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INSIDE Mendocino County’s World briefly The Ukiah local newspaper ...... Page 2 Thursday: Near record heat; H 99º L 54º
7 58551 69301 0 Friday: Mostly sunny and hot; H 95º L 53º 50 cents tax included DAILY JOURNAL ukiahdailyjournal.com 16 pages, Volume 150 Number 35 email: [email protected] Sheriff endorses Measure B The Daily Journal Mendocino County Sheriff Tom Allman on ‘Without my knowledge or permission, the opponents of Measure B sent out a campaign mailer that includes Tuesday announced his endorsement of Measure my uniformed picture and a quote from me. First, they have taken the quote attributed to me out of context. B, the June 3 ballot initiative to repeal Measure G and unify the county’s medical marijuana pol- Second, by doing so they are implying that I am opposed to Measure B. Because of this misrepresentation, I icy with the state’s legal protections. can no longer remain neutral.’ See MEASURE B, Page 15 SHERIFF TOM ALLMAN Manhunt ends in BIKRAM YOGA UKIAH: THE HEAT IS ALWAYS ON arrest The Daily Journal Murder suspect Honorio Ruiz Pantaleon, 31, of Santa Rosa, the Sarah Baldik/The Daily Journal subject of a daylong manhunt City rescue personnel provide Monday in Ukiah, was located medical care to a man involved in a and arrested about 10:30 p.m. head-on collision late Tuesday Monday at a morning at the intersection of Mill home on and State streets. South Dora Street, said Sheriff’s Capt. Kurt Street racing Smallcomb. Officers blamed for located Pantaleon when a person head-on crash at the South By ROB BURGESS and Dora resi- Pantaleon ZACK SAMPSEL dence called police. During The Daily Journal the arrest, Pantaleon reportedly A two-vehicle accident caused by a resisted and after a short scuffle speed race just before noon Tuesday in was taken into custody, accord- downtown Ukiah left a pair of drivers on ing to the Mendocino County stretchers and an infant unharmed. Sheriff’s Office. The collision between a silver Dodge Grand Caravan and a black Ford Ranger Pantaleon fled to Mendocino Sarah Baldik/The Daily Journal County following his alleged Kim Ersan holds her pose during the separate leg, head to knee posture at a recent Bikram XL truck occurred about 11:20 a.m. at fatal stabbing of the mother of Yoga Ukiah class. the corner of State and Mill streets. his two children in Sonoma Chris Dewey, Ukiah Police County on Mother’s Day. Department chief, said witnesses report- He traveled to Ukiah where ed the 31-year-old Potter Valley woman the children were with their driving the van was northbound in the grandmother and allegedly Students practice ancient fast lane and was coming to a stop in that attacked the children’s grand- lane. mother with a shotgun before Dewey said that at the same time, a fleeing again at around 6:30 17-year-old and an 18-year-old were a.m., Ukiah Police Department poses in 100-degree heat engaged in a speed contest at speeds officials said Monday. reaching 70 miles per hour southbound The grandmother and chil- By ZACK SAMPSEL on State Street. The Chevy truck driven dren were put into safekeeping The Daily Journal by the 17-year-old was in the fast lane, by officers while the hunt con- There’s an exercise trend and the Ranger was in the slow lane tinued. The white 2002 sweeping through Ukiah and it has when the Ranger driver skidded over to Mitsubishi Lancer that had participants dripping with excite- the Caravan and hit it head on. belonged to Pantaleon’s first ment -- and sweat. Dewey said officers immediately alleged victim was found across Located at 115 W. Church St., began to search for the red Chevy truck, the street from Grace Hudson Bikram Yoga Ukiah is home to a whose driver left the scene of the acci- studio filled with heaters and School. See CRASH, Page 15 The school’s campus was in humidifiers all working toward the lockdown during the school day 100-plus degree heat that Bikram Monday. Ukiah Unified School Yoga, also known as Hot Yoga, is District officials reported that known for. Head-on: State & Mill the lockdown went smoothly “Bikram is always taught in a and according to emergency heated room or space,” said man- planning. ager Elias Gaitan, who began During Monday’s hunt, offi- studying yoga in New Zealand in cers from the California early 2000. “It’s the original hot- Highway Patrol, UPD and the style yoga.” Mendocino County Sheriff’s Although the stories vary, the Office searched house to house tale of how heat became the defin- Mira Portent instructs her class in a separate leg stretching with guns drawn, a K-9 unit in ing element of Bikram Yoga posture. tow and helicopters overhead. involves its founder, Bikram Pantaleon was taken to Santa Choudhury, a heater in the studio and yourself, you’re getting the makes it feel like it’s the middle of Rosa and booked into the Sono- and the life-changing workout that cells to warm and move more July every day, dozens of students ma County Jail. The murder case came thereafter. freely,” Gaitan said. News Video and attempted murder cases “When you heat up the room Inside the studio, where the air See YOGA, Page 15 at ukiahdailyjournal.com remain under investigation. Raid nets 15,020 pot plants UDJ Spring $30,000 mark nears The Daily Journal one of the gardens. Fund Drive The UDJ Boys & Girls Club Mendosa $100; G. & V. Deputies from the County Of Mendocino Suspect Felicinao Soto was located and Spring Fund Drive is up to Richardson $50; George and Marijuana Eradication Team located a large detained in a campsite. He reportedly told $29,299.97. Svetlana Artemoff $50; Uta and marijuana garden and seedling beds during deputies there were two other people assist- The latest donations include: Todd Telfer $50; Shirley Heller an overflight last week, leading to the ing with the gardens, but they were not Early Iron of Ukiah “Pre 59 $40; Scott Miller and Trudy seizure of 15,020 small marijuana plants. found. Soto was booked into the Mendocino Classic Car Club” $500; Philip Morgan $25; Betty Baldwin in memory of Brent Edward The gardens were located in a remote County Jail. and T.E Boynton $300; Leonard area of Hawthorne Campbell Timber prop- Kinney $10; Anonymous $10 During the eradication of the gardens, and Joanne Lacasse $250; erty off the north side of Sherwood Peak. Mason & Morrison Attorneys at Please make your check or On Tuesday, The COMMET team, assisted evidence was located to indicate at least money order to: Ukiah Boys & Girls Law $100; Lisa Hillegas $100; Club, and bring to the Daily Journal by agents from the federal Drug three suspects were involved in the cultiva- Marion Tupy $100; James tion operation. at 590 S. School St. or mail it to us Enforcement Agency marijuana team, For the Ukiah Mulheren $100; James Mastin c/o Boys & Girls Club Drive, at P.O. walked into the site. The teams located the A total of 15,020 marijuana plants 2 to 6 and Mary Buckley $100; Box 749, Ukiah, 95482 or mail it gardens and during the investigation were inches tall were seized from the garden Boys & Girls Club Richard and Lousie Mazzanti directly to the Ukiah B&G Club at alerted to noise coming from an area near sites. $100; Mitchell and Lori P.O. Box 67, Ukiah, 95482. 2 – WEDNESDAY, MAY 14, 2008 DAILY DIGEST Editor: K.C. Meadows, 468-3526 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected]
FUNERAL NOTICES
[\ married Janis his parents Hugh L. on the beautiful Rogue Tom and June McKay, and Wesolowsk, broth- Adrian Reid. Preston Sr. and Florence River in Grants Pass, Charlene Whit- ers Joe and Jack Hugh was proud of his R. Preston. Oregon. She is survived by field. Surviving siblings: Stamback, sisters Nancy sons’, daughters’, his A visitation will be held the love of her Brother Gary Dean Prescott and Patricia grandchildren and the on Thursday, May 15, life, Raymond Garcia, who McKay and wife Cathy; Warner, grandchildren many clients he help- 2008 from 12 noon – 5:00 never left her side. Sister Ramona Lee Jayden, Kai and Hunter ed. He was active in the PM and from 6:00 In lieu of flowers, the fami- Dunning and husband Ken, Harris. Ukiah Men’s Golf PM – 8:00 PM at the ly wishes that dona- surviving Half Preceded in death by Club, Ukiah High Boosters Eversole Mortuary. A fu- tions be made to the Siblings: James Whitfield, both parents Helen and and at one time a neral service will be held on American Cancer Soci- Todd Whitfield and Uhlan Stamback, sister CYO Basketball Coach. He Friday, May 16, ety. Private family services Marlin Lish. Predeceased Mary Bower and her will be remem- 2008 at 11:00 AM at the will be at a later step siblings: Doyle first husband Dean bered for his passion for Eversole Mortuary date. Holland, Floyd Holland McDaniel. horse racing, golf, with Ft. Raul Lemus and When Rita was a baby, and Terry Atwater, & A Memorial Service will the law and a good dessert. Pastor Garry Zeek she and her brother many numerous nieces and be held at her home He would often officiating. Burial will be at Gary’s lives were saved nephews. on Saturday, May 17, 2008 say “if wishers were horses, the Ukiah Ceme- from their burning [\ at 11:00 a.m. beggars would tery. Potter Valley home by their EDNA JEAN HARRIS Cremation under the ride” Memorial donations may babysitter, Donna OGDEN- Edna (Jean) direction of Aaron’s Mor- Hugh is survived by his be made in Hugh’s Mae Kitchel, who died later Harris passed away tuary & Crematory, 1600 HUGH LAWSON PRESTON wife Janis Preston of name to the Ukiah High as a result of her Sunday May 11, 2008 in Washington Blvd. Hugh Lawson Preston of Ukiah, daughters Sarah Boosters. injuries incurred during Ogden, UT. She was Condolences may be Ukiah passed away Morris of Napa, Ca. Arrangements are under that fire. The Potter born October 5, 1945 in extended to the family at his home Saturday, May Lori Nauman of Truckee, the direction of the Valley School’s flag pole Hutchinson, Kansas. at [email protected]. Or 10, 2008. Ca. Glenda Preston Eversole Mortuary contains a tribute to She was an angel on mcdanielwesolow- Hugh attended Ukiah of Albuquerque, NM and 462-2206 Ms. Kitchel’s heroism. earth and now she’ll get [email protected] High School, University Jill Preston of El Se- [\ Born March 19, 1953 to her wings in Heaven. She of California Berkley and gundo, Ca. sons Brett RITA ANN MCKAY-HENSLEY Tommy Leroy McKay was a Mother, [\ Hasting College of Preston of Fremont, After a long struggle with and Charlene Ruth Smith- Grandmother to many, WALLACE DICK & JOYCE the Law; he also served his Ca. Barry Preston of cancer, Rita went McKay, surviving many children wher- Graveside memorial after country in the Fullerton, Ca. grandchil- home to be with her Lord children: son Joshua ever she lived. She was interment, May 17, U.S. Navy. He was an dren Lauren Nauman, and Savior, Jesus Hensley and wife Lisa, truly an earth bound 2008, 11 AM at Ukiah Attorney and at one Jessie Nauman, Becky Christ on May 7, 2008, sur- and grandchildren Dereck angel. Cemetery. Celebration time the President of the Morris, Katie Morris and rounded by her lov- and Madison; and She is survived by her of their lives to follow at Bar Association. Megan Morris. Hugh ing family on its historic daughter Jessica Hensley. husband Paul Harris, Lake Mendocino, Po- On March 28, 1961 Hugh was preceded in death by cattle ranch located Surviving parents: daughter Karen McDaniel mo A picnic area.
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under the influence by the Teran, 22, of Santa Rosa, was of an intoxicant: all DUI cases POLICE REPORTS Mendocino County Sheriff’s booked into jail on suspicion reported by law enforcement agen- cies are reported by the newspa- The following were Office at 7:17 p.m. Friday. of possession of paraphernalia per. The Daily Journal makes no The world briefly compiled from reports BOOKED -- Tyler Phillip and planting, cultivation, exceptions. prepared by the Ukiah Magnan, 21, of Redwood transportation and possession Police Department. To Valley, was booked into jail on of marijuana by the Clinton trounces Obama in W. Virginia anonymously report suspicion of possession of a Mendocino County Sheriff’s crime information, call controlled substance, posses- Office at 3:13 a.m. Sunday. CORRECTIONS CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) — Hillary Rodham Clinton coasted to a large but largely symbolic victory in working-class 463-6205. sion of cocaine for sale, trans- BOOKED -- Olie The Ukiah Daily Journal porting or selling narcotics, Christian Erickson, 43, of West Virginia on Tuesday, handing Barack Obama one of the reserves this space to correct worst defeats of the campaign yet scarcely slowing his march ARRESTED -- Joseph driving with a suspended Philo, was booked into jail on errors or make clarifications Cicala, 59, of Ukiah, was license and revocation of pro- suspicion of driving under the toward the Democratic presidential nomination. to news articles. Significant “The White House is won in the swing states. And I am win- arrested at 6:15 p.m. Monday bation upon arrest by the influence, giving false evi- errors in obituary notices or in the 200 block of Ford Street California Highway Patrol at dence, unlawful driving and ning the swing states,” Clinton told cheering supporters at a birth announcements will victory rally. on suspicion of causing corpo- 1:11 a.m. Saturday. presenting false ID to a peace result in reprinting the entire ral injury to a spouse. BOOKED -- Marcos officer by the Mendocino She coupled praise for Obama with a pledge to persevere in article. Errors may be reported a campaign in which she has become the decided underdog. Manuel Vazquez-Padilla, 27, County Sheriff’s Office at to the editor, 468-3526. of Santa Rosa, was booked 11:28 a.m. Sunday. “This race isn’t over yet,” she said. “Neither of us has the total SHERIFF’S REPORTS into jail on suspicion of trans- BOOKED -- Elizabeth delegates it takes to win.” porting marijuana, planting or Shantel Orellana, 22, of Obama looked ahead to the Oregon primary later in the The following were cultivating marijuana and pos- Antioch, was booked into jail month and to the general election campaign against Republican compiled from reports session of a controlled sub- on a warrant for suspicion of LOTTERY NUMBERS John McCain, but the West Virginia defeat underscored his prepared by the Mendo- stance by the Mendocino possession of marijuana for DAILY 3: night: 8, 1, 1. weakness among blue collar voters who will be pivotal in the cino County Sheriff’s County Sheriff’s Office at sale by the Mendocino County afternoon: 1, 4, 9. fall. Office: 3:33 p.m. Saturday. Sheriff's Office at 10:53 p.m. FANTASY 5: 09, 15, 26, “This is our chance to build a new majority of Democrats BOOKED -- Adan Miguel Sunday. 34, 35. and independents and Republicans who know that four more BOOKED -- Craig Vazquez-Gavino, 31, of Santa BOOKED -- David DAILY DERBY: 1st years of George Bush just won’t do,” Obama said in Missouri, Richard Painton, 37, of Rosa, was booked into jail on Gomez, 33, of Salinas, was Place: 04, Big Ben. which looms as a battleground state in November. Comptche, was booked into suspicion of unlawful driving, booked into jail on suspicion 2nd Place: 02, Lucky With votes from 69 percent of West Virginia’s precincts jail on suspicion of transporting marijuana, planti- of possession and transporta- Star. counted, Clinton was winning 66 percent of the vote, to 27 per- planting/cultivating marijuana ng or cultivating marijuana tion of marijuana for sale by 3rd Place: 08, Gorgeous cent for Obama. and possession of marijuana and possession of a controlled the Mendocino County George. for sale by the Mendocino substance by the Mendocino Sheriff’s Office at 4:21 p.m. Race time: 1:48.10. Soldiers hike over landslide-blocked County Sheriff’s Office at County Sheriff’s Office at 4 Monday. MEGA MILLIONS: 20- 1:40 a.m. Friday. p.m. Saturday. BOOKED -- Justin 24-27-31-47. roads to reach Chinese villages BOOKED -- Lazaro BOOKED -- Kyle Chris Michael Welter, 29, of Meganumber: 15. MIANYANG, China (AP) — Soldiers hiking over landslide- Velasquez Cervantes, 35, of Stampfli, 38, of Fort Bragg, Witterspring, was booked into Jackpot: $166 million. Ukiah, was booked into jail on was booked into jail on suspi- jail on suspicion of driving See BRIEFLY, Page 15 suspicion of oral copulation cion of assault with a deadly under the influence by the with a child younger than 14, weapon by the Mendocino Mendocino County Sheriff’s BIKRAM YOGA lewd and lascivious acts with County Sheriff’s Office at Office at 8:05 p.m. Monday.\ a child, continuous sexual 8:21 p.m. Saturday. UKIAH abuse of a child, intercourse BOOKED -- Darren Those arrested by law enforce- “The Diamond” or sodomy with a chid and Eugene Cassidy, 38, of San ment officers are innocent until How Good oral copulation with a child by Francisco, was booked into proven guilty. People reported as For a unbelievable selection the Ukiah Police Department having been arrested may contact jail on suspicion of driving the Daily Journal once their case Could You at 12:37 p.m. Friday. while under the influence by has been concluded so the results STOP IN TODAY BOOKED -- Kevin the Mendocino County can be reported.Those who feel the Neilsen, 19, of Laytonville, information is in error should con- Sheriff’s Office at 11:44 p.m. tact the appropriate agency. In the Feel? was booked into jail on suspi- Saturday. D. William Jewelers cion of driving while under case of those arrested on suspi- BOOKED -- Jose Luis cion of driving under the influence HotYogaUkiah.com the influence by the California Pear Tree Center • 462-4636 Highway Patrol at 4:24 p.m. Friday. 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At Ukiah Music Center, Spencer Brewer just recently took over full ownership of the store while getting ready to celebrate being in business for five years. He has added new staff members, local musician and performer TJ Elton as salesman, Zack as the gear repair per- son and Heather Payne as the new book keep- er. They just remodeled the store which gives them now the big town music store feel with- out the attitude. They are also getting ready for this summer’s much anticipated Acoustic Café six part concert series which was a huge suc- cess last summer and their fifth anniversary celebration which will be held the last week- end of June. A new series they are putting on throughout the summer as well is Rock Camp for area youth which provides yet another musical outlet for young musicians. Spencer is also currently acquiring new rooms for teach- ers to be able to teach lessons out of the store. Keep an eye out for the wildest window dis- play Mendocino County has ever seen!
The Ukiah Planning Commission on Wednesday will have a discussion about pre- serving trees in the city when developments are approved. I assume this is a continued reaction to the citizen uproar over the cutting This hosue is one of the six homes featured on the Walk on the Westside tour, Sunday, May 18. of the redwoods at the Walgreen's site. Planning staff has put together a report sug- gesting the commission discuss: 1. Existing trees on a development site. Are Walk on the Westside returns they in good condition or would it make more sense to replace them healthy, long term trees By KEITH AISNER actors from The Ukiah Tom Johnsen will tell sto- him. Their house was full of that will be better for the city and the site in Special for the Journal Players Theatre will tell sto- ries of this and other homes life, and an overabundance of the long run. Beyond the gracious lines ries from each home’s past. in the neighborhood, espe- energy from the Zbitnoff chil- 2. Looking at the site's constraints -- elec- and curves, there is a definite At 616 Church Street, Tom cially the four stone houses dren and the swarms of tric power lines, sidewalks -- that could affect historical charm to Ukiah’s McFadden will tell the story on Park Boulevard which neighborhood kids who were whether existing trees would be better or Westside District, and this of the Hortense Hornets, a were sold to Achilles Mossi, always welcome in their ram- worse than new trees. year’s edition of Walk on the group of young boys who who was famous for running bling, generous home. 3. Deciding what to do if saving existing Westside event will delve just lived in the neighborhood in the chicken operation at the David and Christine trees are considered crucial. Is an arborist a bit deeper into local history the 1920s and ‘30s and were State Mental Hospital in Hance’s lovely and unusual report called for? What's the procedure if the than in previous years. befriended by previous resi- Talmage. cinder block home was once dent, Mabel Ames Smith. arborist says the trees aren't worth saving? As in years past, Walk on Miles and Libby Gordon's owned by Muriel Hooper, 4. Requiring the arborist report to recom- the Westside is a benefit for The boys remained devoted home began as a one-room who lived there from 1955 to her as they grew up, with mend caring for saved trees. the Ukiah Players Theatre, six of the boys acting as her cabin in the late 1890s and until soon before her death at 5. Considering making tree preservation with guided tours available pallbearers in 1945. Mabel has morphed through the age 102, Shelley Aisner will part of all grading plans. on Sunday, May 18th at was married to Howard Bud decades, concealing artifacts tell Muriel’s stories about life 6. Making provisions for protecting trees McGarvey Park, starting at Smith who is beloved to from bygone eras, including a in the home where she raised during grading. 10 am and continuing through Ukiahans for donating Todd Chinese coin, marbles and a four children in our small 4 p.m. Grove Park to our communi- speaker from a drive-in town, and will tell stories The Planning Commission was expected Refreshments will be pro- ty. movie. Chris Gibson will about the founding of Todd to take up Mike Gomes' plan for a new Mendo vided, along with live musi- While the interior of unearth the layered history of Grove Park right across the Lake Office Supply store on Orchard Ave. but cal entertainment from Laura Fogg’s charming home this eco-friendly showplace, street. that discussion has been put off to the next Elizabeth MacDougal, is certainly deserving of its and will share stories of the Tickets are $25, and are meeting May 28 George Husaruk, Marcos own accolades, it also neighborhood, including the available at Mendocino Book Perada, David Lyle, and Greg includes a showpiece back- fascinating reason Grove Company or by phone at 462- Here are the latest recalls from Schlater. Transportation pro- yard where actor Alicia Street is so wide. 9226. Tickets will also be Recalls.org which are gleaned from various vided by MTA will be on Littletree will play the Muse At Anna Zbitinoff’s home, available on the day of the in Laura Fogg's inspired and federal and state agencies. For more informa- hand to shuttle those who Kate Magruder will channel event at McGarvey Park on tion on any of them, go to www.recalls.org. don’t wish to walk between enchanting garden. Doris Zbitnoff, the leading Dora and Clay or at The Linda and Zia Poya's home BROIL KING GAS GRILLS: Onward McGarvey Park and the fea- lady of the exuberant Zbitnoff Corner Gallery on Church Manufacturing Co. is recalling Broil King Gas tured homes. was built by William clan. Her husband, Dr. and State streets. Walk on the Zachman, who had grown up Grills sold nationwide from February 2006 to This year’s tour involves Nicholas Zbitnoff, was “never Westside has been generously April 2008. The bottom of the cook box that six beautiful Westside Ukiah in a similar house in the not on call” for anyone who sponsored by Realty World, Black Forest of Germany. contains the burners can melt or crack as a homes. Throughout the tour, needed him. The town loved Selzer Realty. result of a grease fire. This poses a fire and burn hazard. SWING SETS: Playworld Systems Inc. is recalling Playground Swing Sets sold nation- Google joins effort Apple now sells HBO wide from January 2007 to February 2008. The clevis bearing on the swing set can wear, causing the swing to detach and the user to to make more Web fall. shows on iTunes store WEIL-McLAIN GAS BOILERS: Weil- McLain is recalling Weil-McLain CGs and sites more sociable By JORDAN ROBERTSON shows and movies and play them on CGi Gas Boilers sold nationwide from AP Technology Writer personal computers, but it’s not widely October 2001 to December 2007. If there is a The Associated Press SAN FRANCISCO -- Apple Inc. available. leak in the vent piping, the recalled boilers can MOUNTAIN VIEW -- The effort to make it easier for Web has scooped up Time Warner Inc.’s Apple splits the revenues from leak carbon monoxide (CO) into the buildings surfers to connect with their friends is attracting a crowd. HBO to feed television shows to its iTunes sales with content providers, in which they are installed, posing a risk of Following similar moves by the two biggest online hangouts, online iTunes store, reeling in one of with most of the money going back to CO poisoning. Internet search leader Google Inc. is introducing tools that are the last holdouts among major channels the movie studios, television channels WILLIAMSON-THERMOFLO GAS supposed to make any Web site more sociable. and agreeing to a rare pricing conces- and record labels whose work is sold BOILERS: Williamson-Thermoflo is recalling The service, expected to be available on a limited basis sion to land hit shows like “The through the Web site. That’s made Williamson-Thermoflo GWS and GWI Gas Monday evening, provides a framework that will enable people Sopranos,” “Sex and the City” and iTunes a favorite of independent musi- Boilers sold nationwide from October 2001 to to interact with their friends and use favorite applications they “The Wire.” cians and other artists whose works December 2007. If there is a leak in the vent have accumulated on social networks like Facebook and Plaxo The Cupertino, Calif.-based compa- wouldn’t be distributed as broadly piping, the recalled boilers can leak carbon even when they aren’t visiting those sites. ny said HBO programming began without the service, but has rankled monoxide (CO) into the buildings in which Google’s initiative, called “Friend Connect,” follows appearing on iTunes Tuesday and the some big-media companies because of they are installed, posing a risk of CO poison- Apple’s tight control over the pricing. pledges by MySpace and Facebook last week to allow their shows cost either $1.99 or $2.99 per ing. users to transport their personal profiles and applications to episode, making HBO the only channel In a high-profile rejection of Apple’s allowed to charge above the standard pricing tactics, NBC Universal stopped DUNE BUGGIES: TJ Power Sports LLC is other Web sites. recalling Twister Hammerhead Dune Buggies News Corp.’s MySpace and privately held Facebook -- the $1.99 for their episodes on iTunes. offering TV shows on iTunes last fall Eddy Cue, Apple’s vice president of after a spat over its inability to set dif- sold nationwide from July 2004 to December Internet’s two largest social hubs -- announced their plans for 2004. The seat belt adjustment for the shoul- wider accessibility late last week. iTunes, said the higher prices for some ferent prices for certain shows. NBC of HBO’s shows -- in particular then defected over to Microsoft Corp.’s der buckle can break during impact or stress, “Social is in the air,” said David Glazer, a director of engi- “Deadwood,” “Rome” and “The camp, offering its TV shows on posing an ejection and injury hazard to driver neering for Google. Sopranos” -- are still cheaper than buy- Microsoft’s rival service, Zune and passenger. Only about two dozen Web sites initially will have access to ing the DVD sets of the full seasons of Marketplace, where the network was PRESSURE WASHERS: Fingerhut Direct Google’s Friend Connect code to start. The trial run includes a those shows, which translates into given more flexibility over pricing. Marketing is recalling Master Craft Pressure site devoted to musician Ingrid Michaelson and another site prices two or three times higher per Cue said NBC is the only major Washers sold exclusively by Fingerhut nation- providing recipes for guacamole. The coding is expected to episode. channel currently not offering its shows wide from July 2007 to March 2008. The become widely available during the next few months. “I don’t think it’s a shift in strategy - through iTunes. The store currently car- motor on the pressure washer can overheat, Without providing specifics, MySpace and Facebook have - I view this as an extension of the strat- ries 800 different shows and has sold posing a fire hazard. said it will be several more weeks before their users can trans- egy we’ve had,” Cue said in an inter- more than 150 million episodes. BABY BOTTLE AND FOOD WARMERS: plant their personal information to other Web sites. view. The iTunes store isn’t a big cash cow Munchkin Inc. is recalling Deluxe Bottle and Google hopes its latest social tools will encourage people to HBO is also trying out a service of for Apple, making up less than 10 per- Food Warmers sold nationwide from June spend even more time online, giving the company more oppor- its own that allows cable customers cent of Apple’s $24 billion in sales last 2007 to April 2008. The bottle and food warm- tunities to show the advertising that generates most of its prof- with HBO subscriptions and high- year, but is a big driver of iPod and ers can overheat, posing a fire hazard. its. speed Internet connections to download Macintosh computer sales. AMERICAN HONDA ATVS: American Honda Motor Co. is recalling Model Year 2008 Honda TRX500 ATVs sold nationwide from October 2007 to March 2008. The elec- Got local news? Send it our way tric power steering shaft of the recalled ATVs could break unexpectedly, resulting in the rider's losing steering control. This poses a at [email protected] or 468-3520. risk of injury or death to riders. 4 – WEDNESDAY, MAY 14, 2008 FORUM Editor: K.C. Meadows, 468-3526 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected] Letters from our readers From the desk of ... Good job To the Editor: On May 12 Mendocino County Sheriffs Deputies responded to the Thompson ROBERT SAMUELSON Avenue area in Ukiah regarding an assault with a deadly weapon which involved injuries to a female adult. Deputies arrived and learned the suspect was wanted in the case of a homicide in Sonoma County Sunday night. The suspect then stole the victim’s car and came to Protecting Ukiah. The suspect then assaulted the vic- tim’s mother causing an injury to her head. The suspect then fled the residence with a the jobless firearm in the direction of Grace Hudson Elementary School. It’s an election year, and partisan acrimony has Mendocino County Sheriff Deputies escalated. Democrats and Republicans portray them- along with the assistance of the California selves as the nation’s saviors against all the program- Highway Patrol, Mendocino County matic atrocities of the other side. Can we find a refuge District Attorney Investigators, Ukiah of common-sense agreement amid this self-serving Police Officers and Mendocino County political din? Well, here’s a proposal for the economy: Department of Transportation closed down Enact a temporary extension of unemployment insur- some south side streets and began a house ance from the standard 26 weeks to 39 weeks. to house search for the suspect. This effort The proposal’s virtue is precisely its modesty. included the assistance of the California Benefits have been extended in every recession except Highway Patrol helicopter out of the one since the 1950s. Although most unemployed usu- Redding Office and numerous neighbor- ally find new jobs within the normal six months, the hood contacts. During this search officers task becomes harder in a slump. Perhaps 3 million located the suspect vehicle adjacent an people will exhaust their benefits this year, estimates apartment complex next to Grace Hudson the Congressional Budget Office. The cost of added as well as the above mentioned Diuron, are the “Breath” singers from SPACE. Because protection is also modest: about $13 billion for a pro- School. The suspect had previously stolen on the Proposition 65 list. (“Chemicals we have not yet installed acoustic tile in the vehicle from the homicide victim in posal that recently passed the House Ways and Means known to the State to cause cancer or the ceiling and still have a lot of echoes, Committee. Sonoma County and then hid it at the reproductive toxicity.”) the speeches were minimal and the music apartment complex. True, it’s not yet clear that we’re even in a reces- I found out this information about sounded awesome! A silent auction of sion. In the first quarter of 2008, the economy’s output Deputies with the assistance of the Creosote: interesting, varied items rounded out the California Highway Patrol then contacted of goods and services (gross domestic product) Creosote is the catchall name for several fun and fundraising. Thanks to the terrific increased at a 0.6 percent annual rate. Though meager, Grace Hudson School employees and substances, including wood creosote, coal generosity of the donors and volunteers, decided to conduct a safety lockdown of that’s still growth and suggests the economy doesn’t tar, coal tar creosote, coal tar pitch and coal Plowshares cleared about $8,000 in support meet one basic test for a recession -- two consecutive the school. School staff including tar pitch volatiles. Its main use to humans of our free hot meals for those in need. Superintendant Lois Nash, Assistant Brian quarters of negative GDP. But that verdict comes with is as a preservative treatment for wood; it The artisan bowls, the stars of the a big caveat: The job market is already in retreat. Barrett, Principal Davidson,the entire is near-ubiquitous in outdoor telephone evening, were made and donated by: Paul school staff and students began a long day Look at the numbers. Though the April unemploy- poles and railroad ties. However, coal tar Allen, Sotako Barash, Jim Blue, Doug ment rate of 5 percent is not historically high (the aver- of having to remain in their classrooms products are also used in roofing, pave- Browe, Jolinda Clark, Diane Clifton, Helen with all perimeter doors being locked. age for the 1990s was 5.8 percent), it’s way up from ments, metal refining, and to treat psoriasis Danava, Valerie Euart, Daphne Gillen, Jane the recent low of 4.4 percent in October 2006. For This letter is a thank you to all Grace and head lice. Exposure to large amounts Girko, Geoff Graham, Sequoia Greenfield, Hudson employees, parents, students and much of 2007, the number of new jobs was actually can cause chemical burns on the eyes, kid- Sara Hadley, Luke Hansen, Larry increasing, though not fast enough to absorb all the members from the California Highway ney and liver damage, even death; long- Henderson, Belle Hicks, Laurie Howard, Patrol. Your leadership, direction following new entrants into the labor force. Even this growth has term exposure to small amounts is known Jan Hoyman, Meridith Hudson, Jerry halted, and the number of jobs has begun to decline. and complete support helped make this to cause eye and respiratory damage, skin Irwin, Linda Irwin, Sheila Jenkins, Bob tragic day less sorrowing. Your community Since December, payroll employment has fallen by cancer and cancer of the scrotum. The Kirkpatrick, Gregg Lindsley, Josh Madsen, 260,000. support help rekindle a flame in the heart International Agency for Research on Katherine McElwee, Megan Mitchell, of law enforcement in the county in the How does employment decline in an economy Cancer has said that coal tar is carcino- Diane Arvid Nelson, Pam Temple and Todd that’s expanding, even if feebly? Easy. Weak compa- area of community activism. You all arose genic and creosote is probably carcino- Voyager. to the occassion. nies fail or shrink; the survivors don’t hire more peo- genic. Creosote is heavily regulated in the The all-volunteer cooks who made an ple to handle the extra business. Productivity (aka effi- You should all be commended in the European Union. extraordinary array of special soups, appe- support and safety of our communities ciency) improves. Fewer workers do more work. By Right next to my water supply and my tizers and desserts were: Will Barker, Jodie many indicators, the job situation may get worse youth. Well done. house? No, Thank you! I requested that Clark, the main organizer of the event; On Monday night the suspect was subse- before it gets better. PG&E use non-toxic alternatives or move Barbara Clausen, Barbara Conolly, Belle The great danger of unemployment insurance is that quently taken into custody without inci- the location of the pole away from my Hicks, Christina Kelly, Robert Klayman, dent. people are paid to be jobless. Benefits that are too gen- house and water. Before we went to the Vicky Oldham, Dick Perrone, Barbara erous or that last too long can raise unemployment. Kurt Smallcomb matter, they informed me they were replac- Pope, Debbie Rensen and Bob Steiner. Mendocino County Sheriff’s Office This is a problem in Europe, where benefits are rela- ing the pole down the road, not the one Auction-item donors were Patrice Brint, tively lavish. But it’s a smaller issue here; some acad- next to my house. I am somewhat relieved, Dixie Britton, Doug Browe, Audrey emic studies find that extending unemployment bene- but remain uneasy about all the toxic Ferrell, Ada B. Fine, Tamara Frey, Erda fits by 13 weeks might slightly slow the flow of work- Concerned about toxics chemicals in our midst that we take for Kappeler and friends, Renee Kraft, Jacquie ers back into jobs. People don’t start looking so quick- To the Editor: granted or don’t know about. Lee, Alex MacLeitch, Toni Onori, Zach ly or are more picky. But the effects aren’t large, I received a notice recently that PG&E As I heard someone say on the radio this Schat, Jim Stewart, Heidi Vaughan, Dan because the benefits are fairly stingy. was going to replace the telephone pole morning, we have to be our own reporters, Waterman, Deborah White, and a host of For starters, only workers who are laid off can get near my house. Since I remembered seeing we can’t rely on the news media and insti- generous mostly downtown Ukiah busi- them. People who quit or who are entering or re-enter- brown, dead-grass areas around poles, and tutions to keep us safe and informed. The nesses -- unfortunately too many to list all ing the job market aren’t eligible. Altogether, only hearing about some controversy with internet and Google are great tools, a much of them here! about 36 percent of today’s unemployed receive bene- chemical preservatives, and since the new better source of information than the media Other volunteers, supporters and donors fits, says Maurice Emsellem of the National pole would be a foot from my waterline we have traditionally relied on. included: Brutocao Cellars, Estelle Clifton, Employment Law Project. Nor are benefits particular- coupling, and 6’ from my house, I won- Steve Smith Phyllis Curtis, Adriana Dakin, Fetzer ly high. They now average about $300 a week; that’s dered if I had to be concerned with toxic Ukiah Vineyards, Frey Vineyards, Germain-Robin $7.50 an hour for a 40-hour week. chemicals. I called their contact number for Brandy, Hoyman-Browe Studio, Jeriko Congressional Democrats -- and some Republicans questions or concerns and left a message Estate Winery, Larry MacLeitch, Marilynn -- have supported an extension of benefits. The Bush that I was concerned about spraying of her- Thank you McGrew, Ann Kilkenny and Mendocino administration has resisted, arguing that Congress has bicides, insecticides, or fungicides with the Book Company, Mendocino Wine never before lengthened the benefits with such low To the Editor: Company, Mountain Valley Printing, overall unemployment. True. When benefits were new pole. On behalf of Plowshares and all the In response to my query about spraying, Henrietta Muñoz, Parducci Winery, Rain extended in early 2002, the unemployment rate was homeless, hungry and needy people that we Forest Fantasy and John Rensen. 5.7 percent. In 1991 the extension occurred at 7 per- their spokesperson stated on May 6, “We feed and care for, I’d like to thank all the don’t spray pesticides or spray anything or We appreciate all these individuals and cent. But so what? generous people who helped make our businesses who cared enough to help What’s wrong with this argument is that it ignores do anything that would affect your plants “Empty Bowls” fundraiser on April 12 a or the air.” Later in the day I talked to the Plowshares create an enjoyable event, and basic changes in U.S. labor markets. Over the past two fun and wonderful event. to help us fulfill out our basic mission “that decades, American businesses have gradually tough- Mendocino County Ag Commission, and Delicious soups were served in beautiful was told that PG&E uses a subcontractor no one in our community go hungry.” ened their hiring and firing policies. In recessions, they handmade ceramic bowls donated by local Thank you! resort more to permanent dismissals as opposed to that sprays a mixture of four herbicides, potters for guests to take home. The soups one of which, Diuron, does have “problems Mary Buckley temporary layoffs; in recoveries, they’re more cau- were enhanced by other dishes, appetizers, Ukiah tious in adding new workers. After the 2001 recession, leaching into water tables and water sup- desserts and wine and a mini-concert by plies.” payroll employment didn’t reach its prerecession peak The Ag Commission advised me to tell for more than three years. PG&E that I don’t want chemicals used It’s harder to find a new job. Average spells of around the pole, and that I be notified in unemployment have slowly lengthened. The increase the future if they plan on spraying for WHERE TO WRITE since 1960 has been about six weeks, estimates econ- omist Gary Burtless of the Brookings Institution. “It’s weeds. www.house.gov/write rep I found out on the internet that poles are President George Bush: The White more likely you’ll exhaust your benefits today than in often preserved with Creosote and House, 1600 Pennsylvania Ave., Washing- Assemblywoman Patty Berg: State the 1950s and ‘60s,” he says. In a slump, the share of Pentachlorophenal. These two chemicals, ton, D.C. 20500; (202) 456-1111, FAX Assembly District 1, Capitol, Rm. 4146, those unemployed for more than six months typically (202)456-2461. Sacramento, 95814. (916) 319-2001; rises to a fifth or more. Governor Arnold Schwarzeneg- Berg's Ukiah field representative is Ruth Congress ought to send the president a stand-alone LETTER POLICY extension of unemployment benefits. It would be hard ger: State Capitol, Sacramento, 95814. Valenzuela. Ukiah office located at 311 N. to veto. Compared with the $152 billion price tag on The Daily Journal welcomes letters to the (916) 445-2841; FAX (916)445-4633 State St, Ukiah, 95482, 463-5770. The the economic stimulus program earlier this year, the editor. All letters must include a clear name, Sen. Barbara Boxer: 112 Hart Sen- office’s fax number is 463-5773. For email cost is slight. signature, return address and phone number. But this may be a fantasy. 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E-mail letters should also Audit Bureau Newspaper Publishers include hometown and a phone number. email us at [email protected] Of Circulations Association THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL COMMERCE WEDNESDAY, MAY 14, 2008 – 5 Can Dad be denied a bed Nestle scales back plans to bottle water in Northern California at the nursing facility? By SAMANTHA YOUNG The Associated Press Q: My father was admitted On the other hand, SACRAMENTO -- The Nestle company on to a skilled-care nursing facil- Medicare does not fund any Monday said it is significantly scaling back ity in March after a series of bed-reservation fees, meaning plans in Northern California to build what strokes for rehabilitation. that if Medicare and private- would have been the country’s largest water bot- Within weeks, his Medicare pay residents wish to protect tling plant. ran out because he was not their beds, either they or their The announcement by Nestle Waters North improving, and we helped families must foot the bill. America comes after years of opposition by Mom apply for Medicaid In the situation you environmentalists and a group of residents in the because their assets are limit- describe, we have found that rural town of McCloud. ed. most nursing facilities will With soaring fuel and transportation costs, But before he qualified for point out to the resident or building a 1 million square foot facility at the Medicaid, he developed other Next steps family the need to pay to base of Mt. Shasta no longer makes economic reserve the bed during a hos- trout stream. Fishermen, environmentalists and medical problems that By Jan Warner and Jan Collins sense, said David Palais, Nestle’s Northern scientists had feared the stream might become required a six-day hospital- pital stay. California natural resource manager. In other words, nursing- Taking the NextStep: Had warmer and lower if Nestle went ahead with its ization last month. When the The company also has built a plant in Denver original pumping plans. doctor released him to go home residents who have your father qualified for and expanded other facilities in the West. Palais qualified for Medicaid and Medicaid before his hospital- Critics of the plant welcomed Nestle’s back to the nursing home, we told The Associated Press that those expansions announcement but called on McCloud’s five- were told by the nursing leave a nursing facility for ization, we don't believe that make a large plant in California less necessary. hospitalization or therapeutic the six days he spent in the member services district to negotiate a better home that his bed had been Nestle signed a contract in 2003 with the contract. filled, and we would have to reasons have the right to hospital would have exceeded return for a certain period of the bed-hold period, and McCloud Community Services District to pump “While it certainly is a smaller plant than it find another place for him. time, and the facility must Medicaid probably would up to 521 million gallons of water a year. In would have been, it nonetheless uses a large This was even though we had hold their bed for that certain have paid. exchange, the Swiss food and drink company amount of water. It’s still a major operation,” left all of his clothing, etc., in period of time. However, However, because he had agreed to pay between $250,000 and $350,000 a said Severn Williams, a spokesman for the his room. should the period of hospital- not yet qualified and because year to the town of McCloud, which is about Protect Our Waters Coalition. Not knowing any better, ization exceed the Medicaid Medicare would not pay 200 miles north of Sacramento. The coalition represents California Trout, we picked up his belongings bed hold period, and should (even if his care was still cov- Palais said the company now will seek per- Trout Unlimited and the McCloud Watershed and took him home, which we the resident still require ered), your family should mission to pump a fraction of that water and Council, a citizens group. now find was a mistake, since skilled or intermediate nurs- have been informed at the build a much smaller plant of about 350,000 It plans to lobby for a higher price for the our mother, at age 83, is ing services, by law, he or she time of admission about bed- square feet. water and a clause that limits Nestle to pumping unable to care for him. My is entitled to the first available hold policies in writing. And Nestle will ask for just 200 million gallons of only water from the springs around McCloud brother and I both work and bed in a semiprivate room at to be very fair to the facility, water a year from the three natural springs that while prohibiting the company from touching can't afford sitters. Is there the facility. in the package you received at supply McCloud. He declined to say whether the aquifer. anything we can do? While the exact number of admission, we would be will- the company would ask to have its payments to Williams also said the coalition wants a con- A: Residents of nursing bed-reservation days may ing to bet that this process the town lowered. tract with a shorter timeframe than McCloud’s facilities who require hospital vary from state to state, was explained. The company said it also has agreed to two current 100-year commitment to sell its water treatment during their stay according to federal law, Jan Warner is a member of years of monitoring on Squaw Creek, a nearby exclusively to Nestle. count on being returned to the Medicaid will pay for up to the National Academy of same room and bed they left 15 bed-reservation days on Elder Law Attorneys and has after they are discharged. But behalf of hospitalized recipi- been practicing law for more whether that room and bed ents and for not more than 21 than 30 years. Jan Collins is are available sometimes days each year for temporary editor of the Business depends on the resident's absences due to family out-
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UHS | SWIMMING Wildcats exceed expectations at North Bay League meet For The Daily Journal Emerson. 50 free: second Katie Bishop. Will Stone, Kristof Radics. meet and here are some of their best The Ukiah High Wildcats Bishop (26.44), 4th Shayne Mattern. Men's results-- 500 free: second Travis Cleland times: 100 IM--second Sami exceeded expectations at the North 100 fly: fifth Jillian Clark (1:10.50), 200 free relay: First Van Patten, (4.54.19) NCSC, sixth Paul Ruddick (1:29.65), third Yiannoula Bay League (NBL) swim meet. 10th Megan Stark, Christine Johnson, Mattern, Cleland NCSC. Reimenschnieder, ninth Joey Selzer, Vlachos. 50 free--2nd Kristof There were far too many amazing Emerson. 200 free: third Travis 12th Callum Weeks. 200 free relay: Radics (28.41). 50 fly--3rd swims to list, but the team as a whole 100 free: 3rd Katie Bishop Cleland(1:48.91)NCSC, seventh second Ramirez, Johnson, Mattern, Yiannoula (53.54). 100 free--Kristof did an outstanding job. Many of our (58.71)), 4th Shayne Mattern, 15th Joey Selzer, 13th Callum Weeks. Reimenschnieder, NCSC. 100 back: (1:04.77). 100 breast-- third Sami swimmers qualified for the consider- Amanda Morris. 500 free: 4th 200 IM: fifth Marcus Ramirez fifth Brett Van Patten (1:01.54), (1:43.45). ation to compete at the North Coast Shelby Cleland (5:34.22), 15th Leah (2:09.37) NCSC, seventh Paul ninth Jacob Hilliard, 13th Nathan The Varsity cats look forward to Sectional meet on May 23-24 in Blue, Kylie Carr. Reimenschnieder, Nick Johnson. Mack. 100 breast: third Nick having Yiannoula and Sami up with Concord. 200 free relay: 2nd Clark, Bishop, 50 free: fifth Leif Mattern (24.00), Johnson (1:08.97), 15th Will Stone, the varsity in '09, but are sad to say Women's results -- 200 free relay: Cleland, Mattern NCSC 100 ninth Tommy Stover, 10th Jacob Kristof Radics. 400 free relay: Van goodbye to Kristof Radics who is a fifth Miley Merrit, Jillian Clark, back:3rd Miley Merritt (1:06..03), Hilliard, 13th Nathan Mack. Patten, Reimenschnieder, Ramirez, foreign exchange student from Megan Stark, Amanda Morris. 200 11th Amanda Morris, Jade Barrett. 100 fly: second Marcus Ramirez Cleland, NCSC. Hungary. “The Mad Hungarian” was free: 3rd Shelby Cleland 100 breast: fifth Jillian Clark (55.50) NCSC, fourth Leif Mattern The Wildcat JV swimmers did not also on the Ukiah High School water (2:03.96)NCSC, Jade Barrett, Molly (1:16.98), eighth Megan Stark, Kylie (56.05)NCSC, 9th Frankie Thomas. attend the meet but had great swims polo team, and was very important to Lehre. 200 IM: fifth Miley Merritt Carr, Molly Lehre 400 free relay: 100 free: second Brett Van Patten at the Cardinal Newman/Ursuline the success of the team. (2:27.76), Leah Blue, Christine second Mattern, Merritt, Cleland, (52.41), 10th Tommy Stover, 13th
INDIANS 4 | A’S 0 Byrd and two relievers pitch Indians to win CLEVELAND (AP) — teammate Andrew Brown. The Cleveland Indians are try- Rafael Perez retired the ing to mix in some timely hit- only Oakland batter he faced ting with their stellar starting and Masahide Kobayashi pitching and strong defense. worked the final 1 2-3 innings Paul Byrd and two reliev- for his first save. The 33-year- ers combined for the Indians’ old right-hander, signed as a fourth shutout in seven games free agent in November, had and Ryan Garko delivered a 227 saves the last eight sea- three-run homer in a 4-0 vic- sons in Japan. tory over the Oakland Byrd’s performance came Athletics on Tuesday night. after Cliff Lee pitched nine The Indians got seven hits, scoreless innings Monday just one fewer than they had night in the second game fol- in a doubleheader split lowing Fausto Carmona’s Monday night with Toronto five-hitter in the opener. after which manager Eric Before a rainout Sunday, lefty Wedge blasted his hitters for starter Aaron Laffey pitched poor preparation at the plate. seven innings in a 12-0 win “It was better, they had Saturday. tougher at-bats and it was “All we ask is to give us a good to see (Travis) Hafner chance to win, but they’re help us out,” Wedge said. going above the call of duty,” Cleveland’s designated hit- Wedge said. ter came in hitting .179 (7-for- So is second baseman 39) in his previous 13 games. Asdrubal Cabrera, who turned He went 2-for-4 with an RBI the 14th unassisted triple play to lift his overall average to in history Monday, and again .223. brought the crowd to its feet Byrd (2-3) allowed five with a spectacular play. The hits over 7 1-3 innings, strik- 22-year-old ran into center ing out a season-high seven field to snare a looping ball without a walk. off the bat of Bobby Crosby to The right-hander extended start the eighth. the Indians’ scoreless streak to “I didn’t think there was 34 innings by their starting any way he’d get to that ball,” staff. The last run allowed by Wedge said. “Incredible.” a Cleveland starter came It was one of several fine Friday night in the fifth inning plays in support of Byrd. against Toronto by C.C. “My boxscore is going to Sabathia — the only run look great in the paper, but it’s yielded by an Indians starter because of those guys,” Byrd in the last 39 innings. said. “I just kept fist-pumping “I definitely had a little after every one. If they don’t pressure on me,” Byrd said. make those plays, who knows “It was like I’m a loser if I how many runs I give up?” give up one run.” In the second, Grady Wedge wishes Cleveland’s Sizemore fielded Crosby’s hitters would feed off one two-out single to center and another’s success as well as threw out Frank Thomas try- the pitchers and fielders are ing to score from second. doing. Catcher Victor Martinez “It’s a friendly competi- tagged the 39-year-old DH, tion,” Wedge said of the start- whose awkward slide stopped ing staff’s streak. “(They) try well short of the plate. to keep one-upping one anoth- “With two outs, you’ve got er.” to go for it,” Oakland manag- Hafner singled home a er Bob Geren said when asked first-inning run off Justin why the lumbering Thomas Duchscherer (3-2) and got a was waved around third. “It two-out single off lefty Alan was a good throw, right on the File Photo A’s starter Dana Eveland delivers a pitch in a game earlier this season. The A’s were shutout on Tuesday by Embree in the eighth before money.” Garko connected off former the Indians. See A'S, Page 7
PISTONS 91 | MAGIC 86 UHS | BOYS’ GOLF Hamilton-led Pistons eliminate Magic in Game 5 Ukiah golf season By LARRY LAGE of their attempts, but made up Turkoglu’s dunk attempt, and 6-of-15 at the line. Associated Press for the disparity at the line and Hamilton made two more at Orlando was in the second AUBURN HILLS, Mich. by taking care of the ball. the line in the last 20 seconds round of the playoffs for the ends with 8th place — The Detroit Pistons made The Pistons were 28-of-32 of the game. first time since 1996. just enough shots and stops to at the line and had just three Playing without All-Star The Magic scored the last advance to the Eastern turnovers — setting an NBA point guard Chauncey Billups seven points of the first quar- finish at NCS Conference finals for a sixth playoff record for the fewest for the second straight game ter to make it 20-all in what For The Daily Journal 387 and 389 respectively. straight year. giveaways in a game — while because of a strained ham- had to be a frustrating score The Ukiah Wildcats con- Ukiah was led by senior Richard Hamilton scored Orlando was 16-of-28 and had string, rookie Rodney Stuckey for them. cluded another stellar season J.J. McMillen whose round of 19 of his 31 points in the first a playoff-high 21 turnovers, filled the void with 15 points, They allowed Detroit to on Monday as they place 75 was one stroke short of half, made victory-sealing which turned into 34 points six assists and no turnovers. score all but two of its points eighth out of 20 teams in the forcing a playoff for the free throws late in the game for Detroit. Antonio McDyess had 17 off turnovers and offensive North Coast Sections fourth and last individual spot and Tayshaun Prince had a To the Magic’s credit, they points and 10 rebounds, rebounds. Championship at Franklin at NorCals. key block, helping Detroit didn’t go away easily against Rasheed Wallace had 14 Lewis had as many missed hold off the Orlando Magic a playoff-tested team that points and Prince added 10. shots (four) as turnovers in a Canyon with an overall score “We had a very successful for a 91-86 win Tuesday night improved to 15-3 when it has Turkoglu had 18 points and scoreless first, but each of the of 400. year and a lot of fun along the in Game 5 of the second- a chance to advance since nine rebounds, and Dwight other starters scored at least North Bay League way,” said Ukiah Head Coach round series. 2003. Howard, Rashard Lewis and four points to make up for the Champion Cardinal Newman, Chris Philbrick. “I’m really The Pistons will have a Detroit led by 10 late, but Jameer Nelson had 14 points awful start from the team’s which beat the Wildcats by proud of my boys.” break before facing the was ahead 85-84 with just apiece for the Magic. Nelson leading scorer. five combined strokes in two The rest of the team’s Boston Celtics or Cleveland under a minute left after Hedo had guaranteed his team When Lewis finally scored matches this season, took first scores for the tournament Cavaliers in the conference Turkoglu made back-to-back would extend the series with a midway through the second place at Franklin Canyon with were as follows: Max Brazill finals. shots. win. quarter, his hook capped a 10- Detroit made just 36 per- The Pistons won when Howard also had 17 2 run that put Orlando ahead a score of 376. Monte Vista 78, Carson Sheppard 79, Jared cent of its shots and allowed Hamilton made two key free rebounds and three blocks, but and San Ramon advanced to Hull 82 and Brett Walker 86. NorCals as well with scores of the Magic to make nearly half throws, Prince blocked his night was marred by going See PISTONS, Page 8
Ukiah varsity baseball senior A look across the sporting NULL Hit-A-Thon recap INSIDE: photos (Part 2) landscape ...... Page 7 ...... Page 7 ...... Page 8 THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL SPORTS WEDNESDAY, MAY 14, 2008 – 7 SPORTS | ACROSS THE LANDSCAPE Sports briefing Ukiah varsity baseball seniors familiar with her plans told Walsh meets The Associated Press. New indictment with Goodell, set The 37-year-old Sorenstam against Barry has hinted at retirement the to talk with past several seasons, saying Bonds unsealed Specter she wanted to devote more time to her growing business SAN FRANCISCO — NEW YORK — NFL com- and to start a family. She is Barry Bonds was charged in a missioner Roger Goodell said engaged to Mike McGee, son new indictment Tuesday with he learned nothing new about of former PGA Tour player 15 felony counts alleging he the Spygate scandal after Jerry McGee. lied to a grand jury when he meeting with former Patriots “This would be very much denied knowingly using per- video assistant Matt Walsh for like Annika to get on top and formance-enhancing drugs nearly 3 1/2 hours Tuesday. then quit,” said Judy Rankin, a use and that he hampered the The NFL released the tapes Hall of Famer and television federal government’s doping Walsh provided, and they did- analyst. investigation. n’t show any previously The decision comes two The career home run leader undisclosed rules violations. days after Sorenstam won the originally was charged in The clips cut between shots of Michelob Ultra Open at November by a federal grand opposing coaches sending in Kingsmill by seven shots for jury with four counts of per- signals and the play that fol- her third victory of the season, jury and one count of obstruc- lowed. and first against a field that tion of justice, but in February “The fundamental informa- included Lorena Ochoa. It U.S. District Judge Susan was a sign that Sorenstam had photos courtesy UHS baseball tion that Matt provided was Illston ordered prosecutors to Senior Alex Delgado has been a major component to the Wildcats team this sea- consistent with what we disci- fully recovered from injuries rewrite the indictment and was poised to make a son as the leadoff hitter and center-fielder. Not only has his defense been stellar, plined the Patriots for last because multiple alleged lies his offense has been incredibly consistent.Thru 22 games Delgado had an avg. of fall,” Goodell said at a news strong big at recapturing her were lumped into individual stature as the best in women’s .304 with no homeruns and 10 RBI’s. He also has scored 18 runs and maintained conference. charges. a .382 OBP. The most scandalous part golf. On Tuesday, a grand jury “I just hope to continue this of the tapes shown had noth- indicted Bonds on 14 counts ing to do with stealing signals momentum,” Sorenstam said after winning. “I’m feeling it. of giving false declarations to — it was several minutes of a grand jury in 2003 and one close-ups of San Diego It’s turning around, and so I can’t wait for the next month count of obstruction of justice. Chargers cheerleaders per- No new lies were alleged in forming during a 2002 game. or so to come with big tourna- ments, and I’m excited.” the new indictment. Walsh did not comment “It’s exactly the same,” after leaving the NFL offices Sorenstam dominated women’s golf like few others, Golden Gate University law to travel to Washington to professor Peter Keane said. meet with Sen. Arlen Specter. especially during a five-year period when she won 43 times “It’s two ways of saying it’s Specter, the senior Republican lying and there’s really no on the Senate Judiciary and finished among the top three nearly 70 percent of the substantial difference between Committee, has been critical what he was charged with of the NFL’s handling of the time. But for all her achieve- ments — the only woman to then and what he is charged investigation. with now.” Walsh had no knowledge of shoot 59, 10 majors and one anybody with the Patriots tap- of six women to complete the The case against Bonds ing the Rams’ final walk- career Grand Slam — she remains built on whether he through before the 2002 Super became most famous for test- lied when he told the grand Bowl, Goodell said. The ing herself against the men. jury that his personal trainer, Boston Herald reported in Sorenstam became the first Greg Anderson, never sup- February that an unidentified woman in 58 years to com- plied him with steroids and Patriots employee illegally plete on the PGA Tour when human growth hormone. taped the walkthrough before she played at the Colonial in “Barry Bonds is innocent,” 2003. She missed the cut, but New England, a two-touch- the player’s lead attorney, Senior Brian Tosti has been a vital reserve to the Wildcats this season. In nine down underdog, upset St. earned worldwide respect for Allen Ruby, said. Ruby said the way she handled herself games of action, Tosti has a .250 avg. with four RBI’s, a double and a .294 on base Louis 20-17. Bonds would appear in court percentage. The investigation began amid massive scrutiny. to plead not guilty to the new after the NFL confiscated She won LPGA Tour player charges. tapes from a Patriots employ- of the year a record eight Bonds’ next hearing ee who recorded the New times, including five straight already had been scheduled York Jets’ defensive signals seasons until Ochoa ended the for June 6 before the new from the sideline during the streak in 2006. Sorenstam was indictment was unsealed, but 2007 opener. New England ineffective most of 2007, the Ruby said it is unclear coach Bill Belichick was first time in 12 years she whether Bonds’ will be fined $500,000, while the failed to win on the LPGA expected to enter a plea then. team was fined $250,000 and Tour, as she recovered from The Major League Baseball forced to forfeit its 2008 first- back and neck injuries. Players Association said last round draft choice. She won the first tourna- ment of the year in Hawaii, week it was investigating picked up a playoff victory in whether to file a collusion Sorenstam to South Florida three weeks grievance against teams for ago, then continued a slow not pursuing Bonds, who retire this year rise up the world ranking became a free agent when the toward Ochoa with a domi- Giants decided they didn’t Annika Sorenstam will nant victory in Virginia. want him back after 15 sea- retire after the season, ending But when asked Sunday if sons. an LPGA Tour career in which she would defend her title at The 43-year-old outfielder, she has won 72 tournaments Kingsmill, Sorenstam hedged. a seven-time NL MVP, says to date and delivered a defin- “I hope so,” she said. “I’m he wants to play this year and ing moment when she teed it going to continue this year the his agent claims no team has up against the men on the way I started it and at the end made an offer for the 14-time PGA Tour. of the year. I always assess it All-Star. Bonds hit 28 homers She was to announce her like I have the last few years. last year to raise his total to decision at a news conference At this point, I feel great about 762, seven more than Hank Tuesday at the Sybase Classic Aaron’s previous record. in Clifton, N.J., a person what I’m doing.”
Eskew leads Mustangs to win over No. 12 Senior Tyler Busse has seen limited action as a relief pitcher in the 2008 season. His 3.38 ERA in 10 1/3 innings of work is among the best for Ukiah relievers. He Cal State Fullerton gave up just 12 hits and five walks while striking out three in those appearances. For The Daily Journal Cal Poly is now 3-22 despite giving up a two-run FULLERTON – Junior against the Titans at Goodwin double in the ninth. southpaw Jared Eskew Field since moving to The Mustangs chased Titan allowed one run and four hits Division I in 1995. The starter Daniel Renken (4-5) in in seven innings while the top Mustangs have won 14 of the third inning, scoring twice six hitters in the Cal Poly line- their last 22 games and for a 5-0 lead. Renken up produced 15 hits as the improved to 23-25 for the sea- allowed five runs and six hits Mustangs beat No. 12 Cal son and 7-10 in Big West in two-plus innings, walking State Fullerton 11-4 in the games. one and striking out two. middle game of a three-game Cal State Fullerton remains Cal State Fullerton is 3-9 in Big West Conference baseball in first place in the Big West Saturday games this season. series Saturday night at despite the loss, falling to 31- Center fielder Logan Goodwin Field. 17 overall and 14-6 in confer- Schafer, third baseman Brent The win was Cal Poly’s ence games. Morel and right fielder Ryan first at Goodwin Field since Eskew (5-2) allowed one Lee all collected three hits for March 30, 2002, when Kevin walk and struck out five, toss- Cal Poly while second base- Correia pitched a complete- ing just 84 pitches over seven man Pat Pezet, first baseman game seven-hitter with four frames. Buster Mueller Wes Dorrell and left fielder strikeouts in a 3-2 Mustang pitched a scoreless eighth and victory. Kevin Castner closed it out See CAL POLY, Page 8
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Blake with a pitch and was recovering from offseason Byrd got out of a two-on, replaced by left-hander Alan back surgery, is due to start a one-out jam in the fifth by Embree, who fanned rehab assignment Thursday at striking out Murphy and with Sizemore. Triple-A Sacramento. ... COMMUNITY the runners in motion, Notes: Hafner got his Athletics manager Bob Geren Martinez threw out Crosby 460th RBI as Cleveland’s DH, said 2B Mark Ellis remains DIGEST trying to steal second. surpassing Andre Thornton’s day-to-day with a strained left Sizemore robbed Kurt team record. ... Cleveland hamstring. ... Martinez went Suzuki leading off the sixth, Men’s Basketball RHP Jake Westbrook, out 1-for-2 and has hit safely in 20 Summer League making a diving catch of a since April 22 with a strained of his last 21 games, going 27- short fly ball in left-center. ribcage muscle, threw a simu- for-79 (.334). Men’s Summer League will be Duchscherer allowed one opening in early June, playing every Wednesday (and possibly Thursday depending on number of photo courtesy NULL SCOREBOARD teams) through August. Registration will be accepted From L - R: Machine Pitch Division Winners: Caleb EASTERN CONFERENCE 80, series tied 2-2 through May 30th or until space is Montreal 4, Boston 3 Tuesday, May 13, San Antonio at New Orleans, filled. All forms must be submitted Dickson, Wesley Holland and Kenneth Goutierez MLB Pittsburgh 4, Ottawa 0 9:30 p.m. Philadelphia 4, Washington 3 Thursday, May 15, New Orleans at San Antonio, with the $350 sponsorship fee AL N.Y. Rangers 4, New Jersey 1 6 or 6:30 p.m. prior to being eligible for place- For The Daily Journal Jordan Morris from Savings East Division Monday, May 19, San Antonio at New Orleans, Bank. W L Pct GB WESTERN CONFERENCE TBA, if necessary ment within the league. Team ros- On Saturday, May 10th, Boston 24 17 .585 — Detroit 4, Nashville 2 ter forms and player fees ($20 There was also a Skills Tampa Bay 22 16 .579 1/2 San Jose 4, Calgary 3 North Ukiah Little League Baltimore 19 19 .500 3 1/2 Colorado 4, Minnesota 2 TRANSACTIONS each) will be collected from team Challenge that players who New York 19 20 .487 4 Dallas 4, Anaheim 2 managers at the first scheduled held their annual Hit-a-Thon Toronto 18 22 .450 5 1/2 ———— BASEBALL game. wanted to participate were Central Division CONFERENCE SEMIFINALS National League fundraiser day. This is a fun W L Pct GB (Best-of-7) LOS ANGELES DODGERS—Placed SS Rafael Sponsors will be accepted into judged on their hitting, field- Minnesota 20 17 .541 — EASTERN CONFERENCE Furcal on the 15-day DL, retroactive to May 6. the league on a first-come, first- and exciting day for all the Cleveland 19 19 .500 1 1/2 Philadelphia 4, Montreal 1 Purchased the contract of INF Luis Maza from ing, running and throwing Chicago 18 19 .486 2 Pittsburgh 4, N.Y. Rangers 1 Las Vegas (PCL). Transferred INF Tony Abreu serve basis. players in the league. Kansas City 16 21 .432 4 from the 15- to the 60-day DL. For more information or to regis- The players who hit the far- accuracy. Awards were pre- Detroit 16 22 .421 4 1/2 WESTERN CONFERENCE NEW YORK METS—Purchased the contracts of sented to players in three dif- West Division Detroit 4, Colorado 0 RHP Claudio Vargas and INF-OF Fernando Tatis ter your team, please call 463- thest ball in each division of W L Pct GB Dallas 4, San Jose 2 from New Orleans (PCL). Activated RHP Matt 6714. ferent age groups. Oakland 23 16 .590 — ———— Wise from the 15-day DL. Designated RHP Jorge Little League were: T-Ball Los Angeles 23 17 .575 1/2 CONFERENCE FINALS Sosa and RHP Nelson Figueroa for assignment. 9-10 year old division: Texas 19 21 .475 4 1/2 (Best-of-7) Placed OF Angel Pagan on the 15-day DL. Division: first place Zachary Seattle 15 25 .375 8 1/2 EASTERN CONFERENCE Assigned C Raul Casanova to New Orleans. first Place: Keegan Beebe NL Pittsburgh vs. Philadelphia PITTSBURGH PIRATES—Purchased the con- Ukiah Valley Youth Ricetti from The Crushers, East Division Friday, May 9: Pittsburgh 4, Philadelphia 2 tract of RHP Marino Salas from Indianapolis (IL). from Golden Cellars, second W L Pct GB Sunday, May 11: Pittsburgh 4, Philadelphia 2, American Association Soccer League second place Jacob McClure Florida 23 15 .605 — Pittsburgh leads series 2-0 FORT WORTH CATS—Signed LHP Kelly place Brett Hofstetter from Philadelphia 21 18 .538 2 1/2 Tuesday, May 13: Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, 7:30 Shearer. from Jumperz and third place New York 19 17 .528 3 p.m. Can-Am League Registration for the UVYSL and Ulysses Lolonis Vineyards Atlanta 19 18 .514 3 1/2 Thursday, May 15: Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, ATLANTIC CITY SURF—Signed OF Lucas Taylor. Koiya Martinez from Washington 16 23 .410 7 1/2 4:30 p.m. Released OF Christopher M. Perez. Ukiah Junior Giants are under Jumperz. and third place Nathan Hale Central Division Sunday, May 18: Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, 3 Golden Baseball League way. The UVYSL registration from WP Hale. W L Pct GB p.m., if necessary ST. GEORGE ROADRUNNERS—Agreed to begins May 9th from 6 - 8 p.m. for Machine Pitch Division: Chicago 23 15 .605 — Tuesday, May 20: Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, 7:30 terms with RHP Simon Lee. 11 year old division: the St. Louis 23 17 .575 1 p.m., if necessary YUMA SCORPIONS—Agreed to terms with all returning players. New players first place Kenneth Goutierez Houston 22 17 .564 1 1/2 Thursday, May 22: Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, RHP/pitching coach Aaron Wilson. can begin registering on May 10th award went to Kerr Johnson Milwaukee 19 19 .500 4 7:30 p.m., if necessary BASKETBALL from North American Pittsburgh 18 20 .474 5 National Basketball Association from 9 a.m.- 2 p.m. and make up from Valley Paving. Cincinnati 16 23 .410 7 1/2 WESTERN CONFERENCE NEW YORK KNICKS—Named Mike D’Antoni registration begins on May 17th Organics, second place was West Division Detroit vs. Dallas coach and signed him to a four-year contract. 12 year old division: first W L Pct GB Thursday, May 8: Detroit 4, Dallas 1 Women’s National Basketball Association from 9-2 p.m. as well. Registration Wesley Holland from Phelps Arizona 23 15 .605 — Saturday, May 10: Detroit 2, Dallas 1 MINNESOTA LYNX—Released F Tamara Bowie. will be held at Nokomis School place Paul Steliga from Valley Los Angeles 19 18 .514 3 1/2 Monday, May 12: Detroit 5, Dallas 2, Detroit leads SACRAMENTO MONARCHS—Signed C Valeriya Pharms and third place Caleb San Francisco 16 23 .410 7 1/2 series 3-0 Berezhynska. and the cost is $35 per child. The Dickson from Mendo Mill. Paving, second place Nathan Colorado 15 23 .395 8 Wednesday, May 14: Detroit at Dallas, 5 p.m. American Basketball Association league is for boys and girls Johnson from Broiler and San Diego 14 25 .359 9 1/2 Saturday, May 17: Dallas at Detroit, 1:30 p.m., if ABA—Granted an expansion team to Detroit to between the ages of 4 and 15.You In the player pitch division necessary begin play in the 2008-09 season. third place Tyler Costin from ——— Monday, May 19: Detroit at Dallas, 8 p.m., if nec- DETROIT—Announced team nickname will be must bring birth certificates and an first place was Keegan Beebe Monday’s Games essary Zafir. ID-sized photo. You may also reg- McDonald's. Cleveland 3, Toronto 0, 1st game Wednesday, May 21: Dallas at Detroit, 7:30 p.m., NYC INTERNATIONALZ—Named Michael Logan from Golden Cellars, second Toronto 3, Cleveland 0, 10 innings, 2nd game if necessary coach. ister online now at www.uvysl.org. North Ukiah Little League Minnesota 7, Boston 3 FOOTBALL Junior Giants sign-ups are at the place Holden Brady from WP Tampa Bay 7, N.Y.Yankees 1 National Football League Redwood Health Club in Ukiah would like to thank everyone Texas 13, Seattle 12, 10 innings NBA BUFFALO BILLS—Placed TE Kevin Everett and Hale and third place Trevor L.A. Angels 10, Chicago White Sox 7 WR Chris Denney on the waived/failed physical and run thru June 30th. The who contributed or volun- Pittsburgh 5, Atlanta 0, 1st game FIRST ROUND list. league is a free, noncompetitive Caico from Ulysses Lolonis Atlanta 8, Pittsburgh 1, 2nd game (Best-of-7) NEW YORK GIANTS—Signed DT Nate teered to our annual Hit-a- Washington 10, N.Y. Mets 4 EASTERN CONFERENCE Robinson, DT Brian Soi, DE Alex Morrow, DB baseball program for boys and Vineyards. Majors Division: Cincinnati 8, Florida 7 Boston 4, Atlanta 3 Miguel Scott, DB Terrance Stringer, C Nick girls between ages 4 and 17. It is first place Anthony McCarthy Thon this year. Without the Chicago Cubs 12, San Diego 3 Detroit 4, Philadelphia 2 Leeson and OL Jacob Hobbs. Released P Owen support of our community this Milwaukee 8, St. Louis 3 Orlando 4, Toronto 1 Tolson, LB Rory Johnson and DT Joshua Muse. sponsored by the San Francisco from Little Caesars, second Houston 7, San Francisco 3 Cleveland 4, Washington 2 Terminated the contracts of TE Eric Butler and G Giants, Bank of America and event wouldn't have been so Tuesday’s Games Carnell Stewart. Mendocino County Sheriff’s place Abraham Rawles from Cleveland 4, Oakland 0 WESTERN CONFERENCE OAKLAND RAIDERS—Signed DE Greg Spires successful. Baltimore 5, Boston 4 L.A. Lakers 4, Denver 0 and WR Marcel Reese. Released CB Duane Activities League. Contact com- Little Caesars and third place Tampa Bay 2, N.Y.Yankees 1, 11 New Orleans 4, Dallas 1 Starks. Waived FB Matt Hahn. missioner Kim Garroutte with Texas 5, Seattle 2 San Antonio 4, Phoenix 1 Canadian Football League Toronto 5, Minnesota 3 Utah 4, Houston 2 EDMONTON ESKIMOS—Announced the retire- questions at 462-4501. The sea- Kansas City 3, Detroit 2 ——— ment of FB Mike Maurer. son will begin in mid-July. Atlanta at Philadelphia, 7:05 p.m. QUARTERFINALS WINNIPEG BLUE BOMBERS—Signed WR less for nearly 7 minutes as N.Y. Mets 6, Washington 3 (Best-of-7) Derick Armstrong and WR Terrence Edwards to the Pistons went ahead on Cincinnati 5, Florida 3 EASTERN CONFERENCE contract extensions. UHS Track Youth Pistons San Diego 4, Chicago Cubs 3 Detroit vs. Orlando, Detroit wins series 4-1 Arena Football League Stuckey’s steal and layup dur- Milwaukee 5, L.A. Dodgers 3 Saturday, May 3: Detroit 91, Orlando 72 COLUMBUS DESTROYERS—Waived OL Eric Summer Camp Try- Pittsburgh at St. Louis, Late Monday, May 5: Detroit 100, Orlando 93 Graham. outs ing a McDyess-led 13-0 run Colorado at Arizona, Late Wednesday, May 7: Orlando 111, Detroit 86 GEORGIA FORCE—Waived DB Marcus Continued from Page 6 Houston at San Francisco, Late Saturday, May 10: Detroit 90, Orlando 89, Detroit Jefferson and DB Chris Royal. that put them ahead 78-70. Chicago White Sox at L.A. Angels, Late leads series 3-1 GRAND RAPIDS RAMPAGE—Signed QB Tom Try-outs for the Devil Pup Youth 33-27. Wednesday’s Games Tuesday, May 13: Detroit 91, Orlando 86 Arth. Released QB John Fitzgerald. Summer Camp will be held on The Magic still wouldn’t AL Detroit then went on a 16-3 ORLANDO PREDATORS—Signed WR-DB Kevin Saturday, May 31st at 10 a.m. at go away until fading in the Seattle (Silva 3-2) at Texas (Feldman 1-1), 11:05 Boston vs. Cleveland Nickerson. Waived DB Nick Allison and WR Chas run, and took a 47-41 lead into a.m. Tuesday, May 6: Boston 76, Cleveland 72 Gessner. TAMPA BAY STORM—Signed DB the UHS track area, registration final seconds. Boston (Lester 2-2) at Baltimore (D.Cabrera 3-1), Thursday, May 8: Boston 89, Cleveland 73 Daryon Brutley. halftime. 12:05 p.m. Saturday, May 10: Cleveland 108, Boston 84 UTAH BLAZE—Waived DB Carlton Brown. for boys 14-17 yrs of age (by July Notes: With his 11th point, Oakland (Blanton 2-5) at Cleveland (Sabathia 2- Monday, May 12: Cleveland 88, Boston 77, series HOCKEY 30th) is still being accepted with a The Pistons enjoyed quite 5), 4:05 p.m. tied 2-2 National Hockey League few spots remaining. Hamilton broke Isiah N.Y.Yankees (Mussina 5-3) at Tampa Bay Wednesday, May 14: Cleveland at Boston, 5 p.m. BOSTON BRUINS—Signed F Chuck Kobasew to an advantage at the line. (Shields 4-2), 4:10 p.m. Friday, May 16: Boston at Cleveland, 8 p.m. a multiyear contract extension. The camp will run from July 31- Thomas’ career playoff scor- Toronto (Halladay 3-5) at Minnesota (Bonser 2-4), Sunday, May 18: Cleveland at Boston, TBA, if COLORADO AVALANCHE—Signed F T.J. Aug. 9. Hamilton made all 10 of 5:10 p.m. necessary Galiardi. his free throws before inter- ing record of 2,261 points and Detroit (Verlander 1-6) at Kansas City (Hochevar ST. LOUIS BLUES—Signed C T.J. Oshie and F Applicants must be healthy, non- he did it in 110 games — one 2-2), 5:10 p.m. WESTERN CONFERENCE Lars Eller. delinquent boys. The try-outs will mission and Detroit missed Chicago White Sox (Contreras 3-3) at L.A. Angels L.A. Lakers vs. Utah LACROSSE fewer than Thomas needed to (Lackey 0-0), 7:05 p.m. Sunday, May 4: L.A. Lakers 109, Utah 98 Major League Lacrosse consist of a competitive physical only one of 14 attempts while NL Wednesday, May 7: L.A. Lakers 120, Utah 110 BOSTON CANNONS—Placed D Rodger Colbert fitness test and an interview. Once set the mark. Hamilton is four Atlanta (Glavine 0-1) at Philadelphia (Myers 2-3), Friday, May 9: Utah 104, L.A. Lakers 99 and M James Gurick on waivers. openings are filled, other qualified Howard was 6-of-13 to sink 4:05 p.m. Sunday, May 11: Utah 123, L.A. Lakers 115, OT, CHICAGO MACHINE—Placed A Sidney Jones games away from breaking Washington (Redding 4-3) at N.Y. Mets (ABostick series tied 2-2 and A Kevin Ross on waivers. candidates can be held on a wait- Orlando’s total to 7-of-16 in 0-0), 4:10 p.m. Wednesday, May 14: Utah at L.A. Lakers, 7:30 DENVER OUTLAWS—Traded M Scott Sowanick ing list. All cost of food, lodging Bill Laimbeer’s franchise Florida (Nolasco 2-3) at Cincinnati (Arroyo 2-4), p.m. and a 2008 fourth-round draft pick to Washington the first half. 4:10 p.m. Friday, May 16: L.A. Lakers at Utah, 10:30 p.m. for a 2009 third-round draft pick. Placed M Kyle and travel are paid for by Devil record of 113 playoff appear- San Diego (Peavy 4-2) at Chicago Cubs (Lilly 3- Monday, May 19: Utah at L.A. Lakers, TBA, if nec- Dowd, D Michael Graham, A Bobby Griebe, A Pups Inc. The Magic carried a 68-65 4), 5:05 p.m. ances. ... Stuckey, drafted by essary Darren Sasaki-Scanlon, D Cory Vann and A Ryan We urge you to call local volun- lead into the final period but L.A. Dodgers (Lowe 2-3) at Milwaukee (Parra 1- Zordani on waivers. Detroit with a pick acquired 2), 5:05 p.m. New Orleans vs. San Antonio LONG ISLAND LIZARDS—Placed M Rob teers at 621-0041 or 489-7948 for struggled at the start of the Pittsburgh (Snell 2-2) at St. Louis (Wellemeyer 3- Saturday, May 3: New Orleans 101, San Antonio Bonaguro, A Michael Gongas, D Jamie Hanford more information on the try-outs from Orlando for Darko 1), 5:15 p.m. 82 and A Adam Zuder-Havens on waivers. fourth. After Lewis made two Colorado (De La Rosa 1-1) at Arizona (Owings 4- Monday, May 5: New Orleans 102, San Antonio LOS ANGELES RIPTIDE—Placed M Benjamin as well as the August encamp- Milicic, was named to the All- 1), 6:40 p.m. 84 Bailey, M Judson Lattimore, M David Madeira, M ment. free throws in the opening Houston (Moehler 1-0) at San Francisco (Misch Thursday, May 8: San Antonio 110, New Orleans Jason Rostan and A Ryan Wheeler on waivers. Rookie second team. 0-0), 7:15 p.m. 99 NEW JERSEY PRIDE—Placed M Paul Gillette, D seconds, Orlando went score- Thursday’s Games Sunday, May 11: San Antonio 100, New Orleans Matthew Heiderman and M Evan Kay on waivers. AL Oakland at Cleveland, 9:05 a.m. Toronto at Minnesota, 10:10 a.m. Detroit at Kansas City, 11:10 a.m. Mustangs beat the Titans 14-4 N.Y.Yankees at Tampa Bay, 1:10 p.m. on May 4, 1997, in SLO Chicago White Sox at L.A. Angels, 7:05 p.m. Cal Poly NL Stadium.. L.A. Dodgers at Milwaukee, 10:05 a.m. Washington at N.Y. Mets, 10:10 a.m. Final game of the series Pittsburgh at St. Louis, 10:15 a.m. Continued from Page 6 San Diego at Chicago Cubs, 11:20 a.m. will be played Sunday at 1 Houston at San Francisco, 12:45 p.m. Adam Melker produced two Atlanta at Philadelphia, 4:05 p.m. WAKE UP! WAKE UP! WAKE UP! p.m. with sophomore right- Florida at Cincinnati, 4:10 p.m. hits apiece for Cal Poly. hander Steven Fischback (5-3, Colorado at Arizona, 6:40 p.m. Schafer was in an 0-for-18 4.39 ERA) to start for Cal slump two weeks ago. Since Poly against Cal State NHL then, he’s gone 16-for-28 to Fullerton junior right-hander FIRST ROUND lift his average to .369. Cory Arbiso (9-2, 3.79 ERA). (Best-of-7) Meet the editor Dorrell doubled twice Saturday night, driving in four runs. He has 17 doubles in his last 22 games and 18 RBIs in Ukiah Daily Journal Editor K.C. his last nine starts, currently with 21 doubles and 51 RBIs Meadows wants to meet you. Head for the season. Morel knocked in a pair of down to Schat’s Courthouse Bakery runs and now has 55 RBIs on the year, best in the Big West. 113 W. Perkins Street Thursday Cal Poly scored three runs in the first inning and pulled morning at 7 a.m. to discuss away with two more in the third, one in the fourth, two in current events, give her story ideas, the sixth and three in the sev- enth for an 11-0 advantage. respond to stories you’ve read in Lone home run of the game was produced by Melker, a the Daily Journal, or just chat. solo blast in the first inning. It was his first homer of the sea- son. The Mustangs hit for the K.C. Meadows cycle in the opening frame as Groups of local residents have had Schafer singled, Lee doubled, Editor Pezet hit his first triple of the Ukiah Daily Journal rousing conversations season and Melker homered to cap the rally. Cal State Fullerton scored about education, its first run in the bottom of the seventh Pinch hitter Khris transportation, Davis drew a leadoff walk and scored on a double by pinch child rearing, hitter Matthew Fahey. Jon Willhite doubled in a pair of supervisors’ salaries runs in the ninth and Joe Scott singled home the final Titan and more. rally. The Titans’ eight hits were produced by eight different hitters. Cal Poly scored the most runs it has tallied against Cal State Fullerton in 11 years; the THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL WEDNESDAY, MAY 14, 2008 -9
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), filmmaker, is 64; David Byrne (1952-), nation of something you love a great deal and Datebook: Wednesday, May 14, 2008 singer/musician, is 56; Tim Roth (1961-), something you can lose yourself in.” -- George actor, is 47; Cate Blanchett (1969-), actress, is Lucas Today is the 135th day of 2008 and the 56th In 2001, the Supreme Court ruled that there 39. TODAY’S FACT: The state of Israel was day of spring. is no exception in federal law that allows the TODAY’S SPORTS: In 1913, Washington proclaimed right after British rule of Palestine TODAY’S HISTORY: In 1607, the use of marijuana to relieve pain related to Senators pitcher Walter Johnson ended his ended, at one minute past midnight on May 15, Virginia Company established a colony at chronic illness. scoreless pitching streak at 56 innings, a record 1948. Jamestown, Va. TODAY’S BIRTHDAYS: Byron Dorgan that lasted 55 years. TODAY’S MOON: Between first quarter In 1948, British rule of Palestine ended. (1942-), politician, is 66; George Lucas (1944- TODAY’S QUOTE: “A talent is a combi- (May 11) and full moon (May 19).
likely to let this pause inter- ance, because this is a peri- excellent time to map out Pisceans, what you need fere with anything vital. od when strong attachments future hopes because your most right now are some ASTROGRAPH CANCER (June 21- to material objects can take farsightedness can help you forceful people in your life July 22) -- This is an excel- precedence over practical visualize a game plan that to bring out what is laying lent day to retire to that pri- needs and reasons. will provide the success dormant within you. Seek By Bernice Bede Osol vate place you go when you LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. you seek. out friends with intense need to escape from the 23) -- Take care that you CAPRICORN (Dec. 22- natures. demands of the outside don't let your personal feel- Jan. 19) -- Your ability to ARIES (March 21- world. Don't hesitate to do ings override everything sense the pulse of the April 19) -- Loved ones TAURUS (April 20- so, because it'll recharge else in your life. Your need moment can be an invalu- will be much more impor- May 20) -- If you feel any your batteries and give you to lead is great, but then so able asset. It will bring the tant to you than usual, as personal conflict, it is apt to peace. is your desire to belong, so necessary forces together to they provide deep feelings be your emotional side that LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) keep things in balance in help achieve something that of emotional security and clashes with your -- Although your communi- order to fulfill both. means a lot to everyone. support. Don't hesitate to Thursday, May 15, 2008 abstemious nature. Chances cations with others are like- SCORPIO (Oct. 24- AQUARIUS (Jan. 20- express yourself in endear- are your practical self will ly to be subjective, they Nov. 22) -- Try to work in Feb. 19) -- Although you ing terms to them Conditions will develop also will be colored with an environment free from may be a bit restless, you Know where to look for in the year ahead that could win out over your dreamy half. personal considerations. So outside interferences if you can use this unrest to your romance and you'll find it. enable you to take advan- if you're dealing with any- can, but not to the point of advantage. Realize that The Astro-Graph tage of several big opportu- GEMINI (May 21-June 20) -- By this time of the thing important, revisit it hiding from life. Whenever what you're feeling is a Matchmaker instantly nities that are not apparent again tomorrow. you try to hide from others, desire to get away from all reveals which signs are to others. The important week, you might be ready to take a time-out to enjoy a VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. you hide from yourself as that is familiar. Do so. romantically perfect for thing is to keep the discov- 22) -- Be mindful about well. PISCES (Feb. 20- you. Mail $3 to Astro- eries a secret until the few pleasurable activities. keeping your financial con- SAGITTARIUS (Nov. March 20) -- Even if you Graph, P.O. Box 167, launch date. To your credit, you are not siderations in proper bal- 23-Dec. 21) -- This is an are one of the quiet Wickliffe, OH 44092-0167.
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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 51 14 -20 34 by Mike Argirion and Jeff Knurek YLRC -15 69 9 76 Unscramble these four Jumbles, OETA one letter to each square, 63 -9 40 -4 to form four ordinary words. SARP 82 27 22 45 CIKP MOROG
CLUE: A CACTUS ORDER GRID 121 ©2008 Tribune Media Services, Inc. 121 All Rights Reserved.
45 121 P DYRYL 34 14 121 CL -20 121 R 121 121 121 121 121 5/14/2008 DECODED MESSAGE: POONUC
ANSWERS IN NEXT EDITION © 2008 Robert Barnett www.jumble.com VINTEN Answers to Previous Now arrange the circled letters Learning Challenger to form the surprise answer, as NEHEMIAH & NUMBERS suggested by the above cartoon. 13 58 55 7 NEHE A “ ” 61 1 2 69 Ans: MIAH -1 64 66 4 (Answers tomorrow) &NUM Jumbles: UTTER SQUAB TRUISM INDUCE Yesterday’s 60 10 10 53 Answer: When the cook drained the huge pot of BERS 5/13/2008 pasta, it was — QUITE A “STRAIN” Husband is continuing to take advantage of his wife’s trust Dear Annie: I had this vague feeling some- husband for two years. There are six nieces and to make up for missing assignments. thing was wrong with my marriage so I decid- nephews on my husband’s side, ages 8 to 17. I am a middle school teacher, and I would ed to look at my husband’s cell phone call log. ANNIE’S MAILBOX I’ve known these children all their lives and never offer extra work to students to make up Imagine my surprise to discover a text message consider them family. For their birthdays and for other assignments they have not completed. from a woman. Her number showed up in three By Kathy Mitchell and Marcy Sugar Christmas, I always send them cards and gifts. I accept late work, and he could make up old months’ worth of phone bills. My mother and sister think I should not buy work for a reduced grade. Many parents do not I showed him what I found and we talked them gifts anymore, as they are no longer “my realize that my job is not just to teach math and most of the night. My husband agreed to let they assured me it was just friendship. family.” Am I wrong to still consider these kids science, but also to teach social, communica- “Lena” know the relationship was over and I am so devastated, it physically hurts. I love my nieces and nephews? What do other people tion and organizational skills, to name a few. said he would have no more contact with her. I my husband with all my heart and he claims he do? Students need to realize the consequences of believed him. loves only me. I want so much to have faith in Regardless of what you say, I will continue not being responsible for themselves. Teachers Ten days later, after having been told we had him. Do we have a shot at building back the to do this because I want to, not because I have should not have to make up additional assign- no money for Valentine’s gifts, I found a trust in this 13-year marriage? -- Kentucky Girl to. -- Canada ments for these students. -- Middle School receipt for a $500 diamond bracelet. When I Dear Kentucky Girl: You can rebuild trust, Dear Canada: Good for you. If you are confronted my husband, he said he felt sorry but only if your husband behaves in a manner close to these children and consider them to be Teacher, Illinois for Lena because she didn’t have any jewelry. that is completely aboveboard. He must stop your nieces and nephews, then that is the rela- Dear Teacher: You make a valid point that He told me he would not see her again and seeing Lena, and that means no friendly lunch- tionship and you should honor it. It’s no one students must learn responsibility, but home- would let the jeweler call Lena to pick up the es, no gifts of any kind, no phone calls, noth- else’s business. work can sometimes be tedious and repetitious, bracelet. ing. She doesn’t own any jewelry? Give us a Dear Annie: I am writing in response to especially to students who are bright enough to Two weeks after that, I discovered him hold- break. Tell him as a condition of staying in the “Frustrated Mother,” who complained that her be ahead of the material. We know a teacher’s ing hands with Lena at a local restaurant. marriage, he must go with you for counseling - son has high scores on standardized tests but is burden is already great, but those caring teach- Apparently, he decided to pick up the bracelet - no excuses will be accepted. failing his classes due to incomplete assign- ers who can reach students by being flexible and deliver it in person. I confronted them, and Dear Annie: I have been separated from my ments. One of your suggestions was that the and creative make a positive impression that mother ask his teachers to provide extra credit lasts a lifetime. 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329-08 cashier’s check made payable to the City, 328-08 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE 5-14,20,28,6-4/08 certified check made payable to the City, or a 5-14/08 ual. The registrant 318-08 NOTICE TO BIDDERS bidder’s bond. The amount of bidder’s securi- NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING AND 276-08 297-08 commenced to trans- ty provided must equal at least ten (10) per- AVAILABILITY OF DRAFT NEGATIVE 5-7,14,21,28/08 4-23,30,5-7,14/08 4-30,5-7,14,21/08 act business under NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that sealed bids cent of the total of the bid price for the base FICTITIOUS FICTITIOUS DECLARATION FOR PUBLIC REVIEW FICTITIOUS the fictitious business will be received by the City Engineer of the bid and the additive or deductive items listed BUSINESS NAME BUSINESS NAME BUSINESS NAME name or names listed City of Willits, County of Mendocino, State of in this notice. The successful bidder must STATEMENT STATEMENT STATEMENT NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT the Men- File No.: 2008-F0261 above on April 29, California, until the hour of 2:00 p.m., on the submit to the City complete, executed copies docino County Planning Commission at its File No.: 2008-F0242 File No.: 2008-F0268 THE FOLLOWING 2008. Endorsed-Filed 10th day of June 2008, at which time they of all required documents within ten (10) regular meeting on Thursday, June 5, 2008, THE FOLLOWING THE FOLLOWING PERSON(S) IS on April 29, 2008 at will be publicly opened and read aloud in the working days after receiving written notice of at 9:00 a.m., to be held in the Mendocino PERSON(S) IS PERSON(S) IS (ARE) DOING BUSI- the Mendocino Coun- conference room of the City of Willits, 111 award of the project. Bidder’s security of any County Fairgrounds, 14400 Highway 128, (ARE) DOING BUSI- NESS AS: ty Clerks Office. (ARE) DOING BUSI- Boonville, California, will conduct a public NESS AS: East Commercial Street., Willits, California, successful bidder that fails to do so will be AMERICAN DREAM NESS AS: hearing on the following project and the Draft MENDOCINO /s/George Wahlstrom for: forfeited to the City. Such required docu- PROPERTY DEVEL- MASUT WINE COM- Negative Declaration at the time listed or as COUNTY ACU- GEORGE WAHL- CITY OF WILLITS ments include, but are not limited to, a pay- OPMENT soon thereafter as the item may be heard. PUNCTURE CLINIC STROM PANY Willits Kids Club- Redesign ment or labor and materials bond in an 843 N. School St. CASE #: MS 6-2007 620 Dora St., Ste 102 301 Reeves Canyon Project 2008-01 amount of at least 100 percent of the amount Ukiah, CA 95482 DATE FILED: 3/13/2007 Ukiah, CA 95482 305-08 Road P.O. Box 985 payable by the terms of the project contract OWNER/ APPLICANT: ADAM & HEIDI VLA- Anthony Dixon Mor- 4-30,5-7,14,21/08 Ukiah, CA 95482 Redwood valley, Ca Plans, specifications, and proposal forms for and that satisfies the requirements of Califor- SAK ris FICTITIOUS Michael Charles 95470 bidding this project can be obtained at: nia Civil Code Section 3248, and a perform- AGENT: JIM RONCO CONSULTING 1691 Woodland Ter- BUSINESS NAME Galves MASUT ance bond in an amount of at least 100 per- REQUEST: Minor Subdivision creating 5 par- race STATEMENT 843 N. School St. City of Willits Engineering Department, cent of the amount payable by the terms of cels containing 0.85 +/- acres (0.48 +/- acres Ukiah, CA 95482 File No.: 2008-F0270 301 Reeves Canyon Ukiah, CA 95482 net), 0.65 +/-acres (0.47 +/- acres net), 0.81 Mary Jean Morris THE FOLLOWING Road 380 East Commercial Street, Willits, CA, the contract. All project bonds must be exe- This business is con- +/- acres (0.68 +/- acres net), 3.86 +/- acres 1691 Woodland Ter- PERSON(S) IS Redwood valley, Ca 95490 only cuted by an admitted surety insurer in accord- ducted by an Individ- (3.60 +/- acres net) and a 1.72 +/- acre Re- race (ARE) DOING BUSI- (707) 459-4605. ance with applicable law and acceptable to ual. The registrant 95470 mainder Parcel. Ukiah, CA 95482 NESS AS: the City. This business is con- commenced to trans- Masut Wine compa- LOCATION: Southwest of Hopland town VIANSA A non-refundable payment of one hundred ducted by Husband act business under ny, LLC center lying south of Ralph Bettcher Drive 14100 Mountain dollars ($100) for each set is required. Plans Pursuant to the provisions of Section 1770 et & Wife. The regis- the fictitious business 301 Reeves Canyon (private) approximately 1200 feet west of it's House Road and specifications are available for review at seq. of the Labor Code of California, the Di- trants commenced to name or names listed intersection with Mountain House Road (CR # Hopland, CA 95449 Road the following Builders Exchange offices: rector of Industrial Relations for the State of transact business un- above on April 28, 111), directly west of Hopland Elementary 360 VIANSA Redwood valley, Ca California has ascertained the current general School, located at 641 Ralph Bettcher Drive; der the fictitious busi- 2008. Endorsed-Filed on April 28, 2008 at 14100 Mountain 95470 North Coast Builders Exchange prevailing rate of wages for employer purpos- AP # 048-400-45. ness name or names the Mendocino Coun- House Road This business is 1030 Apollo Way es, in Mendocino County, State of California. PROJECT COORDINATOR: FRED TARR listed above on 4/21/08. Endorsed- ty Clerks Office. Hopland, CA 95449 conducted by a Lim- Santa Rosa, CA 95407 Not less than the general prevailing rate of ENVIRONMENTAL DETERMINATION: The Filed on 04/21/2008 /s/Michael Galves DARK HORSE ited Liability Com- (707)542-9502 per diem wages for work of a similar charac- Department of Planning and Building Serv- ices has prepared a Draft Negative Declara- at the Mendocino MICHAEL GALVES 14100 Mountain pany. The registrants ter in Mendocino County and not less than tion for the above project (no significant envi- County Clerks Office. House Road commenced to trans- Humboldt Builders Exchange the general prevailing rate of per diem wages /s/Anthony Dixon Hopland, CA 95449 ronmental impacts are anticipated which can- 299-08 act business under 624 C Street, Second Floor for holiday work fixed as provided in the Cali- not be adequately mitigated). A copy of the Morris RB Wine Associ- 4-30,5-7,14,21/08 the fictitious business Eureka, CA 95501 fornia Labor Code shall be paid to all workers Draft Negative Declaration is available for ANTHONY DIXON FICTITIOUS ates, LLC MORRIS name or names listed (707)442-3708 engaged in performing the project. public review at 501 Low Gap Road, Room BUSINESS NAME 14100 Mountain /s/Mary Jean Morris 1440, Ukiah, California and at 790 South STATEMENT House Road above on April 28, Reed Construction Data In accordance with the California Government Franklin Street, Fort Bragg, California. The MARYJEAN MOR- Hopland, CA 95449 2008. Endorsed-Filed RIS File No.: 2008-F0262 30 Technology Parkway South Ste., 500 Code Section 1773.2, copies of the applicable staff report and notice are available on the THE FOLLOWING This business is on April 28, 2008 at Department of Planning and Building Serv- conducted by a Lim- Norcross, GA 30042 determinations of the Director are on file in 277-08 PERSON(S) IS the Mendocino Coun- ices website at ited Liability Com- (877)255-0353 the City of Willits; City Clerk’s Office and may 4-23,30,5-7,14/08 (ARE) DOING BUSI- ty Clerks Office. www.co.mendocino.ca.us/planning. pany. The registrants be reviewed upon request. A non-mandatory NESS AS: Your comments regarding the above project FICTITIOUS commenced to trans- /s/Jacob Solomon McGraw-Hill Construction Pre-bid meeting is scheduled for this project AMP PROPERTY and/or the Draft Negative Declaration are in- BUSINESS NAME act business under Fetzer 130 Doolittle Dr. #1 on May 22, 2008 at 10:00AM. SERVICES vited. Written comments should be submitted STATEMENT the fictitious business JACOB SOLOMON San Leandro, CA 95477 14172 Woodland Dr. to the Department of Planning and Building File No.: 2008-F0243 name or names listed FETZER (800)400-7212 In accordance with California Public Contract Guerneville, CA Services, at 501 Low Gap Road, Room 1440, THE FOLLOWING above on May 1, 95446 TITLE Code Section 3300, a valid class A California Ukiah, California 95482, no later than June 4, PERSON(S) IS 2008. Endorsed-Filed 2008. Oral comments may be presented to Alexander Pearson Marin Builder’s Association contractor’s license is required to bid on the (ARE) DOING BUSI- on April 29, 2008 at the Planning Commission during the public 14172 Woodland Dr. 660 Las Gallinas Ave. project. NESS AS: the Mendocino Coun- 336-08 hearing. Guerneville, CA San Rafael, CA 94903 HALLYWOOD FIRE ty Clerks Office. 5-14,21,28,6-4/08 The Planning Commission's action regarding 95446 (415)462-1220 In accordance with California Public Contract EQUIPMENT, LLC /s/Rebecca Faust FICTITIOUS this item shall be final unless appealed to the This business is con- Code Section 22300, except where prohibited 1621 Talmage Rd REBECCA FAUST BUSINESS NAME Board of Supervisors. The last day to file an ducted by an Individ- Contra Costa Builder’s Exchange by federal regulations or policies, the suc- Ukiah, CA 95482 Managing Member STATEMENT appeal is the 10th day after the Planning ual. The registrant 2440 Stanwell Dr., Suite B cessful bidder may, on request and at its ex- Commission's decision. To file an appeal of File No.: 2008-F0287 Ross Mayfield Jr. commenced to trans- Concord, CA 94520-4801 pense, substitute securities in lieu of amounts the Planning Commission's decision, a written P.O. Box 275 act business under 315-08 THE FOLLOWING (925)685-8630 withheld by the City from progress payments statement must be filed with the Clerk of the Ukiah, CA 95482 the fictitious business 5-7,14,21,28/08 PERSON(S) IS to ensure performance under the contract in Board with a filing fee prior to the expiration of Christopher Hall name or names listed FICTITIOUS (ARE) DOING BUSI- Solano-Napa Builders Exchange accordance with the contract documents. the above noted appeal period. If you chal- 9565 West Rd. above on April 28, BUSINESS NAME NESS AS: 135 Camino Dorado lenge the project in court, you may be limited STATEMENT Redwood Valley, CA 2008. Endorsed-Filed 1) CAR SPECIALTY Napa, CA 94558 The City of Willits reserves the right to post- to raising only those issues you or someone File No.: 2008-F0283 else raised at the public hearing described in 95470 on April 28, 2008 at (707)255-2515 pone the date and time for the opening of pro- THE FOLLOWING 2) CENTRAL PAINT this notice, or in written correspondence deliv- Ross Mayfield III the Mendocino Coun- PERSON(S) IS & ACCESSORIES posals at any time prior to the date and time ered to the Department of Planning and Build- 1216 Helen Ave. ty Clerks Office. (ARE) DOING BUSI- 3) CAR SPECIALTY announced in the advertisement in accord- ing Services or the Planning Commission at, Ukiah, CA 95482 /s/Alex Pearson NESS AS: PAINT & ACCESSO- The site work includes construction of a new ance with applicable law. or prior to, the public hearing. All persons are This business is ALEX PEARSON access road, parking facility, and building for TALMAGE INVEST- RIES invited to appear and present testimony in conducted by a Lim- 301-08 the Willits Kids Club, including clearing and The City of Willits reserves the right to reject this matter. MENTS, LLC 4) RESTYLERS ited Liability Com- 4-30,5-7,14,21/08 grubbing, asphalt pavement, concrete curbs, any and all bids or to waive any defects or ir- Additional information regarding the above 560 Talmage Road L 2651 N. State St pany. The registrants FICTITIOUS Ukiah, CA 95482 gutters and sidewalks; excavation, grading, regularity in bidding in accordance with appli- noted item may be obtained by calling the De- Ukiah, CA 95482 commenced to trans- BUSINESS NAME Talmage Invest- and earthwork for preparation of sub-grade as cable law. In accordance with California Pub- partment of Planning and Building Services at act business under STATEMENT ments, LLC Jesse Alonso needed; storm drainage facilities; electrical lic Contract Code Section 20103.8, if the City 463-4281, Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. through 5:00 p.m. Should you desire notifica- the fictitious business File No.: 2008-F0000 560 Talmage Road 3730 Highway 175 service, gas service, phone service, sanitary elects to award a contract for performance of tion of the Planning Commission's decision name or names listed THE FOLLOWING Ukiah, CA 95482 Lakeport, CA 95453 sewer system; water system; fire service; and the project, the contract will be awarded in ac- you may do so by requesting notification in above on April 22, PERSON(S) IS This business is This business is con- incidental items, such as storm water protec- cordance with California Public Contract writing and providing a self-addressed stamp- 2008. Endorsed-Filed (ARE) DOING BUSI- conducted by a Lim- ducted by an Individ- tion, traffic control, saw cutting of AC pave- Code Section 20162 and other applicable law ed envelope to the Department of Planning on April 22, 2008 at NESS AS: ited Liability Com- ual. The registrant ment, fence removal and replacement, strip- to the responsible bidder submitting a respon- and Building Services. the Mendocino Coun- INNER DIMENSION- pany. The registrants commenced to trans- ing, markings, under sidewalk drains, remov- sive bid with the lowest total bid price for the RAYMOND HALL, Secretary to the Planning ty Clerks Office. AL ALCHEMY commenced to trans- able bollards, and wheel stops. base bid without consideration of the bid price Commission act business under /s/Christopher Hall 1127 W. Standley St. act business under for any additive or deductive items. All bids the fictitious business CHRISTOPHER Ukiah, CA 95482 the fictitious business The building work includes furnishing all will remain valid for 90 days after the bid name or names listed name or names listed HALL Nathaniel Joshua plant, materials, equipment, labor, transporta- opening. Except as permitted by law and above on March 5, above on 5-02-2008. PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE 278-08 DeSpain tion, light, power, water and services required subject to all applicable remedies, including 2008. Endorsed-Filed Endorsed-Filed on 4-23,30,5-7,14/08 1127 W. Standley St. to erect the building and accomplish all the forfeiture of bidder’s security, bidders may not 275-08 279-08 on May 2, 2008 at 05/02/2008 at the FICTITIOUS Ukiah, CA 95482 property improvements shown on the Plans, withdraw their bid during the 90 day period af- 4-23,30,5-7,14/08 the Mendocino Coun- 4-23,30,5-7,14/08 BUSINESS NAME This business is con- Mendocino County specified, implied or required to attain the ter the bid opening. FICTITIOUS ty Clerks Office. FICTITIOUS STATEMENT ducted by an Individ- Clerks Office. completed conditions contemplated in the de- BUSINESS NAME /s/John D. Stokley BUSINESS NAME File No.: 2008-F0245 ual. The registrant /s/Jesus Alonso sign, by the Architect, and requires school By order of the City Council of the City of Wil- STATEMENT JOHN D. STOKLEY STATEMENT THE FOLLOWING commenced to trans- JESUS ALONSO safety coordination with Blosser Lane Ele- lits, Mendocino County, California. File No.: 2008-F0238 MANAGER PERSON(S) IS act business under mentary School. All work shall conform to the THE FOLLOWING File No.: 2008-F0246 (ARE) DOING BUSI- the fictitious business City of Willits, County of Mendocino, or State City of Willits, California PERSON(S) IS THE FOLLOWING NESS AS: name or names listed of California, Department of Transportation, (ARE) DOING BUSI- PERSON(S) IS BAUGHN & CA- above on April 28, Standard Plans and Specifications, current Date: ______NESS AS: (ARE) DOING BUSI- MERON MOBILE 2008. Endorsed-Filed edition. All work must be done in accordance By: ______UKIAH AUTO NESS AS: HOME SALES on April 28, 2008 at in with the General Conditions, Technical Marilyn J. Harden, City Clerk TRANSPORT DIRT BUSTERS 2450 North State St. the Mendocino Coun- Specifications, and Project Plans entitled: 414 S. Barnes St. 125 Thompson Ave. Ukiah, CA 95482 ty Clerks Office. Ukiah, CA 95482 Ukiah, CA 95482 NORTHWESTERN /s/Nathaniel DeSpain Willits Kids Club - Redesign, Project No. Paul Martin Moore MOBILE HOME NATHANIEL DES- 2008-01 414 S. Barnes St. Esperanza Alvarez SALES, INC. PAIN Ukiah, CA 95482 125 Thompson Ave. 2450 North State St. Cheryl Lynn Moore Ukiah, CA 95482 304-08 In accordance with California Public Contract 15 minutes Ukiah, CA 95482 414 S. Barnes St. 4-30,5-7,14,21/08 Code Section 3400, bidders may propose This business is con- This business is con- Ukiah, CA 95482 FICTITIOUS equals of products listed in the technical ducted by an Individ- ducted by a Corpo- This business is con- BUSINESS NAME specifications or project plans by manufactur- ‘til prime time... ual. The registrant ration. State of in- ducted by Husband STATEMENT er name, brand, or model number, unless the commenced to trans- corporation: Cali- & Wife. The regis- File No.: 2008-F0273 technical specifications or plans specify that fornia. The registrant trants commenced to act business under THE FOLLOWING the product is necessary to match others in commenced to trans- transact business un- the fictitious business PERSON(S) IS use. Complete information for products pro- Do you know act business under der the fictitious busi- name or names listed (ARE) DOING BUSI- posed as equals must be submitted to the the fictitious business Then take a walk through our ness name or names above on April 22, NESS AS: City Clerk’s Office for review at least seven where your name or names listed Classified Help Wanted Section. listed above on April AMERICAN FILMS (7) working days before the time specified for 2008. Endorsed-Filed above on April 6, You’ll find openings for all kinds of 21, 2008. Endorsed- 2255 Mill Creek Rd. bid opening in accordance with the bidders in- ON TV Guide is? on April 22, 2008 at 1972. Endorsed-Filed jobs from service and business to Filed on April 21, Ukiah, CA 95482 structions contained in the bid package. the Mendocino Coun- on April 22, 2008 at professional and medical. 2008 at the Mendoci- George Wahlstrom ty Clerks Office. the Mendocino Coun- ON TV Guide inside no County Clerks Of- 2255 Mill Creek Rd. In accordance with California Public Contract ty Clerks Office. The Ukiah Daily fice. /s/Esperanza Alvarez Ukiah, CA 95482 Code Section 20170, all bids must be pre- /s/Rodney D. Usher Journal /s/Paul Moore ESPERANZA AL- This business is con- sented under sealed cover and include one of RODNEY D. USHER 590 S. School St. • 468-3500 Every Sunday PAUL MOORE VAREZ ducted by an Individ- the following forms of bidder’s security: cash, PRESIDENT www.ukiahdailyjournal.com THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL WEDNESDAY, MAY 14, 2008 -13
316-08 HELP HELP HELP HELP APARTMENTS HOMES MISC. GARAGE 5-7,14,21/08 120 WANTED 120 WANTED 120 WANTED 120 WANTED 300 UNFURNISHED 330 FOR RENT 480 FOR SALE 590 SALES NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE TS No. 08- Adult Foster Care COMMERCIAL REGIONAL 2 BD, DW/Garage + 4BD, 2.5BA Like We recycle & pay cash Yard Sale Sat 9-2p. 06146 DOC ID # Doc ID MAKE A CA Mentor seeks DRIVER SERVICE PROVID- Pool Alderwood new. Cent. ht & air. for junk batteries $3,$5, 3080 Redemeyer Rd. #000720466882005N Title Order No. DIFFERENCE IN caring people with a Class A or B Lic ER for Dish Network Apartments 1450 S. N/P. Exc. refs $10. All elect. motors Lots of great stuff! 3602000 APN No. 184-063-01-00 YOU ARE THE LIFE OF A 25c lb. Also copper, spare bedroom in req’d. FT + benefits. has immediate open- State St $885- $1500/mo., $1500 No Early Birds! IN DEFAULT UNDER A DEED OF TRUST, CHILD! JOIN THE brass & alum. Forklift their home to provide Job description and ings for satellite in- $925mo. 463-2325 dep 707-462-4928 DATED 09/16/05. UNLESS YOU TAKE AC- TRINITY TEAM! batteries. 10¢lb care for an adult with app available at 351 stallation technicians MOTOR- TION TO PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY, IT Trinity Youth 2BD, 1BA Upstairs. Great view $1450/mo 707-467-1959 a developmental dis- Franklin Ave in Willits with experience in CYCLES MAY BE SOLD AT A PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU Services-Ukiah No Sec. 8, no pets. 3bd2 ba. cent ht. Wd. 620 ability. Training and Ukiah. We offer full PETS & NEED AN EXPLANATION OF THE NATURE A social service Carport, W/D stv. W/D, deck. Or KAWASAKI 1400 support provided. Direct Care Work benefits, 401K, week- SUPPLIES OF THE PROCEEDING AGAINST YOU, agency serving $800/mo. 391-6169 studio $650/mo. or 500 CONCOURSE 2008 Work from your own No Experience end work required. YOU SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYER. No- abused & neglected both $2100. N/S pets 3 beautiful blue eyed, ABS brakes, ext. home while earning a Needed!! Must have valid driv- 2BD, 1BA Upstairs. tice is hereby given that RECONTRUST youth in a Residen- negotiable 486-7193 blue-silver tipped warranty, exc cond. $1,200-$3,000 tax- Morning, evening, ers license and clean No Sec. 8, no pets. COMPANY, as duly appointed trustee pur- tial Treatment Cam- Hopland duplex. Siamese kittens. $12,500 obo free monthly stipend. graveyard. Drug test DMV. Own work Carport, W/D suant to the Deed of Trust executed by JE- pus is looking for 2+1 New decor. 8 wks old. Have had 707-354-4394 Please contact Aron required, no test for truck required (com- $800/mo. 391-6169 SUS BARRERA LEMUS, A MARRIED MAN CHILD CARE $950+ dep. Incl. their first shots. At 442-4500 ex 10 cannabis, good DMV. pensation provided) 2BD, 1BA water & VANS AS HIS SOLE AND SEPARATE PROPERTY WORKERS. water/sewer/PGE $20 ea. 462-6818 Personal care, cook- fax all resumes to garbage pd, 660 FOR SALE dated 09/16/05 and recorded 09/30/05, as In- AUTO PARTS CCW is responsible PV, spacious ing, cleaning, driving (559)256-6778 or w/washer & dryer AKC Boston Terrier DODGE CARAVAN strument No. 2005-21410, in Book , Page ), COUNTERPERSON for the daily care & home and providing living email icardenas@ 462-8600 3mo, all shots, seal 1999 of Official Records in the office of the County Min. 3 yrs. exp. supervision of cli- 2+1, pet neg. skills training to abosbusiness.com coloring. Parents on Base Trim Recorder of Mendocino County State of Cali- knowledge/under- ents & living condi- Deluxe 2bd 1 ba. $1150 + dep. adults with develop- site. $600. 995-6069. Red Color standing of catalogs tions. Swing & Hdwd./tile flrs. Eve Fishell RE fornia, will sell on 05/27/2008 at 10:00AM, mental disabilities. Residential Mileage - 89,500 both print & comp- Night shifts availa- Upstairs. $925/mo. Services Athe the main entrance to the Mendocino Three 6 bed group Assistant. Border Collie pups. Good Condition uter. Good people ble. Starting at Pool, lndry, carport. 468-4380 County Courthouse, 100 North State Street, homes, established All Shifts $300 ea. On-site Runs Good skills, valid class C $9.40/hr. On-call 463-2134 Ukiah at public auction to the highest bidder in 1988. Call for inter- 1343 S. Dora St. working parents. Call Price - $4000 drivers lic. Benefits. $9/hr. Must be 21 Modern 2br wtr/gbe pd Town House for for cash or check as described below, paya- view 485-0165, 485- more info 275-9642 Clear Title ble in full at time of sale, all right, title, and in- Submit resume or yrs old. Excellent Seeking workers AC laundry carport Rent In Willits 5168 CHIHUAHUA on Hands terest conveyed to and now held by it under apply at 1571 S. benefits, including throughout walk to town. Mason 2 bedroom/1.5 bath PUPPIES 468-5648 after 7 pm said Deed of Trust, in the property situated in Main St. Willits. Fiscal Manager medical, dental, vi- Mendocino County. St. $875mo. 433-4040 NS/NP $975/mo + $1000/dep 3 males, very cute said County and State and as more fully de- California Payroll, grant man- sion, tuition reim- In-Home Respite - Spacious 2bd. Pool. TRUCKS Gateway Realty $400ea 485-7234 scribed in the above referenced Deed of MENTOR's Family agement, A/P, A/R, bursement & FREE $9.15 p/hr. H20, trash pd. $850/ 670 FOR SALE 459-5363 Trust. The street address and other common Home Agency HR. Salary DOE. Job co-op child care. Personal Assist. - $900. N/P. Great little Ridgeline 2006 4wd. Westside Ukiah 3+2 designation, if any of the real property descri- Program description available Must pass pre-em- $9.65 p/hr 462-6075 shepherd type dog Green 45k miles Xlnt spacious home bed above is purported to be: 2400 TOWN- has an immediate at 888 N. State St. ployment physical, Behavior Respite Se habla espanol. found us on our cond. Many extras. w/beautiful yard, sm SEND LANE, UKIAH, CA, 95482. The under- opening for a 462-8879 drug test & back- $12.00 p/hr. ranch and we now $19,500. 462-6446 pet neg. $1600 + signed Trustee disclaims any liability for any Recruiter/Coordinator ground check. Part time to full time have to move and FNP/PA 320 DUPLEXES dep. Eve Fishell Real Toyota 1991 long incorrectness of the street address and other in the Ukiah Office. APPLY AT Set your own sched- would like to find a FT/primary care 3bd/1.5bth Ukiah Estate Services. 468- bed, SR5, std. tran common designation, if any, shown herein. This position will re- 915 W. Church St. ule. This is an ideal nice country home office. Wage pd on tnhse w/ fireplace, 4380. air cond. power The total amount of the unpaid balance with cruit mentor families, Ukiah or fax opportunity for col- for our "mutt-mutt. " production. Competi- w/d hkup, garage, wind/locks sun roof interest thereon of the obligation secured by coordinate services, resume lege students and/ or WANTED TO 707-313-4004 pls tive w/benefits. $1200/mo $1600dep new tires rigged to the property to be sold plus reasonable esti- maintain required re- 877-382-7617 to supplement your SHARE RENT Current licensure and 707/433-6688 380 Malti-Poo Puppies tow ex. cond. M-F mated costs, expenses and advances at the www.trinityys.org income. Care for chil- porting records as DEA required. $475/mo + dep. bd. 1m/2fm 8wks old. 8-5 462-9088 time of the initial publication of the Notice of EOE dren & adults w/de- 3BD/1BA TRIPLEX well as assist with all P.O. Box 2739 in quiet home. Util. Family raised. $500- $4,500. Sale is $273,906.63. It is possible that at the aspects of mentor velopmental disabili- Stove, refrigerator & Ukiah, Ca. 95482 Medical Assistant incl.N/S pets, drugs. 600. 272-3460. time of sale the opening bid may be less than contracts. Req: Bach- ties (some with be- A/C. Water, sewer & CARS Family-oriented 621-0556, 468-5556 Ukiah School the total indebtedness due. In addition to elor's degree in so- havior challenges.) garbage pd. 563 Le- 680 FOR SALE health center seeking Health Ins., Mileage. For Dogs cash, the Trustee will accept cashier’s checks cial services field. slie St. $1050+$1050 Fem/prof. Your share HONDA ACCORD primary care MA. 4 Contact Families NEW CLASS drawn on a state or national bank, a check Experience working 462-1396 $700/mo +bills. Full ‘97 Runs great. days/wk.Full benefits. United – Respite at Basic obediance drawn by a state or federal credit union, or a with individuals with Willits-Brooktrails use of lg. home. $3800 obo. Apply@50 Bransomb 1-800-640-3992 or stating Sat. May 24th check drawn by a state or federal savings and developmentally dis- G3 Enterprises is Deluxe duplex. 2 Bd/ba, 2nd rm 468-5937 Rd.., Layt. Visit (707) 263-3921. 10:00 to 11:00 am loan association, savings association, or sav- abled individuals. now hiring for a Sr. bdrm. 2 ba. lndry rm., 485-6277 www.longvalley.org. $75 for 6 week ings bank specified in Section 5102 of the Fi- Clean DMV, car w/ Ink Tech, a Lead TEACHER - garage, cent. ht & ac. Call Anne Gary @ course. Call REAL ESTATE nancial Code and authorized to do business valid CA DL, Ins. & Press Operator and a ALTERNATIVE N/S N/P. $800/mo. APPLIANCES 770 984-6137 x 146 for 460 485-0556 for info. in this state. Said sale will be made, in an “AS Reg. Benefits provid- Sr. Slitter Operator at EDUCATION $1500 dep. Bring Your Horses! details. Deadline $$$ FREE!!! $$$ IS” condition, but with out covenant or war- ed. Email resume to our Ukiah location. If FT/Temporary Fax application VERY CUTE 1/2mi. from Lake 5-27-08, 5 pm. EOE REFRIGERATOR ranty, express or implied, regarding title, pos- Amber.Christensen@ Leave Replacement to 707-984-6479 Mendo. 1800sf ranch you are interested in REPLACEMENT CHIHUAHUA PUPS session or encumbrances, to satisfy the in- TheMentorNetwork.com Medical Billing $28.82-$47.98/hr style 3bd2ba. on 1.5 joining a dynamic or- HOMES Have PG&E electric? 14wks $500 2m, 1f debtedness secured by said Deed of Trust, or fax 707-442-4505 5yrs + exp. Salary & Temporary position ac. set off the road. ganization that offers FOR RENT Fridge over 998-0273 advances thereunder, with interest at provid- Benefits DOE fax re- for one year. 330 Barn. detach/artist California competitive wages, 15 years old? ed, and the unpaid principal of the Note se- sume to (707) 427- 7hrs/dy, 5 dys/ wk, 1bd hse for rent WELCH CORGIS sp., carport. New MENTOR's Family impressive benefits North Coast Energy cured by said Deed of Trust with interest 5023. 220 dys/yr at Juve- Rdwd Vly. No pets. Qualitiy pups & paint in & out & new Home Agency programs and growth may be able to thereon at provided in said Note, plus fees, Mystery Shoppers nile Hall in Ukiah. Quiet country setting. young adults. $800. windows. $598,000 Program opportunities please replace it at no charges and expenses of the Trustee and of Earn up to $150/day Mendocino County $1000/mo. 888-1418. Guaranteed. 293-6042 Owner/Agt. has an immediate visit our website at cost to you or the Trusts created by said Deed of Trust. Undercover shoppers Office of Education 707-322-4542. opening for a www.G3Enterprises. 1BD/1BA your landlord. Call GARAGE DATED: 05/06/08 RECONTRUST COMPA- Recruiter/Coordinator needed to judge retail www.mcoe.us/ com and apply w/garage & yard. 707-463-0303 590 SALES By owner, 3bd. 3ba. NY, 1757 TAPO CANYON ROAD, SVW-88 in the Ukiah Office. & dining establish- d/hr/jobs directly. N/S; $825/mo. Call for details BIG Yard Sale! Sat 2600sf + loft. Study, SIMI VALLEY, CA. 93063 Phone: (800) 281- This position will re- ments. Exp not req. DEADLINE: 5/26/08 Equal Employment 707-265-4318 only 9-3p. 910 W. Workshop, Views, 8219, Sale Information (626) 927-4399 By: cruit mentor families, 1-888-556-3532. Interviews to be USED Opportunity 1bdrm. on Blue Lake Smith St. Clths & more. On 5 ac. in Trustee’s Sale Officer RECONTRUST COM- coordinate services, held Thursday, APPLIANCES EEO/AA M/F/V/D Non-profit Redwood S/W/G pd. N/S/Dog wide variety of items! Rwd. Vly. $849,000. PANY, is a debt collector attempting to collect maintain required re- June 5, 2008 & FURNITURE. High School Math Forest Foundation $700/mo. $800 dep. 707-485-1584 a debt. Any information obtained will be used porting records as Guaranteed. 485-1216 ESTATE SALE Teacher FT & 3/4 seeking Executive Di- 275-3327 I’m still doing for that purpose. FEI # 1006.19697 5/07, well as assist with all TLC Child & Walk thru house. Elementary Teacher. rector. For details WHITE 10 inch mortgage loans, 5/14, 5/21/2008 aspects of mentor Family Services 1BR COTTAGE, Saturday Only. May Unique program. see www.rffi.org pedastal for front purchasing & refin. seeks 2 additional Rwd Vly. Elect., Wa- contracts. Req: Bach- P/T Security Guard loader washer. Brand 17th, 9:00- 3:00. Rates below 6% Combining on-site homes for Shelter ter and Garbage elor's degree in so- & Events Staff new $80 459-6846 558 N. School St. Larry Wright classes with person- Care program LOST & HELP cial services field. Paid. Phone & Cable Golden Bear Mortgage alized Ed. Credential Pay DOE, Applicants need to FREE GARAGE 30 FOUND 120 WANTED Experience working Avail. Avail June 1. 707-239-8080 req. 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Ukiah Campus Apply online at UNFURNISHED on Talmage Rd on childrens facility 300 mendocino.edu www.mss.ca.gov RN PT Hemo Dialy- Fri. 5/9. I could not is looking for caring, 1 BDRM, 1 BA 468-3024 or contact sis Nurse. Mon, Wed, find them. To keep Merit System Services responsible individu- Fri. 10 station unit. Carport/Laundry me safe from harm I Wtr/Trash Paid LVN FT & PT at (916) 263-3614. als to join our team. willing to train, exp have been brought to $725 + $1000 SD Tired of high case Some exp. pref. but preferred. Send re- the Ukiah Shelter at No Pets loads? Provide sup- not nec.. Will provide sume to Sheri Ja- 298 Plant Rd. If you 2bd 1ba $800/mo. + port to 6 adults with on the job trainng. cobszoon, Nurse know me please call $1000 sec. Devel. Disabilities in Starting sal. $12.12 manager 512 Cy- Sage at 467-6453. If Jack Cox & Assoc. no one finds me, I will their home. hr. 403B, great bene- press St, Fort Bragg 455 E. 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Lake Mendocino – Lake level: 739.67 feet; Storage: 72,047 acre-feet (Maximum storage 122,500 acre-feet) Inflow: 170 cfs Outflow: 184 cfs Air quality – Ozone: .060 ppm (State standard .090 ppm) Carbon monoxide: .53 ppm (20.0 ppm) Nitrogen dioxide: .021 ppm (.25 ppm)
And he made it clear he body internally more, and the to maintain a tolerable envi- noon section is available, and Measure B was no longer neutral. Yoga sweating is a detoxification ronment -- they don’t let the for the weekends a special 10 “Today, I lend my name process. It’s a wonderful side temperature go beyond 104 a.m. Saturday class is also and full support to the passage Continued from Page 1 benefit. Every day you prac- degrees -- misery by heat is available. of Measure B. It is the right Continued from Page 1 tice it’s like getting a great never the goal. In fact, Piusz The first class is free and Until Tuesday, Allman had thing to do for Mendocino from all age groups and abili- detox.” said that many of her students Bikram is offering a special steadfastly remained neutral County. I urge the voters to ties participate in a 90-minute And although the tempera- have mentioned how they unlimited first month of mem- on Measure B, but he says the vote and vote for Measure B,” class that teaches 26 postures tures may reach triple digits, have either become oblivious bership for $30. First-time No on B campaign’s misuse he said on Tuesday. and two breathing techniques maintaining an environment to the heat or use it as a moti- attendants are encouraged to of his image and words has The No on B campaign rooted in more than 4,000 conducive to healthy exercise vational tool. arrive 10 to 15 minutes early, changed his mind. apologized for using Allman’s years of yoga history. remains Piusz and Gaitan’s “I believe that we have dressed lightly, with a towel, “Without my knowledge or photo and quotation without “The history is that we’re goal. Throughout his training, been fed a story that we’re ice water and yoga mat. Both permission, the opponents of his permission but maintained using some of the same hatha Gaitan said he has visited meant to degenerate,” Gaitan Piusz and Gaitan advised Measure B sent out a cam- it would continue to use his that goes back thousands of other hot yoga studios where explained. “And what I’ve against eating less than two paign mailer that includes my statements. years,” Gaitan explained. he’s seen temperatures of seen is healing. Yoga was the hours before a class, but uniformed picture and a quote “The No on Measure B The heat isn’t just for added more than 120 degrees and only thing I’ve ever done that encouraged consistent hydra- from me,” Allman explained. campaign apologizes for the shock value either. Both countless numbers of students was with immediate results. tion prior to attendance. “First, they have taken the misperception the voters may Gaitan and Bikram’s owner working imperviously From there it’s only progres- “Dress like you are going quote attributed to me out of have received from our recent Bonnie Piusz, who have both through the desert-like condi- sively gotten better and better. to the beach,” Gaitan said. context. Second, by doing so mailer and the inconvenience studied and taught yoga for a tions. You have to go through the “Once you come in and do it, they are implying that I am it has caused Sheriff Tom number of years, said the heat “The heat becomes a natur- door and get on that roller between 80 and 90 percent of opposed to Measure B. Allman,” Laura Hamburg of the studio is a means to al thing you are trained for,” coaster. If you don’t walk people come back. It’s like Because of this misrepresen- said. “We used a relevant quo- allow the body and mind free- said Gaitan as he reminisced through it will always remain nothing they have ever done. tation, I can no longer remain tation from Sheriff Allman at dom for increased flexibility about his travels. “I’ve been in hypothetical.” Most of our students buzz neutral.” the end of the campaign mail- and a deeper workout as well rooms with fixed heat, and The studio offers at least about how all of the sudden The No on B campaign er with his picture, not to as self-actualization. I’ve learned that people can two classes in the morning depict him as an endorser. We they’re alive.” issued a statement Tuesday “We’ve found that the ben- handle more heat than you can and evening, so walking For more information about afternoon, saying it was dis- stated prominently he is neu- efits are well beyond flexibili- imagine, but I’ve learned that through that door is only a tral. We quoted him as Bikram Yoga Ukiah, to sign appointed in the sheriff but ty now,” Piusz said. “It makes they don’t need to. It’s better matter of choosing a time. up or view a class schedule, acknowledging it may have Mendocino County’s sheriff the vascular system open up for people to have a better Monday through Friday class- with something relevant to visit its Web site at erred in not asking Allman for and work harder. The temper- experience than to be in mis- es are available at 9 a.m. and www.hotyogaukiah.com or his permission to put him in say about the potential public ature heats up the muscles and ery.” 5:30 p.m. In addition to those safety effects of Measure B. A call 468-YOGA (9643). the mailer. No on B spokes- allows people to work deeper. With Piusz, Gaitan and the classes, on Mondays, Zack Sampsel can be reached woman Laura Hamburg added wiser course of action would The humidity will heat the rest of the instructors trained Wednesdays and Fridays a at [email protected]. late Tuesday that the cam- have been to place a courtesy paign is putting the blame call to Sheriff Allman regard- ing the coming mailer to work squarely on the shoulders of fast,” Dewey said. deployed and the front wind- not taken to the hospital by the its campaign consultant, who, out any potential problems Officers from the Ukiah shield was cracked. The front she says, used the material ahead of time.” UFD ambulance because of Crash Police Department and fire- end of the van also sustained despite her instructions not to. She also said, however, that lack of injury. fighters from the city of Ukiah severe damage. Throughout the controver- the No on B campaign was Continued from Page 1 “This accident is a direct sial campaign on Measure B, disappointed Allman had Fire Department responded to Both drivers were fitted reflection of how important it Allman has met with both decided to end his neutrality. dent. the scene. with neck braces and were is to use child safety seats and sides and has provided infor- “We are disappointed that He said that when officers The male driver of the taken by the city’s Paramedic Ranger sustained several Rescue Ambulance to Ukiah seat belts,” Dewey said. mation when asked. the sheriff has decided to caught up to the Ukiah High He said the accident came “I have strived to remain abandon his principled neu- injuries including bleeding Valley Medical Center - the School student who was from his left eye. The truck’s driver of the Ranger for head just a day after the UPD and neutral on the ballot initiative trality on Measure B,” reportedly driving the truck, Willits Police Department’s for the purpose of allowing Hamburg said. “His new posi- steering wheel was partially cuts and the driver of the van he was arrested for engaging folded over and the driver’s for chest and upper body kickoff of the Click It or the voters to decide,” Allman tion is contrary to his previous in a speed contest and his said. statements to the effect that it side tire was flattened. The pains. Ticket program. vehicle was impounded for 30 metal tailgate of the truck had An infant who had been Rob Burgess can be reached Earlier this year, Allman is his job to enforce the law, days. not make the law. also become unhinged and the riding in a car seat in the back at [email protected] and Zack made it public that the No on “We’re really proud of the B campaign was misusing a “Now the sheriff has dis- front end was crumpled. of the van received medical Sampsel can be reached at quote he gave the Santa Rosa avowed his previous com- officers for finding him that Both the van’s airbags had attention at the scene, but was [email protected]. newspaper last year, and reit- ments,” Hamburg said. erated his stance that, “We’re not sure what has industry — was turned into a D-N.D. “When American con- passed shortly after the oil made him change his mind, “Investigating violent crime thronging refugee camp, with sumers are burning at the reserve vote. will remain our top priority. but we suspect it’s pressure Briefly from the Yes on B campaign. residents sleeping outdoors. stake by high energy prices, We do not, and will not, target “I’m cold. I don’t dare to small grows. We will continue The sheriff must be a person Continued from Page 2 the government ought not be String of bombings sleep, and I’m worried a to focus on large grows and who can withstand public carrying the wood.” hit markets, Hindu complaints about growers pressure and maintain princi- blocked roads reached the epi- building is going to fall down Until both chambers of who create a public nuisance, ple.” center of China’s devastating on me,” said Tang Ling, a 20- Congress pass the emergency temple in ancient endanger public safety or After spending a day earthquake Tuesday, pulling year-old waitress wrapped in a reserve directive and Bush Indian city trash the environment.” explaining how the costly bodies and a few survivors borrowed pink down jacket signs it — or Congress enacts Recently, at a Measure B campaign misstep had hap- from collapsed buildings. The and camped outside the it over a presidential veto — NEW DELHI (AP) — A forum before the Employers pened, Hamburg decided later death toll of more than 12,000 Juyuan restaurant with three the legislation has no force of series of bombs exploded Council of Mendocino Tuesday to announce that she is certain to rise as the buried co-workers. “What’s hap- law. But the Senate’s message across the ancient city of County, Allman, when asked, had warned the No on B con- are found. pened is so cruel. In one to the president Tuesday was a Jaipur on Tuesday, killing at said that Measure B would sultant not to use Allman’s Rescuers worked through a minute to have so many peo- strong one. With Republicans least 60 people and transform- make his job easier in that he photo and to move his state- steady rain as they searched ple die is too tragic.” joining Democrats, senators ing busy markets, a jewelry felt many people now grow- ments elsewhere in the mailer wrecked towns across hilly voted 97-1 to suspend the bazaar and a Hindu temple ing 25 marijuana plants or and got the consultant to take stretches of Sichuan province Senate demands shipments — averaging about into scenes of carnage. more - simply because they the blame publicly. that were stricken by Bush halt oil 70,000 barrels a day — until All seven blasts were with- can under Measure G -would “I take full responsibility Monday’s magnitude-7.9 the end of the year. Only Sen. in the old walls of the western voluntarily cut back to the six- for the inclusion of Sheriff quake, China’s deadliest in shipments into Wayne Allard, R-Colo., voted city known for its pink-hued plant state limit Measure B Allman’s picture in the No on three decades. Tens of thou- emergency reserve against the measure. palaces, and suspicion quickly adopts. Measure B mailer and for any sands of homeless spent a sec- The House was scheduled fell on Islamic militant groups On Tuesday, Allman added, confusion about the sheriff’s ond night outdoors, some WASHINGTON (AP) — to vote on a similar directive blamed for a string of attacks “The investigation of violent position on Measure B,” said sleeping under plastic sheet- The Senate, in a direct chal- later in the day. The Senate in India in recent years. Police crimes, the eradication of Doug Linney, president of the ing, others bused to a stadium lenge to President Bush, voted measure was added to legisla- said an eighth bomb was large commercial marijuana Oakland-based The Next in the city of Mianyang, on the Tuesday to temporarily halt tion on flood insurance that found and defused by police. gardens and combating Generation campaign consult- edge of the disaster area. the shipment of thousands of methamphetamine will ing group. “In a rush to meet a Street lamps were switched barrels of oil a day into the remain top priorities for the deadline for printing the mail- on in Mianyang on Tuesday government’s emergency Watch Repair Mendocino County Sheriff’s er, I failed to make these night, but all the buildings reserve. Both Democrats and Office.” changes.” were dark and deserted after Republicans said such ship- the government ordered peo- ments make no sense when oil ple out of them for fear of is costing more than $120 a Adv. 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