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7 58551 69301 0 TUESDAY Feb. 21, 2006 50 cents tax included DAILY JOURNAL ukiahdailyjournal.com 16 pages, Volume 147 Number 318 email: [email protected] ACCIDENT WAITING TO HAPPEN? Wes Chesbro endorses for his Senate seat Termed out Senator Chesbro. “She has picks Wiggins six years The Daily Journal and wire experience in the services Speaking at a press confer- Assembly, ence on Monday at the demo- and has cratic headquarters in Eureka, served as a State Senator Wesley Chesbro city coun- (D-Arcata), Assemblywoman Chesbro cilwoman. Patty Berg (D-Eureka), and In both Congressman Mike those posi- Thompson (D-St. Helena) tions she has shown a strong Monday announced their commitment to the environ- endorsement of former law- ment, public health, and our maker Pat Wiggins for the 2nd schools.” District Senate seat being Wiggins founded the vacated by Chesbro when his Legislature’s Smart Growth term expires. Caucus back in 2000, which “I am endorsing Pat has since grown to include 47 Wiggins because I believe she of the body’s 120 members. will do a great job represent- ing the North Coast,” said See SENATE, Page 16 Indoor growing rule Amy Wellnitz/The Daily Journal Susan Sher and her daughter Haddie walk on a railroad bridge across Orr Creek between Ford and Clara Streets. costly say medical MJ patient advocates Bridge raising safety concerns By LAURA CLARK ing system -- or the electricity The Daily Journal bill that comes with just such By SETH FREEDLAND As the planting season an operation. The Daily Journal nears, medical marijuana “It’s very cost-prohibitive Parents worried about a dangerous patients on fixed incomes to a lot of folks on fixed railroad bridge over Orr Creek may could be hard-pressed for the incomes,” said Ukiah soon see their concerns alleviated. money it takes to operate an Morrison, communications The small trestle, which last saw indoor growing system, consultant at Northern train usage in 1996, is often used as a required under a city ordi- California NORML, a nation- walking path for residents in and nance passed last year. al organization supporting the around the Wagenseller neighbor- The Ukiah City Council in reform of marijuana laws. hood. But holes the size of shopping July voted to adopt recom- “Most of us are struggling carts -- one, in fact, lies prone on the mendations from the city’s to survive and don’t have an riverbed -- have caused parents and Planning Commission and extra grand to build a green- other concerned residents grief for finalize a marijuana cultiva- house ... the same thing goes months. tion ordinance. On Feb. 1, with not having enough Yellow construction tape recently because of concerns over pri- money to buy the lighting sys- encircled the safety hazard, located vacy issues, safety issues, air tem ... and there are safety just north of Clara Avenue at the end quality and odor issues, the issues involved,” Morrison of Mason Street, but the meager pro- City Council voted to confirm said, referring to the electrical tection proved short-lived. its stance that all cultivation hazards of such an elaborate Residents have contacted the city take place indoors. The city’s set-up. Ventilation and securi- ty are also issues, he said. to repair the dilapidated bridge, but The bridge, marked as a dangerous pathway, is frequently used definition of “indoors” direct- by pedestrians. ly means within a “fully The majority of legitimate Rick Seanor, of the city’s Public enclosed and secure struc- medicinal marijuana patients Works Department, said he has told borhood sees many homeless people council, Christopher J. Neary, said ture,” which could include a are elderly and/or ill, thus all callers on the issue that responsi- who use the trestle at all hours of the that on March 16, the authority will greenhouse with lockable adding to concerns over use of bility falls to the North Coast day, Sher noted. apply for California Transportation doors. heat lamps and complex glass Railroad Authority. The holes could easily be filled by Commission funds to make “these The city ordinance allows equipment, advocates say. Susan Sher, a member of the a dozen 2-by-12 wooden planks, kinds of repairs,” he said. 12 mature plants per parcel. Asked if city staff has any Wagenseller Neighborhood officials said, which might prevent a The authority has previously lob- The indoor growing ordi- concerns over the safety of Association, penned a letter to the theoretical million-dollar lawsuit. bied for such money from the com- nance pleased some neighbor- indoor pot cultivation equip- authority on behalf of the group to “I’ve seen plenty of kids on bicy- mission to no avail. The railroad hood activists who objected to ment, Planning Director request repair construction before a cles,” Sher said. “I’ve seen families organization has been oftentimes the smell and presence of Charley Stump said: “I will serious accident occurs with “a walking across. In daylight you can hindered by the limited size of the marijuana in backyard gar- speak for the City Council pedestrian walking in the dark, a see the gaping holes, but at night two-man staff responsible for 200- dens but frustrated marijuana who adopted the ordinance, child falling off a bicycle” or an ine- maybe not. It’s amazing nothing’s plus miles of track. advocates who give voice to and the answer is ‘yes,’ they briated person falling several feet happened already.” Seth Freedland can be reached at poor and elderly medical mar- are concerned about that.” through a into the creek. The neigh- The railroad authority’s legal [email protected]. ijuana users who may not be able to afford an indoor grow- See PATIENTS, Page 16 Brooktrails to ask state for more water connections By CLAUDIA REED revealed in a study of the communi- determined by dividing the predicted Even without the additional 10 “An argument can be advanced to The Willits News ty’s water system, prompted the water supply by the number of water homes, he said, residents would be the Department of Health that the BROOKTRAILS - By a 3-2 vote, state’s Department of Health connections. required to cut water usage down to district can accommodate the (10 the Brooktrails board has voted to Services to impose a moratorium on “We all have to make major sacri- about 134 gallons a day. Ordinarily, new homes) with its existing sup- ask the state to allow 10 more water new water connections. Adding 10 fices (in water usage) in a dry year,” he said, residents use about 256 gal- ply,” Neary wrote in an opinion to connections to the community’s new connections, then, will require Estabrook said. “Where is the water lons a day in August and about 198 the board. overtaxed water system. DHS approval. going to come from for 10 more gallons the rest of the year. In short, He advised the district to advance If approved, the addition will A dry year will happen again, houses? From all of us.” lawns would go dry and gardens the argument in order to demonstrate leave the community with 1,520 warned engineer Richard Estabrook, He predicted the addition of 10 would fail. tangible progress on the issue, satis- homes connected to the water system whose annual predictions of dry sea- houses would require all houses to For Brooktrails attorney Chris fy the district’s legal obligation to and the ability to supply only about son water supply are used by the cut back an additional two gallons of Neary, however, Estabrook’s early provide water service and establish a 986 homes with enough water to board to determine the need for vol- water usage a day in a low water warning model and the related con- model for phased growth as infra- meet ordinary household needs in a untary or mandatory conservation year. servation ordinance mitigate the con- structure capacity is developed. year of low rainfall. measures. “In a month that’s six less show- cerns relative to a two-year drought Despite Neary’s position, On February 28, 2003, the short- The conservation measures, in ers, or four loads less laundry,” he forecast in the study that forms the fall in meeting existing needs, effect, water rationing, would be said. basis for the moratorium. See WATER, Page 16 Ukiah Beauty College ENROLL NOW! Cosmetology Classes Supervised student work only. 1040 N. State St., Ukiah • 462-8831 2 – TUESDAY, FEB. 21, 2006 DAILY DIGEST Editor: K.C. Meadows, 468-3526 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected] The world briefly FUNERAL NOTICES [\ at Ukiah Cemetery. School’s Head Start her nephew Lonnie EULAH MAY ALLSUP Born August 20, 1911 in Program for 9 years. Chapman both of Graveside services for New Mexico, Eulah mar- Eulah is survived by her Oklahoma. Eight grandchil- Bush: Nation is on Official: Eulah May Allsup of Ukiah, ried Delmar Allsup in sons Delmar Allsup of Blue dren, eleven great-grand- verge of energy Underground who passed away on Friday, 1936. He preceded her in Lake, John Allsup of Ukiah, children and one great- February 17, 2006 at a local death in 1987. She has William Lee Allsup of Los great-grandchild also sur- breakthroughs sounds sustaining convalescent hospital, will resided in the Ukiah area Angeles, daughter Ruby vive. MILWAUKEE (AP) — hopes for survivors be held on Wednesday, for the past 46 years and Lucille Jones of Lakeport, The Eversole Mortuary is February 22, 2006 at 2 pm volunteered at Frank Zeek her niece Pearl Shipley and in charge of arrangements. Saying the nation is on the GUINSAUGON, verge of technological break- Philippines (AP) — Rescue throughs that would “startle” workers refused to give up POLICE REPORTS arrested on suspicion of dri- Biegler, 52, of Talmage, was most Americans, President hope of finding survivors in ving under the influence at arrested on suspicion of dri- CORRECTIONS Bush on Monday outlined his an elementary school buried The following were 2:01 a.m. Saturday, in the 100 ving under the influence at The Ukiah Daily Journal reserves this energy proposals to help wean by up to 100 feet of mud, dig- compiled from reports block of North State Street. 2:44 p.m. Sunday, in the 200 space to correct errors or make clarifications the country off foreign oil. to news articles. Significant errors in obitu- ging into the night Monday prepared by the Ukiah ARREST -- Jeffrey block of West Mill Street. Less than half the crude oil Police Department. To Waddell, 25, of Gerber, was ary notices or birth announcements will after detecting what the Those arrested by law enforcement result in reprinting the entire article. Errors used by refineries is produced anonymously report arrested on suspicion of dri- may be reported to the editor, 468-3526. provincial governor called ving under the influence at officers are innocent until proven guilty. in the United States, while 60 crime information, call People reported as having been arrest- percent comes from foreign “signs of life.” 463-6205. 2:06 a.m. Saturday, on East Sounds of scratching and a ed may contact the Daily Journal once nations, Bush said during the Gobbi Street and Waugh their case has been concluded so the rhythmic tapping were picked LOTTERY NUMBERS first stop on a two-day trip to ARREST -- Leticia Lane. results can be reported. Those who feel DAILY 3: Afternoon: 2, 8, talk about energy. up by seismic sensors and Martinez, 29, of Santa Rosa, ARREST -- Eric Borg, 25, the information is in error should con- 1. Evening: 4, 7, 1. Some of these foreign sup- sound-detection gear brought was arrested on suspicion of of Potter Valley, was arrested tact the appropriate agency. In the case of those arrested on suspicion of dri- FANTASY 5: 5, 8, 16, pliers have “unstable” govern- in by U.S. and Malaysian driving under the influence at on suspicion of driving under ving under the influence of an intoxi- 24, 28. ments that have fundamental forces. 1:37 a.m. Saturday in the 300 the influence at 3:38 a.m. “To me, that’s more than block of East Perkins Street. Saturday in the 200 block of cant: all DUI cases reported by law DAILY DERBY: 1st: 05, differences with America, he enforcement agencies are reported by California Classic; 2nd: 03 said. enough reason to smile and be ARREST -- Travis East Perkins Street. the newspaper. The Daily Journal makes happy,” South Leyte Gov. Dockins, 22, of Willits, was ARREST -- Richard no exceptions. Hot Shot; 3rd: 10 Solid “It creates a national secu- Gold. Race time: 1.46.71 rity issue and we’re held Rosette Lerias said. “The hostage for energy by foreign adrenaline is high ... now that nations that may not like us,” we have seen increasing signs been my privilege to be asso- Abbas picks The planned launch some- the dust, captured when the of life.” ciated with RadioShack,” he time in March of a rocket car- robotic Stardust spacecraft Bush said. Hamas leader for flew past the comet Wild 2 in Bush is focusing on energy Still, it was hard to imagine said. “At this time the board rying the ashes of actor James survivors under the wet muck and I have agreed that it is in new government Doohan, who played chief January 2004, is unmistakably at a time when Americans are cometary in origin, said Don paying high power bills to nearly four days after a moun- the best interest of the compa- engineer Montgomery Scott tainside collapsed and covered ny for new leadership to step GAZA CITY, Gaza Strip on “Star Trek,” and Mercury Brownlee, a University of heat their homes this winter (AP) — Hamas presented a Washington astronomer who and have only recently seen a the farming village of forward so that our turnaround program astronaut Gordon Guinsaugon, killing up to plan has the best possible pragmatic former university Cooper will give a fitting is the principal scientist for decrease in gasoline prices. administrator as its choice for the $212 million mission. One of Bush’s proposals 1,000 people. No one has been chance to succeed, as I know send-off to two men who Palestinian prime minister helped popularize human As such, the grains repre- would expand research into pulled out alive since just a it will.” Monday and the Islamic mili- space exploration. sent pristine samples of the smaller, longer-lasting batter- few hours after the disaster tant group reached out to The craft also will hold the primitive material that came ies for electric-gas hybrid Friday morning. Rescue workers Fatah and other factions to ashes of 185 others, including together to form the sun, the cars, including plug-ins. He The search has focused on nine planets and everything the school because of uncon- desperately trying join a broad-based Cabinet a telephone technician, a nurse highlighted that initiative with that might stand a chance of else in the solar system, firmed reports that some of and a college student. a visit Monday to the battery to free 65 workers gaining international including human beings. the 250-300 children and Their families paid $995 to center at Milwaukee-based approval. “We believe materials com- teachers may have sent cell $5,300 for the flight, being auto-parts supplier Johnson SAN JUAN DE SABINAS, Officials said Palestinian ing out of comets now is the phone text messages to rela- conducted by one of a handful same material that went into Controls Inc. Mexico (AP) — Emergency leader Mahmoud Abbas of growing businesses hoping tives soon after the disaster crews using picks, shovels would give Ismail Haniyeh his comets 4.5 billion years ago,” Friday. to give a space experience to Brownlee told reporters at the Brit sentenced to 3 and their hands tunneled formal letter of appointment the common folk. on Tuesday, a step toward annual meeting of the years in prison for feverishly through dirt, wood, “It broadens the market, American Association for the RadioShack CEO metal and rock on Monday in installing the first government which is important to us Advancement of Science here. denying Holocaust resigns amid an attempt to reach 65 coal to be headed by Hamas, which because our whole business The initial work on the miners trapped by a gas explo- swept parliamentary elections plan is about getting more VIENNA, (AP) — resume questions samples shows they contain sion 600 feet underground. last month. people access to space,” said glassy materials, crystals like Right-wing British historian Haniyeh, 43, told reporters DALLAS (AP) — Officials said that while it Harvin Moore of Space olivine and various trace ele- David Irving was sentenced to after meeting with Abbas that RadioShack Corp.’s embattled was unlikely the miners were Services Inc. of Houston, ments, Brownlee said. Each three years in prison Monday he would try to form a joint president and CEO, David still alive, there was still a which is sponsoring the ashes tiny grain is being sliced, after admitting to an Austrian government with Fatah, the Edmondson, resigned chance of finding survivors. flight. “Space needs to be sometimes into hundreds of court that he denied the traditional Palestinian ruling Monday following questions Above ground, priests and affordable for all in some sections, for detailed analysis. Holocaust — a crime in the party that Hamas trounced in way.” country where Hitler was about his resume’s accuracy. pastors led hundreds of the the election, “that can shoul- Some grains are just four The Fort Worth electronics microns in diameter, meaning born. miners’ friends and relatives der its responsibilities in the Scientists dig Irving, who pleaded guilty retailer said that its board in prayer for the men trapped political area and internal it would take 25 of them to and then insisted during his accepted his resignation and by Sunday morning’s explo- issues.” So far, Fatah has into pile of equal the width of a human one-day trial that he now has promoted Claire sion at the Pasta de Conchos refused to join. 4.5 billion-year-old hair. acknowledged the Nazis’ Babrowski — executive vice mine near the town of San He also criticized Israel’s Eventually, each grain World War II slaughter of 6 president and chief operating Juan de Sabinas, 85 miles decision over the weekend to comet dust should tell scientists some- million Jews, had faced up to officer — to acting CEO. southwest of Eagle Pass, freeze the transfer of tax funds thing about its birth billions of ST. LOUIS (AP) — years ago in the wake of dying 10 years behind bars. Before Leonard Roberts, Texas. to the Palestinian Authority Scientists said Monday they the verdict, Irving conceded RadioShack’s chairman and Women wept openly and after Hamas took control of have begun slicing and dicing stars, as well as how they came together to form new he had erred in contending Edmondson’s predecessor as swayed with their arms in the the parliament. the first of hundreds of micro- there were no gas chambers at CEO, said the move was nec- scopic specks of comet dust, stars. air as the religious leaders “Dust, lowly dust, plays a the Auschwitz concentration essary to restore the compa- spoke, and men wiped tears virtually unchanged since the ny’s credibility. Companies offer very important role in both the camp. from their eyes. birth of the solar system, that a “One of the most important birth of solar systems and the “I made a mistake when I “We are waiting for a mira- space for remains NASA spacecraft successfully things we have as a corpora- returned to Earth in late death of solar systems,” said said there were no gas cham- cle from God,” said Norma of people without bers at Auschwitz,” Irving tes- tion is integrity and trust and January. Lee Anne Willson, an Iowa Vitela, whose trapped hus- tified, at one point expressing we know we have to restore deep pockets Preliminary analysis shows State University astronomer. band, Jose Angel Guzman, sorrow “for all the innocent that back to the public,” he CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. people who died during the said. had previously told her of problems with gas in the mine. (AP) — Scotty will be blasted THE FIRST Second World War.” Edmondson issued a brief into space — not beamed up Irving, stressing he only statement Monday but did not She said the father of four, PRESBYTERIAN who earns $75 a week, could — and Gordo is returning for relied on primary sources, said discuss his resume. his third flight. 100 YEARS CHURCH OF UKIAH he came across new informa- “For the last 11 years, it has not afford to quit. OF THE COLONIAL TEA tion in the early 1990’s from is celebrating 100 YEARS top Nazi officials — including of the Colonial Tea, personal documents belonging For more information to Adolf Eichmann — that led Lordy, Lordy and, are inviting our community to a free showing Call 468-9235 him to rethink certain previ- DETAIL CENTER BY THE LIBERTY CHORALE OF ous assertions. Corner of South Dora “SWEET LAND OF LIBERTY” 859 N. 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ASK DR. GOTT Body-mind health: stress, By Peter H. Gott, MD trauma and the body By BRAD J KAMMER include teaching individuals a Special for the Journal way to “listen” to the language It’s been reported that as high of the body, building the Limit water intake before as 90 percent of all doctor visits resources necessary for healing, are due to “stress-related” con- and beginning to re-regulate the bed to reduce urination cerns. What this means is that nervous system. In this way the DEAR DR. GOTT: My husband has a question. many of the symptoms and dis- old, dysfunctional patterns can You often suggest to people who urinate frequently orders we are dealing with are actually be re-patterned in our during the night that they should discontinue drinking directly related to how we live nervous systems. A health ner- fluids in the evening after dinner. His question: Is that our lives. vous system means greater a wise decision? But for most of us, there’s not resiliency, less symptoms, and His reason stems from a medical article he read much wiggle room in how we opportunities for a new way of some years ago. It said one should drink plenty of flu- live our lives: we have to drop being in one’s life. ids so there would always be some in the urinary sys- off the kids and get to work each Although many people feel tem for it to function properly. It also stated that the morning, pay the bills, put food overwhelmed and discouraged system is extremely aggressive and will draw fluid on the table, maintain our on a daily basis by the far-reach- from its own organs if it doesn’t have water or some- lifestyles, and with the spare ing effects of their stressors and thing else to process, which may cause kidney fail- time that’s left to us, take care of traumas, and the lack of help ure. ourselves. What’s more, at some they are receiving to deal with He gets up during the night at least three times. He point during our busy lives most these effects, there are interven- also never passes water without taking two or three of us encounter traumas -- any- tions available that often provide sips of water afterward. This goes on throughout the thing from a dentist visit to a a great sense of relief and heal- day. major car accident to the death ing. Even with the busy-ness of So, is your suggestion more accurate or superior to of a loved one -- which are life our daily lives, and even after the article recommending keeping water in your sys- experiences that overwhelm our life-changing events such as an tem? capacity to cope, leading us to accident, physical injury, illness, DEAR READER: Everyone should maintain a feel out of control. rape, assault, and exposure to normal fluid balance, but what does that mean? These traumas, on top of the Brad Kammer will be the speaker at Tantalizing Tuesdays collective terror, people can 1. Do we drink three 8-ounce glasses of extra fluid stressors we are already attempt- tomorrow at the Full Circle Wellness Center. learn to manage their overwhelm a day, as was once believed beneficial? ing to manage, can severely dis- through a comprehensive body- 2. Do we anticipate fluid losses from heat and rupt our lives. Although the Psychology aims to integrate the to treat the different symptoms. mind treatment. By developing strenuous activity? words “stress” and “trauma” are teachings from within the field Within Somatic Psychology, the ability to access and ulti- 3. Should we consume fluids before retiring? a part of our daily lives, few of of psychology -- from Freud to however, the aim is not to man- mately regulate the nervous sys- The answers are: us know how to deal with these the present day understanding of age the various symptoms, but to tem, individuals often find them- 1. The body will tell us, by stimulating the thirst challenges, or the effects they how genes may influence human help patients gain a greater sense selves in healthier, more func- center, when we are deficient in fluids. Therefore, if have on our personal health and behavior -- with the teachings of control over the underlying tional relationships with them- you are thirsty, drink; if not, don’t. social well-being. from within neuroscience, phys- dysregulation within their entire selves and those around them. 2. Often not, but we should. Thanks to new research on iology, pre and perinatal devel- body-mind system. Thus, these Body-Mind 3. Not necessarily. the brain, along with the rapid opment, and even traditional Within the field of somatic approaches enable health care Of all the health cues, one of the most important is development of stress and trau- healing rituals. psychology, somatic experienc- practitioners to work with indi- to drink when you are thirsty, anticipating any exten- ma study, we are gaining a clear- Over the past 30 years, but ing, a therapeutic approach viduals in a way that utilizes sive fluid loss or restriction. er understanding of the often particularly within the last developed by Dr. Peter Levine stress and trauma as avenues for The “rule” of drinking 12 to 24 ounces of fluid -- debilitating short and long-term decade, somatic psychology has (author of Waking the Tiger), personal growth. in addition to the normal daily amount -- is a throw- effects stress and trauma have on quietly made significant informs us that to get at the Brad Kammer, MA, SEP, back to pre-modern medicine. For one thing, fluids the human brain and body. Still, progress in bridging the worlds underlying dis-order within the holds a Master’s Degree in consumed in the evening will usually hit the kidneys as a culture, we often chalk these of medicine (dealing with the body, we must access the auto- somatic psychology, has worked about four to six hours later, leading to the urge to effects up to other causes such as body) and psychology (dealing nomic nervous system, which in Asia with refugees, and cur- urinate. Because these fluids are unnecessary, I advo- genetics, chemical imbalances, with the mind). One of the cen- regulates 90 percent of the rently works as a community cate their reduction. This will also reduce or elimi- or even hysterical reactions, as tral tenets within somatic psy- body’s functions. In other words, college instructor and communi- nate the tendency toward nighttime urination com- in, “it’s all in your head” and chology is that the body-mind is we now recognize that what ty educator. New to Mendocino mon among men over 60. The restriction of evening “psychosomatic symptoms.” a whole functioning unit which hurts us in life primarily affects County, he has recently opened a fluids will not lead to kidney failure or other conse- Medical doctors have become cannot be separated. This princi- non-verbal areas of our brain, body-mind therapy practice at quences. (Obviously, if your husband feels thirsty increasingly frustrated with ple is important in understanding which means that talk alone can- Full Circle Wellness Resource upon concluding his nightly ritual, he should drink these physical symptoms that the various effects that stress and not help us feel better. Therefore, Center, 530 S. Main St., Ukiah. water.) won’t seem to go away with trauma have on our lives, for as Somatic Experiencing differs For more information contact Your husband should check with his primary-care medical treatment, and often we know, these effects can from traditional psychotherapeu- Brad Kammer, MA, SEP, at 462- physician. Meanwhile, no fluids after 6 p.m. or the refer patients for psychiatric appear as: tic models in that this body-cen- 2133, or visit his Web site at dinner hour. Let me know the results. care. Meanwhile, psychologists • emotional symptoms (e.g., tered approach does not rely on www.body-mindtherapy.com. To give you related information, I am sending you have traditionally neglected the depression, anxiety, fear), analyzing, interpreting, or med- Kammer will present two a copy of my Health Report “Kidney Disorders.” body while focusing on the cog- • mental symptoms (e.g., lack ically treating a patient, but on Saturday morning workshops Other readers who would like a copy should send a nitive and emotional basis of of concentration, nightmares, providing basic tools that help this spring through the City of long, self-addressed, stamped envelope and $2 to such states. Our current system obsession), individuals regulate their own Ukiah Community Services Newsletter, PO Box 167, Wickliffe, OH 44092. Be of health care has not yet caught • physical symptoms (e.g., reactions. This approach helps Department. They will be held sure to mention the title. up with the new information to fatigue, pain, tremors), individuals get to know their on March 4 and May 13 from 9 Doctor Gott is a practicing physician and the develop appropriate interven- • behavioral symptoms (e.g., bodies in a positive way and to a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Ukiah Valley author of the new book “Live Longer, Live Better” tions for dealing with stress and restlessness, sexual dysfunction, learn to ground themselves, Conference Center. For more (Quill Driver Books, www.quilldriverbooks.com; 1- trauma. addiction) while therapists help educate information, see the City of 800-605-7176). Please note that the prices have There is a growing field that • relational symptoms (e.g., and guide individuals how to Ukiah Activities Brochure. increased for Dr. Gott’s newsletters from $1.25 to $2. is working in this direction, conflict, distrust, isolation) access the underlying patterns Kammer will also be offering a If you are using an old template or running old which is referred to as Mind- • and even as chronic illness that are driving their symptoms. workshop on Somatic columns, please make sure the newsletter price has Body or Behavioral Medicine, (e.g., migraines, chronic fatigue, Learning these basic tools can Experiencing through been updated. If readers would like to contact Dr. or which I refer to more general- chronic pain, gastro-intestinal help individuals regain their Tantalizing Tuesdays at the Full Gott, they may write him at Dr. Gott c/o United ly as Body-Mind Health. A disorders). sense of control, which is the Circle Wellness Resource Media, 200 Madison Ave., 4th fl., , NY branch of this general field is The widespread effects create ingredient missing in states of Center, on Tuesday Feb. 21, 6:30 10016. Somatic Psychology. Somatic confusion for specialists trying stress and trauma. These tools to 8:30 p.m.

women undergoing appearance related side- every Tuesday at Autumn Leaves, 425 E. effects of cancer treatment; meets second Gobbi St., in the community room. Weigh- Heart healthy and happy HEALTH CALENDAR Monday of each month at 10 a.m.. Call 462- in is from 5:30 to 6:15 p.m. Meeting is from 7642 to register. 6:15 p.m. to 7:15 p.m.; Linda MacDonald, Valentines Day just passed Multiple Sclerosis Self-help Group: 467-2391. a few days ago and attached to People with multiple sclerosis can take one T.O.P.S.: Every Thursday at Washington that day are several pleasant ALANON: Family and friends of alco- memories. The day to most holics; noon on Tuesdays, noon on Fridays more step toward ending effects of MS at Mutual Building community room, 700 S. the Ukiah group; sponsored by the National State St.; meeting is from 8:30 to 10:30 people means that they are and 10:30 on Saturdays; Calvary Baptist going to show a special person Church, 465 Luce Ave.; 463-1867 or 621- MS Society; 7 p.m.; second Tuesday. a.m.; it is a low-cost, weight-reduction sup- Men’s Cancer Support Group: A support- port group; call 462-4901 or 485-7801. how much they care about 2721. T.O.P.S.: them. The gifts include boxes Alcoholics Anonymous: Daily; call 462- ive place to share your cancer experience; Every Friday at the Meadows second and fourth Wednesdays of each Mobile Court clubhouse, 8686 East Road, of heart shaped candy, ban- 7123, www.aaukiah.org. Redwood Valley; weigh-in is from 9:30 to ners, cards, flowers, and even Breastfeeding Support Group: meets sec- month; 6 to 7:30 p.m.; at their new offices at 590 S. Dora St.; Mendocino Cancer 11 a.m.; meeting is from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m.; going out to dinner; all to say ond Wednesday from 10:30 a.m. to noon call 485-8260 or 485-1238. to that special person “I love and fourth Wednesday from 10:30 a.m. to Resource Center; 467-3828. you.” Many stores recognize Narcotics Anonymous: Meetings through- Ukiah Community Center Crisis Line: noon; Mendocino County Public Health – Need help? Call 463-help (4357) or 1 (800) the importance of this day and WIC office, 1120 S. Dora; Tess O’Connell, out county; 485-9110. have special promotions to New Life Workshop: 575-help (4357). 472-2739. Do you need help Ukiah Diabetes Education: The Diabetes entice would be lovers to use For Dads Celebrate Recovery: 12-step group; managing your weight? Noon to 1 p.m. Education Group; 7 p.m.; second Monday; their products or programs; Fridays; issues include: codependency, sub- Thursdays; Salvation Army, 714 A S. State 463-7698. and all across America people From Dads stance abuse, depression, eating disorders; St., Ukiah; 468-9577. Ukiah Valley Blood Center/Blood respond to this special day of Bible based, confidential; teacher/speaker Overeaters Anonymous: Mondays at 5:30 Centers of the Pacific: Mondays, 9 a.m. to the year. I know I enjoy it, and By Herman Meadows meeting, 7 to 8 p.m.; men’s/women’s small p.m.; Thursdays at 5:30 p.m., Saturdays at 4:30 p.m.; Tuesdays, 10 a.m. to 5 pm.; always do something very lar checkups to maintain a groups, 8 to 9 p.m.; Ukiah Bible Church, 11 a.m.; 741 S. Oak St.; 472-4747. Thursdays, 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.; 620 Kings Ct., special for my wife, daughter good healthy heart; the aware- 2140 Arroyo Dr., Ukiah; Dale Higgins, 468- Parkinson’s Support Group: Meets third Suite 110; make appointment, donate, and occasionally my employ- ness of how to maintain a 9255, or UBC at 462-0151. Thursday from 10 to 11 a.m. at Brookside, schedule blood drive at workplace; 1 (888) ees. healthy heart has saved count- Childbirth classes: Learn about nutrition 1199 S. Dora.. Call Jeff at 485-6057. 393-GIVE. The physical components less lives throughout the years. during pregnancy , preparing for child- Sweet Success: The California Diabetes Weight-loss Surgery Support Group: of the heart, which is recog- Emotional health can also birthh, breastfeeding and infant safety. and Pregnancy Program; support for special Free, open to the public, Gastric Reduction nized as a pump that continues preserve life; the important Thursdays, 6 to 8 p.m., 333 Laws Ave., in pregnancies in which women have diabetes; Duodenal Switch (GRDS) support and to beat, approximately 120 viability of a family, from the Ukiah, 472-4603 planning pregnancy or are pregnant, need information group; Central Valley beats per minute, through ones father figure, is to understand Council on Domestic Violence: Second extra support; 463-7527. Bariatrics; 1st Friday; 6 p.m.; Bartlett Hall, entire life; taking blood emotional health. You have Wednesday, 1 to 2:30 p.m., Public Health Tantalizing Tuesdays: Evening events cov- Ukiah Senior Center complex, 499 Leslie throughout the system provid- probably heard the expression Department, 1120 S. Dora St., Conference ering various health and wellness topics. Street, Ukiah; call Ruth Lorain at 485-0455; ing nutrients and oxygen to the that when a relationship goes Room 2, in Ukiah, 472-2699. Tuesdays, 6:30 to 8:30 p.m., at Full Circle, e-mail, [email protected]. entire body. The Heart Math bad it is referred to as a broken DBSA: (Depression, Bipolar Support 530 S. Main St., Ukiah. Visit www.fullcir- Women’s Cancer Support Group: A sup- Institute, located in Santa heart, and for all of us who Alliance), Support group meets in Willits clewellness.org for‘calendar of events’ for portive place to share your cancer experi- Cruz, has studied the heart have ever been in any relation- first Mondays at 1 p.m.; 300 Creekside, Apt. information on specific event topics and ence; first and third Thursday of each from an emotional perspec- ship can understand what that 3; 456-1133. teachers; and look for yellow fliers posted month; 6 to 7:30 p.m.; at their new offices at tive. The study indicates that means. Disappointment of any La Leche League: Breastfeeding group; throughout the community with the sched- 590 S. Dora St.; Mendocino Cancer the heart has its own ability to kind makes a person feel meets second Tuesday, various times; ule of classes. Resource Center; 467-3828. make decisions because it con- heavy, and maybe even a little Nursery Room at Presbyterian Church, cor- T.O.P.S.: (Take off pounds sensibly): Meets If you – or the organization that you repre- tains the same type of cell tis- depressed. So how can we pay ner of S. Dora and W. Perkins; Margaret from 9:15 to 10:30 a.m., every Tuesday, at sent – change a phone number, an address, sue as the brain. The American attention to the emotional Turano, 468-9587. Calvary Baptist Church, 465 Luce Ave; or any information in this calendar, please Heart Association makes us health of the heart? The fol- Look Good, Feel Better: A program Carolyn Madole, 463-0261. call at the Ukiah Daily Journal at 468-3520, aware of how important it is to offered by the American Cancer Society for T.O.P.S.: Low-cost, non-profit group meets or e-mail us at [email protected]. diet, exercise, and have regu- See DADS, Page 10 4 – TUESDAY, FEB. 21, 2006 FORUM Editor: K.C. Meadows, 468-3526 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected] Letters from our readers In our opinion VIEWPOINTS Creating a level playing field Maybe more meetings needed? To the Editor: Ukiah City Council meetings appear to be City Council to think about having more THOMAS D. ELIAS I provided the statement below to the continuing in a trend to late hours, with than two meetings a month. Every couple of Ukiah City Council at its recent meeting: meetings regularly running to midnight. months or so there is a fifth Wednesday in Honorable (I hope) Ukiah City Even diehard council watchers often tell us the month that the council could use to have Council, they “gave up and went home.” an extra meeting and try to catch up on it Please do the honorable thing, and not a Attempts to curb public comment seem to policy discussions. Or, the council could potentially self serving thing, and vote for a us to be the least acceptable way of getting begin meeting every week - moving highly restrictive code concerning “cam- meetings under control. Planning Commission to another day. No new taxes? paign contributions.” We think perhaps the council is simply We realize that council members proba- Certainly we have had enormous object taking on too much in each single agenda. bly don’t like the idea of having to spend lessons, not only in the appearances, but There is no way the council can expect to one night every week on city business. But No exactly the realities, of influence money gone have a debate about, say, medical marijuana wouldn’t it be better for the public and the There's one key phrase that keeps getting repeated berserk all over the country. growing in Ukiah, and get much other sub- council to have one meeting a week which every time Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger talks about I think that we should avoid even the stantive business done in the same night. has a few agenda items and can be over by 9 his purported 20-year, $222 billion statewide construc- “appearance” of allowing the possibility of Last week the council only got to what we p.m. than these regular marathons with a tion program, his solar incentive and his proposed bud- malfeasance, in the form of undue influ- think is an important discussion of campaign dozen items, maybe two or three of which get for next year: "No new taxes." ence from people and groups with large finance reform at 11 p.m. will entail lengthy discussion? But it ain't necessarily so. funds available for “contributions” to polit- Even people watching at home are turn- It always results in better policy, we For it all depends on what is a tax. If a tax is some- ical campaigns. ing off by that time. think, to have the lengthy discussions and thing you have to pay in order to keep living as you do, I respectfully urge you to reference the The public is not served by council meet- give the public as much leeway as is reason- then these plans are replete with tax increases and con- op-ed by local resident Ron Epstein in the ings that drag on into the night, with council able to speak. But not at midnight. tinuations of last year's tax increases. The same if a tax Daily Journal for a reasoned approach to members and the public getting crankier by Perhaps the business of the city of Ukiah represents money one must pay unexpectedly to gov- the issues, along with his warnings about the minute and some issues getting glossed in the new millennium means a new sched- ernment. the near future in our neck of the woods. over simply to bring the end nearer. ule for the City Council. It’s something to We think it may be time for the Ukiah consider. Schwarzenegger, for example, plans no increase in That neck is out there for the snagging, university, college or community college fees next fall, unfortunately, as we saw with the “sub- but also plans no reductions. This will "make life eas- tleties” of the Ryder Homes people as they ier" for students and their families, he said. But sought to “win friends and influence peo- Schwarzenegger and the Legislature increased those ple.” fees by an average of about 10 percent last year, caus- I understand that an individual running ing hardships among University of California and Cal for election might feel that it is a restriction State students and spurring tens of thousands of of his/her individual rights to limit her/his dropouts from community colleges. Keeping fees at fund raising. But this is not about individ- last year's levels won't be much relief to most ual rights, it is about a true level playing California families, whose typical income increase field in a community committed to the from last year is in the 2-3 percent range. democratic process. An industry group, or a Then there are schoolteachers, almost all of whom collection of real estate brokers, or even a spend hundreds of their own dollars yearly on school single wealthy individual, should not have supplies for children in their classes, everything from the ability to create an uneven information glue to pencils, chalk and construction paper. They do flow. And that goes for a labor union, and this on an average salary of $38,845 for elementary for MoveOn.org. and high school teachers. In the late 1990s, legislators A financially strapped candidate, for and then-Gov. Gray Davis voted them a tax credit of example, may have a program that would $250 to $1,500 per year, both as reimbursement for the appeal to a majority of voters. Another can- supplies and as an incentive to stay in the schools. didate with a huge campaign chest may For the second straight year, Schwarzenegger pro- have a program full of deception and not in poses to suspend this credit, meaning teachers will pay the best interests of the community at large. hundreds of dollars more than most had reason to All of that, of course, vice versa. expect. Single source money can buy no end of distortion, lies and or just plain hypnotic Then there's the governor's solar incentive plan, programming via shrewd publicists. That designed to put solar panels on more than 1 million has been the old way, and we are seeing roofs statewide. our country break down in the aftermath of This will be underwritten largely by customers of misplaced public trust, bought and paid for the state's four big utility companies, Southern by special interests and agendas. California Edison, Pacific Gas & Electric, San Diego If a popular candidate with a good pro- Gas & Electric Co. and Southern California Gas Co. gram can convince large numbers of people Apartment dwellers and homeowners without any interest at all in solar power will soon see an addition- to support him/her, then an ordinance However, when flood water began irri- would not restrict that support. The ordi- Thank you al line on monthly gas and electric bills, with average gating the interior of our garage, we decid- residential PG&E customers paying an additional $17 nance should otherwise restrict contribu- ed discretion was indeed the better part of To the Editor: tions, no matter how well motivated or eth- We would like to take this opportunity to a year and those in Southern California between $14 valor and placed a call through 911 request- and $18 per year more. ical the source. The ordinance should cut in ing evacuation (this was well past midnight thank the business community for their all directions of the political map. and too late to make it out of the subdivi- support. Small businesses can not be suc- The idea is to give the state's solar industry a boost, Anyone, by the way, who can’t see the sion on our own). We were told Fire cessful without the cooperation of other and it should. Homeowners and businesses buying the ultimate value of such an ordinance for the Department staff were conducting high pri- businesses. At Skate City, our annual New typical $20,000 array of solar panels can expect to ben- protection, or restoration, of true democra- ority rescues (presumably involving homes Year’s Eve Party and AU Night Skate was efit by about $7,000 from Schwarzenegger's plan. cy, is either limited in perspective, or possi- located nearer the river) and would reach well attended by the youth of the valley This idea never came close to making it through the bly worse, already compromised by their us as soon as possible. At 3 a.m. the Ukiah and was successful, in part, because of the Legislature, in part because Democrats wanted to anticipation of tainted funds headed their Fire Department arrived, boat in tow. We participation of merchants; including J.C. attach a requirement that all the work be done by union way. That’s my belief. embarked from our front porch at approxi- Penney, StarBucks Coffee, Redwood labor, while Republicans wouldn't tolerate any such Albert Krauss mately 3:15 a.m. and were taken to a near- Health Club, Blockbuster Video, Savings thing. So Schwarzenegger went to his compliant Ukiah by motel. As we made our way out, we Bank, and Wright Stuff Pizza. appointees on the state Public Utilities Commission, noted the strong current in the streets run- This is a particularly momentous year who quickly approved the plan by a 3-1 vote. Thank you ning parallel to the river, making them for Skate City as we celebrate our 25th Not a tax? Try not paying and see what happens. seem more like arroyos than thoroughfares. Anniversary. We wish to thank the many To the Editor: Schwarzenegger is sometimes accused of balancing Later, we observed the garage doors on schools, churches, and organizations who his budget on the backs of the poor, the poorest of Recent articles in the Ukiah Daily several of our neighbor’s houses had been have patronized Skate City since 1981, as whom will see cost of living increases for supplemen- Journal regarding the flood of Dec. 30 and wrenched loose from their hinges due to well as the 750,000 customers who have tal security income (which goes to seniors, the blind 31, 2005, prompt me to express apprecia- the force of the current. used our facility. We look forward to serv- and disabled) delayed for two years. The solar incen- tion and offer thanks to members of the Throughout the episode the conduct of ing the community for another 25 years and tive plan provides more reason for the poor to com- Ukiah Fire Department. Ukiah Fire Department personnel was hope that all will watch for and participate plain. As longtime residents of the Oak Manor exemplary. They were highly professional, in the celebration still to come this year. neighborhood of Ukiah, my wife and I have Not many welfare recipients will be interested in well trained, and consistently helpful, and Doug and Diane Adams laying out $20,000 for solar panels and then getting often witnessed periods of excessive rain- considerate. They have our utmost admira- Operators of Skate City Roller Center fall, but never felt endangered. Therefore, $7,000 back, for a net expense of $13,000, to be amor- tion and respect. Ukiah tized over many years of lowered electric bills. Most on the night of Dec. 30 even when white- Doug Strong cap off the rising water were beginning to solar buyers, as usual, will be middle class or wealthy Ukiah homeowners, plus some businesses. lap over the curb near our home, we deferred evacuating, anticipating the weath- This may, as Schwarzenegger asserts, save every- er front would pass through and the water one money in the long run by reducing the amount of level subside. power utilities and the state must buy. It will also let WHERE TO WRITE those who install solar equipment sell any extra power produced by their arrays back to the utilities. LETTER POLICY President George Bush: The White Sacramento, 95814. (916) 319-2001; Santa Put it all together and this year's Schwarzenegger House, 1600 Pennsylvania Ave., Washing- Rosa, 576-2526; FAX, Santa Rosa, 576- proposals don't look much different from last year's, The Daily Journal welcomes letters to the ton, D.C. 20500; (202) 456-1111, FAX 2297. Berg's field representative in Ukiah also presented with a "no new taxes" claim. Back then, editor. All letters must include a clear name, (202)456-2461. signature, return address and phone number. office located at 104 W. Church St, Ukiah, teachers also lost their tax credit, students paid more or Letters are generally published in the order Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger: 95482, 463-5770. The office’s fax number is were forced to leave school and COLAs for the poor they are received, but shorter, concise letters State Capitol, Sacramento, 95814. (916) 463-5773. E-mail to: were minimized. are given preference. Because of the volume 445-2841; FAX (916)445-4633 [email protected] Which shows that Schwarzenegger's no new taxes of letters coming in, letters of more than 400 Sen. 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Meadows with the concurrence Audit Bureau Newspaper Publishers of Publisher Kevin McConnell. email us at [email protected] Of Circulations Association THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL HEALTH TUESDAY, FEB. 21, 2006 – 5 Candy makers try to cater State-of-the-art to health-conscious chocoholics cancer detection now By ELLIOTT MINOR available in Ukiah The Associated Press The Daily Journal marks for precisely locating ALBANY, Ga. -- It’s Physicians at Ukiah Valley the PET findings. However, every chocolate lover’s wish Medical Center are now able even small body movements that their favorite indulgence to view cancer in a more pre- or changes in internal organs could somehow be healthy cise way, with a state-of-the- when switching between for them. Now, chocolate art mobile PET/CT scanner. scans can reduce the tests’ makers claim they have The new technology accuracy. granted that wish. enables doctors to more accu- According to UVMC Mars Inc., maker of Milky rately detect cancer and pin- Radiologist Randy Bivens, Way, Snickers and M&M’s point its exact location in the MD, combined PET/CT candies, next month plans to body. UVMC is the only hos- scans will greatly decrease launch nationwide a new line pital in Mendocino County the time to diagnose what is of products made with a dark with the new technology. or isn’t cancer, “Not only will chocolate the company Both CT (computed the community have one of claims has health benefits. tomography) and the newer the most state-of-the-art can- Called CocoaVia, the prod- PET (positron emission cer detection scans available ucts are made with a kind of tomography) have added locally, but we can now diag- dark chocolate high in fla- valuable dimensions to can- nose several cancers in min- vanols, an antioxidant found cer diagnosis, but each has utes compared to days.” in cocoa beans that is thought limitations. A CT scan is a “PET/CT also solves to have a blood-thinning series of X-rays taken another limitation of current effect similar to aspirin and sequentially along the length cancer care which is the diffi- may even lower blood pres- of the body, producing culty of quickly assessing sure. The snacks also are images that resemble cross how well a therapy is work- enriched with vitamins and sections of organs and other ing,” said Bivens. injected with cholesterol-low- structures. CT gives sharp “Expanding the use of ering plant sterols from soy. views of anatomical features PET/CT technology can pro- But researchers are skepti- and differentiates between vide early and accurate cal about using chocolate for types of soft tissue, bone, and assessment of a tumor’s its medicinal purposes and blood vessels. The technique response to a particular thera- experts warn it’s no substitute cocoa content and baking always have to be conscious ery and highly polished floors reveals lesions, tumors, and py allowing physicians to for a healthy diet. products, and plans to add of how much you’re eating.” where workers wear white metastases. better tailor a patient’s treat- “To suggest that chocolate new dark-chocolate products. Mars adamantly defends suits or smocks, hair nets, PET scans, meanwhile, ment.” is a health food is risky,” said Mars created a new divi- its health claims for safety glasses and white hel- focus more on how structures UVMC President & CEO, Bonnie Liebman, nutrition sion, Mars Nutrition for CocoaVia. mets. behave than on how they Mark E. LaRose said, director for the Center for Health & Well-Being, to dis- The company has done The health bars pass look. They detect the meta- “Having this advanced tech- Science in the Public Interest. tribute CocoaVia. The com- research studies that have through a machine that cools bolic activity of tissues -- nology in a mobile configura- Recent research has not pany has sold the CocoaVia shown it can improve blood them, several that cut them to how rapidly they are consum- tion allows UVMC to meet established a link between products online for a couple flow, said Mars’ chief scien- size and another that dribbles ing the sugar that fuels bio- community needs by offering flavanols and a reduced risk years. They are already avail- tist Harold Schmitz. decorative swirls across the logical growth. Cancerous a state-of-the-art exam to of cancer or heart disease, she able at retail stores in 34 “We believe ... there can top and gives the underside a tissue consumes sugar at a patients in our region which said. And with obesity states, selling for nearly $1 a be a significant benefit final coating of dark choco- high rate, which shows up on is otherwise only offered at already a serious health prob- bar. around blood pressure, but late. PET scans as bright areas. larger, metropolitan hospi- lem, “the last thing we need “Chocolate ... is the num- we have not conclusively The Wellness Letter, a PET can distinguish between tals.” is for Americans to think they ber one flavor ingredient in proven that,” he said. health and fitness newsletter dead scar tissue and active For more information on can eat more chocolate.” the world,” said Jimmy Cass, The soy extract was published by the University cancer, and detect cancers at PET/CT scanning, contact A paper published by the Mars’ vice president of mar- included in the products of California-Berkeley, evalu- a smaller, earlier stage than your physician or call 866- American Heart Association keting. “Heart health is the because it has been shown to ated CocoaVia and advised CT. However, PET lacks the 293-3500. concluded that chocolate con- No. 1 concern of adults over reduce cholesterol, Cass said. readers to enjoy the snacks power to clearly show those Ukiah Valley Medical tains chemicals, including fla- the age of 40 in every civi- Norman Hollenberg, a pro- on occasion for pleasure, but anatomical structures -- par- Center is part of Adventist vanols, that have the potential lized nation. Putting those fessor at the Harvard Medical not as a health food. ticularly in the abdomen -- Health, a not-for-profit, to reduce heart disease. But it two together is automatically School, told a recent cocoa “CocoaVia’s benefits are that serve as landmarks for faith-based health system added researchers still don’t a big idea.” symposium that the Cuna still unproven,” the newsletter doctors in pinning down the operating in California, know enough about flavanols The industry, trying to Indians of Panama, who drink said. “Eat it only if you like it tumor’s location. Hawaii, Oregon and to make dietary recommenda- appeal to baby boomers, has flavanoid-rich cocoa bever- and are willing to pay the Before the development of Washington. Founded on the tions. been focusing on products ages, have a 10 percent lower premium price.” the combined PET/CT scan- Seventh-day Adventist her- Other major chocolate that may provide health bene- risk of dying of heart attacks Fruits and vegetables are ner several years ago, itage of Christian health companies also have started fits, including gourmet and a 20 percent lower risk of still the best source of the patients would have a CT care, Adventist Health is promoting the flavanol con- chocolates, organic choco- dying of cancer than average antioxidants found in dark scan on one machine and a comprised of 20 hospitals tent of their dark chocolates, lates and “functional” choco- Panamanians. chocolate and they also con- PET on another. Imaging with more than 3,100 beds, such as Hershey’s Extra lates such as CocoaVia. More studies are needed to tain vitamins, minerals, fiber experts would then compare 18,800 employees, numerous Dark, introduced last fall with Rachael Brandeis, a determine whether it is the and plant chemicals not the images, with the CT pro- clinics and outpatient facili- highlights on its label touting national spokeswoman for the cocoa consumption or other found in chocolate, the viding the physical land- ties, 16 home care agencies its 60 percent cocoa content American Dietetic factors that make them newsletter said. and three joint-venture retire- and high level of flavanol. Association in Atlanta, said healthier, Hollenberg said. CocoaVia was just an ment centers. For more infor- Find the purr-fect pet mation, visit www.uvmc.org Dark chocolate, which dark chocolate is a good “The data assigning it to expensive candy bar, con- in Journal Classifieds contains more flavanols than source of flavanols, but so are one mechanism just isn’t cluded John Swartzberg, or www.adventisthealth.org. regular chocolate, is the other foods such as fruits, there yet,” he said. chairman of the newsletter’s fastest growing segment of vegetables and whole grains. Regardless of the research, editorial board and clinical the $10 billion-a-year choco- “Dark chocolate can fit Mars’ Albany plant is filled professor of health and med- late market. Hershey reports into a healthy diet,” she said. with the fragrance of dark, ical science at Berkeley. that its dark-chocolate sales The fat in chocolate is a type warm chocolate. 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LOCAL YOUTH TOUR OF CALIFORNIA SPORTS Wildcat Local rider draws huge crowd Junior Varsity By JOHN DUGAN The Ukiah junior varsi- ty girls basketball team Marin Independent Journal finished off a stellar 20-5 SANTA ROSA - If Levi season with a win over Leipheimer has ever had a bigger Elsie Allen, 50-29. The day than Monday’s stage one of Wildcats finished 11-3 in the inaugural Tour of California, North Bay League J.V. he didn’t let his legions of adoring play. fans know about it. “I was really happy that Leipheimer, who wore the gold everyone scored in their jersey as the Tour’s leader during last game and that we got stage one after winning Sunday’s our 20 wins,” said Ukiah prologue in San Francisco, held on head coach Dave Downey. to the top Tour spot by finishing “We had a great year and 22nd in the Sausalito-to-Santa it was a great group of Rosa stage. The throngs of home- girls. Thanks to all the town fans lining the streets during parents and fans for sup- the three-lap sprint circuit in porting the J.V. team.” downtown Santa Rosa did their Ukiah stumbled a tad part to carry Leipheimer. out of the gate against “That’s the most support I’ve Elsie, trailing 5-3 after the ever had in any race,” said first quarter, but bounced Leipheimer, a Santa Rosa resident. back in the second quarter “I can’t describe how proud I am to take a 17-13 lead into to do this in my hometown.” halftime. In the second Leipheimer may have gotten the half, Ukiah pushed its lead hero’s welcome and secured the to double digits, 33-21, at gold jersey for another day, but the the end of the third quarter day rustled up another big winner and never looked back. when J.J. Haedo, riding for the Katie Dhooghe paced Toyota-United Pro Team in its first Ukiah with eight points official race, won the stage by a and nine rebounds, and wide margin of nearly two lengths Kindee Ramirez added in 3 hours, 14 minutes and 13 sec- eight points and four onds. The Argentine didn’t hide rebounds. his pleasure over the win. Emily Houghton and “I won a couple big races last Theresa Ladao each year, but this is the biggest one chipped in with six points yet,” Haedo said. “The last part (of apiece, Megan Cavalin the race) was a little chaotic, but I added five points, and think (my team) did a great job Yvette Vasquez scored keeping me safe to make a move.” five points and grabbed Nobody would dispute Haedo’s six rebounds. claim of chaos on the last lap of the On the boards for race. No less than five different Ukiah, Shanel Sayad riders led the pack over the third grabbed seven rebounds and final 3-mile circuit around and Leah Brooks had Santa Rosa, and Haedo didn’t eight rebounds. appear near the front until the final 300 meters before the finish line. Even Haedo was taken aback at his City League ability to zip past the bigger names Girls K-2 in the field. Coach Kelli De Los “I can’t say I wasn’t surprised to Santos reports that be there,” Haedo said. “But I Jackson Hewitt started off trained hard to be here, and I put early with the lead and myself in a place where (the well- continued to score against known riders) are the same as me.” Little Caesar’s to take the Those well-known riders fin- win 16-6. ished right on Haedo’s heels, but Among top performers: none were able to pass the man Payton De Los Santos led who also won the stage sprint Jackson Hewitt with 10 leader jersey. Olaf Pollack from T- points, Alicia Garcia had 4 Mobile finished second and Stuart points and Lolita De Los O’Grady of Team CSC, the top- Santos added 2 points. ranked team in the world, finished in third. George Hincapie took Marin IJ photo/Jeff Vendsel St Mary's CYO fifth in a good showing for the best Members of the Gerolsteiner team lead the peloton as they limb one of the hills along the route rider on Lance Armstrong’s former north of Tomales near the Marin County line during stage one of the Tour of California on Monday. Boys 6th graders squad, the Discovery Channel now 9-1 team. The St Mary's CYO Armstrong himself may not 6th grade boys basketball have garnered the kind of ovations Top-10 stage and overall Tour time. 2. Bobby Julich, Reno, Nev., team finished the regular Leipheimer got from the gallery. of California results Monday 6. Viktor Rapinksi, Belarus, CSC, 5 seconds behind. season Sunday, defeating Some 50,000 spectators turned out Top-10 stage and overall results Colavita-Sutter Home, same time. 3. George Hincapie, Greenville, St A’s 34-20. With the vic- in Santa Rosa around the finishing Monday after the 80.2-mile 7. Rene Haselbacher, Austria, S.C., Discovery Channel, :06 tory, they are now 9-1, fin- sprints, and one would be hard- Sausalito-to-Santa Rosa Stage 1 in Gerolsteiner, same time. 4. Floyd Landis, San Diego, ishing in first place head- pressed to find a single fan who the Tour of California. 8. Martin Elmiger, , Phonak, same time. ing into the playoffs. wasn’t gunning for Leipheimer to Stage 1 Phonak, same time. 5. David Zabriskie, Salt Lake Against St A’s, Max retain the Tour lead. 1. Juan Jose Haedo, Argentina, 9. Antonio Cruz, Long Beach, City, CSC, :09 Oswald led the scoring “I knew how much Levi wanted Toyota-United, 3 hours, 14 min- Calif., Discovery Channel, same 6. Fabian Cancellara, with 10 points and 9 to come into his hometown in the utes, 13 seconds. time. Switzerland, CSC, :10 rebounds, Miles Cajas had lead,” said Jackson Stewart, from 2. Olaf Pollack, Germany, T- 10. Bobby Julich, Reno, Nev., 7. Jason McCartney, Coralville, 9 points, and Pablo the Kodak Gallery-Sierra Nevada Mobile, same time. CSC, same time. Iowa, Discovery Channel, same Guzman had 6. In the pre- team and the winner of stage one’s 3. Stuart O’Grady, Australia, time. vious week’s game, St most aggressive jersey for his CSC, same time. Overall Standings (After 8. Hayden Roulston, New Mary’s defeated St. early breakaway from the peloton. 4. Charles Bradley Huff, Prologue and Stage 1) Zealand, Health Net, :11 Sebastion 37-33 in over- “Many times I couldn’t hear my Springfield, Mo., TIAA-CREF, 9. Vladimir Gusev, Russia, time. Michael Starkey led radio (in my helmet), it was so same time. 1. Levi Leipheimer, Santa Rosa, Discovery Channel, same time. the scoring with 10 points, loud,” Haedo said. 5. George Hincapie, Greenville, Calif., Gerolsteiner, 3 hours, 19 10. Paolo Savoldelli, , Cajas had 7, and Armand S.C., Discovery Channel, same minutes, 6 seconds. Discovery Channel, same time. Matossian had 5. The See TOUR, Page 7 team has had balanced scoring in their recent victories, with Trenton Higgins, Jay Ferrick, Matt MONDAY’S MEDALISTS Ross, Jalen Cook and THE OLYMPICS Jacob Boudreaux all con- By The Associated Press Labonte, Kim St-Pierre). tributing. SILVER—Sweden (Gunilla Andersson, Jenni Men’s Asserholt, Joa Elfsberg, Emma Eliasson, Ylva There’s crying in GOLD—Benjamin Raich, Austria Lindberg, Ann Louise Edstrand, Erika Holst, Nanna COMMUNITY SILVER—Joel Chenal, France Jansson, Jenny Lindqvist, Kristina Lundberg, Frida DIGEST BRONZE—, Austria Nevalainen, Emilie O Konor, Maria Rooth, women’s hockey Women’s Super G Danijela Rundqvist, Therese Sjolander, Katarina By TIM DAHLBERG GOLD—Michaela Dorfmeister, Austria Timglas, Anna Vikman, Pernilla Winberg, Cecilia U.W.A.A. softball AP Sports Columnist SILVER—Janica Kostelic, Croatia Andersson, Kim Martin). meeting for 2006 TURIN, Italy (AP) — There’s crying in women’s BRONZE—Alexandra Meissnitzer, Austria BRONZE—United States (, Molly FIGURE SKATING season tonight hockey. Engstrom, Jamie Hagerman, Courtney Kennedy, Plenty of it, too, if Monday night at the Olympic Ice Dancing GOLD—Tatiana Navka and Roman Helen Resor, , Lyndsay Wall, Julie A general meeting for arena was any indication. Chu, Natalie Darwitz, Tricia Dunn-Luoma, Kim The Finns were crying because they lost a chance Kostomarov, Russia the Ukiah Women’s SILVER—Tanith Belbin, Bloomfield Hills, Insalaco, Kathleen Kauth, Kristin King, Katie King, at an Olympic medal. The Americans were crying, Sarah Parsons, Jenny Potter, Kelly Stephens, Krissy Athletic Association too, for many different reasons. Mich. and Benjamin Agosto, Chicago 2006 women’s soft- There were tears of joy from a game well played. BRONZE—Elena Grushina and Ruslan Wendell, , Chanda Gunn). ball season will be Tears of happiness for winning a bronze medal. Tears Goncharov, Ukraine HOCKEY held Feb. 21 at 7 p.m. of sadness for being the last time some would play a Women Team at Wright Stuff Pizza. game for real. GOLD—Canada (Gillian Ferrari, Becky Kellar, GOLD—Austria (Andreas Widhoelzl, Andreas All teams and women And more than a few tears that they had to watch Carla Macleod, Cheryl Pounder, Colleen Sostorics, Kofler, , ) interested in playing the gold medal game instead of play in it. Meghan Agosta, Gillian Apps, , SILVER—Finland (Tami Kiuru, Janne softball this season “It’s what being an athlete is all about,” forward Cassie Campbell, Danielle Goyette, , Happonen, , Matti Hautamaeki) Kim Insalaco said. “Ups and downs.” Gina Kingsbury, Caroline Ouellette, Cherie Piper, BRONZE— (Lars Bystoel, Bjoern Einar See DIGEST, Page 8 , , Katie Romoeren, Tommy Ingebrigtsen, Roar See HOCKEY, Page 7 Weatherston, Hayley Wickenheiser, Charline Ljoekelsoey) THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL SPORTS TUESDAY, FEB. 21, 2006 – 7 There were tears OUTLAW KARTS Hockey that night, too. After Continued from Page 6 they flowed came The Olympics weren’t sup- the grim realization Snider, Stornette, Doss and posed to end this way for this team. From the time they that there was still a opened training camp last game to be played, August until just a few days Stillman win at Lakeport ago, there was never a doubt even if it wasn’t the that the United States would By GARY JACOB ahead of Aton, Tim Jensen and Bill keeping a point listing in 2005/2006 and be playing Canada for the one they expected. AND GLENDA GILMER Thibault. Just missing the transfer up improving Samantha McCormack turned gold medal. Beating the jugger- Special to the Daily Journal were Klint Simpson and Milleman. quick time for an 11 kart turnout at No other teams had ever LAKEPORT - After timing in fourth There was a lot of early action in the 25 10.310. That easily paced the 10.610 for beaten either the United States naut Canadian quick, Darin Snider from Kelseyville lapper as Peters pitted before the first Stilman and the 10.946 for Brandon. or Canada since they first team would have won the dash from the pole to earn the green, both Carr and M Snider were out Also making the dash was Tyler began playing women’s world number one starting spot for the 25 lap in the first 3 laps and Sabolís improper Hawkins. Stillman earned the pole for championships in 1990. There been hard. Playing Open Outlaw Kart feature Saturday at actions on the track saw him black- the 15 lap feature with his dash win was no reason to believe it well against Finland Lakeport Speedway and he raced to a flagged on lap 4. Jensen parked his ahead of S McCormack and Brandon. was going to happen here, wire to wire $108 win in that race also. mount on lap 12 and it was D Snider out Kevin Coburn won the opening heat until the Americans forgot seemed almost as that the game still has to be It was his first win of the 2005/2006 front all the way. Butler ran second race ahead of Josh Cornilsen with Winter Indoor Season and Willis’ charg- ahead of N McCormack, Cristiani, played on the ice and were insurmountable a Chelsea Champagne from Eureka taking beaten in the semifinals by er Scott Butler ran second from his third Thibault, Carlson, Mavrakis and heat 2 over Jaycee McLean. Stillman led task for the dispirit- row start. Noel McCormack made his DeCarlo. Sabol still holds a healthy 116 Sweden. the first five laps of the feature, then There were tears that night, ed Americans. first appearance of the season and ran point lead over DeCarlo with the absent Brandon appeared headed to a second too. After they flowed came third. The Intermediate A Main was Kirt Organ third ahead of Butler and straight win only to spin on lap 13. the grim realization that there checkered a lap early on lap 24 and Joe Carlson. D Snider is 7th in points. Stillman was back in front for the final 3 was still a game to be played, College. It was time to hang Stornetta from Napa duplicated D The Intermediate division also had a rounds and Brandon recovered to finish even if it wasn’t the one they up the skates. Snider’s night as he too timed in 4th, healthy 17 kart turnout. Alex Andrews second ahead of Hawkins, S expected. Before the game she talked won the dash and then scored a $77 fea- turned quick time at 8.390 to just nip the McCormack, Coburn, Chelsea Beating the juggernaut to Boston College coach Tom ture win. Second quick Chase Johnson 8.399 for C Johnson. Cristiani ran 8.432 Champagne and Jaycee McLean. Canadian team would have Mutch, who told her to get a started third and finished second with and Stornetta rounded the dash grid at The track was dark on Feb 18, but been hard. Playing well hat trick in her last game. Just Cody Martin battling from 10th to get against Finland seemed 8.470. Just missing the dash was point returns to action on Feb 25. 1:44 into the second period, third. Stornetta’s win snapped a three almost as insurmountable a she had it on a pass from Chu. leader Lovell at 8.485. Stornetta earned Summary race winning streak for runaway point the pole for the scheduled 25 lap A Main task for the dispirited “This isn’t an easy thing to Beginner Box Stock Fast Time- leader Mikey Lovell. Lovell won his with his win in the dash over Cristiani, Americans. do. You sacrifice a lot to play Samantha McCormack 10.310 Dash- heat race and settled for fourth in the C Johnson and Andrews. Lovell earned “We were living in disbe- on this team, and you’re away feature this week. Getting ready for the the fifth starting spot in the feature with James Stillman, McCormack, Shane lief the last two days,” from family and friends,” move up into the Intermediate action, Brandon, Tyler Hawkins. Heat 1-Kevin Insalaco said. “We had to get King said. “I’m ready to settle his heat 3 win over Cassie Millhouse over it.” runaway box stock point leader Jeremy and Brad Cain. M Snider won the mid- Coburn, Josh Cornilsen, Evylena down.” Get over it they did, with King went out on top and Doss scored a clean sweep worth $32. dle heat race ahead of Justin Kaye and Cornilsen. Heat 2-Chelsea Champagne, He easily set fast time, came from 4th to Jaycee McLean, Buddy Lowblad, scoring just 2:32 on her own terms. For some Brandon Baughman. Ethan Rohner beat into the game and Katie King win the dash and then dominated the 20 Andrew Garcia. Main-Stillman, players, though, there was Martin and Trevor Sutton in the first adding a hat trick after that in more uncertainty. lap feature to give him five wins in the heat. Again, just two transfers out of Brandon, T Hawkins, S McCormack, the final game of her career. 10 races held this winter. Second ranked Coach Ben Smith talked all each heat and Cain raced his way into Coburn, Chelsea Champagne, Jaycee Finland never came close to through the games about how Riley Matson finished second and the feature with a B Main win ahead of McLean, E Cornilsen, J Cornilsen, scoring, and the 4-0 win was the team needs younger talent Marcus Johnson was third. Young James Justin McLean, Sutton and Stacey Buddy Lowblad, Garcia. Box Stock Fast so ho-hum that it only served to continue to help grow a Stillman from Upper Lake led the first Mathes. Chapman was a B Main scratch. Time-Jeremy Doss 9.104 Dash-Doss, to dramatize how the sport that barely survives on five laps of the Beginner Box Stock Pole starter Stornetta was pressured all Cameron Austin, Riley Matson, Amanda Americans weren’t supposed the fringes outside the United main before giving way to previous the way in the shortened 24 lap A Main Moore. Heat-Marcus Johnson, Cody to lose to Sweden in the first States and Canada. His deci- week winner Shane Brandon. Brandon by third starter C Johnson. Martin ran Kaye, Bryan Lowblad, Robert Cornilsen, place three days earlier. sion to cut Cammi Granato, spun on lap 13 and Stillman ended up third ahead of Lovell, Cristiani, Ashley Lovrin. Main-Doss, Matson, M The 20 players who formed who had been on every U.S. with his first ever 15 lap feature win. this team already knew that, team since 1990, was widely Andrews, M Snider and J Kaye. Sutton Johnson, Austin, Moore, C Kaye, R of course. They understood Brandon ran second and is being gradu- was out on lap 5, Rohner retired on lap criticized and there was a ated into the Box Stock division. Cornilsen, Bryan Lowblad, Lovrin. that they had squandered a school of thought that the loss 11. Mathes, Justin McLean and Cain all Interestingly, Jeremy Doss’ father Mike Intermediate Fast Time-Alex Andrews chance that comes around of her veteran leadership may failed to finish in the A Main. Lovellís Doss drives for the Stillman family in 8.390 Dash-Joe Stornetta, Trevor only once in four years for have played a part in the loss hot streak has seen him build his point his highly successful pavement late Cristiani, Chase Johnson, Andrews. some — and will never come to Sweden. lead to 153 points over Cristiani. model career. Heat 1-Ethan Rohner, Cody Martin, around again for others. Players didn’t feel much Even with Red Bluff back in action, Stornetta moved two points ahead of C Trevor Sutton, Jeremy Chapman. Heat They stood on the ice after- like talking about that after the open outlaw class still drew 20 Johnson into third in points, 65 behind 2-Michael Snider, Justin Kaye, Brandon ward, celebrating quietly. the game. They didn’t mind, Cristiani. Andrews has a solid hold on Baughman, Chris Champagne. Heat 3- They seemed reluctant to though, talking about the con- entries and point leader Scott Sabol set leave the same ice where the quick time with his 8.290 effort. Usual fifth. Mikey Lovell, Cassie Millhouse, Brad flicting emotions of finishing Canadians would win the gold the Olympics with a win but Intermediate star Michael Snider did Doss was untouchable in the Box Cain, Stacey Mathes, Justin McLean. B Stock action as he turned quick time at medal only a few hours later. without the medal they came double duty and was second quick in the Main-Cain, Justin McLean, Sutton, Insalaco cried as the reality for. Opens at 8.319. Weekly double duty 9.104. That easily paced the 9.315 of Mathes, Chris Champagne, Baughman. recent Beginner Box Stock graduate of her last game set in, and she In a hallway outside the racer Trevor Cristiani ran a 8.361 and D A Main-Stornetta, C Johnson, Martin, searched the stands to blow a Cameron Austin. Female star Amanda U.S. locker room, Insalaco Snider ranked fourth with his 8.391. Just Lovell, Cristiani, Andrews, M Snider, J kiss and say thank you to her couldn’t stop the tears from Moore ran 9.534 and Matson a 9.602. missing the dash was Nick DeCarlo at Kaye, Millhouse, Cain, Rohner, Justin parents. Jenny Potter’s 5-year- flowing as she tried to make 8.436. D Snider won the dash from the Just missing the dash was Cody Kaye at old daughter, Madison, came the best of things. 9.722. Doss came from last to win the McLean, Sutton. Open Outlaw Fast pole to earn the pole for the 25 lap A Time-Scott Sabol 8.290 Dash-Darin down and her mother held her Her last game didn’t end dash over Austin, Matson and Moore. in her arms on the ice. Main. Cristiani ran second ahead of Snider, Trevor Cristiani, Sabol, Michael with a gold medal, but it did Sabol and M Snider. DeCarlo raced to a The lone heat race went to M Johnson “You won a medal?” end in a win. A bronze, she Snider. Heat 1-Jason Mavrakis, Carl win in heat 3 ahead of Eric Carlson and ahead of C Kaye and Bryan Lowblad. Madison asked. “Can I have said, was better than nothing. Beniciaís Billy Aton. Butler won heat 2 Doss dominated the 20 lap feature from Carr, Robert Milleman, Tim Jensen. it?” King’s tears had dried up, in front of Whitney Peters and double the pole. Ashley Lovrin was the only Heat 2-Scott Butler, Whitney Peters, The players hadn’t talked and she was ready to start a division Jeremy Chapman. Chapman dropout in the feature as Matson ran sec- Jeremy Chapman, Bradley Terrell, about it much before, but for new life. made the long tow from Rio Linda. ond ahead of M Johnson, Austin, Moore, Vinnie Marsili. Heat 3-Nick DeCarlo, some it would be their last She won a gold in Nagano Ukiah Speedway bomber racer Jason C Kaye, Robert Cornilsen and B Eric Carlson, Billy Aton, Noel game. Living in dorms and and a silver in Salt Lake City. out of suitcases while travel- Mavrakis joined the action and won the Lowblad. Doss now holds a huge 211 McCormack, Bill Thibault. B Main-N The bronze would finish a McCormack, Aton, Jensen, Thibault, ing the world to games gets collection, and a career. opening heat race ahead of Carl Carr point lead over Matson with Moore old after a while. Some had Klint Simpson, Milleman, Chapman, “Maybe I’ll try to find a and Robert Milleman. Only the top two another 18 points back in third. C Kaye been on all three Olympic nice display case to show finishers in the heat action advanced, is also in the second place fight as he Terrell, Marsili. A Main-D Snider, teams since women’s hockey them off,” King said. leaving 10 karts for the B Main. Top stands just 23 tallies behind Matson. M Butler, McCormack, Cristiani, Thibault, became a medal sport in “I’m proud of them all.” runner Troy Foulger scratched from the Johnson has climbed into fifth in points. Carlson, Mavrakis, DeCarlo, Aton, Nagano in 1998. Tim Dahlberg is a national B Main and N McCormack got this win The Beginner Box Stocks are not Jensen, Sabol, Carr, M Snider, Peters. King was one of those. She sports columnist for The had a boyfriend and a job as Associated Press. Write to him an assistant coach at Boston at tdahlbergap.org course, during the tough climb Gerolsteiner teammates. “Letdown? No way, we’re Tour out of Muir Beach heading Some worry that the emo- leading the race,” Leipheimer into Stinson Beach. Most of tional toll of Monday’s race said. “There’s no letdown the peloton eeased off the could provide Gerolsteiner a here.” Continued from Page 6 pedal coming up the hill and chance for a big letdown over There are about 50,000 left the true attacking for the rest of the week. people in Santa Rosa who Santa Rosa wasn’t the only today’s hilly Martinez-to-San Leipheimer dismisses that would agree. Hospice of Ukiah town to show its support for Jose stage. The only team notion. this fledgling event. willing to make a move on Sausalito’s streets were stage one’s biggest climb was Loves Your Furniture packed with fans psyched to Discovery, which then toned it see the inaugural cycling down and settled for a middle- Please Bring Your event. Some fans staked out of-the-pack finish. SALE viewing spots as early as 7:30 Haedo waited much longer (a REAL one) a.m.; others simply watched before making his move to the Diamond Earings Donations to the from their balconies overlook- front. 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All those Olympic medals Asked if a common thread bottom of the mountain, mug- “I do not have to prove to insists he can live could tie together his results at ging for the camera, sticking anybody anymore that I know without? Turns out he also these games, Miller offered a his tongue out, chatting with ski racing,” said Raich, who believes they could just as race-by-race assessment. another skier. won two bronzes at Salt Lake easily be his. In the downhill, he said, Then, one by one, Miller’s City four years ago. Instead, they’re going to “the other guys just found rivals bested his time. About an hour after he and other skiers — and other more speed.” He accepted Raich had the fastest sec- Maier won gold and bronze, countries. “pilot error” as reasons for his ond run and finished with a Austria raised its Alpine haul Miller is down to one final problems in the combined and total time of 2 minutes, 35 to nine medals when Michaela chance at the Turin Games super-G. In the giant slalom, seconds on a course drenched after tying for sixth in the Miller said, he had “a little bit in sun following two days of Dorfmeister and Alexandra giant slalom Monday, when of bad luck” in the first run, heavy snowfall. Joel Chenal Meissnitzer finished 1-3 in the Benjamin Raich ended his when he hit a rock early, then was 0.07 back for France’s women’s super-G, a few own string of Olympic disap- made a trio of errors in the second medal of the mountains away. pointments by leading a gold- second. Olympics, and Austria’s The United States, mean- ANG Newspapers bronze Austrian finish. After each run Monday, the Hermann Maier boosted his while, is stuck on one medal: Bode Miller in the giant slalom race Monday. Through four of five men’s 28-year-old from Franconia, personal take to two medals ’s gold in the men’s Owner of 12 World Cup “I really felt like we had a Alpine races, Miller has fin- N.H., doubled over, hands on with the bronze, 0.16 off the combined. He’ll be among the wins and a 2001 world title, chance, where we could bring favorites in Saturday’s slalom, ished no better than fifth place knees, gasping for air. pace. Rahlves was thought to be a medals back down in every in the downhill. He was lead- “Against those guys right Until Monday, Raich was the last Alpine event and serious medal contender at his event. I’m just shaking my ing the combined when he now,” he acknowledged as he having his own problems at Miller’s last medal hope. final Olympics. Yet the 32- was disqualified; he didn’t walked away from the hill and Sestriere. Ligety missed a gate in the head at it right now,” Rahlves year-old Californian will said. “If you get a gold medal finish the super-G after slam- toward his private RV, “that He wasn’t picked for giant slalom’s first leg, as did retire with nothing better than won’t do.” Austria’s downhill squad, in the Olympics, it doesn’t ming into a gate. Miller’s co-headliner on the a seventh-place finish from “If things went well,” he Twelfth after the opening straddled a gate when he was U.S. Ski Team, lower-key matter what else you’ve told The Associated Press, “I giant slalom leg, Miller did ski seconds from gold in the com- seven races over three Winter done.” Daron Rahlves. Games. COMMUNITY DIGEST — CONTINUED FROM PAGE 6 are welcome. youth softball defense class at Local lady golfers are County Sheriff’s SAL For more information World Gym City of Ukiah men’s invited to join the Ukiah and are ongoing at the contact 972-1719. The City of Ukiah softball league Women’s 18-Hole Golf Redwood Health Club Community Service Women’s self defense Club. Golfers hit the links for all ages and levels. Ukiah Lions awards Department would like to will be taught in a one- The City of Ukiah every Tuesday. Those New expanded class night March 4 announce the beginning time class Mar. 4 at Community Service interested in joining the times for winter 2006 of registration for the World Gym Fitness Department would like to club may call Shirley are: Thursday, 6:45 p.m; Friday, 5 p.m.; Sunday 5 The Ukiah Lions youth 2006 Girls Youth Softball Center from 9:30 a..m.-1 announce the beginning Dietrick at 485-5540. p.m.; Tuesday 5:30 p.m. football and cheerleader League. p.m. of the 2006 men’s soft- Anyone interested in organization will be hold- Participants may register The class fee is $5 per ball league. There is an Tiny Tigers joining SAL must fill out ing its 2005 season individually and will be person, and pre-registra- information meeting at kinderkarate the necessary paper- awards night March 5 at placed on teams accord- tion is required. The Pub in Ukiah March work to become a SAL the Ukiah High School ing to their grade level. Registration forms can 16 at 6:30 p.m. League Tollow Dojo is hosting play is scheduled to member and pay $5 a cafetorium. The league will be divid- be piced up at Coldwell the weekly Tiny Tigers begin in early May. year, and membership is The awards ceremony ed into the following divi- Banker Mendo Realty in kinder karate course, Team fees are $450 for free to Redwood Health starts at 3:30 p.m. , and sions: Grades K-2 (T- Ukiah. which utilizes proven the sponsor fee and $30 Club members. Minors first sign ups will also be Ball); Grades 3/4; For more information or techniques to teach mar- per player, with checks must have the forms held at that time. Grades 5/6; and Grades to register call Erika tial arts to children 4 to 6 made payable to the City signed by their parents. For more information, 7-12. Holzhauer at 462-5400. years old. of Ukiah. Please allow 10 minutes call Chuck Thornhill at League play begins in Space is limited and reg- The class is held Registration forms are before class to do this. 485-7600. early April and will run istration forms must be Saturdays from 12:30- available at the Ukiah Call Cris and Pattie at through early June. Cost received by Mar. 1. 1:20 p.m. The first class is $50 per player (sibling Civic Center Annex at 463-1339 for questions. Coyote Valley 411 West Clay St., and is free. Call 463-1347 or discounts and Low Pony & Colt League 621-0714 to sign up. women’s basketball the registration deadline To place an announce- Income Discounts are Tollow Dojo is located at looking for teams available). is April 13. ment in the “Community Pony & Colt League will Player fees will be col- 3001 S. State St., No. 4. The registration deadline hold another round of Sports Digest,” contact The Coyote Valley is February, 27, 2006 lected from team man- The Ukiah Daily Journal 2006 sign ups Feb. 25 agers at the first game. Willits boxing Recreation Department and forms are available from 1-3 p.m. at Mendo- Sports Department by is looking for teams to fill Space is limited. program phone at 468-3518. You at the City of Ukiah (411 Lake Office Products. For more information, out its Women’s West Clay). For more may also mail your list- Players must be call 463-6714. The Sheriff's Youth Basketball League. information, call 463- between the ages of 13- ing to 590 S. School The season will start 6714. Activities League Street, Ukiah, Calif., 17 on or before July 31, City of Ukiah "Willits" Boxing Program March 13 and run 2006. An original county 95482, e-mail it to udjs- through April, with the City of Ukiah co-ed women’s softball is currently meeting at [email protected], or fax certified birth certificate the Body Works Gym playoffs beginning May is required for age verifi- league it to us at 468-3544. volleyball league and Martial Arts Center 1. cation. Because the (1511 Main St. in Willits) The sponsors fee of The City of Ukiah The cost to sign up is The City of Ukiah “Community Sports on Monday and $250 is due by March 6, Community Service $75 for the first child and Community Service Digest” is a FREE ser- and a $10 player fee is Department would like to $65 for each additional Department would like to Wednesday nights at 7 vice, no guarantees can due by the first game. announce the beginning sibling. announce the beginning p.m. in the aerobic room. be made on the frequen- The mandatory man- of registration for the For more information, of the 2006 women’s This program is free and cy of a listing’s appear- agers meeting will be 2006 Co-Ed Volleyball call Chris at 468-3800. softball league. League open to the public. Ages ance in The Daily Monday, March 6, at 7 League. play will be on Tuesday 8 and above are encour- Journal. To assure your p.m. at the Coyote Valley Adults, 16 years and and Wednesday nights aged to participate. event maximum publicity, Gymansium. Sheriff’s Activity and is scheduled to For more information, please contact either our older, are invited to reg- League offers fit- Any team not represent- ister on a team of up to begin in early May. call Body Works Gym at classified (468-3535) or ed will not be allowed to 12 players. ness for kids Team fees are $450 for 459-0594. There is an display advertising (468- participate. Recreational and the sponsor fee and $30 annual $5 insurance/reg- 3510) departments. For more information call The Sheriff’s Activity per player, with checks istration fee. Competitive leagues are League kids fitness Ronnie DeSoto at 472- available. All teams will made payable to the City Boxers wanted 2233. class meets every of Ukiah. play at least 8 games Thursday evening from and at least 1 playoff Registration forms are Boxing classes are Ten Star All Star 5:30-6:30 p.m. at the available at the Ukiah offered by Mendocino game. Games will be Redwood Health Club. basketball camp played on week-nights Civic Center Annex at The class is co-ed, for 411 West Clay St., and starting in late March or ages 7-12. It is a posi- Applications are now early April and running the registration deadline • Precious Metals being evalutated for the tive, high energy class is April 13. into June. with ACE certified fit- Ten Star All Star sum- You may register as a Player fees will be col- • Jewelry mer basketball camp. ness trainer Melissa lected from team man- team or individuals inter- Johnson of RHC. 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The Associated Press evenly between men and “It’s the variety of the activ- NEW YORK -- Some women, instructors said. ities, and the novelty, and it stronger in the long run 36-year-olds hit the golf Participants hail the sport’s there’s definitely an element By MARILYNN MARCHIONE two weeks while they received six hours of course to unwind; Pearl Lin almost meditative effects, of escapism about them: You AP Medical Writer intense physical therapy a day on their weak prefers fine-tuning his back but the regulars’ sharply can go into a studio for an KISSIMMEE, Fla. -- It sounds cruel: arms. flip. defined muscles point up hour and be a salsa dancer.” binding a stroke victim’s good arm to force The amount and quality of movement the Less than a year ago, Lin, other benefits. The ballet class offered use of the weak one. participants had in their wrists, shoulders, a New York City boutique Other activities focus by the Sports Clubs But those who tried it for two weeks were arms and fingers were assessed before and owner who had no child- more on fun than physical Network, the NYC Ballet better off in the long run, greatly improving after treatment began. To be sure they were hood gymnastics training, discipline. The Seattle- Workout, can be done at their ability to do everyday tasks like getting an accurate picture, researchers could barely master a for- based group Underdog home, too. Since it was cre- answering the phone, doctors reported videotaped participants’ movements at times ward roll. Now, he’s defying Sports offers adult leagues ated in 1997, more than half Saturday. when they didn’t know they were being gravity and his biological for elementary-school sta- a million copies of its videos Attending an American Stroke observed. clock. ples -- dodgeball, kickball and DVDs have been sold, Association conference, they presented the The result was that both groups improved Whether reviving a child- and flag football. along with 100,000 instruc- results of the first large study of the treat- with therapy but patients who had their hood passion or following Its kickball league, with tional books, said Deanna ment, called constraint or “forced-use” ther- strong arms constrained improved more and the leads of their own chil- members ranging in age McBrearty, a representative apy. It is especially promising because it by every measure, Wolf said. They complet- dren, more adults are step- from their 20s to 60s, had from NYC Ballet. involves no drugs or surgery and therefore ed far more movement tests within the two ping off the sidelines onto 150 participating teams in And with the influence of is relatively free of risk. minutes allowed for each task, he said. gym mats, playing fields and Washington last year, said the Winter Olympics and the “About 23 to 30 percent of the stroke Wolf would not give details because they ice rinks. Small-town its director, Lawrence Fox TV network show population would appear to benefit from are soon to be published in a major medical instructors and national Martin. “Skating with Celebrities,” this kind of treatment,” said Dr. Steven journal.a sports organizations report a Underdog prides itself on figure skating is becoming Wolf, a stroke rehabilitation specialist at However, a videotape shown at the con- spike in adult participation a laid-back environment particularly popular among Emory University in Atlanta who led the ference of a man at the start of the study in sports generally dominat- where players can “let go of adults. study. showed him awkwardly trying to grasp a the stress they find in their “We’ve noticed a real phone, repeatedly knocking it off the cradle ed by kids. More than 5 million Americans have suf- as he struggled to wrap spastic fingers “I used to go to the gym everyday lives,” said increase,” said Antonio fered a stroke -- 700,000 occur each year - around the receiver. It took him a minute but it turned into a chore,” Martin, who enjoys seeing Conte, chair of the U.S. - and many are left with paralyzed or weak and 11 seconds. said Daniel Lewis, a 26- the role reversal of kids sit- Figure Skating Association’s arms and legs. Six weeks after the forced-use treatment, year-old New York ting in the stands watching adult skating committee. He Ordinary physical therapy helps rehabili- the man appears in a second video, more University law student who their parents play. said he expects about a 10 tate them but only up to a point because of smoothly wrapping his hand around the attended a recent gymnastics The Sports Clubs percent jump in participa- the brain damage a stroke causes. And if a device and pressing numbers to make a call. class with Lin at the Chelsea Network -- which has 135 tion after the Olympics. stroke victim becomes reluctant to use an Researchers are still analyzing whether Piers recreation complex on U.S. health centers -- offers “As a kid, you do an impaired limb, “there’s a learned suppres- those who got the treatment a year after Manhattan’s Hudson River hip-hop dance, a ballet activity because you love it, sion of movement” that gradually makes the their strokes improved as much as those shore. “With gymnastics, workout and “urban not because it burns calo- situation even worse, Wolf explained. who got it sooner. That’s an important issue you’re getting great exercise rebounding,” exercises on ries,” said Conte, who first Doctors wondered whether forcing for insurance reasons, said Dr. Daniel and also learning real miniature trampolines. put on a pair of skates 10 patients to use the weak arm might encour- Hanley, a Johns Hopkins University stroke skills.” “Within the past five years ago when he turned age the brain to rewire itself and send more expert who had no role in the study. Chelsea Piers’ 25,000- years, we’ve started really 30. “Adults are looking for signals to restore movement. Two small “Many don’t get insurance if they don’t square-foot gymnastics seeing a lot of interest in that, too. People are living studies gave encouraging results, and Wolf’s start rehabilitation within 30 days” of the facility advertises the largest childhood activities being to be older, and they’re large nationwide study was launched. stroke, he explained, “and they’re often cut adult gymnastics program in incorporated into exercise rekindling their interest in He and researchers at seven other medical off early if they’re not improving.” the country, attracting both classes,” said Allyson something they used to do or centers around the country randomly “The data looked encouraging,” said Dr. first-timers and profession- Donnelly, the network’s have always wanted to do.” assigned 222 people who had suffered mod- Steven Warach, a stroke researcher at the erate strokes in the previous 3 to 9 months National Institute of Neurological Disorders to get standard rehabilitation therapy or the and Stroke, the federal agency that funded ATTENTION CHOWDERHEADS! forced-use treatment, either right away or a the study. look for the year later. But specialists will be better able to ana- winning LOTTERY 55th Annual The forced-use group had their “good” lyze how good the treatment really may be arms immobilized with a splint-like mitt for once the details are published, he said. numbers daily St. Mary’s Clam Chowder Feed in the Thursday • February 23rd • 6:30pm Ukiah Daily at St. Mary’s School Bird flu possibly the latest in growing Journal number of diseases able to jump to humans By ANDREW BRIDGES The Associated Press ST. LOUIS -- Humans risk being overrun by dis- eases from the animal world, according to researchers Is it cancer? who have documented 38 illnesses that have made that Is your treatment working? jump over the past 25 years. That’s not good news for Are you still in remission? the spread of bird flu, which experts fear could mutate Now the answers are clear. and be transmitted easily among people. There are 1,407 Q. What's the best way to know if I'm okay? pathogens -- viruses, bacte- A. Clearly it's PET/CT. In a single scan, this exciting new ria, parasites, protozoa and imaging tool can determine whether or not cancer fungi -- that can infect A patient/doctor humans, said Mark dialogue about exists and exactly where it is located. Woolhouse of the University cancer and PET/CT of Edinburgh in Scotland. Q. How is PET/CT different from Of those, 58 percent come National Center for said. from animals. Scientists Infectious Diseases. Woolhouse argues that the other imaging procedures I've had? consider 177 of the Bird flu has killed at least either many of those dis- A. While traditional procedures like CT and pathogens to be “emerging” 91 people -- most of them in eases and other afflictions MRI provide structural images of your body, or “re-emerging.” Most will Asia -- since 2003, accord- will not persist in humans or PET offers a metabolic look. This allows your never cause pandemics. that there is something pecu- ing to the World Health physician to see actual changes in your body Experts fear bird flu liar today allowing so many Organization. It appears to tissue metabolism which is critical in detecting could prove an exception. kill about half the people it of them to take root in and monitoring many types of cancer. Recent advances in the infects. However, should it humans. worldwide march of the mutate so it can pass from One explanation may be H5N1 strain have rekindled human to human, it likely the recent and wide-scale Q. My doctor runs blood tests to fears of a pandemic. The changes in how people inter- will grow far less deadly, see if my cancer is still in remission. virus has spread across Asia said Dr. Stanley Lemon, of act with the environment in into Europe and Africa. the University of Texas a more densely populated How would I benefit from PET/CT? Controlling bird flu will world that is growing Medical Branch at A. Your PET/CT does more than tell you if tissue require renewed focus on Galveston. warmer and in which travel the animal world, including is faster and move exten- is cancerous. It pinpoints the exact location, “It is very unlikely that it discovers even difficult-to-detect recurrences the chickens, ducks and would maintain that kind of sive, Marano said. Those and helps clarify the best course of action. other poultry that have been case mortality rate if it made changes can ensure that pathogens no longer stay sacrificed by the tens of mil- the jump,” Lemon said. restricted to animals, she lions to stem the progress of Each year, one or two Q. I've been through so much already. the virus, experts said at a added. Examples from new pathogens and multiple recent human history Many indications Tell me it's easy and safe. news conference late variations of existing threats for PET/CT scans are Sunday at the annual meet- include HIV, Marburg, infect humans for the first SARS and other viruses. covered by most major A. PET/CT combines two imaging techniques in ing of the American time. That pace appears to insurance plans one easy scan. The extremely low-dose radiation Association for the That prospect leaves open be unsustainable in the long the question of what future is basically a simple sugar injection that stays in your Advancement of Science. run because it would imply system just long enough to create an accurate image. “The strategy has to be threats await humans. that people run the risk of “It always surprises us. looking at how to contain it being overrun, Woolhouse We think that avian flu will Exciting and new state-of-the-art PET/CT imaging in the animal world, because told reporters. once you get into the human be the next emerging dis- services are now available for you in Ukiah. “Humans have always ease. My guess is something side, you’re dealing with been attacked by novel else might come out before vaccines and antiretrovirals, pathogens. This process has that,” said Alan Barrett, of PET/CT imaging. Now you know. which is a whole new been going on for millennia. the University of Texas realm,” said Nina Marano, a But it does seem to be hap- Medical Branch at veterinarian and public pening very fast in these Galveston. “It’s very hard to health expert with the modern times,” Woolhouse anticipate what comes next.”

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them and how you are proud. ture the heart slowly starves to Duke scientists unveil new breast scanner Dads • Give your children the death, the results are devastat- By JEAN P. FISHER mammograms, but Tornai and McKinley's device greatest gift of all -- your time. ing to the children, and to the Raleigh News & Observer reduces it even further, to about one-tenth the dose Continued from Page 3 Listen to what they have to say adults they will become. A RALEIGH, N.C. -- Duke University scientists delivered by a traditional mammography scanner. and what is important to them. merry heart doith good like a lowing is some suggestions on • Spend one on one time have built a new type of breast scanner they say is how we can pay specific atten- medicine. better at finding small tumors than standard breast A traditional scan together on their birthday or For Dads From Dads is a tion to our children’s emotion- any other occasion. See a cancer screening, while exposing patients to less al health. monthly feature written by radiation. And the best part: The new scanner does Traditional mammography scanners use low- movie, take a walk, go out for Tom Buske and Herman energy X-rays to produce a two-dimensional • Children hunger for ice cream, play catch, etc. all that without having to smash a woman's healthy involvement and Meadows, both dads. Herman breasts as a traditional mammogram does. image. The patient's breast is held between two • Remember your children is a physical therapist and plates attached to the scanner and squeezed to attention from Dad. only get one chance to have A Duke physicist and a doctoral student have • Children want assurance owner of Meadows Physical make the tissue thin enough so the low-energy X- you as a Dad while they are Therapy, located at the Park determined that their device can find lesions in rays can effectively penetrate the breast. that their father (stepfather) cadavers and in models designed to approximate still young. Out of the million Falls Plaza. Tom is a social Images can be muddled, however, because pic- really know and care about things you could do everyday, breast tissue that are half the size of the tiniest worker for True to Life tures of lumps are captured through layer upon them. make sure you always give Children’s Services as well as lumps mammography can detect. They expect to layer of tissue. • Children want to feel that attention, thought, time, and begin testing on women within two years. The new Duke device is a computerized Dad is proud of them and he affection. a private counselor who offers Mammograms can reliably detect lumps about tomography or CT scanner powered by more loves to understand their feel- Developing a healthy emo- coaching/mentoring/counsel- 1 centimeter (four-tenths of an inch) in diameter, potent gamma radiation. Tornai said it produces a ings. tional heart is the same thing ing for men and fathers with a though they also pick up much smaller calcium three-dimensional image that does not require • Children need the intangi- as developing a physically special emphasis on Christian deposits that may indicate disease. The American flattening the breast and produces a clearer image ble gifts of love rather than healthy heart. It takes regular counseling for those who Cancer Society recommends that women get of suspicious masses. gifts or cards. maintenance. Just as diet, desire it. The intent of these mammograms annually starting at age 40 -- soon- But to make the technology safe for routine • Children sometimes feel exercise, and rest are a few of articles is to acknowledge the er if they have a family history of breast cancer. breast cancer screening, he and McKinley had to that Dad only knows how to the components for a physical- absolute value fathers play in Martin Tornai, a biomedical physicist and asso- devise a way to reduce the radiation dose deliv- show their love by buying ly healthy heart. The emotion- the lives of their children. This ciate professor of radiology, and doctoral student ered by a CT scan, which is far greater than the them something, give your al components include, but are is in no way meant to diminish Randolph McKinley will present research results dose patients are exposed to during a mammo- child a handwritten note or not limited to, appropriate the absolute value of the moth- Sunday in San Diego at a meeting of the Society gram. Their solution: a special filter that cuts the compose an email and in your touch, words of affirmation, er’s role. Our hope is mothers of Photo-Optical Instrumentation Engineers. dose well below what is received either during a own words tell your children and quality time. Without con- too will find these articles to Radiation exposure is already minimal in typical CT scan and or during a mammogram. how you enjoy your time with sistent doses of emotional nur- be valuable also. Business & Service Directory ® It’s Time To Call! 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ANSWERS IN NEXT EDITION © 2006 Robert Barnett www.jumble.com CORLLS Answers to Previous Now arrange the circled letters Learning Challenger to form the surprise answer, as THE PUPIL & CHOROID suggested by the above cartoon. 28 10 12 25 THEP Ans: OF “ ” 136362 UP I L 37 5 -2 35 (Answers tomorrow) &CHO Jumbles: TAKEN PYLON APPALL TEAPOT Yesterday’s 9 242913 Answer: What he considered the nursery — RO I D 2/20/2006 A PLANT “PLANT” Tickling can be a form of torture and needs to stop Dear Annie: My 8-year-old granddaughter, we then pay the mortgage. Of course, they skip he would have been appalled to think his “Ashley,” recently told me she is afraid she is payments rather often, and Robert now owes us farewell would be in a sterile funeral home or a going to die if her brother’s 20-year-old girl- thousands of dollars. My husband thinks Robert church that had no meaning to him. Instead, I friend does not quit tickling her and poking her ANNIE’S MAILBOX will get caught up some day, but in the mean- arranged for a remembrance in a beautiful forest with her finger. Ashley says the girlfriend tick- By Kathy Mitchell and Marcy Sugar time, our savings are dwindling. where he had spent much of his life. The “green les her until she can’t breathe, and when she We are at the point of telling Robert that he cathedral” seemed the perfect choice, with birds screams for her mother’s help, my daughter-in- should move out so we can rent the place for a singing and a creek flowing by, surrounded by law just says, “Now, you kids stop.” Dear Annie: My husband and I have been couple of years. Frankly, I can’t imagine he will people who loved him. A friend recorded CDs The girlfriend is not speaking to me because married 10 years. He has two grown sons from find an apartment for the same money they are of my brother’s favorite music, ranging from I told her this was a form of child abuse, and if a previous marriage. One is wonderful, respon- paying us for the mortgage. What do you think? Beethoven to the Grateful Dead, and I included I hear that she’s done it again, I am going to call sible and caring. The other, however, goes from -- Frustrated hymns remembered from our childhood. the police and child welfare services. I would job to job looking for a better deal. “Robert” Dear Frustrated: Tread carefully. Of course Several friends and family members spoke, like your opinion. -- Worried Grandma never calls us unless he needs something. He is Robert should pay his own way, and he should remembering his humor, warmth and intelli- Dear Grandma: You have every reason to a user. not be living in a place he cannot afford, but gence. worry. Excessive tickling and poking is consid- The problem is, my husband feels responsi- you’re asking your husband to make a difficult More recently, my former husband, a retired ered a form of child abuse, and this girlfriend ble for Robert’s difficulties because of the choice. Whether or not to throw Robert out of Naval officer, died after a brave fight with can- either is a sadist or an idiot. Don’t threaten her. divorce. He thinks he has to keep trying to make the house should ultimately be Dad’s decision. cer. My daughter arranged an informal service Instead, inform your son and daughter-in-law it up to him for not being there when Robert was Otherwise, you risk having him blame you if it in her home, and my son made a display of his that you will be forced to report the situation to younger. My husband bought Robert and his damages the relationship with his son. father’s uniform, sword and memorabilia from the authorities if they don’t take this seriously wife a house because they could not get a loan. Dear Annie: I read the letter from Sam his life. -- Remembering and make the girlfriend stop torturing your They are supposed to make payments to us and Cummings Jr., an official in the funeral industry, Dear Remembering: A conventional ritual granddaughter. And follow through. who explained why funerals are important. in a funeral home is not a requirement. The point Many people do not want the trappings (or is to provide some form of memorial that allows TUESDAY EVENING expense) of a conventional funeral. When my family and friends to say goodbye. 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101-06 103-06 2-11,16,21/06 02-14,21/06 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE HELP HELP NOTICE OF PETITION TO ADMINISTER ESTATE ADVERTISEMENT OF SALE 120 WANTED 120 WANTED 120-06 CASE NO.: SCUK CVPT 05 24756 Notice is hereby given that the undersigned intends 102-06 121-06 Early Intervention 2-21,28,3-7,14/06 087-06 HOWARD To all heirs, beneficiaries, creditors, contingent to sell the personal property and household items 2-21,28,3-7,14/06 Specialist FICTITIOUS 2-7,14,21,28/06 2-14,21,28,3-7/06 HOSPITAL creditors, and persons who may otherwise be described below to enforce a lien imposed on said FICTITIOUS for birth-3 w/special BUSINESS NAME FICTITIOUS FICTITIOUS interested in the will or estate, or both, of: RAYNETTE property under the CA. Self-Service Storage Facility BUSINESS NAME needs. Early STATEMENT BUSINESS NAME BUSINESS NAME COX STATEMENT Childhood or related RN, ICU, Act (Bus. & Prof. Code SS 21700-21716). The File No.: 2006-F0113 STATEMENT STATEMENT A PETITION FOR PROBATE has been filed by: TRACI File No.: 2006-F0059 field. nights, FT, exp. req. undersigned will sell at public sale by competitive bidding THE FOLLOWING File No.: 2006-F0055 File No.: 2006-F0110 PITTMAN in the Superior Court of California, County on February 23, 2006 at 10:30 A.M. on the premises THE FOLLOWING 800-234-7325 RN, ICU PERSON(S) IS (ARE) THE FOLLOWING THE FOLLOWING all shifts, cont. of Mendocino. PERSON(S) IS (ARE) where said property has been stored and which are DOING BUSINESS AS: PERSON(S) IS (ARE) PERSON(S) IS (ARE) RN, SURGERY THE PETITION FOR PROBATE requests that: DOING BUSINESS AS: Exp. CNC set-up located at Red Carpet Mini-Storage, 151 Lake Fiesta Party! DOING BUSINESS AS: DOING BUSINESS AS: FT, exp. req. JAMES CAREY NORD and ALDEN operator, machinist Mendocino Dr., County of Mendocino, Ukiah, CA. the 19650 Noyo Acres Dr. TOP NOTCH GEM & OCCUP. TOM CARIVEAU be appointed as personal representative MONTESQUIEU WINERY INTEGRATION openings now. following: Fort Bragg, CA 95437 MINERAL THERAPIST to administer the estate of the decedent. 7611 Convoy Court 206 North Pine Street Call 467-0117 Lucille Blake (Household Items) Unit #A-54 Kellyn Miranda 13475 S. Highway 101 #1 Home Health, FT. THE PETITION requests the decedent's will and codicils, San Diego, CA 92111 Ukiah, Ca 95482 INTAKE Robert Bass (Household Items) Unit #C-130 Alameda Hopland, CA 95449 F/T KITCHEN PREP if any, be admitted to probate.The will and any codicils W. G. Best Finn Roald Alden COORDINATOR/ Robert Bass (Household Items) Unit #D-133 2367 Meadow Way Jacob Allbritton & WAITSTAFF. are available for examination in the file kept by the court. Weinkellerei, Inc. P.O. Box 1707 Coder, FT, Onesimo Saucedo (Household Items) #G-162 #208 13475 S. Highway 101 #1 Formerly the Buckhorn THE PETITION requests authority to administer the 7611 Convoy Court Ukiah, CA 95482 Home Health George Wilson (Household Items) #M-28 Santa Rosa, CA 95404 Saloon now the estate under the Independent Administration of San Diego, CA 92111 Hopland, CA 95449 This business is conducted PHLEBOTOMIST FT, Purchases must be paid for at the time of Lynn Karla Robbins Highpockety Ox Open exp & CA Estates Act. (This authority will allow the personal This business is conducted This business is conducted by an Individual. The purchase in cash. All purchased items sold as is, where 19650 Noyo Acres Dr. in Mar. 895-2792 licence req. representative to take many actions without obtaining by a Corporation. State by an Individual. The registrant commenced to is and must be removed at the time of sale. Sale subject Fort Bragg, CA 95437 LAB TECH court approval. Before taking certain very important of incorporation: registrant commenced to transact business under the Fire Sprinkler Fitters & This business is conducted FT, nights, exp. & CA actions, however, the personal representative will be to cancellation in the event of settlement between owner transact business under the fictitious business name or Trainees for expansion by a General Partnership. California. The registrant licence req. required to give notice to interested persons unless and obligated party. Auctioneer: Douglas P.Carter, (707) fictitious business name or names listed above on in North, South & East The registrants commenced to transact RESPIRATORY they have waived notice or consented to the proposed 468-8887 BOND #RED 1040197 names listed above on January 24, 2006. Bay. 211 Cresco Court, THERAPY commenced to transact business under the fictitious action).The independent administration authority will Dated: 02/14/06 and 02/21/06 February 10, 2006. Endorsed-Filed on Ste. B Santa Rosa SUPERVISOR business under the fictitious business name or names be granted unless an interested person files an objection a/c #04513 Endorsed-Filed on January 24, 2006 at the 707-584-2770 FT, exp & business name or names listed above on January to the petition and shows good cause why the court February 10, 2006 at Mendocino County Clerks license req. listed above on April, 1, 2006. Endorsed-Filed on FIREFIGHTERS should not grant the authority. PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE the Mendocino County Office. RADIOLOGY TECH 2007.Endorsed-Filed on January 23, 2006 at the WANTED No exp. FT, exp & A HEARING on the petition will be held on February Clerks Office. /s Finn Roald Alden February 13, 2006 at Mendocino County Clerks necessary. All training license req. 24, 2006 at 9:30 a.m. in Dept.: E, located at: 073-06 088-06 FINN ROALD the Mendocino County Office. /s Jacob Allbritton and travel provided at COURTHOUSE, 100 N. State Street, Ukiah, CA 95482 01-31,2-7,14,21/06 2-7,14,21,28/06 ALDEN Clerks /s/James Scoffin JACOB our expense. Max age HowardHospital.com IF YOU OBJECT to the granting of the petition, you FICTITIOUS FICTITIOUS Office. JAMES SCOFFIN ALLBRITTON 34 for H.S. Grads. or 456-3015 should appear at the hearing and state your objections BUSINESS NAME BUSINESS NAME /s/Kellyn M. Alameda CONTROLLER HELP Benefits pkg + salary. or file written objections with the court before the hearing. STATEMENT STATEMENT KELLYN M. HELP 120 WANTED Call JOIN THE HELPFUL Your appearance may be in person or by your attorney. File No.: 2006-F0045 File No.: 2006-F0033 ALAMEDA HELP 120 WANTED DRIVER: GREAT NEW 1-800-345-6289. HARDWARE FOLKS IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR or a contingent creditor THE FOLLOWING THE FOLLOWING WANTED CAREGIVERS Pay Package for AT MENDO MILL, of the deceased, you must file your claim with the court PERSON(S) IS (ARE) PERSON(S) IS (ARE) 122-06 120 Ford Street Project PERSONAL Recent Driving School WILLITS and mail a copy to the personal representative appointed DOING BUSINESS AS: DOING BUSINESS AS: 2-21,28,3-7,14/06 ATTENTION CLASS-A Residential ATTENDANTS! Graduates. No Bring your previous by the court within four months from the date of first SABERNET BLACK OAK GRILL & FICTITIOUS Truck Drivers and Treatment Program. Home Care Options, a Experience, No exp. and help our issuance of letters as provided in section 9100 of the 1015 Black Diamond Way CAFE BUSINESS NAME Owner Operators: regional provider of In- Problem: An industry customers. California Probate Code.The time for filing claims will Lodi, CA 95240 8501 East Rd. STATEMENT Southwest Dedicated Entry level graveyard & not expire before four months from the hearing date Home Assisted Care leader in miles and *Paint Department CCT Redwood Valley, File No.: 2006-F0123 Lanes in AZ, CA & NV. AOD counselors- noticed above. Services is opening a pay. Call CRST *Yard Sales Telecommunications, CA 95470 THE FOLLOWING Make the move to Various positions. YOU MAY EXAMINE the file kept by the court. If you new office to serve the Van Expedited. *Receiving Dept. Inc. Robin E. Dunn PERSON(S) IS (ARE) McKelvey. Call ●●●●●●●●●●● are a person interested in the estate, you may file with counties of Mendo., Lake 1-800-781-2778. *Contractor Sales 1015 Black Diamond Way 73550 Hopper Lane DOING BUSINESS AS: 1-800-410-6255. Outpatient Substance the court a Request for Special Notice (form DE-154) & Sonoma. Employees Apply at Lodi, CA 95240 Covelo, CA 95428 JUMP N PUTT DRIVER: SIGN ON Abuse CounselorF/T, of the filing of an inventory and appraisal of estate assets ATTORNEY have access to family 305 E. Commercial, This business is conducted Kathleen Green 75 H Kunzler Ranch Rd. Bonuses! $2,000- benefited position. or of any petition or account as provided in Probate Criminal Defense medical, vision, dental, Willits, Ca by CCT 3258 N. State St. Ukiah, CA 95482 Regional Solos, $5,000 ●●●●●●●●●●● Code section 1250. A Request for Special Notice form Firm seeks associate 401K, paid time off, NO Phone calls Telecommunications, Ukiah,CA 95482 Ed C. Strout OTR Teams, $1,000- BEC homeless shelter. is available from the court clerk. for contract work in mileage, competitive pay. Please. Inc. California: California. Paul Spangenberg 489 Beltrami Dr. Contractors. Health Evening, nights & ATTORNEY FOR PETITIONER: Ukiah, CA 95482 Ukiah; 10 to 20 hours Flexible schedules, sleep Must be able to pass The registrant commenced 23005 Refuse Rd. insurance & 401k. weekend workers. R. Frederick Caspersen (0502530) Staci G. Strout per week; $65 per over and live-in shift physical and drug to transact business under Covelo, CA 95482 Class-A CDL required. ●●●●●●●●●●● Farella Braun & Martel LLP 489 Beltrami Dr. hour. Three + years opportunities! Excel screen upon the fictitious business This business is conducted 800-251-6291, X4865 P/U app. & job 235 Montgomery St., 30th Fl. Ukiah, CA 95482 minimum F/T Fel/Misd benefits, paid mileage, job offer. San Francisco, CA 94104 name or names listed by a General Partnership. ask for Oscar. descript at This business is conducted criminal competitive pay, EOE. Landscape/Erosion (415) 954-4400 above on November 1, The registrants www.xpressdrivers.com 139 Ford Street. by Husband & Wife. The defense experience 707-576-0771 Control Foreman/ Crew /s/ R. Frederick Caspersen 2006. Endorsed-Filed on commenced to transact registrants commenced required. Fax DRIVER: TAKE Leader.Ref, cln DMV (A January 18, 2006 at the business under the fictitious Ford Street Project is R. FREDERICK CASPERSEN to transact business under resume/letter to CLASSIFIED BETTER Care Of Your or B lic pref), Mendocino County Clerks business name or names an EOE the fictitious business (707) 571-5521 CLERK Family. Join ours. Swift drug/alcohol test, inter- Office. listed above on January 119-06 name or names listed Full-time, M-F, 8-5. offers excellent miles, Graveyard shift county trvl. Excl pay, /s/Mark Charles 22, 2006.Endorsed-Filed AWESOME JOB!!! 2-21,24,3-3,10/06 above on February 1, Strong typing, spelling compensation, CDL WORKING with kids, union wages, bens. Bowman on January 12, 2006 at the Nat’l company now SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY 2006. Endorsed-Filed on and customer services training, OTR, regional, small homelike App. 895-2100 MARK CHARLES Mendocino County Clerks hiring 18-24 sharp OF MENDOCINO, February 17, 2006 at skills. Sales background dedicated runs. environment, good pay BOWMAN Office. individuals. Must be 18 Landscaping/ UKIAH BRANCH the Mendocino County helpful. Benefits www.SwiftTruckingJobs.co & benefits. Fax resume or older. 2 weeks paid Carpenter’s Helper In the Matter of the Application of (Meghan Giumelli, SECRETARY /s/Robin E. Dunn Clerks Office. package available, m 1-866-333-8801, to 463-6957 /s/Staci G. Strout training & weekly FT. Language Skills and Rileigh Giumelli ), minors, by (Kelli Cosman/De ROBIN E. DUNN including paid vacation, Ref#163. EOE STACI G. STROUT bonus. Return trip Help Wanted. Live in and Good Driving Los Santos), his/her parent, petitioner, for Change health insurance, 401K guaranteed. DRIVERS Golden care for senior citizen. Record.Small pick-up a of Name. PERSONALS LOST & and more. 20 Call Ms. Lewis State Overnight Help with plus. 485-7829 ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE FOR CHANGE OF FOUND Pick up application at Looking for someone 30 1-866-713-3267 is hiring drivers with housekeeping, run NAME 100 INSTRUCTION The Ukiah Daily Resident Office to commute to Santa FOUND on 2/14 van or pickup w/shell errands, some cooking Unlimited ACT NOW FOR A Journal, 590 S. State Assistant Rosa Mon-Fri. My Banking for local morning req’d. Please respond No. SCUKCVPT 06 96239 a very friendly large NEW CAREER! St., Ukiah or email RCHDC, a well work hours are F/T Member delivery routes based with resume to box Date: Filed January 30, 2006 black cat with short Receive career training resume to established 7:30am to Service in Mendocino County 01071, c/o Ukiah WHEREAS Kelli Cosman/De Los Santos, petitioner, hair and a white star in Medical, Business, [email protected] with non-profit housing 4:30pm.472-0273 Representatives area. Earn $10.00 Daily Journal, P.O. Box as parent of applicants Meghan Giumelli, and Rileigh Pharmacy Technician minimum salary corp., is seeking a [email protected] on his chest. (Teller) per hour plus milege 749, Ukiah, CA 95482- Giumelli, minors, has filed a petition with the clerk of or Computers at UEI Can be seen at Mendo Lake Credit requirement. No phone reimbursement plus 0749. PT Resident this court for a decree changing applicant’s names from with 6 convenient Union is seeking an calls please. Office Assistant MAGNETS additonal HOSPICE SERVICES OF Meghan Giumelli and Rileigh Giumelli Mendocino County locations. Call today Must pass pre- for HUD/USD/Tax outgoing individual who reimbursement LAKE COUNTY has an to Meghan Cosman and Rileigh Cosman; LABELS Animal Control 1-877-354-2031 employment drug test enjoys working with based on local fuel immed. Credit Apt. ITIS ORDERED that all persons interested in the above Creative Workshop Plant Road the public. Currently and background check. cost. Benefits Community in Ukiah. matter appear in Department E of this court, 100 759 S. State 468-0251 HELP opening for a FT RN Cage #1. we have a F/T MSR available including Some management N. State Street, Ukiah, California, on March 10, 2006, 120 WANTED CNA’s F/T, P/T, days w/bnfts. Home PREGNANT? Call 463-4427 to claim position open in our health coverage and Health/Hospice exp. a experience, Ca. at 9:30 a.m., or as soon thereafter as the matter may $8- $10.75 hr. & PM’s. Great working THINKING Ukiah branch. 401(k) with Company +, Excel opportunity for Drivers License & be heard and show cause, if any, why the petition for or adopt. cond. ADOPTION? Talk with MORNING, EVE. & Candidates with PC match. Call Maurice Insurance required. change of name should not be granted. Apply in person motivated RN who caring people Found: White long NIGHT SHIFTS proficiency, Stephens Apt+Sal+benefits. IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that a copy of this order Valley View Skilled enjoys interaction with specializing in haired female cat No exp. Pd. training demonstrated cash 866-779-7726 to show cause be published in the Ukiah Daily Journal, Nursing Center, patients & families. For Call 707-463-1975 matching birthmothers provided. Cooking, handling experience a newspaper of general circulation printed in w/gray on her ears. 1162 S.Dora, Ukiah immed. interview, ext 0 or down load with loving families cleaning, driving & and strong customer DRIVERS: Reefer Mendocino County, California, once a week for four Found in Willits. contact from www.rchdc.org nationwide. Expenses providing living skills service skills in a Compassionate recent average $1.40 Arnie Pomeroy @ successive weeks prior to the date set for hearing on Open until filled. Paid. Toll free 24/7. 462-3929 assist. to adults w/ banking or retail person to care for per mile. No 263-6222 or fax the petition. One True Gift developmental environment and fully disabled adults. experience? On the resume 263-4045. P/U Kelli Cosman/De Los Santos LOST- Red female Now Hiring servers, Adoptions. disabilities. Will bilingual is a +. We offer 462-1902 road training available. App 1717 So. Main St. 1351 Carrigan Lane, Lhasa Apso. 8 yrs old. bussers, & kitchen. 1-866-921-0565 consider resp. Hi. Schl. competitive salary, Late model Lakeport. EOE Ukiah, CA 95482 Counter Person/ Please apply @ Missing since 2/15 Sr. 485-0165, 468-0602 excellent benefits, assigned equipment. P/T Deli Clerk (707) 468-8301 LOST & Dock Worker for Crushed Grape 13500 from Tedford business casual & NO Great benefits. position. Apply in /s/ Richard J. Henderson FOUND welding supply. Hwy 101 30 Ave/Beacon Ln. Name PROGRAM Saturdays. 800-771-6318. person @ 1294 N. RICHARD J. HENDERSON Bilingual a plus. Must Hopland FOUND in Ukiah SECRETARY - Send or email www.Primelnc.com State St. Ukiah. JUDGE OF THE SUPERIOR COURT is Princess. Her owner, be 21. Apply at 3080 Chocolate Point ROP ([email protected]) Siamese with white 3 yr old Lily misses her resume to N. State St. Ukiah FT (8 hrs/5 days 118-06 socks, long hair, and wants her back. Mendo Lake wk/12 mos). $13.07 - COUNTER SALES 2-21/06 neutered male, very Credit Union 462-7247 $16.68/hr. Ukiah Valley Lumber SUMMARY OF PROPOSED ORDINANCE friendly. Can be seen PO Box 1410, is looking for a Provide secretarial and An Ordinance Amending Section 5.130.010 Delegating at Mendo. Co. Animal Ukiah, CA 95482 Fax motivated person administrative support the Authority to the County Treasurer-Tax Collector to Control, Plant road, 707-468-0350 for lumber sales. to the ROP department. Invest Funds. Cage #62. Call 100 INSTRUCTION Retail exp., math & HS the leader in correctional health care, This Ordinance amends section 5.130.010 of the 463-4427 to claim or BIAGI BROS. is computer skills are A MASSAGE diplomas coursework has an immediate opening in the Mendocino County Code delegating the authority to adopt. a plus. Applicants are THERAPY Career! and minimum 3 years accepting applications MENDOCINO COUNTY JAIL the County Treasurer ˆ Tax Collector to Invest County subject to pre- FOUND: CAT UEI. El Monte, experience required. for SHORT LINE funds, and funds of other depositors, for the Calendar employment drug Huntington Park, Los Mendocino Year 2006. Friendly longhaired CLASS ‘A’ DRIVERS. 2 screen. Pick up RN Per Diem LVN Angeles, Ontario, San County Office of The proposed ordinance is scheduled for adoption on Tabby/Persian mix in yrs. exp. req’d. Clean application at All Shifts Full Time Days Talmage. Bernardino, Van Nuys. Education March 7, 2006. DMV. Paid Weekly. 901 S. State St. Salary $24.13 A complete copy of the ordinance is on file with the Can be seen at Not all programs For an application Salary $36.50 Clerk of the Board of Supervisors and is available for Animal Control available at all packet call Excellent Benefits. DRIVER Class A to $43.80 per hour to $28.95 per hour inspection and copying as a public record. cage 57. campuses. 707-467-5012 or Call (800) 593-5531 Hazmat endorsement. KRISTI FURMAN 463-4427 1-877-354-2031; email [email protected] Apply 3080 N. State Call Claire 707-463-4538 www.uei4you.com DEADLINE: 3/3/06 ext. 29 details. TOP POSITIONS Clerk of the Board to claim or adopt. St. Ukiah NURSING POSITION TOP Fax 707-463-0779 or www.cfmg.com 14- TUESDAY, FEB. 21, 2006 THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL

HELP HELP HELP HELP HELP MONEY APARTMENTS HOMES MISC. MOTOR- 120 WANTED 120 WANTED 120 WANTED 120 WANTED 120 WANTED 220 TO LOAN 300 UNFURNISHED 330 FOR RENT 480 FOR SALE 620 CYCLES Merchandiser-reliable SHERMAN BROTHERS Vineyard Mgmt Co. HOMEOWNERS GET Ukiah Westside Unit SPA-Deluxe ‘05 2 - ‘87 Honda 200 worker to set and RECREATION Trucking needs looking for an CASH Now!!! Home Cozy, 2bd Cln, new model. 30 jets. quads. 1 good merchandise products SUPERVISOR Owner Operators and Experienced Mechanic Improvement, Debt inter. w/hrdwd flrs & Therapy seat. Never runner. 1 parts. and home City of Company Drivers. to work on diesel Consolidation, Divorce sml fncd yrd. No S/P used. Warr.Can del. $700/obo. 391-8987 improvement chains. Healdsburg. Great hometime. Great engine, heavy & light Settlement. All $700/mo 328-2418 $2650.707-468-4300 ●Cage Manager Must be organized & Salary range pay. Sign-on bonus. trucks, and misc. circumstances WANTED detailed. Room for $4748-$5708/ Call today 800-457- equipment. Must have considered. Toll Free VACATION (3 yrs exp. req) I BUY COINS! 2003 ● advancement. Hourly per month, plus 1459 tools and acceptable 877-354-7283 Redwood Creek 340 RENTALS Marketing/ Private Collector and bnfts. 800-697- excellent benefit www.Drive4SBI.com DMV print out. Fax www.ResourcesRealtyAnd Luxury Apts. TIMESHARES SUZUKI Promo. Asst. 621-1308, 485-7750 ●IT Network Tech. 7773 ext 810 package. resume to 707-967- Lending.com BRAND NEW & RESALES: THE INTRUDER www.rpm4action.com SOCIAL CADRE#01386591 SE ●Bartender Under general 3542. BEAUTIFUL Cheapest way to buy, Wild Wood ‘94 28ft 5th direction, WORKER Habla Espanol. sell and rent wheel trailer. Exc. 1400. ●Buffet Host P/T NEW EXCITING Youth Advocate *Full Size W/D in All coordinates, directs Timeshares. No Cond. $5,800 OBO 3200 mi. Like new. ●Busser POSITION WORKING III-IV-V for Foster Family IMMEDIATE CASH!!! US Units and plans a variety Pension Funding pay commissions or Broker 485-1964/367-0514 V+H exhaust. ●Cocktail Server WITH KIDS Mendocino Agency Intensive *Pet Friendly of facility use fees. Call 1-800-640- Corbin seat, shield, ● 6 wks pd vacation County Treatment Foster cash now for 8 years of PETS & Cook-Deli & functions; *Walk in Closets 6886 or go to 401 K. Day & Eve Department of Care Program. your future pension SUPPLIES bags. Black/Silver. Buffet supervises the *Garages Available www.BuyATimeshare.com 500 avail. Small homelike Social Services Will aid foster parents payments. Call 800-586- ●Dishwasher organization and $5300. environment, good pay Children and Adult w/child rearing problems. 1325 for a FREE, no- *24 Hr. Fitness Cntr WANTED TO ●Housekeeping planning of program + + + & benefits. Fax resume Services Assist children & youth obligation estimate. *Fireplaces in Select 380 SHARE RENT 463-2424, ●Maintenance development; to 463-6957. Divisions w/difficulties in social www.uspensionfunding.co Units BDRM TO SHARE 489-5205 ●Poker Dealer directs scheduling Bi-weekly salary adjustments. Must have m in house in Ukiah near ● PINOLEVILLE of *Heated Lap Pool, THREE Slot Host $1516-$1592-$1671 AA in Social Science fairgrounds. ● NATIVE AMERICAN athletic fields, BUSINESS Spa & Sport Court Slot Tech. Social Worker positions Field w/1 yr exp or BA & 468-9332 OLD CATS AUTO PARTS & HEAD START school grounds, 250 RENTALS To apply come to working with at risk initial training upon hire. need a home for their ACCESSORIES Recruiting for parks and Banquet Hall & Call About Our NEW & USED 630 Shokawah Casino children, elderly and Must be able to work eves remaining years. These Family Community community facilities, Kitchen Ukiah Senior FREE Rent Specials EQUIPMENT 2002 Chevy HR Office disabled adults, & wknds. 20-29 hrs. wk. 400 are outside cats. They Partnership prepares budget Center 499 Leslie St. Silverado rims, 13101 Nokomis Rd. advocates for benefits Pay $10 & up DOE. 35 KW diesel showed up at our Coordinator requests, reports 462-4343 caps & usable tires. Building D and protective services. Must pass fingerprint 888-893-4455 generator. ‘76, white ranch long ago, but 1 year exp. in Head and informational 4 = $100. 468-1445 Hopland, CA 95449 Case management clearance, have physical COMMERCIAL Rohnert Park, CA 94928 w/only 1600 hrs. Runs now we are moving to Start & AA in CDV statements on Ph. 744-1395 x3092 experience + MSW or & TB before hire. Fax LEASE UKIAH great. $4,500 489-5070 the city and the new Pref. Sal. DOQ program activities 18’ Rims w/brand new Open Until Filled 21 year graduatge resume to: Attn: Angie 2030 Industry Rd. BUILDING owners want them tires. Used only 6 Head Teacher and supervises and DUPLEXES degree. level III requries (707)-462-6994 or mail to: 1. 5000 Sq.Ft. Aprx. 320 430 SUPPLIES gone. All are fixed. months. Great LEAD MILLWRIGHT 1 year exp. in Head oversees the BA or 30 units in a PO Box 422, Ukiah, CA w/400 sf office 2 bd. 351 Creekside, Construction2006 & We’ll pay for all food Condition $700 OBO & MILLWRIGHT for Start & AA in CDV operation of City related field. 95482. EOE. 2. 2500 Sq. Ft. Aprx. Willits. Lndry rm. No Green (Hill’s 459-2140 after 5pm SAWMILL. Pref. Sal. DOQ owned pool. For info call YOUTH WORKER w/200 sf office pets. Sml. bk yd. Garage. Construction2006 Science Diet) and any Knowledge in all aspects Substitute Teacher Position requires a 707-467-5866 to 4X4'S CASE MANAGER Steve 462-6164 $800. 485-0841 Resgiter for GREEN vet care for the rest of of mill maintenance 1 year exp. in Head four-year degree in apply online: FOR SALE 25 hr/wk, incl. some OFFICE/SHOP 435sf EXPO PASS for the their lives. 650 including hydraulics, Start & AA in EC Pref. recreation, ed- www.mss.ca.gov 2bd. 1.5 ba. 540 Capps weekends and 2193 S. State St. Uk. April 12-13 show held Call Mark at Datsun/Nissan Trucks welding, and basic Apply at ucation, physical “Career Ln. Front yard maintained. weeknights. Wtr pd. good park. at the San Jose 391-4807 ‘80, ‘81, ‘82, 4x4 parts electrical. Good analytical 367 N. State St. Ste 204 education, public Opportunities”. $1100. $1300 sec. 462- or call 463-1454 Supervising, providing $330/mo. + sec. Convention Center at and more! & problem solving skills. administration or Closes: 03-03-06 4759 5 Healthy American life skills education, 707-462-8273 www.ConstructionEven 485-0204 Experience necessary. PRESS OPERATOR a closely related 2bd1ba., 1 car gar. Pitbull Terrier Pups. counseling, substance ts.com (925)218-2225 TRUCKS Call 707-894-4242 and Experienced Goss field and two Support Office/Store Front. W/D HU. New remod. 1M/4F. $250/ea Call for abuse prevention, FOR SALE ask for Ken or apply in Community. Beautiful years experience in developmentally 533 A S. State St. STEEL BUILDINGS. pics. 362-6084 670 parent education, with kit. $900/mo. $1200 person at Northcoast location. recreation program disabled $475/mo 485-7578 FACTORY Deals. Save GMC Sonoma ‘97 homeless young sec. dep. 462-0580 6 yr. old miniature Redwood Empire Competitive salaries. planning an in their own home. PT, or 462-3008 $$$. 40x60’ to Good Cond. $6,000 adults. $8.81-9.91 p/h, 3bd1.5ba. Ukiah horse & full size goat, Sawmill Excellent benefits. New implementation FT & wkends. PU Shop/Warehouse 100x200’. Example: OBO. Dodge Grand no benefits. townhouse. Frplc. W/D both 4 $200 31401 McCray Rd. Press. Great which included application at space 2,000 sq. ft. 50x100x12’=$3.60/sq Caravan ‘95. $4,200 463-4915 job HU. Gar. yard. 467-3855/472-2851 Cloverdale. opportunity for quality the supervision of Mountain View South Ukiah ft. 1-800-658-2885 OBO. MCI Coach ‘73 description/req- uired $1000/mo. + dep. Great opportunity! oriented person. paid recreational 1000 Sanford Ranch Rd. $1,000/mo. 462-7820 www.RigidBuilding.com CATS: Looking for a 40ft. $12,000 firm 485- application. 707-433-6688 Steve@ 707-444-6236 personnel and Ukiah. 468-9331. cat, or want to find a 0914 LICENSED volunteers. Telephone Operator Youth Worker, APARTMENTS home for a cat? PHARMACY TECH. X7501 email: HOMES 440 FURNITURE sjackson@eurekareporter. Apply by F/T, all shifts & Ukiah Transitional 300 UNFURNISHED Call 462-3929 International ‘72 flat Salary negotiable. 330 FOR RENT com Wednesday, March wkends. Typing, Living Program: 2bd. 1 ba $800 Custom Maple bd. Gd running cond. Willits Pharmacy. 707- 2 bdrm. 2 ba. Formal FOUND: CAT 8, 2006, 5:00 p.m. spelling, phone 16 hrs/wk, mostly 2 bd. TH $825 COFFEE TABLE but needs to go. 459-6877 PROPERTY din. rm. Wd. stvs, gas Friendly longhaired Resume and City skills a must. evenings/weekends.Su 3bdr 2 ba. $1100 30”x50” - draw & glass Any offer! 485-0670 MANAGEMENT CO. furn., carport. Quiet Tabby/Persian mix in LIKE application Benefits offered. pervising, facilitating No Section 8. protective top. $150. seeks competent, setting. S. of town. Talmage. CARS required. Apply in person living skills, group LEE KRAEMER 468-1445 CHILDREN? reliable maintenance $1075. 467-3645 Can be seen at 680 FOR SALE For application 960 N. State St. education, with PROPERTY MGMT This might be person. Must have own Ernie Fine Agent Animal Control Cadillac Deville ‘91 contact the Ukiah. homeless young 463-2134 APPLIANCES transportation, valid 460 New brakes, tires, & the job for you. City of adults. $8.00-$11.00 2bd1ba w/frplc cage 57. D.L., current Temp. ASSISTANT 625 N. STATE ST. USED paint. Runs great. CHILDCARE Healdsburg p/h., no benefits. 463- New kitchen. 463-4427 insurance. position. May PARK PLACE APPLIANCES $2,500. 489-5070 WORKERS, Personnel Office COOK 4915 job S. Ukiah. $950+1200 to claim or adopt. $13.00-$15.00hr. Send 1 bd. $725-$775 & FURNITURE. ALL SHIFTS. 401 Grove Street, lead to FT. description/req- uired dep. 145 Fircrest Dr. resume to 2 bdr. $850 TH $950. Guaranteed. 485-1216 Mendo. Co. F/T 4 day week. Starting Experience needed. application. Unit E Showing PO Box 1389, Ukiah. Healdsburg, CA Pool/garg. 462-5009 Shep.Pups. salary $9.40 per hour. 95448 Pre-employment between 12-1 pm.daily. MISC. R.D.A. CHILD Free On call $9 per hour. Phone physical & drug 875 S. Oak St. 480 FOR SALE (●)(●) Park Fall Dental CARE 3bd 2ba Willits $1300 744-8740 L K Qualifications: Pass 707-431-3322. testing req’d. Dental, 140 2 bdrm. townhouse. 2 tix Hootie & The 1252 Airport Park Nice yd lake & forest medical and drug exam, EOE/AA/ADA. Find Vision, Medical Busy Bees Child Care $875. $1050 sec. Blow Fish 3/11. Blvd. Suite D-1, +more. N/S P? (707)- Silverado Fleetside TB test, criminal us on the Web at benefits. Free co-op Begining Feb. 15th has No pets. 462-4759 Konocti, table 33. Offer Ukiah, CA 95482 486-7193/456-0648 ‘78,350, runs good but background check and www.ci.healds child care. F/T for your child. CREEKSIDE Apts 462-4340 707-462-8719 needs TLC. $895/obo. have valid Cal. Drivers burg.ca.us. Apply: 2yrs.+ M-F. 1 & 2 bdrms. 1story/ 3bd2ba.town of Nice. Looking for an FIREWOOD. Cords of license. Trinity School 468-8859 yards. $650 & $750 Cent.AC,Lg. yd. Lake 12 x 6 Carson Trailer R. D.A. to join us at seasoned oak. Comes GREAT NEW RECYCLING 915 W. Church St., Lic#2300003497 Mgr. 459-9735 view. N/S/P.$1200+ dep. Almost new. Only used a MEDICAL, DENTAL, our new state of the on pallet. Can deliver. Ukiah SERVICES 707-225-1976 few times. $995/obo. VISION PKG. art office. Must be a COORDINATOR ❤HEART of UKIAH ❤ 18”. 621-3177 TRAINEES NEEDED. OFFERED matching 403B TSA team player & willing Requires accounting 200 LUXURY TOWNHOME Cabin w/sleeping loft HOT TUB ‘06 Mendocino For Sale or Trade Earn up to $40k+ next Plan, paid holidays & to work hard. background. Housekeeper, 2bd2.5ba Sml pet OK. 10mi. from Ukiah Off Therapy Spa. All jets. County Animal 350 Chevy small block, year. No experience vacation, paid training’s, Competitive pay Excellent knowledge in Minimum 3 hours. 463-2973 the grid/40 ac. Lrg. & Jumbo. Never Care & Control. runs (good required. $0 down. on duty meals. w/benefits. Please excel, MS word, power Olga Garcia HOPLAND Handyman skills nec. used. Wrnty. Can All cats motor). $495/obo. CDL Training available. FREE Co-op Day Care apply at the office or point, 468-1349 1 bdrm. Remodl. Good ref. req. deliver. Worth $6500 Call Central 1987 Subaru Station Provided fax resume to Tonia customer service Avl. now. $600 + dep. $400/mo. 462-1901 Sell: $2950. 766-8622 50% off Refrigerated FINANCIAL Wagen. Runs great. Apply: @ 463-8632 and marketing. SERVICES 489-8600 CHABLIS Good all around car. FT, Benefits 800-777-9100X8571. 205 HUNT ELK, Red Stag, adoption fees TRINITY YOUTH BANKRUPTCY MOVE IN 3 bed, 2 ba. home. Whitetail, Wild Boar. Only asking $1495. R/A WILL TRAIN Job Description TRUE TO LIFE thru Feb. 24. Couple of boo boos SERVICES is it for me? SPECIAL! Near high school. Our season now- Mountain View and application: Children’s Services Please find a on body. 915 W. Church St. or FREE 1/2-off 1 mo. rent Garage, fireplace, large 3/31/06. Guaranteed Senior Living Solid Wastes is looking for a FT place in your on line@ consultation by phone! w/6 mo. lease @ yard. License, $5.00-trophy Apply within of Willits, Inc. aide. Position req. valid heart and home 1988 Straight 6 cyc. wwwtrinitycfs.org Atty Ed Dechant Sierra Sunset Apts. $1600 +deposit. in two days. No Jeep motor for sale or 1343 S. Dora St. Ukiah 351 Franklin Avenue CDL & prior exp. Call Selzer Realty Beverly Sanders for a cat or cats trade. Ask $959. Willits 800-823-0600 Game/No Pay Policy. Looking for PT Staff Expansion! w/children. 468-0411 Realty 462-5198 459-4845, Days: 314-209-9800, that would love receptionist. Good We Need: Duties incl. FORECLOSURE, 707-272-4706 [email protected] BANKRUPTCY, CASH Cute 2bd.1ba. w/gar. Big Evenings: 314-293- to be part of phone and RNs, Medical transporting, OBSERVATORY AV OUT, REFINANCE. yd. Landscape maint. 0610. your family. communication skills a RESIDENT supervising, 2 bed., 1 ba. apts. Saturn Sta. Wgn. Assistants, and Fixed rate as low as incl. $1050/mo. 467-9495 ♥ ♥ must. Some computer MANAGER providing creation, Carport. Laundry on 463-4427 SW1, ‘95. AT. Drivers 7.5%. Credit score ● GUN ● exp. pref’d. Send needed for 31 units day & occasional site. No pets. For lease nice $2250. Runs good. above 400. Bankruptcy, resume attn: Michelle. on South side of Ukiah. overnight respite for $735+deposit. westside Ukiah 4 bd. 2 468-1230 Blood Centers of the Tax Liens, Collections - & KNIFE GARAGE 50 West Lake Fax resume to 707- shelter care Beverly Sanders ba. $1600/mo. Pacific’s donor site Ok. Loans up to SALES Mendocino Dr. or fax 463-1502 parents.Comp. sal. Realty 462-5198 (650)438-3534 SHOW 590 Sporty ‘03 Dodge 463-3107 located in Ukiah seeks Exp. county. Contact $7,000,000. Mike Alert-Senior Center Neon SXT, Solar. Attn: Property IMMAC. 2BD1BA. to fill the following TLC 1-408-605-3954. MARCH 4 & 5 Thrift Open Mon-Sat Yellow Well Maintained. MAINTENANCE/ Management 2 garages, lrg. yd. positions immediately! 463-1100 [email protected] Ukiah 10-4, Donations & Excellent Condition, MECHANIC/ Come join our team in SECRETARY III New carpet, no pets. BUSINESS FIND Fairgrounds volunteers needed RUNS GREAT. 71,000 WELDER a healthy work Perform skilled Nr. St. Mary’s. UTILITY OPPORT. WHAT YOU (530)527-2678 462-4343 Miles. $7,000.00 Requires Class A environment! All secretarial functions at 210 $1200mo. sec. 707-743-1667 WORKER II REC VEH or B license. FT, positions require a valid a school site. Qual: 3 80 VENDING NEED IN 468-0834 Orlando/Disney area Benefits. Job CA drivers license, City of MACHINES. THE 610 CAMPING T-Bird ‘90 Runs well. yrs. exper., 50 wpm C Nice 2 Bedroom 7/6 nights stay. Paid description and acceptable driving record type. 8 hrs/day; Healdsburg. Excellent Locations! in Ukiah $600 sell for $199. ‘02 LANCE Clean. Smogged. applicaton: and ability to interact 11 mo/yr. Sal. range Salary: All for $10,995 L $1100/mo +sec.dep. Good for 1 year. CAMPER. Licensed. $1250/bo. Solid Wastes effectively with public and 467-1959 begins $11.28- $3388-$4126/mo., (800) 440-7761 A 485-1941 707-233-0469 8.5 ft. 485-0761 of Willits, Inc. staff. 12.44/hr; benefit pkg. plus excellent S Rwd. Vly. 2bdrm1ba. ‘94 PROWLER TAURUS ‘98 351 Franklin Avenue Open until filled. ALL CASH CANDY benefit package. S w/storage garage. 22’ travel trailer. 75K mi. $3500. Willits RNs & MEDICAL Info & app: Route. DO you earn Performs a wide variety IFIEDS! $950/mo. Some new parts. Call Pauline 459-4845 ASSISTANTS Personnel [email protected] of semi- $800 in a day? Your Greg 823-6213 485-0761 485-7218 Commission skilled and skilled own local candy route. Work with healthy Ukiah Unified School MANAGER maintenance duties Includes 30 machines volunteer community District, 1056 N. Bush TRAINEE in the installation, Don’t miss this blood donors. We offer St., Ukiah, CA 95482 and candy. All for construction, repair, exciting opportunity! a full training and 707-463-5205. EOE $9,995. Guaranteed orientation program. maintenance and MultiVend, LLC 880 Income to start. RNs require a valid CA landscaping of City Grand Blvd., Deer 6 months RN license. MAs require SENIOR facilities and system Park, NY 11729. six months related exp. specialized training. PROGRAM operations, including 1-888-625-2405. High entry level or MA certificate & the skilled operation Creative Graphic earning potential- three months relevant MANAGER of power driven AMERICA’S HOTTEST exp. $30,000-$40,000. Mendocino equipment. Requires OPPORTUNITY- Own Merit promotions. County Dept. of education equivalent your own-Dollar or Designer/Web Ad Designer $50,000 & above DRIVERS Social Services to completion of the Dollar plus Store- for Management 20 Hours Salary twelfth grade and two (News.DollarStoreServices You will be a key element in our creative design team. 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Lake Mendocino – Lake level: 739.35 feet; Storage: 71,507 acre-feet (Maximum storage 122,500 acre-feet) Inflow: 190 cfs Outflow: 135 cfs Air quality – Not available. SaberFAST DSL has Arrived! 800-989-8851 • www.saber.net don’t live here don’t know Skezas and board member Ed Water what’s going on. If you give Horrick agreed, forming the Execution stay is denied any more permits it has to be majority needed to pass the fair to everyone.” motion. By DAVID KRAVETS in just over two months. looming execution, claiming Continued from Page 1 Board member Mary So far, the district, which AP Legal Affairs Writer Schwarzenegger had that the testimony of an Estabrook and board member Ziady, a women’s health prac- was able to serve about 770 SAN FRANCISCO (AP) already denied clemency to inmate used in his conviction Rick Williams, also an attor- titioner, expressed medical homes in a dry year when the — Convicted killer Michael Morales, but it is not unusual is false, and that California’s ney, couldn’t find the justifi- concerns about prolonged moratorium was imposed, has Morales was set to die by for inmates to ask again as three-drug death cocktail, and cation for arriving at the drought and legal concerns, as their execution looms. Starr, the way it is administered, added enough water capacity lethal injection early Tuesday requested number of new well. to serve about 216 more exist- after the U.S. Supreme Court as in his first petition for amounts to cruel and unusual “We’re just as liable (for homes. ing homes. The current num- refused to grant a stay and clemency, noted that the trial punishment. “Ten is arbitrary,” legal action) if we say OK to Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger judge in Morales’ case had Morales and his attorneys development and not have ber of hookups is 1,510. Estabrook said. “Where is the The additional capacity again denied his request for urged Schwarzenegger to complained that the prisoner legally defensible argument water” she said. show mercy. might feel too much pain if was gained from a combina- clemency. for cutting it off at 10? What Board member Tony Orth Supreme Court Justice Starr said that the 13 times the sedative he is given does- agreed with Neary, saying tion of installing two back- in which that happened in n’t make him unconscious I’m worried about is 50 wash ponds returning a total Anthony Kennedy reviewed homes.” allowing 10 more connections the case, then sent it to the full California’s history, the pre- before a paralyzing agent and of about 320,000 gallons per Williams, who voted would be a way of avoiding court, which denied Morales’ siding governor granted a the final heart-stopping drugs lawsuits. He called losing two month to the system after lines against the motion, also final appeal on Monday reprieve. begin coursing through his gallons of water use a day in a are flushed, patching leaks in expressed concern about the evening, according to court “Overriding such opin- veins. drought year a small price to the water pipes saving a total spokesman Ed Turner. ions,” Starr wrote, “is not only The Supreme Court has selection of the individuals pay. who would receive water con- of about 1,116,000 gallons a With his execution just tantamount to thumbing one’s never directly addressed Orth quoted DHS staffers month, and drilling a well able hours away, one of Morales’ nose at the well-reasoned whether death sentences car- nections. So far, plans call for who reportedly said they allocating the water to the first to produce about 216,000 gal- attorneys, former Whitewater decision of the trial judge, it ried out by lethal injection are would allow new connections lons a month. The impact of independent counsel Kenneth shows what will reasonably cruel and unusual punishment, 10 people already on the dis- at the rate of a few a year be viewed as disrespect for but the justices have upheld trict’s waiting list. Securing a installing a clearwell that Starr, then pleaded for based on the facts at hand. For triples the holding tank capac- clemency from our system of government and executions in general despite place in line requires obtain- Orth, the fact of making an Schwarzenegger. But the gov- our respective roles in that the pain they might cause ing approval for construction effort to secure additional ity at the water treatment plant ernor refused. great and enduring system.” inmates. plans from the district archi- water would be sufficient has not been quantified. “Based on the record and Spokesman Vernell U.S. District Judge Jeremy tect and submitting the related rather than the fact of being Low water emergency totality of circumstances in Crittendon said San Quentin Fogel of San Jose recom- $280 application fee. able to demonstrate an ability plans include transferring this case, Morales’ request for guards “locked down” the mended that California “The (waiting) list is not to supply enough water to another 510,000 gallons a reconsideration and request prison at 2 p.m., meaning its employ two anesthesiologists widely advertised,” Williams exceed current needs. month from the golf course to for a hearing are denied,” 5,000 inmates could only — one in the execution cham- protested. “The owners who Board president George residential use. Schwarzenegger said in a leave their cells for medical ber with Morales and another statement. treatment. Morales, he added, nearby — to ensure the inmate Morales, 46, is scheduled “is in relatively good spirits.” is unconscious before the two diture could be avoided by ed because people were to die from lethal injection at “He was laughing and jok- remaining drugs are injected. growing marijuana outside. offended by the smell -- or 12:01 a.m. at San Quentin ing with loved ones over the Fogel issued the order after Patients “Think of that cost to nauseated by the smell of State Prison for killing telephone,” he said. studying the medical logs of patients, someone with cancer cannabis, but the opposite is teenager Terri Winchell, of Condemned for torturing, executed inmates and finding Continued from Page 1 or AIDS. They can’t afford just as true for patients who Lodi. He would be the 14th raping and murdering the 17- that there were “substantial that,” he said. “(The city) is suffer from debilitating ill- Morrison, who acknowl- going around making these nesses because they don’t prisoner to be executed since year-old high school student questions” about whether edged that most people don’t California voters reinstated 25 years ago, Morales prisoners were conscious and ordinances without having a have cannabis.” want to offend their neigh- clear picture of the validity of Asked if the new ordinance capital punishment in 1978, appealed Monday to the feeling unacceptable levels of bors, said: “A lot of people and the state’s third execution Supreme Court to block his pain. the patients and their needs.” would keep patients from who are growing these very Directly, or indirectly, obtaining medical marijuana, harmless plants (outside) are “hundreds, even thousands” Morrison said: “It is going to just as offended by some- of medical marijuana patients make it difficult; it will be Senate to improve the quality development and greater body’s barbecue, or a truck of life in our neighborhoods social equity. She is also the are affected by this ordinance, much more problematic for a Senate that may not have proper Morrison said. “There are a society as a whole; it doesn’t and communities, whether author of legislation to facili- exhaust on it. And it’s (the protecting our coast and nat- tate farmworker housing, to lot of secondary, unintentional have to be this way.”Laura ordinance) also a smack to the consequences not put into Clark can be reached at Continued from Page 1 ural resources, or providing promote mixed-use develop- face considering how much play. The ordinance was creat- [email protected] more affordable health care ment, and to increase funding they are charging for power “The North Coast needs a and funding for our schools.” for agricultural protection,” lately,” he said. strong team in the Legislature, “I join with Wes and Patty Chesbro said, adding, “In “Even if somehow they are • Willits • and Pat Wiggins is going to be in endorsing Pat Wiggins for October 2001, she brought able to afford the lighting sys- NOYO THEATRE 459-NOYO (6696) an important part of that our State Senate district,” together representatives of Visit us at our website www.cinemawest.com tems, that in itself is such a INDEPENDENT FILM SERIES 7:00PM WED & THUS ONLY team,” said Berg, who is seek- Thompson said. Thompson, local cities and urged them to drain on the environment. The Casanova R Lustre Jewelry ing a third term in the who now represents plan collectively for long- most efficient lighting system Assembly. “Wesley Chesbro Eight Below & Gem Company Mendocino and 6 other coun- term housing needs. She pro- would probably be two, 400 1:10, 4:00, 6:40 PG Since 1969 leaves some pretty big shoes ties on federal issues in the vided support throughout the watt systems or two, 600 watt Steven & Rebecca Stern to fill, but I’ve worked with Pink Panther nation’s capitol, represented process, which to date has systems,” he said. 1:30, 4:20, 7:10 PG UKIAH’S REAL Pat for two years and I know the North Coast in the State resulted in significant agree- During the vegetative *Nanny MCPHEE Diamond & Gemstone that we can count on her. I am Senate from 1990 to 1998. He ments among the governmen- phase lights may need to be on 1:20, 4:10 PG pleased to endorse her for said he looks forward to tal entities involved.” for up to 18-to-24 hours a day, *When The Stranger Calls Experts state Senate.” Wiggins providing a voice in The filing period for the according to Morrison who 6:50 PG13 118 S. State St., Ukiah Please call theater recording for wheelchair Phone/Fax (707) 462-0907 Wiggins began her political Sacramento for the broad 2006 elections began Monday feels that extra energy expen- accessibility information career in local government, as diversity of concerns and and last until March 10, but a member of the Santa Rosa opinions that comprise our most incumbents are poised to City Council. In 1998, she district. come out of the box next became the Assembly mem- “She has voiced a strong week. ber for the 7th District which commitment toward under- But the 2nd District State STORM CLEAN UP includes Napa, Solano, and standing and representing the Senate seat is considered to be Sonoma counties. She left the unique resource, economic wide open with State Sen. Assembly in 2004 because of and social issues that define Wes Chesbro unable to run Silt, Debris Removal, term limits. During her time in our North Coast and make it due to term limits. It is Post Holes, Ditch Cleaning the Legislature, Wiggins such a wonderful place to live believed that former served as Chairwoman of the and work,” he said. Assemblywoman Virginia Local Government and Chesbro also touted Strom-Martin may also enter Banking Committees. Wiggins’ legislative success the race, as may Sonoma GOOD NIGHT AND GOOD LUCK (PG) DIG 730 “I’m honored to have the including AB 857 (statutes of County Supervisor Valerie EIGHT BELOW (PG) DIG (115 415) 700 945 DATE MOVIE (PG-13) DIG (100 310 525) 740 support and endorsement of 2002), a comprehensive state Brown, who is Wiggins’ pre- 955 some of our community’s FIREWALL (PG-13) DIG (1230 255 520) 745 land use planning law. “AB decessor in Assembly District 1010 most respected and hard- 857 established California’s 7. FINAL DESTINATION 3 (R) - ID REQ'D DIG working leaders,” Wiggins (1245 300 515) 735 1005 spending priorities for future Republican Lawrence THE PINK PANTHER (PG) DIG (1225 240 505) said. “I look forward to work- 725 950 growth to help prevent sprawl, Wiesner will also likely enter CURIOUS GEORGE (G) DIG (1235 245 500) ing with them in the State and to promote compact the race. 930 Times For 2/21 ©2006