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7 58551 69301 0 Monday: Cloudy most of the day 50 cents tax included DAILY JOURNAL ukiahdailyjournal.com 16 pages, Volume 147 Number 280 email: [email protected] Felony abuse charges filed against horse owner By BEN BROWN felt the abuse done to the animals appeal with the county asking for the The Daily Journal Each count carries a penalty of a justified the felony charges, adding return of his horses and to determine District Attorney Norman Vroman $20,000 fine and up to three years that Paul Michelsen, a veterinarian at if Animal Care and Control staffers filed charges Friday against James the Witt Large Animal Practice in acted appropriately when they seized DeNoyer, the Westport man whose in state prison. Redwood Valley, described the con- 35 horses were seized last month by dition of each horse to the Sheriff’s See HORSES, Page 15 county officials. years in state prison. Office. DeNoyer is charged with 36 One of the horses, a mare, was “It will send a message,” submitted photo counts of felony animal abuse, and a found dead at the scene. McFadden said. A volunteer network has been warrant has been issued for his Roni McFadden, a leader of the A court date has not been set for caring for this horse and oth- arrest. Each count carries a penalty volunteer network that has cared for DeNoyer because he has not yet been ers seized by Animal Care and of a $20,000 fine and up to three the horses since their rescue, said she arrested. DeNoyer has filed an Control last month. BOARD OF SUPERVISORS Hwy. 20 crash kills child 2 declare 3 others injured in candidacy accident By BEN BROWN in 5th Dist. The Daily Journal A 4-year-old boy died By SETH FREEDLAND in a traffic collision The Daily Journal Friday evening on Two 5th District residents Highway 20 three miles declared their candidacy for east of the Buffalo David Colfax’s seat on the Ranch, and three other Mendocino County Board people were injured. of Supervisors this week, in At 5:01 p.m., emer- the opening throes of what gency services respond- is expected to be this year’s ed to the scene of the tightest election race. accident, near milepost Both Bob Gardner, a 41. A Ford pickup head- retired salesman and current Cooperrider ed west on Highway 20 reporter for the Anderson drifted across the center Valley Advertiser, and Els line and struck the front Cooperrider, co-owner of driver’s side of a Toyota the Ukiah Brewery Co. and 4-door sedan. Both Restaurant, hope to unseat vehicles were thrown the current board chairman. onto the south shoulder In potentially far-reaching of the road, and the decisions, Cooperrider has sedan hit an embank- Amy Wellnitz/The Daily Journal declared she will restrict ment. Emergency personnel remove the roof of a Toyota to extricate the driver following an acci- donations to $100 -- in Don Schaus, of dent on Hwy. 20 about 5 p.m. Friday. keeping with campaign Lakeport, who was dri- finance reforms proposed at ving behind the sedan the city level -- and Gardner and witnessed the acci- said he will not accept any dent, said he saw the money at all. Gardner pickup drifting into the Cooperrider previously eastbound lane and contested Colfax for the office in 1998, but moved over, but the Colfax won a narrow race to kick off his tenure sedan in front of him on the board. Since her defeat, Cooperrider led continued to drive last year’s Measure H charge to rid the county straight ahead. of genetically modified organisms and last “I don’t think he ever February received the Women’s History saw it coming,” Schaus Coalition’s “Women Change America” award. said. So why run now, almost a decade since her The driver of the last foray into public office? sedan, a 35-year-old “I see some tremendous changes coming man from Orangevale, down the line for this county,” Cooperrider Calif., whose identity said. “And I believe this county needs a local was not released, suf- government that will anticipate these changes. fered major injuries and We weren’t prepared when (development appli- was airlifted to Santa cations) started coming in, and the county spent a lot of time and energy processing those appli- See CRASH, Page 15 cations that weren’t even in the general plan. It seems to me the Board of Supervisors should (Above) A Mendocino County sheriff’s officer begins to clear anticipate (projects) with good policy. debris from the accident scene Friday night. (Right) An adult ath- Otherwise it doesn’t serve the people.” letic shoe lies next to a pair of infant shoes following the accident. Anticipating the future is a trait Cooperrider, Debris and personal effects were strewn about 50 feet from the a Ukiah resident, believes she displayed during car. (Top right) A piece of the Toyota lies about 50 feet from the rest the ramp-up to Measure H. When she began of the car along Hwy. 20. collating support, friends told her the proposi- tion was a waste because GMOs were not a See FIFTH, Page 15 AG sues builder of Noyo River Bridge $2 MILLION TO $3 MILLION ESTIMATED COST Lawsuit accuses company and obtain all necessary permits. Lockyer contends the company has repeatedly not of violating air pollution laws obtained Air Quality and other permits, allowing it to Hopland School sustained The Daily Journal underbid competitors whose costs reflect the expense of obeying the law. MCM is also being charged with most flood damage in state California Attorney General Bill Lockyer violating unfair business competition laws in those announced Friday he has filed a lawsuit against bids. By LAURA CLARK were also destroyed by floodwater MCM Construction, accusing the company of “This construction company cheated Californians The Daily Journal Dec. 30. In fact, all the books in the statewide violations of air pollution laws, and gain- twice,” Lockyer said. “It repeatedly flouted It’s only an estimate, but based on school’s library were lost, he said. ing an unfair advantage in bidding on state construc- California laws that govern air quality, then gained the opinion of an insurance adjuster, “According to the consultant who tion projects as a result of breaking the law. lucrative state building projects by undercutting Hopland Elementary School sustained visited us today, Hopland School sus- Lockyer was joined in the suit by Mendocino companies that abide by the law. I am filing this law- $2 million to $3 million in damage dur- tained by far the most damage of any County District Attorney Norman Vroman and suit because cheaters should not prosper.” ing the recent flood, Ukiah Unified school in California as the result of the Ventura County District Attorney Gregory Totten. The lawsuit represents the latest in a series of col- School District Superintendent Ray flooding,” Chadwick said Thursday, MCM has been the successful bidder on several laborations between the Attorney General’s Office Chadwick said. following a walk through of the site large Caltrans projects, including the Noyo River and local prosecutors to address company violations That figure refers to the structural with a representative from the School Bridge in Fort Bragg. Caltrans requires that all con- of environmental law on a statewide basis rather than damage and about $750,000 worth of tractors working for it meet environmental standards county by county. textbooks, materials and supplies that See SCHOOL, Page 15

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C K 2 – SATURDAY, JAN. 14, 2006 DAILY DIGEST Editor: Jody Martinez, 468-3517 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected]

on Cuba’s eastern tip. FUNERAL NOTICES “So long as the war on terror goes on, and so long as there’s a threat, we will inevitably need to hold people that would do our- [\ The world briefly Witness’s for nearly seven- selves harm,” Bush said at a White House press conference with CLYDE ALLEN PATTERSON ty years. Merkel. Clyde Allen Patterson Clyde is survived by his The United States says the detainees are suspected Taliban or was born in Stent, CA son, Daryl Patterson and California death row inmate says al-Qaida operatives or soldiers, but lawyers and rights groups say March 16, 1911 and died daughter in law Karen he is too old and sickly to die many were victims of circumstance who are not violent. January 12, 2006 in Patterson, three grandchil- Bush and Merkel both had tough warnings for Iran over its Placerville, Ca at the age of dren, Lorraine Patterson, SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — California’s oldest death row nuclear brinksmanship. “We will not be intimidated by a country 94. James Patterson and Bryce inmate — a 75-year-old who is legally blind and nearly deaf — such as Iran,” Merkel said. She also condemned statements by His early years were Patterson. is asking the U.S. Supreme Court to do something it has never Iran’s leader challenging Israel’s right to exist. spent ranching in Southern Memorial services will done before: block an execution because of the condemned man’s Oregon. He also worked in he held at the Kingdom advanced age and infirmity. Clarence Ray Allen’s attorneys con- Iran threatens to end cooperation with the lumber industry and Hall of Jehovah Witness’s tend that executing a feeble old man amounts to cruel and unusu- later on worked five years at 734 S. Orchard Ave. in al punishment banned by the U.S. Constitution. IAEA if referred to Security Council for the State Hospital in Ukiah, CA at 1 p.m. on Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger on Friday denied Allen clemen- cy. Barring a last-minute reprieve by the courts, the governor’s TEHRAN, Iran (AP) — Iran threatened Friday to end surprise Talmage, CA. He was also a January 16, 2006. inspections and other cooperation with the U.N. nuclear watch- minister of Jehovah decision means Allen will become the second-oldest person put to death since the U.S. Supreme Court allowed capital punish- dog if it is referred to the U.N. Security Council over its nuclear ment to resume in 1976. program, and the president vowed his country won’t be intimi- dated by sanctions. Iran’s tough line came as Europe and the Please sign the guest book at www.ukiahdailyjournal.com. He is set to die by injection Tuesday for ordering three slay- ings while behind bars for another murder. United States were trying to build support for hauling Iran before Funeral notices are paid announcements. For information on the Security Council. They faced resistance from China, which how to place a paid funeral notice or make corrections to Allen, who turns 76 on the eve of his execution, has been on funeral notices please call our classified department at 468- death row for more than 23 years. He often uses a wheelchair and warned the move could only escalate the confrontation. 3529. had to be resuscitated after suffering a heart attack last year at San In Washington, President Bush and German Chancellor Quentin Prison. Angela Merkel urged U.N. intervention. The world needs to Death notices are free for Mendocino County residents. Death Schwarzenegger said Allen’s age and health did not matter and “send a common message to Iran that their behavior ... is unac- notices are limited to name of deceased, hometown, age, date noted that he committed his crimes at the age of 50. “His conduct ceptable,” Bush said. of death, date, time, and place of services and the funeral did not result from youth or inexperience, but instead resulted An end to U.N. inspections would be a dramatic breakdown in home handling the arrangements. For information on how to from the hardened and calculating decisions of a mature man.” the already faltering diplomatic attempts at reining in Iran’s place a free death notice please call our editorial department nuclear ambitions. The United States and many in Europe fear at 468-3500. In Mississippi last month, John B. Nixon Sr., 77, became the oldest inmate executed since capital punishment was reinstated in Iran aims to develop nuclear weapons. this country. He did not base his appeals on his age. The brother of one of Allen’s victims said the arguments in U.S. Army reconnaissance helicopter Pt. Arena man jailed favor of sparing the killer’s life are nonsensical. Robert Rocha — goes down in Mosul, two killed whose sister, Josephine, was murdered at a Fresno market in 1980 by a hitman Allen hired — said Allen’s repeated appeals are MOSUL, Iraq (AP) — Insurgents apparently shot down a U.S. in shooting of woman the only reason he is old and frail. “Mr. Allen feels he is too old Army reconnaissance helicopter in this northern city Friday, killing its two pilots, in the second fatal helicopter crash in Iraq By BEN BROWN a short time later in a traffic to die,” Rocha said. “We feel Josephine was too young to die. She was only 17 when she was taken from us and murdered.” in less than a week. The Daily Journal stop. Frank was driving away Allen was serving time for murder when he ordered the three One witness said he heard machine-gun fire before the heli- Deputies from the Mendo- from the location in his vehi- copter crashed, and children told soldiers that the sound of gun- cino County Sheriff’s Office slayings because he feared the victims’ testimony would hurt the cle at the time of his arrest. success of his appeal, prosecutors said. Allen’s hired hit man, fire came from three or four directions and that the helicopter was responded to the report of an The victim was transported Billy Ray Hamilton, was also sentenced to death. flying erratically, possibly trying to evade it. attempted murder Wednesday to an out-of-county medical The helicopter looked like it crashed on a muddy plateau and at 4 Mamie Laiwa Road in facility by REACH air ambu- Attorney general to testify at Senate then cartwheeled down a 25-foot embankment that was sloped at Point Arena and arrested a lance and is listed in serious about a 45-degree angle. It came to rest near strewn garbage. The Point Arena man. but stable condition. hearing on NSA domestic spying helicopter’s two pilots — the only people aboard — were killed. Deputies arrested Jack MCSO Capt. Kurt Small- The pilot may have tried to land it in the dirt clearing, about 20 Frank, 46, on suspicion of WASHINGTON (AP) — Attorney General Alberto Gonzales comb described the shooting said Friday he will testify publicly at a Senate hearing on the feet from some mud huts with clothes hanging along lines. attempted murder for alleged- The crash came as Lt. Gen. John Vines, chief of the Multi- ly shooting an unnamed 18- as a domestic violence situa- Bush administration’s domestic spying program, in the face of tion and said Frank and the questions from lawmakers and legal analysts about whether it is National Corps Iraq, predicted increased attacks around Iraq year-old woman, also of Point when final election results are released next week. At least 500 Arena. The victim was shot victim had a dating relation- lawful. Gonzales said he reached an agreement with Sen. Arlen ship at the time of the shoot- Specter, R-Pa., chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee, to people and more than 50 U.S. troops have been killed since the once in the abdomen with a Dec. 15 elections. .22 caliber long rifle. ing. answer questions about the legal basis for the National Security Deputies responded to a Frank was booked into the Agency’s warrantless eavesdropping on telephone conversations 911 call at 5:30 p.m. made by Mendocino County jail, between suspected terrorists and people in the United States. Australian pop star’s cancer has not a witness to the shooting. On where he is being held on “We believe the legal authorities are there,” Gonzales said at a recurred; treatments continue the way to the scene, they $300,000 bail. news conference at the Justice Department. “The president acted consistent with his legal authority in a manner that he thought LONDON (AP) — Kylie Minogue is still being treated for received information about Ben Brown can be reached at breast cancer, but the disease has not recurred since surgery last the suspect and arrested Frank [email protected]. was necessary and appropriate to protect the country against this new kind of threat.” year, the Australian pop star’s publicist said in a statement Friday. The attorney general said he will not discuss operational Minogue underwent successful surgery in May to remove the aspects of the program at the hearing, which is expected to occur cancer. Since that operation, the results have been positive. DA REPORTS Kyen campground on Marina next month. Specter said Sunday that he had asked Gonzales to “Fortunately we are still able to say we have received no news Drive. Boaters are advised to testify publicly. of a reoccurrence of the cancer,” the statement read. “However, SENTENCING -- Reuben be aware of floating and sub- at this point in time, Kylie’s treatments are continuing.” Casillas, 46, of Fort Bragg, merged hazards Gun-wielding middle school student “Kylie remains keen to return to work and in particular to was sentenced to nine years in Courtesy docks have been reschedule the Showgirl Tour of Australia,” it added, referring to state prison Friday for solicit- removed from the water for shot by SWAT team in Florida the 2005 tour that was postponed soon after Minogue was diag- ing the murder of five Fort the time being, and the road nosed with breast cancer. Minogue underwent chemotherapy in Bragg area residents. into the Bushay campground LONGWOOD, Fla. (AP) — An eighth-grader was shot and wounded by a SWAT team officer in a school bathroom Friday Paris following her surgery in Melbourne, Australia, and is now Casillas attempted to hire will remain closed as well as reportedly back in Australia. Special Agent Darren Brew- the Mesa day-use area and the after he pulled out a pellet gun that resembled a real weapon, ster, who was working under Oak Grove and Pomo A, B authorities said. He was shot after raising the gun at deputies. cover, to kill five people he and C day use areas until fur- Seminole County Sheriff Don Eslinger said the 15-year-old Mularkey resigns; Levy doesn’t felt were connected to the dis- ther notice for debris cleanup. boy brought the gun to Milwee Middle School in his backpack. rule himself out as replacement appearance of his sister. Eslinger said two students saw it and one persuaded the other to report it, causing a scuffle. ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. (AP) — Coach Mike Mularkey’s CORRECTIONS The alleged gunman told one of the students to go into a clos- abrupt resignation came as a shock to the Buffalo Bills. An even CALTRANS REPORTS et, ran from the classroom and “traveled with this firearm bigger surprise might be who refused to rule himself out as a can- The Ukiah Daily Journal throughout the campus,” Eslinger said. Deputies eventually iso- didate for the job — Marv Levy. CLOSURE reserves this space to correct -- Route 101 at errors or make clarifications to lated him in a restroom, and the school was evacuated. A week after taking over as the Bills general manager, and Confusion Hill opened to con- news articles. Significant errors “At one time he held the gun to his neck. As the deputies despite owner Ralph Wilson insisting Levy wouldn’t be consid- trolled one-way traffic at 8:30 in obituary notices or birth attempted to establish dialogue, he raised the firearm and lethal ered to replace Mularkey, the 80-year-old Hall of Fame coach a.m. Friday. Motorists can announcements will result in force was used by the sheriff’s office,” Eslinger said. declined to say he wasn’t interested. expect delays of up to 30 min- reprinting the entire article. “I really, sort of, don’t even want to comment,” Levy said utes. Errors may be reported to the Bush rejects German leader’s Friday at a news conference. “I can’t answer it because I want to editor, 468-3526. talk the whole situation over. But we’re going to address it swift- suggestion to close Guantanamo prison ly.” CORPS OF ENGINEERS WASHINGTON (AP) — President Bush rejected a suggestion Levy added that he didn’t plan on being the coach when he LOTTERY NUMBERS by Germany’s new leader that the U.S. close its prison at accepted the GM’s job, but said the situation has changed with LAKE MENDOCINO -- DAILY 3: night: 1, 9, 7. Guantanamo Bay, saying after a first meeting with Chancellor Mularkey’s unexpected departure. The Army Corps of Engineers afternoon: 1, 2, 5. Angela Merkel on Friday that the facility is “a necessary part of His comments, however, contradicted what Wilson stated min- announced Friday it would FANTASY 5: 2, 10, 11, protecting the American people.” utes earlier after announcing Mularkey’s resignation. Asked reopen sections of Coyote 15, 38. Guantanamo has become a symbol in Europe for what many whether Levy, who was standing off to the side, would be a can- Dam and Lake Mendocino for DAILY DERBY: 1st: 12, people see as Bush administration excesses in hunting down and didate, Wilson said: “Absolutely not.” recreational use. Both areas Lucky Charms; 2nd: 07, interrogating potential terrorists. At least one German is among Wilson had a chance to restate his position after listening to were damaged in the New Eureka; 3rd: 02, Lucky Star. about 500 foreign-born men held indefinitely at the prison camp Levy, but declined to do so. Year’s weekend flooding. Race time: 1:41.95 Areas that will be open are MEGA MILLIONS: 5-21- CUSTOMIZED HOME LOANS the north and south boat 27-44-53. Read about it ramps, the overlook and dam Meganumber: 36. in the day-use areas on the south end Jackpot: $15 million. 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RELIGION SATURDAY, JAN. 14, 2006 – 3 Editor: Richard Rosier, 468-3520 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected] RELIGION BRIEFS Jewish and Buddhist traditions RVCC to host singing group 3 By Faith this Saturday blend in February retreat The public is invited to a concert with 3 By The Daily Journal Faith, a high-energy group that offers a wide A collaboration between variety of contemporary Christian music on Buddhists and Jews in mid- Saturday, Jan. 21, 6 p.m. in the Redwood February will offer an unusual Valley Community Church sanctuary. retreat and ritual experience to This week Pastor Kevin McDougall returns all interested people. with a message focused around interviews of The Ukiah Community of five volunteers with the local pregnancy coun- Mindful Living, a group of seling center. His messages are at 8:30 and 11 a.m. Cub Scout pack #77 meets in our facility practitioners in the Mindfulness on Mondays at 6:30 p.m. New scouts are wel- tradition of monk and teacher come. Thich Nhat Hanh, and Kol Awana is on Tuesday from 6:30 to 8 p.m. HaEmek, the Inland Mendocino This is for kid's age 3 years through 6th grade. Jewish Community, are co- The junior high and high school youth sponsoring this event. group meeting times and location: High School It will take place at Mariposa Encounter is Wednesday at 7 p.m. with a topic Institute, a rural setting west of of “Hope for eternity” junior high Fuel Up is Ukiah, from Friday evening, Thursdays at 6:30 continuing a new series on Feb. 17, through Sunday, Feb. “Love” both in the youth room upstairs in the 19. Participants may choose to social hall. attend for part or all of the Their women’s group continues with Bible weekend. study on Wednesday at 9 to11 a.m. An exciting As taught by the Vietnamese men’s Bible study occurs every Thursday night Zen Buddhist master Thich at 7 p.m. in the church library classroom. Nhat Hanh, Mindfulness Visitors are welcome. The sewing circle will emphasizes awareness of the be continuing to do projects for the church and present moment and uses medi- community on Thursday starting at 1 p.m. tation as a way to follow a spir- Finally, our 55 year and older group “The itual path. 17 this service will be at the reflection, and connecting with funds. Speedsters” will be having their monthly lun- The retreat will include retreat.) nature is open to everyone; no For those considering partial cheon on Friday at noon in the social hall. times of meditation, practiced Historically, according to prior experience with medita- attendance, the Shabbat service especially in silence and in a Rabbi Shoshanah Devorah, Tu tion or Jewish practice/tradi- is free, while cost for the Tu First Baptist Church to have wooded environment of B’Shvat marked the time when tions is necessary. The retreat B’Shvat seder is $10. The seder Mendocino County. All meals one year’s harvest of fruits was will deepen our awareness and is a ritual rather than a meal guest Rev. Harrison Sunday will be taken in silence. complete and the new year’s water the seeds of compassion and will last approximately two However, there will be ample Rev. William A. Harrison of Vacaville will cycle of growth and fruition for our planet. In our use of hours, after the retreat lunch on opportunities for spoken shar- was beginning again. fire for food and cooking, we Sunday. be welcomed by members of First Baptist ing and reflection, group dis- Church this Sunday as their new Interim In the society of ancient will observe the spirit of Accommodations are rustic; cussion, and creative expres- Israel this division had practi- Shabbat and ecological princi- people will sleep inside heated Pastor. sion through writing, music, He will be preaching on "Who Is Jesus?" cal significance as well, in con- ples of earth conservation.” rooms that contain no beds, so movement and/or art. nection with annual taxes col- A welcome to retreat partici- participants should bring equip- from John 1:1-5 for the morning service at The Jewish calendar places 10:50 a.m. Rev. Harrison completed require- lected on harvests. The holiday, pants will be expressed at 7 ment for “indoor camping.” the holiday Tu B’Shvat, with though not as widely known as p.m. on Friday evening, with Also, since parking space at ments for the Master of Divinity degree at the its emphasis on nature and American Baptist Seminary of the West, with Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur, the Shabbat service following Mariposa Institute is very limit- marking of “the birthday of the and Passover, nonetheless con- at 7:15. Registration may be ed, carpooling is encouraged. additional graduate study at San Francisco trees,” during this time of year. Theological Seminary and Glendale School of tinues to occupy its place on completed as early as 3:30 For more information, call Thus one retreat activity on the Jewish calendar, and in p.m.; a soup and salad dinner Jo-ann Rosen at 462-7749. To Theology. He has served in the ministry as Sunday, Feb. 20, will be a Tu youth pastor, associate pastor, senior pastor, contemporary times “the birth- will be available at 6 p.m. obtain a registration packet, B’Shvat seder (ritual celebra- day of the trees” has converged People attending the retreat contact Susan Schulman by and chaplain for 31 years in the U.S. Army tion). Also, the retreat will Reserves. Since his retirement in 1997, Rev. meaningfully with environmen- have options to be there for all email at begin with the Jewish weekly tal consciousness. or part of it. Cost for the entire [email protected] Harrison has served in the capacity of Interim Shabbat (Sabbath) service on Pastor for six California churches. A Youth Lyn Fine, an ordained weekend has been set on a slid- or by phone at (510) 547-3602. Friday evening. Buddhist teacher in the tradi- ing scale of $60-75 plus contri- To discuss special needs or Spaghetti Feed will follow the morning wor- (Usually, Kol HaEmek con- ship service in McCray Hall, sponsored by the tion of Thich Nhat Hanh and bution of one vegetarian dish concerns about Shabbat obser- gregants celebrate Shabbat at one of the event organizers, for one of the potluck meals; vance, food or accommoda- Youth Department as a fund-raiser for their their shul, or gathering place, new Youth Room. commented, “This meditative organizers say that no one will tions, call Rabbi Shoshanah in Redwood Valley, but on Feb. All are welcome and encouraged to attend. weekend of silence, song, be turned away for lack of Devorah, 391-8013 Faith Directory APOSTLES EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH CROSSROADS CHRISTIAN CHURCH: HOPLAND BAPTIST CHURCH: Pastor Donald E. RELIGIOUS SOCIETY OF FRIENDS: The Religious (ELS): Pastor Matthew Thompson; Phone 462-8201; Those seeking answers to today’s questions Smith; Sunday morning Bible study, 9:30 a.m.; Worship Society of Friends (Quakers) meets for unprogrammed Sunday worship: 8:30 am; Sunday School: 9:30 am; are invited to come and experience Service, 10:30 a.m. Church is located near southeast cor- (silent) worship Fridays at 6:00 p.m. in the Walnut Communion 3rd Sunday; Confirmation class; Thurs. 5:30 God’s presence and realize His purpose ner of Junction Highway 101 and Highway 175; 744- Village Community Room at 1240 North Pine Street in pm; Adult Bible Study: Thurs 7 pm. Church is located at for life through relevant Bible preach- 1449. Come worship, love and serve Jesus Christ with us. Ukiah and Sundays at 10:00 a.m. at 332 Hillview Avenue 710-E S. State St., (Washington Mutual Bank Plaza) in ing by Pastor Joe Fry. We meet in the Ukiah Our message is “The Good News”. Jesus Christ died for in Ukiah. All are welcomed to worship at either or both Ukiah. Valley Conference Center at 200 South School you and offers you a personal relationship with an abun- Meetings. For more information call 485-8350 or 463- Street. Worship service at 9:00 and 10:30 a.m. with nurs- dant and eternal life of victory at Hopland Baptist Church. 0266. ASSEMBLY OF GOD: Pastor Lehman Myatt; Sunday ery and children’s classes at the 10:30 a.m. service. An There is a ministry for you. Come to Him. School, 9:30 a.m.; worship, 10:45 a.m. and 6 p.m.; SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST: Pastor Wednesday Family Night, 7 p.m. Church is located at 395 awesome youth group meets Thursday evenings at 6:30 p.m. at Trinity Baptist Church on South Dora. Reach us at KOL HA EMEK INLAND Paul Hawks and his associate Shawn N. Barnes St.; 468-1468. MENDOCINO JEWISH 272-9722. Paris invite you to worship with us COMMUNITY: Rabbi Shoshanah Saturday mornings at 1390 Laurel ASSEMBLY OF GOD: MINISTERIO HISPANO: Devorah. Friday Night Shabbat Services: Avenue in Ukiah (462-5455). Sabbath ECKANKAR - RELIGION OF THE Pastor Edward Echevarria. Actividades del Domingo: 1st & 3rd Fridays in our Shul. 6:30 p.m. - services begin with SonRise Escuela Dominical, 12:00 a 12:45 pm, Servicio de LIGHT AND SOUND OF GOD: Dairy/Vegetarian Potluck dinner follows. Fellowship (8:20 to 9:15 a.m), fol- Adoración, 1:15 p.m. Actividades de la semana: Martes y Worship Services, Introductory Talks, Shabbat and Holiday Services. Religious School: lowed by Sabbath School (9:30 to Jueves, 7 p.m. Local de la Iglesia, 395 N. Barnes St.; 467- Book Discussions and Satsang. Public Sunday 10:00 a.m. Torah study and adult classes. Culteral 10:50 a.m.) and the main Worship 2797. welcome. Call for location and times. 1- Celebrations. 707-468-4536. Service (11:00 a.m. to 12:15 p.m.). Services in Spanish, 800-423-0771 or 468-5870 FREE book 9:30 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. Welcome. ASSEMBLY OF GOD, REDWOOD VALLEY: available. NAZARENE CHURCH: Ukiah Valley First Church of Reverend Kim Harvey, Senior Pastor; Sunday worship the Nazarene. Co-pastors Barbara and Jack Cobbs. ST. PETER EASTERN CATHOLIC CHURCH 190 begins at 10 a.m., with kids’ church available at that time. FIRST BAPTIST: Associate Pastor, Mike Dobbs; Youth Sunday schedule: Sunday School and Adult Bible Class, Orr Street, Ukiah (at the corner of Orr and Brush streets). Nursery available for children under 5. Wednesday is Pastor, O.J. Johnson; Pastor Emeritus, William C. 9:30 a.m. Morning worship, 10:45 a.m. Tuesday Women’s Pastor Fr. David Anderson. Schedule of Services: Family Night, with classes for teens, and children ages 4- Duncan. Early morning Worship at 8:15 am, Sunday Bible Study, 9:30 a.m. Wednesday Bible oriented program Saturday: Great Vespers 5:30pm; Sunday: Matins- 7:30 12 beginning at 7 p.m. The adults will participate in an in- School for all ages at 9:30 am, morning worship at 10:50 for children, 6:30 p.m. Church is located at 604 Jones am; Divine Liturgy- 9:00 am. For information about depth Bible Study. For more information 485-7684. am, Wednesday Awana club at 6:15 pm. The church is Street. 462-4869 weekday services, please call Fr. David at 468-4348, or CALPELLA COMMUNITY: Pastor Bill Norbury; located at 300 W. Smith Street. For details or other minis- stop by the church for a printed schedule. tries, please call 462-2779. NEW LIFE COMMUNITY CHURCH: (An Worship Service Sunday, 10 a.m.; Bible studies, Wed. 10 Evangelical Free Church). Pastor Dan a.m., Thurs. 6 p.m. Church is located at 6251 Third St. THE RIVER FOURSQUARE CHURCH- Come join FIRST CHRISTIAN (Disciples of Christ & United Bergstrom and his staff invite you to our us for inspiring, enjoyable worship and heartfelt Bible (Third St. is behind - West- of the Calpella Post Office), contemporary, reverent worship service P.O. Box 37, 485-7983. Church of Christ): Sunday worship is 11:00. Adult teaching in a casual atmosphere each Sunday at 10:00 Bible Study before worship beginning at 9:45. We cele- Sunday at 9:00 a.m. Children are invited am. We also provide a nursery area and Sunday school to participate in Children’s Church. CALVARY BAPTIST: Pastor David Donnell, Sunday brate Communion at the Lord’s Table each Sunday. Our for children aged 3-10. We meet in the Fine Arts building Classes for all ages meet at 10:45. at the Redwood Empire Fairgrounds in Ukiah. Need more morning services: 8:30 a.m. and 11 a.m.; Sunday school - Table is an open table and all are welcome to share with Nursery provided. Opportunities for children, youth, and 9:45 a.m.; evening service 6 p.m.; AWANA clubs - us. Children begin worship in the sanctuary and after information, call us at 462-7766. We look forward to adults are available during the week. Our church is meeting you! Wednesdays, 6 to 8 p.m., Sept.-May; mid-week prayer - Children’s Time they are excused to their Sunday School located at 750 Yosemite Drive. (behind Burger King), Wednesday, 7 p.m.; jr. high youth Tuesdays. 7 p.m.; sr. classes. Classes are available for both younger and older phone 468-9251 or [email protected] for more informa- TRINITY BAPTIST: Pastor Mike Fenton; Sunday Bible high youth, Wednesdays, 7 p.m.; Church is located at 465 children. 140 N. Spring Street. Pastor Cherie Marckx. tion. www.newlifeukiah.org Luce Ave., call 462-5638. Phone: 462-5830. Study, 9:45 a.m. (all ages); Worship, 11 a.m.; Nursery for birth through preschool. Wednesday Prayer and Adult NEW LIFE UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCH 266 CALVARY CHAPEL OF UKIAH: Pastor Les Boek; Bible Study, 6 p.m.; Wednesday Youth Group (ages 6-12) FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST (CHRI- East Smith Street, Ukiah, CA. Pastor David Moore. 707- 6:30 p.m. Church is located at 900 S. Dora; 462-8569. Sunday morning service 10AM. Wednesday night bible STIAN SCIENCE): We welcome you to visit our serv- 462-3496. Thursday night bible study @ 7:30. Sunday study at the church. 1045 S. State St., Ukiah; For more information. Call 485-1002. Listen to C.S.N at 88.1 FM. ices and our reading Room. Our Sunday service is at 10 morning Sunday school @ 10:00. Morning Worship @ UKIAH BIBLE CHURCH: Pastor, Rev. a.m., with Sunday school at the same time for students to 11:00. Richard Oliver and Youth Pastor, Dave CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER-DAY age 20. Our Wednesday meeting is at 7:30 p.m. and Dick; Sunday School for all ages 9 SAINTS: You and your family are welcome to worship includes a time for sharing.The Reading Room is open to POTTER VALLEY BIBLE CHURCH: Pastor Tony a.m.; Sunday Worship service 10:15 with us. There are two blocks of services: Second Ward: everyone on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays from Arnds. Sunday School, 9:45a.m.; Worship Service, a.m., nursery care available; fol- Sacrament - 9:00; Sunday School/Primary - 10:20; Gospel 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. 204 S Oak St., 462-6155, 11:00a.m.; Wednesday Bible Study, 7:00p.m. 10501 Main lowed by refreshments and fel- Study (18+) - 10:20; Relief Society (women) and [email protected]. St., Potter Valley, CA 95469. 743-1598 lowship; Children and Youth Priesthood (men) 11:10. Bishop Carl E. Morgensen 462- ministries; Young Married 0566. First Ward: Sacrament - 11:00; Sunday FIRST PRESBYTERIAN: Pastor Sherry Budke. Al REDWOOD VALLEY COMMUNITY CHURCH Sr. Fellowship; Jr. & High School Parents’ Fellowship; School/Primary - 12:20; Gospel Study (18+) - 12:20; Damon, Alfonzo Ucan. Sundays at 9:00: Worship, Pastor Kevin McDougall; Youth Pastor Justin Talso; Worship Hosting Precept Bible studies on Thursdays. Church is Relief Society (women) and Priesthood (men) 1:10. Hispanic Worship, Nursery (2m-2yrs.) Kingdom Kids Services at 8:30 & 11:00a.m.; Sunday School for all ages, located at 2140 Arroyo Rd., 462-0151. 9:45a.m. Sr. High youth group Wednesday, 7:00-9:00p.m.; Jr. Bishop Dennis A. Cooper 462-1242. Every Wednesday Children’s Program (3yrs-5th grade) Adult Sunday evening 6:00 to 8:00 there are youth and Cub Scouts High Youth group Thursday, 6:30-8:30p.m.; College/Career, UNITED METHODIST: Pastor Lisa Warner-Carey; School Class. Sundays at 10:30 am: Worship, Nursery Sunday 7:00p.m.; Women’s Bible Study, Wednesday, 9:45 activities for the public and members. For more informa- (2m-K), Kingdom Singers (1st-5th grade) begins 10/9, Jr. Worship and Sunday school, 10 a.m. Soul Purpose, a tion and specific times, contact the Bishop from either a.m. and Thursday, 6:30 p.m.; Men’s Ministry small groups modern evening worship experience featuring up beat High, SR. High and Adult Sunday School Class, Radio meet at varying times a week; Adult Home Bible Study’s Ward. Church Services are held in the front building at Broadcast: K-WNE 94.5FM. Corner of Perkins and Dora music, will be at 5:30 every Sunday. Childcare for infants 1337 S. Dora St., Ukiah. meet Wednesday and Thursday. Church is located at 951 Streets. Handicap accessible. 468-9235 School Way, Redwood Valley; 485-8541 and toddlers. Offered weekly, religious studies, youth activities, and small group ministries. On going special CHURCH OF CHRIST: Welcome to the Church GRACE LUTHERAN: 8:30am Traditional Service; 9:40am Bible Study/Sunday School; 10:30am RELIGIOUS SCIENCE CENTER FOR POSITIVE community events. Church is located at 270 N. Pine St. of Christ 25 Norgard Ln. Need a ride to bible class or 462-3360. services call 462-2248 or 548-4276. Bible study Sunday Contemporary Service. 200 Wabash Ave., Ukiah; 462- LIVING: Minister Dr. Candice Becket; Sunday 10 a.m.; “Book of Ephesians” taught by Warren Beaman; 7795. Fax: 462-7798. Email: [email protected] Power Service 9:00-9:30 a.m., Meditation Service 10:00- 10:15 a.m., Celebration Service and Youth Church 10:30 UNITY OF UKIAH: Gina Scott, Spiritual Leader; Worship 11 a.m.; Sunday Eve 5 p.m.; Sermons by new Morning meditation, 10 a.m., Worship service, 10:30 a.m., HOLY TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH: Regional a.m., Teen Youth Group 6:00-8:00 p.m. Wednesday minister Dennis Hofschild. Bible study Wed. evening at Youth Ed Program/Children’s Church 10:30 a.m.; 7 pm - video series on “Old Treatment History” taught by Missioner Father Harry Allagree; Sunday Services will be Healing Circle 6:30 p.m. A new way to think, a better way to live. All welcome. Located at 741 S. Oak St., Ukiah Refreshments to follow; Located at 321 N. Bush St.; 462- Richard Rodgers from Sunset International Bible Institute. at 8 and 10 a.m. Wednesday Eucharist will be at 10 a.m. 4061. For more information call 462-1534 or 462-2248. The Church is located at 640 S. Orchard Ave: 462-8042. 462-3564. IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO INCLUDE YOUR CHURCH OR MINISTRY IN OUR FAITH DIRECTORY CALL OUR CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT AT 468-0123 FOR RATES AND INFORMATION. 4 – SATURDAY, JAN. 14, 2006 FORUM Editor: K.C. Meadows, 468-3526 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected] From the desk of... From the desk of...

MAUREEN DOWD NICHOLAS KRISTOF

Reach out and Waging a war we touch no one could be proud of Doing the math, you've got to figure that PUTTALAM, Sri Lanka -- One of the lessons of the the 12 wise men and one wise woman had tsunami a year ago is that however stingy we about 30 seconds apiece to say their piece to Americans have been in giving foreign aid, we want to the president about Iraq, where vicious do better. assaults this week have killed almost 200 and For every $100 of national income, the United raised U.S. troop fatalities to at least 2,189. States gives 17 cents in overseas development assis- It must have been like a performance by the tance -- a lower percentage than any donor country Reduced Shakespeare Company, which boils except Italy. But after the tsunami, Americans down the great plays and books to their responded with a wave of stunning generosity, and essence. Proust is "I like cookies." Othello there is growing bipartisan support for helping poor raps that he left Desdemona "all alona, didn't countries. telephona." "The Iliad" and "The Odyssey" It's an opportunity that President Bush should seize, condense into "The Idiodity." "Henry V" is "A by working with Tony Blair and Kofi Annan to wage king's gotta do what a king's gotta do," and a Global War on Poverty. "Antony and Cleopatra" is "Never get Bush could help revive his floundering presidency involved in Middle Eastern affairs." by providing moral leadership to the world. He has Beyond taking a class picture ringed taken half-steps in this direction, with his landmark around Bush's bizarrely empty desk -- a mes- Letters from our readers programs against AIDS in Africa and against sex traf- merizing blend of "Sunset Boulevard," "The ficking, but his overall efforts against global poverty Last Supper" and a "Sopranos" ad -- the for- Why Solar Living Center call at 744.2017 or give online at have been grudging. It's sad when we must rely for mer secretaries of state and defense had to www.solarliving.org. Thank you for the moral vision on poverty on a compassionate rock star, make the most of their brief colloquy with W. needs the money opportunity to correct Scott Freeman’s Bono, or a generous computer geek, Bill Gates, The spectral Robert McNamara might have To the Editor: misconceptions about our non-profit. instead of our president. enlightened on Vietnam: "Didn't understand John Schaeffer If the tsunami demonstrated how generous the culture. Misjudged the opposition. Didn't I am writing to clarify the points in Scott Freeman’s letter in the paper Jan. President and Chair Americans could be, it also showed the blindness of a know when to get out." If he was a fast talker, Solar Living Institute system that responds to natural disasters but neglects he could have added: "It's the dominoes. If 15. Scott asks why the Solar Living Institute in Hopland should be seeking Thank you ongoing suffering. For example, here in the north- Iraq falls, then Syria falls, then Lebanon falls, western Sri Lankan town of Puttalam, people might be and before you know it, all of Southeast Asia flood relief when it has “Plenty of money To the Editor: as a Big Business.” Scott has apparently better off if the tsunami had reached this far and -- I mean, the Middle East -- will fall." On behalf of our board of directors, staff sucked a few victims out to sea. Melvin Laird only needed to add: "Ditto." confused Real Goods, the corporation, and volunteers, I would like to thank the Al Haig's summation would have been a with the Solar Living Institute, the 501-c- generous community members who That's because people in this area have been sitting cinch: "I resign. I'm in charge here. I resign -- 3 non-profit entity. To clarify this com- “adopted” a Project Sanctuary family this in shantytowns for 15 years after being displaced by again." monly held misconception, let me explain holiday season. These wonderful people civil war, yet they have never gotten half the help that Instead of his good-soldier silence, Colin that the non-profit Solar Living Institute helped make it possible for many of our has gone to tsunami victims. Unicef showed me Powell could have redeemed himself with (SLI) rents, manages, and nourishes the clients and their families to celebrate the around a hospital where a 13-year-old boy, Abdul four words: "I should have resigned." Solar Living Center from Real Goods’ holidays even though they’ve recently suf- Quadar, is so malnourished that he stands just 3 feet 9 Madeleine Albright might have succinctly parent corporation Gaiam. The SLI’s mis- fered the hardship of leaving their homes inches tall and weighs just 26 pounds. The average 1- imparted some wisdom from Somalia and sion is to “provide inspirational environ- due to family violence. By “adopting” a year-old American boy weighs that much. Rwanda: "Didn't understand the culture. mental education” which it does through family and purchasing holiday gifts, their Abdul Quadar is smart and ranks 19th out of 50 in Misjudged the threat. Didn't know when to get its programs which include workshops in generosity has had a direct hand in helping his school class, but he is just about starving to death. in." renewable energy and sustainable living, these families feel the support of a caring Perhaps the malnutrition results from neglect (he's James Baker, Svengali and Sphinx, must educating many thousands since its incep- community while they rebuild their lives one of 10 children), or perhaps from some underlying have been thinking: "I told your dad not to let tion, SolFest, the annual solar energy fes- and their homes without violence for them- disease like tuberculosis or AIDS. But the hospital you in here. I could tell you how to get out of tival held in August, its EarthDay for Kids selves and their children. says this is the first time that a doctor has seen him. Iraq in 10 minutes, but you're too under the program which educates primary school Participants include: Shelly Sickles, If we are to help kids like Abdul Quadar, we can't sway of that nutball Cheney to listen." children about sustainability, and site Pam Resoini, Redwood Health Club Staff, wait for tsunamis. We need a War on Global Poverty, George Shultz only needed to say: "I have tours for many of the 200,000 annual visi- Hopland 4-H Club, Taylor Roberts, Bea and I suggest that it focus on three elements that might a tiger tattooed on my fanny," and Lawrence tors to the site. Stockton, Mark Davis Insurance employ- capture public imagination and support. Eagleburger could have abridged his thoughts The SLI is funded solely by its pro- ees, Alex R Thomas employees, Willits to "I need a smoke. Bad." grams, by donations from its 2,500 strong Curves members, Girl Scout Troop 120, membership, and from major gifts. The WIPING OUT MALARIA -- Each year, malaria It may seem disturbing at first, that with Karen Rogers, Mendocino Forest Products kills about two million people, many of them children, several hundreds of years' worth of foreign flood that devastated our site recently staff, Patricia Johnson, Cheryl Godin and caused over $150,000 worth of damage to and it helps stifle economic growth in Africa. Yet policy at his elbows, and a bloody, thorny her Bunko friends, Paul Conrado, Karen demonstration programs have shown us how to control mess in Iraq, Bush would devote mere the site submerging five vehicles, destroy- Kerr, Renee Kraft, Amy Heller, Native ing or severely damaging four natural it: with treated bed nets and low-level DDT spraying, moments to letting some fresh air into his American Leadership Program, Cheryl coupled with cheap medicines. It's a disgrace that we House of Pain. buildings, and causing a fire that com- Moore, Nina Moore, Maria Madueno and pletely burned down the intern living let two million people a year die unnecessarily. Sure, he has attention deficit disorder. But her Job Alliance coworkers, Carol CUTTING MATERNAL MORTALITY IN HALF - he just spent six consecutive days mountain- quarters - the large geodesic dome on site, Peterson, Mendocino Mustangs, Hopland among other catastrophies. There was no - Every year, more than half a million women die in biking and brush clearing in Crawford, Texas. Band of Pomo Indians, North Coast pregnancy and childbirth, and many more suffer Couldn't he devote 60 minutes to getting our flood insurance. The community has Opportunities staff, Elaine stepped up and in only one week has injuries like fistulas. Countries like Honduras and Sri kids home rather than just a few for a Neuenschwander, Ukiah Methodist Church Lanka have shown us how to cut maternal deaths -- "Message: I Care" photo-op faking sincerity? donated over $50,000 to our recovery members, Roberta Health, Mary Lamb and efforts (toward our goal of $150,000) and what is lacking is simply the will to do it. "We all went into the bubble and came her Fetzer Valley Oaks coworkers. EDUCATING GIRLS -- If women are literate, they out," one of the wise men noted. over 50 kind-hearted individuals showed I would also like to extend a huge thanks up to help dig us out of the mud last hold better jobs and have fewer, healthier children. Eagleburger explained their role as props, to the folks who responded to our recent They also learn how to complain about injustice (my saying it was hard to volubly express yourself Saturday. This kind of community support letter expressing our need for financial sup- for our Hopland disaster including the next column will tell of an educated Indian woman with a president. "There was some criticism, port, as well as my gratitude to the people who has become a champion complainer). but it was basically 'You haven't talked to the efforts toward rebuilding the Hopland who send Project Sanctuary a monthly American people enough."' Lighting a ciga- Elementary School should make us all donation all year long. We couldn’t keep Some fine groups already tackle these problems. rette on the way out -- he'd thrown one in the proud to live in such a caring environ- our doors open and our programs running TamTam Africa fights malaria. Averting Maternal bushes on the way in -- he added the world- ment. without you. Thanks to each of you for Death and Disability saves mothers. The World Food weary coda: "We're all has-beens anyway." Should anyone wish to attend our sec- your contribution towards ending domestic Program and UNICEF run a terrific school feeding Eagleburger knows the truth. If W. had ond day of community site clean-up, violence and sexual abuse in our communi- program that keeps girls in class. But these are a drop wanted to really reach out, rather than just please come at 9 a.m. on Jan. 21 and ty. of water in an ocean of need. pretend to reach out so that his poll numbers bring gloves and rain boots. Should you Christine Hance To be sure, the real solution to poverty isn't cash would go up, he would have sought advice wish to assist our fundraising efforts to Project Sanctuary handouts, but economic growth. What distinguishes outside his warped inner circle long ago -- rebuild the Solar Living Center give us a Ukiah the African countries that are doing well, like including from his own father. Botswana or Rwanda or Mauritius or Mozambique, is Because W.'s mind is so closed to anybody good governance, which promotes growth. That's why except yes-men who tell him his policies and it's also crucial to encourage African leaders to nurture wars are slam-dunks, uneasy seasoned man- WHERE TO WRITE markets, trade and investment -- and to push out thugs like Robert Mugabe. darins are forced to make a noisy stink. Brent Sacramento, 95814. (916) 319-2001; Santa Scowcroft, one of Bush Senior's closest President George Bush: The White If President Bush took on global poverty in a major friends, had to resort to the pages of The New House, 1600 Pennsylvania Ave., Washing- Rosa, 576-2526; FAX, Santa Rosa, 576- way, I think the American people would sign on enthu- Yorker to voice his objections. He ominously ton, D.C. 20500; (202) 456-1111, FAX 2297. Berg's field representative in Ukiah siastically. And Laura Bush, who has shown an inter- said Dick Cheney, his old colleague, was (202)456-2461. office located at 104 W. Church St, Ukiah, est in women in the developing world, could greatly someone he no longer recognized. Governor Arnold 95482, 463-5770. The office’s fax number assist. Just as John Kennedy bolstered America's You wonder whether the other contempo- Schwarzenegger: State Capitol, Sacra- is 463-5773. E-mail to: image in the world when he started the Peace Corps raries of Cheney and Rummy from Ford, mento, 95814. (916) 445-2841; FAX [email protected] and the Alliance for Progress, we could restore luster Reagan and Bush I days were thinking the (916)445-4633 Senator Wes Chesbro: State Senate to our reputation around the globe. same thing at Thursday's meeting: Why have Sen. Barbara Boxer: 112 Hart Senate District 2, Capitol Building, Room 5100, What we need is leadership. Bush would do won- these guys gone so kooky? Office Bldg., Washington, D.C. 20510; Sacramento, 95814. (916) 445-3375; FAX ders for his legacy -- and, above all, wonders for the W. is drunk on Cheney Kool-Aid. So he got (202)224-3553; San Francisco, (415) 403- (916) 323-6958. Ukiah office is P.O. Box poor -- if he'd summon the moral vision to launch a testy when Albright pointed out that North 0100 FAX (415) 956-6701 785, Ukiah, 95482, 468-8914, FAX 468- high-profile Global War on Poverty. That is one Korea and Iran were going nuclear while the Sen. Dianne Feinstein: 331 Hart 8931. District offices at 1040 Main St., American-backed war that nearly all the world would U.S. was bogged down in Baghdad. Then, Senate Office Bldg., Washington, D.C. Suite 205, Napa, 94559, 224-1990, 50 D thunderously applaud. after a quick photo in the Oval, he shooed the 20510. (202)224-3841 FAX (202) 228- St., Suite 120A, Santa Rosa, 95404, 576- old-timers out, letting anyone who wanted to 3954; San Francisco (415) 393-0707; sena- 2771, and 317 3rd St., Suite 6, Eureka, Nicholas D. Kristof was appointed to a special stay talk to the security factotum Stephen [email protected] 95501, 445-6508. Email: senator.ches- post as columnist for The New York Times in Hadley. Congressman Mike Thompson: 1st [email protected]. 2001. Still busy spreading fog over the war, W., District, 231 Cannon Office Bldg, Wash- Cheney, Rummy and Condi had no time to Mendocino County Supervisors: ington, D.C. 20515. (202) 225-3311; FAX Michael Delbar, 1st District; Jim Watten- hear McNamara expound on the fog of war. In (202)225-4335. Fort Bragg district office, The Ukiah the picture, as Albright cringes, McNamara burger, 2nd District; Hal Wagenet, 3rd Dis- 430 N. Franklin St., PO Box 2208, Fort trict; Kendall Smith, 4th District; David looks haunted, unable to escape second- Bragg 95437; 962-0933,FAX 962-0934; guessing over Vietnam. Colfax, 5th District. All can be reached by DAILY JOURNAL The only thing that would have made the www.house.gov/write rep writing to 501 Low Gap Road, Room 1090, photo even more utterly phony was the pres- Assemblywoman Patty Berg: State Ukiah, 95482, 463-4221, FAX 463-4245. Publisher: Kevin McConnell Editor: K.C. Meadows ence of that vintage warmonger, Henry the K. Assembly District 1, Capitol, Rm. 2137, [email protected] Advertising director: Cindy Delk Office manager: Yvonne Bell

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Students seek help in fund for the Spring Conference, campaign finance man The Wall Street Journal credits with mak- reform, new Medicare rules and Gubernatorial ing Venezuela “Washington’s biggest Latin COMMUNITY BRIEFS raising for New York trip endorsement. Precinct training will be held American headache after the old standby, The public can help raise money for a from 6-7 p.m. before the general meeting. Cuba.” school trip to New York, between now and Several volunteers needed for each precinct. A discussion of the film will follow imme- Sweets and entertainment February for local students. Take recyclable Come and volunteer to do a little or a lot. For diately after the showing. This event is part of at the Ice Cream Social plastic and cans to Valley Recycling at 3201 N. more information, call Dolly Brown at 485- the ongoing Video Night series sponsored by State St. (behind Lightels) and tell them it’s for 7545. the Ukiah Valley Alliance for Democracy, a on Monday, Jan. 23 the New York trip. Ask for a receipt, put the non-partisan group of individuals devoted to Auditions for the ‘Vagina promoting awareness and local democracy. To The Mature Music Makers will perform at name of the child to get the credit towards learn more, contact the Alliance at the next Ice Cream Social in Bartlett Hall on his/her trip on it and turn it into Mr. Mastros, at Monologues’ starting soon [email protected] or 472-0724. Find a Monday, from 2:30 to 3:30 p.m. Pomolita School, or leave it the receipt with The community is invited to explore femi- calendar of Alliance events and monthly meet- Members, family and friends are invited to Vicky or Larry Wolfe at Valley Recycling. ings at www.my.calendars.net/Ukiah_val- enjoy pies and a scoop of ice cream, including They will forward to Mr. Mastros. Recycling nist issues of body, mind and sexuality culmi- ley_AfD. dietetic, plus several toppings for just $1 for donated without a specific name will be dis- nating in a production of Eve Ensler’s “Vagina members, $1.50 for non-members. Members tributed equally among all the students. Monologues” directed by Sarah Walker. over 90 or having a January birthday will have Interested parties should sign up for Theater Speed Bingo to be held free admission. The Celebrity Scooper will be Third annual Russla Hustle 220, section 4685 at Mendocino College. This to fund foster summer camp Ukiah Chamber CEO Cherie Blower. short-term class meets Tuesdays and to be held today by RVOEP Thursdays, 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. from Jan. 17 to Redwood Children’s Services is hosting a This popular community event is entirely fundraiser to support our foster summer camp funded by donations from Safeway Stores, The North Coast Striders Running and Feb. 25. High school students can take the class for free, and participants can choose their programs and may walk away with extra cash Creative Workshop, John Bogner and Gary Walking club will be hosting the third annual too!! Adults are invited to come and enjoy this Nix, Inez Hosea, Floyd Knox and several Russula Hustle. This year the Russula Hustle level of participation. Performances for the “Vagina Monologues” will be Feb. 23, 24 and fast passed game of Speed Bingo, There is no Senior Center members alternating on various will feature a 4 mile run/walk and a 2 mile admission fee or minimum buy in to play. It is supplies. All the proceeds go into the general kid’s run/walk at the Redwood Valley Outdoor 25. Auditions and an informational meeting will only $ per game/per card and may play as fund to support services to seniors.Regulars Education Project on Sunday at 10 a.m. A por- many cards as desired. Dolores Carrick and Russ Johnson will provide tion of the proceeds will benefit the RVOEP. be held Jan. 10 from 6 to 9 p.m. at Mendocino College Little Theater. Scripts will be available All proceeds will benefit the Empowerment music and songs during the event, with Eric The Redwood Valley Outdoor Education Camp for foster children. The camps have Larson as M.C. A special drawing from an Project is a project of the Ukiah Unified School in the business office of Mendocino College after Jan. 3. For more information, call Sarah allowed foster youth to experience fun, active, anonymous “Angel” for $50 cash (tickets are District providing one-day outdoor environ- reflective activities that increase self-esteem six for $5) will be held and door prizes drawn mental education experiences for students on a 272-1035. and increases their sense of accomplishment (tickets free with admission) including two full 45-acre woodland site. The Russula Hustle will Men and women who are interested in being through activities, They will spend time with breakfasts at the Windmills Restaurant. Special provide participants the opportunity to learn involved with this V-Day 2006 College other foster children, youth-mentors and staff selections of costume jewelry will be on sale about the vital educational resources offered at Campaign in any capacity (stage manager or in an activity oriented setting. Our participants from the Center Thrift Store. the RVOEP while enjoying the beautiful trails crew, technical assistants, distributing posters, arc eager for the next camp to be scheduled! For more information, call the Center at of the RVOEP. Hot soup will be provided after etc.) should call Sarah Walker and sign up for Come join the fun and help support our 462-4343. To donate 15 minutes of free enter- the run as well as prizes for participants. the class, or come to the audition meeting on summer camp program for the children and tainment, call Betty McGlade at 467-0680. Registration will be from 9 to 9:45 a.m. Jan. 10. (Only women can perform in the per- youth in our community. Come join in on Contact Andrea Davis at 485-5794 or formance.) Thursday, Jan.19 at 1621 Talmage Road from Local author to hold book [email protected] for additional information. All proceeds benefit Project Sanctuary. 6:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. For more Information call Russula is a family of typically terrestrial, 467-2000. signing, recipe, wine tasting mostly medium sized, often colorfully capped Free community screening of Haven Logan, author of the new book, “The woodland mushrooms that are often found at documentary ‘The Revolution Audubon Society to hold field Wine Country Diet,” will be at the Crab and the RVOEP this time of year. The Hustle is a Wine days at the Little River Inn, 45070 Main silly, fun disco dance. will not be Televised’ Jan. 19 trip to the Sacramento St. in Mendocino, on Saturday, Jan. 21. There The Ukiah Valley Alliance for Democracy National Wildlife Refuge is a $6 fee, and the event takes place from 2:30 Mendocino County Martin will present a free community screening of the Peregrine Audubon Society will lead a field to 4:30 p.m. The Inn will be serving crab cakes Luther King Jr. Day documentary The Revolution Will Not Be trip to the Sacramento National Wildlife featured in her new book, and offering wine Televised on Thursday evening, Jan. 19. The Refuge on Saturday, Jan. 21. This refuge is the tasting. She will also be holding a book signing Observance set for Sunday film will show at 7 p.m. at the MEC, located at winter home to huge concentrations of water- and talk on the idea of “conscious indulgence” The 13th annual Mendocino County Martin 106 W. Standley (between State and School fowl, including large birds such as Snow at the Mendocino Book Co. on Wednesday, Luther King, Jr. Day Observance will be Streets) in Ukiah. Geese, White-fronted Geese, and Canada Jan. 25 for more information, call (800) 860- Sunday, and Monday. On April 11, 2002, two independent film- Geese, as well as Sandhill Cranes, White-faced 3347. Sunday’s observance will be held at the makers were inside the presidential palace of Ibis, and Tundra Swans. Many ducks, such as Ukiah Seventh Day Adventist Church, at 1390 Venezuela President Hugo Chavez when he Northern Shovelers, Buffleheads, Common Jackson State Forest Laurel Avenue in Ukiah. The program will was forcibly removed from office. They were Goldeneyes, Green-winged Teal, Northern Environmental Report begin at 6:30 p.m. The free program will fea- also present 48 hours later when, remarkably, Pintails, American and Eurasian Wigeons and ture a wide range of music including gospel he returned to power amid cheering aides. more will also be seen. Ring-neck Pheasants available locally and chorale music the program will also Their film records what was probably history’s frequent the refuge, as do several birds of prey, shortest-lived coup d’état. Chavez, who was such as Northern Harriers, Red-tailed Hawks, The State Department of Forestry and Fire include audio/visual documentary and a keynote speech. elected in 1998, is beloved by his nation’s and sometimes Bald Eagles. Meet at Ukiah Protection has contracted with Creative working class and is a tough-as-nails, quixotic Long’s parking lot at 7 a.m. sharp, with a Workshop in Ukiah to produce and make avail- Monday’s observance will feature testimo- nials from community members and perfor- opponent to the power structure that would see lunch, clothing for all kinds of weather, water, able to the public for purchase, the new him deposed. The Revolution Will Not Be and your gear packed for carpooling. If anyone Jackson State Forest Environmental Impact mances from artists in the community. This plan on driving, have gas in the car. Persistent free program will begin at 4 p.m. The location Televised is a unique documentary about polit- Report SCH#2004022925. ical muscle and an extraordinary portrait of the rain will cancel this trip. The 700 page report is produced in three is to be determined. spiral bound books which include 38 full color The two day celebration is in observance of 11x17 map fold outs and 34 additional color the National Holiday in honor of Rev./Dr. pages. It is a complete copy and can be pur- Martin Luther King Jr. and his legacy. These chased for the cost of $201.40 per report. Cost two free events are provided to the public by includes tax, handling and USPS Priority Mail. the Mendocino County Martin Luther King, Jr. For an additional freight charge, the report can Organization (McMLK) and friends. be shipped United Parcel Service. Thinking Corolla, Civic or Passat... Creative Workshop, a local printing and Small water system copy firm, is located at 759 S. State St. in infrastructure workshop Ukiah. Major Credit Cards accepted. Orders Think Again. can be made by telephone: 468-0251 or 800- to be held in Ukiah
 694-9999; by email: [email protected] or in A free workshop sponsored by Rural  person. Allow a week to ten days for delivery. Community Assistance Corporation and the $ State of California, Department of Health * Experience Works now open Services, Drinking Water Program, to help 199/mo Mondays and Wednesdays small water system personnel and elected offi- cials plan for costs associated with system Experience Works (formally known as infrastructure rehabilitation and maintenance Green Thumb) is now open again. It is an older will take place from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Jan. 18 at worker training and employment service. They the Hampton Inn in Ukiah. Register online at help low-income people 55 and older to update www.rcac.org or by calling Mark Wiseman, their skills and get back into the work force. 916-447-9832 ext. 279. Participants receive training while assigned The workshop is entitled “Capital part-time to a local community based business Improvement Plans and Asset Management: or organization. They also get paid a wage Keeping Infrastructure Working and Planning while in training. There is no cost to the busi- for the Future,” and is free of charge. The nesses and no fees are charged. The office is Hampton Inn is located at 1160 Airport Park located in the Mendocino Works Building at Blvd. 631 S. Orchard St. Ukiah. Hours are Monday and Wednesday 11a.m. to 4 p.m. For more Educational forum in Ukiah information call 467- 5952. on the Precautionary Medical Assistant course Principle to be held Tuesday offered in Ukiah The Mendocino Partnership for the Precautionary Principle and the Mendocino Train to be a Medical Assistant in Ukiah Environmental Center are hosting an educa- 2006 Mazda 3i: with the Regional Occupational Program. This tional forum in Ukiah on the Precautionary More Horsepower, More Torque, More 5-month course will emphasize applied anato- Principle. This is an opportunity to learn more my and physiology, medical procedures, stan- about the Precautionary Principle and how it Head And Leg Room, Disc Front And Rear Brake Systems, dards and ethics, patient care and practices, can be applied to local, county decision-mak- Longer Basic Warranty (48 Months/50,000 Miles) vital signs, and CPR. Front and back office ing. On Tuesday from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at protocols will be highlighted in separate cours- Ukiah City Council Chambers, 300 Seminary es. An externship will be included in this train- Ave. ing. Start a new career today by calling the Guest speaker will be Debbie Raphael, pro- Mendocino County Office of Education at 467- gram manager for the City & County of San 5125. Francisco’s Toxics Reduction and Green “It’s our People and Service that Make the Difference!” Building Programs. Debbie is responsible for working with City Ukiah Main Street Program agencies, local businesses, and San Francisco is seeking volunteers residents to reduce the use of toxic chemicals and implement the City’s award-winning “Downtown Ukiah is the most visible indi- Integrated Pest Management, Environmentally cator of the local community’s pride, along Preferable Purchasing, and Green Building with its economic and social health, according programs. Debbie was part of the team of City to the Main Street Program. It can be either an staff and community members that crafted San asset or a liability in the effort to recruit new Francisco’s Precautionary Principle Ordinance residents, new businesses and industries, and is helping to lead the effort to implement retirees, tourists, and others to our communi- the principle within City government. ty,” says Joy Beeler of the Ukiah Main Street For more information, contact Linda Program. “Quality of life is what separates suc- Helland, at 391-3174 1265 Airport Park Blvd. Ukiah cessful cities and towns from declining com- munities in the new millennium.” The Main Ukiah Valley Democratic Club Street approach encourages forward-thinking 800-630-3649 • 707-468-0101 economic development in an historic preserva- meeting to be held Jan. 17 tion context so this community asset and lega- Club meeting will be held 7 to 8 p.m. Check out additional savings at fowlerautocenter.com cy can be passed on to future generations. Tuesday, Jan.17, at the Washington Mutual *Offer with approved, Tier 1 credit. No security deposit; closed end lease; 12k miles per year; access mileage $.20 per mile. Lease for 39 To help out, call 463-6729 or visit www.uki- conference room. Agenda includes organizing months; total drive off or trade equity [includes first payment] is $2,504, Residual $7,575, MSRP $15,150. Price excludes government ahmainstreetprogram.org. fees, taxes, dealer doc fees, emissions testing charge and CA tire fee. Offer expires 72 hours after publication. 6 – SATURDAY, JAN. 14, 2006 SPORTS Sports Editor: Tony Adame, 468-3518 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected] COLLEGE BASKETBALL | STANFORD 75, CALIFORNIA 61 LOCAL CALENDAR

TODAY Stanford hits PREP BOYS BASKETBALL Mendocino at Potter Valley, 8 p.m. PREP GIRLS BASKETBALL Mendocino at Potter Valley, 6:30 p.m. PREP WRESTLING Ukiah Girls at Napa Valley Classic on all cylinders TV LISTINGS By JANIE McCAULEY with confidence,” said Cal coach Ben TODAY The Associated Press Braun, whose team started the confer- NFL STANFORD — Stanford is finally ence season with three straight wins but Washington at Seattle, 1:30 p.m. (FOX) New England at Denver, 5 p.m. (CBS) starting to look like the winning team has lost its last two. “It was the first NBA Los Angeles Lakers at Golden State, 7:30 p.m. everybody thought the Cardinal would thing we talked about in the locker (FSN) NHL be before the season began. room after the game. It’s a different San Jose at Montreal, 4 p.m. (FSN) COLLEGE BASKETBALL They’re playing with energy for a game if we knock down and convert Men some free throws. We have nobody to Iowa State at Texas Tech, 9 a.m. (ESPN) full 40 minutes. They’re outrebounding Miami at North Carolina, 9 a.m. (ESPN and outhustling opponents. They’re get- blame, that’s us.” Alabama at Kentucky or Villanova at Texas, 10 a.m. (ABC) ting a few breaks, too. Leon Powe had 19 points and 10 Duke at Clemson, 11 a.m. (ESPN) Oklahoma at Texas A&M, 11 a.m. (ESPN2) Chris Hernandez made all six of his rebounds for Cal but shot 5-for-11 from Washington at UCLA, 1 p.m. (FSN) Wisconsin-Green Bay at Wisconsin- field goals with five 3-pointers on the the line. Milwaukee, 1 p.m. (ESPN2) Women way to 20 points, and Stanford won its Ayinde Ubaka added 13 points, four Oregon at Arizona, 11 a.m. (FSN) assists and three rebounds and Rod GOLF third straight and sixth in a row over PGA Sony Open, 4 p.m. (ESPN) archrival California with a 75-61 victo- Benson scored a season-high 10 points SUNDAY, JAN. 15 ry Friday night. to go with five boards. NFL The Bears (9-5 overall, 3-2 Pac-10) Pittsburgh at Indianapolis, 10 a.m. (CBS) “I thought we played as well as Carolina at Chicago, 1:30 p.m. (FOX) began the week tied for first place in the COLLEGE BASKETBALL we’ve played all year to this date,” Men coach Trent Johnson said. “Tonight we Pac-10 and were trying to win their first Michigan State at Ohio State, 1:30 p.m. (CBS) Wake Forest at Maryland, 4:30 p.m. (FSN) were as consistent as we could be con- three conference road games for the Women Baylor at Texas Tech, Noon (FSN) sidering who we were up against. We’re first time since Hall of Fame coach Pete North Carolina at North Carolina State, 2 p.m. (FSN) playing better. It’s a good time to start Newell led the Bears in 1957. Rice at Houston, 2 p.m. (ESPN2) “I take the blame for it,” Powe said BOXING doing it.” Ward-Holt, middleweight bout, 9 p.m. (FSN) Matt Haryasz had 24 points and 10 of his team’s poor performance at the rebounds for the Cardinal, who beat the line. “We had a good shot to beat them, Golden Bears in Maples Pavilion for but they outhustled us.” COMMUNITY the 13th consecutive time for their first Haryasz scored eight of Stanford’s three-game winning streak of the sea- first 10 points and six in a row and fin- DIGEST son and first time going above .500 in ished 9-for-14 from the floor and Taj six weeks. Finger provided a big boost with his City of Ukiah co-ed The biggest difference in the game hustle, scrappy defense and heads-up volleyball signups was free-throw shooting — Stanford play for the Cardinal (7-6, 3-2). through March 2 shot 17-for-19 and Cal went a season- Finger, a 6-foot-8 sophomore, had six points, three rebounds, two blocks The City of Ukiah Community worst 11-of-24 from the line. Service Department would like to Strangely, the last thing the Bears did and an assist — not to mention plenty announce the beginning of regis- in practice Thursday was shoot 30 free of trips to the floor for loose balls. tration for the 2006 Co-Ed Volleyball League. Adults, 16 ANG Newspapers throws, and they made 28. “I watched a lot of film on Powe,” years and older, are invited to Stanford’s Matt Haryasz shoots over California’s DeVon Hardin “When you shoot 11-for-24 from the register on a team of up to 12 free throw line, you’re not brimming players. Friday at Stanford. See STANFORD, Page 8 Recreational and Competitive leagues are available. All teams will play at least 8 games and at least 1 playoff game. Games will be played on week-nights start- ing in late March or early April Fast start launches Newman and running into June. You may register as a team or The Daily Journal with a 21-2 run, and led 31- Ukiah returns to action individuals interested in playing may register and be placed on an SANTA ROSA – The 16 at halftime. Newman was Friday, hosting Maria available team. Cost is $275 per Ukiah boys basketball team led by 6-foot-7 forward Matt Carrillo. team (up to 12 players) or $40 dropped to 2-2 in North Bay Cousins, who scored a game Game time is 7:30 p.m. per individual before March 2. Registration forms are available League play and 10-6 overall high 14 points. at the City of Ukiah, 411 W. Clay with a 66-46 loss Cardinal Newman starts two 6-foot- St. Newman Friday in Santa Ukiah (46) Call 463-6714 for more informa- 7 players and brings one Patel 1 0-0 2, Steliga 0 1-2 1, Eaquinto 5 0-0 10, Keen 2 0-0 6, Blue 1 0-0 2, Frey 1 0-0 2, tion. Rosa. Cardinal Newman more off the bench. Willeford 3 6-8 12, Williams 0 0-0 0, Vega 0 0-0 improved to 4-0 in NBL play. Cary Willeford led Ukiah 0, Corns 4 3-5 11. Totals 24 6-11 57. Registration deadline “Newman is real good,” with 12 points. Joe Eaquinto Cardinal Newman (66) Dyer 2 0-0 5, Santos 3 4-6 10, Cousins 6 2-7 for youth softball said Ukiah head coach Bill scored 10 points and Zach 14, Titchenal 3 1-2 7, Weddington 5 0-0 11, league Feb. 27 Netter 1 2-4 4, Wellen 1 1-3 3, King 2 0-0 5, Heath. “They press the whole Corns had a double-double Adamson 3 0-0 7. Totals 21 12-18 59.

The City of Ukiah Community game and they’re deeper and with 11 points and 11 Ukiah 2 14 9 19 – 46 Service Department would like to a lot bigger than us.” rebounds. Corns also had Cardinal Newman 16 15 13 19 – 66 announce the beginning of regis- tration for the 2006 Girls Youth Newman started the game four steals and four blocks. Softball League. Participants may register indi- vidually and will be placed on teams according to their grade level. Foul trouble dooms Ukiah in The league will be divided into the following divisions: Grades K- 2 (T-ball), Grades 3-4, Grades 5- 6, and Grades 7-12. North Bay loss at Ursuline League play begins in early April and will run through early June. Cost is $50 per player, with The Daily Journal lead in the second half, going apiece. Dyer led Ursuline sibling discounts and low income discounts available. Foul trouble doomed the ahead 42-40 with just under with 14 points and Taylor The registration deadline is Feb. Ukiah girls Friday against three minutes to play. A Ford added seven points and 27, and formas are available at Ursuline in Santa Rosa missed layup by the Wildcats 13 rebounds. Ukiah went the City of Ukiah office at 411 W. Clay. Thursday, as the Wildcats with under one minute left shot 7-for-31 from the field For more information, call 463- lost a hard fought contest, 49- could have put Ukiah up by in the second half. 6714. 45. four points, but wasn’t con- Ukiah (2-2 NBL, 5-11 After building a 19-8 first verted. overall) returns to action Third North Coast quarter lead, Ukiah post play- “We had a layup to put us Friday at Montgomery. Game Striders Russula ers Francesca Teeters, Carrie Hustle set for Jan. 15 up four points with under a time is 7:30 p.m. Reid, and Lindsay Kiely all minute and we missed it,” The North Coast Striders had to sit the majority of the said Ukiah head coach Bill Running and Walking club will be Ukiah (45) second quarter after getting Brunemeyer. “There’s no Gibson 0 2-2 2, Learn 4 0-0 9, Baroni 4 1-1 9, hosting the third annual Russula Reddick 3 0-2 6, Contreras 1 0-0 3, Kiely 1 0-0 Hustle Sunday, Jan. 15 at 10 a.m. into foul trouble. Ursuline answer, you’ve just got to 2, Reid 2 1-2 5, Teeters 4 2-2 9, Dorsey 0 0-0 0, at the Redwood Valley Outdoor took advantage of the deplet- make those shots.” Mata 0 0-0 0, White 0 0-0 0, Martinson 0 0-0 0. Education Project. Totals 19 6-9 45. Amy Wellnitz/The Daily Journal ed Ukiah post for a 23-9 sec- This year the Russula Hustle Ursuline’s Katie Dyer hit a Ursuline (49) will feature a four-mile run/walk Mendocino College point guard Joe Guastella had ond quarter and a 31-28 half- layup with 30 seconds left to Jones 2 3-4 7, Van Allstyne 2 0-0 4, Goranson 2 2-4 6, Dyer 6 2-2 14, Popovich 2 3-3 7, Mims 0 and a two-mile kids run/walk. nine points Friday against Yuba College. time lead. put her team ahead for good. 2-4 2, Jensen 1 2-2 4, Ford 2 3-4 7. Totals 17 A portion of the proceeds will Still, Ukiah managed to Cassie Baroni and Teeters 17-23 49. benefit the RVOEP, a project of Ukiah 19 9 7 10 – 45 the Ukiah Unified School District battle back and regain the led Ukiah with nine points Ursuline 8 23 5 13 – 49 providing one-day outdoor envi- Late push ends ronmental education experiences for students on a 45-acre wood- land site. Hot soup will be provided after Mendocino College the run as well as prizes for par- ticipants. Hornets top Kings, 90-76 Registration will be from 9-9:45 a.m. For more information con- winning streak tact Andrea Davis at 485-5794 or By JEFF LATZKE [email protected]. “There were a lot of plays eral manager Jeff Bower The Associated Press that knocked the wind out of about moving five other Seventh annual The Daily Journal NORMAN, Okla. — With them,” Butler said. “We kept games that were scheduled sports expo for girls MARYSVILLE – The Mendocino College men’s basketball a nearly full house support- them at a distance.” for Baton Rouge. Jan. 22 at Mendocino team fell to Yuba College in Marysville Friday, 74-65. ing them, the New Orleans The game — relocated “We have great fans here College Mendocino trailed 62-61 with two-and-a-half minutes left. Hornets didn’t let another from Baton Rouge, La. — in Oklahoma. It’s unfortunate For all girls in grades two “We didn’t finish it up,” said Mendocino head coach Kevin fourth-quarter lead slip away was played at the University that Louisiana had such a through eight, a free one-day Koch. “It was almost like we ran out of gas for the week, but in yet another home away of Oklahoma’s Lloyd Noble tragedy that people don’t sports sampler is being offered everybody can still look in the mirror. We couldn’t pull it off from home. Center because of a conflict really have the time to come by the Girls Scouts of Konocti Council and Mendocino College tonight but we’re playing very good ball.” David West scored 19 with a Bon Jovi concert out and support entertain- Jan. 22 from 9:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Yuba, the No. 1 preseason junior college team in the state points and Rasual Butler rehearsal at the Ford Center ment,” Butler said. at the Mendocino College gym in from a year ago, is 5-1 in Bay Valley Conference play. Yuba added a season-high 16 to in Oklahoma City. The Hornets closed the Ukiah. Girls of all skill levels can try a was led by Mareceo Rutledge’s 19 points and Trevor Pitts, who help New Orleans beat the The Hornets sold 11,343 third quarter with eight variety of sports and activities in scored 18 points, going 5-for-5 from the field and hitting eight Sacramento Kings 90-76 tickets — about 300 shy of a straight points to take a 71-53 a supportive, non-competitive of nine foul shots. Friday night in their third sellout — in four days to cre- lead on Chris Paul’s athletic environment, learning from local college athletes and coaches. Jared Giammona led the Eagles with 14 points. Paul Evans “home” arena this season. ate a home-court advantage basket. The emphasis will be on skill added 13 points and hit three three-pointers. Steven Polanco Butler hit two 3-pointers they didn’t have when they After letting the clock tick building and teamwork. Girls scored 12 points and Joe Guastella had nine points. during a 16-4 run that last played a “home” game down, Speedy Claxton lost must bring their own lunches and somewhere other than the the ball on the right wing water bottles, and snacks will be “Yuba is a top notch team, they’re going to win 20 games extended the Hornets’ lead to provided. this season,” Koch said. “We’ve got to get back to work 79-57 early in the fourth Ford Center. before recovering to find If you would like to be part of because we’ve got Contra Monday, and they won’t be any eas- quarter. Sacramento pulled to Last month, they were Paul at the top of the key. this year’s fun, contact Connie outscored 37-10 in the fourth Paul scooted into the lane Krantman at 463-2888 or 1-800- ier.” 83-70 on Jason Hart’s 3, but 764-7322 for more information or Yuba shot 32 free throws to Mendocino’s 13 free throws. Jackson Vroman scored four quarter by Phoenix in a 101- and flipped the ball into the to pre-register. Mendocino (3-2 BVC, 6-12 overall) returns to action straight points and J.R. Smith 88 loss in front of 7,302 fans basket. Monday, hosting Contra Costa, the first place team in the BVC. added a 3 to restore the 20- in Baton Rouge. The run continued into the See DIGEST, Page 7 Game time is 7 p.m. point lead. Afterward, Hornets coach fourth quarter with Butler’s Byron Scott approached gen- two 3s. THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL SPORTS SATURDAY, JAN. 14, 2006 – 7 Ukiah junior squads faring well

The Daily Journal Also for the Wildcats, Yvette teams. The Ukiah junior varsity Vasquez had 10 points and six “That was our toughest girls basketball squad lost its rebounds, Shaney Sayad had game of the year so far,” said first league game of the sea- ninep oints and four rebounds, Ukiah head coach Jeff Burrell. son Thursday to Ursuline, 59- and Emily Houghton went for Ashley Lower filled up the 50. seven points, four rebounds stat column for Ukiah in the The loss dropped the and five steals. win, posting 11 points, nine Wildcats record to 3-1 in Tuesday, the J.V. dfeated rebounds, five assists and league play and 12-3 overall. Piner, 51-34. eight steals. “I think all the girls played Against Piner, Kayla Heth Kylie Carr added 15 points hard,” said Ukiah head coach led Ukiah with 11 points. for the Wildcats. Dave Downey. “I think that Kindee Ramirez added 10 was a good character building points and Yvette Vasquez had St. Mary’s girls defeats game.” nine points. St. Sebastian Turnovers were key, with The J.V. girls return to The St. Mary’s fifth-grade Ukiah giving the ball up 37 action Friday at Montgomery. girls basketball team took a times to Ursuline’s 22, only Game time is 6 p.m. 12-3 halftime lead over St. six of which came in the sec- Sebastion Jan. 8 and turned it ond half. Ursuline also shot 41 Wildcat freshmen girls into a 41-14 victory. free throws to Ukiah’s five. 4-0 in league Kate Mayfield led St. “If we don’t foul, we win,” The Ukiah freshmen girls Mary’s with 20 points, includ- Downey said. basketball team improved to ing all 12 of her team’s points Katie Dhooghe posted a 4-0 in league play Thursday in the first half. double-double for Ukiah with after defeating Ursuline, 47- Mataya Eaquinto added 12 10 points and 11 rebounds. 34, in a battle of two 3-0 points for St. Mary’s.

COMMUNITY DIGEST — CONTINUED FROM PAGE 6 South Ukiah Little Paul Cronin, Anne Ibarra, John which utilizes proven techniques to Gastineau, Kurt Ehmann, Dennis teach martial arts to children 4 to 6 League sign ups start Willeford, Jeff Burrell, Randy Sondag. years old. Jan. 18 The class is held Saturdays from BAM Wrestling Club tak- 12:30-1:20 p.m. The first class is free. Sign ups for South Ukiah Little ing sign-ups Call 463-1347 or 621-0714 to sign up. League will be Jan. 18-19 from 6-8 Tollow Dojo is located at 3001 S. State p.m. at the Yokayo Elementary School St., No. 4. cafeteria with one additional sign up BAM Wrestling Club is accepting on Jan. 23 from 6-8 p.m., also at the sign-ups for youth wrestlers. Yokayo cafeteria. Practices are held Wednesday and Willits boxing program Thursday nights from 6:30 until rough- All players parents need to bring all The Sheriff's Youth Activities League of the following: birth certificate (no ly 8 p.m. Attend a practice to sigh up. The registration fee is $30. "Willits" Boxing Program is currently copies, no baptism or hospital certifi- meeting at the Body Works Gym and cates), current utility bill, current dri- Ukiah Women's Martial Arts Center (1511 Main St. in ver’s license, and current car or home Willits) on Monday and Wednesday insurance for proof of residency. 18-Hole Golf Club nights at 7 p.m. in the aerobic room. The cost is $55 for each child regis- Local lady golfers are invited to join This program is free and open to the tering and $50 for each additional sib- public. Ages 8 and above are encour- ling. the Ukiah Women’s 18-Hole Golf Club. Golfers hit the links every aged to participate. There is also a $30 cash or check For more information, call Body mandatory service deposit which will Tuesday. Those interested in joining the club may call Shirley Dietrick at Works Gym at 459-0594. There is an be returned upon working at the con- annual $5 insurance/registration fee. cession stand. 485-5540. Players must be five years old by April 30, 2006 and no older than 12 by NCRC Raceway Boxers wanted April 30, 2006 to participate. R/C racing Boxing classes are offered by For more information, visit the South Mendocino County Sheriff’s SAL and Ukiah Little League website at NCRC hosts radio-controlled car are ongoing at the Redwood Health www.eteamz.com/SULL or call 468- racing on the third or fourth Sunday of Club for all ages and levels. Autumn 8800. each month at the Redwood Empire class times are as follows: Tuesdays Fairgrounds (1055 N. State St., at 5:30 p.m., Thursdays at 6:45 p.m., North Ukiah Little Ukiah). Sign-ups start at 9 a.m. and Fridays at 5 p.m. League sign ups start Racing starts at 11 a.m. sharp. Get Anyone interested in joining SAL Jan. 18 there early to set up. must fill out the necessary paperwork NCRC hosts both road course and to become a SAL member and pay $5 oval racing for novice to expert dri- Sign ups for North Ukiah Little a year. Minors must have the forms vers. signed by their parents. Please allow League will be Jan. 18-19 from 6-8 For more information, call Eric at 10 minutes before class to do this. p.m. at the Yokayo Elementary School 462-9569. cafeteria with one additional sign up At the end of the summer, boxing on Jan. 23 from 6-8 p.m., also at the hours will be extended so please Yokayo cafeteria. Ukiah Community Karate check for further notice. All players parents need to bring all Kids program of the following: birth certificate (no Rusty Bowl BMX copies, no baptism or hospital certifi- The Sheriff’s Youth Activities League cates), current utility bill, current dri- is teaching free youth karate pro- Bicycle motocross races are held ver’s license, and current car or home grams at the Redwood Health Club weekly at Rusty Bowl BMX, located at insurance for proof of residency. (3101 S. State St., Ukiah) on the east end of Gobbi Street in Ukiah. The cost is $55 for each child regis- Wednesday nights and Sunday after- The American Bicycle Association- tering and $50 for each additional sib- noons for ages 6 and older. sanctioned races are held Saturdays ling. Interested parties can register at the with sign-ups from 9:30-10:30 a.m. Players must be five years old by class and Sheriff’s Activities League and racing immediately after. April 30, 2006 and no older than 12 by fees are $5 annually. Membership For more information, call the Rusty April 30, 2006 to participate. with the Redwood Health Club is not Bowl hotline at 462-0249. For more information on North Ukiah required. For more information, call Little League, call 468-4232. the Sheriff’s Activities League voice mail at 468-4288, RHC at 468-0441 Ukiah Dolphin water polo or chief instructor Mike Tobin at 354- The Ukiah Dolphin water polo team Mendocino College HOF 0565 and leave your number. is now practicing every Wednesday at Dinner tickets 2:45 p.m. Practices are held at the Willits Community Ukiah High School pool during The Mendocino College athletic Karate Kids program December and January for the winter department will host its first Hall of water polo season and are open for Fame induction at the Redwood The Sheriff’s Activities League is strong swimmers from 10-18 years Valley Cellars wine tasting room also teaching free youth karate pro- old. Call Rick Cleland for more infor- (7051 N. State St., Redwood Valley) grams at the Body Works Gym (1511 mation at 463-1551. on Feb. 18. S. Main St., Willits) on Monday and The evening will begin with a no- Friday nights for ages 6 and older. host wine tasting at 6 p.m. A catered Interested parties can register at the To place an announcement in the dinner will follow at 7 and the induc- class and Sheriff’s Activities League “Community Sports Digest,” contact tion ceremony will begin promptly at fees are $5 annually. Membership The Ukiah Daily Journal Sports 8. with the fitness club is not required. Department by phone at 468-3518. Tickets for the meal and ceremony For more information, call the Sheriff’s You may also mail your listing to 590 are $35 each and can be purchased Activities League voice mail at 468- S. School Street, Ukiah, Calif., 95482, by contacting either Anna Daugherty 4288, Body Works at 459-0594 or e-mail it to [email protected], or or Skip Hunter in the college athletic chief instructor Mike Tobin at 354- fax it to us at 468-3544. Because the office (468-3255 or 468-3165). 0565 and leave your number. “Community Sports Digest” is a FREE 2006 Mendocino College Hall of service, no guarantees can be made Fame Inductees: special recognition Tiny Tigers kinderkarate on the frequency of a listing’s appear- awards — coaches Ed Boyle and Dan ance in The Daily Journal. To assure Drew; athlete inductees — Rod Tollow Dojo is hosting the weekly your event maximum publicity, please Dockins, Jerry Ward, Rikki Hayes, Tiny Tigers kinder karate course, contact either our classified (468- SCOREBOARD

Miami 21 15.583 — N.Y. Rangers 25 12 7 57 138 112 NFL Washington 15 19.441 5 New Jersey 21 18 5 47 129 133 Orlando 13 20.3946 1/2 N.Y. Islanders 19 22 2 40 131 153 Divisional Playoffs Charlotte 11 25.306 10 Pittsburgh 11 24 9 31 122 175 Today Atlanta 9 25.265 11 Northeast Division Washington at Seattle, 1:30 p.m. (FOX) Central Division W L OT Pts GF GA New England at Denver, 5 p.m. (CBS) WLPctGB Ottawa 29 10 3 61 174 101 Sunday, Jan. 15 Detroit 28 5.848 — Buffalo 27 13 3 57 137 126 Pittsburgh at Indianapolis, 10 a.m. (CBS) Cleveland 20 13.606 8 Toronto 24 16 3 51 140 134 Carolina at Chicago, 1:30 p.m. (FOX) Indiana 19 15.5599 1/2 Montreal 19 16 6 44 118 133 Milwaukee 19 15.5599 1/2 Boston 16 21 6 38 123 143 Conference Championships Chicago 15 20.429 14 Southeast Division Sunday, Jan. 22 W L OT Pts GF GA AFC game, noon (CBS) WESTERN CONFERENCE Carolina 29 10 4 62 159 135 NFC game, 3:30 p.m. (FOX) Southwest Division Atlanta 22 18 6 50 164 159 WLPctGB Tampa Bay 22 19 3 47 131 137 Super Bowl San Antonio 27 9.750 — Florida 18 22 6 42 118 143 Sunday, Feb. 5 Dallas 26 10.722 1 Washington 13 24 5 31 116 166 Detroit Memphis 23 11.676 3 AFC champion vs. NFC champion, 3:30 p.m. New Orleans 16 19.45710 1/2 WESTERN CONFERENCE (ABC) Houston 12 22.353 14 Northwest Division Central Division 2006 NFL Draft Early Entries WLPctGB W L OT Pts GF GA Reggie Bush, rb, Southern Cal Utah 19 17.528 — Detroit 29 12 3 61 164 117 Antonio Cromartie, db, Florida State Minnesota 17 17.500 1 Nashville 27 12 5 59 139 127 Vernon Davis, te, Maryland Denver 18 19.4861 1/2 Chicago 15 25 4 34 116 156 Maurice Drew, rb-kr, UCLA Seattle 15 20.4293 1/2 Columbus 14 28 2 30 100 155 Ray Edwards, de, Purdue Portland 11 24.3147 1/2 St. Louis 10 27 5 25 105 161 Anthony Fasano, te, Notre Dame Pacific Division Northwest Division Charles Gordon, wr-cb, Kansas WLPctGB W L OT Pts GF GA Devin Hester, wr-kr, Miami Phoenix 23 12.657 — Calgary 25 14 5 55 116 113 Santonio Holmes, wr, Ohio State L.A. Clippers 18 14.5633 1/2 Colorado 25 17 3 53 167 143 Omar Jacobs, qb, Bowling Green L.A. Lakers 19 17.5284 1/2 Edmonton 24 15 5 53 148 136 Chad Jackson, wr, Florida Golden State 17 18.486 6 Vancouver 24 15 5 53 142 138 Johnathan Joseph, cb, South Carolina Sacramento 14 21.400 9 Minnesota 20 19 4 44 122 107 Brandon Kirsch, qb, Purdue Pacific Division Greg Lee, WR, Pittsburgh Friday’s Games W L OT Pts GF GA Laurence Maroney, rb, Minnesota Washington 94, Indiana 85 Dallas 29 12 2 60 145 111 Richard Marshall, cb, Fresno State New York 105, Atlanta 94 Derrick Martin, cb, Wyoming Los Angeles 28 16 2 58 161 132 Milwaukee 103, Charlotte 102 San Jose 20 16 5 45 131 126 John McCargo, dt, North Carolina State Memphis 81, New Jersey 69 Stanley McClover, de, Auburn Anaheim 19 16 7 45 122 118 Minnesota 103, Denver 89 Phoenix 21 21 2 44 123 134 Derek Morris, ot, North Carolina State New Orleans 90, Sacramento 76 Haloti Ngata, dt, Oregon Boston at Philadelphia, 5 p.m. Kai Parham, lb, Virginia Two points for a win, one point for overtime loss Orlando at Portland, 7 p.m. or shootout loss. Bernard Pollard, s, Purdue Miami at Seattle, 7:30 p.m. Drouzon Quillen, wr, Louisiana-Monroe Today’s Games Ko Simpson, s, South Carolina Friday’s Games Washington at Atlanta, 4 p.m. Atlanta 2, St. Louis 0 Ernie Sims, lb, Florida State Charlotte at Detroit, 4:30 p.m. Carolina 5, Nashville 4, OT D.J. Smith, wr, Idaho Indiana at Chicago, 5:30 p.m. Tampa Bay 4, Columbus 2 Rob Smith, ol, Tennessee Denver at Milwaukee, 5:30 p.m. Stephen Tulloch, lb, North Carolina State Memphis at San Antonio, 5:30 p.m. New Jersey 3, Vancouver 0 Marcus Vick, qb, Virginia Tech New Orleans at Houston, 5:30 p.m. Chicago 4, Pittsburgh 1 Dee Webb, cb, Florida New Jersey at Dallas, 5:30 p.m. Washington at Anaheim, 7:30 p.m. LenDale White, rb, Southern Cal Miami at Utah, 6 p.m. Today’s Games Mario Williams, de, North Cleveland at Phoenix, 6 p.m. Dallas at Boston, 11 a.m. Seattle at L.A. Clippers, 7:30 p.m. N.Y. Rangers at Detroit, 11 a.m. L.A. Lakers at Golden State, 7:30 p.m. Colorado at Philadelphia, 11 a.m. NBA Sunday’s Games San Jose at Montreal, 4 p.m. New York at Toronto, 10 a.m. Phoenix at Toronto, 4 p.m. EASTERN CONFERENCE Orlando at Sacramento, 6 p.m. Vancouver at N.Y. Islanders, 4 p.m. Atlantic Division Cleveland at Portland, 6 p.m. Los Angeles at Buffalo, 4:30 p.m. W L Pct GB Columbus at Florida, 4:30 p.m. New Jersey 19 14.576 — Calgary at Minnesota, 5 p.m. Philadelphia 17 18.486 3 NHL Ottawa at Edmonton, 7 p.m. Boston 14 21.400 6 Sunday’s Games New York 13 21.3826 1/2 EASTERN CONFERENCE St. Louis at Carolina, 1:30 p.m. Toronto 12 24.3338 1/2 Atlantic Division New Jersey at Chicago, 4 p.m. Southeast Division W L OT Pts GF GA Pittsburgh at Nashville, 5 p.m. W L Pct GB Philadelphia 28 10 6 62 158 135 8 – SATURDAY, JAN. 14, 2006 SPORTS THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL Campbell, Furyk tied Lakeport Speedway withstands weather By GARY JACOB and GLENDA GILMER in the Beginner Box Stocks, setting quick time, For The Daily Journal winning the dash and scoring a wire-to-wire for lead at Sony Open At Lakeport Speedway Dec. 31, Second win in their 15-lap main. Cameron Austin ran quick Nick DeCarlo earned the pole for the second, ahead of Ryan Robinson. Promoter Blair Aiken nearl cancelled the By DOUG FERGUSON replied, “I think I was pos- few weeks, but didn’t really feature with his dash win in the Open Outlaw Kart class, then raced to his first feature win of days racing becasue so many roads in Northern The Associated Press sessed out there yesterday.” play that much at all,” said the winter. The big day climbed the young California were closed, but 11 race teams were HONOLULU — Chad “I felt really comfortable Campbell, who joined Furyk racer into second in track points as incoming already at the track when he got there on Campbell and Jim Furyk today,” Wie said. at 6-under 134. “That made it point leader Kirt Organ dropped to third place Saturday morning to check conditions. The each shot 3-under 67 on The cut was 3 over, mean- really good to come out here when his plans to use a sub fell through. heavy rain stopped before the racing started, Friday and were tied for the ing David Duval got off to an and be refreshed and stay Making his Open Outlaw debut, but the fierce winds continued and there was a lead at the Sony Open going acceptable start. The former patient during my round.” Intermediate star Trevor Cristiani ran second short power outage during practice. into a weekend that again No. 1 player in the world Furyk still feels like it’s ahead of Scott Butler. With a fourth place run, When Reddick was stripped of his 8.770 will not include Michelle two-putted for birdie on his the tail end of 2005. Scott Sabol came out of the day with a 56 point fastest time effort, that left nine karts to race in Wie. final hole for a 68 to finish at He played in South Africa, lead on DeCarlo and 73 points ahead of Organ. the Open Outlaw class, but the field got one But as always, she kept it 3-over 143, despite showing went halfway around the With an opening in the Red Bluff schedule, shorter when Troy Foulger trailered after prac- entertaining. up Monday with a bad back world to the Target World Outlaw Kart All-Star Tour Box Stock champi- tice. Nick Soto made his first appearance of the With a 5-foot putt on the that forced him to wear a Challenge in California, and on Tyler Reddick of Corning visited Lakeport winter and set quick time at 8.809. DeCarlo 18th hole for her seventh tight wrap in the opening three weeks later it was time again and went home with the Intermediate A ranked second at 8.823, Cristiani ran a 8.843 birdie of the round, the 16- round. to start the new year. Main win. The nine-year-old racer has already and Sabol rounded out the dash field at 8.874. year-old finished with a 2- “I played as well as any- He played well last week won an incredible 11 championships in his Geving just missed the dash with a time of under 68 to match her record one once I got through eight at the Mercedes young career. His victory gave the 8.980. DeCarlo earned the pole for the feature from two years ago as the holes and figured out how to Championships, finishing Intermediate class six different winners in six with his dash win over Soto, Sabol and lowest score by a woman stand and swing,” said Duval, third, and his game hasn’t races this winter. Cristiani. DeCarlo drove to the main event win competing on a male tour. who was 5 over through his changed much. Point leader Mikey Lovell charged form to cap his big day in front of Cristiani, Butler, Even so, she was at 7 over first eight. “Maybe I’m not as fresh, 11th at the start to run secodn behind the $72 Sabol, Geving, Carlson, Soto and first time and missed the cut by four It still wasn’t quite as good but my game ... I was able to feature winner. Cody Martin came from the visitor Greg Yannazzo. Butler is solidly in shots. And at the end of two as Campbell and Furyk, who keep that up easily,” he said. third row to third. Cristiani had to borrow fourth in points, ahead of Carlson. days, all she could do was came to Waialae in a different David Toms had a 69 and Alissa Geving’s kart to race in his home class, Chase Johnson was the fastes of the 16 saying to playing partner frame of mind. was another shot back. but was the first kart out of the feature, falling Intermediates at 8.678. Reddick ran 8.853 and Camilo Villegas, “Play well Campbell, coming off a Stuart Appleby switched 48 points back of Lovell. Reddick attempted to Cristiani pushed his borrowed machine to tomorrow.” winless year on tour, took the islands, but that didn’t seem be the sub for Organ, but after he drove his 250 8.905. Justin Kaye also made the dash at 8.927 Asked the reason for an last two months off and to matter. to fast time in the Open Outlaw class, one of with Cassie Millhouse just missing with a time showed up in Hawaii ready to He scrambled to a 66 and the racers reminded officials that there is now of 9.015. Loren Powers, Jr. subbed for Jessann 11-shot swing over two days McLean when a mud slide closed Highway — she opened with a 79, her go. was among those at 136, giv- a rle that you cannot race the same kart in two “I didn’t do much, started ing him a good chance going different classes and Reddick’s Open Outlaw 101, making it impossible to get to the track worst score on the PGA Tour from Eureka. J. Kaye won the dash to sit on the — the high school junior practicing a little bit the last into the weekend. day was finished. Kyle Tellstrom from Ukiah did double duty pole in the 25 lap A Main. and won the Box Stock main event ahead of The tough weather and travel conditions 51 at 9:51. said. “This is very encourag- Red Bluff regular Casey McClain and James took its toll on the Beginner Box Stock count Stanford Stanford’s Tim Morris ing for us.” Edens. McClain was driving the kart normally with only five in action. Eberhart’s clean stole the ball from Ubaka Stanford’s last home loss wheeled by Reddick, and Edens had traded sweep started with fast time honors at 11.033. Continued from Page 6 and had a four-on-one, but to Cal came during the 1992- rides wtih Tony Rossi in this class. Ren Events upcoming are scheduled for today, missed the layin. Dan 93 season in Jason Kidd’s Eberhart from Rohnert Park had a perfect day Jan. 21, and Jan. 28. Finger said. “I knew what he Grunfeld got the rebound freshman year in Berkeley. wanted to do. I wasn’t in and was fouled, making both The Bears, who opened there to score 20 points. I free throws. Then Powe got conference play with victo- went in there for defense and whistled for an offensive ries at USC and UCLA, had Ronny Turiaf set to rejoin Lakers rebounding and to help the foul for pushing off on the their three-game winning team win.” other end and Stanford streak snapped in a 72-64 By JOHN NADEL he’s really excited.” After Powe scored back- pulled away. home loss to Oregon State The Associated Press Turiaf, a three-year starter at Gonzaga, was to-back baskets to pull Cal The Cardinal, picked to last Saturday. LOS ANGELES (AP) — Ronny Turiaf is a second-round draft pick of the Lakers last within 43-37 with 16:57 to finish second in the Pac-10 Cal began a three-game set to join the Los Angeles Lakers less than six June after averaging 15.9 points and 9.5 play, Hernandez hit a long 3- after starting the season road trip that takes the Bears months after undergoing open-heart surgery. rebounds as a senior last season. pointer under pressure and ranked No. 13, have won to Arizona State and Arizona Turiaf’s agent, Bouna Ndiaye, said by tele- An enlarged aortic root was discovered by with the shot clock about to five of their last seven and next week before they return phone Friday from Paris that he expected the the Lakers in a physical exam four weeks after expire. six straight at Maples for seven of their final 11 Lakers to sign the 23-year-old power forward the draft. Turiaf underwent surgery July 26 to Powe answered with Pavilion, where a sellout games at Haas Pavilion. early next week. repair the aortic root and preserve his aortic another basket and made his crowd of 7,598 turned out Stanford switched “We expect to sign Monday,” Ndiaye said. valve. first four shots after half- for the Bay Area rivalry between man and zone “We’ve agreed to terms with the Lakers.” The contract Turiaf had signed with the time. game — 198 people over defense to try to slow down Lakers spokesman John Black declined Lakers was voided, but the team paid for the comment. surgery. The 6-foot-10 Turiaf averaged 13 After another 3 by capacity. Cal’s three talented post points and 6.3 rebounds in nine games for the Hernandez, Cal went on a “Obviously this is our players and outside shooting “He’s so excited, he’s worked so hard for the last five months,” Ndiaye said. “For sure, Yakima Sun Kings of the CBA. 10-4 spurt to get within 53- best game so far,” Haryasz threats. NATION SATURDAY, JAN. 14, 2006 – 9 Editor: Richard Rosier, 468-3520 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected] Bush says Guantanamo Wholesale inflation rises prison necessary in fight at fastest pace in 14 years By MARTIN CRUTSINGER AP Economics Writer against terrorism WASHINGTON -- Soaring energy prices pushed wholesale inflation up in 2005 by By BARRY SCHWEID U.N. ambassador, Wang the highest amount since 1990. Meanwhile, AP Diplomatic Writer Guangya, said referring Iran to retail sales rose by a moderate 0.7 percent in WASHINGTON -- the Security Council might December with almost all of the strength President Bush and German toughen Tehran’s position on coming from higher car sales. Chancellor Angela Merkel its nuclear program. The Labor Department reported that stood together Friday in urging What kind of sanctions the wholesale prices rose by a bigger-than- U.N. intervention if Iran does council might consider expected 0.9 percent in December, closing not retreat from a resumption remained in dispute. out a year when wholesale prices rose by 5.4 of its nuclear program. Both Bush and Merkel said percent, the biggest advance since a 5.7 per- The world needs to “send a they discussed Iran at length. cent jump in 1990. common message to Iran that In two years of difficult However, core inflation, which excludes their behavior ... is unaccept- negotiations between just 0.2 percent. November sales fell by 0.4 energy and food, was much better behaved, percent when autos were excluded. able,” Bush said. European nations and Iran, rising by a tiny 0.1 percent in December and Sales were down by 0.3 percent at depart- Merkel used similar words, “Iran refused every offer we just 1.7 percent for the entire year, even bet- ment and other general merchandise stores and she also condemned state- made,” Merkel said. ter than the 2.3 percent increase in core ments by Iran’s leader chal- “It’s very important for non- prices in 2004. in December and were flat at specialty lenging Israel’s right to exist. transparent societies to not Energy prices shot up 3.1 percent as gaso- clothing stores. “We will not be intimidated by President Bush have the capacity to blackmail line prices skyrocketed by 12.3 percent last Even electronics stores, which supposed- a country such as Iran,” she stand why she brought it up free societies,” Bush asserted. month. That was close to the 12.7 percent ly enjoyed a boom in sales of high-tech said. because there’s some misper- Merkel took power last surge in September, when widespread pro- games and music players for Christmas, saw At a joint White House ceptions about Guantanamo.” November after an extremely duction shutdowns at Gulf Coast refineries a drop of 0.1 percent last month. news conference, Bush reject- He disputed reports that close and protracted race with saw gasoline rise briefly above $3 per gal- “Perhaps Santa’s sleigh was a bit lighter ed a plea by Merkel that the detainees there have been mis- Schroeder. lon. than we thought,” said Bill Cheney, chief U.S. prison camp at treated. Bush jokingly likened that While the tame core inflation number economist at John Hancock Financial Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, be Bush said the prison camp race, which took almost two showed surging energy has not translated Services in Boston. shut down. He called the four- would remain open “so long as months to resolve, to his own into higher overall prices, analysts said it Sales were up 2.6 percent at car dealer- year-old camp “a necessary the war on terror goes on, and victory in 2000 over Democrat will keep the Federal Reserve on guard and ships after a 5.7 percent jump in November part of protecting the American so long as there’s a threat.” Al Gore, which was decided car sales. But automakers had to return to people.” will likely translate into two more quarter- Ultimately, the U.S. courts only after weeks of suspense point rate hikes at the Fed’s Jan. 31 and sales incentives to boost demand after big It was one of the few dis- will have to decide whether by a Supreme Court decision. sales declines in the early fall. agreements the two leaders March 28 meetings. terror suspects can be detained “We didn’t exactly landslide “This alerts us to the fact that we still Excluding both cars and gas station sales, voiced after their White House our way into office,” Bush in Guantanamo or must be have to deal with the issue of a possible which largely reflected higher prices, retail meeting. It was the German processed through the U.S. said. sales would have risen only 0.1 percent in leader’s first visit to the United Eschewing the motorcade spillover of high energy prices into core judicial system, he said. inflation,” said Lyle Gramley, a former Fed December. States since taking office last On another subject, Bush that usually transports world “If you take out gas and cars, sales were November. leaders to the White House, governor. “It hasn’t happened yet, but there said he had “no idea” about the is a potential problem.” basically flat,” said David Wyss, chief econ- Iran threatened earlier possible truth of reports that Merkel made the short trip to omist at Standard & Poor’s in New York. Friday to block inspections of the White House from the Analysts said that the weaker-than- German intelligence agents expected increase in retail sales last month “Consumers are getting more cautious.” its nuclear sites if confronted actively helped U.S. forces in Blair House guest quarters Wyss said he was predicting that the by the U.N. Security Council across the street on foot. provided evidence that the economy is slow- Iraq at the start of the war. ing, which should help dampen future infla- economy in 2006 will grow by around 3.5 over its atomic activities. It was a reference to She and her sizable percent, basically unchanged from the Iranian President Mahmoud entourage walked through the tion. German television and news- Many economists believe overall growth expected growth rate in 2005. Ahmadinejad reaffirmed his paper reports that the govern- White House gates trailed by country’s intention to produce in the final three months of 2005 slowed to But he said rather than consumers and ment of then-Chancellor empty black limousines and a housing providing much of the momentum, nuclear energy. Gerhard Schroeder, an outspo- fleet of silver German-made a rate of 3 percent or less, compared to the Bush assailed what he BMWs. 4.1 percent growth in the third quarter of the strength was likely to come from ken opponent of the war, increased business capital spending, reflect- called Iran’s efforts “to clan- helped identify a bombing tar- Schroeder’s opposition to last year, as debt-burdened consumers cut destinely develop a nuclear the U.S.-led war that deposed back on spending. ing in part hurricane reconstruction efforts, get in Iraq. and an improving trade performance. weapon, or using the guise of a Germany’s Federal Iraqi President Saddam The 0.7 percent rise in retail sales in civilian nuclear weapon pro- Hussein so damaged the December followed a 0.8 percent November In addition to energy, food prices were Intelligence Agency said the also up sharply in December, rising by 0.9 gram to get the know-how to reports were “wrong and dis- German’s relationship with increase, but both months were heavily develop a nuclear weapon.” Bush that the president refused influenced by auto sales. percent, while a drop in car prices helped to torted,” although it did confirm hold down core inflation. Taking the matter to the that it had two agents in Iraq at times to speak to Schroeder Outside of autos, December sales rose by Security Council, as Germany, before and during the war. on the telephone. France and Britain recom- “You did say ’secret intelli- Merkel, by contrast, is more mended on Thursday, is the gence,’ right?” Bush said to the in tune with Bush’s conserva- logical next step, Bush said. tive politics. “We want an end result to German reporter who asked the question. “The chancellor Merkel also was to meet be acceptable, which will yield with members of Congress and Thinking CRV or RAV4? peace, which is that the brought this up this morning, I planned to attend a ceremony Iranians not have a nuclear had no idea what she was talk- at the newly renovated head- weapon in which to blackmail ing about. First I heard of it quarters of the German and-or threaten the world,” was this morning, truthfully.” Marshall Fund of the United Consider Forester First! Bush said. On Thursday, Germany, States. On Guantanamo, Merkel Britain and France, backed by Despite her calls for a part- said she raised the issue with the United States, said talks nership with Washington, she Bush, and she described it as with Iran had reached a dead has demonstrated a strong *
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Arnold (1741-1801), American soldier and in the Super Bowl, 14-7, and became the only Datebook: Saturday, Jan. 14, 2006 traitor; Albert Schweitzer (1875-1965), the- NFL team ever to end the season undefeated. ologian, physician; Hal Roach (1892-1992), TODAY’S QUOTE: “The tragedy of life film and TV producer; John Dos Passos is what dies inside a man while he lives.” -- Today is the 14th day of 2006 and the 25th Churchill, and Charles de Gaulle met in (1896-1970), writer; Faye Dunaway (1941-), Albert Schweitzer day of winter. Casablanca, Morocco. actress, is 65; Shannon Lucid (1943-), astro- TODAY’S FACT: Franklin D. Roosevelt’s TODAY’S HISTORY: In 1797, Napoleon In 2004, former Enron CFO Andrew naut, is 63; LL Cool J (1968-), hip hop per- meeting in Casablanca marked the first time a Bonaparte defeated the Austrians at the Battle Fastow pleaded guilty to wire and securities former, is 38. U.S. president ever left the country’s soil dur- of Rivoli. fraud, accepting a 10-year prison sentence. TODAY’S SPORTS: In 1973, the Miami ing wartime. In 1943, Franklin D. Roosevelt, Winston TODAY’S BIRTHDAYS: Benedict Dolphins defeated the Washington Redskins TODAY’S MOON: Full moon (Jan. 14).

PISCES (Feb. 20-March half might merely want to Keep this in mind if a feel- today, such as unreasonably 20) -- If you’ve been feeling relax and not be in the mood ing of self-righteousness or defending a position that ASTROGRAPH a little sluggish lately and for company. a smug arrogance attempts you, as well as everybody attempt to do something vig- GEMINI (May 21-June to hijack your personality. else, know is wrong. Don’t orous to counteract it, don’t 20) -- Thinking up things to VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. overreact over foolish By Bernice Bede Osol go overboard and put your do today and when and how 22) -- Although well intend- things. body totally out of commis- to do them will come natu- ed, you might be tempted to SAGITTARIUS (Nov. sion by straining your mus- rally for you. However, just embellish the facts a bit 23-Dec. 21) -- It’s best not most special circumstances cles. the opposite might be true if today when telling a story in to tell any little white lies should you take financial ARIES (March 21-April anyone else attempts to plan order to get your listeners to today, no matter how color- risks and unless this is the 19) -- Guard against a ten- your agenda for you. sit up and take notice. You’ll ful they are. If you fib, you case today, don’t do so with dency to do things in excess CANCER (June 21-July be caught in a lie and bomb. will have to cover your either your own money or today or trouble can ensue. 22) -- Extravagant whims LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. tracks and it’s possible your Sunday, Jan. 15, 2006 funds you’re managing for This includes spending, are apt to be the negative 23) -- You can make this entire story could balloon There’s a possibility that someone else. working, eating, drinking, impulses with which you quite an unpleasant day for out of proportion. a secret desire you’ve been AQUARIUS (Jan. 20- sports or any fun, strenuous will have to deal today, so yourself by being ungrateful Capricorn, treat yourself nurturing for several years Feb. 19) -- Understand activities. Moderation is a get a handle on your spend- for all the good things you to a birthday gift. Send for could be realized in the year upfront that an opinion must. ing early on. Don’t let desire have in your life. If you your Astro-Graph year ahead. It could be the culmi- about which you feel strong- TAURUS (April 20-May compel you to go in the begin to envy what others ahead predictions by mail- nation of many months of ly might not be equally as 20) -- Although it might be hole. have, you’ll end up miser- ing $2 to Astro-Graph, c/o effort and refusing to let popular with others today so fun for you, your spouse LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) - able. this newspaper, P.O. Box your faith be shaken. that you don’t try to force could disagree if you spring - You’re a very likable per- SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 167, Wickliffe, OH 44092- CAPRICORN (Dec. 22- your view on them. Live and in-laws or guests on him/her son and your friends usually 22) -- Be careful not to get 0167. Be sure to state your Jan. 19) -- Only under the let live. without warning. Your better accept you the way you are. caught in your own trap zodiac sign.

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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.

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AN IMPORTANT TEXAN suggested by the above cartoon. 15 -1 5 7 - AN I M A: “ ” -1 13 8 6 PORT 8 7 -2 13 (Answers Monday) ANTT Jumbles: ADMIT DECRY LAWYER INDOOR Yesterday’s 4 7 15 0 Answer: To a sloppy teenager, “laundry” is a — EXAN “DIRTY” WORD 1/13/2006 Sister should do what she feels is right for her family Dear Annie: I am a divorced, 53-year-old row, we will loan them the money at no inter- form of time -- cleaning her house or accom- female living in Las Vegas, and I have a est. They also are aware that if they need a sec- panying her to doctor appointments, etc., was divorced sister who lives in South Carolina. I ond loan while the first one is not paid in full, subtracted from the bill at $10 per hour. We am retired and work part time. My sister also is ANNIE’S MAILBOX they will not get a dime, regardless of need. also were given credit for picking up groceries retired, but shortly after she moved to South By Kathy Mitchell and Marcy Sugar This unbending rule has brought a few tears to or fueling her car. On the other hand, we were Carolina, she was unable to walk or stand for our children, but we never worry about resent- charged for unplanned baby-sitting or items we any length of time. Doctors said a broken back ing them, and we are still on good terms. -- asked her to pick up for us. At the time of her from an accident years ago was beginning to ents would be grateful that you are willing to Salem, Ore. death, we still owed her $500, which we settled cause new problems. take care of their other child, who obviously Dear Salem: A reasonable approach. Read by paying for her funeral. I now do the same I want to move to South Carolina to help my needs help. By all means, move to South on for more: thing with my own daughter. sister. I’m sure I would love it there. However, Carolina if you want, and if your parents insist From Modesto, Calif.: I recommend what I Gulfport, Miss.: After Hurricane Katrina, my 70-something parents, who live near me, on living apart from their children, that is their call Gopher Hole Economics: Each month, when I wondered how I was going to get gas are not happy about this. My father told me I choice. Reassure them that should they some- place into an envelope the amount of money for my car, my 14-year-old son came up to me have to stay here to help them when they get day require your personal care, you can always you can afford to give without expectation of with the $40 he had earned baby-sitting and older. I suggested to my father that they move consider moving back. repayment (the amount you could shove down said, “Here, Mom, you need this more than I down there with us, but they aren’t interested. Dear Annie: This is in response to a gopher hole). If asked for a loan, check the do.” A question for the parents of adult chil- Right now, my parents are perfectly healthy. “Paducah, Ky.,” who wanted her children to envelope. If there is money, you give it to the dren who ask for money -- when they were I would like to live where I want and enjoy the stop begging for money, so she asked them for borrower and write down the name, date and children, did you just hand them cash, or did rest of my life. But I’m the only one who can a $100 loan to see how they liked it. You won- amount. If there is no money, say that the bank you make them earn it? (P.S.: I love you, Son.) take care of my parents when the time comes. dered if any parents had tried this “other shoe” is busted until previous debts are repaid or Annie’s Mailbox is written by Kathy Am I selfish to move? -- Nevada Daughter approach. there are additional spare funds. 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Required. 1-800-585- Ukiah, CA, 95482 clerical exper or 1 yr benefits, paid mileage, FREE Co-op Day Care MOMMA exp. Preferred. Develop/ winery seeks send both application & Family Support 9024 ext. 6491 This business is conducted competitive pay, EOE. Provided Crnr. School & Henry. exper wkg w/children. implement community employee to oversee Specialist to work w/low by an Individual. The Exper with chdrn 707-576-0771 resume to RCHDC 499 Apply: SUPPLEMENTAL education incl. newsltr. financial operations. income families enrolled PEST CONTROL registrant commenced to Leslie St. Ukiah, CA TRINITY YOUTH INCOME. w/spec needs is CARPET LAYER Oversight of lab, youth in HS Ctrs. Posn’s range TECH BRANCH II transact business under the Budget, payroll, A/P, 95482 SERVICES Place/supervise desirable. with manufactured wkrs., water qual. from Trainee $10.01 /hr- EXP up to $20/hr 401k fictitious business name or A/R, financial rptg. 915 W. Church St. or international high Mendocino home experience. monitoring and reporting FSS II $12.84/hr DOQ & & Benfts names listed above on Knowledge of HOWARD on line@ school students in your County Office of Contact Burr or requirements. Min. exp. Sp/Eng bil.desired. Vactn day & night Dec.1, 2005. Endorsed- QuickBooks and 3+ MEMORIAL wwwtrinitycfs.org community! Trainingk, Education Michele at BA/BS in related field or All posn’s incl bene’s. Must routes avail. Filed on Dec.29, 2005 at years office exp. req. HOSPITAL compensation and For an application 4 years active complete NCO appl & Fax res: 554-01991 the Mendocino County Show Place Homes ADP payroll, 2 or 4 yr OPPORTUNITIES: LVN/RN 4Pm-8Pm packet call experience in same or include transcripts, 800- international travel Clerks Office. 707-468-1201 college degree Charge Nurse position POLICE DISPATCHER/ 707-467-5012 or equivalent position. 606-5550 or incentives! /s/ Greg Graziano preferred. Strong math, ●RN, ICU, all open at Ukiah Conv. RECORDS CLERK email [email protected] Closing 1/19/06 www.ncoinc.org Call Paul, GREG GRAZIANO oral and written shifts, contingent. Hospital. Part time, Full-time position DEADLINE: 1/17/06 Call Sherry or Jeff at Closes 1/23 @ 5 pm 1-888-238-8720 ●RN,M/S, PM, PT however could be full time Approx. Mo. Salary EOE 485-6910 or fax resume communications skills (toll free) ● (postmarks not accepted). $2512 - $3053 to 485-6914 req’d. Excellent RN, Surgery, in combo with the Ward EOE Health Benefits, PERS Support NOTICES CONFIDENTIAL working environ. FT, exp. req. Clerk position. WILL 10 Come Join DEVELOPMENT NEW EXCITING Retirement developmentally ADMINISTRATIVE Flexible work schedule. ●CNA, M/S, PM, TRAIN COORDINATOR POSITION WORKING For Job Flier & disabled FREE USE FOR SECRETARY- Our Team Salary based on exp. PT, cert.&cpr req. For more info call Sharon For RCHDC, a well WITH KIDS Application in their own home. PT, FLOOD VICTIMS. HUMAN Email resumes with ●COOK, PT,exp. at 462-8864 or apply at established Non-Profit 6 wks pd vacation Contact: FT & wkends. PU 5x10 dump trailer. RESOURCES FT SURVEILLANCE salary history to: req. 1349 S. Dora St., Ukiah. Housing Corp. 401 K. Day & Eve Willits Police application at 485-5024 $14.43-$18.41/hr. plus OBSERVER [email protected] ●OT, FT, REQUIRES: MAVERICK avail. Small homelike Department Mountain View $1100 annual GRAVEYARD SHIFT. calls please. HomeHealth ENTERPRISES confidential MUST BE ABLE TO Experience in all environment, good pay 125 E. Commercial St. 1000 Sanford Ranch Rd. ● Customer Care WORK WEEKENDS & phases of affordable GL Accountant/ Housekeeper, & benefits. Fax resume Suite 150 Ukiah. 468-9331. stipend & benefits. Representative 20 PERSONALS HOLIDAYS. PT, exp. pref. Willits, CA 95490 Perform a variety of housing developments. Budget Analyst Min. of 3 yrs. exp. to 463-6957. Swim Coach CWF seeks retired APPLY ●Phlebotomist, 707-459-6122 complex and Ca. drivers’ license & $50k+ (Nego) Must be detail Nor Cal Wood Position. Pay DOE. gentleman for confidential clerical AT GAMING auto insurance. Salary Self-starter, multitask, FT exp.& license Final Filing Date: COMMISSION oriented, accurate, Products has 6 labor Send resume to companionship, 70+. Range $2557-4183 per req. January 27, 2006 and adminstrative OFFICE strong have knowledge of postions avail. Apply in Willits Otters, No Drugs Serious calls HowardHospital.com secretarial tasks. Min. 707-467-4728 mo. DOE. Application organizational/people Microsoft Access, person @ 1117 PT Income Tax PO Box 1445, Willits, only. 894-2833 qualifications: type @ 7751 N. State St. required-call 707-463- skills essential. Excel, & Word, have Commerce Dr. Ukiah, Preparer for Willits CA 95490. for LOST & 45 wpm, Redwood Valley 1975 ext. “0” Peachtree exp. INSTRUCTORS strong/ positive CA 95482 Bring the CPA firm. Flexible information call Peggy 30 FOUND AA degree & min M-F 10-4 EOE or download from desirable, payroll Mendocino College communication skills following: Valid Social schedule. Diverse 459-2187 eves. only. www.rchdc.org Open FOUND - Hopland 4 yrs. experience (ADP), Excel, Word is accepting with customers & co- Security Card, Photo clients, provide until filled. Send both Telephone Operator area. Female white required. HR exp. Community Health and Power Point. HS applications for workers & I.D. Applicants must be interesting work. 459- application & resume 4325 F/T, all shifts & small dog/pup. desirable. Representative diploma or part-time, hourly always maintain a 18 yrs or older must be Mendocino (CHR) to RCHDC 499 Leslie wkends. Typing, Pink nose, hungry but associate level instructors in all high level of able to lift at least Resident Manager for County Office of Guidiville Indian St. Ukiah, CA 95482 spelling, phone was loved. accounting. 5+ years disciplines for professionalism. Must 40lbs. No phone calls 21 unit apt. complex, Education Rancheria is seeking a skills a must. Collar marks on neck. DRIVER- accounting/budget future possible be flexible and be please. Westside Ukiah, ref. For an application CHR-knowledge of: Benefits offered. 459-4440 OPERATOR PT exp. Salary openings. 468-3062 highly organized. Nurse Noc FT req. exp. a plus. EOE, packet call Diabetes, health ed., Apply in person Use your own Negotiable. Applic & Great benefit pkg. Cloverdale Healthcare call for salary FOUND 707-467-5012 or vital signs, and IHS or Mendocino.edu 960 N. State St. economy auto for this Job Desc at Applications Center/72 bed SNF. & application. email [email protected] program preferable. HS 751 E. Gobbi St. Ukiah. Ukiah. PURSE courier rte. www.cttp.net Laborers (Swing Shift) Competitive wages, 468-5426 DEADLINE: 1/17/06 diploma required. Fax - 463-0188 in front of Approx. 30 hrs/week. or (707) 263-4913. Mendocino Forest excellent benefits. Call RN Circulator Temp. ASSISTANT EOE Must have clean DMV Mon. morn - 2 1/2 hrs. Ukiah Daily Journal Location is in Products Company, Mendocino Barbara @ (707) 894- FT. PT, PD, COOK position. May print-out. Mon thru Fri. evenings 590 S. School St. Guidiville Indian Lakeport, Open until LLC Community Health 5201 Day Shift lead to FT. For more info. call 463- - 28 hrs. Clean DMV & Call to ID contents. filled. Indian Hiring Our Ukiah Sawmill has Clinic, Inc. RN Field Case Mgr. No On-Call, Experience needed. Rancheria 3693 drug. Fax resumes to 468-3500 Pref. Applies. swing shift Immediate W/C exp. a+. No Wknds Pre-employment Assistant/Secretary 916-921-4414 or MATERIAL SALES laborer positions opening for: Solano/Alameda Ukiah Surgery Center physical & drug PT for the Tribal EPA call Jobline Graveyard shift 467-2120 SUPERVISOR available. Previous Medical Billing Marin/CC Co. FT Nurse testing req’d. Dental, Ukiah Daily GAP Program. Pick up 916-557-0422 WORKING with kids, Journal Granite Construction Co. laborer experience Specialist exlt comm/org /time mgmt Santa Rose Tile Vision, Medical appl. & info. @ 401 B small homelike Delivered Ukiah. Must have previous F/T BOOKKEEPER preferred. Prior exp. preferred. skills MS Ofc proft. Hm Temporary benefits. Free co-op to Your Talmage Road. Must supervisory experience, with strong accounting environment, good pay Contact Wendy at Competitive salary based, flex schd sal/bnft salesperson. child care. Door have clean DMV print- computer skills and at background for & benefits. Fax resume 707-485-6749 DOE. Excellent Indepdnt worker w/great Apply within Apply: out. least 3 years sales Property Mgmt. Fax to 463-6957 to pick up an benefits pkg. Fax: ehtics fax resume 925- 169 A Mason St. Trinity School 468-0123 Open until filled. experience. Contact resume to 707-468- application. EEO/ADA 707-468-0793 516-3905 or Ukiah M-F 1-3 pm 915 W. Church St., megan.kane@gcinc 9654 Attn: Diane. [email protected] [email protected] NO PHONE CALLS Ukiah The Ukiah More local news than Mendocino County’s L o c a l N e w s p a p e r DAILY JOURNAL any other source ukiahdailyjournal.com THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL SATURDAY, JAN. 14, 2006 -13

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Lake Mendocino – Lake level: 737.64 feet; Storage: 68,641 acre-feet (Maximum storage 122,500 acre-feet) Inflow: 635 cfs Outflow: 30 cfs Air quality – Ozone: .021 ppm (State standard .090 ppm) Carbon monoxide: 1.03 ppm (20.0 ppm) Nitrogen dioxide: .022 ppm (.25 ppm) are fire hazards and add noth- Fifth ing to the tax base, he said, and should be renovated to Dow’s return to 11,000 level could Continued from Page 1 pave the way for better uses. Gardner said his year on common factor in county the grand jury in 2004-05 pro- prompt investors to return to stocks farming, she said. But if she vided him insight to county had waited, the measure could Associated Press tually fell to 7,286.27 on Oct. 9, 2002 — volatile, with the yield curve inverting in have created hardship for machinations and where trou- NEW YORK — Bruce McMeiken has the nadir of the bear market — home the last week of 2005. Normally, long- some businesses that began ble spots exist. The interest had a good run investing in real estate prices have doubled or even tripled in term bonds like the 10- or 30-year yield the practice, Cooperrider said. became useful when the near his Orange County home. Now, some areas, such as New York, San more than a two-year or shorter-term That legislative process, weekly Advertiser asked him however, he thinks there’s a better place Francisco and Southern California. note, because the government is borrow- along with her successful to report on the supervisors, a for his money: the stock market. Yet recent evidence suggests the hous- ing the principal longer. But when the efforts to stop Caltrans from job he continues during the “I don’t think we’re all the way back ing market is slowing. Existing home curve inverted, the two-year had better spraying Mendocino County campaign with a disclaimer yet in stocks, but I believe there’s some sales are expected to fall 4.4 percent in returns than the 10-year and increased roadsides with herbicides, underneath his articles. good bargains out there,” said 2006 after years of record sales, while investor frustrations. taught her how to work well He vows no journalistic McMeiken, a one-time dot-com execu- new construction is expected to drop 6.6 That leaves stocks. According to with those across the political tive. “Real estate’s been good, and I don’t percent, according to the National Kleintop, earnings per share for compa- conundrum covering the man think you’re going to see that bubble Association of Realtors. And the median nies listed in the Standard & Poor’s 500 spectrum, she said. he hopes to remove from Cooperrider said she hopes to completely burst, but I think it’s time to price of a home, forecast to rise 12.9 per- index have risen 46 percent since 2001 represent the “will of the peo- office, but firmly states, “I look at stocks again.” cent for 2005, is expected to climb just and dividends per share are up 39 per- ple, not the will of corpora- feel the incumbent’s being Like other investors in the first half of 5.1 percent this year — a solid increase, cent. Yet a stock’s value, measured by tions or developers who can there for eight years means the decade, McMeiken had success but small compared to the ones real estate comparing its price to potential earnings, send a check to the Building it’s time for a change. I know investing in real estate. But with sales investors have enjoyed over the past few has declined. In 2001, stocks were priced and Planning Department.” we don’t have term limits, but slowing and home prices flat, there’s a years. “Baby boomers are turning 60, and at about 22.2 times forward earnings, Since her last supervisorial it’s not a bad idea to change concern that the real estate market is they’re working to build up those nest compared to 13.8 times forward earnings campaign, Cooperrider said elected officials.” cooling. And with bonds experiencing eggs for retirement. For some that are today, Kleintop said. she has realized that even worrisome trends and increased volatili- running behind, that means putting at In other words, while a given stock Sitting in the supervisors’ ty, and the Dow Jones industrial average least some of that nest egg into more may have risen or fallen over the past five attention must be spread meetings and workshops for topping 11,000 this past week, investors aggressive investments,” said David years, stock investors could get more for throughout the diverse, the past six months has have increasingly focused on stocks. Kelly, senior economic adviser at Putnam their dollar overall on Wall Street. sprawling 5th District. When allowed Gardner to meet and “We’ve already seen individual Investments in Boston. “For a while, that There’s evidence that investors are considering the district, feel comfortable with the investors showing some signs of interest was real estate or high-yield bonds. Not already moving back to stocks. Mutual coastal issues usually come to in the fourth quarter, and something like anymore.” fund companies reported strong inflows mind, but there are plenty of county’s major players, he said. Noticing “split factions” Dow 11,000 just increases that interest,” Investor confidence in high-yield through the second half of 2005. And in inland issues that cannot be said Jeff Kleintop, chief investment bonds has been shaken over the last year the first two weeks of 2006, E-Trade ignored, Cooperrider said. in many supervisor votes, Gardner said he would be the strategist for PNC Financial Services as the at-risk companies that issue them Financial Corp. said it has seen a 50 per- Specific areas of focus Group in Philadelphia. “This week could have struggled — just look at General cent increase in walk-in traffic at its New include agitating for a four- “voice of a moderate” without be the shot in the arm people need to real- Motors Corp.’s bonds, which tumbled in York financial center. On Monday, when year college in Mendocino a political agenda. ly get back in again.” value, or those of Refco Inc., the one- the Dow first topped 11,000, E-Trade’s County and advocating for “I know as much about Since the dot-com bubble burst in time financial services darling that plum- trading traffic saw a two-year high. campaign finance reform and what’s going on with county 2000-01, the housing market has taken meted into bankruptcy after its chief “I definitely think you’re seeing more aging population assistance. government as anybody else,” off. The number of home sales climbed executive allegedly hid $430 million in investor confidence in the marketplace,” Cooperrider said she Gardner said. steadily since 2001, the last time the Dow bad debts off the books. said Michael Curcio, executive vice pres- “appreciated (Colfax’s) ser- The candidate gives Colfax was at 11,000. And while the Dow even- Even government bonds have been ident for retail at E-Trade. vice to local government,” an 8 out of 10 for his work, but that “it’s time for some school, opening up the build- proceeds going to the school. to the cause. new blood” in representing but blasts him for being “a politician, which I’m not.” School ing, removing sheetrock and Jepson Vineyards is sending a Perhaps most endearing was the district. drying rooms, he said, noting donation for the school’s the Hopland second-grader “I have no particular prob- Gardner said he looks quizzi- cally at Colfax’s recent push the damage varies depending library, and an anonymous who insisted on giving lem with him,” she said, “but Continued from Page 1 on the elevation of the particu- donation is also coming in, she Yttreness her allowance to help I do believe we need someone to move ephedrine behind the lar classroom. said, noting she is not sure how pay for the cost of repairing the with a lot of energy who is drugstore counter, long a goal Facilities and Planning Division of the California Asked what’s next, the much either will be yet. school. proactive.” of Gardner and meth experts. superintendent said: “First of Additionally, the Hopland Girl “We had a little girl -- Carly In Gardner’s pursuit of Colfax took on the issue “to Department of Education. Federal Emergency all (sometime next week) we Scouts is donating a percentage Taylor -- a second-grader, who enough of the 4,000-plus take the wind out of my are going to have the building of the proceeds from its annual gave me her allowance,” available votes to win the Management Agency represen- sails,” Gardner said. tatives visited the school earlier checked for any mold. ... We cookie drive, a class from St. Yttreness said, noting she tried June 6 primary, he said he The road to removing in the week, he said. are just kind of catching our Mary’s School is going to to encourage the thoughtful would concentrate largely on Colfax from office will be breath to see about the financ- donate proceeds from a bake child to keep her money but, methamphetamine, which is “We had a consultant from sale, and Owl Publishing and “she wouldn’t take it back.” funded only out of Gardner’s FEMA in town a couple days ing, and our goal is to have the Mulligan Books have also indi- Laura Clark can be reached at widely seen as the No. 1 law own pocket. He said he would ago who took a tour, and on school open in September.” enforcement problem in cated they will make donations [email protected]. make his case by traveling Tuesday I have a meeting with Community members have Mendocino County and costs door-to-door through the 5th representatives from the Office been coming out of the wood- • Willits • the county a large total sum. work to help make this happen. District’s widespread dirt of Public School Construction. NOYO THEATRE 459-NOYO (6696) If elected, Gardner said he Our aim is to get some financ- Dozens of volunteers, staff Visit us at our website www.cinemawest.com roads. His main form of INDEPENDENT FILM SERIES would bring together all those ing to rebuild the school, and and administration employees 7:00PM WED & THUS ONLY Good Night and Good Luck PG13 committees and groups who advertising will be the 200- we are very optimistic we will showed up after the flood to pay for, and deal with, the word blurb in the voter pam- help with the cleanup process. Memoirs of a Geisha LAST HOLIDAY (PG-13) DIG (105 430) 715 950 be able to do that. MEMOIRS OF A GEISHA (PG-13) DIG (100) pandemic to coalesce the phlet. Reliance on a grass- “We have had excellent sup- Since then, donations have 12:10, 3:30, 6:30, 9:30 PG13 650 GRANDMA'S BOY (R) - ID REQ'D DIG (420) county’s strategy. roots campaign, he said, is the port from the field representa- started coming in, according to Hostile 1010 Hopland Principal Jeanne CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN 2 (PG) DIG (1235 A secondary focus for the only way he could run for tive of Assembly person Patty 1:00, 4:00, 7:05, 9:20 R 255 515) 735 1005 Yttreness. FUN WITH DICK AND JANE (PG-13) DIG Philo resident and U.S. Navy elected office. Berg and Senator (Wes) (1230 250 510) 730 1000 veteran are the county’s many Seth Freedland can be Chesbro and the Mendocino “We just got a phone call Narnia KING KONG (PG-13) DIG (1225 415) 805 12:20, 3:20, 6:40, 9:40 PG CHRONICLES OF NARNIA (PG) DIG (1250 dilapidated buildings. They County Office of Education,” this morning for $1,000 from 355) 655 955 reached at [email protected]. Please call theater recording for wheelchair Chadwick said. “On the other Ukiah Soroptimists; we’ve got- accessibility information Times For 1/14 ©2006 front, we are working with the ten a phone call with a $500 School Facilities and Planning donation offered from Friends press time, refused medical Division of the California of the Library in Calistoga,” Crash treatment. Department of Education,” he she said Thursday. California Highway Patrol added. Shokawah Casino is also Officer Matt Holzhauer said Meanwhile, construction holding a benefit buffet from Continued from Page 1 police are investigating the crews are still working at the noon to 6 p.m. Jan. 22, with all RAIN IS COMING Rosa Memorial Hospital by crash, but that drugs and alco- CALSTAR. Two other pas- hol did not appear to be a fac- Its sengers, an adult woman and tor. The cause of the collision Michelsen is going to the an infant, suffered minor to remains under investigation. Horses World Equine Conference in moderate injuries and were Potter Valley Fire Depart- Rome, a trip he scheduled six months ago. taken by Ukiah Ambulance to Continued from Page 1 Season Ukiah Valley Medical Center. ment, Redwood Valley- The delay poses a problem Calpella Fire Department and The 4-year-old boy in the the horses. for volunteers, who said they sedan was killed. He was in a the Mendocino County A hearing on that appeal may find it difficult to contin- Lakeport Camper & Truck car seat in the vehicle’s back Sheriff’s Office also respond- has been rescheduled for Feb. ue to care for the horses over seat at the time of the crash. ed to the crash. 16 because the chief witness, the long time frame. ~ EVERY TRUCK ACCESSORY ~ The driver of the pickup, Ben Brown can be reached at Michelsen, will be out of the Ben Brown can be reached at 263-7755 • 55A Fifth Street • Lakeport who had not been identified at [email protected]. country for three weeks. 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