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7 58551 69301 0 Friday: Partly sunny H 77º L 49º 50 cents tax included DAILY JOURNAL ukiahdailyjournal.com 16 pages, Volume 150 Number 161 email: [email protected] County budget debate turns heated Previously approved consent calendar vote on the final by 5th District Supervisor David to divert all revenues back into the BOARD OF SUPERVISORS adoption of the county’s budget Colfax, who had previously second- plan, remove the county’s member- budget pulled from Tuesday turned into a heated back ed and voted in favor of the original ship to the Regional Council of Rural consent calendar for Relatively speaking, it was sup- and forth debate that lasted through resolution the previous Tuesday. Counties, use money from the gener- posed to be a short meeting for the lunch and into the late afternoon. After several failed attempts, 3rd al fund reserve to fill in any funding daylong discussion Mendocino County Board of Before it could be approved for District Supervisor John Pinches gaps, direct any extra monies By ROB BURGESS Supervisors. final adoption the item was pulled made the motion on Sept. 11 to leave The Daily Journal What was originally a routine from the consent calendar Tuesday the Teeter Plan payment at $200,000, See BUDGET, Page 9 Driver WINE GRAPE HARVEST GETS UNDER WAY Ukiah arrested Lithia in crash lot to be on 101 The Daily Journal closed The California Highway Patrol arrested a Willits Last week for auto woman after a traffic collision dealership on N. State north of Ukiah Tuesday By DAVID MINTON morning, in which one car The Daily Journal ended up on a bank of You’d never have known Highway 101 and the car that anything was wrong at the bumped it fled northbound. Lithia-Chrysler-Jeep-Dodge A 2008 Ford vehicle driven dealership on North State by Marri Krch, 47, of Willits, Street Tuesday. Rows of shiny was traveling in the fast lane new vehicles, festooned with at a high rate of speed. Krch American flags, were lined up passed a 2000 Honda and in their typical rows in front drifted out of the lane, with of the offices and service her vehicle striking the department. Silver streamers Honda’s left-front bumper, overhead were waving in the according to a CHP report, breeze. After contact with Krch’s But employees had just vehicle, the report stated, the been told they had no jobs Honda left the roadway and beyond this week. traveled up the road bank. General manager Jack The driver of the Honda Wright was reluctant to say was a 39-year-old Ukiah whether he and his staff had woman, Ronal Moser. been surprised by the corpo- Passengers in the Honda were Sarah Baldik/The Daily Journal rate decision or if he had seen an 11-year-old boy and two A crate of zinfandel grapes from Chevalier Vineyards awaits crushing on a truck outside of Ruddick this coming. However, he Farms Tuesday afternoon. asked that reporters not speak See ARREST, Page 2 with his employees -- “because frankly no one’s in a good mood right now” -- indi- 2008 crop light; all cating there was likely some TOP 5 ONLINE shock and surprise over the situation. Employees who were asked for comments grapes off 10-30% deferred to Wright’s wishes that they not answer ques- Monday By ZACK CINEK qualities under the cloudy sky. Her tions. The Daily Journal winery was already hearing thun- Two corporate Lithia men 1. Motorcycle vs. SUV on Mendocino County’s wine der, she said in the afternoon. on the site Tuesday also West Road grape harvest is under way in a Handley assesses the grapes in declined to comment, refer- season when unusual spring ways more sophisticated than most ring questions to corporate 2. She’s 99, and living life weather challenged grapes from would eat a grape. In Redwood public relations representative to the fullest the get go. Valley, she walked among the Robert Sacks. vines to sample the range of sugars 3. Fire threatens wood For Milla Handley of Philo- “We regret the inconve- based Handley Cellars, Tuesday from clusters of grapes. nience this causes customers products yards was a day for tasting the grapes of How the skins are holding up in Ukiah, but we have a duty and how the pulp pulls away from 4. The Daily Digest the 2008 harvest. to our shareholders to From Redwood Valley to the seeds are examples of ways uphold,” Sacks said. “Our 9/10/08 Sonoma County, Handley sampled stores know when they are 5. Child killed in Willits grapes and assessed the grape’s See GRAPES, Page 16 meeting internal benchmarks that we have set for them and accident Storm clouds threaten rain on these vineyards off of Gielow when they aren’t. This store ukiahdailyjournal.com Lane on Tuesday. was underperforming.” Wright said he is negotiat- ing with Lithia to buy the operation “and turn it into a privately owned company, owned by the employees.” Seventeen people are Original art by creator of Popeye on display downtown employed at this location. By DAVID MINTON characters that could be found in all-service camera shop and a friend. Wright said the negotiations The Daily Journal newspapers, on the radio and in This relative one day asked, out of the could go on for 15 to 30 days. animated shorts on the big screen and blue, if Rogers might want to display reezing past the shop windows “I don’t want to put any later, through syndication, on the items in his windows. Rogers says blame on Lithia; it’s not their on South School Street, you television. Yes, Popeye was big his reaction was “Great! Fantastic! might find yourself stopped in fault. It’s not our fault. It’s the B business from the time he was created Yes!” oil companies, it’s the econo- your tracks by an exhibit of original in 1929. On the 75th anniversary of He seems to know a bit about my,” Wright said. art by E. C. Segar in the front the “birth” of Popeye in 2004, A New Segar, who was born in Chester, windows of the Triple S Camera shop. Sacks said Lithia owns 100 York Times News Service writer Illinois, in 1894 and died in Santa “stores” in 15 states, and that What’s that? You say you’ve never wrote: “Not even Walt Disney’s Monica in 1938. “He learned to draw heard of Elize Crisler Segar? the Ukiah dealership was not Mickey Mouse or Warner Bros.’ Bugs by taking a correspondence course, the only one in California that If you’re over a certain age, you Bunny can top Popeye in the high was given notice this week. probably have and just need to have profile department.” See POPEYE, Page 16 The Fairfield dealership will your memory jogged or an association In the ongoing exhibit are sketches also close Sunday. made: Segar was the creator of by Segar, oil paintings, what looks David Minton can be reached Popeye The Sailor Man, the spinach- like an original lithograph, a finished Sarah Baldik/The Daily Journal at [email protected]. eating mariner who battled bad guys cartoon panel or two, and a An original sketch of Popeye by Bluto and Brutus, whose rope-legged photograph of the cartoonist and his his creator, E.C. Segar, hangs in Visit our web site at girlfriend was named Olive Oyl, wife. Triple S owner Mike Rogers a window display at Triple S whose father was known as Poopdeck explains how these artifacts, if you Camera on School Street in ukiahdailyjournal.com Pappy, whose friend Wimpy was will, ended up in his store windows: It Ukiah, along with other original email us at always borrowing money for seems that a relative of Segar lives in paintings and drawings by the hamburgers -- popular cartoon the local area and is a customer at the artist. [email protected] 2 – WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 17, 2008 DAILY DIGEST Editor: Jody Martinez, 468-3517 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected]

Alleged bribe attempt FUNERAL NOTICES [\ was known for her ty of Santa Rosa, Ben people. in marijuana arrests love of life and her devo- Daugherty of Ukiah, She loves to travel and The Daily Journal tion to her family. Af- Jenny Cowan of Ukiah, loved spending her Two Willits men and a man from Malibu are suspects in a ter she retired from Joel Cowan and Ka- winters in Mexico as she marijuana related investigation by the Mendocino County Redwood Coast Lumber tie Cowan of Willits, Sonia was fluent in Spanish. Sheriff’s Office . in 2001 Bud and Joan took Whittle ,Arron Pat spent her days Discovery of a marijuana garden led one man to allegedly try numerous trips Whittle, Brandon Whittle among friends Donna to bribe a sheriff’s deputy, resulting in his arrest and the arrest and planned many more of Kelseyville and 6 Parker, and Mollie Terry, of two other men. vacations for their great grandchildren. and with her family Dennis Raymond Gage, 37, and Benjamin Meadlin, 36, of golden years together. Joan There will be a celebra- and (canine companion Willits, and John Welde, 24, of Malibu, were booked into jail loved reading, tion of her life on Tiny). She is preced- by sheriff’s deputies Tuesday morning. shopping, traveling and Thursday, September 18 at ed in death by her ex-hus- Deputies discovered a marijuana grow near the Mendocino extremely enjoyed 1:00 pm at the band Leon Terry. Pass area of Covelo in the Baur Subdivision, stated a sheriff’s cooking for all the many home of Bud and Joan Patricia is survived by report. family get togethers. Whittle 403 Crestview her 2 sons, Mathew According to the report, following discovery of the grow, it JOAN MARQUETTE WHITTLE She will be missed by all of Dr, Ukiah. Terry of Covelo, Russell & was observed during helicopter flights in the following days. Joan Marquette Whittle the people whose The family prefers Bobbie Terry of A person representing suspect Gage then contacted a deputy of Ukiah entered into lives she touched. She is memorial donations to the Ukiah, and her 2 daugh- involved in the helicopter flights and put him in contact with rest on September 14, survived by her hus- American Cancer Society ters, Myrna Terry & Gage, the report stated. 2008. Born September band of 53 years Warren or Mendocino Julie of Ukiah, and Gwen The report stated that Gage allegedly tried to bribe the 3, 1936 in San Francisco, (Bud) Whittle, County Humane Society. Nobles of Dixon. deputy with cash and goods to not eradicate the Mendocino Ca to John and Daughter Karen and her Arrangements are under Pat also has 9 grandkids Pass garden. Betty Even, Joan graduat- husband Randy the direction of the and 6 great grandkids. ed high school from Daugherty of Ukiah, Eversole Mortuary A pot luck memorial will At this time, the Mendocino Major Crimes Task Force took [\ over the investigation and conducted a sting. Ukiah High in 1954. A Daughter, Kelly and her be held for friends As part of the bribe, the report stated, Gage was going to short time later she husband Jeff Cowan of PATRICIA ANN DUNN and family who wish to pay hand over his vehicle and money to a deputy. met the love of her life, Willits, Son, David September 17, 1935- their last respects The report stated that when Gage met with the deputy to Bud Whittle, and they Whittle of Auburn, Sister December 19, 2007 to this extraordinary exchange the vehicle, he was arrested and warrants were served were married February 19, Gail Dusa and hus- A loving mother, sister, woman. Services will be for the Mendocino Pass location and for Gage’s Willits resi- 1955. They went band Lee of Gunnison, aunt, grandmother, & held @ Lake Mendocino dence. When the warrants were served, deputies found 365 mar- on to have 3 children Colorado. Grandchil- great-grandmother. Pat Pomo-day use area ijuana plants and the two other suspects at the Covelo location. together, Karen, David, dren, Tracy Snavely and spent 12 years as a on September 20, 2008 @ Deputies also found 3 pounds of marijuana and $2,000 cash. and Kelly, and built their her fiancé Keith nurse and 6 years volun- 12:00pm. Any home in Ukiah where Hummel of Petaluma, Tara teering at Plowshares questions please call Cristin Suicide attempt at Earth Dance they live for 53 years. Joan Burgess Daugher- because she loved to help @ 228-9581. said to have followed dose of LSD Please sign the guest book at www.ukiahdailyjournal.com. Funeral notices are paid announcements. For information on how to The Daily Journal place a paid funeral notice or make corrections to funeral notices please call our classified department at 468-3529. LAYTONVILLE – Witnesses say an attempted suicide by a Death notices are free for Mendocino County residents. Death notices are limited to name of deceased, hometown, age, date of 23-year-old San Francisco woman attending Earth Dance north death, date, time, and place of services and the funeral home handling the arrangements. For information on how to place a of Laytonville came after she took a dose of LSD. free death notice please call our editorial department at 468-3500. Medical personnel at the Earth Dance Festival were with the woman when Mendocino County Sheriff’s Office deputies arrived, a Tuesday sheriff’s report stated. A large knife that the woman reportedly stabbed herself with booked into jail by the Ukiah Those arrested by law enforcement Street. Pudding Creek visitors POLICE REPORTS officers are innocent until proven guilty. was recovered at the scene, the report stated. Police Department on suspi- People reported as having been arrest- displaced by construction Witnesses told deputies the woman began acting strangely The following were cion of assault with a deadly ed may contact the Daily Journal once work may visit nearby after taking the drug LSD. Before she could be restrained , the compiled from reports weapon and corporal injury to their case has been concluded so the MacKerricher State Park. a spouse at 8:08 p.m. results can be reported. Those who feel woman reportedly jumped up and stabbed herself once in the prepared by the Ukiah the information is in error should con- abdomen. Police Department. To Saturday. tact the appropriate agency. In the case She was flown to Santa Rosa Memorial Hospital and her anonymously report ARREST -- Michael of those arrested on suspicion of dri- CORRECTIONS condition was not known at press time. crime information, call Lajuan Green, 22, of Ukiah, ving under the influence of an intoxi- 463-6205. was booked into jail by the cant: all DUI cases reported by law •In the Wildcats soccer enforcement agencies are reported by story on Page 6 in Friday’s STOLEN -- A computer Ukiah Police Department on the newspaper. The Daily Journal makes Daily Journal, Oliver Man reports being robbed by pair was reported stolen from a suspicion of inflicting corpo- no exceptions. he was trying to sell marijuana home in the 500 block of ral injury and violating a court Bojorquez’s name was mis- Empire Drive on Monday. order at 8:54 a.m. Sunday. spelled. The Daily Journal ARREST -- Nicolas Ruiz, •The treatment plant men- Laytonville – A drug deal gone bad ended with one man no middle name listed, 20, of COASTAL CONSERVANCY tioned in Friday’s fire story robbed at gunpoint near the Earth Dance festival north of SHERIFF’S REPORTS Willits, was booked into jail should have been the sewage Laytonville at about 4:30 p.m. Saturday. by the California Highway REPORTS treatment plant. Suspects in the robbery of $250 and two pounds of marijua- The following were Patrol on suspicion of driving The following was compiled from reports The Ukiah Daily Journal reserves na are a white woman and a black man, based on the victim’s under the influence and being compiled from a report this space to correct errors or make statements, a Mendocino County Sheriff’s Office report stated prepared by the unlawful to drive at 10:23 prepared by the Califor- clarifications to news articles. Tuesday. Mendocino County Significant errors in obituary notices a.m. Monday. nia Coastal Conservancy: or birth announcements will result in According to the victim, a 29-year-old McKinleyville man, Sheriff’s Office: ARREST -- Alda MEETING -- The Coastal ARREST reprinting the entire article. Errors for two months prior he had been in contact with the woman -- Tammi Marie Kimberly Petrocchi, 38, of Conservancy will meet at the may be reported to the editor, 468- suspect, identified only as Amy in the report. Then on Saturday, Passmore, 37, of Ukiah, was Fort Bragg, was booked into Humboldt Bay Aquatic Center 3526. he said Amy called him and agreed to buy marijuana from him booked into jail by the Ukiah jail by the California in Eureka, at 9 a.m. Sept. 25. at a location near the entrance to Earth Dance. Police Department on suspi- Department of Parks and Included on the agenda is the According to what the man told sheriff’s deputies, he entered cion of driving under the Recreation on suspicion of possibility of authorizing LOTTERY NUMBERS a car with the alleged marijuana buyers and was then robbed of influence, willful cruelty to a driving under the influence $370,500 to buy the 5.8-acre child and a violation of proba- DAILY 3: night: 0, 5, 8. marijuana and cash. and reckless driving at 2:38 Hare Creek Beach Property, afternoon: 9, 2, 9. The vehicle driven by the suspects was said to be a tan-col- tion at 2:07 p.m. Friday. p.m. Monday. located south of Fort Bragg. ARREST -- Charles DAILY 4: 7, 2, 8, 9. ored car. After the robbery, the suspects drove in the direction ARREST -- Francisco FANTASY 5: 01, 09, 19, of Laytonville on Highway 101. Joseph Ault, 22, of Fairfield, Martinez Cruz, 22, of Lodi, was booked into jail by the 21, 34. Sheriff’s deputies and the California Highway Patrol was booked into jail by the DAILY DERBY: 1st searched the area but did not find the suspects. California Highway Patrol on California Highway Patrol on FORT BRAGG REPORTS suspicion of driving under the Place: 09, Winning Spirit. Deputies and the CHP continue to investigate allegations of the suspicion of driving under the The following was 2nd Place: 06, Whirl Win. robbery and the attempt made by the victim to sell marijuana. influence at 3:09 p.m. Friday. influence and being unlawful ARREST -- William compiled from a report 3rd Place: 02, Lucky to drive at 10:21 p.m. prepared by the city of Star. Adrian Scott, 33, of Monday. Rollover leaves two men injured Laytonville, was booked into Fort Bragg: Race time: 1:48.86. ARREST -- Christian CLOSED -- When heavy MEGA MILLIONS: 13- The Daily Journal jail by the Mendocino County Allan Walker, 36, of Capitola, Sheriff’s Office on suspicion equipment is operating, 24-39-51-52 Two Nevada men were injured Sunday -- one seriously -- was booked into jail by the Pudding Creek Beach will be Mega Ball: 44 when their car ran off Highway 101 north of Willits, overturned of corporal injury to a spouse California Highway Patrol on and willful violation of a court closed. From Sept. 15-19, Jackpot: $15 million several times and burst into flames. suspicion of driving under the contractors will work on a Adam Singh, 20, of Reno, and Alex Lebedoff, 18, of Battle order at 12:54 a.m. Saturday. influence and driving with ARREST -- Michael Allen sewer line near the northwest Mountain, Nev., were driving a 1993 Nissan south on Hwy. 101 privileges revoked at 11:09 corner of Elm Street and Main at about 55 to 60 miles per hour, when the car drifted left and Crider, 45, of Ukiah, was p.m. Monday. “continued, out of control, down along the down slope of the embankment where it overturned several times before coming to a rest, on its side, against a tree,” according to a California Car Wash Highway Patrol report. The car started burning, and ignited the fleeing suspect, whose vehicle hit two mail boxes before The Journal Delivers! 859 N. State Street surrounding vegetation and the tree the car was up against. Arrest 462-4472 “Both the driver and the passenger were assisted from the going into a ditch near Calpella. vehicle prior to its becoming fully engulfed in flames,” says Continued from Page 1 To off the CHP report. Krch was arrested by the $3.00 The driver was apparently not wearing a seat belt and sus- 13-year-old girls. CHP on suspicion of driving Subscribe call: CAR WASH under the influence of alco- tained back injuries described as “major.” The passenger had The report stated that wit- EVERY injuries described as “moderate.” Both men were taken to hol, resisting arrest and evad- 468-3533 TUESDAY Frank Howard Memorial Hospital in Willits. nesses directed the CHP to the ing an officer.

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Meadows The Daily Journal them in a drawing. Tickets are The public is invited to attend also available at the following Last week I talked about a 2009 calen- the Hopland Fall Passport, on wineries: dar put together by a coast civic organization. the weekend of Saturday and Brutocao Cellars, Dogwood That brought a nice lady from the Potter Sunday, Oct. 25 and 26, from 11 Cellars, Graziano Family of Valley Garden Club by to see me with their a.m. to 5 p.m. Wines, Jeriko Estate, McDowell 2009 calendar which has 12 months of lovely All 10 participating wineries Valley Vineyards, McFadden photos of Potter Valley area flora taken by have a special weekend planned, Vineyards, McNab Ridge garden club members. For instance, January is including live music, food pair- Winery, Milano Winery, Nelson a pretty photo of Calendula peeking from ings, barbecues, bocce ball and Family Vineyards, and Weibel under a snowfall in Lydia Feltman’s garden barrel tastings. Family Vineyards. and April is a sea of yellow daffodils around Tickets are $35, all inclusive, A shuttle service will begin at the Elmer Barn on Powerhouse Road. for both days and include a 10:30 a.m. on Saturday, and will To buy a copy of the $20 calendar, contact Hopland Passport logo wine stop at the Hampton Inn, your favorite Potter Valley Garden Club glass. When those attending turn Fairfield, Ramada and Best member or Jessica Kimball at 743-1902. in their completed passport they Western. will automatically be eligible to The final pick up will take Rb Wine Associates, LLC – a partnership win one of over thirty prizes. place at Brutocao at 4:30 p.m. of custom crush operations on Mountain Those interested can order and return to Ukiah by 5 p.m. House Road in Hopland, has completed its their tickets in advance online at For more information, call expansion of the capacity of their Rack & www.hoplandpassport.com. Sherrilynn at McFadden Riddle Custom Wine Services division. The Doing so automatically enters Vineyard at 744-VINE (8463). 50,000-square-foot addition includes a 17,000-square-foot canopied crush pad with new presses and grape receiving as well as a new cellar devoted to white and sparkling wines. While harvest started more than a Storm water runoff -- Preparing for the rainy season month ago at the facility, construction activity continued unabated as cellar walls, roads, and When drops of rain turn to prepare your home, neighborhood Business tank placements were completed. The addi- drizzle, and then to downpour the and place of business for the wet tional square footage brings the total at Rack rain storms wash over the land weather ahead. Here are a few • Properly store hazardous & Riddle to 120,000 square feet overall. carrying pollutants into nearby simple actions you can take to materials according to hazardous The completed expansion positions Rack & waterways. The water that flows prevent pollutants from entering materials storage regulations. Riddle to handle nearly 500,000 cases of wine across the land is called storm our streams during the rainy sea- • Check your dumpster for production start to finish. A notable feature at water runoff. In vegetated areas son: leaks and ask for a replacement if Rack & Riddle is its two distinct cellars dedi- such as forests and fields rain necessary. cated to crafting red, white, and sparkling water can seep into the ground Home • Clean up automotive wines. Rack and Riddle is unique in that it and filter out pollutants. However, leaks/spills with kitty litter or handles custom production of both still and when rain falls on pavement or • Pick up litter and yard clip- other absorbent material and sparkling wines, thus distinguishing Rack & other hard surfaces it runs off and pings around your home. sweep it up before it rains. Riddle from other custom wineries that focus is conveyed by storm drain pipes Compost or recycle debris in des- • Schedule a sweeper to clean solely on still wines. With this harvest, Rack and ditches directly to our creeks. ignated containers. your parking lot before the rains & Riddle is producing its first vintage of Many water pollution prob- • Household chemicals should begin. sparkling wine inventory to be sold to other lems may be aggravated by pollu- be used and stored properly. • Sweep -- don’t hose or wash wineries for use with their own label. Rack & tants from our streets and neigh- Your Watershed • Use and store pesticides and dirt and debris from sidewalks Riddle also recently became California borhoods that are washed away fertilizers properly. Avoid apply- and walkways. Certified Organic – thus joining the growing by significant storms. Anything By Dave Richardson ing these chemicals if rain is in This article was authored by movement of wineries in Mendocino County we spill, drop, or throw on the the forecast and try to use non- Janice Gilligan of the Sonoma County Permit and Resources with organic capabilities. ground can enter a creek or river. effect on fish and wildlife. For toxic products on your landscape. Established in 2007, Rack & Riddle Storm water runoff can carry pol- example, excessive use of fertiliz- • Clean up pet waste and dis- Management Department on behalf of RRWA. RRWA Custom Wine Services is a division of Rb lutants from a variety of sources - er can be carried off in storm pose of it in your trash container. Wine Associates, LLC – and is responsible oil and grease from cars which water and cause algae blooms that • Clean out your pickup truck (www.rrwatershed.org) is an association of local public agen- for crafting still and sparkling wines for collects on pavement; litter and remove oxygen from the water bed and remove trash daily: trash clients throughout Northern California. Aside pet waste; fertilizers and pesti- and create an environment that is left in the back of your pickup can cies in the Russian River Watershed that have come togeth- Highway 101 in southern Mendocino County, cides from lawns or gardens; and detrimental to fish and other easily blow out onto the street. Rack and Riddle provides custom wine ser- sediment from construction activ- organisms. • Participate in a cleanup effort er to coordinate regional pro- grams for clean water, fisheries vices on a year-round basis and is actively ities. These pollutants which enter With the rainy season to collect garbage along a road- meeting and touring prospective clients. For approaching now is the time to way or creek. restoration, and watershed our streams can have a toxic enhancement. more information or to make an appointment to tour the facility please contact: Rack and Riddle Custom Wine Services 14100 • Developing a Jackson Forest Users Group. Steps to be taken Mountain House Road, P.O. Box 397, include: Identifying a core group of recreationists who will commit to Hopland, CA 95449 - 744-8100 or, IN OUR COMMUNITY representing their community of users on a regular basis; developing a [email protected], or go to governing structure and charter for the Users Group; deciding on the www.rackandriddle.com relation between the Users Group and other recreation groups. Policy Council on Children and Youth • Discussing problems that have been raised about maintenance and The Greater Ukiah Chamber of horse impacts on Big River Campground and the adjacent stream. Commerce and the City of Ukiah have decid- and the PCCY Child Abuse Prevention For more information and a map to the meeting location, visit ed on the grants to be awarded from the extra Commission meeting set for Sept. 19 www.jacksonforest.org, or call 937-3001. bed tax funds being collected after Measure X The Policy Council on Children and Youth and the PCCY Child was approved by voters in 2006. The grants Abuse Prevention Commission will meet Friday, Sept. 19, from 2 to 4 RCRC’s Regular Meeting of are aimed at improving tourism in the area. p.m. The meeting will take place at the Mendocino County Department the Board of Directors set for Sept. 20 They will go to: of Social Services’ Big Sur Conference Room, at 747 S. State Street, • Ukiah Walks - $4,000 to produce maps of Ukiah. Videoconferencing to Ukiah will be held at the Fort Bragg The Redwood Coast Developmental Services Corporation walking routes in the Ukiah Valley. office of the Department of Social Services, at 825 S. Franklin. announces its regular board of directors meeting will take place on • Riverbend Adventures - $4,000 to devel- For more information, call Polly Palecek at 463-7962. Saturday, Sept. 20 at the Best Western-Bayshore Inn, 3500 Broadway, op whitewater trips and eco-tourism. The Mendocino County Policy Council on Children and Youth and Eureka. The meeting will begin at 9 a.m. • The Cancer Resource Center - $4,000 for the PCCY Child Abuse Prevention Commission is a collaborative One discussion of particular interest is the current state wide budget the Pure Mendocino organic foods event. group of agency and community representatives that are working situation and its effect on regional centers. • Friends of Observatory Park - $2,000 for together to improve the quality services provided to children, youth The Redwood Coast Developmental Services Corporation is the the repair, restoration and beautification of and their families in Mendocino County. The meetings are open to governing board of directors for the Redwood Coast Regional Center. Observatory Park. interested members of the public. The RCRC is a private, non-profit corporation serving Del Norte, • Hopland Solar Living Center - $3,500 for Humboldt, Lake and Mendocino counties. This agency works to pre- a series of professional solar trainings in vent and/or lessen the effects of developmental disabilities by provid- Ukiah’s downtown. Friends of the Library book ing a wide variety of supportive services, aimed at improving the lives • Grapevine Quilt Guild - $2,500 for the sale set for Sept. 26 through 28 of person with or at risk of developmental disabilities and their fami- quilt show program during the Fabulous lies. They invite all interested persons to attend. flashback Car Show. The Ukiah Valley Friends of the Library invites the community to their annual book sale scheduled for Sept. 26 through 28. The sale will Gary and Ester Ballard, of Portraits by take place at the Veterans’ Memorial Building, at 293 Seminary Ave., Voter workshops set for Sept. 17 and Oct. 1 Design in Ukiah have been accepted into the corner of Oak and Seminary. The Friday hours, from 4 to 8 p.m., membership in the Senior Photographers will be for members only; those interested may join at the door. The Ukiah Democratic Party Headquarters will present two voter workshops on Wednesday evenings, on Sept. 17 and Oct. 1 at 6:30 p.m. International, an organization of professional The sale will be open to the public on Saturday and Sunday. The photographers dedicated to creating outstand- Saturday hours will be 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., and the Sunday hours will be They will teach those attending about the voting system, how to fill out a voter registration card, how to request an absentee ballot, what to ing images of high school seniors. Contact 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. On Sunday, buyers will be able to fill a large paper them at 462-6860. grocery bag for $3. The public’s response to this summer’s request for expect at the polls, and how to become informed about the November book donations was very successful. There will be a large selection candidates and the California propositions. The workshops will be pre- sented in both English and in Spanish. The Ukiah Democratic Party Mark Devereux of Devco in Ukiah was available, including childrens’ books and collectible and unusual selected as one of seven heating and cooling books. Proceeds from this event help pay for new books and materials Headquarters is located at 205 W. Standley St., Ukiah. For more infor- mation, call 463-DEMS. professionals nationwide to compete in the for the Ukiah Library. For more information, or to volunteer to help, 9th annual North American Technician call Nancy Trumble, chairman, at 485-8465. Excellence Certified Technician Competition. Tzu Chi Foundation to provide Devereux traveled to Atlanta, Ga. last week Jackson Forest recreation health care clinic on Sunday for the NATE exam which evaluates a techni- meeting set for Sept. 19 cian’s knowledge of the field. Devereux has The Tzu Chi Foundation will provide free medical service on been in the heating and cooling business for The Recreation Committee of the Jackson Advisory Group will meet Sunday, Sept. 14, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., at the Ukiah Senior Center, 30 years and is encouraged about the future on Friday, Sept. 19 from 3 to 5 p.m. The meeting will be held at the in Ukiah. The services will include dental, chiropractic, Western and of his chosen field. Jackson Demonstration State Forest Learning Center located east of Oriental procedures, blood sugar and blood pressure tests. They ask “I encourage technicians just entering the Camp 20 on Highway 20. Turn off to the south at milepost 17.5. A map that those who wish to have their blood sugar tested not eat for 8 hours business to seek out the best experts in vari- is posted at www.jacksonforest.org. before they go to the test. ous areas of the industry,” he said. The purpose of the Recreation Committee is to encourage public The foundation can only provide certain services and treatments. All involvement in expanding recreation opportunities in Jackson State procedures are free, provided by volunteers. For more information, call There will be a free workshop on small Forest. The Recreation Committee is working closely with the staff of the Tzu Chi Foundation at 462-2911. business capital loan programs starting at JDSF. At previous meetings, cyclists, equestrians, hikers, off-highway 8:30 a.m. Oct. 9 at the Little Theater on the vehicle users, and shooters have come forward with their ideas and pri- Free PumpkinFest entertainment sought Mendocino College campus. orities. A joint effort is underway to create an inventory of popular This workshop is for every small business trails in the forest. The City of Ukiah Community Services Department has announced owner interested in securing a loan for work- This meeting will focus address the following topics: that the PumpkinFest Committee is looking for free local entertainment ing capital, purchasing inventory, equipment • Continuing to develop an inventory of trails, discussing how to add for the Standley Street Childrens Stage and other areas. PumpkinFest and commercial real estate, business expan- supporting information to the trail map that has been created. is set to take place Oct. 18 and 19. Those interested in providing enter- • Reviewing other recreation priorities put forward by users. tainment are asked to contact Lory Limbird at 463-6231. See COMMERCE, Page 7 4 – WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 17, 2008 FORUM Editor: K.C. Meadows, 468-3526 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected] Letters from our readers From the desk of ... Don’t turn to the feds for help To the Editor: Regarding the letter from Dave Smith, ROBERT SAMUELSON “Vote for Democracy,” August 24,2008: If only things were so simple: Turn things over to the federal government and every- thing will be OK. Regardless of private contracts, isn’t the military currently con- trolled by the feds, the Executive and Legislative branches of government? Why Why it unraveled would you want to trust the same govern- Wall Street as we know it is kaput. It is not just that ment that got U.S. into Iraq to control other Merrill Lynch agreed to be purchased by Bank of facets of our lives? Are you really naive America or that the legendary investment bank enough to believe that the government of Lehman Brothers filed for bankruptcy or that the the U.S. is “the people”? I think there’s a insurance giant AIG is floundering. It is not even that basic confusion on your part between soci- these events followed the failure of the investment bank Bear Stearns or the government’s takeover of ety or the people, and the State. They are Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, the largest mortgage not, and never have been, the same. lenders. What’s really happened is that Wall Street’s I agree, some things do belong in the business model has collapsed. realm of the federal government, such as Greed and fear, which routinely govern financial National Defense (and I agree that prisons markets, have seeded this global crisis. Just when it and voting should be controlled by state or will end isn’t clear. What is clear is that its origins lie local government). But how many people in the ways that Wall Street -- the giant investment enjoy dealing with federal bureaucracies, houses, brokerage firms, hedge funds and “private such as the IRS, INS, FBI, etc. They make equity” firms -- has changed since 1980. Its present the DMV look efficient and friendly, and business model has three basic components. there’s very little accountability. Try find- First, financial firms have moved beyond their tra- ing a person to talk with at the federal doms. The Ukiah City Council recently Doctors say it is because of the use of ditional roles as advisers and intermediaries. Once, level. voted unanimously for the outlawing of cannabis and the regime of vitamins, major investment banks such as Goldman Sachs and As to our health care system that, open air smoking in certain city parks: This essential fatty acids and anti-oxidants I rely Lehman worked mainly for their clients. They traded according to you (by whose criteria?), is clearly one of those seemingly insignifi- on daily that I am walking at all. Once I stocks and bonds for major institutional investors ranks 27th in the world: if that is so, why (insurance companies, pension funds, mutual funds). cant freedoms that has been taken away was able to feel and move my legs on my They raised capital for companies by underwriting -- do people from all over the world flock to from us. own again, I have not stopped! the U.S. for surgical procedures they either selling -- new stocks and bonds for the firms. They Freedom is not free. It is costly and A known scientific study states that provided advice to corporate clients on mergers, acqui- can’t get, or have long waits to receive sometimes uncomfortable, but not as “Cannabis halts the progression of Multiple elsewhere. If care for the elderly and sitions and spinoffs. All these services earned fees. uncomfortable as losing the freedoms. I am Sclerosis.” I am living proof of that. I Now, most financial firms also invest for them- infirm is any criterion, I hardly think, as willing to look at cigarette butts on the haven’t had a flare up in years! Michael Moore maintained in “Sicko,” that selves. They use partners’ or shareholders’ money to ground and put up with second hand smoke This information can be found on our place bets on stocks, bonds and other securities -- so- the French health care system is so superi- so another can be stupid and smoke. They web site The Medical Marijuana Mission at called “principal transactions.” Merrill and other retail or to the U.S. system. If it is, why did over have the right to be stupid, government has www.themarijuanamission.com. brokers, which once served individual clients, have 14,000 elderly die in the Paris heat wave of no right to take the right to be stupid away For those who are interested, please con- ventured into investment banking. So have some com- 2005, whereas in the much larger U.S., in its attempt to create a Utopia. However, tact me personally for more. mercial banks that were barred from doing so until the only 600 died in the Chicago heat wave of a true Utopian society is one that is free, Drugs are a health issue and should repeal in 1999 of the Glass-Steagall Act of 1933. 1995. Is the French system really so much free from government intrusion into our always remain so. As we speak, the streets Second, Wall Street’s compensation is heavily more efficient and compassionate? Surely, private lives, and the freedom to be stupid and our children have more control over skewed toward annual bonuses, reflecting the profits the French system has its advantages, and if we want. this issue than our politicians, our govern- traders and managers earned in the year. Despite lav- admittedly, there is much wrong with I am not a smoker so this recent ban has ment officials and our medical practition- ish base salaries, bonuses dominate. Managing direc- health care in the U.S., which neither no affect on me. But, what’s next? ers. tors with 15 years’ experience can receive bonuses five major political party has dared to address Whatever it is, it will be another nibble at All drugs should be legalized and regu- to 10 times their base salaries of $200,000 to with innovative and practical solutions. But one of our freedoms that we will ignore, lated, put into the hands of the people who $300,000. though much of our system is private, with and continue to ignore until we have no know what to do with them and eliminate Finally, investment banks rely heavily on borrowed Medicaid and Medicare much is not, so it freedoms left. My real concern is, what the street market and our children com- money, called “leverage” in financial lingo. Lehman is hardly fair to blame the private sector for will the beast feed on when all of our free- pletely from this equation! was typical. In late 2007, it held almost $700 billion in all the problems. We also have massive stocks, bonds and other securities. Meanwhile, its doms are gone? If all drugs including cannabis were shareholders’ investment (equity) was about $23 bil- immigration of uninsured populations, liti- Dan Walker legalized and regulated, there would be no gious attorneys driving up medical mal- lion. All the rest was supported by borrowings. The Ukiah worry of diversion to the street and the “leverage ratio” was 30 to 1. practice costs, and inflationary costs due to chronically and critically ill people all over new technologies, and yes, greed on the Leverage can create huge windfalls. Suppose you Legalize marijuana the world would not be in such a precari- buy a stock for $100. It goes to $110. You made 10 part of insurance companies. ous position. Albert Jay Nock has written, “It is a percent, a decent return. Now suppose you borrowed To the Editor: To all of those people around the world $90 of the $100. If the price rises to $101, you’ve curious anomaly. State power has an Regarding Michele Pearson’s “Does who feel cannabis leads to more frequent made 10 percent on your $10 investment. (Technically, unbroken record of inability to do anything anyone need that much marijuana?” or harder drug use, remember, the more the price has to exceed $101 slightly to cover interest efficiently, economically, disinterestedly or September 2. cannabis we use, the fewer deadly pharma- payments.) If it goes to $110, you’ve doubled your honestly; yet when the slightest dissatisfac- Yes we do. That much plus more. ceuticals we require. money. Wow. tion arises over any exercise of social I am writing in response to Michele I will end this with my usual line I used Once assembled, these components created a manic power, the aid of the agent least qualified Pearson and her completely ignorant view- in my Law Enforcement Career: “Speak up machine for gambling. Traders and money managers to give aid is immediately called for.” In point of cannabis as medicine. now -- Confuse the Thugs -- Legalize all had huge incentives to do whatever would increase other words, let us again trust the U.S. I am a legally licensed cannabis patient the Drugs!” short-term profits. Dubious mortgages were packaged government to fix all our problems; in Canada and carry one of the principal Alison MyrdenLaw Enforcement into bonds, sold and traded. Investment houses had they’ve been so successful in the past, and Licenses in our country to utilize this plant, Against Prohibition huge incentives to increase leverage. While the boom so efficient too, with our $9 trillion allowing me to grow and possess 137 http://www.leap.cc continued, government remained aloof. Congress National Debt, $59 trillion if you include plants at any given time. 905.681.8287 resisted tougher regulation for Fannie and Freddie and unfounded promises like Social Security Having suffered the effects of chronic Burlington, Ontario, Canada permitted them to run leverage ratios that, by plausible and Medicaid/Medicare, if Wikipedia can progressive multiple sclerosis for the last calculations, exceeded 60 to 1. be believed. I’ll conclude with the famous 30 years from childhood and a violent pain It wasn’t that Wall Street’s leaders deceived cus- quote: “The definition of insanity is doing Rove at it again tomers or lenders into taking risks that were known to in my face 24 hours a day for the last 16 be hazardous. Instead, they concluded that risks were the same thing over and over again and years, called tic douloureux (apparently the To the Editor: expecting different results.” low or nonexistent. They fooled themselves, because worst pain known to medicine) I couldn’t Here is a KISS moment. the short-term rewards blinded them to the long-term Mark Cerri imagine my life without copious amounts Iraq had WMDs. Governor Palin was Redwood Valley dangers. Inevitably, these surfaced. Mortgages went of cannabis daily. against the ‘Bridge to Nowhere.’ Both bad. The powerful logic of high leverage went into You see, over 16 years ago I had a very statements are demonstrable Rovian propa- reverse. Losses eroded firms’ tiny capital bases, rais- Another freedom serious exacerbation from my illness that ganda lies. Bush lied then. Palin is lying ing doubts about their survival. This year, Lehman lost left me without the ability to walk for a now. There is no change. nearly $8 billion in “principal transactions.” down the drain long period of time, requiring complete Dean Wolbach Otherwise, it was profitable. To the Editor: and total assistance relying on a wheelchair Willits How Wall Street restructures itself is as yet unclear. Government is a strange and ugly beast or a walker for many of those years. Companies need more capital. Merrill went to Bank of that does not leap upon you with a sudden America because commercial banks have lower lever- kill, but rather it slowly stalks and kills its age (about 10 to 1). It seems likely that many thinly prey through taxes and a slow removal of WHERE TO WRITE capitalized hedge funds will be forced to reduce lever- the freedoms we enjoy. This beast will age. Ditto for “private equity” firms. In time, all this may prove beneficial. Financial firms may take fewer camouflage itself with a cloak of “it’s for President George Bush: The White www.house.gov/write rep the greater good” however this “greater stupid and wasteful risks -- at least for a while. House, 1600 Pennsylvania Ave., Washing- Assemblywoman Patty Berg: State Talented and ambitious people may move from good” is usually responsible for the loss of ton, D.C. 20500; (202) 456-1111, FAX small and seemingly insignificant free- Assembly District 1, Capitol, Rm. 4146, finance, where they were attracted by exorbitant pay, (202)456-2461. Sacramento, 95814. (916) 319-2001; into more productive industries. Governor Arnold Schwarzeneg- Berg's Ukiah field representative is Ruth But the immediate effect may be to damage the rest LETTER POLICY of the economy. People have already lost their jobs. ger: State Capitol, Sacramento, 95814. Valenzuela. Ukiah office located at 311 N. 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E-mail letters should also Audit Bureau Newspaper Publishers include hometown and a phone number. email us at [email protected] Of Circulations Association THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL COMMUNITY WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 17, 2008 – 5 Protect your children and your spouse Celebrating life Q: My second wife and I Because of the law in most made is totally includable in have been married for 15 states (community property your wife’s estate. And at the years. We are both in our early states like California will have time of her death, the balance 70s. While not wealthy, we different rules), you can’t “cut remaining in this trust will be NEW ARRIVALS live comfortably. She has two your wife out,” which it does distributed to your stated ben- children by her former mar- not appear is your intention. eficiaries -- that is, your chil- riage, and I have three by What you want is to be able to dren. mine. The majority of the make sure she is taken care of Under this scenario, your assets are in my name, and she and that, if she survives you, wife will own her house, will owns the house where we live. at her death, your children receive the greater of your or We don’t have enough to have benefit, not hers. her Social Security, and will taxable estates. While I want For this reason, many plan- receive a lifetime of income to take care of my wife, my Next steps ners utilize what are called from the QTIP Trust. If you concern is that if I put assets By Jan Warner and Jan Collins QTIP trusts, which not only have IRAs or 401(k)s or other in her name and she dies after qualify for the marital deduc- qualified funds, the distribu- me, her children, not mine, say that you won’t have a tax- tion if needed for estate-tax tion of those, like life insur- will benefit. able estate. purposes, but also protect the ance, will be based upon ben- We have no premarital While gifts between spous- principal for persons other eficiary designations so that, agreement, and neither of us es are generally recommended than the spouse. While this in this way, you can provide has a will, power of attorney to equalize estates and reduce explanation is an oversimplifi- additional sums for your wife. or health proxy, but, at our as much as possible any estate cation of the process, at your Taking the NextStep: Get a ages, we have begun wonder- taxes, second marriages carry death, the QTIP would be good lawyer to help you ing how to approach this deli- with them special planning funded, and, from the monies develop this complicated plan. cate situation. issues that transcend estate deposited, your wife would This would also be a good Sesilia Michelle Rios A: First of all, we believe it taxes. For example, if you receive a qualifying income time for you and your wife to is a mistake to assume you make gifts to your wife, at her interest for her life that would draw up wills, powers of don’t have a taxable estate death, she is free to provide be paid to her at least annual- attorney and health care prox- Rios because that determination for her children, not yours. ly. She would be the only ies. A daughter, Sesilia Michelle Rios, was born Wednesday, will be made depending on the Therefore, in situations like income beneficiary, and she Jan Warner is a member of June 11, 2008, to Mia Rios and Sesario Rios IV, of Redwood year of your and your wife’s yours, it is wise to seek out an could require that nonincome- the National Academy of Valley. deaths. attorney who is competent in producing assets be made Elder Law Attorneys and has She weighed 7 pounds, 2 ounces. For example, the exemp- this field. If you and your wife income-producing. been practicing law for more She was also welcomed by Angelo and Sesario Rios V, and tion for 2009 is $2 million per go to the same attorney, If you like, you can even than 30 years. Jan Collins is Mya McCoy, and her grandparents Deanna Lozinto, Susie person. This amount increases because your interests are authorize the trustee to pay editor of the Business and Campbell, Iris Martinez, Michelle Campbell and Eric to $3.5 million in 2009. And, diverse, you and she should be out principal distributions Economic Review published Rodriguez. based on current law, if the advised that each of you may under certain circumstances. by the University of South deaths occur in 2010, there require a separate attorney. In any case, in all events, the Carolina and a special corre- will be no estate tax. If you die However, if you and she have income from the trust must be spondent for The Economist. Gray in 2011, the exemption will be an agreement and want one distributed to your wife until You can learn more informa- A son, Christian James Gray, was born Sept. 13, 2008, to reduced to $1 million. attorney to represent both of she dies. At the time of her tion about elder care law and Satrina Gray and Robert Gray of Ukiah. Therefore, without knowing you, then each of you will be death, the amount for which write to the authors on He weighed 8 pounds, 5 ounces. when you will die, you can’t asked to sign a waiver. the QTIP election has been http://www.nextsteps.net. He was also welcomed by his brother Cameron Gray. Free PumpkinFest entertainment sought of their sale. For sales not earmarked at the register, the excess is split between participating schools proportionally, based on COMMUNITY BRIEFS The City of Ukiah Community Services Department has the percentage of funds assigned. Schools must be in announced that the PumpkinFest Committee is looking for free Mendocino County, and be for the general education of chil- local entertainment for the Standley Street Childrens Stage and dren. Special interest schools (for example, drama or sports Foster parents sought for other areas. PumpkinFest is set to take place Oct. 18 and 19. schools) are not included. To qualify for the program, a school Those interested in providing entertainment are asked to contact must register by Sept. 24. Schools interested in an entry form Multidimensional Treatment Lory Limbird at 463-6231. can go to www.ukiahcoop.com and follow the links. Foster Care Program Ukiah Natural Foods ‘Give Back To Redwood Children’s Services is seeking foster parents for Non-denominational bereavement the new Multidimensional Treatment Foster Care program Schools Week’ set for Sept. 28 to Oct. 4 support group set to start on Sept. 18 which provides intensive treatment and close supervision for Ukiah Natural Foods Co-op will give 5 percent of a cus- On Sept. 18, an eight-week, non-denominational, faith-based troubled teens 12 to 18 years of age who have emotional and tomer’s purchase to the participating Ukiah area school of their behavioral challenges. In the context of loving and stable homes bereavement support group will begin at the Agape Bible choice, during the week of Sept. 28 through Oct. 4. The shop- Church, 290 South Lenore Avenue, Willits. children learn new ways of behavior that are acceptable in per just needs to tell the cashier which school they choose from school and the community. They learn what it feels like to suc- Bereavement can be the result of any loss, spouse, parent, the list of participants. child, job, but the process of recovery is essentially the same. It ceed. Now in its 4th year, the “Give Back to School’s Week” has Foster parents will receive training in a structured behavioral is their aim to assist those who are grieving as they embark on grown steadily over the years. Schools register for inclusion and the path. Participation is free, but registration is requested. For management system that can teach youth how to make better customers choose which school they want to receive 5 percent choices when dealing with the challenges of growing up today. more information, or to register, call the Church at 459-1905. The program goals are to provide close supervision, clear con- sistent limits to behavior and fair consequences using a points and level system of earning privileges. The foster parents will attend weekly support meetings and have the support of staff 24/7 to insure that the youth is making progress toward family unification. This is a short term com- mitment to one youth for 7 to 9 months and requires one parent be available for transportation, meetings and other program requirements during the day. This program provides a tax exempt stipend of $2,500 per month due to the level of training and supervision required. This new program offers caring adults the opportunity to become part of a professional team making a difference it the life of a teen from the community. Call Foster Parent Recruiter, Susan Boling, at 467-2000 for more specific program informa- tion.

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LOCAL Ukiah Jr. Cubs overcome injuries to win CALENDAR The Daily Journal adjustments. Some players on end and blocked very effec- carried 5 times for thirteen les. Joe Gradek took total con- The Ukiah Jr. Cubs football offense had to play out of tively, pushing his defender all yards behind the great block- trol of the Defensive unit, FRIDAY team traveled to Sonoma on position. However, the players over the field. Trevor Caico ing of Eric Stark. moving players around to get 3 p.m. Saturday to take on the stepped up and played hard. took command of the offense The defense had a good them in the right position. Girls Varsity Golf Practice Ukiah Golf Course Sonoma Jr. Dragons. Ukiah Malique West scored the at the QB position and did a game, adjusting to the Gradek played very well Boys Varsity/JV Football Daily Practice won a hard fought battle 6-0, North Practice Field game’s only touchdown in the great job. He picked up where Sonoma offense and shutting despite getting hurt in the first Girls Varsity/JV Volleyball Practice despite having three key play- fourth quarter with a 10--yard Capri left off before his injury. UHS Main Gym them down. Sonoma didn't quarter. Girls Varsity Tennis Practice ers sidelined with injuries. It run. Ukiah missed the P.A.T. The Jr. Cubs had some oppor- UHS Tennis Courts come close to scoring. The Ukiah coaches were 4 p.m. was apparently a rough week attempt and the score was 6-0. tunities early, but dropped Boys Varsity/JV Soccer Practice Morgan Edwards, who played extremely proud of the way UHS Softball field for the team. Tight end Gus Griffen Fales set up West's tosses and missed blocks kept Coed Varsity/JV Water Polo vs. Marin linebacker for the injured the boys stepped up, playing Academy Smith will be out for several touchdown with hard running Sonoma in the game. UHS pool Smith, had a great game. positions they have never 4:30 p.m. games. On Friday center RJ up the middle all day. Without Fales led all rushers carry- Girls JV Soccer vs. Piner High School Dolmage was injured. QB Edwards led all defenders played before. It was a total UHS Football Field Fales gaining the tough yards ing the ball 12 times for 74 5 p.m. Khalil Capri broke two fingers up the middle, West's touch- yards. Caico got 14 yards on 4 with 7 tackles and several team effort. The Jr. Cubs’ next Ukiah Dolphins Pool 5:30 p.m. on Thursday. The team had to down may not have happened. carries and was 2 for 3 passing assists. Giovanni Barba and game is at noon Saturday at UHS Cheer UHS Small Gym make several game-day Chris Crow stepped into tight for 37 yards. Casey Kinney Kyler Kirch each had 5 tack- Dixon High School in Dixon. 6 p.m. Boys Basketball Practice UHS Main Gym Girls Varsity Soccer vs. Piner High School UHS Football Field COMMUNITY | EVENTS Ukiahi COMMUNITY Boys & Girls get demonstration DIGEST sweeps Babe Ruth League needs support tennis Ukiah Babe Ruth Baseball League Board is tourney seeking new board mem- bers for the 2008-2009 The Daily Journal season. Without new lead- Ukiah High School junior ership Babe Ruth may not Jeff Langevin won his first continue here in Ukiah. two matches to advance to the All interested applicants men’s junior Sunday final of please come to our next the Division B Coast Classic board meeting Thursday, Tennis Tournament in Fort September 25th, Round Bragg. There he faced off Table Pizza back room at with Ukiah sophomore, 6:30 pm. Questions please Marky Cantu-Marston. Like call Linda at 463-0944 Langevin, Cantu-Marston, also visit the web site won his first two matches last www.leaguelineup.com/u Assisting Scott, was Eric Palmer Saturday, beating Ukiah kiahbaberuth from Davis, showing how well he senior Javier Marrero along can wield his sword. the way, to advance to the UHS fundraising men’s singles finals. In a thrilling match, which event planned ended in a third set tie break- The Ukiah High School er, Cantu-Marston and Boosters Fundraising Langevin battled back and Dinner and Auction will forth, with Langevin taking be held Monday, Oct. 6 at the first set 6-4, and Cantu- 5:30 p.m. at the Ukiah Marston taking the second set Valley Conference Center. 6-2. In the third set, Cantu- The proceeds benefit UHS Marston waged a ground athletes. stroke war from the baseline The tri-tip and chicken consisting of top spin fore- dinner is $40 per person. hand missiles that kept Each ticket includes three Langevin pinned back deep in passes to home game the court. Langevin answered events. Tickets are pre- with volleys, chips, acute sale only. To purchase angled shots, and an all court tickets contact Tami game. In the end, Cantu- Bartolomei 462-2596 x Marston prevailed, 7-3 in the 110. Checks should be tie breaker, to win the third payable to Ukiahi and final set 7-6. Boosters. In the doubles competition, Cantu-Marston teamed with Ukiah junior, Dylan Rosetti. Basketball The team won their first two matches to advance to the coaches needed Hosting the demonstration, Jason Michael Hooker/ The Daily Journal final, where they played Fort Ukiah High School is Treebeard Brenner from the school A Kung Fu demonstration was held recently at the Alex Bragg residents, David seeking freshman girls and Fierce Healing Kung Fu, who teach- Rorabaugh Cultural and Recreation Center for the Boys and Jenkins and Phil Lopate. boys basketball coaches es at the Boys and Girls Club for Girls Club of Ukiah. Master Scott Jensen of the Bay Area, Jenkins and Lopate took the for the 2008-09 season. free. demonstrates moves to the audience of around 30 people. first set 6-2. But Cantu- Applications are available Marston and Rosetti rallied to at the UUSD Personnel win the second set 6-4. Cantu- Office, 925 N. State St. Marston and Rosetti came out For additional informa- firing in the third set with tion, call Christy Melvin at slice serves and precision vol- 463-5253 X1050. Octoberfest: Angels, Dodgers eye World Series leys. Cantu-Marston and By JOHN NADEL Both were eliminated in the The Angels entering Garciaparra said. Rosetti prevailed, winning the AP Sports Writer first round that October. Tuesday’s action in the race The Dodgers haven’t done third set 7-5 to capture the City of Ukiah LOS ANGELES — Tom The Angels, with strong for the league’s best record that since 1988, when Orel championship. 3-on-3 Hoop Lasorda can’t imagine any- pitching and the addition of and home-field advantage Hershiser and Kirk Gibson led Cantu-Marston, Rosetti, thing like it. Mike Scioscia Mark Teixeira to an already throughout the playoffs. them past the favored Oakland Langevin, and Marrero plan Leagues likens the possibility to a bit tough lineup, were the first “The Angels have a good Athletics in five games. on continuing their winning of paradise. team in the majors to clinch a ballclub, a heck of a ballclub,” They’ve made the playoffs ways on the tennis court by The 2008 3-on-3 Hoop In a place where playoff spot this season. They Torre said. “I’m still con- only four times since then, playing for the Ukiah High League will be held at the Disneyland magic takes root won the AL West for the cerned about our well-being.” going 1-12 in being eliminat- School Varsity Tennis Team Coyote Valley Gym with and screenwriters trade in cel- fourth time in five years. Scioscia realizes that ed in the first round each time. in the spring. Men’s and Women’s divi- luloid fantasies, these are The Dodgers, boosted by despite everything his team “They’ve had some good sions. The fee is $100 per heady times to be playing the trade for Manny Ramirez has accomplished, there’s a teams that have reached the team with 3-5 players baseball in Southern and playing their first season long way to go before they playoffs, but they just haven’t allowed.Registration California. under manager Joe Torre, face the Dodgers, or anyone been able to put together a run To our deadline is Friday, From freeway to freeway, have taken a solid lead in the else, in the World Series. like we had in ’88,” Scioscia September 26. the Los Angeles Dodgers and NL West. “That stuff is all going to said. “It’s one of baseball’s readers: For more information Angels are on a path toward “I could see a lot of shirts play itself out,” he said. “If it storied franchises and incredi- or to register your team, doing something they’ve being worn out there with one happens to be something The Daily please call 463-6714. ble organizations, and they’ll never done before — play side ‘Dodgers’ and one side that’s as special as a Freeway rebound.” Journal welcomes each other in the World Series. ‘Angels,”’ Angels hitting World Series, then that would The Angels played in the submissions from City youth “It would be the greatest coach Mickey Hatcher said. “I be great. But our plate’s full postseason only three times in thing that ever happened,” think it would be something right now just trying to pre- our local sports basketball their first 41 years of exis- fans of local sport- said Lasorda, who guided the really big, especially with pare for whoever we’re going tence, but have done so five registration open Dodgers to two World Series Mike and myself and a couple to play.” times in the last seven years ing events and crowns in four appearances other guys who played for the While the Dodgers haven’t — all under Scioscia, who competitions. Feel The City of Ukiah during his Hall of Fame Dodgers in ’88 now coaching clinched a postseason berth, played for the Dodgers from career. against the Dodgers. they’ve been at their best free to send in 2007/08 Youth Basketball 1980-92. your game or league is open to boys and “This would be the baseball “It would be a weird situa- recently, having won 12 of 13 Fans in Chicago have their girls from kindergarten Mecca for a couple of weeks tion, but I don’t think the rest games in one stretch to go event summaries of the nation would even from 4 1/2 games behind the hearts set on a Windy City through 12th grade. out here in Southern World Series, with the Cubs and photos to Registration forms are California, and that would be care.” Arizona Diamondbacks to 4 Lasorda was reluctant to 1/2 games ahead. and White Sox leading their udjsports@pacif- now available at the Civic something special,” said respective divisions. That’s Center, 411 W. Clay St and Scioscia, who played for talk much about a possible “We’ve been hanging in ic.net, or log on to Freeway World Series there and putting ourselves in happened once before, in at www.cityofukiah.com. Lasorda’s title teams in 1981 1906 — two years before the www.ukiahdai- and ’88 and managed the because the Dodgers haven’t a position to hopefully win the The registration fee is Cubs last won the World lyjournal.com and $55 per first player, $50 Angels to their only World yet ensured a postseason division,” said Dodgers Series championship six years berth. infielder Nomar Garciaparra, Series. use our sports for the second player in There have been 14 the same family. ago. “We haven’t done anything who grew up in nearby reporting button. Since the Dodgers moved until we clinch it,” he said. Whittier. Subway Series involving New Registrations are due by York teams, but only one Call our sports Friday, October 31. west from Brooklyn in 1958 “We’re not going to talk about As for an LA-LA matchup, and the Angels were formed something we don’t have. “it’s way premature,” he said. since the Dodgers and Giants editor Joe For more information, moved to California 50 years please call 463-6714. as an expansion team three When the season is over and “Right now, our focus is Langstaff any time years later, the teams have we’ve been declared the No. 1 just trying to get to our goal, ago. That was in 2000, when at 468-3518 about made the playoffs in the same team in the National League which is to get to the playoffs the Yankees beat the Mets in coverage of local season only once, in 2004. West, we’ve done something.” and get to the World Series,” five games. THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL COMMUNITY WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 17, 2008 – 7

Literacy tutors sought COMMUNITY BRIEFS at Willits Library Volunteers are being sought to teach oth- Celebrating life ers to read, write and speak English. The Ukiah High School college volunteers will be trained and furnished fair set for Sept. 23 with the tools they will need. Those interest- ENGAGEMENT ed in volunteering are invited to attend a Parents, who want to learn more about the tutor training orientation, scheduled for 3 to college application process are invited to 5 p.m. on Wednesday, Sept. 24, in the Willits attend a College Fair in Ukiah High Library conference room. Wlliams-Calvert School’s cafetorium on Tuesday, Sept. 23 A basic tutor training workshop will take Jennifer Williams and from 12:45 to 2:45 p.m. Participants will place from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., on Saturday, Jeremy Calvert announce have an opportunity to meet and speak Sept. 27, at the library. For more informa- their engagement to marry in directly with representatives from a variety tion, or to make reservations, call Pam at 459-1586, leave a message on our office early October, in Brooktrails. of institutions like UCs, CSUs, The bride to be is the Junior/Community Colleges, and answering machine, 459-5098 or e-mail [email protected]. daughter of Hope Williams, of Vocational/Technical Schools. Ukiah High Ukiah, and Thomas Williams, School will offer workshops on completing of Alaska. She is a graduate of college applications, writing the UC person- Phoenix Hospice Children’s Ukiah High School in ‘02, and al statement as well writing an essay for pri- Grief Group underway Mendocino College of ‘07. vate universities. She is employed at the Those who are interested in attending are The Phoenix Certified Hospice has begun Association of Behavior asked to check in at the front desk and a Children’s Grief support group, which will Consultants. request a visitor pass. For more information, run every Monday evening for 10 weeks. The groom is the son of please contact Alicia Mendoza at 463-5253 The group meets from 6 to 7:30 p.m. The Margret Hale, of Covelo, and Ext. 1008 or by e-mail group will be open to children in grades 3 Arthur Calvert II, of Ukiah. [email protected]. through 6. It is held in Willits, at 100 San He graduated from Hedrin Circle. Registration for the group is Kelseyville High School in Boy Scouts Troop 77 currently open and group size is limited, ‘04, and is attending therefore they ask those interested to call memberships available bereavement coordinator Stephanie Gang at Mendocino College. He is 456-3243 to register a child or for more employed by G.I. Joes Boy Scouts of America’s Troop 77 has Outdoor Store. openings for boys between the ages of 11 information. and 17 years old who are interested in out- door adventures and camp outs. Youth can Volunteers sought for earn merit badges in archery, rifle shooting, National Public Lands Jeremy Calvert and camping and in 100 other hobbies and voca- Jennifer Williams tions. Day at Lake Mendocino Troop meetings are held every Tuesday in With an average of 1 million visitors a the Eagle Peak Middle School auditorium or year, even the most careful visitors make an classroom at 7 p.m. Boys joining the troop impact on the facilities and environment at in September will be eligible for free admit- Lake Mendocino. The Army Corps of available for all skills and interests. These Bureau of Land Management, US Fish and tance into Marine World on Oct. 11. For Engineers invites the community to join include tree planting, painting, removing Wildlife Service, and the US Forest Service. more information, call 463-2721. other volunteers from community groups, invasive species and trash pick up. At noon, The event’s organizers request that volun- Scout troops, individuals, and families to a free raffle and lunch will be provided for teers bring gloves, eye protections and their Grateful Gleaners organiz- help restore and clean-up the resources and all volunteers, with prizes donated by local own favorite tools if they have them. facilities at Lake Mendocino as part of the businesses. To get to the Pomo Cultural Center, take ing local produce trading 15th annual National Public Lands Day on The first 40 people to register in the Highway 101 north to Highway 20 East. The Grateful Gleaners are inviting local Saturday, Sept. 27. morning will receive a free National Public Travel east approximately 3 miles and take community members to join them in sharing Volunteer registration will take place Lands Day baseball hat. All volunteers will the Marina Drive off-ramp. Follow Marina cherries, berries or other fruit that may be from 8:30 a.m. at the Pomo Cultural Center also receive a coupon good for one free Drive to the Pomo Day use area, and take ripening in home orchards that is available parking lot on the north end of Lake night of camping at Lake Mendocino and a the second left. For more information, or to to be shared. For more information, call Mendocino off of Marina Dr. Volunteers free entry pass, good for one year, for parks register to become a volunteer, call Laura them at 459-5490, ext. 555, and leave a will participate in service projects from 9 and recreation areas operated by National Smith at the Lake Mendocino park office at message. a.m. to noon. There are service projects Park Service, US Army Corps of Engineers, 467-4232.

said that “taking courses at the helicopter‚s body melt- the college has enabled ing, as well as a risk of fire BIKRAM YOGA Commerce these employees to obtain or burns. UKIAH Continued from Page 3 advanced knowledge and SIMPLICITY skills in accounting which BASSINETS: Some sion and debt refinance. will be put to use daily in bassinets in the Simplicity How Good Presentations will their positions.” recall announced August 28, include: Building Better 2008 include the Graco logo Could You Businesses; Local Business Here are the latest prod- and “Winnie the Pooh” Services Available in the uct recalls from motif licensed by Disney Ukiah Area; Types of Small Recalls.org from various Consumer Products. Feel? Business Financing federal and state agencies. Consumers are urged to Available; What is a For more information on any check their bassinets to HotYogaUkiah.com Government Guaranteed of them go to ensure they are not using Small Business Loan? www.recalls.org. one of the recalled Lenders will also make SCUBA EQUIPMENT: Simplicity models, including presentations about: Aqua Lung USA is recalling those with the Graco logo or Traditional Small Business Titan DIN 1st Stage Scuba “Winnie the Pooh” motif. Loan; U S Small Business Regulators and GAS BOILERS: PB Heat When your job prospects are buried... Loan Guarantee (SBA); Titan/Conshelf DIN Scuba LLC is recalling Gas Boilers Small Business Loan for Adaptors sold nationwide sold nationwide from May Turn to the Classifieds. Rural Communities; State of from January 1997 to 2007 to July 2008. The pres- California Small Business September 2008. Over-tight- sure switch could have an Loan Programs; State EDC ening of the DIN retainer by internal defect that could fail Small Business Loan a technician during installa- to shut down the boilers We have postings for Programs; tion can result in the retainer under vent or air inlet block- positions in many areas, City/County/EDFC Loan breaking under pressure, a age. This switch defect including Automotive, Programs for Small rapid escape of air from the could allow the boilers to Businesses. Lunch will be at scuba cylinder, and the regu- produce excessive levels of Clerical, Retail, Service noon after which you can lator detaching from the carbon monoxide, posing a and Telemarketing. meet with lenders to discuss scuba cylinder. This poses a risk of carbon monoxide your specific needs. Please drowning hazard. poisoning. Take advantage of the confirm your attendance by REMOTE CON- RUGS SOLD BY JC sending an email to TROLLED HELICOPTERS: PENNEY: JLA Home is Classifieds and uncover a [email protected] or Ashley Collection Inc., recalling Zebra Rugs sold treasure chest of contact West Company at d.b.a. Protocol is recalling exclusively by JC Penney opportunity. 964-7571. For additional “Protocol” Remote- nationwide from December information, contact SCORE Controlled Mini Helicopter 2007 to July 2008. The rugs Counselor Tom Becker at Toys sold nationwide from do not meet the federal [email protected]. October 2007 to December flammability standard for 2007. The rechargeable bat- small rugs and do not have Seven Mendocino tery inside the helicopter can the required flammability County Office of overheat. This can result in warning label. Education employees were recognized by the MCOE board for completing The Chief Business Official Training Program. 590 S. School St. Alicia Galliani, Ruth Hubbell, Denise Rakes, Ukiah Suzanne Steely, Terri McBride, Patty Ashmore and 468-3500 Patricia Rupe all work in the Business Services Division at MCOE. They completed two semesters of Financial Ukiah and Managerial Accounting Find Real Estate bargains in at Mendocino College, as Daily part of the 210 hours of Journal course work required to earn advanced training certifica- REAL ESTATE Delivered tion. to Your “The CBO Training ON THE MARKET Door Program was designed to Ukiah Daily Journal offer a solid foundation of training in school business management fundamentals,” according to a news release from the Office of Education. “The program is an eighteen month innova- tive approach to CBO train- ing that combines the train- ing and expertise from mul- tiple agencies throughout the state of California.” MCOE’s Associate Superintendent Vicki Todd 468-0123 8 – WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 17, 2008 REGION THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL Owners, commission fail to reach accord on campground By ROB ROGERS possibly less of an environmental Inc. of Fairfax. "The other 213 trail- refused to compromise by recom- mended a system in which trailer use The Marin Independent Journal impact. But you can't just reserve a ers are for seasonal recreational use." mending a use for the property that would be limited to two months, Debate over the future of the space in the sand for you and your During the public hearing on the would contradict the county's zon- allowing for greater public access to Lawson's Landing campground in family for as long as you want. That campground -- the fifth since May 27 ing, master plan and wetlands the campground. The commissioners Dillon Beach has become focused on doesn't meet the 'visiting use' defini- -- county planners tried to hammer "buffer" laws -- particularly because acknowledged, however, that doing whether a year-round trailer counts tion of our coastal policy." out a deal that would allow for a little documentation exists to show so could discourage use of the camp- as a resort or a residence. But campground owners Michael gradual transition from the semi-per- how many trailers were parked at the ground during the winter months -- Members of the Marin County Lawson and Carl Vogler, who manent cluster of mobile homes to a campground before those laws were and make it difficult for Lawson's to Planning Commission say the 225 depend on the revenue from long- short-term site for recreational vehi- passed. turn a profit. "permanent trailers" at the 940-acre term visitors to maintain the opera- cles and tent campers. "There's a difference between "This use doesn't fly," said coastal campground are homes, a tion, insist the trailers are used only "There's a recognized public ben- something that's legally grandfa- Commissioner Wade Holland. "The land use prohibited in an area zoned three to four months a year by their efit to the property," said David thered and something that has never applicant has to try to make it fly. as a resort. owners -- hardly qualifying them as Zaltsman of the county counsel's had a legal entitlement and is now They need revenue 365 days a year. "I understand that people want second homes. office. "We ought to be able to come seeking one," said Commissioner "I know of no way to do that," their special spot," said "We're only asking permission for up with a middle ground. The reality Don Dickenson. "If there's no evi- Holland said. Commissioner Randy Greenberg. residential use of the 12 trailers used may be that they need those trailers dence, how can we recommend The commission is expected to "And I understand that not forcing by employees," said Scott to stay in business and continue pro- something that doesn't comply with make its recommendation by Oct. them to comply with our policies e Hochstrasser, president of viding that public benefit." current zoning?" 14, when the Board of Supervisors would bring about less traffic and International Planning Associates Yet commissioners have so far Instead, commissioners recom- will consider the issue. Travel pact to bring Investors urged to seize silver lining in real estate slump surge in Chinese tourists By NANCY ISLES NATION closure, the troubled properties represent just By BEN BAEDER there are bogged down pro- and shopping centers, they The Marin Independent Journal .11 percent of the county's 79,795 residences. San Gabriel Valley Tribune cessing documents from often get a little homesick Two Marin realty experts, citing a silver lin- "One foreclosure doesn't bring all values A new travel agreement Olympic travelers, local halfway through their trips, ing in the clouded housing market, say the down," Murphy said. with China could lead to 6 hotels expect to be "slammed" said Ansel of the JBS Group slump presents opportunities for some to sell In addition, the Federal Housing million Chinese tourists visit- come October. travel company. even if at a discount, then use the money to Association's increase in loan limits for homes ing the Los Angeles area dur- "A lot of us expect to be Alhambra, San Gabriel, leverage better properties in strong markets to $729,750 makes loans more affordable in ing the next 10 years, and absolutely swamped," said Monterey Park, Rosemead, like Southern Marin. communities like Marin. experts say the San Gabriel Margaret Chang of the Rowland Heights and all the Novato resident Mark Dawson, a real estate "You can get a very good loan if you have Valley will be ground zero for Doubletree Hotel in other area cities full of broker, and Sean Murphy, a San Rafael mort- decent credit and are buying in the right price the exploding leisure-travel Rosemead. Chinese restaurants and retail- gage consultant, told investors at a seminar range," Dawson said. And "we have the best industry. The average Chinese trav- ers give tourists a little bit of hosted by the Marin Builders Association last pricing on homes right now," he added. Chinese travelers are eler spends about $6,000 each home cooking and familiarity, week that "waiting to see what comes next" He said savvy property owners can attract a expected to spend about $3.6 time he or she comes to the she said. The San Gabriel will accomplish nothing. buyer by offering the best deal they can, then billion a year visiting the U.S., United States, according to Valley is home to an estimated They said bad press has given potential buy- move up by buying in a better area. according to government esti- statistics published by the 250,000 ethnic Chinese resi- ers the jitters, but added anyone who owns "Then hang out. Ride the market until it mates and statistics. United States Chamber of dents. property and has good credit should consider goes up again," Dawson said. "The United States has Commerce. That is among the "I think they are interested moving up the real estate ladder. "Take advantage of the buying cycle -- don't opened the big door," said highest averages for foreign in the typical American meal, They noted that while more than 300 home- sell all Barbara Ansel, an owner of travelers. but they cannot take it every owners in Marin have received notices of fore- of your properties, but sell some." the JBS Group travel compa- "The bottom line is, up day," she said. "They have to ny in Pasadena, which is one until now, people from China take care of their stomachs." of about 160 U.S. tour opera- for the most part were limited In Whittier, Chinese tour Inland drops 50 spots on top-jobs list tors certified to lead Chinese to coming here on a student groups regularly stay at the But was not The metropolitan area com- cities that fell in 2008 are the tour groups. visa or business visa," said Whittier Hotel Radisson, prising all of Riverside and boom-or-bust locations in "This will have huge Assemblyman Mike Eng, D- which is in between Universal alone in its fall San Bernardino counties California, Nevada and impact on this business," she El Monte, who is an immigra- Studios and Disneyland, said ranked third in the Milken Florida that have seen huge said. "We are expecting a tion attorney. "What I hope we Mallissa Cuevas, the hotel's By JACK KATZANEK Institute's 2007 study of the numbers of foreclosures. huge jump in clients during would do is, for those commu- tour-and-travel manager. The Press-Enterprise, cities considered the best at Provo, Utah; Raleigh, N.C., the next few years." nities that do want more Members of tour groups are The U.S. State Department tourism, that we get together impressed with Uptown Riverside creating and sustaining jobs. and Salt Lake City were the last year signed an agreement and market what we have here Whittier's farmers market and A year's worth of foreclo- This year the two-county area three top performers. with China that, for the first in the San Gabriel Valley." restaurants. sures and a declining job base saw a precipitous drop all the Generally cities with high- time, allows Chinese tourist Eng thinks Chinese tourist "They love it," she said. have taken a toll on Inland way to 53rd place on the tech job bases did well and travel groups to get visitor groups might want to stop in "They are like the sweetest Southern California's standing group's annual survey. cities with economies based visas. the San Gabriel Valley for people." in the eyes of the nation's eco- The Inland area was not on industries that use a lot of The agreement took effect shopping, food and to tour Cuevas added hot rice-and- nomic experts. alone in its fall. Most of the energy did not. the middle of this year. cultural sites, such as the noodle soups to the hotel's The National Travel Huntington Library, Art breakfast menu, which have Association estimates that Collections and Botanical proved very popular with about 600,000 tourists should Gardens in San Marino. Chinese tourists. come to the United States But without a concentrated And Eng said many of yearly. The vast majority will effort, the area may miss out those tourists may come back come through Los Angeles on tourism dollars, he said. to start businesses. County. While Chinese travelers "Today's tourist could be While tourism from China love eating American food tomorrow's investor," Eng COCHRAN TRANSMISSION is currently slow as officials and visiting amusement parks said. & 24 TOWING Specializing in ALL Transmission Needs Automatic & Standard • Foreign & Domestic • 4x4’s • Electronic Diagnosis • Clutches WAKE UP! WAKE UP! 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budget. At this point, it does fifths vote. know that the public hearing last week I did not press the 2) Direct the chief execu- Budget not need additional budgeting Pinches said he wanted had to be closed and we could points as articulately as I tive officer to reallocate funds through furloughs or layoffs. those who voted “no” to tell have done it then,” he said. thought we needed to. These within the Water Agency bud- Continued from Page 1 This is, in fact, the last day we the CEO’s office what they “We were all listening. To do need to be addressed now.” get to fund the Scout Lake have to approve this.” should be looking for. bring this back today from a Wattenburger said he had a study process. received during the year Third District Supervisor “We can’t direct staff to timeline standpoint is an different understanding of the 3) Direct the chief execu- toward the repayment of the John Pinches said that the pull a rabbit out of a hat here impossibility and that’s the resolution the board had tive officer to analyze cost general fund reserve and budget was ever-evolving and if they don’t even have the part that I think was the wrong approved at its previous meet- efficiency of providing ser- direct staff to bring back plans wasn’t set in stone. hat,” he said. “If you want to approach.” ing. vices in Willits and the owner- within the second quarter to “A budget is just a plan, but hold this budget up from Wattenburger then read the “I took it as direction to ship/operations of the Willits find options for unpaid fur- this is a spending plan that being adopted it’s up to you to text of the original motion and staff,” he said. “I certainly did Service Center, returning to lough days. while not perfect I agree come up with a strategy. The used several choice words to not believe that they’d be back the board with a recommenda- By a button vote, the upon,” he said. “This budget public hearing is over on describe his feelings on the in a week for even the prelim- tion on future utilization. motion carried 3-2 last week, process is turning into a year- this…Let’s try and jump out matter. inary stages of that.” 4) Direct the chief execu- with 4th District Supervisor long process. We’re going to of this box here otherwise “After having developed a During public comment, tive officer to expedite the Kendall Smith and 1st District have to be on this budget basi- we’re going to start behaving year-round budget to now Lynda McClure, Service RFP on the provision of ani- Supervisor Michael Delbar cally weekly and monthly.” like the state. At this point I’m having us acting just like the Employees International mal shelter services in Fort dissenting. Fourth District Supervisor open for anything. It seems morons in Sacramento who Union organizer, took to the Bragg and, if warranted, pro- Colfax said Tuesday he was Kendall Smith said she took like this is a discussion that we were elected to be better podium to address the coun- ceed with the closure of the disappointed that none of the issue with Glassey’s interpre- we should have had at the than,” he said. “I am not their ty’s lack of consultation with Fort Bragg Animal Shelter. issues that the board had tation of the budget as “bal- beginning. We’re already at subject. They are not my supe- the union about either poten- 5) Direct staff to incorpo- directed staff to look into in anced.” the end of this quarter and the rior…I really expected this tial unpaid furlough days or rate the board’s anticipated that motion had been “Ms. Glassey, you call it an budget hasn’t even been board to be better than them. staff reductions. shortfall concerns and develop I’m just very frustrated… “The county has not con- addressed as of yet. honest budget and I’d like to adopted.” options for future review and say it’s anything but,” she Colfax said he had altered Your concerns are not allow- tacted the union on this,” she “There were some things action. said. “The idea that it’s an his previously stated support ing for the time frame for the said. “Are you aware the The motion carried by a 4- left on the table last week honest budget is appalling. It’s because of a perceived lack of work to come back to us.” CEO’s office has not pro- when we made the vote and 1 vote, with Smith dissenting. about as far from honest that action by staff. During the discussion that duced requests for informa- Upon its passage, I’m concerned that they’re not you can get…It is so bare “I think the record will followed, several attempts at tion on contracting out? They being addressed as it is being Wattenburger said that this bones in respect to the contin- show that I supported this passing motions to end the must meet and confer with the was the most impassioned brought before us,” he said. gency that I don’t think it’s a explicitly with the understand- impasse were made and sub- union. There is going to be “We have to start talking budget cycle he had been part responsible budget.” ing that it would be brought sequently voted down. additional legal cost to the of during his tenure on the about unpleasant, awkward After 15 minutes of initial before us with an attempt to “I think the way this played county. Furloughs? There has things such as staff reductions board. discussion on the item, address mandatory time off out has been unfortunate,” he been no contact with the “This has been the most and furloughs. I’m just Pinches made a motion to furloughs,” he said. “I saw no said. “I think what is neces- unions about furloughs. I’m expressing for general con- contentious board budget I’ve approve the final budget and evidence of this happening…I sary is we’re about a million hoping you as supervisors will ever been a part of,” he said. sumption…we still have a big, Board Chairman and 2nd said ‘here we go again.’ We dollars off on this budget and meet the requirements and big problem with budget. I “I hope this contentiousness District Supervisor Jim come up to the end because my concern here is the fact of save legal cost to the county has not been caused by the can’t consent to this particular Wattenburger handed off the we just want to get them out of systematic review of alterna- by doing that.” presentation.” chair. In an effort to keep the gavel to second it. The motion the way. This year I waited to tives has not come back…We Delbar then made a motion, one thing we’re sworn to do I Assistant CEO Allison failed by a 2-3 margin with all see if in fact anyone was lis- are going to have issues with which Pinches seconded, to Glassey said the final budget other board members tening. I see no evidence that the sheriff’s budget. I think adopt a resolution adopting apologize for some of the was balanced with the excep- opposed. anything’s been done.” we’re all committed to work- the Mendocino County Final things I said. It was out of tion of the issue of overtime in County Counsel Jeanine Delbar said he also had ing things out, but we have to Budget for Fiscal Year frustration maybe fading on the Sheriff’s Office. Nadel said the game had problems with the budget as it work this out to say we have a 2008/2009 as presented, and that number one issue, which “The budget is not a ball of changed since the end of the had been voted in, but that the balanced budget …I expected the following inclusions: is to serve the people. I think dough,” she said. “The rest of public hearing and that any final adoption vote was the some numbers to be pushed. I 1) Direct the chief execu- the points have been heard the budget is balanced and vote taken on changes to the wrong place to air such con- didn’t see that immediately. If tive officer to return to the very clearly.” both sides feel it represents budget henceforth would cerns. I have anything I feel uncom- board by Dec. 9 with options what we can do…At this point require a four-fifths majority “You know that the timing fortable about it is that in for workforce reductions Rob Burgess can be reached in time you have a balanced to pass as opposed to a three- that we’re under and you order to get a motion through and/or furloughs. at [email protected].

issues — Alaska’s “Bridge to Nowhere” and moose-hunting, unruly border zone. Obama’s crack about lipstick on a pig — after McCain’s sur- Adm. Mike Mullen, the U.S. chairman of the joint chiefs of The world briefly prise pick of Gov. Sarah Palin as his running mate. There was a staff, arrived in Pakistan late Tuesday amid the increased ten- fascination with huge crowds attracted by Palin. But the col- sions. Mullen planned to meet with top civilian and military lapse and merger of some of Wall Street’s legendary companies leaders to discuss a range of issues, including ways to improve forced a return to reality seven weeks before the election. coordination and cooperation along the Pakistan-Afghan bor- Government bails out American der. International Group with $85 billion loan Pakistan army says troops will open fire Pakistan’s government has faced rising popular anger over a Sept. 3 ground attack by U.S. commandos into South WASHINGTON (AP) — For the second time this month, the to stop US raids across Afghan border Waziristan, a base for Taliban militants killing ever more U.S. U.S. government put taxpayer money on the hook to rescue a ISLAMABAD, Pakistan (AP) — Pakistan’s army said troops in Afghanistan. Pakistan says about 15 people were private financial company, saying the failure of the huge insur- Tuesday that its forces have orders to open fire if U.S. troops killed, all of them civilians. The new firing orders were dis- er American International Group Inc. would further disrupt launch another raid across the Afghan border, raising the stakes closed by Pakistani army spokesman Maj. Gen. Athar Abbas in markets and threaten the already fragile economy. in a dispute over how to tackle militant havens in Pakistan’s an interview Tuesday with The Associated Press. The Federal Reserve said Tuesday it would provide up to $85 billion in an emergency, two-year loan to rescue AIG, which teetered on the edge of failure because of stresses caused by the collapse of the subprime mortgage market and the credit crunch that ensued. In return, the government will get a 79.9 percent stake in AIG and the right to remove senior management. The move was similar to government’s seizure on Sept. 7 of mortgage giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, where the Treasury Department said it was prepared to put up as much as $100 billion over time in each of the companies if needed to keep them from going broke. Both moves were bound to raise questions about the use of taxpayer money to bail out private firms. The Fed said it determined that a disorderly failure of AIG could hurt the already delicate financial markets and the econo- my. Although little known off Wall Street, AIG does business with almost every financial institution in the world and insures $88 billion worth of assets including mortgages and corporate loans. Its failure could also “lead to substantially higher borrowing costs, reduced household wealth and materially weaker eco- nomic performance,” the Fed said in a statement. The decision to help AIG marked a reversal from the gov- ernment’s move over the weekend, when it refused to use tax- payer money to bail out Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. Lehman, which filed for bankruptcy protection Monday, col- lapsed under the weight of mounting losses related to its real estate holdings. The White House said it backed the Fed’s decision Tuesday. “These steps are taken in the interest of promoting stability in financial markets and limiting damage to the broader econo- my,” White House spokesman Tony Fratto said. After meeting with Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson and Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke in a late-night briefing on Capitol Hill, Congressional leaders said they understood the need for the bailout. “The administration is approaching an unprecedented step, but unfortunately we are living in unprecedented times.” said Sen. Charles Schumer, D-N.Y. “Hearing of these plans, you have to stop to catch your breath. But upon reflection, the alter- natives are much worse.” On Tuesday, the Fed decided to keep its key interest rate steady at 2 percent, but acknowledged stresses in financial mar- kets have grown and hinted it stood ready to lower rates if need- ed. Economic crisis dominates presidential campaign, leaving pigs, lipstick behind GOLDEN, Colo. (AP) — Economic fears are suddenly dom- inating the presidential campaign, shoving aside lipstick on pigs and every other issue. Republican John McCain called for a cri- sis commission Tuesday, while Democrat Barack Obama laughed that off as “the oldest Washington stunt in the book.” “This isn’t 9/11,” Obama told a noisy crowd of more than Publication Dates: 2,000 at the Colorado School of Mines, dismissing the idea of a The Ukiah need for study. “We know how we got into this mess. What we need now is leadership that gets us out. I’ll provide it. 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DIRECTIONS: A. Using each "Chaos Grid" number with its letter one time, arrange the numbers with their letters for the "Order Grid" so each vertical column, horizontal row, and two diagonals each ADD to numbers inside thick lined cells. B. Some correct numbers with their letters have been put into the "Order Grid" to get you started. Also, above the "Order Grid" is a "Decoded Message" clue. C. After you have solved the "Order Grid" doing as direction "A" says, put the let- ters from horizontal rows, from left to right, under "Decoded Message" and make words to form the answer.

CHAOS GRID THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME 27 31 25 28 by Mike Argirion and Jeff Knurek TROA 30 25 29 31 Unscramble these four Jumbles, BS IN one letter to each square, 27 26 32 30 to form four ordinary words. BUOI 32 28 29 26 SRMT REESA

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-11 23 21 -9 ASSE Print answer here: -6 18 20 -8 MB L Y (Answers tomorrow) 17 -11 -3 21 Jumbles: FLORA HOARD UNLESS HERMIT ORCO Yesterday’s 24 -6 -14 20 Answer: For a dentist, making a living is — RPUS HAND TO MOUTH 9/16/2008 Former in-law seems to be engaging in emotional extortion Dear Annie: We are desperate for help. Two too behind her ear. in the competition for a mate. years ago, our son’s wife asked him for a I’m losing sleep over this, especially the He ought to appreciate what he doesn’t divorce. At first, no reason was given except pierced tongue. Could this be a health risk? have. He will never have to pay for a hectic that she no longer loved him. Shortly after they ANNIE’S MAILBOX What can I do? -- Caring Grandmother family vacation. If he doesn’t like his job, he separated, we found out she had been having Dear Grandmother: Not much at the an affair with his best friend. Our son was dev- By Kathy Mitchell and Marcy Sugar moment. There is a risk of hepatitis and infec- can quit. He doesn’t have to apply for a mort- astated. tion from tattooing and piercing, but as long as gage on a house he can’t afford that’s an hour Our former daughter-in-law showed up at Dear Oregon: Your former daughter-in-law both were done by a licensed, reputable opera- from his job. He will never have to shop for a our door and asked us not to say anything that obviously needs to assuage her guilt by making tor, she should be fine. Tongue jewelry can minivan. He won’t have to impress the in-laws. damage her teeth and she should be aware of would hurt her reputation in our small town. your son the villain. He needs to speak to his Overall, he has a great deal of freedom he She said she was sorry for what she had done. that, but otherwise, please don’t get too worked divorce lawyer immediately about this defama- would not otherwise have. The many stresses Reluctantly, we agreed to keep quiet about the tion of character. If necessary, he should sue up over this. Take a deep breath, recognize that affair. for custody of the children, since being raised you can’t change what’s already happened and experienced by married men won’t concern Now she is telling her friends she divorced by this viper is not in their best interests. In the let it go. him, and if he did have to deal with them, he’d our son because he was emotionally abusive. meantime, you are not breaking your promise Dear Annie: I figured my friends would be miserable. Perhaps this isn’t the feel-good You can imagine what this is doing to him and by defending your son. Without mentioning assume I wrote the letter from “Paul,” the 29- advice he’s hoping for, but it’s the best he can year-old man who had never dated, so I to us. She has also made it clear that if we don’t her affair, feel free to pass the word that your do and it’s not that bad. -- Bachelor in Indiana keep our promise to say nothing about her son was never emotionally abusive and, obvi- thought I’d write. affair, she will never let us see the grandchil- ously, the ex-wife still carries a lot of bitter- Telling a man that age to date all kinds of Dear Indiana: You’re quite the pessimist. dren again. ness. women is like telling a paraplegic to get up and Paul isn’t you. He is willing to date and has Tell us, Annie, what should we do? This is Dear Annie: I have a beautiful granddaugh- walk. It’s not going to happen. Approaching done so, albeit not much, which is the point. He breaking our hearts. -- Small Town in Oregon ter who has pierced her tongue and gotten a tat- women likely makes him ill with anxiety. simply needs more practice. 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623-08 098/322/03/01 $461.16 BLACK OAK RANCH LIMITED PARTNE 100/062/06/01 $728.36 046/020/56/00 $202.51 9-3,10,17/08 ANTONIO NORA B 013/560/47/00 $8,527.07 DEETER PAULA F & WILLIAM ROBER 046/020/57/00 $218.95 PROPERTY TAX DEFAULT 100/173/10/00 $376.96 BOHNER ALLAN 1/2 019/690/10/00 $3,518.26 FORD ESPERANZA (DELINQUENT) LIST ARIZA HELEN B 038/050/45/00 $2,639.00 DELGADILLO LEONARDO 001/395/12/00 $2,884.23 I, Shari L. Schapmire, Mendocino County Tax 161/190/05/00 $2,506.87 BOLDRICK FINN 032/124/32/00 $1,160.50 FORT BRAGG COASTAL PROPERTIES Collector, State of California, certify that: AU DUNCAN & IDA P 033/080/50/00 $4,638.16 DELLOBUONO BERTON & MICHELLE 018/113/14/00 $7,786.60 The real properties listed below were de- 096/221/08/01 $350.49 BRUMLEY CARLA 132/074/09/00 $7,082.95 018/113/15/00 $8,034.96 clared to be in tax default at 12:01 a.m. on Ju- AUGUSTINE WALT SUCC CO-TTEE 1/ 033/340/41/00 $751.11 DELOSSANTOS EDWARD & ALMA 018/113/16/00 $8,106.18 ly 1, 2007, by operation of law. The declara- 014/200/39/00 $388.94 BUSHMAN FRANK 1/2 178/250/80/00 $20,001.87 018/113/18/00 $8,061.79 tion of default was due to non-payment of the 014/200/40/00 $177.88 032/226/03/00 $1,506.55 DELSOL CORAZON 018/113/19/00 $8,061.79 total amount due for the taxes, assessments AVANSINO JUSTIN & SARADA 032/226/04/00 $4,033.81 026/430/43/00 $1,614.51 GABRIEL BERT & ZENY and other charges levied in 2006-2007 that 037/710/26/00 $6,083.99 033/030/04/00 $120.89 DENOON CLARK M & JEANNE T 100/062/03/01 $550.37 was a lien on the listed real property. The to- BAKER RICK 033/040/33/00 $287.40 171/110/14/00 $637.68 GALLARDO GLORY E & CLAIRE B tal due as of the date of this publication is 037/530/21/00 $5,400.28 BYLER KEVIN LANCE DEUTSCHE BANK NATIONAL TRUST C 097/153/04/01 $1,140.64 shown opposite the parcel number. BALLESTEROS GLORIA E 033/111/12/00 $94.96 033/230/18/00 $380.40 100/274/11/01 $938.34 Tax-defaulted real property may be redeemed 098/050/03/01 $444.80 CABRERA SUSAN L DHOOGHE SHARON GALOROTHMAN MICHAEL & LIGIA by payment of all unpaid taxes and assess- BANCROFT GLENN & DEBRA 001/142/18/00 $891.69 170/060/17/00 $10,732.06 001/072/43/00 $2,485.01 ments, together with the additional penalties 162/233/14/00 $4,432.26 CALCAGNO JAMES DINGMAN ALLAN C & CATHERINE R GARCIA ANSELMO and fees, as prescribed by law, or it may be BARLOW DALE E & MICHAELA N 056/340/10/05 $937.70 038/440/24/00 $2,466.74 037/150/12/00 $3,056.53 redeemed under an installment plan of re- 037/180/25/00 $1,054.19 CARNI CRAIG J & CYNTHIA N DIRIENZO ALEX GARCIA LODGE NO 240 I O O F demption. If the taxes remain unpaid after BASS CODY L 037/640/05/00 $3,594.94 096/342/04/01 $381.85 027/122/09/00 $623.34 June 30, 2012, the property will be subject to 037/180/49/00 $7,627.41 CARVAJAL BERTA ALICIA GARCIA- DIVINE KENNETH & CHRISTIE GARDINER THOMAS A sale at public auction. All information con- BATES ARTHUR D 141/100/41/00 $13,089.64 033/172/34/00 $2,803.48 099/092/04/01 $275.11 cerning redemption of tax-defaulted property 095/262/09/01 $390.35 CAZARES MAURILIO / DUMANAL DOLORES P GARMAN BEDA RYAN & LETA MARIE will be furnished, upon request, by Shari L. BATTISTELLI BRET TTEE 018/072/21/00 $3,924.38 097/032/02/01 $331.91 100/284/08/01 $1,019.95 Schapmire, Mendocino County Tax Collector, 034/143/20/00 $110.15 CHANG CYNTHIA M L ELIAS KELLY GARZINI ROBERT TTEE 1/2 501 Low Gap Road, Room #1060, Ukiah, 034/143/30/00 $172.23 100/221/09/01 $958.50 173/210/03/00 $64.39 168/080/04/00 $2,812.88 California 95482 (707)463-4323 or 463-4321. 034/143/33/00 $186.81 CHAU K M 1/2 173/220/02/00 $70.05 GATEV KRASSIMIR & ALBENA This publication shows, in this order, the BATTISTELLI BRET TTEE 1/2 097/081/10/01 $976.20 ELLIOTT CHRISTOPHER ROBIN & AN 100/190/14/01 $542.64 name of the assessee, the parcel number 034/143/15/00 $380.14 CHICK MARK S & KATHY KENT 027/461/13/00 $10,104.93 GAUDER JOSEPH A with the dollar amount due as of the date of BAZZANI SCOTT P & JENIFER 128/220/06/00 $2,713.83 ELLIS JESSE 1/2 032/330/23/00 $456.97 this publication. 182/180/07/00 $7,795.54 CHRISTENSEN EDWARD C 017/350/64/00 $1,127.13 GELLER JACOB PARCEL NUMBERING SYSTEM BEACON R D 027/241/06/00 $1,281.53 ELLIS MICHAEL C & AMY L 056/500/08/00 $4,574.94 EXPLANATION 127/250/07/00 $471.07 CHURCH DANIEL P 141/060/34/00 $6,445.95 GIACOMINI WARREN & CHRISTY The Assessor’s Parcel Number (APN), when 127/260/03/00 $3,174.41 035/030/04/00 $406.49 141/060/35/00 $5,355.30 169/130/52/00 $10,159.78 used to describe property in this list, refers to 127/270/02/00 $423.67 035/040/19/00 $406.49 ERNST WILLIAM & DEBRA GILLETTE DOROTHY J TTEE the assessor’s map book, the map page, the 127/290/01/00 $3,441.38 CLARK DAVID RULE & SUSAN LOUIS 100/082/14/01 $324.11 095/083/08/01 $402.50 block on the map (if applicable), and the indi- 127/290/02/00 $11,183.83 098/113/10/01 $818.69 EROSTICO AUGUSTIN R & MAURA GIRVIN PAULINE vidual parcel on the map page or in the block. 127/300/06/00 $1,769.87 CLARKE BILL 002/256/02/00 $1,631.89 003/490/82/00 $6,614.09 The assessor’s maps and further explanation 130/020/02/00 $517.94 036/010/12/00 $2,477.01 ESPINOSA FERNANDO P & ANGELINA GIRVIN PAULINE C of the parcel numbering system are available 130/030/01/00 $1,012.91 036/010/47/00 $1,141.71 100/351/01/01 $309.92 129/020/06/00 $3,841.43 in the assessor’s office. 130/040/01/00 $480.38 036/181/06/00 $1,994.69 ESPINOZA GRACIELA GLEASON IAN ADAM Property tax defaulted on June 30, 2007, for 130/040/03/00 $2,546.70 036/181/07/00 $2,285.43 145/231/02/00 $9,134.23 027/271/15/05 $4,830.67 taxes, assessments and other charges for the 130/040/04/00 $795.72 036/182/02/00 $5,841.69 ETTER ALVIN J & TERESA L 027/462/13/00 $16,529.91 fiscal year 2006-2007: 130/070/02/00 $372.10 036/184/06/00 $2,987.06 160/240/36/00 $207.90 GLEBE HERMAN B 1/3 A & H INVESTMENT LLC 1/2 130/080/01/00 $979.53 COLBERT LINDA J ETTER MARIE CLAUDETTE 050/490/07/00 $1,001.40 096/072/05/05 $322.82 130/120/03/00 $101.46 017/140/42/00 $1,245.01 095/261/04/01 $611.19 050/490/11/00 $202.43 096/072/06/00 $261.03 130/120/04/00 $126.71 COLDBROOK FOUNDATION THE EVANS BAYSHAUM B GNATOWSKI TAD A 098/342/02/05 $647.23 131/010/11/00 $3,493.33 018/060/52/00 $32,199.37 014/420/57/00 $908.51 125/040/58/00 $20,634.55 099/030/04/05 $667.86 131/010/16/00 $2,336.87 CORDOVA ERIC A EVANS NICHOLAS M TTEE 1/2 GODINA RAUDEL T 100/145/02/01 $506.42 131/010/17/00 $520.08 107/051/34/00 $6,373.75 015/060/39/00 $506.55 098/291/07/01 $209.44 ABERNATHY JAN J 131/010/20/00 $448.83 107/053/10/00 $5,167.71 EVANS ROBERT GOBRUEGGE GOLDENGHOST SYRACUSE 1/2 100/082/01/01 $506.75 131/020/07/00 $309.89 CORDOVA INVESTMENTS 133/070/19/00 $4,366.62 013/570/64/00 $746.34 ADAMS TIMOTHY 131/020/08/00 $136.13 177/310/31/01 $2,030.61 FAIZAN CORPORATION GOMEZ LEONOR M 161/130/18/00 $5,621.57 131/020/09/00 $781.94 CORTEZ RUBEN JR 1/2 170/120/09/00 $2,823.05 098/019/09/01 $399.18 161/130/19/00 $5,558.30 131/020/10/00 $300.39 006/251/11/00 $2,944.58 170/120/10/00 $24,861.68 GRAHAM JOHN ALLEN 1/8 ADKISSON THOMAS G & MARYANN C 131/020/12/00 $591.44 CRESSWELL IRWIN D & TINA M FARMER AARON & LUCIANNE 099/052/15/01 $726.19 013/200/63/00 $4,703.10 131/020/14/00 $644.97 007/292/65/01 $3,423.20 019/680/50/00 $17,244.24 GRAHAM WRIGHT E TTEE ADKISSON THOMAS G SR & MARYANN 131/020/15/00 $362.93 CRUZ RICHARD J 1/2 FARMER AARON & LUCIANNE C 147/252/12/01 $319.04 053/510/04/01 $1,414.98 131/120/04/00 $240.88 001/460/39/00 $2,705.15 099/152/11/01 $836.54 GREEN BYRON A JR ALAM MAHMOOD & FARAH 131/120/05/00 $288.04 CUEVAS JUAN FARRIS DANIEL W 105/300/01/00 $669.01 003/074/13/05 $15,326.42 131/120/06/00 $194.19 168/210/03/00 $10,599.30 012/710/33/00 $379.89 GREEN SHARON ANN ALAVEZOS STEPHEN R & CARRIE L 131/120/07/00 $465.77 CURRAN THOMAS F TTEE 053/470/12/00 $599.35 167/310/18/00 $1,821.86 005/160/29/00 $1,124.58 131/140/07/00 $296.90 123/250/22/00 $1,902.96 FARRIS JOHN ALBERT GREENBERG JACOLE ALCASID ELISEO M 1/2 131/140/08/00 $526.62 DABNEY JOAN M 1/3 011/550/52/00 $1,114.01 013/790/05/00 $1,765.55 003/073/10/00 $6,987.52 131/140/09/00 $347.81 099/053/13/01 $176.41 FARRIS JOHN 1/2 013/790/07/00 $1,765.55 ALCAZAR JORJE 1/2 BEAN ROGER DALLAROSA JOSEPH LEO & SHEILA 053/380/03/00 $1,563.93 GULLETT BRUCE & ANGELA 050/410/04/00 $15,067.35 132/150/03/00 $1,407.15 145/164/11/00 $2,174.32 FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE ASSO 035/460/04/00 $415.56 050/410/11/00 $14,086.03 BELL LEE DAMANI NASRUDDIN ABDULAH 098/241/07/01 $2,246.72 GUTHRIE JAMES M ALVORD BENJAMIN & NANCY 097/220/19/01 $7,412.64 096/050/07/01 $342.68 FELIZ THERESA & LESLIE TTEES 095/110/15/00 $883.58 143/110/06/00 $3,740.45 BENTO VANCE & SUSAN A DANLEY JOHN RAYMOND 050/580/08/00 $105.95 GUYETTE LARRY ARTHUR & DEBORAH 143/110/08/00 $1,842.33 182/230/20/00 $5,388.53 001/201/08/00 $7,240.07 FETHERSTON JULIA CRAWFORD 038/201/48/01 $643.69 ALWOOD MICHAEL BENZING TRAVIS P DATU FELINO S 1/2 046/310/34/00 $311.27 038/201/49/01 $535.27 011/920/37/00 $8,004.33 014/250/62/00 $2,068.30 097/293/01/01 $977.75 FICKLIN JOEL K HAAGENSMIT JAN W & JOHLEEN 1/2 ANDERSON CHERYL L BERNAZZANI JOSEPH TTEE DAVI WILLIAM A & ELEANOR LOIS 013/570/23/01 $2,875.12 015/140/57/00 $9,994.36 096/112/13/01 $1,813.03 132/073/01/00 $14,751.97 099/162/04/01 $795.65 FIGUEIREDO MARYANN HAEFKE JOHN & JESSICA ANDERSON DENNIS BLAINE JR 132/150/11/00 $15,925.02 DEAN DAVID W & JULIA LOUISE 019/143/28/00 $4,260.37 104/270/11/00 $8,894.58 027/312/06/00 $15,589.73 BERRY MICHAEL JAMES & KATHLEEN 047/010/37/00 $1,671.19 FILLMAN GAYLE EILEEN HALL CURTIS ANDERSON JAKE & MICHELLE 107/051/33/00 $8,037.15 DEASON MICHAEL D 152/210/05/00 $174.83 056/050/06/00 $740.12 098/282/03/01 $5,521.98 BIAGGI DEVON ANDREW & TIFFANY 048/170/31/00 $24,680.52 FOBERT ANDREW & ROSEMARY HAMILTON ANN 1/2 ANDERSON LESLIE J 048/230/26/00 $1,361.03 DEBUSK JASON E 003/480/36/00 $4,456.34 029/480/12/00 $2,018.61 019/143/31/00 $2,547.51 BISHOP KRISTY 100/103/27/00 $11,539.42 FOLDED HILLS RANCH CORPORATION HANOVER RITA & ERNEST ANITKAM PRAVEENA 141/170/10/00 $2,831.66 DEERWOOD CORPORATION THE 046/020/38/00 $359.52 008/290/81/00 $3,605.24 THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 17, 2008 -13

HANTZSCHE JACKSON LOCKLIN EVAN W NORTON PAUL D & JUNE E SCHNAUBELT RICHARD J & YVETTE 098/146/13/01 $413.05 133/090/25/00 $1,859.54 011/410/37/00 $4,449.05 095/020/03/01 $540.78 019/130/55/00 $561.00 VANEK KATHRYN HARDING TY M LOLONIS VINEYARDS INC 095/040/14/01 $455.48 019/130/56/00 $695.49 020/220/35/00 $8,173.16 011/410/45/00 $991.98 163/090/05/00 $152.24 095/130/08/01 $458.12 SCHOEPPNER DARYL L VANHOUSEN JASON & HEATHER MARI HARVEY LARRY C 163/110/02/00 $6,054.46 095/201/09/01 $486.43 097/071/05/01 $5,010.78 003/581/10/00 $796.24 096/072/12/01 $419.50 163/260/01/00 $175.73 095/262/11/01 $445.36 SCHULTZ NEAL R & GAIL I VANN RONALD W HEBERT PAUL LOPEZ FLORENCE S J 095/262/12/01 $445.36 161/170/17/00 $1,223.97 032/410/55/00 $242.23 018/310/43/00 $3,640.69 100/221/11/01 $598.68 NORTON THOMAS & NICOLE SCOTT FRANKIE RAY 032/410/56/00 $97.38 HERNANDEZ ROGELIO 1/2 LUCKMAN DANIEL R 097/262/17/00 $8,118.56 097/092/05/01 $1,100.38 VESEY FRED T 097/326/11/01 $9,150.01 014/374/09/00 $1,059.97 147/062/12/01 $3,334.52 SEELER CHRISTOPH OLIVER 9/10 069/142/31/00 $7,111.53 HERNANDEZ RUBEN C LUTHER JON & DIANA OAKLAND LYRIC OPERA ASSOCIATIO 123/260/16/00 $1,841.61 VETZMADIAN TRACY 100/225/01/01 $2,265.12 133/100/05/00 $5,417.87 098/050/10/01 $394.14 SELZER REAL PROPERTY LOANS LL 013/090/10/00 $818.03 HERSOM CONSUELO A TTEE LUU PHI KIM OBEE MARK DAVID & JANICE YVONN 036/150/07/00 $704.34 VICHI TONY CURTIS & JULIE ANN 097/053/02/01 $671.83 180/210/22/00 $2,547.89 003/440/44/00 $5,124.65 SHAKMAN BRUCE & JENNY BAKER- 008/095/20/00 $2,461.17 097/283/08/01 $554.60 LUZZI RONALD & CYNTHIA ODBERT JOHN P TTEE 176/020/05/00 $13,784.15 VIGREN DENNIS HETHERINGTON GEORGE 008/221/20/00 $2,040.72 017/360/03/00 $5,153.26 SHAREL SHAHIN 006/021/03/00 $12,381.73 014/430/63/00 $6,229.64 LYNCH KEVIN ONEILL LAURIE ANN 169/200/08/00 $6,022.09 VINTON LINDA HIATT SHERLENE PEELER 056/370/01/05 $486.70 123/130/29/00 $308.83 SHEPPARD NOAH 80% 033/160/49/00 $80.19 048/250/17/00 $832.91 056/370/02/00 $344.31 OPERON INC 123/130/20/00 $2,005.15 VISGER ANDREA HICKS JOHN E & ROSALENE MAGISTRELLI STEPHEN 048/170/35/00 $12,244.42 SHUN JOSEY 143/121/10/00 $40,732.98 175/050/21/00 $9,114.30 056/390/13/00 $3,307.25 ORDONEZ DAVID 001/381/11/00 $3,532.13 VOLZ DOUGLAS & RUTHANNE HICKS MILTON M & FANNIE D 056/390/14/00 $982.07 036/190/73/00 $11,423.13 168/224/17/00 $3,932.88 160/140/31/00 $15,979.58 095/100/06/01 $345.35 MAKI ASH 1/2 OSTLER REBECCA L 182/270/06/00 $7,140.63 WADDLE KEVIN J HILLSIDE COMMUNITY HOSPITAL OF 105/070/06/00 $5,705.30 018/071/27/00 $11,327.15 SIDERAKIS VAGELIS STEVE 119/420/17/00 $8,846.54 002/193/23/00 $1,455.20 MALUGANI LLOYD R SR & BETTY F 126/190/12/00 $4,625.51 185/260/21/00 $151.47 WAIDELICH NOBLE & NANCY HODDER JAMESON J 1/2 006/074/06/00 $333.12 126/190/13/00 $6,534.11 SIDRIAN MICHELLE 002/241/03/00 $4,579.16 027/311/05/00 $3,044.90 MARANON MICHAEL V PAISO STACY JINJIE 145/262/22/00 $50,586.98 WALSH NORMA O HOGGATT ERIC & APRIL FINLEY 098/342/01/01 $906.69 100/162/11/01 $979.76 SILVA STEPHANIE A 095/262/08/01 $190.19 005/223/24/00 $8,599.12 MARCHESE ROGER & PAMELA PANEDA REMEDIOS A 119/090/39/00 $9,257.46 WARNER PATRICK HOLLINGSWORTH DENNIS N 008/054/05/00 $8,307.08 097/172/12/01 $234.22 SILVERADO CUSTOM HOMES LLC 163/060/21/00 $10,673.60 069/010/31/00 $6,458.56 MARCOS FELIZ & ANGELA C 1/3 100/151/05/01 $223.19 027/041/45/00 $12,063.70 WEBER ROBERT J TTEE 86.98% HOPPER RAFAEL 097/012/13/01 $622.35 PAPPAS ROBERT M & GEORGIA K 027/041/46/00 $3,826.69 048/341/22/00 $5,901.71 050/540/32/00 $334.31 MARINO RICHARD J 046/221/16/00 $8,478.41 027/041/47/00 $5,977.29 WEHINGER BARRON A & LEANNE HORVATH LASZLO 008/045/05/00 $4,392.08 PATE WILLIAM A & JOSEFINA C SIMM KENT / 037/221/38/00 $5,796.67 149/060/17/00 $6,097.76 MARQUEZ MARTHA G 1/2 100/072/11/01 $381.31 037/032/25/00 $8,349.31 WELLS ROBERT SHEAFF JR HOUGLAND J BRYAN & JUDITH E 027/121/21/00 $2,790.08 PATTERSON WILLIAM DEAN SIMMONS BRIAN 1/2 132/073/03/00 $5,830.92 013/840/14/05 $1,380.40 MARTIN CHRIS A 037/050/41/00 $7,703.89 128/230/19/00 $234.19 WELSH LILLIAN TTEE HOUGLAND JAMES BRYAN & JUDITH 020/050/60/00 $5,965.11 PEIRCE JOANN ETHEL SIMPSON BRANDON 1/2 017/150/12/00 $217.22 018/140/43/00 $9,144.85 MARTINAZZI BRIAN 032/170/41/00 $893.81 169/120/27/00 $5,855.34 WENTWORTH TROY HOWARD ROBERT 003/050/62/00 $2,943.90 PERRY ADRIENNE J LIFE ESTATE SINGH IQBAL 1/2 002/264/07/00 $7,412.95 180/210/20/00 $1,669.55 MARTINEZ FERNANDO & RAQUEL 053/480/13/00 $1,777.00 097/220/18/01 $1,131.24 WERST MILDRED B 008/233/20/00 $124.71 PERRY JIM W SISK RONALD ALLAN 144/031/07/00 $10,673.90 HOYT RAY C JR & SANDRA C MATTA IBRAHIM SALIB 1/2 019/143/15/00 $592.57 098/033/04/01 $546.79 WEST DAVID N & ROXANNE L 163/081/03/00 $2,331.46 095/010/15/01 $308.45 PETERS S M SISKIYOU LAND CONSERVANCY 105/200/08/00 $2,911.03 HSBC BANK USA NATIONAL ASSOCIA MAXWELL DAVID L 100/223/06/01 $3,621.61 011/420/15/00 $139.63 WHEELESS ROBERT D 003/410/45/00 $4,352.77 033/230/15/00 $3,014.17 PETERSEN BRYAN 011/420/16/00 $63.20 167/310/46/00 $5,502.42 HUNT BRADLEY J MAY ENCARNACION H 038/170/32/00 $17,488.66 SMITH DAVID L & PATRICIA L WHITE PAUL F & YVONNE K LACY 179/293/17/00 $3,443.28 095/020/07/01 $337.66 PINOLEVILLE POMO NATION 038/213/07/00 $5,702.81 038/440/32/00 $1,065.35 HURT TIMOTHY T & LEANNE 1/2 MAYFIELD DONNA RAE 169/211/10/00 $2,986.17 SMITH JANICE M 038/440/33/00 $888.75 032/410/31/00 $2,800.44 105/030/13/00 $1,745.07 PINOLEVILLE POMO NATION 1/2 013/790/09/01 $1,941.89 WHITELY LANCE V & SHELLY L HURT TIMOTHY T 1/2 MCASEY DAVID & KARRI HAGE 169/211/09/00 $9,818.21 013/790/27/01 $1,033.67 013/560/40/00 $2,315.75 032/360/03/00 $900.37 175/030/08/00 $2,731.37 POND MARY ANN 014/100/71/00 $630.47 WHITLEY STEPHEN G II & TAYLOR HURT WAYNE C MCCLINTOCK RAY E & MARY L 125/410/04/00 $887.55 SMITH JASON SCOTT & SABRINA LY 014/040/01/00 $2,218.89 034/010/48/00 $243.44 003/480/76/00 $2,987.02 125/430/02/00 $684.20 098/161/14/00 $253.07 014/500/08/00 $6,355.48 INDYMAC BANK F S B MCCULLOCH JAMES E & BARBARA A POTTER JOSHUA T / SMITH JOSHUA ALBERT WIERENGA MICHAEL A & MARGARET 019/380/07/00 $7,476.48 106/160/08/00 $52.44 006/021/16/00 $9,330.41 170/072/09/00 $2,455.33 048/200/30/01 $12,775.74 IVERSEN KENNETH ERIC 160/170/08/00 $138.01 POWERS EDWARD C SMITH LELAND K & KATHRYN R TTE WILBERGER BRIAN 001/393/06/00 $7,183.58 160/170/12/00 $69.74 118/130/05/00 $342.13 032/320/24/00 $1,154.85 053/411/20/00 $1,083.13 JACKSON EDGAR A JR 1/3 160/170/13/00 $211.65 123/150/15/00 $274.36 SMITH LOU WILLIAMS DANIEL LEROY & CATHER 098/181/11/01 $964.79 160/220/02/00 $74.82 123/150/42/00 $1,012.67 056/080/15/00 $311.51 103/141/03/00 $4,107.91 JACKSON KNUTE 160/220/05/00 $139.91 POWERS MARCIE SNYDER ANDREW J & MARYANN A WILLIAMS MARY EVELYN 1/2 020/510/36/00 $8,538.39 MCDONALD JEFFERSON T 037/032/33/00 $8,482.81 003/490/98/00 $12,549.82 014/630/03/00 $14,260.45 JACKSON WILLIAM S III 1/2 003/150/20/00 $117.63 PROKOPOWICH BRYON & KRISTEN 1/ SOLDAVINI JILL M TTEE WILLIAMS ROBERT N & JUDITH D 019/680/47/00 $5,140.58 MCGRAW CHARLES E ESTATE OF 145/122/09/00 $2,653.42 099/132/13/01 $398.22 103/100/05/00 $985.49 JAMES NIGEL FAIRLIE SETON & KA 169/071/19/00 $8,318.56 PROPERTY ASSET MANAGEMENT INC SOLIS ABEL & LAURA WILSON BRYAN L 019/292/02/00 $14,000.58 MCKNIGHT JOANN 160/160/14/00 $8,753.14 145/101/02/00 $17,627.36 001/470/27/00 $3,202.14 JARVIS RUSSELL P 003/420/21/00 $3,406.10 PROSPECTOR FUND 145/220/30/00 $3,505.26 WOLF ERNIE S & YVONNE M TTEES 100/062/14/01 $667.47 MCLEAN STEVEN E 181/070/04/00 $2,775.53 SOLIS LAURA & ABEL 033/290/12/00 $1,181.03 JENKINS CHARLES ZACHARY JR 032/400/50/00 $2,149.79 PROVINS GLORIA FREELOVE TTEE 144/256/06/00 $10,911.10 WOOD DAN & LAURIE 032/310/40/00 $802.05 MEACHAM JAMES S 006/021/10/00 $2,187.27 SPENCE TAMMIE LYNN 168/010/11/00 $6,795.86 032/310/42/00 $860.49 008/243/03/00 $7,058.60 PURNELL MOLLIE 019/322/03/00 $3,816.52 WOOD PAULETTE JIMENEZ LINA TTEE MEDINA IRMA 100/165/08/01 $803.43 ST GEORGE PATHFINDERS 107/054/03/00 $320.04 132/141/04/00 $3,190.18 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037/340/25/00 $2,077.17 MOHLER MIKE 1/2 RENSINK KENNETH B & BARBARA J 103/190/30/00 $8,029.56 096/154/05/01 $346.97 KING DAVID 1/2 037/210/38/00 $5,166.64 178/250/81/00 $3,088.46 TASTAD THOMAS E & SUZANNE R YANG JOSEPH T C 097/011/10/01 $565.42 MONMONIER BENJAMIN WAYNE REPOVSCH ALBERT WILLIAM JR 027/111/27/00 $7,276.17 096/154/04/01 $278.12 097/011/12/01 $617.94 177/310/20/01 $2,513.98 033/140/29/00 $1,362.53 TELLSTROM KELLY M VOGEL- 098/043/11/01 $331.91 KNAPP STEVEN P MOODY DENNIS RAY JR RESURRECCION MILAGROS & JOSE H 169/131/18/00 $11,257.44 099/112/10/01 $331.91 168/020/02/00 $6,762.27 006/061/11/00 $3,425.75 100/292/14/01 $307.64 TEODORO ANTONIO G & ELVIRA B ZACHARIAH DOLLY KNIGHT WILLIAM L & PETRA G MOODY DOUGLAS R & DEBORAH REXRODE DOUGLAS L & LORENE A 097/043/01/01 $584.79 160/014/17/00 $15,044.03 182/120/14/00 $8,275.19 008/350/44/00 $10,083.03 018/054/16/00 $2,857.55 TEODORO ELVIRA B KNOLES DEBORAH ANN 160/014/18/05 $2,477.62 MOORE MICHAEL J TTEE REYNOLDS BARBARA M 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Schapmire MORFIN SIXTO 1/3 003/110/66/00 $6,133.59 095/210/12/01 $217.48 Mendocino County Tax Collector 168/080/09/00 $2,169.75 001/490/55/00 $4,183.87 RICHMOND ENTERPRISES LLC TINDALL JOSHUA JOHN & CATRENIA LARSEN CHRISTOPHER W 1/2 Executed at Ukiah, Mendocino County on MORRISON JOHN & LISA 099/041/08/01 $1,655.71 002/151/07/00 $9,166.07 September 3, 2008. 036/100/23/00 $146.88 013/180/26/00 $15,732.64 RILEY MARK S & ALEXANDRA TINOYBALASICO CHARITO G 036/100/24/00 $5,452.54 MOSS BRAD & KIMBERLEY 017/380/56/00 $5,555.98 096/151/06/01 $1,082.15 036/190/83/00 $1,255.51 005/216/26/00 $13,955.50 RIVER MARLANA TTEE TOMPKINS THOMAS E & MILEA M LASALLE BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIAT MURREY DOUGLAS & BARBARA 005/222/11/00 $1,897.39 047/530/06/00 $1,697.56 658-08 003/440/40/00 $1,067.04 145/101/05/00 $4,712.82 ROBLES ROBERTO SR & CONCEPCION TOMS MICHAEL ANTHONY & JUSTINE 9-12,13,14,15,16,17,18,19,20, LAURICE DOUGLAS M & MARY S MYERS LUCIE H 178/030/08/00 $1,585.63 179/153/02/00 $5,405.87 21,22,23,24,24,25/08 049/330/17/00 $3,732.51 031/010/20/01 $227.37 RODRIGUEZ RICHARDO & MARIA TRAN ERIC 049/350/24/00 $209.12 MYERS LUCIE HEBERT- 018/052/26/00 $2,842.55 002/242/07/00 $10,846.44 MEMBERS FOR MENDOCINO COUNTY LAURIDSEN GLORIA J 011/670/21/01 $157.65 ROSE PETER JOSEPH 002/242/10/00 $8,830.49 037/570/05/00 $1,418.87 IN-HOME SUPPORTIVE SERVICES (IHSS) 011/670/23/01 $132.54 027/443/20/05 $3,710.06 TRIMMER ROBERT W & VALERIE J ADVISORY COMMITTEE NEEDED LAWRENCE DUANE 011/670/31/01 $1,548.22 ROSENSTEEL RUSSELL A & SOPHIA 006/270/15/00 $2,145.62 147/252/05/01 $2,392.39 011/670/32/01 $3,061.52 145/162/03/00 $4,894.51 TRINIDAD BARTOLOME J & REBECCA We are looking for new members to serve on LAZARO RICHARD W & CORINE B 011/690/19/01 $171.66 ROZWADOWSKI COLLEEN L 096/274/03/01 $849.54 the IHSS Advisory Committee. The Advisory 013/300/59/00 $11,079.83 011/690/22/01 $101.88 096/300/17/01 $308.33 TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH Committee is made up of citizens who pro- LEIVA NICOLAS 031/020/44/01 $806.27 RUBIE JACQUELINE 008/221/02/00 $371.37 vide advice and guidance to the Mendocino 100/061/03/01 $291.59 MYERS LUCIE HERBERT- 056/490/13/00 $2,525.82 TRIPLETT ERIC & SANDY County Board of Supervisors, Health and Hu- LERCH JOHN WALTER 011/520/10/01 $116.92 RUBY CREEK RANCH LLC 008/311/09/00 $1,302.21 man Services Agency - Social Services 047/530/12/00 $157.19 011/530/07/01 $116.92 037/050/57/00 $21,585.86 TROEDEL TODD E LESTER ALAN Branch, and IHSS Public Authority, on the N R L L EAST LLC RUDIN KAY A 162/210/37/00 $7,502.26 IHSS program and the Referral Registry. 015/410/38/01 $6,149.19 033/030/02/00 $1,009.09 013/260/01/00 $5,682.86 TRUMPER THOMAS R & JULIA E LEWIS RICHARD P JR / 097/052/04/01 $278.12 SALAZAR MARIA Y 1/6 020/500/26/00 $492.41 143/222/02/00 $11,056.92 NATION CLINT & SIERRA 034/143/01/00 $846.04 TURRI JOSEPH JOHN 1/2 Current openings are for current or former re- LIBEU HELEN TTEE 1/2 097/283/27/00 $7,663.22 SAMUELS BARRY L & CYNTHIA S 182/220/16/00 $1,030.97 cipients of in-home supportive services to 046/020/40/00 $735.90 NEIDEFFER DONALD & CHERYL 056/010/05/00 $5,315.89 TUYOR GONZALO M & FLORENCIA R serve a two-year term. Service on the Com- 046/550/05/00 $1,029.86 003/031/18/00 $7,412.95 SANCHEZ ROBERTO & THERESA 098/021/05/01 $526.57 mittee is voluntary and there is no stipend. 046/550/10/00 $113.90 NELSON GREGORY M & REGINA A 145/092/02/00 $1,745.07 U S BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION Mileage reimbursement is available. The 046/550/13/00 $1,170.54 032/480/29/00 $2,108.35 SANDERS JESSICA ENGLAND 145/240/07/00 $14,837.96 IHSS Advisory Committee is currently work- LIDKE FREDERICK C 032/480/31/00 $4,087.46 003/571/08/00 $5,199.90 UKIAH LAWS LLC ing on provider training, program evaluation, 098/044/04/01 $532.21 NEVELE HOLDINGS LLC 1/4 SANDERS MICHAEL J & CATHY 003/420/48/00 $22,444.95 LIGHTRAIN MICHAEL and building an effective IHSS program and 011/410/11/01 $276.27 160/260/16/00 $3,120.39 UNSWORTH GEORGE E 1/2 Referral Registry. The IHSS Advisory Com- 005/110/07/05 $5,865.13 011/410/17/01 $132.51 SAUCEDO MARTHA ELENA 032/190/51/00 $227.85 LIM CHIN TIAN 011/410/19/00 $558.36 167/300/08/00 $4,723.47 032/190/52/00 $227.85 mittee meets the first Wednesday of the 097/313/12/01 $247.64 011/480/01/00 $1,454.91 168/010/17/00 $14,828.59 032/190/53/00 $227.85 month, 1:00 to 3:00 p.m. at 747 S. State LINDORFER BRENT E & MARTHA V J NGUYEN MELINDA SAWYER RUSSELL E TTEE 032/190/54/00 $227.85 Street in Ukiah. 069/112/14/00 $4,183.83 002/242/06/00 $8,858.29 005/215/08/00 $4,516.04 VALDEZ BERNARD R LIU LYNDON NICHOLS SUSAN 1/2 SCHAEFER JASON & LINDA G 144/253/06/00 $6,971.92 Please request an application through Elaine 095/170/01/01 $367.42 005/143/02/00 $1,901.15 038/070/12/00 $9,451.27 VALENCIA JOSE & SYLVIA Chan at: 463-7900, or email: LOCKHART JAY S NISPEROS MARIVIC D SCHARFFENBERGER JOHN 184/062/04/00 $1,150.58 014/580/07/00 $703.68 [email protected] Final day for accepting 098/061/06/01 $230.02 046/040/05/00 $629.26 VALLE MEGDONIO A & ROSMIN J applications is October 31, 2008. 14- WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 17, 2008 THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL

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Social or Behavioral NOW HIRING LAWYER. On September 30, 2008, at OUR pus is looking for counties. Earn a Residential Treat- w/hands on experi- $1200 + dep. competitive wage Science, Public or Avg Pay $20/ hr, $57 10:00am, Cal-Western Reconveyance Corpo- CHILD CARE K/yr, incl. Fed ben, OT. ment Campus is ences, taught by 272-8540 TROOPS Mental Health, Public ration, as duly appointed trustee under and WORKERS. plus mileage reim- Placed by adSource not seeking a Contract credentialed teach- DVD DRIVE!!! or Business Admin & 3bdrm.2 ba. Town- pursuant to Deed of Trust recorded July 29, CCW is responsible bursement plus addi- affiliated with USPS who Therapist to provide ers w/an emphasis The troops need 3 yrs supervisory home. $1200/mo + 2005, as Inst. No. 2005-16414 in book XX, for the daily care & tional reimbursement hires. 1-866-292-1387 individual, family and in early literacy and to be entertained. exp. 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The sion, tuition reim- Amelia Rodriguez EOE hrs/week, or 96 8- Section 5102 of the Financial Code and au- www.trinityys.org BUSINESS bd/1ba high ceilings, troops really ap- bursement & FREE 707/272-5692 or hr days/11 mos/yr. thorized to do business in this state: At the Substance EOE 250 RENTALS views, sunny, 7 mins preciate the co-op child care. [email protected]. Req. Special main (south) entrance to the mendocino DVDs. Drop off TLC Child & 2 room office with to Willits, 1 acre, gar. Must pass pre-em- Environ. Protection Abuse Ed Cred. county Courthouse, 100 North State Street boxes are at Family Services parking $485 per $1500 mo. Pets ok ployment physical, Agcy. Genr’l Assist. $68,003 - $87,259 ●Potter Vly Com Counselor II seeks 2 additional month, plus utilities. w/sec. 310-887-6363 Ukiah, California, all right, title and interest drug test & back- Program Coord. F/T annually munity Health Ctr. $3519-$4280/Mo homes for Shelter 485-1196 conveyed to and now held by it under said ground check. ●Environ. bkground. (pro-rated for P/T) ●Potter Vly Hi. Scl. Mendocino County Care program 1bd. Nr. P.V. Trees, Deed of Trust in the property situated in said APPLY AT ● Deadline to apply: In Redwood Valley Management exp. Public Health–AODP, Applicants need to FREE MO. 171 B lawn, pond, shed, County and State described as: Completely 915 W. Church St. ● 10/1/08 have at least 1 spare ●3 Pepper Pizza. Report & Grant Dependency Drug Brush 1900 sq.ft. lgt. W/D. Lease $750mo. described in said deed of trust The street Ukiah or fax www.mcoe.us/d/hr/jobs bdrm to house a child In Ukiah: writing skills. Court Program Exp mgf. ware, studio, + dep. 743-1525 address and other common designation, if ●GI Joe’s, resume 707-467-5012 for up to 30 days. ●Pay DOE facilitating AOD proc- office a/c, pkg $900 3 bdrm. 2 ba. any, of the real property described above is ●Christmas 877-382-7617 Guaranteed monthly For app. Tribal Ofc. ess & education allotment. Generous 468-5176 home completely purported to be: 1050 North Pine Street Ukiah Dreams & Gifts. PROOF www.trinityys.org at 707-984-6197 increase upon place- Or call Jasmine or groups with adults OPERATIONS Office/shop/retail remodelled in CA 95482 The undersigned Trustee dis- EOE Deadline 09-19-08 ment. Income tax-ex- Chris Snider at and/or adolescents is desirable claims any liability for any incorrectness of the SUPERVISOR empt. Exp. with chil- 2181 S.State, Ukiah 743-2215 or Environmental a plus. Bilingual en- Vichy Springs Accountant for E This position super- dren req. Parents will 1000 sq ft. $550/mo street address and other common designa- 489-4592 Water Project couraged to apply. tion, if any, shown herein. Said sale will be Center located in vises employees in receive training, + So- + sec. 462-8273 (EPA Field Crew) Req BA in Social ● Fireplace, held, but without covenant or warranty, ex- Ukiah; 40 hrs/wk; the Proof Depart- cial Worker, in-home for Creek Work Work, Mental Health, support & respite. SPACE TO RENT in ● 2 car garage press or implied, regarding title, possession, LOST & benefits; Level I: ment to ensure Temp.(3 to 4) mo. 3 Counseling or related Need 1 or 2-parent chiropractic office. ● Associate Degree in timely & accurate Travertine flooring condition or encumbrances, including fees, 30 FOUND positions for planting homes, with 1 parent LMT, L.Ac. ? & two yrs exp. Apply daily operations. ● Stainless steel\ charges and expenses of the Trustee and of Accounting & 2 yrs. home full time. Home Alder trees at Cahto by 09/26/08 to: HR, The ideal candidate 462-2943 appliances, the trusts created by said Deed of Trust, to exp. $15.29/hr with with no more than 1 Creek. For apps. 579 Low Gap Rd, ● In ground pool potential up to comes with a bank- biological child consid- STORE FRONT pay the remaining principal sums of the Tribal office at Ukiah, CA 95482, $18.63/hr; Level ll: ing background, has ered. Retirees invited Prime location, (includes pool note(s) secured by said Deed of Trust. The + 707-984-6197 (707) 463-4261, service) Bachelor’s Degree strong written & ver- to apply. Contact TLC School & Perkins total amount of the unpaid balance of the obli- Deadline 09-19-08 w/TDD (800) 735- in Accounting and 2 bal communication 707-463-1100 1040 sqft $1250/mo. No smoking. gation secured by the property to be sold and F/T Internet Market- 2929. www.co.mend Lic#236800809 yrs exp.; $16.86/hr skills, the ability to 272-7388 $2200 mo + sec. reasonable estimated costs, expenses and Free Adult Barn ing, website mgmt, ocino.ca.us/hr EOE with potential up to motivate staff to 468-5770 or Cats sales & clerical. Ukiah residential APARTMENTS advances at the time of the initial publication $20.02/hr.; Exp FORENSIC meet deadlines, is 272-0958 of the Notice of Sale is: $303,567.60. If the So many barns, too Sales & computer childrens facility 300 UNFURNISHED w/MIP accounting detail oriented, has is looking for caring, Trustee is unable to convey title for any rea- many mice. skills 5 yrs. exp a MENTAL 1st mo. 1/2 off! 4bdrm. 1.5 ba. software a plus. excellent problem responsible individu- son, the successful bidder's sole and exclu- Adopt a barn cat must. Fax resume 2 BD, DW + Pool Ukiah. Contact: HR @ 410 HEALTH solving skills, & can als to join our team. sive remedy shall be the return of monies and life will be nice. 707-275-8040 Alderwood $1400 + dep. Jones Street, Ukiah, demonstrate com- Some exp. pref. but Shots, spayed or HOUSEKEEPER CLINICIAN Apartments 1450 S. 272-8540 paid to the Trustee, and the successful bidder 468-0194 deadline petent computer not nec.. Will provide neutered, not ag- (Part-Time) HHSA Mental Health State St $885- Fabulous Westside shall have no further recourse. The beneficia- 9/25/08; skills. Completion of on the job trainng. gressive, just shy. JOIN THE TRINITY Branch, $4491- $925mo. 463-2325 Loc. 4bd. 3ba. Vic- ry under said Deed of Trust heretofore exe- www.ectr.org. EOE a two-year degree Starting sal. $12.12 Call A.V. Rescue TEAM! $5460/Mo. Req Mas- or equivalent rele- torian $2200mo+sec cuted and delivered to the undersigned a writ- hr. 403B, great bene- 2 APARTMENTS and give it a try. Trinity Youth Serv- ters degree in Psy- vant work exp. req. Pets neg. 489-0201 ten declaration of Default and Demand for Banking fits, & vac. pkg. Fax 489-5207 or ices-Ukiah, a social chology, Clinical So- AVAIL Now. N/P, Sale, and a written Notice of Default and P/T Member Service Supervisory exp. resume 707-463-6957 Great studio $650 468-5218 Representatives cial Work, Family & Credit report & score Election to Sell. The undersigned caused said service agency serv- req. Three to five Willits Real Estate w/Bath, deck,& more. (Teller) Child Counseling, a must. 485-0841 Notice of Default and Election to Sell to be re- ing abused & ne- years exp. in all Office, P/T (20-30 A must see in Willits Adoptions Mendo Lake Credit glected youth in a Psychiatric Nursing & corded in the county where the real property phases of item proc- hrs) receptionist/as- 2 bd 1.5 ba.town- N/S N/P 707-486-7193 Union is now ac- Residential Treat- six yrs experience. essing preferred. sistant. Personable, house, pool, lndry, is located. For sales information: Mon-Fri Kittens, Cats, Dogs & cepting applications ment Campus is Apply by 09/24/08 to: Salary range: $2664 high energy, multi- AC, $920+ dep. Great view Willits 9:00am to 4:00pm (619) 590-1221. Cal-West- Puppies for adoption. for P/T Member looking for a House- HR Dept, 579 Low -$4350/mo. DOE. tasker, computer & N/P N/S. No sec. 8 $1300/mo. 3bd2 ba. ern Reconveyance Corporation, 525 East Every Tuesday at Service Rep. Must keeper. Responsible Gap Rd, Ukiah, CA Apply in person at phone skills needed. 468-5426 W/D, deck, & more. Main Street, P.O. Box 22004, El Cajon, CA Mendocino County be highly motivated, for working directly 95482, (707) 463- 200 N. School St. Fax resume to N/S. , 486-7193 92022-9004 Dated: September 03, 2008 Farm Supply on Tal- a team player, have 2BD 1BA with the children, 4261, w/TDD (800) Ukiah, CA no later (707)472-2939 HOPLAND, sunny & Trustee Sale Officer: Thelma B Cabacungan. mage Rd. 11:30-2:30 good organizational, water/garbage, cleans the bedrooms, 735-2929. To view than Mon. Sept. 22, spacious 4 bed- (R-194533 09/10/08, 09/17/08, 09/24/08) Anderson Valley Ani- verbal & written CHILD AC & heating bathrooms, offices, the flyer for more in- 2008 at 4:00 P.M. rooms, 2 baths, 2500 mal Rescue-Cheryl skills. Bilingual a+. CARE 462-8600 dining room, & all formation go to: EOE/AA m/f/v/d 140 SF home w/many 895-3785 or Char- We offer competitive 610-08 other areas inside the www.co.mendocino. BUSY BEES 2bd/1ba, all new, extras. Just outside lene 468-5218. salary, excellent Ready for a 9-3,10,17/08 buildings to assure ca.us/hr EOE CHILD CARE W/D h/up Sngl-car of Ukiah. $1675 per NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE TS No. 08- benefits, business the highest degree of rewarding career with Mendocino County, excellent benefits & a in Ukiah has open- gar. Nice loc, yd, month + Sec. Dep. SUBSCRIBE TODAY! casual & NO Satur- hygiene & cleanli- 55530 Title Order No. 3754573 Investor/In- Health & Human set work schedule? ings for your child! $920 Sec. 8 ok in Eve Fishell days. Send or email ness of our facility. surer No. 059557969 APN No. 141-100-14- Services Agency, We provide support Experienced, com- Ukiah 800-943-2411 RE Services The Ukiah ([email protected]) Excellent benefits. 00 YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A DEED Social Services for people with devel- passionate and reli- 707-468-4380 or resume to Starting at $9.00/hr. 2BDRM 1BA., OF TRUST, DATED 07/28/2004. UNLESS DAILY JOURNAL Branch. opmental disabilities. able care. M-F 707-391-8900 707-468-3500 Mendo Lake A/C Stv., fridge. Wtr., YOU TAKE ACTION TO PROTECT YOUR H.S. Diploma or Currently recruiting 7:30-5:30pm. Ages Credit Union Training provided. sew., gar. pd. N/P. Rogina Hts 4/2, PROPERTY, IT MAY BE SOLD AT A PUB- GED; must pass pre- for: infant to 5yrs. Lic Hello My sister and I PO Box 1410, Mon.-Fri. 8am-4:30 1582 N. Bush pool,grn hs,w/d, employment physical, •Mental Health #230003497 LIC SALE. IF YOU NEED AN EXPLANATION decided the play- pm. Wages DOE. $840+$840 462-1396 lg deck-grdn-yd, Ukiah, CA 95482 drug test & back- Rehabilitation OF THE NATURE OF THE PROCEEDING ground at Grace Apply at 990 S. Dora 489-3874 2car grg/shop/rm /Fax (707)-468-0350 ground check. Specialist CONDO - 2br/2ba. AGAINST YOU, YOU SHOULD CONTACT A Hudson School St. Ukiah 468-8824 S/P-Ok,avl 10-1 APPLY AT: •Program Fully rebuilt: new LAWYER." Notice is hereby given that RE- would be a nice place BUSINESS Lic. # 236800643 BUSY BEES $2000/mo-F/L rqd 915 W. Church St., Specialist I cabinets, granite CONTRUST COMPANY, as duly appointed to visit this morning, MANAGER or Red Fox Casino CHILD CARE ph-517-425-2506 Ukiah or fax resume For further info go counter tops, kit. trustee pursuant to the Deed of Trust execut- 9/10, so off we went. ACCOUNTANT is now hiring for the in Ukiah has open- to 877-382-7617 to: www.mss.ca. appls., carpets & Super nice 1bdrm. ed by BARBARA MAY, A MARRIED WOM- The kids loved us, One position to be following position: ings for your child! www.trinityys.org gov to: “Career Op- heat - A/C unit. Sm office, carport, AN, dated 07/28/2004 and recorded 08/04/04, but the "no dog can filled at either the General Manager Experienced, com- EOE portunities” OR call Amenities: garage at- yard. Rdwd Vly as Instrument No. 2004-17593, in Book , go to school" rule Business Manager or Applicants must sub- passionate and reli- the Jobline: (707) tached, pool, hot tub, $1200/mo 485-0104 Page ), of Official Records in the office of the send us to the Ukiah Accountant level. Interested in start- mit an application! able care. M-F Placement will 467-5866. Closes and storage unit. No shelter. We are ing a career in Come in and 7:30-5:30pm. Ages Ukiah-3bd, 2.5 ba County Recorder of Mendocino County, State depend upon 9/26/08. pets. $1200/month Black Labs who are journalism or just apply or call @ (707) infant to 5yrs. Lic w/office. Good views, of California, will sell on 09/24/2008 at qualifications. plus sec. dep. Loc: almost 4 months old. enjoy sports & 984-6197 ext. 31 #230003497 no pets. $1900/mo 10:00AM, At the main entrance to the Mendo- Business Mgr. LICENSED 551 S. Main St., Please come by and writing? Deadline for accepting 489-3874 508-8773 cino County Courthouse, 100 North State $62,501-$81,757 The Ukiah Daily NURSES & CNA’S Ukiah. 462-4630 get us if we are yours applications is Street, Ukiah, CA. at public auction, to the Accountant Journal has an Valley View September 26, 2008 Country Kid’s WANTED or call Sage at 467- Creekside Village highest bidder for cash or check as described $51,497-$70,753 opening for an Skilled Nursing REGISTERED DENTAL DayCare 370 TO RENT 6453. If no one come Apartments below, payable in full at time of sale, all right, F/T 220 days/ energetic part- 462-1436 Beverly ASSISTANTS Calpella/Forks Area. Couple seeking resi- to get us we will be Special 1/2 off 1st title, and interest conveyed to and now held 12 months/year time sports Mail order company Mendocino Commun- Now enrolling chil- dence in Ukiah. Good up for adoption on months rent. 1 & 2bd by it under said Deed of Trust, in the property Mendocino reporter to cover in Ukiah hiring for ity Health Clinic dren 0-10 391-6356 income. 1 fam.small 9/16 Call 707-456-9735 situated in said County and State and as County Office of local prep & clerical office pos. Ukiah & Willits Lic 230003634 pet. $600-$1000. Education college sports. more fully described in the above referenced Fax res. 472-0228 Excel. pay & benefits DISCOVERY Lg 1bd upstrs. pri- Please help call Nev 707-467-5012 or The successful Deed of Trust. The street address and other MAINTENANCE E-mail: dakka@ WORLD vate deck, pool,lndry, or Kim 707-467-1371 visit our website at candidate will common designation, if any, of the real prop- PERSON mchcinc.org Fax: PRESCHOOL carport. No Sec. 8. www.mcoe.us/d/hr/jobs also be responsi- NEED immediately. erty described above is purported to be: W/TRUCK & TOOLS 707-468-0793 is now enrolling for $750. 463-2134 Open until filled. ble for covering 2bd hse w/fenced bk 33688 IVERSEN ROAD, GUALALA, CA, 831-238-3206 www.mchcinc.org the 2008-2009 Wow, I am the 3rd Apply by September editing shifts (two NOW yd. West side Ukiah. 95445. The undersigned Trustee disclaims RN Care Manager, school year. We purebred lost Ger- 30, 2008 to assure times per week NCO Head Start - ACCEPTING Exel local refs. 468- any liability for any incorrectness of the street 80% FTE in Clear- have openings for man Shepherd to re- consideration and during sports Ukiah APPLICATIONS 9050 address and other common designation, if cently come into the editor’s vaca- Family Support lake working with half day preschool WANTED TO any, shown herein. The total amount of the Ukiah Shelter, but I COMMERCIAL tions), thus com- Specialist l/ll - To seniors. PHN prefer- and an extended Cypress Ridge SHARE RENT unpaid balance with interest thereon of the have the distinction DRIVER puter design work w/low income red. Exc. Bens. day for our working Apartments 380 obligation secured by the property to be sold of being the only Class A or B Lic experience is a families enrolled in Resume to CCMC: families. Our curric- 520 Cypress St. DUPLEXED HOUSE plus reasonable estimated costs, expenses male. I was found on req’d. FT + benefits. major plus. The HS Ctr. $11.80- 14642-C Lakeshore ulum is play based Ft. Bragg, CA N/S/P/D $740 split Daily Journal and advances at the time of the initial publica- 9/14 on Tomki Rd. in Job description and $13.03/hr DOQ. Dr., Clearlake, CA w/hands on experi- 95437 util. shared laundry paginates with tion of the Notice of Sale is $407,038.25. It is RV with a rope app available at 351 Assoc. Tchr l/ll - 95422.. See ences, taught by female only 468-5764 Quark X-Press. possible that at the time of sale the opening around my neck. I Franklin Ave in Willits Must have 12 Core communitycare credentialed teach- HUD subsidized Being a quick 707.com for job desc. FURN rm for res. bid may be less than the total indebtedness now am safe at the COOKS & CATER- CDV units & 6 mos. ers w/an emphasis senior housing to study & having ECE exp. $10.47- Social Services in early literacy and income qualified wrkg indiv. nice loc due. In addition to cash, the Trustee will ac- shelter located 298 ING strong people $11.45/hr DOQ. SERVICE meets state stand- applicants. $500 +$500 util incl. cept cashier's checks drawn on a state or na- Plant Rd. The female Immediate openings. skills is also a Both Posn’s Bilin- COORDINATOR ards for Kindergart- n/s/p/d 707-462-9225 tional bank, a check drawn by a state or fed- GSD's are now avail- Apply at Crushed bonus. This is a able for adoption and Grape, 13500 Hwy gual pref. (Case Mgr) en readiness. If you Must be 62+ or Lg. bd. Sep ent., own eral credit union, or a check drawn by a state 20-hour per week 1 F/T in Ukiah, CA would like more in- if no one finds me I 101 Hopland 95449 position that Must complete NCO mobility impaired cooking area. Fem. or federal savings and loan association, sav- serving teens and formation or would will be looking for my includes evening appl. & include tran- Refs. N/P/D/S. $550 ings association, or savings bank specified in Dietary Manager young adults with de- like to visit our pro- new home on 9/22. If & weekend work. scripts, 800-606-5550 Please call + 1/3 utils. 467-9925 Section 5102 of the Financial Code and au- needed for a 68 bed velopmental disabili- gram please call you know me please If covering the or www.ncoinc.org (707)964-7715 thorized to do business in this state. Said sale skilled nursing ties. Requires MA, Room in Rdw. Vly. call Sage at 467- Ukiah Valley Closes: 5 PM 9/22 462-2220 will be made, in an ''AS IS'' condition, but facility. Exp. pref. Lic. #233006962 Furn & ready for you! 6453. sports scene (Postmarks not ac- BA or RN lic + rele- without covenant or warranty, express or im- Apply at 1162 S. sparks your inter- cepted). EOE vant pd experience in $500/mo. $100 dep. HELP Dora St. Ukiah, CA Misty’s Treehouse plied, regarding title, possession or encum- est, submit your human services + Animal lover a must! WANTED Operations Manager: Daycare FT PT brances, to satisfy the indebtedness secured 120 Direct Care Work resume & a writ- knowledge of dev ONLY $500 DEPOSIT 485-5041 or 272-7138 Cancer Resource avail. 467-0701 by said Deed of Trust, advances thereunder, COOK (experienced) No Exp.Needed!! ing sample or two disability issues. Sal- Modern 2br wtr/gbe pd West side master Centers of Mendocino Lic.230003620 with interest as provided, and the unpaid prin- Apply at the Morning, eves, to: Co. Experience & ary range $2749 to AC laundry carport bdrm w/2 walk-in cipal of the Note secured by said Deed of Purple Thistle. graveyard. Drug test Sports Editor, strong aptitude in fis- $3868/mo + exc. walk to town. Mason closets. Avail 10/4 Trust with interest thereon as provided in said 50 S. Main St. Willits req., no test for can- Ukiah Daily cal control systems, bene. Closes 9/22/08 St. $850mo. 433-4040 $550 + 1/2 util & dep. nabis, gd DMV. Per- office & facilities @ 5 pm. Send re- Note, plus fees, charges and expenses of the NCO Head Start - Journal, management, HR, PARK PLACE n/s/d/p 463-2898 sonal care, cooking, 590 S. School sume & letter of inter- Trustee and of the trusts created by said Ukiah grant contract admin. 1 bd. $800. 2 bd. MOBILES FOR Deed of Trust. DATED: 09/03/2008 RECON- PROGRAM cleaning, driving & St., Ukiah, CA Ideal candidate: est to H.R., RCRC, $910. T.H. $1050. ASSISTANT l-ll. providing living skills 390 RENT TRUST COMPANY 1757 TAPO CANYON 95482. QuickBooks, Word & 1116 Airport Park Pool, Garg. 462-5009 Min req. is 2 yrs of- training to adults with You can also e- Excel proficient, dem- Blvd., Ukiah, CA Dbl. wide mobile on ROAD, SVW-88 SIMI VALLEY, CA 93063 fice exp.Office Mgmt developmental disa- mail your stuff onstrates flexibility, 95482, e-mail Spacious 2bd. Pool. 1/4 ac. 3bd1.5 ba. Phone: (800) 281 8219, Sale Information & Bilingual pref. PA- multi-tasking & abili- bilities. 3,6 bed group to udjsports@ H20, trash pd. $850. Well kept. Front & (626) 927-4399 By:-- Trustee's Sale Officer ll AA+2 yrs exp. ty to meet deadlines. [email protected] Read All $13.03-$13.70/hr homes, estb. in 1988. pacific.net or or fax 707-462-4280 N/P. 462-6075 rear awnings, 2 car RECONTRUST COMPANY is a debt collector Regular travel be- DOQ. 20-40 hrs/wk. 485-0165, 485-5168 fax it to (707) tween Mendocino & “EOE-M/F” About It! Se habla espanol. carport, garden shed, attempting to collect a debt. Any information Must submit NCO 468-3518. Prior Ukiah offices. Start- The Ukiah completely fen. N/P, DME/Medical Billing Top Notch LVN Westside 2 bd, obtained will be used for that purpose. app: 800-606- to hire-on, a drug ing salary: $40-$45K N/S, 4480 Sunny- 5550x302. Closes 5 Clerk. F/T. good with people. DAILY JOURNAL $775/mo + Sec. ASAP# 2858142 09/03/2008, 09/10/2008, screening is +full benefits. Open crest Dr. $1190/mo. PM 9/19 (postmark Pay DOE. Call until filled. Fax re- Send resumes to Your Local GC, NS, NP, 09/17/2008 required. Daily Newspaper! 391-5787 not accepted). EOE JoAnne 468-5220 sume 707-937-1143. [email protected] 972-4260 THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 17, 2008 -15

MOBILES FOR MISC. PETS & GARAGE GARAGE REC VEH REAL ESTATE 390 RENT 480 FOR SALE 500 SUPPLIES 590 SALES 590 SALES 610 CAMPING 710 WANTED Mobile space for Dell laptop for sale- COCKATIEL FREE GARAGE HUGE FALL ‘96 SHADOW Cruis- LOOKING for hunt- rent up to 8x35. about 6 years old, Finger trained with SALE SIGNS. CLEANING er M-740 7’ Cab over ing lease for deer, Senior Park. $310/ has Windows 00 on 2 cages. Realty World Selzer SALE! camper, porta-potty, pigs, turkey, quail. NEWSPAPER mo. + $310 last mo $100. 485-8564 Realty. 350 E. Gobbi heating & fridge Prefer large acreage. it, and Microsoft kids, womens & rent. incl. wtr., sew., $2350 obo 463-0392 Willing to pay $$$. ADVERTISING Word. Needs re- Cocker Span. AKC GARAGE SALE last plus-size clothing, garb. N/P. 462-7630, pairs. Comes with Call 489-5664 gets read. gets remembered. Reg. Male. 15 mo. chance Frit & Sat Toys, craft items, MOTOR- 468-5607 power cord. Screen MOBILES gets results! $350. Social, needs Sept 19 & 20 9-2. lots of household 620 CYCLES in great shape. One dog buddy. 391-6998 Everything must go! misc, Christmas & 720 FOR SALE MUSICAL 2003 HONDA key is missing on 9440 West Rd R.V. holiday decorations, Double-wide mobile With so many advertising 410 INSTRUMENTS Jack Russell XR400R Street legal, keyboard, but still Hospice of Ukiah yard items, house home 1968. For ag PIANO Wurlitzer Puppies very low hrs 70+mpg mediums dividing the attention of useable. Comes Thrift & Gift Store plants, laptop land only. Free-you Spinet. Maple w/ Males. $300. $4500 obo 367-1037 potential customers, newspapers with leather nice 724 S. State St. Corner of Cypress haul 468-8529 bench. Very gd cond. 972-8111 remain the most effective source case, with pull han- 707-462-3141 & Bush Streets VANS $600/bo 462-8150 Jack Russell Terrier for reaching consumers. Why? dle & wheels. Ask- SATURDAY 9-3p 660 FOR SALE ing $25/obo. 972- pups 2m, 1f, $200 Celebrate 770 REAL ESTATE Simply put, newspapers reach NO EARLIES! Seeking camper van 9577 ea. Tails docked, 1st By owner, (Ukiah) 420 BOATS or cargo van with more people, more often. Highly shots 367-1933 Senior vintage 1885 home in 14’ ALUMINUM boat Hot Tub 2008. many CANCEL IF high top. Year 1990 portable and highly visible, Rottweiler pups top premier w/side neigh- w/trailer, sm Honda jets, therapy seats. Day up. 937-4430 newspaper ads go with people German champion RAIN borhood. 2250 sf on motor; runs but warranty, never used. (55 yr & over) lines. Show & pet. 7 CARS lrg. 11,700 sf lot. and stay with them. needs attention $750 Can deliver Sell EVERY Thursday MULTI FAMILY Au- 1/2 wks 442-3403 FOR SALE $690K Interested That means your business is more 463-0392 $1795 (707)766-8622 Starting Thurs. thentic handbag, gas 680 powered cars + more $$CASH FOR YOUR buyers call 972-8234 likely to be on their minds when New Samsung digi- Aug. 28. All Toy Fox Terrier Sat 8-? 8686 East Rd JUNK CARS $$$ For or 972-0248 they’re in the market for related tal camera Black, merchandise 10% 460 APPLIANCES puppy, male, AKC, Spc #23 R.V. your old used cars! products or services. When it very nice! Used only off entire store. MORTGAGE LOANS USED 9 weeks. SAT ONLY 9-3 FREE pick up in purchasing & refin. three times. Very Come join in comes to spending your APPLIANCES 817 N. Oak St Ukiah area! Lost title Rates at 6%. Also good shape. Comes Vaccinated, on the fun. advertising dollars, make the & FURNITURE. Furn., hsehld, books ok. Steel drop boxes doing short sales!! with box, instruc- microchipped, vet Celebrando El Dia choice that’s tried and true: Guaranteed. 485-1216 and more for scrap metal also Larry Wright tions, USB hookup. checked. Ch. De los Mayores (55 available upon re- Golden Bear Mortgage Newspaper advertising works MISC. Paid $130, asking parents. Will be anos y mas) Cada WED-FRI furn, quest, call 707-546- 707-239-8080 harder for you. FOR SALE $60. 972-9577 see approximately 5 Jueves 28 de Agos- 480 dishes, glass ware, 7553!!!! lbs. Pet only. Well to Toda La Mercan- online at samsung- toys, cllctbls Duran- To advertise, call today Hearthstone free camera.com Model socialized from cia 10% de de- VW Bug ‘69. Great standing gas heater. duran, Prin Di, mags, number is S 85/D 85 birth, ready now. scuento En toda la cond. New Clutch. FIND 707-468-3500! $200. elctrncs 1465 Elm St 350.00 tienda Vengan y Reblt 4 spd. Needs WHAT YOU 707-468-7813 PETS & disfruten Con noso- minor motor work. . 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Lake Mendocino – Lake level: 723.28 feet; Storage: 46,112 acre-feet (Maximum storage 122,500 acre-feet) Inflow: n/a Outflow: n/a Air quality – Ozone: .060 ppm (State standard .090 ppm) Carbon monoxide: .50 ppm (20.0 ppm) Nitrogen dioxide: .017 ppm (.25 ppm) Schwarzenegger says he will veto California budget Associated Press taxes sooner, a maneuver designed to said if Schwarzenegger makes good wanted on when the Legislature inspired a potential movement to SACRAMENTO — Gov. Arnold close a $15.2 billion deficit without on his veto, it would appear to be the could tap the rainy day fund. revamp state government. Schwarzenegger on Tuesday rejected borrowing or imposing new taxes. first veto of a budget in state history. Lawmakers had agreed to his The Bay Area Council, represent- the budget passed hours earlier by Even lawmakers who voted for The last time the Legislature over- demand to raise the rainy day fund ing the chief executives of Google, the Legislature, pledging to veto it the plan agreed that it merely rode a gubernatorial veto was in July from 10 percent of the general fund Yahoo, Chevron, Wells Fargo and for failing to meet his reform delayed until next year the toughest 1979, when both the Senate and budget to 12.5 percent. demands and solve California’s per- decisions about how to balance the Assembly rejected former Gov. Jerry “One single provision,” Bass said other major San Francisco Bay area sistent fiscal problems. state’s spending and expenses. Brown’s veto of a bill giving state in a statement. “That’s no excuse to businesses, is actively pushing for a If Schwarzenegger follows Schwarzenegger said the current employees a pay raise. close down services for the develop- state constitutional convention. One through on his threat, it would mark budget would require a major tax Brown, who attended a law mentally disabled and make small goal is to implement a two-year bud- the first time in modern history that a increase or massive cuts to educa- enforcement ceremony with business owners mortgage their get cycle and remove the state’s two- California governor would veto a tion. Schwarzenegger earlier Tuesday, homes to stay in business.” thirds vote requirement to pass state spending plan. It set in motion a “If (lawmakers) think that’s what also suffered an override after he The budget negotiations stalled spending bills in the Legislature. historic showdown with the the people of California deserve, vetoed a bill reinstating the death amid three competing interests: California, Arkansas and Rhode Democratically controlled then I don’t know what they’re penalty. Schwarzenegger insisted on long- Island are the only states with such a Legislature, which has said it is pre- thinking...” he said. He said the budget sent to the gov- term reforms such as the large rainy pared to override the pending veto. He also reiterated a threat he made ernor’s desk does not solve the day fund and midyear authority to high threshold for passing budgets. Schwarzenegger’s announcement, during the impasse to veto any bills state’s financial crisis and only push- cut spending; Democrats wanted to The group is laying the ground- with a veto coming as soon as sent to him until a budget deal had es the problems into next year. raise taxes on corporations and the work to authorize a convention Wednesday, came after a record-long been struck. If lawmakers override Schwarzenegger had urged lawmak- wealthy; and Republicans refused through the Legislature or by ballot stalemate that forced the state to his budget veto, he will take a hard ers to come up with long-term solu- any tax increases and wanted to bor- initiative. delay billions of dollars in payments line on their legislation, potentially tions. row money instead. “It appears we have successfully to schools, medical clinics, daycare wiping away a year’s worth of work. “The budget is a mess,” said The compromise plan satisfied no tapped a rich vein of frustration dri- centers and state vendors. “Hundreds of bills will be Brown, now California’s attorney one, relying primarily on accelerated ven by the budget crisis, several Lawmakers finally cobbled together vetoed,” the governor said. general. state income tax payments from high-profile legislative failures over a patchwork spending plan on the During the budget debate Monday The state Assembly is likely to working Californians and those who 78th day after the start of the fiscal night, Schwarzenegger sent a letter convene Wednesday. Assembly pay estimated taxes each quarter, the past two years, a negative econo- year, passing a $143 billion budget to the Legislature’s Democratic and Speaker Karen Bass, D-Los Angeles, such as corporations and wealthy my and a realization that maybe the shortly after 2 a.m. Tuesday. Republican leaders demanding a predicted lawmakers will quickly individuals. It also closed several tax recall wasn’t enough,” Jim He called the budget irresponsible stronger rainy day account to help override Schwarzenegger’s veto. loopholes. Wunderman, president of the Bay and said the reforms it contained the state weather future fiscal crises “We will not let the people of The budget makes $7.1 billion in Area Council, said in a statement. were phony. and curbs on when and how that California suffer,” she said in a state- spending cuts and calls for selling He was alluding to the 2003 recall “I say enough is enough,” money could be spent. Lawmakers ment. bonds based on future revenue of the of former Gov. Gray Davis, which Schwarzenegger said. “California did not meet all of his requests, set- She blamed the budget meltdown state lottery. The lottery plan would elevated Arnold Schwarzenegger to has been put through this roller ting up a possible veto. on Schwarzenegger because he was raise $10 billion over the next two the governor’s office. coaster ride too many times.” Top state officials say they are not unable to persuade Republican legis- fiscal years, but requires voter The budget deal generated just aware of any instance in which a lators to support his proposal for a approval. In the past year, attempts to enough Republican support to reach California governor has vetoed the temporary sales tax increase. She The inability of elected leaders to reform California’s health care mar- the two-thirds threshold needed for entire state budget, going back to at also said he supported the budget solve California’s ongoing budget ket and upgrade the state’s water approval. Its main feature requires least 1950. Michael Bartolic, a lawmakers sent him Tuesday except problems, in which spending contin- storage and delivery system have Californians to pay their income researcher with the State Library, for the omission of the curbs he ually races ahead of tax revenue, has failed amid partisan bickering.

What has been picked at “No extremes either way,” Popeye caricature who in one the media giant King Features Grapes this point does not necessarily Pauli said. Popeye memorable animation walks Syndicate. Olive Oyl was indicate a disastrous harvest. Clouds on Tuesday remind- with his nemesis, Bluto, and created, along with Castor Oyl and Ham Gravy for his Continued from Page 1 Handley said she was get- ed growers the county could responds to Bluto’s ting good acidity and good see rain before the last grapes Continued from Page 1 observation, “Large weather “Thimble Theatre” cartoons. that Handley tastes the grapes flavors from grapes she tasted. have been picked from the and here are two of his we’re having, eh?” with Popeye didn’t come about in the field, she said. She also For Fetzer, the work has vine. lessons,” says Rogers, “Enormous, enormous.” Yet, until a decade later, when notes the way that the seeds gone according to plan. Absolutely perfect weather indicating two pages full of it’s good to see the artistry Castor Oyl needed someone to crunch. From a work standpoint, cannot be expected for any sketches -- one a “Jungle that underpins Segar’s navigate his ship to a place Red cherry or bing cherry Martin said, it is turning out to wine grape harvest season. Song,” signed and numbered cartoons. And it’s better to called Dice Island. Popeye flavors in the grapes are good be a steady and smooth har- “That is never going to “CLASS NO. A1171,” the see them in the original state, soon stole the show and flavors to have. If Handley vest. happen,” Handley said. other a series of characters not in reproduction, though became the main character -- detects a cranberry flavor, the One possible concern for including a sign painter who there are copies of drawings and the mainstay of Segar’s Like Pauli, Handley said career. grape is too tart. wine people this year is the moderate temperatures will be paints his ‘S’ backwards and on display to fill out the Lots of people remember “The crop overall is below effect of the heavy smoke good for grapes. a fellow trying to deal with a window and a few illustrated average in terms of product,” from this year’s fires. Neither Pauli said temperatures in long roll of film that is books that look interesting. Popeye fondly, says Rogers, Potter Valley and Ukiah area Fetzer nor Handley seem to be the mid 80s and mid 50s are captioned “Kodak fishing.” Segar decided to become a but, sadly, a lot of younger wine maker Bill Pauli said. worried about the ill-effects of desirable. “And these are characters cartoonist at age 18. That was folks have never heard of him. smoke. Handley agreed. It is a light Martin said an inch or more he was going to bring into the when he invested the $20 in He says when he decided to crop, she said. But the smoke is an of rain and humidity could be cartoons” -- a General the correspondence course put on the Popeye exhibit, he All varieties of wine grapes unknown factor that local Wowzo, (etc). Rogers mentioned. By 1916, mentioned it to a 17-year-old are off by about 10 percent to wine makers do not have enough to create conditions for the grapes to rot. In the facing window are the young illustrator had employee who responded, 30 percent, Pauli said. In the experience with. oil paintings by Segar, “his moved to Chicago and been “What’s that?” One the other case of pinot noir grapes, “We (Fetzer) have not seen An approximately 20 per- cent chance of rain is not rea- avocation,” according to introduced to a Chicago hand, a sales representative Pauli sees a full 30 percent to anything yet,” Martin said, Rogers. One pictures Olive Herald editor who hired him who visits Triple S frequently 40 percent drop. Fortunately, a “but we are keeping our toes son for concern, but Bryan Caffrey, of the National Oil lying on a bed, but the to produce his first comic was wowed by the art. short supply of pinot noir crossed.” other three are not of the strip, “Charlie Chaplin’s The quality of weather in Weather Service in Eureka, But if Segar is not a grapes has a big demand this cartoon variety. There is an Comedy Capers.” In 1918, he year. the weeks to come affects the said low pressure Thursday household name, the legacy of Indian, painted in woven went to work for another Popeye hangs on. Asked if the Dennis Martin of Fetzer grapes that have been growing through Friday will create impasto brushstrokes. An old said he expects the 2008 crop for months. about a 30 percent to 50 per- Chicago paper, and the work is for sale, Rogers said it fisherman and a boy are managing editor there thought is not. Some of it probably might be down. He said Fetzer According to Pauli, day- cent chance of rain. Following featured in another. And then began picking in the county time high temperatures in the the clouds and any rain, it his work was so good that he belongs in a museum anyway. there is a painter brooding encouraged Segar to try his David Minton can be reached about one week ago. low 90s and upper 80s with will be back to clear skies for over what he is painting, It is hard to make a call, nighttime low temperatures in several days. luck in New York and at [email protected] or by done in darkish, moody introduced him to someone at phone at 468-3522. Martin said, adding “We are the 50s will be good for Zack Cinek can be reached at colors -- a far cry from the just getting going.” grapes. [email protected]. Watch Repair Senate reaches deal on energy, sales tax deduction Associated Press renewable energy such as solar, wind and hydropower, as well WASHINGTON — A new tax deal reached by Senate lead- as biomass and geothermal electricity. Adv. 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