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7 58551 69301 0 Saturday: Mostly sunny; H 94º L 55º 50 cents tax included DAILY JOURNAL ukiahdailyjournal.com 16 pages, Volume 150 Number 78 email: [email protected] FIRE IMPACT SMOKE STILL COVERING MOST OF THE COUNTY The Daily Journal Air ‘unhealthy for everybody’ Evacuation alerts delay court cases in Covelo By BEN BROWN The Daily Journal FIRE UPDATE Due to wildfire evacuation alerts, the The thick smoke that has Covelo Courthouse will be closed Friday. been choking Mendocino All cases scheduled for that day will be County since Saturday, 107 fires continued until July 25. Those who want leaving the air unhealthy to to have their case heard sooner are breathe, is expected to instructed to contact the Willits branch of remain at least through the burning the Mendocino County Superior Court at weekend. 459-5554. “We’re talking a couple of days, if not longer,” said in county Some community events Chris Brown, pollution con- By BEN BROWN canceled; others go on trol officer with Mendocino The Daily Journal County Air Quality. For the fifth day, fire- Due to smoky conditions from the fires, Measurements of the fighters worked to tame various events have been canceled. For the amount of particulate matter, lightning-sparked wild- first time in 46 years, the Black Bart especially superfine matter, fires across Mendocino Parade in Redwood Valley has been can- in the air have been elevated County as the total celed due to air quality conditions, as was since the fires began. acreage burned nearly Ukiah’s first Acoustic Café of the season Readings taken Tuesday doubled in size. (see Page 3 for more information). and early Wednesday were As of 9 p.m. Softball games and public swim at the .226 micrograms of particu- Wednesday, more than city pool are being decided on a day-by- lates per cubic meter of air in 21,000 acres had burned. day basis. For information on the softball Ukiah; readings were almost The total number of fires games, call 463-6713. For information on as bad in Hopland, at .191 in the county dropped the public swim, call 467-2831. micrograms per cubic meter. overnight from 131 to The day camp at Todd Grove Park “That’s unhealthy for 107, according to Cal Fire remains open, with children playing inside everybody,” Brown said. reports. the Todd Grove Clubhouse. The Sundays Air Quality issued anoth- Sacramento Fire Capt. in the Park concert on Sunday, featuring er air quality alert for and Cal Fire spokesman the Ford Blues Band, and the Ukiah Wednesday warning that the Farmers Market on Saturday will go ahead smoke was covering the bulk See FIRES, Page 14 as planned. of the county and was expected to be densest in the No Ukiah fireworks southern part of the state as fires that if the wind shifts it well as in the Ukiah Valley. just brings more smoke from The scheduled July 5 fireworks in another fire,” Brown said. Ukiah have been canceled, due to the fires Warm winds in the after- noon were expected to clear Air Quality was urging and the fire command center established at people to stay indoors if they the Redwood Empire Fairgrounds. some of the smoke in the valleys but it was expected didn’t have to go out, espe- to return by nightfall. “We’re so surrounded by See AIR, Page 14

Sarah Baldik/The Daily Journal Amber Maier wears a filtration mask generally used while painting and sanding on State Street in Ukiah Wednesday. Maier, who calls the mask her “Darth Vader mask,” says she only wears it while riding her bike in town and said it seems to help. “I only have one pair of lungs so I might as well take care of them,”she said. At right, a sign posted at the obstetrician entrance at Ukiah Valley Medical Center Wednesday asks the community to limit foot traffic due to the smoke. The hospital staff have also set up a fan blowing air out in hopes of protecting the sen- sitive lungs of newborns in the ward.

Sarah Baldik/The Daily Journal California Department of Forestry air tanker No. 91 sits in waiting after having thermo-gel retardant washed off its belly. Air tankers stalled due to low visibility By BEN BROWN The Daily Journal As the battle against the Lightning Complex fire entered its fifth day Wednesday, firefighters continued to work without some of their resources. Seven helicopters from fire crews all over the state were working fires through- out the county, but at the air attack base at the Ukiah airport there was little business Wednesday. “We’re not going anywhere right now,” said Cal Fire firefighter Dave Kendall. “Not until the smoke clears.” Kendall said the Cal Fire tankers that take up residence in the county every sum- mer for fire season need at least three miles of visibility to operate safely. At noon Wednesday, dense smoke had cut EVACUATION WARNINGS IN MENDOCINO COUNTY visibility to half-a-mile. Areas under evacuation warnings as of 9 -Chicken Ridge area in Round Valley On Wednesday, the planes were in Lake p.m. Wednesday -The Flynn Creek Road area of Navarro County, where they were helping to com- Fire photos by Peter Armstrong -The Cherry Creek Road area near the inter- bat several fires there, caused by the same Debbie McCord of Comptche and Cal Fire -Montgomery Woods between Orr Springs section of Highway 101 and Highway 162. lightning storm that started the fires in Capt. Brian Kornegay watch a helicopter Road and Running Springs Road. -The community of Cummings Mendocino County. make multiple water drops Wednesday -Mountain View Road in the area of mile- -Leggett According to the National Weather on the Orr Fire above Orr Hot Springs. post 9 -De Haven Creek drainage north of Service, winds may clear out some of the Above right, a smoky sunset over Orr -Red Mountain between Highway 101 and Westport smoke by Friday. Springs. 13600 Bell Springs Road. -Howard Creek drainage north of Westport Jann Smith, a spokesperson for Cal Fire, said helicopters can work at a shorter visibility range than planes. visit http://www.ukiahdailyjournal.com for the latest fire updates 2 – THURSDAY, JUNE 26, 2008 DAILY DIGEST Editor: Jody Martinez, 468-3517 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected] FUNERAL NOTICES The world briefly [\ She loved all kinds of [\ Edward and Richard, crafts; she loved to JERLINE CLORETA DELEON Jerline was predeceased in draw and loved reading Jerline Cloreta DeLeon death by her pa- and was a wonderful passed away Friday, rents Reaburn and Ethel FBI says 345 arrested, 21 children writer. Another of her tal- June 20, 2008 in Ukiah Kizer of Beaumont, ents was how she with her family pres- Ca. and a brother Wayne rescued in prostitution busts in 16 cities could whistle like a bird. ent. She was 80 years old. Kizer of Southern WASHINGTON (AP) — Hundreds of people have been She loved to take Jerline was born California. She is survived arrested and 21 children rescued in what the FBI is calling a care of her flowers in her on January 31, 1928 to by a large and lov- five-day roundup of networks of pimps who force children into garden. She will be Reaburn and Ethel Ki- ing family; son Ed Butler prostitution. greatly missed. She is pre- zer in Fort Sumner, N.M. and wife Anne, The Justice Department says it targeted 16 cities as part of its ceded in death by where she resided daughters Connie Gordon “Operation Cross Country” that caps off five years of similar her husband Bob, her until graduating from high and husband Jerry, and Stephanie Fesler and stings nationwide. mother, father, sisters school. She relo- Many of the children forced into prostitution are either run- Frances, Mary Anne, cated to Southern husband Mike all of Ukiah; sister Marge Strang aways or what authorities call “thrown-aways” — kids whose ROBERTA “BERT” brothers Paul, Curt, and California where she at- families have shunned them. Officials say they are preyed upon LEE SCHOMMER Toots. She is survived by tended cosmetology school and husband Bob of Oroville, Ca, & a broth- by organized networks of pimps who lure them in with shelter Roberta “Bert” Lee her brother Bobby, in Riverside, Ca. or drugs, then often beat, starve or otherwise abuse them until Schommer went home to daughters Lee Kerr and Upon completing her stud- er, Olin Kizer of ies she began work- Beaumont, Ca; grandchil- the children agree to work the streets. be with the Lord on her husband Tom “We together have no higher calling than to protect our chil- Sunday June 22, 2008 at Kerr of Sparks, NV, Joy ing as a hairdresser in dren Chris Gordon and Banning, Ca. wife Katie, Mike Gordon dren and to safeguard their innocence,” FBI Director Robert the age of 90 years old. Trent of Laguna Ni- Mueller said Wednesday. “Yet the sex trafficking of children guel, CA, Kathy Schommer In 1950 she met and and wife Cheyanne all of She was born on Ukiah, Patrick Butler of remains one of the most violent and unforgivable crimes in this February 13, 1918 in of Lockeford, CA, married her first hus- band, Edward Butler, the US Navy stationed at country.” Pardee, Virginia to Ar- Marta Sligh and her hus- In all, authorities arrested 345 people — including 290 adult band, Jim Sligh of resided in the San Fran- Camp LeJeune, North thur and Ellen Beaver. Carolina, Cassandra Butler prostitutes — during the operation that ended this week. Since Roberta loved the Lord Ukiah, CA and Lori McFall cisco Bay Area and later started a family. In of Ukiah, Hilda Fesler of 2003, 308 pimps and hookers have been convicted in state and and her family. She of Milwaukee, OR, Ukiah, Jamie Fullwood and federal courts of forcing youngsters into prostitution, and 433 10 grandchildren, 18 great- 1960 they moved to Ukiah, met her husband of 69 raising their 3 chil- husband Brad of child victims have been rescued, Mueller said. years, Bob, on a blind grandchildren, 4 Huntsville, Tx., Judy great-great-grandchildren, dren. Edward passed away date and they were married in 1967 and Jer- Rome and husband Zac of British man convicted of murdering not long after on and numerous nie- Heidelberg, Baden- ces and nephews. line continued to raise her November 11, 1938. She children and work Wurttemberg Germany, wife, baby daughter in their home left Ohio with her A viewing will be held Jody Gordon and Jessie from 9:00 a.m. – 11:00 locally as a hairdresser. In WOBURN, Mass. (AP) — A British man who fled the U.S. husband and 4 daughters 1986 she met and Gordon of Ukiah, great after his wife and baby were shot to death was convicted of moving to Southern a.m. at the Eversole later married Richard grandchildren Makayla, Mortuary, gravesite serv- murder Wednesday by a jury that rejected defense claims that California where her DeLeon from Ukiah. Ri- Rebecca Jonathan, Haylee, the mother killed her daughter and herself as they snuggled in youngest daughter was ices 11:30 a.m. at the chard passed away in 1991 Alyssa, Wyatt and Lucas. Russian River Ceme- bed. born. She moved with her and Jerline con- She will forever be Neil Entwistle, 29, closed his eyes and shook his head slight- husband to the tery and a Memorial tinued working until her missed. Service at New Life ly upon being found guilty of two counts of first-degree murder Ukiah area in the 1980’s to retirement in 2001. A memorial service will in the deaths of his wife, Rachel, 27, and their 9-month-old be near her Community Church at She then continued to be held on June 27, 12:30 p.m. on Friday, baby, Lillian Rose. daughter and grandchil- enjoy her family, espe- 2008 at Evergreen His parents immediately maintained their son’s innocence dren. June 27th. A reception will cially around the holidays Memorial Gardens in follow with lunch and said he had not received a fair trial. Roberta was a wonderful where she loved to Ukiah at 4:00 p.m. “We know that our son Neil is innocent, and we are devas- wife, mother, grand- in the church fellowship play hostess. She also Eversole Mortuary is in hall. Arrangements tated to learn that the evidence points to Rachel murdering our mother, great-grandmother, enjoyed spending time charge of arrangements. In grandchild and then committing suicide,” his mother, Yvonne sister, daughter are under the care of with her great grandchil- lieu of flowers, Eversole Mortuary. All Entwistle, said outside the Middlesex Superior Court. and friend. She was most dren. She was a donations may be made to “I knew Rachel was depressed. Our son will now go to jail happy when she flowers to be sent to New member of Kingsley Phoenix Hospice Life Community for loving, honoring and protecting his wife’s memory,” she knew her family was fine Chapter #58 OES. in Willits or to ones said. especially”Poppa”. Church. Besides her husbands favorite charity. Obama says he disagrees with decision Please sign the guest book at www.ukiahdailyjournal.com. Funeral notices are paid announcements. For information on how to outlawing death penalty for child rapists place a paid funeral notice or make corrections to funeral notices please call our classified department at 468-3529. CHICAGO (AP) — Democrat Barack Obama said Death notices are free for Mendocino County residents. Death notices are limited to name of deceased, hometown, age, date of Wednesday he disagrees with the Supreme Court’s decision death, date, time, and place of services and the funeral home handling the arrangements. For information on how to place a outlawing executions of child rapists. free death notice please call our editorial department at 468-3500. “I have said repeatedly that I think that the death penalty should be applied in very narrow circumstances for the most egregious of crimes,” Obama said at a news conference. “I think that the rape of a small child, 6 or 8 years old, is a heinous crime and if a state makes a decision that under narrow, limit- Smoke-shrouded state scrambles to fight wildfires ed, well-defined circumstances the death penalty is at least Mark Savage, a spokesman for the U.S. officials Wednesday to urge hundreds of potentially applicable that that does not violate our 700 wildfires burning Forest Service. people to leave their homes in and near Constitution.” across California The state’s largest fire was about 20 Tajique, about 30 miles southeast of The court’s 5-4 decision Wednesday struck down a miles east in a more remote area of the Albuquerque. About four dozen homes in Louisiana law that allows capital punishment for people con- Associated Press Los Padres forest. It also vexed firefight- the area burned in a wildfire last month. victed of raping children under 12, saying it violates the BERKELEY — Hundreds of homes in ers, having scorched more than 92 square The fire more than doubled in size Constitution’s ban on cruel and unusual punishment. the scenic community of Big Sur were miles and destroyed two homes. The Wednesday to about 1 1/2 square miles. It The ruling spares the only people in the U.S. under sentence threatened by a wildfire that already had blaze, sparked by an escaped campfire on was less than 2 1/2 miles from Sherwood of death for that crime — two Louisiana men convicted of rap- burned 16 residences and was just 3 per- June 8, was about 71 percent contained. Forest subdivision, and previously forced ing girls 5 and 8. It also invalidates laws on the books in five cent contained Wednesday. other states that allowed executions for child rape that does not About 700 wildfires, many of them Monterey sheriff’s officials said the evacuation of a summer church camp. mandatory evacuation orders were in More dry lightning was expected result in the death of the victim. sparked by a severe electrical storm over Obama said that had the court “said we want to constrain the the weekend, burned across much of the place for both fires, but could not specify toward the end of the week in California, how many people were forced from their although forecasters did not expect as abilities of states to do this to make sure that it’s done in a care- state, a point driven home for Gov. ful and appropriate way, that would have been one thing. But it Arnold Schwarzenegger as he traveled to homes. The Monterey County fires have severe an electrical storm as last week- cost $33 million to fight so far. end, when nearly 8,000 lightning strikes basically had a blanket prohibition and I disagree with that central California to assess the damage decision.” there. The governor also stopped Wednesday sparked about 800 fires. “I just took off with the plane down in Butte County, where 27 lightning- Fire crews have come in from Nevada Bush, Iraqi president discuss deal to keep from Los Angeles and, literally from Los sparked fires covering about 8 square and Oregon, and Schwarzenegger said he Angeles all the way up here, there was miles were threatening 1,000 homes. The has called in the National Guard to help. troops in Iraq after mandate expires blazes, which were only 5 percent con- “The fact is that when you have that smoke, so you can see that there’s fire WASHINGTON (AP) — President Bush and Iraq’s presi- everywhere,” Schwarzenegger noted at a tained, cropped up just as the county was many fires — and there are still 700 fires recovering from a fire that charred 74 left all over the state of California — you dent expressed cautious optimism Wednesday about prospects news conference in Monterey County. for completing a complex agreement that would keep U.S. Firefighters scrambled to tame the homes and 36 square miles earlier this get stretched thin with the resources,” troops in Iraq after a U.N. mandate expires at year-end. lightning-sparked wildfire in the Los month. Schwarzenegger said. Bush said the U.S. was working on an agreement that “suits” Padres National Forest that has burned Schwarzenegger announced The storm struck California when the the Iraqi government. Iraqi President Jalal Talabani, speaking in nearly 30 square miles near the coast Wednesday that he allotted $20 million in state was experiencing one of its driest the Oval Office after meeting with Bush, cited recent progress about a mile south of Big Sur. emergency funds to help Butte County years on record. Earlier this month, and said he hoped it could be finished “very soon.” “Unfortunately, this fire is in an area fight fire. Schwarzenegger declared a statewide U.S. and Iraqi authorities are trying to meet a July target date that is going to be very difficult to stop, Several blazes also were burning in drought and directed agencies to speed for completing the security agreement. Talks bogged down over and expectations are there won’t be any New Mexico, where a fire in thick trees up water deliveries to drought-stricken stopping this fire any time soon,” said in the Manzano Mountains prompted areas. See BRIEFLY, Page 14

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ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT THURSDAY, JUNE 26, 2008 – 3 Editor: Richard Rosier, 468-3520 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected] What’s Playing Ann MacDonald to offer THURSDAY NICHOLAS KARAVATOS -- Featured poet at Writers Read; Colored Horse Studio; 780 Waugh Lane, Ukiah; 7 summer choral ‘camps’ p.m.; Donations requested; 462-4557. JIM SWITZER & T.J. ELTON -- Lively folk and rock Special for the Journal her, and that she must return tunes; Shanachie Pub; 50 S. Main St., Willits; 8 p.m.; No World Class Choral for more periodically. cover, tips appreciated; 459-9194. Director Ann MacDonald will MacDonald has a Bachelor return to the Willits Grange of Music degree from the July 21 to 26 to host her annu- Boston Conservatory and a FRIDAY al vocal jazz and chamber Master’s degree in choral con- choir workshops, which she ducting from the University of KRISTINE ROBIN & BOB LAUGHTON -- Celtic and playfully refers to as “camps.” Arizona. She has extensive Irish tunes; Ukiah Natural Foods Co-op; 721 S. State St., Chamber Choir will meet performance experience in Ukiah; 2 to 5 p.m. each weekday evening from vocal jazz. She sang and ANDY & GABI KONG -- Live music; Himalayan Cafe; 5:45 to 7 p.m. Jazz Choir fol- taught with renowned 1639 S. State St.; 6:30 to 9 p.m.; no cover; 467-9900. lows from 7:15 to 8:30 p.m. arranger/educator Phil BILL NOTEMAN & THE ROCKETS -- West coast jump Both choirs will perform for Mattson. She tours as guest music; Shanachie Pub; 50 S. Main St., Willits; 9 p.m.; $5 the public on Saturday after- conductor, adjudicator, and cover; 459-9194. noon July 26 at 4 p.m., with choral clinician throughout SANG MATIZ -- Latin, fusion, flamenco; Ukiah Brewing donations at the door to bene- the West Coast, and has taught Company; 101 S. State St., Ukiah; 9 p.m.; $7 cover/ tick- fit the Grange Building fund. music at all school levels. She ets available at dig! Music, 463-8444; 468-5898. Rehearsals and performance founded and directs DJ DANCE MUSIC -- DJ dance music with Patti; will be held at the Little Lake Bellingham Sings; an inten- Perkins Street Lounge; 228 E. Perkins St., Ukiah; 10 p.m. Grange in Willits. Jenny Watts sive choral, vocal training and will accompany both groups performance program. This SATURDAY on the piano. organization features three Each camp tuition is $125; women’s choirs, a men’s choir DON WILLIS -- Continental music, cooking demonstra- some partial scholarships are and a jazz choir. tions, tarot readings and fresh berries, at the Farmers’ available. Some previous She has directed the Market; Alex Thomas Plaza; Ukiah; 9:30 a.m. singing experience, and the Provincial Honor Choir of 8TH ANNUAL HUNTING HERITAGE BANQUET -- ability to read music is help- BC, and has a host of private Dinner with the National Wild Turkey Federation; Broiler ful, but not essential. The students. She recently Steak House; 8400 Uva Drive, Redwoo Valley; 6 p.m.; $65 camps are open to everyone coached an outstanding choral adults, $35 under 17; 485-8896. with a genuine interest in the group and took them to per- ARTS AND CRAFTS SALE AND WINE TASTING -- joy of singing. form at Carnegie Hall. In Fundraiser with arts; Ukiah Senior Center; 495 Leslie St., MacDonald is a truly addition, she was responsible Ukiah; 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. remarkable singing teacher, for theoutstanding vocalists in SALMON BARBECUE AND RAFFLE -- Wild salmon choral director, and perform- a recent production of lunches and raffle; Ukiah Elks Club; 1200 Hastings Road, ing soprano, who left a large Brigadoon. Ukiah; 5 to 7 p.m.; $17 for adults, $6 for children under 12; mark on Mendocino County. To reserve space in either 463-0730. She directed the Willits Ann MacDonald or both workshops contact DAWN SENFTEN & JIM TUTHAN -- Live music; Chamber Choir, taught Jane Gurko, 459-4436; or Himalayan Cafe; 1639 S. State St.; 6:30 to 9 p.m.; no singing and vocal jazz classes all levels, substantially raising wake of weeping, wailing, Kitty Norris, 459-1868. The cover; 467-9900. at Mendocino College, and the musical IQ of the area. grieving and protests. In amazing and dynamic Ann JASON ARGOS -- Live jazz music; Potter Valley Cafe; starred in such events as the During that time she was response to that amount of McDonald may be contacted 10761 Main St., Potter Valley; 7 to 10 p.m.; No cover; 743- college’s 2004 summer pro- known as Ann Post. noise and tears, she has con- at (360) 676- 2396 or 2848. duction of The Sound of MacDonald moved to sented to these one week a [email protected]. COUNTRY BOYS BAND -- Dance music; Bartlett Hall; Music with the Ukiah Bellingham, Wash. near her year “camps.” We like to Any scholarship requests 495 Leslie St., Ukiah; dance 7 to 10 p.m.; $9 cover; all Symphony. She privately hometown of Vancouver, B.C. believe that our fair county should be directed to Jane and adults welcome. coached many local singers of after six years here, leaving a has left an indelible mark on Kitty for consideration. SANG MATIZ -- Latin, fusion, flamenco; Shanachie Pub; 50 S. Main St., Willits; 9 p.m.; $5 cover; 459-9194. THE MAD MAGGIES -- Mad gypsy, celtic, polka; Ukiah Brewing Company; 101 S. State St., Ukiah; 9:30 p.m.; $7 cover; 468-5898. Exploring the Spirit wraps up DJ DANCE MUSIC -- DJ dance music with Patti; Perkins Street Lounge; 228 E. Perkins St., Ukiah; 10 p.m. RAVEN RIDGE STRING BAND -- Live music; Potter Monday with Barbara Marx Hubbard Valley Cafe; 10761 Main St., Potter Valley; 743-2848. The Daily Journal capable of co-evolving with powers of science and tech- tional audiences. In addition Arena Theater Film Club nature and co-creating with nology. to producing the documentary SUNDAY presents Humanity spirit. A new synthesis is emerg- series, Barbara’s current work Ascending: Our Story on Marx Hubbard shares this ing, creating unimaginable also includes collaborating REDWOOD VALLEY FARMERS’ MARKET -- Fresh Monday, June 30, at 7 pm. compelling vision of hope in possibilities for the future. with large global music events farm foods, arts and crafts, jazz by Dorian May; Lions This film is the final event the film, encouraging all of Thesis, antithesis, synthesis is such as Earth Aid and Earth Park; Redwood Valley; 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. of the month-long series humanity to join together in the way nature works. This is Dance. DANIELLE BRASSFIELD -- Live piano music, benefit called “Exploring the Spirit.” the creation of this new world, not the end; it is the next Humanity Ascending: Our for Boys and Girls Club; Saturday Afternoon Club; 107 S. Author and futurist Barbara never seen before. Marx beginning. This new world Story has screened at film fes- Oak. St., Ukiah; 3 p.m.; $6 donation requested. Marx Hubbard, whose visions Hubbard calls us the view has never been integrat- tivals in locations as diverse FORD BLUES BAND -- Blazing blues featuring and ideas are featured in the Generation with a ed before because 1) as Cape Town, South Africa; Robben Ford; Todd Grove Park; 6 p.m. film, will be the guest speaker Choice. We’re the people in our crises are new, 2) our Tel Aviv, Israel; and Santa via videoconference. the gap between “here”-- a capacities are new, and 3) no Barbara, California. This film MONDAY Humanity Ascending is a highly technological, over- one on Earth is an expert on is not available from local documentary series produced populating, polluting, brilliant how a planet matures from its video rental outlets, Netflix, MICROPHONE NIGHT -- Sing or play an instrument; by the Foundation for species on the brink of social self-destructive path to the or TV. The “Exploring the Club 711; 711 S. State St., Ukiah; 9 p.m. to 1 a.m.; 462- Conscious Evolution, which and environmental chaos -- next stage of our evolution. Spirit” series takes place 7111. promotes the worldview that and “there,” a compassionate, This new social synergy offers every Monday in June at 7 human creativity can guide spiritually awakened humani- a way beyond the polarization p.m. not just our individual lives, ty, capable of transcending the and separation now afflicting The Arena Theater Film TUESDAY but the evolution of life on the limits of our past existence our systems. Barbara sees that Club shows classics, foreign planet. KARAOKE -- Karaoke and DJ dancing; Perkins Street and moving toward the by 2012 we can transform the films, and documentaries on The series presents vital unknown. This unknown has dominator culture in which we Monday evenings and spon- Lounge; 228 E. Perkins St., Ukiah; 8 p.m.; free. elements to awaken the codes TAHITIAN DANCE -- Every Tuesday night; Mendocino existed in human imagination are trapped into a coherent sors special film events. for our own conscious evolu- for thousands of years as a movement arising out of the Membership is open to every- Ballet Studio; 205 S. State St.; Ukiah; ages 11 to 99; 5:30 tion. Our Story is the first in to 6:30 p.m.; $8 to $11. yearning for, and intuition of, creativity and compassion of one; $60 annual membership the series, recounting the jour- a higher state of being. people. includes a $30 membership in ney from the big bang to cur- By taking the largest possi- Marx Hubbard received a the Arena Theater and 12 WEDNESDAY rent times, where we find our- ble perspective, we recognize political science degree from months of admission to selves precariously dangling ourselves as a young species Bryn Mawr College and was Monday night films (there are OPEN MIC NIGHT -- Open Mic; Ukiah Brewing Co.; between conscious evolution born into a universe designed given the first ever Doctorate no Film Club events on feder- 102 S. State St., Ukiah; 8:30 p.m.; free; 468-5898. and self-destruction. for ever more conscious life. in Conscious Evolution by al holidays). Dues can be paid This 14 billion-year jour- At the same time, we have Emerson Theological as a one-time fee or a mem- ney of transformation is now vastly increased our under- Institute. She helped create bership may be started for $6 pressing us forward to give standing of nature through the the field of conscious evolu- admission at any Monday birth to a universal humanity tion and has spent more than Film Club event. For more ‘Get Smart’ a great 40 years looking for answers information visit www.are- to the question “What is the natheater.org. meaning of our power that is The Arena Theater is locat- family comedy good?” She’s written more ed at 214 Main Street, Point Sunday afternoon than half a dozen books, Arena, California. It is owned When Maxwell Smart founded numerous organiza- and operated by the Arena (Steve Carell) becomes tions, and spoken widely on Theater Association, a 501 (c) Agent 86 for CONTROL FOCUS at the Clubhouse television, radio, and interna- (3) not for profit corporation. will he be able to battle the forces of terrorists in order The Daily Journal to save others? On Sunday, June 29, During a normal day of Danielle Brassfield will be ON FILM performing a piano concert to Spencer Brewer’s album work at a United States spy agency also known as benefit the Boys and Girls CONTROL is ransacked Club of Ukiah. release concert and compromised leaving Seating will be available the many agents who are inside the Clubhouse, and postponed due to smoke working through that office those attendin are also invited to bring their favorite The Daily Journal unable to go out into the This Saturday was to be the first concert at Ukiah field due to the information “Sunday in the Park” chair and sit on the porch or inside Music Center’s Acoustic Café featuring Spencer Brewer of their identities being performing pieces from his new record Cinematic. found. the hall. The music will begin at 3 Due to the levels of smoke in the air, an outdoor con- Now the Chief must pro- cert has been deemed unhealtthy. The smoke levels in mote his best analyst Smart, p.m. A $6 donation is request- ed for support of the Boys and Ukiah now are not good for anyone’s health and all who has recently passed his reports state that these levels of smoke will not let up for spy exam, and with the help Girls Club. The Saturday By Shelby White Afternoon Club is located at some time and are actually growing in intensity. of Agent 99 (Anne Brewer would like to thank the community for its sup- Hathaway), a much more 106 N. Oak St, in Ukiah. find a way to bring down a Light refreshments will be port and hopes this has not inconvenienced anyone. experienced field agent who terrorist group by the name served after Brassfield’s per- For more information, call the Ukiah Music Center at was not compromised of KAOS who is threaten- formance, with those attend- 462-8863. The next concert featuring Bill Noteman and because of her new plastic ing offered an opportunity to the Rockets is still scheduled for July 12. surgery, he must try and See FILM, Page 5 meet her. Danielle Brassfield 4 – THURSDAY, JUNE 26, 2008 FORUM Editor: K.C. Meadows, 468-3526 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected] Letters from our readers From the desk of... Vote for a conservative To the Editor: The Democrat Party, since they took over the Congress in 2006, has a 20 percent EJ DIONNE JR. approval rating. They have not accom- plished anything in the year and a half they have been in charge of the economy. Now the economy is spiraling downward, gas prices are sky high, housing is in a crisis, and all the Democrats want to do is raise Obama didn’t our taxes for their earmark and “entitle- ment” programs. Congress is in charge of kill election finance spending our tax dollars, not the President. Barack Obama’s decision to forgo public funds will If it were not for liberal Democrats in bring joy to opponents of campaign finance reform. Congress, we would not be dependent on But to say that Obama has killed public financing is to foreign oil. Because we are at the mercy of miss the point. foreign oil, gas and diesel fuel prices are The current system began to unravel eight years sky high. There is plenty of oil in the ago. George W. Bush became the first candidate since United States, and I say let’s drill for it and the post-Watergate reforms of the mid-1970s to build more refineries to refine it. Build decline public money in the primaries, thus avoiding more nuclear power plants, and work on the limits it imposed. alternative methods of energy so we can Bush’s decision was the single most important rea- wean ourselves off petroleum in the near son he defeated John McCain for the 2000 nomination future. We are a self-sustaining country and because Bush was able to spend without limit to win should not be dependent on any other South Carolina after his loss in the New Hampshire country for energy, food, or other goods. primary. John Kerry walked away from the public Enough is enough. We need fiscal con- financing system for the primaries in 2004. Note that servatives back in the White House and Kerry won nomination, too. Congress, not tax and spend liberal Obama has heeded those lessons. Bush and Kerry Democrats who will want the taxpayers to Other opinions paid no political price for opting out of the public foot the bill for a government-run health From around the nation money system in the primaries. And Kerry’s political care system. I do not want the government operatives argue that they would have been able to running our health care system. Why do work for us. Reserving power to the people the right to bear arms has nothing to do respond more effectively to the outrageous attacks on their candidate’s Vietnam service record if they had you think people come here from other San Francisco Both accept the reality of National Wildlife Refuge not been hampered by their acceptance of public funds countries for special medical care? It is global warming and the need while advocating ocean and spending limits for the general election. Chronicle for serious limits on tailpipe drilling along the shores of because we have the best medical care sys- This might be seen as a handy rationalization for tem in the world. A bad start on ener- and smokestack emissions. the lower 48. He also wants That’s a huge change from more innovation and experi- the Kerry campaign’s failure to take the attacks seri- President Ronald Reagan once said, gy policy ously early enough. Still, the Obama campaign wants “The nine most terrifying words in the the current White House, mentation though he voted For a politician, there’s no where the approach to cli- against tax credits in 2005 to avoid falling into the same trap. English language are, ‘I’m from the gov- Two things are true about Obama’s decision to be ernment, and I’m here to help.’” better way to kiss off mate change has evolved for wind and solar, saying California voters than boost- from denial to ambivalence. the concessions might dis- the first presidential candidate since Watergate to He also said “Government’s view of the ing offshore oil drilling. It’s reject public financing for the general election. It is, economy could be summed up in a few Also, both McCain and tort the market and lead to not just a third rail — it’s the Obama favor pacts with unforeseen problems as whatever Obama may say, an opportunistic move. But short phrases: If it moves, tax it; If it keeps other two as well in a state China, India and other major ethanol subsidies have. in political terms -- this is hard for reformers to take - moving, regulate it; and if it stops moving, that enshrines beaches, blue polluters to cut greenhouse Obama is playing a long - Obama almost certainly made the right call. subsidize it.” vistas and hard memories of gases. Each candidate can term game. He wants $150 Obama’s decision is based on the assumption he Our government has no obligation to past spills. also see more nuclear power billion over 10 years spent can raise remarkable sums of money, online and else- give everyone in this country a house, a But Sen. John McCain under the right conditions. on research for solar, wind where; his desire to compete in states outside car, a TV, food, or health care, but that is doesn’t think so, as he But from these starting and biomass breakthroughs. Democratic comfort zones; and his belief that as the what liberal Democrats, like Barack unfurls his energy policies. points, it’s a question of The money would come first potential African-American president, he will Hussein Obama and Mrs. Clinton, are try- By pitching offshore degree. Obama leans on need more resources than public financing allows to from cap-and-trade fees that combat especially scurrilous attacks. ing to accomplish, and we, the tax payers, drilling, he’s no doubt hop- government initiative, the Senate narrowly voted would have to foot the bill. Be very careful ing $4-plus gas prices will choosing tax subsidies, new down two weeks ago. He’s Obama’s choice has been criticized by reformers change minds and allow new such as Sen. Russ Feingold, D-Wis., and even nor- whom you vote for, this November. research money, tougher selling the plan as a moon- The federal government’s main obliga- derricks to dot the horizon. limits on greenhouse gases mally sympathetic editorialists because his new posi- Crazy as the idea sounds and that handy (and mistak- shot challenge though the tion contradicts his old one that he’d accept public tion is to protect its citizens by utilizing the results and costs are hard to greatest military force in the world. I have here, McCain is providing a en) crowd-pleaser, a wind- funds, raises questions about his credibility and strikes useful service. He’s giving determine. a blow to a public financing system he said he no problem having my taxes going to our fall tax on oil firms to help the nation a chance to com- pay the bills. As the campaign begins, respects. military. I do have a problem having my pare his energy plans with McCain has the decidedly it’s time for both contenders And, contrary to Obama’s claims, the fact that he taxes to people who are too lazy to work those of Sen. Barack Obama tougher sales job as inheritor to expand on their thinking. has revolutionized and democratized fundraising has and illegal aliens who take advantage of and see the policy gulf that of the Bush-Cheney head-in- And each should take heart: not eliminated the dangers of big money in politics. As our current system. Stop the free stuff, and separates the two. Right sand party mantel. He’s also You won’t be boring your of May 31, Obama had raised 33 percent of his money lazy people go to work or starve. Stop the now, the subject eclipses all twisted himself in knots to audience with this topic. Gas from contributions of $1,000 or more, according to a free stuff, and the 10 to 20 million illegal else as oil prices sail ever appease both environmental- prices, clean air, green jobs report by the Campaign Finance Institute that will be aliens will have to go back to the country higher and a fill-up ticks past ists and oil drillers. For and the future of the U.S. released Tuesday. (McCain raised 62 percent of his they came from. $50. instance, he is standing fast economy: These big topics money that way.) In the coming months, Obama will It is time for Americans to wake up There’s a lot of overlap on a prior pledge to bar are all wrapped up in energy be raising big money as well as small money. before it is too late. America is about to be between the two candidates. exploration in the Arctic policy. Obama can afford to shrug off the criticism. This is taken over by socialists, which means gov- that rare election in which Democrats are positioned to ernment is supposed to take care of you raise more private money than Republicans, and given from womb to tomb. Say goodbye to capi- to defend against over reaching political with that individuals intent. Criminals do the collapse of the Republican Party’s standing, 2008 talism and our traditional way of life. If appointees, whether appointed by the peo- not obey laws in the first place. Making represents a once-in-a-generation opportunity for socialism/communism is what you want, ple or their representatives. If the position more laws only affects people who follow Democrats to compete in places where they haven’t then move to Europe, Cuba, or China, to of President can manipulate and define them, thus restricting the rights of law set foot in years. name a few. what the other branches of government do, abiding citizens. If our representatives con- In any event, Obama did not kill the presidential Robert McIntosh then there is no more balance of power, tinue to pass more laws, they are only financing system; the failure to reform it did. For what Ukiah and thus no protection of our freedoms. restricting our freedom. Amendments to it’s worth, I wrote back in 2006: “It’s only a matter of The judicial branch should not have the current laws, restricting their authority, and time before antiquated limits force presidential candi- power to write social policy, how we live repealing of current laws is what we must dates to forget about public funds altogether.” No more laws needed our lives. The legislative branch should be act on. Support those candidates that will But Obama’s move could indeed be destructive To the Editor: put in check for attempting to pass laws return rights to good people, because bad unless we draw the right lessons from what he’s done. The most important documents ever controlling how we live our lives and people don’t care anyway. Read your bill We don’t know yet if the online revolution in written in defense of the people’s freedom restricting our constitutional freedoms, not of rights. Defend your freedom for your- fundraising will have the same impact in the future defining them for us in a way that only self. that it has had this year. We do know that special inter- to live their lives based on their own deci- est money will not go away. We also know that until sions limits power to governing bodies affects law abiding citizens. If some one Gavin Walsh wants to interpret the right to bear arms for Gualala Congress allowed the system to fall out of date, pub- such as the federal, state, and local govern- lic financing worked. Conservatives who doubt this ments and gives all of the powers of mak- the purpose of harming another person then should consult veterans of Ronald Reagan’s cam- ing law and governing that are not specifi- paigns. cally given to these groups of politicians, What’s needed is a new system that responds to that represent us, are reserved to us. WHERE TO WRITE new circumstances. Specifically, tax credits and Beginning with the Bill of Rights, which vouchers should be used to support the democratiza- in its preamble states “We the people,” and President George Bush: The White www.house.gov/write rep tion of fundraising by providing strong incentives for continues with the first 10 amendments. House, 1600 Pennsylvania Ave., Washing- Assemblywoman Patty Berg: State candidates -- for both Congress and president -- to They clearly outline how our system will ton, D.C. 20500; (202) 456-1111, FAX Assembly District 1, Capitol, Rm. 4146, raise funds in lots of, say, $200 or less. (202)456-2461. Sacramento, 95814. (916) 319-2001; Outdated spending limits should be repealed or Governor Arnold Schwarzeneg- revised and legal loopholes for supposedly indepen- LETTER POLICY Berg's Ukiah field representative is Ruth dent groups and parties should be closed. We should ger: State Capitol, Sacramento, 95814. Valenzuela. Ukiah office located at 311 N. rid ourselves of an irrational regulatory patchwork The Daily Journal welcomes letters to the (916) 445-2841; FAX (916)445-4633 State St, Ukiah, 95482, 463-5770. The editor. All letters must include a clear name, that distorts campaigns and encourages candidates to signature, return address and phone number. Sen. Barbara Boxer: 112 Hart Sen- office’s fax number is 463-5773. For email prevaricate about “coordinated” versus “uncoordinat- Letters chosen for publication are generally ate Office Bldg., Washington, D.C. 20510; go to web site: assembly.ca.gov/Berg ed” political activities. published in the order they are received, but (202)224-3553; San Francisco, (415) 403- Senator Pat Wiggins: State Senate Is Obama’s move self-interested? Of course. The shorter, concise letters are given prefer- 0100 FAX (415) 956-6701 question is whether it will mark the end of campaign ence.We publish most of the letters we District 2, Capitol Building, Room 5100, finance reform or instead remind us that even good receive, but we cannot guarantee publica- Sen. Dianne Feinstein: 331 Hart Sacramento, 95814. (916) 445-3375 reforms need to be reformed, or else they wither and tion. Names will not be withheld for any Senate Office Bldg., Washington, D.C. Email: [email protected]. In die. reason. If we are aware that you are con- Ukiah: Kathy Kelley at 200 S. 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Willits on Saturday, July 12, from 7 to 9 p.m., and at the Center for Positive Living, at 741 S. BILLBOARD Oak St., in Ukiah, on Sunday, July 13, from 7 to 9 p.m. Donations of $10 will be accepted at the ‘Bunko For Ovarian door, and a free CD of songs will be given to each audience member. For more information, Cancer’ tickets on sale now contact Leeya Thompson, at 467-8456. “Bunko For Ovarian Cancer,” a fundraiser that will be held July 12, will feature a bunko Annual Summer Arts and tournament, silent auction, game prizes, hors d’oeuvres and desserts, and a special speaker. Crafts Fair set for July 12, 13 All proceeds go to The American Cancer Mendocino Arts Center’s 49th annual Society for Ovarian cancer research. “Bunko Summer Arts and Crafts Fair set for July 12 For Ovarian Cancer” is in honor of Susan Blue. and 13, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., at 45200 Little Ovarian cancer is a form of cancer that Lake St., Mendocino. Admission to the event affects women worldwide each year. It forms will be free. Sixty artists and craftspeople from in the ovaries and is usually diagnosed in throughout Northern California will showcase women over the age of 50. Each year 20,000 a wide spectrum of handmade artwork. The women are diagnosed with Ovarian cancer and event will also include a food court, and live 15,000 women die from it. Currently, detecting local music, highlighted by the local calypso Ovarian cancer in the early stages of develop- steel drum band, Kevin and the Coconuts, per- ment is extremely difficult and only 20 percent forming July 12. The fair is free and open to of cases are caught during this time. Bunko For the public, and will be held in the Mendocino Oni LaGioia, activities manager, Lavonna Silveria, executive director of Ukiah Ovarian Cancer will be held at St. Mary’s Art Center gardens. Proceeds from this event Senior Center hold a painting by Artist Don Pagano, that will be raffled off at Parish Hall from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. Tickets are will go towards supporting the Mendocino Art Saturday’s Arts & Crafts/ Wine & Appetizers Show and Sale at the Senior Center. on sale now at The Mendocino Book Company Center. For more information, call 937-5818, and are $25. Participants are encouraged to or 1-800-653-3328. purchase tickets individually or in a group of Ukiah Senior Center to hold twelve. Due to limited space, the event’s orga- 8th annual hunting heritage nizers suggest that those interested in partic- banquet set for June 28 pating buy tickets as soon as possible. a fine art and crafts sale For additional information on Bunko For The Mendocino chapter of the National Ovarian Cancer, contact Leah Blue at 272- Wild Turkey Federation will hold their eighth The Daily Journal Crafts will include ceram- each, two for $5 or five for 7880, or visit www.bunko for ovarian cancer. annual hunting heritage banquet on Saturday, The public is invited to ics by Adriana Dakin, jewelry $10. Raffle tickets may be wordpress.com. June 28, at the Broiler Steakhouse. The doors attend the “Fine Art – Craft by Sun Wolf, Ken Dwell and purchased in advance at the will open at 6 p.m., and the dinner will begin at Sale -- Wine and Dessert Lory Lance, gardenstatuary Center. 7:30 p.m. Tasting” fundraiser at the by Matt, quilted bags and Fetzer’s 2008 charity The banquet will cost $65, includes a sit- Desserts provided by Annie Ukiah Senior Center, 495 giftscrochet gifts and more B’s Bread, Cheesecake golf tournament has down dinner, one chance at the door prize, and Leslie St., on Saturday June artists signing up every day. a one-year membersip in the N.W.T.F. Tickets Momma, Joan’s Toffee and been rescheduled 28 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Raffle baskets will include more. Wine tasting includes for those age 17 and under will be $35 per per- Tickets cost $15. a work of art donated by the Fetzer Vineyards’ 2008 charity golf tourna- son. There will be purchasing packages avail- local wineries. Featured artists will be Jim artists involved and a bottle of ment has been rescheduled for Friday, Aug. 1. able for the various raffles they are offering. Colling, Don Pagano, Barbara Proceeds from this The event will benefit Hospice of Ukiah, and For more information, call Rick at 485- wine, donated by the wineries fundraising event will benefit Brittingham, Hettie Amaoe, present at the event. A special the Boys and Girls’ Club of Ukiah. The tourna- 8896. Hiroko Mattson, Lee Ukiah Senior Center ment will take place at the Ukiah Municipal Rosavich, Sharon Fenton, raffle of a still life by Don Programs and Activities. For Golf Course. The best ball/ shot gun start at 8 Mendocino Stories and Sherry Breeden, Louise E Pagano will be raffled off that more information or to partic- a.m. Lampson, Dot Johnson, Adele day. ipate as an artist, call Oni There will be a $125 fee per person, which Music series to present Pruitt, Rosemary Burkitt and Raffle tickets are available LaGioia, Activities Manager includes green fees, a golf cart, and a barbecue ‘Mixed Pickles’ on July 11 Dorothy Buck. at Ukiah Senior Center at $3 at the Center at 462-4343. lunch. There also are $500 per hole sponsor- ships. For more information, call 744-7633, or The Mendocino Stories and Music Series e-mail [email protected]. presents “Mixed Pickles,” Ginny Rorby, ing, scheduled for 1 p.m. on Tuesday, July 8. five dollar parking donation is requested, Norma Watkins, Charlotte Gullick, and The meeting will be in room 1065 in which will be used as seed money for next Mystic Theatre Presents to Katherine Brown, local authors reading their MacMillan Hall at Mendocino Community year, with the intent that a local organization work on Friday, July 11 at 7:30 p.m. in the College, 1000 Hensley Creek Road, Ukiah. For will take over the fireworks and the chamber conclude with musical play Mendocino Hotel’s Garden Room. The event more information call 462-0236. will turn the funds over to that group. Vehicles by Ketchum on July 12, 13 will also feature Dave Wasley, jazz pianist. with a valid disabled persons placard or license Doors open at 6:30 p.m. Admission will be Fort Bragg fireworks display plate may park in the Pomo Bluffs Park park- The current run of Mystic Theatre Presents on a sliding scale of $5 to $15. For more infor- ing, again on a first-come-first-served basis. events will conclude with a performance by mation, call Pattie at 937-1732 or visit their seeking donations, volunteers An area of the park will be fenced for a fire- Katie Ketchum. Ketchum, a guest musical Web site at www.mendocinostories. Fireworks will be set off in Fort Bragg, at works safety buffer area. The rest of the park artist, will be coming to Mendocino County in com/events. will be pedestrian traffic only that night. The July to share with both Willits and Ukiah her Pomo Bluffs Park on Todd Point, at approxi- mately 9 p.m., on Saturday, July 5. All roads on public is asked to be respectful of private prop- production of Magdalene as seen through the erty. Fort Bragg Police Department has a zero eyes of Marlene, a Rockabilly singer and mem- Ukiah Symphony Association Todd Point will be closed at 5 p.m. for every- one except Todd Point residents and their tolerance policy on trespassing and on person- ber of a band whose leader is Joe. She will be public meeting set for July 8 al fireworks. Any questions about parking, accompanied by Alex Izzaarelli on bass. guests. Limited parking will be available at the The public is invited to the Ukiah Carlson/Patton property and at College of The contact Sgt. Charles Gilchrist of the Fort Bragg Ketchum will be performing at the Willits Symphony Association’s annual public meet- Police Department at 961-2800 ext. 112. United Methodist Church, at 286 School St., in Redwoods, until full. To help with expenses, a

the TV show in 1965 with carried and held throughout Film Don Adams and definitely the movie. lived up to the same kind of It reminded me a lot of Continued from Page 3 feeling this show held. Pink Panther in the sense Casting was done very that a lot of the jokes and ing the United States with well with much of the parts mistakes made by the main nuclear bombs a man who filled by people with some character have the same is in charge by the name of resemblance of characters dumb humor, but make for Siegfried has acquired. from the show all those good comedy. After watching the trailer years ago. Great acting I definitely recommend this movie looked like a hit went along with this. Steve “Get Smart” to people of all and not to mention incredi- Carell and Anne Hathaway ages and even serves as a did a great job and worked great family film. bly funny. very well together on cam- Rating: PG-13 Comedy in this film was era. Running Time: 1 hr. 50 much of what I hoped for The storyline was fairly min. and more. It is based off of simple and yet was easily

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in the Daily Journal 462-2660 6 – THURSDAY, JUNE 26, 2008 SPORTS Editor: Anthony Dion, 468-3518 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected] Detwiler, Wilson carry Fresno to title With Steve Detwiler providing all conference tournament just to make softball title. and 12th of the season. It also Fresno St. 6, the offense Justin Wilson needed, the the NCAA field of 64, fought off Detwiler, playing with a torn liga- marked the fourth time a player went Bulldogs captured their first national elimination in regionals and super ment in his left thumb, hit a two-run deep twice in a championship game. Georgia 1 championship in a men’s sport with a regionals, and became the first No. 4 homer on Nathan Moreau’s 3-2 pitch Detwiler also had an RBI double 6-1 victory over Georgia in Game 3 regional seed to reach the CWS since in the second inning barely cleared in the fourth. By ERIC OLSON of the College World Series finals the tournament expanded in 1999. the right-field fence, just getting over Seven players accounted for AP Sports Writer Wednesday night. The Bulldogs from California (47- the glove of Matt Olson. Fresno State’s 14 homers in seven OMAHA, Neb. — Fresno State Detwiler homered twice and 31) not only showed they belonged, There was no doubt about CWS games, the most since LSU and was smashing in its final perfor- drove in all six runs, and Wilson they showed they were the best, even Detwiler’s second blast, a high drive Southern California jacked a record mance as college baseball’s team of allowed five hits in eight innings to though no previous national champi- that landed three-quarters of the way 17 in 1998. No other CWS team had destiny, winning a championship that cap Fresno State’s wild ride to a title. on had more losses. The national title up the stands in left field. That three- more than six homers. would have been impossible to pre- Fresno State lost 12 of its first 20 was the second in school history. run shot off Dean Weaver was dict. games this season, needed to win its Fresno State won the 1998 women’s Detwiler’s third homer of the CWS See TITLE, Page 7 Giants 4, Agent: Indians 1 LOCAL SPORTS ACHIEVERS Bonds CLEVELAND (AP) — won’t play Barry Zito finally placed as For independent much faith in himself as the San Francisco Giants did league team when they signed him. On June 22, The By RONALD BLUM Signed to a $126 million, Mendocino Co. AP Baseball Writer seven-year contract before Sheriff’s Karate Club NEW YORK — Barry last season, Zito (3-11) got his held its annual Black Bonds has no desire to play first interleague win for the Belt Testing at the for an independent minor Giants on Wednesday night Redwood Health Club league team in an effort to with a 4-1 victory over the of Ukiah. Advanced to spur interest among major Cleveland Indians. Black Belt: Cody league clubs. “That’s the Zito we know,” Burford, Trenton Giants manager Bruce Bochy Burford and Taylor said. “He had great rhythm, Cubberly. Advanced pounded the strike zone and to Brown Belt: threw all his pitches very Stephanie Anderson, well.” Will Cayler and Devin Cleveland lost for the sixth Sibert. Senseis in time in eight games. attendance: Dewayne Combined with Kansas City’s Burford, Brett Stone, 4-2 win over Colorado, the Richard Sauer and Indians fell into last place this Mike Tobin. late in a season for the first time since the AL Central was formed in 1994. Cleveland had not been last this late since it was in sev- enth place in the AL East on June 25, 1993. Bonds Zito allowed one run and four hits in 6 2-3 innings, striking out four without a The indicted career home walk in his best start of the run leader remains unsigned, year. He bounced back from Dodgers put Proctor on DL even though he batted .276 one of the shortest outings of last season with 28 homers, his career last Wednesday LOS ANGELES (AP) — can’t just all of a sudden say 66 RBIs and a major league- when he lasted only two Los Angeles Dodgers reliever there’s something wrong. So leading 132 walks. innings in a 7-2 loss to Scott Proctor was placed on we were going to option him,” Just last week, outfielder Detroit. the 15-day disabled list Torre said. “I just basically Jay Gibbons agreed Monday “I was just letting it fly and Wednesday by the Los told him that he needs to work to a contract with the minor trusting myself, which is the Angeles Dodgers with an ail- out what he needs to work out league Long Island Ducks of hardest thing to do in base- ing right elbow. and get himself straightened the Atlantic League. Gibbons ball,” Zito said. “I definitely The team originally out.” failed to receive a major feel like I’m back.” announced that they were After some more prodding, league offer after Baltimore The left-hander came in 0- going to option Proctor to Proctor came clean with released him near the end of 6 with a 9.32 ERA in inter- Triple-A Las Vegas, but then Torre. An injured player can- spring training. league play since signing with switched to the DL when it not be optioned to the minors. “He has nothing to prove the Giants before the 2007 was revealed Proctor was “You love him for his heart. there,” Bonds’ agent, Jeff season. He had gone 0-8 since injured. He has a belly full of guts and Borris, said Wednesday. “He his previous interleague win, The right-hander has been all that stuff, but he doesn’t doesn’t need to go to an inde- June 16, 2006, against the Los hurt about a month, but kept it always make the right choic- pendent team and hit two Angeles Dodgers when he from manager Joe Torre and es,” Torre said. “I know the home runs a night hoping to was with Oakland. the training staff. He has timing sounds to some people get attention to prove that he “I looked at my record and allowed 14 runs — 11 earned like he’s just doing that to still has the skills that would stats and figured things could- — over 8 2-3 innings over his keep from going to the minor warrant him playing at the n’t get any worse,” Zito said. last 11 appearances. leagues. But I know him bet- major league level. His per- “So then why not just go out, Proctor is 1-0 with a 6.82 ter than that. He was even formance in 2007 demon- trust my stuff and don’t ERA in 33 appearances. willing to go down to Vegas strates that he’s capable of worry?” Torre had the 31-year-old and pitch with the injury, playing at the major league Jose Castillo had three hits, Proctor in his bullpen for parts which made no sense to me. level for the 2008 season.” including a homer, for the of four seasons with the It’s all a Band-Aid.” The players’ association Giants, who improved to 4-10 Yankees before he was traded The Dodgers recalled right- expressed concern to the in interleague action, the to the Dodgers on July 31, hander Brian Falkenborg from commissioner’s office last same record Cleveland has 2007. Two years ago he made Triple-A to replace Proctor month over the lack of offers against NL clubs this season. an AL-high 83 appearances and moved backup catcher to Bonds and asked for addi- Zito said striking out All- and led all major league Gary Bennett from the 15-day tional information about the Star Grady Sizemore on three relievers with 102 1-3 innings disabled list to the 60-day DL offseason’s free-agent market. pitches to open the first in his first full big league to open a spot for Falkenborg The union, which hasn’t filed inning boosted his confi- campaign. on the 40-man roster. a collusion grievance, is still dence. “Having a little history investigating, general counsel “I threw fastball, curve, with Scott Proctor, knowing Right-hander Scott Michael Weiner said this slider to probably the best that the guy I was watching Proctor has been hurt week. leadoff hitter in the game,” was not really what you’ve about a month, but kept The commissioner’s office Zito said. “I felt good in the seen before and knowing that it from manager Joe maintains that each team has bullpen warming up and it he would never acknowledge Torre and the training acted independently and that carried over.” that anything was wrong, you staff. Zito said he still felt strong See BONDS, Page 7 in the seventh, when he yield- ed a two-out double to Kelly Shoppach and was lifted. He pounded his glove in disgust Sharks sign Pavelski, Roenick, Boucher as he left the mound. “I felt like he had reached By JOSH DUBOW “He’s a big-time player,” Wilson stronger. Strength is the big one for how he played in the playoffs. When that point,” Bochy said. “He AP Sports Writer said. “We think he’s right on path. I’m me. That will kind of lead into every the game is on the line, he’ll do what- threw great. It was time for us SAN JOSE — The San Jose Sharks not going to limit expectations on him. aspect of the game.” ever he can to win.” to pick him up.” got off to a head start on their offsea- I think he can be a heck of a player in Roenick, a 19-year veteran, had 14 Roenick has played in 1,321 NHL Zito said he understood son moves, re-signing forwards Joe this league. ... He wants the puck on goals and 19 assists for the Sharks games with Chicago, Phoenix, Bochy’s decision, but after Pavelski and Jeremy Roenick and the stick when the game’s on the line.” after coming out of semiretirement for Philadelphia, Los Angeles and San months of struggling, wanted backup goaltender Brian Boucher on Pavelski continued that high level another shot at the Stanley Cup. The Jose. He has 509 career goals, ranking to keep going. Wednesday, six days before the start of of play in the postseason, tying for the nine-time All-Star became the third 36th in league history, and 694 assists. “I’m competitive and the free-agency period. team lead with five goals and adding American-born player to score 500 Among American-born players, he wanted to stay out there,” Zito Roenick and Boucher, who each four assists before the Sharks got career goals in early November and ranks second in goals, third in points said. “I wanted to make sure received a one-year contract, would knocked out by Dallas in six games in finished second in the NHL with 10 and sixth in assists. they didn’t think I was tired.” have become unrestricted free agents the second round of the playoffs. game-winning goals. Boucher played only five games for Pinch-hitter Shin-Soo on July 1. Pavelski, who would have After struggling a bit as a rookie He had a career-best four-point the Sharks after being picked up in late Choo greeted reliever Keiichi been a restricted free agent, got a two- adjusting to the more physical NHL, playoff performance in San Jose’s February as the backup to Evgeni Yabu with a single, scoring year deal from the Sharks. Pavelski put a priority on getting first-round victory over Calgary in Nabokov. Boucher had three wins and Shoppach to bring the Indians General manager Doug Wilson stronger and that paid off last season. Game 7. Roenick agreed to return for a a 1.76 goals against average in his lim- to 3-1. believes Pavelski showed only a He sees even more room for growth 20th NHL season last month and the ited playing time. John Bowker hit his eighth glimpse of what he can do in the NHL this season. deal was formally announced Wilson expects Boucher to make an homer in the eighth off Rafael during a strong stretch run and post- “It was a good stepping stone,” he Wednesday. even bigger contribution next season Betancourt to make it 4-1. season that capped a successful second said. “Last year I felt like I got better “He wants to win,” Wilson said. as the team tries to lighten the load on Brian Wilson pitched the year in the league. Pavelski had 19 as the year went on and learned more. “It’s that simple. He plays hard. He Nabokov, who played in a team-record ninth for his NL-leading 21st goals and 21 assists in 82 regular-sea- It’s important this summer to continue can still play at a high level skill wise. 77 games during the regular season save in 23 chances and 12th in son games. He was at his best late in to grow and improve on my skating But he plays physically hard, too. He’s and all 13 games in the playoffs. a row. the season, recording 15 points in his ability and protecting the puck. A lot accomplished just about everything in “I think they work well together,” final 18 games. of that keeps coming from getting this game. He wants to win. Look at See GIANTS, Page 7 See SHARKS, Page 7 THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL SPORTS THURSDAY, JUNE 26, 2008 – 7 Flores gives Nationals 5-4 win in 9th inning WASHINGTON (AP) — Shields (3-2). ninth with a single to center injury-riddled Nationals, who for-14 skid. He finished 2-for- lead in the sixth when Ronnie Jesus Flores struck out three “After having bad at-bats and moved to second when have seven players on the dis- 4 with two runs scored. Belliard drew a bases-loaded times while going hitless in before, I tried to calm down Lastings Milledge grounded abled list. They had lost seven Gary Matthews Jr. cut the walk off starter Ervin Santana, his first four at-bats myself a little bit because I to third. Flores then lined a of eight and blew a two-run Nationals’ lead in half with an and Wily Mo Pena followed Wednesday night, flailing at know I was swinging at a lot shot to right-center that scored lead late against the Angels. RBI double off Washington with an RBI single. But the pitches outside the strike zone. of bad pitches,” Flores said. Dukes easily. Closer Jon Rauch (4-1) starter Tim Redding in the Angels tied it in the eighth on His final time up, he waited “In that situation right there, I Shields has pitched well threw 1 2-3 scoreless innings second. Kotchman’s RBI double and for a good one and turned his just prepared myself to look this season (2.53 ERA), but and got the victory. He retired Casey Kotchman tied it in Kendrick’s sacrifice fly. night around. for that pitch and was glad said he just didn’t have it. all five batters he faced. third with an RBI single — Notes: Redding has seven Flores lined an RBI single that he just left it there.” “They’ve got some pretty Washington’s Aaron Boone the team’s fourth straight hit. consecutive no-decisions. ... to right-center with one out in Washington manager good young talent there,” got his 1,000th career hit on Howie Kendrick then fol- Los Angeles RHP Kelvim the bottom of the ninth to give Manny Acta was impressed Shields said. “They got me an infield single in the eighth lowed with a fly ball to right, Escobar, who’s missed the the Washington Nationals a 5- with his young catchers’ com- today.” inning, becoming the fourth 4 victory over the Los Angeles but Dukes ended the inning by entire season with a torn posure in tense situations. The Nationals snapped a member of his family to reach easily throwing out Garret labrum, threw two innings on Angels. “He doesn’t get rattled,” four-game losing streak and that mark in the majors. His Flores struck out in his first Acta said. “He doesn’t care ended the Angels’ five-game Anderson at home. Wednesday in the Arizona two at-bats before grounding grandfather Ray (1,260 hits), “I thought it was the right Summer League. ... Angels SS who he’s facing or the situa- winning streak. Each of father Bob (1,838) and brother to short with runners at second tion. He’s got a tremendous Washington’s last four wins at play,” Los Angeles manager Maicer Izturis missed his and third and no outs in the Bret (1,775) all got there, too. Mike Scioscia said. “He fourth game with a strained knowledge of the strike zone home have come in its last at- Milledge gave Washington sixth. He then struck out with (and) that gives him a bat. caught it flat-footed, (but) he hamstring. ... OF Vladimir the bases loaded and none out chance.” It’s one of the few things a 2-0 lead with a two-run just came up and made a good Guerrero sat out after leaving in the seventh before getting Elijah Dukes began the that’s gone right lately for the homer in the first. That hit throw.” Tuesday’s game early with the game-winning hit off Scot ended the center fielder’s 0- The Nationals took a 4-2 flu-like symptoms. Buick Open loses luster without Tiger SCOREBOARD By LARRY LAGE Even though Woods ratings dip without Woods 3), 11:20 a.m. Milwaukee 4, Atlanta 3 AP Sports Writer because casual viewers tune Chicago White Sox (Danks 4-4) at L.A. Dodgers L.A. Angels 8, Washington 3 GRAND BLANC, Mich. was recovering out and that likely will be the BASEBALL (Kershaw 0-1), 12:10 p.m. Houston 4, Texas 3 Minnesota (Baker 3-2) at San Diego (Banks 2-1), Baltimore 7, Chicago Cubs 5 — The Buick Open’s golden Wednesday from case this week. American League 12:35 p.m. Kansas City 7, Colorado 3 Philadelphia (Eaton 2-5) at Oakland (Harden 4- Minnesota 3, San Diego 1 anniversary at Warwick Hills Furyk (No. 12), Justin 0), 12:35 p.m. Oakland 5, Philadelphia 2 major surgery, his At A Glance N.Y.Yankees (Mussina 10-5) at Pittsburgh Chicago White Sox 6, L.A. Dodgers 1 lost a lot of luster without Leonard (No. 23) and Perry By The Associated Press (Maholm 5-5), 4:05 p.m. Wednesday’s Games Tiger Woods, making Jim likeness was every- (No. 27) are the only players East Division San Francisco (Cain 4-5) at Cleveland (Lee 10-1), Atlanta 4, Milwaukee 2 W L Pct GB 4:05 p.m. Boston 5, Arizona 0 Boston 49 32 .605 — Furyk the tournament’s top among the top 30 in the world Cincinnati (Volquez 10-2) at Toronto (Litsch 7-4), N.Y.Yankees 10, Pittsburgh 0 where and his legacy Tampa Bay 46 31 .597 1 4:07 p.m. player and John Daly the fan New York 42 36 .538 5 1/2 Texas (Millwood 5-3) at Houston (Rodriguez 2-3), San Francisco 4, Cleveland 1 at the Buick Open and the Baltimore 39 37 .513 7 1/2 5:05 p.m. Cincinnati 6, Toronto 5, 10 innings favorite. was a topic of discus- lackluster field includes nine Toronto 37 42 .468 11 Friday’s Games N.Y. Mets 8, Seattle 2 Central Division N.Y. Mets at N.Y.Yankees, 2:05 p.m., 1st game Tampa Bay 15, Florida 3 Even though Woods was of the top 50 in the world W L Pct GB Chicago Cubs at Chicago White Sox, 1:05 p.m. Washington 5, L.A. Angels 4 sion Chicago 42 34 .553 — Colorado at Detroit, 4:05 p.m. Texas 3, Houston 2 recovering Wednesday from ranking. Minnesota 41 36 .532 1 1/2 Tampa Bay at Pittsburgh, 4:05 p.m. Chicago Cubs 7, Baltimore 4 Detroit 36 40 .474 6 Cincinnati at Cleveland, 4:05 p.m. Kansas City 4, Colorado 2 major surgery on his left knee If Woods was playing, few Kansas City 36 43 .456 7 1/2 Atlanta at Toronto, 4:07 p.m. St. Louis at Detroit, late game the previous day, his likeness have been devastated right Cleveland 35 43 .449 8 Baltimore at Washington, 4:35 p.m. Minnesota at San Diego, late game would focus on those facts. West Division Boston at Houston, 5:05 p.m. Philadelphia at Oakland, late game now,” Mediate said. “This guy W L Pct GB Philadelphia at Texas, 5:05 p.m. was everywhere and his lega- But because Woods makes Chicago White Sox at L.A. Dodgers, late game does things that are just not Los Angeles 48 31 .608 — N.Y.Yankees at N.Y. Mets, 5:10 p.m., 2nd game Thursday’s Games cy was a topic of discussion. Oakland 42 34 .553 4 1/2 Milwaukee at Minnesota, 5:10 p.m. Tampa Bay (Garza 5-4) at Florida (Hendrickson the Buick Open a regular stop Texas 40 39 .506 8 St. Louis at Kansas City, 5:10 p.m. 7-5), 9:10 a.m. Woods’ image is plastered normal by any stretch of the Seattle 28 50 .35919 1/2 Seattle at San Diego, 7:05 p.m. — in part because of a spon- St. Louis (Wellemeyer 7-2) at Detroit (Robertson imagination.” ——— San Francisco at Oakland, 7:05 p.m. on three sides of Buicks in the sorship agreement believed to Tuesday’s Games L.A. Angels at L.A. Dodgers, 7:40 p.m. 6-6), 10:05 a.m. Kenny Perry agreed. Boston 5, Arizona 4 Baltimore (Liz 1-0) at Chicago Cubs (Marquis 6- parking lot, on pairings sheets be worth $40 million-plus Pittsburgh 12, N.Y.Yankees 5 National League 3), 11:20 a.m. and billboards in the Detroit “He beat everybody on one St. Louis 8, Detroit 4 At A Glance Chicago White Sox (Danks 4-4) at L.A. Dodgers over five years — his pres- San Francisco 3, Cleveland 2 By The Associated Press (Kershaw 0-1), 12:10 p.m. and Flint areas. leg,” Perry said. Toronto 14, Cincinnati 1 East Division Minnesota (Baker 3-2) at San Diego (Banks 2-1), ence or lack of it has an obvi- Seattle 11, N.Y. Mets 0 W L Pct GB 12:35 p.m. Buick Open officials PGA Tour commissioner Tampa Bay 6, Florida 4 Philadelphia 42 36 .538 — Philadelphia (Eaton 2-5) at Oakland (Harden 4- Tim Finchem also marvels at ous impact on the gallery and L.A. Angels 8, Washington 3 Florida 40 37 .519 1 1/2 0), 12:35 p.m. expected Woods to be in the Houston 4, Texas 3 New York 38 39 .494 3 1/2 N.Y.Yankees (Mussina 10-5) at Pittsburgh buzz at Warwick Hills. Baltimore 7, Chicago Cubs 5 field for the ninth time since Woods’ talent and mental Atlanta 39 41 .488 4 (Maholm 5-5), 4:05 p.m. “Our tour is doing wonder- Kansas City 7, Colorado 3 Washington 31 49 .388 12 San Francisco (Cain 4-5) at Cleveland (Lee 10-1), toughness. Minnesota 3, San Diego 1 Central Division 4:05 p.m. 1997. Oakland 5, Philadelphia 2 W L Pct GB Cincinnati (Volquez 10-2) at Toronto (Litsch 7-4), Finchem, bristles, though at ful. It’s fine. Is it the same Chicago White Sox 6, L.A. Dodgers 1 Chicago 49 29 .628 — But the world’s No. 1 play- Wednesday’s Games St. Louis 45 33 .577 4 4:07 p.m. without Tiger? Of course non- Texas (Millwood 5-3) at Houston (Rodriguez 2-3), er announced last week he the notion that his absence Boston 5, Arizona 0 Milwaukee 43 35 .551 6 man pro and rock star — N.Y.Yankees 10, Pittsburgh 0 Pittsburgh 37 41 .474 12 5:05 p.m. would miss the rest of the sea- renders tournaments to being San Francisco 4, Cleveland 1 Houston 36 42 .462 13 Friday’s Games sporting big overalls and a Cincinnati 6, Toronto 5, 10 innings Cincinnati 36 43 .45613 1/2 N.Y. Mets at N.Y.Yankees, 11:05 a.m., 1st game son after enduring a double- irrelevant. N.Y. Mets 8, Seattle 2 West Division Chicago Cubs at Chicago White Sox, 1:05 p.m. white T-shirt — during their Tampa Bay 15, Florida 3 W L Pct GB Colorado at Detroit, 4:05 p.m. stress fracture in his left leg “It’s just ludicrous,” Washington 5, L.A. Angels 4 Arizona 40 39 .506 — Tampa Bay at Pittsburgh, 4:05 p.m. Finchem said after taking part round, which included Daly Texas 3, Houston 2 Los Angeles 35 41 .461 3 1/2 Cincinnati at Cleveland, 4:05 p.m. and a torn knee ligament over Chicago Cubs 7, Baltimore 4 San Francisco 34 44 .436 5 1/2 Atlanta at Toronto, 4:07 p.m. 91 holes to win the U.S. Open in a ceremony honoring the hitting a ball off Rock’s beer Kansas City 4, Colorado 2 San Diego 32 46 .410 7 1/2 Arizona at Florida, 4:10 p.m. St. Louis at Detroit, 7:05 p.m. Colorado 32 47 .405 8 Baltimore at Washington, 4:35 p.m. in a playoff over Rocco Buick Open’s 50th anniver- can. Minnesota at San Diego, late game —— Boston at Houston, 5:05 p.m. Philadelphia at Oakland, late game Tuesday’s Games Philadelphia at Texas, 5:05 p.m. sary. “He played 17 events “I love it rowdy, so it’s a Chicago White Sox at L.A. Dodgers, late game Mediate. Boston 5, Arizona 4 N.Y.Yankees at N.Y. Mets, 5:10 p.m., 2nd game Thursday’s Games Pittsburgh 12, N.Y.Yankees 5 “If it was anybody else that last year and we have 47.” perfect place for me,” Daly Tampa Bay (Garza 5-4) at Florida (Hendrickson St. Louis 8, Detroit 4 Milwaukee at Minnesota, 5:10 p.m. 7-5), 9:10 a.m. San Francisco 3, Cleveland 2 St. Louis at Kansas City, 5:10 p.m. I would have lost to, I would Finchem acknowledged TV said. St. Louis (Wellemeyer 7-2) at Detroit (Robertson Toronto 14, Cincinnati 1 Seattle at San Diego, 7:05 p.m. 6-6), 10:05 a.m. Seattle 11, N.Y. Mets 0 San Francisco at Oakland, 7:05 p.m. Baltimore (Liz 1-0) at Chicago Cubs (Marquis 6- Tampa Bay 6, Florida 4 L.A. Angels at L.A. Dodgers, 7:40 p.m. same number of games as he Wilson said he is having Sharks did last year. Having two guys ongoing talks with free agent like this enables that to take defenseman Brian Campbell place. Our goal is to be but wouldn’t characterize how Continued from Page 6 healthy and rested come play- those are going. He also said off time and when you have the team is close to re-signing Wilson said. “I don’t think two guys like this, that should enforcer Jody Shelley before you’ll see Nabber playing the be able to happen.” Monday.

performance-enhancing Major League Baseball has Bonds drugs, and a trial is scheduled made an offer for Barry even to start next March 2 in San at the minimum salary has Continued from Page 6 Francisco. created a level of suspicion Teams have shied away, not that is currently being investi- there has not been a concerted wanting to deal with the glare gated,” Borris said. effort against Bonds. of attention Bonds would Bonds raised his home-run bring. The outfielder, who “Let’s look at the facts. total to 762 last year, seven turns 44 on July 24, has been Barry performed admirably in more than Hank Aaron’s pre- offered by Borris to all 30 2007. Barry is healthy. Barry vious record. The San teams for a prorated share of has been offered at the mini- Francisco Giants, Bonds’ the $390,000 minimum. mum salary and Barry’s trial team since the 1993, decided Borris said Bonds even date is in March of 2009, so not to re-sign him. would play for free — offer- there would be no interruption Bonds was indicted late last ing to donate whatever salary of the 2008 season. It defies year on charges of lying when he receives to purchase tickets explanation as to why he is he told a grand jury in 2003 for children. not employed in 2008 with a that he didn’t knowingly use “The fact that no team in major league club.”

Zito improved to 6-3 in his eighth inning. ... Castillo has Giants career against the Indians, fac- hit .538 (7-for-13) in his last ing them for the first time three games. ... OF Fred since a 7-6 win on May 6, Lewis, who has played in 76 Continued from Page 6 2006, when he was with the of the Giants’ 77 games, was- Aaron Rowand put the Athletics. n’t in the lineup. He had a Giants ahead 2-0 with a two- “We were totally ineffec- career-best 12-game hitting run single off left-hander tive against him for some rea- streak snapped Tuesday. Jeremy Sowers (0-3) in the son,” said Indians second Lewis batted .391 (18-for-46) first inning. Castillo and baseman Jamey Carroll, who during the streak. 2B Ray Randy Winn both singled with had two singles off Zito. Durham batted in Lewis’ one out and Bengie Molina “Even after a couple of times usual leadoff spot. ... Giants walked to load the bases. through the order, we took the SS Omar Vizquel got a sev- Rowand, hitting .380 same approach. He had more enth-inning single, snapping against lefties, lined a 2-2 life on his fastball than we an 0-for-23 skid. ... The pitch to left-center, scoring saw on video.” Indians have never beaten the Castillo and Winn. Sowers got Sowers gave up three runs, Giants in Cleveland. They are out of further trouble by get- nine hits and five walks over 0-2 in this series and were 0-2 ting Rich Aurilia to hit into a seven innings, striking out in losing the 1954 World double play. three. Series in four straight. ... The Castillo hit his sixth homer Notes: Cleveland’s Casey crowd of 25,654 pushed with one out in the third to Blake started at third base, but Cleveland’s home attendance make it 3-0. moved to shortstop for the past 1 million for the season. first time in his career in the

homered leading off the to put runners at the corner, Title eighth. His 28th homer tied and then Olson lined out to him with LSU’s Matt Clark Detwiler in right to end the for the national lead. game. Detwiler tucked the Continued from Page 6 Wilson, after throwing 127 ball into his back pocket and Wilson (5-5) turned in the pitches, gave way to Clayton sprinted to join his teammates best performance of any Allison to start the ninth. Joey in a wild celebration. starter in this year’s CWS. Lewis singled leading off and It was pretty awesome,” The junior left-hander struck Lyle Allen walked for Wilson said as the party was out nine, walked one and held Georgia. still raging on the field. “I Georgia to three singles and a Coach Mike Batesole can’t believe it out here.” triple in seven shutout called on closer Brandon Moreau (4-4) took the loss, innings. Burke, who got Miles Starr to giving up five hits and three Gordon Beckham ended hit into a double play. runs, two earned, in five Wilson’s shutout bid when he Burke walked Ryan Peisel innings. 8 – THURSDAY, JUNE 26, 2008 NATION THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL Report: Global climate change linked to national security By PAMELA HESS poverty, disease, migration and climate data tend not to focus on water. But from 7 million to 77 mil- on terror,” said Adm. T. Joseph Associated Press Writer hunger, creating conditions that specific countries but on broad lion people could be short of water Lopez, who commanded U.S. and WASHINGTON — Global could destabilize already vulnerable global changes. For that reason, the resources because of population allied peacekeeping forces in warming probably will mean more areas, Fingar said. intelligence agencies have only low growth. Bosnia in 1996. illegal immigration and humanitari- But he warned that efforts to to moderate confidence in the Fingar’s statement strikes a con- “Weakened and failing govern- an disasters, undermining shaky reduce global warming by changing assessment. siderably less ominous tone than a ments, with an already thin margin governments and possibly expand- energy policies “may affect U.S. Africa is seen as among the most report issued a year ago by the for survival, foster the conditions ing the terrorism threat against the national security interests even vulnerable regions. An expected Center for Naval Analyses. for internal conflicts, extremism U.S., intelligence agencies say. more than the physical impacts of increase in droughts there could cut Rep. Edward Markey, the chair- and movement toward increased “Logic suggests the conditions climate change itself.” agricultural yields of rain-depen- man of the House Select Committee authoritarianism and radical ideolo- exacerbated (by climate change) “The operative word there is dent crops by up to half over the on Energy Independence and gies,” the center’s report said. “The ‘may,’ we don’t know,” Fingar said. next 12 years. Global Warming, accused the White would increase the pool of potential U.S. will be drawn more frequently recruits for terrorism,” said Tom The assessment of global climate Parts of Asia’s food crops are House of trying to “bury the future Fingar, deputy director of national change through 2030 is one in a vulnerable to droughts and floods, security realities of global warm- into these situations,” according to intelligence for analysis. series of periodic intelligence with rice and grain crops potentially ing” in Fingar’s prepared statement. the report, which drew on 11 retired Sub-Saharan Africa, the Middle reports that offer the consensus of facing up to a 10 percent decline by Markey, D-Mass., received a brief- generals and admirals. East and Central and Southeast Asia top analysts at all 16 spy agencies 2025. ing on the classified assessment, Rep. Darrell Issa, R-Calif., said are most vulnerable to warming- on foreign policy, security and glob- As many as 50 million additional which he said is “first-class.” the request for the intelligence related drought, flooding, extreme al economic issues. Congress people could face hunger by 2020. Fingar said no one in the White agencies’ report was “a dangerous weather and hunger. The assess- requested the report last year. The The water supply, while larger House changed any of his public diversion of intelligence assets.” He ment warns of a global spillover assessment is classified as confi- because of melting glaciers, will be testimony. said the issue should be studied by from increased migration and dential. under pressure from a growing pop- The center’s report, by retired climate scientists, not intelligence water-related disputes, Fingar said It predicts that the United States ulation and increased consumption. military leaders, drew a direct cor- agencies. in prepared remarks Wednesday to a and most of its allies will have the Between 120 million and 1.2 billion relation between global warming Republicans used the hearing to joint hearing of a special House means to cope with climate change people in Asia “will continue to and the conditions that lead failed argue for domestic oil drilling and committee on global warming and a economically. Unspecified “region- experience some water stress.” states to become the breeding nuclear power to reduce reliance on House Intelligence subcommittee. al partners” could face severe prob- Latin America may experience grounds for extremism and terror- foreign energy. Climate change alone would not lems. increased precipitation, possibly ism. ——— topple governments, he said. But it Fingar said the quality of the cutting tens of millions of people “Climate change will provide the Associated Press writer Seth could worsen problems such as analysis is hampered by the fact that from the ranks of those in need of conditions that will extend the war Borenstein contributed to this report. Government study: Many teens getting alcohol from adults Associated Press taking the alcohol from their leading to thousands of alco- Among the other findings: ing and binge drinking were it cuts across many different WASHINGTON — Many own home. hol-related traffic deaths and —Over half of current slightly higher at the opposite parts of our community,” said of the nation’s estimated 10.8 “In far too many instances injuries each year. underage alcohol users were ends of the economic spec- Terry Cline, administrator of million underage drinkers are parents directly enable their About one out of five of at someone else’s home when trum. SAMHSA. “Its findings turning to their parents or children’s underage drinking those aged 12 to 20 — or they had their last drink, while —Rates of current and strongly indicate that parents other adults for free alcohol. — in essence encouraging roughly 7.2 million people — 30.3 percent were in their own binge alcohol use among 12 to and other adults can play an A government survey of them to risk their health and said they had taken part in home. About 9.4 percent were 20 year olds were higher in important role in helping teens from 2002 to 2006 said well-being,” said acting binge drinking, defined as at a restaurant, bar or club. the Northeast and Midwest influence — for better or for slightly more than half had Surgeon General Steven K. consuming five or more —About 3.5 million teens than in the South or West. worse — young people’s engaged in underage drinking. Galson. “Proper parental drinks on at least one occasion aged 12 to 20 each year meet —Rates of alcohol use dis- behavior with regard to under- Asked about the source of guidance alone may not be the in the past month, the survey the diagnostic criteria for hav- order among those aged 12 to age drinking.” alcohol, 40 percent they got it complete solution to this dev- said. Rates were significantly ing an alcohol use disorder, 20 was higher for American from an adult for free over the astating public health problem higher if they lived with a par- such as dependence or abuse. Indians or Alaska Natives ——— past month, the survey said. — but it is a critical part.” ent who engaged in binge —Among younger teens, (14.9 percent) than for whites On the Net: Of those, about one in four The nationwide study by drinking. slightly more girls reported (10.9 percent), blacks (4.6 Substance Abuse and Mental said they got it from an unre- the Substance Abuse and The study, which uses data drinking than boys did. In the percent), Hispanics (8.7 per- Health Services Administration: lated adult, one in 16 got it Mental Health Services from the National Surveys on middle teens, they drank at cent) and Asians (4.9 percent). http://www.samhsa.gov/ from a parent or guardian and Administration, being Drug Use and Health, is based roughly the same rate. Among “This report provides one in 12 got it from another released today, tracks the on a scientific random sample 18 to 20-year-olds, boys out- unprecedented insight into the adult family member. social contexts involved in of 158,000 people aged 12 to paced the girls. social context of this public Roughly 4 percent reported underage drinking, a problem 20 in the United States. —Rates of underage drink- health problem and shows that Study finds elementary teachers poorly prepared to teach math By NANCY ZUCKERBROD kind of courses required by reading, writing and math sec- ics knowledge that aspiring government relations for the AP Education Writer each education program. tions, is far too easy, according teachers must demonstrate,” American Association of WASHINGTON — For kids Education schools also are to the report. said the report. Colleges for Teacher Education, ARE YOU SICK to do better in math, their teach- not being selective enough, the “Almost anyone can get in. U.S. children often fall in the said her organization had not ers might have to go back to report stated. Most require Compared to the admissions middle or bottom of the pack received a copy of the report OF HIGH FUEL school. applicants to take an admissions standards found in other coun- when compared to other stu- Wednesday. The National Elementary-school teachers test, usually around their sopho- tries, American education dents on international math Council on Teacher Quality COSTS? are poorly prepared by educa- more year of college. But the schools set exceedingly low tests. plans to release it publicly at a We cannot control fuel tion schools to teach math, finds test, which typically includes expectations for the mathemat- Jane West, vice president of news conference today. a study being released today by prices, but you can the National Council on control your energy Teacher Quality. costs in your home. An Math relies heavily on cumulative knowledge, making air conditioning system the early years critical. that is properly The study by the nonpartisan research and advocacy group cleaned, charged and comes a few months after a fed- operating well will eral panel reported that U.S. perform at it’s peak students have widespread diffi- culty with fractions, a problem efficiency. Here’s how that arises in elementary school we can help reduce and prevents kids from master- your energy costs... ing more complicated topics like algebra later on. The report looked at 77 ele- SUMMER mentary education programs around the country, or roughly 5 “SALE” percent of the institutions that offer undergraduate elementary Complete cleaning teacher certification. of your air It found the programs, with- in colleges and universities, conditioning unit, spend too little time on elemen- Check Freon Levels, tary math topics. Inspect all duct Work, Author Julie Greenberg said education students should be Check Electrical taking courses that give them a Connections, deeper understanding of arith- metic and multiplication. She Clean Filters. said the courses should explain how math concepts build upon A/C TUNE each other and why certain ideas need to be emphasized in UP - $85.00 the classroom. (REG. $130.00) Teacher candidates know their multiplication tables, but Hurry offer expires “they don’t come to us knowing 6/30/08 why multiplication works the way it does,” said Denise WE SERVICE ALL Mewborn, who heads the MAJOR BRANDS University of Georgia depart- ment of math and science edu- cation. The university was cited in the report for having an “exem- plary program,” while nine oth- ers met basic requirements. The HEATING • COOLING rest offered too little math coursework or coursework that Proudly Serving was considered weak, accord- The Ukiah Area ing to the report. Since 1964 The University of Georgia requires teacher candidates to take courses to help them Call us understand concepts underlying elementary-school math, as today well as math courses not designed for teachers. 462-2468 The report found significant differences in the number and Bonded-Lic# 292494 TIME OUT THURSDAY, JUNE 26, 2008 – 9 Editor: Chris McCartney, 468-3524 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected]

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DIRECTIONS: A. Using each "Chaos Grid" number with its letter one time, arrange the numbers with their letters for the "Order Grid" so each vertical column, horizontal row, and two diagonals each ADD to numbers inside thick lined cells. B. Some correct numbers with their letters have been put into the "Order Grid" to get you started. Also, above the "Order Grid" is a "Decoded Message" clue. C. After you have solved the "Order Grid" doing as direction "A" says, put the let- ters from horizontal rows, from left to right, under "Decoded Message" and make words to form the answer.

CHAOS GRID THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME 26 39 4 21 by Mike Argirion and Jeff Knurek RU IO -13 -15 24 23 Unscramble these four Jumbles, SRGM one letter to each square, -10 42 35 38 to form four ordinary words. UMKO 3-1-88 BYUA GWOIN

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21 54 O GLUID 23 4 54 MI -13 54 S 54 54 54 54 54 6/26/2008 DECODED MESSAGE: NOPPIL

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32 3 -2 23 BARR A: “ ” -2 23 26 9 IERO (Answers tomorrow) 22 3 4 27 Jumbles: BLANK JOINT GRUBBY COUGAR RBAS Yesterday’s 42728-3 Answer: Filling the gas tank these days can leave TION you — “BURNING” 6/25/2008 Intellectual guy wonders why he has never ‘clicked’ Dear Annie: I’m a 29-year-old guy and past the awkward stage. And dating all kinds of instead of Junior. We thought it would be won- have never dated -- and I mean never. I went on women helps you refine your search and work derful. Now we wish we hadn’t done it. two dinner meetings that did not really qualify ANNIE’S MAILBOX on your social skills. Try it. People still call our son “Junior” even as dates and they never progressed further. I Dear Annie: I’m short and plump. Why do though that is not his name, and we have spent knew immediately that the other person wasn’t By Kathy Mitchell and Marcy Sugar manufacturers make clothes with stripes that a lot of time at the doctor’s office going for me. We both agreed there were no signs of go around instead of up and down? If they through medical files to make sure his and his “clicking.” would run the stripes up and down, a lot of us father’s were not confused. We had the same I’m the intellectual type, although I have a I was born in the wrong generation or live in would look thinner and taller. Surely I’m not difficulties with official agencies wanting good sense of humor and I’m not a geek. I like the wrong place because most of my likes, per- the only short and plump woman. I think I information that obviously belonged to his sonality and views are different from the life at a slow, relaxed pace, but I also like to speak for many. father. Now that he is older, we have to play 20 majority. Can you steer me in the right direc- Maybe if you print this, the designers will questions every time there is a phone call -- have fun. tion? -- Paul What can I do to find the person who is right see it and take heed. -- S & P in N.Y. “Do you wish to speak to the father or the Dear Paul: You need to do two things: First, Dear N.Y.: You think? Most people prefer son?” When he was little, we could call him for me? How can I get the ball rolling and not you must go where you can meet women who be so indifferent to the topic most of the time? to appear taller and leaner, and we don’t know “Johnny” to differentiate him, but once he are more your type. You won’t find fish in a many who prefer horizontal stripes to vertical. became an adult, he was “John,” just like his I simply assume it isn’t the right time yet. I bakery. Try meeting women in libraries and believe the things we want most come when However, there is a wide variety of clothing father. bookstores, take a class at night or on the We jokingly tell our friends who are expect- we least expect them, so long as we make con- weekends, attend local symphony perfor- available these days that is more flattering, scious efforts to be what we hope to attract. So including solid colors. Don’t spend your ing about our experiences and advise them to mances, travel, work for a political candidate - think twice before giving their children the it must be a matter of where I hang out or - whatever interests you. The second thing is to money on what you dislike, and make sure the something. stores you patronize know why, so they can same name as the parent. We’ve instead sug- be less judgmental. Someone who may not gested using the same initials. -- Been There, I know I could become a little more social. 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451-08 440-08 435-08 452-08 6-26/08 6-24,25,26/08 6-24,25,26/08 6-26/08 PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICES NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING 10 Request for Proposal NOTICE OF PUBLIC COMMENT PERIOD 4 bed/2 bath Foreclo- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Ukiah Request for Proposal 453-08 City Engineer will conduct a public hearing 6-26,7-2,10,17/08 sure! ONLY The Round Valley Indian Tribes is soliciting NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Mendo- and act on the Thomas Boundary Line Adjust- FICTITIOUS $48,900!!!! MUST proposals for an experienced firm or individu- The Round Valley Indian Tribes is soliciting cino Council of Governments (MCOG) has SELL!!! For Listings ment application 08-16 on Thursday, July 10, proposals from an experienced road con- prepared a draft Regional Housing Needs Al- BUSINESS NAME 2008 at 2:00 P.M. in the Ukiah Civic Center, al that is licensed and bonded that specializes STATEMENT Call 1-800-379-5067. in gravel extraction, operating gravel produc- struction company to perform the following: location pursuant to Government Code 65584 300 Seminary Avenue, Ukiah, CA. The proj- et. Seq., which proposes a distribution of File No.: 2008-F0405 tion and storage facilities, meeting industry ect involves a proposed boundary line adjust- Scope of work: needed housing units within Mendocino THE FOLLOWING gravel specifications and governmental re- ment between two existing undeveloped par- 1. Installation of a permanent bridge on a County and the incorporated cities through PERSON(S) IS quirements, marketing gravel products, trans- «««««««« cels of land. No new or additional parcels of significant tributary. 2014 as estimated by the State of California (ARE) DOING BUSI- land would be created by the project. No porting gravel to market, and overseeing and 2. Installation of rock slope protection and Department of Housing & Community Devel- NESS AS: training tribal personnel in these areas. EYE FOR DETAIL grading of construction is proposed as part of bank stabilization measures along a 150 opment. The draft Regional Housing Needs CANCELLED the project. The subject parcels are located foot section of road/overhang bank, be Allocation is now available for public com- 155 Laws Ave. #18 at the eastern terminus of Brush Street in the Scope of work: ginning about 300 feet downstream of ment prior to adoption by MCOG. The draft Ukiah, CA 95482 area commonly referred to as the ?Brush The Tribe seeks the following services, at the bridge installation. The road will be Allocation and background information can be Glorial Lucia Storm Redwood Street triangle.? The City Engineer welcomes minimum, for a two-year period: moved about 10 feet at this location. found on the MCOG website at www.mendo- 155 Laws Ave. #18 written or oral public participation on this mat- 3. Replacement of the largest overshot cinocog.org. Comments may be submitted to Ukiah, CA 95482 Rider’s ter. All interested persons may submit com- 1. operating the Tribe’s gravel production culvert crossing just downstream of site the Mendocino Council of Governments at This business is con- Black Bart ments in writing to the Planning Department and storage equipment and facilities to mentioned in Activity #2 367 N. State Street, Suite 206, Ukiah, Califor- ducted by an Individ- staff at 300 Seminary Avenue prior to July 10, produce marketable gravel products. 4. Installation of rock slope protection and nia, 95482. ual. The registrant Parade 2008, and/or appear and participate in the This may be completed using own equip repair work on existing bridge located commenced to trans- public hearing. Information regarding this ment or tribal equipment. downstream of work sites #1 through #3 A public hearing, tentatively scheduled for Au- act business under Boundary Line Adjustment project may be ob- 5. Erosion control measures and dust gust 25, 2008, will be held by MCOG to adopt the fictitious business CANCELLED tained by contacting Charley Stump, Director name or names listed 2. ensuring that the gravel meets abatement of the running surface of the the final Regional Housing Needs Allocation of Planning and Community Development at above on June 24, CANCELLED applicable specifications; road which may result in delivery of fine Plan. The public comment period will be 463-6219, between the hours of 8:00 a.m. sediments to the watercourse at or open until the time of adoption. For further in- 2008. Endorsed-Filed CANCELLED and 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday. on June 24, 2008 at 3. ensuring compliance with applicable downstream of the work sites. formation, please contact Nephele Barrett, S/Charley Stump, Director of Planning and Senior Planner, at 707-463-1859 or visit the the Mendocino Coun- governmental requirements, including Community Development. PUBLISH: June Responses: MCOG website. ty Clerks Office. but not limited to hazardous materials, 26, 2008. Please submit a brief general resume of the /s/Gloria Lucia Storm fire prevention, and the safety of per firm’s qualifications and the Firm’s ability and Phillip J. Dow GLORIAL LUCIA FREE!!! sons and property; STORM 444-08 service related to each of the five (5) items in Executive Director BIBLE CAMP 4 KIDS 6-26/08 the Scope of Work. A site visit will be ar- 454-08 Sponsored by 4. marketing the gravel to achieve the ranged with prospective applicants within five MENDOCINO NATIONAL FOREST NOTICE 437-08 6-26,7-2,10,17/08 area churches most optimal price; (5) days of the closing of this request. Please FICTITIOUS OF OPPORTUNITY TO COMMENT 6-26,7-3,10/08 August 4-8, 2008 submit your response to Mr. Ted Ochoa, Trib- NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE T.S. No: BUSINESS NAME 8:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Proposal Name: Hull Mountain to Bald 5. delivering to buyers gravel products that al Administrator, Round Valley Indian Tribes, C355415 CA Unit Code: C Loan No: STATEMENT (lunch provided) Mountain OHV Hunting Connectivity meet applicable specifications; PO Box 448, Covelo, CA 95428. Alternatively, File No.: 2008-F0385 0326035409/HOOPER Min No: SIGN UP The Forest Service, Mendocino National For- responses may be submitted in person at THE FOLLOWING 100488910096313936 AP #1: 184-032-06 Between est, Upper Lake Ranger District, is proposing 6. overseeing, managing and training Trib round Valley Tribal Administration offices, PERSON(S) IS T.D. SERVICE COMPANY, as duly appointed 4:30-6:30 p.m. at: to allow mixed-use on a segment of forest al employees so that the Tribe can fully 77826 Covelo Road, Covelo, CA 95428. Re- (ARE) DOING BUSI- Big 5 - June 30 or Trustee under the following described Deed road M1 from its junction with M61 near Bald assume all aspects of the gravel project sponses shall be submitted to Round Valley NESS AS: Wal Mart – July 10 of Trust WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION Mountain to its junction with OHV trail #69 by the end of the two-year term. Indian Tribes by June 30, 2008 COB ELKE VINEYARDS near the top of Hull Mountain. Mixed-use al- TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER FOR CASH (in 11001 Highway 128 the forms which are lawful tender in the Unit- lows use by both highway-legal and non-high- 7. maintaining up-to-date and Boonville, CA 95415 402-08 ed States) and/or the cashier's, certified or HOPLAND way-legal vehicles and drivers. Currently only comprehensive accounting and Douglas Ian Stewart 6-12,19,26/08 other checks specified in Civil Code Section highway-legal vehicles are allowed. Total recordkeeping; NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE TS # CA-08- 11001 Highway 128 BEARS 2924h (payable in full at the time of sale to length of the segment is about 7.9 miles, and 00801 Loan # 0022322275 YOU ARE IN DE- Boonville, CA 95415 SIGNUPS FAULT UNDER A DEED OF TRUST DATED T.D. Service Company) all right, title and in- Ana Lucia Benitez- is located in Mendocino County, California, 8. maintaining insurance coverage for firm for football & 9/21/2006. UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION TO terest conveyed to and now held by it under Stewart about eight miles north of Lake Pillsbury. A employees (the Tribe will insure Tribal cheerleading. PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY, IT MAY BE said Deed of Trust in the property hereinafter 11001 Highway 128 draft environmental assessment regarding the employees); and SOLD AT A PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU NEED Boys and girls described: Trustor: JASON HOOPER Re- Boonville, CA 95415 proposal is available for review at Upper Lake 9. reporting to the Tribe and the Tribe’s AN EXPLANATION OF THE NATURE OF ages 7 through corded September 8, 2006 as Instr. No. This business is con- Ranger District Office, 10025 Elk Mt. Road, economic development arm. THE PROCEEDING AGAINST YOU, YOU 15. 2nd through SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYER. A public 2006-17761 in Book --- Page --- of Official ducted by Husband 8th grade. Upper Lake, CA, and at Mendocino National auction sale to the highest bidder for cash, Records in the office of the Recorder of & Wife. The regis- For more Forest Supervisor’s Office, address below. Responses: cashier's check drawn on a state or national MENDOCINO County; CALIFORNIA , pur- trants commenced to information Additional information regarding this pro- bank, check drawn by state or federal credit suant to the Notice of Default and Election to transact business un- union, or a check drawn by a state or federal contact Rick posed action can be obtained from Mike Van Please submit a brief general resume of the Sell thereunder recorded March 18, 2008 as der the fictitious busi- savings and loan association, or savings as- 707-291-9457 or Dame: Firm’s qualifications and the firm’s ability and Instr. No. 2008-03673 in Book --- Page --- ness name or names sociation, or savings bank specified in Sec- 707-272-3971 • U. S. Postal Service: services related to each of the nine (9) items listed above on Au- tion 5102 to the Financial code and author- of Official Records in the office of the Record- hoplandbears@ Attn: Mike Van Dame in the Scope of Work. Please submit six (6) ized to do business in this state, will be held gust 1, 2008. En- er of MENDOCINO County CALIFORNIA. comcast.net Mendocino National Forest copies of your proposal to Mr. Ted Ochoa, by duly appointed trustee. The sale will be Said Deed of Trust describes the following dorsed-Filed on June made, but without covenant or warranty, ex- 825 North Humboldt Avenue Tribal Administrator, Round Valley Indian property: YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A 16, 2008 at the Men- Tribes, PO Box 448, Covelo, CA 95428. Pro- pressed or implied, regarding title, posses- docino County Clerks Willows, CA 95988 sion, or encumbrances, to pay the remaining DEED OF TRUST DATED AUGUST 31, • Email: [email protected] posals shall be submitted to Round Valley In- principal sum of the note(s) secured by the 2006. UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION TO Office. LOST & • Telephone: (530)934-1141 dian Tribes by June 30, 2008 COB Deed of Trust, with interest and late charges PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY, IT MAY BE /s/Douglas Stewart 30 FOUND This comment period is intended to provide thereon, as provided in the note(s), advances, SOLD AT A PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU NEED DOUGLAS STEW- under the terms of the Deed of Trust, interest those interested in or affected by this propos- AN EXPLANATION OF THE NATURE OF ART thereon, fees, charges and expenses of the 455-08 al an opportunity to make their concerns 418-08 Trustee for the total amount (at the time of the THE PROCEEDING AGAINST YOU, YOU known prior to a decision being made by the 6-26,7-3,10/08 initial publication of the Notice of Sale) rea- SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYER. 2870 OAK 6-26,7-3,10,17/08 + Responsible Official. Those who provide Notice to Creditors sonably estimated to be set forth below. The COURT ROAD, UKIAH, CA 95482 "(If a FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME comments or otherwise express interest in SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA, amount may be greater on the day of sale. street address or common designation of BENEFICIARY MAY ELECT TO BID LESS STATEMENT the proposal by the close of the comment pe- COUNTY OF SONOMA property is shown above, no warranty is given Free Adult Barn THAN THE TOTAL AMOUNT DUE. File No.: 2008-F0404 as to its completeness or correctness)." Said Cats riod will be eligible to appeal the decision pur- Trustor(s): CATRENIA DIANE TINDALL THE FOLLOWING HUSBAND AND WIFE AS JOINT TENANTS Sale of property will be made in "as is" condi- So many barns, too suant to 36 CFR part 215 regulations In the Matter of: PERSON(S) IS How to Comment and Timeframe ROBERT & ALICE REY FAMILY Recorded: 9/26/2006 as Instrument No. 2006- tion without covenant or warranty, express or many mice. 19269 in book , page of Official Records in (ARE) DOING BUSI- Written, facsimile, hand-delivered, oral, and TRUST (Dated January 3, 2007) implied, regarding title possession, or en- Adopt a barn cat the office of the Recorder of MENDOCINO NESS AS: and life will be nice. electronic comments concerning this action NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF ALICE R. REY cumbrances, to pay the remaining principal County, California; Date of Sale: 7/2/2008 at GUIDO’S OLIVE OIL Shots, spayed or will be accepted for 30 calendar days follow- [Probate Code Section 19050] 10:00 AM Place of Sale: At the main entrance sum of the note(s) secured by said Deed of 6741 Robinson neutered, not ag- Notice is hereby given to the creditors and to the Mendocino County Courthouse, 100 Trust, with interest as in said note provided, ing publication of a notice in the Ukiah Daily Creek Road gressive, just shy. Journal. The publication date in the Ukiah contingent creditors of the above-named de- North State Street, Ukiah, CA. Amount of un- advances, if any, under the terms of said Ukiah, CA 95482 paid balance and other charges: $356,996.64 Call A.V. Rescue Daily Journal is the exclusive means for cal- cedent that all persons having claims against Deed of Trust, fees, charges and expenses of Suzanne Guido The purported property address is: 222 NOR- the Trustee and of the trusts created by said and give it a try. culating the comment period for this proposal. the decedent are required to file them with the TON STREET UKIAH, CA 95482 Assessors 6741 Robinson Deed of Trust. Said sale will be held on: JU- 489-5207 or Those wishing to comment should not rely Superior Court, County of Sonoma, 600 Ad- Parcel No. 002-151-07 The undersigned Creek Road LY 16, 2008, AT 10:00 A.M. *AT THE MAIN 468-5218 upon dates or timeframe information provided ministration Drive, Room 107-J, Santa Rosa, Trustee disclaims any liability for any incor- Ukiah, CA 95482 rectness of the property address or other ENTRANCE OF THE COUNTY COURT- by any other source. The regulations prohibit CA 95403, and mail or deliver a copy to RAE This business is con- common designation, if any, shown herein. If HOUSE, 100 NORTH STATE STREET, ducted by an Individ- extending the length of the comment period. ANN ROBERTSON and GLENDA M. PRES- no street address or other common designa- UKIAH, CA At the time of the initial publica- ual. The registrant Written comments must be submitted to: Lee LEY,Successor Co-Trustees of the ROBERT tion is shown, directions to the location of the tion of this notice, the total amount of the un- commenced to trans- Johnson, Upper Lake District Ranger, 10025 & ALICE REY FAMILY TRUST (DATE OF property may be obtained by sending a writ- ten request to the beneficiary within 10 days paid balance of the obligation secured by the act business under Elk Mt. Road, Upper Lake, CA 95485. The EXECUTION: JANUARY 3, 2007),wherein the decedent was a Trustor, at PASSALAC- of the date of first publication of this Notice of above described Deed of Trust and estimated the fictitious business I was at the Redwood office business hours for those submitting Sale. If the Trustee is unable to convey title name or names listed QUA, MAZZONI, GLADDEN, LOPEZ & costs, expenses, and advances is Valley Market on hand-delivered comments are: 8:00 AM to for any reason, the successful bidder's sole $657,109.76. It is possible that at the time of above on June 24, MARAVIGLIA, LLP, 1201 Vine Street, Suite and exclusive remedy shall be the return of 6/23, trying to get 4:30 PM Monday through Friday, excluding sale the opening bid may be less than the to- 2008. Endorsed-Filed 200, P.O. box 455, Healdsburg, California, monies paid to the Trustee, and the success- some groceries when holidays. tal indebtedness due. Date: June 19, 2008 on June 24, 2008 at 95448, within the later of four (4) months after ful bidder shall have no further recourse. I saw some kids and Oral comments must be provided at the Re- Date: 6/12/2008 Premier Trust Deed Serv- T.D. SERVICE COMPANY as said Trustee, the Mendocino Coun- the date of first publication of notice to cred- thought would I follow sponsible Official’s office during normal busi- ices, Inc. 6501 Irvine Center Drive, MS. DB- MARLENE CLEGHORN, ASSISTANT SEC- ty Clerks Office. itors or, if notice is mailed or personally deliv- them. I am a young ness hours via telephone (707)275-2361 or in PT Irvine, CA 92618 949-784-6173 For NON RETARY T.D. SERVICE COMPANY 1820 /s/Suzanne Guido ered to you, 30 days after the date this notice SALE information only Sale Line: 714-259- guy, just 3 months person. Electronic comments must be sub- E. FIRST ST., SUITE 210, P.O. BOX 11988 SUZANNE GUIDO is mailed or personally delivered to you, or 7850 or Login to: www.fidelityasap.com Jen- old and hope I am mitted in a format such as an email message, SANTA ANA, CA 92711-1988 We are as- found or on 6/30 I you must petition to file a late claim as provid- nifer Hilton, Trustee Sale Officer If you have plain text (.txt), rich text format (.rtf), or Word previously been discharged through bankrupt- sisting the Beneficiary to collect a debt and would like someone ed in Section 19103 of the Probate Code. A (.doc) to comments-pacificsouthwest-mendo- cy, you may have been released of personal any information we obtain will be used for that to come to the Ukiah claim form may be obtained from the court FIND [email protected]. In cases where no liability for this loan in which case this letter is purpose whether received orally or in writing. Shelter at 298 Plant clerk. For your protection, you are encour- intended to exercise the note holder's rights WHAT YOU Rd. and adopt me. identifiable name is attached to a comment, a against the real property only. THIS NOTICE If the Trustee is unable to convey title for any verification of identity will be required for ap- aged to file your claim by certified mail, with reason, the successful bidder's sole and ex- Call Sage please at return receipt requested. IS SENT FOR THE PURPOSE OF COL- NEED IN peal eligibility. If using an electronic message, LECTING A DEBT. THIS FIRM IS ATTEMPT- clusive remedy shall be the return of monies 467-6453 Dated: June 10, 2008 a scanned signature is one way to provide ING TO COLLECT A DEBT ON BEHALF OF paid to the Trustee, and the successful bidder THE PASSALACQUA, MAZZONI, GLADDEN, verification. It is the responsibility of persons THE HOLDER AND OWNER OF THE NOTE. shall have no further recourse. If available, C LOPEZ & MARAVIGLIA, LLP ANY INFORMATION OBTAINED BY OR Sell It Fast providing comments to submit them by the the expected opening bid and/or postpone- L With /s/ Thomas R. Passalacqua PROVIDED TO THIS FIRM OR THE CRED- close of the comment period. Individuals and ITOR WILL BE USED FOR THAT PUR- ment information may be obtained by calling Ukiah THOMAS R. PASSALACQUA A organizations wishing to be eligible to appeal POSE. As required by law, you are hereby the following telephone number(s) on the day Daily Attorneys for RAE ANN ROBERTSON and must meet the information requirements of 36 notified that a negative credit report reflecting before the sale: (714) 480-5690 or you may S Journal GLENDA M. PRESLEY, Successor Co-Trust- on your credit record may be submitted to a Classifieds CFR §215.6. access sales information at S ees of the ROBERT & ALICE REY FAMILY credit report agency if you fail to fulfill the Publish 6/26/08 www.ascentex.com/websales. TAC# TRUST terms of your credit obligations. ASAP# IFIEDS! 2777814 06/12/2008, 06/19/2008, 06/26/2008 788366C PUB: 06/26/08, 07/03/08, 07/10/08 12- THURSDAY, JUNE 26, 2008 THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL

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N/P. 462-6075 new parts. resume and fill out Now Hiring! cial Worker, in-home APPLIANCES a walk was really a Starting wage $8.25. support & respite. Se habla espanol. $1000. 391-7434 HR ASST. Knowl- an application at Avg Pay $20/ hr, $57 & FURNITURE. bad one. I went on to Apply at Need 1 or 2-parent GARAGE edge of labor law. our Ukiah office at K/yr, incl. Fed ben, OT. Guaranteed. 485-1216 someone's porch on 50 W. Lake Mendo Dr. homes, with 1 parent SALES CARS Asst. w/planning & 590 S. School Placed by adSource not 590 Magnolia to rest. home full time. Home 320 DUPLEXES MISC. 680 FOR SALE COMMERCIAL Street for Editor aff w/ USPS who hires. Estate Sale facilitating staff train- with no more than 1 FOR SALE They took me to the DRIVER K.C. Meadows. 1-866-292-1387 3bd/1.5bth Ukiah 480 Sat/Sun 8-? $$CASH FOR YOUR Ukiah Shelter on 6/24 ing. Strong communi- (No phone calls biological child consid- tnhse w/ fireplace, USED CARS $$$ For Class A or B Lic ered. Retirees invited AGED VIRGIN 427 McPeak St. so I could be cared cation skills both ver- please.) RDA NEEDED with your old used cars! req’d. FT + benefits. to apply. Contact TLC w/d hkup, garage, Straight-grained Red- Pellet stove insert, bal and written. Asst. exp. & leadership for while my people Job description and 707-463-1100 $1200/mo $1600dep wood beams. 9 each W/D, Mary Engelbreit FREE pick up in w/updating & main- qualities. Please sub- find me. I am a 5 app available at 351 LOOKING for snack Lic#236800809 707/433-6688 (8”x8”x17-20ft), pow- baby items, home Ukiah area! Lost title taining employment, mit resume to 702 S. year old male Chi- Franklin Ave in Willits distributor for the HOMES er washed & sealed furnishings & decor. ok. Steel drop boxes Dora St., Ukiah CA Ukiah residential huahua whose fur is benefit & policy docu- Ukiah/Santa Rosa 330 FOR RENT $3600 obo 462-5959 for scrap metal also mostly white. If not Counselor/Case ments. Knowledge of 95482 childrens facility FREE GARAGE available upon re- area. Great income 3BD, 2BA garage, Connelly Pool Table found I will be looking Manager: FT residen- Co-ops and natural is looking for caring, SALE SIGNS. quest, call 707-546- opportunity. Vehicle REAL GOODS has central heat & air, about 4 yrs old. for a new home on tial out patient, drug food a plus. Full-time responsible individu- Realty World Selzer 7553!!!! provided. Benefits. an immed. opening w/d hook-up. Exclnt cond! Incl. que 6/30. I am resting at tx. Group/indiv. Cer- als to join our team. Realty. 350 E. Gobbi w/benefits. To apply: (530)662-3500 ext 17 for an experienced, $1600/mo. 463-1799 holder wall rack. BMW Z3 3.0I. 2001 3 298 Plnat Rd or call tif/MA/lic pref. Fax re- Some exp. pref. but Complete application Looking for Work? dynamic manager for Garage Sale Sat Only 13K miles. 5 sp. sume: 415-492-0244. not nec.. 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Have Night shifts availa- person, 1 cat. Need- 4400 ex124. Fax Re- erty management SUBURBAN CDL? Tuition Reim- ble. Starting at BRAND NEW! ed by Sept. 1. Prefer 510 LIVESTOCK Need Money? sume & Application company. PROPANE L.P. Need Money? bursement! $9.40/hr. On-call BUILD TO SUIT walking distance to GOATS FOR SALE to 707-274-8798. In- Must be dependa- F/T Route Delivery www.JoinCRST.com $9/hr. Must be 21 position. Req. A or B Office or Medical downtown 462-9161 Boer cross does and dian Hiring Prefer- ble, motivated, self- Own Property? 1-800-781-2778. yrs old. Excellent with X. Must be a Will divide wethers $100 ea Own Property? ence Applies. starter that can WANTED TO ICU/ER Nurses benefits, including team player w/excel 1974+- sq. ft. w/pkg. 743-1304 CAREGIVER to live- 380 SHARE RENT Come join our dynamic work as a team or medical, dental, vi- customer service in w/elderly lady. & progressive team in $475/mo + dep. bd. independently. sion, tuition reim- skills. 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Please call security deposit = Direct Care Work HowardHospital.org 707-513-9703 468-8951 $1200. 972-4282 No Exp.Needed!! Morning, eves, graveyard. Drug test req., no test for can- nabis, gd DMV. Per- sonal care, cooking, cleaning, driving & providing living skills training to adults with developmental disa- bilities. 3,6 bed group homes, estb. in 1988. 485-0165, 485-5168 LookingEducational For A Career? Skills.

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City Hi/Lo/W Hi/Lo/W City Hi/Lo/W Hi/Lo/W Anaheim 80/60/pc 81/63/s Napa 80/54/pc 81/54/s Antioch 84/57/s 87/57/s Needles 108/78/s 109/77/s 93 Arroyo Grande 73/53/pc 74/50/s Oakland 67/55/pc 73/57/s Sunrise today ...... 5:48 a.m. Atascadero 82/51/s 84/52/s Ontario 87/61/pc 89/60/s Sunset tonight ...... 8:43 p.m. Rockport 64/49 Auburn 94/64/s 96/69/s Orange 80/60/pc 81/58/s Moonrise today ...... 12:44 a.m. Barstow 102/70/s 103/70/s Oxnard 71/59/pc 70/58/pc Plenty of sunshine Moonset today ...... 1:46 p.m. Laytonville Big Sur 70/50/pc 76/54/s Palm Springs 105/73/s 106/76/s Covelo 85/49 Bishop 96/54/s 97/53/s Pasadena 83/60/pc 83/63/pc 89/53 Blythe 108/75/s 108/75/s Pomona 84/59/pc 85/56/s MOON PHASES Burbank 82/60/pc 83/62/pc Potter Valley 89/54/s 93/56/s TONIGHT Westport California City 97/66/s 97/66/s Redding 99/66/s 102/66/s Last New First Full 69/48 Carpinteria 67/56/pc 68/56/pc Riverside 87/59/pc 91/58/s Catalina 67/58/pc 67/57/pc Sacramento 93/60/s 96/60/s 54 Chico 96/65/s 100/65/s Salinas 66/52/pc 72/54/s Fort Bragg Willows Crescent City 57/49/s 60/51/s San Bernardino 89/58/pc 91/60/s Death Valley 118/81/s 119/79/s San Diego 72/64/pc 74/65/pc June 26 July 2 July 9 July 18 65/48 95/63 Clear Downey 78/61/pc 79/63/pc San Fernando 83/59/pc 84/61/s Encinitas 72/60/pc 73/61/pc San Francisco 68/53/pc 73/57/s ALMANAC Elk Willits Escondido 82/59/pc 84/59/s San Jose 77/57/pc 82/58/s 85/51 Eureka 62/49/s 60/49/s San Luis Obispo 72/52/pc 75/53/s Ukiah through 2 p.m. Wednesday 60/49 Redwood Valley Fort Bragg 65/48/pc 67/50/s San Rafael 74/52/pc 76/56/s FRIDAY 87/54 Temperature Fresno 94/68/s 98/67/s Santa Ana 75/64/pc 75/63/pc 95 High ...... 78 UKIAH Gilroy 79/57/pc 82/54/s Santa Barbara 70/54/pc 69/55/pc Low ...... 56 93/54 Indio 105/71/s 106/71/s Santa Cruz 74/51/pc 74/54/pc 55 Normal high ...... 86 Lakeport Irvine 75/64/pc 75/63/pc Santa Monica 72/60/pc 73/61/pc Normal low ...... 53 90/57 Hollywood 80/60/pc 81/62/pc Santa Rosa 83/51/pc 85/52/s Philo Record high ...... 109 in 1925 Lucerne Lake Arrowhead 84/51/s 85/47/s S. Lake Tahoe 79/41/s 80/42/s 81/52 Boonville Lodi 95/61/s 97/60/s Stockton 94/60/s 99/59/s Hot with a full day of sunshine Record low ...... 41 in 1943 83/54 91/57 Precipitation Lompoc 66/53/pc 67/56/s Tahoe Valley 79/41/s 80/42/s Long Beach 76/62/pc 79/62/pc Torrance 75/60/pc 76/62/pc 24 hrs to 2 p.m. Wed...... 0.00" Gualala Los Angeles 78/62/pc 80/62/pc Vacaville 93/59/s 96/60/s SATURDAY Month to date ...... Trace Mammoth 73/46/s 74/39/s Vallejo 75/54/pc 76/55/s Normal month to date ...... 0.23" 64/51 Clearlake 91/58 Marysville 95/63/s 98/61/s Van Nuys 82/61/pc 86/61/pc 94 Season to date ...... 28.39" Modesto 94/63/s 98/62/s Visalia 93/63/s 97/64/s Last season to date ...... 22.64" Monrovia 83/60/pc 84/62/s Willits 85/51/s 90/54/s Cloverdale 55 Normal season to date ...... 39.08" Monterey 63/53/pc 67/53/s Yosemite Valley 96/54/s 97/53/s 88/54 Morro Bay 63/54/pc 67/54/s Yreka 86/49/s 94/55/s Mostly sunny and hot Forecasts and graphics provided by AccuWeather, Inc. 2008 Weather (W): s-sunny, pc-partly cloudy, c-cloudy, sh-showers, t-thunderstorms, r- rain, sf-snow flurries, sn-snow, i-ice.

Lake Mendocino – Lake level: 736.32 feet; Storage: 66,452 acre-feet (Maximum storage 122,500 acre-feet) Inflow: 177 cfs Outflow: 180 cfs Air quality – Ozone: .038 ppm (State standard .090 ppm) Carbon monoxide: 2.08 ppm (20.0 ppm) Nitrogen dioxide: .013 ppm (.25 ppm) Fires FIRE EMERGENCY Evacuation teams ready if needed, sheriff says Continued from Page 1 By K.C. MEADOWS mandatory evacuations and no full road This afternoon, fire suits are due to The Daily Journal closures. arrive for law enforcement personnel Jim Doucette said some of the Mendocino County Sheriff Tom Allman said there is a 7 a.m. meeting who will be carrying out door-to-door fires have probably been Allman is the man responsible for carry- each morning among fire and law evacuation duties if needed. Allman said extinguished while others enforcement personnel to re-evaluate the some Mendocino County corrections ing out evacuations in the county, if and have combined. fires and any changes overnight. At 9 officers have been pulled from jail duty Additional firefighters and when they are ordered and mandatory, a.m., all the county’s police agencies and reassigned temporarily to fire duties resources arrived overnight and he says his evacuation teams are meet by videoconference to confer on in the North County and on the Coast, from across the state. There ready. evacuations and other law enforcement and he assures that the jail is still running are currently 851 firefighters As of Wednesday night, there were no responsibilities. smoothly. in the six branch camps being 2 slideshows at managed by Cal Fire, accord- ing to Cal Fire reports. They ukiahdailyjournal.com are being supported by 80 fire TASTE OF engines, 18 water tenders, 26 DOWNTOWN bulldozers and seven heli- that they may need to leave at WATER MAIN BREAKS copters. any time. Despite the increase in Law enforcement officers staff, several fires still had have been going door-to-door minimum staffing and all fires to notify people of the evacu- were expected to continue to ation warning with the help of grow over the next two days, the Mendocino County Search according to Cal Fire reports. and Rescue Team. Team Doucette said it wasn’t members have been told to be prepared to assist with evacu- clear where individual fire ations if they can. crews were from. Two evacuation centers “They’re from all over,” he have been set up for those Slideshow at said. “They’re trickling in.” leaving their homes. One is at ukiahdailyjournal.com The Navarro Fire, burning Willits High School at 299 N. near Flynn Creek Road, had Main St. in Willits, which can reached 1,400 acres be contacted at 707-513-6091; Wednesday and was reported the other is at Point Arena as 10 percent contained. The High School at 270 Lake St. Orr Springs Fire, burning off in Point Arena. That shelter Orr Springs Road between can be contacted at 301-758- Ukiah and Comptche, was at 0638. Got family? 500 acres and was also 10 per- The Redwood Empire cent contained. Fairgrounds on North State According to Cal Fire Street is taking in large ani- reports, the Orr Springs Fire mals for people who choose to was threatening the Orr evacuate. They are advised to Ben Brown/The Daily Journal Springs Resort as well as 50 contact the fairgrounds before City of Ukiah maintenance crews work on a broken water main on South find activities homes. delivering their animals. The State Street Wednesday morning. The pipe broke at around 9 a.m. at ukiahdailyjournal.com A fire in Round Valley was fairgrounds can be contacted Wednesday and flooded South State Street between Seminary Avenue and threatening 40 homes in the at 462-3884, or after hours at Mill Street. Maintenance crews had the right lane of southbound South Chicken Ridge community. 972-8304. State Street closed for much of the day while they repaired the damage. According to Cal Fire Fire also continued to burn reports, 900 homes were in the Mendocino National being threatened by the fire Forest, where flames have Wednesday and two had been consumed 2,998 acres of Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke and all but one of his central destroyed. Doucette said he forestland over three counties Briefly bank colleagues agreed that the best course was to leave a key did not know where the two since Saturday. rate alone at 2 percent, as the country slogs through the cross- destroyed houses were. currents of plodding economic growth and zooming energy and Weather is expected to con- Continued from Page 2 Sheriff Tom Allman said tinue to be warm through the food prices that threaten to spread inflation. Wednesday night he wasn’t week with highs in the 90s several key issues, which Iraqi lawmakers said violated the That meant the prime lending rate for millions of consumers sure where the 900 home during the day, dropping into nation’s sovereignty. Recently, however, Iraqi authorities said and businesses stayed at 5 percent. The prime rate applies to number was coming from and the 50s at night. There is a prospects for a deal had brightened after the Americans submit- certain credit cards, home equity lines of credit and other loans. thought it was a high estimate. chance of more thunderstorms ted new, unspecified proposals. The decision brought to a close a powerful series of rate Evacuation warnings have on Saturday. “We talked about a strategic framework agreement that suits reductions that started in September and extended through late been issued for several areas The estimated cost of the the Iraqi government,” Bush said. “We talked about elections April. It was the central bank’s most aggressive intervention in in the county (see Page 1 for a fires so far is $3.1 million. and different laws that have been passed. We talked about the two decades to shore up an economy bruised by the trio of listing). An evacuation warn- fact that the economy’s improving and that the attitude of the housing, credit and financial crises. On Wall Street, stocks ing means people in those Ben Brown can be reached at people there has improved immeasurably over the years.” ended with a modest gain. The Dow Jones industrial average areas have been put on notice [email protected]. Bush wants the agreement in place before he leaves office. If closed up 4.40 points to 11,811.83. Broader stock indicators not, major decisions about how U.S. forces operate in Iraq managed to log stronger gains than the blue chips. room visits,” she said. could be left to the next president, including how much author- Air At the hospital, a note on ity the U.S. must give Iraqis over military operations and how Fossil of most primitive 4-legged the door warned people not to quickly the handover takes place. creature found in Latvia enter through the maternity Continued from Page 1 ward because of the smoke. Gunman who killed 5 and himself at Ky. WASHINGTON (AP) — Scientists unearthed a skull of the cially those who are particu- Several people who called plant warned girlfriend of rampage most primitive four-legged creature in Earth’s history, which larly sensitive to poor air The Daily Journal Wednesday should help them better understand the evolution of fish to complained of nosebleeds HENDERSON, Ky. (AP) — A man who killed five people advanced animals that walk on land. quality, such as people with The 365 million-year-old fossil skull, shoulders and part of emphysema, asthma or car- from the smoke. and himself in a rampage at a western Kentucky plastics plant Many walking outside in called his girlfriend two hours before the rampage to warn her the pelvis of the water-dweller, Ventastega curonica, were diovascular disease. found in Latvia, researchers report in a study published in Anyone who uses an the city on Wednesday were that he was going to kill his boss, police said Wednesday. wearing masks to cover their Police said Wesley N. Higdon, 25, had an argument with his Thursday’s issue of the journal Nature. Even though Ventastega inhaler, oxygen or steroids is likely an evolutionary dead-end, the finding sheds new daily is advised to not go out- mouth and nose. According to supervisor about wearing safety goggles and using his cell reports from the state Office details on the evolutionary transition from fish to tetrapods. side unless absolutely neces- phone while he was at his press machine Tuesday. of Emergency Services, par- Later that night, as the supervisor escorted him from the sary. ticulate respirators found in building, Higdon shot him, apparently using a .45-caliber pistol Watch Repair Lynn Chamberlin, a volun- hardware stores can help he kept in his car. Then, he charged into a break room and the teer coordinator at Ukiah negate the effects of the plant floor and kept shooting before turning the gun on himself, Valley Medical Center, said smoke. The best ones are police said. the hospital has not seen a marked P100 and N95. Adv. Tix on Sale WALL-E (G) # large increase in people com- Need a watch battery Adv. Tix on Sale WANTED (R) - ID REQ'D # Heavy smoke is expected Federal Reserve leaves key rate Adv. Tix on Sale HANCOCK (PG-13) # ing in with respiratory prob- or watch band? Adv. Tix on Sale THE DARK KNIGHT (PG-13) # to continue to plague the val- WANTED - MIDNITE (R) - ID REQ'D 1201 AM lems from the smoke. unchanged, citing inflation worries GET SMART (PG-13) # (1100 145 430) 715 ley until at least Friday. Stop By today... THE INCREDIBLE HULK (PG-13) (1130 215 500) 745 “There has been, maybe, a Ben Brown can be reached at 1025 WASHINGTON (AP) — With inflation moving higher on its KUNG FU PANDA (PG) (1145 210 435) 700 925 slight increase in emergency [email protected]. THE HAPPENING (R) - ID REQ'D (1215 240 505) 730 955 worry list, the Federal Reserve held interest rates steady D. William Jewelers LOVE GURU (PG-13) (1235 300 530) 755 YOU DON'T MESS WITH THE ZOHAN (PG-13) (1125 205 Wednesday, ending nearly a year of cuts to bolster the economy, Pear Tree Center 445) 735 1015 Visit our web site at ukiahdailyjournal.com and hinted that the next direction for rates could be up. . 462-4636 Times For 6/26 ©2008 THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT THURSDAY, JUNE 26, 2008 – 15

First Fridays test. Plaza, and the All American Services Department at 463- Art in the Except for the beer and bar- Fourth of July Picnic in the 6231. Ukiah gallery art becue, all events will be free. Park are currently available Afternoon exhibit walk set for July 3 For a daily event schedule, for pick-up at the Ukiah Civic Willits Frontier set for July 4 visit paulbunyandays.com. Center Annex at 411 W. Clay Because of the holiday, the St. The next concert of this Days Parade set An exhibition of home and First Fridays art walk will be garden art created by students Ukiah is now season will be held Sunday, for July 4 and instructors in the Que held from 5 to 8 p. m. on June 29, and the first movie Thursday, July 3 instead of The Willits Frontier Days Onda -- What’s Up accepting vendor will be shown Friday, July 11, Afterschool program will take July 4. Starting this month, in Alex R. Thomas Plaza. Parade on Main Street in there will be a new offering, a registrations place on the Fourth of July Through the support of Willits will begin at 11 a.m. on weekend. The exhibit will “passport” which will be The City of Ukiah July 4. The parade’s organiz- available at each First Friday their sponsors, minimal fees take place at the Fort Bragg Community Services Billboard will be collected from local ers suggest that those interest- Town Hall from 1 p.m. to 8 opening. A passport is picked Department has announced ed in observing the parade p.m. on Friday, July 4, from up at any gallery, and each non-profits wishing to partici- that registration forms for Mark your calendar! pate. Concessions will be arrive early. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday, gallery stamps it. When it con- concessionaires wishing to For more information, call and from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on tains stamps from all 8 gal- screened to avoid duplication. sell food or non-alcoholic For more information, call the 459-6330 or visit their Web Sunday. For more informa- leries, it can be put in a box at beverages during any or all of this year’s Sundays in the site www. willits frontier- tion, call 964-1228 or 357- any gallery and is eligible for Park Concerts, Movies in the City of Ukiah Community days.com. 4080. a drawing for a $50 gift cer- tificate from the gallery of the month. The passport must be completed on the First Friday evening. Graces on Main/ Hoyman-Browe Gallery will be offering this month’s gift certificate. Local artists Ann and Jon Maglinte, of Willits, will be showing new and existing works in watercolor, mixed media, infrared photography, and cement garden art at Northcoast Artists Cooperative Gallery in Ft. Bragg during the month of July. The theme of the show is “portals” -- entrances, path- ways, openings, and gateways to other worlds that each artist interprets in their own medi- um. Ann has been working with “negative painting” tech- niques in watercolor, with nature as her subject, adding pastels, and other mixed media. Jon has been using a digital camera and an infrared filter to capture the light with photographic images that are unusual and dramatic. Jon and Ann have been business part- ners for over 30 years and have enjoyed a long history of artistic collaborations. The “portals” show will take place from July 4 to July 29, from 10 to 6 p.m., at the Northcoast Artists’ Gallery, at 362 North main St. Fort bragg. An artist’s reception will be held on July 4. For more information, call 964- 8266. UPT introduces Children’s Production Program This summer, Ukiah Players Theatre will offer chil- dren ages 8 to 17 the opportu- nity to particpate in a presen- tation of “The Hobbit.” Starting June 28, veteran chil- dren’s theatre director Bryan Arnold will be guiding stu- dents in their creation of the first show of UPT’s 32nd sea- son, J.R.R. Tolkein’s classic tale, “The Hobbit.” Through rehearsals and workshops, students will learn about what goes into a show, from set building and painting to lighting, costumes and, of course, acting. Auditions will be held for parts, but all who want to play a part will be cast. Performances will run Sept. 11 through 20, and parents are invited to participate in the production. Parents must pre- register with the City of Ukiah. The fee for the entire program will be $95. For more information, call 462-1210. All American Fourth of July Picnic in the Park set for July 4 The Chamber of Commerce and the City of Ukiah have joined together to present the All American Fourth of July Picnic in the Park. This free event will take place from noon to 5 p.m. on Friday, July 4, at Todd Grove Park. There will be live enter- tainment, organized games, bounce houses, free swim at Ukiah Municipal Pool, con- tests, races, a community par- ticipation mural, and food and craft vendors. For more infor- mation, call the City of Ukiah Community Services Department at 463-6231. Paul Bunyan Days set for Labor Day weekend The 69th annual Paul Bunyan Days, the celebration of Fort Bragg’s logging her- itage, will be held on Labor Day weekend, Aug. 29 through Sept. 1 with a parade, barbecue, beer festival, log- ging show, gem and mineral show, fireman’s ball, classic car show and ugly dog con- 16- THURSDAY, JUNE 26, 2008 THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL