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7 58551 69301 0 THURSDAY May 4, 2006 50 cents tax included DAILY JOURNAL ukiahdailyjournal.com 16 pages, Volume 148 Number 25 email: [email protected] Have a seat! College stadium a bit more comfortable By LAURA CLARK enough funding to put seats Mendocino College et sales at football and bas- The Daily Journal in. The 22-inch wide plastic Foundation and its board of ketball games, Beck said, At least 408 spectators will sculptured chairs cost over trustees. noting the athletic department now be able to sit back and $100 each, according to Ross Of those 408 seats, 271 already paid back $7,805 so relax during Mendocino Beck, Mendocino College were paid for with donations, far this year, even before the College sporting events. director of public informa- Beck said. The remaining seats were installed. Previously, seating in the tion. $50,000, for the other 137 outdoor stadium consisted of Last week -- some 15 seats and upgrades for handi- See SEATS, Page 15 a series of cement bleachers. years later -- the first group cap access, was provided by a Isaac Eckel/The Daily Journal The concrete for the stadi- of seats were installed, thanks loan from the Mendocino The first group of seats um seating area was poured to $27,000 in donations from College Foundation, to be have been installed in the back in 1991, but until various individuals, business- paid back by the college’s Mendocino College sta- recently, there simply wasn’t es, service clubs, and the athletic department from tick- dium. Mudslides get Putting in your garden? highway funds New state highway Annual plant sale a good place to start plan includes State By BEN BROWN The Daily Journal more money for approves The sun is out, the temperature is Willits Bypass rising and things are abloom every- NCRA where including the Mendocino The Daily Journal Community College agriculture At its latest meeting in department which will be holding its Sacramento, the California funding annual plant sale Friday from 9 a.m. Transportation Commission The Willits News until 3 p.m. and Saturday from 9 released $219 million in new SACRAMENTO - The a.m. until 1 p.m. transportation funding under California Transportation The sale was delayed for more the current State Commission has approved than a week because March and Transportation Improvement $7.8 million in funding for April’s heavy rains slowed the grow- Program and the State the North Coast Railroad ing process even in the greenhouses. Highway Operation and Authority. “The rain was unrelenting this Protection Program for 149 The funds, which are year, but, with a little bit of heat projects. designated for NCRA everything is flowering,” said agri- Allocated for Mendocino under the state’s Traffic cultural tech Kyle Riggs. County was: Congestion Relief The department will be selling a • $700,000 - For Highway Program, will be used to selection perennial and annual flow- 20 near Willits at Three Chop begin repairing culverts, ers. Also on sale are a wide variety Road intersection. On bridges, levees, and cross- December 31, 2005, the of tomatoes, peppers and herbs that ings along the NCRA’s mountainside became saturat- 316-mile publicly owned can be grown in a backyard garden ed and started sliding onto the or in pots on the back porch of an right-of-way, which roadway. On January 7, 2006, extends from Eureka to apartment. the slide became active again Riggs said the department was Novato along Highway 101 and increased in size sending and eastward to Lombard. proud to offer a variety of vegetables down additional material. and herbs, some of which, like heir- The CTC approval at its This project will remove and meeting in Fresno comes loom tomatoes and gypsy bell pep- dispose of slide material and pers, can be difficult to find in local on the heels of an April 21 repair the roadway. letter from CTC Executive stores. • $3 million - For Highway “We’ve really tried to have an Director John Barna to 101 near Leggett at 0.3 mile NCRA which says in part: unusual variety,” Riggs said. south of Jitney Gulch Bridge. New to the sale this year will be “It is in the best interest On December 19, 2005, a of NCRA and CTC and the mushroom logs. Students in the agri- slide occurred at this location culture department have been learn- State to see that the railroad and continued to enlarge fol- asset that you manage be ing how to inoculate dead logs with lowing continuous heavy rain. mushroom spores so the grown maintained and that a This project installs subsur- viable rail operation be mushrooms can be harvested. The face drainage, constructs a logs are approximately two-feet long established as soon as pos- retaining wall and rebuilds sible. To that end, we con- and six-inches wide and have been the roadway damaged by the inoculated with Shitake mushroom cur with NCRA’s short- slide. term strategic objective of spores. • $7 million - For Highway Money raised from the sale is establishing an operating 101 near Leggett at the segment along the southern used by the college’s agriculture Confusion Hill viaduct. Due end of the line to Windsor department to buy equipment and to the series of rainstorms in by the end of 2007. In our build new greenhouses and other Isaac Eckel/The Daily Journal December 2005 and January view achieving this objec- structures. Kim Lyly, a graduate of the Horticulture program at Mendocino 2006, a slide at this location College, arranges plants and picks ripe strawberries from plants tive is of paramount impor- “It’s been really helpful, it gives caused extensive road clo- tance.” us extra space,” Riggs said. that will go on sale to the public Friday and Saturday at the col- sures. Initial project was to lege. “This signals the begin- The money also pays the wages remove and dispose of the ning of the restoration of student workers like Breitany In addition to raising money, trees and barns on Hensley Creek slide material and repair work on the south end Giannola, an agriculture student with retaining walls. This supple- which will lead to the a major in biology who works taking Riggs said the plant sale provides an Road. mental is needed to continue opportunity for the public to see “It isn’t about just budding seeds return of rail service in care of the plants in the greenhouses slide material disposal opera- phases,” said NCRA Chair and checking them for bugs. what the agriculture department does in the ground,” Riggs said. tions and to repair the failing “It’s the best job ever,” she said. in its building tucked behind the oak See GARDEN, Page 15 See RAIL, Page 15 See FUNDS, Page 15 Groups seek health warning for diesel school buses By DOUGLAS FISCHER operator with a fleet of 40,000 requiring Laidlaw to post unavailable for comment. even those equipped with the The Oakland Tribune IN OUR REGION buses. warnings about the exhaust in The lawsuit cites several latest “clean diesel” technolo- Two environmental justice The suit was filed under its California buses before the recent studies showing diesel gy exposed children to more groups want parents to know a California’s Proposition 65, next school year begins. school bus engines pollute the pollutants than buses little more about the air their the front grill. the Safe Drinking Water and “Diesel is just a really dirty air inside the cabin with their equipped with compressed kids breath while riding a Tuesday, the Toxic Enforcement Act of fuel. It’s barely refined,” said own exhaust. natural gas engines. diesel-powered school bus: Environmental Law 1986, and claims children rid- Alise Cappel, research direc- Ukiah Unified’s 30 school Commuting on a conventional Namely, that the bus’ Foundation and the Children’s ing Laidlaw school buses are tor for the law foundation. buses are all diesel powered. diesel bus exposed children to engine fills the cabin with Earth Foundation filed suit in exposed to cancer-causing “With the windows closed, A 2003 study of Los “significantly higher” pollu- diesel pollution, making it San Francisco against Laidlaw diesel engine exhaust without you’re riding in some serious Angeles buses, commissioned tant concentrations than the four to 10 times as sooty, on Transit Inc., North America’s the required state warning. emissions.” by the California Air outside air. average, than the air outside largest private school bus It seeks a court order Laidlaw officials were Resources Board, found that See DIESEL, Page 15 2 – THURSDAY, MAY 4, 2006 DAILY DIGEST Editor: K.C. Meadows, 468-3526 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected] The world briefly FUNERAL NOTICES [\ and nephews Corin- Funeral service culture. In 1997 Bob- na, Christopher, Anita, will be held on Friday May by and his Family fell in Iran’s nuclear ambitions top Bush talks WillIam, Jacob, and 5th, at the New love with and moved Seth. Preceded in death by Life Community Church, to Covelo, California. He with German chancellor his father Ben 1:00 pm, preceding and his wife Sheila, WASHINGTON (AP) — President Bush and German McNally of Ukiah. the grave side service. who would have been mar- Kevin graduated from ried 27 years this Chancellor Angela Merkel presented a united front Wednesday [\ on the need to stifle Iran’s nuclear ambitions but tread cau- Ukiah High School in May, had finally found their tiously in public on their uphill push for possible U.N. sanc- 1976. He worked as the ROBERT (BOBBY) FETZER own slice of para- tions. Office manager at Robert (Bobby) Fetzer dise here on earth. “We spent a lot of time on Iran — after all, we’re close allies Mendo Lake Office passed away in a river Although Bobby enjoyed in trying to make sure that the Iranians do not develop a nuclear Products in Lakeport. He rafting accident last hard work, he was weapon,” Bush said after his Oval Office meetings with was a member of the Sunday, April 30th, 2006. also a man who knew how to Merkel. “We will continue to consult with our partners as to Mendocino County For his 50th birthday, appreciate the how to achieve a diplomatic solution to this issue.” Sheriffs Office Search and which was on March simple pleasures of life like Other than Merkel’s statement that it is crucial to “try to Rescue, Mendoci- 24th this year, all he asked playing acoustic draw as many partners as possible” into the diplomatic efforts, no County Four Wheel for was a river music, singing, spending neither leader would directly address how to bring Russia and Drive Club and the rafting trip on the local Eel time with is family China alongside the countries that are moving toward sanc- Ukiah Valley 4th of July River. River rafting and I must mention that he tions. KEVIN BRUCE MCNALLY Revelry logistics and had become his new found cooked a mean He passed away at his operations engineer. passion, and breakfast. Bobby’s person- home on May 1, 2006 Kevin was a mentor and those who knew him best, ality was larger- Report: Feds can’t come at the age of 48. He was friend to many in the say they had never than-life and he will be to rescue during flu pandemic born in Ukiah Au- Redwood Empire. He seen him so excited. Bobby greatly missed. enjoyed the outdoors loved the river Bobby is survived by his WASHINGTON (AP) — President Bush’s plan for dealing gust 22, 1957. He is sur- vived by his Son and was an avid hunter and and was always most com- beloved wife Sheila with a flu pandemic warns that the federal government won’t be sportsman. He fortable outdoors in and his two sons Ben and able to bail out communities reeling from illness and economic USMC LCPL Jared Wade McNally of the 3D was very full of life in the nature. Jake who were the upheaval, and calls on businesses and individuals to take steps community as a vol- Bobby was born the sev- pride and joy of his life. now to keep vital services running. The updated plan, released FAST ATTACK Company, girlfriend Cindy unteer throughout Lake enth child of Bernard A memorial service will Wednesday, stresses basic human needs such as medical care and Mendocino and Kathleen Fetzer in be held high noon, and food, but doesn’t address some major hurdles — how to Melvin of Ukiah, Mother Jean McNally, Broth- Counties. He is deeply loved 1956. As the Fetzer Saturday, May 6th, 2006. meet those needs if massive absenteeism stops transportation by his close family grew Fetzer The memorial will by closing oil refineries, or crashes the Internet so workers er and Sister in-law Scott and Gabriele friends and family. Vineyards during the be a potluck and will take can’t telecommute. “Our efforts require the participation of, Viewing will be held on 1980s, he played an impor- place at the Masut and coordination by, all levels of government and segments of McNally of Concord, Sister Lisa Parsons of Thursday, May 4th 6- tant role in the de- Barn, 73001 Covelo Road, society,” Bush said in a letter to Americans unveiling his updat- 8 pm, at Eversole Mortuary. velopment of organic viti- Covelo, California. ed national pandemic response strategy. McMinnville, OR. Nieces

of those arrested on suspicion of dri- POLICE REPORTS ving under the influence of an intoxi- Two Highway 101 crashes back to back on Wednesday cant: all DUI cases reported by law By BEN BROWN The following were enforcement agencies are reported by At 7:47 a.m., Leticia crash caused moderate to plained of pain and were the newspaper.The Daily Journal makes The Daily Journal Chavez, 50, of Talmage, dri- major damage to the back of transported to Ukiah Valley compiled from reports prepared by the Ukiah no exceptions. Two traffic accidents ving a 1991 Mitsubishi Chavez’s vehicle. Granados Medical Center for treatment. Police Department. To CORRECTIONS involving four vehicles and a Gallant slowed with traffic in swerved left in an attempt to In addition to CHP, The anonymously report deer reduced northbound response to Wright’s over- avoid the crash and came to Ukiah Valley Fire Department crime information, call The Ukiah Daily Journal reserves this Highway 101 to a single lane turned vehicle and was struck rest in the median. and the Ukiah Ambulance ser- space to correct errors or make clarifications 463-6205. to news articles. Significant errors in obitu- and slowed traffic at the Plant from behind by Rennee Only minor injuries were vice responded to this call. ary notices or birth announcements will Road overpass Wednesday Granados, 22, of Ukiah, dri- reported as a result of this Ben Brown can be reached ARREST -- Roy Thomas result in reprinting the entire article. Errors morning. ving a Toyota Camry. The crash, some parties com- at [email protected] Robinson, 25, of Boonville, may be reported to the editor, 468-3526. The first accident occurred was arrested on suspicion at 7:40 a.m. Wednesday when of driving under the influ- LOTTERY NUMBERS Rita Johnson, 47, of Ukiah, ence and parole violations DAILY 3: Mid: 5, 1, 6. was driving northbound on at the corner of South State Evening: 1, 4, 3. Highway 101 in a 2002 GMC Street and Plant Road at FANTASY 5: 1, 5, 25, Yukon at approximately 65 2:32 a.m., Wednesday. 30, 37. miles per hour. According to a LOTTO: 2, 9, 11, 27, 28. Those arrested by law enforcement Mega: 27. California Highway Patrol officers are innocent until proven guilty. report, Johnson hit a deer People reported as having been arrest- DAILY DERBY: 1st: 06 which had leapt into the right ed may contact the Daily Journal once Whirl Win. 2nd: 08 hand lane. their case has been concluded so the Gorgeous George. 3rd: 09 results can be reported. Those who feel Winning Spirit. Race time: Holly Wright, 37, of the information is in error should con- Hopland, who was following tact the appropriate agency. In the case 1:45.51 behind Johnson in a 2004 Ford Ranger, swerved to avoid the collision and lost control of her vehicle, eventu- VOGT’S Communication Services ally rolling her car onto the passenger side, partially 24 Hour Service blocking both lanes of north- bound Highway 101 and Tailored to Your slowing traffic. Business Needs

Isaac Eckel/The Daily Journal Above, Ukiah Valley firefighters work to remove vic- tims from a Mitsubishi Gallant that was involved in 462-4126 the second of two accidents on Highway 101 Northbound Wednesday morning. At left, traffic is diverted around an overturned Ford Ranger Wednesday morning, the first of two accidents on Highway 101 Northbound. ESTATE SALE Friday • Saturday • Sunday O N M A I N May 5-6-7 • 9AM 351 Uva Place near the Broiler Steak House Entire Household SPRING CLOTHES ARE HERE and garage of Clothing and Accessories 323 North Main St • Ukiah 462-5911 66 years of living Collectibles, cut-glass, INDOOR CRYPT PRESALES tools, etc. Lustre Jewelry Service CENTER EVERGREEN MEMORIAL GARDENS & Gem Company Since 1969 859 N. State Street Steven & Rebecca Stern EVERSOLE MORTUARY Sunday - 1/2 Price While You Wait (707) 462-4472 is preparing to build a 4th addition to their Mausoleum, Columbarium. EXPERT JEWELRY REPAIR Crypts are now available for presale at a 10% savings. 35 years experience TIRES Questions, please contact us Visit our web site at ukiahdailyjournal.com 118 S. State St., Ukiah 462-2206 Phone/Fax (707) 462-0907 FD-24 email us at [email protected]

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Begun on a lark 10 years DUCKIE/CINCO DE MAYO PARTY – Rock and roll; contest ago, the Mendocino Comedy for best rock and roll outfit; 7 to 10:30 p.m.; Happiness is Club; 311; Festival returns once again to Lake Mendocino Dr. the Northcoast, at a new time STEPHEN HAHM – Guitarist and singer; 9 a.m. to noon; at the this year-the month of May. Farmers’ Market; on School and Clay St.; downtown Ukiah. This year’s fest once again MARC HANSEN – Dinner concert; 7 to 10 p.m.; Potter Valley features three weekends of Cafe; 10761 Main St.; Potter Valley; 743-2848. improvised comedy starring THE NEW UP – Rock; Ukiah Brewing Co.; 745 N. State St; Hit and Run Theater and Ukiah; 9:30 p.m.; $6 cover charge; 21 and older only. Friends as well as Los DJ DANCE MUSIC – DJ dance music; with Smokin Joe; lots Angeles Theatresports. of drink specials; Perkins Street Lounge; 228 E. Perkins St., Ukiah; Improvised games, stories 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. and songs will be featured as well as Sunday night Theatresports’ matches. SATURDAY Following on the Mendocino W.A.D. FEST – Play making and fun; The Ukiah Playhouse; 8 Film Festival, Hit and Run p.m.; Tickets available at Mendocino Book Company in downtown will also present a Hit and Ukiah, and through the Ukiah Players Theatre box office at 462- Run Movie Night on 9226. Monday, May 22 and two CINCO DE MAYO FEST – 5th annual Cinco de Mayo Improv Acting and Music Festival; Alex R. Thomas Plaza in Downtown Ukiah; For more workshops. The Mendocino information on Booths, Parade, Scholarships or the Queen contest, Comedy Festival will pre- call 467-3200 ext. 323. miere Friday, May 12 and THE BELTONES – Country music and dance; 7 p.m. to 10:30 offer up an event-filled line p.m.; Ukiah Senior Center; 499 Leslie St.; $8 for members, $9 for up through Saturday, May 27 non members; 21 years and older only. at the Caspar Community DAVE STEIN BUBHUB – Live music; Ukiah Brewing Co.; Center, 15651 Caspar Road 745 N. State St; Ukiah; 9:30 p.m.; $6 cover charge; 21 and older in Caspar. only. Each weekend will com- UKIAH SYMPHONY – Concert; 8 p.m.; Mendocino College bine a variety of improvised Center Theater; 1000 Hensley Creek Rd.; Ukiah; $20 for seniors styles and formats. On Friday (65 and older) $18 under 18 and $5 for younger children; 462-0236. and Saturday nights, Hit and MARC HANSEN – Live music; 7 to 10 p.m.; Milano Winery; Run will play a multiplicity Hwy 101 South; noon to 4 p.m. of improvised games, songs ANDERSON VALLEY BEER FEST – The 10th annual and stories. On Sunday Anderson Valley Beer Fest; taps are open from 1 to 5 p.m. with live evenings the group will bring music until 6 p.m.; Mendocino County Fairgrounds; Boonville; back the popular Theatres Advance tickets are $25, $30 at the gate and non-drinkers are $5. ports show format to coastal LEADERSHIP MENDOCINO FUNDRAISER – Leadership audiences. March’s Caspar Mendocino will host its 7th annual fundraiser; Redwood Valley Chainsaw Chuckle fest wit- Cellars; 6 to 9 p.m.; Tickets are $35; available from the Ukiah nessed the coastal premiere Chamber of Commerce; 200 S. School St.; Ukiah; 462-4705; or at of this exciting genre, which the Willits Chamber of Commerce; 239 S. Main St.; Willits; 459- combines the bombast and 7910; or through Rusty Eddy; Leadership Mendocino; 462-7196. hoopla of a sporting event KARAOKE – Karaoke at Yokayo Bowl; 1401 N. State St.; with the subtleties of theatre. Ukiah; 8:30 p.m.; 462- 8686; no cover charge. Theatres ports has spread THE BELTONES – Country music and dance; 7 p.m. to 10:30 across the English speaking Submitted photo\ p.m.; Ukiah Senior Center; 499 Leslie St.; $8 for members, $9 for world and to the rest of Members of Hit and Run Theater, from the top, are Steve Weingarten; Alonya non members; bring finger food to share. Europe and Asia as well. This Eisenberg; Doug Nunn; Kathy O’Grady; Dan Sullivan; and Jill Jahelka. The troupe DJ DANCE MUSIC – DJ dance music; with Smokin Joe; lots summer Germany is planning will be performing as part of the 10th annual Mendocino Comedy Festival. of drink specials; Perkins Street Lounge; 228 E. Perkins St., Ukiah; a “World Impro Cup” to coin- weekend, Friday, Saturday, as well as former Mendo bring back Hit and Run per- 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. cide with the soccer World and Sunday May 12, 13, and High Improv Club star Dan former Ute Rowland to join Cup. Teams from 16 nations 14 brings Hit and Run Sullivan for a weekend of Jill Jahelka, Doug Nunn, SUNDAY have been invited, including Theater players together for a off-the-cuff comedy based Kathy O’Grady, Steve an American team featuring weekend of spontaneous mer- entirely on audience sugges- Weingarten, Alonya MARC HANSEN – Live music; 7 to 10 p.m.; Milano Winery; long time Mendocino riment. Longtime Northcoast tion. They will be accompa- Eisenberg and Dan Sullivan Hwy 101 South; noon to 4 p.m. Comedy Festival and LA favorite Tracy Burns, fresh nied again this year by Los for three nights of improvisa- DANCE WAVE – Freestyle community dance for fitness and Theatresports’ favorite, Dan off a guest turn with Angeles keyboardist and tion. Ute has been performing release; Mendocino Ballet Studio; 205 S. State St., Ukiah; 10:30 O’Connor. Dan will be fea- Desperate Housewives, joins composer Allen Simpson, around the Southwest with a.m. to 12:30 p.m.; sliding scale donation; 489-3345. tured at the Mendocino Hit and Run Theater veterans who delighted coastal audi- Tucson, Arizona’s Not WEEKLY DART TOURNEY – Weekly dart tournaments are Comedy Festival on Jill Jahelka, Doug Nunn, ences last year with his imag- Turned Off, Just Unscrewed held Sundays at the Hopland Brewery; 13351 Hwy. 101 S., Thursday and Friday, May 25 for the past few years. There Hopland; 3 to 6 p.m.; 744-1361. Kathy O’Grady, Steve inative musical offerings. and 26. Weingarten, last year’s rookie Friday, Saturday, and MEDITATION ON THE INNER LIGHT AND SOUND – The festival’s opening Meditation instruction and weekly group practice; 7:30 to 9:30 sensation Alonya Eisenberg Sunday, May 19, 20, and 21 See COMEDY, Page 9 p.m.; Willits; free; call for directions; 459-4444. TUESDAY Elizabeth MacDougall to play Chopin KARAOKE – Every Tuesday; Perkins Street Lounge; 228 E. Perkins St., Ukiah; 8 p.m.; no fee. GARDEN AND TREE CARE WORKSHOPS – Mendocino at Ukiah Symphony concert this weekend County Relief and the Potter Valley Tribe are offering a series of The Daily Journal workshops on tree and garden care; Potter Valley Tribe Community Melodies abound in Ukiah Center; 2251 S.State St.; Ukiah; 6:30 to 8 p.m.; 462-1213. Symphony’s May 6 and 7 concerts. Chopin’s piano virtuosity, Dvorak’s native harmonies, and Richard Strauss’ 4th annual Festival of grandiose musical lines will delight the audience as the Symphony performs in three different musical venues: full sym- New Plays to be held phony, wind ensemble, and piano with orchestra. Pianist Elizabeth MacDougall will be at Mendocino College featured in Chopin’s f minor Piano The Daily Journal directs this charming farce. Concerto. MacDougall recently thrilled The Mendocino College Florence Peck’s “Going the audience at Ukiah’s Professional Theatre Arts Department will Home” is set in a secluded cor- Pianists’ concert with her brilliant (and present the Fourth Annual ner of an indoor shopping mall. fast!) Chopin piano pieces. Festival of New Plays on Friday Director Barbara Nobles Of Chopin’s six works for piano and and Saturday May 12 and 13 at describes the play as “a story of orchestra, all five of those with essential 8 p.m. in the college’s Little love, dedication, and the com- material for the orchestra were completed Theatre, room 710 on the Ukiah mitment of a younger sister to campus. her older sister, even though the before he left Poland at the age of 20. An The festival features seven older sister is oblivious to what outstanding pianist, Chopin was inexperi- plays, all world premieres by is really going on in the younger enced at orchestration, therefore sentenc- local playwrights. Each play is sister’s life.” ing symphony musicians to long pianistic approximately 10 minutes long In Paul Kubin’s “The Cost of phrasing and string players to awkward and will be presented at both Travel” a man and a woman bowings. For more than a hundred years performances. Many of the meet in a time-travel station after Chopin’s death, it became custom- plays were developed in where they confront their past ary to perform the Concerto with its Submitted photo English professor Jody and learn to move on in the pre- orchestration touched up by latter-day Elizabeth MacDougall, who has performed and taught piano locally for Gehrman’s writing classes. sent. Ian Stigliani is the director. musicians or with cuts in the solo orches- many years, will be performing this weekend. Gehrman has served as the pro- In Keith Aisner’s “Ice tra passages. That tradition was almost typically difficult passages for the pianist Illinois. Since then she has studied with duction’s dramaturge and is also Cream,” set in an old-fashioned universally abandoned by the middle of ice cream parlor, a couple talks as well as for the orchestra. Chopin was world-renowned teachers including one of the featured playwrights. the last century, however, and today the definitely born a genius composer of Harold Logan, Carl U. Schnabel, and cur- The plays have been direct- about having extra-marital piece is performed with the composer’s affairs. Since they are not alone, piano music -- he was 18 or 19 when he rently John Ringold of Santa Rosa. ed by Mendocino College original scoring. wrote it!” MacDougall has taught piano class at directing students under the they conduct their conversation MacDougall, commenting about her in humorous double entendres, MacDougall has appeared with the Mendocino College since 1985 and in guidance of theatre professor history with the f minor concerto, stated, Ukiah Symphony performing Beethoven, 2000 was honored with the Mendocino Reid Edelman. The short plays using ice cream as a metaphor. Toby Rodriques is the director. “The first movement was assigned to me Tchaikovsky, Rachmaninoff, Grieg, College President’s Award for Excellence cover a range of topics and per- my senior year at University of the Bach, and Franck, and as pianist for in Teaching. In 2002 she released her first formance styles. According to In Jonathan Whipple’s “Happy’s Down,” directed by Pacific by Frank Wiens. But I wasn’t too many local musical productions includ- CD, “New Perspective,” a compilation of Edelman, “this annual festival is happy learning the Chopin; at that time, I one of the college theatre pro- Christine Hance, a man has run ing performances with UPT, UCLO and favorite classical piano pieces. Currently over and killed his neighbor’s wanted to play the Mozart D minor con- Mendocino College. As a student, she she is recording student works for her pri- gram’s most exciting projects.” certo, which Roy Bogas did awhile back In Bill Webster’s “The Way dog. When he asks the grieving studied with Ada Mosley, Siegfried vate teaching studio and taking MIDI dog owner to pay for the dam- with Ukiah Symphony. So when Schultze, Barbara Curtis, and Thomas (“Musical Instrument Digital Interface”) These Things Work,” an inept Conductor Les Pfutzenreuter asked me robber interrupts a couple in age to his car, the classic boy Schumacher, and received a Bachelor’s classes through Boston’s Berklee online marriage counseling. The action meets girl story takes on an what I wanted to play I suggested this in Music Performance at University of music school. escalates into a whirlwind of unusual twist. piece, wanting to understand better why the Pacific and a Master’s degree in Frank had picked this piece for me. It has chaotic events. Marji Artlip See NEW PLAYS, Page 9 Music from Northwestern University in See CHOPIN, Page 9 4 – THURSDAY, MAY 4, 2006 FORUM Editor: K.C. Meadows, 468-3526 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected] Letters from our readers In our opinion From the desk of... Don’t believe everything you read A distinguished school To the Editor: After reading the April 30 letters to the Congratulations to Potter Valley • Varied teaching strategies that provide PAUL KRUGMAN editor (“Pot Questions”) I have a much bet- Elementary School, named a California challenging learning experiences for all stu- ter understanding of the out and out fiction- Distinguished School for 2006. dents. al reality that is being propagated by a very That’s quite an achievement and one that • Strong library media services and tech- few members of our community. My stan- shows how hard the school’s staff, teachers nology that supports learning. dard for letters and educational information and students have worked to become an • Academically competent and caring is having fact based material that is fully example of what is right in public schools teachers. researched and the source material is noted. today. • Support for students who are learning We base our information mainly on the fed- Here are just a few of the criteria that the English, or who have physical or learning Death by eral government’s research and documenta- state uses to choose a school like Potter disabilities. tion from esteemed and well respected Valley Elementary School: • Support for student learning through organizations like the American Medical • High academic expectations for all stu- family involvement and partnerships with dents based on California’s state standards. insurance Association, etc. business and community groups. 1. Yes, cannabis has been tested for car- •Visionary and collaborative school lead- • “Safe school” culture that supports the For lower-income working Americans, lack of ership committed to excellence. cinogens, in fact the burning of cigarettes inclusion of all students and promotes posi- health insurance is quickly becoming the new normal. and barbecues also are extremely danger- • Regular and systematic monitoring of That's the implication of survey results just released student progress. tive character traits, such as caring, citizen- ous. Using a vaporizer removes a potential ship, fairness, respect, responsibility, and by the Commonwealth Fund, a nonpartisan organiza- danger created by burning plant materials. • Strong core curriculum in all required tion that studies health care. The survey found that 41 subject areas. trustworthiness. The way they work is simple instead of • Programs that foster wellness and percent of nonelderly American adults with incomes burning the herb the temperature is regulat- • State standards-aligned textbooks and between $20,000 and $40,000 a year were without core curriculum materials provided to all health. ed so no burning takes place just a vapor is That’s quite a list of accomplishments. health insurance for all or part of 2005. That's up from freed from the herb. students. 28 percent as recently as 2001. 2. The writer claims that 70 percent of Many of the uninsured reported spending their marijuana grown ends up in schools. This entire savings on health care and/or that they were is just not the truth. In the same vein the having difficulty paying for basic necessities. And writer loosely ask the question, “Is this the most uninsured adults reported cutting corners on cause of youth obesity.” What do you medical care to save money -- failing to fill prescrip- think? tions, skipping medications, going without preventive 3. The last question I will respond to: care. “Did you know that it’s possible for a MedPot Doctor with no staff to give Here's the other side of the same coin: health insur- required medical exams to 200 to 300 peo- ers' business is lagging, reports The Wall Street ple in a single day at $300 each and still Journal, as "rising premiums and medical costs push have time for a 18 holes of golf?” Do the more of their traditional-employer customers to shun math. In 12 hours at 10 minutes per patient or curtail company health benefits." And some the most any one could see is 72 patients investors are feeling the pain. Aetna's stock price fell per twelve hours with no breaks. A far way sharply last week on news that its "medical cost ratio" away from 200 to 300 patients. Ask any -- a term I'll explain in a minute -- rose from 77.9 to physician. 79.4. I do agree that it is our responsibility to Taken together, these stories tell the tale of a health learn about all folks who are running for care system that's driving a growing number of office before Election Day in a town hall Americans into financial ruin, and in many cases kills meeting style. them through lack of basic care. (The Institute of Please join Northern California NORML Medicine, part of the National Academy of Sciences, and other non-profit organizations at noon estimates that lack of health insurance leads to 18,000 May 6 at the Mendocino Courthouse unnecessary American deaths -- the equivalent of six (Ukiah) as we are part of the Worldwide 9/11s -- each year.) Yet this system actually costs more Marijuana March. Like my good friend to run than we would spend if we guaranteed health says, “Educate to Liberate.” insurance to everyone. So there you have it. Trust your judg- How do we know this? The medical cost ratio is the ment, respect yourself and please do not percentage of insurance premiums paid out to doctors, hurt others by spreading unsupported lies hospitals and other health care providers. Investors are and innuendo. upset about Aetna's rising ratio, because it leaves less Dane Wilkins room for profit. But even after the rise in the cost ratio, Executive director Aetna spends less than 80 cents of each dollar in Northern California NORML The kids were allowed and encouraged and Bonnie Anderson, Kathy, Paul, and health insurance premiums on actually providing to be kids; climbing, running around, hik- Zach (and possibly others that I have yet to medical care. The other 20 cents go into profits, mar- ing, exploring the trails, riding horses and hear) is a terrible travesty for these kids. keting and administrative expenses. Sorry to see making (and destroying) projects made Those fine people gave 200 percent and Other private insurers have similar ratios. And program shut down with all sorts of materials. There were other their heart and soul for those kids. I wish here's the thing: most of those 20 cents spent on things activities as well, but they are too many to the best for all of you, as I know it will be other than medical care are unnecessary. Older To the Editor: list. hard to top that experience. Americans are covered by Medicare, which doesn't I just learned some very sad news. I Other places that I worked had so many Dan and Bonnie made it happen once spend large sums on marketing and doesn't devote a heard that Tapestry Ranch, a wonderful rules and restrictions (no climbing, no before with the help of some other fine lot of resources to screening out people likely to have after school program for troubled youth, throwing things other than balls, no jump- people, so my thoughts and encouragement high medical bills. As a result, Medicare manages to has closed the doors to the ranch and lost ing around) that the kids were practically are with you that you can do it again. spend about 98 percent of its funds on actual medical some of the best staff and leadership that I choked. SED kids have a hard enough time Kristi (Davis) Van Tassel care. ever had the pleasure to be with. (I won’t with life, without having to line up to go to Ukiah call it work, because I had too much fun meals, or sit for hours in “group.” Tapestry What would happen if Medicare was expanded to there.) looked at each child’s strengths and weak- cover everyone? You might think that the nation I have worked with emotionally dis- ness and designed individual goals that would spend more on health care, since this would turbed children in various settings, for a were ever changing, based on the child’s Stop the vandalism mean covering 46 million Americans who are current- total of over nine years and I have to say current needs. They also had teams, which To the Editor: ly uninsured. But the uninsured already receive some that my short time spent at Tapestry was allowed the kids to work together and be medical care at public expense -- for example, treat- My name is Tahni Harp. I am in third ment in emergency rooms that would have been both the best time of my life. part of an after school “family” of sorts. grade student at Frank Zeek School. Lately, Their basic rules were, “Be safe, be Some of the kids I saw there would have cheaper and more effective if provided in doctors' I have been concerned about the vandalism offices. respectful and have fun.” And it worked! been in restraint after restraint at other in the world. They should stop trashing our facilities. And other facilities I worked at, I world and stop burning people’s cars and If you do the math, it becomes clear that covering LETTER POLICY would have done a few restraints a day. But houses. They can go to Juvenile Hall. I also everyone under Medicare would actually be signifi- at Tapestry, they found other outlets for the think we should put cameras at our school. cantly cheaper than our current system. The Daily Journal welcomes letters to the anger often felt by these traumatized kids, I think that people should take care of other And this calculation doesn't even take into account editor. All letters must include a clear name, like throwing rocks at a target, or climbing people’s houses and not trash them. People the costs our fragmented system imposes on doctors signature, return address and phone number. on the obstacle course. And there was one Letters are generally published in the order should take care of our community and and hospitals. Benjamin Brewer, a doctor who writes they are received, but shorter, concise letters restraint; in the whole time I was there don’t smoke and then when you are done, an online column for The Wall Street Journal, recent- are given preference. Because of the volume (nearly a year). If that’s not proof that it put it in the trash and keep the community ly commented on the excess expenses he incurs trying of letters coming in, letters of more than 400 worked, I don’t know what is. and our Earth clean. to deal with 301 different private insurance plans. words in length may take longer to be print- I don’t know the reasons behind the clo- Tahni Harp According to Brewer, he currently employs two full- ed. Names will not be withheld for any rea- sure and I probably don’t want to know. All Frank Zeek School time staff members for billing, and his two secretaries son. If we are aware that you are connected I know is that the loss of the ranch, Dan . spend half their time collecting insurance information. to a local organization or are an elected offi- "I suspect," he wrote, "I could go from four people in cial writing about the organization or body the paper chase to one with a single-payer system." on which you serve, that will be included in your signature. If you want to make it clear WHERE TO WRITE Many pundits see red at the words "single-payer you are not speaking for that organization, system." They think it means low-quality socialized you should do so in your letter.All letters President George Bush: The White Sacramento, 95814. (916) 319-2001; Santa medicine; they start telling horror stories -- almost all are subject to editing without notice. Editing House, 1600 Pennsylvania Ave., Washing- Rosa, 576-2526; FAX, Santa Rosa, 576- of them false -- about the problems of other countries' is generally limited to removing statements ton, D.C. 20500; (202) 456-1111, FAX 2297. Berg's field representative in Ukiah health care. Yet there's nothing foreign or exotic about that are potentially libelous or are not suit- (202)456-2461. office located at 104 W. Church St, Ukiah, the concept: Medicare is a single-payer system. It's not able for a family newspaper. Form letters 95482, 463-5770. The office’s fax number is perfect, it could certainly be improved, but it works. that are clearly part of a write-in campaign Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger: will not be published. You may drop letters State Capitol, Sacramento, 95814. (916) 463-5773. E-mail to: So here we are. Our current health care system is off at our office at 590 S. School St., or fax 445-2841; FAX (916)445-4633 [email protected] unraveling. Older Americans are already covered by a letters to 468-3544, mail to Letters to the Sen. Barbara Boxer: 112 Hart Senate Senator Wes Chesbro: State Senate national health insurance system; extending that sys- Editor, P.O. Box 749, Ukiah, 95482 or e- Office Bldg., Washington, D.C. 20510; District 2, Capitol Building, Room 5100, tem to cover everyone would save money, reduce mail them to [email protected]. E-mail letters (202)224-3553; San Francisco, (415) 403- Sacramento, 95814. (916) 445-3375; FAX financial anxiety and save thousands of American should also include hometown and a phone 0100 FAX (415) 956-6701 lives every year. Why don't we just do it? number. (916) 323-6958. Ukiah office is P.O. Box Sen. Dianne Feinstein: 331 Hart Sen- 785, Ukiah, 95482, 468-8914, FAX 468- 8931. District offices at 1040 Main St., Suite THANK YOU LETTER POLICY ate Office Bldg., Washington, D.C. 20510. Paul Krugman joined The New York Times in (202)224-3841 FAX (202) 228-3954; San 205, Napa, 94559, 224-1990, 50 D St., Suite 1999 as a columnist on the Op-Ed Page and Editor’s note: The Daily Journal welcomes Francisco (415) 393-0707; senator@fein- 120A, Santa Rosa, 95404, 576-2771, and stein.senate.gov continues as Professor of Economics and letters of thanks from organizations and indi- 317 3rd St., Suite 6, Eureka, 95501, 445- International Affairs at Princeton University. viduals. We are glad that so many successful Congressman Mike Thompson: 1st 6508. Email: [email protected]. events are held here. However, thank you let- District, 231 Cannon Office Bldg, Washing- Mendocino County Supervisors: ters must be kept short. For that reason we ton, D.C. 20515. (202) 225-3311; FAX have a 20-business name limit per letter. If Michael Delbar, 1st District; Jim Watten- your letter lists more than 20 businesses it will (202)225-4335. Fort Bragg district office, burger, 2nd District; Hal Wagenet, 3rd Dis- The Ukiah not be printed. Shorter thank you letters which 430 N. Franklin St., PO Box 2208, Fort trict; Kendall Smith, 4th District; David Col- do not contain lists of participants or donors Bragg 95437; 962-0933,FAX 962-0934; fax, 5th District. All can be reached by writ- will be printed more quickly. Those wishing to www.house.gov/write rep ing to 501 Low Gap Road, Room 1090, DAILY JOURNAL thank long lists of people and businesses are Assemblywoman Patty Berg: State Ukiah, 95482, 463-4221, FAX 463-4245. Publisher: Kevin McConnell Editor: K.C. Meadows welcome to contact our advertising department Assembly District 1, Capitol, Rm. 2137, [email protected] for help with a thank you ad. Advertising director: Cindy Delk Office manager: Yvonne Bell Circulation director: Cornell Turner Group systems director: Sue Whitman ON EDITORIALS Visit our web site at ukiahdailyjournal.com Daily Journal editorials are written by Member Member California Editor K.C. Meadows with the concurrence Audit Bureau Newspaper Publishers of Publisher Kevin McConnell. email us at [email protected] Of Circulations Association THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT THURSDAY, MAY 4, 2006 – 5

10th annual Boonville Beer Fest a wide variety of birds and other life in this unique habitat, including a large pink and white bird with a bizarre bill called a BILLBOARD to be held on Saturday Roseate Spoonbill, an Osprey eating a fish, an Anhinga feeding The 10th annual Anderson Valley Beer Fest will be Featuring young in a nest, a Reddish Egret, a baby Bald Eagle in a nest, a Purple Gallinule, a Banded Watersnake, and much more. more than 100 beers from 60 craft breweries Hosted by This free Peregrine Audubon Society event begins with a Mendocino County Art Association Anderson Valley Brewing Company. It will take place on potluck at 6 p.m., to which everyone is invited. The slide pro- to exhibit painting at local banks Saturday, taps are open from 1 to 5 p.m. with live music until 6 gram begins at 7 p.m. Menasian has generously donated a p.m. framed high-quality photograph of a Red-shouldered Hawk for Mendocino County Art Association members who will be It will be held at the Mendocino County Fairgrounds, in a silent auction, and will display several other of his fine exhibiting their paintings at local banks through May and June Boonville, to benefit local organizations (like Anderson Valley wildlife prints during the event. All proceeds of the silent auc- 2006 are: Barbara Osborne at Savings Bank of Mendocino Education Foundation, Anderson Valley Volunteer Fire tion will go to Peregrine Audubon Society. County, 904 North State St., Ukiah; Jane Covella at Savings Department, Animal Rescue of Anderson Valley, Anderson David Menasian has been photographing the natural world Bank of Mendocino County, East Road, Redwood Valley; Valley Historical Society and the Anderson Valley Lions Club most of his life. At age 11 he was developing his own film and to name just a few). Advance tickets are $25, $30 at the gate and building his own enlarger, and since then his interest in photog- Lynda Hassett at Savings Bank of Mendocino County, Pear non-drinkers are $5 Tree Center, Ukiah; Leanna Davis at West America Bank, 319 raphy has continued as both a vocation and avocation. His Musical guests will be The Hysters, Humboldt Firkin spring, 2005 trip to the Florida Everglades was one of the high E. Perkins St., Ukiah; Sharon Fenton at Savings Bank of Tappers, Rolling Boil Blues Band, The Train Singer Mendocino County, 1100 Airport Park Blvd., Ukiah points of his photographic career. Call the Anderson Valley Brewing Company at 895-BEER Preceding Menasian’s slide show, David Smith-Ferri, soon- (895-2337) or visit www.avbc.com for more information. There to-be-published author of “War Without Borders,” a book of W.A.D. Fest 24-hour play making will be no pets allowed. poems written in Iraq, will read a few of his poems about birds. in Ukiah on Saturday Note the change of venue. Peregrine Audubon Society has The Anderson Valley Garden Tour moved this meeting to the Grace Hudson Museum public room This Saturday the Ukiah Playhouse hosts the first-ever will be held on May 13 in Boonville to facilitate the potluck. The museum is at 431 S. Main St., W.A.D. Fest. Seven original short plays, all based on the same Ukiah. From 101 take Perkins St. west to Main. Go left on Main theme, will be performed beginning at 8 p.m.. All seven will Anderson Valley Garden Tour, Saturday May 13 from 10 St. for several blocks to the museum. have been conceived, written and rehearsed in the preceding 24 a.m. to 4 p.m. The cost is $35. per person. Box lunches avail- hours. able for $15. Must be reserved and prepaid. All proceeds bene- fit the Anderson Valley Land Trust. Checks payable to AVLT, Pastels on the Plaza to return on May 20 Small teams from seven different North Bay theater groups c/o Ginger Valen, PO Box 222 Boonville, CA 95415. call 895- in Ukiah with many local artists have taken up the challenge. Each team is sending a writer, a 9424 for further information. Allow two weeks to process director, and several actors for this marathon event. The theme orders. On Saturday, May 20, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. hundreds of of the plays is announced on Friday evening, the plays are writ- children, adults and artists will join together in Ukiah’s down- ten overnight and rehearsed on Saturday, readied for an 8 p.m. town Alex Thomas Plaza for the 5th annual Pastels on the Plaza. curtain that evening. The May Contra Dance in Ukiah will be This day-long community fund raising event showcases the Similar play making festivals are held in cities across the on held Saturday May 13 talented collaboration of street artists with local businesses and United States, and always feel like improvised high-wire acts. community organizations leaving stunning artwork on the plaza On May 13 at the Ukiah Methodist Church, 207 N. Pine St. for weeks in the Spring. The burst of energy released in this overnight act of sudden cre- (back entrance), Ukiah. The public is invited. The dance begins ativity thrills performers and audience members alike. at 8 p.m. with beginners instruction from 7:30 to 8 p.m. Live Hosted by the Waldorf School of Mendocino County, the W.A.D. Fest. is being held one week prior to the Festival of music will be provided by The Julian Trio: Julian McClanahan- event is open to all non-profit organizations that serve children New Plays at Mendocino College, and public readings on May Calvert (fiddle), Brad McClanahan (guitar), Bob Laughton or the arts. These “Participating Organizations” seek sponsors (Mandolin and Tenor Banjo). Celia Ramsey will call and teach from throughout the community to purchase a “square”. 14th of the finalists in Ukiah Players Theatre’s New American Sponsors are then paired with talented artists who render a pas- Comedy Festival. All three projects are intended to put writers all dances, including contra dances, square dances, circle dances, waltzes and polkas. The suggested donation is $7 for 12 tel chalk drawing on the walkways around the plaza. Businesses and actors and directors together for acts of collaborative cre- sponsoring the “participating organization” of their choice help ation. and over and $3 for dancing children. Bring non-alcoholic bev- erage or dessert to share. For more information call Paula at to raise funds for that organization’s programs. Tickets for W.A.D. Fest. Are available at Mendocino Book 463-2113. Currently there are five organizations participating: La Vida Company in downtown Ukiah, and through the Ukiah Players and Tree of Life charter schools, Instilling Goodness and the Theatre box office at 707-462-9226. Waldorf independent schools and Mendocino Ballet. Gualala Arts Center to present Bay Additional artists and sponsors are being actively sought. For Leadership Mendocino to host Area basket makers starting May 13 more information regarding how to become a sponsor, an artist The Gualala Arts Center presents the popular Bay Area or participating organization, contact the Waldorf School, at Gala fundraiser in Redwood Valley Basket Makers show May 13 through June 4. Come and meet 485-8719. Leadership Mendocino will host its 7th annual fundraiser the makers at the Artist’s Reception on Saturday, May 13 at 5 with a host of celebrity waiters and high-end auction items at p.m. Gualala Arts Center is located at 46501 Gualala Road, Third annual ‘Walk on the West Side’ Redwood Valley Cellars on Saturday, from 6 to 9 p.m. Gualala, 884-1138. Hours: weekdays 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.; week- to take place May 21 to benefit UPT Charlie Barra of Redwood Valley Cellars will kick off the ends 12 p.m. to 4 p.m. The show will feature a multitude of baskets, from the most On May 21, the Ukiah Players Theater will host the third evening and a dozen “celebrity” waiters, including Mendocino traditional, precisely coiled pine needle vessels to unique, free County supervisors Jim Wattenburger, Hal Wagenet and annual “Walk on the West side” an opportunity to stroll through form fantasies. Artists weave, twine, plait, coil, knot and a beautiful neighborhood and to see inside of homes people Michael Delbar, City Council persons Holly Madrigal of embellish all manner of natural materials, including kelp, sea have often admired or discover homes whose street face hides a Willits, John McCowen and Mari Rodin of Ukiah, Heidi Cusick grass, gourds, willow, pine straws, date palm fruiting stalks, tree serene garden, an elegant interior or an inspiring art collection. Dickerson, area representative for Congressman Jim barks, bulb plant leaves, reed, as well as metals, beads, fused Tours in the past have included completely remodeled Thompson, and other community leaders will circulate through glass and hand made papers. Victorians, vintage Craftsman, homes from forties and fifties the crowd while offering hors d’ouvres made by the Mendocino Bay Area Basket Makers is an 80 plus member guild. Its and well as newly completed contemporary homes. Homes College Culinary Arts Program. members range from beginners to professional artists from have been large and small, pristine and relaxed, elegant and This year’s auction features vacations, getaways, fishing throughout California and out of state as well. Monthly meet- ings are friendly, instructional events, offering innovative eclectic, newly acquired and second generation. trips, dining and spirits, and several special events and prizes. workshops in the arts of basketry. New members are welcome. For the 2006 “Walk” they have found four wonderful homes Leadership Mendocino is a program which seeks to More information is available at the Gualala Arts Center show. and are still looking for the fifth. Anyone who has a home strengthen the foundation of the communities by educating peo- This is a great opportunity to view and to purchase a wide which they would like to share with neighbors or know of a ple who want to get involved and make a difference. The pro- array of baskets from award-winning makers. home whose qualities cry out for inclusion in the “Walk,” con- gram is supported by businesses, community leaders and stu- tact John Bogner at 462-6514 or Philip Gary at 468-5758. dents, and by the annual fund raising event. Tickets are $35, available from the Ukiah Chamber of David Menasian to present slideshow, Commerce at 200 S. School Street in Ukiah, 462-4705; Willits ‘Wildlife of the Florida Everglades’ Chamber of Commerce at 239 S. Main Street in Willits, 459- David Menasian, local environmental scientist and lifelong Jewelry 7910; or through Rusty Eddy, Leadership Mendocino, 462- photographer, will show his slides of the Florida Everglades on 7196. Thursday, May 18 at the Grace Hudson Museum. He will show by David Finally! A hearing device you’ll actually want to wear. 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LOCAL Earl Woods, father of Tiger Woods, dies at 74 CALENDAR By DOUG FERGUSON said on his Web site. “I’m over- spread throughout his body. Last father who lived vicariously The Associated Press whelmed when I think of all of month, he was too frail to travel to through his son’s achievements. TODAY Earl Woods, who was more the great things he accomplished the Masters for the first time. His He had played catcher for COLLEGE BASEBALL determined to raise a good son in his life. He was an amazing son finished tied for third. Kansas State, the first black to • Laney College at Mendocino College, 2:30 p.m. than a great golfer and became the dad, coach, mentor, soldier, hus- The last tournament Woods play baseball in the Big Eight PREP SOFTBALL • Ursuline at Ukiah, 4 p.m. role model, architect and driving band and friend. I wouldn’t be attended was the Target World Conference, and he had been a FRIDAY, MAY 5 force behind Tiger Woods’ phe- where I am today without him, Challenge in December 2004, Green Beret for two tours in PREP BASEBALL nomenal career, died Wednesday and I’m honored to continue his when his son rallied to win and Vietnam. But he felt his true pur- • Cardinal Newman at Ukiah, 4 p.m. PREP SWIMMING morning at his home in Cypress, legacy of sharing and caring.” then donated $1.25 million to the pose was to train Tiger, and he • Ukiah at Cardinal Newman/Ursuline, 3 p.m. PREP TENNIS Calif. He was 74. Woods was diagnosed with Tiger Woods Foundation that his watched his son evolve into the • Ukiah at NCS Singles/Doubles Tournament, TBA “My dad was my best friend prostate cancer in 1998 and was father helped him establish. dominant player of his time — the SATURDAY, MAY 6 and greatest role model, and I will treated with radiation, but the Earl Woods was more than a youngest player to win the career Woods COLLEGE BASEBALL miss him deeply,” Tiger Woods cancer returned in 2004 and golf dad, more than a zealous Grand Slam. • Mendocino College at Laney College, 1 p.m. COLLEGE SOFTBALL Northern California Playoffs • Mendocino College at West Valley College, noon PREP TENNIS • Ukiah at NCS Singles/Doubles, TBA MLB | SAN FRANCISCO 2, BREWERS 0 -Calendar listings are culled from the most recent schedules provided by the schools Wildcat and organizations in our coverage area. Please report schedule changes or incorrect listings to The Daily Journal Sports TV LISTINGS boys take

TODAY MLB San Francisco at Milwaukee, 10 a.m. (FOX) Atlanta at Philadelphia, 4 p.m. (TBS) tri-meet Teams TBA, 5 p.m. (ESPN2) NBA PLAYOFFS Chicago at Miami, TBA. (TNT) The Daily Journal Phoenix at LA Lakers (if necessary), 7:30 p.m. (TNT) Buoyed by the performances of sev- BOXING The Contender, Latin Warriors, 6:30 p.m. eral junior varsity members, the Ukiah (ESPN) boys track team took a tri-meet FRIDAY, MAY 5 Wednesday in Ukiah over Elsie Allen MLB Atlanta at New York Mets, 4 p.m. (TBS) and Piner. San Francisco at Philadelphia, 4 p.m. (FSN) Tampa Bay at Oakland, 7 p.m. (FSN) “We moved some J.V. guys up,” said NBA PLAYOFFS Cleveland at Washington, 5 p.m. (ESPN) Ukiah head coach Robert Rozelski. “We Detroit at Milwaukee, 6 p.m. (ESPN2) San Antonio at Sacramento, 7:30 p.m. had an opportunity to win this meet so (ESPN) HORSE RACING we moved some guys up.” Kentucky Oaks, 2 p.m. (ESPN2) Ukiah finished with 60 points, barely SATURDAY, MAY 6 edging Elsie Allen, who finished with HORSE RACING Kentucky Derby, 2 p.m. (NBC) 58 points. Anthony Gomez won the MLB Atlanta at New York Mets, 10 a.m. (TBS) 1,600 for the Wildcats, finishing in Tampa Bay at Oakland, 7 p.m. (FSN) San Francisco at Philadelphia, 4 p.m. (FOX) 5:19. Daniel Otero took the 800 with a NBA PLAYOFFS Los Angeles Lakers at Phoenix, TBD (TNT) time of 2:26, and Simeon Thomas GOLF LPGA Franklin American Mortgage, Second leaped to a first place finish in the long Round, 11 a.m. (ESPN2) PGA Wachovia Championship, Third Round, jump, going 18 feet, 5 1/4 inches. 11 a.m. (ESPN2) KRT Photo San Francisco’s Barry Bonds lies on the ground after being hit in the head with a foul ball during Tyler Soberanis was one of the J.V. batting practice Wednesday in Milwaukee. The Giants won, 2-0, and Bonds went 0-for-4. runners called up, and sped to a first place finish in the 3,200. Taylor Rubi YOUTH finished second in both the 110 high hurdles and 300 intermediate hurdles SPORTS after coming up from the junior varsity. “Taylor stepped up to the starting line Broiler Steakhouse and earned us some points,” Rozelski wins two games said. Broiler Steakhouse won two On the girls side, Ukiah played run- games in North Ukiah Little ner-up to Piner. League this week, defeating For Ukiah, Jessica Graham was tops McDonald’s, 4-2, and Savings Plunked! Bank, 20-2. in the 1,600 with a time of 6:01, Inez Against McDonald’s, Jay homer by Feliz in the second. He mighty strikeout, and the hardest Lyle own the 1,600, Erin Anderson was Ferrick got the pitching win, Bonds takes a foul ball first in the high jump, and Fallon striking out seven and walking struck out six while walking none. ball he hit was a weak fly to center. one batter in four innings. Also off head before S.F. The victory stopped the Giants’ Bonds came into the game aver- Hovland took the discus in her first time for Broiler, Brett Chapman was three-game losing streak, their aging a homer every 7.5 at-bats throwing in competition. 2-for-2 and Michael Michael, win over Milwaukee Bobby Ricetti and Colin Murphy longest of the season. against Milwaukee, his best percent- each had hits. Slowed by a tender, surgically age against any NL team, the Ben Miller had a two-RBI triple By NANCY ARMOUR for McDonald’s. Tyler Fields, J.T. repaired knee and a swollen left Brewers certainly didn’t seem afraid Rohrbaugh, and Cameron The Associated Press elbow, Bonds went the first 14 of him. Bowman also had hits for MILWAUKEE — The best con- games of the season without a When he came to the plate in the When one McDonald’s. Against Savings Bank, Broiler tact Barry Bonds made was with his homer. He’s warmed up right along first inning with a runner on third banged out 18 hits, led by forehead. with the weather, though, and came and two outs, Bush pitched to him Chapman’s 4-for-5 perfor- to Milwaukee with four homers in — and got him on a lazy grounder to mance. Luke Cramer and Ricetti Bonds didn’t come any closer to door closes shared pitching duties. catching Babe Ruth after getting his previous 22 at-bats, including first. bonked in the head during batting 712 in the eighth inning Tuesday. When Bonds popped up to the Starkey hurls shutout practice. Instead it was Pedro Feliz But Bonds looked creaky, old and catcher to end the ninth, he flipped for Little Caesar’s who went deep, and Jason Schmidt overmatched against Bush and the his bat to the side. Jason Ellison DEAR READER, Michael Starkey fanned 12 and pitched a gem to lead the San rest of the Brewers. He went 0-for-4, replaced him in left field for the final allowed just two hits as Little Francisco Giants over the and the best he could do was a pop half-inning, much to the delight of Caesar’s defeated McDonald’s, Milwaukee Brewers 2-0 Wednesday to shallow center in the third. Brewers’ fans. 3-0, in North Ukiah Little League TONY Majors play. night. Part of that could be the knock he Though fans in San Francisco Tano Garza’s double in the fifth Bonds remains at 712, two shy of took before the game. Bonds was continue to adore Bonds, serenading inning scored Casey Weston for standing behind the cage during bat- him with chants of “Barry! Barry!” a 1-0 lead, and was followed by matching Ruth for second place. ADAME a Chris Berg double that scored Schmidt (2-2) outpitched Dave ting practice when a ball hit by every time he steps to the plate, Jonathan Tims and Garza. Bush (2-3), scattering five hits and Giants infielder Kevin Frandsen Milwaukee fans booed lustily when- wenty-four years ago, Rick Freddie Wilson also doubled twice in the win. striking out seven for his ninth struck the net, and Bonds. The ever Bonds stepped to the plate, Cleland was 28 years old, had a Warren Foster pitched a good career shutout. He retired 13 of 14 at slugged yelped, then let out an drowning out his introduction, and T Masters Degree in business from game for McDonald’s, and also expletive. the jeers seemed to get louder with Portland State University and was gain- hit a double. Ben Miller also had one point, allowing only an off-the- a double for McDonald’s. wall double to Geoff Jenkins. He seemed stunned, then laid each pitch. fully employed as a marketing analyst But he got in trouble in the ninth, down for several minutes while the They didn’t let up when the for Remco Hydraulics in Willits. giving up singles to Brady Clark and Giants’ medical staff checked him Brewers were batting, either. Fans in He was -- still is -- a hometown boy Jenkins. Clark advanced to third on out. He was taken into the clubhouse the left-field seats — one of the few who made good on the college sports COMMUNITY a fielder’s choice but Schmidt struck for an examination, but returned to sections in the park that was filled scene, becoming an All-American out Prince Fielder to end the game. hit after getting medical clearance. — taunted him with chants of swimmer at Southern Oregon DIGEST Bush allowed three hits in eight But Bonds seemed off the rest of “Steroids, Steroids” throughout the University in the late 1970s after help- innings, but one was the two-run the night. He went 0-for-4 with a game. ing restart the swimming program at Ukiah High School while a prep athlete, along with longtime friend Dave Sperry. SULL Flood The program still exists to this day. Restoration Pancake NBA PLAYOFFS And, in December 1982, he and Breakfast Saturday Sperry got a crazy idea. Saturday the South Ukiah Little They wanted to open a sports bar. League will hold its Flood First, they rented a space downtown. Restoration Pancake Breakfast. You may have even ended up there at All previously sold tickets will be King James lifts Cavs honored, and the breakfast will some point, Dear Reader, although be held at the SULL Complex when they rented it to begin with it was located at 1151 East Gobbi from Lebron hits another dropped in his layup, sending a sell- over Milwaukee. more known as being home to the 7:30 a.m. - 11 a.m. out crowd of more than 20,000 into Rasheed Wallace scored 22 points Family tickets are $15, and Democratic Election headquarters, adult ticket is $5, and a child’s game-winner; Pistons a frenzy after his second game-win- and keyed an 18-2 run after halftime where, if you know anything about ticket is $3. The menu includes nig basket in the series. for the two-time defending Eastern 1980s politics, probably wasn’t a very pancakes, sausage, eggs, coffee, eliminate Bucks “I had enough room on the base- Conference champions and 2004 orange juice and milk, all pre- happening place. pared by the Ukiah Lions Club. line,” said James, who added seven NBA champions, who won the best- So, the two boyhood friends went to All proceeds will go to the cost of The Associated Press rebounds and six assists. “If I wore of-seven series in five games. work. repair incurred by the New Year’s CLEVELAND — Like another Eve flood damage at the SULL an 18 or 19 size shoe I wouldn't have Detroit will play the winner of the May 23, 1983, their sports bar finally complex. No. 23 before him, LeBron James made it. But I wear a 16 and was Cleveland-Washington series, which opened. After six months of renovation, Call Linda with any questions at saved his finest moment for the able to tightrope that baseline to get Cleveland leads, 3-2. they called it The Sports Attic. 463-0944. biggest one. a layup.” The Pistons will take a day off Now, 23 years later, 16 years after Soccer sign-Ups James muscled through traffic Arenas, who matched James and have at least a couple of prac- Cleland bought out Sperry, 18 years begin May 11 and dropped in a layup with 0.9 sec- bucket for bucket and had 44 points, tices before resuming their goal of after Cleland quit that job at Remco to onds left in overtime as the was way off with a desperation winning a second title in three years. go to work full time at The Attic, four San Francisco 49ers Super Bowl wins The Ukiah Valley Youth Soccer Cleveland Cavaliers moved closer to heave at the buzzer. Michael Redd led the Bucks with League will be holding sign-ups the second round of the NBA play- The best-of-seven series, which 23 points, two in the first quarter. and six Los Angeles Lakers titles later, beginning May 11 at Nokomis offs with a 121-120 victory over the has been bogged down by whining Hamilton had 15 points in the open- he’s out. Elementary School. Cleland has sold the Sports Attic, Registration for assistant Washington Wizards on Wednesday from both teams and some question- ing quarter as the Pistons took a 39- coaches and sponsors will be night. able officiating, returns to 23 lead. handing over the keys late last month to held May 11 from 6-8 p.m. With the Cavs down by one, local businessman Ronald Madden. Returning players can register Washington for Game 6 on Friday Detroit had four starters with at And, for anybody who knows any- May 12 from 6-8 p.m., while new James, who finished with 45 points, night. least 11 points in the first half while players can sign up May 13 from took an inbounds pass with 3 sec- thing about the restaurant game, 23 9-4 p.m. Redd was the only Buck in double years is more than a career. It’s damn Make up registration for anyone onds to go. Pistons win series figures at halftime as they trailed 62- near a myth. else will take place on May 20 After sliding past Antawn from 9-4 p.m. AUBURN HILLS, Mich. (AP) — 49. Cleland, who gained a reputation for All players must bring an ID Jamison, James knifed inside of Richard Hamilton had a playoff- Chauncey Billups had 17 points pinching pennies over two-plus decades sized photo that will be used to Michael Ruffin, Gilbert Arenas and career high 40 points Wednesday and eight assists and Tayshaun running The Attic, knew that it would Brendan Haywood. night and Detroit advanced to the Prince added 12 points for the See DIGEST, Page 7 He rose in the lane and softly second round with a 122-93 victory Pistons. See DOOR, Page 7 THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL SPORTS THURSDAY, MAY 4, 2006 – 7

LETTERS TO THE SPORTS EDITOR COMMUNITY DIGEST — CONTINUED FROM PAGE A-6 make a player ID. Any player who did at The City of Ukiah, 411 W. Clay Both camps will be held at Blame the system, middle linebackers the I still love Pac Bell Park not play with UVYSL last year must Street. Please call City of Ukiah Mendocino College from 4:30 p.m. - 7 owners didn’t know? (I like that name best) but also bring a birth certificate. Community Services Department at p.m. each day, and the cost is $90. not Bonds Registration costs $35 for the first 463-6021 for more information. This is a full contact camp for ages 6- Sellout crowds. Record the greed has tarnished the child, $30 for the second, and $25 for 14. setting attendance and rev- game. There will be new the third. Uniforms will cost $25 and Ukiah High School The high school camp will run from To the Sports Editor: include a shirt, shorts, and two pairs 11 a.m. - 3 p.m., the cost is $25, and enues. Come on, these guys drugs, but baseball will sur- of socks. Booster Club sets meet- You recently commented knew exactly what was it is a position specific camp for high vive. It always has. Please call 467-9797 or visit ing for May 8 school age football players. you were going to write a going on. But who was www.uvysl.org for more information. column on the Barry Bonds But let’s not forget. The Any questions about either camp going to point fingers or can be directed to Mike Mari at 707- steroid controversy, but all monster is not Barry Bonds There will be a Ukiah High School rock the boat? Nobody. Do alone. NULL fundraiser set for Booster Club meeting Monday, May 1 468-3098. you encountered was over- you realize that baseball, Saturday at 5:30 p.m in Bulding A in the Career whelming opposition to Center. Entry level clinic for soc- now in it’s “come clean” Russ Tow Up for discussion will be a budget Bonds. era, has five banned sub- The North Ukiah Little League will request for uniforms. For more infor- cer referees I, for one, strongly dis- Ukiah be having its 2nd Annual Bat-Off mation call Sue Wallace at 485-8412. stances? The NFL has three Fundraiser on Saturday, May 6, from agree for the following rea- times that! 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. at the Redwood Valley There will be an entry level soccer sons: Major League Baseball Views expressed in Lions Field. Girls youth softball referee clinic May 15-18, from 6-9 Is Barry Bonds a jerk? Letters to the Sports Editor The NULL will be having the Bat-Off, p.m., and May 20 from 9 a.m.-3 p.m. “puppet” commissioner food and drinks, vendors, a bounce umpires needed at the Nokomis School. Does he often blow off the Bud Selig recently do not reflect the views of house, and an inflated slide. There will For more information, call Friedhelm public and the media? Is it announced they were inves- The Daily Journal sports also be a ceremony at noon in lieu of The City of Ukiah needs girls youth Engeln at 485-7308. all about Barry when he’s the opening day ceremonies missed softball umpires. tigating steroids to protect staff. The Daily Journal due to the rain. Pay is $16 per game, with each not in between the lines? A the “integrity of the game.” welcomes letters to the game having a maximum game time To place an announcement in the resounding “yes” to all of What a joke. Sports Editor. Names will of 90 minutes. The season runs from the above, but that doesn’t City of Ukiah offers free May-June, and games are played on “Community Sports Digest,” contact Baseball is like any other not be withheld for any rea- lifeguard training Monday and Thursday evenings. The Ukiah Daily Journal Sports mean he deserves the profession. There are liars, son. All letters are subject Applications are available at the City Department by phone at 468-3518. “lynch mob,” that baseball of Ukiah, 411 W. Clay St., or for more You may also mail your listing to 590 cheats, alcoholics, junkies, to editing without notice. The City of Ukiah Community S. School Street, Ukiah, Calif., 95482, Service Department would like to information call 463-6714. execs and the media are adulterers, spousal abusers, e-mail it to [email protected], or throwing his way. You may drop letters off at announce registration for the gays, and more. our office at 590 S. School American Red Cross lifeguard train- fax it to us at 468-3544. Because the Barry Bonds on steroids? The fact that Bonds is ing course. Classes will begin May 6, Mendocino College “Community Sports Digest” is a FREE Probably. But the real cause black, prideful, in denial, St., or fax letters to 468- and is free to those who are seeking youth and high school service, no guarantees can be made 3544, mail to Letters to the employment with the City Pool. football camps on the frequency of a listing’s appear- of the matter is the two- and approaching Babe Ruth For others not interested in employ- ance in The Daily Journal. To assure faced, greedy owners. You (no saint in his own right) Sports Editor, P.O. Box 749, ment with the City Pool, the cost is your event maximum publicity, please don’t think when Bonds, only makes him more of a Ukiah, 95482 or e-mail $310, which includes all books and Mendocino College will host a youth contact either our classified (468- them to udjsports@pacif- materials. football camp from July 10-14 and a 3535) or display advertising (468- McGwire, Sosa and friends target. Pre-Registration must be completed high school football camp on July 21. 3510) departments. were crushing monstrous I still love baseball. The ic.net. E-mail letters should shots, 50, 60, 70 or more drama, the athleticism. But also include hometown and home runs and built like I’d rather watch kids play. phone number. SCOREBOARD

Seattle (Hernandez 1-3) at Chicago White Sox MLB (Contreras 4-0), 11:05 a.m. Tuesday’s Games Cleveland (Johnson 2-1) at Oakland (Saarloos 0- Cincinnati 3, St. Louis 2 Erving, a member of the All- School. AMERICAN LEAGUE 0), 12:35 p.m. Pittsburgh 8, Chicago Cubs 0 Time Sports Attic NBA team. “It’ll afford me more time East Division Toronto (Towers 0-5) at Boston (Clement 2-2), San Diego 5, San Francisco 3 Door W L Pct GB 4:05 p.m. Philadelphia 7, Florida 5 “When you walk in, there’s to coach water polo,” Cleland New York 14 11.560 — N.Y.Yankees (Johnson 4-2) at Tampa Bay Washington 6, N.Y. Mets 2 Boston 15 12.556 — (Waechter 0-1), 4:15 p.m. Atlanta 5, Colorado 4 Continued from Page 6 a display of a team picture Dr. said. “If I can find something Toronto 14 12.538 1/2 Baltimore (Chen 0-3) at Texas (Millwood 2-2), Houston 8, Milwaukee 5 J autographed, and there’s that can give me a challenge, Baltimore 14 15.483 2 5:05 p.m. Arizona 10, L.A. Dodgers 8 Tampa Bay 11 17.393 4 1/2 Kansas City (Affeldt 1-2) at Minnesota (Silva 1-4), Wednesday’s Games have been easy to fail. also a basketball card from I’m up for it.” 5:10 p.m. Philadelphia 5, Atlanta 4 each of the years he played,” Central Division Friday’s Games Florida 6, Washington 5 Success, he admits, was a *** W L Pct GB Baltimore at Boston, 4:05 p.m. N.Y. Mets 4, Pittsburgh 3, 12 innings lot harder to achieve. Cleland said. “That’s a pretty Chicago 19 8.704 — L.A. Angels at Toronto, 4:07 p.m. Houston 5, St. Louis 4 Detroit 19 9.679 1/2 N.Y.Yankees at Texas, 5:05 p.m. San Francisco 2, Milwaukee 0 “Restaurants are notorious special piece of memorabilia.” Now, The Sports Attic Cleveland 14 13.519 5 Detroit at Minnesota, 5:10 p.m. Colorado 3, Cincinnati 0 His favorite memories belongs to Madden, who did- Minnesota 11 16.407 8 Kansas City at Chicago White Sox, 5:35 p.m. Chicago Cubs at Arizona, 6:40 p.m. for having a high mortality Kansas City 5 20.200 13 Cleveland at Seattle, 7:05 p.m. San Diego at L.A. Dodgers, 7:10 p.m. rate,” Cleland said. “It’s easy come from watching the 49ers n’t return calls requesting an Tampa Bay at Oakland, 7:05 p.m. Thursday’s Games build a dynasty in the 1980s West Division San Francisco (Hennessey 2-0) at Milwaukee to become a statistic.” interview for this article. W L Pct GB NATIONAL LEAGUE (Davis 1-2), 10:05 a.m. and 1990s that ended with As to rumors Madden was Texas 16 12.571 — East Division Atlanta (Thomson 0-1) at Philadelphia (Lidle 2-3), *** them winning four titles under Oakland 14 12.538 1 W L Pct GB 4:05 p.m. going to sell most of the mem- Los Angeles 12 16.429 4 New York 18 9.667 — Florida (Johnson 1-2) at Washington (Hernandez his watch, although getting to orabilia on Ebay, and the Seattle 12 17.414 4 1/2 Philadelphia 13 14.481 5 1-3), 4:05 p.m. There wasn’t much to The Atlanta 12 15.444 6 Pittsburgh (Maholm 1-3) at N.Y. Mets (Glavine 3- see different fans cheer on rumor that he was going to Tuesday’s Games Washington 9 19.321 9 1/2 2), 4:10 p.m. Attic when it opened in 1983. their favorite squads has Cleveland 7, Chicago White Sox 1 Florida 7 18.280 10 St. Louis (Carpenter 3-1) at Houston (Pettitte 1- take down all of the 49ers gear Oakland 10, L.A. Angels 3 4), 5:05 p.m. There was little of the memo- shaped his view of sports. in the place because he’s a N.Y.Yankees at Boston, ppd., rain Central Division Cincinnati (Harang 4-1) at Colorado (Fogg 2-1), rabilia that makes going in “Of course I have my Detroit 4, Kansas City 1 W L Pct GB 5:35 p.m. Raiders fan, they’re simply Baltimore 9, Toronto 2 Cincinnati 19 9.679 — Chicago Cubs (Hill 0-0) at Arizona (Cruz 0-0), there now seem like a tour of favorite teams,” he said. “But not true. Texas 7, Tampa Bay 5 Houston 18 9.667 1/2 6:40 p.m. the last couple decades of the there are so many fans that are Minnesota 5, Seattle 1 St. Louis 17 11.607 2 San Diego (Hensley 1-2) at L.A. Dodgers (Tomko I don’t know if he’s a Wednesday’s Games Chicago 14 11.560 3 1/2 3-1), 7:10 p.m. American sporting life, mixed passionate about their teams. Toronto 7, Boston 6 Milwaukee 15 13.536 4 Friday’s Games Raiders fan or not, although Detroit 2, L.A. Angels 1 Pittsburgh 8 21.276 11 1/2 Pittsburgh at Washington, 4:05 p.m. with more than a dash of the I’ve come to appreciate a dif- I’ve seen him wearing San N.Y.Yankees 4, Tampa Bay 2, 10 innings San Francisco at Philadelphia, 4:05 p.m. local sporting scene. ferent variety of teams, ath- Texas 2, Baltimore 1, 12 innings West Division Atlanta at N.Y. Mets, 4:10 p.m. Francisco Giants and Chicago White Sox 6, Seattle 5, 11 innings W L Pct GB St. Louis at Florida, 4:35 p.m. “When we started we did- letes and sports. It’s been a joy Minnesota 6, Kansas City 1 Colorado 16 12.571 — Houston at Colorado, 6:05 p.m. Sacramento Kings gear, but Cincinnati at Arizona, 6:40 p.m. n’t have much,” Cleland said. to be around people who are Cleveland at Oakland, 10:05 p.m. Arizona 14 13.519 1 1/2 no football jerseys, yet. Today’s games San Francisco 14 13.519 1 1/2 Chicago Cubs at San Diego, 7:05 p.m. “Two televisions, a very limit- excited about watching their L.A. Angels (Gregg 1-0) at Detroit (Verlander 3- Los Angeles 12 15.444 3 1/2 Milwaukee at L.A. Dodgers, 7:40 p.m. ed menu, a dozen beers. It was team win.” A quick tour of The Attic 2), 10:05 a.m. San Diego 11 15.423 4 before sports bars were part of By the end of Cleland’s will reveal that, yes, some the scene. We wanted to take run, The Attic was a sports memorabilia appears to have it further. There were a lot of fan’s dream. been taken down, but only to rec sports going on at the time There are televisions every- make way for a stage Madden locally, and they would come where you turn, with all-inclu- has installed for bands to per- to The Sports Attic after sive satellite hookups that form live music on. Madden they’d play. We’d give out make it possible for every has also put in a new pool MVPs for all of the leagues. It game being beamed into outer table with 25 cent games. Come Celebrate was an exciting time to own space to come back to sate The upstairs hallway is still your own business, and we Attic patrons. There are more littered with framed copies of were certainly anxious. Dave beers available than you could newspapers celebrating San would work one night, I’d drink in a single night, week, Francisco’s Super Bowl wins. work the next. We had a crew or month (more than I could, Downstairs, 49ers gear still Cinco that worked during the day.” at least), and there’s a menu adorns the walls in as promi- Most of the memorabilia in that includes a little bit of nent a space as any other The Attic is signed to the everything. team. restaurant itself, something Cleland jokes that he needs After all, as I heard de Mayo Cleland achieved by striking to find a job now that he’s no Madden tell a bar patron one up casual friendships with longer running a restaurant. night: he’s a businessman. famous patrons (Bill Walton) He will most likely use the What remains to be seen is de Mayo and writing to different busi- extra time to coach daughter if he will be as good a one as ness leaders. Shelby, 13, who plays water Cleland. Only time will tell. Cleland’s favorite piece of polo and swims, and son What memorabilia is tied to his all- Travis, who swims and plays Reach Tony Adame at : time favorite athlete, Julius water polo at Ukiah High [email protected] An evening of traditional Mexican fare, Latin music and vineyard views U-14 girls third at S.F. When: Friday the 5th of May 2006 • 6 p.m. - 8 p.m. The Daily Journal rebounds per contest. three games. The Ukiah AAU U-14 girls “The two teams that we lost Carlie Montano also had a basketball team competed in to were beatable,” said Ukiah great rebounding tournament Where: its second tournament of the coach Tracey Wright- for Ukiah, grabbing five spring season, taking third at Williams. “But you know, you boards per game. Parducci Wine Cellars the Mission Rec Tournament just have games like that. We Kylie Carr went for 7.3 in San Francisco. couldn’t get the ball in the points per game. 501 Parducci Road Ukiah CA 95482 Ukiah defeated the San hoop and the other teams were The girls return to the court Lorenzo Valley Lions in its on. In our second game we Saturday and Sunday at the U first game, 61-23, lost its sec- were down by 20 and came Got Game Tournament in Why: ond game to the San Jose back to lose by five. That Folsom. Cagers, 54-49, and lost its shows character. Our girls To benefit Nuestra Casa third game, 56-35, to Strickly hustled, played tough and Mission Rec Tournament San Francisco and to enjoy the holiday Hoops. never quit.” Ukiah Girls U-14 stats, three games (points, rebounds steals): Ashley Lower 29,15,3; Kylie Ashley Lower led Ukiah Emily Houghton shined for Carr 22,10,4; Emily Houghton 19,15,6; Taylor over the three games, averag- Ukiah, averaging 6.3 points Langi 16,9,2; Ashley Villagomes 14,3,2; Jessica Graham 13,13,5; McKenzie Mangino 13,13,4; How: ing 9.6 points and five and five rebounds over the Carlie Montano 10,15,2; Leah Blue 9,11,7. Just come early as seating is limited $15.00 per person Ukiah J.V. teams victorious Sorry, no reservations The Daily Journal Moore. “It was great to end innings. The Ukiah junior varsity the season on a winning note.” Hillary Ruddick picked up boys golf team closed out its Kyle Morris led Ukiah with the complete game shutout for season at Adams Spring Golf a round of 40, J.B. Niderost the Wildcats, striking out 12 Course in a round robin match finished with a 42, Will and giving up seven hits. with Lake County schools, Schlosser posted a 44, Zak Ruddick also got Ukiah on coming out on top with a Brint shot 46, Chris Sees shot the board in the top of the score of 221. 50 and John Escamilla fin- eighth, scoring on a passed www.MendocinoWineCo.com Lower Lake was the run- ished with a 52. The Daily ball. Three batters later, a ner-up with a score of 229, Journal Heather Andrus single drove 800.362.9463 Kelseyville was third with in Kayla Heth and Amber 241 and Middletown was Wildcat J.V. softball wins Wakeman for the final 3-0 fourth with 247. in extra innings margin. Drink responsibly “This has been a very tough The Ukiah junior varsity Stephanie Wiard was stellar year with all the bad weather,” improved to 6-1 Friday with a at the plate for Ukiah, going said Ukiah head coach Paul 3-0 win over Analy in eight 3-for-4. 8 – THURSDAY, MAY 4, 2006 SPORTS THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL Giants Caturegli, Knight win at Ukiah Speedway opener By GARY JACOB and GLEN- timing in third quick, Mikey his day. James beat Caturegli Luchese. Duke Sr was first to scratches. Helm was the DA GILMER Lovell from Upper Lake won in the dash and Caturegli out- the checkered flag in the fea- fastest of the six real stocks at For The Daily Journal the dash, heat and feature for raced Villeggiante and ture. Both second place 15.615. Mikey Lovell won the will the Real Stocks. Fast timer McCormack in the fast heat. Mavrakis and 4th place dash and heat race ahead of Fourth quick qualifier Clay Caturegli from Cloverdale ran Danny Helm ran second all Having taken last year off Wilkins were disqualified Helm with Randall third in second in the dash and scored night long and A J Randall after staring in the bombers, after the race. Mavrakis never both. Mikey Lovell then raced pay wins in both the fast heat and was third in the feature. A new Darren Hernandez returned to made it to tech with his car to the feature win ahead of the feature for the modifieds Bandolero class debuted with action with a new modified and Wilkins was found illegal. Helm, Randall, Brandon as Ukiah Speedway got their two cars and outlaw kart star and won the slow heat over Vanderveer advanced into sec- Powers, Travis Brown and weather delayed season Trevor Cristiani had a perfect Drew Foster and Steve ond. Anthony McCoy. Cristiani tribute underway on Saturday night. night with quick time and McLean. Caturegli charged to Two of the faster pro fours was quickest of the two Double division racer Corey wins in the dash, heat and fea- the feature win ahead of arrived after time trials had Bandoleros at 15.792. ture. Opening night saw best James, DeRosier, R.J. finished, but Ken Gifford was By JANIE McCAULEY James ran second ahead of Ukiah Speedway Results Dustin DeRosier. Fast timer appearing car awards made in Randall, Foster, McLean, Paul quickest of the 8 that posted 4/29/06 The Associated Press Summary Bandolero Fast Time-Trevor Cristiani Dustin Knight from all classes. Noel McCormack, Pedroncelli Jr and times at 13.688. Joe Sloan ran 15.792 Dash-Cristiani, Alex Andrews. Heat- SAN FRANCISCO — To Cristiani, Andrews. Main-Cristiani, Andrews. Real Kelseyville won the late Jr., won in the modifieds, McCormack. Dustin Knight 13.974 and that time was Stock Fast Time-Danny Helm 15.615 Dash-Mikey the San Francisco Giants, Loren Powers Sr in the late was the fastest of the seven matched by Leuzinger. Willie Lovell, Helm, A J Randall, Brandon Powers. Heat- Barry Bonds is family — model feature ahead of Mike M Lovell, Helm, A Randall, Travis Brown, Anthony models, Jerry Wilkins in the late models at 13.406. Leuzinger was the final dash McCoy. Main-M Lovell, Helm, Randall, B Powers, from his childhood days Lovell. Lovell's car had prob- Brown, McCoy. Pro Four Fast Time-Ken Gifford bombers, Cobb's Willie Pure Stock champion in entry at 14.086. A Leuzinger 13.688 Dash-Andy Leuzinger, Joe Sloan, Gifford, trailing his father and godfa- lems so he borrowed promoter Willie Leuzinger. Heat 1-Scott DeLeon, Scott Leuzinger in the pro fours, 2005, Jared Martin from won the dash over Sloan. Late Bundschich, Cody Barba, Jake Tillman, David ther around the clubhouse to Blair Aiken's truck for the race Aceves. Heat 2-A Leuzinger, Sloan, Greg night. Bomber graduate Mikey Lovell in the Real Ukiah was quickest of the 10 arrival Scott DeLeon was put VanCleve, W Leuzinger, Gifford. Main-DeLeon, A his record-setting career that Leuzinger, Tillman, Bundschich, W Leuzinger, Jeremy Donahoo ran third. stocks and Alex Andrews in bombers at 14.744. Duke., Sr., in the slow heat and he won VanCleve, Sloan, Barba. Bomber Fast Time-Jared has drawn millions of fans. the Bandoleros. ran 14.833 and Vanderveer a easily ahead of Scott Martin 14.744 Dash-Andy Vanderveer, Ron Duke No matter that some Ron Duke Sr won the bomber Sr, Martin. Heat 1-Tom Luchese, Derek Lovell, Noel McCormack, Jr., was 14.921. George Mavrakis got Bundschich. A Leuzinger won Charlie Collins, David Jones. Heat 2-Jason around baseball believe honors and Andy Vanderveer Mavrakis, Duke Sr, Vanderveer, Martin. Main- quickest of the eleven modi- into the dash as a sub and the fast heat over Sloan and Duke Sr, Vanderveer, D Lovell, Martin, Collins, Bonds took steroids to emerged in second ahead of Jones, J Mavrakis, Luchese. Late Model Fast fieds at 13.174. DeRosier ran won, but had that win stripped Greg VanCleve. DeLeon took Time-Dustin Knight 13.406 Dash-Jeremy achieve his long list of Derek Lovell. Donahoo, Sean Caturegli, Loren Powers Sr, 13.402 and Laytonville's when he failed to get his car feature honors with Dustin Knight. Heat-Corey James, Dustin Knight, accomplishments and climb The pro fours visited with S Caturegli, Powers Sr, Donahoo. Main-Dustin James ran a 13.487. C teched. Jason Mavrakis won Leuzinger capping a big night Knight, Mike Lovell, Donahoo, S Caturegli, the career home run list, the ten cars and late arrival Scott Powers Sr, Forrest Keucker, James. Modified Fast DeLeon got the feature win Caturegli rounded out the the fast heat ahead of Duke, in second ahead of Tillman, Time-Noel McCormack Jr 13.174 Dash-Corey Giants will commemorate James, Clay Caturegli, McCormack, Dustin his 715th home run with fan- after earlier capturing the slow dash at 13.509 and Brad Sr. When Jerry Wilkins was Bundschich, Leuzinger, DeRosier. Heat 1-Darren Hernandez, Drew Villeggiante just missed at found illegal in tech, he lost VanCleve, Sloan and Cody Foster, Steve McLean, R J Randall, Paul fare. heat. Fast heat winner Andy Pedroncelli Jr. Heat 2-C Caturegli, Brad 13.698. Steve Taylor lost his slow heat win with the vic- Barba. Both Gifford and Villeggiante, McCormack, James, DeRosier. When Bonds tied Willie Leuzinger ran second ahead of Main-C Caturegli, James, DeRosier, R Randall, compression in hot laps to end tory reverting to Tom David Aceves were feature Foster, McLean, Pedroncelli, McCormack, Mays for third place two late arrival Jake Tillman. After Villeggiante, Hernandez. years ago with 660 home runs, the Giants unfurled a banner of Bonds on the left side of the center-field score- Lake and Mendocino Co. board to match one of his godfather on the other side. When he passes Babe Ruth’s 714 home runs for second LARGEST place, his team will pay trib- ~ PICK-UP ACCESSORIES ~ ute in similar fashion. “This is extra special to San Franciscans,” Giants Lakeport Camper executive vice president Insert 10% Off New Flavor Larry Baer said. “Barry is Tuesday one of our own. His father All Wines Six Packs Featuring (Bobby) was one of our own Tangerine and wore No. 25 proudly. FAST Pilsner Ukiah His godfather wore the FRIENDLY SERVICE “To Go” retired No. 24 proudly. Barry Sorbet was in diapers in the Giants 462-8849 102 S. State St. Ukiah 1252 Airport Park Blvd, Suite B-6 Monday - Friday 8am - 5pm •263-7755 clubhouse. 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reflecting romantic feelings Barbara Zollinger to perform New plays Chopin for his homeland of Bohemia, Dvorak became enamored one-woman show, ‘Carousel of Life’ Continued from Page 3 Continued from Page 3 with the rhythms and harmo- Ian Stigliani’s “Absolutes- ny of the unique style of early The Daily Journal one or more persons, and improvisation. Also included in the Ukiah Negro spirituals and Native MENDOCINO -- Barbara Zollinger will Ville” is a comedic language The sessions will be held Friday, May 12, 10 Symphony May 6 and 7 con- American songs. The result perform her one-woman show, “Carousel of a.m. to 1 p.m., and Saturday, May 13, 1 to 4 riff on certainty and uncertainty, cert is another youthful com- was the very first piece of Life,” Sunday, May 14, at 2:00 p.m., in the p.m. Tuition is $40 for each session or $75 everything and nothing, and the position, featuring the serious music that somehow intimate Helen Schoeni Theatre on the for both. way absolute statements and Symphony’s wind sections. grounds of the Mendocino Art Center. Using Zollinger, a resident of Ashland, Ore., has positions play out in communi- Richard Strauss’ 1881 single managed to embody and con- the carousel as a metaphor, Zollinger will cation and confrontation. David vey the American spirit. been in and out of theatre for the past 45 Hance directs this “hyper-real” movement “Serenade for provide a meaningful exploration of what it years as time and family permitted. She has Winds” was written when Concert location: play. Mendocino College Center means to be alive. While at the Mendocino played some forty roles, including Olivia in Finally, in David Wolf and Strauss was only 18 but Art Center, she will also teach an acting “Twelfth Night,” Anna in “The King and I,” remains among the few mas- Theatre, 1000 Hensley Creek Jody Gehrman’s “film noir” Road, Ukiah. This Ukiah technique workshop, May 12 and 13. Nurse Ratched in “One Flew Over the style “Die Baby, Die,” Violet terpieces of large wind cham- In Zollinger’s “Carousel of Life,” she Cuckoo’s Nest,” and has given acclaimed and her lover, Nick, plan to ber music repertory. The Symphony concert is spon- invites the audience to join her on a ride performances in several venues as Emily murder Violet’s husband now sonata-allegro form presents a sored by: Realty World/Selzer through life - hers and the audiences’ - as a Dickenson in “The Belle of Amherst.” A that he’s inherited a family for- lyrical main theme by the Realty and Parducci Wine celebration of the human spirit, using poet- graduate of the University of Arizona, tune. Little do they know oboe accompanied by clar- Cellars. Major underwriters ry and song, including the works of Jacques Zollinger has also directed, soloed in pops Cedric has plans of his own inets and bassoons. are Mendocino College, The Brel, Emily Dickenson, E. E. Cummings, concerts, and is co-founder of Santa Cruz which lead to revenge and lots Adding some chromaticism Ukiah Daily Journal, and T.S. Eliot, Lao Tsu, Mary Oliver, Rodgers Actor’s Theatre. of laughs. Tickets are available during the development sec- KWINE/KMKX. For infor- and Hammerstein, Rumi, William Tickets for Barbara Zollinger’s “Carousel at the Mendocino Book tion, Strauss recalls the earlier mation call 462-0236. Tickets Shakespeare, Andrew Lloyd Webber and of Life” are available in advance or at the Company and at the themes in the recapitulation are available at Mendocino Mendocino College Bookstore. many others. Love in its many manifesta- door for $10 each. Pre-registration for the and the Serenade ends with Book Company in Ukiah and tions is at the base of her offering, including Admission is $5. This produc- Leaves of Grass in Willits, acting workshop is required. For more infor- tion is expected to sell out sweet sonority. aging and transformation. mation, please call the Mendocino Art quickly, so audience members Rounding out the Ukiah and at the door. Prices: adults Zollinger will also teach two half-day Center at 937-5818 (toll free 1-800-653- are encouraged to purchase Symphony performance, $20; seniors (65 and older) workshops in technique study and how an 3328) or tickets soon! All proceeds will Dvorak’s “New World $18; under 18 $5. Season tick- actor approaches his/her work. Participants visit www.MendocinoArtCenter.org. The help support the college theatre Symphony” was written in his et prices (for four concerts): may choose one or more of the following: a Mendocino Art Center is located at 45200 club. For more information, fifth decade (1892). Noted for adult $72; seniors $64; under piece to use for auditions, scene study for Little Lake St. in Mendocino Village. call Reid Edelman at 468-3172. his melodic compositions 18 $20.

Wing, to Alonya Eisenberg’s Angeles Theatres ports play- Brody joi n the group for Comedy teen comedy Woody and ers Dan O’Connor, Edi shows filled with sponta- Peggy. Videos by Kathy Patterson, and Brian neous stories on Thursday “Hearing is not Continued from Page 3 O’Grady, Dan Sullivan and Lohmann to the Caspar stage. and Friday, May 25 and 26. my problem, Doug Nunn will also be fea- This year we are also for- On Saturday, May 27, some understanding is” are other possible guest stars tured. Hit and Run Movie of these Hollywood stars will in the offing as we go to tunate to welcome star per- Night plays for one night former Lisa Fredrickson to collide with Hit and Runners press. The group will be only-Monday, May 22 at 7:30 for a big “Improv Finale backed by longtime Bay area p.m. at the Caspar her premiere at the Mendocino Comedy Festival. Night.” Mark your calendars, musical keyboard maestro Community Center. General it should be a thrill. Joshua Brody, who joins Hit admission will be $7. Elders Lisa has been featured in a Oticon Delta — and Run for the first time for and children $5. There may variety of comedy shows, TV Designed for STYLE... this comedy-filled weekend. even be popcorn! commercials and theatrical Engineered for PERFORM On Monday night, May 22 Improvised comedy reach- events across the USA over As someone who lives an active an O N M A I N lifestyle, you know how important Hit and Run Theater will pre- es a crescendo on Memorial the past 15 years. connected with the people around y sent a “movie night” featur- did you know that every other perso Day Holiday Weekend with Doug Nunn and super age of 50 often has difficulty under ing both classics from our the return of popular Los musical improviser Joshua what people say when it’s noisy? archives and more recent With the new Oticon Delta, you can videos and cartoons by mem- more clearly in virtually any situati bers of the troupe. Over the Groundbreaking in looks and perfor years the group has presented Oticon Delta is small enough to be HONDA invisible behind your ear - but smar a variety of little films and to keep you connected to the sound videos, but never before had to hear. an evening with a dedicated With exceptional looks and 17 sleek screening. Hit and Run 1400 Hastings Rd • Ukiah and outstanding performance. Delta Movie Night offerings will Mother’s Garden hearing deices well into the 21st cen vary from our 1985 Night of www.thurstonhonda.com Party 5-13-06 MENDO-LAKE AUDIOLOGY the Living Dads(edited by CREDIT Clothing and Accessories For information & appointments: Mike Evans), to The Right 1-800-287-6727 UNION 323 North Main St • Ukiah DIRECT Wing, a plastic action animat- 707-468-9215 LENDING 462-5911 730 Dora, Ukiah • 463-2966 ed parody of the Bush West You Can Make A Difference In Your Community! Join our team... become a Foster Parent or Host Home Mentor and help us make a difference in the life of a child or youth!

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THE LEARNING CHALLENGER by Robert Barnett

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

CHAOS GRID THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME 2 1 68 13 by Henri Arnold and Mike Argirion RERE 12 64 70 66 Unscramble these four Jumbles, UNNO one letter to each square, 68 13 12 9 LDRG to form four ordinary words. 8705957 OY IE ALQUI CLUE: GOOD ORDER GRID 148 ©2006 Tribune Media Services, Inc. 148 All Rights Reserved.

68 148 L STYRT 68 1 148 RE 13 148 E 148 148 148 148 148 5/4/2006 DECODED MESSAGE: BRUMPE

ANSWERS IN NEXT EDITION © 2006 Robert Barnett www.jumble.com KRUBEE Answers to Previous Now arrange the circled letters Learning Challenger to form the surprise answer, as PYTHAGORAS & DRACO suggested by the above cartoon.

4 656512 PYTH Answer here: “ ” 51 26 25 44 AGOR 31 49 46 20 (Answers tomorrow) AS&D Jumbles: FEWER PUPPY AIRWAY STIGMA Yesterday’s 60 6 10 70 Answer: What he became after years of dedicated RACO 5/3/2006 study — A “WISE” GUY Marriage should be more important than a job Dear Annie: I am 45 years old, married for more effort when it also entails giving up a job, others that they are wrong to feel uncomfort- 15 years, with three children. Last summer, I but your marriage should be worth it. Your able. Viewing bikini hair is, for some, intense- discovered that my wife was having an affair wife no doubt believes she can handle this, but ly intimate and seems like an invasion of per- with another man. She immediately ended it. ANNIE’S MAILBOX staying close to this man will eat away at what- sonal space. Women who find it uncomfortable Since then, we’ve had couples counseling to By Kathy Mitchell and Marcy Sugar ever fragile trust there is between you. Go back to shave, wax or use depilatories, but still want work through what led to the affair and how to to your counselor and sort it out. to cover up, can wear swimsuits with skirts or deal with the aftermath. We have made great Dear Annie: Now that swimsuit season is shorts attached. It solves the problem and can progress and are closer now than before. hesitant to do so because of the perks and almost here, I am asking that you reconsider be flattering as well. Here is the problem. My wife still works in salary of her current position. Still, she told me the advice you gave to the woman whose Dear Annie: My heart connected with the same office as the “Other Man.” In fact, that she wants to “do the right thing” and has friend neglected to remove her bikini hair “Worried Mom,” whose 14-year-old daughter their cubicles are adjacent, and they continue promised to leave. before attending a pool party. was hanging out with the wrong crowd. I have to co-manage projects. My wife assures me Eight months have passed, and she has made I also have a lot of hair, and the inevitable two teenage girls. Talking and taking away they have no contact besides what is necessary little or no effort to find a new job. Whenever I irritation and discomfort that follows any privileges worked for my now-18-year-old. for business, and I have no doubt that she is broach the subject, she gets tense and resentful. means of hair removal from that sensitive area However, it’s not working for my 15-year-old. sincere. But from the beginning, I have made it She thinks I am trying to punish her, but I can’t has caused me to give up any attempt to do so. I have tried everything, and she still is grav- clear that I am uncomfortable with her work bear the thought of the two of them maintain- Do I want people to look at my nether-regions? itating toward the not-so-good kids. In desper- arrangement and I want there to be a perma- ing a relationship, even a professional one. Am Of course not. But conforming to society’s ation, I have decided to go to school with her nent, physical separation between the two of I being unreasonable? -- Looking for a Fresh expectations of hairless women simply isn’t for a day. On Friday of next week I have made them. Start worth the pain and itching that follows. My an appointment to be her buddy at school. She For a time, we thought that he might change Dear Looking: Often, one of the conditions friends still invite me to their pool parties is not too happy about it, but I refuse to lose my jobs, but those hopes have faded. We have spo- of getting past an affair is giving up contact with the other person. Of course, it requires because they value my company more than the child to this scary world and will do whatever ken often about her working elsewhere. She is appearance of my thighs. 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TODAY’S BIRTHDAYS: Horace Mann the New York Yankees. Datebook: Thursday, May 4, 2006 (1796-1859), educator; Maynard Ferguson TODAY’S QUOTE: “If any man seeks for (1928- ), bandleader, is 78; Hosni Mubarak greatness, let him forget greatness and ask for Today is the 124th day of 2006 and the 46th four students at Kent State University during an (1928-), president of Egypt, is 78; Audrey truth, and he will find both.” -- Horace Mann day of spring. anti-war protest. Hepburn (1929-1993), actress/UNICEF ambas- TODAY’S FACT: Joe DiMaggio in 1949 TODAY’S HISTORY: In 1961, activist stu- In 2000, the National Park Service started a sador; Roberta Peters (1930-), opera singer, is became the first baseball player with a salary of dents joined James Farmer of the Congress of “prescribed burn” in New Mexico that 76; Dick Dale (1937-), guitarist, is 69; Dawn Racial Equality (CORE) to conduct “Freedom devoured 50,000 acres, destroyed 400 homes Staley (1970-), basketball player, is 36. $100,000 a year. Rides” on public transportation in the South. and came within 300 yards of a plutonium-stor- TODAY’S SPORTS: In 1936, Joe TODAY’S MOON: Between new moon In 1970, Ohio National Guardsmen killed age facility at Los Alamos. DiMaggio made his Major League debut with (April 27) and first quarter (May 5).

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325-06 300-06 HELP HELP HELP HELP 5/4/06 4-25,26,27,28,29,30,5-1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9/06 PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICES WANTED WANTED WANTED WANTED NOTICE OF FINDING OF NO SIGNIFICANT Bids and Quotations are requested from all 10 120 120 120 120 IMPACT AND NOTICE OF INTENT TO subcontractors, suppliers, small businesses, ADOPTIONS & Clinical Social Deburring/utility FT EXECUTIVE 308-06 ROP TEACHER and all certified D.B.E. firms for the following: FOSTER CARE Worker, CF - Dept of days. Must be able to DIRECTOR REQUEST RELEASE OF FUNDS. 4/27,5/4,11,18/06 AGRICULTURE CALTRANS PROJECT NO. 01-397514 True to Life Children's Corrections and perform multiple Lake Country Tribal NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a Finding of FICTITIOUS PT (4 hrs/day, REALIGN HIGHWAY WITH TWO BRIDGES Services seeks families. Rehab, Div of Adult tasks. Self motivated, Health is seeking an No Significant Impact (FONSI) has been pre- BUSINESS NAME 5 days/wk, 185 IN MENDOCINO COUNTY Reimbursement, training Parole Operations, able to work unsuper- Executive Director. pared for the Plowshares Peace and Justice STATEMENT & professional support days/yr) in Willits BID DATE: May 9, 2006 @ 2:00 PM Parole Outpatient vised. Manual dexter- Must have a BA de- Center Project at 1350 South State Street, File No.: 2006-F0269 provided. 463-1100 $27.84 - $46.36/hr. We are soliciting bids for the following: Clinic - Ukiah; $3321- ity req. Able to lift up gree, MA degree pre- THE FOLLOWING #236800809 Teach students the Ukiah for the purpose of satisfying the re- Provide materials or subcontracts to perform $4139 - $600 R&R. to 60 lbs. Willing to ferred. Experience in PERSON(S) IS principals of agri- quirements of the National Environmental Signs, Barricades, Guardrail, Striping, Fence, To provide individual train. $10/hr + bene- business administra- (ARE) DOING BUSI- PERSONALS cultural manage- Policy Act in connection with the release of Erosion Ctrl/Landscaping, Underground Utilit- 20 and group therapy, fits. Pre emply. phys tion, social science or NESS AS: ment. BA degree in grant money to fund project improvements. ies, Reinforcing Steel, Concrete Rail, Clear- Thank Utility Co. case management + drug test req. other related fields, Largo di Merlo, Agriculture req. Ex- ing, Earthwork, Prestressing, Minor Concrete, for explaining about and community re- Liqua-Tech Corp. plus two (2) years re- The FONSI is available for public review and Lago di Merlo perience w/FAA de- Shotcrete, A.C. Paving, Electrical, Concrete Electro Magnetic source development Send resume to cent experience in an comment for a fifteen (15) day period begin- Vineyards, Largo di sired. Reg. teach- Curbs/Gutters/SW. Fields to us. for the mentally ill 3501 N. State St. American Indian/ ning on May 4, 2006 and ending on May 19, Merlo Vineyards & ing cred not req’d. Plans may be purchased from State of Cali- -A Clari Chronicle. and sexual offending Ukiah, CA 95482 or Alaska Native pro- 2006. The document can be reviewed at the Winery, Largo di Desig. Subj. Cred fornia Dept. of Transportation Plans and parole population of fax 462-3576 gram. Knowledge of City of Ukiah Department of Planning and Merlo Winery, Merlo We are Americans. issued based upon Document Section, 1120 N. St., Room 200, the Ukiah Parole non-profit laws, expe- Vineyards, Merlo They have found oil work exper. OR DELIVERY DRIVER Community Development, Civic Center, 300 Sacramento, CA 95814-5605, (916-654- Unit. MSW required, rience in personnel Winery, Merlo in Mexico Thank you possess Sngl Subj. Class A or B license Seminary Avenue, Ukiah, CA. This notice 4490) fax 916-654-7028). Cost: $35 for non LCSW is desirable. supervision and writ- Winery & Vineyards Father “God” Creator cred in Agriculture. Must be over 21. shall satisfy two (2) separate but related pro- bidders. Contact Deborah ing and verbal com- 2350 McNab Ranch -Frances Mendocino County 40hrs + OT w/bene- cedural requirements for activities undertaken Balfour Beatty Construction, Inc. Office of Education Gonzales @ munication skills. Rd. LOST & fits. 455 Kunzler 2333 Courage Drive, Suite C For an app packet 510-622-2551 Preference given to by the City of Ukiah in partnership with the Ukiah, CA 95482 FOUND Ranch Rd. Ukiah Fairfield, CA 94533 30 visit www.mcoe.us/ qualified Native Plowshares Peace and Justice Center Board Merlo Ranch, L.P. Cabinet Makers, DRIVERS - Golden Lic. No. 89475 LOST FIT BMX bike jobs or call Americans in accord- of Directors. REQUEST FOR RELEASE OF 3495 Skaggs Spring Helpers, & Furn. State Overnight is Phone (707) 427-8900 Fax (707) 427-8901 on 4/29, off hwy.101, 707-467-5012 ance with Indian pref- FUNDS: On or about May 19, 2006, the City Road Builder. Exp. Panel- hiring drivers with Contact: Betty Rizzio navy blue, w/ tan DEADLINE: erence act (title 2 Geyserville, CA ing & other architec- van or pickup of Ukiah, as grantee, and the Plowshares 100% Performance and Payment Bonds may seat. 525-8788 5/25/06 U.S. code 472 & 473) 95441 tural details. Benicia, w/shell for local Peace and Justice Center Board of Directors be required. Contact Balfour Beatty Construc- Send resume to This business is con- Lost Red & Blue CA 707-745-1900 morning small pack- (in partnership) will submit a request to the tion, Inc. for bonding and insurance ROP TEACHER 707-263-0329) Attn: ducted by a Limited Macaw (Large Carpenters age delivery routes State of California Department of Housing assistance. CULINARY ARTS Raymond Brown Partnership. The Parrot) Last seen in Assistant $8-$12 based in Mendocino and Community Development for the release An Equal Opportunity Employer P/T (1 hr/day, Sr./Tina Ramos registrants com- Rwd Vly 485-5177 hr. to start DOE. County area. Earn 5 dys/wk, 10 of Small Cities Community Development menced to transact Can work into high- $10.00 per hour Exp. lumber truck mos/yr) Block Grant Program funds under Title 1 of business under the er wages for the plus mileage reim- driver. Class A Req. 328-06 100 INSTRUCTION $27.84-$46.36/hr. the Housing and Community Development 5/4,11,18,25/06 fictitious business right person. Clean bursement plus ad- Apply at 1117 Cosmetology- Teach culinary arts Act of 1974, as amended, to undertake a proj- ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE name or names listed DMV & drug ditional reimburse- Commerce Dr. Ukiah Manicuring Classes class at Round Val- ect known as the Plowshares Peace and Jus- above on N/A. En- screening req. ment based on local FOR CHANGE OF NAME ley High School. EXPERIENCED dorsed-Filed on April Ukiah Beauty College For app./interview fuel cost. Benefits tice Center for the purpose of constructing the Case No. SCUK CVPT ‘0696792 Must have min of 5 MAINTENANCE 13, 2006. at the Men- Enroll Now 462-8831 485-5759 available including new Plowshares facility at 1350 South State SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA, yrs exper in culina- P/T ON CALL docino County Clerks HELP health coverage and Street, Ukiah, CA. FINDING OF NO SIGNIFI- COUNTY OF MENDOCINO, Court House, ry arts. Reg. teach- Apply in person Office. WANTED Cashier P/T 401K with Company Ukiah, CA 95482 120 ing cred not req’d. 1343 S. Dora St. CANT IMPACT: The City of Ukiah has deter- /s/Harry A. Merlo, Jr. permanent. M-F match. IN THE MATTER OF THE APPLICATION $8- $10.75 hr. Desig. Suj. Cred is- Family Assistance mined that the project will have no significant HARRY A. MERLO Apply in person Call Steven Koller OF: Christian Jon Elfers MORNING, EVE. & sued based upon Representative I- impact on the human environment. Therefore, JR. VICE The Sound Company 866-779-7726. THE COURT FINDS that Petitioner(s) NIGHT SHIFTS work exper. Ukiah an Environmental Impact Statement under Christian Jon Elfers has filed a Petition for PRESIDENT CNA’s F/T, P/T, No exp. Pd. training Mendocino County DRIVERS (Eligibility Worker I) the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) Change of Applicant(s)’ name FROM days & PM’s. provided. Cooking, Office of Education Tankers wanted for Mendocino Christian Jon Elfers Great working cond. is not required. Additional project information 329-06 cleaning, driving & For an app packet Dandee Transporta- TO Christian Jon Denton Apply in person County is contained in the Environmental Review Re- 5/4,11,18,25/06 providing living skills visit www.mcoe.us/ tion in Ukiah, CA, pay THE COURT ORDERS All people interested Valley View Skilled cord (ERR) on file at the Ukiah Planning De- FICTITIOUS assist. to adults w/ jobs or call Nursing Center, to $23.75 per hour, Department of in this matter appear before this court to show partment, 300 Seminary Avenue, Ukiah, CA, BUSINESS NAME developmental disa- 707-467-5012 1162 S.Dora, Ukiah work all year round, Social Services. cause why this application for change of and may be examined or copied weekdays STATEMENT bilities. Will consider DEADLINE: Cold Creek Compost major oil contracts, Salary $1076- name should not be granted on: File No.: 2006-F0319 resp. Hi. Schl. Sr. 5/15/06 has position open for late model equip- $1308/Bi-Weekly between 8:00 A.M. and 5:00 P.M. PUBLIC HEARING DATE: June 16, 2006 at 9:30 a.m. THE FOLLOWING 485-0165, 468-0602 a loader operator. ment, benefits, 401k, Challenging COMMENTS: Any individual, group, or agen- in Dept E, located at Court House, 100 N. PERSON(S) IS ROP TEACHER We offer pd. vaca- 3 years class A driv- positions available cy disagreeing with this determination or State Street, Ukiah, California 95482 INSTRUCTIONAL (ARE) DOING BUSI- RESIDENTIAL tion, heath & retire- ing exp, must have determining wishing to comment on the project may sub- Dated: April 25, 2005 PARA NESS AS: ELECTRICIAN ment. F/T year round. hazmat and tanker eligibility for public mit written comments to the City of Ukiah De- /s/ Richard J. Henderson PROFESSIONAL DELERY & FAMILY PT (3 hrs/eve, 2 Pay DOE. 485-5966 endorsement to be assistance benefits. RICHARD J. HENDERSON partment of Planning and Community Devel- DELIVERY 6.5 hrs/day, 5 eves/wk) in Ukiah eligible. Call 888- Clerical exp. 2 yrs. Judge of the Superior Court opment. All comments received by 5:00 P.M. SERVICE days /wk in Ukiah $27.84-$46.36/hr. 383-2410 ext 21. or 60 college $12.74-$16.26/hr. credits required. on May 19, 2006 will be considered by the 3001 S. State St #11 Prepare students EMPLOYMENT City of Ukiah prior to the submission of a re- 320-06 Ukiah, Ca 95482 Assist certificated for employment as For info call 707- 5/2/06 staff w/instruction of and TRAINING quest for funds by the Plowshares Peace and Robert Glen Pugh residental electri- 467-5866 or go to INVITATION TO BID high-risk students. WORKER I www.mss.ca.gov to Justice Center Board of Directors. Com- 2259 Goose Rd. cians. Reg. teach- The Round Valley Indian Tribe is accepting AA degree or 48 Come Join Mendocino ”Career Opportunities” ments should specify which component of the Willits, CA 95490 ing cred not req’d. bids under seal for the construction of a This business is con- college units req. Desig. Subj. Cred Our Team County Closes 5/12/16 notice (Request for Release of Funds or Find- 200,000 gallon welded steel water storage ducted by an Individ- Volunteer or paid issue based upon Now accepting Department of ing of No Significant Impact) they are ad- tank and appurtenances. The project area is ual. The registrant experience w/chil- work exper. OR applications for Social Services. Family Advocate located on the Round Valley Reservation dressing. RELEASE OF FUNDS: The City of commenced to trans- dren and/or adoles- possess Sngl.Subj. Video Techs Job Alliance for E Center’s near Covelo, CA. The Owner will receive Bids cents is desirable. Ukiah certifies to the State Department of act business under cred in Ind. Arts. Casino Exp. Program Migrant Head Start until 2:00 PM local timie (PST) on the 25th Mendocino County Prgrm in Cloverdale Housing and Community Development (HCD) the fictitious business Mendocino County Cage Cashiers Biweekly Salary- day of May, 2006. Please contact the Owners Office of Education Office of Education 40hr/wk; seasonal that Charles Stump in his capacity as the Di- name or names listed Cooks $1245-$1514 Representative, Crystal Britton, at (707) 983- For an app packet For an app packet position; benefits; rector of Planning and Community Develop- above on May 1, Host & Hostesses Seeking individuals 6126 or the Project Engineer, David Mazorra, visit www.mcoe.us/ visit www.mcoe.us/ $13.47/hr w/poten- ment for the City of Ukiah consents to accept 2006. Endorsed-Filed Coyote Valley to facilitate a cli- at (707) 462-5314 extension 104 for requests jobs or call jobs or call tial up to $16.41/hr. on May 2, 2006 at Shodakai Casino ent’s transition from the jurisdiction of the Federal Courts if any to obtain the bidding documents. 707-467-5012 707-467-5012 Must have AA in the Mendocino Coun- 7751 N. State St. public assistance to action is brought to enforce responsibilities in DEADLINE: DEADLINE: Social Services & 1 ty Clerks Office. Redwood Valley employment. Exp. relation to the environmental review process 5/15/06 5/15/06 yr. exp or training in PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE /s Robert Glen Pugh M-F 9-5 EOE in vocational guid- and that these responsibilities have been sat- social services or ROBERT GLEN 707-467-4728 ance or employ- ROP TEACHER - comb. of educ. & isfied. HCD's Approval and acceptance of the 273-06 PUGH ment counseling 327-06 COMPUTER TEACHER - Construction work- exp; Bilingual (Eng- certification satisfies its responsibilities under 4/20,27,5/4,11/06 and some college 5/4,11,18,25/06 APPLICATIONS ers needed. Some lish/Spanish) re- NEPA and related laws and authorities and STATEMENT OF SPECIAL preferred. Full time FICTITIOUS Fort Bragg High exp. pref. but not req. quired; must have allows the City of Ukiah and Plowshares ABANDONMENT OF EDUCATION w/benefits. Closes: P/T (3hrs/dy, 5 Will train the right valid CA driver’s li- Peace and Justice Center Board of Directors USE OF FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME Ukiah 5/19/06. for info call dys/wk, 185 dys/yr) (autism) person. 485-1991 cense. More info BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT $26.52-$44.15/hr. 707-467-5866 or to to use program funds. OBJECTIONS TO RE- FT (7 Hrs/5 Days) contact: M. Zamora The following person File No.: 2006-F0320 Daily Teach computer COOK PT apply online go to: LEASE OF FUNDS: HCD will accept objec- $27.84-$46.36/hr @ 530-668-4783., (persons) have aban- THE FOLLOWING applications w/em- www.mss.ca.gov tions to its release of funds and the City of BA degree & ap- Apply in person 39839 County Rd doned the use of the PERSON(S) IS Journal phasis in web de- 1343 S. Dora St. “Career Ukiah's certification for a period of fifteen (15) sign and graphic propriate CA Sp 17A, Woodland, CA fictitious business (ARE) DOING BUSI- COUNSELOR Opportunities” days following the anticipated submission arts. Reg. teaching 95995 530-668- name: NESS AS: Delivered Ed Teaching Cre- Tapestry Family date of its actual receipt of the request cred not req’d. De- EMPLOYMENT 4783 deadline: 5 VINTAGE CURVES dential req’d. Exp Services (whichever is later) only if it is on one of the sig. Subj. Cred is- TRAINING pm 5/12/06 EOE 582 N. School St. 628 S State St to Your in autism required. Support Counselor following bases: (a) the certification was not sued based upon POSSIBILITIES. Ukaih, CA 95482 Ukiah, Ca 95482 3 yrs. teaching to work with children FARM EQUIP work exper. Youth Ages 17-21. executed by the Certifying Officer of the City Laura Koehn Door and families, in MECHANIC FT Time Terry Coleman Mendocino exp. in sp. ed. pre- Ukiah area call of Ukiah; (b) the City of Ukiah has omitted a 582 N. School St. homes, community Start immed, exp with Phillips County Office of ferred. MA prefer- 467-5924 step or failed to make a decision or finding re- Ukaih, CA 95482 and in after-school tractors, spray rigs, 1250 Yokayo Court Education red. quired by HUD regulations at 24 CFR Part 58; Chandler Koehn program in Ukiah. EMPLOYMENT pumps, misc eq. Ukiah, CA 95482 For an app Mendocino TRAINING (c) the grant recipient has incurred costs not 582 N. School St. Requires AA, BA, Knowledge of or- This business is con- packet visit POSSIBILITIES Ukaih, CA 95482 County Office of MA or MSW & expe- chards & vineyards authorized by 24 CFR Part 58 before appro- ducted by an Individ- www.mcoe.us/jobs Youth Ages 17-21. The fictitious busi- Education rience with children helpful. Must be self val of a release of funds by HCD; or (d) an- ual. The registrant or call Ft. Bragg/Willits area ness name referred For an app packet in mental health or motivated & able to other Federal agency acting pursuant to 40 707-467-5012 call 456-3778 to above was filed in commenced to trans- call visit rehabilitative setting. work independently. CFR Part 1504 has submitted a written find- DEADLINE: 5/4/06 Maintenance County on August act business under www.mcoe.us/jobs $18 to $21 per hour; Class A useful. Sal- ing that the project is unsatisfactory from the the fictitious business Associate ary based on exp. 24, 2004This busi- DRIVER Mon-Fri. or call depending on standpoint of environmental quality. Objec- name or names listed education and expe- Busy Prop. Mgt. firm ACO PO Box 946 ness was conducted F/T. Must be able to 707-467-5012 tions must be prepared and submitted in ac- above on May 2, rience. Benefits. seeks motivated, Kelseyville, CA by a California Lim- drive 24 ft. Bobtail. DEADLINE: 5/11/06 dependable, individ- cordance with the required procedures (24 2006. Endorsed-Filed 463-3300 for 95451 707-279-4204 ited Partnership. Must be reliable, ual w/basic con- CFR part 58) and shall be addressed to the pass background & application packet. Nurses SNF & ACUTE This statement was on May 2, 2006 at 2 Retail struction exp. for HUD at 1800 3rd Street, Suite 390, Sacra- filed with the County the Mendocino Coun- drug test. Good pay. Apply by 5/05/06 RN’s LPNs CNA’s & benefits. Merchandiser F/T position. Must Days/Pms/Nocs mento, CA 95814. Potential objectors should Clerk of Mendocino ty Clerks Office. for major greeting Drivers-Class A. have reliable vehicle County on April 17, Please send resume 8 hrs or 12 hr Shifts contact HCD to verify the actual last day of /s Terry Coleman to Box 03069 c/o card company in Night shift, chips, & valid DL. Benefit Per-Diem or TRAVEL 2006 the objection period. s/Charles Stump, Direc- Phillips Ukiah Daily Journal, Ukiah area. EOE local haul. Current pkg avail. Apply at Positions /s/Laura Koehn tor of Planning and Community Development. TERRY COLEMAN P.O. Box 749, Call Linda 800-373- DMV printout Selzer Realty 300 Call David @ LAURA KOEHN PHILLIPS 468-0123 Ukiah, CA 95482 3636 ext 93416 459-4131 E. Gobbi St., Ukiah PUBLISH: May 4, 2006. 916-275-0165 THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL THURSDAY, MAY 4, 2006 -13

HELP HELP HELP HELP HELP APARTMENTS ROOMS MISC. GARAGE GARAGE 120 WANTED 120 WANTED 120 WANTED 120 WANTED 120 WANTED 300 UNFURNISHED 350 FOR RENT 480 FOR SALE 590 SALES 590 SALES FIELD MECHANIC LIKE NOW RECEPTIONIST TRUE TO LIFE Clean 2bdrm., nice Lg .Rm. Priv entr, Antiques: Birdseye 228 Pomo Dr. Sat 8- MUCHO SALE 1388 Exp. diesel, aerial & for Law Firm. Westside neighbor- Kitchenette. F. pref. maple chest w/mirror. 3. (Oak Manor Dr. to Yokayo Dr. off Wa- ACCEPTING CHILDREN’S const. equip mech. CHILDREN? Computer skills hood. Good credit, Shared ba in main hs Birdseye dressing Yosemite) furn, kitch, bash Sat & Sun 8-4 APPLICATIONS SERVICES RENTAL YARD This might be necessary. Salary seeks 2 additional N/S, no pets, Sec. 8 N/P/S. Lg. yard. tble & chr. Lg. oak camp, books, etc. Chairs, desk, futon, PERSON, RENTAL the job for you. depending on experi- homes for Shelter O.K. 462-3563 Refs. $525 467-9925 desk & ped. chr. All jewelry & lots more COORDINATOR, Cypress Ridge ence. Please fax Care program appraised. Make of- 316 George Pl. (off Live Bunnies CHILDCARE Downtn Ukiah stu- WANTED TO EXP. CLASS A WORKERS, Apartments resume along with a Applicants need to fer. Like new LaZ Zinfandel) Sat 9-? 520 Cypress St. have at least 1 spare dio. $550/mo. Garb. 380 SHARE RENT EQUIP.TRANS- ALL SHIFTS. copy of current Boy recliner $250. Patio set, dining set, Multi Family Sale Ft. Bragg, CA 95437 bdrm to house a child wtr. pd. No pets. . $450/mo. Furn. rm. PORT DRIVER F/T 4 day week. driver’s license to Solid oak tble 4 chrs., refrig. lots more!! Fri-Sat 9-5 Lots of for up to 30 days. 357-5575 Avl. now! incl. util.Kit. priv. No Individs. req’d to Starting salary 707-468-0453. & bench. $400. Por- Stuff. Few antiques HUD subsidized Guaranteed monthly S/P/D. Dep. & ref. Alert-Senior Center maintain positive $9.40 per hour. allotment. Generous celain doll from Ja- 9757 W. Rd Rwd Vly senior housing to Redwood Tree In country req. 468-5556 Thrift Open Mon-Sat attitude & exceptional On call $9 per hour. increase upon place- pan in gls case. $100 income qualified Pickup & deliver cars 10-4, Donations & Sat 10-3 6901 Black customer service at Qualifications: ment. Income tax-ex- small trailer. 462-9004, 367-4451 applicants. locally. Customer Hopland - Room in volunteers needed Oak Dr. Calpella. 2 all times. Please Pass medical and empt. Exp. with chil- service skills a must. dren req. Parents will $500mo. + beautiful home. Own 462-4343 family estate. Furn, contact: Mark Nichols drug exam, TB test, Diamond Cabinets- Must be 62+ or 462-4472 receive training, + So- ba. Great views. 1/2 tools, fishing, misc. Rental Solutions criminal back- utils. + dep. all wood, self closed Computer, Electron- mobility impaired. RN/Assistant cial Worker, in-home util. $500/mo.Fem. drawers. new. Pd ics, Short Wave Ra- 707-953-6971 ground check and support & respite. Director Lakeport 468-1257 pref. N/P. 744-9547 $10K best reas. offer. dios Much more. Sat 9-3 No early have valid Cal. Skilled Nursing Need 1 or 2-parent birds please! 49 homes, with 1 parent Large 3bd/1ba ROOM FOR RENT 1 wk only 272-0378 Sun 11-5 9801 W Rd. GENERAL Drivers license. $3000.00 Sign on Betty St. Furn, Toys, home full time. Home Townhouse 2265 S. $450 incl. util. DS MANAGER/ GREAT NEW Estate Sale household items This challenging with no more than 1 Dora $700/mo 468-9332 Perfect Condition. MEDICAL, DENTAL, May 5-7 9am INNOVATED VISION PKG. position is full-time biological child con- +$150 util 463-8337 490-7157 Only used for a 351 Uva Place Rdwd Sat. - Sun. 9-3 LEADER matching 403B with On-Call duties. sidered. month. includes... Retirees invited to Lrg. 2 bd. w/carport. MOBILES FOR Vly-near the Broiler. LOTS OF TSA Plan, paid holi- Long term care ex- The Urbs “Sims” Please call perience preferred apply. Contact TLC N/S, N/P, $750+ sec. 390 RENT Entire hsehold collec, GOOD STUFF Competitive base, days & vacation, In Ukiah. game (new), Golden 707-964-7715 but willing to train 707-463-1100 MOBILE FOR RENT tools etc 470 Observatory monthly incentive, paid training’s, on Lic#236800809 eye (new). Spitter the right individual. 462-5159 1/2 price Sun auto allowance. duty meals. 2 bdrm, on prvte Cell, new Metroid MOVE-IN Spring Cleaning Sale FREE Co-op Day Excellent salary. Vocational ranch off West Rd. Demo Game. Furniture Movies & Now Hiring servers, Join our team of SPECIAL!!! 2 family. Refrig., The Hometown Care Provided Resource Rdwd Vlly. 700+ 485- Carrying Case. more 5/6 296 Robin bussers, & kitchen, health care profes- Sierra Sunset offers kitchen items., books, Shopper Apply: Specialist l-lll- 8283 MP3 Player & head- Hill Rd. Nice Lucerne cooks & bartenders. sionals. Contact 2 bd. apts. w/pool & tools, toys, & misc. based out of the TRINITY YOUTH (Ukiah) phones. All for only Cutoff 1st Right 1st Please apply @ Barry Loflin, R.N. laundry facilities, Sm Trailer Furnished 2350 Rd. L Rwd Vly. beautiful Ukiah SERVICES Work w/adults - $200 Call 468-0907 left to end 391-3280 Crushed Grape Director of Nursing. carports & more! Utilities included. Sat. only 8:30-4 valley, and serving 915 W. Church St. intake, case manage- 13500 Hwy 101 Ph: (707) 263-6101, Selzer Realty small yard $450/mo Good Live Music Guys stuff! Sml. sail- REC VEH two counties, or on line@ ment, counseling, job boat, O/Bmtr., ammo, Hopland Fax: 263-6300 468-0411 485-7925 Blue Sky Band CAMPING needs an aggres- wwwtrinitycfs.org placement, support Sat. 9-3. 4020 610 NURSERY WORK- services. Any comb NEW & USED Any occasion. sive thinking lead- SAN JACINTA Eastside Calp. Rd. 71 Airstream travel ERS NEEDED P/T SALES of edc/exp to perform EQUIPMENT Kat 485-1674 er with a strong 2 bed., 1.5 Ba. condo 400 trailer. Needs some F/T. Apply in person duties. Req. bilingual/ Mac Toolbox top conviction for suc- ASSOCIATE H20 include. patio, 2002 Great Dane work. $5,500. Blue Sky Nursery bi-literate (English/ bottom side metric HUGE cess. The person F/T. Benefits avail. pool, cent. heat & air. Mower. 52”, rugged, 468-4982 735 Dusty Road Spanish); F/T posi- standard Fully loaded who will take on Apply in person $1100 + dep. zero turn Bush Hog. Rdwd Vly Apply 9am- tion $13.17/hr to serious only $25k SALE! the lead manage- Maintenance THURSTON Beverly Sanders $3500/obo. 463-1189 ‘62 GM 35’ RV/Bus 3pm, 7 days/wk $17.02/hr w/bene. 391-8987 ment position for Warehouse HONDA Realty 462-5198 Detroit 318. Allison this 40,000 weekly Job des/app avail Maple Twin Bd Frm, position with the 1400 Hastings Rd. Spacious 2bdrm. 1 FURNITURE Trans. Fully convert- direct mail product MPIC, 631 So. 440 2 Chld Bike Tlr, Vac- 1ST TIME California Conser- Ukiah. Ask for ba incl. ht, AC, wat, & ed. Year round livea- will have advertis- Orchard Ave., Ukiah, King Teal Metal uum Hlth Walker & vation Corps in Jeremy Pickens garb.w/balcony, pa- EVER!!! ble. Kubota gen. 13K. ing sales, leader- CA 707-467-5900; Headboard/Foot- Pilaties Mach. Accept Ukiah. $10.25 per On-Site Apartment tio & pool, $875/mo. Call for much more ship track record, SECRET TDD 1-800-735- board & Frame best offers 456-0525 hr plus some Management No pets. 462-8600 info. Must see to ap- and a desire to be SHOPPERS 2929; EOE, w/matching side Ukiah Rotary benefits. For info. Prop. Mgt. firm SPA-Deluxe ‘06 preciate. Stored in innovative and Needed to Evaluate Deadline: 5/19/06 Town house 2 bdrm tables & two table Community Sue or Merrillyn at seeks qualified indi- model. 30 jets. Ukiah. $29,500. have management Local Businesses. 1 1/2 bth, Dish Wash- lamps. Trundle Bed 707-463-2822.EOE vidual/ team for 68- Window Covering Therapy seat. Never Yard Sale! (208)267-3696 or related experi- Flexible hrs, E-mail er Sm yd. H20 & gbg with metal frame unit apt. communi- Installer On call. used. Warr.Can del. ence. We offer a Massage Therapist: Req’d 800-585-9024 pd. cov. pking N/P headboard and mat- 5th Wheel 1979 in ty. Must be friendly, Good Pay. Exp a $2750.707-468-4300 «Clothing, competitive com- ext 6520 $760/mo. 463-3721 tress; Floor lamp; Senior Park 8x39ft/w Full Time or Part responsible & pro- must. 462-0551 M-F «Furniture pensation and SERVICE Oak Custom Uphol- Wanted Bee Hives 4x7 ext DW W/D AC Time. Rental or Hour- fessional; office & «Technical items benefits package. ly/Commission 448- COORDINATOR FINANCIAL sterd Rocker. Call for Got any old bee S/R Storage shed basic maint. skills «Building Sell me on why 0550 Vacaville CA (Case Mgr) 205 SERVICES prices 463-0306 hives just laying $3750 467-0488 req. Salary + 2 bd. equipment this is the job for F/T position in beauti- BANKRUPTCY around or empty MEDICAL apt. (no pets Amber color Italian MOTOR- you. ful Ukiah, CA in Chil- is it for me? in the field? OFFICE please). Visit our UKIAH leather couch $700 & 590 S. School St. 620 CYCLES Email your salary RECEPTIONIST dren’s Unit. Bilingual- FREE 707-354-2117 office for details & 140 Zinfandel love seat $400. Lg. Ukiah Daily Journal ‘98 HARLEY history, require- Computer literate; Spanish speaker. Re- consultation by phone! application: 1bd 1 ba. $640. Mahogany desk.$100 Wanted I buy coins Parking Lot Fat Boy with extras. ments, & resume quires M/A, BA or RN Atty Ed Dechant bilingual English- Realty World Ent sys. $40. Lots & Collectibles! $11,500 to Publisher Spanish. Will train. lic. + relevant pd. 800-823-0600 Selzer Realty CENTURY 21 more furn. 485-0248 Private Collector Sat. & Sun. 485-1459 Kevin McConnell Resume to 242-B 300 E. Gobbi St., exp. in human serv- 621-1308, 485-7750 udjpublisher@ ices + knowledge of Les Ryan Realty Nice Stuff! Qu. Mis- Hospital Drive, Ukiah Ukiah. INVESTMENTS May 6 & 7 Pontiac - Firebird pacific.net. dev. disability issues. 240 Property Management sion style bed $200, Wine Barrell Halves or fax 463-2557 conv. 1968. Show Salary range $2674 VALLEJO, 3 UNITS 468-0463 lg denim sofa $800, for planters Freshly MOTOSPORTS OF PACU/PRE-OP RN car. Restored. Over Graveyard shift to $3762/mo. + exc. $585K , duplex, Century car seat cut Just in time for UKIAH Per Diem $40K recs. Best ofr. WORKING with kids, bene. Closes 5-10-06 2bd/1ba each+cot- w/stroller $65, May- Spring. $10-$15 MOVING SALE! F/T mech. and sales- & OR RN each. Also will be on Antiques - Over 100 462-5262 small homelike envi- Send resume & tage 1 bd + 2 garag- DUPLEXES tag dryer $50. Micro person, knwldge a + FT, PT,PD 320 year old oak desk & ronment, good pay & letter of interest to es. Call Agent, Ri- cart $20. Sanyo JVC the coast 2X a month Honda Shadow See David or Ben for Day shift No On-Call, 1 bdrm 1bth Willits pedestal chair. Bird- benefits. Fax resume H.R., RCRC, 1116 chard. 415-730-6640 19” TV $60.468-0911 462-4917. 1986 700c Very low app. Also looking for No Wknds. super clean dwntwn seye maple dresser to 463-6957 Airport Park Blvd., BUSINESS Wood Shop Sale miles(1200) Has P/T housekeeping. Ukiah Surgery Center walk to Safeway N/S, PERSIAN RUGS & mirror. Birdseye HANDYPERSON Ukiah, CA 95482, RENTALS Redwood products, been sitting and See Gloria for app. 467-2120 250 W/D $625/mo+$1000 Beautiful quality! Many vanity with mirror & Apply in person e-mail: hr@redwood- used tools, etc. needs a little TLC. 1850 N. State St. Permanent, part-time 24 sq’ in retail mall. Gateway 459-5363 sizes, colors. Selling all. chair. Working sew- Baechtel Creek Inn. coastrc.org. or fax: $1200/mo. includes Negotiable. Call today. Sylvan Woods $2,000 obo 743-1931 Ukiah Shelter Manager po- 2 bd. 351 Creekside, ing machine in cabi- 101 Gregory Ln. 707-462-4280 all util. 707-272-6100 Penny 707-823-1326 3541 N. State St. Multipurpose sition for extremely Willits. Lndry rm. No net. Oak dining table, AUTO PARTS & Willits busy office ( HSIMC “EOE-M/F” 1244 S. State St. WANTED Bldg. G in back. ACCESSORIES Senior Services pets. Sml. bk yd. Ga- 10-12 & 2-4 weekdays 4 chairs & bench. 630 Head Start Teacher Program - Ukiah - Humane Society). SHORT TERM 450 TO BUY Good cond. Ocean WANTED Banquet Hall & rage. $800. 485-0841 starting May 1 til ? Salary $12-$13 per hr. RN Case Manager Good computer, peo- THERAPUTIC I buy silver, gold, rods & reels, kitchen ‘67 - ‘72 Kitchen Ukiah Senior 2 bdrm 1 bth in Brk Please apply or send position available in ple & animal skills a HOME FOR platinum Top Prices items. Tupperware, Chevy PU parts. Center 499 Leslie St. trls. New carpet, PETS & Resume to: friendly, team orient- must. Current rate - CHILDREN SEEKS Other stuff too. 707- garden tools, other 485-0315, 621-1308 462-4343 paint & more. N/S, Pinoleville Native ed non-profit office, $10.50/hour. Dead- MATURE RESPON- 223-9338/463-3900 500 SUPPLIES tools, camping items, Tiny pet ok. W/D 4X4'S American Head Start helping frail elders re- line 5/10/06. Fax SIBLE & PROFES- Kittens! 4 free So career clothes, wood COMMERCIAL $775/mo. $1500 dep. FOR SALE 500 Pinoleville Dr. main at home. PHN resume 462-0665. SIONAL INDIVIDU- adorable! 7 weeks coffee table w/glass 650 LEASE UKIAH Gateway 459-5363 460 APPLIANCES Ukiah, Ca. 95482 or BSN preferred. POOL MANAGER AL FOR POSITION 2030 Industry Rd. old. 462-7500 top, japanese doll in Chev. Silverado USED 707-468-3835 32hrs/wk, $2848- (Seasonal Posi- IN UKIAH 1. 5000 Sq.Ft. Aprx. 2bd. 1.5 ba. 601 Ta- glass case, what 1500, ‘02, 49K, ex. APPLIANCES Howard 3139/mo. exc. ben. tion):$12.00- 6 wks pd vacation w/400 sf office hoe Ct. Front yard nots, misc. Priced to cond. $18,000 & FURNITURE. Call 468-9347, 301 $15.00/hr Responsi- 401 K. Day & Eve 2. 5000 Sq. Ft. Aprx. maintained. $1100. sell. 367-4451, 417 w/camper shell. 4x4. Hospital Guaranteed. 485-1216 510 LIVESTOCK S. State, Ukiah. EOE ble for the efficient avail. Prior work in 720 sq ft clean room $1300 sec. 462-4759 McPeak. No early Call Diane 468-5145 Positions and effective opera- Human services Alum. 2 horse slant. ✔ NCO Rural w/1500 sf office. 2BD.1.5 BA. MISC. birds please. RN, ICU, Sur- tion of the pro- Pref. Small homelike ‘91 Goose neck. Ex- Jeep CJ7 V8 ‘79 Communities Child Melanie 707-485-1328 townhouse. Nice. 480 FOR SALE Sat. 8-2, Sun. 8-12. gery, ER, Med/ grams, manage- environment, good tra Lg. & Ext. tall. Auto trans lifted Alum Care Program $875. In Ukiah. Antique Safe. Moving! Ethan Allen Surg. ment, and routine pay & benefits. Fax GARDEN Walk in & sleeping wheels lots of work ✔ Director - Ukiah Avail. now. 744-1905 Comb. Methodist & Lane furn. RCA Various shifts. maintenance of the resume to 463-6957. OFFICE PARK tack room. Great done. $4500 Day ✔ Program Director Church Ukiah Console beaut. pic, 2 Dietitian City of Ukiah Munic- Social Worker for Spaces from 445sqft In Kelseyville Older cond. $6500. 744-7462, night/ Req. a BA pref in 489-4607 hide bed couches ✔Medical Records ipal Pools. Must foster family agency To 726sqft. & up 4bd 1bth duplex 263-7493 wkend 463-3325 ECE or Child care kitchen stuff & col- Director possess current in Ukiah, to provide $950/mo. $2,000 focus, five yrs. exp., SPRING RENT A Power Wheelchair SHEEP-Rare Jacob’s lectables Free ency- Mazda Tribute ‘02 ✔Occupational Red Cross Water case mgmnt serv- sec dep. 275-2128 understand budget- SPECIAL How to get for NO adults. 2 males, $75 clopedias! No early $12,700. Therapist Safety Instructor, ices for 8 to 12 Upper Lg. 2BD. ing for non-profit, .90/sq.ft. 1st yr. COST!! $0 Free info. ea. 2 fem. $100ea. birds Fri 11-5 & Sat Only 27K. ✔Clinical Lab Lifeguarding, First children/ youth. F/T, Xclean. Quiet. starts at $4378- 800-350-7033 744-1396 8-2 511 Baywood Ct. 463-0218 Scientist Aid (Title 22), CPR $20-$24/hr + bene- 165 Oak Manor Ct. $4597/mo. FT, Bene DOWNTOWN ✔Radiology for Professional fits. 463-3300 No S/P/Sec. 8. incl Health, Dental, 2nd FLOOR Rescuer Certs. and ext.101 for app. $750+Dep. 462-2234 Technologist Vision, STD-LTD, DANCE STUDIO ✔Maintenance Valid CA Driver Lic. Apply by 5/8/06. EAP, 403(b), pd 3500 sq. ft. Worker req. Application HOMES holidays, vacation Social Worker ✔Mainenanc clerk available 330 FOR RENT & sick leave. True to Life Chil- LEE KRAEMER ✔Registration Clerk 1bd. house W.side. For appl. & job dren’s Services ✔ Real Estate Broker 6 mo. old. $800/mo. Respiratory descrip; contact NCO seeks a person w/an 468-8951 +$800/dep. 462-6506 Therapist 800-606-5550x302 or MSW or equiv Mas- Apply on line at www.ncoinc.org APARTMENTS ext. 105. Avl. 6/1 at the City of Ukiah ters degree for P/T HowardHospital.com Closes 5 pm 5/15 300 UNFURNISHED Recreation foster care & adop- 3bd 2ba House (Postmarks not 1bd Bungalo Style LABORERS Dept., 411 W Clay tion work in Mendoci- Oak Manor area accepted) EOE N/S Small Bkyd Avail for FT Pole clearers. St., Ukiah, CA no & Lake Counties $1300/mo Pick up 6/1 $550/mo $750 Drug screen, clean NCO FGP-Ukiah 95482 or www.cityo- 463-1100 appl at Paoli dep 468-5661 DMV, union. Call Program Coordinator fukiah.com OPEN Supervisor Mortgage & Reality Dan. 707-367-1609 for NCO Foster UNTIL FILLED EOE Craft/Fabric Store 950 Waugh Ln Work in a creative & 1bd. cent. located. Lawson Grandparent Pro- 3bd/1ba Fam Rm fun environment. Ex- Close to trans. No Station/Shotgun in gram, exp w/seniors, Primary Grade Sprinklers in front & perience helpful-days sec. 8 N/P. $625/mo Hopland. MOD Pos. Recruit, train and Teacher 05-06 back, single gar. with flexibility. Excel- + dep. 472-0322 P/T, wkds, evngs. place volunteers, school yr, FT, temp $1100/mo $1100 dep lent customer service Call 744-1977 knowledge of com- position w/bene. 2 BEDROOM APT. Avail 5/15 485-9153 puters, clerical exp, & cash handling $35,374-$44,337/yr. $785 per month. 5bd/3ba Gorgeous Licensed must have trans, val- skills. Apply in per- Valid CA cred req’d. $1000 sec. dep. Hse Blt in ‘05 2 car Contractor needed id DL, & ins. son Beverly Fabrics Great westside gar. Immac + many for occasional 19hrs/wk, $10.52/hr. Apply Sara I., Ander- 728 S. State St Ukiah general repair jobs. location. No pets. No upgrades. $1675/mo Must submit NCO son Vly District Of- Support develop- $35/hr Call 485-5759 Sec. 8. Jack Cox & N/S Tiny pet poss app:(800)606-5550 fice, Box 457, Boon- mentally disabled Licensed Nurses Associates. 462-6060 Wlts Avail approx 6/1 or www.ncoinc.org ville, CA 95415 in their own home. who enjoy seniors. Gateway 459-5363 Closes 5/8 @ 5 PM PT SERVER/ PT, FT & wkends. PU 2bd. 1 ba $800 We have a (postmark not COUNTER HELP. application at 2 bd. TH $825 Lrg. studio cottage. $3,000.00,hire-on accepted). EOE Apply within Mountain View No Section 8. 4 blks. from Ukiah bonus and a great LEE KRAEMER Post Off. All util pd. NEW EXCITING Schat’s Bakerie’s 1000 Sanford Ranch shift differential. Rd. Ukiah. 468-9331. PROPERTY MGMT $630. 485-5009 Please contact POSITION WORK- 113 W. Perkins St. 463-2134 Older single wide Barry at Lakeport ING WITH KIDS ask for Lisa TASTING ROOM trailer in private set- Skilled Nursing 6 wks pd vacation P/T SALES 2br, gar. Fen.yd. Qui- READERS WANTED ting S. Ukiah. $525 Center, 263-6101 401 K. Day & Eve Wine knowledge a et cntry setting. Free avail. Small homelike Local 4 month proj- plus. Fax resume to: wtr/gar. 1741 Talmage incl. util.467-3645 Ranch Manager environment, good ect. May work from 744-1348 Rd. $725. 433-4040 Ernie Fine Agent. pay & benefits. Fax home. Contract ba- Fill up on the latest local and current events coverage, plus, sports Caretaker Telephone Operators. 2br. modern, walk to Ukiah 2Bd, 2ba on resume to 463-6957. sis, potential earn Large ranch in Must be computer twn. Lndry, free 20 ac. NO POT statistics at your leisure when you subscribe to The Ukiah Daily Journal Northern Mendocino TECHNICIAN $10 hr w/ possible literate, telephone wtr/gar. 232 Mason . GROWERS, covered County has a live- AUTOMOTIVE bonus. Contact Dr. answering exp. AM/& N/S. $775 433-4040 deck, pond,W/D, Subscribe today to receive home delivery and full website access for on-site, full time po- some utils. free. Trained flat-rate GM Wirth 462-3300 or late afternoon shifts the low monthly cost of $11, a savings of 37% off the newsstand price! sition. Duties include Tech. State of the art docwirth@sbcglo- avail. May drug test & 625 N. STATE ST. $1195/mo 468-5687 security, mainte- newer shop. Comput- bal.net background check. PARK PLACE Westside Location! nance. of roads, Apply in person at 1 bd. $725-$775 Beautiful 2 bed., 1.5 er at each tech stall. Real Estate fence, range, and Apply in person- 516 S. School St. Ste 2 bdr. $850 TH $950. ba. Condo. 6 month Licensed or not. equipment, a small call for more info A 11am thru 4pm. Pool/garg. 462-5009 lease - No Pets! cow/calf operation We’re hiring now! 263-0500 TERMITE TECH ALDERWOOD APTS $995/month. and other associated Kathy Fowler Offices in your area. Treating & Repairs 1450 S.State St. $995 sec. dep. task. Fax: experi- Chevrolet Will pay for your Experienced only! NEW OWNERS Call Elma Hart, ence & contact info 1175 Parallel Dr. license & training. 401K & Benefits Call Refurbished 2 bd. Agent, CB Mendo to 707-829-3615 707-468-3500• www.ukiahdailyjournal.com Lakeport 800-400-5391 ex. 958 707-554-0110 $800 mo. 463-2325 Realty 468-5214 14- THURSDAY, MAY 4, 2006 THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL

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State St. • Ukiah Redwood Valley We accept all major credit cards, Lic. #580504 J.C. Enterprises Chevy Cavalier 485-1185 checks are welcome 707.485.8954 Bill & Craig 1995 Blue, AC/HT, 5 Buying Antiques & 468-0853 707.467.3969 spd., Good gas mile- Affordable Auto Glass 707.367.4040 cell lic. #871755 • John Johnson CL 856023 age, 4 Door, clean in Collectibles Daily. & out, runs great 146K mi Must sell GUTTERS $2800 obo TREE TRIMMING TERMITE BUSINESS HANDYMAN HOME REPAIR Call 462-5934 Escobar Services CalMend Classic 1973 Buick FRANCISCO’S All types of home repair, Home Repair SW 9 passenger 455 Prepainted remodeling, construction, • Electrical cu engine 116,000 From Covelo to Ceiling fans, wall outlets, wall org. mi. Perfect re- Tree & Garden Seamless Gutters window & door repair, Gualala the most 27 Colors to Choose From carpentry & tile heaters (gas & electric), store project $1000 Dryer hookups OBO 462-6736 Fascia Ogee Curved Can fix almost anything. Service trusted name in the Gutter Gutter Face • Carpentry Gutter Doors, windows, fine finish trim PONTIAC ‘98 Serving Ukiah, Yard Work Termite Business! 5 1/2” 4” 5 1/2” Redwood Valley, • and more Bonneville SE. • Satisfaction Guaranteed Runs & looks good. Aluminum • Copper • Steel Calpella & Dump Runs Call for Limited Lifetime Warranty** $3500/obo. 463-1189 Willits. Irv Manasse FREE Tree Trimming appointment Work All Local Numbers Toyota Carolla 1984 485-7829 ESTIMATES Guaranteed 707-313-5811 office Working car, good Insured License #OPR9138 Family Owned for 40 Years 707-456-9055 home gas milage $500. (707) 485-0810 621-0988 462-2468 707-337-8622 cell Lic. # 292494 Insured Bonded **To original owner. Non-licensed contractor No CSLB Insured LOTS & 467-3901 760 ACREAGE Willits City View Lot MASSAGE THERAPY Ready to bld or man- LANDSCAPING ELECTRICIAN DUMP RUNS REFINISHING ufactured hm. $220K Redwood Valley Furniture terms. 707-459-9228 CREEKSIDE SSHANAHANHANAHAN • Tractor LANDSCAPE Massage and Antique 770 REAL ESTATE EELECTRICLECTRIC work Repair License #624806 C27 SOUTH UKIAH Oolah Boudreau-Taylor • Hauling & Refinishing Great 3bdrm/2ba RESIDENTIAL Thorough & Sensitive Electrical Auger home on 40 scenic COMMERCIAL Deep Tissue & Sports • Clean up 30+ years experience acs. Pond, shop, Trenching Dump Truck Complete Landscape Installation Massage • Landscaping Laquer, Varnish, Oil, barn, fenced yard • Concrete & Masonry • Retaining Walls My work is to reduce your pain, w/hot tub. $749,900. improve your ability to do your 420 O.K. 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Lake Mendocino – Lake level: 749.14 feet; Storage: 88,365 acre-feet (Maximum storage 122,500 acre-feet) Inflow: 515 cfs Outflow: 364 cfs Air quality – Ozone: .053 ppm (State standard .090 ppm) Carbon monoxide: .48 ppm (20.0 ppm) Nitrogen dioxide: .022 ppm (.25 ppm)

additional 672. (Due to infla- again, the foundation has pro- Seats tion, seat donations after vided critical financial sup- these initial 408 will cost port to help us in moving for- $150 per contribution), Beck ward on a project, such as the Continued from Page 1 said. stadium seats, or beginning a “For people that do make a new project, such as our new To recognize those who contribution, not only is their culinary arts facility, or donated, plaques with the contribution tax deductible, it expanding one, such as our names of the contributors will will also be a comfort to all nursing program. Their sup- be affixed to the chairs. A the folks in the future -- liter- port for Mendocino College total of 271 seats already ally,” Beck said back when students contributes to stu- have nameplates, meaning the college starting cam- dent success,” she said. paigning for the seats. there are 137 seats left that Anyone interested in mak- “We are very grateful for the community can contribute ing a donation can call the the support and patience the $100 toward and have their president’s office at 468- community has shown nameplate added to it. 3071. regarding this project,” Money raised will go to Laura Clark can be purchase more stadium seats College President Kathy reached at [email protected]. -- there’s still room for an Lehner said. “And once

that the success of this line is funding from the current Rail ultimately dependent on a rail transportation accounts, First year agriculture student Brittney Giannola waters plants in the Mendocino connection to the Port,” said NCRA also will get College greenhouse in preparation for the upcoming plant sale that will help fund Continued from Page 1 Mendocino County • $651,000 to upgrade the the agriculture program and greenhouses. Supervisor Hal Wagenet also rail line to class II or III stan- Allan Hemphill. a member of the NCRA dards. This project involves Nearby, a plot of land has during the weekend sale, any- “The state is now clearly an been set aside for the con- thing that doesn’t sell will be Board. upgrading of the entire rail- Garden active partner in the effort to Woolley said the CTC’s road to provide operation at struction of a butterfly gar- donated to schools and home- bring trains back to the den. Agriculture students less shelters, or planted in the support was driven by a lot of Federal Railroad Continued from Page 1 Northwestern Pacific line,” he have been working to deter- department’s own gardens. hard work and advocacy by Administration Class II and said. State Senator Wes Chesbro, a III standards. Behind the perennials and mine what kind of plants As soon as the sale is over, NCRA Director and greenhouses, barley stands would be best to attract but- Riggs said preparation for Humboldt County Supervisor leading proponent of North • $289,000 for environmen- two-feet high on a plot of terflies and hummingbirds next year’s sale will begin. John Woolley emphasized that Coast rail service. tal remediation projects for land that will soon be a plant- and how the paths should be “There’s never a slow sea- this is the first step in an over- Woolley commended the North Coast Railroad, specifi- ing ground for tomatoes, pep- constructed. Riggs said he son,” Riggs said. “But, I’ve all plan to bring rail all the CTC for “partnering with us cally the removal of haz- pers, squash, okra and basil. hopes the garden will be done got a lot of student workers way north to the Port of on a project that makes eco- ardous wastes, rail ties, and The barley will be cut down in time for next year’s plant and that makes all the differ- Humboldt Bay. nomic sense, environmental regulated debris from the and tilled into the earth sale. ence.” “The work will start on the sense and saves energy.” maintenance facilities and before planting to act as a Riggs said he expects to Ben Brown can be reached southern end, but we all agree As part of an allocation of Hopland Station. natural fertilizer, Riggs said. sell almost all of the plants at [email protected]

1990. Under the law, compa- nation, with the average bus Diesel nies exposing Californians to nine years old. compounds listed under The older the bus, the more Proposition 65 must provide a Continued from Page 1 the chance of cracks appear- warning. ing in the exhaust train and Opening the windows, the Also of concern to the chassis, said Cappel, the envi- report found, halved the levels groups: the age of the state’s ronmental justice attorney. of many pollutants, including school bus fleet. soot. Earlier this year, the Union With children spending, on California listed diesel of Concerned Scientists found average, 1.5 hours on a bus Spring Fiesta exhaust as a known carcino- California has one of the old- every school day, that’s a lot gen under Proposition 65 in est school bus fleets in the of exposure, Cappel said. A benefit for the city at various locations. There are also varying Funds The CTC also approved the amounts for buying new buses new 2006 State for the Mendocino Transit Transportation Improvement Authority, putting in side- The Ukiah Skate Park Continued from Page 1 Program (STIP), which pro- walks, rehabilitating railroad retaining walls and a rock fall vides $5.18 billion in trans- crossings, intersection mitigation wire mesh. portation funding over the improvements constructing a which was originally planned for • $1.5 million - For next five fiscal years (2006/07 scenic bikeway in Point Arena Highway 128 near Boonville through 2010/11) for 1,400 and studying a Redemeyer east of Robinson Creek. Due projects throughout the state. Road extension to Lake to winter storms between The STIP is a key source of Mendocino Drive. December 19, 2005 and funding for all major trans- Friday, May 5th, 2006 January 1, 2006, a 240-foot portation projects in • Willits • fill section of this two-lane California. NOYO THEATRE 459-NOYO (6696) roadway became saturated The 2006 STIP includes Visit us at our website www.cinemawest.com has been postponed. and began to slide. This pro- $3.82 billion for highways INDEPENDENT FILM SERIES 7:00PM WED & THUS ONLY ject will remove and dispose and roads, $1.01 billion for Lucky Number Slevin R of unstable fill material, rail and public transit, and The Ukiah Skate Park Committee will reschedule install subsurface drainage, $350 million for transporta- R.V. construct a cantilever soldier tion enhancements, such as this event at a later date, so please stay tuned. pile wall, and repair roadway pedestrian and bike facilities, 6:50 PG landscaping, and rehabilita- and shoulder. Silent Hill • $200,000 - For Highway tion of historic buildings. 253 near Boonville at 4 miles Some $43 million was allo- 7:00 R The Ukiah Skate Park Committee is also looking Please call theater recording for wheelchair east of Soda Creek Bridge. cated to Mendocino County, accessibility information Heavy rain in late 2005 and (some of it for prior year com- for volunteers. If you’re looking to give back to the early 2006 caused the road- mitments) for highway and community, this is a perfect opportunity for you. way fill and portion of the road projects including: roadway to slipout. Initial • $31 million for the Willits allocation was to remove slide Bypass ($14 million of that Check out: material and repair roadway. from a prior year). This supplemental is needed • $3.8 million for rehab of Adv. Tix on Sale MISSION IMPOSSIBLE 3 (PG-13) # Adv. Tix on Sale HOOT (PG) # www.ukiahskatepark.com/ to import additional material Eastside Potter Valley Road. Adv. Tix on Sale POSEIDON (PG-13) # • $3.5 million for improve- Adv. Tix on Sale THE DA VINCI CODE (PG-13) # including large rock to sup- MISSION IMPOSSIBLE 3 (PG-13) DIG # 1000 for details on how you can help. port the roadway fill. ments on North State Street. RV (PG) DIG (530) 750 THE WILD (G) DIG (445) 655 • $25,000 - For the City of • $1.7 million for recon- ICE AGE 2: THE MELTDOWN (PG) DIG (515) 730 Fort Bragg for ADA ramps structing Franklin Street in THE SENTINEL (PG-13) DIG (435) 710 SILENT HILL (R) - ID REQ'D DIG (415) 700 and sidewalk installation in Fort Bragg. BENCHWARMERS (PG-13) DIG (510) 740 Times For 5/4 ©2006 Visit our web site at ukiahdailyjournal.com 16- THURSDAY, MAY 4, 2006 THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL 5)*4
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