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7 58551 69301 0 Sunday: Sunny H 95º L 52º 50 cents tax included DAILY JOURNAL ukiahdailyjournal.com 36 pages, Volume 150 Number 149 email: [email protected] Kristofferson to perform at Circus in town fairgrounds Protesters reportedly just bring out ‘sell-out crowds’ October event a benefit for local volunteer firefighters The Daily Journal Rep. Mike Thompson (D-Napa Valley) has announced that music legend Kris Kristofferson is set to play a benefit for local volunteer fire departments Oct. 5 at the Redwood Empire Fairgrounds. Event coordinators will release specific details at a later date. The writer/actor/song- writer/singer/musician is also scheduled to play a series of shows in Canada and the rest of California during October in support of his first new album in 11 years, “This Old Road.” Kristofferson is best known for hits like “Me and Bobby McGee,” “Sunday Mornin’ Comin’ Down” and “Help Me Make It Kristofferson Through the Night.” MARIJUANA ARRESTS 3 arrested in Potter Valley Sarah Baldik/The Daily Journal Kelly the elephant stands on a pedestal waiting for a final rinse from trainer and caretaker William Morris, in the The Daily Journal background giving water to Isla, left, and Isa Thursday afternoon before the circus performed in Ukiah. Three men located on Main Street of Potter Valley were arrested Thursday in a multi- agency marijuana bust, the Mendocino By ROB BURGESS first of two afternoon shows County Sheriff’s Office reported in a news The Daily Journal Thursday at the Redwood Empire Fairgrounds. “They’re release. If Carson and Barnes event Mendocino County Sheriff's Office, the organizers are worried about good publicity for us. When we have protesters -- that’s when Drug Enforcement Administration, the Major dissent from animal rights Crimes Task Force and Homeland Security groups over the treatment of we have sell-out crowds.” The Hugo, Okla.-based continued their marijuana investigation efforts their creatures, their public for the second day, stated the press release. relations representative/clown Carson and Barnes Circus stopped in Willits on Michael Lane, 44, of Potter Valley, was Doug “Papa D. Clown” booked into jail on suspicion of manufactur- Munsell isn’t showing it. Wednesday before heading to Ukiah the next morning. ing a controlled substance for the Honey Oil “They follow us around Lab. everywhere we go,” said See CIRCUS, Page A-9 Julio Gutierrez, 30, of Potter Valley, was Munsell before the start of the arrested on suspicion of cultivating marijuana and an immigration hold. ‘Papa D Clown’ Doug Munsell smiles after getting a Pilar Flores, a 27-year -old transient man, kiss from one of the circus camels at the Redwood was arrested on suspicion of a Lake County Empire fairgrounds on Thursday. misdemeanor warrant and an immigration hold. The Sheriff’s Office said the cases are a result of an ongoing investigation into the commercial cultivation of marijuana. The investigation involves suspects from Ukiah and Redwood Valley, and future arrests are Logging to return to Jackson State Forest anticipated. The Daily Journal forest practices. Cal Fire, and litigants, Campaign to Restore A recent agreement allows two local timber In 2003, logging in JDSF was stopped Jackson State Redwood Forrest, Dharma TOP 5 ONLINE companies to proceed with logging in Jackson because of litigation concerning compliance Cloud Charitable Foundation Trust and the Demonstration State Forrest (JDSF) as pre- with the California Environmental Quality Forests Forever Foundation.” The local timber scribed in the forest’s 2008 management plan, Act, stated the news release. companies involved, Mendocino Redwood Cal Fire reported Thursday. The agreement comes from an order issued Company and Willits Redwood Company, JDSF is an area of about 48,600 acres near by Mendocino Superior Court Judge Richard also signed the agreement, the news release Wednesday the Fort Bragg and Mendocino coast. It is the J. Henderson last week. stated. For more Cal Fire information, including the 1. Two arrested on marijuana cultivation and largest demonstration forest of eight demon- According to the Cal Fire news release, JDSF management plan online, go to stration forests in California, and was estab- “the settlement agreement was signed by the http://www.fire.ca.gov/resource_mgt/resource_mgt sale lished in the late 1940s to research economic State Board of Forestry and Fire Protection, _stateforests_jackson.php 2. The Daily Digest 08/29/2008 3. My first job 4. Marijuana argument reportedly preceded Potter Valley shooting critically injures 1 shooting Witness says shooting caused A Mendocino County Sheriff’s Office news a man who said he was a friend of Gage and 5. Universal health care bill back on Governor's release stated that Raymond Harold Gage, an eyewitness to the shooting. desk by act of ‘Russian Roulette’ who was airlifted by REACH to an out-of- The friend said Gage had been staying with The Daily Journal county hospital, is not expected to survive the him for about three weeks at the man’s prop- A 46-year-old man from Sacramento was shooting. He was in “grave” condition at press erty. Gage was helping his friend build a struc- ukiahdailyjournal.com shot in the head Wednesday afternoon in a time. ture, the MCSO stated. remote area of Potter Valley near the Lake According to the MCSO, Gage had already The press release stated that Gage carried a County line during what a witness identified been airlifted from the location when sheriff’s Visit our web site at as an act of “Russian Roulette.” deputies arrived. Deputies were able to talk to See SHOOTING, Page A-9 ukiahdailyjournal.com 1-1/2 years old - wearing no collar 391-7352 Please call & return her to her family THIS IS TIGER She is one of our kids! 391-4026 LOST 8/31/08 REWARD $500 463-0608 A-2 – FRIDAY, SEPT. 5, 2008 DAILY DIGEST Editor: Jody Martinez, 468-3517 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected] FUNERAL NOTICES The world briefly [\ Elizabeth is survived by The last 29 years were Charles has lived in her son Michael (and spent with his beloved Mendocino County for Michele) Galli of Chico, wife Donna Barber and the past 65 years. He daughter Joanne Bell they raised three served his country in Palin blames ‘Obama-Biden Democrats’ of Santa Rosa, sister Annie daughters: Laura, Brenda, the United States Army for spreading ‘flat-out lies’ about her Cole of San Ra- and Leila. He was during WWII. Charles fael, grandson Ian Bell, known as “Nono” to his was retired from Cal-Trans MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Republican vice presidential can- granddaughters Anya four grandchildren: and as Hopland didate Sarah Palin on Thursday blamed supporters of the Galli and Molly Bell, step- Athena, Dakota, Gage and Town Barber. He was Democratic presidential ticket for spreading “misinformation granddaughter Jes- Mason. His family proud of raising his and flat-out lies” about her and her family. sie Hawkins, and her two also includes his sister and family and will be remem- But her spokeswoman said Obama’s campaign was not cats Striper and Kit- brother-in-law: bered for his love responsible, even though a Palin fundraising letter named the ty who now live with niece Sandra and Roger Brunet. and care of family and Democratic ticket with the words: “the Obama-Biden Sharon Cole of Larry spent many years friends and the willing- Democrats have been vicious in their attacks directed toward Calistoga. involved with Ukiah ness to always lend a help- me, my family and John McCain.” The family is grateful to youth sports, coaching his ing hand. His fa- The Obama campaign has raised questions about Palin’s the staff of Wind- daughters in multi- vorite saying: “Always qualifications based on her six years as mayor of Wasilla, chime of Chico for their ple sports and voluntarily wear a smile and keep Alaska, and less than two years as governor, but Obama him- care and compassion managing city bas- your eyes on the ground.” self has said her family should be off-limits. He also said he in the last two months of ketball. Charles is survived by would fire any staffer who talks about it. ELIZABETH GLORIA GALLI Elizabeth’s life. After retirement, his his daughter Kathy Palin spokeswoman Maria Comella said: “We appreciate the Elizabeth Gloria Galli, A memorial service will favorite hobby was bar- Friedland of Ukiah, sons fact that he came out and condemned this kind of personal 83, of Ukiah, Ca. be held in the chapel gain hunting at garage Tom Holmes of Ne- attack.” Asked whether Palin thought Obama or his running passed away peacefully on of the Russian River sales. Other activities vada, Chuck Holmes of mate, Delaware Sen. Joe Biden, were personally responsible for August 24th, Cemetery in Ukiah, Ca. he enjoyed were walking Seattle, WA, sister the attacks mentioned in the letter, Comella said, “No.” 2008 in Chico with her fam- on Friday, September 12th, his dogs, playing Donna Zuspan of ily by her side. 2008 at 3:00 pm. with his grandchildren, Washington and eight McCain to accept GOP nomination in Elizabeth had fought can- gardening, taking his grandchildren. He was convention finale on ‘town hall’ stage cer for many years. [\ family out to eat, pheasant preceded in death by Elizabeth was born on hunting, fishing his wife Margaret L. ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) — John McCain, a Vietnam POW June 23rd, 1925 in and reading. He and his Holmes in February of turned political rebel, launched his fall campaign for the White Ukiah, Ca. Her parents wife Donna volun- 1995. House on Thursday in the final act of a Republican National were Pio and Prima teered with local feline res- The Eversole Mortuary Convention marked by extraordinary attention on running mate Mazzotti of Lucca, Italy. cue organizations. is in charge of ar- Sarah Palin. She had two sisters: He will be missed by all rangements. McCain, 72 and hoping to become the oldest first-term pres- Armida, who passed away of us, including his Remember those who have ident in history, faced a delicate assignment: presenting his cre- in 1961 and Annie, constant canine companion passed dentials as a reformer willing to take on his own party and who lives in San Rafael. In Sadie. Forever and always stressing his independence from an unpopular President Bush 1948 Elizabeth No services will be held Anytime you’re lonely, — all without breaking faith with his Republican base. married Clement “Chuck” at his request. Dona- anytime you’re sad, Aides suggested he also would trace his career in public ser- Americo Galli, who tions in his memory can be anytime that your heart vice — including more than five years as a Vietnam prisoner of passed away in 2006. made to S.N.A.P. breaks, war — while drawing stark differences with Democratic candi- Elizabeth's Ukiah (PO Box 4, Talmage) or anytime you are mad- date Barack Obama. Among the conflicts: McCain deems the home was never without at Anderson Valley Ani- all you have to do is close Iraq war essential to American interests, while Obama has least one stray cat mal Rescue (PO Box 188, your eyes called for a troop withdrawal. McCain and Palin arranged to to love and pamper. She Boonville). and I’ll be there with you. depart their convention city immediately after the Arizona sen- moved with her last You see the world may take ator’s acceptance speech to fly to Wisconsin for an early start two beloved cats to Santa LARRY JAMES BIANCHI [\ my body, on the final weeks of the White House campaign. Rosa in November February 21, 1938 to but that’s all that it can do. 2006. She found the “big September 1, 2008 Don’t stop the memory Southeastern states brace for Hanna as city” life and shop- Larry lived life on his of the time we shared. ping opportunities wonder- own terms: If you enjoy Take time to laugh when life planners cast wary eye to Hurricane Ike ful. Baking was a it, do it. If not, screw it. gets hard, WILMINGTON, N.C. (AP) — Some Southeastern states passion and Elizabeth His life ended peace- the way we used to do! declared emergencies and officials urged residents to head enjoyed the smiles her fully at home, surrounded CHARLES LEROY HOLMES A smell? A touch? The inland Thursday as Tropical Storm Hanna headed toward the delightful, sweet deliveries by family, on Sep- Graveside services for morning sun? Atlantic coast, where it could bring high winds and rain from brought people. All tember 1, 2008. Charles Leroy Holmes They all will help you see. South Carolina all the way to Maine. of her family and friends Larry was born in San of Ukiah will be held on I’m still there. I never left. Meanwhile, disaster planners cast a wary eye to a suddenly will miss the giant Francisco, California to Friday, September 5, Now smile once more for me. ferocious-looking Hurricane Ike strengthening in the Atlantic. bags of Italian biscotti. Carlo and Catherine and 2008 at 1 pm at Hopland Live each day, keep looking And with power outages and other problems from Hurricane Elizabeth will be re- grew up in Pesca- Cemetery. Charles up. Gustav still lingering in Louisiana, Arkansas and Mississippi, membered and loved by all dero and Burlingame. He passed away on Monday, My life was not in vain. the Federal Emergency Management Agency and other relief who knew her. moved to Ukiah in September 2, 2008 I finished the task I was born groups found themselves juggling responses to three storms. Her smile, kindness, love, 1973 and worked for the at his home surrounded by to do. Rain and wind from Hanna could start as early as Friday and acceptance County of Mendoci- his family. That’s why I couldn’t remain. night in the South, where some residents shuttered houses and were felt by all who crossed no as a systems analyst for Born April 20, 1923 in Until I see you - - stocked up on food and sandbags, coastal parks closed and her path. 33 years. Barnsdall, Oklahoma, I love you forever and always. schools canceled events and changed sports schedules. Watches and warnings were issued from Georgia to near Atlantic City, N.J. Officials did not order people from their homes in advance Please sign the guest book at www.ukiahdailyjournal.com. Funeral notices are paid announcements. For information on how to place a paid funeral notice or make corrections to funeral notices please call our classified department at 468-3529. of the storm, which was expected to make landfall early Saturday. Forecasters said it was expected to strengthen only Death notices are free for Mendocino County residents. Death notices are limited to name of deceased, hometown, age, date of slightly, though it still could become a hurricane. death, date, time, and place of services and the funeral home handling the arrangements. For information on how to place a The governors of Virginia and North Carolina declared states free death notice please call our editorial department at 468-3500. of emergency, freeing up state resources for storm response. South Carolina opened several emergency shelters and restrict- ed port hours and Gov. Mark Sanford urged people to leave POLICE REPORTS and Recreation on suspicion of piled from reports pre- Beristianos’ name was mis- flood-prone areas and mobile homes in two northern counties driving under the influence and pared by the city of Ukiah: spelled in a caption in by Friday afternoon. The following were com- being unlawful to drive at 12:20 STREET CLOSURE -- Wednesday’s edition. piled from reports pre- a.m. Tuesday. School Street from Clay to Beristianos was shown in a pared by the Ukiah Police BOOKED -- Barbara Ann Stephenson streets will be front page photo with a Ukiah BIKRAM YOGA Department. To anony- Pitman, 43, of Willits, was closed from 2 to 10 p.m. today High student, who was using a mously report crime infor- booked into jail by the Willits for the 10th Annual Chili Cook- fire extinguisher during a fire UKIAH mation, call 463-6205. Police Department on suspicion Off. demonstration. Car Wash ARREST -- Dennis of corporal injury to a spouse at The Ukiah Daily Journal reserves this space to correct errors or make clarifications to 859 N. State Street How Good Quinliven, no middle name 4:10 p.m. Wednesday. AIRPORT REPORT news articles. Errors may be reported to the 462-4472 given, 28, of Ukiah, was arrest- BOOKED -- Anthony editor, 468-3526. ed on suspicion of driving Eugene Idica, 30, of Ukiah, was The following was com- Could You under the influence in the 600 booked into jail by the Ukiah piled from reports pre- $3.00 off block of Perkins Street at 11:41 Police Department on suspicion pared by the Little River LOTTERY NUMBERS CAR WASH p.m. Tuesday. of corporal injury to a spouse at Airport. The airport can be EVERY Feel? DAILY 3: night: 8, 1, 7. 11:10 a.m. Wednesday. reached at 937-5129. TUESDAY HotYogaUkiah.com Those arrested by law enforcement AIRPORT CLOSED -- afternoon: 0, 0, 3. SHERIFF’S REPORTS officers are innocent until proven guilty. There will be no take offs or DAILY 4: 7, 3, 4, 6. People reported as having been arrested FANTASY 5: 05, 06, 21, The following were com- may contact the Daily Journal once their landings at the Little River piled from reports pre- case has been concluded so the results Airport for about 16 days, 23, 34. The Eversole Mortuary pared by the Mendocino can be reported. Those who feel the infor- beginning Sept. 15 at noon. DAILY DERBY: 1st Place: Serving Ukiah Since 1893 County Sheriff’s Office: mation is in error should contact the The closure is due to mainte- appropriate agency. 03, Hot Shot. Evergreen Memorial Gardens & Crematory nance work. 2nd Place: 08, Gorgeous BOOKED -- Jorge Ramirez The Eversole Mortuary, serving families for over 114 years, Olvera, 26, of Mendocino, was CITY OF UKIAH George. have come to realize the importance of planning ahead for a booked into jail by the CORRECTIONS 3rd Place: 02, Lucky Star. love one or for one’s self. 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FRIDAY 10TH ANNUAL CHILI COOK-OFF -- Benefit for Boys and Girls Club of Ukiah; Alex R. Thomas Jr. Plaza; 6 to 9 p.m.; $7 for adults, $4 for children; 467-4106. SONIC BLOOM -- Hip-hop music; Ukiah Brewing Company; 101 S. State St., Ukiah; 9 p.m.; $7 cover; 468- 5898. AMOR LOCO -- World beats; Shanachie Pub; 50 S. Main St., Willits; 9 p.m.; $5 cover; 459-9194. DJ DANCE MUSIC -- DJ dance music with Nature Boy; Perkins Street Lounge; 228 E. Perkins St., Ukiah; 10 p.m. SATURDAY LAURA SMITH -- Award winning local fiddle and viol- nist, tomato tasting under the pavilion, and children’s story reading, at the Farmers’ Market; Alex Thomas Plaza; Ukiah; 8:30 a.m. to noon. ROOTS OF MOTIVE POWER -- Event commemorating early inustrial machinery; Recreation Grove Park; E. Commercial St., Willits; 4:30 p.m.; Free /donations requested for barbecue. OPEN MIC -- Live performance; Hopland Brewery; 13351 S. Highway 101, Hopland; 4 to 7 p.m.; Free; 744- 1361. BELTONES BAND -- Dance music; Bartlett Hall; 495 Leslie St., Ukiah; dance 7 to 10 p.m.; $9 cover; all adults welcome. THE BROADCASTERS -- Harmonic vocals; Shanachie Pub; 50 S. Main St., Willits; 9 p.m.; $3 cover; Dr. Lily Yeh, founder of the non profit group Barefoot Artists Inc., will speak this Saturday at the City of Ten 459-9194. Thousand Buddhas on the healing and transformative power of art. JAH CASA -- Rastafari music; Ukiah Brewing Company; 101 S. State St., Ukiah; 9:30 p.m.; $8 cover; 468-5898. DJ DANCE MUSIC -- DJ dance music with Nature Boy; Reflections of a Barefoot Artist Perkins Street Lounge; 228 E. Perkins St., Ukiah; 10 p.m. SUNDAY JASON ARGOS & GEORGE HUSARUK -- String gui- Bringing healing, self-empowerment tar and flutist, playing jazz at the Redwood Valley Farmers’ Market; Lions’ Park; East Road, Redwood Valley; 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. and social change through the arts ROOTS OF MOTIVE POWER -- Event commemorating By DAVID SMITH-FERRI she founded, she works with impover- viduals and physically transform com- early inustrial machinery; Recreation Grove Park; E. Special for the Journal ished or war-torn communities around munities. Commercial St., Willits; 10:00 a.m.; Free/pancake break- Too often, news coverage of world the globe, in countries which include The collective process used in these fasts for sale. events fails to portray the possibilities Rwanda, Democratic Republic of projects fosters a sense community pride FORD BLUES BAND -- Blues, featuring Robben Ford; for creative solutions to pressing prob- Congo, Kenya, Ivory Coast, Republic of while allowing participants to experi- Todd Grove Park; 5 p.m. lems, especially problems of poverty Georgia, Taiwan, China, Syria and ence a sense of individual accomplish- and violence. Ecuador. Barefoot Artists aims to train ment. MONDAY We long for opportunities to hear and empower local residents, organize While Barefoot Artists draws inspira- from people who are involved in effec- communities, and take action for a more tion from world art and culture, each MICROPHONE NIGHT -- Sing or play an instrument; tive, hands-on projects within communi- compassionate, just, and sustainable project is tailored to the unique needs Club 711; 711 S. State St., Ukiah; 9 p.m. to 1 a.m.; 462- ties that seek such solutions. future. and characteristics of that community. 7111. Here in the Ukiah Valley, we have It brings the transformative power of When possible, Barefoot Artists incorpo- this opportunity when Dr. Lily Yeh art to the most impoverished communi- rates local artists and craftspeople into TUESDAY speaks at 7:30 p.m. this Saturday, at the ties in the world through participatory its projects. Moreover, Barefoot Artists Buddha Hall at the City of Ten and multifaceted projects that foster aims to develop markets for locally pro- KARAOKE -- Karaoke and DJ dancing with MCP; Thousand Buddhas (2001 Talmage community empowerment, improve the duced and fairly traded crafts. Perkins Street Lounge; 228 E. Perkins St., Ukiah; 8 p.m.; Road, Talmage). physical environment, promote econom- Barefoot Artists recognizes the power free. Yeh is an artist. Twenty years of ic development, and preserve and pro- of art, image-making and narrative sto- TAHITIAN DANCE -- Every Tuesday night; Mendocino experience working with people to revi- mote indigenous art and culture. ries to move and educate people. Ballet Studio; 205 S. State St.; Ukiah; ages 11 to 99; 5:30 talize dilapidated communities in north- Barefoot Artists develops projects in Therefore each Barefoot Artists project to 6:30 p.m.; $8 to $11. ern Philadelphia and other U.S. cities collaboration with individuals and/or is carefully documented and distributed taught her that creativity and beauty are agencies on the ground in identified as broadly as possible through the inter- powerful tools to bring on healing and communities. net, publications, speaking engagements, WEDNESDAY change. Art in this context becomes a vehicle and video. For more information about Now, through Barefoot Artists, Inc. for amplifying and coordinating existing Yeh’s presentation, call462-5486, or OPEN MIC NIGHT -- Open Mic; Ukiah Brewing Co.; (www.barefootartists.org), a nonprofit efforts through projects that inspire indi- email [email protected]. 102 S. State St., Ukiah; 8:30 p.m.; free; 468-5898.

local entertainment for the Standley Street Childrens Stage and other areas. PumpkinFest is set to take place Oct. 18 and 19. Employment COMMUNITY BRIEFS Those interested in providing entertainment are asked to contact assistance especially Lory Limbird at 463-6231. Foster parents sought Ukiah Natural Foods ‘Give Back To relevant today for Multidimensional Schools Week’ set for Sept. 28 to Oct. 4 Treatment Foster Care Program Ukiah Natural Foods Co-op will give 5 percent of a cus- Reading the newspaper Redwood Children’s Services is seeking foster parents for tomer’s purchase to the participating Ukiah area school of their every day, I regularly come choice, during the week of Sept. 28 through Oct. 4. The shop- across some new piece of the new Multidimensional Treatment Foster Care program which provides intensive treatment and close supervision for per just needs to tell the cashier which school they choose from troubling economic news. It the list of participants. has made me wonder how the troubled teens 12 to 18 years of age who have emotional and behavioral challenges. In the context of loving and stable Now in its 4th year, the “Give Back to School’s Week” has national trends are reflected in grown steadily over the years. Schools register for inclusion our local economy. For some homes children learn new ways of behavior that are acceptable in school and the community. They learn what it feels like to and customers choose which school they want to receive 5 per- insights I spoke with Yolanda cent of their sale. For sales not earmarked at the register, the Lopez, a case manager at the succeed. Foster parents will receive training in a structured behavioral excess is split between participating schools proportionally, Mendocino Private Industry based on the percentage of funds assigned. Council. Yolanda and her co- management system that can teach youth how to make better choices when dealing with the challenges of growing up today. Schools must be in Mendocino County, and be for the gener- workers occasionally use the al education of children. Special interest schools (for example, Community Foundation’s The program goals are to provide close supervision, clear con- sistent limits to behavior and fair consequences using a points drama or sports schools) are not included. To qualify for the Angel Fund to assist their program, a school must register by Sept. 24. Schools interested clients, and I know they are and level system of earning privileges. The foster parents will attend weekly support meetings and in an entry form can go to www.ukiahcoop.com and follow the seeing first-hand how the links. economy is affecting people Giving Back have the support of staff 24/7 to insure that the youth is making in our county. progress toward family unification. This is a short term com- Yolanda comes to MPIC By Susanne Norgard mitment to one youth for 7 to 9 months and requires one parent Non-denominational bereavement be available for transportation, meetings and other program from the private sector where ver. “One of the biggest obsta- support group set to start on Sept. 18 she worked for AT&T for thir- requirements during the day. cles, especially for our older This program provides a tax exempt stipend of $2,500 per ty-two years. Her “retire- clients, is keeping up with On Sept. 18, an eight-week, non-denominational, faith-based ment” was short lived. “I month due to the level of training and supervision required. bereavement support group will begin at the Agape Bible advances in technology,” she This new program offers caring adults the opportunity to made an effort to stay retired,” told me. “We often help them Church, 290 South Lenore Avenue, Willits. she told me. “I took an become part of a professional team making a difference it the Bereavement can be the result of any loss, spouse, parent, upgrade their computer skills. life of a teen from the community. Call Foster Parent Recruiter, accounting class, adopted Once the client has completed child, job, but the process of recovery is essentially the same. It Chihuahua puppies, and made Susan Boling, at 467-2000 for more specific program informa- is their aim to assist those who are grieving as they embark on the training, MPIC also assists tion. Christmas tamales with my with the job search process.” the path. mother. But when all was said The changes in the econo- Participation is free, but registration is requested. For more and done, I missed the routine my have had an impact on Tzu Chi Foundation to provide information, or to register, call the Church at 459-1905. of work.” MPIC and its clients. Yolanda health care clinic on Sept. 14 Yolanda explained how told me the resource room UHS college fair set for Sept. 23 MPIC operates. It is federally where the job search comput- The Tzu Chi Foundation will provide free medical service on funded through the Workforce ers are located have been very Sunday, Sept. 14, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., at the Ukiah Senior Parents, who want to learn more about the college applica- Investment Act, with the pur- full lately. “Sometimes there Center, in Ukiah. The services will include dental, chiropractic, tion process are invited to attend a College Fair in Ukiah High pose of helping people to find is standing room only with Western and Oriental procedures, blood sugar and blood pres- School’s cafetorium on Tuesday, Sept. 23 from 12:45 to 2:45 jobs. MPIC employees work people waiting for computers. sure tests. They ask that those who wish to have their blood p.m. Participants will have an opportunity to meet and speak closely with the career techni- The emergency extension of sugar tested not eat for 8 hours before they go to the test. directly with representatives from a variety of institutions like cal education programs, such unemployment benefits has The foundation can only provide certain services and treat- UCs, CSUs, Junior/Community Colleges, and as ROP, and with the local helped. It used to be it would ments. All procedures are free, provided by volunteers. For Vocational/Technical Schools. Ukiah High School will offer community colleges. Some of take people four to six months more information, call the Tzu Chi Foundation at 462-2911. workshops on completing college applications, writing the UC the more common to find a job. Lately, that has personal statement as well writing an essay for private univer- training/educational programs increased to eight or ten Free PumpkinFest entertainment sought sities. Those who are interested in attending are asked to check include medical and dental months.” The City of Ukiah Community Services Department has in at the front desk and request a visitor pass. For more infor- assistant, phlebotomist, nurse announced that the PumpkinFest Committee is looking for free mation, please contact Alicia Mendoza at 463-5253 Ext. 1008 (RN and LVN) and truck dri- See GIVING, Page A-5 or by e-mail [email protected]. A-4 – FRIDAY, SEPT. 5, 2008 FORUM Editor: K.C. Meadows, 468-3526 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected] Letters from our readers From the desk of ... Circus not fun for animals To the Editor: The Carson & Barnes circus travels to 180 to 200 towns each year. The animals GEORGE WILL who travel with them spend their lives in cages or on chains, and are taught to per- form by using bullhooks and electric cattle prods. For intelligent, emotionally com- plex animals with highly developed social natures, it’s a life of great hardship endured for the purpose of an hour’s enter- tainment for people who have no idea Better off? what really happens behind the scenes. Carson & Barnes have failed repeatedly John McCain, who is in what Macbeth called “the to meet minimal federal standards for the sear, the yellow leaf” of life, has revived an oldie from care of animals used in exhibition as seven elections ago with a campaign commercial established in the Animal Welfare Act. The asserting: “We’re worse off than we were four years USDA has cited them for failure to pro- ago.” This, of course, derives from Ronald Reagan’s vide veterinary care and minimum space, question, addressed to the nation with devastating for failure to provide shelter from the ele- effect on his opponent, during Reagan’s debate with ments, for failure to provide transport President Jimmy Carter in 1980. trailers, for inadequate ventilation, for The nation considered the answer obvious. Reeling unsound fences and rusty animal cages, from oil shocks worse than today’s, with 52 U.S. for giving their animals unclean water and for failure to keep animal care records. hostages in Tehran and with the Soviet Union rampant Please do not support these events. in Afghanistan, voters resoundingly said “no.” Today Dorothy L. Davies we know that the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan has- San Francisco tened the collapse of the Evil Empire, so some things that seem to make us worse off are not unmixed curs- To the Editor: es. I am a licensed animal health techni- Imitation is the sincerest form of politics and in cian. I am a former chairman for the 1996 President Bill Clinton, seeking re-election, urged Animal Commission for San Francisco. I am a former inspector for the United Other opinions voters to ask themselves whether they were better off States Department of Agriculture for than they were four years earlier. Today we know that Animal Welfare. I did inspect circuses and From around the nation the nation’s affirmative answer reflected the beguiling zoos. What was the last inspection of this beginning of what turned out to be the tech stock bub- circus on their home base and of the ani- Prop. 11 Caballero, D-Salinas? November ballot is looking ble, so some things that seem to make us better off are mals at least three different traveling sites? Unopposed. like a better and better idea. not unmixed blessings. Has a veterinarian who is not part of the looking good It is largely the result of Proposition 11 is the work of McCain recasts Reagan’s question as an assertion in staff completed an inspection before The Monterey gerrymandering, the process groups such as the League order to pander to the public’s dyspepsia and distance allowing the circus to stop in our County County Herald by which seated politicians of Women Voters and himself from George Bush. Enough. of Mendocino? In the year 2008, we need and their parties draw leg- AARP. It would take bound- In contemporary politics, nothing succeeds like to expect nothing less. The numbers of If you are following the islative boundaries in a way ary-drawing power away excess, so permutations of Reagan’s trope are going to exotic animals left in the wild has been in current train wreck of a bud- that ensures that incum- from the politicos and give it recur. Therefore, it is time to consider its deficiencies, rapid reduction for years. The quality of get process in Sacramento, bents, especially those of the to an independent citizens which are symptomatic of a desiccated mentality. care of these exotic animals in captivity you may be looking forward dominant party, remain in commission. Unfortunately, the phrase “better off” is generally has not been up to the standards expected, to November and your office as long as possible. It is, most likely, an understood as a reference to your salary, your bank with The San Francisco Zoo’s serious inci- opportunity to toss the bums dent of last December showing how care- So what does this have to imperfect alternative. But, at balance, your IRA and the like. But wait. Are you bet- out of office. do with the budget mess? first blush, at least, it seems ter off being four years older? That depends. less the care and safety with dangerous Sorry to be the spoilsport, and rare animals has been. No circus with Simply this. The Democrats preferable to the system that If you are young, since 2004 you might have found but you can forget about it. and Republicans who have is threatening to make leg- romance, had children, learned to fly-fish and become live animals anymore. There may be plenty of Ron Lippert shown themselves incapable islative elections, and per- a Tampa Bay Rays fan. In which case you emphatical- Willits bums ripe for tossing, but of making any of the tough haps even the Legislature, ly are better off, even if since 2004 there has been only they're either not on the decisions to craft a budget irrelevant. a 0.6 percent increase -- yes, increase -- in the median Lies do not November ballot or they're this year are in virtually no Gov. Arnold value of single-family homes. such lopsided favorites that danger of being held Schwarzenegger is support- If you are near “the sear, the yellow leaf” of life, in promote democracy they stand almost no chance accountable because they ing Proposition 11 because the last four years your expected remaining years of To the Editor: of actually being tossed. have a lock on re-election, he understands the role ger- life have declined. But that does not mean you cannot It is an incredible blow to our democra- Though it is a big, gener- no matter how severely they rymandering has played in be better off. cy when people like Jerome Robert Corsi, al election, there are a only mangle state finances. the budget mess. Just as sig- Suppose in those years you read “Middlemarch,” a controversial conservative author who handful of open legislative At times like this, the nificantly, the opposition is rediscovered Fred Astaire’s movies, took up fly-fish- wrote “The Obama Nation”can affect the seats up for grabs in governor and others give being led by Sen. Don ing, saw Chartres and acquired grandchildren. Even if outcome of elections with open lies and November and none of the heavy lip service to the need Perata, the termed-out the value of your stock portfolio is down since 2004 fabrications. Free speech is one thing; I incumbents on the ballot for budget reform, and they Oakland Democrat. (the Dow actually is up), are you not decidedly better understand that. But why there are no faces any more than token are partly right. California's The Sacramento Bee off? legal repercussions for deliberate outright opposition. lies is beyond me. That this man gets budgeting process is almost reported this week that the The late Herb Stein, one of Washington’s wisest For an example of how it entirely political, not at all correctional officers union practitioners in the field of applied philosophy, aka away with this is infuriating. I personally works, look no further than will do everything in my power to punish professional. has donated $577,000 to a economics, criticized the “are you better off” question the 27th Assembly District, The requirement that a Perata fund that will be used by noting that “everyone has a certain asset, which is the publisher and anyone else associated which includes the liberal budget receive approval to combat Proposition 11. the present value of his expected future life.” But “all with or contributing to this purely open west sides of Monterey and attack against our democracy. from two-thirds of the legis- The union, of course, has years are not alike.” The years that come later in life Santa Cruz counties. Jack Rappaport lators almost guarantees spent years and millions can have special richness because one has learned When Democrat Bill Mendocino budgetary paralysis whenev- helping to build a things that enable one to appreciate each year more. Monning won his party's er deficits loom. Legislature to its liking. It Stein noted that the question about being “better nomination in the 27th in Combine all the factors has much to fear from a off” is thought to be about facts rather than feelings. Take a closer look June, his victory in and Republican legislators more logical approach. But feelings are facts. Facts such as delight, serenity To the Editor: November was all but guar- can get away with irrespon- Is this an endorsement for and gratitude have values not easily priced in cash. There was a gentleman a few weeks anteed. To assess how safe sible grandstanding, signing Proposition 11? Not quite. The people asking and those answering the “better ago questioning why the Ukiah City the district is for a Police use cell phones while driving, yet it pledges not to support any The measure's weaknesses off” question seem to assume that the only facts that Democrat, here's a little tax increases even though have not yet been fully bal- is illegal. I went on another ride-along quiz. Can you name his matter are those that can be expressed as economic sta- with the Ukiah Police Department last they have been unable to anced against its strengths. tistics. Statistics are fine as far as they go, but they do Republican opponent? make any practical sugges- But it is a call for those who week. While they are driving, they are Didn't think so. (Robert not go very far in measuring life as actually lived. watching for people breaking the law, tions on where to cut spend- want professional gover- Murray). We do, unfortunately, live, as Edmund Burke looking for wanted people, monitoring the ing instead. nance in California to keep lamented, in an age of “economists and calculators” Sheriff’s Department, the Police Our state senator, Abel But the need for reform is an eye out for connections Maldonado, R-Santa Maria? who are eager to reduce all things to the dust of numer- Department, the CHP and at the same almost as obvious in the and motives that may not be acy, neglecting what Burke called “the decent drapery time, talking to another officer about Essentially unopposed. arena of redistricting. Which obvious when Perata and the Assemblywoman Anna of life.” In this supposedly rational and scientific age, something that they may not want to put is why Proposition 11 on the other pols start attacking it. the thirst for simple metrics seduces people into a pre- over the radio. I would suggest that that occupation with things that lend themselves to quan- gentleman go on a ride along with the Police Department and he would find out tification. what really goes on during a shift. We WHERE TO WRITE Self-consciously “modern” people have an urge to have a pretty darn good Police Department reduce assessments of their lives to things that can be and are lucky we have them. President George Bush: The White www.house.gov/write rep presented in tables, charts and graphs -- personal and national economic statistics. This sharpens their minds Chuck Savage House, 1600 Pennsylvania Ave., Washing- Assemblywoman Patty Berg: State Talmage ton, D.C. 20500; (202) 456-1111, FAX by narrowing them. Such people might as well mea- Assembly District 1, Capitol, Rm. 4146, sure out their lives in coffee spoons. (202)456-2461. Sacramento, 95814. (916) 319-2001; In 1934, long before mankind strode jauntily into LETTER POLICY Governor Arnold Schwarzeneg- Berg's Ukiah field representative is Ruth what it contentedly calls “the information age,” T.S. ger: State Capitol, Sacramento, 95814. Valenzuela. Ukiah office located at 311 N. Eliot asked: The Daily Journal welcomes letters to the editor. All letters must include a clear name, (916) 445-2841; FAX (916)445-4633 State St, Ukiah, 95482, 463-5770. The Where is the wisdom we have lost in knowledge? signature, return address and phone number. Sen. Barbara Boxer: 112 Hart Sen- office’s fax number is 463-5773. For email Where is the knowledge we have lost in informa- Letters chosen for publication are generally ate Office Bldg., Washington, D.C. 20510; go to web site: assembly.ca.gov/Berg tion? published in the order they are received, but (202)224-3553; San Francisco, (415) 403- Senator Pat Wiggins: State Senate So, are you better off than you were four years ago? shorter, concise letters are given prefer- That depends. On what? That, too, depends. ence.We publish most of the letters we 0100 FAX (202) 224--0454 District 2, Capitol Building, Room 5100, receive, but we cannot guarantee publica- George Will’s e-mail address is georgewill(at)wash- Sen. Dianne Feinstein: 331 Hart Sacramento, 95814. (916) 445-3375 post.com. tion. Names will not be withheld for any Email: [email protected]. In reason. If we are aware that you are con- Senate Office Bldg., Washington, D.C. Ukiah: Kathy Kelley at 200 S. 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information, or to register to become a volun- teer, call Laura Smith at the Lake Mendocino IN OUR COMMUNITY park office at 467-4232. Did you want the berry sauce Grateful Gleaners organizing on that pizza? or tomato day Mendocino Rose Society local produce trading to meet on Sept. 9 We are passing the mid- Anderson Valley will also The Grateful Gleaners are inviting local way point in the local tomato have a year-round market. The Mendocino Rose Society will host community members to join them in sharing season. The Grange Mart will be guest speaker Beth Thompson, “Decorative cherries, berries or other fruit that may be If you were not aware that located at the Philo Grange Gardner” at their next regular meeting Tuesday ripening in home orchards that is available to tomato season is zooming on Sundays from noon to 2 Sept. 9, at 6:30 p.m. The meeting will take be shared. For more information, call them at past your doorstep, you need p.m. It will be run as a place at the Ukiah Civic Center Conference 459-5490, ext. 555, and leave a message. to get to your local farmers’ fundraiser for the Grange. Room, 411 W. Clay St., Ukiah. Thompson, market more often. At tomor- Once you have tried the who spent many years living not far from row’s market we celebrate the tomatoes, there are some Colonial Williamsburg, will be demonstrating USC to present info about the healthy, tasty and, some other great events to check her Colonial inspired wreath making tech- local 911 Dispatch on Friday might even say, sexy tomato out at tomorrow’s market. niques. with a tasting. • For the first time back For more information about becoming a Ukiah Senior Center will present the next in their series of free health talks on Friday, with Tomatoes are indeed this season we will have member of the Rose Society or about their loaded with healthy things. A award winning fiddle and guest speaker, call Noreen at 463-3550. Greg Blake, communications supervisor at the Mendocino County Sheriff’s Office. The dis- single, fresh medium red violinist Laura Smith per- cussion will take place from 1 to 2 p.m., and tomato provides about 32 The Market Message forming in the pavilion. Peripheral neuropathy will cover the following topics: percent of the recommended By Scott Cratty • A County of Mendocino info meeting set for Sept. 15 • Who is responsible for keeping address daily value of vitamin C, plus water resource specialist will and telephone information correct and up to 25 percent of vitamin A, 15 Covelo Organics, Dear provide conservation and The Ukiah Senior Center will host a discus- date? percent of vitamin K, 10 per- Meadow, Jake and the Bean other water wise information. sion on peripheral neuropathy at 10 a.m., on • Who answers 911 calls and where are they cent of potassium, 7 percent Stock, Olivino, Ortiz • The Discovery World Monday, Sept. 15. Bev Anderson, President of located? of fiber and 6 percent of vita- Brothers, Phil Cool, Redtail Preschool teachers are back The Northern California Chapter of The • What is the history of 911? min B6. Farms, Richard Johnson and with another 10 a.m. story Neuropathy Association, will lead an informa- • What information is a dispatcher receiving Tomatoes are also particu- Sky Hoyt Specialty Growers. time session for children (it tional meeting and speak on “Neuropathy -- when calling 911? Both on a cell phone and larly rich in the phytonutrient Collectively, they plan to was great to see all the kids Symptoms, Causes, and Treatments.” A sup- hard line telephone. lycopene, which studies sug- bring over 30 varieties such at last Saturday’s A Child, A port group will be formed if sufficient interest • How many Public Safety Dispatch Centers gest may help protect us from as: azoychka, beefsteak, bet- Dog & A Good Book read- is shown. Anyone interested in neuropathy is (PSAPs) are in Mendocino County? a wide range of cancers and ter boys, big beef, black krim, ing!). welcome. The Ukiah Senior Center is located • How do they work together? reduce the risk of heart black russian, black zebra, • Our sponsor, the Ukiah at 499 Leslie Street. For more information, call • Why do dispatchers ask certain questions? attack. You get more brandywine, caspian pink, Natural Foods Co-op will 1-877-622-6298 or e-mail [email protected]. • How many Emergency Service Providers lycopene from your tomatoes celebrity, cherokee purple, have a table at the market work with 911, including Police, Sheriff, when they are cooked, which costoluto genovese, early girl, with lots of great information Boy Scouts Troop 77 Ambulance, Fire, Social Services, Search and provides a nice cover story early goliath, German straw- for you. Rescue, and Hospitals? for that occasional slice of berry, Juliet, La Rossa, mati- • We will also be conduct- memberships available • What is Computer Aided Dispatch (CAD) pizza. na, momotaro, nyagous, Old ing a customer opinion sur- Boy Scouts of America’s Troop 77 has and how does it work with 911? Botanically the tomato is a German, ild ivory egg, vey. Look for Erica with the openings for boys between the ages of 11 and • What changes are ahead for 911 (voip, tex- fruit. Indeed, it is a berry. principe borghese, red roma, flip charts somewhere in mar- 17 years old who are interested in outdoor ting, pictures, videos). However, in resolving litiga- San Marzano, sun gold, ket row on School Street and adventures and camp outs. Youth can earn In this hour, Greg Blake will answer these tion about the Tariff Act of striped German, sweet mil- please help the market by merit badges in archery, rifle shooting, camp- questions. There will be a period designed for 1883, which imposed a fee lion, sweet 100 cherry, yel- sharing your opinions about ing and in 100 other hobbies and vocations. an open discussion and any questions that he on vegetables but not fruits, low bells, yellow pear and how we might improve. Troop meetings are held every Tuesday in can answer. There is no charge for the presen- the U.S. Supreme Court zapotec. Next week is the annual the Eagle Peak Middle School auditorium or tation, which is open to the public. Drawings decreed that legislative intent We don’t have a prize if Fabulous Flashback Car classroom at 7 p.m. Boys joining the troop in will be held for $5 cash, and for a ticket to the and common usage justified you collect them all, but you Show. September will be eligible for free admittance Ice Cream Social at the Center for those who declaring the tomato a veg- might just have fun anyway That and the Pumpkin into Marine World on Oct. 11. For more infor- attend this talk. For more information, call etable for the purpose of seeing how many you can Festival are the two events mation, call 463-2721. Betty McGlade, Coordinator of the Health and imposing fees under the tar- find. Join us under the pavil- each year for which the mar- Education Series, at 467-0960. iff. ion to try a few. Have I men- ket relocates. However, we Volunteers sought In Arkansas, the tomato is tioned that there is no beating will only pivot one block for National Public Lands Literacy tutors sought both the state fruit and the the variety at the farmer’s West onto Clay Street, at Willits Library state vegetable. See how market? between School and Oak. Day at Lake Mendocino accommodating the tomato The more you support our There is no excuse for miss- Volunteers are being sought to teach others can be? It is also the weapon local small farmers, the ing us. With an average of 1 million visitors a year, to read, write and speak English. The volun- of choice in the world’s greater that variety will Certified farmer’s markets even the most careful visitors make an impact teers will be trained and furnished with the largest food fight, La become over time and the are in Ukiah from 8:30 a.m. on the facilities and environment at Lake tools they will need. Those interested in volun- Tomatina. easier it will become to pre- to noon Saturday and 3 to 6 Mendocino. The Army Corps of Engineers teering are invited to attend a tutor training ori- It is reported that there are serve our agricultural land. p.m. Tuesday on School invites the community to join other volunteers entation, scheduled for 3 to 5 p.m. on around 7,500 varieties of That is why I am particularly Street at Clay Street and in from community groups, Scout troops, individ- Wednesday, Sept. 24, in the Willits Library tomato. We don’t have all of pleased to be able to report Alex Thomas Plaza and in uals, and families to help restore and clean-up conference room. them at the Ukiah farmer’s yet another opportunity for Redwood Valley on Sunday the resources and facilities at Lake Mendocino A basic tutor training workshop will take market. But, we have quite a you to support local year- from 9:30 a.m to 1 p.m. at as part of the 15th annual National Public place from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., on Saturday, Sept. few. round farmers markets. 8920 East Road in Lion’s Lands Day on Saturday, Sept. 27. 27, at the library. For more information, or to Tomorrow, you should find Park. Volunteer registration will take place from I previously noted that the make reservations, call Pam at 459-1586, leave the following twelve local Ukiah Saturday and Willits To learn more about our 8:30 a.m. at the Pomo Cultural Center parking a message on our office answering machine, farms offering fresh local Mendocino County Farmer’s lot on the north end of Lake Mendocino off of Thursday markets are plan- 459-5098 or e-mail [email protected]. tomatoes: Calderas Farmers, ning to stay open year-round. Markets, go to http:// Marina Dr. Volunteers will participate in ser- Cinnamon Bear Farm, mcfarm. org/. vice projects from 9 a.m. to noon. There are I now understand that service projects available for all skills and USC to present a discussion interests. These include tree planting, painting, on hospice programs Sept. 12 removing invasive species and trash pick up. At noon, a free raffle and lunch will be provid- The Ukiah Senior Center will present a dis- ed for all volunteers, with prizes donated by cussion entitled “What is the Hospice local businesses. Program?” on Friday, Sept. 12, from 1 to 2 The first 40 people to register in the morn- p.m. Hospice of Ukiah will provide informa- ing will receive a free National Public Lands tion on topics including: what hospice care Day baseball hat. All volunteers will also consists of, how someone would go about receive a coupon good for one free night of entering the hospice program, what the criteria camping at Lake Mendocino and a free entry are for entering the program, what hospice ser- pass, good for one year, for parks and recre- vices are, and what they cost, whether families ation areas operated by National Park Service, could provide care at home, and where hos- US Army Corps of Engineers, Bureau of Land pices get their funding. Management, US Fish and Wildlife Service, There will be a panel discussion and a peri- and the US Forest Service. od designed for open discussion and questions. The event’s organizers request that volun- There is no charge for the presentation, which teers bring gloves, eye protections and their is open to the public. Drawings will be held for own favorite tools if they have them. To get to $5 cash, and for a ticket to the Ice Cream the Pomo Cultural Center, take Highway 101 Social at the Center for those who attend this north to Highway 20 East. Travel east approx- talk. For more information, call Betty imately 3 miles and take the Marina Drive off- McGlade, Coordinator of the Health and ramp. Follow Marina Drive to the Pomo Day Education Series, at 467-0960. For more infor- use area, and take the second left. For more mation about Hospice of Ukiah, call 462-4038.

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LOCAL SPORTS UKIAH HIGH | TENNIS Wildcat CALENDAR golfers 2-0 TODAY Wildcat tennis team practice The Daily Journal Away The Ukiah High School Girls Varsity Volleyball at Fortuna High School girls golf team bested Piner at Girls JV Volleyball at Fortuna Ukiah on Wednesday. The High School Ukiah girls won their second Girls Freshman Volleyball at consecutive match of the new Fortuna High School season bringing their 2008 3 p.m. record to 2 and 0. Girls Varsity Golf “The girls played very Practice/Tryouts well,” said Coach Chris Municipal Golf course Philbrick. “We’re off to a Coed Varsity/JV Water Polo good start this year.” Practice UHS Pool Ukiah’s score was 278 to Girls Varsity Tennis Practice Piner’s 315. UHS Tennis Courts Top scores included: 40 4 p.m. Whitney Vau, 47 Alex Boys Varsity/JV Soccer McMillen, 61 Lauren Ashton, Practice/Tryouts 63 Courtney Gray, 67 Shelby UHS Softball field Killen, 70 Sami Ruddick. 4:30 p.m. Ukiah travels to San Girls Varsity Soccer vs. Eureka Leandro to play in a tourna- UHS Football Field ment at Monarch Bay on SATURDAY Monday, Sept. 9. Away Boys Varsity Water Polo - Novato Tourney Coed Varsity Cross Country - To our sports Cougar Classic - Upper Lake Boys Junior Varsity Football - readers: Rancho Cotate Scrimmage The Daily Journal is Boys Varsity Football - Rancho Cotate Scrimmage currently without a sports editor. While we search for the Michael Hooker/ For The Daily Journal COMMUNITY New to the sport of tennis, Leah Blue (foreground) and Gaby King, practice Wednesday at the new next one, we will tennis courts at Ukiah High School. Together they are the No. 1 doubles players for the Ukiah High abbreviate our SPORTS DIGEST tennis team. sports section but hope that coaches and parents will Register now for email us (udjs- charity golf [email protected]) or call our sports desk tourney (468-3518) or go to The 4th Annual Boys www.ukiahdailyjour- & Girls Club Golf nal.com and use the Tournament & Thurston sports reporting but- Auto Plaza Charity Golf Gaby Kong reach- ton, to give us infor- Challenge will be held es for the return mation about local Saturday Oct. 11 at the while practicing in 97 degree heat at sports and any com- Ukiah Municipal Golf the Ukiah High’s munity sports Course. new tennis courts announcements they The cost is $65 per Wednesday. may have. We will try player. Registration is at our very best to get 7:30 a.m. and play begins anything sent to us at 9 a.m. about local sports in The tournament is as soon as possible. planned for 72 Golfers - Feel free to email or 36 Teams - Two Flights. drop off photos as Combined team handicaps well. must be above 20. Enjoy a complete pro- gram of special events, 18 holes of golf (including cart), drinks, snacks, BBQ and award banquet. Prizes include: 1st Labor Day weekend results at Ukiah Speedway Place $250; 2nd Place By Amanda Pardini STANDINGS HEAT RACE STANDINGS 1. 13 Michael Ward $175; 3rd Place $100. Trophy Dash winners- (TOP 5) 2. 25 Doug Pulver There will also be: Bandoleros-80 Brandon TROPHY DASH HEAT RACE #1 3. 2 David Henderson BANDOLEROS 1. 5 Anthony McCoy 4. 33 Troy Combs • Putting challenge on Osbourne, Bonus Bombers-88 2. 66 Jimmy Sorrels 5. 54 Mark Arroyo Jason McLean, Legends – 21 1. 80 Brandon Osbourne the practice green 2. 01 Brenton Smith 3. 22 Cory Carlson PRO-4 MODIDFIEDS • Two longest drive Jessica Walker Modifieds-12 3. 9 Darrin Silva 4. 13 Gary Collins TROPHY DASH (WINNER) 4. Chelsea Champagne 5. 4 Kevin racket 1. 87 Curtis Lewis contests Dustin DeRosier Pro-4 HEAT RACE #2 2. 8 Andy Leuzinger Modifieds-87 Curtis Lewis HEAT RACE STANDINGS (TOP • Closest to the pin 5) 1. 23k Manya Tenney 3. 13 Greg VanCleave challenge on all par 3’s Thunder Roadsters-13 1. 80 Brandon Osbourne 2. MAD 23 Tim Buzzard 4. 14 John Barker Michael Ward Bombers-07a 2. 01 Brenton Smith 3. 2 Drew Smith HEAT RACE STANDINGS • Hole-in-One Shootout 4. 29 Terry Pittman (TOP 5) George Abella 3. 5k Kyle Tellstrom For more information MAIN EVENTS 4. 42 Jaycee McLean 5. 07A George Abella 1. 8 Andy Leuzinger Main Event Winners- MAIN EVENT STANDINGS 2. 13 Greg VanCleave contact Reed at 462-8811 Bandoleros –01 Brenton 5. 24 Chelsea Champagne Bandoleros-80 Brandon MAIN EVENT STANDINGS (TOP 5) 3. 14 Joe Sloan Smith and 80 Brandon 1. 23k Manya Tenney 4. 90 Kevin Barba . Osbourne, Bonus Bombers- (TOP 5) Osbourne compete for the 1. 80 Brandon Osbourne 2. 13 Gary Collins 5. 50 Neo Nuno 15 RJ Randall, Legends – 35 3. 22 Cory Carlson MAIN EVENT STANDINGS lead early in the race. On lap 2. 5k Kyle Tellstrom Basketball Matt Scott, Modifieds- 15a 3. 9 Darrin Silva 4. Terry Pittman (TOP 5) Jason Philpot, Pro-4 11 Osbourne takes the lead 4. Jaycee McLean 5. 07a George Abella 1. 8 Andy Leuzinger and holds on to it until the 5. 23 Tim Buzzard Jr LEGENDS 2. 14 Joe Sloan coaches needed Modifieds- 8 Andy Leuzinger, TROPHY DASH 3. 13 Greg VanCleave checkered flag and wining the BONUS BOMBERS Ukiah High School is Thunder Roadsters- 13 TROPHY DASH 1. 21 Jessica Walker 4. 87 Curtis Lewis Michael Ward, Bombers- 23k main event. 1. 88 Jason McLean 2. 33 Darren Amidon 5. 90 Kevin Barba seeking freshman girls Bonus Bombers – On the 2. 15 RJ Randall 3. 6 Dylan Albiani POINTS STANDING Manya Tenney BANDOLEROS and boys basketball 3. Ray Rosales 4. 35 Matt Scott second restart a battle between HEAT RACE STANDINGS 1. 5k Kyle Tellstrom coaches for the 2008-09 TROPHY DASHES 4. 35 George Mavrakis 15 RJ Randall and 88 Jason HEAT RACE STANDINGS (TOP 5) 2. 80 Brandon Osborne Bandoleros – 01 Brenton HEAT RACE #1 3. 9 Darrin Silva season. Applications are Smith takes the lead early in McLean. On lap 24 Randall (TOP 5) available at the UUSD jumps to take the lead but not 1. 35 George Mavrakis 1. 63 Cody Berger 4. 42 Jaycee McLean the race. 80 Brandon 2. 15 RJ Randall 2. 25 Greg Baxter 5. 01 Brenton Smith Personnel Office, 925 N. Osbourne catches Smith and without a battle from McLean 3. 88 Jason McLean 3. 92 Brian Martella 6. 24 Chelsea Champagne State St. For additional up to the checkered flag. 4. 707 Joe Smith 4. 20 Joe Leduc 7. 7 Shane Dunsing battle to the finish for the win. 5. 211 Jason Miller 8. 23 Lukas Buzzard information, call Christy Randall take’s the win of the 5. 204 David Jones Bonus Bombers – 48 Ray MAIN EVENT STANDINGS HEAT RACE #2 9. 9L Lucas Tellstrom Melvin at 463-5253 main event. (TOP 5) 1. 55 Fred Clement 10. 9LX Keegan Beebe Rosales jumps into the lead 2. 5 Robert Kuebler BONUS BOMBERS X1050. early then 88 Jason McLean Modifieds – After the 1. 15 RJ Randall fourth restart 15a Jason 2. 88 Jason McLean 3. 49 Jack Humphrey 1. 88 Steve/Jason McLean passes for the win. 3. 47 Trent Campbell 4. 9 Brian Elorreata 2. 00 Dave Land Sr Modifieds – 69 Denny Philpot takes the lead with 90 4. 204 David Jones 5. 43 Dave Allen 3. 48 Ray Rosales City of Ukiah 3- Cashada jumps into the lead, Trevor Cristiani close behind 5. 35 George Mavrakis HEAT RACE #3 4. 24 David Frazier Philpot wins with Cristiani in MODIFIEDS 1. 21 Jessica Walker 5. 35 George Mavrakis on-3 Hoop on lap 2 12 Dustin DeRosier TROPHY DASH (WINNER) 2. 33 Darren Amidon 6. 45 Manuel Antonio Joe Aiken takes over the lead for the second. 1. 12 Dustin DeRosier 3. 14 Frankie Winchell 7. 47 Trent Campbell Leagues win. Bombers – After the fourth 2. 69 Denny Cashada 4. 56 Dylan Albiani 8. 707 Joe Smith restart 23k Manya Tenney and 3. 34 Corey James 5. 33x Randy Portlock 9. 32 Lauren Snider Bombers – 5 Anthony 4. 15a Jason Philpot MAIN EVENT STANDINGS 10. 8 Randy/Ron Portlock The 2008 3-on-3 Hoop McCoy and 07A George Carlson with B13 Gary HEAT RACE STANDINGS (TOP 5) MODIFIEDS League will be held at the Abella battle for the lead. On Collins and 2 Drew Smith (TOP 5) 1. 35 Matt Scott 1. 12 Dustin DeRosier closely behind and Tenney HEAT RACE #1 2. 14 Frankie Winchell 2. 17 Thomas Wright Coyote Valley Gym with lap 2 Abella take a slight lead 1. 17x Norman Boucher 3. 05 Robby Czub 3. 30 Terry McIntire Men’s and Women’s divi- to the checkered flag. takes the lead all the way to 2. 83 Rich Potts 4. 55 Fred Clement 4. 90 Trevor Cristiani 5. 21 Jessica Walker 5. 77 Darrin Knight sions. The fee is $100 per Legends – 56 Dylan the checkered flag. 3. 34 Corey James Legends – After the restart 4. 12 Dustin DeRosier THUNDER ROADSTERS 6. 55 Clay Caturegli team with 3-5 players Albiani and 21 Jessica Walker 5. 30 Terry McIntire TROPHY DASH 7. 34 Corey James 35 Matt Scott takes the lead 1. 13 Michael Ward 8. D5 Derrick Crayford allowed. Teams will be battle for the lead. Albiani HEAT RACE #2 for the win with 14 Frankie 1. 15A Jason Philpot 2. 2 David Henderson 9. 17x Norman Boucher scheduled for two games edges for the lead, but Walker 3. 54 Mark Arroyo 10. 45 Manuel Antonio takes the checkered flag. Winchell close on his tail. 2. 17 Thomas Wright per night (if possible) and 3. 90 Trevor Cristiani 4. 33 Troy Combs BOMBERS Pro-4 Mods- On lap 22 16 HEAT RACE STANDINGS a minimum of 16 games Pro-4 Mods- 87 Curtis 4. 69 Denny Cashada 1. 23k Manya Tenney Lewis and 14 John Barker bat- Neo Nuno is lapped by 8 5. 11L Bob Strauss (TOP 5) 2. 22 Cory Carlson per season. Games will be HEAT RACE #1 3. 5 Anthony McCoy tle for the lead Lewis takes the Andy Leuzinger. Leuzinger MAIN EVENT STANDINGS to 21, or the 25 minute (TOP 5) 1. 4 Chris Lawrence 4. 3 Dave Land III lead for the win. keeps the lead until the finish, 2. 95 Belinda Ward 5. 23 Tim Buzzard time limit. Registration 1. 15A Jason Philpot Thunder Roadsters- 33 taking the checkered flag. 2. 90 Trevor Cristiani 3. 5 Bruce Ziemer 6. 69 Chris Champagne 4. 66 Thomas Payne 7. 4 Bradley Bracket deadline is Friday, Troy Combs and 13 Michael Thunder Roadsters-13 3. 30 Terry McIntire September 26. 4. 12 Dustin DeRosier 5. 03 Bill Bradbury 8. 16 Darren Groves Ward battle for the lead, in Michael Ward jumps the lead 5. 34 Corey James HEAT RACE #2 9. 62 James Sturgess For more information turn one and two Combs spins on lap one. With 25 Doug BOMBERS 1. 33 Troy Combs 10. 5D Derrick Crayford or to register your team, TROPHY DASH (WINNER) 2. 2 David Henderson Saturday Sept. 6, 2008 NSCS/Late out brining out the yellow. On Pulver closely behind, the rest 3. 54 Mark Arroyo Models, Mini Stocks and more to come. please call 463-6714. of the pack is gaining track to 1. 07a George Abella the restart Ward takes the lead 2. 29 Terry Pittman 4. 25 Doug Pulver Denny’s is hosting the first ever Fan battling with Henderson for catch up. Ward takes the 3. 5 Anthony McCoy 5. 13 Michael Ward and Driver appreciation day. September 4. 22 Cory Carlson MAIN EVENT STANDINGS 20, 2008 at Denny’s parking lot from 2-4 the win. checkered flag for the win. (TOP 5) p.m. THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL COMMUNITY FRIDAY, SEPT. 5, 2008 – A-7 Thoroughbred rescue operation to benefit Mendocino mushroom from tour of the madness to infect the coast home of Seabiscuit The Daily Journal The Mendocino Coast, Northern The Daily Journal the arrival of our newest next California’s Mecca for people crazy Friends, fans and support- Spring. Eventually we hope to about mushrooms, will take center stage ers of Seabiscuit are invited to have one of our Lil’Biscuit’s November 1 as Mendocino Mushroom tour Ridgewood Ranch, home racing in support of the Madness gets underway. and final resting place of the [Seabiscuit Heritage] founda- Among the scheduled 18 events are horse racing legend on Oct. 11 tion.” winemaker dinners, walks, lectures, and to show their support for “I think you will be very workshops, cooking classes and mixers. Glen Ellen Vocational happy with the baby Sea of Academy, an equine retire- Secrets and Sally produce.” Buried in mushrooms ment foundation operated by said Vicki Rasmussen, Office Pam Berg in nearby Sonoma Manager at Ballena Vista One estimate puts the number of County. The second annual Farm. Sea of Secrets (Storm mushroom varieties found in Mendocino event is sponsored by the Cat-Love From Mom, by Mr. County at 3,000. Among them is the Seabiscuit Heritage Prospector) is ranked Top-5 candy cap, the rare maple-flavored Foundation and Willits California Sire by winners & mushroom used for making delicate Chamber of Commerce. SWs. 2007 Earnings of $2.7 sauces and ice cream. Berg and a handful of vol- Million 5 SWs, 10 Stakes Mendocino Coast Mushroom expert unteers are rescuing and pro- Horses in 2007, including Del Eric Schramm, dubbed by the New York viding care for injured and Mar SW Seaside Affair. Times as the “King of the Candy Caps,” retired thoroughbreds so that Cooper commented she is ships more than 60,000 pounds of local- they may recover and return very pleased with the quality ly-grown mushrooms annually, includ- to riding soundness, just as horse breeding practices and ing two-thirds of the entire global candy Seabiscuit once did under his appreciates the conscientious cap crop. Schramm will provide Mendocino Hotel, 937-0511. mushroom authority Eric Schramm, St. trainer Tom Smith. Tom and thorough broodmare care MendocinoFun.com with regular reports • Nov. 8 at 1 pm -- Mushroom Picnic: Anthony’s Hall, Mendocino, 937-2406. Smith’s nephew James given to Washoe Valley Sal on the status of mushroom harvesting Weather permitting, take a hike with a Cost: $25 Watkins along with his wife during her short stay at throughout the growing season. picnic in the woods utilizing freshly pre- • Nov. 8 at 6 p.m. -- Winemaker Lucy are both avid supporters Ballena Vista Farm. “I believe A few first week events: pared house-baked bread, organic greens Dinner: Reception starts off with mush- of GEVA and help provide it is important for mares to be • Nov. 1 -- Culinary Mushroom and Portobello mushrooms. Mendocino room hors d’oeuvres, followed by a sponsorships for individual contented, stress-free and be Foray: Guided walk for identification of Hotel, 937-0511. five-course dinner featuring local and retired horses. GEVA was able to enjoy lazy days during culinary mushrooms, Ford House • Nov. 8 at 2 p.m. -- Hands-on medicinal mushrooms including founded to provide homes for the breeding season. Ballena Visitors Center, Mendocino. 937-5397 Mushroom Cultivation Workshop: Eric chanterelles, trumpets, porcini, oyster. injured, retired, and abused Vista Farm is very peaceful (time to be announced). Cerecedes leads a hands-on workshop Prepared by Drew Ison, Executive Chef horses, or horses just in need and quiet, with a lot of sun- • Nov. 7 from 3 to 5 p.m. -- on low-tech ways to grow your own Mendocino Hotel. Organic and biody- of a home. shine and fresh air. Our equine Mushroom Reception with Eric gourmet medicinal mushrooms. namic wines discussion by Paul Dolan, Representing the campers are very happy here.” Schramm: Mendocino Hotel Lobby with Mendocino Hotel, 937-0511. Cost: $30 Bonterra Vineyards. Mendocino Hotel, Seabiscuit Heritage “I know that in this day and Eric Schramm, Mendocino Mushroom • Nov. 8 from 1 to 5 p.m. -- Wine- 937-0511. Cost: $90. Foundation will be Jacqueline age it is hard to believe, espe- Company. Tapas and wine tasting, fea- Mushroom Festival: Third annual festi- More information, including menus Cooper, owner and breeder of cially at a farm having over turing mushrooms and organic wines, val hosting wine tasting, silent auction, and recipes can be found at American Legend Horse Farm 200 horses at any given time,” Locally-harvested mushrooms and art, mushroom soup competition, hors http://www.mendocinof un.com /mush- which is working to preserve adds Rasmussen, “but Farm Rhone Varietals from “Rhone Rangers.” d’oeuvres, live music by Camanae, room-madness. the Seabiscuit bloodline at Manager Manuel Ochoa pro- Ridgewood and the President vides care to each horse liter- of the foundation Tracy ally as if it were his own. He Livingston. Seabiscuit is simply an animal lover all Heritage Foundation is a 501 the way around, and it shows. (c) (3) nonprofit organization He takes personal pride in the formed to promote the cultur- way the horses look, feel and al legacy of the Ridgewood perform. No one has more Ranch through historic preser- heart than this farm, and vation, environmental conser- Manuel.” vation and public education. “In fact,” adds Rasmussen, Nestled in the oak and red- “he commented when Sally wood-studded ranchlands and departed that she looked beau- mountains of northern tiful and was feeling that way, California, Ridgewood Ranch too! [Manuel] takes special was where Seabiscuit recov- pride in making sure that ered after sustaining a suspen- when we receive a horse from sory ligament injury. His recu- an owner such as yourself peration set the stage for an who takes great pride in their electrifying blaze-of-glory horses and really cares for career finish at Santa Anita them, that he returns the ani- Park that captivated mal in a condition in which Depression-era America. hewould want it returned to Owner Charles Howard was him if the shoe were on the also one of the original other foot.” investors of Santa Anita Park. Sea of Secrets is one of Washoe Valley Sal, a many quality stallion seasons Seabiscuit descendant, will offered annually at online also be making an appearance auction to benefit GEVA. at Ridgewood. “We are very Thoroughbred breeders are happy to support Pam Berg in encouraged to check back her rescue efforts.” said online this fall for the 2009 Cooper who purchased a stal- Auction. Yet another great lion season for Sea of Secrets roster of stallion seasons is donated by Ballena Vista anticipated. Donations for Farm to benefit Glen Ellen Glen Ellen Vocational Vocational Academy earlier Academy are also accepted this year. Ballena Vista Farm and help provide feed, hous- is a full service Thoroughbred ing, and care for the horses of breeding operation located in GEVA. For more information, Ramona. Washoe Valley Sal visit: www. glenellen farms. was bred to Sea of Secrets and com/geva recently returned home to GEVA inc. is a nonprofit Ridgewood where her famous organization with a 501 (c)(3) ancestor once trod. The result- status granted by the IRS. ing foal due in April will be Donations to the foundation the first of the Biscuit line are tax deductible. born at the historic Howard About Ridgewood Ranch: mare barn once part of the Still a working ranch, Howard’s first class Ridgewood has been desig- Thoroughbred breeding oper- nated one of America’s most ation in over 50 years. threatened historic places by “Sally is very special to us. the National Trust for Historic We lost our other Tb brood- Preservation. The Seabiscuit mare descending from Heritage Foundation is work- Publication Dates: The Ukiah Seabiscuit last fall. She along ing with the current owners, with our yearling filly Bronze the National Trust and others Sea are continuing an impor- to develop an overall preser- The Ukiah Daily Journal - October 5th tant line. Col. Michael vation and resource manage- DAILY JOURNAL Howard USMC (Ret), the ment plan and identify fund- Great Grandson of Charles ing sources. For further infor- Journal Sampler - October 7th Call your Ukiah Daily Journal Howard, along with his moth- mation or to make a contribu- representative to reserve your space er Barbara were most pleased tion or , contact the Seabiscuit at their last visit of Heritage Foundation at Ridgewood Ranch. Barbara Ridgewood Ranch, 16200 online at ukiahdailyjournal.com mentioned Marcela Howard North Hwy. 101, Willits, CA would have been thrilled with 95490, e-mail seabiscuit Advertising Space & Materials Deadline: our preservation efforts.” said @instawave.net or visit September 18th, 3:00pm 468-3500 Cooper. “We anxiously await www.seabiscuitheritage.org.

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Phoenix Certified Hospice COMMUNITY BRIEFS to sponsor Children’s Grief Group The group will run every Monday evening for 10 weeks, beginning Sept. 8, from 6 to 7:30 p.m. The group will be open HazMobile collection to children in grades 3 through 6. It will be held in Willits, at in Ukiah set for Sept. 13 100 San Hedrin Circle. Registration for the group is currently open and group size is limited, therefore they ask those inter- The HazMobile household hazardous waste site will be open ested to call bereavement coordinator Stephanie Gang at 456- in Ukiah Saturday, Sept. 13 from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. to accept dan- 3243 to register a child or for more information. gerous chemicals that can’t go in the trash. The HazMobile is free to households but there is a limit of Health talk on shingles set for Oct. 10 15 gallons per vehicle per day (or 60 feet of fluorescent tubes). The 15 gallons is measured by the capacity of the containers of The Ukiah Senior Center will present a free health talk on hazardous materials. If individuals wish to dispose of more than Shingles, with Thomas Reidenbach Pharmacist D, pharmacist 15 gallons, they must make a special appointment and a fee will and owner of Myers Apothecary Shop Myers Medical be charged. Pharmacy on Friday, Oct. 10, from 1 to 2 p.m. Small business waste is also welcome at the collection but an Reidenbach will be speaking on the subject of “Shingles.” appointment must be made and a fee will be applied per gallon He plans to talk about the vaccine, treatment of the disease, of waste. treatment of the symptoms shingles produces, and other issues When bringing materials to the HazMobile, the public related to Herpes Zoster. There will be a period designed for an should be careful that items are kept in their original containers open discussion and any questions that. he can answer. There is (except motor oil, which can be consolidated), that nothing is no charge for the presentation, which will be open to the pub- leaking, and that all containers are tied down. lic. Drawings will be held for $5 cash and for a ticket to the Ice Toxic items like paint, antifreeze, pesticides, herbicides, pool Cream Social at the Center for those who attend this talk. chemicals, gasoline, solvents, acids, bases, toxic cleaners, mer- Refreshments will be served. For more information, call Betty cury, household batteries and fluorescent light tubes are accept- McGlade, Coordinator of Health and Education Series, at 467- ed by the HazMobile. Explosives and road flares are excluded. 0960. Motor oil, vehicle batteries, computer monitors and televi- sions can be recycled at the Ukiah Transfer Station, 3151 Taylor Humane Society Yard Sale Drive, open Monday through Saturday 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. The HazMobile collects at some location in Mendocino or set for Oct. 4 and 5 Lake Counties almost every weekend. The schedule and more The Humane Society for Inland Mendocino County will hold information is available by calling the local Recycling Hotline, a yard sale on Oct. 4 and 5. The organization is seeking dona- 468-9704, or on the Internet at www.mendoRecycle.org. tions of clean saleable items for the event which will be held at The HazMobile is a service of the Mendocino Solid Waste the shelter, 9700 Uva Drive, Redwood Valley. They ask donors Management Authority. Financial support is provided by the to not leave large appliances, non-working items or adult cloth- California Integrated Waste Management Board. ing. Proceeds from the sale will benefit the shelter, which receives no tax based funding. For more information, call 485- Pomolita Middle School to host 0123. Community reports community book fair on Sept. 10 Ukiah Garden Club’s first Students from Pomolita Middle School will host a special Book Fair from Scholastic on Sept. 10, from 5:30 p.m. to 8:30 fall meeting set for Sept. 10 Redwood Forest p.m., to help raise funds to purchase new books and magazine Members of the Ukiah Garden Club will be gathering at their subscriptions for the school library. first fall meeting of the club year on Wednesday, Sept. 10, to The book fair will be open Wednesday from 5:30 p.m. to greet friends, learn of their summer activities, and plan events 8:30 p.m., with teacher and student preview hours Monday, for the coming year for the club. A salad-desert luncheon will Foundation holds Sept. 8, through Wednesday, Sept. 10 during school hours. The be served at 12:30 p.m. Members are requested to bring either book fair will features a wide range of books for young teens a salad or a dessert. and adults, including mystery and adventure novels, fantasy “Sweet Peas -- revealing the secrets of growing these annual meeting trilogies, sports guides, manga, and the latest bestsellers from enchanting plants” will be the topic of the program at the first more than 150 publishers. fall meeting. Glenys Johnson, owner of Sweet Pea Farm in On Aug. 1, the Redwood and forest & fisheries activist, Many titles are available in Spanish. The book fair theme Sebastopol will be the guest speaker. Johnson will also be Forest Foundation held its recalls campfire discussions will be “Read, White and Blue,” and the entire community is bringing seeds and plants for sale. 11th annual Meeting in Fort in 1979 about establishing invited to attend. The book fair provides an opportunity to On the third Monday, Sept. 15, at 7 p.m. the evening meet- Bragg. Board members, com- community-based steward- choose books for required outside classroom reading, holiday ing of the Garden Club will feature Tony Linegar as speaker. munity partners, volunteers ship forestry in the Usal/South gift-giving and support Pomolita Middle School all at the same Linegar is with the County Agriculture Department. His topic is and friends convened at the Fork Eel River area –- while time. Parents, teachers, students and the community can visit “Insect Control.” He will offer a wealth of information and new Hawthorne Timber picnic engaged in stream surveys the book fair Web site at http://bookfairs.scholastic.com/home- photos so gardeners can identify and learn how to control gar- grounds to review Foundation and modifying log jams in the paqe/pomolita to preview book titles, view special programs, den pests. Tony Linegar also will be giving information on progress on forest manage- northwest area of what is now and create personalized wish lists. planting water efficient gardens -- the growing and selection of ment principles and the work- the Usal Redwood Forest. Fair attendees can also help build classroom libraries by pur- drought tolerant plants. The Garden Clubhouse is located at ing community forest model. Gienger is a long time RFFI chasing books for teachers through the classroom wish list pro- 1203 West Clay St., in Ukiah. Guests are welcome to attend. Former CEO of Harwood supporter. gram. Sponsorships are available. Area businesses interested in Cheryl Godon is the President and Angie Lowe is the Products, Art Harwood, was They have joined existing making a donation are asked to contact Sarah Harrison at 468- Membership Chair. named executive director of board members Don Kemp, 8539. RFFI. As past President of Greg Giusti, John Rogers, Harwood Products, Harwood Kathy Moxen, Pete Mattson, is uniquely qualified to help Steve Smith and Candy oversee the management of Skarlatos. the 50,000 acre Usal In the past year since the Redwood Forest and lead the purchase of the Usal “community outreach” efforts Redwood Forest, significant that are central to RFFI’s mis- progress has been made work- sion of creating “working ing with RFFI’s property community forests” for the manager, The Campbell long-term benefit of the com- Group, in developing a man- munities located in the agement plan and undertaking Redwood Region. Harwood restoration projects. In addi- was an original founder of tion, RFFI is working to RFFI twelve years ago and secure a conservation ease- has led the organization as ment that would protect the President for the past eight property permanently from years until stepping down to development and at the same take the ED post this year. time insure a sustainable flow Three new board members of forest products that will were added to the RFFI team: benefit the local community Supervisor Kendall Smith, in perpetuity -- a “working” a 30 year resident of Mendocino County and just community forest. re-elected to another term on RFFI founding member the Mendocino County Board and retiring board member of Supervisors. A long time Henry Gundling was honored friend and supporter of RFFI, by having a tree named after she holds a number of seats on him. The Redwood Forest state and federal land and con- Foundation would like to servation committees. thank all of its past board Joe Euphrat, a long time members, advisory group advisor to RFFI was instru- members and supporters for mental in getting the organi- making the purchase of the zation started and in helping Usal Redwood Forest possible putting together the deal to and look forward to expand- purchase the Usal Redwood ing our network of friends as Forest. Euphrat is director of we take the next step in mak- real estate for Kaufman Hall ing the URF a community & Associates, the nations’s working forest and in looking leading financial advisory for new acquisitions that will firm to non profit hospitals benefit the communities of the and healthcare systems. Redwood Region. To learn Richard Gienger, a water- more about RFFI, please visit shed restoration practitioner their Web site at rffi.org. 2008 Ukiah Daily Journal The Ukiah Delivered DAILY JOURNAL to Your Door Publication Dates: The Ukiah Read All The Ukiah Daily Journal - September 28th DAILY JOURNAL About It! Call your Ukiah Daily Journal online at ukiahdailyjournal.com representative to reserve your space The Ukiah DAILY JOURNAL Advertising Space & Materials Deadline: September 18th, 3:00pm Your Local 468-3500 Daily Newspaper! 468-0123 THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL WEATHER FRIDAY, SEPT. 5, 2008 – A-9 . 3-DAY FORECAST SUN AND MOON REGIONAL WEATHER CALIFORNIA CITIES Shown is today s weather. Temperatures are today s highs Today Sat. Today Sat. TODAY and tonight s lows. City Hi/Lo/W Hi/Lo/W City Hi/Lo/W Hi/Lo/W Anaheim 92/64/s 91/66/s Napa 88/57/s 86/50/s Antioch 94/62/s 93/57/s Needles 108/78/s 109/78/s 101° Sunrise today ...... 6:45 a.m. Arroyo Grande 81/53/s 81/50/s Oakland 80/54/s 79/55/s Rockport Atascadero 95/52/s 95/53/s Ontario 99/65/s 99/65/s Sunset tonight ...... 7:37 p.m. Auburn 99/66/s 99/68/s Orange 92/64/s 92/61/s 72/51 Moonrise today ...... 12:59 p.m. Barstow 103/69/s 105/71/s Oxnard 71/60/s 73/61/s Blazing sunshine and very hot Moonset today ...... 10:23 p.m. Laytonville Big Sur 85/55/s 84/54/s Palm Springs 108/79/s 109/79/s Covelo 98/48 Bishop 94/51/s 96/49/s Pasadena 95/64/s 93/68/s MOON PHASES 100/53 Blythe 107/77/s 108/79/s Pomona 99/63/s 97/59/s TONIGHT Burbank 96/66/s 96/66/s Potter Valley 99/55/s 97/53/s Westport California City 102/68/s 101/66/s Redding 103/61/s 103/59/s First Full Last New 78/49 Carpinteria 71/58/s 72/58/s Riverside 100/61/s 100/63/s Catalina 72/61/s 72/63/s Sacramento 100/58/s 98/57/s 54° Chico 100/65/s 98/61/s Salinas 80/53/s 77/53/s Fort Bragg Willows Crescent City 63/48/s 61/51/pc San Bernardino 98/62/s 98/64/s Death Valley 114/77/s 118/74/s San Diego 76/66/s 78/68/s Sept. 7 Sept. 15 Sept. 21 Sept. 29 72/51 99/62 Partly cloudy Downey 87/63/s 87/64/s San Fernando 98/63/s 97/63/s Encinitas 77/63/s 78/64/s San Francisco 82/58/s 79/56/s ALMANAC Elk Willits Escondido 90/63/s 93/63/s San Jose 91/60/s 89/60/s 97/51 Eureka 67/49/s 63/48/pc San Luis Obispo 85/52/s 84/53/s Ukiah through 2 p.m. Thursday 66/53 Redwood Valley SATURDAY Fort Bragg 72/51/s 71/50/s San Rafael 88/56/s 86/53/s Temperature 98/55 Fresno 102/67/s 102/67/s Santa Ana 81/65/s 81/64/s 102° High ...... 98 UKIAH Gilroy 101/57/s 99/56/s Santa Barbara 74/56/s 75/57/s Low ...... 52 101/54 Indio 107/74/s 109/74/s Santa Cruz 81/52/s 78/54/s 53° Normal high ...... 88 Lakeport Irvine 87/65/s 87/64/s Santa Monica 76/62/s 77/62/s Normal low ...... 53 98/58 Hollywood 91/64/s 89/64/s Santa Rosa 95/49/s 91/50/s Philo Record high ...... 113 in 1955 Lucerne Lake Arrowhead 91/57/s 91/48/s S. 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Humboldt crash kills Citrus Heights man By ZACK CINEK been traveling south on Highway 101 when Ukiah Daily Journal he drifted left before crossing all lanes of A 72-year-old Citrus Heights man died traffic, the CHP report stated. Tuesday in a single-vehicle collision on According to the report, Aiello’s pickup Highway 101 near Myer’s Flat in Southern came to rest about 55 feet east and downhill Humboldt County, according to a California of the highway. Highway Patrol report. Humboldt County Deputy Coroner Roy The Humboldt County Coroner’s Office Horton said results of intoxication testing said the man has been identified as James will not be known for several weeks, Aiello of Citrus Heights, who was driving a although he said there was no indication 1998 Ford pickup. Aiello was intoxicated. The CHP responded to an accident call at Zack Cinek can be reached at udjzc@pacif- 11:27 a.m. on Tuesday. Aiello is said to have ic.net. Polling places for November include some new locations, some re-opened The Daily Journal the “Redwood Springs,” the ‘Reservation’ precinct Voters take note: Your “Turner,” “Caspar,” and with 196 registered voters. To Sarah Baldik/The Daily Journal polling place may have “Ocean” precincts who used open a polling place, the William Morris give the girls a final spray before showtime. “This is their favorite changed. to vote at the Caspar precinct registration needs to time of the day,” he says of the elephants’ daily shower. According to a release Community Center will now be above 250 registered vot- issued Wednesday by Susan vote at the gardens. ers.” purportedly shows elephants many different agencies, Ranochak, county • Mendocino - Because Also in the release, Circus being prodded and beaten including Mendocino County assessor/clerk/recorder, sever- voter registration has Ranochak encouraged voters while apparently practicing Animal Care and Control, that al new polling places have increased in the “Surfwood” to check the back cover of routines in a large warehouse. there should be no doubt as to Continued from Page A-1 opened while several others precinct, those voters will their red, white and blue sam- “The video that they have, the proper treatment of the have re-opened ahead of the now cast their ballots at Saint ple ballot when it came in the Earlier last week, People the USDA ruled that it was so animals. Nov. 4 election: Anthony’s Parish Hall. mail so voters will know if for the Ethical Treatment of spliced and shaky they could- “Our animals are inspected • Ukiah - Two additional • Covelo - A ballot drop-off their polling place has Animals (PETA) asked Ukiah n’t figure out what was going almost every day by local, polling places have been station has been planned for changed. Mayor Doug Crane, Willits on,” Munsell said. “We had to state and federal govern- added, including the Ukiah the American Legion Hall, For more information, call Mayor Holly Madrigal and pay a $400 fee to have (the ments,” he said. “We have to Assembly of God Church, 395 23900 Howard St. Those vot- the Mendocino County Mendocino County Board of USDA) look at it.” carry their health records with N. Barnes St., and Willow ers who wish to drop off their Elections Office at 463-4371. Supervisors Chairman Jim Munsell said the claims us everywhere we go.” Water, 151 Laws Ave., which voted ballots in Covelo on Wattenburger to “make this PETA made in the notices sent William Morris, a fourth- is being re-opened due to Election Day from 7 a.m. to 8 year’s Carson and Barnes visit out ahead of the circus’ arrival generation elephant caretaker, increased voter registration. p.m. may do so at that loca- the last time the elephants will were untrue. said his charges are given Voters from the “Maple,” tion. Vote-by-mail envelopes have to endure the bite of a “We don’t use electric ample time to rest between “Park” and “North School” will be available to voters who bullhook in Ukiah.” prods on any of our animals,” shows. precincts will now be voting have misplaced their return The bullhook, or ankus, is a he said. “The bullhook is a “They are like people, they at the church, and voters from envelopes. Blank ballots will tool used in the handling and guiding tool. A lot of times don’t mind working, but they the “Fairview Court” precinct not be available at this loca- training of elephants. It con- they can’t see where they are do want to be taken care of,” will cast their ballots at the tion because it is for drop-offs sists of a hook, usually bronze going. Usually, elephants he said. “They are smart like Laws Avenue address. only. Voter registration cards or steel, which is attached to a respond to verbal commands. people. The elephants -- every • Hopland - The Hopland will be available at this loca- two- or three-foot handle. The We have a little elephant three months they get a vaca- School Cafeteria polling place tion. hook is inserted into the ele- named Val and if they want to tion. Everyone gets a vacation has re-opened due to “Voter registration is still phant’s skin, either slightly or take them to tub, they take except the humans.” increased voter registration. down in Covelo,” stated more deeply, to cause pain them by the trunk and lead Morris said he doesn’t • Fort Bragg - A new Ranochak. “Our largest and induce the elephant to them. If anyone has any completely disagree with polling place has been opened precincts in the Covelo area behave in a certain manner. doubts they can come on PETA’s stance on animal at the Botanical Gardens are the ‘Nomlacki’ precinct Munsell said devices like down. Besides, who is going rights, but would like to see it Meeting Room. Voters from with 208 registered voters and the bullhook were used far to abuse your livelihood?” take a different approach. more often in Asian countries. Jennifer Seward, CEO of “Unfortunately, there are Also included in the pack- the fairgrounds, said she had bad people in every business,” • Willits • age sent to local legislators is full faith in the practices the he said. “We are on display NOYO THEATRE 459-NOYO (6696) a DVD purportedly contain- Visit us at our website www.cinemawest.com circus employs with both its 24/7. We can’t hide. You can INDEPENDENT FILM SERIES ing undercover footage from Got family? 7:00PM WED & THUS ONLY animals and the public. come out and watch us. I’m Brideshead Revisited R 1999 of Tim Frisco, Carson “We try to provide the for a lot of things (PETA Babylon A.D. and Barnes’ animal care direc- community with interesting PG13 (DLP) does.) Instead of trying to shut 2:15, 4:50, 7:20, 9:30 tor, “viciously attacking terri- events,” she said. “The board us down they should be more fied elephants with sharp Tropic Thunder believes we are an integral proactive and help us make 2:00, 4:40, 7:05, 9:40 R metal bullhooks and electric part of the community. This is prods.” sure there are no bad people. Sisterhood Travelling Pants 2 the type of thing that builds 1:45, 4:30, 7:10, 9:25 PG13 The video clip, which is Nobody wants to see the ani- find activities community.” mals get hurt or mistreated.” at ukiahdailyjournal.com Death Race also available on the PETA- 9:50 R Munsell said the circus was Rob Burgess can be reached Please call theater recording for wheelchair owned Web site circuses.com, inspected so often and by so at [email protected]. accessibility information

about 3:30 p.m. Wednesday MCSO stated. Shooting when for unknown reasons As of press time, the event \The Journal Delivers! Gage started to play “Russian was considered to be suspi- BANGKOK DANGEROUS (R) - ID REQ'D Continued from Page A-1 Roulette” with the loaded .38 revolver. He was unrespon- cious in nature. The investiga- To (425) 700 930 .38 caliber revolver for pro- sive when emergency person- tion is ongoing. BABYLON AD (PG-13) (515) 735 950 Subscribe DISASTER MOVIE (PG-13) (505) 720 945 tection in case he were to nel arrived. Information assisting the HOUSE BUNNY (PG-13) (430) 710 940 encounter a mountain lion. Gage’s friend used a cellu- call: investigation can be given TROPIC THUNDER (R) - ID REQ'D (410) 655 The friend reportedly told lar phone to summon help and confidentially by calling 467- 935 deputies he and Gage were provided first aid until med- 468-3533 MAMMA MIA (PG-13) (415) 650 925 taking a break from the heat ical personnel arrived, the 9159. . Times For 9/5 ©2008 A-10- FRIDAY, SEPT. 5, 2008 THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL MILESTONES FRIDAY, SEPT. 5, 2008 – B-1 Editor: Richard Rosier, 468-3520 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected] Celebrating life NEW ARRIVAL ACHIEVER Ukiah High School graduate makes WEDDINGS President’s Honor List at Cal Poly Ukiah High School graduate of 2007, Ryan Houghton, was recently honored by receiving an Exceptional Academic Achievement certificate and being placed on the President’s Honors List at Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo for the 2007-08 term. Undergraduate students receiving this honor demonstrated consistent academic achievement by being named to the Dean’s Honors List the three consecutive quarters of the school year. Houghton represented the top 15 percent of students in the College of Engineering, achieving a cumulative GPA of 3.77 to qualify. He is a civil engineering major and also a member of the National Society of Collegiate Scholars at Cal Poly.

Wyatt Smitty Klee To submit information Klee for the Milestones A son, Wyatt Smitty Klee, was born Friday, Aug. 8, 2008, to Tiffany Klee and Jason Klee, of Willits. section, email He weighed 7 pounds, 12 ounces. He was also welcomed by his older brother, Walker Klee, his udjfeatures@pacific. grandparents, Raymond and Linda Smith, of Potter Valley, and Kenneth and Beverley Klee, of Redwood Valley; and his great net or call 468-3520 grandparents Vera Smith, of Potter Valley, Jean Burnham, of Ukiah, Robert and Vina Strusz, of Napa. Dylan Tolles and Amanda Hubbs Tolles-Hubbs Dylan Tolles and Amanda Hubbs, were married Aug. 16, in Redwood Valley. The groom is the son of Christie Tolles of Ukiah. He gradu- ated from Ukiah High School, and is currently in basic training for the U.S. Army at Fort Benning, Ga. The bride is the daughter of Lulu Hubbs and the late Tom Hubbs of Redwood Valley. She graduated from Ukiah High School, and is employed at the Ukiah Daily Journal.

Katie L. Harrison and Bryan J. Taylor Harrison-Taylor Katie L. Harrison and Bryan J. Taylor exchanged vows at the bride’s parents’ home in Redwood Valley on June 21. The bride is the daughter of Marsha L. Harrison and Joel Harrison, both of Redwood Valley. The groom is the son of Lisa Taylor, of Ukiah, and Todd Taylor, of Bend, Ore. Sivil-Jackson Miranda Dawn Sivil and Eric Matthew Jackson have announced that they intend to marry at the Riviera Heights Association Club, in Kelseyville, on Sunday, Oct. 19. The bride to be is the daughter of Deborah Sivil and Thomas Sivil, of Ukiah. She is a graduate of Ukiah High School, and is employed at Walmart. The groom to be is the son of Nancy Jackson, of Lower Lake, and Ted Jackson, deceased, of Kentucky. He is a gradu- ate of Natural High School, of Lakeport, and is employed at Walmart.

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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 by Mike Argirion and Jeff Knurek 13 16 30 9 RLBI 21 26 6 17 Unscramble these four Jumbles, GO&A one letter to each square, 25 22 3 14 to form four ordinary words. RNNW 2 7 -1 10 OMEW EXIDO

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52 -2 -11 37 HIRO Ans: THE “ ” -11 37 43 7 SH I M (Answers tomorrow) 31 -8 4 49 Jumbles: DALLY PRUNE JITNEY BUSILY AAND Yesterday’s 4 49 40 -17 Answer: Most brides look stunning, but some grooms KOBE are — STUNNED 9/4/2008 Teen son’s new reticence is causing mother’s tension Dear Annie: Please help me understand to set limits. Watch for changes in behavior, years and he didn’t know why. my 15-year-old child. We’ve always had a grades and friends (these years can include Here’s a possibility: Men and women great mother-son relationship, and my hus- risky activities such as drugs and alcohol). mature differently. In their 20s, women don’t band and I did everything possible to give him ANNIE’S MAILBOX And remind him often that you love him, no have a lot of self-confidence and are condi- a good education, spend time with him, read matter what. tioned to crave security. Young men are at to him, play with him and love him to no end. By Kathy Mitchell and Marcy Sugar Dear Annie: When is the right time to give their most “risk-taking,” and that makes them Now he hardly speaks to us. He’s still a my granddaughter a piece of jewelry that I appear confident and exciting. good boy, pleasant, fun, incredibly smart and going through a perfectly natural and healthy had made for her? I took precious stones that By our mid-30s, we have flipped positions. dedicated to all his activities and school. But stage of separating from his parents so he can belonged to her great-grandmother, her great- Women have developed the self-confidence I feel terribly sad suddenly knowing nothing become independent. As much as it hurts you, great-grandmother and me, and put them into that comes with raising children and handling about his life. I know he is having problems this is a good sign. Will he ever value your a special piece as a remembrance. emergencies. When the kids are teens, we with his girlfriend. I could really help him opinions again? You bet. She is now 16 years old, and I am hesitant want to explore what we’ve missed out on. understand women, but he wants nothing Don’t lecture or badger him with questions, to give it to her. When do you think she’ll be We want to travel, take dance lessons, go back from us. but make sure he knows you’re always avail- responsible enough? -- Grandma Kate to school or start a new career. Men, however, I know this is normal at his age, but will he able to listen. Just before bed is often a good Dear Kate: Some 16-year-old girls would have had a drop in testosterone and settled into a comfortable routine. A husband often ever again feel his parents have something to time. Your comments should be matter-of- take good care of such a piece. Others would offer other than feeding him and putting him resists efforts to do anything new or different. fact, honest and not overly emotional. (“I lose it in a day. If you don’t think your grand- through college? I know things will never be daughter is responsible yet, you can present it He may be a good man, but he doesn’t want to the same, but is this something I just have to miss that you don’t confide in me anymore, get out of the recliner. but if you ever want to, I’ll listen.”) Use your to her for her 18th birthday or as a graduation live with? Is there something I can do so he gift, or if you think that’s too soon, save it for Couples that don’t grow together simply will value my opinions and listen to what I sense of humor a lot. (“Blow up anything in die together. -- Armchair Psychologist in chemistry today?”) Don’t be afraid to disci- when she is 21 or finishes college. You could have to say? -- Sad Mom in Kansas leave it to her in your will, but if she’s going Orlando, Fla. Dear Kansas: Don’t panic. Your son is pline him. 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625-08 to the subcontractors involved. 629-08 621-08 9-3,5/08 9-5,8/08 8-29,9-5,12,19/08 REDWOOD VALLEY COUNTY WATER DISTRICT (RVCWD) ******************************************************************************* PUBLIC NOTICE ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE Bidders are hereby notified that all bids may be rejected if the lowest Pursuant to Chapter 10, commencing with FOR CHANGE OF NAME REPAIR CONTRACT FOR responsive bid received exceeds the Engineer's Estimate by more 21700 of the Business Professionals Code, Case No. SUCKCVPT ‘0852114 30 INCH DIAMETER WATER TRANSMISSION PIPE LINE than 10%. In the event all bids are rejected for this reason, this proj- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that C & M SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA, BETWEEN ROAD A AND WOODWAY LANE IN ect may be deferred for advertisement for bids until a more competi- Mini-Storage, 297 Brush St., Ukiah, CA COUNTY OF MENDOCINO, Court House, REDWOOD VALLEY tive situation exists. 95482 (707)462-1299, will cause to be sold to Ukiah, CA 95482 FEMA PROJECT No. PW 1177 the general public by oral auction at 9:00 IN THE MATTER OF THE APPLICATION ******************************************************************************* a.m., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 2008, the OF: Jason Loss BID OPENING: 2:00 p.m. SEPTEMBER 18, 2008 Each bid must be accompanied by a Certified Check, a Cashier's property described as furniture, household THE COURT FINDS that Petitioner(s) Jason Check or a Bid Bond, in the amount of Ten Percent (10%) of the total goods, appliances, tools & miscellaneous. Loss has/have filed a Petition for Change of Chapter 1 : NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS of the bid, made payable to the Redwood Valley County Water Dis- Applicant(s)’ name FROM Jason James trict, as a guarantee that the bidder, if awarded the contract, will enter Name Unit# Loss Sealed Bids will be received at the District Office at 2370 Webb into a Contract for the performance thereof, satisfactory to said Red- MARGARETT HALFACRE 22 TO Jason James Ortiz Ranch Road, Redwood Valley, California, until 2:00 p.m. on the 18th wood Valley County Water District. MATT RICHARDSON 96 THE COURT ORDERS All people interested day of September, 2008. Bids will then be publicly opened and read JESSICA FABYUNKEY 189 in this matter appear before this court to show aloud on said day, at said place, on, or about said time for: PERSONAL CHECKS WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED. FRANKLIN ELDER 207 cause why this application for change of DARCY WALTERS 210 name should not be granted on: REPAIR CONTRACT FOR The Redwood Valley County Water District hereby notifies all bidders MITCH TOMLINSON 216 HEARING DATE: 10-3-08 at 9:30 a.m. in 30 INCH DIAMETER WATER TRANSMISSION PIPE LINE that it will affirmatively insure that in any Contract entered into pur- GEORGE WEST 576 Dept E, located at Court House, 100 N. BETWEEN ROAD A AND WOODWAY LANE IN suant to this advertisement, minority business enterprises will be af- KATHERINE CRISANTI 585 State Street, Ukiah, California 95482 REDWOOD VALLEY forded full opportunity to submit bids in response to this invitation, and GEORGE WEST 617 Dated: Aug 22 2008 will not be discriminated against on the grounds of race, color, or na- KIMBERLY SMITH 693 /s/ John A. Behnke ITEM SUMMARY tional origin, in consideration for an award. MARGARETT HALFACRE 725 JOHN A BEHNKE MARGARETT HALFACRE 1018 Judge of the Superior Court ITEM DESCRIPTION UNIT QUANTITY Prevailing Wages are not required on this project. DAWN GARCIA 1152 CHRISTINE ANDERSON-THURSTON 1484 1 Mobilization/Demobilization Lump Sum 1 The successful bidder shall be required to guarantee the performance LOST & HELP 2 Remove & Reconstruct Existing Fence LF(F) 100 of this Contract, by a "Faithful Performance Bond" in the amount of Landlord reserves the right to bid at the sale. 30 FOUND 120 WANTED 3 Erosion Control Seeding & Mulching LS 1 One Hundred Percent (100%) of the Contract Bid, and a "Payment Purchase must be made with cash only and BUSINESS 4 Silt Fence W/Wire Mesh Reinforcing LF 160 Bond - Public Works", in the amount of Fifty Percent (50%) of the paid for at the time of sale. All purchased MANAGER or 5 Straw Rolls LF 1200 Contract Bid. goods are sold “as is” and must be removed ACCOUNTANT 6 Spread Topsoil & Compact Surface SF(F) 8300 from the premises by 5:00 pm on the date of One position to be 7 Winterize Site (2008) LS 1 The Redwood Valley County Water District reserves the rights to re- sale. Sale is subject to cancellation in the filled at either the 8 Rock Checks EA(F) 2 ject any or all bids and to waive technical errors and discrepancies if even of settlement between Landlord and ob- Business Manager or 9 Concrete Washout Container EA(F) 2 to do so seems to best serve the public interest. ligated party. Auction conducted pursuant to Accountant level. 10 Temporary Culverts (with Rip Rap) EA(F) 1 Sec.2328 of the Commercial Code and 535 of Placement will Adoptions depend upon 11 Clearing and Grubbing AC(F) .25 By order of the Redwood Valley County Water District made this 3rd Public Code. qualifications. 12 Strip Topsoil and Stockpile CY(F) 154 day of September, 2008. Auctioneer: Robert McCarthy Bond#0347716 Kittens, Cats, Dogs & Business Mgr. 13 Pothole 30 inch Pipe & Backfill LS 1 Puppies for adoption. $62,501-$81,757 14 Structure Excavation CY(F) 150 ______Every Tuesday at Accountant 15 Dispose of Excess Material onsite CY(F) 375 Don Butow, Chairman of the Board Mendocino County $51,497-$70,753 16 Furnish and Install 12” LS 1 Redwood Valley County Water District 10 NOTICES 10 NOTICES Farm Supply on Tal- F/T 220 days/ Temp. Bypass Pipe Native American mage Rd. 11:30-2:30 12 months/year 17 Import Backfill (Aggregate Base) CY 30 & other craft people ♣ ♣ ♣ Anderson Valley Ani- Mendocino 18 Reinforced Concrete Piers CY 25 593-08 are invited to set mal Rescue-Cheryl County Office of 19 Concrete Thrust Blocks CY 7 8-22,29,9-5/08 PUBLIC NOTICE up booths at ♣ Half Way to ♣ 895-3785 or Char- Education 20 Reinforced Concrete Pier EA 2 Trustee Sale # 057-002545 Order # Red Fox Casino 589-08 lene 468-5218. 707-467-5012 or Caps and Saddle 30135205 Loan # 0049217920 Notice of St. Patricks Sept. 26 as part of 8-15,22,29,9-5/08 visit our website at 21 Structural Steel Columns & EA 4 Trustee’s Sale YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UN- Fundraiser NATIVE Reward. Lost 2 FICTITIOUS www.mcoe.us/d/hr/jobs Pipe Saddle DER A DEED OF TRUST DATED 7/13/2004. Supper, AMERICAN DAY. parakeets. 1 green, BUSINESS NAME Open until filled. 22 4” Perforated Sub-Drain LF(F) 24 UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION TO PROTECT Concert & Please contact 1 multi colored, white STATEMENT Apply by September (with drain rock) YOUR PROPERTY, IT MAY BE SOLD AT A Mark 984-6800 blue, ylw. 462-0130 File No.: 2008-F0510 Dance 30, 2008 to assure 23 Geotextile fabric SF(F) 200 PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU NEED AN EXPLANA- (non profit) HELP THE FOLLOWING SUPPORT consideration 24 Ditch Lining – Facing RSP LF(F) 80 TION OF THE NATURE OF THE PROCEED- PERSON(S) IS 120 WANTED 25 Grade Swale LF(F) 160 ING AGAINST YOU, YOU SHOULD CON- OUR CASE MGR (ARE) DOING BUSI- Fri. Sept. 5 MAKE A 26 Tie-In to Existing Water Main EA 2 TACT A LAWYER. A public auction sale to F/T - Ukiah Consum- NESS AS: TROOPS DIFFERENCE IN 27 30” Special Water Main LF(F) 20 the highest bidder for cash, cashier’s check 5 pm er Services Special- HOMETOWN PROD- DVD DRIVE!!! THE LIFE OF A (incl. Bedding & backfill) drawn on a state or national bank, check ist-CPP. Assist/sup- UCTS The troops need CHILD! JOIN THE 28 30” D.I. Water Main (including LF(F) 36 drawn by a state or federal credit union, or a port consumers locat- 4990 Burke Hill Dr. to be entertained. TRINITY TEAM! bedding and backfill) check drawn by a state or federal savings and ed in Dev. Centers Ukiah, CA 95482 Please donate Trinity Youth 29 30 D.I. Water Main (Saddle Mounted) LF(F) 104 w/possibility of com- loan association, or savings association, or Nancy L. Bixby your used or new Services-Ukiah 30 30” D.I. Water Main Bend EA 3 munity placement. savings bank specified in section 5102 of the 4990 Burke Hill Dr. DVD’s. We will A social service 31 2 inch Watermain Blowoff (with box) EA 1 Requires B/A in hu- Financial Code and authorized to do business Ukiah, CA 95482 Veterans ship them to the agency serving 32 Watermain Air Release Valve EA 1 man services or relat- in this state will be held by the duly appointed This business is con- troops in Iraq. Any abused & neglected (with box) Memorial Hall ed field + 2 yrs rele- trustee. The sale will be made, but without ducted by an Individ- type of DVD. G, youth in a Residen- 33 Furnish and Install Pipe Barrier Guard EA 2 293 Seminary Ave. vant pd. exp. working covenant or warranty, expressed or implied, ual. The registrant PG, R, but noth- tial Treatment Cam- 34 Remove & Dispose Bypass Piping LS 1 Ukiah, CA w/persons w/dev dis- regarding title, possession, or encumbrances, commenced to trans- ing too bad. pus is looking for 35 Install 12” Blind Flanges EA 4 abilities. Salary range to pay the remaining principal sum of the act business under Thank you for CHILD CARE 36 General Cleanup LS 1 $3172 to $4463/ note(s) secured by the Deed of Trust, with in- the fictitious business VFW your support! The WORKERS. 37 Repair Base Failures in Access SF 1500 month + exc. bene. terest and late charges thereon, as provided name or names listed troops really ap- CCW is responsible Easement presents an all Closes 9/15/08. Send above on October 1, preciate the for the daily care & 38 Slurry Seal Portions of Access SY 2000 in the note(s), advances, under the terms of community, all resume & letter of int. 2003. Endorsed-Filed DVDs. Drop off supervision of cli- Easement the Deed of Trust, interest thereon, fees, family event with to H.R. RCRC, 1116 on August 13, 2008 boxes are at ents & living condi- 39 Construction Staking LS 1 charges and expenses of the Trustee for the a corned beef Airport Park Blvd., at the Mendocino ●Potter Vly Com tions. Swing & total amount (at the time of the initial publica- Ukiah, CA 95482, or County Clerks Office. supper, concert munity Health Ctr. Night shifts availa- (F) Denotes "Final Pay Quantity" per Standard Specification Sec- tion of the Notice of Sale) reasonably estimat- HR@red /s/Nancy L. Bixby and Irish Céilí♣ ●Potter Vly Hi. Scl. ble. Starting at tion 9-1.015 ed to be set forth below. The amount may be woodcoastrc.org NANCY L. BIXBY dance. In Redwood Valley $9.40/hr. On-call greater on the day of sale. Trustor(s): Arlene ● or fax 707-462-4280. 3 Pepper Pizza. $9/hr. Must be 21 Bids are required for the entire work described herein. General and Page a married woman as her sole and se- In Ukiah: “EOE-M/F” yrs old. Excellent Special provisions with Bid Forms for bidding on said work may be ob- perate property Recorded: 07/22/2004 as In- ♣ Supper $15 ●GI Joe’s, benefits, including tained ONLY at the Project Engineer’s Office located at 100 North strument No. 2004-16362 in book , page of ♣ Concert and ●Christmas medical, dental, vi- Pine Street, Ukiah, CA., or by requesting that said documents be Official Records in the office of the Recorder dance $10 Dreams & Gifts. On the Or call Jasmine or sion, tuition reim- mailed by calling (707) 462-6536. Plans, General and Special Provi- of Mendocino County, California; Date of ♣ $20 for both Chris Snider at bursement & FREE Come Join sions with Bid Forms for bidding on said work may be obtained there- Sale: 9/12/2008 at 10:00 AM Place of Sale: At from. Additional copies of the Plans and Specifications may be pur- 743-2215 or co-op child care. Our Team the main entrance to the Mendocino County 489-4592 chased for $50.00 per set. Plans and Specifications will also be post- trail ♣ Must pass pre-em- Courthouse, 100 North State Street, Ukiah Céilí is the Now accepting ed in the North Coast Builders Exchange for Information Only. A Gaelic Word for ployment physical, applications for CA Amount of unpaid balance and other drug test & back- hard copy of the plans and specifications must be obtained from LOST & charges: $1,354,210.07 The purported prop- gathering of ground check. the Project Engineer and a Planholders Number must be as- of great FOUND erty address is: 33710 Highway 128 York- friends and 30 APPLY AT Bartenders signed for a valid bid on the project. No Bid will be considered 6 F/T Positions which is not in accordance with, or on the forms herein referred to. ville, CA 95494 Legal Description As more sharing tradition- 915 W. Church St. The Contractor shall possess either a Class A, or a Class C-34 Li- fully described in said Deed of Trust Asses- deals? al Irish music, Ukiah or fax cense at the time the Contract is awarded. sors Parcel No. 049-380-73 The undersigned dance, fun, resume Beverage Servers Trustee disclaims any liability for any incor- stories, food, + 877-382-7617 8 F/T Positions SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS TO BIDDERS: rectness of the property address or other song and maybe www.trinityys.org common designation, if any, shown herein. If EOE even poetry! Coyote Valley Bidders must satisfy themselves by personal examination of the loca- no street address or other common designa- Free Adult Barn Shodakai Casino tion of the proposed work and by such other means as they prefer as tion is shown, directions to the location of the Cats 7751 N. State St. to the actual conditions and requirements of the work, and shall not at property may be obtained by sending a writ- Remember, No So many barns, too Redwood Valley any time after submission of the bid, dispute, complain or assert that ten request to the beneficiary within 10 days experience or M-F 9-5 EOE many mice. there was any misunderstanding in regard to the nature of the work to of the date of first publication of this Notice of partner is neces- Come Join 707-467-4752 be done. Sale. If the Trustee is unable to convey title sary, but is more Adopt a barn cat Our Team for any reason, the successful bidder’s sole and life will be nice. fun with your Now accepting COMMERCIAL ******************************************************************************* Shots, spayed or and exclusive remedy shall be the return of Find everything friends & family! applications for DRIVER SPECIAL NOTICE monies paid to the Trustee, and the success- neutered, not ag- The bidder's attention is directed to the section entitled "Required List- you’re looking for in Class A or B Lic ful bidder shall have no further recourse. For more infor- gressive, just shy. FOOD & req’d. FT + benefits. ing of Proposed Subcontractors" in Section 3.2 BID REQUIREMENTS Date: 8/22/2008 LandAmerica Default Serv- the classifieds. mation please Call A.V. Rescue BEVERAGE Job description and AND CONDITIONS, regarding the requirement that proposed subcon- ices Michael Litel, Foreclosure Coordinator tractors be listed in the bidder's Bid. All subcontractors are to be list- and give it a try. app available at 351 Post Office Box 5899 6 Executive Circle Ir- contact Derek MANAGER F/T ed in the Bid for items of work or portions thereof to be subcontracted 489-5207 or Franklin Ave in Willits vine, CA 92616 (949) 885-4500 Sale Line: 707-489-2385 or in excess of one-half of one percent of the total bid, or $10,000, 468-5218 714-573-1965 Reinstatement Line: 949-885- 707-462-4204 or Coyote Valley whichever is greater. COOKS & CATER- 4500 To request reinstatement/and or payoff Dave Lowe Shodakai Casino ING Lost-9/2 near Canyon 7751 N. State St. In the case where a bidder claims an inadvertent clerical error in list- FAX request to: (949) 885-4496 This office is Call Today 707-485-7947 Immediate openings. Dr. Ukiah Fml pit/lab Redwood Valley ing subcontractors, a notice of the claim must be submitted to the attempting to collect a debt and any informa- Apply at Crushed ♣ ♣ ♣ mix 2yrs old, Blue M-F 9-5 EOE Redwood Valley County Water District in writing within 2 working days tion obtained will be used for that purpose. 468-3500 Grape, 13500 Hwy Brindle 206-5678 707-467-4752 after the time of the bid opening and copies of the notice shall be sent P455411 8/22, 8/29, 09/05/2008 101 Hopland 95449 THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL FRIDAY, SEPT. 5, 2008 -B-5

HELP HELP HELP HELP HELP APARTMENTS WANTED TO GARAGE GARAGE MOTOR- 120 WANTED 120 WANTED 120 WANTED 120 WANTED 120 WANTED 300 UNFURNISHED 380 SHARE RENT 590 SALES 590 SALES 620 CYCLES Dietary Manager HOUSEKEEPER PROOF THERAPIST CONDO - 2br/2ba. ROOM FOR rent in 418 Oak Park Ave. Sat. & Sun. 8-5 Suzuki S40 - 2007 needed for a 68 bed (Part-Time) OPERATOR Trinity Youth Serv- Fully rebuilt: new lovely home. Resp. Off Clay St. Come have Only 600 miles, skilled nursing JOIN THE TRINITY Savings Bank of ices-Ukiah, a social cabinets, granite prof. W/D, wireless, Westside Ukiah. under warranty till facility. Exp. pref. TEAM! Mendocino County service agency serv- counter tops, kit. own bath $500 Sat. 9am fun with us! 2010, excellent Apply at 1162 S. Trinity Youth Serv- Network ing abused and ne- appls., carpets & 489-5313 bike - comes with is seeking a part- CHURCH Dora St. Ukiah, CA ices-Ukiah, a social glected youth in a heat - A/C unit. Clothing, knick Bike Cover. $3950. Systems time Proof Operator RUMMAGE SALE- service agency serv- Residential Treat- Amenities: garage at- MOBILES FOR knacks, kitchen 540-4999 Direct Care Work Analyst I/II for our Information Great prices. Fri. & ing abused & ne- Technology Dept. ment Campus is tached, pool, hot tub, 390 RENT items, old fire No Exp.Needed!! Information Services Sat. 9-6. 741 S. Oak RAPTER 350 QUAD glected youth in a Requires 10-key by seeking a Contract and storage unit. No Mobile space for extinguishers, Morning, eves, Dept in Ukiah 2004. Boarded out to Residential Treat- touch & familiarity Therapist to provide pets. $1200/month rent up to 8x35. Estate Items Plus lots of misc. graveyard. Drug test I-$4429-5384/Mo. a 386, engine rebuilt, ment Campus is with data entry pro- individual, family and plus sec. dep. Loc: $310/mo. + $310 last 800 Watson Rd, req., no test for can- Req BA degree & two has lots of after mar- looking for a House- cedures. Completes group therapy serv- 551 S. Main St., mo rent. incl. wtr., Rogina Heights. Lots of nabis, gd DMV. Per- to three yrs responsi- ket parts $2200 obo keeper. Responsible data entry, reject ices approx. 20/hrs Ukiah. 462-4630 sew., garb. N/P. 462- Sat & Sun 9-1 25 cent items! sonal care, cooking, ble related exp. 489-3850 for working directly correction, & bal- per week. Qualified 7630, 468-5607 Estate sale. Sat 8-4 cleaning, driving & II-$4649-5651/Mo. Lg 1bd upstrs. pri- TRUCKS with the children, ancing functions to candidates will pos- 10400 East Rd RV 698 N. Oak St. providing living skills Reg BA and two yrs vate deck, pool,lndry, FOR SALE cleans the bedrooms, prepare transactions sess an MFCC, Pwr tls, yd equip, 670 training to adults with responsible profes- carport. No Sec. 8. 460 APPLIANCES bathrooms, offices, for processing. LCSW, or LPC. wire fncng, lmbr, Yard sale TOYOTA TACOMA developmental disa- sional information $750. 463-2134 USED dining room, & all Supports Computer APPLY AT: comp desk/chair, Sat 9-2pm 2003 Short bed, bilities. 3,6 bed group technology exp, em- Lrg. 1 bd. Ukiah sml. APPLIANCES other areas inside the Operations as avail- 915 W. Church St., clctbl bar signs, 743 S. Oak St. 35,000mi 4cyl, auto, homes, estb. in 1988. phasizing the devel- private, cov. parking, & FURNITURE. buildings to assure able & necessary. Ukiah or fax resume glswre, 03 Yamaha NO earlies! 2wd, lots of extras 485-0165, 485-5168 op, enhancement, lndry No pets, $695 Guaranteed. 485-1216 the highest degree of Will train. Must pass to 877-382-7617 YZ 450F off-rd Yard sale Sat 9-4p $10,000 Firm Ann Dow & Associates, maint & administra- + sec. 972-1221 hygiene & cleanli- 10-key test. Shift www.trinityys.org MISC. mtrcycl, riding gear, 459 Briarwood Dr off 468-8975 located in Ukiah, tion of centralized ONLY $500 DEPOSIT Lake Mendo Dr. ness of our facility. hours are 4:00-6:30 EOE 480 FOR SALE ramp, old bks & rcrds CARS is in search of a computer network Modern 2br wtr/gbe pd West Forks Estates Excellent benefits. P.M., M-F. Hot Tub 2008 Many ESTATE/YARD FOR SALE planner to carry out systems. Apply by YOUTH WORKER AC laundry carport 680 Starting at $9.00/hr. Apply in person at jets. Therapy seats SALE Yard Sale Sat 9-5 transportation-related 09/17/08 to: HR, 579 W/transitional age walk to town. Mason H.S. Diploma or 200 N. School St., Warranty. Never Sirah Ct 1699 Woodland Ter- $$CASH FOR YOUR planning activities in Low Gap Rd, Ukiah, youth. 20 hrs/wk. St. $850mo. 433-4040 GED; must pass pre- Ukiah, CA used. Worth $5000 Fri & Sat 8-? race. Furn, childrens JUNK CARS $$$ For Lake and Mendocino employment physical, CA 95482, (707) 463- Ukiah ($10.31- PARK PLACE no later than Sell $1895. 766-8622 Family yard sales stuff, hsehld, clths. your old used cars! Counties. To view the drug test & back- 4261, w/TDD (800) $12.06) + ben. Job 1 bd. $800. 2 bd. Fri., Sept. 12, 2008 Fri. & Sat. 8-3 Yard sale Sat only FREE pick up in job description visit ground check. 735-2909; or website: desc./app. 463-4915 $910. T.H. $1050. at 4:00 p.m. 311 Lake Mendocino 10a-2p Senior Citi- www.dow- www.co.mendocino. or www.mcyp.org AUCTIONS Ukiah area! Lost title APPLY AT: EOE/AA m/f/v/d Pool, Garg. 462-5009 490 zens of Walnut Vil- associates.com. ca.us/hr EOE Dr. Sp. 1 & Sp. 25. ok. Steel drop boxes 915 W. Church St., Spacious 2bd. Pool. Huge Estate lage are having their Submit resume to RDA NEEDED with FREE GARAGE for scrap metal also Ukiah or fax resume H20, trash pd. $850. AUCTION fall cleaning sale 367 N. State Street, exp. & leadership SALE SIGNS. available upon re- to 877-382-7617 N/P. 462-6075 Sat. Sept. 13, 10:30 Don’t miss this one! #206, Ukiah,CA qualities. Please sub- ______Realty World Selzer www.trinityys.org Se habla espanol. Preview Fri. 2-6 & Craft items, All must quest, call 707-546- 95482 by mit resume to 702 S. Healthcare Realty. 350 E. Gobbi EOE Sat. 8:30-10:30 be sold. Street pking 7553!!!! September 15, 2008. Dora St., Ukiah CA Join a dynamic team of APARTMENTS professionals at our McKinleyville HUGE SALE only. Access from N. DRIVERS - $1,000 95482 310 FURNISHED Interested in start- SENIOR beautiful campus in 10 mi. N. of Eureka Something for Bush or N. Pine Sts 1997 Honda Accord HIRING BONUS ing a career in REDWOOD VALLEY UPSTAIRS furnished (take Murray Rd. off N. Lakeport Everyone. 1240 N. Pine ONLY $950!!!! Buy Golden State journalism or just PROGRAM MKT hiring 2 FT studio. N/S/P. $700 + 101) Go East see signs. Sat. 8-? & Sun.9-? enjoy sports & Yard sale Sat only 9- Police Impounds & Overnight cashiers. Apply in Surgery Techician $700 dep. inclds util- Loads of Antique 700 Kunzler Ranch writing? MANAGER 3p 8001 Lorene Rd. is hiring full & part- person. Certificate of training or ities. 391-7755 furn., collectables, Rd. Ukiah More! for Listings The Ukiah Daily Mendocino Co, previus exp reqd RV. Lots of misc & time drivers with in- crystal, china, Mead- Womens clothes, 800-368-6118 ext. Journal has an HHSA/Mental Health Resident Technician hsehld items. sured, dependable owbrook carriage, tags still on, lumber A768 opening for an Branch. $5490- needed for Lake & We offer an outstand- 320 DUPLEXES van or pickup w/shell $6672/Mo. Req BA in custom saddles, in all dimensions, lat- Yard sale Sun ONLY energetic part- Mendocino area - ing benefit package. 2bd1ba W/Side. N/S, for local early morn- Social or Behavioral John Wayne memo- tice panels, fencing, 9-2. 291 Road E, RV. 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P/U app males $400ea. Born EXCITING strong people SERVICES 1BD, 1BA kitchen, Tools, pet carrier, skills is also a ing abused & ne- @ 203 S. Main St. 7/9. Wormed & 1st L POSITION 200 OFFERED living rm, AC, sm hsehld items, plants bonus. This is a glected youth in a RN Care Manager, shots. 277-7733 Work one-on-one M.Ed instructor offers yard, super nice. MULTI-FAMILY 20-hour per week Residential Treat- 80% FTE in Clear- Rottweiler pups. Top with Children & tutoring & translating N/S/P $750 462-7898 Fri & Sat 9-4 furn, an- A position that ment Campus is lake working with German champ lines. Adults with in Engl, Spa, Ita, & 1bd. Nr. P.V. Trees, tiques, tools, clothes includes evening looking for a Kitchen seniors. PHN prefer- OFA, beautiful, exlnt Developmental more 707-462-3790 lawn, pond, shed, + more 855 Pomo Dr & weekend work. Aide to work in a caf- red. Exc. Bens. temper 442-3403 S Disabilites. Work is W/D. Lease $750mo. SAT 8-2PM 6060 N. eteria style kitchen. 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Req BA in 2500+- sq. ft. w/pkg. design skills and seeks 2 additional Actg, Non-Profit exp Must be computer lit- Great studio $650 homes for Shelter mastery of QuarkX- pref. $20.70- erate (MS Office w/Bath, deck,& more. Care program Suite) and type a A must see in Willits Press, Photoshop & Applicants need to $21.74/hr DOE. OFFICE SPACES min. of 40wpm accu- N/S N/P 707-486-7193 Illustrator required. have at least 1 spare Call for job desc & rately. A H.S. Diplo- 2nd Floor, State St. FT + benefits, com- bdrm to house a child NCO App req’d; Elevator/pkg. Great view Willits petitive salary. for up to 30 days. 800-606-5550x302 ma is required; some $1300/mo. 3bd2 ba. Guaranteed monthly college coursework Please email PDFs of or www.ncoinc.org. MED. OFFICE or W/D, deck, & more. resume, salary histo- allotment. Generous Closes 5 PM 9/12. preferred. Starting at N/S. , 486-7193 increase upon place- $11.20/hr. RETAIL ry and design sam- (postmarks not HOPLAND, sunny & ment. Income tax-ex- APPLY AT: South Orchard ples to baileys accepted. EOE spacious 4 bed- empt. Exp. with chil- 915 W. Church St., 3400+/- sq. ft. w/pkng [email protected] dren req. Parents will rooms, 2 baths, 2500 Pinoleville Pomo Ukiah or fax resume No phone calls, please receive training, + So- 468-8951 SF home w/many Nation Head Start to 877-382-7617 VALLEY VIEW cial Worker, in-home Office/shop/retail extras. Just outside support & respite. Program is currently www.trinityys.org now hiring 2181 S.State, Ukiah of Ukiah. $1750 per Need 1 or 2-parent looking for a part- EOE LVN’s RN’s CNA’s 1000 sq ft. $550/mo month + Sec. Dep. homes, with 1 parent time bus driver. Must All shifts available. SERVERS, HOST, + sec. 462-8273 Eve Fishell home full time. Home have a class B li- Competitive wages. HOSTESS RE Services with no more than 1 cense with a passen- Hire on bonus. biological child consid- Apply in person SPACE TO RENT in 707-468-4380 or ger or school bus en- Friendly work ered. Retirees invited after 5pm. chiropractic office. 707-391-8900 dorsement. Please environment. to apply. Contact TLC Jensen’s Restaurant LMT, L.Ac. ? In Town Willits. Clean 707-463-1100 call (707)468-3835 1550 Lovers Ln. Great benefits. 462-2943 2 bd.1 ba lg. yd. Gar Lic#236800809 for more information. Beverly 462-1436 Teen Pregnancy Salary DOE. APARTMENTS pet ok. $1200/mo Coordinator-Central +dep. 707.972.1921 Post Office 300 UNFURNISHED Welders Office Now Hiring! Native American $925 Lg. 2BR, 1.5BA LG 2bd,1ba + gar & Avg Pay $20/ hr, $57 Cash Assistance Pro- Marlene St. TH. A/C., lndry. Walk to State/ Experienced Welder Needed K/yr, incl. Fed ben, OT. gram in Lake County. Cent. Heat. Yard. Safeway $1195/mo. Placed by adSource not 217-2764, 462-1546 650-207-5335 Global Manufacturer affiliated with USPS who Exper. working hires. 1-866-292-1387 w/Tribal people help- RV, 2bd/2ba, newly Since 1869 ful. Clean DMV Drug 1st mo. 1/2 off! built, $1,500/mo + Savings Bank of 2 BD, DW/Garage + www.wabtec.com Mendocino County Testing, F/T Salary Sec. Rent incl. utils is accepting w/Benefits Go to Pool Alderwood 972-4260. EXCELLENT BENEFITS & Apartments 1450 S. applications for www.cttp.net for Ap- Super nice 1bdrm. Central Services State St $885- COMPETITIVE COMP PKG plication & Job De- Sm office, carport, Adjustment Desk. $925mo. 463-2325 Check adjustment/ scription questions yard. Rdwd Vly Family health benefits start day of research position contact Jolene Craw- 2 APARTMENTS $1200/mo 485-0104 hire. VERY affordable PPO (e.g., handles incoming ford at 707-262-4400 AVAIL Now. N/P, and outgoing check ROOMS 80% coverage = $37/Bi-Weekly for ex124 Fax Resume & Credit report & score adjustments. Per- Application ot 707- 350 FOR RENT empl + children) – Not age driven forms a variety of a must. 485-0841 daily departmental 274-8798 Room in 3bd Ukiah for cost. home, w/house priv. • tasks including Indian Hiring Prefer- 2 bd, $777/mo + Affordable Dental and Vision, too report review, ence Applies $1,000 Sec, GC, NS, N/p/s/d/d. Fem pref. • 401k - 100% match to 3% of Salary correspondence, & Ukiah residential NP, HUD ok, 972- $500/mo. 953-3677 plus add’l annual 3% contribution. telephone inquiries. childrens facility 4260 • Vacation, Holiday and Sick Pay Serves as back up WANTED TO for statement prep- is looking for caring, 2bd 1.5 ba. 380 SHARE RENT aration & process- responsible individu- N/S/P. $475/mo + dep. bd. 2 years MIG welding exp req’d. TIG ing. Customer serv- als to join our team. ice exp. req. Bank- $950 mo. in quiet home. Util. welding exp strongly pref. Physical Some exp. pref. but and Drug Test req’d. Apply in ing exp. helpful. 462-4129 incl.N/S pets, drugs. Apply in person at not nec.. Will provide 621-0556, 468-5556 person or by mail to Microphor, A 200 N. School St., on the job trainng. 2bd/1ba, all new, Wabtec Co, 452 E Hill Rd, Willits, Ukiah, CA by Starting sal. $12.12 W/D h/up Sngl-car FURN rm for res. Fri., Sept. 12, 2008 hr. 403B, great bene- gar. Nice loc, yd, wrkg indiv. nice loc 95490; or fax to 707-459-8540. at 4:00 p.m. fits, & vac. pkg. Fax $500 +$500 util incl. An EOE/AA Employer EOE/AA m/f/v/d $920 Sec. 8 ok in resume 707-463-6957 Ukiah 800-943-2411 n/s/p/d 707-462-9225 B-6- FRIDAY, SEPT. 5, 2008 THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL SSERVICEERVICE DDIRECTORYIRECTORY

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