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ILLEGAL MARIJUANA OPERATIONS TRASHING LOCAL ENVIRONMENT County blasts new law on water Public comment period extended; supervisors trying to formulate strategy to challenge policy By ROB BURGESS The Daily Journal Tuesday’s Mendocino County Board of Supervisors meeting saw several board- members, sitting as the Mendocino County Water Agency, release their collective venom regarding the water rights as out- lined in AB 2121. The bill was signed into law by Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger in September 2004 and seeks to regulate stream flows ostensibly to protect various species of wildlife. The item was placed on the board’s agenda to address the deadline for public comment on the policy. Roland Sanford, county water agency Little Lake firefighters mop up a house fire south of Willits last year that was started by an improperly installed gen- general manager, said that since the item erator. Three-hundred marijuana plants and a room full of processed bud were found during the firefighting efforts. had first been placed on the board’s plate, the comment period had been extended to May 1. “Since this agenda item was prepared, Diesel fuel, oil from there are some late-breaking events,” he said. “Last week they granted an extension. We’re grateful to have that extension of generators primary time. There are a number of existing reser- voirs that will be affected by this policy. ” Sanford said the item originally was sources of pollution intended to ask the board to write a letter to the State Water Resources Control Board, By BEN BROWN Harrison said. asking it to delay the deadline for this com- The Daily Journal These generators require ment period. Every year, law enforcement large amounts of fuel and fre- “We do have additional time now to look officers in Mendocino County quent oil changes. at this policy more carefully,” he said. “It is raid hundreds of illegal marijua- At an indoor grow on Hunt a very lengthy policy. There are 600 to 700 na gardens and seize thousands Ranch in Laytonville, 33,000 pages of supporting documents.” of marijuana plants, but in a pre- gallons of diesel fuel were sentation to the Ukiah City stored in several large plastic See WATER, Page A-12 Council Wednesday night, bins that were connected to gen- Hazardous Materials Specialist erators by plastic tubing. MacLeod Pappidas/The Daily Journal Jim Harrison showed the lesser “Just about every connection Jim Harrison, Mendocino County hazardous materials known environmental impacts had a leak,” Harrison said. specialist, delivers a presentation on the environmental Inmate with of illegal marijuana cultivation. At another indoor grow on impacts of large marijuana grows Wednesday night at the The primary sources of pollu- Foster Mountain, near Salmon Ukiah City Council meeting. tion in illegal indoor marijuana Creek, a chronic fuel leak conta- no vital signs grows are diesel fuel and waste minated the soil. Foster Mountain cleanup cost Highway 162 led to an illegal oil, Harrison said. Illegal mari- “We had to take 200 truck- $650,000. He said cleanups on indoor marijuana grow near juana growers often use genera- loads of contaminated dirt out of that scale are not uncommon. Longvale, where the two men tors to power grow lamps. there,” Harrison said. “We run into it periodically,” had allegedly dumped 750 gal- revived by “The generators run seven Cleanup at these sites can be he said. days a week, 24 hours a day,” expensive. Harrison said the Last month, a traffic stop on See MARIJUANA, Page A-2 jail deputies The Daily Journal Mendocino County corrections Council delays decision on Measure B support deputies were able to revive a 23-year-old Plans to help organize forum to support Measure B, which would repeal Supervisors encouraging it to put a measure inmate Wednesday night when he stopped Measure G which passed in 2000 and sets repealing Measure G on the ballot. breathing after being placed in a sobering By BEN BROWN the number of legally permissible marijuana McCowen’s position found little support cell. The Daily Journal plants in Mendocino County at 25, was an among council members. Vice Mayor Phil According to reports from the After two hours of discussion and public obvious course of action. Baldwin said he would vote for Measure B, Mendocino County Sheriff’s Office, the comment Wednesday night on whether to “Supporting Measure B is a logical exten- but did not think it was the council’s place to 23-year-old man was booked into jail support the repeal of Measure G, the Ukiah sion of asking that it be put on the ballot in take a stand on a county ballot measure. Wednesday evening and was put in a City Council opted to put off a decision the first place,” McCowen said. Baldwin said voting to support a ballot sobering cell for observation because he while it helps organize a forum on the issue. During its Jan. 2 special meeting, the measure could lead down a slippery slope to was highly intoxicated. At the beginning of the meeting, council voted unanimously to send a letter to Corrections deputies were checking on Councilmember John McCowen said a vote the Mendocino County Board of See MEASURE B, Page A-2 the man periodically when Deputy Roland Moncivais noticed the man lying on his back with his eyes partially open. He did not appear to be breathing, accord- ing to sheriff’s reports. Moncivais and Corrections Deputy State budget blamed for Prop. 92’s failure Miguel Vazquez opened the door and found that the man was unresponsive and College president says voters didn’t night, and according to Mendocino College want to vote for that because the state budget is had no vital signs. Vazquez began CPR fully understand the measure President Kathy Lehner the state’s budget a mess.” while Moncivais called the jail’s medical deficit didn’t help. Proposition 92 would have separated com- staff. By ZACK SAMPSEL “My initial reaction is disappointment,” munity college funding from K-12, thus setting Vazquez managed to revive the man, The Daily Journal Lehner said. ‘I think it’s unfortunate because I it as its own category, while also decreasing stu- who was taken by ambulance to Ukiah Proposition 92, also known as the don’t think people understood what the measure Valley Medical Center, where he was Community College Initiative, failed Tuesday was about. I can understand why folks don’t See PROP. 92, Page A-2 treated before being returned to the jail. A-2 – FRIDAY, FEB. 8, 2008 DAILY DIGEST Editor: Jody Martinez, 468-3517 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected]

FUNERAL NOTICES DEATH NOTICES Death notices are free for Mendocino County residents. [\ tive in local events and and John C. Pringle A.M. on Wednesday, Death notices are limited to JOHN NELSON PRINGLE activities. John and of Kennewick, WA and February 13th. • David Lee “Dangerous name of deceased, home- Doris were charter mem- grandchildren: Jac- Remembrances may be Dave” Byers, 72, died in town, age, date of death, July 22, 1914 - date, time, and place of ser- February 1, 2008 bers of Redwood Val- queline Anderson, Sumner, made to the Redwood Ukiah Tuesday Jan. 29, 2008. A memorial service and vices and the funeral home John Nelson Pringle, ley Community Church; he WA; Jeanette All- Valley Community Church. handling the arrangements. most recently of Kenne- was a member of wardt, Kennewick WA; Arrangements are under potluck will be at the Ukiah Gun Club 2 p.m. Sunday, For information on how to wick, WA, went to be with the Redwood Valley - Judith Hayauchi, To- the direction of the place a free death notice the Lord on Friday, Calpella Fire Depart- kushima, Japan; Michael Eversole Mortuary. March 9. Arrangements are please call our editorial February 1, 2008. Born in ment and the Redwood Peterson, Beau- [\ under the care of the Eversole department at 468-3500. Honolulu, Hawaii Valley school board. mont, TX; Jeffrey DONALD GENE PATEREAU Mortuary. on July 22, 1914 to John John enjoyed working Peterson, Malibu, CA; Donald Gene Patereau, and Jean Cullen with people and tend- Nancy Hengst, Richland, born April 7, 1982 Pringle, John was preceded ing to his grape growing WA; Brian Peterson, St. passed away January 28, in death by his while maintaining Petersburg, FL and four- 2008 in Covelo. Coast men critically wife of 70 years, Doris managerial positions in the teen great-grandchil- Donald was a young man Ford Pringle, and his lumber industry dren. with tremendous love for sister, Dorothy Pringle including time working for Rev. Kevin McDougall everyone around him. hurt in vehicle rollover Bass of Banning, Cali- Al Thrasher and fi- will officiate at the He is survived by his fornia who passed away in nally for Max Schlienger at graveside service in Ukiah father and mother, Mi- Driver facing charges of DUI December of 2007. RETECH where Cemetery 9:00 chael and Margaret The Daily Journal A resident of the Ukiah, he retired at age 82. A.M., followed by a memo- Patereau and eight sib- Two Manchester residents suffered major injuries in a single Redwood Valley and John is survived by his rial service at Red- lings: Cindy, Carrie, vehicle rollover accident near Fort Bragg early Thursday morn- Potter Valley area since children, Marjory Jean wood Valley Community Timothy, Paula, Michael, ing. 1928, John was ac- Peterson of Turlock, CA Church at 11:00 Luke, Sarah and Abraham. According to reports from the California Highway Patrol, Cory Scarioni, 18, and Chris Scarioni, 20, both of Manchester, were southbound on Windy Hollow Road north of Riverside 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. Drive in a 1988 Chevy Blazer. Cory Scarioni was driving when the vehicle overturned for unknown reasons at about 12:25 a.m. Thursday. Both men were ejected from the vehicle and sustained major Man arrested last week now sought on meth charges injuries. Neither was wearing a seat belt at the time of the acci- The Daily Journal sion of marijuana for sale and possession juana grow and indications that Fox was dent, according to CHP reports. A Willits man arrested last week on of methamphetamine on Jan. 30 in con- allegedly packaging marijuana for sale at Cory and Chris Scarioni were transported by CALSTAR to assault and drug charges is being investi- nection with those events, and later post- that time, according to sheriff’s reports. Santa Rosa Memorial Hospital for treatment, where they are gated for alleged methamphetamine pro- ed bail. Sheriff’s deputies contacted the listed in critical condition. duction after glassware and drug precur- Deputies were searching the area Mendocino Major Crimes Task Force, Cory Scarioni was found to be under the influence of alco- sors were found behind his house. behind Fox’s house when they found the Mendocino County Environmental hol at the time of the collision and was placed under arrest on Mendocino County sheriff’s deputies glassware and chemicals associated with Health Department and the California suspicion of driving under the influence and causing an injury, were at the Lilac Road home of Daniel the production of methamphetamine, half Department of Justice to clean up the site according to CHP reports. Fox, 52, of Willits, continuing investiga- buried above a stream, according to sher- and investigate the charges. tion into allegations that Fox allegedly iff’s reports. Fox is currently being sought by law attacked his estranged wife and threat- During their previous contact with enforcement in connection with charges afternoon: 6, 0, 0. ened her with a handgun. Fox, deputies found him to be in posses- of manufacture of methamphetamine and CORRECTIONS FANTASY 5: 04, 06, 20, Fox was arrested on suspicion of sion of a small amount of methampheta- possession of precursor chemicals with The Ukiah Daily Journal reserves this 37, 38. spousal abuse, assault with a deadly mine, according to sheriff’s reports. the intent to manufacture methampheta- space to correct errors or make clarifications DAILY DERBY: 1st weapon, marijuana cultivation, posses- Deputies also found an indoor mari- mine. to news articles. Errors may be reported to the editor, 468-3526. Place: 06, Whirl Win. 2nd Place: 08, Gorgeous pended.” said he was appalled by the George. 3rd Place: 01, Prop. 92 Mendocino College would Marijuana damage done to the environ- LOTTERY NUMBERS Gold Rush. have received an additional ment but said the offenses in DAILY 3: night: 2, 2, 4. Race time: 1:44.74 $1.4 million in annual funding Continued from Page A-1 Continued from Page A-1 Harrison’s presentation did from the initiative, but with not seem to have been caused dent fees to $15 per unit for a only 43 percent of voters sup- lons of fuel on the ground, by legitimate medical mari- porting the measure, it’s back causing environmental dam- Baldwin said he would feel network comprised of 109 juana users. campuses and 2.5 million stu- to the drawing board. But it age that could cost up to $1 Measure B more comfortable if the vote dents statewide. But accord- wasn’t all for naught; Lehner million to repair. Dane Wilkins, director of were delayed until the council ing to Lehner, lowering stu- said even without its passage, Fuel spills can also be a the Northern California Continued from Page A-1 had time to talk to its con- dent fees was only one of the the proposition helped. hazard to people, Harrison National Organization for the stituents and get more infor- proposition’s benefits. “The good part about get- said. At a grow near Bear Pen Reform of Marijuana Laws, supporting statewide proposi- mation on the issue. He said “I think it failed because ting Prop. 92 on the ballot is Creek in Piercy, a diesel fuel agreed with Davenport. tions and candidates for he would support the organi- the emphasis was about low- that it raised the awareness leak was running into Bear “It doesn’t have anything to national office. zation of a forum on medical Councilmember Benj ering fees,” said Lehner. about community colleges in Pen Creek, the water source do with legitimate medical marijuana. for nearby residents. Thomas said he was also “Why I’m disappointed is that California,” she said. “I think marijuana patients,” he said. Baldwin said a forum, held the other items in the measure people are much more aware In addition to fuel spills, unsure of the council’s role. Davenport and Wilkins “I am conflicted about this sometime in March or April, besides the reduction were of the situation we’re facing. I waste oil from generators also could be useful to educate the what I wanted to see happen.” think the timing was wrong. If causes problems. Harrison both wondered if the council vote,” he said. “I think this said the oil in a diesel genera- had planned the presentation issue lies with the state and public and hear if city resi- She said one of the initia- the budget hadn’t come in dents want the council to take with a deficit, I think it would tor needs to be changed fre- to coincide with plans to dis- with the federal policy that tive’s benefits would have a stand on Measure B. been the segregation of the have passed.” quently, and some marijuana cuss supporting Measure B created this mess.” McCowen said he would community colleges from K- Supporters of the measure growers do not properly dis- later that night. Councilmember Mari Rodin said she felt Measure B like to have the forum sooner 12 in the budget process. included the California pose of the oil. If approved by voters in Proposition 92 would have Federation of Teachers and At an illegal grow in was imperfect legislation and than that. Rodin proposed the Poonkinney, Harrison said the June, Measure B would repeal did not want to squander the forum be held between March been the first initiative to the California Labor Measure G, which passed in change funding for communi- Federation, but strong opposi- waste oil was stored in open council’s power as an adviso- 1 and March 15. The proposal ty colleges since Proposition tion from one of the initia- topped five-gallon buckets. 2000 and sets the number of ry body. passed unanimously. 98. The measure was expected tive’s authors, the California “All their waste oil was sit- legally permissible marijuana “I think we should save our Ben Brown can be reached at to alter the funding formula in Teachers Association, as well ting outside,” he said. plants in Mendocino County ammunition,” she said. [email protected]. Proposition 98, a 1988 ballot as the California State At an illegal grow on at 25. measure that solidified the K- University Systems and the Shimmins Ridge, a pit near Ben Brown can be reached at 12 schools’ portion of the University of California. For the generator was filled with a [email protected]. state General Fund at roughly Lehner and the other 108 “black, gooey substance.” D. WILLIAM JEWELERS 40 percent statewide, but community colleges affected Harrison said lab results have Lehner said Proposition 98 there’s always next time. not come back on what was in has had less than desirable “Five years from now the the pit, but he said it was con- Valentines Day results. venient to the generator for roles may be reversed,” she Service CENTER “Prop. 98 has not worked said. “It’s all about our stu- the dumping of waste oil. Thurs. Feb. Huge Selection for us,” she said. “We’re sup- dents receiving the highest While several members of 859 N. 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COMMUNITY FRIDAY, FEB. 8, 2008 – A-3 Editor: Richard Rosier, 468-3520 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected] What’s Playing AAUW to feature Joan Kostove FRIDAY By KATARZYNA her experience of World ROLZINSKI War I, tells her story of DJ DANCE MUSIC -- DJ dance music with DJ Jose; Special for the Journal abandoning her studies at Perkins Street Lounge; 228 E. Perkins St., Ukiah; 9 p.m. The American Oxford to enlist as a nurse HIGH FIVE SWING BAND -- Mix of swing and jazz; Association of University in the armed services ir Shanachie Pub; 50 S. Main, Willits; 8 p.m.; $3 cover; 459- Women, Ukiah branch is London, Malta, and at the 9194. pleased to invite the public front in France. LOS MEROS GUEROS -- Spanish/folk/country; Ukiah to its monthly program on At war’s end she devoted Brewing Company; 101 S. State St., Ukiah; 9 p.m.; $5 Tuesday, Feb. 12. herself to the causes of cover; 468-5898. The program presentation peace and feminism. This ‘BORN OF FIRE’ -- Wildlife films, with accompanying will be “A Woman Coming searing portrait is also a tes- music; Ukiah Civic Center; 300 Seminary Ave., Ukiah; From England and Finding tament to every generation 6:30 p.m., $10 suggested donation. the British Women Who irrevocably changed by war. ‘LOVE LETTERS’ -- Live performance; Ukiah Players Lunch in Ukiah.” Another view of English Theatre; 1041 Low Gap Rd., Ukiah; 8 p.m.; $10; 462- The meeting will be held women during war will be 9226. at 7 p.m. at the Pomolita featured at the Salon with a DAWN SENFTEN & JIM TUHTAN -- Sweet sounds; School Library, 740 N. film, “The Land Girls” Himalayan Cafe; 1639 S State St., Ukiah; 467-9900. Spring St., where there is adapted from the book by SECOND FRIDAY DANCE JAM -- Drop-in community plenty of parking. The pro- the English author, Angela freestyle barefoot dance; Yoga Mendocino; 206A Mason gram will follow a short Huth. Thi~ is a story featur- St., Ukiah; 7:30 to 9 p.m.; self-selected fee; contact: e-mail business meeting with ing the Land Girls Program [email protected]. refreshments and socializ- during the Second World ‘MOONLIGHT AND MAGNOLIAS’ -- Live ing from 8:30 to 9 p.m. War of three young women Performance; Willits Community Theatre; 37 W. Van Lane, This program will feature volunteers at a remote farm Willits; 8 p.m.; $10; 459-0895. Joan Kostove who has to help the cause of farming resided in Ukiah and while men were at war. The Redwood Valley since Joan Kostove book and film discussions SATURDAY 1987. Pasadena, to be a nanny for will recall her experiences will be accompanied by an English tea. DJ DANCE MUSIC-- DJ dance music with Patti; Kostove was born in the a short time. She worked as during the war and changes village of Erdington on the administrative assistant she has observed over the AAUW-Ukiah invites Perkins Street Lounge; 228 E. Perkins St., Ukiah; 9 p.m. new members who are STEVEN BATES -- Upbeat folk and rock; Shanachie Church Road, where her life to the Chair of Language years. was immersed in the culture and Linguistics at She will also share her graduates of educational Pub; 50 S. Main, Willits; 9 p.m.; $5 cover; 459-9194. institutions that offer recog- VALNENTINE POTLUCK DINNER DANCE -- of the Church of England. Occidental College for 18 perspective on English cul- years. ture and English stereotypes nized associate, baccalaure- Featuring Country Gents band; Bartlett Hall; 495 Leslie Erdington is situated at the geographical center of In 1987 Kostove moved to include the class system, ate, or higher degrees. St., Ukiah; potluck 5:30 to 6:30, dance 7 to 10 p.m.; $8 to Mendocino County with accents, education and reli- AAUW values and seeks a and $9 cover; adults 18 and over welcome. England and has grown over the years to be a sub- her family and worked at gion, politics, foods, and the diverse membership with no RICHIE BLUE --Llive performance; Ukiah Brewing urb of Birmingham, a city the Center for Education variation on “having tea.” barriers on the basis of gen- Company; 101 S. State St., Ukiah; 9 p.m.; $8 cover; 468- which trades with and Manpower Resources, She also looks forward to der, race, creed, age, sexual 5898. Manchester to be the sec- now the E Center, as addressing her view on orientation, national origin, ‘EVENT OF THE HEART’ -- Dance, auction, live music; ond or third largest city in Administrative Assistant to English humor. Following disability, or class. Carl Purdy Hall, Ukiah Fair Grounds; 1055 N. State St, England following London. the Migrant Headstart her presentation, Joan will Members of AAUW are Ukiah; 6 p.m.; $60 for dinner and dance, $10 for dance Kostove’s earliest recol- Program locally and in encourage questions from encouraged to bring their only; 462-1932. lections were the realities of Santa Cruz. She also devel- the audience. friends, family, and rela- ‘THE VAGINA MONOLOGUES’ -- Live presentation; growing up during the years oped a specialty of design- Katarzyna’s Book-Study tives. All interested commu- Willits High School Auditorium; 8 p.m.; $10; 462-9196. of the Second World War. ing playgrounds and facili- Salon complements each nity members of either gen- ‘HATE MAIL’& ‘LOVE LETTERS’ -- Live performance; After attending a stringent ties in Yuba City and else- month’s AAUW-Ukiah pro- der are invited to this Ukiah Players Theatre; 1041 Low Gap Rd., Ukiah; 8 p.m.; high school and Kingston where. gram. On Feb. 24, Sunday, Tuesday’s program. For fur- $10; 462-9226. College with a degree in Since coming to the at 3 p.m., there will be a ther information regarding PAULINA LOGAN & JIM SWITZER -- Acoustic and Business and studies in United States in 1960, Joan discussion of the book, membership contact Pat contemporary music; Potter Valley Cafe; 10761 Main St., English literature and Kostove has returned to “Testament of Youth: An Spencer 462-0758 or for Potter Valley; 6 to 9 p.m.; no cover; 743-2848. English language with high- visit friends and family in Autobiographical Study of any questions about pro- WILL SIEGEL & FRIENDS -- Cool Sounds; Himalayan est honors through the her homeland at least one or the Years 1900-1925” by grams or the book-study Cafe; 1639 S State St Royal Society of Arts, more times each year. In Vera Brittain. Author salon, call Katarzyna Ukiah; 467-9900. Kostove moved to Tuesday’s presentation Joan Brittain’s classic memoir of Rolzinski at 468-9003. DUCKIE -- Valentines Party; Happiness Is Club; 311 Lake Mendocino Drive, Ukiah; 7:30 to 10:30 p.m.; 462- 3016. ‘MOONLIGHT AND MAGNOLIAS’ -- Live HazMobile Collection Performance; Willits Community Theatre; 37 W. Van Lane, Willits; 8 p.m.; $10; 459-0895. COMMUNITY BRIEFS in Ukiah on Saturday DANCE WORKSHOP -- Live music, contra dance The HazMobile household hazardous waste site will be open moves taught; Ukiah Methodist Church; 206 N. Pine St., in Ukiah Saturday, Feb. 9 from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m to accept dan- Ukiah; 4:30, with potluck and dance following. Old cell phones are being collected gerous chemicals that can’t go in the trash. CONTRA DANCE -- Live music by Hands Four; Ukaih at Pomolita Middle school The HazMobile also features a “free store” with like-new Methodist Church; 206 N. Pine St., Ukiah; instruction at 7 usable products including paint, available without charge to the p.m., dance at 7:30 to 10:30. Broken, worn out and unused cell phones are being collect- public. ed to be recycling in “Safe Phones” by Pomolita Club Live. The collection site at 298 Plant Road, located behind the The middle school group is collecting these phones which County Animal Shelter, is open every Tuesday throughout the SUNDAY will be repaired and be given to people who can use them only year and the SECOND Saturday of each month. Hours are 8 to call 911. a.m. to 2 p.m. ‘THE VAGINA MONOLOGUES’ -- Live presentation; Community members that have old cell phones can drop The HazMobile is free to households but there is a limit of Willits High School Auditorium; 2 p.m.; $10; 462-9196. them off at the Pomolita Middle School office or email 15 gallons per vehicle per day (or 60 feet of fluorescent tubes). [email protected] to make arrangements to have them picked The 15 gallons is measured by the capacity of the containers of MONDAY up. Phones will be collected through the month of March. hazardous materials. If individuals wish to dispose of more than Free income tax help available through 15 gallons, they must make a special appointment and a fee will MICROPHONE NIGHT -- Sing or play an instrument; be charged. Club 711; 711 S. State St., Ukiah; 9 p.m. to 1 a.m.; 462- April 11 for those with mid, low income Small business waste is also welcome at the collection but an 7111. Free income tax help will be provided for taxpayers with appointment must be made and a fee will be applied per gallon middle- and low income, with special attention to those age 60 of waste. TUESDAY and older. The services’ hours are Wednesday and Friday morn- When bringing materials to the HazMobile, the public ings, from 9 to 11:30 a.m., at the Ukiah Senior Center. The ser- should be careful that items are kept in their original containers (except motor oil which can be consolidated), that nothing is KARAOKE -- Every Tuesday; Perkins Street Lounge; vice will run through April 11. It is requested that those seeking assistance bring the follow- leaking, and that all containers are tied down. 228 E. Perkins St., Ukiah; 8 p.m.; free. Toxic items like paint, antifreeze, pesticides, herbicides, pool TAHITIAN DANCE -- Every Tuesday night; Mendocino ing items with them: a copy of last year’s tax return, W-2 forms, 1099’s showing interest, dividends or retirement income, social chemicals, gasoline, solvents, acids, bases, toxic cleaners, mer- Ballet Studio; 205 S. State St.; Ukiah; ages 11 to 99; 5:30 cury, household batteries and fluorescent light tubes are accept- to 6:30 p.m.; $8 to $11. security, any other income, social security cards for all depen- dents. ed by the HazMobile. Explosives and road flares are excluded. DON WILLIS -- Continental accordion; Ukiah Natural Motor oil, vehicle batteries, computer monitors and televi- Foods; 1640 S. State St., Ukiah; 2 to 5 p.m.; 463-4778. The service is administered through the AARP Foundation in cooperation with the IRS. sions can be recycled at the Ukiah Transfer Station, 3151 Taylor Drive, open Monday through Saturday, 8 to 4. The HazMobile collects at some location in Mendocino or WEDNESDAY Indian Taco Sale set for today Lake Counties almost every weekend. The schedule and more OPEN MIC NIGHT -- Open Mic; Ukiah Brewing Co.; The Indian Senior Center at 425 N. State Street, Ukiah, will information is available by calling the local Recycling Hotline, 102 S. State St., Ukiah; 8:30 p.m.; free; 468-5898. hold an Indian Taco Sale today, from 11:30 to 7 p.m. Orders are 468-9704, or on the internet at www.mendoRecycle.org. SO YOU THINK YOU CAN D.J.? NIGHT -- Live per- available dine-in or to-go, with delivery available for orders of The HazMobile is a service of the Mendocino Solid Waste formance;Perkins Street Lounge; 228 E. Perkins St., four or more meals. Management Authority. Financial support is provided by the Ukiah; 9 p.m.; free. To order, or for more information, call 462-5595. California Integrated Waste Management Board. Honoring the elders in the community, and a little clarity on tea “Anytime I’m feeling old all four children are Ukiahi women in the Ukiah Valley to Myrinda Head at 463-2862. tea as high tea because they and down, I use laughter grads. come together for a day of fel- This year’s program is the think it sounds regal and lofty, like a prescription. I laugh Looking Marcia’s husband, Corey lowship, working on projects newly-formed hand-bell choir when in all actuality, high tea, at life’s problems and keep Stanley, just made Lt. Colonel together, and getting to know -- La Bella Nota (Ukiah or “meat tea” is dinner. High going.” -- Danny Thomas in the Air Force. Marcia and one another. Some quilted, Handbells) -- which has 15 tea, in Britain, at any rate, about Corey had a joint dental prac- Mary Rose worked on her players (two floating subs) tends to be on the heavier side. Young at heart. . . slightly By Carole tice before leaving Ukiah in looms, there were many ladies and two rehearsal groups, 5:30 American hotels and tea older in other places. . . Sir Hester 1999, played in the then-exist- scrapbooking, catching up on and 7 p.m. rooms, on the other hand, con- James M. Barrie wrote, “I am ing hand bell choir, and Corey cataloguing family memories. The Rev. Tina Ballagh, pas- tinue to misunderstand and not young enough to know served a year as President of Reminiscent of old-fashioned tor of St. Paul’s Methodist offer tidbits of fancy pastries everything!” Lois has been a pianist in Ukiah Rotary Club. Corey is quilting bees, consensus was Church in Point Arena, is the and cakes on delicate china Last weekend the cold, various churches for many stationed at Randolph Air “let’s do it again!” director, having many years of when they offer a “high tea.” pouring rain did not dampen years and plays the piano for Force Base near San Antonio, An afternoon to remem- experience at both playing in Afternoon tea (because it the spirits of folks gathered to the worship services held at where they live. ber. . . Get ready for the 102nd bell choirs and conducting was usually taken in the late celebrate the lives of two local her retirement residence. When Dr. Bob Tandy asked Colonial Tea on Feb. 23, them. She also plays in a bell afternoon) is also called “low wonderful women. Lois’ daughters came for this Lois, “How does it feel to be 2008. Sponsored by First choir on the coast and in a tea” because it was usually One, Lois Wiley, was hon- august occasion, Cheryl an octogenarian?” Lois looked Presbyterian Church, Ukiah, recorder group. taken in a sitting room or ored at Brookside with many Phillips and daughter Jenni a little puzzled. Quipped Ted the tea has long been a Ukiah’s Colonial Tea is a withdrawing room where low friends and family to celebrate from McKinleyville; Marcia Hester, “I used to couldn’t favorite. Doors at Bromley modified afternoon tea, where tables (like a coffee table) her 85th birthday. The other, Wiley, along with her daugh- spell it and now I ARE one!” Hall open at 1 p.m., the pro- tea and light sandwiches are were placed near sofas or Marolyn Peterman, was ter, Emily, from Texas; and You go girl!. . . First gram begins at 2 p.m. Tickets served. chairs generally in a large praised in a smaller, but much Lois’ two sons: David Presbyterian Church has been are $10 and may be purchased A little history. . . “High withdrawing room. There are noisier and musical gathering, Alexander from Santa Rosa busy. Last weekend they spon- at the church office or call the Tea” is often a misnomer. for passing the 80th mark. and Dan WIley from Oroville, sored their first gathering for office at 468-9235, or contact Most people refer to afternoon See LOOKING, Page A-7 A-4 – FRIDAY, FEB. 8, 2008 FORUM Editor: K.C. Meadows, 468-3526 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected] Letters from our readers From the desk of ... Some silly people out there To the Editor: I can’t help but laugh at how much anger people have been showing in their GEORGE WILL negative letters to the editor. Maybe we should rename letters to the editor, ‘the funny pages,’ because I know they make me laugh. To the whole staff at the Ukiah Daily Journal: you are all doing a great job! There will always be unpleas- ant, unhappy people no matter what you One earmark do. P.S.: A little tip: keep the letters short and story says it all sweet -- lol means laugh out loud. Tiffany Martin-Williams Coconut Road near Fort Myers looks like any other Ukiah concrete ribbon near housing developments, golf Government’s a mob courses and shopping malls in this state’s booming southwest. But like another fragrant slab of recent To the Editor: pork, the $223 million “Bridge to Nowhere” in Alaska, As I have often posted: This adminis- Coconut Road leads to somewhere darkly fascinating. tration was too stupid to make money It runs straight into Washington’s earmark culture of without blowing up buildings in their own waste, corruption and anticonstitutional deviousness. country and lying the nation into a war Today the road ends at a chain-link fence, beyond that has helped their business friends -- which flows the river of traffic on Interstate 75. The accessories -- and their corporations to earmark that would have built an interchange to con- make trillions of dollars and now after the nect Coconut Road to I-75 was, like the bridge, price gouging fixing and war profiteering, smudged with the fingerprints of Alaska’s Republican they pretend it was not their fault, are in Rep. Don Young, who in 2005 was chairman of the financial straights and want to barrow House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee. money from the American tax payer. No! But this story involves more than one political vulgar- We the people should strip every penny ian’s wretched excesses. It also illustrates how from George W. Bush, William Cheney, Harris Quarry a dangerous Republicans earned their most recent and coming Blackwater, BP, Exxon, Shell, Chevron drubbings. and every other company that has so grossly profited from their stock being On July 29, 2005, the House and Senate passed leg- owned by our legislators. Oh yes! Do not place for an asphalt plant islation granting Lee County’s request for $10 million forget the Clintons, Pelosies, Feinsteins for “widening and improvements for I-75” to facilitate and the other fools who have tried to shift The question that the evacuations during hurricanes. But on Feb. 19, 2005, the blame. “They” have plenty of millions Mendocino County Planning Young had been in Bonita Springs near Fort Myers, from their made-in-advance-of-sending- Commission should be con- BY RON EPSTEIN collecting $40,000 in campaign funds. The contribu- other-people-to-war investments. Which sidering is not whether quar- Another voice tors included developer Daniel Aronoff, a prolific sup- brings us to the bankers that let their per- ries and asphalt batch plants porter of Republicans and owner of about 4,000 acres sonal greed run their business into the are needed in Mendocino of those who live in the sur- between a tanker containing along Coconut Road. The value of that land would be ground so hard we feel it rippling around County. Given the current rounding communities. Its toxic substances for asphalt enhanced if Coconut Road were connected to I-75 by the world. This was caused by individual business models and claim seems to be based manufacture and another an interchange that would be adjacent to 1,200 of people at the top of the banking world and lifestyles that govern life in solely on the fact that there vehicle or a single vehicle Aronoff’s acres. didn’t they make hundreds of billions that the county, there is no ques- are county, state and federal accident involving a tanker tion that they are needed. When the legislation reached the president on Aug. should be striped from them before the tax agencies that handle these alone. Such an accident has 10, 2005, the language about widening I-75 had been payer is asked to step up and help the What is in question is where things, so we don’t have to a high likelihood of proba- they should be located. In mysteriously deleted and replaced by “Coconut Rd. imbecilic incompetent grossly greedy that be concerned. Given the bility and would release a interchange I-75/ Lee County.” So $10 million was to are plenty well off personally? such a large county with so track record of those agen- large amount of toxic sub- much open space and so be spent for a project neither the House nor the Senate Hate and fear. Why do fools sow hate cies, I doubt whether there stances into the environ- voted for, that Lee County did not want, and that some- and fear about the wrong things? many areas of low popula- are many people in the coun- ment. The EIR should tion density, there is no need one unknown wrote into the legislation. But the If only the would be leaders of the ty who believe that they are include a thorough analysis Constitution says: “Every bill ... shall have passed the world were afraid of hate and hated fear to locate such facilities in effectively safeguarding our of the effect of those sub- areas, such as the current House of Representatives and the Senate” before it the whole world would be at Peace. health. It is also widely stances on the health of the becomes law. Harris Quarry at the top of known that the so-called persons near the accident The whole of the Bush family are cow- Young at first said the local congressman, Connie ards and perverted money grubbing trai- the Ridgewood Grade, safe pollution levels set by and downwind from the where they pose a signifi- the federal government for accident, and on the environ- Mack, asked for the change. Mack denied that. In tors, from the old CIA head the one that January 2006, Young, who subsequently changed his somehow is still alive after his more patri- cant danger to human health. the toxic substances that will ment. The Harris Quarry Draft be emitted by the proposed The HQDEIR also fails to tune, warned Lee County that it could not spend the otic successors have been murdered, to his $10 million for the widening project it requested. “other” sons that both “protected” the Environmental Impact plant are believed to be consider adequately the seri- Report’s (HQDEIR) evalua- grossly inadequate by the ous health problems in Young says local residents requested the interchange WTC in their job of security head at WTC project instead. But many residents, not including the to their position on the insurance board tion of risk to the public mainstream communities of workers at existing asphalt health from the proposed medical and scientific plants and residents of the developers who are Young’s benefactors, oppose it for that allowed him to make his prearranged environmental and traffic reasons. payments to his friend that blew it up asphalt plant is inadequate. researchers in this area of communities surrounding according to plan (at least that is what it The reasons for given for the research. them that have been exten- There are two mysteries: Who surreptitiously per- looks like to me or let me see the insur- evaluation are also inade- In the appendix section of sively documented in scien- verted the will of Congress? And why is Congress not ance investigation if indeed there was quate and incorrect. the HQDEIR long lists of tific studies. It is also a well- angry and eager to identify the culprit? It seems rea- one). Contrary to the findings of toxic substances that would known corporate tactic in sonable to suspect that the answer to the first question We do not have a government we have the HQEIR, the plant poses a be emitted by the facility are building any kind of facility is: Young or an agent of his. The answer, or answers, a mob of perverts that love money and the significant risk to the health listed. The claim is made that is harmful to a local to the second question probably is, or are: Because illusion of transitory power and imaginary of large numbers of county there, without substantia- community to claim that the Young is powerful -- and perhaps also because such control more than their own people. residents. Further, if the tion, that these substances new facility will not have violations of legislative due process have been com- Question: which of the following mot- Mendocino County Planning will be destroyed by heating any of the problems associ- mitted on behalf of other members. tos will historians use to sum up the neo Commission employs the and by water washing. The ated with the facility in ques- Precautionary Principle in Fortunately, Senate rules enable an obdurate indi- con agenda? devices mentioned do not do tion, but that almost never vidual to force the institution to sit up and take notice. 1. “Spin, spin, spin; never let the truth its evaluation of the current the job that they are sup- turns out to be the actual plan for an asphalt batch One such mechanism is a “hold,” by which a senator in.” posed to do, and indeed, no case. can halt a bill. Freshman Sen. Tom Coburn is an 2. “America, the new third world coun- plant, denial of the applica- evidence is provided for the The HQDEIR contains no tion is clearly the logical Oklahoma Republican who happily has not learned the try.” efficacy of these measures or data or analysis from the Senate ethic of playing nicely with others. He has put 3. “Let’s just keep printing more money conclusion. the probability of the Mendocino Air Resources Although the HQDEIR a hold on the bill that corrects technical problems in and give it to our friends like yesterday.” devices in question operat- Board, the Water Quality the 2005 highway bill. On Dec. 18, he announced that 4. “Neo who?” summary states that because ing at 100 percent efficiency, Control Board or from the that of mitigation factors, “health he will block that bill -- and its slew of earmarks; William Athan 24 hours a day, that the Mendocino County will get members’ attention -- if the bill “does not Redwood Valley and odor impacts would be analysis assumes. It should Environmental Health reduced to a less than signif- require a full and open investigation of the events lead- be obvious that the assump- Department. Those agencies ing up to the unauthorized revision of congressionally icant level,” it does not ade- tions that the claim of non- should report on the risks of Advice for truckers quately take into account passed legislation.” Coburn demands “a select com- harm is based on are simply this project to the environ- mittee, comprised of members of both the House and To the Editor: that “asphalt plants are not realistic. ment and the population, sources of air pollution that Senate,” because “secret, improper and unauthorized Every time we turn around here in The HQDEIR also fails to assess the accuracy of the changes to congressionally passed legislation call into California we see new K-rails being put in, may emit significant levels adequately consider: 1) the data presented in the of both particulate matter question the integrity of our entire constitutional and we are also seeing more and more truck cumulative effect of the HQDEIR and the conclu- legislative process.” fires. I would like to suggest that all you and gaseous volatile organic buildup in the body of the compounds (VOCs). These sions drawn in it, and sug- Seven weeks have passed and nothing has hap- independent truckers have nerf bars toxic compounds involved gest what further studies will installed over your fuel tanks, for your own pollutants are considered to pened. Young, 74, one of whose former aides pleaded be dangerous to human together with other pollu- be necessary for clear and guilty to bribery charges involving the jailed lobbyist protection. Also, all you fleet drivers can tants that county residents accurate risk analysis. They suggest that your companies do the same. health.…The following are Jack Abramoff, is the subject of an FBI investigation examples of seven pollutants are routinely exposed to; 2) should also indicate how concerning another matter, and faces strong opposition Jerry Brooks the magnified effects on employing the Precautionary Willits typically found at various to a 19th term. Recently two more House Republicans levels in emissions from infants, children, the elderly, Principle would change their -- the total is now 28 -- announced their retirements, asphalt plants - hydrogen and people with special sen- analyses of the HQDEIR. evidence that Republicans do not expect soon to end sulfide, benzene, chromium, sitivities to pollution; 3) the If the Mendocino County their minority status that began 17 months after the LETTER POLICY formaldehyde, polycyclic consequences of complete or Planning Commission Coconut Road earmark alteration. approves the HQDEIR, the aromatic hydrocarbons partial mechanical or electri- In his State of the Union address, the president The Daily Journal welcomes letters to the cal failure of the pollution commission will be taking a editor. All letters must include a clear name, (PAHS), cadmium and vowed to veto any appropriation bill “that does not cut arsenic.”filtering equipment; 4) the major step toward responsi- signature, return address and phone number. bility for serious illness and the number and cost of earmarks in half.” Coburn tart- Letters chosen for publication are generally (www.bredl.org/pdf/fact- possibility of equipment ly notes that although Congress hardly needs 5,500 published in the order they are received, but sheet-asphaltplants.pdf) failure due to employee the premature deaths of a earmarks -- half of last year’s total -- the president’s shorter, concise letters are given prefer- They are all highly toxic in error, to the impaired func- significant number of county goal would be met if Republicans themselves quit ear- ence.We publish most of the letters we extremely small quantities. tioning of employees due to residents. Although the marking. That fact goes far to explain the Republicans’ receive, but we cannot guarantee publica- A good summary of their alcohol or drugs, or due to problems of serious illness current and future minority status. tion. Names will not be withheld for any dangers to human health can attack on the facility by a and premature death associ- reason. If we are aware that you are con- mentally deranged person or ated with asphalt batch George F.Will writes for more than 450 nected to a local organization or are an be found on the internet site mentioned above. persons, and 5) the financial plants can never eliminated, newspapers and Newsweek and appears as elected official writing about the organiza- they could be seriously a political commentator on ABC. tion or body on which you serve, that will The “Health” section of inability of the county to be included in your signature. If you want to the HQDEIR claims, with- monitor adequately the reduced by only allowing make it clear you are not speaking for that out providing any basis for proper functioning of equip- such plants in areas of the organization, you should do so in your let- the claims, that none of ment at the site. county that are sparsely pop- The Ukiah ter.All letters are subject to editing without those substances will be The HQDEIR also fails to ulated and not upwind from notice. Editing is generally limited to emitted from the plant in consider adequately the con- major population centers removing statements that are potentially quantities sufficient to sequences of an accident on such as Ukiah. DAILY JOURNAL libelous or are not suitable for a family adversely influence either Highway 101 in the general Ron Epstein is a Ukiah newspaper. Form letters that are clearly part resident. Publisher: Kevin McConnell Editor: K.C. 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Grows the Lotus. Club will be holding their 35th Annual Crab Feed at Carl Purdy (we women know that most Flowers m’boy!!! You can Aside from Valentine’s Hall at the Ukiah Fairgrounds. The price of the meals will be men don’t get it!), women never miss with a beautiful Day, there is much to do and $25 for adults and $12.50 for children 10 years and under. In love it, and expect recogni- bouquet or even a single rose. lots of big events in the Valley addition to cracked crab, salad, beans and garlic bread, they will tion. A card is a must and the gushi- during February. I did a quick also be serving Julio’s Spaghetti. We ladies are, after all, er the better, because we rundown for you, and hope I There will be a live auction and prize drawings during the romantics. Prince Charming, respond to words of love that didn’t miss any. Some may event. All proceeds from this event will be used to serve those Knight in Shining Armor, you you may find hard to express require advance tickets: in need in the community. Meal and drawing tickets may be get the idea. We’ve read about Community chatter in person, but have the guts to 9th -- Event of the Heart, obtained by calling Marge at 463-2238 or Sandy at 621-2563. love and being swept off our By Kathy Davidson sign your name to in a card. Carl Purdy Hall. Benefits The Ukiah Fairgrounds are located at 1055 North State Street, feet since childhood from our You can bet it won’t be tossed MCAVN the AIDS net- Ukiah. early story books. We wished out either! work.462-1932. for love ever-after as teens, people. Irish and English Candy is very sweet and 9th -- Caffeinated Comedy Boxer staff to offer help with and still live vicariously romance novels are very pop- special, but candy has calo- Show- (Clean family come- through it with every chick ular and interesting from an ries, so keep that in mind if dy), Ukiah Conference Center. individual casework matters on Feb. 11 flick or romance novel pro- historical viewpoint and the she is dieting. Dinner is a nice modern day novels are usually Doors open 6, Show at 7. A member of U.S. Senator Barbara Boxer’s staff will be duced. touch, and since Valentine’s 10th -- Crab Feed, Carl holding mobile office hours on Monday, February 11, from 12 The basic Cinderella story quite romantic, and very Day falls on a Friday this year, humorous. Purdy Hall, benefits Redwood p.m. to 2 p.m. at the Mendocino County Administration Center has been told numerous times it’s a great date night, but I’d Empire Lions Club. 463-2238, in Ukiah, in Conference Room A. in the movies, both in comedy Time travel books often recommend that you make a and drama, and centered in have their own section, reservation this year. That 621-2563. 744-2020 Constituents who are seeking assistance with matters involv- 15th -- Crab Feed, Bartlett ing the Veterans Administration, Social Security almost every era from the because there is something weekend is also a three-day early centuries to modern quite special about being weekend for many, so a Hall, benefits Ukiah Senior Administration, or any other federal agency are encouraged to Center, 462-4343. visit to seek individual casework assistance. The Mendocino times. Disney figured it out in swept into another era, and romantic getaway might be the 40’s and has made mil- adjusting to the changes with- special too. Jewelry is fabu- 16th -- Comedy Alley, County Administration Center is located at 501 Low Gap Road, Ukiah Main St. Program, Ukiah. lions from it. There was a out discovery, for if you were lous, and frankly outstanding, Broadway play and several a modern day hero or heroine as it is a gift that will be Ukiah Conference Center. televisions plays and musicals that landed in that time- and remembered for years to 463-6729 Mendocino County Child Care Planning with the Cinderella theme, you told someone you loved come. Every time she wears it, 17th -- Disco Dance Party Council is seeking new members and evenHillary Duff played a that you were from a century she will think of her special & Buffet, Bartlett Hall, bene- teen Cinderella in a comedy. later, you just might find your- man. fits Special Olympics. 462- The next meeting of the Mendocino County Child Care My personal favorites are the self locked in a loony bin or If you’ve been thinking 4343. Planning Council will be held on Wednesday, Feb. 13 from 1:30 Disney version and Drew burned at the stake. One time about popping the question or 17th -- Crab Feed, St. to 4:30 p.m. in the South East Room at the Mendocino County Barrymore’s “Ever After,” travel romance movie that has getting married, then you Marys of the Angels Parrish Office of Education, 2240 Old River Road, Ukiah. The Council which I watch probably three captured the heart of many couldn’t find a better or more Hall, benefit Ukiah Boys & is currently seeking new members to serve two year terms as to four times a year. women of all ages is the film appropriate day to do the Girls Club. 467-4900. appointed by either the Board of Supervisors or the Romance novels are the “Somewhere in Time,” star- deed. I read once that there is 23nd-24th -- St. Mary’s Superintendent of Schools. largest selling book section in ring the late Christopher a huge percentage of propos- Mardi Gras- Reno Night, The Mendocino County Child Care Planning Council pro- the U.S. You can find romance Reeve and Jane Seymour. Just als made on Valentine’s Day, Dinner, Dance, Auction, vides leadership in identifying child care needs, priorities, and books going back to medieval ask any woman about it, and usually over a romantic dinner Carnival. Carl Purdy Hall, resources. The Council advocates for accessible, affordable, times. “Clan of the Cave she’ll smile wistfully and often with the ring being hid- benefits St. Mary’s School quality child care for all families in the county. The Council Bears”, a wonderful lesson in say… “Oh yeah.” den in wine glasses, brought 462-3888. promotes collaboration, serves as a convener for policy change anthropology, was also a Of course, there is always with dessert, or some clever 28th -- “Are We Almost and local capacity building, and educates the community about beautifully written romantic the dilemma of what to do for way of presentation. One There?” Musical Comedy, child care issues. series set in the time of cave your special Valentine. Since other advantage is that it is an Ukiah Players 462-9226. The public is welcome to attend the meeting and may use time set aside on the agenda to address the Council. For more information, call Child Care Planning Council Manager, Anne This Crab Feed is a fundraiser designed to help support ongo- 28th Willits Classic set for Feb. 17 Rosenthol at 467-5143, or visit their web site at ing activities at the Center. Tickets are limited. http://mcoe.us/d/ch_dev/ccpc. Come Run or Walk the 28th annual Willits Classic 5K run, Fifth annual benefit for Special 5K walk and 10 mile run. It will take place Feb. 17, with regis- Guest Day at Ukiah Garden Club tration from 9 to 9:45 a.m. The race starts at 10 a.m. at set for Wednesday, Feb. 13 Olympics set for Feb. 17 Recreation Grove Park in Willits. On Sunday, Feb. 17, the Ukiah Senior Center will host its To get to the park, go East on Commercial Street from down- Wednesday, Feb. 13, is Guest Day at the Ukiah Garden Club. fifth annual benefit for the Special Olympic Organization of town Willits; the park is on the right. The entry fee is $22 for A catered lunch will be served at 12:30 p.m. Reservations for Mendocino County. The event will take place from 2 to 5 p.m. adults, $10 for children 15 and under. For more information, $12 should be mailed to Evelyn Mitchell, 511 W. Mill Street at Bartlett Hall, 495 Leslie Street. call Mark at 272-9246 or visit www.striders.org. before Feb. 6. This years’ theme will be a Disco Dance Party. As in the past, For the program the Redwood Arrangers will each present a there will be a live band, entertainment, door prizes and a con- Ukiah Valley Trail Group design of their choice and interpret the use of flowers and tinuous buffet. Admission is $5 at the door, with special athletes greenery. and children under 12 admitted free. seminar set for Feb. 16 and 17 The evening meeting on Feb. 18 at 7 p.m. will feature James For those not familiar with the Special Olympics, each coun- O’Brien, owner of Aztec Dahlias. He will show and tell all ty is solely responsible for their own expenses (traveling, lodg- The Ukiah Valley Trail Group will host a seminar on the about the “how-to’s” of growing of these flowers. He will be ing, food, uniforms etc.) topic “Trailwork Techniques for the Advanced Amateur.” The bringing many colors, shapes and sizes of dahlias so members They receive no help from the national organization. Those seminar, to be held at 9 a.m. on Feb. 16 and 17 at Ukiah Valley may buy tubers for planting. wishing to make a donation to the benefit on Feb. 17 may do so Medical Center and Lake Mendocino, will include both class- by making checks payable to the Special Olympics, c/o Ukiah room and field exercises. Ukiah Senior Center Crab Senior Center, 499 Leslie St. Ukiah Ca. 95482. Instructor Cam Lockwood has decades of hands-on trailwork Feed set for Friday, Feb. 15 experience with the BLM and Forest Service and now is princi- Boys and Girls Club of Ukiah’s third pal instructor with Trails Unlimited. Participants will learn how The community is invited to attend the Ukiah Senior to design and build retaining walls, how to armor and harden Center’s Crab Feed on Friday, Feb. 15, at 495 Leslie Street, in annual Crab Feed set for Feb. 16 trails, how to address complicated drainage issues and more. Ukiah. Tickets are $20 for adults and $10 for children under 12. The Boys and Girl’s Club of Ukiah will hold their third annu- Thanks to a grant from the Community Foundation of The menu includes a cold, freshly cracked crab, salad, pasta, al crab feed on Feb. 16. Doors open at 6 p.m. Dinner will be Mendocino, there is no charge for the class. Pre-registration is garlic bread and wine courtesy of Frey Vineyards. Attendees are served at 7 p.m. Event activities will include dancing, a silent requested and more information is available at 972-0926 or invited to bring their favorite crab sauces and nutcrackers and auction and a raffle. [email protected] or www.mendotrails.org. join in the fun at the Crab Feed. Social Hour begins at 5 p.m.; The crab feed will be held at St. Mary’s of the Angels Parrish Dinner is served at 6 p.m. At 7 p.m., Their wine basket raffle Hall 900 S. Oak Street, Ukiah. Tickets will be $40 per person, winners will be announced. $60 for couples and $350 per table of 8, which includes unlim- Tables can be reserved by calling the Center at 462-4343. ited wine and beer and 80 raffle tickets. Tickets available at Rocking Tickets available at Ukiah Senior Center, by calling the Ukiah Century 21 Les Ryan, 495 A East Perkins St., by calling 467- Cradle Chairs Senior Center at 462-4343, or by e-mailing [email protected]. 4900 or 489-1432. Springs Gifts

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October. I’m so excited!” It’s in the family. . . Music Saturday, March 15th, begin- dancers will be featured in the for most folks, but it is a holi- Looking Update. . . Alice Oakley is and creativity is just naturally ning at 5:30 pm in the Ukiah dance competition. At the end day celebrated on Feb. 14, the also a faithful member of the a part of this family. Organizer High School Cafetorium of the show, guests and per- traditional day on which Continued from Page A-3 Saturday Afternoon Club. of the new handbell choir is which will be transformed formers are invited to dance in lovers express their love for Loosely defined, the Club is a Judy Ballenger. Judy sings, into a 1950s diner. a sock hop. Also, a special each other; sending cards or three basic types of afternoon, group of women who look for plays piano, is a dynamite Murder at the Hop under feature this year will be sever- gifting candy or flowers. or low tea: Cream tea -- tea, ways to enhance the lives of writer with a sharp wit. Her the direction of Choral Music al classic cars from Early Iron The holiday is named after scones, jam and cream; Light women in our community. husband, former pastor of Director, Denise Doering, will of Ukiah will be on display. two among the numerous tea -- Tea, scones and sweets; They meet monthly during the First Presbyterian Church feature a murder mystery Tickets go on sale Feb. 18. Early Christian martyrs Full tea -- Tea, savories, school year on Saturdays. who, by the way, is also a bell revolving around 1950s style This fun evening of entertain- named Valentine. The day scones, sweets and dessert. The Club recently sold its’ ringer, is often called upon to dance competition. Eight high ment costs $25 per person, became associated with In England, the traditional 1906 historical building. play “Taps” at functions and school students will portray and if you want to reserve a romantic love in the circle of time for tea was four or five Commenting on what the has played horn with a group the suspects. It will be the table, full tables for six are Geoffrey Chaucer in High o’clock and no one stayed ladies Club is doing now, in Sonoma County for several audience’s task to figure out available for $150. Children Middle Ages, when the tradi- after seven o’clock. Most tea Alice said, “It is so nice to not years. Their son, Peter who the murderer is and the 12 years and under are $15. To tion of courtly love flourished. rooms today serve tea from to have to be constantly wor- Since the 19th century, three to five o’clock. The Ballenger, was recently winning table will win a prize. purchase tickets, you may rying about the building, appointed Director of In addition, Eddie Caires contact Robin at 463-0910 or handwritten love notes have menu has also changed from doing constant fund-raisers to largely given way to mass- tea, bread, butter and cakes, to Technical Productions for and his crew will prepare a Kitty Britton at 463-5253, ext. fix the facility. Now we can produced greting cards. The include three particular cours- Disney Creative diner type menu that will fea- 1044. Mail checks (payable to es served specifically in this concentrate on the Club itself. Entertainment. He is responsi- ture burgers, hot dogs, veggie Ukiah High School) to: Attn. U.S. Greeting Card order: Savories -- Tiny sand- We have some wonderful ble for the technical success of burgers and cherry sodas and Denise Doering, Ukiah High Association estimates that wiches or appetizers; Scones - ideas, such as educational day all DCE productions (the per- floats. Students will dress in School, 1000 Low Gap Road, approximately one billion - Served with jam and trips. We donated all our beau- forming spaces) in all the period costumes. Ukiah. For more information, valentines are sent each year Devonshire or clotted cream; tiful silver to Grace Hudson Disney theme parks and on The audience guests are please call Denise Doering at worldwide, making the day Pastries -- Cakes, cookies, Museum, and it was featured the cruise ships. Judy’s sister, invited to dress up as well. 463-5253, ext. 1040. the second largest card-send- shortbread and sweets. on their Christmas table dur- Ruth Hensell, is also a bell The 65 choir students will Denise invites you: “So get ing holiday of the year behind Taking time out. . . Spend ing the holiday season. ringer. sing songs, dance and perform out your 50s clothes and Christmas. The association awhile with this quiet, beauti- “We also donated $20,000 Murder at the Hop is the small stage vignettes. Several bobby socks and come swing estimates that women pur- ful woman and you come from the proceeds of the sale theme for this year’s Ukiahi’s contests will include hula with us!” chase approximately 85 per- away knowing you’ve been of the building to Mendocino Choral Program’s dinner hoops, bubble gum, and Elvis To you with love. . . cent of all valentines gifted by her grace. Alice Community Foundation to be fundraiser to be held on impersonations. Eddie Vedola Valentine’s Day isn’t a day off Cheer-i-o! Oakley, soon celebrating 30 used for women in our com- years cancer free, has been munity with needs.” The Club part of the annual Colonial is also sponsoring this year’s Tea “forever!” Her mother-in- Women’s History Gala in law Myrtle Oakley used to March, celebrating Women’s wear the George Washington History Month. costume for years. Alice, how- The club welcomes new ever, was always in a bor- members. For more informa- rowed gown. tion, call Jini Reynolds at 485- “I’ve always served at the 0823 or Alice Oakley at 485- tea and worn someone else’s 0662. Their final meeting of dress,” explained Alice. “For the year in May will be instal- the last 10 years I’ve worn lation of officers with a musi- Myrtle Oakley’s dress. This cal program. year for the first time, I get to Saturday Afternoon Club wear my own dress, made for historical documents are now me by Mary Farney, who stored at the Held Poage turned 94 years old last Library.

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Find Real Estate bargains in REAL ESTATE ON THE MARKET Ukiah Daily Journal A-8 – FRIDAY, FEB. 8, 2008 SPORTS Editor: Anthony Dion, 468-3518 [email protected] LOCAL UHS | WRESTLING CALENDAR Wildcats outclassed by Montgomery, look forward to next opportunity For The Daily Journal Coach Basin Herbertson. “I look Fowler’s (215 pounds) win by for- This week: The Ukiah Wildcats varsity forward to challenging them again feit left him undefeated in league wrestling team took on in the NBL tournament.” competition as well this year, also Montgomery in a dual league meet • TODAY, Mendocino mens’ bas- Adrian Sandoval (130 pounds) 7-0. ketball vs. Napa Valley 7 p.m. on Wednesday evening, falling to defeated No. 1 ranked Ross Perry The NBL championship will be the top team in league 54-18. by a score of 9-4 to remain unde- held Saturday, February 16th at • TODAY, UHS girls’ basketball vs. Rancho Cotate, freshmen @ 4:30, jv It was a strong test for the feated in league with a 7-0 record. Elsie Allen High School. 6, varsity 7:30 p.m. Wildcats in their final league meet Travis Mendoza (119 pounds) Ukiah JV wrestling finishes of the season before they head into defeated Jesse Zarate by a 11-5 fourth at Invitational the final NBL tournament. score to also finish undefeated in The junior-varsity wrestling “Montgomery is an impressive league play at 7-0. Justin squad for Ukiah High School team this year and they earned their Benninger pinned Mikey Moore in attended a junior-varsity wrestling win with superior technique and the second round of their heavy- MacLeod Pappidas/The Daily Journal conditioning,” said Ukiah Head weight match while Tracey See WRESTLING, Page A-9 COMMUNITY DIGEST Twin Eagles carry special bond South Ukiah Little League Registration By ANTHONY DION and Try outs The Daily Journal South Ukiah Little League Try The sibling bond is one of love, of outs & late registration Saturday devotion, of competition and of care. If Feb 9th & Sunday Feb 10th from you’ve ever had a brother or sister, you 9:00AM until 2:30PM at the East Gobbi street Baseball are more than aware of how special this Complex. Rain outs will be held bond is. Feb 16th and 17th. For more information go to Two women at Mendocino College www.sullonline.com or call 468- take that bond one step further -- the bas- 8800. ketball court. Ashley and Amber Shepherd are not 2008 Girls Youth just sisters, but twins who make up two- Softball League sevenths of the Mendocino womens’ bas- Registration for the 2008 girls ketball team. youth softball league is now open “They are a dynamic duo,” said at the City of Ukiah. Participants Mendocino Head Coach Jody Steliga. may register individually and will be placed on teams according to “They’ve come along way from playing their grade level. with each other to not fighting.” The following divisions will be utilized: K-2 in tee-ball, grades 3-4 The Shepherds picked up the game of in pitching machine, and grades basketball their freshman year in high 5-6 and 7-12 will be placed school inspired by the Willits High School together. League play begins in early April coach Steve Short. It was actually Ashley and will run through early June. who got Amber involved because she Cost is $50 per player and the wouldn’t go to tryouts on her own. deadline is March 7, 2008. Forms are available at the City of Ukiah As their first-year coach at Mendo office (411 West Clay) and online claims, they certainly have come along at www.cityofukiah.com. For more info call 463-6714. way from the days where they would sim- ply just have to walk out of the gym dur- Girls 6-on-6 ing practice because their mutual compet- Soccer League itive spirits clashed so violently. Last year it happened almost every practice, this Registration for the 2008 girls 6- year they’ve managed to keep it down to on-6 youth soccer league is cur- rently open and running through a healthy two times. March 28th. Teams will consist of “It’s very stressful playing with your girls ages 13 through 19. The reg- twin,” said Ashley. istration fee is $200 per team while player fees of $20 will be The two of them compete so aggres- collected at the first games with sively against each other coupled with team rosters. Teams will be scheduled for 12 games (6 dou- their clashing personality styles, it led to ble-headers) on Sundays from them butting heads during games and late April through early June. practices far too often. For questions regarding the league or to register your team, “I’m kind of excited not to be playing please contact 463-6714. basketball with her anymore just because we fight so much,” continued Ashley. Hall of Fame Steliga and the rest of the Eagles are dinner and induction grateful that they’re playing together right now. Mendocino College Athletic Hall of Fame is hosting its annual “They’re good girls,” Steliga said. “I’m induction and dinner on Feb. 16 glad they were in the program when I 2008 at Barra of Mendocino (for- merly Redwood Valley Cellars), came here. They are huge assets to our 7501 North State Street, team.” Redwood Valley. After starting the season 1-11 before The inductees are: Jeff Schueller, Matt Belfanti, Desiree entering conference play, the Eagles went Schroeder, Yancy Clark, Dale on a 5-0 tear in the Bay Valley Conference Fischer, and Skip Hunter. A no host wine tasting social to surge to the top of the standings along hour begins at 6p.m. followed by with Solano College. Currently, they dinner at 7 and induction at 8. stand tied for second with Yuba, largely Come and enjoy a wonderfully catered buffet and music provided on the shoulders of the Shepherd twins in by Marc Hansen. Seating is limit- addition to fellow sophomore Katie Stiles. ed. Call 468-3255 for tickets. Ashley, who plays power forward and center primarily, leads the team in scoring The 28th Willits and rebounding at 11.9 points per game Classic and 7.2 rebounds while shooting 43 per- photo by Matthew Harris Come run or walk the 28th annu- Amber Shepherd (5) and Ashley Shepherd (3) talk as they walk to the bench after a timeout is cent from the field while Amber, more of al Willits Classic 5k run, 5k walk a small forward, follows closely at 10.6 and 10 mile run. It takes place called in a game earlier this season. The twin sisters have helped lead Mendocino college to a February 17, 2008 registration great second-half turnaround after a poor start to the season. The Eagles are second in the Bay ppg and 6.1 rebounds while shooting 40 from 9-9:45 a.m. The race starts Valey Conference behind only Solano. at 10:00 a.m. The place; See SHEPHERDS, Page A-10 Recreation Grove Park in Willits. Downtown Willits go East on Commercial Street; the park is on BULLS 114 | WARRIORS 108 the right. Entry fee is $22.00. Children 15 and under are $10. For more information call Mark at Chris Duhon scores career-high 34 in Bulls’ improba- 272-9246 or visit www.striders.org Pony/Colt Registration ble 114-108 win over Warriors Ukiah Pony (13-14 year olds) By GREG BEACHAM assists in 12 minutes in his first game After Davis hit a layup to pull blocking a shot. and Colt (15-17) Leagues are Associated Press with the Warriors since the former No. Golden State within 101-100 with 2:16 The first half was dominated by having another sign-up at Mendo OAKLAND — Chris Duhon scored 1 overall draft pick forced a trade after left, Chicago scored the next seven Duhon, the fourth-year guard who Lake Office Supply on Saturday, February 23rd from 1-3 p.m. a career-high 34 points, Joseph Smith his rookie season more than 13 years points — all on free throws, including hadn’t scored more than 13 points in a Sign-up fee is $75 and you must had 27 and the undermanned Chicago ago. Wearing an orange headband and four by Smith, another former No. 1 game this season. He surpassed that present a birth certificate. Tryouts Bulls hung on for a 114-108 victory his familiar No. 4, Webber was intro- pick (1995). Davis also missed a dri- minor milestone during the first quar- will take place on Saturday, March 1st and Sunday, March 2nd at over the Warriors on Thursday night, duced to mild applause in Golden ving layup that could have put Golden ter, hitting his third 3-pointer over Anton Stadium for Pony players at spoiling Chris Webber’s return to State’s starting lineup, but struggled State ahead. Ellis with 2:42 left. 10 a.m. Late sign-ups will be Golden State. right along with his teammates. The Warriors last week signed Notes: Before the game, Chicago accepted then as well. For addi- tional information or questions call Duhon’s 11-of-16 shooting, four 3- Al Harrington, who’s likely to lose Webber, who was traded to Golden coach Jim Boylan said he wouldn’t be Kris, 468-3800. pointers and nine assists carried the playing time to Webber, had 20 points State on draft day in 1993, to add a surprised if his club finishes its road Bulls as they somehow stayed in front and hit four 3-pointers, but Baron competent low-post defender and solid trip at Utah on Saturday without all Select “Puma”Teams of the well-rested Warriors. Davis’ 8-for-24 outing and Stephen passer to their uptempo offense. The three injured stars. Deng’s left heel Looking of Coaches The Bulls were playing their fourth Jackson’s 6-of-19 performance move also turned out to be a pre-emp- injury is thought to be the most seri- The Ukiah Valley Soccer league road game in six nights without three doomed the Warriors to just their sec- tive strike in the current Western ous, while Hinrich has bruised ribs, is looking for individuals to coach of their top four scorers. Chicago used ond loss in six games. Monta Ellis led Conference stockpile of big men, with Gordon has a sprained right wrist. ... our competitive teams. Ukiah’s just eight players while injured Ben Golden State with 25 points, while Pau Gasol’s move to the Lakers and Despite their injury problems, the Puma teams are boys and girls ages U10 – U19, Class I and Gordon, Luol Deng and Kirk Hinrich Davis had 22 and Jackson 19. the Suns’ acquisition of Shaquille Bulls waived F Viktor Khryapa earlier Class III. These players play at a were sidelined. Chicago calmly maintained a nar- O’Neal. in the day. He played in just nine higher level of competition and With steady production from a row lead from the first minute of the Webber got an immediate taste of games this season. ... Chicago’s Ben skill. If you have coached and are interested in coaching at a higher slow-paced offensive plan in a 37- fourth quarter, repeatedly holding off the Warriors’ tempo the very first time Wallace airballed a free throw late in level, please contact the soccer point fourth quarter, Chicago won in Golden State’s rallies. Tyrus Thomas he touched the ball. When Webber got the second quarter, then did it again in hotline 707-467-9797 to receive Oakland for the first time in nine tries took charge late, scoring 13 of his 15 out in front on a fast break, Davis hit the third. He finished 0-for-7 at the an application. ALL APPLICA- him with a sharp pass — but Webber line. ... Rapper Nas and LPGA Hall of TIONS ARE DUE MARCH 1, since Jan. 30, 1998, during Michael points in the final period as the Bulls 2008. Jordan’s final season with the club. scored on nine of 10 possessions down badly missed an awkward layup. Famer Juli Inkster attended the game, Webber had four points and two the stretch. Webber then missed a jumper, spark- sitting two seats apart. ing a few boos, but recovered by THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL SPORTS FRIDAY, FEB. 8, 2008 – A-9 UHS | BOYS’ BASKETBALL McGee scores 19 in Nevada’s 84- Wildcats cap strong season at home with win over Lobos 46 rout of San By ANTHONY DION Varsity Wildcats fight to Jose State The Daily Journal In their final home game of the sea- the end but come up RENO, Nev. (AP) — son, the Ukiah Wildcats essentially got short JaVale McGee scored 19 a night off. Taking on the Lobos of On Senior Night for the Ukiah varsi- points to lead Nevada over Elsie Allen on Thursday night, Ukiah ty boys basketball team, the Wildcats San Jose State 84-46 on (20-5, 10-3) got ahead early and coast- fought Elsie Allen tooth and nail down Thursday night. ed comfortably to a 55-32 win. to the final minutes only to come up on Scott Ragan and Tyler Mendosa had the low end of a 60-48 final score. Marcelus Kemp had 14 13 points apiece to lead the balanced The Wildcats wanted to send out points and Brandon Fields scoring effort for Ukiah as everyone seniors Andy Walker (who had nine and Ray Kramer added 11 got some quality minutes in front of the points in the game), Matt Ward and each for the Wolf Pack (14-8, home crowd. Richard Stutsman out on a high note 6-3 WAC), which never The game started out quickly for the but were simply unable to cash in. Wildcats as they utilized good defen- Ukiah struggled mightily from the trailed in the game. sive play to lead to a transition game field, going 15 for 42 including 14 DaShawn Wright had 12 that rewarded them with quick and missed lay-ups and 9 of 17 from the points and 10 rebounds for easy baskets. free-throw line. Had it not been for the the Spartans (10-12, 2-7 At the end of one, the score was 16- poor shooting effort, the outcome cer- 6 Wildcats and from there they were tainly would’ve been altered as they WAC). never seriously challenged. out-worked the Lobos from end to end. McGee scored three con- The play in the second quarter “The kids played really hard tonight secutive baskets in the open- became rather sloppy on both sides and never quit,” said Ukiah Head ing run of the second half that while Elsie Allen’s biggest enemy -- Coach Bill Heath sadly after the game. put the Wolf Pack up 55-28 time -- slowly whittled away. A quarter “We just couldn’t shoot.” in which they could’ve cut into Ukiah’s The game was close the entire way with 15:12 left in the game. lead due to their own poor play, slipped until about midway through the fourth Nevada’s largest lead was 83- away unfulfilled. when the Lobos started to pull away 43 with 2:47 to play on a free The Wildcats went into halftime via the charity stripe. throw by Malik Cooke, who with a 27-15 lead after outscoring the Elsie Allen held an early 19-16 lead Lobos 11-9 in the second quarter. which Ukiah cut to just one entering also finished with 10 In the second half, Ukiah stopped the half. The Wildcats continued to rebounds. messing around and put the game on fight hard despite missing so many McGee had 13 points in the ice. A 14-5 run opened the flood gates easy looks and giving up such a high first half and keyed a 12-3 run and Ukiah kept pouring it on all the amount of second chance points to the early in the second half that way till the end, eventually taking a 27 Lobos which include six three-point- point lead with 1:17 left in the quarter. ers. put the game away for the The Lobos just couldn’t buy them- Entering the fourth quarter, Ukiah Wolf Pack. selves a bucket and the game turned was down just two but the poor shoot- The Spartans fell behind ugly midway through the third. ing was just too much to overcome 20-6 early in the first half, but With 4:45 left in the game, the down the stretch and the Wildcats suc- pulled to within 8 points on a Wildcats held a 28-point advantage combed to defeat. even as their reserves dominated the Ward led Ukiah with eight rebounds 3-pointer by Tim Pierce with minutes. Among them was Austin Ryan in the loss and Brett Walker had a 9:12 left. But Nevada closed who added seven points to Ukiah’s game-high 13 points. MacLeod Pappidas/The Daily Journal the half with a 17-5 run, total. The Wildcats go on the road to con- Austin Ryan of Ukiah drives the hoop against Jennaty Him of Elsie capped by Fields’ follow slam clude their tough season next week. Allen in JV action Thursday night. at the halftime buzzer that gave the Wolf Pack a 43-23 lead. Cal Poly Signs 16 Football Players to National Letter of Intent Thursday’s victory Special to the Daily Journal Mesa HS) formances, leading the a 4-3 mark. He averaged 180, Roseville, CA avenged a 62-60 loss to the SAN LUIS OBISPO, Calif. Greenlaw accumulated 89 Cardinals to a 6-2 overall 263.6 yards of total offense (Oakmont HS) Spartans in San Jose on Jan. -- A total of 16 football play- tackles as a junior and 79 record, 5-1 Academic League per game en route to first- Taylor was a very active ers, all from the high school more as a senior. He also had mark and a berth in the Turkey team All-Marmonte League quarterback under head coach 10 in the Wolf Pack’s confer- ranks, have signed national three sacksin each season. Bowl. He was named honor- and second-team All-Ventura Dale Mortensen at Oakmont ence opener. letters of intent to play at Cal Greenlaw also rushed 35 able mention All-Metro run- County honors. High School. In his senior sea- Poly. The announcement was times for 182 yards and two ning back by the San Ryan Solomon, RB/DB, 5- son last fall, Taylor rushed for made Wednesday by Mustang scores, returned a kickoff 85 Francisco Chronicle. Navarro 8, 175, Rancho Palos Verdes, 683 yards (7.8 average per football coach Rich Ellerson yards for a touchdown, forced rushed for 235 yards and five CA (Peninsula HS) carry) and 12 touchdowns Wrestling and Cal Poly director of ath- two fumbles and recovered a scores against Balboa, 218 Solomon rushed for 1,288 while completing 70 of 139 letics Alison Cone. fumble in his senior season; as yards and four touchdowns yards and 15 touchdowns and passes (51 percent) for 1,110 Continued from Page A-8 The Regular Signing a junior he blocked a kick. against Burton and produced added 266 receiving yards as a yards and 10 more scores. invitation tournament on Period opened Wednesday Greenlaw was named to the 200-yard efforts against both senior under head coach Tony Karl Winkelman, OT/OLB, Saturday, February 2nd, tak- and ends April 1. All-Ventura County and All- Mills-Millbrae and Uruburu at Palos Verdes 6-3, 235, Los Gatos, CA (Los ing fourth place out of 10 The 16 new recruits (alpha- Pacific View League first Washington. He also inter- Gatos HS) Peninsula High School last Winkelman earned first- schools. betically): teams, earned team defensive cepted six passes and caught fall. The Panthers finished 4-6 The Wildcats really com- Matthew Bertole, OL/DL, team All-Santa Clara County MVP honors and was a three- 14 touchdown passes, twice overall and 2-3 in the Bay and All-Metro honors as a peted well as they took on 6-3, 248, North Hollywood, year varsity starter. earning player of the week League. Solomon, who gained linebacker and was named some local schools like CA (Loyola HS) Asa Jackson, QB/DB, 5- honors from the San Francisco 334 yards and scored five most valuable offensive line- Rancho Cotate, Willits and A second-team All-Serra 10, 172, Sacramento, CA Chronicle and touchdowns against Mira man of the Santa Clara Valley Petaluma. League selection as an offen- (Christian Brothers HS) CalHiSports.com. Costa, including 191 yards in Athletic League as a senior. “The kids wrestled a good sive lineman, Bertole record- Jackson rushed for 1,120 Thomas Reynolds, RB, 5- the fourth quarter alone, was a Cal Poly posted its fifth solid JV performance and got ed 10 tackles, including a pair yards and passed for 963 more 10, 190, Los Gatos, CA second-team All-Bay League consecutive winning season in a lot of mat time today, five of sacks as a senior last fall. yards as a senior quarterback (Archbishop Mitty HS) selection, team MVP and has 2007, duplicating its 7-4 matches each,” said Ukiah The Cubs posted their second last fall. Jackson averaged Reynolds rushed 167 times been invited to play in the record of a year earlier. The Head Coach Basin straight 4-6 campaign in 2007. 8.97 yards per carry, complet- for 1,095 yards (6.6 average Lions Club All-Star Football Mustangs erased an 0-2 start Herbertson. “It makes me Bertole also was named team ed 52 percent of his passes per carry) and 10 touchdowns Game. with victories in seven of its happy to see the wrestlers MVP, team captain and his and accounted for 28 touch- before fracturing a femur Joshua Swaney, WR, 6-5, final nine games, averaging an working for pins.” team’s most valuable offen- downs. fighting for extra yardage in 220, Placentia, CA (Troy eye-popping 536.4yards, 24.4 Two stand out Ukiah sive lineman. On defense, he Jackson, who had six 100- the ninth game of the season HS) first downs and 45.8 points in wrestlers were Cody Bivin recorded 30 tackles (19 solo), yard games rushing, also against Valley Christian. Swaney caught 45 passes those seven wins. (135 pounds) and Chad one forced fumble, three sacks recorded 45 tackles on Kelvin Rutledge, RB/DB, 5- for 811 yards and nine touch- Cal Poly finished in the top Johnson (140 pounds) who and a pair offumble recover- defense. 6, 150, Lawndale, CA downs as a senior under head 25 for the fourth straight sea- both finished the day unde- ies. Ryan Medina, TE/DE, 6- (Lawndale HS) coach Jim Burton at Troy son, closing with a No. 24 feated with 5-0 records. Korben Boaz, OL/DL, 6- 2, 240, Oxnard, CA (St. Playing just one year of High School. He also kicked a ranking in the Sports Network 1, 250, Nipomo, CA (Nipomo Bonaventure HS) varsity football, Rutledge 42-yard field goal and was 24- media poll. The Mustangs fin- HS) Last fall, Medina recorded made the most of it,rushing for-24 on PAT kicks. ished three votes shy of a top- Boaz recorded 56 tackles as 76 tackles (33 solo), including for 1,450 yards and 21 touch- Ryan Taylor, QB/K, 6-3, 25 ranking in the FCS coaches Nipomo High School earned a one sack, and also notched downs as a senior. Rutledge, poll. berth in the three fumble recoveries and who averaged 16.1 yards per Three of Boaz’s tackles blocked one field goal attempt carry last fall, also caught two were sacks and he also under head coach Todd passes for 58 yards, as the Smoke & notched one interception, one Therrien. He made a season- Cardinals finished 4-6 overall fumble recovery, blocked two high 13 tackles against San and 0-5 in Pioneer League Mendocino Gift Shop punts and also blocked a field Marcos. games. goal attempt. Kyle Mohamed, RB/OLB, Doug Shumway, QB, 6-0, For All Your Tobacco Wants Andre Broadous, QB, 6-0, 6-2, 205, Brawley, CA 175, Westlake Village, CA 190, Portland, OR (Grant (Brawley HS) (Agoura HS) –– WaterWater PipesPipes –– ScalesScales HS) Mohamed, younger brother Shumway passed for 2,023 An all-state Class 6A quar- of Cal Poly sophomore-to-be yards and rushed for 613 more –– HookahsHookahs –– BeerBeer terback Broadous has thrown linebacker Marty Mohamed, for head coach Charlie 44 touchdown passes and has earned first-team All-Imperial Wegher’s Agoura High –– CigarettesCigarettes –– WineWine rushed for 35 more scores in Valley League honors on both School Chargers last fall. the last two seasons, leading offense and defense as a Shumway completed 160 of A WALK-IN CIGAR HUMIDOR ROOM the Generals to 21 wins in senior. Mohamed, also first- 246 passes with six intercep- WITH A HUGE SELECTION OF CIGARS their last 24 games. As a team all-league on defense as tions and 19 touchdowns as senior, Broadous completed a junior, rushed for 881 yards the Chargers finished 6-4 1109 South State Street, Ukiah 62.7 percent of his passes (141 on 151 carries (5.8 yards per overall and tied for third place of 225) for 2,064 yards and 20 carry) and seven touchdowns in the Marmonte League with 7 Days a Week – 462-3789 touchdowns, best in the as a senior team captain while Portland Interscholastic notching 41 tackles (25 solo), League. including two sacks and five Logan Budd, QB/DB, 6-2, more for lost yardage. MENDO TRUCK 185, Cayucos, CA (Morro Bismark Navarro, ACCESSORIES Bay HS) WB/CB, 5-9, 185, San Budd played just about Francisco, CA (Lowell HS) every position as a senior. As a Navarro, who set a school quarterback he completed 90 record when he rushed for of 162 passes (55.6 percent) seven touchdowns against for 1,668 yards and 16 touch- Galileo, was named Academic downs with just one intercep- Athletic Association All-City tion. He also rushed 189 times Offensive Back and Defensive for 1,360 yards (7.2 average Back of the Year as a senior SUPERIOR per carry) and 22 scores. On under head coach Danny Chan PROFESSIONAL defense, Budd recorded 18 at Lowell High School in San tackles and returned nine Francisco. Navarro rushed for SERVICE interceptions 179 yards. 1,400 yards and 30 touch- 406 Talmage Rd., Ukiah Quentin Greenlaw, LB, 6- downs in just eight games, 0, 205, Oxnard, CA (Rio including four 200-yard per- 462-4614 A-10 – FRIDAY, FEB. 8, 2008 SPORTS THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL Shepherds “I’m going to miss MENDOCINO | WOMENS’ BASKETBALL their hustle, tenacity Short-handed Eagles survive OT thriller with Yuba Continued from Page A-8 and leadership, they percent from the field. For The Daily Journal College. The Yuba squad must have had a stern just leave everything Ashley Shepherd had a monster game The Eagles grabbed important talking to in the locker room because they And don’t let the negativity with 31 points and 13 rebounds as the rebounds, made stops and ran the offense came out in the second half on a mission. fool you; both girls love to out on the floor and Mendocino Eagles fought off Yuba well to capitalize in the overtime period. They repeatedly pounded the basketball play the game of basketball that’s all you can ask College in an overtime thriller, 83-72 on The Eagles were up 10 with 50 seconds into the post cutting into Mendocino’s and no matter the occassional for as a coach. I’m Wednesday night. left when Passion Allen-LeNard finally lead and dually getting the Eagles into conflict as a result of playing Playing even more short-handed then received her fifth, leaving the Eagles with foul trouble. alongside your twin, they going to really miss usual with reserve Latoya Zacarias out just four players. Luckily, there just was- After Amber went out for the Eagles, wouldn’t have it any other coaching them. with an injury, the Eagles were able to n’t enough time left for Yuba to capitalize Allen-LeNard filled in at the post with way. ” survive with just five players after Amber on the player advantage and Mendocino four fouls herself but Yuba kept whittling “I like it all,” said Amber, -- Jody Steliga Shepherd fouled out with four minutes to held on for the victory. away at the lead until they held a three “the competitiveness, the play and Yuba rallied back from a 17- “The team stood together even when point advantage with just 30 seconds left. point deficit in the second half. physicality, bonding with and thusly, their careers at the tables had turned toward the end of The Eagles came out of timeout and Every game is critical to Mendocino the game,” said Mendocino Head Coach set up Katie Stiles who matched Yuba’s your teammates and especial- Mendocino College are com- now as the season winds down and their ly the feeling after a win.” ing to an end and most likely Jody Steliga. “The team effort and three with one of her own to tie the game eyes remain set on the Bay Valley togetherness was the key factor in this with just three seconds left. Stiles fin- any future “twin moments” And as far as playing Conference Championship. With the win, victory.” ished with 19 points in the win. alongside family is con- will be confined to areas of Mendocino remains in striking distance The exciting game started out rather Also contributing for the under- cerned, there are definite life off the basketball court. of conference-leading Solano College the unexcitedly as both teams struggled to manned Eagles were Andrea Elliston upsides. As they finish their time at only team ahead of them. find any kind of offensive rhythm. The who had a double-double of 11 points Their bond as twins helps Mendocino each aspires to Despite blowing a 17-point halftime Eagles finally were able to adjust to and 11 rebounds and Allen-LeNard with them encourage each other continue their athletic careers, lead, the Eagles were able to hang on and Yuba’s 1-3-1 zone defense as they built a 10 points. Amber Shepherd left the game when one is struggling or just not in basketball -- at least send the game into overtime where their 31-14 halftime lead. with eight points and eight rebounds. down. There are also exclu- for now. will to win simply overwhelmed Yuba sive perks that only other Ashley plans to attend twins know about. Every so Humboldt College where she Niners re-sign QB Shaun Hill to Leaderboard packed with often, the two of them will will run track and Amber compete for starting job combine for a play so special - wants to play softball but may anything but celebrities - often bordering on miracu- have to redshirt her first year. SANTA CLARA (AP) — again as the No. 3 quarter- By DOUG FERGUSON “Our goal is just to prepare 71 and stay in the game. Greg lous -- that leaves fans, team- Quarterback Shaun Hill re- back. Associated Press Norman, playing on the PGA mates and coaches in awe. them to succeed at some- signed with the San Francisco After the 49ers finished 5- PEBBLE BEACH — The Tour for the first time in 18 The only explanation for it is thing,” said Steliga. “Whether 49ers on Thursday, affirming 11, coach Mike Nolan said celebrity watch at the AT&T months, was holding steady they were having a “twin it’s basketball or track or his plan to compete with Alex Hill had earned the right to Pebble Beach National Pro- until a four-putt on the 13th moment.” something entirely unrelated Am took place everywhere hole for a double bogey. He Smith for the starting job next compete with Smith, the No. 1 For example, you might to sports, it doesn’t matter.” but the top of the leaderboard finished with a 76. catch one wielding a no-look While the coming absence fall. overall draft pick in 2005 who Thursday. His fiancee, tennis great Hill, a six-year NFL veter- has struggled along with his Kent Jones birdied the two Chris Evert, flew in from pass behind her head while of the Shepherds will Florida and didn’t make it out an who hadn’t thrown a pass teammates in his three NFL most famous par 3s at Pebble double-teamed to the other as undoubtedly leave a gaping Beach and kept bogeys off his to the golf course until she cuts through the lane hole in Steliga’s lineup, time until December, led the 49ers seasons. card for a 6-under 66 and a Norman was on the 16th. towards the basket as hap- still remains for them to fulfill to victories over Cincinnati Smith and Nolan had a pro- one-shot lead, an encouraging Evert has no plans to take up golf, saying it was too time- pened in a game last season. their passion of playing the and Tampa Bay after taking longed public disagreement start for someone who has Sadly now their season, game they love. played 270 tournaments over consuming with three boys — over for Smith and Trent last season over the 49ers’ the last decade on the PGA make that four with the Shark “I’m going to miss their in her life — and a tennis It’s very stressful hustle, tenacity and leader- Dilfer, who were both out handling of Smith’s shoulder Tour without finishing in the with injuries. In 2 1/2 games, injury, which eventually top five. academy to run. “ ship,” Steliga replied. “They “Tennis only takes one playing with your Hill was 54-for-79 with 501 forced him out for the season Nationwide Tour grad just leave everything out on Roland Thatcher was a shot hour,” she said, laughing. twin. I’m kind of excit- the floor and that’s all you can yards and five touchdown after a poor comeback back along with Q-school These rounds take close to ed not to be playing ask for as a coach. I’m going passes and one interception. attempt. grad Brad Adamonis and John six hours with two pros and to really miss coaching them.” Mallinger, third at Pebble two amateurs in every group, basketball with her Hill, who would have been Hill’s style also might fit and it was a slow, steady But for now, that’s all on an unrestricted free agent next better into the system favored Beach last year as a rookie. anymore just The star gazing took place grind. hold as the Shepherd’s still month, spent his first four sea- by new offensive coordinator It was ideal for Jones, a 41- because we fight so have a season to finish and a at Poppy Hills, and while it year-old from New Mexico sons with Minnesota, mostly Mike Martz. Dilfer, who didn’t always produce great who has yet to finish in the much. legacy to cement. It might golf to match the spectacular ” even include a new “twin as a third quarterback who struggled in most of his top 100 on the money list. sunshine on the Monterey Even so, Jones has been -- Ashley Shepherd moment.” took only two snaps. He appearances during Smith’s Peninsula, it was entertaining. joined the 49ers in 2006, absence, isn’t expected to around long enough to realize Defending champion Phil that one round is too early to return to San Francisco next Mickelson was on the verge get excited, especially in a SCOREBOARD season despite his stated of shooting himself out of the format that uses three courses, tournament until a birdie- and in a tournament where the Memphis 13 35 .271 20 Cleveland at Houston, 8 p.m. desire to keep playing. eagle-birdie-birdie burst Northwest Division Chicago at Golden State, 10:30 p.m. leaderboard doesn’t begin to NHL W L Pct GB Friday’s Games enabled him to recover with a Utah 32 18 .640 — L.A. Lakers at Orlando, 4 p.m. sort itself out until Sunday. EASTERN CONFERENCE Denver 29 19 .604 2 L.A. Clippers at Toronto, 4 p.m. Atlantic Division Portland 28 20 .583 3 New Jersey at Charlotte, 4 p.m. W L OT Pts GF GA Seattle 13 36 .26518 1/2 Cleveland at Atlanta, 4:30 p.m. Philadelphia 30 18 5 65 172 150 Minnesota 10 37 .21320 1/2 San Antonio at New York, 4:30 p.m. New Jersey 30 20 4 64 140 131 Pacific Division Boston at Minnesota, 5 p.m. Pittsburgh 29 19 5 63 155 144 W L Pct GB Portland at Detroit, 5 p.m. N.Y. Rangers 27 23 6 60 139 140 Phoenix 34 15 .694 — Memphis at Dallas, 5:30 p.m. N.Y. Islanders 24 24 6 54 128 156 L.A. Lakers 31 17 .646 2 1/2 Seattle at Phoenix, 6 p.m. Northeast Division Golden State 29 19 .604 4 1/2 Utah at Sacramento, 7 p.m. W L OT Pts GF GA Sacramento 22 25 .468 11 Washington at Denver, 7:30 p.m. Ottawa 32 18 4 68 185 159 L.A. Clippers 15 31 .32617 1/2 Saturday’s Games Montreal 29 16 9 67 173 150 Portland at Indiana, 4 p.m. Boston 27 21 5 59 139 142 ——— L.A. Clippers at Philadelphia, 4:30 p.m. Buffalo 25 21 7 57 158 150 Wednesday’s Games Memphis at New Orleans, 5 p.m. Toronto 21 25 9 51 150 180 Orlando 100, New Jersey 84 Atlanta at Houston, 5:30 p.m. Southeast Division Atlanta 98, L.A. Lakers 95 New York at Milwaukee, 5:30 p.m. W L OT Pts GF GA San Antonio 85, Washington 77 Chicago at Utah, 6 p.m. Washington 26 24 5 57 160 172 Detroit 100, Miami 95 Sacramento at Golden State, 7:30 p.m. Atlanta 26 26 4 56 154 183 Indiana 103, New York 100 Sunday’s Games Carolina 26 26 4 56 165 178 Boston 111, L.A. Clippers 100 San Antonio at Boston, 10 a.m. Florida 25 25 5 55 145 153 Dallas 107, Milwaukee 96 L.A. Lakers at Miami, 12:30 p.m. Tampa Bay 22 27 5 49 158 182 Utah 118, Denver 115, OT Dallas at New Jersey, 3 p.m. WESTERN CONFERENCE New Orleans 132, Phoenix 130, 2OT Charlotte at Detroit, 3 p.m. Central Division Portland 100, Chicago 97 Toronto at Minnesota, 3:30 p.m. W L OT Pts GF GA Seattle 105, Sacramento 92 Denver at Cleveland, 4 p.m. Detroit 41 10 4 86 185 115 Thursday’s Games Washington at Phoenix, 6:30 p.m. Nashville 28 21 5 61 155 145 Miami at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. Columbus 25 23 7 57 136 142 St. Louis 24 21 7 55 135 149 Chicago 23 25 5 51 145 156 Northwest Division Make 2008 Your Best Year Ever W L OT Pts GF GA Minnesota 30 19 4 64 149 143 Colorado 29 21 5 63 156 152 Move to Brookside Calgary 27 19 8 62 156 157 Vancouver 26 21 7 59 142 136 Edmonton 25 26 5 55 150 166 APARTMENTS AVAILABLE Pacific Division W L OT Pts GF GA Prices Begin at $1,325/month Dallas 32 20 5 69 167 145 San Jose 29 17 7 65 140 129 Anaheim 28 22 7 63 139 146 Ask About Our Move In Special Phoenix 28 22 4 60 150 149 Los Angeles 22 30 3 47 155 181

Two points for a win, one point for overtime loss or shootout loss. Brookside ——— Wednesday’s Games Buffalo 3, New Jersey 2, SO RETIREMENT RESIDENCE Washington 4, Philadelphia 3 Edmonton 4, Chicago 1 1199 South Dora Street • Ukiah • 462-6262 Colorado 3, San Jose 1 Thursday’s Games Vancouver 2, Atlanta 1 Toronto 4, Montreal 2 Anaheim 4, N.Y. Rangers 1 Ottawa 5, Florida 4 Los Angeles 5, Detroit 3 Pittsburgh 4, N.Y. Islanders 3 Dallas 1, Minnesota 0 Tampa Bay 2, Nashville 1, OT Columbus 2, Phoenix 1 Chicago 3, Calgary 1 Friday’s Games Anaheim at New Jersey, 4 p.m. Carolina at Washington, 4 p.m. Boston at Buffalo, 4:30 p.m. Columbus at San Jose, 7:30 p.m. Saturday’s Games Los Angeles at Pittsburgh, 10 a.m. N.Y. Rangers at Philadelphia, 10 a.m. Detroit at Toronto, 12 p.m. N.Y. Islanders at Minnesota, 3 p.m. Florida at Boston, 4 p.m. Montreal at Ottawa, 4 p.m. Edmonton at Calgary, 4 p.m. Tampa Bay at Atlanta, 4 p.m. Carolina at New Jersey, 4 p.m. St. Louis at Dallas, 5 p.m. Nashville at San Jose, 7 p.m. Colorado at Vancouver, 7 p.m. Sunday’s Games Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, 10 a.m. N.Y. Rangers at Washington, 10 a.m. Anaheim at Detroit, 12:30 p.m. Florida at Buffalo, 3 p.m. Minnesota at St. Louis, 3 p.m. Los Angeles at Columbus, 3 p.m. Nashville at Phoenix, 5 p.m. Chicago at Vancouver, 7 p.m. NBA EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division W L Pct GB Boston 37 9 .804 — Toronto 26 21 .55311 1/2 New Jersey 20 29 .40818 1/2 Philadelphia 19 30 .38819 1/2 New York 14 35 .28624 1/2 Southeast Division W L Pct GB Orlando 32 19 .627 — Washington 24 24 .500 6 1/2 Atlanta 21 24 .467 8 Charlotte 18 31 .367 13 Miami 9 38 .191 21 Central Division W L Pct GB Detroit 35 13 .729 — Cleveland 27 20 .574 7 1/2 Indiana 20 30 .400 16 Chicago 19 29 .396 16 Milwaukee 19 31 .380 17 WESTERN CONFERENCE Southwest Division W L Pct GB Dallas 33 15 .688 — New Orleans 33 15 .688 — San Antonio 31 16 .660 1 1/2 Houston 28 20 .583 5 THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL FRIDAY, FEB. 8, 2008 -A-11

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*All vehicles subject to prior sale. All prices plus government fees, 1400 Hastings Rd • Ukiah taxes, any finance charges, any dealer document preparation charge of $55, and any emissions testing charge and CA tire fee. Sale ends 2/10/08. www.thurstonhonda.com HONDA 1-800-287-6727 707-468-9215 ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT FRIDAY, FEB. 8, 2008 – B-1 Editor: Richard Rosier, 468-3520 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected] ‘Mara, Africa’s River of Destiny’to screen next week wildebeests crossing at a place where International Film the river is full of hungry crocodiles, Series opens and depicts the other, less well- known habitats through which the this Friday with river flows. Multitudes of rare ani- mals are shown along the course of ‘Born of Fire’ the Mara, beginning at its source in The Daily Journal the Mau Mountains, continuing Ukiah’s International Wildlife through the huge and impenetrable Film Series begins this Friday with wilderness of the Masarua swamps the award-winning film “Born of in Tanzania, and concluding at the Fire,” which depicts the geological delta where the Mara flows into Lake history and wildlife of the Galapagos Victoria. Islands. “Mara” will show next week on Doors will open 6:30 p.m. at the Friday, Feb. 15, along with the short Ukiah Civic Center with refresh- “Termite Mounds, Pillars of the ments, live music by Kristin Robin Community.” The termite mounds and Bob Laughton, and convivial that dot the plains of Brazil’s grassy social time. The film screenings will “cerrado” also provide a home for start at 7:15 p.m. with a short, birds and for click beetles, whose “Saving a Species: The Great predatory larvae glow at night, luring Penguin Rescue.” Tickets are avail- flying termites to their deaths. able at Mendocino Book Company. Folk-rock music with an original The suggested donation is $10 for twist will be provided by the group one evening or $50 for a series tick- “School’s Out.” The Ukiah Civic et. Center is located at 300 Seminary “Mara, River of Destiny,” the sec- Ave. From 101 take Perkins west to ond feature film in the series, to play State Street (3rd light). Go left on next week, offers thrilling views of State Street and take the third right the wildlife living along the Mara on Seminary. Take Seminary to the River in East Africa. The river runs end. For more information and the through two of Africa's most impor- Kenya and Serengeti National Park Africa’s finest animal life, including other ungulates in the world. The complete film schedule go to tant nature reserves -- Masai Mara in in Tanzania -- and is home to the largest herds of wildebeest and movie contains gripping footage of www.rvoep.org. College searches for 10-minute scripts to be produced in 6th annual Festival of New Plays The Daily Journal Local writers take note: there’s never been a better opportu- nity to try your hand at play writing. Mendocino College is cur- rently seeking short plays by local authors to be produced on campus this spring. The new semester is underway at the college, and one of the most exciting events of the college’s Spring theatre season is the annual New Plays Festival. Once again, theatre professor Reid Edelman will use short plays written by local authors to teach directing and acting students about the joys and chal- lenges of working with new scripts. These plays will be pro- duced in the college’s annual festival at the end of the semester. This production of student-written scripts is now in its sixth year, and the event has become a highlight of the college’s annual theatre season. For the past five years, Edelman has worked with English instructor and playwright Jody Gehrman to find and develop student-written plays. Anybody residing in Lake, Sonoma or Mendocino Counties is eligible to submit an original play. “We clearly have an abundance of talented writers in this area,” says Gehrman, “but only a small percentage of them even think about writing a play. Playwrights aren’t born, they’re coerced by people like us to try it once. After seeing their work produced, most become addicted; it’s a tremendous high to sit in a theater and watch your ideas come to life.” The deadline for submissions is Valentine’s Day, 2008. There are no limitations in terms of theme or content, but small casts (2-4 characters) and minimal technical requirements are recommended for optimal chances at production. Scripts should have a running time of no longer than ten minutes. For more information or to submit your play, contact Jody Gehrman, 468-3150 or [email protected]. You can also mail your play to 1000 Hensley Creek Road, Ukiah, CA 95482. BILLBOARD

North Coast Fishing Association presents Cioppino Dinner Saturday The North Coast Fishing Association will hold their second annual Cioppino Dinner on Saturday Feb. 9 6 p.m. The Dinner will be held at the Portuguese Hall, 822 Stewart St., in Fort Bragg. There will be live entertainment, a raffle and a live auction. Admission for children 12 and under will be a $15 donation; admission for adults will be a $30 donation. Proceeds help support the continued struggle for Sports and commercial fishing rights on the North Coast. Contra Dance and workshop set for this Saturday Feb. 9 In conjunction with the regular second Saturday Contra Dance, there will be a special Contra Dance Workshop in Ukiah on Saturday, Feb. 9. Bay Area’s acclaimed dance teacher, Erik Hoffman will teach new moves for Contra dancers of all levels of experience beginning at 4:30 p.m., with a potluck dinner at 6:30 p.m., fol- lowed by the monthly Contra Dance, which includes a lesson for beginners at 7 p.m. and dancing until 10:30 p.m. The work- shop and dance will be at the Ukiah Methodist Church, 207 North Pine Street (back entrance). New and experienced Contra dancers are invited to attend. Live music will be provided by Hands Four: Erik Hoffman (fiddle), Michael Harmon (guitar) and Ingrid Noyes (banjo, accordion). Erik will call and teach all dances, including contra dances, square dances, circle dances, waltzes and polkas. The suggest- ed donations are: $15 for the workshop and dance or $4 for dancing children ages 4 to 11; $6 for ages 12 to 17; $8 for 18 years and above. It is requested that participants bring non- alcoholic beverage or dessert to share. For more information, call Paula at 463-2113. Upper Lake 4-H tri-tip dinner set for Saturday, Feb. 16 The Upper Lake 4-H club will hold their annual tri-tip din- ner on Feb. 16, from 5 to 8 p.m. Meals will go for $9.50 for adults and $5 for children under 10. B-2 – FRIDAY, FEB. 8, 2008 TIME OUT Editor: Chris McCartney, 468-3524 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected]

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THE LEARNING CHALLENGER by Robert Barnett

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 25255-2 by Henri Arnold and Mike Argirion DAAN -13 -17 67 -12 Unscramble these four Jumbles, MNWR one letter to each square, 67 -16 -2 70 to form four ordinary words. RE IO 70 56 2 53 ABNC CRATT

CLUE: DOGWOODS ORDER GRID 108 ©2008 Tribune Media Services, Inc. 108 All Rights Reserved.

55 108 A HEMTY -2 56 108 NB -12 108 R 108 108 108 108 108 2/8/2008 DECODED MESSAGE: ENZARB

ANSWERS IN NEXT EDITION © 2008 Robert Barnett www.jumble.com ALESEW Answers to Previous Now arrange the circled letters Learning Challenger to form the surprise answer, as LIMESTONE & GNEISS suggested by the above cartoon.

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Dear Annie: I am a senior in high school chased a fancy stereo system, the response or “Darling,” is coy and seductive, and puts her and have been lucky enough to find myself in should be, “I feel very fortunate.” hands on me in ways that make me cringe. a relationship with a loving, caring and amaz- Dear Annie: I read the letter from “Terribly Women should ask themselves: How many ing young man. ANNIE’S MAILBOX Confused,” who had fallen for her gay friend, times have you told a guy you are just interest- I do not do drugs and plan to stay clean for By Kathy Mitchell and Marcy Sugar “Geoff.” Here’s what this situation looks like ed in being friends, only to have the guy con- the rest of my life. Unfortunately, “Kevin” from a gay man’s perspective: Geoff, as is true stantly hit on you, touch you or eye you lasciv- often smokes marijuana with his friends. I of many gay men, probably likes women and iously? It feels like sexual harassment. And don’t think he smokes so much that it affects someone who shares your idea of clean living, enjoys having them as friends. If a gay man then he accuses you of “leading him on.” his life or his education, but it is an illegal drug or accept that whatever happens is of his own spends a lot of time with female friends, Makes you want to scream, doesn’t it? Often and I am afraid of the consequences if he were choosing and beyond your control. Worrying straight women sometimes interpret this as you have to end the friendship if he won’t to be arrested. accomplishes nothing. Indifference can make “confusion about their sexuality.” Most often, accept boundaries. I have asked him to stop many times. While the inevitable easier to endure. that is just wishful thinking. Most men are not Most men are pretty direct, whether gay or I know he respects my opinion, I don’t think Dear Annie: I have several friends who confused about their sexual orientation. Either straight. If Geoff wanted her, he would have it’s enough. I am trying to trust he will make always say, “I can’t afford that.” What is a men turn you on or women do. made his move. She shouldn’t delude herself. the right choice. Yet whenever he goes out with good response to this statement? -- Like to Here’s what’s frustrating: Gay men often You gave her good advice, Annie. If she can’t his friends, I find myself constantly anxious Know clearly tell women friends that we are gay, accept Geoff as a friend, she should stop seeing about him. Annie, how do I ease my worried Dear Like to Know: It depends on the cir- always have been gay, have never been turned him. Staying emotionally connected to a man mind? -- Layla cumstances. If they say it when you have sug- on by women, but would like to be friends. The she can’t have may keep her from being hurt Dear Layla: You can’t force Kevin to give gested going in on a gift for a friend, the woman often says she understands, but acts by someone else, but it also keeps her lonely. up pot if he’s unwilling. You also cannot pro- response should be, “Then we’ll get something otherwise. She deserves better. -- Gay Shrink in Texas tect him from being caught with an illegal sub- else.” If they say it when you have just pur- I have one such friend now. I’ve told her Dear Texas: Too many women think all stance. Either break up with him and find parts of my gay history and joked with her like friendly men are flirting, and some women are a woman would with a girlfriend when I see a challenged by the prospect of getting a gay FRIDAY EVENING guy in a restaurant I find attractive. It makes no man to be attracted to them. Thank you for difference. 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093-08 LOST & HELP HELP HELP HELP PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE 2-8/08 10 NOTICES 30 FOUND 120 WANTED 120 WANTED 120 WANTED 120 WANTED Order No. 1205530-SN ACCOUNTING Califorina CONTROLLER 058-08 MANAGER MENTOR's Family NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF BULK SALE 094-08 $60k -- $80k 1-25,2-1,8,15/08 Under the direction of Home Agency and AND INTENTION TO TRANSFER 2-8,15,22,29/08 AMERICAN for Mendocino STATEMENT OF the Fiscal Services Support Living ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE LICENSE FICTITIOUS Community Health ABANDONMENT OF TROOPS Director; Plans, or- Services Programs UCC Sec. 6101 et seq. BUSINESS NAME COMMUNITY Clinic (MCHC), USE OF FICTITIOUS ganizes, develops, have an immediate And B & P 24073 et seq. BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT PHOTOS!!! SERVICE a N/P federally monitors, analyzes opening for a NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a bulk sale 2007-F0420 File No.: 2008-F0081 The Ukiah shelter is OFFICER qualified health ctr the District budget. Recruiter/ The following person THE FOLLOWING If you have a becoming an Old City of w/$18m budget & of assets and a transfer of alcoholic beverage Desired: 5 yrs. school Coordinator in (persons) have aban- PERSON(S) IS photo of an Folks Home! I am Healdsburg. multiple sites in license is about to be made. The name(s), accounting experi- the Ukiah Office. doned the use of the (ARE) DOING BUSI- American Soldier the 2nd really old, Salary range: Mendo. & Lake Co. business address(es) of the Seller(s)/licen- ence, 2 yrs. college. This position will re- fictitious business NESS AS: who is currently lost dog to come in. I $3258-$3965 per Will provide daily see(s) are: Apply on-line at: cruit mentor families, name: MAIN STREET serving (in country appear to be vision month, plus excel- management of all Cheryl Schrader www.uusd.net coordinate services, SHEAR DELIGHT CLOTHING or out) and would impaired, so it was lent benefit pack- accntg functions. 13980 Hwy 128 maintain required re- 780 N. State St. #C 22500 North like to post it on only with the help of age. Performs a va- Directly supervises Ukiah,CA 95482 Banking porting records as Boonville, CA 95415 Highway 1 our “Military” the people who found riety of assign- staff of 7. Must pos- Mayra A. Camacho The Savings Bank of well as assist with all Doing Business as: Redwood Drive Inn Fort Bragg, CA bulletin board, me, in a trailer park Mendocino County ments in support of sess at least B.S. in 83 Oak Knoll Rd aspects of mentor All other business name(s) and address(es) 95437 please bring it to on Leslie St. that I is seeking applica- the City’s Police Business Admin. with Ukiah, CA 95482 contracts. Req: Bach- used by the Seller(s)/licensee(s) within the Roan Oak Sowers the Ukiah Daily made it here safely. If tions for a full-time Department activi- a concentration in Teresa Nala-Ramir- elor's degree in so- past three years, as stated by the Seller(s)/li- 22500 North Journal and it will you know me please Human Resources ties. Particular em- acctng. w/5yr+ exp. ez cial services field. censee(s), is/are: (if none, so state): None Highway 1 be displayed in call Sage 467-6453. Clerk. General du- phasis is placed on to incl. supervision. 2475 North State St Experience working Fort Bragg, CA our lobby. It is very hard for old ties include records parking enforce- Health Care exp a+! The name(s) and address of the Buyer(s) #10 with individuals with Ukiah, CA 95482 95437 Please put name, dogs to find new management in ment, processing MCHC offers exc. is/are: developmentally dis- The fictitious busi- This business is con- rank, where serv- homes. payroll, time and at- and maintaining comp/bfts pkg. Ricardo Maldonado Suarez and Francisca abled individuals. ness name referred ducted by an Individ- ing and length of tendance, data en- evidence and prop- For immed.consid- Morales Suarez Clean DMV, car to above was filed in ual. The registrant time served. HELP try, insurance and erty and taking re- eration, send 521 Venezia Way w/valid CA DL, Ins. & County on 6/18/07. commenced to trans- Photos can also 120 WANTED other department ports. Requires ed- resume w/cover ltr. Cloverdale, CA 95425 Reg. Benefits provid- This business was act business under be mailed to 2/4/08 production sys- ucation equivalent to HR Dept-MCHC ed. Email resume to The assets being sold are generally descri- conducted by a Part- the fictitious business Request tems. Must have to completion of the 333 Laws Avenue Ukiah Amber.Christensen@ bed as: DESCRIPTION: nership. This state- twelfth grade and a Ukiah, CA 95482 name or names listed Daily Journal For Proposal strong exp. with TheMentorNetwork.com THE ASSETS of a certain restaurant, gas ment was filed with above on 2/6/08. En- PO Box 749 The Mendocino payroll, time and minimum of one Fax: (707) 468-0793 the County Clerk of or fax to station and mini mart business known as: dorsed-Filed on Ukiah, CA. 95482 County HHSA, Public attendance, and re- year of work experi- Email: skenney@ Mendocino County 707-442-4505 Redwood Drive Inn 02/06/2008 at the Attn: Linda Health Branch; port writing prefera- ence in a public mchcinc.org EEOE on Dec. 19, 2007. and is/are located at: 13980 Hwy 128, Boon- Mendocino County Photos not guaran- AODP; Youth Serv- ble. Previous HR Califorina safety setting re- /s/Mayra A. Camacho DIESEL MECHANIC Clerks Office. teed to be returned ices is seeking an Or- exp. desirable. MENTOR's Family quiring public con- ville, CA 95415 MAYRA A CAMA- EXP. Clean DMV, /s/Roan Sowers so please don’t ganizer to direct a Must be detail ori- Home Agency tact skills. Course The type of license to be transferred is/are: CHO submit original. good pay & benefits. ROAN SOWERS public awareness ented and have the has immediate open- work in criminal jus- On sale Beeer and Wine Eating Place Num- 059-08 462-7393 096-08 campaign that will ability to multi-task ings for Part Time tice is highly desira- ber 446626 now issued for the premises lo- 1-25,2-1,8,15/08 LOST & on daily basis in a Direct Service ble. The job an- Direct Care Work cated at: (if “same” address, so state): same FICTITIOUS 2-8,15,22,29/08 culminate in a one- FOUND highly confidential Employees in nouncement listing No Experience BUSINESS NAME FICTITIOUS 30 time community sym- The bulk sale and transfer of the alcoholic salary, benefits, STATEMENT BUSINESS NAME FOUND Cyndi Laup- posium. Activities environment Ex- the Ukiah Office to Needed!! beverage license(s) is/are intended to be con- qualifications and File No.: 2008-F0040 STATEMENT er’s “Hello Kitty” Pin may include conduct- ceptional positive assist adult’s w/ Morning, evening, summated at the office of: Redwood Empire interpersonal skills educational require- graveyard. Drug test THE FOLLOWING File No.: 2008-F0060 Ball Machine & other ing focus groups, in- developmental disa- Title Company of Mendocino County, 376 required. ments and the city required, no test for PERSON(S) IS THE FOLLOWING personal items. Call teracting with the me- bilities in their quest E. Gobbi Street, P.O. Box 238, Ukiah, CA (ARE) DOING BUSI- to identify, Rory 323- dia (through an agen- Apply at toward personal & Application can be cannabis, good DMV. PERSON(S) IS Savings Bank of 95482 and the anticipated sale date is Febru- NESS AS: 354-4385 cy liaison), designing career success. Paid obtained on our Personal care, cook- ary 28, 2008. Claims will be accepted until es- SMART STICKS (ARE) DOING BUSI- Mendocino County, website at www.ci. ing, cleaning, driving and facilitating the 200 N. School St., training, hrly wage + 940 N. Pine St NESS AS: FOUND on S. Dora Healdsburg.ca.us and providing living crow holder is notified by the Department of strategic, operational Ukiah, CA 95482. mileage. Req: H.S Ukiah, CA 95482 CITY KIDS Lg. Boxer/mix approx or by calling the Alcoholic Beverage Control of its transfer of and logistical activi- Deadline to apply: grad/GED, clean skills training to John Edward Cunn- 107 S. School Street 90lbs, white w/lg City of Healdsburg, adults with develop- the license to the Buyer. ties for the production Monday, February DMV, car w/valid CA an Ukiah, CA 95482 round spot on tail. 11, 2008 at 4 p.m. Personnel Office, mental disabilities. The bulk sale is subject to California Uni- of the event. The DL, Ins & Reg. Must 940 N. Pine St Andréa Bray 391-9771 EEO/AA m/f/v/d 401 Grove Street, Three 6 bed group form Commercial Code Section 6106.2 X event is tentatively be able to pass Ukiah, CA 95482 117 Mendocino Place Green kayak & Healdsburg, CA homes, established Yes Elizabeth Margaret planned for April-May health screening, TB, paddle lost 2/3 on Bookkeeper. P/T 95448. Phone 707- in 1988. Call for inter- It has been agreed between the seller(s)/li- Cunnan Ukiah, CA 95482 2008 and will require M/F Russian R. w/ busy Real Estate & criminal back- 431-3322. Apply by view 485-5168, 485- 940 N. Pine St This business is con- an individual who is censee(s) and the intended buyer(s)/transfer- office. Quickbooks ground clearance 2/13/08, 5:00 PM. 0165, 468-0602. Ukiah, CA 95482 ducted by an Individ- Reward! 485-5160 organized, able to ee(s), as required by Sec. 24073 of the Busi- exp. nec. Payroll A/R EOE. Amber. EOE/AA/ADA. ness and Professions code, that the consider- This business is con- ual. The registrant multi-task, and who is & A/P. Hrly wage Christensen@The Exp. Mech. Elec. ducted by Husband commenced to trans- comfortable working based on exp. JANITOR/LAUNDRY Hyd., Exp with weld- ation for transfer of the business and license & Wife. The regis- MentorNetwork.com act business under with various media Fax resume to WORKER ing tools. Benefits & is to be paid only after the transfer has been trants commenced to or fax to the fictitious business elements. Interested Responsible for pro- trainig. 707-463-1210 approved by the Department of Alcoholic transact business un- 707-462-3857 707-442-4505. name or names listed applicants should CLERICAL HELP viding Janitorial/ Beverage Control. der the fictitious busi- I am a very hand- Government - Earn above on 1/30/08. contact Pat Sanborn receptionist & tellers CAREGIVER/LIVE Laundry services at Dated 02-04-08 ness name or names some 5 month old up to $550 weekly Endorsed-Filed on at 472-2609 by 5:00 needed. Seeking mo- IN companion for eld- the Residential Treat- (Signature of Buyer(s)/Applicant(s)) listed above on 1/18/ red, floppy eared helping the govern- 2008. Endorsed-Filed 01/30/2008 at the puppy. I was out on PM on 2/19/08 for tivated individuals erly woman in Fort ment Campus. Excel- s/Ricardo Suarez ment, PT, no exp. on 1/18/2008 at the Mendocino County Mendocino Lake Dr more detailed infor- looking for long term Bragg. Possess valid lent benefits including needed. $80 fee. Call Ricardo Maldonado Suarez Mendocino County Clerks Office. looking for some mation and instruc- employment. Experi- drivers license and medical, dental, vi- today! 1-800-488- s/Francisca Suarez tions on how to ap- Clerks Office. /s/Andréa M. Bray friends to go visit the ence preferred but provide references. sion, & tuition reim- 2921, dept. Francisca Morales Suarez /s/John E. Cunnan ply. ANDRÈA M. BRAY rising lake waters on we are willing to train 489-3613 bursement. Must Ln JOHN E. CUNNAN 1/30. Now I am in the right people. Direct Service Aide pass pre-employment HOUSING People to work with the Ukiah shelter. If Send resumes to Ri- OFFICE/PROJECT to work with adults w/ physical, drug test developmentally not found, I will be MANAGER chard Willoughby c/o developmental disa- and background disabled adults one available for adoption Manages construc- Bank of Willits, PO bilities. Valid DL, in- check. on one in their own 2/8. Call Sage 467- tion projects & Tribal Box 98, Willits, Ca surance, HS diploma APPLY AT home. All Shifts 6453 Cruise On In Housing Program. 95490 or call 459- req. Salary DOE. 915 W. Church St., available. Call LOST Must have 3-5 years 5533 for application. EOE Apply at 401A Ukiah or fax resume Mary 468-9326 or RAZOR CELL exp. Call 707-744- Pay competitive, full Talmage Rd. 462- to 877-382-7617 come by & pick up TO THE CLASSIFIEDS PHONE 1647x1342 for app & time positions, bene- 2395 Facility # www.trinityys.org app. at 182 Thomas 462-3904 job description. fits, profit sharing. 236803017 EOE St. Ukiah THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL FRIDAY, FEB. 8, 2008 -B-5

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SPECIALIST fax, or e-mail no later Ukiah 3bdrm2ba. w/benefits, salary [email protected] CHILD 460 APPLIANCES Fri. & Sat. 10-4 (Part-time). than 4:00 p.m. PST Nice. Garage. 2 yrs. negotiable. Closing www.mchcinc.org 140 CARE USED We are the Lake Mendo. Dr. at City of on February 11, 2008 old. $1300 + dep. Hwy 101. Free Stuff. trail 2/22. Application & Little Friends APPLIANCES fabulous, MAKE A Healdsburg to the following: 744-1905 Job description at Pre-school. F/T & Department of & FURNITURE. forgotten, FREE GARAGE DIFFERENCE IN Salary: $8-$10 per www.cttp.net or P/T. Opening ages Veteran Affairs HOMES Guaranteed. 485-1216 felines at the SALE SIGNS. THE LIFE OF A hour, depending on contact Michele 2-5. Monthly rates VA Palo Alto Health 330 FOR RENT MCAC&C Shelters. Realty World Selzer CHILD! JOIN THE qualifications. Co- MISC. Chapman at 707- between $185-$495. Care System, 1bd custom, small We are full of Realty. 350 E. 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HAY FOR SALE We want a fancy HYGIENIST youth in a Residen- planning and pro- TER 30 yrs exp. @va.gov 5%dn, 20yrs at 8% REC VEH The Government will Potter Valley new home with 2 days week. tial Treatment Cam- gram development; Repairs of all types. apr! For listings 610 CAMPING pay no more than the loving people that Competitive pay. pus is looking for and organizes and 800-749-7901 xS622 $10/bale appreciate our 2004 Aljo Rampage Michael 459-3534 appraised fair market Fax resume to CHILD CARE supervises the 3BD/2BA Oak Manor 743-1185 Fabulous Feline Toy Hauler BUSINESS rental value for the 463-8632 WORKERS. day-to-day func- area. Avail. now Hot Tub ‘08 Deluxe Personalities & a 26 ft., fuel station, RENTALS space. ICU, ER Nurses CCW is responsible tions of assigned 250 $1600/mo. $2400 Model. Many jets. few mice to catch generator, new Net usable square would be great too. Come join our dynamic for the daily care & recreation facilities $2,200/mo, 3162sf feet does not include dep. Broker 485- Therapy seat. batteries. Sound and progressive team w/office space, 2 roll- supervision of cli- and programs. This such areas as stairs, 1402 Warranty. Never Our adoption system, microwave. in Willits, California ents & living condi- position is housed up doors, 1 bath- elevators, mechani- used. Can deliver. Too many amenities ●State of the Art- 4BD, 3BA on Creek- tions. Swing & at the Senior Cen- room, 451 Ryder St., cal and utility rooms, Worth $5700. Sell fee in Intensivist Robot side Ct. mo. to mo. to list. $17,500 Night shifts availa- ter and provides Vallejo. 707-557- ducts, shafts, vesti- $1895 with new February ●New-all green hospital rental $1500/mo Ask for Wayne ble. Starting at staff support to the 3525 bules and public cor- cover. 707-766-8622 under construction ridors, and public toi- (415)616-4073 is 468-5992 ●Great atmosphere $9.40/hr. On-call Senior Services 2 downtown com- NORDITRACK only lets required by local ROOMS 4X4'S ●Excellent night shift $9/hr. Must be 21 Supervisor. Hours mercial units. 500 sf Treadmill code. FOR RENT $25. FOR SALE differential yrs old. Excellent of work are varia- ea. Newly remod. BE ADVISED THAT 350 $250 650 ●Great benefits benefits, including ble and may in- 405 & 407 S.State St. VA ASSUMES NO All utils pd incl. 463-0208 2005 Chevy Tahoe, Come make us your medical, dental, vi- clude evening, Call for details 467- RESPONSIBILITY cable TV. Furn. No What a deal! 4x4, $21,000, Grey, home. Apply online: sion, tuition reim- weekends and holi- TO AWARD A pets. $420 + $200 PETS & Come to excl. condit. www.Howard 3994 ask for James. bursement & FREE days. The job an- LEASE BASED 500 SUPPLIES 298 Plant Rd Ukiah Find everything Hospital.org LEE KRAEMER dep. 462-4476 707.236.2686 co-op child care. nouncement listing UPON RESPONSES AKC Pomeranian 467-6453 or Real Estate Broker WANTED 219701 Honda CRV 2004 Industrial Mechanic Must pass pre-em- qualifications and TO THIS ADVER- Puppies 2 females you’re looking for in TO RENT Summers Ln EX 4WD, 36k mi, needed to perform a ployment physical, educational re- TISEMENT AND 370 $750 2 males $650 SCHOOL STREET WILL NOT REIM- Ft Bragg 964-2718. fully loaded, new wide variety of skilled drug test & back- quirements and the STUDIO OR 1bd apt. Ready to go to a the classifieds. OFFICE/RETAIL BURSE ANY COSTS tires, asking mech. duties to in- ground check. city application can 1 person, up to $550. good home! 1300+/- sq. ft. w/pkg. ASSOCIATED WITH $16,500 obo, ALL stall, troubleshoot, re- APPLY AT be obtained on our No/D/D/S/P Please call GARAGE RESPONSES TO offers considered pair, & modify equip. 915 W. Church St. website atwww.ci. 462-6093 (707)485-1884 SALES BRAND NEW! THIS ADVERTISE- 590 707-489-2458 & facilities to assure Ukiah or fax healdsburg.ca.us BUILD TO SUIT MENT WANTED TO Chihuahua Pure- quality of product, resume or by calling the Honda CRV ‘99 Office or Medical 380 SHARE RENT bred Pups. Very meet regulatory req. 877-382-7617 City of APARTMENTS AWD, 5spd., runs 1974+/- sq. ft. w/pkg. $475 bedroom in tiny. 2 male 1 fem. 9 www.trinityys.org Healdsburg 300 UNFURNISHED great. 104K mi. & maint. excellent quiet home. weeks. Call 489-0553 safety. EOE Personnel Office, 1bd.$650 & 1 studio $8300. 744-1283 DOWNTOWN No S/P/D. Req: Min HS diplo- 401 Grove Street, $575. N/P. Garb. wtr. Chihuahua Valentine PUBLIC Hi-traffic loc. Ofc. Ste 468-5556 CARS ma, vocational or MENTAL HEALTH Healdsburg, CA pd. Downtown Ukiah. male pup. White. W/ 1600+/- sq. ft. w/pkg. INVITED 680 FOR SALE Call Today WORKER to provide 95448. Phone 357-5575 Furn Rm res. wrkg carry case. Sire 2lbs. tech. training pref. VFW Post 1900 FOR SALE: 2005 perform Tig/Mig 1 to 1 support and in- 707-431-3322. indiv. cbl/frg/micro & $700 707-513-9131 BREAKFAST & MED. OFFICE or NEWER HONDA PILOT EX- welding, understand tervention to a female Apply by 2/20/08, util incl. N/S/P/D Free adult male INDOOR FLEA 468-3500 RETAIL 2 BEDROOM CELLENT COND. elect. systems. child who is placed in 5:00 PM. $475 + 475 462-9225 Rottweiller MARKET South Orchard DW/Garage + Pool 68M MILES 19,950 Carousel provides a a group home in Up- EOE/AA/ADA. to good home. 3400+/- sq. ft. w/pkng $885mo. 463-2325 Sat. Feb.9 743-1449 full benefits prgm & per Lake in Lake Co. 467-0942 Veteran’s Min. 3yrs exp. work- Large room in large 401K. E-mail resume River Oak Charter 468-8951 PARK PLACE Perfct 4 Valentine's! Memorial Hall ing with behaviorally house. $490 + $490 [email protected] School is seeking 1 bd. $800, 2 bdr. 2 tan toy poodle 293 Seminary Ave. challenged children OFFICE SPACE dep. util incl. 718- Ukiah or fax# 707-485-7036 part time on-call $910 TH $1050. pups! $300 and exp. in group $330/mo. 2110 INST. ASST FOR MAINTENANCE Pool/garg. 462-5009 obo. 707-972-6665 Breakfast homes/foster home PERSON 202 W. Perkins Severely disabled Spacious 2bd. Pool. 8am-11am-$4 settings also req’d. approximately 5 272-7388 SEEKING clean, qui- Red Nose Pit Bull $11/hr + bene. H20, trash pd. $825. Flea Market Sell It Fast Flex hrs 15-20 hours per week. et, working male. Puppies. 4 fem. 3 m. 7hrs/day. Start ASAP DEPARTMENT OF N/P. 462-6075 8am - 2pm hrs/wk. Competitive SDOE. Pre employ- Kitchen, laundry privi- Ready to go on 1/18. Tree of Life Charter VETERANS Se habla espanol. Table Rentals $5 pay. Email resume $175ea. 489-5541 School 462-0913 or ment physical, live AFFAIRS (VA) leges $450/mo+ Call 462-7622 With to: jdtconsultant SPACIOUS 2bd1ba. Sandra 485-0402 scan and TB tests re- COMPETITION FOR $250 dep. N/S/P 462- EL PUBLICO @aol.com quired. Pick up EXISTING LEASE $850. Townhouse 1946 INSTRUCTIONAL LOCATION $895 INVITADO NCO Head Start - application at Ukiah PARA The VA currently oc- POOL, LAUNDRY, VFW Post 1900 Ukiah 555 Leslie St, Ukiah. Westside $525w/util. PROFESSIONAL Sales Clerk. 2 yrs cupies 5,900 net usa- CARPORTS Desayuno y Cook I/II - Prep nutri- Quiet, tidy, woman TEMP LEAVE retail exp. Computer/ ble square feet of No Section 8. Pulga tious meals for young Share kit, bath, W/D Russian Guard Dogs á Daily REPLACEMENT website/music knowl- space at 630 Kings 463-2134 Caucasian Ovcharka S bado el children, cook exp. N/S/D/P, 467-1467 (up to 12 mos w/ edge a plus. 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Disabilities in in Round Valley. space with the follow- Assistant II their home and su- Instruct youth in ing requirements: pervise staff. shall be limited to two In addition to whispering sweet nothings in your loved one’s ear, Ukiah & Willits basic skills sub- For further info go Office 485-5168 buildings with same jects. Teaching owner located in the this Valentine’s Day, put your message in print with “Love Lines” to: www.mss.ca.gov Cell 489-0022 cred req’d. same business park to: “Career Opportu- Prenatal Educators Mendocino County and the buildings Let that certain someone know how enchanting! nities” OR call the MCHC’s Little Lake & Office of Education shall be within 300 you feel with a Valentine Love Line. Use the form below to express “Love Job line: (707) 467- Lakeside Health Ctr. For an application feet of each other 5866. Closes seek Prenatal Educa- packet visit with shared parking Compose your message to make it Lines” to your loved one. 2/15/08. tors. P/T 1-yr perina- spaces, and at least poetic, funny or dramatic. The cost is Your loving message will be published www.mcoe.us/jobs one of the buildings tal exp. req. Bilingual or call Join our dynamic and shall provide no less low and the outcome is sure to be Thursday, February 14 in the Journal. a+ Fax: 707-468-0793 707-467-5012 than 4,350 net usable compassionate Home [email protected] Care Team awarded as DEADLINE: square feet. A DEADLINE: Monday, February 11th www.mchcinc.org for job lease for a five (5) oneof the "Top 100 description. 2/15/08 year firm term will be agencies in the United considered with one States" for quality per- Promotional group TLC Child & five (5) year renewal seeks Contract VVaalleennttiinnee LLoovvee LLiinneess formance. Full benefits Family Services option period. F/T RN, P/T RN, Project Director. To be considered, Write your message in the space below. Use five average words per line with one word in each space. If you Organization, team seeks 2 additional P/T LVN homes for Shelter the site must be lo- need more lines, use a separate sheet of paper. Minimum 3 lines. Please send payment with order form. work, experience & Home Care and Care program cated within the Cen- (85¢ for each additional line) Hospice Services county knowledge Applicants need to tral Business District Mendocino County req. Salary DOE. have at least 1 spare (CBD) and shall be Call: 707-459-1818 Send resume to bdrm to house a child within or bounded by Audrey or Nancy [email protected] for up to 30 days. the delineated area KZYX&Z or call 964-9010 Guaranteed monthly as follows: South of E. Perkins $5.00 Public Radio allotment. Generous Real Estate & Mar- increase upon place- Street, East of Leslie Business Support St., North of E. Gobbi $5.85 keting Professionals - ment. Income tax-ex- Coordinator, FT, sal- St and West of HWY $2K-$8K per week . empt. Exp. with chil- $6.70 ary, benefits. Full job 101. Site must in- 1-866-564-8493 dren req. Parents will clude street level or $7.55 desc online kzyx.org www.learn4cash.com receive training, + So- handicap accessible cial Worker, in-home entrances and on-site $8.40 Hemodialysis Postion support & respite. parking for 25 vehi- $9.25 Reuse Technician Need 1 or 2-parent cles, including handi- Ukiah, CA homes, with 1 parent cap spaces. $10.10 home full time. Home DaVita has a great opportunity for job Special consideration with no more than 1 will be given for sites $10.95 advancement in the medical field. This position biological child consid- is 40 hours per week, 10 hour days which on or in close proxim- Your choice add $2.50 are flexible. Work in a great team-oriented ered. Retirees invited ity to public transpor- Photo +$5.00 to apply. Contact TLC environment in a small community. tation routes. Offer- TOTAL 707-463-1100 ors shall provide evi- The Reuse Technician position is responsible for Lic#236800809 the safe and effective reprocessing of dialyzers dence that offered properties are out- Your Name and the preparation of the dialysis machine for Ukiah residential hemodialysis patient treatments. Responsibilities side the 100 year Address include cleaning and sterilizing equipment, supplies childrens facility flood plain, be seis- and work areas observing reuse equipment and is looking for caring, mically retrofitted, City Phone R.O. water system for correct functioning and responsible individ- certified to be within logging results. Other duties include properly uals to come join our acceptable limits for bagging and removing all refuse, infectious waste radon and shall not team. Some exp. pre- Mail or drop by: and linen from the unit, as well as ensuring supplies be next to a tavern. are kept stocked and storage areas are maintained. ferred but not neces- Offerors shall also Journal Classifieds Valentines not accepted Build or submit your resume online at: sary. Will provide on provide evidence of 590 S. School St. www.davita.com/careers or contact: the job training. Start- proper zoning and P.O. Box 749 [email protected] ing sal. $12.12 hr. city approval. A mar- Ukiah, CA 95482 over the phone. 403B, great benefits ket survey of offered & vacation package. properties will be conducted by VA. 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