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7 58551 69301 0 Saturday: Partly sunny; H 89º L 53º 50 cents tax included DAILY JOURNAL ukiahdailyjournal.com 16 pages, Volume 150 Number 71 email: [email protected] Legislation aims to clarify credit vs. cash gas prices

The Daily Journal what they’re paying, particularly with the method of purchase, with some ly disclosed to the public. price for a gallon of regular gasoline With gasoline prices on the rise, prices at the pump rising meteorical- station owners discounting the price Californians purchase, on average, in California was $4.60 per gallon this state Sen. Patricia Wiggins (D-Santa ly,” Wiggins said. “And gas station per gallon for cash transactions. about 16 billion gallons of gasoline week. In Ukiah, prices ranged from Rosa) has introduced legislation that owners must do a better job of telling Credit cards can add about 2 to 3 per- per year. As of May 2008, the average $4.55 to $4.63 per gallon. would require gas stations to display consumers that they will pay a lower cent to the cost of the transaction – a price of a gallon of gasoline had Wiggins describes SB 623, which the price difference between transac- price for gas if they fill up using cash higher cost paid for the “conve- topped $4 per gallon in the state -- an has yet to be scheduled for its first tions paid for with cash and with cred- instead of plastic.” nience” of using a credit card at the increase of more than 69 percent over hearing in the Legislature, as a “con- it cards. Some gasoline stations are offering pump. In many, if not most, instances, the last 12 months. sumer information disclosure” mea- “Drivers should be clearly shown different prices for gasoline based on the cost differentials are not adequate- According to AAA, the average sure.

WRIGHT BROTHERS MASTER PILOT AWARD Bruce DeVries 7 named to displays his plaque for 50 years of ser- vice in avia- fair board 50 years of flight tion safety. The Daily Journal Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger recently ‘I am convinced that announced seven appointments to the Redwood human flight is both Empire Fair Board. possible and Otherwise known as the 12th District practical.’ Agricultural Association, the fairgrounds are Wilbur Wright, 1899 located at 1055 N. State St. “This position does not require Senate con- By CAROLE HESTER firmation and there is no salary,” stated the for The Daily Journal release. “Never say die” could Among those appointed are: be the watchword of this • Michael Anderson, 56, of Fort Bragg, has retired educator. Or per- served on the board since 2006. Since 1976, haps, “never stop flying” Anderson has owned and managed Anderson might be more represen- Logging. He is currently a member and first tative of the avid aviator. vice president of the Mendocino County Farm In a recent ceremony Bureau and serves as a board member of the at the Ukiah airport, Employers Council of Mendocino County. Bruce DeVries, 75, Additionally, Anderson is a member and past received the Wright president of the Associated California Loggers Brothers Master Pilot and the California Forestry Association. He is Award from the Federal also a member of the California Licensed Aviation Agency for 50 Foresters Association. consecutive years of fly- • Albert Beltrami, 74, of Ukiah, was chief ing. The award recipient executive officer for Mendocino County from received a certificate and 2006 to 2007 before he retired. From 2003 to lapel pin. 2006, Beltrami owned and worked as a consul- According to the FAA, tant for Beltrami Consulting. From 1993 to the Wright Brothers Mas- 1996, he served as deputy director of intergov- ter Pilot Award recog- ernmental affairs for the Office of Gov. Pete nizes the efforts of pilots Wilson and, from 1991 to 1993, he was the who have followed and Sarah Baldik/The Daily Journal chief executive officer for Stanislaus County. continue to follow the Bruce DeVries stands in front of his 1959 Piper Comanche airplane at the Ukiah airport From 1965 to 1990, he was county administra- precaution and awareness Tuesday morning. DeVries received the Wright Brothers award for more than 50 years of tor for Mendocino County. Beltrami is a mem- of safe operations. Most flying at an awards ceremony Saturday. ber of the Lions Club and Elks Club of Ukiah. of all, it recognizes pilots • Roger Coate, 57, of Ukiah, has been a who have contributed at Coalinga College, out- make ends meet, he mentary School (hence, er’s, but a year younger. member of the board of directors since 2003. and maintained safe side Fresno. Flying drove a school bus moving into administra- My brother used to Coate has served as president for Team flight operations for 50 or lessons were part of his before and after school. tion). always take me to church Insurance and Financial Services since 2003. more consecutive years curriculum (he majored He married his wife, While this was going youth group. When my Prior to that, he owned Coate Financial of piloting aircraft. One in business) and for a Gayle, in 1956. on, DeVries returned to brother went off to col- Planning and Insurance Services from 1980 to day, DeVries’ name will nominal charge he was “All the children in the school, going to San Jose lege, Bruce took me 2003. Coate is an adviser for the South Ukiah be included in the Smith- able to pursue flight migrant school were State for his administra- home. We kind of went Rotary Club and the Interact Service Club at sonian Institute. instruction. Spanish speaking,” she tive credential and mas- together off and on in Ukiah High School. DeVries and two part- While in the junior said. “They learned Eng- ter’s degree. high school and then • David Gowan, 68, of Philo, has co-owned ners own a local plane college, DeVries joined lish really fast and they The family moved to Bruce went off to the the Gowan Ranch in Anderson Valley since and he gets up in the air the Naval Reserves and were smart. That was a Ukiah in 1976, when Navy. When he came 1979. From 1980 to 2007, Gowan owned as often as he can, weath- after graduating with his great experience.” They DeVries was first at the back to the valley, and he Anderson Valley Farm Supply and Nursery. er permitting. AA, he entered the Navy were there two years then district office, where he was in Fresno State, we Prior to that, he worked as the manager of the His wife, Gayle, says, for two years active duty, moved on when Bruce was in charge of the gift- got together.” Mendocino County Fair and Apple Show from “Flying is in Bruce’s stationed at Pensacola. taught sixth grade at ed program. Following He and his wife had 1998 to 2003. Gowan is a member of the blood. His goal is to After flying for the Coalinga Elementary that, he became principal three children: Keith, 51; California Farm Bureau Federation and past reach the same age as Jim Navy, in 1955 he went to School. at Yokayo Elementary Kevin, 47; Kori, age 38, board member of the Anderson Valley Aggi, who is still flying at Fresno State, graduating Then the couple School for 17 years, retir- and six granddaughters, Community Services District. 85 years old. Jim is in 1957 with an education moved to Cupertino in ing in 1998. two from each family. • Ronald Ledford, 64, of Talmage, has Bruce’s role model.” degree. 1962, where Bruce taught According to Gayle, Gayle ended her educa- served on the board of directors since 1992. A native Fresnan, DeVries began teach- sixth grade. DeVries was their interest in each other tion career in Ukiah as Since 1970, Ledford has owned R and D DeVries began his flying ing for two years in 1957 asked to teach the gifted began early, “a typical assistant principal at Ledford Rental. From 1970 to 2001, he owned adventure at age 18, earn- at a migrant school in class for a year, then be in older brother/younger Pomolita Middle School Ledford Ranch. He is a member of the Ukiah ing his license at age 19 Five Points for a whop- charge of the gifted pro- sister situation. Bruce after serving 15 years, while he was a freshman ping $3,600 a year. To gram at Cupertino Ele- was a friend of my broth- retiring in 2002. See FAIR, Page 15 Gualala litigation goes on, fireworks canceled UHS GRADS The Daily Journal annual Fourth of July fireworks display, attor- Commission staffers had urged the panel to Organizers of the annual Independence Day neys with Pacific Legal Foundation have filed issue a cease-and-desist order against the fire- fireworks display in Gualala announced a lawsuit challenging the Commission’s works program, claiming it disturbed birds in Wednesday that they have canceled the fire- action, on behalf of the Gualala Festivals the area. works display for this year. Committee,” stated the PLF in a release “A threat to birds has not been estab- The news of the cancellation is the latest Wednesday. “Today, a Mendocino County lished,” said PLF attorney Graham Owen. skirmish in a yearslong war over the display. Superior Court judge declined to issue an In its now-approved staff recommendation, The decision to scrap the demonstration emergency stay of the Coastal Commission’s the Coastal Commission disagreed. came exactly one week after the California order while the underlying litigation proceeds. “These exposed areas are part of a narrow Coastal Commission issued a cease-and-desist A court hearing on the merits of the PLF law- and important flight lane in the Pacific Slide show order barring the show from continuing. suit is unlikely to occur before July 4. Flyway, providing essential habitat for feed- “Because the Coastal Commission does not Therefore, this year’s fireworks display can- at ukiahdailyjournal.com have legal authority to regulate Gualala’s not go on.” See FIREWORKS, Page 15 2 – THURSDAY, JUNE 19, 2008 DAILY DIGEST Editor: K.C. Meadows, 468-3526 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected]

FUNERAL NOTICES

[\ Phillips of Redwood Valley, Edith also enjoyed numer- Rollin was a graduate of or to the First Presbyterian three daughters, Colleen Jeff Dawson and ous train and plane Salinas High School. Church of Ukiah and her husband wife Doreen of Salem, OR, trips around the States to He served in the US Army are preferred. Danny, Kathleen, and Nathan Keyser visit her far-flung Air Corps during “And those who know Charlene and her hus- and wife Lara of Hidden family. Her children recall WWII, serving in CBI thy name will put their band David. His spirit and Valley Lake, Preston her deep faith, and Theater Branch of the trust in Thee; For thou, O heart will live on Keyser and wife Sandy of her love of music, & her Flying Tigers (Kunming LORD, hast not for- through his children and Fort Bragg, Chris- avid interest in poli- China, Burma, India). saken those who seek thee.” six adored grandchil- topher Keyser of Ukiah, tics and religious matters. Rollin was Division Liaison Psalm 9:10 dren: Ryane, Brooke, Emily Kilbride and Her grandchildren for Pacific Gas The Eversole Mortuary Payton, Jackson, Sa- husband Justin of Hidden fondly remember playing and Electric Co., General is in charge of ar- die, and Ethan. He is also Valley Lake, Phillip cards and dominoes Office. He was rangements. survived by his Orchard of Austin, TX, with her and going to the proud of being an athletic five brothers: Roger, Ellen Orchard of Hous- movies together. sportsman, playing [\ Wallace, Dusty, Michael, ton, TX, Brendan Hedel She was a good mother and basketball, baseball, foot- and Kevin and his sister, and Caroline Hedel homemaker, a ball, golf and being a Joyce. of Richland, WA. Edith true friend to many, and a member of CCAL Graveside services to be also survived by 17 proud American. Championship Team 1941 held Sunday, June EDITH M. HORNING great-grandchildren and Edith leaves a fine legacy to (Salinas High School). 22, 2008 at 10:00am at Edith Muriel Wagner several nieces and her extended family. He married Lorraine on Valley View Cemetery Horning went to be with nephews. Cremation took place in August 17, 1946. in Covelo. Potluck recep- her Lord and Savior on Edith was born in Richland.Inurnment They have resided in Ukiah tion to remember May 15, 2008, after a Oakland and spent most of will follow at the Ukiah for the last 21 years. and celebrate Patrick’s life brief illness. Several family her childhood in Sonoma Cemetery on July 3 at Rollin belonged to the will follow at the members were and Mendocino 10 a.m., followed by a Ukiah Men’s Golf Club Covelo Recreation Center. around her hospital bed- Counties, attending Ukiah memorial service at 11 (2 holes in 1), B.P.O.E. of [\ side at the time of her High School and a.m. at Calvary Baptist Ukiah and played death. The former Ukiah graduating from Santa Church, Ukiah. Dona- horseshoes. He will be resident had been Rosa High School. tions may be made in her remembered for his loving living in Richland, WA, She worked for Bell memory to the disposition and ready with her youngest Telephone Company in American Legion (Lewis smile. He loved his family C. PATRICK O’FERRALL daughter and family since Oakland before joining the White Post, PO Box with all that was him. C. Patrick O’Ferrall, of 2001. Edith is pre- Women’s Army 46, Ukiah) or to Coral He is survived by his Covelo, CA passed deceased by her parents Corps in 1943. She was Ridge Ministries (PO wife Lorraine Nonneman away unexpectedly early Clyde and Alice assigned to Kelly Box 1920, Ft. Lauderdale, of Ukiah, sons Stephen Monday, June 16, Wagner of Lakeport, her Field Army Base in San FL 33302). Nonneman and wife 2008 at the age of 61. brother Norman Antonio, TX, where [\ Anne of Tocumwal N.S.W. Patrick was born on Wagner of Ukiah, and her she met her future hus- Australia, Dennis March 2, 1947 to Cleo and son Edward Horn- band, also in the Army. Nonneman and wife Allyn Grace O’Ferrall, ing of Ukiah. Born on She married Fred, who of Willits, brother who precede him in death. October 12, 1918, she later re-enlisted in the Bill Nonneman, grandchil- He was the sixth of seven is survived by a large and Air Force, and they trav- dren Jesse and Lilli children, with a loving family; eled across the United Nonneman of Australia, playful and, at times, mis- daughters Louise Phillips States with their growing Eric Nonneman of chievous attitude. WILLIAM WALTER and husband Jerry family, living in Utah, Willits, Erik Stockley and He graduated Round Valley DOUGLAS FEATHER of Redwood Valley; Nancy California, New York, wife Sarah of Willits, High School and September 1, 2005 Keyser and hus- Virginia, Colorado and Stuart Stockley of Lake became a proud member of to June 12, 2008 band Dennis of Ukiah; Massachusetts before final- Arrowhead, great the United States William was loved, Marie Orchard and ly settling in Ukiah grandchildren Shaun Marine Corp from 1965- adored and cherished by husband Dave of Houston, in 1957. Edith worked for a Stockley, Macy and 1969, and served his everyone who knew him TX; Eleanor Hedel time as a psychi- Ryan Manahan, nieces country in Vietnam. and he will be deeply and husband Chuck of atric technician at the for- Nancy Hutton of He returned to Covelo missed by all. In lieu of Richland, WA; daugh- mer Talmage State Paradise, Leslie Lambert with his family, where flowers, make all don- ter-in-law Marissa Horning Hospital, and was active in and husband Lloyd he was always hard at work ations to Mendocino College of Ukiah; sister St. Mary’s parish ROLLIN NONNEMAN of Salinas, nephews Harold as a rancher, Child Development Center. Lois Gushe of Napa; broth- and school activities with Memorial services for Nonneman of equipment operator, and Memorial service will be er Richard Wagner her family. After her Rollin Nonneman of Alaska, Tommy Nonneman cowboy. His favor- at Anker-Lucier Mor- of Berkeley; brother-in-law children were grown, she Ukiah will be held on and wife Patty of ite times were spent with tuary on Thursday, and Anthony Pizzutos briefly relocated to Saturday, June 21, 2008 Paradise, David Miltz and family and friends, burial will be in Covelo and wife Nellie of Santa Rosa, Menlo Park, at 2 PM at the First wife Belinda of Sal- either rounding up cattle or at 10am. Rochester, NY; grandchil- and Cloverdale be- Presbyterian Church of inas, sister-in-laws Venita grilling them on an Arrangements by Anker- dren Michelle Tompkins fore returning to live in Ukiah, 514 W. Church St. Miltz and Joy Paine open campfire. He was a Lucier Mortuary in Willits. and husband Gary of Ukiah. While in Ukiah, Rev. Larry Bal- of Salinas. He was preced- 10-year member of Fresno, Jennifer Fernandes Edith was active in the lenger and Rev. Sherry ed in death by his the Sonoma County [\ and husband John Birch Society, Budke officiating. In- parents William F. and Trailblazers Assoc, DR. CARL AAGAARD Steve of Upper Lake, and served in various offi- urnment will be in Soledad, Elva H. Nonneman, which honored his cowboy A potluck and celebra- Andrew Phillips and cial capacities in the California. Rollin sister Charlotte Boysen and way of life. tion of life for former wife Stacey of Ukiah, local American Legion passed away at his home on brother Harold He is survived by his lov- Ukiahan will be held Geraldine Ramsey and Lewis White Post. She Friday, June 13, Nonneman. ing wife of 39 years, Saturday, June 21 at husband Chad of Redwood regularly attended events at 2008 surrounded by his In lieu of flowers contri- Carol, and was a devoted 1p.m. at Ukiah Junior Valley, Patrick the Ukiah Senior family. butions to Phoenix father of four chil- Academy, on Stipp Phillips and wife Cassie of Center, and especially Born November 5, 1924 Hospice 1 Madrone Street dren: son Travis and his Lane. Call 462-0344 for Ukiah, Nichole enjoyed the dances. in Salinas California, Willits, CA 95490 wife Sandy, and more information.

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ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT THURSDAY, JUNE 19, 2008 – 3 Editor: Richard Rosier, 468-3520 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected] What’s Playing The Ford Blues Band to play 2nd THURSDAY Sundays in the Park on June 29 JIM TUHTAN, DAWN SENFTEN, LARRY AIMES -- By SPENCER BREWER Two shows; Ukiah Brewing Company; 101 S. State St., Special for the Journal Ukiah; 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. and 9 to 10 p.m.; $5 cover; 468- On Sunday, June 29 in 5898. Todd Grove Park at 6 p.m., MAD COW JAZZ -- Latin and swing music; Shanachie The City of Ukiah and Pub; 50 S. Main St., Willits; 8 p.m.; No cover, tips appreci- KWNE-FM are proud to pre- ated; 459-9194. sent the second concert of the 2008 Sundays in the Park concert series featuring the FRIDAY searing blues band, The Ford Brothers Blues Band with KRISTINE ROBIN & BOB LAUGHTON -- Celtic and Robben Ford. Irish tunes; Ukiah Natural Foods Co-op; 721 S. State St., Growing up in Ukiah, the Ukiah; 2 to 5 p.m. Ford Brothers, Patrick, TASTE OF DOWNTOWN -- Local beverage tasting, Robben and Mark did not appetizers, and live music; Downtown Ukiah; School St., hear much in the way of Ukiah; 4:30 p.m.; $25 advance, $30 day of; 463-6729. blues music. Their father had WILL SIEGEL & FRIENDS -- Live music; Himalayan sung some old country blues Cafe; 1639 S. State St.; 6:30 to 9 p.m.; no cover; 467- tunes to them as small boys, 9900. but they had to listen to the TASTE -- Live performance; Ukiah Playhouse; 1041 AM stations coming out of Low Gap Road, Ukiah; 8 p.m.; $10 all seats; 462-9226. San Francisco to hear what THE KENT STEPHENSON BAND -- Western music; was current and happening. Shanachie Pub; 50 S. Main St., Willits; 9 p.m.; $5 cover; When Patrick and Robben 459-9194. saw the first Butterfield Blues TOMMY CASTRO -- Rock, blues, and Memphis soul; Band LP in a local store, they were intrigued by its cover Ukiah Brewing Company; 101 S. State St., Ukiah; 9 p.m.; and asked the store owner $25 cover/ tickets available at dig! Music, 463-8444; 468- about it. They were told it 5898. was there by mistake, so they DJ DANCE MUSIC -- DJ dance music with Patti; bought it, took it home, Perkins Street Lounge; 228 E. Perkins St., Ukiah; 10 p.m. played it, and were blown The Ford Blues Band members are, from left: Volker Strifler, Mark Ford, Patrick away by what they heard. Ford, Andy Just, Robben Ford adn Dewayne Pate. They will be the featured musi- Within a year all the brothers cians at the second 2008 Sundays in the Park Concert. SATURDAY were playing together in a HOG SHOW AT FARMERS’ MARKET -- Harley band, performing blues the er. Robben Ford gained the about to begin a promotional Cain to name a few. He way they wanted it to be greatest recognition of the tour with Joni Mitchell for formed the Ford Blues Band, Owners’ Group 11th annual All American Bike Show and heard. three brothers with his solo her recording “Court and which tours the world over as Poker Run, at the Farmers’ Market; Alex Thomas Plaza; After high school, Robben work in the jazz and blues Spark”. Ford was invited to one of the premiere blues Ukiah; 9:30 a.m. and his brothers Patrick (a fields playing with greats like play guitar on the tour and bands today. Mark, one of the OPEN MIC -- Sing or play an instrument; Hopland Ale blues drummer) and Mark (a Miles Davis, Jimmie played on two recordings finest blues harmonica play- House, 13351 S. Highway 101, Hopland; 4 to 7 p.m. blues harmonica player) Witherspoon, Joni Mitchell, with Mitchell and The L.A. ers performing today, has RUDY LUEHS -- Keyboard impressions, summer formed The Charles Ford Bonnie Raitt, George Express. “The two years I recorded numerous records Solstice reverie; Himalayan Cafe; 1639 S. State St.; 6:30 Blues Band (named after Harrison, Little Feat, The spent with Joni were the most for Blue Rock’it using to 9 p.m.; no cover; 467-9900. their father) and recorded for Yellowjackets and countless formative of my musical life. Robben and the Blue Line for WILL SIEGEL & FRIENDS -- Original live music; Potter the Arhoolie label. Robben others. Robben’s first attempt Joni was just brilliant and his band. These recordings Valley Cafe; 10761 Main St., Potter Valley; 7 to 10 p.m.; (on sax and guitar) and at forming his own jazz quar- very accessible then, and the have consistently been the No cover; 743-2848. Patrick went on to tour the tet was picked up by leg- members of The L.A. Express labels best sellers. COUNTRY BOYS BAND -- Dance music; Bartlett Hall; U.S. with Chicago harmonica endary blues singer Jimmy became good friends and Always a big draw and 495 Leslie St., Ukiah; dance 7 to 10 p.m.; $9 cover; all player Charlie Musselwhite, Witherspoon, bringing teachers to me. It was great.” great band for Sundays in the adults welcome. again recording for Arhoolie. Robben to L.A. He toured the Patrick founded Blue park, the Ford Brothers will BYRON SPACE CIRCUS -- Psychedelic lounge Funk; Though the brothers went U.S. and Europe with Rock’it records and began once again heat up Todd Shanachie Pub; 50 S. Main St., Willits; 9 p.m.; $5 cover; their own ways eventually, Witherspoon and was seen by working with blues greats Grove to a blazing level of 459-9194. they all stayed involved in Tom Scott, and members of Charlie Musslewhite, some of the best blues music MONKEY -- Latin, reggae, ska; Ukiah Brewing music on one level or anoth- The L.A. Express, who were Brownie McGhee and Chris anaywhere. Company; 101 S. State St., Ukiah; 9:30 p.m.; $7 cover; 468-5898. DJ DANCE MUSIC -- DJ dance music with Patti; Perkins Street Lounge; 228 E. Perkins St., Ukiah; 10 p.m. 24 Hour Play Festival comes back to UPT SUNDAY Special for the Journal selected at random and revealed to all applied, and the entire cast is absolutely Saturday, June 28, the Ukiah Players the teams who then send their writers perfect by that evening at 8 p.m when BLUE SKY BAND -- Dance music; Ukiah Moose will bring The 24 Hour Play Festival away to incorporate that theme into a the plays are then performed in random- Lodge; 1251 S. State St., Ukiah; Potluck at 1 p.m., music back to the UPT stage for its third con- 12-13 minute play. The next morning all ly selected order. at 2 p.m.; 462-2027. secutive year. plays are submitted to UPT staff, who Well, maybe not absolutely perfect. The 24 Hour Play Festival is one of must review it for length before Heck, this isn’t just live theatre...this is the most exciting and popular events of approval. Once approved, the play is theatre that flies by the seat of its pants. MONDAY UPT’s season, offering audiences a rehearsed by the various teams in loca- Ask anyone who attended the last two chance to see brand new one-act plays tions throughout Ukiah, and rehearsed years, The 24 Hour Play Festival is a MICROPHONE NIGHT -- Sing or play an instrument; created by theatre groups throughout at least once on the UPT stage to deter- blast for audience and cast members Club 711; 711 S. State St., Ukiah; 9 p.m. to 1 a.m.; 462- Northern California in less than a single mine each play’s individual technical alike. 7111. day. requirements, such as lighting, sound The 24 Hour Play Festival begins at 8 Here’s how it works -- on Friday, and the set. p.m., June 28 at the Ukiah Players TUESDAY June 27 all the “teams” will be gathered All actors must have their lines com- Theatre, located at 1041 Low Gap at UPT to learn the theme of this year’s pletely memorized on stage. Costumes Road. Tickets are $10 at the UPT Box KARAOKE -- Karaoke and DJ dancing; Perkins Street 24-Hour Play Festival. The theme is are hastily put together, makeup Office the night of the performance. Lounge; 228 E. Perkins St., Ukiah; 8 p.m.; free. TAHITIAN DANCE -- Every Tuesday night; Mendocino Ballet Studio; 205 S. State St.; Ukiah; ages 11 to 99; 5:30 Colored Horse Studio, 780 Waugh Lane, LaGioia, activities manager at the Center, Ukiah. An open mike session will follow at 462-4343. to 6:30 p.m.; $8 to $11. BILLBOARD the featured reading. Refreshments will be available. Donations are requested. First Fridays WEDNESDAY This event is made possible by a grant Ukiah Players Theatre from Poets and Writers. For more infor- Ukiah gallery OPEN MIC NIGHT -- Open Mic; Ukiah Brewing Co.; mation, call 463-989, 462-4557 or visit art walk set for July 3 102 S. State St., Ukiah; 8:30 p.m.; free; 468-5898. introduces Children’s their Web page at www. coloredhorse Production Program .com. Because of the holiday, the First Fridays art walk will be held from 5 to 8 This summer, Ukiah Players Theatre Arts and crafts sale p. m. on Thursday, July 3 instead of July will offer children ages 8 to 17 the oppor- 4. Starting this month, there will be a new ‘The Happening’ a tunity to particpate in a presentation of and wine tasting offering, a “passport” which will be “The Hobbit.” Starting June 28, veteran event set for June 28 available at each First Friday opening. A children’s theatre director Bryan Arnold passport is picked up at any gallery, and waste of time, money will be guiding students in their creation The public is invited to attend the each gallery stamps it. When it contains When people start killing of the first show of UPT’s 32nd season, “Fine Art -- Craft Sale -- Wine and stamps from all 8 galleries, it can be put themselves in stages with no J.R.R. Tolkein’s classic tale, “The Dessert Tasting” fundraiser at the Ukiah in a box at any gallery and is eligible for Hobbit.” Through rehearsals and work- Senior Center, 495 Leslie Street on a drawing for a $50 gift certificate from means of explanation as to FOCUS shops, students will learn about what Saturday, June 28, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. the gallery of the month. The passport why can this mysterious cata- goes into a show, from set building and strophe be stopped? Admission tickets will be $15 apiece. must be completed on the First Friday painting to lighting, costumes and, of Featured artists will include Jim evening. Graces on Main/ Hoyman- Elliot Moore (Mark course, acting. Wahlberg) is a science teacher Colling, Don Pagano, Barbara Browe Gallery will be offering this ON FILM Auditions will be held for parts, but all Brittingham, Hettie Amaoe, Hiroko month’s gift certificate. in high school living with his who want to play a part will be cast. Local artists Ann and Jon Maglinte, of slightly odd and uptight wife Performances will run Sept. 11 through Mattson, Lee Rosavich, Sharon Fenton, Alma Moore (Zoey 20, and parents are invited to participate Sherry Breeden, Louise E Lampson, Dot Willits, will be showing new and existing Deschannel). in the production. Parents must pre-regis- Johnson, Adele Pruitt, Rosemary Burkitt, works in watercolor, mixed media, While teaching a class he is ter with the City of Ukiah. The fee for the and Dorothy Buck. Crafts will include infrared photography, and cement garden called out with the rest of the entire program will be $95. For more ceramics by Adriana Dakin; jewelry by art at Northcoast Artists Cooperative staff to be told that there has information, call 462-1210. Sun Wolf, Ken Dwell, and Lory Lance; Gallery in Ft. Bragg during the month of been an airborne virus that has garden statuary by Matt; quilted bags and July. The theme of the show is “portals” - been let out in Central Park, gifts; crochet gifts and more. - entrances, pathways, openings, and Nicholas Karavatos Raffle baskets will include a work of gateways to other worlds that each artist New York by possible terror- interprets in their own medium. Ann has ists and has killed everyone in to feature at Writers art donated by the artists involved and a bottle of wine donated by the wineries been working with “negative painting” the area. Since they are in Read on June 26 techniques in watercolor, with nature as Philadelphia there isn’t too present at the event. A still life by Don On Thursday, June 26, Writers Read Pagano will be raffled off that day. Raffle her subject, adding pastels, and other much of a concern, but they mixed media. Jon has been using a digi- do release everyone from By Shelby White will feature internationally acclaimed tickets are available at Ukiah Senior poet Nicholas Karavatos. A graduate of Center at $3 each, 2 for $5 or 5 for $10. tal camera and an infrared filter to cap- school. “The Happening” truly has Humboldt State University in Arcata and ture the light with photographic images This then leaves Elliot to Raffle tickets will be available for the makings of a great story- New College of California’s poetics pro- advance purchase at the Center. that are unusual and dramatic. Jon and take Alma and his friend line however there is no way gram in San Francisco, Karavatos is cur- Ann have been business partners for over Julian’s (John Leguizamo) Desserts will be provided by Annie B’s 30 years and have enjoyed a long history this movie should have ever rently an assistant professor in the depart- Bread, Cheesecake Momma, Joan’s family away from the area in been made until much of this ment of English at the American of artistic collaborations. case it hits there too. University of Sharjah, United Arab Toffee and more. Wine tasting includes The “portals” show will take place films problems were fixed. local wineries. Now can they get out alive First off dialogue was Emirates. His poems have appeared from July 4 to July 29, from 10 to 6 p.m., and possibly solve the mys- widely in print and on-line publications. Proceeds from this fundraising event at the Northcoast Artists’ Gallery, at 362 absolutely awful. The lines will benefit Ukiah Senior Center pro- tery of what is causing this were very awkward and writ- He is reading in eleven cities this summer North main St. Fort bragg. An artist’s before the United States is lost in the western United States. grams and activities. For more informa- reception will be held on July 4. For more tion, or to participate as an artist, call Oni by this tragic natural crisis? See FILM, Page 9 The reading will begin at 7 p.m. at information, call 964-8266. 4 – THURSDAY, JUNE 19, 2008 FORUM Editor: K.C. Meadows, 468-3526 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected] Letters from our readers From the desk of... Know the corporate system To the Editor: After my last letter, everyone knows that they are part owners of most major corpo- EJ DIONNE JR. rations. Just imagine, you own part of General Motors, IBM, and Exxon, just to mention a few. Some 25 years ago, we went to a U.S. Steel meeting in San Francisco. Steel at the time was having a hard time. We noticed that the board of directors all had very few or no shares in Don’t dismiss the company. We put a proposal on the fol- lowing year, the first one, that each director should own two thousand shares each, and Father’s Day call part of their yearly pay be in stock, and that they should hold onto them until they left Will everyone dismiss Barack Obama’s Father’s the board. Day call to responsible parenting as a simple political As I said, proposals are only advisory, ploy? but it apparently embarrassed them, and After all, the man who would be our first African- corporations throughout America started American president is struggling for support from making sure that their boards of directors white working-class voters, many of whom have tra- owned some fair amount of shares. In their ditional views of family life and some of whom harbor own clever way they paid them the same deep suspicions about black men. cash and gave them shares with no restric- What could be more reassuring to them than his flat tions on keeping them until they leave. statement that “too many fathers ... have abandoned Then we also noticed that most big corpo- their responsibilities, acting like boys instead of rations had only white men, no women, no men”? minorities, and all from prestigious colleges “You and I know how true this is in the African- -- Stanford, Harvard, Yale, etc. It doesn’t Thank you child or youth may be experiencing by American community,” Obama said, speaking at a mater if the whole board and management being removed from their home. Foster par- Chicago church more theologically conservative than are all Eskimos, as long as they are the To the Editor: ents work with our agency, the biological the Trinity United Church of Christ he recently left. most capable people for the job. As the Executive Director of Redwood family and other stakeholders to help chil- “We know that more than half of all black children These graduates of these colleges are a Children’s Services, I want to take this dren return home safely or achieve a per- live in single-parent households, a number that has very small part of our population, which opportunity to thank all of those who open manent home through adoption. doubled -- doubled -- since we were children.” leaves out thousands of smart men and their hearts and homes to children and We owe a debt of gratitude to all foster women. It’s a club, where these schools youth in need of temporary foster care. I For a campaign that wants to fight Republican parents and their children, as all share their claims that Obama is a down-the-line liberal, here is a like their graduates to go to the top of ask our community to join me in showing hearts, homes, time and energy with chil- America’s corporations, so when they kick our appreciation to these wonderful fami- theme he has been talking about for a long time that dren who find themselves in great need. So, simply doesn’t fit into anyone’s parody of liberalism. the bucket, they will leave plenty of bucks lies who help our most vulnerable children. foster parents, please accept my sincere to their alma mater. The colleges have done Approximately 300 children in thanks for taking on this challenging and Yes, his speech spoke of what government could do well with this plan. Mendocino County were unable to remain rewarding responsibility. You are truly to meet responsible fathers “halfway.” But Obama’s We put in a proposal saying the above safely in their own homes, on any given investing in the future of these children emphasis was not on programs but on the personal about women, minorities and colleges. day last year. These children face the trau- who need a safe and secure environment in responsibility of fathers to “be there for their children, Since again it is only advisory, it apparently ma of leaving their familiar surroundings; order to grow to be trusting adults capable and set high expectations for them, and instill in them again embarrassed them. Today, throughout perhaps the only life they have known. of productive and meaningful lives. a sense of excellence and empathy.” corporate America, there is almost always a Increasingly, relatives and others known to P.S. If you enjoy children and have the Moreover, Obama told his own story as the son of woman or two and an ethnic minority, and the children and their families are taking on time to give one day a month to provide a single mother. She “struggled at times to pay the they never mention what college they came the responsibility of caring for them, easing respite care so our foster parents can go to bills; to give us the things that other kids had; to play from, which they used to, generally. this difficult transition period. We are the movies or out to dinner, please call all the roles that both parents are supposed to play.” Oh, yes, we called it educational bigotry. thankful for these relative and kinship Redwood Children’s Services 467-2000. Yet he was devoid of self-pity. “I was luckier than Why all this story about this undemocra- providers. Please ask about other ways you can help most,” Obama acknowledged. tic system? When this is not possible, there are fos- support the foster parents in our communi- For a guy accused of being an elitist, he didn’t Because it is a monopoly, and that is the ter families waiting to take these children ty. sound like one in this sermon, a perfect volley in that reason for the huge pay to management. No into their own homes. Foster families pro- Camille Schraeder phase of the campaign when his imperative is to rein- matter the shareholders, the owners, say, vide so much more than just food and a Executive Director troduce himself to an electorate that still doesn’t know they thumb their noses and give themselves safe place to live. They, and their own fam- Redwood Children’s Services, Inc. much about him. obscene pay. If a company does poorly, ily members, provide a nurturing environ- Ukiah This is all true. But it would be unfortunate if management fires thousands of employees, ment to help ease the pain and anxiety a Obama’s words were read only as an attempt to win which has to be done to survive, but does white votes. It actually matters that a presidential can- not cut management’s pay. didate is taking the costs of fatherlessness seriously. I am quite sure I am right saying that Every social problem is made much, much worse probably most of the cities and counties in by the abandonment of children by their fathers. Yes, California, and probably the nation, are on social justice depends upon what government does. the edge financially with this housing bub- Yes, government should do far more to relieve the bur- ble that burst, which is causing them to be dens on those who struggle economically and work in the same straights as Vallejo, which just hard for little pay. And, yes, racism is a damaging real- filed for bankruptcy. We hear talk from ity that explains many of the problems faced by politicians who want to balance their bud- African-Americans -- including family breakdown gets with cuts, taxes and fees, but cuts are itself. virtually impossible, as no one wants to give up anything, including the top brass of But government simply cannot replace absent cities, counties and the state, who should fathers. Government cannot do all the things that par- lead the way by taking bigger cuts to them- ents ought to do. The reason Obama’s speech is selves than what they are asking the important beyond all of the short-term political calcu- employees to take. Each agency will say lations and analysis is that it reflects a hard-won con- they are vital and underfunded, and also big sensus that family structure matters. protests over cuts will occur. We need all When Daniel Patrick Moynihan wrote about “the these vital protections, police, firemen, weakness of the Negro family” in 1965, he was medical care, legal, service, education, denounced for “blaming the victim.” This was a mis- housing, but all of it affordable and effi- reading of what Moynihan was saying, and also of the cient. purpose of his words. Moynihan’s view was vindicat- There are 47 million people in the U.S. ed years later when many of the most important without medical insurance, and they can’t African-American advocates of equality came to see afford any of the above, either. You can bet strengthening the black family as essential to the civil that all kinds of taxes and fees are coming, rights agenda. but every time you add taxes and fees, you All politicians should be required to read throw another group of people into the Moynihan’s 1986 book “Family and Nation.” It makes uninsured and unable to afford the above. his essential point that “no government, however firm Another person that the state has to pay for. might be its wish, can avoid having policies that pro- These are all monopolies., which as I have foundly influence family relationships.” He contin- said time and time again, bring only poor ued: “The only option is whether these will be pur- service and higher prices. No on any taxes poseful, intended policies or whether they will be and fees. residual, derivative, in a sense, concealed ones.” It Emil Rossi augurs well that Obama clearly stands with Moynihan. Boonville ------WHERE TO WRITE Another of Moynihan’s good deeds was to discov- er the talents of a young man from Buffalo, N.Y., LETTER POLICY President George Bush: The White www.house.gov/write rep named Tim Russert, who died Friday at 58. Not House, 1600 Pennsylvania Ave., Washing- Assemblywoman Patty Berg: State enough can be said about Tim’s many random acts of The Daily Journal welcomes letters to the kindness (which our family experienced) or his down- editor. All letters must include a clear name, ton, D.C. 20500; (202) 456-1111, FAX Assembly District 1, Capitol, Rm. 4146, signature, return address and phone number. (202)456-2461. Sacramento, 95814. (916) 319-2001; to-the-precinct-level love of politics. Letters chosen for publication are generally Governor Arnold Schwarzeneg- Berg's Ukiah field representative is Ruth There are two things about Tim I particularly published in the order they are received, but admired: his devotion to his roots in Buffalo’s work- shorter, concise letters are given prefer- ger: State Capitol, Sacramento, 95814. Valenzuela. Ukiah office located at 311 N. ing class, which included a loyalty to his religious ence.We publish most of the letters we (916) 445-2841; FAX (916)445-4633 State St, Ukiah, 95482, 463-5770. The faith, and his devotion to fatherhood, as both a dad and receive, but we cannot guarantee publica- Sen. Barbara Boxer: 112 Hart Sen- office’s fax number is 463-5773. For email a son. It made perfect sense that someone who took tion. Names will not be withheld for any ate Office Bldg., Washington, D.C. 20510; go to web site: assembly.ca.gov/Berg fatherhood so seriously got his first big break working reason. If we are aware that you are con- for Pat Moynihan. It is an accident of timing that nected to a local organization or are an (202)224-3553; San Francisco, (415) 403- Senator Pat Wiggins: State Senate elected official writing about the organiza- 0100 FAX (415) 956-6701 Tim’s passing received so much attention on a District 2, Capitol Building, Room 5100, Father’s Day. That is a great sadness because he tion or body on which you serve, that will Sacramento, 95814. (916) 445-3375 be included in your signature. If you want to Sen. Dianne Feinstein: 331 Hart should have been granted so many more of them. But make it clear you are not speaking for that Senate Office Bldg., Washington, D.C. Email: [email protected]. In the honor was wholly right and just. organization, you should do so in your let- 20510. (202)224-3841 FAX (202) 228- Ukiah: Kathy Kelley at 200 S. School St, E.J. 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Mystic Theatre Presents to conclude Friday night street walks set for June 20 Well Mannered Mutts will host a dog walk on Friday, June with musical play by Katie Ketchum 20, at 5:30 p.m. The walkers will meet at Alex Thomas Park. The current run of Mystic Theatre Presents events will con- This will be an informal on-leash dog walk around downtown. clude with a performance by Katie Ketchum. Ketchum, a guest They request that participants bring water for their dogs. musical artist, will be coming to Mendocino County in July to Donations will be accepted to benefit the Low Gap Dog Park. share with both Willits and Ukiah her production of Magdalene For more information, call Sallie Palmer at 463-3647. as seen through the eyes of Marlene, a Rockabilly singer and member of a band whose leader is Joe. She will be accompanied Black Bart Days Parade set for June 28 by Alex Izzaarelli on bass. Ketchum will be performing at the Willits United Methodist The Redwood Riders and various sponsors will present the Church, at 286 School St., in Willits on Saturday, July 12, from 45th annual Black Bart Days Parade on Saturday, June 28, at 11 7 to 9 p.m., and at the Center for Positive Living, at 741 S. Oak a.m., in downtown Redwood Valley. St., in Ukiah, on Sunday, July 13, from 7 to 9 p.m. A barbecue will follow, at teh Redwood Riders Arena, just Donations of $10 will be accepted at the door, and a free CD south of the fire station. All entries will receive a complimenta- of songs will be given to each audience member. For more ry tri-tip barbecue lunch at the awards ceremony after the information, contact Leeya Thompson, at 467-8456. parade. For more information, call 485-0487. Ukiah Natural Foods’ solstice concert set for Friday The Ukiah Natural Foods Co-op will be presenting their TASTE at UPT Friday Summer Solstice Concert this Friday, June 20 from 2 to 5 p.m., in their espresso bar area. The Daily Journal the productions planned for Their featured artists will be Kristine Robin and Bob An evening of delicious UPT’s 2008-2009 season: Laughton, who will play Celtic and Irish tunes during the after- epicurean suspense with a “The Hobbit,” “Once Upon A noon. preview next season at UPT: Mattress,” “My Way” (A TASTE performs for one Frank Sinatra musical revue), night only at the Ukiah “Prelude To A Kiss,” “The All American Fourth of July Playhouse, Friday at 8 p.m. Mousetrap,” and “Little Shop Picnic in the Park set for July 4 The first act is a “word-for- Of Horrors.” Songs from the word” presentation of the three musical shows will be The Chamber of Commerce and the City of Ukiah have Roald Dahl short story presented, interwoven with an joined together to present the All American Fourth of July “Taste.” In a word-for-word comedic storyline describing Picnic in the Park. performance, each word writ- and linking all six of the sea- This free event will take place from noon to 5 p.m. on Friday, ten in a non-theatrical piece is son’s shows. July 4, at Todd Grove Park. There will be live entertainment, delivered by the actors. In this The performers from the organized games, bounce houses, free swim at Ukiah Municipal UPT version of “Taste” seven first act “Taste” will also pre- Pool, contests, races, a community participation mural, and performers will present the sent this taste of next season, food and craft vendors. story: Patrick Kinyon, KC along with MC, musical For more information, call the City of Ukiah Community Dill, Nathan Bell, Christine director and accompanist Services Department at 463-6231. Hance, Erin Gragson, David David Cory Anderson. Hance, and Holly Riggs. Both acts are fast-moving Paul Bunyan Days set “Taste” is a wryly comic sus- and fun, making for a lively penseful tale of a gourmet evening of light entertain- Nathan Bell is one of the performers in the special for Labor Day weekend dinner party, a wine tasting ment. Tickets are $10 each, production “TASTE” at the UPT on June 20. The 69th annual Paul Bunyan Days, the celebration of Fort challenge, and an unusual include complimentary wine Bragg’s logging heritage, will be held on Labor Day weekend, wager. The distinctive word- or cider and snacks at inter- Aug. 29 through Sept. 1 with a parade, barbecue, beer festival, for-word storytelling mission, and are available at One Earth Clay and Glass logging show, gem and mineral show, fireman’s ball, classic car approach is dramatic and the Mendocino Book show and ugly dog contest. engaging, and sure to amuse Company in downtown Studio, Gallery and Gift Shop Except for the beer and barbecue, all events will be free. For and surprise the audience. Ukiah, and through the Ukiah a daily event schedule, visit paulbunyandays.com. The second act is a whimsi- Players box office at 462- cal preview presentation of 9226. CHILDREN’S SUMMER CLASSES! City of Ukiah is now accepting Wednesdays starting June 25th event vendor registrations Mexican Two 4-week sessions. Sign up now! The City of Ukiah Community Services Department has Restauranté 20% 310 Mason Street, Ukiah • 467-0200 announced that registration forms for concessionaires wishing to sell food or non-alcoholic beverages during any or all of this & OFF www.oneearthclay.com year’s Sundays in the Park Concerts, Movies in the Plaza, and Cantina the All American Fourth of July Picnic in the Park are current- All Full ly available for pick-up at the Ukiah Civic Center Annex at 411 W. Clay St. Meals Local news, weather & sports The next concert of this season will be held Sunday, June 29, 131 E. Mill Steet, Ukiah and the first movie will be shown Friday, July 11, in Alex R. 4pm to 9pm in the Daily Journal Thomas Plaza. 463-1818 Tuesdays-Sundays Through the support of their sponsors, minimal fees will be collected from local non-profits wishing to participate.

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JOE DIMAGGIO LEAGUE | MENDO 9, NAPA 5 Scaturro leads Mendo past Napa with near cycle By ANTHONY DION starter Alex Delgado. After making it McBurney who was 1 for 4 with two the inning when Larry Navarro effort after the game and praised the The Daily Journal a 3-1 game in the bottom of the RBI’s followed with an RBI-double crushed a two RBI-double to score defense when asked for the key to Tyler Scaturro finished a homer inning when an RBI single by Mark and after Scaturro was hit by a pitch, Madrigal and Michael York. the win: “Defense, defense, defense. short of the cycle while leading his Pedersen scored Scaturro, Delgado Pedersen was walked to load the Napa was able to make a game of That certainly sticks in my head Mendo Joe Dimaggio League team settled in nicely as he put up zeros bases. After a good at bat, Matt it in the fifth after three scoreless today. That’s a quality team over to a 9-5 win over Napa on for the next three frames. Madrigal was also hit by a pitch with innings when they got to Smith who there...timely hitting from the right Wednesday evening. Delgado left the game after pitch- two outs to score the tying run. came on in relief of Delgado. Smith spots in the batting order was also Scaturro was 3 for 3 with a single, ing four innings in which he allowed For the next three innings Mendo finished the game after one inning of huge for us.” double and triple and an RBI from three runs -- just two earned -- off of would plate two runs each frame to work, three hits and two runs. In addition to the great game from the plate. Then in the sixth, he came two hits and three walks. He also stretch their lead out to the 9-5 mar- That would be all Napa could Scaturro, Mendo was led by on in relief of Jacob Smith and struck out three. gin. muster though as Scaturro came in Pedersen who finished 2 for 3 with pitched the final two innings for the Mendo wouldn’t let him leave In the fourth, it was a McBurney and shut them down for the final two two RBI’s; McBurney who was 1 for save, striking out the side in the sixth without some run support though, sacrifice fly with one out and a RBI- innings of the game. The defense by 3 with two RBI’s and Navarro had a in the process. and in the third inning the offense triple crushed to deep left-center by Mendo also played a huge role in 1 for 3 day with two RBI’s. Mendo (4-0) fell behind quickly began to come through. Scaturro. Then in the fifth, Mendo their ability to hold the lead. Mendo returns to action on as Napa put three runs across in the It started with Delgado helping his made it 7-5 after Napa had come Mendo Coach Mario Scaturro was Saturday with a double-header top half of the first inning off of own cause with a one-out single. Eric back to tie the game in the top half of extremely pleased with his team’s against Kelseyville at Mendocino College beginning at 11 a.m.

TOURNAMENT OF CHAMPIONS | SULL ANGELS 8, HEALDSBURG 3 NBA FINALS | CELTICS Banner 17: Celtics add to Slamming start record championship haul By JIMMY GOLEN Associated Press BOSTON — When the Boston Celtics built a new practice facility, they surrounded the court with their 16 NBA championship ban- ners and left a blank space for No. 17. The message was a bit too sub- tle for Doc Rivers. The Celtics coach turned a spot- light on the empty spot on the wall at the beginning of this season so there would be no doubt about the team’s goal. “They can turn that thing off now,” guard Ray Allen said early Wednesday morning, his left eye still red from the first-half face- raking and the postgame cham- pagne spraying that accompanied Boston’s title-clinching, 131-92 victory over the Los Angeles Lakers. Allen returned to the floor after getting poked in the eye and scored 26 points, including an NBA record-tying seven 3-pointers, Kevin Garnett had 26 points with 14 rebounds and finals MVP Paul Pierce scored 17 with 10 assists on Tuesday night as the Celtics smoked the Lakers like one of Red Auerbach’s legendary victory cig- ars. A year after winning just 24 games, then drawing bad luck in the draft lottery, the Celtics com- pleted the most dramatic turn- around in NBA history with a Game 6 blowout that was equally impressive. It was the 17th title for the league’s most-decorated franchise, but it was the first for Pierce, Garnett and Allen; for Rivers, after nine full seasons as a coach and 13 as a player; and for the owners who photo courtesy SULL Angels named their group Banner 17 when Jeff Piver of the Taco Bell Angels representing SULL delivers a pitch in the third inning of Tuesday’s game with Healdsburg in the they took over in 2002 and now first-round of the Tournament of Champions. Piver struck out 13 in five innings of work while yielding just two runs before exiting have to consider whether they set after reaching the maximum pitch count of 85. Piver’s grand slam in the second propelled the Angels to their 8-3 win. Below, Piver their sights too low. waits on a fastball in his second inning at bat before crushing his grand slam. “If I changed it I would change it to Banner 20 to set the right tone,” owner Wyc Grousbeck said in an e-mail on Wednesday. “But Piver leads Angels to opening Red always said the first one was his favorite, and in honor of our first one we are going to stay with round win in TOC Banner 17.” For The Daily Journal in his 2/3 inning of work before giving It was also the first title for On Tuesday afternoon, the Tournament way to Jordan Shaw for the last batter of Celtics general manager Danny of Champions got underway in the game. Ainge also since hanging up his Healdsburg for South Ukiah Little Steckter went 2 for 4 from the plate sneakers and putting on a suit. League’s (SULL) Taco Bell Angels in with a double and an RBI. Shaw also had “I just feel happy for the play- grand fashion as they dispatched a good game offensively, going 2 for 3 as ers,” said Ainge, who won twice as Healdsburg 8-3 in their opening round did Blake Kesler who was 2 for 4 with an a Celtics player in the 1980s. game. RBI-double. “They put so much time and hard Jeff Piver, the Angels All-Star, had Also contributing for the Angels was work into it.” another outstanding performance to go Corey James who although going just 0 So did Ainge. along with his All-Star season. Starting the for 1, reached base three times after being His was an oddly timed hire, in game on the mound, he retired 13 batters hit by two pitches and walking once. the middle of the 2003 playoffs, via the strikeout in five innings of work James took a pitch of the middle of his and he immediately concluded that and allowed just two runs before reaching back and another off of his head but the team competing for a spot in the maximum pitch count of 85 per outing. seemed to be OK as he remained in the the Eastern Conference finals was- His real highlight however, may have game, he’s a tough kid and certainly it n’t good enough to go much fur- been at the plate when in the second would take at least three to remove him ther. He began dismantling the ros- inning with the bases juiced, Piver con- from a big game like this one. Teak ter, acquiring draft picks, prospects nected with a fastball and drove it over the Larwood was also 2 for 3, Kyle Tellstrom and expiring contracts without fence for a grand slam. That gave the 1 for 3 and Maclavio Romero 1 for 2 with apparent regard to how they would Angels all the run support that they would a walk. Defensively Dmitri Curley- fit together. need as they cruised to the first-round win. Holman did an outstanding job behind the The Celtics did what they could Dylan Steckter relieved Piver in the plate holding the Healdsburg team to the last season to improve their sixth inning. With just 20 pitches to work bases. chances in the draft lottery, but with due to the pitch count rule (in which The Angels move on to play Mark West they landed the worst-case fifth he could still be able to pitch the following on Wednesday night at 6 p.m. in pick in a two-star draft. Unable to game), he notched one strikeout and Healdsburg. convince Garnett to come to a allowed Healdsburg’s third and final run See CELTICS, Page 8

Raiders’ expect Walker to be Former A Haren dominates Tiger Woods to have season- INSIDE: ready for Training Camp old club ending knee surgery ...... Page 7 ...... Page 7 ...... Page 8 THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL SPORTS THURSDAY, JUNE 19, 2008 – 7 D’BACKS 11 | A’S 1 LOCAL Haren dominates as SCOREBOARD Oakland at Arizona, Late Connecticut at Sacramento, 7 p.m. CALENDAR MLB N.Y. Mets at L.A. Angels, Late Arizona defeats A’s Florida at Seattle, Late This week: AL Thursday’s Games TRANSACTIONS By ANDREW BAGNATO East Division San Diego (Banks 2-0) at N.Y.Yankees It was Young’s 13th homer, BASEBALL • Sat, Ukiah Speedway racing W L Pct GB (Chamberlain 1-2), 10:05 a.m. Associated Press and his first since May 31. American League Boston 46 29 .613 — Washington (Hill 1-3) at Minnesota (Perkins 2-2), • Sat., Mendo Joe Dimaggio CHICAGO WHITE SOX—Signed 3B Brent Morel, PHOENIX — Dominating Drew, Hudson and Tracy Tampa Bay 41 29 .586 2 1/2 10:10 a.m. League vs. Kelseyville double- RHP Drew O’Neil, RHP Dan Hudson, OF Kenny header beginning @ 11 a.m. his former team, Dan Haren each had three hits for New York 38 33 .535 6 Toronto (Burnett 6-6) at Milwaukee (Bush 2-7), Williams, Jr., RHP Stephen Sauer, RHP Dexter Baltimore 35 34 .507 8 11:05 a.m. allowed one run and drove in Arizona, which matched a Carter, SS Tyler Kuhn, RHP Josh Billeaud, RHP Toronto 35 37 .486 9 1/2 Atlanta (Morton 1-0) at Texas (Feldman 1-3), Justin Kuehn, OF Justin Greene, 2B Drew Garcia, three as the Arizona season high with 15. Central Division 11:05 a.m. 3B Jose Vargas, RHP Brett Graffey, INF Jorge Diamondbacks routed the Haren, acquired from W L Pct GB Pittsburgh (Dumatrait 3-3) at Chicago White Sox Castillo, 1B/OF Doug Thennis, OF Brandon COMMUNITY Oakland last winter in an Chicago 39 31 .557 — (G.Floyd 7-3), 11:05 a.m. Oakland Athletics 11-1 on Short, RHP Kevin Asselin, RHP John Doyle and Minnesota 35 36 .493 4 1/2 Kansas City (Greinke 5-4) at St. Louis (Reyes 2- Wednesday night. eight-player deal, gave up a SS Lee Fischer. DIGEST Detroit 34 38 .472 6 1), 11:15 a.m. NEW YORK YANKEES—Claimed RHP Oneli Haren (7-4) limited the A’s one-out single and walk in the Cleveland 33 38 .465 6 1/2 Oakland (Smith 4-5) at Arizona (Davis 2-3), 12:40 Perez off waivers from Cleveland and optioned to four hits in seven innings, first but then retired the next Kansas City 29 42 .40810 1/2 p.m. him to Trenton (EL). Transferred RHP Jonathan West Division Houston (Chacon 2-2) at Baltimore (Burres 5-5), Ukiah Dolphins Car walking one and striking out 12 batters. Albaladejo from the 15- to the 60-day DL. Re- W L Pct GB 4:05 p.m. He cruised until the sev- signed RHP Sidney Ponson to a minor league Wash eight. Haren also hit a three- Los Angeles 43 29 .597 — Chicago Cubs (Gallagher 3-3) at Tampa Bay contract. run double as the enth, when Haren gave up a Oakland 39 31 .557 3 (Shields 4-5), 4:10 p.m. National League The Ukiah Dolphins Water Polo Diamondbacks paid back the two-out double to Carlos Texas 36 36 .500 7 Cleveland (Sowers 0-1) at Colorado (De La Rosa CINCINNATI REDS—Activated OF Norris Hopper team is holding a car wash Seattle 25 46 .35217 1/2 1-3), 6:05 p.m. A’s for a 15-1 drubbing in the Gonzalez and an RBI single to from the 15-day DL. Optioned RHP Homer Bailey fundraiser this Sunday, June NL Friday’s Games to Louisville (IL). 22nd at Mendo Mill Lumber. series opener. Kurt Suzuki. East Division Chicago White Sox at Chicago Cubs, 11:20 a.m. COLORADO ROCKIES—Agreed to terms with Proceeds will benefit the team’s Chris Young and Stephen Haren, who entered hitting W L Pct GB St. Louis at Boston, 4:05 p.m. LHP Christian Friedrich. travel to New Zealand where they Philadelphia 42 32 .568 — Toronto at Pittsburgh, 4:05 p.m. Drew homered for the .133 (4-for-30), added to his NEW YORK METS—Signed OF Kirk will compete in an international Florida 38 33 .535 2 1/2 Cincinnati at N.Y.Yankees, 4:05 p.m. Diamondbacks, who snapped lead in the third. With the Nieuwenhuis, C Charlie Doyle, RHP Eric water polo tournament in July. Atlanta 35 37 .486 6 L.A. Angels at Philadelphia, 4:05 p.m. Beaulac, RHP Jeffrey Kaplan, RHP Scott Shaw, Eight boys and five girls from the a three-game losing streak. bases loaded and two out, he New York 34 36 .486 6 Houston at Tampa Bay, 4:10 p.m. Ukiah Dolphins Water Polo team RHP Brandon Moore, LHP Mitchell Houck, LHP Arizona had been outscored lined a double over Washington 29 43 .403 12 Seattle at Atlanta, 4:35 p.m. Jim Fuller, RHP Erik Turgeon, OF John Servidio, are traveling to Auckland, New Central Division Texas at Washington, 4:35 p.m. 35-7 during the skid, but its Gonzalez’s head in center 1B Jeff Flagg, LHP Jimmy Johnson, RHP Michael Zealand to participate in the Pan W L Pct GB Baltimore at Milwaukee, 5:05 p.m. Lynn, RHP Michael Powers, INF Kyle Suire, RHP Pacific youth water polo tourna- dormant attack awoke against field to clear the bases and put Chicago 45 26 .634 — Arizona at Minnesota, 5:10 p.m. ment. This is an international Jacob Goldberg, C Tyler Howe, RHP Tim Smith, Oakland’s Joe Blanton. the Diamondbacks ahead 8-0. St. Louis 42 30 .583 3 1/2 San Francisco at Kansas City, 5:10 p.m. competition with 110 teams from OF Mark McGonigle and INF Doug McNulty. Three of Haren’s four hits Milwaukee 37 33 .529 7 1/2 Detroit at San Diego, 7:05 p.m. all around the world. They could The Diamondbacks gave Nieuwenhuis, Beaulac, Kaplan, Houck, Fuller, Pittsburgh 34 37 .479 11 Florida at Oakland, 7:05 p.m. really use your support. Haren all the support he’d this season have been dou- Servidio, Johnson, Lynn and Powers will report to Houston 33 38 .465 12 Cleveland at L.A. Dodgers, 7:40 p.m. Brooklyn (NYP); Doyle, Shaw, Moore, Turgeon, need with five runs in the first. bles. Cincinnati 33 39 .45812 1/2 Flagg, Suire, Goldberg, Smith and McGonigle will Women’s Softball Drew, Conor Jackson and Drew added a two-run West Division report to Kingsport (APP); and Howe and Tournament W L Pct GB WNBA Orlando Hudson each singled, homer in the fifth against McNaulty will report to the Gulf Coast Mets. Arizona 37 34 .521 — EASTERN CONFERENCE The 2nd Annual Summer Fling and Chad Tracy doubled Chad Gaudin. PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES—Extended their affili- Los Angeles 32 38 .457 4 1/2 WLPctGB Softball Tournament will be held ation agreement with Reading (EL) for two sea- down the right field line to Blanton allowed eight runs San Diego 31 41 .431 6 1/2 Connecticut 9 2 .818 — on June 21 and June 22 at the sons. score Drew and Jackson. in three innings, his shortest San Francisco 31 42 .425 7 Detroit 8 3 .727 1 Pomolita softball fields. Entry fee is BASKETBALL Colorado 29 42 .408 8 Indiana 5 4 .556 3 $225 and registration deadline is Blanton (3-10) retired the outing since May 25, 2005, National Basketball Association June 18th. All proceeds from this New York 5 4 .556 3 next two batters before Young when he left after retiring one TORONTO RAPTORS—Announced they have tournament go to support local Chicago 3 5 .375 4 1/2 bought out the contract of F Jorge Garbajosa. girls school sports. For more infor- hit a 1-1 pitch 412 feet into of the nine batters he faced. INTERLEAGUE Washington 3 7 .300 5 1/2 FOOTBALL mation please contact Melissa at Tuesday’s Games Atlanta 0 10 .000 8 1/2 the left field bleachers to give Blanton lost his fourth straight National Football League 489-7216 or Korky at 489-2342. N.Y.Yankees 8, San Diego 0 WESTERN CONFERENCE the Diamondbacks a 5-0 lead. start and is 1-6 since May 2. ATLANTA FALCONS—Signed RB Thomas Boston 3, Philadelphia 0 WLPctGB Brown. Football Coaches Baltimore 6, Houston 5 Los Angeles 7 2 .778 — CLEVELAND BROWNS—Signed OL Derrick Needed Tampa Bay 3, Chicago Cubs 2 Minnesota 6 4 .600 1 1/2 Morse. Waived WR Nate Hughes, LB Xavier Milwaukee 7, Toronto 0 San Antonio 6 4 .600 1 1/2 Mitchell and DB Darnell Terrell. Mendocino College is looking for NFL | RAIDERS Texas 7, Atlanta 5 Seattle 7 6 .538 2 KANSAS CITY CHIEFS—Agreed to terms with assistant coaches to help with the Minnesota 2, Washington 1 Sacramento 5 5 .500 2 1/2 WR Will Franklin on a four-year contract. 2008 football season. Stipends are Chicago White Sox 16, Pittsburgh 5 Houston 3 7 .300 4 1/2 available to those willing to lend Raiders expect Walker to NEW YORK JETS—Signed S Cameron Worrell. Kansas City 2, St. Louis 1 Phoenix 2 6 .250 4 1/2 their time and energy. If interested SEATTLE SEAHAWKS—Signed RB Justin Colorado 10, Cleveland 2 please contact Head Coach Tom Forsett to a multiyear contract. Released CB Gang at 468-3141 or 391-6835. be ready for training camp Oakland 15, Arizona 1 ——— Donovan Alexander. L.A. Angels 6, N.Y. Mets 1 Monday’s Games HOCKEY By GREG BEACHAM night still were sketchy, and Seattle 5, Florida 4 Houston 88, Atlanta 79 Six-A-Side Soccer National Hockey League Associated Press the Raiders weren’t expected Detroit 5, San Francisco 1 Connecticut 74, Seattle 67 Tournament CAROLINA HURRICANES—Named Jason Wednesday’s Games Wednesday’s Games ALAMEDA — The to make Walker available to Karmanos executive director of hockey opera- Boston 7, Philadelphia 4 New York at Indiana, 4 p.m. The Ukiah Host Lions and Ryan Oakland Raiders expect new the media on the final day of tions. Detroit 7, San Francisco 2 San Antonio at Atlanta, 4 p.m. Rones Dickey Memorial Soccer OTTAWA SENATORS—Signed D Matt Carkner to receiver Javon Walker to be workouts, with Thursday San Diego at N.Y.Yankees, 7:05 p.m. Washington at Houston, 5:30 p.m. Fund are sponsoring a six-a-side a two-year contract. Houston at Baltimore, 7:05 p.m. Connecticut at Phoenix, 7 p.m. soccer tournament for High ready for training camp when scheduled to be closed to PHILADELPHIA FLYERS—Traded the rights to F School age boys and girls on Chicago Cubs at Tampa Bay, 7:10 p.m. Chicago at Los Angeles, 7:30 p.m. he recovers from injuries reporters. Vaclav Prospal to Tampa Bay for Nashville’s 2008 Saturday, August 16 at the Toronto at Milwaukee, 8:05 p.m. Friday’s Games incurred during a robbery in But Walker knows the dan- seventh round draft pick and a 2009 conditional Pomolita Middle School track . Atlanta at Texas, 8:05 p.m. Atlanta at Washington, 4 p.m. draft pick. Games begin at 8 a.m. and will Las Vegas last weekend. gers of nighttime partying bet- Washington at Minnesota, 8:10 p.m. Minnesota at Detroit, 4:30 p.m. end about 5 p.m. Entry fee is $150 COLLEGE Pittsburgh at Chicago White Sox, 8:11 p.m. Los Angeles at San Antonio, 5 p.m. per team. Applications can be Raiders coach Lane Kiffin ter than most athletes. AIR FORCE—Agreed to terms with Jeff Kansas City at St. Louis, 8:15 p.m. Indiana at Seattle, 7 p.m. picked up at 601 N State St, via finally spoke to Walker by On Jan. 1, 2007, a still- Reynolds, men’s basketball coach, on a five-year Cleveland at Colorado, 9:05 p.m. Chicago at Phoenix, 7 p.m. email at [email protected] or phone on Wednesday morn- unidentified gunman targeted contract, through the 2012-13 season. call 468-5711. Applications are due by August 1. ing, more than two days after a car carrying Walker and sev- Walker was discovered eral Broncos teammates in a Girls Soccer Clinic unconscious and beaten on a drive-by shooting outside a back street near the Las Vegas downtown Denver nightclub. Soccer Coach Andy Hendry is Strip following a night of par- Darrent Williams, a defensive hosting a girls soccer clinic for 8- 12th grade girls on Tuesday’s from tying. Walker was released back, died in Walker’s arms in 6-8 p.m. beginning June 17th and from a hospital after treatment their rented limousine after an running thru August 11th at Yokayo for a concussion and facial apparent altercation between a School. Register at City of Ukiah if injuries. handful of athletes and other you’re interested. If you have any “The info that I have is he’s partygoers. questions call 972-9156. Coach Nobody has been arrested Hendry is a CYSA National D going to be fine,” Kiffin said. licensee. “Training camp won’t be an or charged in Williams’ slay- issue. ... But until our guys ing. Walker and other witness- RELAY FOR LIFE 3 ON look at him, I don’t want to es said Broncos teammate 3 TOURNEY June 21st say (the extent of Walker’s Brandon Marshall had injuries).” sprayed that crowd with The Seventh Annual ACS 3 on 3 Kiffin said Walker was champagne, which might basketball tourney will be held scheduled to fly to Oakland have sparked the confronta- from 9 am to 3pm at the Eagle Peak Middle School indoor and on Wednesday evening in tion that led to the shooting. outdoor courts. time to attend the final session “All we can do is educate Boys and girls, grade 6 through 9 of the Raiders’ organized team (players) the best that we are welcome to compete, each activities on Thursday, though can,” Kiffin said. “We can’t team consisting of 3-4 players. he obviously won’t suit up babysit them. ... Not many Each player will be required to raise $30 in donations, with all with quarterback JaMarcus good things happen after mid- proceeds going to help fight can- Russell and his new team- night, and this is another cer. Special autographed prizes for mates. Oakland opens training example of that, another the top fundraisers will be award- camp July 25 in Napa. reminder of how dangerous it ed, and T-shirts for all. Registration forms are due June “We are aware that Javon is out there.” 12. For more info call Matt Ferrick Walker was the victim of a at 972-8862 robbery,” Raiders spokesman Mike Taylor said in a state- ment. “We have been told that Soccer Camp Scholarship he will make a full recovery in Applicants wanted the near future and resume his preparation for the 2008 NFL The scholarship committee is season.” looking for applicants for the Ryan A Las Vegas police Romes Dickey Memorial Soccer spokesman said a large Scholarship Fund. This scholar- amount of cash and expensive ship is available for attendance at jewelry were taken from soccer camps. Applicants must be dedicated to Walker, who was pho- the game of soccer, be hard-work- tographed earlier in the fateful ing and have a good team attitude. evening spraying a nightclub Please pick up an application at crowd with champagne. His 601 N. State St. or call 468-5711. agent, Kennard McGuire, said Please submit the application at Walker was “recovering in a least two weeks before the start of private environment” on the camp. Donations will be grate- fully accepted as well. Wednesday. Walker signed a six-year, $55 million deal with the 9th Annual Shane Raiders after the Denver Huff’s NorCal Soccer Broncos released him in Academy February. The 29-year-old former Packers star has partic- Ukiahian Shane Huff is offering a ipated in some offseason work soccer camp for youths between with Russell, though Kiffin the ages 5 and 12 at the Pomolita said two weeks ago that Middle School track from July 28 - Walker was “a little heavy” Aug. 1. A full day session is offered for workouts. for 10-12 year olds from 9 a.m.- 2 Russell has been a high- p.m. for $135 (includes ball and t- profile star since high school, shirt); a half day session of 9-12 and the former No. 1 draft for 7-9 year olds at a cost of $80 pick is fully aware of the dan- (includes ball); and a half day ses- gers inherent in such a high- sion from 9:30-12 for 5-6 year olds profile profession. for $70 (includes ball). “There’s people out there,” Registration is now underway. Russell said. “Just be careful You may register early (by June and watch your surroundings. 30th) for a $15 discount on the full Watch out, or always carry day session ($120). Call Pam at somebody with you when you 468-5088 to register or email go out. Just watch yourself [email protected] for an application. Team discounts are and know that you’re repre- available. senting a whole bunch of peo- ple when you’re out there.” Details of Walker’s party 8 – THURSDAY, JUNE 19, 2008 SPORTS THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL PGA TOUR | NEWS Celtics COMMUNITY Season-ending knee surgery for Tiger Woods Continued from Page 6 DIGEST By DOUG FERGUSON ing, grimacing and a long list the proper rehabilitation and ACL or the stress fractures, struggling team, Ainge traded Associated Press of spectacular shots that have training, the knee will be and wouldn’t say how he was the No. 5 pick for Allen. Tiger Woods walked ten- defined his career. strong and there will be no treating it, only that it was Suddenly, the Celtics’ Men’s Basketball derly out of Torrey Pines with He went 91 holes on a leg long-term effects.” more sore as the week went prospects look a whole lot League a U.S. Open trophy he was that got worse with each day, Woods will miss a major on. better to Garnett. destined to win on a left leg finally defeating Rocco for the first time in his career Perhaps the biggest sur- After signing him to a con- The Hopland band of Pomo worse than anyone imagined. Mediate on the 19th hole of a — the British Open next prise was when the injury first tract extension that would Indians is now taking registrations A group of children called out playoff. month at Royal Birkdale and happened. keep him in Boston through for their Men’s basketball league. to him and Woods looked over “When I talk about golf, he the PGA Championship, Woods said he tore the 2012 — there was no deal The league plays eight regular and waved. doesn’t count,” Mediate said where Woods is the two-time ACL while jogging at home without the extension — season games with the top four It turned out to be a most Monday after the playoff. defending champion, in after the British Open last Ainge made an unprecedent- teams advancing to the playoffs at symbolic gesture. “He’s not normal.” August at Oakland Hills in July. He played on, going on a ed 7-for-1 trade with the end of the season. The cost is So long, Tiger. Woods, 32, did not say Michigan. streak that included seven Minnesota GM Kevin $450 entry fee and the deadline to See you next year. when he would have surgery, “Tiger is an enormous consecutive victories, includ- McHale to complete the new register is Friday, June 30th. For Woods revealed but he canceled a clinic that attraction, there’s no denying ing Dubai Desert Classic in Big Three that won it all in its more information call Armando at Wednesday he has been play- was scheduled for Tuesday at that,” Royal & Ancient chief Europe and his Target World firs try. 744-1647 ext. 1500. ing for at least 10 months with Comerica Park in Detroit. executive Peter Dawson said. Challenge, an unofficial “It’s a team that’s easy to a torn ligament in his left Haney said the typical recov- “But the Open Championship event. fall in love with,” Ainge said 28th Annual Redwood knee, and that he suffered a ery is six to eight months. This has had many exciting finish- He did not play overseas after the celebration. “They Empire Basketball double stress fracture in his will be Woods’ third surgery es which Tiger has not been late last year for the first time have a lot of guys who are Camp left leg two weeks before the in five years on his left knee. part of, and I’m sure there will since 2003, hopeful that rest real caring people, that care for one another genuinely. U.S. Open. He said he will “There will be debate be more. It’s very sad. We’re could allow him to play more Open to boys and girls ages 7 have season-ending surgery, whether he rushed back for very sorry that he’s suc- this year. But the pain intensi- They play together and play hard and I’m glad to be a part –17. This week long summer knocking him out of the final the U.S. Open,” said Mark cumbed to the injury and he fied through the Masters, basketball camp offers players an two majors and the Ryder Steinberg, his agent at IMG. won’t be competing in the where he finished second, and of it.” Ainge and Rivers have all opportunity to build a solid sports Cup. “But I don’t think there will Open. Woods said the cartilage dam- foundation. Each day is filled with “Now, it is clear that the be any debate that he rushes “We hope he has the speed- age developed from the ACL five starters signed for two more seasons, and all but fundamental skill progression right thing to do is to listen to back from his next surgery. He iest recovery.” injury. drills, easy to understand instruc- my doctors, follow through won’t need to. Augusta is in Woods also will miss the He bypassed surgery on the Allen are in the fold for 2010- 11. Sixth man James Posey is tion, as well as games and fun with this surgery and focus April. And if things go Ryder Cup in September, torn ligament April 15, hope- competitions. Campers learn in a my attention on rehabilitating according to plan, he’ll be meaning the ninth player in ful that by cleaning out the the key free agent, though midseason acquisitions P.J. safe, supervised environment from my knee,” Woods said on his able to play an event or two or the U.S. standings will qualify cartilage he could make it knowledgeable and enthusiastic Web site. three.” for the team. Coincidentally, through the year. What he did- Brown and Sam Cassell are also unsigned for next year. coaches with experience from He sure wasn’t listening to Woods first went to Haney Woods had mathematically n’t anticipate were the stress High School and Inter-Collegiate doctors by playing the U.S. toward the end of 2002 to clinched a spot on the team by fractures as he tried to get The bigger question is whether the Big Three, so Athletics. All campers receive Open, a victory that now overhaul a violent swing that winning the U.S. Open. ready for the Memorial. great instruction, a basketball, and was putting enormous pres- “We sent him flowers for “The stress fractures that hungry after a decade of looks even more impressive. watching other teams cele- a free T-Shirt! Out of competition for two sure on his left knee. Haney winning the U.S. Open. Now I were discovered just prior to brate, can come back and do it Date: June 23 – June 27 months because of April 15 suspects the pain has been wish I had put in a note of the tournament unfortunately again. Time: 8:30am – 3:00pm surgery to clean out cartilage increasing, and Woods condolences,” U.S. captain prevented me from participat- The original Big Three of Tuition: $165 in advance, $175 at in his left knee, he suffered a stopped hitting balls after his Paul Azinger quipped. “But ing and had a huge impact on the door ($100 ∏ Day) Larry Bird, Robert Parish and Low Income Discounts Available double stress fracture in his rounds at last year’s British this is not about Tiger and the the timing for my return,” McHale — the same McHale left tibia two weeks before the Open. Ryder Cup. It’s about Tiger Woods said. “I was deter- Location:Ukiah High School Gym who handed Garnett to his Pre-register at the City of Ukiah U.S. Open. “He’s been playing way getting better and his march to mined, though, to do every- former teammate — won Hank Haney, his swing less than 100 percent for a history.” thing and anything in my Community Services Department. three times in the 1980s, For additional questions, please coach, was with him in long, long, time,” Haney said. The majors won’t miss power to play in the U.S. reaching the finals four years call 463-6714 or come to 411 West Florida when doctors told “It has limited him a lot in Woods nearly as much as the Open at Torrey Pines, which is in a row from 1984-87, but Clay St. Mon. – Fri., 8:00am- Woods the preferred treatment practice. He’s going to come PGA Tour — and the net- a course that is close to where never repeated. 5:00pm was three weeks on crutches, back better than he’s ever works that televise it — espe- I grew up and holds many spe- “I know what it means to followed by three weeks of been.” cially in the second year of the cial memories for me.” win a championship as a UHS Parent Booster rest. Woods was already plenty FedEx Cup, which Woods Woods won for the eighth Celtic, and the place champi- Club Sign-ups According to Haney, good, with 65 victories that won in a landslide last year. time at the public golf course onships hold in the history of Woods looked at the doctor rank third all-time on the PGA He still might be leading in San Diego — a U.S. Open, the franchise,” Bird, now an If you are interested in Ukiah and said: “I’m playing the Tour, and 14 professional the points race in August lead- a record six times at the Buick executive with the Indiana High sports then this club is for U.S. Open, and I’m going to majors that are second only to ing to the playoffs. Even with Invitational, and a Junior Pacers, said Wednesday. “I’m you. Parents and community win.” the record 18 won by Jack Woods no longer playing the World Championship as a also pleased for Danny Ainge, members join the Booster Club “And then he started Nicklaus. This is the 500th rest of the year, he will keep teenager. Doc Rivers and his staff, and support the high school athlet- putting on his shoes,” Haney week Woods has been ranked his spot in the playoff events He called his U.S. Open knowing where they were last ic program next school year. Sign recalled. “He looked at me No. 1 in the world. for which he is eligible. victory “probably the best year and then making the ups will be held on Monday, June and said, ’Come on, Hank. Even in his abbreviated “Tiger is our tour,” Kenny ever.” decisions to put them in posi- 16 from 5:30 - 6:30 p.m. We are We’ll just putt today.’ Every 2008 season, he won five of Perry said from the Travelers On Wednesday, he tion to win the team’s 17th located in the career center/build- night, I kept thinking there seven tournaments world- Championship, which starts explained why. title.” ing A on the high school campus. was no chance he’s going to wide. Dating to the discovery Thursday at TPC River play. He had to stop in his of the torn ACL, Woods won Highlands in Connecticut. tracks for 30 seconds walking nine of 12 tournaments, “When you lose your star from the dining room table to including two majors, and player, it definitely hurts.” the refrigerator. never finished lower than PGA Tour commissioner “He was not going to miss fifth. Tim Finchem said his concern the U.S. Open at Torrey Pines. “While I am obviously dis- was for Woods’ health and There just wasn’t any discus- appointed to have to miss the well being. sion.” remainder of the season, I “We wish him the best And it was a U.S. Open that have to do the right thing for toward a speedy recovery,” he will be talked about for years. my long-term health and look said. Despite a torn anterior cru- forward to returning to com- Woods is private about his ciate ligament and a double petitive golf when my doctors health and personal life, never stress fracture, Woods man- agree that my knee is suffi- more so than at the just-com- aged to win a major that ciently healthy,” Woods said. pleted U.S. Open. He didn’t required five days of flinch- “My doctors assure me with say anything about the torn THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT THURSDAY, JUNE 19, 2008 – 9

production will showcase dancers and choreo- graphers from Second Story Studios as well as BILLBOARD several guest artists, including aerial feats by Annual Boonville Artwalk Flynn Creek Circus performers. Tickets, avail- able at Harvest Market in Fort Bragg and at Rod and Gun Club’s Twist in Mendocino, are $18 for adults, $15 for to be held Saturday, July 12 seniors and $10 for children 18 and under. Wild Salmon Barbecue The Daily Journal The public is invited to join and Raffle set for June 28 ‘Gross Indecency’ to AV Arts for the annual The Ukiah Rod and Gun Club’s annual Wild continue through July 20 Boonville Artwalk on Salmon Barbecue and Raffle will take place on “Gross Indecency: The Three Trials of Saturday, July 12 from 3 to 6 Saturday, June 28, from 5 to 7 p.m., at the p.m. Artists will be exhibiting Ukiah Elks Club, at 1200 Hastings Road. They Oscar Wilde,” a play by Moises Kaufman’s will continue to be presented through July 20 their creative best in business- will be offering Pacific-caught king salmon es along Highway 128 in meals, for $17 for adults, or $6 for children by the Mendocino Theatre Company. Part courtroom drama, with of social commentary, downtown Boonville. under 12. Story quilts, handmade All proceeds from the event go to salmon and both comedy and tragedy, “Gross and steelhead restoration. For more informa- Indecency” is a play about art, morality, gender clothing, jewelry, paintings, tion, call 463-0730 or 462-5228. and class. Directed by Ann Woodhead, “Gross prints and collage are just Indecency: The Three Trials of Oscar Wilde,” some of the types of artwork will play on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays that you will see as you stroll Art in the Afternoon at 8 p.m.; with Sunday matinees at 2 p.m. from place to place. exhibition set for July 4 There will be one night time Sunday perfor- At one end of the route, mance at 8 p.m. on July 13. There will be no 2 Rookie-To Gallery will be An exhibition of home and garden art creat- p.m. show that day, due to the Mendocino Arts ed by students and instructors in the Que Onda showing new works by Center Fair. Call 937-4477 for tickets or visit Yorkville artist Paula Gray, -- What’s Up Afterschool program will take www.mendocinotheatre.org. The Mendocino place on the Fourth of July weekend. The Theatre Company’s Helen Schoeni Theatre is and paintings by Lisa exhibit will take place at the Fort Bragg Town located at 45200 Little Lake Street in Shephard and Vernida Brown Hall from 1 p.m. to 8 p.m. on Friday, July 4, Mendocino. will be exhibited outside the from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday, and from gallery. At Off Street Studios, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Sunday. For more infor- visitors will see paintings by mation, call 964-1228 or 357-4080. 3rd annual Miss Redhead Stan Peskitt, beautiful beaded contest for charity jewelry by Rainbow Hill, col- Three-hour seminar on wild For the first time, the two Ukiah Soroptimist lages by Via Keller and the seaweed set for June 21 International clubs are joining forces to raise creative constructions of money for the good works they do in the com- Denver Tuttle. John and Barbara Stephens-Lewallen, wild munity. SI Ukiah the noon club began the The Boonville Hotel will Mendocino edible seaweed harvesters, offer annual Miss Redhead contest three years ago highlight the paintings and the public a three-hour seminar at a wild inter- in conjunction with the Taste of Downtown, collages of Boonville artist Five Leaves by Susan Gross, showing mixed media tidal seaweed garden in full midsummer blade this year on June 20. Susan Gross and in the garden work at the Boonville Hotel growth, from eight to eleven in the morning at In the two years putting on this friendly the gestural wire sculptures by Boonville General Store, The and Lauren's Restaurant.Maps Greenwood Beach in Elk on Saturday, June 21. competition, SI Ukiah has raised more than Isamel Sanchez. Log Lifter, All That Good and a list of artists and venues The stroll begins with low tide at eight in the $9,000, which was donated to the Cancer Other venues include Kim Stuff, Bates and Mailliard can be picked up at most morning at the picnic tables atop the bluff at Resource Center, and also helped fund two Howland Gallery, the Mercantile, Mosswood Café, Boonville businesses. Greenwood State Park, and will proceed to the women’s health fairs. Winners the first two intertidal wild seaweed garden. years were Anne Cuff and Carol Deuel. Topics covered in the seminar will include This year’s Chair of the Miss Redhead “knowing Mendocino’s major wild edible sea- Contest is Jessica Kimball. Tommy Castro Band in town weeds, from harmonious harvest through “This year the money will be used to help exquisite seaweed cuisine;” “the commercial women and girls in our community - not nec- The Tommy Castro Band wild edible seaweed hand-harvesters of essary health related,” explained Kimball. will be performing at the Mendocino; who we are and where we are She added, “In previous years team mem- Ukiah Brewing Co. on going,” “edible seaweed wildcrafters and bers have sprayed their hair red, wore red wigs California State Fish and Game Commission, Friday night at 9 p.m. The to help their contestant, sold tickets door to cover charge is $25 and working together to define and protect a wild door, sold tickets at the Farmers Market, at the seaweed ecosystem;” “nutritional and healing Potter Valley Parade, in front of stores, and tickets are availabe at properties of wild Mendocino seaweeds.” anywhere the ladies could. This year there are dig! Music. Seminar participants are asked to pay $30. seven ladies in the contest. Six are non- To pre-register, call 895-2996, or visit their Soroptimist members and one member: Helen web site at www.seaweed.net. White, Ginny Reynolds, Sally Webster, Linda Phelps-Wilson, Jenny Stevens, Melody Spring Dance Concert Mackill-Luzzi and Jannette Lozano.” Each contestant will have a team of 2008 set for June 21 and 22 Soroptimist women helping to sell raffle tick- The 27th annual Spring Dance Concert at ets. The Redhead selling the most dollars will Cotton Auditorium in Fort Bragg is scheduled be Ms. Redhead. Tickets are on sale now until for June 21 at 8 p.m., and June 22 at 2 p.m. An June 20. For more information, contact annual community event, Camille Parsons’ Kimball at 743-1902. ARE YOU SICK OF HIGH FUEL Film COSTS? Continued from Page 3 We cannot control fuel ten dreadfully. Most of M. prices, but you can Night Shyamalan’s movies control your energy aren’t too bad and can have costs in your home. An some incredibly creative ideas, storylines and interest- air conditioning system ing writing, but this movie did that is properly not live up to its potential. Acting in this film didn’t cleaned, charged and help much of anything. Mark operating well will Wahlberg is generally a great perform at it’s peak actor and has been in many hit films, but between the plot efficiency. Here’s how and the dialogue in this film we can help reduce he just couldn’t deliver a good your energy costs... enough performance to save it. Finally, the plot in my SUMMER opinion killed whatever was left of what could have been a “SALE” possible film to watch. This movie has no real answers Complete cleaning and gives the audience noth- of your air ing to work with. 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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 12 0 2 4 by Mike Argirion and Jeff Knurek IRNS 448-2 Unscramble these four Jumbles, RCUA one letter to each square, 13 9 7 8 to form four ordinary words. TINT 12 8 6 13 TELO WEDIP

CLUE: WORDLESS ORDER GRID 27 ©2008 Tribune Media Services, Inc. 27 All Rights Reserved.

13 27 O NOVEM -2 12 27 AI 8 27 T 27 27 27 27 27 6/19/2008 DECODED MESSAGE: ROFTIP

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-10 48 47 -9 “ ” ALKA A: 47 -9 -9 47 LINE (Answers tomorrow) -7 48 46 -11 Jumbles: GAMUT LADLE FERVID PARODY &VOL Yesterday’s 46 -11 -8 49 Answer: When her husband wanted to take a hot-air TA I C balloon ride, he — “FLOATED” THE IDEA 6/18/2008 Girlfriend’s bank account has been raided by her mother Dear Annie: “Lynne” and I have been dat- I’m older than he is. You can’t believe what Men and women work together all the time. ing for over two years, and her parents and I lengths they go to in order to make this point in It is wrong to assume they will have affairs. If get along very well, but a continuing situation ANNIE’S MAILBOX front of him. the marriage is healthy, nothing will happen. I with her mother has me perplexed and angry. I’m so tired of comments like, “Fifty years went through the same thing. After the indigni- Lynne, 17, has been working part time for By Kathy Mitchell and Marcy Sugar ago, when you and I graduated from high ties of being escorted to work, having my the last three years, trying to save for college. school” or “Remember that women OUR age home phone tapped and my male friend treated Several months ago, she confided that her have to consider ... blah, blah, blah.” They are to a telephonic tirade, the result was, I lost a mother has been taking money from her bank not be going behind her daughter’s back. Many otherwise really good ladies whose company I dear friend and broke off a seven-year relation- account. This amount now totals in the thou- parents supply the seed money for a child’s enjoy -- but not when I’m with my men friends. ship that had deteriorated into accusations, sands of dollars. I do not feel this action is jus- savings account, and it’s possible Mom has Please do me a favor and print this so they mistrust and arguments over something that tified or fair. been taking money she believes is her own. Or, can see why I don’t like to invite them to my never would have happened. If her mother needed money so badly, why Mom anticipates that she and Dad will pay for parties. -- Fit and Beautiful from the Midwest Jumping to conclusions is the Olympic sport didn’t she just explain the financial situation Lynne’s college tuition and considers the Dear Fit: If you think having younger that many of us, unfortunately, are pretty good money an “advance.” In any event, this is truly and ask for help instead of going behind boyfriends is a sign of fitness and beauty, this at. If “Desperate” continues to insult her hubby not your business. You should encourage could be part of the problem. Either you’re by not trusting him and makes his home life Lynne’s back? I think Lynne deserves to be Lynne to discuss the matter with her parents reimbursed, but at the very least, she should get preening too much over your ability to attract unbearable, she will lose him and it will be her and visit the bank to set up an account in her fault for driving him away. -- Secure and an explanation and apology. This money is cru- own name. these men, or your female friends are jealous. cial to Lynne’s academic future. Is there any- By forcing your boyfriends to acknowledge Single Lady in Pennsylvania Dear Annie: Well, it happened again. I have Dear Secure: We believe in trusting one’s thing I can do? -- Mad in Michigan trouble forgiving my dear women “friends” your age, they are attempting to level the play- Dear Mad: We don’t know why Lynne’s ing field. We suggest you ignore the not-so- intuition. If nothing is going on, Hubby should who beg to be introduced to my new beau and have no problem reassuring his wife by offer- mother is taking money from the account, or then, in some offhanded way, remind him that subtle sniping. why she still has access. She certainly should Dear Annie: I had a different take on the ing to see this woman only under work-related letter from “Desperate in Illinois,” whose hus- circumstances. But if he gives her a hard time band is friendly with a female co-worker. She about it, it means he values that friendship THURSDAY EVENING sounded quite insecure. more than his wife’s feelings, justified or not. 6/19/08 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 BROADCAST CHANNELS C News Friends $ Friends $ Seinfeld $ You Smarter? You Can Dance Ten O’clock News (N) Seinfeld $ E News (N) Extra (N) Hollywood The Office Last Comic Standing (N) $% Fear Itself (N) % News (N) F News (N) % Eye-Bay Judge J. 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For Listings am in the Ukiah Shel- M-F 9-5 EOE DELIVERY DRIVER to help? Whether you Room & board + sal- Start immediately. the office of the Recorder of MENDOCINO BUSINESS NAME Call 1-800-379-5067. ter. I am about 10 707-467-4752 Good pay, easy need help after a lay ary. Apply at Call 647-830-1742 County, California; Date of Sale: 7/2/2008 at STATEMENT years old, have very route. F/T, 8hrs. dy. off, retraining in a ADOPTIONS & [email protected] HOUSEKEEPER 10:00 AM Place of Sale: At the main entrance File No.: 2008-F0337 few teeth but every- COMMERCIAL Our van. 707-485-2616 new occupation, find- FOSTER CARE NEEDED to the Mendocino County Courthouse, 100 THE FOLLOWING one here says I am DRIVER TLC Child & Family CASE MGR Dental Asst. 30-35 ing a job, or help with North State Street, Ukiah, CA. Amount of un- PERSON(S) IS charming. If no one Class A or B Lic for half day per week Services seeks families. F/T - Ukiah Consum- hrs. wk. Exp. pref. your resume, MPIC paid balance and other charges: $356,996.64 (ARE) DOING BUSI- says I am theirs I will req’d. FT + benefits. call 485-0170 Reimbursement, training er Services Special- Bring/send resume to can help you make The purported property address is: 222 NOR- NESS AS: & professional support be looking for a home Job description and Mendocino County, ist-CPP. Assist/sup- 361 S. Main St. the connection you TON STREET UKIAH, CA 95482 Assessors 2 DESIGN GIRLS provided. 463-1100 on 6/23. Will you app available at 351 Health & Human port consumers locat- Willits, CA 95490. need. All services are Parcel No. 002-151-07 The undersigned PO Box 1447 #236800809 give this old girl a ed in Dev. Centers Franklin Ave in Willits Services Agency, FREE! Call 467-5900 2401 Pine Ridge Rd. Fax 707-459-3476 Social Services Trustee disclaims any liability for any incor- chance. Call Sage at w/possibility of com- Companion Driver for www.mpic.org Ukiah, CA 95482 Branch. Currently rectness of the property address or other 467-6453 munity replacement. 27yr old male w/head Direct Care Work Heidi Melissa recruiting for: Lucerne common designation, if any, shown herein. If HOPLAND Requires B/A in hu- injury Reliable car, No Exp.Needed!! DeGuzman Legal Clerk Community Clinic is no street address or other common designa- man services or relat- flex hrs. 463-2587. Morning, eves, tion is shown, directions to the location of the 2401 Pine Ridge Rd. BEARS graveyard. Drug test For further info go seeking an LCSW or ed field + 2 yrs rele- Cook l/ll for young property may be obtained by sending a writ- Ukiah, CA 95482 SIGNUPS vant pd. exp. working req., no test for can- to: www.mss.ca.gov Licensed Psycholo- Melanee D. Gron- children. Exp. in lrg ten request to the beneficiary within 10 days for football & w/persons w/dev dis- nabis, gd DMV. Per- to: “Career Opportu- gist. Flexible sched- dahl scale cooking. of the date of first publication of this Notice of cheerleading. abilities. Salary range sonal care, cooking, nities” OR ule & good reim- 2401 Pine Ridge Rd. $10.16 -$11.12/hr Sale. If the Trustee is unable to convey title Boys and girls $3172 to $4463/ cleaning, driving & call the Jobline: bursement. Send Ukiah, CA 95482 DOQ for any reason, the successful bidder's sole ages 7 through month. + exc. bene. providing living skills 707-467-5866. resumes to and exclusive remedy shall be the return of This business is con- Family Support 15. 2nd through I was disoriented and Closes 6/30/08. Send training to adults with Closes 6/27/08. PO Box 1978, monies paid to the Trustee, and the success- ducted by co-part- Specialist l/Assoc - 8th grade. wandering down resume & letter of int. developmental disa- Lucerne, CA 95458 ful bidder shall have no further recourse. ners The registrant to work w/low in- LEAD COOK posi- For more Despina, near Ukiah to H.R. RCRC, 1116 bilities. 3,6 bed group LVN, P/T. Tired of Date: 6/12/2008 Premier Trust Deed Serv- commenced to trans- come families enrol- tion available. Exp in information High, on 6/11. My Airport Park Blvd., homes, estb. in 1988. high case loads? ices, Inc. 6501 Irvine Center Drive, MS. DB- act business under led in HS Ctr. inv. cont./menu dev. contact Rick condition was easy to Ukiah, CA 95482, or 485-0165, 468-0602 Provide support to 6 PT Irvine, CA 92618 949-784-6173 For NON the fictitious business $10.68-$11.80/hr Apply within Schat’s 707-291-9457 or understand, as I had HR@redwoodcoast adults with Devel. SALE information only Sale Line: 714-259- name or names listed DOQ. Direct Service Aide Bakery 113 W. Per- 707-272-3971 a big gash on my rc.org or fax 707-462- Disabilities in their 7850 or Login to: www.fidelityasap.com Jen- above on 5-27-2008. Aides - Bilingual to work with adults w/ kins ask for Zach or hoplandbears@ face. I was rushed to 4280. “EOE-M/F” home. Office 485- nifer Hilton, Trustee Sale Officer If you have Endorsed-Filed on pref, $8.17/hr. developmental disa- Lisa comcast.net emergency care at “EOE-M/F” 5168 Cell 489-0022 previously been discharged through bankrupt- Must complete NCO bilities. Valid DL, HS 05/27/2008 at the NCO Head NCO Head Start- cy, you may have been released of personal Mendocino County the Ukiah Shelter app. incl. tran- diploma req. Salary Massage Therapist Start/EHS-Wlts/Ukiah Mendo/Lake Co. liability for this loan in which case this letter is where now my scripts. 707-462- DOE. EOE Apply at P/T. Pref w/some Clerks Office. Site supvr/Co-loc Teacher ll-lll-Exp. intended to exercise the note holder's rights wounds have been 1954 x 302 or 401A Talmage Rd. clientele for Hopland /s/Heidi DeGuzman l-lll-Exp. w/low against the real property only. THIS NOTICE LOST & treated. I would like www.ncoinc.org. 462-2395 Facility # w/low income fami- Day Spa. 744-1177 HEIDI DEGUZMAN income families + IS SENT FOR THE PURPOSE OF COL- FOUND nothing better then closes 5 pm 6/24 236803017 lies + Supevn req’d, 30 Supvn req’d, EHS 3 Medical Assistant LECTING A DEBT. THIS FIRM IS ATTEMPT- my human finding (postmarks not EHS 3 units Infant/ units Infant/Toddler Mendocino ING TO COLLECT A DEBT ON BEHALF OF Sell It Fast Lost frndly brindle & accepted). EOE DRIVER/OPERA- me. I miss them! I am pref. $2675- Toddler pref. $14.83 Community THE HOLDER AND OWNER OF THE NOTE. white fm. Pit Bull in TOR - GRAVEYARD With a female purebred 3014/mo DOQ. People to work with -$16.55/hr DOQ. Health Clinic ANY INFORMATION OBTAINED BY OR JC Penny parking lot. Use your own PU Ukiah Sharpei. If no ones Must complete Must complete NCO Ukiah facility. Full job PROVIDED TO THIS FIRM OR THE CRED- Rwd! 391-1170 developmentally w/shell or van. Rte ITOR WILL BE USED FOR THAT PUR- Daily finds me then I will be NCO app. incl. disabled adults 1 on starts at 1:00am Mon app. incl. transripts. description at available for adoption POSE. As required by law, you are hereby Journal transcripts. 707- 1 in their own home. thru Fri. Starts in 707-462-1954 x 302 www.mchcinc.org on 6/17. Come by the Email: work.mchcinc.org notified that a negative credit report reflecting Classifieds Lost: Vic. Capps Ln. 462-1954 x302 or All shifts avail. Mary Ukiah. 8-9 hrs. Clean or www.ncoinc.org shelter at 298 Plant www.ncoinc.org. PT JANITOR IN on your credit record may be submitted to a Grey/orng beige tab- 468-9326 or come DMV & Drug Fax Closes 5 pm 6/20 credit report agency if you fail to fulfill the by. Female, sml., Rd. or call Sage Closes 5 pm 6/20 (916)921-4414 or call Lakeport & Willits by &PU app. 182 (postmarks not terms of your credit obligations. ASAP# shy, (momma) 456- 467-6453 (postmarks not Jobline (916) 557- Call Pat Say for info. Thomas St. Ukiah 2777814 06/12/2008, 06/19/2008, 06/26/2008 0111 489-2811 Reward! accepted). EOE 0422 accepted). EOE 476-8874 THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL THURSDAY, JUNE 19, 2008 -13

HELP HELP HOMES GARAGE 120 WANTED 120 WANTED 330 FOR RENT 490 AUCTIONS 590 SALES NCO Head Start - UNIT ASSISTANT 3BD, 1BA Remod, lg REDWOOD WALNUT VILLAGE Mendo & Lake Co. Enjoy helping others? yard, pets negotiable EMPIRE SENIOR Apartments. Asst/Associate Tchr Our team needs an $1375/mo, possible AUCTIONEERING CO. Multi-tenant yard sale l-ll - Must have 6 energetic support lease opt. 272-3132 Lic. & Bonded #40035760 in the Community Core CDV uits. As- person. FT Ukiah, AUCTION Room building in 3BD, 2BA Rdwd.Vlly soc. l-ll-Must have CA. HS grad or June 21, ‘08, 9am center of complex at Garage, cent. ht 12 Core CDV units equiv+ 4 yrs. pd cleri- 9801 East Rd. 1240 North Pine St., $1450/mo. dep, pet & 6 mos ECE exp. cal exp. Computer Potter Vly. (4.4 mi. N. (off Low Gap) Please negotiable 485-7021 $8.93-$11.45/hr + expertise w/Word, of Hwy 20 on Potter park on the street bene DOQ. 30-40 data base & Outlook 3BD/2BA, gar., west Vly. Eastside Rd.) and enter on foot hrs/wk. required. Typing/key- side, lawn maint incl. ‘92 Ford Taurus. from Pine or Bush St. Temp. Family Re- board cert. for 55 NP/NS $1625/mo. Farm equip: roller, 9am-2pm Saturday. source Specialist l- wpm required. Re- 689-0713 Jeff, broker brush hog, hay load- June 21, 2008 quires great verbal/ er, sprayer. Tools: lll- AA in social work BACKYARD COT- Yard Sale written & organiza- shop-smith, 5KW or rel fld _ 2 yrs. TAGE in Ukiah 824 Fri & Sat 10-2p tional skills. Sal. generator, welder, exp. w/low income 1/2 Cypress. Nr golf. 400 Boonville Rd. fam. $11.57- range $1832-$2578/ shop crane, cement Clip Trees, lawn, w/d. Ukiah. NO EARLIES! $15.28/hr DOQ. mo. Great benefits. $850/mo. + dep. mixer, lawn mowers, TRUCKS Both Posn’s Bilin- Closes 6/30/08. Send Lease. 743-1525 rototiller, farm collect- gual Pref. resume, CERT and ables, antique side- 670 FOR SALE Brooktrails-3bd 2ba. Must complete NCO ltr of interest to H.R., board, antique cash Ford 3/4 T. 6 Cyl. Beautiful home & appl & include tran- RCRC, 116 Airport register, banjo, furn, 1970 4 spd. Runs & view. $1650/ mo. 1st, scripts, 8000-606- Park Blvd., Ukiah, CA chairs, much more! looks good. No last, dep. 456-9054 5550 ext 302 for 95482; fax 707-462- Preview: Fri. 6/20, smog. $1250. app & job desc. 4280 or email HR@ Clean 2bd1.5ba. 9-6. Sat. 6/21 8-9. 467-1959 redwoodcoastrc.org Auction items subjet Closes 5 PM 6/24 In Ukiah AC, CARS “EOE/M/F” to change. (Postmarks not ac- fireplace, W/D FOR SALE 10% buyers premium 680 cepted). EOE VALLEY VIEW $1125/mo. 462-7898 707-743-1220 $$CASH FOR YOUR is looking for NEW LIFE SCHOOL Great view $1450/mo. USED CARS $$$ For RN’s LVN’s A Christian Program & 3bd2 ba. W/D, deck PETS & your old used cars! days & p.m. shifts Kindergarten, is seek- & more! N/S pets ne- 500 SUPPLIES FREE pick up in avail. great work gotiable 486-7193 ing a Preschool Tchr. Adorable Shih Tzu Ukiah area! Lost title environment, com- Resume to: Hopland duplex. puppies 3f & 3m. ok. Steel drop boxes Your petitive wages & New Life School 2+1 New decor. 1st shots. Socialized. for scrap metal also benefits. Hire-on 302 W. Henry St., $950+dep. Incl. $500 ea. 467-0421. available upon re- Ukiah, 95482 bonus. Call Dawn water/sewer/PGE quest, call 707-546- Att: Tammy Scott or @ 462-1436. Potter Valley, Beautiful canaries 7553!!!! VALLEY VIEW country house, 2+1, newlifepreschool for sale. Straight run. DODGE is looking for $975, $1200 Dep. @sbcglobal.net $25-$35 ea. Nancy NEON 1997 Eve Fishell RE DEADLINE: 7/20/08 CNA’s 485-9146. $500 obo. A Ministry of Services days & p.m. shifts 468-8923 First Baptist 468-4380 FANTASTIC avail. great work HONDA ACCORD Post Office environment, com- NEWLY REMOD- FELINE SE 1991. Lthr, moon- Now Hiring! ELED 4bd, 2ba roof, nice shape Avg Pay $20/ hr, $57 petitive wages & SALE! benefits. Hire-on W/Side Ukiah. Ideal $3750 obo 391-6107 K/yr, incl. Fed ben, OT. All adults cats and bonus. Call Dawn home & office setup Placed by adSource not kittens at the Ukiah @ 462-1436. $2000/mo. 462-8402 MOBILES aff w/ USPS who hires. Shelter are on sale 1-866-292-1387 Westside Ukiah 720 FOR SALE SERVICES for just $25. RDA NEEDED with 3 bed, 2 ba., plus FREE SINGLE WIDE 200 OFFERED Please come and Way exp. & leadership huge bonus room 10687 West Rd. Business & home adopt one or two. qualities. Please sub- & 2 car garage. Rdwd Vly. Needs cleaning. Call Sheila 298 Plant Rd. mit resume to 702 S. $2400/mo. + dep. wrk. UTow by 7/1/08 463-1623. shei- 707-462-7255 or Call Sage 467-6453 Dora St., Ukiah CA COMMERCIAL [email protected] [email protected] 95482 Jack Russell Terrier/ 745 REAL ESTATE ROOFER-30 years Fox Terrier pups RECEPTIONIST- WANTED PRICE REDUCTION exp Quality work. Ready to go. $250 CLEARLAKE OFFICE 370 TO RENT FOR LEASE Native American Affordable. Free ea. 459-2393 WANT TO RENT or GREAT LOCATION Cash Assistance est. No job too big lease house. Single Tiny rare long haired Program in or small. 485-0261 970 N. State St. 12K Lake County. person, 1 cat. Need- true Teacup sq ft., good parking. BUSINESS Exper working ed by Sept. 1. Prefer Chihuahua. 25 wks. 462-4344, 489-0810 OPPORT. w/Tribal people 210 walking distance to old. Male. Only 1.5 helpful. Clean DMV BUY/LEASE LOCAL downtown 462-9161 lbs. $1300 firm. Operating Convince F/T w/benefits. Wtd/Gentleman: gd 707-998-3028 770 REAL ESTATE Store/Gas Stations. Go to www.cttp.net housing & area n/s /d 11 AC. Excellent locations. for application & job $850max paid/Mendo LIVESTOCK 3 places 2 live. Call DBE at 510 To description. Contact Co 707-703-9044 Hillside to 800-995-0401 Jolene Crawford at medic737@gmail Oat Hay! river-front. $550,000. 707-262-4400 ext. 124 BUSINESS WANTED TO 3 Wire Bales Blandford RE 391-7612 w/quetions. Fax RENTALS 621-3897 resume & application 250 380 SHARE RENT 741 TOKAY 4bdrm, to 707-274-8798 DELUXE $515 GARAGE 3ba, including guest Indian Hiring 2 ROOM OFFICE. PRIVATE BATH 590 SALES suite, excellent condi- Preference Applies. SHADED PARKING. Quiet home, W/D, stg 357 GARDENS AVE tion $499,999 462-1749 Blandford RE 391-7612 Red Fox Casino 707-889-7675 6/21, 7-1, Crafts, I’m still doing Is Now Accepting LEE KRAEMER sewing machines, Applications FURN rm for res. mortgage loans, Real Estate Broker housewares, books For the following wrkg indiv. cbl/frg purchasing & refin. position $475 + $475 util incl. 760 Tokay Ave Rates below 6% GOBBI STREET N/S/P/D 462-9225 near UHS. Larry Wright GENERAL OFFICE SPACE Golden Bear Mortgage Hopland room in 3bd Fri&Sat 8-1 600+/- sq. ft. w/pkg. 707-239-8080 MANAGER hse. W/D Lg. deck. Books, Quality Items Applicants must $500/mo util incl. n/p. BRAND NEW! Annual Glenwood Dr. submit an applica- Savings! 744-9547 BUILD TO SUIT Garage Sales tion! Come in & Office or Medical Room w/pri bth for Multi family. Sat. 8-2 Redwood Valley apply or call The Will divide rent in North Ukiah Exer equip., furn., 3br/2b. Great View. Human Resource 1974+- sq. ft. w/pkg. $500/mo util. incl. Lots, Lots More! 1/2 mi from Lake Department $400 dep. 485-0759. Mendo. Newly re- @ 707-984-6800 ext. ESTATE SALE Sat DOWNTOWN modeled, 14 ac, 2 car 100. Deadline for ac- Westside $525w/util. Only 8am-1pm 10687 OFFICE RETAIL garage, 1125 sq ft. cepting applications Quiet prof., woman. West Rd Redwood Hi-traffic Location Shop/Shed $600,000 is June 23rd @ 5 pm. Share kit, bath, W/D. Valley 707-894-3408 2500+- sq. ft. w/pkg. N/S/D/P, 467-1467 Seeking hard working Estate Sale: 50 yr Advertisers EXP. COOK old estate. Antiques, to work in fast paced, OFFICE SPACES 420 BOATS furn, appliances etc. upscale restaurant. 2nd Floor, State St. GREAT SHAPE!! Sat & Sun. 7am-? Apply at: Purple Elevator/pkg. 12’ aluminum 2700 Tindall On the Thistle 50 S. Main St., Ranch Rd. Ukiah Willits 459-4774 JON BOAT put their MED. OFFICE or LIKE NEW!! FREE GARAGE Social Worker for RETAIL trail $350 SALE SIGNS. nonprofit HIV/AIDS South Orchard 485-5389 Realty World Selzer prgm in Ukiah. Case 3400+/- sq. ft. w/pkng mgmt for persons Realty. 350 E. Gobbi of great 468-8951 WANTED w/HIV/AIDS 30 450 TO BUY Moving Sale! Toys, best hrs/wk compet pay APARTMENTS TV, Furniture, etc. Want to buy triple exc benefits. MSW or 300 UNFURNISHED June 21-22; 7am - deals? MA in related field wide mobile home 2 BD, DW/Garage + 1pm; 3561 req’d. Case mgmt & or double wide that Pool Alderwood Tollini Ln., Ukiah. HIV/AIDS exp. pref, is in very good Apartments 1450 S. cond. to be moved Moving Sale! 6/21 8- deals will train. Resume to State St $885- CCHAP, 301 S. State to my property (we 4 PRESCHOOL $925mo. 463-2325 St, Ukiah, CA 95482. move) TOYS, some Tools 468-9347. EOE Deluxe 3bd 1 ba. 707-272-3445 or 8686 East Rd, RV 707-272-4965 (Clubhouse) Support Staff 1:1 Hdwd./tile flrs. w/dev. dis. adults in downstairs. $1000/ MOVING SALE June in community. Ukiah. mo. Pool, lndry, car- 20 8:00-2:00, June $9-$11.50 per hr. 30 port.463-2134 460 APPLIANCES 21 8:00-1:00 469 Ob- servatory Ave. Furn., The Ukiah hrs. wk. Clear Modern 2br wtr/gbe pd MAYTAG LARGE Find everything hsehld, yard, misc. records. Drug free. AC laundry carport CAPACITY like new you’re looking for in Safe car req. walk to town. Mason gas dryer $350 SAT 8AM-2PM El the classifieds. 707-484-7698 St. $825mo. 433-4040 468-8923 Dorado Estates 1450 To serve or not to Spacious 2bd. Pool. Ridge View Dr. Col- DAILY JOURNAL USED serve, that is the H20, trash pd. $850. lege dorm room APPLIANCES question. Also 1bd. $725. Ht. items, ‘67 VW parts, & FURNITURE. Are you the answer? AC Pd. N/P. 462-6075 much more Se habla espanol. Guaranteed. 485-1216 Mario's Ristorante Sat. 8:30 -1:30 Call Today Italiano is now ac- MISC. Collectibles, tread- cepting applications 320 DUPLEXES 480 FOR SALE mill, art, books, 468-3500 for part time servers. 3bd/1.5bth Ukiah 10” Ridgid radial saw household misc, Apply in person. tnhse w/ fireplace, with acc. Delta 4” belt 104 Highland Ave. Eves. 9601 North w/d hkup, garage, sander. 16” Poulan State St. Redwood $1200/mo $1600dep chain saw with Valley 707/433-6688 Ex. chains. All $450. NeedNeed Money?Money? Ukiah residential 467-9678 Brooktrls-Lg. 3/2 childrens facility Credit chk. $1300 is looking for caring, Farm Fresh Eggs & Own Property? /mo. $1500 dep. N/P Own Property? responsible individu- Canaries for sale. 513-6033, 459-0441 als to join our team. Needed-Egg cartons Some exp. pref. but Duplex on Capps & 485-9146. Nancy. Call: not nec.. Will provide Carrigan, $1175 rent. Samsung flip-phone on the job trainng. $1300 sec. 2 bdrm. Verizon Wireless Starting sal. $12.12 1.5 ba 462-4759 Pre-Paid, can be $ Money Mike $ hr. 403B, great bene- HOMES switched to billed fits, & vac. pkg. Fax FOR RENT phone in 4 months. resume 707-463-6957 330 Brand-new, never (707) 462-4608 $1500/mo. $1500 used, package has dep 3bd.2ba Walk tp been opened. Comes SUBSCRIBE TODAY! shopping. N/P/S. 707- w/ charger & manual. 621-2927 or 537-1316 You hook up. Retail The Ukiah 1BD CUSTOM $75. Asking $30. sm office N/S/P. Nice Phone has camera & DAILY JOURNAL area, nice yard. RV bluetooth capabilities. 707-468-3500 $1200/mo 485-0104 Call 367-2037 14- THURSDAY, JUNE 19, 2008 THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL SSERVICEERVICE DDIRECTORYIRECTORY WE DO IT ALL LANDSCAPING HOME REPAIRS PAINTING HANDYMAN CREEKSIDE Residential Escobar Services All types of home repair LANDSCAPE Commercial including termite damage, License #624806 C27 Antonio Alvarez Jr bathrooms, windows, doors, Owner 40 years experience RESIDENTIAL Phone: plumbing, electrical, taping, Fast, friendly service painting, tile work, flooring, COMMERCIAL (707) 972-8633 Free estimates Complete Landscape Installation fencing, decks and roofs. • Concrete & Masonry • Retaining Walls Carpentry - Painting - Plumbing Senior discounts Work Guaranteed • Irrigation & Drip Sprinklers Electrical Work - Tile Work • Drainage Systems • Consulting & Design Cement Work - Landscape JOHNSON • Bobcat Grading • Tractor Service Installation & Design CONSTRUCTION Excavating & Deer Fencing Joe Morales Residential • Commercial #460812 (707) 485-0810 Days 489-8441 (707) 744-1912 Free Estimates or (707) 367-4098 (707) 318-4480 cell Lic # 6178 • Insured Eves. 485-0731 Non-licensed contractor

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City Hi/Lo/W Hi/Lo/W City Hi/Lo/W Hi/Lo/W Anaheim 94/62/s 94/63/s Napa 83/53/s 83/51/s Antioch 89/57/s 89/56/s Needles 111/78/s 113/79/s 91 Sunrise today ...... 5:47 a.m. Arroyo Grande 84/50/s 83/46/s Oakland 76/52/s 77/54/s Rockport Atascadero 100/48/s 97/49/s Ontario 104/65/s 104/65/s Sunset tonight ...... 8:42 p.m. Auburn 95/61/s 96/66/s Orange 91/56/s 94/56/s Moonrise today ...... 9:58 p.m. 65/49 Barstow 106/70/s 108/72/s Oxnard 78/57/s 77/54/s Partly sunny Moonset today ...... 6:18 a.m. Laytonville Big Sur 80/50/s 83/52/s Palm Springs 113/77/s 111/78/s Covelo Bishop 96/51/s 97/57/s Pasadena 101/65/s 101/65/s 84/45 MOON PHASES 86/48 Blythe 112/75/s 113/77/s Pomona 103/53/s 103/54/s TONIGHT Burbank 100/63/s 98/63/s Potter Valley 88/50/pc 87/53/s Westport California City 100/67/s 101/67/s Redding 98/57/s 93/62/s Last New First Full 70/47 Carpinteria 71/56/s 76/55/s Riverside 102/61/s 103/60/s Catalina 73/61/s 75/65/s Sacramento 96/56/s 97/58/s 49 Chico 97/60/s 97/63/s Salinas 83/48/s 78/51/s Fort Bragg Willows Crescent City 58/47/pc 59/50/s San Bernardino 104/61/s 103/60/s Death Valley 123/81/s 123/79/s San Diego 78/64/s 78/63/s June 26 July 2 July 9 July 18 64/47 97/58 Clear Downey 91/62/s 92/63/s San Fernando 101/63/s 101/64/s Encinitas 77/59/s 80/60/s San Francisco 76/54/s 76/55/s ALMANAC Elk Willits Escondido 99/59/s 98/58/s San Jose 91/56/s 85/58/s 83/46 Eureka 56/45/pc 60/49/s San Luis Obispo 96/48/s 86/50/s 60/48 Redwood Valley FRIDAY Ukiah through 2 p.m. Wednesday Fort Bragg 64/47/pc 66/50/s San Rafael 81/51/s 81/53/s Temperature 86/50 Fresno 101/67/s 101/67/s Santa Ana 82/62/s 82/63/s 90 High ...... 87 UKIAH Gilroy 87/55/s 88/54/s Santa Barbara 77/52/s 80/54/s Low ...... 48 91/49 Indio 113/71/s 112/72/s Santa Cruz 79/49/pc 78/50/s Irvine 87/62/s 86/63/s Santa Monica 79/60/s 80/62/s 52 Normal high ...... 84 Lakeport Normal low ...... 52 89/52 Hollywood 95/64/s 97/64/s Santa Rosa 84/48/s 84/51/s Philo Lake Arrowhead 90/49/s 90/48/s S. Lake Tahoe 78/36/s 77/43/s Record high ...... 104 in 1945 Boonville Lucerne Sunny most of the day Record low ...... 39 in 1918 81/49 89/53 Lodi 98/60/s 101/59/s Stockton 98/55/s 100/59/s 82/50 Lompoc 83/49/s 74/57/s Tahoe Valley 78/36/s 77/43/s Precipitation Long Beach 89/62/s 91/63/s Torrance 86/62/s 85/62/s 24 hrs to 2 p.m. Wed...... 0.00" Gualala Los Angeles 92/64/s 94/64/s Vacaville 101/56/s 96/59/s SATURDAY Month to date ...... 0.00" Mammoth 74/44/s 75/44/s Vallejo 78/54/s 79/51/s Normal month to date ...... 0.17" 65/50 Clearlake 90/53 Marysville 100/59/s 100/59/s Van Nuys 99/63/s 100/64/s 89 Season to date ...... 28.39" Modesto 99/60/s 102/64/s Visalia 102/59/s 103/62/s Last season to date ...... 22.64" Monrovia 101/63/s 103/63/s Willits 83/46/pc 84/50/s Normal season to date ...... 39.02" Cloverdale 53 Monterey 69/48/s 71/50/s Yosemite Valley 96/51/s 97/57/s 87/51 Morro Bay 69/49/s 70/52/s Yreka 85/45/s 88/50/s Partly sunny Forecasts and graphics provided by AccuWeather, Inc. 2008 Weather (W): s-sunny, pc-partly cloudy, c-cloudy, sh-showers, t-thunderstorms, r- rain, sf-snow flurries, sn-snow, i-ice.

Lake Mendocino – Lake level: 737.11 feet; Storage: 67,759 acre-feet (Maximum storage 122,500 acre-feet) Inflow: 143 cfs Outflow: 160 cfs Air quality – not available

1993, he worked as a support California’s Department of lawsuit goes forward. We’ll Fair service aide for migrant edu- Fireworks Fish and Game and the Fish be litigating to bring the fire- cation for the Butte County and Game Commission,” stat- works back in future years – Got family? Office of Education. He cur- ed Owen. “This is not within and to have the courts instruct Continued from Page 1 Continued from Page 1 the Coastal Commission’s the Coastal Commission on rently serves as secretary and the proper limits of its power.” Elks Club and the Ukiah a member of the Rural ing, perching, nesting, and jurisdiction. Independence Day celebrates freedom from In other Independence Day Lions Club. Communities Housing shelter,” stated a portion of the • Roberto Muniz, 38, of report. “Gualala Point Island arbitrary, overreaching gov- fireworks news, Fort Bragg Development Corporation has announced its display has Redwood Valley, has served is the home of several nesting ernment power. Ironically, we find activities Board of Directors. Muniz is a are forced to fight in court, been scheduled at dark on on the board of directors since past board member of Project seabird colonies, including at ukiahdailyjournal.com but not limited to Brandt’s now, for the same principle.” June 5 at Pomo Bluffs Park on 2003. Muniz has served as a Sanctuary. claims representative for the cormorants, Pelagic cor- Owen stated that despite Todd Point. U.S. Social Security • Michael Schutz, 55, of morants, pigeon guillemots, the setback, the fight would Administration, Ukiah office Ukiah, owned McDonald’s in western gulls and black oys- go on. Watch Repair since 2003. Prior to that, he Mendocino County from 1973 tercatchers.” “The legal fight goes on worked as a parenting class to 2007. Schutz is a board Owen stated that even if against this abuse of power by instructor for the Nuestra member and immediate past this were to hold true, it the California Coastal Casa Family Center from president of the Ukiah Host shouldn’t be ruled on one way Commission,” he said. Adv. Tix on Sale WALL-E (G) # 1988 to 2005. From 1993 to Lions Club. He was a previ- or another by the commission. “Although the fireworks Need a watch battery Adv. Tix on Sale HANCOCK (PG-13) # Adv. Tix on Sale GET SMART (PG-13) # 2003, Muniz held several ous board member of the “Birds are regulated by won’t happen this year, our or watch band? GET SMART - MIDNITE (PG-13) # 1201 AM THE HAPPENING (R) - ID REQ'D # (1215 235 500) 725 positions including clerk, Career Fair at Mendocino THE INCREDIBLE HULK (PG-13) # (1100 145 430) 715 Stop By today... 1000 screener, eligibility worker College and of Mathematics, KUNG FU PANDA (PG) (1145 210 435) 705 925 Visit our web site at ukiahdailyjournal.com YOU DON'T MESS WITH THE ZOHAN (PG-13) (1135 215 and employment services rep- Engineering and Science 455) 735 1015 resentative for Social Services D. William Jewelers SEX AND THE CITY (R) - ID REQ'D (1225 335) 645 955 Achievement at Ukiah High Pear Tree Center INDIANA JONES: THE KINGDOM OF THE in Ukiah, and from 1992 to School. email us at [email protected] CRYSTAL (PG-13) (1255 355) 650 940 462-4636 Times For 6/19 ©2008 16- THURSDAY, JUNE 19, 2008 THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL