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7 58551 69301 0 MONDAY Jan. 8, 2007 50 cents tax included DAILY JOURNAL ukiahdailyjournal.com 16 pages, Volume 148 Number 274 email: [email protected] Two new bills could provide federal relief to California The Daily Journal “It is our responsibility to do everything we ued to deteriorate, forcing the Pacific financial assistance is a top priority this year.” In the first two days of the new legislative can to help the thousands of families and busi- Fisheries Management Council to reduce the There is also an expectation that the com- session, two companion bills were introduced, nesses that are suffering from the largest com- fishing seasons in 2005 and 2006. As a result, mercial salmon season will be significantly that if passed, would provide federal disaster mercial salmon fishery disaster in our nation’s the commercial fishing season was cut by reduced in 2007, Thompson said. relief to California and Oregon’s fishing history,” Thompson said. “The devastating more than 90 percent in 2006, costing fishing “We can not allow one disastrous salmon industry. impact this disaster has had on California’s families and associated fishing businesses season to turn into a long-term tragedy, yet North Coast has been obvious for years, and it more than $60 million. that is what will happen if we don't take The legislation -- SB 145 authored by Sen. immediate action,” Sen. Rod Wyden (D-Ore.), Barbara Boxer (D-Calif.) and HR 234 is time we help bring this important industry “Our coastal communities have already back to life.” waited too long to get the disaster relief they who co-authored Boxer’s bill, said. “Our fish- authored by Rep. Mike Thompson (D-Calif.) - ing and coastal communities are counting on - would authorize the appropriation of $60.4 According to Thompson, the fisheries dis- need as a result of this administration’s mis- Washington, D.C. to survive. We must not let million for fisherman, tribes and businesses aster was due in large part to poor federal management of the Klamath River,” Boxer them down.” impacted by the commercial fishery failure management of the Klamath River, which said. “By introducing this legislation on the “Getting our fisherman and salmon busi- declared in August 2006 by Commerce caused 80,000 adult salmon to die in 2002. first day of Congress, we are letting our com- Secretary Carlos Gutierrez. Since then, the salmon population has contin- munities and families know that getting them See BILLS, Page A-8 UVAP meeting Locals’ input for Allman scheduled for By ZACK SAMPSEL The Daily Journal Wednesday Before Tom Allman is sworn The Daily Journal in Tuesday as the new sheriff of On Wednesday, the Mendocino County Mendocino County, area resi- Board of Supervisors, Ukiah City Council dents offered some input about and both the City and County Planning the issues they hope Allman will Commissions will come together in a joint address in the upcoming year. study session to discuss the Ukiah Valley One of the first issues that res- Area Plan (UVAP) reassessment. idents brought up was metham- The UVAP, when adopted, will guide phetamine. Residents like Tom how land is used in the valley, including and Leigh Hunt and Lilianne location and type of development, trans- portation systems and community livibility Zucker expressed concern not and design. only about the abuse of meth, but The reassessment -- a three-phase also the manufacturing of the process revisiting a draft UVAP tentatively drug. adopted in 2003 -- was initiated after citi- “I’m all for the elimination of zens brought concerns about large-scale the drug labs,” Tom Hunt said. developments proposed in the valley. “The problem is so rampant, and The current phase will identify a vision people don’t realize that it’s being and planning principles for future develop- made in basements and even in ment. the woods. It’s hard to fully At the joint meeting, key issues and understand how bad the problem opportunities in the Ukiah Valley gathered is.” from public input at a series of focus The toxic and hazardous waste groups held between October and produced in the manufacture of December 2006 and from technical analy- meth is something congress is sis will be discussed in a roundtable ses- addressing as well. According to sion. a press release from the House of The topics came from a group of more Representatives, “The byproducts than 75 adults and 50 students, comprised created from the cooking of meth of planners and environmentalists, Latinos infiltrate every fabric of the envi- ronment where meth is produced See UVAP, Page A-8 rendering the space uninhabit- able.” The harm to the environment Zack Sampsel/The Daily Journal concerned Hunt’s wife, Leigh. Danielle Donohue, Lynn Donohue and Sondra Wolf talk about their expectations for Weller one of “Meth, what a big problem that Mendocino County and its new sheriff Tom Allman while enjoying an afternoon lunch over is,” she said. “And the biggest at Todd Grove Park. problem with it is all the toxicity 112 at Table that just gets left behind.” Leigh Hunt also agreed that Although residents cited vary- stopping gang violence can only of Free Voices ing aspects of meth as the biggest be solved by providing more problem in Mendocino County, it opportunities to students, as well was clear that meth is a problem as law enforcement working in Berlin closely with schools and students people expect to be addressed By CLAUDIA REED soon. to find positive alternatives. “I believe getting rid of meth “A lot of kids are short- The Willits News around here would be a great changed,” Leigh Hunt said. “It’s a People from all over the world have thing for Mendocino County,” shame that we only see how we been asking Brian Weller of Willits for Zucker said. “But I also feel that are. We need to look to our own advice on topics ranging from whether letting people continue to grow neighborhoods to help.” egotism is "the reason for human failure" their marijuana is also a good Mendelson also said he would to whether economic globalization "pro- thing for the people who need it like for students involved with motes democracy or consolidates dictator- here. I believe marijuana in con- gangs to be more educated about ship." trolled doses is good for some what their choices lead to. On September 9 of this year, Weller was people.” Mendelson said he thought less one of 112 panelists, including several Zucker’s comments rang true incarceration could be supple- Nobel Prize winners, who sat at the Table with many Ukiah-area residents. mented by more counseling and of Free Voices in Berlin to answer ques- Lynn Donohue expressed her rehabilitation. tions from the international public. concern for Allman to follow Beyond just the pressing issues Chosen to participate in what sponsors through with the promises made in Mendocino County, residents called "an open dialog covering the most during his campaign and work also hope Allman will be a posi- pressing questions of our time," those tak- closely with medical-marijuana tive influence on the county. ing their places at the circular table have patients. Residents explained their concern made significant contributions in the areas Another issue that weighs for Allman to keep in contact of economics, ecology, media, the arts, heavy on the minds of people is with the people and to promote political thought, human rights, spirituality curbing the gang-related violence communication amongst the and religion, and other related fields. in Ukiah. many races in the county. They included: “I can’t remember gang activi- “I really hope Allman tries to * Tibetan monk Palden Gyatso, an advo- ty like this as a child,” said promote good ethnic and racial cate of non-violent resistance who was Shawn Mendelson, 37, a relations,” Donohue said. “It jailed and tortured by the Chinese govern- ment; Mendocino County native. “I would be nice to see a positive Tom and Leigh Hunt discuss their hopes that newly-elected think we need to promote more sheriff taking positive actions * Nigeria's Hafsat Abiola, and Iraq's Sheriff Tom Allman will rid Mendocino County of its Jwan M. Aziz, women dedicated to pro- noticeable projects and activities here in Ukiah and all over methamphetamine problem. for the kids to be a part of.” Mendocino County.” See WELLER, Page A-8

Come and Check Out Our Auction to Be Held UKIAH STORAGE 01/25/07 At 9:00 a.m. ® And... TRUCK RENTAL 468-0800 2 – MONDAY, JAN. 8, 2007 DAILY DIGEST Editor: K.C. Meadows, 468-3526 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected] The world briefly FUNERAL NOTICES [\ Aladino and Pauline and hospitals; she DOLLY THUROW Giannecchini. visited nursing homes and Pelosi hints at denying Bush funds to send Dolly Thurow, 86, of A visitation will be held helped whomever Redwood Valley, Ca. on Wednesday, Janu- needed her. At the end, more troops to Iraq; others question this tactic passed away January, 3, ary 10, 2007 from 9:00 AM neighbors and friends WASHINGTON (AP) — Democrats now running Congress will not give President Bush a 2007 at Ukiah Con- till the Rosary. were with her joyfully as blank check to wage war in Iraq, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said Sunday, suggesting they could valescent Hospital with her The Rosary will be said on she had been such a deny him the money should he call for additional troops. family by her side. Wednesday, Janu- good neighbor and friend. Yet Pelosi’s second-in-command and a Senate leader on foreign affairs questioned the wisdom Dolly was born ary 10, 2007 at 5:30 PM at An animal lover all and legality of using the power of the purse to thwart the White House as Bush prepared to September 23, 1920 in Clo- the Eversole Mor- her life, she leaves her announce his revised war strategy this week — perhaps on Wednesday. verdale, Ca. where she tuary. A Funeral Mass will beloved puppy Buddy Republicans, now in the minority, said more troops were needed to get a handle on the spiral- spent 79 years of her be held on Thurs- and Happy the canary. ing violence in Iraq. They also cast doubt whether Democrats would — or could — block the life before moving to day, January 11, 2007 at Pat is survived by a president’s plans. “Congress is incapable of micromanaging the tactics in the war,” said Senate Redwood Valley 7 years St. Peters Catholic brother Donald Partridge Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky. ago. Church in Cloverdale, Ca. and his wife Joan of New Pelosi made clear that her party supported boosting the overall size of the military “to protect Dolly graduated from at 11:00 AM. Jersey, several nie- the American people against any threats to our interests, wherever they may occur. That’s differ- Cloverdale High School Memorial donations may ces and nephews, many ent, though, from adding troops to Iraq.” She also said Democrats would not cut off money for and then attended business be made in Dolly’s name to grandchildren and those troops already in Iraq. school in San one’s favorite charity. great-grandchildren in But dollars for a further buildup in Iraq — Bush’s expected plan could send as many as 20,000 Francisco. She worked as Arrangements are under New Jersey, 4 cousins additional U.S. troops — will get the strictest of scrutiny, she said. a Telephone Oper- the direction of the James Jennings, Joan ator, owned Butler’s Eversole Mortuary Jennings, Mary Beth Market with her husband 462-2206 Kresnicka and Robert Saddam’s co-defendants await their delayed Charles, and also owned [\ Mangelsdorf. Pat is al- executions and a new battle for Baghdad rages the beauty salon so survived by her PAT (EDNA) PARTRIDGE “Fashion Flair”, also while Godchild Denice and hus- BAGHDAD, Iraq (AP) — Two of Saddam Hussein’s co-defendants were taken from their Pat (Edna) Partridge, in Cloverdale Dolly band John Coffey of cells and told they were going to be hanged on the same day the former dictator was executed, age 79, joined the Lord their lawyer said Sunday. was active with the Sonoma and her good, Cloverdale Druids. Dolly’s on Thursday January 4, But the two condemned men still await death as Iraqi officials decide how to avoid the kind 2007 after a short, close friend Johnnieann of outcry that followed the hanging of Saddam on Dec. 30. family will remember her Johnstone who help- for her love of family brave illness. A native of Also on Sunday, the U.S. military announced the deaths of five more American troops and at Brooklyn, NY, Pat ed Kurt Ackermann least 14 Iraqis died in bombings and shootings. and friends. Dolly is survived by her grew up in Valley Stream, immensely to coordinate Saddam’s half brother and former intelligence chief Barzan Ibrahim and former head of Iraq’s NY and lived in Pat‚s services. She was Revolutionary Court Awad Hamed al-Bandar were sentenced to hang after being found guilty daughter Pamela and her husband Gene Galletti Merrick, Long Island for preceded in death by along with Saddam of involvement in the killings of nearly 150 Shiites in the town of Dujail after her sister Evelyn and a 1982 assassination attempt there against Saddam. of Redwood Val- many years before ley, Ca. sons Robert and moving to Willits in 1991 mother Erika Partridge. Their executions were postponed, however, until after the Muslim holiday of Eid al-Adha A Funeral Service will which ended five days ago. his wife Lenore where she died sur- Thurow of Canada and rounded by many friends be held at the Faith Lu- Greg Thurow of Napa, and family. Pat was theran church in Ukiah on Despite Katrina, New Orleans’ 9th Ward fit Ca. grandchildren Tony, very active in the Lutheran Wednesday Janu- to come back as it was, urban planner survey finds Lonny, Bobby, Jim- church and did ary 10, 2007 at 10:00 a.m. my, Ryan and Rachel, 9 much volunteer work with and a Graveside Service NEW ORLEANS (AP) — The predominantly black neighborhoods known as the 9th Ward great grandchildren the Willits Library will follow at 11:30 at the can be brought back largely as they existed before Hurricane Katrina flooded them, a survey con- and 2 great great grand- and Curves where she Little Lake Cemetery in tends. children. Dolly was inspired others with Willits. The finding contradicts the common perception that the neighborhoods are so damaged that preceded in death by her her dedication to good Arrangements under the they need to be rebuilt from scratch, said urban planners who conducted the survey. husband Charles health. Pat drove care of the Eversole “The structural integrity of the buildings, even in the most devastated areas, are in much bet- Thurow and her parents many to stores, doctors Mortuary. ter condition than has been reported,” said Kenneth Reardon, chair of Cornell University’s city and regional planning department. Urban planners and students at Cornell, Columbia University and the University of Illinois Brown acknowledged that mistakes were made in the aftermath of the invasion and promised carried out the survey, which was sponsored by ACORN, a national group that works to improve to be “very frank” with President Bush. He also said that Britain is likely to scale down its com- poor and moderate-income neighborhoods. The findings were released Saturday. mitment of troops to Iraq over the next year — even as the White House is considering dis- The only section needing to be rebuilt lies directly next to the levee breach on the Industrial patching thousands more, at least temporarily. Canal, an area that covers less than 1 square mile in the Lower 9th Ward, the survey found. Brown’s comments, aired on the British Broadcasting Corp.’s Sunday AM program, seemed Homes there were battered by flood waters of Katrina and later from Hurricane Rita. intended to distinguish himself from Blair, who has been criticized in Britain for his strong sup- port for Bush and the war, both unpopular here. Researchers report alternative stem cell source “I look forward, if I am in a new position, to working with the president of the United States, George Bush,” Brown said. “Obviously, people who know me know that I will speak my mind. in amniotic fluid, avoiding embryo destruction I will be very frank. The British national interest is what I and my colleagues are about.” UNDATED (AP) — Scientists reported Sunday they had found a plentiful source of stem cells A spokesman for the U.S. State Department declined to comment on Brown’s interview. in the fluid that cushions babies in the womb and produced a variety of tissue types from these cells — sidestepping the controversy over destroying embryos for research. Early NASA probes may have overlooked and Researchers at Wake Forest University and Harvard University reported the stem cells they even killed, Martian microbes, scientist theorizes drew from amniotic fluid donated by pregnant women hold much the same promise as embry- onic stem cells. They reported they were able to extract the stem cells without harm to mother or WASHINGTON (AP) — Two NASA space probes that visited Mars 30 years ago may have fetus and turn their discovery into several different tissue cell types, including brain, liver and stumbled upon alien microbes on the Red Planet and inadvertently killed them, a scientist theo- bone. rizes in a paper released Sunday. “Our hope is that these cells will provide a valuable resource for tissue repair and for engi- The problem was the Viking space probes of 1976-77 were looking for the wrong kind of life neered organs as well,” said Dr. Anthony Atala, head of Wake Forest’s regenerative medicine and didn’t recognize it, the researcher said in a paper presented at a meeting of the American institute and senior researcher on the project. Astronomical Society in Seattle. It took Atala’s team some seven years of research to determine the cells they found were truly This new report, based on a more expansive view of where life can take root, may have NASA stem cells that “can be used to produce a broad range of cells that may be valuable for therapy.” looking for a different type of Martian life form when its next Mars spacecraft is launched later However, the scientists noted they still don’t know exactly how many different cell types can this year, one of the space agency’s top scientists told The Associated Press. be made from the stem cells found in amniotic fluid. They also said that even preliminary tests Last month, scientists excitedly reported that new photographs of Mars showed geologic changes that suggest water occasionally flows there — the most tantalizing sign that Mars is hos- in patients are years away. pitable to life. In the ’70s, the Viking mission found no signs of life. But it was looking for Earth-like life, in Britain’s Brown says as prime minister he wouldn’t which salt water is the internal liquid of living cells. Given the cold dry conditions of Mars, that shy away from criticizing the White House life could have evolved on Mars with the key internal fluid consisting of a mix of water and hydrogen peroxide, said Dirk Schulze-Makuch, author of the new research. LONDON (AP) — Treasury chief Gordon Brown, expected to succeed Tony Blair as prime That’s because a water-hydrogen peroxide mix stays liquid at very low temperatures (-68 minister by September, suggested Sunday that he will pursue an Iraq policy that is more inde- degrees Fahrenheit), doesn’t destroy cells when it freezes, and can suck scarce water vapor out pendent of Washington than the current government. of the air.

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COMMUNITY MONDAY, JAN. 8, 2007 – A-3 Editor: Richard Rosier, 468-3520 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected] COMMUNITY CALENDAR Financial aid part of college MONTHLY MEETINGS Mendocino Rose Society: Second Tuesday, public is welcome graduate’s successful career to attend; Ukiah Civic Center Conference Room; 411 Clay St., Ukiah; call Jessica at 743-1902. The Daily Journal Other programs offered at the college Friends of the Library: Second Wednesday; 6 p.m.; in Ukiah Juan Orozco, who works as the Health include CalWORKs, College Assistance Library. & Human Services program specialist at for Migrants Program, Cooperative Ukiah Elks Lodge: Regular meeting second and fourth Wednesday of every month; dinner at 6 p.m. (reservations Nuestra Casa in Ukiah, recently agreed to Resources for Education (program for required); meeting at 7 p.m.; 1200 Hastings Road, Ukiah; for infor- serve on the Mendocino College EOPS, single parent students), MiniCorps, High mation call 462-1728. CARE, CalWORKs Advisory School Equivalency Program, and the Ukiah Garden Club: Day meeting for members only; second Committee. It means another meeting, Disability Resource Center. For all stu- Wednesday; time varies, early afternoon; Ukiah Garden Clubhouse; but Orozco happily joined to ensure that dents, the college offers free services 1203 Clay St., in Ukiah. current Mendocino College students including counseling, career exploration, Ukiah Rod and Gun Club: Meets second Wednesday, from 7 receive the same level of support from transfer assistance, and tutoring. to 9 p.m., at the Jensens Truck Stop, Hwy. 101 and North State these valuable programs that he did as a Orozco is very proud to say that he is Street in Ukiah. Meetings are free. Membership is $20 per year. student. the recipient of a Mendocino College Club events raise money for wildlife enhancement programs. “My dreams would not have come true Associate Degree in Liberal Studies Community Coalition for Gang Prevention: Meets second without financial aid and support from (2000) that led him to earn a Bachelors Thursday; 6 p.m.; For location, call Sue Hawley at 744-7585 or the Extended Opportunity Programs and degree from Sonoma State University Carole Hester at 468-8197. Services at Mendocino College,” states (2005). He is currently completing his Open Poetry Reading: 7 p.m.; Meets second Thursday; Hava Orozco. In 1986, Orozco began attending studies at Dominican University to Java; 25 W. Mendocino, Willits. Mendocino College as an English as a become a certified elementary school Veterans of Foreign Wars: Second Thursday; 7 p.m.; Veterans Second Language student, taking basic teacher. Memorial building; Oak and Seminary Ave. skills classes such as auto mechanics and The encouragement he received from Redwood Empire Woodturners: Meets second Thursday at how to become CPR certificated. He Goodell to explore the various sources of members’ homes; Pete Wagner, 463-1386. enrolled in an aeronautics class, which support, and the skills she taught him Redwood Valley Grange: Second Friday; at 6:30 p.m.; at 8650 proved too difficult as an ESL student regarding setting goals and taking steps East Road, Redwood Valley; potluck followed by the business learning the language. to achieve them, set Orozco’s feet on a meeting and program. Ukiah Contra Dance: meets second Saturday; new dancers Orozco had no idea what career he path of learning and personal growth that wanted to pursue, until the adult school has led to his success. Financial aid has always welcome; beginner instruction starts at 7:30 p.m.; dance Juan Orozco begins at 8 p.m.; cost is $7 for adults and $3 for children; call 463- director in Anderson Valley, Barbara been, and still is, the means for him to 2113 for location. Goodell, helped him get his priorities provided in the EOPS program. This pro- pay for the greater part of his education. Saturday Afternoon Club: Second Saturday until May, from straight. She taught him how to set goals gram is designed to provide above and Orozco worked at Mendocino County 1:30 to 3 p.m.; at 107 S. Oak St. and then take steps to achieve them. She beyond services to educationally disad- Office of Education for 10 years in the VFW Flea Market: Held the second weekend of each month advised him to apply for financial aid at vantaged students. Orozco said they pro- Alternative Education Program. A year from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m., with breakfast from 8 a.m. to noon, both also the college and suggested he work with a vided so much help he felt as if he had his ago, he join Nuestra Casa as their Health at the Veterans Memorial building. For more information, call 462- college counselor to set his career goals. own personal counselor and career advi- & Human Services program specialist. 7622. At the time it seemed almost impossible sor. Orozco was able to purchase some of Orozco hopes every student will seek Redwood Valley Grange: Meets for breakfast from 8:30 to 11 to Orozco that he could accomplish these his books with an EOPS book voucher, out financial aid and additional support a.m., second Sunday, September through April, at the Redwood things with his very limited English lan- which was a major assistance. He encour- from the wide range of student services Valley Grange hall, north of the Redwood Valley Fire Department; guage skills, but he was persistent ages all Mendocino College students to offered at Mendocino College. To sched- 485-7015 or 485-0887. enough to take one step at a time and to find out if they qualify for financial aid or ule a free counseling appointment to Ukiah Elks Lodge Breakfast: Meets second Sunday each seek the support of the Mendocino learn more about these programs, call month. All you can eat breakfast from 8:30 a.m. to noon, 1200 any of the other incredible programs College staff. offered for free at the college and take 468-3048. Additional information is Hastings Road; proceeds benefit Ukiah area youth functions; $6, He made very good use of services online at www.mendocino.edu. adults, $3 children under 12. advantage of them. Korean War Veterans Association: Meets third Monday; 2 p.m.; Veterans Hall, Seminary and Oak in Ukiah; For information, call Paul Ferreira at 467-1974. WEEKLY MEETINGS Spring classes at Mendocino Alanon: Meets Mondays at 5:30 p.m., Tuesdays noon, Fridays noon, and Saturdays at 10:30 a.m.; Calvary Baptist Church, 465 Luce Ave.; for more information call 463-1867 or 621-2721. College available at reduced fees Alateen: Meets Thursdays 8 to 9 p.m.; Calvary Baptist Church, 465 Luce Ave., enter at east side back door; for more information The Daily Journal TelReg, the telephone regis- expanded and are offered at of interviewing, hiring and call 463-1867 or 621-2721. On Jan. 22, Mendocino tration system, by calling 468- many different levels and performance evaluation. Financial Management Workshop: Noon to 1 p.m. College in Ukiah will resume 3353. New students can enroll times. On Monday nights, For life-long learners, Wednesdays; Salvation Army Office, 714A S. State St, Ukiah; 468- classes with several new online at ART 181: Computer Graphics classes include AGR 76: 9577. selections as well as an www.mendocino.edu. For introduces students to website Introduction to Grafting; ART Bingo: Non smoking, non-profit, Bingo will be held Tuesday increase in transfer classes for additional assistance, call the and more general graphic 229: Portrait Painting; AST nights at 6 p.m. and Thursday afternoons at 1 p.m., at the Ukiah students intending to go on to Willits Center at 459-6224. design. ART 85: Adobe 205: Astronomy Observation; Senior Center. four-year schools. Some classes that will Photoshop Overview is a two- BOT 68: Computer Creations; Card and Boardgame Club: Meets at 8:30 a.m., on Tuesdays In addition, the decrease in in Bartlett Hall in Room 11 and 12 and at 5:30 p.m. on Wednesdays transfer to the UC or CSU sys- day class offering students CSC 85: Digital Storytelling; and Fridays, at Carter Hall at the Ukiah Senior Center; for infor- tuition from $26 a unit to $20 tem include HST 220: assistance with Photoshop PEG 229: Walking for mation call Joyce, 468-8943. will be in effect. Mexican History and HST software. More advanced stu- Aerobic Fitness; THE 140: Duplicate Bridge: Meets at 7 p.m., every Monday, and at 1 “Now is an ideal time for 221: History of California. dents can take CSC 105: Unix Middle Eastern Dance; ART p.m., every Wednesday, in the community room at Washington returning students and those Either class will give students Operating System; CSC 110: 222: Watercolors; MUS 230; Mutual Bank, corner of Gobbi and State streets. Newcomers are recently graduated from high an appreciation and under- Network Operating System; Beginning Voice; and PEG welcome. For more information call 468-8476. school to complete the first standing of the history of their CSC 166: Database Software; 250; Aerobic Dance. GURDJIEFF Reading and Discussion Group: Meets 7 p.m. two years of a four-year own community. A travel or CSC 140: Introduction to For nearly all students, on Fridays. For more information, call 391-6780 or 485-7293. degree,” said Vice President course, HST 100: History of Systems Analysis. For begin- community college costs are Kiwanis Club: Meets at noon, Tuesday, at The Ukiah Garden of Education and Student Mendocino County, focuses ners, the college has classes in still affordable. “Many Cafe 1090 S. State St.; for more information call Janet Carlson at Services Meridith Randall. on local events and will trans- using the Internet (CSC 57), California residents are not 467-2288. “Costs are lower, for one fer to the CSU system. Other Excel (CSC 51), and web aware that the new $20 per Lions Club: Meets at noon on Thursdays, at Ukiah Garden thing. In addition, we are transfer classes that are new or page production (CSC 58). unit cost for community col- Cafe. Redwood Empire Lions Club meets at 6:45 a.m., every first offering a greater variety of not offered every semester One new class this spring is lege classes is among the low- and third Tuesday, at Zack’s Restaurant. transfer classes and we have include SOC 241: Coast CSC 76: Home Computer est in the nation, and that var- Overeaters Anonymous: In Ukiah – Mondays at 5:30 p.m.; hired several excellent new Indian Cultures and Security, designed to help stu- ious forms of financial assis- Thursdays at 5:30 p.m., Saturdays at 11 a.m.; 741 S. Oak St.; 472- faculty in the last year.” EAS/GEO 212: Introduction dents protect their home com- tance allow for fee reductions 4747. Meets in Willits on Wednesdays at 5:30 p.m. at Willits United Already enrolled students to GIS. puter systems. for those that qualify,” says Methodist Church, School and Pine Streets, upstairs; No dues or can register for classes using Computer classes have A new class in business, Randall. weigh-ins, everyone is welcome; 459-4594. BUS 135: Human Resource For example, more than Peace and Justice Gathering: Meets Sundays rain or shine at Management, is designed to half the students who attend 10 a.m. at Alex Thomas Plaza in Ukiah to drum, dance and sing for peace and justice; all ages are invited to bring drums and any other help those currently running Mendocino College qualify instruments; 462-2320. organizations sort through and for some form of financial aid. Rotary Club of Ukiah: Meets for lunch at 12:10 p.m., on Pet of the Week apply human resource regula- Many meet the guidelines that Tuesdays, at Elks Lodge, 1200 Hastings Road. 467-3674; tions. In addition, the class eliminate the unit fees and www.ukiahrotary.org. will address the fundamentals Senior Writing Class: Meets from 2 to 3:30 p.m. on Tuesdays, See CLASSES, Page 6 in Room 10-11 in the Admin. Bldg. of the Ukiah Senior Center. Record memories for children and grandchildren. Free and open; for information call Kathie Jones, 468-5006. Soroptimist International of Ukiah: Meets at noon, on Wednesdays, at Ukiah Garden Cafe. Soroptimist means “Best for Pet of the Week Women” and our mission is “To improve the lives of women and girls in local communities and throughout the world.” For more information call Joy Beeler, at 463-6729, Tina Rorabaugh, at 744- 1514 or Jessica Kimball at 743-1902. South Ukiah Rotary Club: Meets at 7 a.m., on Thursdays at Ukiah Valley Convention Center, South School St. downtown; for more information, call M.J. Girard at 322-4088. T.O.P.S.: (Take off pounds sensibly): Meets from 9:15 to 10:30 a.m., every Tuesday, at Calvary Baptist Church, 465 Luce Ave.; Ruth, 462-8440. T.O.P.S.: Low-cost, non-profit group meets every Tuesday at Autumn Leaves, 425 E. Gobbi St., in the community room. Weigh- in is from 5:30 to 6:15 p.m. Meeting is from 6:15 p.m. to 7:15 p.m.; Linda MacDonald, 467-2391. T.O.P.S.: Every Thursday at Washington Mutual Building com- munity room, 700 S. State St.; meeting is from 8:30 to 10:30 a.m.; it is a low-cost, weight-reduction support group; call 462-4901 or 485-7801. Photo by Isaac Eckel T.O.P.S.: Every Friday at the Meadows Mobil Court clubhouse, Cricket is a female Tabby that arrived at the shel- 8686 East Road, Redwood Valley; weigh in from 9 to 9:30 a.m., ter with her mom Tessa and sister Clover. She is meeting from 9:30 to 10:30 p.m.; call 485-8260 or 485-7795. a sweet and adorable girl who is a little shy at Ukiah Community of Mindful Living: Meets Monday first. She would make a great companion and is evenings from 6:30 to 8:30; an interfaith Mindfulness Practice looking for a loving home. The shelter is still Group inspired by teachings of Thich Nhat Hanh; it uses meditation overcrowded and all animals are 50 percent off of exercises to deepen awareness, expand ability to deal with difficul- adoption fees. If people are interested in adopt- ties, and increase joy in life; open to all levels of experience; free; Photo by Isaac Eckel 462-7749. ing a pet, visit the Mendocino County Animal This is Babe, a rare female orange tabby. She is Ukiah Gamblers Anonymous: Open group meeting, 7 to 8:30 Shelter at its location on Plant Road. The hours nearly two years old and ready for a loving home. p.m., every Thursday; back building at Christadelphian Hall, 23 are Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday, 10 Babe may be seen at the Humane Society, 9700 Oak Knoll Road, just off S. State St., Ukiah; free; 467-9326. a.m. to 4 p.m.; Wednesday, 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.; Uva Drive, a mile north of the Broiler in Redwood Ukiah Senior Center Luncheon: All are invited to meet for Saturday, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.; and closed on Valley. The Humane Society is open from 1 to 5 lunch at 11:30 a.m., Monday through Friday, at the Ukiah Senior Sunday.To view other animals available for adop- p.m. on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday and Center, 499 Leslie St., $5 members, $6 non-members; call to make tion please visit www.petfinder.com. Sage from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. on the weekends. For more Mountainfire contact number 467-6453. information, call 485-0123. See CALENDAR, Page 6 A-4 – MONDAY, JAN. 8, 2007 FORUM Editor: K.C. Meadows, 468-3526 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected] Letters from our readers VIEWPOINTS Rickel responds To the Editor: Thanks for the headlines and inaccurate reporting. Your standards are consistent as MORTON KONDRACKE usual in not addressing the full story. In 2006 Jim Rickel, provided 31 major one-hour local television news programs. Covered 124 plus issues and -purchased over 252 hours of cable channel 56 air time. This was his attempt to amuse, abuse Congress should heed and confuse you with the only local news television coverage for the County Cable call for moderation viewer. As Democrats take control of Congress and Presi- In 2007 look forward for additional pro- dent Bush enters the final quarter of his presidency, ductions where Human Services-Studio 3 both sides should review the 2006 election results and Presents-News Team 3, will put your their own immediate post-election evaluations. friends and neighbors on local television. That’s because a note of triumphalism has infected The current issue of harassment, stems Democratic rhetoric, and Republicans seem to be from a 20 second segment on the negative preparing for more partisan combat, ignoring the vot- behavior of local Fire Department person- ers’ message that they expect bipartisan cooperation to nel. The feature was addressing Alzheimer solve the country’s problems. abuse. This effort to mute my voice will not succeed and just imagine what these people Democratic consultant Joe Trippi exulted in The are doing to those in our story. Washington Post in November that “Wham! The 2006 In closing, I trust the viewing public’s midterm elections are over, and the modern conserva- awareness of my efforts. As for those who tive era has come to an end.” want to mute me, “There is a short pier Similarly, former President Bill Clinton’s Chief of waiting for your jump!” Staff John Podesta, now head of the Center for Ameri- Jim Rickel can Progress, declared that “the post-Goldwater/post- Ukiah Reagan conservatism has been discredited as a govern- Editor’s note: What we wrote about in ing philosophy. our last story, we got from information you “And, simultaneously,” he said, “a new progressive provided. Be specific, what exactly was movement has seized the moment to assert itself and inaccurate? Other opinions restore credibility to a government that serves the com- From around the nation mon good.” Thank you Rep. Rahm Emanuel, Ill., the victorious former Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee To the Editor: The Sacramento Bee chairman, concluded his post-election analysis by say- As a new year begins, it’s time to pause Justice demands extra caution ing that “all signs point to the fact that the Democrats for a moment and offer appreciation to the won not just the House and Senate, but are re-emerging many beautiful and generous folks in our If you're looking for an should describe the range of mitted same-sex couples as the majority party.” community that support us in our daily arcane fact to dazzle your rewards or benefits offered will be relieved of second- Meanwhile, Bush has acknowledged that his party lives. While working at Ford Street dinner companions, here's by prosecutors in exchange class status now depends on was whomped in the elections and declared readiness Project, Buddy Eller Homeless Shelter and one: False testimony from for truthful testimony. ... the state Supreme Court. to cooperate with Democrats. the Mendocino County Jail Garden jailhouse informants is the Finally, and most impor- And as Superior Court Judge Project, I’ve been blessed with the oppor- leading cause of wrongful tant, the commission recom- Richard A. Kramer's ruling But in a Wall Street Journal opinion piece, he served tunity to work with many generous and convictions of death-row mends that, before jailhouse notes, the state Constitution notice that he will veto bills he doesn’t like, including giving members of the interfaith network, inmates. testimony is used, there be trumps any ballot question tax increases, spending hikes, limitations on his war- business community and especially my According to the Center corroborating evidence that and entitles same-sex cou- making powers and anything he regards as “simply co-workers here at Ford Street. Thank you on Wrongful Convictions at independently tends to con- ples to what he called "the political statements.” to the Hospitality Committee, (particularly the Northwestern University nect the defendant with the last step in the equation: the Bush had it right in his final press conference of Doug Storm!) for your delicious meals School of Law, false testi- crime to which the infor- right to marriage itself." 2006. “The truth of the matter is,” he said, “that the and patience when we have scheduling mony was a factor in close to mant testifies. Such corrobo- In other states, including American people are sick of the partisanship and snafus, Burton at the Food Bank for half of the 111 death-row rating evidence is already Massachusetts, courts have name-calling.” And he laid out areas where coopera- always coming through with hundreds of exonerations across the required for accomplices focused on the "incidents" of tion might be possible, including Social Security pounds of food for the Shelter, Little country since 1973. who testify against co- marriage - such as joint own- reform, energy independence and immigration. Although none of the defendants. Given the enor- ership of property, shared Caesars Pizzas for the year-round weekly The November election returns -- and subsequent pizza night, Giselle for the yummy pies, exonerations involved mous incentives for jail- custody and survivors' bene- California death-row house informants to lie, it polls -- ought to serve as a caution to both Democrats cakes, and breads, St. Mary’s, Unity fits. Kramer, however, and Republicans that the public really does expect Church, Methodist Church, River Four inmates, lawyers who makes sense to require cor- placed the emphasis where it defend the condemned in roboration for their testimo- action, not continued warfare. And the facts of political Square Church, The Church of Jesus should be: on the word life make action impossible without cooperation. Christ of Latter Day Saints, Inland Jewish this state report that jail- ny as well. "marriage." Community, Seventh Day Adventists, house informants are fre- There's the rub for many A National Public Radio poll in December should be Ukiah Bible, Calvary Baptists, Holy quently used here, too. ... LA Times Californians who are other- a special message of caution to Democrats. It found Trinity Episcopal Church, City often The California wise willing to accept that only 18 percent of the electorate self-identifies as Commission for the Fair Schwarzenegger's Thousand Buddas, Baha’i, Lutherans, gay marriage mis- domestic partnerships or “liberal,” versus 39 percent as “conservative” and 39 Presbyterians, and I sincerely apologize if Administration of Justice, a civil unions. Political opera- percent as “moderate.” panel of experts convened I’ve missed anyone. I would also like to step tives have a term for this Liberal Democratic pollster Stan Greenberg said at a thank the community for many donations by the state Senate to review position: ABM, or "anything weaknesses in our criminal It could have been differ- conference in December that 2006 was a “transforming and support of the garden projects at the ent. If Gov. Arnold but marriage." The fixation election” in the sense that “it showed the country is shelter and jail, including the deputies and justice system, recently pro- posed a series of common- Schwarzenegger had signed on the M-word is more emo- alienated from polarized politics and (White House lady inmates at the jail, Peggy in kitchen a bill in 2005 legalizing tional than logical, and no aide) Karl Rove’s strategy of dividing the country to and Hugo, Mendocino Organic Network, sense rules for courts and prosecutors on the use of same-sex marriage instead doubt reflects the fact that win elections.” Northwest Organics, Friedman Brothers, of vetoing it, the California the word "marriage" refers Rainbow Ag,/ Mendocino Farm Supply, jailhouse informants. Such He said it also was significant that Democrats made witnesses are either incar- Supreme Court would have to both a civil partnership large gains among emerging voter groups, winning United Way’s Day of Caring (Fetzer been spared the task of and a religious rite. ... Vineyards, Savings Bank of Mendocino, cerated or charged with nearly 2-to-1 support from young voters and 69 per- crimes themselves. They deciding, as it probably will Given the political appeal cent support from Hispanics. Ford Street Project) Ukiah Brewing this year, whether a voter- of ABM, it's remarkable - Company, Vital Systems, and the many, often receive a reward for Emanuel’s case for an “emerging Democratic their testimony: lenient sen- approved ban violates the and praiseworthy - that many others that have come by and state Constitution's guaran- majority” rests on those trends plus his party’s winning offered everything from blessings of the tencing, reduced charges, California legislators voted tee of equal protection under to extend to same-sex cou- in other demographic categories -- suburbanites, garden to sowing seeds. better confinement condi- income groups up to $100,000 a year and 19 districts tions or, in some cases, cash. the law. ples both the symbolic and And last but certainly not least I would But Schwarzenegger said practical advantages of mar- carried by Bush in 2004. like to thank the clients at Ford Street, Their testimony is notori- ously unreliable. he had to respect Proposition riage. But Schwarzenegger's But those very results, and the crucial role played by who have come through unconditionally 22, approved in 2000, which veto requires the state independents and moderates, demonstrates that the with support of the various projects, from To better ensure that jus- tice is administered fairly, states: "Only marriage Supreme Court to consider Democrats’ hold on power is tenuous and depends on cooking food at the last minute for the between a man and a woman delivering results, not satisfying ideologues. shelter, to working in the garden, to saving the commission recom- the different question of mends that whenever feasi- is valid or recognized in whether ABM is constitu- seeds almost as obsessively as I do. I’m California." Whether com- In the NPR poll, 71 percent of respondents said they honored to know you all. ble a written agreement tional. preferred that Democrats “work together in a biparti- Terri McCartney san way with Republicans to get things done,” and only 27 percent said they should merely “enact the Ford Street Project plans they committed to in the election.” Ukiah WHERE TO WRITE It’s not a good sign that, right out of the box, House President George Bush: The White www.house.gov/write rep Democrats are denying Republicans any role in shap- ing Congress’ “first 100 hours” agenda and that Repub- LETTER POLICY House, 1600 Pennsylvania Ave., Washing- Assemblywoman Patty Berg: State ton, D.C. 20500; (202) 456-1111, FAX licans are conjuring up memories of the Democrats’ The Daily Journal welcomes letters to Assembly District 1, Capitol, Rm. 2137, “old, abusive ways” prior to 1994 -- which, of course, the editor. All letters must include a (202)456-2461. Sacramento, 95814. (916) 319-2001; became the GOP pattern afterward. clear name, signature, return address Governor Arnold Schwarzeneg- Santa Rosa, 576-2526; FAX, Santa Rosa, and phone number. Letters chosen for The fact is that, with Democrats holding only a ger: State Capitol, Sacramento, 95814. 576-2297. Berg's field representative in rather narrow ideological majority in the House, with publication are generally published in (916) 445-2841; FAX (916)445-4633 the order they are received, but shorter, Ukiah office located at 104 W. Church St, the Senate split nearly evenly and with Bush in posses- concise letters are given preference.We Sen. Barbara Boxer: 112 Hart Sen- Ukiah, 95482, 463-5770. The office’s fax sion of a veto pen, the only way to get anything done in publish most of the letters we receive, ate Office Bldg., Washington, D.C. 20510; number is 463-5773. E-mail to: assembly- the next two years is by negotiation and compromise. but we cannot guarantee publication. 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McMLK’s mission is to “Move Beyond Humane Society Shelter Mendocino Coast Peace and Justice Center. Tolerance” by enhancing the innate spirit of In case of rain, The Caspar Community COMMUNITY BRIEFS human kindness, through events and projects. trying to cope with too many Center doors will open at 10 a.m. for an indoor The Jan. 14 event is one of the many public cats and kittens this year program. activities that McMLK and friends provide Soroptimist International sets throughout the year. Like shelters all across Northern California, Lake and Mendocino County the Humane Society for Inland Mendocino the dates on meetings New happenings County is trying to cope with an over abun- Area Agency on Aging Soroptimist International of Yokayo Sunrise dance of cats and kittens. offering workshop on Jan. 17 (SIYS), a vibrant, effective local service club, at Ukiah Senior Center At the end of August the shelter had taken in meets the first three Thursday mornings of the The Senior Center now has a new events more cats and kittens than were taken in during Lake and Mendocino Counties Area Agency month at 7 a.m. at the County Public Health coordinator who has great plans for the coming the entire year of 2005. on Aging announces the availability of Federal, building, 1120 S. Dora St., in Ukiah. year. Marie Hollinan will be bringing her Cats, kittens, dogs and puppies are available State and County funds for the provision of For more information, contact any member knowledge and experience to the Ukiah Senior for adoption at the shelter, 9700 Uva Drive, services to seniors and adults with disabilities or President Sandy Dow at 467-3834, Carole Center starting in January. Marie said she will Redwood Valley from 2 to 6 p.m. Wednesday for the period of July 1 through June 30, 2010. Hester, vice president, at 463-1231, or Linda be making the center a fun and busy place for through Friday, and from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. A Request for Proposals will be released on Simon, former SI Founder Region District seniors and the community with new events Saturday and Sunday. Jan. 5. A total of $I,266,580 has been allocated Director, at 462-0500. All interested persons and activities. In addition to potential adopters, the shelter for FY 2007-2008. Deadline for submission of are welcome. Marie has noted that there is a commercial is always seeking volunteers who are willing to proposals is 3:00 pm, Friday, March 2, 2007. kitchen and a large hall for rent to the public. If help socialize the cats and dogs and assist the Interested agencies are invited to apply. Free mental health classes anyone would like to see an event happen or shelter in variety of other ways. An Applicants‘ Workshop is scheduled for: would like to volunteer for a fun event, call Jan. 17, from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m.; Wednesday, begin in January Marie at the Ukiah Senior Center at, 272-0370. Food bank needs volunteers January 17 at 747 S. State St. in Ukiah. For a copy of the Request for Proposals con- A class on mental illness and how to cope for food distribution tact: Lake & Mendocino Counties Area with the challenges it presents is starting in Puppy petters needed Agency on Aging, PSA 26 Nancy Vinson 747 January. It is free, meets once a week for 12 The local food bank is in need of volunteers for the new year to work during its distribution days on S. State Street Ukiah, CA 95482 (707) 463- weeks, and is called the Family to Family 7775 e-mail: [email protected] class. The Ukiah shelter has 12 puppies that need Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Every week a different topic is covered: human contact and socialization. What better Saturday from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. generally. symptoms of major mental illnesses, medica- way to spend some of your winter vacation Anyone with spare time to donate to this wor- Ukiah Valley Smart Growth tions and side effects, empathy, self care, com- then playing with a puppy? A perfect opportu- thy cause can call Marcy or Burton at 462- Coalition community forum munication skills, crisis interventions and set- nity for a family activity or some special time 8879 x 123. The food bank is also in need of a ting limits. Each class builds on the previous with a parent and child. People of all ages are volunteer driver. set for Thursday, Jan. 18 and at the end each participant has a binder of welcome to come to the shelter at 298 Plant The Ukiah Valley Smart Growth Coalition resources. The weekly meeting also provides Road and hang out with a couple of puppies. Foster grandparents announces a community forum on “The Future an opportunity to learn with others going Call the Adoption Coordinator to set up a time are making a difference of Water in Our Valley” set for Thursday, Jan. through similar life experiences. to come in at 467-6453. 18 from 6 to 8:30 p.m., at the Ukiah Valley Family to Family classes are provided by Many seniors in the community are going Conference Center. The forum is designed to the Mendocino chapter of NAMI -- National Ice Cream Socials at Ukiah back to school assisting in the classrooms with provide knowledge and perspectives on plan- Association for Mental Illness. The instructors children who have special needs. The volun- ning the future of the Ukiah Valley, and is open are local NAMI members who have family Senior Center taking a break teers provide kind, unhurried, one-on-one to the public and free of charge. members struggling with mental illness and for next two months attention to children who may otherwise be Guest speakers include: Greg Giusti, Forest have received facilitator training. lacking. and Wildlands Ecology Advisor and North Those who would like to sign up for the The monthly Ice Cream Social held at the The Foster Grandparents serve as an impor- Coast Area Hardwoods Advisor, University of class, would like more information, or have Ukiah Senior Center will not be held on tant intergenerational link to students who California Cooperative Extension Mendocino questions, should contact 462-0490 or 467- Monday, December 25th due to Christmas. often do not have the luxury of having an older County; Roland Sanford, Mendocino County 9116. Bartlett Hall at the Ukiah Senior Center adult in their lives. Water Agency Director; Bill Cornett, Chair of complex will also be in major stages of remod- This federal program, which began in 1965, Farm Bureau Water Committee; Janet Pauli, Mendocino County Child eling from January 15 through 29, and will be is administered by North Coast Opportunities. Board of Directors of Potter Valley Irrigation unavailable for this event in January as well. Senior volunteers typically spend 20 hours a District, Mendocino County Chair of Inland Care Planning Council set Please look forward to the next Ice Cream week in the classroom and receive a tax-free Water and Power Commission; Barbara to meet Wednesday, Jan. 10 Social which will be held on February 26 in the stipend and travel reimbursement, that does not Spazek, Executive Director of Russian River newly remodeled Bartlett Hall. reduce any benefits the individual may be Flood Control/Water Conservation The next meeting of the Mendocino County receiving. Improvement District; David Keller, Past Child Care Planning Council will be held on Genealogy Library For more information, call 462-2596 ext. Petaluma City Council member and Bay Area Wednesday, Jan. 10, from 2 to 4:30 p.m. at the 107. Director, Friends of the Eel River. Mendocino County Office of Education, South available to the public Speakers will give brief overviews followed East Room, 2240 Old River Road, Ukiah. If you are interested in family history, find- Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. by a audience questions and community dia- The public is welcome and may use time set ing ancestors or genealogy in general, the logue moderated by Carol Park. aside on the agenda to address the Council. Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Birthday Celebration The forum is the first in a series co-spon- For more information, call Child Care Ukiah has a Family History Center located in to take place on Jan. 15 sored by City of Ukiah, Chamber of Planning Council Manager Anne Rosenthol at the back of the Church Building at 1337 South Commerce, Main Street Program, Mendocino 467-5143. Dora Street that is open to the public. The Annual Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. College, Farm Bureau, and the Greater Ukiah Hours are: Tuesday 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. and 7 to Birthday Celebration will take place on Rev. Localization Project. The Ukiah Garden Club 8:30 p.m.; Wednesday 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. and 6 to King’s actual birthday Monday, Jan. 15, (he Future forums will address other issues such sets January meetings 8 p.m. and Thursdays from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. was born on Jan. 15, 1929), at the Caspar as “sphere of influence” and revenue tax shar- Assistance is available from Church volun- Community Center, Caspar, starting at 10 a.m.. ing, municipal service districts, economic The day meeting will take place on teers to help you search and find ancestors Everyone is invited to participate in honor- planning, affordable housing and pending Wednesday, Jan. 10, at 1:30 p.m. at 1203 Clay through the Church records which contains one ing Dr. King’s legacy, life, and vision of world developments. St., in Ukiah. The program will be “Camellias, of the largest genealogical databases in the peace,equal rights and social and economic For more information, contact Evan Present Day and Future” presented by Stan world. In addition, you can go to justice for all, and his dedication to love, for- Johnson at 462-2018. Charvet. The club considerrs itself very lucky FamilySearch.org., an official Church website giveness, unity and non-violent direct action. to have secured Mr. Charvet, due to the high address. They will gather at the Caspar Community demand for his expertise on Camellias. Center at 10 a.m. on Monday, Jan. 15 and ride CASA of Mendocino County Refreshments will be served. Join the Angel Network for to Friendship Park in Mendocino where the The night meeting will be on Thursday, Jan. March will begin at 11am. Bring signs, posters, announces new volunteer 18 at the Clubhouse, 1203 Clay St., in Ukiah, Needy Newborns banners, flags, songs and good spirits. orientation and training at 7 p.m. The program will be a timely one for Be an Angela and use your skills and you The group will march from Mendocino to those who are longing for a full garden this the Caspar Community Center where a lun- CASA of Mendocino County is now accept- magic hands to join the Angel Network provid- ing reservations for the upcoming New summer, but are on a budget. “Seeds, the ing the Ukiah Valley Medical Center nursery cheon will be served at noon. The afternoon Secret to Great Gardens” will be the topic pre- program follows at 1 p.m. with children’s Volunteer Orientation to be held on Friday Jan. with ‘30x30” afghans for needy newborns. 19, 2007 from 6 to 8:30 p.m. in Ukiah. sented by Rebecca Landrum-Rama. She will Surely these good deeds are the work of activities and performances, music, film, poet- share some special tricks and tips to help gar- ry, skits, singing and more. All are invited to Attending this orientation is the perfect way angels in our midst and will be greatly appreci- to find out more about becoming a CASA deners get their seeds in and off to a roaring ated. participate, especially youth of all ages. start. Light refreshments will be served. Volunteers are needed and donations are advocate. The children assigned to CASA are Afghans can be dropped off at the Ukiah of all ages, backgrounds and ethnicities, yet Senior Center (reference Betty McGlade) For welcome. For more information call Zac Zackary at 964-3621 and Sister Yasmin at 884- they share some sad similarities: they are often Rare visitation: Clarina more information or a pick up. call Betty victims of abuse or neglect, and are usually McGlade at 467-0960. 4703 or [email protected]. Nichols to appear at Grace The next and final planning meeting for this removed from their family homes and made Hudson Museum on Jan. 13 event will be on Monday, Jan. 8 at 6 p.m. at dependents of Mendocino County. Though Dam Dog Walks continue on Evergreen Methodist Church, 360 N. Corry St. many organizations get involved, Court Clarina Nichols, an important player in Sundays at Lake Mendocino at the corner of No. Corry and Laurel Streets in Appointed Special Advocates are trained to act American history, will be appearing at Grace Fort Bragg. objectively and independently to help insure Hudson Museum on Saturday, Jan. 13. This is no ordinary dog walk. Inspired by The meeting will be in the church hall, that each CASA child’s needs and wishes are Nichols, who has strong ties to Ukiah, was one Cesar Millan, The Dog Whisperer, this is a behind the main church building. Share your heard and considered. of the country’s first female newspaper editors, structured one-hour dog walk designed to get ideas, enthusiasm and creativity and help make For more information, or to reserve your a founder of the American women’s move- dogs moving in a migrating pack mode to pro- this a great event. All are welcome to partici- space at the orientation call the CASA office at ment, and an abolitionist. She was also the mote a more balanced pooch. All dogs must be pate. 463-6503, or e-mail CASA at casamc@pacif- mother of photographer Aurelius O. Carpenter on leash and under control. The celebration is sponsored by the ic.net. and the grandmother of renowned artist Grace The next walk will be on New Year’s day at Carpenter Hudson. Her long life ended in 1885 10:30 a.m. at the Lake Mendocino Dam, Lake BIKRAM YOGA in Potter Valley, where she is buried. Mendocino Dr. Pack leader is Sallie Palmer of Ukiah’s Diane Eickhoff, the author of Well Mannered Mutts 463-3647. Cost $1 dona- UKIAH Toy Store “Revolutionary Heart,” a critically acclaimed tion to the Humane Society for Inland biography of Clarina Nichols, will bring her Mendocino County, a 501C3 non-profit orga- Now is the subject to life in a theatrical performance at 2 nization. NOW p.m. on Saturday, Jan. 13 at Grace Hudson Time Museum. Eickhoff’s performance, which has Nonviolent Communication OPEN been delivered across the country, is founded Sessions set for Mondays Winter Intro on her thorough study and analysis of Nichol’s 161 S. Orchard Ave. writings and papers. Eickhoff is a former The Unity Church, at 321 N. Bush St., in Special teacher who now conducts living history pre- Ukiah, will be hosting the nonviolent commu- 463-0163 (Next to Longs) sentations for the Kansas Humanities Council. nication sessions on Monday evenings from 5 115 W. Church St • Ukiah • 468-YOGA This event is an opportunity to meet one of to 7 p.m. Mair Alight, a Certified International American history’s unsung heroes. After the Trainer, for the Center for Nonviolent performance, you are welcome to browse the Communication will be presenting. A sliding historic exhibit “Aurelius O. Carpenter: scale of $25 to $15 scholarships are negotiable. Omelette Special Pancake Special Photographer of the Mendocino Frontier.” That Call by noon on Monday to RSVP at 459-0443, $ 95 $ 95 exhibit, which features the photography of and visit online at Ham 5 2 Eggs Any Style 5 Clarina Nichols’ son, will close on Jan. 21. www.MairAlight.googlepages.com. Grace Hudson Museum is at 431 S. Main St., Mair has offered NVC at San Quentin & Cheese Two sausages Ukiah. For more information, call 467-2836 or Prison, weekly, for three years. Two of her stu- M-F or two bacon M-F go to www.gracehudsonmuseum.org. dents helped form an ad hoc committee to Omelette 6am-11am Two pancakes 6am-11am organize a Peace Day this Saturday, at San Cinnamon French Martin Luther King Jr. Day Quentin, put on by the inmates for the inmates, $ 95 Dinner Special $ 95 with special attention to inclusive community Toast Special Observance to be held involving inmates from the diverse racial, cul- 5 Prime 10 Sunday, Jan. 14 tural, religious and age groups at the prison. 2 Eggs Any Style The general format is a five minute medita- Rib Fridays thru The 14th annual Mendocino County Martin 2 Sausages or Bacon M-F Sundays tion, followed by a check-in from each group 2 French Toast 6am-11am Dinner 4pm to close Luther King, Jr. Day Observance, will be member, and then an agreement is reached as Sunday, Jan. 14 at 6 p.m. to what they would like to practice or focus on Plus many other daily specials for breakfast, lunch & dinner The event will be held at the Ukiah United during their time together. Must Bring In This Ad Methodist Church, 270 N. Pine St., Ukiah. The The interactions are lively and heartfelt, ★ free event is provided to the public by the resulting in learning, growth, shared under- Star s 115 S. Orchard St. Ukiah • 462-1622 Mendocino County Martin Luther King, Jr. standing and inspiration. Organization (McMLK) and friends. A-6 – MONDAY, JAN. 8, 2007 COMMUNITY THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL Deep Valley Christian School Pomolita Middle School’s Honor Roll and Principals List for the First Quarter of 2006-2007 school year • 6th Grade Honor Roll: Matthew Adams, Angel Gonzalez, Taylor Graham, Phoebe Alfonso Ayala, Juan Becerra, Connor Franz, Hendry, Kelsey Hernandez, Casadi Hickey, Laura Franzen, Dallas Goodson, Derek Silvia Iniguez, Andrea Jauregui, Paige Hensley, Jacob Knight, Alexander Malarich, Jennings, Rebecca Lopez, Alexandria Jasmine Penny, Melissa Plaza, Vense Prosser, Mayfield, Taylor Mitchell, Taryn Mobley, Nikolaos Siderakis, Bradford Silva, Corina Heather Morris, Thalia Munoz, *Chloe Sloan, Olivia Sugannan, Gilberto Torres, Newman, Adilene Ortiz, Lukas Pedersen, Sofia Valencia, Justyce Vedolla, Katherine Crystal Perez Lugo, *Megan Porter, Lucia Weiss. Pulido, Nicole Reid, J T Rohrbough, Treaston • 6th Grade Principal’s List: (* All A’s Schmuckley, Carson Schram, Oswaldo for 4.0 GPA) Brandon Acevedo, *Maria Segura, Katherine Silva, *Herron Spence, Allyza Afable, Bernardo Avalos, Brittany *Jordan Steckter, Megan Steinmann, Bell, Jessica Chavez, Trevor Cristiani, Jake *Josephine Stump, Clark Walker, Freddie Dail, Cheyanne Davis, Courtney Gordon, Wilson, Bryce Woods, Rosa Zazueta *Sydnie Gradek, *Raymond Harrison, • 8th Grade Honor Roll: Alexander Brandon Hennessy, Ricardo Hernandez, Andrews, Jazzmin Barnes, Wesleigh Barnum, *Talia Hernandez, *Kayla Holland, Tyler Viviana Carlon, Carlos Carrero, Tanya Ceja, Hunt, *Gabriela Jacinto, *Madelyn Kellie Chapman, Mason Colombo, Aaron Kroppman, *Amy Longstreth, *Amanda Dhuyvetter, Joseph Foord, Elena Fuentes, Lopez, *Kiana Miller, Karen Milone, Marcelino Galindo, Cheyanne Garrett, Erika Mellissa Milosky, Kerida Moates, Jordan Gonsalez, Daniel Gonzalez, Javier Gonzalez, Morris, *McIntyre Murphy, Jeffrey Piver, Victor Gonzalez, Caitlyn Gregory Diaz, Lonnie Rickel, Christopher Schuy, Luke Caitlyn Hallman, Nathan Henry, Taylor Soberanis, Amber Sopp, *Tarin White . Hermann, Esteban Hernandez, Laura Hoefer, Deep Valley Christian School Students of the Month for September are, from left: • 7th Grade Honor Roll: Arturo Alvarez, Cassie Kerrigan, McKenzie Mangino, Austin Willcutt 1st grade; Johnathon Romandia, 2nd grade; Joe Harpe, 3rd grade; Abril Anderson, Estefania Arrendondo Monique Marmon, Brendan McNerlin, Connor Kennedy, 4th grade; and Julia Rhodes, 5th grade. Valdez, Mayra Baltazar, Candi Barrera, Miguel Angel Montiel, Fabian Moreno, Tyler Christopher Berg, Brianna Bonacorso, Jacob Mount, Hernesto Munoz, Joseph Neustel, Boudreaux, Juan Cabrera, Marco Cajas, Nancy Nieto, Cruz Ortega, Melinda Otero, lege. Higher education is one Randall concludes. Samantha Daly, Cody Davis, Lilia Clemencia Paniagua, Domonique Penny, of the best personal invest- For more information Dominguez, Hillary Dunn, Elizabeth Edgar, Olivia Polkinghorne, Alyssa Pool, Jorge Classes Brian Eldredge, Taire Erostico, Ana Garcia, Reyes, Israel Rodriguez, Alejandro Salgado, ments anyone can ever make. about upcoming Mendocino Continued from Page 3 Even in difficult conomic Joshua Gernert, Shelly Gray, Alissa Gupta, CJ Esther Sanchez, Kelsie Smith, Esia times, California’s community College classes, or to make a Hamner, Ashley Hatch, Veronica Hennosillo, Sobbizadeh, Blake Soberanis, Savannah others receive grants to cover colleges still provide some of counseling appointment, Trenton Higgins, Ashley Hopper, Karina Solomon, Leland Standerfer, Juan Tellez, college costs. Grants do not the most reasonably priced please consult the college’s Jimenez, Marilyn Kaye, Ryan Kelly, Nicholas Juan Velasco, Tucker Wildberger. need to be repaid. Students Laughlin, Gavin Lewis, Christiana Lopez, • 8th Grade Principal's List: (All A’s for educational and student sup- Spring 2007 schedule recently who may not meet grant port services in the world. At Maricela Lopez Reyes, Cheantel Loucks, Ana 4.0 GPA) Haley Andersen, Netanya Asfour, requirements can receive Mendocino College, we also mailed to local households, Marin, Christopher McMahan, Tania Lauren Ashton, Tyler Ball, Serena Addison, information about college take great pride in our small the Mendocino College Web Mendoza, Antonio Ortiz, Xavier Ortiz, Sandra Barragan, Ariel Blandford, Edgar loans that, with current low college setting and the chance site at www.mendocino.edu or Hannah Paye, Jacqueline Pickens Ramos, Castro Salazar, *Karina Chavez, Phillip Amber Ramponi, Olivia Regalia, Gabriela Coren, Deanna Curtis, Andrew Dziki, Asiyah interest rates, are now more that affords to provide rela- visit or call the Mendocino affordable than in previous tively small classes and per- Regis, Gabriel Rodriguez, Thaddaeus Rouse, Elliott, Kiley Eriksen, Courtney Gray, Andrea years. sonalized student support ser- College Ukiah Campus, 1000 Patricia Simpson, Michael Starkey, Matthew Gulbranson, Tatum Gulyas, Davis Head, “No one should assume Hensley Creek Road, 468- Stout, Amanda Thornton, Leticia Valencia, Courtney Hewett, *Sean Hull, *Armon vices when compared to larg- Omar Vasquez, Margaret Vaughn Petelle, Noe Imanverdi, Hailey Johnson, RanDee Johnson, that they cannot afford col- er, more impersonal colleges,” 3101. 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State St., Ukiah; for informa- information, call Herb, 459- • 7th Grade Principal's List: (* All A’s MacMillan, Hugh McAvoy, Cara McDermott, Calendar for 4.0 GPA) Jazmin Aceves, Robert Adams, Jonathan Medina, Chauncey Mills, *Trevor tion call Carol Crandal, 743- 5911.If an organization changes Breanna Baarts, Milan Bhula, Isaac Brown, Morris, Magdalena Nunez, Divyeshkumar Continued from Page 3 1624. a phone number, an address, or Michala Buzzard, Ashlee Caico, Hunter Carr, Patel, Marcus Ramirez, Alberto Ramos, Willits Chess Club: Meets any information in this calen- Nicholas Carr, Jalen Cook, Isabel Cruz, Sean *Nallelly Rosales Chavez, Jennifer Segura, a reservation; 462-4343. beginning at 6:30 to 10:30 p.m. dar, call Richard Rosier at the Ukiah Toastmasters Club: Dewey, Amarillis Taylor Tobisch, Brittany Totten, Hailee Van and playing until people finish Ukiah Daily Journal at 468- Dominguez, Jorge Dominguez, Noelle Housen, *Paeton Van Housen, Juan Carlos Meets Fridays, from 6:45 to on Fridays, at McDonalds, on 3520, or e-mail at udjfea- Dunken, Katherine Duwe, Vanessa Erostico, Vega, Brandi Wallis, Ava Winter, *Taylor 7:45 a.m. in the Washington Main Street in Willits; all level [email protected]. 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White, deadline will be getting these restricted Executive Director, rolls of the last of their home state World Reserve Monetary Exchange quarters at face value, in brilliant, never- circulated condition. They are only asked to cover the processing fee and “We’ve put on extra staff and have N NEVER-CIRCULATED AND AVAILABLE ONLY TO CALIFORNIANS: This artist’s rendi- earmarked all our entire vault stock. tion shows the beautiful state quarter honoring the great state of California. And for only 48 shipping. But the government is not the hours the last of these brilliant, never-circulated rolls of coins are only for California state one to thank. That means there will be enough of residents. “Everyone knows how important these special twenty-five coin state the state of California is, so we felt resident rolls for all Californians Californians deserved to get the last who beat the 48 hour order dead- of these state quarters before anyone line,” said White. else could get their hands on them,” But with less than 48 hours confirms John T. White, Executive remaining, and with a very Director of the privately owned World limited number of coins actually Reserve Monetary Exchange. minted, the demand is expected to “That’s why we’re opening our vaults be at record levels. exclusively to Californians for the next “Lots of people will be getting 10 48 hours,” White said. rolls because they make such won- “Non-residents are restricted from derful gifts for any occasion for their getting these special state resident children, parents, grandparents and rolls of the Golden State quarters. friends,” said White. And, you can’t find these rolls at the “To keep these quarters in U.S. Mint, at the Federal Reserve or their never-circulated condition, at any local bank. You can’t get them they are being carefully placed rolled this way anywhere else,” said into rich gold embroidered White. vault bags, and special custom- That’s because these are not just tailored coin jackets for California the ordinary commercial forty coin residents only,” White said. bankrolls. They were rolled into special “These vault bags turn the rolls twenty-five coin rolls under the super- of coins into an impressive gift. vision of vault workers wearing white The person who receives it will gloves and are currently under guard feel like they just got a pot of gold. N VALUABLE: at the private World Reserve secured And these vault bags and custom- The values of some facility. tailored coin jackets are available uncirculated state quarters Now, they will only be released only to California state residents,” he have already skyrocketed. But only to California residents. And at face added. residents of the great state of California are getting the last of these Golden State quarters value, they are getting them for a real Whether readers get these special in the special twenty-fi ve coin restricted resident rolls. They are steal. restricted California State Quarters being delivered in the custom-tailored coin jackets for CA residents only. These California Golden States for themselves or to give as gifts, one have never been circulated. 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Shown is today’s weather. Temperatures are today’s highs Today Tue. Today Tue. TODAY and tonight’s lows. City Hi/Lo/W Hi/Lo/W City Hi/Lo/W Hi/Lo/W Anaheim 76/48/s 74/47/s Napa 63/40/s 60/40/pc Antioch 58/36/s 58/38/s Needles 67/43/s 69/42/s 68° Arroyo Grande 74/41/s 68/42/s Oakland 61/42/s 58/43/pc Sunrise today ...... 7:32 a.m. Atascadero 70/31/s 69/34/s Ontario 75/43/s 73/42/s Sunset tonight ...... 5:07 p.m. Rockport 56/45 Auburn 63/40/pc 62/39/s Orange 75/48/s 74/46/s Moonrise today ...... 10:32 p.m. Barstow 62/35/s 63/35/s Oxnard 69/48/s 66/45/s Partly sunny Moonset today ...... 10:32 a.m. Laytonville Big Sur 69/45/s 67/39/s Palm Springs 74/48/s 74/45/s Covelo 59/31 Bishop 57/19/s 59/22/s Pasadena 76/50/s 74/48/s 63/34 Blythe 71/39/s 70/39/s Pomona 77/46/s 75/45/s MOON PHASES Burbank 76/46/s 75/44/s Potter Valley 66/34/pc 61/33/pc TONIGHT Westport California City 65/39/s 66/39/s Redding 66/36/pc 61/36/pc Last New First Full 59/43 Carpinteria 66/49/s 64/50/s Riverside 78/40/s 75/40/s Catalina 72/59/s 70/52/s Sacramento 56/35/s 56/40/s 36° Chico 63/40/pc 61/40/pc Salinas 68/38/s 65/42/s Fort Bragg Willows Crescent City 58/41/pc 52/38/pc San Bernardino 77/43/s 75/42/s Death Valley 64/38/s 65/36/s San Diego 71/50/s 66/48/s Jan. 11 Jan. 18 Jan. 25 Feb. 1 59/40 63/37 Clear Downey 76/50/s 73/48/s San Fernando 75/50/s 73/47/s Encinitas 72/47/s 70/46/s San Francisco 61/45/s 59/44/pc ALMANAC Elk Willits Escondido 76/43/s 75/41/s San Jose 63/39/s 62/43/s 63/31 Eureka 55/38/pc 55/36/pc San Luis Obispo 75/37/s 70/38/s Ukiah through 2 p.m. Sunday 56/44 Redwood Valley Fort Bragg 59/40/pc 57/38/pc San Rafael 59/47/s 58/46/pc TUESDAY 66/34 Temperature Fresno 58/36/pc 58/38/pc Santa Ana 74/47/s 69/46/s 64° High ...... 58° UKIAH Gilroy 67/39/s 65/41/s Santa Barbara 68/37/s 65/40/s Low ...... 30° 68/36 Indio 77/39/s 75/39/s Santa Cruz 66/45/s 64/44/s 37° Normal high ...... 55° Lakeport Irvine 73/47/s 69/46/s Santa Monica 74/49/s 69/48/s Normal low ...... 36° 67/42 Hollywood 76/51/s 74/50/s Santa Rosa 64/37/pc 59/37/pc Philo Record high ...... 75° in 1962 Lucerne Lake Arrowhead 68/36/s 67/35/s S. Lake Tahoe 47/14/pc 49/19/s 65/39 Boonville Lodi 57/35/pc 58/38/s Stockton 57/35/pc 57/35/pc Partly sunny Record low ...... 22° in 1937 66/40 67/40 Precipitation Lompoc 69/41/s 65/42/s Tahoe Valley 47/14/pc 49/19/s Long Beach 74/47/s 70/45/s Torrance 70/51/s 68/50/s 24 hrs to 2 p.m. Sun...... 0.00” Gualala Los Angeles 74/50/s 72/48/s Vacaville 62/37/pc 60/40/pc WEDNESDAY Month to date ...... 0.40” Mammoth 55/25/s 53/22/s Vallejo 61/42/s 60/42/pc Normal month to date ...... 1.63” 58/47 Clearlake 67/42 Marysville 59/37/pc 58/39/pc Van Nuys 79/44/s 76/42/s 49° Season to date ...... 10.78” Modesto 57/34/pc 55/37/pc Visalia 53/35/pc 54/36/s Last season to date ...... 26.84” Monrovia 77/51/s 75/48/s Willits 63/31/pc 58/29/pc Normal season to date ...... 15.93” Cloverdale 30° Monterey 66/42/s 63/43/s Yosemite Valley 58/32/s 56/31/s 68/43 Morro Bay 70/38/s 67/39/s Yreka 49/25/pc 47/26/pc Partly sunny and colder Forecasts and graphics provided by AccuWeather, Inc. ©2007 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: 733.05 feet; Storage: 61124 acre-feet (Maximum storage 122,500 acre-feet) Inflow: 333 cfs Outflow: 127 cfs Air quality – Not available Easy ways to go green in 2007 here in the Bay area By Janis Mara pounds, according to the Earth learn more, go to information about energy effi- even when the phone is not Comey said. ANG Business Writer Day Network. www.pge.com/climatesmart ciency and renewable energy. plugged in. For those of us who aren't And it's a case of doing or call (800) 743-5000. Summer is a long way off, Don't forget to use the recy- poised to snap up a Toyota With sweeping new well by doing good. You can Also, you can do an online but it's the Season of the cle bin. A large amount of Prius or other hybrid, first of California legislation limiting save at least $90 over the life energy audit on your home at Energy Hog in California, what each household throws all, do routine maintenance. greenhouse gas emissions, of the bulb by replacing a 100- www.pge.com/res/energy_too when energy demand peaks out can be recycled, at huge That's a no-brainer, right? hundreds of hybrids hitting watt incandescent bulb with a ls_resources/energy_tools.ht thanks mostly to air condition- carbon savings. "Underinflated tires are the the road and a new year dawn- 25-watt fluorescent lamp, said ml. The survey shows you ers. If you're in the market to easiest and cheapest culprit ing, going green is high on Pacific Gas and Electric how energy-efficient your Since the state relies first buy a car, consider getting a you can address," Comey said. many Bay Area residents' spokesman Keely Wachs. home is and suggests ways to on newer and cleaner plants, hybrid, most of which run off "For each pound of pressure New Year's resolution lists. How's this for easy? In an conserve. as demand peaks, it must turn both electricity and gasoline. your tires are underinflated, it Here are some easy ways to innovative new program, Another tip: during the to less efficient power plants Driving a hybrid vehicle can sap as much as 2 percent conserve energy in your ClimateSmart, PG&E is offer- winter, you can save as much that also produce more air reduces life cycle greenhouse of your fuel economy." ing something akin to an as 2 to 3 percent of your fur- emissions, said Gregg gases by about 30 percent home, car and business. Since this is all about tak- "Many people think big indulgence for carbon emis- nace's energy by lowering the Fishman of the California compared with a conventional sions. Customers can volun- temperature by 1 degree (if it's Independent System Operator, vehicle, according to the ing the easy way out, when issues like protecting the envi- you get your oil changed, ronment are beyond their con- teer to pay extra every month set between 65 and 72 degrees which operates the state's Environmental and Energy trol, but even small steps can _ about $4.13 for the average Fahrenheit), Wachs said. Aim energy grid. So it's important Study Institute. make sure the attendants become very significant if residential customer _ to neu- for 68 degrees. to conserve. As hybrid use increases, it check your tire pressure. enough people are doing the tralize their carbon output, Also, turning down the You can save 3 to 5 percent could reduce greenhouse Slow down to save gas. same thing," said Sean Comey Wachs said. thermostat on your hot water of your air conditioner's ener- gases a projected 5.1 metric "Driving over 65 miles an of AAA of Northern PG&E will take the extra heater and buying a thermal gy for every degree you raise tons annually by 2010, hour causes a dramatic California. money you kick in and use it blanket for the hot water tank the thermostat between 70 and according to a November increase in how much fuel you For example, if every U.S. to plant trees and buy forests could save 1,050 pounds of 85 degrees. And don't do laun- 2006 study by the Institute of use," Comey said. household replaced its light so the trees can't be cut down, carbon emissions a year, dry in the afternoon, because Transportation Studies at Also, there is no real need bulbs with energy-efficient Wachs said. according to the it raises the temperature and University of California, to play Grand Prix the next compact fluorescent bulbs, the To sign up for the program, Environmental and Energy the demand. Davis. time the light changes. "Your cumulative effect would lower which officially launches this Study Institute, a Washington, Also, unplug "energy vam- Of course, "not everybody mileage drops to 3 miles a gal- our annual carbon dioxide spring, e-mail D.C.-based nonprofit that pro- pires" such as your cell phone wants to go out and buy a lon if you stomp on the gas," emissions by about 125 billion [email protected]. To vides policymakers with charger, which uses energy hybrid right now," AAA's Comey said.

rights activist and author thought, action and communi- "I helped Imperial In Berlin, Weller spent ance and that imbalance, I Weller Cornel West. ty for proponents of a Master Chemical Industries, the about two weeks preparing believe, is leading to dreadful The 100 questions to be Race intent on enslaving the biggest company in Britain, answers to the 100 questions pain and it must stop. If 80 Continued from Page A-1 answered, like the panelists, rest of the world. when they had to get out of asked of those at the Table of percent of the world and were chosen by those who had The books' authors includ- chlorine-based chemistry," he Free Voices. humanity is poor, such moting democracy and taken part in the year-long ed Albert Einstein, Sigmund told TWN. "They had a chem- He called for global gov- inequity fuels anger, conflicts empowerment for women in Dropping Knowledge project, Freud, Ernest Hemingway, ical plant the size of Willits ernments "to really protect and injustice... In an increas- their respective countries; an on-line exchange entitled Jack London, H.G. Wells, and (contributed to) acid rain collective human rights and ingly crowded world with * Zimbabwean Gladman "Ask Yourself." Franz Kafka, Thomas Mann, killing forests in the common good," safeguard finite environmental limits, Chibememe, chair of the Earth In answering the questions, Bertold Brecht, and even Scandinavia." the climate and settle interna- the human species confronts a Healing Association dedicated each panelist was provided teacher of the blind Helen With a background in visu- tional disputes." painful tradeoff between prof- to conservation of traditional with an individual camera and Keller. al art and a graduate degree On the other hand, he ligate material, consumption agriculture, promotion of non- microphone, enabling him or Brian Weller was invited to combining applied psycholo- championed a very local of wealthy, and meeting the timber forest products, her to communicate with the the Table of Free Voices after gy and organizational devel- "sense of place:" basic needs of everybody." and watershed protection; others. he met Randall and Jackie opment, Weller has developed "(Fossil fuels are) becom- When conflicts do occur, * Japan's Takashi Kiuchi, a The technology also pro- Wallace, a key organizer of a mediation style that makes ing more and more expensive Weller advocates non-violent former managing director of vided archival material for an the Dropping Knowledge net- use of what he calls "mind and less and less tenable as we Mitsubishi Electric, who action and calls war the "low- on-line presentation now work, through the internet link mapping," a colorful, visual use up more of the world's est form of communication" founded an organization dedi- available at www.dropping- project provided by the Willits presentation of ideas in play. resources. So in a way, history cated to enhancing corporate and the "greatest tragedy of knowledge.org. Economic LocaLization orga- Those who wonder whether may be showing us in the next the human spirit:" social responsibility; The object of the project, nization (WELL) and the or not they have been heard in maybe not too distant future, * German physicist Hans- according to a publication international Post Carbon a discussion are able to see the next few years, that return- "So, why do we consider Peter Durr, who became a entitled Once you see it you Institute. their words and the related ing to a sense of place is actu- some people's lives to be pacifist after studying under can't unsee it, was to "foster The institute, which is now place on the communal map ally not just a cultural necessi- worth more than others? Why "father of the H-Bomb" new thoughts, reflections and based in Ukiah, has hired with the help of an overhead ty, but an economic necessity. do we do that? I think it's a Edward Teller; sustainable solutions to Weller to help spread the word projector. In many ways, I think we're complete error. It's a mistake. * American anti-war inspire communities of action on creating post-oil sustain- "Art is a way to open hearts going to be happier for it." In Sanskrit the expression is activist Cindy Sheehan, within the emerging global able, local communities. and minds," Weller says. In the meantime, he said, "prajnaparadh." It means whose son was killed in Iraq; society." Weller, who also serves on Applying his skills locally economic conditions con- "mistake of the intellect." So * Inuit elder and healer The Table of Free Voices, WELL's steering committee, on a pro-bono basis, Weller tribute to suffering and con- it's a mistake. It's an error. It's Angaangaq Lyberth, a cham- more than 124 feet in diame- has acted as consultant and helped move Brooktrails resi- flict: a bug in the software you pion of green and human ter, encircled the spot where mediator on corporate reorga- dents from passionate opposi- "I mean if you think about could say. We've got to fix it." rights issues and participant in the events of May 10, 1933 nization, sometimes with new tion to reasonable co-creation the over-consumptive, How can it be fixed? UNESCO's Panel on Religion had the opposite objective: the environmental laws or envi- in the development of a man- resource-depleting, unsustain- "My God. Love one anoth- and Spirituality; and burning of about 10,000 ronmental consciousness in agement plan for community's able economic system that we er. I think that's the key to * African-American human books that inspired too much view. forested greenbelt. live in, there's a huge imbal- respect."

development, hydrology and In December, the House Watch Repair UVAP water availability, agriculture, Bills and Senate passed a bill set- land use, connections and ting a six-month deadline for Continued from Page A-1 access and public safety. Continued from Page A-1 a finalized comprehensive In addition, the council, recovery plan for salmon on NIGHT AT THE MUSEUM (PG) DIG (415) 705 and native Spanish speakers, nesses back on their feet is a Need a watch battery board and commissions will the Klamath River. The provi- ROCKY BALBOA (PG) DIG (430) 720 Native Americans, owners top priority for me and my or watch band? discuss community vision, sion was included in the THE QUEEN (PG-13) DIG (445) 715 and developers of large prop- colleagues from California economic development, Magnuson-Stevens Fishery Stop By today... ERAGON (PG) DIG (515) 740 erties identified as key discus- and Oregon,” Thompson, Conservation and growth management, resource WE ARE MARSHALL (PG) DIG 725 sion sites, seniors, youth, protection and management, whose legislation was co- Management Act at the D. William Jewelers authored by 11 other represen- THE HOLIDAY (PG-13) DIG (425) young adults and the business infrastructure and implemen- request of Thompson and Pear Tree Center community, according to the tatives, said. “But it is also Boxer. It is the first time CHARLOTTE'S WEB (G) DIG (420) 700 tation and administration. 462-4636 Times For 1/8 ©2007 Mendocino County Planning The meeting, which will important that we stay Congress has ever required Team. run from 9 a.m. to noon at the focused on restoring the the implementation of a They have been compiled Ukiah Valley Conference salmon population in the recovery plan. into a workbook that will be Center, 200 S. School St., is Klamath basin so this disaster “I look forward to monitor- used at the study session and open to the public. does not continue into the ing the government's 1651 Talmage Rd ~ Ukiah include collaborative and For more information, con- future.” progress,” Thompson said. NOW OPEN inclusive decision making, tact the County Planning innovative and creative citi- Coffee ~ Tea ~ Ice Cream ~ Smoothies Team at (707) 467-2569 or Hot Dogs ~ Soup ~ Salads ~ Pastries ~ Sandwiches zens, community gathering view documents online at visit us online at www.ukiahdailyjournal.com places, “small town” charac- http://www.co.mendocino.ca. Now Serving: Mon. - Fri. 6 am - 4 pm ter, growth forecast, economic us/planningteam. 707.468.8638 • Free Wireless Internet SPORTS MONDAY, JAN. 8, 2007 – B-1 Editor: James Arens, 468-3518 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected]

LOCAL NCAA FOOTBALL NOTES | USC’S MARIO DANELO CALENDAR Danelo’s death likely to be accident or suicide TUESDAY JAN. 9 Girls Basketball vs. Santa By ANA BEATRIZ CHOLO Point Fermin lighthouse in the city’s logo was spread out, surrounded by mer NFL kicker Joe Danelo, made 15 Rosa Away 4:00, 6:00 and 7:30 Associated Press Writer San Pedro section. flowers and candles and a message of 16 field goals this season and led p.m. LOS ANGELES — Foul play prob- While police have not completely reading “Rest in Peace Danelo” spray- the Trojans in scoring with 89 points. WEDNESDAY JAN. 10 ably was not a factor in the death of ruled out foul play, Vernon said “there painted on the ground. The junior made two field goals in the UHS boy’s baskebtall vs. Southern California kicker Mario didn’t appear to be a crime involved.” Nearby, a sign warned: “Danger Do Rose Bowl on Monday to help USC Cardinal Newman at home 4:30/6/7:30 Danelo, whose body was found about An autopsy could be performed as Not Enter Unstable and Slippery beat Michigan 32-18. UHS wrestling at Elsie Allen 120 feet down a rocky cliff, police said early as Monday, coroner’s officials Surfaces Steep Drops.” He only missed two field goals in and Piner, 5 p.m. Mendocino College men’s Sunday. said. Fire Department spokesman Brian his career, going 26-for-28, and was basketball at Contra Costa “It was fairly apparent that this was Someone flying a remote-control Humphrey said investigators did not 127-of-134 on extra points. In 2005, College 7:30 p.m. either an accident or suicide,” said Lt. airplane noticed something at the bot- find a surf board, scuba-diving tanks he set NCAA single-season records THURSDAY JAN. 11 Paul Vernon. tom of the cliff Saturday and a friend or anything else to indicate Danelo with 83 extra points and 86 attempts. UHS girl’s basketball at home Danelo’s brother said Sunday that might have been down there for any of Speaking on behalf of Trojans against Piner 4:30/6/7:30 p.m. hiked down to the beach and discov- “it was an unfortunate accident.” ered the body, police officials said. the recreational activities common to coach Pete Carroll, USC spokesman “He was a good kid,” Joey Danelo Investigators were looking into the area. Tim Tessalone said: “We were stunned COMMUNITY said during a phone interview with whether Danelo was out with friends Humphrey said over the years a to hear about this tragedy. This is a The Associated Press. “There was not Friday night. He was last seen around handful of people had fallen from the great loss. Mario was a wonderful DIGEST a person I know that didn’t like him.” midnight, authorities said. cliff. young man of high character. Investigators were examining evi- A makeshift memorial was placed “It’s entirely possible that he fell,” “He was one heck of a kicker. He SAL “Kids Only” fun dence recovered after Danelo’s body near the top of the steep cliff where Humphrey said. and fitness program See DANELO, Page B-3 Mendocino Co. Sheriff's Youth was found Saturday afternoon near Danelo fell. A flag bearing the USC Danelo, the 21-year-old son of for- Activities League (SAL) and the Redwood Health Club of Ukiah are sponsoring a "KIDS ONLY" fun and fitness program at the Redwood Health Club, on NFL | NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS 37, NEW YORK JETS 16 Thursday nights from 5:30 P.M. NFL | EAGLES 23 to 6:30 PM, in Court #3, for ages 7 years to 12 years, coed, GIANTS 20 and free of charge. Learn Patriots are heading to San Diego strength training, gain endurance, stability and build Akers confidence. Personal Trainers By DENNIS WASZAK Jr. "MJ and Nick" will exhaust your kids and send them home AP Sports Writer sweaty. For more info call RHC FOXBOROUGH, Mass. — The clutch at 468-0441 or drop by the Club. There is an annual $5.00 insur- teacher had the upper hand in this game ance and administration fee for — and so did Tom Brady, his quarter- SAL programs, but it may be back. kick waived for cause. Brady capped long scoring drives Ukiah Lions Football with short touchdown passes to Daniel and Cheerleading Graham and Kevin Faulk, and Asante seals win Awards Ceremony Samuel sealed it with a 36-yard intercep- The ceremony, scheduled for tion return for a score with 4:54 left in By ROB MAADDI Saturday January 6 has been the game as Bill Belichick’s three-time AP Sports Writer canceled. A future date will be announced. Super Bowl champions beat the New PHILADELPHIA — The York Jets 37-16 on Sunday. snap was there, the hold was Hopland basketball New England (13-4), the only team to good and the kick was per- league Dec.-Feb. fect. The Hopland band of Pomo win a playoff game in each of the last Indians is starting a basketball four seasons, will play at top-seeded San David Akers hit a 38-yard league. There are eight games Diego (14-2) next Sunday. The Patriots field goal with no time guaranteed and all teams will remaining to give the make the playoffs. There is a are going for their fourth Super Bowl $375 team fee and a player fee title in six seasons. Philadelphia Eagles a 23-20 of $10. For more information victory over the New York contact Armando Madrigal at “It’s a huge challenge, the best team 744-1647 ext. 1500, fax info to in the NFL this year, the MVP,” line- Giants in a wild-card playoff 744-1506 or email him at backer Tedy Bruschi said of the Chargers game Sunday. [email protected]. and running back LaDainian Tomlinson. A day after Dallas lost to SAL boxing classes “It’s a huge challenge.” Seattle when quarterback The Sheriff’s Activity League The loss ended a surprising run by the Tony Romo fumbled the has expanded its hours and Jets, who won their last three regular- hold on what could have coach Cris Fischer is back. The been a go-ahead field goal, new winter hours are Tuesday at season games to get into the playoffs in 5:30 p.m., Thursday at 6:45 what was supposed to be a rebuilding the Eagles executed the p.m. and Friday at 5:00 p.m.. seemingly routine play that Boxing classes are ongoing and season under rookie coach Mangini. all ages and levels are wel- Belichick’s former assistant showed he has cost teams important come. Parental signatures are learned a lot in his six years in New games in recent weeks. needed for minors and the Brian Westbrook had 141 charge is $5. SAL boxing class- England, but the mentor still had some es are held at the Redwood lessons left to teach. yards rushing, including a Health Club. Questions? call spectacular, slashing 49-yard Cris at 463-1229. After the game, the two coaches, whose relationship has cooled since TD run in the second quarter. Mangini left to become coach of the Jets, His 65-yard punt return for UHS baseball clinic an apparent score in the third The City of Ukiah and the met at midfield and Belichick hugged Ukiah High Wildcats would like Mangini. quarter was nullified by a to announce the beginning of Brady improved to 10-2 against the penalty on rookie Torrance registration for a high school Daniels. baseball clinic supervised by Jets (10-7), and played much better than the Ukiah High School baseball Jeff Garcia threw for 153 in the teams’ last meeting, when New ANG photo coaching staff. Come join the yards, one touchdown and fun and learn about every York frustrated the quarterback and won LaDainian Tomlinson will square off against the Patriots next week.The aspect of the game: hitting, slid- 17-14. This time, Brady was in control Chargers have home field advantage throughout the playoffs. played efficiently enough to ing, fielding, and much more. right from the start. win for the sixth time in This clinic will be held every has made him so deadly in big games. quarter. seven starts since replacing Monday through Thursday from New England, which has won seven 3:30pm till 5:00pm. Clinics will of eight since that loss to New York, New England took over at its 37 and Chad Pennington’s pass was knocked an injured Donovan run weekly through February improved to 9-1 at home in the playoffs, with a series of short passes and runs got down by Rosevelt Colvin and picked up McNabb. 1st, 2007. The clinic is open to Eli Manning threw two boys ages 14 to 18 and is locat- and hasn’t lost in the postseason since a to the Jets 7. by Vince Wilfork, who rumbled 31 yards touchdown passes to Plaxico ed at the Ukiah High School 31-14 defeat against the Houston Oilers Brady then found Kevin Faulk with a to the Jets 15 before being tackled by baseball field. There is NO short pass and the running back zipped Cotchery. The play was ruled a back- Burress, including an 11- charge for this clinic, however on Dec. 31, 1978. The Jets made things yard strike that tied it at 20 pre-registration is required and interesting early, taking a 10-7 lead in into the end zone with 5:16 left as the ward pass and a fumble, and the ruling can be done at the City of with 5:04 left. the second quarter on a 77-yard touch- Patriots quarterback put up both hands was upheld after a challenge by Mangini. Ukiah. 411 W. Clay St. Please and pointed skyward. Four plays later, Stephen Gostkowski In what probably was his call the City of Ukiah down catch and run by Jerricho last game, Tiki Barber ran for Community Services Cotchery. Brady finished 22-of-34 for 212 yards kicked a 28-yard field goal to give New Department for more informa- England a 23-13 lead. 137 yards for the Giants. A tion call 463-6201. But it was all New England from that and two touchdowns, while Jabbar Gaffney had eight catches for 104 yards. Mike Nugent’s 37-yard field goal 3:21 three-time Pro Bowl running point in the teams’ second-ever meeting back, Barber plans to retire Lady ‘Cats fast-pitch in the playoffs, the last also a victory by The Patriots also outrushed the Jets 148- into the fourth quarter made it 23-16. 70. The Patriots got things started early after 10 seasons in the NFL. softball clinic the Patriots in 1985. The Eagles are far from Jan. 9-Feb. 2 With the Patriots leading 23-16, New England also took advantage of a on Corey Dillon’s 11-yard touchdown The City of Ukiah and the Brady engineered the type of drive that big mistake by the Jets late in the third See PATRIOTS, Page B-2 Ukiah High Lady Wildcats would See AKERS, Page B-3 like to announce the beginning of registration for a fast-pitch softball clinic supervised by the Ukiah High School Softball coaching staff. Come and learn about every aspect of the game: NCAA FOOTBALL | OHIO STATE VS. FLORIDA hitting, pitching, fielding and much more. The clinic is open to girls ages 14-18 and the clinic takes place at the Ukiah High OSU vs. Florida: Too big to call it a bowl School softball fields. The days and times are as follows: By RALPH D. RUSSO ended Nov. 18 because we knew going Bowl last week and removing any “I got lucky with that.” Tuesdays, 4-dark, Wednesdays, 3-dark and Thursdays, from 4- AP Sports Writer in you have to win them all,” said Ohio questions about whether the winner of With Troy Smith on their side, the dark. There is no charge for the SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. — A new era State coach Jim Tressel, seeking his Monday’s night game at shiny new Buckeyes didn’t need much luck. clinic, however pre-registration is required and can be complet- of college football begins Monday second national title in his sixth season University of Phoenix Stadium in Smith was brilliant in his senior ed at the City of Ukiah at 411 W. night with No. 1 Ohio State and No. 2 with the Buckeyes. Glendale should be national champi- season, throwing for 2,507 yards and Clay St. For more information Florida playing a game that’s grown But Florida? The Gators (12-1) on. 30 touchdowns as the Buckeyes call 463-6714. too big to be called a bowl. lived on the edge, navigating a brutal Ohio State’s won four national outscored the opposition by 26 per BAM Wrestling Club A week after New Year’s Day, after Southeastern Conference schedule by titles, the last in 2002 when Maurice game. He turned the Heisman voting Practices run from 6:30 p.m. all the bowls have been played, the orchestrating several great escapes. Clarett and the Buckeyes shocked a into another rout, winning in a record- to 8 p.m. every Wednesday and Buckeyes and Gators meet in the first Blocked kicks, late rallies and a powerful Miami team in a double- breaking landslide. Thursday. The cost is $40. BCS national championship game. healthy dose of trickery — Florida overtime classic in Arizona. A fifth Of course, Heisman winners have HEY LOCAL “It’s the Super Bowl of college used it all. It’s enough to make some title would match USC and Miami for found themselves on the losing end COACHES! football and I think college football say good fortune has been the Gators’ the fourth-most in major college foot- more often than not when playing for a Please report your game needed that,” Gators coach Urban best friend. ball. BCS national title. Five have done so results! Phone (707) 468-3518 or make submissions to: The Meyer said Sunday. They see it another way. But this one would be unique for since 2000, and only one — USC’s Ukiah Daily Journal Sports What the bigger — if not better — “We don’t really believe in des- Ohio State. Only Florida State in 1999 Matt Leinart in ’04 — has won. Department, 590 S. School Bowl Championship Series got for its tiny,” defensive tackle Ray McDonald. and USC in 2004 have gone from pre- Smith said the Heisman isn’t a bur- Street, Ukiah, CA 95482. Fax (707) 468-3544 or visit new showcase event is a 1 vs. 2 “We believe when your number’s season to post-bowls as No. 1 in The den. www.ukiahdailyjournal.com matchup that had many skeptical at called you make that play.” Associated Press Top 25. “I am not going into this game click on “Sports”, then click on the “Report Game Scores” ban- first about it’s legitimacy. Still, Florida needed help to get Athletic director Gene Smith chal- thinking I am the Heisman Trophy ner. Heisman Trophy winner Troy Smith here. lenged the Buckeyes before the season winner so I have to do this,” he said. and the Buckeyes (12-0) were a no- Southern California’s loss to UCLA to set themselves apart by going wire- “For everybody out there, I want them Editor’s note: The Ukiah Daily brainer. The Big Ten champions have on the last day of the regular season to-wire as No. 1. to know that I think the Heisman Journal welcomes submissions from local youth sports teams. been No. 1 since the preseason, and opened the door for Florida, and a sea “I’ve always felt that in great pro- Trophy is a team award. If my team is You can e-mail results to udjs- already have a pair of victories against change among poll voters allowed the grams you need to find ways to differ- not undefeated, I am probably not in [email protected] or visit The teams ranked No. 2. Gators to jump over Michigan in the entiate yourself from history,” he said. this kind of situation.” Daily Journal Web site “You know the only time we final BCS standings — and into a “What is your mark as a senior class? Make no mistake, Ohio State (www.ukiahdailyjournal.com), and click on “Sports.” thought for sure that we were going to matchup with the Buckeyes. I just felt that that’s just something wouldn’t be here without Smith, who’s be in the national championship is Then USC helped out Florida again, they should focus on, trying to leave when that game (against Michigan) pounding the Wolverines in the Rose their legacy. See BOWL, Page B-3 B-2 – MONDAY, JAN. 8, 2007 SPORTS THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL What this BCS game Next week should make for good football By BARRY WILNER 492 points, 65 more than any- Peyton Manning and his sta- around the team’s season. needs is a good body slam AP Football Writer one else. ble of superb receivers. Now, the Eagles face the By JIM LITKE say, ’No, that’s not how it The San Diego Chargers Then again, these are the But in rookie Joseph Addai, Saints’ high-powered offense AP Sports Columnist went.”’ probably expected to see the Patriots, the most resilient who rushed for 122 yards — led by quarterback Drew GLENDALE, Ariz. — By then, Joe had already New England Patriots some- team in football. They have 90 more than Kansas City star Brees, running backs Deuce What college football needs at given up on football and start- where in the AFC playoffs. It lost only one of their last eight Larry Johnson — the Colts McAllister and Reggie Bush, the moment, even more than a ed making his mark in the will happen next Sunday, games and went 7-1 on the have balance. and receivers Marques playoff, is a good body slam. wrestling racket. When James when the AFC’s best team this road. Indianapolis also lost its Colston and Joe Horn. They’ll And we know just the guy was born, though, he chan- season hosts the NFL’s best “They’re good on defense,” last four road games after win- do so without cornerback Lito to do it. neled those desires into team this decade. Belichick said about the ning the first four. And Sheppard, who dislocated his His name is James coaching his son’s peewee The Patriots secured their Chargers. “They’re good on Baltimore was 7-1 at home. elbow against New York. Laurinaitis, and if it sounds teams. trip to San Diego on Sunday offense. They’re good on spe- “I think it is a fine line,” Some have dubbed the vaguely familiar, well, it “He used his wrestling with a convincing 37-16 vic- cial teams. They can score. Colts coach Tony Dungy said. Saints a team of destiny, but should. More on that in a voice a lot on the field. Imagine as fifth- and sixth- tory over their division rivals, They can stop you. They had a “We have struggled lately, but the Eagles have looked like a moment. the New York Jets. Tom Brady week’s rest. I’m sure they’re what we’ve got to do is find a charmed squad recently, too. First, try to remember the graders hearing that,” James recalled. “Parents, too.” guided three long scoring dri- going to be ready.” way to duplicate what we did last time a national champi- ves and threw two touchdown The other AFC divisional- yesterday — and play better.” Seattle (10-7) at Chicago onship was so badly in need Joe’s private persona, though, was very different passes, and Asante Samuel round game will have (13-3) of some buzz. Bowl fatigue had a 36-yard interception Indianapolis at Baltimore next Eagles (11-6) at New The Seahawks are fortunate and the start of the NFL play- from the public figure who made his living parading return for a score with 4:54 Saturday. The Colts beat Orleans (10-6) to be heading to Soldier Field offs have made it easy to for- around in tights, a mohawk, a left. Kansas City 23-8 on Saturday. Philadelphia won its sixth after Dallas threw away the get college football’s biggest painted face and spiked shoul- That set up the matchup In the NFC, Philadelphia straight game in dramatic first-round match. Or maybe game isn’t until Monday der pads. At the height of his between New England (13-4), beat the New York Giants 23- fashion. After the Giants tied not so fortunate, considering night, and nobody wearing the reign in the wrestling world, winner of three of the last five 20 on a last-second 38-yard it, Philly marched 46 yards they are banged-up on colors of Ohio State or Florida Joe flew back to Minnesota Super Bowls, and San Diego field goal from David Akers. and used up the remaining defense, particularly in the has said or done anything every Saturday morning to (14-2), which had the best That sends the Eagles to New 5:04. Akers won it just a few secondary, and they lost 37-6 memorable enough to change coach his son’s games, then record in the NFL and Orleans next Saturday night. hours after Dallas blew a sim- there on Oct. 1. that. back to wherever that LaDainian Tomlinson, the Seattle edged Dallas 21-20 ilar opportunity when holder At least this time, star run- If this Bowl Championship evening’s rasslin’ extravagan- league’s Most Valuable on Saturday and will visit Tony Romo couldn’t hang ning back Shaun Alexander Series title was being contest- za was being staged. By the Player, Offensive Player of Chicago next Sunday. onto the snap. will be available. He was side- ed in New Orleans, chances time James reached high the Year and leading rusher. All four home teams won The Eagles got a terrific lined with a broken foot back are good we’d have at least school, Dad knew enough to “It’s a huge challenge, the this weekend. performance from Brian then. one arrest or a barroom brawl defer to coaches whose exper- best team in the NFL this year, Westbrook, who rushed for While the Bears haven’t by now. But here in the sedate tise exceeded his own and the MVP,” linebacker Tedy Colts (13-4) at Ravens 141 yards, including a daz- been quite as overwhelmingly Valley of the Sun, most play- quietly stepped aside. Bruschi said. “It’s a huge (13-3) zling 49-yard TD run in the late in the year and have got- ers have said so few interest- That explains why, when challenge.” Indianapolis (13-4) showed second quarter. His 65-yard ten inconsistent quarterback- ing things they might as well someone asked Tressel It always is against New some staunch defense for once punt return for an apparent ing, their defense is elite. have shown up for news con- whether Joe Laurinaitis ever England since Bill Belichick in beating the Chiefs (9-8). score in the third quarter was Linebackers Brian Urlacher ferences still wearing their threatened to “body slam you” became coach. The Patriots The lowest-ranked run nullified by a penalty. and Lance Briggs are play- mouthpieces. if James didn’t get enough are 11-1 under him in the post- defense in football held New Orleans beat makers who must make up for And if there was any doubt playing time, the coach season, and they manhandled Kansas City to 44 yards on the Philadelphia 27-24 at the the absence of tackle Tommie where they got their cues, replied with a straight face, the Jets (10-7) late in ground and 126 overall. Superdome in October, when Harris. Gators coach Urban Meyer “He didn’t mention that, no. Sunday’s game. A similar defensive effort Eagles QB Donovan McNabb “The best defense in the and counterpart Jim Tressel But I would listen more to his They aren’t likely to do that might be needed at Baltimore still was healthy. Veteran Jeff NFL. You might have to be said even less, leaving the mom, anyway.” against a Chargers team that (13-3). The Ravens have the Garcia has stepped in since crazy to want to play them, I impression they’d rather swal- And Tressel is not the only has won 10 straight games, top-rated defense in the league McNabb got hurt and has per- don’t know,” Seattle quarter- low a dry eraser than utter one. went 8-0 at home and scored and it certainly will pressure formed brilliantly to turn back Matt Hasselbeck said. anything that might turn up on James has spent a good part the blackboard in the oppos- of his 20 years hanging around rings and play- ing locker room. wrestling with luminaries like On top of that, there’s a Stone Cold Steve Austin. He Stanford Cardinal win on last second shot nagging sense the best games grew up big and skilled have already been played — enough in the process to earn By HANK KURZ Jr. The Cardinal (9-4) trailed in its new John Paul Jones Anthony Goods and Fred and in the same locale, no an invitation to join the circuit AP Sports Writer 75-74 after Virginia’s J.R. Arena, and came in spite of Washington each had 11 for less. if either football or his busi- Reynolds made one of two another dazzling effort by the the Cardinal. On Dec. 29, Texas Tech ness degree don’t provide a CHARLOTTESVILLE, free throws with 9.4 seconds Cavaliers’ Sean Singletary, Reynolds added 14 — all in pulled off the biggest come- comfortable living. James Va. — Lawrence Hill made a left. who scored 24 points after the last 12:03 — and Adrian back in bowl history, rallying calls that “not too bad of a driving floater with nine- But they inbounded the averaging 35 in blowouts Joseph had 12 for Virginia, from 31 points down against fallback job.” But his father, tenths of a second to play ball, got it to Hill in the corner against American and which didn’t make a field goal Minnesota in the Insight on who retired last year and lim- Sunday night, producing the and he drove, making a short Gonzaga. in the foul-plagued final 3:28. Dec. 29. Just three days later its his involvement in 14th lead change in a game jumper that sat on the front of Robin Lopez led Stanford The game featured 49 per- came Boise State’s wild 43-42 wrestling to motivational that was close throughout and the rim and fell. with 15 points, Hill had 13 sonal fouls — 26 against overtime win over Oklahoma speaking, says there’s very lit- giving Stanford a 76-75 victo- Stanford — and 53 free tle chance of that happening. The loss was the first in and Brook Lopez, the 7-foot on New Year’s Day, topped ry against Virginia. nine games for Virginia (9-4) twin of Robin, had 12. throws. off by three zany, sandlot- “His mother,” Joe styled plays and a marriage Laurinaitis confirmed, “would proposal at the finish. kill him.” All of which brings us back But that didn’t stop James to Laurinaitis. and a cadre of teammates Ohio State’s All-America from hanging out backstage linebacker is the first true every time the pro wrestling sophomore to win the tour touched down in Ohio. Nagurski Award, but even “Those guys are tough, those achievements don’t unbelievable athletes,” completely explain the echo. Buckeyes linebacker Austin For that we have to bring in Spitler, one of James’ best friends on the squad, mar- his father, Joe Laurinaitis, bet- veled, “and you could see ter known as “The Animal” of where a lot of the stuff they pro wrestling fame, the sur- know would come in handy viving half of his sport’s most on the football field. But it’s fabled tag team, the Road not like we’re going to be Warriors/Legion of Doom. throwing guys around like If this game has a backsto- that.” ry worth telling, it’s how a Some of Florida’s Gators father who would have given are counting on that very up anything to become a great thing. More than a few were football player wound up with wrestling fans growing up and a son who did. It begins the several had no problem con- Publication Dates: day Joe Laurinaitis met his necting the Laurinaitis name. The Ukiah Daily Journal wife, Julie, in a weight room. “We don’t live in a box or January 21st “She was some sort of anything,” said Florida wide- power lifter, she asked my dad out Dallas Baker, who figures The Journal Sampler for a spot, and that’s how they to cross Laurinaitis’ path January 23rd met. Of course, my teammates when the teams meet. “So online at ukiahdailyjournal.com loved hearing that story, they yeah, I know who his dad is. think it’s hilarious,” But I can’t think somebody is Advertising Space Laurinaitis said. “Even now, going to put a finishing move & Materials Deadline: whenever they see me I’m in on, or body slam me in the the weight room, they say, middle of the national cham- January 12th ’You need a spot,’ and I’m pionship game just because of like, ’No, I’m fine.’ Then they that.” say, ’Can I marry you?’ and I He better hope not.

Pennington found Cotchery Patriots open with James Sanders, in for the injured Rodney Continued from Page B-1 Harrison, back in zone cover- age. Sanders took a bad angle run 3:07 in. on the receiver before It was an efficient drive Cotchery blew past him and conducted without a huddle down the right sideline by Brady, who completed untouched with a trail of three of his four passes to Patriots behind him. A Guide to Health & Fitness Gaffney. On third-and-12 Gostkowski kicked a 20- from the Jets 27, Brady hit yard field goal to tie it at 10. Troy Brown with a 16-yard The Patriots again had a pass. Dillon then took a hand- long drive late in the first half, off, ran into a crowd in the capped by Graham’s 1-yard middle before bouncing to the TD catch. New England start- Call your The Ukiah right side and high-stepping ed at its 20 with 7:05 remain- into the end zone. ing in the half. After Laurence The Jets took advantage of Maroney’s 5-yard run put the Ukiah Daily Journal DAILY JOURNAL a turnover when Dewayne ball at the 1, the Jets stopped Robertson knocked the ball Heath Evans and Maroney for out of Dillon’s hands and no gain. On third-and-goal, representative now to Hank Poteat recovered. Brady found Graham in the Nugent kicked a 28-yard field back of the end zone just out goal to make it 7-3. of the reach of linebacker reserve your space 468-3500 Cotchery put the Jets ahead Brad Kassell for a 17-10 lead, 10-7 with his 77-yard touch- capping a 15-play, 80-play down score, the longest in drive that took 6:54. team postseason history. THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL SPORTS MONDAY, JAN. 8, 2007 – B-3

Manning probably will hear Akers more criticism after failing to SCOREBOARD win a playoff game for the Southern Cal 32, Michigan 18 Carolina 22 18 4 48 130 133 2006-07 BOWL GAMES Fiesta Bowl Washington 18 17 7 43 128 143 Continued from Page B-1 second straight year. At Glendale, Ariz. Tampa Bay 19 21 2 40 132 134 By The Associated Press Payout: $17 million Florida 15 20 8 38 116 139 Manning was 16-of-27 for Boise State 43, Oklahoma 42, OT ——— finished, though. Tuesday, Dec. 19 WESTERN CONFERENCE 161 yards, two TDs and one Poinsettia Bowl Tuesday, Jan. 2 Counted out after a knee At San Diego Orange Bowl interception. Garcia was 17- Payout: $750,000 At Miami Central Division injury ended McNabb’s sea- TCU 37, Northern Illinois 7 Payout: $17 million WLOTPtsGFGA of-31. ——— Louisville 24, Wake Forest 13 Nashville 28 11 3 59 144 109 son in Week 11, the Eagles Thursday, Dec. 21 Wednesday, Jan. 3 Detroit 25 11 5 55 123 98 “He did a nice job,” Eagles Las Vegas Bowl Sugar Bowl Chicago 17 20 5 39 105 124 (11-6) have won six straight Payout: $1 million At New Orleans Columbus 16 22 4 36 108 130 coach Andy Reid said of BYU 38, Oregon 8 Payout: $17 million St. Louis 13 21 7 33 96 129 games. They’ll play at New ——— LSU 41, Notre Dame 14 ——— Garcia. “He was off by a hair Friday, Dec. 22 Northwest Division Orleans (10-6) next Saturday New Orleans Bowl Saturday, Jan. 6 on a couple throws. He bat- Payout: $325,000 International Bowl WLOTPtsGFGA night. Troy 41, Rice 17 At Toronto Vancouver 23 18 1 47 103 108 tled.” ——— Payout: $750,000 Calgary 21 15 4 46 122 106 The Giants overcame a sec- Saturday, Dec. 23 Cincinnati 27, Western Michigan 24 Minnesota 21 18 3 45 118 114 The Eagles went ahead 17- PapaJohns.com Bowl ——— Sunday, Jan. 7 Colorado 21 18 2 44 131 116 ond-and-30 on their tying At Birmingham, Ala. Edmonton 19 18 4 42 117 122 10 late in the second quarter Payout: $300,000 GMAC Bowl scoring drive as Manning South Florida 24, East Carolina 7 Mobile, Ala. on Garcia’s 28-yard TD pass New Mexico Bowl Payout: $750,000 Pacific Division completed consecutive passes At Albuquerque Southern Miss (8-5) vs. Ohio (9-4), 8 p.m. (ESPN) WLOTPtsGFGA to Donte’ Stallworth. Garcia Payout: $750,000 ——— Anaheim 28 9 6 62 147 106 of 18, 14 and 11 yards to San Jose State 20, New Mexico 12 Monday, Jan. 8 BCS National Championship San Jose 28 14 0 56 130 100 completed 6-of-7 passes on Armed Forces Bowl Dallas 26 16 1 53 117 102 Burress. At Fort Worth, Texas At Glendale, Ariz. the drive, capping it with a Payout: $750,000 Payout: $17 million Phoenix 19 20 2 40 113 138 But the Eagles drove right Utah 25, Tulsa 13 Ohio State (12-0) vs. Florida (12-1), 8 p.m. (FOX) Los Angeles 16 22 5 37 124 154 perfect strike to Stallworth, ——— ——— down the field, mixing in Sunday, Dec. 24 Sunday, Jan. 14 Two points for a win, one point for overtime loss or shootout loss. who beat cornerback R.W. Hawaii Bowl Hula Bowl ——— short passes and Westbrook At Honolulu At Honolulu Saturday’s Games McQuarters. Payout: $750,000 East vs. West, 8:30 p.m. (ESPN) Boston 4, Philadelphia 3 runs. Hawaii 41, Arizona State 24 ——— Monday, Jan. 15 New Jersey 3, Ottawa 2 Akers kicked a 48-yard ——— N.Y. Rangers 4, Montreal 3 That set up Akers’ winning Tuesday, Dec. 26 Las Vegas All-American Classic field goal — the longest in the Motor City Bowl East vs. West, 4 p.m., (NFL) Buffalo 4, Toronto 3 kick, a moment with a little At Detroit ——— Washington 3, Atlanta 2, OT playoffs in team history — to Payout: $750,000 Saturday, Jan. 20 Carolina 4, N.Y. Islanders 2 extra drama in the wake of the Central Michigan 31, Middle Tennessee 14 East-West Shrine Classic Nashville 3, St. Louis 2 give Philadelphia a 20-10 lead ——— At Houston Colorado 2, Minnesota 1, SO botched hold in the Dallas- Wednesday, Dec. 27 East vs. West, 7 p.m. (ESPN2) Calgary 4, Dallas 2 with 2:37 left in the third Emerald Bowl ——— Saturday, Jan. 27 San Jose 5, Columbus 2 Seattle game and a bad snap At San Francisco Los Angeles 4, Detroit 2 quarter. Payout: $750,000 Senior Bowl on a critical extra point in a Florida State 44, UCLA 27 At Mobile, Ala. Jay Feely’s 24-yarder cut it ——— North vs. South, 4 p.m. (NFL) Sunday’s Games late-season game between Thursday, Dec. 28 Phoenix 4, Chicago 2 to 20-13 early in the fourth. Independence Bowl New Jersey 3, Montreal 0 Cincinnati and Denver. Ottawa 6, Philadelphia 1 After going three-and-out At Shreveport, La. Koy Detmer, the longtime Payout: $1.1 million NFL PLAYOFF GLANCE Tampa Bay at Pittsburgh, inc. on their first three drives, the Oklahoma State 34, Alabama 31 Detroit at Anaheim, inc. backup quarterback signed Holiday Bowl By The Associated Press Florida at Vancouver, inc. Eagles finally got it going on At San Diego this week specifically to be Payout: $2.2 million Wild-card Playoffs Monday’s Game their fourth possession. California 45, Texas A&M 10 Edmonton at Los Angeles, 7:30 p.m. the holder, had no trouble Texas Bowl Saturday, Jan. 6 Garcia scrambled seven yards At Houston Indianapolis 23, Kansas City 8 Tuesday’s Games putting Jon Dorenbos’ snap Payout: $750,000 Seattle 21, Dallas 20 St. Louis at Columbus, 4 p.m. up the middle on third-and-6 Rutgers 37, Kansas State 10 Sunday, Jan. 7 Philadelphia at Washington, 4 p.m. down for Akers. Dorenbos ——— New England 37, New York Jets 16 N.Y. Islanders at N.Y. Rangers, 4 p.m. for a first down. Two plays Friday, Dec. 29 Philadelphia 23, New York Giants 20 Boston at Ottawa, 4:30 p.m. replaced injured long-snapper Music City Bowl Atlanta at Montreal, 4:30 p.m. later, Westbrook electrified At Nashville, Tenn. Divisional Playoffs Carolina at Toronto, 4:30 p.m. Mike Bartrum last month. Payout: $1.6 million Pittsburgh at Tampa Bay, 4:30 p.m. the frenzied crowd at Lincoln Kentucky 28, Clemson 20 “I just told Koy, ’Hold it Sun Bowl Saturday, Jan. 13 Anaheim at Nashville, 5 p.m. Financial Field with a run for At El Paso, Texas Indianapolis at Baltimore, 1:30 p.m. (CBS) Phoenix at Dallas, 5:30 p.m. like a normal kick.’ And, I hit Philadelphia at New Orleans, 5 p.m. (FOX) Detroit at Colorado, 6 p.m. the highlight reels. Payout: $1.9 million it nice and easy. It was fun to Oregon State 39, Missouri 38 Sunday, Jan. 14 Minnesota at Calgary, 6 p.m. Westbrook burst through Liberty Bowl Seattle at Chicago, 10 a.m. (FOX) end the game that way,” Akers At Memphis, Tenn. New England at San Diego, 1:30 p.m. (CBS) the line, bounced outside, kept Payout: $1.7 million said. “Kicking balls are very, South Carolina 44, Houston 36 Conference Championships NCAA MEN’S BASKETBALL TOP 25 his balance after getting Insight Bowl very slick. That might be At Tempe, Ariz. Sunday, Jan. 21 By The Associated Press tripped, cut back inside at the Payout: $1.2 million AFC game, TBA (CBS) something that needs to be Texas Tech 44, Minnesota 41, OT NFC game, TBA (FOX) Sunday 20, reversed direction at the Champs Sports Bowl 1. UCLA (14-1) did not play. Next: at Southern California, Saturday. addressed. A lot of people take At Orlando, Fla. Super Bowl 15 and sprinted toward the Payout: $2.25 million 2. North Carolina (14-1) beat Florida State 84-58. Next: vs. Virginia, Wednesday. the snap, hold and kick for Maryland 24, Purdue 7 Sunday, Feb. 4 end zone pylon to tie it at 7. It ——— Miami 3. Florida (14-2) did not play. Next: vs. Arkansas, Tuesday. granted. It just shows you how Saturday, Dec. 30 AFC Champion vs. NFC Champion, 3 p.m. (CBS) 4. Wisconsin (15-1) did not play. Next: vs. No. 6 Ohio State, Tuesday. was reminiscent of Wilbert Meineke Bowl 5. Duke (13-2) did not play. Next: at Georgia Tech, Wednesday. technical that is.” At Charlotte, N.C. 6. Ohio State (13-2) did not play. Next: at No. 4 Wisconsin, Tuesday. Montgomery’s 42-yard TD Payout: $750,000 Pro Bowl A few players could barely Boston College 25, Navy 24 7. Arizona (12-2) did not play. Next: vs. Oregon State, Thursday. run in Philadelphia’s 20-7 vic- Saturday, Feb. 10 8. Alabama (13-2) did not play. Next: vs. No. 14 LSU, Tuesday. watch on the sideline, prefer- Alamo Bowl tory over Dallas in the 1980 At San Antonio At Honolulu 9. Kansas (13-2) beat South Carolina 70-54. Next: vs. No. 12 ring to let the crowd’s reaction Payout: $2.225 million AFC vs. NFC, 3 p.m. (CBS) Oklahoma State, Wednesday. NFC championship game. Texas 26, Iowa 24 10. Pittsburgh (14-2) beat South Florida 69-48. Next: at DePaul, tell them the outcome. Chick-fil-A Bowl Wednesday. On the ensuing possession, At Atlanta 11. Texas A&M (13-2) did not play. Next: at Baylor, Tuesday. “It did cross my mind,” Payout: $2.825 million NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE Sheldon Brown intercepted Georgia 31, Virginia Tech 24 12. Oklahoma State (15-1) did not play. Next: at No. 9 Kansas, linebacker Jeremiah Trotter Sunday, Dec. 31 By The Associated Press Wednesday. Manning’s pass for Burress MPC Computers Bowl 13. Butler (14-1) did not play. Next: at Illinois-Chicago, Wednesday. said of Romo’s problem in the At Boise, Idaho EASTERN CONFERENCE 14. LSU (11-3) did not play. Next: at No. 8 Alabama, Tuesday. Payout: $750,000 15. Marquette (13-4) lost to Syracuse 70-58. Next: at No. 18 and the offense started at the Miami 21, Nevada 20 Cowboys’ loss. “But I was Atlantic Division Connecticut, Wednesday. Giants 37. The Eagles had a ——— W L OT Pts GF GA confident in our special Monday, Jan. 1 16. Oregon (14-1) did not play. Next: at Arizona State, Thursday. Outback Bowl New Jersey 25 13 4 54 113 100 first down at the 4, but settled N.Y. Rangers 22 17 4 48 129 131 17. Notre Dame (13-2) did not play. Next: vs. No. 25 West Virginia, teams. We were ready to At Tampa, Fla. Tuesday. Payout: $3 million Pittsburgh 18 15 6 42 123 125 for Akers’ 19-yard field that 18. Connecticut (12-2) did not play. Next: vs. No. 15 Marquette, party.” Penn State 20, Tennessee 10 N.Y. Islanders 19 19 3 41 117 116 made it 10-7. Cotton Bowl Philadelphia 11 27 4 26 102 159 Wednesday. Led by Garcia and a reju- At Dallas 19. Tennessee (13-2) beat Mississippi State 92-84. Next: at Barber’s 41-yard run to the Payout: $3 million Northeast Division Vanderbilt, Wednesday. venated defense, Philadelphia Auburn 17, Nebraska 14 W L OT Pts GF GA Capital One Bowl 20. Air Force (15-1) did not play. Next: vs. New Mexico, Tuesday. turned its season around after Eagles 3 put New York in At Orlando, Fla. Buffalo 30 9 3 63 164 122 21. Nevada (13-1) did not play. Next: vs. Boise State, Monday. Payout: $4.25 million Montreal 23 14 5 51 127 118 22. Memphis (11-3) did not play. Next: at Houston, Thursday. position to go ahead. But Wisconsin 17, Arkansas 14 Ottawa 23 19 2 48 143 125 23. Clemson (16-0) did not play. Next: at N.C. State, Tuesday. a 24-point loss in Gator Bowl Toronto 19 18 6 44 144 144 Philadelphia’s defense tight- At Jacksonville, Fla. Boston 20 16 3 43 118 142 24. Washington (11-4) did not play. Next: at Stanford, Thursday. Indianapolis, captured its fifth Payout: $2.5 million 25. West Virginia (13-1) did not play. Next: at No. 17 Notre Dame, division title in six years and ened and Feely kicked a 20- West Virginia 38, Georgia Tech 35 Southeast Division Tuesday. Rose Bowl W L OT Pts GF GA yard field goal to make it 10- At Pasadena, Calif. earned the No. 3 seed in the Payout: $17 million Atlanta 24 12 8 56 137 134 conference. 10. Meanwhile, the dysfunc- New York’s offense was tional Giants (8-9) fell apart crisp at the start. Manning after a 6-2 start. They lost four capped a 67-yard drive with a in a row and six of seven 17-yard TD pass to a wide- before a win at Washington open Burress across the mid- last week put them in the dle. Burress also had a 29- playoffs. yard catch on the first play While the Eagles moved from scrimmage. within one victory of their The Giants lost at home to fifth trip to the NFC champi- Carolina, 23-0, in a first- onship game in six years, the round playoff game last year. Giants face an uncertain off- The Eagles, who lost to New season. Coach Tom Coughlin England in the Super Bowl might not be back, Barber is two years ago, finished 6-10 retiring and the embattled last season.

goes to fiery freshman Tim Bowl Tebow, who’s tough running has complemented Leak’s Continued from Page B-1 passing. Meyer makes it clear that 25-2 as a starter and been at it’s Leak’s team. his best against the best. “If he’s getting killed (by In Ohio State’s first two 1- fans), I will tell you what, if 2 games against Texas and he wins this game he will be Michigan, Smith threw for one of the two top quarter- 585 yards and six touch- backs to play at Florida,” downs. And if he needs to run, Meyer said. “You are mea- he can do that, too. sured by wins and champi- The Gators are underdogs onships.” but undaunted. The Gators won their only “We’re not afraid of Troy national title in 1996, when Smith at all,” said linebacker Danny Wuerffel directed Brandon Siler, who leads a Steve Spurrier’s Fun-and-Gun defense ranked in the top 10 offense. nationally in yards and points No one is more adored in allowed. “He is a great player. Gainesville than Spurrier, He has a great arm and he can who turned the Gators into a run the ball. Don’t get it con- powerhouse in the ’90s. Now fused, we are not afraid at Meyer, in his second season all.” with Florida, can match the Smith has already secured Ball Coach’s greatest achieve- a place among the greatest ment. and most beloved Buckeyes. It’s been 51 days since the For his counterpart, Chris Buckeyes played, and 37 for Leak, the game could define a the Gators. By Sunday, they’d career that has looked great on had enough hype. paper but has left many fans “I just visited with Coach unsatisfied. The four-year Tressel,” Meyer said. “We are starter has thrown for 11,000 both ready to go play a foot- yards and 87 TDs, but he’s not ball game. I know our players even the most popular quar- are ready to play. It has been a terback on campus. That title long time.” Publication Dates: Call your Ukiah Daily Journal The Ukiah Daily Journal representative to reserve your space January 28 USC linebacker Dallas The Ukiah Sartz said Danelo would be Danelo remembered for his upbeat The Journal Sampler Continued from Page B-1 personality and dependable January 30 kicking. DAILY JOURNAL was a key ingredient in our “I just remember Mario online at ukiahdailyjournal.com success the past two years. was the guy who always had a The thoughts and prayers of smile on his face and would Advertising Space & Materials Deadline: the entire Trojan family go out always cheer you up,” said 468-3500 to the Danelo family on this Sartz, a team captain. January 18 sad, sad day.” B-4 – MONDAY, JAN. 8, 2007 TIME OUT Editor: Richard Rosier, 468-3520 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected]

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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 11 -2 9 -6 by Henri Arnold and Mike Argirion NPM& 16 12 -9 2 Unscramble these four Jumbles, OECR one letter to each square, -1 17 -6 -19 AUSL to form four ordinary words. -1 8 -3 -16 AABS SYTUL CLUE: POISE ORDER GRID 3 ©2007 Tribune Media Services, Inc. 3 All Rights Reserved.

-1 3 A SOUMY 12 -1 3 EA -3 3 B 33333 1/8/2007 DECODED MESSAGE: FLYNUK

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8419 GERM Ans: A “ ” -1 11 14 -2 ANWI 13 -3 0 12 (Answers tomorrow) REHA Jumbles: NOISY AGENT MARLIN GOPHER Saturday’s 21073 Answer: What the cowboys labeled the coat checker IRED at the saloon — A “HANG” MAN 1/6/2007 Wife wonders how to tell husband she has been snooping

Dear Annie: I have a serious trust issue with However, her mother has already picked out wonderful of your mother to pick this out for my fiance of two years. I feel I have to go what she wants me to wear for the wedding so me, but it just doesn’t fit quite as well as I’d behind his back and read all of his e-mails and ANNIE’S MAILBOX I “won’t detract from the bride in the pictures.” hoped. I’ve been looking at some similarly col- MySpace messages. I never had a reason to do She plans to wear a matching outfit in a differ- ored dresses, and I’m sure I’ll find one soon.” this, but once I started, I discovered he’s been By Kathy Mitchell and Marcy Sugar ent color. And make sure you do. talking to other girls about personal things. I I can certainly afford to buy my own dress Dear Annie: This is for “Bloated in Boston.” don’t feel this is appropriate, but I don’t know for the wedding. Should I go along with her how to approach him about it, considering it is he’s confiding intimate details about himself or plans or take the risk of seeming difficult at this I was diagnosed with Irritable Bowel Syndrome wrong of me to read his mail to begin with. that are private between the two of you, it is a early date? I told the bride-to-be I would look at (IBS) in 1987 and suffered through many trips I am becoming extremely depressed about problem. the outfit when she comes to visit next month to restrooms. In 2001, I was diagnosed with the situation. We have three children, and the We’re going to assume some vague uneasi- and keep an open mind. But really, Annie, I’d celiac disease, an autoimmune disorder. My youngest is 4 months old. I have known about ness about his behavior triggered the snooping, rather pick out my own clothes. I dress well and upset stomach issues stopped within three days his correspondence since I was pregnant. I am so it’s time to confess. Tell him you were wor- look pretty good for a woman my age. of changing my diet to exclude gluten. afraid of losing him, but my jealousy is only ried about your relationship, and apologize for I don’t want to jeopardize my relationship Many family doctors are not familiar with pushing him further away. Any advice on how checking his e-mail, but let him know it con- with my future daughter-in-law or her parents. this disease, so a specialist may be necessary. to handle this? -- The Jealous Arkie firmed your worst fears and you’d like him to Help! -- Puzzled Please tell her to check out the Celiac Sprue Dear Jealous: What kind of personal things go with you for couples counseling. Dear Puzzled: This is a little nervy. The is he talking about? Is he discussing your rela- Dear Annie: My son is getting married in Association (csaceliacs.org) at 1-877-CSA- bride gets to tell the mothers which colors she 4CSA (1-877-272-4272). -- Louisville, Ky. tionship? Is he making plans to meet these the spring to a woman from a family that is very wants them to coordinate with, but that’s where women? If all he is doing is discussing his per- well-to-do. My husband and I have a good the dress decisions end. This bride’s mother Dear Louisville: Several readers suggested sonal interest in certain rock bands or favorite income, although it’s not in their league. that celiac disease and gluten intolerance are I have not yet met the bride’s parents. sounds a little controlling, and we doubt it has movies, you have no reason to worry. But if anything to do with income levels. You have often misdiagnosed as IBS. Others said MSG already been very diplomatic by offering to could be the culprit, and one recommended two MONDAY EVENING look at the outfit. You might even like it. But if green-tea capsules twice a day. Talk to your 1/8/07 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 not, say as sweetly as you can muster, “How doctor about it. 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021-07 1-8/07 LOST & HELP HELP HELP HELP HELP HELP NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING FOR 30 FOUND 120 WANTED 120 WANTED 120 WANTED 120 WANTED 120 WANTED 120 WANTED APPLICATION SUBMITTAL Lost American Banking Dog Groomers Head Cook in charge Lumber Yard Worker Outgoing Energetic Support Staff for NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Mendocino County Board of Su- German Shepherd Financial Service Assistant. F/T. Apply of dietary depart- Load building exp. Well Spoken develop.delayed pervisors will conduct a public hearing in their chambers at 501 Low week of 23rd. 14 mo. Representative: in person Town & ment. Full-time posi- req. Send ref & sal- Customer Service adults. Community Gap Road, Room 1070, Ukiah, CA on Tuesday, January 23, 2007, at old, male, good dis- Fast paced, growing Country Dogs. 1102 tion available must ary req. to bx 04037, for phone and coun- based program. 1 to 11:30 a.m. to consider the Fiscal year 2006-2007 Community Devel- position, brown/black Lakeport credit S. 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Fax Send or email or Anthony Stahl DISPATCHER/ CHILDREN’S 501 Low Gap Road, Room 1090, Ukiah, CA, 95482 or by calling Ad- Department of Driver Position 707-485-1323 ([email protected]) 707-456-3101 RECORDS CLERK SERVICES ministration at (707) 463-4221. Social Services Class A or B license seeks 2 additional resume to Mendo Mixer Driver, F/T, Part-Time Position The County promotes fair housing and makes all programs available Currently req. F/T + benefits. homes for Shelter Lake Credit Lake Human Resource Class A/B w/ Endors, $16.81/Hour to low and moderate income families regardless of age, race, color, recruiting for Credit Union, PO Application & job Assistant- 30 Clean DMV, Fax Care program For Job Flier and Applicants need to religion, sex, national origin, sexual preference, marital status, familiar Social Worker Box 1410, Ukiah, desc. avail @ Solid res to 459-2335 hrs/wk. Must have 1 Application contact: have at least 1 spare status (children) or handicap. Assistant II- Wastes of Willits 351 CA 95482/Fax year experience in MYCP FISCAL DEPT WILLITS POLICE bdrm to house a child Fort Bragg Only. Franklin Ave. Willits, (707) 468-0350. Human Resources or 2 positions - Open DEPARTMENT for up to 30 days. For further info go CA. (707)-459-4845 005-07 equivalent training. until filled. (1) Asst 125 E. Commercial Guaranteed monthly to: www.mss.ca.gov BARTENDER EDITOR NEEDED allotment. Generous 1-5,8/07 Must have excellent Fiscal Director (Train- Street, Suite 150 10 NOTICES Hopland Ale House The Lake County increase upon place- PUBLIC NOTICE to: “Career organization, commu- ee position for CFO). Jesus says learn of 13351 S. Hwy 101 Record-Bee is look- Willits, CA 95490 ment. Income tax-ex- Pursuant to Chapter 10. commencing with Opportunities” nication & computer 1 FTE - starts at Me and the rest will Hopland christa@ ing for an experi- (707) 459-6122 empt. Exp. with chil- 21700 of the Business Professionals Code, or call the skills. Supportive $17.04-$19.94 hr be added unto you. mendobrew.com enced community Final Filing Date: dren req. Parents will NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that C & M MCDSS Jobline: family working envi- DOE, room to ad- receive training, + So- Please memorize journalist to lead our January 19, 2007 Mini-Storage, 297 Brush St., Ukiah, CA 707-467-5866. BOOKKEEPER ronment. Salary $10 vance. (2) Fiscal cial Worker, in-home and say the Lords newsroom. The RA’S 95482 (707)462-1299, will cause to be sold to closes 01-05-07 Blue jeans required! & up DOE. Must pass Specialist (Biller and support & respite. Prayer daily-Frances managing editor is Senior assisted the general public by oral auction at 9:00 Full Chg for Industrial fingerprint back- Medical Records Need 1 or 2-parent responsible the day- living. Apply at homes, with 1 parent a.m., Friday, January 12, 2007, the property LOST & Accounting Clerk or shop, P/T to F/T M-F, ground, pre-employ- Clerk). 1 FTE - starts to-day operations of 1343 S. Dora St. home full time. Home described as furniture, household goods, ap- 30 FOUND A/P – Min. 2 Yrs Exp, QuickBooks, Sal ment physical & TB at $12.06-$15.25 the newsroom in- Resource Assess- with no more than 1 pliances, tools & miscellaneous. FOUND DEC. 26 10 Key by touch, DOE & Benefits. before hire, valid DOE. Prefer 2+ yrs cluding assigning ment Specialist (Ft. biological child con- Name: Unit# VERY SMALL Mnfg Exp + Prior Please mail resume CDL, clean DMV. experience. Out- sidered. and editing news Nanci Jackson 40 adult female, Exp., Written, Verbal to: Daniel Steel, Fax resumes to: standing Benefits. Bragg) - provide cus- Retirees invited to stories and oversee- Frances Potter 232 multi colored. and Computerized 160 Brush St, Ukiah, (707) 462-6994 or Call 463-4915 for re- tomer/staff support, apply. Contact TLC ing page layout. The Danny Helm 519 Found in town. Skills a Must. Physi- CA 95482 mail to: Attn: HR quired application reception and phone 707-463-1100 ideal candidate will Lic#236800809 Ralph Smith 576 489-6390 cal, Skill Set and Caregiver for light Dept. P.O. Box 422 and job descriptions. coverage; maintain Cecelia Kelly 585 Drug Screen Re- have newsroom Ukiah, CA 95482. weight woman. Day EOE. resource and assess True to Life Childrens Lynn MacFarlane 697 quired. Exc. Package management expe- Facility #236801918, shift, 25-40 hrs/wk. NCO Head Start - center; administer as- Services seeks P/T Kelly Phillips 906 Email Resume rience or several 236801917. EOE $10/hr. 485-0864 Ukiah sess tests; provide Relief/Respite Work Debra McMullen 1121 [email protected]. years reporting INSURANCE office Facilities Mgr - Two computer instruciton; Could develop into Javier Aguilar 1339 ACCOUNTING Carpenter/ and/or editing expe- in Ukiah looking for yrs exp. in ppty/facili- diagnose minor com- F/T Shelter Aide. 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All purchased This is a well groom- sory and fund ac- Cleaning person gmcconnell@ salary plus bonus & $16.86/hrly + bene- Attends to small recreation and occa- goods are sold “as is” and must be removed ed, healthy cat that counting experience, /off. person. Apt. record-bee.com. benefits. Email fits. Job des/app avail repairs and is able tional overnight res- from the premises by 5:00 p.m. on the date of has had good home- CA drivers license community in Ukiah. resume: bob.mirata. EXPERIENCED to lift up to 75 lbs. MPIC, 631 So. Or- pite for shelter sale. Sale subject to cancellation in the event care. someone must and insurance. Sal- 8.45/hr, 20hrs/wk. [email protected] SERVER $16.80/hr + bene’s. chard Ave., Ukiah, parents. Competetive of settlement between Landlord and obligated be looking for this kit- ary Range $3,762 - Must be reliable & or fax: 707-468-3811 Apply within Must complete CA 707-467-5900 or salary, experience party. Auction conducted pursuant to ty. Please go to Men- $4, 572 per mo. DOE able to multi-task. Journeyman SCHAT’S BAKERY NCO appl & include 310 E. Redwood counts. Contact Sec.2328 of the Commercial Code and 535 of docino County animal Application required - Call 462-8272 EOE. 113 W. Perkins St. Machinist transcripts, Control, 298 Plant call 707-463-1975 ext Ave. Ft. Bragg 707- TLC 463-1100. Public Code. Clerk / Typist CNC Lathes & mills. 800-606-5550 or Road and ask to see 0, or download from Fast Growing Co. 964-6950; TDD 1- Auctioneer: Robert McCarthy Bond#0347716 Jay Twigg Law Office min. 3 years exp. www.ncoinc.org SERVICES this beautiful cat in www.RCHDC.org with opportunity for 800-735-2929; EOE. 116 S. School St. Wage DOE Physical/ Closes: 5PM 1/17 OFFERED cage 65. 895-3785 Open until filled. advancement. FT or 200 Ukiah 462-6435 Drug screening. F/T. (Postmarks not RN FT. Potter Vly. 016-07 Send both application PT positions avail. Experienced Tutor 1-8/07 Found on 12/31 Days with Benefits. accepted). EOE Community Health Laughlin Way, Rdwd & resume to RCHDC CNAs AM & PM Apply Tower Mart offers services to all A.P.N. 1205127-DM Apply at Liqua-Tech NEW EXCITING Center. Vly, Sports Bag, w/ 499 Leslie St. Ukiah, shifts avail. New 180 N. Main St. ages, rate neg. NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF BULK SALE Corp. 3501 N. State POSITION WORK- Erica 743-1188 X110 UCC Sec. 6105 & Sec. 6104 clothes & toiletries CA 95482 EOE wage scale. Hire on Willits. 272-6879 St., Ukiah or fax ING WITH KIDS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a bulk sale etc., Call to identify Admin. Asst. and/or bonus. Pick up shift Finance Manager 707-462-3576 Schat’s Bakery is about to be made. The name(s), business bonuses. Clean fami- 6 wks pd vacation is looking for a Pruning & address(es) of the Seller(s), is/are: (if none, 485-7567 Office. Mgr., must Boutique Hopland ly like atmosphere. LIKE 403 B. Small home- CAKE DECORATOR Winter Gardening so state): FOUND: have exp. in winery seeks PT fin like environment, Call Dawn or Deana CHILDREN? Exp. pref. Apply at Call Jen 485-5363 Galvin E. Graham and Kathy L. Graham Lost some lights? QuickBooks Pro/ mgr for budget dev, good pay & bens. 705 North State Street, Ukiah, CA 95482 Call to identify. Excel, Anderson Vly 462-1436 banking, A/P, con- 113 W. Perkins St. Salt Hollow Flower Farm Doing Business as: Holes In The Wall/ Mail This might be Starting sal $11.76+ Office. Resume to: Community Catalysts tract mgmt, cost Security Boxes/ Banners/ Signs 485-8137 the job for you. hr. On the job train- Want the cleanest [email protected] seeks Skills Coaches acctg, ADP payroll. All other business name(s) and address(es) Found: Male Blue ing prov. Flex. F/T, Securitas USA house in town? Work with indiv with Wine ind exp prf’d. CHILDCARE used by the Seller(s) within the past three Healer. No tail, has All Shifts FT & PT P/T pos. avail.Fax Make a Difference & Call Veronica years, as stated by the Seller(s), is/are: (if dev dis. All pos avail. 3-day sched, flex hrs. WORKERS, collar. 3 1/2 mile Available!!! resume to 463-1753 Be a Part of a Win- 272-2596 none, so state): None Wage beg $8.50-$10 Email resume with ALL SHIFTS. West on Orr Springs No experience ning Team! Guard The name(s) and address of the Buyer(s) DOE. Exc. ben, salary req. to: F/T 4 day week. BUSINESS is/are: Rd. 468-9570 needed. Higher wage Night Staff FT, card preferred, how- DMV, H.S. dip. or [email protected] OPPORT. Joan Rudig and Nancy Rudig and Anna with experience. Starting salary 32 hr. & 40 hr shifts. 210 equiv. Pick up app. at ever, we can help Webb This year’s seniors $9.40 per hour. Full benefits. $9.40 All Cash Candy 401A, Talmage Rd. you get your Guard 224 Irvington Dr., Ukiah, CA 95482 welcome. Full train- On call $9 per hour. to start. Qualifica- Route. Do you earn The assets being sold are generally descri- 462-2395. E.O.E. Card. Training and ing provided. Drug Qualifications: tions: Pass medical $900/day? 60 vend- bed as: Supplies, Inventory, Fixtures, and Facility #236801959 uniforms provided. testing required, can- and drug exam. TB ing machines. Equipment: Pass medical and Retiree’s welcome THE ASSETS OF A CERTAIN business Hi There! nabis not tested for COOK test, criminal back- $10,995. Call drug exam, TB test, F/T P/T available. known as Holes in the Wall/ Mail Boxes/ I’m William hire. Assist disabled Senior assisted Friedman’s Home ground check and 1-800-779-0025. Banners/ Signs criminal back- For more info. call: I Need a ride to in their home and on living. Apply at Improvement have Valid CA Driv- BUSINESS and are located at: 705 North State Street, ground check and Lt. Misty Springer Ukiah, CA 95482 Portland. outings. Call for 1343 S. Dora St. Now accepting ers License. Great 250 RENTALS I’m a medium-sized interview. 485-5168 have valid Cal. new medical, dental, 707-431-6744. The bulk sale is intended to be consummated Credit/Mortgage applications for 2 +/- acres 12,000 at the office of: Redwood Empire Title Com- kind of shy fellow. I Drivers license. vision pkg. matching AA/EE/M/F/V Come Join our Immediate Opening Yard Manager. sq’ building 4,000 sq’ pany of Mendocino County and the antici- now live in the GREAT NEW 403B TSA Plan, Health Care Corporate Training Duties include: pole barn, sec. gates, pated date is January 56, 2007 Ukiah shelter. A Specialists MEDICAL, DENTAL, paid holidays & va- Seeking people to The bulk sale is subject to California Uniform Full Time Career Oversee daily oper- fenced yd, office. for wonderful woman at Home Care & VISION PKG. cation, paid train- work one on one sup- Commercial Code Section 6106.2 X Yes Do you deserve high ation of outside rent or lease has offered me a Hospice Services ings, on duty meals, porting DD individual If the sale is subject to Sec. 6106.2, the fol- commission & lumber yard, deliv- matching 403B $4500/mo. 462-0686 lowing information must be provided. The home on her ranch Mendocino County eries and dispatch; Apply: Trinity Youth in a home setting. Great dynamic weekends off? TSA Plan, paid holi- name and address of the person with whom and the chance to retail and commer- Services 915 W. Call Cindy 468-9331 claims may be filed is: Redwood Empire Title team & benefits. 707-545-7210. days & vacation, Banquet Hall & live with other Kel- cial customer serv- Church St. or on line SERVICE STATION Company of Mendocino County, 376 E. Gob- Don’t miss this Experience a+ paid training’s, on Kitchen Ukiah Senior bi Street, P.O. Box 238, Ukiah, CA 95482. pies, learn to herd ice; staffing and @www.trinity ys-org Attendant-PT opportunity. DIESEL duty meals. Center 499 Leslie St. and the last date for filing claims by any cred- sheep and live the ● merchandising. We PU application at: Occupational MECHANIC FREE Co-op Day RECEPTIONIST 462-4343 itor shall be January 25, 2007 which is the great life. All I need Therapist: P/T offer a competitive 8551 East Rd. R.V. business day before the sale date specified Excel. pay, good Care Provided now is a ride. Can ●Home Health salary & excellent F/T. Phones, com- COMMERCIAL above. benefits. 3 yrs. min. Skilled Med. Assist/ you help me? I do Aide: F/T benefits including Apply: puter skills. Friendly LEASE UKIAH Dated January 2, 2007 exp. Good DMV LVN to do back BUYER(S): not know how to ●RN, Case 401k and merchan- TRINITY YOUTH environ. National 2030 Industry Rd. record. 462-6721 office for busy med. /s/Joan Rudig answer the phone, Manager: FT/PT dise discount. SERVICES Co. Training, bene- 1. 2, -2500 Sq.Ft. JOAN RUDIG but my friend Sage ●RN, On-call Direct Care Staff for Email resume to fits, 401K. Back- practice. P/T, flexible, 2. 5000 Sq. Ft. Aprx. Nancy Rudig 915 W. Church St. does, so please call Wkends & Wkdys Residential Care [email protected] ground & drug test 20+ hrs. salary neg., 720 sq ft clean room NANCY RUDIG or fax to or on line@ her at 467-6453. 707-459-1818 ask Home for D.D. req. Fax resume send resume to: 246 w/1500 sf office. Anna Web for clinical MGR. 707-585-6387 EOE ANNA WEB Love, William PT & FT 463-3517 www.trinityys.org 459-9580 Hospital Dr. Ukiah Melanie 707-485-1328 THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL MONDAY, JAN. 8, 2007 -B-7

BUSINESS APARTMENTS APARTMENTS HOMES WANTED TO PETS & CARS 250 RENTALS 300 UNFURNISHED 300 UNFURNISHED 330 FOR RENT 380 SHARE RENT 500 SUPPLIES 680 FOR SALE COMMERCIAL 1 br $625. 2 br.$725 NEW YEAR’S 2 Bdrm, 2 Bth, 50 E. Upstairs Master AKC Chocolate Lab 1988 BMW 750IL; RESIDENTIAL & + dep. NP No sec. 8 SPECIAL! Center St. Hopland, bdrm, W. Side, no pups for sale, mom & 239,000 mi. Call for OFFICE SPACE Good cred. To view 1/2 off one month’s $1200/mo $1400/dep p/s/d, $535 + 1/3 util. dad on site, $500 ea. info. $2500 AVAILABLE call 472-0322 rent. w/6 mo. lease. No Pets. 744-1671 avail now. 463-2898 459-2746 (707) 391-5273 Roomy 2bd., 1 ba. For recorded Listings, 2 bdrm 1 bth Sm. Avail 2-1 BV.Sm 2br, Chihuahuas , 8 wks Close to schools & Toyota ‘98 Camry Call 462-1840 Ext. 195 back yd. W/D, Car- cntry, nr twn, 1/2 ac, old, 1 boy, 1 girl, shopping. 460 APPLIANCES 4 cyl. AT, 1 owner. port, N/P, No Sec. 8, N/P/S No 8 Cred. ref, $600 ea. Wont last Deluxe Office Call Selzer Realty 30” Maytag Gas 179407. $5995. $750/mo.743-1953 dep. $950 895-3934 long! 360-461-9027 2 rm. suite. Priv. en- 468-0411 Stove. 4 yrs. old. Marino Auto Sales 2bd. 1 ba. D/W, trance. Great park- BLUE LAKE near Very clean. White. PASTURE & 485-0499 Patio NEWER ing. 272-8605 Ukiah/Lakeport 3bdr $250. 462-0284 530 FEED SUPPLY Toyota Camry Sedan $825 + Dep. 2 BEDROOM. 2bth, 2 car gar., lake Fantastic Retail Local 3 wire baled ‘86 dependable, good 468-5426 DW\Garage+pool rights. Must have USED Hwy 101 Hopland. OAT HAY cond. $999. Firm, 2bdr2ba $850 mo. 463-2325 strong credit & ID APPLIANCES for sale. Hi-ceil’gs hdwd flrs. Nice 2 bdrm 2 bth Cash only. 463-0802 Available now. $1295. 544-2668 & FURNITURE. 707-953-1769 Hi-traffic. 972-2001 $1025/mo. Upstairs. avail now Guaranteed. 485-1216 COMMERCIAL For Rent in Clear- 463-2973 $950/ mo.$1050 dep. GARAGE REAL ESTATE MASON ST. lake, 4bdrm 2bth, 745 Century 21 Property Used Washer, Dryer 590 SALES Approx 4000 sq ft. Apartments for rent single car gar., $50. side-by side ref. Clean Industrial Mgmnt 707-468-0463 FREE GARAGE Great for restaurant. Calpella $700. $1100/mo. $2200 $50. All in good cond. space for lease, great No pets. Credit reprt/ Spacious 2 bdrm SALE SIGNS. loc. lg roll-up door, $2900. sec., 275-2128 462-8587 score req. 485-0841 1 bth Heat, AC & H20 Realty World Selzer bthrm, avail now. Hopland 2bd hs, gar., Beverly Sanders paid. Patio or balcony MISC. Realty. 350 E. Gobbi $450 + dep. Centrally Located! yd, by vineyds, clean Realty 462-5198 $900 N/P 462-8600 480 FOR SALE 391-5950 $590-Studio & & bright, no pets, REC VEH Office Spaces Spacious 2bd. Pool. Craftsman garden $600-1bd/1ba. $1200 925-283-5577 610 CAMPING 776 S. State St. H20, trash pd. $750. tractor. Like new. Beverly Sanders 2001 Polaris 500, 770 REAL ESTATE Also 1bd. $650. Ht. Mobile home in Hop- 25 hp. 54” mower. 300 sf $300/mo Realty 462-5198 $4,500, 485-7804 ADORABLE 4 bdrm AC Pd. N/P. 462-6075 land. 3bd. Double Elect. start, AT, 3 bin Inc. util, janitor, cent. Chinook Gardens 2 bth. Complete re- wide (’93), Garage, grass catcher. Util MOTOR- ht/air, off st. parking. Upstairs flat. Avail mod. Laminant & tile yard, parking. $1100/ cart. $1800. 468-8623 CYCLES 468-5426 now. 2bd2ba. Gar. & 620 fl. Gas f/place. Lg mo. 462-2447 lv. msg. 2004 Honda XL 650 WAREHOUSE/ deck. $1000mo. $700 Dillon Super 1050 yd. $399,000. By sec. dep. 468-5468 Ukiah 2bd, 2ba on Enduro, new tires, owner 367-2616 Narrow Progressive reloader. LIGHT MFG. 20 ac., covered deck, turn signals. 1700 mi. 171 D. Brush St. LEE KRAEMER UKIAH .223 set up. New! PROPERTY MGMT pond,W/D, some $5000/bo. 486-1683 140 Zinfandel $1300/bo. 462-1850 ❤
❤ 3750 sq. ft. 50x75 Spacious 1bd1ba. utils. free. $1095/mo 1bd1ba. $660 4X4'S 3 10’ loading doors, $750. NO pot growers, N/S FREE PAINT Hud OK. 650 FOR SALE HOME sm a/c office, sec. & POOL, LAUNDRY, 468-5687 Recycled latex, 5 gal. Toyota 4 Runner ‘98 phone systems in, CARPORTS buckets, white, tan, SWEET CENTURY 21 ROOMS SR5 $10,500, Exc ample parking, exc. No Section 8. FOR RENT brown, gray. Tues- HOME Les Ryan Realty 350 days only, 8am to cond. 107k mi. AC, Your lighting, and gas 463-2134 Property Management All util + cable tv pd, sun roof 463-0208 $72,500 heat. Also avail. 23 PARK PLACE 2pm, 298 Plant Rd., 468-0463 no pets. 2180 S. Ukiah (behind animal 2bdrm. 1ba. home pallet racks. 468- 1 bd. $725-$775 State, $400 +$200 Toyota 4Runner 95’ 2 bdr. $850 TH $950. shelter). SR5 $7,000, 106k mi. with bonus room 5176 leave mess. sec. 462-4476 on approx. 4 Pool/garg. 462-5009 APARTMENTS Hot Tub ‘07 Deluxe All rec,AC, Tow pkg., acres with some 310 FURNISHED Room For Rent Model. Many jets. well maint. 468-1472 fenced pasture Lg. studio. Part furn. $425/mo, util. incl. Therapy seat. TRUCKS and barn near All utils & cable TV first and last Warranty. Never Search 670 FOR SALE beautiful Ozark, pd. N/P. $625+ $450 463-0270 used. Can deliver. 1988 Ford F700 18’ Arkansas. Ap- FIND sec. dep. 462-4476 Worth $5700. Sell WANTED TO Flat Bed Exc. cond. prox. 1 hour from $1750 with new 380 SHARE RENT 47k orig. miles. 30k Fort Smith. cover. 707-766-8622 WHAT YOU 320 DUPLEXES House Priv. $425- GVWR 964-8735 Seller is a Rwd Vly. 1 bdrm mo incl util. 1 pers Oak bar, 4’ brass. Mendocino Co. Ford F250 ‘92. Ext. w/small yard & appl., only Dep + Ref req $100. Air bed, Qn. CA. resident. cab. LB, great shape, NEED IN wtr, grb, elec. pd. N/S/P/D 391-3447 $100. 2 oak wicker 707-485-5255 under 80K mi. Gas heat. Ref. Req. chrs, $25ea. 463-8896 serious Lg. Rm. priv. ent., $5000/bo. 467-9522 No dogs, 1st & clean- Reflections Vol. II inquiries only. THE cbl/frg/micro w/d, kit., ing dep. Req. No. sec Ukiah Daily Journal Toyota ‘92, 2 WD, ❤
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❤ bath, priv. n/s/p, $475 C 8. $700/mo.485-7949 has 20 books left. camper shell, low mi. util incl. 462-9225 The cost is $9.95 New rims & tires. HOMES Rm in Hopland hm each. Call 468-3500 $2500. 462-4917 L FOR RENT 330 w/bath, N/P/D, Nice 590 S. School St. WE BUY HOUSES $1450-3bd2ba. 2 car. CARS $$ FAST $$ view. $500/mo. incl. FOR SALE Place your ad today and A gar. Enclosed back util + dep. 744-9547 680 Call us today @ yard. No sect. 8. Shocker s/f sport, 1966 Volvo 122S (707) 462-9000 Rmin house w/ bth & get results! Call 468-3500 S Oak Manor 462-7088 comp. air, x-tra bar- Classic Project! Body or visit us @ shower, $550/mo. rel, hopper, all elec- in great condition, 1 bdrm 1 bth norcalbuyshouses.com incl. util. $500 dep. tronic, $700 b/o runs but needs minor Hopland, w/back yd. S No S/P. 489-2122 391-8987. work to make drivea- W/D hu. N/S , N/P WE BUY HOUSES! Room $475/mo. util Shopsmith: Mark V ble. Located in Wil- $775/mo. 744-1488 24hr Info Line inc. Full house priv. $275.00 OBO. Call lits. $900 OBO. Call IFIEDS! 1-866-738-5424 Pref. clean male. for details. After 6:pm (907) 852-2873 (Alaska) or visit www.WeBuy 486-8081 462-5659 HousesUkiah.com With the help of these sponsors... • All In One Auto Repair & Towing • Blue Ribbon Pets - Kelly Bosel, C • Century 21 Les Ryan Realty • DJ Pinoy Music • Dominican University, Ukiah Cente • Mountain Valley Printing • Myers Apothecary Shop • O’Haru • Ridgewood Masonic Lodge • Robertson, Cahill Ed Assoc CPA’s • Ukiah Ford Lincoln-Mercury • Ukiah Valley Medical Center Center • Valley View Skilled Nursing • WalMart • Walsh Oil Co. Inc. • Wild Affair Productions • Yum Yum Tree Restaurant

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