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7 58551 69301 0 FRIDAY June 23, 2006 50 cents tax included DAILY JOURNAL ukiahdailyjournal.com 44 pages, Volume 148 Number 75 email: [email protected] Discussion on ordinance turns testy By KATIE MINTZ whose terms coincide with those of the The Daily Journal UKIAH CITY COUNCIL councilmembers who appointed them. The Ukiah City Council covered a If passed, the ordinance will allow number of topics Wednesday evening at each councilmember to nominate a its regular meeting, some with a tinge of to the City Planning Commission. planning commissioner, but will also testy discussion. Currently, the city has five planning require the council as a whole to ratify Of the most fervent was the council’s commissioners -- Ken Anderson, Kevin the selection by a full vote at a City deliberation regarding the introduction Jennings, James Mulheren, Judy Pruden Council meeting. of an ordinance that would affect how and Michael Whetzel -- who were each planning commissioners are appointed appointed by a council member, and See COUNCIL, Page A-10 ANEW PLACE TO PLAY Ukiah soldier killed in Iraq Orchard Park to open on Saturday The Daily Journal Sgt. Jason Buzzard, 31, of Ukiah, has been reported killed in Iraq. The Department of Defense has not yet made a public announcement although a family member has confirmed his death. Buzzard was a Ukiah High School graduate and served in the Army with the Echo Company, 2-8 Infantry Battalion, Second BCT, 4th ID. The Daily Journal hopes to provide more information about this young man in Saturday’s edition. Anyone wishing to share memories or stories about Jason is asked to call UDJ reporter Ben Brown at 468- 3521 or e-mail him at [email protected]. Public input sought in off-highway use of national forest By JAMES ARENS agreements with the Off- The Daily Journal Highway Motor Vehicle The State of California Division. These agreements Department of Parks and would support OHV manage- Recreation and the Mendocino ment activities, including facil- National Forest have been part- ity operation and maintenance, ners for more than 23 years in trail maintenance, law enforce- providing funding assistance ment and restoration. for the management of off- The grants that are being applied for are: Isaac Eckel/The Daily Journal highway vehicle (OHV) recre- Aleyna Molgaard tests out one of the slides on the new play structure at Orchard Park. The new park will ation on national forest lands A Facility Operations and be added to the nearly dozen public parks already scattered throughout Ukiah. though the California State Maintenance Grant that OHV Cooperative Agreement would help maintain OHV Program. staging area campgrounds and Regulations mandated by the support facilities. State of California require and A Trail Conservation and Community invited to help celebrate request annual public participa- Maintenance Grant to help By LAURA MCCUTCHEON tion in the fund allocation support annual trail mainte- The Daily Journal process. “We have a very active nance. OHV program,” said Mike A Law Enforcement Grant ater balloon tosses, sack Burmann, OHV program man- to help regulate and provide races, tug of war, hot ager in the Upper Lake District. safe, family oriented OHV dogs and more will be So, the Mendocino National experiences. W available at no cost to the Forest would like some assis- A Restoration/Resource public during the grand opening of tance in providing a great expe- Protection Grant to help in Orchard Park on Saturday. rience to forest visitors. any repairs because of OHV The new addition makes about a “We would like input from damage in non-designated dozen public parks in the city of anyone who uses the forest,” areas. Ukiah, according to Sage Sangiacomo, Burmann said. “We are doing An Equipment Grant to this to notify people that we are aid in the replacement or See PARK, Page A-10 applying for grants and to ask upgrade of the Upper Lake for letters of support or input.” Ranger District mini-trail A fountain awaits thirsty kids at Mendocino National Forest dozer, which is used in mainte- the new Orchard Park. The city Service would like to share nance of the trails. will host a grand opening this information and to ask for input “We apply for these grants Saturday from 11 a.m. until 1 p.m. from the public about the but we also have to compete MNF’s 2006-2007 application proposals for cooperative See OHV, Page A-10 Santa Rosa man arrested in wake of shootings in Covelo 5 now arrested on drug, weapons charges have been involved in the cultivation of marijuana in a 5,000- Pacheo was booked into county jail on a $20,000 bond. Rick The Daily Journal plant garden found near the bodies of Robert Cory Want, 28, Sanchez, 38, Rafael Gutierrez, 34, and Hugo Barragan 23, of Mendocino County sheriff’s deputies have made another and Ivan Tillotson, 28, both of Covelo. Santa Rosa and Jose T. Maldonado, 46, of Mexico, have also arrest in the investigation linked to the shooting deaths of two Evidence gathered during the investigation into those deaths been arrested on drug and weapons charges in connection with Covelo men on Saturday. led sheriff’s deputies to Sonoma County, where a series of that marijuana garden.. Amador Pacheo, 34, of Santa Rosa, was arrested Wednesday searches led deputies to arrest Pacheo with the help of Sonoma So far, no suspects have been named in the deaths of Want on suspicion of conspiracy to commit a crime and cultivation County law enforcement. and Tillotson, but MCSO is continuing to investigate the case and sale of marijuana. Smallcomb said evidence gathered in the searches could not with the help of federal and state agencies. Further arrests are MCSO Capt. Kurt Smallcomb said Pacheo is believed to be disclosed because the case remains under investigation. expected.

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[\ gent, passionate, com- ately missed. the California Col- Saints. Empire Mortuary daughter in law Mark and plicated, magnetic man. He Friends and family are lege of Arts and Crafts in Service , Ukiah is Kathleen Linn, of loved books, invited to attend a fu- Oakland where she assisting the family. Cloverdale, daughter and plants, music, cats and neral service on Saturday is Professor Emerita, work- [\ son in law Julie and chess. Always a June 24, 2006 ing as a Research WILLIAM “BILL” LINN Ed Litton and grandchil- sportsman, Charles first 2:00 pm at Eversole Associate at the Boyer dren Rebecca, Benja- ran cross country Mortuary, 141 Low Gap Research Institute min, Elizabeth, Samuel and then the mile in high Road Ukiah, CA (707) 462- which included fieldwork in Fiona. Bill is also school. He became a tri- 2206. diverse parts of survived by his mother athelete in college. He took Private interment. In the world including Alaska, Doris Linn of Clover- up skiing after lieu of flowers memorial New Mexico, Peru dale, brother John Linn of college and it remained a contributions may be made and Lapland. She co- Panama City, Pan- lifelong passion. He in his name to authored “Apache Moth- ama, and niece and nephew added surfing a few years EPIC (the Environmental ers and Daughters,” an Landee Linn and ago and played Protection Informa- award winning por- Barrett Linn. basketball recreationally. tion Center), P.O. Box 397 trayal of four generations An informal celebration He loved music. He Garberville, CA of Apache women of Bill's life will be played the oboe as a child 95542 (707) 923-2931 after doing extensive field- held on Sunday, June 25th and the guitar as www.wildcalifornia.org work on the Mesca- at 49 Mittelstadt CHARLES EDWARD POTEET an adult. [\ lero Apache Indian Lane, Cloverdale from 12 Poteet, Charles Edward Charles was an alumnus RUTH BOYER Reservation. to 4 p.m. All those who - Born as Leslie Carl of California State On June 20, 2006 Ruth She is survived by her knew Bill are invited. Gaines on November 11, University at Chico where McDonald Boyer sister, Melva Orgill, William "Bill" Linn In lieu of flowers a dona- 1957 in Kansas he received a passed away in Ukiah at sons, Nehemiah Bear and passed away in his home tion may be made in City, Missouri died in his bachelor’s and a master’s the age of 87 follow- Dewey Boyer, on June 16, 2006 surround- Bill's name to the ALS Ukiah home Mon- degree in Comput- ing an extended illness. She grandchildren, Jedidiah ed by his family. Center at UCSF, 350 day, June 19, 2006 at 48 er Science. He was a com- is remembered and Autumn Bear, Mi- Bill was an Electrical Parnassus Ave., Suite 500 years of age. He is munity college in- for her many accomplish- cah and Joshua Boyer and Contractor, who will long San Francisco Ca. 94117, survived by his beloved structor by profession. He ments as an Anthro- one great-grand- be remembered for his wit, Memorial Hospice, mother Thelda Eli loved being an ed- pologist and as a wonderful child, Scarlet Bear. charm and enter- 821 Mendocino Avenue, and his brothers and sis- ucator and was most mother. Among Memorial Services will be taining stories. Bill loved Santa Rosa, CA 95401 or ters, Elizabeth Borto- recently on the faculty at these include as Assistant on Saturday, his family, fishing, your favorite charity lotto, Andrea Poteet, John Mendocino Junior College. Professorship at June 24, 2006 at diving for abalone and Arrangements are under Poteet and Adrian Charles touched many the University of 1:00p.m. at the traveling. the direction of the Poteet. people’s lives pro- California, Berkeley, being Ukiah Church of Jesus Bill leaves behind his Eversole Mortuary 707- Charles was an intelli- foundly and will be desper- a Department Chairman at Christ of Latter-Day- wife Camille, son and 462-2206

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ving under the influence of an intoxi- POLICE REPORTS cant: all DUI cases reported by law believed range of up to 9,300 miles, is potentially capable of enforcement agencies are reported by reaching the mainland United States. The following were the newspaper.The Daily Journal makes compiled from reports no exceptions. The world briefly prepared by the Ukiah Bush says Hungary’s long struggle to Police Department. To CORRECTIONS escape communism should inspire Iraq anonymously report GOP-controlled Senate rejects calls by BUDAPEST, Hungary (AP) — Fifty years after Hungary’s crime information, call An article on Page 1 of Democrats to start withdrawing troops revolt against communism, President Bush said Thursday that 463-6205. Thursday’s edition inadver- war-weary Iraqis can learn from this country’s long and bloody ARREST -- Luz Stubbs, tently misstated a comment by WASHINGTON (AP) — The GOP-controlled Senate gave an election-year endorsement to President Bush’s Iraq policy on struggle against tyranny. “Liberty can be delayed but it cannot 29, of Santa Rosa, was arrest- Kim Logan. She did not say be denied,” the president said. ed on suspicion of driving she is confident the Thursday, soundly rejecting Democratic demands to withdraw troops from the 3-year-old war that has grown increasingly “Iraq’s young democracy still faces determined enemies, under the influence in the 700 Mendocino County Office of people who will use violence and brutality to stop the march of block of North State Street at Education will approve a peti- unpopular. Vice President Dick Cheney criticized the Democrats’ posi- freedom,” Bush said in a speech concluding a quick trip to 11:55 p.m. Wednesday. tion for Ukiah Academy of the Hungary and Austria. “Defeating these enemies will require Stubbs was released after Arts Charter School, but tion, saying on CNN, “Absolutely the worst possible thing we could do at this point would be to validate and encourage the sacrifice and continued patience, the kind of patience the good being cited. rather that she is confident the people of Hungary displayed after 1956.” state will approve the petition terrorists by doing exactly what they want us to do, which is to leave.” Under threatening rain clouds, Bush spoke to several hun- if MCOE does not. dred people at Gellert Hill with a panoramic view of Budapest, SHERIFF’S REPORTS The Ukiah Daily Journal reserves this But Senate Democratic leader Harry Reid of Nevada said, space to correct errors or make clarifications “Demanding a change of course is not irresponsible. It’s not the twisting Danube River and the hills beyond. Rumbles of The following were to news articles. Significant errors in obitu- thunder occasionally punctuated his remarks. ary notices or birth announcements will unpatriotic. It is the right thing to do.” He criticized Bush and compiled from reports Republicans in Congress as being “content with no plan and no Warily watching developments in Iran and North Korea, the result in reprinting the entire article. Errors administration prodded Tehran to respond as early as next week prepared by the may be reported to the editor, 468-3526. end in sight.” Mendocino County The administration has repeatedly said that U.S. troops will — and by mid-July — to an offer of incentives to suspend its Sheriff’s Office: stay in Iraq until Iraqi security forces can defend the country disputed nuclear program. It also said preparations were “very BOOKED -- Kimberleigh LOTTERY NUMBERS against a lethal insurgency that rose up after the 2003 U.S.-led far along” for a possible test launch of a long-range missile by Shea Myers, 32, of Redwood North Korea but it was not certain if it would, indeed, be fired. DAILY 3: night: 2, 2, 5. invasion toppled Saddam Hussein. Valley, was booked into jail In back-to-back votes, the Senate agreed with the president “What we hope they will do is give it up and not launch,” on suspicion of driving under afternoon: 6, 6, 3. said National Security Adviser Stephen Hadley, traveling with FANTASY 5: 14, 20, 29, and turned back two Democratic proposals to begin withdraw- the influence and driving with ing most of the 127,000 American forces in the war zone. Bush. suspended privileges at 7:13 33, 34. a.m. Wednesday. DAILY DERBY: 1st Earth is hottest it’s been in 2,000 years, Those arrested by law enforcement Place: 05, California U.S. spurns talk of pre-launch strike on officers are innocent until proven guilty. Classic. study says, and humans are to blame People reported as having been arrest- North Korea missile, suggests retaliation ed may contact the Daily Journal once 2nd Place: 11, Money WASHINGTON (AP) — The Earth is running a slight fever their case has been concluded so the Bags. WASHINGTON (AP) — The U.S. suggested Thursday it has limited ability to shoot a North Korean missile out of the sky from greenhouse gases, after enjoying relatively stable temper- results can be reported. Those who feel 3rd Place: 09, Winning atures for 2,000 years. The National Academy of Sciences, after the information is in error should con- Spirit. and spurned suggestions of a pre-emptive strike on the ground. tact the appropriate agency. In the case reconstructing global average surface temperatures for the past Race time: 1:46.82. Still, it warned the Koreans would pay a cost for a missile of those arrested on suspicion of dri- launch. two millennia, said Thursday the data are “additional support- The nation’s missile defense system, which now includes ing evidence ... that human activities are responsible for much Crews battle 13,620-acre fire about a dozen interceptor missiles in Alaska and California and of the recent warming.” on some Navy ships, has suffered multiple test failures since Other new research showed that global warming produced President Bush ordered the Reagan-era program accelerated in about half of the extra hurricane-fueled warmth in the North northeast of Santa Maria early 2001. Atlantic in 2005, and natural cycles were a minor factor, Associated Press Turner. Overnight, a half-mile Missile defense experts disagree on current U.S. ability to according to Kevin Trenberth and Dennis Shea of the National SANTA MARIA — stretch of the blaze bumped destroy a long-range missile once it is fired. But they seemed in Center for Atmospheric Research, a research lab sponsored by Firefighters worked in hot, up against the ridge but fire- agreement that shooting at it — and missing — would be a huge the National Science Foundation and universities. dry weather Thursday as they fighters were able to hold embarrassment. The academy had been asked to report to Congress on how battled a blaze that has con- their positions. “They con- A better solution, said Bush’s national security adviser, researchers drew conclusions about the Earth’s climate going sumed more than 13,000 acres trolled it at that point,” Turner Stephen Hadley, was for the North to “give it up and not back thousands of years, before data was available from mod- of chaparral, pine and grass- said. “But if it gets over to the launch” the missile that the U.S. believes is being fueled and ern scientific instruments. The academy convened a panel of 12 lands in Los Padres National wilderness, we are going to prepared. “We think diplomacy is the right answer and that is climate experts, chaired by Gerald North, a geosciences profes- Forest. have to chase it.” what we are pursuing,” Hadley said. sor at Texas A&M University, to look at the “proxy” evidence A 10-mile-long swath of More than 1,000 firefight- Tensions persisted over North Korea’s apparent preparations before then, such as tree rings, corals, marine and lake sedi- flames threatened to roll over ers, aided by five air tankers to test-fire a Taepodong-2 missile amid disagreements over a ridgeline bordering a wilder- and eight helicopters, had U.S. military options for responding. The missile, with a See BRIEFLY, Page A-11 ness area that has larger trees contained about 35 percent of and brush but no vehicle the Perkins Fire, which access, said U.S. Forest Watch Repair Service spokesman Jim See FIRE, Page A-11 Since 1893

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COMMUNITY FRIDAY, JUNE 23, 2006 – A-3 Editor: Richard Rosier, 468-3520 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected] What’s Playing Community Foundation awards FRIDAY grants to local organizations ‘A MAN AND HIS SECRETARY’ -- Comedy play has been The Daily Journal extended; Ukiah Playhouse; 1041 Low Gap Rd.; Ukiah; 8 p.m.; At its June meeting, the 462-9226. Board of Directors of the BLUE SKY BAND -- Country dance music; 7 p.m. to 10:30 Community Foundation of p.m.; Ukiah Senior Center; 499 Leslie St., Bartlett Hall; $8 Mendocino County awarded members, $9 non-members; adults 21 and over welcome. $100,000 in grants to local WILL SEIGEL AND FRIENDS -- music; Himalayan Cafe; organizations through the 1639 S. State St.; reservations recommended; 467-9900. Community Enrichment DJ DANCE MUSIC -- DJ dance music; with Smokin’ Joe; Grant program. lots of drink specials; Perkins Street Lounge; 228 E. Perkins The Community St., Ukiah; 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. Foundation recognizes that there are many ways that local organizations and vol- SATURDAY unteers improve the quality of life in our communities. HELENE -- Singer/guitarist; 3 p.m. to 6 p.m.; Coffee Critic; Everyone has a personal pas- 476 N. State St.; 462-1840. sion. For some it is the small- SALMON BARBECUE AND RAFFLE -- Fundraiser for town communality of having the Ukiah Rod and Gun Club salmon and steelhead restoration a community center for cul- effort; 5 p.m. to 7 p.m.; Ukiah Elks Lodge; 1200 Hastings tural and educational events, Road; 463-0730, 462-5228; $17/adults, $6/children under 12. or preserving our history and CAMENAE -- Traditional Irish music; 9 a.m. to noon; at the cultural heritage. For others Farmers’ Market; on School and Clay St.; downtown Ukiah. it is finding ways to engage ‘A MAN AND HIS SECRETARY’ -- Comedy play has been and nurture children, or help- extended; Ukiah Playhouse; 1041 Low Gap Rd.; Ukiah; 8 p.m.; ing youth and adults to better 462-9226. understand the natural world BELLY DANCING -- Himalayan Cafe; 1639 S. State St.; in which we live. Health and Ukiah; reservations recommended; 467-9900. safety are important to many, REDBUD -- Live music; 7 to 10 p.m.; Potter Valley Cafe; as is assisting the poor. 10761 Main St.; Potter Valley. Community Enrichment NOR CAL DJ’S -- DJ’s from northern Calif.; Ukiah Grants support all of these Brewing Co.; 745 N. State St; Ukiah; 9:30 p.m.; $5. The Point Arena Lighthouse is a beacon of community history and heritage. This avenues for making grant will be used to refurbish the entrance gate and road leading to the light- DJ DANCE MUSIC -- DJ dance music; with Smokin Joe; Mendocino County a better lots of drink specials; Perkins Street Lounge; 228 E. Perkins house. The lighthouse was one of many organizations to receive an award grant place to live. from the Community Foundation. St., Ukiah; 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. Community Foundation SHOTGUN WILLIE -- Country dance music; 7 p.m. to funds are established by local agement of this disease, and Girls Club, saying it local produce from the 10:30 p.m.; Ukiah Senior Center; 499 Leslie St., Bartlett Hall; people and organizations which can be devastating if takes more than slogans, has Farmers‚ Market. In return, $8 members,, $9 non-members; adults 21 and over welcome. who want to re-invest their left unchecked. She travels developed StreetSMART, a the low-income families will philanthropic dollars in a around the county to perform comprehensive gang resis- volunteer 15-30 hours in the SUNDAY county that is special to screenings in order to bring tance and violence preven- community garden. The food them. They select the area this important service to peo- tion program. The grant will grown in the garden will be DANCE WAVE -- Weekly Freestyle community dance for that is of interest to them and ple in remote locations. This support implementation of used at the Healthy Start fitness and release; Mendocino Ballet Studio; 205 S. State St., know that their charitable grant helps pay for her sup- this program in Ukiah. Family Resource Center. Ukiah; 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.; sliding scale donation; 489- dollars will go far, thanks to plies. • Consolidated Tribal • Mendocino Community 3345. the hard work and creativity Health: Positive Parenting Center: The Mendocino WEEKLY DART TOURNEY -- Weekly dart tournaments of Mendocino County non- Youth: Arts classes help parents identify, Community Center is the hub are held Sundays at the Hopland Brewery; 13351 Hwy. 101 S., profit and volunteer organi- cope with and address chil- of the Village of Mendocino Hopland; 3 to 6 p.m.; 744-1361. zations. and History dren’s challenging behaviors. with activities taking place PETE ESCOVIDO -- Second Sundays in the Park concert; Here is a summary of • Ford House Early intervention is proven from early in the day until Todd Grove Park; Ukiah; 6 p.m.; free. recent grants. If you would (Mendocino): Few people, to prevent issues such as sub- late at night and weekends. MEDITATION ON THE INNER LIGHT AND SOUND -- like to be a part of the especially young people, can stance abuse and criminal The funds will be used for Meditation instruction and weekly group practice; 7:30 to 9:30 Community Foundation and imagine what it was like to behavior later in life. The weather damage repairs, p.m.; Willits; free; call for directions; 459-4444. developing local philan- live on the isolated Children’s Clinic works with which must be complete thropy, call 468-9882 or visit Mendocino Coast during the issues including child abuse before next winter’s storms. TUESDAY our Web site: www. commu- time of the early settlers. or neglect, substance depen- Assisting with the project are nityfound.org. They cannot comprehend the dence or abuse, school prob- many volunteers who will strong work ethic and inge- lems, grief and loss, depres- provide over 300 hours of KARAOKE -- Every Tuesday; Perkins Street Lounge; 228 E. sion, anxiety, Autism Perkins St., Ukiah; 8 p.m.; no fee. Emergency nuity that was needed for volunteer labor. survival. The Living History Spectrum Disorders, and • Potter Valley Response, Program makes the hardships ADHD (Attention Community Parks and Health and Safety and pleasures come alive Deficit/Hyperactivity Recreation: The Potter Valley Local entertainers excel through a program that gives Disorder). community has been hit hard • Anderson Valley Fire 2nd and 3rd graders hands- • Adventure over the past decade by the and the public can Department: In Anderson on experiences performing Ropes/Rafting (Leggett): closing of key businesses and Valley the volunteer fire some of the everyday chores Outdoor programs in Leggett department responds to many tragedies involving local of early Mendocino life. have withstood the test of youth. The community has weigh in on local issues cardiovascular emergencies • Mendocino Art Center: time, evolving to provide that require CPR. Because responded by coming togeth- Lookin’ good... In the July Art instruction in the schools residents of Mendocino er to create a Community CPR is most successful when has borne the brunt of bud- County, especially youth, issue of “Popstar Magazine,” administered within the first Action Plan, forming a Jesse McCartney is featured, getary cutbacks. There is an with outdoor learning experi- Community Parks and Looking five minutes, AVFD is train- overwhelming need for chil- ences that are fun, challeng- along with his mother Ginger ing as many community Recreation organization and (Sarber) McCartney, a local dren’s exposure to art. The ing and contribute to person- members as possible in CPR. al growth and development. purchasing a 23-acre proper- Ukiah High School graduate. about Art Center’s free, instruc- ty where several organiza- With help of an adult and a tional youth field trips are This grant will help purchase There’s a great picture of his By Carole pediatric manikin from the tions serving youth and Mom, his sister, and Devon heavily used by schools dry suits that will allow the Hester Community Foundation, adventure rafting program to adults in the community can Near and SPACE creator throughout the coast, creat- be located together. The AVFD is teaching CPR to ing an interest in art that may take place in the spring and Laurel Near. people at the Health Center, grant will support a master Now, being a TAD over the last for a lifetime. fall as well as the summer. movie star n the drama, Senior Center, Ambulance • Nuestra Alianza plan for the property. age that would normally pur- • School of Performing • Redwood Coast Wellness “Keith.” Service, Adult Education Arts and Cultural Education: (Willits): Support for Plan chase and peruse this rag, it UPT’s run extended... Program and the School Center (Gualala): For many took me twice through to find The grant will be used to Vacacional, a summer pro- Ukiah Players Theatre pro- District. Bi-lingual classes gram that helps immigrant years volunteers have been the story, simply because the help match a Cowell meeting in Gualala with the duction of “A Man And His are offered. Foundation grant for phase children appreciate their par- magazine layout is so busy. Secretary” has been extended • Coast Neighborhood goal of having a health-ori- However, on page 84, there III of construction for the ents‚ culture using the histo- with two additional perfor- Emergencies Services Team SPACE Theater (including ry, holidays, arts, culture lan- ented recreation center on they are, Ukiah’s “very own.” mances June 23-24, at the (Coast NEST): Mendocino eleven acres of land adjacent The story is about Jesse stage, wings, gallery, and guage and sports of Mexico. Ukiah Playhouse on Low Gap County is isolated and could rehearsal studio). SPACE to Bower Park. This grant using his fame for good caus- Road. Both performances easily become cut-off from will assist in the hiring of a es, helping his Mom fulfill a encourages youth to be cre- Community Centers begin at 8 p.m. Tickets are help in a disaster. This group ative, responsible and com- part-time program coordina- lifelong dream -- opening a available at Mendocino Book of volunteers is committed to & Projects tor to assist the volunteers kids’ arts program in Ukiah. passionate through training Company and through the local disaster preparedness in dance, theater, music and • Caspar Community carry the project forward. Near and Arnold’s SPACE Ukiah Playhouse box office at through Community (School of Performing Arts cultural education. Center: The Caspar 462-9226. Emergency Response Team Community Center is a hub and Cultural Education) “is Written and directed by training. The grant will be Historical Sites one of the most amazing, cut- Youth: Environment on the coast and the meeting guest artist David Babcock, used for training supplies. place of countless groups and • Babcock House (Willits): ting edge performing arts pro- “A Man And His Secretary” is • Hopland Volunteer Fire A group of volunteers in grams for youth in the state,” • Redwood Valley Outdoor classes. Hundreds of meals a poignant and laugh-out-loud Department: Plans for a com- Education: RVOEP is an out- are served at the Center each Willits are working to trans- said Jesse. love story is set against the bination Fire “When my mom was a teen door environmental educa- month: potlucks, Fourth form the historic Babcock background of a 40-year House/Community Center in tion program dedicated to Sunday Breakfasts, commu- House into a museum with an growing up in this small town working relationship. The cast Hopland will enable the fire of Ukiah, she and her best connecting students of all nity dinners, fundraising extensive collection of Pomo of “A Man And His department to house the ages to their place in the nat- events. An industrial grade baskets and artifacts related friend used to dream that Secretary” includes Jason majority of the fire apparatus when they grew up they’d ural world. A grant for trans- dishwasher will insure to the famous racehorse Davis, Karen Soberanis, Doug under one roof, have a train- portation costs will enable healthy, safe meals with ster- Seabiscuit. come back home to Ukiah and Hundley and Keith Aisner. ing space, and also a building start a performing arts school more students to participate ilized dishes. • Point Arena Lighthouse: Flag mania... The Daily that can be used as a commu- in this valuable program. • Comptche Community The Point Arena Lighthouse for kids.” Journal. has a place where you nity meeting hall. This wonderful young man • Round Valley’s Hall: Built in 1913, this cen- is a beacon of community can vote as to whether or not • Mendocino County Fire Watershed Education and ter of Comptche community history and heritage. This said that through SPACE, it’s okay to fly the flag up on Safe Council: Mendocino Jesse feels he can give back to Training Program: WET is life is being held together grant will be used to refur- the hill. So if you go to County is at great risk of a currently a part of five class- with a lot of love and volun- bish the entrance gate and not only his mother, but her www.ukiahdailyjournal.com, major wildfire, resulting in hometown and the arts all at rooms in the Round Valley teer support. But a roof is road leading to the light- you can vote!! loss of lives and homes, elementary and middle needed. The North façade house. the same time. Cyber cafe... There’s a forests and other natural SPACE is given great school. The expended fund- was re-roofed in 2004, and • Point Cabrillo new Christian owned and resources. The grant will ing will support hands-on the volunteers are now rais- Lightkeepers: Over the past kudos in this national publica- operated business on Perkins support a project to raise tion. To learn more about vocational training at the ing funds to re-roof the other several years, the Point Street called Respectech. You public awareness through high school in natural three hall facades. SPACE, go to www.spaceper- may have been intrigued to Cabrillo Light Station has demonstration projects in resources management: • Laytonville Community been transformed from a formingarts.org watch the building change vegetation clearance. Homes This town has a lot of stream restoration, stream Supported Agriculture and state of disrepair to a meticu- character as murals were of elderly and/or disabled survey and monitoring, fish- Sustainable Food Systems: which to be proud. being painted on the outside. lously reconstructed histori- people will be used for the eries management, and biolo- This project brings together cal site. The grant will sup- Congratulations to everyone It is a computer repair, pur- demonstrations. who ever influenced, guided gy. many different groups who port continuation of the reno- chase, access, coffeehouse • Ukiah Valley Medical are contributing to the or taught this young man. He and many other things. Here is Center -- Diabetes Education vation of this site which has seems to have “got it right.” Youth: Recreation Laytonville community. become a source of pride and their web site which is under- and Screening: The Diabetes Community Supported Jesse will release a new CD development educator at Ukiah Valley and Prevention interest for visitors and resi- on August 8 on Hollywood Agriculture memberships to dents alike. www.respectech.com I like Medical Center is committed • Boys & Girls Club 15 low-income families, Records and the superstar to early detection and man- singer is about to become a See LOOKING, Page A-5 (Ukiah): The national Boys allowing them to receive See GRANTS, Page A-5 A-4 – FRIDAY, JUNE 23, 2006 FORUM Editor: K.C. Meadows, 468-3526 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected] Letters from our readers VIEWPOINTS Lyme often goes untreated To the Editor: Like Dr. Werra’s tick bite, I did not see a bull’s eye rash (erythema migrans) in my THOMAS D. ELIAS red, swollen hand back in 2001. Neither did the ER doctor who said “it could not possi- bly be Lyme disease” and gave me steroids. Ditto the next doctor, who thought I might have broken my hand, which he put in a cast despite negative X-rays. But I did have Lyme, tested so highly LNG moving closer; positive that it had to be reported to the Centers for Disease Control. The CDC has need still unknown stated that perhaps as few as 10 percent of true Lyme cases meet the reporting criteria. Federal officials are now in the midst of their legal- My son had a two-inch circular rash ly required 60-day periods for soliciting public com- behind one knee. It never enlarged, never ments on permits for emissions of both air pollutants formed a bull’s eye, and he never had flu- and wastewater from a huge new coastal project called like symptoms. Yet he later tested CDC the Cabrillo Deepwater Port. positive. When a project reaches this phase, it is generally Perhaps you can thank the Western almost locked in. Fence Lizard for keeping the incidence of This means that unless a lone consumer lawsuit Lyme disease low in Mendocino County. against it succeeds, the Australian energy giant BHP But perhaps you also have to thank the doc- Billiton Ltd. will soon begin building California’s first tors who underdiagnose it. liquefied natural gas import terminal 14 miles off the If Dr. Werra gets sick months or even coast of Ventura County. It would be the first LNG ter- years from now, and the diagnosis leans minal on America’s West Coast. toward CFS, fibromyalgia, MS, ALS, And yet, recent testimony from the president of the Parkinsons, or even psychiatric illness, I state Public Utilities Commission indicates regulators hope he will remember his non-expanding don’t have any idea whether it’s needed. rash. The likelihood of serious side effects pole and flag within city limits or in the Kathy Davidson was given just a small 70- This project -- which would guarantee high natural from antibiotics becomes far less likely county? If in the county, what is the existing day window to produce “some event” with gas costs in perpetuity for almost every business and than the serious repercussions of untreated law regarding height limits? I travel fre- Mark. Her ideas, print design, mailers, press consumer in this state -- could only get as far as it has Lyme disease. quently to Lake County and see other 40- releases, fliers and work at the event itself because every regulating authority involved says Sharon Hawkes foot flag poles waving the American flag created a special evening that many will there’s a need for the gas it would provide. Some of the Auburn, Maine along Highway 20 in Mendocino County, never forget. She and her staff handled reser- same regulators also have said they believe LNG will one being right on the road by the buffalo vations from all over the state and should be bring gas prices down despite costs of more than $5 ranch. commended. billion to build each terminal and the massive ships to On school uniforms Secondly, and most importantly, we have A special thank you to sponsors Anderson serve it. many, many more serious matters with Logging, Selzer Realty World, Ken Fowler Despite all this, there is no firm evidence of any To the Editor: which we should be using our energies to Motors, Grace Zwicky, Ukiah Beauty need at all for LNG, gas which is supercooled to a liq- Students don’t want school uniforms combat. Our country is engaged in a war, our College, and to Richard Rosier, the Daily uid state at its faraway foreign sources and then reheat- because they make you feel like you have young people are killing each other, families Journal features editor, and Carole Hester, ed to a gaseous state after giant tankers have carried it no freedom. Also most people don’t want are splitting apart, gangs are taking over who represented the Journal at the event. As halfway around the world. to look alike. I’m against school uniforms parts of our society, drug and alcohol abuse a result, a Ukiah High School scholarship How flimsy is the evidence? Before Gov. Arnold because it’s sometimes expensive. They is on the rise, children are being sexually and new law enforcement scholarship were Schwarzenegger appointed a longtime natural gas make you feel like you’re going to work. molested by so called “trusted” adults, funded. industry lobbyist to head the state Energy Believe me kids already feel like they’re reports of espousal abuse is becoming com- Marilyn Butcher Commission, that agency never reported any need for going to work by going to school and it mon, the environment is being trashed, and Ukiah Area Republican Women LNG. The federal Department of Energy projected gets annoying after awhile. political candidates spend their time Federated three years ago that California’s consumption of gas First of all I wouldn’t want uniforms unearthing the sordid, unethical, and illegal Ukiah would not rise significantly in the next 15 years despite because it feels like you have no freedom goings on of the opposing candidate. Trust is population increases. and your personality is being taken away. I headed out the window. And we are com- Thanks from Schapmire The only major study reporting an impending short- don’t like the fact that students’ parents are plaining about a 40-foot flag pole? age and coming need for LNG was from Sempra trying to make kids wear the same thing One last thing, I have a standard size flag To the Editor: Energy, the San Diego-based owner of both the everyday. Then it makes you feel like you on a pole hanging out from my front porch. I am honored to be elected as the next trea- Southern California Gas Co. and the San Diego Gas & have to do everything alike. I don’t think In comparison, it is much much smaller than surer-tax collector of Mendocino County. I Electric Co. But Sempra has a conflict of interest: it is it’s alright that the parents think just the one on the hillside but, the appearance of want to take this opportunity to thank all the now building an LNG receiving terminal in Baja because our clothes change our grades will. size between seeing my flag from even two people who helped me along the way. First California that will supply gas to border regions of Also I wouldn’t wear them because if streets away and looking up toward the one and foremost, I would like to thank the voters Mexico and to the Sempra-owned utilities in you’re trying to make gangs stop it’s just on the hillside, my flag appears many, many of this wonderful county. I would also like to California. When one part of Sempra is buying natural going to make them upset. So what I’m try- times larger. thank the individuals who contributed time, gas from another, who will control the price? ing to say is that we don’t want uniforms Come on people. Enough already! Let energy, and/or money to my campaign. In That task belongs to the Public Utilities because it takes away personality, it’ll us unite together to work for the things that addition, I want to thank everyone who Commission. But those commissioners meekly fell in make people mad, and things won’t really really matter. allowed us to place a sign on their property. line when big utilities including the Sempra sub- change just because our clothes do. If mid- Dottie Kauffman The support was overwhelming and this truly sidiaries asked permission early last year to give up dle schools are next to get uniforms Eagle Ukiah was a team effort. about one-fourth of their reserved space on the two Peak Middle School will start a petition to I learned a lot through the election process major pipelines now bringing gas here from Texas, say kids at our school don’t want uniforms. Thank you and I can honestly say that I would not be Oklahoma and Colorado. Jessica McCoy where I am today without the support and ded- To the Editor: Let’s get this right: The assumption behind LNG is sixth grade language arts ication of my co-workers, friends, and family. that a shortfall is coming soon, but the PUC is also Eagle Peak Middle School As president of Ukiah area Republican I will continue to work hard for the people of Women, I want to thank the community for allowing utilities to give up gas coming from the major Mendocino County for years to come. domestic sources. The PUC has never explained how the wonderful support we received at “An Shari Schapmire Thank you Evening with Mark Fuhrman” book signing this computes. treasurer-tax collector elect The assumption of both the Schwarzenegger admin- To the Editor: of “A Simple Act of Murder: November 22, 1963.” istration and many others is that the PUC knows what I would like to thank the following busi- it’s doing. But recent sworn testimony from PUC nesses for supporting Community Care Brutocao Winery were gracious hosts and Flag’s not hurting anyone caterers. President Michael Peevey indicates that may not be Independence Plus in the Human Race: To the Editor: true. Defatte Equipment, Dig Music, Boutique Mark Fuhrman was very generous with his time and attention to our guests. His spe- In regards to the flag, common sense In an early spring state Senate hearing, Democratic 120, Triple S Camera, Poma TV, Pacific would be appropriate here. Considering where Sen. Martha Escutia of eastern Los Angeles County Internet, Schat’s Bakery, Thurston cial presentation on the JFK assassination from a perspective of a homicide investiga- the flag is, personally I don’t see where it’s asked PUC President Peevey (a former president of the Automotive, Independent Adult Services, hurting anybody. Of course, if it was in some- Southern California Edison Co.) if the commission Gilbreath and Park Optometry, Baby Boom tor and “inside information” on the O.J. Simpson, the Martha Moxley investigations one’s yard in a residential area, that would be would develop a state master plan on natural gas, and the many anonymous donors. a tad different. It is, after all, the American including an assessment of need. Your support helped make the event a during his Q and A period were fascinating and captivated the audience. He also gave flag. Not the KKK, or the Mexican flag or a “We are not equipped to do an analysis,” responded successful fund-raiser for the agency. Confederate one either. It’s too bad the City Peevey, who added that he prefers to let the market Thank you. special attention to the many law enforce- ment officers that were present, which was Council has to expend all that energy on this decide the matter. He did not say how there can be a Margaret Ridgway instead of taking care of the people. Guess free market when two of the state’s three biggest gas Community Care Management appreciated by them and by me. The many volunteers and workers were they’re still pushing their agenda. utilities belong to the same company that will be sup- Corporation Chuck Savage plying the gas and setting its price. Ukiah invaluable and were an integral part of the success. Our event coordinator and planner Ukiah Does this mean the state agency most vital in autho- rizing the biggest coastal projects in decades (LNG ter- minals are also proposed at three other sites besides Enough already Cabrillo) did no analysis before authorizing LNG to be To the Editor: WHERE TO WRITE added to the state’s natural gas supplies and letting the I would like to address the controversy utilities give up pipeline space? Peevey did not President George Bush: The White Sacramento, 95814. (916) 319-2001; Santa respond to multiple requests for a telephone interview regarding the 40-foot flag pole on the House, 1600 Pennsylvania Ave., Washing- Rosa, 576-2526; FAX, Santa Rosa, 576- western hillside. First, is this offending flag on these subjects. ton, D.C. 20500; (202) 456-1111, FAX 2297. Berg's field representative in Ukiah Meanwhile, the assumption of need appears almost (202)456-2461. office located at 104 W. Church St, Ukiah, pervasive. Example: In a letter to the editor, the chief Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger: 95482, 463-5770. The office’s fax number is executive of the Ventura County Economic LETTER POLICY State Capitol, Sacramento, 95814. (916) 463-5773. E-mail to: Development Association wrote in April that The Daily Journal welcomes letters to the 445-2841; FAX (916)445-4633 [email protected] “California will need additional sources of natural gas editor. All letters must include a clear name, Sen. Barbara Boxer: 112 Hart Senate Senator Wes Chesbro: State Senate beginning as early as 2008.” signature, return address and phone number. Office Bldg., Washington, D.C. 20510; District 2, Capitol Building, Room 5100, His letter cited a report issued by the state Energy Letters are generally published in the order (202)224-3553; San Francisco, (415) 403- Sacramento, 95814. (916) 445-3375; FAX Commission while ex-gas lobbyist Joe Desmond was they are received, but shorter, concise letters 0100 FAX (415) 956-6701 (916) 323-6958. Ukiah office is P.O. Box its chairman. That report contradicted earlier ones indi- are given preference. Because of the volume cating domestic supplies would be adequate. of letters coming in, letters of more than 400 Sen. Dianne Feinstein: 331 Hart Sen- 785, Ukiah, 95482, 468-8914, FAX 468- words in length may take longer to be print- ate Office Bldg., Washington, D.C. 20510. 8931. District offices at 1040 Main St., Suite The bottom line: LNG is almost a done deal, with- ed. Names will not be withheld for any rea- (202)224-3841 FAX (202) 228-3954; San 205, Napa, 94559, 224-1990, 50 D St., Suite out so much as a single public hearing on the issue of son. If we are aware that you are connected Francisco (415) 393-0707; senator@fein- 120A, Santa Rosa, 95404, 576-2771, and need and price. to a local organization or are an elected offi- stein.senate.gov 317 3rd St., Suite 6, Eureka, 95501, 445- cial writing about the organization or body 6508. Email: [email protected]. Thomas D. Elias is a syndicated columnist. on which you serve, that will be included in Congressman Mike Thompson: 1st your signature. If you want to make it clear District, 231 Cannon Office Bldg, Washing- Mendocino County Supervisors: you are not speaking for that organization, ton, D.C. 20515. 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gry on a regular basis but cannot access day- Grants time services. • Ukiah Community Center: The Food Continued from Page A-3 Bank is opening four food pantry sites to get food to people in remote locations. The grant Poverty will help with additional food and transporta- •Mendocino Coast Hospitality Center: tion costs. This is the only homeless shelter serving the area from Elk to Westport, but that is only Other half of the story. More than half of the 50-60 dinners served each night are for residents of • Mendocino Spay Neuter: Funds will be the community, including the working poor. used to assist low-income people with The Center has a Community Development spay/neuter costs for their pets. Block Grant to remodel its building, but • Ukiah Senior Center: Assistance to lacked the funds for a commercial stove. upgrade the Center to better accommodate • Plowshares: Support for a new the needs of the senior citizens, including Plowshares facility that will enable the orga- automatic front doors and modernized win- nization to better serve school children and dows to maintain more consistent tempera- low-income working adults who now go hun- ture in the building.

The house and grounds -- décor 28, and service 30). underwent major transforma- Luciano is now resting in Looking tion over a four-plus year peri- the Meditation Garden at Continued from Page A-3 od ˆ expansion and restoration Victorian Gardens, next to his of the house making it a four younger brother, Stefano, who their murals and am especially guest room Inn with owners was also a physician from endeared to the one “Bridging quarters and a Dining Room Rome. the gap between people and serving dinners to guests and No formal memorial ser- technology.” In fact, I can the public at large. vice will be held; however, think of some classes I need! 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their fresh picked products with customers looking for superior ‘Billy Elliot,’ to be shown as taste. COMMUNITY BRIEFS Upcoming event information for the Saturday market is A Healing Cooperative’s free movie available at the information table in the pavilion at Alex A free showing of the movie Billy Elliot will be Wednesday Thomas Plaza during market hours. afternoon, June 28 at 2 p.m. at the Ukiah United Methodist Mendocino County RCD Board Thank you to the market’s wonderful sponsors Parducci Church as an activity of A Healing Cooperative, a project that of Director’s meeting rescheduled Wine Cellars, Ukiah Natural Foods Co-Op, City of Ukiah, promotes healing through community and self-help support. Zack’s Restaurant, Les Schwab Tire Center, and Mendo Lake The story focuses on Billy Elliot, a boy whose distaste for The Board of Directors of the Mendocino County Resource Credit Union. boxing leads him to try the other activity offered at the local Conservation District has rescheduled it’s regular monthly gym, ballet. He must struggle against the judgments of his meeting for 8 a.m. today, at 405 S. Orchard Ave., Ukiah, CA. Janus lecture series to begin today miner father and the rest of the town, even as a strike is threat- For more information, call the RCD office at 468-9223 ext 3. with new venue, at Washington Mutual ening his family’s livelihood. The film was nominated for three Academy Awards, and was the winner of the Best British Film Eating disorder support group forming A six week lecture series, presented by Urmas Kaldveer, of 2001 at the British film awards. It shows that inside every Ph.D., teacher, traveler, story teller, will begin will take place An eating disorder support group for adolescents is now one of us is something special that is waiting to break free. today, from 10 to 11:30 a.m. at Washington Mutual Bank. For Admission is free and the film is open to the public. There forming. This will be led by a certified therapist in a Ukiah more information, call 472-0114. office. For more information, or if interested in joining, call will be lots of free popcorn and other refreshments. There will 354-0612. Parents with questions are welcome to call also. also be a time for an informal discussion at the end of the film. Antique Automobile Club of America For more information, call 462-3360 ext 203, email [email protected], or visit our Web site at www.uki- Coyote Valley summer food program to celebrate anniversary on Sunday ahumc.org and click on AHC Activities. to run through Aug. 25 The Redwood Empire Region of the Antique Automobile Club of America (AACA) will be celebrating the region’s 30 St. Mary’s School to hold 3-day The USDA and Coyote Valley Tribal Council are sponsoring year anniversary on Sunday with a tour up the Old Redwood a summer food program, providing free lunches for children Highway from Santa Rosa. There will be a coffee stop in rummage sale July 1, 2, and 3 aged one year to eighteen years old. From June 19 through Aug. Cloverdale at Antiques and Uniques, 124 South Cloverdale 25, lunches will be served Mondays through Fridays from noon The public is invited to come to the bargain hunter’s best- Blvd. Participants will stop for lunch at the Ukiah Garden Cafe, kept-secret for some wonderful deals on everything from cloth- to 1:30 p.m. at the Coyote Valley Gym. Adults cannot be served. 1090 South State St., Ukiah at 1 p.m. For more information, call 485-6770. ing to cookware, books to blankets, jewelry to jazz cds. Drop by The AACA is the oldest and largest automobile historical St. Mary’s School’s bi-annual rummage sale and pick up a trea- society in the country. It was founded in 1935 and the member- sure or two. Held in the school auditorium, the rummage sale Dam Dog Walks to take place Sundays ship has grown to over 60,000 members world-wide. It is dedi- will be open on Friday, June 30 from 9 a.m. to 4 p..m, on at Lake Mendocino cated to the preservation, restoration, and maintenance of auto- Saturday, July 1 from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m., and on Sunday, July 2, mobiles and automobile history. from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Sunday is “$1 a Bag” day but don’t wait This is no ordinary dog walk. Inspired by Cesar Millan, The More information about the AACA can be found on the web till then because your favorite bargain may be gone. Dog Whisper, this is a structured one-hour dog walk designed site at www.aaca.org. For more information about the Redwood The rummage sale is currently accepting donations of clean to get dogs moving in a migrating pack mode to promote a more Empire Region, go to the national web site, select Region loca- and gently used clothing and household goods. The school is balanced pooch. It’s good for the humans as well. All dogs must tor, then select California, click find, then click on Redwood located at 991 S. Dora St. in Ukiah. For more information, be on leash and under control. Empire Region. please contact the St. Mary’s School during their summer office Meets every Sunday morning at 8:45 a.m. at the Lake hours from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. at 462-3888 or Susie Levoe at 459- Mendocino Dam, Lake Mendocino Dr. Pack leader is Sallie Assault Awareness workshop for women 9230. Palmer of Well Mannered Mutts 463-3647. Cost $1 donation to to be held Saturday, June 24 the Humane Society for Inland Mendocino County. a 501C3 Re-build Thrift Store to open July 1 to 2 non-profit organization. Project Sanctuary is sponsoring a self protection/assault awareness workshop for women led by 5th Aikido Blackbelt The Ukiah Community Center (UCC) and food bank are Grateful Gleaners seeking to strengthen Gayle Fillman. This live workshop is free of charge to women embarking on an exciting new adventure. Beginning July 1 and community through ‘gleaning’ and girls and will take place Saturday, June 24 from 10 a.m. to 2 the UCC is opening a thrift store that specializes on building 5 p.m. at the Aikido on 901 S. Oak St. in Ukiah. Participants can materials such as lumber, drywall, siding, fencing, flooring, The Grateful Gleaners are dedicated to promoting the learn the right attitude and assertiveness skills to minimize the windows, cabinets, power tools and electrical and plumbing growth, preservation, and sharing of local, seasonal, organic possibility of becoming a victim. Participants will also learn items. They will kick it all off with a weekend-long parking lot food through communally harvesting fruits, vegetables, and how to easily pick up on danger signals, and be trained to de- sale. The idea behind this came from a need to keep ongoing nuts. They harvest and distribute the excesses offered by gener- escalate situations to cope with potential threats or assaults. funds coming into the programs UCC operates such as the food ous growers in the community. A portion of the harvest is Participants can learn how to break the “freeze response” in any bank, crisis line, homeless services and supportive and transi- donated to certain groups in the community. People who grow emergency and react with confidence. Effective self defense tional housing and Coast Community Center in Fort Bragg. “In fruits, vegetables or nuts and who have extra to share, and peo- techniques will be demonstrated and used by participants for this day of cutbacks and rising costs, non-profit groups are ple who would like to glean with the Grateful Gleaners are wel- both physical and mental well being. Fillman will be teaching being forced to find creative solutions to ongoing cash flow comed to contact Karen Gridley at 459-2101. the skills necessary to reduce anxiety or fear of violence in shortages,” says Executive Director, Kari Hackett. one’s daily life. UCC hopes this idea is a win-win for the community. Having Mendocino National Forest Service to Pre-registration is required, call 462-5141 or 462-9196 and a thrift store for building materials will keep usable items out of host public workshops June 17 and 24 leave name and phone number of the interested party on the our landfills, offer job training and employment to homeless voicemail, stating if a return phone call is necessary. individuals and provide the community center with much need- The Mendocino National Forest Service will hold public Participants should bring a lunch and wear comfortable clothing ed operational and program funds. The community center is workshops on Saturday, June 17 and Saturday, June 24 from 10 practical for a participant’s typical day. now accepting donations of any of the materials mentioned and a.m. to 1 p.m. to discuss its designated Off Highway Vehicle Project Sanctuary is a non-profit organization committed to will even pick items up throughout the area. To donate items, (OHV) route system. These are follow-ups to workshops held in providing safety and resources for physically, sexually, and please call Kari Hackett at 462-8879 during the week of 272- February and March. The workshops will be identical but will emotionally abused people in the community. For information 1006 evenings and weekends. The parking lot sale will begin be held in different locations on different dates to allow some about free counseling services, support groups, shelter services, July 1 from 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Re-Build store’s new loca- flexibility for interested persons to attend. The June 17 meeting or volunteer opportunities, call 462-9126 between 8:30 a.m. and tion at 195 E. Gobbi St., and again July 2 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. to take place at Forest Supervisor’s Office at 825 North 4:30 p.m. A 24 hour crisis line is available to the public by call- Hot dogs, donuts and beverages will be available on the first Humboldt Ave. in Willows. The June 24 meeting will be at the ing 463-HELP from Ukiah, 459-HELP from Willits, or 964- day. The thrift store will then be open every Friday and conference center in the Cabaret room on 200 South School HELP from Ft. Bragg. Collect calls are accepted. Saturday from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. beginning July 7 and hopes to street in Ukiah. increase hours soon after that. Come help the Community All users of the Mendocino National Forest are encouraged Center launch this exciting thrift store. to participate, including hunters, anglers, campers, hikers, Folk guitarist to perform at ice cream equestrians, off-highway vehicle users, mountain bike riders, and other interested persons. social on June 26 Ukiah High School class of 1989 Persons requiring special accommodations to participate in Yummy ice cream, tasty pies, hot coffee and entertainment to hold 20 year reunion Aug. 5 the workshops can contact the Mendocino National Forest at await attenders of the Monday, June 26 Ice Cream Social held Ukiah High School Class of 1986 is holding a 20 year (530) 934-3316; TTY (530) 934-7724; or e-mail at Bartlett Hall, Ukiah Senior Center from 2:30 to 3:30 p.m. [email protected]. reunion August 5, 2006. For more information, contact uki- Cost is nominal, just $1 for members, $1.50 for non-members. [email protected] or call 468-5344. To help locate missing Paid members with birthdays in June or over age 90 get in free. classmates, read current biographies, and get tickets for the Ukiah Farmers’ Market to hold Robin Cottrell, folk guitarist, is guest entertainer along with party go to www.ukiahi86.com. regulars Dolores Carrick and Russ Johnson. Mark Larose, CEO special children’s programs of UVMC is the celebrity scooper with Eric Larson as M.C. The market is every Saturday morning, from 8:30 to noon, All costs for the social are donated by Safeway stores, Kathy ELECTRONIC May through October, downtown in the Alex Thomas Plaza. Davidson, John Bogner, Gary Nix, Inez Hosea, Floyd Knox, Pat PROTECTION Customized Wireless Security Live music and fresh coffee and pastries are available every Nicholson and several seniors. Profits help fund center activi- BY week. This month’s markets will offer large varieties of fresh ties. For Your Individual Needs veggies and handpicked fruits, oyster and ocean-fresh salmon, Windmills Restaurant offers a door prize of two breakfasts (4 DEEP honey, spices, meats, and flower and bouquet arrangements, total) and an anonymous donor offers $50 cash every month VALLEY Security Pro and much more. with magic red tickets selling 6 for $5. The senior center thrift SECURITY Ukiah’s Farmers’ Market will have special events for chil- store has a special table of discounted jewelry just for the social. Authorized Dealer dren the last Saturday of every month through October. The For more information call Nancy at 485-5231 or to become a (707) 462-5200 theme for June 24 is “What’s at the Farm ?” Potter Valley 4-H member (all ages) call 462-4343. 960 N. State Street, Ukiah members will be bringing farm animals to the lawn area at Alex www.deepvalleysecurity24.com Thomas Plaza to meet with children from 9 to 11 a.m. Members LIC.#AC031951-800-862-5200 CONT. LIC.#638502 of the local spinners’ guild will be demonstrating wool spin- HIV testing to be held on Tuesday, ning. This will be a great opportunity for children to learn about June 27 supported by MCAVN local farming. Every Saturday of the Farmers’ Market season, families can MCAVN will offer free, rapid HIV testing as part of National meet local farmers and learn about their food sources. Certified HIV Testing Day, Tuesday June 27, from noon to 7 p.m. at 148 Farmers’ Markets are a guarantee that the farmer or an employ- Clara in Ukiah and 802 N. Franklin in Fort Bragg. Call 462- ee of the farmer grew the product. It directly links farmers and 1932 for an appointment or walk-in. Come to the 7 777 T THH C O U N T Y R L L A A K K E E C O U N T Y R O O D D E E O O July 7 th & 8 th • 7:00 pm Professional Rodeo - CCPRA Mutton Bustin’ to Team Roping Saturday Night Rodeo Dance with Lou Derr Bootleg 9:00 pm SPORTS FRIDAY, JUNE 23, 2006 – A-7 Sports Editor: Tony Adame, 468-3518 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected]

WORLD CUP LOCAL CALENDAR Bye, bye American guys: U.S. out at World Cup

SATURDAY, JUNE 24 Frustration and failure to Ghana 2-1 Thursday in a the United States, which car- The United States, which “We worked real hard to JOE DIMAGGIO LEAGUE BASEBALL game they had to win to ried high hopes — and a No. 5 has never won a World Cup get back in the game,” coach • Mendo at Trinity, Doubleheader, 11 a.m. define United States on UKIAH SPEEDWAY advance to the tournament’s world ranking from FIFA — game in which it trailed, tied it Bruce Arena said. “I am disap- • Late Models, Bandoleros, Modifieds, world’s largest stage Bombers, Real Stocks at Ukiah Speedway knockout phase. onto soccer’s biggest stage. when Clint Dempsey scored pointed in the judgment of the 6:30 p.m. -Calendar listings are culled from the most With thousands of red, Four years ago, the Americans in the 43rd minute with a referee in the penalty call. We recent schedules provided by the schools By RONALD BLUM white and blue-clad fans made the quarterfinals of the smashing 10-yard shot off a would have liked to come out and organizations in our coverage area. Please report schedule changes or incorrect The Associated Press cheering them on in Franken- World Cup. perfect feed from DaMarcus at halftime even, with a listings to The Daily Journal Sports Department at 468-3518. NUREMBERG, Germany Stadion, the Americans fell Haminu Draman put the Beasley. But Ghana captain chance to win the game. That — There was no glory for the flat against a Black Stars team Africans ahead in the 22nd Stephen Appiah converted a was a big call. United States at this year’s that was stronger and faster. minute, breaking in alone on penalty kick in the second “Having said that, we could TV LISTINGS World Cup, only frustration Surprising Ghana advanced goalkeeper Kasey Keller after minute of first-half injury time have been better in the second TODAY and failure. along with Italy from Group colliding with Claudio Reyna, after American defender half with our own opportuni- WORLD CUP The Americans were elimi- E. who crumpled to the ground Oguchi Onyewu was called Saudi Arabia vs. Spain, 6:55 a.m. (ESPN) Tunisia vs. Ukraine, 6:55 a.m. (ESPN2) nated in the first round, losing It was a bitter ending for in pain. for a foul in the penalty area. See WORLD, Page A-9 France vs. Togo, 11:55 a.m. (ESPN2) Korea vs. Switzerland, 11:55 a.m. (ESPN2) MLB Atlanta at Tampa Bay, 4 p.m. (TBS) Oakland at San Francisco, 7 p.m. (FOX) GOLF PGA Booz Allen Classic, Second Round, 4 p.m. (USA) MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL SATURDAY, JUNE 24 WORLD CUP Round of 16, 7:30 a.m. (ABC) Round of 16, 11:55 a.m. (ESPN) Knicks MLB Oakland at San Francisco, 1 p.m. (FOX) Atlanta at Tampa Bay, 4 p.m. (TBS) GOLF PGA Booz Allen Classic, Second Round, noon (ABC) COLLEGE BASEBALL College World Series, 4 p.m. (ESPN) TRACK & FIELD AT&T U.S. Outdoor Championships, 3 p.m. fire (ESPN2) AUTO RACING IndyCar Racing, Sun Trust Indy Challenge, 5 p.m. (ESPN20 NASCAR Racing, Busch Series AT&T 250, 6 p.m. (FX) COMMUNITY Brown The Associated Press DIGEST NEW YORK (AP) — Larry Brown was fired by the New York Knicks on Ukiah Lions Youth Football & Thursday and replaced as coach by presi- Cheerleader sign ups dent and general manager Isiah Thomas. In Brown’s one season in New York, The Ukiah Lions Youth Football the Knicks stumbled to a 23-59 record — & Cheer will be holding sign ups for football players and cheer- second worst in the NBA and matching leaders on July 8 from 8 a.m. - 10 the most losses in club history. a.m. at Anton Stadium. For more information call Chuck Brown endured a miserable season Thornhill at 485-7600. with the Knicks, squabbling with star guard Stephon Marbury and other players City of Ukiah 2006 Co- and missing three games in April because Ed Softball Season of illness. He had only one worse season The City of Ukiah Community as a coach, when he went 21-61 with the Service Department announces San Antonio Spurs in 1988-89. the beginning of the 2006 Co-Ed His coaching status had been in limbo Softball Season. League play is scheduled to for months, and reports surfaced in May begin in mid-August and run that owner James Dolan was looking to through October. Sponsor fees are $350 per buy out Brown’s contract. It was at about team and $30 per player. The that time that Brown called himself a sponsor fee is due at the time of registration, and player fees will “dead man walking” because of the be collected from team managers uncertainty. at the first game. Registration will be accepted The Hall of Fame coach signed a five- through July 28. Registration year deal with the Knicks before last sea- forms or additional infortmation is available at the City of Ukiah son worth a reported $50 million. Recreation Department or at Brown, a Brooklyn native, described www.cityofukiah.com. his hiring last year as a “dream job,” and Ukiah Dolphins Swim the Knicks hoped his homecoming would Club Fundraising lead to a long-awaited return to the play- BBQ July 1 offs. But despite a league-high payroll of more than $120 million, New York strug- The Ukiah Dolphins Swim Club gled throughout the season. would like to invite retired Dolphin swimmers, their families, friends, “No one in our organization is happy and the general public to a with last season and we all accept respon- fundraising BBQ in Todd Grove Park on Saturday, July 1 from 6-9 sibility for our performance,” Thomas p.m. said in a statement released by the The Dolphins, in coordination with the Ukiah Soroptimist and the City of Ukiah, are working together to support the renova- See BROWN, Page A-9 tion of the Ukiah city pool and the associated complex. The cost will be $10 for adults and $5 for children ages eight and under, with cobbler dessert available for an additional $1. Feds seize For tickets, please call Kristin at 462-3594 or Sheryn at 489-5346. Coyote Valley Men’s Summer Basketball BALCO League signups Signups are beginning for the 2006 Coyote Valley Recreation Men’s Summer Basketball documents League. There is a $200 sponsor fee D. Ross Cameron/ANG Photo due by June 22, and a $10 player Conte identified as source fee due before the first game. San Francisco Giants second baseman Ray Durham makes a barehanded, over-the-shoulder There is a mandatory managers catch Wednesday against the Los Angeles Angels. Durham and the Giants start the Battle for meeting June 22 at 7 p.m. , and for S.F. Chronicle reporter each team is guaranteed six the Bay today, hosting the Oakland Athletics at 7 p.m. games plus playoffs beginning on via e-mail correspondence June 26. Games will be played on Monday and Wednesday nights. By DAVID KRAVETS and PAUL ELIAS For more information call Coyote Valley Recreation at 472-2233 or The Associated Press 472-2234. SAN FRANCISCO — E-mails seized Chico State Women’s by federal authorities identify the con- Basketball Camps victed founder of the Bay Area Laboratory Co-Operative as a source in Chico State University will hold the San Francisco Chronicle’s reporting two camps this summer, the first BAY BATTLE from June 26-30, is an overnight on the steroids scandal, according to an or commuter camp for junior high and high school girls. Instruction Oakland and San Francisco are teams headed in different directions online court filing that accidentally in offensive and defensive funda- revealed confidential information. mentals will be key. There will be By JOSH SUCON and Giants on the other. Even if competitive play and instruction The filing details exchanges between from CSU women’s basketball ANG Newspapers people preferred one team, they Chronicle reporter Mark Fainaru-Wada staff and players. OAKLAND – When A’s short- didn’t hate the other team _ and The camp is for girls ages 12- and Victor Conte, who jokingly suggests 18, with an overnight fee of $325 stop Bobby Crosby compares the took civic pride whenever either in one message that he be placed on the including lunch and dinners. The Bay Area’’s two professional base- team fared well. fee for lunch and dinners with no “From what I remember, most newspaper’s payroll in exchange for overnight is $250 and for no ball teams, he refers to the A’’s as information about grand jury testimony meals and no overnight is $190. “the ghetto team,’’ a term he uses people liked both teams,’’ said A’s Camp runs from 8 a.m. - 9 p.m. affectionately to describe the blue- infielder Mike Rouse, who grew up by elite athletes. each day. It was unclear from the filing whether July 24-28 Chico State will collar, non-corporate team always in San Jose. “Maybe you favored hosst a day camp from 9 a.m. - 4 looking for attention in the shadow one, but you didn’’t hate the other Conte provided the reporters with grand p.m each day at a cost of $175. jury transcripts, but it does show Conte This camp is for girls ages 6-14 of the big city across the bay. team.’’ and will have an emphasis on “I went to Long Beach State and Slowly yet steadily over the last discussing the testimony of athletes about fundamentals and development. 10 years, that feeling has changed their steroid use. For more information call head Cal State Fullerton was our big coach Molly Goodenbour at 530- rival,’’ Crosby said. “They had all for a variety of reasons: the Giants Beginning in 2004, the Chronicle pub- 898-5123, or go to the Nike stuff. They were the pro- refusal to give back to the A’s the lished a series of stories citing the grand www.csuchico/athletics/wbk/cam gram with all the money. They territorial rights to the South Bay; ps/camps.html. ANG Photo jury testimony of Giants slugger Barry called us ‘The Dirtbags.’ We got the polarizing figure that is Barry Bonds, Yankees star Jason Giambi and dirty and did whatever it took to Oakland closer Huston Street Bonds; envy over the Giants new Ukiah Junior Giants has been dominant in June. others. Signup June 24 win. ballpark; witty marketing that “It’’s the same now. The Giants poked fun at the other team; and The government has been investigat- The Ukiah Jr. Giants, a free have the newer stadium. They have three-game series at AT&T Park. simply playing each other every ing who leaked the transcripts to Fainaru- baseball program for youth ages Wada and fellow reporter Lance 6-17, will be accepting interested a higher payroll. The A’s are the Seventeen years ago, when the year. participants this summer. younger child of the Bay Area. But A’s and Giants met in the World Nothing illustrated that better Williams. Both men are fighting subpoe- Signups will take place on nas to testify in that case. Saturday, June 24 from 11 a.m to we like going after the big older Series, it was billed as a Bay Area than when then-A’s outfielder Eric 3 p.m. at Big 5 Sporting Goods. brother that has more power.’’ lovefest between two teams whose Byrnes was heckled during a game Through his lawyer, Conte denied The Ukiah Jr. Giants are spon- in San Francisco a few years ago, sored by the San Francisco The two brothers renew a rivalry fans had a hard time choosing sides Thursday that he was the source of the Giants, Bank of America, and the that has steadily picked up momen- because they’d never had to pick turned around because the voices leak. tum since the inception of inter- sides previously. sounded familiar, and realized it league play 10 years ago, tonight in It was common to see fans wear- See DIGEST, Page A-8 San Francisco with the opener of a ing a split hat with A’s on one side See BATTLE, Page A-9 See BALCO, Page A-9 A-8 – FRIDAY, JUNE 23, 2006 SPORTS THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL

AAU BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD

N.Y. Mets at Toronto, 1:07 p.m. Italy 1, United States 1, tie Washington at Baltimore, 1:35 p.m. Thursday, June 22 MLB St. Louis at Detroit, 4:05 p.m. At Hamburg, Germany NATIONAL LEAGUE Chicago Cubs at Minnesota, 4:10 p.m. Italy 2, Czech Republic 0 Milwaukee at Kansas City, 4:10 p.m. At Nuremberg, Germany East Division Atlanta at Tampa Bay, 4:15 p.m. Ghana 2, United States 1 W L Pct GB Texas at Colorado, 5:05 p.m. New York 45 27 .625 — L.A. Angels at Arizona, 6:40 p.m. GROUP F Philadelphia 35 37 .486 10 Seattle at San Diego, 7:05 p.m. W L T GF GA Pts Florida 31 38 .449 12 1/2 Sunday’s Games x-Brazil 3 0 0 7 1 9 Washington 32 42 .432 14 N.Y. Mets at Toronto, 9:07 a.m. x-Australia 1 1 1 5 5 4 Atlanta 30 43 .411 15 1/2 Florida at N.Y.Yankees, 10:05 a.m. Croatia 0 1 2 2 3 2 St. Louis at Detroit, 10:05 a.m. Japan 0 2 1 2 7 1 Central Division Cincinnati at Cleveland, 10:05 a.m. Monday, June 12 W L Pct GB Atlanta at Tampa Bay, 10:15 a.m. At Kaiserslautern, Germany St. Louis 42 29 .592 — Washington at Baltimore, 10:35 a.m. Australia 3, Japan 1 Cincinnati 39 34 .534 4 Philadelphia at Boston, 11:05 a.m. Tuesday, June 13 Houston 37 36 .507 6 Chicago Cubs at Minnesota, 11:10 a.m. At Berlin Milwaukee 36 37 .493 7 Milwaukee at Kansas City, 11:10 a.m. Brazil 1, Croatia 0 Chicago 28 43 .394 14 Texas at Colorado, 12:05 p.m. Sunday, June 18 Pittsburgh 26 48 .351 17 1/2 Seattle at San Diego, 1:05 p.m. At Nuremberg, Germany Oakland at San Francisco, 1:05 p.m. Japan 0, Croatia 0, tie West Division L.A. Angels at Arizona, 1:40 p.m. At Munich, Germany W L Pct GB Houston at Chicago White Sox, 5:05 p.m. Brazil 2, Australia 0 San Diego 38 34 .528 — Thursday, June 22 Los Angeles 36 35 .507 1 1/2 At Dortmund, Germany Colorado 36 36 .500 2 Brazil 4, Japan 1 San Francisco 36 36 .500 2 At Stuttgart, Germany Arizona 36 37 .493 2 1/2 WORLD CUP Croatia 2, Australia 2, tie 2006 WORLD CUP Thursday’s Games GROUP G Tampa Bay 4, Arizona 1 (x-advanced to second round) W L T GF GA Pts N.Y. Mets 6, Cincinnati 2 FIRST ROUND Switzerland 1 0 1 2 0 4 Texas 5, San Diego 3 GROUP A South Korea 1 0 1 3 2 4 Kansas City 15, Pittsburgh 7 W L T GF GA Pts France 0 0 2 1 1 2 Florida 8, Baltimore 5, 10 innings x-Germany 3 0 0 8 2 9 Togo 0 2 0 1 4 0 Toronto 3, Atlanta 2 x-Ecuador 2 1 0 5 3 6 Tuesday, June 13 Minnesota 4, Houston 2 Poland 1 2 0 2 4 3 At Frankfurt, Germany Chicago White Sox 1, St. Louis 0 Costa Rica 0 3 0 3 9 0 South Korea 2, Togo 1 Seattle at L.A. Dodgers, 7:10 p.m. Friday, June 9 At Stuttgart, Germany Friday’s Games At Munich, Germany France 0, Switzerland 0, tie Florida (Moehler 5-5) at N.Y.Yankees (Wang 7-3), Germany 4, Costa Rica 2 Sunday, June 18 4:05 p.m. At Gelsenkirchen, Germany At Leipzig, Germany Philadelphia (Madson 7-4) at Boston (Beckett 8- Ecuador 2, Poland 0 France 1, South Korea 1, tie 3), 4:05 p.m. Wednesday, June 14 Monday, June 19 Cincinnati (Harang 7-5) at Cleveland (Westbrook At Dortmund, Germany At Dortmund, Germany 6-3), 4:05 p.m. Germany 1, Poland 0 Switzerland 2, Togo 0 St. Louis (Carpenter 6-3) at Detroit (Verlander 8- Thursday, June 15 Friday, June 23 4), 4:05 p.m. At Hamburg, Germany At Cologne, Germany Washington (Patterson 1-0) at Baltimore Ecuador 3, Costa Rica 0 Togo vs. France, noon (R.Lopez 4-8), 4:05 p.m. Tuesday, June 20 At Hanover, Germany N.Y. Mets (Glavine 10-2) at Toronto (Janssen 5- At Berlin Switzerland vs. South Korea, noon 5), 4:07 p.m. Germany 3, Ecuador 0 Atlanta (Smoltz 4-5) at Tampa Bay (Fossum 2-3), At Hanover, Germany GROUP H Submitted photo 4:15 p.m. Poland 2, Costa Rica 1 W L T GF GA Pts Milwaukee (Bush 4-6) at Kansas City (Keppel 0- x-Spain 2 0 0 7 1 6 The Ukiah U-14 AAU Girls basketball team took first at the Summer Slam GROUP B Ukraine 1 1 0 4 4 3 3), 5:10 p.m. Tunisia 0 1 1 3 5 1 Chicago Cubs (Marmol 1-1 or Prior 0-1) at W L T GF GA Pts Tournament in Roseville recently. Pictured, Left to Right: Jessica Graham, Emily x-England 2 0 1 5 2 7 Saudi Arabia 0 1 1 2 6 1 Minnesota (J.Santana 7-4), 5:10 p.m. Wednesday, June 14 Houston (Pettitte 6-7) at Chicago White Sox x-Sweden 1 0 2 3 2 5 Houghton, Carlie Montano, Kylie Carr, Ashley Lower, Ashley Villagomes, McKenzie Paraguay 1 2 0 2 2 3 At Leipzig, Germany (Contreras 7-0), 5:35 p.m. Spain 4, Ukraine 0 Texas (Koronka 5-4) at Colorado (Francis 5-6), Trinidad 0 2 1 0 4 1 Mangino, Mylee Borecky, Team Mascot Katie Williams, Coach Tracy Williams. Saturday, June 10 At Munich, Germany 6:05 p.m. Tunisia 2, Saudi Arabia 2, tie L.A. Angels (E.Santana 7-3) at Arizona At Frankfurt, Germany England 1, Paraguay 0 Monday, June 19 (En.Gonzalez 2-0), 6:40 p.m. At Hamburg, Germany Seattle (Meche 7-4) at San Diego (Peavy 4-8), At Dortmund, Germany Trinidad and Tobago 0, Sweden 0, tie Ukraine 4, Saudi Arabia 0 7:05 p.m. At Stuttgart, Germany Oakland (Blanton 7-6) at San Francisco (Schmidt Thursday, June 15 At Nuremberg, Germany Spain 3, Tunisia 1 6-3), 7:15 p.m. Friday, June 23 Pittsburgh (Perez 2-9) at L.A. Dodgers (Tomko 5- England 2, Trinidad and Tobago 0 At Berlin At Berlin Ukiah first at Roseville 6), 7:40 p.m. Ukraine vs. Tunisia, 7 a.m. Saturday’s Games Sweden 1, Paraguay 0 Tuesday, June 20 At Kaiserslautern, Germany Philadelphia at Boston, 10:20 a.m. Saudi Arabia vs. Spain, 7 a.m. Houston at Chicago White Sox, 10:20 a.m. At Cologne, Germany Against Sac Area, the two and Carlie Montano kept con- Sweden 2, England 2, tie At Kaiserslautern, Houghton, Lower Cincinnati at Cleveland, 10:25 a.m. SECOND ROUND teams played to a 25-25 half- trol of the boards, from grab- Florida at N.Y.Yankees, 1:05 p.m. Germany Saturday, June 24 notch double-doubles Oakland at San Francisco, 1:05 p.m. Paraguay 2, Trinidad and Tobago 0 Game 49 time tie, and were still knotted bing rebounds to blocks or N.Y. Mets at Toronto, 1:07 p.m. At Munich, Germany in title game Washington at Baltimore, 1:35 p.m. GROUP C Germany vs. Sweden, 8 a.m. at 37-37 at the end of the third steals. Our new addition, St. Louis at Detroit, 4:05 p.m. W L T GF GA Pts Game 50 Chicago Cubs at Minnesota, 4:10 p.m. x-Argentina 2 0 1 8 1 7 At Leipzig, Germany The Daily Journal quarter before Ukiah was able Mylee Borecky, is starting to Milwaukee at Kansas City, 4:10 p.m. x-Netherlands 2 0 1 3 1 7 Argentina vs. Mexico, noon Atlanta at Tampa Bay, 4:15 p.m. Ivory Coast 1 2 0 5 6 3 Sunday, June 25 Led by double-doubles by to pull away. settle in and fit into this mix Texas at Colorado, 5:05 p.m. Serbia-Montenegro 0 3 0 2 10 0 Game 51 L.A. Angels at Arizona, 6:40 p.m. Saturday, June 10 At Stuttgart, Germany Emily Houghton and Ashley “The girls played a tough just fine. Each of these girls Seattle at San Diego, 7:05 p.m. At Hamburg, Germany England vs. Ecuador, 8 a.m. Pittsburgh at L.A. Dodgers, 7:10 p.m. Argentina 2, Ivory Coast 1 Game 52 Lower, The Ukiah Girls U-14 and did well, it felt good to have improved so much over Sunday’s Games Sunday, June 11 At Nuremberg, Germany N.Y. Mets at Toronto, 9:07 a.m. At Leipzig, Germany Portugal vs. Netherlands, noon AAU basketball team defeat- win a tournament,” said Ukiah the years, that it is a joy to be Florida at N.Y.Yankees, 10:05 a.m. Netherlands 1, Serbia-Montenegro 0 Monday, June 26 St. Louis at Detroit, 10:05 a.m. Friday, June 16 Game 53 ed the Sac Area Force, 56-47, head coach Tracy Williams. a part of coaching them.” Cincinnati at Cleveland, 10:05 a.m. At Gelsenkirchen, Germany At Kaiserslautern, Germany Atlanta at Tampa Bay, 10:15 a.m. Argentina 6, Serbia-Montenegro 0 Italy vs. Australia, 8 a.m. to take first place at the “The teams that we played Carr led all scores with a Washington at Baltimore, 10:35 a.m. At Stuttgart, Germany Game 54 Philadelphia at Boston, 11:05 a.m. Netherlands 2, Ivory Coast 1 At Cologne, Germany Summer Slam Tournament in were very physical and our 10.8 points per game scoring Chicago Cubs at Minnesota, 11:10 a.m. Wednesday, June 21 Group G winner vs. Group H second place, noon Milwaukee at Kansas City, 11:10 a.m. At Frankfurt, Germany Tuesday, June 27 Roseville. girls were able to play through average at Roseville, while Texas at Colorado, 12:05 p.m. Netherlands 0, Argentina 0, tie Game 55 Seattle at San Diego, 1:05 p.m. At Munich, Germany At Dortmund, Germany It was Ukiah’s sixth tourna- it and get the wins. Houghton went for 8.5 points, Oakland at San Francisco, 1:05 p.m. Ivory Coast 3, Serbia-Montenegro 2 Brazil vs. Ghana, 8 a.m. ment of the summer. “I was very happy with all 5.5. rebounds, and 2.5 steals Pittsburgh at L.A. Dodgers, 1:10 p.m. Game 56 L.A. Angels at Arizona, 1:40 p.m. GROUP D At Hanover, Germany Houston at Chicago White Sox, 5:05 p.m. W L T GF GA Pts Group H winner vs. Group G second place, noon Houghton had 15 points, 10 of their performances, it is so per contest. Lower finished x-Portugal 3 0 0 5 1 9 AMERICAN LEAGUE x-Mexico 1 1 1 4 3 4 QUARTERFINALS rebounds, and four steals in much easier when you can with averages of 6.5 points Angola 0 1 2 1 2 2 Friday, June 30 East Division Iran 021 2 6 1 Game 57 the championship game, and make a sub and not lose any- and 7.8 rebounds per game. WLPctGB Sunday, June 11 At Berlin thing on the court.” Boston 42 28.600 — At Nuremberg, Germany Germany-Sweden winner vs. Argentina-Mexico Lower had 10 points and 10 The U-14 team returns to New York 40 30.571 2 Mexico 3, vs. Iran 1 winner, 8 a.m. rebounds. Kylie Carr was the Williams knew that it took action at the Road to Las Toronto 40 32.556 3 At Cologne, Germany Game 58 Baltimore 33 41.446 11 Portugal 1, Angola 0 At Hamburg, Germany other Ukiah player in double a team effort to win at Vegas Tournament in Tampa Bay 32 41.43811 1/2 Friday, June 16 Italy-Australia winner vs. Game 54 winner, noon Central Division At Hanover, Germany Saturday, July 1 digits with 12 points. Roseville. Sacramento. WLPctGB Mexico 0, Angola 0, tie Game 59 Detroit 48 25.658 — Saturday, June 17 At Gelsenkirchen, Germany Ukiah went 4-0 at “Emily Houghton, Ashley Chicago 47 25.653 1/2 At Frankfurt, Germany England-Ecuador winner vs. Portugal- Summer Slam Tournament Minnesota 36 35.507 11 Portugal 2, Iran 0 Netherlands winner, 11 a.m. Roseville, defeating the Villagomes and Kylie Carr did at Roseville Cleveland 32 39.451 15 Wednesday, June 21 Game 60 Kansas City 22 49.310 25 At Frankfurt, Germany Ukiah U-14 Girls At Gelsenkirchen, Germany Vacaville Vengeance, 39-27, an outstanding job running West Division Portugal 2, Mexico 1 Brazil-Ghana winner vs. Game 56 winner, noon Individual Statistics, four games (player, WLPctGB points, rebounds, steals): Kylie Carr 43, 9, 3; At Leipzig, Germany The Comets, 44-25, and the El our point guard and setting the Oakland 39 33.542 — Iran 1, Angola 1, tie SEMIFINALS Emily Houghton 34, 22, 10; Ashley Lower 26, 31, Texas 39 34.534 1/2 Tuesday, July 4 Dorado Hills Magic, 49-7 to tempo of the game,” Williams 1; Jessica Graham 24, 17, 5; Ashley Villagomes Seattle 36 37.4933 1/2 GROUP E At Dortmund, Germany 23, 9, 4; McKenzie Mangino 19, 21, 4; Carlie Los Angeles 32 40.444 7 W L T GF GA Pts Game 57 winner vs. Game 58 winner, noon set up a title game showdown said. “Jessica Graham, Ashley Montano 13, 21, 8; Mylee Borecky 6, 4, 5. x-Italy 2 0 1 5 1 7 Wednesday, July 5 TOTALS: 188,134,/ 40 Wednesday’s Games x-Ghana 2 1 0 4 3 6 At Munich, Germany with Sac Area. Lower, McKenzie Mangino Milwaukee 4, Detroit 3 Czech Republic 1 2 0 3 4 3 Game 59 winner vs. Game 60 winner, noon L.A. Angels 6, San Francisco 3 United States 0 2 1 2 6 1 Boston 9, Washington 3 Monday, June 12 THIRD PLACE Chicago Cubs 9, Cleveland 2, 6 1/2 innings, At Gelsenkirchen, Germany Saturday, July 8 Baltimore 4, Florida 0 Czech Republic 3, United States 0 At Stuttgart, Germany N.Y.Yankees 5, Philadelphia 0 At Hanover, Germany Semifinal losers, noon Tampa Bay 3, Arizona 2 Italy 2, Ghana 0 COMMUNITY DIGEST — CONTINUED FROM PAGE A-7 Toronto 6, Atlanta 3 CHAMPIONSHIP Saturday, June 17 Sunday, July 9 Houston 5, Minnesota 3 At Cologne, Germany San Diego 3, Texas 2 At Berlin Mendocino County Sherrif's Activity Basketball Camp will take place at the more information and a brochure call Ghana 2, Czech Republic 0 Semifinal winners, 11 a.m. Chicago White Sox 13, St. Louis 5 At Kaiserslautern, Germany League (SAL). Ukiah High School gym from 9:30 Ed Schweitzer at 462-3382. Kansas City 6, Pittsburgh 4 Contact Commissioner Kim a.m. to 3 p.m. on June 26-30. Oakland 3, Colorado 2, 11 innings Garroutte at 462-4501 for additional Each day is filled with fundamental Seattle 8, L.A. Dodgers 5 Mendocino College Thursday’s Games information. skill progression drills, easy to under- Tampa Bay 4, Arizona 1 stand instruction, as well as games youth and high school Texas 5, San Diego 3 and fun competitions. football camps Kansas City 15, Pittsburgh 7 Ukiah Dolphins Swim Participants can pre-register at the Florida 8, Baltimore 5, 10 innings Team Registration City of Ukiah Community Services Toronto 3, Atlanta 2 Mendocino College will host a youth Minnesota 4, Houston 2 Department. Tuition will cost $160 in Chicago White Sox 1, St. Louis 0 The Ukiah Dolphins is a year round advance, or $175 at the door. football camp from July 10-14 and a Seattle at L.A. Dodgers, 7:10 p.m. competitive swim club for children For information, please call the high school football camp on July 21. Friday’s Games aged five through 18. Any child that Community Services Department at Both camps will be held at Florida (Moehler 5-5) at N.Y.Yankees (Wang 7-3), can swim 25 yards continuously may Mendocino College from 4:30 p.m. - 7 4:05 p.m. 463-6714 or come to 411 West Clay p.m. each day, and the cost is $90. Philadelphia (Madson 7-4) at Boston (Beckett 8- join the Dolphins. St., Monday through Friday, from 8 This is a full contact camp for ages 6- 3), 4:05 p.m. The hot summer months are a great a.m. to 5 p.m. Cincinnati (Harang 7-5) at Cleveland (Westbrook time to get your child involved in 14. 6-3), 4:05 p.m. The high school camp will run from St. Louis (Carpenter 6-3) at Detroit (Verlander 8- swimming. Children are placed into 11 a.m. - 3 p.m., the cost is $25, and 4), 4:05 p.m. different swimming groups depending Weaverville Mens Slow it is a position specific camp for high Washington (Patterson 1-0) at Baltimore on their ability and age. Pitch Softball school age football players. (R.Lopez 4-8), 4:05 p.m. For more information leave a mes- N.Y. Mets (Glavine 10-2) at Toronto (Janssen 5- Tournament July 1-2 Any questions about either camp 5), 4:07 p.m. sage by calling the Ukiah Dolphin can be directed to Mike Mari at 707- Atlanta (Smoltz 4-5) at Tampa Bay (Fossum 2-3), Swim Team office at 463-5253 x 1301 468-3098. 4:15 p.m. and they will get back to you. The James Hill Trucking Softball Milwaukee (Bush 4-6) at Kansas City (Keppel 0- Club will be hosting a mens Slow 3), 5:10 p.m. Pitch Tournament the weekend of July To place an announcement in the Chicago Cubs (Marmol 1-1 or Prior 0-1) at 1st and 2nd at Lowden Park in Minnesota (J.Santana 7-4), 5:10 p.m. Youth Soccer Camp “Community Sports Digest,” contact Houston (Pettitte 6-7) at Chicago White Sox Weaverville. The Ukiah Daily Journal Sports (Contreras 7-0), 5:35 p.m. Scholarship The entry fee is $250 and every Department by phone at 468-3518. Texas (Koronka 5-4) at Colorado (Francis 5-6), team is guaranteed three games. You may also mail your listing to 590 6:05 p.m. applicants wanted S. School Street, Ukiah, Calif., 95482, L.A. Angels (E.Santana 7-3) at Arizona An arm wrestling tournament, rodeo, e-mail it to [email protected], or (En.Gonzalez 2-0), 6:40 p.m. The Scholarship Committee is look- demolition derby and street dance fax it to us at 468-3544. Because the Seattle (Meche 7-4) at San Diego (Peavy 4-8), ing for applicants for the Ryan Rones events will all be held at the ballpark “Community Sports Digest” is a FREE 7:05 p.m. Dickey Memorial Soccer Scholarship throughout the weekend. service, no guarantees can be made Oakland (Blanton 7-6) at San Francisco (Schmidt For more information contact on the frequency of a listing’s appear- 6-3), 7:15 p.m. Fund. This scholarship is available for ance in The Daily Journal. To assure Saturday’s Games don’t wait for attendance at soccer camps. Richard Marks at 445-3432 or Perry your event maximum publicity, please Philadelphia at Boston, 10:20 a.m. Applicants must be dedicated to the Price at 443-6854 or e-mail contact either our classified (468- Houston at Chicago White Sox, 10:20 a.m. game of soccer, hard-working and [email protected]. 3535) or display advertising (468- Cincinnati at Cleveland, 10:25 a.m. 3510) departments. Florida at N.Y.Yankees, 1:05 p.m. have a good attitude. Oakland at San Francisco, 1:05 p.m. gas to go down! Please pick up an application at 601 N State St. or call 468-5711. Please 2006 Ukiah Triathlon submit the application two weeks Training Sessions before the start of camp. Donations will be gratefully accepted Triathlon coach and personal trainer E Center - Mendocino Fisheries Program at 601 N State St. Mike Cannon will be conducting a custom 14-week training program in preparation for the 2006 Ukiah FLOOD PROTECTION & EROSION CONTROL Beginning in June, for every 2,500 base points you earn, 7th Annual Shane Huff’s Triathlon. NorCal Soccer Academy The program is designed for all lev- STREAMBANK STABILIZATION you can cash in for a $25 gas certificate or a casino cash els and offers weekly Saturday morn- Ukiahan Shane Huff is offering a ing group workouts in a fun, non-com- STORM DAMAGE REMEDIATION coupon worth $25 in play. Just play with your Players soccer camp for youth from ages 5-18 petitive format. at Pomolita Middle School Track from For questions or additional informa- Club card and earn the gas or cash points. July 17-21. tion, call 468-5823. A full day session is offered from 9 Lic #836177 since 1981 a.m. to 2 p.m. for ages 10 and up for 468-0194 ext 131 or 121 Consultation If you don’t have a Players Club card, $125 (includes ball and T-shirt); half ACS 3-on-3 Basketball day session for 7-9-year-olds from 9 Tourney set for June 24 [email protected] Design and sign up today. It’s free! a.m. to noon for $75 (includes ball) and half day session for 5-6-year- The fifth annual American Cancer [email protected] Construction olds. from 9:30 a.m. to noon for $65 Society 3-on-3 Tournament will be (includes ball). held June 24 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Ukiah High School outdoor courts. Register early (by June 30) and pay Boys and girls from grades six only $110 for the all day session. Call through nine are welcome to compete Pam at 468-5088 to register or email in the event, and each team will con- Lake and Mendocino Co. for an application at sist of 3-4 players. [email protected]. Team dis- Each player will be required to raise counts are available. $30 in sponsorship donations, with all proceeds helping to fight cancer. Registration forms are due June 15. LARGEST Ukiah Golf Junior Open For more information call Matt Ferrick July 12 at 485-8270 or the ACS office at 462- 7643 x3. ~ PICK-UP ACCESSORIES ~ The Ukiah Golf Junior Open is scheduled for Wednesday, July 12. Mendocino College The tournament matches boys in age Lakeport Camper (707) 857-2777 • (877) 883-7777 toll-free groups of 17-16, 15-14, 13-12, 11-10, Commuter Volleyball 3250 Highway 128, Geyserville, CA 95441 and 9-and-under. Camp Aug. 7-11 Applications and information about Visit www.riverrockcasino.com for driving directions the tournament can be obtained at Mendocino College is offering a the Ukiah Municipal Golf Course or by commuter volleyball camp in Featuring An enterprise of the Dry Creek Rancheria Band of Pomo Indians calling Paul Shimmin at 468-0501. Mendocino county the week of Aug. 7- 11. The camp is divided into two ses- Please visit the front desk for details. Gas or casino cash in lieu of cash back. 26th annual Redwood sions: Grades 7-9 from 9:30 a.m. - River Rock Casino reserves the right to cancel or modify any promotion in whole or part, 12:30 p.m. and Grades 10-12 from without prior notice. Must be 21 years or older. Empire Summer 1:30 p.m. - 4:30 p.m. Basketball Camp The camp will be held at Mendocino College and run by local coaches. Fee RRC-14194 • BW Ukiah Gas Promo Ad Open to boys and girls ages 7-17, for the camp is $80 and the camp will Monday - Friday 8am - 5pm •263-7755 the Redwood Empire Summer limit the numbe of participants. For 2c (3.9375”) x 9” • Runs: 6/23 & 6/30 FINAL THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL SPORTS FRIDAY, JUNE 23, 2006 – A-9

ted an “unfortunate error, one steroids. NORTH UKIAH LITTLE LEAGUE BALCO that we regret” for failing to On June 24, 2004, immedi- properly hide the blacked-out ately after the Chronicle pub- Continued from Page A-7 material. lished portions of the grand NULL announces 2006 The filing doesn’t say that jury testimony of Olympic “Mr. Conte did not leak Conte gave the Chronicle the grand jury transcripts,” attor- sprinter Tim Montgomery, 30,000 pages of testimony by Conte sent the reporter an ney Mary McNamara said. “It top athletes who appeared is unclear why the govern- angry e-mail titled “The End,” All-Star selections before the BALCO grand ment’s submission discusses threatening to cut off commu- jury, though they show Conte The Daily Journal Gutierrez, 10, Ukiah Lions; 11, Broiler Steak House; e-mails that plainly prove no discussing the secret testimo- nication between them. breach of the law by Mr. The All-Star selections for Wyatt Haydon, 10, Northwest Garrett Taylor, 11, Ukiah ny with Fainaru-Wada. Nonetheless, Conte e- Conte.” the North Ukiah Little League Construction; Devin Hendry, Lions; Devin Thompson, 11, Conte, who pleaded guilty mailed Fainaru-Wada again are in, as are the dates and 10, Northwest Construction; Northwest Construction; Chronicle editor Phil that same day and asked if the Bronstein said it was alarming to steroid distribution charges locations of their first games. Nathan Johnston, 10, Freddie Wilson, 11, Little the government was review- and served four months in newspaper’s lawyers had con- The 9-10 year old tourna- Northwest Construction; Caesar’s Pizza. Manager, Jeff ment begins on Sunday, July 2 ing communications between prison, was privy to the sealed cerns about publishing the Willy Kile, 10, Savings Bank; Cramer, Broiler Steak House. at 2:00 p.m. at the North Dylan Lancaster, 9, Little Coach, John Johnson, W.P. a source and a journalist, but grand jury transcripts because secret testimony, which he they were available to the compared to selling stolen Ukiah Little League complex Caesars Pizza; Anthony Hale Company. Coach, Rich would not disclose whether against either South Ukiah or McCarthy, 10, Little Caesars Brazil, Savings Bank Conte was the leaker. BALCO defendants, their property. attorneys and government Fort Bragg Little League, Pizza;Jake Morris, 10, “Remember, this is not a “This is not something I depending on the out come of Savings Bank; Chandler 11-12 Year Old All-Stars national security case or any- authorities connected to the can discuss in any way,” case. the priorgame. Rickel, 9, McDonalds; Paul Chris Berg, 12, Little thing approaching it” Fainaru-Wada responded, The 10-11 year old tourna- “I would say at this point Steliga, 10, Northwest Caesar’s Pizza; Ben Brooks, Bronstein said. “than to say I believe we’re ment begins on Monday, July Construction. Manager, Glen 12 , Northwest Construction; The government obtained the only way the athletes’ 3 at 5:30 p.m. at the Willits Steliga, Northwest Josh Canaday, 12, Ukiah grand jury testimonies will fine.” the communications when it The government told a Redwood Little League com- Construction. Coach, Ronny Lions; Brett Chapman, 12, raided Conte’s house in a San come out is at trial,” Conte plex against Windsor Little Haydon, Northwest Broiler Steak House; Jay Francisco suburb in January, wrote in a June 18, 2004 e- judge Wednesday that its League. Construction. Coach, Rick Ferrick, 12, Broiler Steak 2005, according to the docu- mail to Fainaru-Wada. investigation of the leak came The 11-12 year old tourna- Chapman, McDonalds. House; Warren Foster, 12, ment. “Unless I just give you a copy up empty, and that’s why it ment begins on Thursday, July McDonalds; Tano Garza, 11, Sections of Wednesday’s of the indexed CD rom that subpoenaed Fainaru-Wada 6 at 5:30 p.m. at the South 10-11 Year Old All-Stars Little Caesar’s Pizza; Cody government filing were elec- contains all 30 thousand pages and Williams to testify before Ukiah Little League complex Brandon Acevedo, 11, Goss, 12, Northwest tronically blacked out to pro- of evidence. How would you a grand jury and reveal their against the Fort Bragg All- Broiler Steak House; Construction; Adam Kile, 12, tect what prosecutors said was like that? Just kidding.” Stars. Cameron Bowman, 11, Savings Bank; Joe Pugh, 12, source. The following are the 2006 McDonalds; John Brazil, 11, Broiler Steak House; Ben sensitive material concerning Fainaru-Wada immediately Conte’s lawyer said that replied: “OK, why not, you All-Star Selections for the Savings Bank; Miller, 12, McDonalds; J.T. the grand jury’s investigation. fact alone shows the govern- North Ukiah Little League, talked me into it. ... Dustin Britton, 11, Ukiah Rohrbough, 12, McDonalds; But those passages are ment does not have enough to followed by age and team: Lions; Luke Cramer, 11, Carson Schram, 12, Wondering if you should even revealed when the document indict his client as being the Broiler Steak House; Justin Northwest Construction; is pasted into a word process- joke about that; I’ve become 9-10 Year Old All-Stars Giuntini, 11, Little Caesar’s Micheal Starkey, 12, Little ing program. somewhat paranoid about e- leaker. “It’s clear there isn’t suffi- D.J. Anderson, 9, Pizza; Garrett Johnson, 11, Caesar’s Pizza; Casey Thom Mrozek, a mail these days. My wild Acevedo's Truck Repair; Little Caesar’s Pizza; Shane Weston, 12, Little Caesar’s spokesman for federal prose- imagination at work.” cient evidence against Mr. Shane Baarts, 10, Acevedo's Medeiros, 11, Northwest Pizza. Manager, Sonny Garza, cutors in Los Angeles, who In another exchange, Conte Conte,” McNamara said. Truck Repair; Brendan Construction; Collin Murphy, Little Caesar’s Pizza. Coach, are conducting the leak probe, confirmed that Giambi admit- The case is United States v. Crews, 10, Broiler Steak 11, Broiler Steak House; Jim Berg, Little Caesar’s said the government commit- ted to the grand jury he took Fainaru-Wada, 06-90225. House; Tyler Fields, 10 , Bobby Ricetti, 11, Broiler Pizza. Coach, Matt Ferrick, McDonalds; Leandro Steak House; Matthew Ross, Broiler Steak House.

ly charged into the stands. because it was too far, too hoped and we wish him the ing year with the Pistons Battle Meanwhile, the Coliseum cold, and the fans were too Brown best in the future.” because of hip replacement from the pre-Mt. Davis era drunk. Thomas joined the Knicks surgery. Continued from Page A-7 was known for being the laid- Fair or not, that’s become as president and GM in back ballpark, filled with the new reputation at the Continued from Page A-7 “Larry has had a long and December 2003. He was storied career. We hired him was his childhood friends. “whine and cheese’’ fans, Coliseum. The Raiders Knicks. “This has been a diffi- coach of the Indiana Pacers Of course, this still isn’t enjoying the warm weather returned, some of that over- cult time for the entire organi- for three seasons through last summer with the expecta- Chicago or New York – and and family-friendly environ- stated fan mentality spilled zation and our fans. 2002-03, compiling a 131-115 tion that he would be with the never will be. ment. over, and some high-profile “Larry Brown is a great record. Brown coached the Knicks for a long time,” When Byrnes hit for a Giants fans used to be incidents perpetuated it. coach, but for various reasons, Detroit Pistons to the NBA Dolan said. “Sometimes deci- cycle in San Francisco, the known for wearing parkas and Carl Everett was hit with a bringing him to the Knicks did title in the 2003-04 season. 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It was a very nervous M e match because of the impor- tance to both teams. But we have done it, we are satisfied.” Four years ago, the Americans were the satisfied ones with their best showing since 1930. But this time, in what probably marked the final World Cup appearances Emancipator of Reyna, McBride and per- Pizza by Doppelbock haps Keller, they reverted to 590 S. School St. their form of 1998 in France, 750 ml Bottles when they finished last over- the Slice Still Available Ukiah all. U.S. fans outnumbered the 468-9386 102 S. State St. Ukiah Ghanaians dressed in red, yel- 468-3500 low and green, both in the 142 Talmage Rd. • Ukiah 468-5898 A-10 – FRIDAY, JUNE 23, 2006 LOCAL THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL

sioners. Mendocino County Board of Council Following public comment, Supervisors’ agenda. Oakland bans plastic foam takeout containers Councilman Doug Crane Transient Occupancy Taxes Associated Press able, said Quan, who authored the ordinance. motioned to continue the dis- are applied for the privilege of Continued from Page A-1 OAKLAND — The city banned restaurants Until then, businesses can use plastic trays, cussion to the next council occupying a living space in a and cafes from using plastic foam take-out wax-coated paper boxes, or any material other As stated in the ordinance, meeting in order to let hotel, inn, tourist home or containers and will require that they switch to than plastic foam, Quan said. Compliance will if councilmembers do not Councilwoman Mari Rodin, house, motel or other lodging biodegradable and compostable materials. be monitored by city inspectors. believe the nominated com- who was absent, participate in for 30 days or less. Eateries found using plastic foam containers The measure is designed to reduce litter that missioner is suited to perform the discussion. He, and the rest Additionally, the council after Jan. 1 would face fines up to $500, blights Oakland neighborhoods, contributes to the duties of a planning com- of the council with the excep- approved a memorandum of Councilwoman Jean Quan said Thursday, a pollution and fills up landfills, Quan said. missioner, which include “an tion of Baldwin, later voted understanding for preliminary day after councilors approved the legislation. About 100 cities, including Berkeley and ability to understand and down the motion, after walk- review for development of a A final vote was scheduled for next week. Portland, have adopted similar measures. apply the laws and standards ing through the process of potential water supply. The But the second part of the legislation — the The California Restaurant Association and that apply to commission amending the performance memorandum makes an agree- shift to biodegradable and compostable materi- restaurant owners argued plastic foam is the decisions, listen carefully to abilities of nominees to include ment between the City of als — will not be enforced until the city lead- best way to keep food hot, and that meal prices evidence and argument pre- the ability to abide by commis- Ukiah, Hopland Public Utility ers determine they have become more afford- will rise 15 cents to pay for the new materials. sented during commission sion rules, which seemed to District, Millview County meetings, make reasoned appease Crane. Water District, Calpella The heated debate also County Water District and decisions and clearly articu- new play structure recently, park ... they are beginning late positions,” they may included Ashiku asking Redwood Valley County Water Baldwin not to speak if he was District to engage in a feasibil- Park and playground replacement renovation on the swimming choose to vote down the nom- is currently under way at Oak inee. only reiterating something said ity study to determine how pool and Anton Stadium. before rather than bringing up much water could be diverted Continued from Page A-1 Manor and Todd Grove parks, “It’s wonderful to be part of If the nominee is disap- Sangiacomo said. proved by a full vote, the coun- a new or otherwise pertinent from the Russian River in the this, but I am coming in at the cilmember who made the nom- point, as well as an interrup- winter, and how that water community services supervi- Asked when Ukiahans end. I don’t want to forget the ination will have the opportu- tion. Ashiku interrupted could be stored and then dis- sor. (Observatory Park -- would get their sought-after people who have been work- nity to nominate additional Baldwin midsentence, to tributed among the agencies in between Observatory and skate park, which has been in ing on these projects for a candidates, one at a time, until which Baldwin replied, summer if a need were present- Luce avenues -- is currently the planning process for near- long time,” Kisslinger said, one of them is successfully “Excuse me, Mr. Mayor, you ed. The memorandum will be under development.) ly 20 years, Sangiacomo said: noting it’s been a community appointed. have had a history of interrupt- sent to the other involved The turf area and sprinkler “It’s actually budgeted in this effort. The requirements were ing me since you’ve been agencies with suggested system for Orchard Park were year’s budget. We will break Sangiacomo agreed: “In a amended at Wednesday’s mayor,” before continuing changes in wording from put in three years ago at a cost ground this fiscal year at the small community it really meeting to also include “an with his thoughts. Rapport. of approximately $15,000. train depot site (on Perkins takes a community effort to ability to comply with com- The issue was first put on Ross Mayfield, who Park development funds paid Street),” he said. make these things happen. mission rules” in addition to the agenda at the request of addressed the council during for this phase of the park; park Parks, Recreation and Golf The city alone is just one the others. Ashiku in February, at which public comment and also bond funds and a donation Commissioner Michael vehicle; it doesn’t have the A majority of the debate time Rapport was asked to answered many of the coun- from the local Kiwanis club Kisslinger said the communi- financial or staff resources to was based on what is democra- compose an ordinance. The cil’s questions regarding the paid for the play structure ty has been waiting for a park feasibility study, supported the do it alone.” tic, with opinions strongly dif- ordinance, brought before the installed this year, in the Orchard Avenue area Orchard Park is located on fering between Councilman council Wednesday, was suc- memorandum. Sangiacomo said. In addition, for 14 years. “This is the birth of a corpo- “It’s wonderful to be able the corner of Orchard Avenue Phil Baldwin, and likeminded cessfully introduced by a 3-1 Mendocino Relief helped the and Cindee Drive. The grand ration of multiple districts city plant trees along the side- to finally open the gates,” he Mayor Mark Ashiku and vote, with Baldwin voting opening celebration will be Councilman John McCowen. against the introduction and actually doing what the find- walk adjacent to the park, and said. “One of the reasons I ings from the grand jury want- residents in the neighborhood, joined the Parks, Rec and Golf held from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Baldwin called the concept Rodin absent from the meet- Saturday. “hostile to democracy” as well ing. The ordinance will be ed, which is working coopera- with the city of Ukiah and the Commission was because tively together,” Mayfield said. Kiwanis Club, worked one things are happening now in For more information, call as “hostile to diversity, unique voted on at an upcoming meet- 463-6701. perspectives and different ing. “The project laid out in front of day last summer landscaping this town that people have opinions” because coun- In other news, the council you is a good project, and it’s a the park. been waiting for for decades Laura McCutcheon can be start point.” cilmembers are elected by the also chose to extend the appli- Vinewood Park also got a ... Orchard Park, the skate reached at [email protected]. people wanting a particular cation period for the many Crane, who had attended a perspective represented. He open committee and commis- few of the meetings of agency also said that the ordinance sion positions by two weeks. representatives, was proud of roads and trails it has within Manager, will allow for some form of Applications had been due by the memorandum because it the forest. Mendocino National showed the different organiza- OHV pre-censorship, since coun- noon on June 13, but only nine “We have one of the most Forest, Upper Lake Ranger tions “working toward a com- cilmembers are asked to judge were submitted for the eight progressive OHV programs District, 10025 Elk Mountain mon goal without the pressure Continued from Page A-1 based on ability to perform positions, and no quorum was within both the state and Road, Upper Lake, CA 95485; of a crisis.” before the fact. reached by the City Council at nation, and with the grants phone: 275-2361 Barbara Spazek, a represen- with other forests for these “Just try to imagine a three- the special meeting called funds because there is a limit- and public input we can con- You can also send com- person radical conservationist tative of both the Russian Monday to interview the can- ed supply of money,” tinue to provide quality recre- ments electronically to mbur- majority up here making sure didates. River Flood Control District ation opportunities and also and Inland Water and Power Burmann said. “These trails [email protected] or to the that the opposite perspective Positions are open on the continue to protect the envi- address listed above, no later was not represented on the Airport Commission, Commission, also spoke dur- are for all the campers, hikers, ronment,” Burmann said. ing public comment, but equestrian, people who ride than July 21. Also, if you are Planning Commission,” Demolition Permit Review Draft applications will be interested in volunteering Baldwin said. “If this passes Committee, Investment viewed the agreement differ- motorcycles and ATVs.” With available for review begin- ently. According to Spazek, your time, please feel free to with this council, we will be Oversight Committee, Traffic these grants, the MNF will be ning July 1, and can be contact the MNF. going back to an age where Engineering Committee and Inland Water and Power has able to maintain the approxi- obtained by contacting: Mike James Arens can be reached divergent views are threatened Paths, Open Space and Creeks made attempts to get the agen- mately 252 miles of OHV Burmann, OHV Program at [email protected]. by a three-person majority Commission. The terms and cies in the agreement to join council.” conditions for each opening with it to unify the districts. Ashiku said the ordinance is differ, however all positions “The point I’m making is I indeed democratic and called are supposed to be made effec- think you have a vehicle in Baldwin a “vast quantity of tive June 30. Airport place already that is trying to contradictions,” in addition to Commission interviews are continue to be an organization calling his logic “flawed.” scheduled for July 5. that will continue to unify the “Mr. Baldwin, every time For more information or to area,” Spazek said. “I think the you don’t like something, you receive an application, visit the council really needs to take bring up the anti-democratic reception counter in the admin- that into consideration.” ideal,” Ashiku said. “However, istration wing of the Ukiah Finally, the meeting was you don’t seem to have a prob- Civic Center, 300 Seminary preceded by a review of the lem with the fact that the City Ave. or call 463-6200. preliminary financial results Council voted to appoint a Applications are also available for the current fiscal year. The mayor, but somehow it’s not by mail, fax or e-mail. presentation was given by City OK for the City Council to The council also discussed a Finance Director Mike jointly appoint a commission possible measure to be placed McCann in order to prepare member. That’s a bit of insani- on the November ballot. The councilmembers for next ty.” measure, which would raise week’s budget hearings, and McCowen also called the the Transient Occupancy Tax highlighted the city’s overall ordinance democratic because by 2 percent, will be brought financial position, and areas it represents a system of back to the council by City including Measure S, the elec- checks and balances. He Manager Candace Horsley at tric utility fund and fire and applauded City Attorney an upcoming meeting. The ambulance service. Overall, To help battle the high cost of education, David Rapport, who composed council must make a decision McCann said the General Fund use the newspaper as a simple answer to the ordinance, for ensuring that was at a reasonably healthy it showed no ulterior motives on the measure by its July 19 many questions. From social studies, to the meeting in order for it to meet level. A Simple or allowed for application of a arts and sciences, the newspaper is an political litmus test. the July 26 deadline for mea- Katie Mintz can be reached at inexpensive way to diversify the daily sures to be put on the [email protected]. Baldwin, however, said that curriculum. checks and balances are already in place in the Finally! A hearing device you’ll Way to The advantages of Newspapers In Education allowance of recall of a coun- cilmember. actually want to wear. (NIE) are many: Steve Scalmanini, who spoke during public comment • Affordable. Special student rates make on the matter, called the MENDO-LAKE newspapers affordable textbooks covering a mayor’s reasoning illogical. Help variety of subjects. AUDIOLOGY He said that diversity should be maintained on the Planning For information • Improves reading skills. Evidence has Commission by allowing each & appointments: shown there is a correlation between councilmember to have his or 730 Dora, Ukiah • 463-2966 her own choice of commis- Your knowledge and achievement among students who read the newspaper.

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Thursday after the military not disclosed. Briefly confirmed two brutilized bod- Kimberley Mathers, who is U.S. gets access to international banking ies found this week were the seeking financial support, missing men. attorney fees and joint cus- Continued from Page A-2 The bodies of Army Pfc. tody of the couple’s 10-year- records in global fight against terrorism ments, ice cores, boreholes Kristian Menchaca of old daughter, Hailie Jade By JEANNINE AVERSA 7,800 financial institutions in that these protections are fully and glaciers. Houston and Pfc. Thomas Scott, was seen being escorted AP Economics Writer more than 200 countries. The complied with.” Combining that informa- Tucker of Madras, Ore., were out of the building by a sher- WASHINGTON — The service mostly captures infor- Treasury Secretary John tion gave the panel “a high sent to Dover Air Force Base iff’s deputy. U.S. government gained mation on wire transfers and Snow suggested the program level of confidence that the in Delaware for DNA testing. Her lawyer, Michael J. sweeping access to interna- other methods of moving was limited in scope and was- last few decades of the 20th “They have confirmed that Smith, declined to comment. tional banking records as part money in and out of the n’t an effort to snoop on law- century were warmer than any it is Kristian,” his aunt, A message seeking comment of a secret program to choke United States. The service abiding Americans. comparable period in the last Hermelinda Gomez, said was left Thursday with off financial support for ter- generally doesn’t detect pri- “It is not a data-mining or 400 years,” the panel wrote. It before returning inside the Eminem’s attorney, Harvey rorism, officials said vate, individual transactions trolling through the private said the “recent warmth is house where relatives gath- Hauer. Thursday. in the United States, such as financial records of unprecedented for at least the ered to comfort the soldier’s Eminem, whose real name Treasury Department offi- withdrawals from an ATM or Americans,” Snow said in a last 400 years and potentially mother, Maria Vasquez. is Marshall Bruce Mathers III, cials said they used broad sub- bank deposits. It is aimed statement. “It is not a fishing the last several millennia,” In Oregon, the phone rang was not seen by reporters at poenas to collect the financial mostly at international trans- expedition but rather a sharp though it was relatively warm with the news at 1:30 a.m., the courthouse, but was pre- records from an international fers. harpoon aimed at the heart of around the year 1000 fol- Oregon National Guard sent for the hourlong meeting system known as Swift. Stuart The administration defend- terrorist activity.” lowed by a “Little Ice Age” spokeswoman Kay Fristad before Court Referee David Levey, Treasury’s undersecre- ed use of the program, saying Disclosure of the program from about 1500 to 1850. said. Elias, court officer Mark tary for terrorism and finan- it plays a vital role in its follows intense controversy Their conclusions were “It’s been extremely diffi- Mileski said. cial intelligence, called the efforts to identify terrorist over Bush’s directive ordering Eminem filed for divorce meant to address, and they cult throughout,” Fristad said. subpoenas “a legal and proper financiers. the National Security Agency lent credibility to, a well- “There was always a shred of April 5, 82 days after the cou- use of our authorities.” “Our subpoena of terrorist- ple remarried. to monitor — without court known graphic among climate hope there.” “Since immediately fol- related records from Swift has approval — the calls and e- researchers — a “hockey- lowing 9-11, the American provided us with a unique and mails of Americans when one stick” chart that climate scien- Study says spider Dow closes down government has taken every powerful window into the party is overseas and terror- tists Michael Mann, Raymond web developed just 60 points after legal measure to prevent operations of terrorist net- ism is suspected. That pro- Bradley and Malcolm Hughes another attack on our coun- works,” Levey said. gram, which also began short- created in the late 1990s to once instead of by large gains on try,” Dana Perino, deputy While confirming the ly after 9/11, was disclosed by show the Northern 2 groups of spiders Wednesday White House press secretary, newspaper reports, both The New York Times. Hemisphere was the warmest said Thursday evening. “One Levey and Perino expressed “The president is con- it has been in 2,000 years. WASHINGTON (AP) — NEW YORK (AP) — Wall of the most important tools in concern that disclosure of the Street posted a moderate cerned that once again The Will you walk into my parlor, the fight against terror is our program could undermine New York Times has chosen said a Cretaceous spider to an decline Thursday, giving back efforts to track terrorism-relat- Israeli, Palestinian ability to choke off funds for to expose a classified program ancient fly. The classic spi- part of the prior session’s the terrorists.” ed activities. leaders meet for der’s web, like Charlotte gains as investors once again The White House and “We know the terrorists that is working to protect our first time in more would have woven, was fretted about interest rates and Treasury Department issued pay attention to our strategy to citizens,” Perino said. invented just once, way back the economy. statements about the secret fight them, and now have The administration has not than a year in the Cretaceous period some A slight rise in weekly subpoenas after The New another piece of the puzzle of disclosed the terror-tracking PETRA, Jordan (AP) — 136 million years ago, scien- unemployment claims met York Times, the Los Angeles how we are fighting them,” program but has spoken pub- Ehud Olmert and Mahmoud tists report. expectations of a weakening Times and The Wall Street Perino said. “We also know licly about its efforts to dis- Abbas kissed and embraced Called an orb web, it’s the job market, but a greater-than- Journal posted stories about they adapt their methods, rupt terror fundraising efforts. Thursday in the first meeting generally circular style spun forecast drop in the the program on their Web which increases the challenge The Bush administration between Israeli and by two major types of spiders, Conference Board’s index of sites. to our intelligence and law sought to quash the story, Palestinian leaders in more which had raised the possibil- leading indicators stoked con- Under the program, which enforcement officials.” arguing that it would destroy a than a year, and Olmert made ity of the two groups evolving cerns about a dropoff in eco- started shortly after the Sept. Swift acknowledged that it useful intelligence tool. a rare apology for Palestinian this form separately. nomic growth. Meanwhile, 11, 2001, attacks, U.S. coun- complied with the govern- The New York Times and civilian deaths in recent But a paper in Friday’s higher oil prices and rising terterrorism analysts could ment’s subpoenas but pointed the Los Angeles Times quoted Israeli airstrikes. issue of the journal Science bond yields also weighed on query Swift’s massive finan- out that the government’s their editors as defending their Despite the icebreaker, the says a comparison of the spi- Wall Street’s mood. cial data base looking for requests were for limited decision to publish despite Israeli prime minister said der genes related to web mak- The market continued its information on activities by slices of data. being asked by the Bush peace talks are unlikely unless ing shows that the orb web familiar pattern of up-and- suspected terrorists, a The group said it negotiat- administration to withhold the Palestinians’ Hamas-led developed just once. down trading ahead of the Treasury Department official ed with Treasury over the publication. government changes its Researchers led by Jessica Federal Reserve’s policy said. They would do so by scope and oversight of the Bill Keller, The New York stripes, and he pledged to Garb of the University of meeting next Wednesday and plugging in a specific name or subpoenas. Times’ executive editor, said it keep up attacks against mili- California, Riverside, com- Thursday. Stocks have stead- names, the official said. “Through this process, considered the administra- tants. pared orb-web building spi- ied somewhat after a six-week The program involved both Swift received significant pro- tion’s arguments but in the Thirteen Palestinian civil- ders in the genuses freefall on worries that esca- the CIA and the Treasury tections and assurances as to end decided to publish. “We ians have been killed in Israeli Deinopoidea and Araneoidea. lating core prices could Department. the purpose, confidentiality, remain convinced that the airstrikes in the past week, Both build orb webs to catch prompt the Fed to keep boost- Swift, or the Society for oversight and control of the administration’s extraordinary including two slain by an prey and the deinopoids also ing rates, but the risk of an Worldwide Interbank limited sets of data produced access to this vast repository errant missile Wednesday at a include net-casting spiders economic downturn has kept Financial Telecommunication, under the subpoenas,” Swift of international financial data, house in Gaza. that throw a modified orb web the market from making sub- is a cooperative based in said in a statement. however carefully targeted “It is against our policy and over their prey. stantial gains. Belgium that handles finan- “Independent audit controls use it may be, is a matter of I am very, very sorry,” Olmert Araneoids include the orb Although investors are cer- cial message traffic from provide additional assurance public interest.” said after a breakfast meeting weavers such as golden silk tain the Fed will hike interest with the Palestinian president spiders with their traditional rates again, they have been in the ancient town of Petra spiraling web as well as those nervous about the central hosted by Jordan’s King that weave sheet webs. bank’s opinion of inflation Abdullah II. He reiterated the and unwilling to place bets apology “from the depths of Eminem and his while the outlook remained my being” when he spoke murky. Thursday evening in wife continue “The base-building process Jerusalem after returning from divorce proceedings is going to take a couple PRESS RELEASE Jordan. months to complete,” said “Prop 82- PreSchool For All Fails to Pass” Olmert did not mention a MOUNT CLEMENS, Steven Goldman, chief market June 7, 2006 Mich. (AP) — Grammy-win- strategist for Weeden & Co. Katie Wojcieszak, Executive Assistant June 9 beach explosion that WrittenMendocino by: County Susan Office McConnell, of Education Director of Child Development Services at MCOE killed eight Palestinian civil- ning rapper Eminem contin- “We’re going to see pockets Office of the Superintendent ued divorce proceedings with of strength, pullbacks, rallies. (707) 467-5001 ians. Palestinians blame Californians voted against a historic ballot initiative to make quality preschool available to every Israel, but Israel has denied his wife, Kimberley Mathers, We’re hopefully looking for a [email protected] responsibility. The Israeli in a private hearing Thursday. bottom from which to build a four-year old child on Tuesday, June 6th. Proposition 82 was to establish the right for all airstrikes came in response to Details of the meeting were rally later this year.” children to receive one year of voluntary state-funded preschool by 2010. rocket attacks by Palestininan militants in the Gaza Strip. Despite the support“ Prop from 82-state educational PreSchool organizations For as the All California Fails Kindergarten to Pass ” Association, California Federation of Teachers and the California Teacher’s Association, the U.S. confirms voter’sWritten response by: Susan wasn’t McConnell, affected this Director time around. of Child Development Services bodies found in Governor Schwarzenegger opposed this particular proposition but sees the value in preschool Iraq were missing programs and has requested $50 million to a Targeted Preschool Initiative to fund voluntary men, relatives say preschool for school districts that are in the lowest three deciles according to their API BROWNSVILLE, Texas (Academic Performance Index). So although Proposition 82 failed, the Universal Preschool (AP) — Relatives of two sol- Carol Martin movement is here to stay. diers who disappeared in Iraq New Account Rep during an insurgent attack Mendocino Office Four decades of solid research have demonstrated the positive effects of high-quality preschool comforted each other programs. These benefits extend well beyond preparing young children for kindergarten. The Chicago Longitudinal Study and Perry Preschool Study demonstrated that children enrolled in preschool scored significantly higher in reading in first and sixth grades, and at ages 10, 14 and Fire 19. The research also shows that fewer children are held back in school, less money is diverted Value to costly remedial or special education services, and there is higher achievement on later Continued from Page A-2 assessments of reading and math. The Rand Corporation estimates that for every dollar invested in a free, high quality, universally accessible preschool program in California, tax payers will expanded to 13,620 acres as it save from $2.62 to $4.00 in reduced future expenditures. burned southeast and away Value is the bottom line from the small town of New in financial service. We Until recently, studies on the impact of preschool focused mainly on model preschool programs Cuyama, about 45 miles east that served high-risk children from low-income families. The recent and emerging data of Santa Maria. No injuries were reported have a tradition of value. demonstrates the value of preschool education for children of all economic groups who attend and no homes were threat- large-scale, quality, publicly-supported programs. Recent findings for Oklahoma’s universal ened. Temperatures reached A tradition that’s passed preschool program, similar to the one proposed in California, shows that participating children into the high 90s and winds from all income groups built stronger pre-reading and other skills compared with similar children were moderate at 15 mph. on from management to who did not participate. This study demonstrates that low income children made the biggest The fire began about 1:30 gains, thus narrowing the achievement gap, and all racial, ethnic and socioeconomic groups p.m. Monday when a piece of employees, from employees experienced statistically significant improvements. metal blew into electrical to customers and from wires, authorities said. Three Research also shows children who attend preschool become better readers in elementary school. trailers that belonged to an oil our customers to their Studies of public preschool programs in six states found children who attended preschool had company and two sheds were better early literacy skills when they entered kindergarten, including a seven month advantage destroyed. The firefighting over children who did not attend preschool with regard to their ability to identify letters and effort has cost more than friends and families. words. Currently, thirty-seven percent of California third graders fail to demonstrate basic $820,000, authorities said. Smoke from the fire was a tradition of value! reading skills on the California Standards Test for English/Language Arts. California fourth lowering air quality in Santa graders perform significantly worse in reading than students in 44 other states and jurisdictions. Barbara County, prompting health officials to advise chil- With the high costs of paying for preschool on their own, too few middle income families can dren, seniors and people with afford to enroll their children. A family with two minimum-wage working parents is unlikely to respiratory problems to stay be income-eligible for programs such as Head Start and State Preschool. The statewide average indoors. The Southern Savings Bank cost of private part-time preschool and child care programs is $4,022. California fire season has OF MENDOCINO COUNTY started strong with 15 small The Mendocino County Office of Education is hosting an informational presentation Member FDIC brush fires charring pockets on Universal Preschool June 27th from 1:00 to 3:00 p.m. of the Angeles National www.savingsbank.com at the River Room, MCOE, 2240 Old River Road. The public is welcome to attend. Forest in recent days. 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If you want to be a been transformed over the summer reading program writer, sit down and write past several decades into a Wednesdays at 3 p.m. begin- from Foundation for Medical Care something every day. At first retreat center and setting for ning July 5. Sign-ups for the of Lake and Mendocino County blush, these words sound arts workshops. Three writers free program, which is geared obvious and perhaps a bit will offer intensives in these for children up to grade 5, are Ashtin Salisbury, a senior at Ukiah High School, received a ridiculous. But it’s wise areas: memoir (Bob Stanley), being accepted now at the $5,000 dollar scholarship award from the Foundation for advice, particularly in fiction (Charlotte Gullick), library. For details, see Medical Care of Mendocino/Lake County at the seventh annu- response to the oft-heard com- and poetry (May Khosla). The www.co.mendocino.ca.us/libr al awards ceremony. ment “I want to be a writer but retreat runs from Thursday ary. This award was presented by Donald Coursey, M.D., …” It’s also helpful for those evening July 20 through “The kids who can’t wait Secretary/Treasurer for the foundation. It is offered to encour- of us prone to fantasize that a Sunday July 23 and limits par- until July can log on to age qualified students to enter the field of medicine. literary angel might descend ticipation to eighteen writers. “pawedcasts” and hear the To be eligible, a student must have proof of admission to an from on high and anoint us For more information, check program’s songs and tales on academic institution with emphasis on a medical curriculum. “writers” and maybe even outtheir home computers,” Ashtin was selected from 18 applicants submitted form high school counselors in Mendocino County. arrange a publishing contract www.wellspringrenewal.org explains Reference Librarian at the same time. If you want Eliza Wingate. “”Look for the Salisbury will be attending the University of California In Our Own Words or call Terry at 895-3893. Riverside this fall and is majoring in biology in a medical to become a firefighter, it For those who want to link on the county library requires more than a prefer- By Dot Brovarney website,” she says. scholar’s pre-med program. Linda Joy Meyers (Don’t Call explore the larger world (and I For more information on this annual award, call Robert ence for bright cherry red mean large -- from Aspen to Unable to resist the segue vehicles and spotted dogs. It Me Mother), mystery writer suggested by the topic of Faulk, Executive Director of the Foundation for Medical Care Paul Levine (To Speak for the Assisi, Portland to Provence, “claws,” I have a final note for of Mendocino/Lake Counties at 462-7607. takes training and practice. Taos to Tuscany) of writing Basic training for writers is Dead), poet Nan Cohen (Rope fans of the Wild Parrots of Bridge), Sonoma State conferences and workshops, Telegraph Hill. Recent literary writing everyday, practicing the best on-line site I’ve found and honing the craft. Some of Professor Emeritus Gerald guest to Ukiah, author Mark To submit articles or briefs on Haslam (Straight White is at www.shawguides.com. Bittner has married his girl- us participate in a group that For those seeking local gives us deadlines and allows Male), and Ukiah’s own fic- friend, filmmaker Judy Irving current events, call or e-mail tion writer and college summer activities geared to in San Francisco -- on the us to stay engaged with other little literature lovers, the the features editor at: writers, brainstorm new ideas, instructor Jody Gehrman occasion of her 60th birthday! learn to critique, and receive (Tart). As a veteran of several Ukiah branch of the County Congratulations, Mark and 468-3520/[email protected] feedback about our work. But conferences over the years Library is offering “Paws, Judy! once in a while, even groupies (although not this particular need an infusion of energy one), I can say that MCWC and a dose of guidance from has at least one strong suit writers in the larger literary besides a lovely location: YOUR LOCAL community as well as editors, planners cap attendance at 100 agents, and publishers. And writers, enhancing your that is why the literary angels opportunity to connect with have created the writers’ con- the presenter whose brain you ference! wish to pick, or if you’re fur- The Mendocino Coast ther along in the writing Superstore Writers Conference happens process, that special someone nearby and soon. Held in Fort for whom you’ve honed your Bragg on the campus of pitch. College of the Redwoods, this Author David Weitzman, conference takes place August past presenter and Covelo res- 10-12. Intensive workshops, ident, says of last year’s con- lectures, readings, private ference, “The comfortable consultations, chat room camaraderie of the staff, pre- opportunities, and even a clos- senters and students made it ing night bonfire party at Big so easy for everyone to River Beach are all part of the approach everyone else. Every time I sat down some- SATURDAY conference mix. “We aim to create a com- where I was immediately sur- munity of fellow-minded rounded by talented, interest- TH folks -- those people, pub- ing people.” lished or not, who come If you’d like to be among together to gain courage, the talented and interesting JUNE 24 insight, and wisdom to take folk at this year’s conference, back to the lonely task of writ- you may download a registra- D ing,” says MCWC Director tion form at mcwc.org or call Charlotte Gullick. 707 962-2600 ext. 2167. The conference covers fic- Mendocino County hosts a tion, including the exploding second writers’ gathering this young adult genre, non-fic- summer; this one even more tion, playwriting, and poetry. intimate than Fort Bragg’s. The list of faculty is impres- The Wellsprings Renewal sive and includes book people Center, for a fifth year, offers who are great teachers: its three-day writers’ retreat Heyday Book publisher on land along the Navarro Malcolm Margolin, memoirist River in Philo. A former fish- WIN Tips for self-pruning trees A One characteristic of many young plantation forests, including those here in Scotland, is the overabun- LAST dance of dead, low-hanging tree branches. But as the trees CHANCE age in such stands, many of their dead limbs will, depend- HOME ing on environmental factors ENTER and the tree species, be self- pruned. Self-pruning of trees varies both with the species and envi- ronment factors. Certain MAKEOVER NOW! species, such as Ponderosa Tree Tips pine and Douglas-fir, are adept By Clare Nunamaker Must Be Present To Win at self-pruning. Take a look at the trees in a mature or old- Knowing which trees tend growth grove dominated by to self-prune in shady condi- these species, and you’ll see tions can be useful when mak- many trees with no limbs for ing forest management deci- RD quite a long way up the tree sions regarding fire risk. trunk. Pruning by hand takes a lot of MUST ENTER BY JUNE 23 ! Self-pruning is also a time and effort, and favoring response to the environment. trees that can do some of that In open areas, for example, work for you can make a lot of you’ll notice that conifers sense. ENTRY FORM BONUS ENTRY FORM often have live branches all Self-pruning trees are cer- Name: ______Name: ______the way down to the ground, tainly not a panacea, however. or nearly so. When the tree is It can take them many years in Address: ______Address: ______getting adequate sunlight, shaded conditions to begin to water, and nutrients, there’s shed their lower limbs. And in Phone: ______Phone: ______really no reason for it to self- high-risk areas, such as around prune. buildings and alongside roads, 1205 Airport Park Blvd 1205 Airport Park Blvd people create openings that let Ukiah Ukiah But if the same tree were in sunlight, making trees less growing in even a moderately likely to self-prune. dense stand where it would 463-3500 463-3500 Still, as part of an overall NEXT TO WAL★MART NEXT TO WAL★MART compete with its neighbors for strategy of reducing fire risk limited resources, you’d see on your property, it’s worth self-pruning occur. Take a remembering that not all trees look and you’ll find that the are created equal. pruning-adept Douglas-fir You can now view Tree tends to shed more branches in Tips on the Web. Go to 1205 Airport Park Blvd a dense forest but hangs onto www.nwwg.org, click on more branches if open grown. Resources and click on Tree Ukiah Researchers propose that Tips. self-pruning is an adaptation You can contact Clare to fire. If a mature tree has Nunamaker at forestry@nuna- shed its lower limbs, it is much maker.com. Clare is a more difficult for a low-inten- California Registered 463-3500 sity fire to climb into the Professional Forester current- NEXT TO WAL★MART canopy and damage the tree’s ly living near Edinburgh, foliage. Scotland. B-2 – FRIDAY, JUNE 23, 2006 COMMUNITY THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL

made glass including modern vessel ware, sculptural Hey ma! Movies on the Plaza! objects, lighting and architectural elements. For further ACHIEVERS information, including images, contact Scott Hegan at 462- I have been waiting for the Moonlight Movie Madness to 5191. start for the summer, and lo and behold as I drove north on State Alatorre invited to People to People Street the other day I looked up Leadership Foram in Washington, D.C. at the big banner across the BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT entire street advertising the first This has been quite a year for Ukiah’s own 10-year-old movie of the season, Yovana Alatorre. Not only is she Student of the Year at Madagascar, a funny animated Yokayo, she has been invited to attend the 2007 People to film with great voice talent and People World Leadership Forum In Washington, D.C. a rib-tickling plot. Participating in the forum is an honor that will expand I wrote about this great com- individual knowledge and leadership skills, and Yovana has munity program last year shown that she is up to the challenge. spearheaded by the Ukiah Community chatter People to People was founded in 1956 by U.S. President Main Street Program and the Dwight D. Eisenhower to foster world citizenship. Through City of Ukiah and what a very By Kathy Davidson the forum, Yovana will gain such insight, ranging from the special event it is. Picture this founding of the United States to current world affairs. (no pun intended): June 30- Madagascar; July 14- During the week-long program held in March of 2007 Beautiful balmy Ukiah sum- March of the Penguins; July Yovana will explore key museums of the Smithsonian mer evenings at dusk. People 28- The Legend of Zorro; Aug. Institute, visit heritage sites such as Colonial Williamsburg, of all ages, cultures, financial 11- Wallace and Gromit; Aug. and study international relations at a foreign embassy. status, manner of dress, singles 25- Some Like it Hot (you just Yovana will delve into the inner workings of the U.S. gov- and families all together in our gotta see Marilyn on the big ernment on Capitol Hill, take part in small-group discus- much utilized Alex Thomas screen once again!) and Sept. sions and activities and earn academic credit. Plaza. 15- Zathura. Not one of them is The tuition for this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity is Some are toting picnic bas- second rate. All are rated and $2,195 plus airfare. The public is invited to join in support- kets of goodies, others take suitable for family viewing. ing Yovana and herfamily as they raise the funds to send her advantage of the really low Oh, by the way, did I men- to Washington D.C. priced hot dogs, nachos, soda, tion that there is no admission? Those who would like to contribute can send a check water, popcorn and candy for It is just a treat from the coor- made out to “Rural Visions” for Yovana Alatorre to my sale by non-profits under the dinators and sponsors to you, attention by July 1, 2006. arbor. The smells of the theater the community. It might be are there but the real atmos- good to remind you that these Local ational honor student Vincent phere comes from watching a types of quality events do not full length, full screen movie come without sponsorship and gets second college degree right under the stars.I bring dollars. Theater-sized movies folding chairs, but when I have Local student Vincent rosenbalm will receive his second are pricey to rent, and just hav- college degree, a bachelor of science in business at Pacific the grandkids I also take a blan- ing the use of the Plaza is cost- ket which they enjoy laying on ly. Then the screen, sound, etc. Union College in Napa on June 18 at Angwin, Calif. Vince while the movie is playing. Thanks to US Cellular, was a national honor student with 3.9 GPA his first two There are many children pre- Parducci Wine Cellars, years of college. He is the son of Garry and Jeanette sent and they all seem to get Flashfire Advertising & Rosenbalm. Vince is the owner of Ace Company and plays along, and play together in har- Shaved Squirrel Productions, professional golf on two pro-tours, a Nevada tour and a mony in the center asphalt sec- Northwest Insurance, Edge California tour. After graduation he plans on starting a mas- tion of the Plaza. Some are Wireless, K-Wine & Maxx ter degree at Baker College in Flint, Michigan. roller blading in and out of the Radio, Bi-Coastal Media, Lucy Faith Talso pathways, others bring colored Lawson’s Station, Shotgun Emerging California Glass Artist Scott chalk and draw or play hop- Restaurant, and the Savings Hegan exhibiting at Oakland Museum Talso scotch or gather at another’s Bank of Mendocino County, blanket to share the latest news. this night comes free of charge. Emerging California Glass Artist Scott Hegan has been A baby daughter, Lucy Faith Talso, was born Saturday, May You don’t see a lot of Whadda deal! It doesn’t hurt to accepted to exhibit at a group show at the Oakland Museum 27,2006, to Janene and Justin Talso of Redwood Valley. She GameBoys. patronize or write a thank you of California. weighed 7 pounds, 7 ounces. If there was ever a pure def- card to these folks who give so “Made in California: Glass from the Golden State” will She is also welcomed by her older brother, Christopher inition of “a social happening” generously, (many year after run from June 26 to September 17,2006 and will display the Talso. Her grandparents are Phil and Sandra Johnson of this is it. I really enjoy watch- year). We are very lucky in our work from 40 of California’s finest artists working in glass. Clearlake, and Marvin and Linda Talso, of Redwood Valley. ing all the interaction between area to have such community The Bay Area Glass Institute sponsors this exhibit that will the different age groups before supporters. be of interest to supporters of the arts, glass collectors, the show as people begin gath- So see you at the glassmakers and students. Sell It Fast ering and jockeying for a good Madagascar showing, and if Mr. Hegan sees this latest accomplishment as further spot to watch the movie. There this is your first time, get there indication of the artistic success of his recent designs, With is really no bad position thanks about 30 minutes early, secure “Even though my recent work has been placed successfully Ukiah to Home Audio Video by DFM your spot and begin enjoying with many clients, it is a significant step in the development Daily and their quality sound and one of the most interesting of any artist to be accepted to a well selected museum show. screen. social events of the summer. I’m pleased that the work is good enough to merit this expo- Journal This year has a well-round- Remember, Out of the Mud, sure.” Classifieds ed Movie Schedule: Fridays: Grows the Lotus. Hegan Glassworks Inc produces a wide range of hand-

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DILBERT by Scott Adams FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thaves

FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE by Lynn Johnson BEETLE BAILEY by Mort Walker

DOONESBURY by Gary Trudeau HAGAR THE HORRIBLE by Dik Browne

Cash (1929-2003), singer; Wilma Rudolph president, there are all those things, the hon- Datebook: Friday, June 23, 2006 (1940-94), Olympic sprinter; Clarence ors, the 21-gun salutes, all those things. You Thomas (1948-), U.S. Supreme Court jus- have to remember it isn’t for you. It’s for the Today is the 174th day of 2006 and the 3rd In 1993, Andrew Wiles, a Princeton pro- tice, is 58; Selma Blair (1972-), actress, is presidency.” -- Harry S. Truman day of summer. fessor, declared that he had proven Pierre de 34. TODAY’S FACT: John Lloyd Wright, TODAY’S HISTORY: In 1894, the Fermat’s “Last Theorem,” which had gone TODAY’S SPORTS: In 1963, Jimmy son of architect Frank Lloyd Wright, invent- International Olympic Committee was unsolved for 350 years. Piersall of the New York Mets celebrated his ed Lincoln Logs, children’s toys that were founded in Paris. TODAY’S BIRTHDAYS: Alan Turing 100th home run by running the bases back- first sold in 1916. In 1947, the Senate overrode President (1912-54), mathematician; Bob Fosse (1927- ward. TODAY’S MOON: Between last quarter Harry Truman’s veto of the Taft-Hartley Act. 87), choreographer/director; June Carter TODAY’S QUOTE: “When you get to be (June 18) and new moon (June 25).

them over in your image. the pie than you are entitled restrict the group only to financial or business mat- Keep your critical eye and to. Don’t be greedy. persons who are compatible ters, follow the dictates of ASTROGRAPH suggestions to yourself. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. with one another. your own reasoning or logic. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 23-Dec. 21) -- You’ll be a Malcontents could ruin the Outside opinions or influ- 22) -- Inexperienced assis- very delightful person today, entire affair. ences may lead you astray By Bernice Bede Osol tants could gum up things provided everyone does PISCES (Feb. 20-March and lessen your chances for for you in delicate situa- things your way and/or does 20) -- Keep a sharp eye out success. tions, especially if the issue your bidding. Should oppo- for persons for whom you GEMINI (May 21-June CANCER (June 21-July is career-oriented. Try to sition arise, your warmth are responsible, because an 20) -- An individual whose 22) -- It would prove to be team up only with persons could quickly wane. unscrupulous individual thoughts are not in harmony unwise to attempt something who are eminently qualified. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22- may attempt to take advan- with yours could cause dis- important too prematurely. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. Jan. 19) -- It might be tage of them, and they’ll sension and create a cross- Instead, take adequate time 23) -- Because clever ideas important, as well as wise, need your protection. roads, requiring you to rede- Saturday, June 24, 2006 to improve upon your plans. are likely to come to you to keep anything good con- ARIES (March 21-April fine your relationship with In the year ahead, there is Contemplation enhances more profusely than they do cerning your career to your- 19) - If your presentation is this person. a strong possibility that possibilities. Know where to to your contemporaries, you self. Someone who does not peaceful, you’ll have no The Astro-Graph trends could develop in look for romance, and you’ll may experience jealousy. Be have your best interests at trouble winning your points, Matchmaker wheel instantly ways where your authority find it. patient and helpful to the heart may try to upset your arguments or debates. reveals which signs are over others will be greatly LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) - less imaginative. applecart. Pressing your justifications romantically perfect for you. expanded. Even arrange- - Your friends and family SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20- too assertively, however, Mail $2.75 to Matchmaker, ments that you presently will appreciate you more if 22) -- There is a chance that Feb. 19) -- If you are plan- will invite heated responses. c/o this newspaper, P.O. Box manage could prove to be you accept them as they are, you might, uncharacteristi- ning a social activity with TAURUS (April 20-May 167, Wickliffe, OH 44092- lucky. instead of trying to make cally, want a bigger piece of friends, it would be best to 20) -- When it comes to 0167. Cruise On In TO THE CLASSIFIEDS

Register at Todd Grove Park Free Golf Instruction! Swim Lessons! 467-2831 Day Camp office Swimming Daily! Free Lunch! 463-6231 Indoor and Outdoor facilities! B-4 – FRIDAY, JUNE 23, 2006 TIME OUT Editor: Richard Rosier, 468-3520 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected] Puzzlers

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 18 -5 -12 62 by Henri Arnold and Mike Argirion &CVR 12 7 5 32 Unscramble these four Jumbles, ENOD 26 25 49 43 one letter to each square, WRBP to form four ordinary words. 38 0 44 56 EION RITTA CLUE: R.I. COLLEGES ORDER GRID 100 ©2006 Tribune Media Services, Inc. 100 All Rights Reserved.

32 100 D PRAID -5 18 100 C& 7 100 N 100 100 100 100 100 6/23/2006 DECODED MESSAGE: GYNULS

ANSWERS IN NEXT EDITION © 2006 Robert Barnett www.jumble.com RUFUTE Answers to Previous Now arrange the circled letters Learning Challenger to form the surprise answer, as THE TWENTY-SEVENTH suggested by the above cartoon. 7 825180 THET 93 38 67 22 Print answer here: WEN T 89 42 73 16 (Answers tomorrow) YSEV Jumbles: FETID LOFTY DEFINE CHALET Yesterday’s 31 58 29 102 Answer: When he wanted to tee it up, she got — ENTH 6/22/2006 TEED OFF College student should reasses her living situation Dear Annie: I am a college student who has little money to spare. When my younger broth- not understand why some siblings find it nec- found living off campus to be far cheaper than er said he couldn’t afford this either, Kate and essary to plan lavish parties in order to show living in a dorm. I live in a five-bedroom house “Louise,” another sibling, began bashing him off their wealth and devotion at the expense of with five other girls. I share a room with ANNIE’S MAILBOX verbally in his presence, and later, behind his their brothers and sisters. In those families, sib- “Jane,” and the other four girls have their own By Kathy Mitchell and Marcy Sugar back. ling rivalry is alive and well, and there is little rooms. When I asked if I could do anything to help you can do about it. We have been talking to other students who with the preparations in order to make up for Dear Annie: This is in response to “Mrs. share rooms and realize that many are paying a paying only slightly less for the inconvenience not contributing as much money, I got the cold Jekyll-Hyde,” whose husband has vicious tem- much smaller share. Jane and I have consid- of sharing. However, if the rooms are equal- shoulder. They talked code in front of me. My per tantrums a few times a year, stops speaking ered approaching our other roommates about sized, your rent cut should be substantial. Talk wife did help with some decorations, and with to her, and then snaps out of it. I suggest that this, but we don’t know how much less we to your other roommates and work out what’s the little money we had, we brought some of her husband not only see a physician for neu- should be paying. fair. the food, but my sisters treated us horribly. rological problems, but also a psychiatrist. What is an appropriate way to split the cost Dear Annie: My mother recently turned 80. We showed up only for the sake of our From what she describes, her husband may of housing if four have their own rooms and My four siblings and I asked her permission to mother. Kate and Louise barely spoke to me. be suffering from some type of bipolar disor- two are sharing? Any suggestions? -- Cramped throw a small intimate dinner in celebration, They gave my mother a card signed by just the der. The fact that he only “blows up” a few and Poor in Ohio and she agreed, specifying that she wanted two of them, totally omitting those of us who times a year and then goes into a self-imposed Dear Ohio: Absolutely you should be pay- nothing elaborate. did not share equally in the finances. I am ter- isolation are classic signs. Medication can help ing less, but how much depends on other fac- My youngest sister, “Kate,” has the only ribly hurt, and they still refuse to talk to me. It level his moods and greatly improve the quali- tors. Is your bedroom larger than the others? home large enough to accommodate the gath- has become such a stressful situation that I’ve ty of life for both of them. -- B.T. Do you have closet space for two? If your bed- ering, so she took charge of the planning. It chosen to distance myself from them. Should I Dear B.T.: Several readers recognized the room is the equivalent size of two smaller quickly turned into an expensive sit-down din- have hawked my valuables to give my deserv- symptoms of bipolar disorder in this man and ones, plus extra closet space, you should be ner. My wife and I live month-to-month with ing mother this beautiful bash? -- Broke and recommended seeking therapy. We hope “Mrs. Broken in Arizona Jekyll-Hyde” will talk to her husband about the Dear Arizona: Of course not. We truly do possibility FRIDAY EVENING 6/23/06 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 BROADCAST CHANNELS C News Friends MLB Baseball Oakland Athletics at San Francisco Giants. (Live) % Ten O’clock News % Seinfeld E News Extra (N) Hollywood Dateline NBC $% America’s Got Talent $% News F News % Bay Judge J. Ghost Whisperer % Close to Home $% NUMB3RS (iTV) $% News % G News % Jeopardy! 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Section Code #21707 Notice is hereby given 6/16,23,30,7/7/06 6-9,16,23,30/06 ground E.M.F.’s Headlines Hair for local yard at Amer Chips and Logs, that personal property, household goods, mis- Supervisor FICTITIOUS FICTITIOUS cause Alterd Brain Design 462-6000 Canyon familiar local haul. Current cellaneous items owned by and held for the Maverick Enterprises, Inc. BUSINESS NAME BUSINESS NAME Wave Syndrome. w/Oakland Ports Min DMV printout account of the person(s) whose names and The leader in custom STATEMENT STATEMENT A Clari Chronicle Exp. 2 yr. Max 2 pts secondary capsule 459-4131 unit numbers are stated, will be sold at Public File No.: 2006-F0441 File No.: 2006-F0421 A Wabtec George closure Mfg. for the Executive Director Auction Sale on 6-24-06 at 10:00 A.M., held Get a 60 Hertz Mill-o- THE FOLLOWING THE FOLLOWING Company 707-649-9200 wine industry. for non profit clinic. by AA Storage, AKA Talmage Industrial Park, gaus meter to Defeat PERSON(S) IS PERSON(S) IS www.wabtec.com We are looking for a Potter Valley Com- 830-890 Waugh Lane, Ukiah, CA. terms of Electro Magnetic Classified customer care super- (ARE) DOING BUSI- (ARE) DOING BUSI- Effective Date of Hire: munity Health Center Sale: Each unit held separately (sold as Field. Irridation Even • 2 Weeks Vacation Representative visor to lead a fast- Superior Court NESS AS: NESS AS: 707-743-9931 x 101 whole unit). Buyer must pay with cash or 0.2 is dangerous. • 90% Health (No Cap), position available. paced customer care Mendocino WEST COAST CNC cashier’s check. Buy to remove all items in WALK AND ROLL Frances. Dental and Vision Approximately 32 to dept. Duties include Experienced sales County PRECISION managing key corpo- unit by 6:00 P.M. on day of sale. The sale is ADVERTISING • Cafeteria Plan, Flex 40 hours per week. person. Building and MACHINING WANTED Plan and 401K rate customers super- to satisfy the undersigned lien, including rea- 15201 HWY 101 No weekends. Must home improvement COURT 355 Kunzler Ranch Immediate vising daily operations sonable charges for notice, advertisements Hopland, CA 95449 have great customer a+. Sales/commis- Road Ste. H Matching 6% and streamlining pro- REPORTER and sale. Mindy Blumann service skills and ex- cedures, and manag- sion neg. based on Ukiah, Ca 95482 Current Career NAME UNIT# 15201 HWY 101 Best Opportunities cellent phone skills. ing customer care exp. Will train. Fax $4283 - $5740/Mo Jesse Lopez Ann Jensen C-5 Hopland, CA 95449 • Supervisor- good spelling and reps. resume: 459-9219 Full Benefit 7920 Oak Pond Ct. Shirley Hardy & Harry Hasting D-9 This business is con- Black Machine and typing abilities are a 3 years supervisor & NCO package Redwood Valley, CA customer service exp. Maria Andrade E-26 ducted by an Individ- Assembly w/CNC Prog. plus. Must be reliable Head Start - Ukiah To ensure consider- 95470 Bart & Master CAM background preferred. Site Supervisor/ Sherri Ornbaun H-2 ual. The registrant and able to pass ation of your appli- This business is con- • Press Operators Ability to prioritize proj- Teacher I-III- cation for the earli- Ashley Feagan K-26 commenced to trans- & Entries mandatory drug test. ects. Proficient com- AA/BA in CDV & ducted by an Individ- • Tooling and Die est round of inter- Auctioneer; Dave Pennington-Pennington act business under Machinist Starting pay $8.50 puter skills, with Of- exp. or qualify for ual. The registrant per hour plus com- fice, Excel, and Word. CDE. Site Supe views please apply Auctions 707-263-0341 Bond #302405 the fictitious business for • Welders - commenced to trans- GMAW/GTAW mission and benefits. Strong interpersonal Permit. Exp w/low by: July 14, 2006, name or names listed Redwood Valley act business under • Waste Treatment P/U application @ and communication income fam + however, this posi- above on June 15, the fictitious business Black Bart skills required. Supvn. $14.91- 467-06 Engineers Hometown tion will remain open 2006. Endorsed-Filed name or names listed Parade • General Production Competitive compen- $16.63/hr. 6-23,28,7-5-06 Shopper, Asst & Assoc until filled. For appli- on June 15, 2006 at above on June 8, Saturday sation & benefits pkg. The Sherwood Valley Rancheria is requesting 194 Ford Rd. Teach I-II - Asst cation/information the Mendocino Coun- 2006. Endorsed-Filed July 1, 11 a.m. Experience in Resume to jbrown@ services from qualified trained hazardous Ukiah maverickcaps.com Teach - Must have Call: (707) ty Clerks Office. on June 8, 2006 at 485-0487 manufacturing 6 Core CDV units. materials professionals to characterize and Cloverdale or fax 707-463-0188 463-6815. Or apply /s Mindy Blumann the Mendocino Coun- preferred w/QPS, $8.80/hr. Assoc. assess waste sites on the Sherwood Valley Healthcare at: 100 North State MINDY BLUMANN ty Clerks Office. Kaizen and 5S lean Driver Teach I-II-Must Rancheria to determine the extent of their LOST & We’re expanding! have 12 Core CDV St Room 303, /s Jesse Lopez manufacturing Pacific Pulmonary threat to human health and the environment. 454-06 30 FOUND Seeking dietary aides units & 6 mos. ECE Ukiah, CA 95482. JESSE LOPEZ methods. Drug and services, home oxy- Interested agencies please send statements 6/16,23,30,7/7/06 FOUND & cooks. Join exp. $10.32-11.28/ www.mendocino. Physical Required. gen & respiratory hr. of qualification and letters of interest to: FICTITIOUS TOYOTA KEY our winning team! courts.ca.gov 422-06 Send resume to: meds co., seeks driv- Family Support Sherwood Valley Tribal Environment Program BUSINESS NAME 6/2,9,16,23/06 Vic. Seminary Ave. P/T & F/T positions. Specialist - work [email protected] er/Respiratory Equip- MAVERICK 190 Sherwood Hill Drive STATEMENT FICTITIOUS 391-5863 Jill @ 894-5201 w/low income fami- Fax 707-485-0483 ment Techs to deliver ENTERPRISES Willits,CA 95490 File No.: 2006-F0442 BUSINESS NAME CNA’s F/T, P/T, lies enrolled in Found Male Dog. & set up equip. & head Start Ctr. PT Truck Driver Request for services close on Friday, July 21, THE FOLLOWING STATEMENT All Shifts Available! Light brown terrier days & PM’s. provide customer Posn’s range from Local deliveries to 2006 PERSON(S) IS File No.: 2006-F0393 Full-Time & Part- mix. Approx 4mo old. Great working cond. service. Successful Trainee to FSS II area wineries. 20- THE FOLLOWING Time. No experience $10.01-$12.84. (ARE) DOING BUSI- Boonville Rd. Please Apply in person candidates will have 30 hrs/week, may PERSON(S) IS needed. Full training Valley View Skilled Sp/Eng. Bil pref. NESS AS: call to describe. motivation, pos. atti- transition into full (ARE) DOING BUSI- provided. Drug test Nursing Center, All posn’s w/ranges I.R.I.S. Ideal Retail 272-6752 tude & current driver time. Class B Lic required, cannabis 1162 S.Dora, Ukiah DOQ & exp. PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Internet Sales NESS AS: license w/clean re- Aide - for HS Ctr. preferred, Proof of Lost blue & white, not tested for hire. clean DMV needed. 490 Milani Drive, MENDOCINO cord. FAX resume to: Sp/Eng Bil prefer- 379-06 423-06 vinyl star craft engine Help disabled in their Pre-employ Physi- Ukiah, CA 95482 POTPOURRI (415) 883-2438; or red. $8.04/hr. 6-9,16,23,30/06 6-2,9,16,23/06 cover for boat. Lost home. 485-0165. Must complete cal & Drug Screen. Christine Keri COMPANY apply online at FICTITIOUS FICTITIOUS 135 Oak Manor Ct #1 on Hwy 101 between NCO app. Incl tran- Apply at: Lapides AUTO SALES www.ppsc.com EOE scripts (Copies) BUSINESS NAME BUSINESS NAME Ukiah, CA 95482 Perkins and Mendo. 751 E. Gobbi St. 1200 Marina Drive New & Used car Come Join DRIVERS - wanted 707-462-1954 x 302 STATEMENT STATEMENT Lisa Cesano exit. REWARD Ukiah Ukiah, CA 95482 dealer in S. Ukiah for petroleum delivery or www.ncoinc.org. Fax 707-463-0188 File No.: 2006-F0277 File No.: 2006-F0389 135 Oak Manor Ct #1 463-2521 or Our Team Closes 5 PM 7/5 Amanda Joy Shaw is looking for two company in Ukiah, jbrown@maverick THE FOLLOWING THE FOLLOWING Ukiah, CA 95482 972-9833 (Postmarks not ac- 490 Milani Drive motivated profes- Now accepting CA, pay to $23.75 caps.com PERSON(S) IS PERSON(S) IS This business is con- cepted). EOE. Ukiah,CA 95482 CARDS OF sionals to add to applications for per hour, work all (ARE) DOING BUSI- (ARE) DOING BUSI- ducted by an Individ- 40 THANKS our sales staff. SURVEILLANCE year round, major oil NESS AS: NESS AS: This business is con- ual. The registrant Saint Jude, Thank Benefits include: DAY SHIFT 7-3 contracts, late model THE SPORTS ATTIC SCOOTRZ DELI ducted by a General commenced to trans- 100 You for your bless- Medical, dental, Coyote Valley equipment, benefits, BAR AND GRILL 2600 B, N. State St. Partnership. The act business under ings. You are and 401K & paid Shodakai Casino 401K, bonus pro- Kawi 108 Standley St Ukiah, Ca 95482 registrants com- the fictitious business have always been vacation. 7751 N. State St. gram, 3 years class A Ukiah, Ca 95482 Despina V. menced to transact name or names listed Place there for me. Apply online at Redwood Valley driving exp, must Ronald Ray Madden Mougianis business under the above on May 31, Nick ukiahgmc.com M-F 9-5 EOE have hazmat and Willits 760 Canyon Ct. 425 Lovers Lane fictitious business 2006. Endorsed-Filed or call Daniel at 707-467-4728 tanker endorsement MEETINGS & 459-7330 Ukiah, CA 95482 Ukiah, CA 95482 name or names listed on May 31, 2006 at 468-0101 to be eligible. Call EVENTS This business is con- This business is con- above on July 10, the Mendocino Coun- 60 888-383-2410 ext 21. HELP WANTED ducted by an Individ- ducted by an Individ- 2006. Endorsed- ty Clerks Office. Democrat Town Baker Wanted DRIVERS - Golden ual. The registrant ual. The registrant Filed on June 15, /s Lisa Cesano Hall Meeting. Schat’s Bakery is State Overnight is • Promotions Assistant commenced to trans- commenced to trans- 2006 at the Mendoci- LISA CESANO This Sat. 24th of hiring for early, am hiring drivers with van or pickup act business under act business under no County Clerks Of- June from 11 a.m. baking pos., Apply at • Director of Finance the fictitious business the fictitious business fice. 113 W. Perkins St. w/shell for local to 1 p.m. at the Come Join morning small pack- name or names listed name or names listed BARTENDER • Marketing Manager /s/Christine Lapides Washington Mutual age delivery routes above on April 18, above on May 31, No. exp. necessary Our Team CHRISTINE Bank at 700 S. based in Mendocino • IT System Administrator 2006. Endorsed-Filed 2006. Endorsed-Filed LAPIDES State St. Ukiah. for right person. Now accepting County area. Earn on April 17, 2006 at on May 31, 2006 at /s/Amanda Shaw Come meet our Infamous bar in applications for $10.00 per hour • Casino Host the Mendocino Coun- the Mendocino Coun- AMANDA SHAW state representa- Boonville. 707-895- Casino Executive plus mileage reim- ty Clerks Office. ty Clerks Office. 3823 or 707-489-1711 Chief of Security bursement plus ad- • Tech Manager tives, Pat Wiggins ditional reimburse- /s Ronald Ray /s Despina V. Bookkeeper Industri- Table Games 420-06 our next State ment based on local Paid Full Benefits Madden Mougianis al Hardware seeks Manager 6/2,9,16,23/06 Senator & Patty fuel cost. Benefits Please contact the Casino at RONALD RAY DESPINA V. Full charge book- Coyote Valley FICTITIOUS Berg State available including MADDEN MOUGIANIS keeper QB exp. pref. Shodakai Casino health coverage and (707)459-7330 BUSINESS NAME Assembly Member. 418-06 436-06 4yrs bk exp. Fax 7751 N. State St. 401K with Company Applications may be picked up STATEMENT Cover letter, res. & Redwood Valley match. at the Casino or go to 6/2,9,16,23/06 6-9,16,23,30/06 HELP www.blackbartcasino.com File No.: 2006-F0388 wage req. 462-1543 M-F 9-5 EOE Call Steven Koller FICTITIOUS FICTITIOUS WANTED 866-779-7726. THE FOLLOWING 120 707-467-4752 BUSINESS NAME BUSINESS NAME Business Mgr/Sec PERSON(S) IS ROP TEACHER STATEMENT STATEMENT 7.5 hrs. day. Aug. - File No.: 2006-F0418 (ARE) DOING BUSI- OFFICE Jun. School Yr. Sal. CONFIDENTIAL File No.: 2006-F0390 NESS AS: OCCUPATIONS Admin Asst. THE FOLLOWING THE FOLLOWING DOE + benefits. REALTY WORLD FI- PT (2 hrs/day, 3 Tree of Life Charter AVUSD-F/T w/bene. PERSON(S) IS PERSON(S) IS (ARE) DOING BUSI- NANCIAL dys/wk, + staff School Send resume: $32,253-$36,937/yr. (ARE) DOING BUSI- NESS AS: SERVICES There’s no mtgs) in Ukiah P.O. Box 966 Ukiah. Apply Sara I., NESS AS: CONTACT 350 East Gobbi $27.84-$46.36/hr. 462-0913 Anderson Vly. GRACE’S MORTGAGE Street telling what Provide instruction Apply by 6/26/06 District Office FOREVER in general office oc- Box 457 759 South State St. Ukiah, Ca 95482 Cabinetmaker/ TREASURES Ukiah, CA 95482 Robert Raymond you’ll dig cupations. Requires Boonville, CA 95415 knowledge of basic Stainer/Finisher 9155 N. State St. #13 Neece Investments Hansen Inside Sales/ Redwood Valley, CA L.L.C. 5440 Black Bart Trail up in the comp. operations, Ukiah Warehouse 95470 9401 Laughlin Way Redwood Valley, CA Word/Powerpoint/ Custom Cabinets for Motion Industries, Diana L. Mucke Redwood Valley, CA 95470 Excel. Exp. in busi- is currently seeking a leading N. Ameri- ness marketing. can distributor of in- 23964 Azalea Pl. 95470 This business is con- classifieds! a skilled Stainer/ Regular teaching Finisher. 5 yrs. min. dustrial power trans- Willits, CA 95490 This business is ducted by an Individ- mission products. cred not req’d. Des- exp. 707-391-7967 This business is con- conducted by a Lim- ual. The registrant Req. 2 yrs of sales ignated Sub Cred ducted by an Individ- ited Liability Com- commenced to trans- Great deals on items CAREGIVERS & exp. in the industrial issued based upon distribution or similar ual. The registrant pany. The registrants act business under you need! MA’S commenced to trans- work exp. or pos- Apply in person field, customer serv- commenced to trans- the fictitious business ice, communication & act business under session of Single 1343 S. Dora St. act business under name or names listed organization skills. the fictitious business Sub Cred. in Busi- the fictitious business above on May 31, Chevron is now Will train promising name or names listed ness. name or names listed 2006. Endorsed-Filed accepting apps. for applicant. Compre- above on January 1, Mendocino hensive benefits pkg above on May 31, FT & PT positions at 2006. Endorsed-Filed on May 31, 2006 at County Office avail, incl: Med, den- 2006. Endorsed-Filed all 3 Ukiah locations. on June 7, 2006 at the Mendocino Coun- of Education tal, 401k. Sal. DOE. Apply in person. Send resume or on May 31, 2006 at the Mendocino Coun- ty Clerks Office. For an app packet the Mendocino Coun- Call Today www.mcoe.us/jobs Construction Labor apply in person to: ty Clerks Office. /s Robert Raymond Motion Industries Inc. ty Clerks Office. Hansen or call FT $11-13/hr. DOE. /s/William Neece All phases masonry/ 2020A Industry Rd. /s Diana L. Mucke WILLIAM NEECE ROBERT RAYMOND 468-3500 707-467-5012 Ukiah,Ca. 95482 concrete exp. a+ Attn: H.R. E/O/E M/F/D/V DIANA L. MUCKE Owner HANSEN DEADLINE: 6/30/06 Clean DMV 462-7433 B-6- FRIDAY, JUNE 23, 2006 THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL

HELP HELP HELP HELP HELP APARTMENTS HOMES PETS & GARAGE GARAGE 120 WANTED 120 WANTED 120 WANTED 120 WANTED 120 WANTED 300 UNFURNISHED 330 FOR RENT 500 SUPPLIES 590 SALES 590 SALES FACILITY/EVENTS Housekeeping pos., McDonalds Ukiah PT Office Mgr/ TRUE TO LIFE $875-Marlene Tnhse. 2 country rentals. AKC Labs 5 fem. 4 Multi family sale baby Pre Moving Sale- COORDINATOR II: Tue-Sat, 32 hrs/wk, has Full & P/T posi- Volunteer Co-ord. CHILDREN’S 2br.1.5ba. Pool. A/C. 2bd. mobile, ml brn.blk $500 male -kid’s stuff,kitchen- Sat. & Sun. 9-3. City of $10/hr, call Orr Hot tions avail. Please Comp/database SERVICES No pets. Parking. elect. incl. $800. $600 fem. dew housewares,furniture 5340 Agnes Ln. Springs Apply in person. skills. Personable, 217-2764, 462-1546 1bd. cottage by claws removed 1st &tools. & N. State Healdsburg seeks 2 additional 462-6277 self-directed. 30-38 homes for Shelter creek, nice, $650. 13 shots ready 6-25-06 290 Stipp Ln Salary range: 2 bdrm 1bth Sat & Sun 8-1 NCO RCCC - Ukiah hrs/wk. Health bene. Care program mi. W. of Cloverdale 925-6301 (offS.State) $3558-$4336 Howard Hospital $800/mo. N/P N/S Multi family CC Subsidy Salary $12-$15/HR. Applicants need to Hwy 128. 894-1854 Sat&Sun9-3 per month, Opportunities 230 Observatory clothes, misc Specialist I. Willits Charter School have at least 1 spare ===== plus excellent RN, ICU, Full time & bdrm to house a child Ave. 707-265-4318 2243 S. Dora Enroll families, AA 459-5506. WANTED MINIATURE SAT ONLY 6/24 9-4 benefit package. per diem, 2 positions. for up to 30 days. degree in child dev Send resume to 2 bdrm, 1 bth,$750 370 TO RENT 54 Fairview Ct. Sat & Sun 9-4 Under general RN, ER, per diem Guaranteed monthly SCHNAUZERS Books, Men/Kids/Wm or rel’td fld pref. Exc 7 S. Marin St. allotment. Generous no pets, no sec. 8, 2 college prof. look- 86 Meadowbrook Dr. direction, the RN, Med/Surg, PT 2 female clothing, hsehld math + comm skills increase upon place- washer& dryer, w/ ing for well kept W. Oak rolltop desk, oak Facility/Events RN Shift Sup/Med/ RDA 1 male items, Xrcz equip, req. Computer + hu- ment. Income tax-ex- yrd. 743-1953 Side home to rent ent center, multi fam. Coordinator II Surg, PT Days Sal. & benes. DOE. 462-6719 crafts floral-misc & man svs exp. empt. Exp. with chil- ===== Sat 8-3 1062 Albright plans, supervises, RN, PACU/Outpt Contact office mgr. 2 bed, 1 ba. condo. starting Aug. 1. 2-3 Sp/Eng Bil pref. dren req. Parents will more Place Ukiah. Clothes, coordinates, directs Surg, PT 702 S. Dora St.Ukiah receive training, + So- Walking distance bdrm 1-2 bth. Must $10.95 - $11.50/hr 2 fam. Sat & Sun 9-6 Computer software, and participates in Occup. Ther, FT RN/Assistant cial Worker, in-home shopping/Sonoma be ok with our caged DOQ, 35 hr/wk & full 60 Central Ave. telescope, lots of etc. events planning Rad Tech, FT Director Lakeport support & respite. State. Newly remod. house rabbits. bene. Must submit Need 1 or 2-parent Appliances, clothing, and facilities and Radiology Clerk, Skilled Nursing hardwood floors, (530) 400-7211 Sat 9-? 59 Whitmore NCO app: 467-3200 homes, with 1 parent furniture & misc. marketing manage- FT/per diem, 2 pos. This challenging stainless steel appl. Ln. Ukiah. Purse, x302 or www.ncoinc.org home full time. Home Quiet Mendo College Pharmacy Tech, FT, $1100 dep./$1100 Alert-Senior Center shoes, hshld items ment. Position is re- Closes 5 PM 7/5 position is full-time with no more than 1 student seeks 1 or cert. req. rent. 338-5151 Thrift Open Mon-Sat furn, beer steins, tins sponsible for book- (postmark not ac- with On-Call duties. biological child con- 2bd in Ukiah on Aug. Physical Ther.; FT sidered. 2bd. 1 ba $800 10-4, Donations of Sat only 8-466 ing the Villa cepted). EOE Long term care ex- 1st. Reliable inc/ ref. Anderson Valley Chanticleer and CRNA, FT. perience preferred Retirees invited to 2 bd. TH $825 354-3248 or 459-3639 Animal Rescue good quality furniture Meadowbrook Dr. other facilities RN, HomeHlth/ but willing to train apply. Contact TLC No Section 8. is looking for a only & volunteers Ukiah. Furn, hshld, NEW EXCITING 707-463-1100 WANTED TO owned or managed Hosp, PT the right individual. LEE KRAEMER calm, temp, foster needed 462-4343 kid’s items, paint ball POSITION WORK- Lic#236800809 380 SHARE RENT by the City. Position Apply online Excellent salary. PROPERTY MGMT home for gun, bike MK cosmet ING WITH KIDS Room in Big Fun Sale! is also required to HowardHospital.com Join our team of 463-2134 ❀❀❀ ❀❀❀ women’s clothes, etc! 6 wks pd vacation Txt. book co. seeks beautiful westside Daisy 1393 Yokayo Drive plan, organize, or call 456-3101 health care profes- 2bd/1ba west side Sat. 9-4 Sun.9-2 401 K. Day & Eve friendly self-starter location,pool,n/s/p who has heart- off Wabash N.E.B coordinate, market sionals. Contact w/d/yard 9191 West Rd. HVAC/ avail. Small homelike w/teaching exp. $500/ Ref.463-0568 worm. AVAR wants Sat & Sun 8-3 and promote a Barry Loflin, R.N. SHEETMETAL environment, good (530) 886-8887 $750/mo to treat her and CLEANING OUT! Rwd. Vly. No earlies. variety of special Director of Nursing. INSTALLERS pay & benefits. Fax Wanted neat enthu- 415-740-7081 MOBILES FOR needs help. LOTS OF STUFF! Misc., glassware, events. Other Ph: (707) 263-6101, Work for an HVAC resume to 463-6957. siastic import auto 3 New luxury 2 390 RENT To find out more SOME NEW IN antiques, household. duties include pre- Fax: 263-6300 leader who pays tech. 3-5 yr exp., story 1 bd. Apart- call Sage at BOX! Sat.June 24, 8-2 paring a variety of Night Staff RV piece rate! HVAC & self motivation a +. ments. Mason St., 468-1673. IN THE SHADE! Lots of guy stuff & brochures, calen- FT, 32 hr. & 40 Round Table Pizza Gutter Installers w/2+ Apply in person Uk. Apt. size w/d HU. SPACE 2850 Boonville Rd. household items dars, letters, post- hour shifts. Full Now hiring for eves & years exp in New 213 S. Main Ukiah Full appl. Avail. 485-8688 German Shepherd Sat 8-5, Sun 9-3 223 Laws Ave ers, news releases, benefits. $9.40 to wkends. Must be 18 Residential Construc- 7/1.Starting $895/mo. Pups Organicly fed SATURDAY 9-5 flyers, and related start. or older. Apply in per- Warehouse Staff 2 NEW & USED Estate Sale6/24/06 tion needed NOW! $1000 dep. App. at Sieger champ lines 420 LK MENDO DR communications. Qualifications: Pass son between 1-4 @ positions. Industrial 400 EQUIPMENT 9-2 Antiques, silver, We offer 216 Mason St. No AKC SchH3 KKL1 Kitchen Appl. W+D, Requires education medical and drug 292 S. State St. hardware seeks Mving Sale 4 65” furn, paintings, etc. Med/Dent/Vis, PTO & pets. By appt. only. Sire imported from lots of Misc all must equivalent to exam. TB test, warehouse mgr & Rear Projection TV, 660 W. Perkins Apt 3 holidays, matching Sales Assistant 707-972-1294 Rob Germany Health/hip go! graduation from criminal back- Duties include: warehouse worker. 19” TV, 1mnth old FRI-SAT 8-12 401K and more! Call 625 N. STATE ST. guar. Microchip. high school and ground check and ●Customer relations Exp w/steel pref. Reclining Sofa, 2 12” Book shelves, picnic REC VEH AIRdesign @ PARK PLACE $1,500 318-0011 at least three (3) have valid Ca. driv- ●Presentation of Wage DOE, Fax cov- JL Audio Subs + Box table, new & old stuff 610 CAMPING 800-928-6222 or fax ers license. Great 1 bd. $725-$775 Jack Russell pups. years full-time Products er letter resume & 972-0586 Tan&white. Mom/dad MAIN STREET 1992 31’ 5th wheel resume to: new medical, den- ●Product Delivery 2 bdr. $850 TH $950. experience in recre- wage req, 463-1242 MUSICAL on site. 2fm/1m POTTER VALLEY Dutchman travel 916-515-4281 tal, vision pkg., Assistance Water/Wastewater Pool/garg. 462-5009 ation programming. INSTRUMENTS $250each ACROSS FROM trailer with pop out. Immediate opening matching 403B, Successful Operator Flex hrs. ALDERWOOD APTS 410 Completion of two 998-4877 SCHOOL Make offer. 485-1072 for FT retail position TSA Plan, paid holi- applicant must have: 1/2-3/4 time $10-$14 1450 S.State St. Small Hammon years of college in ● FRI.9-4 SAT 9-4 Fax cover letter & days & vacation, A solid work ethic DOE & license. NEW OWNERS Organ 3 ft. pedals LABS, yellow, AKC ‘83 Pace Arrow 31’ recreation, educa- ● paid training’s, on Organization skill Refurbished 2 bd. push buttons $300.00 cert. pedigree, Multi-Family Motor home. clean. tion, physical edu- resume to: 462-0855 ● 744-1522 duty meals. Apply: Professional DW\Garage+pool OBO 462-7647 female, 17 mo. $750. Baby toys, cloths, $8500. Low miles. cation or closely Janitorial Maint/ appear ance, manner WILLITS UNIFIED Trinity Youth Male, 16 mo. $650 furniture & more 467-1327, 391-9733 related field is Housekeeping and expression SCHOOL DISTRICT $850 mo. 463-2325 463-1011 1025 Zephyr Cv Ct. highly desirable, as F/T Apply in person Services ●Valid California is now accepting Avail. 7-1, New 420 BOATS MOTOR- 915 W. Church St. off Capps Lane is experience with a 1162 S. Dora drivers license applications for studio, wat. & gar. 4 person raft. 15 hp MINI Dach. Puppies 620 CYCLES or on line @ Furn., tools & more. public agency and/ This is a great op- athletic coaches for pd., a/c, covered Merc. mtr. Folding 7 weeks Reg. ‘97 Suzuki Intruder www.trinity cfs.org 120 or facility and event LaVida Charter portunity for enthu- the fall season of patio, with w/d, top. Depth finder, like 3/m will deliver 800 cc. 13K mi. Very 2006. Call 459-5314 $725/mo. $725 dep. Oak Manor Dr. #B. scheduling. City School looking to fill Now Hiring servers, siastic and reliable new. $2500. 621-1740 $400/each cln. Lots of chrome. for more information. 462-2611 463-1969 Sat. & Sun. 9-5 application required the following PT po- bussers, & kitchen, individuals to join 983-6257 $3500. 485-5584 For application sitions w/creative cooks & bartenders. our dynamic team. Winery Tasting Beverly Sanders 350-7776 FURNITURE Harley Davidson contact the organized people Please apply @ Apply in person Room Sales Property’ 440 Rottweiler pups. HUGE 2003-1200 Custom City of Healdsburg, who want to work in Crushed Grape Ukiah Ford Friendly, outgoing Management Kitchen Table AKC. 12 wks old. Sportster, Black Personnel Office, innovative program. 13500 Hwy 101 Lincoln Mercury personality with a w/ 4 chairs like new Shots current. Garage Sale! 485-7763 401 Grove Street, *Jr. High Teacher Hopland 1170 S. State St. passion for wine. $$SUMMER$$ light wood $1200 ea. 367-4288 Healdsburg, CA *High School Must be able to work $200 SUNDAY ONLY! AUTO PARTS & OFFICE SATELLITE SPECIAL 95448. Phone 707- Indep. St. Teacher all weekends, live 462-8450 JUNE 25th ACCESSORIES TECHNICIANS, 630 431-3322. Deadline *Jr & High School ASSISTANT within an hour com- Lg Early American 8:00 am-2:00 pm REGIONAL $300 OFF 1st We recycle and pay $ to apply 7/14/06, Art Teacher Supervisor II mute of Anderson dresser w/mirror 10 Service provider for MONTHS RENT for battery core, 5:00 PM. Find us *Admin. Assistant Valley, Mendocino drawers & night Baby crib up to MENDOCINO California has imme- ON UNITS radiators, alum. whls, on the Web at Send resume & Co. and have solid stand $1000. 3.5 years, kid COUNTY diate openings for STARTING AT copper & brass. 467- www.ci. letter P.O. Box 1461 computer skills. solid oak bunk bed or bike & clothes, Department of satellite installation $610 to $745 1959, 707-829-2950 healdsburg.ca.us Ukiah Ca 95482 Full time, permanent two twins incl ladder bedding, swing, technicians. Good 1 OR 2 BED APTS. 4X4'S EOE/AA/ADA Social Services position with health, $400. 984-8127 ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ cheap computer pay, full benefits, OFFER ENDS FOR SALE LIKE Salary: dental, paid vacation ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ (Macintosh) etc. 650 FISCAL OFFICER 401K. Must have 6/30/06 $1309-$1592/ and profit sharing. The Ukiah Shelter 621 Joseph Jeep Laredo 1990 F/T position for per- CHILDREN? truck & tools. Paid APPLIANCES Bi-Wkly Starting salary 460 is overflowing with Great cond. $2600. son with a 4 yr. This might be training, drug test & Beverly Sanders Street, Ukiah Seeking a multi averages $18/hour. 2 yr old Maytag male and female AC power windows. acct’g. degree + 2 the job for you. backround check Realty 462-5198 task oriented per- Send resume to Washer. White, runs puppies. Huge Estate Sale! 485-8802/463-7977 yrs. exp. in Govt. & CHILDCARE may be required. Fax son to supervise Pat Hanks good $75. 467-9517 If you have the time Sat. 9-3 FUND ACCTG A WORKERS, resumes to Clean 2bdrm. apts., VANS clerical staff, with Navarro Vineyards, to add a ball of fluff 1321 Laurel Ave. MUST, will consider ALL SHIFTS. 707-277-0530 nice Westside neigh- 660 FOR SALE responsibility for POB 47 O’keeffe & Merritt 36” and joy to your life, (Laurel @ Wabash) 2 yr. degree & 5 yrs. F/T 4 day week. or email: borhood. Good cred- GMC 1988 Conver- overall office coor- Philo, CA 95466 4 burner/grid. Vintage now is a great time 32” TV, din. rm. tbl., exp. Preference giv- Starting salary rdiaz_linkuscorp@ it, N/S, no pets, Sec. sion 168K auto, A/C dination of adminis- Fax 707-895-9501 gas range. Gd to adopt a puppy, king sz. bed, desk, en to Native Ameri- $9.40 per hour. yahoo.com 8 O.K. $685-$800 pwr wds/dr Grt Cond trative and opera- [email protected] cond.$795. 937-3114 like this 2 month old tons of collectable can. Send resume to On call $9 per hour. SECRET mo. 462-3563 $1,800 472-0902 tional functions. USED sweetie. LCTH PO Box 1950, Qualifications: SHOPPERS Needed SERVICES plates & figurines, One year supervi- MOVE-IN APPLIANCES Just go to the TRUCKS Lakeport, CA 95453 Pass medical and to evaluate Local 200 OFFERED firewood. sory experience. SPECIAL!!! & FURNITURE. Ukiah shelter at FOR SALE or fax to 707-263- drug exam, TB test, Business. Flex hrs, Busy Bees 670 For more info call Sierra Sunset offers Guaranteed. 485-1216 298 Plant Rd. or Large Back Yard 0329. Open until filled. criminal back- E-mail Req’d 800- Housecleaning TOY TAC. ‘04 TRD 707-467-5866 or 2 bd. apts. w/pool & look on Sale Fri & Sat 9-4 FLATBED DRIVER ground check and 585-9024 ext 6520 services inside & out. MISC. OFF RD. Pkg. Xtra apply online: laundry facilities, www.paws Good Variety Tractor trailer (with have valid Cal. Security Guard/ 391-2953 480 FOR SALE Cab. Grt cond A/C www.mss.ca.gov carports & more! toadopt.com 626 Grove Ave. forklift) driver needed Drivers license. Event Staff. P/T to Dbl. wide mobile 123K $15,500bo. Closes 6/30/06 Loving care/dogs, Selzer Realty Anderson Valley immediately. No GREAT NEW F/T. $7.00 hr. to start free, buyer Misc. household 707-489-0720 cats, plants while you 468-0411 Animal Rescue overnight travel, only MEDICAL, DENTAL, DOE. For more info. resp for move. goods, hot wheels, CARS travel ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ local deliveries. VISION PKG. call 888-211-2321. 485-8401 Sat. 8-2 FOR SALE matching 403B Ref 463-0568 300 Pomo Drive 680 Guaranteed base sal- Septic/Plumbing TSA Plan, paid holi- Convair Award 2K Honda 1997 Del Sol ary of $40.000 with a Indp. contr. to install Reading Specialist MOVING SALE days & vacation, Office portbl evap kooler vtec,5 spd, green, potential $5.000 bo- new/maint. in mobile offering Summer 510 LIVESTOCK June 23-June30 paid training’s, on $420 targa top, 38K miles, nus. All equipment, Administrator home park. 696-0363 Tutoring. One on 9:00am-8:00pm duty meals. 707-964-7213 one owner.Garaged, fuel card and cell Mendocino Forest one instruc affordable UKIAH WANTED 2875 Oak Ct Rd FREE Co-op Day Products Co. LLC, SUMMER JOBS & excell Cond.$8500. phone provided. Re- rates 463-2835 140 Zinfandel 10x10 tent. Propane 462-6962 Care Provided Located in Ukiah BEYOND NOW!!! 468-1619 quirements: CDL FINANCIAL 1bd1ba. $660 camp stove. Qn. bed, 30”10hp riding lwn Apply: area. Provide sup- Full-Time & Part- eves/wknds (Class A) at least 21 205 SERVICES Hud OK. stand & matt. Pro- mwr, 8’ telescopic TRINITY YOUTH port to Vice Pres. Time. No experience pane light, lots of ex- Best Jag XJ6 1986 White years of age, non- BANKRUPTCY pole chsw, 27” SERVICES Req. 3-5 yrs. exp. needed. Experienced tras. $175 for all. needs new alternator/ complainer, profes- is it for me? CENTURY 21 cu.ft.hrnz. frez., with various office workers please apply Elect. wheelchr. Black right window/ moon sional "can do" atti- 915 W. Church St. FREE Les Ryan Realty 10’Radial arm duties. MS Office and new high school Make offer. 462-7326 roof needs repair. tude, clean appear- or on line@ Property Management Bart saw/table & equip. skills req. Exclnt. grads and next year’s consultation by phone! $1,900/obo ance and fork lift ex- wwwtrinitycfs.org 468-0463 2 piece bar w/4 6”circ. saw, 10hp air comp. pkg. Cover seniors welcome. Atty Ed Dechant perience. Must pass chairs. Black leather & Entries compr.,4 gal shoulder Heather 743-1993 letter & resume to Drug test required, 800-823-0600 drug test and criminal LVN/RN Case Mngr. w/chrome design mt sprayer, weed Honda CRVLX ‘96 Community Health 707-485-6873 or good DMV a plus. background check. BUSINESS $400.00 462-7647 for wacker,2 wk strg. Excel. cond. $8500. Clinic in Willits seeks recruiter@ Assist disabled in RENTALS DUPLEXES No resumes needed. 250 320 ADVANCED Redwood Valley tbls.,low fire kiln and Silver. exp. nurse. Competi- mendoco.com their home and on For more information 1000 Sq. Ft. 2 bd. 351 Creekside, NUTRIENTS Hydro- Black Bart much more 467-1327, 391-9733 EOE/ADA. community outings. please call Richard tive pay. DOE great Prof. Business Office. Willits. Lndry rm. No ponic & organic. Factory Parade Visit MFP.com Call for interview MOVING SALE!! MOBILES @ 541-520-5610 or bens. Fax: 468-0793 486 N. State. pets. Sml. bk yd. Ga- Dir. 20-50% off New & Saturday 485-5168 316 George Pl. 720 FOR SALE E-mail rtaylor@3pde- [email protected] 468-0179 9-5 rage. $800. 485-0841 used Hydro equip. July 1, 11 a.m. www.mchcinc.org Office Assistant/ Support develop- 707-318-0011 off Zinfandel COMING SOON! livery.comWeb-Site Receptionist 2 bdrm tri-plex 485-0487 Mail Order Co. mentally disabled Banquet Hall & Free Redwood Sat. 8:30-? Sun. ? New ‘06 Dbl wide 3PDelivery.com F/T position w/busy (621 Willow) Frig, located in Ukiah has in their own home. Kitchen Ukiah Senior shakes/gutters. Oak Horse Pasture Everthing must go -- mftd home in very Prop. Mgt. firm. Must stove, gas heat W/D Front Desk Person job openings for the PT, FT & wkends. PU Center 499 Leslie St. & tile bthroom vanity free stuff. quiet all age park. be professional, de- avail. W/S/G pd. No & house for rent. & Housekeeper following positions: application at 462-4343 $125.00 468-5308 Moving Sat & Sun 8- 2bd,2bth, incl. all new tail oriented, able to 743-1958 PT/FT Best Western Mountain View dogs! 7-1/06 $700. 5 1851 Held Rd. kitchen appl. • Order processor GARDEN New & Old QHA Bay Yearling Orchard Inn 555 S. multi-task, knowledge 1000 Sanford Ranch $1400 dep. 462-1862 2501 Old River Rd. #14 • Inventory Clerk OFFICE PARK Kayaks $150 & $50 Rdwd Val. Furn, tools Orchard Ave. Fax re- of office equip. & pro- Rd. Ukiah. 468-9331. Avail now 2 bdrm Filly King Fritz, Skip- $121,500 Spaces from 445sqft Nintendo 64 & hshld ,books, clothes. sume 707-462-1237 • Office Assistant/ cedures. Benefit pkg. WILLITS UNIFIED w/W.D. hu. priv. yd. pa Star, Will be big To 726sqft. & up games, girls bike 462-5646 for info. or call 707 462-1514 Cust. Service avail. SCHOOL DISTRICT gar. Clean! no dogs. $1000 367-2310 Multi fam. Wet suit, SPRING RENT $25 ea. 937-1648 or fax Applications avail. at: is now accepting $850/mo. 481-1206 toys, neon signs, Graveyard shift 1582 N. Bush St. FARM resume to 937-1762 Realty World applications for a SPECIAL adult & kid’s clothes, WORKING with kids, Selzer Realty 520 EQUIPMENT Maverick Enterprises .90/sq.ft. 1st yr. HOMES Persian Rugs, beau- furn & misc. Sat & small homelike envi- 300 E. Gobbi St. Literature/Language Early 40’s tractor Stay DMR Coordinator 330 FOR RENT tiful quality, large col- Sun 9-4 109 Thomp- ronment, good pay & Ukiah, CA 95482 Arts/Social Studies 3 Pt. TE20 Reblt eng. Work with QA Dept teacher for Baechtel DOWNTOWN #1-Quiet, upscale lection. Selling all, son Ave. Ukiah. benefits. Fax resume P/T Cook Good rubber. $2800. Informed tracking discrepant Grove Middle School. 2nd FLOOR 270 S. Pine. w/side negotiable! Call now, Multi Family! Antique to 463-6957 RA’S & MA’s 485-1762, 391-7634 matl’s, compile & Applicants must have DANCE STUDIO Bd suite +off/2 bths. Penny 707-823-1326 dresser, day bed, ar- Growing company Will train. provide data to print a Multiple Subject 3500 sq. ft. All appliances./gar. SPA-Deluxe ‘06 GARAGE bor, ATC’s. Sat. 8-4 on Local needs long term Apply in person employee. Willing & cap production. 2 Credential with a #2 -Spacious model. 30 jets. 590 SALES 1091 Knob Hill Rd. yrs. production or 1343 S. Dora St. 227 Washington Therapy seat. Never Issues to train. Bilingual a+ Supplemental LEE KRAEMER ESTATE SALE MULTI-FAMILY QA Exp. formal PACU/PRE-OP RN 2 bd/gar, frplc, fncd used. Warr.Can del. Clean DMV Land- Authorization in Real Estate Broker SAT.9-4 SUN.11-3. 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*0.0% for 72 months is on approval of credit through GMAC on new 2006 Chevrolet Tahoes and Suburbans. Special financing and rebates cannot be combined. Call dealer for details. All vehicles subject to prior sale. All prices 2800 North State St. • Ukiah www.thurstonautoplaza.com plus government fees and taxes any finance charges and any dealer CREDIT document preparation charge of $45, and any emissions testing charge UNION and CA tire fee. Sale ends 6/25/06. 1-866-2-THURSTON DIRECT (707) 462-8817 LENDING