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7 58551 69301 0 Sunday: Mostly sunny H 83º L 42º 50 cents tax included DAILY JOURNAL ukiahdailyjournal.com 36 pages, Volume 150 Number 198 email: [email protected] CALSTAR soon Growing Our Own changing location at Ukiah airport ‘We are proceeding,’ and Sacramento. Owen said other organiza- airport manager says tions had expressed concern By ROB BURGESS over the base’s current loca- The Daily Journal tion. Ukiah Airport Manager “The reason was that Greg Owen has confirmed Caltrans about five years ago that CALSTAR IV will soon determined the location of be moving its headquarters to CALSTAR to be unsafe,” he a different location on the said. “The close proximity to property. the road and the air blast from “We are proceeding,” he the rotor blades were really said, adding that the Airport close to light aircraft. It actu- Commission “agreed to move ally can make their flight con- the offices to Hangar 9, which trol surfaces malfunction. It is the former DHL hangar just can cause damage to lighter next to Fed Ex. We are pro- aircraft.” ceeding with the permitting.” Owen said the final date for Since its inception in April, the move wasn’t set in stone, 1998, CALSTAR IV, which but that the plans were mov- operates out of the Ukiah ing forward. Airport, has completed more “They’re going to be mov- than 4,000 flights. It serves a ing into the hangar soon,” he region extending approxi- said. “They’re going to get mately 150 miles in diameter new portables. We’re not 100 from Ukiah. CALSTAR as a percent sure when the move whole has been in existence will take place. It may be a for 24 years and also has few months before it’s all bases in South Lake Tahoe, completed.” Vacaville, Auburn, Concord, Rob Burgess can be reached Gilroy, Salinas, Santa Maria at [email protected]. Rickel says UVSD needs independence Sarah Baldik/The Daily Journal Keith and Kate Feigin, owners of Lovers Lane Farms, take a break from farming Tuesday afternoon to pose with their honey on a hillside on their to deal with issues farm in Ukiah. At right, Keith pulls a screen full of hard working honey bees from one of his honey bee boxes while harvesting honey off of East He’s one of seven Calpella Road last Friday. candidates running for five seats on Lovers Lane Farms: Couple board in election By ROB BURGESS started with honey, added pigs The Daily Journal For the second time this By SARAH BALDIK area. They are Tamworth pigs and were year, Jimmy Rickel is asking The Daily Journal imported from Washington State. The for your vote. Keith and Kate Feigin, owners of Tamworth pigs are an older breed, more Rickel is one of the seven Lovers Lane Farms, walk into the fenced- closely related to wild pigs than the com- Ukiah Valley Sanitation in yard on their family property on mercial breed used for meat. They gener- District candidates vying for Lovers Lane. Immediately, juvenile goats ally have the ability to grow more body the five open spots on the bal- run up to them and the pigs in their pens mass with less fat. “The plan is to diver- lot next month. Jimmy Rickel start to grunt a loud approval. sify our revenue stream with (the) pigs,” “I think the Sanitation “We are building a fence for them to Keith said. They chose this particular having an independently District, like many other dis- elected board,” he said. pasture as soon as we can,” Kate says as breed because their natural behavior has- tricts, has a lot of issues that she points to the pigs. “This is just tem- n’t been bred out of them. They forage haven’t been addressed by not See RICKEL, Page A-8 porary.” Their three pigs are a rare breed to the See FARM, Page A-10 TOP 5 ONLINE PumpkinFest contests yield 20-foot cornstalks in Ukiah winners, city Wednesday By ZACK CINEK they were stunted by the heat.” The Daily Journal One of the largest stalks has a circum- 1. One dead after announces Redwood Valley post office clerk ference of 6.5 inches. Ears of corn on the The Daily Journal Jeremy Bigelow grows corn 20 feet tall behemoth stalks are about 16 inches dispute at marijuana The city of Ukiah on in an unlikely garden space so small you long. Roots of the corn sprouted from the operation Wednesday announced the could barely park a motorcycle in it. stalks several feet above the ground and winners of the 2008 Bigelow cultivated his colossal corn are about .25 inches in diameter and 3 2. Five arrested in PumpkinFest cooking con- from a patch of dirt on the edge of a park- inches long. Branscomb drug bust tests. ing lot, behind a dumpster and between Over the five months that the corn has In the Creative Pumpkin two fences in a Ukiah neighborhood. been in the ground, Bigelow said he gave 3. Ukiah Mervyns to Baked Goods division, the Measured with a tape measure, the it water and fertilizer. Bigelow has now close its doors this only rule was that pumpkin tallest of the corn stalks had grown to positioned one-gallon milk jugs around must be one of the ingredi- heights of 19 feet-plus to about 20 feet the base of the stalks to protect them fall ents. Tammy Kuny took first Wednesday afternoon. from frost. place with her four-layer “Hopefully we can get something big- 4. Single vehicle crash pumpkin cake in the Creative ger for next year,” Bigelow said. “I think See CORN, Page A-8 closes Hwy 1 Pumpkin category. Angela Johnsen scored Michael Hooker/ The Daily Journal 5. Drug raids result in second place with a pumpkin On a small piece of dirt surrounded by an asphalt parking lot and a cheesecake with gingersnap trash receptacle grows possibly the tallest cornstalks in town. Using a arrest of seven crust. 30-foot tape Wednesday afternoon gave us proof of their spectacular ukiahdailyjournal.com height of 20 feet tall. See WINNERS, Page A-10

463-6729 www.downtownukiah.com Comedy Alley this Saturday for more info A-2 – FRIDAY, OCT. 24, 2008 DAILY DIGEST Editor: Jody Martinez, 468-3517 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected]

POLICE REPORTS LAW FIRM OF PHILIP M. VANNUCCI The following were compiled from reports prepared by the Ukiah LITIGATION Police Department. To anonymously report crime information, call • Business • Divorce • Real Property 463-6205. ARREST -- A 17-year-old Ukiah boy was arrested on 462-0900 suspicion of driving under the 201 N. State St., Ukiah influence in the 600 block of South State Street at 11:08 p.m. Wednesday. Watch Repair BIKRAM YOGA SHERIFF’S REPORTS UKIAH The following were compiled from reports Need a watch battery How Good prepared by the Mendo- or watch band? cino County Sheriff’s Could You Office: Stop By today... BOOKED -- David Lloyd Laughlin, 59, of Upper Lake, D. William Jewelers Feel? was booked into jail by the Pear Tree Center California Highway Patrol on 462-4636 HotYogaUkiah.com suspicion of transportation of marijuana, possession of mar- Mercer, 38, of Fire Rock, was Remember to carry a flash- In Loving Memory of ijuana for sale and child booked into jail by the light if you trick-or-treat and endangerment at 7:41 a.m. Mendocino County Sheriff’s to be aware of children run- Car Wash Tuesday. Office on suspicion of cultiva- ning around. The CHP also Glenn Gray BOOKED -- Raymond tion of marijuana and posses- reminds drivers and pedestri- 859 N. State Street 1952 – 2006 Michael Denny, 61, of Ukiah, sion of marijuana for sale at ans that clocks will soon be 462-4472 was booked into jail by the 6:57 p.m. Tuesday. rolling back one hour when California Highway Patrol on BOOKED -- Edward Daylight Saving Time ends $3.00 off suspicion of driving under the Albert Norton, 40, of Nov. 2. CAR WASH influence at 10:13 a.m. Redwood Valley, was booked EVERY into jail by the Mendocino You are the brightest star in my universe Tuesday. TUESDAY shining always as you fly with the angels. BOOKED -- Shalene Gina Major Crimes Task Force on CORRECTIONS Gwenlynn Peake, 18, of Nice, suspicion of possession of a The Ukiah Daily Journal was booked into jail by the weapon and possession of reserves this space to correct California Highway Patrol on marijuana for sale at 8:04 p.m. errors or make clarifications to FUNERAL NOTICES suspicion of possession of Tuesday. news articles. Significant errors in Those arrested by law enforcement obituary notices or birth marijuana for sale and trans- officers are innocent until proven guilty. [\ years in San Diego Schools. of Redwood Valley, son portation of marijuana at 8:45 People reported as having been arrest- announcements will result in ALLENE E. STRONG She kept the Frank Strong of Rancho p.m. Tuesday. ed may contact the Daily Journal once reprinting the entire article. Errors Funeral services for books for her husband’s Murieta, CA, sister Nettie BOOKED -- Debra Ann their case has been concluded so the may be reported to the editor, 468- Allene E. Strong of Ukiah business, played pia- Hagar of San Die- results can be reported. Those who feel 3526. Norton, 37, of Redwood the information is in error should con- will be held on Friday, no for churches for over 60 go, brother Harold Clark Valley, was booked into jail tact the appropriate agency. In the case October 24, 1008 at years, gave piano of Dallas, TX, 14 by the Mendocino Major of those arrested on suspicion of dri- 1:30 pm at Ukiah Calvary lessons for over 40 years, grandchildren, 19 great ving under the influence of an intoxi- LOTTERY NUMBERS Crimes Task Force on suspi- cant: all DUI cases reported by law Baptist Church. In- loved to embroider grandchildren and 4 cion of possession of a con- enforcement agencies are reported by DAILY 3: night: 8, 2, 1. terment will be in Ukiah and was an avid reader. great great grandchildren. trolled substance for sale and the newspaper. The Daily Journal makes She will be remembered for She was preceded no exceptions. afternoon: 3, 9, 4. Cemetery. Allene possession of marijuana for DAILY 4: 8, 1, 0, 3. went to be with the Lord her love of the Lord. in death by her husband sale at 2:23 p.m. Tuesday. FANTASY 5: 01, 08, 16, and Savior on Wed- Allene is survived by her Herbert N. Strong BOOKED -- Jennifer CHP REPORTS 20, 37. nesday, October 22, 2008. daughters Frances and by her granddaughter Patricia Defrates, 25, of DAILY DERBY: 1st Born December 4, 1910 Wilson of Round Holly Bullard. Ukiah, was booked into jail by The following were Place: 05, California in Kansas City, Mis- Mountain, CA, Beverly The Eversole Mortuary the Ukiah Police Department compiled from reports Classic. souri, Allene was a librari- Bullard of Round is in charge of ar- on suspicion of being under prepared by the Califor- 2nd Place: 12, Lucky an in her younger Mountain, CA, Carol Muir rangements. the influence of a controlled nia Highway Patrol: Charms. substance at 2:27 p.m. BE SAFE -- The CHP 3rd Place: 08, Gorgeous Tuesday. warns motorists not to drive George. Please sign the guest book at www.ukiahdailyjournal.com. Funeral notices are paid announce- BOOKED -- Kyle Dean drunk Halloween weekend. Race time: 1:44.98. ments. For information on how to place a paid funeral notice or make corrections to funeral notices please call our classified department at 468-3529.

Phoenix on the evening of Nov. 4. swinging to the Democrats, on Thursday accused rival Barack But the Republican presidential nominee plans to address Obama of saying “anything to get elected.” The world briefly another group of supporters and a small group of reporters on The Arizona senator said Obama had added a work require- the hotel lawn; his remarks will be simultaneously piped elec- ment to his proposal to grant a 10 percent universal mortgage tronically to the party inside and other reporters in a media fil- credit. A top Obama aide said the campaign made the change ing center, aides said. two weeks ago to avoid charges that the proposal provided Greenspan badgered by lawmakers, Aides said Thursday that the arrangement was the result of “welfare” to non-working Americans. denies blame for crisis but concedes space limitations and that McCain might drop by the election “Thirteen days to go, and he changed his tax plan because the watch party at some other point. American people had learned the truth about it and they didn’t ‘flaw’ in his economic thinking Only a small press “pool” — mostly those who have traveled like it,” McCain told a crowd at a lumber yard in coastal WASHINGTON (AP) — Badgered by lawmakers, former regularly with the candidate on his campaign plane, plus a few Ormond Beach. “It’s another example that he’ll say anything to Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan denied the nation’s local Arizona reporters and other guests — will be physically get elected.” economic crisis was his fault on Thursday but conceded the present when McCain speaks. An Obama spokesman accused McCain of distortion and meltdown had revealed a flaw in a lifetime of economic think- Thomas Patterson, a government professor at Harvard’s said the Democrat’s plan always included a work requirement, ing and left him in a “state of shocked disbelief.” Shorenstein Center on the Press, Politics and Public Policy, although it was discussed only within the campaign or to Greenspan, who stepped down in 2006, called the banking called the arrangement “unusual” but said the campaign may reporters who inquired about the particulars of the plan. and housing chaos a “once-in-a-century credit tsunami” that led simply be bowing to the reality that the candidate’s remarks are “Last week, Sen. McCain called Obama’s tax cuts for work- to a breakdown in how the free market system functions. And geared toward the televised audience rather than those in the ing people welfare. Today he’s claiming Sen. Obama doesn’t do he warned that things would get worse before they get better, hall. enough to help the unemployed,” said Obama spokesman with rising unemployment and no stabilization in housing Tommy Vietor. “The only thing consistent about these attacks is prices for “many months.” how dishonest they are. All of Sen. Obama’s tax credits only go Looking for solutions, another banking regulator told Blacks turning out heavily to workers and they always have.” Congress the government was working on a loan-guarantee for early voting in the South, plan that could help many homeowners escape foreclosure as boosting Democrat Obama’s chances part of the $700 billion bailout legislation. That plan is being Iraqi labor minister escapes suicide car discussed by the Treasury Department and the Federal Deposit CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) — Blacks are already surging to bombing; at least 9 others killed Insurance Corp., said FDIC Chairman Sheila Bair, who is push- the polls in parts of the South, according to initial figures from ing the idea. states that encourage early voting — a striking though still pre- BAGHDAD (AP) — Iraq’s labor minister escaped assassi- Greenspan’s interrogation by the House Oversight liminary sign of how strongly they will turn out nationwide for nation Thursday when a suicide bomber rammed an explosives- Committee was a far cry from his 18 1/2 years as Fed chairman, Barack Obama in his campaign to become the first African- laden SUV into his convoy, killing at least nine people in one of when he presided over the longest economic boom in the coun- American president. the safest areas of the capital. try’s history. He was viewed as a free-market icon on Wall There have been predictions all year of a record black turnout The blast came on a day when the U.S. relinquished control Street and held in respect bordering on awe by most members for Obama. The first actual figures suggest that wasn’t just talk: of a province that includes much of the area south of Baghdad of Congress. — In North Carolina, blacks make up 31 percent of early vot- once known as the “triangle of death.” Babil is the 12th of 18 Not now. At an often contentious four-hour hearing, ers so far, even though they’re just 21 percent of the population Iraqi provinces to be placed under Iraqi control, paving the way Greenspan, former Treasury Secretary John Snow and and made up only 19 percent of state’s overall 2004 vote. for U.S. forces eventually to go home. Americans will stay in Securities and Exchange Commission Chairman Christopher — Roughly 36 percent of the early voters are black in the area to help the Iraqis when needed. Cox were repeatedly accused by Democrats on the committee Georgia, outpacing their 30 percent proportion of the state’s The bomber drove his Toyota Land Cruiser into the convoy of pursuing an anti-regulation agenda that set the stage for the population and their 25 percent share of the 2004 vote. carrying Labor and Social Affairs Minister Mahmoud biggest financial crisis in 70 years. No one but the voters can be sure how they voted. And John Mohammed al-Radhi as it passed near Tahrir Square in the busy McCain’s campaign officials note that the Obama camp has put Bab al-Sharji market area — not far from the U.S.-protected On election night, McCain much more effort than they have into early voting. But the num- Green Zone. bers are still notable. The blast left a 15-foot crater in the road and the smell of might skip watch party and gunpowder in the air. The Shiite minister was unharmed, but three guards were killed, ministry spokesman Abdullah al-Lami speak via television from hotel lawn McCain says Obama changed said. NEW YORK (AP) — Republican John McCain is not going tax plan to avoid criticism, “It is the latest in a series of criminal acts that are targeting to make his election night remarks in the traditional style — at a sign the Democrat will ‘say anything’ development process in Iraq,” al-Lami told Al-Arabiya televi- a podium standing in front of a sea of campaign workers sion. He could not be reached for further comment, but an Iraqi jammed into a hotel ballroom. Oh, the throng of supporters will ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) — Republican John McCain, taking a police official later said al-Radhi’s nephew was among the hold the usual election night party at the Biltmore Hotel in cross-state bus tour aimed at keeping vote-rich Florida from dead.

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FRIDAY The Daily Journal UPT HAUNTED THEATRE -- UPT haunted house fundraiser; Soroptimist International Yokayo Ukiah Players’ Theatre; 1041 Low Gap Rd., Ukiah; evenings; $7 Sunrise (SIYS), under the leadership of for children under 10, $13 general; 462-9226. project chair Carole Hester, annually BOB DRESS & YOLI ROSE -- Live mostly original, semi- collects almost 1,000 pairs of socks and acoustic music; Himalayan Cafe; 1639 S. State St., Ukiah; 6:30 to donates them to Plowshares. This pro- 9:30 p.m.; no cover; 467-9900. ject is in conjunction with the annual ‘THE AGES OF MAN’ -- Four one-act plays by Thornton “Make A Difference Day" in October. Wilder and directed by Reid Edelman; Mendocino College Center “HOT SOCKS” stands for “Helping Theatre; 1000 Hensley Creek Rd., Ukiah; 8 p.m.; $15/$12 for stu- Others’ Tootsies Soroptimist Organizing dents and seniors; 468-3172. the Community to Keep ‘Em Snug” and LUVPLANET -- live music; Ukiah Brewing Company; 101 S. was the brainchild of Charter Member State St., Ukiah; 9 p.m.; $8 cover; 468-5898. THE FULCRUM -- Hard rock; Shanachie Pub; 50 S. Main St., Linda Simon. Members of SIYS gather Willits; 9 p.m.; $4 cover; 459-9194. new or kindly recycled (clean and no DJ DANCE MUSIC -- DJ dance music; Perkins Street Lounge; holes) socks. They do so throughout the 228 E. Perkins St., Ukiah; 10 p.m. year by going through their drawers and donating socks they don't use or no longer need as well as picking up a SATURDAY package of socks now and then when DON WILLLIS -- Continental accordion master, free yoga they see them on sale. This year the demonstration, story time for children presented by Discovery organization collected 955 pairs. World Preschool, and advice from UC Davis master gardeners, all “We have been doing HOT SOCKS at the Farmers’ Market; Alex Thomas Plaza; Ukiah; 8:30 a.m. to for nine years and have given away over noon. 14,280 pairs of socks to Plowshares, as USC OKTOBERFEST CRAFT AND GIFT FAIR -- Gift and well as Ukiah Senior Center, Nuestra craft fair; Ukiah Seior Center; 499 Leslie St., Ukiah; 10 a.m. to 2 Casa, Project Sanctuary and the p.m.; 462-4343. Mendocino County Chapter of the HOPLAND FALL PASSPORT -- Live music, food parings, American Red Cross (when it existed),” barbecue, and more; Hopland; 10:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.; $35 for all- explained Hester. inclusive tickets; 744-8463. Mary Buckley, Executive Director of Local Soroptimists International of Yokayo Sunrise members present SELF FULFILLING PROPHECIES -- In-store performance; Plowshares, commented on the great bags of new or kindly recycled socks to Plowshares. Featured from left, dig! Music; 362 N. State St., Ukiah; 11 a.m.; No cover; 463-8444. Carole Hester, Project Chair; Plowshares Executive Director Mary HALLOWEEKEND PSYCHIC FAIR -- Psychics, tarot need for socks for those who use demonsrations, and energy work; The Dragons’ Lair; Perkins and Plowshares for meals or personal care. Buckley; SIYS Co-President Carol Whittingslow and SIYS Vice President Main, Ukiah; 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.; 462-4010. “Plowshares doesn’t normally accept Jannette Lozano. PAULINA LOGAN & JIM SWITZER -- Acoustic guitar and clothing donations, but for socks we Street, Ukiah) and also has begun new they began serving evening meals vocals; McFadden Tasting Room; 13275 S. Highway 101, Suite 5, make an exception," said Buckley. children’s activities: On second instead of noon meals and many families Hopland; 1 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. "Most homeless people spend a lot of Tuesdays at 4:30 p.m., Madge Strong are taking advantage of a hot meal in UPT HAUNTED THEATRE -- UPT haunted house fundraiser; their time outdoors, and with winter leads a “Singalong” for ages kinder- these economic hard times. Ukiah Players’ Theatre; 1041 Low Gap Rd., Ukiah; evenings; $7 coming on they really appreciate new garten and older but open to all ages. On Soroptimists International of Yokayo for children under 10, $13 general; 462-9226. socks to give them a bit of warmth and fourth Tuesdays at 4:30 p.m. is a Story Sunrise raises funds to give back to the 11TH ANNUAL WILD GAME BARBECUE AND RAFFLE comfort. Winter weather is really hard Hour for ages 2-6 (but open to all chil- local community in many ways: For -- Dinner, raffle, and children’s costume contest; Ukiah Elks Lodge; on them. Putting on clean, dry socks 1200 Hastings Rd., Ukiah; 5 to 7 p.m.; $15 general, $6 for children dren) by Ukiah Saturday Afternoon Club scholarships and special projects, includ- under 12; 463-0730 or 462-5228. feels so great when your feet are cold volunteers. Families are welcome to stay ing Project Sanctuary, Plowshares, PAPILLION -- Bellydancing; Himalayan Cafe; 1639 S. State and wet!" for a free hot dinner immediately fol- Senior Center, the Young Parent St., Ukiah; 6:30 to 9 p.m.; No cover; 467-9900. Plowshares is serving evening meals lowing the children’s activities. When Program, and a variety of other commu- HALLOWEEN POTLUCK AND DANCE -- Dance music by in their new building (1346 South State Plowshares moved to its new facility, nity projects. the High Notes Dance Band, potluck, and costume contest; Bartlett Hall; 495 Leslie St., Ukiah; 7 to 10 p.m., $9 cover, all adults 18 and over welcome. NOCHE DE ESTRELLAS -- Variety show with singers, dancers, actors, and poets performing in Spanish; Ukiah High School Cafetorium; 1000 Low Gap Road, Ukiah; 7:30 p.m.; $5 Enjoyable changes at the Farmers’ Market admission; 462-9370. Last year this time you way, you will meet a few stylings in the market café, ‘THE AGES OF MAN’ -- Four one-act plays by Thornton would have been reading more new farmers as we to get gardening advice from Wilder and directed by Reid Edelman; Mendocino College Center about the last farmers’ mar- shift into the winter season UC Davis Extension Master Theatre; 1000 Hensley Creek Rd., Ukiah; 8 p.m.; $15/$12 for stu- dents and seniors; 468-3172. ket. But change seems to be market. Gardeners, to learn about THE UNDERSCORE ORKESTRA -- Balkan, klezmer, gypsy the theme for 2008. Your community farmers’ local water issues and get jazz and swing; Shanachie Pub; 50 S. Main St., Willits; 9 p.m.; $4 Modern society has been markets are working hard to conservation tips from the cover; 459-9194. fast paced, uncertain, some- bring positive changes, such County Water Agency and MONKEY -- Latin, reggae and ska music; Ukiah Brewing times hard to fathom and as year-round access to farm for the kids to enjoy our 10 Company; 101 S. State St., Ukiah; 9:30 p.m.; $5 cover; 468-5898. sporadically hard-hearted for fresh food. We all need food a.m. storytime by the profes- DJ DANCE MUSIC -- DJ dance music; Perkins Street Lounge; a long while. But this year, every day and groceries sionals from Discovery 228 E. Perkins St., Ukiah; 10 p.m. even some of our most prac- every week. It can be a World preschool. KARAOKE -- 21 and older Karaoke night; Yokayo Bowl; 1401 ticed stoics are getting a bit chore, or it can be fun. It Please thank and support N. State St., Ukiah; 7 p.m.; no cover; 462-8686. wild-eyed. can be a source of meaning the following organizations This year both parties in and connection in your life, and businesses: Ukiah Main SUNDAY our functionally two-party or not. Making positive Street Program, City of system have adopted The Market Message changes in what you eat and Ukiah, Greater Ukiah HOPLAND FALL PASSPORT -- Live music, food parings, “change” as an anthem and By Scott Cratty where it comes from is Chamber of Commerce, barbecue, and more; Hopland; 10:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.; $35 for all- bitterly dispute who will be something you can do Ukiah Natural Foods Co-op, inclusive tickets; 744-8463. the changiest. helps to be clear about what regardless of who is in DC. Savings Bank of Mendocino PAULINA LOGAN & JIM SWITZER -- Acoustic guitar and If nothing else, it seems our values really are. With the year-round farm- County, John Johns Sign vocals; McFadden Tasting Room; 13275 S. Highway 101, Suite 5, we have dissatisfaction as In that spirit, I invite you ers’ markets, you now have Company, Mendocino Hopland; 1 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. common ground. That and to help plan for the future of a wider year-round choice. Animal Hospital, and the UPT HAUNTED THEATRE -- UPT haunted house fundraiser; supporting good, healthy our community’s farmers’ Change your groceries, Greater Ukiah Localization Ukiah Players’ Theatre; 1041 Low Gap Rd., Ukiah; evenings; $7 market. What did you like change your world. Project. Their sponsorship for children under 10, $13 general; 462-9226. local food. Ironically, it does seem that bad times are bet- about this season? What did- Here’s another new thing helped make the market so BLUE SKY BAND -- Halloween dance and potluck; Ukiah n’t you like? What products at the market. Curious about much fun. We also benefited Moose Lodge; 1282 S. State St., Ukiah; 2 to 6 p.m.; 462-2027. ter than good times at inspir- ing us to do good things. did you come looking for yoga? Kirsten Turner, a from collaboration with a and not find? What would huge number of community Tomorrow’s farmers’ mar- Yoga Mendocino teacher, MONDAY inspire you to come more will lead a short, low effort groups—but that’s another ket is a great place to come often? What should we do to column. and celebrate change. Both class, providing an opportu- MICROPHONE NIGHT -- Sing or play an instrument; Club include a wider section of nity to stretch, gain flexibili- Our very successful pro- 711; 711 S. State St., Ukiah; 9 p.m. to 1 a.m.; 462-7111. inevitable changes such as the community? Stop by the gram to help families in the turning of the seasons ty and ease stress. Yoga mats THE INSOMIACS -- West coast jump blues; Shanachie Pub; Friends of MCFARM table and other necessary props need obtain food at the and the changes you would 50 S. Main St., Willits; 9 p.m.; $5 cover; 459-9194. (at the South end of the mar- will be provided. All ages farmers’ market in exchange like to help make in your ket) and tell me, drop a note and abilities welcome. It is for working to build our TUESDAY community and country. in the suggestion box or free and will start at about 9 community gardens was Of course, not every email me at cratty@com- a.m. If you are curious but made possible by the gener- change is positive. Short- KARAOKE -- Karaoke and DJ dancing with MCP; Perkins cast.net. not ready to get on the mat, ous support from The Street Lounge; 228 E. Perkins St., Ukiah; 8 p.m.; free. sighted, narrowly-focused or Some changes also come you can grab a Schat’s pas- Community Foundation, TAHITIAN DANCE -- Every Tuesday night; Mendocino Ballet poorly planned change can with sadness. For example, try, listen to live music and North Coast Opportunities, Studio; 205 S. State St.; Ukiah; ages 11 to 99; 5:30 to 6:30 p.m.; $8 be worse than no change. In at tomorrow’s market we watch discreetly from the Mendo Lake Credit Union, to $11. the long run you will get will be saying our seasonal market café. For more infor- Jona Saxby, Trudy Morgan THE TETON SONGWRITER TOUR -- Folk-blues and blue- fewer eggs if you increase “so longs” to a number of mation about classes at Yoga and Scott Miller. grass; Shenachie Pub; 50 S. Main St., Willits; 9 p.m.; No cover/ tips profits by cutting back on favorite local farmers. Mendocino, check out If you would like to be apprciated; 459-9194. the chicken feed. Insist on However, we will introduce www.yogamendocino.org. the first sponsor for the new the cheapest possible food or Cerro Negro farm, which Tomorrow’s market is winter market or contribute WEDNESDAY products today and you may will be bringing strawberries your last chance this season to keeping the subsidy pro- find yourself unhealthy or from Redwood Valley. To to enjoy Don Willis’ fine gram running, please get in OPEN MIC NIGHT -- Open Mic; Ukiah Brewing Co.; 102 S. unemployed tomorrow. It keep things fresh in every continental accordion touch. State St., Ukiah; 8:30 p.m.; free; 468-5898. Remembering and honoring those who have gone before “I’ve always tried to go a died. Gert enjoyed getting According to several peo- or more, than chocolate. seventh-leading cause of step past wherever people people stimulated into good ple here, Steinberg was a Actually, what Robert liked to death in the U.S. Number of expected me to end up.” -- discussions. Gert left her mark long-time local physician in do more than anything was people affected: 4.5 million – Beverly Sills, Opera Singer Looking on every person she met. She the late 1970s, early 1980s talk. About life, politics, food, Someone is diagnosed every (1929-2007) will be sorely missed. and beloved by all. or anything he really cared 72 seconds. Who gets it: about Another ending… Dr. Ed Levine (“Bon Appetit”) about. Elderly people, typically age Beloved Old Soul... Robert Steinberg, whose co- said, “His flight from medi- “His chocolate -- and the 65-plus. Symptoms: Family and friends gathered to By Carole founding of Scharffen Berger cine to chocolate very much revolution it inspired -- is his Forgetfulness, inability to rec- say personal good-byes to Hester Chocolates foreshadowed the exemplified who Steinberg legacy to the world of serious ognize familiar faces, confu- Gert Warner, who passed chocolate revolution in this was -- a lifelong searcher for eaters. The personal legacy he sion. Treatments currently are: away earlier this month. Her country, died at age 61 last meaning, truth, and relevance. left even casual, business- Early stages -- medication brief life of 96 years impacted (Hill: 1883-1970) month. Dr. Steinberg had been I’m not sure that he ever related friends like me is slows progression; late stages: everyone she met. Many Gert was practical and fighting lymphatic cancer for found peace or fulfillment equally clear: ‘Spend your none. called her, “Mentor,” and down to earth yet knew how nearly twenty years. In fact, it (searchers rarely do). But I time doing things you love Last October a few people - many called her, “friend.” She to reach for the stars, knowing was his initial diagnosis that can tell you with some cer- and believe in, with the people - with help from some non- partly subscribed to the phi- that even if you don’t quite get provided the impetus he need- tainty, after sharing quite a you love to be with.’” profits, individuals and busi- losophy of Napoleon Hill, a a star, you won’t wind up with ed to leave medicine and co- few meals with Robert over Help when you need it... nesses -- concerned with car- writer as was Gert: “Cherish a handful of mud, either. She found Scharffen Berger the years: he believed in the Alzheimer’s Disease attacks ing for the caregivers of those your visions and your dreams continued to lead a chat group Chocolates (along with his power of the pursuit of big the brain, causing problems with Alzheimer’s put together as they are the children of at Ukiah Senior Center up friend John Scharffenberger) ideas, passion, and perfection. with memory, thinking and a fund-raiser. Out of the your soul, the blueprints of until a brief time before she in 1996. Hershey’s bought “Robert loved food in gen- behavior. It is the most com- your ultimate achievements.” Scharffen Berger’s in 2005. eral and cooking just as much, mon form of dementia and the See LOOKING, Page A-5 A-4 – FRIDAY, OCT. 24, 2008 FORUM Editor: K.C. Meadows, 468-3526 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected] Letters from our readers From the desk of ... What justice system? To the Editor: I am a relatively new resident to Mendocino County. I moved here in GEORGE WILL January of 2005 and found the quaint rural setting to be an ideal community to move my children to. I loved the small town atmosphere, the progressive vibe, the natur- al wild beauty and close proximity to more urban areas. I loved that this seemed to be Arizona’s 101 a community of people with open views, visions for compassion and acceptance amongst its members and the title of one of a good plan America’s best small towns to live in. On Election Day, Arizonans can give the nation the I didn’t realize, however, that this atmos- gift of a good example. They can enact a measure that phere, seemingly fair, accepting and mostly could shape the health care debate that will arrest or positive, applied primarily to the residents accelerate the nation’s slide into statism. Proposition of this town and county and not to the gov- 101, “The Freedom of Choice in Health Care Act,” erning officials, law enforcement officers would put the following language into Arizona’s and judges that decide the fate of many Constitution: community members. Ukiah, being the “Because all people should have the right to make center of the county, does attract its share decisions about their health care, no law shall be of wayward souls and misguided individu- passed that restricts a person’s freedom of choice of als. Some looking for help, some looking private health care systems or private plans of any for a way out, some just misunderstood and type. No law shall interfere with a person’s or entity’s some incorrectly judged. right to pay directly for lawful medical services, nor When I moved here, I didn’t have a rea- shall any law impose a penalty or fine, of any type, for son to think much about tolerance, or about choosing to obtain or decline health care coverage or being judged, I did not anticipate a situa- different is enough. and what it stands for: Freedom of for participation in any particular health care system or tion in my life that would encompass these “If he doesn’t have a record yet, he’s Religion, Speech, and Expression. I am a plan.” issues. Now I see however that those we going to have one before we get through Patriot. When we talk of sacrifice, duty, What do those people favor who oppose Proposition have put into power, the officials that we 101? Some support legislation sponsored by the with him!” might as well be the motto for dedication it wasn’t so that the American Democratic leader in the state House of trust our safety and lives with, may not the attorneys and police officers in this people would be sacrificed until the office Representatives. It would establish a severe single- necessarily be those most competent to case. of tyranny and oppression which is what payer system, proscribing private health insurance in fairly judge the outcomes of our lives. When it comes down to it, in this town, this bailout would do. Veterans, police offi- the state and requiring almost everyone not on My partner is currently facing charges of if you don’t fit the court’s portrait of a wor- cers, firefighters all have my support. Medicare to enroll in a state health care program. resisting arrest for an incident that hap- thy individual, you better be able to buy When we say “the buck stops here,” I’m Under that program, a state commission would stipu- pened in February of 2008. When two your way out of trouble. If you are a sure most Americans have discovered the late the menu of services and medications, and could young officers responded to what they “hippy” or a black guy or come from the government. How else could we finance a even decide which hospitals could add which tech- thought was a possible domestic dispute, wrong side of the valley, you might as well $700 billion blank check? nologies. they demanded to enter the residence, when sign yourself into jail with a smile and save I personally am sick of being advertised A similar bill reached the desk of California’s Gov. my boyfriend opened the door and said no, yourself the trouble of fighting for fairness. to 24-7. From the minute you walk out the Arnold Schwarzenegger, who vetoed it, partly because they over took him, tackled him to the Ukiah Police Department, Mendocino door, to the television set, to the radio, it’s it lacked a funding mechanism. Such legislation essen- ground and sprayed him in the face with County Superior Court Judges and the all about the money. Maybe a depression or tially aims to replicate Canada’s system, under which, mace. Over the past 9 months I have District Attorneys Office/Office of the recession will help us look at what really generally speaking, medically necessary physician and watched my partner attempt to fight the Public Defender are agencies with extreme matters to God, people. People: you and hospital services are available only from the govern- charges by means of a fair trial by jury. I bias, they are agencies that need to be eval- me, and the needs we face each and every ment health insurance system. was a witness to the incident that resulted uated and then reevaluated until all cases, day. It doesn’t take much to rob the poor. It Opponents of Proposition 101 are against what it in the initial charges. all people, are treated equally. I hope to one takes a stronger nation to let go, let God, would guarantee, including the right of individuals to I am a law abiding citizen, I am a single day be able to look at the criminal justice and take care of those who are in need. In pay directly for medical services without needing the mother, and I am an Administration of system and have faith in it again. I hope to the next year, we’ll all need to pray more permission of a third party. Proposition 101 would Justice major at Mendocino College. Prior someday want to be a part of this system and help more. God bless the “true” emancipate service providers from requirements that to witnessing this incident, I was pursuing again. America. they either charge fees set by the state, or charge noth- a career in law enforcement. I have always I want the people of our diverse commu- Brian Wells ing. had a high respect for the law and its offi- Proposition 101 would prevent employer or individ- nity to feel confidence in our justice sys- Redwood Valley ual mandates of the sort imposed in Massachusetts. cers, and for the justice system in America. tem, but I also want people to speak up and That is, it would prevent “pay or play” systems, under What I saw back in February was total lack be heard when it comes to fairness and Let’s get real about which employers must either pay for employees’ of professionalism on behalf of the officers rightness for all of the people who live health insurance or pay into a state pool that finances of Ukiah Police Department and subse- here. Sometimes we judge unfairly, some- economic development insurance for them. quently a lack of fair treatment by the times people need to be forgiven; some- To the Editor: In the name of cost control, but actually in the ser- Superior Court of Mendocino County and times we are not all wrong. Last week I heard Norm De Vall inter- vice of self-serving crony semi-capitalism, some oppo- the Mendocino County Public Defender’s T. Edie view one of the candidates for County nents of Proposition 101 want to restrict access to office. Ukiah Supervisor where they discussed the econo- alternative services. These opponents include some My boyfriend has been given incorrect my of the County. I called and suggested government bureaucrats who run Arizona’s Medicaid court dates by his public defender and then that the County could seek productive busi- system, and some hospitals, established health insurers charged with failure to appear. He was told Maybe a recession nesses for the Masonite property. This issue and physicians groups who understand that it is easier that these charges on top of the original will help us reevaluate was not well explored by the candidate. to lobby for government contracts than it is to persuade charge were going to amount to a 6-month individuals to purchase this or that product. To the Editor: I would like to suggest that the County sentence. His public defender’s advice has Proposition 101 would protect Arizonans not only “The love of money is the root of all should seek productive industries such as been nonexistent. The trial dates have not against abridgements of their liberties by their state evil.” Have we not determined that our cur- computer manufacturers, pharmaceuticals been communicated, and though the government, but also perhaps against comparable rent crisis is a result of the love of money? (I don’t mean marijuana!), etc. For exam- charges stemmed from a non-violent crime, actions by the federal government. Clint Bolick, direc- Between credit card companies that mail ple, there is a company in Fremont, Calif. bail has been set at $30,000 dollars. This is tor of the Goldwater Institute’s Center for out thousands of offers a month, to banks that has developed a novel approach for the 4th time my boyfriend has been in jail Constitutional Litigation, believes that if Washington that loaned anyone money, to invest manufacturing solar cells; this would seem over the same case, the same incident, and were to enact a national health insurance program of bankers getting rich, to oil tycoons claim- ideal for this county. he is still not sentenced. prescriptive regulations, Proposition 101 would trigger ing to save that surplus for a raining day. It Does the County or Ukiah make any There are inmates in Mendocino County an epochal constitutional clash “between state sover- seems now that as the economy is tanking, effort to attract good industries? Jail that are being held with equal bail for eignty and national power.” Wall Street wants $700 billion to restart the An industry would benefit the County by felony assault with a deadly weapon and In 1997, the U.S. Supreme Court said: “The economy. That’s like Jesse James robbing a bringing in raw materials, manufacturing a Constitution established a system of ‘dual sovereign- felony cultivation of marijuana. My bank and then asking for the title to the high value product sold into the global ty.’ ... It is an essential attribute of the states’ retained boyfriend is being held with that much bail bank since the money was spent on enter- economy bringing well needed cash into sovereignty that they remain independent and because he missed a court date. He turned tainment and fun. When will we learn? the county. autonomous within their proper sphere of authority.” himself in. I have not brought the race card This is the first steps of the government On the other hand, another Wal-Mart Therefore, says Bolick, any national health insurance into this issue yet because I would like to seeking more control into banks, finances, type store brings in retail products and scheme would be vulnerable to constitutional chal- portray our justice system as fundamentally and public control. Wake up America. sends cash out of the county leaving us lenge because it would impermissibly command fair and fundamentally good. However I do As an American, and I’m not saying with shabby, plastic products. actions by state officials. Furthermore, Bolick says: “It not see how white criminals who are doing Democrat or Republican, but as an Fred Martin is a bedrock principle of constitutional law that the violent crimes are being released with a American, I’m to uphold the Constitution Philo federal Constitution established the floor for the pro- slap on the wrist or being held with lesser tection of individual liberties; state constitutions may bail. My boyfriend is black and in Ukiah provide additional protections.” that might as well make him a criminal for Now, Proposition 101’s language leaves ample just being here. WHERE TO WRITE room for litigation about what would constitute an I don’t however think that race is the impermissible abridgment of an individual’s right to only bad card that gets played in this small President George Bush: The White www.house.gov/write rep “make decisions” about health care. Still, if Arizonans town justice system. Sometimes just being House, 1600 Pennsylvania Ave., Washing- Assemblywoman Patty Berg: State pass Proposition 101, residents of other states will ton, D.C. 20500; (202) 456-1111, FAX Assembly District 1, Capitol, Rm. 4146, have a template for resistance to contemporary liberal- (202)456-2461. Sacramento, 95814. (916) 319-2001; ism’s next lunge toward its unvarying goal -- enlarge- Governor Arnold Schwarzeneg- Berg's Ukiah field representative is Ruth ment of government supervision of our lives. LETTER POLICY Proposition 101’s premise is: “The market is the ger: State Capitol, Sacramento, 95814. Valenzuela. Ukiah office located at 311 N. best mechanism ever invented for efficiently allocating The Daily Journal welcomes letters to the (916) 445-2841; FAX (916)445-4633 editor. All letters must include a clear name, State St, Ukiah, 95482, 463-5770. The resources to maximize production” and “there is a con- signature, return address and phone number. Sen. Barbara Boxer: 112 Hart Sen- office’s fax number is 463-5773. For email nection between the freedom of the marketplace and Letters chosen for publication are generally ate Office Bldg., Washington, D.C. 20510; go to web site: assembly.ca.gov/Berg freedom more generally.” So The New York Times was published in the order they are received, but (202)224-3553; San Francisco, (415) 403- told in August by Barack Obama who, no stickler for shorter, concise letters are given prefer- Senator Pat Wiggins: State Senate 0100 FAX (415) 956-6701 consistency, said in 2003, “I happen to be a proponent ence.We publish most of the letters we District 2, Capitol Building, Room 5100, of a single-payer universal health care plan.” As an receive, but we cannot guarantee publica- Sen. Dianne Feinstein: 331 Hart Sacramento, 95814. (916) 445-3375 earlier occupant of the Senate seat Obama occupies -- tion. Names will not be withheld for any Senate Office Bldg., Washington, D.C. Email: [email protected]. In reason. If we are aware that you are con- Everett Dirksen -- said: “I live by my principles, and nected to a local organization or are an 20510. (202)224-3841 FAX (202) 228- Ukiah: Kathy Kelley at 200 S. School St, one of my principles is flexibility.” elected official writing about the organiza- 3954; San Francisco (415) 393-0707; sen- 468-8914, email: [email protected] George Will’s e-mail address is georgewill(at)wash- tion or body on which you serve, that will [email protected] Mendocino County Supervisors: post.com. be included in your signature. If you want to make it clear you are not speaking for that Congressman Mike Thompson: Michael Delbar, 1st District; Jim Watten- organization, you should do so in your let- 1st District, 231 Cannon Office Bldg, burger, 2nd District; John Pinches, 3rd The Ukiah ter.All letters are subject to editing without Washington, D.C. 20515. (202) 225-3311; District; Kendall Smith, 4th District; notice. 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spooky corn maze. A visit to Sutton Family Farm’s pump- Looking kin patch and corn maze are providing fall fun for their Pricing: Continued from Page A-3 fourth year. The Ukiah $15,000 raised, $13,000 was Owners Michael and Home for the Holidays given to Redwood caregiver Stephanie Sutton and their Resource Center, whose mis- daughter, Samantha, have had $15.00 per column inch DAILY JOURNAL sion is “caring for people who a maze at their Scotts Valley care.” The remaining $2,000 farm ever since moving there went to serve as seed funds for from Marin County (after a Sneak Preview Call your Ukiah Daily Journal starting an Alzheimer’s brief fling at trying to grow Education & Resource Center pears). They estimate about $15.00 per column inch representative to reserve your space in Ukiah, to serve the entire 350 people a day are visiting county. the farm on the weekends this The Center, with the month. Package the 2 together and get both sections acronym AREC. AREC pro- The maze (shaped from a vides one-stop informational field of silage corn) measures for $12.50 per column inch 468-3500 assistance to caregivers four and a half acres and has including resource referral, grown in size and difficulty telephone numbers and con- annually. Some who tried it tact names of individuals and said younger children can be agencies that can provide expected to take an hour or assistance, information on more to get through the maze, care homes and private care- with adults taking 45 minutes giver agencies, a resource or less. The cost for the maze library and educational work- is $6 per person, with children shops. 4 and under entering for free. WHACK-A-BAT AREC now has an exten- There are hundreds of sive Alzheimer’s resource bright orange homegrown Patrons have the opportunity to literally library for caregivers and pumpkins, as well as gourds, whack a bat and recieve the prize inside. Total those interested in understand- that visitors can take home giveaway of over $1000 with a to $250 top prize. ing the levels and symptoms with them for Halloween. The Whackers will be chosen by random machine of dementia. With over 41 entire family and enjoy Dutch drawings from 6 to 11 p.m. Draft carriage rides, offered books, DVD’s and fact sheets Best Costume Contest: regarding a variety of issues on weekends only, which take visitors for a 20-minute tour 1st place, $150; 2nd, $100; 3rd, $50 dealing with Alzheimer’s, any of the farm. The Suttons will citizen of Mendocino County host “Rocktoberfest,” featur- Biggest Little Casino in Mendocino County Random Machine Drawings for Tickets to can check out an item on the ing several local bands play- 200 CAHTO DRIVE • LAYTONVILLE RAIDERS v. PANTHERS GAME library list by calling 391- ing at the farm, on Saturday, 707-984-6800 • 1-888-4REDFOX 6188. The Library List will be ~November 9th~ Oct. 25. Sutton Family Farms Terry McNeill. A Ukiah www.redfoxcasino.net Raider Drawings each Wednesday from 7 to 9 p.m. e-mailed to you and available is located at 2405 Scotts pianist and teacher, Elena 10:00 a.m. - Midnight • Sun - Thurs 2 Game tickets awarded each drawing for the Game & on the AREC web site, which Valley Road, telephone 263- opens the season with 10:00 a.m. - 2:00 a.m. • Fri - Sat Complimentary Bus Transportation to and from the Game is being developed and should 6277. Beethoven’s 6 Paisiello Fox Den Café Frin-Sanity will be back on Fridays October 17th & 24th be up and running by Friends indeed... Nancy Variations and the dramatic Open from 10am to 10pm Daily $50 Random Machine Drawings from 11 p.m. to 1 a.m. December. Trumble is quite pleased with Appassionata Sonata in F AREC, in coordination the results of this year’s book Minor, followed by Liszt with “Ready, Set, Go” is plan- sale, sponsored by Friends of favorites – the third Thursday and wraps up on set in Mississippi in 1937. The churches will be on hand from ning a brand new event in the the Library, to support our Consolation in D Flat and Sunday, when they normally motion picture stars George 5-6:30 p.m. to welcome chil- Ukiah area called, “The county public library. The Liebestraume. The remainder head in home for a couple Clooney, John Turturro and dren, who should be accompa- Amazing Race -- Ukiah.” This book sale has been around is all Latin music. days of well-deserved rest Tim Blake Nelson as escapees nied by their parents. fundraiser for AREC is March almost 20 years. The first year Celebrating our spirit before starting out all over from a chain gang, and John Remember her?... Kit 28, 2009. Now you, too, can Nancy was chair of the event, and creativity... Dr. Ralph again. Goodman and Holly Hunter. Nelson (and hubby, Judge they raised about $3,000 and Stanley and his Clinch Although he needs no He also won a Grammy of George Nelson) moved be part of the Amazing Race which he is most proud, “Best “north” awhile back. Not one with all of your favorite each succeeding year have Mountain Boys recently head- introduction, we’ll go ahead managed to increase funds lined an annual event spon- and give him one anyway. Male Vocalist of the Year. In to sit still, Kit was August’s games including a scavenger 2003, Dr. Stanley won a Resident of the Month at hunt, puzzle solving, and raised by a thousand dollars a sored by Penofin, at the Potter Now 81 years old, Ralph was year (this year, they cleared a Valley ranch home of Barbara born in Dickenson County, Grammy for Best Blues in Hillside Retirement poker run. This event is a fam- little over $6,000). They had Clausen and Skip Newell. “Lost in the Lonesome Pines.” Community at McMinneville, ily oriented, one-day adven- Virginia, where he still resides more than 700 boxes of books Barbara fed more than 435 when he’s not on the road. The New York Times Oregon. As she did in Ukiah, ture made up of two-person to sell, and wound up with friends and there appeared to describes Dr. Ralph Stanley’s Kit goes at everything she teams. After 62 years in the business, only 150 to give away at the be way too many of those he’s still the best banjo picker haunting tenor voice as “oth- does full bore. She is a dedi- Information on the event end of the sale. “All the dona- music-loving “friends” and tenor singer in bluegrass erworldly” and his perfor- cated volunteer with the and applications will available tions go to the library for upstairs in the barn to get music. As a recording artist, mance of O Death as “a mas- Caregivers Support Group, next month at www.rdyset- whatever is needed,” accord- close to the famous, and he has performed on more terpiece of primitive mountain helps at Alzheimer’s fundrais- go.com or call 468-0213 for ing to Nancy. “We have 55 beloved, Dr. Ralph Stanley. than 170 albums, tapes, and gospel. “The Stanley Brothers ing events, and with the more information and to sign dedicated volunteers who Their huge gift to our commu- 1955 Mercury Records Sunshine Committee. She is CDs. He’s also written many recording “Angel Band” is also part of the Resident’s up for the event. worked the book sale, but nity, and to the world, by songs himself and with his Several educational work- need more volunteers.” You importing these giant talents, their signature song, an all- Association and, along with brother, the late Carter time bluegrass classic. another lady, delivers campus shops are being planned for are encouraged to contact are deserving of many thanks. Stanley. Ralph’s played caregivers of those with Nancy if you want to volun- For some of us born in “the Skip and Barbara have mail to a division (whatever teer or donate books (they will South,” hearing these throughout the United States restored Spotswood House, a that means). She still hikes, Alzheimer’s and dementia in and in many foreign lands, the 2009 calendar year. begin accepting donations in “Suthun” fellas was a breath registered National Historic bicycles, plays Skipbo and November) by calling 485- of fresh air. Their songs, their too, including several tours of place as well as a California working out five times a Tentative dates are February Japan. In addition to the many and May with the final dates, 8465. anecdotal comments (pure historical building (1887). week. I recall fondly helping Keyboard artistry... That South), old songs and hymns honors Ralph has received as Penofin penetrating oil finish her every once-in-awhile take time and places being pub- a bluegrass musician, includ- is Barbara’s company and her llamas on walks in the lished in this writer’s column intrepid, powerful virtuoso (right at the top of their first pianist Elena Casanova has a set, they performed that won- ing membership on the Grand sponsor of many artistic Ukiah hills. We miss our dear and on the AREC Web site. Ole Opry, he is also a Shriner, events in our community. friend. October and fall... As the wonderful concert planned on derful old hymn, “Pass Me Sunday, Nov. 2 at 3 p.m. at the Not O Gentle Savior”) hear- a member of the Primitive Trunk or Treat... A few Oops!... Philo resident weather changes and the days Mendocino College Center kened back to simpler times Baptist Universalist Church, area churches are sponsoring a Eric Peterman wrote that the become shorter it is an oppor- Theater (Ukiah campus). All when values and morals were and active in his local commu- free event for kids on October correct number to order tunity for the whole family to seats are $10 at the door and vastly different than today. nity, having served on the 31 at the parking lot of First Peterman’s Pastured Poultry is enjoy some harvest time fes- the concert is sponsored by The Clinch Mountain Boys Dickenson County School Presbyterian Church, Ukiah 895-3643. Chalk up my error tivities. Warm, autumnal col- Ukiah Player’s Theatre and currently live in scattered Board. (sometimes called the SPACE to faulty eye sight when the ors give a feast for the eyes Mendocino College Music communities in the mountains Dr. Stanley won four parking lot, or The Old St. “3” looks like a “5!” Sorry with fall’s bright orange club. For more information, of Virginia, Tennessee, and Grammy’s in 2002 for his per- Mary’s parking lot!). This is a Eric and Wilette. Hope those pumpkins, crisp evenings and call 463-0349 or Concerts Kentucky. They meet up in formance for the movie, “O safe place for children to have Bourbon Reds and full harvest moons. Grand at 526-2447. Coeburn, where their tour bus Brother, Where Art Thou?” fun as they go from “trunk to Narragansett Tom turkeys There’s a great way to Concerts Grand is “The is parked and head out on the This comic re-telling of one of trunk” just as if they were start “flying out of the coop!” spend a warm fall day: North coast’s Only Classical road. Their typical work week the greatest literary epics of going house to house seeking Working your way through a Piano Series,” produced by starts on Wednesday or all time, Homer’s Odyssey, is sweet treats. Folks from the Cheer-i-o A-6 – FRIDAY, OCT. 24, 2008 SPORTS Editor: Joe Langstaff, 468-3518 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected]

LOCAL Football teams play ‘Game of the Week’ tonight Mitey Mites CALENDAR By JOE LANGSTAFF of 14-7. passing downfield. the year so far. He describes The Daily Journal While Ukiah operates most The Cougars, as a whole, Rancho Cotate as having the shut out the TODAY No doubt about it. Tonight’s often out of the spread offen- are team with big players, most athletic ability of any of Ukiah High School varsity football game at Ukiah sive formation, with a balance much like the Eureka the teams the Wildcats have Phantoms TBA High School between the of passing and running plays, Lumberjacks that the Wildcats played. They feature a big Girls Varsity Water Polo - Pinole Ukiah Wildcats and the Rancho Cotate operates played in their third game of quarterback who can throw Valley Rancho Cotate Cougars has to almost exclusively out of the the season. The Cougar defen- well, depth at the receiver The Daily Journal 5 p.m. be considered “the game of the run-oriented wishbone forma- sive line is especially large and position, and a good running The Ukiah Lions Mitey Boys Junior Varsity Football vs. week” in the North Bay tion. physical. back. But says he’s “excited” Mites improved to 6-2 with a Rancho Cotate League. Both teams come into Ukiah Head Coach Chris But of course, the Ukiah about the game. It will be a win over the Central City Girls Junior Varsity Soccer @ the game with perfect 6-0 Burris considers the Cougars Wildcats aren’t a bad team matchup of two very good Phantoms on Sunday. The Maria Carrillo records for the season, 3-0 in “the toughest test so far” for themselves. In fact, Coach teams. game went to a scrimmage at 7 p.m. league play, and tied for first his team. Cotate is a very Burris he feels good about the An added bonus for the end of the first quarter Girls Varsity Soccer @ Maria place along with Cardinal experienced team, having game, saying, “I think we can tonight’s game is special with Ukiah winning 30--0. Carrillo Newman which also has the returned 17 starters from last play that team.” He says the recognition for the Ukiah and Ukiah's offensive line did a 7:30 p.m. same season and league year’s team which claimed team has had a good week of Hopland youth football and great job blocking and creat- Boys Varsity Football vs. records. second place in the Section practice and will be ready to cheer members. Members ing big openings. Eddie Rancho Cotate They have played two com- playoffs. play. wearing their jerseys and out- Holbrook led the offense with Mendocino College mon opponents: Petaluma On offense they like to run Not to be left out of a “big fits will receive free admis- two touchdowns along with 3:30 p.m. High and Montgomery High. the option and will keep run- game” discussion is the Ukiah sion to the game. They are two punt returns for touch- Soccer vs. Yuba College The Wildcats defeated ning it until a team can stop it. JV football team which also encouraged to come and sit downs. Marcus Ram, Mikey 6 pm. Montgomery last week, 37-20. But they will also try to catch brings a perfect 6-0 record into together in the bleachers with Contreras, Jason Brockett, Volley Ball vs. Contra Costa The Cougars defeated a defense cheating up to stop its game with the JV Cougars. their team members. and Brett Hofstetter also College Montgomery three weeks ago, the run by using play-action Head Coach Mike Hyler also The game times are 5 p.m. reached the end zone. All of Ukiah Speedway Halloween 33-0. Both teams defeated passes, faking to the dive back, thinks tonight’s game will be for the JV game and 7:30 p.m. Ukiah's touchdowns came on Bash Petaluma by identical scores then pulling the ball out and his team’s toughest game of for the varsity. long runs of over 40 yards 4 p.m. each. Alec Mora rounded out SATURDAY the scoring with a long punt return for a touchdown. Ukiah High School On defense the Mitey 8 a.m. Mites attacked the Phantoms Girls Freshman Volleyball - all day. They played well as a Spikefest Speedway hosts Halloween Bash unit and never gave up a first Mendocino College down all game. 1 p.m. The team’s next game is Football @ American River Saturday, 10 a.m., at Ukiah College High, vs. Healdsburg Ukiah Lions Youth Football Bulldogs. 10 a.m., noon, 2 p.m., 4 p.m., 6 p.m., at Ukiah High School 6:30 p.m. Ukiah Speedway Halloween PumpkinFest Bash SUNDAY 3-on-3 hoops 1:00 p.m. a success Ukiah Speedway Halloween Bash The Daily Journal The PumpkinFest 3-on-3 -Calendar listings are culled from the most recent schedules provided by the schools basketball tournament and organizations in our coverage area. Please report schedule changes or incorrect brought some good basketball listings to The Daily Journal Sports Department at 468-3518. players from the Ukiah area. One of the most interesting match ups over the weekend was in the 5/6 grade bracket. The Runnin Rebels, a team COMMUNITY comprised of all girls, DIGEST coached by Keith Lincoln and Ronnie Desoto, played 2009 Sober Grad against an all boy field. That Tournament little fact didn’t intimidate these girls as they played a The Brooktrails Golf very physical game to com- pete and earn the 2nd place Course will hold the Bombers like the one pictured above will be part of the annual Ukiah Speedway Halloween Bash Willits High School 2009 spot with an overall 2-2 being held this weekend starting tonight and continuing through Sunday. In addition to the Bombers, record. They never backed Sober Grad Tournament there will be others including Mini Stocks, Bandoleros, Street Stocks, Pro-4 Modifieds and more. tomorrow. Sign-ups are down and showed their men- tal and physical toughness in 8:30 a.m. The start time is By JENNIFER AIKEN as many points as he can with as many rolls as he can. The 9 a.m. The format will be their aggressive play. Special For the Daily Journal faster the cars go the more they roll. congratulations to Lily a four-person team scram- Ukiah Speedway hosts its annual Halloween Bash this On Sunday is the Grand Finale. Grandstands open at ble. Following the tourney Mendoza for winning the Friday, Saturday and Sunday. It is a weekend filled with noon with racing to begin at 1 p.m. Modifieds, Bombers, Boys and Girls 5/6 Grade there will be a taco bar jam packed excitement for all ages. Festivities include the Street Stocks, Bandoleros, Mini Stocks, and Pro-4 lunch putting contest. The Shootout with an overall open-wheeled excitement of the Modified division, the Modifieds all racing extended laps with high money at score of 23 total points. cost is $40 per person, $30 ever-favorite Bombers, four cylinder Mini Stocks, stake to be the Halloween Bash Champion. There will be for juniors, and $22 for Bandoleros, Street Stocks, and Pro-4 Modifieds. To top favorites and new faces from the surrounding race tracks Brooktrails members. the weekend off there will also be a kids Halloween cos- competing under one banner. With the anticipation of 50 Contact Stephanie at 459- tume contest, a roll over contest, the wacky and wild slid- Modifieds, Ukiah Speedway will run two full 60 lap main Nike crowns 6761. ers, and the blustery storm of a boat race. events for this division. There will be a $1000 bonus if the On Friday , the grandstands will be open free to the winner of the first 60 laps starts in the back of the second two winners Harvest Run Saturday public (Friday only). Divisions will take this time to make 60 laps and wins. any last minute adjustments to their cars and feel out the Following the feature main events the wacky and wild in marathon The First Annual groove of the track before the action begins. This will also sliders will slide their way on to the race track. Trying to Harvest Run will take give the drivers a chance for first round qualifying. Come keep control of their front wheel drive vehicles running By JANIE McCAULEY place tomorrow at the down and pick out your favorite driver from 4 to 8 p.m. with steel plates on the back tires creates an illusion of dri- Ukiah High athletic fields. AP Sports Writer On Saturday , the drivers take the stage. They will be ving on ice. Slipping and sliding trying to make the most SAN FRANCISCO — This community event competing for fastest qualifying time and best heat race laps without colliding with your fellow competitors will will benefit the Ukiah Two winners in the same finish for their starting position in Sunday’s main events. be a challenge these drivers face. The race fans will decide race? And a 26.2-mile High cross country pro- Grandstands open at 4 p.m. with racing to start at 6:30 the winner. gram and will feature a marathon at that? p.m. All kids 11 and under will be admitted free in the After the slider races, come watch a full field of skip- No way. Well, Nike says, “Kid’s Mile” at 9:30 a.m. grandstands as long as they are in costume. During inter- pers navigate their carefully prepared vessels through the and a “Three Miler” at 10 yes. mission there will be a costume contest with prizes going track, weaving in and out, up and down, through the fall- Three days after Nora a.m. Awards will be pre- to the best-dressed kid. Fans will help decide their favorite en debris and lost boats on the race track. Boats fly right sented after the race to the Colligan won the Nike ghoul, goblin and witch. Following the fast-paced action and left, break apart, capsize and literally disintegrate. Women’s Marathon, she top three overall males and excitement of racing, the track will then turn the Cars pulling boats around a wet race track is the most fun and females and the first learned that she actually had reigns over to the Dare Devils of Ukiah. A ten-foot dirt these drivers will have all year and will give everyone to share the title of top finish- place in each age group. ramp has been carefully designed to accommodate these something to talk about all winter long. All “kids” will receive a er in the San Francisco race. Dare Devils. After making a complete lap around the race For more information call the Ukiah Speedway office at New Yorker Arien finisher ribbon. The age track each car will hit that ramp at full speed and rack up 707-462-7242 groups are Jr. High, High O’Connell was 11 minutes School, 20’s, 30’s, 40’s, faster Sunday, but Colligan 50’s, and 60+. crossed the finish line first Registration check in will because she was registered as begin at 8:30 a.m. on the an elite runner and among the day of the event or can be first field to leave the starting done prior to the event at Shields, Rays squeeze Phillies to tie World Series line, 20 minutes before the City of Ukiah O’Connell and the others. Recreation Office (411 By MIKE FITZPATRICK Bartlett’s safety squeeze and Matt Garza is scheduled to then stayed on to close it out O’Connell, a school teacher West Clay St.) Please note AP Baseball Writer built another rally when pitch for Tampa Bay against against Philadelphia’s big in Brooklyn, crossed in a per- that all children under 18 ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. Rocco Baldelli walked on a 45-year-old Jamie Moyer, boppers. sonal-best of 2 hours, 55 min- will need their parent’s (AP) — Squeeze plays, a checked swing that seemed to making his World Series Carloz Ruiz led off with a utes, 11 seconds — while signature to participate. wacky checked swing and a confuse players and umpires debut. double and a pitch from Price Colligan, of Austin, Texas, Call (707) 463-6714 for fresh face out of the bullpen. alike. Shields pitched shutout ball appeared to graze Rollins’ jer- finished in 3:06:30. more information. These plucky Tampa Bay Tampa Bay never really got into the sixth, working out of sey. But it was not called a hit Nike “recognizes Arien Rays pulled out all their tricks a huge hit, but neither did the trouble just as Phillies ace batter and a frustrated Rollins O’Connell as a winner in last Two weeks left at Tropicana Field to tie the Phillies as Jimmy Rollins & Cole Hamels did for a 3-2 win ended up popping out. weekend’s Nike Women’s to register for youth World Series. crew fell to 1-for-28 with run- in the opener Wednesday Ruiz scored when third Marathon with the fastest basketball! James Shields stymied the ners in scoring position. night. baseman Evan Longoria boot- chip time,” the company said slumping Philadelphia “That might be one of our “I didn’t feel too much ed Jayson Werth’s grounder in a statement Wednesday. The deadline to register Phillies, rookie David Price sloppiest games all year,” pressure,” Shields said. “The for an error, but Price fanned “She shattered her previous time and achieved an amazing is Oct. 31. The league is got the final seven outs and Philadelphia manager Charlie guys in the clubhouse were Chase Utley and got Howard Tampa Bay rebounded from a Manuel said. “I’m concerned real relaxed before the game.” on a game-ending grounder to accomplishment.” open to boys and girls Nike, celebrating its fifth from Kindergarten rare home loss with a 4-2 vic- about us hitting with guys on The 23-year-old Price, secure Tampa Bay’s first ever tory Thursday night that made base, because it looks like at called up in September after World Series win. anniversary sponsoring the through 12th grade. The it 1-all. times we might be trying a lit- he was the top pick in last “Unreal. This is awesome,” popular event, ultimately registration fee is $55 per “We came in here knowing tle too hard. But we can fix year’s draft, struck out slugger Price said. “I was nervous.” decided rather than strip first player, $50 for the it’s going to be a tight series,” that.” Ryan Howard with two on to Philadelphia’s lone hit with Colligan — a former cross- second player in the same Rays outfielder B.J. Upton The series shifts to end the seventh. runners in scoring position country runner at family, and Low Income said. “Both clubs are a lot Philadelphia for Game 3 on The hard-throwing lefty was Shane Victorino’s infield Northwestern — of her tro- Discounts are available. alike.” Saturday night, though rain is gave up a pinch-hit homer to single in the fourth — and that phy, it would reward both The Rays scored on Jason in the forecast. ALCS MVP Eric Bruntlett in the eighth, didn’t even produce a run. women. THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL COMMUNITY FRIDAY, OCT. 24, 2008 – A-7

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Fort Bragg, Willits and Point Arena flu clinics announced Mendocino County Community Health Services (formerly the Public Health Department) will be holding flu vaccination clinics at the following locations in Fort Bragg, Willits and Point Arena. The flu clinic is for anyone 19 to 49 years old with one or more chronic health condition, and anyone that falls within high-risk guidelines. A donation of $10 is requested per flu vaccination. • Fort Bragg: Monday, Oct. 27, from 10:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Redwood Coast Senior Center, located at 490 N. Harold Street. • Willits: Monday, Oct. 27, from 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at The oak-filled campus is transformed into a fairytale land, Landscape architect John Courtney of RJM Design Group, the Willits Senior Center, located at 1501 Baechtel Road. where children and adults, led by angel guides, travel a magical and skate park designers Brian Moore and Kanten Russell will • Point Arena: Wednesday, Oct. 29, from 12 p.m. to 2 p.m. at path, meeting various storybook characters and other perform- lead the meeting. The design team has been retained by the City the Veterans of Foreign War (VFW) building, located at 451 ers along their way. Each character comes to life as the children to evaluate the sites, prepare conceptual designs. and develop School Street. approach and performs a scene from their tale. At the end of cost estimates for the skate plaza project The design team is High-Risk Guidelines: each characters performance, a small treat is offered to each interested in hearing from neighbors, skaters, and community • People age 50 years and older child. members about the pros and cons of the two alternative sites • People younger than 50 years of age with one or more This year’s cast of characters include The Good Fairy, Jack that are under consideration for the Skate Plaza: Bainbridge chronic health condition (diabetes, HIV, lung disease, kidney Frost, The Goose That Laid the Golden Egg, The Elves & The Park and the CV Starr Community Center. The workshop is also disease, heart disease, chronic liver disease, long term aspirin therapy, spinal cord injuries, seizure disorders, cognitive dys- Shoemaker, and many others. intended to solicit community input into the design of the Skate function, immune compromised and people with neuromuscu- Activity and game booths, fortunetellers, puppet plays and Plaza and other park amenities. lar disorders) story telling are available before and after your walk through The community is invited to take this opportunity to learn • Residents of long-term care facilities the path. Willits own, “The Train Singer” will serenade families more about the Skate Plaza project. • Women who are or plan to be pregnant during the flu sea- throughout the evening and the Smoky Cauldron Café will pro- For more information, call Chris Carterette, City Planner at son vide dinner and snack items. 961-2846. • Health care personnel who provide direct patient care in or Tickets for The Enchanted Pumpkin Path can be purchased at out of the home, i.e., doctors, nurses, etc. Cat’s Meow/Trillium in Willits and Mendocino Book Company Ukiah Junior Academy’s • Household contact to a person unable to be vaccinated due in Ukiah. The Waldorf School has recommend that those inter- to being immune compromised or children less than 6 months ested purchase tickets early. For more information, call the Fall Festival set for Nov. 2 of age Waldorf School at 485-8719. The community is invited to Ukiah Junior Academy’s annu- Those looking for more information on the flu clinics are al Fall Festival and fun run, scheduled to take place on Sunday, invited to contact their local health branch by phone or visit the Ice Cream Social at Ukiah Nov. 2. Both events will have free admission. The fun run will Mendocino County Web site at www.co.mendocino.ca.us/ph. take place at 11 a.m., and the festival will begin at noon. County Health Branches Ukiah 472-2600, Ft. Bragg 964-4713, Senior Center set for Oct. 27 There will be two distances for youth to run, based on age. Willits 456-3800. The “And Who Sisters” will sing at the next Ice Cream The festival’s activites will include a silent auction, face Social at the Ukiah Senior Center on Monday, Oct. 27, from painting, and a jail, box maze, and carnival-like games for the Ukiah Valley Trail Group announces 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. The “And Who Sisters,” Oni LaGioia, Susan upper grades. Keegan, Karen Gowan will sing vocal jazz selections, with Vegetarian food will be offered, including homemade trail work year to begin on Sunday Dolores Carrick on keyboard. tamales, carmel corn, veggie burgers, veggie corn dogs, nachos, The Ukiah Valley Trail Group will be kicking off its 2008-9 The community is invited for ice cream with toppings and root beer floats, and more. trail work year with a trail work party Sunday, Oct. 26 at 9 a.m. pie for $2 a serving. Members over 90, or having an October Ukiah Junior Academy is located at 180 Stipp Lane, in at Valley View Trail Head. The group will be leading volunteer birthday, will enjoy free admission. A drawing will be held for Ukiah. For more information, call 462-6350. trail work days once a month through May. All trail days will $50 from an anonymous donor. “Magic” red tickets will be on start at 9 a.m. and end by 2 p.m. Volunteers should come pre- sale for $1 each. Flu shots now available at Potter pared with sturdy work shoes, gloves, water and a bag lunch. The celebrity scooper will be Farm Bureau advisor, Carre Tools will be provided. For more information e-mail Brown, who is a candidate for County Supervisor. Valley Community Health Center [email protected] or call 972-0926. They thank the donors for the Ice Cream Social Inez Hosea, Flu shots are now available at the Potter Valley Community Dolores Carrick, George Kennedy, Betty McGlade, Creative Health Center. The clinic recommends the flu shot for people 50 Weight Loss Surgery Workshop and Safeway and senior volunteers. years and older and for those 19 years and older who have a chronic health condition including diabetes, lung disease, heart Support Group to meet Nov. 7 Potter Valley Garden Club’s disease, kidney disease, liver disease, HIV, long-term aspirin The Gastric Reduction Duodenal Switch Support Group will next meeting set for Nov. 5 therapy, spinal cord injuries, people with a compromised meet in Ukiah on Friday, Nov. 7 at 710 S. State St., in the immune system, and especially children with asthma. Apostles Lutheran Church Room adjacent to Washington On Wednesday, Nov. 5, the Potter Valley Garden Club will The clinic is located at 10175 Main Street in Potter Valley. Mutual Bank, from 6 to 7:30 p.m. Parking is available in the meet at the Essence of the Tree Nursery at 12425 Powerhouse For more inofrmation, or to make an appointment, call 743- rear of the bank. Road, Potter Valley. This is the former Maple Tree Nursery. 1188 to make an appointment. According to the group, the Duodenal Switch procedure is Kim Lyly and Tricia Smith will present the program: not a food reduction surgery but instead changes the way the “Container Gardens.” With the coming of winter, keeping con- Waldorf School Roots and Shoots body absorbs food and fat. They say the surgery also resolves tainer plants healthy and vigorous is a timely subject. cholesterol, high blood pressure, sleep apnea, acid reflux and Co-hostesses for this meeting are Gay Lily and Sue Gowan. program to take place in November other chronic health issues and has changed the lifestyle and The Waldorf School of Mendocino County will be offering longevity of many patients. This procedure should not be con- Ukiah Toastmasters to hold their popular Roots and Shoots program for parents and young fused with “gastric bypass surgery” or “lap band” surgery. children ages 18 months to 3 years old on Saturdays in The DS weight loss surgery now encompasses a new, abbre- a special ballot meeting on Oct. 31 November from 10 a.m. to noon. The event will take place at viated surgery for diabetes patients unrelated to weight loss but The Ukiah Toastmasters invite the community to their spe- the school in the Yellow Rose Kindergarten. Families will be to the disease and the relief of its symptoms. cial ballot meeting scheduled for 6:45 a.m. on Friday, Oct. 31. offered seasonal songs, crafts, stories and explore with parents The support group meets monthly. Investigators and those The meeting will be held at Washington Mutual meeting room child rearing from a Waldorf perspective. For more information, who have had any types of weight loss surgery are invited to on Gobbi and State street. The meeting is intended to provide or to register, call 485-8719 ext. 6. attend. For more information on this surgery, contact Dr. Ara information regarding the ballot measures. Coffee and refresh- Keshishian 800-816-6647. For meeting or general questions, ments will be served. call Kathy Davidson at 263-5319, 1-888-263-2005, 468-8763 They also invite the community to stop by their meetings Study tour benefit or e-mail her at [email protected]. every Friday morning, at 6:45 at the Washington Mutual meet- dinner set for tomorrow ing room. They provide techniques to help improve communi- During spring break of the 2008-2009 school year, Mr. Enchanted Pumpkin Path cations skills, leadership skills, and self growth. Mastros, a teacher at Pomolita Middle School, will again be to open on Oct. 31 hosting a study tour of New York city for middle school-age Fort Bragg skate plaza community young people from throughout the Ukiah Valley. They will view The Enchanted Pumpkin Path will once again be presented historical sites, arts, sports and big city life. The students going by The Waldorf School of Mendocino County at the school’s workshop set for today are encouraged to study about the places they will be visiting campus, 6280 Third St., Calpella, on Halloween night, Oct. 31, On Thursday, Oct. 23, at 6 p.m., the City of Fort Bragg and before they go so they will have a greater understanding of what from 5 to 8 p.m. the Mendocino Coast Recreation and Parks District will host a they will experience when they arrive. The Waldorf School offers the Enchanted Path each year as community workshop for the Skate Plaza project. The meeting They will be having a spaghetti dinner/dessert auction an alternative event for young children through age 10. All ages will be held in the Redwood Elementary School Multi-Purpose fundraiser on Oct. 24, from 5:30 to 8:30 at Pomolita Middle are welcome, but no scary masks or costumes are allowed. Room at 324 South Lincoln Street in Fort Bragg. School’s Cafeteria. A-8 – FRIDAY, OCT. 24, 2008 LOCAL THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL

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ties,” he said. “You have elected committee. Rickel infrastructure issues. We have “I think you’re going to the current board moving a lot have one focused board in of things to the new board. I terms of the district,” he said. Continued from Page A-1 feel, along with others, that “You’re going to have some “There’s been a lot of business they’re double dipping, which candidates who have been that has not been done. is costing rate payers money. involved with the ad-hoc There’s a lot of issues that we The rate payers are also con- committee.” need to deal with. We have a cerned about the higher rates Rickel said developing for the sewer plant.” district and city manager who autonomous services for the Hunting for something in particular? Turn don’t seem to be cooperat- Rickel said what he per- board, instead of relying on ing.” ceives as the financial mis- other governmental bodies, to The Ukiah Daily Journal Classifieds Earlier this year, Rickel management of the district is would serve to further the dis- was one of five candidates in one of the core issues of his trict’s cause. and discover a harvest of useful the running against Michael campaign. “I think the best way that items. From new and used Delbar for his 1st District “I think with annexation we could deal with those costs supervisor seat in June along there’s going to be potential are better controls of the dis- vehicles to well-preserved revenue loss,” he said. “With with Carre Brown, Dolly trict,” he said. “The funds held these plans for annexation by the county could gain bet- electronics and clothing, we Brown and Ukiah Sativa there needs to be some agree- Morrison. ter interest rates. We need to have the listings. ment worked out for tax dol- have our own staff and not the Rickel has lived in the lars seized. For instance, Remember, if you’re looking Ukiah Valley since 1951 and city’s staff. There’s many we’re all experiencing this things that could be done. to unload things that just served four years in the mili- last four weeks of financial They just need to be explored tary. He holds a bachelor’s meltdown. It brings me to my and decided on. There’s cer- keep getting in the way, degree in psychology and point that just because you tain budget lines that have human services and works as have a budget line it doesn’t already been supplied for it’s easy to place an ad a substance abuse counselor. mean you have to spend that office supplies and furniture. in the The Ukiah Daily He is also the host of his own money. We need to look for Right now, we’re paying the cable access show titled the lowest bid. We need to be city and county to do work for Journal Classifieds. “Studio 3 Presents.” fiscally conservative in our meetings that I think we can “I think what needs to hap- expenditures. The board’s do. There’s a fund that has $1 pen is that someone needs to only real power is during bud- million that is used to fund stand up and have the gump- get time.” that development. We need to tion to advocate for the Rickel said he saw many set up an office for each Sanitation District issues and benefits in moving the board (board) member.” not just be gladhanding the from a three-member appoint- Rob Burgess can be reached city councils and other enti- ed entity to a five-member at [email protected]. Call today to start your subscription or to place an ad. Michael Hooker/ The Daily Journal This corn grows taller than most of the build- ings surrounding it, and taller than the bamboo growing around the cor- ner off Gobbi Street.

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Continued from Page A-1 said. “It is the most important soil tested and breeding even industry we have.” better corn than what now Over the months, Bigelow Bigelow said he has seen towers over parked cars and watered the dry white corn passersby. Got family? that he planted when it agricultural land in Northern California recede in his life- “If one can sing and the showed signs of being dry and other can dance,” Bigelow wilted, he said. “I would look time. “People,” Bigelow said, said, “you get one that can and see what’s wrong with sing and dance.” them to see what they need.” “might miss it when it is Those in Mendocino County Getting children involved gone.” with comparably tall corn are in agriculture is something he In the future, Bigelow said, invited to contact Zack Cinek at would like to see, Bigelow he is interested in having the 468-3521 or [email protected] find activities at ukiahdailyjournal.com Visit our web site at ukiahdailyjournal.com THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL FRIDAY, OCT. 24, 2008 -A-9

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steading lifestyle… Once I “A winemaker’s vineyard started it kind of snowballed. I depends on soil and climate to Farm found in myself a lot of skills produce a fine wine that cap- Continued from Page A-1 I didn’t know were in me.” tures the essence of the place While Keith was working it is grown. Our honey also and are fairly self-sufficient, in the wine industry in Oregon represents a sense of place which makes them more suit- and learning about food and because we choose our hive ed to a pasture raised setting. cooking he began thinking, “I locations like the winemaker The Feigins’ small farm could grow some of this chooses where to plant his includes chickens, sheep, myself… I had this land avail- grapes.” When asked, Keith goats, pigs and their main able to me and I should be says of this, “I put the hives source of income, bees. Keith using it.” where there is deep soil and started bee keeping when he “When we moved here we more moisture, where I know to find areas close to a water and antibacterial properties straight from the hive. was 14, apprenticing under weren’t sure what we were there’s a lot of plants in source but not prone to flood- and has been used to treat ail- “When you heat the honey Jack Booth, a local farmer and gonna do,” Keith said. “And bloom.” ing. A hive needs to have lots ments by humans for more it does change the flavor,” beekeeper. “The great thing we didn’t want to grow mari- “The only crop I pollinate of sun, especially in the than 2,500 years. In studies, Keith added. Once the weath- about Jack is he’s been work- juana,” Kate piped in while commercially in Mendocino spring, and it’s good for the honey has shown surprisingly er begins to cool down the ing in this area for 30 years… milking one of their goats. County of significance are the early morning sun to hit the good results for use on minor honey will begin to crystal- He really knows where the Keith was talking to Jack apple orchards in Anderson hives. “The sunlight will get burns and as a topical treat- lize, and then keeping honey honey flow is,” Keith said. Booth one day and Jack asked Valley,” Keith said. The rest of them out earlier to start forag- ment for many ailments. Keith raw is difficult. Keith will heat Keith, a native Ukiahan, if Keith were interested in their bees are used for honey ing,” Kate said. It’s also and Kate use honey on burns it only enough to keep it from was living in Portland, Ore. keeping bees and offered production. Approximately 50 important for hives to be in a and Kate will occasionally crystallizing. “It’s a texture where he and Kate met and Keith the opportunity to take percent of their business is spot where there is no bear use it as a facial mask before a thing, but I think it mostly were married. Kate grew up in over some of his hives and pollination and the other 50 is activity. bath. “It keeps the skin moist tastes the same,” he says of Portland and the Pacific honey business. honey production. Most of Lovers Lane and smooth, that’s why we put crystallized honey. Northwest area. Keith always Aside from learning from “If you were in an agricul- Farm’s honey is made from it in the soap. It’s a natural The Feigins have been knew he wanted to come back Jack, Keith and Kate had a lot tural area it would be 100 per- spring vetch blossom, a vine- antibacterial, so it’s good for farming and selling their to Mendocino County but of book knowledge about cent (pollination),” according like plant that is abundant in your skin,” Kate said. honey, free range eggs, soap Kate was more reluctant. On a farming and beekeeping, but to Keith. That is the main rea- the area in the pea family. “It The peak honey season is and seasonal produce at visit to Keith’s parents’ home, found that nothing compares son there are not a lot of bee- makes a light, mild-flavored spring to early summer. “It’s Mendocino County Farmers he and Kate walked around to experience. “It’s hard to keepers in the Mendocino honey,” Keith said. sold as soon as it’s harvested,” Markets for two years now. the property. find a book that’s general County area. Grapes are self- The Feigins use their honey Keith said of their honey. It’s “One hundred percent of our “We came and visited this enough to a beginning bee- pollinating, and bees are less for more than just selling and raw, unfiltered and unheated. bees are in Mendocino beautiful place and I wanted keeper… the management is attracted to pear blossoms so adding to their tea. Kate began “We don’t call it raw if we County,” Keith said. All of the to live here and get into home- unique to each area because they are generally pollinated making specialty soap with heat it,” Kate said. Raw honey bees they use for honey pro- steading,” Kate said. “I just the agriculture and climate are by other insects and the wind. her goats’ milk and honey, is honey that has not been duction forage locally. “We got into the whole goat thing. different,” Keith said. There’s much more to it adding fragrant herbs like heated in any way other than sell directly to the customer... I love herding them and milk- According to a short bio on than just placing bees next to lavender and lemongrass. by the sun, unpasteurized with because we are smaller we can ing them… I love the home- the Local Harvest Web site, some flowers. It’s important Honey also has antiseptic nothing added to it, basically do that,” he said.

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Deep Valley Chamber Music to present ‘Wind, Waves and War’ The Daily Journal “Wind, Waves, and War,” a concert of Italian love songs for two baritone voices, accompanied by lute and archlute, will be presented as a special event of the new Deep Valley Chamber Music Series on Sunday, Nov. 2, at the Grace Hudson Museum on Main Street in Ukiah, beginning at 5:30 p.m. This rarely heard but extremely compelling music was writ- ten by Claudio Monteverdi, the greatest of the madrigal com- posers, and by Barbara Strozzi, one of the earliest female com- posers to achieve fame. The complex interweaving of the vocal lines expresses the conflicting and tumultuous emotions of love, as the music sometimes rages like the wind and some- Burton writes a column for a Willits News about his inventions times sighs like waves, and as the two voices seem to contend and life stories. They represent the view of one who grew up in as if in battle. IN OUR COMMUNITY the depression, served in the ranks in WW II, got higher educa- The performers are Jim Denton, a singer well known to tion through struggle and perseverance. Burton holds many Ukiah musical audiences through his performances and his patents in the fields of forestry, horticulture, aquaculture, com- early music show on KZYX radio, and Berkeley resident John First Native Leadership Institute class bustion and sewage treatment. The discussion will take place at Conry. The two men have been performing Renaissance music to aid Indian Senior Nutritional Center the Little Lake Grange, at 291 School St., in Willits. together for more than twenty years. They will be accompanied by Sarge Gerbode on the lute and on the 14-string archlute, The first Native Leadership Institute class has chosen Third annual Turkey Trot This special event is the second concert of the Deep Valley “Revitalization of the Indian Senior Nutrition Center in Ukiah” Chamber Music’s debut season. Tickets at $12 are available at as their project. The Mendocino County Native Leadership 5K Walk/Run set for Nov. 8 the Mendocino Book Company on School Street in Ukiah, at Group has identified several areas of much needed repair and The community is invited to join in the third annual Turkey the Grace Hudson Museum, and at the door. items that need replacement at the Indian Senior Nutrition Trot 5k walk/run, scheduled for Saturday, Nov. 8. The course For more information, contact David Rounds at 462-7946, or Center. will be laid out along the MacKerricher Park Haul Road, North go to ninetrees.com/dvcms. The class has planned fundraising activities to replace major of Fort Bragg. For the 5K run, awards will be given in several appliances and other much needed equipment. The Indian age/gender categories. Those not interested in running are Senior Center provides a nutritious mid-day meal five days a invited to take part in a non-competitive 5K walk. Runners and week. The program delivers up to 55 meals a day to Indian walkers alike are invited to come in costume and prizes will be elders and also serves the meal at their site located at 425 N. given for the best three costumes. Registration and check-in State Street, Ukiah. will take place at the Haul Road parking lot, near the Class members are currently selling raffle tickets and have a Beachcomber Motel, from 8 to 9:15 am. The Walk/Run begins Celebrating life variety of prizes available. Those interested in purchasing raffle at 9:30. This event is a benefit for the Fort Bragg Food Bank. tickets can contact Natalie Smith, 468-1336. The drawing will For more information, contact Dan Fowler 964-2316. be held Nov. 26 at the Indian Senior Nutrition center. A rummage sale will be held on Saturday, Oct. 25, from 8 WEDDING a.m. to 3 p.m., to benefit the Indian Senior Nutrition Center. Fall arrangements are The sale will take place at 425 N. State St., Ukiah. For more ready at Ukiah Garden Club information about the Indian Senior Center program or to donate to this effort, contact Rita Ray at 462-5595. Colorful fall arrangements to grace tables or buffet are avail- able for purchase at the Ukiah Garden Club, 1203 West Clay St., Ukiah.Arrangements in pumpkins, in baskets, in cornu- California Retired Teachers copias welcome the autumn season. Cone wreaths, grapevine Association meeting set for Monday wreaths with ribbon bows, cone and natural material table trees, and other holiday decorations that have been created by Garden The Mendocino County Division Number 55 Area 1 of Club members are also available for sale. The room at the California Retired Teachers Association is scheduled to hold its Clubhouse is full of items made by those attending the work- next meeting on Monday, Oct., 27, at the Ukiah Garden Cafe (where Talmage meets State). shop. The Garden Club House is open each day Monday The community is invited to socialize at 11:30 a.m. and through Friday, 10 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. The public is invited to lunch is at noon for $l2, with dessert costing extra. The choices browse, buy or place orders. for the menu will be Garden Cafe fare. The speaker will be dealing with the needs of senior citizens in our community. Cyril C. Colonius to lead ARCH Reservations are required and are due by Oct. 23 and can be made by calling Marston Gillette at 462-9486. performance improvement activities Monitoring, improving and sustaining quality of care is one UCC Food Bank begins of the most crucial functions of health care. Locally, Mendocino County’s six community health centers have come together in Thanksgiving basket sign-ups the Alliance for Rural Community Health to accomplish key The Food Bank will begin their annual Thanksgiving sign- clinical quality goals. In support these of initiatives, ARCH is ups on Monday, Nov. 8 during regular distribution hours, 9 a.m. announces it has recently hired Cyril C. Colonius to the position to 2:30 p.m. Sign ups will continue during each distribution day, of director of performance improvement activities. In collabo- which are Mondays and Fridays, 9 a.m. until 2:30 p.m., and ration with ARCH member clinics, he will be developing and Wednesdays from 1 to 6:30 p.m. Those interested can also sign maintaining performance improvement and disease manage- Mallory McFarland and Alfonso Madueno Jr. up anytime Ukiah Community Center is open. Hours for UCC ment initiatives. Beginning in 2004, Cyril served as the McFarland -- Madueno are Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to noon, and 1 to 5 p.m. The Executive Director of the Mendocino County AIDS Volunteer last day for sign-ups will be Wednesday, Nov. 26 at 5 p.m. Late Network. In the 14 years prior to that, he served as Executive Mallory McFarland and Alfonso Madueno Jr. exchanged sign-ups will not be accepted. Director of the Community AIDS Resource and Education vows on Sept. 20, at Saint Mary of the Angels Church, in Low income individuals and families who are eligible may Services of Southwest Michigan. He received his bachelors of Ukiah. They held their reception at the Blue Lakes Lodge. sign up for one holiday food basket, for either Thanksgiving or arts from Elmhurst College, 1973, and graduated with a masters The bride is the daugher of Karen McFarland and Tony Christmas. When signing up, applicants must bring a photo I.D. in divinity from Chicago Theological Seminary, 1977. McFarland, both of Ukiah. She is a graduate of Ukiah High The maximum family size permitted is 8. The UCC asks that About his new position, Cyril says, “Through my work with School and Mendocino College, and is employed at Friedmans. applicants consider immediate family only. people living with HIV and with federally qualified health cen- The groom is the son of Maria Madueno and Alfonso The Food Bank will be handing out approximately 320 ters, I have developed a great appreciation for the challenges of Madueno Sr., both of Ukiah. He is a graduate of Ukiah High Thanksgiving baskets this year so space will be limited. They providing health care in rural settings. I have a compassion for School and Mendocino College, and is employed at Friedmans. recommend that applicants sign up early. The food bank is putting out a special plea for help this year: people and a commitment to ensure that every person has the state of the economy is such that they will especially need access to the best possible care. I am delighted to be a part of the help of the community. They will be asking for donations of improving the health of our communities through working with The Ukiah the following items: yams, cranberry sauce, canned fruit, stuff- ARCH members to provide access to quality health care for ing or stuffing mix, potatoes, celery, canned vegetables, pump- all.” kin pie or other pie filling and, this year, they want to add any Quality improvement initiatives have primary focus at type of boxed potato mix. Those who wish to donate a frozen ARCH. ARCH is a local nonprofit whose mission is to improve DAILY JOURNAL turkey, are asked to bring it directly to the Food Bank. There the health of the local communities by strengthening and sup- will be barrels placed at our local grocery stores and other porting the efforts of their members to provide access to quali- strategic places throughout Ukiah. ty care. Because ARCH member clinics provide health care to The UCC Food Bank’s address for donations is 888 North more than 42 percent of the people of Mendocino County, qual- Visit us online at: State Street. For more information, call 463-2409. ity improvement projects at member clinics have a significant impact on local health. Principle ARCH projects include the Accelerating Quality Improvement through Collaboration, a ukiahdailyjournal.com Fifth Elder Talk scheduled for Nov. 10 statewide approach to tracking and reporting clinical outcomes In the Fifth Elder Talk, scheduled for Monday, Nov. 10, at for chronic disease. To access healthcare at a local health cen- 6:30 p.m., the group will talk to community elder Ed Burton. ter, visit the ARCH web site at www.ruralcommunityhealth.org. B-2 – FRIDAY, OCT. 24, 2008 TIME OUT Editor: Chris McCartney, 468-3524 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected]

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

CHAOS GRID THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME by Mike Argirion and Jeff Knurek 24 27 32 29 RAPR 30 28 26 28 Unscramble these four Jumbles, TOEE one letter to each square, 30 24 25 26 to form four ordinary words. PSET 31 25 30 25 GRON SARBS

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26 27 28 24 PLAU Print answer here: 29 23 27 26 DITO (Answers tomorrow) 26 30 25 24 Jumbles: QUAIL BULGY LETHAL UNHOOK RTR I Yesterday’s 24 25 25 31 Answer: When the bar owner installed a sign, it BUTE became a — “HANG OUT” 10/23/2008 Doctors have begun declining to treat patients on Medicare Dear Annie: Yesterday, my doctor said I Violence Hotline says you may be in an abu- may be in an abusive relationship should con- could no longer be her patient because I was sive relationship if you answer yes to any of tact the National Domestic Violence Hotline at on Medicare and the reimbursements were too ANNIE’S MAILBOX these questions: 1-800-799-SAFE (1-800-799-7233). low. She told me not to bother trying to find Does your partner: Embarrass you with put- Dear Annie: The letter from “No Name as another doctor because they were all doing the By Kathy Mitchell and Marcy Sugar downs? Look at you or act in ways that scare It Will Cause Arguments” struck a chord with same thing. you? Control what you do, whom you see or me. My husband’s father is 86 and no longer I am now at a stage in life where having a talk to, or where you go? Stop you from see- drives. His 71-year-old mother is in fine health doctor is extremely important and I don’t treat Medicare patients. ing your friends or family members? Take but never learned how, so for the last four know what to do. Can doctors be required to However, there are still many physicians your money or Social Security check, make years, my husband has been driving them to take patients on Medicare? What about the who will, so don’t give up. You also can ask you ask for money or refuse to give you doctor appointments, grocery stores, church ethics of tossing old people out even when the your doctor about setting up a sliding-scale fee money? Make all of the decisions? Tell you outings, etc. patient has medical coverage? When a doctor so you can pay for some of the treatment your- you’re a bad parent or threaten to take away or I don’t mind that he helps his parents. In takes the Hippocratic oath, is the oath valid self. This is going to be a tremendous problem hurt your children? Prevent you from working fact, I think it’s respectful and considerate. only as long as a substantial profit is made? I in the near future, and we hope our next pres- or attending school? Act like the abuse is no However, he has a sister who lives five min- used to worry about those who have no med- ident will add it to the long list of issues on his big deal, it’s your fault, or even deny doing it? utes from them, plus nieces and nephews who ical insurance, but I should have been worried plate. Destroy your property or threaten to kill your could help, but my mother-in-law refuses to about this. -- Have Medical Coverage but No Dear Annie: October is Domestic Violence pets? Intimidate you with guns, knives or ask any of them to drive her. She only wants Doctor Awareness Month. According to the Maine other weapons? Shove you, slap you, choke my husband to do it and it’s taxing his job and Dear Have Coverage: It’s true that doctors Family Violence Project website, nearly one- you or hit you? Threaten to commit suicide? our relationship. We have a 10-month-old are not reimbursed for Medicare at the same third of American women report being physi- Threaten to kill you? baby at home. What can we do? -- Florida level that they are reimbursed by private insur- cally or sexually abused by a husband or Perhaps this letter will empower one person Dear Florida: Your husband must learn to ance companies. We’re sorry to say, for many boyfriend at some point in their lives. Love to leave a harmful relationship. I did (with say “no” so Mom will be forced to rely on oth- physicians, it is simply not cost-effective to should never hurt. 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703-08 LOST & LOST & HELP HELP HELP HELP 10-3,10,17,24/08 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE 30 FOUND 30 FOUND 120 WANTED 120 WANTED 120 WANTED 120 WANTED ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE Adoptions ACCOUNTING Earn Extra LVN / MA FOR CHANGE OF NAME 705-08 740-08 TECHNICIAN II Money Immediately! Mendocino Commun- Case No. SCUK CVPT ‘0852385 10-3,10,17,24/08 10-17,24,31,11-7/08 8 hrs/day, 3 P/T – Temporary ity Health Clinic SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA, FICTITIOUS Kittens, Cats, Dogs & FICTITIOUS days/wk, 12 mos/yr. Set your own seeks FT LVN or COUNTY OF MENDOCINO, 100 N. State St, BUSINESS NAME Puppies for adoption. BUSINESS NAME $16.88-$21.55/hr. hours! exp’d MA to support OFFICE Ukiah, CA 95482 STATEMENT Every Tuesday at STATEMENT With the price of cat Mendocino County Anyone needing clinical staff at Ukiah ASSISTANT ll IN THE MATTER OF THE APPLICATION File No.: 2008-F0610 Mendocino County File No.: 2008-F0649 food these days. I Office of Education immediate MONEY site. Exc. salary/ben- City of Healsburg. OF: Neena Eahnie Demas THE FOLLOWING Farm Supply on Tal- PERSON(S) IS THE FOLLOWING mage Rd. 11:30-2:30 was just a kitty look- 707-467-5012 or Start immediately. efits. (EOE) Email: Salary range $3663 THE COURT FINDS that Petitioner(s) Neena visit our website at (ARE) DOING BUSI- PERSON(S) IS Anderson Valley Ani- ing for a job at the of- Earn a Paycheck by [email protected] -$4468/per month, Eahnie Demas has/have filed a Petition for www.mcoe. NESS AS: (ARE) DOING BUSI- mal Rescue-Cheryl fices on S. Dora on delivering telephone plus excellent bene- Change of Applicant(s)’ name FROM Neena us/d/hr/jobs NCO Head Start - NESS AS: 895-3785 or Char- 10/17. I was ready to directories in the fit package. Per- Eahnie Demas 1) KENNETH SCHIL- to view announce- Mendo Co D & S TRUCKING submit my resume Lake & Mendocino forms responsible TO Sarah Webb Hayes LING CELLARS lene 468-5218. ment. Deadline Aide - for HS Ctr. 3700-A Road J when before I knew Area Must have a car clerical work, pro- THE COURT ORDERS All people interested 2) VERITAS RIDGE to apply 11/3/08 Sp/Eng Bilingual pref. Redwood Valley, CA what happenned I and insurance, be 18 vides information in this matter appear before this court to show 3) VERITAS $8.17/hr Must submit 95470 was at the Ukiah Bail Agent Trainees yrs +. Get paid within and customer assis- cause why this application for change of VENTURES NCO app: 800-606- Darrell Edmond Sla- Shelter at 298 Plant Xlnt career opp., 48-72 hours of com- tance and acts as a name should not be granted on: 4)EXCLAMATION 5550x302 or ton Rd. I am a meduim- willing to train & work pletion of route. Plus receptionist in sup- HEARING DATE: 11/07/2008 at 9:30 a.m. in 14100 Mountain www.ncoinc.org. House Road 3700-A Road J sized long hair brown any schedule, a car allowance. port of the City’s Dept E, located at Court House, 100 N. I was at Jerico Vine- Closes11/3 @ 5 PM Hopland, CA 95449 Redwood Valley, CA tabby female. I join Sales exp., bilingual Clerical and ware- Planning and Build- State Street, Ukiah, California 95482 yards in Hopland (postmark not 131 Garden Avenue 95470 many many other lost a + e-mail resumes house positions also ing Department. The Dated: 9/25/2008 around 10/17 and accepted). EOE San Rafael, CA This business is con- cats here at the shel- to [email protected] available. ideal candidate will /s/ John A Behnke thought I would NOTE TELLER 94903 ducted by an Individ- ter. If you lost me or Case Manager CALL TODAY – possess strong cus- JOHN A BEHNKE just do some wine or Savings Bank of Verutas Ventures ual. The registrant another cat be sure 40 hrs wk working START TODAY tomer service skills Judge of the Superior Court grape tasting. Before Mendocino County LLC commenced to trans- to come down and w/youth ages 16-24 (888) 745-4568 and excellent com- I started I learned is seeking a Note 131 Garden Avenue act business under look through the lost in ind. Living prog. Job Ref. # 1250 puter and organiza- grapes can make a Teller in our Loan 749-08 San Rafael, CA the fictitious business cats at the shelter. MA pref. in related www.Deliver tional skills. Re- dog very sick and the Accounting Dept. 10-24/08 94903 name or names listed field or BS min. Must PhoneBooks.com quires education wine is also a "no, Req. interaction with MEETING NOTICE This business is con- above on 10-22-88. HELP have 2 yrs exp work- Directory Distributing equivalent to com- no". Now I am loan customers & ducted by a Califor- Endorsed-Filed on 120 WANTED ing w/at-risk youth in Associates pletion of the twelfth waiting at the Ukiah processing various grade and a mini- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Mendo- nia Limited Liability 10/16/2008 at the MAKE A mental health or res. EXP. SERVERS Shelter for my peo- types of loan mum of two years cino Council of Governments (MCOG), which Company. The regis- Mendocino County DIFFERENCE IN care.. Job #10-CM Apply in person ple. On 10/25 a new payments & payoffs. general clerical or is the regional transportation planning agency trants commenced to Clerks Office. THE LIFE OF A HR File Clerk 20 hrs Jensen’s Restaurant family may adopt me. Completes some office experience. for Mendocino County, will meet on Monday, transact business un- /s/Darrell E. Slaton CHILD! JOIN THE entry level. Filing, 1550 Lovers Ln. I am a young Black data entry in bank’s Must possess a November 3, 2008, at 1:30 p.m. or as soon der the fictitious busi- DARRELL E. SLA- TRINITY TEAM! copying, general of- Lab who has lost 1⁄2 F/T Temp loan systems & good working knowl- thereafter as possible, at the Ukiah City ness name or names TON Trinity Youth fice duties. Must of his tail. Please relationship data- edge of Microsoft Council Chambers, 300 Seminary Avenue, listed above on N/A. Services-Ukiah have 1-2 yrs office (possible perm.) come to visit me at base. Must type 40 Word and Excel. Ex- Ukiah, CA to consider the following item: Endorsed-Filed on A social service exp. Job #10/HR Sales/Cashier. 298 Plant Rd or call wpm. Must handle perience working 09/26/2008. at the NOTICES agency serving Must pass fingerprint 10 Sage at 467-6453 Apply in Person cash accurately with Networks, the Public Hearing - Adoption of Mendocino Mendocino County ADOPTIONS & abused & neglected clearance, pre-emp THE SOUND (previous teller exp. Internet and other County Coordinated Public Transit - Human Clerks Office. FOSTER CARE Lg. Reward! No que- youth in a Residen- phys & TB. Valid desirable.) Must software programs Services Transportation Plan /s/Ellen Jean TLC Child & Family tions asked for return tial Treatment Cam- CDL, clean DMV COMPANY pass teller test. such as Microsoft Duenow Services seeks families. of Nikon camera & pus is looking for req’d. Fax resume to: FT Admin Asst need- Computer skills pref. Power Point and Ac- MCOG will hold a public hearing to consider ELLEN J DUENOW, Reimbursement, training access. along with CHILD CARE 707-462-6994 or mail ed for Non-Profit in Starting salary cess is desirable. adoption of a Mendocino County Coordinated MANAGING MEM- & professional support Ukiah Lions cheer WORKERS. PO Box 422 Ukiah, Hopland. Heavy data range; $1740-$1916 The job announce- Public Transit – Human Services Transporta- BER provided. 463-1100 bag. 707-513-9989 CCW is responsible CA 95482. Facility entry. Phones, mail, per month DOE. #236800809 ment listing benefits, tion Plan which identifies existing transporta- LOST Black & white for the daily care & #236803015/236801 interact with public. Apply in person at tion services, identifies gaps in service, and 918. EOE qualifications and 719-08 male neutered 5mo. supervision of cli- Send resume to 200 N. School St., prioritizes strategies for meeting transporta- SUPPORT education require- 10-10,17,24,31/08 old kitten. No collar. ents & living condi- Child care (my home) karen.kallen@solar Ukiah, CA by tion needs of the elderly, disabled, and low in- OUR ments and the re- FICTITIOUS Last seen early Oct. tions. Swing & 5mo. old girl. 2-3 dys living.org Mon.,Oct. 27, 2008 come. In order to be eligible for certain Fed- quired city applica- BUSINESS NAME TROOPS on W. Side Ukiah nr Night shifts availa- wk. 4-6 hrs.dy. $5- Ken Fowler Auto at 4:00 p.m. eral grant funding sources, future projects tion can be obtained STATEMENT DVD DRIVE!!! Pine & Grove, very ble. Starting at $10hr 354-3696 aft. 2 Center seeking EOE/AA m/f/v/d must be consistent with the plan. The plan is on our website at File No.: 2008-F0631 The troops need friendly 367-1553 $9.40/hr. On-call Direct Care Work trained auto techni- available for review on MCOG’s website at NURSE CARE www.ci.healdsburg THE FOLLOWING to be entertained. $9/hr. Must be 21 No Exp.Needed!! cian, F/T. Benefits. .ca.us or by calling www.mendocinocog.org. PERSON(S) IS Please donate yrs old. Excellent Morning, eves, Apply at www. MANAGER the city of Healds- (ARE) DOING BUSI- your used or new benefits, including graveyard. Drug test applyautojob.com/ for community-based, burg, Personnel Of- The purpose of this public hearing is to re- NESS AS: DVD’s. We will medical, dental, vi- req., no test for can- FowlerAutoCenter non-profit HIV/AIDS fice, 401 Grove ceive public testimony prior to formal adoption TOLLINI RODS ship them to the sion, tuition reim- nabis, gd DMV. Per- Lead LVN prgm in Lake Co. Exp Street, Healdsburg, of the Plan. For further information, please troops in Iraq. Any 355 Kunzler Ranch On 10/22 my friend, a bursement & FREE sonal care, cooking, Mendocino Commun- with case mgmnt & CA 95448. Phone contact Nephele Barrett, Senior Planner, at type of DVD. G, Rd Unit M black male Schip- co-op child care. cleaning, driving & ity Health Clinic 707-431-3322. 707-463-1859. PG, R, but noth- HIV/AIDS pref, will Ukiah, CA 95482 Must pass pre-em- providing living skills seeks FT Lead LVN Deadline to apply ing too bad. perke, and I, a white train. Mon-Fri., F/T, ployment physical, training to adults with 11/3/08, 5:00 PM. Casey J. Tollini Thank you for male West Highland for Willits site to Phillip J. Dow drug test & back- developmental disa- exc benefits. RN req. 9737 West Rd your support! The Terrier, heard on supervise nursing EOE/AA/ADA Executive Director ground check. bilities. 3,6 bed group Resume & cover let- Redwood Valley, CA troops really ap- Hwy 20 there are buf- staff and perform 95470 falo! So off we went APPLY AT homes, estb. in 1988. lead nurse duties. ter to: Community Ukiah residential preciate the 915 W. Church St. This business is con- DVDs. Drop off to see this unusual 485-0165, 485-5168, Exc. salary/benefits. Care 301 South State childrens facility Ukiah or fax ducted by an Individ- boxes are at sight. We decided to 468-0602 (EOE) Email: St, Ukiah, CA 95482, is looking for caring, resume ual. The registrant ●Potter Vly Com not join the pack, so LVN/CPT–Psychiatric [email protected] Communitycare707. responsible individu- SUBSCRIBE TODAY! 877-382-7617 commenced to trans- munity Health Ctr. we let a motorist Clinical Case Mgr. LOOKING for snack com (707)468-9347 als to join our team. ●Potter Vly Hi. Scl. www.trinityys.org act business under scoop us up and Mendocino Commun- distributor for the EOE At least 1 yr exp.pref. In Redwood Valley EOE ity Health Clinic the fictitious business ● bring us to safety the Ukiah/Santa Rosa Will provide on the 3 Pepper Pizza. seeks FT exp’d LVN name or names listed In Ukiah: Ukiah Shelter at 298 area. Great income Support developmen- job training. Also 2 The Ukiah COOK CCC FT 5 or CPT for Ukiah site above on 9/22/08. ●GI Joe’s, Plant Rd. If you know opportunity. Vehicle tally disabled persons graveyard shifts ● days/wk. $14.54/hr to provide nursing & Endorsed-Filed on Christmas us please come and provided. Benefits. in their own home. avail. Starting sal. Dreams & Gifts. Exp in meal planning, case mgmt. support 10/08/2008 at the take us home or else (530)662-3500 ext 17 Evening shifts, week- $12.12 hr. 403B, Mendocino County Or call Jasmine or we will be looking for cooking, supervision to Staff Psychiatrist. ends. Pick up app. at Chris Snider at On site manager. great benefits, & vac. Clerks Office. new homes on 10/29. of kitchen workers. Exc. salary/benefits. 182 Thomas St. DAILY JOURNAL 743-2215 or sml 20 unit complex. pkg. Fax resume /s/Casey J Tollini Call Sage if you can Pick up app at 2600 (EOE) Email: Ukiah or Christina 489-4592 Maintenance exp. 707-463-6957 707-468-3500 CASEY J TOLLINI help us at 467-6453 Old River Rd EOE [email protected] pref. 707-391-3406 468-9326 THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL FRIDAY, OCT. 24, 2008 -B-5

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Must be friendly, 620 CYCLES $300, 1, $400. 485- TREE responsible & HOMES ‘78 Harley Shovel- gets results! 0602, 367-2744 7 ft tall, only used professional; office 330 FOR RENT head. Custom work. once for a wedding. & minor maint. A quiet dwntwn office. 1 bd 1 ba cottage. Runs. $5000/bo. Bought at JC Penney skills req. Salary +2 359 N. Oak. Waiting Horse property-Hwy 707-459-3479 bd. apt. (no pets rm., kitc. $300 mo 20 P.V. $875/mo. for $200. Asking With so many advertising incl util. 463-1081 489-1916 price $115. please). Visit our 4X4'S office for details & DELUXE OFFICE Please call 468-3505 mediums dividing the attention of 12AC Lake view, lg FOR SALE application: 3 Rm. Suites about pick up. 650 home w/apartment, 3 potential customers, newspapers Realty World Great loc & parking Firewood wholesale IZUZU TROOPER car garage, rec room Selzer Realty 272-8605 462-1749 Seasoned mostly 1986 4 whl dr, 4spd $3000 391-7612 remain the most effective source 300 E. Gobbi St. Madrone $150 cord. very clean, runs great $1550 467-1959 Ukiah FOR RENT 1bd. house on Blue 10 cord min. Willits. for reaching consumers. Why? Beautiful vintage Lakes. S/W/G pd. 707-354-4394 TRUCKS Patient Services Simply put, newspapers reach office bldg in N/S/Dogs. $700/mo. PETS & 670 FOR SALE Representative desirable area +$800 dep. 275-3327 500 SUPPLIES 2000 Ford F350 Mendocino Commun- 1200 sf. $1800/mo. more people, more often. Highly 2bd.1 ba. Rwd. Vly. 1 MEDIUM BALL Diesel Dually ext ity Health Clinic 516 S. State Ukiah Newly remod., N/P, PYTHON cab w- 6sp tran, portable and highly visible, seeks FT PSR for Call Terry 463-1463 Ukiah site to provide N/S, N/D. $1050/mo. for sale $100 goose neck hitch, newspaper ads go with people customer service LEE KRAEMER 485-6068 459-2919 tow pack, superchip $12000. 485-0368 to patients (call cen- Real Estate Broker 2bd1ba.Garg. Lg. 2 female purebred and stay with them. or 272-9699 ter, front reception, fen. yd. Nr school. Chihuahua pups. 1 L. etc.). Exc. salary/ 1 sml pet. $1050/mo GOBBI STREET Hair, 1 S. Hair. Must GMC SIERRA SLE That means your business is more benefits. EOE. Email: 462-5005 OFFICE SPACE see. $450 ea. DOB 05 1500 HD 4wd, XM [email protected] likely to be on their minds when 600+/- sq. ft. w/pkg. 3bd.2ba. Quiet street 7/4 707-718-5585 crew cab, 21k on 7 PHARMACY TECH near H.S. Fen. back A Children’s Cos- yr/70k warranty. $19k Licensed in CA. they’re in the market for related BRAND NEW! yard. N/P. $1500/mo. tume pet & toy pa- obo 707-621-2123 Salary DOE. Call BUILD TO SUIT rade. SAT OCT. 25 + dep. 327-9089 CARS products or services. When it Joanne 707-468-5220 Office or Medical 11am Moochie Poo- Enjoy the vineyard FOR SALE POST OFFICE Will divide chie 610 S. State St 680 comes to spending your view & low maint. NOW HIRING! 1974+- sq. ft. w/pkg. 462-1848 $$CASH FOR YOUR yard from your lrg ex- Avg Pay $20/ hr, $57 MALE BLUE neut JUNK CARS $$$ For advertising dollars, make the K/yr, incl. Fed ben, OT. tensive deck. Newer DOWNTOWN Chihuahua., all shots, your old used cars! Placed by adSource not OFFICE RETAIL Spacious 3bd.3ba. FREE pick up in choice that’s tried and true: affiliated with USPS who Vaulted ceilings. Dbl microchip, loving, Hi-traffic Location frisky. $65 535-9949 Ukiah area! Lost title hires. 1-866-292-1387 2500+- sq. ft. w/pkg. car gar. Edge of ok. Steel drop boxes Newspaper advertising works PROGRAM REP II Ukiah $1475mo+dep. TRICK OR TREAT for scrap metal also harder for you. $3,009-$5,115/mo E. Fine Agt. 272-4057 with your costumed available upon re- pet Sat Oct 25 2-4pm UC Hopland Ctr, in OFFICE SPACES Great 3bd 2ba Willits quest, call 707-546- Moochie Poochie 610 Hopland, CA. Devel- 2nd Floor, State St. w/view $1300 or 7553!!!! op and Implement S. State St 462-1848 Elevator/pkg. Beautiful Studio w/ba 1969 CHEVY To advertise, call today Science Ed Outreach UKC famous blood- & more $650 N/S, pet IMPALA 2dr, new program K-12. Valid lines blue-nose pitbull MED. OFFICE or negotiable 486-7193 engine, new uphols- 707-468-3500! Teaching Cred. Apply puppies, razor edges, RETAIL In Ukiah- 4bd, 2 1/2 tery, primered $2500 to UC Employment special offer. $550/m, South Orchard bath Good views, no (916)549-3793 loc Office, HR Admin. $650/f. Must see! 3400+/- sq. ft. w/pkng pets. $1600/mo. 582 Ellen Lynn in RV Bldg., Orchard Park., (707) 391-2090 508-8773 Davis , CA 95616 for 468-8951 SUBSCRIBE TODAY! Office/shop/retail job #11428. Open IN WILLITS 510 LIVESTOCK The Ukiah until filled but no later 2181 S.State, Ukiah 3bd, 2ba. Dbl gar. DAILY JOURNAL OAT HAY! 707-468-3500 than 11/21/08. For 1000 sq ft. $550/mo w/d incl. N/S/P $1175 $12-$14 per bale, application, call 707- + sec. 462-8273 + Dep 489-9003 Honda Accord ‘89 Orchard Grass Soon XL, 4 dr., CD, runs 744-1424 (TDD 530- APARTMENTS POTTER VALLEY 2 621-3897 good. $1900/obo. 752-7140) or see 300 UNFURNISHED bd, 2ba + den. Mo. to web site: http:// FARM 468-7918 $825-$895 NEWER Mo. Home is for sale. www./hr.ucdavis.edu/ EQUIPMENT 2 bdrm w/pool, A/C, $1250. 495-5960 520 VW Bug ‘69 Porsche Emp. EOE. 1981 KUBOTA mtr kit. New clutch, garage, yard & Pri., fen. 2ac. Rwd V. Resp, indiv. to help B7100. 830hrs. 4wd. reblt 4spd. runs nd laundry. 463-2325 Sml. 1.5 bd & 1.5 ba., w/ care of female. Exc. cond. w/bhoe 7 valve job. Super Cln. Garg., deck, Lndry, Tues. -Sat. hrly wage 1 bdrm., 1 ba. Dnstrs. imp. $9000 354-3226 $2500/bo 467-1959 ref. bkgrnd check. apt. $600 mo + dep. N/S. $1200/mo. Area with barn for 2 horses 621-2262 Indoor cat OK. GARAGE +$300. Agt 485-7840 RN Care Manager, 468-5661 590 SALES Priv ac near town. P/T in Clearlake 2 APARTMENTS Big Garage Sale! new 2bd 2ba. N/P/S, working with AVAIL NOW. N/P, Lots of clothes, furn., refs + sec. $1300 seniors. PHN prefer- Credit report & score toys. Sun. only 8-4 895-3934 red. Exc. Bens. a must. $100 gas 1975 Talmage Rd. Resume to CCMC: card upon approval . Redwood Valley, Big Sale! Rdwd. Vly. 14642-C Lakeshore 485-0841 newly built 2 bdrm, 2 Industrial Park Dr., Clearlake, CA 2BD 1BA bath home, $1500/ 960 School Way 95422.. See water/garbage, mo. includes utilities. 10-2 Fri.Sat. Sun. communitycare AC & heating 972-4260 707.com for job desc. FREE GARAGE 462-8600 Super nice 1bdrm. Seeking F/T Program SALE SIGNS. CHINOOK GARDEN Sm office, carport, Manager in Ft. Bragg Realty World Selzer 2bd/2ba all applian- yard. Rdwd Vly for grant seeking & Realty. 350 E. Gobbi oversight, & to en- ces + garage. $1200/mo 485-0104 Furn. toys, appl. sure program re- Flat $1050/mo, Town of Nice-3bd2 clothes. 1120 Bel Ar- quirements are met. TH $1025/mo. sec. ba. Remod. Credit re- bres off Uva in R.V. Salary DOE. Call dep. $700, pet dep port & score a must. Fri. & Sat. 10-2 (707) 462-8879 for $500 sorry no dogs N/P. No Garg. $800 full job description. 468-5468 mo. $100 gas card Moving Sale TLC Child & Cozy 1 bd., 1 ba. upon approval. Sat. only. 9-3 Family Services upstairs flat in a 485-0841 274-9815 1751 Tamage Ct. private country seeks 2 additional TRAILER FOR SAT & SUN 8-? setting, w/views. homes for Shelter RENT 3b, 2ba con- 2201 Woodlake Dr in Includes stove, re- Care program tract $1200/mo & Deer Wood. Lots of Applicants need to frigerator, wood $1500 dep. Utilities good stuff have at least 1 spare stove & on-site pd except gas & Sat, 10/25 8 am - bdrm to house a child laundry facilities. for up to 30 days. elect. 468-5435 1pm 1660 Carrigan $750/mo. Ln. Househld items, Guaranteed monthly ROOMS allotment. Generous Call Realty World baby items. Selzer Realty at 350 FOR RENT increase upon place- Sat. 10/ 25 9am - 4 ment. Income tax-ex- 707-468-0411 Bdrms w/kit. priv. Sun.10/26 9am - 2 empt. Exp. with chil- Private area. Pool, 5 9855 dren req. Parents will Lg 1bd upstrs. pri- ac nr Lake. 2400 sf. West Rd. R.V. receive training, + So- vate deck, pool,lndry, hse. $600ea. 485-7448 cial Worker, in-home carport. No Sec. 8. Sat. 10/25 9am - 5 support & respite. $750. 463-2134 WANTED TO Free Pumpkins Need 1 or 2-parent MARLENE VILLAGE 380 SHARE RENT homes, with 1 parent 9940 Main St home full time. Home 2bd/2ba all applian- FURN rm for resp. Potter Valley with no more than 1 ces + garage. wrkg indiv. nice loc Sat. 9-1 900 blk of W. biological child consid- Flat $1100/mo. $500 + dep util incl. Clay. Plants, house- ered. Retirees invited TH $1075/mo., sec. n/s/p/d 707-462-9225 hold, toys, camp to apply. Contact TLC dep $700 468-5468 707-463-1100 Furn., spacious picnic tble., shelving. PARK PLACE Lic#236800809 room. Cent. loc, fem. Sat. 9-3. Camping, 1 bd. $800. 2 bd. pref. $500 + dep. util. decoys, eng. stnd, 5 $910. T.H. $1050. WELLNESS CASE incl. 391-2206 hp indust. gas eng., MANAGER: Pool, Garg. 462-5009 like new. 10 antique Room in Brooktrails FT working w/youth Spacious 2bd. Pool. collectable bikes-fold- H20, trash pd. $850. home. Full use of ers & 3 whl. Lewis ages 16-24. AA pref. bdrm. ba., kit. priv. Then you’re in luck. w/1-2 yrs exp. Work- N/P. 462-6075 winch, rope blks, Se habla espanol. $500/mo. 459-3991 tools, business ing w/at-risk youth. W/SIDE 2BD, 1BA MOBILES FOR womens sml. clothes, Job#10-TAY, Facility wtr/trash, carport, 390 RENT household & misc. #236803015. lndry, cntrl h/a Mobile space for 550 Bel Abres Rd. Check out our weekly PROGRAM $800 + dep ref req rent up to 8x35. off Uva Rdw. Vly. SUPERVISOR: Jack Cox & Assoc Senior Park. $310/ Sat. 9-4. Golden Rule FT for shelter in Wil- 462-6060 mo. + $310 last mo Mobilehomes 16100 N Hwy 101 #15. New mi- “On The Market” lits to be responsible APARTMENTS rent. incl. wtr., sew., ter saw, lougne chr. etc. garb. N/P. 462-7630, for direction, coord. 310 FURNISHED Sat.10/25 8 am - 1 468-5607 of program & staff. Lakeside Resort Liv- 331 S Spring St. Real Estate Section every Friday in M.A. pref in related ing at Blue Lakes furn, tools, toys, field or BA min. +2yrs w/kitchenette.$250wk 420 BOATS much more. exp working w/at-risk .Utils. incl. 275-2181 Boat slips-Clearlake YARD SALE youth in residential $60mo. Holiday Har- SAT. 9-3 320 DUPLEXES bor. 3605 Lakeshore 475 POMO DR. setting, Job#10-PS. Blvd. Nice. 263-2580 UKIAH Must pass fingerprint 2BD, 1BA DUP., bkgnd through DOJ, $850 + dep, pets BUILDING neg. avail 11/1 Call SUPPLIES REC VEH FBI, CAC, pre-emp 430 621-2721 after 4:30 610 CAMPING phys & TB before GREENHOUSE Roof/wall panels. 2bd1ba. AC, fen. yd., ● ● hire. Valid CDL, Poly carbonate 3x16 L( )( )K clean DMV. Specify wtr. swr. garb. pd. N/P. $890/mo. + $65 744-1721 2000-Class C Job # when applying. $890 462-1396 ITASCA-SPIRIT Fax# (707)462-6994 MOTORHOME 3bd2ba (Ukiah)single 460 APPLIANCES or mail: HR P.O. Box 22 ft. gar. N/P, N/S. Must USED Great Condition! 422 Ukiah, CA provide current credit APPLIANCES Low miles. 468-3500 95482. Close date rep. $1100/mo $1500 & FURNITURE. $23,000 10/24/08. EOE sec. dep. 838-0686 Guaranteed. 485-1216 485-5389 B-6- FRIDAY, OCT. 24, 2008 THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL SSERVICEERVICE DDIRECTORYIRECTORY HEATING & FLOORING INSTALLATION EXCAVATING COOLING SERVICES Silver Bells CAMPING Terra Firma Exc. Willits KOA FIN All Terrain Excavation Family Camping EL OS & Utilities Specialist • Gas • Power “EXPERT SERVICE Resort D FLOORING • Water • Telephone Custom Photo Calendars WHEN YOU NEED IT” Check • Earthwork/ Mugs • T-Shirts Carpet • Service & Repair Out Our Site Development on all Brands Mousepads & More! 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