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UDJ Spring Fund Drive Masonite re-use contest winners announced The Daily Journal presented and subsequently judged by tions. At 11 a.m. Saturday, the group Wine produced in Potter Valley. In response to the proposed rezon- a diverse panel of judges selected for presented awards to these winners at Joel Woodhouse, The Ukiah ing of the former Masonite site, the their longstanding involvement in the the opening of the 2008 Farmers Valley Center for Sustainability Ukiah Valley Smart Growth Coalition community. Market at Alex Thomas Plaza. This would be a multiple use indus- sponsored an alternative Masonite Re- Three prize winners were chosen, The winners were: Use contest. Nearly 30 entries were along with several honorable men- 1st Prize: Two cases of McFadden See MASONITE, Page A-14 Salmon Season of farm-fresh season For the Ukiah FARMERS MARKET edibles begins Boys & Girls Club declared disaster Fund drive By BEN BROWN The Daily Journal The United States Com- at $23,173 merce Department declared the The Daily Journal 2008 West Coast salmon sea- The UDJ Boys & Girls son a disaster Thursday, paving Club Spring Fund Drive is up the way for millions in govern- to $23,173.97. ment aid. The latest donations “The unprecedented col- include: T.R. Eriksen lapse of the salmon population Foundation $2500; Grace will hit fishermen, their fami- Lutheran Church $323.97; lies and fishing communities Bernard and Cyndi Porter hard, and that is why we have $150.00; Joanna Smith $100; moved quickly to declare a Anonymous $100. fishery disaster,” said Com- Following are the thoughts merce Secretary Carlos M. of some of the children who Gutierrez. belong to the club on the The National Oceanic important role the Ukiah Atmospheric Association Boys & Girls Club plays in decided to close the salmon their lives: season earlier this month because of low returns of Chi- “I like going to the Boys nook Salmon to the Sacramen- and Girls Club to see my to River. Normally hundreds of friends that go to other thousands return to the river; schools. There are nice staff, MacLeod Pappidas/The Daily Journal this year returns are estimated they help me with my home- Keith Feigin of Lovers Lane Farm holds up a jar of his local wildflower honey Saturday at the first at fewer than 60,000. work, and I get to play with Ukiah Farmers Market of the season. “This is far below what is stuff I don’t have at home.” needed to sustain the popula- Sadie Andrews, age 9 By ROB BURGESS tion, and we have decided to The Daily Journal shut down the commercial “I like going to the Boys ocean salmon fishery for all of and Girls Club. It’s a place to aturday morning on School Street was once again a California and most of Oregon do my homework and play to aid their recovery,” said Jim with my friends. There is lots gridlocked throng of smil- ing shoppers and vendors Balsiger, NOAA’s Fisheries of fun stuff to do.” Service acting assistant admin- Megan Ornbaun, age 9 as the Ukiah Farmers SMarket reopened for the season. istrator. NOAA scientists are not “The Boys & Girls Club is The hundreds of visitors who turned out for the occasion were aug- sure what caused the sudden a place to be with my friends decline in population but said and do art. The staff are nice, mented by the simultaneous Smart Growth Coalition’s Masonite Re-use changes in ocean conditions are helpful and playful.” likely to have caused a die-off Megan Andrews, age 12 Awards and a celebration of Cinco de Mayo in neighboring Alex Thomas of young salmon, but fisher- Our goal for this fund drive Plaza. men, including Vice President is $50,000, which will allow Scott Cratty, market manager, said of the Salmon Trawlers Mar- our Ukiah Boys & Girls Club he was pleased with the turnout and keting Association Bill Forkn- to reopen. Please give what- looked forward to growing the market er, said state management of ever you can. further as the summer months young salmon at the river is to Please make your check or approached. blame. money order to : Ukiah Boys “It seems to have the community Economic damage to Wash- & Girls Club, and bring to spirit we’re hoping for,” he said. “A A bright, sunny day brings out shoppers for the first day of ington, Oregon and California our offices at the Daily lot of our older vendors are back, and Farmers Market. is estimated to be as much as Journal at 590 S. School St. there’s also some new ones here too.” $60 million and could rise as or mail it to us c/o Boys & Cratty said that since it was still the year. Everything here is locally grown high as $290 million as it rip- Girls Club Drive, at P.O. Box early in the season for most growers, “A couple of the big (vendors) either here in Mendocino or in neigh- ples through the economy. 749, Ukiah, 95482 or mail it some either didn’t show or brought aren’t here,” he said. “We’re looking Gov. Arnold Schwarzeneg- directly to the Ukiah B&G less than they would at other times of to have them here later in the season. See MARKET, Page A-14 ger may seek as much as $208 Club at P.O. Box 67, Ukiah, million in aid. 95482. The disaster declaration opens the door for Congress to appropriate money toward alle- DIARY OF A PLAY viating the financial hardship Part VIII: costumes, makeup, lights and sound caused by the fishery disaster. We’re following the production of a play in us ready for opening night. Linda Sauer is for each performance. Under Section 312(a) of the our community, “The Man Who Came To taking care of costumes and props (proper- Dan Spears is designing our lights. His Magnuson-Stevens Act, the Dinner,” a co-production of Mendocino ties). Shelley Aisner is in charge of hair and light design has several jobs to do: commerce secretary can College and Ukiah Players Theatre. It will be makeup. Dan Spears is designing our light- Illuminate the actors so they can be seen by declare a commercial fishery performed at the Ukiah Playhouse May 8-31. failure if requested to do so by a We began with auditions, moved on through the ing. Patrick Kinyon is putting together our the audience; appropriately express the sound. time of day or night for each scene; and governor, or at the secretary’s first reading and watching movies together, discretion. The secretary must blocking, beats, character development, set Sound? What’s that? Doorbell chimes, communicate the mood of the play or building and now: costumes, makeup, lights phone rings, music plays …before, during scene. Just as with sound, lights have cues determine the commercial fish- and sound. or after the show. That’s sound. Somebody (times when the lights must change, black- ery failure resulted from a fish- The walls are up and painted. The stair- (Patrick, in our case) has to organize the outs, etc). Dan will hand off to a lightboard ery resource disaster due to nat- ways work (and go somewhere), the doors appropriate music and sound effects in operator in the tech booth to run the light ural causes, manmade causes open and close, and the floor is painted. order on computer or CD so that they can cues for each performance. beyond the control of fishery Furniture has been moved into place, and be played on cue, so that the audience hears Hair and makeup are a big deal for “The managers or undetermined our actors are getting used to moving them at the right time. Patrick is our “sound Man Who Came To Dinner.” Not only do causes. By David Hance around the space. designer.” He’ll hand off to the soundboard we need to be sure that our performers look Ben Brown can be reached at director New participants have joined the com- operator (in the tech booth at the back of the appropriate for the year 1939 when this [email protected]; the Associated pany, to add the final elements that will get theater auditorium) to play the sound cues See DIARY, Page A-14 Press contributed to this article. SPECIAL SaberSaber FAST DSL OFFER Sign-Up Now and Receive a *Free Modem... a $69.95 Value * Certain Terms & Conditions Apply Don’t Delay, Call 800-989-8851 • www.saber.net • ”The Internet Made Fast and Easy” A-2 – SUNDAY, MAY 4, 2008 DAILY DIGEST Editor: Jody Martinez, 468-3517 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected]

plane, the statement said. They were treated and released from McCall Memorial Hospital, a nursing supervisor said Saturday. FUNERAL NOTICES The world briefly Authorities confirm New Mexico [\ tions in his name may be made to New wildfire has burned nearly 60 homes Dimensions Radio, P.O. Weather clears and survivors count ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) — Firefighters worked in Box 569, Ukiah, CA blessings after Arkansas twisters cooler, calmer weather Saturday to clear lines around a blaze 95482. that has burned nearly 60 homes and more than 20 square miles [\ DAMASCUS, Ark. (AP) — Smoke rose from burning heaps in the mountains of central New Mexico. of wreckage Saturday as residents of rural Arkansas cleaned up Authorities were able to confirm Saturday that 50 homes what was left of their homes after deadly tornadoes scoured a burned Wednesday in a fire caused by humans in the Manzano state that has been plagued by severe weather this year. Mountains, southeast of Albuquerque, said Linda Peters, a fire All that remained of Shelia Massey’s home were a chimney, information officer. Nine homes had burned earlier. a bathroom wall, and a bathtub that was her storm shelter. The 50 homes — most in an area called Sherwood Forest, “God’s hand was down and held us there while the rest of the west of the community of Torreon — went up Wednesday after house just blew away,” said Massey, 54. “That’s all there was to the fire jumped containment lines. it. The Lord held us there.” The tally was conducted Friday and Saturday when the ashes A child poking through the rubble found a photograph of from the 13,790-acre fire had cooled enough to allow authori- Massey’s husband, who was not at home when the violent ties in, Peters said. The blaze had been 95 percent contained ROBERT D. WILLS weather struck Friday. The storms killed seven people, dam- before a spot fire flared Wednesday and wind gusts of more April 26, 1937-April 8, 2008 aged or destroyed about 400 homes, and knocked out electrical than 50 mph drove the flames to the northeast. and telephone service for thousands of customers in 18 coun- When he moved to ties. Altogether, meteorologists said more than 25 tornadoes Mendocino county this may have touched down across middle America late Thursday Dalai Lama’s government-in-exile hopes time last year, Robert said and early Friday, but Arkansas was the hardest hit. he thought he’d talks with China will bring progress died and gone to heaven. BEIJING (AP) — The Dalai Lama’s government-in-exile Now he has. Rob- MEMORIES OF Guam Democrats pick between Clinton, expressed optimism about upcoming talks with Chinese offi- ert (Bob, Robear) D. Wills MARGUERITE ANN Obama delegates; Obama leading cials, but cautioned Saturday not to expect too much from the died at his home in (PEGGY) PRINGLE first meeting between the two sides since violent anti-govern- Ukiah after a lengthy ill- Born July 31, 1947, HAGATNA, Guam (AP) — Barack Obama was leading ment protests erupted in Tibet. ness. A longtime resi- grew up in Lakeport, Hillary Rodham Clinton in presidential caucuses on Guam, Talks were scheduled to begin Sunday and last for a day or dent of San Francisco and graduating from Clearlake which has assumed unexpected importance in a historic two in the southern Chinese city of Shenzhen, which neighbors Kensington, he re- High in 1965 and Democratic race in which every delegate matters. Hong Kong, said Samdhong Rinpoche, the prime minister of tired in 2006 after over 40 attended Barstow With 15 out of 21 districts reporting, Obama was ahead with the Tibetan government-in-exile based in Dharmsala, India. years as a creative Community College. 1,393 votes to 1,222 for those pledged to Hillary Rodham “We are positive that something good will come out of it,” writer in the advertising The Lord called Peggy Clinton. More than 3,000 votes were expected in heavy turnout Rinpoche told The Associated Press. field. He leaves be- home on December at caucuses in the U.S. territory, where neither candidate cam- Two of the Dalai Lama’s representatives planned to push for hind his wife, Lani Kask; 21, 2006 with her parents paigned. peace in Tibetan areas of China and address Beijing’s accusa- sister and brother-in- at her side in Saint Four pledged delegate votes were at stake on the island 8,000 tions that the spiritual leader has been masterminding the recent law Patty and Joe Beyer; Bernadine Hospital, San miles from Washington. Guam also has five superdelegates and unrest, he told a public rally in Dharmsala. children Jonathan Wills, Berandino Ca. She some of those are being determined in the caucus voting as But Rinpoche added afterward: “Our hopes are high, but this Jacqueline Kavanaugh, was born in San Francisco well. Slow ballot-by-ballot counting was under way in the ter- is just a small step in a long process.” Mark Wheeler; and was 59 years old. ritorial legislative building after votes were hand carried from granddaughter Kristen Peggy is survived by her 21 caucus sites. Portugal still investigating 4-year-old Kapsen; and his three parents Ruth & devoted cats, Blue, Red Rowland Pringle, brothers Small plane landing at Idaho airport girl’s disappearance a year later Emma, and Annie O. Leigh and David & wife Victoria Pringle; niece PRAIA DA LUZ, Portugal (AP) — A year after Madeleine He will be remembered for hits another on runway; 3 dead, 3 hurt his subversive wit, Heather (Justin) McCann vanished from a resort in southern Portugal, churches Miller; nephews Scott, McCALL, Idaho (AP) — A small plane struck another craft marked the anniversary Saturday and police said they are still soul-nourishing soups, as it was landing at an Idaho airport, killing three people and quiet brilliance and Jason, Devin Pringle, gathering evidence into the British girl’s disappearance. grand-nephews Eli, Kyle, injuring three, including a 2-year-old pulled from the burning Madeleine’s parents, Kate and Gerry McCann, walked hand- kind heart. wreckage by the other survivors, officials said Saturday. And flights of angels sing William Miller, sev- in-hand to a service near their home in Rothley, central eral aunts, uncles, cousins. A Cessna 172 with two people aboard was landing at the England. They made no comment to the media. thee to thy rest. McCall Municipal Airport on Friday night when it struck anoth- A memorial/celebration A memorial service will In Portugal’s Algarve region, worshippers, including Gerry be held on Saturday, er plane of the same type with four people aboard, said Ian McCann’s brother John and other family members, packed a will be held May 17th Gregor, a Federal Aviation Administration spokesman. Both at 1p.m. at his home in May 10, 2008 at 2:30 PM. 19th-century beach-side chapel in Praia da Luz for an evening First Presbyterian aircraft exploded, he said. Mass in English and Portuguese. A message written by Kate Ukiah. For more infor- Killed were Bill Keating, 52, the pilot of the aircraft that was mation call 510-981-1553. Church of Ukiah, corner McCann was read out in both languages. of Perkins and Dora Sts. struck, and two grandsons, ages 1 and 6, McCall police and fire Madeleine disappeared during a family vacation in Praia da In lieu of flowers, dona- officials said in a statement. Luz on May 3 last year, a few days before her fourth birthday. Another grandson, 2, was flown to the University of Utah Police have named the McCanns and a local man, Robert Please sign the guest book at www.ukiahdailyjournal.com. Burn Center in critical condition, the statement said. Murat, as formal suspects in the case. All deny involvement in Funeral notices are paid announcements. For information on how The pilot of the landing aircraft, Justin Mooney, 30, and pas- her disappearance, and police have not decided whether to file to place a paid funeral notice or make corrections to funeral senger Mark Fuller, 27, pulled the 2-year-old from the burning charges — or drop the case. notices please call our classified department at 468-3529.

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By March of 1947, E.L. Wright Insurance was also Photo courtesy of the Robert J. Lee Collection sharing space with the linoleum shop at 311 S. Main. East Clay and South Main streets looking north as the area looked about 1950 (with a legible street sign this The insurance agency was there until May of 1949. week). Another tenant at 311 S. Main St. was Spanish of which I purchased from him in the early 1960s.” Mountain TV Corporation, which opened there in Leno Valentini wrote that the house on the right side October of 1959. of the photo was a rental owned by Cohen, with cabins Today, the north half of the building (307) is home in the back. AND THE WINNER IS... to Advanced Xerographics, and the south half (311) is Gerald Duwe wrote that “the house shown on the occupied by the offices of Redwood Auto Supply. left, or west side of the street, was the residence for Ukiah resident Leno Valentini is the winner of this G.E. Meyer remembers Dan Cohen storing “a lot of Fred and Ruby Orr. They operated the Ukiah Motor month’s Elusive Images photo contest and will Model A Ford parts in the attic (of the building), some Sales, which was the Chrysler, Plymouth dealership.” receive a free copy of “Reflections: A Pictorial History of Inland Mendocino County, Volume II,” which may be claimed at the Daily Journal office Business information provided by Ed Bold (590 S. School St.) at his convenience.

looks of things they will have to do the same this summer. 25 years ago Already the water supply is beginning to be exhausted, and the Wednesday, May 4, 1983 THIS WAS NEWS rotten mains break every few days and the water has to be Ukiah Daily Journal turned off. It is certainly a bad situation and the city trustees AFTER YEARS OF DISPUTE ... PINE MOUNTAIN should give the Water company a severe jolt. Outside of the DAM FINDS AN OWNER. Chinquapin Dam, a small earth- inconvenience experienced, there is great danger of fire, and if en structure on Pine Mountain Estates near Willits, has found a fire should start while there is a water famine on the entire an owner. town would be wiped out of existence. The people have been County supervisors accepted title to the dam Tuesday, end- very patient, but in time patience ceases to be a virtue. Mr. ing a years-old dispute over responsibility for repairs and JODY Brush should furnish a better service or his franchise should be maintenance of the small reservoir. declared forfeited. The settlement, reached in the face of a lawsuit brought by MARTINEZ *** the state attorney general, requires the county to spend nearly MIDNIGHT PROWLER ROBS PALM TILL. Last $10,000 on repairs, and to pay half the insurance on the dam. Saturday night some handy fellow entered The Palm Saloon Routine maintenance and the other half of the insurance tab and took about $38 out of the till and made his escape. The rob- will be picked up by Pine Ridge residents. ber went in from the skylight in the roof in the rear. He was Supervisors yesterday chalked the agreement up as another Stafford, recreation director, announced today. easily tracked. He climbed onto the roof from the rear near the development boondoggle. Efforts are being made to organize the 1958 league and to livery stable and raised the sky light and dropped into the “This is about as popular as Ridgewood,” said Supervisor develop a strong Ukiah entry in the county women’s softball kitchen. From here he made his way to the bar room, rang up Tom Crofoot, referring to the county’s recent decision to tourney later this summer. “no sale,” and took all the change he saw. He overlooked three accept responsibility for an admittedly poor road system at watches and some more money that was near. He did not even the Ridgewood Park subdivision southwest of Willits. 100 years ago stop to take a drink, as nothing else was disturbed. When he *** left the saloon he stopped in the kitchen, rolled a cigarette, and WILDCATS BACK IN NBL’S BASEBALL RACE. It was Friday, May 1, 1908 then made his escape through the skylight again. a beautiful baseball evening at twilight time Tuesday, and Dispatch-Democrat The robbery was discovered next morning by Charley Parks Ukiahi’s Varsity responded with an outstanding game against FIRE DESTROYS PLANING MILL. WORK OF INCEN- when he came down to open up the saloon. He immediately stubborn Rancho Cotate, playing beautiful baseball to win, 2- DIARY SUCCEEDS THIS TIME AND McCOWEN MILL notified Sheriff Donohoe, and Policemen Cleveland and 0. BURNS DOWN. The ill fated McCowen planing mill went up Beatty. Two suspicious characters were held in custody, but The victory catapulted Coach Bill Heath’s Wildcats back in smoke early Thursday morning. This mill has certainly in were turned loose. No further trace has been found of the rob- into the thick of North Bay League title-playoff contention. some way offended the incendiary, for many efforts have been ber, and Harry is still out his $38. made to destroy it. It was burned down several years ago, and *** 50 years ago was rebuilt by George McCowen. It was not long until the CHARLEY REED BADLY INJURED. Charley Reed, of office was set afire and burned, but the mill was saved. This Calpella, came very nearly being killed last Friday afternoon Monday, May 5, 1958 time however the work succeeded admirably. The building was by his horse. Reed went to get onto the horse, and before being Ukiah Daily Journal discovered about 3 o’clock to be on fire, and it was not on fire secure in the saddle the horse began to buck, throwing him off. GOOD COUNTY TROUT CATCHES REPORTED AS in one place, but all over the entire structure, showing conclu- His foot caught in the stirrup and he was dragged some dis- SEASON OPENS. Experience paid off handsomely for some sively that it had been set on fire in several places at once. The tance before he could free himself. In the meantime the horse first-of-the-season trout fishermen over the weekend, but for fire company responded but nothing could be done except to kicked him in the side and broke four ribs. His shoulder was many not-so-experienced fishing enthusiasts the results were a keep the flames from spreading to other buildings. also dislocated. The foot finally slipped out of the stirrup, and trifle on the disappointing side. George McCowen owned the building, and the machinery. Charley managed to get to the house and Dr. Dickinson was Experienced anglers came up with limits or near limits, with It was not insured and the loss is probably $3,000. Charles sent for and attended to his injuries. He certainly had a very Lake Pillsbury being especially good to fishermen. Some trout Neilson had the plant rented and had a large contract for mill narrow escape, and can thank his stars that he is alive. caught in Pillsbury were as big as 17 inches, but in the rest of work on hand, enough to keep him busy all summer. A fine *** the areas fishing was generally spotty with most of the fish quantity of stuff was burned. Both Messrs. McCowen and FISHING SEASON OPENS. All of the local sports got their hooked being small. Neilson have lost considerable. fishing outfits ready yesterday and were out on the banks of the *** streams early today trying to catch the elusive trout. That they GIRLS SOFTBALL TURNOUT AT GIORNO PARK *** will have great success is assured for the town is depopulated, TONIGHT. Ukiah women and girls of high school age and UKIAH HAS ANOTHER WATER FAMINE. Ukiah is cer- and there ought to be some nice catches. over are urged to report at 7:30 tonight at Giorno Park for the tainly in need of a better water system. 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Associated Press Writer the global credit crisis, in concert with loan market.’ The latest moves are part of a series of SACRAMENTO — A consumer group on Wednesday European central banks, included an actions the Fed has made since the credit accused state Insurance Commissioner Steve Poizner of injection of cash into the stricken student crisis struck in August. adopting emergency regulations that would lead to higher loan market through a special lending SEN. CHRISTOPHER DODD, D-Conn. The efforts are designed to increase rates for auto, homeowner and most other types of insurance operation. reserves so that banks don’t become hes- coverage. Lawmakers and the student loan itant about lending to consumers and In a sternly worded letter, Consumer Watchdog founder industry have been pressing for such market by taking that action. But Fed businesses, which would make the cur- Chairman Ben Bernanke responded in a Harvey Rosenfield said Poizner had violated campaign action by the central bank for weeks, as rent economic slowdown even more promises by adopting regulations that were “an outrageous distress in the credit markets has caused letter that it wasn’t the central bank’s severe. intention to do so at that point. giveaway to the insurance industry.” more than 60 lenders to stop making fed- The Fed’s decision to boost the Rosenfield said the regulations would allow insurers to erally guaranteed student loans, either “I am pleased that the Federal Reserve amount of loans it makes to banks every Board has changed its policy,” Dodd said boost profit margins, increase anticipated claims costs and temporarily or permanently. two weeks, in a process known as a Term buy more of what the industry refers to as reinsurance — all The exiting lenders, which include in his statement. Auction Facility, was aimed at sending a He said the move, coupled with legis- of which could add to consumer bills. college loan agencies in several states, strong signal that the central bank is pre- “If these hastily adopted amendments go into effect, the account for an estimated 15 percent of the lation passed by Congress this week giv- pared to supply as much in reserves as ing the Education Department temporary result will be unnecessary insurance premium increases for federally backed student loan market. U.S. banks need. The latest move was California consumers and businesses, particularly for Their departure comes at the time when authority to buy loans from student made in coordination with the European lenders to ensure their access to capital motorists and homeowners, and excessive profits for insur- students headed to college next year must central banks’ efforts to bolster their ance companies,” Rosenfield wrote. Rosenfield is the author lock in their loans. “represents a timely response to funding financial systems as well. concerns in the student loan market and of Proposition 103, the insurance rate regulation measure In the move, the Fed is allowing The European Central Bank said it will approved by California voters in 1988. investment firms and banks to use bonds should allow lenders to continue to make increase the amount of dollars offered to loans to students who need them.” A spokesman for the Republican insurance commission- backed by federally guaranteed student $25 billion in the latest series of tenders, er, Darrel Ng, said Rosenfield’s analysis was incorrect. loans as collateral for the loans of safe President Bush is expected to sign the with the auctions to come every two “We appreciate Harvey’s passion, but we believe he is Treasury securities that the central bank legislation, which also would let the edu- weeks. The tenders’ maturity will be 28 dead wrong on this issue,” Ng said. is making available. cation secretary advance federal money days. Previously, the ECB has auctioned Rosenfield said the regulations would lead to higher rates “The Fed’s decision...will help inject to designated companies that would oper- off amounts that have ranged from $10 in several ways, including by authorizing a special 2 percent much-needed liquidity into the student ate as “lenders of last resort” if they run billion to $15 billion per tender but with- increase in insurers’ lawful rate of return. loan market,” Sen. Christopher Dodd, D- out of capital to make new federally out a set schedule. Another rate-boosting change would allow insurers to Conn., chairman of the Senate Banking backed loans. —— increase the projected amount of future claim payments they Committee, said in a statement. The Fed said Friday it was boosting Associated Press writers Martin could pass on to current policyholders. More than two dozen lawmakers of the amount of emergency reserves it sup- Crutsinger in Washington and Matt Moore in Rosenfield also complained that the regulations would both parties earlier this spring asked the plies to U.S. banks to $150 billion in Frankfurt, Germany, contributed to this allow insurers to buy “excessive amounts” of reinsurance Fed to inject cash into the student loan May, from the $100 billion it supplied in report. and pass those costs on to insurance buyers.

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We are educators, medical professionals and public safety workers who are tired of what commercial marijuana growers are doing to our County. Help us save Mendocino County. Join us in voting Yes on Measure B. For more information find us on the web at www.yesonbcoalition.org Educators for Yes on Measure B Adam Aikman Terri Robertson Dianne McNeal Linda Jacobs Maryke Ehrreich Ted Bertsch Dennis Smart Hannah Nelson Debra Kubin Dave Goodman Tammy Castro Laura Toomey Rowland Kent Porter Barbara Maddock Bill Heath III Jim Denham Mark Albrecht Holly Rodgers Lou Meier Marsha Jeffries Barbara Elsberry Werner G. Bietz Peggy Smart Matt O’Neill Debra Kvaka Jean Goodman Gary Cavender Linnea Totten Bruce Potter Carolyn Magliulo Laura Herman Summer Denton Stephanie Anderson Agustin Sandoval Betty Meinecke Susan Jones Laura Espinoza Sid Bishop Jaynie Smith Gordon Oslund Evette LaPaille Terri L. Grass Rick Childs Gay Tow Heather Powell Diana Marshall Sharon Hess Marisela de Santa Anna Carolyn Bakewell Ed Schweitzer Tracie Mello Rick Jordan Marshall Falgout Donna Boesel Margaret Smith Bob Parmenter Christian Lapôtre Pauline Grzanich Cathleen Christenson Paul Ubelhart Linda Poya Jim Mastin Richard Hewett Richard Diaz Leslie Banta Catherine Scott Helen Menasian Dottie Kauffman Shirley J Fein Marvin Boesel William Southwick Marilu Paulson Vera Leach Chris Hansen Michael Colvig Donna Vaiano Larry Puterbaugh Robert H. Mastin Evelyn Hiatt Clareece Dooley Peter W. Barnard Francine Selim Karen S. Moon Kenneth L. Kauffman Charlene Ford Richard Bristow Dan Stearns Paul Penny Deborah Leland Cynthia S. Hansen Penny Comer Alex Van Patten Martin Quejada Gloria Matheson Connie Hickerson Francesca Dorsett Gary Barr Ron Selim Betty Moore Ann Kelly Jerry Garcia Rebecca L. Burford Donna Stornetta Sandy Peters Monica Lima Lenore Hansen Bob Comings Peggy Vest Sezgin Ramirez Ken Matheson Dick Hobson Kristin Dow Georgann Barre Margaret Shanahan Maralyn Moore Suzanne Kidwell Marna Garcia Eunice Arlene Campbell Larry Stranske Thomas Phillips Glenn Logan Minnetta L. Hare Lynda Coursey Susan Walz Cathy Ramsey Penny Mathis Gayle Holz Jim Eaglin Bryan Barrett Susan Shell Mike Moore Jeanne K. King Nancie J. Garcia Nan Carder Kristin Swett Donna Pierson-Pugh Linda Logan Jerilyn Harris Sharon Crew Sharon Whipkey Theresa Reichert Marilyn Matthews Beth Hogan Nancy Eaglin Jennifer Barrett Boyd Shelton Charley Myers Karen Kollenborn Lawren Giles Blair Carlson Marvin Talso Sonya Pio Bob Lounibos Ryan Harris Cynthia Mercer Crook Marge J Wilson Kari Rescina Pat McCormish Nicolena Hutchins Bunny Edwards Jean Basquez Marli Shoop James J. Myers Leigh Kreienhop Mike Glenn Carolyn Carpenter Bob Taylor Bill Platt Geraldine Lusnia Michael Harrison Sena Cummings Ty Yanez Karin Rifkin Barbara McLean Dennis Ivey Troy Kreienhop Susan Bertsch Susan Short Lynda B. Myers Lois Pleva Barbarie Gonzalez Dale Carter Emi Taylor Jain Zimmerman Linda MacDonald Janice Haschak Chuck Davison Medical Professionals for Yes on Measure B

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Andrew Alvarado Matthew Finnegan Fred Reese Clint Wyant Chris Dewey Ronald C. Parker Darren Wojcieszak Steve Studer Kira Magness James Tuso Jason Cox Justin Wyatt Trent Taylor Kevin Broin Ember Koski Gerardo “Gerry” Gonzalez Sean Kaeser Erik Baarts Richard Hamilton Jim Schnitzius Andy Porter Dan Edwards Scott Poma Billie Wyant Tyler Schapmire Don “D.J.” Miller Chris Van Patten Craig Cummings Dave Girstenkorn Joseph John Turri Joe Chavez Meredith Lintott James Kerr Greg Baarts Shannon Hamilton Kurt Smallcomb Dave Tafel Businesses & Groups for Yes on Measure B

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Paid for by Yes on B Coalition, 759 South State Street, Box 114 Ukiah, CA 95482 • James Sligh, Treasurer, FPPC Number 1303971 [email protected] • www.YesOnBCoalition.org A-6 – SUNDAY, MAY 4, 2008 FORUM Editor: K.C. Meadows, 468-3526 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected] Letters from our readers In our opinion Greenwashing shouldn’t work Don’t vote too soon To the Editor: This week the Mendocino County elec- It does need to be in the hands of the elec- The reports of Wal-Mart’s green busi- tions office will begin sending mail-in bal- tion office by 8 p.m. Tuesday June 3 (not ness model are greatly exaggerated. lots to the thousands of voters in this county just postmarked June 3, that could be too Three weeks ago, Wal-Mart unveiled a who no longer have polls to go to because of late). new Earth Month “merchandising and policy of the former County Clerk. You can bring your ballot to any of the marketing campaign” in an official press While we disagree heartily with that poli- dwindling number of polling places left in Assignment:Ukiah release. While Wal-Mart claims the mar- cy and find it unfortunate that the current the county and you can hand deliver it to the keting blitz “takes ‘going green’ main- County Clerk continues to impose it on vot- County Clerk’s office on Low Gap Road. By Tommy Wayne Kramer stream,” the campaign’s keystone is a ers, we want to use this space today to urge The clerk’s office also picks up ballots at massive buy of print advertisements, voters not to rush to mail in their ballots. post offices in outlying areas like Covelo weighing in at nearly one third of a billion While your ballot may arrive some time pages. until 5 p.m. June 3. Ukiah’s good old days this first week of May, the election isn’t over There really isn’t any such thing as I don’t believe a mountain of wasted until June 3. wood pulp celebrates the spirit of Earth “Election Day” any more in this county. And how I ruined them For one thing several election forums are Mail-in voting has changed the way people Day. Wal-Mart’s recent ad buy flies in the still to come, including the May 8 supervisor I first came to Ukiah long, long ago - when ptero- face of its promise to produce “zero forum at 6:30 p.m. at Ukiah city hall hosted think about voting, the way candidates must dactyls wheeled against a crimson sky, teepee burners waste.” It seems clear that Wal-Mart’s by the Ukiah Daily Journal, American advertise, the way public forums must be dotted the landscape and the highway to Hopland was “Earth Month” promotion is just one Association of University Women the scheduled and unfortunately widens the just two lanes wide. symptom of a broader problem? Wal-Mart National Womens Political Caucus. window in which the voters can be discon- And no matter how much has changed since my ear- nected from late-breaking election issues. is greenwashing, and it is getting away Very importantly, the next financial liest days in Ukiah, many things are exactly the same. But it’s the reality right now. Saving your with it. reports from candidates, covering the weeks Ukiah is still the ugliest town in California and in dan- ballot until you feel you have seen, heard In spite of all the “green” hype at Wal- just before the election, won’t be available ger of being the ugliest town in all the land. It remains and read all the relevant information is the Mart, the company’s business model pre- until the last week of May. a ghastly strip, seven miles long and one block wide. It sents serious environmental shortfalls. best way to make sure your vote is meaning- These are just two important reasons not still has more tire shops and mattress outlets than The long-anticipated Wal-Mart sustain- to vote too soon. Just because you have your ful. ability report cited a significant global Just don’t toss your ballot in the trash by decent restaurants and enjoyable radio stations. ballot in hand, you don’t need to send it back And the road to Hopland is still just two lanes wide, increase in CO2 emissions in 2006, after right away. mistake in the meantime. the company’s green campaign began. even though Highway 101 traffic increases by about 50 Even worse, at a recent conference, Wal- percent every decade. Mart’s CEO Lee Scott flatly declared “we Now where was I? Oh, right - here in Ukiah some are not green” to an audience of econo- 35 exceedingly odd years ago. There I was with my mists. Despite these facts, Wal-Mart con- stringy hair, complete with flies buzzing around it to tinues to generate positive headlines with prove I wasn’t all hung up on hygiene or any other it’s enviro-marketing. middle class values, man. I had my VW van and I had I agree with Mr. Scott. Wal-Mart is not my old lady. a green company. I, for one, would wel- I inhaled the Masonite-enriched local air, took come a serious investigation of Wal- another squint at State Street both north and south, and Mart’s performance as a steward of the I moved to Cloverdale. Total time spent in Ukiah on environment. my first-ever visit: seven minutes. Steve Menicucci And what brought me back to Ukiah? One mistake Ukiah after another. High prices I think that in the beginning there may have been government’s doing some unemployment checks and maybe even a little government cheese of one sort or another. It was not all To the Editor: hardship and misery however, because Ukiah also had I am reading today’s paper about the a sizeable crop of hippie chicks to amuse me and plen- price of wheat and how it is hurting the ty of Mexican weed at $10 a lid ($11 if paying in food bakeries. They say they can’t figure it out, stamps). but it is very simple. There has been thou- sands of acres put into corn that used to Plus the weather was pretty good, at least compared be in wheat and other grains and of course to Cleveland. Ukiah thus had some good points, but the the main reason is corn can be turned into problem was that other people began to notice, and fuel. If this continues the wheat will get they started moving here too. higher and there may not be any truckers And Ukiah started changing. to deliver it. Corn and wheat are meant to A “natural foods” restaurant opened up on Main be eaten by people and animals and not Street near where Bulldog Brothers is today. There put in your gas tank. was a Pegasus Bookstore, where the collected literary A dozen eggs that should be around works of Baba Ram Dass and Richard Brautigan could one dollar a dozen was once the cheapest be purchased. protein you could buy for your family. Next was an alternative newspaper. And yurts. Then But now it is at least double that. The there was Greenfield Ranch, future home of serial mur- farmer did not get a raise, the chickens How Measure B will help derers and torturers. Ukiah would have been better off did not get a raise, but the price is double The latest ploy by the opponents of with a toxic waste dump out there on Orr Springs because of oil prices. The dairy men are in Measure B is to claim that it won’t do any Road. the same position. If you pay double for good. And before you could say “Class K Housing” there feed then you have to charge double for Tell that to people who live next door to a Another voice were shops selling crystals and beads, and shops sell- your product. marijuana grower and you’ll learn other- BY MIKE SWEENEY ing rolling papers and incense. Shops selling brown Some of us are not hurt by these prices wise. Listen to the anguish in their voices as sand candles and tie-dye t-shirts. School buses arrived they describe the overpowering odor of the because we have enough money to buy filled with astrologers, poets, dulcimer players and what we want, but if you are in a low neighbor’s plants, filling the air night and income family you still have to pay the day, and the fear that it will attract armed growers who don’t comply with these good- tarot experts. Also on board: druggies, thieves, sex same price. Did they double the minimum robbers. Imagine their frustration at the neighbor standards will be subject to imme- predators and assorted scam artists. wage? I don’t think so. Does that mean futile attempts to get help from law enforce- diate abatement measures. I’m not sure when the tipping point took place, but they should buy one half as much food as ment, only to be told that nothing can be With the mandate of the voters fresh in when it did the old Ukiah didn’t put up much of a they used to? It looks that way. The peo- done. their minds, the Supervisors can be expect- struggle. Aside from a few “America Love it or Leave ple need help. If Measure B passes, these long-suffering ed to act on the environmental crisis as well. it” bumper stickers and an occasional clear-thinking There are many truckers that have neighbors will get help at last. Overnight, Diesel fuel is spilling into the ground and letter to the editor there was no real resistance to the parked their trucks and many of them will the medical marijuana cards used as a shield the streams all over Mendocino County mob of ill-bred, semi-civilized, impolite invaders. lose their trucks and if they have a loan by profit-seeking growers will be good for from leaky plastic tanks and pipes used by Most were college graduates and well-versed in con- against their house to buy this truck they only one-quarter as many plants, since growers. A new ordinance is urgently need- frontational politics, and they quickly got down to might lose their home. When you go to Measure B replaces the county’s absurdly- ed to prevent improper sales and storage of business once getting established, tumor-like, in the the store and the shelves are empty high limit of 25 plants per card with the diesel fuel. Like all regulation of commer- area. because the trucker can not afford to run statewide guideline of 6 plants. cial marijuana, it must be a criminal statute, Meetings were attended where outraged back-to- their trucks anymore it will not matter But that’s only the start. Within days of as well as civil, so that peace officers can the-landers demanded the right to live in plumbing- how much money you have to spend. You the passage of Measure B, the Board of enforce it. free shanties without electricity that would have been can not buy what is not there. Supervisors will be asked to follow the lead Sheriff Tom Allman and District Attorney deemed inadequate by the middle of the 19th century. There is no use talking to the oil com- of the City of Ukiah and strengthen county Meredith Lintott have already responded Then they set about raising their children in a sugar- panies because they do not care. They nuisance laws so nobody will have to see or free, protein-free, vaccine-free, TV-free, knowledge- smell a neighbor’s marijuana plants, and so only made a few billion dollars last year See VOICE, Page A-7 free, bathing-free existence. and with the money the government gives They started “schools” where “teachers” carefully them I guess they will get by. It is good that we help other countries but I think it avoided anything worth learning, and instead concen- is time to help our own country first. WHERE TO WRITE trated on exercises in sharing and caring and self- The president has the key to our prob- esteem. lem. There is a very big tax on fuel when President George Bush: The White www.house.gov/write rep Dear reader, if I’d known how this was all going to you fill up your truck or car. If the road House, 1600 Pennsylvania Ave., Washing- Assemblywoman Patty Berg: State turn out I’d have called the police and had everyone tax was taken off for one year, maybe we ton, D.C. 20500; (202) 456-1111, FAX Assembly District 1, Capitol, Rm. 4146, arrested, including me. But I probably didn’t have a dime for a phone call, and besides, the phone company could recover a little. The money they will (202)456-2461. Sacramento, 95814. (916) 319-2001; send to the people will help a lot, but it was known as Ma Bell back then and was a huge takes months and millions of dollars to Governor Arnold Schwarzeneg- Berg's Ukiah field representative is Ruth enemy of the hippie. I never knew anyone who under- put into action. I think he could take the ger: State Capitol, Sacramento, 95814. Valenzuela. Ukiah office located at 311 N. stood why. road tax off very fast and now is when we (916) 445-2841; FAX (916)445-4633 State St, Ukiah, 95482, 463-5770. The The oldtimers, being naturally polite and friendly need it. Yes, this would hurt the highways, Sen. Barbara Boxer: 112 Hart Sen- office’s fax number is 463-5773. For email and generous and tolerant, tried their best to accom- but a lot of people don’t know that the ate Office Bldg., Washington, D.C. 20510; go to web site: assembly.ca.gov/Berg modate the newcomers and make them feel welcome. government has millions of barrels of oil (202)224-3553; San Francisco, (415) 403- The hippie swarm responded by elbowing the farmers stored away. The president says this oil is Senator Pat Wiggins: State Senate 0100 FAX (415) 956-6701 District 2, Capitol Building, Room 5100, and ranchers and loggers out of the way, then selling for a rainy day. When the truckers can’t off their lands in 20-acre parcels which all became haul freight and the airplane companies Sen. Dianne Feinstein: 331 Hart Sacramento, 95814. (916) 445-3375 hemp processing facilities. are going broke and food is getting out of Senate Office Bldg., Washington, D.C. Email: [email protected]. In And that, children, is how the “Yes on Measure B” sight then what will be next? 20510. (202)224-3841 FAX (202) 228- Ukiah: Kathy Kelley at 200 S. School St, campaign began! The money from taking the road tax off 3954; San Francisco (415) 393-0707; sen- 468-8914, email: [email protected] Tommy Wayne Kramer was there and saw it all, he can be recovered by putting part of our oil told Tom Hine, and then this column got written. reserve on the market at a fair price and [email protected] Mendocino County Supervisors: this will also help lower the price of oil Congressman Mike Thompson: Michael Delbar, 1st District; Jim Watten- See LETTER, Page A-7 1st District, 231 Cannon Office Bldg, burger, 2nd District; John Pinches, 3rd The Ukiah Washington, D.C. 20515. (202) 225-3311; District; Kendall Smith, 4th District; LETTERS FAX (202)225-4335. 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Meadows with the concurrence Audit Bureau Newspaper Publishers of Publisher Kevin McConnell. email us at [email protected] Of Circulations Association FORUM SUNDAY, MAY 4, 2008 – A-7 Editor: K.C. Meadows, 468-3526 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected] SUNDAY VOICES ON THE STREETS Life in Heaven Do you think bio In honor of Maharishi Mahesh Yogi, important was how close the job was to founder of Transcendental Meditation the master. Maharishi began assigning movement, who died Feb. 5 in Holland, Sunday view me different tasks around the headquar- diesel is the answer? I continue my reminiscences of the six ters. My first was as one of his televi- years I spent with him. This piece picks BY TONY ANTHONY sion cameramen. All his meetings and Mike Jossel up in 1972 after Maharishi hired me to talks were taped, which meant I was be on his staff. standing in front of him everyday for Teacher My arrival in Seelisberg could not most of the day. From watching the Vacaville have been stranger. It was at night, and took me under his wing. He assured me other cameramen and from Maharishi Maharishi’s staff, sizeable enough to my experience was typical of life around himself, I learned to pay close attention “From one stand point if pack two five-story hotels as well as the master. Accepting the way things to his every gesture. In subtle ways it’s organic and green its several small inns, was missing. As far were lessened my anxiety. invisible to someone in the audience, he good ... It’s a matter of as I could tell, one person remained to One evening while I was having din- would give the cameramen directions. cost effectiveness. If gas man the headquarters, a German recep- ner Bob came up to me in the dining With a quick point of a flower he held in prices keep going up it tionist who couldn’t have been less room to tell me Maharishi wanted to his hand he would signal us to pan the may become more cost friendly or less forthcoming. As I meet with me. He rushed me down a audience or raise an eyebrow if he didn’t effective.” entered the larger of the hotels, exhaust- darkened hallway to the entrance of a like the shot on the monitor. These were ed from my journey, he stood up from meeting room where two Germans stood subtle ways the master attuned the mind behind a small desk and confronted me. guard on either side of a door. Bob told of a devotee. I told him I’d been summoned by me to remove my shoes before he gently The long days were exhausting. Janice Lee Maharishi, thinking that statement knocked. We heard the faint sound of Maharishi could sit on his couch and Artist would put him in motion and he would Maharishi’s voice, “yes?” When Bob speak non-stop all day long. Although Ukiah start to assist me in finding a room. opened the door for a brief moment I his aides brought him lemon water or tea After all, I’d been summoned by glimpsed Maharishi’s silhouette. all day long he almost never took a bath- “Let’s give it a try ... It Maharishi, himself, which surely must He was seated on the floor. There room break. It was as if he took nourish- might be. Society’s a mean something. But the German’s were no lights on so the room was dark. ment from the liquids then made them vicious cycle. We are response was to tell me Maharishi had Bob guided me in with his hand on the disappear. One day, when I was particu- fighting the war in Iraq invited the staff to meet with him down small of my back then whispered, “sit larly tired but tuned into his every on Lake Lucerne. After asking him what for oil. .... I think God is on the floor, Maharishi will talk to you movement I watched him play a magi- the answer.” I was supposed to do and where I might now.” When Bob left and the door cian’s trick. He almost always held a find a room I could see he wasn’t going closed again, I found myself seated on a flower that one of his devotees had pre- to be of much help. When I told him I rug feeling Maharishi’s presence a few sented to him. On this day he happened was exhausted and just needed a bed to feet in front of me. I recall him asking to be holding a carnation and I watched lie on - any bed - he pointed me towards me in a soft inaudible voice simple him bend the stem in a complete “U.” the hotel Kulm across the street where I questions about where I was from, what When he let go, the flower remained as Richard Shoemaker might find an empty room. my family was like, were my parents a “U” until a few moments later he Contractor I found myself dragging my ancient alive? Did I have brothers or sisters? He pushed the stem back with the tip of his Ukiah heavy leather suitcase along an empty may have asked what skills I had, I’m dark hallway opening each door attempt- finger and the flower remained upright not sure, but I do know I felt the pres- as if it had never been bent. “The answer to what ing to find an unoccupied room. All the ence of a powerful rishi. There was a rooms seemed unoccupied given that the Although I hadn’t consciously made question? It is one of powerful transmission of energy that it happen, being with Maharishi was men that worked for Maharishi basically enlivened my body, my entire being. I the answers to our inde- lived with only the clothes on their what I had desired for a long, long time pendence on foreign oil.” felt a warm flow of energy rise up my - lifetimes, perhaps. He had given me backs. I picked a room with no sign of spine. When our meeting was over - I human possessions, lay down on the thin what I wanted even though I had never have no idea how long it lasted - I felt asked for it. The whole process, begin- mattress, pulled my coat over me and transformed, more at ease, with a great slept like a log. sense of wellbeing. ning when he appeared to me in the I learned that working in Seelisberg In the days that followed I noticed the guise of Hans Sebbelov’s , made little was to be a lesson in self-sufficiency. sense but I had a feeling of inevitability Brian Hullen people around Maharishi treating me Retired Each staff member was expected to find with deference. I realized I’d suddenly that let me know I’d gotten what I’d his own way, to make his own path been elevated in status. Bob told me asked for. I was sure I was where I Ukiah towards the Master. Personal comfort later that he was amazed by how readily belonged. I also learned that once I’d was not part of the equation. For my Maharishi had brought me into his inner been granted my unspoken desire there “I think it’s one of the first two days in Seelisberg, I found no circle. Bob said it had taken him years was no going back to the softer, gentler, answers. I think there’s one to give me any direction at all. I to gain the kind of access Maharishi had slower way of evolving. Life had speed- a lot of other options to found the dinning hall where I showed afforded me in just a week. I had no idea ed up and would never again be the explore... Ethanol, elec- up for meals and took long walks around why. same. tric. I own a hybrid and the tiny town. After about a week, one In Seelisberg, the job itself was never (To be continued) that’s one of the ways to of Maharishi’s close aides, Bob Roth, the most important thing; what was Tony Anthony is a Ukiah resident. go... Cars need to be The passage of Measure B The Yes on B side believes smaller.” will get us back in line to get that public health and safety Letters Voice more state and federal help and environmental protection Gerald Denham Service coordinator Continued from Page A-6 against the commercial grow- must come first. Continued from Page A-6 ers who are turning public and If “Yes” wins, we will go Ukiah positively to the public out- private land into “no-go” through a restructuring that and the money will stay in rage that created Measure B, zones, destroying the environ- will establish new ground this country. We do not need “I think it’s a temporary and they are pursuing mari- ment, and defending their rules for marijuana cultiva- oil make from corn. We have answer. We are going to juana cases that would have grow operations with guns tion, regulating the amounts our own oil, put the grain have to find some oth- been blocked just a few years and vicious dogs. Nobody is that can be grown and the back on the table where they belong. Make the oil compa- ers... There is no one ago under the previous sheriff thrilled about the presence of impacts. Because most people way we are going to and district attorney. Sheriff state and federal agents but we are tolerant of medical and nies lower their price to com- Allman has stated that if have seen that the alternative pete with our price. If the answer it. Nothing lasts personal use, these ground president is waiting for a forever.” Measure B passes his priori- is much worse. Sheriff Allman rules will undoubtedly be very ties will include “complaints has a big responsibility to rainy day, it is not rainy yet, reasonable. Marijuana will but it looks very stormy. We about growers who create a keep state and federal activity continue to be grown -- it will public nuisance, endanger do not have to buy the oil. in line with our county’s prior- just be a lot less offensive. Terry Richardson public safety or trash the envi- ities: (1) stop destructive com- We could sell it. It is ours Eligibility worker ronment.” But if “No” wins, a very already so that must help mercial growing, (2) leave different kind of restructuring Ukiah Perhaps the most important personal and medical users some. benefit of Measure B will be alone. will happen. The last barriers There are some very smart that it will restore the credibil- The debates over Measure to a total marijuana economy people in this country and “No, it’s part of the ity of Mendocino County in B have really illuminated the will be breached and all many of them will read this answer. It definitely the eyes of the federal and basic policy choice that’s restraint will be gone. After a and they will have a good helps out but you can’t state officials who allocate before the voters. while, there will be few peo- idea who to send a letter to rely on it. It does help to scarce resources to fight large The No on B camp claims ple left in Mendocino County and maybe have some of use bio diesel as a fuel criminal drug operations. It’s that all marijuana is medical besides marijuana growers their own ideas on the same source... People need to no secret that they have told and that they have the right to and those who profit from the subject and I know they will bicycle more.” Mendocino County officials, grow as much as they want underground economy. get the point across better “Why should we help you? without any concern for the Rarely does a vote count than I could. Insurance is no The people there don’t want impacts on children, neigh- for so much. good if you do not use it. Jim Donaghy Photos and interviews by Sarah Baldik us.” This is the legacy of bors or the environment. Mike Sweeney lives in the Measure G. Ukiah Valley area. Redwood Valley The naked truth Newspaper columnists, thankfully, do not Democrat and Ms. Lindley for defamation. law, but was nevertheless slow to grasp just get hauled into court all that often (because of Faye herself happened to be the only “messen- what was going on in this case. In a footnote, something called the “First Amendment”) -- Judicial follies ger” for that particular “message service,” for example, he said that the purpose of but even though it’s very difficult to sue some- which perhaps explains why Mrs. Sepmeier Lindley’s comment about Nastassia Kinski one for expressing an opinion, it doesn’t keep BY FRANK ZOTTER went to court (“I’m no Nastassia Kinski, am “was not entirely clear,” but that Ms. Kinski people from trying. That, of course, is what led I!?”) was a movie star of some renown “and has to the dispute between Faye Sepmeier and a The trial court quickly dismissed the starred in at least one ‘R’ rated movie Florida newspaper, the Tallahassee Democrat, Sepmeiers’ lawsuit on the ground that described in a recent cable television guide as that started over a newspaper column written about $50. Lindley’s column was opinion protected by the involving nude scenes.” by one of the Democrat’s regular columnists, Lindley mentioned two such services that First Amendment. The Sepmeiers appealed, Well, perhaps not to Judge Zehmer, but the Mary Ann Lindley. operated in the Tallahassee area, Leathergrams and convinced two of the three judges on the purpose of Lindley’s comparison of Faye Ms. Lindley’s column of May 20, 1983 was (which once sprang a woman in Spandex, a Florida court of appeal that their lawsuit should Sepmeier to Nastassia Kinski probably seemed entitled “Leathergrams: Agony without the dog collar, black boots, and a little whip on proceed. pretty clear to anyone who saw Ms. Kinski in Ecstasy,” and described her reaction to “novel- Florida’s governor while he was delivering a Under a quirky Florida law, an article that the 1980s during her motion picture heyday. ty messenger services.” Regrettably, it’s speech) and “Machograms,” which featured a was not “pure opinion” but a “mixed expres- And what’s this stuff about something impossible to reprint her entire column here male dancer who shed everything during his sion of opinion” could expose a writer to lia- “described in a recent cable television guide,” (not only would it not leave any room for com- performance except some “very red bikini bility for defamation. “Mixed expression of Judge Zehmer? Get out the remote control and ment, but then this newspaper would get sued, briefs.” Lindley said she did not find such opinion” meant opinions based on facts that do some research, for crying out loud! too...). shows “very sexy” -- in fact, she found them were implied but not actually stated. Sadly for freedom of the press, however, In a sardonic piece, Lindley began by recall- “excruciating” -- boring or embarrassing for In this case, the Sepmeiers complained that Zehmer convinced another judge on his court ing the streaking fad of the early 1970s (which onlookers. Nor did these “services” choose Lindley began by talking about streaking and to vote with him and sent the case back for a she quotes a headline writer of the era as hav- their “messengers” carefully. Lindley said the then described the “Machogram” dancer (who trial. Unfortunately, what happened when the ing described as “just another passing fanny”). Machogram performer revealed “an underfed had no connection to them) as peeling down to case went back to the trial court is not report- After noting some of the excesses of those frame that did American manhood no great just his briefs. This implied that Faye also ed. days, she said, “But at least streaking was honor,” and while she “couldn’t speak for the appeared nude or nearly nude during her per- So we don’t know whether the Sepmeiers free.” By contrast, “novelty messenger ser- male reaction to the Leathergram lady,” the one formance, when in fact she was fully clothed succeeded in restoring the good name of vices” (Lindley called them “today’s exhibi- she saw “was no Nastassia Kinski.” throughout her “performance.” “Leathergrams.” tionistic equivalent”) would send someone to Faye Sepmeier and her husband, who hap- Judge Earle Zehmer, who wrote the majori- bump and grind, to recorded music, for a fee of pened to run Leathergrams, promptly sued the ty opinion, had a good understanding of the Frank Zotter is a Ukiah attorney. A-8 – SUNDAY, MAY 4, 2008 SPORTS Editor: Anthony Dion, 468-3518 [email protected]

LOCAL SHARKS 3 | STARS 2, OT (FRI.) CALENDAR This week: • Mon., UHS baseball @ Elsie Sharks stay alive Allen, 3:30 p.m. • Mon., UHS varsity boys’ golf in NCS qualifier in Petaluma (Roosters Run), 8 a.m. • Tues., UHS varsity softball vs. Santa Rosa, 4 p.m. • Wed., UHS baseball vs. Montgomery, 4 p.m. COMMUNITY DIGEST

Basketball & Indoor Soccer Sports Camp

Two sports for one day only! Come join the fun at the Little Bounce Sport Camp on May 17th at Ukiah High School. Basketball will be the focus from 8:30 a.m. to Noon, while indoor soccer will be run from 1:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. The cost is $20 per individual session or $35 for both. The camp will feature local basketball and soccer coaches and include both fundamental instruction and game play. Pleas call 463-6714 for more information Men’s Basketball Summer League

Men’s Summer League will be opening in early June, playing every Wednesday (and possibly Thursday depending on number of teams) through August. Registration will be accepted through May 30th or until space is filled. All forms must be submitted with the $350 sponsorship fee prior to being eligible for place- ment within the league. Team ros- ter forms and player fees ($20 each) will be collected from team managers at the first scheduled game. Sponsors will be accepted into the league on a first-come, first- serve basis. For more information or to regis- ter your team, please call 463- 6714. File Photo Sharks players celebrate after scoring the game-winning goal in overtime on Friday night. The win kept San Jose alive in the playoffs for Fetzer Charity Golf at least one more game as the Western Conference semis shifts to Dallas for Game 6. Tournament Fetzer Vineyards is staging its Joe Pavelski’s OT goal caps Sharks rally WESTERN annual golf tournament on Saturday, May 10 at the Ukiah By JOSH DUBOW easy,” Pavelski said. “They’re trying even to six games after trailing 0-3. Municipal Golf course, hoping to SEMIFINALS raise money for the Hospice of Associated Press to close us out and we’re fighting for They were on the other side of it the Ukiah and the Boys & Girls Club of SAN JOSE — The deficit for the our lives. This team wants to play last time it happened before recover- Stars lead series 3-2 Ukiah. In 2006, the golf tourney & San Jose Sharks was daunting. They another day. We got two wins, there’s ing to beat Colorado in Game 6 in the Fetzer donated nearly $15K to were two goals down in the third peri- still two more to go. We can only look second round in 2004. Game 1: Stars 3, Sharks 2, OT Hopland Elementary to help od of an elimination game to the at the next game though.” Only two teams ever have com- Game 2: Stars 5, Sharks 2 recover from the floods that year. That will come Sunday in Dallas, pleted the comeback: the Toronto A variety of community organiza- stingy Dallas Stars. Game 3: Stars 2, Sharks 1, OT tions have benefited from the tour- By rallying out of that hole, the in a Game 6 that didn’t look like it Maple Leafs in 1942 and the New ney over the years. Sharks moved halfway toward com- would be necessary when the Starts York Islanders in 1975. Game 4: Sharks 2, Stars 1 pleting an even bigger comeback — took a 2-0 lead into the third period. “I think there’s a little bit of doubt While many of the players are Game 5: Sharks 3, Stars 2 Fetzer employees, a limited num- winning a playoff series after drop- But Milan Michalek got San Jose on in their mind,” San Jose coach Ron ber of foursomes are available at ping the first three games. the board after Dallas had an apparent Wilson said. “This (comeback) does- Game 6: Sharks at Stars, 6 $125 per player, and hole spon- Joe Pavelski capped the comeback goal waved off for a second time and n’t happen very often, and then you sors, at $500 per hole, are wel- by scoring 65 seconds into overtime, Brian Campbell tied it with 8:53 to top it off with this (game). ... We’ve p.m. on CSN comed. sending the Sharks to a 3-2 victory go, setting the stage for Pavelski’s done a lot of things that are great for Game 7*: Tuesday, Stars at over Dallas in Game 5 on Friday. game-winner. our character, to show that we have it. Mendo Coed Soccer The Stars’ lead in the series is The Sharks, who won Game 4 in At times tonight we showed our Sharks, 7 p.m. on CSN Tournament down to 3-2. Dallas 2-1, are just the fourth team in *if necessary The Mendocino College “When you’re down 3-0 it’s not the past 20 seasons to stretch a series Women’s soccer program will be See SHARKS, Page A-12 hosting their 5th annual 7 on 7 co- ed soccer tournament on Saturday May 17th at Mendocino College. UHS | BOYS’ GOLF Each team is guaranteed at least three 40 minute games and can have up to 12 players on the ros- Four-year run winding down for two Ukiah seniors ter. Fee for the tournament is By ANTHONY DION $125.00 per team. The Daily Journal J.J. and Max are co-captains of our team this year. ...Their Registration is due by May 9 and “ the first eight teams will be accept- Two Ukiah golfers are winding down a experience and influence has helped me to impress upon the ed. stellar four-year career in which they For further information regarding have seen their squads finish no worse newer players the importance of every single stroke in a the tournament or women’s soc- than second place in the North Bay match. cer, contact Mendocino College League (NBL) standings. ” Head Women’s soccer coach -- Head Coach Chris Philbrick Duncan McMartin at (707) 468- Seniors J.J. McMillen and Max Brazill 3006 or will tee it up perhaps one final time on [email protected]. Monday on Petaluma’s Rooster Run Golf ishes (12-2 as juniors and again this year) Brazill and McMillen were named to Course as members of Ukiah High’s var- behind Cardinal Newman. the NBL All-League team with scoring sity golf team. The two will attempt to The Wildcats were just six strokes averages of 1.8 and 1.6 strokes over par break into North Coast Sections (NCS) away from being NBL champions this for nine holes respectively. Teammates INSIDE: for their third consecutive time and year, as they lost two close battles with Brett Walker and Carson Sheppard joined shouldn’t have much trouble doing so. the Cardinals by five strokes total includ- them on the All-League team. Over the course of their four seasons, ing the tiebreaker. Ukiah also finished in “This has been an excellent season for the duo have helped lead Ukiah to a 49-7 the top four in three of the five tourna- us,” said Ukiah Head Coach Chris overall record, capturing two NBL titles ments the team entered during the year. A Philbrick. “We finished 12-2 but were Big Brown wins (12-2 freshman season and 13-1 sopho- very formidable feat considering more only five strokes away from an undefeat- MacLeod Pappidas/The Daily Journal more season) and two second-place fin- than 20 schools often participate. Senior Max Brazill Kentucky Derby See SENIORS, Page A-11 ...... Page 9 UHS | SOFTBALL Celtics, Hawks gear up for Lady Cats win 10 inning thriller with Vikings Game 7 Special to The Daily Journal of the field. games of the regular season. inning when junior right fielder In a season plagued with injury, a “When Kerri hit that ball over the Hard-working Ukiah pitcher Hillary Adrianna Torres hit a ringing double to ...... Page 10 series of one-run losses, and a host of third baseman’s head I knew the game Ruddick, arguably one of the most left-center scoring Ruddick who had other bad omens, the Ukiah High girls was over right then and there. We real- under-rated players in the NBL, threw singled earlier in the inning. varsity softball team has refused to ly played that game as a team… we all 10 innings giving up only two In the second inning sophomore Alex Smith quit. Their tenacious Lady Cat spirit never gave up,” said senior left-fielder earned runs. She struck out 11 batters centerfielder Melissa Reyes beat out paid off Thursday night in a dramatic Jenae Pantle. along the way while walking only one. an infield hit and stole second base. ready for QB 4-3, 10-inning home game victory Momentum from this 4-3 victory Ruddick, along with senior catcher Senior first baseman Jenna Bumpus battle over North Bay League (NBL) leaders puts Ukiah in a good position to finish Yvette Vasquez, were on base, and came up with the RBI by hitting a Montgomery. out their NBL schedule on a winning subsequently scored, when Donnelly sharp single to left...... Page 10 Working against two outs and a 3-2 note as they are slated to face Santa picked up the critical hit to end the Since beginning the season the count, third-baseman Kerri Donnelly Rosa, Ursuline, and Elsie Allen, teams game. Lady Cats have come up short on six ultimately knocked in the two winning currently occupying the middle or bot- The Lady Cats actually struck first one-run games, including two to NBL runs with a bloop single to the left side tom of the standings, in the last three in the scoring way back in the first Giants beat See LADYCATS, Page A-11 Phillies ...... Page 13 HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL | Ukiah 9, Maria Carrillo 8 (Fri.) UHS (14-7, 14-4) THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL SPORTS SUNDAY, MAY 4, 2008 – A-9 HORSE RACING | KENTUCKY DERBY Unbeaten Big Brown comes through to win Kentucky Derby By RICHARD ROSENBLATT champion since Affirmed in 1978. Recapturetheglory, Colonel John, Anak Associated Press “We’re ready to roll,” Big Brown’s Nakal, Pyro, Cowboy Cal, Z Fortune, LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Big Brown confident trainer Rick Dutrow Jr. said. Smooth Air, Visionaire, Court Vision, Z backed up his trainer’s boasts with an All week, Dutrow told the world he Humor, Cool Coal Man, Bob Black Jack, explosive finishing kick and won the had the best horse in the field — and the Gayego, Big Truck, Adriano and Monba. Kentucky Derby on Saturday, a com- big bay colt justified every accolade The colt earned $1,451,800 for the win manding victory turned somber by the tossed his way. and boosted his earnings to $2,114,500 fatal breakdown of the filly Eight Belles “I can’t describe the feeling that all of for owners IEAH Stables and Paul on horse racing’s biggest day. us have right now,” he said. Pompa Jr. Pompa, who named Big The cheers for the winner’s 4 3/4- The colt became the first Derby win- Brown in honor of United Parcel Service, length victory were cut short when Eight ner since Regret in 1915 to have raced a client of his trucking business, sold a 75 Belles, the runner-up, collapsed while only three times previously. He is only percent interest in the colt to IEAH for galloping out near the second turn. She the third in 60 years to win after racing in about $3 million after his first race. broke her two front ankles and was euth- just two Derby preps — Sunny’s Halo in Desormeaux won the Derby for the anized on the track minutes later. 1983 and Street Sense last year were the third time, having won aboard Real Quiet “When we passed the wire I stood up. others. in 1998 and Fusaichi Pegasus in 2000. She started galloping funny. I tried to pull In addition, Big Brown became the Only three other riders have won more — her up. That’s when she went down,” said second winner to start from the No. 20 Eddie Arcaro, Bill Hartack and Bill her distraught jockey, Gabriel Saez. post. The gelding Clyde Van Dusen did it Shoemaker. Eight Belles was attempting to become in 1929. “It was smooth sailing all the way,” the fourth filly to win the Derby. Big Brown covered the 1 1/4 miles in Desormeaux said. “The horse was very The unbeaten Big Brown’s start from 2:01.82 in front of the second-largest comfortable.” the outside post did little to hamper his crowd in Derby history at 157,770. He Big Brown was the third favorite to charge when the 20-horse field turned for paid $6.80, $5 and $4.80. win in the past five years. Smarty Jones home at Churchill Downs. Under the urg- Eight Belles paid $10.60 and $6.40, won in 2004 and Street Sense won last ing of jockey Kent Desormeaux, the 2-1 and Denis of Cork, at odds of 27-1, year. favorite cruised to an easy victory to returned $11.60. All eyes were on Big Brown at the become the seventh unbeaten Derby win- Dr. Larry Bramlage, the Derby’s on- start. Dutrow called his colt the fastest of ner with his fourth consecutive win. The call veterinarian, said the filly’s injuries all and he proved it when Desormeaux last one was Barbaro in 2006. were too severe to even attempt to move gunned him close the lead on the mad That wasn’t the only reason thoughts dash to the first turn. Desormeaux did a her off the track. masterful job of keeping Big Brown free of Barbaro were hard to ignore on this “She didn’t have a front leg to stand on Derby Day. and clear of any traffic issues. to be splinted and hauled off in the ambu- As the field headed into the back- The breakdown brought back memo- lance, so she was euthanized,” Bramlage ries of the 2006 Preakness, where stretch, Big Brown was in sixth place and said. just waiting for Desormeaux’s signal to Barbaro shattered his right rear leg just Larry Jones, who trains Eight Belles after the start. The colt was euthanized make his move. It came around the far paid tribute to his filly, who was turn, and Big Brown took the lead at the months later, after developing laminitis scratched out of Friday’s Kentucky Oaks from the catastrophic injuries. top of the stretch and was never chal- for a chance to take on the boys. lenged to the wire. The tragedy undoubtedly drained “There was no way to save her. She “I don’t even know what we just did,” some of the joy from Big Brown’s victo- couldn’t stand,” Jones said. “She ran an Dutrow said. “I can’t express my feel- ry, which sends him to the Preakness in incredible race. She ran the race of her ings, only that it was one of the most two weeks as the only 3-year-old with a life.” incredible feelings I ever had, and I can’t chance to become the first Triple Crown Tale of Ekati was fourth, followed by wait to feel it again.”

RANGERS 4 | A’S 3 (FRI.) Rangers hold off sloppy Athletics By JANIE McCAULEY majors. Blanton lost to the Associated Press Rangers for the first time OAKLAND — Ron since his rookie season of Washington watched his old 2005, snapping a six-game team make repeated, unchar- winning streak against them. acteristic mistakes and his Washington returned to the current club take advantage Bay Area, where he served as each time. Oakland’s beloved third-base Milton Bradley had three coach for 11 seasons before hits with a double and run joining Texas. It’s been a scored against his former tough few weeks with specu- team, and the Texas Rangers lation about his job security. capitalized on four errors by “It’s always nice to come the Oakland Athletics in a 4-3 back,” he said. “It’s just like victory Friday night for their anything else, the game of first three-game winning baseball is a tough business. streak of the season. No matter what flares up, you “It’s the first one,” hold your head up and stay Washington said of three wins strong — and that’s me. I in a row. “What we have to do spent 11 years here and never is go out and continue to play got anything but love.” good baseball. It could be Jack Cust homered and more than three.” Bobby Crosby hit a two-run Michael Young and double in the fourth that gave Brandon Boggs each had sac- Oakland a brief lead, but the rifice flies and Ian Kinsler A’s were too sloppy and added an RBI groundout to missed key chances. help Vicente Padilla (4-2) win Padilla struck out a season- his second straight start, after high six and walked four in 5 pitching a seven-hit shutout of 2-3 innings. He allowed three the Minnesota Twins on runs — only one earned — on Sunday. five hits. Texas beat Joe Blanton (2- Padilla left after loading the File Photo 5) and sent the Oakland open- bases in the sixth. Frank Athletics shortstop Bobby Crosby throws to first in a ing day starter to 0-5 at home Thomas hit a leadoff single, game against the Royals last month. Crosby hit a two- this year — the most home Crosby came up with a two- run double to give Oakland a brief lead in Friday’s losses by a pitcher in the game, before the A’s eventually fell 4-3. See A'S, Page A-11 BOXING | DE LA HOYA De La Hoya wins easy decision By TIM DAHLBERG De La Hoya was a 17-1 it was great to be in there like Associated Press favorite, his dominating per- that and have the opportunity Organics CARSON — Oscar De La formance against Forbes will to get in there and not go & Hoya showed he could still likely do what De La Hoya down. I hope by fighting him beat a contender. Next up is wanted by helping sell the I proved I am a top level fight- Hydroponics cashing in again like a cham- second fight with er.” Hydroponics pion. Mayweather. De La Hoya had little to In what was little more than “This is the same style I’m fear from the light-hitting a tuneup for a much bigger going to use for Mayweather,” Forbes, a former 130-pound Hopland fight, De La Hoya kicked off De La Hoya said. “This is the champion fighting at 150 his retirement tour Saturday same plan for Mayweather.” pounds, and it showed. De La night before an appreciative De La Hoya won all 12 Hoya attacked from the open- crowd by pitching a near rounds on one judge’s score- ing bell, and the fight soon 13325 Hwy. 101 shutout over a game but over- card and 11 out of 12 on the settled into a predictable pat- matched Steve Forbes. other two. He bloodied Forbes tern, with De La Hoya stalk- 744-8300 De La Hoya got a chance to face, but he failed to knock ing Forbes and punishing him shake off ring rust and put on out an opponent who had with combinations to the body a show in front of his home- never been stopped in 38 pre- and head. MENDO TRUCK town fans, who came out in vious fights, like he had But De La Hoya was greet- big numbers to cheer him on vowed to do before the bout. ed by scattered boos by the ACCESSORIES against a fighter whose previ- The Associated Press had crowd at the end of the fight ous biggest claim to fame was De La Hoya winning every after failing to either put losing in the final of the round, and scored it 120-108. Forbes down or stop him. “Contender” reality series. He “I was hoping I’d stop him “I’m happy I fought didn’t disappoint, battering or knock him out,” De La Forbes,” De La Hoya said. the smaller Forbes around on Hoya said. “I’m a little disap- “Now I feel sharp after a his way to an easy 12-round pointed.” year’s layoff.” decision win in his first fight Forbes seemed happier that De La Hoya, who says he in a year. he had made it through 12 will retire at the end of the SUPERIOR The win set up a September rounds than De La Hoya year after two more fights, PROFESSIONAL rematch with Floyd seemed about winning the needed an impressive perfor- Mayweather Jr., who beat De fight. mance to help set up a second SERVICE La Hoya by split decision last “It was an excellent fight fight with Mayweather. De La 406 Talmage Rd., Ukiah May in what was the richest and an honor to fight Oscar,” 462-4614 fight ever. And, even though Forbes said. “I felt strong and See FIGHT, Page A-12 A-10 – SUNDAY, MAY 4, 2008 SPORTS THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL NBA PLAYOFFS | CELTICS VS. HAWKS Alex Smith ready for Hawks surprised to be in Game 7, but not as much as Celtics By JIMMY GOLEN home.” the series back to Boston. In a want to, but at 1 o’clock they QB competition Associated Press Paul Pierce did not partici- somber locker room after- are going to toss the ball up By MONTE POOLE What Smith has endured is WALTHAM, Mass. — The pate in Saturday’s walk- ward, the Celtics hashed out and we are going to have to SANTA CLARA -- The not a test. It's an obstacle Boston Celtics played hard all through because of a right hip what went wrong. come to play basketball.” toughest tests are best taken in course. And he's sprinting season for home-court advan- bruise sustained in a collision “Guys said what they had Boston went 66-16 in the a comfortable place, where blindfolded. No wonder he tage in the playoffs. with Hawks forward Marvin to say,” point guard Rajon regular season and won all the floor is firm, the walls are bangs into things and knocks They just didn’t expect to Williams in the fourth quarter Rondo said. “Same as last three games against the solid and the voices consis- stuff over. In three seasons, he need it this soon. of Game 6. Pierce was not time.” Hawks, who were 37-45 and tent. has had but a handful of proud The Celtics are back in available for comment after The mood carried over onto the eighth seed in the Eastern Even better if it's the place moments, leading some to Boston and hoping to finish Friday’s game or at Saturday’s the team plane, but soon the Conference. But the Hawks you know best. conclude he is a bust. off the pesky Atlanta Hawks practice, but he is expected to music came on and the team have beaten Boston three Alex Smith has spent three Indeed, the more restless on Sunday in Game 7. It’s the play on Sunday. was back to it’s old ways. times in Atlanta in a week, years searching for that place within the fan base called for last first-round series still The Hawks aren’t so sure “The sixth game is over forcing the Celtics to the brink and has not found it. The floor Trent Dilfer, believing he was going — a bit of a shock con- about Williams, who led the with. Let it go. You had a in the best-of-seven series. keeps moving. The walls bend right man. When Dilfer failed, sidering that the Celtics were team with 18 points in Game 6 chance to vent about it,” guard “We have no pressure on us and start closing in. The voic- they turned to Hill, the third- the best team in the NBA dur- but left the game with a Ray Allen said. “Now it’s all — just go down there, be es keep changing pitch, tone, stringer. When Hill didn't ing the regular season, and the sprained left knee after knock- about Game 7.” loose, play basketball and cadence and even language. embarrass himself, he became Hawks the worst of the 16 to ing into Pierce. Williams took Allen said he told his team- have fun,” said Johnson, a for- Smith was drafted in 2005 the instant king of reach the postseason. part in Saturday’s walk- mates that they should now mer Celtics draft pick who led by the 49ers to become their Candlestick. “Clearly, we’d have loved through, but his knee was iced consider themselves in an the Hawks in scoring in the new leader. Taken No. 1 over- All of which prefaced the to have won in four games. and heavily taped and he did- NCAA tournament-style com- regular season and is averag- all, the quarterback from infamous Nolan-Smith face- We’d have loved to have won n’t try to bend it. petition. ing more than 20 points per Utah, along with first-year off in the final, futile weeks of it in five, (or) six,” Celtics “It’s pretty sore right now,” But Rivers saw a problem game in the playoffs. coach Mike Nolan, would last season. coach Doc Rivers said after a he said. with that analogy. “They were predicted to form the foundation of the Perhaps seeking a clue to walkthrough at the team’s Joe Johnson hit a 3-pointer “You don’t have a home sweep us in this series. We’ve new-era Niners. his quarterback's resiliency, practice facility on Saturday. with 1:07 left on Friday night game in the NCAA tourna- got nothing to lose. We’ve just Smith's test was to enter the Nolan sent Smith onto the “But we have to do it in seven. to give the Hawks 103-100 ment,” the coach said. “We got to go out there and fight.” NFL as his team's youngest field when he clearly was We earned the right to do it at victory in Game 6 and force can look at it all the ways we member and become its hurting. Some throws were See GAME 7, Page A-11 leader. To arrive in an unfa- pathetically inaccurate. miliar place and, without truly Defenders spoke of hearing earning his status, as he him groan in pain with each always had, take charge. release. For he was told not to com- Smith was trying to play pete for the job but to get the good soldier and leader. ready for it. He has the biggest contract, “For me, that was awk- right? So he bit his lip and ward,” he says. “In sports, lined up _ against the advice you're used to earning things. of doctors. In this game, you're used to Eventually, the dam burst. working for things. Not that I Smith and Nolan engaged didn't. But all of a sudden, it's in a skirmish of words, mostly like ‘We threw you into this, through the media. The upshot so just get ready.’” was that Nolan seemed as This was Smith's response comfortable in his self-assur- this weekend to the latest plan ance as Smith was in his to find San Francisco's insubordination. offense, entering competition Smith now says the episode with Shaun Hill and J. T. was out of character for both, O'Sullivan for the right to that the two have a clearer control the joystick of offen- understanding of each other. sive coordinator Mike Martz. Watching a gratuitous Smith- This, Smith insists, is more Nolan embrace Friday was like it. The place he knows like watching President Bush best. and Russia's Vladimir Putin A sense, at last, of comfort. shaking hands and grinning. “It's part of the game,” he Warning: The visual tells says. “I feel like (talk of com- only a fraction of the tale. petition) kind of got blown “I'd be lying if I said I out of proportion. It's like wouldn't change it,” Smith people forget that this is a says of the spat. “But it hap- sport and that competition is a pened, you know? Can't do part of this. Shaun and I have anything about it. Learn from had to compete our entire it. Don't make the same mis- lives to get to this point. takes. It's not like I'm “Know what I think was dwelling on it, though. You weird? It was weird having it move on. This is a chance, handed to me.” with coach Martz coming in, Not only was the job prac- to wipe the slate clean.” tically handed to Smith, as is Anybody need that more customary for a quarterback than Smith. He turns 24 on drafted first overall, but once Wednesday. Years 21, 22 and he became the starter a month 23 have been dog years. into his rookie year he was Now, though, it's go time. walloped by numerous trick The competition is open, the questions. questions are on the black- Smith in each of his first board, just as Smith would three seasons had a new have it. For he yearns not to offensive coordinator, each be the starter but to earn the with a different emphasis, if right to start. not philosophy. He has had That's how he did it at three different No. 1 Helix High, where he thrived, receivers. He has been per- and again at Utah, where he suaded to play despite pain in was the first player in school his throwing shoulder. He has history to be a Heisman been told to sit, to stand, Trophy finalist. maybe to do both at once. It's only natural that Smith How does one lead when might find comfort in fair so much of what he has done, competition in the NFL. 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In order for the Wildcats to “If our five and six guys Eddie Guardado pitched have flown under the radar at “Their experience and advance as a team they will help us out, if they come in one scoreless inning, Joaquin Ukiah High School on their influence has helped me to need to finish 10th or higher with some good scores,” Benoit escaped an eighth- way to another excellent sea- impress upon the newer play- out of 20 teams at Rooster added McMillen, “then I think inning jam and C.J. Wilson son. Regardless, it is time now ers the importance of every Run. A target score could be we’ll be able to put a really finished with a perfect ninth for Mendocino County to take single stroke in a match.” 400 (five of six scores of 80 or good tournament together and for his seventh save in eight notice of the careers of these The two will continue their better) at a course that can move on.” chances. three-time All-League players golfing careers together at the play extremely difficult when “You just can’t let the pres- The A’s dropped two balls as well as the job being done College of the Desert in Palm windy -- which is more often sure get to you,” added for errors in the first, one by by Philbrick, now in his sixth Springs where they will have than not the case. 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of costumes and a lot of cos- chairs and shelves and desks tume changes. Linda Sauer is and Christmas trees. These are Diary the clothes source for every part of our “set dressing.” Other clotheshorse in this cast, as well props are “hand props” or “per- Continued from Page A-1 as for those who aren’t the least sonal props,” like notepads and play is set, but we need some to bit horsey. Linda measures the letters and books and pens. look Hollywood glamorous and actors, notes their sizes, and These are carried on or used by others to look small town Ohio. sources as much as possible actors. The prop list we created Shelley Aisner is teaching our from the Ukiah Players Theatre for “The Man Who Came To actors how to deal with hair costume barn (really an upstairs Dinner” had more than 100 storeroom in downtown items on it … not including the (including wigs) and makeup to Ukiah). If we don’t have the furniture props we used to dress represent the era. Perhaps more right wardrobe piece there, the set. important: Several actors play Linda has to beg and borrow All these pieces, props and multiple roles, and they need to her way through community costumes and hair and makeup look different each time they members, used clothing stores and lights and sound, come enter. Hair and makeup are part and costume vendors to com- together for Tech Rehearsal. of that transition. plete our ensemble. That’s when we add all the The other part of that transi- Linda is also in charge of “technical” aspects to the show, tion is costume. With 14 actors props, or “properties.” Some less than a week before … playing 28 roles, we have a lot props are big, like tables and Next week: Opening Night! • Willits • NOYO THEATRE 459-NOYO (6696) Watch Repair Visit us at our website www.cinemawest.com INDEPENDENT FILM SERIES 7:00PM WED & THUS ONLY Smart People PG13 6:50 Adv. Tix on Sale SPEED RACER (PG) # Iron Man Adv. Tix on Sale CHRONICLES OF NARNIA: PRINCE Need a watch battery Additional Matinees Sat-Sun 1:10 PG13 CASPIAN (PG) # IRON MAN (PG-13) # (1030 1100 130 200 430 500) 730 or watch band? 6:45 800 Forgetting Sarah Marshall MADE OF HONOR (PG-13) (1230 300 525) 750 Stop By today... Additional Matinees Sat-Sun 1:30 R BABY MAMA (PG-13) (1220 250 515) 745 FORGETTING SARAH MARSHALL (R) - ID REQ'D (120) 7:00 710 Forbidden Kingdom FORBIDDEN KINGDOM (PG-13) (415) PM D. William Jewelers Additional Matinees Sat-Sun 1:20 PG13 HAROLD & KUMAR ESCAPE FROM GUANTANAMO BAY (R) - ID REQ'D (1210 235 510) 740 Pear Tree Center Please call theater recording for wheelchair accessibility information Times For 5/4 ©2008 462-4636 THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL SPORTS SUNDAY, MAY 4, 2008 – A-13

GIANTS 3 | PHILLIES 2 This was our best game of the Lady Cats season; Montgomery never Molina’s RBI hit leads Giants over Phillies saw us coming,” said Reyes. Continued from Page A-8 Reyes, along with fellow By ROB MAADDI “We just didn’t hit,” man- were shown on the video ful stint as a closer last year. 10th graders Donnelly, Halley Associated Press ager Charlie Manuel said. screen. The Flyers beat the But he took a step toward powerhouse Rancho Cotate, Todd, and Kvasnicka, are part PHILADELPHIA — Brian Both teams got strong Canadiens to advance to the regaining the form that made and one each to league co- of a critical youth movement Wilson didn’t have to wait efforts from their starters. Eastern Conference finals. him Philadelphia’s ace before leader Maria Carrillo and sec- for the 2008 Lady Cats. These long for a chance to protect a Brett Myers struck out a Lewis’ homer put the he was shifted to the bullpen. ond place Ursuline. four young players have been one-run lead. season-best 10 over seven Giants ahead 2-1 in the fifth, Myers worked out of a jam “Only one team has scored called on to round out an Bengie Molina singled in innings in his second-best out- but Jenkins connected on the in the first after allowing one more than four runs against us injury-plagued roster that also the go-ahead run in the 10th ing since returning to first pitch in the bottom half to run. Lewis walked leading off in league. We are tough, our happens to feature very few inning and Wilson closed out Philadelphia’s starting rota- tie it. the game, stole second, moved record just doesn’t reflect it members of the junior class. the San Francisco Giants’ 3-2 tion. He allowed two runs and Utley drove one the oppo- to third on a groundout and right now,” head coach Gary So far their speed, timely hit- victory over the Philadelphia six hits. site way into the seats in left- scored on Winn’s single. After Venturi said. ting, and work ethic have Phillies on Saturday night. Matt Cain gave up two runs center to tie it at 1 in the Molina singled, Aaron Some of the defensive injected the team with pride On Friday, the Phillies beat and three hits, striking out a fourth. The second baseman Rowand walked to load the stand outs of the game includ- and hope for the future. the Giants 6-5 on Pat Burrell’s season-high eight in seven- with the sweet left-handed bases. ed Pantle who made a crucial “[Assistant coach] Bill two-run homer off Wilson plus innings, before leaving stroke is on pace to hit 68 But Myers struck out John running catch in left to save Brunemeyer and I have been extra bases, as well as short- with two outs in the bottom of with a tight right hamstring. homers, more than double his Bowker and Rich Aurilia to telling the girls that the law of stop Kara Kvasnicka’s shoe- the 10th. He’s allowed three runs in his career best of 32 in 2006. get out of the inning. averages would soon give us string scoop of a low liner in our due, they just had to hang Burrell walked leading off last three starts after getting Utley, a two-time All-Star, “I felt pretty good, but I the infield. against Wilson, but the hard- tagged for nine runs against has two more homers than the still have some things to work in there, plain and simple,” “It was a spectacular game! Venturi. “After the game I told throwing right-hander retired St. Louis on April 18. combined total of David on,” Myers said. “My fastball It was the most amazing, sus- the next three batters for his Cain expects to be ready Wright, Carlos Beltran and felt better and I was able to the girls ‘this is the team I’ve penseful, and crazy game! been waiting for to show up’. 10th save in 12 chances. Jack for his next start. Carlos Delgado — the New locate.” Everyone was on their toes. Taschner (1-0) pitched a “I should be fine,” he said. York Mets’ 3-4-5 hitters. He’s It was a total team victory.” scoreless ninth. The remains of a sellout got seven more than teammate “I was thinking about the crowd on a chilly night Ryan Howard, who hit 58 in situation since last night,” cheered wildly and chanted 2006. Wilson said. “I wanted it bad. “Let’s Go Flyers” when high- Myers hasn’t been the I didn’t want to have to wait lights of the Flyers’ NHL dominant pitcher the Phillies until (Sunday) or Tuesday. I playoff game at Montreal hoped he’d be after a success- kind of wanted a doublehead- er last night.” Wilson threw all fastballs in his appearance Friday night. He started Burrell off with a slider this time. “That was big. We wanted to be a situation where we can get him right back out there,” manager Bruce Bochy said. “He settled down after the one walk.” Chase Utley hit his major league-leading 13th homer and Geoff Jenkins had a solo shot for the Phillies, who had won nine of 12. Fred Lewis had a solo homer for the Giants, who already are 7 1/2 games behind Arizona in the NL West. Randy Winn singled with one out in the 10th off Rudy Seanez (2-2). After Winn stole second, Molina lined a 3-1 pitch to the left-field wall to drive him in. The Phillies finished with just three hits, none after the fifth inning.

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GB MLB 10:10 a.m. ——— Friday, April 25: Dallas 3, San Jose 2, OT Stockton (Athletics) 21 8 .724 — Cincinnati (Arroyo 1-3) at Atlanta (Glavine 0-1), QUARTERFINALS Sunday, April 27: Dallas 5, San Jose 2 San Jose (Giants) 19 10 .655 2 nerves and our younger play- AL 10:35 a.m. (Best-of-7) Tuesday, April 29: Dallas 2, San Jose 1, OT Bakersfield (Rangers) 16 13 .552 5 ers showed their youth, but East Division Pittsburgh (Snell 2-1) at Washington (Redding 3- EASTERN CONFERENCE Wednesday, April 30: San Jose 2, Dallas 1 Modesto (Rockies) 15 14 .517 6 W L Pct GB 2), 10:35 a.m. Detroit vs. Orlando, Detroit leads series 1-0 Friday, May 2: San Jose 3, Dallas 2, OT, Dallas Visalia (Diamondbacks) 13 16 .448 8 we survived. We really took it Boston 18 13 .581 — San Francisco (Lincecum 4-1) at Philadelphia Saturday, May 3: Detroit 91, Orlando 72 leads series 3-2 South Division Baltimore 16 13 .552 1 (Hamels 2-3), 10:35 a.m. Monday, May 5: Orlando at Detroit, 7 p.m. Sunday, May 4: San Jose at Dallas, 6 p.m. W L Pct. GB to them.” Tampa Bay 16 13 .552 1 Milwaukee (Sheets 4-0) at Houston (Sampson 1- Wednesday, May 7: Detroit at Orlando, 8 p.m. Tuesday, May 6: Dallas at San Jose, 10 p.m., if Lake Elsinore (Padres) 16 13 .552 — New York 15 16 .484 3 3), 11:05 a.m. Saturday, May 10: Detroit at Orlando, TBA necessary High Desert (Mariners) 14 15 .483 2 It just took two sluggish Toronto 13 17 .433 4 1/2 L.A. Dodgers (Lowe 2-1) at Colorado (Cook 4-1), Tuesday, May 13: Orlando at Detroit, TBA, if nec- ——— Lancaster (Red Sox) 12 17 .414 4 periods before that happened. Central Division 12:05 p.m. essary CONFERENCE FINALS R. Cucamonga (Angels) 10 19 .345 6 W L Pct GB N.Y. Mets (Santana 3-2) at Arizona (Haren 4-1), Thursday, May 15: Detroit at Orlando, TBA, if nec- (Best-of-7) Inland Empire (Dodgers) 9 20 .310 7 Joe Thornton set up Chicago 14 13 .519 — 1:10 p.m. essary EASTERN CONFERENCE Minnesota 14 14 .500 1/2 Chicago Cubs (Marquis 1-1) at St. Louis Sunday, May 18: Orlando at Detroit, TBA, if nec- TBD ——— Michalek’s fourth goal of the Cleveland 14 15 .483 1 (Wellemeyer 2-1), 5:05 p.m. essary ——— Friday’s Games Detroit 14 16 .467 1 1/2 Monday’s Games ——— WESTERN CONFERENCE Lake Elsinore 2, High Desert 1 series 6:20 into the third and Kansas City 12 16 .429 2 1/2 AL WESTERN CONFERENCE TBD Bakersfield 8, Visalia 6 then Jeremy Roenick thread- West Division Boston at Detroit, 4:05 p.m. L.A. Lakers vs. Utah Lancaster 9, Rancho Cucamonga 3 W L Pct GB Chicago White Sox at Toronto, 4:07 p.m. Sunday, May 4: Utah at L.A. Lakers, 12:30 p.m. Stockton 5, Modesto 3 ed a perfect pass from inside Los Angeles 18 13 .581 — L.A. Angels at Kansas City, 5:10 p.m. Tuesday, May 6: Utah at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 p.m. TRANSACTIONS San Jose 11, Inland Empire 3 Oakland 18 13 .581 — Baltimore at Oakland, 7:05 p.m. Friday, May 9: L.A. Lakers at Utah, 9 p.m. Saturday’s Games his blue line to a streaking Seattle 13 17 .433 4 1/2 Texas at Seattle, 7:10 p.m. Sunday, May 11: L.A. Lakers at Utah, 3:30 p.m. BASEBALL Bakersfield at Visalia Texas 12 18 .400 5 1/2 NL Wednesday, May 14: Utah at L.A. Lakers, TBA, if American League High Desert at Lake Elsinore Campbell, who beat Marty NL Chicago Cubs at Cincinnati, 4:10 p.m. necessary DETROIT TIGERS—Placed RHP Denny Bautista Lancaster at Rancho Cucamonga Turco with a wrist shot to tie East Division St. Louis at Colorado, 5:35 p.m. Friday, May 16: L.A. Lakers at Utah, TBA, if nec- on the 15-day DL. Purchased the contract of RHP Modesto at Stockton W L Pct GB Philadelphia at Arizona, 6:40 p.m. essary Freddy Dolsi from Erie (EL). San Jose at Inland Empire the game. Philadelphia 17 13 .567 — N.Y. Mets at L.A. Dodgers, 7:10 p.m. Monday, May 19: Utah at L.A. Lakers, TBA, if nec- National League Sunday’s Games New York 15 12 .556 1/2 essary ATLANTA BRAVES—Recalled LHP Jo-Jo Reyes Bakersfield at Visalia “We said, ’Let’s go out and Florida 16 13 .552 1/2 from Richmond (IL). Optioned INF Brent High Desert at Lake Elsinore throw out everything we have Atlanta 13 15 .464 3 NBA PLAYOFFS New Orleans vs. San Antonio Lillibridge to Richmond. Lancaster at Rancho Cucamonga Washington 12 18 .400 5 Saturday, May 3: San Antonio at New Orleans, 7 CHICAGO CUBS—Recalled RHP Sean Modesto at Stockton in the third period,”’ Roenick Central Division FIRST ROUND p.m. Gallagher from Iowa (PCL). Optioned LHP Rich San Jose at Inland Empire W L Pct GB (Best-of-7) Monday, May 5: San Antonio at New Orleans, Hill to Iowa. Announced RHP Julio Mateo refused said. “’Let’s just empty the St. Louis 19 11 .633 — EASTERN CONFERENCE 6:30 p.m. an assignment to Daytona (FSL) and elected to Chicago 17 12 .586 1 1/2 Boston vs. Atlanta Thursday, May 8: New Orleans at San Antonio, become a free agent. PCL tanks and put out every effort Milwaukee 16 13 .552 2 1/2 Sunday, April 20: Boston 104, Atlanta 81 9:30 p.m. COLORADO ROCKIES—Placed SS Troy we possibly have. If we do Houston 14 16 .467 5 Wednesday, April 23: Boston 96, Atlanta 77 Sunday, May 11: New Orleans at San Antonio, 8 Tulowitzki on the 15-day DL. Purchased the con- Northern Division Pittsburgh 12 17 .414 6 1/2 Saturday, April 26: Atlanta 102, Boston 93 p.m. tract of LHP Jorge De La Rosa from Colorado W L Pct. GB that, we’ll have a shot.”’ Cincinnati 12 18 .400 7 Monday, April 28: Atlanta 97, Boston 92 Tuesday, May 13, San Antonio at New Orleans, Springs (PCL). Omaha (Royals) 14 12 .538 — West Division Wednesday, April 30: Boston 110, Atlanta 85 TBA, if necessary FOOTBALL Iowa (Cubs) 12 15 .444 2 1/2 The Sharks were rolling W L Pct GB Friday, May 2: Atlanta 103, Boston 100, series Thursday, May 15, New Orleans at San Antonio, National Football League Memphis (Cardinals) 11 17 .393 4 Arizona 20 9 .690 — tied 3-3 TBA, if necessary CHICAGO BEARS—Released DT David Nashville (Brewers) 8 19 .296 6 1/2 after that, getting the game- Los Angeles 16 13 .552 4 Sunday, May 4: Atlanta at Boston, 10 a.m. Monday, May 19, San Antonio at New Orleans, Faaeteete. Southern Division winner on a great individual San Francisco 13 17 .433 7 1/2 TBA, if necessary MIAMI DOLPHINS—Signed DT Anthony Toribio. W L Pct. GB Colorado 11 18 .379 9 Detroit 4, Philadelphia 2 NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS—Signed TE Tyson Oklahoma (Rangers) 19 10 .655 — effort by Pavelski. He raced San Diego 11 19 .367 9 1/2 Sunday, April 20: Philadelphia 90, Detroit 86 Devree and P Mike Dragosavich. New Orleans (Mets) 16 12 .571 2 1/2 Wednesday, April 23: Detroit 105, Philadelphia 88 NHL PLAYOFFS PITTSBURGH STEELERS—Signed WR Kevin Albuquerque (Marlins) 15 12 .556 3 across the ice to chase down a ——— Friday, April 25: Philadelphia 95, Detroit 75 Marion. Released WR Dorien Bryant. Round Rock (Astros) 10 17 .370 8 Friday’s Games Sunday, April 27: Detroit 93, Philadelphia 84 FIRST ROUND Pacific Conference loose puck near the boards. Boston 7, Tampa Bay 3 Tuesday, April 29: Detroit 98, Philadelphia 81 (Best-of-7) Northern Division He then skated back across N.Y.Yankees 5, Seattle 1 Thursday, May 1: Detroit 100, Philadelphia 77 EASTERN CONFERENCE MLS W L Pct. GB Kansas City at Cleveland, ppd., rain Montreal 4, Boston 3 Salt Lake (Angels) 24 3 .889 — Toronto 2, Chicago White Sox 0 Orlando 4, Toronto 1 Pittsburgh 4, Ottawa 0 Tacoma (Mariners) 14 13 .519 10 the middle, waited patiently Minnesota 11, Detroit 1 EASTERN CONFERENCE Sunday, April 20: Orlando 114, Toronto 100 Philadelphia 4, Washington 3 W L T Pts GF GA Col. Springs (Rockies) 12 14 .46211 1/2 for defenseman Nicklas Texas 4, Oakland 3 Tuesday, April 22: Orlando 104, Toronto 103 N.Y. Rangers 4, New Jersey 1 Portland (Padres) 12 14 .46211 1/2 Baltimore 4, L.A. Angels 3 Columbus 5 1 0 15 11 7 Thursday, April 24: Toronto 108, Orlando 94 ——— Chicago 4 1 1 13 11 3 Southern Division Grossman to drop and beat Philadelphia 6, San Francisco 5, 10 innings Saturday, April 26: Orlando 106, Toronto 94 WESTERN CONFERENCE W L Pct. GB Florida 6, San Diego 4 Toronto FC 3 2 1 10 8 9 Turco to the short side. Monday, April 28: Orlando 102, Toronto 92 Detroit 4, Nashville 2 New England 3 3 1 10 8 10 Fresno (Giants) 15 13 .536 — Atlanta 2, Cincinnati 0 San Jose 4, Calgary 3 Sacramento (Athletics) 15 13 .536 — Pittsburgh 11, Washington 4 Kansas City 3 3 1 10 8 9 Turco made 19 saves, but Cleveland 4, Washington 2 Colorado 4, Minnesota 2 New York 2 1 2 8 6 4 Las Vegas (Dodgers) 14 14 .500 1 Houston 7, Milwaukee 4 Saturday, April 19: Cleveland 93, Washington 86 Dallas 4, Anaheim 2 Tucson (Diamondbacks) 8 21 .276 7 1/2 St. Louis 5, Chicago Cubs 3, 11 innings D.C. United 2 3 0 6 9 10 allowed three goals in less Monday, April 21: Cleveland 116, Washington 86 ——— WESTERN CONFERENCE L.A. Dodgers 11, Colorado 6 Thursday, April 24: Washington 108, Cleveland 72 CONFERENCE SEMIFINALS ——— than 15 minutes as Dallas N.Y. Mets 7, Arizona 2 W L T Pts GF GA Sunday, April 27: Cleveland 100, Washington 97 (Best-of-7) FC Dallas 2 1 3 9 8 5 Friday’s Games Saturday’s Games Wednesday, April 30: Washington 88, Cleveland EASTERN CONFERENCE Nashville 4, Salt Lake 3 must wait at least two more N.Y.Yankees 6, Seattle 1 Los Angeles 2 2 2 8 13 13 87 Montreal vs. Philadelphia Colorado 2 3 0 6 8 7 Colorado Springs 1, Memphis 1, 3rd inning, Toronto 5, Chicago White Sox 2 Friday, May 2: Cleveland 105, Washington 88 Thursday, April 24: Montreal 4, Philadelphia 3, OT susp., rain days to make it to the confer- L.A. Angels 3, Baltimore 1 CD Chivas USA 1 3 2 5 9 13 ——— Saturday, April 26: Philadelphia 4, Montreal 2 Real Salt Lake 1 3 2 5 9 11 Round Rock 6, Las Vegas 3 ence finals for the first time in Boston 12, Tampa Bay 4 WESTERN CONFERENCE Monday, April 28: Philadelphia 3, Montreal 2 Tucson 12, Albuquerque 9 Kansas City at Cleveland, 4:05 p.m. San Jose 1 3 1 4 2 5 L.A. Lakers 4, Denver 0 Wednesday, April 30: Philadelphia 4, Montreal 2, Houston 0 2 4 4 5 9 Fresno 6, Omaha 4 eight years. Detroit at Minnesota, 4:10 p.m. Sunday, April 20: L.A. Lakers 128, Denver 114 Philadelphia leads series 3-1 Oklahoma 6, Tacoma 0 Texas at Oakland, 6:05 p.m. Four of the five games in Wednesday, April 23: L.A. Lakers 122, Denver Saturday, May 3: Philadelphia at Montreal, 7 p.m. NOTE: Three points for victory, one point for tie. Portland 6, New Orleans 4 Washington 9, Pittsburgh 8 107 Sunday, May 4: Montreal at Philadelphia, 4 p.m., Iowa 12, Sacramento 6 Arizona 10, N.Y. Mets 4 ——— this series have been decided Saturday, April 26: L.A. Lakers 102, Denver 84 if necessary Thursday’s Game Saturday’s Games Chicago Cubs 9, St. Louis 3 Monday, April 28: L.A. Lakers 107, Denver 101 Tuesday, May 6: Philadelphia at Montreal, 7 p.m., Colorado Springs at Memphis Houston 6, Milwaukee 2 New York 1, Toronto FC 1, tie by one goal, including three if necessary Saturday’s Games Iowa at Sacramento San Francisco at Philadelphia, 7:05 p.m. New Orleans 4, Dallas 1 Las Vegas at Round Rock in overtime. Atlanta 9, Cincinnati 1 Columbus 2, Kansas City 1 Saturday, April 19: New Orleans 104, Dallas 92 Pittsburgh vs. N.Y. Rangers Chicago 3, New England 0 New Orleans at Portland San Diego 7, Florida 2 Tuesday, April 22: New Orleans 127, Dallas 103 Friday, April 25: Pittsburgh 5, N.Y. Rangers 4 Oklahoma at Tacoma “We’re not down or disap- L.A. Dodgers at Colorado, 8:05 p.m. CD Chivas USA 0, Houston 0, tie Friday, April 25: Dallas 97, New Orleans 87 Sunday, April 27: Pittsburgh 2, N.Y. Rangers 0 Los Angeles 2, Real Salt Lake 2, tie Omaha at Fresno pointed,” Turco said. “They Sunday’s Games Sunday, April 27: New Orleans 97, Dallas 84 Tuesday, April 29: Pittsburgh 5, N.Y. Rangers 3 Salt Lake at Nashville AL FC Dallas 0, San Jose 0, tie Tuesday, April 29: New Orleans 99, Dallas 94 Thursday, May 1: N.Y. Rangers 3, Pittsburgh 0, Sunday’s Game Tucson at Albuquerque made a great shot. We knew it Seattle (Silva 3-0) at N.Y.Yankees (Rasner 0-0), Pittsburgh leads series 3-1 Sunday’s Games 10:05 a.m. D.C. United at Colorado, Noon San Antonio 4, Phoenix 1 Sunday, May 4: N.Y. Rangers at Pittsburgh, 11 Thursday, May 8 Colorado Springs at Memphis, comp. of susp. wasn’t going to be easy. It Kansas City (Meche 1-4) at Cleveland (Laffey 0- Saturday, April 19: San Antonio 117, Phoenix a.m. game 1), 10:05 a.m. Chicago at D.C. United, 4:30 p.m. certainly wasn’t easy 115, 2OT Monday, May 5: Pittsburgh at N.Y. Rangers, 7 Saturday, May 10 Colorado Springs at Memphis Chicago White Sox (Contreras 2-2) at Toronto Tuesday, April 22: San Antonio 102, Phoenix 96 p.m., if necessary Iowa at Sacramento (Halladay 2-4), 10:07 a.m. Colorado at Houston, 5:30 p.m. tonight.” Friday, April 25: San Antonio 115, Phoenix 99 Wednesday, May 7: N.Y. Rangers at Pittsburgh, FC Dallas at Real Salt Lake, 6 p.m. Las Vegas at Round Rock Tampa Bay (Kazmir 0-0) at Boston (Lester 1-2), Sunday, April 27: Phoenix 105, San Antonio 86 TBD, if necessary New Orleans at Portland 10:35 a.m. Columbus at San Jose, 7 p.m. Jere Lehtinen and captain Tuesday, April 29: San Antonio 92, Phoenix 87 ——— New York at Los Angeles, 7:30 p.m. Oklahoma at Tacoma Detroit (Rogers 2-3) at Minnesota (Bonser 2-4), WESTERN CONFERENCE Omaha at Fresno Brenden Morrow scored sec- 11:10 a.m. Sunday, May 11 Utah 4, Houston 2 Detroit 4, Colorado 0 New England at CD Chivas USA, Noon Salt Lake at Nashville ond-period goals for the Stars, Baltimore (Trachsel 1-3) at L.A. Angels (Saunders Saturday, April 19: Utah 93, Houston 82 Thursday, April 24: Detroit 4, Colorado 3 Tucson at Albuquerque 5-0), 12:35 p.m. Monday, April 21: Utah 90, Houston 84 Saturday, April 26: Detroit 5, Colorado 1 who controlled play and Texas (Feldman 0-0) at Oakland (Smith 2-1), 1:05 Thursday, April 24: Houston 94, Utah 92 Tuesday, April 29: Detroit 4, Colorado 3 p.m. CAL LEAGUE seemed headed for an easy Saturday, April 26: Utah 86, Houston 82 Thursday, May 1: Detroit 8, Colorado 2 evening at the Shark Tank, where they had won eight of nine coming into the game. Morrow also had two apparent goals that were waved off by the officials, one for kicking the puck into the net and another for batting it with his hand. After Morrow’s first apparent goal was waved off, he put a white towel on the end of his stick in hock- ey’s famed gesture of mock surrender. “Our team battles through adversity, but those were two critical points of the game,” Dallas coach Dave Tippett said. “I still haven’t seen a distinct kicking motion, but I suppose somebody else did. The other one, I agree with the call ... but if Brenden Morrow isn’t cross-checked in the back, he would have put the puck down and in the back of the net. Those are two critical plays in the game, and you have to find a way to overcome that.” Evgeni Nabokov stopped 24 shots for the Sharks. Fight Continued from Page A-9 Hoya hand-picked Forbes, a decent fighter with little power, to be an opponent who would showcase his skills while at the same time not pose too much of a threat to his plans. Forbes cooperated by doing his best, but he rarely was able to get inside De La Hoya’s reach or mount any sustained attack. As he kept losing rounds, his corner became as desperate as the fighter, imploring him to land one big punch. “Try and make him walk into something,” trainer Jeff Mayweather told Forbes after the fourth round An announced crowd of 27,000, lured by ticket prices as low as $25, came to the Home Depot Center to do just that, even though the two fighters could barely be seen by fans in the upper reaches of the soccer stadium. The 35- year-old De La Hoya wanted to kick off what he says will be his final year in boxing before fans from his home- town. “It was so great to be able to fight here in Los Angeles in front of all these people, par- ticularly my fans of East L.A.,” he said. “It just felt really nice to be home.” MILESTONES SUNDAY, MAY 4, 2008 – B-1 Editor: Richard Rosier, 468-3520 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected]

Moran’s family lived in Redwood Valley for nearly a decade before moving to Lakeport when Moran was in college. ACHIEVERS Moran is replacing Laura Knapp, who is now serving as Thompson’s legislative assistant. Local professional earns industry certification recognizing expertise in kitchen and bath design Tracy Schuette, of Cabinets Unlimited in Ukiah announced that she has earned certification as an Associate Kitchen and Bath Designer from the National Kitchen & Bath Association, the leading trade association for the kitchen and bath industry. The premiere hallmark for kitchen and bath professionals, NKBA Certification is based on written examinations and industry experience. NKBA Certified Designers must also meet mandatory continuing education requirements annually. The AKBD certification recognizes achievement in the competen- cies necessary for both kitchen and bathroom design. The pro- ficiencies required for the AKBD enhance an individual’s kitchen and bath career whether they are in industry sales, design or manufacturing. To earn AKBD certification, the professional must document Jenna Moran stands with Congressman Thompson. a minimum of two years of industry experience, successfully Rep. Thompson welcomes Ukiah complete 30 NKBA Education hours, submit two professional affidavits and pass the written AKBD academic exam. High graduate to D.C. office staff This combination of experience and education ensures that North Coast Congressman Mike Thompson announced that Tracy Schuette, AKBD, is a trained, qualified professional in Ukiah High School graduate Jenna Moran is now serving as the kitchen and bath industry. A member of the NKBA, Tracy scheduler and office manager in his Capitol Hill office. Schuette, AKBD, is Design Specialist at Cabinets Unlimited. “I am so pleased to welcome such an impressive addition to Cabinets Unlimited is a locally owned and operated company my staff in D.C.,” said Thompson. “Jenna has great experience that offers a complete kitchen design showroom. Cabinets and a strong understanding of the issues that impact our district. Unlimited professional staff will assist you in everything from There is no doubt her career in the House of Representatives design to completion for your kitchen, bathroom or entertain- will make Ukiah proud.” ment project. Whether remodeling or designing a custom home, Roberta Werdinger Moran graduated from Ukiah High School in 2003 and grad- Cabinets Unlimited personalized service will add the detail and in front of an altar. uated from New Jersey’s Drew University, where she majored attention to your project. We invite you to “Experience the dif- This was followed by a short but inevitable period of rebel- in political science and Spanish. During college, she interned ference” at Cabinets Unlimited. lion in which she chucked it all out, threw the covers over her for a summer in Thompson’s Capitol Hill office. After gradua- Consumers may contact Tracy Schuette, AKBD, at 463-2333 head, and slept in. Gradually, she brought back bits of what the tion, she worked for a year in non-profit communications. to discuss their dream kitchen or bath. Members of the media monastery had taught her, incorporating it into a daily routine in “I am delighted to join Congressman Thompson in serving are encouraged to contact Tracy Schuette, AKBD, for informa- more casual and unobtrusive ways. Now, she’s ready to share our district,” said Moran. “During my internship, I was inspired tion on design projects, features stories and expert quotes and what she‚s learned in this time of experimentation with others, by the leadership he takes on issues that directly affect my fam- advice. and to create a laboratory where everyone can do the same. ily and my community. Working with Congressman Thompson About the National Kitchen & Bath Association: The Werdinger will be offering a six-week series called and his staff helped guide me in my college major and long- National Kitchen & Bath Association (NKBA) is a non-profit “Bringing Practice Into Your Everyday Life” at Yoga term goals, and I’m thrilled to be working with them again.” trade association that has educated and led the kitchen and bath Mendocino, 206A Mason St. in Ukiah, starting on Monday, industry since 1963. With nearly 40,000 members and growing, May 5. The class meets from 7 to 8:30 p.m. and will conclude NKBA owns the Kitchen/Bath Industry Show & Conference on June 16 (there is no class on Memorial Day, May 26). (K/BIS). The mission of NKBA is to enhance member success Classes will include meditation, discussion, creative and practi- and excellence, promote professionalism and ethical business cal exercises, and opportunity to build and strengthen sangha -- practices and provide leadership and direction for the kitchen the community of practitioners that is one of Buddhism’s Triple NEW ARRIVAL and bath industry. For more information, visit www.nkba.org, Treasures. We will explore simply daily rituals and body prac- tices easily incorporated into our routine, learn about the impor- Local graduate of Green Gulch Farm tance of chanting, bowing, and altar-building, and conclude Buddhist training center offers workshop with a special segment on negotiating technology and the cyber- world. In 2006, Roberta Werdinger left Green Gulch Farm, a Soto It is Werdinger’s hope that the democratic, practical attitude Zen Buddhist training center, after a 10-year residency which of Americans can combine with the huge repository of wisdom included five years of intensive work with her teacher, Reb from the Buddhist countries -- including China, India, and Anderson. Japan -- in unprecedented ways that can help us meet the chal- At first, she missed the rigor and formality of her monastic lenges of this modern world. For more information on cost and life, and tried to maintain its rituals and routines: she would get to sign up, please call Yoga Mendocino at 462-2580 or email up early in the morning, don robes, light incense, chant and bow [email protected].

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lays those golden eggs might be closer to becom- ing a reality than you think. SCORPIO (Oct. 24- Nov. 22) -- You will get an Monday, May 5, 2008 opportunity to enter into Happier circumstances some kind of partnership are heading your way with arrangement with either a regard to your social life friend or an associate, and and your career, reaching it will produce benefits for greater heights in the year your social involvements as ahead. More than a few well as theirs. relationships will be estab- SAGITTARIUS (Nov. lished, propelling you 23-Dec. 21) -- A work- toward better things. related issue or an impor- TAURUS (April 20- tant project can be success- May 20) -- Instead of mere- fully concluded to your sat- ly going with the flow, isfaction at this time. Keep you’re likely to take a your goal in sight and be greater personal role in ready to act when circum- your affairs. Once you take stances produce the right charge of your life, you will conditions. be able to make construc- CAPRICORN (Dec. 22- tive strides forward. Jan. 19) -- Your popularity GEMINI (May 21-June will start to ascend to new 20) -- Something quite for- heights, making you the tunate is stirring behind the center of attention. You’ll scenes that will affect you be extremely lucky with personally, even though friends and in situations you’ll have little to do with that involve romance. bringing it about. Count AQUARIUS (Jan. 20- your blessings and make Feb. 19) -- If things have the most of things. been a bit rocky over the CANCER (June 21- past few months, look for July 22) -- You are entering that to change. Conditions a brief period where your will stabilize in a manner hopes and ambitions can be that will elevate you to new realized. Although events places and better positions. will create the conditions, PISCES (Feb. 20- you must be poised to act March 20) -- New enter- on things when you receive prises or ventures will live Puzzle the go signal. up to your expectations and LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) hopes. Don’t hesitate to -- Begin at once to elevate experiment with new ideas, answers your goals and objectives -- even those that seem a bit both financially and work- extreme. related. Be sure to clarify ARIES (March 21- on the next your aims so that all your April 19) -- Focus your energies are focused on the attention on new ways to realization of these ends. page VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. add to your income or hold- 22) -- There is a strong ings. You’re likely to be indication that a fortunate much luckier in this area incident will strengthen than you have been for your faith with regard to some time. your philosophy of life. It Know where to look for will bring you happiness romance and you’ll find it. and enhance your possibili- The Astro-Graph ties for future success. Matchmaker instantly LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. reveals which signs are 23) -- Take seriously any romantically perfect for measures that could pro- you. Mail $3 to Astro- vide additional sources of Graph, P.O. Box 167, income. That goose that Wickliffe, OH 44092-0167.

Mann (1796-1859), educator; Hosni baseball league, opens its first season. Datebook: Sunday, May 4, 2008 Mubarak (1928-), president of Egypt, is TODAY’S QUOTE: “If any man seeks 80; Audrey Hepburn (1929-1993), for greatness, let him forget greatness, and Today is the 125th day of 2008 and the In 1979, Margaret Thatcher became the actress/UNICEF ambassador; Roberta ask for truth, and he will find both.” -- 46th day of spring. first female prime minister in British histo- Peters (1930-), opera singer, is 78; Dick Horace Mann TODAY’S HISTORY: In 1970, Ohio ry. Dale (1937-), guitarist, is 71; Dawn Staley TODAY’S FACT: Audrey Hepburn was National Guardsmen killed four students at In 2007, a large tornado destroyed most (1970-), basketball player/coach, is 38; trained as a dental assistant before begin- Kent State University during an anti-war of Greensburg, Kan., and killed 11 people. Lance Bass (1979-), singer, is 29. ning her career in acting. protest. TODAY’S BIRTHDAYS: Horace TODAY’S SPORTS: In 1871, the TODAY’S MOON: Between last quar- National Association, the first professional ter (April 28) and new moon (May 5). Don’t like the heat? Get off the planet I complained about the cold all Saute Pan Valley in the middle of the After living in Phoenix for 10 years, car so any fresh food she buys winter long, now I’m complaining Southwestern desert where she lives she’s more the color of crispy bacon wouldn’t cook between the time she about the heat. Isn’t there some place Village year round. She says it’s really not so fat. She doesn’t seem to notice dif- turns the key and they time the air on this entire planet that’s livable all bad in the summer. ference. conditioning kicks in. In those 35 year round? Some place where it’s “It’s not the heat, it’s the humidi- “Haven’t you ever heard of sun- seconds, butter could melt, milk comfortable in the summer and win- Idiot ty.” screen?” I asked. could curdle, lettuce could wilt. For ter, not too hot, not too cold -- some I hate to break it to her, but it is the “I’m their biggest customer,” she six months she dashes from her door place that is just right? Of course By Jim Mullen heat. Trust me, you can burn a tray of said. “I buy it by the gallon. to the car before the sun can hammer there is, Goldilocks, but you have to cookies to a flaming crisp in a very Otherwise my skin would be as her into the ground. be a multi-millionaire to live there. dry heat. I did use a pitcher of tough as a cowhand’s.” Yeah, not But when she calls me to wish me Normal working stiffs, however, Florida people,” they say. “We like humidity to put them out, though. smooth like beef jerky the way it is Merry Christmas from deck of her have as much of a chance of living the four seasons.” I run into them a Saute Pan Valley is east of Near now. The good news is that she does- pool, when she tells me she’s grilling on the beach in San Diego or Kauai year later and they’re as tan as Louis Death Valley and south of Heat n’t have to file her nails anymore. Vuitton bag and they’ve bought a hamburgers outdoors in February as Paris Hilton has of winning the Stroke Valley. There is no water Just scratching the back of her neck a while I’m watching the snowplow go Nobel Prize for chemistry. place in Sarasota or Tempe. within 500 miles in any direction. It few times a week must keep them The rest of us are stuck in places “I thought you weren’t snowbird by, when I realize she’s using sun- was founded in 1992 and now has a smooth and snag free. screen in March, I start to wonder where it is too hot in the summer and people?” population of 250,000. “Oh, we didn’t move for the I won’t bring up the time she how much I really like four seasons. too cold in the winter. Or too cold or Since the weather is wonderful in burned the back of her thighs sliding too hot all the time. Everyone tries to weather. We just want to be close to the Saute Pan Valley from October to Maybe two is enough. convince themselves that it’s not so the grandkids.” onto a hot car seat while wearing Jim Mullen is the author of “It March, Louise has brainwashed her- shorts. We pretend not to notice the bad, that they would never live any- “But your grandkids live in self into thinking it’s also wonderful Takes a Village Idiot: Complicating where else because there is no place Winnipeg.” skin grafts. For weeks her car the Simple Life” and “Baby’s First in July. It is not, unless you are a Gila smelled like there was someone like home. I talk to people all the “Yes, now they have a place to monster or a roadrunner. Louise used Tattoo.” You can reach him at time who say they would never move come visit us in the winter.” to be a blonde from Wisconsin who grilling a steak in the back seat. She’s [email protected] Copyright to Florida or Arizona. “We’re not My cousin Louise calls me from had skin the color of a Band Aid. started keep a cooler with ice in the 2008, Newspaper Enterprise Assn.

The Ukiah Mendocino County’s Over 18,000 Readers L o c a l N e w s p a p e r DAILY JOURNAL ukiahdailyjournal.com YOUR MONEY SUNDAY, MAY 4, 2008 – B-3 Editor: Chris McCartney, 468-3524 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected] Tips for keeping that heart healthy By the Editors of Consumer ing them to as much as 325 Reports times the radiation of a regular Frugal Living Think the best treatment for Consumer reports ✔ chest X-ray. heart disease includes the 9. Hold off on angio- By Sara Noel newest drugs on the market icantly overweight, carrying can threaten the heart; studies plasty. If an angiogram and the most high-tech tests? extra fat around their middle show that people who experi- reveals severe narrowing in Think again. Consumer is bad, bad, bad. It raises ence those troubles have more more than two major coronary Reports recently put heart-dis- blood pressure, adversely heart attacks and strokes than arteries, bypass surgery will ease prevention and treatment affects blood lipids, causes calmer, more cheerful types. be required. With less severe insulin resistance and pro- under the microscope and 6. Drink a little, but blockages, immediate angio- duces substances that inflame offered these 10 low-drug or don’t smoke. Drinking a little plasty is not a good idea. It Save your cash the arteries. CR health experts bit of alcohol -- one drink a no-drug tips for a healthy advise that the critical point is triggers a heart attack in 1 to 2 heart: day for women, one or two a percent of patients. Instead, a waist measurement of 40 day for men -- can raise HDL 1. Eat plenty of fiber and inches or more for men, or 35 treat the angina with weight for baby’s college good fat. New research sug- (good) cholesterol and reduce loss, exercise and stopping inches for women, regardless inflammation and blood clots. gests that inflammation of the of height. smoking, and with cardiovas- arteries may be as big a risk But more than that can cause cular medications. 4. Huff and pump. heart problems. As for smok- education factor for heart disease as Name a cardiac risk factor, 10. Know all the symp- clogging with cholesterol ing, don’t. Cigarette smokers toms. Almost everyone knows and regular aerobic and have twice the heart-attack DEAR SARA: I just found out that I’m pregnant, and deposits. According to CR, a strength exercise can improve that chest pain and shortness I want to be prepared for baby expenses. I don’t see the high-fiber diet featuring plen- risk of nonsmokers. of breath are symptoms of it -- including arterial inflam- 7. Ask about CRP need to spend a lot of money, but it’s difficult to pinpoint ty of beneficial fats proved mation. Updated recommen- heart attacks, but so is pain or better at controlling that dam- numbers. Elevated levels of discomfort in the jaw, neck or where frugality stops and excess begins. It’s such an excit- dations from the American ing time. Can you offer a few frugal baby tips? -- Rachel, aging inflammation than the Heart Association and the C-reactive protein, or CRP, back. Other symptoms include standard low-fat diet in a American College of Sports serve as a marker for artery feeling weak or lightheaded e-mail recent clinical trial. Good Medicine call for at least 30 inflammation, even for those and discomfort in the arms or DEAR RACHEL: Congratulations! There are many sources of fiber include fruits, minutes of moderate-intensity who have no other symptoms. shoulders. Upon experiencing choices and decisions when it comes to baby supplies and legumes, nuts, whole grains aerobic activity, such as brisk Ask a doctor for the inexpen- any of these symptoms, CR gear. and vegetables. walking, five days a week, or sive blood test for CRP when recommends calling 911 for One thing I would not be frugal on is safety, so keep 2. Avoid cholesterol and 20 minutes of vigorous activi- cholesterol is checked. an ambulance to the emer- 8. When being treated, that in mind when buying products. I don’t recommend salt. Anyone diagnosed with ty, such as jogging, three days gency room; getting treatment buying a secondhand car seat unless you know it has not an elevated level of LDL (bad) a week. According to CR, avoid CT angiography. CR within an hour can greatly cholesterol should consume strength training, in addition reports that this high-tech test increase the chances of a good been compromised. If you purchase secondhand gear such less than 200 milligrams of to improving overall fitness, uses an ultrafast CT scanner to recovery. as high chairs, toys and playpens, be sure to check for cholesterol a day, the amount improves fat-burning capacity create a three-dimensional Visit the Consumer Reports manufacturer recalls. You can find that information on the in one egg yolk, 8 ounces of by increasing muscle mass. image of coronary arteries. Web site at www.consumerre- U.S. Consumer Product and Safety Commission’s Web skinless chicken breast or 10 5. Calm down. However, it rarely provides ports.org. Copyright 2008, site at www.cpsc.gov. ounces of lean sirloin. Negative emotions, such as any useful information for Consumers Union, Inc. DIAPERING: Consider using cloth diapers. They’re 3. Lose the gut. Even for stress or panic attacks, trigger people without symptoms Distributed by Newspaper not for everyone, but they have Velcro enclosures now individuals who are not signif- the release of hormones that such as angina, while expos- Enterprise Assn. that make them fairly convenient. Liners make changing much easier. If you opt for disposable diapers, register on manufacturer lists to receive coupons (these are often available at your doctor’s office) and ask around for dia- 401(k) regulation needs improvement per coupons. You can make homemade baby wipes by cut- The federal government is moving share balances and share prices,” I wrote, ting a roll of heavy-duty paper towels in half (or your own toward improved disclosure of fees paid “demonstrating that they are perfectly cloth wipes by using flannel and sherpa or baby wash- by investors. It’s a baby step in the right Truth about able to provide account-specific informa- direction. tion.” cloths) and adding 2 cups water, 2 tablespoons baby oil Proposed rule changes regarding dis- money Failing to provide complete disclosure and baby wash. closure of fees were announced recently By Ric Edelman of all fees and expenses directly on state- CLOTHING: Ask around and see whether anyone has by two federal agencies: the Securities ments does a tremendous disservice to any baby clothes they don’t need. You can save a lot of and Exchange Commission (for mutual consumers. Eighty-three percent of par- money if you’re willing to clothe your baby in second- funds) and the U.S. Department of ticipants in 401(k) plans don’t know how hand clothing from friends, thrift stores, consignment Labor’s Employee Benefits Security dard practice of reporting fees and much they pay in fees and expenses, shops and garage sales. Babies grow quickly, so be prac- Administration (for 401(k) plans). according to a Government expenses as a percentage of fund assets. tical when it comes to newborns. For example, sleepers The SEC said its proposal would Accountability Office report issued last That’s not much help for the many require that mutual-fund investors be October. Mutual-fund investors are kept instead of fancy outfits would be money spent wisely. provided “a concise, plain English sum- investors who are unable to translate per- equally ignorant of the recurring fees Remember that newborns don’t need shoes. That’s a want, mary of key information about a mutual centages into the specific charges they they pay. not a need. Clothing options are even greater online, fund’s investment objectives, strategies, pay in their own accounts. It’s time for the regulators to end this where you can swap clothes and buy new and used clothes costs and risks.” The Labor Department’s The SEC and the DOL invited the pub- nonsense and require complete, up-front inexpensively at places such as Freecycle.org, eBay.com lic to submit comments on the proposed proposal strives for “enhanced disclosure and regular disclosure of fees to the fund and swapthing.com. for participants in 401(k) plans of their rule changes, and I was happy to oblige. customers who are paying them. In letters to both agencies, I applauded Once your baby has outgrown them, you can swap them plan provider’s compensation and poten- The full text of my letter to the SEC is or resell them. Stay organized and make a list of basic tial conflicts of interest.” their efforts, calling their proposals valu- posted on the SEC Web site at Those are lofty sounding words, but able and worthy of implementation. www.sec.gov/comments/s7-28- nursery necessities to prevent impulse purchases. they fall short of correcting the deficien- However, I wrote that the proposals don’t 07/s72807-23.pdf. FEEDING: Consider breast-feeding instead of bottle- cies in current disclosure policies. What go far enough. Financial Adviser Ric Edelman is the feeding. If you prefer to bottle-feed, be sure to register both proposals are really talking about is I urged the regulators to take the next author of several best-selling books with the formula company for free samples or ask your publishing some additional information common-sense step: Require mutual about personal finance, including obstetrician for samples. You can also make your own in fund prospectuses or other documents. funds and 401(k) plans to disclose all “Ordinary People, Extraordinary baby food. I recommend the book “Super Baby Food” by That simply is not sufficient, as the aver- costs -- in dollars and cents -- on each Wealth” and “Discover the Wealth investor’s monthly, quarterly and annual Ruth Yaron (F.J. Roberts, 1998). If you plan to buy baby age investor never reads a prospectus. Within You.” You can e-mail him at food, use coupons to lower the cost. And when it comes to the fees you pay, statements. (That is our policy for clients [email protected]. Copyright neither proposal will improve the stan- of my firm.) “Funds already provide 2008, Newspaper Enterprise Assn. UNECESSARY ITEMS: It’s easy to splurge on baby items. If you want to stay on budget, don’t forget that some items just aren’t necessary. You don’t need a wipes warmer, diaper genie, tons of baby toys, baby detergent or Patents in hand, inventor looks for investor even a changing table, if you think about it. However, only you can decide what you don’t want to live without. DEAR BRUCE: I have obtained the entire balance of the first check, Sara Noel is the owner of Frugal Village (www.fru- two patents for a product that I have SMART MONEY plus the second. As a consequence, I galvillage.com), a Web site that offers practical, money- developed. Getting the patents seems was without funds for eight days. The saving strategies for everyday living. To send tips, com- to have been the easy part. Do you BY BRUCE WILLIAMS company did refund the money, but I have any suggestions as to how and don’t think it refunded anything. I ments or questions, write to Sara Noel, c/o United Media, where I may be able to find a compa- think it took my money with its dou- 200 Madison Ave., 4th Floor, New York, NY 10016, or e- ny that would be willing to discuss the ble mistake. I just wanted to be cer- mail [email protected]. Copyright 2008, possibility of licensing the patents for tain that my coverage didn’t lapse. Newspaper Enterprise Assn. a royalty fee? -- Reader, via e-mail DEAR M.I.: First of all, who is the “closing attorney”? Who is paying for Was there anything else I could have DEAR READER: Getting a patent done? -- Reader, via e-mail is definitely the easy part when it him? With whom does his loyalty lie? Most lenders would have the buyer DEAR READER: The first thing comes to most inventions. The patent you could have done: Apprize your office is loaded with ideas that never pay for the bank’s attorney to protect PUZZLE ANSWERS the bank’s interests. You need an agent of the problem, and let him deal hit the marketplace. Now that the with the insurance company. He could patents are yours, you can approach attorney who protects your interests, any company out there. Getting some- because yours and the lender’s goals have assured you (in writing) that one to listen is another matter. often diverge. For example, there may there would be no interruption of cov- Frequently, the difficulty is persuad- be zoning considerations, and while erage because of the mistake. Writing ing someone about the viability of the the value may not be affected, your the checks, you effectively set your- idea. You could manufacture your plans for the property could be mate- self up. You must realize that, in this invention and then take it to market -- rially affected. I want my guy to do computer world, people are only but this method requires substantial the search and arrange for title insur- punching in numbers; it’s nothing capital. If you can demonstrate the ance. Only a fool would purchase or personal. Sounds as if it was straight- product will sell without incredible sell real estate without representation ened out rather expeditiously. In the amounts of advertising, many compa- by someone whose only loyalty is to future, instead of firing off checks, nies may be interested. Ideas alone the buyer alone. turn the problem over to your agent -- are a nickel each -- and usually over- DEAR BRUCE: I recently paid that’s what he is paid for. Let him earn priced. It is a difficult task; however, my homeowners insurance for one his commissions. if you are successful, the rewards can year. The insurance company appar- Send your questions to: Smart be outstanding. ently punched in the wrong numbers, Money, P.O. Box 2095, Elfers, FL DEAR BRUCE: You always say and it took a lot less money out of my 34680. E-mail to: bruce@brucewil- to retain a lawyer when buying a checking account. I immediately sub- liams.com. Questions of general house. Why? What specifically tracted what they had taken and sent interest will be answered in future should the lawyer do that the closing them a second check, because I didn’t columns. Owing to the volume of attorney isn’t already doing? -- M.I., want to jeopardize my insurance. The mail, personal replies cannot be pro- via e-mail bank discovered its mistake and took vided.

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309-08 310-08 Use the form supplied in the contract docu- LOST & 5-4/08 5-4/08 Each bidder must complete, sign, and furnish, ments. If no such list is submitted, it will be PUBLIC NOTICE 30 FOUND NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE TO BIDDERS with his bid, a "Certification of Nonsegregated assumed that the contractor will do all the Facilities", a statement entitled "Bidders work herein specified. 001-08 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Zon- Notice is hereby given that the Anderson Val- Statement on Previous Contracts Subject to 05-04/08 ing Administrator of the City of Ukiah, Califor- ley Community Services District (AVCSD), lo- EEO Clause", and "Assurance of Disadvan- It is expressly understood and agreed that PUBLIC NOTICE + nia will hold a public hearing regarding the fol- cated in Mendocino County, State of Califor- taged Business Enterprise Participation", all this bid shall have the following documents The Ukiah Police lowing cases on May 15, at 2:00 pm in Con- nia, hereby invites sealed proposals of bids addendum, etc., as contained in the Bid Pro- completed, all of which are incorporated into Department receives ference Room 1, Ukiah civic Center, 300 for the following work to be done according to posal, and Statement of Good Faith Effort for and made a part hereof: numerous items of Free Barn Cats plans and specifications on file, adopted Local Hire. Each bidder must supply all the in- Seminary Avenue, Ukiah, California, at which found property on a So many barns, too therefore, to wit: formation required by the bid documents and 1. Completely executed Proposal, signed and time all persons appearing in regard to these continual basis. If you many mice. specifications. dated have lost items within Adopt a barn cat matters will be heard. It has been determined TAXIWAY & APRON IMPROVEMENTS 2. Bidder's Statement of Subcontractors the Ukiah city limits and life will be nice. that these cases are Categorically Exempt BOONVILLE AIRPORT This is a Federal Aid Project and all bids must 3. Bidder's Bond within the past 90 from the California Environmental Quality Act. FAA AIP PROJECT NO. 3-06-0299-03 be based upon rates and wages at least as 4. Signed Addendum, if any Shots, spayed or days, you may check neutered, not ag- 1. Minor Variance 08-12 to allow the drive- high as the minimum rates established by the 5. Bidder's Statement of Financial Responsi- to determine if it has Sealed proposals for the above-mentioned Secretary of Labor as included in the Specifi- bility, Technical Ability and Experience gressive, just shy. way parking located in the front and side yard been turned in as Call A.V. Rescue setbacks to count as the required on-site work will be received at the office of the Gen- cations. Prevailing wage rates for California found property by eral Manager at the Anderson Valley Com- shall be paid to all classifications of labor as Any and all Addenda to the Plans and Specifi- and give it a try. calling 463-6259. parking. Applicant/Owner: Brian and Judy munity Services District, 14281 Hwy 128, required by the laws of the State of California. cations will be issued by FedEx or mail ONLY 489-5207 or Corcoran. Location: 1106 W. Church St, Boonville, CA 95415 until 1:00 o'clock p.m. The proposed Contract is under and subject to bidders who have received a set of Plans 468-5218 Ukiah, APN 001-211-06 on the 28th day of May, 2008 at which time to Executive Order 11246 of September 24, and Specifications from Wadell Engineering NOTICES 2. Minor Variance 08-05 to allow two varian- they will publicly opened and read aloud. It is 1965, and to the Equal Opportunity Clause. Corporation acting on behalf of the Anderson 10 the bidder’s responsibility to ensure that said The EEO requirements, labor provisions and Valley Community Services District. The Dis- Celebrate Recovery ces to accommodate a proposed duplex. The & Crossroads first variance would allow a reduction in the bid is received by the General Manager prior wage rates are included in the specifications trict will not be responsible for issuance of to the aforementioned designated date and bid documents and are available for in- any Addenda to other bidders. Christian Church Present side yard setbacks to less than 10’ and the and time. spection at the Department of Public Serv- second to allow relief from required on-site PraiseFest ‘08 Hello I am a spunky, ices. The successful bidder and all subcontractors very sweet female parking requirements. Applicant/Owner Mi- The work in the contract is included in Airport must have a valid business license before the at the Spring Festival Fox Terrier. I was chael and Annie Wabin. Location: 327 Mill Improvement Program Project No. 3-06-0299- No bid will be accepted from a Contractor commencement of work. found on the 400 Ukiah Fairgrounds Street, Ukiah APN -001-304-02. 03 which is being undertaken and accom- who has not been licensed in accordance block of E. Side Ca- Saturday, June 7 Please pass this notice on to your neighbors, plished by the Anderson Valley Community with the provisions of Chapter 9 of Division 3 Dated pella Rd. The person Noon to 8 p.m. friends, or other interested parties. You are Services District in accordance with the terms of the Business and Professions Code. Con- Dawn Emery Ballantine who brought me in and conditions of a financial grant agreement tractor shall possess a Class "A” (General En- General Manager A celebration of encouraged to discuss these projects with, thought I had been between the District and the United States, gineering) or other license qualifying the bid- contemporary dumped. How could express any view you may have, submit writ- under the Airport and Airway Safety and Ca- der to bid as a prime contractor, prior to Publish Dates: 05/04/2008 Christian music by it be possible that ten comments, or request additional informa- pacity Expansion Act of 1987. award of contract as approved by Council. 7 local church someone would set tion from the City Planning Department by worship bands me down near a busy contacting Associate Planner Jennifer Faso at The work consists in general of airfield grad- The Anderson Valley Community Services 303-08 Sponsored by road and drive off? 5-4/08 (707) 463-6206, 300 Seminary Avenue, ing, paving and paint marking. District reserves the right to reject any or all Ukiah Music Center If my people do not proposals and to waive any informality in pro- NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING & Holes In The Wall find me I can be Ukiah, California, during regular business Each bidder must supply all the information posals received. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the adopted on 5/6. If hours, Monday through Friday. required by the bid documents and specifica- Planning Commission of the City of Ukiah, Show Support & you know me please s/Charley Stump, Director tions. Each bid shall be in accordance with the California will hold a public hearing on the Appreciation for come to the Ukiah plans and specifications adopted therefore, case below at 6:00 PM or soon thereafter on Our Troops Shelter at 298 Plant The requirements of 49 CFR Part 26, Regula- submitted on the proposal form furnished and Wednesday, May 14, 2008 in the Council




Rd or call Sage at 308-08 tions of the U.S. Department of Transporta- accompanied by a certified or cashier's check Chambers, Ukiah Civic Center, 200 Seminary 467-6453 5-4/08 tion, apply to this contract. It is the policy of or bidder's bond made payable to the Ander- Avenue, Ukiah, California, at which time all Proclamation for National Military the Anderson Valley Community Services son Valley Community Services District, for persons appearing in regard to this matter will NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING (active & veterans) District to practice nondiscrimination based an amount equal to at least ten percent (10%) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the be heard. Appreciation on race, color, sex or national origin in the of that amount of the bid, such guaranty to be Planning Commission of the City of Ukiah, 1. Use Permit 07-27 for single-family Month for award or performance of this contract. All forfeited should the bidder to whom the con- dwelling; Joy and Kim Vagt; 1451 Low Gap California will hold a public hearing on May Mendocino Co. firms qualifying under this solicitation are en- tract is awarded fail to enter into the contract Road, Ukiah, lying south of Low Gap Road I am not lost. I was 14, 2008 and consider acting on a Use Permit couraged to submit bids/proposals. within ten (10) days after notification of the about 1/3 mile west of its intersection with On agenda dumped! I was tied to filed by the Mendocino County Rural Murals award of contract to the bidder and shall dili- Despina Road (APN 001-020-70) in Single May 6, 2008 the porch of a house at 11 a.m. Project. The Planning Commission will con- Award of this contract will be conditioned gently prosecute the work to completion on or Family Residential/Hillside District (R-1/H); on Talmage Rd. Board of duct the public hearing at its regularly sched- upon satisfying the requirements of this sec- before the expiration of thirty (30) calendar and adoption of Environmental Negative Dec- about 6 pm 5/1. How tion. These requirements apply to all days after the notice to proceed with con- Supervisors uled meeting on May 14, 2008 at 6:00p.m. or laration. Board Chambers could people treat me bidders/offerors, including those who qualify struction. Please share this notice with others. Written 501 Low Gap Rd. this way? I am a as soon thereafter as practical. The Rural Mu- as a disadvantaged business enterprise comments and questions should be directed Room 1070 mostly white male rals Project is proposing to paint murals in (DBE). There is no DBE contract goal for this For any moneys earned by the Contractor to Senior Planner Pamela Townsend, City of Come join us to med-sized terrier mix. three locations. 1.) 398 W. Smith St. Ukiah, contract. The bidder/offeror shall make good and withheld by the Anderson Valley Com- Ukiah Planning Department, (707) 463-6207, support passing of I am about 4 years If faith efforts, as defined in Appendix A, 49 munity Services District to ensure the per- APN 002-176-07 2.) 705 N. State St., Ukiah, 300 Seminary Avenue, Ukiah, California, dur- this proclamation. you know my story APN 002-092-13 3.) 303 N. Main St., Ukiah, CFR Part 26, to subcontract to DBE firms, as formance of the contract, the Contractor may,




please call Sage at defined in 49 CFR Part 26. at his request and expense, substitute securi- ing regular bsuiness hours, Monday through APN 008-151-19. It has been determined that 467-6453. I will be The apparent successful competitor will be ties equivalent to the amount withheld in the Friday. GI Mom’s & looking to find a new this project is Categorically Exempt from the required to submit the following information: form and manner and subject to the condi- s/Charley Stump, Director Friends home on 5/7. California Environmental Quality Act. The Ru- 1. the names and addresses of DBE firms tions provided in Section 22300 of the Public ral Murals Project is a component of the Men- that will participate in the contract; Contracts Code of the State of California. 295-08 Tired of contracts LOST RV/Tomki blk docino County Department of Public Health 2. a description of the work that each DBE 4-29,5-4/08 and yearly dues? Try neut. male dog, long Alcohol and Drug Program and Prevention firm will perform; Plans and specifications may be obtained Jazzercise! 307 N. body, short legs Services. The Planning Commission wel- 3. the dollar amount of the participation of from Wadell Engineering Corporation, 1350 PUBLIC NOTICE Main St. M-F 6AM; 45lbs, friendly, w/hurt paw.Needs meds! each DBE firm participating; Bayshore Highway, Suite 690, Burlingame, The Board of Directors of the Ukiah Valley M-Th 5:30 PM 391- comes public participation in the public hear- 4. Written documentation of the bidder/offer- CA 94010-1838 (650-348-5010) for a non-re- Reward! 485-5895 ing. All interested persons may attend and Fire District will conduct a public hearing to 6466 or's commitment to use a DBE subcontractor fundable fee of $75 payable to Wadell Engi- consider adoption of a Capital Fire Facility participate in the public hearing. Information whose participation it submits to meet the neering Corporation. and Equipment Plan and to request that the 15 minutes regarding the murals may be obtained by contract goal; LOST & Board of Supervisors for the County of Men- ‘til prime time... 5. Written confirmation from the DBE that it is The contractor shall submit a list of the name FOUND contacting Planning and Community Depart- docino implement fire mitigation fees on be- 30 participating in the contract as provided in the and address of each subcontractor and the ment Staff at (707) 463-6206, between the half of the Fire District. Do you know commitment made under (4); portion of the work, which each subcontractor FOUND set of keys hours of 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m., Monday The Board of Directors will meet and conduct where your 6. if the contract goal is not met, evidence of will do. The list shall be submitted by the bid- w/ jeep remote on ON TV Guide is? through Friday. good faith efforts, as described in appendix A der with the proposal. the public hearing on Wednesday, May 14, N. Dora St. ON TV Guide inside s/Charley Stump, Director 2008 at 7 P.M. The Ukiah Daily to 49 CFR Part 26. 467-1877 Journal LOCATION: 1500 South State Street, Ukiah Every Sunday THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL SUNDAY, MAY 4, 2008 -B-5

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Apply@50 Bransomb DEA required. $2500 sign-on bonus $3,889-$4,727 mo Applicants need to Excel. career oppor- GENERAL ● Intensive via Robot I was walking down to MBC Construction, Office 485-5168 Rd.., Layt. Visit P.O. Box 2739 equiv. have at least 1 spare tunity, sales exp.,will- ● Competitive salary Covelo Rd thinking of PO Box 927, Rwd. Cell 489-0022 www.longvalley.org. Ukiah, Ca. 95482 MANAGER Generous Retirement bdrm to house a child ing to train, bilingual & benefits for up to 30 days. going to the river for Vly., CA 95470. Fax Call Anne Gary @ Applicants must and Benefit Package helpful. Resumes to MAKE A Post Office Frank R. Howard Guaranteed monthly a swim on that hot 707-485-1323 984-6137 x 146 for submit an applica- [email protected] DIFFERENCE IN Now Hiring! Memorial Hospital allotment. Generous day, 4/25. Luckily be- details. Deadline tion! Come in & Willits, CA Vacation Accrual Instructional THE LIFE OF A Avg Pay $20/ hr, $57 increase upon place- fore a car hit me I BOOKKEEPER 5-27-08, 5 pm. EOE K/yr, incl. Fed ben, OT. apply or call The Apply Online: adjusted for current ment. Income tax-ex- Paraprofessional CHILD! JOIN THE was picked up and Exp. in Quickbooks Placed by adSource not Human Resource WWW.Howardhospital.org city or county gov’t empt. Exp. with chil- (Instructional Aide) TRINITY TEAM! Mfg. firm looking for brought to the Ukiah for AP/AR/PR, etc. aff w/ USPS who hires. Department Call: 707-456-3184 employees dren req. Parents will needed for pvt. NPS Trinity Youth purch./inv. control Shelter. I am a young Fax resume w/ref. to 1-866-292-1387 @ 707-984-6800 ext. receive training, + So- school (North Haven) Services-Ukiah clerk with min. of 1 SEASONAL LA- cial Worker, in-home adult male shepherd 707-743-2809. Property Manager & 100. Deadline for ac- Req CA certification located in Ukiah. A social service yr. Exp. Must be BORER CITY OF support & respite. mix and boy am I a Maintenance Super- cepting applications as an Alcohol & Drug Case Managers En- Must be 21 yrs old, agency serving motvated self starter FORT BRAGG Need 1 or 2-parent nice dog. Someone is visor. RCHDC, a is June 23rd @ 5 pm. Counselor and 2 yrs try/Adv pos. in-prison with H.S. diploma or abused & neglected w/comp. exp. Exp. in Performs semi-skilled homes, with 1 parent probably heart bro- well-established non- of exp in substance home full time. Home t pgm in Solano. Exp GED equivalency, AA youth in a Residen- industrial parts/equip. REGIONAL tasks in construction ken that I lost them. profit housing corp., abuse counseling. with no more than 1 w/crim. justice, degree preferred. tial Treatment Cam- a+. Fax resume to SERVICE PROVID- repair, installation So if you know my grp/indiv. counsel. Must provide proof of 707-462-5578 is seeking a FT Prop- biological child consid- pus is looking for ER for Dish Network and maintenance of ered. Retirees invited lost people please Fax Resume 415- erty Manager for Description and degree/diploma. Fax CHILD CARE City public works fa- to apply. Contact TLC have them call Sage P/T Security Guard HUD/USDA-RD Apt. has immediate open- application 492-0244. resume to: (877) 382- WORKERS. cilities, buildings and 707-463-1100 at 467-6453. If I do & Events Staff Community in Ukiah. ings for satellite in- www.co.lake.ca.us CNA/HHA/EXP. 7617 Ref: IP EOE. CCW is responsible grounds. Temporary Lic#236800809 not find them I am Pay DOE, Management experi- stallation technicians EOE Caregivers JOB for the daily care & position of 40 ready to find a new 463-1733 ence required. FT with experience in Apply By 5/16/08 Winery Mainte- needed in Ukiah/Wil- ANNOUNCEMENT supervision of cli- hours/week, human family. PARKS/GOLF Maintenance Super- nance Mechanic. lits area for assisting Cahto Tribe of ents & living condi- Ukiah. We offer full THERAPIST SERVICE visor requires entry- $10.00/hour. Applica- Bottling line & facility. clients with home Laytonville tions. Swing & benefits, 401K, week- Tapestry Family WORKER: level plumbing & tions available at City Exciting opportunity care. Excellent refer- EPA Director - F/T Night shifts availa- end work required. Services $3,059-$3,719/mo; electrical skills. Ca. Hall, 416 N. Franklin for the right person. ences, clean DMV, Housing Director - ble. Starting at Must have valid driv- Provides indiv/family FT w/bene’s; Per- Drivers License & In- Street, fort Bragg, CA Hopland. Send Valid CDL. Reliability F/T $9.40/hr. On-call ers license and clean therapy & case forms maintenance surance. Apt+Sal+ 95437, (707) 961- resume to jobs@ a must. Caring and For application & $9/hr. Must be 21 mgmt for children & on parks, golf benefits. Teams and DMV. Own work 2823, or visit our rackandriddle.com compassionate indi- jobs desc. please yrs old. Excellent families. Great team course, playground Individuals welcome truck required (com- website at city.for- viduals encouraged call 707-984-6197 benefits, including and benefits. Li- SERVICES equip., & other rec- to apply. Call 707 pensation provided) tbragg.com. Recruit- to apply. Hiring bo- Fax: 707-984-6201 medical, dental, vi- censed or Regis- 200 OFFERED reational & land- 463-1975 ext. 0. Or fax all resumes to ment open until posi- nus, mileage reim- Application deadline sion, tuition reim- tered Intern. $25- LANDSCAPING, all scaped areas & fa- download from (559)256-6778 or tion filled. My dear friend, a bursement and a May 9, 2008 bursement & FREE 30/hr. 463-3300 or yard work, dump cilities for the City of www.rchdc.org open EOE/AA/Drug Free competitive wage. email icardenas@ resume to: TFS, 290 young brown and co-op child care. Ukiah. Complete job Workplace. runs, reasonable white Australian Kel- Little Caesars Shak- until filled. abosbusiness.com E. Gobbi St., Ukiah. Please call us at 1- Must pass pre-em- description w/spe- rates! 468-9159. pi, thought it was 877-964-2001, or fax erboarders needed. ployment physical, RECORDS CLERK Come have fun in the cial reqs. & applica- time for us to take a resume to 707-964- drug test & back- needed for pvt. NPS vacation. I am an old- sun! Apply @ 180 tion avail at 300 5557. ground check. Seminary Ave, School (North Haven) er guy (about 12) and Ford Rd. Must be 18. APPLY AT thought after all these DIESEL Ukiah, CA or www. located in Ukiah. The LOOKING FOR 915 W. Church St. Deep Valley Security years that was a MECHANIC cityofukiah.com. RC is responsible for SERVERS, COOKS, Ukiah or fax great idea. So off we 3 years exp. Good kitchen help & cater- Deadline: 5/13/08. a wide variety of sec- A division of Vogt’s Communication Services resume went on 5/1 to the wages & benefits. ing. Apply at Crushed EOE retarial and technical 877-382-7617 COMMERCIAL & RESIDENTIAL Ukiah Airport to 462-6721 Grape Grille 13500 duties. Req: A H.S. www.trinityys.org check out the flights. Direct Care Work Hwy 101 in Hopland Diploma or GED; ELECTRONIC • Service & Installation Little did we know EOE PROTECTION No Experience Looking for Work? some college prefer- BY • Surveillance Camera that dogs are not wel- Needed!! come on the runway. Have you been laid Med office recept. red. Previous exp. in Morning, evening, DEEP • Access Control & Silent Alarm Now we are in the off? We may be able Comp/people/multi- Pediatric/Adolescent a school setting is a Ukiah shelter. I am a graveyard. Drug test to help? Whether you task skills nec. PT Physician: plus. Must provide VALLEY • 24-Hour Alarm Monitoring black Retriever with required, no test for need help after a lay w/FT pos. (30+ h/wk) Diagnose, assess, proof of degree/diplo- SECURITY • UL & CSFM Listed Equipment cannabis, good DMV. long hair and sad off, retraining in a Send res to SSR, and treat a variety of ma. Fax resume to: Personal care, cook- (707) 462-5200 • Burglar & Fire Alarms eyes and a grey muz- new occupation, find- 759 S. State St. #32 ailments specific to 877-382-7617 Ref: RC ing, cleaning, driving • Cellular zle. Please if you ing a job, or help with TEACHERS 08/09 Ref:SBS-RC EOE and providing living pediatric patients. 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Choose from different plans, both single and two-story with garbage pd, •New Construction P.O. Box 389 Calpella, CA 95418 in the Termite Business! architectural detail smart floor plans with 3-car garage. Starting at PV Realty Inc. 237-1229. Avl. now •Remodels Call for appointment $570,000. Open Friday thru Monday 1pm - 5pm. w/washer & dryer General Contractor, Lic #752409 743.1010 •Foundations Structural Pest Control, Lic #OPR9000 485-7829 462-8600 Charming 2bd2ba. For more information please call 707-462-2825. Avail now. Fen. yd. 2BD/1BA UPSTAIRS TONI PAOLI-BATES Garbocci - Van Housen Realty Kelly Vogel - Tellstrom Deck, frplc WD HU, Loan Officer Flat. Water & Gar- AC, Talmage area, (707) 462-4608 Mona Falgout (707) 272-1650 bage pd. NP, no sec credit ck, ref. N/S/ 1(800) 55-PAOLI Realtor® 950-A Waugh Lane 8 $825/mo 477-6183 D/Sec. 8. $1300/mo. Fax (707) 462-5746 I Go the Extra Mile! 950-A Waugh Lane Ukiah, CA 95482 2bdrm. 1 ba. apt. + dep. 707-468-0429 707-272-5887 Ukiah, CA 95482 [email protected] INVESTMENTS • MORTGAGES • REAL ESTATE LOANS Pool, carport, Great views $1500 INVESTMENTS • MORTGAGES • REAL ESTATE LOANS www.paolimortgage.com $825 + dep. /mo 3bd2 ba. cent ht. NS NP468-5426 Wd. stv. W/D, deck, Carol Myer, Agent This space is This space is Available NOW in & more or studio CPCU, CLU, ChFC Lic. ODO5161 Willits... 2bd Apts. $700/mo. or both available available Spacious & Afforda- $2100. N/S/P 486-7193 State Farm Fire and Casualty Co. (707) 462-6701 Office Home Office: Bloomington, Illinois Call 468-3513 Call 468-3513 Karen ble. We are an IT’S GARDENING 400 E. Gobbi St., Ukiah, CA 95482 (707) 481-6622 Cell Off: 707-462-4936 (707) 462-6703 Fax Clark-Gulyas Equal Housing TIME Fax: 707-462-7158 For more Info Mortgage Loan For more Info [email protected] Specialist/Agent Opportunity Com- Small (250 sq ft). A munity. Must be In- frame house for rent come Qualified. Call in Comptche w/pvt. Judy for details @ garden area on pft. 707-459-6558 20 ac.; w/20’x35’ Ukiah Willits Property metal bldg. perfect Available NOW in for small business 495-A E. Perkins St. 284 S. Main St. Management Willits...2bd apts. owner, 215 friendly. Spacious & afforda- 1st & last mos. rent + 707-468-0423 707-459-3223 (704 Willow707-468-0463 Avenue) ble. We are an sec. $3000/mo., long Equal Housing term, lease consid- Opportunity Com- ered. Call 714-482- www.c21lesryan.com munity. Must be 7279. Income Qualified. KELSEYVILLE Cute, e-mail: [email protected] Call Judy for details vintage 2bd, 1ba Les Ryan Realty @ 707-459-6233 w/yard & creek, hdwd Se Habla Español Cute 1 BD, close to flrs. New kit./ba on 2 1-800-232-3188 town. No sec. 8 NP ac. Exc. loc. Only 1/2 Each office independently owned & operated $625 + dep. hr to Ukiah!! $850/mo 472-0322 621-1936 THESE HOMES MAY BE PURCHASED USING THE NEHEMIAH DOWN PAYMENT Deluxe 2bd 1 ba. Lakept Elegant hm ASSISTANCE PROGRAM NEHEMIAH LENDER WILL BE AVAILABLE FOR QUESTIONS. Hdwd./tile flrs. lrg 2/1 lake-access Upstairs. $925/mo. $1,075. incl wsg +sec (SEE THE ARTICLE IN THIS WEEK’S ON THE MARKET) Pool, lndry, carport. 1-877-484-7939. 463-2134 Lrg. 2bdrm. 2 ba. S. Sun., May 4, 12:00-2:00pm OPEN HOUSE, Sun., May 4, 12:00-2:00pm Spacious 2bd. Pool. Ukiah. Fen. yd. cent OPEN HOUSE, OPEN HOUSE, Sun., May 4, 1:00-3:00pm H20, trash pd. $850/ Gas Ht. + 2 wd stvs. 214 Bourbon Lane 1661 Alicante Lane 1425 Madrone Drive (off Lovers Lane or Low Gap to Despina, north to Zinfandel to Alicante) $900. N/P. Carport. Older Adobe (S on Dora past Grace Hudson School, west on Bourbon) (off Knob Hill) 462-6075 style. $1050/mo. Se habla espanol. E. Fine Agt. 272-4057 New 3bd3ba. w/ office. 3 car gar. Rent 320 DUPLEXES or poss. lease. $2350 3bd/1.5bth Ukiah /mo. 707-490-5988 tnhse w/ fireplace, Sml. 2bdrm. 1 ba. w/d hkup, garage, house. Gar. deck, $1200/mo $1600dep Talmage. $1200 + 707/433-6688 sec. 707-391-2015 Hosted by: Bud Thompson Hosted by: Russ Tow Don’t Undersell Me! I may be smaller in stature but Oversized lot, scenic views, 3 bdrm, 1.5 bath recently Hosted by: Tina Nelson appreciate these important qualities: location, lot size, painted inside and out. Sewer, Willow water, ample Beauty is not only skin deep. Oversized lot, upgrades detailed remodel added together equal tranquility for the If each day is less ful- parking. Flexible financing for the right buyer. throughout. 3 bdrm, 2 bath, natural gas, double price. Highly sought after Rogina Heights area. Submit $355,000 garage, HUGE backyard. See to appreciate. $399,000 offers! Reduced to $334,900 filling than the last and you find yourself OPEN HOUSE, Sun., May 4, 11:00-1:00pm OPEN HOUSE, Sun., May 4, 11:00-1:00pm OPEN HOUSE, Sun., May 4, 2:00-4:00pm 560 Donner Lane 800 Cromwell Drive 1160 N. Bush Street (S on Dora past Grace Hudson School, west on Bourbon) (Lake Mendocino Dr to E/S Calpella Road to Cromwell) (off Knob Hill) Bored with

Hosted by: Frances Owen your job? Thoughtful upgrades to a cared for 3 bdrm, 2 bath home in quiet neighborhood. Large lot with distance Hosted by: Anibal Fragoso mountain views. A new window lights up the dining & Delightful little 3 bdrm, 1 bath home on almost _ acre Hosted by: Anibal Fragoso kitchen areas. Ceiling fan, central air, vaulted ceiling, near town and Lake Mendocino. Large level corner lot Seller Says Sell! Affordable 2 bdrm, 1 bath home. skylight & several efficient upgrades. Double garage, with room for garden & kids. Detached single car Happy, clean, accessible home waiting for you to move barely able to stay wrap-around & partially covered deck, plenty of room garage with shop & covered patio. A great starter right in! Fenced yard with large deck, near schools and shopping. $305,000 awake through the for pets and vegetable garden. $320,000 home! $325,000 day, perhaps it’s time OPEN HOUSE, Sun., May 4, 2:00-3:30pm OPEN HOUSE, Sun., May 4, 11:00-1:30pm OPEN HOUSE, Sun., May 4, 11:00-1:00pm 164 Evans Street 240 S. Highland Avenue 290 Highland Avenue to consult The Ukiah (S on Dora past Grace Hudson School, west on Bourbon) (west on Perkins to end, left on Highland Ave) (Mill Street to Highland Avenue) Daily Journal Classified section. We have postings for area jobs that could help your day go by a little faster. Interested? Turn to the Classified Hosted by: Clint Hanks section and see what Views & quiet evenings on the expansive, newly Hosted by: Glenys Simmons Hosted by: Clint Hanks remodeled deck await an owner with vision & sense of Custom home on the westside of Ukiah. Wonderful we have for you Affordable priced 1,675 sq ft 4 bdrm, 1 bath home on history. Newly remodeled, solidly built home in Ukiah’s views, spacious living room with stone fireplace open to today. a large lot. Lots of possibilities with this property that’s premier Westside neighborhood. 3 bdrm, 2 bath with deck. Modern kitchen, master suite w/walk-in closet & zoned R-3. Centrally located in town. Come take a an extra 484 sq ft bonus room over garage. All on 1/2 soaking tub. Serene backyard and patio setting. look! Just $267,500 acre. $549,000 $735,000 590 S. School St. • 468-3500 THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL SUNDAY, MAY 4, 2008 -B-7

HOMES 330 FOR RENT 440 FURNITURE Potter Vly. 2bd1ba. Sofa-Lt. floral, $125. country home. Open 2 matching upholst. flr plan, deck, views, chairs $100. End ta- Open Houses & pet neg., $1200+ ble, $30 . All excel- dep. Eve Fishell RE lent cond. 462-9288. Services. 468-4380 460 APPLIANCES ROOMS Featured Properties 350 FOR RENT 42" LCD 720p Hi- Def TV. Shiny Room for rent in 3bd Black Bezel Finish. hse. w/ W/D, no pets. Thin & Lghtwght. Avail. 7-1 $650/mo, Sunday, May 4th, 11:00am-12:30pm Sunday, May 4th, 11:30am-1:00pm Bght new 5mths OPEN OPEN incl. util.367-0054. ago for 1400$ Sell HOUSE 525 Stella Drive, Ukiah HOUSE 3311 Zaina Lane, Ukiah WANTED TO for $800. . Model# 380 SHARE RENT Toshiba REGZA $475/mo + dep. 42HL67. Check bdrm in quiet home. Amazon 4 Specs & Util. incl. no smoking, photo & reviews. pets, drugs.621-0556 Pretty design, $349,000 $1,190,000 Hosted by Michelle Doyle, cell 367-4261 Amzing HDTV Hosted By: Lynne Grebil, cell 489-7450 • This Truly is a Dream Home! Sellers Will 3bd pri. kit, bth, & en- Pctre qlty. Several • Ready to Move In! Entertain All Offers! trance. $1000/mo, Connections for • 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath 1850+/-Sq.Ft. Home • 4 Bedroom, 4 Bath, 3645+/- Sq.Ft. $900/dep. +refs. any type of • Hardwood Floors, Granite Counters in • In Ground Pool with Outside Bathroom, Share util. 671-2553 hookup. Call Kitchen, Step Down into Sun Room, Koi Pond, Solarium and Sunroom Fem/prof. Your share Taylon 972-3942 and Remodeled Bath • Covered BBQ and Entertainment Patio $700/mo +bills. Full for an ? 's Willits • This Spacious Home is Located on a Great • Large Heated Shop with Bathroom use of lg. home. Corner Lot in a Nice Neighborhood • Additional Building Site is a Bonus! USED Bd/ba, 2nd rm APPLIANCES 485-6277 & FURNITURE. Sunday, May 4th, 1:30pm-3:00pm Featured Property NEW & USED Guaranteed. 485-1216 OPEN 2500 Blackhawk Drive, Willits 400 EQUIPMENT HOUSE 2750 Oak Court Road, Ukiah MOBILE BBQ COMPUTERS Smoker 9’x5’x3’ 475 smoker on 5’x12’ A New Computer trailer (Willits) $5,800 Now!! Brand name Lee (717)395-2375 PC/laptop. Bad or No credit ok. Low pay- $499,000 $419,000 ments. 1-800-961- Hosted By: Sally Tollini, cell 489-8844 • Park like setting tucked away on .5+/- Offered by Melissa Gribi, cell 391-3397 7754. acre lot in Ukiah • 3 Bed/2 Bath Manufactured Home BOATS 420 MISC. • 1580+/-Sq.Ft., 3 bedroom, 1 bath • Master Suite With Oversized Soak Tub 480 FOR SALE • Hardwood floors, updated kitchen, top of • HUGE Detached Shop w/ 200 Amp Electric the line appliances Service 12' alum. boat 80 GAL. FISH TANK • Central air/heat, gorgeous views from • Located On A Very Private 5 Acres Near 2.5hp Merc good w/oak cabinet. Every- remodeled bonus room, 2 car garage Willits & Ukiah cond $500/ both thing needed to set • Privacy, hot tub & plenty of room for a 468-8918 up $600 459-3268 garden! eves&wknds Featured Property Featured Property 25056-25070 Robin Place, Willits 110 Canyon Drive, Ukiah

SELZER REALTY $345,000 $335,000 Offered by Karena Jolley, cell 354-2999 Offered by Jeni Sobbizadeh, cell 272-4557 • Comfortable Home on a Great Sized Lot • Do Not Miss This Charming 2 Bedroom, 2 350 E. Gobbi St. Ukiah • 3 Bedroom, 1 Bath Home Features a 98% Energy 468-0411 Bath Home! Efficient Central Heat/Air System • Upgrades include: New Roof, Stained Deck, • Other Features Include: Newer Roof/Gutters, Formica Floors, Newer Stove and more! Freshly Painted, Fireplace, Separate Family APARTMENTS • Garage/Shop with Wood Stove and Over Room and Large Enclosed Pool/Patio Room 505-531 Capps Ln. – Sierra Garage Storage Area Great for Family Fun • A Perfect Park-Like Setting Near Greenbelt • Situated on a Large Beautifully Landscaped Lot with Plenty of Room to Garden and Entertain Sunset Apts. features 2 bd., 1 ba. with Many Hiking Trails units w/ pool & laundry facilities, lovely common areas, carports & Featured Property Featured Property more. $775-795/mo. 468 Beltrami Drive, Ukiah 28004 Poppy Drive, Willits 160 Oak Manor Ct. - Spacious 2 bd., 1 ba. downstairs apt. w/ stove, refrigerator, a/c & carport; conveniently located near park, Offered by Jeni Sobbizadeh, cell 272-4557 $469,500 • This 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath Features Tile $299,000 school & shopping. $795/mo. Flooring and Countertops, Gas Fireplace, Central Heat/Air, Upgraded Cabinetry, Offered by Karena Jolley, cell 354-2999 TOWNHOUSESTOWNHOMES and Dual Pane Windows • 2 Bedroom, 2 bath manufactured • Beautifully Landscaped Backyard home close to hiking trails. 1735 Elm Ln. – Newly renovated Complete with Auto Sprinklers and • Sunny location 2 bd., 1.5 ba. townhouse in Cement Patio Area • Fenced corner lot • Close to Russian River and Lake • Room for a garden and plenty of Willits, equipped w/ new carpet, Mendocino privacy linoleum, interior paint & includes • This Truly is a Special Home! stove, refrigerator, a/c, carport & patio. $750/mo. HOUSESHOUSES 12950 S. Highway 101 – Recently renovated 3 bd., 2 ba. home w/ central heat/air, stove & refrigerator; located North of OPEN HOMES Hopland. $1000/mo. OPEN HOUSE, Sunday May 4th, 11:00 am - 5:00pm OPEN HOUSE, Sunday May 4th, 11:00 am - 1:00pm GRAND OPENING 231 Washo Dr. – 3 bd., 2 ba. 26551 Ridge Road - Willits 213 Laws Avenue Directions: N State to Garret to Elm Directions: N State to Garret to Elm May 3rd & May 4th 12pm-4pm! home equipped w/ stove, 12 Brand New Homes in Ukiah refrigerator, a/c, fireplace, garage & yard. $1250/mo. 905 Waugh Ln. - Luxury 3 bd., 3 ba. condo fully equipped with all Come join us for the Grand Opening Hosted by Mona Falgout amenities, plus garage & small Wanted: Family to Complete Me. I am a 3 bd., 2 ba home and have of Cottage Gardens Subdivision! been completely remodeled by my owners. They have given me a yard. $1250/mo. Hosted by Zach Carpenter new roof, new windows, new cabinets and flooring, new landscap- Willits Ridge top views, redwood forest in back of home, full garden with ing, and even hand crafted a mantel piece for my fireplace. I am just fruit producing trees. Only a few neighbors very peaceful area. Interior waiting for you to come and fill me up with love and laughter. Come 635 E. School Way – Exquisite 4 has custom paint, new carpet, hot tub outside the master bedroom, over- and see me this Sunday from 11-1 pm. $329,000 bd., 3 ba. two-story home located size garage and great hobby room wired with 220 power. $369,500 in Redwood Valley. This home 272-5887 has many features, including 972-4021 114 South School Street-Ukiah, CA hardwood floors, vaulted ceilings, OPEN HOUSE, Sun., May 4th, 11-1PM OPEN HOUSE, Sun., May 4th, 11-1PM central heat & air, & is situated 255 San Jacinta Drive 1560 Carrigan Lane on almost an acre in a vineyard Directions: HWY 29 to Parkway to Hill Road East to Oak Park Way to Property. Directions: HWY 29 to Parkway to Hill Road East to Oak Park Way to Property. • 2 BED/2+1/2 BATHS - $279,000, setting. A must see! $2300/mo. • 3 BEDS/2BATHS - $319,000 • 4 BEDS/2+1/2 BATHS - $339,000. WE HAVE MANY Craftsman-style single family homes with slab granite kitch- ens, front & backyard landscaping, AC, attached garages and NO HOA. RENTALS AVAILABLE, Host: Ron Carfi Hostess: Carmen Saye Amazing Value! Sign up for our $100 drawing! Still $28,000 under appraised price! San Jacinta is move in New On Market: Magnificent cedar sided home with many ready! Just when you thought it was at it’s best, you should possibilities. This 2560 SqFt home has 4 bedrooms,2.5 baths Directions: N. State St. to Low Gap Rd, past INCLUDING COMMERCIAL see it now.It sparkles, it shines and is complete with a new and 2 offices. It includes a new custom built kitchen with birds interior paint, interior re-done doors , and new sod in the eye maple cabinets,all new tile on floor and counters, and top Bush St. look for subdivision signs. backyard. Enjoy the beautiful tile kitchen with pure Oak of the line stainless steel appliances. Enjoy the summer is this Cabinets, the upstairs master suite with tile bathroom, and completely fenced back yard with BBQ area and horseshoe pit. KATHARINE & STORAGE UNITS! the fabulous view of the ukiah area. If your looking for per- Bring offers! $559,000 fection, you’ve found it! $499,900 BREITHAUPT FOR MORE INFO. CALL 468-0411 “bright-hop” 707-972-3888 707-621-3434 707/888-9185 Find us on the web: 114 South School Street-Ukiah, CA 114 South School Street-Ukiah, CA www.realtyworldselzer.com Cruise On In TO THE CLASSIFIEDS B-8- SUNDAY, MAY 4, 2008 THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL

MISC. MOTOR- 480 FOR SALE 620 CYCLES YAMAHA 750CC NeedNeed Money?Money? 1981, also avail. $$CASH$$ parts bike, all for Immediate Cash for $950. 707-962-0306. OwnOwn Property?Property? Structured Settlements, Annuities, Lawsuits, AUTO PARTS & Inheritances, Mortgage ACCESSORIES Notes & Cash Flows. 630 Call: J.G. Wentworth #1 MERCEDES KIT 1-800-794-7310 CAR, 1932; VW run- ning gear; Baja Bug, $ Money Mike $ FREE PAINT 1970; 40Hp Motor, Recycled latex, 5 gal. 1970; 2 40-Hp Trans- buckets, white, tan, (707) 462-4608 axles, and more brown, gray. Tues- parts, $1000 for all. days only, 8am to 707-962-0306. 2pm, 298 Plant Rd., Ukiah (behind animal CARS shelter). 680 FOR SALE Fresh eggs for sale. DODGE VAN $1,250 Free-range, grain-fed Chev Blazer $850 hens. Call Nancy @ Olds Cutlass $1,250 485-9146. Deliv avail. Duvall 280 Cherry St 467-3871/472-0121 PETS & SUPPLIES Honda Accord LX Sed. 500 When you’re 3 Jack Russell/Fox ‘91 Reblt. trans., Terrier mix. brn/wht, 250K, AT. All elect. looking for the blk/wht. short haired. $1600/bo. 485-1304 perfect match, $400 ea. 468-1222. Mazda 2006, check out all Mazdaspeed 6, we offer in the Chihuahua Puppies AWD,6spd36k mi, classifieds. 6 wks old, loaded!Like new. very cute $18,700 391-7674 $400 485-7234 Saab 900 1989 CHIHUAHUAS Turbo, manual 1m,1f. Black w/mark- transmission. ings. Very tiny $300 Black with Tan ea. 489-2052 leather interier. Decker Rat Terrier Runs great! $2000 Puppies. 2F & 3M. obo 468-9072 $400-$500. UKCI & NRTA Reg. 707-272- 770 REAL ESTATE 2879. www.keefbiz. 741 TOKAY 4bdrm, com/dailey.htm 3ba, including guest Lab puppies choc- suite, excellent condi- blk ready to go call tion $499,999 for info AKC. $600f Motivated Seller $550m 462-9290 Blandford RE 391-7612

Rottweiler Puppies. 951 Lake Mendo. Dr. $400obo. 5M, 3Fem. 1/2mi. from Lake Beautiful purebreds. Mendo. 1800sf ranch 456-9766 style 3bd2ba. is set off the road & has a LIVESTOCK horse barn.Incl. 510 1.5ac. pasture, de- Find the perfect fit for FREE TO GOOD tach. workrm/artist any job with the HOME: 2 male 8yr sp., sauna rm. & 2- classifieds. old miniature don- stall carport. New Call 468-3500 and see keys w/full registra- 468-3500 paint in & out & new how easy it is to put all tion. 462-1582 windows throughout. your recruitment pieces Gentle mare! Well $610,000 together in the trained. Great w/kids. Owner/Agt. classifieds. 15+H. 14 yr. $3995 707-322-4542. Packs/pulls.743-1063 AUCTION: 0.803 ac. GARAGE in Fort Bragg- 3br, 590 SALES 2ba, 1652 sq ft, 4-car BACK YARD garage/ shop. Open MOVING SALE 8-4 House-5/16 & 5/17. Fri, Sat & Sun 225 $175K min bid. Auc- Arlington Dr tion held 7/1/08. For more info: 530-741- Featured Properties BIG SALE Kitchen 4427 or www.dot. items, tools & more ca.gov/property Sat & Sun 9-1 Rain By owner, 3bd. 3ba. Featured Property cancels 136 Ford St Featured Property Featured Property 2600sf + loft. Study, 472 Pomolita Drive 8150 Orr Springs Road. 13450 N. Highway 101 FREE GARAGE Workshop, Views, SALE SIGNS. more. On 5 ac. in Realty World Selzer Rwd. Vly. $849,000. Realty. 350 E. Gobbi 707-485-1584 Price Reduction SOLAR POWER Price Reduction MULTI FAMILY Too For Sale by Owners big for 1 day. Collec- 722 S. State St. Grt tibles, kayak, camper loc. for your busi- shells & hsehld items ness! $365k obo. Cheryl 707/529-3255 9-3 Sat & Sun 1760 Offered By: John Bogner and Gary Nix Oak Grove Dr., RV Foreclosure! Charming 2 bd. home located in wonderful Westside Offered By: John Bogner and Gary Nix 3 bd 2 ba only Ukiah. Beautifully landscaped, tree shaded rear yard and This 2800 Sqft. Solar dream home leaves nothing to be Sale Sat 9-4, Sun 9-3 patio. Built-in bookcases surround efficient gas fireplace. desired! Stunning views! 4bd 2.5 ba home. Only 30 min. Offered By: John Bogner and Gary Nix $155K! For listings Central natural gas heat and air conditioning, and hard- NW of Ukiah off the grid. Huge 4 car garage with upstairs High traffic location in the heart of Hopland. Located near 335 Hillview Ave. Subway and art gallery. Tons of foot traffic!! 1600 sq. ft. of 800-749-7901 xR397 wood floors. Walk to downtown, movie theater and shop- office. Efficient auto relays with backup generator. 30 Misc, furn & antqs, ping. $334,500 acres. $1,475,000 potential! Possible owner financing. $218,500 bks, pool, skis, clths, I’m still doing elect. much more! mortgage loans, Selzer Realty • 462- PEAR Selzer Realty • 462- PEAR Selzer Realty • 462- PEAR purchasing & refin. SAT & SUN ONLY Rates below 6% 9:00-5:00 Larry Wright Featured Property 2620 Old River Rd, Golden Bear Mortgage Featured Property Featured Property Talmage 707-239-8080 1210 Myszka Place 204 Bourbon Lane MOTOR- RARE 620 CYCLES WESTSIDE '96 Harley Rdkng CONDO Just Listed 40k mi, beautiful Spectacular views, black, extras $8k custom renovation 468 8918 eve/wknd 2b/1.5ba + office spc 707/367-9207 Harley 2002 Sports- for viewing Presented by Lonna Young 621-0981 ter custom, 1200 COVETED WESTSIDE Offered By: John Bogner and Gary Nix $294,499. • Coveted Westside 1/3 acre lot ready to build your dream home Charming 3bd, 2.5ba home located on a quiet .95 acre lot CCs, low mileage, • Park like setting among redwood trees in Southwest Ukiah. Newly remodeled kitchen with oak $4,700. 485-1459. Agents 2% FOR SALE BY OWNER • All utilities on property cabinets, new appliances and granite tile countertops. • Close to park and golf course Huge family/game room with built-in bar, fireplace and Well established Quiznos Franchise Located in • Short walk to all the downtown amenities access to laundry room. Newly remodeled bathrooms and Downtown Ukiah. This is a great opportunity for $299,000 M-2 new paint throughout the home. $427,500 investor or to be your own boss. $299,000 463-2570 Call 707-272-1607 320 So. State St., Ukiah Selzer Realty • 462- PEAR

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Offered By: John Bogner Westside Ukiah. Luscious landscape designed for the area and Your Source for Local ease your utility costs. Located at the end of shared driveway, shaded by many trees. Updated throughout to promote energy efficiency and more. Priced to reflect current market. $440,000 Eve Fishell Real Estate Services News in Ukiah 707 468-4380 or 707 391-8900 The Ukiah Featured Property 451 Briarwood Drive Directions: N State to Garret to Elm DAILY JOURNAL Then take a walk through our Classified Help Wanted Section. You’ll find openings for all kinds of Listed by Richard Mack jobs from service and business to Immaculate West Fork Estates home! Three bedrooms, two bathrooms, 1540 sq ft, spacious kitchen & dining area, large professional and medical. living room, comfortable master suite, and a convenient office space. Outside you’ll find beautifully landscaped yards, a large covered patio, RV/boat parking area, and a shed for extra storage. This single story home will impress you on the inside, as well as the outside. Located in one of Ukiah’s fin- est neighborhoods. Come live the good life! $430,000 590 S. School St. • 468-3500 489-9337 www.ukiahdailyjournal.com THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL SUNDAY, MAY 4, 2008 -B-9

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