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7 58551 69301 0 THURSDAY April 20, 2006 50 cents tax included DAILY JOURNAL ukiahdailyjournal.com 16 pages, Volume 148 Number 11 email: [email protected] New fault found between Fort Bragg, Westport By BEN BROWN called the discovery of the fault a The Daily Journal Scientists announce previously unknown Pacific Star fault “happy accident.” While working with Springer in 2003, Merritts A team of geologists from Fort Bragg and Westport. earth and environment at Franklin College of the Redwoods and Jordan Franklin and Marshall College in noticed several rivers that had been The Pacific Star fault, named after and Marshall with the help of Robert Mueller, NASA Goddard. cut off from their sources -- a classic Lancaster, Penn. announced Tuesday the winery north of Fort Bragg Walter of Franklin and Marshall, Merritts, who has been doing they have discovered a new active where it was found, was discovered Caitlin Lippincott of San Diego State research along the Northern fault in Mendocino County between by Dorothy Merritts, professor of University, David Springer of The California coast for the last 22 years, See FAULT, Page 15

MENDOCINO COUNTY RATE TOPS 45 PERCENT Mordhorst responds to County recycling up criticism on By SETH FREEDLAND The Daily Journal horse sale Mendocino County res- idents recycled their bot- Says county may not have tles, cans, paper and other been able to stop sale goods at an unprecedented rate in 2005, officials to relative of defendant announced this week. By K.C. MEADOWS With 45.1 percent of The Daily Journal county residents taking The head of the county’s Public the time to separate recy- Health Department -- which encom- cling from everyday trash passes the Animal Care and Control -- a high in recent memo- Department -- says she’s disappointed a ry -- County Solid Waste relative of accused horse abuser James Division’s Paul Cayler DeNoyer ended up buying eight of the spoke exuberantly about horses the county had the environmental con- seized, but she’s not sciousness of the county’s sure she could have ‘I definitely garbage disposal. stopped it. “This county is recy- “We attempted to try wish the cling more than it ever to figure out connec- has,” Cayler said. tions,” Carol Mordhorst guy would “Previously, the county’s said Wednesday. “I rate has been around 32 Googled the guy and have been percent … The county has we called the veterinar- taken a while to get up to ian, called the boarding upfront speed, but now we have facility (listed on the with us.’ some momentum.” bidding application), A waste generation and to be honest, even study, mandated by the had we known the con- CAROL state, establishes the base nection I’m not sure we year for recycling rates. MORDHORST Isaac Eckel/The Daily Journal would have necessarily Before Mendocino denied it.” Public Health County re-established its Jake and Barbara Ostler of Redwood Valley drop off Mordhorst said she Department base year in 2005, the pre- was worried that per- vious base was found 15 recycling at the Solid Waste Management Center of haps a relative of DeNoyer’s would try years earlier. But Cayler to buy one or more of the horses seized attributes the spike to a Ukiah on Wednesday. Mendocino County’s recy- from him in December and had talked program instituted in to the county’s attorneys about it, but 2004, single-stream recy- cling rate of 45.1 percent is the highest in recent memo- the conclusion was there was probably cling featuring the ubiqui- little that could be done about it. tous blue bins for separa- ry due to various new pub- lic programs. (Left) The view County Counsel Jeanine Nadel said tion. Wednesday “We’re looking into it; And even though a sky- from inside a recycling bin as a bottle is dropped in. that’s all I can say at this .” rocketed credit for com- On Monday, the county District posting grape pomace Mendocino County’s recy- cling rate is higher than that Attorney’s Office revealed that a buyer (mash from wine grapes) of eight of DeNoyer’s former horses was “a real boost,” Cayler of the city of Ukiah’s for the first time in years. was his brother-in-law, Mark Scripter. said, “the bottom line is The DA’s Office has asked the county that the people need to Superior Court to find DeNoyer in vio- take the credit.” lation of his bail since he is not sup- The next step for posed to have any access to his former Cayler and county resi- horses and having a relative in posses- dents everywhere is to the 50 percent mark by the Cayler said with a laugh. the county are cur- which is expected to be year 2000. Officials from the city rently working on a con- sion of some of them may violate that shoot for the halfway the next step. prohibition. mark. A state law from “I can see the promised of Ukiah -- which saw a struction and demolition Seth Freedland can be land at 50 (percent),” rate of 43 percent -- and waste recycling program, reached at [email protected]. DeNoyer is headed to trial in Ukiah 1989 asked counties to hit this summer on 36 counts of animal

See HORSES, Page 15 3 sentenced in asphalt scam BOARD OF SUPERVISORS The Daily Journal that board investigators had Williams and his co- Ordinances on panhandling, Three men who were arrested in connection with defendants under surveillance. the Traveler Paving scam pleaded guilty to charges The defendants scammed people by offering to of grand theft this week. lay leftover asphalt, offering a good deal but not illegal camping under review William Robert Williams 54, and Richard John specifying costs. The asphalt had actually been By SETH FREEDLAND cials say the plan aims to separate the Williams, 61, both of Winimac, Ind., and Gregory bought earlier that morning. The Daily Journal truly needy and/or homeless from those Francis Nolan, 50, of Denver, pleaded guilty of The defendants did not offer proper written con- After more than a year of success with who have adopted an itinerant lifestyle involvement in a scam that bilked victims out of tracts, provide estimates, have licensed sales people the city of Ukiah’s illegal camping and by design. thousands of dollars. and they did not tell their victims that they had three panhandling ordinances, the Mendocino “We’re charged with the public safety Judge Ronald Brown sentenced all three to one days to rescind the contract. The defendants never County Board of Supervisors will con- of all citizens,” said Supervisor Hal year in county jail and two years probation. The jail quoted a price for the work until it was finished and sider its own version next week. Wagenet, chairman of the Health and time was suspended on condition that William often used their work crew to intimidate victims into The proposed camping ordinance Human Services Committee that ham- Williams surrender his contractor’s license and paying. addresses those who camp illegally on mered out the ordinances’ language over agree not to contract in California again and pay Three victims paid a total of $9,000 to the defen- public or private land, often creating the past year. “It’s difficult drawing the restitution to their victims. dants, and only the intervention of the sheriff’s unsafe or unsanitary conditions. It would line between people who are dysfunc- William Williams was licensed by the California allow law enforcement to offer friendly tional, out of options, or just passing Contractors State Licensing board and was unaware See ASPHALT, Page 15 warnings before pursuing arrests. Offi- See COUNTY, Page 15 2 – THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 2006 DAILY DIGEST Editor: Jody Martinez, 468-3517 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected]

the information is in error should con- CHP REPORTS tact the appropriate agency. In the case FUNERAL NOTICES of those arrested on suspicion of dri- The following were ving under the influence of an intoxi- [\ and raised beautiful flowers woman Francetta Whitney At Mrs. Lovell’s request, compiled from reports cant: all DUI cases reported by law enforcement agencies are reported by MARY GARZINI FREEMAN and loved to cook. Lovell died Saturday, April no services are planned. prepared by the Califor- the newspaper.The Daily Journal makes Mary Garzini Freeman She leaves seven grand- 8, 2006, from Alzheimer’s [\ nia Highway Patrol: no exceptions. passed away Tuesday, April children, David Hallman, disease. She was 87. CLARENCE HARRY MERCER ACCIDENT -- A single 18, 2006. Mary was born Richard Cleveland, Joseph Born December 2, 1918, Clarence Harry Mercer car accident on Route 20 December 17, 1912, first Cleveland, Lisa Thompson, in Ukiah, Mrs. Lovell was passed away March 19, resulted in moderate injuries CORRECTIONS born child of Battista and Gina Vau, Maria Martinson raised in Willits, graduating 2006 at his home in San and no arrests at 7:35 p.m. The Ukiah Daily Journal Lucia Garzini. She was and Kathryn Grieve, and from Willits High School in Francisco. He was born Tuesday. reserves this space to correct raised in Coyote Valley eighteen great-grandchil- 1934. She owned and oper- December 29, 1952 in Wenhsien Huang, 53, of errors or make clarifications where her father had his dren. ated Valley Beauty Shop for Ukiah, California. Santa Clara, was traveling to news articles. Significant winery. Part of the family Mary lived 93 years and more than 40 years. Clarence was preceded in west on Route 20, east of errors in obituary notices or winery still stands at Coyote even with her illness, there Mrs. Lovell’s father, death by his parents Summers Lane near Fort birth announcements will Valley today. Her brothers were bad days but the good Frank Whitney, was one of Thomas and Harriett Bragg in a 2006 Honda. result in reprinting the entire Bob, Charlie, Philip, days far out numbered the the founders of Willits Mercer. With fondness he is According to the police article. Errors may be report- Freddie and Albert “Babe” bad. annual Frontier Days rodeo remembered by his sister report, Huang was traveling at ed to the editor, 468-3526. and sister Katie Busch all A Rosary will be held at and celebration. Mary Mercer Hamlet and about 30 mph, an unsafe preceded her in death. the Eversole Mortuary at Mrs. Lovell is survived brother John Mercer. He is speed under the conditions, Mary graduated from 5:30 PM on Thursday, April by sons Steve Lovell and also survived by brother-in- and failed to negotiate a left- LOTTERY NUMBERS Ukiah High School and 20, 2006, Funeral Mass at wife Sheri of Willits, and law Mark Hamlet, sister-in- hand curve in the roadway. married Walter C. Freeman St. Mary’s of the Angles Charles Whitney Lovell and law Debi Mercer, nephews Huang’s vehicle slid off the DAILY 3: night: 3, 9, 2. in June 1932. Catholic Church at 10:00 wife Polly of Phoenix, Gregory Hamlet and Jesse north edge of the roadway, afternoon: 1, 5, 9. Mary is survived by her AM on Friday, April 21, Arizona; and daughters Mercer, nieces Julie and then back across the roadway FANTASY 5: 11, 27, 29, daughters Barbara and 2006, interment at Russian Kim Buzolich and husband Jayne Mercer, and his uncle on the south side and struck a 31, 33. husband Neil Hallman of River Cemetery will follow. Tony of Yuba City and Henry George Mercer of tree. DAILY DERBY: 1st Palo Cedro, Kay and hus- Donations may be made Diane Silverwood of Austin, Ukiah. He sustained moderate Place: 01, Gold Rush. 2nd band Jim Testa of Calpella, to St. Mary’s School or Texas. A half-sister, His generosity, humor, injuries and was transferred to Place: 10, Solid Gold. 3rd and Helen Kelley of Ukiah. one’s favorite charity. Maryan Avery, also sur- wit and fun loving nature Santa Rosa Memorial Place: 07, Eureka. Her daughter Fay Arrangements are under vives. will be greatly missed by Hospital for treatment. Race time: 1:49.73. the direction of the Eversole She was preceded in cousins, friends, coworkers Those arrested by law enforcement Cleveland preceded her in officers are innocent until proven guilty. LOTTO: 12-19-23-34- death in October 2003. Mortuary. death by her husband and patients at UCSF [\ People reported as having been arrest- 47. All you had to say was Ernest B. “Hiney” Lovell, a Medical Center where he ed may contact the Daily Journal once Meganumber: 19. let’s go and Mary was ready. FRANCETTA WHITNEY Covelo native who moved to worked for 25 years as a their case has been concluded so the results can be reported. Those who feel Jackpot: $9 million. She loved fishing with her LOVELL Redwood Valley in 1950, Respiratory Therapist. friends, Bingo and trips to Former Willits resident and by her parents, Frank No services will be held. Reno. She helped her hus- and longtime Redwood Whitney and Mabel Sellars Arrangements directed Valley beautician-business- Whitney. by The Neptune Society. Death notices are free for Mendocino County residents. Death band with their Vineyard notices are limited to name of deceased, hometown, age, date of death, date, time, and place of services and the funeral Please sign the guest book at www.ukiahdailyjournal.com. Funeral notices are paid announcements. 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times higher than those charged by oil-producing countries,” are all sinners, all broken people, but all children of God and state-run Tehran radio quoted Ahmadinejad as saying. loved by God.” The world briefly “The developed nations are the biggest beneficiary of the Several members of the jury, which heard heart-rending tales added value of oil products,” he said. during the prosecution case from almost four dozen victims and The president, who is embroiled with the West and the their relatives, leaned forward when they realized relatives were United Nations over Tehran’s nuclear program, stopped short of there to testify on behalf of the team trying to save the 37-year- Karl Rove relinquishes some control saying Iran would use oil as a weapon, a tactic much feared by old Frenchman from execution. in Bush Administration shake-up his antagonists on the nuclear issue. Nor did he say what oil Earlier a second defense expert to diagnose Moussaoui as a prices should be. paranoid schizophrenic testified that mental illness probably (AP) — White House political mastermind afflicted Moussaoui throughout his time as an al-Qaida opera- Karl Rove surrendered a key policy role Wednesday and press tive. secretary Scott McClellan resigned in an escalation of a Bush 6 Branch Davidians soon leave prison administation shake-up driven by Republican anxieties. WACO, Texas (AP) — Thirteen years after the Branch Rove gave up his responsibilities as chief policy coordinator, Davidians’ armed standoff with federal agents ended in an AP poll: Teachers dubious of ‘No Child’ a position he assumed just over a year ago that strengthened his inferno that killed nearly 80 people, six sect members who were WASHINGTON (AP) — Teachers are far more pessimistic influence over matters ranging from homeland security and sent to prison are about to be released from custody. than parents about getting every student to succeed in reaading domestic policy to the economy and national security. The pro- Most of those who will be freed over the next two months and math as boldly promised by the No Child Left Behind Act. motion had left him stretched too thin in the eyes of some offi- escaped from the compound near Waco as it burned to the That’s left a huge expectations gap between the two main sets cials, as the White House grappled with mounting problems. ground on April 19, 1993 — 51 days after a shootout that erupt- of adults in children’s lives. With Wednesday’s change, Rove will be able to focus more ed when federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms An AP-AOL Learning Services Poll found nearly eight in 10 on politics, fundraising and big-picture thinking with the agents tried to arrest religious leader David Koresh for stock- parents are confident their local schools will have students up to approach of the November congressional elections, officials piling guns and explosives. state standards by the 2013-14 school year target. Yet only half said. The six men went to federal prison for manslaughter, of teachers are confident the kids in their schools will meet that A major force in the administration from the start, Rove still weapons offenses or both in connection with the shootout, deadline. is expected to have a big voice in policy but not the day-to-day which left four federal agents and six Davidians dead. The finding underscores a theme in the poll. Parents and oversight. Those responsibilities will shift to Joel Kaplan, who Once the men are out, they will be on supervised release for teachers often disagree on daily aspects of education, from the was promoted to deputy chief of staff from the No. 2 job in the three to five years. Among other things, they will be barred state of discipline to the quality of high schools. White House budget office where he had served as Joshua from associating with one another. A major reason is that adults see the children differently. Bolten’s lieutenant. A seventh Davidian is also still behind bars but is not sched- Parents tend to focus on their own children, while teachers work Bolten took over Friday as chief of staff with authority to do uled for release until next year. with dozens of students from different backgrounds. whatever he deemed necessary to stabilize Bush’s presidency, “I think the standards are being applied to everybody indis- and he has moved quickly with changes. Victims’ kin testify in Moussaoui trial criminately, without regard to their abilities,” said Steve Peterson of Knoxville, Ill., who has been teaching for 31 years. Iran’s president Ahmadinejad says ALEXANDRIA, Va. (AP) — Two relatives of Sept. 11 vic- tims testified for the defense Wednesday in Zacarias U.S. records drastic decline in death rate oil price is lower than value Moussaoui’s death-penalty sentencing trial. One told the jury TEHRAN, Iran (AP) — Wading into oil politics for the first her family does not want to “get caught in a whirlpool of sad- ATLANTA (AP) — In what appears to be an amazing suc- time, Iran’s hard-line president said Wednesday that crude oil ness and anger.” cess for American medicine, preliminary government figures prices — now at record levels — still are below their true value. Medical sociologist Marilynn Rosenthal, whose son Josh See BRIEFLY, Page 15 In statements likely to rattle world oil markets, President was killed at the World Trade Center, said her family feels Mahmoud Ahmadinejad also said developed countries, not pro- strongly “something good has to come out of what happened” ducing countries like Iran, are benefiting the most from the cur- and family members have endowed an annual lecture on 9/11 at rent high prices. the University of Michigan, where she teaches. “The global oil price has not reached its real value yet. 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The Daily Journal II BIG – Local Ukiah Band opening for Eddy Money; Teen singing and acting Konocti Harbor Resort and Spa; 8 p.m.; for more information sensation Jesse McCartney’s visit www.thebandiibig.com. favorite charity is SPACE -- PAULA SAMONTE AND JOHN SIMON – Jazz; Ukiah’s own Near and Himalayan Cafe; 6 to 8:30 p.m.;1639 S. State St.; reservations Arnold’s School of recommended; 467-9900. Performing Arts and Cultural DJ DANCE MUSIC – DJ dance music; with Smokin Joe; Education. lots of drink specials; Perkins Street Lounge; 228 E. Perkins Sandwiched between MTV St., Ukiah; 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. appearances, acting in his new film, “Keith,” promoting his platinum-selling SATURDAY “Beautiful Soul” album and most recently receiving Best PLANT SALE – Perennials, shrubs, trees, succulents, and Male Singer of Nickelodeon’s more will be offered for sale at the annual Plant Sale of the Kid’s Choice Awards, Ukiah Garden Club; 8:30 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.; 9400 West Road; McCartney, 19, is spotlight- Redwood Valley; Watch for balloon and signs; 485-8191. ing the SPACE dance COUNTRY BOYS – Country music and dance; 7 p.m. to marathon, April 22 through 10:30 p.m.; Ukiah Senior Center; 499 Leslie St.; $8 for mem- 23, as an example of teens bers, $9 for non members; 21 years and older only. using dance and theater to KARAOKE – Karaoke at Yokayo Bowl; 1401 N. State St.; celebrate cultural differences. Ukiah; 9:30 p.m.; 462- 8686; no cover charge. McCartney has signed on EARTH DAY CELEBRATION AND DANCE – Earth Day to the 16-hour dance commu- Celebration with dancing; Ukiah Brewing Company; A $5 to nity event as a “Spirit $15 sliding scale donation is requested at the door; open mic Dancer” – a SPACE support- beginning at 8:30 p.m. with earth based poetry readings by er who is unable to attend the local authors; music by the Frey's rounds out the evening begin- marathon, but who con- ning at 9:30 p.m.; 743-1287. tributes in “spirit” with a BELLY DANCING – Himalayan Cafe; 6 to 8:30 p.m.;1639 financial donation. S. State St.; reservations recommended; 467-9900 “Being a ‘spirit dancer’ is Submitted photo DJ DANCE MUSIC – DJ dance music; with Smokin Joe; the next best thing to being at Jesse McCartney wearing his SPACE shirt surrounded by his mother, Ginger, and lots of drink specials; Perkins Street Lounge; 228 E. Perkins the marathon,” McCartney sister, Lea, with SPACE co-founder Laurel Near and her daughter Devon. St., Ukiah; 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. said. “I’ll be finishing my put on by The Ukiah Rotary his Emmy-nominated role as the creation of SPACE from new CD in Los Angeles, but and Tamara Frey Catering. In Adam Chandler Jr., on “All afar. I’ll be with all of you this addition, more than a dozen My Children.” “Now SPACE is huge! SUNDAY weekend in spirit supporting dance workshops will be held McCartney has roots in They’ve got musical theater, SPACE.” DANCE WAVE – Freestyle community dance for fitness and on campus throughout the Mendocino County through hip-hop, drama and singing,” McCartney is also donat- April 22-23 weekend -- his mother Ginger, who grew McCartney said. “And a very release; Mendocino Ballet Studio; 205 S. State St., Ukiah; ing a four-foot by six-foot 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.; sliding scale donation; 489-3345. everything from hip hop to up in the area and his grand- cool and unique thing about WEEKLY DART TOURNEY poster from the TV show, country-line dance, from parents, Dick and Joyce the school is it is all about – Weekly dart tournaments are “Summer land” to the held Sundays at the Hopland Brewery; 13351 Hwy. 101 S., salsa to belly dance, Swedish Sarber, who still live Ukiah. promoting friendship and marathon, which will be polka and more. As children, Ginger respect among teens with dif- Hopland; 3 to 6 p.m.; 744-1361. given away as one of the MEDITATION ON THE INNER LIGHT AND SOUND – There’s also the option to McCartney and her best ferent cultural backgrounds.” dozens of prizes awarded to do what McCartney and oth- friend Laurel Near used to For Jesse McCartney, pro- Meditation instruction and weekly group practice; 7:30 to 9:30 marathoners over the week- p.m.; Willits; free; call for directions; 459-4444. ers are doing: Become a imagine that someday they moting SPACE is paying end festivities at the Ukiah “spirit dancer” by making a would open a childrens’ arts homage to his mother’s High School. contribution to SPACE with- program in their hometown. hometown, her dreams, and TUESDAY The second annual “Move out participating in the That dream became a reality his own belief in what KARAOKE – Every Tuesday; Perkins Street Lounge; 228 E. Your Body!” 16-hour dance marathon. when Laurel Near opened SPACE has to offer other Perkins St., Ukiah; 8 p.m.; no fee. marathon benefits the SPACE With McCartney’s top-sell- SPACE with co-founder artistic teens. scholarship program and ing singles, hit-album and Paulette Arnold. Although “I am so proud of my mom Ukiah High School Challenge starring role in the popular currently living in southern for dreaming big and so Day program. Those not teen show “Summer land,” California and New York, grateful to my parents for BILLBOARD already on teams may partici- his devoted fans often include Ginger never lost track of helping me,” Jesse said. “I pate by paying an entry fee throngs of screaming, fren- that childhood vision. She just want to help SPACE pass and then paying per class zied girls. An older crowd and her family have been that dream along to other Artists wanted for Pastels on the Plaza and/or enjoying the dinner will also remember him from supporters of the journey to kids.” The 5th annual Pastels on the Plaza event returns to Alex Thomas Plaza on Saturday, May 20 from 10 a.m. until 3 p.m. The event showcases local artists work, rendered in pas- 4th annual ukiaHaiku Festival tel chalk the day of the event on either a 3’ x 3’ or 3’ x 6’ section of sidewalk around the plaza. True “street artists”. The event promotes the collaboration between artists and the business community in support of non-profit organiza- to be celebrated this Sunday tions that serve children and the arts. Hundreds of people attend this day-long event eager to The Daily Journal This year’s keynote speaker is Jim Award for the collections “Tigers in a watch an artists creation emerge on the sidewalk. Food, live This Sunday is the fourth annual Wilson, who will also be acting as one Tea Cup,” “Silence,” and “A music, and dance performances throughout the day add to ukiaHaiku Festival, featuring original of the judges. Wilson, who is manager Dictionary of Haiku.” She is also win- Japanese-style poetry submitted by and co-founder of Many Rivers Books ner of numerous other haiku awards. the merriment of the event. local aspiring artists. Anyone interested in participating as an artist should and Tea, is also the director of Sutra Reichhold has been honored by the Last year roughly 200 people attend- Salon, a group of Buddhist practition- Emperor and Empress of Japan by invi- contact the Waldorf School at 485-8719. ed the event, which celebrated not only ers in Sebastopol. He has practiced tation to attend the imperial New the prize-winning contestants who read Buddhism as both a monastic and lay Year’s Poetry Party as a guest of the Mendo Lake Credit Union to show their poems to the audience, but all the person for 30 years in a variety of tra- palace in Tokyo in 1998. people who submitted poetry. Every ditions, including Zen, Theravada, The festival is a juried event with Rosemary Burkitt’s painting exhibit poem submitted was mounted and Dzog Chen, and Nichiren. He is the prizes awarded to winners in nine sep- Mendo Lake Credit Union has Rosemary Burkitt’s water- exhibited on the walls of the former abbot of a Buddhist temple in arate categories, six of which are des- color paintings hanging in their lobby for the month of Conference Center room where the New York, and more recently was the ignated exclusively for youth. The March. Rosemary is a Ukiah Resident. Her work has been Festival was held. Buddhist chaplain at a prison for the event will take place this Sunday, from in juried shows and local fairs. Rosemary’s watercolors are This event is the culmination of a criminally insane. 3 to 5 p.m. at the Ukiah Conference of a variety of subjects. great deal of work, which involves not Returning for a second year, Jane Center, 200 S School St. in Ukiah. only the crafting poems (last year con- Reichhold will again be judging the Participants can expect to enjoy read- testants submitted over a thousand adult contemporary category. ings, displays, refreshments and festiv- Open art studio to meet at Todd poems) but a major commitment of Reichhold has been a member of the ities. Grove Club house on Mondays time on the part of volunteers who Haiku Society of America, Haiku Poets The ukiaHaiku Festival is sponsored coordinate the contest, judge the of Northern California, Haki Canada, by: Grace Hudson Museum; Writer’s On Mondays 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. there is an open art studio poems, organize the Festival, etc. It Haiku International in Tokyo, Japan, Read; City of Ukiah; Ukiah Branch that meets at Todd Grove Club House. Enjoy artwork with also involves teachers at every level of the German Haiku Society, and Poetry Library; Poet Laureate Committee of others. Bring own supplies. There is a fee of $3 per visit for local education instructing their stu- Society of Japan. She is the twice-win- Ukiah; Mendocino Community members of Mendocino County Art Association and $5 for dents in the art of haiku, and encourag- ner of the Museum of Haiku Literature Network; and Colored Horse Studios. non-members. No instruction is provided. Tables and chairs ing and facilitating their participation Award (Tokyo), three-time winner of a For more information, visit the festival are available. Use any medium but leave area as clean as in the contest. Haiku Society of America Merit Book Web site at www.ukiahaiku.org found, Call Kim Smith at 895-2850 r Barbara Brittingham at 462-0771 for more information and to check for changes. Open art studio workshop offered Ukiah Players Theater to hold auditions by the Mendocino Art Association The Mendocino Art Association offers an open art studio for the play ‘A Man and His Secretary’ workshop space every Monday 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Todd The Daily Journal Babcock play, it examines a decent person. He’s the kind married, lives with her mother. Grove Clubhouse. Participants should bring their own sup- Ukiah Players Theater what appears to be a strictly of man women would love to Unfailingly polite, insanely plies. No instruction will be provided. The cost is $3 for announces auditions for "A professional relationship have for a boss: kind, respect- well organized, always a step members and $5 for nonmembers. Man And His Secretary," a between an attorney and his ful, interested. On the outside, ahead of her boss. She’s a rare world premiere play written devoted secretary, while it seems he’d make a perfect and dying breed: the kind of New play, ‘Collected Stories,’ to open and directed by guest artist revealing the hidden passions husband. But Jim’s outward secretary who would do David Babcock and maddening conflicts that appearance masks many absolutely anything, and sacri- at the Mendocino Theater today Auditions will be held on simmer under the surface of flaws: he’s not a great commu- fice everything, for her boss. The Mendocino Theater presents Collected Stories, by Sunday, April 23, 2006 by this unique bond. When deep nicator beyond the necessary She firmly believes that it’s Donald Margulies, directed by Carter Sears, starring Susan appointment from 2 p.m. to 4 secrets are revealed, the two pleasantries; he’s not particu- her role in life to serve the man Maeder and Cindy Triplett beginning today. This play p.m. at the Ukiah Playhouse main characters struggle to larly good at reading the she works for and to do every- about an established writer and her fan, protégé, colleague, office. Call 462-1210 for an maintain their equilibrium. nuances of human behavior; thing in her power to see that and finally, her rival, plays Thursdays through Sundays, audition appointment, or to Writer/Director Babcock is he’s in a loveless marriage that his job and life function with- April 20 though May 28. All shows are at 8 p.m. except for procure a perusal script. looking for actors to fill four he won’t do anything to recti- out as much as a wrinkle. 2 p.m. Sunday matinees on April 23, May 21 and May 28. This poignant and laugh- roles: fy; and, like so many men, he’s Inwardly, there is tremendous Ticket prices range from $15 to $25 and are available by out-loud love story is set Jim Prescott: Through the not good at avoiding sexual passion burning. She longs for against the background of a course of the play he goes transgressions. the love and touch of a man. calling 937-4477 or by visiting the MTC box office located forty-year working relation- from his mid-30s to his mid- Irene Constantine: She goes She’s prevented from express- on the grounds of the Mendocino Art Center at 45200 Little ship. Marking Opt fourth full 70s. An attorney, married. from early 30s to early 70s. A ing that passion by her fear of Lake St. in Mendocino. production of a David He’s self-assured, thoughtful, professional secretary. Never crossing an emotional line. 4 – THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 2006 FORUM Editor: K.C. Meadows, 468-3526 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected] Letters from our readers In our opinion From the desk of... Mexico already caters to Americans A good summer job To the Editor: High School seniors or Mendocino trees. This summer the Ukiah CCC is also PAUL KRUGMAN This letter is in response to Jay College students (between 17 and 25) in our part of a contract to help restore the build- Bromley’s letter to the editor (April 11, community who don’t quite know what ings and grounds at Angel Island in the San 2006). Mr. Bromley seeks to make a they’re doing for a job this summer might Francisco Bay. What a great experience for a tongue-in-cheek comparison of the red car- want to consider the summer youth program young person that would be. pet treatment he perceives Mexican immi- of the California Conservation Corps. The CCC admittedly pays only minimum grants receive from the U.S. with a list of This summer program will give them wage but they provide fulfilling outdoor American friendly services he wishes training in resource management skills that work, camaraderie among members and President Fox of Mexico to provide for could even give them significant job oppor- good resume material. Enemy of him and his family on a trip to Mexico. tunities in the future. If you want to find out more about what Allow me to reassure Mr. Bromley that due The CCC will train them to do things like you can be doing this summer, call them at to America’s current economic and military restore salmon habitat, build trails, and plant 463-2822. power, most of the ‘equal privileges’ he the planet requests from Mexico already exist. Assuming he and his family are plan- Lee Raymond, the former chief executive of Exxon ning to vacation, or possibly retire or open Mobil, was paid $686 million over 13 years. But that's not a reason to single him out for special excoriation. a business, as most Americans going to Executive compensation is out of control in corporate Mexico do, he will find Mexico extremely America as a whole, and unlike other grossly overpaid accommodating: business leaders, Raymond can at least claim to have 1) If he is walking or driving to made money for his stockholders. Mexico, there are no walls, fences, nor bor- There's a better reason to excoriate Raymond: For der patrol to impede his entrance. the sake of his company's bottom line, and perhaps his 2) All of his medical care will be ridicu- own personal enrichment, he turned Exxon Mobil into lously cheap and accessible with his U.S. an enemy of the planet. dollars. To understand why Exxon Mobil is a worse envi- 3) Most government bureaucrats, busi- ronmental villain than other big oil companies, you ness people, and Mexicans he is most like- need to know a bit about how the science and politics ly to encounter speak English, as well as of climate change have shifted over the years. all travel documents and business docu- Global warming emerged as a major public issue in ments he will most likely need are in the late 1980s. But at first there was considerable sci- English as well as Spanish. entific uncertainty. 4) English speaking schools and teach- Over time, the accumulation of evidence removed ers are plentiful where there are significant much of that uncertainty. Climate experts still aren't populations of Americans. sure how much hotter the world will get, and how fast. 5) Most Mexicans are taught U.S. histo- But there's now an overwhelming scientific consensus ry (particularly the parts where we invaded that the world is getting warmer, and that human activ- them twice and ‘took’ the South-Western ity is the cause. In 2004, an article in the journal portion of the U.S. – including California – Science that surveyed 928 papers on climate change from them as a result of the U.S. initiated that were published in peer-reviewed scientific jour- Mexican-American War of 1846-1848. nals found that "none of the papers disagreed with the 6) And finally to sum up his long consensus position." request list, he’ll be happy to know that To dismiss this consensus, you have to believe in a there are lots of Americans and Mexican vast conspiracy to misinform the public that somehow businesses flying U.S. flags, he will have a embraces thousands of scientists around the world. nice job if he needs one (additionally, That sort of thing is the stuff of bad novels. Sure Mexico is really bad at enforcing their Mexico - they have to in order to survive. Likes what she reads enough, the novelist Michael Crichton, whose past labor and tax laws), and he truly will be Why? Their rural agricultural economy is work includes warnings about the imminent Japanese treated kindly and with respect as long as being destroyed by trade agreements like To the Editor: takeover of the world economy and murderous talking he does the same. NAFTA - negotiated by large corporations On a street corner in downtown Ukiah apes inhabiting the lost city of Zinj, has become per- So let’s stop pretending our privileged in the U.S. and their counterparts in random passers-by were asked a single haps the most prominent global-warming skeptic. lifestyles and the advantages we have Mexico. These agreements allow U.S. question by a Ukiah Daily Journal reporter, (Crichton was invited to the White House to brief because of where we were born are truly agribusiness to flood the Mexican market “What is the best thing about Ukiah?” If President Bush.) comparable to the average Mexican immi- with cheap corn, grains, and agricultural I’d been asked that question, I would’ve So how have corporate interests responded? In the grant in the U.S. There are significant dif- products that undermine the livelihoods of answered, “The Ukiah Daily Journal, by early years, when the science was still somewhat in ferences in our experiences that would millions of small-scale, family farms in far, especially the editors, KC Meadows doubt, many companies from the oil industry, the auto behoove all Americans to understand and Mexico. and Jody Martinez. industry and other sectors were members of a group acknowledge in the current debate over So what should we consider as we delve With Meadows, we get a serious called the Global Climate Coalition, whose de facto immigration: into the fractious immigration debate? overview of current controversies; with purpose was to oppose curbs on greenhouse gases. But 1) The overwhelming majority of Let’s start with the premise that all people, Martinez, in depth Mendocino County his- as the scientific evidence became clearer, many mem- Mexicans (yes, there are always excep- irrespective of color, language, and origin, tory - how we are and how we were. bers -- including oil companies like BP and Shell -- tions) that come to the U.S. are coming to deserve respect and the opportunity to sup- Thoughtful reporters (Laura Clark, Seth left the organization and conceded the need to do meet a significant demand for their labor. If port themselves and their families. Next, if Freedland), local happenings and the something about global warming. there were no jobs, they would not come. we want to slow the flood of immigrants, comics cover the rest. Another plus is the Exxon, headed by Raymond, chose a different These immigrants are not coming to vaca- let’s focus on the employers who are employees are accessible. Here’s proof. course of action: It decided to fight the science. tion, nor live off the government. And if exploiting their illegal status with poor The UDJ has an impressive public A leaked memo from a 1998 meeting at the we are really paying attention, we would wages and denial of rights. If we stop the access procedure for letters-to-the-editor. American Petroleum Institute, in which Exxon (which realize that after attempting to get legal demand for illegal immigrant laborers, they Since it is your letter, you have access to it hadn't yet merged with Mobil) was a participant, visas (a near impossibility for most won’t come. And if there truly is a demand for several days after it’s been typed and is describes a strategy of providing "logistical and moral Mexicans), they are willing to risk their for more workers in the U.S. than our cur- waiting for space. As a public service, UDJ support" to climate change dissenters, "thereby raising lives crossing the desert heat and freezing rent population provides, then employers provides a window of opportunity to cor- questions about and undercutting the 'prevailing sci- cold to get here. Then they live in over- should insist that Congress amend our rect misspellings, subtract or add a names, entific wisdom."' And that's just what Exxon Mobil crowded, substandard housing. immigration laws to expand and expedite simple things for accuracy. has done: Lavish grants have supported a sort of alter- They work some of the most physically the legal, dignified entrance of immigrants To be brief, I now subscribe. native intellectual universe of global warming skep- grueling jobs at relatively minimal wages to this country. Pebbles Trippet tics. and long hours. And far from getting the Finally, we need to dramatically revise Fort Bragg The people and institutions Exxon Mobil supports red carpet treatment, they suffer discrimi- our trade laws and economic policies in aren't actually engaged in climate research. They're the real-world equivalents of the Academy of Tobacco nation and hostility for looking different order to stop undercutting the livelihoods THANK YOU LETTER POLICY and not speaking English (which is still not of millions of rural Mexicans. Let us con- Studies in the movie "Thank You for Smoking," an official language of the U.S.). Although, tinue to honor our pasts and not criminals Editor’s note: The Daily Journal welcomes whose purpose is to fail to find evidence of harmful we certainly would all be better off speak- the calling of many of our ancestors: “Give letters of thanks from organizations and indi- effects. ing more than one language. All of this risk me your tired, your poor, Your huddled viduals. We are glad that so many successful But the fake research works for its sponsors, partly events are held here. However, thank you let- and suffering is done in order to support masses yearning to breathe free, The because it gets picked up by right-wing pundits, but wretched refuse of your teeming shore. ters must be kept short. For that reason we mainly because it plays perfectly into the he-said-she- their families here and back in Mexico. Is have a 20-business name limit per letter. Send these, the homeless, tempest-tossed to said conventions of "balanced" journalism. A 2003 that so dishonorable and criminal? Shorter thank you letters which do not contain study, by Maxwell Boykoff and Jules Boykoff, of Additionally, the current mainstream me. I lift my lamp beside the golden door.” lists of participants or donors will be printed – Statue of Liberty more quickly. Those wishing to thank long lists reporting on global warming in major newspapers debate continues to overlook the root caus- found that a majority of reports gave the skeptics -- a es of this large new wave of immigrants Miles Gordon of people and businesses can contact our Ukiah advertising dept. for help with a thank you ad. few dozen people, many if not most receiving direct or that have come during the last decade. indirect financial support from Exxon Mobil -- rough- Most Mexicans do not want to leave ly the same amount of attention as the scientific con- sensus, supported by thousands of independent WHERE TO WRITE researchers. LETTER POLICY Has Exxon Mobil's war on climate science actually President George Bush: The White Sacramento, 95814. (916) 319-2001; Santa changed policy for the worse? Maybe not. Although The Daily Journal welcomes letters to the House, 1600 Pennsylvania Ave., Washing- Rosa, 576-2526; FAX, Santa Rosa, 576- editor. All letters must include a clear name, most governments have done little to curb greenhouse ton, D.C. 20500; (202) 456-1111, FAX 2297. Berg's field representative in Ukiah gases, and the Bush administration has done nothing, signature, return address and phone number. (202)456-2461. office located at 104 W. Church St, Ukiah, Letters are generally published in the order it's not clear that policies would have been any better they are received, but shorter, concise letters Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger: 95482, 463-5770. The office’s fax number is even if Exxon Mobil had acted more responsibly. are given preference. Because of the volume State Capitol, Sacramento, 95814. (916) 463-5773. E-mail to: But the fact is that whatever small chance there was of letters coming in, letters of more than 400 445-2841; FAX (916)445-4633 [email protected] of action to limit global warming became even small- words in length may take longer to be print- Sen. Barbara Boxer: 112 Hart Senate Senator Wes Chesbro: State Senate er because Exxon Mobil chose to protect its profits by ed. Names will not be withheld for any rea- Office Bldg., Washington, D.C. 20510; District 2, Capitol Building, Room 5100, trashing good science. And that, not the paycheck, is son. If we are aware that you are connected (202)224-3553; San Francisco, (415) 403- to a local organization or are an elected offi- Sacramento, 95814. (916) 445-3375; FAX the real scandal of Raymond's reign as Exxon Mobil's cial writing about the organization or body 0100 FAX (415) 956-6701 (916) 323-6958. Ukiah office is P.O. Box chief executive. on which you serve, that will be included in Sen. Dianne Feinstein: 331 Hart Sen- 785, Ukiah, 95482, 468-8914, FAX 468- your signature. If you want to make it clear ate Office Bldg., Washington, D.C. 20510. 8931. District offices at 1040 Main St., Suite Paul Krugman joined The New York Times in you are not speaking for that organization, (202)224-3841 FAX (202) 228-3954; San 205, Napa, 94559, 224-1990, 50 D St., Suite you should do so in your letter.All letters 1999 as a columnist on the Op-Ed Page and Francisco (415) 393-0707; senator@fein- 120A, Santa Rosa, 95404, 576-2771, and continues as Professor of Economics and are subject to editing without notice. Editing stein.senate.gov 317 3rd St., Suite 6, Eureka, 95501, 445- is generally limited to removing statements International Affairs at Princeton University. that are potentially libelous or are not suit- Congressman Mike Thompson: 1st 6508. Email: [email protected]. able for a family newspaper. Form letters District, 231 Cannon Office Bldg, Washing- Mendocino County Supervisors: that are clearly part of a write-in campaign ton, D.C. 20515. (202) 225-3311; FAX Michael Delbar, 1st District; Jim Watten- will not be published. 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Assembly District 1, Capitol, Rm. 2137, [email protected] Advertising director: Cindy Delk Office manager: Yvonne Bell Circulation director: Cornell Turner Group systems director: Sue Whitman ON EDITORIALS Visit our web site at ukiahdailyjournal.com Daily Journal editorials are written by Member Member California Editor K.C. Meadows with the concurrence Audit Bureau Newspaper Publishers of Publisher Kevin McConnell. email us at [email protected] Of Circulations Association THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 2006 – 5 15th annual Ukiah Mariko Irie to show water Sundays in the Park color paintings in Fort Bragg The Daily Journal Mariko Irie is a local treasure to the announces its 2006 lineup Mendocino coast. Her lush watercolor paintings invoke a mood of peaceful fulfillment and the The Daily Journal spacial depth she creates with this media is, The 2006 15th annual while traditional, uniquely her own. Formally Ukiah Sundays in the Park • June 11 -- Leon Russell, trained in Japan at Musashino Art University, concert series is proud to Irie moved to Mendocino in 1982 where she announce the booking for this legendary rock icon also studied at College of the Redwoods in Fort summers lineup of incredible Bragg.Mariko has been in numerous solo and talent is completed. • June 25 -- Pete Escovido, group shows, receiving prizes as well as having In honor of its 15th year her work in collections nationally and interna- anniversary, the Ukiah City contemporary Latin jazz tionally. Mariko teaches watercolor classes at staff is proud to be welcom- the Mendocino Art Center. She is represented in ing to the Todd Grove Park the Northcoast Artists Gallery in Fort Bragg, stage the biggest talent they • July 9 -- KOTOJA, West African the Mendocino Art Center and the Highlight Gallery, in Mendocino. One can also view have ever had to kick off highlife Mariko's artworks at www.mariko-irie.com. their season on June 11 with Mariko Irie will have a solo show, watercol- Leon Russell. or paintings, Scapes & floral, at Northcoast Here are the acts lined up • July 23 -- Steve Lucky & the Artists Gallery in Fort Bragg, May 5 through for this special 15th year cel- 30. ebration: Starting off the Rhumba Bums, jump’n jive series on June 11 will be the swing band legendary rock icon Leon Russell. Opening for him that ‘Secret Gardens of Redwood Valley’ evening will be the • Aug. 6 -- Hip Service, Cajun/soul band Tri Tip Trio. energizing motown/ R&B revue garden tour tickets available On June 26 back for the sec- Submitted photo ond time will be Pete The Ukiah Garden Club is Escovido with his contempo- • Aug. 20 -- Elvin Bishop, reviving an old tradition rary Latin jazz. Ready for a this year and hosting a little high life music? On July renowned blues guitarist garden tour. The big day 9, West African band KOTO- is Sunday, June 11 from JA will be making their third 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and the appearance on the stage. On community is sure to see July 24 the park will be siz- would like to sign up as a May 1. sponsor for the 2006 Ukiah Whether community mem- the flyers in windows all zling hot when Steve Lucky over town. “Secret and the Rhumba Bums fea- Sundays in the Park 15th bers are sponsors or not, it is year, now is the time. They hoped that they, their family Gardens of Redwood turing Carmen Getit hit the Valley” promises to offer stage with their jump ‘n jive are at their deadline for spon- and friends will come and lis- sorships this year and there is ten to a wide variety of something for everyone, swing band. For the first time says event information. in Ukiah, the 15 piece still room for a few more. To music, meet their neighbors, Motown R & B group Hip receive more information or a enjoy the great evenings in There is a drought toler- Service will hit the sage Aug sponsorship packet, contact Todd Grove Park and help ant garden full of blos- 6. And to close out the season Stephanie Young at 463-6201 make the 15th annual 2006 soms, another with on Aug 20, the renowned at the City of Ukiah commu- Ukiah Sundays in the Park remarkable cactus, sev- blues guitarist Elvin Bishop nity services department or series a memorable event for eral beautiful pond gar- will be back to blow away go by at 300 Seminary Drive the entire community. dens as well as a couple the audience once again with in Ukiah and pick up a pack- All concerts will take of English gardens with his great guitar playing. et. The deadline for sponsor- place Sunday evenings at 6 their own charm, flowers If individuals or businesses ship forms to be handed in is p.m. at Todd Grove Park. and views. Six gardens, all privately owned, will open their gates to the public for this one spe- cial day. Light refresh- Ukiah Community Concerts renewal ments will be offered as well as discounts for lunch at local restau- time for 60th season taking place now rants. Tickets are on sale The Daily Journal number. • Ebonly and Ivory Andrew for $15 (cash or check Al Bellon, Membership The program for the 60th Gillpin and Fred Jacobowitz, only), and are available Campaign Chair, has season of the Ukiah musicians who play a wide now at the Mendocino announced that current mem- Community Concerts array of instruments and also Book Company in Ukiah bers of the Ukiah Community Association is: have a varied repertoire in limited supply. Concerts Association have • Andy Stein’s Blue Four • Alpin Hong A brilliant been sent the new brochures violin guitar, piano and reeds. young pianist who debuted at of the concerts to be presented Classics, jazz and ballads plus 10 and by age 20 had won the in the next, 2006-2007, sea- humor. Stravinsky Piano son. • The Edlos Four classical- Competition. Later, he played O N M A I N Membership to the UCCA ly trained singers who give a at Carnegie Hall. An artist is based on a subscription new twist to a capella singing. much in demand. Air Conditioning Tune Up plan. It is necessary to do this $49.00 so that concerts for the com- • Free Duct leakage test.* ing season can be booked • Free refrigerant charge.* ahead, and in this way the • Free report showing system amount of funds for artists is Jewelry efficiency. secured in advance. by LOCAL 539-S Main St. Ukiah • 462-2021 While it is important to * To qualify you must be a PG&E rate payer. Approved by look ahead, members are David FINE WINES the California Public Utility Commission. reminded that there are still two concerts remaining on the FAST SPRING CLOTHES current list. They are The St. Full Service FRIENDLY SERVICE ARE HERE Petersburg String Quartet, “Since 1980” 462-8849 Clothing and Accessories SOUND March 23 and the Slavyanka 303 ‘A’ Talmage Rd., Ukiah 468-0640 323 North Main St • Ukiah Mens Russian Chorus, a mati- 152 Talmage Rd., Ukiah 462-5911 nee, on April 30 at 3 p.m. Membership is open to ADVICE anyone who is interested in good music with world-class RCU Members Talk About Full-Service Banking performers. Adults $40. and student memberships are $15. Don’t hesitate to call for more information about joining. Call Membership Secretary, Maggie Cooper at 463-2738. 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LOCAL Softball comes to town for Easter Tournament CALENDAR The Daily Journal descending on Ukiah. Ukiah (2-1 North Bay League, hitters.” Ukiah softball coach Gary “People know its been a hard 5-2 overall) will pin its tourna- Friday, Eureka takes on St. TODAY Venturi and his team, like many year with the weather, so this ment hopes on the strong right Vincent at 2 p.m., Clear Lake COLLEGE BASEBALL other area squads, has been side- tournament is going to be a great arm of senior pitcher Lindsay takes on Sonoma at 4 p.m., and • Solano College at Mendocino College, 2:30 p.m. lined for most of the spring sports opportunity,” Venturi said. Kiely, who is 5-2 and averaging Windsor and Del Norte square off COLLEGE SOFTBALL • Solano College at Mendocino College, season due to record rainfall. “We’ve got three fields and its almost 10 strikeouts per contest. at 4 p.m. Saturday, play begins doubleheader, 1 & 3 p.m. PREP SOFTBALL Today, all that changes. just a beautiful place, with the Fort Bragg is led by lefty pitch- with losers of first day games Ukiah Easter Tournament • Fort Bragg at Ukiah, 2 p.m. Today, the Wildcats kick off mountains in the background, to er Brittany Rumsfeld and head playing at 10 a.m., and winners FRIDAY, APRIL 21 their Easter Tournament, hosting come out and watch the game. coach Gary Pickle. playing at noon. The consolation COLLEGE BASEBALL Fort Bragg at 2 p.m. to jump start “Plus, people can come out and “Rumsfeld throws pretty well,” title will take place at 2 p.m., and • Napa Valley College at Mendocino College, 2:30 p.m. three days of softball, with eight see these girls play some very Venturi said. “They’re a fast team the third place game and champi- Kiely COLLEGE SOFTBALL • Laney College at Mendocino College, dou- Northern California teams good softball.” and they’ve always got some slap onship will start at 4 p.m. bleheader, 1 & 3 p.m. PREP SOFTBALL Ukiah Easter Tournament • Eureka vs. St. Vincent, 2 p.m. • Clear Lake vs. Sonoma, 4 p.m. • Windsor vs. Del Norte, 4 p.m. NBA -Calendar listings are culled from the most recent schedules provided by the schools Duke lacrosse and organizations in our coverage area. Please report schedule changes or incorrect listings to The Daily Journal Sports Department at 468-3518. player rejects TV LISTINGS plea deal

TODAY Finnerty one of two Blue MLB San Francisco at Arizona, 6:30 p.m. (FSN) Showtime Devils arrested in rape case FRIDAY, APRIL 21 MLB By AARON BEARD at Oakland, 7 p.m. (KICU) AUTO The Associated Press NASCAR, Busch Series, Bashas’ Supermarkets 200, 6 p.m. (FX) DURHAM, N.C. — An attorney for one of BOXING two lacrosse players charged Friday Night Fights, 6 p.m. (ESPN2) GOLF with raping a stripper at a team party on Champions Tour, Liberty Mutual Legends of Golf, 10 a.m. (ABC) Wednesday strongly rejected any sort of deal with prosecutors, proclaiming again his client’s innocence. “I don’t think there is any chance in hell YOUTH that there will be a guilty plea,” attorney Bill SPORTS Cotter said. “I can’t tell you about (every- body), but my client’s case is either going to Medeiros leads be dismissed by the D.A. or go to trial.” Northwest Cotter represents Collin Finnerty, who Construction to win along with fellow sophomore Reade Seligmann was indicted Monday on charges In North Ukiah Little League of first-degree rape, sexual offense and kid- play, Northwest Construction defeated the Lions, 20-2, in four napping. Each posted $400,000 bond after innings. Shane Medeiros went 3- their pre-dawn arrests early Tuesday, and both for-3 with a walk and had four were released within hours. RBIs for Northwest in the win. Carson Schram, Cody Goss, School officials have declined to say Paul Steliga, Devin Hendry, whether it plans to discipline either of the Tanner Haydon, Devin Thompson, and Wyatt Haydon players, although they have noted the univer- all had base hits for Northwest. sity has historically suspended students Medeiros and Ben Brooks charged with a felony. pitched two innings each for Northwest. Cotter said Wednesday that Finnerty, of Josh Canady had a base hit Garden City, N.Y., has left Durham, although and pitched for the Lions. he wouldn’t say where he went. Attorney Kirk Obsborn, representing Seligmann, of Essex Fells, N.J., declined to say whether his client has been suspended. COMMUNITY Seligmann and his father spent much of DIGEST Wednesday working from the law office of See DUKE, Page 8 Colt tryouts and late sign-ups April 30

Colt League will be holding try- outs on April 30 at 10 a.m. at Anton Stadium. Late sign-ups will Eagles take also be taken on the same day, starting at 9:30 a.m. For more information, call Kris at 468-3800. two at home Ukiah High School Mendocino bats come alive Booster Club sets against Contra Costa College meeting for May 1 ANG Newspapers There will be a Ukiah High Cal All-American declared himself eligible for the NBA Draft Wednesday, The Daily Journal School Booster Club meeting although Powe did not sign with an agent and could still return to school. The Mendocino College softball team Monday, May 1 at 5:30 p.m in made easy work of Contra Costa College renowned orthopedist who performed operations on Bulding A in the Career Center. Tuesday afternoon, dropping the Comets by Up for discussion will be a bud- Powe, with no agent, has Powe’s knee two years ago. He is projected as a late get request for uniforms. For until June 18 to withdraw his first-round pick or early second-round selection. scores of 9-0 and 8-0 respectively in a Bay more information call Sue Powe had hinted he would turn pro if he were Valley Conference doubleheader. The victo- Wallace at 485-8412. name from NBA draft expected to be a first-round choice. ries improved the Eagles’ record to 10-6 in Declaring for the NBA gives Powe the chance to BVC play. Girls youth softball By JANIE McCAULEY work out for teams to get a better idea of where he “They’re one of the weaker teams in the conference, but we didn’t make any errors umpires needed The Associated Press would go in the June 28 draft. He can maintain his OAKLAND — Leon Powe received positive college eligibility by not hiring an agent and has and it’s really nice when you can make twen- The City of Ukiah needs girls news about his surgically repaired left knee, and that until June 18 to withdraw and go back to school. ty-one good defensive plays in a game,” said youth softball umpires. Mendocino head coach Kelvin Chapman. Pay is $16 per game, with each was exactly what California’s star forward needed to Powe was in the gym working out Wednesday game having a maximum game finally make a decision about his future. afternoon, only hours after announcing his decision. Eagles pitcher Shilo Rege had a strong out- time of 90 minutes. The season Powe declared for the NBA draft on Wednesday Scouts like his strength and length. ing, shutting down the Contra Costa bats in runs from May-June, and games but does not plan to sign with an agent immediately, And hearing that his left knee is now as strong or the first game. Rege pitched a complete game are played on Monday and stronger than the right one may only boost the draft one-hitter, striking out five batters and col- Thursday evenings. giving him the option to return to the Golden Bears Applications are available at the for his junior season. position of the player nicknamed “The Show.” lecting the shutout victory. City of Ukiah, 411 W. Clay St., or “My family and I thought this was the best deci- “It was a great day yesterday,” said Bernard Ward, Mendocino looked strong at the plate, with for more information call 463- sion right now, to make myself eligible for the draft Powe’s mentor and unofficial guardian. “He did Sadie Poehlmann going 2-for-3 and driving in 6714. without hiring an agent,” Powe said in a statement some tests and the knee was better than the other two runs. released by the school. “I want to leave all of my knee. I was just happy for Leon to see how happy he Brandie McRae also had a big game for the Mendocino College options open.” was. ... The sky’s the limit now. He’ll stay in the gym Eagles, also going 2-for-3 at the plate with youth and high Powe — a local standout from Oakland Tech and get better.” two doubles in the winning effort. school football camps High School who overcame a challenging childhood The 6-foot-8, 240-pound Powe led Cal to its first Mendocino continued its dominant play in — announced the decision a day after he was exam- Mendocino College will host a ined in Colorado by Dr. Richard Steadman, the See SHOW, Page 8 See EAGLES, Page 7 youth football camp from July 10- 14 and a high school football camp on July 21. Both camps will be held at Mendocino College from 4:30 Derek p.m. - 7 p.m. each day, and the Fisher and cost is $90. This is a full contact Utah’s Warriors finish with a dud camp for ages 6-14. Greg The high school camp will run By DOUG ALDEN , one and no when they ended the season by from 11 a.m. - 3 p.m., the cost is Ostertag The Associated Press $25, and it is a position specific battle for points while playing 3 min- beating the Jazz in the final camp for high school age football the ball SALT LAKE CITY — utes, 36 seconds of what he game of the season. Golden players. Rookie C.J. Miles scored a said would be his last game. State led by 10 late in the third Any questions about either Wednesday in Salt career-high 23 points and the Monta Ellis scored 27 for quarter, but couldn’t sustain it. camp can be directed to Mike Utah Jazz avoided consecutive Golden State and had a chance Ike Diogu scored 20, Mike Mari at 707-468-3098. Lake City. Utah won, losing seasons by rallying to to put the game into overtime, Dunleavy finished with 15 105-103. beat the Golden State Warriors but his 3-pointer at the buzzer points and the Warriors used Ukiah Dolphins swim 105-102 Wednesday night. bounced off the rim. just eight players. Troy and water polo camp Carlos Boozer had 26 points scored 20, Murphy was the only Warrior and 11 rebounds and Mehmet making a 3 with about 12 sec- to dress but not play. The Ukiah dolphins will be hold- Okur scored 23 points, includ- onds left to pull Golden State Ostertag, Utah’s first-round ing a swim and water polo combi- ing a 3-pointer that put Utah back within 103-102 before draft pick in 1995, announced nation camp April 24-28 at Ukiah High School. The clinic starts at ahead to stay with 38 seconds Miles — a 19-year-old who Monday that he would retire 5:30 p.m. each evening, is for left. The Jazz finished the sea- was in high school a year ago this summer. He played all but safe swimmers, and should serve son 41-41, winning six of their — made both his free throws one season with the Jazz and final eight. with 8.2 seconds left. received a loud ovation from See DIGEST, Page 8 Utah’s Greg Ostertag ended The Warriors finished 34- ANG Newspapers his 11-year career with one 48, the same as a year ago See FINISH, Page 7 THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL SPORTS THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 2006 – 7 Morrison leaves Arizona trumps Giants By ANDREW BAGNATO deficit with a three-run fourth inning. After The Associated Press DaVanon led off with a homer, Chad Tracy PHOENIX — Jeff DaVanon fell a double doubled and scored on Luis Gonzalez’ triple. short of and drove in Cain balked in Gonzalez to give Arizona a 3- Gonzaga for NBA three runs, and the 1 lead. defeated the San Francisco Giants 10-3 DaVanon, who is tied with the team lead By NICHOLAS K. GERANIOS Wednesday night. 13 RBIs, was in the middle of another rally in The Associated Press DaVanon, an outfielder who was signed as the fifth. He singled and scored on a double SPOKANE, Wash. – a free agent a week before , by Tony Clark as the Diamondbacks Gonzaga All-America for- homered in the fourth inning and singled in stretched the lead to 5-1. In the sixth, ward Adam Morrison the fifth off Matt Cain (0-2), then tripled in DaVanon tripled home two runs to that made declared for the NBA draft the sixth against Kevin Correia. it 7-1. Wednesday, passing up his DaVanon led a 13-hit attack for the That was plenty of support for Brandon senior season for a chance to Diamondbacks, who have scored at least Webb (2-0), who won his second consecutive be a lottery pick. seven runs in each of the first three games of decision. He allowed three runs and 10 hits in The 6-foot-8 floppy-haired, the four-game series against their NL West 7 2-3 innings. mustachioed forward, who led rivals. Webb struggled in the second inning, giv- Division I in scoring last sea- Barry Bonds was not in the Giants lineup, ing up a leadoff homer to Mark Sweeney, his son at 28.1 points per game, is rested by manager Felipe Alou. second of the season and the series. a diabetic and said uncertainty San Francisco allowed a total of four runs One out later, Ray Durham, Pedro Feliz over his future health in three games at Dodger Stadium last week- and Mike Matheny strung together singles, prospects was a factor in his end. The Diamondbacks have rocked the but Durham was thrown out at the plate. decision. Giants’ suddenly vulnerable pitchers for a Webb struck out Cain to end the threat. “It's been a great process so pair of four-run innings in a 10-9 loss When Webb’s sinker is working, his far. It's been fun, but I've Monday and a five-run inning in a 7-4 victo- infielders stay busy. That’s what happened decided to try to take my ry Tuesday. Wednesday night as Arizona tied a club game to the next level and fur- On Wednesday night, they erased a 1-0 record with four double plays. ther my career as a basketball player,” Morrison said at a campus news conference. The player of the year, Bonds fined for wristbands Morrison edged Duke's J.J. Redick for this year's national By ANDREW BAGNATO letter was sent to Bonds appeal now will be heard by scoring title. He finished sec- The Associated Press Tuesday. Bonds has appealed John McHale, a baseball ond to Redick for the ANG Newspapers PHOENIX — Major the ruling, Watson said. executive vice president, or Naismith and John R. Wooden Gonzaga junior Adam Morrison led the nation in scor- League Baseball gave Barry Watson also said Bonds whether there will be a griev- Awards for college basket- ing in 2005-2006 with a robust 28.1 points per game. Bonds a slap on the wrist- had previously run afoul of ance filed by the players’ ball's player of the year. bands Wednesday. baseball’s uniform guide- association that is heard by Gonzaga coach jump shot, and ball into his head several Bonds was fined $5,000 lines before. an arbitrator, which is more said his staff and team were and other scoring greats of the times — and on-court swag- for wearing wristbands that “He’s appealed it before,” likely to happen. “ecstatic” for Morrison. past. ger made him a TV favorite violated baseball’s apparel Watson said. “He’s been “The union believes the “This truly is a great day. A The 21-year-old Morrison and a lightning rod for oppos- rules because of their size fined before.” matter is subject to the griev- great day for Adam, a great scored at least 30 points 14 ing fans. and logo design. Bonds’ appeal then was ance procedure and will be day for our basketball pro- times this season and five Morrison also became a Bob Watson, baseball’s heard by Bob DuPuy, base- heard by the neutral arbitra- gram and me personally,” Few times scored at least 40 points role model for diabetics. vice president for on-field ball’s chief operating officer. tor,” said Michael Weiner, said. “It's the right decision as he became the second Cameras showed him con- operations, confirmed that a It’s unclear whether the the union’s general counsel. because he and his family Bulldogs player to win the stantly monitoring his blood went about it the right way. ... national scoring title. Frank sugar during games, and giv- It's what he wants to do and he Burgess accomplished the feat ing himself injections is ready for it. He's going to be by averaging 32.4 ppg in while on the bench. a great player at the next 1960-61. A thin mustache he culti- and finished 8-for-13 from game and Dunleavy made level.” In three seasons at vated this year became a Finish the field. Deron Williams, two free throws with 46 sec- Morrison surpassed the col- Gonzaga, Morrison scored source of jokes and jeers from who was also finishing his onds left to put the Warriors lege accomplishments of 1,867 points to rank third on opposing fans and even team- Continued from Page 6 rookie season, had 13 assists back up by a point, but Okur Gonzaga great . the Bulldog's all-time scoring mates. and 12 points. got open outside the arc and But it remains to be seen if he list, behind Burgess (2,196) Morrison reveled in the the Utah fans when he was The Jazz closed the third hit his only 3-pointer of the can have the same impact on and Jim McPhee (2,015). attention, scoring 43 points introduced after the starting quarter with a 14-4 run to tie night to give the lead back to the NBA, as critics have com- Gonzaga finished 29-4 this against Washington, 34 points lineup. the game at 77 entering the Utah for good. plained about his defense and season, and in Morrison's against Memphis, 34 against Ostertag entered the game final period. Golden State Notes: Andrei Kirilenko downplayed his passing and three seasons went 83-12, Stanford, and a career high 44 along with Miles — who is led much of the fourth, but (back) missed his second 14 years younger than the couldn’t stop Boozer or rebounding abilities. including 40-2 in the WCC. against Loyola Marymount. straight game for Utah. ... There is no doubt Morrison This season, Morrison gar- He is the second first-team veteran center — early in the Miles at the end. first quarter. Miles sent the Boozer scored eight in a Okur played in all 82 games can shoot, making nearly 50 nered national attention by All-America in school history, for the second straight sea- percent of his shots, including oldest member of the Jazz row for Utah, making a one- scoring 43 points against after in 2002, and son. ... Jazz broadcaster Rod 43 percent of 3-pointers, even Michigan State at the Maui should be the highest pick out with a win and a look at handed dunk that put the with defenders hanging all Invitational. His emotional ever out of Gonzaga. Stockton what Utah could have in the Jazz up 96-95. There was a Hundley did not attend the over him. Morrison drew play — in an NCAA tourna- was the 16th player chosen in future. commotion right after the game, two days after his comparisons to , for ment game he got so carried 1984 and Dickau was the 28th Miles had never played play below the Jazz basket as wife, Florence, died Monday a similar high release on his away he slammed the basket- player chosen in 2002. more than 23 minutes and his security guards wrestled a after a battle with cancer. ... previous scoring high was fan to the tunnel. Golden State had won four nine. He played 33 minutes The scuffle didn’t stop the straight.

ing two runs across for out the offensive attack for Tigers get one back Eagles Mendocino. Melanie Harp Mendocino, going 2-for-3 also had a flawless perfor- with a double. Continued from Page 6 mance at the plate, garnering Mendocino will take to three hits and scoring three the field this afternoon at 1 with Rogers, hot bats the second game, holding the runs. p.m., hosting Solano College Comets scoreless thanks to Vickie Asbury rounded in a doubleheader . By JANIE McCAULEY Yastrzemski. throwing errors in Tuesday’s effective work by pitcher Erin Heitmeyer. The Associated Press Monroe started a three-run 4-3 series-opening loss. OAKLAND — Kenny fourth-inning rally with Notes: The A’s, who had The Eagles provided Heitmeyer with plenty of run Rogers won again at the another RBI single, while committed only four errors on support, collecting several Coliseum and Placido Inge added a sacrifice fly and the season, made four on Polanco also singled in a run Wednesday night. ... A’s 3B clutch hits. Polanco got his 1,000th career Lindsay Ruddick was a that inning. After Monroe’s Eric Chavez and CF Mark hit and drove in three runs to perfect 3-for-3 at bat, push- lead the Detroit Tigers past the fifth-inning sacrifice fly, Inge Kotsay both got the night off. 11-4 on hit a two-run double to left to ... Tigers RHP closer Todd Wednesday night. chase A’s starter Joe Blanton Jones, on the disabled list with Craig Monroe and Brandon (1-2), who struggled in his a pulled left hamstring, threw Inge also had three RBIs each first home start of the season. 25 pitches in his second for the Tigers, who won for For the Tigers, this was an straight day working in a sim- only the third time in 10 important win in the second ulated game and is encour- games after starting the sea- game of a nine-game road trip aged he will be ready to be son 5-0. against the AL West. activated Friday in Seattle. At Rogers (3-1) shut down the Chris Shelton went 0-for-3 first, Jones will pitch only an A’s again to move within with a walk, hit by pitch and a inning or so and probably not seven wins of his 200th career run scored, remaining at nine the ninth. “I just want to get victory. One of his few mis- homers through his first 15 started,” said Jones, who is takes came on a 2-1 pitch to games. pleased with his improved start the second that Frank Nick Swisher extended his flexibility. “I’m three weeks Six Packs Thomas sent high into the left- hitting streak to 10 games behind.” Manager Jim Pilsner Ukiah field steps for his 452nd with a second-inning single a Leyland said Jones would career . night after he homered twice likely come off the DL on “To Go” Rogers, in his first season for Oakland, and Mark Ellis Friday as long as he feels OK. 102 S. State St. Ukiah with the Tigers after two in hit his first home run of the ... Thomas hit his sixth career Texas, didn’t allow a hit after season with a two-run shot off homer off Rogers. 468-5898 the second until Jason Chris Spurling in the eighth Kendall’s RBI double in the moments after the righty eighth. The 41-year-old lefty replaced Rogers. improved to 24-4 in 44 starts Rogers threw 108 pitches, Bring this coupon to the Players Club Tuesday or Friday and receive a voucher at the Coliseum, and 22-1 in striking out one and walking good towards $5 off a single, regularly priced, “All-You-Can-Eat” Prime Rib the A’s ballpark since 1995. two in 7 1-3 innings. ($11.99) or Seafood ($12.99) Buffet. OFFER GOOD THROUGH APRIL 28, 2006 Detroit gave Rogers plenty Blanton allowed 10 hits ONLY. MAY NOT BE COMBINED WITH ANY OTHER OFFERS. ONE COUPON of offense, too. and seven earned runs in 4 1-3 PER PERSON, PER DAY. MANAGEMENT Monroe staked the Tigers innings and also committed an RESERVES ALL RIGHTS. to a quick lead when he hit an error for the A’s, who have RBI single in the second to lost six of their last eight. score Alexis Gomez, who Carlos Guillen booted a Camper Shells • California Built doubled to start the inning. routine grounder by Kendall Thomas then tied the game in the first and made a wild Lakeport Camper when he led off the bottom throw to first in the sixth for half with a solo homer that his fourth error in two games. 12 years of professional moved him into a tie for 27th But Guillen doubled twice, place on the all-time list with drove in a run and scored SERVICE Gary Sheffield and Carl three times. Guillen made two Monday - Friday 8am - 5pm •263-7755 8 – THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 2006 SPORTS THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL

49ers trade for first-round pick COMMUNITY DIGEST — CONTINUED FROM PAGE 6 as an introduction to both sports. boys or girls soccer team pleas call By GREG BEACHAM — Ohio State linebacker A.J. looking forward to improving Coaches Sue Maurer and Rick the soccer hotline at 467-9797 so the To place an announcement in the The Associated Press Hawk and North Carolina our team with all 10 draft Cleland will be giving 45 minutes of UVYSL can get back to potential “Community Sports Digest,” contact SANTA CLARA — The State defensive end Mario picks, including the two first- basic instruction in each sport for the coaches with more details. The Ukiah Daily Journal Sports San Francisco 49ers added a Williams — are likely to be round picks. We will continue cost of $25 for the week. Department by phone at 468-3518. gone before San Francisco’s to build this team through the Please call Maurer at 391-8277 or You may also mail your listing to 590 second first-round pick in Cleland at 463-1551 for further infor- S. School Street, Ukiah, Calif., 95482, next week’s NFL draft by first-round picks. draft.” mation. e-mail it to [email protected], or trading their second- and Hawk traveled to Santa The first-rounder traded by Entry level clinic for fax it to us at 468-3544. Because the third-round picks to Denver Clara to meet with 49ers offi- the Broncos was their second Call for Ukiah Valley soccer referees “Community Sports Digest” is a FREE on Wednesday for the 22nd cials two weeks ago in that round. They also have service, no guarantees can be made youth soccer coaches overall selection. The 49ers still have 10 No. 15, obtained from Atlanta There will be an entry level soccer on the frequency of a listing’s appear- The 49ers, who already overall picks in the draft, in a three-way deal with the referee clinic May 15-18, from 6-9 ance in The Daily Journal. To assure including an extra pick in the New York Jets. The Ukiah Valley Youth Soccer p.m., and May 20 from 9 a.m.-3 p.m. your event maximum publicity, please have the No. 6 pick after last League is in need of coaches. If you at the Nokomis School. contact either our classified (468- season’s 4-12 finish, sent the sixth round and two more in With two first-round picks would like to become a head coach or For more information, call Friedhelm 3535) or display advertising (468- 37th and 68th overall choices the seventh. Their next pick in 2000, the 49ers chose line- an assistant coach for a competitive Engeln at 485-7308. 3510) departments. to the Broncos, giving San after the first-rounders is the backer Julian Peterson and Francisco two first-round 84th overall, acquired in a cornerback Ahmed Plummer. picks for the first time since trade with Washington for Peterson became a two-time SCOREBOARD 2000. receiver Brandon Lloyd. Pro Bowl player before blow- West Division NBA BASEBALL W L Pct GB The move also might be a “We feel like we acquired ing out his Achilles’ tendon in Los Angeles 7 7.500 — prelude to a gambit to move more value by making the 2004, struggling last season EASTERN CONFERENCE NATIONAL LEAGUE Oakland 7 7.500 — Atlantic Division East Division Texas 6 8.429 1 Seattle 6 9.400 1 1/2 up again in the draft. Two trade for this pick,” 49ers and signing with Seattle last W L Pct GB W L Pct GB coach Mike Nolan said. “I am month. y-New Jersey 49 33.598 — New York 10 4.714 — players coveted by the 49ers Atlanta 8 8.500 3 Tuesday’s Games Philadelphia 38 44.463 11 Boston 7, Tampa Bay 4 Boston 33 49.402 16 Philadelphia 6 8.429 4 Washington 5 10.3335 1/2 Cleveland 15, Baltimore 1 Toronto 27 55.329 22 Toronto 10, N.Y.Yankees 5 New York 23 59.280 26 Florida 4 10.286 6 Central Division 4, Kansas City 1 Southeast Division L.A. Angels 8, Minnesota 2 W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Houston 10 5.667 — Texas 7, Seattle 4 y-Miami 52 30.634 — season of his basketball big, too.” Chicago 8 5.615 1 Oakland 4, Detroit 3 x-Washington 42 40.512 10 Cincinnati 9 6.600 1 Wednesday’s Games career, which is a credit to his “Leon and I have talked a Orlando 36 46.439 16 St. Louis 9 6.600 1 N.Y.Yankees 3, Toronto 1 Show Atlanta 26 56.317 26 Chicago White Sox 4, Kansas City 0 Milwaukee 8 7.533 2 work ethic and perseverance.” lot about his future and his Charlotte 26 56.317 26 Pittsburgh 5 12.294 6 Boston 9, Tampa Bay 1 Powe, the Pac-10 Central Division West Division Baltimore 18, Cleveland 9 Continued from Page 6 options,” coach Ben Braun W L Pct GB W L Pct GB L.A. Angels at Minnesota, 5:10 p.m. Freshman of the Year and z-Detroit 64 18.780 — San Francisco 8 5.615 — Texas at Seattle, 7:05 p.m. said. “He knows he has my x-Cleveland 50 32.610 14 Colorado 8 7.533 1 Detroit at Oakland, 7:05 p.m. NCAA tournament bid in league rebounding leader in x-Chicago 41 41.500 23 Los Angeles 7 8.467 2 Thursday’s Games full support. I’m proud that he x-Indiana 41 41.500 23 Arizona 6 8.4292 1/2 L.A. Angels (Carrasco 0-0) at Minnesota (Baker three years this season, but the 2004, is 29 credits shy of a x-Milwaukee 40 42.488 24 San Diego 6 8.4292 1/2 1-1), 10:10 a.m. has put himself in a great posi- Cleveland (Carmona 1-0) at Baltimore (Bedard 3- Bears lost in the first round to degree in social welfare, and 0), 12:05 p.m. tion both athletically and aca- WESTERN CONFERENCE Tuesday’s Games North Carolina State. his late mother always empha- Pittsburgh 12, St. Louis 4 Detroit (Bonderman 1-2) at Oakland (Zito 1-2), demically. He just had the best Southwest Division Washington 10, Philadelphia 3 12:35 p.m. He earned second-team sized the importance of educa- W L Pct GB Atlanta 7, N.Y. Mets 1 Tampa Bay (Kazmir 1-1) at Boston (Wakefield 1- season of his basketball z-San Antonio 63 19.768 — Florida 12, Cincinnati 6 2), 4:05 p.m. All-America honors after tion. He said he plans on get- x-Dallas 60 22.732 3 Houston 13, Milwaukee 12 Texas (Padilla 2-1) at Seattle (Pineiro 2-1), 7:05 averaging Pac-10 bests of ting his degree no matter what career, which is a credit to his x-Memphis 49 33.598 14 Colorado 3, San Diego 2, 11 innings p.m. New Orleans 38 43.46924 1/2 Arizona 7, San Francisco 4 Friday’s Games 20.5 points and 10.1 rebounds he decides with the draft. work ethic and perseverance.” Houston 34 48.415 29 L.A. Dodgers 2, Chicago Cubs 1 Baltimore at N.Y.Yankees, 4:05 p.m. Northwest Division Wednesday’s Games Boston at Toronto, 4:07 p.m. in his first season back follow- Powe has said he would Powe, the Pac-10 W L Pct GB St. Louis 4, Pittsburgh 0 Tampa Bay at Texas, 5:05 p.m. y-Denver 44 37.543 — Cincinnati 9, Florida 8 Cleveland at Kansas City, 5:10 p.m. ing a serious knee injury that like to give back to the chil- Freshman of the Year and Utah 41 41.5003 1/2 Atlanta 2, N.Y. Mets 1 Minnesota at Chicago White Sox, 5:35 p.m. sidelined him for all of the dren in Oakland, where Powe Seattle 34 47.420 10 San Diego 13, Colorado 4 Detroit at Seattle, 7:05 p.m. league rebounding leader in Minnesota 33 49.40211 1/2 Philadelphia 7, Washington 6, 10 innings L.A. Angels at Oakland, 7:05 p.m. 2004-05 season. spent time in homeless shel- Portland 21 60.259 23 Milwaukee 7, Houston 2 2004, is only 29 credits shy of CALIFORNIA LEAGUE “Leon and I have talked a ters and cramped apartments Pacific Division Arizona 10, San Francisco 3 a degree in social welfare, and W L Pct GB Chicago Cubs at L.A. Dodgers, 7:10 p.m. North Division lot about his future and his growing up. y-Phoenix 53 28.654 — Thursday’s Games W L Pct. GB his late mother always empha- x-L.A. Clippers 47 35.5736 1/2 Washington (Traber 0-0) at Philadelphia (Madson San Jose (Giants) 7 3.700 — options,” coach Ben Braun “I’m just happy because at x-L.A. Lakers 44 37.543 9 1-0), 4:05 p.m. Stockton (Athletics) 6 6.500 2 sized the importance of educa- x-Sacramento 44 38.5379 1/2 Cincinnati (Williams 0-2) at Milwaukee (Ohka 1- Modesto (Rockies) 5 6.4552 1/2 1), 5:05 p.m. said. “He knows he has my the end of the summer he will Golden State 34 48.41519 1/2 Visalia (Devil Rays) 5 9.357 4 tion. San Francisco (Wright 2-0) at Arizona (Vargas 1- Bakersfield (Rangers) 4 9.3084 1/2 full support. I’m proud that he need 18 units to graduate,” 1), 6:40 p.m. South Division has put himself in a great posi- Ward said. “That’s one of the He said he plans on getting x-clinched playoff spot N.Y. Mets (Trachsel 1-1) at San Diego (Peavy 1- W L Pct. GB y-clinched division 2), 7:05 p.m. High Desert (Royals) 9 3.750 — tion both athletically and aca- reasons it took so long to his degree no matter what he z-clinched conference Friday’s Games Lake Elsinore (Padres)7 4.6361 1/2 Atlanta at Washington, 4:05 p.m. R. Cucamonga (Angels)7 4.6361 1/2 demically. He just had the best make a decision. School is decides with the draft. Tuesday’s Games Florida at Philadelphia, 4:05 p.m. Inland Empire (Mariners) 5 7 .417 4 Atlanta 103, Miami 100 Cincinnati at Milwaukee, 5:05 p.m. Lancaster (Diamondbacks) 4 8 .333 5 Washington 116, Milwaukee 103 Pittsburgh at Houston, 5:05 p.m. Philadelphia 91, New Jersey 88 Chicago Cubs at St. Louis, 5:10 p.m. Wednesday’s Games Memphis 101, L.A. Clippers 95 San Francisco at Colorado, 6:05 p.m. Bakersfield 7, Visalia 6 Sacramento 111, Seattle 105 N.Y. Mets at San Diego, 7:05 p.m. Inland Empire at Stockton innocence. a house where she and anoth- Wednesday’s Games Arizona at L.A. Dodgers, 7:40 p.m. Modesto at Lancaster A person close to the case er woman were hired to dance Indiana 89, Orlando 83 Rancho Cucamonga at Lake Elsinore Duke Cleveland 100, Atlanta 99 AMERICAN LEAGUE San Jose at High Desert told The Associated Press on at a lacrosse team party. Boston 85, Miami 78 East Division Thursday’s Games Washington 96, Detroit 80 W L Pct GB Bakersfield at Visalia Continued from Page 7 Wednesday that the cell phone According to defense attor- New York 90, New Jersey 83 Boston 11 4.733 — Inland Empire at Stockton records show Seligmann neys, DNA tests conducted on Charlotte 96, Philadelphia 86 Baltimore 9 7.563 2 1/2 Modesto at Lancaster San Antonio 89, Houston 87 New York 7 7.500 3 1/2 Rancho Cucamonga at Lake Elsinore attorney Robert Ekstrand, called for a taxi at 12:14 a.m., all the players failed to con- Memphis 102, Minnesota 92, 2OT Toronto 7 7.500 3 1/2 San Jose at High Desert L.A. Clippers 85, Dallas 71 Tampa Bay 7 8.467 4 Friday’s Games Inland Empire at Bakersfield who represents dozens of and that according to sworn nect any of the team members Chicago 127, Toronto 106 Central Division W L Pct GB Lancaster at High Desert testimony he left in the taxi at to the alleged rape. Utah 105, Golden State 102 Modesto at Rancho Cucamonga uncharged lacrosse players. Phoenix at Portland, 7 p.m. Chicago 10 5.667 — Cleveland 9 6.600 1 San Jose at Lake Elsinore District Attorney Mike 12:19 a.m. “I would have to say she is Denver at Seattle, 7:30 p.m. Visalia at Stockton New Orleans at L.A. Lakers, 7:30 p.m. Detroit 7 7.500 2 1/2 Nifong, who has not granted The bank records show he definitely making it up,” End of regular season Minnesota 6 7.462 3 interviews in weeks and said stopped at an ATM five min- Cotter said. Kansas City 2 12.143 7 1/2 Tuesday he planned to make utes later, the person added, Nifong has ordered addi- no comments about the case while information provided tional DNA testing, which outside the courtroom, has by Duke shows he swiped an was originally performed at said he still hopes to link a ID card to enter his dorm at the state crime lab. Cotter said third man to the alleged 12:46 a.m. he believes those results attack. A member of the defense should be “back any minute.” He did not return calls team, who also spoke on con- Ekstrand said the defense dition of anonymity because has also not yet received a Wednesday seeking comment the defense is working with report from authorities about about that effort, or about players who could still be any photo identifications of searches by Durham police indicted, showed photos to the suspects made by the accuser. Tuesday night of Seligmann’s AP on Wednesday that show “I think we’re entitled to the and Finnerty’s dorm rooms. the accuser on the back porch report of the identification Warrants authorizing the of the off-campus house, with procedure, and the results of searches had not been her clothing intact. She is the photo identifications she returned to the court clerk’s or smiling and looking through did,” he said. magistrate’s office by her purse. The allegations of rape led Wednesday evening. The defense team member Duke to cancel the highly “I can imagine they never said the digital photos were ranked lacrosse team’s season, quit investigating, but I think taken at 12:30 a.m., citing an accept the resignation of the it’s unusual to be executing electronic time-stamp known team’s coach and begin a search warrants after they’ve as metadata. Such time- series of internal investiga- indicted,” Cotter said. stamps are not visible on the tions, including one into the Defense attorneys have photos. They are created, behavior of the lacrosse team. said they have time-stamped though, when digital photos photos from the party, bank are taken. The accuser, a 27- AP National Writer Allen records, cell phone calls and a year-old student at a nearby G. Breed and Associated taxi driver’s statement to sup- college, told police she was Press Writer Tim Whitmire port Seligmann’s claim of attacked by three white men at contributed to this report. $5 Suggested Donation Clip Your Way The Ukiah Skate Park Committee PRESENTS To Savings! It’s Official The Kayo Video Wednesday, April 26th • 6:30 p.m. Wright Stuff Pizza Advertisers 720 North State St. • Ukiah ALL AGES • RAFFLE FOLLOWING FILM • RAFFLE TICKETS $3 put their best ATTENTION LOCAL SKATEBOARDERS! If you have footage and the ability to edit a 3-to-5 minute package, the deals in Ukiah Skate Park Committee would like to showcase your videos during our benefit. The Ukiah EVENT SPONSORS Wright Stuff Pizza • Freedom Skate Shop • Access Design Build • The Ukiah Daily Journal L.Scott Spears • Expressions Candy & Gift Shop • Homegrowninmendo DAILY JOURNAL Ed Keller/Century 21 Les Ryan Realty • Working Class Skateboards THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 2006 – 9

Earth Day 2006 Celebration Watch for balloon and signs. For further infor- items. A good time is guaranteed to be had by mation call Nona at 485-8191. all. BILLBOARD and Dance set for Saturday Attendees will also be intrigued to see the On Saturday Cloud Forest Institute (CFI) SPACE to hold live and silent theater building during this exciting stage of transition. Buyers will be contributing to the Bus trip to the De Young will host an Earth Day 2006 Celebration and auctions for new theater transformation of the SPACE Theater’s expan- Dance. This is an all ages fun raiser to support sion and finishing of the interior: installation of Museum in San Francisco ongoing cloud forest conservation and educa- To the lucky bidders at the SPACE Theater, Saturday, April 29. The public is enthusiasti- the stage, dressing rooms, rehearsal hall, and to take place this Saturday tion efforts. There will be information about audience seating. People will also appreciate CFI's Ecuadorian. cally invited to attend “Attic to Auction,” a the results of Phase II of construction: upgrad- Reservations are being taken by a group of Educational Adventure Courses planned for fund raiser contributing to the final phase of ed exterior site work, an expanded lobby with artists and art lovers for a deluxe bus trip to July and August this summer. new construction of the SPACE Theater, an office, and beautiful new restrooms. San Francisco’s de Young Museum in Golden There will also be a bake sale for late night historical landmark (the former St. Mary of the This 200 seat performing arts center for Gate Park. An exhibit of world wide arts and munching and a Silent Auction with part of the Angel’s Church) at 508 W. Perkins (on Dora youth, families, and cultural education projects crafts are being shown there in April. The day proceeds to support local organizations spon- Street). will create a venue for local and national artists will be spent there and return straight back to sored by CFI's 501c3 umbrella. The event will SPACE, Near and Arnold’s School of to share their talents with the community for Ukiah (no dinner stop). There is a large cafete- be held at the Ukiah Brewing Company locat- Performing Arts and Cultural Education, will years to come. ria with a wide selection of foods at the muse- ed at the corner of State and Perkins in Ukiah. present live and silent auctions Saturday, April Mark the calendars, for a good time and a um. A $5 to $15 sliding scale donation is requested 29, 5 to 7 p.m. Doors open at 4 p.m. great cause: bring friends to the SPACE The cost of the bus ticket is $60, seniors at the door. There will be an open mic begin- Opportunities to preview auction items are Auctions, Saturday, April 29, 4 p.m., at the new over 65 years $58 and youth $57 (13 through ning at 8:30 with earth based poetry readings Friday, April 28, 4 to 6 p.m. and Saturday, SPACE Theater, 508 W. Perkins St. For more 17). This covers the bus and the museum. by local authors. Music by the Frey's rounds April 29, noon to 2 p.m. information, contact SPACE, 462-9370. Departure is at 8:30 a.m. this Saturday out the evening beginning at 9:30. Dan, Sam “Attic to Auction” is modeled after an estate Arrangements can be made to be picked up and Adam Frey have an original world beat sale, where an eclectic mix of good condition, Red Bud to perform Hopland and Cloverdale. The expected return style that reflects their intention as young citi- quality treasures donated by community mem- to Ukiah will be at about 6.30 p.m. zens of the planet to create music that encour- bers, will be presented for spirited, healthy at Earth Day celebration The deadline is March 10 for reservations. ages people to choose to live with joy, peace competitive bidding, including: 1930’s to be held on April 22 For more information, call Mary June at 463- and creativity every day. For more information armoire; Pilates table with accessories; home 0456. contact Jenny Burnstad, 743-1287. One in entertainment center; Peter Stearns framed On Saturday April 22, there’s going to be an every five American children live below the photograph; walnut dining room table and Earth Day celebration in Willits, from noon to poverty line, an increase of 12 percent since chairs; variety of zinfandels; lighted and mir- 10 pm. 8 bands for 8 dollars for the whole 13th annual Spring Garden G.W. Bush took office. rored glass display cases from Parducci thing. Cool. I don’t know the whole line-up, Tour to be held on Saturday Winery; brand new CB radio and DVD player; but right before Rootstock plays, almost Ukiah Garden Club to hold garden and picnic accessories, framed and Redbud will be playing, from around 7 p.m. to The 13th Annual Spring Garden Tour pre- unframed artworks by various artists; good 7:45. Almost Redbud? Well, Gary can’t make sented by the League of Women Voters of plant sale on Saturday condition furniture of all kinds; stained glass; it, so Bob and Frankie and I are going to be an Mendocino County will be held Saturday from kitchen ware; electric scooter; child’s roll top original rock trio. The event is in a tent at 1195 noon to 5 p.m. Perennials, shrubs, trees, succulents, and South Main St. in Willits, on the right just more will be offered for sale at the annual Plant desk, girl’s bed canopy and dollhouse; piano; These private gardens feature rhododen- freezer, and much, much more. north of Burger King. drons, spring perennials, maples, bonsai, Sale of the Ukiah Garden Club on Saturday, On Friday, April 28th, Redbud will be play- April 22. On Sunday, April 23 district garden- Admission is only $5 which provides guests woodland and meadow settings, and koi ponds. with an auction program and bidding number. ing at Shanachie Pub, from 9 p.m. to after mid- Tickets are $15 including refreshments. They clubbers will be bringing different plants. The night. It will be lots of fun. $5 cover. Shanachie sale starts at 8:30 a.m. and runs till 2:00 p.m. Shoppers will enjoy complimentary hors are available by calling 937-4952 or at d’oeuvres and wine sold by the glass, while Pub is really sweet, with a great vibe and 17 Tangents and Harvest Market in Fort Bragg, each day. Homemade cinnamon rolls and cof- yummy beers on tap, and a huge selection in fee made by Nona Carpenter will be served to perusing and bidding at the Silent Auction. At bottles, plus really good rootbeer, etc. It is Moore Used Books in Mendocino, and partici- 5 p.m., Professional Auctioneer Loreen Eliason pating gardens. early shoppers. The sale is at Nona Carpenter's behind Burrito Exquisito, and the Purple home, 9400 West Road, Redwood Valley. will begin presentation of the Live Auction Thistle, at 50 S. Main St. Award-winning films featured at Mendocino Film Festival The Daily Journal old boy suffers with the unex- having won Grand Jury Awards Supported Agriculture) farm unheard perspective -- the turesque Little River. You’ll also MENDOCINO -- May 18 pected death of his father. His at San Francisco International that serves 1500 families in the Shoshone Nation who, by enjoy special events including through May 21, the Mendocino inability to cope leads him to Film Festival, Nashville, and Chicago area with weekly fresh United States treaty in 1863, panel discussions with the film- Film Festival will showcase 65 denial and self-loathing and on a Newport Film Festivals as well produce. were deeded the land. From trib- makers, the Opening Night Gala independent filmmakers. Five drug-addicted path to self- as Audience Awards at “Trespassing” is rivet- al councils to town hall meet- featuring guests, director/pro- of the selected films have won destruction. His mother hires a Slamdance, Chicago, and ing with its revelations. Having ings in Needles, California, ducer Sydney Pollack and nominations and awards at private company that kidnaps Inspiration Film Festivals, already won Best Documentary Shoshone activists hold healing renowned cinematographer many prestigious film festivals troubled teens and places them among others. The Real Dirt is Award at the Boston ceremonies at Yucca Mountain Laszlo Kovacs, and the Awards and awards ceremonies. in a locked down, corrupt psy- the true story of third-generation International Film Festival and and nonviolent protests through- Ceremony. With more than 60 Academy Award chiatric hospital. After being American farmer John Peterson Director’s Award at Santa Cruz movies filmed on the out their land in the fight to save Mendocino Coast, beginning in Winner for Best Documentary subjected to the secret physical and his hero’s journey of suc- International Film Festival, their beloved desert. and emotional abuses of the pro- cess, failure, and rebirth. We among others, Trespassing is an 1904, celebrate the Coast’s rich, Short last March is “A Note of These five powerful films, filming history as well. For Triumph: The Golden Age of gram, Andrew discovers the travel through his childhood in eye-opening, full-length docu- and more, can be viewed in only thing that will help him the ‘50s, the tumultuous ‘60s, more information visit Norman Corwin.” On the mentary that looks at the nuclear easy-to-find venues, all within www.mendocinofilmfestival.or evening of VE Day, May 5 in come to terms with the loss of the hippie-influenced ‘70s, and walking distance in Mendocino, his father. the farm-crisis of the 1980s, cul- testing and waste dumping in g or call 937-0171. Tickets are 1945, Norman Corwin, often the Mojave Desert from an or take a short drive to pic- on sale now. called “the poet laureate of radio “The Real Dirt on minating in his transformation- drama,” presented a radio pro- Farmer John” is given a special based creation of a biodynamic, gram that galvanized and elec- presentation at Mendocino after organic CSA (Community trified the nation. The broadcast, ‘On a Note of Triumph’ was a moment that would mark the ComeCome checkcheck usus outout end of a long national struggle as well as set a new standard for the art of radio drama. This doc- umentary is an examination of Items Brands the greatest radio presentation in Negligés Jezebel the history of the medium and Teddies Fantasy how it remains eerily prescient Park Corsets in light of today’s current Dreamgirl events. Today, Norman Corwin Bustiers Classique is 93 years young, living in a Hoisery Femina modest apartment on the west Cami Sets Spicy Spot side of Los Angeles, and teach- Robes Delta Burke es a regular schedule of classes Panties Felina at the University of Southern Boy Shorts Princess Falls California. Academy Award® Bras Freya Nominee for Best Documentary Silk Boxers Naked Scents Short in 2006, “God Sleeps in Thongs Night Passions Rwanda,” is a must-see. In a Satin Sheets Victoria’s Secret series of illuminating portraits, Egyptian Cotton Elegant Moments five courageous teenage and Sheets middle-aged female survivors Plaza of the 1994 Rwandan genocide transfigure wrenching tales of personal loss into a story of women, now 70 percent of Rwanda’s post-genocide popu- A unique complex with lation, who are radically rewrit- ing gender-biased cultural tradi- tions as they rebuild their lives all the amenities and their country. During the 100-day genocide the Hutus “Outside seating around the water features provide killed more than 800,00 Tutsis. Tutsi men were sought out and a very tranquil setting for customers as well as staff to killed first but the systematic NEWSPAPER rape and murder of women ADVERTISING enjoy their choice of amenities offered by the sur- occurred soon after. Despite gets snipped. gets saved. these horrible accounts, the film gets sales! rounding businesses such as the Cold Stone delivers a message of hope. Since the genocide ended With so many advertising Creamery, Quizno’s Subs, Park Falls Dental, Rwandan women have taken mediums dividing the attention of potential customers, newspapers Meadows Physical Therapy, Blue Goose Gift Shop, over the responsibilities that remain the most effective source previously belonged to men. for reaching consumers. Why? Elayne’s Nails & Spa, Home 1-2-3 Mortgage, They are police officers, doc- Simply put, newspapers reach tors, lawyers, and politicians. In more people, more often. Highly Mi Pueblito Mexican Restaurant, Help-U-Sell, Shag fact, the Rwandan parliament portable and highly visible, newspaper ads go with people has the highest percentage of and stay with them. Salon & Supply, Ukiah Mens Store, West Coast $ female members in the world. That means your business is more The Entertainment likely to be on their minds when Store to mention a few,” says the information. “This Industries Council annually pre- they’re in the market for related products or services. When it shopping plaza is ‘unique’ in many ways, from its sents the PRISM Awards for comes to spending your outstanding accomplishments in advertising dollars, make the overall appearance to its ample parking and generally the accurate depiction of drug, choice that’s tried and true: alcohol, and tobacco use and Newspaper advertising works ‘user friendly’ atmosphere.” addiction in film, television, harder for you. music, video, and other enter- To advertise, call today tainment media. They are select- 707-468-3500! Call 707-972-3440 ed for their entertainment value SPACE as well as scientific accuracy. This year, Mendocino Film Behind Les Schwab AVAILABLE Festival chose one of the PRISM Award 2006 nominees, “Self-Medicated.” A 17-year- Accross from Friedmans 10 – THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 2006 TIME OUT Editor: Richard Rosier, 468-3520 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected]

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Lionel Hampton (1908-2002), jazz musi- TODAY’S QUOTE: “The secret is keep- Datebook: Thursday, April 20, 2006 cian; John Eliot Gardiner (1943-), orchestra ing busy and loving what you do.” -- Lionel conductor, is 63; Jessica Lange (1949-), Hampton Today is the 110th day of 2006 and the In 1999, two students killed 12 fellow actress, is 57; Luther Vandross (1951-2005), TODAY’S FACT: Lt. James Cook seized 32nd day of spring. students and a teacher at Columbine High singer; Crispin Glover (1964-), actor, is 42. the Australian island of Tasmania in 1770; TODAY’S HISTORY: In 1770, Lt. School in Colorado. TODAY’S SPORTS: In 1939, the Red England established a penal colony there. James Cook discovered Australia. TODAY’S BIRTHDAYS: Adolf Hitler Sox’s Ted Williams appeared in his first TODAY’S MOON: Last quarter (April In 1968, Pierre Trudeau was sworn in as (1889-1945), German political leader; game against the 20) prime minister of Canada. Harold Lloyd (1893-1971), film comedian; Yankees.

You’ll be ridiculed. You’ll fall flat, unless you you going, too much valu- you sense what you say CANCER (June 21-July give others a chance to talk. able time will be lost. antagonizes others, tone ASTROGRAPH 22) -- Your well-intentioned LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22- down your message immedi- resolve could go by the 23) -- Wheeler-dealer tactics Jan. 19) -- It’s OK to be ately. boards if you lack the neces- may temporarily impress cynical regarding a financial ARIES (March 21-April By Bernice Bede Osol sary discipline to carry it others, but if you’re too proposal brought to you by 19) -- It might not be wise to out. Be prepared to fight extravagant or loose with another. This is particularly request a favor of a friend, against overindulgence or your resources, you will end true if it should deal with even if this person owes you TAURUS (April 20-May being far too extravagant. up being the sap. something about which for a past favor. S/he may 20) -- Be careful that you do LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) - SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. you’re totally unfamiliar. comply with your request, not get yourself in the mid- - Trying to wrap up an 22) -- There may be certain AQUARIUS (Jan. 20- but inadvertently do more dle of a misunderstanding important deal in a too eager things you want to do that Feb. 19) -- Be cautious in harm than good. between two friends. No fashion will turn out to be a don’t interest your loved your competitive involve- Get a jump on life by Friday, April 21, 2006 matter which person’s side grave mistake. Be patient, ones - do not impose your ments, especially those that understanding the influ- In the year ahead, several you take, the other will see and take adequate time to activities on them. Make pertain to your work or ences which are governing unrelated interests may start you as a villain in the issue. get all your ducks in order your pitch, but, if outvoted, career. You may win, but if you in the year ahead. Send blending together in ways GEMINI (May 21-June first. go along with the clan. it’s by poor tactics, you’ll for your Astro-Graph year that will prove to be quite 20) -- Your expansive mood VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. lose all support in the future. ahead predictions by mail- advantageous. It will be could impel you to make an 22) -- If you’re trying to 23-Dec. 21) -- You’re usual- PISCES (Feb. 20-March ing $2 to Astro-Graph, c/o your ability to deal with unwise, impulsive promise impress some associates, ly a self-starter, but today 20) -- Some strong views this newspaper, P.O. Box them collectively, which to do something for another don’t monopolize the con- you might require a push that you express could be 167, Wickliffe, OH 44092- will enable you to benefit that you’re really not prop- versation with topics that are from others. However, if it more offensive to your audi- 0167. Be sure to state your from what they offer. erly equipped to handle. only of interest to you. takes them a while to get ence than you first realize. If zodiac sign.

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THE LEARNING CHALLENGER by Robert Barnett

DIRECTIONS: A. Using each "Chaos Grid" number with its letter one time, arrange the numbers with their letters for the "Order Grid" so each vertical column, horizontal row, and two diagonals each ADD to numbers inside thick lined cells. B. Some correct numbers with their letters have been put into the "Order Grid" to get you started. Also, above the "Order Grid" is a "Decoded Message" clue. C. After you have solved the "Order Grid" doing as direction "A" says, put the let- ters from horizontal rows, from left to right, under "Decoded Message" and make words to form the answer.

CHAOS GRID THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME 19 31 19 49 by Henri Arnold and Mike Argirion IT&R 0541550 Unscramble these four Jumbles, AICN one letter to each square, 15 -3 0 34 IOIS to form four ordinary words. 32 -3 35 53 ULVV KANEL CLUE: AIRPORTS ORDER GRID 100 ©2006 Tribune Media Services, Inc. 50 100 All Rights Reserved. N 100 TRUPE 19 31 100 IT -3 100 O 100 100 100 100 100 4/20/2006 DECODED MESSAGE: ROCCEE

ANSWERS IN NEXT EDITION © 2006 Robert Barnett www.jumble.com HUNOLY Answers to Previous Now arrange the circled letters Learning Challenger to form the surprise answer, as EIGHTH AND QUARTER suggested by the above cartoon.

26 3 2 15 EIGH Answer here: THE 1161316 THAN (Answers tomorrow) 12 11 6 17 DQUA Jumbles: SNARL UNITY MOSAIC WOEFUL Yesterday’s 71625-2 Answer: What a table loaded with food can be — RTER WAIST-FULL 4/19/2006 Wife’s alcoholic husband has no intention of changing Dear Annie: For 20 years, my alcoholic because it would cost too much to leave, and also are half-brothers, sharing the same biolog- husband and I have been together. “Roy” is a you assume he’ll die before things get too bad. ical father. (We certainly hope you are asking good person, hard working, considerate and What a charming arrangement. You both must only out of curiosity.) generous. ANNIE’S MAILBOX be perfectly miserable. Dear Annie: I read the letter from “Night Early in the day, Roy is a pleasure to be By Kathy Mitchell and Marcy Sugar Al-Anon will not make your husband quit. It Owl,” the rather hedonistic reiki master who with, but by 4 p.m., he is drunk and obnoxious. is intended to be a source of support for family has trouble sleeping. She acts as though she He argues about everything I say and staggers and friends. Counseling may help your depres- has been bestowed a Christ-like burden that around using foul language and creating that if he can’t remember what he said to me sion, but it won’t solve the underlying prob- torments her everyday life. “Oh, HOW can I scenes. He tells horrid lies to our friends, say- when drunk, it isn’t important. I feel that he has lem. You must decide if you truly want to tol- stop it?” Her comments are delusional with a ing all my relatives are drunks and that I’ve no respect for me or for himself, otherwise he erate Roy’s alcoholism, because the alterna- tinge of narcissism. Sometimes, I think the best been having sex with some of the neighbors. would not behave this way. tives you have chosen do not sound promising advice can be to just knock some sense into I have adjusted to the fact that we can never I do not intend to leave because I’m quite to us. people. go out in the evenings because it is too embar- confident Roy eventually will drink himself to Dear Annie: Can you answer a question for Anyhow, as a reiki master myself, I find this rassing, and I can’t go alone or he will accuse death, but the verbal abuse has depressed me to me? Let’s say a woman marries Man A and insulting. Reiki masters are endemically tran- me of cheating. We have worked hard for what the extent that I may have to get help for my they have a son. Then the woman has an affair quil-minded with a profound sense of inner we have, and if we divorced, everything would own self-preservation. I knew he was an alco- with her father-in-law and they, too, have a peace. She is the one who should be able to have to be sold and divided with substantial holic when I married him, but the hostile son. Are the sons stepbrothers? What is the cure this type of problem as part of her duties losses. Roy won’t try A.A. or counseling, and behavior in the last five years has been unbear- relationship between them? -- Perplexed in as a reiki master. I certainly hope she does not I’ve been to Al-Anon and it didn’t help. able. Any suggestions? -- Alcoholic’s Spouse Shelby charge for her services. -- T. in California I’m very tired of getting up every day, Dear Spouse: We’re not sure what you Dear Shelby: Very messy. The younger boy Dear T.: Several other reiki masters wrote knowing I have nothing to look forward to expect. Roy is an abusive alcoholic and has no is a half-brother to the elder (they share a bio- and suggested she go back to her reiki master except his drunken verbal abuse. Roy claims intention of getting help. You put up with it logical mother). 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217-06 218-06 PUBLIC NOTICE HELP HELP HELP HELP HELP 3/30,4/6,13,20/06 3/30,4/6,13,20/06 120 WANTED 120 WANTED 120 WANTED 120 WANTED 120 WANTED SUMMONS (CITACION JUDICIAL) STATEMENT OF DAMAGES 220-06 $8- $10.75 hr. Accounting: TAX CASE NUMBER: (Numero del Caso) SCUKCVPM CNA’s F/T, P/T, days 3-30,4-6,13,20/06 MORNING, EVE. & PROFESSIONALS GENERAL ‘O492531 (Personal Injury or Wrongful Death) & PM’s. Great working FICTITIOUS NIGHT SHIFTS Permanent Full-Time MANAGER/ NOTICE TO DEFENDANT: (Aviso a Acusado) SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY cond. BUSINESS NAME No exp. Pd. training Experienced Tax Brian Lee Hermes, Brian M. OF MENDOCINO Apply in person INNOVATED STATEMENT provided. Cooking, Preparers-Starting Valley View Skilled Walkosz State and Perkins Streets LEADER File No.: 2006-F0227 cleaning, driving & from $34,575 and up. Nursing Center, YOU ARE BEING SUED BY PLAINTIFF: (A Ud. le está 100 North State Street, Room 108 THE FOLLOWING providing living skills Full individual benefits 1162 S.Dora, Ukiah demandando) Eric S. Dalton Competitive base, Ukiah, 95482 PERSON(S) IS (ARE) . to adults w/ after 90 days, plus You have 30 CALENDAR DAYS after this summons Ducks can see 330 monthly incentive, PLAINTIFF: ERIC S. DALTON DOING BUSINESS AS: developmental 401(k). is served on you to file a typewritten response at this degrees without turning auto allowance. Wine Country Aquariums disabilities. Will Jennifer@robertson court. A letter or phone call will not protect you; your DEFENDANT: BRIAN LEE HERMES, et al. their heads.They can also 307 N. State St., consider resp. Hi. Schl. cpa.com or fax: typewritten response must be in proper legal form if CASE NO SCUKCVPM 04-92531 spot a good opportunity The Hometown Ukiah, Ca 95482 Sr. 485-0165, 468-0602 707-263-6001 you want the court to hear your case. If you do not when one comes along Shopper To: BRIAN LEE HERMES Daniel Marling Come Join file your response on time, you may lose the case, Apartment – can you? We’re looking based out of the Plaintiff: ERIC S. DALTON 474 Kennwood Dr. ROP TEACHER - Our Team! and your wages, money and property may be taken Management Team for team players, positive beautiful Ukiah valley, seeks damages in the above-entitled action, as Ukiah, CA 95482 COMPUTER Now accepting without further warning from the court.There are other Clealake, CA Maint. thinkers, and goal oriented and serving two follows: This business is conducted APPLICATIONS applications for legal requirements. You may want to call an attorney person must have exp. people. Incentive trips, counties, needs an by an Individual. The Fort Bragg High right away. If you do not know an attorney, you may 1. General damages in all phases of minor Stock Bonus, Renewal aggressive thinking registrant commenced to P/T (3hrs/dy, 5 dys/wk, SURVEILLANCE call an attorney referral service or a legal aid office a. Pain, suffering and inconvenience 185 dys/yr) $26.52- Plumbing Electrical & income, ongoing training. leader with a strong transact business under the (listed in the phone book). $44.15/hr. Painting. Mike Booth conviction for success. $2,500,000 fictitious business name or Coyote Valley Después de que le entreguen esta citación judicial usted Teach computer Office person must Regional Manager The person who will 2. Special Damages names listed above on 4/1, Shodakai Casino tiene un plazo de 30 DIAS CALENDARIOS para applications w/emphasis have exc. Math skills. & Fax Resume take on the lead a. Medical expenses (to date) 2006. Endorsed-Filed on 7751 N. State St. presentar una respuesta escrita a máquina en esta in web design and be highly organized. (707) 284-9501 management position $490,112.30 3/28, 2006 at the Redwood Valley corte. Una carta o una llamada telefónica no le ofrecera graphic arts. Reg. Team will share free 3 [email protected] for this 40,000 weekly Mendocino County Clerks M-F 9-5 EOE protección; su respuesta escrita a máquina tiene que b. Future medical expenses (present value) teaching cred not req’d. bdrm apt. & salary. c.com direct mail product Office. 707-467-4728 cumplir con las formalidades legales apropiadas si usted $100,000 Desig. Subj. Cred issued Send resume or letter will have advertising /s Daniel Marling Experienced quiere que la corte escuche su caso. Si usted no presenta c. Loss of earnings (to date) based upon work exper. of interest to: sales, leadership track DANIEL MARLING Community Care CABINETMAKER su respuesta a tiempo, puede perder el caso, y le pueden d. Loss of future earning capacity (present value) Mendocino apt.mgrs@sbcglobal record, and a desire has the following Ukiah Custom quitar su salario, su dinero y otras cosas de su propiedad $1,500,000 County Office of .net or fax 707- openings: to be innovative and sin aviso adicional por parte de la corte. Existen otros Education 467-1116 EOE. Cabinets have management or March 14, 2006 For an app has an immediate requisitos legales. Puede que usted quiera llamar a 20 PERSONALS Assistant Office support staff. related experience. Attorney for Eric Dalton packet visit opening. Potential for un abogado inmediatamente. Si no conoce a un abogado, Looking for woman in her Housekeeper At Orr FT: 30 hrs/wk for We offer a competitive PANO STEPHENS www.mcoe.us/jobs or partnership. Call puede llamar a un servicio de referencia de abogados 40’s, slim to med. build to Hot Springs Fri-Tue program assist’g compensation and call The Ever Pleasant Jim to o a una oficina de ayuda legal (vea al directorio telefónico). Attorney at Law get out of this rain go to 29hrs/wk $10/hr disabled adults to benefits package. Sell 707-467-5012 discuss The name and address of the court is: (El nombre y P.O. Box 1548 movies and dine out, 462-6277 remain independent me on why this is the dirección de la corte es) SUPERIOR COURT OF DEADLINE: 5/4/06 707-391-7967 job for you. Ukiah, CA 95482 likes to have fun & Banking at home, 10 hrs/ CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF MENDOCINO, State and motorcycle rides. PO Box Email your salary Phone: (707) 462-1996 LOOKING FOR THE wk in Information & EXPERIENCED Perkins Streets P.O. Box 996, Ukiah, CA 95482 1872, Willits, Ca. 95490 TEACHER - history, Pub March 30, April 6, 13, 20, 2006 BEST. MLCU Assistance prog. MAINTENANCE The name, address and telephone number of Leave phone number. ALTERNATIVE requirements, & has an opening Office exp. & PC plaintiff’s attorney, or plaintiff without an attorney, is: DIRECTOR P/T resume to LOST & EDUCATION in Ukiah for an proficiency req’d. 50 (El nombre, la dirección y el número de teléfono del 219-06 ON CALL Publisher 30 FOUND FT (7Hrs./5 Days), Assistant Branch wpm. CDL & vehicle. abogado del demandante, o del demandante que no 3/30,4/6,13,20/06 Apply in person Kevin McConnell Temp. Position; Manager. Must have $1831-2018/mo. exc. tiene abogado, es) STATEMENT OF DAMAGES 1343 S. Dora St. udjpublisher@ $26.52-$44.15/hr. 2-5 years banking benefits. Pano Stephens pacific.net. (Personal Injury or Wrongful Death) Instruct at-risk youth and previous Foster Parent or P.O. Box 1548 SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY in a self-contained supervisory Admin Assistant Host Home Wanted Ukiah, CA 95482 Graveyard shift OF MENDOCINO classroom, using experience required. to Exec Director, Make a difference in the (707) 462-1996 WORKING with kids, group & The right individual FT for nonprofit. life of a child or youth. DATE: (Fecha) May 28, 2004 State and Perkins Streets small homelike individual teaching must be highly Mature, well- Intensive Treatment Foster /s/Tania G. Ugrin Clerk 100 North State Street, Room 108 environment, good pay strategies aligned to motivated, a team organized, to take Parent receive excellent SHERRY MOBLEY, Deputy Ukiah, 95482 & benefits. Fax resume state content player, have good control of projects & stipend up to $1500 per to 463-6957 PLAINTIFF: ERIC S. DALTON standards. BA organizational, verbal follow through. Office mo. with ongoing training 272-06 DEFENDANT: BRIAN LEE HERMES, et al. Bert is an active and degree & valid CA and written skills and mgmt, reception skills, and support. Host/Mentor Great Preschool 4-20/06 CASE NO SCUKCVPM 04-92531 happy young adult Teaching Credential a positive attitude. strong PC skills, type Homes needed for older Teacher for A.P.N. 06-170300386-FB Lab mix - he may have req’d. 3 yrs. teaching Operational, 60 wpm. $2168- teens. Mentor Stipend, established program NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF BULK SALE To: BRIAN M. WALKOSZ some hound in him. Bert exp. w/at-risk compliance and $2390/mo. Exc. Rent and Utilities paid F/T 459-4884 UCC Sec. 6105 & Sec. 6104 Plaintiff: ERIC S. DALTON is a good boy, smiley, students and/or EL customer service benefits. monthly up to $685. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a bulk sale is about seeks damages in the above-entitled action, as High End Winery in interactive, social with certification knowledge req. Please call today: to be made.The name(s), business address(es) of the Anderson Valley has follows: people and other dogs desirable. We offer a very Bookkeeper: 18 Redwood Seller(s), is/are: positions in tasting 1. General damages - eager to please. Very Mendocino competitive salary, hrs/wk position for Children’s Services, Monica A. Gawera room; Weddings & a. Pain, suffering and inconvenience playful, loves to wrestle County Office of excellent benefits, human svcs. agency Inc. 707-467-2000 415 S. State Street, Ukiah, CA 95482 Event Planning. with people -physical and Education NO SATURDAYS, with supportive team Doing Business as: $2,500,000 Submit Resume to fun loving, For an application a fun working environment. Growth FRONT DESK Mi Casa Fine Goods & Imports 2. Special Damages Standish Wine Co P.O. goofy boy. He'll do packet visit environment and potential and flexible Associate wanted. All other business name(s) and address(es) used by a. Medical expenses (to date) Box 610 anything for a biscuit - www.mcoe.us/jobs business casual. schedule. Bkkg, Work req; Customer the Seller(s) within the past three years, as stated by Talmage 95481 $490,112.30 so is easy to train . . . call 707-467-5012 Send or email computer exper. req’d. service exp., be the Seller(s), is/are: (if none, so state): NONE b. Future medical expenses (present value) tall, leggy, handsome DEADLINE: ([email protected]) AA in business energetic, good with Immediate Opening The name(s) and address of the Buyer(s) is/are: $100,000 fellow. ID 8787 Bert is April 21, 2006 resume to Mendo preferred. Must know computers & willing to for F/T Maintenance Sherry Butler at the Milo Foundation Lake Credit Union, accts payable, Excel, work a swing schedule. Engineer at Ukiah P.O. Box 581931 Elk Grove, CA 95758 c. Loss of earnings (to date) Sanctuary east of TEACHER PO Box 1410, Ukiah, Word, ten-key. Apply in person Hampton Inn Need The assets being sold are generally described as: All d. Loss of future earning capacity (present value) Willits. Email for an ALTERNATIVE CA 95482 $12.42/hr. BEST WESTERN basic knowledge of Furniture, Fixtures and Equipment, Goodwill, $1,500,000 appointment! EDUCATION Fax (707) 468-0350 ORCHARD INN painting plumbing & Covenant Not To Compete and Inventory March 14, 2006 [email protected] PT (3 Hrs/2 Days, Resume & cover 555 S. Orchard Av. No electrical etc. Call THE ASSETS OF A CERTAIN business known as Breakfast Font Dest Manager Tom Attorney for Eric S. Dalton Evenings in Potter letter by 5/3 to: phone calls. Mi Casa Fine Goods & Imports PANO STEPHENS Found Large male dog & Night Audit Pos. Community Care, 301 Switzer 462-6555 and are located at: 415 S. State Street, Ukiah, CA Valley), $26.52- Attorney at Law Brown & white. Friendly Apply in Person S. State St., Ukiah FT Meat Store 95482. $44.15/hr. Fairfield Inn 1140 Manager Looking for P.O. Box 1548 4-18-06 on Mill St. near 95482 The bulk sale is intended to be consummated at the Instruct migrant, out-of- Airport Park Blvd. 468-9347 EOE. prof multi-task org office of: Fidelity National Title Company of Ukiah, CA 95482 Spring. cel 367-0783 school youth in small person to run register Caregiver for mental California, 17568 Spruce Road Extension, Suite F, (707)462-1996 groups & individual Day Care Assistant order products able to Lost Fox Terrier fem health facility. Hidden Valley Lake, CA 95467 and the anticipated M,T,TH,F. 8:30-3:15 lift 60lb Must be Superior Court Pub March 30, April 6, 13, 20, 2006 wht w/blck spots. North setting specifically in Knowledge of Psych date is May 9, 2006 $7.50/hr.Please call Ken reliable & self-starter. Mendocino County English Language meds. $8-$10 hr to The bulk sale is subject to California Uniform Ukiah. Please Call 489- or Barb462-7908 Store hrs.Tues-Sat Fax Development & Math. start. 467-0911 Commercial Code Section 6106.2 X Yes PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE 5551 res & sal req 485-7341 Min. requirements: Bi- DRIVER/ Clerk [If the sale is subject to Sec. 6106.2, the following CAREGIVERS lingual (Spanish), BA OPERATOR Use your LIKE information must be provided.] The name and LOST: PT - Will train. Position 227-06 226-06 degree & valid CA own econ vehicle. Mon- address of the person with whom claims may be filed Apply at CHILDREN? 3/30,4/6,13,20/06 3/30,4/9,13,20/06 Old Army Knife at Teaching Credential, Fri. for 5hr courier rte. $1922-2577/Mo. is: Fidelity National Title Company of California, 17568 1343 S. Dora St. This might be FICTITIOUS FICTITIOUS R.W.T. Carwash w/BCLAD, BCC or Start in Ukiah at 5pm Spruce Road Extension, Suite F, Hidden Valley Lake, CMA for the job for you. Full Benefit BUSINESS NAME BUSINESS NAME approx. Mar. 1. ‘67-’69 Specialist Instruction to Yuba City & back CA 95467. STATEMENT Dermatology office - CHILDCARE Package. General Credential (Bi-lingual Clean DMV & drug Call and the last date for filing claims by any creditor shall File No.: 2006-F0226 STATEMENT is the date scribed on med office exp a+, WORKERS, Clerical Duties. Cross Cultural Ed.) 916-557-0422 be May 8, 2006, which is the business day before the THE FOLLOWING File No.: 2006-F0225 leather sheath. 30-40 hrs/wk. Wage ALL SHIFTS. For Application/ sale date specified above. PERSON(S) IS (ARE) THE FOLLOWING and 3 yrs teaching DOE. Fax resume to Drivers-Class A. Night F/T 4 day week. Starting Information Dated April 15, 2006 DOING BUSINESS AS: PERSON(S) IS (ARE) Large $ exp. w/bi-lingual and/or 462-2547 or mail to shift, chips, salary $9.40 per hour. Call: 707-463-4285 BUYER(S): UKIAH COMPUTER DOING BUSINESS AS: migrant ed students. Bi- 145 Hospital Dr., local haul. Current On call $9 per hour. Or apply at: /s/Sherry Butler SOLUTIONS RED FROG REWARD. cultural desired. Ukiah. Excellent DMV printout Qualifications: Pass 100 North State St SHERRY BUTLER 850 Waugh Ln. Bldg F1- 106 W. Church St. 272-8859 Mendocino County opportunity for 459-4131 medical and drug exam, Room 303 F2 Ukiah, Ca 95482 Office of Education qualified & friendly GIRLS YOUTH TB test, criminal Ukiah, CA 95482 For an application background check and www.mendocino. PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Ukiah, Ca 95482 Tina Marie person. SOFTBALL Michele N. Sanborn packet visit UMPIRES: have valid Cal. Drivers courts.ca.gov Elsemore CNA/HHA/CRGVR license. Chandler Koehn 585 Stella Drive www.mcoe.us/jobs call $16.00 per game. 90 Landscape 2051 Ridge Rd. EXP’D ONLY to work GREAT NEW 273-06 582 N. School St. Ukiah, CA 95482 707-467-5012 min. max. game time. Constrution Laborer 4/20,27,5/4,11/06 Ukiah, CA 95482 one on one w/clients MEDICAL, DENTAL, Ukaih, CA 95482 This business is conducted DEADLINE: 4/21/06 Season runs May - needed Must have STATEMENT OF This business is conducted for caring, supportive, VISION PKG. The fictitious business by an Individual. The June. Games are played valid DL & 2yrs exp. ABANDONMENT OF private in home care matching 403B TSA name referred to above registrant commenced to by an Individual. The Account Executive Mon – Thurs. evenings. Contact 462-0435 USE OF FICTITIOUS transact business under the registrant commenced to Lost: Lrg. national co. seeks agency. Variety of shifts Previous exp. pref. Min. Plan, paid holidays & was filed in County on vacation, paid training’s, BUSINESS NAME fictitious business name or transact business under the $500 outside sales rep. for in greater Ukiah area: age is 15. Applications Tasting Room P/T The following person August 24, 2004This PT/on call, some on duty meals. names listed above on fictitious business name or local area. First year are available at the City on the N. Shore of (persons) have abandoned business was conducted REWARD. wknds, could work into FREE Co-op Day Care by a California Limited March 28, 2006. names listed above on earnings $50-$70K. of Ukiah, 411 W. Clay St., Clear Lake. Educate & the use of the fictitious No Questions F/T $10-$11/hr + Provided Partnership. This Endorsed-Filed on March Existing accounts. Ukiah CA. 463-6714. entertain, enjoys wine, business name: April 1, 2006. Endorsed- Asked. mileage & wknd Apply: statement was filed with 28, 2006 at the Mendocino Deadline is April 27, holds sales exp. & VINTAGE Filed on March 28, 2006 1 yr old tan/brn $600 weekly + comm. differential. Benefits TRINITY YOUTH the County Clerk of County Clerks Office. 2006. outgoing 582 N. School St. at the Mendocino County male Chihuahua. +full benefits. avail. Good Refs, valid SERVICES Ukaih, CA 95482 Mendocino County on /s Michele N. personality. Clerks Office. Vic. 600 Talmage Email resume CDL, auto ins. & clean 915 W. Church St. or Laura Koehn April 17, 2006 Sanborn Weekends req. and /s Tina M. Elsemore Rd. & Lorraine. 463- [email protected] DMV required. Toll free 582 N. School St. /s/Laura Koehn MICHELE N. on line@ able to lift 45 lb. 0498 or fax 757-473-3547 877-964-2001 Ukaih, CA 95482 LAURA KOEHN SANBORN TINA M. ELSEMORE wwwtrinitycfs.org Fax 274-9736 THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL THURSDAY, APR. 20, 2006 -13

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Call house a child for up to 4759 $500/mo. 1st & dep. 500 367-2310 2003 helpful. Bilingual skills Associates. 462-6060 N/D/S/P. 472-0713 descrip; contact NCO 707-463-1975 ext. 0, 30 days. Guaranteed GARAGE SUZUKI desired. Spanish monthly allotment. Avail now 2 bdrm 800-606-5550x302 or Or down load from preferred. Salary 2bd. 1 ba $800 NEW & USED 590 SALES www.ncoinc.org www.rchdc.org open Generous increase upon w/W.D. hu. priv. yd. gar. INTRUDER range $2674 to placement. Income tax- 2 bd. TH $825 400 EQUIPMENT GARAGE SALE SAT Closes 5 pm 5/1 until filled. Clean! no dogs. $3762/month. + exc. exempt. Exp. with No Section 8. Honda Civic EX 1999, APRIL 22ND 8AM-? 1400. (Postmarks not $850/mo. 481-1206 bene. Closes 4-26-06. children req. Parents will LEE KRAEMER 4dr. 5sp. sunroof. 280 BURLINGTON 3200 mi. Like new. accepted) EOE Round Table Pizza Send resume & letter receive training, + Social PROPERTY MGMT HOMES BRAND NEW TIRES DR. furn., baby stuff, 2 V+H exhaust. 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he arrived in an unsuitable The fault is moving parallel at a ty’s ordinances, Wagenet said, Horses cattle truck, Mordhorst said Fault County will be comparable to those of she knew that was a concern, rate of approximately four the cities. Mendocino County’s camp- Continued from Page 1 but that volunteers had con- Continued from Page 1 Continued from Page 1 vinced Scripter to buy mats millimeters per year. ing ordinance for unincorporat- through. People who spend the cruelty. The horses were for the truck. sign of fault lines. ed areas will be heard next “They got a local supplier, resents 10 percent of the total night in a car on the side of the supervisors meeting, on April seized in late December by “We wondered where these yearly motion of the San road and in an RV at a site may Animal Control and have and the volunteers took him rivers came from, and over the 25, with the panhandling ordi- down to buy the mats,” Andreas fault. look the same, but they are not nance scheduled to follow. been cared for by volunteers next two years did more field The fault is located the same.” Because of this gray since then. Mordhorst said. “He appeared work to map the Pacific Star Both are expected to be to be responsive to the sug- between the San Andreas and area, the proposed ordinance approved before June 24, the DeNoyer agreed to surren- fault, which had caused the the Hayward Maacama faults includes provisions for officer der 32 of his 36 horses to gestions that the volunteers date of the Kate Wolf Festival offset of the now abandoned in what Merritts refers to as discretion. Animal Control to be sold at were making to improve the stream channels,” Merritts in Laytonville and the World transportation arrangements. I the “damage zone” -- an area Less opaque is the panhan- Music Festival in Boonville. an auction on the condition said. dling ordinance, which looks to that his four favorite mares be never heard anything from my at the tip of a major fault Large events and other seasonal Two years of research that where the ground has been prohibit people from interfering returned to him, pending the people that the volunteers included aerial photography, activities historically attract (were adamant not to) let him extensively fractured. with citizens and businesses out-of-county visitors who neg- outcome of his criminal trial. GPS mapping and on-ground while pursuing handouts, (Three other horses were transport these horses.” Now that it has been identi- atively impact the smaller com- surveying and mapping fied, Merritts said more work according to officials. Despite returned to their legal title- Mordhorst also said she revealed the location of the munities not structured to hold didn’t arrange to sell the hors- is necessary to accurately map some stated concerns over civil lingering crowds, officials said. holder.) fault, which had previously rights, officials say they hope to “Did I wish I had known? es simply to recoup the cost of the fault and get it on a United After months with the Ukiah been mapped as old and inac- States Geological Survey clearly identify concerning Yeah,” Mordhorst said, “but I taking care of them as previ- tive. Merritts and her team ordinance, local criminal justice don’t know that I would or ously reported. She said the map. Trench faults also need behavior like hanging around leaders wondered about the revealed that it is still active. to be dug in order to deter- automatic teller machines. total cost of jail booking fees, should have prevented it.” sale was arranged only She said she doesn’t believe Mordhorst said her only because that’s what the volun- mine when the fault last had a In January 2005, the Ukiah paperwork and holding people this is an isolated feature. major shift and what kind of City Council passed ordinances in jail until their court appear- authority is over the horses, teers taking care of the horses “There are at least two, and not DeNoyer or his family. advised. dangers it might pose in the banning public camping and ance. But Wagenet said the possibly a third, all of them future. aggressive panhandling within county would allow the “Administratively I do not “It was not because of the unknown and all of them have the authority to say this money ... All along the vets “There’s a need for more city limits. After a few revi- Sheriff’s Office to decide the and volunteers told me the important to our work,” she detailed work here; there’s a sions, Ukiah Police officials implementation and how to person can’t own (animals). I said. can take animals away,” but best thing for them was to get hazard we don’t know about,” declared enforcement a success control the costs. them into homes where they The fault is moving parallel Merritts said. in December. That thumbs-up In its first year, the Ukiah only the judge can say what’s at a rate of approximately four legal or illegal for DeNoyer to could be cared for,” she said, Ben Brown can be reached at was what Wagenet and his ordinances moved police to do. adding that constant care of millimeters per year. That rep- [email protected]. committee were waiting for. issue 12 warnings and seven “My obligation and desire the horses was taking its toll “When we were considering citations for panhandling within and intent through this whole on the volunteers -- some of these items, Ukiah had just city limits, and make only one sale was to find owners and whom she eventually put on An additional investigation passed its ordinance,” Wagenet arrest. The numbers for illegal bidders who could adequately the county payroll. Asphalt is pending in Lake County, said. “We didn’t want to act camping were higher, with care for these horses,” “I knew all along there’s a where the Contractors hastily to put something in more than 220 warnings and 86 place, so we waited six months Mordhorst continued. chance I would lose money on Continued from Page 1 Licensing Board has submit- citations issued, and 15 arrests She said Scripter’s bid had it, and we were prepared for ted a report to the Lake and let Ukiah’s ordinance made. Before all the camping ripen.” The city of Willits everything required: adequate that,” she said. department saved them from County District Attorney’s arrests, each individual was approved nearly identical ordi- warned and cited at least three arrangements -- in this case a “Throughout this whole having to pay an additional Office alleging the defendants thing -- I’ve never professed $34,000. nances in February 2006, and times. boarding facility, transporta- have run the same scam there. tion and a proposed veterinar- to be a horse expert -- we have Most of the victims were Fort Bragg is currently working Seth Freedland can be reached ian for the horses. relied heavily on the volun- from Covelo and included on the issues as well. The coun- at [email protected]. “Just like the other bidders. teers and the vets to give us small business owners, retired • Willits • And I reserved the right to guidance and support. We’ve people and the Round Valley NOYO THEATRE 459-NOYO (6696) inspect the horses for the first tried through the whole Indian tribe. Visit us at our website www.cinemawest.com year, to follow up,” Mordhorst process to make changes rec- Deputy District Attorney INDEPENDENT FILM SERIES 7:00PM WED & THUS ONLY said. ommended for the best inter- Brian Newman said the settle- TRANSAMERICA R Mordhorst said now that est of the horses. ment of this case promoted Adv. Tix on Sale MISSION IMPOSSIBLE 3 (PG-13) # Scary Movie 4 PG13 her department knows about “I definitely wish the guy justice because all victims A Shop for Children THE WILD (G) DIG (1245 310 530) 745 955 12:40, 2:45, 4:50, 7:10 Scripter, she will be asking would have been upfront with received restitution before the SCARY MOVIE 4 (PG-13) DIG # (100 320 540) 750 1010 The Wild G the Ventura County Animal us,” she said. sentencing. The loss of their UKIAH’S ICE AGE 2: THE MELTDOWN (PG) DIG (1235 Control Department to go see “Would we do things dif- license will prevent the defen- 115 255 330 515 550) 735 815 1000 12:30, 2:35, 4:40, 6:50 TOY STORE BENCHWARMERS (PG-13) DIG (1250 300 the horses as soon as possible ferently today? Absolutely -- dants from working in 510) 720 930 Ice Age: The Meltdown PG California again. The theft TAKE THE LEAD (PG-13) DIG (130 425) 710 to make sure they are OK. the application, the bidding 123 S. Main St. • 463-1983 950 12:20, 2:25, 4:30 Please call theater recording for wheelchair As for claims by volunteers process. All I wanted was for conviction assures that a sec- Daily 10-5:30 • Sunday 11-3 Times For 4/20 ©2006 accessibility information on the scene when Scripter them all to go to a good ond conviction could land all picked up his eight horses that home.” three in state prison.

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