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BROTHERS’ MARIJUANA TRIAL: Jury deadlocks; mistrial declared By BEN BROWN of managing a location for the pro- Mendocino County Superior agement of a location for the produc- Mark Parker found The Daily Journal duction of a controlled substance. On Court Judge David Nelson declared a tion of a controlled substance and innocent on 1 charge; The marijuana cultivation trial of the rest of the charges, the jury voted mistrial in the case after jury mem- possession of concentrated cannabis. Mark and Memo Parker ended 10-2 in favor of convicting Mark bers said another day of deliberations Mark Parker was charged with jury deadlocked 10-2 Thursday with a not-guilty verdict on Parker and 11-1 in favor of convict- would not change their minds. possession of marijuana for sale, cul- and 11-1 for conviction one charge and a mistrial on all oth- ing Memo Parker. Memo Parker was charged with tivation of marijuana for sale and ers. “I feel confident,” said Mark possession of marijuana for sale, cul- on remaining charges Mark Parker was found not guilty Parker. “I’ve been vindicated.” tivation of marijuana for sale, man- See MARIJUANA, Page A-12 COMMET REPORT FORECLOSURE AUCTION NOW SET FOR AUG. 9 27,952 more SCHOOL OF MUSIC IN LIMBO marijuana plants seized By BEN BROWN The Daily Journal The County of Mendocino Marijuana Eradication Team seized 27,952 marijuana plants in the last week of July, bringing the total number of marijuana plants seized in July to 105,466. Working with the state Campaign Against Marijuana Planting, COMMET officers raided 23 sites in areas around Covelo, Leggett, Hopland and Willits between July 23 and July 27. The plants were between one-foot and six-feet tall. No arrests were made and no weapons seized. Earlier in July, officers raided 10 gardens in Potter Valley and Laytonville, eradicating 42,210 plants, seizing $2,500 and six weapons. Officers also made one arrest at that time. So far this year, COMMET has seized 152,118 plants this season. In 2006, COM- MET raided 189 illegal marijuana gardens and destroyed 190,541 plants, as well as seizing 36 weapons and making 14 arrests. According to the California Attorney General’s Office, 1,675,681 marijuana plants were seized in California in 2006. Ben Brown can be reached at udjbb@pacif- ic.net. UKIAH CITY COUNCIL MacLeod Pappidas/The Daily Journal Guitar student Josh Woods checks his amp during an impromptu jam session Thursday at the Ukiah School of Music. Behind him, Bryce Woods mans the drums while Will Moody waits with the bass. Planning Dept. hoping to add Teachers, students city building seeking a solution inspector to staff By ZACK SAMPSEL By ZACK SAMPSEL The Daily Journal The Daily Journal Budget discussions for Ukiah’s 2007- “If this place would close, then it would all go away and be like 2008 Planning and Building Department I did it for nothing,” said Connor Hatch, 10. Hatch, a piano student began Wednesday night with Charley for six years, is one of the more than 30 students, parents and com- Stump, director of planning and community munity members who came to the Ukiah School of Music development, reporting positive news to the Thursday to discuss what the school means to them, along with City Council while also exploring the possi- possibilities for its future. bilities for increased staffing in the depart- A public foreclosure auction of the former Rainbow ment. Construction building at the corner of Smith and Oak streets, “Our budget is basically smaller than it where the Ukiah School of Music is located, is scheduled for 10 was last year,” Stump said during the meet- a.m. Aug. 9 on the courthouse steps. Piano teacher Tom Ganoung gives a lesson Thursday to ing. “We’re coming in with a budget less 12-year-old Sophia Hamilton. Ganoung has been with than last year, and it’s due to no large con- the Ukiah School of Music since its inception in 1993. See MUSIC, Page A-12 tractual obligations.” And with fewer contractual obligations, the Planning and Building Department sees this as a perfect time to add another building inspector to the staff. Stump said during the meeting that he wanted to provide a more House approves $150,000 for Alex Rorabaugh Gym full-service Building Department in the Appropriations bill now moves foot gym. coming fiscal year. Stump, with the help of ‘It’s remarkable how the community of Ukiah came “We are very pleased that we received the Building Inspector David Willoughby, spoke to U.S. Senate for consideration together to build this rec center, and I’m very glad funding,” said Richard Shoemaker, executive to the council about the growing need for By ZACK SAMPSEL director of the ARC. “This money will go to another building inspector. that this funding will bring it close to completion.’ helping complete the gym. That way we’ll have “The truth is, I do need some help in the The Daily Journal another large facility to use. There’s not one The Alex Rorabaugh Gymnasium--Cultural division,” Willoughby said. CONGRESSMAN MIKE THOMPSON facility quite like it in the whole county. We’d Stump explained to the council that not and Recreational Center (ARC), one of Ukiah’s really like to thank Congressman Thompson only would the proposed new building most popular family installations, may get a for his effort on our behalf. It will really help inspector be trained in inspection, but he or much-needed boost with the help of tions bill, which included $150,000 for the finish a valuable asset to this community.” she would also be trained in code compli- Congressman Mike Thompson (D-St. Helena). ARC. The funding, which was requested by The appropriations bill must now be ance while continuing as a part of the This week, the House of Representatives Thompson, will be used to help finish Phase III approved the FY08 transportation appropria- of the project: the interior of the 10,000-square- See GYM, Page A-12 See CITY, Page A-12 A-2 – FRIDAY, AUG. 3, 2007 DAILY DIGEST Editor: Jody Martinez, 468-3517 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected]

Eversole Mortuary. FUNERAL NOTICES DEATH NOTICES •Richard Tolby, 47, of Ukiah, died Wednesday, July [\ Gardens. Dennis passed dents on the bus, especially Paul Minnesota to •Elaine Johnson, 87, of 25, 2007 at home. A memorial away at his home having his special-ed practice as a licensed con- Ukiah, died Tuesday, July 24, service will be held Saturday. surrounded by his family students. tractor in California. 2007, at a local hospital. At For information, call Vernie on Tuesday, July 31, Dennis is survived by his He raised his daughter her request, no services are Tuttle. Arrangements are 2007 after a short bout wife of almost 41 Sharon while building planned. Arrangements are under the direction of the with cancer. years, Carole, his daughter his cabinet and remodel under the direction of the Eversole Mortuary. Born November 22, 1943 Theresa Ramos business in San Ma- in Oakland, Califor- and her husband Richard teo County until 1980. nia, Dennis drove school of Redwood Valley Ernest retired to Ukiah Death notices are free for Mendocino County residents. Death notices are limited to name of deceased, hometown, age, date bus for Ukiah Uni- and by his grandchildren with his loving wife Betty of death, date, time, and place of services and the funeral fied School District for 30 Natasha Haskell, C. Schultz in 1982 home handling the arrangements. For information on how to years. In 1992 he Rachel Haskell, Travis and moved to Rancho place a free death notice please call our editorial department received bus driver Ramos and Genaro Cordova in 1985. Ern- at 468-3500. employee of the year. He Ramos all of Redwood est Schultz adapted too drove over 480,000 acci- Valley. He was pre- many changes and dent free miles from ceded in death by his par- lived an adventurous life of driving under the influence home to school excluding ents W.C. “Brick” and passed on SHERIFF’S REPORTS and driving with suspended miles from field and Millie Remstedt. Tuesday July 24th at 9:30 The following were privileges at 8:38 p.m. trips. He belonged to Memorial contributions P.M. Ernest is sur- compiled from reports Wednesday. DENNIS WAYNE REMSTEDT Mendocino 4 Wheel to one’s favorite chari- vived by his wife Betty, prepared by the Those arrested by law enforcement Memorial services for Drive and Search and ty are preferred. daughter Sharon, Mendocino County officers are innocent until proven guilty. Rescue. He will be re- The Eversole Mortuary is step-son Robert and People reported as having been arrest- Dennis Wayne Re- Sheriff’s Office: ed may contact the Daily Journal once mstedt of Ukiah will be membered for his humor, in charge of arrangements. Grandson’s Anthony and BOOKED -- Shawn Ethan their case has been concluded so the held on Monday, Au- quick witty remarks [\ Chrystian. There will be a results can be reported. Those who feel McNeely, 39, of Leggett, was the information is in error should con- gust 6, 2007 at 2 pm at the and being a great story ERNEST W. SCHULTZ memorial service held at booked into jail on suspicion teller. Dennis en- Ernest W. Schultz born Eversol Mortuary in Ukiah tact the appropriate agency. In the case Eversole Mortu- of discharging a firearm and a of those arrested on suspicion of dri- ary. Inurnment will be in joyed joking, singing and 06/27/1920 in South starting at 1P.M. Friday probation violation at 12:23 ving under the influence of an intoxi- Evergreen Memorial talking with his stu- Dakota migrated from St. August 3rd 2007. cant: all DUI cases reported by law a.m. Wednesday. enforcement agencies are reported by BOOKED -- Serafin the newspaper.The Daily Journal makes Benitez Mora, 42, of Ukiah, no exceptions. Please sign the guest book at www.ukiahdailyjournal.com. Funeral notices are paid announcements. For information on how to was booked into jail on suspi- place a paid funeral notice or make corrections to funeral notices please call our classified department at 468-3529. cion of cruelty to animals and a probation violation at 1 a.m. CORRECTIONS Wednesday. The Ukiah Daily Journal reserves murder but the military jury struck the premeditation element BOOKED -- Margaret this space to correct errors or make from the verdict. Mable Solaro, 62, of Willits, clarifications to news articles. Hutchins stood rigidly and stared straight ahead in the silent was booked into jail on suspi- Significant errors in obituary notices The world briefly courtroom as the verdict was read. A few minutes later he cion of driving under the or birth announcements will result in answered a procedural question with a loud and clear, “Yes, influence at 7:30 a.m. reprinting the entire article. Errors sir.” Wednesday. may be reported to the editor, 468- Bridge collapse in Minnesota kills 4; Prosecutors said that during a nighttime patrol in Hamdania, BOOKED -- Henry 3526. crews search for more victims in water Iraq, in April 2006, Hutchins’ squad hatched a plan to kidnap Hanalei Hikalea, 25, of and kill a suspected insurgent from his house. When they could- Ukiah, was booked into jail on MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Divers searched the Mississippi n’t find him, they instead kidnapped a man from a neighboring suspicion of robbery, conspir- LOTTERY NUMBERS acy to commit a felony and a River for bodies still trapped beneath the twisted debris of a col- house, dragged him to a hole and shot him. DAILY 3: night: 6, 2, 2. lapsed bridge Thursday, as finger-pointing began over a report parole violation at 8:41 a.m. Wednesday. afternoon: 0, 9, 3. two years ago that found the bridge was “structurally deficient.” Court rules against Katrina FANTASY 5: 03, 06, 20, The official death count from Wednesday evening’s collapse BOOKED -- Joseph Lee victims in flood insurance case Dunston, 23, of Fort Bragg, 27, 33. stood at four, but Police Chief Tim Dolan said more bodies DAILY DERBY: 1st were in the water. Hospitals officials said 79 others were was booked into jail on suspi- NEW ORLEANS (AP) — Hurricane Katrina victims whose cion of driving under the Place: 08, Gorgeous injured. homes and businesses were destroyed when floodwaters George. A strong current and low visibility hampered the search, and influence and a probation vio- breached levees in the 2005 storm cannot recover money from lation at 11:01 a.m. 2nd Place: 12, Lucky divers were pulled out of the water Thursday afternoon so the their insurance companies for the damages, a federal appeals Charms. water could be lowered, said Inspector Jeff Storms of the sher- Wednesday. court ruled Thursday. BOOKED -- Penny Lou 3rd Place: 11, Money iff’s department. Twelve vehicles had been located in the river, The case could affect thousands of rebuilding residents and Bags. officials said. Sutton, 50, of Fort Bragg, was business owners in Louisiana. Robert Hartwig, chief economist booked into jail on suspicion Race time: 1.49.33. “We have a number of vehicles that are underneath big at the industry-funded Insurance Information Institute in New pieces of concrete, and we do know we have some people in York, said in June that a ruling against the industry could have those vehicles,” Dolan said. “We know we do have more casu- cost insurers $1 billion. alties at the scene.” “This event was excluded from coverage under the plaintiffs’ Oakland editor shot and The eight-lane Interstate 35W bridge, a major Minneapolis insurance policies, and under Louisiana law, we are bound to artery, was in the midst of repairs when it buckled during the enforce the unambiguous terms of their insurance contracts as killed near courthouse evening rush hour. Dozens of cars plummeted more than 60 feet written,” Judge Carolyn King wrote for a three-judge panel of Associated Press “All of those possibilities into the Mississippi River, some falling on top of one another. the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals. A school bus sat on the angled concrete. OAKLAND — A veteran will have to be definitely As a result, the panel found those who filed the suit “are not journalist was shot to death explored and explored thor- entitled to recover under their policies,” she said. Thursday in a brazen down- oughly,” he said. Governors order engineers to inspect More than a dozen insurance companies, including Allstate town attack that police believe and Travelers, were defendants. Court records indicate that thousands of bridges after catastrophe was a deliberate hit. four years ago Bailey sought a ST. LOUIS (AP) — Governors around the nation scrambled Water taps run dry during the peak of Chauncey Bailey, 57, edi- temporary restraining order Thursday to conduct bridge inspections, ordering engineers to tor of the Oakland Post and a against a woman he had been review the safety of thousands of structures a day after a span Baghdad summer; suicide attack kills 13 former reporter for The dating. In the filing, Bailey Oakland Tribune, was shot said the woman had stalked over the Mississippi collapsed in Minneapolis. BAGHDAD (AP) — Much of the Iraqi capital was without States such as Missouri and Massachusetts had already iden- about 7:30 a.m. near the coun- him, calling him at home and running water Thursday and had been for at least 24 hours, ty courthouse, police said. tified bridges similar to the one that collapsed in Minnesota. compounding the urban misery in a war zone and the blistering at work and, on one occasion, Missouri, for instance, has 11 so-called truss bridges and Witnesses said a man wear- preventing him from leaving a heat at the height of the Baghdad summer. ing a mask shot Bailey multi- planned to examine them first. Residents and city officials said large sections in the west of building. Holmgren did not New Jersey Gov. Jon Corzine said officials planned to eval- ple times and then fled, return a call to The Associated the capital had been virtually dry for six days because the according to Oakland Police uate all 6,400 of the state’s bridges, regardless of whether the already strained electricity grid cannot provide sufficient power Press seeking comment on structures are maintained by state, local or federal governments. spokesman Roland Holmgren. that case. to run water purification and pumping stations. He said the weapon used was University of Missouri-Columbia civil engineer Glenn Baghdad routinely suffers from periodic water outages, but Bailey was a familiar fix- Washer said Wednesday’s catastrophe may spur states to revise not a handgun, but he would this one is described by residents as one of the most extended not disclose the gun’s caliber. ture on the local news scene, how they fund bridge inspection and repair. and widespread in recent memory. The problem highlights the working at the Tribune for “There are almost 600,000 bridges in this country, with an Witnesses to the shooting larger difficulties in a capital beset by violence, crumbling are cooperating in the investi- more than a decade and at average age of 42 years,” Washer said. “There is a massive infrastructure, rampant crime and too little electricity to keep other area media outlets, effort by state departments of transportation to inspect, monitor gation, but there are no sus- cool in the sweltering weather more than four years after the pects yet, police said. including KDIA-AM radio and maintain bridges, but implementing some of the new tech- U.S.-led invasion. and cable channel Soul Beat nology and getting the work done is a significant challenge.” Holmgren said police don’t Jamil Hussein, a 52-year-old retired army officer who lives have a motive for the killing, TV. Before that, he worked in northeast Baghdad, said his house has been without water for but it did not appear to be ran- for 10 years at the Detroit Marine sergeant convicted of murdering two weeks, except for two hours at night. He says the water that dom. He said it’s not clear the News. Iraqi man during search for insurgent does flow smells and is unclean. attack had anything to do with In June, Bailey was named Two of his children have severe diarrhea that the doctor Bailey’s journalism work, but editor of the Post, a weekly CAMP PENDLETON (AP) — A Marine Corps squad leader attributed to drinking what tap water was available, even after investigators will be looking publication geared toward the was convicted Thursday of murdering an Iraqi man during a it was boiled. at that angle among others. Bay Area black community. frustrated search for an insurgent. Sgt. Lawrence G. Hutchins III, 23, also was convicted of S. Korean envoy and Taliban hostage conspiracy to commit murder, making a false official statement and larceny. He was acquitted of kidnapping, assault and house- takers aim for direct talks gifts and fine footwear breaking. GHAZNI, Afghanistan (AP) — Officials searched Thursday Hutchins, of Plymouth, Mass., could be sentenced to life in for men and women prison without parole. He had been charged with premeditated See BRIEFLY, Page A-12 Caribbean? Europe? Watch Repair Alaska? Yosemite? Since 1893 Destination doesn’t matter; what’s on DETAIL CENTER Eversole Mortuary Crematory & Evergreen Memorial Gardens your feet does… 859 N. State Street Need a watch battery Come see us. (707) 462-4472 or watch band? Outdoor crypts at reasonable rates. Ukiah’s only Mortuary & Crematory Stop By today... Windshield at one site D. William Jewelers 120 B West Standley St., Ukiah Replacement Personal Service 24 hours a day 463-6933 Pear Tree Center FD-24 462-4636 462-2206 Open ‘til 7 pm on Thursdays

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COMMUNITY FRIDAY, AUG. 3, 2007 – A-3 Editor: Richard Rosier, 468-3520 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected] What’s Playing Local author Hawley FRIDAY DJ DANCE MUSIC -- DJ dance music; with Smokin’ Joe; Perkins Street Lounge; 228 E. Perkins St., Ukiah; 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. FIRST FRIDAY DANCE JAM -- Freestyle dance; Saturday to hold book signing Afternoon Club; Oak and School St., Ukiah; movement class 7:30 p.m. to 8:15 p.m., Dance Jam 8:15 to 10 p.m.; self-select- ed fee; 489-3345. The Daily Journal GYPSY FAIR FRIDAYS -- Psychic fair; Dragon’s Lair; 101 The author of “Memoirs of an Aging S. Main St., Ukiah; 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. Wood Nymph,” Carolyn Bowen Hawley, BRET SLAUGHTER -- With Bill T. Hornsby; Techno/Rock; will be holding a book signing day at Ukiah Brewing Co.; 102 S. State St., Ukiah; 9:45 p.m.; $5 Mendocino Book Company on Saturday cover, $2 off w/ Rock Attire; 468-5898. from noon to 2 p.m. “URINETOWN, THE MUSICAL” -- Live performance; Carolyn Bowen Hawley earned an Ukiah Playhouse; 1041 Low Gap Road, Ukiah; 8 p.m.; 462- M.A. Degree from Mills College, and 9226. became a college Music Instructor in the “BETTY & VERONICA’S COSMIC REUNION” -- Live bay area. The pianist/composer/conduc- performance; Mendocino College Little Theater; 1000 tor then moved with her children to Hensley Creek Rd., Ukiah; 7 p.m.; $12 adults, $6 children; Ukiah in 1969, where she taught music 462-9370. privately and Mendocino College, con- PAULA SAMONTE -- Smooth jazz; Hopland Inn; 13401 ducted church choirs, formed the Ukiah S. Hwy 101, Hopland; 8 to 10 p.m; 744-1890. Chamber Players as its pianist, and pro- STONE AGE DUO -- Sexy grooves; Himalayan Café; 1639 duced annual concert series of classical S. State St., Ukiah; 6:30 to 9 p.m.; 467-9900. music. In 1979, she founded and con- ducted the Ukiah Symphony Orchestra, and held that position until 1989. She SATURDAY organized a Board of Directors to help with the annual concert series, and under M.C.P -- Throwing out jams; Perkins Street Lounge; 228 E. her direction the orchestra flourished. In Perkins St., Ukiah; 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. 1988 the Ukiah Symphony and STEVEN HAHM -- Guitarist and singer; Ukiah Farmers Mendocino College Chorus performed Market; School and Clay St., Downtown Ukiah; 9 a.m. to her original “Russian River Mass.” In noon; 463-7765. 1990, she returned to the bay area, BELTONES BAND -- Country dance music; Ukiah Senior joined ASCAP, taught music, was guest Center; Bartlett Hall; 495 Leslie St., Ukiah; 7 to 10 p.m.; $8 for conductor, and an integral member of members, $9 for non-members; adults 18 and over welcome. (National Association of Composers of JAYNE ELLEN -- Tribal bellydancers; Himalayan Café; the U.S.A., where her music is still 1639 S. State St., Ukiah; 6:30 to 9 p.m.; 467-9900. being performed in concert. MOJO BROWN -- Classic rock and blues; Shanachie Pub; Her book, “Memoirs of an Aging 50 S. Main, Willits; $3 cover; 459-9194. Woodnymph” is based on notes from the SWEET SPOT -- Blues rock funk; Ukiah Brewing Co.; 102 decade of the ‘70s, and the ‘90’s, but the S. State St., Ukiah; $6 cover; 468-5898. decade of the ‘80s is reserved for later “URINETOWN, THE MUSICAL” -- Live performance; use. During the twenty years in Ukiah Ukiah Playhouse; 1041 Low Gap Road, Ukiah; 8 p.m.; 462- she bacame distinguished as an oil 9226. painter, and also a published poet. She KARAOKE -- Live entertainment; Yokayo Bowl; 1401 N. worked in theater, being instrumental in State St., Ukiah; 7 to 11 p.m.; no cover; 462-8686. the early creation of the “Ukiah HAWAIIAN MUSIC AND HULA MAUI STYLE -- Featuring Players,” both as an actress, and as Kevin Brown and Robyn Mahealani Knuebuhl; Lauren’s Cafe, music director for several musicals, and 14211 Hwy 128, Boonville; 9 p.m.; $10 cover; 962-0507. many Ukiahians even know her as their STONE AGE DUO -- Sexy grooves; Potter Valley Café; ballroom dance teacher, and “quite a few 10761 Main St., Potter Valley; 743-2848. other things.” When questioned about her life, SUNDAY Hawle simply says “I worked hard,” adding she still loves life and lives it to “URINETOWN, THE MUSICAL” -- Live performance; the fullest at her Lake County hillside Ukiah Playhouse; 1041 Low Gap Road, Ukiah; 8 p.m.; 462- home. 9226. Having experienced the Berkeley ADAAWE -- Seven Women African Fusion; Sundays in the “revolution” of the ‘60s, Carolyn Park; Todd Grove Park, Ukiah. Hawley, a young tenured college music instructor, fled with her two young chil- tual life as a concert artist with that of Aging Woodnymph,” the book depicts a dren to the remote wilderness of north- an adventurer/farmer. similar adventure in the wilderness, but MONDAY ern California. There, without a “male- Among the contrasts is that of the as experienced 30 years later, with the head-of-house” they lived as modern “hippie” -- “redneck” cultures, both added wisdom (and shortcomings) of MICROPHONE NIGHT -- Sing or play an instrument; day pioneers, building a home, and sur- prevalent in the back hills of the “emer- age. Club 711; 711 S. State St., Ukiah; 9 p.m. to 1 a.m.; 462-7111. viving the elements. It details the rela- als triangle” and the drug culture. When The contrast between the two adven- tionships between human and animal isolated from the rest of the world of tures fades, and becomes Zen-like, TUESDAY lives, including many nature experi- man for long periods, one senses a dif- showing that through everything ences. ferent reality; one in which the illusions changes, everything also stays essential- KARAOKE -- Every Tuesday; Perkins Street Lounge; 228 There are “how-to” tips regarding of romantic love, fame and riches are all ly the same. E. Perkins St., Ukiah; 8 p.m.; no fee. developing virgin land, and various dispelled by the intrusion of truth, beau- What is gained, and what is lost is TAHITIAN DANCE -- Every Tuesday night; Mendocino adventures along the way. There are ty, and love, seen and felt while living in unimportant. Being alive, and living to Ballet Studio; 205 S. State St.; Ukiah; ages 11 to 99; 5:30 to contrasts of opposites of all kinds, the bosom of mother nature. the fullest becomes the ultimate goal of 6:30 p.m.; $8 to $11. including balancing the cultured intellec- Then in the chapter “Return of the life. WEDNESDAY auction donations worth more than $500. Local artists may ADAM’S CENTER STAGE KARAOKE -- Karaoke night at wish to donate by calling Gayle Fillman at 272-7238. Yokayo Bowl; 1401 N. State St., Ukiah; 6 to 10 p.m.; family COMMUNITY BRIEFS “Climbing the Mountain… Together!” an Alzheimer’s hours 6 to 8 p.m.; no cover; sponsored by Dunlap Roofing. Caregiver benefit, will be at Grace Hudson Museum, Saturday, LADIES NIGHT -- Nepales dance and music by Rai fami- ly; Himalayan Café; 1639 S. State St., Ukiah; 467-9900. September 8, 2007 from 2 to 6 p.m. Redwood Iris Society to hold Several local artists will be performing in 30-minute sets for annual Rhizome sale and Aug. 25 those who attend this event. Tickets are available at Mendocino Book Company in Ukiah, The Redwood Iris Society will be holding a second sale on Leaves of Grass in Willits, the Ukiah Chamber of Commerce, Pioneers in their own time Aug. 25, at the Farmer’s Market from 8:30 to noon. July and from any committee member, or by contacting Carole Hester at August are the months that the clumps of irises can be divided. 925-2795 for $25. I recently met with Tom Some of the irises which appeared at their show in May will be The benefit is sponsored by Thrivent Financial for Lutherans Montesonti on the happy, but at these sales. and Soroptimist International of Yokayo Sunrise. bitter sweet, occasion of They had bookmarks for the public to note the irises down, Those interested in donating to this event can do so by send- opening a Community so they can help buyers sort through the shades of colors avail- ing checks payable to: Thrivent Financial for Lutherans, 75 N. Foundation fund in memory able. Main St., #116, Willits, CA 95490. Local businesses and indi- of one of his favorite people, The proceeds of the sales go to support the Redwood Iris Jane Anderson. The Jane viduals are also welcomed to Partner with the two sponsoring Society, a local club which has been going for over 50 years. organizations (minimum contribution $500) or be a Community Anderson Developmental Club members will be available for information on irises. Disabilities Fund is being Donor for lesser amounts. Children and persons bearing a post card can receive a free Early Partners include: Ukiah Valley Medical Center, Ukiah funded with an estate gift plant. from Jane’s mother, Gertrude, Daily Journal, Nadja Publishing, Robert W. Barrington, DDS; who passed away at the age of Candace Horsley, Gayle Fillman, Rudy Yakzan and Dr. 94. AARP Driver Safety Program Trieneke Kylstra. More are invited to join this great group. `Tom brought along a pic- Local businesses and individuals are also welcomed to ture album, and we were look- classes set for Aug. 2 and 3 Partner with the two sponsoring organizations (minimum con- ing at the cover picture of a An AARP Driver Safety Program class is scheduled to be tribution $500) or be a Community Donor for lesser amounts. priceless little girl of about Giving Back held in Ukiah on Thursday, Aug. 2, and Friday, Aug. 3., from Early Partners include: Ukiah Valley Medical Center, Ukiah two years old. She was sitting By Susanne Norgard 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Classes will be held in the conference Daily Journal, Nadja Publishing, Robert W. Barrington, DDS; on a rocking horse wearing a room at the Department of Social Services, 747 S. State St., special education in the late Candace Horsley, Gayle Fillman, Rudy Yakzan & Dr. Trieneke kitten-print dress and cowgirl Ukiah. Kylstra, and the Scott Family. More are invited to join this great boots -- and the smile on her 1950s and early 1960s at a house on Bush Street,” Tom This program is an eight-hour classroom refresher course group. face was priceless. “Now designed especially for the older driver. It takes into considera- There will be free respite care for caregivers to attend this imagine,” Tom said to me, told me. “They were really at the forefront of starting the tion the physical changes of maturing drivers and identifies event by calling 1-800/834-1636 or 542-0282. There will be “putting this little girl into an ways they may compensate for those changes. institution for the rest of her California Regional Center limited seating. Respite care by reservation only. life. In the early 1950’s, when system. Gertrude provided Instructors are trained volunteers. Successful completion of Those who wish to donate to this event can do so by sending this photo was taken, it was support for her daughter on a the course will entitle each person over 50 years of age a dis- checks payable to: Thrivent Financial for Lutherans and mail to common to put children with local level and then branched count in auto insurance rates (amount varies by insurer). 75 N. Main St., #116, Willits, CA 95490. Down’s syndrome into a state out and helped start the Area Participants must attend the class both days in order to There will be a free Educational Lecture before the event -- institution.” Fortunately for Board system and the State receive their certificate, which will entitle them to their dis- from 10 to 11:30 a.m.: “All You Ever Wanted to Know…” fea- Jane, and for all who knew Council on Developmental count. Class size will be limited by AARP to the first thirty per- turing Joan Davis from the Alzheimer’s Association of the Bay her, this was the road not Disabilities. Her work was sons who sign up. To reserve a place in the class, call Jan at Area. Resources for caregivers will be available at both the free taken. instrumental in changing the 462-7314, or the Ukiah Senior Center at 462-4343. lecture, as well as at the fund-raiser in the afternoon. Committee Jane was fortunate to have lives of over 200,000 people members include: Julie Barrington, 462-8587; Karen Chaty, exceptional parents, Gertrude in California who have devel- 468-5072; Candace Horsley, 462-4872; Kathy Gassen, 459- opmental disabilities.” Donations for Alzheimer’s and Oscar Anderson, who 2339; Rhonda Kyrias, 467-9651; Linda Simon, 462-0500; Lynn were pioneers in their time. Through the efforts of her benefit sought from public parents and others, Jane was Wood, 462-4142; Jeanne Yttreness, 468-5292 and Carole “Gertrude, Oscar, Ray Hester, 972-2795. Congressman Mike Thompson and Hudson, and other parents one of the first people living Two non-profit organizations have joined to sponsor a fund- established the first school for raiser for Alzheimer’s caregivers, and they’re looking for silent Assemblywoman Patty Berg are Honorary Co-Chairs. See GIVING, Page A-6 A-4 – FRIDAY, AUG. 3, 2007 FORUM Editor: K.C. Meadows, 468-3526 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected] Letters from our readers From the desk of ... Executive order scary for U.S. citizens To the Editor: MICHAEL GERSON I have just written urgent letters to our two Senators and Congressman Thompson regarding information which I have now received from two sources in the past two days. It seems that on July 17 an Executive A Mormon Order from the White House was made that, if allowed to go through on August 17, will, in essence, put the final stamp on the evolving fascist government that is campaign rapidly taking over our country. It is unimaginable that this information Editor’s note: George Will is on vacation. isn’t being put in newspapers and on tele- The first Mormon to run for president was the first vision and that I have had to learn about it Mormon. Joseph Smith, the founder of the Church of from a friend in Canada and another friend Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, formally announced in this country who has access to alterna- his candidacy on Jan. 19, 1844, urging his supporters tive news. I realize that the Executive to “tell the people we have had Whig and Democrats Order is written in such legalese that it is Presidents long enough. We want a President of the hard for the ordinary citizen, like myself, United States.” Smith’s campaign lasted about five to understand the full implications of what months before it -- along with his life -- was ended by it means. a violent mob in Carthage, Ill. In “ordinary speech” this President is Mitt Romney’s campaign has been better received. saying that any U.S. citizen who is deemed He possesses a winning public personality, enough personal wealth to ensure he will be around when the a threat to the war in Iraq can have all his voting starts, and durable strength in Iowa and New or her property “blocked.” But if you Hampshire that could slingshot him to the nomination. haven’t yet read the full text of the (iii) to be owned or controlled by, or to 13303 and expanded in Executive Order As the author of an impressive oxymoron -- Executive Order I strongly encourage you Republican governor of Massachusetts -- Romney to do so. The scope is incredibly far reach- have acted or purported to act for or on 13315, there need be no prior notice of a behalf of, directly or indirectly, any person listing or determination made pursuant to stakes a strong claim to electability. And even after ing, oversight is non-existent, and every some recent ideological reinvention on social issues, one of us who protests the war in Iraq is at whose property and interests in property section 1(a) of this order. are blocked pursuant to this order. Sec. 6. The Secretary of the Treasury, in he has successfully courted conservative supporters. risk. The only criticism I have heard of Romney after these If you read the Order itself, you will (b) The prohibitions in subsection (a) of consultation with the Secretary of State and this section include, but are not limited to, the Secretary of Defense, is hereby autho- meetings is that he may be “too perfect” because of his note that anyone is subject to this Order, Osmond-like looks and wholesomeness -- which is including U.S. citizens. And that the (i) the making of any contribution or provi- rized to take such actions, including the sion of funds, goods, or services by, to, or promulgation of rules and regulations, and another way of saying he might seem “too Mormon.” Secretary of the Treasury has absolute Without intending or desiring it, the Romney cam- power to decide who is “guilty.” And that for the benefit of any person whose proper- to employ all powers granted to the paign has poked the sleeping bear of debate about the the Order can be invoked without any prior ty and interests in property are blocked President by IEEPA as may be necessary to role of religion in American politics. Liberals tend to notice to the affected persons. Please be pursuant to this order, and (ii) the receipt carry out the purposes of this order. The argue that all theological beliefs, including cognizant of the incredibly broad, sweep- of any contribution or provision of funds, Secretary of the Treasury may redelegate Mormonism, are fundamentally private and danger- ing power to suppress dissent that this goods, or services from any such person. any of these functions to other officers and ously coercive as the basis of public policy. Some reli- Executive Order invokes. This, along with Sec. 2. (a) Any transaction by a United agencies of the United States Government, gious conservatives are concerned that this particular the Patriot Act and the suspension of States person or within the United States consistent with applicable law. All agencies theology is too eccentric to be welcomed at the White Habeas Corpus, effectively removes all that evades or avoids, has the purpose of of the United States Government are here- House. aspects of due process and takes the deter- evading or avoiding, or attempts to violate by directed to take all appropriate measures Facing even deeper suspicions about his mination of guilt out of the judiciary and any of the prohibitions set forth in this within their authority to carry out the pro- Catholicism while running for president in 1960, John into the Executive Branch. order is prohibited. visions of this order and, where appropri- Kennedy gave a response at the Greater Houston Executive Order: Blocking Property (b) Any conspiracy formed to violate ate, to advise the Secretary of the Treasury Ministerial Association that was politically masterful, any of the prohibitions set forth in this in a timely manner of the measures taken. historically influential -- and should not be Romney’s of Certain Persons Who Threaten model. Kennedy said that a candidate’s “views on reli- Stabilization Efforts in Iraq order is prohibited. Sec. 7. Nothing in this order is intended Sec. 3. For purposes of this order: to affect the continued effectiveness of any gion are his own private affair,” which should not be By the authority vested in me as “imposed by him upon the nation.” Kennedy did more President by the Constitution .... I, (a) the term “person” means an individ- rules, regulations, orders, licenses, or other ual or entity; forms of administrative action issued, than reassure Americans that his public decisions GEORGE W. BUSH, ... find that, due to would not be dictated by the pope. He claimed that his the unusual and extraordinary threat to the (b) the term “entity” means a partner- taken, or continued in effect heretofore or ship, association, trust, joint venture, cor- hereafter under 31 C.F.R. chapter V, except public decisions would not be influenced by his reli- national security and foreign policy of the gious convictions at all. United States posed by acts of violence poration, group, subgroup, or other organi- as expressly terminated, modified, or sus- zation; and pended by or pursuant to this order. There is a long tradition of American leaders who threatening the peace and stability of Iraq... believe that religion is so personal it shouldn’t even I hereby order: (c) the term “United States person” Sec. 8. This order is not intended to, and means any United States citizen, perma- does not, create any right, benefit, or privi- affect their private life. But this rigid separation Section 1. (a) Except to the extent pro- between religious conviction and public policy lies nent resident alien, entity organized under lege, substantive or procedural, enforceable vided in section 203(b)(1), (3), and (4) of outside the main current of American history. Abraham IEEPA (50 U.S.C. 1702(b)(1), (3), and (4)), the laws of the United States or any juris- at law or in equity by any party against the Lincoln’s theology, while hardly orthodox, was not his or in regulations, orders, directives, or diction within the United States (including United States, its departments, agencies, “own private affair.” “Nothing stamped with the licenses that may be issued pursuant to this foreign branches), or any person in the instrumentalities, or entities, its officers or Divine image and likeness,” he asserted, “was sent into order, and notwithstanding any contract United States. employees, or any other person. the world to be trodden on.” Martin Luther King Jr. entered into or any license or permit grant- Sec. 4. I hereby determine that the mak- GEORGE W. BUSH claimed that to find the source of our rights, “it is nec- ed prior to the date of this order, all proper- ing of donations of the type specified in THE WHITE HOUSE, essary to move back behind the dim mist of eternity, ty and interests in property of the following section 203(b)(2) of IEEPA (50 U.S.C. July 17, 2007. for they are God-given.” Leeya Thompson persons, that are in the United States, that 1702(b)(2)) by, to, or for the benefit of, any These were theological arguments, not merely Ukiah hereafter come within the United States, or person whose property and interests in rhetorical adornments. But they were also carefully that are or hereafter come within the pos- property are blocked pursuant to this order limited. session or control of United States persons, would seriously impair my ability to deal American political leaders have generally not talked are blocked and may not be transferred, with the national emergency declared in about soteriology -- how the individual soul is saved. Executive Order 13303 and expanded in In Christian theology, these choices are fundamentally paid, exported, withdrawn, or otherwise private, and government attempts to influence them dealt in: any person determined by the Executive Order 13315, and I hereby pro- hibit such donations as provided by section are both doomed and tyrannical. American leaders Secretary of the Treasury, in consultation have also wisely avoided the topic of eschatology -- with the Secretary of State and the 1 of this order. Sec. 5. For those persons whose proper- inherently speculative theories about the end or culmi- Secretary of Defense, nation of history. (i) to have committed, or to pose a sig- ty and interests in property are blocked pursuant to this order who might have a But religious convictions on the topic of anthropol- nificant risk of committing, an act or acts ogy -- the nature and value of men and women -- have of violence that have the purpose or effect constitutional presence in the United States, I find that, because of the ability to profoundly and positively influenced American histo- of: ry. Many of the greatest advances toward the protec- (A) threatening the peace or stability of transfer funds or other assets instanta- neously, prior notice to such persons of tion of minority rights, from the abolition of slavery to Iraq or the Government of Iraq; or the civil rights movement, came in part because people (B) undermining efforts to promote eco- measures to be taken pursuant to this order of faith pushed for them. And religious men and nomic reconstruction and political reform would render these measures ineffectual. I The Blog is at women made those efforts because they were con- in Iraq or to provide humanitarian assis- therefore determine that for these measures vinced that all human beings -- not just all believers -- tance to the Iraqi people; to be effective in addressing the national www.ukiahdailyjournal.com are created in God’s image. (ii) to have materially assisted, spon- emergency declared in Executive Order So what does this mean for Romney? Many sored, or provided financial, material, Christians have serious problems with Mormon theol- logistical, or technical support for, or goods ogy on personal salvation and the nature of history -- or services in support of, such an act or WHERE TO WRITE disputes that go much deeper than those between, say, acts of violence or any person whose prop- Baptists and Presbyterians. These disagreements are erty and interests in property are blocked President George Bush: The White www.house.gov/write rep theologically important. But they are not politically pursuant to this order; or House, 1600 Pennsylvania Ave., Washing- important, because they are unrelated to governing. Assemblywoman Patty Berg: State Romney, however, should not make Kennedy’s mis- ton, D.C. 20500; (202) 456-1111, FAX Assembly District 1, Capitol, Rm. 2137, take and assert that all religious beliefs are unrelated to (202)456-2461. LETTER POLICY Sacramento, 95814. (916) 319-2001; politics. What Mormonism shares with other religious Governor Arnold Schwarzeneg- Santa Rosa, 576-2526; FAX, Santa Rosa, traditions is a strong commitment to the value and dig- The Daily Journal welcomes letters to the ger: State Capitol, Sacramento, 95814. 576-2297. Berg's field representative in nity of human beings, including the unborn, the hand- editor. All letters must include a clear name, (916) 445-2841; FAX (916)445-4633 icapped and the poor. This conviction is unavoidably signature, return address and phone number. Ukiah office located at 311 N. State St, political, because it leads men and women to act in the Letters chosen for publication are generally Sen. Barbara Boxer: 112 Hart Sen- Ukiah, 95482, 463-5770. The office’s fax cause of justice; not in order to impose their religion, published in the order they are received, but ate Office Bldg., Washington, D.C. 20510; number is 463-5773. E-mail to: assembly- but to protect the weak. shorter, concise letters are given prefer- (202)224-3553; San Francisco, (415) 403- [email protected] Given this common ground, evangelicals and other ence.We publish most of the letters we 0100 FAX (415) 956-6701 receive, but we cannot guarantee publica- Senator Pat Wiggins: religious conservatives should not disqualify Romney State Senate from the outset. There may be other reasons to oppose tion. Names will not be withheld for any Sen. Dianne Feinstein: 331 Hart District 2, Capitol Building, Room 5100, reason. If we are aware that you are con- Senate Office Bldg., Washington, D.C. him for president, but his belief about the destiny of Sacramento, 95814. (916) 445-3375Email: nected to a local organization or are an 20510. (202)224-3841 FAX (202) 228- the soul is not one of them. elected official writing about the organiza- [email protected]. 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Form letters that are clearly part Fort Bragg 95437; 962-0933,FAX 962- Room 1090, Ukiah, 95482, 463-4221, Publisher: Kevin McConnell Editor: K.C. Meadows of a write-in campaign will not be pub- lished. You may drop letters off at our office 0934; FAX 463-4245. [email protected] Office manager: Yvonne Bell at 590 S. School St., or fax letters to 468- 3544, mail to Letters to the Editor, P.O. Box Visit our web site at ukiahdailyjournal.com Group systems director: Sue Whitman 749, Ukiah, 95482 or e-mail them to Member Member California [email protected]. E-mail letters should also Audit Bureau Newspaper Publishers include hometown and a phone number. email us at [email protected] Of Circulations Association THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL COMMUNITY FRIDAY, AUG. 3, 2007 – A-5

cants be a resident within the City Limits of Ukiah, with expertise in architecture, building, COMMUNITY BRIEFS or a closely related field. New advisory board The City encourages qualified individuals that would like to make a difference in the Open seat on Ad Hoc community and are interested in serving to appointed for Mendocino Committee with the apply. Applications are located at the reception Ukiah Valley Fire District counter in the Administrative wing of the Ukiah Civic Center, 300 Seminry Avenue. Writers Conference The City of Ukiah is announcing an open public member seat on a join Ad Hoc Individuals may also call the City of Ukiah at The Daily Journal take place on the Mendocino Committee with the Ukiah Valley Fire District 43-6213 for an application to be mailed, faxed, Mendocino Coast Writer’s High School campus, while to study the Integration of Fire Protection or e-mailed. the submittal deadline is Conference director Charlotte the College of the Redwoods Services between the two agencies. Thursday, at noon. Gullick has instituted an undergoes construction. The committee is responsible for identifying The appointment will be considered at the advisory board to the confer- Registration fees include all and analyzing options for integration of Fire regular City Council meeting scheduled for ence to “help us stay local lecture sessions, breakfast Protection Services currently provided by the Aug. 15. For more information, contact Linda but envision globally,” she and lunch on campus, and City of Ukiah Fire Department and the Ukiah C. Brown at 463-6213. explains. “When I first two nights of food and festiv- Valley Fire District. Upon completion of the became director of the ities as the conference is ush- Mendocino Coast Writers analysis, the committee is responsible for mak- ered in with a welcome party Ukiah valley area plan Conference in 2005, I felt a and author reading on ing recommendations to the City Council and open house set for Aug. 14 responsibility to extend the Thursday night, and wrapped Fire District Board of Directors and ultimately vision of what had gone up with the popular dinner at responsible for developing an implementation The Mendocino County Planning Team before me and what this con- Paula Gunn Allen the Hill House and reading strategy for the chosen recommendations. invites the public to participate in an open ference could accomplish for on Saturday night. For an Applications are located at the reception house to review components of the Ukiah writers. I wanted help with The Mendocino Coast extra fee participants can take counter in the Administrative wing of the Valley Area Plan and to give feedback. The this vision...” Gullick first Writers Conference is think- a one-day workshop on Ukiah Civic Center, 300 Seminary Avenue, Open House will be held on Tuesday evening, contacted Barbara ing big and looking to build a Thursday with an author of and at the Ukiah Civic Center Annex located at August 14, 6 p.m. to 8 p.m., at the Ukiah Kingsolver, as she sponsors national reputation and attract their choice; individual pro- 411 Clay Street. Individuals may also call the Valley Conference Center, 200 S. School St., an award for literature of new participants to the annual fessional consultations with City of Ukiah at 463-6312 for an application to Ukiah. social change known as the event. ”The Writers authors, agents or editors are be mailed, faxed, or e-mailed. The submittal There will be various information stations Bellwether prize. “This Conference is ready to step- also available for a separate deadline is Aug. 6. Interviews will be held and including one focused on revised UVAP poli- award recognizes fiction that up to a new level,” Charlotte fee. appointments considered at a regular City cies, including updated sections on the vision; is, in some way, addressing says. “We’re ready to More information about Council meeting scheduled for Aug. 15. For open space and conservation; parks, recreation an issue of needed social increase the scope of the con- the conference can be found more information, call Tony Clarabut, Fire and community facilities; infrastructure; circu- change, and it is unique to the ference in terms of attracting in brochures, which are avail- Chief City of the Ukiah Fire Department at lation and transportation; community design; United States. Of course, we prominent presenters and big- able at local bookstores or 463-6263. land use; and implementation. were overjoyed to have her ger audiences, and to put college campuses, the There will also be a station for each of the place her confidence in our Mendocino Writers MCWC Web site at Human Race Advisory nine discussion areas that includes maps, conference.” Conference on a par with http://www.mcwc.org, or by tables, and text to summarize the relative The MCWC other nationally recognized contact the Conference Council members needed impacts of the various alternatives that have advisory board now includes conferences.” Director at [email protected] Barbara Kingsolver, Gary This year’s conference will or 962-2600 ext. 2167. The Human Race is a County wide fundrais- been studied. Impacts include a qualitative assessment of Snyder, John Lescroart, er that all non-profit organizations can partici- Ronnie Gilbert, Suzanne pate in to raise money for their organization or each alternative’s relationship to the vision and principles; a summary of economic impacts of Bylerley (former co- group. The event is a 3k/5k walk, run, or roll director), Dorianne Laux, through the City of Ukiah. Organizations and each alternative; and a quantitative assessment Carolyn Cooke, Jody Businesses recruit walkers/runners, and then of environmental impacts of each alternative. Gehrman, and Paula Gunn pledges are gathered to raise money for their For more information, contact the planning Allen. This body of writers, favorite organization. team at 467-2569 or visit their web site at local and national, will be The NCO Volunteer Programs are looking http://www.co.mendocino.ca.us/planningteam. tapped twice a year for ideas or community leaders and or members inter- for the conference, including ested in helping to plan and implement all Homeowner, renter assistance potential presenters and fund- aspects of The Human Race, including spon- ing sources. sors, entertainment, team recruitment and available for elderly persons This year’s conference involvement. Free help is available for preparing dates are Aug. 9 through 11, For more information, contact Tami Homeowner or Renter Assistance Claims. and will include sessions in Bartolomei at 462-2596 ext. 110, or at tbar- Persons are eligible for this once a year rebate fiction, mystery, nonfiction, [email protected], or Keren Gupta at 462- if they were 62 years or older on Dec. 31, and writing as social change, 2596 ext. 112, or at [email protected]. 2006, blind or disabled, and had a total house- with authors including John hold income for 2006 of $42,770 or less. Lescroart, Terry Bisson, Maya Khosla, Kat Meads, Applications are being Renters must have paid at least $50 a month and Albert Garcia; with edi- rent, and homeowners must have owned and tors and agents in chat rooms; accepted for City Demolition lived in the home on Dec. 31, 2006. and readings by the poets, Permit Review Comittee seat Help is available at the Ukiah Senior Center, novelists, and nonfiction Wednesdays and Fridays 9 to 11:30 a.m., writers participating in the The City of Ukiah announces a vacancy on through September 28. They request that those conference. the City’s Demolition Permit Review interested bring proof of age or disability, Committee for an unexpired two-year term. property tax bill if a homeowner, and records The requirement for the open seat is that appli- of all income for 2006. Rocking Chairs

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Vacation Bible School. Tom Cooney, Director of the VBS, will bring his team of COMMUNITY BRIEFS young people to conduct the program, which will begin on 6 HazMobile to p.m. The hot dog barbecue will begin at 5 p.m. The events are Weight loss surgeon with good news free, and the community is invited. The Church requrests that collect in Ukiah for diabetics to be in Ukiah tonight those interested in attending make reservations at the church on Sunday, or by calling 485-9217 (English) or 481-8749 Recent determinations between insurance companies and (Spanish/English). Saturday, Aug 11 weight loss surgeons have opened the door to approvals of The worship service begins at 10 a.m. Aaron Donnell will be patients with diabetes that were previously denied in some speaking from Matthew 5 this Sunday. should be careful that items cases. Callpella Community Church is located at 6251 Third St., in The HazMobile household are kept in their original con- Dr. Ara Keshishian, weight loss surgeon who has performed Calpella. hazardous waste site will be tainers (except motor oil the life saving surgery on over 100 patients in Lake, Sonoma open in Ukiah Saturday, which can be consolidated), and Mendocino counties and hundreds in California will speak August 11, 2007 from 8 a.m. that nothing is leaking, and to the Gastric Reduction Duodenal Switch (GRDS) Support Redwood Valley Community to 2 p.m to accept dangerous that all containers are tied Group today at Bartlett Hall, Ukiah Senior Center on Leslie Market to meet Sunday mornings chemicals that can’t go in the down. Street from 6 to 8 p.m. trash. Toxic items like paint, Investigators of the procedure, Pre-Op and Post Op patients There will be fresh coffee and live music, fresh flowers, local The HazMobile also fea- antifreeze, pesticides, herbi- are welcome to attend. The doctor will explain the procedure produce, and crafts at the Redwood Valley Community Market. tures a “free store” with like- cides, pool chemicals, gaso- and compare techniques, failure and success rates, quality of The market meets every Sunday, from 9:30 a.m. to 1 p.m., new usable products including line, solvents, acids, bases, life and answer questions at the meeting. through October at the Lion’s Club Park on East Road in paint, available without toxic cleaners, mercury, Redwood Valley. charge to the public. household batteries and fluo- Mendocino County Library summer The musical line-up includes Steve Baird, George Husaruk The collection site at 298 rescent light tubes are accept- and Will Siegel playing jazz favorites and blues on Aug. 5 and Plant Road, located behind ed by the HazMobile. reading club concludes next Wednesday 19; jazz singer Paula Samonte on Aug. 12; and accordionist the County Animal Shelter, is Explosives and road flares are “Get a clue at your library” summer reading club, which is Don Willis on Aug. 26. open every Tuesday through- excluded. held on Wednesdays at 3 p.m., at the Ukiah Main Branch out the year and the SECOND Motor oil, vehicle batteries, Library 105 N. Main St., Ukiah. The program wraps up Aug. 8, Saturday of each month. computer monitors and televi- with Emmy Good, stamping around and closing party. For more Roots of Motive Power meeting Hours are 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. sions can be recycled at the information, call 463-4153. and election set for Sunday The HazMobile is free to Ukiah Transfer Station, 3151 households but there is a limit Taylor Drive, open Monday to ‘Family Fun in the Sun’ The Roots of Motive Power annual meeting and election of of 15 gallons per vehicle per Saturday, 8 to 4 p.m. officers is set for Aug. 5, at the Engine House, at the Mendocino day (or 60 feet of fluorescent The HazMobile collects at park events continue Saturday County Museum. It will start at 3 p.m., and be followed by a tubes). The 15 gallons is mea- some location in Mendocino sured by the capacity of the The Community Services Department invites the public to potluck supper. or Lake Counties almost containers of hazardous mate- every weekend. The schedule join them in their “Family Fun in the Sun” events. The five free rials. If individuals wish to events will take place at the parks, from 9:30 a.m. to noon, and Governing Board Member and more information is avail- dispose of more than 15 gal- able by calling the local have constant supervised activities including arts and crafts, lons, they must make a special team-work games, bounce houses, balloons, healthy snacks and and special District Elections Recycling Hotline, 468-9704, appointment and a fee will be or on the Internet at beverages and other fun activities. The dates and locations for The County is announcing that the Declaration of Candidacy charged. this summer are: Aug. 4, Observatory Park; and August 18, http://www.mendoRecycle.or forms for individuals wishing to file for special district director Small business waste is g. Todd Grove Park. For more information, call the City of Ukiah or school board district offices are available in the office of the also welcome at the collection Community Services Department at 463-6231. The HazMobile is a service County Clerk, 501 Low Gap Road., room 1020, Ukiah. but an appointment must be of the Mendocino Solid Waste The filing period will be open until Aug. 10, though if the made and a fee will be applied Management Authority. Ukiah High School class of 1967 incumbents do not file by that date, all others will have until 5 per gallon of waste. Financial support is provided 40-year reunion set for Saturday p.m. on August 15 to file. When bringing materials to by the California Integrated For information on what district seats are being elected to, or the HazMobile, the public Waste Management Board. The class of 1967 is set to hold their 40 year class reunion, the election in general contact the election office at 463-4371. set for Aug. 4. The event will take place at the Redwood Valley Cellars. They are looking for their classmates, and would appre- ciate information on their whereabouts. For more information, call Bonnie Black at 489-1776. Calpella Community Church Champagne Sunday Buffet Brunch barbecue set for Sunday A barbecue will be held at Calpella Community Church on Sunday, Aug. 5, followed by a closing program for their

her.” GGRANDRAND OOPENINGPENING Giving In her ‘50s Jane got Alzheimer’s. Remarkably, Continued from Page A-3 thanks to Community Care supportive living services, in Ukiah with a developmen- WALTER who made sure that bills were tal disability to live on her own. Ukiah Valley paid and she was eating well, Association for Habilitation Jane stayed in her own apart- assisted in her work life, and ment until her death. Hospice Community Care of Ukiah assisted in allowing Incorporated helped her to her to die at home with digni- ty and comfort. AF maintain her own apartment. C é She lived on her own for a Jane’s story, and the story long time, and then was joined of her parents Gertrude and with a roommate, Margaret. Oscar, represents what is best Together they enjoyed going in us. Their story shows us shopping and making meals. how each and every one of us Sunday - Aug. 5th • 11:00 am-3:00 pm Jane, like her parents, had a uniquely contributes to life in tenacious, “never give up” our community. The Jane attitude, and many talents. Anderson Development Omelet Station - Prime Rib Tom remembers, “Jane was Disabilities Fund will contin- notorious for being a good ue this legacy by supporting a Waffles - Salad Bar - Pastas - Dessert cook and party organizer. In home for the Special fact, her parties are still leg- Olympics at the Alex endary.” Tom told me about Rorabaugh Center. If you $ 99 1 big parties at Jane’s parents’ would like to learn more 2 house at the swimming pool, about how you can make a Adults - 12 •Kids under 8 - ⁄ Price and smaller parties at Jane’s difference by working with apartment. In both cases, Jane the Community Foundation, 10% Senior Discount took care of everything. “My either through current giving favorites were parties at the or through your estate plan- pool,” Tom continues. “We ning, visit our website at were all laughing, swimming, www.communityfound.org, 920 N. State St. • 462-2080 and barbecuing. You couldn’t or give me a call at 468-9882. notice any “disabilities” -- you just knew you were hav- ing a great time.” This was probably because one of Jane’s greatest talents was for bringing people together. According to Tom, she “loved all people equally. Whoever you were, if you were around Jane, you suddenly had a con- nection to everyone else around you. She helped peo- ple who you never thought would get along, get along.” Jane’s own life was enhanced by the confidence and pride that she received from swimming, bowling and other Special Olympics events. Special Olympics also gave her a chance to make new friendships. Tom told me, “She worked so hard to get new levels. There were bowl- ing trophies all over the house.” She also served on the boards of the Area One Disabilities Board and the Ukiah Chapter of People First. Tom remembers that her board reports, produced with SPONSORED BY considerable time and effort, were a labor of love. “She always did a beautiful job on those reports. But it was also the same at school, the same at work, the same at Special Olympics. Jane put her whole self into everything. Nothing came easy, but that didn’t stop SPORTS FRIDAY, AUG. 3, 2007– A-7 Editor: Zack Corns, 468-3518 [email protected] LOCAL South Rotary 16th annual triathlon date set for Sept. 9 CALENDAR The Daily Journal at Mendocino College. tion closes at 11:59 PM on transition to the second transi- With these funds, South

-Calendar listings are culled from the most South Ukiah Rotary’s 16th Average race-day tempera- September 1 at Active.com. tion at the Mendocino college Ukiah Rotary purchases new recent schedules provided by the schools Annual Triathlon will be run tures range from a high of 89, Registration and packet pick- parking lot. All timing and dictionaries to every third and organizations in our coverage area. Please report schedule changes or incorrect Sunday, September 9, at 8 AM to a low of 55. up will take place at results are determined elec- grader in the Greater Ukiah listings to The Daily Journal Sports Department at 468-3518. with participants swimming, The average water temper- Mendocino College (1000 tronically. area. running, and riding their ature is 72. The Russian River Hensley Creek Road) from 4 The first triathlon was run The club has also been able bikes, including men and Flood Control has assured us to 7 PM on Saturday and in 1991, but at that time it was to provide funding for the fol- COMMUNITY women, teenagers and grand- that there will be sufficient beginning at 6:30 AM on the sponsored by the local bike lowing: the purchase of more parents, solo competitors, and water for the race. day of the race. club. books for the high school DIGEST teams. Registration is $55 for indi- There are two transition But they lost money and library, provides college As a team, each member viduals through August 31 points. Participants are discontinued the event. scholarships to high school Ukiah High football does a section of the race. In online and $70 after. responsible for arriving early The South Ukiah Rotary students, supports the Boys & camp the past, teams have included Registration for teams is $125 for registration and delivering Club took the event over in Girls Club, and sent aid to the groups of teenagers, office through August 31 online and their bicycles to the (1) bike- 1992 at the request of the area destroyed by hurricane The fourth annual Ukiah High teams, and family groups. $150 for teams. swim transition at Lake North Coast Striders and the Katrina, as well as a number School football camp will be run- ning August 12-15. Incoming The triathlon involves a Participants can Google Mendocino. The (2) bike-run Redwood Health Club. of international projects freshman through seniors are half mile open water swim in “Ukiah triathlon” for early transition and finish take place The club lost almost $1,000 including wheelchairs, surgi- invited to come. Lake Mendocino, then a 21.7 registration or be at the gym at at Mendocino College. the first year, while in the cal equipment in Guatemala, The camp will comprise of con- ditioning and contact drills, and mile safe bike course, with a Mendocino College on The South Ukiah Rotary next year they made $2,000, water wells in Nicaragua, will have guest speakers. The moderate 3 mile run that starts Saturday afternoon, will move all transition bags and last year the club netted polio eradication, and cleft camp is free, but players must at Lake Mendocino and ends September 8. Online registra- from the Lake Mendocino $16,000. palate repair. have a physical prior to entering the camp. For more information please call Russ at 489-0963. Soccer Camp Scholarship Peavy, Ensberg lift Pads to 11-0 win over D-Backs By BERNIE WILSON only three in 73 at-bats at The Ryan Rones Scholarship AP Sports Writer Petco Park, which opened in Committee is looking for appli- cants for the scholarship fund to SAN DIEGO — Jake 2004. benefit players wanting to attend Peavy and Morgan Ensberg Ensberg, acquired from soccer camps. Applicants must helped the slumping San Houston before Tuesday’s be dedicated to the game of soc- Diego Padres get back on their trade deadline for a player to cer, hard-working, and have a feet, just in time to face Barry be named or cash, started at good team attitude. Pick up appli- cations at 601 N. State Street, or Bonds. third in place of rookie Kevin call 468-5711. Please submit the Peavy struck out 10 to pass Kouzmanoff. With Gonzalez application at least two weeks 1,000 for his career and on board with a leadoff walk before the start of the camp. Ensberg hit two two-run in the second, Ensberg hit a Donations toward the fund are gratefully accepted at the homers in his first start with two-out homer to left on a 1-1 address listed above. the Padres, helping San Diego pitch from Yusmeiro Petit (2- to an 11-0 win over first-place 3). He homered into the sec- Mendocino College Arizona on Thursday. ond deck in left on a full- volleyball camp With Wally Joyner in his count pitch from reliever Mendocino College will host a first day as the Padres’ hitting Dustin Nippert with two outs week-long volleyball camp for coach, San Diego’s anemic in the seventh, his 10th. Josh area girls beginning Monday, offense provided a rare power Bard was aboard on a walk. August 6. This is a general skills camp put on by the Mendo-Lake display. Khalil Greene added a Two batters earlier, Greene Spikers Volleyball Club. Girls three-run homer and Adrian hit a three-run shot into the going into grades 7-9 should sign balcony on the third level of up for the morning session (run- Gonzalez had a solo shot. ning from 9 a.m.-noon). Girls Gonzalez, aboard for both of the Western Metal Supply Co. going into 10-12th grades should Ensberg’s homers, scored brick warehouse in the left- sign up for the later session (1-4 p.m.) for the more advanced three runs. Joyner replaced field corner, his 17th. players. Merv Rettenmund, who was The slumping Ensberg had Local coaches will teach funda- fired on Tuesday. been designated for assign- mental skill in a low player to Ensberg homered for the ment by the Astros on Sunday. coach environment. This camp is perfect for girls trying out for Padres a week after homering He homered off new team- teams in the fall, or just for fun. against them. He was acquired mate David Wells last The cost is $80. To register call from Houston on Tuesday, Thursday in the Astros’ 7-1 Ori Polkinghorne at 463-0451 one of three deals the Padres win over the Padres. and receive a camp flier. SGVN Staff Photo Keith Birmingham/SXSports Gonzalez homered with Registration is also available the made before the non-waiver San Diego Padres Jake Peavy pitches in the second inning against the Dodgers first day of camp. deadline. Another newcomer, June 30. Peavy reached the 1,000 career strike-out mark on Thursday. one out in the fourth off Petit, Rob Mackowiak, also made his 17th. High school boy’s his first San Diego start, fill- out at least 10 after doing so in San Diego’s 15th shutout, tops games since the All-Star Petit allowed five runs and soccer ing in for injured right fielder four straight starts from April in the majors. break. They avoided a three- five hits in 4 1-3 innings, Ukiah High will be holding a free Brian Giles. Batting leadoff, 25-May 11. That streak started Peavy struck out the side in game sweep and pulled to 1 struck out, and walked, four. conditioning and skills soccer Mackowiak went 2-for-5, at Arizona when he struck out the first inning. He reached 1/2 games of the Notes: Arizona’s top class for all boy’s high school stole a base and scored two 16 to tie his club record. 1,000 when he got Jeff Diamondbacks. prospect, Justin Upton, was soccer players. It will run from July 31 until August 9, and will runs. Peavy, the All-Star starter, DaVanon to look at strike The Padres open a three- called up earlier in the day and meet Tuesday through Thursday The 26-year-old Peavy leads the NL with 154 pun- three leading off the fourth. game series against Bonds and made his big league debut 5:30-7 p.m. (1,004) joined Andy Benes when he came in to play right For more information call coach chouts. Peavy struck out DaVanon the San Francisco Giants on Mario Garcia at 462-1601. (1,036) as the only Padres Peavy returned to the form three times. Friday night. Bonds went into field in the eighth. He fouled pitchers to reach the 1,000- that earned him the start in the Only one Arizona baserun- Thursday night’s game at Los out leading off the ninth. ... Ukiah High volleyball strikeout plateau. Peavy (11- All-Star game, holding ner reached third against Angeles one home run shy of Ensberg has five career multi- Ukiah High School volleyball 5) reached double digits in Arizona to three hits in seven Peavy. tying Hank Aaron’s career homer games. ... Goose will start open weight training and strikeouts for the fifth time innings. He walked one. The third-place Padres, record of 755. Gossage, a reliever with the conditioning on Aug. 13, and will this season and the 20th time Relievers Cla Meredith and who are trying to capture their Bonds has hit 86 home runs Padres’ 1984 World Series run until Aug. 17. It will be held from 10a.m. to 12:30p.m. Try-outs in his career. He had gone 13 newcomer Wilfredo Ledezma third straight NL West title, against the Padres, his most team, threw out the ceremoni- will follow, starting on Aug. 20 straight starts without striking held Arizona hitless to finish have won just eight of 20 against any team. He’s hit al first pitch. and running to Aug. 26. Physicals are required before the first day of try-outs. UHS runners camp Reggae Riding promises good clean fun for everyone Cross Country summer condi- The Daily Journal mostly flat and twisty tracks before each scheduled race. Alleyne will teach Advanced Dube, and Rootstock. tionaing camp for potential Ukiah High School runners will begin Reggae Riding promises in and out of woods and up Kids’ race occurs on a spe- Skills and Style with a course Admission is $20, under 18 Monday, Aug. 6 at 6p.m. aat the plenty of action for racers and and down a creek bed with cial, short and mostly flat preview. is $10, and under 12 donation. high school. It will run Mon., Wed, spectators alike at the debut of and Fri. at the high school and on lots of lines for passing and meadow course. All kids must Basic Bike Repair clinics Race and admission is $30, Tues. and Thurs. at the Shakota this annual mountain festival one 100-foot climb. wear helmets and have a par- are ongoing all afternoon. You under 18 is $15, and under 12 Trail located at Lake Mendocino. Sunday August 19 at the It’s a great course for ent present to register and fill can also sell or trade your old donation. On site camping is Actual cross country practice will begin Aug. 20 ath the high Southern Humboldt beginners and affords a fast out a waiver. All 12 and under bike gear at the Bike Swap available for $10, with $5 off school. Community Park. circuit like race for advanced participants can race for a from 1:00 to 6:00. for participants who bike to For more information please Activities for all ages and riders with lots of great spec- donation of any amount and BBQ, snacks and drinks are the event. call Chad Raugewitz at 467- 9158, or Judi Walsh at 462-5877. skill levels are set in spectacu- tating opportunities. An will receive a prize. for sale from Noon on. A beer Volunteers are still needed lar natural setting to the beat Expert/Pro Payback cash Rider clinics meet at 12 garden will feature local Lost to produce this family event. Summer Basketball of Reggae DJ’s and live con- purse should attract tough Noon in front of the barn. Coast Brews. DJ’s Paradigm To volunteer or for more Camp certs. competition. Emma Worldpeace will teach and SunDub spin all after- information call 923-2100 or The Cross Country race- Open to boys and girls ages 7 Registration opens at 11 Newbie Knowledge for noon. Live music begins at check out to 17, this week long summer course features 3 miles of AM and closes at 15 minutes Beginners, and Tsering 5:00 featuring NPK, Ishi reggaeriding.blogspot.com. basketball camp offers players an opportunity to build a solid sports foundation. Each day is filled with fundamental skill progression drills, easy to understand instruc- tion, as well as games and fun China clamping down on activists, journalists before Olympics competitions. From beginners to advanced By ANITA CHANG The Beijing Olympics, ed several examples of aren’t necessarily terrorists or more than 200,000 people players these camps will be a great experience with no more Associated Press Writer which begin Aug. 8, 2008, are activists who have been crime, the greatest threats are have been killed and 2.5 mil- than eight campers to each a huge source of pride for obstructed, including a hus- those who reveal China’s lion others displaced since coach. All campers receive great BEIJING — One year instruction, a lot of fun, and a free before the start of the Beijing China. band-and-wife couple, Hu Jia social problems and protest February 2003. T-shirt. Lunch is not provided. In bidding for the games and Zeng Jinyan, who have the government.” China buys two-thirds of The camp runs August 20 Olympics, the Chinese gov- through August 24 from 8:30 am ernment has failed to live up back in 2001, Chinese leaders been under constant surveil- Like many dissidents, Hu is Sudan’s oil exports, exports to 3:30 pm. Admission is $125 to promises of greater human promised International lance and travel restrictions under constant surveillance by weapons to the country and is ($75 half day rate), the camp will be held at Pomolita Middle rights and has instead clamped Olympic Committee members since May for allegedly plainclothes officers. His an investor in Sudanese dams School Gym. Pre-register at the down on domestic activists that the Olympics would lead “harming state security.” wife, Zeng, who is five and other infrastructure pro- City of Ukiah. For additional and journalists, Human Rights to an improved climate for Others include Jingo months pregnant, was barred jects. questions, please call the Recreation Department at 463- Watch said Thursday. human rights and media free- Yanking, a military surgeon from attending a human rights Beijing has urged a politi- 6714. China, which has long been doms. who broke government secre- meeting in Switzerland in cal solution to the Darfur cri- criticized for its human rights Instead, there has been cy to reveal the true scale of June and had her passport sis and, as a veto-wielding Benefit softball record, has cracked down on “gagging of dissidents, a Beijing’s SARS outbreak in confiscated. member of the U.N. Security tournament dissent to stave off potential crackdown on activists and 2003. “The Chinese government Council, has blocked efforts to The annual Friends of Friends political instability, the human attempts to block independent He has reportedly been shouldn’t waste this unique sanction Khartoum. softball tournament will be held at rights group said. media coverage,” Adams said. banned from leaving China to opportunity to use the 2008 Steven Spielberg, who is the Cloverdale City Park, entry “The government seems The IOC said it believed accept a human rights award Games to demonstrate to the working as a consultant on the fee is $300 for each team. Proceeds go to a person in the afraid that its own citizens the Olympics have had a posi- in New York. world it is serious about Games’ opening ceremony, community in need due to med- will embarrass it by speaking tive effect China. Hu, an AIDS activist, said improving the rights situa- has urged Chinese President ical expenses. For more informa- out about political and social “While some may question law enforcement authorities tion,” Adams said. Hu Jintao to change his gov- tion call (707) 972-8122. problems, but China’s leaders China’s ability to meet it’s told him last year, while he The group also criticized ernment’s policy on Sudan apparently don’t realize obligations related to the was in custody for nearly six Beijing’s ties with oppressive after the filmmaker was pub- Continued on authoritarian crackdowns are Beijing Games, we think it is weeks, that Olympic security regimes and dictatorships in licly branded a collaborator by even more embarrassing,” premature to state that China measures started two years Sudan, Burma, Cambodia and Mia Farrow. page A-9 Brad Adams, the Asia director has failed to live up to it’s ahead of the Beijing Games. Zimbabwe. Farrow, a U.N. goodwill of New York-based Human pledges,” IOC spokeswoman “Olympic security includes China has been accused of ambassador, has labeled the Rights Watch, said in a state- Giselle Davis said. extinguishing all threats,” he not doing more to stop the Games the “genocide ment. Human Rights Watch sight- said. “The greatest threats bloodshed in Darfur, where Olympics.” A-8 – FRIDAY, AUG. 3, 2007 SPORTS THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL

Ducks don’t match Edmonton’s offer to Penner SCOREBOARD Thursday’s Games By BETH HARRIS good person and he played MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL Cleveland 5, Texas 0 Boston 7, Baltimore 4 AP Sports Writer well for us,” he said. Chicago White Sox 13, N.Y.Yankees 9 LOS ANGELES — The Besides his 29 goals, NATIONAL LEAGUE Kansas City at Minnesota, ppd. Friday’s Games Anaheim Ducks cut ties with Penner had 16 assists in his By The Associated Press Kansas City (Perez 6-9) at N.Y.Yankees (Wang All Times EDT 12-5), 7:05 p.m. Dustin Penner on Thursday first full NHL season. He had Chicago White Sox (Buehrle 8-6) at Detroit (Miller East Division 5-3), 7:05 p.m. when the team opted not to three goals and five assists in W L Pct GB Texas (Millwood 7-9) at Toronto (Halladay 11-5), match a five-year, $21.25 mil- 21 postseason games. New York 61 47 .565 — 7:07 p.m. Atlanta 57 51 .528 4 Baltimore (D.Cabrera 7-11) at Tampa Bay lion offer sheet from the “The pressure that I receive Philadelphia 56 51 .523 4 1/2 (Shields 8-6), 7:10 p.m. Florida 50 58 .463 11 Cleveland (Sabathia 13-6) at Minnesota Edmonton Oilers for the 24- from the media and fans won’t Washington 47 60 .439 13 1/2 (J.Santana 11-8), 8:10 p.m. Boston (Lester 1-0) at Seattle (Ramirez 6-3), year-old left winger. be near the pressure of what I Central Division 10:05 p.m. W L Pct GB L.A. Angels (Moseley 4-1) at Oakland (DiNardo The Ducks will receive put on myself,” he said in a Chicago 57 49 .538 — 5-6), 10:05 p.m. Milwaukee 58 51 .532 1/2 picks in the first, second and conference call. “I know St. Louis 50 55 .476 6 1/2 Saturday’s Games third rounds of the 2008 draft myself I didn’t peak this last Houston 46 61 .430 11 1/2 Kansas City at N.Y.Yankees, 1:05 p.m. Cincinnati 45 63 .417 13 Texas at Toronto, 1:07 p.m. from Edmonton as compensa- year as a player in Anaheim. I Pittsburgh 44 62 .415 13 L.A. Angels at Oakland, 3:55 p.m. Cleveland at Minnesota, 3:55 p.m. tion. don’t know what my potential West Division Chicago White Sox at Detroit, 7:05 p.m. W L Pct GB Baltimore at Tampa Bay, 7:10 p.m. Penner, who was a restrict- is, but I think in the next five Arizona 60 49 .550 — Boston at Seattle, 10:05 p.m. Los Angeles 58 49 .542 1 ed free agent, will get a huge years I’ll find out.” San Diego 56 50 .528 2 1/2 Sunday’s Games Colorado 54 52 .509 4 1/2 Chicago White Sox at Detroit, 1:05 p.m. raise from the Oilers, earning Burke stressed that he had San Francisco 46 59 .438 12 Kansas City at N.Y.Yankees, 1:05 p.m. $4.25 million in each of the no problem with offer sheets, Texas at Toronto, 1:07 p.m. ——— Baltimore at Tampa Bay, 1:40 p.m. next five seasons. He made which are part of the NHL’s Wednesday’s Games Cleveland at Minnesota, 2:10 p.m. Florida 4, Colorado 3 Boston at Seattle, 4:05 p.m. Pittsburgh 15, St. Louis 1 L.A. Angels at Oakland, 4:05 p.m. the NHL minimum of collective bargaining agree- Washington 7, Cincinnati 2 $450,000 last season, when he ment. Atlanta 12, Houston 3 N.Y. Mets 8, Milwaukee 5 scored 29 goals for the “I do respect the system,” Chicago Cubs 5, Philadelphia 4 MAJOR LEAGUE SOCCER Arizona 9, San Diego 5, 11 innings Stanley Cup champion Ducks. he said. “You can’t whine L.A. Dodgers 6, San Francisco 4 By The Associated Press Anaheim had a week to about somebody putting in an Thursday’s Games All Times EDT Pittsburgh 5, St. Louis 4, 11 innings match Edmonton’s offer and offer sheet on one of your N.Y. Mets 12, Milwaukee 4 EASTERN CONFERENCE WLTPtsGFGA waited until Thursday’s dead- players. And the better your Friday’s Games New England 8 3 6 30 31 21 line had passed before team is, you’re going to be tar- N.Y. Mets (O.Hernandez 7-4) at Chicago Cubs Kansas City 8 5 5 29 32 26 (Zambrano 14-7), 2:20 p.m. New York 8 7 3 27 26 23 announcing it was letting geted. Houston (Oswalt 10-6) at Florida (Willis 7-10), Columbus 6 5 7 25 23 23 7:05 p.m. D.C. United 7 6 3 24 26 22 Penner go. “I just decided that this Cincinnati (Belisle 5-8) at Pittsburgh (Snell 7-9), Chicago 5 8 4 19 16 26 Jim Gensheimer/Mercury News 7:05 p.m. Toronto FC 5 9 4 19 18 29 “We don’t believe these offer doesn’t make sense.” St. Louis (K.Wells 4-13) at Washington (Redding Dustin Penner scores a goal on Sharks goalie Evgeni 1-2), 7:05 p.m. WESTERN CONFERENCE salaries make sense,” The Ducks don’t have Colorado (Francis 11-5) at Atlanta (Smoltz 10-5), WLTPtsGFGA Nabokov on February. 7:35 p.m. Houston 10 5 4 34 28 13 Anaheim general manager much room under the salary Philadelphia (Kendrick 5-1) at Milwaukee FC Dallas 9 6 3 30 24 24 Brian Burke said on a confer- it’s an act of desperation for a and I don’t plan on it,” Lowe cap. They are around $5 mil- (Gallardo 3-1), 8:05 p.m. CD Chivas USA 8 6 3 27 24 19 San Francisco (Cain 3-12) at San Diego (Maddux Colorado 4 8 6 18 16 24 ence call. “If I believe these general manager who is fight- said on a conference call. “I lion below the $50.3 million 7-8), 10:05 p.m. Los Angeles 3 5 4 13 17 18 Arizona (Davis 7-10) at L.A. Dodgers (Billingsley Real Salt Lake 1 9 6 9 13 26 salaries don’t make sense and ing to keep his job.” have one responsibility and maximum for next season, 7-1), 10:40 p.m. NOTE: Three points for victory, one point for tie. I match then I’m just as dumb Burke’s feelings about one responsibility only — and although a team is allowed to Saturday’s Games ——— N.Y. Mets at Chicago Cubs, 3:55 p.m. Thursday’s Game as the team that extended the Lowe didn’t change as the that’s to the Edmonton Oilers’ be over the salary cap by 10 Colorado at Atlanta, 7:05 p.m. Kansas City at New England, 7 p.m. Houston at Florida, 7:05 p.m. offer.” Ducks decided over the last fans and the Edmonton Oilers’ percent until Oct. 1. Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, 7:05 p.m. Saturday’s Games Burke was incensed by the week whether to match the ownership. Anaheim is still waiting on Philadelphia at Milwaukee, 7:05 p.m. Columbus at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. St. Louis at Washington, 7:05 p.m. Colorado at FC Dallas, 8:30 p.m. terms and amount of last offer sheet. “I’m not in the business of defenseman Scott San Francisco at San Diego, 10:05 p.m. Houston at Real Salt Lake, 9 p.m. Arizona at L.A. Dodgers, 10:10 p.m. week’s offer, and at the time “It’s certainly not a priority trying to make friends. Never Niedermayer and winger Thursday, Aug. 9 Sunday’s Games Los Angeles at D.C. United, 7 p.m. he had especially harsh words for me to mend this fence,” he have, never will be.” Teemu Selanne to decide Colorado at Atlanta, 1:05 p.m. Houston at Florida, 1:05 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 12 for Edmonton GM Kevin said. Burke made it clear that his whether they will retire or Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, 1:35 p.m. Toronto FC at New York, 5 p.m. St. Louis at Washington, 1:35 p.m. Los Angeles at New England, 7 p.m. Lowe, saying, “Edmonton has And apparently not for hard feelings didn’t extend to play next season. Burke said Philadelphia at Milwaukee, 2:05 p.m. offered a mostly inflated Lowe, either. Penner. nothing has changed with San Francisco at San Diego, 4:05 p.m. Arizona at L.A. Dodgers, 4:10 p.m. salary for a player, and I think “I have not (called him) “Dustin is a good kid and a their status. N.Y. Mets at Chicago Cubs, 8:05 p.m. WNBA

AMERICAN LEAGUE At A Glance By The Associated Press By The Associated Press All Times EDT All Times EDT EASTERN CONFERENCE East Division WLPctGB Flesch early Reno leader, one stroke shy of record W L Pct GB Detroit 21 6.778 — Boston 66 42 .611 — Indiana 17 10.630 4 New York 58 50 .537 8 Connecticut 15 12.556 6 By SCOTT SONNER debut, was in the half the field “He had lots of them. I hole. But anyway, he didn’t Toronto 53 54 .495 12 1/2 Chicago 12 15.444 9 Associated Press Writer of 132 golfers that had after- picked out a 1963 nickel that’s ask for his nickel back. I’ve Baltimore 50 57 .467 15 1/2 New York 10 15.400 10 noon tee times and still were Tampa Bay 41 66 .383 24 1/2 Washington 10 15.400 10 RENO, Nev. — Steve all black. It was probably his got it and I putted well so Central Division WESTERN CONFERENCE on the course. favorite. It was old school. maybe I’ll keep if for the W L Pct GB WLPctGB Flesch fired two eagles and Detroit 61 46 .570 — San Antonio 16 9.640 — five birdies Thursday to take Dialed in all day with his But he’s fired up after the week, unless he sees me at the Cleveland 61 47 .565 1/2 Phoenix 17 10.630 — Minnesota 55 52 .514 6 Sacramento 15 10.600 1 the early first-round lead in irons, Flesch hit 17 greens and third birdie in a row. He said, craps table and he wants it Chicago 49 59 .454 12 1/2 Seattle 13 14.481 4 the fringe of the other one, Kansas City 48 59 .449 13 Los Angeles 9 16.360 7 the clubhouse at the PGA ‘I want that nickel back,”’ back.” Houston 8 18.3088 1/2 leaving him on average inside West Division Minnesota 7 20.259 10 Tour’s Reno-Tahoe Open at 9- MacKenzie said. Meanwhile, the 32-year-old W L Pct GB 18 feet of the pin. He missed a Los Angeles 62 44 .585 — ——— under-par 63, one shy of the On No. 4, MacKenzie sent free spirit was off to celebrate Seattle 59 47 .557 3 Tuesday’s Games 5-foot birdie attempt on the a 60-footer birdie attempt his opening round at his Oakland 51 57 .472 12 Connecticut 74, Chicago 56 course record. Texas 48 60 .444 15 Indiana 66, Washington 57 Flesch made an 18-foot first hole as well as a 3-footer rolling toward the cup on the favorite burger place. Los Angeles 73, New York 63 ——— Detroit 84, San Antonio 79 eagle putt on the par-5 fourth on No. 5. par-5, fourth. “In and Out Burger,” he Wednesday’s Games Phoenix 76, Houston 74 He also missed an 8-foot Tampa Bay 6, Toronto 2 Sacramento 78, Seattle 74 to get to 4-under through four “Beemer was like, ‘If that told reporters. “Come on. Oakland 3, Detroit 2 birdie attempt on the 14th and Boston 5, Baltimore 4 Friday’s Games holes. putt goes in...’ I was going to Who’s joining us? Double- Texas 9, Cleveland 6, 10 innings New York at Washington, 7 p.m. a 6-footer on the 17th that N.Y.Yankees 8, Chicago White Sox 1 Detroit at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. He made the turn at 6- be injured going to the next double.” Kansas City 5, Minnesota 3, 10 innings Los Angeles at Houston, 8:30 p.m. under 30 and got to 8-under would have given him a share Seattle 8, L.A. Angels 7, 12 innings Seattle at Sacramento, 10 p.m. when he hit a three wood to of the course record 62 that within 10 feet for another Bill Glasson set in 2005 and eagle on the 584-yard, par-5 Joe Ogilvie tied in last year’s 11th. He birdied from 4 feet tournament. on No. 18. Flesch said he doesn’t “If I ever had a chance to remember the last time he had shoot 59, it would have been two eagles in the same round. today,” said Flesch, who has “Putt-Putt maybe?” said two wins in 11 years on tour Flesch, whose best finish this and more than $13 million in year has been a tie for fifth career earnings. last month at the U.S. Bank “It’s probably the best I’ve Championship in Milwaukee. played in the last five years He is 132nd on this year’s out here on tour. Every hole I money list with $406,586. He had a chance of making expects low scores through birdie. But I’m certainly not the weekend if the wind does- complaining about nine n’t pick up and the greens under,” said the 40-year-old remain soft. left-hander from Kentucky “It’s going to be the ‘O.K. who has three top-10 finishes Corral’ out here. It’s going to in eight previous appearances be a shootout,” he said. at the 7,472-yard Montreux MacKenzie birdied his first Golf & Country Club on the three holes en route to a 6- edge of the Sierra Nevada. under par 66 despite a minor Jose Conceres had six crisis that playing partner birdies, one bogey and a hole- Rich Beem helped solve on the opening green. in-one on the 220-yard No. 7 “I get out there and I don’t to shoot an 8-under-par 64. have anything to mark my ball He said the ace was extra with,” MacKenzie said. He special because it came on the asked his caddie and girlfriend 16th birthday of his daughter, for help, but no luck. Maria Jose, back home in “So I said, ‘Hey, Beemer. Argentina. You got any coins on you?”’ “It was a very good score said MacKenzie, an avid for my daughter,” Conceres kayaker, surfer and snow- said. “I hit a six iron straight at boarder whose victory in the hole and I was very lucky Reno last August was his first that it wound up in the hole.” on tour. Australian Steve Allan, who missed a 4-foot bogey TRU putt that would have won the UP CK tournament in 2004, was M S E T another stroke back at 65. - O K Defending champ Will R C MacKenzie, Jason Gore and I E former University of Nevada P golfer Charlie Wi were in a Since 1989 group at 66. Tadd Fujikawa, a 16-year- old Hawaiian making his pro

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Co-Ed softball five best coaches ever, but he much an owner and a During his years as the He got eight starters for the sign-ups was one of the five best per- pioneer. 49ers’ head coach — 1988 and 1989 champions in sonnel men ever,” says Bill If you start after 1979-88 — his team won rounds two through six of the Ukiah Co-ed Softball League play is scheduled to begin in mid Polian, who built World War II, six coach- three Super Bowls and 1986 draft. August and run through October. 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He coached for only 10 years, in his own assistants, including his most successful contempo- greater heights and one who was owner, general manager the top three. Jon Gruden, Andy Reid and raries and competitors during eventually replaced him and The City of Ukiah would like to and coach of the Chicago “I always said that he was Steve Mariucci. the 1980s — Joe Gibbs in won a Super Bowl of his own. announce the beginning of regis- Bears and, essentially, com- an artist and all the rest of us But that all began with Washington and Bill Parcells “He was one of those tration for a women’s slow pitch Brown, who spawned so softball tournament. The tourna- missioner — nothing impor- were blacksmiths pounding in New York? unusual people who could say, ment will be held at the Ukiah tant happened in the NFL the anvil, while he was paint- many coaches and taught so Gibbs and Parcells coached ’Here’s a play, it’s going to Sports Complex on Saturday, without his approval. ing the picture,” Seattle coach many others — he was the players provided them by work, and here’s what’s going August 25. The format will be a But the modern NFL began Mike Holmgren said. first coach to actively seek out Bobby Beathard and George to happen.” Gibbs said. three game round-robin with a single elimination playoff to follow. All players on the roster must be 18 years or older at time of regis- tration. The deadline for registra- tion is Friday, August 17, and there is a maximum of 12 teams. Bruce Matthews was hard to ignore as Oiler and Titan Team fees are $250 per team. For questions or to register your team, please call (707) 463-6714 By BARRY WILNER than any full-time positional play center. Usually center- Sanders was a standout problems during his career or come to 411 West Clay St. AP Football Writer player in league history when guard or guard-tackle, but not blocking tight end who and was voted into the Hall in Except for the occasional he retired, Matthews spent 99 a guy who can play center, run became a pass-catching threat, his third year of eligibility. Humboldt Classics holding penalty that negates a at left guard, 87 at center, 67 the show and do all that for as well. “Mistakes will cost you. softball tourney big play, offensive linemen at right guard, 22 at right tack- you, but if someone gets hurt He was a three-time All- That’s the reality,” Irvin said. The Humboldt Classic Senior are the anonymous creatures le and 17 at left tackle. can go to left tackle and finish Pro who made 30 or more “You have to pay the price for Softball Association will be host- on NFL teams. That makes Nothing he did, including the game.” receptions in a season seven your mistakes, but, also, don’t ing senior's and open age divi- sion softball tournaments August Bruce Matthews’ immediate the skills and leadership he Hickerson is the other times and had more than 500 give up. Keep going and try to 11 and 12 at the Arcata Sports election to the Pro Football brought to the field, surpassed offensive lineman going into yards receiving in six seasons overcome that. That’s the real- complex. There will be two sepa- Hall of Fame somewhat that unheard-of versatility. the Hall. He and Sanders were in an era when quarterbacks ity, too. I like that it worked rate divisions for 50's and 60's besides the open age. The cost remarkable. That’s what most impresses chosen by the veterans com- rarely threw to tight ends. out the way it worked out.” per team will be $200. For more It can take years, even Jeff Fisher, Matthews’ team- mittee. So could Irvin, who is the Thomas was the 1991 information contact Richard Marks at (707) 445-3432 or e- decades, for blockers to get mate at Southern Cal and his As a 248-pound guard — second member of Dallas’ league MVP and, like mail [email protected]. noticed by the Hall voters. Not coach for Matthews’ final about 100 pounds lighter than vaunted “Triplets” on offense Matthews, was known for his Matthews, whose versatility seven NFL seasons. some guards today — to make the Hall, along with versatility. A superb runner UHS Girls tennis and reliability for 19 seasons “More incredible in our Hickerson played 15 seasons QB Troy Aikman. Running with darting quickness and tryouts made him an easy choice in business is the starts he had at for the Browns and Cleveland back Emmitt Smith, the NFL’s surprising power, he also was Tryouts for the Ukiah High his first year of eligibility. each different position on the never had a losing record in career rushing leader, will be a a terrific receiver. He helped School Girls Tennis Team will take On Saturday, the outstand- offensive line. That’s incredi- that time. He made five slam-dunk when he becomes Buffalo win four straight AFC place from Monday through Friday, August 20 through 24, and ing guard-tackle-center for the ble and to play at such a high straight All-Pro teams (1966- eligible. titles, but no Super Bowl on Monday, August 27, as well as Houston Oilers and Tennessee level for so many years,” 70) and was a lead blocker for Irvin was the top receiver crowns. Wednesday through Friday, Titans will join Thurman Fisher said. Hall of Famers Jim Brown, on three Super Bowl champi- “People can say what they August 29 through 31, times from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. each day, at the Thomas, Michael Irvin, Roger “A lot of guys can’t move Bobby Mitchell and Leroy ons, and he made the league’s want to say,” Thomas said. MENDOCINO COLLEGE tennis Wehrli, Charlie Sanders and around because mentally it’s Kelly. In 1964, he helped All-1990s team. As a rookie in “We put Buffalo on the map. courts. All participants must have completed their Sports Physical Gene Hickerson in football’s hard, especially to go from Cleveland to the NFL champi- 1988, he led the league with a Whether you want to label us Examination, and have turned in shrine. Matthews is the only center to tackle,” said former onship. 20.4-yard per catch average, as losers or winners or what their fully completed Sports inductee to make it on his first Matthews teammate Mike “Gene was the leader of a and he had 11 100-yard have you, there have been a Participation Packet to the Ukiahi Administration Office prior to try- try this year. Munchak, himself a Canton great line,” Brown said, “and receiving games in 1995, set- lot of other teams that have outs, to be eligible to participate. “If you would’ve told me inductee. “Not many guys in the greatest downfield blocker ting an NFL record. never been to the Super Athletes will receive an eligibility then that one day I’d play in football can do that and also in the history of pro football.” Irvin had several off-field Bowl.” card which is to be turned in to the tennis coach at the tryouts. the NFL and one day I’d make Participants need to bring a ten- the Hall of Fame, I would’ve nis racquet, athletic shoes designed specifically for tennis, said you’ve got to be kid- and a water bottle each day. ding,” Matthews said. The Ukiah High School Girls And if you’d told Matthews Tennis Team will play all of their home matches at MENDOCINO — or anyone else — that he COLLEGE, due to court renova- would play every offensive tions at Ukiahi. 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*OEJBOT A-10 – FRIDAY, AUG. 3, 2007 SCIENCE & NATURE Editor: Richard Rosier, 468-3520 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected] Poaching investigators go Farmworkers sue EPA to ban high-tech to find justice pesticide they claim sickens them By PAUL ELIAS suit claims that exposure to “This pesticide puts thou- By REBECCA BOONE The Associated Press the pesticide causes nausea, sands of workers at risk of The Associated Press SAN FRANCISCO -- dizziness and sometimes serious illness every year,” CALDWELL, Idaho -- A Farmworker unions and non- death. said Erik Nicholson of the knife with traces of blood found profit groups representing Chlorpyrifos was used dur- United Farm Workers. “It is in a suspect’s truck. A few hairs rural residents said Tuesday ing World War II in chemical inexcusable for the EPA to picked up at the crime scene they will sue federal regula- bombs. The active ingredient allow the use a pesticide they hundreds of miles away. tors in a bid to ban a popular interferes with nerve and mus- know to be damaging to peo- Authorities feared the victim pesticide they allege is cle communications in insects ple, especially children.” was dead, perhaps already dis- responsible for widespread and animals, including peo- The EPA said in a statement membered and eaten. health problems throughout ple. Tuesday that the agency has Dr. Karen Rudolph didn’t agricultural America. The lawsuit, filed by the “significantly restricted uses have much time: She had to see The United Farm Workers conservation law firm of formerly widely used pesti- if DNA on the bloody knife of America, the AFL-CIO and Earthjustice, claims that 11 cides, including chlorpyrifos.” matched the scattered hair several other organizations million pounds of chlorpyri- “U.S. pesticide safety stan- found on a rock outcropping in had planned to file a lawsuit fos -- including 2 million dards are the highest in the the Idaho wilderness. Two days Tuesday against the pounds in California -- is world,” the agency stated. later, working quickly but care- Environmental Protection sprayed annually in the Dow AgroSciences LLC, fully on delicate equipment in a Agency in San Jose federal United States. The toxin, the Dow Chemical Co. sub- state laboratory, she had an court over its approval of the which can only be used for sidiary that makes Lorsban answer for investigators. The pesticide chlorpyrifos, sold agricultural purposes and in and other similar pesticides, DNA was a match. under several brand names small amounts for domestic said in a statement that the The suspect was arrested and including Lorsban. But ant and roach baits, is popular bug spray has been on the charged -- with poaching. lawyers said a delivery snag among farmers of cotton, market for 40 years and is “Idaho poachers, until will prevent it from filing the corn, almonds and fruit trees. approved for sale in 100 coun- recently, were kind of your lawsuit until Wednesday. At least 28 Tulare County tries “based on detailed scien- average Joe Bad Guy out in the The lawsuit, a draft of grape pickers were sickened tific evaluations by regulators woods doing small-fry things,” which lawyers distributed earlier this month when the charged with the protection of said Rudolph, a wildlife labora- after a press conference pesticide drifted into their human health.” tory biologist for the Idaho tions, but DNA is the modern ahead and take it. I’ve already Tuesday, charges that the EPA vineyard from a nearby The company said the law- Department of Fish and Game. fingerprint that people can use cleaned it and boiled it and you failed to adequately study the almond orchard. suit was “without merit.” “But now many of them literal- to attach an individual to a won’t find anything.”’ bug spray’s harm to people ly hunt every day and night -- crime,” he said. “It’s only come Back in the lab, Rudolph when it re-approved its use in looking for antlers to sell so up in the last couple of years or was undeterred. She put a layer 2001 for farming uses. some rich guy in Jackson Hole so here, and as it’s available, it’s of aluminum foil down on the The bug spray was can have an antler chandelier, required because it can either lab counter and slowly opened removed from retail shelves V a lley V iew or ingredients to make some exculpate somebody or has the the folding knife. As she ran a last year and is no longer strange alternative medicine or potential to inculpate them.” tiny brush over the hinge, the approved for residential use to get a trophy for bragging At the tiny cinderblock Fish bristles dislodged a speck of out of concern for children, Skilled Nursing Center rights. It’s become commer- and Game lab where Rudolph dried blood. The sample was who are more at risk than cial.” works in Caldwell, the mail minuscule. But it was enough to adults to getting sick when Programs That means more high- may bring a cardboard tube run a DNA test and connect the exposed to the spray. The law- stakes court cases, she said, filled with bear bait or a knife to the poached animal, & Services with defendants hiring top-dol- wrapped hunk of meat taken she said. • 24 Hour lar attorneys and juries expect- from someone’s freezer. Game Few states have their own Nursing Care ing high-tech evidence. wardens often stumble on sus- wildlife DNA lab, said Ken And that’s where Rudolph pected crime scenes while Goddard, director of the • Progressive comes in. As the state’s only they’re hiking in the wilder- National Fish and Wildlife Rehabilitation wildlife DNA expert, the 44- ness, Rudolph said, so they Forensics Lab. So Goddard’s look for the • Activity year-old Horseshoe Bend resi- have to collect the evidence Ashland, Ore. lab handles winning LOTTERY Program dent handles evidence for many with whatever makeshift con- wildlife evidence from across of Idaho’s poaching cases. At its tainer they can find in their the nation, as well as for some numbers daily • Dietary simplest, Rudolph’s job backpacks. international cases. in the Program requires her to forensically Sometimes Rudolph finds “Maybe 8 or 9 states have determine the species, gender herself living something like a one person, but have never been Ukiah Daily and identity of any given hunk countrified scene from the TV able to get the funding for a real Journal (707) 462-1436 of tissue, wayward tuft of hair, crime thriller CSI. lab,” Goddard said. “The idea is 1162 Dora • Ukiah bone chip or dried splatter of “I’ve been given a bone saw to take what works in a human blood. that had tissue from different crime scene and transfer it to In many cases, her work has animals stuck between the tiny wildlife crime management. All helped prosecutors win convic- teeth of the blade. Once, I had labs -- human or wildlife -- try tions and encouraged defen- to pick through a shop vacuum to link the suspect, the crime dants to plead guilty without for tissue. We mostly found scene and the evidence togeth- going to trial, officials said. hair,” she said. “I spent hours er. But in wildlife, you have to In one recent case, Gary examining a pontoon boat for figure out first if a crime was Lehnherr of McFarland, Wis., moose blood, because the offi- committed. That can depend on and Ronnie Gardner of Jerome, cer had a tip that the poacher time of day, what side of the Idaho both pleaded guilty in had been fishing the same day road someone was on and even federal court to illegally killing he killed a moose, and both the the type of weapon used.” a trophy mule deer in Lincoln boat and the moose were trans- Ultimately, the use of DNA County with a high-caliber cen- ported in the same truck.” evidence helps keep game war- ter fire rifle. Rudolph matched Some suspects, apparently dens safe by minimizing their DNA in blood and hair found at unaware that investigators use initial contact with suspects, the kill site -- in an area where advanced forensic techniques, Goddard said. only muzzleloader hunting was get a little cocky and unwitting- “Before, you had to catch allowed -- with DNA from the ly help investigators, Rudolph them with the deer or poached deer’s antlers, found in said. bear and they’re generally Lehnherr’s home. “One guy had a folding knife armed at the time. That can be When the two are sentenced that a warden thought had been terribly dangerous,” he said. Oct. 15, they face up to one year used in a poaching case, and “Now they don’t have to catch in prison and $100,000 fines for when the officer asked for it, the people in the act -- they can just the federal misdemeanor. guy laughed and said, ’Go gather the evidence later.” Assistant U.S. Attorney George To help battle the high cost of education, Breitsameter, who prosecuted use the newspaper as a simple answer to the case, said Rudolph’s work many questions. From social studies, to the was “an important investigative A Simple TAYLOR’S TAVERN arts and sciences, the newspaper is an tool” in the case. DNA also helped crack the inexpensive way to diversify the daily case of a man who was suspect- curriculum. ed of trying to poison wolves in Wyoming and Idaho with pesti- 17th Annual Way to The advantages of Newspapers In Education cide-laced meatballs. No (NIE) are many: wolves were found dead, but the tainted meat was suspected • Affordable. Special student rates make in the death of more than 20 pet dogs. newspapers affordable textbooks covering a Buffalo B.B.Q. Help variety of subjects. First, DNA from some meat- balls found at a crime scene near Salmon was matched to Saturday, August 4th, 2007 • Improves reading skills. Evidence has DNA found in blood in Tim shown there is a correlation between Sundles’ freezer. The former knowledge and achievement among Salmon resident, who now lives Serving from Your in Montana, was headed for students who read the newspaper. trial but pleaded guilty after 1:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m. more DNA evidence turned up. • Up-to-date. The newspaper is a current Investigators had taken sam- source of information which gives students a ples of yellow snow found at B.B.Q. Tickets: Child's realistic look at events. the crime scene that day, sus- pecting that the person who left $14.00 • High interest rates. Students have a high the meatballs had relieved him- self at the site. They were right, interest in the newspaper because of the Breitsameter said -- DNA from 6951 East Road Education variety of subjects covered. There’s human cells found in the urine something for everyone. was a perfect match for Redwood Valley Sundles. In February, Sundles was sentenced to six days in jail, Live Music by For information on how you can become involved in banned from federal or public COUNTRY COWBOYS land for two years and ordered NIE, call (468-3500) today. to pay more than $1,500 in from fines for violating the Endangered Species Act. 4:00 p.m. – 8:00 -p.m. The use of DNA evidence in wildlife investigations is fairly For information call: new, but it’s being used more and more, Breitsameter said. “I’m not sure if that’s TAYLOR’S TAVERN because of people’s expecta- 485-5108 590 S. School St., Ukiah • 468-3500 THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL SCIENCE & NATURE FRIDAY, AUG. 3, 2007 – A-11

Federal judge stops Weyerhaeuser San Diego Zoo logging in spotted owl habitat says giant panda is By DONNA GORDON degradation in her ruling. expecting her 4th cub BLANKINSHIP Pechman said in her order The Associated Press that since 2004, the state has SEATTLE -- A federal approved logging well within judge on Wednesday issued a 2.7 miles of the center of two preliminary injunction to of the habitat areas on stop Weyerhaeuser Co. from Weyerhaeuser land. logging in spotted owl habi- “The judge’s decision is a tat on four parcels of private clear statement that land in Washington state. Weyerhaeuser is not above U.S. District Judge federal law,” said Shawn Marsha J. Pechman did not Cantrell, executive director grant an additional request of Seattle Audubon. by the Seattle and Kittitas In not granting an injunc- Audubon Societies to stop tion against the state, the state of Washington from Pechman said the court could granting permits to log in not make a finding on spotted owl habitat. whether owls likely inhabit The injunction from log- other owl circles around the ging covers spotted owl habi- state because scientific data tat within 2.7 miles of the about owl habitat outside of center of four circles of pri- southwest Washington was vate land in southwestern not current. Washington, which Pechman In filing its lawsuit in called a good estimate of the November 2006, the size of an owl’s home range Audubon Society said the in that area. Each 2.7-mile state’s population of northern radius circle includes more spotted owls has been cut in than 14,000 acres. half since the 1990s. The “It really shows the Seattle group said the state’s Endangered Species Act still rules are not adequate for has some teeth in it,” said protecting the owls outside Kenan Block, a spokesman of 13 “special emphasis” The Associated Press for the Washington Forest areas. SAN DIEGO -- A giant panda at the San Diego Zoo is Law Center. Wednesday’s decision pregnant again and expecting her fourth cub sometime in Weyerhaeuser spokesman affects less than 1 percent of August. Frank Mendizabal said the private timberlands in The zoo said Tuesday that Bai Yun was put on “24- company was disappointed in “We’re confident that owl also faces a new threat Washington, but Cantrell hour birth watch” after officials detected a fetus and fetal some aspects of Pechman’s Washington state and from a cousin, the barred said those are also some of heartbeat through ultrasound images July 18. Additional ruling but did not think the Weyerhaeuser will prevail owl, that has been invading the most sensitive areas in tests confirmed the pregnancy was going normally. injunction would affect its when the matter is decided” its territory. the state. Bai Yun, who is 16 years old, has given birth three operations in the short term at trial sometime next year, In her decision, Pechman He said his group hopes to times. Hua Mei was born in August 1999 and has given because Weyerhaeuser is not Mendizabal said. cited several court cases that sit down with state officials, birth to three sets of twins since moving to China in currently logging in the The owl was declared a defined what the Endangered the timber industry and envi- 2004, including a pair in July. 50,000 acres in question. threatened species in 1990 Species Act means when it ronmentalists to work on Mei Sheng, a male panda born in August 2003, will He said Weyerhaeuser has due primarily to heavy log- says it is unlawful for any new rules for logging in the leave San Diego in October to join China’s breeding pro- been working with the U.S. ging in the old growth forests person to “take” an endan- habitat of imperiled species gram. Bai Yun’s third cub, Su Lin, was born in August Fish and Wildlife Service to where it nests and feeds. gered or threatened species. across the state. 2005. study and protect spotted While old growth forests The harm can be indirect and “We hope this spurs real Bai Yun, which translates as White Cloud, appears to owls and will continue to suitable for owl habitat have caused by habitat modifica- action,” Cantrell said. “We have been impregnated seven or eight weeks ago by Gao manage the land in a way it increased, owl numbers have tion, if that modification kills see this as a real victory for Gao, the father of two of her two youngest cubs, the zoo feels is consistent with the continued to decline, recent or injures wildlife. She dis- the environment and the peo- said. judge’s order. research shows. The spotted cussed both habitat loss and ple of Washington.”

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Lake Mendocino – Lake level: 729.78 feet; Storage: 55,945 acre-feet (Maximum storage 122,500 acre-feet) Inflow: 127 cfs Outflow: 195 cfs Air quality – Ozone: .054 ppm (State standard .090 ppm) Carbon monoxide: .48 ppm (20.0 ppm) Nitrogen dioxide: .012 ppm (.25 ppm) “It’s a good social outlet,” ing gifts from lobbyists or their clients. Former senators and Music Willson-Schafer said. “In col- Briefly very high-ranking executive branch officials would have to wait lege, I’ve found that if you’re two years before lobbying Congress; ex-House members would Continued from Page A-1 a musician and connected have to wait one year. with music, it makes socializ- Continued from Page A-2 The Ukiah School of Music ing easy. Everyone is into for a neutral meeting place that would be safe for both South Stocks advance on earnings, job data, began in 1993 at its original music. I feel most of what I Korean negotiators and Taliban captors to hold face-to-face giving Dow 2nd-stright triple-digit gain location along School Street learned musically was here. talks about the release of 21 South Koreans held hostage in across from the Conference As a musician, you really Afghanistan. NEW YORK (AP) — Wall Street had its second-straight Center. According to David need one-on-one time with At an Asian security conference in the Philippines, South late-day rally Thursday, again propelling the Dow Jones indus- Gould, who teaches at the your teacher. I think it’s a Korean Foreign Minister Song Min-soon and U.S. Deputy trials up more than 100 points after solid readings on corporate School of Music, it was the necessity in progressing Secretary of State John Negroponte agreed to place top priority earnings and the job market calmed some of investors’ anxiety dedication of the school’s through your musical educa- on safely freeing the hostages, ruling out a military option for about a tight credit market. founders and the vision of tion.” ending the standoff, a South Korean official said. Trading was volatile again, but not to the extreme seen over Peter Richardson, of Rainbow Willson-Schafer isn’t the But in Washington, senior State Department official Richard the past week. The Dow and the Nasdaq composite mostly Construction, that helped take only student who has found Boucher said the United States is not ruling out military force stayed in positive territory for much of the session. the School of Music to the the school to be therapeutic to free the hostages. Profits from companies like Nokia Corp. came in better than level it’s at today. Now almost while also being educational. A delegation of South Korean lawmakers left for Washington expected, and the Labor Department said jobless claims rose three years after opening the Fifteen-year-old Jessica in the latest diplomatic effort to urge the United States to help last week by a slightly smaller number than economists pre- doors at its current location Smith, a student at the school end the 15-day crisis. dicted. The numbers all helped steady a market that has seen along Smith Street, it appears for four months studying bass Afghan officials said the Taliban captors have agreed to meet stability in short supply. the music may play no more. guitar, said her fondest memo- with South Korea’s ambassador, but they had not yet agreed on Analysts said the jobless report in particular helped stocks, as “The Ukiah School of ry of the school was meeting a venue. it indicated that the labor market is holding up. The figures were Music being where it is has new people who share the released a day before the government’s highly anticipated July helped add vibrancy to down- same interests. Jessica also Congress embraces ethics package, but employment report, to be issued before the start of trading on town,” Ukiah Main Street said the school gave her Friday. “Something that has kept consumers spending is that Program Director Joy Beeler something to look forward to White House says it has ‘serious concerns’ unemployment is very low,” said Janna Sampson, director of told the group. “If we lose the every day. WASHINGTON (AP) — The Senate sent President Bush a portfolio management at Oakbrook Investments. “Even if school, we’re going to lose “It gives me a reason to bill Thursday to make lawmakers pay for private plane rides they’re being pinched a little bit by oil prices or the inability to that wonderful feeling we all practice and want to learn,” and disclose more about their efforts to fund pet projects and borrow, people will spend if they have a job. If we see employ- get.” she said. raise money from lobbyists. ment weakening, that’s really, really negative.” And it’s the happiness that For Jessica’s brother Ben, Some advocates called it the biggest advance in congres- comes from making music 11, the school also helped sional ethics in decades, but Bush received it coolly. He has and being a part of something bring him closer to his family. “serious concerns” about the measure and has not decided “One of the objectives for bigger that seems to unite Ben smiled as he told of his whether to sign it, said White House spokeswoman Emily the coming fiscal year is to everyone at the school. With City favorite memory of the Lawrimore. Democrats, however, hailed the 83-14 Senate vote complete the form-based code 14 teachers, the Ukiah School as proof they are fulfilling their 2006 campaign promise to project. That’s a very impor- of Music offers more than school. He explained that in Continued from Page A-1 the three months he’d attend- crack down on lobbying abuses, which sent some lawmakers tant project for us, and we 1,000 lessons every month. and a prominent lobbyist to prison. Like the House, the Senate want to complete that,” Stump Some students even came to ed the school, nothing com- Planning and Community pared to the first time he and passed the bill by a margin that would overcome a presidential Development Department, said. “We also want to contin- Ukiah to find a musical expe- veto, assuming no lawmakers switched sides. ue working as a team with the rience they couldn’t find else- his sister wrote a song togeth- something Councilman Phil er. The bill would require lawmakers seeking targeted spending Baldwin suggested during the County Planning Department where. projects, or earmarks, to publicize their plans in advance. on the UVAP and get that “The School of Music is Students and their parents meeting. weren’t the only ones making Lawmakers and political committees also would have to dis- During the discussions, adopted.” not only a place for kids who close those lobbyists who raise $15,000 or more for them with- The final budget will be are interested in learning, but their opinions heard Thursday Stump also spoke of the suc- in a six-month period by “bundling” donations from many peo- cesses of the department in approved by resolution during it’s a community,” said Todd as local musician Vince regular budget hearings this Knight put things into per- ple. the 2006-2007 fiscal year, Harrison, 17, a student of The Democratic-crafted bill would bar lawmakers from tak- month. Gould’s for the past four spective for the group. including progress made in Zack Sampsel can be reached years. “This is a place where “Seeing all the kids here code compliance. at [email protected]. musicians can meet other almost has me in tears,” “We’ve handled over 100 musicians while creating a Knight said. “We can stand a Boys and Girls Club with code compliance cases in the KONOCTI HARBOR place to learn.” here and say, ‘Fine, we don’t Gym arts, crafts, music and com- past fiscal year, the majority resort & spa Catherine Hatch, Connor’s care’ or you can really raise puter rooms. As well, the of which were solved. Those On Beautiful Clear Lake ARC has a hardwood gymna- mother, explained that they your voice and let it be Continued from Page A-1 range from marijuana cultiva- 8/3...HINDER...PAPA ROACH came to Ukiah from Napa heard.” sium with seven basketball tion, abandoned vehicle, junk ...BUCKCHERRY specifically for the chance to With the date of the fore- approved by the Senate before goals, a community meeting and debris and sign code vio- 8/4...MONTGOMERY GENTRY let her son learn at the Ukiah closure auction coming closer being sent to President Bush. and office space and a profes- lations,” Stump said. 8/10...CREEDENCE CLEARWATER REVISITED School of Music. with each passing minute, the “It’s remarkable how the sional kitchen. Beyond the successes with- 8/12...UB40 “We came here from Napa students, parents and faculty community of Ukiah came The center also acts as an in code compliance, Stump AUGUST 24 & 25...11TH ANNUAL and we’re extremely pleased are looking for a solution to together to build this rec cen- information resource, provid- also discussed his goals for PEPSI CELEBRITY how Ukiah focuses on the arts the funding problem. ter, and I’m very glad that this ing access to health informa- the department in the coming QB GOLF SHOOTOUT Join 20 former Pro Football Greats and helps to facilitate creativ- “They should absolutely funding will bring it close to tion and prevention messages fiscal year. They include: con- and 160 amateur golfers for 2 days ity,” she said. “I would hope keep this school,” Ben Smith completion,” Thompson said. through rotating Public Health tinued work with the Ukiah of sun, fun, golf and rock n’ roll! this opportunity wouldn’t be said. Its closure “would crush “The gymnasium is going to Nurse services as well as an Valley Area Plan, complete taken away.” kids’ dreams of being the best be a great place for Ukiah’s English and Spanish video assessments of the General The school is a place for musician they can be.” young and old to have fun and library. Plan and the Airport Master Y KEN learning for all the students, stay fit.” For more information JERR People interested in help- Plan, among others. RICE STABLER The ARC provides various about the ARC, or to schedule • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • but for some, like Sean ing or donating money to keep FRIDAY, AUG. 24 Willson-Schafer, a former stu- the school going can contact community and recreational a tour, please contact Richard • Willits • POOL & PAIRINGS PARTY dent who now attends Lewis Dave Gould at 489-5223. space and activities for Ukiah. or Zoe’Anna at 462-8562. NOYO THEATRE 459-NOYO (6696) EDDIEFOLLOWED MONEY BY The completed 20,000- Zack Sampsel can be reached Visit us at our website www.cinemawest.com and Clark College in Portland, Zack Sampsel can be reached Independent Film Series • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • it’s more than that. at [email protected]. square-foot building includes at [email protected]. Returns August 8th - Sicko PG13 SATURDAY, AUGUST 25 SHOOTOUT AWARDS SHOW FOLLOWED BY The Bourne Ultimatum REO SPEEDWAGON 2:00, 4:30, 7:10, 9:40 PG13 trial. now that I’m prepared to retry Marijuana “I’m disappointed that all this case,” Nerli said. Underdog PG13 12 people didn’t recognize “The vindictive nature of 2:20, 4:40, 6:50, 9:15 PG AUGUST 26... this for what it is,” he said. wanting to reprosecute is Continued from Page A-1 The Simpsons Movie REBA David Nick, attorney for ridiculous,” said E.D. KID ROCK Memo Parker, said he was Lerman, attorney for Mark 2:10, 4:20, 7:00, 9:30 PG13 9/1...K management of a location for Please call theater recording for wheelchair LABOR DAY X.S. WEEKEND... also unhappy with the out- $11.95 accessibility information “TAKIN’ IT TO THE STREETS” Motorcycle Road Rally the production of a controlled Parker. Around beautiful Clear Lake come. “Now we have to prepare FESTIVAL ROW...9/1, 9/2...9 AM - 5 PM substance. per month Extreme Motocross, Hard Core Skydiving, DSL Typhoon Tommy’s Jet Ski Stunt Teams, “I would have liked a com- The charges stem from the for Mendocino County to Vendor Booths & more! service of a search warrant on plete acquittal,” Nick said. waste more money retrying ADMISSION IS FREE! “We’ll have to work harder 800-989-8851 NO ALCOHOL ALLOWED ON THE GROUNDS two homes owned by Memo this case,” Nick said. “We’ll 9/2...TOBY KEITH next time.” be there to defend them (the W/MIRANDA LAMBERT Parker on Gardens Avenue in Nick said the jurors misun- 9/14...SCORPIONS October of 2006. According to Parkers).” derstood the evidence in the The District Attorney’s Adv. Tix on Sale SUPERBAD (R) - ID REQ'D ★ 9/15...DEF LEPPARD/STYX police reports, officers seized Got family? Adv. Tix on Sale RUSH HOUR 3 (PG-13) ★ case and chose to err on the Office has until Aug. 9 to THE BOURNE ULTIMATUM (PG-13) DIG ★ 9/28...HOOTIE& THE BLOWFISH 400 marijuana plants and 170 side of law enforcement. (130 420) 710 950 HEAVEN & HELL decide if it will retry the HOT ROD (PG-13) DIG (100 315 530) 745 1005 9/29.. pounds of processed marijua- ALICE COOPER & QUEENSRYCHE The Mendocino County Parker brothers. A hearing on UNDERDOG (PG) DIG (1230 240 450) 700 910 na from the two houses. THE SIMPSONS MOVIE (PG-13) DIG (1235 800-225-2277 District Attorney’s Office now that matter is scheduled for 255 515) 730 945 WWW.TICKETS.COM Deputy District Attorney has a week to decide whether 8:30 a.m. in courtroom B. HAIRSPRAY (PG) DIG (135 435) 720 1000 KONOCTI HARBOR RESORT & SPA James Nerli said he was disap- to retry the case. Ben Brown can be reached at find activities I NOW PRONOUNCE YOU CHUCK & 800-660-LAKE at ukiahdailyjournal.com LARRY (PG-13) DIG (120 410) 650 930 www.konoctiharbor.com pointed in the outcome of the “I can tell the court right [email protected]. . Times For 8/3 ©2007 8727 SODA BAY RD. KELSEYVILLE, CA MILESTONES FRIDAY, AUG. 3, 2007 – B-1 Editor: Richard Rosier, 468-3520 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected]

Corporation, is operated by a volunteer Board of Directors. A portion of the proceeds from the festival will fund film educa- tion in local schools. Tickets are available now at NEW ARRIVALS COMMUNITY BRIEFS http://www.MendocinoFilmFestival.org Halie Lewis benefit and family fun day Open seat on Ad Hoc Committee with to be held this Saturday in Ukiah the Ukiah Valley Fire District August 4th will be a great day for the community when they The City of Ukiah is announcing an open public member seat gather together for a fun day at Todd Grove Park near the Golf on a join Ad Hoc Committee with the Ukiah Valley Fire District Course. to study the Integration of Fire Protection Services between the A Spaghetti Feed prepared by Marge and Julio Pardini and two agencies. sponsored by the Redwood Empire Lions Club Intl. Includes a The committee is responsible for identifying and analyzing complete dinner and drink plus the Halie Lewis Committee will options for integration of Fire Protection Services currently pro- prepare a very special dessert. vided by the City of Ukiah Fire Department and the Ukiah To encourage families to attend, two free jump houses, art- Valley Fire District. Upon completion of the analysis, the com- work, games, clowns and more will keep the kids content and mittee is responsible for making recommendations to the City occupied while the adults can sit around in the park setting and Council and Fire District Board of Directors and ultimately just have a good time with the Silent Auction and Raffle. responsible for developing an implementation strategy for the Five year old Halie is recovering from removal of a large chosen recommendations. abdominal tumor and will undergo radiation and a year of Applications are located at the reception counter in the chemotherapy at UC Davis. The benefit is to help the family Administrative wing of the Ukiah Civic Center, 300 Seminary offset moving costs to be closer to the hospital, lost wages, trav- Avenue, and at the Ukiah Civic Center Annex located at 411 Lauren Elisce Hansen el, and medical costs not covered by insurance. Clay Street. Individuals may also call the City of Ukiah at 463- Hansen Tickets may be purchased at Mendocino Book Co., Creative 6312 for an application to be mailed, faxed, or e-mailed. The Workshop, Expressions Candies & Gifts and Frank Short‘s submittal deadline is Aug. 6. Interviews will be held and A daughter, Lauren Elisce Hansen was born Wednesday, July Music or calling Sara Bogner at 468-5109. 13 to Adults $10, 12 appointments considered at a regular City Council meeting 4, 2007 to Sephra and Lee Hansen of Ukiah. She weighed -5 $5,and children 4 and under are free. scheduled for Aug. 15. For more information, call Tony seven pounds, one ounce, and was 20 inches long. Clarabut, Fire Chief City of the Ukiah Fire Department at 463- She is welcomed by her grandparents Maynard and Colleen 6263. Schulz of Ukiah; Pat and Deb Hansen of Prince George, British Indian taco sale set for this evening Columbia; and Brent and Rita Van Koughnett of Prince George, This evening, from 5 to 7 p.m., the Indian Senior Center at Mendocino County Office of Education British Columbia. 425 N. State St. will be hosting an indian taco sale. The meals will be offered for dine-in or to go, with delivery offered for Board seat vacancies Burnstad orders of four or more. The Mendocino County Board of Education consists of For more information, call 462-5595. seven trustees; five seats are based on the Mendocino County A son, Canelo Patricio Vaca Burnstad, was born Wednesday, Supervisorial Districts boundaries and the remaining two seats Jan. 17, 2007 to Cristian Vaca of Ecuador and Freeda Alida Golf Tournament to benefit are at-large. Board members are elected to four-year terms and Burnstad of Potter Valley. must reside in their respective trustee areas. He is welcomed by his grandmother, Jenny Burnstad, of Mendocino Film Festival The Mendocino County Board of Education currently has 3 Potter Valley. Little River Inn will be the site of the 2nd Annual Benefit member seats up for election on November 7, 2007. Golf Tournament for the Mendocino Film Festival on Sunday, Trustee Area 3 -- Covelo, Laytonville, Willits Areas Berrgren Aug. 5. Check-in will be at noon with a shotgun start at 1 p.m. Trustee Area 4 -- Leggett, Westport, Fort Bragg Areas There will be a four person scramble, individual prizes, and lots Trustee Area 6 -- At-large (County wide) A daughter, Holly Caroline Berrgren, was born Saturday, of prize drawings. A party and barbecue will kick off the day, Each of the seats has a term ending December 2, 2011. April 14, 2007 to Freeman “Gus” Burnstad and Maria Berggren beginning at 11 a.m. The event is looking for tee sponsors, Currently Board Members receive $150 per month along with of Eugene, Oregon. entrants, and prize donations. health, dental and vision benefits. For more information on the She is welcomed by her grandmother, Jenny Burnstad, of The 3rd Annual Mendocino Film Festival, a grant recipient duties of the board, please visit our web site at Potter Valley. from the Community Foundation of Mendocino County’s Arts http://www.mcoe.us/admin/board. for Our Future Program, will take place May 29-June 1, 2008, If you know of someone who may be interested in running Langton showing over 80 films in five venues in the village of for our Board of Education, the candidate's filing period is July Mendocino. Contact Ward Ryan at 937-6200 for more informa- 16, 2007 through August 10, 2007. Candidates must pick up fil- A daughter, Skylah Jean-Oceana Langton, was born on tion or to enter the tournament. ing papers at the Mendocino County Elections Department, 501 Wednesday, July 18, 2007, to Dana Fernandes of Santa Rosa, The Mendocino Film Festival, a 501 (C) 3 Non-profit Low Gap Road, Room 1020, Ukiah. and Nate Langton of Ukiah. She weighed five pounds, ten and a half ounces. She is welcomed by her older sister Nevaeh Rose. Home Phone Fraser A son, Connor Douglas Fraser, was born Thursday, July 26, Long Distance 2007, to Alicia Luiz and Ryan Fraser of Ukiah. He weighed six pounds, 11 ounces. Incoming He is welcimed by his grandmothers, Tina Woolley and Michelle Jarrell. 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Uris (1924-2003), novelist; Tony Bennett the all-around competition. (1926-), singer, is 81; Martin Sheen (1940-), TODAY’S QUOTE: “Often we have no Datebook: Friday, August 3, 2007 actor, is 67; Martha Stewart (1941-), TV per- time for our friends but all the time in the Today is the 215th day of 2007 and the 44th In 1958, the nuclear-powered submarine sonality/business mogul, is 66; Tom Brady world for our enemies.” -- Leon Uris day of summer. Nautilus became the first vessel to cross the (1977-), football player, is 30; Evangeline Lilly TODAY’S FACT: The Navy’s submarine TODAY’S HISTORY: In 1492, North Pole underwater. (1979-), actress, is 28. branch has received more decorations of honor, Christopher Columbus, seeking a sea route to TODAY’S BIRTHDAYS: Ernie Pyle TODAY’S SPORTS: In the 1984 Summer per person, than any other Navy branch. the Far East, departed Palos, Spain. (1900-1945), journalist/war correspondent; Olympics, gymnast Mary Lou Retton scored a TODAY’S MOON: Between full moon In 1914, Germany declared war on France. John Scopes (1900-1970), schoolteacher; Leon perfect 10 on her vault to win the gold medal in (July 29) and last quarter (Aug. 5).

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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.

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Dear Annie: My wife and I recently The smell is nauseating and noticeable in assistance, but we hope you can get through to divorced after 10 years of marriage, because the hallway. I’m not sure what, if anything, I her that this is neither normal nor healthy. she had an affair with her manager. Our three ANNIE’S MAILBOX can or should do. I think Sara may be neglect- Dear Annie: “Sayre, Pa.” wrote about her children now live primarily with me and see ing the animals due to exhaustion from her struggling restaurant business and said she was their mother every other weekend. By Kathy Mitchell and Marcy Sugar shift hours. Or maybe she is depressed. I have depressed. You told her how to find counsel- My ex has a new boyfriend who sleeps over suggested getting an enclosed litter box, I’ve ing, but you didn’t give her any business when my children are present. She sees no shown her ways to train the puppy (I have sev- advice. To help ease her financial pressure, she problem with this, and her mother (with five often, they can become fearful and anxious and eral dogs), and offered to provide transporta- can: marriages under her belt) concurs. I see these learn to detach from emotional commitments tion to obedience classes. She makes excuses 1. Raise prices. Inflation is running close to sleepovers as simply showing our kids that it’s altogether. Please explain this to your ex and not to do anything I recommend. 8 percent, and this is one of the reasons she is OK to cohabit without commitment. request, nicely, that she save the sleepovers for Sara’s living conditions are appalling, and feeling pinched. She should plan on regular I would like to know how you view such an when the children are with you. (This advice now she tells me she is planning to move out quarterly price increases. Her customers buy arrangement and if you agree that it is inappro- also applies to divorced fathers who bring their and do it again somewhere else. I am tempted food at the grocery store and understand prices priate. -- Virginia Beach girlfriends home.) to call the SPCA or the apartment complex have gone up. Dear Virginia Beach: It is unhealthy for the Dear Annie: My good friend, “Sara,” lives office. Should I? -- Nauseated 2. Negotiate better terms with her suppliers. kids. Unless Mom marries the current in an apartment complex with three cats and a Dear Nauseated: We’re surprised Sara’s Or find new ones. boyfriend, she is teaching her children that puppy. Her apartment is a disaster. There is landlord hasn’t had her evicted. If the animals 3. Make it easy for her customers to pay her there is little value in marriage and that sexual dried animal urine and feces all over the floor, are being neglected, you should notify the by taking credit cards, cash and perhaps per- relationships are transient. Younger children including the kitchen. The cats have a litter box Humane Society. Beyond that, all you can do is sonal checks. also can become attached to whoever is filling but don’t use it. The dog is not potty trained. encourage Sara to get help. Tell her point-blank 4. Revise her menu to eliminate items that the “dad” position and feel abandoned (again) Sara won’t open the windows for fear the cats that her apartment is unsanitary and dangerous. take too much time to prepare, are seldom pur- when the guy is no longer around. If it happens will push out the screens. She may need psychiatric help or just cleaning chased or are otherwise not profitable.

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595-07 584-07 581-07 594-07 7-31,8-3,7/07 HELP HELP 8-3/07 8-3/07 7-30,8-3,6,10/07 WANTED WANTED PUBLIC NOTICE OF INTENT TO ADOPT A NOTICE OF PETITION TO ADMINISTER Text of Public Notice 120 120 PUBLIC NOTICE OF INTENT TO ADOPT A ESTATE NEGATIVE DECLARATION AND NOTICE On July 20, 2007, an application was filed Administration BUS DRIVER OF THE PUBLIC HEARING FOR THE CITY NEGATIVE DECLARATION NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the City En- CASE NO.: SCUK CVPB ’07 25067 NORTH COAST Do something good ZONING ADMINISTRATOR To all heirs, beneficiaries, creditors, contin- with the Federal Communications Commis- gineer of the City of Ukiah, California, will OPPORTUNITIES for yourself & your NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Zoning gent creditors, and persons who may other- sion seeking authority to modify the construc- Administrator of the City of Ukiah, California, hold a public hearing regarding the adoption tion permit for FM radio station KAIS to move Human Resources community. Join the of a Mitigated Negative Declaration and the wise be interested in the will or estate, or professional team at will hold a public hearing regarding the adop- both, of: EDMUND R. PEITRZAK to a new tower site and change the station’s Officer tion of a Mitigated Negative Declaration and approval of Minor Subdivision Map No. 07-10, Mendocino Transit A PETITION FOR PROBATE has been filed community of license from Redwood Valley, Administers all HR the approval of Minor Variance/Exception No. which would allow the division of a 13,200 Authority as a F/T square foot lot located in the R-1 (Low Densi- by: ANTHONY OROZCO in the Superior California to Hopland, California. The permit- functions for non- 07-09, which would allow the lot width for a driver. You must corner lot located in the R-1 (Low Density ty Residential) Zoning District into two lots. Court of California, County of Mendocino. tee of KAIS(FM) is Educational Media Foun- profit, human serv Residential) Zoning District to be reduced This project was filed concurrently with Minor THE PETITION FOR PROBATE requests dation, and the officers and directors are K. org. 250 emp, mul- have a valid driver’s license, a clean driv- from the 70-foot width required by the zoning Variance/Exception No. 07-09, which would that: ANTHONY OROZCO be appointed as Richard Jenkins, Leslie Marquard, Darrell tiple locations, part- allow the establishment of a corner lot width ing record, possess code and subdivision ordinance to a width of personal representative to administer the es- Chambliss, Emil J. Kallina II, Dan Antonelli, ly unionized. Req. 65 feet. of 70 feet; the City Zoning Administrator will tate of the decedent. excellent customer This project was filed concurrently with Minor hold a separate public hearing regarding the Larry Moody, David Ferry, Mitch Barnhart, Mi- BA + 5 yrs prog THE PETITION requests the decedent's will resp exp in manag- service skills & a sol- Subdivision Map No. 07-10, which would al- adoption of the Mitigated Negative Declara- and codicils, if any, be admitted to probate. chael Novak, William C. Lyons, Rick Rohlfing, tion and the approval of this project compo- ing HR Dept, pref in id work ethic. Must low the division of the 13,200 square foot lot The will and any codicils are available for ex- Joseph Miller, Jon Taylor, Keith Whipple, and into two lots; the City Mitigated Negative Dec- nent. Virginia Walker. A copy of the minor modifica- non-profit. Pref HR be able to communi- laration and the approval of this project com- PROJECT LOCATION: 304 South Spring amination in the file kept by the court. cate effectively both THE PETITION requests authority to adminis- tion application and related material are on prof’l. cert. Min 2 ponent. Street (APN 001-262-04), on the southwest orally & in writing in ter the estate under the Independent Adminis- file for public inspection at KLRD(FM), 13340 yrs supv exp. PROJECT LOCATION: 304 South Spring corner of the intersection of Spring Street with English. Work will be Street (APN 001-262-04), on the southwest Stephenson Street. tration of Estates Act. (This authority will allow California Street, Unit C, Yucaipa, California Knowledge of labor corner of the intersection of Spring Street with PUBLIC REVIEW PERIOD: The public review the personal representative to take many ac- 92399. law, collective barg in Ukiah/Willits/ Stephenson Street. period for the Mitigated Negative Declaration tions without obtaining court approval. Before environ, safety, Laytonville/RdwdVly PUBLIC REVIEW PERIOD: The public review described above will extend from August 3, taking certain very important actions, howev- best HR practices. driving buss & cab. period for the Mitigated Negative Declaration LOST & 2007 through August 24, 2007. All written er, the personal representative will be re- Starts at $3,885- This position is guar- described above will extend from August 3, comments must be sent to the Ukiah Depart- FOUND INSTRUCTION quired to give notice to interested persons un- 30 100 $4,079 mo DOQ + anteed 32 hours per 2007 through August 24, 2007. All written ment of Planning and Community Develop- less they have waived notice or consented to comments must be sent to the Ukiah Depart- HEAVY EQUIPMENT ben. NCO app re- week. Pay range - ment, at 300 Seminary Avenue, Ukiah, Cali- the proposed action). The independent ad- ment of Planning and Community Develop- fornia 95482. OPERATOR TRAIN- quired. (800)606- $11.48 to $15.64/hr. ment, at 300 Seminary Avenue, Ukiah, Cali- ministration authority will be granted unless ING. Nationally Certi- Paid training program PUBLIC MEETING SCHEDULE: The Ukiah an interested person files an objection to the 5550 Ext 302 or fornia 95482. City Engineer will consider the Mitigated Neg- fied, 4 week 200 hour & excellent benefits. petition and shows good cause why the court I am one of two male [email protected] PUBLIC MEETING SCHEDULE: The Ukiah ative Declaration and the approval of the Mi- program, job place- Apply at MTA, 241 Zoning Administrator will consider the Mitigat- should not grant the authority. rabbits who became g for app/job desc. nor Subdivision Map on Thursday, August 30, ment assistance, 1- Plant Road, Ukiah. ed Negative Declaration and the approval of 2007. The hearing will be held at 3:00 p.m. in A HEARING on the petition will be held on homeless do to a Open Until Filled. 970-474-3686, Heavy This position will re- the Minor/Variance/Exception projects on Conference Room #3 at 300 Seminary Ave- AUG. 24, 2007 at 9:30 a.m. in Dept.: E, lo- divorce. Can you First rev of applica- Thursday, August 30, 2007. The hearing will Equipment Training main open until filled. nue, Ukiah, CA. cated at: COURTHOUSE, 100 N. State help us find a home? tions: 8/01/07 EOE be held at 2:00 p.m. in Conference Room #3 Academy. EOE The Zoning Administrator will consider the Mi- Street, Ukiah, CA 95482 We are at the Ukiah at 300 Seminary Avenue, Ukiah, CA. tigated Negative Declaration and the approval IF YOU OBJECT to the granting of the peti- The City Engineer will consider the Mitigated shelter, 298 Plant Rd. CNA of the Minor Variance/Exception component tion, you should appear at the hearing and ASSISTANT Negative Declaration and the approval of the HELP Day shift available. of the project prior to the City Engineer’s ac- state your objections or file written objections Call 467-6453 COOK Minor Subdivision component of the project in 120 WANTED Apply in person tion, in a hearing scheduled for Thursday, Au- with the court before the hearing. Your ap- LOST about 6 wks Must be exp. a subsequent hearing scheduled for Thurs- ACCOUNTANT 1162 S. Dora. St. day, August 30, 2007, at 3:00 p.m. in Confer- gust 30, 2007, at 2:00 p.m. in Conference pearance may be in person or by your attor- Pre-employment Room #3 at 300 Seminary Avenue, Ukiah, ago triangle FT Accountant to ence Room #3 at 300 Seminary Avenue, ney. shaped necklace physical & drug Come Work With Ukiah, CA. CA. IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR or a contingent oversee AP, PR, with clear stone, testing req’d. Our Team with de- The findings and conclusions contained in the The findings and conclusions contained in the creditor of the deceased, you must file your maintain GL, prepare Mitigated Negative Declaration and Initial Dental, Vision, velopmentally disa- Mitigated Negative Declaration and Initial claim with the court and mail a copy to the sentimental Lg. FS and required bank Study done for the projects will be discussed Medical benefits. bled adults. F/T, P/T Study done for the projects will be discussed personal representative appointed by the reward 354-1137 or reporting, prepare with the Zoning Administrator and City Engi- with the City Engineer and Zoning Administra- Free co-op child in home setting. Pick court within four months from the date of first 925-6145 and maintain budg- neer at the scheduled hearings, as will the tor at the scheduled hearings, as will the com- care. Apply up application 1000 ments and responses to all comments re- issuance of letters as provided in section My grandchildren ets, forecasting and comments and responses to all comments re- Trinity School Sanford Ranch Rd. ceived during the formal public review period. ceived during the formal public review period. 9100 of the California Probate Code. The Kyle & Kasey found a analysis. Min. BA 915 W. Church St. Ukiah or call 468-9331 Responses to comments will be distributed Responses to comments will be distributed to time for filing claims will not expire before four bike in the ditch on S. degree or equivalent all persons who comment prior to the meet- months from the hearing date noticed above. Ukiah prior to the meeting to all persons who com- Orchard across from or five years exper. Companion/Driver for ment. ing. YOU MAY EXAMINE the file kept by the the park. Its a Benefits inc. health, 26 y/o male. Head in- LOCATION OF MITIGATED NEGATIVE LOCATION OF MITIGATED DECLARA- court. If you are a person interested in the es- Attn: Work from SHIMANO 10spd, retirement, holiday jury. Varied hrs. Reli- DECLARATIONS: Copies of the Mitigated TIONS: Copies of the Mitigated Negative tate, you may file with the court a Request for home! $500-$1500: Declaration and all exhibits and plans pertain- like new. 463-7867, and vacation pay, able car. 477-3108 Negative Declaration and all exhibits and Special Notice (form DE-154) of the filing of P/T. $2000-$4500: plans pertaining to the projects are available ing to the projects are available for review 467-1881. etc. Job description & Coordinator, an inventory and appraisal of estate assets or F/T. 888-453-9162 for review during regular working hours at the during regular working hours at the Ukiah of any petition or account as provided in Pro- application available Community Integra- Ukiah Planning Department, 300 Seminary Planning Department, 300 Seminary Avenue, Auto Weekly has tion Program, for sm. Avenue, Ukiah, California. Ukiah, California. bate Code section 1250. A Request for Spe- Solid Wastes immediate openings cial Notice form is available from the court groups of 18-22 yr. PROJECT COORDINATOR: Anybody inter- PROJECT COORDINATOR: Anybody inter- of Willits, for advertising sales clerk. old students with de- ested in these projects is invited to contact ested in these projects is invited to contact 350 Franklin Ave. persons. Commission staff to discuss the projects or review the ap- ATTORNEY FOR PETITIONER: velopmental disabili- staff to discuss the projects or review the ap- EOE + benefits. F/T out- plication and analyses done for the projects. If plication and analyses done for the projects. If Philip M. Vannucci Terrier on the loose! ties, for school year you need additional information, or would like Carter, Vannucci & Momsen side sales. Call 800- you need additional information, or would like At just 6 months I did Admin Support starting 8/07. Super- to discuss this project, please contact Associ- 444 North State Street 540-2916 or send to discuss this project, please contact Associ- not know that staying PROGRAM vising exp. req’d. 4 ate Planner Dave Lohse at 707/463-6206 or ate Planner Dave Lohse at 707-463-6206 or Ukiah, CA 95482 resume to prestonl@ home was really the SUPPORT days/wk. 2:00-8:00 by email at [email protected]. by email at [email protected] 707-462-6694 autoweeklycars.com best idea, so I took MANAGER, p.m. Starts $14.07/ NCO Head Start MENDOCINO PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE off down East Side hr. Open till filled. PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Rd. in RV on Mon. Child Dev Program, COUNTY HEALTH Aide, for after- 10 NOTICES 561-07 599-07 7/30 and now I am at Ukiah. Manage ad- AND HUMAN school program for CONSIDERING the Ukiah shelter. 7-20,27,8-3,10/07 567-07 598-07 568-07 min support sys- SERVICES young adults with 8-3,10,17,24/07 ADOPTION? Please come and get FICTITIOUS 7-20,27,8-3,10/07 8-3,10,17,24/07 tems & staff for AGENCY disabilities, 3-4 FICTITIOUS 7-20,27,8-3,10/07 We match Birthmoth- me or call Sage at BUSINESS NAME FICTITIOUS Head Start prog, Social Services days/wk, 2:30-7:30 BUSINESS NAME FICTITIOUS FICTITIOUS ers with Families na- 467-6453 If not STATEMENT BUSINESS NAME incl recordkpg, data Branch p.m. Dinner includ- STATEMENT BUSINESS NAME BUSINESS NAME tionwide. Living Ex- found, I can be File No.: 2007-0420 STATEMENT entry & custom Currently recruiting ed. $9.00/hr. File No.: 2007-F0505 STATEMENT STATEMENT penses Paid. Toll adopted on Sat 8/4. THE FOLLOWING File No.: 2007-F0535 reptg, communica- for: Resume and cover THE FOLLOWING File No.: 2007-F0500 File No.: 2007-F0499 Free 24/7 PERSON(S) IS THE FOLLOWING We are rats and we tions; manage spe- • Office Assistant II letter to Independ- PERSON(S) IS Abby’s One True Gift (ARE) DOING BUSI- THE FOLLOWING PERSON(S) IS THE FOLLOWING did not desert the cialized data track- Ukiah and Willits ence Plus, 301 S. (ARE) DOING BUSI- Adoptions. NESS AS: PERSON(S) IS (ARE) DOING BUSI- PERSON(S) IS ship! Rather our hu- ing system. Strong Only State St., Ukiah NESS AS: analytical ability & • Office Assistant III SHEAR DELIGHT (ARE) DOING BUSI- NESS AS: (ARE) DOING BUSI- mans deserted us! I 463-8725 EOE. BEAUTY SALON DEMUTH KEMOS NESS AS: NESS AS: PERSONALS am a mother with my supv exp req. FT. Ukiah and Willits SPORTS ATTIC 20 Counselor 780 North State 16125 Deer MYERS 7 babies here at the Starts at $16.97- Only MYERS MEDICAL BAR AND GRILL Mailboxes Tapestry Family Street Suite C, Meadows Road APOTHECARY Ukiah shelter. We $20.29 DOQ + ben. For further info go PHARMACY 108 W. Standley St., Available to rent Services Ukiah, CA 95482 Boonville, CA 95415 are free to good NCO app required. to: 260 Hospital Drive Ukiah, CA 95482 SHOP Creative Workshop Support Counselor Mayra A. Camancho Demuth Winery, homes. Please For job desc/app: www.mss.ca.gov Suite 111 Ronald Ray Madden 238 Hospital Drive 759 S.State 468-0251 to work with children 83 Oak Knoll Rd. LLC. come and rescue us jmichele@ncoinc. to: “Career Oppor- 760 Canyon Ct. Suite A in innovative activity- Ukiah, CA 95482 16125 Deer Ukiah, CA 95482 LOST & at 298 Plant Rd org; 800-606-5550x tunities” Or call the Ukiah, CA 95482 Ukiah, CA 95482 302. Closes: 8-7- jobline: (707)467- based after-school Teresa Naja Meadows Road Thomas 30 FOUND Ukiah or call Sage at Robert Cassells Thomas 07. Postmarks not 5866. All close program in Ukiah. Ramirez Boonville, CA 95415 Reidenbach Found blue perscrip- 467-6453 4475 Eastside Reidenbach accepted. EOE Great team, excel- 2475 North State St. 710 Blue Oak Dr. tion sunglasses on 8/10/07 This business is Calpella Rd. lent benefits. Min AA #10 710 Blue Oak Dr. W. Standley St. Call TRAVEL conducted by a Lim- Ukiah, CA 95482 Ukiah,CA 95482 degree & experience Ukiah,CA 95482 Ukiah, CA 95482 to describe or pick OPPORTUNITIES Administration MENDOCINO ited Liability Com- This business is con- This business is con- 70 w/ children in mental This business is con- This business is con- up. 485-8902. NORTH COAST COUNTY HEALTH pany. The registrants ducted by an Individ- TIMESHARE!!! PAY- health or rehab set- ducted by a General ducted by a General ducted by an Individ- OPPORTUNITIES AND HUMAN commenced to trans- ual. The registrant ING TOO MUCH 4 ting. $18 to $21/hr Partnership. The Partnership. The ual. The registrant Chief Financial SERVICES maintenance fees dep on ed and exp. registrants com- act business under commenced to trans- registrants com- Officer AGENCY Social commenced to trans- and taxes? Sell/rent 463-3300 for app menced to transact the fictitious business act business under menced to transact Oversee all fiscal Services Branch act business under your timeshare for packet. Apps accept- business under the name or names listed the fictitious business business under the activities of $20M/yr Currently recruiting the fictitious business cash. No Commis- ed immediately; fictitious business above on July 20, name or names listed fictitious business Community Action for: name or names listed sions/Broker Fees. 1- deadline 8/8/2007 name or names listed 2007. Endorsed-Filed above on July 18, name or names listed 877-868-1931. Agency. BA in • Social Worker III, above on August 15, Acctg or Finance + above on June 18 on July 20, 2007 at 2007. Endorsed-Filed above on August 1, www.VPResales.com Ukiah & Willits Only Customer 1999. Endorsed-Filed 5 yrs incr. resp 2007.Endorsed-Filed the Mendocino Coun- 2007.Endorsed-Filed • Social Worker IV, Service/Sales on July 19, 2007 at on July 19, 2007 at





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dependable. DMV. 462-9318. THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL FRIDAY, AUG. 3, 2007 -B-5

HELP HELP HELP HELP HELP HELP HELP HELP APARTMENTS 120 WANTED 120 WANTED 120 WANTED 120 WANTED 120 WANTED 120 WANTED 120 WANTED 120 WANTED 300 UNFURNISHED 440 FURNITURE DIRECTOR OF Finance Intervention NEW EXCITING Red Fox Casino SHOWROOM TEACHING PARA- UVAH is looking for: NEWER ANTIQUES 2 Oak FISCAL OFFICER SALES PROFESSIONAL Rehab Aide (30+ hr 2 BEDROOM. Chairs $25ea.w/wick- FINANCE Specialist POSITION WORK- NOW HIRING Northern Circle Indi- Filling Part time posi- Part-time position for per wk. position, M.-F) DW\Garage+pool er. Oak bar 4’ $100. Total annual com- Willits and Potter ING WITH KIDS ● Auditor - P/T an Housing Authority tion for tile show- Charter Academy Janitorial/house- $850 mo. 463-2325 Old cabinet $350. pensation package Valley School 6 wks pd vacation ● Kitchen up to $124,089.54 seeks accounting Districts. Middle 403 B. Small home- room. Need a person schools. Credential keeping Supervisor. Pinball mchn $500. ● Tech PARK PLACE ($6,865.27, professional to direct schools: deliver like environment, with great customer not required. Apply ( 3 mo. position pos- Kenmore side-by- ● Security, 1 bd. $750-$775 $8,344.78/mo.) financial operations. curriculum, school good pay & bens. service skills, design www.edjoin.org or sible F/T, M-F. 35+ side refrigerator ● Cashiers 2 bdr. $850 TH $950. Complete job Prepares extensive based and after Starting sal $11.76+ and organizational 1059 N. State St. hrs per wk., approx. $150. 463-8896 financial/budgetary/st ● 2 Floor Managers skills. Please inquire 7:30 am 3:30pm). Pool/garg. 462-5009 description/applica- school activities. hr. On the job train- Hand-made log beds, atistical reports, ● Exp. promotions at 169-A Mason St., THERAPEUTIC Skills Instuctors. tion available at City high schools: co-fa- ing prov. Flex. F/T, Spacious 2bd. Pool. any size. Rustic furn., maintains GL and all & marketing Ukiah. Open M-F 8-5 RES. COUNSE- (M-F. 8am-4:30 pm) of Ukiah, 300 Semi- cilitate groups, other P/T pos. avail.Fax H20, trash pd. $825. made from old barn subsidiary ledgers, person. & Sat. 10-3. LOR: FT & O/C. Excel. benefits aft. 90 nary Ave. Ukiah, duties as assigned. resume to 463-6957 Also 1bd. $700. Ht. wood. 459-1088 manages payroll, Friendly attitude Provide direct care days. Req. valid CA 95482 or 25 HR Per wk. (pos- SPANISH TEACHER AC Pd. N/P. 462-6075 maintains insurance Northern Circle IHA helpful. Willing to & sup for each ind CDL, clean DMV, HS www.cityofukiah.com sibility of expansion), Full-time credentialed Studio cottage policies, investment has the following po- train. 984-6800 child. Excel benf, dip. or equiv., finger- Deadline Extended: outstanding benefits. position for Redwood $650/mo. All utils pd. 460 APPLIANCES accounts & HR files, sitions now open: or come in for supp work env. AA print clearance. 5 pm, 8/14/07. EOE. Job description, Academy, CA 1st & dep. 4 blocks. USED supervises support application packet at Bldg. Grnds. Kpr application. &/or exp w/at-risk Applications/job Distinguished School. from dntwn. 272-5306 APPLIANCES staff. Exp. with Temp-P/T$10.50/hr 200 Cahto Dr. youth pref. not description. Mendocino County Wonderful work & FURNITURE. Quickbooks Pro Proj. Foreman Laytonville req’d. $10-$14 990 S.Dora St. Youth Project 463- environment. Apply Guaranteed. 485-1216 desired. Resume Temp-F/T $18.18/hr ●●●●●●●● DOE. Job #08-TC Ukiah Ca 95482- 4915, 776 S. State www.edjoin.org or receipt deadline 5pm Street #107, Ukiah, Maint. Wrkr Now offering REHAB SPEC. 707-468-8824. MISC. DRIVER-$5K SIGN- 1059 N. State St. Aug. 6, 2007. Job de- CA. Application Temp-F/T $15.06/hr employee PT&FT. Assist in 480 FOR SALE ON Bonus for Experi- Indian Preference SPONSORED CDL providing self- FINANCIAL scription available @ deadline: 8/10/07 insurance after UKIAH 16x7 Steel & section- enced Teams: Dry 694 Pinoleville Drive, Applies TRAINING. 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CARPORTS $785...... Upstairs, some utilities paid Inland Mendocino County Let’s talk about your No Section 8. $785...... New carpet, some utilities paid $800...... Upstairs with Balcony future! 463-2134 Mendocino County Office of Education/Regional Occupational Programs $825...... Quiet complex, nice units 2240 Old River Road, Ukiah All rents subject to discount upon timely payment! Visit our website or call for more information about additional course offerings www..agmpm..com Applications available at 263-3726 Beverly Sanders Realty Co. http://www.mcoe.ca.us/d/rop or (707) 467- 5123 on-site photos Anna Girod, Broker 320 S. State Street 904 South Main Street Business School Emergency Medical Technician PROPERTY MANAGEMENT of properties Lakeport, CA 95453 707-462-5198 A year-round open-entry/open-exit adult learning lab in Ukiah Instruction includes health care terminology; medical, legal and OPEN SATURDA Y offering instruction in computer applications, accounting, ethical issues; baseline vital signs; and cardiac and COMMERCIAL PROPERTIES business math, business English grammar, business writing, environmental emergencies. Actual hands-on training is part of LAKEPORT general office and job seeking-skills. the program. Ukiah class starts 9/4/07. 380 N. M ain Street Multiple office spaces of various sizes COMING SOON Phlebotomy Dental Assistant with restroom. Call for quote. 2 AND 3 BEDROOM 2559 Lakeshore Dr. #4 Office unit with storage area, Students will learn to draw specimens from patients as Train for this fastest growing occupation in California by HOUSES FOR RENT requested by referring physicians. This class will prepare completing ROP’s ten-month training program, taught by a restroom & parking. Call for quotes. Registered Dental Assistant. Coursework will include all of the LOWER LAKE students to meet the new state standards as mandated by the Applications and information California Department of Health Services. Class starts 12/4/07. latest procedures and techniques. Starts September 11, 2007. 11455 Clayton Creek Road Two story office space, 2000 square feet with three restrooms. Easy access to Highway available at Medical Assistant 29. Call for quote. Beverly Sanders Realty The emphasis of this two-semester course is on applied anatomy and physiology, medical procedures, practices, standards and CLEARLAKE 320 S. State Street ethics, patient care and practices, vital signs, CPR and front and back office protocols. 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