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Tuesday: Mostly sunny and breezy $1 tax included DAILY JOURNAL ukiahdailyjournal.com 52 pages, Volume 149 Number 55 email: [email protected] Pinches calls for end to pot war By KATIE MINTZ end to the war on marijuana and regulation and taxation of marijuana. Wants to send letter to state The Daily Journal finally embrace its commercial BOARD OF SUPERVISORS In Mendocino County, Pinches and federal officials calling In a place lauded for its wine value. says conflicts between state and fed- for legalization, regulation grapes but notorious for its other On Tuesday, 3rd District ter to area state and federal legisla- eral regulations, compounded by cash crop, one Mendocino County Supervisor John Pinches will ask fel- tors, and even President George W. and taxation of marijuana supervisor says it’s time to put an low boardmembers to endorse a let- Bush, supporting the legalization, See PINCHES, Page A-14 County seeks to help EMS 2007 MENDOCINO LITERARY FESTIVAL providers By MIKE A’DAIR The Willits News Efforts to shore up sagging ambulance ser- vice providers and local fire departments are one of two remaining sore spots in the county’s proposed 2007-2008 budget. During a recent budget workshop, county staff told the supervisors that the draft budget is coming into focus and that, while there are some unknowns and some concerns, it appears that the county can meet its obligations and goals without major belt-tightening. The good news is that the county spent some $2.5 million less than it budgeted for this year, and that it will have that amount as a car- ryover fund balance. The other good news is that projected income for next year will be up about $1 million. The bad news (budgetarily but not social- ly) is that the county will be spending an extra $4 million to $5 million on employee wages and benefits over the next fiscal year Never- theless, according to Chief Operations Officer Alison Glassey, the budget is close to being balanced. In a private discussion on Tuesday, Glassey said that new priorities of the board might knock the budget out of balance. “Without new priorities of the board, we have a balanced budget,” Glassey said. “But if they want to augment any of those things, obviously we’ll have to transfer those funds MacLeod Pappidas/The Daily Journal from somewhere else.” Composing on typewriters, flash poets (from right to left) Armando Brint, Paolo Firreira and Theresa Whitehill com- One of those fiscal rough spots concerns pose their works from donated words. how the board will help emergency medical service (EMS) providers (otherwise known as ambulance companies) as well as the county’s rural fire districts. At the Monday meeting, the county’s Flash poetry a highlight of LitFest administrative staff came to the board with a By BEN BROWN She recalled one couple who had proposal that the county give the Coastal The Daily Journal See Monday’s edition for images requested a poem about their refrigerator. Valleys EMS Agency $100,000 and an organi- June, blue moon. Apparently, they had bought the appliance zation of county fire districts $200,000 in Three words written on a Post-it note of LitFest from a child’s point of view. long ago when they started dating and it financial help. that local poet Theresa Whitehall promises recently stopped working. However, at that workshop, both organiza- she can turn into a poem in under five min- Whitehall said she got the idea from “It had just died,” Whitehall said. “They tions told the board that the proposed largess utes. This is flash poetry at the Mendocino some friends on the coast and has been were in mourning.” would not be enough. The EMS group said LitFest. writing flash poetry at the Gualala Acorn Asked why she used a typewriter, they needed $200,000 and the fire folks said Whitehall sits in the sun, writing on a Festival for years with proceeds going to Whitehall had any number of answers. they wanted $500,000. manual typewriter. The sharp report of the benefit the Acorn School. “What am I going to do with a laptop out Both of these higher figures were strongly keys cuts through the soft murmur of con- The proceeds of Saturday’s poetry will here,” she joked. supported by Jim Wattenburger, who reminded versation on the Quad at Mendocino go to offset the costs of production for Whitehall said the typewriter allows her the board members that they had made a com- College. LitFest. Each poem costs $5, but Whitehall to quickly hand over the finished product. mitment last November to both agencies. “You have to be brave,” she said. “You said no reasonable contribution would be “I can assure you that I am damn frustrated, have to trust your intuition.” turned away. after two-and-a- half years of working on this See POETRY, Page A-14 See EMS, Page A-13 3rd-graders get real-life lessons in Junior Achievement class By LAURA MCCUTCHEON teers to do so. a restaurant,” Myer said. “For The Daily Journal “It really is a neat curriculum. instance, where is my restaurant Frank Zeek third-graders this After the first time I taught a going to be, what kind of food last week opened restaurants, class I was sold. The kids love it. will I serve, what kind of people read blueprints, and wrote and ... It’s a great way for them to will I hire, how much money do I designed their own newspaper, start thinking about what kind of need to make to cover my among other real- life lessons job they want, and what kind of expenses and how will I adver- offered through the Junior education they will need for that tise.” Achievement program. job,” Myer said. Which led up to Friday’s Junior Achievement Inc. is a “We started on Tuesday, and assignment -- when the students nonprofit organization financed we learned about city planning in Dara Spears’ class got a crash by businesses, foundations and and zoning, and on Wednesday course in newspaper reporting. individuals. Its purpose is to edu- we learned about the importance of building the buildings, how to cate and inspire youth to value See LESSONS, Page A-14 free enterprise, business and eco- read blueprints, and they got to nomics to improve the quality of color their own pop-up buildings their lives, states the organiza- and name them. Then we said MacLeod Pappidas/The Daily Journal tion, which was founded in 1919. ‘OK, take your building and put Third-graders Carolina Tor- Local State Farm Insurance it on the map in the proper zone.’ res, left, and Brianna Conley agent and South Ukiah Rotarian ... (Thursday) we worked in listen to Junior Achieve- Carol Myer, took up teaching the groups and pretended we were ment teacher Carol Myer, Junior Achievement class a few opening a restaurant, so the kids who is explaining the differ- years ago after someone came to got to think about all the things ent sections of a newspa- the Rotary Club seeking volun- you’d think about when opening per. A-2 – SUNDAY, JUNE 3, 2007 DAILY DIGEST Editor: Jody Martinez, 468-3517 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected] FUNERAL NOTICES 4 charged in terror plot to blow up airport [\ Associated Press tards.” “We have no interest in blowing up KAYONI Michelle Vines, cousins NEW YORK — Four Muslim men He was in custody in Brooklyn and anything in the U.S.,” she said Saturday ZACCARIA Vanessa Sisneroz, Eloy were foiled from carrying out a plot to was expected to be arraigned Saturday from the couple’s home in Guyana. “We CARLSON Sisneroz, Dominique destroy John F. Kennedy International afternoon. have relatives in the U.S.” Kayoni Mitchell, Candace Mitchell, Airport, kill thousands of people and trig- Two other men, Abdul Kadir of Investigators received information was born Alex Mitchell, Nicolas ger an economic catastrophe by blowing Guyana and Kareem Ibrahim of Trinidad, about the plot in January 2006, according in Castro Mitchell, Tietta Mitchell, up a jet fuel artery that runs through pop- were in custody in Trinidad. A fourth to the indictment. Valley, CA Kip Davis, Kayla Vines, ulous residential neighborhoods, authori- man, Abdel Nur of Guyana, was still Buckeye spokesman Roy Haase said onAngel Baca, Gary Barnes, ties said Saturday. being sought in Trinidad. the company, which moves petroleum November and Marisol Barnes. She is Three men were arrested and one was The suspects believed explosives through pipelines in a number of states, 5, 1989 to survived by many other lov- being sought in Trinidad on Saturday. In could ignite the pipeline at JFK and had been informed of the threat from the Diane Zaccaria and ing caring relatives and an indictment charging the four men, one destroy the airport and parts of Queens, beginning. Kenneth Caracal. She died friends. She is also survived of them is quoted as saying the plot where the line runs underground, accord- “Given the nature of Buckeye business on May 28, 2007 in Waco, by her pet dog Angel! would “cause greater destruction than in ing to the indictment. and the importance of this transportation Texas where she lived with Kayoni will be available the Sept. 11 attacks.” The pipeline, owned by Buckeye network, we have an intense and ongoing Shirley Ceja and Leda Pena for viewing on Sunday, One of the suspects, Russell Defreitas, Pipeline Co., takes fuel from a facility in communications relationship with the and their families. June 3rd at Eversole a U.S. citizen native to Guyana and Linden, N.J., to the airport. Other lines Port Authority, the New York City fire Kayoni enjoyed life no Mortuary from 1 PM to 8 retired JFK employee, said the airport service LaGuardia Airport and Newark and police departments, the federal matter what she was doing. PM. Funeral services will was a symbol that would put “the whole Liberty International Airport. Department of Homeland Security and For many years she was an be at Eversole Mortuary on country in mourning.” Kadir, a former member of Parliament the FBI,” he said. avid roller skater winning Monday June 4th at 2 PM “It’s like you can kill the man twice,” in Guyana, was arrested in Trinidad for The arrests mark the latest in a series National Championships in officiated by Pastor Keith said Defreitas, 63, who first hatched his attempting to secure money for “terrorist of alleged homegrown terrorism plots Lincoln, Nebraska. But she Miller, with a reception fol- plan more than a decade ago when he operations,” according to a Guyanese targeting high-profile American land- particularly enjoyed her lowing at Vinewood Park. worked as a cargo handler for a service police commander who spoke on condi- marks. family. She deeply loved In lieu of flowers, memo- company, according to the indictment. tion of anonymity. A year ago, seven men were arrested in her two brothers Armondoe rial donations may be made The plot never got past the planning Kadir left his position in Parliament what officials called the early stages of a Ortiz and Joseph Baca and to Grace Lutheran Church, stages, authorities said. last year. Muslims make up about 9 per- plot to blow up the Sears Tower in her sister Shakira Paz. She 200 Wabash Ave., Ukiah, “The devastation that would be caused cent of the former Dutch and British Chicago and destroy FBI offices and had a great relationship CA 95482. All donations had this plot succeeded is just unthink- colony’s 770,000 population, mostly other buildings. with her many aunts, will be divided equally able,” U.S. Attorney Roslynn R. from the Sunni sect. A month later, authorities broke up a uncles, cousins and was between Grace Lutheran Mauskopf said at a news conference, Isha Kadir, the Guyanese suspect’s plot to bomb underwater New York City part of the family of Merle Church and Redwood calling it “one of the most chilling plots wife, said her husband flew from Guyana train tunnels to flood lower Manhattan. and Janet Carlson for sev- Children’s Shelter in imaginable.” to Trinidad on Thursday. She said he was And six people were arrested a month eral years. She is survived Willits. Authorities said they were motivated arrested Friday as he was boarding a ago in an alleged plot to unleash a bloody by her parents and siblings Arrangements under the by a pattern of hatred toward the U.S., flight from Trinidad to Venezuela, where rampage on Fort Dix in New Jersey. plus great-grandmother care of The Eversole Israel and the West. he planned to pick up a travel visa to ——— Marie Gallegos, Aunts Mortuary. Defreitas was recorded saying he attend an Islamic religious conference in Associated Press Writer Tom Hays and Pat Christina Mitchell and “wanted to do something to get those bas- Iran. Milton contributed to this report.

ASSAULT -- A Covelo POLICE REPORTS resident was the victim of a “There is no doubt in my mind that Katrina is still killing our The following were suspected assault at around 3 residents,” Orleans Parish coroner Dr. Frank Minyard said this compiled from reports p.m. Saturday. Fire and police The world briefly week. prepared by the Ukiah personnel were dispatched to “People with pre-existing conditions that are made worse by Police Department. To the scene, and the victim was the stress of living here after the storm. Old people who are just anonymously report airlifted to a hospital. Infor- U.S. warship bombards remote Somali giving up. People who are killing themselves because they feel crime information, call mation on the location of the they can’t go on,” Minyard said. 463-6205. incident and the name of the area overrun by Islamic militants Some say an in-depth federal analysis is needed, despite a ARREST -- Anthony victim was not available at new state report that found no significant increase in deaths in MOGADISHU, Somalia (AP) — A U.S. warship pounded the New Orleans area from January 2006 through June 2006. Baughman, 40, of Ukiah, was press time. The Mendocino Somalia’s remote coastal northeast, targeting Islamic militants arrested on suspicion of dri- County Sheriff’s Office is The state Department of Health and Hospitals is still compiling hours after a gunbattle with Somali government forces that left figures for the last six months of 2006. ving under the influence in the investigating the incident. eight insurgents dead, officials said Saturday. 500 block of North State The fighting late Friday, which the provincial government Street at 10:26 p.m. Friday. said included an American militant, appeared to mark the open- Bombed bridge, Turkish troops massed at ARREST -- Julio Cesar CORRECTIONS ing of a new front against Islamic militants in Puntland, a semi- border trouble Kurdish Iraq from 2 sides Rodriguez, 20, of Ukiah, was The Ukiah Daily Journal reserves autonomous region that has remained relatively peaceful arrested on suspicion of dri- through Somalia’s anarchy. BAGHDAD (AP) — From south and north, Iraq’s Kurdish this space to correct errors or make region felt pressure from two sides Saturday, as saboteurs ving under the influence in the clarifications to news articles. The government declared victory in April against insurgents 700 block of North State Significant errors in obituary notices in the Somali capital, which is in the south. Since then officials bombed a vital bridge link to Baghdad, and Turkish troops Street at 10:48 p.m. Friday. or birth announcements will result in of the government and Ethiopian troops sent to prop it up have across the border massed for a possible strike. ARREST -- Robert reprinting the entire article. Errors been targeted in bomb attacks. “We won’t allow it to be turned into a battleground,” Prime Romero, 51, of Talmage, was may be reported to the editor, 468- “The insurgency appears to be spreading to other parts of Minister Nouri al-Maliki said Saturday of the relatively peace- arrested on suspicion of dri- 3526. Somalia,” said Ted Dagne, specialist in African Affairs at the ful Iraqi north, a haven for anti-Turkish Kurdish guerrillas. ving under the influence in the Congressional Research Service in Washington. Sectarian violence between Sunni and Shiite Muslims raged 1000 block of North State Puntland Vice President Hassan Dahir Mohamoud said eight on in Iraq’s center, meanwhile, as hours of mortar barrages Street at 11:16 p.m. Friday. LOTTERY NUMBERS foreign militants were killed in the fighting and Somali forces killed eight people in a Sunni neighborhood of Baghdad that is Those arrested by law enforcement were pursuing five others. He told The Associated Press there surrounded by Shiites, and a prominent Sunni cleric was officers are innocent until proven guilty. DAILY 3: night: 2, 4, 0. gunned down on the street. People reported as having been arrest- afternoon: 2, 8, 8.. were no civilian casualties because the area is uninhabited. ed may contact the Daily Journal once The U.S. casualty toll mounted for May, third-deadliest FANTASY 5: 03, 06, 27, month for Americans in the 4-year-old war: A soldier wounded their case has been concluded so the 28, 38. results can be reported. Those who feel Almost 2 years later, debate rages in a roadside bomb blast in Baghdad last Wednesday was the information is in error should con- DAILY DERBY: 1st over whether Katrina is still killing reported to have died of his wounds, raising the month’s death tact the appropriate agency. 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25 years ago Thursday, June 3, 1982 Ukiah Daily Journal ICHY HILLS POWER COMPANY LOOKING AT NEW CITY SITES. A controversial refuse- fired power plant protested by residents in El Dorado Estates and Rogina Heights is no longer being considered for the city dump, it was Vrevealed last night. But, the project may be located within Ukiah’s city limits. Ukiah City Manager D. Kent Payne told the council during last night’s meeting that Vichy Hills Power Company was no longer negotiating with the city over the dump as a possible site. Discussions with VHPC began in 1981 and sparked public outcry. At each city council meeting, scores of residents surrounding the dumpsite attended and voiced their vehement opposition to the project. Neighbors were worried about public safety, dumping of toxic materials, air quality and noise. The proposed site, about Photo courtesy of the Grace Hudson Museum three miles east of Ukiah on Vichy Springs Road, is adjacent Grace and John Hudson’s home, the Sun House, circa 1950. to El Dorado Estates, one of the city’s most affluent suburbs. Also opposing the project were the owners of Vichy Springs, a 120-year-old mineral springs resort located nearby. They felt the project would endanger their plans for revitalizing Ukiah’s oldest resort. Reached today, Edward Titlow, president of VHPC, ‘The House of the Sun’ confirmed the decision to drop the city landfill as a potential ourists visiting Ukiah impression of an organic well – the unusual metal and site. often ask us about whole. Simplicity of design glass drop lanterns through- “We are still pursuing the project, but not at that site,” he the state historical and lack of ornate ornamenta- out, John’s distinctive wooden said. marker signs they see tion created a serene and rest- hat rack in the entryway, and Titlow said VHPC is currently looking at “about three” T ful environment for its inhabi- the design and placement of on the way to the Grace sites within the city. One of them is the new Ford Industrial Hudson Museum, printed with tants and provided a marked the studio’s large skylight and Park, approved for the south end of town, near the airport. the name of the Sun House. contrast to the elaborate archi- roof-mounted reflectors, “I don’t think I can say which the other two sites are at this “What is the Sun House,” they tecture of the Victorian age which bathed the room in the time,” Titlow said. want to know, “some sort of that preceded it. natural northern light artists “One reason we are looking at other sites is because we Indian pictograph site, or a The Hudsons found the desire. have found markets for the ash and steam,” Titlow said. Ash restaurant, or an early version Arts and Crafts ideals attrac- Taken together, the and steam are two by-products of the power plant operation, of the Solar Living Center?” tive. As an artist, Grace natu- Hudsons and the Sun House which would generate electricity through process of Actually, the Sun House, rally had the reverence for arts are the embodiment of Arts combustion of waste material. located at 431 S. Main St., and handcrafts that was at the and Crafts ideals, and leave a was artist Grace Hudson, and core of the movement. John’s local legacy of an internation- ——— her husband John’s custom- Grace Notes interest in Indian culture and al movement. The couple SWEEPSTAKES WINNING IS A HABIT WITH BANDS built Ukiah home, christened By Karen Holmes and crafts harmonized with the moved into the Sun House on IN UKIAHI BAND REVIEW SATURDAY. Early graduations after the Hopi Indian sun deity Sherrie Smith-Ferri Craftsman emphasis on New Year’s Day in 1912, by some schools this week, and the impact of Prop 13 may which the couple adopted as indigenous traditions and where they spent the remain- have slightly reduced the usual size of the field in the Ukiah their personal symbol. In materials. And, of course, der of their lives. Active mem- Band Review this year, but the quality is still there, with 1910, the Hudsons hired San Grace, always attuned to fash- bers of California’s artistic and organic forms. As design- ion, would have enjoyed par- and scholarly communities, trumpet flourishes and banners flying. Francisco Bay Area photogra- ers and builders began to fol- From host Ukiahi’s Wildcat Marching Band, first-band pher and architect George taking in the latest design the Hudsons often entertained low Stickley’s principles, the trend. Together with Wilcox, well known visitors such as through the competition area at Scott and State Street, after Wilcox to design the resulting decorative arts, fur- leaving the step-off area at Mill and State at 10 a.m. Saturday, Craftsman-style redwood they created a unique, but writer Jack London and his nishings, and architecture functional Craftsman home, wife, Charmian, botanist to returning Armijo of Fairfield’s Marching Legions, who step bungalow to their specifica- were soon referred to as off at 10:36 a.m., the 20-band Ukiah Band Review is loaded tions. scaled to the needs of its own- Luther Burbank, and photog- “Craftsman” in style. ers. Fairly modest in size, it rapher Edward S. Curtis. As a with sweepstakes-winning bands, past and present. “Craftsman-style” build- “Bungalow” originally The 16th Annual Ukiah Band Review and its companion ings have their roots in an ear- nonetheless accommodated San Francisco newspaper deriving from a West Indian the demands of Grace’s artis- writer of the time proclaimed, Antique and Classic Cars parade, with three-dozen vehicles lier artistic and philosophical term, came to mean a modest sure to draw as many oh’s and ah’s as the bands, will climax trend in Europe known as the tic career and John’s ethno- “Oh magical, oh mystical home, usually of one story, graphic studies and collec- Indian summer, Where more with an afternoon of special awards and divisional and Arts and Crafts Movement. with a veranda and an open sweepstakes band awards at Ukiah Municipal Park between 2 Arising in opposition to the tions. perfect than in Mendocino, floor plan, both designed to the place of the ‘House of the and 3 p.m. increasing industrialization bring the outdoors in and The Sun House features While Ukiahi’s band will not be competing for sweepstakes and urbanization of the late many typical Craftsman Sun?’” extend living spaces to the To enjoy the Sun House for or divisional trophies per-se Saturday, as host band it intends 19th century, the Arts and outside. Craftsman bungalows details. The sloping gabled to set as high a music and marching standard as possible, Crafts Movement extolled the roof with its deep overhang, yourselves, come and visit the became synonymous with Grace Hudson Museum, while leaving the trophies to those bands best able to earn virtues of hand-made, finely California, being ideally suit- its sleeping porch, the use of them Saturday by high total scores and high music and crafted works that combined local redwood, oak and stone Wednesday through Sunday, ed to its generally mild cli- anytime between noon and 3 marching scores. Ukiah recently returned from the San Mateo functionality and “honest” or mate. Typical features of the throughout, the front veranda, Band Review with all sweepstakes as well as tall-flag, natural materials. The move- its board-and-batten exterior p.m., and a docent will be Craftsman bungalow included happy to take you on a tour of percussion, drum major and I.D.-banner awards. ment spread to the United sloping gabled roofs, sleeping walls and cloth covered interi- or walls, exposed timbers, the house and grounds. If the ——— States, where one of its lead- porches and verandas, natural idea of volunteering as a Sun ing promoters was furniture materials such as unpainted built-in cabinetry, window DEERWOOD TENNIS TOURNEY COMING UP JUNE seats and curio shelves above House docent is of interest to maker Gustav Stickley. wood and stone, exposed you, call the Museum (467- 19-27. The 18th Annual Greater Ukiah Area Tennis Stickley founded a magazine beams, and built-in cabinetry the doorways, and the home’s Tournament at the Deerwood Swim-Tennis Club is all set for 2836) and find out about this named The Craftsman, which and furnishings. Colors were overall sense of simplicity and rewarding opportunity. the week of June 19th through the 27th, and sign ups are now offered its subscribers exam- muted and derived from openness are all classic Karen Holmes is the Grace being conducted. ples of homes and furnishings Nature’s palate. Ideally, the Craftsman elements. John and Hudson Museum registrar; characterized by simplicity, bungalow fit into its surround- Grace added their unique cre- Sherrie Smith-Ferri is the Grace See THIS WAS NEWS, Page A-13 harmony, fine workmanship ing landscape and gave the ative touches to the house as Hudson Museum director. Even future presidents can get bad grades in school By ANN SANNER was the drum major of his high school marching best you can,” Joseph Kennedy wrote. “I am not Associated Press Writer band. Gerald R. Ford captained his high school ‘I am not expecting too expecting too much, and I will not be disappoint- WASHINGTON — Any kid can grow up to football team. much, and I will not be ed if you don’t turn out to be a real genius, but I be president. Just look at their report cards. Dwight Eisenhower’s competitive streak disappointed if you think you can be a really worthwhile citizen with Lyndon Johnson got a D in his third-grade ranged from the class spelling bee to baseball dia- don’t turn out to be a good judgment and understanding.” grammar class. John Kennedy scored a 55 in monds and football fields. Spelling was his Punctuality was a problem for Johnson, whose eighth-grade Latin. George H.W. Bush’s high favorite subject in grammar school. “Either real genius, but I think ninth-grade report card shows that in two months school transcript shows marks in the 60s and 70s because the contest aroused my competitive you can be a really he was tardy eight times. for many classes. instincts or because I had learned that a single let- worthwhile citizen with Eisenhower could have skipped a grade if it “We want to believe that there is a class of ter could make a vast difference in the meaning of weren’t for his bad manners. “My conduct was people who emerge early on as heirs to the a word,” he wrote. good judgment and not the equal of my reading ability,” he once throne, so to speak, but that’s not the case,” said Each had his own vulnerability. understanding.’ wrote. Timothy Walch, director of the Herbert Hoover Jimmy Carter was shy, but a high school Some of their junior high school writings Presidential Library. teacher encouraged him to join the debate team. JOSEPH KENNEDY, in a letter show glimpses of the leaders they would become. The youthful days of presidents are the subject Roosevelt wrote home from boarding school to his son, who would one Nixon contemplated a career in politics even of “School House to White House: The almost every day and spared no details. In one let- day be president as an eighth-grader. Education of the Presidents,” an exhibit at the ter, the father of the New Deal revealed he had “I would like to study law and enter politics for National Archives. gained several pounds and received no “black- an occupation so that I might be of some good to Through their own accounts, the cursive script marks.” He also asked his family to send grapes after the headmaster’s term for boys who failed to the people,” he wrote in a class autobiography. of their early writings, report cards, playbills and or other fruit. meet the school’s standards. Harry Truman’s writings show his idealism photographs, the exhibit highlights just how nor- Some were known for their behavior — good He was nearly expelled during his senior year but not a knack for appropriate punctuation. “A mal most of them were in their youth. and bad. for his antics as a Mucker at Choate School in true heart a strong mind and a great deal of Most attended public schools where math, Herbert Hoover’s teacher described the 10- Connecticut. He broke up the group and was courage and I think a man will get through the reading and science were the core of their educa- year-old as “a real boy, loved play, but his lessons allowed to stay. world,” he wrote in an English theme book in the tion. Some were also graded on citizenship and came first.” She said she never had to tell him to In a letter, Kennedy’s father once told him to archives’collection, a reproduction of which is on physical training. Franklin Roosevelt, Kennedy redo work or punish him for not completing it. step up his efforts in class. Instead of working display until Jan 1, 2008. and Bush attended prestigious boarding schools. Kennedy’s headmaster once said the teen had hard in all subjects, Kennedy mainly focused on In a classroom filled with eager students, pick- Outside the classroom, they were athletes and a “clever, individualist mind,” though he might his favorites — English and history. ing out a future commander in chief is impossi- performers. have called him a “Mucker,” too. Kennedy and “It is very difficult to make up fundamentals ble, Walch said. “There’s no way that you can Johnson, Roosevelt and Richard Nixon several of his friends from boarding school that you have neglected when you were very identify some young man in the fifth grade and showed their talent in school plays. Bill Clinton formed a group called the “Muckers,” named young, and that is why I am urging you to do the say he’ll turn out to be president.” A-4 – SUNDAY, JUNE 3, 2007 GOVERNMENT THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL MENDOCINO COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS

Agenda for the Mendocino County Board (c) Introduction and Waive the Reading of State prisons permit conjugal of Supervisors’ June 5, 2007 meeting an Ordinance Adding Sections 11.08.070 The Board of Supervisors meets in the Through 11.08.120 to Chapter 11.08 of the Board Chambers at the County Administration Mendocino County Code Adopting a visits for domestic partners Center, 501 Low Gap Road, Ukiah. The board Description of the Program for the Acquisition By DON THOMPSON “You have a condition of unequal treat- meeting will also be televised on Channel 3 of Real Property by Eminent Domain for the Associated Press Writer ment,” ACLU staff attorney Alex Cleghorn beginning at approximately 10 a.m. Redevelopment Plan for the Mendocino SACRAMENTO — California has start- said. “They were being denied something County Redevelopment Project Area and ed allowing overnight visits for gay and les- for which they were eligible.” Item No. 1 -- Roll Call (9 a.m.) Related Actions Pursuant to Recently Enacted bian partners of prison inmates to conform The new regulations permit visits only by Item No. 2 -- Closed Session (9:05 a.m.) Health and Safety Code §33342.7 to the state’s domestic partnership law. registered domestic partners who are not (a) Pursuant to Government Code Section (d) Timed Item -- 11 a.m.: Discussion and California is one of just six states that themselves in custody, and the domestic 54957.6 -- Conference with Labor Negotiator - Possible Action on the Fiscal Year 2007/2008 allow overnight family visits, which take partnership must have been established - Agency Negotiators: Fran Buchanan and Proposed Budget and Direct any Changes or place in trailers or other housing on prison before one of the partners went to prison. Alison Glassey; Employee Organization(s): Revisions to the Chief Executive Officer to be grounds. But attorneys, gay rights advocates A public comment period on the pro- All Made in the 2007/2008 Final Budget as and corrections officials said they know of posed regulations ended May 15 with only a (b) Pursuant to Government Code Section Adjustments or Board Funding Priorities no other state that permits conjugal visits by few comments, all of them supporting the 54956.9 -- Conference with Legal Counsel -- Item No. 7 -- Departmental Matters and same-sex partners. change, said Thornton, the corrections Existing Litigation: Monica Sayad, et al. v. Reports “Historically, these types of requests spokeswoman. Mendocino County; Mendocino County (a) Department of Transportation -- were denied,” said Terry Thornton, a The rules will formally take effect later Superior Court Case No. SCUK-CVPO-06- Director’s Report spokeswoman for the California Department this year, but the department already is com- 97307 Item No. 8 -- Committee of Corrections and Rehabilitation. plying. Foeller was allowed an overnight (c) Pursuant to Government Code Section Reports/Supervisors Reports “Homosexuality is a touchy subject in visit with his partner in December. 54957 -- Public Employee Performance (a) Supervisors Reports prison. We don’t want people to come to “I got to spend 2 1/2 days one-on-one Evaluation -- Interim Director -- Health and (b) Discussion and Possible Action harm in prisons, but we need to comply with with my partner, my best friend, my confi- Human Services Agency Including Transmittal of a Letter to Mendocino the law.” dant, my life partner. It wasn’t about the Item No. 3 -- Open Session and Pledge of County’s Legislative Representatives Calling Since the 1970s, immediate family mem- sex,” Foeller said. “You can actually just Allegiance (Approximately 10 a.m.) for the Legalization, Regulation, and Taxation bers have been able to visit many prison relax and get to know your partner again.” Item No. 4 -- Approval of Minutes of Marijuana -- Sponsor: Supervisor Pinches inmates for up to three days at a time. Cleghorn, of the ACLU, said there is no Item No. 5 -- Consent Calendar The privilege is being expanded to regis- record of how many domestic partners are Item No. 6 -- Chief Executive Officer To view the complete agenda, including tered domestic partners under a law signed serving prison terms. He said overnight vis- (a) Legislative and Fiscal Report consent calendar items, visit http://www.co.mendocino.ca.us/bos/. by former Gov. Gray Davis that took effect its allow inmates to remain connected to (b) Chief Executive Officer Report in 2005. It requires state agencies to give the their families and help prepare them for same rights to domestic partners that hetero- their eventual release. sexual couples receive. Family visits are not permitted for con- Governor fires up a stogie in Canada, but was it legal “This was one of the issues raised at the demned inmates, inmates serving life with- Associated Press “He stopped and bought a Treasury Department spokes- time. It’s unfortunate that it’s taken the out parole or who have not had a parole date LOS ANGELES — Gov. cigar and smoked it on the woman Molly Millerwise said Department of Corrections so long to com- set, or for sex offenders. Inmates serving Arnold Schwarzenegger fired way to the airport,” in a statement. ply with the law,” said Geoffrey Kors, exec- time for a violent offense against a minor or up a stogie during his trip to spokesman Aaron McLear The long-standing U.S. ban utive director of Equality California. a family member also are ineligible. Canada this week, but did he said. on prized Cuban cigars hasn’t His organization promotes gay rights and Randy Thomasson, president of the break U.S. law to do it? Was it a banned Cuban stopped a black-market trade, sponsored the bill when it was approved by Campaign for Children and Families, The celebrity governor cigar? and numerous Internet sites lawmakers in 2003. objected to the state permitting conjugal vis- known for his love of premi- “There’s no way of telling offer cigars for sale purporting Thornton said the corrections department its at all, no matter the partners’ gender. um cigars was in Ottawa now because he smoked it,” to be from Cuba. had already started examining its policies “These are unsupervised sex visits in Wednesday on his way to the McLear added. Schwarzenegger favors last year when the issue drew the attention trailers or rooms, and the guards can’t go in airport when his motorcade A message left at the shop costly Daniel Marshall cigars of the American Civil Liberties Union. there,” Thomasson said. “It’s the main way made a detour to a hotel. wasn’t returned Friday. A 40-year-old inmate had requested an of smuggling contraband for some of these Americans convicted of with personalized labels, but There, Schwarzenegger he’s told Cigar Aficionado overnight visit from his partner a year ago inmates.” picked up a Cuban Partagas violating trade regulations can magazine that he enjoys while he was serving an 18-month sentence Inmates also can spread sexually trans- cigar in a shop, with the be sentenced to fines or at California Medical Facility in Vacaville $15.99 bill paid by an aide prison. But it wasn’t immedi- Cohibas and Montecristos, mitted diseases, regardless of their sexual legendary brands from Cuba. for an attempted burglary conviction. When orientation, he said. traveling with him, the Ottawa ately clear Friday if a U.S. cit- his request was denied, Vernon Foeller com- Citizen newspaper reported. izen had ever been prosecuted “There is a whole mystique To comply with the state’s 2005 law, cor- with Cuban cigars” even plained to the ACLU. rections officials are adjusting their regula- Under trade restrictions, for torching a Cuban cigar in “To tell a couple like my partner and I U.S. citizens are prohibited another country. Cuban cigars though there are brands of tions for other matters, too, such as allowing similar quality, said Mario that we weren’t eligible, that to me is inmates’ domestic partners to be listed as from buying Cuban cigars are imported into Canada absolute discrimination,” Foeller said in a anywhere in the world. legally. Jaramillo of Ceniza Cigar legal next-of-kin. Lounge in Pasadena. “There is telephone interview. His office wouldn’t con- “Persons subject to U.S. Foeller, who was paroled in April and ——— firm or deny that the governor jurisdiction are prohibited a substantial black market, lives in Sacramento, registered his domestic On the Net: indulged in a forbidden smoke from purchasing or importing primarily on the Internet, but partnership in August 2005, before he was California Department of Corrections while in Canada, where he Cuban cigars, regardless of you don’t know what you are incarcerated. and Rehabilitation: http://www.corr.ca.gov was on a trade mission. where they are,” U.S. getting.” SUNDAY TV NEWS SHOWS

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Three years to have worked at least 150 days in U.S. agri- haul of immigration law since 1986. legally in the country, work and travel. To get after the bill is enacted, employers would have culture within the two years ending Dec. 31, Senators took a weeklong vacation last this visa, immigrants must pay a $1,000 fine, to run all of their workers, an estimated 140 2006. They then would have at least 150 more week while in the middle of the debate. Some up to a $1,500 processing fee and a $500 state million, through the verification system. days over three years or 100 days over five details of a compromise negotiated by leading impact fee. They also must show they are try- Employers found to have hired illegal workers years to be eligible for legal permanent resi- Democrats and Republicans and endorsed by ing to learn English and pass a background could be fined up to $5,000 per employee for a dency. President Bush are subject to change. check. The visa would be good for four years, first offense. Fines would rise to $75,000 per Q: What about family members who have Based on the proposal and amendments but can be renewed every four years at a cost of illegal worker for repeat offenses. Employers applied to enter the country legally? approved so far, here are answers to some of no more than $1,500 each time. On the second could be sentenced for up to six months in jail A: Lawmakers say they will speed up the the most frequently asked questions about the renewal, the immigrant has to pass the natural- for repeat offenses. Under current law, employ- awarding of visas and green cards to family bill: ization test, but is not eligible for citizenship. ers can be fined up to $10,000 for each illegal members of U.S. citizens who applied by May Q: How long before this bill becomes Q: Does an illegal immigrant have to worker on their payroll. 1, 2005. The Homeland Security Department law? leave the U.S. to get this Z visa? Q: What happens to people who enter the estimates it will take the government eight A: A long way. First it must pass the Senate. A: No. He only has to return to his country country illegally in the future? years to process that backlog of applicants. The House then would consider a bill of its of origin if he wants to become a legal perma- A: Along with deportation, illegal immi- Anyone who applied after that date falls out of own. If each chamber passes a different bill, nent resident. He would not be able to get a grants could face fines for the first offense to the line. They can try to get visas through the more negotiations would be in store to recon- green card until the backlog of people already 20 years in detention for repeated offenses. new “point” system. cile differences. The Senate and House would in line is cleared; that is expected to take about Q: Would the Senate proposal punish Q: How does this affect people who want have to pass the resulting compromise bill. eight years. All owed back taxes also must be people who give water to someone entering to apply for visas to join family in the U.S. in Bush has said he would like to sign a final bill paid first. The cost to go from a Z visa holder the country illegally? the future? in August. to a legal permanent resident would be $4,000, A: No. The bill says providing emergency A: The Senate bill would limit green cards Q: Is this amnesty? plus the $325 green card application fee and humanitarian assistance, including emergency for parents of U.S. citizens; the cards now are A: Opponents say it is because people who $70 fingerprinting fee. Both fees could rise. medical care and food or taking an illegal unlimited. In addition, after about eight years, illegally entered the U.S. can obtain visas that Q: What about an illegal immigrant’s immigrant to a place to get help without com- when a backlog of applications for visas is allow them to stay and work in the country family? pensation is not aiding and abetting illegal cleared, siblings and adult children of U.S. cit- indefinitely. These immigrants also could — A: Family members illegally in the U.S. entry. izens and legal permanent residents no longer but would not have to — apply to become legal since before Jan. 1, 2007, also could apply for Q: Does the Senate plan have a new tem- would be eligible for visas solely because of permanent residents, which eventually leads to a visa — Z-2 for spouses, Z-3 for minor chil- porary worker program? their family ties. They would have to apply citizenship. Supporters of the bill say it is not dren. They have to pay a $500 fine and a pro- A: Yes. Foreigners who want to work in the through the point system that gives preference amnesty because immigrants must work sever- cessing fee of up to $1,500 for each visa. U.S. would be able to apply for temporary to education and job skills. al years, learn English, pay fines and fees. Q: What about border security? worker visas. About 200,000 two-year “Y” Q: Does the Senate proposal make Q: How will the government get the ille- A: Before immigrants can get Z visas, visas would be available annually. The number English the official language of the U.S.? gal immigrants to step forward? 20,000 Border Patrol agents must be hired, of visas would rise or fall based on job avail- A: No. It would recognize English as the A: Six months after the bill is passed, the trained and in place. Also, there must be 370 ability. The visa could be renewed up to two common language of the United States. An Homeland Security Department would begin miles of fencing and 300 miles of vehicle bar- more times, but the worker would have to go amendment could be offered to try to make registering illegal immigrants who want legal riers along the U.S.-Mexico border. The home for a year between renewals. English the national language. status. The government would take their fin- Border Patrol now has about 14,000 agents. Q: Can temporary workers in the new Q: How much would all this cost? gerprints and check their backgrounds. All this The bill calls for installing 105 ground-based program earn legal permanent residency? A: The costs and benefits roughly offset will be done over one year. After an illegal radar and camera towers and deploying four A: No. After a maximum of six years of each other on the government’s books. The immigrant submits his fingerprints and an unmanned aerial surveillance craft and their work, with one-year breaks every two years, Congressional Budget Office estimates the application, he would get an interim legal sta- support systems along the southern border. A temporary workers would have to return home immigration overhaul would cost the govern- tus that makes him eligible for a “Z” visa and practice of releasing detained illegal immi- permanently. They could apply to become legal ment up to $77 billion over the next 10 years. to hold a job. Illegal immigrants who do not grants on personal recognizance must have residents while in their home country. But they The biggest single cost would be refundable step forward risk deportation. Some could be ended. would have to be considered for a visa under a tax credits for low-income workers who for- found ineligible because of criminal records or Q: What is the plan to stop employers new system that awarded points based on edu- merly had illegal status. The budget office also other information arising out of the back- from hiring illegal immigrants? cation, job skills, market needs, English profi- estimates the proposed changes in immigration ground checks. A: Eighteen months after the bill is enacted, ciency and family ties. laws will produce an added $70 billion to $75 Q: Is that all these immigrants must do? employers would have to check the documents Q: What about agriculture workers? billion in government revenues over the next A: No. First some border security measures of new hires through an electronic system that A: The bill would create a five-year pilot decade. Advocates worry immigrants will fall prey to loan sharks under reform bill Associated Press tion. “They’ll find a way to immigrants may have up to many illegal immigrants pay try. Out of that, they often send can’t imagine anyone having ATLANTA — Illegal immi- pay, but how?” eight years to come up with the thousands of dollars to smug- money back home to support that amount of money stored in grants could fall prey to loan Some say the measure also money. glers, who sometimes threaten their families. And because a shoebox — so someone will sharks and other unscrupulous could lead to abuse by employ- “It’s a lot of money, but if them with death if they don’t they are in the country illegally, come up with a lending scheme lenders if they have to pay ers, who could offer to pay they gave us the opportunity, pay their debts. Then, many they tend to distrust banks. that will be close to usury,” said $5,000 in fines and thousands employees’ fines in return for we’ll see how we can get it,” make low wages working in “If you have a family of four Robert Moser, deputy director more in fees and back taxes as repayment arrangements that said a young immigrant mother agriculture, construction and or five, it’s going to add up to of Catholic Charities for the required under the immigration could be difficult to satisfy, of a 2-year-old U.S.-born the hotel and restaurant indus- thousands of dollars, and I just Diocese of San Diego. reform measure now before leading to what would amount daughter, speaking on condi- Congress, some advocates are to indentured servitude. tion of anonymity for fear of warning. However, advocates and other deportation. Many immigrants work low- experts say that is unlikely, The native of Guerrero, wage jobs and have virtually no because most employers proba- Mexico, said she has no idea assets. As a result, they often bly wouldn’t find that sort of how she would get the money have poor credit and are forced arrangement worth the cost and — which could amount to to borrow on the street. risk. $3,000 for the initial visa appli- “We’re real concerned about It is not exactly clear how cation and $4,000 plus back Vacation the potential for fraud,” said much time the immigrants taxes for a green card. Beatriz Ibarra, who studies would have to pay the fines and However, she said she is confi- Hispanic finances for the fees to achieve legal status and dent she would manage, even National Council of La Raza, eventually obtain a green card, though she only makes mini- the nation’s largest Hispanic which confers permanent resi- mum wage working at a advocacy group and a tepid dency. But because of the back- Mexican grocery in Georgia. ible chool supporter of the draft legisla- log of green card applications, To make it across the border, B S

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Supervisor Jim Wattenburger or Mike The Constitution is very clear about what happens gram $60 million in funding for the first Understandably the county employees are Delbar - who have voted against the raise so when the Vice-President is impeached or resigns — phase of a freeway bypass around Willits. furious, after the county grudgingly acceded far - should ask to have the item removed under the Constitution, the President appoints a new This project has been discussed many to a raise for them while in the wings they from the consent calendar for further discus- Vice-President but only with the confirmation of both times and has been on the drawing board were plotting a 50 percent pay raise for sion so that the supervisors will have to the House and the Senate: for more than 50 years. Every year that themselves. specifically vote for or against it again. Whenever there is a vacancy in the office of the goes by without action, costs escalate. The Meanwhile we’re told this Tuesday the Between now and June 12 the citizens of citizens of Mendocino County are urged to Vice President, the President shall nominate a Vice supes are planning to raise their own travel Mendocino County ought to hound Smith President who shall take office upon confirmation by a voice their opinion by contacting the CTC. budgets by $9,000 a year each. That’s large- and Supervisors David Colfax and John Correspondence can be directed to: Mr. majority vote of both Houses of Congress. (25TH ly Supervisor Kendall Smith’s doing. She Pinches over this travesty that they support Amendment, Section 2) James C. Ghielmetti, Chair California believes the gas mileage she gets to come and demand that they reject the raise in this Transportation Commission, Signature That’s clear. Cheney is impeached and President and go from the coast isn’t enough and that second and final vote. You can call them at Bush identifies a new Vice President acceptable to Properties, Inc. 4670 Willow Road, Suite she should get paid more for the burden of the office, at home or email them at their 200, Pleasanton, Calif. 95488 both the House and the Senate. If the President refus- having to travel so far. She wants to be able official address as follows: es to change course, then we impeach him. John Graff to simply collect money from the county for All supervisors can be reached through Ukiah If both the President and the Vice President are travel regardless of whether she comes to calling 463-4221, the general board office impeached, the untested Presidential Succession Act of Local MJ rules Ukiah for a meeting. She got $50,000 put number. Their fax number is 463-4245. 1947 governs. As a thoughtful blogger pointed out, if just fine already into this year’s budget for that and now the Their official email is the President were to be impeached, the impeachment supes are looking to give that to themselves [email protected]. At home they can process in the House of Representatives would be led To the Editor: too this week. be reached at: Kendall Smith, 964-8835; by the Speaker of the House, who is the very person to Your story of May 16, “Medical marijua- Citizens should start calling and emailing David Colfax, 895-3241; John Pinches, 984- become President under the line of succession estab- na regulations discussed” by Katie Mintz is their supervisors right now and say they 6700; Jim Wattenburger, 468-9096; Mike lished in 1947. That would lead to allegations of con- incorrect in its statement that the state mini- object to that. And anyone who can, should Delbar 743-2767. flict of interest and raise the issue of separation of mum guidelines of six mature plants or 12 go to the supervisor’s meeting to say this Only a highly vocal citizenry right now is powers. immature plants and up to 8 ounces of greediness has got to stop. likely to change their minds about this and The conflict could be avoided (the same thoughtful processed marijuana were set forth in But that’s not all. There’s still a chance to the $9,000 a year travel boost they may give blogger pointed out) if the Vice President, seeing the Proposition 215. stop the supes’ $20,000 personal pay raise. themselves this week. Only a clear show of handwriting on the wall, simply resigned. The Prop. 215 contained no limits on the Even though they voted officially to give outrage by the voters will create enough President could then appoint a new Vice President themselves the raise, they have to vote one pressure to stop this now. Mr. Colfax and amount of marijuana grown or possessed. (with confirmation by both the House and the Senate The state guidelines were added in a last- last time to make it final. That vote as of Ms. Smith seem particularly determined to now is scheduled at the June 12 supes meet- grab this money and will need extra pressure under the 25th Amendment) before resigning himself. minute, secretive move by the legislature in Or, seeing the handwriting on the wall, the President SB420, with the caveat that they could be ing in Fort Bragg (yes, they even scheduled to yield. superseded locally. The California the vote at a meeting where they know lots Let’s show them what can happen when could resign, leaving the Vice President to assume the Constitution clearly states that a voter- of people can’t attend, those cowards). they assume Mendocino County’s citizens Presidency, appoint a new Vice-President and then approved initiative cannot be amended by a The vote will likely be hidden in a pack- are suckers. resign himself. mere legislative action, and a judge in Los Oh, right. Would the present incumbents be so Angeles has ruled that SB420 is constitu- accommodating? I think not. tional only because it is voluntary (includ- So, for very practical reasons it makes sense to ing its ID card provision). impeach Cheney first. Sane prosecutorial guidelines are a smart That’s why there is a petition circulating in the idea for Mendocino County, because they County to ask the Board of Supervisors to pass a reso- will prevent courts from being clogged with lution in favor of impeaching Dick Cheney, who did expensive, unwinnable cases. The current more than any other member of the present guidelines of 100 square feet and two Administration to lead us into the Iraq war. pounds of flowers, which District Attorney Why does it matter to Mendocino County? Lintott pledged to uphold during her cam- Here are some reasons related to the war in Iraq, a paign, are based on DEA yield studies and war that has no end in sight: countless court cases where juries have 1. As of May 23, 2007, the Press Democrat reports upheld similar amounts as reasonable for nine soldiers from Mendocino and Sonoma counties personal or medical use. have been killed in Iraq. If the supervisors are worried about tax As of this writing, Mendocino County’s share of the revenues and expenditures, they should Iraq war spending is over one hundred million dollars, look to our hideously expensive occupation or $104,844,125. That figure includes only incremen- of Iraq, which could ultimately cost taxpay- tal costs, additional funds expended due to the war. It ers $1 trillion. It they’re worried about does not include soldiers’ regular pay, only combat crime, they ought to look at tolerating or pay. Future medical costs of veterans, for example, are regulating small-time growers in a reason- not included and neither is interest to be paid as a result able fashion, instead of furthering policies of the war being financed by borrowing. Below are that push the marijuana market towards some ways to measure what that amount means. The large-scale operations. figures come from the National Priorities Project Cost Ellen Komp of Iraq War calculator: http://costofwar.com Civil Liberties Monitoring Project Mendocino’s share alone could finance any one of Redway the following projects: 13,866 additional Head Start Editor’s note: While the Prop. 215 regu- children; pay for 1,816 public school teachers; provide lations Ms. Komp defines were not in the health insurance for 62,781 children, build 944 addi- language of the proposition itself they are tional housing units, or provide 5,082 students 4-year tied to the proposition now because they scholarships at public universities. The California National Guard is stretched thin, as were enacted as part of the proposition’s County Court House here in Ukiah. We to demonstrate regularly on the streets of enabling language giving state and local reported in the San Francisco Chronicle on May 11. voice our concerns about the war in Iraq, Ukiah. Governor Schwarzenegger said, “a lot of equipment authorities the power to regulate marijuana and receive the comments and sometimes James Houle growing in whatever they wish as long as has gone to Iraq, and it doesn’t come back when the the support of the many who travel past. Redwood Valley troops come back . . ..” legitimate medical marijuana patients are Yet, I cannot recall but a single instance in able to get the medicine they need. There are 2,500 California Guard overseas, mostly all these years when the Ukiah Daily Anniversaries still passing in Iraq. Journal has bothered to report that a signifi- To the Editor: The Guard has only 62 percent of the vehicles it Report on the Peace Vigil cant crowd has been expressing their opin- believes it needs in California. Virtually all of the ions about this dreadful drain upon our A revisit to an April, 2006 letter to the To the Editor: editor, regarding the third anniversary of National Guard’s budget comes from the federal gov- nation right here in Ukiah every week. ernment. So, absent some special legislation, we can’t On April 26 you responded to a letter by I suggest that you report occasionally on the Iraq invasion, says to me it could have Neil Phillip Anderson that asked you to been written almost verbatim about our pre- make up for the shortages. this anti-war activity as part of your cover- The extremely bad fire season predicted by state report U.S. soldiers killed in Iraq on your age of the local scene, perhaps provide a sent April fourth anniversary. front page each day. You explained that Sooner rather than later, come April forestry officials plus the shortage of Guard equipment picture of the protest placards, and mention could result in some Mendocino County fires not being your mission was primarily to report the the increasing support your reporters see 2008 and the fifth remembrance, our major- news of Ukiah and Mendocino -- that you ity will find Iraq’s Wrong Reasons will no contained this summer. this Peace Vigil receiving. Perhaps some of Recently, the closure of a surgery center in Ukiah just couldn’t compete with the many other your readers not out and about on Friday longer have prevailed. news sources about Iraq. While I accept S. Heller was blamed on “bad reimbursements” under Medicare evenings aren’t even aware that their neigh- and Medi-Cal. In other words, the federal government your limitations, it seems that those who bors are concerned enough about this war Ukiah die out in Iraq could be better honored did not have enough money to pay for “good reim- without taxing your budget or staff. After bursements” and the Iraq war simultaneously. The all, our President has made it difficult for Iraq war takes priority. even their coffins to be photographed. WHERE TO WRITE Congress won’t stop the war, having voted all the For the past five years, a group of local funds asked for by the President. Those are funds that citizens have held a Peace Vigil from 5 to 6 President George Bush: The White www.house.gov/write rep will not be available to Mendocino County, Head Start, p.m. on Friday evenings in front of the House, 1600 Pennsylvania Ave., Washing- health insurance, housing, paying teachers, or college Assemblywoman Patty Berg: State scholarships. ton, D.C. 20500; (202) 456-1111, FAX Assembly District 1, Capitol, Rm. 2137, Congress isn’t listening to individuals who have LETTER POLICY (202)456-2461. Sacramento, 95814. (916) 319-2001; been calling for impeachment for several years. If we Governor Arnold Schwarzeneg- want to stop the war and change the direction of the The Daily Journal welcomes letters to the Santa Rosa, 576-2526; FAX, Santa Rosa, ger: State Capitol, Sacramento, 95814. 576-2297. Berg's field representative in country, we need to make ourselves heard through our editor. 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[email protected] Office manager: Yvonne Bell ON EDITORIALS Visit our web site at ukiahdailyjournal.com Group systems director: Sue Whitman 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 FORUM SUNDAY, JUNE 3, 2007 – A-7 Editor: K.C. Meadows, 468-3526 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected] SUNDAY VOICES ON THE STREETS The ‘secret’ about Ukiah Are you concerned about the Because you live in Ukiah, most like- circle of information spreads to spiritual local water supply? What are ly you are aware of "spiritual energy seekers across the nation we will be centers" or "vortexes." Sedona, Ariz. is Sunday view overrun by hoards of New Age groupies you doing to conserve water? probably the best known, but there are seeking Shangri La? The truth is, it is others, like the area around Mt. Shasta. BY TONY ANTHONY impossible to know for sure what will There is one is around the pyramids in happen. My guess is that there is likely Mark Danner Egypt, another at Machu Picchu in Peru. to be an even greater influx of spiritual County IT There are several in India and in the So we needn’t become hys- groupies who will flock here to bathe in Ukiah Himalayas in Tibet and Nepal. Now - our water, set up meditation domes in yes, it‚s true - a spiritual vortex of our terical about keeping "out- our parks, and otherwise interrupt the “We definitely are. very own has been discovered right here siders" from our midst when normalcy of life in town. It is also cer- We’ve stopped watering in Ukiah! tainly possible that diviners of sublime our lawn as much and As journalistic ethics allows, I won’t they’re already here, and spiritual techniques will buy up some of we’re letting out garden go reveal the name of my trusted source. have been practically forever. our land for meditation retreats, chakra down to nothing. We’ve However, I will say it was not Google, opening centers and aura cleansing spas. got tomatoes and that’s it as you might imagine, the omnipresent ... Because our local citizens So, just in case, we should prepare for this year.” "big brother" overseer of the Internet are unusually kind and good- our new future - because, after all, it’s and provider of information and maps of natured seems to be an indi- been predicted. We might as well get every inch of our planet. My source tells ready to see our local fast food eateries me that evidence of the energy field was cation that we’ve already converted into crystal shops. My source Tom Glazier discovered by a much higher, more sen- found nirvana. has alerted me to one particularly omi- City employee sitive secret government program not nous sign of change: a tract of vacant Ukiah readily known to the public, from a pic- nothing new. It’s been around forever. land south of town is being considered ture taken by a top-secret spy satellite Native Americans have known for a as a site for a chain store called Target. I am. I take less than from many miles in outer space. The long time that Ukiah is a sacred spot. This should be cause for concern three minute showers. I’ve satellite is so secret that even the CIA, Proof can be found in Pomo baskets. because my source tells me the store’s stopped watering certain the FBI and the Secret Service aren’t The shapes and symbols reveal what logo is chakra-shaped, which if painted plants and my wife and I privy to its workings. It is controlled by MP-3 has only just now found out. After on a large roof, could be used as a bea- bought a front loading a secret intelligence division code- all, it was the Native Americans (the con for extra-terrestrial craft (UFOs) just washing machine. I’m con- named MP-3. I have been told by my earliest New Agers) that named this like the ancient symbols etched in the sidering a gray water sys- source that such satellites are capable of place, "Deep Valley." Get it? Deep, as in ground in Peru. If this proves to be true, tem.” reading the text on the newspaper you "hey, that’s deep, man!" we might prepare by re-naming the are holding in your hands right now. So we needn’t become hysterical Ukiah Municipal Airport the "Haiku Jeeze, that means "Big Brother" knows about keeping "outsiders" from our Intergalactic Air Travel Station." After Denise Sprague that I know! midst when they’re already here, and all, news travels fast, even intergalac- DA support staff Someone had predicted - it might’ve have been practically forever. They’re ticly. My source says some residents of Redwood Valley been Edgar Cayce - that around the year our friends and neighbors - gosh, some the Pleiades Galaxy read the Ukiah 2007 (give or take a century or so) such of them might even be us! Because our Daily Journal - although they complain “I am constantly in con- an energy field would be discovered local citizens are unusually kind and it’s sometimes delivered late. servation mode because I somewhere west of the Mississippi and good-natured seems to be an indication As indisputable proof of the existence live in Redwood Valley and east of the Pacific Ocean, which would that we’ve already found nirvana. Think of the vortex, I will reveal something I’m on a well. I think this certainly include Ukiah. So, the spiritu- about it, don’t the cashiers at Safeway that happened to me few nights ago. summer’s going to be a ally minded will not be surprised to and other supermarkets always ask, "do After a heavenly "other-worldly" meal at hot one and there’s learn that MP-3’s cameras have detected you need help out?" Believe me, that OCO-Time on Church Street, something already not much water.” a super-energized power spot. In spy doesn’t happen everywhere! And isn’t it "drew me" to make a right turn out the parlance, and in order to disguise the true that most everyone you meet down- door rather than head back to my truck real name, it is known euphemistically town seems to smile a bit more than is parked in the other direction. Suddenly, as an "energy cortex." What they really usual? as I passed the old red brick building at mean - and what spiritualists have Certainly they smile way more than Number 101, a lilting woman’s voice Richard Garren always known - it is a "vortex," a kind people do in big cities. If you want more came from behind a tree. "Pssst, pssst!" Carpenter of invisible but powerful tornado-like proof that our city is more enlightened, A heavily-jeweled arm appeared from Ukiah whirlpool of energy. The energy field more kindhearted than most, think of around the tree, its index finger curling, begins 108 miles (a spiritually signifi- how many churches and spiritual organi- imploring me to come closer. “Of course. I use six ice cant number) north of the Golden Gate, zations call Ukiah home. It seems like Then, stepping out of the shadows, a cubes instead of 12... I’m centered on Highway 101 beginning at there are steeples on every block, a syn- voluptuous woman appeared. She had a being facetious. But water Burke Hill, extending north to the begin- agogue, and two Buddhist monasteries smile as wide as the ocean. But, strange- wars are going to eclipse ning of the Willits Grade in Redwood (one with 10,000 Buddhas). ly I thought, she wore heavy eye make- oil wars. You can not drive Valley, and bordered by mountains on I’ve heard it said that Ukiah is up, bright red lipstick, rouged cheeks if you choose to, but you both sides. In other words, the Ukiah already the healing capital of the world. and strong perfume. Her décolletage can not live without water.” Valley - which makes this particular vor- After all it is home to a couple of world- allowed for the display of a huge green tex oval in shape - surprisingly similar class health spas with special waters emerald dangling from a gold chain to the ancient "Eye of Horus" pictured at plus several yoga studios in town. A around her neck. "I am a goddess from the top of the pyramid on the U.S. dol- glance at the posters hanging downtown another time, come to reveal a spiritual Ramon Jimenez lar. should be proof beyond any doubt of the secret," she whispered. Security officer Lake Mendocino, manmade as it is, is presence of the spiritual vortex. One Her attire, which seemed to belie her Ukiah the perfectly placed pupil in the center bulletin board offered body rituals, body role as a spiritual messenger, led me to of the eye. Never underestimate the wisdom, clairvoyant training, Sufi danc- ask, "why are you dressed like a lady of “Oh yeah. I’m always Army Corps of Engineers - they knew! ing, Reiki attunement and standing yoga the evening?" concerned about water. The hillsides around the lake make up poses for grounding yourself in the first "Oh," she laughed. "You mean, like a The feds, the state and the eye’s green iris, which is coinciden- chakra. (There’s that word again!) A prostitute? That’s because in the last local governments have to tally the color of the heart chakra - the wellness center offers acupuncturists, century when this building was a bordel- get together to do the job one in charge of loving-kindness. body workers, Tai Chi Chuan, lo we dressed this way to entice our cus- of storing water.” Chakras, in the unlikely case that you Feldenkraus Method, Process Coaching, tomers. Once we had them hooked we don’t already know, are the energy cir- psychic readings, herbal medicine as revealed our true purpose, which was to cles in humans that extend from the base well as other healing modalities. Are impart spiritual knowledge. Since people of our spine to the top of our heads. you beginning to get the enlightened have evolved, most of us no longer dress What I have revealed thus far will picture by now? in disguise. Now we can be much more Elllie Catudal come as no surprise to those among us You may have noticed the arrival of truthful about our mission; we identify Retired capable of seeing with their "third eye" several "New Age" buses in town. To ourselves for who we really are - energy Ukiah who are able to "see" such things, and to me this signals an influx of communal workers. We just put up our posters and clairvoyants who simply can "divine" organizations and New Agers entering people show up." “Yes. I’m careful when I them with or without a crystal ball. "the zone" - evidence that the "word" is "So," I asked impatiently, "what is water. I’m also conserva- However, this news undoubtedly comes floating through the counterculture net- this secret you want to reveal?" tive when I’m washing as quite a shock to the rest of us who work, a sure sign of more to come to "Oh. Thanks for reminding me why I dishes. I am concerned... I will now wonder about the ramifications cash in selling scented candles and came. I’ve traveled a long way so I’m a have no idea where we’re of the discovery. wheat grass smoothies. But, think about little spaced out. The secret is this: going to get water from.” It will certainly create anxiety for it, stores that sell beads, crystals and Ukiah - or Haiku, as it’s known in my members of the Planning and Zoning amulets of esoteric sorts have already galaxy - is destined to be a world- Commission. been doing a bang-up business in our renowned spiritual center." The woman The question that arises is, will life in midst for years. smiled coyly. "But you already know our bucolic little berg change? Should it be of major concern to that," she chuckled. "It doesn’t take a The answer is, probably not all that those of us who love the valley "just the crystal ball to see that it’s no secret!" Photos and interviews by MacLeod Pappidas. much. In Ukiah, the New Age, in fact, is way it is" that when the ever-widening Tony Anthony is a Ukiah resident. The six million dollar file cabinet Until it was swallowed up in a merger with had once been stored. And, as one might especially expect, both J.P. Morgan Chase in 2004, the First Chicago Among other things, these employees testi- the trial court and the Illinois appellate court Corporation was a banking concern that oper- Judicial follies fied that the certificates of deposit had been eventually ruled in favor of the bank. Because ated, as its name suggested, mainly in the moved from a vault to file cabinets, each draw- the evidence did show that the bank had Chicago area. In June, 1983, First Chicago sold BY FRANK ZOTTER er labeled “Paid Negotiable CDs” and indicat- intended to remove all certificates of deposit off numerous surplus file cabinets. The cabi- ing the number of certificates in each drawer. before it sold the file cabinets, and that it had nets were sold “as is” to a furniture dealer who They then determined that they could not use randomly checked the file cabinets to make had previously bought used furniture from the file cabinets, so the certificates of deposit First Chicago. were transferred to boxes for storage in a ware- sure, the property was indeed “lost or mislaid,” Eventually, the furniture dealer resold four lap? Well, Michael and his wife initially con- house, with the file cabinets randomly checked not “abandoned.” It probably didn’t help the file cabinets to someone else, who gave one of tacted the FBI, which promptly showed up and to make sure the contents were gone. Michaels that the original furniture dealer was them to his friend Richard Michael; the draw- took possession of all of the certificates of The employee in charge of selling used fur- quite clear that he intended to buy just file cab- ers were locked, but the dealer apparently had- deposit. But the Michaels also decided right niture also indicated that, though papers were inets, too, and that he wasn’t on a “treasure n’t noticed this. Some weeks later, in August, away that they weren’t going to let this oppor- occasionally found in furniture delivered to the expedition” hoping to find valuable stuff 1983, when Michael was moving the file cabi- tunity slip away, because less than a week later warehouse, he did not know there was any- inside. net in his garage, it fell over and opened, they filed suit in Illinois state court, asking to thing potentially valuable in the filing cabinet Of course, the bank did manage to lose more revealing certificates of deposit stacked inside. be declared the owners of the six unstamped that eventually made its way to the Michaels. than 1600 certificates during this little transac- In fact, there were more than 1600 certifi- certificates of deposit. (The court later noted He also noted that it was his job to sell furni- tion. One might think that in a profession cates of deposit in the drawer. Sorting through that, although not really an issue in the case, it ture, not certificates of deposit. where some banks require tellers to balance to appeared from the evidence that the seven cer- them, Michael and his wife found seven that As one also might expect, the Michaels the penny every night, they might have noticed had not been cancelled or stamped “PAID” tificates of deposit had indeed previously been mounted an equally vigorous attack on First worth a total of $6,687,948.85 with maturity paid by First Chicago -- they just hadn’t been Chicago, arguing that the certificates were that more than 1,500 documents had just . . . dates ranging from October 8, 1982, to January marked “PAID.”) “abandoned” property that had been sold along disappeared. 13, 1983. Six of these were payable to Well, as one might expect, the bank wasn’t with the filing cabinet. The distinction was Well -- when someone’s keeping track of all “Bearer,” which meant that, in principle at simply going to roll over and pay out $6.5 mil- important: “abandoned” property means that those pennies, a few thousand missing certifi- least, they belonged to whoever “bore” them - lion all over again. The bank mounted a vigor- the former owner has given up all rights to it, cates of deposit could get away from anyone. - in this case, Michael and his wife. ous defense, and produced testimony from just whereas someone who finds “lost or mislaid” So -- what do you do when six and-a-half about every employee who had ever been in property has the best right to the property Frank Zotter is a Ukiah attorney. million dollars almost literally falls into your any room where these certificates of deposit against anyone except the original owner. A-8 – SUNDAY, JUNE 3, 2007 SPORTS Editor: Zack Sampsel, 468-3518 [email protected] LOCAL UKIAH 0 | CASA GRANDE 2 CALENDAR Ukiah loses heart-breaking championship TODAY Mendocino Coast Basketball Tournament (Double- Espinoza throws seven Elimination) at Mendocino Middle School Courts 9 a.m. full innings in loss MONDAY JUNE 4 The Daily Journal UHS Spring Sports Awards An incredible season that featured ceremony at UHS Cafetorium 7 the Wildcats winning 19 amazing p.m. games and the NBL Championship has come to a close. Calendar listings are culled from the most recent schedules provided by the Casa Grande scored two runs in the schools and organizations in our coverage area. Please report schedule changes or bottom of the sixth inning, which incorrect listings to The Daily Journal proved to be all it took as Casa Grande Sports Department at 468-3518. won the NCS Championship game 2- 0. Ukiah ace Matt Espinoza started the game, which was played at the Santa TODAY’S Rosa Junior College baseball field, and never left. Espinoza pitched hard GAMES throughout the battle finishing with a loss in the complete-game effort. And while Casa Grande’s scoring in Mendocino Coast the bottom of the sixth inning pro- Basketball duced the only run, there were still Tournament opportunities for Ukiah to score Mendocino Middle throughout the seven-inning affair. Photos by ROP Photo Teacher Suzette Cook-Mankins Ukiah finished the season with a Above, Andrew Brown prepares to make a tag at second base. School Outdoor 19-10 record as well as the NBL Right, shortstop Tony Crudo gets ready to throw a ball to first base Courts 9 a.m. Championship. for an easy out. Below right, Ty Murdock rears back to throw a rock- For more photos et across the infield. Below left, catcher Chad Bunting heads behind from the game see page A-9 the plate as the Ukiah infield meets up before the inning. COMMUNITY DIGEST UHS awards next week The UHS Spring Sports Awards are Monday, June 4 at 7 p.m. in the cafetorium. Each sport meets earlier for certificate presenta- tions, check with your coach or call the UHS Sports Hotline at 463-5253 X2005. Also, coaches are needed for the 2007-08 school year: Frosh Volleyball and Frosh Boys Basketball, apply at the UUSD Personnel office, 925 N. State St, Ukiah. Ukiah Junior Giants signups scheduled Ukiah Junior Giants is a free, noncompetitive baseball program for boys and girls ages 4-17. Sign ups will be held at Big 5 Sporting Goods on June 6 and 13 from 4:30-7 p.m. You can also sign up anytime at the Redwood Health Club until June 15.The season begins mid- July and runs for five weeks. For more information call 462-4501. Coaches are urgently needed too. POTTER VALLEY BASEBALL | SEASON WRAP-UP June Karate Seminar Okinawan Karate Seminar 2007: The Mendocino County Sheriff’s Youth Activities League (SAL) Youth Karate Club will be hosting a traditional Karate Seminar featuring guest instruc- tor Master Eihancii Ota, Sensei, 9th Degree Shorin-ryu Karate Bearcats define team Black Belt, on Saturday, June 9 from 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Pomolita Middle School Potter Valley Gymnasium, 740 N. Spring St., Ukiah. For more info on event schedule and registration contact finishes best Sensei Mike Tobin at 354-0565 or by e-mail at [email protected]. Spectators are welcome. season in Martial arts school history tournament June 10 By ZACK SAMPSEL The Mendocino County Sheriff's Youth Activities League (S.A.L.) is The Daily Journal hosting its 7th Youth Martial Arts t begins and it ends with Tournament on Sunday, June 10 from 9:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. team. That philosophy is Registration begins at 8:30 a.m. what helped to guide at the Pomolita Middle School I Gym, 740 N. Spring St. Ages 5 Potter Valley Coach Mike years old to adult. Spectators wel- Moore and his “highly talent- come. For more info on registra- tion and events - Call Mike Tobin ed” team all the way to the at 354-0565 or e-mail at macto- Semi-Finals of the NCL III [email protected] Class-B Playoffs and one of Ukiah Triathlon Team the best seasons in school his- Train for the 2007 Ukiah tory. Triathlon with the Ukiah Triathlon Team beginning on June 2. All The Bearcats clawed their levels are welcome to join in this way to a semi-final game custom 14-week training pro- gram. There are weekly Saturday “Through against morning workouts, clinics on Tomales and swim techniques, run forum and out the nutrition. The trainings are lead by took it to the Mike Cannon and Sara Rohan, season, limit -- and both of whom have experience competing and winning triathlons. we beyond. The cost is $150. Questions? Call In a game Mike Cannon at 468-5823. stressed that went nine Redwood Empire that we’re incredible Basketball Camps innings -- This basketball camp is open to a team, boys and girls ages 7-17. The most games week-long camp offers players an and only run seven opportunity to build a solid sports foundation. each day is filled with somehow, -- Potter fundamental skill progression Valley was drills, easy-to-understand instruc- some way tion and games and fun competi- narrowly beat- tion Campers learn in a safe, each of en 4-3. The supervised environment from knowledgeabe and enthusiastic the kids semi-final coaches with experience. All game ran at a campers receive great instruc- con- tion, a basketball and a free t- marathon-like Zack Sampsel/The Daily Journal shirt. tributed pace, and Potter Valley slugger Will Mangini and his teammates watch as third baseman Jesse Williams slides into home The High School level will be held June 18-22 from 8:30 a.m. - to win- starting pitch- during a dramatic play at the plate earlier this season. The team aspect was something that Bearcats Coach 1:30 p.m. each day. The cost is ning in er, as well as Mike Moore said it was a concept he worked with the teamon throughout the year. $150 in advance, $160 at the Bearcats ace, door ( $100 half day) Low Income “He, and the whole team, for-2. But Coach Moore is jobs,” Moore said. playoffs was that the staff and discounts are also available. The each Mike York ran played unreal. It was pretty hestiant to say any particular In addition to playing spe- parents from Potter Valley camp will be held at Pomolita game of the distance. Middle School gym. amazing to be able to push player made the differnce, cific roles, Moore also attrib- were able to play host to the For students in grades 2-8 the York pitched the that team all the way through rather Moore said he focused uted much of his team’s suc- school’s first-ever baseball camp will meet from June 25-29 all nine from 8:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. each nine innings.” more on the team as a whole. cess to the natural talent in all playoff game. day. The cost is $150 in advance, season.” innings in the And while York’s long-dis- “Throughout the season, twelve players -- each of And as is with all local $160 at the door ( $100 half day) -Coach tragic loss. which he played during the sports, community participa- Low Income discounts are also tance performance is amazing, we stressed that we’re a team, available.The camp will be held at But Coach playoffs. tion and the fulfillment the Mike Moore it only tells part of the story of and somehow, some way each Pomolita Middle School gym. Mike Moore “These kids have always fans, parents and staff receive Pre-register at the City of Ukiah the team. Jay Tiedermann of the kids contributed to win- Service Dept. Questions? Please was anything had the skills to do something are all part of the equation. helped lead the Bearcats ning in each game of the sea- call 463-6714 or visit 411 W. Clay but disap- like this, and it’s because they “Our play as a team was St. Mon - Fri 8a-5p. offensively going 2-for-4 with son. We’re a fourth-place pointed. all have great talent.” great. I feel like we really a clutch double. As well, team that went to the semi- Moore also said another defined the word team. And continues on page A-9 “The game Mike pitched Wyatt Matthews had a great finals and it took everybody. incredible aspect of his team’s that’s why we made it so far in was amazing,” Moore said. day at the plate finishing 1- And everybody did their Cinderella run through the the playoffs.” THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL SPORTS SUNDAY, JUNE 3, 2007 – A-9 COMMUNITY NCS Championship DIGEST Mendocino Coast The game in photos Saturday, June 30 • 2pm Basketball Tournament A double-elimination tournament will be taking place at Mendocino pictures by Suzette Cook-Mankins Middle School Outdoor Courts Sunday, June 3rd, 2007. Check in at 8:30-games start at 9am. 8 divi- sions-Middle School-J V-Varsity- Open male and female. $60 per team in school $75 per team open division. For registration and infor- mation call Jim at 895-2006. The deadline is June 1. All Proceeds benefit Mendocino Club Cardinals and the Mendocino Rec. Center. Coaching Opportunity at Mendocino College Mendocino College is looking for a Head Coach/Instructor – Women’s Basketball Part-time, Temporary Faculty Filing Deadline date: 6/15/07; 5:00pm. For com- plete job description go to: The House will be www.mendocino.ed (Click on Employment Opportunities) rockin’ from 7-11pm Women’s Soccer Saturdays in June! Signups If you are interested in competing In conjunction with Konocti Harbor in inter-collegiate women’s soccer, Resort & Spa, we’re kicking off the please contact Head Coach Duncan McMartin at 707-468- summer concert series with fantastic 3006 or concert giveaways for acts like the [email protected]. legendary Bob Dylan, Reba McEntire, Mendocino College plays in the Bay Valley Conference and is com- Heart, and many, many more! petitive in its athletics. The beauti- Win tickets for prime seat ful college campus located in Ukiah, CA has an excellent acade- locations to one of these shows, mic reputation and has a strong plus $100 in Konocti Bucks, tradition of student transfer to 4- Above, the parents and fans of the Wildcats showed up in full force to cheer on and $500 in Cash and XtraCoin! year colleges. Players with high school and/or club soccer experi- the hometown heroes. Below, Matt Espinoza does what he does best for the ence are encouraged to contact Wildcats: throw strikes. Bottom right, Matt Madrigal watches a nice-hit ball travel. Coach McMartin.

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Please report your game results! Phone (707) 468- 3518 or make submissions to: The Ukiah Daily Journal Sports Department, 590 S. School Street, Ukiah, CA 95482. Fax (707) 468-3544 or visit www.ukiahdailyjour- nal.com click on “Sports”, then click on the “Report Game Scores” banner. A-10 – SUNDAY, JUNE 3, 2007 SPORTS THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL PHILLIES 5 | GIANTS 2 Phillies get revenge on Disabled list shrinking, A’s hopes growing Kotsay, Bradley Giants after shutout return to lineup; By ROB MAADDI Chase Utley followed with a increased power AP Sports Writer double to right-center. Ryan PHILADELPHIA — Howard then hit a high drive expected Over and over, Cole Hamels to deep left that Bonds By GLENN REEVES threw his baffling change-up dropped on the warning Oakland Tribune until even Barry Bonds track for his first error this OAKLAND -- With closer couldn’t handle it. season. Werth scored on the Huston Street and setup man Backed by timely situa- sacrifice fly, Utley went to Justin Duchscherer both out, tional hitting, Hamels third and Howard advanced the A's have had to restructure pitched his second complete to second. roles in their bullpen. game to lead the Fans cheered wildly as “I'm confident in our situa- Philadelphia Phillies over Bonds looked up at the tion against left-handed hit- the San Francisco Giants 5-2 scoreboard to watch the ters,” pitching coach Curt on Saturday night. replay. An inning earlier, Young said. The Phillies had lost four they chanted at Bonds: “You The A's currently have four straight at home after sweep- took steroids.” Pat Burrell’s left-handers in the bullpen: ing a three-game series in sacrifice fly scored Utley to interim closer Alan Embree, Atlanta to move a season- give the Phillies a 2-1 lead. Jay Marshall, Ron Flores and best two games over .500. “It just hit the palm of my Erasmo Ramirez. Hamels (8-2) allowed two glove,” Bonds said. “I went “We'll mix and match runs and five hits to become back, turned my head then against right-handers,” Young said. “Colby Lewis, Jay the NL’s first eight-game lost it for a split second.” Jose Carlos Fajardo/Contra Costa Times/ZUMA Press winner. Relying on a sharp Jimmy Rollins hit an RBI Witasick and Kiko Calero all Milton Bradley shatters his bat as he connects for a single against the Baltimore fastball and his trademark triple in the fifth and Werth have histories of getting right- Orioles in Oakland. Bradley is one of the many injured Athletics who returned to change-up, the second-year followed with Philadelphia’s handed hitters out. Put in the the lineup this week, along with Mark Kotsay. Below, Alan Embree reacts after left-hander kept the Giants third sacrifice fly to make it right situation, they can do getting San Francisco Giants Bengie Molina to fly out in the ninth inning to end off-balance all night. He 4-1. The Phillies aren’t that.” the game and perserve a 4-2 lead earlier this season. struck out five and didn’t known for moving runners Calero's ineffectiveness this season has been particu- ball is better against left-han- Saturday's allow a walk. on the bases without getting ders. He could be getting a game. Geren With one out and a runner hits. larly troublesome. He came into the season having shot.” was serving on in the ninth, Hamels “That’s how you play the LEANING ON THE as batting threw his change-up five game,” manager Charlie allowed opposing batters to hit just .218 over his four-year STARTERS practice straight times to Bonds. Manuel said. pitcher. Finally, the feared slugger Bonds ripped a double to major league career. This sea- Even with the team's two son opposing batters are hit- top relievers unavailable the “They struck out swinging. center leading off the sev- actually “That at-bat should tell enth. It gave Bonds 5,863 ting .288. A's lead the American League “Kiko has been tremendous by a considerable margin with looked pretty you how good that kid’s total bases to push him past good,” he change-up is,” catcher Rod Ty Cobb for fourth place on at getting ahead of hitters,” a 3.43 team ERA, well in front Young said. “He'll be the first of the Angels (3.77). A's said. Barajas said. “To throw the the all-time list. Practicing same pitch five times in a Bengie Molina’s sacrifice to tell you that he's been strug- starters lead the majors with a gling a little putting hitters 3.13 ERA, so Geren is stick- bunting is a row and have Barry do noth- fly scored Bonds to cut it to big part of ing with it should tell you 4-2. Howard had an RBI away with two strikes.” ing with his starters a little Embree has three saves in longer since Street and their prepara- something. Any time he double in the eighth against tion. wants to throw that pitch, Jack Taschner. his last five outings after hav- Duchscherer went down. ing just eight saves in his first “If they're doing a good job “Bunting I’m fine with it.” “Maybe we were a little is similar to Hamels wasn’t going to overaggressive,” Giants 729 career appearances. I leave them in there,” Geren “At this stage of my career said. “Joe (Kennedy) had his hitting,” give in and throw a fastball manager Bruce Bochy said. Geren said. to Bonds, who finished 2- “(Hamels) has good stuff. I've very grateful to get this high pitch count of the year opportunity, even if I got it by (Friday). But it's something “The key is for-4. He’s one of the fine young getting a “I saw he was ahead of pitchers in the league.” default,” Embree said. you have to be cautious with.” Manager Bob Geren thinks READY TO HIT strike.” the change-up, so I kept Notes: A crowd of 45,153 SHORT throwing it and decided to was the most this season and Flores may be ready for work The A's have nine inter- drop it a little lower,” the fourth-largest in the four- in key late-inning situations. league games coming up this HOPS Hamels said. year history of Citizens “Last year Flores got right- month at National League With Bonds, who also dropped Bank Park. ... The Phillies handers out real well,” Geren cities, so A's pitchers were Milton Sean Connelley/The Oakland Tribune a fly ball in left field, cer- are 21-14 in Hamels’ 35 said. “This year his breaking taking batting practice before Bradley and tainly was impressed after career starts. He’s 17-10. ... Mark Kotsay back in the starting lineup, as a stomach ailment. facing Hamels for the first Lowry hasn’t allowed more Bradley left the game with time. He remains stuck on than four runs in any of his Shannon Stewart was to get 746 career homers, 10 shy of 11 starts. ... Hamels has both ON TAP his second day off in a row. a strained right calf after bat- breaking Hank Aaron’s of Philadelphia’s complete Minnesota (J.Santana 6-4) at Oakland But he came in to replace ting twice. He was replaced in record. games this season. (Gaudin 5-1), Travis Buck in left field in the right field by Jack Cust in the “He’s good. He’s a pretty Today 1:05 p.m. top of the second. Buck came top of the fifth inning. good pitcher,” Bonds said. out due to what was described Giants starter Noah Lowry (5-5) gave up four runs and five hits in seven innings. Kevin Frandsen homered to left in the first inning to put the Giants ahead 1-0. But ON TAP the Phillies answered with a Astros pair of runs in the fourth and (Pettitte 9-7) fifth. at Giants (Schmidt 7-6) Today, 7:15 p.m. Jayson Werth reached on TV: FSN an infield single leading off Radio: 680 AM, 96.7 FM the bottom of the fourth.

Ducks’ Chris Kunitz returns for Game 3 By JOHN WAWROW year NHL veteran. “From AP Sports Writer the initial shock of them OTTAWA — Anaheim telling me that the season Ducks forward Chris Kunitz was going to be over. It’s a returned Saturday for Game great relief that I might have 3 of the Stanley Cup finals a chance now.” after missing three weeks Selanne was pleased to with a broken bone in his hear the news. right hand. Cleared by team doctors on Friday, Kunitz’s return BIKRAM YOGA came earlier than expected after he was initially ruled UKIAH out for the rest of the play- offs. He provides an added Bikini Season boost to a Ducks team lead- ing Ottawa 2-0 in the best- is Here of-seven series. “The last question we $29 asked the doctor is that, ’If this was your son, would Intro Special you allow him to play?’And 115 W. Church St • Ukiah • 468-YOGA the answer, obviously, was yes,” Carlyle said. The coach’s only concern is Kunitz’s conditioning. Kunitz, a gritty left wing, had a goal and five assists in 11 games playing alongside Teemu Selanne and Andy McDonald. He has missed seven games since being hurt May 11 in Game 1 of the Western Conference finals against Detroit. ... where music is a celebration! Kunitz has been skating BEST LOCAL ARTISTS with the team since at least Tuesday, and said he felt SELECTION IN THE good after practice Saturday morning. COUNTY! “It’s been painful watch- 362 N. State Street • Ukiah ing,” said Kunitz, a third- 463-8444 THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL SPORTS SUNDAY, JUNE 3, 2007 – A-11

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East Division Colorado, 16; Hoffman, San Diego, 16; BWagner, Columbus at Chicago, 7 p.m. A’s pitching halts NHRA PAIRINGS W L Pct GB New York, 13; Isringhausen, St. Louis, 13. Wednesday, June 6 New York 35 19 .648 — New York at Toronto FC, 7 p.m. By The Associated Press Atlanta 32 23 .582 3 1/2 Thursday, June 7 After qualifying Saturday; finals Sunday Philadelphia 27 28 .491 8 1/2 At Heartland Park Topeka Florida 27 29 .482 9 Colorado at Houston, 9 p.m. Topeka, Kan. Washington 23 33 .411 13 NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE Saturday, June 9 Twins offense Central Division CONFERENCE FINALS CD Chivas USA at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. TOP FUEL W L Pct GB Los Angeles at FC Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Milwaukee 31 25 .554 — 1. Joe Hartley, 4.518 seconds, 323.12 mph vs. (Best-of-7) Sunday, June 10 By JANIE McCAULEY Pittsburgh 24 31 .436 6 1/2 EASTERN CONFERENCE New York at D.C. United, 1 p.m. 16. Cory McClenathan, 4.712, 286.13. 2. Tony St. Louis 23 30 .434 6 1/2 AP Sports Writer Schumacher, 4.529, 303.09 vs. 15. Scott Palmer, Houston 23 32 .418 7 1/2 Ottawa 4, Buffalo 1 Houston at Columbus, 5 p.m. 4.687, 304.94. 3. Whit Bazemore, 4.534, 324.75 Chicago 22 31 .415 7 1/2 Thursday, May 10: Ottawa 5, Buffalo 2 OAKLAND — Joe Blanton and Carlos Silva kept pounding vs. 14. Melanie Troxel, 4.671, 317.79. 4. Rod Cincinnati 22 35 .386 9 1/2 Saturday, May 12: Ottawa 4, Buffalo 3, 2OT Fuller, 4.566, 324.51 vs. 13. Doug Kalitta, 4.657, West Division 301.27. 5. Bob Vandergriff, 4.576, 316.75 vs. 12. Monday, May 14: Ottawa 1, Buffalo 0 the strike zone inning after inning. Finally in the sixth, Oakland W L Pct GB Wednesday, May 16: Buffalo 3, Ottawa 2 J.R. Todd, 4.645, 307.79. 6. Brandon Bernstein, Los Angeles 32 23 .582 — NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION got to Silva. 4.591, 319.29 vs. 11. Hillary Will, 4.644, 313.22. Saturday, May 19: Ottawa 3, Buffalo 2, OT San Diego 32 23 .582 — CONFERENCE FINALS Blanton pitched a career-best three-hitter, Shannon Stewart 7. Clay Millican, 4.597, 318.54 vs. 10. Larry Arizona 33 24 .579 — Dixon, 4.640, 313.51. 8. Morgan Lucas, 4.619, San Francisco 26 28 .481 5 1/2 WESTERN CONFERENCE 323.04 vs. 9. David Grubnic, 4.636, 315.19. (Best of 7) broke a scoreless tie with a double play groundout, and the Colorado 26 30 .464 6 1/2 Anaheim 4, Detroit 2 EASTERN CONFERENCE FUNNY CAR Friday, May 11: Detroit 2, Anaheim 1 Detroit vs. Cleveland Athletics snapped the Twins’ season-best five-game winning ——— Sunday, May 13: Anaheim 4, Detroit 3, OT Monday, May 21: Detroit 79, Cleveland 76 1. Robert Hight, Ford Mustang, 4.754, 320.66 vs. Friday’s Games Tuesday, May 15: Detroit 5, Anaheim 0 streak with a 1-0 victory Saturday night. 16. Cruz Pedregon, Chevy Impala, 4.946, 303.71. Thursday, May 24: Detroit 79, Cleveland 76 2. Mike Ashley, Dodge Charger, 4.794, 327.11 vs. Atlanta 8, Chicago Cubs 5 Thursday, May 17: Anaheim 5, Detroit 3 Sunday, May 27: Cleveland 88, Detroit 82 Blanton (5-3) ended a three-start winless stretch dating to 15. Del Worsham, Impala, 4.943, 305.84. 3. John L.A. Dodgers 5, Pittsburgh 4 Sunday, May 20: Anaheim 2, Detroit 1, OT Tuesday, May 29: Cleveland 91, Detroit 87 May 11 against Cleveland, which featured Force, Mustang, 4.796, 302.28 vs. 14. Gary Washington 4, San Diego 3, 10 innings Tuesday, May 22: Anaheim 4, Detroit 3 Thursday, May 31: Cleveland 109, Detroit 107, Scelzi, Charger, 4.921, 309.98. 4. Gary Densham, San Francisco 13, Philadelphia 0 2OT, Cleveland leads series 3-2 Impala, 4.820, 314.97 vs. 13. Jim Head, Toyota back-to-back losses before Saturday’s outing. Arizona 5, N.Y. Mets 1 Saturday, June 2: Detroit at Cleveland, 8:30 p.m. Solara, 4.919, 310.27. 5. Tim Wilkerson, Impala, Milwaukee 8, Florida 5 STANLEY CUP FINALS He struck out six and didn’t walk a batter in his 4.832, 325.85 vs. 12. Jerry Toliver, Solara, 4.903, Monday, June 4: Cleveland at Detroit, 8 p.m., if 317.05. 6. Tommy Johnson Jr., Impala, 4.843, St. Louis 8, Houston 1 Anaheim vs. Ottawa necessary fifth career complete game and second 310.55 vs. 11.Jack Beckman, Charger, 4.891, Cincinnati 4, Colorado 2 Monday, May 28: Anaheim 3, Ottawa 2 313.88. 7. Ashley Force, Mustang, 4.857, 293.73 Saturday’s Games Wednesday, May 30: Anaheim 1, Ottawa 0 WESTERN CONFERENCE shutout. Blanton retired 19 of his last 20 bat- vs. 10. Kenny Bernstein, Charger, 4.877, 313.15. Atlanta 5, Chicago Cubs 3 8. Jeff Arend, Impala, 4.873, 316.90 vs. 9. Scott Saturday, June 2: Ottawa 5, Anaheim 3, Anaheim San Antonio vs. Utah ters. N.Y. Mets 7, Arizona 1 leads series 2-1 Kalitta, Solara, 4.874, 316.45. Houston 8, St. Louis 3 Sunday, May 20: San Antonio 108, Utah 100 Monday, June 4: Anaheim at Ottawa, 8 p.m. Tuesday, May 22: San Antonio 105, Utah 96 The time of the game was 1:49. PRO STOCK Florida 5, Milwaukee 2 Wednesday, June 6: Ottawa at Anaheim, 8 p.m. Pittsburgh 3, L.A. Dodgers 1 Saturday, May 26: Utah 109, San Antonio 83 The A’s will send Chad Gaudin to the 1. Greg Anderson, Pontiac GTO, 6.703, 206.48 Saturday, June 9: Anaheim at Ottawa, 8 p.m., if Monday, May 28: San Antonio 91, Utah 79 vs. 16. Max Naylor, Dodge Stratus, 6.773, 204.14. San Diego 11, Washington 3 necessary Philadelphia 5, San Francisco 2 Wednesday, May 30: San Antonio 109, Utah 84, mound against Twins ace Johan Santana in 2. Dave Connolly, Chevy Cobalt, 6.719, 204.66 Monday, June 11: Ottawa at Anaheim, 8 p.m., if San Antonio wins series 4-1 vs. 15. Greg Stanfield, GTO, 6.768, 204.01. 3. Colorado 4, Cincinnati 1 necessary Nick Sunday’s rubber game, when Minnesota tries Allen Johnson, Stratus, 6.724, 204.88 vs. 14. Sunday’s Games Swisher to capture its fifth straight series. Justin Humphreys, GTO, 6.768, 203.95. 4. Jeg Arizona (Davis 3-6) at N.Y. Mets (O.Perez 6-3), FINALS Coughlin, Cobalt, 6.726, 205.01 vs. 13. Warren 1:10 p.m. San Antonio vs. Cleveland or Detroit Luis Castillo singled in his first two at-bats, Johnson, GTO, 6.763, 204.76. 5. V. Gaines, WNMBA 0-for-2 Stratus, 6.726, 205.13 vs. 12. Kenny Koretsky, L.A. Dodgers (Penny 7-1) at Pittsburgh Thursday, June 7: Cleveland or Detroit at San and he was the only one who could figure out Cobalt, 6.759, 204.23. 6. Jason Line, GTO, 6.728, (Gorzelanny 6-3), 1:35 p.m. At A Glance Antonio, 9 p.m. 10-game 205.98 vs. 11. Larry Morgan, Stratus, 6.749, San Diego (D.Wells 2-3) at Washington By The Associated Press Sunday, June 10: Cleveland or Detroit at San Blanton. The right-hander faced two more than 204.94. 7. Kurt Johnson, Cobalt, 6.740, 204.91 (Simontacchi 2-3), 1:35 p.m. All Times EDT Antonio, 9 p.m. hitting vs. 10. Mike Edwards, GTO, 6.748, 204.70. 8. San Francisco (Lincecum 2-0) at Philadelphia EASTERN CONFERENCE Tuesday, June 12: San Antonio at Cleveland or the minimum through four innings. Richie Stevens, Stratus, 6.741, 204.51 vs. 9. Tom (Garcia 1-4), 1:35 p.m. Detroit, 9 p.m. streak Hammonds, Cobalt, 6.742, 205.01. After Castillo’s two-out base hit in the third, Florida (Willis 7-3) at Milwaukee (Sheets 5-3), W L Pct GB Thursday, June 14: San Antonio at Cleveland or ended Detroit 3 01.000 — Blanton retired the next 11 Minnesota hitters 2:05 p.m. Indiana 3 01.000 — Detroit, 9 p.m. St. Louis (Looper 6-4) at Houston (Jennings 0-1), New York 3 01.000 — Sunday, June 17: San Antonio at Cleveland or before Justin Morneau’s one-out single to right in the seventh. 2:05 p.m. Connecticut 3 2.600 1 Detroit, 9 p.m., if necessary MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL Atlanta (Smoltz 7-2) at Chicago Cubs (Marshall Chicago 2 3.400 2 Tuesday, June 19: Cleveland or Detroit at San Blanton still struck out the side that inning. By The Associated Press 0-2), 2:20 p.m. Washington 0 5.000 4 Antonio, 9 p.m., if necessary All Times EDT Nick Swisher saw his season-high 10-game hitting streak Cincinnati (Belisle 5-4) at Colorado (Lopez 2-0), WESTERN CONFERENCE Thursday, June 21: Cleveland or Detroit at San 3:05 p.m. Antonio 9 p.m., if necessary end with an 0-for-2 night for the A’s, who won for only the fifth American League Monday’s Games W L Pct GB East Division Phoenix 4 2.667 — time in their past 12 games. W L Pct GB San Francisco at Philadelphia, 1:05 p.m. Los Angeles 2 1.667 1/2 Boston 37 17 .685 — Florida at Atlanta, 7:05 p.m. Seattle 2 1.667 1/2 CALIFORNIA LEAGUE Swisher walked with one out in the first but was caught Baltimore 27 28 .491 10 1/2 L.A. Dodgers at Pittsburgh, 7:05 p.m. San Antonio 3 2.600 1/2 Toronto 26 29 .473 11 1/2 Chicago Cubs at Milwaukee, 8:05 p.m. Sacramento 2 2.500 1 First Half stealing on Milton Bradley’s strikeout for a double play. New York 23 30 .434 13 1/2 Houston 0 3.0002 1/2 At A Glance Stewart was slated to be off for the second straight day, but Tampa Bay 22 30 .423 14 Minnesota 0 6.000 4 By The Associated Press Central Division LEAGUE LEADERS ——— NORTH DIVISION entered as a defensive replacement for Travis Buck in the sec- W L Pct GB W L Pct. GB By The Associated Press Friday’s Games ond. Buck left with a stomach ailment. Cleveland 34 19 .642 — Chicago 75, Washington 70 San Jose (Giants) 32 23 .582 — Detroit 30 24 .556 4 1/2 Stockton (Athletics) 29 25 .537 2 1/2 Jack Cust replaced Bradley — who came off the DL for the Minnesota 28 25 .528 6 NATIONAL LEAGUE New York 70, Minnesota 60 Modesto (Rockies) 28 27 .509 4 Chicago 25 26 .490 8 BATTING—DeLee, Chicago, .354; Holliday, Saturday’s Games Visalia (Diamondbacks) 26 29 .473 6 second time this season Wednesday after recovering from a Kansas City 20 35 .364 15 Colorado, .345; Helton, Colorado, .340; Renteria, Connecticut 76, Phoenix 67 Bakersfield (Rangers) 24 32 .429 8 1/2 Atlanta, .338; DYoung, Washington, .331; CaLee, Detroit at Houston, 8:30 p.m. strained left hamstring — in right field in the fifth after Bradley West Division Houston, .321; HaRamirez, Florida, .320; San Antonio at Seattle, 10 p.m. SOUTH DIVISION W L Pct GB MiCabrera, Florida, .320. Los Angeles at Sacramento, 10 p.m. W L Pct. GB strained his right calf. Los Angeles 34 22 .607 — Sunday’s Games Lancaster (Red Sox) 29 26 .527 — Seattle 26 25 .510 5 1/2 RUNS—HaRamirez, Florida, 48; Uggla, Florida, Inland Empire (Dodgers) 28 27 .509 1 A’s second baseman Mark Ellis returned to the team and was Oakland 26 27 .491 6 1/2 45; Rollins, Philadelphia, 44; JBReyes, New York, Phoenix at New York, 4 p.m. Minnesota at Chicago, 6 p.m. Lake Elsinore (Padres) 28 27 .509 1 in the lineup a day after the birth of his first child. Ellis doubled Texas 20 35 .364 13 1/2 42; Johnson, Atlanta, 41; Renteria, Atlanta, 40; R. Cucamonga (Angels) 27 28 .491 2 Utley, Philadelphia, 39. Washington at Indiana, 6 p.m. High Desert (Mariners) 24 31 .436 5 to start the A’s rally in the sixth and later singled. ——— Monday’s Games Friday’s Games RBI—CaLee, Houston, 52; Hardy, Milwaukee, 46; No games scheduled ——— Notes: Blanton’s other shutout came May 31, 2006, against N.Y.Yankees 9, Boston 5 Holliday, Colorado, 44; Fielder, Milwaukee, 43; Tuesday’s Games Utley, Philadelphia, 43; Francoeur, Atlanta, 41; Saturday’s Games Kansas City — and that was his previous low-hit game of five. Cleveland 12, Detroit 11 Bay, Pittsburgh, 41. Indiana at New York, 7 p.m. San Jose 9, Bakersfield 3 Chicago White Sox 3, Toronto 0 San Antonio at Sacramento, 10 p.m. Visalia 9, Lancaster 4 ... The Twins are considering sending injured C Joe Mauer, Kansas City 4, Tampa Bay 1 HITS—Holliday, Colorado, 78; Renteria, Atlanta, Minnesota at Phoenix, 10:30 p.m. High Desert at Rancho Cucamonga recovering from a strained left quadriceps, to extended spring Texas 9, Seattle 8 72; JBReyes, New York, 71; HaRamirez, Florida, Lake Elsinore at Inland Empire Minnesota 3, Oakland 2, 10 innings 70; Byrnes, Arizona, 69; AdGonzalez, San Diego, Modesto at Stockton training in Florida rather than on a rehab assignment when he L.A. Angels 3, Baltimore 2 67; CaLee, Houston, 67; DeLee, Chicago, 67. DOUBLES—Utley, Philadelphia, 23; Uggla, MAJOR LEAGUE SOCCER Sunday’s Games Saturday’s Games Lake Elsinore at Rancho Cucamonga is ready — perhaps in the coming days. Mauer sprinted on the Florida, 21; DeLee, Chicago, 20; Holliday, At A Glance Toronto 9, Chicago White Sox 3 Colorado, 18; Church, Washington, 17; CaLee, Stockton at San Jose Boston 11, N.Y.Yankees 6 By The Associated Press field, ran the bases and did agility drills in right field, and could Houston, 17. All Times EDT Visalia at Lancaster do more Sunday. ... Oakland’s Bobby Crosby is 4-for-28 (.143) Detroit at Cleveland, 7:05 p.m. Monday’s Games Kansas City at Tampa Bay, 7:10 p.m. TRIPLES—JBReyes, New York, 8; Rollins, EASTERN CONFERENCE Inland Empire at High Desert Minnesota at Oakland, 9:05 p.m. Philadelphia, 8; Byrnes, Arizona, 5; Johnson, over his past seven games. Atlanta, 4; Weeks, Milwaukee, 4; OHudson, W L T Pts GF GA Lancaster at Modesto Baltimore at L.A. Angels, 9:05 p.m. Arizona, 4; DRoberts, San Francisco, 4; Kansas City 6 2 1 19 19 12 Rancho Cucamonga at Lake Elsinore Texas at Seattle, 10:05 p.m. CGuzman, Washington, 4. New England 5 2 3 18 18 11 San Jose at Visalia Sunday’s Games New York 5 2 2 17 17 7 Stockton at Bakersfield Detroit (Bonderman 4-0) at Cleveland (Sowers 1- HOME RUNS—Fielder, Milwaukee, 19; Hardy, Chicago 3 4 2 11 8 13 5), 1:05 p.m. Milwaukee, 15; Dunn, Cincinnati, 14; ARamirez, D.C. United 3 3 1 10 10 11 Toronto FC 3 5 1 10 9 16 Chicago White Sox (Danks 3-5) at Toronto Chicago, 13; Uggla, Florida, 12; AdGonzalez, San Diego, 12; CJones, Atlanta, 12; Griffey Jr., Columbus 1 2 5 8 6 10 (Marcum 2-2), 1:07 p.m. Cincinnati, 12; Bonds, San Francisco, 12. TRANSACTIONS Funny Car points leader Kansas City (Elarton 1-1) at Tampa Bay (Howell WESTERN CONFERENCE By The Associated Press 0-0), 1:40 p.m. STOLEN BASES—JBReyes, New York, 30; W L T Pts GF GA Baltimore (Guthrie 3-1) at L.A. Angels (E.Santana Pierre, Los Angeles, 18; HaRamirez, Florida, 16; FC Dallas 5 4 1 16 13 14 BASEBALL 4-6), 3:35 p.m. Victorino, Philadelphia, 16; Taveras, Colorado, 13; Colorado 4 3 3 15 12 12 American League Capps fails to qualify Texas (Tejeda 4-5) at Seattle (Feierabend 0-1), Wright, New York, 11; Duffy, Pittsburgh, 10; CD Chivas USA 3 3 2 11 12 8 Byrnes, Arizona, 10; Rollins, Philadelphia, 10. SEATTLE MARINERS—Placed RHP Sean White 4:05 p.m. Houston 2 5 1 7 5 7 Real Salt Lake 0 3 6 6 7 14 on the 15-day DL. Recalled RHP Jon Huber from The Associated Press Minnesota (J.Santana 6-4) at Oakland (Gaudin 5- PITCHING (6 Decisions)—Peavy, San Diego, 7-1, Los Angeles 1 3 2 5 7 8 Tacoma (PCL). 1), 4:05 p.m. .875, 1.68; Penny, Los Angeles, 7-1, .875, 2.06; National League TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) — Funny Car points leader Ron Capps N.Y.Yankees (Pettitte 3-4) at Boston (Beckett 8- JSosa, New York, 5-1, .833, 3.22; Hamels, NOTE: Three points for victory, one point for tie. CHICAGO CUBS—Activated RHP Juan Mateo 0), 8:05 p.m. Philadelphia, 8-2, .800, 3.55; Smoltz, Atlanta, 7-2, ——— from the 15-day DL and optioned him to Peoria (MWL). failed to qualify for the O’Reilly NHRA Summer Nationals on Monday’s Games .778, 2.82; Harang, Cincinnati, 6-2, .750, 4.22; Saturday’s Games Morris, San Francisco, 6-2, .750, 2.66. CINCINNATI REDS—Optioned LHP Bobby Saturday, ending the longest active qualifying streak in the Kansas City at Tampa Bay, 3:10 p.m. Toronto FC 2, Colorado 1 Livington to Louisville (IL). Purchased the contract N.Y.Yankees at Chicago White Sox, 7:05 p.m. STRIKEOUTS—Peavy, San Diego, 92; Hamels, Real Salt Lake 0, New England 0, tie of RHP Marcus McBeth from Louisville. class at 55 races. Boston at Oakland, 10:05 p.m. Philadelphia, 91; Webb, Arizona, 75; Wolf, Los Kansas City 3, New York 2 LOS ANGELES DODGERS—Optioned INF Andy Capps’ shocking result overshadowed the low qualifying Baltimore at Seattle, 10:05 p.m. Angeles, 74; Harang, Cincinnati, 68; Lilly, D.C. United at Los Angeles, 10:30 p.m. LaRoche to Las Vegas (PCL). Recalled LHP Minnesota at L.A. Angels, 10:05 p.m. Chicago, 65; Smoltz, Atlanta, 65. Sunday’s Games Hong-Chih Kuo from Las Vegas. NATIONAL LEAGUE SAVES—FCordero, Milwaukee, 20; Valverde, FC Dallas at Houston, 5 p.m. efforts of Joe Hartley, Robert Hight and Greg Anderson, who Arizona, 19; Saito, Los Angeles, 16; Fuentes, all maintained the spots they took Friday. Hight, second in the Funny Car standings, grabbed his third consecutive No. 1 qualifying position at Heartland Park We Buy Topeka. 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despite critics’ fears it would lead to increased poaching of endangered elephants. The 60 tons Briefly of ivory comes from stocks gathered from ele- phants that have died naturally. 1 in 5 take laptops on vacation, Continued from Page A-2 The Convention on International Trade in Tensions have heightened in recent weeks in Endangered Species, or CITES, said its offi- northern Iraq as Turkey has built up its military cials would closely monitor the sale by South stay in touch with workplaces forces on Iraq’s border, a move clearly meant Africa, Botswana and Namibia from national By ALAN FRAM their vacation even though they were tech- ivory stocks and see if it affected the black to pressure Iraq to rein in the rebels of the Associated Press Writer nically off. Twenty percent said they market. All three countries pledged to deposit Kurdistan Workers’ Party, or PKK, separatists WASHINGTON — Sun block. Beach checked work messages like voice mail, who launch raids into southeast Turkey’s the revenue in trust funds for further conserva- and another 15 percent said they called to tion. The decision preceded the formal opening umbrella. Laptop. Kurdish region from hideouts in Iraq. One in five people toted laptop comput- check in. Sunday of a 12-day conference by the 171- “It’s like a cloud hanging over my head nation CITES, which meets every two to three ers on their most recent vacations, an AP- President heading to G-8 Ipsos poll released Friday said. Along with until I get it done,” Lee Ann Harrison, 37, a years to consider amending its lists of trade the 80 percent who said they brought along third-grade teacher from Halls, Tenn., said meetings with an agenda restrictions. It was adopted by CITES’ 18- their cell phones, the survey shows going of the work she did on a family trip to seen as popular in Europe country standing committee, which meets on vacation no longer means being out of Southaven, Miss., for her young son’s base- annually. the electronic loop. ball team. She said she found herself grad- WASHINGTON (AP) — New penalties “This means the ivory trade has resumed in Sizable numbers are interrupting their ing papers “between games, somewhere in against Sudan — check. More dollars to fight a very controlled system,” said John Sellar of unwinding time to check in at the office the shade.” AIDS in Africa — check. A respected interna- the CITES secretariat. “There’s no way that a and, even more so, to keep up with the Men — particularly white men — were tionalist to lead the World Bank — check. poacher can get into the system.” social buzz. the likeliest to have checked for messages Friendly words about tackling global warming About one in five said they did some or worked while on vacation. Higher edu- — check. Residents sift through work while vacationing, and about the same cated and higher-earning people were also George Bush is ready to go to Europe. damaged homes after tornado number checked office messages or called likelier to do work-related tasks, in part His bag packed with a pre-emptive agenda in to see how things were going, the poll reflecting the demands of professional or he spent all week detailing, the president tears through eastern Iowa showed. Twice as many checked their e- managerial jobs. leaves Monday on a trip that will take him to mail, while 50 percent kept up with other “Increasingly, especially when you’re in six countries in eight days. Bush journeys from DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — Dozens of residents on Saturday picked through the personal messages like voice mail. a managerial sort of role, it’s very difficult the Baltic Sea to the Mediterranean, with the The credit — or culprit, depending on to walk away from the job totally given the centerpiece of his travels a three-day summit in shredded remains of homes leveled by a torna- do that twisted through three eastern Iowa one’s view — is in part today’s array of communications technology we have Germany with leaders from Europe, Canada, devices that can easily keep people digital- today,” said Suzanne Bianchi, who chairs Japan and Russia. communities a night earlier. Destruction was visible across Muscatine ly tethered to workplaces, friends and fam- the University of Maryland’s sociology The president made certain not to arrive ily. The electronic gear was most common- department and said she checks in about empty-handed. “The operative phrase ... that County and surrounding areas, where the tor- nado, with winds between 136 to 140 mph, cut ly brought along by younger people — one weekly while off. sums up the week is when the president said, in four below age 40 brought laptops, com- Some, like attorney Barry Eisenson, 64, ‘We are a compassionate nation,”’ said Charles through businesses and homes and knocked down trees and power lines. pared to 15 percent of those 50 to 64 and of Hollywood, Fla., said it would probably Kupchan, director of Europe studies for the even less for older people. be more stressful not to check in while Council on Foreign Relations. It caused only minor injuries as it struck the town of Grandview, went north through Reasons vacationers performed work- away. He said he stayed in touch with his Fruitland and dissipated in the Muscatine area related tasks include an expectation that office during a cruise to Alaska last year but Rupert Murdoch’s bid to buy about 10 minutes later, authorities said. they be available; a worry about missing had trouble getting through while sailing venerable Wall Street Journal The number of homes damaged by the important information; or in some cases the off the state’s panhandle, “so I rested.” storm could reach “triple digits,” Muscatine enjoyment of staying involved, according People under age 40 were likeliest to is talk of Wall Street police Lt. Brett Talkington said. to analysts and some of those surveyed. check their personal e-mails, voice mails or NEW YORK (AP) — Financial analyst He said cleanup efforts by city crews and “I’m the final guy, so I make sure my other messages from vacation spots. But Edouard Morin slid from his lunch seat at the local residents were hampered by heavy traffic customers are happy,” said Don Schneider, people checking for work-related messages swanky Harry’s Cafe around the corner from caused by “sightseers.” 43, a plumbing contractor from Buena tended to be a bit older, perhaps reflecting Wall Street and sized up the latest merger talk Park, who also runs an online business that the greater work responsibilities that can that has the business world abuzz. South Korea’s head-spinning supplies video equipment for plumbers. come with age. “The Journal is an American icon,” he said. Schneider says he limits his holiday “Men in their late 40s and early 50s, But this is Wall Street after all, so he added an breakdancers are country’s check-ins to about a half-hour daily and middle managers, feel they can’t afford to important caveat: “Everything is for sale these hot cultural export tries to do it unobtrusively so he won’t miss something, and a vacation is sec- days, at the right price.” annoy family and friends, making calls ondary to them in terms of importance,” Some on Wall Street said Rupert Murdoch’s SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — They spin on from his hotel room or car. said Geoffrey Godbey, professor of leisure attempt to buy The Wall Street Journal was a their heads, twist their bodies like pretzels and Nineteen percent said they worked on studies at Penn State University. bad idea, while others said it was merely capi- flip effortlessly through the air. talism — you have to do what’s best for the They are South Korea’s B-boys, hip hop- business. The Bancroft family, which controls loving breakdancers who have become the Dow Jones & Co., says it is warming to the country’s hot cultural export decades after the idea of selling the company, with Murdoch original American dance craze. Tree of Life Montessori School being the most visible suitor. His media con- The South Korean government is latching glomerate, News Corp., includes the New York on to B-boys’ acrobatic moves as a way to pro- Post, Fox News, and MySpace. mote the country’s dynamic image and draw Summer Program The Journal, founded in 1889, has a daily tourists, and leading corporations are featuring circulation of about 2 million, and is one of the the dancers in TV commercials and high-pro- 5 one week sessions file events. New theater shows feature B-boys, $120 per week first child world’s most venerable papers. of enriched childcare! $100 per week each additional child who in Korea sometimes combine their synco- Sign up for 1 or all 5! pated hip hop beats with traditional Korean in the same household. Wildlife conference agrees to folk percussion to fuse new with old. one-time sale of 60 tons ivory At a three-day international dance battle that ends today, B-boys from around the world June 25 – July 27 to Japan, but not to China praised the attention in South Korea, saying it THE HAGUE, Netherlands (AP) — The was almost unheard of anywhere else today. Music, Sports, Games, Art, Drama, oversight body on international wildlife trade The Korea Tourism Organization, city govern- agreed Saturday to a one-time sale of 60 tons ment and major companies sponsored the com- Environmental Science and Educational Tutoring of banned ivory from southern Africa to Japan, petition. 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get $1250 worth of fun out of it the first year. If he keeps up skeptical. He invites the public to call and see what a nicely This Was News ... his record as district attorney he will soon be catching arranged establishment he has and what an elegant service he criminals with it, hold court in the machine while on the run, gives the people. and go right on to San Quentin and turn them over to the ——— Continued from Page A-3 warden. SANTA ROSA’S SECOND DEFEAT. UKIAH BRAVES ——— PUT IT ALL OVER ROSE CITY LADS. Ukiah and Santa Always one of the biggest, most competitive area tennis SUDDEN DEATH OF BRIGHT YOUNG LADY. Miss Rosa again crossed bats last Sunday and Ukiah won a second events of the year, the tournament amounts to the tennis Lizize McGough, who was operated on last week for victory. There was a large crowd present to root for the home championships of Mendocino County. Only residents of appendicitis, died last Saturday. Her death was not looked for team, and the fans appreciated it, too. The playing was a little Mendocino County may participate. and was a terrible blow to her relatives and friends. She was ragged in two places, both teams sharing about even. But the Players are limited to three events – singles, doubles, and the daughter of the late Thomas McGough and was born and boys did not fume and fuss or threaten to quit, but played ball mixed doubles. Entry fee is $10 for singles, $15 per doubles reared in Anderson valley, in this county where she grew to as best they could. The score was 9 to 6 in favor of Ukiah. team for each event. Checks should be made payable to womanhood. She was about 25 years old, and was a very South-paw Briggs pitched seven innings and allowed but Deerwood Swim-Tennis Club. accomplished young woman and it seems too bad that she had three hits. He was replaced in the eighth by the vet “Chief” Registration deadline is Wednesday, June 16th. and the visitors failed to score on him during his stay on the For an additional $5, $3 for pre-teens, persons can take to be taken away at this time. She leaves a mother and several brothers and sisters to slab. advantage of “chef-extraordinare” Don Heller’s barbeque on ——— Sunday evening, June 27th, at 5 p.m. mourn her departure. The funeral was held in San Francisco last Tuesday and was largely attended. The sorrowing relatives HEALDSBURG VS. UKIAH. Next Sunday Healdsburg and friends have the sympathy of a whole circle of friends. and Ukiah will try conclusions at the base ball park, near the 50 years ago ——— depot. The visitors are said to be a fast aggregation of ball BITTEN BY RATTLESNAKE. Henry Fisher while tossers and the home team will be strengthened some by Monday, June 3, 1957 Miller, a cracker jack of a back stop, so the game promises to Ukiah Daily Journal working on the McNab ranch last week was bitten by a be an interesting one throughout. Otherwise the line-up of the METHODISTS TO DEDICATE LIGHTED SPIRE. The rattlesnake. Henry was building a fence and reached down to home team will be the same, Duff going to second base. The Methodist church of Ukiah will dedicate the lighted spire in get a panel when the rattler nipped him on the leg. He is game will be called at 3 o’clock. memory of the late Rev. Fern Raymond with ceremonies to be getting along all right but is still limping a little. ——— held Tuesday evening, June 4, at 9:30. Rev. Carl Walker, ——— COMPTCHE WILL CELEBRATE. The good people of district superintendent of the Redwood Empire District, will UKIAH BAKERY HAS FINE SODA FOUNTAIN. Pete Comptche and vicinity are among the first to announce their be in charge, assisted by the Rev. Ralph Fellersen, pastor of Swensen, the State street baker, has installed a fine soda intention to celebrate the coming Fourth of July in fitting the Ukiah Methodist church. fountain in his establishment, and has fitted up an ice cream manner. Last year their celebration met with such success that Lighting of the spire is a dream fulfilled. Rev. Raymond parlor that is a credit to any place. The soda fountain cost it has been decided to repeat it this year. Will Oppenlander is had hoped that some day this spire could be lighted to inspire $600 and the large mirror back of it is a beauty. The pictures the leading spirit in the affair. the people of this community. Because of the generosity of the in the ice cream parlor cost over $150. The tables and chairs ——— people of Ukiah, Mrs. Ruth Raymond, wife of the former and everything in connection with the store are up-to-date, and THE CECILLE DINNERS. Beginning June 1st, the Hotel minister, has seen to it that the dream came true. Through the Pete will soon have the nicest place in the country to drop into Cecille will make a specialty of Sunday and holiday dinners at efforts of many local persons who have given help Fred and get a nice cool drink of soda, or a dish of pure ice cream. the request of many patrons. The price will be 75 cents. Bendell of B&F Electrical has seen to the completion of the Pete certainly knows how to cater to the taste of the lighting. fastidious, as a visit to his place will convince the most Jody Martinez can be reached at [email protected]. The lights on the spire of the church will be a reminder of the light that Rev. Raymond shed for those who needed guidance. Despite the affliction of blindness, Rev. Raymond was able to light the pathways of many, using his own problem as a stepping stone in showing others that it can be done. Everyone is invited to attend the services of dedication. ——— SHERIFF’S INSPECTION. Sheriff Reno Bartolomie will hold an official inspection of all personnel and equipment Wednesday morning at 10 o’clock at the fairgrounds. At the same time the sheriff will announce new policies to be put into effect. The afternoon will be spent by deputies at the firing range. ——— FREE POLIO SHOTS RESUME ON FRIDAY. Salk polio immunization shots will be resumed by the county health department Friday. The clinic will be held at the health office at 880 North Bush street from 1 to 5 p.m. Friday and from 9 a.m. to noon on Saturday. On Friday, June 14, and Saturday, June 15, they will be repeated. It is urged that all persons who have not been vaccinated and those needing second or third shots will avail themselves of this opportunity. ——— STATE HOSPITAL TO GRADUATE 61. A class of 61 psychiatric technicians will be graduated at Mendocino State hospital on Friday evening, June 14, when formal exercises will be held in the auditorium at the hospital. Mrs. Jessie Hildreth of the board of trustees will aid in giving diplomas and will address the graduates. Invitations have been issued for the commencement at 8 o’clock. 100 years ago Friday, May 31, 1907 Dispatch-Democrat JURY DISAGREES IN GAMBLING CASE. The trial of Woodley Redwine on the charge of permitting gambling in the Frost & Redwine saloon was heard before City Recorder Wilson Wednesday. Tom Howard was the prosecuting witness and he told a story that apparently went to prove the charge. Two other witnesses were examined but their memory was defective and their testimony amounted to nothing. After being out several hours the jury was unable to agree and was discharged. It is said that eight of the jurymen were for conviction and three for acquittal, there being but eleven on the jury. City Attorney Thatcher appeared for the prosecution while the defendant’s case was taken care of by J. W. Preston. ——— TO DELIVER THE GOODS IN AUTO. District Attorney Duncan was called to the city last week on legal business. After winning his case he was compelled to walk around awhile on account of the strike, and became tired and purchased a double cylinder Buick automobile. The machine is a daisy and retails for $1250. He came up from San Francisco in the machine, running from Tiburon to Santa Rosa in two hours. The next day he left Santa Rosa at 8 o’clock and came along leisurely, arriving here at 1 o’clock. Robert is much pleased with the machine and says he will

whole hog, coming up with rea- EMS son after reason why it wasn’t a good idea to fund both types of Continued from Page A-1 agencies to the full extent they wanted. He noted that it wasn’t project, to now I am hearing, a good policy for government sort of, should we? Or should- to fund private businesses. n’t we? I am moving beyond Later on he said that giving an frustration to something that equal rate to all ambulance could be worded a little more companies ($25 per call was strongly,” Wattenburger said. what the EMS agency had Wattenburger reminded the wanted) was unfair, and that the board that it was the first duty ambulance company in Covelo of the Board of Supervisors to ensure the public safety. He could use more help than the said that both the EMS system others. But Supervisors Mike and the rural fire departments Delbar, Wattenburger and were in just that line of work, David Colfax seemed clear and that providing them with they were willing to fund to the adequate financial help was a full extent requested. priority for him. Toward the end of the meet- Both ambulance companies ing, Pinches changed his tune and rural fire departments have somewhat. “I’m not gonna been hammered over the past make a commitment, because decade by rising insurance and the numbers could change dra- workers compensation costs. matically,” he said. “But I think Both ambulance companies there’s no question they deserve and fire departments, which are it. I want to help as much as is almost totally staffed by volun- doable.” teers, often respond to calls far Observed in the hall after the beyond their districts, and both meeting, Interim CEO Al Bel- said they were at the breaking trami was shaking his head. point. “Now I have to find an extra The board appeared unclear $500,000,” he said. “They on which path to follow. always say, ‘Find the money.’ Supervisor John Pinches espe- One day I ought to tell them, cially spoke against going the ‘just tell me where.’” A-14 – SUNDAY, JUNE 3, 2007 WEATHER THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL . 3-DAY FORECAST SUN AND MOON REGIONAL WEATHER CALIFORNIA CITIES

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after 40 years that the war on And taxation on what Organization for the Reform Pinches marijuana is lost,” Pinches Pinches said has been estimat- of Marijuana Laws), only a Tuberculosis patient said. “Didn’t we learn any- ed as a $5 billion annual crop handful of hundreds of current Continued from Page A-1 thing in the Prohibition days in just Mendocino County and former state or federal of alcohol?” would aid ailing government politicians have gone on settles in for 2-month local initiatives supporting He emphasized that the budgets. record in support of legalizing personal cannabis use, have issue is not legalization alone. “Shouldn’t our roads, and and taxing cannabis. clouded law enforcement Regulation and taxation are our law enforcement and our Pinches said Thursday he hospital stay in Denver practices and put neighbors at important components of the schools get some of the bene- doesn’t know how his col- Associated Press odds. plan as well. fits of that?” Pinches said. leagues will vote, but hopes to DENVER — The man quarantined for a drug-resistant “This is a law issue, a pub- Regulation would enable The draft letter states that see a unanimous decision. form of tuberculosis settled in Saturday for what could be a lic health issue, an air quality individual jurisdictions to leaders in the federal govern- “I really believe if I can two-month hospital stay by taking antibiotics and fielding issue, a revenue issue and a choose whether or not they ment should be called upon to obtain a unanimous vote at the phone calls. Andrew Speaker, the first person placed under divisive community issue,” a would allow the sale or con- initiate, sponsor and support board, coming from federal quarantine since 1963, had breakfast and spent draft version of the letter sumption of the substance legislation that calls for the Mendocino County, I think it much of the day on the phone with well-wishers, his nurses reads. within their boundaries, legalization, regulation and would be a real strong mes- at National Jewish Medical and Research Center reported. According to Pinches, the Pinches said, citing the Jack taxation of the valuable crop. sage to our local legislators Accompanied by his new bride, the 31-year-old Georgia illegal status of marijuana Daniels Distillery, located in a “Local government is in and back to Washington, attorney also used a laptop to communicate from his sec- only increases what are con- dry Tennessee county, as a dire need of identifying stable D.C.,” he said. ond-floor isolation room, equipped with an exercise bicycle sidered its negative effects. viable example. revenue streams, and through The meeting, scheduled to and a TV, hospital spokeswoman Geri Reinardy said. The more that’s eradicated, In addition, regulations your able leadership, we are begin at 10 a.m., will be held Speaker was taking antibiotics to battle a tennis ball- the higher the price goes, and similar to those put on alco- confident that a taxing mecha- in the Board Chambers at the sized infection in his lung, Reinardy said. Doctors said his the greater the use of violence hol, such as who can buy it, nism can be achieved,” County Administration treatment could include surgery to remove the infected tis- to either protect or steal the where it can be sold and the Pinches’ letter reads. Center, 501 Low Gap Road, sue if the drugs don’t work. plants becomes, he said. manner in which it can be According to Allen St. Ukiah. Tests so far indicate Speaker’s risk of spreading the Now is the time to meet the consumed, could be applied to Pierre, executive director of Katie Mintz can be reached at infection is low, doctors said. No medical briefings for the issue head-on, Pinches said. marijuana. NORML (the National [email protected]. news media were planned during the weekend. “We have to acknowledge Doctors hope to determine where Speaker contracted the disease, which has been found around the world and exists in pockets in Russia and Asia. The tuberculosis was discov- ered when Speaker had a chest X-ray in January for a rib Poetry injury. Some hospital staff marveled at the attention the case has generated, Reinardy said. Continued from Page A-1 “It’s just another day in the life of National Jewish,” she She said the typewriter also said. “When I go over to his floor the nurses say, ‘What’s slows the writing process to a the big deal? We deal with this all the time.”’ more comfortable pace. Since 2000, National Jewish has successfully treated two “The whole point is to other patients with extremely drug-resistant strains of TB, bypass the thinking brain,” known as XDR. Dr. Gwen Huitt said they were under quar- she said. antine in their home counties, then placed under quarantine Still, typewriters are not in Denver once they arrived at National Jewish, driven there without their problems. nonstop by family members. Whitehall said she often On Friday, Speaker repeatedly apologized to the dozens invites other poets to join her, of airline passengers and crew members he may have and “some of them are intim- exposed while on a trans-Atlantic flight last month. idated by manual typewrit- Speaker has said he, his doctors and the CDC all knew ers,” she said. he had TB that was resistant to some drugs. But he said he The machines also tend to was advised at the time by Fulton County, Ga., health elicit questions from children. authorities that he was not contagious or a danger to any- “Sometimes I’ve had kids one. ask me what this is,” she said. As the afternoon wore on, more and more people the class when discussing the approached the table with Lessons movie section of the newspa- their three words. per. “One woman gave me When the conversation three phrases, but I let her get Continued from Page A-1 turned to the school page, away with it,” Whitehall said. Myer suggested that someone “The best thing is that once “What do newspapers tell the poems are finished they’re us?” Myer asked her students. could write about the deer that out there,” Whitehall said. “What the temperatures are have been seen on campus. “I’ve never had one come going to be and what events This prompted a boy to blurt back.” are going on,” said a young out, “Jack rabbits ... there Ben Brown can be reached at girl. were six jack rabbits.” [email protected]. “What’s an important job at Lastly, they went over the a newspaper?” Myer contin- • Willits • five W’s -- “who, what, when, NOYO THEATRE 459-NOYO (6696) ued. where, and why,” and Myer Visit us at our website www.cinemawest.com “To know what’s going also explained the importance INDEPENDENT FILM SERIES on,” said another girl. of writing an interesting head- WILL RETURN IN AUGUST After some prompting, the line so that people would want PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN: students collectively said AT WORLD’S END to read the article. 12:00, 3:30, 7:00 PG13 “reporter.” PG13 Myer explained to the chil- And then, piece of paper in Shrek The Third dren that they would each be a hand, the young pupils got to 12:10, 2:20, 4:30, 6:45 PG reporter for the day, and write work. an article, and then place it in Next to the word Headline, Georgia Rule 1:00, 3:40, 6:30 R the proper section of the Shayla Renea Biscocho Please call theater recording for wheelchair newspaper. Blank dummy wrote, “My amazing brother accessibility information sheets were provided for the who plays baseball.” lesson. The rest of her article read “What kind of stuff do you as follows: find in the entertainment sec- Who: “My big brother tion?” Myer asked. Tyler.” “Jobs,” said one boy. What: “Baseball.” Adv. Tix on Sale SURF'S UP (PG) # “What will be in the sports Adv. Tix on Sale OCEAN'S 13 (PG-13) # When: “Next week.” KNOCKED UP (R) - ID REQ'D DIG # (130 section?” she asked the stu- Where: “At the high 435) 730 dents. PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN: WORLD'S “Whoever wins,” “basket- school.” END (PG-13) DIG # (1130 1245 310 420) 700 Why: “Because my mom 800 ball” and “football” were SHREK THE THIRD (PG) DIG (1215 105 235 among the answers to her told him to.” 325 455 555) 715 815 question. Monday the same class of SPIDER-MAN 3 (PG-13) DIG (1250 410) 710 “Shrek is inappropriate students will learn about Times For 6/3 ©2007 ’cause it has barfing in it, and banking -- including how to someone said there’s sexual write checks, make deposits visit us online at content,” exclaimed a girl in and use debit cards. ukiahdailyjournal.com COMMUNITY SUNDAY, JUNE 3, 2007 – B-1 Editor: K.C. Meadows, 468-3526 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected] ENGAGEMENTS Nursery school donates books to Library The Daily Journal On May 9, Ukiah Co-op Nursery School’s three-day group went to the Mendocino County Library and donated $500 worth of new children’s books to the children’s library. They were greeted by Children’s Librarian Ina Gordon. Each year, Ukiah Co-op Nursery School donates a portion of their annual school fund raiser’s pro- ceeds to a worthy children’s service. They thank parent volun- teer Kim Lovsey and the Mendocino Book Company for assembling the dona- tion. Submitted photo Susie Newman of the Co-op with children’s Librarian Ina Gordon and students of the Hanson-Klein Ukiah Co-op Nursery School. Mazie Hanson and Nikolas Klein of San Jose announced their engagement to marry June 23, 2007 in Hopland. The bride is the daughter of Stephen Hanson of Ukiah, and Theresa Hanson of Redwood Valley. Mazie graduated from 9, 2007 from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. charge to the public. month, from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Ukiah High School in 1998 and Saint Mary's College in 2002. The HazMobile to accept dangerous chemi- The collection site at 298 The schedule and more She is currently employed at 21st Century Insurance. will be collecting in cals that can’t go in the trash. The groom is the son of Hans-Peter and Toni Klein of Ukiah. Plant Road, located behind information are available by Nikolas graduated from Ukiah High School in 1998 and UC Ukiah on June 9 The HazMobile also fea- the County Animal Shelter, is calling the local Recycling Berkeley in 2002. He is currently employed at Applied Signal The HazMobile household tures a “free store” with like- open every Tuesday through- Hotline, 468-9704, or on the Technology. hazardous waste site will be new usable products includ- out the year and the SEC- internet at The bride and groom are currently residing in San Jose. open in Ukiah Saturday, June ing paint, available without OND Saturday of each www.mendoRecycle.org.

Valley. • Nicholas Levi Kirby, • Jeffery Alan Lutjens, 23, and Arianna Danielle BIRTHS MARRIAGE LICENSES 41, and Michelle Lynn Ferguson, 23, of Ukiah. • Toby Ray Marrujo, 35, Joy Bennetto, 20, of Willits. Bering, 37, of San Jose. • Andres Carlos Avila, Rodriguez and Stacy Lawanna • Gareth Jason Ashmore, • Brandon Michael 27, and Tiffany Janien A new daughter, Jacquelyn Ximena Rodriguez, was born Martinez, 29, of Talmage. 32, and Stephanie Gene Brown, 22, and Michele Egloff, 22, of Yorkville. Monday, May 7, 2007 to Emily Rodriguez of Redwood Valley, • Alfredo Martinez, 19, Zahl, 34, of Santa Rosa. Lynn Lanam, 21, of Potter • Jonathan Daniel Hair, and David Rodriguez of Mexico. and Fatima Pena Rosas, 18, • Eric James McMilin, Valley. She weighed in at 6 pounds, 6 ounces. 47, and Kathleen Sue Wills, She is welcomed by older brother David Martel Rodriguez. of Willits. 37, and Natalie Kay Hiatt, • Jonathan Marshall 44, of Ukiah. • Richard Allen Hinchey, 27, of Ukiah. Bush, 28, and Lesley Ann Her grandparents are Juan and Kim Rodallegas of Redwood Johnson, 22, of Willits. • Carlos Leon Flores, 32, Valley, and Priscillia and Juaquin Rodriguez of Michocan, 68, and Anne Lucille • William Everett and Nadia Padilla, 29, of Mexico. Morris, 59, of Willits. Lippincott, 26, and Sara • Joseph Daniel Lawler, Ukiah. • Chad Duane Dalbec, Elizabeth Round, 32, and 26, and Kelly Briana Ponts, Savage 37, and Victoria Lee Fort Bragg. 24, of Fort Bragg. • Juan Francisco Torres Toledo, 24, and Priscilla A baby daughter, McKenna Christine Savage, was born Anderson, 26 of Ukiah. • Jorge Humbertu • William Sidney Cram, Saturday, April 28 to Leslie and Jeff Sarage of Ukiah. She • Aubrey Dean Nelson, Baroza, 31, and Alma Delia 21, and Misty Ann Nicole Aguilar, 22, of weighed 8 pounds, 15 ounces. The new baby is also welcomed 21, and Kimberly Christina Villalobos, 23, of Redwood McDonnell, 31, of Willits. Hopland. by older brother Brian Sherwood.

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This region, between depths for boat-based anglers • Cowcod Conservation Cape Mendocino (40 off California include: Area (west of San Diego): degrees10 minutes N. lati- • Northern Management Open March 1 through tude) and Pigeon Point (40 Area (California/Oregon bor- December from 0-20 fathoms degrees 10 minutes N. lati- der to near Cape Mendocino): (0-120 feet). Check regula- tude), is the last area of the Open May 1 through tions booklet for special state to open for the year to December from 0-30 fathoms restrictions. this popular fishery and will (0-180 feet). These regulations were remain open through Nov. 30. • North-Central adopted by the Fish and Game Sport anglers are allowed Management Area (Near Cape Commission in 2006 and are daily bag and possession lim- Mendocino to Pigeon Point) based on sport catch data its of 10 rockfish, cabezon and Open June 1 through received from the California greenlings, in combination. November from 0-30 fathoms Recreational Fisheries Survey. Sublimits exist for bocaccio, (0-180 feet). Fishing opportunities may cabezon and greenlings; cow- • Monterey South-Central change later in the year if new cod, yelloweye and canary Management Area (Pigeon CRFS data show that annual rockfishes may not be Point to near Lopez Point): quotas are being exceeded. retained at any time. Open May 1 through For up-to-date information More information on dis- November from 0-40 fathoms tinguishing canary rockfish (0-240 feet). on groundfish regulations and may be found at • Morro Bay South-Central possible in-season regulation www.dfg.ca.gov/mrd/canary_i Management Area (near changes, call the recreational Submitted photo groundfish regulations hotline Local resident Dolores Ingram came in first place in the California Striped Bass d.pdf. Lopez Point to Point For complete groundfish Conception): Open May 1 at (831) 649-2801, call or visit Association fishing tournament early in May, winning the grand prize of $365 a local DFG office, or go when she caught a 39” long, 18 pound 14 ounce bass out of Lake Mendocino. She fishing regulations, refer to through November from 0-40 the 2007 Ocean Sport Fishing fathoms (0-240 feet). online to was the only woman among the 50 entrants, and says she “Didn’t make points www.dfg.ca.gov/marine. with the guys” when she won, though some jokingly asked if she gave fishing regulations booklet which is • Southern Management lessons. Annual Spring Awards on way to prepare students for May 21. Hughes was recog- careers in music was through nized for outstanding musical the study and practice of con- ACHIEVERS and academic achievement. temporary music. For over A wake up call to parents Each spring semester, stu- half a century, the college has On Mother’s Day my learn some solutions that Ukiah resident dents are nominated for evolved constantly to reflect Bishop read us some stagger- work for you, and hold tight to awards by Berklee department the state of the art of music ing statistics from the Barna your principles. You truly are receives award chairs, faculty, and staff. The and the music business. With Group, a respected Christian the example and it passes from Berklee committee identifies students over a dozen performance and research and survey organiza- down through the generations. who have the potential to nonperformance majors, a tion that definitely presented a The phrase “the apple does College of Music become a leader in the music diverse and talented student industry. Berklee’s Annual body representing over 70 challenge for mothers and par- not fall from the tree” is very The Daily Journal ents. apt. By the way, grandparents Spring Awards include tuition countries, and a music indus- Brett Hughes of Ukiah was scholarships. try “who’s who” of alumni, The research was done in need to back up parents 100 honored with the Steve Gadd response to the flurry about percent and work as a team. Berklee College of Music Berklee is the world’s premier Community Award award at Boston’s was founded on the revolu- learning lab for the music of the implications of the Remember, Out of the Mud Berklee College of Music’s Virginia Tech tragedy. Gun Grows the Lotus. tionary principle that the best today -- and tomorrow. control, drug abuse, campus chatter security, counseling stan- By Kathy Davidson dards, campus communica- tions and mental health were in the media mix as possible knife or club in the past reasons for the event, so this month. Education, (at home research organization decided and outside of home) provides to post some actual data to diminishing emphasis upon alert or forewarn parents, fam- the development of character, Great Gifts4 Dads Grads! ilies, counselors, employers and increasing emphasis upon and citizens as to potential meeting academic standards, causes for behavior in youth. especially through standard- Since the attacker was 23 ized testing. years old, the stats involve Most young people admit Music Camera Smart Thin Stylish Flip American youth 23 and that they feel as if they do not Phones! Phones! Phones! Phones! Phones! Phones! below. 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82; Allen Ginsberg (1926-1997), poet; after the Ixtoc oil spill (the biggest oil spill Chuck Barris (1929-), TV host/producer, is in history), the third-largest oil spill ever Datebook: Sunday, June 3, 2007 78; Curtis Mayfield (1942-1999), song- occurred as the Atlantic Empress and writer/musician. Aegean Captain collided off Trinidad and Today is the 154th day of 2007 and the 600,000-plus tons of oil. TODAY’S SPORTS: In 1888, the Tobago. 76th day of spring. In 2006, Montenegro formally declared comic baseball poem “Casey at the Bat” TODAY’S NUMBER: 25 — length, in TODAY’S HISTORY: In 1965, its independence from the union of Serbia was published. Edward H. White II, an astronaut on and Montenegro. feet, of the tether attaching Edward H. Gemini IV, became the first American to TODAY’S BIRTHDAYS: Jefferson TODAY’S QUOTE: “You don’t have White II to the Gemini spacecraft. to be right. All you have to do is be can- walk in space. Davis (1808-1889), president of the TODAY’S MOON: In 1979, the Ixtoc oil well in the Gulf of Confederate States; Raoul Dufy (1877- did.” — Allen Ginsberg Between full moon Mexico blew out, spilling a record 1953), artist; Tony Curtis (1925-), actor, is TODAY’S FACT: About six weeks (May 31) and last quarter (June 8). Taking in a matinee at 7-Eleven I'm in the express checkout line at perfect sense. And don't miss the bin DVDs, the book store sells DVDs, at the grocery store, at the 7-Eleven, the supermarket with a diet soda and of discounted DVDs while you're the shoe store sells DVDs. at the Costco, but at a movie theater? some pre-packaged sushi. Hey, what there. Any two movies, $9. Any two Guess the one place in the entire What, are you crazy? They've just can be better than raw fish than day- Village horrible, horrible movies that they town where you can't buy a DVD? seen a movie. Why on earth would old raw fish, right? Better yet, I'm in won't even show on basic cable at 4 Your local movie theater. Why not? they want to watch another one? the candy-free lane. In all the other a.m. It would just make too much sense. "What do we know about the lanes, there are small children beg- Idiot When I go into my big box store, You wouldn't want to bother all those DVD business? We're in the movie- ging mom for eight 9-cent candy By Jim Mullen the first thing I see is the DVD rack. bored people waiting in line to buy theater business, not the selling- bars. In my lane, there's none of that. The rest of the store is full of vacuum tickets, waiting in line to buy soda DVD business. Would we have to Here the small children beg mom for cleaners and coffee pots, and they and popcorn by putting a rack of put them in shopping bags? Where the $18 copy of "Shrek 2." checkout-line scam. know that not everybody will buy a DVDs close to them. You wouldn't would we get those? What if people Suddenly, all those signs they Which brings up another point. vacuum cleaner or a coffee pot, but want to put a bunch of DVDs dis- came in and just wanted to buy a Doesn't selling DVDs in a grocery have up in grocery store parking lots they know practically everyone who played next to the boxes of Good and DVD and not even watch a movie? I that say "Reserved for Mothers with store seem to be stretching the word Plenty and Raisinettes, it might con- wouldn't want my children to see Small Children" are starting to make "grocery" to the limit? Didn't gro- walks in will pick up something from the DVD rack. fuse the movie-going public. something like that. It might scar sense. They're not doing mom a ceries used to mean things like eggs, "DVDs? What are those? I came them for life. Now let's forget this favor, they're doing themselves a milk, butter and flour? Now it means When I get gas a my local gas sta- tion, on the counter next to that here to watch 'Pirates of the silly DVD nonsense and discuss my favor. When will parents ever learn: DVDs, underwear, chew toys, lawn Caribbean' not buy a bunch of other $5 million bonus for the last few Letting preschoolers shop without a chairs, citronella torches, weed machine rolling the week-old hot dogs and the hot-lamp pizza is a dis- Disney movies." months work." list is always a mistake. killer, paperback best sellers and I would love to be a fly on the Jim Mullen is the author of "It Face it, you're never going to see a cruise wear -- and why not? You've play of DVDs for sale. My car deal- er sells DVDs, the guy selling ear- wall at movie-theater headquarters to Takes a Village Idiot: Complicating sign in the parking lot that says gone there to buy the steak you're hear the CEOs brainstorming the the Simple Life" and "Baby's First "Reserved for Parents Who Hired going to put on the grill, why not rings in a booth in the center aisle of the mall sells DVDs, the Chinese subject. Tattoo." You can reach him at Baby-sitters" because they're not grab some charcoal lighter fluid in "Oh, sure people will buy DVDs [email protected] going to fall for that DVD-in-the- aisle six while you're at it. It makes buffet sells DVDs, the pet store sells

The Ukiah Mendocino County’s Over 18,000 Readers L o c a l N e w s p a p e r DAILY JOURNAL ukiahdailyjournal.com B-4 – SUNDAY, JUNE 4, 2007 YOUR MONEY Editor: K.C. Meadows, 468-3526 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected] Alternatives to back surgery By the Editors treating back pain: It can build Everyday of Consumer Reports back muscle, boost flexibility, Consumer reports ✔ increase endorphins and ease When back pain is dis- abling and prolonged, surgery depression. Cheapskate rehabilitation). ing people resume work. Acupuncture, message, By Mary Hunt may be offered as a treatment. In addition, an analysis of While that makes sense in a Pilates, spinal manipulation MIND-BODY METHODS the pooled results of numer- and yoga may also help few cases, according to A two-year study in a ous studies, published in the Consumer Reports, recent evi- relieve back pain and speed November 2006 issue of the January 2007 issue of Health recovery. When seeking such dence suggests that many peo- Journal of the American Psychology, indicated that ple can get just as good -- or alternative treatments, heed Medical Association found cognitive-behavioral therapy your personal preferences. Think outside even better -- results with non- that people with a herniated or mind-body methods -- with invasive treatments that they Psychological or relaxation disk and low-back pain got or without exercise -- signifi- methods should be part of the can do largely or entirely on just as much pain relief from cantly reduced long-standing the supermarket their own. plan, especially if you're nonsurgical rehabilitation as back pain compared with rou- depressed or can't overcome According to CR's medical from surgical removal of the tine treatment using other consultants, consider surgery the fear that exercise will to save money damaged part of the disk. techniques such as acupunc- cause further pain or injury. in the following circum- With both treatments, most of ture, message and various There was a time when grocery stores carried only food stances: items. Then along came the idea of a supermarket, and the the relief occurred within the injections. Effective mind- CONFIDENCE BREEDS -- When there's a serious first three months. body methods include hypno- humble grocery store expanded to include aisles of house- spinal disorder, such as a BENEFITS wares, clothes, books, toys, greeting cards -- even automotive- In another study, published sis (and subsequent self-hyp- Research suggests that the tumor, infection or fracture. in a May 2005 issue of the nosis), biofeedback and relax- care products. These days, a supermarket worth its salt offers -- When the pain is accom- strongest predictor of how everything from patio furniture to flowers and includes a British Medical Journal, ation methods. you'll respond to any back panied by a neurological prob- spinal-fusion surgery (often pharmacy, bank and movie rentals, too. treatment may simply be A funny thing happened while supermarkets were busy lem in the legs that's clearly used to stabilize the spine START WITH A PLAN whether you have confidence related to a low-back abnor- after disk removal) was com- For noninvasive treatment becoming so diverse. Discount department stores and other in the remedy. In one study retailers expanded to include groceries. Perhaps even more mality on an MRI or CT scan. pared with noninvasive treat- of stubborn back pain, it that compared acupuncture -- When disabling pain in ment. This involved intensive makes sense to get an individ- surprisingly, your supermarket may not be the cheapest place with massage, for example, to find some of the basic food items you use every day. the back, buttocks or legs is exercise plus cognitive- ualized treatment program by back-pain sufferers who clearly linked with an abnor- behavioral therapy (CBT). consulting a physiatrist, phys- Discount department stores like Target, Wal-Mart and expressed enthusiasm for their Kmart (the chains' regular stores -- not just the super-duper mal scan and persists for six CBT helps people replace ical therapist or team of assigned therapy before start- weeks or more despite conser- negative thoughts with posi- experts at a multidisciplinary versions that include full-service grocery stores) carry some ing were five times as likely to food items. And the prices are terrific. Take breakfast cereals, vative treatment. tive ones, and also treats pain center. The plan should experience substantial bene- But when a doctor recom- accompanying depression, include a gradually increasing for example. At the Target in my neighborhood, name-brand fits as the initially skeptical breakfast cereals are regularly priced about half the regular mends surgery and there's no which tends to increase sensi- exercise regimen that includes volunteers. emergency, it may pay to get a tivity to pain. The noninvasive stretching, strengthening and price of the identical item in the supermarket located right second opinion from another treatments were as effective as low-impact aerobic exercise Visit the Consumer across the street. Ditto for other nonperishables like Quaker surgeon or a physiatrist (a the surgery in easing pain, such as walking or swimming. Reports Web site at www.con- Rice Cakes ($1.99 versus $3.99 for the exact same size and physician who specializes in improving mobility and help- Proper exercise is essential for sumerreports.org. brand in my area), chocolate chips and cake mixes. Paper goods and cleaning supplies are significantly cheaper at these discount department stores, too. And these stores accept coupons. Sold your place? Hold off on celebrating Drugstores like Walgreens and Rite Aid hold an interesting Everyone who's trying to sell a house insist that the buyer get a loan approval secret in their refrigerated beverage case: cheap milk. While these days knows firsthand that the real before you agree to sell them your house. the price may vary from one area to another, where I live in estate market is soft. It wasn't long ago Truth about With pre-approval in place, settlement southern California, milk is at least $1 per gallon cheaper at when houses sold within days, with own- can occur more quickly. Walgreens than it is at Vons supermarket. Ice cream at Rite ers choosing among multiple contracts, money -- Third, insist that a large earnest Aid is not only superior in quality, but it's downright cheap all of them offering to pay above the ask- By Ric Edelman money deposit accompany the buyer's compared to an equal brand at the grocery store. ing price. Those days are long gone. offer -- try to get five figures, and the Next time you pay for your gasoline, look around the sta- Today, sellers are happy to get any more the better. Earnest money is the tion's mini-mart. You might discover what other readers have contract, and they'll happily sell for less nonrefundable deposit that buyers give to reported -- amazingly low-priced milk. than their asking price just to close the sellers. Usually, this check is $1,000 or Home delivery appears to be making a comeback, and I'm deal. But sellers who celebrate the fact can buy your house only if they sell theirs so; if the seller cancels the deal, he loses not talking about supermarkets that have added delivery to that they've found a buyer are discover- first. In today's soft market, they might be that money. For many buyers, $1,000 is their service for a fee. I refer to what everyone used to have in ing that they're celebrating too soon. unable to do so -- or maybe they can sell an inconsequential sum. So require a big- our grandparents' day -- a milkman! People like Michael According to the National Association of it, but not for enough money to enable ger check -- it's less likely that a buyer Anderson of Mikes' Milk Delivery (206-517-1836) deliver Realtors, 40 percent of all home contracts them to buy yours. Again, they cancel. will walk if he's deposited $25,000! hormone-free, organic milk for local dairies like Smith are being canceled before reaching settle- For all these reasons, you must be very -- Fourth, limit the ways the buyer can Brothers Farms (www.smithbrothersfarms.com). Mike's truck ment. careful when you're selling your house. If cancel. Typically, buyers will want to be is loaded with all kinds of other dairy and grocery items, all If you are selling a house or even you're the seller, here's how you can pro- able to cancel if they are unable to obtain with lower prices than many products at grocery stores. And thinking about it, you need to be aware of tect yourself. financing (this is rendered unnecessary if home delivery is free, which is saying a lot these days when this trend. If you accept a buyer's offer -- First, require that settlement occur they have pre-approval). Buyers also gasoline prices are so high. and set settlement 90 days from now, within one month. The shorter the inter- want to make the purchase contingent on Saving $1 on a gallon of milk is not going to revolutionize there is a high risk that the transaction val between signing the contract and the sale of their current house. Nix that your financial situation. But if you repeat that every week, will never be completed. going to settlement, the less risk that idea, too, if you can. Some buyers want month after month, combining your milk savings with the dol- There are several reasons for this. For prices or interest rates will change -- not the right to cancel if their expected job lars you saved purchasing cheaper cereal and other grocery one, prices are still dropping. Say Mr. and to mention less opportunity for the buyer transfer doesn't come through. Uh-uh. products, you'll soon see a difference -- and it's going to be Mrs. Buyer offer you $500,000 for your to change his mind. The fewer contingencies you allow, the big. house. If they discover two months later -- Second, do not accept an offer from less risk you will have that the buyer will that a similar house in your neighborhood a buyer unless he or she has a pre- walk. Mashed potatoes with a twist sold for $480,000, they may cancel the approval letter from a mortgage lender. But walking they are, in unprecedent- contract or try to negotiate a lower price The main reason buyers want 90 days to ed numbers. Keep this in mind if you are What's fat-free, cholesterol-free, high in vitamin C, vitamin with you. go to settlement is so they can get a loan, selling your house. B-6 and potassium, a great source of dietary fiber and dirt Also, interest rates are rising. As a a time-consuming process, as everyone Financial Adviser Ric Edelman is the cheap? Potatoes, of course! result, the buyers might not be able to who has ever obtained a mortgage author of several books about personal This recipe, compliments of the Idaho Potato Commission, obtain the financing they need to buy knows. If your buyer doesn't yet have finance, including "Ordinary People, is a perfect way to use up leftover mashed potatoes. your house. This could force them to can- approval for a mortgage, you can't be Extraordinary Wealth" and "Discover the cel their contract. Or maybe the buyers sure they'll be able to obtain one. So Wealth Within You." Baked Mashed Potatoes 8 cups mashed potatoes (leftovers, if you have them) 1 egg, slightly beaten Renter to own? 1 cup sour cream DEAR BRUCE: I am the second father's neighbor "looked after" my dad 1 cup small-curd cottage cheese generation of renters. My parents are SMART MONEY since my sister and I did not live near 5 green onions, finely chopped blacks who grew up in the South, in him. My sister stated the neighbor told 8 butter crackers crushed or 1/2 cup shredded cheese homes their parents worked very hard to BY BRUCE WILLIAMS her "all of my dad's important papers Preheat oven to 350 F. Spray a 1-1/2-quart casserole dish get. They, for some reason, chose not to were lost." Even though I find this hard with cooking spray. In the bowl of an electric mixer, combine own but rent from the moment they left to believe, how would we find out if he potatoes, egg, sour cream, cottage cheese and onions at medi- their nests. I followed suit. I also fol- did indeed have life-insurance policies um speed. Spoon potato mixture into casserole dish. Sprinkle lowed my mom's footsteps by being in or a will? -- P.G., via e-mail with crushed crackers or shredded cheese, and bake for 30 min- debt. I took it several steps further, and I DEAR A.K.: Let me disabuse you of DEAR P.G.: You are running into a utes. am in about $69,000 in credit-card debt, one reality; there is nothing wrong with number of problems here. The neighbor and about $47,000 in student-loan debt. renting and, frequently, if one is able to says all of your dad's important papers My student loan is on hold right now. I invest a difference between the cost of are lost. How does he explain that? If tried to get several businesses started, owning and rental costs, you will be there is no original will, then you and and in the process I overdid it with way ahead of the game renting. That your sister may apply to the surrogate to PUZZLE ANSWERS office supplies, business leads and an said, you haven't shared the cost of your be named administrator or co-adminis- office rental. I'm working full time current condo, but if it's at all close to trators. This will give you legal standing again, and my annual salary is $75,000, the payments you have mentioned the to investigate your dad's life. If there is a plus $10,000 to $25,000 in overtime. broker has quoted you, my opinion checkbook or a canceled check some- My lease is coming up, and I am, for the would be stay in rental mode until you where stashed away, it may indicate first time in my life, considering owning have an opportunity to substantially where the life-insurance policy exists, if and not renting. Should I take the reduce your very, very large debt. Your in fact one does exist. You might be able plunge? I have a small down payment, logic is a bit weak too, given your sug- to trace it through your dad's checkbook; and can definitely get a mortgage to gestion that you will own something further, you might want to check with cover the condo and closing costs at 6.5 even if the market drops; the reality is, your father's past employers to see if percent for 80 percent and the remainder the first five years you reduce your prin- there was any insurance in place because at 9 percent. The broker said he'd try to cipal very slightly and, if the market of the employment. This is another do better on the interest so my monthly drops, you can still find yourself upside example of why people should confide mortgage payment will be a little above down. If I were you, I would set my in someone they trust. You dad may my current rent, but no more than sights on owning something, owning have done this with neighbor, and the $1,800 a month. I'm on a tight budget, your own home, and that is a lifestyle trust might have been misplaced. which will help me pay my credit cards decision as much as a financial decision. However, you indicated you didn't live off within five years. I believe that, That said, right now I believe your focus near your dad, and he may have lost along with the tax write-offs I'll get each should be on debt reduction. I hope my confidence in you. year, I'll be able to make this work. response was gentle enough. Interested in buying or selling a What do you think? I want to own DEAR BRUCE: My father recently house? Let Bruce Williams' "House something so that when I move out I'll passed away, and neither my sister nor I Smart" be your guide. Price: $14.95, get something back even if the market know if my father had a life-insurance plus shipping and handling. Call: (800) drops. -- A.K., via e-mail policy. As crazy as this may sound, my 337-2346.

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NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Santa Rosa CA 95404, County of Sonoma, California, Room # 3 of the Ukiah Civic Center, 300 Seminary Copies of the contract documents are available for NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the County of and at Ukiah Unified School District Administration Avenue, Ukiah, California. examination at the UUSD DISTRICT OFFICE, 925 Mendocino will conduct a public hearing on Tuesday, Building, 925 North State Street, Ukiah CA 95482, Please pass this notice on to neighbors, friends, or NORTH STATE STREET, UKIAH, CA 95482, County June 19,2007, at 11:30 a.m., or as soon thereafter as County of Mendocino and are also available for review other interested parties. You are encouraged to discuss of MENDOCINO, California. the matter may be heard, at the Board of Supervisors' at selected Builder's Exchanges. this project with, and express any view you may have, Each bid shall be accompanied by cash, a cashier's Chambers, 501 Low Gap Road, Ukiah, California, to Contractors of the following Classifications: A, B, licensed or request additional information from Dave Lohse, 413-07 or certified check payable to the UKIAH UNIFIED solicit input and discuss the following item concerning by the California State Contractors' License Board, may Associate Planner, at the City Planning Department 5-31,6-3/07 SCHOOL District, or a bidder's bond executed by an the administration of the Community Development Block obtain not more than two copies of the Contract at 300 Seminary Avenue, Ukiah, California during regular NOTICE INVITING BIDS admitted surety insurer, licensed to do business in the Grand (CDBG) Program: Documents upon deposit with the Architect at the above business hours. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the GOVERNING State of Consideration of Resolution transferring as a loan up address, of a check made out to the Ukiah Unified School s/CHARLEY STUMP/PLANNING DIRECTOR BOARD OF THE MENDOCINO-LAKE COMMUNITY California as a surety, made payable to the UKIAH to $360,000 from the Community Development Black District in the amount of One Hundred Fifty Dollars PUBLISH: June 3, 2007 COLLEGE DISTRICT, OF THE COUNTIES OF UNIFIED School District, in an amount not less than Grant (CDBG) program Income Business Expansion ($150.00) per set.This deposit does not include customary LAKE AND MENDOCINO, State of California, will receive ten percent (10%) of the maximum amount of the bid. 417-07 and Retention Revolving Loan Account to the CDBG non-refundable shipping charges.The deposit will be bids for the Replace two Chillers at its Ukiah The check or bid bond shall be given as a guarantee 6-3/07 Program Housing Rehabilitation Revolving Loan refunded if the set(s) of contract documents delivered campus, up to, but not later than, 1:00 pm., on June that the bidder to whom the contract is awarded shall NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Account for the purposes of making a loan of up to are returned in good condition, as determined by the 5, 2007, and will then publicly open and read aloud execute the contract documents and shall provide the NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT the Mendocino $360,000 to assist in the financing of an affordable Architect, within ten (10) days after the bid opening. sealed bids for the replace chillers. Such bids shall required payment and performance bonds as specified County Zoning Administrator at its regular meeting on housing rehabilitation project in Mendocino County. Additional non-refundable sets may be purchased as be received at room #1060 MacMillian Hall, 1000 Hensley therein within ten (10) days after the notification of the Thursday, June 14, 2007, at 10:00 a.m., to be held The purpose of the public hearing will be to give citizens described below. Creek Road, Ukiah, California. award of the contract. in Conference Room C, County Administration an opportunity to make their comments known. If you All other Subcontractor Classifications licensed by the Each bid must conform and be fully responsive to this Each bid shall be made out on a Bid Form included Center, 501 Low Gap Road, Ukiah, California, will conduct are unable to attend the public hearing, you may direct California State Contractors' License Board may purchase invitation, the plans and specifications and all other in the contract documents. a public hearing on the following project(s) at the time written comments to the County of Mendocino, Attn: copies of the Contract Documents for the cost of printing documents comprising the pertinent contract documents. The Governing Board has obtained, from the Director listed or as soon thereafter as the item(s) may be heard. Tony Shaw, Economic Development Coordinator, 501 and shipping at the facilities of Draftech Blueprinting, Copies of the contract documents are available for of the Department of Industrial Relations, the general CASE#: V 1-2007 Low Gap Road, Ukiah, CA 95482 or by fax at (707)463- Inc., 1544 Terrace Way, Santa Rosa, CA 95404, (707) examination at the office of Mike Adams, Director of prevailing rate of per diem wages in the locality in which DATE FILED: 1/19/2007 4245. In addition , a CDBG public information file may 578-9442. Facility Service, room #4000, 1000 Hensley Creek Road, the work is to be performed for each craft, classifications OWNER: BRYAN & KIMBERLY LEWIS be obtained at the above address between the hours Orders shall be placed through the Architect’s Office. Ukiah, County Of Mendocino, California, and may be or type of worker needed to execute the contract, including APPLICANT: BRYAN & KIMBERLY LEWIS of 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. on weekdays to find out Partial sets are not available. Purchased copies are obtained by Contractors licensed by the California State employer payments for health and welfare, pension, REQUEST: Variance to side yard setback requirements more information about the CDBG program. non-refundable. Briefly described without force or effect Contractor's License Bureau. Contract documents are vacation, apprenticeship and similar purposes. from 50-feet to 16-feet for the construction of a two- All interested parties are invited to attend and be heard on the scope of the proposed work which is fully described also available for review at Builder's Exchanges. Copies of the prevailing rates are on file at the District car garage. at this time. Additional information is available at the in the contract documents, the project generally Each bid shall be accompanied by cash, a cashier's office and shall be made available to any interested LOCATION: 1.5+/- miles northeast of Calpella, lying clerk of the Board's Office, 501 Low Gap Road, room consists of : or certified check payable to the Mendocino Lake party upon request. off of Black Oak Drive (private), and approximately 1/4 1090, Ukiah CA or by calling Administration at (707)463- Modernization of existing High School Buildings E, F, community College District, or a bidder's bond The schedule of per diem wages is based upon a working mile from its intersection with Marina Drive (CR# 226), 4221. G, H, J, addition to Bldg. J, replacement of site electrical executed by an admitted surety insurer, licensed to day of eight hours. The rate for holiday and overtime located at 6960 Black Oak Drive; AP# 165-240-07. The county promotes fair housing and makes all programs and gas facilities, related site work. do business in the State of California as a surety, made work shall be at least time and one half. PROJECT COORDINATOR: MARY LYNN HUNT available to low and moderate income families Each bid shall be made out on a Bid Form included payable to the Mendocino - Lake community College It shall be mandatory upon the contractor to whom ENVIRONMENTAL DETERMINATION: The request regardless of age, race, color, religion, sex, nation origin, in the contract documents. District, in an amount not less than ten percent (10%) the contract is awarded, and upon any subcontractor has been processed through the County Environmental sexual preference, marital status, familiar status (children) Each bid shall be accompanied by cash, a cashier's of the maximum amount of the bid. The check or bid under the contractor, to pay not less than the specified Review Process and it has been determined that the or handicap. or certified check payable to the Ukiah Unified School bond shall be given as a guarantee that the bidder to rates to all workers employed by them in the project is Categorically Exempt from environmental District, or a bidder's bond executed by an admitted whom the contract is awarded shall execute the contract execution of the contract. It is the contractor's responsibility review. surety insurer, licensed to do business in the State documents and shall provide the required payment and to determine any rate change which may have or will Your comments regarding the above project are invited. of California as a surety, made payable to the - Ukiah performance bonds as specified therein within ten (10) occur during the intervening period between each Written comments should be submitted to the Unified School District, in an amount not less than ten days after the notification of the award of the issuance of written rates by the Director of Industrial Department of Planning and Building Services, at 501 C percent (10%) of the maximum amount of the bid.The contract. Relations. Low Gap Road, Room 1440, Ukiah, California, 95482, check or bid bond shall be given as a guarantee that Each bid shall be made out on a Bid Form included Bids shall be made on forms prepared by the District. no later than June 13, 2007. Oral comments may be L the bidder to whom the contract is awarded shall execute in the contract documents. The substitution of appropriate securities in lieu of retention presented to the Zoning Administrator during the public the contract documents and shall provide the required amounts from progress payments in accordance with hearing. The Governing Board as obtained, from the Director 10 NOTICES payment and performance bonds as specified therein of the Department of Industrial Relations, the general Public Contract Code Section 22300 is permitted. The The Zoning Administrator's action regarding this item A ADOPTIONS & within ten (10) days after the notification of the award prevailing rate of per diem wages in the locality in which successful bidder shall comply with the provisions of shall be final unless appealed to the Board of Supervisors. FOSTER CARE of the contract. the work is to be performed for each craft, classifications the Labor Code pertaining to payment of the generally The last day to file an appeal is the 10th day after the S TLC Child & Family The Governing Board has obtained, from the Director or type of worker needed to execute the contract, including prevailing rate of wages and to apprenticeship or other Zoning Administrator's decision. To file an appeal of Services seeks families. of the Department of Industrial Relations, the general training programs. the Zoning Administrator's decision, a written statement employer payments for health and welfare, pension, Reimbursement, training & prevailing rate of per diem wages in the locality in which vacation apprenticeship and similar purposes. Copies Each bid must include the name and location of the must be filed with the Clerk of the Board with a filing S the work is to be performed for each craft, classifications professional support of the these prevailing rates are on file at the District place of business of each subcontractor who shall perform fee prior to the expiration of the above noted appeal provided. 463-1100 or type of worker needed to execute the contract, including office and shall be made available to any interested a portion of the contract work in an amount in excess period. If you challenge the project in court, you may I #236800809 employer payments for health and welfare, pension, party upon request. of one-half of one percent (1/2 of 1%) of the bid price. be limited to raising only those issues you or vacation, apprenticeship and similar purposes. Copies The schedule of per diem wages is based upon a working No bid may be withdrawn for a period of sixty (60) days someone else raised at the public hearing described of these prevailing rates are on file at the District office F PUBLIC NOTICE day of eight hours. The rate for holiday and overtime after the date set for the opening for bids. in this notice, or in written correspondence delivered and on the California Department of Industrial work shall be at least time and one half. The owner reserves the right to reject any and all bids to the Department of Planning and Building Services 001-07 Relations Web Site www.dir.ca.gov and shall be made It shall be mandatory upon the contractor to whom and to waive any informalities or irregularities in the or the Zoning Administrator at, or prior to, the public I 6-3/07 available to any interested party upon request. the contract is awarded, and upon any subcontractor bidding. hearing. All persons are invited to appear and present PUBLIC NOTICE The schedule of per diem wages is based upon a working under the contractor, to pay not less than the specified The bidder shall possess at the time the bid is awarded testimony in this matter. The Ukiah Police day of eight hours. The rate for holiday and overtime E rates to all workers employed by them in the the following classification(s) of Contractor's California Additional information regarding the above noted item Department receives work shall be at least time and one half. execution of the contract. It is the contractor's State license: A OR C-12 PAVING. may be obtained by calling the Department of Planning numerous items of It shall be mandatory upon the contractor to whom responsibility to determine any rate change which may Minority, women, and disabled veteran contractors are and Building Services at 463-4281, Monday through D found property on a the contract is awarded, and upon any subcontractor have or will occur during intervening period between encouraged to submit bids. [Optional: Friday, 8:00 a.m. through 5:00 p.m. The Staff Report continual basis. If you under him, to pay not less than the specified rates to each issuance of written rates by the Director of Industrial A VOLUNTARY bidders’ conference will be held on and Notice is available for review at the Department have lost items within all workers employed by them in the execution of the S Relations. MONDAY , MAY 11, 2007 at 3 P.M., for the purpose of Planning and Building Services at 501 Low Gap the Ukiah city limits contract. It is the contractor's responsibility to Bids shall be made on forms prepared by the District. of acquainting all prospective bidders with the bid Road, Room 1440, Ukiah and on the Department's within the past 90 days, determine any rate change which may have or will occur The substitution of appropriate securities in lieu of retention documents and the work site. web site at www.co.mendocino.ca.us/planning. Should 468-3535 you may check to during the intervening period between each issuance amounts from progress payments in accordance with UKIAH UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT DISTRICT, STATE you desire notification of the Zoning Administrator's or determine if it has been of written rates by the Director of Industrial Relations. Public Contract Code Section 22300 is permitted. OF CALIFORNIA. decision you may do so by requesting notification in 468-3536 turned in as found Bids shall be made on forms prepared by the District. or Performance and payment bonds will be required of By: STEVE TURNER, DIRECTOR OF MAINTENANCE. writing and providing a self-addressed stamped envelope property by calling 463- The substitution of appropriate securities in lieu of retention 468-3529 the successful bidder. Additionally, the successful bidder DATED: June 1, 2007 to the Department of Planning and Building Services. 6259. amounts from progress payments in accordance with shall comply with the provisions of the Labor Code Published: Dates 1) June 3, 2007 2) June 10, 2007 Raymond Hall, Director of Planning and Building. Public Contract Code Section 22300 is permitted. pertaining to payment of the generally prevailing rate Performance and payment bonds will be required of of wages and to apprenticeship or other training programs. the successful bidder. Additionally, the successful bidder Each bid must include the name and location of the shall comply with the provisions of the Labor Code place of business of each subcontractor who shall = + pertaining to payment of the generally prevailing rate =SNAP+ perform/work of this contract in excess of one-half of 800 JUST LISTED of wages and to apprenticeship or other training programs. one percent (1/2 of 1%) of the bid price. RUMMAGE SALE A mandatory bidders conference will be held on June No bid may be withdrawn for a period of sixty (60) days Fri. 12-4 6, 2007 at 3:00 PM at the Ukiah High School after the date set for the opening for bids except as Sat. & Sun. 9-3 Administration Bldg. for the purpose of acquainting all provided pursuant to Public Contract Code Sections 1690 Glenwood off prospective bidders with the bid documents and the 5100 et seq. Let us feature your Knob Hill Rd. work site. It is imperative that all bidders attend this The owner reserves the right to reject and all bids and REWARD conference. Failure to attend the conference may waive any informalities or irregularities in the bidding. ad in this space on 100’s of great PLEASE HELP! My disqualify the non-attending bidder from the bid. Minority, woman, and disabled veteran contractors are items - name is Nicole. I was Each bidder shall set forth in his bid the name and encouraged to submit bids. This bid is not subject to the first day of lost from my family in location of the place of business of each subcontractor Disables Veteran Business Enterprise requirements. CLOTHES, BOOKS, the Mendocino Nat’l who shall perform work of this contract in excess of This contract is not subject to labor compliance program, insertion. COLLECTIBLES, Forest May 26, I’m a one-half of one percent (1/2 of 1%) of the bid price. as described in subdivision (b) of Section 1771.5 of MEN’S RACING very sweet fem. blue In each such instance, the nature of the work to be the Labor Code. BIKE. nose pit. If you find me, sublet shall be described. The bidder shall possess at the time the bid is awarded $ 00* please call my family so No bidder may withdraw his bid for a period of sixty the following classification(s) of Contractor's California SHOP & HELP I can go home. I am (60) days after the date set for the opening for bids, State license: c39 only. 10 THE ANIMALS. very missed. 707-526- except as provided pursuant to Public Contract Code ONLY Mendocino- Lake Community College +=+=+ 2584 Sections 5100 et seq. DISTRICT, STATE OF CALIFORNIA *Does not include price of ad. The owner reserves the right to reject any and all bids BY: Kathryn G. Lehne and to waive any informalities or irregularities in the DATED: 5-24, 2007 B-6- SUNDAY, JUNE 3, 2007 THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL

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• Decide where the sale will take place. • Place ads on bulletin boards in local • Provide adequate parking for the sale stores. and parking signs if necessary. • Plan around other neighborhood events. • Place directional signs in the neighbor- • Make sure you have enough change on • Hold neighborhood sales to attract more hood to lead shoppers to the sale. hand. business. • Plan physical arrangement of merchan- • Keep track of your inventory—make a • Extend the sale into early evening for dise—allow plenty of time for setting up ledger with each item listed and check it the after-work shoppers. tables and merchandise racks. off when it’s sold.

• Run classified ads with the time and • Make alternate plans in the event of bad date of the sale. weather.

Garage sales take a lot of planning. But when you clear out your closets and see the results . . . you’ll know it was worth it!

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Ability to insurance after Building Inspector II to gardening exp., Therapist Manager Occupancy Suite H, Eureka, CA Please apply in person  unload log trucks, sort perform commercial, bilingual a +. Drug test Physical Therpa- $9588.80-$14,164.80. 95503. For more info, at /hr www.cityofukiah.com 90 days. pists/In-patient/Out- and deck logs, maintain 2401 N. State St. Ukiah industrial and req. Apply in 20 hours per week Deadline: 5 p.m., June sprinklers on log decks, please call (707) 707-462-8811 residential construction Patient each. 2 bedroom 21, 2007. EOE person: 351 Hastings  and maintain log yard. 445-2660, ext. 16 inspections Reqs. at CNA: PT, Contingent Ave. 467-0400, apartment and Mendocino Forest least 2 years of bldg  Pharmacy Assistant 888-60-HYDRO utilities included. For Products insp. exp., the equiv. to  Clinical Pharmacists complete job P/T bartender/cust. 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New carpet EOE City of San Pablo, Ca 24.95 acres in Ukiah, 12 acres in on stairs & hallway. Extra room with it’s own entry used as a playroom, perfect for $3246-$3945 • G.E. Control Panel • Passive Infrared vineyard- Zifandel, Merlot, Malvasia-drip LOOKING FOR irrigated, 1 1/2 acre-foot pond, No Frost. daycare provider or home office. Req 2 yrs of responsible with Backup Battery (1) Motion Detector (1) need $410,000 SUPERVISOR Secluded 2bed/2bath home with partial general clerical exp. educ. • Interior Siren (1) • Free Key Fob (1) pix basement/wine cellar, attached 1-car in children’s equiv. to completion of the • Door/Window Contacts (2) garage plus detached 3 car garage, Ukiah residential facility. outbuildings. Property has panoramic Major fixer, value is in the land. 1/4 +/- acre on the south 12th grade. Typing BA/BS pref. Authorized views of the valley, vinewayds and side of town. Call for more details. certification of 40 net wpm hillside. Asking $1,850,000. 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Fax implements new resume system & process 463-6699, email improvements as [email protected] necessary for two production facilities in Open Homes MARKETING Hopland & Windsor, ASSISTANT: CA. Conducts OPEN HOUSE, Sun., June 3rd, 12:00pm - 2:00pm OPEN HOUSE, Sun., June 3rd, 2:00pm - 3:30pm OPEN HOUSE, Sun., June 3rd, 12:00pm - 1:30pm Excellent Computer research and Skills Req. Graphics development for 17123 Deer Park Drive - Lower Lake 351 Toyon Drive 1349 Helen Avenue Programs Knowledge capital projects, Directions: Highway 20 to Lower Lake, to Morgan Valley , left on Bonham, left Directions: South State Street to Oak Knoll to Toyon Road Directions: State Street to Washington, left on Helen on Quarter Horse, left on Copsey Creek, left on Deer Park Helpful. process Fulltime, Laytonville. improvements, Email: baileys packaging materials, [email protected] and production Medical Office, F/T equipment from initial opp. in research through gastroenterology office. implementation. Scheduling & routine Provides consultation office duties. Med. exp., & technical support in Your Hostess: Denise Ridley Your Hostess: Denise Ridley comp. knowl., able to areas of non- Extraordinary Views, Wine Cellar, 4 bedrooms, 21/2 bath, 2 acres Spacious 3 bedroom, 3 bath home with fireplace and woodstove, compliance & areas Your Hostess: Holly Charles snuggled into the canyon for privacy, terraced decks, easy mainte- cathedral ceilings, 2 master suits, in-door laundry, home office, multi-task. Sal. DOE, New 2006 manufactured 3 bedroom, 2 bath home with open floor nance yard, tiled kitchen, laundry room, master suite with private large basement, 2 car garage, landscaped front and rear yards, exc benef. Fax res. to falling short of plan. Lots of upgrades and is turn key ready. $249,900 deck and hot tub, ready for you to move in. $639,900 multi-level decks and fenced yard. $549,900 462-4647, or mail Attn: regulatory, efficiency, Lynn at 234 or other standard or Selzer Realty • 467-3677 Selzer Realty • 467-3628 Selzer Realty • 467-3628 Hospital Dr. Ukiah. goal. Manages No phone calls. multiple capital projects OPEN HOUSE, Sun., June 3rd, 2:30pm - 4:00pm OPEN HOUSE, Sun., June 3rd, 12:30pm - 2:00pm OPEN HOUSE, Sun., June 3rd, 12:00pm - 1:00pm Menton Builders simultaneously, 880 Sanel Street, Hopland 240 South Highland Avenue 3360 Zaina Lane is seeking Exp. w/annual budget Directions: Hwy 175, left on Knox St., right on Sanel to sign. Directions: Perkins Street to Highland avenue Directions: South State Street to Stipp Lane to Zaina Lane Lead Journeyman responsibility between Carpenter. 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Don’t miss the huge private park in the back yard. Drawing for gift windows in a tree house setting. Drawing for gift basket. Offered at regulatory Spacious rear yard has a spa and a separate garden area. Offered NOW HIRING basket. Price Reduced! $499,000 CAREGIVERS implications, & at $529,900 environmental Les Ryan Realty • 468-0423 Les Ryan Realty • 468-0423 ALL SHIFTS initiatives. Req. BS in Selzer Realty • 462- PEAR Drug test & 495 E. Perkins • Ukiah 495 E. Perkins • Ukiah Engineering or background check Packaging related req- uired. Wage DOE Sun., June 3rd, 12:00pm - 2:00pm Sunday, June 3rd, 1:00pm-3:00pm Sunday June 3rd, 1:30pm-3:00pm field, or 10+ yrs of OPEN HOUSE, OPEN HOUSE, OPEN HOUSE, Apply at 1343 S. Dora Wine/Beverage project 460 Observatory Ave. 4760 Burke Hill Rd. 448 Briarwood Dr. St. Ukiah engineering Directions to property:Helen or Dora to Observatory (closer to Helen) Directions: Burke Hill Rd. exit, North on Frontage road to sign, Left on Tomahawk Ln. Directions: Burke Hill Rd. exit, North on Frontage road to sign, Left on Tamahawk Ln. NEW EXCITING operational POSITION WORKING experience, WITH KIDS mechanical & 6 wks pd vacation technical application 403 B. Small background w/ability to homelike create CAD drawings. In depth knowledge of Hosted by: Kerri Vau • 489-3669 Hosted by: Jeni Sobbizadeh, cell: 272-4557 environment, good Hostess: Mona Falgout Views! Views! Views! If you’re looking for a breathtaking view & Michelle Doyle cell: 367-4261 Contractor’s Home with quality features! Three bd., 2 ba. with fea- packaging, production home, this home has it! Immaculate inside & out, 3bdrm/2 ba, This immaculate 3bd/2ba home + office space features maple cabinetry, tile pay & bens. Starting tures such as: *crown molding, upgraded baseboards & door trims, & winemaking 2,178 +/- sqft on 2.59+/- acres just minutes south of Ukiah. counters/floors, central heat/air, coffered ceilings w/recessed lighting + is wired sal $11.76+ hr. On the *solid wood interior doors, *coffered ceiling in FR, *wood burning Recently remodeled w/new kitchens, bathrooms, floor coverings & for hot tub. Low maint. backyard w/auto sprinklers, custom arbor & room for equipment. Exp in FP w/ gas ignition & beautiful redwood mantle, *new hardy board job training prov. Flex. more. Attractive open floor plan, lots of sunlight + private bonus RV/Boat, a well placed storage shed. A nice neighborhood is enchanted by a siding, *new 40 year roof, *copper rain gutters, *newer central heat saftey/ergonomic room/office. 2 car garage + low maintenance landscaping. warm, welcoming community. Walking distance to the Russian River, close to F/T, P/T pos. avail.Fax and air, * built in BBQ on covered patio, more... $429,000. $674,500 Lake Mendocino for family enjoyment! Truly a special home. $486,000 resume to 463-6957 design. Strong interpersonal skills & 272-5887 New Release Video ability to interact 462-5400 462-5400 Sales Clerk PT eves & effectively w/all levels 114 South School Street-Ukiah, CA MENDO REALTY, INC. 169 Mason St. Suite 300, Ukiah MENDO REALTY, INC. 169 Mason St. Suite 300, Ukiah wkends. Apply in of mgtmt. within the person 10am-5pm organization & with OPEN HOUSE, Sun., June 3rd, 11:00am - 2:00pm Mon.-Fri. outside supplier base. 281 Observatory Ave Excellent oral & When your job prospects are buried... Directions: South State to Observatory Now hiring written communication Restaurant General skills. Developed Turn to the Classifieds. Manager for a fast computer skills, inc. paced quick serve Word, Excel, Email, We have postings for positions in many areas, including concept in Willits. 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Only Les Ryan Realty w/lic child care qualified candidates facility desirable. will be contacted. No BUD THOMPSON, E Broker/Owner/Realtor Bilingual (Eng/ Span) Phone Calls! REALTOR Alice De Geyter Deborah Lichau Lettisia Peterson ASSET/PROPERTY pref. 707-468-0423 Office Contact: HR 1128 Winery Tasting Z 707-489-6936 Cell Purchase & Refinance MANAGEMENT Yuba St., Marysville; Room Sales Quick Qualifying/Approvals 530-741-2995; Friendly, outgoing YOUR REAL ESTATE & VINEYARD SPECIALIST Construction/Lot Loans deadline 5 pm personality with a • Real Estate Professional; L 707-468-4380 06-11-07 passion for wine. 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Send resume ‘til prime time... to Pat Hanks Navarro The Hopland Band Vineyards, POB 47 of Pomo Indians Philo, CA 95466, fax is accepting 707-895-9501, Chris Hale Do you know applications for navarrohr@ where your Surveillance pacific.net Where a handshake and a 101 S. School St. Ukiah Observer. ON TV Guide is? Drug test & gaming SERVICES Office: 707-462-6701 license required. 200 OFFERED face to face meeting is still Applicants must be at Dump Runs, Yard Your friends in the ON TV Guide inside least 21 years of age. The Ukiah Daily Work and Monthly the only way to do mortgage business. Journal Applications accepted Maintenance. Every Sunday through June 4. For 707-468-9159 business! Se Habla Español. more info call 707-744- 1647 ext. 1341 or email Experienced [email protected] Apprentice Electrical Worker TLC Child & (needs work) Featured Properties Family Services Residential/ seeks 2 additional Commercial. Featured Property Featured Propety homes for Shelter Care Good references. Jim’s Home 509-511 Marlene Street Redwood Valley program Direction: East Road, to Road B. Call Tom 263-8444 Directions: East Perkins Street to Vichy Spring Drive to Watson Road Applicants need to have at least 1 spare bdrm to Reading Tutoring house a child for up to Credentialed Properties 30 days. Guaranteed teacher, reading monthly allotment. Generous increase upon specialist offering New Listing East Road placement. Income tax- summer tutoring. 3 bedrooms 2 baths Garage. Fenced, Fruit Trees, exempt. Exp. with 463-2835 Wood Floors Usable Quiet Acre... $535,000 children req. Parents will Custom 3200 sq ft executive home on 5+ acres in gated community receive training, + Social BUSINESS above Lake Mendocino w/Ukiah Valley views. Final stages of const. Worker, in-home support Beveled cedar siding ext, large decks,. 18’ vaulted ceilings, gourmet Offered By: Pauline Cappell RENTALS Back on the market. This charming duplex, in good area of town. 2/2 Home on wooded level acre & respite. Need 1 or 2- 250 kitchen w/Wolf, SubZero appliances, hickory cabinets. Granite thru-out Units are 2 bedroom, 1 bath, with spacious living area, fenced parent homes, with 1 Master suite is 620 sq ft, bath w/Jacuzzi tub and “spa” shower, plus sepa- Fruit trees, private Near Town OFFICES rate deck and wet bar. His & her garages, 1 bedroom-1 bath guest quar- back yard, covered patio, and garage. Price reduced $495,000. parent home full time. 390sf.$425/mo.+dep. ters w/separate entrance. Central vac. Thermally zoned high efficiently Call Pauline Cappell 707-468-0423 or 707-485-7218 $395,000 Home with no more than 300sf. $300/mo+dep. heating/cooling system. 4 bedrooms/3 1/2 bathrooms in all. By owner/ 1 biological child Les Ryan Realty • 468-0423 Util & janitorial incl. $1,575,000.00 considered. Phone 707-485-0264 for appt to see. 495 E. Perkins • Ukiah 10 level wooded acres Retirees invited to Very nice location, Big Oak Trees, Small cabin, apply. Contact TLC 468-5426 Out Buildings $800,000 707-463-1100 Featured Propety Featured Propety SHOP/WAREHOUSE Lic#236800809 1108 West Church 105 Canyon Court 4950+/- sq.ft. Upper Lake Bugnalow Transportation Shared fenced yard Directions: Dora to W Church Direction: S Dora to Canyon 2 bedrooms 1 bath adorable lot Openings Great N. Ukiah Loc. need photo Paratransit Services is $175,000 seeking DOWNTOWN (1) A & Mechanic & (1) 1600+/-sqft Ofc. Ste. need photo 1/3 acre lot Calpella Maintenance Manger Hi-traffic loc. Parking. All underground utilities. Setup for modular at our Lake County, CA location. Salary DOE, MEDICAL OFFICE $121,000 Please see or RETAIL Carmen Saye Carmen Saye Three bedroom with one bathroom one car garage. This home has requirements online at S. Orchard Priced to sell..$369,000. Extremely well cared for home located on been almost completely remodeled, lots of new stuff including stain- Builders: Nice selection of lots www.paratransit.net. 3400+-sq. ft. the Westside. 3 bed, 1 bath, 1 car garage. Oak flooring, beautiful less steel appliances. The backyard is ready for the BBQ and all landscaped yard with sprinkler system. The back yardis fenced and your friends to gather for a game of horseshoe,when your all done Applications avail Parking. private quiet neighborhood. This home is a must see. Call for an playing you can relax in a nice a/c home. $350,000 appointment! Bernard Real Estate online or at 9240 Hwy Redwood Valley Shopping Center 53 or submit on our LEE KRAEMER 621-3434 621-3434 707-485-7840 web site, to Real Estate Broker 114 South School Street-Ukiah, CA 114 South School Street-Ukiah, CA las@ paratransit.net 468-8951 B-10- SUNDAY, JUNE 3, 2007 THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL

APARTMENTS GARAGE REC VEH MOTOR- MOTOR- 4X4'S TRUCKS LOTS & 300 UNFURNISHED 440 FURNITURE 590 SALES 610 CAMPING 620 CYCLES 620 CYCLES 650 FOR SALE 670 FOR SALE 760 ACREAGE 770 REAL ESTATE $900-Marlene St. TH, Lg. ●❍●❍●❍●❍●❍ Selling everything in our ‘06 Honda XR 650L Suzuki ‘06, DRZ400, TUNDRA ‘04 Ford F-250, 1988, Diesel, Clearlake; anxious to 1 yr old 3bdr 2.5 ba. 2bd1.5 ba. house now through June ‘91 Perfect cond. Super-motard, yellow. HD, Tow, Auto, AC, PS, sell, 3 adjacent lots, Quiet wooded 2 COUCHES quad-cab, 4x4, AC, pool, fen yd. 28. 50 yr. colleciton. NOMAD 962 mi. $5500/bo. 404mi, must sell! Great Shape Ph. next to Borax Lake. neighborhd. $265K. (Ashley Bisque) exc. cond. $19,000 217-2764, 462-1546 COFFEE & 1pm-6:30 pm. 462-2680 34’ travel trailer. 357-2336 $6200 firm. 485-5384 744-1411 $45000. Call 559-435- Town of Nice. 349- 485-1340 6383 0753 LEE KRAEMER END TABLES. walk around queen Harley Davidson 2004, REC VEH 2003 CARS PROPERTY MGMT (Birkline) bed, 2 bunk beds. 1200C Sportster- To PROJECT HOUSE 610 CAMPING TRUCKS 680 FOR SALE Spacious 1bd1ba. All matching. Full side awning, TRIUMPH many extras to list. Super 770 REAL ESTATE West Side Ukiah ‘86 10.5 ft. Lance cab FOR SALE Kia Rio Cinco 2004. New $750. Paid $1200 very clean. $7000/bo. SPRINT RS. clean, Must see. Have all 670 18051 Blattner Rd. Century 21 Les Ryan over camper. Tires and Brakes, AC, CD POOL, LAUNDRY, Asking $800/bo. See to appreciate. Low miles. original parts. $8750 Call 1974 Chevy Philo. 2 houses, 3 707-391-6000 Self cont. $2000. Player, very clean. Great CARPORTS Owned only 5 707-964-0063 955 C.i. 707-391-7163. 3/4 ton. Custom wells, RV parking. In 354-1691, 459-4780 car. $6500 OBO - 489- SELL YOUR No Section 8. months. 2 Bros. Pipes rebuilt 327z motor, Town. $875K. Mallard 20ft long travel 4X4'S 2350. HOUSE FAST! 463-2134 DINETTE 1979 24’ Fireball 120 HP. trailer, very good cond. 650 FOR SALE extras, tool box, long Diversified Lending & Foreclosure & 4 CHAIRS Travel Trailer. Good Stored inside. bed. Great for hauling R.E. Shelly Basye NEWER 468-5540 Toyota ‘85 4WD, Ext. Assistance. No Equity? (Ashley) cond. $2000. Very Clean. loads. $2500 707-354-0542 2 BEDROOM. cab. Runs good. No Problem! 1-800- $200 391-7434 Cabover Camper, Please Call DW\Garage+pool $5500/obo. $1800/bo. Rough body. 964-1038. P.O. Box (valued at $500) jacks for sml truck, gd 462-1796 $850 mo. 463-2325 ‘96 Fleetwood trvl. 707-468-3513 357-2336 2741 Mendocino, CA MUST SELL! cond., $1500 or trailer. 26’ - Good cond. eves, 456-0798 95460. PARK PLACE 972-2397 Must see. $8500. 707- 391-6791 www.heavensent 1 bd. $750-$775 ●❍●❍●❍●❍●❍ 391-4732 Leave a Message investmentslic.com 2 bdr. $850 TH $950. Pool/garg. 462-5009 Maple Dining table w/6 Small Downtown chairs. 7ft Sofa w/matching Studio chair. Super Single $400/mo. $400 dep. Waterbed w/2 sets of 463-8642 drawers. Call 895-3273. Spacious 2bd1ba. WANTED w/W/D. N/P. WTR., 450 TO BUY GARB. PD. Junk cars removal. 462-8600 Call for details. SSERVICEERVICE DDIRECTORYIRECTORY Se habla Espanol. 546-7553 HOME REPAIRS CONSTRUCTION LANDSCAPING CONSTRUCTION HANDYMAN WE RECYCLE & PAY CA$H for non ferrous Sangiacomo Escobar Services UKIAH metal. Today batteries ALVAREZ All types of home repair, $1 ea. & insulated HOME REPAIRS Landscape remodeling, construction, Townhouse. copper wire $1 lb. Carpentry - Painting - Plumbing Lic. #367676 window & door repair, 467-1959 2060 S. Dora Electric Work - Tile Work carpentry & tile 2bd. 1.5 ba. $800. Pavers & Cement Work WW1 - VIETNAM • Consult • Design Can fix almost anything. Military Uniforms, Gear, Charming Studio NOW OFFERING Serving Ukiah, Souvenirs, Etc. + Vintage Foundation to finish • Install J.C. Enterprises $675. • Landscaping/Yard Work Lic. #871755 Redwood Valley, Clothing. 964-2705 Exclusive Line Calpella & All utils incl. • Lawn Maintenance Homes • Additions • Sprinkler Valve of Bobcat track loaders Willits. APPLIANCES • Kitchens • Decks 468-0853 MOVE IN SPECIAL 460 Residential Established in 1970 Work at 1416 S. State St. USED Commercial Lic. #580504 Office (707) 468-0747 Custom Homes Guaranteed 3bd2ba. townhse. APPLIANCES Lic # 6178 • Insured Cell (707) 391-7676 & FURNITURE. 707.485.8954 Remodeling (707) 485-0810 140 Zinfandel Guaranteed. 485-1216 (707) 972-8633 707.367.4040 cell Additions Non-licensed contractor 1bd1ba. $660 MISC. Hud OK. 480 FOR SALE AUTOMOTIVE LANDSCAPING MASSAGE THERAPY GUTTERS MECHANIC HOME REPAIR Hopland Apricots, necs, wh. MOVE IN SPECIAL peaches, 24lb boxes- Redwood Valley 2bd. 1 ba. Apt.$725 $18. Deliver 6/19 CREEKSIDE CalMend taking orders. 485-7591 Home Repair LANDSCAPE Massage • Electrical CENTURY 21 Prepainted For Sale, Wurlitzer License #624806 C27 Oolah Boudreau-Taylor Seamless Gutters Ceiling fans, wall outlets, wall Les Ryan Realty Piano, very good 27 Colors to Choose From heaters (gas & electric), Thorough & Sensitive Property Management cond., $750. RESIDENTIAL Dryer hookups Deep Tissue & Sports Fascia Ogee Curved Carpentry 468-0463 707-468-8233 COMMERCIAL Gutter Gutter Face • Massage Gutter Doors, windows, fine finish trim Complete Landscape Installation Foreign & Domestic My work is to reduce your pain, 1/2 1/2 • and more FREE PAINT • Concrete & Masonry • Retaining Walls improve your ability to do your 5 ” 4” 5 ” Aluminum • Copper • Steel “There’s no job too • Satisfaction Guaranteed 320 DUPLEXES Recycled latex, 5 gal. • Irrigation & Drip Sprinklers work, and allow you to play harder buckets, white, tan, brown, Limited Lifetime Warranty** big or too small!” 3 bdrm 1.5 bth • Drainage Systems • Consulting & Design 1st Visit Special Irv Manasse gray.Tuesdays only, 8am FREE 425 Kunzler Ranch Road #J Townhouse. Fireplace, • Bobcat Grading • Tractor Service All Local Numbers to 2pm, 298 Plant Rd., ESTIMATES Ukiah, CA W/D hu. gar. yd. Joe Morales 2 Hrs/$65 707-313-5811 office Ukiah (behind animal Family Owned for 41 Years Tel: 707-463-2876 $1100/mo. $1600 dep. 707-456-9055 home shelter). (707) 744-1912 By appointment 8am to 6:30pm, M-F Fax: 707-463-2803 (707) 433-6688 462-2468 E-mail: 707-337-8622 cell (707) 318-4480 cell Lic. # 292494 [email protected] Retired Painter, Insured Bonded **To original owner. Lg. 3bd2ba. 485-1881 Lic # 884022 everything goes! Brooktrails. Gar., fen. Drop clothes, & hand yd. tools. 462-8245 TERMITE BUSINESS COUNTERTOPS REFINISHING Incl. wtr.&Gar. $1300 ELECTRICIAN DUMP RUNS /mo. $1500 dep. No PETS & SSHANAHANHANAHAN Furniture pets. 459-0441 500 SUPPLIES and Antique AKC Brittanys, 6 m, HOMES EELECTRICLECTRIC Repair 330 FOR RENT $500 wormed/ declwd. From Covelo to • Tractor work 1bd, sm yd + gar. Born 4/15. Hunters. & Refinishing 984-6225 Electrical Auger clean and quiet. No Gualala the most • Hauling 30+ years experience S/P/D, $775/mo. Incl. Dump Truck Half Fox, Half Jack trusted name in the Trenching • Clean up Laquer, Varnish, Oil, water/garb. 569-7202 Russell Terriers. Termite Business! 420 O.K. • Painting Wax, Water-based finish 2bd1ba. hardwood flrs, Males, females. $200 SOLID SURFACE & Call for Free Estimate immaculate, no pets, Ready. 459-2393 • Fences Workshop walking dist. to town. appointment LAMINATE COUNTERTOPS Serving Lake, Mendocino, Pit Bulls. Mom & dad on in Redwood Valley $1300. Comes with 2485 N. State St. • Ukiah Sonoma Counties & beyond • Decks site. Field & family dogs 485-7829 free estimates lawn service. No sect. License #OPR9138 only. $250 to loving home. Bill & Craig 8. 462-0156 707-621-0422 468-0853 Allen Strong Blk, tan, wht, males & fem. 707.467.3969 2bd2ba. Modular. With 467-9052 Mike CL 856023 C-10 #825758 391-5052 cell 707-485-0802 storage bldg. $1100/mo. 1st, last, TREE TRIMMING EXCAVATION dep. 485-1196 UPHOLSTERY & POWER HOME REPAIRS NOTICE TO READERS 3bd1ba. Refrig. Range, Felipe’s Home We publish advertisements from com- TOM CREATIO Terra Firma panies and individuals who have been W/D HU. No pets, N/S. Russian Guard Dogs UST ONS C Exc. & Power licensed by the State of California and $1300/mo. FRANCISCO’S Repairs Lge breed, UPHOLSTERY Residential & Commercial from unlicensed companies and $1300 dep. 462-1396 parents on site, must Specializing in Small Area individuals. see! $1000 456-1142 RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL Tree & Garden Excavation All licensed contractors are required by 3bd2ba LICENSED & INSURED State Law to list their license number in $1300. PASTURE & • Private Power line Const. advertisements offering their services. We speak Spanish. FEED SUPPLY Furniture • Auto • Marine Service & Maint. 12KV The law also states contractors 530 • Underground Utilities 485-0602, 367-2744 performing work of improvements Large “We meet all Yard Work /PG&E Consulting totaling $500 or more must be licensed 3br 2ba W. Side Gar, HAY • Storm & Water Systems by the State of California. Selection Of your upholstery Dump Runs • Fences • Drive Ways Advertisements appearing in these Yd, Quiet & clean 743-1819 Fabric • Septic Systems needs.” • Road Construction • Painting • Decks columns without a license number $1500+ dep. N/S/P No In Stock. Tree Trimming indicate that the contractor or GARAGE • Demolition • • Pavers • And sec. 8 209-482-3983 SALES • Lot Prep. & Cleaning individuals are not licensed by the 590 State of California. Further Insured • No Cost Estimate • Tile More... 4bd2.5ba. Cent. ht. & 281 468-5883 information can be obtained by ac. Avail. mid June. 275 Cherry St. • Unit A • Ukiah Office: 485-7536 • Cell: 477-6221 (707) 472-0934 contacting the Contractors State Zinfandel License Board. $1500/mo. $1200 dep. NEXT TO UPS 467-3901 General Engineer • Lic.#878612 (707) 621-1400 462-4928 Sat. & Sun. 8-4 COZY HOUSE: =SNAP+ Deluxe finish, 1bdrm CLEANING RUMMAGE SALE +hobby rm, Rdw Vly. Fri. 12-4 Looking for the best coverage of the $825 lease 485-0867 All Star Sat. & Sun. 9-3 Lg. hacienda 2bd 2 1690 Glenwood off Cleaning ba. S. Ukiah. Lndry rm. Knob Hill Rd. Service local arts & entertainment scene? Patio, $1050 Mo. + dep. Ernie Fine Agt. 100’s of great COMMERCIAL AND People? Lifestyles? Sports? Business? 272-4057. items - RESIDENTIAL CLEANING MCNAB RANCH Specializing in 2, 2bdr. 2 ba. houses CLOTHES, • Move in/out on 40 ac with decks, BOOKS, • Post Construction You’ll find it in the views & privacy. COLLECTIBLES, • Extensive cleaning projects $1250 & $1000 MEN’S RACING • Windows The Ukiah 467-3806 BIKE. 707-463-1657 Newer Lake Mendo. SHOP & HELP house. 4bd.3ba. 2 frplc. 707-391-9618 DAILY JOURNAL N/P N/S, Avail 6/15. THE ANIMALS. +=+=+ $2200/mo. + dep. 217- 5505 Aquarium & Small Travel Trailer in accessories. Trunks, GET A Your ONLY Local Rdwd Vly. Cable, pwr, pet cages. camp stuff, wtr incl. $475/mo, $400 copper kitchenware. News Source. dep. 6899 N. State St. Sat. JOB! 485-7925 & Sun. 8-4 Find It In The Ukiah WANTED TO FREE GARAGE DAILY JOURNAL 380 SHARE RENT SALE SIGNS. Call Rm w/cbl/frg, kit, bth Realty World Selzer priv, quiet indiv. Realty. 350 E. Gobbi N/S/P/D. $475 + dep. util incl. 462-9225 MOVING ALL 468-3533 MUST GO! Sat. & Sun. 8-3 420 BOATS 764 S. Oak St. 17 ft Tri-Hull Boat, w/ to subscribe trailer, reg’d thru 07. Sat&Sun 8-4, 5170 N. Motor & uppols. needs State St. Ukiah. New & wk. $150. used girls baby 743-2868 clothes.