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7 58551 69301 0 FRIDAY July 21, 2006 50 cents tax included DAILY JOURNAL ukiahdailyjournal.com 44 pages, Volume 148 Number 103 email: [email protected] Jury finds mayor ‘not guilty’ By BEN BROWN In her closing argument, jury and be decided by the Planning and Building Director Charley The Daily Journal Ashiku’s attorney, Susan B. jury,” said Deputy District Stump that it was the policy of Planning The jury deliberated for less than half- Jordan, said the prosecution ASHIKU TRIAL Attorney Brian Newman who and Building to allow building permit an-hour Thursday before finding Ukiah of Ashiku was about politics prosecuted the case. applicants to begin preparatory work Mayor Mark Ashiku not guilty of misde- and not about an actual criminal offense. During the presentation of the defense, without a permit. meanor charges that he altered or “If there was a doubt in anyone’s mind Ashiku testified that he was told by for- “My understanding was that once you destroyed a building without a permit. this should erase it,” Ashiku said after the mer Department of Planning and Building had a permit on file, you could do any The charges stem from work Ashiku verdict was announced. “Politics, politics, Associate Planner Brian Keefer, former prep-work you wanted to get the building Ashiku did on his house at 510 S. Spring St. in politics.” Certified Plan Checker for Planning and August of 2005. “This was a case that had to go to the Building Carl Tuliback and Department of See MAYOR, Page A-12 CITY COUNCIL HORIZON PROGRAM AND MARKET ANIMAL SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM Options for the Palace presented By KATIE MINTZ The Daily Journal As with many historic buildings that require renovation, the Palace Hotel is a black hole for profit. That’s what Dana Burwell, certified general real estate appraiser, told the Ukiah City Council Wednesday evening in the presentation of an appraisal of the building he completed earlier this year with associate Dennis Elias. “Our conclusion was that no matter what you do to the Palace Hotel, it will not pencil out,” Burwell said. “You will not make a profit on the hotel.” Because the property has negative returns, Burwell said its only value is the 20,600-square-foot site on which it stands at 272 N. State St. between West Smith and West Standley streets. That value, $309,000 as stated in the appraisal, is still nearly three times what current owner Eladia Laines paid for the Palace in 1990. Since being in her possession, the hotel that was placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1979 has sat vacant. Isaac Eckel/The Daily Journal Now, described in the appraisal as a Jessica Crowhurst brushes her meat goat Joe Thursday afternoon. Crowhurst was awarded a Market Animal “large three-story brick building with Scholarship to help raise her goat. boarded up windows, old paint, graffiti markings and an overall appearance of deterioration,” it’s considered an obsta- cle to many who want to see an eco- nomic revitalization in downtown Fair animal financial help offered Ukiah. City Manager Candace Horsley said By LAURA MCCUTCHEON the City Council, acting in its capacity as The Daily Journal the Redevelopment Agency, commis- Raising an animal for the fair can be costly, but area sioned the appraisal in an attempt to youth are getting some welcome help to ease the budget move forward with some sort of resolu- crunch. tion, hoping that the appraisal would Rainbow Ag, Purina Mills and Land O’Lakes, along give valuable information to interested with local 4-H and Future Farmers of America supporters buyers. and livestock breeders, offer a Horizon Program and a “They felt that it was a very well- Market Animal Scholarship Program, which assist youth structured appraisal and that interested who might not otherwise be able to raise animals for the buyers will be able to use it as a source fair. of information,” Horsley said. “They’re Bobby Loucks, 13, and his 11-year-old brother, Trevor, trying to get the property owner togeth- are raising hogs, and they -- along with more than 100 er with potential buyers to have a mean- other youth -- are saving money in the process by using the ingful conversation.” Horsley said she has sent five poten- See FAIR, Page A-2 tial buyers who have expressed interest in the property copies of the appraisal. Isaac Eckel/The Daily Journal The report is also available at the Civic 4-H’ers Bobby and Trevor Loucks purchase Center, 300 Seminary Ave. Though items at Rainbow Ag using the Horizon Laines does not currently have the prop- Program, which offers feed at a discount to erty listed for sale with local agencies, local youth who are raising livestock for the Horsley said potential buyers who have fair. spoken with her have indicated a sale

See PALACE, Page A-12 County begins work toward Inclusionary Housing Ordinance By JAMES ARENS build as affordable housing and helps ty’s IHO and to make recommenda- “There are many things you can affordable housing, and after about a to increase the supply of affordable tions to the Board of Supervisors at a do with these properties,” said year of work the Action 1.5 Housing The Daily Journal housing throughout the community. later date. Bandy. He also said that the homes to Task Force recommended that 20 The Mendocino County Planning On Tuesday, the county took its “It is going to be one of our most be built for people with lower percent of the new housing be Commission has a large issue on its first step to adopt an IHO with both challenging issues, but it is never too incomes would not be of a lesser affordable at different levels, ranging plate that’s going to take some time the county Planning Commission early to start on it,” said Jim Little, quality. “They don’t have to be from very low income to moderate to digest. and Board of Supervisors present at a Planning Commission chairman. exactly the same style or at the same income families. The county has to adopt an meeting to listen to information Dewey Bandy, of the California level of quality as the more expen- “Just like in the Pledge of Inclusionary Housing Ordinance by about affordable housing. On Coalition for Rural Housing, pre- sive homes,” Bandy said. “But they Allegiance,” said Pamela Townsend, Dec. 31 -- an ordinance that requires Thursday, the Planning Commission sented information on Tuesday relat- have to be similar.” senior planner for the Mendocino residential developers to set aside a met to further discuss policies and to ing to the experiences in other coun- An affordable housing program is portion of the housing units they guide the development of the coun- ties. intended to increase the supply of See HOUSING, Page A-2 A-2 – FRIDAY, JULY 21, 2006 DAILY DIGEST Editor: Jody Martinez, 468-3517 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected]

to evacuate people from their sweltering homes Thursday after understand that many African-Americans distrust my political storms knocked out power to nearly half a million St. Louis- party.” The world briefly area households and businesses in the middle of a searing heat That line generated boisterous applause and cheers from the wave that has killed at least 17 people across the country. audience, which generally gave the president a polite, reserved With forecasters expecting another day of 100-degree heat, reception. utility crews raced to restore electricity, and Gov. Matt Blunt “I consider it a tragedy that the party of Abraham Lincoln let Israel hints at full-scale invasion declared a state of emergency, granting the mayor’s request to go of its historical ties with the African-American community,” as troops cross into Lebanon send in 250 troops to take people to air-conditioned public Bush said. “For too long, my party wrote off the African- buildings and to clear debris. BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) — Israeli troops met fierce resis- American vote, and many African-Americans wrote off the “We can’t overemphasize the danger of this heat,” Mayor Republican Party.” tance from Hezbollah guerrillas Thursday as they crossed into Francis Slay said. “The longer the heat goes on and the power Lebanon to seek tunnels and weapons for a second straight day, is out, the riskier it is.” and Israel hinted at a full-scale invasion. Police used public-address speakers from their squad cars to U.S. military confirms sharp rise in Israel warned residents to “immediately” flee a nearly 20- announce locations of the community centers and other places bombings and shootings in Baghdad mile swath of south Lebanon along the border. Its warplanes designated as cooling centers. Volunteers went door to door, also launched new airstrikes on Beirut’s southern suburbs, a checking on people with no power to run fans or air condition- BAGHDAD, Iraq (AP) — Bombings and shootings soared Hezbollah stronghold, shortly after daybreak, followed by ers. by 40 percent in the Baghdad area in the past week, the U.S. strikes in the guerrillas’ heartland in the south and eastern Utility workers urged customers to find a cool place to stay. military said Thursday. An American general said extremists Bekaa Valley. The planes also bombed large parts of the south, They warned that power could be out in some areas for three to were preparing “an all-out assault” on the capital in a decisive from which Hezbollah guerrillas fired more rockets into Israel. five days. On Wednesday, Israeli bombings killed as many as 70 people, battle for the future of Iraq. according to Lebanese television, making it the deadliest day Iraq’s most influential Shiite cleric issued his strongest call since the fighting began July 12. Bush says racism exists in U.S. and that yet for an end to Shiite-Sunni bloodletting, urging all Iraqis to A large fight between Israeli forces and Hezbollah guerrillas many black voters distrust Republicans wake up to the “danger threatening the future of the country” broke out Thursday evening on the Lebanese side of the border. and stand “side-by-side against it.” The Israeli army said several Hezbollah operatives and two WASHINGTON (AP) — President Bush, addressing the U.S. military spokesman Maj. Gen. William Caldwell said Israeli soldiers were killed. NAACP after skipping its convention for five years, said there had been an average of 34 attacks a day involving U.S. The forces crossed the border as part of ongoing operations Thursday he knows racism exists in America and that many and Iraqi forces in and around the capital since Friday — up to push back Hezbollah guerrillas who have continued firing black voters distrust his Republican Party. sharply from the daily average of 24 registered between June 14 rockets into northern Israel despite more than a week of massive Bush lamented the GOP’s rocky relations with blacks. He and July 13. bombardment. pledged to improve that relationship and work with the “We have not witnessed the reduction in violence one would NAACP’s new leader to achieve common goals. have hoped for in a perfect world,” Caldwell told reporters. National Guard sent to evacuate in “I understand that racism still lingers in America,” Bush told “The only way we’re going to be successful in Baghdad is to get more than 2,200 people at the National Association for the the weapons off the streets.” St. Louis after storms knock out power Advancement of Colored People’s annual gathering. “It’s a lot Caldwell said insurgents were streaming into the capital for ST. LOUIS (AP) — The governor sent in the National Guard easier to change a law than to change a human heart. And I “an all-out assault against the Baghdad area.”

of buying the hogs themselves. the evening hours when the POLICE REPORTS the engagement ring back Housing Fair This is the third year raising temperatures are cooler. from Wynne, she bit him on animals for Trevor and Bobby, “We run around the pen and The following were the shoulder. The victim and both boys said they enjoy have him run up and down the compiled from reports said she also hit him in the Continued from Page A-1 Continued from Page A-1 the process and the animals. bails of hay to get him to bulk prepared by the Ukiah head numerous times. County Planning and Horizon Program, which offers “When you first get them up,” Jessica said. “We also feed Police Department. To When deputies talked Building Services, “building feed at a discount to youth rais- they are scared, but if you spend and water him in the morning anonymously report with Wynne, she reportedly affordable housing is giving ing livestock for the fair. The time with them and scratch their hours so he can have some crime information, call said she did bite the victim liberty and justice for all.” 15-year-old program also belly they will flop over,” energy.” 463-6205. on the shoulder, and she was Approximately 58 percent allows its participants to run a Trevor said. “Sometimes they “So far I like raising goats,” ARREST -- John Silver, arrested without incident. of the projected housing need tab until they sell their live- will flop over and if you keep Jessica said. “They are cool and 47, of Ukiah, was arrested in Mendocino County should stock. scratching they will roll all over they have their own personali- on suspicion of driving be affordable to households of “We wanted to make it easi- because they like it.” ties. I am so glad that Olive under the influence and moderate-income or lower- er for the kids to begin their “We like raising animals Knoll donated such a nice committing battery in the CALTRANS REPORTS income, according to the projects through 4-H and FFA, because we earn money and we goat.” 100 block of Garrett Drive have responsibilities before the Crowhurst is one of three The following were county housing element. so we came up with the at 6:40 a.m. Wednesday. compiled from reports Horizon Program, which offers fair and during the fair,” Trevor recipients to receive the schol- A Very Low Income house- said. “And we can use the prepared by Caltrans: hold ranges from about the feed to the kids at our cost arship this year. Olive Knoll money we make from selling Ranch, formerly of Willits, CONSTRUCTION -- $20,000 to $25,000, where plus 10 percent,” Lory McAsey, SHERIFF’S REPORTS Highway rehabilitation on of Rainbow Ag said. “We basi- the pig for college to get a car to gave her a goat, Purina Mills the occupants should be able drive to college.” The following were Route 20 from Road “A” to to afford between $500 to cally fund the feed for them; we and Land O’Lakes donated the The boys also have real feed for the animal, and compiled from reports Marina Drive is scheduled $600 for their monthly rent. A do not charge interest on their prepared by the Mendo- to begin Sunday. The pro- accounts. responsibilities when it comes Rainbow Ag donated supplies, Low-Income household to taking care of the pigs. cino County Sheriff’s ject will require one-way ranges from about $32,000 to “They can begin them when such as a halter, grooming “Here at Rainbow Ag they materials, etc. This is the sec- Office: traffic control. Work hours $40,000, where the occupants they purchase their animals in BOOKING -- Jarrod are 7 p.m. to 11 a.m. week- the spring, and the accounts are have automatic feeders that ond year for the goat scholar- should be able to afford $800 feed the pigs,” Bobby said. Matthew Murphy, 23, of days and Sundays, at which to $1000 for their monthly due and payable one week after ship, and this year it expanded “They get fed two times a day to include market lambs. Fort Bragg, was booked into time motorists may experi- rent. the fair -- after they have and then you have to spray Jessica is very involved in jail on suspicion of driving ence 15-minute delays. The A Moderate Income house- received their checks for their with a suspended license, estimated project comple- market animals,” McAsey said them off. They can’t sweat so the local 4-H program and hold ranges from about the can’t keep themselves according to her mom, Teri, driving while under the tion date is December 2007. $48,000 to $60,000, where of the program which began influence and violation of Those arrested by law enforce- cool.” works tremendously hard doing ment officers are innocent until the occupants should be able with 21 young members and parole at 10:34 a.m. has since grown to over 100. And that is where the boys what she loves to do. proven guilty. People reported as to afford $1,200 to $1,500 for come in. Wednesday. having been arrested may contact the “Twenty five years ago “When she does anything, it Daily Journal once their case has their monthly rent. “When you spray them off it doesn’t matter what it is, she BOOKING -- Morning Another issue that needs to when I was in FFA, we had to Star Redbird Hoaglin, 29, of been concluded so the results can be helps to keep them cool,” sets her standards really high,” reported. Those who feel the informa- be considered is land devel- go to the bank and take out a Covelo, was booked into loan to begin a project, that Trevor said. “Because if they Teri said. tion is in error should contact the opers’ concerns with the IHO. get too hot and stressed out then “I work and I have a lot of jail on suspicion of assault appropriate agency. “Some developers are would pay for the purchase with a deadly weapon at price of the animal and the feed they can die.” animals,” Jessica said. "I have opposed to an affordable Mary also enjoys the experi- 3:39 p.m. Wednesday. and supplies. You had to pay 45 rabbits and I show my dog, ARREST -- Jamie CORRECTIONS housing ordinance because it ence her boys go through. and I am hoping to train my interest on your loan and if Wynne, 33, of Redwood The Ukiah Daily Journal reserves this requires them to build hous- “4-H really teaches them pony soon. I really love ani- ing that isn’t as profitable for there were any problems with Valley, was arrested on sus- space to correct errors or make clarifica- your market animal not making about the animals and how to mals.” tions to news articles. Significant errors in them,” said Bandy. “But in care for them,” Mary said. “I picion of inflicting injury on obituary notices or birth announcements it to the fair, you still had to pay Jessica got Joe on Mother’s a spouse, cohabitee or par- most instances the developers question who eats more Day, and he will be going to will result in reprinting the entire article. off the loan,” McAsey said. ent of child in the 13000 Errors may be reported to the editor, 468- don’t lose money on afford- Twinkies: the pigs or the kids.” auction in August at the able housing. It shouldn’t be a Bobby Loucks, who is rais- block of Tomki Road at 3526. ing a Yorkshire hog for the fair, Twelve-year-old Jessica Redwood Empire Fair. She will stick you should beat up Crowhurst is raising a meat 2:30 a.m. Thursday. said “Horizon is a good pro- use the money she receives According to reports developers with,” he said. gram because it allows kids to goat for the Redwood Empire from the sale of the goat to pay LOTTERY NUMBERS One local developer is Fair Junior Livestock Auction, from the Mendocino charge their feed and supplies, back the $150 for the cost of the County Sheriff’s Office, DAILY 3: night: 6, 4, 7. optimistic about the future of or pay as they go, and they but all it has cost her thus far is scholarship. Mendocino County having an her time, thanks to the Market deputies were called to the afternoon: 6, 2, 2. charge 10 percent over cost for Other winners of scholar- location on reports of FANTASY 5: 03, 11, IHO. us.” Goat Animal Scholarship ships include: Ryan Van “This is a really complex Program. domestic violence. Upon 20, 26, 27. “Without the program it Housen, of Redwood Valley for arrival, they talked with a DAILY DERBY: 1st issue,” said developer Chris would be more expensive to “It’s my first time ever rais- swine. The pig was donated by Stone. “But I think this is ing a meat goat,” Jessica said of man who said he was Place: 03, Hot Shot. raise the animals,” Bobby’s Michael and Jane Zeni of Zeni assaulted by Wynne, his 2nd Place: 08, really important and creates mother, Mary Loucks, said, her goat, Joe. “My mom does- Swine in Anderson Valley. Nick affordable housing for people, n’t work and home schools, and fiancee, over an argument Gorgeous George. noting her two boys, raising Rhoades, of Boonville, was the about an engagement ring. 3rd Place: 11, Money and I think this will work. I three hogs between them, will my dad who normally works winner of the market lamb am one of the few that do.” two jobs hasn’t been able to According to the man, Bags. go through a number of bags of scholarship. Nick is a member when he attempted to get Race time: 1:43.20. The Mendocino County feed over the course of the 90 work due to a bad knee.” of the Anderson Valley FFA, Board of Supervisors will days spent raising them. In Jessica is also raising a sheep and the lamb was donated by receive recommendations addition to buying feed, they named Molly. “Goats are herd Susan Pierce of J and S Club from the county Planning will need to purchase supplies, animals, so we have her here to Lambs in Fort Bragg. Commission in about a month bedding, grooming materials, live with Joe. She is also back- Laura McCutcheon can be and have the planning staff various medications and so on - up if anything were to happen reached at [email protected]. 1661 Talmage Rd. • Ukiah devise an IHO from the rec- - not to mention the initial cost to Joe.” James Arens contributed to this ommendations. Jessica exercises her goat in article. NOW OPEN! Gifts – Gadgets – Decorations James Arens can be reached Large Balloon Selection at [email protected]. PEARL & BEAD RESTRINGING For All Occasions DETAIL CENTER The Journal Delivers! Dragons, 859 N. State Street Fairies Also Featuring To (707) 462-4472 AS SEEN ON & Wizards TV G e Subscribe call: Available at i or fts M Products A/C , C & lo y thing, Jewelr Mon - Fri 10 am to 6 pm 468-3533 D. William Jewelers Saturday 9 am to 12 pm Service 101 S. Main @ Perkins Closed Sundays Pear Tree Center • 462-4636 In Ukiah 462-4010 707.467.1449

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COMMUNITY FRIDAY, JULY 21, 2006 – A-3 Editor: Richard Rosier, 468-3520 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected] What’s Playing Ukiahan entrepreneur greets TONIGHT COWGIRL KITTY ROSE -- with “Lonesome Heroes”, celebrities at charity fundraiser country music; 9:30 p.m.; Ukiah Brewing Co.; Perkins at North State St.; $5; www.kittyrose.com. By KATHY DAVIDSON 100 celebrities and athletes HOPLAND JAZZ PROJECT -- With Andy and Gaby Special for the Journal converged on the celebrity Kong; music; 6 to 8:30 p.m.; Himalayan Cafe; 1639 S. Dana Froneberger, native gifting suite, where they State St.; reservations recommended; 467-9900. Ukiahan and Passion Parties were presented with a beau- DJ DANCE MUSIC – DJ dance music; with Smokin’ consultant, received an offer tiful gift bag of Passion Joe; Perkins Street Lounge; 228 E. Perkins St., Ukiah; 9 she could not refuse. 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The charity event Low Gap Rd.; 462-9226. wide to represent the in- raised 10 million dollars to home party plan company benefit Autism Speaks and at a Celebrity Golf local cancer charities. Tournament in South Lake “This an incredible once- SATURDAY Tahoe July 10 through 12. in-a-lifetime experience. I The women were chosen am so honored to be chosen DON WILLIS -- Continental accordion; 9 a.m. to noon; from a field of 12,000 con- as a representative for our at the Farmers’ Market; on School and Clay St.; downtown sultants in the US and company at this event. The Ukiah. Canada as being top lead- response to our company BELLY DANCING -- Himalayan Cafe; 1639 S. State ers, carrying Million Dollar and our products was over- St.; Ukiah; reservations recommended; 467-9900. Club status in the company. whelmingly positive. There STEPHEN HAHM -- Music; Potter Valley Cafe; 10761 During the three day is even talk of scheduling Main St.; Potter Valley; 743-2848. event, Froneberger rubbed some parties with the wives DJ DANCE MUSIC -- DJ dance music; with Smokin elbows with the likes of for- of the celebrities and ath- Joe; Perkins Street Lounge; 228 E. Perkins St., Ukiah; 9 Dana Froneberger stands next to Charles Barkley mer Vice President Dan at a Lake Tahoe charity convention. letes,” states Froneberger. p.m. to 2 a.m. Quayle; TV personalities “It was surreal to see KARAOKE -- Yokayo Bowl; 1401 N. State St.; 8:30 Stone Phillips (Dateline Dawn; War of the Worlds), and Dan Jansen as well as Dan Quayle, John p.m.; no cover charge; for more information, call 462- NBC anchor), Donald O’Hurley, hockey star 8686. Cheech Marin (Cars, Nash World Series winner Paul Trump and Carolyn Bridges, Cheech and O’Neill (NY Yankees). 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This is endary basketball star Head Coach Mike way to Maine. truly something I will ‘MEET THE ARTISTS’ -- Local abstract artists: Robert Charles Barkley; actors C. Shanahan; Olympic Gold At the American Century remember for the rest of my Ross, Pamela Hahn, Hans Bruhner, Elizabeth Ross, Gary Thomas Howell (ET, Red Medalists Scott Hamilton Pro-Am Golf Classic, over life,” she added. Church, Stephen Rubin, and Catherine Woskow speak about their art; 2 to 4 p.m.; Grace Hudson Museum; 431 S. Main St.; 467-2836 or www.gracehudsonmuseum.org. DON WILLIS -- Continental accordian;Redwood Valley Farmers’ Market; Lion’s Club Park in Redwood Valley 4th annual Mendocino Herb Fair brings 9:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. DANCE WAVE -- Weekly Freestyle community dance for fitness and release; Mendocino Ballet Studio; 205 S. vendors from around the world to the county State St., Ukiah; 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.; sliding scale donation; 489-3345. The Daily Journal land, 100 acres of pristine habitat for over “People Go Where the Herbs Grow.” 1,000 species of plants and animals are So goes the new slogan for the upcoming preserved. Their first year in production, 4th annual Mendocino Herb Fair to be they are offering the “Classic Tuscan,” an TUESDAY held on Saturday, July 29 in the coastal extra virgin oil with “notes of almond and resort town of Mendocino. The event is artichoke, following with rich, grassy KARAOKE -- Every Tuesday; Perkins Street Lounge; from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on the grassy field bouquet and finishing with a peppery 228 E. Perkins St., Ukiah; 8 p.m.; no fee. of Century 21-Seascape Realty at 45050 afterglow.” Sound delicious? It is. Little Lake Street (cross street Lansing). Moon River Nursery: Jackie Clark, The small but popular fair reflects the owner of Moon River Nursery, in Albion, Do you know MeCoMu? growing interest in, and use of herbs for has lived on the coast since 1979. medicinal, culinary, ornamental and even Originally from Alabama, Jackie and her Time flies, as shown from spiritual considerations. family fell in love with Albion and the this item I found on the This year’s vendors once again include Mendocino coast while visiting friends. Mendocino County Historical an assortment of herbs and plants, aro- By 1993, Jackie, a single mom with four Society Web site from the matherapy, medicine makers and healing her own line of aromatherapy products. kids, was working with Moon River Mendocino Beacon, June 16, modalities. Beeman’s Blooms and Moon Rupam Henry of Rupam’s Apothecary Nursery and loving every minute of it. 1972: River Nursery will offer organic herbs brings her famous Swedish Bitters, She became manager of the operation in “The dedication of the new and plants; bath and body products will Sacred Tinctures and other energy medi- 1997, and by 1998 was the proud owner Mendocino County Museum be available at Genevieve’s Garden from cine as well as holistic counseling. of the business. Through disastrous agri- on Sunday, June 11 was a Willits, Luna Fina from Berkeley, Live music can be heard throughout cultural years, “El Nino” in 1999 and “La real mile post for the mem- Natural Herb Gardens of Mendocino, the day, featuring acoustic guitarist Nina” the following year, Jackie refused bers of the Mendocino Napa Valley au Naturel, and One Group Nancy Freitas and the harmonic Celtic to give up. Smart business decisions and County Historical Society. Organic Skin Care from Australia; sounds of Camenae. Admission is free to downsizing increased her profits by 35 There were between six and Ecology Action/Bountiful Gardens fea- the public. per cent in 2001, and that year she was seven hundred gathered in tures John Jeavons’ Grobiointensive New this year is Terra Savia Extra awarded “Entrepreneur of the Year” by the Recreation Park across farming methods and educational materi- Virgin Olive Oil from Hopland. Using The West Company. MS Foundation from the new Museum enjoy- als for the “wanna-be” farmer; free tast- solar power, biofuels and wind energy, devoted a chapter to her in “Kitchen ing picnic lunches, with the Giving Back ings will be provided by Kelly’s Gourmet this local olive oil company irrigates with Table Entrepreneurs,” a book about sin- Willits Soroptomist Club By Susanne Norgard Mustards, Ocean Harvest Sea Vegetables, fresh water from its own sources, and gle mothers making it. Moon River doing their bit in selling huge Mendocino Tea Company and Terra sustainable farming methods help to safe- Nursery offers unusual perennials, and highly complimented Resendez and many others Savia Olive Oil from Hopland; and guard the ecological integrity of the land unique herbs and a variety of fruiting and ham and turkey sandwiches volunteered in the first days Tamara Babcock will bring massage and and wildlife. For each acre of orchard flowering trees. and cake in most generous of 1972. Joe Scaramella, a portions, and earned them- former member of the board selves a wonderful reputation of Supervisors, was instru- as cooks. A portion of the mental in making the muse- Fort Bragg Hill Billies played um a part of the county. Progress on Navarro-by-the-Sea Restoration music for the picnickers dur- The Museum is much The Daily Journal historic Mill Company House Martin. “Once through this cerned coastal residents, and ing the noon hour.” more than meets the eye. In The upcoming benefit tour will be open to the public. planning phase, we can pursue interested public from as far I was looking on the web- addition to the exhibits, Herb on July 15 at Navarro Beach Period pieces will be dis- bricks and mortar funding to away as the Sierra Nevada and site because the Community relates, “The archives are where Highway 1 meets played along with historic actually restore the Inn,” he Central Valley. Navarro-by- Foundation has opened an where our community identi- Highway 128 will highlight photographs and documents said. Acting Park District the-Sea has a colorful history endowment fund to support ty is preserved.” He sites the recent progress made in related to the planned restora- Superintendent Kirk Marshall that echoes nearly 140 years special projects at the some of the treasures to be restoring the historic Captain adds: “Part of the Mission of of California’s culture and his- found in the archives: school tion. The Lost Coast Mendocino County Museum Fletcher’s Inn and the entire Traditional Small Craft State Parks is to provide for tory, from the Native (MeCoMu), and I had talked district boundary descriptions Navarro-by-the-Sea complex the health, inspiration, and American Pomo use, through from 1857, Mendocino Rowing Association will also to Herb Pruett, Museum in Mendocino. be present at the July 15 event, education of the people of the Mexican Land Grant peri- County school records from California. We do this by od, the great lumber and fish- Director and Community the 1870's, records from the The historic Inn and Mill and will have small craft on Foundation Board member, Company House, both built public display at the beach. helping to preserve and pro- ing eras of the North Coast, Albion Lumber Company, tect our most valued and into the present day of about why it is important for and items from the Frolic, a during the time of the The NSCR is currently people to support this won- American Civil War (1860s), working with State Parks to resources, whether they are visitor recreation and tourist Baltimore Clipper Ship that natural or cultural and this industries. Once restored, the derful County resource, locat- was on its way from Canton are the only remaining struc- secure a $280,000 grant from ed on Commercial Street in tures from the town of the California Cultural and project is clearly an example downstairs of the Inn will to San Francisco when it was of both. This is an exciting serve as a visitor and interpre- Willits. wrecked off Point Cabrillo in Navarro that sprang up around Historical Endowment. Herb wanted to start by the Navarro Mill at the mouth The CCHE grant will fund project for both NSCR and tive center for the general 1850. (The ship is still under State Parks. Working together, public. The upstairs will be acknowledging the first the ocean today in an “under- of the Navarro River. The preparation of the master plan, Museum Advisory Board, our hope is that this vision used for offices by NSCR to water park.”) According to non-profit Navarro-by-the- national register nomination, awakens that health, inspira- study and archive the history people who “gave back” to Herb, Pomo campers along Sea Center for Riparian and and construction drawings for the community by raising tion, and education within all of the area and to conduct sci- the Point Cabrillo cliffs were Estuarine Research is working restoring the historic Inn. Jim of us and saves this resource.” entific research on the riverine money to build the museum. first to salvage items from in partnership with State Parks They were Julia Moungovan, Martin, NSCR Board The benefit tour last year and estuarine ecosystems of the Frolic, surprising the to prepare a master plan for President, is excited about the attracted over 300 people, the Navarro River watershed, a Fort Bragg school teacher, early Anglo-settlers who Bill Montgomery a Ukiah the beach and estuary portion infusion of grant monies, even including relatives of the late focusing on restoration of noted Pomo people using fine of Navarro River Redwoods with the challenges it brings to Captain Fletcher, former aquatic and riparian habitats. businessman, Jake Kummert, Chinese silk and porcelain. a bank manager from Ukiah, State Park, which stretches the small organization of ded- occupants of the Mill House Those interested in helping The ship's cargo included from the Highway 1 bridge Elsa Thompson from 9000 bottles of Edinburgh icated volunteers. who’s family owned the prop- the efforts to restore the his- Comptche, and Les Divine over the Navarro River out to “There are a lot of hoops erty from the 1940’s through toric Inn can contact Martin at Ale shipped in bulk from the beach. This will be the from Willits. John and Laura Scotland to China for bot- and hurdles, but we’re making the 1960’s, past visitors to 877-3477 or visit the NSCR Keller, Mavis Bromaghim, second annual benefit tour, progress and the Inn really Navarro-by-the-Sea when it Web site at navarro-by-the- Sandy Metzler, Franny See GIVING, Page A-5 and only the second time the needs everyone’s help,” said was still a busy resort, con- sea-center.org. A-4 – FRIDAY, JULY 21, 2006 FORUM Editor: K.C. Meadows, 468-3526 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected] Letters from our readers VIEWPOINTS Thank you To the Editor: There are many many people to thank for making Ukiah’s 2006 Memorial Day THOMAS D. ELIAS Parade the success that it was. First of all those who so eagerly marched or rode in the parade itself - and the imagination and work that was put into their entries. And secondly, all those who worked behind the scene to make things come together. A very special thanks to Capt. Trent Taylor How to regulate of the Ukiah Police Department (whose patience and help provided this first-time- signature gatherers ever-parade organizer invaluable assis- tance) and my sister, Barbara Webster It's often one of life's annoyances in California: you (who not only worked with me, but gave walk into a store or out of one and a petition carrier me some much-needed moral support). accosts you, seeking signatures for some cause. Plus - and please forgive me if I miss a Generally, you have no idea who the petition carrier is few - the names of those who provided so or even what the petition is about. All you know is he much assistance: Charlie Kelly, Bob or she is in your face. Parker, Jim Stephenson, Jim Wilson, Rick And then there's the result: Voters had a bit of a Buckman, Gary Smith, Alice Watkins, break from the initiative flood this spring, with only Cherie Blower, Joanne Campbell, Marston one such measure on the primary election ballot. But Gillette, Sgt. Greg Heitkamp, Jerry that hiatus ends in November, when the ballot will fea- Whitaker, Richard Dale, Chuck Johnston, ture eight initiatives covering wildly different subject Tim Norgard, Phil Carnahan, Linda matter, along with $46 billion worth of state bond and Phelps-Wilson, Carol Hester, Richard tax increase propositions. Rosier, Charlie Sparks and the Christian Now comes Democratic Assemblywoman Jenny Motorcyclist Association, Allen Ott and Oropeza of Long Beach with what she believes is a the Harley Owner’s Group, the Legacy correction. Her bill requiring California residency - Vets, the many California Conservation Other opinions and even residency in the county where they're work- Corps volunteers, Roger Kellerman, and ing - for people who collect signatures on petitions to Rory Tiedemann thanks again to every- From around the nation place initiatives on the statewide ballot has already one! P.S. The roses were beautiful. passed the Assembly and will likely have little trouble Myrna Hurst in the state Senate later this summer. Memorial Day Parade Coordinator The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, On presidential signing statements It's unknown whether Republican Gov. Arnold Wants equal schooling Schwarzenegger will sign it, as many Republicans Whatever future histori- legislation that prohibited The (Charleston, believe this measure aims to make it more difficult for To the Editor: ans say about President the White House and all its conservative interest groups and business lobbies to Could anyone; U.U.S.D. Bush, they will certainly branches from using torture S.C.) Post and qualify their pet measures for a vote. The Republican Superintendent, county supervisors, state note that during his two in interrogating detainees. Courier reasoning: Labor unions have less trouble putting vol- governor ... someone ... please explain to unteers in the field to carry petitions for free, so any terms executive power was Guided by the moral author- On immigration me why there is only summer school for asserted dramatically. While ity of Republican Sen. John restrictions on the carriers would favor leftist causes. the “migrant education” elementary school the ascendancy of the execu- McCain of Arizona, who That may or may not be true. For sure, petition car- students. For the last three years, includ- Senate and House panels rying has become a significant industry. Several com- tive branch has taken several was tortured himself as a held public hearings approx- ing this year, my son has been in need of forms, Mr. Bush's use of POW in North Vietnam, panies that specialize in qualifying proposals for the summer school, but because he’s not an imately 2,700 miles apart on presidential signing state- Congress resisted Vice ballot now pay carriers as much as $1.50 for each valid “English as a second language” i.e.: the contentious issue of ille- voter signature they gather. migrant ed. student he’s not eligible for ments is one of the most dra- President Dick Cheney's gal immigration. The geo- matic - and troubling - cold-blooded advocacy of Most initiative sponsors believe that to get the the benefits of summer school. Why is it graphic void reflected the required number of valid signatures needed to put that our children are at a disadvantage in examples. allowing the torture of pris- daunting gap separating The Bush administration oners. either a normal law or a constitutional amendment on their own country? It’s bad enough that Senate and House immigra- the ballot, they must present far more than the mini- our kids are stuffed in over-populated tries to explain this away by In the face of this opposi- tion bills passed earlier this saying presidents dating tion, President Bush finally mum signatures to state and county authorities. More classes, but why are we as Californians year. But that doesn't mean than 1 million were submitted for Proposition 82, the putting the education and needs of others back to James Monroe have came around to the decent an effective compromise preschool initiative on the June ballot. above our own children? What is wrong used signing statements to position. But no sooner had can't be reached by the with this picture? My son is a Native express their constitutional This means qualifying an initiative costs at least the applause faded than he opposing bills' supporters, $1.5 million unless there's an unusual groundswell American student and as far as I know concerns about legislation signed the legislation with a who appear to agree on at there’s no special funding set aside to bringing out thousands of volunteer carriers, a reality before them. That is true, but statement that suggests he least this point - the status that has spurred calls for reform because it seems to assist his academic needs, by way of Mr. Bush has caused justifi- will do what he likes. quo on illegal immigration is summer school. Any education assistance put the initiative movement primarily in the hands of able alarm by the number of The president - any presi- no longer acceptable. ... big-money interests. Native Americans get comes through a times he has done this - dent - takes an oath to Many illegal immigrants long process of grant writing or negotiat- The money involved has also created a cadre of car- some 110 statements chal- uphold the Constitution, and work hard, pay taxes and riers who travel from state to state like bounty hunters, ing with our yearly tribal funding. Even lenging about 750 statutes would welcome an opportu- then we’re not allocated nearly enough signing statements concern- clipboards at the ready. Oropeza wants to put the monies to provide a full summer educa- passed by Congress. ing legislation a president nity to earn legal status. clamps on them, making it harder for special interests tion program, let alone providing trans- So prevalent have presi- deems unconstitutional Some serve in our armed to put their wishes on the ballot. portation (buses) for the students to and dential signing statements betray that obligation. This forces. If we could deport This device was tried once before, when legislators from as well as lunches. Every morning as become that the American is despite the fact that a con- 10,000 illegal immigrants passed rules in the 1980s also demanding that all car- I take my daughter to Pomolita (summer Bar Association has con- stitutionally approved reme- per week, an unrealistic riers be California residents. The law did not last school) my stomach just turns as I watch vened a task force to study dy for suspect legislation is assumption, it would take because the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that it interfered all those migrant ed. students reaping the their implications. The readily at hand - the presi- two decades to deport all 11 with interstate commerce and the freedom of move- benefits of what my son, our children, are Senate Judiciary Committee dential veto. The extraordi- million. And even if we ment by citizens over state lines. entitled to, just are not eligible for. If any- recently held a hearing at could deport them all tomor- A similar move was attempted in the late 1990s, nary thing about Mr. Bush is row, it would have devastat- one else shares the same concerns and which it took testimony on that he has never exercised when the city of Monterey attempted to require that frustrations, I urge you to please write our both sides of the issue. ... ing economic consequences. circulators of local initiative petitions be residents of city and state leaders. It’s the only the veto. Not once. ... In a statement to the com- President Bush has made the city. But a 1999 legal opinion by Attorney General recourse we have as parents to push for As this debate continues, Bill Lockyer quashed that city code section as uncon- mittee, Sen. Patrick Leahy, much of his desire for judges equal rights for our children, wow is that D-Vermont, bluntly put his all sides should recognize stitutional. It would, the opinion said, "impose a bur- who will respect the law and really what it has come to ... legal finger on the central con- the need for a comprehen- den on core political speech" by reducing "the number American citizens having to fight for edu- cern. He said the “adminis- the Constitution - and yet he sive approach that enhances of voices who will convey (a) message." cational equality. Immigration reform tration has taken what was doesn't do it himself. Indeed, border security and estab- In short, the strong likelihood is that today's effort might just be the key to justifying this otherwise a press release and those future historians will lishes a "strict but fair" route by Oropeza likely would not pass legal muster, even if wrong-doing to our American born. I’m transformed it into a procla- have much to consider about to citizenship for illegal it gets out of the Legislature and the governor signs it. tired of having to hear the Spanish version mation stating which parts these times, and part of that immigrants willing and able of everything first. Which means that those seeking either initiative of the law the president will may be not only how to meet common-sense stan- reform or to relieve shoppers of being pestered will Audrey Commander (Dawson) Americans lost their sense of dards. A failure to reach a Ukiah follow and which parts he have to try something else. will simply ignore.” well-being after 9/11 but productive compromise will How about a law rendering any petition signature Ashamed for U.S. Perhaps the most notori- also how a president used squander a critical opportu- invalid if the carrier was paid for gathering it? A law To the Editor: ous example, cited by sever- those attacks to become nity to advance toward both like that would be akin to existing ones that forbid pay- I am so ashamed that this country con- al speakers, was last year's more like an emperor. goals. ment for actual votes. In some ways, petition signa- dones torturing people. What happened to tures are even more influential than real votes, since the values that we have supposedly been they determine which issues will be considered at elec- championing? This is the most corrupt WHERE TO WRITE tion time. administration in the history of our coun- Payment for signatures, then, can be interpreted as try! It makes Richard Nixon look like an President George Bush: The White Sacramento, 95814. (916) 319-2001; Santa every bit as corrupt as buying votes. angel in comparison. House, 1600 Pennsylvania Ave., Washing- Rosa, 576-2526; FAX, Santa Rosa, 576- Of course, such a measure would have little chance Anna Zbitnoff ton, D.C. 20500; (202) 456-1111, FAX of passing either house of the state Legislature, as the Redwood Valley 2297. Berg's field representative in Ukiah (202)456-2461. office located at 104 W. Church St, Ukiah, same special interests that now fund election cam- Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger: 95482, 463-5770. The office’s fax number is paigns for politicians of all stripes often put paid peti- LETTER POLICY State Capitol, Sacramento, 95814. (916) 463-5773. E-mail to: tion circulators on the streets and in the shopping malls. The Daily Journal welcomes letters to the 445-2841; FAX (916)445-4633 [email protected] editor. All letters must include a clear name, Sen. Barbara Boxer: 112 Hart Senate Senator Wes Chesbro: State Senate Which means that campaign donations are the real signature, return address and phone number. 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There is an income eligibility guideline. A meal is also Ukiah Unified School District is an equal opportunity served, at no cost, at the school site and travel reimbursement is provider and employer. COMMUNITY BRIEFS provided. Seniors of all nationalities are needed. The Foster Grandparent Program is sponsored by North Coast Opportunities, Inc. in Mendocino and Lake Counties. You can U.C. Botanical trip on July 29 Fatherhood coalition meetings make a life-long difference in the life of a child and feel happi- is open to all interested parties er and more fulfilled. Please call Jan Michele in Ukiah for more On Saturday, July 29, the Ukiah Garden Club in conjunction to take place 3rd Wednesdays information at 462-2596 Ext 107. with the Mendo Lake District Garden Clubs is sponsoring a bus The Fatherhood Coalition of Ukiah welcomes men/fathers trip to the University of California Botanical Gardens in and anyone from the community who would like to be a part of UARW’s monthly luncheon Berkeley. The trip is open to anyone interested. this group’s efforts to help fathers in practical ways to be the The bus will leave from the Ukiah Traveleers office at 9 a.m. best dads they can be. By helping fathers we are also helping set for Tuesday, July 25 and return at 6 p.m. Tickets are $42, checks can be made that father’s children and the entire family. The meetings are the The Ukiah Area Republican Women will be having a month- payable to Ukiah Traveleers and should be delivered to their third Wednesday of the month from 4 to 5:30 p.m. at the North ly luncheon meeting on Tuesday, July 25 at noon at the Ukiah office soon to reserve a space. Coast Opportunity Center in the conference room 413 N. State Garden Cafe. Those interested may arrive a little early to social- St. For more information, call Tom Buske at 468-8409. Admission to the gardens is $5 for adults and $3 for seniors. ize. For more information, call Marilyn Butcher at 462-6229 or Those attending may bring a sack lunch or order a box lunch Jane McMahon at 468-8624. provided by Schat’s Bakery by calling their order to Sandy Glyconutrition presentation offered Spencer at 462-3661, the cost of the lunch and drink is $8.50. tonight in Redwood Valley Blood drive in Ukiah to be held July 26 The group will also visit Annie’s Annuals Nursery in Richmond where plants may be viewed or purchased. A free presentation on Glyconutrition with Jake Petrykowski The American Legion, Lewis White Post 76, will be holding a blood drive this Wednesday from 4 to 7 p.m. at the Veterans’ The Ukiah Traveleers office is located at 620 Kings Court of Mendocino will be held from 6 to 7 p.m. on Friday at Memorial Building at 293 Seminary Drive. Interested parties and is open Monday through Thursday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Redwood Valley Total Fitness on 9621-F N. State St. are encouraged to donate blood, it is easy, safe and appreciated For more information, call 463-0456. Petrykowski is a specialist in glyconutrition and a certified per- by all who receive it. For more information, contact Adrian at sonal trainer who specializes in fitness for older adults and per- 391-7667 or the Blood Bank of the Redwoods at 545-1222. formance nutrition. For more information, call Ruth at 485- Long Valley Dance sessions continue 9217. The five and six week summer session started July 10 at North Coast Opportunities Long Valley Dance, 200 Branscomb Rd. in Laytonville, in the Redwood Valley Community Market announces food program for children old High School building. Classes offered include Tap to begin this Sunday North Coast Opportunities, Inc., announces sponsorship of (Mondays, 5:45 p.m.), Jazz (Tuesdays, 5:30 p.m.), the Child and Adult Care Food Program. All children in atten- Contemporary Ballet (for 5 weeks, Tuesdays, 1 p.m.), Creative Come on out and join the kick-off of Redwood Valley dance at sponsored day care homes and centers will be offered dance for kids (Tuesdays, noon), Tribal Fusion Belly Dance Community Market’s third season. This Sunday morning, mar- the same meals at no separate charge with no physical segrega- (Wednesdays, 5:30 p.m.), and Hip Hop (for 5 weeks, Tuesdays, ket-goers will be enjoying fresh coffee and live accordion music tion of or other discrimination against any child because of race, 2:30 p.m., and for 6 weeks, Wednesdays, 6:30 p.m.-*This class performed by Don Willis. Vendors will be ready to go with fresh color, national origin, sex, age or disability. The CACFP is will focus on hip-hop choreography designed for social set- flowers, local produce, crafts, and delicious, certified, prepared available to all eligible participants. There are currently 111 tings.*) foods. Redwood Valley Community Market meets on Sundays family day care homes and 13 Head Start Centers (including Step Aerobics with Shinah is still happening as well, from 9:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Lion’s Club Park on East Road. Head Start, Early Head Start and State Preschool) in Lake and Tuesdays through Thursdays at 8:45 a.m. Also new this summer Mendocino Counties participating in the Child Care Food is a strictly guys hip-hop dance class taught by local rapper and Program. member of “Chaos Theory Dance Theatre,” Chuck B., on ‘Angel Network’ seeks knitters If you believe you have been discriminated against because Wednesdays at 5:30 p.m. Classes coming soon include yoga to help needy newborns of race, color, national origin, sex, age or disability, write to: and dance fitness, so be on the lookout for flyers announcing United States Department of Agriculture, Director, Office of days and times. There is a project for needy newborns called “The Angel Civil Rights, room 326-W, Whitten Building, 1400 Dance is a fun and inspiring way to feel good about yourself. Network” following the success of a former program called Independence Ave., SW, Washington, D.C. 20250-9410, or call Most classes are for all ages, so come and join us in our air-con- “Magic Hands” that needs your help. If you can crochet or knit (202) 720-5964 (voice and TDD). USDA is an equal opportuni- ditioned studios for good times in a supportive environment. granny squares or other patterns, there is a need for these home- ty provider and employer. For more information, call 354-1196 or e-mail longvalley- made blankets to embrace needy newborn babies when they If you are a licensed family day care provider and would like [email protected]. leave Ukiah Valley Medical Center’s Nursery. to enroll in the Child Care Food Program, or if you would like Here is how the project works: Individuals create handmade more information regarding income eligibility guidelines for blankets and then the “Network” turns them over to the UVMC this program, call 467-3200 ext. 318 to speak with Anna nursery for distribution. A size of 20”x25” is what works best Rozelski, or call toll-free 1-800-606-5550. Law Office of Duncan M. James and 4 ply or other weights of yarn are fine- baby yarn is not nec- essary. Lamb’s Inn If you like to keep busy, but can’t get out much, this is a per- UUSD provides free meals 445 North State Street fect project for you. If you want to feel useful, and in particular for children through July 28 Ukiah, CA. 95482 care about children, especially those in need, what could be bet- ter suited? The afghans can be picked up at your home or The Ukiah Unified School District has announced it is spon- dropped off at the Ukiah Senior Center c/o Betty McGlade. soring the Summer Food Service Program providing free meals The Angel Network supplements a similar project that to children through July 28. UVMC hospital staff does for the community with hats and Any child 18 years of age or younger may participate in the other baby accessories. In the past “Magic Hands” has given program regardless of income. Attendance at summer school or larger lap blankets to the Adult Day Health Care department at any other program is not a requirement to receive free meals. the Ukiah Senior Center for the frail elderly. If you would like Breakfast and lunch will be provided at the sites listed below be an “angel” and get involved, call Betty at 467-0960. except for Todd Grove Park where lunch only will be served. Times for service may vary slightly, but will be approximately 8 a.m. for breakfast and 11:30 a.m. for lunch. Contact the food NCO seeks foster Grandparents service office at 463-5269 for exact times or additional infor- Are you over 60 years of age? Would you find a part-time mation. position working with children in the classroom rewarding? Breakfast and lunch will be provided at the following sites: Foster Grandparents provide individualized attention, care and Ukiah High School, 1000 Low Gap Rd.; Grace Hudson tutorial assistance to children in need. Volunteers in this pro- School, 251 Jefferson Ln.; Frank Zeek School, 1060 N. Bush gram receive a $200 to $300 per-month tax fee stipend that does St.; Yokayo School, 790 S. Dora St.; Pomolita Middle School, not affect any senior benefits. 740 N. Spring St.; Todd Grove Park, on Walnut and Live Oak Is pleased to announce the association of streets. C. DAVID EYSTER BIKRAM YOGA In the practice of law ELECTRONIC Affordable Security Giving UKIAH PROTECTION BY • Former Mendocino County Assistant District Attorney Continued from Page A-3 For Your Individual Needs Bikini Season DEEP • Extensive criminal defense experience including tling, and then on its way to VALLEY murder and other major felonies California for sale to the Security Pro • Extensive civil experience California Gold Rush miners. is Here SECURITY There are numerous sto- Authorized Dealer ries like these preserved at $29 (707) 462-5200 960 N. State Street, Ukiah Call for an appointment at: the Museum. Private dona- Intro Special www.deepvalleysecurity24.com tions pay for special exhibits, (707) 468-9271 or (800) 468-9271 lectures, oral history projects 115 W. Church St • Ukiah • 468-YOGA LIC.#AC031951-800-862-5200 CONT. LIC.#638502 and the educational program. Herb says at the end of the school year, when children are restless, the Museum has two to three classrooms visit the Museum daily. This summer would be a great time to visit and explore the Museum that staff and volunteers have so lovingly built over the years. Reliable income generated by endowment gifts preserves the lessons of our history for present and future genera- tions of visitors, writers, and researchers. If you would like to make donation to the Museum Endowment Fund for general support in perpe- tuity, or for a specific project, call Herb at 459-2736 or email at [email protected] cino.ca.us.

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works to prevent and/or lessen the effects of well as Koi. Another pond is located by a front Lead by State Parks Volunteers Bill Adams developmental disabilities by providing a wide door and contains large Koi. Household cats and Louise Young, interested hikers will meet COMMUNITY BRIEFS variety of supportive services, aimed at guard another pond from predators. at 9:30 a.m. for each Sunday hike (dates improving the lives of persons with or at risk of The tour is self-guided. Tickets are $7.50 below). They need to bring water, a light lunch, developmental disabilities and their families. each and may be purchased at Harvest Market hat, light jacket, sturdy shoes and sunscreen. Free information meetings Due to chemical sensitivity, do not wear or Fort Bragg Feed in Fort Bragg, or at Out of No pets will be permitted on the hikes. cologne, perfume or other odor-emitting sub- this World, in Mendocino. For more informa- For directions or more information, email at Tapestry Family Services stances to the meeting. tion, call 937-2435 or 964-8280. volunteer hike leaders Adams and Young at Tapestry Family Services provides special- [email protected] or call 937-1686. ized foster care and a unique mental health Plowshares’ groundbreaking Redwood Valley Weight The hiking dates are: treatment program for children here in • Sunday, July 23: Van Damme Fern Canyon Mendocino County. They are building a team set to take place Saturday Watchers losing pounds to the Pygmy Forest; five miles, (three hours), of couples and single adults who are interested Plowshares would like to invite the public to Redwood Valley Weight Watchers group moderate. Meet at beach parking area. One in becoming foster parents or respite care its groundbreaking celebration event this lost a total of 984 pounds in 36 weeks. The short, steep climb. providers for children with emotional and Saturday from 10 a.m. to noon at their future group just began another 12-week session on • Sunday, Aug. 6: Big River Beach and behavioral challenges. For more information home at 1346 S. State St., across from the Thursday, July 13. They meet at the Redwood watershed, six miles, (three hours), easy. Meet about Tapestry, a brief, free meeting will be Ukiah airport. The event will feature live Valley Cafe and are hosted by Redwood at Big River Beach below Mendocino Village. held on Wednesday, July 26, at the Tapestry music, free food, a multi-faith blessing, chalk Valley Fitness on 9620 N. State St. Their leader Will be on the beach and old haul (logging) office at 290 E. Gobbi St. in Ukiah. Space is building outline and information about the pro- is Laurel of Ukiah Weight Watchers. For more road. limited, call to reserve a seat at 463-3300 x118. ject. Plowshares would like to invite all who information, call 485-5696. • Sunday, Aug. 20: Mendocino Headlands are interested to help celebrate this historical Loop, four miles, (three hours), easy hiking moment. with many scenic breaks along the ocean. Meet Bicycle helmets for $5 Enjoy show tunes at parking area on Heeser Street (off Lansing) available now from at the ice cream social in Mendocino Village. Hospice Benefit Poker Run • Sunday, Sept. 3: Glass Beach to Ward Department of Public Health to take place Saturday Yummy ice cream, tasty pies, hot coffee and Avenue along MacKerricher Beach, including The Mendocino County Department of entertainment await attenders of the Monday, a possible crossing of the soon-to-be-restored Public Health will be distributing bicycle hel- MOLOCHS MC presents the 2nd annual July 23 Ice Cream Social held at Bartlett Hall, Pudding Creek Trestle. Easy, five miles with mets for only $5 per helmet. The fittings for the Hospice Benefit poker run with live music by Ukiah Senior Center from 2:30 to 3:30 pm. The scenic breaks. For meeting place, call 937- helmets will take place at the Department of Black Horse Blues band. The poker run starts cost is $1 for Center members, $1.50 for non 1686. Public Health, located at 1120 S. Dora on July at Taylor’s Tavern in Redwood Valley at 11 members. Paid members with birthdays in July Trail Ratings: Easy means shorter distance, 24, and 26 from 3 to 5 p.m. while supplies last. a.m., will leave Hamburger Ranch at 128 in or over age 90 get in free. little or no elevation gain or loss with fairly Cloverdale at 12:15 p.m., will arrive at Vocalist Joan Turner is the guest entertainer level ground. Moderate means longer distance, For more information, contact Guadalupe Navarro Store on Hwy. 128 at 2 p.m., and din- Chavez or Tod Harrison at 472-2694. who will sing Broadway tunes. Regulars some elevation gain or loss with some broken ner will be at 4 p.m. Tickets are $20 per person, Dolores Carrick and Russ Johnson will provide ground. this includes a barbecue dinner and poker music. Judy Pruden, Chairman, Museum Point Cabrillo Docent-Lead History Walks: UUSD Public hearing hand. One hundred per cent of the proceeds Advisory Board and Senior Member of the Point Cabrillo Light Station State Park and to be held in Ukiah today goes to directly to Hospice. For additional Planning Commission is the Celebrity Scooper Nature Preserve will offer 11 a.m. docent-led donations and information, call 621-3761 or go with Eric Larson as M.C. history hikes through the 300-acre park every The Ukiah Unified School District will con- to www.molochsmc.org. All costs for the social are donated by Sunday during the summer. Meet at the duct a public hearing on today at 12:05 p.m. at Safeway Stores, Kathy Davidson, Star’s Farmhouse Visitor Center parking on Point the UUSD office board room, 925 N. State St. Island Luau pet photo day Restaurant, John Bogner, Gary Nix, Inez Cabrillo Drive at the entrance to the light sta- to gather community input regarding the Hosea, Floyd Knox, Pat Nicholson and several tion. Walks include a tour of the Frolic gold- Charter Academy of the Redwoods’ Charter to be this Saturday seniors. Profits help fund Center activities. rush era shipwreck site and the Point Cabrillo Petition for renewal of Accelerated Windmills Restaurant offers a door prize of Lighthouse, a marine education exhibit and the Achievement Academy’s charter. Parents and Mendocino Animal Hospital would like pets and their owners join them for the Island Luau two breakfasts (four total) and an anonymous lightkeeper’s Residence museum. For more community members are encouraged to attend. pet photo day tomorrow from 11 a.m. until 2 donor offers $50 cash every month with Magic information on Point Cabrillo, visit For more information, call Bryan Barrett at p.m. red tickets selling 6 for $5. The Center thrift www.pointcabrillo.org or call 937-0816. 463-5213. Pets should be dressed in their finest island store has a special table of discounted jewelry attire. For a $10 donation, participants will just for the Social. Free information meetings PCCY and PCCY Abuse receive a 4’x 6’ photo of their pet and be For more information call Nancy at 485- at Tapestry Family Services Prevention Commission entered for a drawing for a pet gift basket. All 5231 or to become a member (all ages) call of the proceeds collected will benefit the pet 462-4343. Tapestry Family Services provides special- meeting to be held today care fund. Participants may also dress them- ized foster care and a unique mental health The Policy Council on Children and Youth selves and their families as well. Refreshments State Parks summer Sunday treatment program for children here in and the PCCY Child Abuse Prevention will be provided by Mendocino Animal hikes begin this weekend Mendocino County. They are building a team Commission will have a meeting today from 2 Hospital, located at 1240 Airport Park Blvd. in of couples and single adults who are interested to 4 p.m. at the Mendocino County Dept. of Ukiah. Call 462-8833 for more information. A series of special hikes for the whole fam- in becoming foster parents or respite care Social Services, 747 S. State St., Big Sur ily have been scheduled for July, August and providers for children with emotional and Conference room. Videoconferencing to Ukiah Annual Rhizome sale set September in Van Damme, Russian Gulch, Big behavioral challenges. For more information will be held at the Fort Bragg office of the River, Mendocino Headlands and about Tapestry, a brief, free meeting will be Dept. of Social Services, 825 S. Franklin. for Saturday MacKerricher State Parks. The parks are locat- held on Wednesday, July 26, at the Tapestry Contact Pat Meek at 463-7722 for more infor- The Redwood Iris Society is having its ed in the Mendocino Village-City of Fort office at 290 E. Gobbi St. in Ukiah. Space is mation. annual rhizome sale at the Farmers’ Market. Bragg area. limited, call to reserve a seat at 463-3300 x118. The Council is a collaborative group of Rhizomes are the “bulb” of the iris plant and agency and community representatives that are July is the month that iris clumps are divided. working together to improve the quality ser- The irises are not blooming now, but they are vices provided to children, youth and their named and the colors are marked on the leaf. families in Mendocino County. The meetings Members of the club can help those interested are open to interested members of the public. to search for the type or color of iris they are For additional information, the PCCY web site looking for. Members will also be available to is: www.mcdss.org/PCCY/index.htm. answer questions about how to grow iris. For those who received a card for a free iris at the Redwood Iris Society show, be sure to bring it. RCDSC business meeting Each child will receive a free iris. Those inter- to be held tonight in Ukiah ested in joining the Redwood Iris Society may The Redwood Coast Developmental register tomorrow at their booth. Services Corporation’s Board of Directors will hold its annual meeting in the Ukiah office of Mendo Coast Koi and Water the Redwood Coast Regional Center at 1116 Garden Society pond tour Airport Park Blvd., in Ukiah from 7 to 10 p.m. This meeting will include the seating of 2006- to be held tomorrow 2007 Board of Directors and election of offi- The Koi and Water Garden tour is scheduled cers. All interested parties are welcome. for Saturday, July 22 from noon to 5 p.m. The The RCDSC is the governing board of ponds and gardens are all in the Fort Bragg directors for the Redwood Coast Regional area, they range in size from large to small inti- Center (RCRC). RCRC is a private, non-profit mate areas. Owners have built these ponds corporation serving Del Norte, Humboldt, which include a waterfall, bog planting and a Lake and Mendocino Counties. This agency large greenhouse which has exotic planting as

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LOCAL Prosecutors extend Bonds investigation CALENDAR By DAVID KRAVETS and Attorney Kevin Ryan said. “We “They can subpoena him every Barry PAUL ELIAS have postponed the decision (to day for the rest of this year, and it Bonds, SATURDAY, JULY 22 The Associated Press WATER POLO indict) for another day in light of doesn’t matter,” Geragos said. shown here • Ukiah Dolphins at Water Polo Tourney, SAN FRANCISCO — They some recent developments.” “He’s not going to talk.” in 1994, his Santa Rosa Junior College UKIAH SPEEDWAY aren’t through with Barry Bonds, Though prosecutors wouldn’t Bonds arrived at AT&T Park second • Late Models, Bombers, Bandoleros, Real Stocks, Modifieds, 6:30 p.m. not yet. confirm the existence of a new with his 16-year-old batboy son. As season with SUNDAY, JULY 23 The federal grand jury consider- grand jury, Anderson’s lawyer, reporters moved toward his locker, the Giants. WATER POLO ing possible perjury and tax-eva- Mark Geragos, said there was one. team spokesman Blake Rhodes Bonds • Ukiah Dolphins U-16 Girls at Water Polo Tourney, Indian Valley College sion charges against the star slug- He said his client has been sub- said Bonds would have no com- avoided UKIAH SPEEDWAY • Motorcross Points Race, 10 a.m. ger expired Thursday without an poenaed to testify before a new ment. indictment -Calendar listings are culled from the most indictment. Hours later, Bonds’ panel that will take up the question Major League Baseball also Thursday recent schedules provided by the schools and organizations in our coverage area. personal trainer, Greg Anderson, of whether Bonds lied under oath declined to comment. by a grand Please report schedule changes or incorrect walked out of a prison where he listings to The Daily Journal Sports when he said he never knowingly Giants owner Peter Magowan jury. Department at 468-3518. spent two weeks for refusing to tes- took performance-enhancing said he hoped to see a resolution tify against his childhood friend. drugs. Geragos said Anderson See BONDS, Page A-10 TV LISTINGS “We are not finished,” U.S. won’t budge. File photo

TODAY MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL Oakland at Detroit, 4 p.m. (FSN) San Diego at San Francisco, 7 p.m. (FSN) COLLEGE FOOTBALL GOLF British Open, Second Round, 7 a.m. (TNT) SATURDAY, JULY 22 MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL Oakland at Detroit, 10 a.m. (FOX) Boston at Seattle, 1 p.m. (KTXL) San Diego at San Francisco, 6 p.m. (FSN) SOCCER MLS Soccer, Los Angeles Galaxy at Columbus Crew, 1 p.m. (ESPN2) TENNIS ATP Tennis U.S. Open Series, RCA Championship Semifinals, 10:30 a.m. (NBC) GOLF British Open, Third Round, 6 a.m. (ABC) HORSE RACING John C. Mabee/San Diego Handicap from Del Mar, 4 p.m. (ESPN2) SLEEPER SELL COMMUNITY DIGEST UHS Booster Club meeting August 7 August 7 there will be a Ukiah High School Athletic Boosters meeting at 5:30 p.m. in the Carver Center, located in the “A” building. The agenda will include discussion of the upcoming din- ner auction to be held Oct. 2. First Annual “Over 45” Men’s Softball Season The City of Ukiah Community Service Department announces the beginning of the First Annual “Over 45” Men’s Softball Season. League play is scheduled to begin in mid August and run through October on Thursday Nights. Sponsor fees are $350 per team and $30 per player (checks payable to the City of Ukiah). Registration forms are available at the City of Ukiah Recreation Department or at www.cityofuki- ah.com. The sponsor fee is due at the time of registration. Player fees will be collected from team man- agers at the first game. All play- ers must be at least 45 years of age at time of registration. Registration will be accepted through July 28th. Please call the City of Ukiah Community Services Department at 463-6714, come to 411 W. Clay St., or visit our website at www.cityofukiah.com. Ukiah High School Cheer Yard Sale The Ukiah High School junior varsity and varsity cheer will be having a huge yard sale on Saturday, July 22 from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Wright Stuff Pizza. Several families will be partici- pating. Items for sale will incluse tools, clothers, etc. Please come by to support the Tony Adame/The Daily Journal girls and see what treasures you can find. Mendocino College quarterback Dayton Edwards works out Thursday in Ukiah. Edwards, from Cottage Grove, Ore., came out of nowhere in 2005 to throw for 2,200 yards and 21 touchdowns in only seven starts and will be a sophomore this fall. Girls Red Storm Basketball Clinic Edwards’ odyssey from unknown to star was a surprise to everyone but him Girls ages 9 through 12 are invited to participate in the Red By TONY ADAME a whole lot of Dayton the first time I here for the four weeks leading up to Storm Basketball Clinic and open gym on Sunday mornings from The Daily Journal saw him, I mean here’s this short, the season he’d have been the starter 10 a.m. until noon beginning July ast summer, when Mendocino chubby, curly-headed kid from from day one,” Gang said. “He 9 at the Yokayo School gymnasi- um. College head football coach Oregon, and he wants to play quar- knows how to play the game.” Players need to wear comfort- Tom Gang saw Dayton terback? Edwards wasn’t very highly able clothes and basketball L “All that changed the first time I recruited out of Cottage Grove shoes. A parent or adult must Edwards for the first time, he didn’t sign in athletes and are welcome think he was looking at his new start- watched him throw. That’s when I (Ore.) High School after his senior to view. ing quarterback. realized he had a cannon.” year. Please call Ronnie DeSoto at 272-7292 for more information. Gang, in all fairness, wasn’t even Edwards and his cannon right In fact, he wasn’t even recruited at sure what position Edwards played. arm, despite missing the month of all. Ukiah Jr. Giants So he asked. team workouts leading up to the sea- “That’s what happens when Fundraising Car Wash “When he said quarterback, my son, took over as the Eagles starter you’re five-foot-nine, 195 pounds, The Ukiah Junior Giants will be reaction was, ‘well we’ve already three games into the 2005 season and and run the double wing,” said holding a fundraising car wash on got a quarterback.’ But we have a set the Bay Valley Conference on Edwards, smiling. “I threw the ball July 29 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Rite Aid parking lot on State rule here that we’ll let anybody try fire, throwing for 2,200 yards and 21 10 times a game if I was lucky. Fact Street. out for whatever position they touchdown passes while helping is, if that’s you, schools aren’t The car wash will help raise lead his team to a 6-4 record and a recruiting you.” funds for a trip to a San Francisco File photo want,” Gang said. “Whether they Giants baseball game later this stay at that position, that’s a different BVC title. summer. Edwards in action against Contra Costa College in 2005. story. And to be honest, I didn’t think “I firmly believe if he’d have been See SLEEPER, Page A-10 Ukiah High School Water Polo Practice The Ukiah High School Water Polo team will hold its first prac- TOUR DE BRITISH OPEN tice on Monday, August 21 at 8 FRANCE a.m. A team information packet can be picked up at the UHS pool Woods stands out at Liverpool after 5:30 p.m. every Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday through- Landis back out July. Tiger misses easy putt for had to bend a shot around a sign- Open. This includes an athlete physi- post after marshals tried in vain to He was in a pub Wednesday cal form which must be complet- par early, nails impossible twist it loose, and hit the fairway night when a local lad recognized ed before the student is allowed putt for eagle late to practice. in Tour hunt the one time he decided to hit dri- him, asked for his autograph, then Please call Rick Cleland at 463- ver. That was the 16th hole, and gave him a swing tip. 1551 for more information. By JEROME PUGMIRE By DOUG FERGUSON the ball landed in the 17th fair- “He said, ’You get it pretty laid Juan Angel Rodriguez The Associated Press The Associated Press way. off at the top, don’t you?’ And I Memorial Softball MORZINE, France — In a stunning turn- HOYLAKE, England — A lit- “You can make birdies out said, ’Yeah, I guess I do.’ He said, Tournament July 22-23 around a day after he was all but written off, tle rain took the fire and fear out there,” Woods said, showing that ’Get a bit of work done on that, American rider Floyd Landis moved back into of Royal Liverpool. Still intact in a myriad of ways. “And, obvi- will you?’ “ McDowell said. “I The 3rd Annual "J-Rod" Juan contention at the Tour de France on Thursday, ously, guys are doing it.” was kind of joking with the guys, Angel Rodriguez Memorial was the strange nature of the Softball tournament will take winning the final Alpine stage in a solo finish to British Open, such as the peculiar McDowell made six of them if I shoot 66, I guess I’ll be want- place on July 22-23 at the Colusa jump from 11th to third. path Tiger Woods took toward the without losing a shot, and his 66 ing to see that guy on the range Softball Complex in Colusa. Landis, who lost the leader’s yellow jersey Proceeds from this event will go top of the leaderboard Thursday. broke by one shot the course Friday morning.” towards a scholarship set up at Wednesday after struggling at the uphill finish, He started by missing a par putt record set by Roberto De Vicenzo The biggest surprise of all was Lindhurst High School in memory bounced back by bursting ahead of the main pack in 1967. Then again, that was the the change to a crusty course that of Juan Angel Rodriguez. from 30 inches and finished by The event will be a ASA double- in the first of three tough ascents in the 17th making an eagle putt from 25 feet, last time the British Open came to had caused consternation early in elimination format with the men's stage. giving him a 5-under 67 to leave these forgotten links south of the the week. It had been so brown division being played on the July “I was very, very disappointed yesterday for a Mersey River. and brittle that the Royal & 22 and 23. Co-ed will be double- him one shot behind Graeme little while,” Landis said. “Today I thought I McDowell of Northern Ireland. And as tidy as his round was, Ancient asked that two fire Along the way, Woods took even McDowell had to endure a See DIGEST, Page A-7 See LANDIS, Page A-8 two shots to escape a pot bunker, bizarre moment at the British See WOODS, Page A-9 A-8 – FRIDAY, JULY 21, 2006 SPORTS THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL

Afterward, he jumped to third ends Sunday, began July 1. COMMUNITY DIGEST — CONTINUED FROM PAGE A-6 Landis — 30 seconds back of Pereiro. With his second astonishing Spaniard Carlos Sastre is sec- ride in the Alps, Landis has elimination also and played on Association is holding the 29th annu- have a good attitude. Sunday only. al Margaret Vaughan Memorial Slow- Please pick up an application at 601 Continued from Page A-7 ond, 12 seconds behind. not given up on winning the The Entry fee for this event will be Pitch Softball Tournament July 22-23. N State St. or call 468-5711. Please With the tough Alpine Tour. $185. The first 18 men's teams that The Tournament is double elimina- submit the application two weeks could show that at least I climbs over, Saturday’s indi- For three days, Landis’ per- sign up will be guaranteed a spot. Six tion, and a fee of $185 is due before spots currently remain for the men's before the start of camp. would keep fighting.” vidual time trial shapes up as a formance has echoed the hills July 10, and goes up to $200 after. Donations will be gratefully accepted division. Deadline to register is July 18. For “I wasn’t giving up just crucial test in this year’s and valleys of the brutal For more information call Robert more information call 972-1719. at 601 N State St. Rodriguez at 751-9796 or Eric Lay at yet,” he added. topsy-turvy Tour. The race Alpine stages. Tuesday, 458-4956. Mendocino College The stage win was his first against the clock — a 35.4- Landis reclaimed the yellow City of Ukiah 2006 Co-Ed at the Tour in five appear- mile course that snakes from jersey from Pereiro after a Mendocino College High Softball Season Commuter Volleyball Camp Aug. 7-11 ances. Le Creusot to Montceau-les- spectacular ride up the famed School Girls Soccer “He reacted like a great Mines — is similar in length L’Alpe d’Huez. The ride set Training The City of Ukiah Community Service Department announces the Mendocino College is offering a champion,” said France’s to the Stage 7 time trial but the stage for Landis to domi- Mendocino College will host a soc- beginning of the 2006 Co-Ed Softball commuter volleyball camp in Cyril Dessel, who fell from features more hills. Landis nate the punishing and crucial cer training camp for high school girls Season. Mendocino county the week of Aug. 7- from July 27-30 at the Mendocino League play is scheduled to begin in 11. fourth to seventh place over- finished second overall in that mountain stages. College Soccer/Football Stadium. mid-August and run through October. The camp is divided into two ses- all. Landis, who’s riding on an time trial, 1:10 faster than But Wednesday, Landis — Girls ages 13-18 are welcome to Sponsor fees are $350 per team and sions: Grades 7-9 from 9:30 a.m. - injured right hip that will be Sastre and 1:40 ahead of abandoned by his teammates attend and the cost will be $60. $30 per player. The sponsor fee is due 12:30 p.m. and Grades 10-12 from The training will be an all-girls pro- at the time of registration, and player replaced after the Tour, Pereiro. — fell apart, barely moving gram focusing on tactics, positioning, fees will be collected from team man- 1:30 p.m. - 4:30 p.m. entered Thursday’s stage in Seven different riders have up the final torturous climb as and team play. agers at the first game. The camp will be held at Mendocino 11th place, trailing Pereiro by worn the yellow jersey since rider after rider passed drop- Training will include a significant Registration will be accepted College and run by local coaches. Fee amount of structured and unstruc- through July 28. Registration forms or for the camp is $80 and the camp will 8 minutes, 8 seconds. the three-week race, which ping him to 11th place. tured scrimmage time from 8 v 8 to 11 additional infortmation is available at limit the numbe of participants. For v 11. the City of Ukiah Recreation more information and a brochure call Coaches include Duncan McMartin, Department or at Mendocino College Women’s Soccer Ed Schweitzer at 462-3382. Head Coach, and Luke Oberkirch, www.cityofukiah.com. Sonoma State University Women’s CORRECTION Soccer Head Coach. Ukiah Dolphins Swim PORTS AILBAG Registration forms can be down- In Monday’s Daily Journal, the South S M Team Registration loaded from www.mendocino.edu. Ukiah Little League majors All-Stars Please contact Duncan McMartin at The Ukiah Dolphins is a year round were incorrectly identified as the 468-3006, or dmcmarti@mendoci- competitive swim club for children no.edu for additional informtation. District 35 champions. The SULL Defining what GIVE Trustees at their meeting in increase in coaches’ salaries, aged five through 18. Any child that team won a North Area District 35 August 2004. On September the development of a card sys- can swim 25 yards continuously may championship. The article also stated is all about 14,2004, the Board estab- tem for athletes/coaches and Six-A-Side Soccer join the Dolphins. that the SULL was in the regional Tournament Aug. 19 The hot summer months are a great lished an Athletic Advisory the implementation of specific time to get your child involved in tournament. The SULL team was in SPORTS EDITOR: I have the sectional tournament. Team to serve as an advisory coach and athletic director The Ukiah Host Lions and the Ryan swimming. Children are placed into been asked to provide some to the superintendent to (1) responsibilities as well as Rones Dickey Memorial Soccer Fund different swimming groups depending background for GIVE (Group on their ability and age. Develop an “overarching” evaluation forms for them, are sponsoring a six-a-side soccer Inspiring Vision and mission statement for all and the use of parent and stu- tournament for high school age boys For more information leave a mes- To place an announcement in the Excellence) and to explain our and girls on Aug. 19 at Ukiah High sage by calling the Ukiah Dolphin “Community Sports Digest,” contact sports programs; (2) Establish dent feedback forms (though School. Swim Team office at 463-5253, ext. The Ukiah Daily Journal Sports goals. This group was formed a school/parent/student “com- not used consistently). Games begin at 8 a.m. and will go 1301. Department by phone at 468-3518. by a large number of con- pact” that outlines the expec- Though some progress has until about 5 p.m. Entry fee is $150 You may also mail your listing to 590 cerned community members tations for staff, students and been made, the GIVE organi- per team and applications can be Youth Soccer Camp S. School Street, Ukiah, Calif., 95482, in the spring of 2004. It devel- zation does not feel that some picked up at 601 N. State Street or via e-mail it to [email protected], or players involved; (3) e-mail at [email protected]. Scholarship oped because of the perceived Recommend methods to specific issues regarding pro- fax it to us at 468-3544. Because the need for changes in the Ukiah Applications are due by Aug. 1. For applicants wanted “Community Sports Digest” is a FREE improve parent/student/school grams/coaches have been more information call 468-5711. High School athletic program. communication and (4) properly addressed. The Scholarship Committee is look- service, no guarantees can be made on the frequency of a listing’s appear- It was felt by many that the Develop or revise an athletic Therefore, GIVE has ing for applicants for the Ryan Rones student athletes of our com- Margaret Vaughan Dickey Memorial Soccer Scholarship ance in The Daily Journal. To assure team handbook for families. “regrouped” in order to once Memorial Softball Fund. This scholarship is available for your event maximum publicity, please munity were being short- This team was comprised of again organize parents and/or Tournament July 22-23 attendance at soccer camps. contact either our classified (468- changed. Our Mission two UHS teacher/coaches, athletes who wish to see some Applicants must be dedicated to the 3535) or display advertising (468- Statement clearly defines two school board members, positive changes in the UHS The Ukiah Women’s Athletic game of soccer, hard-working and 3510) departments. what we are about: two representatives from Athletic program. We have Our goal is to promote GIVE, two UHS administra- been described as a “lynch SCOREBOARD wholesome educational ath- tors, the UHS Athletic mob”, out to “get” certain letic activities that foster the Boosters president, three par- coaches. We see ourselves as ST. JOHN FISHER—Named Dave Parks assis- Sunday’s Games ideals of sportsmanship, ethi- an “accountability” group. We TRANSACTIONS tant football coach. Oakland at Detroit, 1:05 p.m. ents of past/current UHS stu- ST. ROSE—Named John Ardizone women’s Minnesota at Cleveland, 1:05 p.m. cal conduct and fair play dent athletes, the assistant believe community members THURSDAY’S SPORTS TRANSACTIONS assistant basketball coach. N.Y.Yankees at Toronto, 1:07 p.m. SMU—Named Dominique Diezi women’s assis- Baltimore at Tampa Bay, 1:15 p.m. among players, coaches, par- superintendent (personnel), understand that “growth” BASEBALL tant swimming and diving coach. Texas at Chicago White Sox, 2:05 p.m. Major League Baseball SOUTHEASTERN Louisiana—Named Larry L.A. Angels at Kansas City, 2:10 p.m. ents and spectators. and the superintendent of requires change, and change is MLB—Suspended San Diego Padres bench Cordaro men’s assistant basketball coach. Boston at Seattle, 4:05 p.m. The following six princi- coach Tony Muser for one game and fined him an TEMPLE—Named Jeff Wilson men’s director of Ukiah Unified School not always positive for every- undisclosed amount for his inappropriate actions basketball operations. ples will help us measure the one. during a July 16 game against Atlanta. TRINITY, CONN.—Named Keith Poloskey District. This team met nearly Suspended New York Mets minor league player wrestling coach. BASKETBALL appropriateness of our deci- every Thursday for most of We are meeting again at 7 Timothy Haines for 50 games for testing positive UNION, N.Y.—Named Hillary Haynes assistant for a performance enhancing substance in viola- sports information director. WOMEN’S NATIONAL BASKETBALL sions: the 2004-2005 school year. In p.m. on August 2, 2006, at tion of the Minor League Drug Prevention and WINSTON-SALEM—Named Trevor Lampman ASSOCIATION 1. VISION - establish a Treatment Program. women’s assistant basketball coach. March of 2005, nine recom- Wright Stuff Pizza. Please American League EASTERN CONFERENCE CHICAGO WHITE SOX—Released RHP Cliff W L Pct GB shared vision with students, mendations (made by the join us if you would like to Politte. Connecticut 15 6 .714 — parents and the community. learn more about GIVE or if TORONTO BLUE JAYS—Purchased the contract Detroit 14 7 .667 1 Athletic Advisory Team) were of C Jason Phillips from Syracuse of the IL. MLB Indiana 15 8 .652 1 2. INTEGRITY - maintain you would like to be a part of Washington 11 11 .500 4 1/2 presented to, then adopted, by National League NATIONAL LEAGUE ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS—Called up OF Charlotte 7 16 .304 9 integrity by ensuring that our the UUSD Board of these positive changes. Our Carlos Quentin from Tucson of the PCL. East Division New York 4 17 .190 11 ATLANTA BRAVES—Acquired RHP Bob W L Pct GB Chicago 3 18 .143 12 procedures and practices are Education goal is to give you a place to Wickman from the Cleveland Indians for C Max New York 57 38 .600 — held to the highest standard. meet and share ideas/informa- Ramirez. Atlanta 45 50 .474 12 WESTERN CONFERENCE Ken Montoya, the newly WASHINGTON NATIONALS—Placed RF Jose Philadelphia 43 50 .462 13 W L Pct GB 3. ACCOUNTABILITY - tion and to guide you through Guillen on the 15-day DL, retroactive to July 19. Florida 42 51 .452 14 Los Angeles 19 5 .792 — hired Ukiah High School prin- International League Washington 40 56 .417 17 1/2 Sacramento 14 8 .636 4 embrace accountability. cipal (beginning with the the proper complaint process PAWTUCKET RED SOX—Sent OF Matt Van Der Houston 13 11 .542 6 Bosch to Portland of the EL. Recalled OF Tyler Central Division San Antonio 11 11 .500 7 4. COMMUNICATION - 2005-2006 school year), met procedures as developed by Minges from Portland. W L Pct GB Seattle 11 12 .478 7 1/2 promote/encourage open Ukiah Unified School SYRACUSE SKYCHIEFS—Recalled C Erik Kratz St. Louis 53 41 .564 — Phoenix 10 12 .455 8 with the Athletic Advisory from New Hampshire of the EL. Cincinnati 50 46 .521 4 Minnesota 8 13 .381 9 1/2 communication between the District. Midwest League Houston 46 50 .479 8 Team in August 2005, and QUAD CITIES SWING—Announced RHP Donnie Milwaukee 46 50 .479 8 Wednesday’s Games school and the community. was made aware of these rec- Our kids deserve a program Smith has been assigned to the team. American Chicago 37 57 .394 16 Phoenix 96, Washington 83 Association Pittsburgh 34 62 .354 20 Charlotte 73, Detroit 67 5. PROFITABILITY - rec- ommendations and the need that inspires passion, makes ST. PAUL SAINTS—Released RHP Kevin Rival. Minnesota 90, Chicago 82 ognize that profitability is them come alive, and stirs Atlantic League West Division Thursday’s Games for some changes within the SOMERSET PATRIOTS—Announced RHP David W L Pct GB Charlotte 86, Seattle 72 essential to our future success. their hearts! Elder has been added to the roster. Signed LHP San Diego 50 44 .532 — New York at Sacramento, 11:30 a.m. UHS athletic program. Sam McConnell. San Francisco 48 47 .505 2 1/2 Chicago at Connecticut, 4 p.m. 6. INSPIRE EXCEL- Some definite progress was Frontier League Arizona 47 47 .500 3 Minnesota at Houston, 5:30 p.m. EVANSVILLE OTTERS—Announced the retire- Los Angeles 47 48 .495 3 1/2 Friday’s Games LENCE - apply the highest seen during the past school Vicki Webb ment of C Rickey Clinton. Colorado 45 49 .479 5 Los Angeles at Detroit, 4:30 p.m. standards of excellence to all. KALAMAZOO KINGS—Signed RHP Brandon Washington at San Antonio, 5 p.m. year. That progress being an Ukiah Mendola. Wednesday’s Games Saturday’s Games When we first met, we dis- RIVER CITY RASCALS—Signed OF Kyle Keen Pittsburgh 6, Colorado 5 Phoenix at Charlotte, 3 p.m. and RHP Pat Kohorst. Released C-3B Eddie Florida 1, Washington 0 Los Angeles at Indiana, 4 p.m. covered that a large number of Gonzalez and RHP Dustin Bolton. Philadelphia 5, San Diego 4 Chicago at Detroit, 4:30 p.m. TRAVERSE CITY BEACH BUMS—Signed OF San Francisco 7, Milwaukee 6 Seattle at New York, 4:30 p.m. parents and athletes had many Chris Draska. Released OF John Engers. Cincinnati 7, N.Y. Mets 4 Sacramento at Minnesota, 5 p.m. of the same concerns with WASHINGTON WILD THINGS—Announced the Houston 4, Chicago Cubs 2 Connecticut at San Antonio, 5 p.m. retirement of RHP Cory Hahn. St. Louis 8, Atlanta 3 Sunday’s Games regard to the UHS athletic BASKETBALL Arizona 8, L.A. Dodgers 0 Seattle at Washington, 3 p.m. National Basketball Association Thursday’s Games program: no vision, no CHICAGO BULLS—Traded G J.R. Smith to the N.Y. Mets 4, Cincinnati 2, 10 innings Denver Nuggets for G Howard Eisley and two Chicago Cubs 4, Houston 1 accountability, a lack of confi- 2007 second-round draft picks. Pittsburgh at Florida, 4:05 p.m. SOCCER DENVER NUGGETS—Signed F Nene to a six- L.A. Dodgers at Arizona, 6:40 p.m. dence in student athletes, no year contract. San Diego at San Francisco, 7:15 p.m. MAJOR LEAGUE SOCCER discipline/direction, no clear HOUSTON ROCKETS—Signed G Vassilis Friday’s Games Eastern Conference Spanoulis to a multiyear contract. Atlanta (Smoltz 7-5) at Philadelphia (Lidle 6-7), W L T Pts GF GA expectations, a lack of respect Women’s National Basketball Association 4:05 p.m. D.C. United 13 1 5 44 36 16 INDIANA FEVER—Agreed to terms with F Chicago Cubs (Prior 0-4) at Washington New England 6 6 6 24 24 24 (for coaches and players Tamika Catchings on a contract extension (Hernandez 6-8), 4:05 p.m. Kansas City 6 10 2 20 21 26 through 2007. Houston (Buchholz 6-7) at N.Y. Mets Chicago 5 7 5 20 23 25 alike), poor attitude and work (O.Hernandez 5-8), 4:10 p.m. New York 4 6 8 20 21 25 ethics, some FOOTBALL Milwaukee (Capuano 10-5) at Cincinnati (Ramirez Columbus 4 9 6 18 15 27 National Football League 3-6), 4:10 p.m. negative/demeaning coaches, NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS—Released OT Jeff Pittsburgh (Maholm 3-8) at Florida (Olsen 7-4), Western Conference Roehl. 4:35 p.m. W L T Pts GF GA mediocrity within the pro- NEW YORK JETS—Signed DL Titus Adams. Colorado (Cook 6-7) at Arizona (Vargas 7-6), FC Dallas 10 5 3 33 30 24 PHILADELPHIA EAGLES—Signed OL Jamaal 6:40 p.m. Houston 8 3 6 30 28 21 gram, etc. Though it was also Jackson to a seven-year contract extension. San Diego (Peavy 4-9) at San Francisco (Cain 6- Colorado 7 6 3 24 20 22 clearly stated that there are a 6), 7:15 p.m. CD Chivas USA 6 6 6 24 26 22 HOCKEY St. Louis (Suppan 6-5) at L.A. Dodgers (Penny Los Angeles 5 10 4 19 15 23 number of very successful National Hockey League 10-3), 7:40 p.m. Real Salt Lake 4 9 4 16 20 24 ANAHEIM DUCKS—Signed LW Chris Kunitz to Saturday’s Games sports/coaches within the high two-year contract. Houston at N.Y. Mets, 10:20 a.m. NOTE: Three points for victory, one point for tie. ATLANTA THRASHERS—Signed C Niko Chicago Cubs at Washington, 10:20 a.m. school program. Kapanen to a two-year contract. Atlanta at Philadelphia, 1:05 p.m. Wednesday’s Game GIVE made a commitment CAROLINA HURRICANES—Agreed to terms Pittsburgh at Florida, 3:05 p.m. New York 2, Columbus 0 with D J.D. Forrest on a a one-year contract. Milwaukee at Cincinnati, 3:10 p.m. Thursday’s Game to somehow improve the UHS EDMONTON OILERS—Signed Craig MacTavish, San Diego at San Francisco, 6:05 p.m. CD Chivas USA at Colorado, 8 p.m. coach, and Patrick LaForge, president, to four- Colorado at Arizona, 6:40 p.m. Saturday’s Games athletic program. We have year contract extensions. St. Louis at L.A. Dodgers, 7:10 p.m. Los Angeles at Columbus, 4 p.m. FLORIDA PANTHERS—Agreed to terms with LW Sunday’s Games Kansas City at New York, 7:30 p.m. made some positive progress don’t wait for David Booth. Pittsburgh at Florida, 10:05 a.m. D.C. United at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. by following the complaint PHOENIX COYOTES—Signed D Travis Rocke to Chicago Cubs at Washington, 10:05 a.m. New England at Houston, 8:30 p.m. a two-year contract. Houston at N.Y. Mets, 10:10 a.m. FC Dallas at Real Salt Lake, 10 p.m. process procedures estab- TORONTO MAPLE LEAFS—Named Keith Acton, Milwaukee at Cincinnati, 10:15 a.m. Wednesday, July 26 Dallas Eakins and Randy Ladouceur assistant San Diego at San Francisco, 1:05 p.m. CD Chivas USA at Real Salt Lake, 9 p.m. lished by the Ukiah Unified St. Louis at L.A. Dodgers, 1:10 p.m. gas to go down! coaches. Houston at Colorado, 9:30 p.m. VANCOUVER CANUCKS—Signed C Marc Colorado at Arizona, 1:40 p.m. Saturday, July 29 School District. 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golf. You need the luck, that’s SOCCER the main thing. And here I Woods am.” Continued from Page A-7 Perhaps the craziest round belonged to Mark Hensby, Zidane, Materazzi punished by FIFA engines be allowed inside the one of 23 Aussies in the field. Zidane to do community ser- mother. on television and (any opinion) is up to gates in case the links caught He hit a 2-iron out-of-bounds FIFA said Materazzi was punished for the judgment of people throughout the fire. on the third hole and took vice for World Cup head butt. “repeatedly provoking Zidane.” world.” Instead, rain showed up triple bogey. He rebounded Materazzi penalized also “Both players stressed that Materazzi’s Former Italy captain Paolo Maldini overnight and caused a 30- with nine birdies the rest of comments had been defamatory but not said it was “scandalous to ban a player minute delay in the morning the way and joined the crowd By ERNST E. ABEGG because of lingering thunder. at 68. of a racist nature,” FIFA said in a state- for having said something.” It hardly flooded the century- McDowell shot into the The Associated Press ment. “It’s the first time that it’s happened old course, although it didn’t lead with three straight ZURICH, Switzerland — Zinedine The players apologized to FIFA for and it’s only because Materazzi is Italian take long to notice the differ- birdies, none more unlikely Zidane will perform community service “their inappropriate behavior and and because they want to justify the ges- ence. than holing a bunker shot on as penance for his infamous head butt on expressed their regret at the incident,” ture of a great champion, who made a “Nobody expected the the par-3 ninth. He had to set- Marco Materazzi in the World Cup final. FIFA said. mistake,” he said at AC Milan’s training course to be like this,” Jim tle for a birdie on the par-5 Materazzi didn’t get off unscathed, either. Materazzi will miss Italy’s opening camp. Furyk said after his 68. “It’s 16th after hitting 4-iron to 15 The French midfielder, voted the best two Euro 2008 qualifiers against FIFA president Sepp Blatter had sug- just a day where you need to feet, then lost a chance for player in the championships, also was Lithuania on Sept. 2 and France on Sept. gested Zidane, widely considered one of post a good number and keep birdie on the par-5 18th when fined $6,000 by FIFA on Thursday and 6. The president of France’s soccer feder- the greatest players of his generation, up with everyone else. The his tee shot found the rough. agreed to work with children in lieu of a ation, Jean-Pierre Escalettes, was satis- could be stripped of his Golden Ball biggest change I started see- Still, seeing his name atop the three-game suspension. The penalty is fied, saying Zidane’s “way of paying the award as the World Cup’s best player. ing was when I fixed a ball gold-and-black leaderboard irrelevant because at 34, Zidane has penalty is perhaps the best that we could The issue was not addressed by the disci- mark. I knew the scores would behind the 18th green was retired from soccer. imagine.” plinary panel, FIFA said. be good then.” sweet. Materazzi, the Italian defender who “It was intelligent, measured and rea- In a French television appearance last And they were. “I just want to be up there provoked the head butt by insulting sonable. It shows knowledge of the world week, Zidane apologized to children who For those concerned that on Sunday and enjoy myself Zidane, was suspended for two games of football,” Escalettes said. “It’s a ver- watched the match, but said he didn’t Royal Liverpool could not coming down the last hole,” and fined $4,000. dict that satisfies me. The provoker of the regret his actions because he was pro- hold its own against the best McDowell said. Italy went on to win its fourth World incident has been punished.” voked by repeated harsh insults about his players and their titanium Woods was pleased to see Cup, 5-3, on penalties after a 1-1 extra- Zidane, who had already submitted family. Playing in extra time in his toys, the best anyone could his name so high on the board, time draw. written testimony, spent about 90 minutes farewell game, Zidane and Materazzi muster in relatively benign too, considering his forget- “Community service is not something in a private hearing Thursday morning exchanged words as the two walked up conditions was McDowell’s table episode the last time he foreseen in the regulations,” said Andreas before a five-man FIFA committee. field. Zidane appeared to be distancing 66, the same score that has led played in a major. With con- Herren, a spokesman for soccer’s govern- Materazzi appeared before the FIFA himself from the Italian, but then turned, after one round at the last two secutive rounds of 76 at ing body. “It is a gesture, given the spe- panel last week. lowered his bald head, and drove it into Opens. Winged Foot, the world’s No. cial circumstances involved.” “We respect the definitive verdict by Materazzi’s chest — knocking him to the It was the 67 rounds under 1 player missed the cut for the Zidane has said he attacked Materazzi FIFA’s disciplinary commission,” Italian ground. par — 32 of them in the 60s first time as a pro in a major because he insulted his mother and sister. soccer federation commissioner Guido The Italian soccer federation said it — that got everyone’s atten- championship. Materazzi denied disparaging Zidane’s Rossi said. “But the episode was captured hasn’t decided yet whether to appeal. tion. The defending champion at Since the PGA Tour began the British Open now looks keeping records in relation to like a good bet to become the par in 1956, the highest num- first repeat winner since Tom ber of sub-par scores in the Watson in 1983. It was the Former Navy QB acquitted of rape first round of the British Open sixth time Woods has shot 5 By DERRILL HOLLY were in court when the verdict was read. charges would eventually be set aside. was 59 at St. Andrews in under or better in the first The Associated Press The trial’s punishment phase will “We’re very confident that conduct 1995. No other major has had round of a major, and he won WASHINGTON — A military jury on begin Friday morning. Prosecutors rec- unbecoming will go,” he said. “There so many low scores in the first four of the others. Thursday acquitted a former Naval ommended a sentence of two years on the was no evidence presented at trial to sup- round. Asked about his confi- Academy quarterback of raping a female charge of conduct unbecoming an officer. port that charge. ... The accuser offered “If it hadn’t rained, it dence, Woods replied, midshipman in her dormitory room. The judge tabled discussion of a sentence no recollection of the events and Owens would have been unbelievable “Shooting 67 makes me feel But jurors convicted Lamar S. Owens on the second count until Friday. said that he was invited.” for four days,” Fred Couples good, yes.” Jr. on two lesser charges — conduct Maksym also said he would consider The conviction for failure to obey a said after a 70. Then he headed for the unbecoming an officer and disobeying a whether to set aside either of the charges. lawful order stemmed from Owens’ vio- Greg Owen of England, the practice range, still needing to lawful order. During the trial, the judge chastised pros- lation of a Naval protective order aimed hard-luck runner-up at Bay sort out some mechanics in a “They have determined, obviously, ecutors for what he called “the anemic at keeping him away from his accuser’s Hill, was among four other swing under constant scrutiny. that the consensual act took place,” said nature” of their witnesses. room. Of that charge, Weingarten said: players who joined Woods at One piece of criticism came Cmdr. John Maksym, the trial judge. He He was especially critical of the quali- “Lamar Owens was in the wrong hall at 67. The baker’s dozen at 68 18 months ago from six-time added that the jury of five Naval officers fications of expert witnesses prosecutors the wrong time. Owens had no intention included Ernie Els, Mike major winner Nick Faldo. found that Owens “wrongfully entered called to rebut questions raised by of harassing his accuser and had spoken Weir, Adam Scott and Ryder Woods and Faldo played the room without permission and wrong- Owens’ attorneys about why the woman to others about leaving her alone.” Cup captain Tom Lehman. together, and while the pho- fully engaged in consensual sex.” didn’t cry out that night and didn’t imme- Owens, 22, of Savannah, Ga., was Phil Mickelson, trying to tographers crowded into posi- Owens, standing at attention as the diately notify authorities. charged after an incident Jan. 29 in the put his U.S. Open collapse tion for the big showdown, all verdicts were read, showed no emotion. “Everyone’s reaction is relief,” said woman’s room at the academy’s Bancroft behind him, soared to the top they got was a handshake. He remains free without bond. He was Reid Weingarten, Owens’ civilian Hall. Owens testified that the sexual of the leaderboard before Faldo then turned to the not allowed to graduate or receive a com- defense counsel. “There is no evidence encounter was consensual; his accuser cooling over the final eight gallery and tapped his cheek, mission, and remains a midshipman. that Lamar Owens raped this woman.” said that she repeatedly rejected his holes, missing two greens in signaling they had kissed and Neither Owens’ accuser nor her family He was also optimistic that the other advances. spots he knew were forbidden made up. to take bogeys. He finished at 69. “I’ve just got to execute better,” he said. Els figured scores might have been lower if players Enjoy a 4.5 hour evening ride in the redwoods were not so cautious about the with a delicious barbeque dinner and first round. “You don’t want to shoot live entertainment. 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arthritis balm and flaxseed oil. OAKLAND RAIDERS Authorities suspected Bonds Bonds was lying and that those items Continued from Page A-7 were “the clear” and “the cream” — two performance- soon. enhancing drugs tied to the “I think all of us would like Bay Area Laboratory Co- Shell making changes to see a resolution, I mean Operative, the lab exposed as everybody in baseball,” a steroids supplier to top ath- By BILL SOLIDAY McQuistan’s ascension to starting Magowan said. “I’m sure the letes in baseball, track and ANG Newspapers right guard has been in the making for commissioner would like to other sports. He made sure it was clear to one and weeks. The 6-foot-6, 312-pounder, who see one, I’m sure Barry would Although Bonds was all that it was just a starting point and that was credited with 60 knockdown blocks like to see one, and I’m sure promised immunity as long as things could change, but Oakland Raiders and eight touchdown-resulting blocks the fans would like to see he told the truth, doubts soon coach Art Shell pointed to at least two last season at Weber State, has made an one.” surfaced. first-unit surprise assignments to look for impression on the Raiders from the time Speculation has been — His former girlfriend, when the team launches training camp they first saw his aggressive style on film mounting for weeks that Kimberly Bell, testified the Monday in Napa. Shell said he had no qualms about Bonds, one of the biggest slugger told her he had used But perhaps the biggest surprise is that starting a rookie. names in professional sports, steroids, according to Bell’s neither involves first-round draft pick “I want the best football players out would be indicted Thursday lawyer. Bonds’ attorney Michael Huff. there,” he aid. “In this league you can with the grand jury expiring. accused Bell of trying to Third-round pick Paul McQuistan, play with young guys if the guy has tal- His lawyers had said they extort money from Bonds and who lined up at left tackle his last 42 ent. They’re going to make some mis- were preparing a defense. using the platform to promote games at Weber State, has shown enough takes but you can live with them if they But soon after the grand a book that never was pub- make them aggressively. There are rook- jury reported to the federal to rank as the No. 1 right guard ahead of lished. veteran Brad Badger. ies starting every year on the offensive courthouse for the final day of — IRS agent Jeff Novitzky, line so I would feel comfortable if Paul its probe, the U.S. Attorney’s lead investigator in the Second-round selection Thomas office issued a statement say- steroids probe, said in court Howard, a strong-side linebacker at would continue to grow as a football ing it “is not seeking an filings that BALCO founder UTEP his last two seasons, also has a player. indictment (Thursday) in con- Victor Conte told him Bonds new assignment _ right-side linebacker, “He’s a smart kid ... one of the smarter nection with the ongoing used “the clear” on a regular the “Will,” or weak-side, position. kids on this team. We look forward to steroids-related investiga- basis. Kirk Morrison, who started on the him working hard, continuing his growth tion.” — Federal agents who weak side as a rookie last year, is now and being part of what we expect will be “They don’t even have raided Anderson’s house playing middle linebacker with third-year a pretty doggone good offensive line.” enough to indict a ham sand- seized doping calendars, price veteran Sam Williams outside on the The remainder of the line, as it stands, wich, let alone Barry Bonds,” lists and other documents strong side. Photo courtesy of Oakland Raiders are Robert Gallery at left tackle, Barry the slugger’s lawyer, Michael pointing to Bonds’ use of The new look at linebacker means Weber State rookie Paul Sims at left guard, Jake Grove at center Rains, said. steroids and human growth Danny Clark, who led the team in tackles McQuistan has been named a and Langston Walker at right tackle. Joseph Russienello, the hormone. Federal prosecutors the past two seasons, is not currently con- starter by Art Shell heading into EXTRA POINTS: Shell said there U.S. Attorney in San say they need Anderson, in sidered a starter. Oakland’s training camp. were discussions about signing defensive Francisco from 1982 to 1990, part, to interpret the calendars, “Danny is an integral part of this foot- tackle Grady Jackson, a free agent from said handing the case off to a which seem to spell out ball team,” Shell said. “We are looking at "He is not penciled in,” Shell said. “I Green Bay and a former Raider, but that new grand jury means the fed- Bonds’ schedule for using players. Nothing is etched in stone. We don’t say anybody is a starter. We’re nothing materialized from the talks. “We eral government can lock up performance-enhancing don’t know where we’ll end up for sure. going to work them all. We’ll come out at feel good about the guys we have now,” Anderson for the length of the drugs. We have a long ways to go through train- the end of training camp with the starter.” Shell said. The three key tackles are new grand jury’s term, which Anderson was one of five ing camp.” Warren Sapp, Terdell Sands and Tommy could extend beyond a year. men convicted in the BALCO Players report to the Napa Valley Shell also confirmed that Aaron Marriott training camp site Monday with Kelly. ... The team announced an interac- The threat of a lengthy jail scandal. He was sentenced to Brooks will be the starting quarterback tive game-day area for young fans called term can convince even the three months behind bars and the first practice scheduled for Tuesday at going into camp. 8:45 a.m. The Napa portion of camp will the “Raider Rookie Zone.” Kids of all most intransigent witnesses to three months of home con- ages will be able to jump in a Raiders cave. finement in October after “Still, there’s nothing etched in stone,” run until Aug. 23 with the team leaving “It’s no longer a two-week pleading guilty to money Shell said. “We’re still going to take a Napa twice for road exhibition games in inflatable bounce house, throw a pass, vacation,” Russienello said. laundering and steroid distrib- look at what we have. You’ve got to have Canton, Ohio (vs. Philadelphia, which kick a field goal, solve puzzles or color “Twelve months usually has a ution.He was called to testify somebody start out, so he’s the guy who’s opened camp Thursday) and Minnesota. while seated at child-sized picnic tables. way of getting people sensi- before the perjury grand jury starting out.” They also have a road game in Seattle on The Rookie Zone will be located on the tized to giving truthful testi- and refused. A federal judge The one unit Shell was less candid on Aug. 31 before opening the regular sea- east side of McAfee Coliseum between mony.” found him in contempt of was the secondary, where top draft pick son at home Monday, Sept. 11 against sections 335 and 355. For more informa- Rains said there was “tem- court and ordered him jailed. Huff, a safety, has not yet been anointed San Diego. tion, log on to raidersforkids.com. porary relief in the news we Geragos protested, saying a starter. heard today.” But he seemed Anderson was the victim of an to back away slightly from illegal government wiretap Bonds’ earlier statements that and that because Anderson’s he didn’t know the substances refusal to cooperate with gov- given to him by Anderson ernment investigators is noted were steroids. in his earlier plea agreement, “He was suspicious in light he cannot be forced to testify. We Listen... of what he had read as to “He took three months in whether those were steroids or jail rather than cooperate,” not,” Rains told reporters out- Geragos said. side the federal courthouse. He also says Anderson Anderson appears to be the can’t trust that his testimony key to whether perjury will be kept confidential charges could stick against because other BALCO grand Bonds. jury testimony has been “We will continue to move leaked to the press. Excerpts forward actively in this inves- of testimony by Bonds and tigation — including continu- other key players in the case ing to seek the truthful testi- was published by the San Kevin McConnell mony of witnesses whose tes- Francisco Chronicle. Publisher timony the grand jury is enti- Geragos said he plans to P.O. Box 749 tled to hear,” said Luke repeat the same arguments. Ukiah, CA. 95482 Macaulay, a spokesman for Bonds’ lawyer said Bonds Dear readers; Ryan. was elated when he heard of Bonds testified in 2003 that Anderson’s release and asked he thought substances given when the two can start work- We have been making major improvements at The Ukiah Daily Journal over the past few months. to him by Anderson were ing out together again. ¾ The Journal started out 2006 with a new Circulation Director and in February, we installed a new, state-of-the-art, circulation computer system our customer service and to better communi Now, Edwards fits in per- . This has allowed us to focus on improving Sleeper fectly on a team with players ¾ As of June, we made things easier for our cate with customers and carriers alike. from nine different states, all directly to the newspaper for their subscription Continued from Page A-7 of whom mesh into what easier for our carriers as they no longer havenewspaper to collect carrierspayments by fromre the subscribers. Gang calls “not your regular s. This makes the workquiring of delivery subscribers that much to pay Despite his size and not junior college atmosphere,” ¾ We have opened several new single copy location having any suitors, Edwards meaning that the mix of play- in Cloverdale. decided he wanted to give col- ers is more commiserate to s for your convenience, including locations lege football a shot. that of a four-year school. ¾ We added a Sunday reporter to gain improved cove He took a tour of several “We’ve improved with our events. junior colleges in northern record, and we’ve improved rage of the Valley, especially for weekend California before a friend in with the quality of athletes ¾ We continue our award-winning coverage of our community with two new statewide awards - Kelseyville suggested that are coming to school one for feature writing and one for editorial wr Mendocino, and Edwards here,” Gang said. “We put Publisher's Association. headed to Ukiah to see if them in a situation where they iting – both from the California Newspaper Gang would give him a shot. can produce on a high level. ¾ After receiving various comments on the timing of Monday’s deliveries in the past, we are Edwards would turn out to It’s also a great team atmos- be the best of a group of play- phere and we promote that. pleased to let everyone know that the Monday newspapers are arriving early and on time, as ers Gang likes to call “sleep- We run things like a Division we have resolved our print scheduling conflict. One school. Everything from ers” – players that show up on ¾ on campus unexpectedly and the way we practice to the We have also invested in a new printing press located at our Lakeport plant. This major make an impact. way we work out.” investment is clearly evident by the striking improvements on our inside pages. The color is “We spend countless hours Edwards notes that while also sharp and “jumping” off the pages. e-mailing, visiting, making Mendocino practices can be phone calls to recruits,” Gang ultra-competitive, at the end ¾ We have also increased our page count capability per section from 16 pages to 20 pages and said. “But sometimes a kid of the day the team is still a on tabloid size sections from 32 pages to 40 pages. The new press also allows for two more just comes along, walks in family, one cohesive unit. full color positions on inside pages. your door and makes an “The safety (Tim Haug) impact. That’s a sleeper. And and I are in each other’s ear ¾ Brooktrails has returned to seven day delivery that’s what Dayton has been.” from the moment practice day delivery for some time now. While there was already a starts until the end,” Edwards as residents there have patiently tolerated 5 starter in place for the Eagles said. “But afterwards we can ¾ A redesigned TV section debuted in June with easier to read grids and more entertainment when Edwards showed up on still go out and have dinner news, plus inside full color. We also added Relish – a monthly food magazine. campus, a little encourage- together. Nobody gets their ment from his father got his feelings hurt.” ¾ We have also added dedicated staff to help mindset right. The Eagles start practice everyone to visit ukiahdailyjournal.com “I didn’t think I was going August 10, but all of the play- expand our online capabilities and we invite to see the field, but my dad ers were required to be in Thank you for your input - we listened and we took action. watched all of us quarterbacks Ukiah July 10 for a month of throw and he told me I could workouts leading up to the get the job,” said Edwards, first practice. Mendocino County’s now an even six-feet tall and “I’m definitely excited local newspaper around 220 pounds. “And about this season,” Edwards that’s when I changed my atti- said. “When I first came here tude. I told myself ‘you can I didn’t know how I’d fit in, still do this,’ and no matter but everything came togeth- what anybody said or what er.” anybody thought about me I knew I was going to be the Reach Tony Adame at guy.” [email protected] THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL FRIDAY, JULY 21, 2006 -A-11

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KELSEYVILLE, CA COMMUNITY FRIDAY, JULY 21, 2006 – B-1 Editor: Richard Rosier, 468-3520 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected] BIRTH ANNOUNCMENTS Ukiah man and others Jimenez A baby son, Alfredo Jimenez, Jr., was born Thursday, June 29, 2006, to Eileen and Alfredo Jimenez, of Ukiah. He weighed develop innovative giving 5 pounds, 10 ounces. The new baby is also welcomed by his siblings Luis and Rick Warren, a Baptist boy when he sold the first photos of than Utah, there are no other Natalia. His grandparents are Ramona Brumley of Ukiah and from Ukiah had dreams of the child to People Magazine states in the top 10 from Gerardo Vargas of Rio Dell, and Maria and Esqule of Mexico. being a pastor like his dad. He for $4 Million dollars which he California to the East Coast! has built a congregation in gave to African charities plus a No midwest, northern or south- 1980 called Saddleback tidy sum of his own money to ern states. Church in Lake Forest from boot. Top funders, generosity by nothing to 20,000 members. As Katrina threatened New income, volunteer work, num- What is unique about this Orleans, a hospice nurse stayed ber of hours, dollar value, gifts man is that after he published a valiantly with her patients, of time, recipients, disaster book called “The Purpose ignoring pleas from her family relief, and donors are all Driven Life“ with an opening to evacuate and leave her spelled out and the information line... “It’s Not About You,” ( I patients. Instead she whispered is very interesting and eye love that!) sales sky-rocketed soothing and comforting words opening. and 30 million copies were Community chatter to her patients that she was not If you would like a copy of sold. Yes, I got that number By Kathy Davidson leaving and they would be this sheet, with the Warren arti- right. Some believe it outsold taken care of. She bathed fed cle, send a self addressed enve- every other hard back book and cared for them for three lope to Kathy Davidson, 759 S. ever. Quite an accomplishment country to come to the aid of a days until aid arrived. State St., Ukiah, CA 95482 and -- if it just stopped there. neighbor. His quote This intriguing issue of I will send you a copy, or you The simple message of his “Reformations always start Newsweek features 15 such can order a back issue of the book is that when you serve with the peasants; they don’t givers. In addition it contains Newsweek article which is others you serve God. Book start with the elites,” is pro- remarkable stats about giving priceless. sales generated over $10 mil- found and accurate. This is of time and money. One partic- The bottom line is that peo- lion dollars. Warren gave back quite a fellow. ular statistical sheet on the back ple are using creative ways to 25 years of his church salary Warren’s story is just one of of Rick Warren’s story, shows a give, time, marketing, use their retroactively, and gives away several including the story of map of the U.S. and the top fame, and more to achieve 90 percent of what he earns. two young women from San states in giving. good results to serve others. It’s Antonio who discovered the Again, generous and Utah is number one, no not always about “us” is it? If I admirable, but that is not all. beautiful beadwork of doubt as to the immense stores Warren, who shares the July Guatemalan women, bought of world relief clothing, food, learned one thing from my 10, 2006 cover of Newsweek their products for almost noth- money from the Church of travel to other countries is that with Brad Pitt and other gener- ing, and took them to Yale Jesus Christ of Latter-day our way of life is drastically ous givers, (Warren’s story is University and sold them at a Saints (Mormons) who are different than any other country on page 66) turned his book 300 percent mark-up. They are ready for the call to ship food, in the world. Our perspectives, into a movement when he real- using their $600,000 profits survival packages and their priorities, family values, mater- ized that if 2.3 billion people in (2003) to send Guatemalan volunteers to any country in the ial values and social values are the world claim to be followers kids to school. world, no matter what the poli- like night and day. From our of Jesus then why not mobilize Brad Pitt knew the media tics. seat here in the U.S. it is hard to these people to stop poverty, would hound him and Angelina Followed by (in order of know that, which is why for- improve literacy, feed the hun- Jolie for the photographs of giving), Maryland, New York, eign exchange programs for Hazel Nichole Cooke gry, heal the sick and more? their baby, so he got creative Connecticut, California, (sur- students are so beneficial. With the Internet he orga- and lured the paparazzi to prised? 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B-2 – FRIDAY, JULY 21, 2006 COMMUNITY THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL Surviving the heat MARRIAGE LICENSES ENGANGEMENT ANNOUNCEMENT -- the noon nap • James Lewis Morgan, Maria Del Carmen 21, and Courtney Janell Villagomez-Garcia, 22, of One of the wonders of Osborne, 21 of Willits. Point Arena. the natural world is how • Jonah Sommer Walsh, • Ruben Hernandez- plants survive the seeming- 33, and Rhea Jean Hollis, 30, Rodriguez, 20, and Eva ly endless hot days of sum- Ukiah. Mosqueda-Garcia, 18, of mer, days when we humans • Willie Lee McMiller Jr., Redwood Valley. head for the lake or ocean, 32, and Beth Yvette Brown, • Israel Gonzalez Corona, or cloister ourselves inside 20, of Ukiah. 5/4/85, of Ukiah, and air conditioned buildings. • Jed Colter Wright, 25, Maribel Custodio, 18, of There are a few mecha- and Amanda Pearl Wilsey, Willits. nisms that help plants sur- 22, of Hopland. • Peter James Savage, 25, vive those hot days. One • Jeremiah Stephen of Diamond Harbor, New strategy is sometimes called Juszczak, 22, and Mindi Ann Zealand, and Ciana Jenai the “noon nap” or the “mid- Ramos, 25, of Ukiah. Cerri, 23, of Redwood day nap.” • Michael Patrick Wike, Valley. Plants have something Tree Tips 60, and Kelly Ann • Mark Haislip Phelps, 56, called stomata, small open- By Clare Nunamaker McLaughlin, 37, of Gualala. and Brook Tracy Dunn, 44, ings in their leaves, usually • Damien Eugene Rubie, of Garberville. on the underside. (Stomata cases you’ll see wilted 27, and Lillian Jo Russell, • Luis Lopez-Gonzalez, is plural for “stoma,” which leaves, a sign of water 23, of Branscomb. 26, and Maria Santiaga Anthony Paul Little and Jane Harvey means “mouth” in Greek.) stress and closed stomata. • Jeffrey Lee Sloan, 51, Martinez, 19, of Ukiah. The stomata allow for the The “nap” that occurs and Janet Marie Duchi, 48, • Roger Raymond Osbon, Harvey-Little exchange of oxygen and when the stomata close is of Hopland. 52, and Rojon Moore, 63, of so named because for that Tara Jane Harvey and Anthony Paul Little, both of carbon dioxide gases. And • Caleb Sylvan Hock, 25, Chico. Sacramento, have announced their engagement to be married. they also control the release time the plant is stopping or and Michelle Patricia Cortez, • Guadalupe Simon greatly slowing two of its The bride-to-be is the daughter of Lori Harvey of Ukiah. She of water vapor, through the 20, of Fort Bragg. Martinez, 54, and Patricia graduated from Ukiah High School in 1999 and from California usual processes, photosyn- • Jeffrey Alan Polson, 39, Louise Shipman, 42, of process of transpiration. thesis and transpiration. State University, Sacramento in 2004 with a bachelor of science Where it gets really and Michelle Naomi Dodd, Redwood Valley. in kinesiology and in 2006 with a master’s degree in physical With the stomata closed, 34, of Laytonville. • Sam Ruel Brown, 23, interesting is when you not only the loss of water therapy. She is currently interning in physical therapy at Shasta understand that a plant can but also the exchange of • David Robert Gurney, and Polly Virginia Bishop, Memorial Hospital in Redding. open or close its stomata in gases is put on hold. 53, and Cynthia Ann Birch- 23, of Fort Bragg. The groom-to-be is the son of Paul and Cheri Little of Lotus. response to environmental Of course plants have Walker, 52, of Fort Bragg. • David Robert Emerson, He graduated from Ponderosa High School in Shingle Springs conditions. Conditions such many adaptive strategies to • Kurt Frank Schiessl, 68, 52, and Judith Catherine in 2000 and from California State University, Sacramento in as soil moisture, humidity, deal with drought. The mid- and Elaine Louise King, 61, Leahy, 60, of Plano. 2005 with a bachelor of science in mechanical engineering carbon dioxide levels, and day nap is just one, perhaps of Willits. • Rainer Wulf Schaefer, technology. He is employed as a project engineer at Granite even light intensity can one we as humans can • Ruben Carrilo 70, and Sherry Ann Picetti, Construction, Sacramento Office. trigger a response. relate to. Hernandez, 28, and Christina 63, of Willits. The wedding is planned for Feb. 17, 2007. On hot summer days, You can now view Tree Marie Shannon, 29, of • Joel Auerback Koopman, when temperatures are high Tips on the web. Go to Willits. 34, and Molly Clare Rinaldi, and solar radiation intense, www.nwwg.org, click on • Russell Paul Gimson, 29, 34, of Laytonville. plants reach a point at Resources and click on Tree and Daneen Evana Derby, • Timothy Raymond Lech, which they can no longer Tips. 29, Charlotte, N.C. 29, and Patricia Ann ACHIEVERS move water from the soil You can contact Clare • Donald Wesley Sharp, Hendrix, 27, of Willits. into their leaves. For a time Nunamaker at 43, and Sofia Linea Owings, • Sean B. Leary, 32, and the plant continues to tran- [email protected]. 48, of Fort Bragg. Felecity Nicole Santos, 29, SAL/PAL awards participation with the spire water from its leaves, Nunamaker is a California • Jesse Daniel Weaver, 27, of Carthage. SAL/PAL Karate Program. and Gina Sueann Armas, 26, • Jason Lee Halas, 20, and but soon it begins to close Registered Professional black belts Receiving their Black Belt the stomata to prevent fur- Forester currently living of Ukiah. Cristin Lucinda Terry, 22, of degrees to locals ther water loss. In extreme near Edinburgh, Scotland. • Kelley Kinsman Hale, Ukiah. were: Sono Carrigg, Jr., 36, and Elizabeth Rose • Jose Barajas, 24, and On June 23, 2006, Sheriff Dewayne Burford, Isaias Cooper, 22, and Fairfax. Ana Isabel Huerta, 23, of Kevin Broin and Sensei Flores, Andres Flores, • Walter Alex Durham, 32, Fort Bragg. Mike Tobin conducted Trinidad Sanchez, Diego To submit articles or briefs on and Trina Eilleen Middleton, • Robert K. Kirby, 24, of Black Belt and Kyu Belt Sanchez, Isacc Sanchez and 31, of Laytonville. Ukiah and Janae A. testing at the Body Works Jessica Walker. current events, call or e-mail • Ramon Mejia Benitez, Winchester, 20, of Vallejo. Sheriff Broin congratulat- 36, and Jennifer Rachelle • Darren Matthew Pence, Gym in Willits. Nine people received ed the advancing the features editor at: Baker, 21, of Fort Bragg. 32, and Minh An Arthur, 132, students and thanked them • Eric Jeffery Nelson, 47, of Decatur. their Black Belt for staying alcohol and drug 468-3520/[email protected] and Gina Louise Jackson, 47, • Scott Edward Fetzer, 29, Ranking (Shodan) after sev- of Fort Bragg. and Willa Dauette Thomen, eral years of practice and free while participating with • Gabriel Aguilar, 23, and 46, of Redwood Valley. the SAL/PAL programs.

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

CHAOS GRID THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME -4 23 22 73 by Henri Arnold and Mike Argirion DCRI -6 19 26 -2 Unscramble these four Jumbles, NEEU one letter to each square, 43 45 74 -8 CORA to form four ordinary words. 46 71 70 44 MPRA NEFEC

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57 4 1 58 WARR Print answer here: “ ” 22 37 41 20 ANTO 38 18 24 40 (Answers tomorrow) RSTA Jumbles: SIEGE DRONE BEFORE CLOUDY Yesterday’s 361542 Answer: When the team won by twenty points, the TURE players said it was a — GOOD “SCORE” 7/20/2006 Parents held accountable for 30-year-old indiscretion Dear Annie: Our past has come back to out the legal commitment. We own a house For the last three years, “Always-Picked haunt us. Our 37-year-old son just told me that together. We both have good careers. However, Mary” has been chosen in my child’s home- when he was 17, he went into our bedroom and when the topic of marriage is brought up, he room to be their student council member. found pictures of his mother with other men. ANNIE’S MAILBOX becomes defensive. He tells me he is not ready Every school has at least one student like Mary. These were pictures we took while we were in By Kathy Mitchell and Marcy Sugar for marriage. I also have a problem with his If a teacher needs someone for anything, it’s a swing club. We were young and thought it job, since it requires him to travel at least six Mary. If a major role in the school play needs would be exciting. It happened more than 30 months out of the year. casting, it’s always Mary. years ago. This is not something we do now, might find them. Your son obviously has been How long should I stick around to see if he This year, no one nominated Mary. She nor ever would recommend. holding this in for some time, and now that he will ever decide to make that commitment? cried uncontrollably and called her classmates Our son says seeing those pictures ruined finally has brought it into the open, his hostili- When is it too long? -- Tired of Waiting in names that should not be repeated. The next his life and that is why he always has hated his ty knows no bounds. He is still terribly hurt and Louisville, Ky. day, my son came home from school and mother. My wife and I are still in love after 40 finally feels free to punish you for not being Dear Tired: Joel has no reason to commit to announced that Mary is on the student council. years of marriage, and we are sorry that he is the role models he thinks you should have marriage. He already has everything he wants She complained to the principal, who simply hurt and embarrassed by the photos, but as far been. and has made it clear that he doesn’t intend to “elected” her. Why was Mary not allowed to as we’re concerned, it was years ago and is best We don’t know if your son would be willing do more. If it’s marriage you want, you’ll have learn from losing like everyone else? This girl forgotten. to attend family counseling sessions with you to find someone else. Start working on extri- is 17 years old and throws hissy fits when she Since bringing up the subject, our son will and your wife, although it would help all of cating your finances from Joel’s, even if that doesn’t get her way. I am not looking forward not talk to us and plans to keep the grandchil- you work through this. If he won’t go, please means selling your half of the house to him. to September. dren away. What can we do? -- Lost For Words seek counseling without him for your own Time’s up. I’m challenging teachers to start picking Dear Lost: There’s no point chastising you peace of mind. Dear Annie: Why do teachers always pick other children. They are no less talented or for 30-year-old reckless behavior, or for leav- Dear Annie: I’ve been in a relationship with the same kids? Our local high school separates trustworthy. -- Disgusted in Wisconsin Dear Disgusted: ing incriminating photographs where your son “Joel” for three years. It’s like a marriage with- the students into homerooms that they stay in No one ever said life is all four years. Every year, each homeroom has fair. 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534-06 HELP HELP HELP HELP HELP HELP HELP PUBLIC NOTICE 7-21,26,31/06 WANTED WANTED WANTED WANTED WANTED WANTED WANTED NOTICE OF PETITION TO ADMINISTER 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 517-06 ESTATE A Wabtec Co CLASSIFIED DELIVERY Hot & Toasty sub NCO Head Start- PENOFIN Redwood Empire 7-14,21,28/8-4/06 shop seeks ambitious U.L. & Ukiah PERFORMANCE Fair Many Full & PT CASE NO.: SCUK CVPB ’06 24880 MICROPHOR ADVERTISING ROUTE DRIVER FICTITIOUS minds to create culi- Teacher II/III- for HS COATINGS INC. temp. maint. posi- To all heirs, beneficiaries, creditors, contin- Supervisor LAKEPORT & BUSINESS NAME SALES CLERK nary master pieces. Ctr. AA/ECE, CDE has an opening for a tions. No exp. neces- gent creditors, and persons who may other- Assembly/Machine UKIAH, CA AREAS STATEMENT This is a great Must be 18 yrs or Tchr Permit & 2 yr. mixing operator. Suc- sary. Flex hrs. Apps wise be interested in the will or estate, or Shop. exp. in manu- The successful can- File No.: 2006-F0443 facturing preferred. entry-level over. 4pm-close shift. ECE exp. Sp/Eng Bil cessful candidates avail. 1055 N. State. both, of: LAVONNE AUDREY DECKER, aka newspaper didate will be respon- THE FOLLOWING Welder Please no phone pref. $14.61-$16.30 will be dependable & LaVonne A. Decker, LaVonne Decker, Lav- advertising job. If sible for providing RN/Assistant PERSON(S) IS M.I.G./T.I.G. 5 years calls. PU application DOQ Must complete responsible individu- onne Audrey Walters, Vonnie Decker, and you are computer safe, reliable, prompt Director Lakeport exp. preferred Drug 113 S. State St Ukiah NCO app. Incl tran- als, attention to detail (ARE) DOING BUSI- Vonnie Walters literate, have the and courteous deliv- Skilled Nursing and Physical Re- scripts (Copies) (707) is essential, forklift NESS AS: A PETITION FOR PROBATE has been filed heart of a ery of propane gas to This challenging quired. Excellent IMMEDIATE OPEN- 462-1954 x302 or exp. req’d, computer ORTEGA FAMILY by: MEREDITH FORD in the Superior Court private and commer- position is full-time benefits Competitive salesperson, the ING Exp line cooks. 2 www.ncoinc.org. literate & knowledge ESTATES of California, County of Mendocino. organizational skills cial accounts. with On-Call duties. pay. Fax resume to: yrs min. exp. Must closes 5 PM 7/31 of mixing & pumping 517 Capps Lane, THE PETITION FOR PROBATE requests of a Librarian, a Long term care ex- 707-459-8540 have great attitude. (Postmarks not ac- machinery is desira- that: MEREDITH FORD be appointed as per- Qualifications include perience preferred 811 Lake Mendocino good grasp of Avail. Wkds & Holi- cepted). EOE ble. Daily duties in- sonal representative to administer the estate a HS diploma or but willing to train Drive Account Manage- English, and can days. Must meet Em- clude mix’g, main- of the decedent. equivalent with prior NCO Rural the right individual. Ukiah, CA 95482 ment Clerk Data spell and type ployer Grooming taining mix’g machi- THE PETITION requests the decedent's will propane gas delivery Communities Child Excellent salary. Carlos Ortega Entry Intensive; Multi accurately, please Standards. FT Dinner nery, monitoring raw and codicils, if any, be admitted to probate. experience preferred. Care Program Join our team of 1321 North Bush Tasking, Attn. to come in and fill out Shift avail. Top pay material levels, re- The will and any codicils are available for ex- Must possess Class Director-Ukiah health care profes- Ukiah, CA 95482 Detail, Follow an application or for qualified. Apply in ceiving & testing raw amination in the file kept by the court. B CDL with Hazmat Program Director sionals. Contact Maria Ortega Through & Deadline fax in your resume. person at Perkos materials & batches. X THE PETITION requests authority to ad- endorsements and a Req a BA pref in Barry Loflin, R.N. 1321 North Bush skills a must. Fax Re- The Ukiah Daily Cafe & Grill Willits Please send resume minister the estate under the Independent Ad- clean driving record. ECE or Child care Director of Nursing. sume to SaberNet In- Journal, No Phone Calls & cover letter to: Ukiah, CA 95482 ministration of Estates Act. (This authority will Seeking strong team focus, 5 yrs exp; Ph: (707) 263-6101, ternet Services by Classified please. PO BOX 1569 Ukiah, This business is con- allow the personal representative to take player with excellent Understand budget- Fax: 263-6300 7/24 (707) 467-0199. Advertising Dept., INSTRUCTIONAL CA, or email: ducted by Husband many actions without obtaining court appro- customer service ing for non-profit, Admin. Asst. Ukiah 590 S. School St. PARAPRO- [email protected]. & Wife. The regis- val. Before taking certain very important ac- skills. Some heavy starts at $4378- RNs, LVNs ,CNAs Firm Seek’g Motivat- Ukiah FESSIONAL trants commenced to tions, however, the personal representative lifting is required. $4,597/mo DOQ; all shifts. Come join ed Sales Person. Fax: 468-5780 4 hrs/day, 5 days/wk transact business un- will be required to give notice to interested FT, Bene incl us Flex. sched. Must have phone & $12.74-$16.26/hr. der the fictitious busi- persons unless they have waived notice or comp. skills. Salary Classified We offer competitive Health, dental, Comp.wages. A consented to the proposed action). The inde- Assist certificated ness name or names based on exp. Representative salary, bonus and Vision, STD-LTD, crew with a great at- pendent administration authority will be grant- staff w/instruction of listed above on June Fax info: 707-462-6218 position available. benefits package. EAP, 403(b), pd hol, DIRECTOR OF titude. Please call: ed unless an interested person files an objec- adjudicated youth. 14, 2006. Endorsed- Adult Ed ESL Approximately 32 to Please forward your vac & sick lv. for FISCAL SERVICES Pleasant Care, tion to the petition and shows good cause AA degree or 48 Filed on June 15, instructor. 7-10 hr/wk, 40 hours per week. resume and salary appl & job desc; Desired: 5 yrs experi- Becky or Joan why the court should not grant the authority. college units req. 2006 at the Mendoci- $24.33-$27.22/hr. No weekends. Must requirements to: contact NCO 800- ence, B.A. Business 462-6636 A HEARING on the petition will be held on Volunteer or paid Apply Sara I., have great customer Suburban 606-5550 x 302 or Admin. or Accounting no County Clerks Of- August 18, 2006 at 9:30 a.m. in Dept.: E, lo- experience w/chil- Round Table Pizza AVUSD Office, Box service skills and ex- www.ncoinc.org Sal. range: fice. cated at: COURTHOUSE, 100 N. State Propane dren and/or adoles- Now hiring for eves & 457, Boonville, CA cellent phone skills. Closes 5 pm, 8/4/06 $74,945-$81,395/yr. /s/Maria Ortega Street, Ukiah, CA 95482 2255 So. Main Street cents is desirable. wkends. Must be 18 95415. good spelling and (Postmarks not Deadline: 4 p.m. MARIA ORTEGA IF YOU OBJECT to the granting of the peti- Lakeport, CA 95453 Mendocino or older. Apply in per- typing abilities are a accepted) EOE Friday 7/28/06 tion, you should appear at the hearing and All Shifts Available! County Office of son between 1-4 @ 518-06 plus. Must be reliable Info. & app.: state your objections or file written objections Full-Time & Part- Background checks Education NCO HS Cook- 292 S. State St. 7-14,21,28,8-4/06 and able to pass Personnel with the court before the hearing. Your ap- Time. No experience and pre-employment For app. packet visit Ukiah Cook I-II Route delivery per- FICTITIOUS mandatory drug test. Commission, pearance may be in person or by your attor- needed. Full training drug tests are mcoe.us/jobs or call to prep nutritious son for a local bever- BUSINESS NAME Starting pay $8.50 Ukiah Unified ney. provided. Drug test performed. 707-467-5012. meals for preschool age distributor Class STATEMENT per hour plus com- School District IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR or a contingent required, cannabis www.suburban DEADLINE: 7/26/06 ctr. Exp. in large A or B License mission and benefits. 1056 N. Bush St., File No.: 2006-F0466 creditor of the deceased, you must file your not tested for hire. propane.com scale cooking & basic Req’d. 40hr/wk Tues- P/U application @ Kinder/1st grade Ukiah, CA 95482, THE FOLLOWING claim with the court and mail a copy to the Help disabled in their EOE/AA/M/F/D/V math skills. $10.01- Fri Benefits offered Hometown combo class teacher, 707-463-5205 PERSON(S) IS personal representative appointed by the home. 485-0165. $10.95/hr DOQ. after 90 days. Apply Shopper, Dir. Bldgs & Grnds FT w/bene. Temp po- (ARE) DOING BUSI- court within four months from the date of first Banking Must complete NCO @ 455 A Kunzler 194 Ford Rd. 8hr/5day/12mo. sition 06-07 $35,375- RDA NESS AS: issuance of letters as provided in section Part Time, Career app. transcripts. Ranch Road, Ukiah Ukiah $41,528-51,074 $45,180/yr. Valid Ca Sal. & benes. DOE. Track with Benefits LITHIA CHRYSLER 9100 of the California Probate Code. The Deadline: 8/3/06 cred, CLAD cred, (707) 467-3200 x302 Contact office mgr. Satellite Accounting Position CNA’s F/T, P/T, JEEP DODGE OF time for filing claims will not expire before four To Apply Contact: NCLB req’d, biling or www.ncoinc.org 702 S. Dora St.Ukiah Technicians MLCU has an im- days & PM’s. UKIAH months from the hearing date noticed above. lkprt Unif. Schl. Dist. pref. Apply Sara I., Closes 5pm 8/1 Regional Service mediate opening for Great working cond. RECRUITING 2500 N. State Street YOU MAY EXAMINE the file kept by the 2508 Howard Ave. AVUSD Office, Box (postmarks not Provider for Ca. has court. If you are a person interested in the es- a P/T Acct./Support Apply in person Lkpt (707) 262-3000 accepted) EOE COORDINATOR Ukiah ,CA 95482 Valley View Skilled 457, Boonville, CA immediate openings tate, you may file with the court a Request for Service Coord. NEW EXCITING Looking for a dynam- Lithia CA Nursing Center, http://www.lakeport. 95415 for satellite installa- Special Notice (form DE-154) of the filing of Qualified candidates POSITION WORK- ic, outgoing individual Acquisition Corp 1, 1162 S.Dora, Ukiah k12.ca.us E.O.E. Legal Secretary tion technicians. Must an inventory and appraisal of estate assets or must have 3 years ING WITH KIDS with a professional Inc. Commercial HVAC position available. have own truck and of any petition or account as provided in Pro- progressively ELEM SCTRY II 6 wks pd vacation attitude and appear- 360 E. Jackson Contractor for Ukiah Full-time, excellent tools. DMV printout bate Code section 1250. A Request for Spe- responsible acctg./ (Temp.-1YR Position): 401 K. Day & Eve ance to represent our Street looking for sheet- wages and benefits. required. good pay, cial Notice form is available from the court clerical exp. We APPLY BY 7/28/06. avail. Small homelike growing company. Medford, OR 97501 metal installers. Call Please send resume full benefits, 401k. clerk. offer competitive MUSIC TEACHER/PT: environment, good This entry-level posi- 448-8536 or stop by APPLY BY 8/4/06 to (707) 462-2731 Paid training. Drug This business is con- ATTORNEY FOR PETITIONER: salary, excellent pay & benefits. Fax tion involves assist- job site Mon 7-17-06 Contact PV Schools test and background ducted by a Corpo- MADELINE D. SAGER benefits, NO Line cooks PT/FT & resume to 463-6957. ing hiring managers Corner of Hospital for more info check may be re- ration. State of in- Law Offices of David Riemenschneider SATURDAYS, Bartender FT with their staffing Dr. & Perkins.7-3 pm. 743-2101. EOE Night Staff quired. Fax resumes corporation: Cali- P.O. Box N a fun working Please Apply at the FT, 32 hr. & 40 needs. Previous HR to: (707) 277-0530 or fornia. The registrant Ukiah, CA 95482 environment & Courier Position Engilsh Teacher Hopland Inn 13401 hour shifts. Full experience is not email: rdiaz_linkus- (707) 462-1351 business casual. M-F part-time, 15-20 Jr/Sr High, FT South Highway 101 commenced to trans- benefits. $9.40 to necessary - We pro- [email protected] /s/Madeline D. Sager Send or email hours. Must have w/bene. $35,374- Hopland 95449 act business under start. vide training. Re- MADELINE D. SAGER ([email protected]) own car, insurance 45,180/yr. Valid Ca Sec/ Recpt. local in- the fictitious business Local Delivery/Ware- Qualifications: Pass sponsibilities include resume to Mendo and clean DMV. Must cred. CLADcred, surance office no name or names listed house pos., perm FT, medical and drug recruitng, preliminary Lake Credit Union, be able to lift 20 NCLB req’d. Apply exp. nec. Some com- above on July 31, LOST & year round w/ benes exam. TB test, interviewing and PO Box 1410, pounds. If you are Sara I., AVUSD Of- puter skills req’d fax 2006. Endorsed-Filed 10 NOTICES 30 FOUND poss. Clean DMV, criminal back- screening of appli- Ukiah, CA friendly outgoing and fice, Box 457, Boon- cants. Position re- resume 468-0910 on June 26, 2006 at I, Summer Keator, PLEASE RETURN Class B req’d. ground check and 95482/Fax energetic, apply ville, CA 95415. quires the ability to SECRET SHOP- the Mendocino Coun- will no longer be re- two tables to 624 Plumbing/Hardware have valid Ca. driv- (707) 468-0350 in person to: General Maintenance multi-task as well as PERS Needed to ty Clerks Office. sponsible for debts Joseph St. They knowledge perf. ers license. Great Mendocino Radiolo- industrial park. Relia- strong computer, typ- Evaluate Local /s/Chris Holzshu incurred by anyone weren’t FREE! Bookkeeper P/T Send reply to box new medical, den- gy, 1165 South Dora ble multi-tasker. ing, and administra- Businesses Flex hrs, other than myself. position w/busy real 03080, c/o Ukiah tal, vision pkg., CHRIS HOLZSHU Street, Suite D Clean DMV required. tive skills. Qualified E-Mail Req’d /s/ Summer Keator EMPLOYMENT estate office. Quick- Daily Journal, P.O. matching 403B, SECRETARY Fax resume 485-1824. candidates must pos- 800-585-9020 SUMMER KEATOR WANTED books exp. necessa- LIKE Box. 749, Ukiah, Ca TSA Plan, paid holi- 538-06 110 sess mature judg- Support Counselor 7-13/06 ry, payroll, AR & AP. CHILDREN? Graveyard shift 9482-0749 days & vacation, 7-21,28/8-4,11/06 Summer Tutoring ment and the energy Tapestry Family Knowledge of office WORKING with kids, paid training’s, on available for K-8 This might be LVN/RN to deal with lots of Services FICTITIOUS equipment and pro- small homelike envi- duty meals. Apply: PERSONALS students. Have CA the job for you. Case Manager people. Work with children & BUSINESS NAME 20 cedures a plus. ronment, good pay & Trinity Youth multiple subject CHILDCARE Little Lake Health Comprehensive Ben- families in homes, STATEMENT Whitney...Texas Fax resume to: benefits. Fax resume Services credential. WORKERS, Center in Willits is efits package includ- community and in & File No.: 2006-F0486 loves you, always 707-472-2925 to 463-6957 915 W. Church St. Please call Nicolena ALL SHIFTS. seeking experienced ed. Fax resumes to after-school pro- THE FOLLOWING has...always will...- Care Giver Needed Grounds Maintenance or on line @ Hutchins at F/T 4 day week. nurse dedicated to 541-245-7015, or gram in Ukiah. AA, PERSON(S) IS come home to For Elderly. Wkds & Supervisor position www.trinity cfs.org 463-2529 Starting salary making a positive email careerjobs017 BA, MA or MSW (ARE) DOING BUSI- Austin Thus. Eve. 972-2667 open working with $9.40 per hour. impact in our local Part Time Car Wash @hotmail.com req., experience NESS AS: LOST & HELP or 744-1654 adults with disabili- On call $9 per hour. community. great pay Attendant Apply at All candidates must with children in FOUND 120 WANTED ties. Mon.-Fri. 35+ LABERDIE & SON’S 30 CAREGIVER Qualifications: and benefits! Pete’s Power Wash be at least 18 years mental health or re- Hot Tub 7yrs new, hrs. per week. Bene- 140 A Oak Monor Ct Soon to be open 6 Pass medical and Phone: 472-4516 1404 S. State St. of age, possess a habilitative setting. FOUND rarely used. Molded fits; Paid Vacation, Ukiah, Ca 95482 bed residential care drug exam, TB test, Fax: 468-0793 good driving record $18-$21/hr, DOE. plastic unit, 10 jets, holidays, sick, health, Seeking PT RN RONALD E LABER- in Ukiah, home for elderly. criminal back- [email protected] with valid driver’s li- Benefits. 463-3300 new motor & control dental, vision. Apply DIE Siamese/Himalay- Looking for a loving, ground check and www.mchcinc.org independent self cense and be drug for application pack- panel. Seats 4. caring person. P/T- at 990 S. Dora St. motivated RN for 140 Oak Manor Ct an. Very Friendly! have valid Cal. Mail Order Co. free. et. Apply by 7/25/06 $1500. 485-7845 On call positon Call Ukiah. 468-8824 Ukiah, CA 95482 Cage #90 Drivers license. located in Ukiah has supervisory role w/ Elizabeth 367-0560 GREAT NEW This business is con- 2nd Grade Teacher Guidiville Indian job openings for the local healthcare co. FOUND FT w/bene. $35,374- MEDICAL, DENTAL, Rancheria serving Lake & ducted by an Individ- Howard Hospital VISION PKG. following positions: in Ukiah, Black & 45,180/yr. Valid Ca Opportunities Seeks qualified appli- Mendocino Co. ual. The registrant matching 403B • Order processor White young kitten Cred, CLAD cred, ✔RN, ICU,FT cant for the position Must possess commenced to trans- TSA Plan, paid holi- • Inventory Clerk in pink flee collar. NCLB req’d. ✔RN, ER, per diem of A/P Clerk/Fiscal excellent NOW HIRING act business under ✔ days & vacation, • Office Assistant/ Cage #21 Apply: Sara I., RN, ICU Asst. $13.50/hr.FT. assessment skills, the fictitious business per diem paid training’s, on Cust. Service Anderson Vly District HS diploma, clean essential flexibility, FT/PT cashiers, floor name or names listed FOUND Office, Box 457, ✔PACU, PT duty meals. DMV, Exp. w/ com- 937-1648 or fax ✔RN, M/S Shift positive energy & an above on July 5, in Potter Valley, Boonville, CA 95415 FREE Co-op Day puterized acct’g. Job resume to 937-1762 stockers, photo tech, Sup, FT Care Provided ability to work as a 2006. Endorsed-Filed neutered male ASST TEACHER ✔FNP/Inf. Contr Emp description & applica- OFC MGR, on July 5, 2006 at Hlth. FT Apply: team essentail Flex- auto tech, etc. Brown Tabby, med. CHILD DEV. tion, contact Eric or Community ✔OT HomHlth PT TRINITY YOUTH ible hrs Medical the Mendocino Coun- CENTER Lisa, (707)462-3682. Foundation. 30 EEOC, Background long hair. Very ✔ ty Clerks Office. Mendocino RN, HomHlth, PT SERVICES [email protected] bene. avail. College ✔Pharm Tech, FT hr/wk; full health/ & drug test required. /s Ronald E Laberdie friendly. Cage #91. 915 W. Church St. Journeyman salary negotiable. FT, $8.75/hr, need ✔CRNA, FT D/V. Job/application Call 463-4427 to or on line@ Carpenter 800-462-0717 Please apply in the RONALD E LABER- 6 ECE units. Howard Hospital.com info at www.commu- DIE claim or adopt. Call 468-3089 or call 456-3105 wwwtrinitycfs.org 462-6377 nityfound.org Ex 101 Layaway Dept. B-6- FRIDAY, JULY 21, 2006 THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL

HELP HELP APARTMENTS HOMES WANTED TO MISC. 120 WANTED 120 WANTED 300 UNFURNISHED 330 FOR RENT 380 SHARE RENT 480 FOR SALE 510 LIVESTOCK We, here at 1 bdrm 1 bth 2bd/1b, Laund. Rm., Rm in 3 bdr 2 bth yurt MAKE OFFERS: 1994 Featherlite Looking for the best Bailey’s, the Washer & dryer on Dbl. Car port. Nice f/b Hopland, N/P/D Approx. 2/C Oak Goose Neck Horse World’s Largest site. Grove St. Ukiah yd. maint. by owner. Nice view, own bath. wood. Hearthstone Trailer Three horse coverage of the local arts Mail Order $700. (415) 740-7081 $1000/mo,+$1000dep. $525/mo. +dep. Util 16” Wood st. Oak kit. Aluminum Trailer Security Woodsman 462-3007 N/S/P inc. Mature woman cab U&L. 6’4” 2-sided Excellent Condition & entertainment scene? Ukiah Site 2 recamaras 1 bano Supplies Company, Beautiful 2 bdr. 1 ba. pref. 744-9547 mirr. M/XL suade $8500. 485-7141 Mon.-Fri. Ukiah $700/mes The Ukiah need a call center 2nd home on 3.5 ac. fringe jacket. ‘50s Full-Time Days! $900 dep. Nora Al MOBILES FOR FARM person who speaks small P.V. Farm. Curtis Mathis 5” ster- 272-1376/743-2049 RENT EQUIPMENT • Prev. security exp. and writes both $1150/mo. N/S, pets 390 eo/radio con 463-1633 520 DAILY JOURNAL Spanish and English. 3bd/2b Twnhse JOHN DEERE 350 • Regular work neg. 743-1497 RV Space This person should Cmplx. 1150sqft. N/P Business Residence 8451 Uva Dr#12 Crawler,42 HP diesel schedules. be fairly computer New Power Wheel $985/mo+$1200sec or both 410 W. Hen- Redwood Valley Blade, Winch, Ex. • Law enforcement/ literate, and ideally, Chair $2100. pick up Cond. $9250. 462-1305 Avail. Now 489-4411 ry, 5 blocks from military/832PC a plus! have some experi- BUILDING or trade? Sterdy 625 N. STATE ST. court house. 1800 sq’ ence in taking orders 430 SUPPLIES walker with seat new • Excellent Comm. PARK PLACE 6 rms kitch, dining liv. over the phone. We Hardie Plank siding $83. Reg walker $25. Skills 1 bd. $725-$775 rms 2 bth. N/P want a person who prefinished mahoga- 467-1928 2 bdr. $850 TH $950. $50,000 in • Clear DMW-Crim. has good “people” ny color 1600sq.ft. Pool/garg. 462-5009 remod.$2,200- Refig, clean 18 cft skills and it will help $2000 obo. Ironwood • Medical, dental,401K $2,500/mo. 485-5009 $100. Hvy duty sew to have some famili- ALDERWOOD APTS handrail 60ft. $100/all Referral Bonus machine in cabinet arity with some of the 1450 S.State St. Country Cottage 272-5417 and more. $100 462-5847 $11 per hour. products that we sell: NEW OWNERS w/kitchen & bathroom www.baileysonline.com. Refurbished 2 bd. N/S/P. Quite setting. 707-265-2865 440 FURNITURE Wine Barrell Halves We’re a positive, DW\Garage+pool $600/mo 272-2999 Fax: 707-258-8897 Solid Oak Corner Cu- for planters Freshly employee-supportive $850 mo. 463-2325 www.ligouri.com Country House rio Cabinet $450. Tall cut $10 each. Also company, based here LEE KRAEMER 2bd/1b, office, laun- Coat Rack $40. 9 will be on the coast Seeking people to in Laytonville, Ca. for PROPERTY MGMT dry, 2 acres, N/P/S, 1 Drawer Dresser 4’ 2X a month 462- work one on one sup- the past 32 years. porting DD invididual 2bd. 1 ba $800 Horse ok. $1400/mo Mirror $80. 467-1928 4917. Cel 367-2596 The Ukiah We also have a TN 2bd. 1.5 ba $825 OR 707-272-2999 in a home setting. Division. This 2 bd. 1.5 ba. Vintage green cup- PETS & Call Cindy 468-9331 position is full-time, 5 Remodeled luxury TH Lrg 1bd Moblie board w/4 shelves/8 500 SUPPLIES complet. remolded. DAILY JOURNAL Shipping/Receiving days a week. We of- includes new laminate & glass pained door. FREE 4 Young Ban- tile flooring, more! $925 stove, refridge, AC. Clerk FT for a Sm fer a good wage and 24”w x 20”d x 51”h. tam Rooster. Call POOL, LAUNDRY, N/P $700+$700dep. Mfg Co. Fax resume good benefits: Paid $250. Roll Top Desk anytime! 485-5248 or GARAGE GARAGE GARAGE GARAGE CARPORTS 462-4476 or 462-3588 707-485-5532 holidays and 38”w x 20”d x 43”h. 456-2186 SALES SALES SALES SALES No Section 8. New 4 bdrm 2 bth 590 590 590 590 SUMMER JOBS & vacations, a 401k $200. Wanted used Redwood Valley 463-2134 Central heat & air Multi family sale. Alert-Senior Center Large 2 Family Sale Over 1000 items! BEYOND NOW!!! retirement program, VitaMix 5000 in good Houseware, toys Furniture, baby Collectables, shop Spacious 2bd/1b $1600/mo. + dep. Thrift Open Mon-Sat Full-Time & Part- whereby our compa- cond. 462-5507 AKC Reg. Labs (girls stuff), clothes, things, toys clothes & tools, ATV, Riding Westside AC, Heat, 972-4052 10-4, Donations of Time. No experience ny contributes fifty Ready 7/21 1 YLW M etc. Sat. 7/22 and more. Sat-Sun 8-3 mower, +size washer/dryer $900. WANTED needed. Experienced cents on each dollar Powerhouse 2bd/1b $350 1 BLK F $400 Sun. 7/23 from 7- good quality furniture 8100 Vineyard clothes, furn,8-4 Fri & 462-8600 450 TO BUY workers please apply paid by the Home D.W., Storage 1st shots and noon. 3561 Tollini only & volunteers Oaks Rd RV Sat 7491 Uva Dr. RV and new high school employee, a medical Shed, Wood Stove, Wanted: 1961 abd wormed 274-7707 Lane, Ukiah needed 462-4343 group health $1200+Dep. 1962 Ukiah High Moving Sale dbl. Sat 8-4 4020 East- grads and next year’s 10X10X6 Chain link insurance program, Beverly Sanders Yearbooks. Please GARAGE/TACK Everything must go stroller, furn., toys, side Calpella Road seniors welcome. dog pen. Lg dog in which we, Bailey’s, Realty 462-5198 call 541-608-9923 SALE THIS SAT 8-1 furniture, books, lots more. Sat only like new boy’s toys, Drug test required, house w/tilt roof. pays up to $375.00 Rdwd Val. 1500 sq’ 3 LOTS! 350 E GOBBI 8-1. 740 El Rio St. household misc. good DMV a plus. $200. 485-0193 clothes! Fri, Sat, Sun per month for the UKIAH Assist disabled in bdrm 2 bth Car port, 2 Kilns/Equip’t. Sq. 9-? 1031 Road B RV Moving Sale Fri only! Sat 8:30-? 9057 East premiums, an annual 140 Zinfandel their home and on views, deck, N/P 460 APPLIANCES Blk Lab Puppies AKC Grand Paino, Radial 7-2 Everything must Rd. Rdwd Val. Baby Performance Bonus 1bd1ba. $660 $1500/mo. 485-5009 Huge 4 family sale. community outings. USED Reg. Dew claws & Arm Saw, Freezer & go! 4525 E/S Capella items, tools hshld to deserving employ- Hud OK. Call for interview Small 1 bdrm & yd, APPLIANCES shots. Mother on site. More Tues 18-Sat 22 Exc. equip., furn, ba- Rd look for ballons app. furn, crafts. etc 485-5168 ees. In the past, Ready 8/4.5M $600. $700 + dep., some & FURNITURE. 10am-6pm 2875 by items, men’s & MOVING! Ceiling TAYLORS TAVERN every three years, CENTURY 21 1FM $700. 937-2543 Sun Jul 23, 9-12 pets ok, Ernie Fine Guaranteed. 485-1216 Oak Ct. Rd. boy’s clothes, lots fan,Coffee table tons P/T Bartender Apply Baileys has paid for Les Ryan Realty 1360 Vista Verde Rd. Realtor 467-3645 9-1 Fri & Sat 2260 more! 204 S. Dora of toys, kid’s & wom- before 10:00am an all-expenses paid Property Management MISC. off El Dorado SMALL Studio So. State. Furniture, Steet. Fri.& Sat 7-2 en’s clothes exercise 6951 East Rd RV trip to Las Vegas, NV 468-0463 480 FOR SALE No Early birds!! antiques, camping equip. Bike rack for to celebrate our cabin in Redwood Dryer N/G, bench HUGE MULTI-FAMI- TEACHER- equip. Free clothes! car. Washer & Dryer. Yard Sale Sat 7-3 devotion and efforts Valley. $500/mo saw, ‘95 Astro Van, 2 LY 601 Laughlin WELDING APARTMENTS Garage Sale 1501 Lots more!! Sun 7-12 Variety of over the years. +dep. 485-7801 mini trailors BO. Way July 22-23 9-3, Ukiah High School 310 FURNISHED Meadow (in El Dora- 711 N. Spring St. misc., baby Items Please send resume Studio Willits $675 eves/ wknd.485-7397 PT, 3hrs/day, W. Side nice 1bdrm do Est) Sat 9-? Trailers & motorcycle and/or a letter of H20 elect gbg inc. Sat &Sun 8-2 108 Tedford Ave. 5 days/wk upstairs victorian. Pvt interest to: Must see. N/S/P 707- ELECTRIC WHEEL $27.84-$46.36/hr. deck, N/S/P $585/mo





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DOE. 463-TILE. Casa de la Bascula REC VEH 4X4'S TRUCKS CARS only. $1200/mo. Pets ting, N. Sonoma/ totiller used 10 times TRUE TO LIFE *Personas para w/dep. 456-9422 610 CAMPING 650 FOR SALE 670 FOR SALE 680 FOR SALE CHILDREN’S Trabajar en el Cuar- S. Mendo County. 19 “ rear tine, 7 hp 510 LIVESTOCK 05’ Cougar 290 5th Bronco II 1984 for Toyota short bed pu Ford ‘87 LTD 4 door SERVICES to de los Barriles 2 bdrm, 1 bath (707)-857-4345 exc. cond. $480.4 HORSES FOR Wheel 32’ Big Slide parts. good engine w/camper shell 2003 New Tires, Good seeks 2 additional *Persona para la home near park. white spoke rims WANTED TO SALE. Paints & Sol- Out. Excellet Cond. good body no trans, 50k mi. Exc. cond. Cond. $850/BO homes for Shelter Oficina/Persona $900 mo., $900 dep. 11x15 $100. OBO 380 SHARE RENT ids: 7 yr b&w stud, Hitch Incl. $22,500 $250 OBO 462-7270 $13,800 367-1284 456-0436 Care program para Archivar Call: 462-7615 462-5139 Applicants need to Lg. bdrm, in 3 bdrm 6yr broodmare, 707-459-3442 Información Hot Tub ‘06 Deluxe Jeep Sport Chero- CARS Honda ‘98 4door Exl have at least 1 spare 2bd Cottage hm, lg. yd/deck, safe, 5,4,1yr fillies, wean- Model. Many jets. MOTOR- kee ‘95 185K FOR SALE V6 Sun roof, leather bdrm to house a child Aplicar en la quiet area, fem. pref. ling colt. 1500up. 15 680 $595. Therapy seat. 620 CYCLES $1500/BO Etc. $8000.Firm for up to 30 days. Oficina de la no p/s, $400 incl. util. yr roping geld, med Honda Civic 1995 Guaranteed monthly 8451 Uva Dr #12 Warranty. Never Honda XR 100R ‘86 4WD 463-4538 mess Good deal to right Administración de 467-9925 riders ea. Call 707- EX, Automatic, V-Tec allotment. Generous Redwood Valley used. Can deliver. Needs new seat paint party. 489-0963 cell Fetzer Vineyards, 459-1800 or email: $5700 OBO increase upon place- 12901 Old River 2bd/1b $1250/mo Lrg. rm. $475. Worth $5700. Sell job & # plates. $500. TOY. ‘83 4WD 4in ment. Income tax-ex- jrbearanch@hotmail. 462-9340 Incl. water, garb, $475 dep. Util. incl. $1750. 707-766-8622 Runs Great 485-7325 empt. Exp. with chil- Road, Hopland o lift. rebuilt motor new SUBSCRIBE TODAY! gardner. pets OK House priv. com. Chrysler 84’, $800. dren req. Parents will mandar su currículo Calpella. 338-4829 468-0244 SPA-Deluxe ‘06 Honda XR 100 carb. New 33X12.50 Smogged, looks receive training, + So- al P.O. Box 611, TACK/GARAGE The Ukiah model. 30 jets. 1996 $1000. and runs good. cial Worker, in-home Hopland, CA 95449 SALE 350 E. Gobbi Tires asking Therapy seat. Never Ready to Go!!! 463-1259 DAILY JOURNAL support & respite. or por fax al 707-468-3500 used. Warr.Can del. This SAT 8am to 1pm $3800.BO 489-6404 Need 1 or 2-parent (707) 744-7606. NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS 456-0755 $2750.707-468-4300 TACK/CLOTHING homes, with 1 parent AA/EOE M/F/D/V home full time. Home with no more than 1 for North Pine Street Senior biological child con- FINANCIAL sidered. 205 SERVICES Apartments. Retirees invited to BANKRUPTCY apply. Contact TLC 707-463-1100 is it for me? Applications will be accepted for Lic#236800809 FREE consultation by phone! 1-Bedroom Units. Winery Atty Ed Dechant Harvest Positions 800-823-0600 HUD Subsidized Senior Housing for Fetzer Vineyards BUSINESS Qualifying low, very low and extremely We are looking for 250 RENTALS low income limits. enthusiastic, moti- Banquet Hall & vated individuals to Kitchen Ukiah Senior Must be at least 62. join our team for the Center 499 Leslie St. 2006 harvest. Work 462-4343 Please call (707) 463-0300 or stop by starts mid-August GARDEN Jack Simpson Apartments for approximately OFFICE PARK at 1051 N.Bush Ukiah, CA three months. must be able to work flex- Spaces from 445sqft ible schedules and To 726sqft. & up overtime as req. SPRING RENT WALNUT VILLAGE APARTMENTS *General Winery SPECIAL Dial up a sale when you Workers .90/sq.ft. 1st yr. Affordable Apartments for Seniors *Sugar Testers *Lab Techs Age 62+ or mobility impaired. call us and put the *Scale House DOWNTOWN 1240 N. Pine Street across from Vinewood Park Attendant 2nd FLOOR classifieds to work for you. *Barrel Attendants DANCE STUDIO Spacious 1-2 Bedroom Apartments *Data Entry/ 3500 sq. ft. Available to income Qualified Seniors Office Clerk Apply at Fetzer Featuring: Vineyards, Adminis- LEE KRAEMER • Energy-Saving Appliances 468-3500 tration Building, Real Estate Broker • Community Room 12901 Old River 468-8951 • Social Activities Coordinator Road, Hopland or • Beautiful landscape mail resume to: Goverment subsidized – for applicants with qualified P.O. Box 611, Hop- low, very low and extremely low income limits. land, CA 95449 or Quite Downtown Of- fice Perfect for one fax (707) 744-7606 Please call person, or massage AA/EOE/M/F/D/V $300/incl. util. 463-1081 (707) 468-9672 THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL FRIDAY, JULY 21, 2006 -B-7 SSERVICEERVICE DDIRECTORYIRECTORY CONSTRUCTION ANTIQUE DUMP RUNS CONSTRUCTION COUNTERTOPS with this coupon • Tractor FREE work Antiques & • Hauling • Room Additions Collectibles • Clean up • Painting Appraisals • Fences/Decks Foundation to finish • Landscaping • Garage/Shops EVERY WEDNESDAY 11-5 • No job too small • Solid Surface SOLID SURFACE & Homes • Additions Redwood Valley Countertops Antique Mall • Free estimate • Kitchen & Baths LAMINATE COUNTERTOPS • Kitchens • Decks 9621 N. State St. 2485 N. State St. • Ukiah Lic. #580504 Redwood Valley J.C. 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