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7 58551 69301 0 Saturday: Mostly sunny H 80º L 43º 50 cents tax included DAILY JOURNAL ukiahdailyjournal.com 14 pages, Volume 150 Number 218 email: [email protected] UPDATE HELPING TOURISM WORK IN OUR COUNTY Court’s Willits weekend MJ action DUI checkpoint nets 2 arrests Farms as tourist attractions brings The Daily Journal A driver’s license and sobri- back regs ety checkpoint was conducted at a location in the Willits area Good money or massive intrusion? By LINDA WILLIAMS The Willits News on Highway 101, south of By ZACK CINEK Highway 20, Friday Night. In the last week of October, The Daily Journal the California Supreme Court The California Highway How to make money from - and Patrol has released statistics agreed to review the most perhaps avoid being overrun by - recent case (People vs. from the 8 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. farm-based tourism was the topic at a checkpoint today. Phomphakdy) which had set conference in Ukiah Wednesday. Area aside, for about two months, Willits checkpoint agricultural tourism proprietors by the numbers the state medical marijuana shared their experiences of how they possession limits. This action DUI arrests: 2 turned their lives into something peo- Citations: 13 restores the statewide limits ple now pay them to be a part of, at an set by the legislature in 2003, Vehicles towed: 1 all day conference Wednesday in Sobriety tests given: 21 which are now part of the Ukiah. state Health and Safety Code. Vehicles screened: 669 About 30 people gathered to listen Friday’s checkpoint was The following minimum to a full schedule of briefings and limits apply statewide, unless staffed by the CHP, Willits talks about agricultural tourism or Police Department officers, counties have approved “agritourism” opportunities at what greater quantities: Mendocino County Sheriff’s was officially named the North Coast Office deputies, the Ukiah CHP “Qualified patients and pri- Agritourism Conference. mary caregivers who possess office stated. Three people currently working on In September, 2008, four a state issued identification their own agritourism operations card may possess eight were arrested at a State Street spoke in the afternoon. checkpoint in Ukiah. ounces of dried marijuana, Anne Austin, of the Lake County- and may maintain no more based Eleven Roses Ranch was first of than six mature or 12 imma- the three to speak. According to ture plants per qualified Dam deal Eleven Roses Ranch’s web page, rid- patient.” It also allows ing in a mule-drawn wagon and eating Sarah Baldik/ The Daily Journal Torrey Olson, right, of Gabriel Farms in Sonoma County and Anne patients to possess more mar- a catered gourmet lunch are some of ijuana if specifically autho- previewed things visitors can do. Austin of Eleven Roses Ranch in Lake County answer questions during the agritourism entrepreneur panel and discussion, rized by a doctor’s recom- The Eureka Times-Standard Austin said that networking and mendation. passion are important things in an ag Wednesday afternoon at the North Coast Agritourism Conference The federal government at Ukiah Valley Conference Center. In early August, and Pacificorp have reached tourism endeavor. Mendocino County Superior an agreement in principal on “You have to have passion,” Austin you can live happily on your farm Court Judge John Behnke set removing the four dams on said, “God knows we are not making a without being overrun by agricultural aside the specific county lim- the Klamath River and have fortune on this.” tourism duties, she said. its imposed by Measure B, floated the deal to tribes, fish- But if a fledgling agricultural “My goal is to maintain some kind referencing the Phomphakdy ermen, farmers and conserva- tourism business finds itself with little of a balance with the farm so that my and Kelly cases until such tion groups. money for marketing it is not the end. family can continue to live and work time as the California The White House intends It has helped sustain the lifestyle there in a satisfying way,” Bates said. Supreme Court ruled on those to release details of the plan that Austin chooses to live, she said. Up to this time Bates said she has cases. today, but sources say the “We would do this whether we got not seen the ill-effects of a slowing Since Mendocino County agreement includes beginning paid for it or not,” Austin said. economy. has adopted no other limits to tear down the dams by Following Austin, Torrey Olson of “We are not seeing a big economic after the repeal of Measure G, 2020, with Pacificorp putting Gabriel Farms in Sonoma County said crisis from our perspective,” Bates it appears likely that state lim- millions of dollars toward the agritourism has challenged him and said, "It has been a good strong year, its apply locally, although it is effort. wife to control their agritourism ven- we had a great crop, the prices were clear that some defense attor- The dams have for decades tures and not the other way. It is tricky good, people want to eat local food neys may disagree. The coun- blocked salmon from migrat- having people come to your house, he and people want to come to the farm ty does have a nuisance ordi- ing into the upper reaches of said. and have a farm experience,” Bates nance passed in December the Klamath River, and The people who called about five said. 2007, which limits the num- salmon and other fisheries years ago wanting to pick some apples Wednesday’s conference on ag ber of marijuana plants have suffered. The California and check out the farm has now left tourism also addressed the topics of allowed to be grown on any Energy Commission and the Olson without an apple to pick on Karen Bates of Philo Apple creating a business plan, county regu- one county parcel to 25 or U.S. Department of the Gabriel Farms. Farm, gives a talk at the lations, managing risk and marketing less, no matter how many Interior has estimated that “This past year I did not pick a sin- Agritourism conference ag tourism. caregivers or patients are removing the dams could be gle box of apples to sell wholesale,” Wednesday. James Dion, associate director at being served. $32 to $286 million less Olson said, “All my apples went to the Center for Sustainable Destinations , In August 2008, the people visiting the farm.” Karen Bates of Mendocino National Geographic Society, then California Attorney General expensive for Pacificorp than County’s Philo Apple Farm was last of leaving them in place but hav- “This year what happened is that talked about Geotourism before atten- issued a comprehensive set of the agritourism ran us and we were the three entrepreneurs to talk of her dees socialized over wine and cheese. “guidelines to ensure the ing to build fish ladders and experiences in agricultural tourism. make other required changes. basically trying to keep up,” Olson Zack Cinek can be reached at security and non-diversion of Agricultural tourism can work and marijuana grown for medical An earlier agreement said. [email protected] among 28 agencies, tribes and See REGS, Page 14 other stakeholders addressed a host of other issues the basin has struggled with, including improving conditions for salmon, improving the CNN Jonestown documentary airs tonight Klamath’s notorious water By ROB BURGESS marking the 30th anniversary quality and securing irrigation The Daily Journal of the tragedy. supplies for farms upstream. Tonight will mark the debut A segment of the program The agreement did not con- of a two-hour CNN documen- was filmed on location at the tain a dam-removal deal, tary featuring Ukiah residents airstrip in Guyana where then however, and some groups Tracy Diaz, and her dad, Jerry 12-year-old Diaz witnessed criticized those who signed Parks. members of the formerly onto the arrangement without Parks and Diaz, (formerly Redwood Valley-based church that provision. Tracy Parks), are survivors of gun down her mother, Patricia the Jonestown massacre that Parks, and four others as they took the lives of more than attempted to defect from the TOP 5 ONLINE 900 members of the Peoples cult. Temple religious movement Diaz said she and a few led by the Rev. Jim Jones. others were lost in the equato- “CNN Presents: Escape rial jungle for three days from Jonestown” is scheduled before being rescued as they to air at 6 p.m. tonight on the were near death. Tuesday Cable News Network and then Diaz said her mother feared 1. Checkpoint tally: 1 DUI again at 9 p.m. The special is what might happen if they left arrest and several citations then expected to re-air at 5 the church. Diaz said it was p.m. Saturday and at 5 p.m. her grandmother, Edith Parks, 2. U.S. Forest Service to Sunday. (All times are who had ran up to Rep. Leo hold vehicle/equipment Pacific.) Ryan during his fact-finding Internet sale Diaz and her friend Annette mission to Jonestown and told Ukiahan Tracy Diaz, left, and CNN’s Soledad O’Brien at the landing strip in 3. The Daily Digest Brockway, (not a survivor, but him they were being held Guyana. who was asked by Diaz to act against their will. Diaz said 4. His name's Lebowski? as a moral support for her dur- Jones’ security guard accused day. with 909 temple members, sons or else shot as they That's your name, Dude! ing the trip), were part of the Edith Parks of being senile. Once the news of the slay- starting with children and the attempted to escape death. 5. Survivor recalls the hor- soon-to-be-aired two-hour Ryan was one of the four ings at the airstrip reached elderly, being either poisoned Many of those who died ror of Jonestown. CNN documentary hosted by others besides Patricia Parks those in Jonestown, Jones with grape Flavor-Aid mixed CNN’s Soledad O’Brien slain at the airstrip later that called a meeting that ended with cyanide and other poi- See AIRS, Page 14 2 – THURSDAY, NOV. 13, 2008 DAILY DIGEST Editor: K.C. Meadows, 468-3526 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected]

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Office on suspicion of driving their case has been concluded so the SHERIFF’S REPORTS results can be reported. Those who feel under the influence, probation the information is in error should con- FUNERAL NOTICES The following were violation and driving while tact the appropriate agency. In the case compiled from reports license suspended at 9:36 a.m. of those arrested on suspicion of dri- [\ Nowlin, Patrick, 1st and 2nd graders at the Monday. ving under the influence of an intoxi- prepared by the cant: all DUI cases reported by law Pierce, Denise Bailey. Waldorf School. Mendocino County BOOKED -- Christopher enforcement agencies are reported by His daughter Sally Yoshaany was a deeply Sheriff’s Office: Lee Cochran, 28, of Ukiah, the newspaper. The Daily Journal makes no exceptions. Smith of Scappoose,OR; spiritual and inspiring was booked into jail by the her husband Ed Smith and person who brought joy BOOKED -- Christina Ukiah Police Department on CORRECTIONS their daughters and light to many Roxanne Morrow, 37, of suspicion of driving under the Stacy Garrett and lives. He was pure, com- Willits, was booked into jail influence at 12:46 a.m. • The appearance of Lucas Christine Smith. passionate, honest, by the Mendocino County Tuesday. Jay Nelsen, 29, of Willits in His other son, Ross a gentle and tender loving Sheriff’s Office on suspicion BOOKED -- Mark Tuesday’s Daily Digest was Liberty of Ukiah, CA, his young man and a of possession of a controlled William Riggs, 50, of Willits, not a new arrest as implied. wife Cheryl and their gift to all of us. substance, possession of con- was booked into jail by the Nelsen was in the booking log daughters Amanda and Every day of his life was centrated cannabis, possession California Highway Patrol on because he has appeared in Laura. a miracle and he will of paraphernalia and being suspicion of driving under the court. And Warren’s youngest be deeply missed and under the influence of a con- influence and probation viola- The Ukiah Daily Journal reserves this daughterAnnette Gi- always loved by those trolled substance at 3:55 a.m. tion at 3:07 a.m. Tuesday. space to correct errors or make clarifications bertson of Boise, ID, her who knew him. He is now Monday. BOOKED -- Peter Aaron to news articles. Significant errors in obitu- husband Kevin Gil- at peace in the BOOKED -- Christina Blom, 28, of Fort Bragg, was ary notices or birth announcements will result in reprinting the entire article. Errors WARREN LIBERTY bertson and their sons Light with Creator. Lynn Hsieh, 37, of Willits, booked into jail by the Fort may be reported to the editor, 468-3526. June 2 1921, November Jacob and Chase. There will be a viewing booked was into jail by the Bragg Police Department on 8 2008 at Eversole Mortuary Willits Police Department on suspicion of corporal injury to Warren Liberty was [\ from 11 am -2 pm on suspicion of arson at 8:56 a.m. a spouse and damage to a LOTTERY NUMBERS born in Chicago, Illinois, Friday, November 14th. Monday. phone line at 9:28 p.m. Find winning numbers to Dennis and Irene A memorial celebration of BOOKED -- Carrie Anne Monday. Yoshaany's life will Those arrested by law enforcement atour web site at Liberty. He remained in Moyles, 30, of Point Arena, Chicago throughout his be held at the Frey was booked into jail by the officers are innocent until proven guilty. www.ukiahdailyjournal.c People reported as having been arrest- om. childhood and the Vineyards, 14000 Tomki Mendocino County Sheriff’s ed may contact the Daily Journal once Great Depression until he Rd in Redwood Valley on served as a RA- Saturday, Novem- DAR Specialist in the US ber 15th at 1pm. All who Army during WWII. knew him are wel- After the war,Warren met come. Memorial contribu- The world briefly Corinne Rohden- tions for books and burg at the Aragon trees can be made in Ballroom in Chicago. That Yoshaany's name to the Democrats readying bailout called active efforts by Iran to develop ballistic night, he dropped Corinne Waldorf School of missiles as well as nuclear weapons. off at her parents’ Mendocino County. legislation with ownership But Obama expressed some skepticism house and declared to her, stake in Big Three about the technical capability of U.S. missile “I’m gonna marry YOSHAANY COREY RAHM [\ defenses. He said that if elected his administra- you.” always one to pursue 2.19.83 – 11.09.08 HELEN PACHECO WASHINGTON (AP) — Congressional tion would work with NATO allies to develop his goals, Warren Yoshaany Corey Rahm Helen Pacheco of Democrats are pushing legislation to send $25 anti-missile technologies. indeed was married to passed away Novem- Calpella, California died billion in emergency loans to the beleaguered Corinne on June 26th, ber 9, 2008. He is the peacefully at home on the auto industry in exchange for a government Same-sex marriages begin in 1948. The couple then beloved son of Jean 30th of September. ownership stake in the Big Three car compa- moved to Southern Hooker Winters and Clark She was preceded in death nies. Connecticut as activists plan California where Warren Robert Ramm; by her beloved House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., and protests over Calif. vote worked as an engi- brother of Yoshi Patterson husband of 58 years, Eddie Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev., neer for Cook Research, Rahm and wife Pacheco and her hope for quick passage of the auto bailout dur- WEST HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — Same- Northrop, and Aero- Sonia Rahm; brother of two sons, Ronnie and ing a postelection session that begins Monday. sex couples walked joyfully down the aisle jet. He also had a short Michelle Jean Merkle Roger who were killed Legislation being drafted by Rep. Barney Wednesday for the first time in Connecticut, stint as a stockbroker and husband James Merkle in a tragic accident in Frank, chairman of the House Financial while gay activists planned to march in protests in between. In 1974, and half brother 1950. She was the last Services Committee, would dip into the $700 across the country over the vote that took away Warren and his family of Micah Larson. of eight children originally billion Wall Street rescue money, approved by their right to marry in California. moved to Ukiah, where he Yoshaany is survived by from Seminole, Congress last month, for the auto aid. Carrying red roses and a marriage license, sold real estate his maternal grandfather Oklahoma; Raymond, Ray, President Bush is cool to that idea. But the Jody Mock and Elizabeth Kerrigan, who led until his retirement in Malcolm Patterson Jewel, Curtis, White House says he is open to helping the the lawsuit that that overturned Connecticut’s 1993. Above all else, Hooker and paternal Burtis (Tommy), Eunice industry, which is buckling under poor sales, law, emerged from West Hartford’s town hall Warren loved working, grandfather Robert and Eula. She is sur- tight credit and a sputtering economy. to the cheers of about 150 people. spending time with Ramm and grandmother vived by numerous nieces In an Oval Office meeting Monday, “We feel very fortunate to live in the state of family and friends, riding Violet Ramm, and and nephews who President-elect Obama spoke to Bush about Connecticut, where marriage equality is val- motorcycles,RVing many loving aunts, uncles, will always remember how doing more to aid the industry, aides said, and ued, and hopefully other states will also do and, as many know all too nieces, nephews, her eyes would Bush said he was open to it. what is fair,” Kerrigan said. well, complaining cousins and loving friends. sparkle, her face would Any effort to throw the companies a lifeline The Connecticut Supreme Court ruled 4-3 about politics and the med- Yoshaany is pre- light up and while could run into GOP roadblocks that could on Oct. 10 that same-sex couples have the right ical profession. In ceded in passing by his flashing her beautiful smile derail it in the Senate. In that chamber, to wed rather than accept a 2005 civil union 2004,Warren and Corinne maternal grandmoth- she would say, Republicans, including some who believe their law designed to give them the same rights as moved to Scap- er, Margaret Wulbern “How are you Sweetie.” votes for the Wall Street bailout hurt, and in married couples. A lower-court judge entered a poose, Oregon. At Hooker. Auntie Helen will be some cases doomed, their re-election bids, are final order permitting same-sex marriage Warren’s request, no serv- Yoshaany enjoyed run- sadly missed. A graveside loath to agree to any new money. Wednesday morning. ices will be held. ning, reading, playing service will held Gay marriage advocates said they were Warren will be missed frisbee, meditation, yoga, on Saturday, November planning nationwide demonstrations this by his wife of 60 years, walking in nature, 15, at 11 am at Ukiah Missile defense chief: US weekend in more than 175 cities and outside Corinne. playing games, choir and Cemetery. interests would be hurt if the U.S. Capitol. A Seattle blogger was trying His son Dennis Liberty talking with friends The Eversole Mortuary to organize simultaneous protests outside state- of Potter Valley,CA; and family. He also cher- is in charge of ar- Obama drops missile defense houses and city halls in every state Saturday. Dennis’s children, Colleen ished reading to the rangements. WASHINGTON (AP) — The Air Force general who runs the Pentagon’s missile Obama’s network: Can he defense projects said Wednesday that on his e-mail list,” said Republican National presidential ticket in four years. American interests would be “severely hurt” if duplicate the Internet out- Committee spokesman Alex Conant. This year’s GOP vice presidential nominee President-elect Obama decided to halt plans reach that fueled campaign? Obama’s people know they’ll have to extend has been on a whirlwind series of postelection developed by the Bush administration to install their reach. television interviews — she did two on CNN missile interceptors in Eastern Europe. NEW YORK (AP) — Transition officials During his 21-month campaign, Obama on Wednesday. She traveled to Florida for the Lt. Gen. Henry A. Obering III, director of call it Obama 2.0 — an ambitious effort to built a list of 3.1 million contributors and over three-day Republican Governors Association the Missile Defense Agency, told a group of transform the president-elect’s vast Web opera- 10 million supporters who helped power his meeting and is scheduled to participate in a reporters that he is awaiting word from tion and database of supporters into a modern victories over Democratic rival Hillary panel discussion Thursday titled, “Looking Obama’s transition team on their interest in new tool to accomplish his goals in the White Rodham Clinton and Republican John Towards the Future: The GOP in Transition.” receiving briefings. House. If it works, the new president could McCain. In addition to helping raise a stagger- She was asked Wednesday about specula- During the campaign, Obama was not have an unprecedented ability to appeal for ing $660 million, the campaign’s Web effort tion that she is the party’s future explicit about his intentions with regard to mis- help from millions of Americans who already reinforced his message and themes, responded “I don’t think it’s me personally, I think it’s sile defense. The program has tended to draw favor his ideas, bypassing the news media to to political attacks and created volunteer social what I represent,” Palin told reporters. less support from Democrats over the years, pressure Congress. networks that served as the basis for his field “Everyday hardworking American families — particularly during the Reagan presidency “He’s built the largest network anyone has operation. a woman on the ticket perhaps represents that. when it was seen as a “Star Wars” effort to ever seen in politics, and congressional It would be good for the ticket. It would be erect an impenetrable shield against nuclear Republicans are clueless about the communi- cations shift that has happened,” Democratic Palin says woman on the good for the party. I would be happy to get to missile attack from the Soviet Union. More do whatever is asked of me to help progress recently the project has been scaled back, strategist Joe Trippi proclaims. The results, he 2012 ticket would be good although it has again created an East-West says, “will be amazing to watch.” for the Republican Party this nation.” divide by stirring Russian opposition to the Republicans say they’ll be watching for Question on whether that was her priority, proposed European link. White House Web outreach that appears overly MIAMI (AP) — Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin, Palin said: “A priority for me is serving the Obama has said it would be prudent to political. who clearly is looking ahead to her political constituents of the state of Alaska ... They hired “explore the possibility of deploying missile “Hopefully, Obama will be a president for prospects in 2012, said Wednesday that a me and I have an obligation, or a responsibili- defense systems in Europe,” in light of what he all Americans, not just the political supporters woman would be good for the Republican ty to serve Alaska as their governor.”

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ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT THURSDAY, NOV. 13, 2008 – 3 Editor: Richard Rosier, 468-3520 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected] What’s Playing THURSDAY ROMANTIC COMEDY -- Romantic/comedic play; Willits Playhouse; 37 W. Van Lane, Willits; 7 p.m. play; $10; 459- 3744. ISHI DUBE -- Reggae and dub; Ukiah Brewing Company; 101 S. State St., 9 p.m.; $10 cover, 468-5898. MAD COW JAZZ -- Standards, Latin, and swing tunes; Shanachie Pub; 50 S. Main St., Willits; 8 p.m.; No cover, tips appreciated; 459-9194. DJ DANCING -- DJ dance music; Perkins Street Lounge; 228 E. Perkins St., Ukiah; 10 p.m. FRIDAY HARVEST DINNER AND AUCTION -- Fundraiser for River Oak Charter School, 21 and older event; The Clubhouse; 107 S. Oak St., Ukiah; 5 to 9 p.m.; Dinner tickets $20 advance, $25 at the door, or $5 for auction tickets. WILL SIEGEL & LES BOEK -- Live acoustic music; Himalayan cafe; 1639 S. State St., Ukiah; 6:30 to 9 p.m.; No cover; 467-9900. ROMANTIC COMEDY -- Romantic/comedic play, with opening reception; Willits Playhouse; 37 W. Van Lane, Willits; 8 p.m. ; $15; 459-3744. SELF FULFILLING PROPHECIES -- Folk rock, rock and soul music; Ukiah Brewing Company; 101 S. State St., Ukiah; 8:30 p.m.; $5 cover; 468-5898. ANTIOQUA -- Band debut at the Pub, playing Afro- Colombian folkloric music; Shanachie Pub; 50 S. Main St., Willits; 9 p.m.; $5 cover; 459-9194. DJ DANCE MUSIC -- DJ dance music; Perkins Street Lounge; 228 E. Perkins St., Ukiah; 10 p.m. SATURDAY JULIAN TRIO -- Fiddle music at the Farmers’ Market; Alex Thomas Plaza; School and Clay Streets; 9:30 a.m. to 1 p.m.; The Farallon Islands: 40 Years Free. QADIM ENSEMBLE -- Music in the Arabic, Jewish- Yemenite, Indian, Iranian, Moroccan and Turkish traditions; 4 Later, a conservation success story p.m.; Kol HaEmek; 8591 West Road, Redwood Valley; $12 requested donation; 463-8526. By KATE MARIANCHILD OPEN MIC -- Live performance; Hopland Brewery; 13351 Special for the Journal S. Highway 101, Hopland; 4 to 7 p.m.; Free; 744-1361. Ten thousand years ago, Mother STEVE SHAW -- Blues style music with vocals and key- Earth was shivering through the last board; Himalayan cafe; 1639 S. State St., Ukiah; 6:30 to 9 p.m.; major ice age. The world’s oceans No cover; 467-9900. were as much as 330 feet lower and COUNTRY BOYS BAND -- Dance music; Bartlett Hall; 495 the polar ice masses extended much Leslie St., Ukiah; 7 to 10 p.m., $9 cover, all adults 18 and over closer to the equator. The west coast welcome. of California extended 35 miles west FELT-TIPS -- 21 and older dance party at Yokayo Bowl’s of its present day location. At the edge sports bar; Yokayo Bowl; 1401 N. State St., Ukiah; 8 p.m. to of this coastline were foothills similar midnight; No cover. to Mt. Tamalpais. The ice began to ROMANTIC COMEDY -- Romantic/comedic play; Willits melt, the water began to rise, and Playhouse; 37 W. Van Lane, Willits; 8 p.m.; $15; 459-3744. those little foothills became the isolat- JENNA MAMMINA -- Performer debut at the Pub, perfor- ed orphans that we now call the maing jazz/pop crossovers; Shanachie Pub; 50 S. Main St., Farallon Islands. Willits; 9 p.m.; $5 cover; 459-9194. Comprised of seven major islands SOME OF THE TRUEST -- Hip-hop music; Ukiah jutting from the Pacific Ocean, the Brewing Company; 101 S. State St., Ukiah; 9 p.m.; $7 cover; Farallon Islands add up to 211 barren 468-5898. and largely uninhabitable acres – DJ DANCE MUSIC -- DJ dance music; Perkins Street uninhabitable to humans, that is! Birds Lounge; 228 E. Perkins St., Ukiah; 10 p.m. and marine mammals see things dif- ferently. The islands, which are set in after a research station was established California. Best known for his work SUNDAY the midst of one of the world’s most there in 1968. He has visited and on the identification and distribution biologically diverse environments, worked on the islands several times of Pacific Coast birds and for his CD’s SUFI DANCING -- Sacred circle dancing and chant, with have been home to as many since, including for two weeks this of bird songs, Ron also has a broad potluck; Middle Mountain Home of arts and Science; 11051 as 400,000 seabirds during a single past summer, and will discuss and understanding plants and animals in Mid Mountain rd., Potter Valley; 10:30 a.m.; free; 743-1624. breeding season – the largest colony illustrate the changes he has seen over general. One of his outstanding attrib- BLUE SKY BAND -- Turkey-trot dance, members and of breeding seabirds in the contiguous 40 years. utes is his enthusiasm in sharing his guests of the Ukiah Moose Lodge welcome; Ukiah Moose United States. Six species of marine The wildlife of the Farrallones was knowledge with others. As a profes- Lodge; 1282 S. State St., Ukiah; 1 to 6 p.m.; Bring food to mammals also haul out on the islands subjected to heavy predation by sional photographer, Ron has com- share; 462-2027. to breed, and 36 species of marine humans between 1810 and 1889 – piled over 70,000 wildlife pho- mammals feed in the surrounding originally for Northern Fur Seals and tographs for use in presentations and MONDAY waters, including the largest popula- later, during the Gold Rush, for publications. He is also a founding tion of whales found anywhere on seabird eggs. The islands are now a member of the Mendocino Coast MICROPHONE NIGHT -- Sing or play an instrument; earth. Great White Sharks are com- shining example of successful conser- Photographer Guild and Gallery in Club 711; 711 S. State St., Ukiah; 9 p.m. to 1 a.m.; 462-7111. mon in the nearby waters, probably vation policies – efforts that began Fort Bragg, where his photographic due to the large populations of seals with Teddy Roosevelt in 1906 and art can be seen. TUESDAY and sea lions. culminated with the protection of This Peregrine Audubon presenta- What makes these islands and the waters surrounding the islands in tion is free to the public, though dona- KARAOKE -- Karaoke and DJ dancing with MCP; Perkins waters that bathe them so rich in ani- 1981. Conservationists and the general tions will be happily accepted. To join Street Lounge; 228 E. Perkins St., Ukiah; 8 p.m.; free. mal life? Ron LeValley, biologist and public alike were ecstatic when, in Peregrine Audubon Society and TAHITIAN DANCE -- Every Tuesday night; Mendocino photographer extraordinaire, will 1996, the first Northern Fur Seal pup receive a newsletter with regular Ballet Studio; 205 S. State St.; Ukiah; ages 11 to 99; 5:30 to answer that question and more during was born on the islands after an announcements about programs and 6:30 p.m.; $8 to $11. a slide lecture on Thursday, Nov. 20 at absence of 150 years. field trips, please send $15 to PAS, 7 p.m. at the Ukiah Civic Center. Ron LeValley is founder and Senior P.O. Box 311, Ukiah, CA 95482. For LeValley was one of the first biolo- Biologist of Mad River Biologists, a more information and directions go to WEDNESDAY gists to study wildlife on the islands biological consulting firm in Arcata www.peregrineaudubon.org. OPEN MIC NIGHT -- Open Mic; Ukiah Brewing Co.; 102 S. State St., Ukiah; 8:30 p.m.; free; 468-5898. Comedy Alley continues with National ‘Role Models’ Comedy Competition winner Jen Kober a very funny movie Special for the Journal Wheeler (Sean William The community is invityed Scott) and Danny (Paul Rudd) to attend Ukiah’s only profes- work as energy drink reps sional comedy venue on FOCUS Saturday, Nov. 22. Comedy promoting and traveling from school to school trying to Alley presented by Thurston inform kids to not take drugs Auto Plaza and sponsored by and instead drink their compa- Mendocino Brewing ny’s energy drink, but what ON FILM Company is held at the con- happens when they are actual- ference center in Historic ly responsible for a kid Downtown Ukiah. Joining Jen instead of just speaking in Kober at this month’s show front of them? will be Justin Worsham and Danny lives together with Phil Johnson. Originally from Lake his girlfriend and has been Jen Kober Justin Worsham Phil Johnson working for the same compa- Charles, LA, Jen Kober has ny for 10 years now. When he bounded onto the national is also an accomplished and “My Big Fat Comedy niche and go national since decides he has spent too long stage bringing crowds to their actress. Kober’s original one- Show.” Kober has appeared the first time I saw her. I at a job with no future he feet with her original blend of woman show Subcity was the on the Late Late Show, thought: She’s got to be our decides it’s not right for him stand-up, story telling, and winner of The Director’s Comedy Centrals’ Premium 21st Century Lucille Ball, and anymore. improvised rock-n-roll come- Choice Award at The Kennedy Blend, and has her own cook- that’s no exaggeration. If One day as he and his part- dy. Her hard-hitting hour is Center Theatre Festival. She ing show currently in pilot you’re twenty years younger ner Wheeler, who dresses as a By Shelby White phenomenally funny as Kober has studied improv at both mode. than me, think hipper Tracey commands the stage and dares Second City and Improv Leslie Berman of The Ullman.” minotaur for the drinks mas- them exactly what he thinks; cot, are giving a talk at a you not to laugh. Olympic, and Kober has SWLA Times writes, “Kober Also featured on the show life sucks. Classically trained at The toured successfully with her is one of the most talented will be Justin Worsham. school Danny decides to be After leaving the campus blatantly honest with the Theatre School of DePaul improvised one woman comics of our time. I have University in Chicago, Kober crowd of teenage kids and tell See FILM, Page 13 shows, “Junk in my Trunk” been betting on her to find her See COMEDY Page 5 4 – THURSDAY, NOV. 13, 2008 FORUM Editor: K.C. Meadows, 468-3526 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected] Letters from our readers In our opinion From the desk of... Dangerous on-ramp To the Editor: I wrote a letter to the editor about North Sounds like a good fix State Street on-ramp being so dangerous. We think the Ukiah City Council is on the that mobile park owners may not charge a EJ DIONNE JR. The very next day on my way home from right track by pursuing a city ordinance that higher rate than they pay for sewer and water work, there was a truck overturned on its will clear up the confusion over sewer and from the renters of their spaces. top right in the exact spot that I was talking water rates charged to mobile home cus- We also like the idea of a citizen oversight about. I don’t know if any one was hurt tomers in local mobile home parks. committee which can keep an eye on this badly or worse, killed. But, everyone needs As the stories by our reporter Rob issue and be ready to tackle any problems to know to be very careful when merging Burgess pointed out, some residents were that arise in the future. onto the freeway there. There is no room being charged a higher rate for these services There are a number of mobile home parks Obama, be bold for the slow lane cars traveling north when than the mobile home park owner was pay- Just about everyone is giving President-elect cars are coming onto the freeway nor any ing the city. in the city and this is as good a time as any to make the city’s rate structures in this Barack Obama advice based on one interpretation or room for the merging cars trying to enter That’s not right and while the problem is another of what his victory really means. Obama the freeway. They are forced off the free- likely one of confusion rather than intention- regard clear and let mobile park owners and renters alike know what the rules are. should be wary of any counsel that the advice-givers way and on their tops or to slam on their al gouging, the city needs to make it clear had in mind before a single vote was counted. brakes with cars behind them ramming into The worst advice will come from his conservative them possibly. Either way, an accident is adversaries, the people who called him a socialist a surely to happen (again). It’s a real scare few days before the election and insisted a few days and needs attention now! Maybe a flashing later that he won because he was really a conservative. light warning cars of the narrow freeway The older among them declared after the 1980 election would at least help. If you are concerned or that the 51 percent of the vote won by Ronald Reagan have an idea, please contact the newspaper represented an ideological revolution, but argue now or Caltrans. You can Google Caltrans and that Obama’s somewhat larger majority has no philo- have your voice heard. Thank you and sophical implications. drive carefully! These conservatives are trying to stop Obama from Lori Klee pursuing any of the ideas that he campaigned on -- Redwood Valley universal access to health care, a government-led green revolution, redistributive tax policies, a with- Why the marijuana raids? drawal of American troops from Iraq, more robust To the Editor: economic regulation. Mendocino County law enforcement is Their gimmick is to insist that the United States is reportedly conducting a major sweep of still a center-right country because more Americans marijuana growers, big and small. I’ve call themselves conservative than liberal. What this heard reports that there are so many mari- analysis ignores is that Americans have clearly moved juana arrestees in jail that people are sleep- to the left of where they were four, eight or 10 years ing on the floor. Some have been arrested ago. for a single plant! The public’s desire for more government action to Meanwhile, the epidemic of heroin over- heal the economy and guarantee health insurance cov- doses in the county among young people erage, along with its new skepticism about the dereg- continues. I know of two in Fort Bragg in ulation of business, suggests that we are a moderate the past couple of months, and one proba- country that now leans slightly and warily left. tion officer tells me she’s lost 9 probation- But that wariness means that progressives should ers to drug overdoses in the past year. avoid offering advice based on the assumption that an Methamphetamine continues to plague our ideological revolution has already been consummated. young families, leading to domestic vio- They should not imitate the triumphalism of Karl lence and removal of children from their Rove and his acolytes, who interpreted President parents due to neglect by meth-using par- Bush’s 50.7 percent victory in 2004 as the prelude to ents. juana rather than killer drugs like heroin Many thanks to all, contact Jim Cline, an enduring Republican majority. Why is law enforcement concentrating and methamphetamine is hurting our com- W6JRC, 272-4366, for information about Fundamentally, ours is a non-ideological nation. on marijuana, a medicine for many people, munity in many ways. any of these groups. Many who would like the government to act more I call on the voters of Mendocino Jim Cline boldly still need to be persuaded of government’s rather than on pernicious drugs like heroin Ukiah and methamphetamine? I know of no County to let the Sheriff and District capacity to succeed. deaths from marijuana overdoses, no DUI’s Attorney know our displeasure, and direct Here again, Obama’s situation closely resembles from unsafe driving due to marijuana, no their efforts toward the drugs that are Thank you Reagan’s. Like our 40th president, Obama has been families broken up because of marijuana breaking up families and killing our youth. authorized to move in a new direction. If Reagan had Carol S. WolmanMendocino To the Editor: the voters’ permission to move away from strategies use. Wow, I am so grateful for all of the won- My answer to this riddle is speculative -- associated with liberalism, Obama has sanction to derful support that I received in this year move away from conservative policies. Reagan was I believe it’s a combination of money and Thank you long campaign. I want to thank those of politics. When a marijuana raid is made, judged by the results of his choices, and Obama will To the Editor: you that put up my signs, gave your be, too. the arresting officers confiscate whatever The Pumpkinfest, and parade, are very endorsement, donated money, hosted cam- cash is lying around, sometimes thousands Yet Reagan offers another lesson: His first moves enjoyable, successful, events for local resi- paign events, and/or helped at events. were bold, and Obama should not fear following his of dollars. Sometimes the money is not dents. These contributions were greatly appreciat- returned, but goes into the coffers of the example. The president-elect is hearing that his great- I would like to thank the City of Ukiah ed. I want to thank everyone who was est mistake would be something called “overreach.” sheriff’s department. The same is some- Parks and Recreation Supervisor, Stephanie involved with the campaign and I especial- times true of property where marijuana is Democrats in Congress, it’s implied, are hungry to Young, and Ukiah Police Officer Rick ly want to thank several volunteers who impose wacky left-wing schemes that Obama must being grown. I’ve heard that the sheriff’s Pintane for organizing, and directing the went above and beyond the call of duty. department depends on this sort of confis- resist. parade. First I want to recognize Mary Jo In fact, timidity is a far greater danger than over- cation to supplement the money given it by I also wish to thank the following mem- Hunter, our Treasurer, Jane Berry, Vonna the county. reaching, simply because it’s quite easy to be cautious. bers of Mendocino County Amateur Radio Myers, Natalie Daughrty, and Terry And anyone who thinks House Speaker Nancy Pelosi Politics also plays a big role. The Prop B Communication Service, (MCARCS), Poplowski, the committee members that campaign, aimed at marijuana growers, and her followers are ultra-leftist ideologues has been Community Emergency Response Teams, launched the campaign. In addition, Cliff asleep for the past two years. As Pelosi noted in an was funded by developers who want the (CERT), Mendocino County Search and Paulin, Patrick Ford, Katarzyna Rolzinski, culture of Mendocino County to turn from interview in her office last week, her moves have been Rescue, (SAR), Mendocino Youth Search Brian Varkevisser, and Helen Sizemore shaped by a Democratic House caucus that includes hippie to yuppie. and Rescue, (MYSAR) and Teen School were instrumental participants. I want to The federal government’s war on mari- both staunch liberals and resolute moderates. She Emergency Response Team, (TeenSERT), recognize Eliza Frey, Kirsten Turner, Janie knows where election victories come from. juana is part of the picture; it’s rumored for helping with radio communication, traf- Sheppard, and Rob and Lorie Kursfeld for that in Humboldt County, several hundred “We have some fairly sophisticated people here fic control and horse escort: phone canvassing and going door to door. who understand that you win seats in the middle,” she DEA agents showed up specifically for the Onnie and Eddie Alexander, John You are all positive, motivated, and com- purpose of rooting out marijuana cultiva- said, noting that Democrats did not win their majority Bostich, Marcella Chandler, Diane Cline, munity minded individuals and I am hon- in 2006 and then expand it this year “by espousing far tion. This may be part of the plan to inte- Joy Kinion, Brent Lorenz, Ron McDaniel, ored to have had the opportunity to be your grate local law enforcement into the federal left views.” The priorities of congressional Bob Nimmons, Alan Spivak and Brandon candidate. Together we’ve created a capa- Democrats, she added, are close to those of the new government, to ensure cooperation if the Tripp. ble and powerful movement. Constitution is suspended and martial law president. Any one interested in any of these Finally I would like to thank my hus- That’s true, and it underscores the fact that you declared. This may seem exaggerated, but groups are welcome to visit. band Ryan Clifton for his support and in fact the Dept. of Homeland Security has don’t have to be “far left” to be bold. This is some- Search and Rescue meets the 4th understanding throughout the campaign. It thing that Rahm Emanuel, the incoming White House been training local police forces for years Wednesday each month, except December. would not have been possible for me to toward this end. There have been several chief of staff and no ideologue, understands. In inter- MCARCS, an amateur radio group, meet even attempt this campaign without you. views Sunday on both ABC and CBS, Emanuel made exercises called Project Falcon, document- 1st Thursday each month. A 1-day amateur Estelle P. Clifton ed by Peter Phillips, in which nationwide clear that Obama’s overarching priority is to right the license training session and exam will be Ukiah economy and that his other objectives fit snugly into sweeps of petty criminals take place, con- held on Dec. 6. ducted by local law enforcement, but coor- that framework. dinated by the Feds. He sees Obama acting in four areas of concern to a In any case, the concentration on mari- middle class that “is working harder, earning less and WHERE TO WRITE paying more.” The list: health care, energy, tax reform and education. All are issues on which Obama should President George Bush: The White www.house.gov/write rep LETTER POLICY not be afraid to be audacious. House, 1600 Pennsylvania Ave., Washing- Assemblywoman Patty Berg: State The economic crisis, Emanuel said, provides “an The Daily Journal welcomes letters to the ton, D.C. 20500; (202) 456-1111, FAX Assembly District 1, Capitol, Rm. 4146, opportunity to finally do what Washington for years editor. All letters must include a clear name, (202)456-2461. has postponed.” Here, the model is Franklin signature, return address and phone number. Sacramento, 95814. (916) 319-2001; Roosevelt, who in the 1930s saw the objectives of Letters chosen for publication are generally Governor Arnold Schwarzeneg- Berg's Ukiah field representative is Ruth economic recovery and greater social justice as close- published in the order they are received, but ger: State Capitol, Sacramento, 95814. Valenzuela. Ukiah office located at 311 N. ly linked. shorter, concise letters are given prefer- (916) 445-2841; FAX (916)445-4633 State St, Ukiah, 95482, 463-5770. The President-elect Obama can spend most of his time ence.We publish most of the letters we receive, but we cannot guarantee publica- Sen. Barbara Boxer: 112 Hart Sen- office’s fax number is 463-5773. For email fretting nervously about the shortcomings of past tion. Names will not be withheld for any ate Office Bldg., Washington, D.C. 20510; go to web site: assembly.ca.gov/Berg presidents and how to avoid their errors. Or he can think hopefully about truly successful presidents and reason. 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one funny scenario after Comedy another. Far beyond the strumming/storytelling and Continued from Page 3 parody style of other comedi- ans his songs are all original Worsham is a good husband. and written to include the He has been described as, “the music as an integral part of voice that lives in every man’s the story. His shows have head,” and “The Nicest Jerk been called “choreographed Around.” His comedy attacks frenzy” and his easy, mellow the lack of rational thought command of the stage turns within the institution of mar- completely demented on a riage, and the insane behavior dime. It’s a show with variety, of snobs. When he was 17, he energy and originality that was cast at a theme park in definitely pushes the bound- San Jose, Calif., Paramount’s aries. Look for Johnson to join Great America. As a Ferengi, Kober for some fun song par- from Star Trek, he was their odies. youngest performer. He was Tickets are available at soon cast to host the park’s Mendocino Bounty, 200 S. Nickelodeon show. In 1999 at School St., $18 in advance, or the age of 18, and after only $20 the day of the show. one year of workshops, he Participants can purchase was asked to join the perfor- pizza from our no-host bar, mance company of and beverages, sponsored by ComedySportz. He would Fetzer Vineyards, Mendocino continue to work for both Brewing Company, Anderson ComedySportz and Great Valley Brewing and Eagle America for the next seven Distributing. Comedy lovers years, performing and teach- are encourged to enter the raf- ing workshops in improvisa- fle, to win prizes provided by tion and team building in the Home Audio Video by dfm. corporate arena. With This year’s many season Comedy Sportz he performed sponsors include City of short form improvisation all Ukiah, Ukiah Valley over the country in places Conference Center, Ukiah like, Austin, Texas, Safeway, Ukiah Waste Washington D.C., and Solutions, John John’s Signs, Chicago. Worsham recently GFI Entertainment, Superior released his first album; Office Solutions, Ukiah “Justin Worsham: I’m a Good Electric, Wal-Mart, Husband” can be heard on MendoLake Exchange, Ukiah National Lampoon Radio and Daily Journal, Hometown Sirius Satellite Radio. Also Shopper, Kwine & Max, and Worsham has just taped a this month’s sponsor, Showtime special called Mendocino Brewing Comedy Slam with Russell Company. For additional Peters. information call The Ukiah Opening the show will be Main Street Program at 463- Phil Johnson. Johnson deftly 6729 or check out wields his guitar, spinning out www.downtownukiah.com.

Lost Coast Word-Music Ensemble to perform at MAC The Daily Journal “When language becomes music becomes poetry becomes art, all become one.” This is how musician/artist/perfor- mance artist and published writer Toby Lurie describes “Synesthesia,” the theme of the Lost Coast Word-Music Ensemble’s concert on Sunday, Nov. 16, at 3 p.m., in the Mendocino Art Center’s Main Gallery. Donations are requested Lurie will combine with fellow actors Motherbear, Toni Orans and Charles Bush to perform his language composi- tions in what could be called a “word- music” concert, treating audiences to Glamour proves individual and ensemble voices sounding and resounding in plotted, dizzying elusive at American exchanges. A kaleidoscope of inter- spersed vocal sounds, rhythm and music. The Sunday Afternoon Concert Series Film Market annual meet is made possible by a generous grant By TIM RILEY sort of place that attracts all from the estate of Alysoun Huntley Ford Special for the Journal types of hustlers, quite a few and by concert enthusiasts. After countless years of of them conspicuous by the For more information, call 937-5818 covering the annual American noticeable lack of a valid cre- (toll free 800-653-3328) or visit Film Market in the relatively dential dangling around the www.MendocinoArtCenter.org. The quiet California beachside neck. Mendocino Art Center is located at town of Santa Monica, I real- Open to the public, the 45200 Little Lake Street at Kasten Street The Lost Coast Word-Music Ensemble performs at the Mendocino Art ize that any encounter with the lobby is not where anything in Mendocino. Center, Sunday, Nov. 16, at 3 p.m. glamorous world of show meaningful happens. It’s the business at a deal-making film equivalent of hanging out in marketplace is as elusive as the school cafeteria. That choosing, one that resulted in More fun is to be had at the with severed body parts. Not Twisters” ravages the Pacific getting a good suntan on a handy credential represents the fun of discovering that the suite of Troma Pictures, where surprisingly, it’s a story of a Northwest with shards of ice cloudy November day. access to the hundreds of hotel slumping global economy and they seem really glad to see sadistic family of cannibals raining down on helpless vic- People come to the Loews suites where eager sellers ply the sudden rise in the value of you even if you are not a film who are set on turning their tims. Santa Monica Beach Hotel their wares, operating what the dollar against many cur- buyer. These are the clever dinner guests into their next Representing the indepen- from around the globe to buy often looks like a swap meet. rencies combined for a one- folks who ecstatically meal. Featuring the artwork of dent film world, AFM has its and sell the rights to films, Inside these rooms, informa- two punch of an inhospitable embrace their devotion to a bloody, mutilated hand, share of quality films. In a even ones that haven’t started tion is dispensed with color- reception among some sellers. schlock cinema. Troma gained “Scarce” celebrates redneck perverse sort of way, it’s more shooting yet. In the span of fully slick flyers that As I ventured into the its notoriety with “Surf Nazis cannibalism in a remote fun to write about the junk. eight days, 513 motion pic- announce the latest film pro- Voltage Pictures suite, I was Must Die” and “The Toxic Colorado cabin. Far more But AFM should get its due tures in 35 languages are ject to which the name of yes- casually picking up flyers on Avenger” series. They won’t laughable is the sight of for promoting product that being screened. Where’s the terday’s celebrity is often instant classics like Steven let you out of the suite without female soldiers infected by a could easily win awards. The glamour in this heavy sched- attached. Names like Corbin Seagal’s “The Keeper” when a fistful of flyers on classics virus and turned into “War curiously titled “Men Who ule? Anyhow, who’s got the Bernsen, C. Thomas Howell, some flunky insisted on like “Redneck Zombies” and Wolves.” Stare at Goats” boasts a cast retrieving said promotional “Class of Nuke ‘Em High.” As a barometer of the fleet- headlined by George Clooney time to see all these films? David Carradine, and Right now, the Troma folks ing popular culture, AFM and featuring star power like Notwithstanding the mas- Alexandra Paul. Sometimes items, noting that they didn’t want the press to write about are pushing “Pot Zombies,” a always features a slew of Kevin Spacey, Ewan sive load of films on display, they’ll all be in the same story about toxic waste mak- films for the moment. For McGregor and Jeff Bridges in the AFM is not a film festival. movie, as if a slew of has- their films. For a brief moment, I pondered the absur- ing its way into weed, thereby now, it’s global warming, and a story about a reporter stum- You won’t find paparazzi beens might magically sell the turning pot smokers into zom- New York features prominent- bling on a mysterious military incessantly flashing cameras picture more easily in places dity of this assertion. After all, bies with a bad case of the ly. New York is under water in exercise. Mel Gibson stars in in the direction of celebrities like the Ukraine and South the sellers should be in the munchies for human flesh. I 40 years in “Lost City “Edge of Darkness” as a hard- more often photographed for Korea. business of getting attention kid you not, but this film Raiders,” when two brothers ened Boston homicide detec- supermarket tabloids. Scantily A few years back, I made a by any means. But the staff boasts that you can “see a hip- are sent on a mission to find tive cutting through corrup- clad starlets and wannabes are game of spotting how many person insisted the flyers cost pie eating a cop.” It’s destined an ancient artifact that may tion and cover-up to discover not strolling along the sand, films feature one of the ubiq- too much money, implying to be a midnight classic. control the water levels. the truth of the murder of his the way it happens at the uitous Baldwin brothers, from that a lowly media scribe is Despite all appearances, “NYC: Tornado Terror” pos- only daughter. These are the Cannes Film Festival. Instead, the better-know Alec to the not worth the meager expense. Troma hasn’t cornered the tulates that a giant jet-stream type of AFM films most likely the hotel lobby is always obscure, forgotten Daniel. Now that I have written about market on bad taste or even vortex has centered over to come to our local cinemas. teeming with faceless charac- Oddly enough, not of them Voltage, perhaps they were horror films. The winner of Manhattan, leading to a And for even better news, it is ters, many of them with bare- was discovered on my search just employing an apparently most grotesque flyer at the twister that cuts a devastating doubtful that an airhead like ly a tangible connection to the this year. Instead, I was thrust successful counterintuitive AFM might be “Gnaw,” path of destruction. After Paris Hilton will have a role in business at hand. This is the into a new game not of my strategy. which illustrates a pie filled years of drought, “Ice any of them. 6 – THURSDAY, NOV. 13, 2008 SPORTS Editor: Joe Langstaff, 468-3518 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected]

LOCAL Maddon, Piniella win Manager of Year awards Ukiah Lions CALENDAR By MIKE FITZPATRICK There has never been a unanimous place votes: Joe Torre of the Los Angeles advance to AP Baseball Writer winner for Manager of the Year. Dodgers (three) and Tony La Russa of the TODAY NEW YORK — Joe Maddon easily Piniella led the NL Central champion St. Louis Cardinals (one). playoffs No games, matches, or meets won the American League Manager of Cubs to the league’s best record and beat Dale Sveum got a third-place vote scheduled. the Year award Wednesday after guiding out Charlie Manuel of the World Series after managing only 12 games. He took the Tampa Bay Rays from baseball’s champion Philadelphia Phillies to earn over the Brewers on an interim basis The Daily Journal FRIDAY basement to the World Series. Lou his third Manager of the Year award and when Ned Yost was fired in September The Ukiah Lions youth Ukiah High School Piniella of the Chicago Cubs took the NL first in the NL. and went 7-5 down the stretch to help football team hosted Santa 3:30 p.m. honor. The fiery Piniella also won in 1995 Milwaukee secure its first playoff berth Rosa Stallions on Saturday in Coed/Varsity/JV Cross Country Maddon, who succeeded Piniella as and 2001 with Seattle. since 1982. a must win situation. If they NBL Championships @ Tampa Bay manager in 2006, was a run- This time, he got 15 of 32 first-place After the season, the Brewers hired could win the game, they Spring Lake away winner in balloting by the Baseball votes and totaled 103 points to 67 for Ken Macha to be their new manager. would make the playoffs. If 5 p.m. Writers’ Association of America. He Manuel, listed first on eight ballots. Sveum will return as hitting coach. they lost, there season was Boys Junior Varsity Football vs. received all but one of the 28 first-place Florida’s Fredi Gonzalez finished third Tampa Bay, which started play in over. Elsie Allen votes — the other went to Minnesota’s with five first-place votes and 48 points. 1998, had never won more than 70 games The Lions dominated the 7:30 p.m. Ron Gardenhire. Two other managers garnered first- in a season before Maddon took over. Stallions, winning by a score Boys Varsity Football vs. Elsie of 16-0. The offense was a Allen well-rounded attack with big Mendocino College runs by Chris Berg and Kyle 3 p.m. Wakeland. The good passing Womens Soccer @ College of COMMUNITY | ADULT SOFTBALL attack featured big catches by Marin (Kentfield) Michael Ramos and a touch- 6 p.m. Fall softball leagues end record season down by Lukas Pederson. Womens Volleyball vs. Laney The defense held down the College Stallions’ offense all day. It was led by great games by SATURDAY Kyle Hammond and Martin Mendocino College Werra. 1 p.m. The Lions advance to the Football @ College of Siskiyous playoffs in Santa Rosa, this (Weed) Sunday, Nov. 16, at Piner 7 p.m. High Schoo. Mens Basketball vs. Butte College Ukiah Lions Youth Football A’s acquire TBA Playoff games - Piner H.S., Holliday Dixon H.S. SUNDAY from Ukiah Lions Youth Football TBA Colorado Mitey-Mite Bowl - Petaluma, Windsor H.S. By JANIE McCAULEY AP Sports Writer

-Calendar listings are culled from the most OAKLAND, Calif. — The recent schedules provided by the schools and organizations in our coverage area. Oakland Athletics completed Please report schedule changes or incorrect listings to The Daily Journal Sports their trade for star outfielder Department at 468-3518. Matt Holliday from the Colorado Rockies on Wednesday, landing a big bat for the middle of their lineup. COMMUNITY The Rockies received right-handed reliever Huston DIGEST Street, lefty starter Greg Smith and promising outfield- Ukiah High School er Carlos Gonzalez from the winter sports tryouts A’s. The clubs reached a ten- tative agreement Monday, but Ukiah High School had to wait for the results of Winter sports begin Today, physicals and other details to Nov. 10th after school. be worked out. All athletes must turn in a “We landed one of the physical packet to Mrs. biggest hitters out there,” A’s Melvin prior to participa- manager Bob Geren said. tion. Packets are available “He’s definitely a piece of the on the school website, uki- offense you can build ahi.com, and in the main Shown here are players on the Jeff Harpe’s Quality Motors team which won the Friday League of the around.” office. Co-ed Recreational Softball League, one of two co-ed leagues, the other league playing on Tuesdays. This is a major move by an The boys basketball A’s team that began rebuild- ing last winter and is more tryouts are as follows: JV nail biter, 20-19. & Varsity boys 5:30 p.m - The Daily Journal accustomed to losing star The City of Ukiah Community Services Department Two Co-ed Recreational leagues played on Tuesdays players than acquiring them. 8 p.m. , Frosh boys 4 p.m - and Fridays. The Tuesday league was won by Lee 6 p.m. Meet the coach at wrapped up its Fall Ball and Co-ed Softball leagues on “We wanted a right-handed Friday, Nov. 7. The number of teams registering this year Kraemer Real Estate, capping an undefeated season. Jeff bat and we got one,” Oakland the main gym lobby. Harpe’s Quality Motors won the Friday league by holding The girls basketball set a new record with 63 teams playing in two Fall Ball outfielder Jack Cust said. “It’s and three Co-ed divisions. The adult softball program con- off a number of solid teams including MGD in the cham- usually the other way around tryouts are as follows: all pionship. levels of girls basketball tinues to be extremely popular, consistently drawing — giving away a bigger-name teams, players, and fans from Fort Bragg, Laytonville, In another upset of a previously undefeated team, the guy for guys who aren’t as practices are 3 p.m - 5:30 Outlaws won the Co-ed Intermediate league by taking p.m. for the week of Nov. Covelo, Willits, Cloverdale, and Lake County, as well as established. It’s definitely here in Ukiah. down Rouse Masonry. It was a back and forth game, exciting going into the sea- 10th, with the exception of which the Outlaws eventually won 10-7. Tuesday, Nov. 11, which is In the B2/B3 Fall Ball league, the Misfits ran the table son.” 2 p.m - 4 p.m. during the regular season going 8-0. However, they were Registration will open on January 12, 2009 for men’s Holliday, a two-time All- Wrestling: All levels, upset in the championship by Dream Machine out of and women’s teams wishing to register for next season. Star and runner-up for the Lakeport. The B4/B5 division saw a similar result with 2007 NL MVP award, is to boys and girls, meet in the For more information about the adult softball leagues go to small gym from 3 p.m.-5 Dave’s Trailer Repair coming from the seven seed to take make $13.5 million next sea- p.m. the title. They beat an undefeated Sparetime Supply in a www.cityofukiah.com or call (707)463-6714. son and then will be eligible to become a free agent. Eighth annual Soup “The long-term model for Cook-Off fund-raiser our organization to be suc- set for Nov. 15 cessful has always been built around the team dynamic,” Mendocino County Rockies general manager Dan Special Olympics will Regular season ends for Wildcat football O’Dowd said in a statement. hold their eighth annual “The three men we acquired Soup Cook-Off fund-rais- teams Friday with Senior Night from Oakland are talented ing event on Saturday major league players that are Nov. 15, at the Ukiah By RUSS TOW Coach, Tom Jones. They were instrumen- back, running back, QB, and as a receiv- a solid fit for us.” Fairgrounds’ Carl Purdy Holliday has 128 homers Hall. The event will take For the Daily Journal tal in our success.” er, has caught 34 balls for close to 500 and 483 RBIs in five big place from 5 to 8 p.m. All This Friday night Ukiah High The varsity, based on Friday's perfor- yards. This year he’s had a four-touch- league seasons. His best year proceeds go to support the Wildcats varsity and JV football teams mance and the forthcoming NCS playoff down game, ran a kickoff back 98 yards was 2007, when he won the NL batting title with a .340 Special Olympics sports pairings, hopes to get a berth based on for a touchdown vs. Rancho Cotate, and program in Mendocino will play they final regular-season games. average. He also had 36 County, for the athletes of Both teams will play the Elsie Allen their 7-2 record to date. led the team in field goals with two. WR homers and a league-best 137 Ukiah and Willits. Special Lobos, games time, 5 p.m. for the JVs, Friday will also be Senior Night. A Kyle Mayfield has caught 25 receptions RBIs in helping the Rockies Olympics is a non-profit and 7:30 p.m. for the varsity. number of seniors concluding their high for over 450 yards. One of the few play- reach the World Series. He organization run by volun- finished second to teers and local support for The JVs will be attempting to end the school careers have put up some signifi- ers in northern California to be averaging Philadelphia shortstop Jimmy adults and children with year with only one loss, an excellent sea- cant numbers according to close to 20 yards per reception, Kyle also Rollins for NL MVP. disabilities. son come to fruition. Head Coach Mike MaxPreps.com, covering the Bay Area to had a four touchdown game vs. Geren spoke to Holliday by phone just after the deal Hyler reflected on the practically com- the Oregon border. All League QB Kyle Montgomery. became official. Mendo RFC recruiting pleted season. "It's been a great season. Morris continues to add to his record-set- Defensively, LB Cody Allen has over “He is going to help us rugby players The kids were committed to the program ting Ukiah stats this year. He has com- 100 tackles/assists, making him one of tremendously,” Geren said. and we had great parent support. If we pleted 134 of 228 passes for 1,926 yards the top linebackers in northern Califoria. “We all know the kind of tal- Mendo RFC is recruit- ent he has with his numbers, can continue to build, the future looks in eight games for a completion percent- He is averaging over 9 solo tackles per ing for rugby players of all but I talked to him and you ages and experience. bright. In nine games we scored 222 age of over 58% . He has thrown for 19 game. Lastly, Chris Fraser is tied for the can tell the kind of person he Rugby is a game of skill, points and only gave up 29. I'd also like touchdowns and 7 interceptions. RB northern California lead with 7 intercep- is. It’s a great fit.” Oakland (75-86) reached strength and endurance. to thank my coaching staff: Defensive Marcos Hernandez has carried 151 times tions. Friday night, the Ukiah Lions Club the AL championship series in There is a position for Coordinator, Corey Elmore; Defensive for 1,034 yards, 6.8 yards per carry, with will be working the snack shack. Once 2006 before being swept by everyone. Practices are Line Coach, Paul Schram; Defensive 9 TDs. Marcos is also a kick returner , an again, the Burris BBQ Crew will be Detroit. Last season, it fin- Monday and Wednesday Backs Coordinator, Jason Silva; excellent receiver and a defensive back. offering tri-tip at the south end of the ished with its worst record at 5:30 p.m., at Vinewood since going 74-88 in 1998. Park, Ukiah. Call Danny Offensive Line Coach, Chris Dewey; QB Gabe Ott, possibly the most versatile bleachers. Funds raised will be used to The A’s lost 44 of their last 68 at 707-972-2780 and come Coach, Josh Hensley; Running Back player in the NBL, handles the kicking purchase much needed football equip- games after being just four to practice. Coach, Larry Brooks and Special Teams game, returns kicks, plays defensive ment. The weather will be clear. Go Cats! games out of first place. THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL SPORTS THURSDAY, NOV.13, 2008 – 7 Chevy, Ford Complete Holiday sticking with Advertising Packages Looking for the right place to present NASCAR your gift ideas to holiday shoppers? Look no further than our upcoming By MIKE HARRIS Holiday Special Sections, the place AP Auto Racing Writer The idea of NASCAR racing without Chevrolets and Fords people turn for holiday gift ideas before on the track once would have been unthinkable. they hit the stores. By advertising But that possibility is no longer farfetched as the continuing economic meltdown puts the already struggling automakers in among this collection of shopper- even greater jeopardy. friendly editorial features, you’ll be U.S. auto sales have plummeted in recent months, and Ford and General Motors, along with Chrysler, are fighting for sur- reaching the right people at the right vival amid the crisis. The three Detroit manufacturers — along time. Call today to reserve your space in with recent addition Toyota — are the cornerstones of NASCAR. one of our Holiday Special Sections, NASCAR boss Brian France, speaking over the weekend at and we’ll help you design an ad that will Phoenix International Raceway, acknowledged that the auto manufacturers “play a very important role in lots of ways with grab their attention and lead them supporting teams, the branding and heritage.” straight to your door! But he also said NASCAR can survive without one or more of them, if it has to. On Friday, GM and Ford revealed multibillion-dollar losses for the third quarter of 2008, and GM warned it could run out Holiday Gift Guide of cash in 2009. It also suspended acquisition talks with Chrysler. Publishing Dec. 7th Still for those companies to remain viable, they need to sell Deadline Nov. 25 cars and trucks — and NASCAR remains a key marketing tool for each of them. Terry Dolan, manager of racing for GM’s Chevrolet brand, said the sport remains an attractive partner despite the compa- Holiday Lifestyles ny’s struggles. Publishing on Dec. 14th “We actually operate with three core principals,” Dolan said in a telephone interview. “We race to win; we want to make Deadline Dec. 4th sure the audience that follows racing is relative to the products we sell, and we must get a return on investment. We’re work- ing diligently to make sure we’ve got all three of those bal- Last Minute Shopping anced. “The plus is when you look at the NASCAR fan base. It real- Pricing: Publishing on Dec. 21 ly does align with the Chevy product portfolio and there’s some Deadline Dec. 11 tremendous loyalty to our brand that’s helped us to sell vehicles Holiday Gift Guide to this audience for many, many years.” $15.00 per column inch Brian Wolfe, director of North America Motorsports for Ford, has a similar outlook. “We’re doing what we can, both on and off the track, to try Holiday Lifestyles The Ukiah and support the company,” Wolfe said. “On the track, we’re winning races and contending for championships ... we’re cre- $15.00 per column inch ating a winning image for our products. Off the track, our dri- DAILY JOURNAL vers and teams in NASCAR and NHRA have been working hard to get the word out about our products.” Last Minute Shopping Call your Ukiah Daily Journal Wolfe pointed out that Ford is in the midst of a seven-week online campaign in which its top NASCAR and NHRA stars $15.00 per column inch representative to reserve your space test drive new products and blog about them. “We’re using their popularity to reach their fan bases, and help sell more cars and trucks,” he said. Any 2 sections for $12.50 per column inch or Toward that end, Ford will unveil its new Fusion Hybrid — three days before the official launch at the Los Angeles Auto all 3 sections for $10.00 per column inch 468-3500 Show — as a pace car at this week’s NASCAR finale at Homestead Miami Speedway. “That’s what racing should do,” Wolfe said. But with the economy stumbling, unemployment climbing and just about everyone in the U.S. nervous about the future, race teams are feeling the effects. Fall Ball champions are crowned Some of the biggest teams with the most resources have begun laying off employees, and smaller teams are finding the search for sponsorship growing more difficult by the day. DEI, Ganassi to combine race teams next season

By JENNA FRYER reduce its staff with the new AP Auto Racing Writer venture. MIAMI — Teresa Both teams said details of Earnhardt and Chip Ganassi the new organization will be will combine their sponsor- announced later. ship-strapped race teams next Among the remaining season, an effort to stabilize issues is what manufacturer their organizations in a tough the team will use. DEI has a economic time. contract with General Motors, The combined team will be and Ganassi uses Dodges. The called Earnhardt Ganassi new team is expected to use Racing with Felix Sabates and Chevrolets. will field cars for Martin If that happens, engine sup- Truex, Aric Almirola, Juan ply details must be ironed out. Pablo Montoya and a driver Ganassi has his own engine yet to be named. shop, but DEI has an engine “In this ultra-competitive partnership with Richard era of NASCAR, it is neces- Childress Racing. sary to build and sustain the Founded by the late Dale strongest team possible, and Earnhardt, DEI has been reel- our combining with the peo- ing since Dale Earnhardt Jr.’s ple and equipment at Dale departure at the end of last Earnhardt Inc. will help create season. DEI swallowed cash- a strong four-car program for strapped Ginn Racing in July Show here are players and coaches of the Fall Ball champion Marlins. Player are first row, Joe Brazil, Trenton years to come,” Ganassi said 2007 to acquire shop space Burford, Daniel Vaca, Jesse Espinola, Nate England, Duncan Cline. Second row players are Dylan Lancaster, Wednesday in a statement. and owner points that would Preston Matossian, Alex Carnevale, Parker Franz, Karter Koch, Trenton Wilkins.Pictured coaches are Ron “This is a win-win for both push Paul Menard’s car into Franz, Randy England, and Chris Espinola. organizations as well as all of the top 35. our partners.” It started this season as a The Daily Journal were the Marlins who defeated the A’s The North Ukiah Little League would Both organizations have solid four-car operation — The 2008 North Ukiah Little League 8-1. The fall baseball league runs from like to thank all coaches, parent and kids struggled to secure sponsor- only rookie Regan Smith’s car Fall Ball season concluded this past September and October. It ends with a who made it a wonderful season. We ship this season, forcing the lacked full sponsorship — but weekend with the crowning of a champi- tournament in November. The league is would also like to thank T.J. Nelson and teams to pool resources. has quickly crumbled. Mark on. This year’s tournament champions open to players ages 9-12. Luckys for their support. Although neither team was in Martin is moving to Hendrick imminent danger of collapse, Motorsports next season, and both were searching for addi- the U.S. Army is moving its Community Sports Digest tional funds to shore up com- sponsorship to Tony Stewart’s petition and stability. new team. Ganassi shuttered his No. Then Menard said he was Nov. 26, 8:30 a.m. - 4 p.m. The cost is local basketball coaches. Team responsi- 40 team in July when he leaving and taking sponsor- Little Bounce Hoop Clinic $80 full day or $40 half day. Low-income bility and self-discipline will be empha- couldn’t find sponsorship for ship from his father’s hard- discounts are available. For more infor- sized. This camp is for boys and girls, former Indy Racing League ware store with him to Yates This camp is designed for the younger mation or to register for any of these ages 7 through 15. It will be held at champion Dario Franchitti, Racing. players who are not old enough for our camps, please call (707) 463-6714 or Ukiah High School Little Gym, Monday, who has since returned to that It left DEI with sponsor- other basketball camps. This camp would come to 411 West Clay St. in Ukiah. Nov. 24 - Wednesday, Nov. 26., 8:30 a.m. series. ship next year only for Truex, be ideal for a child who has not had expe- - 1:30 p.m. The cost is $100. Low- That move forced Ganassi who recently signed a one- rience in an organized sports setting, but Thanksgiving Hoop Clinic to lay off 71 people, and he year extension through 2009. income discounts are available. For more was hopeful he could avoid DEI has been committed to is enthusiastic about basketball. It is for boys and girls, ages 3 through 8. It will be Each camper will receive intense indi- information or to register for any of these more cutbacks after joining Almirola, but there’s no indi- camps, please call (707) 463-6714 or forces with Earnhardt. DEI, cation Smith is part of long- held at Yokayo Elementaray School vidual instruction in every phase of the however, was expected to term plans. Gym, Monday, Nov. 24 - Wednesday, game of basketball from experienced come to 411 West Clay St. in Ukiah. 8 – THURSDAY, NOV. 13, 2008 TIME OUT Editor: Chris McCartney, 468-3524 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected]

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Stevenson (1850-1894), writer; Louis Brandeis TODAY’S QUOTE: “Wealth I ask not, Datebook: Thursday, Nov. 13, 2008 (1856-1941), U.S. Supreme Court Justice; Jack hope nor love / Nor a friend to know me; / All Elam (1916-2003), actor; Joe Mantegna (1947- I seek, the heaven above, / And the road Today is the 318th day of 2008 and the more than 300,000 people. ), actor, is 61; Whoopi Goldberg (1955-), below me.” -- Robert Louis Stevenson 53rd day of autumn. In 1997, “The Lion King” opened on TODAY’S FACT: The U.S. Naval Station actress/comedian, is 53; Jimmy Kimmel TODAY’S HISTORY: In 1942, the mini- Broadway. at Guantanamo Bay was established in 1898, (1967-), comedian/TV host, is 41. when the United States obtained control of mum draft age for U.S. armed service was In 2002, the oil tanker Prestige began to TODAY’S SPORTS: In 1985, Lynette lowered from 21 to 18. leak oil off Spain’s Galacian coast. Cuba from Spain at the end of the Spanish- Woodard made her debut as the first female American War. In 1970, a cyclone in Bangladesh killed TODAY’S BIRTHDAYS: Robert Louis member of the Harlem Globetrotters. TODAY’S MOON: Full moon (Nov. 13).

CAPRICORN (Dec. 22- erwise, it could get out of go about asserting yourself. thing of substance. Use your Jan. 19) -- If you cannot hand in a most unpleasant They’ll not take kindly to deductive powers to decide ASTROGRAPH arouse any enthusiasm about manner. harsh tactics. your choices and then trust taking care of a tough situa- ARIES (March 21-April CANCER (June 21-July your judgment. tion that needs tending, it 19) -- Be careful that you 22) -- Do not put limitations LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) By Bernice Bede Osol might be wise to postpone it don’t let your ego get in the on your thinking. By the -- Usually you’re an upbeat until you can. Trying to han- way of accepting change same token, however, do not individual who tends to view dle it on your own is unwise. when an associate provides a focus on damaging, negative life from a positive perspec- SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20- better method than your way thoughts, either. Be sure that tive. At this time, however, 22) -- Guard against a ten- Feb. 19) -- Don’t rely on for doing something. If you your concentration zeros in your focus leans toward the dency to put your trust, once Lady Luck to bail you out, reject it, you’ll be sorry. on positive, upbeat things. negative, concentrating only again, in people who have because she is on vacation. In TAURUS (April 20-May LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) -- on self-defeating thoughts. never measured up to your fact, you might want to post- 20) -- Instead of condemning Be frank about your situa- Know where to look for Friday, Nov. 14, 2008 expectations. People rarely pone things for another day, yourself for poor manage- tion, and don’t let your romance and you’ll find it. change, and disappointment especially if it involves a ment of your finances, take friends draw you into The Astro-Graph Circumstances will help is likely. you make some important risky situation. some time to analyze your arrangements or activities Matchmaker instantly SAGITTARIUS (Nov. PISCES (Feb. 20-March budget in order to discover you can’t afford. If you reveals which signs are changes in the year ahead. 23-Dec. 21) -- Developments However, be sure to make 20) -- Make sure that an what you must do to correct haven’t got the funds to romantically perfect for you. and circumstances might unresolved family matter heedlessly spend, bow out. Mail $3 to Astro-Graph, P.O. constructive choices and, impose an arrangement with your situation. then, once you enter the certain people about whom doesn’t surface in front of in- GEMINI (May 21-June VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. Box 167, Wickliffe, OH field, proceed without look- you won’t be too happy. Be laws or outsiders. If someone 20) -- People will not appre- 22) -- Vacillating over criti- 44092-0167. Copyright ing back. Do everything pos- careful how you handle it, or introduces it, stop the con- ciate your dictatorial meth- cal decisions will lessen your 2008, Newspaper Enterprise sible to make them a success. you’ll make matters worse. versation immediately; oth- ods, so be careful how you chances for achieving any- Assn.

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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 22 29 31 22 by Mike Argirion and Jeff Knurek AHCT 30 31 28 24 Unscramble these four Jumbles, HASR one letter to each square, 27 24 26 23 LPTE to form four ordinary words. 25 35 20 27 GO I I ENCEP CLUE: PARAMOUNT ORDER GRID 106 ©2008 Tribune Media Services, Inc. 106 All Rights Reserved.

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544-344 ITIS A: AND 43 -2 43 6 WE S T (Answers tomorrow) 43 4 45 -2 OF JO Jumbles: FISHY BEIGE ENZYME FACILE Yesterday’s -1 44 5 42 Answer: Advice that isn’t sound — RDAN SILENCE 11/12/2008 Woman wonders if diseases risk factors decrease with age Dear Annie: I am 60 years old and have workers are all much younger, but we get have made a choice to live off of others been divorced for a year. A month ago, I start- along and the customers have no problem instead of pulling their own weight in our ed a relationship with “Ted,” a 72-year-old with my age, either. society, and because of them, there is no divorced man who is also seeing two other ANNIE’S MAILBOX Recently, the shop hired a new district assistance left for the ones who work hard women. He says there are many lonely manager. He comes in once a month to audit and need occasional help. I am more than women in this world and, if I don’t mind, By Kathy Mitchell and Marcy Sugar our job performances. Every time he audits willing to have my money go to people in the he’d like to keep our relationship open. We me, I get a lower evaluation than my younger situations mentioned by your readers, but I have great sex once a week. how immune. In fact, the 50-plus demo- co-workers. Everyone is baffled by this am tired of seeing my tax money wasted on The problem is, Ted doesn’t believe in graphic represents 15 percent of all new because they all agree that I do my job as programs that allow people to live off the using protection. He insists if a woman is AIDS cases, and part of that is due to the sex- well if not better than others. government as their chosen way of life. This clean, there is no problem with sex. Should I ual risk-taking that has resulted from male I think this manager does not want a country is now seeing the effects of what be concerned? Are there any statistics on enhancement drugs like Viagra. An estimated woman my age working in this restaurant. Of happens when we allow people to abuse the older people suffering from AIDS? Is Ted old 250,000 people are living with AIDS and course, he will never admit it and I have no system for years. -- Susie in Texas enough to be immune from sexually transmit- don’t know it. way to prove it, but I received good evalua- Dear Susie: There have always been peo- ted diseases? -- Sue Understand that you are having sex with tions for the five years before he came here. ple who take advantage of the system, but Dear Sue: Absolutely not. You can get a Ted and everyone he is having sex with, One more bad evaluation and I could lose my they are NOT the majority, and this is not the sexually transmitted disease, including HIV, including all the sexual partners those other job. What do I do? -- Good Old Waitress problem with insurance coverage. A great at any age. According to the Centers for women have ever had. If he is unwilling to Dear Waitress: It is against the law to dis- number of those without insurance are hard- Disease Control and Prevention, HIV/AIDS use a condom, you are putting yourself at criminate based on age, and your district working, taxpaying members of society who is rapidly spreading among men and women risk. He should care enough about you (and manager should not be trying to squeeze you cannot afford the skyrocketing costs of med- over 50, and it is partly because older adults himself) to take appropriate precautions. out of a job. Contact the Equal Employment ical care, hospitalizations and necessary med- lack awareness about the transmission of the Dear Annie: I am 52 and work in a coffee Opportunity Commission (eeoc.gov) at 1- ications, and are being denied affordable disease or, like Ted, believe they are some- shop. I love my job and am good at it. 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779-08 the beneficiary hereby represents and de- ized’ in another manner, please state the ba- 793-08 11-6,13,20/08 clares that a notice of default (“NOD”) was re- sis upon which the beneficiary believes that 11-13,20,26/08 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Trustee Sale No. 08-12446 Title Order No. corded prior to September 6, 2008: that the the bankruptcy has not been ‘finalized’: [ ] h. NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE T.S. No. T08- 33-818441 APN 179-294-17 NOTICE OF NOD has not been rescinded and [check the [complete if other explanation]: The under- 772-08 TRUSTEE’S SALE YOU ARE IN DEFAULT applicable box and fill in any blanks so that signed authorized the trustee, foreclosure 39862-CA YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A 10-30,11-6,13/08 787-08 UNDER A DEED OF TRUST DATED the trustee/foreclosure agent or their author- agent and/or their authorized agent to sign, DEED OF TRUST DATED 06-10-2006. UN- NOTICE OF 11-6,13,20,27/08 6/24/2005. UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION TO ized agent can insert, on the beneficiary’s be- on behalf of the beneficiary/authorized agent, LESS YOU TAKE ACTION TO PROTECT APPLICATION FOR FICTITIOUS PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY, IT MAY BE half, the applicable declaration in the notice of the notice of sale containing the declaration YOUR PROPERTY, IT MAY BE SOLD AT A CHANGE IN BUSINESS NAME SOLD AT A PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU NEED sale required pursuant to Civil Code § 2923.5 required pursuant to Civil Code § 2923.5(C). PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU NEED AN EXPLANA- OWNERSHIP OF STATEMENT AN EXPLANATION OF THE NATURE OF (c)]: 1. [X] The beneficiary or beneficiary’s au- Dated: 10/2, 2008 Tina Jones ALCHOHOLIC File No.: 2008-F0697 THE PROCEEDINGS AGAINST YOU, YOU thorized agent has contacted the borrower (Beneficiary’s/Authorized Agent’s signature) TION OF THE NATURE OF THE PROCEED- ING AGAINST YOU, YOU SHOULD CON- BEVERAGE THE FOLLOWING SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYER. On pursuant to Civil Code § 2923.5(c) (contact Tina Jones, Assistant Vice President Print LICENSE PERSON(S) IS 12/1/2008 at 10:00AM, Old Republic Default provision to “assess the borrower’s financial Name P489772 11/6, 11/13, 11/20/2008 TACT A LAWYER. A public auction sale to Date of Filing (ARE) DOING BUSI- Management Services, a Division of Old Re- situation and explore options for the borrower 803-08 the highest bidder for cash, cashier's check Application: NESS AS: public National Title Insurance Company as to avoid foreclosure”). State the date “contact” 11-13,20,27/08 drawn on a state or national bank, check October 27, 2008 OAK WOOD TOYS the duly appointed Trustee pursuant to the with the borrower(s) was accomplished: Date NOTICE OF PETITION TO ADMINISTER drawn by a state or federal credit union, or a To Whom It May 3380 Old River Rd Deed of Trust Recorded on 06/30/2005 as In- of contact began on or before August 11, ESTATE check drawn by a state or federal savings and Concern: Ukiah, CA 95482 strument # 2005-14030 of official records in 2006. 2. [ ] the beneficiary or beneficiary’s au- CASE NO.: SCUK CVPB ’0825293 The Name(s) of the Zachary Roman the Office of the County Recorder of Mendo- thorized agent did not make contact with the loan association, or savings association, or To all heirs, beneficiaries, creditors, contin- Applicant(s) is/are: Evans cino County, California, executed by: Phil borrower to “assess the borrower’s financial savings bank specified in Section 5102 of the gent creditors, and persons who may other- CHAVEZ SERRANO 3380 Old River Rd Barajas, a married man, as his sole and sep- situation and explore options for the borrower Financial Code and authorized to do business wise be interested in the will or estate, or LLC Ukiah, CA 95482 arate property as Trustor, Mortgage Electron- to avoid foreclosure”; however, the beneficia- both, of: JEAN ELIZABETH NEILSON, aka in this state will be held by the duly appointed The applicants listed This business is con- ic Registration Systems, Inc., as Beneficiary, ry or beneficiary’s authorized agent did make trustee as shown below, of all right, title, and above are applying to ducted by an Individ- Will Sell At Public Auction To The Highest the following efforts to contact the borrower: JEANNIE GREEN NEILSON, aka JEANNIE interest conveyed to and now held by the the Department of Al- ual. The registrant Bidder For Cash (payable in full at time of [check applicable choices and complete if ap- NEILSON commenced to trans- sale by cash, a cashier’s check drawn by a plicable]: [ . a. Attempted [insert #] times to A PETITION FOR PROBATE has been filed trustee in the hereinafter described property coholic Beverage state or national bank, a check drawn by a contact the borrower at the borrower’s pri- by: ROBERT C. NEILSON in the Superior under and pursuant to a Deed of Trust descri- Control to sell alco- act business under state or federal credit union, or a check drawn mary telephone number in the lender’s or Court of California, County of Mendocino. bed below. The sale will be made, but without holic beverages at: the fictitious business by a state or federal savings and loan associ- loan servicer’s file. [ ] b. Attempted [insert #] THE PETITION FOR PROBATE requests covenant or warranty, expressed or implied, 1420 S STATE ST name or names listed that: ROBERT C. NEILSON be appointed as UKIAH, CA 95482- above on 11-5-08. ation, savings association, or savings bank times to contact the borrower at the borrow- regarding title, possession, or encumbrances, personal representative to administer the es- 6402 Endorsed-Filed on specified in section 5102 of the Financial er’s primary or secondary telephone numbers to pay the remaining principal sum of the Code and authorized to do business in this in the lender’s or loan servicer’s [ ] c. Mailed tate of the decedent. For the following type 11/05/2008 at the state). At: At the main entrance to the Mendo- a letter to borrower by [first class mail or cer- THE PETITION requests the decedent's will note(s) secured by the Deed of Trust, with in- of License: Mendocino County cino County Courthouse, 100 North State tified mail return receipt requested or by both and codicils, if any, be admitted to probate. terest and late charges thereon, as provided 20-OFF SALE BEER Clerks Office. Street, Ukiah CA, all right, title and interest first class mail and certified mail return receipt The will and any codicils are available for ex- in the note(s), advances, under the terms of AND WINE /s/Zachary R. Evans conveyed to and now held by it under said requested] advising the borrower: (1) of the amination in the file kept by the court. the Deed of Trust, interest thereon, fees, Santa Rosa ZACHARY R. Deed of Trust in the property situated in said lenders (or the lender’s authorized agent’s ) THE PETITION requests authority to adminis- charges and expenses of the Trustee for the District Office EVANS 50 D ST ROOM 130 County, and state, and as more fully descri- desire to speak to borrower to assess the bor- ter the estate under the Independent Adminis- total amount (at the time of the initial publica- 802-08 bed in the above referenced Deed of Trust. rower’s financial situation and to explore op- tration of Estates Act. (This authority will allow SANTA ROSA, CA tion of the Notice of Sale) reasonably estimat- 11-13,20,27,12-4/08 The street address and other common desig- tions for the borrower to avoid foreclosure of the personal representative to take many ac- 95404 FICTITIOUS ed to be set forth below. The amount may be (707) 576-2165 nation, if any, of the real property described the lender or lender’s authorized agent’s toll tions without obtaining court approval. Before BUSINESS NAME above is purported to be: 530 Washo Drive, free number; (2) of the lenders (or lender’s taking certain very important actions, howev- greater on the day of sale. Trustor: ABEL 785-08 STATEMENT Ukiah, CA 95482 . The undersigned Trustee authorized agent’s) toll-free number to con- er, the personal representative will be re- SOLIS AND LAURA SOLIS, HUSBAND AND 11-6,13,20,27/08 File No.: 2008-F0696 disclaims any liability for any incorrectness of tact he lender or the lender’s authorized quired to give notice to interested persons un- WIFE, AS JOINT TENANTS Duly Appointed FICTITIOUS the street address and other common desig- agent; and (3) of the toll-free telephone num- THE FOLLOWING less they have waived notice or consented to Trustee: CR Title Services Inc. PO BOX BUSINESS NAME nation, if any, shown herein. Said sale will be ber made available by HUD to find a HUD- PERSON(S) IS the proposed action). The independent ad- 1500, RANCHO, CUCAMONGA CA, 91729 STATEMENT made in an “AS IS” condition, but without cov- certified housing counseling agency. d. Deter- ministration authority will be granted unless File No.: 2008-F0693 (ARE) DOING BUSI- enant or warranty, expressed or implied, re- mined that the borrower’s primary telephone 888-485-9191 Recorded 06-22-2006 as In- an interested person files an objection to the THE FOLLOWING NESS AS: garding title, possession, or encumbrances, number and secondary telephone number or strument No. 2006-12288 in book , page of petition and shows good cause why the court PERSON(S) IS ENERALD TRIAN- to pay the remaining principal sum of the numbers on file, if any, have been discon- Official Records in the office of the Recorder should not grant the authority. (ARE) DOING BUSI- GLE CONSULTING note(s) secured by said Deed of Trust, with nected. [ ] e. No efforts at contact were made. of MENDOCINO County, California, Date of A HEARING on the petition will be held on NESS AS: 5431 Lake Ridge Dr. interest thereon, as provided in said note(s), Pursuant to California Civil Code § DECEMBER 5, 2008 at 9:30 a.m. in Dept.: Sale:12-03-2008 at 10:00 AM Place of Sale: MOONPEARLING. Ukiah, CA 95482 advances, if any, under the terms of the Deed 2923.5(h)(1), the borrower has surrendered E, located at: COURTHOUSE, 100 N. State AT THE MAIN ENTRANCE TO THE MEN- ORG Robert Albert Grazi- of Trust, estimated fees, charges and expens- the property as evidence by a letter confirm- Street, Ukiah, CA 95482 es of the Trustee and of the trusts created by ing the surrender or by delivering the keys to DOCINO COUNTY COURTHOUSE, 100 ELVENPUBLISHING ni IF YOU OBJECT to the granting of the peti- NORTH STATE STREET, UKIAH, CALIFOR- .COM said Deed of Trust, to wit: $316,463.81 (Esti- the property to the mortgagee, trustee, bene- tion, you should appear at the hearing and 5431 Lake Ridge Dr. mated) Accrued interest and additional ad- ficiary, or authorized agent of the mortgagee, NIA Amount of unpaid balance and other 2250 Old River Rd Ukiah, CA 95482 state your objections or file written objections 705 N State St #604 vances, if any, will increase this figure prior to trustee, or beneficiary. The surrender letter charges: $492,635.77 Street Address or other This business is con- with the court before the hearing. Your ap- Ukiah, CA 95482 sale. It is possible that at the time of sale the was received on ___ [date], and/or the keys pearance may be in person or by your attor- common designation of real property: 39750 ducted by an Individ- opening bid may be less than the total indebt- were received on : ___[date]. [ ] f. No efforts Erik Alfkin ney. OLD STAGE ROAD GUALALA, CA 95445 ual. The registrant edness due. The Declaration pursuant to Cal- at contact were made. Pursuant to Civil Code 2250 Old River Rd IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR or a contingent A.P.N.: 145-220-30 The undersigned Trustee ifornia Civil Code, Section 2923.5(b) is attach- § 2923.5 (h)(2), the beneficiary or beneficia- Ukiah, CA 95482 commenced to trans- creditor of the deceased, you must file your disclaims any liability for any incorrectness of This business is con- act business under ed hereto as Exhibit A. Date: 10/31/2008 Old ry’s authorized agent has evidence in its file, claim with the court and mail a copy to the Republic Default Management Services, a Di- and reasonably believes, that the borrower the street address or other common designa- ducted by an Individ- the fictitious business personal representative appointed by the vision of Old Republic National Title Insur- has contracted with than organization, per- tion, if any, shown above. If no street address ual. The registrant name or names listed court within four months from the date of first ance Company, as Trustee P.O. Box 250 Or- son, or entity whose primary business is ad- commenced to trans- issuance of letters as provided in section or other common designation is shown, direc- above on October ange, CA 92856-6250 (866) 263-5802 For vising people who have decided to leave their act business under 9100 of the California Probate Code. The tions to the location of the property may be 20, 2008. Endorsed- Sale Information Contact: Priority Posting and homes on how to extend the foreclosure proc- the fictitious business time for filing claims will not expire before four obtained by sending a written request to the Filed on November , Publishing (714) 573-1965 Esther Valenzue- ess and avoid their contractual obligations to name or names listed months from the hearing date noticed above. 2008 at the Mendoci- la, Assistant Vice President BENEFICIARY beneficiaries. [ ] g. No efforts at contact were beneficiary within 10 days of the date of first above on 11/3/2008. YOU MAY EXAMINE the file kept by the DECLARATION OF COMPLIANCE WITH made. Pursuant to Civil Code § 2923.5(h)(3), publication of this Notice of Sale. The Trustee Endorsed-Filed on no County Clerks Of- (OR EXCEPTION FROM) CIVIL CODE the beneficiary or the beneficiary’s authorized court. If you are a person interested in the es- shall incur no liability for any good faith error 11/03/2008 at the fice. §2923.5(c) AND AUTHORIZATION OF agent verified information that, on or before tate, you may file with the court a Request for in stating the proper amount of unpaid balan- Mendocino County /s/Robert Albert Gra- Special Notice (form DE-154) of the filing of AGENT (FOR NOTICES OF SALE WHERE the date of this declaration, the borrower(s) ces and charges. For Sales Information Clerks Office. zini THE NOTICE OF DEFAULT WAS RECORD- had filed for bankruptcy, and the proceedings an inventory and appraisal of estate assets or /s/Erik Alfkin ROBERT ALBERT of any petition or account as provided in Pro- please contact AGENCY SALES AND POST- ED PRIOR TO 9-6-08) OLD REPUBLIC DE- have not been finalized. “Finalized” is not de- ERIK ALFKIN GRAZINI FAULT MANAGEMENT SERVICES P.O. fined by § 2923.5(h)(3). For purposes of this bate Code section 1250. A Request for Spe- ING at WWW.FIDELITYASAP.COM or 714- BOX 250 ORANGE, CA 92868 Bci·rower(s): Code section, trustee, foreclosure agent cial Notice form is available from the court 730-2727 REINSTATEMENT LINE: 888-485- Phil Barajas Beneficiary: Greenpoint Mort- and/or their authorized agent are defining the clerk. 9191 Date: 11-13-2008 CR Title Services Inc. SUBSCRIBE TODAY! gage Loan Servicer: Greenpoint Mortgage term as either: (1) an order entered on the ATTORNEY FOR PETITIONER: PO BOX 1500 RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CA Property: 530 Washo Dr Ukiah CA 95482 c/o court’s docket closing the file by the court; or, James F. King 91729-1500 MARYANN COONEY, TRUST- The Ukiah P. O. Box 419 705 N. State St. #802 Ukiah CA 95482 Loan (2) an order entered on the court’s docket dis- EE SALES OFFICER ASAP# 2915008 No.: 0087216164 TS No.: 08-12446 The un- missing the bankruptcy case. If the beneficia- Ukiah, CA 95482 707-468-9151 11/13/2008, 11/20/2008, 11/26/2008 DAILY JOURNAL dersigned beneficiary or authorized agent for ry or the beneficiary’s agent interprets ‘final- 707-468-3500 THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL THURSDAY, NOV. 13, 2008 -11

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hours with their two assigned Film kids they are ready to quit and have had enough. What will Continued from Page 3 happen to them and will they learn any lessons to help put and getting back to their com- their lives into more perspec- pany truck they find it hooked tive? up to a tow truck and getting “Role Models” was a very ready to be taken away. funny movie. It has a very Danny gets the bright idea to simplistic storyline, but has hop in the truck anyways and incredibly classic comedy. try to drive away, but runs into I wasn’t sure how this film a problem when the tow would actually be funny trucks chain, holding their enough to have a good run at truck, breaks and he hits a the theatres unless it was stu- statue of a bull causing it to pid humor that followed the get stuck. popular line of movies such as The two of them then are “Super Bad,” “Knocked Up” involved in some legal trouble and “Pineapple Express,” but trying to take their car back it turned out to be a much bet- without following proper pro- ter film then that. tocol. Instead of going to jail This movie does contain for 30 days both Danny and some scenes and language Wheeler decide they would that are not suitable for chil- rather do 150 hours of com- dren. munity service. The judge “Role Models” is sure to be assigns them to his favorite a box office hit and I recom- organization, Sturdy Wings, mend it to anyone who loves in which adults help on a comedy. buddy system and spend time Rating: R - crude and sexu- with a child who is there dur- al content, strong language ing the day while their parents and nudity. are at work. Running Time: 1 hr. 39 After only spending eight min. BILLBOARD

‘Opera Concert in the Sanctuary’ set for Saturday The Mendocino Presbyterian Church invites the public to attend their “Opera Concert in the Sanctuary,” on Saturday, Nov. 15, at 7:30 p.m. The concert will feature internationally recognized tenor Carlos Montane, other singers and a pianist from the Indiana School of Music. The three options for attending are: Concert and dessert fol- lowing for $15 per person; dinner (includes two glasses of wine, tax and gratuity) and concert for $40 per person; dinner, concert and lodging overnight at Mendocino Hotel or Hill House Inn – room rates vary. Tickets for any of the three options can be purchased by call- ing 937-5441 or visiting the church office, at 44881 Main St. during weekdays, or the church’s Web site at www.mendo- pres.org, and at Southern Exposure Salon Day Spa, 45090 Main St. in Mendocino. The Opera Concert event is sponsored by the Mendocino Hotel and Hill House Inn. Mendocino Presbyterian Church’s members invite everyone to help them celebrate their 150th year. Book signing at Mendocino Book Company set for Nov. 20 The Mendocino Book Company will present Molly Dwyer, author of “Requiem for the Author of Frankenstein” on Thursday, Nov. 20, at 6 p.m. Dwyer, a Mendocino coast resident, will read from “Requiem,” her first novel, and sign copies of her book. For more information, call 468-5940. Ukiah Symphony’s concert season to continue with Dec. 6 and 7 Winter Solstice concerts Ukiah Symphony’s Winter Solstice concerts will take place on Dec. 6, at 8 p.m. and Dec. 7, at 3 p.m. Redwood Empire musician Norbert Banse will play Mendelssohn’s “Violin Concerto in E minor, Op. 64;” Melissa Chaty, Miss California 2007, will sing operatic arias and holiday songs and Mendocino College Masterworks Chorale will join the symphony in Poulenc’s “Gloria,” with Melissa Chaty as soprano Soloist. Due to an Eriksen grant, family rates are available for Saturday night, and music students will be admitted for free, when accompanied by an adult The performances on Feb. 21, at 8 p.m., and Feb. 22, at 3 p.m. will feature pianists Elizabeth MacDougall and Elena Casanova in Poulenc’s “Concerto for Two Pianos in D minor.” Along with Beethoven’s Fourth symphony, Ukiah Symphony will perform two World Premieres: piano works by David Smith and Kathleen Mayne. Rounding out the season, internationally-renowned Paul McCandless will join the symphony to perform one of his orig- inal works with Art Lande at the piano, as well as playing English horn in the “Swan of Tuonela” by Sibelius. Ukiah Symphony will complete the concert with Sibelius’ Fifth tastings/live music line up includes local olive oil tastings on Local artists attending include Debbie Coate, Sharon Fenton, Symphony. Nov. 18, from 2 to 5 p.m.; Dorian May and friends playing jazz Peggy Ross, Shirley Estrem, Mary Lou Duncan, Ann Stolpe, All concerts are scheduled to be held at Mendocino College favorites, along with an organic chocolate tasting, on Dec. 5, Sharon Costello, Elicia Andrus, Jan Steliga, Linda Yaple and Center Theatre, 1000 Hensley Creek Road, Ukiah. Tickets will from 3 to 6 p.m.; Don Willis, playing keyboard, along with an Marilyn Crayton. be $20 for adults, $18 seniors, $5 under 18. For more informa- almond, apricot, and honey tasting, on Dec. 11, from 2 to 5 tion, call 462-0236. p.m.; Laura Smith, playing the fiddle, with a gluten-free cookie tasting, on Dec. 16 and Traci Triolo and Jessica Schaeffer play- Mendocino Coast Handweavers ing flute and harp, with a hot cider tasting, on Dec. 22. Guild set for Monday 36th annual ‘Waldorf School For more information, call the Ukiah Natural Foods Co-op at Holiday Faire’ set for Dec. 6 462-4778. The Mendocino Coast Handweavers Guild November meet- ing will take place on the night of Monday Nov. 17, at the The 36th Annual Waldorf Holiday Children and Crafts Faire, Mendocino Coast College of Mendocino Art Center. will once again be presented by The Waldorf School of New members are welcome to attend. MCHG will host a Mendocino County in Carl Purdy Hall at the Ukiah the Redwoods open house art speaker, Nilda Callanaupa Alvarez, founder and director of the Fairgrounds, on Saturday, Dec. 6, from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. and wine auction set for Friday Center for Traditional Textiles of Cusco, Peru. Admission and parking will free. Her presentation about reviving textile traditions in the The Faire will include areas where parents and children will The public is invited to the Mendocino Coast College of the Andes will highlight her knowledge of Peruvian textiles. be able to work together and make hand made gifts, including Redwoods’ open house art and wine auction on Friday, from She will bring items to sell to her presentation. dipped or rolled beeswax candles, scented sachets, iced sugar 6:30 to 9 p.m. The member meeting will begin with a pot luck at 5 p.m., fol- cookies, wooden ornaments, and painted silk scarves. The The event will include dessert, coffee, wine and a silent auc- lowed by a business meeting. Snow Queen will visit the Faire between noon and 2 p.m. tion featuring work by local artist Jennifer Selesnick and The public presentation will begin at 7 p.m. A $5 donation is The Faire will also offer the opportunity for people wishing Mendocino County wines. requested. Ms. Alvarez will also be teaching a workshop on to purchase holiday gifts made by local artisans and crafts peo- Proceeds from the event benefit student scholarships. The Nawi Awapa Borders -- a technique from the Andes used to fin- ple. There will be vendors selling jams, jewelry, silks, hand Mendocino Coast College of the Redwoods is located at 1211 ish a woven piece -- at MAC on Nov. 18; call MAC for more spun/woven clothing, ceramics, candles, herbs, toys, quilts, Del Mar Drive, Fort Bragg. For more information, call Marcia workshop information. books, woodcrafts and more. Williams at 962-2606, or e-mail Marcia-Williams@red- For more information, call Nancy at 884-9973. Fairgoers will be offered food from the Faire’s café, where woods.edu. they will be an audience to live holiday jazz by The George Husarek Trio. WCT open audition for This year’s prize drawing includes chances to win a Tahoe 18th annual ‘Home for Christmas’ arts ‘Avanti!’ set for Nov. 15 ski vacation, a multi case wine and treats package, and an and crafts fair set for Nov. 21 to 23 evening out at local restaurants, among other items. The Willits Community Theatre will hold an open audition at The 18th annual “Home For Christmas” arts and crafts fair 4 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 15, at the playhouse for the 2009 pro- Ukiah Natural Foods Co-op series of will take place Nov. 21 through 23, at 620 Willow Ave., off of duction of Avanti! North Dora St., in Ukiah. Avanti! will run May 8 through 23 and is directed by Toby live music, tastings to continue Nov. 18 The crafts offered include stained glass, cross stitch, orna- Rodriques. This comedy has nine characters with seven men Ukiah Natural Foods invites the public to their series of live ments, ceramics, wreaths, jewelry, gift baskets, wearable art, ages 18 to 65 and 2 women ages 30 to 50. Scripts can be music and tastings, which will continue through Dec. 22. The pillows, clothing, gift cards, food items, and art by local artists. checked out at the Willits library. 14 – THURSDAY, NOV. 13, 2008 WEATHER THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL . 3-DAY FORECAST SUN AND MOON REGIONAL WEATHER CALIFORNIA CITIES Shown is today s weather. Temperatures are today s highs Today Fri. Today Fri. TODAY and tonight s lows. City Hi/Lo/W Hi/Lo/W City Hi/Lo/W Hi/Lo/W Anaheim 84/57/s 90/59/s Napa 76/46/s 80/45/s Antioch 76/50/s 78/48/s Needles 84/59/s 85/57/s 78 Sunrise today ...... 6:54 a.m. Arroyo Grande 87/47/s 87/45/s Oakland 72/50/s 78/49/s Rockport Atascadero 82/46/s 92/47/s Ontario 89/58/s 90/57/s Sunset tonight ...... 5:00 p.m. Auburn 75/49/s 77/47/s Orange 84/52/s 91/54/s 60/49 Areas of low clouds early, Moonrise today ...... 5:08 p.m. Barstow 77/53/s 80/49/s Oxnard 77/56/s 86/55/s then mostly sunny Moonset today ...... 7:38 a.m. Laytonville Big Sur 70/52/s 76/52/s Palm Springs 88/62/s 88/61/s Covelo Bishop 71/38/s 73/33/s Pasadena 84/59/s 89/60/s 66/41 MOON PHASES 69/43 Blythe 84/56/s 87/57/s Pomona 84/50/s 90/52/s TONIGHT Burbank 88/56/s 90/58/s Potter Valley 72/46/pc 78/43/s Westport California City 78/47/s 84/45/s Redding 74/54/pc 77/48/s Last New First Full 62/47 Carpinteria 70/51/s 75/51/s Riverside 86/53/s 91/54/s Catalina 70/58/s 74/60/s Sacramento 72/50/s 76/49/s 45 Chico 76/50/s 76/50/s Salinas 74/51/s 82/50/s Fort Bragg Willows Crescent City 59/47/c 61/47/pc San Bernardino 84/54/s 90/54/s Death Valley 86/56/s 89/56/s San Diego 77/59/s 85/59/s Nov. 19 Nov. 27 Dec. 5 Dec. 12 60/48 76/51 Clear Downey 84/58/s 92/58/s San Fernando 87/57/s 91/59/s Encinitas 80/57/s 82/57/s San Francisco 70/54/s 78/53/s ALMANAC Elk Willits Escondido 80/55/s 89/55/s San Jose 76/51/s 79/53/s 69/42 Eureka 64/45/pc 64/45/pc San Luis Obispo 82/50/s 89/50/s 60/47 Redwood Valley FRIDAY Ukiah through 2 p.m. Wednesday Fort Bragg 60/48/pc 63/46/s San Rafael 70/50/s 80/49/s Temperature 74/44 Fresno 70/50/s 72/50/s Santa Ana 82/57/s 80/57/s 84 High ...... 67 UKIAH Gilroy 78/47/s 82/48/s Santa Barbara 72/48/s 82/49/s Low ...... 49 78/45 Indio 88/58/s 91/58/s Santa Cruz 73/49/s 78/52/s Irvine 82/57/s 88/57/s Santa Monica 78/58/s 83/56/s 44 Normal high ...... 63 Lakeport Normal low ...... 41 74/45 Hollywood 88/56/s 88/57/s Santa Rosa 78/47/s 83/45/s Philo Lake Arrowhead 72/38/s 75/36/s S. Lake Tahoe 63/30/s 63/27/s Record high ...... 80 in 1969 Boonville Lucerne Mostly sunny Record low ...... 22 in 1929 71/47 74/45 Lodi 74/49/s 75/49/s Stockton 72/49/s 75/49/s 73/46 Lompoc 76/51/s 84/49/s Tahoe Valley 63/30/s 63/27/s Precipitation Long Beach 84/58/s 89/58/s Torrance 80/58/s 88/58/s 24 hrs to 2 p.m. Wed...... 0.00" Gualala Los Angeles 86/60/s 90/58/s Vacaville 76/50/s 80/48/s SATURDAY Month to date ...... 2.78" Mammoth 64/37/s 65/27/s Vallejo 74/48/s 79/46/s Normal month to date ...... 1.90" 66/45 Clearlake 76/46 Marysville 75/48/s 77/46/s Van Nuys 88/57/s 89/58/s 80 Season to date ...... 4.42" Modesto 72/50/s 75/47/s Visalia 72/48/s 76/47/s Last season to date ...... 2.84" Monrovia 84/57/s 91/59/s Willits 69/42/pc 76/42/s Normal season to date ...... 4.83" Cloverdale 43 Monterey 68/50/s 77/50/s Yosemite Valley 70/39/s 71/35/s 78/49 Morro Bay 72/52/s 76/52/s Yreka 63/35/c 62/29/pc Mostly sunny with near record Forecasts and graphics provided by warmth 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: 717.33 feet; Storage: 37,804 acre-feet (Maximum storage 122,500 acre-feet) Air quality – Ozone: .029 ppm (State standard .090 ppm) Carbon monoxide: .28 ppm (20.0 ppm) Nitrogen dioxide: .008 ppm (.25 ppm)

African-Americans. In the tured seven angels given to Airs years before his demise, Jones her by her brother, Dale Parks, Governor calls for summit was a respected figure in San which were buried at the site By SAMANTHA YOUNG foster relationships between used by the United Nations for Francisco politics, even being and represented the members Associated Press local leaders who otherwise its climate conference last Continued from Page 1 appointed as the Chairman of of her family who tried to SACRAMENTO — Gov. may never have interacted. year in New York. The the San Francisco Housing escape that day. Schwarzenegger announ- that day were residents of Authority Commission by Several short clips of the Arnold Schwarzenegger, German-based Web site, Ukiah and Redwood Valley. seeking to influence a United ced the summit publicly at the atmosfair, is ranked as the Mayor George Moscone after documentary can be seen on end of September, with e- Diaz said Jones was said to the Temple served an impor- the CNN Web site at Nations conference on climate most accurate by Tuft’s be a generous man in the years change next month, is conven- mailed invitations following a University, which has exam- tant role in his mayoral elec- www.cnn.com/CNN/Program couple weeks later. In doing before in Indiana when he tion victory. s/presents. ing a global summit on green- ined the dozens of Web sites started his movement, where house gas emissions next so, he set out a relatively mod- used by people and organiza- The memorial that Diaz Rob Burgess can be est goal — to produce a decla- he promoted racial integration constructed at the airstrip fea- reached at [email protected]. week in Los Angeles. tions seeking to determine and the advancement of His conference, announced ration of understanding for the their carbon output from trav- six weeks ago, itself will be a U.N. to consider. el. sizable source of the gases Adams said the summit Officials flying from over- officer to detain a suspect as with the state and conduct its blamed for contributing to was in the works months seas will account for the bulk long as they have reasonable business for the mutual bene- global climate change, before the official announce- of the emissions — with trav- Regs suspicion, but they require fit of its members. Medical according to an analysis by ment. Schwarzenegger got the “probable cause” for search, marijuana sales are subject to el from Indonesia, China and Continued from Page 1 The Associated Press. idea in April after attending a other parts of Asia discharging seizure, or arrest. sales tax, seller’s permits and The AP obtained a list of conference at Yale University the most greenhouse gases. use.” If the officer reasonably business licenses. Marijuana the more than 1,400 invitees during which 18 states For example, the roundtrip Attorney General guide- believes the medical claim is may be provided free, in through a California Public pledged to take action on cli- flight on a commercial jetliner lines for the rights of patients valid, based on all evidence exchange for services, allocat- Records Act request. If all of mate change, she said. of confirmed attendee Ing H. or primary caregiver: available and the person pos- ed based on fees calculated to them made the trip, their When he announced the Fauzi Bowo — the governor A patient or primary care- sesses no more than the state cover expenses or a combina- roundtrip air travel alone two-day conference, the of the Indonesian province of giver with a valid state med- or local possession guidelines, tion of all three. would discharge more than Republican governor said he Jakarta — will produce 10.8 ical marijuana card and no the person should be released Nothing in the medical 2,554 metric tons of carbon hoped the ideas it generated metric tons. That’s roughly more marijuana than the state and marijuana not seized. marijuana laws allows mari- dioxide — a so-called carbon would inform U.N. negotia- the equivalent of consuming or local limit must be released Officers are not required to juana to be purchased from footprint equivalent to that tions next month over a new 22.8 barrels of oil, according and no marijuana seized. Even accept a person’s claim of outside a group for distribu- produced from 424 cars dri- global climate treaty. The to an estimate by the U.S. with a valid card, if someone having a verbal physician’s tion to its members. Instead, U.N. is sending its deputy of ven for a year. Environmental Protection possesses more marijuana recommendation if it cannot the cycle is expected to be a The Schwarzenegger climate change policy to the Agency. than the established limit, all be readily verified with the closed loop of marijuana cul- administration said it plans to conference. marijuana may be seized. If a physician at the time of deten- tivation and consumption with account for those carbon Schwarzenegger said the By comparison, a roundtrip flight from Chicago to Los person is acting as primary tion. no purchases or sales to or emissions and said the value summit will produce declara- caregiver to more than one If the officer has probable from non-members. To help of the conference will out- tions and memorandums of Angeles discharges less than a tenth of the emissions. A patient, he or she may possess cause to doubt the validity of a prevent diversion of medical weigh those concerns. It will understanding, including one up to the limits associated medical marijuana claim, the marijuana to nonmedical mar- provide two days of work- to protect tropical forests from reporter traveling from Sacramento to Los Angeles to with the number of patients person may be arrested and kets, collectives and coopera- shops on how industries can deforestation. being cared for. marijuana seized. It will then tives are expected to docu- reduce their emissions, how The administration issued a cover the summit would pro- duce four-tenths of a metric If a patient or primary care- be up to the person to estab- ment each member’s contribu- governments can encourage news release this week saying giver, as part of a co-op or col- lish his or her medical mari- tion of labor, resources, or environmentally friendly the summit’s goal was “to ton of carbon. The AP analysis did not lective, is cultivating, trans- juana defense in court. money to the enterprise. They businesses and related topics. develop creative, collabora- porting or distributing the Attorney General guide- also should track and docu- Lisa Page, a spokeswoman tive actions to advance the factor the emissions from transportation to and from air- group's marijuana in excess of lines for medical marijuana ment the source of all marijua- for Schwarzenegger, said the global climate agreement to the individual possession collectives, cooperatives and na distributed by the co-op. administration expects 700 reduce greenhouse gas emis- ports or the hotel stay in dispensaries: Many existing dispen- Beverly Hills. It also did not guidelines they should have invitees and staff to attend the sions that will be negotiated in appropriate supporting Medical marijuana collec- saries, which do not follow summit. The emissions gener- Poland in December and in include travel for some 200 tives, cooperatives and dis- the rules of co-ops or collec- people invited from Southern records about the co-op or col- ated from all their travel, ener- Copenhagen next year.” lective readily available to pensaries must operate on a tives, are not protected by cur- gy used at the hotel, food and Schwarzenegger, who has California who likely would not-for-profit basis. rent medical marijuana law. drive or take the train. provide to law enforcement. other services would be offset, built a reputation for aggres- For patients claiming med- Collectives and cooperatives Those that merely require she said. sively addressing climate Some of those planning to composed of qualified patients to complete a form attend Schwarzenegger’s ical marijuana protection but The money will fund alter- change by setting state targets without a state issued card, patients and primary care- designating the dispensary native energy projects in to reduce greenhouse gas summit said they will offset givers may only acquire mari- owner as their primary care- emissions on their own — a officers are authorized to con- Brazil, China, India, Russia emissions, also wants partici- tinue any search or investiga- juana grown, transported or giver and then offering mari- and Idaho, she told the AP. pants to discuss how to pair process by which people write tion following standard law distributed by qualified co-op juana in exchange for cash In addition, attendees will economic growth with envi- checks to groups that plant enforcement procedures. members. Each co-op must “donations” are likely unlaw- be provided room keys, name ronmental protection. trees or promote alternative Standard procedures allow an file articles of incorporation ful. badges, lunch boxes and cof- The AP calculated the sum- energy projects as a way to fee cups made of recycled mit’s carbon footprint using a make up for the greenhouse material. Water bottles will 31-page list of invitees the gases produced by their travel. not be provided, and all left- governor’s office provided in The so-called carbon offsets over food will be donated. response to the public records have become popular as “Governor Schwarzeneg- request. Identifying informa- awareness of global warming ger is leading by example and tion and even the country was has increased. taking thoughtful, thorough missing for hundreds of those The Climate Group, a non- steps to offset the carbon foot- on the list. AP’s own research profit environmental organi- print of every last piece of this filled in the gaps. zation, buys emission credits summit,” Page said. “Through The invitee list covered 31 for all its travel, said Michael the collaborative actions that countries — including China, Allegretti, the group’s director will be developed at this sum- Indonesia, India and Australia of governmental relations. He mit, the participating states — 36 states and Washington, said it was a worthwhile and provinces will go a long D.C. expense to share strategies for way to reducing greenhouse To determine the overall cutting greenhouse gases. gas emissions around the greenhouse gas effect, the AP world.” calculated the roundtrip car- Linda Adams, secretary of bon footprint to Los Angeles the California Environmental Protection Agency, said the for each of the more than New conference has been designed 1,400 people on the list. 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