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7 58551 69301 0 MONDAY Nov. 20, 2006 50 cents tax included DAILY JOURNAL ukiahdailyjournal.com 16 pages, Volume 148 Number 225 email: [email protected] PG&E Man botches HONORING ELDERS swept Eel River off rocks accord Company diverted found more water Body located than allowed after more than By JOHN DRISCOLL 12-hour search The Eureka Times-Standard By ZACK SAMPSEL The Pacific Gas and The Daily Journal Electric Co. for nearly two After searching more than years has diverted substantial- 12 hours, the Mendocino ly more water from the Eel County Sheriff’s Department River to the Russian River Sunday recovered the body of than is allowed in a license Eddie Yu, hometown agreement negotiated over unknown, who was swept off two decades. the rocks while fishing The discrepancy wasn't Saturday near the Mendocino discovered until this summer, Headlands in Noyo River. when the California According to the U.S. Department of Fish and Game Coast Guard, Humboldt Bay reviewed the schedule of station received a call at 2:30 diversions made by the com- p.m. Saturday that Yu had pany's Potter Valley Project. been swept off the rocks. Air PG&E fessed up to the prob- Station Humboldt Bay and lem, and even recently con- Station Noyo River were the tacted the media about the first groups to respond to the conversation taking place call and launched an HH65 among regulators. helicopter and a 47 foot long Unlike nearly every other lifeboat. river diversion system in the Isaac Eckel/The Daily Journal West, the Potter Valley “Jasmine Flower,” a Chinese dance performance, is given by students during Honoring Elders Day. See FOUND, Page A-8 Project does not have real- time gauges that show how it's being operated. That infor- Lake Ada mation isn't made public until a year later. Such a monitor- Youngsters offer respect Rose plan ing system won't be in place By KATIE MINTZ until December 2007 at least, The Daily Journal and only the agencies have The dining hall at the City of outlined immediate access to the infor- 10,000 Buddhas was packed late mation. By MIKE A’DAIR Saturday morning, but not by The Willits News The Federal Energy Instilling Goodness Elementary and Regulatory Commission The Mendocino County Developing Virtue Secondary School supervisors have voted unani- amended PG&E's license for students. the project in 2004, after mously to permit the county Gathered at tables, instead, were Department of Transportation about 20 years of wrangling their elders and honorees for the over diversions to the East to work with Brooktrails City’s annual “Honoring Elders Township General Manager Branch of the Russian River Day.” for grape growers and flows Mike Chapman in his efforts More than 200 people attended the to solve Brooktrails water to the Eel River for salmon free event that included lunch, served and steelhead. The commis- shortage problems. primarily by students, and a variety Chapman told supervisors sion is now looking into the of performances. compliance of the project he has come much of the way According to Heng Yin, girls’ towards beginning work on a since 2004. school principal, the City’s founder -- “We're reviewing the alle- project to expand Lake Ada the Venerable Master Hsuan Hua -- Rose, the smaller of two gations,” said FERC spokes- started the celebration more than a woman Celeste Miller. reservoirs in Brooktrails. The decade ago and like events are held project’s initial design has Between 5 billion and 13 at other Dharma Realm Buddhist billion gallons of water that Students in the Instilling Goodness Elementary school at The been completed and project Association branches across the City of Ten Thousand Buddhas perform “The Song of funding is in place, Chapman would have flowed down the country. Eel River were instead divert- Enlightenment” during the annual Honoring Elders Day on said. All that remains is secur- ed through the project, on Saturday. Over 200 people attended the free event to promote ing the necessary permits. See ELDER, Page A-8 respect for elders. See PGE, Page A8 See LAKE, Page A-8 City ‘sphere’ debated Cohousing concept coming to Ukiah By KATIE MINTZ By KATIE MINTZ The Daily Journal The Daily Journal As it stands, the City of Ukiah’s sphere of influence -- By November 2008, a handful of peo- defined by California government code as “a plan for the ple hope to move into what would be probable physical boundaries and service area of a local Ukiah Valley’s first cohousing commu- agency” -- covers nearly all of the valley, running ridgetop nity. to ridgetop and Highway 20 to Burke Hill Road. Louisa Aronow of Redwood Valley, Now, the Ukiah City Council is considering a reduction in fact, is already propagating plants for in it’s sphere. The proposal, which is still open for revision, the site, despite not yet having the land. however, shows a larger sphere than a 1995 proposal that According to Aronow, she and seven was never adopted, adding more hillside land to the west, other individuals are currently in negoti- lands developed or planned for urban development in the ations for about 3.5 acres of land in a south and lands within the Ukiah Valley Sanitation District subdivision just south of Ukiah where in the north. they want to build what she calls an On Wednesday, the Ukiah City Council reviewed the “incredible alternative to the isolation of new proposal’s boundaries, which were formulated by a subcommittee comprised of Mayor Mark Ashiku, See HOUSING, Page A-8 Councilman John McCowen, and Mendocino County Isaac Eckel/The Daily Journal Supervisors Michael Delbar and Jim Wattenburger. Louisa Aronow (left) and Kambra “The sphere of influence is the area around the city Phoebus look over preliminary that’s outside the city that represents the probable or logi- plans for a 34-unit cohousing cal area the city will grow in the next 20 years,” Ukiah community they hope to build Planning and Community Development Director Charley south of Ukiah. Final plans will be drafted based on input from those See SPHERE, Page A-8 who will live there. Storage, Moving For All Your Storage HAS It And Moving Needs UKIAH and Packing Call Now For Details All... ® STORAGE Supplies, and... TRUCK RENTAL 468-0800 A-2 – MONDAY, NOV. 20, 2006 DAILY DIGEST Editor: K.C. Meadows, 468-3526 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected]

FUNERAL NOTICES The world briefly [\ Eversole Mortuary. his children Rosemary great granddaughter, ANACLETO “LAYTON” Layton passed away on Lucero and husband Earl Nevaeh Marie Vaca INONG Tuesday, November 14, of Red Bluff, Bobbie Barajas. Numerous nieces Syrian foreign minister urges U.S. A Mass of the Christian 2006 in Windsor, Inong of Ukiah, Barbara and nephews also withdrawal timetable to stop violence Burial will be held for surrounded by his family. Inong of Ukiah, Rudy also survive. Anacleto “Layton” Inong Born July 9, 1913 in Inong and wife Kay of He was preceded in BAGHDAD, Iraq (AP) — Syria’s foreign minister called on Monday, Novem- Sinait, IIocos Sur Philip- Hoopa, Patricia Demp- death by his wife Lor- Sunday for a timetable for the withdrawal of American forces to ber 20, 2006 at 1 pm at St. pines, Layton immigrated sey and husband Brian of raine, step-son Phillip help end Iraq’s sectarian bloodbath, in a groundbreaking diplo- Mary of the An- to the United States Branbridge Island, Rilcapiro and great- matic mission to Iraq that comes amid increasing calls for the gels Catholic Church. at the age of 15. He Washington and Diana grandsons Mario Vaca and U.S. to seek cooperation from Syria and Iran. At least 112 peo- Interment will follow at worked at Harvey’s/Har- McGee and husband Johnny Aguilar. ple were killed nationwide, following a week that had already Ukiah Cemetery. Visitation rah’s Casino in South Theo of Windsor. Twenty- The Eversole Mortuary seen hundreds of deaths. will be on Sunday, Lake Tahoe retiring af- four grandchildren, is in charge of Walid Moallem, the highest level Syrian official to visit since November 19, 2006 from 4 ter 34 years. thirty-six great grandchil- arrangements. the 2003 ouster of Saddam Hussein, denounced terrorism in pm to 8 pm at the Layton is survived by dren and 1 great- Iraq even as Washington mulled its own overture to Damascus for help in ending Iraq’s violence. Syria and Iraq share a long and porous desert border and both Hernandez, 38, of Ukiah, was South School Street at 8:51 Baghdad and Washington have accused Damascus of not doing POLICE REPORTS arrested on suspicion of dri- p.m. Saturday. CORRECTIONS enough to stop the flow of foreign Arab fighters. The following were ving under the influence at the ARREST -- Dean Spears, The Ukiah Daily Journal reserves this Moallem spoke at the end of a day that saw suspected Sunni space to correct errors or make clarifications compiled from reports intersection of Low Gap Road 38, of Ukiah, was arrested on to news articles. Significant errors in obitu- Muslim bombers kill at least 33 Shiites and the kidnapping of a prepared by the Ukiah and North State Street at 1:15 suspicion of driving under the ary notices or birth announcements will deputy health minister — believed the senior-most government Police Department. To p.m. Saturday. influence in the 200 block of result in reprinting the entire article. Errors official abducted in Iraq. Many Sunni attackers are believed to anonymously report ARREST -- Cesar Wester Stephenson Street at may be reported to the editor, 468-3526. have infiltrated from Syria. crime information, call Vazquez, 21, of Ukiah, and 1:31 a.m. Sunday. A suicide bomber in the predominantly Shiite city of Hillah 463-6205. two juveniles were arrested on Those arrested by law enforcement LOTTERY NUMBERS south of Baghdad lured men to his KIA minivan with promises suspicion of assault with a officers are innocent until proven guilty. of a day’s work as laborers, then blew it up, killing at least 22 ARREST -- Stephan deadly weapon and conspira- People reported as having been arrest- DAILY 3: Afternoon: 6, 3, and wounding 44, police said. Crain, 37, of Ukiah, was cy in the 200 block of ed may contact the Daily Journal once 0. Evening: 4, 4, 5. Washington Avenue at 2:25 their case has been concluded so the arrested on suspicion of dri- results can be reported. Those who feel FANTASY 5: 28, 32, 33, Bush going from warm reception ving under the influence and p.m. Saturday. the information is in error should con- 34, 35. possession of a controlled ARREST -- Robert tact the appropriate agency. In the case DAILY DERBY: 1st: 11 substance in the 500 block of Szymanowicz, 27, of of those arrested on suspicion of dri- in Vietnam to chill in Indonesia ving under the influence of an intoxi- Money Bags; 2nd: 09 South Orchard Avenue at Sebastopol, was arrested on cant: all DUI cases reported by law Winning Spirit; 3rd: 05 HO CHI MINH CITY, Vietnam (AP) — Warmly greeted by 12:35 a.m. Saturday. suspicion of driving under the enforcement agencies are reported by California Classic. ARREST -- Marco influence in the 400 block of the newspaper. The Daily Journal makes world leaders in Vietnam, President Bush drew a different reac- no exceptions. Race time: 1.40.71. tion Sunday at his upcoming stop in Indonesia, where thousands angrily protested America’s policy in the Middle East and wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. Despite liberal laws, reality for many observers say. The White House said it was confident about security pre- gays is loneliness, fear and violence “I think it’s going to make a lot of our other buildings look cautions for Bush’s visit Monday despite police warnings of an very boring, quite honestly,” said Frank Nelson, a Boston-based increased threat of attack by al-Qaida-linked groups. SOWETO, South Africa (AP) — At an unlicensed bar in an executive director with the commercial real estate services firm The president was to spend just six hours in Indonesia, most inconspicuous house, men and women sip lukewarm beer, min- Cushman & Wakefield. “We need it.” of it at Bogor Palace, a presidential retreat outside the capital of gle, flirt and dance to driving music called kwaito. The design by renowned Italian architect Renzo Piano Jakarta and far from the scene of protests Sunday where Bush They share a secret. emerged last week in response to Mayor Thomas Menino’s call was denounced as a “war criminal’ and “terrorist.” The bar, or shebeen, in the black township of Soweto in in February for private development proposals to replace an While President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono is a close U.S. Johannesburg, is a place where young, black gays don’t have to aging city-owned parking garage in the heart of the Financial ally in the war on terror, Bush is highly unpopular in Indonesia, hide who they are, where they can talk openly, and find safety District. Officials in Boston and other U.S. cities typically seek to rein the world’s most populous Muslim nation. and companionship in an often hostile neighborhood. in developers’ wishes to build high above neighboring office Wrapping up three days in Vietnam, Bush was taking a quick Last week South Africa’s Parliament legalized same-sex buildings, but the sky was the limit for Menino. He encouraged look around this city once known as Saigon. He planned to drop marriages to comply with its 1996 constitution that was the a bold architectural statement to surpass the John Hancock by the stock exchange, meet with business leaders and visit the world’s first to ban discrimination based on sexual orientation. Tower, which for three decades has stood as New England’s Pasteur Institute for a briefing on its research on HIV/AIDs and But reality often collides with these liberal intentions. Democratic post-apartheid South Africa has the most open tallest building at 60 stories and 792 feet. other public health problems. gay community on a continent where homosexuality is usually driven underground and portrayed as un-African — an unwant- Marriage of Cruise and Holmes puts Kissinger: Military victory not possible ed legacy of colonialism and white culture. But while white and black gays who escape the poverty of bow on 18-month relationship LONDON (AP) — Military victory is no longer possible in the townships enjoy a high level of tolerance, those left in Iraq, former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger said in a televi- places such as Soweto often lead lives of loneliness, fear, rape, NEW YORK (AP) — The lavish weekend wedding of Tom sion interview broadcast Sunday. violence and even murder. Cruise and Katie Holmes bore many symbols of the singular Kissinger presented a bleak vision of Iraq, saying the U.S. 18-month relationship between the two stars. government must enter into dialogue with Iraq’s regional neigh- Kerry says Iraq joke won’t be factor The decorous, romantic setting of a 15th-century castle in bors — including Iran — if progress is to be made in the region. Bracciano, Italy, was reminiscent of the fairy-tale quality of the “If you mean by ’military victory’ an Iraqi government that WASHINGTON (AP) — Massachusetts Sen. John Kerry actors’ courtship. The much younger Holmes, 27, had once can be established and whose writ runs across the whole coun- insisted on Sunday his “botched joke” about President Bush’s remarked that she grew up wanting to wed the “Risky try, that gets the civil war under control and sectarian violence Iraq policy would not undermine a possible White House cam- Business” star. under control in a time period that the political processes of the paign in 2008. “I used to think I was going to marry Tom Cruise,” Holmes democracies will support, I don’t believe that is possible,” he “Not in the least,” Kerry, the Democratic presidential nomi- told Seventeen magazine before she and Cruise, 44, began dat- told the British Broadcasting Corp. nee in 2004, said when asked if the furor over his comment had ing. But Kissinger, an architect of the Vietnam war who has caused him to reconsider a 2008 race. “The parlor game of But the young-girl fantasy theme to TomKat has never been advised President Bush about Iraq, warned against a rapid with- who’s up, who’s down, today or tomorrow, if I listened to that the dominant one. They have instead been renown for extreme drawal of coalition troops, saying it could destabilize Iraq’s stuff, I would never have won the nomination.” publicness and perceived peculiarity. In short, it is not a rela- neighbors and cause a long-lasting conflict. One of the GOP politicians mentioned in a crowded field for tionship that anyone has ever really understood. “A dramatic collapse of Iraq — whatever we think about how the White House, former House Speaker Newt Gingrich, said he After exchanging vows before a Scientology minister the situation was created — would have disastrous conse- would not make a decision until September — a relatively late Saturday, Cruise and Holmes engaged in a “never-ending kiss,” quences for which we would pay for many years and which date in the campaign cycle — to focus in the private sector on according to Giorgio Armani, who attended the wedding out- would bring us back, one way or another, into the region,” he trade policies. side Rome and designed the outfits of the bride, the groom and said. “We have lots of time for personal ambition,” the Georgia their baby, Suri. Republican said. “And I think an awful lot of this early energy Citing the need for war deterrents, is wasted, and we ought to be focusing on, you know, how are Several Fox affiliates choosing not to air you going to compete with China and India, how are you going O.J. Simpson interview about slayings Rangel hopes to reinstate draft to solve the problem in Iraq?” WASHINGTON (AP) — Americans would have to sign up Gingrich said Arizona Sen. John McCain and former New NEW YORK (AP) — Several Fox affiliates have chosen not for a new military draft after turning 18 under a bill the incom- York mayor Rudy Giuliani, both of whom have set up presi- to broadcast “If I Did It,” the two-part special where O.J. ing chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee says he dential exploratory committees, were the likely GOP front-run- Simpson talks in hypothetical terms about his role in the 1994 will introduce next year. ners. But Gingrich said voters are yearning for a clearer conser- killing of his ex-wife, Nicole Brown Simpson, and her friend Rep. Charles Rangel, D-N.Y., said Sunday he sees his idea as vative voice. Ronald Goldman. a way to deter politicians from launching wars. Lin Broadcasting and Pappas Broadcasting, which own a “There’s no question in my mind that this president and this Renzo Piano’s 75-story glass-and-steel combined nine Fox affiliates, have said they won’t air it. Fox administration would never have invaded Iraq, especially on the tower would dwarf Hancock Tower has scheduled the Simpson interview for Nov. 27 and 29. flimsy evidence that was presented to the Congress, if indeed The television special precedes the Nov. 30 publication of a we had a draft and members of Congress and the administration BOSTON (AP) — A Boston businessman’s proposal to build book where Simpson talks about how he would have commit- thought that their kids from their communities would be placed a 1,000-foot, 75-story glass-and-steel building that would tower ted the murders “if he were the one responsible.” in harm’s way,” Rangel said. over all others is a bold move in a city that favors colonial era “After careful consideration regarding the nature of the Rangel, a veteran of the Korean War who has unsuccessfully church steeples over skyscrapers. show, as well as the feedback we received from the viewers of sponsored legislation on conscription in the past, has said the Steve Belkin’s proposed tower would top the city’s current northeast Wisconsin, we determined that this programming was all-volunteer military disproportionately puts the burden of war tallest building by more than 200 feet and 15 stories, reflecting not serving the local public interest,” wrote Jay Zollar, general on minorities and lower-income families. a resurgence in the downtown commercial real estate market, manager of WLUK-TV in Green Bay. 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Caregiver Support Group: Second and fourth Mondays; 10 a.m. to noon, at 301 N. State St.; call 1 (800) 834-1636. Ukiah Elks Lodge: Regular meeting second and fourth Wednesday of every month; dinner at 6 p.m. (reservations at Ukiah High School required); meeting at 7 p.m.; 1200 Hastings Road, Ukiah; for information call 462-1728. Metamorphosis is a com- Important Dates with district-wide library tech- Retired Federal Employees: National Association of mon topic taught in high nicians to support reading Retired Federal Employees, meets every third Tuesday at noon school biology classes Monday, Nov. 27 -- Winter achievement and use of the at Henny Penny Restaurant, corner of Orchard and Gobbi throughout California. If you sports parent information global information network to streets. Active and retired federal employees are welcome. took biology or life science, Ken night. 6 p.m. Gym enhance learning culminating American Assoc. of Univ. Women: 7 p.m.; third Tuesday; you might remember that Wednesday, Nov. 29 -- with PowerPoint presentation call Sue Mason 463-2164. there are two types of meta- Montoya WIN Advisory meeting 6 p.m. to Leadership and the School Salmon Unlimited: Third Tuesday; at 7 p.m.; Farm Bureau; morphosis. They are complete Library Board. 303 C Talmage Road, Ukiah; call 463-1272. and incomplete. Principal, • Increased print-rich envi- Hopland American Legion Post 529: Meets third I won’t press on with fur- Ukiah High Library Grant ronment through purchase of Wednesday; 6 p.m.; American Legion Hall on Feliz Creek ther details about which Awarded to Ukiahi books and other print materi- Road. species are examples of which als tailored to student needs NAMI: (National Alliance for the Mentally Ill Family type. Well, maybe I will men- The Ukiahi Library Media and interests and curricular Support Group) fourth Wednesdays, 6:30 p.m.; call 972-9040, tion frogs and grasshoppers Center received a $154,216 needs of teachers. 485-8033, or 467-9116 for location and information. Nami is an just to jump-start the conver- plumbing, electrical, and dollars from the Federal gov- • Increased availability of organization dedicated to improving the lives of people with sation. You might want to grab data/phone conduit outlined ernment’s Improving Literacy resources (increase access to brain disorders by providing mutual support, education and a lab partner and continue the the new offices, classrooms, through School Libraries resources by 64%) through advocacy. lab exercise in the comfort of and work areas that will be grant for 2006. Parents for Peace: Meets fourth Thursday; 6:30 p.m.; your workstation or home coordination with Tri-county home to Special Education The purpose of the grant is Public Library Consortium Mendocino Environmental Center, 106 W. Standley St.; to environment. and our Independent Study to improve student reading share thoughts and strategies regarding the creation of a more You may be wondering and Ukiah Public Library. Center. skills and academic achieve- • Improved access to the peaceful and just world; call Cecily at 459-4824. why am I talking about meta- There is still plenty of work ment by providing all students global network of information Telephone Pioneers of Lake and Mendocino County: morphosis. To tell you the to be done. Since the start of and teachers with access to Meets fourth Thursday for meeting and luncheon; All telephone truth, I was strolling along the the modernization project this through purchase of online construction zone of Ukiah up-to-date library materials in resources. employees, retired or not, and their spouses are invited to past summer, it is reassuring a fully equipped library media attend; for information and location, call Virginia at 462-3123. High, Wednesday morning, to see that each building is • Improved selection of under a gray canopy with the center staffed with well- materials by the formation of Habitat for Humanity-Mendocino Inland Chapter: being transformed and radiat- trained library and media pro- Board and committee meeting fourth Thursday each month, at morning chill icing my face ing a hue of newness and a Student Advisory Group to like chocolate on a cupcake. I fessionals and paraprofession- recommend and assist with 7 p.m., 107 S. Oak St.; public invited; for information call Jim excitement as a place of learn- als. at 462-8913, or write to P.O. Box 1378, Ukiah. was standing before several ing. In case you forgot, our selection of materials, pro- buildings in various stages of Christian Motorcyclist Assoc. breakfast meetings: Meets metamorphosis is unlike frogs What does that mean for mote books of their choice, fourth Saturday at 9 a.m. at a local restaurant in Ukiah. There metamorphosis. identify ways the library can Being curious by nature, I and grasshoppers. We will be Ukiahi? will be a short ride after breakfast; for information call Sam, transforming for the next five • Increased access to cur- better meet student needs, and 459-7000 or Jerry, 459-4316. took caution as I traversed assist with the development areas strewn with lumber, years. rent print, non-print and On a different note, I want online materials by extending and maintenance of the library WEEKLY MEETINGS open pits waiting to be fed, and graveled areas waiting to to congratulate our fall coach- library hours until 6 p.m. web page. be paved. I reached the outer es and athletes for a solid sea- through addition of a part- • Improved selection of Alanon: Meets Mondays at 5:30 p.m., Tuesdays noon, walls of the L building. As an son. The following teams sent time library technician. materials and curriculum Fridays noon, and Saturdays at 10:30 a.m.; Calvary Baptist observer I saw the new coat of athletes to the playoff round. • Increased access to cur- development by the formation Church, 465 Luce Ave.; for more information call 463-1867 or paint on the exterior walls They are cross-country, golf, rent print, non-print and of a Faculty Advisory Group 621-2721. with its contrast color for the water polo, volleyball, and online materials by develop- to assist with the selection of Alateen: Meets Thursdays 8 to 9 p.m.; Calvary Baptist trim. tennis. We also had 13 of the ment of a Literacy Links online databases and research Church, 465 Luce Ave., enter at east side back door; for more I walked into the mouth of 18 teams earn scholar team Library web page to serve as a subscriptions and identify information call 463-1867 or 621-2721. L building to discover work- status with a 3.0 grade point portal linking UHS to the ways to offer training to Financial Management Workshop: Noon to 1 p.m. ers attending to their task at average or higher. Finally, global network of literature teachers and students to effec- Wednesdays; Salvation Army Office, 714A S. State St, Ukiah; hand. Some were measuring, ninety-one athletes garnered and research resources as well tively use print, non-print, and 468-9577. others hammering, and still the title of scholar athlete! as providing a venue for inter- online resources improving Bingo: Non smoking, non-profit, Bingo will be held others conferring inside this With something to think nal communication. retrieval capability and ability Tuesday nights at 6 p.m. and Thursday afternoons at 1 p.m., at vast gutted-cavern. Rough about, I am Ken Montoya. • Increased collaboration to make use of information. the Ukiah Senior Center. Card and Boardgame Club: Meets at 8:30 a.m., on Tuesdays in Bartlett Hall in Room 11 and 12 and at 5:30 p.m. who are incorporating “My School!” into school projects to cre- on Wednesdays and Fridays, at Carter Hall at the Ukiah Senior ate a dialogue among educators and parents about what these Center; for information call Joyce, 468-8943. schools mean to the students, families, and staff. Duplicate Bridge: Meets at 7 p.m., every Monday, and at 1 SCHOOL BRIEFS The “My School!” public awareness campaign is designed to p.m., every Wednesday, in the community room at Washington inform more than 300,000 parents of their right to choose the Mutual Bank, corner of Gobbi and State streets. Newcomers Redwood Academy of Ukiah and best public school for their child. The campaign will mobilize are welcome. For more information call 468-8476. parents statewide to find, expand access to and strengthen exist- GURDJIEFF Reading and Discussion Group: Meets 7 Accelerated Achievement Academy join ing charter schools. p.m. on Fridays. For more information, call 391-6780 or 485- statewide charter school effort For more information or to find a charter school using an 7293. interactive map, visit www.myschool.org. Kiwanis Club: Meets at noon, Tuesday, at The Ukiah “My School!” Campaign Unites California Charter Schools Garden Cafe 1090 S. State St.; for more information call Janet in Support of Public School Choice Carlson at 467-2288. Local charter schools Redwood Academy of Ukiah and Ukiah High School SCRAM Lions Club: Meets at noon on Thursdays, at Ukiah Garden Accelerated Achievement Academy announced support for the Cafe. Redwood Empire Lions Club meets at 6:45 a.m., every “My School!” public awareness campaign launched today in an meeting set forMonday, Dec. 4 first and third Tuesday, at Zack’s Restaurant. effort to mobilize parents statewide to find charter schools for Help us make this change. This year we are trying something Overeaters Anonymous: In Ukiah – Mondays at 5:30 p.m.; their children. new with the planning of the Senior SCRAM. Our hope is to Thursdays at 5:30 p.m., Saturdays at 11 a.m.; 741 S. Oak St.; The “My School!” campaign is part of a larger effort by the receive more participation from the Junior class parents. We are 472-4747. Meets in Willits on Wednesdays at 5:30 p.m. at California charter school movement to help inform parents encouraging parents from the Junior class to partner up with a Willits United Methodist Church, School and Pine Streets, about their right to choose the best public school for their child. parent from the Senior class and help out with this event. This upstairs; No dues or weigh-ins, everyone is welcome; 459- The campaign aims to strengthen support of the charter school would allow the Senior class parents more time with their fam- 4594. movement among existing charter families while providing an ily/friends on the day of graduation and the SCRAM. If we can Peace and Justice Gathering: Meets Sundays rain or shine online resource for parents who are searching for a high-quali- make this change and start this tradition now, then when your at 10 a.m. at Alex Thomas Plaza in Ukiah to drum, dance and ty charter public school in their community. child graduates you too will have more time to visit with fami- sing for peace and justice; all ages are invited to bring drums Redwood Academy of Ukiah and Accelerated Achievement ly/friends. This is a great event and with the help of many par- and any other instruments; 462-2320. Academy are two of about 50 charter schools across the state ents we can make it happen. The next SCRAM meeting is on Rotary Club of Ukiah: Meets for lunch at 12:10 p.m., on Monday Dec, 4 at 7 p.m. in the High School Library. Tuesdays, at Elks Lodge, 1200 Hastings Road. 467-3674; Contact Sandy Brown at 485-7000 for additional information www.ukiahrotary.org. or to sign up for a committee. All parents and those in the com- Senior Writing Class: Meets from 2 to 3:30 p.m. on munity wishing to help are welcome. Tuesdays, in Room 10-11 in the Admin. Bldg. of the Ukiah Pet of the Week Senior Center. Record memories for children and grandchil- dren. Free and open; for information call Kathie Jones, 468- 5006. Soroptimist International of Ukiah: Meets at noon, on Pet of the Week Wednesdays, at Ukiah Garden Cafe. Soroptimist means “Best for Women” and our mission is “To improve the lives of women and girls in local communities and throughout the world.” For more information call Joy Beeler, at 463-6729, Tina Rorabaugh, at 744-1514 or Jessica Kimball at 743-1902. South Ukiah Rotary Club: Meets at 7 a.m., on Thursdays at Ukiah Valley Convention Center, South School St. down- town; for more information, call M.J. Girard at 322-4088. T.O.P.S.: (Take off pounds sensibly): Meets from 9:15 to 10:30 a.m., every Tuesday, at Calvary Baptist Church, 465 Luce Ave.; Ruth, 462-8440. T.O.P.S.: Low-cost, non-profit group meets every Tuesday at Autumn Leaves, 425 E. Gobbi St., in the community room. Weigh-in is from 5:30 to 6:15 p.m. Meeting is from 6:15 p.m. to 7:15 p.m.; Linda MacDonald, 467-2391. T.O.P.S.: Every Thursday at Washington Mutual Building community room, 700 S. State St.; meeting is from 8:30 to 10:30 a.m.; it is a low-cost, weight-reduction support group; call 462-4901 or 485-7801. T.O.P.S.: Every Friday at the Meadows Mobil Court club- house, 8686 East Road, Redwood Valley; weigh in from 9 to Isaac Eckel/The Daily Journal 9:30 a.m., meeting from 9:30 to 10:30 p.m.; call 485-8260 or Rosie is a female Doberman mix who came 485-7795. into the shelter as a stray. She is a fun loving Ukiah Community of Mindful Living: Meets Monday girl with a great personality who is looking for evenings from 6:30 to 8:30; an interfaith Mindfulness Practice a loving home. All animals at the shelter are Group inspired by teachings of Thich Nhat Hanh; it uses med- half-off of adoption fees due to overcrowding. itation exercises to deepen awareness, expand ability to deal If people are interested in adopting a pet, visit Submitted photo with difficulties, and increase joy in life; open to all levels of the Mendocino County Animal Shelter at its This is Grace Kelly, a little three month old female experience; free; 462-7749. location on Plant Road. The hours are Monday, grey tortoise shell kitten. She is one of several Ukiah Gamblers Anonymous: Open group meeting, 7 to Tuesday, Thursday and Friday, 10 a.m. to 4 dozen cats available at the Humane Society. If 8:30 p.m., every Thursday; back building at Christadelphian p.m.; Wednesday, 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.; Saturday, people are interested in adopting an animal from Hall, 23 Oak Knoll Road, just off S. State St., Ukiah; free; 467- 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.; and closed on Sunday. To the Humane Society for Inland Mendocino 9326. view other animals available for adoption County, the should call 485-0123. The hours are 2 Ukiah Senior Center Luncheon: All are invited to meet for please visit www.petfinder.com.Sage to 6 p.m., Wednesday through Firday, and 11 a.m. lunch at 11:30 a.m., Monday through Friday, at the Ukiah Mountainfire contact number 467-6453 to 3 p.m. on the weekends. Senior Center, 499 Leslie St., $5 members, $6 non-members; A-4 – MONDAY, NOV. 20, 2006 FORUM Editor: K.C. Meadows, 468-3526 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected] Letters from our readers VIEWPOINTS Voting system at risk To the Editor: To Marsha Wharff: Just because you received a signed absentee ballot how do ATHRYN EAN OPEZ you know that person actually filled it K J L out? Is it not possible that they were intimidated by someone else while filling it out? In the voting booth and between there and where you deposit your ballot there is no intimidation. I thought that was the point. Both parties What’s to stop a candidate from going door to door for example and offering $25 for a signed absentee ballot. I personally believe that the only people must adhere allowed to vote absentee are persons who are disabled and can’t make it to the polls or will be away at the time of the election. Better yet, let them vote wherever they to principles are. I would like to see everyone have to appear in person and show photo ID. You are required to do that before boarding an Editor’s note: Morton Kondrake is on vacation. His airplane or even using your credit card. Is column will return Nov. 27. your vote less important? If our govern- There's a time for every season under heaven. A ment believes starting a war is justifica- Other opinions time to win and a time to lose. But it's never a time to tion for making sure everyone has a vote forget principles. And if you don't forget said princi- then why are we treating voting so casual- From around the nation ples, you're a winner even when you lose. ly in this country? That's the lesson of Sen. Rick Santorum, who lost June Oster his race for re-election, but has a bright future and a Redwood Valley San Francisco Chronicle loving family, and offers a lesson to us all. No room at the prison inn In a farewell letter to his supporters, Santorum said, "People have asked me why I talked about unpopular Not a Vroman fan Imagine this scenario. sign would be to restrict sures in recent years, airlines things like the war ... To the Editor: California public schools admission to inmates who have slashed the number of On the morning after the in this campaign. It amazes me to look back over the last become overcrowded to truly present a risk to public baggage handlers and They asked, why did- month of letters to the editor and see the twice their capacity, reach- safety. The state prison sys- turnover is understandably election, President Bush n't you just talk about misplaced support of Norm Vroman in ing a point where little actu- tem simply doesn't have the high. reached out to the the projects you deliv- Mendocino County citizens. al instruction is possible, and capacity to house tens of The airlines will complain ered or the things that I was an attorney in Mendocino Village the health and safety of stu- thousands of nonviolent about the expense of adding Election Day winners. you accomplished? ... from 2001 to 2004. In that time, I witness dents and school personnel inmates, who have been baggage handlers, but in the He handed them their My answer is that Vroman’s abuse of office, malicious and are threatened. returned to expensive prison long run, the investment will those are the things in capricious prosecutions, lack of personal The governor declares an cells for technical violations save them money, and cus- top wish -- the head of the past, and what integrity, and limited intellectual capacity. education emergency, and of the terms of their parole. tomers. Secretary of Defense leaders are supposed I actively sought to have him investigated starts ordering schools to If it takes a court order to to do is to talk about by the California Bar, the California send students to neighboring force our elected officials to Evansville (Ind.) Donald Rumsfeld. He things that our coun- Attorney General, and the U.S. school districts which have figure out that simple math, Courier & Press try confronts in the Department of Justice while I lived in space to admit them - so be it. also dissed Karl Rove, future ... And I did, Mendocino. regardless of the quality of On Al-Jazeera's new considered one of the and I'm very proud of It came as no surprise, then, to see that the education they provide. The Tampa (Fla.) channel that. I do not rescind a the federal government was planning on You can be sure that there four horsemen of the word because those would be a statewide Tribune In its 10 years of opera- words are words that raiding Vroman’s home. This was only tion, Al-Jazeera, the Arab apocalypse in some prevented by his death. He was suspected response to deal with the On lost luggage this country was not emergency. language news channel, has (from overflights) of growing marijuana, a Just in time for the holi- left-wing circles, for not receptive to hear. ... Yet an equally desperate offended almost every coun- They are going to rumor long known in the county. He was day travel season comes the try it has covered, including having had brains also a “gun nut,” a right-wing libertarian situation has emerged in our continue to hear those state prisons, which were troubling news that lost-lug- ours, and been frequently with a passion for firepower and a history gage complaints are soaring. enough to pull off this words from me." built to house 85,546 banned - so it must be doing As Democrats cel- of embarrassing public statements about Since August, when the something right. election. guns. The DEA and the Public Corruption inmates, but as of last week ebrate their victory were crammed with 168,832 government placed further Al-Jazeera's version of Unit were apparently certain enough of restrictions on carry-on and the White House of them. Gov. Arnold events in Iraq has been strik- reaches out to them, those pictures of bipartisan comi- their case to have obtained search war- items, lost luggage com- ingly at variance with the rants. Schwarzenegger has ty will need to have something real behind them. declared a prison emer- plaints have risen 92 per- Bush administration's, and My guess is that Myron Sawicki pro- cent, according to the U.S. "Real" doesn't mean Nancy Pelosi explaining that gency, charging that the the White House alternately the war in Iraq not as a war but as a "situation." "Real" vided additional information about Department of courted it and denounced it Vroman’s illegal activities. Others might prison system presents a means -- at minimum -- calling it what it is -- a war. "substantial risk to the health Transportation. The carry-on and, according to one report, have complained in the years since I left. restrictions followed a failed (And a war on Islamic fascism, as Santorum has called and safety of staff, inmates considered bombing it. it, wouldn't hurt either.) The October 31, 2006 article by Ben plot in Britain to blow up jet- Now, Al-Jazeera will Brown in which acting D.A. Faulder and the public." For the first Don't get me wrong: I don't think the Democrats are time, he has begun shipping liners with liquid explosives begin an English language claimed not to have been contacted by law carried aboard by passen- going to get us killed. Well, at least not on purpose. But inmates to prisons outside channel, hoping to compete taking the wrong lessons from this past election would enforcement comports with what has been gers. with such international reported about the planned take down of California. be dangerously wrong. Former Texas Republican But our prisons remain The solution to better giants as CNN and BBC Vroman. The Good-Old-Boy network of baggage handling is two- Congressman Tom DeLay offered some excellent dangerously overcrowded. World, and is actively court- advice earlier this year when he resigned from Mendocino County could not be trusted. fold. First, better technology ing cable and satellite No one was involved or contacted because ... Congress, wise advice for the folks in D.C. -- especial- This week, the Prison is needed to keep track of providers in the United Vroman would have been tipped off. bags. Some airports, like Las ly the losing party -- to remember: "It is not the princi- Law Office filed motions States. pled partisan, however obnoxious he may seem to his Thanks go to Marc Tosca and others Vegas, use radio-frequency Al-Jazeera may indeed at who have worked tirelessly to expose the asking several federal judges opponents, who degrades our public debate, but the to impose a "population cap" identification tags similar to times be hostile to the U.S. criminal who held the most powerful posi- those used by retail stores to preening, self-styled statesman who elevates compro- on how many inmates the government, but it is the sin- mise to a first principle." We believe different things. tion in Mendocino County and struck fear track inventory. The tags gle most influential source into law-abiding citizens who had the state prison system would be But we can have honest, open debates in this free coun- permitted to admit. cost about 20 cents each, a of news in the Arab and audacity to dare to oppose his illegal con- price travelers would happi- try. And we should. It's an idea worth explor- much of the Muslim world. On the morning after the election, President Bush duct. I can only say “good riddance” to a ly pay if it meant their lug- In the whole Iraqi ven- corrupt politician and wish the people of ing. In a recent interview, reached out to the Election Day winners. He handed even Schwarzenegger's cor- gage would arrive on time. ture, U.S. government poli- Mendocino County better in the future. ... them their top wish -- the head of Secretary of Defense rections chief, Jim Tilton, cymakers have been guilty Donald Rumsfeld. He also dissed Karl Rove, consid- Andrew S. Mansfield Ultimately, the airlines - of hearing only what they Jamaica Plain, Mass. implied that the prison- ered one of the four horsemen of the apocalypse in crowding crisis might force which spend an average want to hear and dismissing $100 to return lost bags to some left-wing circles, for not having had brains him to simply refuse to take any information that con- enough to pull off this election. Some of us hated the THANK YOU LETTER POLICY additional inmates, which he their owners - must hire flicted with their agenda in more and better baggage timing of the Rumsfeld exit -- making a great patriot Editor’s note: The Daily Journal welcomes is permitted to do under the Mideast. the convenient fall guy -- but we understood the ratio- California law. ... handlers to ensure the right Al-Jazeera may not be letters of thanks from organizations and indi- bags end up on the right nale. And as for Rove, he has enough electoral victo- viduals. We are glad that so many successful A far better approach than fair and balanced, but, now ries under his belt that he can take the executive rib- events are held here. However, thank you let- putting up a "no vacancy" flights. Unfortunately, that it's available in English, because of cost-cutting mea- bing. ters must be kept short. For that reason we it shouldn't be ignored. But what we didn't need that day was a presidential have a 20-business name limit per letter. If nod to one of the most unfortunate wins of the year. your letter lists more than 20 businesses it will Bush said, of Santorum's opponent, Bob Casey Jr., that not be printed. Shorter thank you letters which do not contain lists of participants or donors WHERE TO WRITE "Senator-elect Casey ... ran a very strong race." will be printed more quickly. Those wishing to Casey's race was not "strong." What it was was thank long lists of people and businesses are President George Bush: The White Sacramento, 95814. (916) 319-2001; Santa smart: Casey was a weak candidate and knew it, so he welcome to contact our advertising department House, 1600 Pennsylvania Ave., Washing- Rosa, 576-2526; FAX, Santa Rosa, 576- ran a campaign based on not saying much and not tak- for help with a thank you ad. ton, D.C. 20500; (202) 456-1111, FAX 2297. Berg's field representative in Ukiah ing positions. His winning strategy was to not even try. (202)456-2461. office located at 104 W. Church St, Ukiah, But while it was a good strategy, it was bad civics: It Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger: 95482, 463-5770. The office’s fax number is said that vacuity is better than leadership. One hopes LETTER POLICY State Capitol, Sacramento, 95814. (916) 463-5773. E-mail to: that Casey won't be the empty suit he was during the 445-2841; FAX (916)445-4633 [email protected] campaign, and that the president and his Republican The Daily Journal welcomes letters to the colleagues will work with him on important issues. But editor. All letters must include a clear name, Sen. Barbara Boxer: 112 Hart Senate Senator Wes Chesbro: State Senate signature, return address and phone number. Casey didn't deserve this presidential shout-out. And Office Bldg., Washington, D.C. 20510; District 2, Capitol Building, Room 5100, Santorum, a praiseworthy public servant, deserved bet- Letters chosen for publication are generally (202)224-3553; San Francisco, (415) 403- published in the order they are received, but Sacramento, 95814. (916) 445-3375; FAX ter. shorter, concise letters are given prefer- 0100 FAX (415) 956-6701 (916) 323-6958. Ukiah office is P.O. Box I don't relate this in a spirit of bitterness, but as a ence.We publish most of the letters we Sen. Dianne Feinstein: 331 Hart Sen- 785, Ukiah, 95482, 468-8914, FAX 468- word of caution -- as a reminder that some people who receive, but we cannot guarantee publica- ate Office Bldg., Washington, D.C. 20510. 8931. 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Redwood Valley Students of the Month, for the month of October 2006 are Janet Photos by ROP Photo teacher Suzette Cook-Mankins Knight, Katherine Reingold, Mark Gamez (not pictured: Brian Harris). Hopland Students of the Month, for the month of October 2006 are Benjamin Reyes, Delberta Rangel, Kiana Travis. Pomolita Middle School Eagle Peak Middle School

Pomolita Middle School Students of the Month, for the month of October 2006 are, Eagle Peak Students of the Month, for the month of October 2006 are, standing stnading from the left: Herron Spence, Jami Jones, Israel Rodriguez, Corina from t he left: Alex Quiroga, Chris Hardwick, Brianna Clare, Patricia Syfert. Sitting Sloan, and in front, Oswald Sequra, Kyle Tellstrom. in the front; Bo Thompson, Karissa Stark. Ukiah High School SPACE and Ukiah Unified School District offering alternative education program The Daily Journal individual needs of students SPACE emphasizes The Ukiah Unified and work with teaching diversity, youth leadership, School District and SPACE artists to integrate the per- cross-cultural arts, social (School of Performing Arts forming arts into the acade- awareness, and activism and Cultural Education) mics. with focus on the perform- announces an exciting alter- In the arts-focused ing arts as community ser- native educational program instruction students will vice. for students in grades 4 participate in acting, The program will be held through 8. singing, Modern, jazz, hip- at the SPACE Studio, 145 Independent Study at hop or belly dance classes. E. Church St., in Ukiah. SPACE will be taught by They will also work To register or receive Teri Gow, credentialed behind-the-scenes in perfor- more information call Teri classroom and former mances and receive one on Gow at SPACE, 462-9370. GATE teacher. one mentoring with profes- Ms. Gow will design sional visual and perform- course work to meet the ing artists.

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Ukiah, will be hosting the nonviolent commu- Paul Reiber will be showing his recent Stephanie Gang and offers community mem- Vintage Trolleys are the perfect way to cre- nication sessions on Monday evenings from 5 sculpture at the William Zimmer Gallery in bers the opportunity to explore feelings of per- ate that sense of old-time nostalgia. The to 7 p.m. Mair Alight, a Certified International Mendocino, opened and is running through sonal loss in the context of the holiday season. Trolley, purchased in 1996 from a Los Angeles Trainer, for the Center for Nonviolent Nov. 26. This important presentation is open to anyone transit agency was completely restored by Communication will be presenting. A sliding Featured will be works including the dealing with loss and is offered free of charge. Mendocino Transit Authority. scale of $25 to $15 scholarships are negotiable. Ancestor Series and several larger figurative Communities served are Hopland, Talmage, The Ukiah Main Street Program, Greater Call by noon on Monday to RSVP at 459-0443, works in wood exploring war, parenting and Ukiah, Redwood Valley, Potter Valley, Willits, Ukiah Chamber of Commerce, and the and visit online at destiny. Paul enjoys working in collaboration Laytonville, Branscomb, Covelo and Anderson Mendocino Transit Authority present the 2006 www.MairAlight.googlepages.com. with clients to design pieces that reflect their Valley. trolley. The trolley runs daily, every 45 min- Mair has offered NVC at San Quentin spiritual values by using images containing For more information about Phoenix utes, from 3 to 6 p.m. and on Thursdays from 3 Prison, weekly, for three years. Two of her stu- personal meaning to them. He is available for Certified Hospice or to preregister for this to 8 p.m. Holiday shoppers can catch the trol- dents helped form an ad hoc committee to commissions and instruction in carving. meaningful seminar, call Stephanie Gang, ley at many different locations such as organize a Peace Day this Saturday, at San Bereavement Program Director at 459-1818 Applebee’s, the Coffee Critic, Moochie Quentin, put on by the inmates for the inmates, Traditional Mexican dancing ext. 260. Poochie Pet Boutique or the Hampton Inn and with special attention to inclusive community at ice cream social on Nov. 27 Ragamuffin. Schedules are available at Schat’s involving inmates from the diverse racial, cul- Ukiah Senior Center Craft Courthouse Bakery, Umpqua Bank, Windmills tural, religious and age groups at the prison. Ballet Folklorico of Mendocino College Cafe, Wal-Mart and wherever you see a trolley The general format is a five minute medita- lead by choreographer Hovarinal Vasques, will Bazaar set for Dec. 1 and 2 sponsor sign displayed. This year, why not tion, followed by a check-in from each group perform in traditional colorful costumes at the The “Crafty Ladies” from the Ukiah Senior park and ride? Enjoy the Holiday Trolley again member, and then an agreement is reached as next Ice Cream Social on Monday, Nov. 27 Center will be holding their 17th Annual this year it’s another great reason to shop in to what they would like to practice or focus on from 2:30 to 3:30 p.m. in Bartlett Hall, Ukiah Christmas Bazaar on Friday and Saturday, Ukiah! during their time together. Senior Center. The group ranges in ages 12-20 Dec.1 and 2 in Bartlett Hall. The two day event For more information, call The Ukiah Main The interactions are lively and heartfelt, and perform all over Northern California. will be held from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 495 Street Program at 463-6729. resulting in learning, growth, shared under- Ice cream and toppings, delicious pies, raf- Leslie Street. Shoppers can expect to find standing and inspiration. fles, “Name That Tune” and door prizes will unique one of a kind gifts. Mendocino County Library make the entertainment all that sweeter. Toys, jewelry, handmade quilts, afghans, Nominate your favorite Windmills Restaurant offers two door prizes of baby and adult sweaters, dish towels, orna- Holiday Schedule two breakfasts (four total) and a special draw- ments, baked goods and much more will be women of distinction for ing from an anonymous “angel” for $50 cash available for purchase. These are the kind of All the Branches of the Mendocino County Soroptimist International will be held. Watch for the Magic Red Tickets gifts that are treasures for years to come. You Library, including the Ukiah Branch will be on sale for six for $5. won't find this kind of merchandise in a com- closing at 6 p.m. on Wednesday, Nov. 22 and Soroptimist International of Ukiah is cur- The community is invited. Admission is $1 mercial store and they are sure to make a mem- will be closed all day, Thursday, Nov. 23 and rently seeking nominations for the Soroptimist for members of the Senior Center and $1.50 for orable experience for loved ones this Friday, Nov. 24 for the Thanksgiving Holiday. Making a Difference for Women Award. non-members which includes a door prize tick- Christmas. The Branches will be open Saturday, Nov. 25 This program honors women who use their et. Those members having a birthday in For more information, call 462-4343. during their regular hours. personal or professional influence to improve November are admitted free. Membership is the lives of other women. One finalist is select- open to the public. Pomolita School 2nd annual Mendocino National Forest ed to receive the annual award, a $5,000 dona- For information call Nancy at 485-5231. Covelo Ranger District open tion to the charitable organization of her winter Bazaar set for Dec. 2 weekends for tree sales choice. The finalist also receives an invitation Spanish-language childbirth Pomolita School will be having their second to accept her award at Soroptimist prep class begins Nov. 28 annual Winter Bazaar, Craft Faire and The Covelo Ranger District on the International of the Americas’ annual meeting. Community Book Sale Saturday, Dec. 2 from 9 Mendocino National Forest will be open on the Please consider the prestige and recognition On two consecutive Tuesday evenings, Nov. a.m. to 4 p.m. This event will also feature the weekend of Dec. 2 and Dec. 3 and the weekend this program affords your nominee and com- 28 and Dec. 5, from 6 to 8 pm, Care for Her Community Warehouse Book Sale. Thousands of Dec. 9 and Dec. 10, for Christmas Tree Sales plete a nomination form. Feel free to nominate women’s health center will educate Spanish- of books will be reduced 50 percent with some from 8 a.m. until 2:30 p.m. Their normal work yourself, someone within your agency, or speaking parents in preparation for childbirth. selling for only a quarter. They will have lots of hours are from 8 a.m. until 4:30 p.m. Monday someone else you feel deserves the recogni- Class topics include nutrition during pregnan- homemade food and goodies for sale. All pro- through Friday. They will be closed tion. cy, breastfeeding and infant safety. Early regis- ceeds benefit our school. Thanksgiving Day. For more information and forms, contact tration is encouraged, as classes fill quickly. To For more information and reservations call They are accepting mail in requests for Joy Beeler at 463-6729 or 467-9681. register, call Care for Her at 472-4603. 463-5224 x 5010. Cut Firewood... & Heating Bills!

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used for agriculture north of where they’ll get the water to Elder Lover’s Lane and east of match the growth projected by Sphere Highway 101 between East the sphere in the next 20 Continued from Page A-1 Gobbi Street and Talmage years. Continued from Page A-1 Road, left some concerned. “You’re trying to build an “He wanted to promote Stump said. “There are many communi- army with no way to feed it,” respect for elders, because so Frank McMichael, execu- ty members who do not want Growth said. often they’re forgotten tive officer for the Mendocino to see that urbanized and want Stump reminded the coun- about,” Yin said. County Local Agency to see it protected,” cil and audience members that Dharma Master Heng Jen Formation Commission, or Councilman Phil Baldwin the proposal is still very much said the purpose of the event LAFCO, explained that typi- said. He contended that the open for discussion. is to share experiences with cally, land included in a 1995 proposal was sufficient. “This is a first cut, a start- elders and to “make them feel sphere of influence represents Fire Chief Dan Grebil of ing point. It needs refine- cherished and respected.” Audience members watch the performance before an area the jurisdiction hopes the Ukiah Valley Fire District, ment,” Stump said. “I think as The practice of such filial being treated to a vegetarian lunch. to annex and ultimately devel- said as the proposed sphere it works with the UVAP piety, or respect for all, is one tant to honor our elders, know today,” Mina Kiani, 15, op. LAFCO is responsible for stands, UVFD could lose a (Ukiah Valley Area Plan) of the core virtues carried out because without them, where of Santa Rosa, said. regulating spheres of influ- significant amount of tax dol- process, as the UVAP unfolds, daily at the City of 10,000 would we be?,” Ming Ming She danced with the Set ence as well as reviewing lars necessary for its opera- that will help refine this. And Buddhas, Jen said. Sun, an 11th-grader and Ablaze Baha’i Youth applications for annexation. tions, which includes response if that means taking out prime As a way of showing their usher. Workshop, which strives to “It’s generally presumed to city fires, should the land ag land, or ag land that’s inap- respect, as well as to develop “It’s important to respect “make the world a better that the reason you have a ultimately be annexed. propriate, then so be it. It’s leadership and teamwork all people,” said 12th-grader place” by performing inter- sphere larger than the legal “The fire district responds going to be incumbent on the skills, secondary students Aline Hyunh, who was lead pretive dances that educate jurisdictional boundaries of to every first alarm assign- city and county to make those planned much of the day’s usher. about troubles in society. Its the city is because you have ment, every structure fire in decisions together with the proceedings, Yin said. The long program, which young members came from some anticipation of annexing the City of Ukiah. We are an public.” Elementary students sang began at 9:15 a.m. and ended as far as Marin County, Santa that territory and some ability integral part of your fire pro- The council decided to songs and older students per- just before 1 p.m., was Rosa and San Francisco. to do so,” McMichael said. tection system,” he said. refer the proposed map back formed dances that they had diverse and included bagpipe Reina Delgado, who does “And generally it’s presumed John Growth, vice chair- to the subcommittee which choreographed, such as a and Native American flute out senior outreach through that the reason you’re going to man of the Redwood Valley will consider the issue of agri- Chinese dance by the girls’ performances and Taiwanese, Nuestra Casa, brought three annex that territory is you’re Water District, said he culture land among others. school and lion and dragon Japanese, Chinese and even Latino elders to the event. going to develop it in some believed the city was putting A City Council workshop dances by the boys’ school. interpretive dances. “It’s beautiful,” Delgado way or accept the develop- money before service issues. open to the community is Students also acted as mas- “(Honoring elders is) said. “I think it’s the best ment that already exists He said that currently, in a scheduled for Nov. 27 at 5 ters of the ceremony, servers important because you should thing -- respect and love.” there.” drought year, there isn’t p.m. If approved, the issue and ushers. respect the people that taught Katie Mintz can be reached The proposed boundaries, enough water to serve the city, will go before the Board of “We think it’s very impor- you all of the things you at [email protected]. which include land currently asking the council to consider Supervisors Dec. 5.

den, you may not have to. If vice. just like that.” you really love to cook, you PGE “I think they were confused Lake Chapman noted the plans Housing may be able to do that more,” and made some assumptions require decommissioning an Phoebus said. “It’ll free you existing county road and on how they were operating,” Continued from Page A-1 Continued from Page A-1 up to do the things that you Continued from Page A-1 Butler said. demolishing the existing 50- suburbia.” really like doing.” Butler said PG&E has Chapman said the proposed foot-high dam. An 85-foot- Cohousing communities -- And while the site will be average about 33 percent recently done an analysis to project will expand the capac- high dam would be built and a a concept developed in designed to encourage inter- more than was allowed. The show how Lake Pillsbury has ity of Lake Ada Rose from its road constructed over the top Denmark in the 1960s -- are action, with parking lots at the past three years have been filled in with more sediment of the dam. Brooktrails will wet, however, and there were current 140 acre feet to an typically comprised of private outer edges to promote walk- than it previously believed, estimated 500 acre feet. If bear the cost of the work; all ing through the community, no apparent adverse effects on the county must do is agree to homes accompanied by large and so holds less water. The Chapman can then find a way common areas, both owned families will still have private the river's salmon. But the company may be paving the allow the existing road to be and managed by residents space. excessive diversions could to increase the depth of Lake decommissioned. way to press for changes in Emily by another 15 feet, who want interaction with “You have the option to have drawn down Lake the fisheries service's require- Chapman estimated the their neighbors. interact with people whenever Pillsbury above Scott and Van ments for the project, he said. Brooktrails water storage project will be completed in “We are a core group of you want, but you also have Arsdale dams to levels that That is a “non-starter,” Butler capacity would increase from 2011. five family units who are real- the option of going into your would have threatened the Eel said, since the service has pre- the current 320 acre feet to The completion of Lake ly pushing to make this hap- backyard and not interacting if a drought set in. dicted how much the lake will more than 1,000 acre feet. Ada Rose would increase the pen,” Aronow said. with people,” Phoebus said. PG&E spokesman David fill in all the way out until He said completing the number of allowable homes in However, to get the 34- “You get both the privacy and Eisenhauer said the snafu was 2027. expansion of Lake Ada Rose Brooktrails from 1,500 to home community, which will community.” the result of a misinterpreta- Humboldt County would immediately end the 2,500. A 15-foot increase in have a focus on sustainability, Both Phoebus and Aronow tion of FERC's license condi- Supervisor Jimmy Smith said moratorium on development Lake Emily would bring the off the ground, at least seven say visits to other cohousing tions. that charts specifying the in Brooktrails. “We would number of permitted homes in more families will need to communities in California “It was an honest mistake changes made through the come out of our moratorium Brooktrails to 3,600. show an interest in the project, inspired them to bring their on PG&E personnel's part that relicensing agreement haven't Kambra Phoebus of Ukiah idea to fruition. has been taken very seriously been forthcoming, despite “I visited the cohousing and has been corrected,” also assisted in the search that said. requests made to the fisheries continued well past the pre- While current plans are community in Chico and it Eisenhauer said. service long ago. Whether or Found The National Marine dicted survival time, the only preliminary because the was so wonderful,” Aronow not PG&E made a mistake, he said. “It was beyond my Fisheries Service, which set report continued. At 2:30 a.m. homeowners will collectively said, its project hasn't been Continued from Page A-1 Sunday, the search was sus- wildest dreams of the perfect flows meant to at least partial- operated under the agreement design the community, ly mimic natural flow condi- At the scene, one of Yu’s pended after more than 12 Phoebus said there will be a community to live in.” that took two decades for fish Phoebus said residents of tions in the Eel through the family members went into the hours. The groups continued large community building advocates on the North Coast, its search after sunrise cohousing communities in license, said it's not likely to tribes, irrigators in Potter water to help the rescue with a kitchen and dining Davis and Cotati told her “it’s pursue penalties against the crews, but was unable to Sunday. room, a community garden Valley, the company, agencies No further information was the best, most rewarding liv- company. That's because and environmental groups to assist, the Coast Guard report and outdoor areas. Buildings ing situation they’ve ever PG&E managed to meet the said. The Mendocino County available from the Sheriff’s hammer out. Department Sunday. will be constructed with sus- had.” required flows to the Eel “They shouldn't get off the Sheriff’s and Fire departments tainable materials and utilize A public workshop for River, said Dick Butler, area hook because the fact is they passive light. office supervisor for the ser- • Willits • those interested in being a part didn't comply,” Smith said. NOYO THEATRE 459-NOYO (6696) “The units will be compa- of the Ukiah Valley cohousing Visit us at our website www.cinemawest.com rable to moderately priced community will be held in homes in Ukiah,” Aronow Ukiah, Dec. 2, from 1-3 p.m. Happy Thanksgiving! said, adding that if possible, A note to our readers: Look in at the River Oak Charter Happy Feet Adv. Tix on Sale DECK THE HALLS (PG) # rental units will also be avail- School, 555 Leslie St. Adv. Tix on Sale DEJA VU (PG-13) # Tuesday’s edition for your handy 6:50, 9:25 PG able. 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Please call theater recording for wheelchair . accessibility information Times For 11/20 ©2006 SPORTS MONDAY, NOV. 19, 2006 – B-1 Editor: James Arens, 468-3518 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected] LOCAL Niners get a surprising win over Seahawks 20-14 CALENDAR By GREG BEACHAM the defending conference for long second-half touch- TUESDAY, NOV. 21 AP Sports Writer champs. downs, but he threw three UHS girl’s basketball at Analy 4:30/7:30 SAN FRANCISCO — Arnaz Battle caught a TD interceptions. And the Mendocino College men’s Frank Gore ran circles around pass and Smith rushed for a Seahawks got little boost from basketball at College of the Shaun Alexander, and then the score as San Francisco having Alexander and Matt Redwoods 7 p.m. San Francisco 49ers’ defense jumped to a 20-0 halftime Hasselbeck back in uniform. WEDNESDAY, NOV. 22 finished off another surprising lead. But the Niners’ first Alexander, the reigning UHS boy’s basketball at home against Windsor 6/7:30 p.m. victory for a long-suffering three-game winning streak league MVP who hadn’t club that’s finally on the rise. since 2002 wasn’t secure until played in two months, man- FRIDAY, NOV. 24 Gore rushed for a fran- its defense — which has given aged just 37 yards on 17 car- Mendocino College women’s basketball at home against chise-record 212 yards, and up just 30 points in its last 3 ries in his first game back Feather River College 6 p.m. San Francisco’s maligned 1/2 games — stopped from a broken foot. Mendocino College men’s defense stopped the Seattle Seattle’s final three drives Hasselbeck, who hurt his knee basketball at the Napa Valley College Tourney, TBA. Seahawks three times in the with a fourth-down tackle, an last month, dressed but didn’t final 4 1/2 minutes of the interception and the clock run- play behind Wallace, who 49ers’ third straight victory, ning out. threw the interceptions but 20-14 Sunday. Gore broke Charlie was mostly solid. Alex Smith passed for 163 Garner’s team record of 201 The 49ers first tackled COMMUNITY yards, threw a TD pass and yards on a 17-yard romp in the Alexander on fourth down at rushed for another score for final seconds, but only after he the 36 with 1:52 left, ending a Isaac Eckel/The Daily Journal DIGEST the 49ers (5-5), who went fumbled to give Seattle (6-4) disorganized drive. But Gore, Niners’ Frank Gore rushed for 212 yards in the 17-13 scoreless in the second half. its second last-minute chance. who fumbled four times in Ukiah Dolphins win over the Seahawks. Gore broke Charlie Garner’s But they still hung on to snap Seneca Wallace passed for four games earlier in the sea- team record of 201 yards when he ran for a 17-yard water polo team a six-game losing streak 239 yards and hit Deion The Ukiah Dolphin water polo See NINERS, Page B-2 gain in the final seconds of the game. team will begin practicing on against their NFC West rivals, Branch and Darrell Jackson Friday, Dec. 1 at 3:45 p.m. at the Ukiah High School pool. Boy and girl swimmers from 8 to 18 are invited to join the team. The team practices twice JC MEN’S BASKETBALL a week from December to February on Monday and Gable Wednesday with several tour- naments planned. Monthly dues are $35 and the USA Water Polo registration is $55. got his For more information call Rick Cleland at 463-1551. Double OT thriller City of Ukiah big shot youth referees needed! Freshman comes Youth basketball referees, $8 per game; High school refer- through for Trojans ees, $10; Gym supervisors, By JOHN NADEL $10. Most games played on Saturdays. Average of 10 AP Sports Writer games per day. Season runs LOS ANGELES — January through March. Chauncey Washington was Previous experience preferred. Min. age 16 for referee. Min. hobbling on a sore knee, and age 18 for Supervisor & H.S. Emmanuel Moody was in Referee. Applications available street clothes with a bum at City of Ukiah, 411 Seminary Ave, Ukiah, CA 95482, ankle. Deadline: December 27, 2006. That left it up to C.J. Gable For more information, please call (707) 463-6714. to handle most of the work at tailback in Southern Want to play rugby? California’s biggest game of Mendocino Steam Donkeys the season. The 6-foot-1, 190- are looking for players to join their team. Practice is held pound freshman gave the every Wednesday at 5:30 p.m. Trojans just what they need- at the softball complex just ed. north of Ukiah off of Highway 101. All ages welcome and for “It was C.J.’s night,” more information contact Liam Trojans coach Pete Carroll at 743-9986 or visit www.men- dorugby.com. said after Gable gained a career-high 91 yards on 19 Times changed for carries, caught a pass for 35 SAL Boxing classes yards, and returned a kickoff Effective immediately the new for 33 yards Saturday night in hours will be Tuesday at 5:30 p.m. The cost is still only $5 for USC’s 23-9 victory over the whole year and classes are California. ongoing at the Redwood Health “He’s just had a great rook- Club. To join SAL Boxing you must fill out SAL paperwork and ie year and he was incredible have a parental signature if you tonight,” Carroll said. “He’s a are under 18. The class is a mix of all levels and ages and you tough son-of-a-gun, but really are encouraged to join boxing if he has been doing it all year. you want to seriously study We really have faith in him.” boxing or just want a good workout. The victory enabled No. 3 USC to become the first team High school to win five straight Pac-10 basketball football championships, and officials needed the Trojans clinched a berth in Basketball Officials Needed the Rose Bowl as well. for High School and Junior High School. Interested? Contact USC (9-1, 7-1 Pac-10) also 462-8450. James Arens/The Daily Journal kept a loftier goal alive, tak- Mendocino head coach Kevin Koch talks to his team in the second half of the Eagle Invitational champi- ing another step toward a pos- Ukiah Lacrosse Club onship game against Butte College. Butte squeaked out a win in double overtime 85-76. sible berth in the national practice starts The Ukiah Crushers Lacrosse By JAMES ARENS game. But the Hawks were too much for championship game in team will begin practice at the The Daily Journal the Cougars and would eventually win Arizona against No. 1 Ohio Ukiah High School practice State, a 42-39 winner over fields (north of the football Saturday was the final day of the the game 77-70 earning a third place in field). Practice will begin Eagle Invitational with host team the Eagle Invitational. No. 2 Michigan on Saturday. December 2nd at 10:00. Mendocino and Butte College going In the second game of the night, The Trojans need to beat Players who have not regis- No. 6 Notre Dame next tered should come to practice head to head in the championship game Mendocino would face Butte College in with insurance information, with Lassen College and Los Positas the Eagle Invitational championship Saturday night and crosstown $175 club fee (checks made to rival UCLA on Dec. 2 to have Ukiah Crushers), and required College tangling in the third place game. game and would lose a very hard fought gear. If you have questions, In the third place game the Cougars and close game in double overtime 85- a shot at playing for the please contact Ian Pratt at 843- and Hawks squared off in a close neck 76. national title, although 9038. and neck game throughout the first half. “It was a great game,” said Michigan’s performance Thanksgiving Break In the second half with just over four Mendocino head coach Kevin Koch. “ against Ohio State might have basketball clinic Nov. minutes left in the game, Lassen was The game started off with a very been enough to get the 20 – Nov. 22 down by two points to close the lead by quick pace with both teams able to run Wolverines in. Those teams Open to boys and girls ages 7 the Hawks 63-61. its offense and score baskets regardless have completed their seasons. –17. This three day long fall But over the next 1:30 the Hawks of the great defense played by both Washington, USC’s lead- basketball camp offers players ing rusher with 703 yards on an opportunity to build a solid would go on a 6-0 run before the teams. sports foundation. Each day is Cougars could call a timeout at the 3:40 In the first half, the Eagles were keep- 144 carries, was limited to 29 filled with fundamental skills, yards on 12 attempts by the progression drills, easy to mark with the score 69-61. Out of the ing pace in the scoring department with understand instruction, as well timeout, Cougar Jordan Stokes, who fin- the Roadrunners through the first five Golden Bears. Moody, a as games and fun competitions. ished the game with 17 points, would get minutes of the game and at the 14:25 freshman who has gained 459 From beginners to advanced yards on 79 carries, sprained players this camp will be a great a quick tip-in and the Hawks would fly mark, the teams were tied 7-7. experience. This clinic is tailor down the court for a quick layup putting Mendocino would then go on a quick his ankle in USC’s 35-10 vic- made for youth basketball play- the score at 71-63. 7-0 run on two layups by Canyon Miller, tory over Oregon on Nov. 11 ers looking to get a head start and didn’t suit up. on team and league play. On the next play, Edar Zuniga would who finished with 14 points, seven Eagle Xavier White waiting while Camp is held at the Pomolita hit a three-pointer to close the gap to 73- rebounds and three assists, from sopho- one of the Butte players shot free That paved the way for Middle School Gym. Camp is 66 with 2:30 seconds remaining in the throws inthe second half. from 8:00am – 12:00pm. Lunch See GABLE, Page B-2 is not provided. See OT, Page B-2 Tuition for camp is $100.00. For more information, please call 463-6714. HEY LOCAL Oakland loses on late game interception by Chiefs COACHES! By DOUG TUCKER “The majority of games in this squeezed into the end zone, capping a Jarrad Page intercepted his next pass Please report your game AP Sports Writer league come down to the fourth quar- two-touchdown, 159-yard rushing intended for Randy Moss in the end results! Phone (707) 468-3518 or make submissions to: The KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Trent ter, and finding ways to get that done,” game on his 27th birthday. zone. Ukiah Daily Journal Sports Green looked and felt just like new. He said Green, who couldn’t even drive “I wouldn’t say I had any extra but- “That was not a game-saving play,” Department, 590 S. School Street, Ukiah, CA 95482. 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The from local youth sports teams. Green hit three of five in the final 20 with 4:53 to play. The Raiders (2-8) also made a quar- You can e-mail results to udjs- minutes. He hit 3-of-5, including passes of terback switch, starting Aaron Brooks Raiders said Jordan had a torn knee [email protected] or visit The Green set up Larry Johnson’s 1- 10 and 16 yards to Samie Parker and a over Andrew Walter for the first time ligament and is likely out for the year. Daily Journal Web site Gallery had a dislocated elbow. (www.ukiahdailyjournal.com), yard go-ahead touchdown run and ral- beauty of a 24-yard gainer to Eddie since Sept. 17. Brooks hit Ronald and click on “Sports.” lied the sluggish Chiefs past injury- Kennison. Curry for a 39-yard gain to the Chiefs riddled Oakland 17-13. Johnson, with 1:32 to play, 8 with 32 seconds left. But safety See OAKLAND, Page B-3 B-2 – MONDAY, NOV. 19, 2006 SPORTS THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL SCOREBOARD Phelps wins performance of year ADT Championship Scores BCS STANDINGS Monday’s Game By The Associated Press By BETH HARRIS five nominations. The world’s lete of the year for the second N.Y. Giants at Jacksonville, 5:30 p.m. At Trump International Golf Club AP Sports Writer best swimmer competed consecutive year, beating out 1. Ohio State 25 25 25 25 25 25 Thursday’s Games West Palm Beach, Fla. BEVERLY HILLS — against himself in the two cat- Natalie Coughlin and Kate 2. Michigan 24 24 23 24 24 24 Miami at Detroit, 9:30 a.m. Purse: $1.55 million 3. Southern Cal 23 23 24 23 23 23 Tampa Bay at Dallas, 1:15 p.m. Yardage: 6,514; Par: 72 Michael Phelps’ world records egories that he won. Ziegler. Hoff won five 4. Florida 22 22 22 22 19 21 Denver at Kansas City, 5 p.m. in the 200-meter butterfly and Hansen set three world medals, including three gold, 5. Notre Dame 19 20 20 20 22 22 Final Round 6. Arkansas 21 16 16 21 21 19 Sunday, Nov. 26 400 freestyle relay earned him records last summer, two of at the Pan Pacific meet, and 7. West Virginia 18 18 19 16 13 18 Houston at N.Y. Jets, 10 a.m. (First three rounds do not carry over to final two Golden Goggle Awards them in the 200 breaststroke. set an American record in the 8. Wisconsin 13 21 17 18 20 16 Arizona at Minnesota, 10 a.m. round) 9. Louisville 20 19 21 19 17 20 New Orleans at Atlanta, 10 p.m. Julieta Granada, $1,000,00034-34 — 68 Sunday night when USA Jones, the first black male 200 individual medley at U.S. 10. LSU 16 15 13 15 14 14 Carolina at Washington, 10 a.m. Lorena Ochoa, $100,00034-36— 70 Swimming honored the year’s swimmer to set a world record 11. Boise State 14 14 15 14 18 15 Pittsburgh at Baltimore, 10 a.m. Karrie Webb, $20,50035-36— 71 nationals. 12. Auburn 15 9 14 17 16 12 San Francisco at St. Louis, 10 a.m. Il Mi Chung, $18,12534-38— 72 top American performers. for the United States, was Whitney Myers won 13.Texas 911105 6 13 Jacksonville at Buffalo, 10 a.m. Natalie Gulbis, $18,12537-35 — 72 Phelps won male perfor- named breakout performer of female performance of the 14. Rutgers 17 13 18 12 12 17 Cincinnati at Cleveland, 10 a.m. Mi Hyun Kim, $18,12537-35— 72 15. Oklahoma 11 12 8 3 3 5 Oakland at San Diego, 1:05 p.m. Ai Miyazato, $18,12536-36— 72 mance of the year for lower- the year. Jones, who swam at year for her victory in the 200 16. Georgia Tech 6 10 7 9 9 11 N.Y. Giants at Tennessee, 1:15 p.m. Paula Creamer, $16,25039-36 — 75 ing his own 200 fly world North Carolina State, won his IM at Pan Pacs, where she 17. Virginia Tech 8 17 9 10 8 8 Chicago at New England, 1:15 p.m. 18. Boston College 7 6 11 8 7 9 Philadelphia at Indianapolis, 5:15 p.m. mark, first set in 2003, by 13- first national title in the 50 missed the American record 19. California 12 5 12 13 15 10 hundredths of a second at the freestyle in August. by six-hundredths of a second. 20. Tennessee 10 7 6 11 10 6 Monday, Nov. 27 NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE 21. Wake Forest 5 8 5 4 0 2 Green Bay at Seattle, 5:30 p.m. At A Glance Pan Pacific Championships in Bob Bowman of Michigan Former Olympian Erik 22. Nebraska 3 1 2 0 0 0 By The Associated Press 23. Brigham Young 1 0 4 0 0 1 August. was honored as coach of the Vendt won the perseverance EASTERN CONFERENCE 24. Clemson 4 0 3 1 2 3 TRANSACTIONS He shared the relay perfor- year, beating out two-time award. He returned to swim- 25. Penn State 2 4 0 6 11 7 By The Associated Press Atlantic Division mance of the year award for winner Eddie Reese of Texas. ming in April after taking W L OT Pts GF GA leading off the victorious 400 He placed seven Club NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE BASEBALL New Jersey 12 6 1 25 48 49 nearly two years off and trains N.Y. Rangers 11 9 1 23 69 67 free relay at Pan Pacs. Phelps, Wolverine swimmers on the with Phelps in Ann Arbor, By The Associated Press American League N.Y. Islanders 9 6 3 21 50 50 along with Neil Walker, Pan Pacific team, including LOS ANGELES ANGELS—Agreed to terms with Pittsburgh 9 7 2 20 57 56 Mich. Vendt won the 1,500 AMERICAN CONFERENCE RHP Justin Speier on a four-year contract. Philadelphia 5 13 2 12 48 81 Cullen Jones and Jason Lezak, Phelps, his star pupil. free at U.S. Nationals in Named Mike Butcher pitching coach. gave the United States its first Bowman will serve as head East TAMPA BAY DEVIL RAYS—Named Jim Hickey Northeast Division August and earned a silver W L T Pct PF PA pitching coach. W L OT Pts GF GA world record in the event coach of the U.S. men’s team medal in the event at Pan New England 7 3 0 .700 236 131 Buffalo 16 3 1 33 87 61 Toronto 11 6 4 26 71 66 since 1995. at next year’s world champi- N.Y. Jets 5 5 0 .500 177 217 BASKETBALL Pacs. Buffalo 4 6 0 .400 164 201 Montreal 11 5 3 25 60 54 Phelps lost out to Brendan onships in Melbourne, The Golden Goggles began Boston 8 7 2 18 48 62 Miami 4 6 0 .400 170 188 NBA Development League Ottawa 8 11 1 17 66 58 Hansen for male athlete of the Australia. ARKANSAS RIMROCKERS—Waived G-F Ryan in 2004, and winners were South Forehan-Kelly. year, one of Phelps’ leading Katie Hoff won female ath- decided by Internet voting. W L T Pct PF PA Southeast Division W L OT Pts GF GA Indianapolis 9 1 0 .900 263 210 FOOTBALL Jacksonville 5 4 0 .556 185 127 Atlanta 12 7 3 27 76 69 Carolina 12 7 3 27 76 71 Tennessee 3 7 0 .300 177 256 National Football League Houston 3 7 0 .300 165 230 Washington 8 6 6 22 59 65 close the Roadrunner lead to their points at the foul line and GREEN BAY PACKERS—Signed TE Zac Alcorn Tampa Bay 10 9 1 21 64 59 from the practice sqaud. Florida 7 10 4 18 57 71 would be up by two with 14.5 North OT one. TENNESSEE TITANS—Activated DT Albert W L T Pct PF PA Haynesworth from suspension and added him to WESTERN CONFERENCE At halftime, Butte would seconds left. Butte would Baltimore 8 2 0 .800 222 147 the active roster. Waived LB Terna Nande. Signed Cincinnati 5 5 0 .500 247 233 Continued from Page B-1 be on top of the Eagles 33-29 have possession and would LB LeVar Woods. Released LB Spencer Toone. Central Division Pittsburgh 4 6 0 .400 239 227 W L OT Pts GF GA with a layup by Nick drive to the basket and make a Cleveland 3 7 0 .300 170 208 more point guard Kao Saelee, HOCKEY Nashville 12 4 2 26 63 55 Lonnegren as time expired layup with 6.5 left on the Detroit 12 5 2 26 51 41 who also finished the game West clock but again the Eagles National Hockey League Chicago 7 9 2 16 46 56 with 14 points and numerous with one more intense half to W L T Pct PF PA LOS ANGELES KINGS—Activated C Derek St. Louis 5 11 3 13 46 67 go. would miss the last second Denver 7 2 0 .778 158 111 Armstrong and LW Jeff Cowan from injured Columbus 5 12 1 11 39 58 assists, and a rebound put- San Diego 7 2 0 .778 297 175 reserve. Assigned RW Tim Jackman to back by Josh Gipson, who fin- In the second half, the shot and head into the second Kansas City 6 4 0 .600 210 195 Manchester of the AHL. Northwest Division Eagles would come out play- extra period tied 72-72. Oakland 2 8 0 .200 118 198 ished with 11 points and six ST. LOUIS BLUES—Assigned F Mike Glumac W L OT Pts GF GA In the second overtime, and D Jeff Woywitka to Peoria of the AHL. Minnesota 12 6 1 25 58 47 rebounds. ing well and scoring baskets NATIONAL CONFERENCE SAN JOSE SHARKS—Reassigned G Thomas Edmonton 11 8 1 23 59 54 in a couple bunches. Butte came out on fire hitting Greiss to Fresno of the ECHL. Calgary 9 7 2 20 50 43 “I really don’t think that a East Colorado 9 9 2 20 60 57 team plays harder than we Saelee would hand the ball three of their first four shots, W L T Pct PF PA American Hockey League Vancouver 9 10 1 19 48 52 off to White for a layup on two of them being threes. In N.Y. Giants 6 3 0 .667 214 182 do,” Koch said. “I think that HERSHEY BEARS—Assigned F Matt the last overtime, Butte would Dallas 6 4 0 .600 271 188 Stefanishion to South Carolina of the ECHL. Pacific Division our team plays the right way.” minute into the second and Philadelphia 5 5 0 .500 246 194 TORONTO MARLIES—Assigned G Todd Ford to W L OT Pts GF GA then Saelee would back that just wear out the Eagles and Washington 3 7 0 .300 182 237 Columbia of the ECHL. Anaheim 14 2 5 33 75 55 Mendocino would extend San Jose 15 6 0 30 70 47 the lead to 10 points at the up with a three-pointer to win a tough, gritty, well- South ECHL Dallas 13 6 0 26 54 40 knock down the Butte lead to played game 85-76. W L T Pct PF PA COLUMBIA INFERNO—Signed G Mark Cairns. Los Angeles 7 11 4 18 59 72 9:12 mark 19-9 but the Phoenix 6 14 0 12 51 82 one, 34-33 in just over a “Our kids played hard but Carolina 6 4 0 .600 176 173 DAYTON BOMBERS—Traded F Dan Baum to Roadrunners would start to New Orleans 6 4 0 .600 245 228 Phoenix for F Yannick Tifu. this loss stings a little,” Koch Two points for a win, one point for overtime loss minute of play. Atlanta 5 5 0 .500 190 205 FLORIDA EVERBLADES—Announced F creep back into the game dur- or shootout loss. said. “I hope we can use that Tampa Bay 3 7 0 .300 132 214 Jonathan Lehun was assigned by Rochester of Butte would then hit a ——— ing the first half. the AHL. Saturday’s Games three-pointer and the Eagles to motivate us for the rest of North PENSACOLA ICE PILOTS—Traded F Brendan Butte’s Josh Munroe, who Los Angeles 5, Phoenix 3 would go on another 8-2 run our season.” W L T Pct PF PA Cook and F Tyler Liebel to Utah for F Mike Wirll finished with 20 points, drove Chicago 9 1 0 .900 282 120 Carolina 5, Dallas 4 and D Ed Hill. Ottawa 4, Buffalo 1 to take the lead 42-38 at the The players nominated for Green Bay 4 6 0 .400 185 252 READING ROYALS—Signed F Larry Courville to the basket and converted an Minnesota 4 6 0 .400 167 182 Montreal 3, Atlanta 1 14:44 mark. But Butte would the Eagle Invitational All- and G Adam Horvath. Boston 3, Washington 2, OT old-fashioned three-point- Detroit 2 8 0 .200 185 239 SOUTH CAROLINA STINGRAYS—Signed F Kyle then go on a 8-2 run of their Tournament team were Troy New Jersey 2, Toronto 1 play after he was fouled, made Wilson. Traded F Bryson Busniuk to Columbia for Pittsburgh 3, N.Y. Rangers 1 West own and take the lead back Lambert from Los Positas, future considerations. N.Y. Islanders 4, Florida 1 the basket and the free throw W L T Pct PF PA TEXAS WILDCATTERS—Announced G Miroslav Colorado 2, Minnesota 1, SO 46-44. Jordan Stokes from Lassen, Seattle 6 4 0 .600 203 219 Kopriva was recalled by Houston of the AHL. Nashville 4, Columbus 2 following closing the Eagle San Francisco 5 5 0 .500 182 265 Mendocino and Butte Pat Carlson and Nick Traded F Gino Guyer to Alaska for future consid- Edmonton 4, Detroit 3, SO St. Louis 4 6 0 .400 202 236 lead to 19-12 with 8:55 left in erations. San Jose 6, Philadelphia 1 would trade baskets back and Lonnegren from Butte and Arizona 2 8 0 .200 161 233 TOLEDO STORM—Announced G Logan the half. forth for the next 14 minutes Pace Samuels and Xavier Koopmans was assigned by Grand Rapids of the Sunday’s Games Over the next 3:30, Butte AHL. Released G Brian Gratz. N.Y. Rangers 4, Tampa Bay 1 and would be tied with 4.8 left White for Mendocino. Butte’s Sunday’s Games Anaheim 6, Phoenix 4 would go on a 13-2 run to take in the half with the Eagles Josh Munroe received the Buffalo 24, Houston 21 GOLF Chicago at Vancouver, 10 p.m. Chicago 10, N.Y. Jets 0 the lead 25-21 at the 4:27 having possession of the ball. Most Valuable Player award Miami 24, Minnesota 20 PGA—Named Brian Whitcomb president and Jim Monday’s Games mark but Jared Giammona, White would head up court for the Eagle Invitational. Baltimore 24, Atlanta 10 Remy vice president. Tampa Bay at Buffalo, 7 p.m. Cincinnati 31, New Orleans 16 Florida at Boston, 7 p.m. who would not play in the sec- and take a shot but miss send- With the loss this moves Kansas City 17, Oakland 13 COLLEGE Nashville at Columbus, 7 p.m. ond half because of a badly ing the game into the first the Eagles to 2-1 overall with New England 35, Green Bay 0 Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. sprained ankle, would assist Carolina 15, St. Louis 0 MONTANA STATE—Announced the resignation Minnesota at Ottawa, 7:30 p.m. overtime. their next game at the College Pittsburgh 24, Cleveland 20 of Pa’ulasi Matavao, women’s volleyball coach. N.Y. Islanders at Toronto, 7:30 p.m. Xavier White on a layup with Tennessee 31, Philadelphia 13 Colorado at Dallas, 8 p.m. In the first overtime, the of the Redwoods on Tuesday Tampa Bay 20, Washington 17 three minutes left in the half to Eagles would make many of at 7 p.m. San Francisco 20, Seattle 14 Tuesday’s Games Arizona 17, Detroit 10 Carolina at N.Y. Rangers, 7 p.m. Dallas 21, Indianapolis 14 LPGA Calgary at Edmonton, 9 p.m. San Diego at Denver, 5:15 inc. San Jose at Anaheim, 10 p.m. Ohio Lottery’s weird winning numbers Soriano heads to the Chicago By RICK GANO had 41 doubles. Soriano played his first The Associated Press Lottery spokeswoman $2.19 million in winnings. AP Sports Writer Primarily a second base- five seasons in New York and CLEVELAND — Ohio Mardele Cohen said 401 $1 Players had wagered CHICAGO — Free agent man during a career that then was traded to the Texas State’s 42-39 victory over bets were made that picked 4- $347,867.50. Alfonso Soriano and the began with the New York Rangers in the 2004 deal that Michigan also was lucky for 2-3-9 in order and each bet Kilbane said it’s likely that Chicago Cubs have reached a Yankees in 1999, the 30- brought Rodriguez to the players of the Ohio Lottery. won $5,000. The odds of the most of the bets with the win- preliminary agreement on an year-old Soriano made the Yankees. Soriano was dealt Shortly after Saturday’s numbers turning up in that ning numbers were placed eight-year contract worth switch to left field last sea- again two seasons later to the game ended, the numbers 4-2- combination were 10,000 to 1. after the game ended, but she about $136 million, a major son, his first and only one in Nationals in a trade that sent 3-9 were drawn for the Pick 4 Cohen said 913 $1 bets did not know how much league official told The Washington. outfielders Brad Wilkerson game. were placed on any combina- money was wagered in that Associated Press on Sunday. His signing would be the and Terrmel Sledge plus a “You know it happens,” tion of the winning numbers period. The football game fin- The deal is contingent on highlight of a busy early off- minor league pitcher to the lottery spokeswoman Marie and paid $200 apiece. ished at 7:13 p.m. and the Soriano passing a physical, season for the Cubs, who are Rangers. Kilbane said Sunday. The lottery paid a total of drawing was at 7:45 p.m. according to the official, who rebuilding under new manag- Soriano was switched to asked that his name not be er Lou Piniella following a the outfield because Gable made quite an the Trojans won their 32nd used because the deal had not 66-96 finish, worst in the NL. Washington already had Jose impression on Cal linebacker straight home game and raised yet been announced. Chicago already has re- Vidro at second. It was a Gable Zach Follett. the November record to 19-0 If completed, it would be signed third baseman Aramis move Soriano initially balked the fifth-largest total package Ramirez to a five-year, $73 at. Continued from Page B-1 “I was expecting (Moody in Carroll’s six seasons as and Washington) to go in coach. given to a major league play- million deal, signed free But gradually he became Gable, who had rushed 40 there and pound us, but I saw The Bears (8-3, 6-2) were er, behind Alex Rodriguez agent Mark DeRosa to play comfortable with the switch times for 159 yards in USC’s him in there and I was kind of shooting for their first Rose ($252 million for 10 years), second base and re-signed and made an All-Star team previous nine games. like, who’s this guy? It defi- Bowl berth in 48 years, but Derek Jeter ($189 million for pitchers Kerry Wood and for the fifth straight season, “I knew they had to depend nitely hurts to know a fresh- they were outscored 17-0 in 10 years), Manny Ramirez Wade Miller. this time at a new position. on me, so that’s why in prac- man running back did that on the second half, when they ($160 for eight years) and The Cubs are looking for a tice I was playing hard, doing us,” Follett said. “We didn’t managed five first downs and Todd Helton ($141.5 million center fielder after Juan what I had to do, learning my expect him to do anything, 96 yards of total offense. for 11 years). Pierre filed for free agency. BIKRAM YOGA coverages and everything,” and this guy comes in and They entered averaging The deal was first Chicago general manager Jim Hendry declined com- UKIAH Gable said. “I was getting too runs for almost 100 yards. So 34.7 points and 430.8 yards announced by WGN radio, the Cubs’ flagship station. ment Sunday on Soriano. excited early on and I knew I I give credit to him and the per game. had to calm down. After a offensive line. The offensive Soriano, who could play The addition of Soriano Bikini Season Cal led 9-6 before USC center field and give the Cubs would give Chicago a lineup couple of carries, I was able to line is the best we’ve faced all scored on three straight pos- focus and take it from there. year.” a leadoff hitter with a combi- that should make the Cubs is Here sessions to take command. nation of speed and power, players in the NL Central. He “Our O-line was really John David Booty passed “It’s just what we do, it’s good tonight. They opened up for 238 yards and two fourth- had 46 homers and 41 stolen will join a lineup that $29 who were are,” Carroll said of bases last season with the includes Ramirez and Derrek some huge holes out there. I quarter touchdowns, and the the Trojans’ strong second Intro Special just hit them and once I was USC defense shut down No. Washington Nationals. He Lee in homer-friendly half. “We finish really well.” 115 W. Church St • Ukiah • 468-YOGA past the line, it was all me.” 22 Cal in the second half as batted .277, had 95 RBIs and Wrigley Field.

Gore, the second-year pro picked up 130 yards in the Niners from Miami whose injury his- first half. Lakeport Camper tory scared off other teams in Seattle opened the second Continued from Page B-1 last year’s draft, passed the half with a scoring drive end- $ IT’S TIME $ 1,000-yard mark in his break- ing in Branch’s 38-yard TD son, coughed it up on the next out season, gashing the Seattle catch. The teams traded punts play. defense for repeated long until Wallace spotted Jackson Wallace then threw his gains. The Seahawks’ tackling down the Seattle sideline with third interception directly to was atrocious, prompting sev- 6:40 to play, throwing a 41- cornerback Walt Harris. But eral furious sideline tirades by yard TD pass to pull Seattle Cab-Hi • Camper Shell San Francisco’s Joe Nedney, coach Mike Holmgren. within six points. + tax who had never missed a field Battle caught a 9-yard TD At halftime, the 49ers held Live Music + installation goal shorter than 30 yards pass after Wallace’s second an official retirement ceremo- $1099 thru 11/30/06 before blowing two in this interception, and Smith scored ny for receiver Jerry Rice, Every Free Headliner game, hooked a 27-yarder on a 1-yard lunge later in San who signed a one-day contract with 34 seconds left. Francisco’s 17-point second before the season with the Weekend Free Front Sliding Window But the Seahawks ran out quarter. Running mostly club that was his home for 16 102 S. State St. Ukiah Super Duty Ford + $100.00 of time, with Wallace failing behind linemen Larry Allen of his 20 record-setting NFL to get them over midfield. and Jonas Jennings, Gore seasons. 468-5898 263-7755 M-F 8-5 THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL SPORTS MONDAY, NOV. 19, 2006 – B-3 Jimmie’s dream season Tiger Woods loses in playoff to Harrington By JENNA FRYER loose lug nut. Then he had to The Associated Press fortune favors the brave,” said AP Auto Racing Writer avoid Robby Gordon’s spin- MIYAZAKI, Japan — Playoffs have Harrington, whose third shot, with a gap HOMESTEAD, Fla. — ning car. been very good to Tiger Woods. Not this wedge, stopped within two feet of the Hard though he tried, Jimmie “We’ve been ducking them time. pin. Johnson just couldn’t give all day,” crew chief Chad Woods lost for the second time in 16 Woods had already hit his third shot to another Nextel Cup champi- Knaus sighed after Johnson official tournament playoffs, falling to 12 feet. He rarely misses clutch shots, onship away. scooted by Gordon. Padraig Harrington on the second extra but this time his ball narrowly missed the Johnson completed his But he still had heavy traf- hole Sunday at the Dunlop Phoenix. pin on the low side. dream season Sunday by fic to deal with and, of course, “I was struggling all day with my Harrington said he liked his chances cruising over every speed- his own nerves. When caution swing,” Woods said. “It wasn’t just my even when he was down by three shots. bump in his path, finally win- came out with 62 laps to go, tee shots, it was everything. I was just “Tiger had gone into that ’I’m three ning the NASCAR champi- Knaus wanted to change all trying to hang in there. I gave myself a ahead, play steady golf’ mode. I knew I onship that had taunted him four tires and stretch it to the chance to win and that’s a nice positive.” had an opportunity if I could make some the past two years. end. But Johnson wasn’t con- Tiger Woods squandered a three- birdies.” The perpetual points leader vinced, and demanded his stroke lead with six holes left to set up That’s what happened at the par-4 for the past three regular sea- crew copy whatever Kenseth the playoff against Harrington. 16th, where Woods had a three-putt sons only to collapse once the did. Harrington tapped in a birdie on the bogey, missing his second putt from Chase began, Johnson finally With his spotter keeping a second hole in sudden death to prevent inside four feet moments after put an entire year together, close eye on Kenseth, who Woods from winning the $1.69 million Harrington had drained his from 20 feet. wrapping it up with a 9th- took only two tires, Knaus tournament for the third straight year. place finish at Homestead- quickly adjusted and ordered “That was a poor putt. I pulled it back The Irishman played the back nine in Dan Honda/Contra Costa Times/ZUMA Press a little shut and blocked it,” Woods said. Miami Speedway. the same service. It put Tiger Woods lost for only the sec- 4 under. He then birdied both extra holes It was tied up at the 18th and both It handed him his first Johnson in ninth place on the at Phoenix Country Club. Harrington and ond time in a tournament playoff NASCAR title by an 56-point restart with 58 laps to go, but Woods shot 3-under-par 67s to finish at to Padraig Harrington on Sunday. players made birdie to set up the playoff. lead over Matt Kenseth. a stack of traffic behind him 9-under 271, one shot ahead of Japan’s On the first extra hole, also the 18th, “It’s everything I wanted it on four fresh tires. Keiichiro Fukabori, whose 30-foot eagle Challenge, an unofficial event in South Harrington curled in a tricky 10-footer to be,” Johnson said. “Drive it like you stole it, putt at the final hole lipped out, depriv- Africa. for birdie and Woods hit a birdie putt Greg Biffle won the Ford homie,” Knaus encouraged ing him of a playoff spot. Harrington certainly had luck on his from 7 feet out. 400 for the third straight sea- him. “The fact that I’ve beaten Tiger in a side. Back they went to the 18th tee, as it son, beating rookies Martin Johnson held his position, playoff makes me no different a golfer After his tee shot at the second extra turned out for the final time. Woods had Truex Jr. and Denny Hamlin then copied Kenseth again on than when I came here this week,” hole stopped behind a tree, he tried to to hang around for the victory presenta- to the finish line. Kasey a final round of pit stops. Harrington said. “It may change what thread the needle with his second shot, tion, on the losing end for only the sixth Kahne was fourth and Kevin Kenseth was in fifth and people think about me, but in my own aiming for a gap between the split trunks time in 51 events worldwide where he Harvick rounded out the top Johnson was in sixth on the eyes I’m the same golfer.” of the stunted pine. He made it. The ball led going into the final round. five. Kenseth was sixth. re-start with 16 laps to go, and Woods’ only other playoff defeat traveled another 130 yards on the par-5 “Having him put the jacket on my Juan Pablo Montoya, mak- it would take only a catastro- came against Billy Mayfair at the 1998 18th, drawing a perfect lie in a trampled back was special but I did say to him I’d ing the first Nextel Cup start phe at that point to deny Nissan Open. Woods also lost a playoff area of rough. like him to do it with a different jacket at of his budding NASCAR Johnson the title. to Nick Price in the 1998 Million Dollar “I definitely got lucky, but sometimes in the future,” Harrington said. career, ran as high as 13th, but But two late cautions — his race ended in a fiery wreck Montoya’s wreck, followed 15 laps from the finish. by good buddy Casey Mears The race was delayed near- blowing an engine — again ly eight minutes to clean the prolonged the celebration. Jason Bohn wins Pebble Beach Invitational track, briefly postponing Finally, the race was The Associated Press final round. “I knew I had a two-stroke seventh hole en route to a double-bogey Johnson’s long-awaited cele- restarted for a two-lap lead starting on the 18th hole and so I 5. bration. No matter for shootout to the end. When it PEBBLE BEACH — Jason Bohn just laid it up on in there. I hope I can do PGA Tour veterans Kevin Sutherland Johnson, who finished lower was over, Johnson, a two-time sank a 25-foot putt on the 17th hole and this again many times coming down 18.” (66), Harrison Frazar (68), Robert than second for the first time championship runner-up, had edged Scott Simpson by one stroke to Simpson, who won the First Tee Open Gamez (70), Arron Oberholzer (70) and in six races. his elusive title. win the Callaway Golf Pebble Beach at Pebble Beach in September and was Nationwide Tour player Parker But he didn’t need to be Jeff Gordon, a four-time Invitational on Sunday. among seven Champions Tour entrants, McLachlin (71), all finished at 276. flawless to win this one: He series champion who Bohn, whose lone victory in three birdied the 18th for a final-round 68 and Jim Thorpe, a winner three weeks ear- started the day with a cushy befriended Johnson and con- years on the PGA Tour came at the 2005 a 275 total. lier at the Charles Schwab margin that required him to vinced car owner Rick B.C. Open, shot a 1-under 71 and fin- “Overall, I played real well,” said Championship, was alone at 277 after a only stay out of trouble and Hendrick to give his new pro- ished at 14-under 274. Simpson, who missed a 5-foot birdie putt final-round 71. Thorpe move to 13 under finish 12th or better to wrap tege a ride, celebrated by He earned $60,000 of the $300,000 on 17. “I could have used that. And then after 15 holes, but triple-bogeyed the up the title. bumping into the side of purse in the unofficial tournament that I lost a ball in the first round on the third 16th. Unfortunately for Johnson, Johnson’s car on the cool- featured 81 players from the four major hole at Pebble Beach. I hit it right into Brandt Snedeker (66) of the nothing is ever that easy. down lap. tours, plus mini-tour players, club pros the sun. I never saw it and nor did the Nationwide Tour had a total of 278. His troubles started a mere Knaus then received a cele- and amateurs. marshal. But those things happen.” Defending titlist Nick Watney matched 15 laps into the race, when bratory hug from Hendrick, “There’s no better feeling than birdy- Bohn, who finished 43rd on the Sutherland and Snedeker for the final- flying debris punched a gap- who won his sixth champi- ing 17 anytime you’re playing Pebble money list this season with $1,676,893, round’s low honors with a 66 and fin- ing hole in the grill of the No. onship as a car owner, and Beach,” said Bohn, who had four birdies, held a four-shot lead after six holes. But ished tied with Bubba Watson and Rocco 48 Chevrolet. When he went another from Ray Evernham, one bogey and a double bogey in the he hit his tee shot into the water on the Mediate at 279. in for repairs, his crew could- the championship crew chief n’t find any tape to patch it. turned rival car owner who Later, he nearly pulled taught Knaus much of what he away from a pit stop with a knows.

Oakland ‘s Aaron Brooks threw an intercep- tion with 32 seconds left i n the fourth quar- ter to Chief Jarrad Page to clinch the win for Kansas City, 17-13.

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Lawrence Tynes kicked a Oakland 37-yard field goal in the third quarter, but missed a 35- Continued from Page B-1 yarder that could have tied it in the fourth. “That was a very tough loss Green attempted only four for us,” said Raiders coach Art passes in the first half. Until Shell. “Hopefully, one day we the final drive, Green spent can get this thing turned most of the day handing off to around, and I believe we Johnson. But Green did get will.” roughed up a few times, even Brooks was 13-for-22 for taking a good shot to the 179 yards. upper body by linebacker “His effort shows what he Thomas Howard. is capable of doing,” Shell “I had the scramble where I said. think everybody kind of Green’s winning drive was health their breath, or at least I Part 1 Part 2 also keyed by a gutsy call to know my family did, and go for it on fourth-and-one some of the guys on the side- Publication Dates: Publication Dates: from the Kansas City 29. lines,” Green said with a grin. The Ukiah Daily Journal The Ukiah Daily Journal Johnson seemed to get the But the veteran quarterback first down, but then 15 yards bounced up every time and December 10th December 14th were tacked on because of a seemed unfazed by anything, The Journal Sampler The Journal Sampler face mask penalty against not even the absence of sever- December 12th December 19th Oakland lineman Terdell al injured starters, including Sands. Pro Bowl left guard Brian online at ukiahdailyjournal.com online at ukiahdailyjournal.com “I just looked at the clock Waters and Pro Bowl tight end and felt at that point it was a Tony Gonzalez. gut feeling,” said Chiefs “Trent has something you coach Herm Edwards. really can’t teach,” said tight The Chiefs took a 7-0 lead end Jason Dunn. “A person’s on their initial possession, just got to have it, and he’s Call Your with Johnson capping a 76- one of those people who has yard, 11-play drive with a 5- it. Leadership. He’s a natural 468-3500 yard TD run. But they ran born leader.” Representative To only eight plays the rest of the Notes: Gonzalez missed his first half while the Raiders first game since 1999 with a dominated time of possession. shoulder injury. The Raiders Schedule The Ukiah Sebastian Janikowski have lost 11 straight to AFC kicked field goals of 41 and West opponents since a 25-24 36 yards, and Oakland took a victory at Denver on Nov. 28, DAILY JOURNAL 13-7 lead with 19 seconds left 2004. It was the seventh Advertising in the first half when Brooks straight victory for Kansas hit Courtney Anderson with a City over Oakland, all by 2-yard TD toss. seven points or fewer. visit us online at www.ukiahdailyjournal.com B-4 – MONDAY, NOV. 20, 2006 TIME OUT Editor: Richard Rosier, 468-3520 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected]

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(1908-2004), TV host; Robert Byrd (1917-), TODAY’S QUOTE: “At the last dim hori- senator, is 89; Robert F. Kennedy (1925- zon, we search among ghostly errors of obser- Datebook: Monday, Nov. 20, 2006 1968), senator; Estelle Parsons (1927-), vations for landmarks that are scarcely more substantial. The search will continue. The urge Today is the 324th day of 2006 and the 59th World War II Nazi war criminals began. actress, is 79; Richard Dawson (1932-), actor/TV host, is 74; Bo Derek (1956-), is older than history. It is not satisfied and it day of autumn. In 1962, President John F. Kennedy lifted will not be oppressed.” -- Edwin Hubble TODAY’S HISTORY: In 1789, New the blockade against Cuba, ending the Cuban actress, is 50. TODAY’S SPORTS: In 1977, Walter TODAY’S FACT: As a result of post- Jersey became the first state to ratify the Bill Missile Crisis. Payton of the Chicago Bears rushed for 275 World War II territory changes, Japan lost all of Rights. TODAY’S BIRTHDAYS: Edwin Hubble yards, a record that stood until it was broken overseas lands. In 1945, the Nuremberg Trials against (1889-1953), astronomer; Alistair Cooke by Corey Dillon in 2000. TODAY’S MOON: New moon (Nov. 20).

CAPRICORN (Dec. 22- deal with it now and get you’ve been unable to han- jects or activities. Today Jan. 19) -- Although you right on what you know is dle on your own. Once represents a brief period ASTROGRAPH may not be able to charm best. given, that help will quickly when you can accomplish everybody, you’ll make a ARIES (March 21-April turn things around for you. huge things, so shoot for the very good impression on 19) -- Greater-than-usual CANCER (June 21-July moon and beyond. By Bernice Bede Osol those who can further your returns are likely from 22) -- That blast you feel in LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. interests and who are willing something you thought was your heart could be one of 23) -- Although you may to do so. That’s all that real- going down the drain. Cupid’s arrows striking you rather handle only small nificant could be buzzing ly counts anyway. Review your circumstances hard. The times ahead could money transactions, if AQUARIUS (Jan. 20- around you, but you might and possibilities to make the get interesting for you, with you’ve got something big Feb. 19) -- Focus on your have to get a minor distur- necessary changes. a new or an already estab- bubbling up, drop every- most important objective bance out of the way first. TAURUS (April 20-May lished romance. thing else and work on that. and don’t allow early minor However, you’ll still be cel- 20) -- Hanging around with LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) - Your rewards could be huge. Tuesday, Nov. 21, 2006 disturbances to throw you the right people can do won- ebrating before the day ends. off course. You have some- - Any qualms you’ve been Know where to look for You could be extremely ders in your personal life. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. thing very special to accom- feeling about a personal romance and you’ll find it. fortunate with anything you 23-Dec. 21) -- Some kind of Select companions you matter should quickly disap- The Astro-Graph personally handle or take plish now, so stay with it all confidential information the way. believe to be lucky, and their pear as the day progresses Matchmaker wheel instantly control over. Although some might be at the root of your PISCES (Feb. 20-March good vibes will rub off on and you start to witness the reveals which signs are things may take teamwork to happiness. Even though you 20) -- That which you you. outcome of events going romantically perfect for you. accomplish, all will still go may not give it the impor- learned yesterday will be put GEMINI (May 21-June completely your way. Mail $2.75 to Matchmaker, well with you at the helm. tance it deserves at first, into play in ways that will 20) -- Help you’ve required VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. c/o this newspaper, P.O. Box SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. you’ll quickly figure out its benefit you greatly. If you will be forthcoming con- 22) -- Don’t waste your time 167, Wickliffe, OH 44092- 22) -- Something rather sig- worth. have any doubts about it, cerning a critical situation at this time on trivial pro- 0167.

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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 -4 55 -3 -12 by Henri Arnold and Mike Argirion GDER 47 54 -12 46 Unscramble these four Jumbles, NT IS one letter to each square, -11 46 47 54 to form four ordinary words. TEEO -11 55 -4 -3 TNNW ABDEK

CLUE: FAMOUS HOME ORDER GRID 86 ©2006 Tribune Media Services, Inc. 86 All Rights Reserved.

47 86 N SOOME -4 -11 86 GT -12 86 R 86 86 86 86 86 11/20/2006 DECODED MESSAGE: MUSCLY

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44 69 45 112 OSTE Ans: OF “ ” 98 59 83 30 NTAT (Answers tomorrow) 105 52 76 37 Jumbles: JUMBO BAGGY FERRET MOROSE IOUS Saturday’s 23 90 66 91 Answer: When the lawyer joined the tavern club, he SHOW became a — MEMBER OF THE “BAR” 11/18/2006 Victim should no continue living with her abuser Dear Annie: Recently, my daughter, “Sara,” motorcycle-sidecar combination, even though a warning to women about date-rape drugs. and her husband, “Dustin,” had problems that he knew I wanted to sell it to raise money to Someone slipped something into my drink escalated into physical abuse. They both did redo my garage. at a bar. My best friend (a man) realized there hurtful things, but Dustin choked Sara and ANNIE’S MAILBOX Ted never offered to buy this motorcycle rig was something wrong, and he noticed a kicked her in the stomach. Later in the week, By Kathy Mitchell and Marcy Sugar and evidently expected me to leave it to him in stranger hovering. My friend got me safely out he threatened her to the point where she feared my will. I told Ted he could inherit the rig if I of there, but I was barely conscious and sick as for her life. They now are trying to work things still owned it when I died, and I don’t plan to a dog for five hours. out. want to help my daughter and ensure her safe- die anytime soon. Signs of date-rape drugs include dizziness, Of course, Dustin has apologized and ty. -- Loving Mom Anyway, I found a buyer for the motorcycle nausea, memory loss, breathing or motion dif- promises it will never happen again. In his Dear Loving Mom: Dustin has more than and sold it. Now the entire family is treating ficulties, acting disproportionately intoxicated, defense, I will say that a few years ago, Dustin “anger issues.” Yes, some men who abuse can me as if I were guilty of betrayal. I think it is accelerated heart rate and breathing, rise in was involved in breaking up a fight, and it acci- learn to stop, but it takes a great deal of effort, unfair that I was expected to leave my motor- blood pressure, sweating and dehydration, jaw dentally led to a man’s death by the vehicle time and willingness. Until Dustin reaches that cycle stored until my death just so someone clenching, hallucinations and loss of inhibi- Dustin was driving. He was in jail for two point, he and your daughter should not be shar- else could inherit the thing. Am I wrong? How tions. -- Sue in Orlando, Fla. months but ultimately was found not guilty. ing living quarters. Tell Sara to call the can I repair the rift? -- Rider Down Dear Sue: Thanks. Here are suggestions The whole ordeal has had lasting effects, caus- National Domestic Violence Hotline Dear Rider Down: You are not wrong. Ted from the U.S. Dept. of Health and Human ing Dustin to have nightmares and anger (ndvh.org) at 1-800-799-SAFE (1-800-799- apparently didn’t quite get that you were still Services to avoid drug-facilitated sexual issues. I know this is no excuse for physically 7233) and ask for help. planning to sell the motorcycle -- and you were assault: Don’t accept drinks from other people; abusing my daughter, but I also realize he Dear Annie: I am a 63-year-old man and a certainly entitled to do so. If he wanted it, he open containers yourself; keep your drink with needs help. lifelong motorcyclist. My brother-in-law, should have offered to pay for it. Since you you at all times, even when you go to the bath- Is it possible, through counseling and deter- “Ted,” with whom I’ve always gotten along, want to mend fences, however, it wouldn’t hurt room; don’t share drinks; don’t drink from mination, for a guy never to do it again? 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Total fee per set of plans and EOE LOAN ASSOCIATION, F.A., as Beneficiary, X THE PETITION requests authority to ad- tonville/RdwdVly driv- •RN: Med/Surg PT months. Quarterly specifications is $40.00, which fee is non-re- will sell at public auction sale to the highest minister the estate under the Independent Ad- ing bus & cab. This CUSTOMER (40 Hrs pp) Days Bonus Program, fundable. Exact change, company check or bidder for cash, cashier's check drawn by a •RN: Med/Surg FT, PM ministration of Estates Act. (This authority will position is guaran- SERVICE Health Benefits, money order only. state or national bank, a cashier's check •RN: ICU; All Shifts- allow the personal representative to take teed 32 hours per Evaluators NOW 401(k) Plan, Holiday, Bids shall be made up on a form provided by drawn by a state or federal credit union, or a per diem many actions without obtaining court appro- week. Pay range - HIRING Different Vacation Pay. the County and accompanied by a Certified cashier's check drawn by a state or federal •RN: ER, Night Shift-F/T val. Before taking certain very important ac- $11.16 to $15.20 per Promotions in Your Exp. req. Please apply in Check, Cashier's Check, or Bidder's Bond for savings and loan association, savings associ- tions, however, the personal representative hour. Paid training Area. Paid Training •RN: Employee Health/ person at 2401 N. ten percent (10%) of the amount bid, made ation, or savings bank specified in section will be required to give notice to interested program & excellent FLEX HOURS. Call: infection Control State St., Ukiah. payable to the County of Mendocino. The 5102 of the Financial Code and authorized to persons unless they have waived notice or benefits. 604-338-8876. (30 hours per wk.) above-mentioned check or Bid Bond shall be do business in this state. Sale will be held by consented to the proposed action). The inde- Apply at MTA DIESEL •Unit Sect’y: LVN Pref: NCO Head Start - given as a guarantee that the Bidder shall ex- the duly appointed trustee as shown below, of pendent administration authority will be grant- 241 Plant Road, MECHANIC Contingent Ukiah •CRNA; FT ecute the contract if it be awarded to it in con- all right, title, and interest conveyed to and Ukiah. This position Family Services ed unless an interested person files an objec- Excel. pay, good •Stock Clerk 1: P/T formity with the contract documents and shall now held by the trustee in the hereinafter de- tion to the petition and shows good cause will remain open benefits. 3 yrs. min. Specialist. B.A/B.S + provide the surety bond or bonds required, •Respiratory Ther.: FT scribed property under and pursuant to the why the court should not grant the authority. until filled. EOE. exp. Good DMV •Physical Ther.: FT 2 yrs. exp. in family sign the contract and commence work as set Deed of Trust. The sale will be made, but A HEARING on the petition will be held on record. 462-6721 •Phlebotomist Lab. Svs. $17.31/hr forth in the Instructions to Bidders of the con- without covenant or warranty, expressed or December 1, 2006 at 9:30 a.m. in Dept.: E, BUSSER DRIVER deliver Ass’t. FT. w/bene’s. 40 hrs/wk. tract documents. implied, regarding title, possession, or en- located at: COURTHOUSE, 100 N. State Days, nights, wkends. in our van. Starting •OR Housekeeper/ Must submit NCO The successful Bidder will be required to fur- cumbrances, to pay the remaining principal Central Service Street, Ukiah, CA 95482 BARTENDER $8 hr. Progressive app: 800-606- nish a Labor and Material Bond and a Faithful sum of the note(s) secured by the Deed of •Registration Associate IF YOU OBJECT to the granting of the peti- Days, nights, wkends. pay increase, + 5550x302. Closes Performance Bond in an amount equal to one Trust, interest thereon, estimated fees, charg- Contingent tion, you should appear at the hearing and Apply at medical. 489-5115 5PM 11/27(postmark hundred percent (100%) of the contract price. es and expenses of the Trustee for the total •CNA’s state your objections or file written objections Club Calpella DRIVERS - Golden FT, nights, 64 hrs/ppd not accepted). EOE Bonds shall each be obtained from a surety amount (at the time of the initial publication of with the court before the hearing. Your ap- 6175 N. State. State Overnight is PT, nights, 48 hrs/ppd company satisfactory to the County of Men- the Notice of Sale) reasonably estimated to LIKE pearance may be in person or by your attor- hiring full & part- FT, days, 40 hrs/ppd docino. be set forth below. The amount may be great- Caregiver for light CHILDREN? ney. time drivers with in- Contingent In the performance of the work contemplated er on the day of sale. Place of Sale: AT THE weight woman. Night This might be IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR or a contingent sured, dependable Contact Julie at by this contract, the Contractor shall conform MAIN ENTRANCE TO THE MENDOCINO shift, weekends. 456-3015 creditor of the deceased, you must file your van or pickup the job for you. to and abide by all labor requirements and COUNTY COURTHOUSE, 100 NORTH 485-0864 Web:HowardHospital.com claim with the court and mail a copy to the w/shell for local CHILDCARE provisions of State and Federal Laws and STATE STREET, UKIAH, CA Amount of un- personal representative appointed by the morning small pack- Front Desk-Multi WORKERS, City and County Ordinances and Regulations paid balance and other charges: $300,153.17 Caretaker for 6 court within four months from the date of first age delivery routes Tasks, good diction, ALL SHIFTS. which may in any manner affect those engag- (estimated) Street address and other com- domestic animals in issuance of letters as provided in section based in Ukiah. computer skills, F/T 4 day week. ed or employed on the work project, including mon designation of the real property purport- exchange for rent of 9100 of the California Probate Code. The Earn a competitive Spanish helpful. Fax Starting salary but not limited to the provisions of the Labor ed as: 425 NORTH BUSH STREET , UKIAH, newer RV on 1 ac. in time for filing claims will not expire before four wage plus mileage resume 462-9516 $9.40 per hour. Code of the State of California.Federal Laws, CA 95482 APN Number: 002-173-22 The un- Calpella. 888-9188 months from the hearing date noticed above. reimbursement plus FT Housekeeper On call $9 per hour. including The Davis-Bacon Act and The dersigned Trustee disclaims any liability for CNAs needed AM & YOU MAY EXAMINE the file kept by the additional reim- for 57 bed assisted Qualifications: Americans With Disabilities Act of 1990, are any incorrectness of the street address and PM shifts New wage court. If you are a person interested in the es- bursement for fuel living facility. Pass medical and applicable to the project. other common designation, if any, shown scale. Great work at- tate, you may file with the court a Request for cost. Routes availa- Apply at 1343 S. drug exam, TB test, Bidders’ attention is called to Instructions to herein. The property heretofore described is mosphere. Hire on Special Notice (form DE-154) of the filing of ble Mon-Fri and Dora St. Ukiah criminal back- Bidders and other related documents for full being sold "as is". DATE: 10-30-2006 FOR bonus. Contact Dawn an inventory and appraisal of estate assets or Tues-Sat. Benefits Graveyard shift ground check and directions and information as to bidding and TRUSTEE'S SALES INFORMATION, or Deana 462-1436 of any petition or account as provided in Pro- available including WORKING with kids, have valid Cal. other requirements. PLEASE CALL 714-259-7840 WEBSITE: bate Code section 1250. A Request for Spe- Come Join our health coverage and small homelike envi- Drivers license. A mandatory pre-bid conference will be www.fnasap.com PLM LENDER SERVICES, cial Notice form is available from the court Health Care 401K with Company ronment, good pay & GREAT NEW held on Thursday, November 30, 2006 at INC., As Trustee (408)-370-4030 ELIZABETH MEDICAL, DENTAL, clerk. Specialists at match. benefits. Fax resume 10:00 a.m. at the Project site, 951 Low Gap GODBEY, VICE PRESIDENT PLM LENDER VISION PKG. ATTORNEY FOR PETITIONER: HomeCare & Call Steven Koller to 463-6957 Road, Ukiah, California. SERVICES, INC. IS A DEBT COLLECTOR matching 403B MADELINE D. SAGER Hospice Services 866-779-7726. HOD Carrier Needed, Pursuant to California Public Contract Code ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT A DEBT. ANY TSA Plan, paid holi- Law Offices fo David Riemenschneider Mendocino County. exp. pref., $10-14/hr., Section 22300, the Contractor may substitute INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED days & vacation, P.O.Box N Great dynamic Team inquire on site at securities for any money withheld by the FOR THAT PURPOSE. ASAP# 800262 paid training’s, on Ukiah, CA 95482 and Benefits. 1212 Airport Park County to insure performance under the Con- 11/06/2006, 11/13/2006, 11/20/2006 duty meals. (707) 462-1351 Don’t miss this Blvd. tract. Said securities shall be in a form and of opportunity. FREE Co-op Day a type acceptable to the County. Howard Memorial Care Provided LOST & •Occupational Hospital Pursuant to the provisions of the Labor Code Instructional Therapist: PT Apply: 10 NOTICES 30 FOUND MENDOCINO ●Carpenter FT Temp: of the State of California, the Department of COUNTY Paraprofessional •Home Health Energetic, enthusi- TRINITY YOUTH ADOPTIONS & Framing exp. a must; Industrial Relations of the State of California DEPARTMENT Special Education Aide: FTj Plumbing exp. a plus. SERVICES FOSTER CARE astic team players has made a determination of the rate of per OF SOCIAL Itinerant •Physical Ther. PT ●General maintenance 915 W. Church St. True to Life Children's with good communi- diem wages to be paid on the prevailing rate SERVICES PT Temp. 4 •RN: FT, PT worker. FT Temp.; or on line@ Services seeks families. cation skills. Will of pay for regular, holiday and overtime work hrs/day, 5 days/wk, Call 707-459-1818 Painting, patching, PM. www.trinityys.org Reimbursement, training Is currently train. Medical, paid in the locality in which the public work is to be 10 mo/ yr. $12.74- Contact Julie at & professional support recruiting for: ask for Clinical Mgr. vacation & more. performed, for each craft, classification, or $16.26/ hr AA or 48 456-3015 LVNs & RNs needed provided. 463-1100 GET THIS! ●Social Worker III Comfort Inn Ukiah Room for advance- type of workman needed to execute the con- college units req’d. NCO Head Start- for pm/noc shift. #236800809 Here I am at the air- ●Social Worker IV Construction Project ment. Bilingual a +. tract. The rates are on file in the Office of the Para-educator or U.L. Teacher I-II-III. Great work atmos- God Creator is port on Nov. 13, styl- ●Social Worker needs journeyman, Basic math & com- Purchasing Agent, Mendocino County. exp w/children pref. AA/ECE, CDE Tchr phere LVN $23/hr watching Global Po- ing in my black collar Supervisor I painters & electri- puter skills needed. In accordance with the provisions of Section Mendocino Permit & 2 yr. ECE RN $30/hr. Please sitioning He sees all and my plane never ●Social Worker cians. Apply in Resumes: P.O. Box 1777.5 of the California Labor Code and the County Office of exp. Sp/Eng bi-ling call Deana or Dawn Frances showed up, so here I Supervisor ll person 1220 Airport 83 Ukiah, CA regulations of the California Apprenticeship Education pref. $12.97-$14.61- 462-1436 am, a handsome ●Employment and Park Blvd. across Council, properly registered apprentices may For app. packet visit Examiners needed! $16.30 DOQ Must white & tan Siberian Training Worker from Applebee’s. be employed in the performance of the work PERSONALS www.mcoe.us/jobs Portamedic is hiring complete NCO appl Now Hiring Customer 20 Husky hanging out at Supervisor Ask for Mark or Rick project. Every such apprentice shall be paid or call for insurance medical & include transcripts. Service evaluators. Dale McCallister the Shelter. If you ●Program the standard wage paid to apprentices under 707-467-5012 Community Catalysts exams. CPT 1 800-606-5550 x 302 Different promotions call your friend at come down and iden- Specialist the regulations of the trade in which he or she DEADLINE: 11/28/06 seeks Skills Coaches license required. closes: 5 PM 11/30 in your area. Paid 707-583-5555 or tify me we can go For further is employed. It shall be the General Contrac- to work in the (650) 340-6169 (Postmarks not training. Flex. hrs. 707-467-1959 home.....if not I will information go to : tor's responsibility to comply with the Califor- ACTIVITY PLUM HOUSE. Fax (650) 340-6174 accepted). EOE Call 204-952-5028 be available for adop- www.mss.ca.gov nia Labor Code including Section 3098 per- LOST & DIRECTOR Fun Working EXP. MECHANIC. tion and off I’ll go to a to: “Career taining to apprenticeship standards. Informa- 30 FOUND For seniors. FT. Environment! Elect./Hyd./Weld. new home. Opportunities” or tion relative to employment of apprentices Must have 6 mo. Working with individ- w/tools. Benefits. Brown pit bull found Call Sage call the MCDSS may be obtained from the Division of Appren- exp. with planning & uals with develop- Training. Lampson on West Road near at 467-6453. Jobline: ticeship Standards, Department of Industrial carrying out activities. mental disabilities in Tractor 707-463-1210 Eagle Peak School 707-467-5866. The worlds leading retailer is actively Relations, P.O. Box 603, San Francisco, Cali- Lost CAT Grey tiger Apply at 1343 S. their home. All posi- F/T Receptionist/ All close 12/08/06. seeking a pharmacist currently fornia 94101. 11-16/06 Leather col- striped, white paws Dora St. Ukiah tions avail. Wage Advertising Director lar no tags. 485-0123 w/long hair in ears. All Shifts FT & PT begins $8.50-$10 High energy, multi- licensed & registered with the Near Tedford ACCOUNTING Available!!! DOE. Excel. bens. tasker, personable California State Board Pharmacy. We Lost Siberian Husky Reward. 462-6012 ASSISTANT III No experience DMV, Drug test, H.S. for multi-location are looking for people that want to needed. Higher wage diploma or equiv. Near Motel 6. HELP FT (8 hr/day, 5 Real Estate office. work with the best technology in the with experience. Pick up an app. at 11-14. Female. Very 120 WANTED days/wk, 12 mo/yr) Computer, multi-line world and actually wants to practice Ukiah Daily $14.42-$18.40/hr. This year’s seniors 401A, Talmage Rd., phones, front office their profession in an environment friendly/ child’s dog. CASHIER-Petra Mendocino welcome. Full train- in Ukiah. Questions? America Gas Stat.Mini experience. Must Journal Chipped lower tooth. County Office of ing provided. Drug 462-2395. E.O.E. condusive to success and excellent Mart. in Hopland. Apply have own transporta- customer service. We currently have Generous Reward in person or 744-1948 Education testing required, can- Facility # 236801959 tion. Salary negotia- Delivered openings in several northern 354-3535 www.mcoe.us nabis not tested for Drip Irrigation ble. Pick up applica- 707-467-5012 hire. Assist disabled California towns and are always to Your Lost! GiGi our 3yr. Computer Software Design/Sales tion at 444 N. State Support Desk for [email protected] in their home and on position w/fast grow- St. Ukiah, CA 95482 accepting applications. Door old gray Tabby w/ winery software. DEADLINE: outings. Call for ing company in Willits If you are interested in simply talking 11/21/06 interview. 485-0165, Management/ green eyes. Area of Must know Windows Good communica- Recruiter Insurance with someone about this great Explorer & Excel. 485-5168 tion, computer and business North Coast opportunity, please fax resume to 530- W. Clay & Pine. Last EXP. MECHANIC Excel. customer serv- Home Care Options math skills required. area. Long term 899-1768 attn: Lance Hall or call 530- seen 11-15-06 - we ASE Cert. $15/hr. potential. Degree 468-0123 ices skills. Mon.-Fri. seeks caregivers for Email resume 209-8758 Walmart Stores Inc. Equal miss him very much. 744-1898. Fax Fax resume PT & FT & live in. pref. Fax resume to: [email protected] 707-263-6631 Opportunity Employer. 462-6245 resume 744-1138 707-468-8015 EOE. 462-6888 or call 459-6323 THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL MONDAY, NOV. 20, 2006-B-7

HELP HELP HELP HELP BUSINESS APARTMENTS ROOMS MISC. REC VEH CARS 120 WANTED 120 WANTED 120 WANTED 120 WANTED 250 RENTALS 300 UNFURNISHED 350 FOR RENT 480 FOR SALE 610 CAMPING 680 FOR SALE MAINTENANCE No. Circle Indian PROOF TRUE TO LIFE COMMERCIAL $375, 1 rm in woodsy FREE PAINT 99’ Trailer, 20’ open, VOLVO ‘85 POSITION: Housing Authority is OPERATIONS CHILDREN’S LEASE UKIAH house, N/S, cat neg. Recycled latex, 5 gal. fully equipped & good 740 GIE PT poss FT Work in seeking a F/T SUPERVISOR SERVICES 2030 Industry Rd. SW Ukiah. Avail buckets, white, tan, cond. $5000 Auto, power win- Ukiah & Willits area Receptionist/Clerk The Savings Bank seeks 2 additional 1. 5000 Sq.Ft. Aprx. 11-26. 339-0833 brown, gray. Tues- 489-7889 dows, leather, primarily. Knowledge Duties include: proc- homes for Shelter w/400 sf office days only, 8am to of Mendocino is WANTED TO Class A International great motor, needs of some plumbing, essing of mail, pre- Care program 2. 5000 Sq. Ft. Aprx. UKIAH 2pm, 298 Plant Rd., seeking applicants SHARE RENT 1973. 21’ Runs well tranny work. electrical, carpentry & pare mo. Board pack- Applicants need to 720 sq ft clean room 140 Zinfandel 380 Ukiah (behind animal for a Proof Opera- have at least 1 spare must sell. $500. 621-2097 $600/obo. repair. Salary $10- ets, maintain various w/1500 sf office. 1bd1ba. $660 20x22 Lrg. rm. $550. shelter). tions Supervisor. bdrm to house a child (209) 329-3570 You tow as is. Melanie 707-485-1328 $550 dep. Util. & ca- $12 DOE. Must pass logs, serve as key This is a full-time for up to 30 days. Hud OK. background clear- operator of business ble incl. House priv. MOTOR- MOBILES position in our Infor- Guaranteed monthly Office Spaces ance, pre-employ- machines handle a 468-0244 FRESH CRAB! CYCLES FOR SALE mation Technology allotment. Generous 776 S. State St. CENTURY 21 620 720 ment phys & TB be- large volume of increase upon place- Wed-Sat 11-5:30 Dept. Under the di- 300 sf $300/mo Les Ryan Realty Room $475/mo util 95’ CR 250, $1800, Make offer single fore hire. Have CDL phone calls etc. Appl- ment. Income tax-ex- Lampson Tractor rection of the I.T. Inc. util, janitor, cent. Property Management inc. Full house priv. exc, cond., With wide 2 bdrm + bonus & clean DMV. Fax re- ic. deadline: Dec. 1st. empt. Exp. with chil- parking lot. officer, oversees ht/air, off st. parking. 468-0463 W/D avail. Oak Man- extra tank. Ukiah- room & 1.5 bth. in pk. sume 707-462-6994 full job description dren req. Parents will the operation of the receive training, + So- 468-5426 or area. 486-8081 GUITAR, perf. cond. 481-4425 Must move 485-1767 or mail to: HR PO and application can proof department. cial Worker, in-home Ukiah H20 gbg pd. - Martin SWD-RB 2 yrs Box 422, Ukiah, CA be obtained at 694 Victory Theater Room in 4 bdrm 2 AUTO PARTS & LOTS & Completion of a support & respite. Lg. 1bd1ba. apt. Car- old $1100 firm. CAR 95482.Job #11-MP Pinoleville Drive, Offices bth house. $350/mo 630 ACCESSORIES 760 ACREAGE two-year degree or Need 1 or 2-parent port/storage ldry.N/S, stereo w/spkrs/pwr Facility #’s 236801918, Ukiah. Ph: 468-1336. homes, with 1 parent From $400/mo incl. + util. S. W. Ukiah We recycle & pay $ Clearlake View Lot! equivalent relevant $665+ sec. 462-5159 amp. Kenwood. New 236801878. EOE. Indian Preference in home full time. Home AC/ Ht/elect. Janit. & (510) 295-7745 for batteries,recons $5000 dn. $332/mo. work experience re- in box. $450. Home hiring will apply. with no more than 1 park. NCR 468-9101 avl, radiators, copper, $25,000 total price! quired. Three to DUPLEXES Sr lady would like stereo ex. cond. $350 Make a Difference biological child con- 320 brass, alum., stain- 262-0122 Bkr/Prin. five years experi- sidered. APARTMENTS same to share home 462-2588, 621-3118 in a young mans Not ready to retire? 2bd1ba. Yard. Some less steel. 467-1959 ence in all phases Retirees invited to 300 UNFURNISHED Sm chores. RENT life. Looking for fam- Enjoy helping pets OK. 6160 N. HANDYCAP apply. Contact TLC FREE. 462-2680 ily to become a fos- of item processing 1BD. PART FURN. State. Calpella. $800. DONATE VEHICLE, REAL ESTATE others? 707-463-1100 1, 4whl scooter. 770 ter parent for teen- preferred. Supervi- All utils, TV cable Ernie Fine Agt. 467- running or not AC- Join the Ukiah Senior MOBILES FOR Runs gd. $600 firm. 1Have equity in your sory experience re- Lic#236800809 Pd. $640 + $450 CEPTED! Free Tow- age boy. Enjoys Center Transporta- 3645 390 RENT 1, 3 whl scooter. property? Income quired. Afternoon to Sec. Dep. 462-4476 ing. Tax Deductible. sports, kayaking, tion Program. We are True to Life Childrens HOMES Needs some work. or credit problems? evening hours. We 1bdrm trlr. Senior Noahs Arc- Support reading & taking looking for 2 P/T Services A non profit FOR RENT $100 467-1928 Unusual property test for 10-key 3 Bdrms, 2 bth, 2 car 330 Park. 55+. $560/mo. No Kill Shelters, Ani- care of animals. Call drivers to work 2 FFA is looking for a Interest rates as low as 1% skills. garage. $1450/mo + $560 dep. Avail. Hot Tub ‘06 Deluxe mal Rights, Research Wendy for more info days/week, 7 am to Social Worker/Case 191 Cherry St. #A- Need cash out? Can do! Apply in person at 508 Empire Dr. Dec. 1. 467-9718 Model. Many jets. to Advance Veterina- 467-2000 or email: 2:30 pm. Paid Manager for a 1/2 spacious 2bd. RATES STILL LOW! Savings Bank of Ukiah 972-8622 Therapy seat. ry Treatments/Cures. Call Larry Wright KennedyW@ training for the right time position with the 1+ba. w/ large Up to 14x15 Mendocino County Apartments for rent Warranty. Never 1-866-912-GIVE. GOLDEN BEAR rcs4kids.org.$1500 person. Must have 200 N. School Street Shelter Care Pro- storage unit; fully SPACE. used. Can deliver. MORTGAGE monthly stipend compassion & pa- Ukiah, CA gram. Case load will Calpella $700. equipped, security All util. pd. $420/mo. 4X4'S Worth $5700. Sell 707-239-8080 non-taxable. Facility tience. If you are in no later than consist of up to 8 No pets. Credit reprt/ gates, incl. all utilit- 462-4476 650 FOR SALE score req. 485-0841 $1750 with new #236801918 general good health, Friday, December 1, children in In-land ies except nat. gas. FORD BRONCO ‘88 AVOID OR STOP 2006 at 4:00 P.M. MUSICAL cover. 707-766-8622 with a clean DMV and Fort Bragg shel- Cute 2 br. Cen. loc. $1050/mo. Selzer 4WD, tow pkg. AC, FORECLOSURE! Medical Assistant EOE/AA m/f/v/d 410 INSTRUMENTS Naked Lady Bulbs record, High School ter homes. Applicants NP No sec. 8 Good Realty 468-0411 new tires. Clean. Medical office seek- Guitar- Fender $2.00 each. Time to Save your Credit & GED and can pass a must have or be 1/2 cred. $725+ dep. To $3800/bo 462-6872 ing med. assist. to Real Estate Office Resonator- plant!. 391-6608 Equity before its too drug test come and semister away from a view call 472-0322 2 bdrm 1 bth laundry late. Free Special work in primary care Assistant P/T Send (DoBro) $400 GMC Suburban ‘87 pick up a application Masters Degree in rm. Lg fenced yd. Report explains setting. Flex hrs, resume to NCR 367 LEE KRAEMER 462-3281 Nighthawk wood 4WD, 3/4T, Tow pkg. at 497 Leslie St. Call related field. Compet- Talmage near shop- your options. Free $10.72/hr, benefits. N. State #207 Ukiah PROPERTY MGMT stove Exc. cond. 3rd seat. AC. $1500. Marilyn DeFrange itive salary. Contact ping $1200 462-2683 24hr recorded mess Application at: or fax 468-0605 or Spacious 1bd1ba. 2bd1ba.Ukiah-Gar. & Looking for $350.00 485-8200 Nr new tires. 462-6872 462-4343 ext. 115 for TLC @ 463-1100 1-866-738-5424 www.longvalley.org. email mendocountry $750. shop. Util rm. N/P/S used guitar. more information. SPA-Deluxe ‘06 VANS ext 83 www.WeBuy Deadline 11/29/06. EOE @sbcglobal.net POOL, LAUNDRY, N/sec. 8. $1100/mo. Please call RN FT. Potter Vly. Ukiah CARPORTS model. 30 jets. 660 FOR SALE HousesUkiah.com MENDO MILL Office Manager F/T Credit chk. 485-0433 Community Health No Section 8. 367-1438 Therapy seat. Never ASTRO ‘95 IS SEEKING $12-$14/hr. DOE. Daily Journal 3BD1BA. Center. 463-2134 used. Warr.Can del. Asking $2750. VINTERS DREAM APPLICANTS FOR Must know Quick 590 S. School St. Westside Ukiah $2850 468-4300 12 SW acres W/6 Erica 743-1188 X1. Luxury, new 1bdrm Good shape THE FOLLOWING books, Payroll, quar- $1200+$1000 dep. acres Pinot Noir 5th twn hm, w/d, back FURNITURE PETS & 489-5412 POSITIONS: terlies etc. Enquire @ SECRET CIRCULATION 367-0403 440 Leafing. 3K are 113 Northern Countertops yard, spiral staircase, SUPPLIES RECEIVING CLERK: SHOPPERS CLERK Blue Lakes 2 bdrm 3 pc oak ent. set 500 Chevy Lumina ‘96 clones, 1K are 115, 2485 N. State St. #2 all appli. Great views Receive & distribute To Evaluate Local 2bth dbl car gar. $200. pd $1800. Wht BOXER PUPPIES Low miles, mobility 1K-777, lK-Po- 467-3969 Businesses. Flex hrs, . $945/mo. 222 2 F 1 M Born 10/5. incoming merchan- PT/Weekend Fantastic lake views. queen canopy bd equipt. w/rascal & lift mards. 1200’ barn Training Provided Mason St. 972-1294 $30. Dinette set $75. $400 ea. Purebred, $5,000. 485-8378 dise. Ship out outgo- Outreach Assistant Mornings from $1100 925-354-7433 w/stalls, tack & hay 800-585-9024 PARK PLACE 485-9640/327-9847c parents on site. ing shipments. Must FIRST 5 Mendocino 6:30am-11:30am. Honda Odyssey ‘96 room for horses or ext 6520 1 bd. $725-$775 Lease 2bd1ba. Close 463-1393, 489-2262 be detail oriented and Ensure that residents Customer service, 3 piece coffee & end Exc. cond. 144k mi. convert to Winery. SERVERS 2 bdr. $850 TH $950. to shopping. N/P/S highly organized. and other advocates heavy phones, tables. Solid oak. Poodle-Peach- Well cared for $5,500 Deer fenced, elec. HOST/HOSTESSES Pool/garg. 462-5009 Sect. 8. $875/mo. + Prior exp. a+. of Mendocino Co. are typing, and com- Excel. cond. $300 Male/6mo old Ready 462-9147 gate. 1600’ MH is Apply in person dep. 462-8184 10-6 INVENTORY informed of the im- puter skills a plus. REFURBISHED firm. 467-1928 to go. Short hair cut. 2BD, 2 Ba. w/office. Zack’s 1430 N State Lovely 3bd2ba. Encl. TRUCKS CONTROL CLERK: portance of early Must have clean 2 BEDROOM. Call 462-7352 Incredible views yd. incl. landscaping. Early American Style 670 FOR SALE Do resets; establish childhood develop- THURSTON AUTO DMV. Pick up DW\Garage+pool Reg. Terrier Pups $1,1000. No pets. $1550/ mo. Bdrm set, 2 dressers, Chevy S-10 ‘99 4 cyl min/max levels; ment and the value of PLAZA application at front $850 mo. 463-2325 Tri color. 2 Males, 1 Bea, Broker @ No sec. 8. 462-7088 2 night stands & dble xtra cab 76k mi.Good support 4 local area FIRST 5 mendocino Business Office desk or fax female. 10 wks. old. 707-923-1949 Spacious 2 bdrm bed- solid Maple cond. $5,250.00 stores. resume to Newly remod. 3 bdrm $300 ea. 743-2317 funded programs. Help needed at 1 bth Heat, AC & H20 $800 459-1906 TRUCK DRIVER: 707-468-5780. 2 bth gar, yard, deck, 707-972-5201 Scope of Work: busy auto dealer- paid. Patio or balcony Class B or better For information Cent Air & heat, Maple dining rm. WE BUY HOUSES Develop a compre- ship. Must have $900 N/P 462-8600 Ford F100, 1/2 ton, drivers for local area set. Needs little work. 510 LIVESTOCK $$ FAST $$ hensive knowledge of basic bookkeeping call 468-3534 $1500. + $2,000 dep. 57’ & 60’, many new deliveries in Ukiah Spacious 2bd. Pool. B/O over $100. 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