14 19.424 6 round). I was really happy Marleau also reclaimed the Tampa Bay 13 19.406 6 1/2 Central Division goal third period in the clinch- with our start, but they took it playoff goal lead from W L Pct GB er. Chicago 22 9.710 — to us physically in the second Ottawa’s Martin Havlat. Detroit 20 12.6252 1/2 “They made it difficult the period.” The Sharks completely Cleveland 17 15.5315 1/2 NEWSPAPER Minnesota 13 18.419 9 last couple of minutes,” San Jose knocked off the dominated the second period, Kansas City 7 22.241 14 ADVERTISING Sharks coach Ron Wilson fourth-seeded Nashville holding Edmonton without a West Division gets read. gets remembered. W L Pct GB said. “We managed to weather Predators in the first round, shot in the first 11:52 while Texas 17 15.531 — gets results! the storm, and I’m happy with while the Oilers upset the keeping the puck in the Oakland 16 15.516 1/2 Los Angeles 14 18.438 3 With so many advertising our effort. ... We just wanted Presidents’ Trophy-winning Oilers’ end for minutes at a Seattle 13 20.3944 1/2 mediums dividing the attention of to establish a forecheck. Red Wings. With four upsets time. Saturday’s Games potential customers, newspapers (Hitting) got contagious, the in the Western Conference’s “You could tell in the sec- L.A. Angels 3, Toronto 0 remain the most effective source Oakland 3, Tampa Bay 2 for reaching consumers. Why? way our crowd was respond- topsy-turvy playoff openers, ond period, we’re on our Boston 9, Baltimore 3 Chicago White Sox 9, Kansas City 2 Simply put, newspapers reach ing to every hit, and we just the Sharks were handed home heels,” center Michael Peca Minnesota 7, Detroit 6 more people, more often. Highly built off that.” ice for the second round and said. “We didn’t really accom- N.Y.Yankees 6, Texas 1 portable and highly visible, Seattle 4, Cleveland 1 The clubs won’t have much the conference finals, if they plish much. We weren’t Sunday’s Games newspaper ads go with people time to dwell on this one: can repeat their 2004 appear- aggressive in our game. They Toronto 3, L.A. Angels 1 and stay with them. Boston 10, Baltimore 3 That means your business is more They’re back in action for ance. These clubs were evenly forecheck so much.” N.Y.Yankees 8, Texas 5 likely to be on their minds when Chicago White Sox 3, Kansas City 2 Game 2 on Monday night in matched in the regular season, Ehrhoff scored his first Minnesota 4, Detroit 2 they’re in the market for related the best-of-seven series. with their young rosters and career playoff goal on a nee- Cleveland 2, Seattle 0 products or services. When it Tampa Bay 3, Oakland 2 comes to spending your Game 3 is in Edmonton on speed-based styles making for dle-threading shot from the Monday’s Games advertising dollars, make the Wednesday night. Minnesota (Radke 3-3) at Texas (Koronka 3-1), entertaining hockey. The boards at the blue line, some- 7:05 p.m. choice that’s tried and true: Dwayne Roloson made 28 opener was just such a game how finding the net’s top cor- L.A. 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Edmonton L.A. Angels at Chicago White Sox, 8:05 p.m. Cleveland at Kansas City, 8:10 p.m. time in the postseason. team speed quickly caught the pulled Roloson for the final 90 Tampa Bay at Seattle, 10:05 p.m. “We were standing still at Sharks’ attention. San Jose seconds, but got just one good the blue line a lot,” Edmonton tied it 5 minutes later on a chance. 8 – MONDAY, MAY 8, 2006 SPORTS THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL Diamond letdown for Cal, Stanford the season for the Cardinal. Golden Bears came into Gaudy offensive stats have almost season ranked No. 25, become a given in the aluminum bat era of college baseball. But Cal and Stanford Cardinal are stuck in last have both struggled at bat this season, a place in Pac-10 big reason why each is having so much difficulty getting above .500. By Glenn Reeves Cal has a team batting average of .263, ANG Newspapers the lowest for a Cal team since the 1993 STANFORD – This has been a season team hit .261. of disappointment for both the Cal and Stanford is hitting .266, the lowest for Stanford baseball teams. a Stanford team since the 1975 team hit The Bay Area rivals are at the bottom .262. That was when bats used by college of the Pac-10 standings: Cal seventh, teams were still made of wood. Stanford ninth and dead last. Cal and Stanford are last and next to But Stanford, after a 6-4 win Sunday last in the Pac-10 in team batting average, over Cal in front of 2,586 at Sunken next to last and last in runs scored. Diamond, has the better chance of reach- “We're not very good offensively,” ing the postseason. Stanford coach Mark Marquess said. “We Stanford (22-21, 7-11 Pac-10) still has got some clutch hits today, which is 12 games left while Cal (24-24, 9-12), something we haven't done all year.” which has final exams the next two After Stanford took the lead on Lewis' weeks, has only five games left. A sweep home run in the fourth, Cal got a run back at Arizona State May 26-28 will be Jeff Trouette/For The Daily Journal on Craig's solo homer in the top of the required for the Bears to reach .500 in Cal No. 1 starter Brandon Morrow fifth. Stanford scored single runs in the Pac-10 play. is one of the few bright spots for sixth on an RBI ground out by Jason Cal came into the season ranked No. the Golden Bears this season, with Castro, a freshman from Castro Valley, 25 by Baseball America. No. 1 starter a 7-3 record and a 1.74 ERA. and on an RBI single by Lewis in the Brandon Morrow (7-3, 1.74 ERA), short- eighth. Jeremy Bleich relieved starter stop Allen Craig (.361, 10 home runs) tough year, unexpectedly so. It's been Matt Manship in the fifth and held Cal and center fielder Brennan Boesch (10 tough to watch, tough to handle.” scoreless until the ninth, when he issued homers) have turned in outstanding sea- Stanford made five consecutive a one-out walk and left the game. sons. On the other hand, only five Cal College World Series appearances from Cal got an RBI single from Rob players are hitting above .270. 1999-2003, but a power shortage has Nesbitt and an infield single from Craig “It's a real uphill battle, about as uphill reached a critical level on the Farm this to load the bases. But Erik Davis induced as it gets,” Cal coach David Esquer said season. 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Truman (1884-1972), U.S. president; Don TODAY’S QUOTE: “I have found the Datebook: Monday, May 8, 2006 Rickles (1926-), comedian/actor, is 80; best way to give advice to your children is to Sonny Liston (1932-1970), boxer; Thomas find out what they want and then advise them Today is the 128th day of 2006 and the day. Pynchon (1937-), novelist, is 69; Keith to do it.” -- Harry S. Truman 50th day of spring. In 1973, a 10-week standoff in Wounded Jarrette (1945-), jazz musician, is 61; Enrique TODAY’S FACT: California is home to TODAY’S HISTORY: In 1886, the first Knee, S.D., between federal authorities and Iglesias (1975-), singer, is 31. more Native Americans than any other U.S. Coca-Cola was sold in Atlanta. American Indian Movement activists ended TODAY’S SPORTS: In 1984, the Soviet state. In 1945, at the end of World War II, the with the surrender of the activists. Union announced that it would boycott that TODAY’S MOON: Between first quarter Allies celebrated V-E (Victory in Europe) TODAY’S BIRTHDAYS: Harry S. year’s Los Angeles Summer Olympics. (May 5) and full moon (May 13).

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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 20 27 34 25 by Henri Arnold and Mike Argirion DAKI 24 40 4 31 Unscramble these four Jumbles, AK IA one letter to each square, 31 14 11 15 RMAN to form four ordinary words. 11 21 18 22 RAAA TOPIL CLUE: IN AFRICA ORDER GRID 87 ©2006 Tribune Media Services, Inc. 87 All Rights Reserved.

25 87 I LOVEN 15 18 87 NA 4 87 I 87 87 87 87 87 5/8/2006 DECODED MESSAGE: RYLURF

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

31 31 35 37 COUR A: “ ” 38 34 32 30 AGEO (Answers tomorrow) 35 35 33 31 RSTA Jumbles: ITCHY ROUSE AFRAID HERESY Saturday’s 30 34 34 36 Answer: When their shift ended, the customs agents MINA were — “DUTY” FREE 5/6/2006 Widow is tired of being treated poorly by husband’s family

Dear Annie: I am a widow with four chil- Wisconsin Ave., NW, Washington, D.C. 20015. Dear Girlfriend: This is a long-ingrained dren. My late husband took his life a little over Dear Annie: I have been dating a 30-year- habit, and the reason it irks you is because it two years ago. I tried to stop him, but unfortu- old man for about 10 months. Let’s call him sounds as if he is overly attached to his moth- nately, there was nothing I could do. That was ANNIE’S MAILBOX “Oedipus.” Oedipus couldn’t be nicer, more er. Is he? If so, that’s your real problem. If not, not his first suicide attempt. By Kathy Mitchell and Marcy Sugar attentive or solicitous of my family and simply tell him with a smile that he sounds just The problem now is that his family treats me friends. He has a great job, a lovely apartment, like a 6- year-old when he says “Mommy,” and and our children horribly. They keep saying and he is debt- free. He loves my dog and you’re surprised he hasn’t outgrown it yet. He that I killed their son and didn’t do enough to Dear Tennessee: Your in-laws are blaming seems to love me. will need to be a little self-conscious in order to prevent him from taking his life, even though you not only because it makes their son’s death So what’s the problem? He calls his mother stop. And if he refuses to stop, you have to they are aware of his previous attempts. Worse, more manageable, but because they do not “Mommy,” and it sets my hackles up every decide if this small thing bothers you enough to they say these cruel things in front of my chil- want to blame themselves for whatever part time I hear it. It’s “Mommy” this and break up. dren. they may have played, real or imagined. Your “Mommy” that, and it drives me nuts. Dear Annie: May I clarify a point in your I realize my in-laws are grieving and look- children should not be hearing their grandpar- I’ve never known any males past the age of response to “Indiana,” whose doctor said she ing for someone to blame. Believe me, I ents say hateful things about their mother. That 12 who called for their “mommy.” I also have didn’t need breast or pelvic exams? You said to blamed myself for a long time. But I do not feel will not help anyone heal. It will only create noticed the raised eyebrows from his co-work- see a gerontologist. their present attitude is good for the children. I more wounds. ers when he talks to “Mommy” on the phone. I A doctor who specializes in the care of older have not talked to him about it because I don’t patients is a geriatrician. A gerontologist is a have told my in-laws that if they want to see Your in-laws are in desperate need of grief counseling and/or survivor support groups. want to make him self-conscious, but I’m start- specialist in aging, usually with an advanced their grandchildren, they need to put their feel- ing to think I should. degree in the study of aging and all aspects of ings aside and act civilly. It hasn’t happened You can find help for them, and for yourself, through Survivors of Suicide (survivorsofsui- All my girlfriends say “get over it” or “kick it. This is a common misunderstanding of the yet. him to the curb.” I don’t want to walk away two titles. You could help to clear it up. Thank I hope you can shed some light on this situ- cide.com) or the American Association of Suicidology (suicidology.org) at 5221 without at least trying to let him know that this you. -- Carolyn Kopp, Gerontologist, Ventura, ation. -- Trying To Function in Tennessee habit is having an untoward effect on him, pro- Calif. fessionally and otherwise. Please make some Dear Carolyn Kopp: Happy to be educated MONDAY EVENING helpful suggestions. -- Girlfriend of on the subject. 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IN MENDOCINO COUNTY days/yr) in Willits corporation located in Deburring/utility FT Olson 360-970-0612 phones, mail, filing, 735 Dusty Road hour. This is tempo- Computer, multi-line BID DATE: May 9, 2006 @ 2:00 PM $27.84 - $46.36/hr. Ukiah is currently days. Must be able to fax res:707-462-1809 typing,errands. Rdwd Vly Apply 9am- seeking an Account- Computer skills a rary seasonal posi- 3pm, 7 days/wk telephones and front We are soliciting bids for the following: Teach students the perform multiple EXECUTIVE ant II. Varied & chal- plus. Must have own tion limited to 960 office experience a Provide materials or subcontracts to perform principals of agri- tasks. Self motivated, DIRECTOR Nurses SNF & ACUTE lenging accounting transp.,Dr. lic., auto hours July through plus. Must have own Signs, Barricades, Guardrail, Striping, Fence, cultural manage- able to work unsuper- Lake Country Tribal RN’s LPNs CNA’s duties. Excel re- ins, references. November. Performs transportation. Erosion Ctrl/Landscaping, Underground Utilit- ment. BA degree in vised. Manual dexter- Health is seeking an Days/Pms/Nocs quired. For appli. & Send appl. to a variety of duties as- Please mail resumes ies, Reinforcing Steel, Concrete Rail, Clear- Agriculture req. Ex- ity req. Able to lift up Executive Director. 8 hrs or 12 hr Shifts job descrp. contact PO Box 1389 sociated with storm to Personal P.O. Box ing, Earthwork, Prestressing, Minor Concrete, perience w/FAA de- to 60 lbs. Willing to Must have a BA de- Per-Diem or TRAVEL RCHDC at 499 Leslie Ukiah, Ca. 95482 drain, storm channel 118, Ukiah Ca 95482 Shotcrete, A.C. Paving, Electrical, Concrete sired. Reg. teach- train. $10/hr + bene- gree, MA degree pre- Positions St., Ukiah, 707-463- or bring to and creek mainte- Curbs/Gutters/SW. ing cred not req’d. fits. Pre emply. phys ferred. Experience in Call David @ RECREATION 1975 ext. 0, or go to 455 E. Gobbi St., nance and assists Plans may be purchased from State of Cali- Desig. Subj. Cred + drug test req. business administra- 916-275-0165 COORDINATOR III www.rchdc.org to Ukiah with the maintenance fornia Dept. of Transportation Plans and issued based upon Liqua-Tech Corp. tion, social science or City of Healdsburg. download. Closing Jack Cox & Associates and repair sewer NURSING Document Section, 1120 N. St., Room 200, work exper. OR Send resume to other related fields, Salary range: $3,558- date: Opened until mains, water services INSTRUCTOR Sacramento, CA 95814-5605, (916-654- possess Sngl Subj. 3501 N. State St. plus two (2) years re- Kendall-Jackson $4,336 per month. filled. EOE street repairs. Re- FT, tenure-track, 4490) fax 916-654-7028). Cost: $35 for non cred in Agriculture. Ukiah, CA 95482 or cent experience in an Wine Estates quires education info and application Full-time position with bidders. Mendocino County fax 462-3576 American Indian/ ACCOUNTING Harvest Field equivalent to gradua- materials available excellent benefit Balfour Beatty Construction, Inc. Office of Education DELIVERY DRIVER Alaska Native pro- INSTRUCTOR Supervisor tion from high school www.mendocino.edu package. Under gen- 2333 Courage Drive, Suite C For an app packet Class A or B license gram. Knowledge of FT, tenure-track, Seasonal position and six months of ex- or call 468-3062 eral supervision Fairfield, CA 94533 visit www.mcoe.us/ Must be over 21. non-profit laws, expe- info and application working directly with perience performing Mendocino College plans, organizes and Lic. No. 89475 jobs or call 40hrs + OT w/bene- rience in personnel materials available our Grower Rela- heavy manual labor. directs year-round Phone (707) 427-8900 Fax (707) 427-8901 707-467-5012 fits. 455 Kunzler supervision and writ- www.mendocino.edu tions Reps. Territory Apply by 5/22/06. Re- Outdoor odd jobs. sports leagues for Contact: Betty Rizzio DEADLINE: Ranch Rd. Ukiah ing and verbal com- or call 468-3062 includes Lake and quest application: student OK Wknds youth and adults, and 100% Performance and Payment Bonds may 5/25/06 DRIVERS - Golden munication skills. Mendocino College Mendocino Coun- City of Healdsburg $8-15/hr. 462-4491 recreation programs be required. Contact Balfour Beatty Construc- State Overnight is Preference given to ties. Responsibilities Personnel Office, 401 for children, teen- tion, Inc. for bonding and insurance ROP TEACHER hiring drivers with qualified Native PACU/PRE-OP RN Auto Detail include monitoring Grove Street, agers, and adults; co- assistance. CULINARY ARTS van or pickup Americans in accord- Per Diem Manager of vineyards, assist- Healdsburg, CA ordinates, directs and An Equal Opportunity Employer P/T (1 hr/day, w/shell for local ance with Indian pref- & OR RN Will train right person ing with the coordi- 95448 plans a variety of rec- 5 dys/wk, 10 Drug test req. Red- morning small pack- erence act (title 2 nation of harvest FT, PT,PD reational and facility mos/yr) (707) 431-3322. 320-06 wood Tree 462-4472 age delivery routes U.S. code 472 & 473) and supervising 2-3 Day shift No On-Call, use functions; assists $27.84-$46.36/hr. EOE/AA/ADA. 5/2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11/06 BREAKFAST COOK based in Mendocino Send resume to grape samplers. Po- No Wknds. organizations with Teach culinary arts MEDICAL INVITATION TO BID 1-2 yrs exp. pref. County area. Earn 707-263-0329) Attn: sition is 5-6 days a Ukiah Surgery Center planning and pro- class at Round Val- OFFICE The Round Valley Indian Tribe is accepting Creativity a plus. $10.00 per hour Raymond Brown week, starting in 467-2120 gram development; ley High School. RECEPTIONIST bids under seal for the construction of a Apply within plus mileage reim- Sr./Tina Ramos June, continuing Permanent, part-time directs scheduling of Must have min of 5 Computer literate; 200,000 gallon welded steel water storage Schat’s Bakerie’s bursement plus ad- Exp Biologist- through Harvest. Shelter Manager po- athletic fields, school yrs exper in culina- bilingual English- tank and appurtenances. The project area is 113 W. Perkins St. ditional reimburse- Forest Tech Pos Must be willing and sition for extremely grounds, parks and ry arts. Reg. teach- Spanish. Will train. located on the Round Valley Reservation ask for Lisa or Phil ment based on local Avail for seasonal able to work a flexi- busy office ( HSIMC community facilities. ing cred not req’d. Resume to 242-B near Covelo, CA. The Owner will receive Bids Cabinet Makers, fuel cost. Benefits work at NCRM Cal- ble schedule. Offers - Humane Society). request application: Desig. Suj. Cred is- Hospital Drive, Ukiah until 2:00 PM local timie (PST) on the 25th Helpers, & Furn. available including pella. Must have reli- an excellent oppor- Good computer, peo- City of Healdsburg sued based upon or fax 463-2557 day of May, 2006. Please contact the Owners Builder. Exp. Panel- health coverage and able field transporta- tunity to those seek- ple & animal skills a Personnel Office, work exper. Representative, Crystal Britton, at (707) 983- ing & other architec- 401K with Company tion. Fax Resume to ing a career in Viti- MOTOSPORTS OF must. Current rate - 401 Grove Street, Mendocino County tural details. Benicia, match. 485-8962 or Email to culture. Vehicle pro- UKIAH $10.50/hour. Dead- Healdsburg, CA 6126 or the Project Engineer, David Mazorra, Office of Education at (707) 462-5314 extension 104 for requests CA 707-745-1900 Call Steven Koller [email protected] vided. Please sub- F/T mech. and sales- line 5/10/06. Fax 95448, For an app packet 866-779-7726. mit resumes to person, knwldge a + resume 462-0665. (707) 431-3322. to obtain the bidding documents. visit www.mcoe.us/ Caregiver for mental EXPERIENCED BLHR via fax at See David or Ben for Primary Grade Apply by 5/19/06. jobs or call health facility. Knowl- DRIVERS MAINTENANCE (707) 836-2203 app. Also looking for Teacher 05-06 EOE/AA/ADA 707-467-5012 edge of Psych meds. Tankers wanted for P/T ON CALL LOST & or email P/T housekeeping. school yr, FT, temp PUBLIC NOTICE DEADLINE: $8-$10 hr to start. Dandee Transporta- Apply in person Redwood Tree 30 FOUND [email protected] See Gloria for app. position w/bene. 5/15/06 467-0911 tion in Ukiah, CA, pay 1343 S. Dora St. Pickup & deliver cars 319-06 Ukiah School for 1850 N. State St. $35,374-$44,337/yr. Cashier P/T to $23.75 per hour, FARM EQUIP Lawson locally. Customer 5/8,15,22,29/06 Dogs Basic Training Ukiah Valid CA cred req’d. ROP TEACHER permanent. M-F work all year round, MECHANIC FT Time Station/Shotgun in service skills a must. STATEMENT OF 6 wk course. Starts Multipurpose Apply Sara I., Ander- RESIDENTIAL Apply in person major oil contracts, Start immed, exp with Hopland. MOD Pos. 462-4472 ABANDONMENT OF Sat 5-13 10-11am Senior Services son Vly District Of- ELECTRICIAN The Sound Company late model equip- tractors, spray rigs, P/T, wkds, evngs. SECRET USE OF FICTITIOUS $75. or $15. per class Program - Ukiah fice, Box 457, Boon- PT (3 hrs/eve, 2 Certified Tree Care ment, benefits, 401k, pumps, misc eq. Call 744-1977 SHOPPERS BUSINESS NAME 485-0556 for info. RN Case Manager ville, CA 95415 eves/wk) in Ukiah Specialist or Equiv- 3 years class A driv- Knowledge of or- Licensed Needed to Evaluate The following person position available in Prog. Coordinator $27.84-$46.36/hr. alent Experience ing exp, must have chards & vineyards Contractor needed Local Bussinesses (persons) have aban- friendly, team orient- for prog. at Ukiah Se- Prepare students If trees are your area hazmat and tanker helpful. Must be self for occasional Flex hrs, E-Mail doned the use of the 100 INSTRUCTION ed non-profit office, nior Ctr. for seniors for employment as of expertise and spe- endorsement to be motivated & able to general repair jobs. Req’d 800-585-9024 fictitious business Cosmetology- helping frail elders re- w/dev. disabilities. residental electri- cialization, then you eligible. Call 888- work independently. $35/hr Call 485-5759 ext 6520 name: Manicuring Classes main at home. PHN Assist/plan activities. cians. Reg. teach- should consider a fu- 383-2410 ext 21. Class A useful. Sal- MI CASA FINE Ukiah Beauty College LIKE or BSN preferred. HS dplma., creativity, SHORT TERM ing cred not req’d. ture with Family tree Drivers-Class A. ary based on exp. GOODS + IMPORTS Enroll Now 462-8831 CHILDREN? 32hrs/wk, $2848- good people skills THERAPUTIC Desig. Subj. Cred Service, Inc., one of Night shift, chips, ACO PO Box 946 415 South State 3139/mo. exc. ben. & exp. w/disabled. HOME FOR HELP issue based upon the leading tree care local haul. Current Kelseyville, CA This might be Street Call 468-9347, 301 MTWF: 8:30-3:30 CHILDREN SEEKS WANTED work exper. OR companies in Mendo- DMV printout 95451 707-279-4204 the job for you. Ukiah,CA 95482 120 S. State, Ukiah. EOE $12.34-$12.96/hr. + MATURE RESPON- possess Sngl.Subj. cino, Humboldt and 459-4131 FIELD MECHANIC CHILDCARE Monica Gawera $8- $10.75 hr. NEW EXCITING benes. resume, cover SIBLE & PROFES- cred in Ind. Arts. Sonoma Counties. EMPLOYMENT Exp. diesel, aerial & WORKERS, 415 South State MORNING, EVE. & POSITION WORK- ltr. to 301 S. State St. SIONAL INDIVIDU- Mendocino County We offer permanent const. equip mech. ALL SHIFTS. Street NIGHT SHIFTS and TRAINING ING WITH KIDS Ukiah 463-8725 EOE AL FOR POSITION Office of Education positions, an exc. RENTAL YARD F/T 4 day week. Ukiah, CA 95482 No exp. Pd. training WORKER I 6 wks pd vacation IN UKIAH For an app packet benefits & comp. pkg PERSON, RENTAL Starting salary Ranch Manager The fictitious busi- provided. Cooking, Mendocino 401 K. Day & Eve 6 wks pd vacation visit www.mcoe.us/ and an ongoing COORDINATOR, $9.40 per hour. Caretaker ness name referred cleaning, driving & County avail. Small homelike 401 K. Day & Eve jobs or call education program. EXP. CLASS A On call $9 per hour. Large ranch in to above was filed in providing living skills Department of environment, good avail. Prior work in 707-467-5012 Please apply to: EQUIP.TRANS- Qualifications: Northern Mendocino County on 1/05/05. assist. to adults w/ pay & benefits. Fax Human services DEADLINE: Family Tree Service, Social Services. PORT DRIVER Pass medical and County has a live- This business was developmental disa- resume to 463-6957. Pref. Small homelike 5/15/06 Inc. P.O. Box 1325, Job Alliance Individs. req’d to drug exam, TB test, on-site, full time po- conducted by a Cali- bilities. Will consider environment, good Laytonville, CA Program maintain positive criminal back- NOW sition. Duties include fornia Limited Part- resp. Hi. Schl. Sr. pay & benefits. Fax 95454 (707)984-6629 Biweekly Salary- attitude & exceptional ground check and ACCEPTING security, mainte- nership. This state- 485-0165, 468-0602 TEACHER - resume to 463-6957. Fax: 984-8060 email: $1245-$1514 customer service at have valid Cal. APPLICATIONS nance. of roads, ment was filed with SPECIAL Supervisor INSTRUCTIONAL [email protected] Seeking individuals all times. Please Drivers license. fence, range, and the County Clerk of GREAT NEW Craft/Fabric Store PARA EDUCATION to facilitate a cli- contact: Mark Nichols Cypress Ridge equipment, a small Mendocino County CNA’s F/T, P/T, MEDICAL, DENTAL, Work in a creative & PROFESSIONAL (autism) ent’s transition from Rental Solutions Apartments cow/calf operation on April 28, 2006. days & PM’s. VISION PKG. fun environment. Ex- 6.5 hrs/day, 5 FT (7 Hrs/5 Days) public assistance to 707-953-6971 520 Cypress St. and other associated /s/Monica Gawera Great working cond. matching 403B perience helpful-days days /wk in Ukiah $27.84-$46.36/hr employment. Exp. Ft. Bragg, CA 95437 task. Fax: experi- MONICA GAWERA Apply in person Graveyard shift TSA Plan, paid holi- with flexibility. Excel- $12.74-$16.26/hr. BA degree & ap- in vocational guid- ence & contact info Valley View Skilled WORKING with kids, days & vacation, lent customer service Assist certificated propriate CA Sp Nursing Center, ance or employ- HUD subsidized to 707-829-3615 small homelike envi- paid training’s, on & cash handling staff w/instruction of Ed Teaching Cre- 1162 S.Dora, Ukiah ment counseling senior housing to Real Estate 10 NOTICES ronment, good pay & duty meals. skills. Apply in per- high-risk students. dential req’d. Exp Cold Creek Compost and some college benefits. Fax resume income qualified Licensed or not. ADOPTIONS & FREE Co-op Day son Beverly Fabrics AA degree or 48 in autism required. has position open for preferred. Full time to 463-6957 applicants. We’re hiring now! FOSTER CARE Care Provided 728 S. State St Ukiah college units req. 3 yrs. teaching a loader operator. w/benefits. Closes: Offices in your area. True to Life Children's HANDYPERSON Apply: Volunteer or paid exp. in sp. ed. pre- We offer pd. vaca- 5/19/06. for info call Must be 62+ or Will pay for your Support develop- Services seeks families. Apply in person TRINITY YOUTH experience w/chil- ferred. MA prefer- tion, heath & retire- 707-467-5866 or to mobility impaired. license & training. mentally disabled Reimbursement, training Baechtel Creek Inn. dren and/or adoles- red. ment. F/T year round. apply online go to: SERVICES 800-400-5391 ex. 958 in their own home. & professional support 101 Gregory Ln. cents is desirable. Pay DOE. 485-5966 915 W. Church St. PT, FT & wkends. PU provided. 463-1100 Mendocino www.mss.ca.gov RECEPTIONIST Willits or on line@ application at #236800809 Mendocino County County Office of “Career for Law Firm. Office of Education Head Start Teacher wwwtrinitycfs.org Mountain View Education Opportunities” Computer skills Elizabeth Hutchins For an app packet Salary $12-$13 per hr. 1000 Sanford Ranch For an app packet necessary. Salary announces her sep- visit www.mcoe.us/ EMPLOYMENT Please apply or send Rd. Ukiah. 468-9331. call visit Maintenance depending on experi- eration from William jobs or call TRAINING Resume to: www.mcoe.us/jobs Associate ence. Please fax TASTING ROOM M. Hutchins Jr. as of 707-467-5012 POSSIBILITIES. Pinoleville Native or call Come Join Busy Prop. Mgt. firm Please call resume along with a P/T SALES 5/1/06 DEADLINE: Youth Ages 17-21. American Head Start 707-467-5012 707-964-7715 copy of current Wine knowledge a LOST & 5/15/06 Our Team Ukiah area call 500 Pinoleville Dr. seeks motivated, DEADLINE: 5/11/06 Now accepting driver’s license to plus. Fax resume to: FOUND 467-5924 Ukiah, Ca. 95482 30 applications for dependable, individ- 707-468-0453. 744-1348 EMPLOYMENT 707-468-3835 LOST FIT BMX bike Carpenters 2 Retail Video Techs ual w/basic con- SALES TECHNICIANS on 4/29, off hwy.101, Assistant $8-$12 Merchandiser Casino Exp. TRAINING HOUSEKEEPER Ken Fowler auto cen- Cage Cashiers struction exp. for navy blue, w/ tan hr. to start DOE. for major greeting POSSIBILITIES Part time Now Hiring servers, ASSOCIATE ter is looking for Cooks Youth Ages 17-21. Potter Vly. F/T position. Must seat. 525-8788 Can work into high- card company in Host & Hostesses bussers, & kitchen, F/T. Benefits avail. experienced er wages for the Ukiah area. EOE Coyote Valley Ft. Bragg/Willits area 743-1721 have reliable vehicle Apply in person GM/Subaru techs to Lost Red & Blue cooks & bartenders. right person. Clean Call Linda 800-373- Shodakai Casino call 456-3778 LABORERS & valid DL. Benefit THURSTON join our service team. Macaw (Large DMV & drug Please apply @ 3636 ext 93416 7751 N. State St. Exp. lumber truck for FT Pole clearers. pkg avail. Apply at HONDA Apply at www. Parrot) Last seen in screening req. Redwood Valley driver. Class A Req. Crushed Grape 1400 Hastings Rd. For app./interview M-F 9-5 EOE Drug screen, clean Selzer Realty 300 fowlerautocenter.com Rwd Vly 485-5177 Apply at 1117 13500 Hwy 101 Ukiah. Ask for 485-5759 707-467-4728 DMV, union. Call 1265 Airport Park Blvd. Commerce Dr. Ukiah Dan. 707-367-1609 E. Gobbi St., Ukiah Hopland Jeremy Pickens Ukiah 468-0101 12- MONDAY, MAY 8, 2006 THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL

HELP SERVICES APARTMENTS APARTMENTS HOMES WANTED TO MISC. MOTOR- CARS 120 WANTED 200 OFFERED 300 UNFURNISHED 300 UNFURNISHED 330 FOR RENT 380 SHARE RENT 460 APPLIANCES 480 FOR SALE 620 CYCLES 680 FOR SALE Telephone Operators. Busy Bees 1bd studio. 3 levels Spacious 2bdrm. 1 3bd 2ba House ROOM FOR RENT USED Wine Barrell Halves Honda Shadow TOYOTA COROLLA Must be computer Housecleaning incl. wine celler, fen ba incl. ht, AC, wat, & Oak Manor area $450 incl. util. APPLIANCES for planters Freshly 1986 700c Very low 1991 $1500 literate, telephone services inside & out. yds. all new appli. garb.w/balcony, pa- $1300/mo Pick up 468-9332 & FURNITURE. cut Just in time for miles(12000) Has RUNS GREAT! answering exp. AM/& 272-0441 W/D. $1000/mo. + tio & pool, $875/mo. appl at Paoli 490-7157 Guaranteed. 485-1216 Spring. $10-$15 been sitting and 462-5953 late afternoon shifts dep. 489-0201 No pets. 462-8600 Mortgage & Reality each. Also will be on needs a little TLC. Subaru 2003 Out- avail. May drug test & Maintenance, me- 950 Waugh Ln MOBILES FOR MISC. the coast 2X a month $2,000 obo 743-1931 Studio, $625/mo. + back-$13,995- background check. chanical and or con- 2 bd 1 1/2 bth T. H. 390 RENT 480 FOR SALE 462-4917. struction position. Stove, frig, D/W pool, dep. All utils pd. 5bd/3ba Gorgeous AUTO PARTS & 78,000mi. Cold Apply in person at MOBILE FOR RENT Antique Safe. Will consider housing cov parking $780/mo. 1 bdrm. cabin. Hse Blt in ‘05 2 car 630 ACCESSORIES Weather Package, 516 S. School St. Ste 2 bdrm, on prvte Comb. Methodist PETS & as partial salary. + sec.dep.N/S N/P $725/mo. + dep. No gar. Immac + many WANTED Premium Sound Sys- A 11am thru 4pm. ranch off West Rd. Church Ukiah 500 SUPPLIES 462-7193 / 467-9781 468-5426 sect. 8/N/P.All utils. upgrades. $1675/mo ‘67 - ‘72 tem 707-463-2099 TOW TRUCK pd. 462-8700 Rdwd Vlly. 700+ 485- 489-4607 Kittens! 4 free So FINANCIAL 2 BEDROOM APT. N/S Tiny pet poss Chevy PU parts. CHEVY 1956 150 4- DRIVER NEEDED. 8283 adorable! 7 weeks 205 SERVICES $785 per month. Town house 2 bdrm Wlts Avail approx 6/1 A Power Wheelchair 485-0315, 621-1308 DR SEDAN V-8 A/T Exp. nec. 462-5667 1 1/2 bth, Dish Wash- Gateway 459-5363 Sm Trailer Furnished How to get for NO old. 462-7500 GOOD CONDITION BANKRUPTCY $1000 sec. dep. We recycle and pay $ ask for Gary er Sm yd. H20 & gbg Utilities included. COST!! $0 Free info. ASKING $8500.00 is it for me? Great westside Ukiah School for for batterie core, radi- Beautiful Victorian small yard $450/mo 707-463-3713 TRUE TO LIFE location. No pets. No pd. cov. pking N/P 800-350-7033 Dogs Basic Training ators, alum. whls, CHILDREN’S FREE w/side Ukiah. Newly 485-7925 Sec. 8. Jack Cox & $760/mo. 463-3721 DS 6 wk course. Starts copper & brass. 467- BMW 525i 1995 SERVICES consultation by phone! remod. 4bdrm. 3ba. Atty Ed Dechant Associates. 462-6060 Cent. ht. 2500sq ft. NEW & USED Perfect Condition. Sat 5-13 10-11am 1959 135k mi. Exc. cond. seeks 2 additional $7,000. OBO homes for Shelter 800-823-0600 2bd. 1 ba $800 $2200mo. + dep 400 EQUIPMENT Only used for a $75. or $15. per class 4X4'S 485-0556 for info. 467-9365 Care program BUSINESS 2 bd. TH $825 489-0201 2002 Great Dane month. includes... 650 FOR SALE Applicants need to Mower. 52”, rugged, Cadillac De Ville ‘95 OPPORT. No Section 8. Older single wide The Urbs “Sims” Chev. Silverado have at least 1 spare 210 zero turn Bush Hog. All leather int. Body LEE KRAEMER UKIAH trailer in private set- game (new), Golden 510 LIVESTOCK 1500, ‘02, 49K, ex. bdrm to house a child ABSOLUTE $3500/obo. 463-1189 in beautiful cond. PROPERTY MGMT 140 Zinfandel ting S. Ukiah. $525 eye (new). Spitter cond. $18,000 for up to 30 days. GOLDMINE! Alum. 2 horse slant. New starter Asking Guaranteed monthly 463-2134 1bd 1 ba. $640. incl. util.467-3645 Cell, new Metroid w/camper shell. 4x4. 90 Vending Machines ‘91 Goose neck. Ex- $5,000. 462-8364 allotment. Generous Ernie Fine Agent. Call Diane 468-5145 Excellent Locations! 2br, gar. Fen.yd. Qui- 440 FURNITURE Demo Game. tra Lg. & Ext. tall. Chev. Monte Carlo increase upon place- CENTURY 21 Walk in & sleeping ment. Income tax-ex- All for $10,995 et cntry setting. Free Studio House King Teal Metal Carrying Case. Dodge Ram ‘99 LS Coupe 2D ‘05 Les Ryan Realty tack room. Great empt. Exp. with chil- 800-229-9261 wtr/gar. 1741 Talmage $500/mo $650 Sec. Headboard/Foot- MP3 Player & head- 3500, 4x4, 1-ton du- V6 3.4 L, Aut, FWD Property Management cond. $6500. dren req. Parents will BUSINESS Rd. $725. 433-4040 Dep. Great west side board & Frame phones. All for only ally, ext. cab, fully $14,366 receive training, + So- 468-0463 263-7493 250 RENTALS 2br. modern, walk to location No pets no w/matching side $200 Call 468-0907 loaded, Cummins Ref#3944-77551 cial Worker, in-home Diesel. $17,995 obo 24 sq’ in retail mall. twn. Lndry, free sec. 8 Jack Cox & tables & two table SHEEP-Rare Jacob’s Novato Chevrolet support & respite. 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Lake Mendocino – Lake level: 749.35 feet; Storage: 88,733 acre-feet (Maximum storage 122,500 acre-feet) Inflow: 470 cfs Outflow: N/R Air quality – Not available. Wealthy beginning to turn to retired judges instead of courts The Associated Press unlike those paid to act as cases — one involving William A. MacLaughlin, who than the regular system. couples who have hired their LOS ANGELES — mediators or arbitrators, issue Michael Jackson, the other is overseeing reform designed Media attorney Susan E. own judge to oversee their Hollywood stars and business rulings that can be appealed. supermarket magnate Ronald to prevent elite litigants from Seager suggested the lack of divorce proceedings are moguls alike are paying Such cases are still subject Burkle — has helped reignite buying secrecy in public court public access in the Burkle Jennifer Aniston and Brad retired jurists to quietly handle to the same public access the debate over private judges proceedings. and Jackson divorce cases Pitt; Charlie Sheen and Denise their civil disputes outside the requirements of trials held in after the media was denied Retired Los Angeles “may be part of a larger trend Richards; and Renee glare of public courthouses, a court, but often many of them access to proceedings and County Superior Court Judge toward secret divorce-court Zellweger and Kenny practice some warn is creating prove difficult to track. case files. Stephen Lachs, who was paid proceedings for celebrities Chesney. Experts say no one a secret justice system for the Proceedings are held in pri- “It’s relatively easy for a to decide the Jackson and and the wealthy.” but an appellate court can rich and famous. vate offices and documents temporary judge to be lax at Burkle cases, said private No one knows exactly how force a retired judge to Under California law, the don’t always make it into the the behest of the parties,” said judges are a popular option many civil disputes are observe all the rules of access parties to a lawsuit can agree public record. Los Angeles County Superior because they can devote more referred to retired judges each and disclosure, but that can to hire a private judge who, Two high-profile divorce Court Presiding Judge time to resolve cases quicker year. Among the celebrity often be cost-prohibitive.

“We have $1 million worth Farm of requirements,” Delbar said. “It takes a lot of money to get Texas group proposes massive Continued from Page 1 this stuff done, especially at any magnitude.” Debris removal will be first There has been some diffi- because it can drastically culty assessing the total dam- sports complex south of Vegas impair production. In some age because poor weather in places debris has been found the months that followed the briefed him about the project project, which is sited outside Arizona Cardinals, the NBA’s 10 and 12 feet up in pear trees. floods made it difficult for Las Vegas mayor Thursday told him they have the city’s borders. Portland Trailblazers and the After that is fencing which landowners to get out and sur- says: “Show me secured a commitment from The mayor said he has NHL’s Philadelphia Flyers. may have been damaged by vey the damage. In addition, debris or carried away by ris- the NCAA and other college seen no evidence that She said the developers weeks of rain in March and the money” conferences for tournament Dreamscape has a financing behind it did not want to ing waters. Silt removal and April caused additional prop- grading that will restore land The Associated Press play at the site. commitment and doubts such speak about plans before they erty damage, Delbar said. LAS VEGAS — A group But the NCAA has demon- a massive stadium could suc- appear in Monday’s issue of that has been buried under “There was nothing they mud or lost to swollen rivers of private developers from strated its unease about ceed without a professional the trade magazine Sports could do but sit and watch,” Texas called Dreamscape Nevada’s legalized sports sports team calling it home. Business Journal. is third on the list and finally she said. repair for irrigation system Development is proposing to betting, casting doubt on “The only thing I know No privately financed, and equipment. The money came from build a massive sports com- plans to hold lucrative events that needs 80,000 seats is the major sports stadiums have The money will be doled Emergency Conservation plex just south of the Las such as the men’s postseason NFL,” the mayor said, “and been constructed in the out as part of a cost sharing Program which announced it Vegas Strip, but Mayor Oscar basketball tournament in Las (league commissioner Paul) United States in the past program that can pay up to 75 would allocate $20.1 million Goodman says the project is Vegas. Tagliabue isn’t talking to us.” decade without a professional percent of repair costs. Delbar to be divided among 26 states just that — a dream. Five years ago, the NCAA Like the NCAA, the NFL has sports team attached to it, said Mendocino County may for natural disaster repair. “Show me the money,” forced Cincinnati-based pro- taken a hard-line stance said Marc Ganis, president of California received $2.5 explore a lower percentage of Goodman said. “I’ve seen moter Chris Spencer to relo- against sports betting. the Chicago-based cost sharing in order to spread million of a $20.1 million cate three lesser college bas- Las Vegas will play host to SportsCorps Ltd. allocation, third behind Texas many of these projects. They the money around as much as say it’s going to do this, it’s ketball tournaments from the NBA All-Star Game in “You hear these things. possible. which received $3.6 million Paris Las Vegas because the 2007. They make a big splash, then to help recover from drought going to do that, then the Delbar said rising gas whole thing ends up in the hotel-casino has a sports Lisa Mayo-DeRiso, a local they disappear,” said Ganis, prices, the cost of labor and and wildfire and Oklahoma book. business development con- who has consulted on the which received 2.6 million to toilet.” the price of fill dirt and other The Dallas-based group The games were instead sultant working on the pro- financing of 25 major sports necessary materials could recover from drought. plans to build an 80,000-seat played at Valley High School. ject, said Dreamscape does facilities including the $1.1 make completing the work Ben Brown can be reached More recently, the NCAA not plan to court a pro sports billion New York Yankees very expensive. at [email protected] domed stadium and 25,000- seat arena on some 65 acres issued warnings to several franchise as an anchor tenant, stadium scheduled to open in of vacant land it plans to local resorts reminding them but would not elaborate on 2009. “The telltale sign is acquire from clothing mag- not to use copyrighted phras- what events the developers how much private equity is in To be placed on the ballot, nate Fred Nassiri, according es to promote any basketball- foresee filling the seats. it. Do they have the cash in Local the initiative will need 3000 to local officials. themed events at casinos. She said the complex hand to build it?” valid signatures by mid- Clark County Goodman, who also has would be managed by Global Mayo-DeRiso would not Continued from Page 1 August. Commissioner Bruce been briefed on the issue, Spectrum, a company that answer questions about “I hope the campaign for Woodbury said the two said Thursday he is extreme- oversees operations at sports Dreamscape’s financing Johnson publishes the this ordinance will galvanize Dreamscape officials who ly skeptical of the stadium facilities housing the NFL’s plans. Mendocino Country Greens and the entire environ- Independent newspaper, and mental community throughout is a member-elect of the the county,” Johnson added. Green Party of Mendocino “We need people to collect County committee. Six years voter signatures and donate Cheap surgeries draw Americans overseas ago, he campaigned for the money.” successful passage of People can write Johnson The Associated Press Surgeries are cheaper in Walston, 32, of San Rafael, is ple in the upper strata of soci- Measure G to decriminalize at P.O. Box 533 in Talmage, NOVATO — Americans Third World countries where planning a trip this month to ety who will take advantage the personal use of marijuana 95481 or call him at 468-1009 looking to save money on salaries and litigation expens- Cologne, Germany, for a of it, but it’s not going to deal in Mendocino County. or toll free at 800-464-0559. medical procedures are es are lower, Lindland said. series of cancer treatments with the 7 million uninsured increasingly traveling over- “They have a choice that have not been approved in California, it’s not going to seas for surgeries not covered between their health and their in the United States. She esti- bring down the price of pre- While meat was scarce at by their insurance to avoid financial solvency,” he said. mates the treatments will cost miums for health care, and Market Saturday’s market, oysters costly hospital stays in the The practice is called her up to $40,000. it’s not going to unclog the were available, thanks to the United States. “medical tourism” in the “Conventional cancer care emergency rooms,” Warren The trend is being driven United States because many in the U.S. does not address said. Continued from Page 1 recent sunshine. Apparently an excess of by rising health care costs Americans take a vacation at the underlying causes of dis- and frustrated ranks of unin- behind a table lined with a rain does more than flood the same time. ease,” she said. wide assortment of tomato sured American workers, said Investment manager But some experts warn vegetable crops. John Knox, a spokesman for plants, as well as some “Rain has big, big affects Howard Aschwald, 52, of about the danger of unregu- cucumber, zucchini, pumpkin MedSolution, a Vancouver, Belvedere, said he saved lated facilities. on oysters,” said Sebastian B.C.-based company that and basil starts. nearly $4,000 on a laser eye “You do hear nightmare Elrite, owner of Aqua-Rodeo brokers transactions between On an adjacent table, sever- Farms. “Rainfall runoff procedure to correct myopia stories in this industry about American patients and for- that was not covered by his people who set up ad hoc sur- al samples of goat cheese affects bacteria levels in the eign hospitals. were available for tasting. insurance and nearly $2,000 gical centers in their garage water, so for consumer safety Many Americans choose on a heart screening he had and they’re not qualified to “Elk Creamery is the only we let the waters clear before to go overseas because they done in Bombay, India. be performing surgeries,” certified organic goat dairy in harvesting,” meaning, more face crippling medical Aschwald and his wife Knox said. “It does happen California,” Balestracci said, rain equates to less oysters at Adv. 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