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7 58551 69301 0 MONDAY May 14, 2007 50 cents tax included DAILY JOURNAL ukiahdailyjournal.com 16 pages, Volume 149 Number 35 email: [email protected] 40-room Hopland motel plan goes before Planning Commission Staff recommending Mendocino County. high-grade insulation. recommending denial of the Located at 13711 Mountain Other ideas include incor- request because of the proper- no vote because House Road across Highway poration of cabinets, furniture ty’s location in the Feliz Creek of flood plain 101 from the Real Goods and art made by local artisans, Solar Living Center, owners native and drought-tolerant See MOTEL, Page A-8 The Daily Journal of the proposed establishment plants, permeable paving, and Courtesy of Ruff & Associates The Mendocino County envision it to be the first motel salt water pool and hot tub A request to rezone land Planning Commission will to employ “all-green” con- instead of chlorine. in Hopland to allow con- hear a request Thursday to struction in the county. The applicants also say the struction of a 40-unit rezone flood-prone property Ideas proposed for the pro- project is intended to provide motel with 100 percent in Hopland to allow for the ject’s construction include that much needed moderately- green materials is recom- construction of a 40-unit it be 100 percent solar pow- priced units in Hopland, as mended for denial by motel. ered and use sustainable forest well as create additional jobs county planning staff According to a statement products or recycled lumber, and tax revenue for the coun- because the site, 13711 from applicant Ruff & bamboo or recycled flooring, ty. Mountain House Road Associates, the Hopland non-petroleum-based carpet- Mendocino County across Hwy. 101 from the Gardens Motel would be a ing, certified formaldehyde- Department of Planning and Real Goods Solar Living “gateway property” for free paints and sealers, and Building staff, however, are Center, is in a floodplain. Willits told no The Human Race Skunk Train Running - this summer and walking By LINDA WILLIAMS “Those businesses directly The Willits News impacted by the cancellation - for fun WILLITS - Long time for- don’t have the money to spend mer Willits resident and North in other businesses in town. and money Coast train champion Ruth There will be a decrease in Rockefeller is urging Willits sales and lodging tax revenues. By LAURA MCCUTCHEON businesses and residents to You also have the nine to 10 The Daily Journal “Show Harm” rather than sit- people from town that won’t Children and adults -- ting back and letting the Skunk have a job this summer and over 200 of them -- and Train cancel its summer season their buying power as well.” dogs, too, a few wearing in Willits without protest. “I too am disappointed that bandanas, others sweaters, Rockefeller, speaking to the the Skunk Train won’t run this pounded the pavement Willits City Council, cited her summer from Willits,” says Saturday morning during the experience in Eureka when Chris Hart, president of Sierra Second Annual Mendocino local protests associated with Entertainment, operator of the County Human Race. the North Coast Railway Skunk Train. “Our experience The largest area fund- Association resulted in several last year with the Oakdale raiser -- locally produced by trains being reinstated. depot construction and its dis- the Volunteer Network of Local businesses, shops, ruption to restrooms and gift Mendocino County, a com- restaurants and hotels are shops made me decide to can- munity action program of being urged by Rockefeller to cel the Willits Skunk Train this North Coast Opportunities -- estimate the impact the Skunk summer. We are looking for- benefits any community Train cancellation will likely ward to an aggressive fall pro- group, nonprofit agency, or MacLeod Pappidas/The Daily Journal have on their businesses and to gram operating from Willits. school wishing to partici- Eight-year-old Manuel Gonzales of Ukiah walks with his new friend Riley, advise the Willits Chamber of We plan to bring back the pate, according to Tami 9. Gonzales was raising money for the Ukiah Valley Association for Commerce and the city. Skunk 45 steam engine and the Bartolomei, volunteer pro- Habilitation. “We are disappointed by Grand Old Times blue-grass ject director. this summer’s cancellation; we special in September as well as Running for the Cancer “I got hooked on running as a way self and her two canine friends. “We had hoped that the depot work moving the entire Skunk Train Resource Center of Mendocino to deal with home-sickness when I didn’t put a team together ... it was wouldn’t be an impediment to Christmas production to County, Mark Beaman, who finished was in the Peace Corps and I just kind of a last minute thing,” Parra operation this summer. We are Willits.” in 14 minutes, 33 seconds, took first stuck with it,” Beaman said, as he said, though they were their own pleased with the Skunk Train “The Willits half of the place in the (almost) 5k race -- which waited for the race to begin. “It’s a team: Minpino, a 9-year-old minia- plans to focus on Willits in the Skunk Train operation is defi- started at the Alex Thomas Plaza, healthy addiction also. I love the run- ture pinscher riding in a kitty-walker, fall and winter this year,” says nitely a challenge as it is the toured the west side of Ukiah, circled ner’s high and the community com- and Pearl, a 7-year-old hound at the Willits City Manager Ross more difficult side of the run to around Todd Grove Park and finished bined with it, too, it’s just a great end of his leash. Walker. maintain, despite that we are back at the Plaza. thing,” he said. Children in strollers and a few on “The Skunk Train not run- committed to try and make it Beaman, whose sponsors gave him “We are walking for SNAP (Spay bicycles also accompanied those on ning this year creates a domino work,” Hart said. almost $1,000 to run, would have Neuter Assistance Program),” foot, on the foggy, crisp morning. effect on local business,” says The Skunk Train depot done so for free. Marcela Parra said, referring to her- Lynn Kennelly the Executive revamp design and construc- See RACE, Page A-8 Director of the Willits tion package are still under Chamber of Commerce. review by CalTrans. Coyote Valley tribe hosts Native American Day

MacLeod Pappidas/The Daily Journal At left, the namesake of David Smith and the Pomo Dancers belts out the vocals during one of many traditional perfor- mances at the Coyote Valley Shodakai Casino Saturday. Smith has taught all of his perform- ers, including 7-year-old Anthony Bincio, right.

UKIAH 1st month rent $1.00 1st month free with 3 months prepaid with 6 months prepaid. STORAGE & Valid thru 5-31-07. valid thru 5-31-07. 707-468-0800 TRUCK RENTAL See store for details. See store for details A-2 – MONDAY, MAY 14, 2007 DAILY DIGEST Editor: K.C. Meadows, 468-3526 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected] The world briefly Speed of fighter jet saved infant, now an adult George Sinner was in the gov- The F-4 is normally operat- again within 31 minutes, FARGO, N.D. (AP) — ernor’s residence. He had shut ed by a pilot and weapons sys- Becklund said. Twenty years ago a North off the phone in his room, so tems officer. But Becklund He landed at a naval air sta- Al-Qaida group says Dakota National Guard fighter his son-in-law answered when flew alone because there was- tion nearest the hospital, it has 3 missing U.S. troops jet scrambled with a cooler someone called with an urgent n’t room for both organ and where he popped the back containing an infant heart for request. officer. canopy and officials grabbed BAGHDAD (AP) — An al-Qaida front group announced a 5-month-old boy in “Here was this frantic doc- Becklund flew first to Hill the cooler. Sunday it had captured American soldiers in a deadly attack the California. tor calling from Fargo, saying Air Force Base in Utah, where The mission was fairly sim- day before, as thousands of U.S. troops searched insurgent areas The heart still beats inside they need a fast airplane pron- another jet was supposed to ple, Becklund said. But it was south of Baghdad for their three missing comrades. Andrew De La Pena, who’s to,” Sinner said. meet him for the final leg to unusual. The statement came on one of the deadliest days in the coun- now a student at Loyola Sinner offered a Citation, a California. But the plane did- “I’ve got to say, this tops try in recent weeks, with at least 124 people killed or found University in New Orleans. business jet, from the n’t show. it,” he said. “There’s not dead. A suicide truck bomb tore through the offices of a Kurdish He will be in Fargo this University of North Dakota. It “I knew one thing for sure. another event like this.” political party in northern Iraq, killing 50 people, and a car week with his parents. They’ll wasn’t fast enough. The heart needed to be in ——— bombing in a crowded Baghdad market killed another 17. meet the anonymous family “Suddenly I realized we’ve California, not in Utah,” Information from: The Troops surrounded the town of Youssifiyah and told residents whose decision to donate their got F-4s sitting there with Becklund said. Forum, http://www.in- over loudspeakers to stay inside, residents said. They then infant’s organs helped De La crews,” he said. He landed, refueled and left forum.com methodically searched the houses, focusing on possible secret Pena live. At that time, the National chambers under the floors where the soldiers might be hidden, “I have often wondered Guard’s 119th Wing’s F-4 residents said. The soldiers marked each searched house with a what happened and if he’s Phantoms were on alert, U.S. military deaths in Iraq at white piece of cloth. OK,” said Col. Bob Becklund, meaning a jet was ready to go. Soldiers also searched cars entering and leaving the town, who flew the F-4. “And to Sinner dialed Alex 3,393 Sunday, according toAP writing “searched” on the side of each vehicle they had inspect- hear now that he’s survived all Macdonald, who was then By The Associated Press ed. Several people were arrested, witnesses said. this and not only that but he’s adjutant general of the North As of Sunday, May 13, 2007, at least 3,393 members of the The Islamic State in Iraq offered no proof for its claim that it doing great, to be part of that, Dakota National Guard. A few U.S. military have died since the beginning of the Iraq war in was behind the attack Saturday in Mahmoudiya that also killed I’ll say is very neat.” months earlier, Macdonald’s March 2003, according to an Associated Press count. The fig- four U.S. soldiers and an Iraqi translator. But the Sunni area The families will not be son had died in an auto crash, ure includes seven military civilians. At least 2,761 died as a known as the “triangle of death” is a longtime al-Qaida strong- available for interviews until a and his organs were donated. result of hostile action, according to the military’s numbers. hold. Tuesday news conference, “I got a call from the gover- The AP count is 11 higher than the Defense Department’s said Rebecca Ousley, a nor that morning at, oh, dark tally, last updated Friday at 10 a.m. EDT. spokeswoman for LifeSource, thirty, and he said, ’We’ve got The British military has reported 148 deaths; Italy, 33; Iran and U.S. say they’re a St. Paul-based nonprofit that to get an airplane. We’ve got Ukraine, 18; Poland, 20; Bulgaria, 13; Spain, 11; Denmark, six; willing to hold talks on Iraq manages and promotes organ to get this heart out to El Salvador, five; Slovakia, four; Latvia, three; Estonia, and tissue donation. California,’ “ Macdonald said. Netherlands, Thailand, two each; and Australia, Hungary, TEHRAN, Iran (AP) — The U.S. and Iran said Sunday they The De La Pena family was They took one of the planes Kazakhstan, Romania, one death each. will hold upcoming talks in Baghdad about improving Iraq’s expected to stay in Fargo and notified the North ——— security — a historic political turnabout for the two countries through Wednesday, she said. American Air Defense The latest deaths reported by the military: with the most influence over Iraq’s future. The dramatic flight of Command that they would — A soldier was killed Sunday in a bombing in Anbar Expectations of progress remain low, however, with tough Andrew’s heart unfolded just replace it, Macdonald said. province. issues at stake and mutual suspicions running high. Even as it before Christmas 1986. “So we said, ’Go!”’ — A soldier was killed Sunday in a bombing in Salahuddin announced the talks, Iran lashed out at Vice President Dick The Stanford surgical team Macdonald said. “And they province. Cheney’s weekend warnings about its nuclear program, saying had boarded the Lear jet at went.” ——— it would retaliate if the U.S. attacked it. Hector International Airport Becklund, now the com- The latest identifications reported by the military: Yet the two sides said they were setting aside such differ- with the heart, but the jet’s mander of Fargo’s 119th — No identifications reported. ences to focus on a narrow issue — Iraq’s continued violence second engine wouldn’t work. Wing, was a first lieutenant on On the Net: and sharp political deterioration. Meanwhile, then-Gov. alert at the base that night. www.defenselink.mil/news/ “The purpose is to try to make sure that the Iranians play a productive role in Iraq,” said Gordon Johndroe, the White House’s National Security Council spokesman. Bush hails nation’s humble beginnings Critical meeting will decide when, how Cheney’s spokeswoman, Lea Anne McBride, also confirmed at 400th anniversary of Jamestown to distribute trove of Nazi papers the upcoming talks, saying the vice president supports the move as long as they focus solely on Iraq. JAMESTOWN, Va. (AP) — President Bush, who is fond of AMSTERDAM, Netherlands (AP) — As the Third Reich promoting the endurance of freedom, made a pilgrimage headed to defeat in World War II, the Germans burned millions Wildfires in northern Florida force Sunday to the settlement where the nation began to take shape of records to cover up history’s worst genocide. But the fraction centuries ago in swampland. that survived was enough to make up the largest Nazi archive in highways to close as evacuees wait Bush came to honor the 400th anniversary of Jamestown, existence. America’s first permanent English colony. It began in 1607 as a This week, efforts to lift the 52-year-old blanket of secrecy LAKE CITY, Fla. (AP) — Authorities briefly reopened two grueling commercial venture, and over time, became a starting from this historical treasure are likely to take a big step forward. highways crossing north Florida into Georgia on Sunday before point of representative government, free enterprise and cultural The 11-nation commission governing the International dense wildfire smoke forced them to again halt traffic, while Tracing Service, an arm of the International Committee of the hundreds of Florida residents waited to return to their threat- diversity. “It is a chance to renew our commitment to help others Red Cross, meets in Amsterdam Monday and Tuesday to decide ened homes. when and how to make electronic copies of its files available to around the world realize the great blessings of liberty,” Bush Officials said Sunday that the wildfire that had raced through researchers. told an estimated crowd of 25,000 at the celebration. the Okefenokee Swamp in southeast Georgia and into Florida So far the archive of 30 million to 50 million pages in Bad had charred more than 233,700 acres — or about 365 square Earlier, Bush played tourist with first lady Laura Bush. He Arolsen, Germany, has been used only to help reunite families miles — since it was started by lightning a week ago. said he enjoyed being “where it all started.” and verify restitution claims. The files were closed in 1955 Officials warned that storms in the forecast Sunday could On a day turned from gray to sunny, they began with a walk- because it was feared that unfettered access could violate the bring either much-needed rain or lightning. ing tour of Historic Jamestowne, where archeologists continue privacy of Holocaust victims, both living and dead. Authorities reopened 90 miles of Interstates 75 and 10 for a to unearth storied remains. couple of hours Sunday morning after wind helped push the But survivors have been pressing for direct access, unsatis- The structure of the settlers’ original triangular fort — long fied with the formalistic and partial answers to questions about heavy smoke away from the highways. But they were later thought to have been washed way — has been recovered. So, forced to close 35 miles of I-75 from the Florida-Georgia state the persecution they suffered. So a year ago the commission line to Lake City, Fla., as well as a 40-mile stretch of I-10 in too, have tools, pottery and jewelry. decided to unlock the vast storehouse for research. Florida, from Live Oak to Sanderson. A 15-mile stretch of I-75 from Valdosta, Ga., to the Florida Troop losses in Iraq raise College students get caught in music state line remained open Sunday. questions about Stryker vehicle industry crackdown on online piracy LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) — At first, Sarah Barg thought the e- Pastors tell congregations in tornado- BAGHDAD (AP) — A string of heavy losses from powerful mail was a scam. torn Kansas town not to fear future roadside bombs has raised new questions about the vulnerabili- Some group called the Recording Industry Association of GREENSBURG, Kan. (AP) — Church leaders on Sunday ty of the Stryker, the Army’s troop-carrying vehicle hailed by America was accusing the University of Nebraska-Lincoln told more than 3,000 residents, volunteers and disaster workers supporters as the key to a leaner, more mobile force. sophomore of illegally downloading 381 songs using the gathered in this tornado-ravaged community they should not Since the Strykers went into action in violent Diyala school’s computer network and a program called Ares. fear the future because God was with them. province north of Baghdad two months ago, losses of the vehi- The letter said she might be sued but offered her the chance The non-denominational service marked the first time the cles have been rising steadily, U.S. officials said. to settle out of court. congregations have worshipped in Greensburg since a May 4 A single infantry company in Diyala lost five Strykers this Barg couldn’t imagine anyone expected her to pay $3,000 — tornado destroyed more than 90 percent of the south-central month in less than a week, according to soldiers familiar with $7.87 per song — for some 1980s ballads and Spice Girls tunes Kansas town and killed nine people. the losses, who spoke on condition of anonymity because they she downloaded for laughs in her dorm room. Besides, the 20- Tears and hugs were common as many residents saw each are not authorized to release the information. The overall num- year-old had friends who had downloaded thousands of songs other for the first time since the tornado. Volunteers passed out ber of Strykers lost recently is classified. without repercussion. flowers to mothers in honor of Mother’s Day. “We are a scattered, dispersed community. But the Lord In one of the biggest hits, six American soldiers and a jour- “Obviously I knew it was illegal, but no one got in trouble for Jesus is our redeemer and is with us. ’Do not fear for I am with nalist were killed when a huge bomb exploded beneath their it,” Barg said. you,’ says the Lord,” said Rev. Gene McIntosh, pastor of First Stryker on May 6. It was the biggest one-day loss for the bat- But Barg’s perspective changed quickly that Thursday in United Methodist Church in Greensburg. talion in more than two years. March, when she called student legal services and found out the Tim Henning, pastor of Peace Lutheran Church in “We went for several months with no losses and were very e-mail was no joke and that she had a pricey decision to make. Greensburg, likened the city’s plight to that of Job in the Bible, proud of that,” a senior Army official said in Washington, Barg is one of 61 students at UNL and hundreds at more than whom God tested by taking away everything he loved but who speaking on condition of anonymity because he is not autho- 60 college campuses across the country who have received let- kept his faith through it all: “We are like him, we lost every- rized to comment publicly. “Since then, there have been quite a ters from the recording industry group, threatening a lawsuit if thing,” he said. few Stryker losses.” they don’t settle out of court.

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COMMUNITY MONDAY, MAY 14, 2007 – A-3 Editor: Richard Rosier, 468-3520 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected] COMMUNITY CALENDAR Potter Valley High School MONTHLY MEETINGS Knights of Columbus, St. Mary of the Angels #3791: First takes local chemistry field trip and third Wednesday; 7 p.m.; 900 Oak St.; call 463-8315. Korean War Veterans Association: Meets third Monday; 2 By DAN HOLBROOK p.m.; Veterans Hall, Seminary and Oak in Ukiah; For informa- Special for the Journal tion, call Paul Ferreira at 467-1974. On March 15 and 16, the Retired Federal Employees: National Association of Potter Valley Chemistry class Retired Federal Employees, meets every third Tuesday at noon took a field trip to many local sites. On Thursday we visited at Henny Penny Restaurant, corner of Orchard and Gobbi the Ukiah Water Treatment streets. Active and retired federal employees are welcome. Plant, Ukiah Waste Water American Assoc. of Univ. Women: 7 p.m.; third Tuesday; Treatment plant, Mendocino call Sue Mason 463-2164. Air Quality Control, and Alpha Republican Central Committee, Mendocino County: Lab. Then, on Friday we toured Meets third Tuesday at 7 p.m.; Harrah Industries, 42 Madrone Fetzer Winery, Germain- St., Willits; for information call, 467-8203. Robin/Brandy Distillation, Salmon Unlimited: Third Tuesday; at 7 p.m.; Farm Bureau; Ukiah Brewing Co., and new 303 C Talmage Road, Ukiah; call 463-1272. CDF station where the new Hopland American Legion Post 529: Meets third REHIT vehicle is located. Wednesday; 6 p.m.; American Legion Hall on Feliz Creek At Ukiah’s Water Treatment Road. Plant we met Allen Jamison, a Human Society Inland Mendocino County: Meets third grade four operator of the facil- Wednesday; 6:30 p.m.; conference room at Realty World Selzer ity. He explained the process of Reatly; 350 E. Gobbi St., in Ukiah; 485-0123. drawing water from under both Redwood Purls Knitters Guild: Open to all levels of knit- the Russian River and a few ters; third Thursday of every month at 7 p.m., at Heidi’s Yarn large wells in Ukiah. The water Haven, 180 School St., Ukiah; 462-0544, call Miriam at 485- is cleaned as it was filtered 7743. through beads covered in posi- Disabled American Veterans: Third Thursday; 7 p.m.; tively charged polyaluminum Veterans Memorial Hall, 293 Seminary Ave., call 485-7706. chlorahydrate, a polymer that Bereavement Group: Meets third Thursday; open to the attracts and attaches to dirt par- community; at 5:30 to 7 p.m.; Phoenix Certified Hospice of ticles. Since little pockets in the Mendocino County, Evergreen Shopping Center, 1712 S. Main surface of dirt are home to bac- St., Willits; call 459-1818. teria, this makes the water both United Way Inland Mendocino Community Council: clearer and healthier. The DAn Holbrook demonstrates principles of chemistry to his class during a field trip Third Thursday; from noon to 1:30 p.m.; Ukiah Community beads, after their jobs are done, on March 15 and 16, during which they visited a variety of local bussinesses. Center Food Bank conference room; call Yvonne Hall at 744- sink to the bottom from the nitrogen oxide, and particulates four degrees with ice encrust- (ethyl alcohol) with byproducts 8567. weight of the dirt. After this, in our air on a daily basis. Our ing the tanks. Then we went to of CO2 (natural carbonation), Ukiah Garden Club: Night meeting open to the public; the water is treated with chlo- guide, Don Latimer, showed us a huge underground cellar, and heat. Hops are added to third Thursday; 7 p.m.; Ukiah Garden Clubhouse; 1203 Clay rine, killing all the remaining a filter system that measures where about 55 thousand oak give it a bitter flavor. St., in Ukiah. bacteria, and has its pH bal- particulates. In just one day, barrels of wine were aging in Our final stop was the CDF Juvenile Justice/Delinquency Prevention Commission: anced using Sodium white filter paper in the device oak barrels. Before leaving we Fire Station to meet up with Third Friday; from noon to 2 p.m.; Conference Room at Hydroxide. Otherwise, it may turns gray from the particulate went into the laboratory where Jim Harrison and talk about Juvenile Hall on Law Gap Road next to County Administration corrode the soldering of copper matter. In winter, it can even they test for proper pH, SO2, how the REHIT (Redwood Building; call Anne Oliver at 467-8527. pipes and releases lead into the turn black from all the particu- CO2, and sugar content in both Empire Hazardous Incident Mendocino County Art Association: Workshops on third drinking water. Next we visited lates from burning wood red and white wine. Team) use chemistry to clean the Ukiah Waste Water stoves. Mr. Latimer gave us a After Fetzer’s, we traveled up hazardous spills, such as Saturday; 10:30 a.m. to 3 p.m.; Grace Hudson Museum; call Treatment Plant. 463-2268. Web site (www.arb.ca.gov ) to Redwood Valley to tour the overturned tankers on the free- Andy Luke first took us to that shows the current air qual- Germain-Robin Distillery. Joe way or meth labs. Some of the the basement, the lowest point WEEKLY MEETINGS ity all over California. Corley showed us how choice spills that Jim has encountered in Ukiah, where all the waste On our last stop of day one, wines are heated in a 70-gallon include extremely acidic and water enters the plant. Then we we visited Julie Shnitzer at the vat till they are hot enough to extremely basic chemicals on Alanon: Meets Mondays at 5:30 p.m., Tuesdays noon, followed the water to sedimen- Fridays noon, and Saturdays at 10:30 a.m.; Calvary Baptist Alpha Labs in Ukiah. Julie boil away the alcohol. An easy the pH scale. Mr. Harrison also tation tanks where the heavy explained her daily procedures feat since it’s easier to boil than mentioned that they frequently Church, 465 Luce Ave.; for more information call 463-1867 or material sinks to the bottom 621-2721. and how they relate to chem- water. After going through the use the Alpha Labs to test soils and is scraped away by big istry. She explained that the process twice, the alcohol con- and waters that have been Alateen: Meets Thursdays 8 to 9 p.m.; Calvary Baptist racks. It is then sent to two Church, 465 Luce Ave., enter at east side back door; for more Alpha Labs receive soil and tent is about 70 percent. It is exposed to harmful chemicals round tanks, where the liquid is water samples from clients and then pumped to a cool location and to determine if the contam- information call 468-9290. sprayed over plastic pieces that they test for harmful biologi- for aging in French oak barrels inated soil and water needs to Bingo: Non smoking, non-profit, Bingo will be held harbor zoogleal film (also cals and chemicals. They use (for up to 25 years) to give it be excavated. Mr. Harrison also Tuesday nights at 6 p.m. and Thursday afternoons at 1 p.m., at known as slime) which eats the modern chemistry in the labs to flavor. Brandy can be made showed us the REHIT truck -- a the Ukiah Senior Center. bacteria. This cleaner water is try and pinpoint common from anything containing sugar titanic vehicle which carries Card and Boardgame Club: Meets at 8:30 a.m., on again moves to settling tanks harmful chemicals. Julie also (C6 H12 06) such as apples or virtually every piece of equip- Tuesdays in Bartlett Hall in Room 11 and 12 and at 5:30 p.m. and treated with chlorine to kill mentioned that they use trout pears. Some of the oak barrels ment required to deal with haz- on Wednesdays and Fridays, at Carter Hall at the Ukiah Senior remaining bacteria. It can then and fathead minnow fish as a are over 100 years old and still ardous wastes. The REHIT Center; for information call Joyce, 468-8943. be sent back to the Russian test to see if water is safe in use though they no longer vehicle even contains a small Celebrate Recovery: Christ-centered 12-step recovery; River or to holding ponds enough to put back into the impart flavor. laboratory used for small scale Fridays at Trinity Baptist Church Hall, South Dora Street and where it goes into the ground to environment. Next we stopped at the soil and water tests. Jim Luce Ave, 6 p.m. fellowship dinner; 7 p.m. teaching/testimony; filter naturally. The sludge is On the second day of our Ukiah Brewing Company. Harrison helped us understand 8 p.m. men and women’s small group sharing; 9 p.m. collected and is baked at high chemistry field trip on Friday, While eating lunch, Els how chemistry is used in criti- dessert/solid rock cafe. Babysitting provided. For more infor- temperatures using methane March 16 we visited Fetzer Cooperwriter joined us and cal situations. mation call 462-6535. created by the digester. The Winery in Hopland, where spoke about why she was gen- We would, of course, like to Duplicate Bridge: Meets at 7 p.m., every Monday, and at 1 dried sludge can be used as fer- Charlie Gilmore showed us the erally opposed to GMO’s, her- thank our respective guides -- p.m., every Wednesday, in the community room at Washington tilizer. process of how red and white bicide use, and pesticides. Allen Jamison, Andy Luke, Mutual Bank, corner of Gobbi and State streets. Newcomers The third stop landed us at wines are made. We went into a Because of these harmful fac- Don Latimer, Julie Shnitzer, are welcome. For more information call 468-8476. the Mendocino County Air huge room where red and white tors she and her husband decid- Charlie Gilmore, Joe Corley, Financial Management Workshop: Noon to 1 p.m. Quality Control Center on wines are fermented. The red ed to open up an organic restau- Els and Brett Cooperwriter and Wednesdays; Salvation Army Office, 714A S. State St, Ukiah; Gobbi Street. It was a small wines were kept in the fermen- rant and brewery, becoming the Jim Harrison- for their kind 468-9577. building but it had interesting tation room at up to 150 first organic restaurant and assistance and courtesy. Each GURDJIEFF Reading and Discussion Group: Meets 7 devices that test for ozone (03), degrees in metal tanks. The brewery in the United states. were very knowledgeable and p.m. on Fridays. For more information, call 391-6780 or 485- sulfur dioxide, carbon dioxide, white wines are kept at a cool Brett, Els’ son and new owner, kind enough to take time out of 7293. then showed us the process of their schedules for our small Kiwanis Club: Meets at noon, Tuesday, at The Ukiah beer making. the grain mesh is but curious Potter Valley chem- Garden Cafe 1090 S. State St.; for more information call Janet boiled to convert the starch into istry class. Carlson at 467-2288. sugar. Then yeast is added to Dan Holbrook is a teacher Lions Club: Meets at noon on Thursdays, at Ukiah Garden Pet of the Week convert the sugar to C2H6OH at Potter Valley High School. Cafe. Redwood Empire Lions Club meets at 6:45 a.m., every first and third Tuesday, at Zack’s Restaurant. Overeaters Anonymous: In Ukiah – Mondays at 5:30 p.m.; Saturdays at 11 a.m.; 741 S. Oak St.; 472-4747. Meets in Willits on Wednesdays at 5:30 p.m. at Willits United Methodist Pet of the Week Church, School and Pine Streets, upstairs; No dues or weigh- ins, everyone is welcome; 459-4594. Peace and Justice Gathering: Meets Sundays rain or shine at 10 a.m. at Alex Thomas Plaza in Ukiah to drum, dance and sing for peace and justice; all ages are invited to bring drums and any other instruments; 462-2320. Rotary Club of Ukiah: Meets for lunch at 12:10 p.m., on Tuesdays, at Elks Lodge, 1200 Hastings Road. 467-3674; www.ukiahrotary.org. Senior Writing Class: Meets from 2 to 3:30 p.m. on Tuesdays, in Room 10-11 in the Admin. Bldg. of the Ukiah Senior Center. Record memories for children and grandchil- dren. Free and open; for information call Kathie Jones, 468- 5006. Sex Addicts Anonymous: Meets at 6:30 p.m. on Sundays, at 160 W. Henry St., in Ukiah; Art, 360-8479. Soroptimist International of Ukiah: Meets at noon, on Wednesdays, at Ukiah Garden Cafe. Soroptimist means “Best for Women” and our mission is “To improve the lives of women and girls in local communities and throughout the world.” For more information call Joy Beeler, at 463-6729, Tina Rorabaugh, at 744-1514 or Jessica Kimball at 743-1902. South Ukiah Rotary Club: Meets at 7 a.m., on Thursdays Photo by MacLeod Pappidas at North State Cafe, 263 N. State St. in Ukiah; for more infor- Betty is one of three Blue Tick hounds currently mation, call president John Bogner at 467-3620. residing at the Animal Shelter. She’s an easy- T.O.P.S.: (Take off pounds sensibly): Meets from 9:15 to going girl, albeit a bit shy. She’s been at the shel- Submitted photo 10:30 a.m., every Tuesday, at Calvary Baptist Church, 465 ter since April 21 and would love a good home. Are you sitting home alone every night with no Luce Ave.; Ruth, 462-8440. The other two Blue Ticks are a male and a female. one to talk to? Is the TV your only companion? T.O.P.S.: Low-cost, non-profit group meets every Tuesday The adoption fee is currently reduced by 50 per- Well, cheer up, Bucky, I have the answer for you: at Autumn Leaves, 425 E. Gobbi St., in the community room. cent for all adult dogs and cats due to over- me! My name is Ziggy and I am a two year old Weigh-in is from 5:30 to 6:15 p.m. Meeting is from 6:15 p.m. crowding. To adopt a pet, visit the Mendocino domestic short haired male who loves attention. to 7:15 p.m.; Linda MacDonald, 467-2391. County Animal Shelter on Plant Road. The hours If it is conversation you want, all you have to do T.O.P.S.: Every Thursday at Washington Mutual Building are Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday from is talk to me and I'll talk right back. I am up for community room, 700 S. State St.; meeting is from 8:30 to 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and on Wednesday from 10 a.m. adoption at the Humane Society located at 9700 10:30 a.m.; it is a low-cost, weight-reduction support group; to 7 p.m. On Saturday, the hours are 10 a.m. to 2 Uva Drive in Redwood Valley between 1 and 5 call 462-4901 or 485-7801. p.m. and the shelter is closed on Sunday. View p.m. on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday and 11 T.O.P.S.: Every Friday at the Meadows Mobil Court club- other available animals at www.petfinder.com. a.m. to 3 p.m. on the weekend.The phone number For information call Sage at 467-6453. is 485-0123. Let’s talk. See CALENDAR, Page A-5 051407 UDJ 4A 5/13/07 8:57 PM Page 1

A-4 – MONDAY, MAY 14, 2007 FORUM Editor: K.C. Meadows, 468-3526 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected] Letters from our readers VIEWPOINTS Needs help with Steinbeck To the Editor: On my 39th day in jail I was fortunate enough to receive an edition of ORTON ONDRACKE Steinbeck’s California Classic, “Of Mice M K and Men.” After I bent the soft cover and smelt the pages of the shiny black and orange Penguin paperwork edition, I dove right in and was not disappointed. Steinbeck’s flowing illustrations of nature afforded me a first class ticket from jail to U.S. needs the Salinas Valley. (Two years later Steinbeck displayed mastery over his craft alternative for Iraq in the greatest American novel, “The Without prejudging whether President Bush’s Grapes of Wrath.”) I thoroughly enjoyed “surge” policy will work, the administration and its the short novel, but upon completion was critics ought to be seriously thinking about a Plan B, left with some questions: What is the basic the “80 percent solution” — also known as “winning premise? Who are the “mice,” and who dirty.” are the “men”? And finally, is Lennie Right now, the administration is committed to build- African-American? Hopefully someone ing a unified, reconciled, multisectarian Iraq — “win- can fill me in. ning clean.” Most Democrats say that’s what they Pete Evangelatos want, too. But it may not be possible. Ukiah The 80 percent alternative involves accepting rule by Shiites and Kurds, allowing them to violently sup- Suggestions for UPD press Sunni resistance and making sure that Shiites friendly to the United States emerge victorious. To the Editor: No one has publicly advocated this Plan B, and I An Open Letter To The Ukiah Police know of only one member of Congress who backs it — Department: and he wants to stay anonymous. But he argues persua- For over 5 years, I have resided on Oak sively that it’s the best alternative available if Bush’s Street between Seminary Avenue and Mill surge fails. Street, almost directly across from police Winning will be dirty because it will allow the Shi- headquarters. During this time, I have ite-dominated Iraqi military and some Shiite militias to consistently observed officers driving on decimate the Sunni insurgency. There likely will be our street at a very high rate of speed Other opinions ethnic cleansing, atrocities against civilians and mas- when going out on a call, and also when sive refugee flows. returning to headquarters (the residential From around the nation On the other hand, as Bush’s critics point out, area speed limit is 25 mph). I have even bloody civil war is the reality in Iraq right now. U.S. observed on more than one occasion, an troops are standing in the middle of it and so far cannot officer speed down our street, stop abrupt- The Sacramento Bee stop either Shiites from killing Sunnis or Sunnis from ly at the STOP sign at the corner, only to Maybe this isn’t a drought, but act as if it were killing Shiites. drive to and park in the Prime Market Winning dirty would involve taking sides in the parking lot on the southeast corner of Mill It’s official. The Sierra fixed. Sprinkler timers voters approved in 2004. It civil war — backing the Shiite-dominated elected gov- and Oak to make a purchase. snowpack is the slimmest in should be adjusted to take imposed a 1 percent income ernment of Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki and ensuring The section of Oak Street between nearly two decades. The advantage of cooler spells tax surcharge on annual that he and his allies prevail over both the Sunni insur- Seminary and Mill is a residential area. final survey found the snow- like the one that descended incomes above $1 million, gency and his Shiite adversary Muqtada al-Sadr, who’s There are many families and children who pack at 27 percent of nor- over Northern California last with the money to be used now Iran’s candidate to rule Iraq. reside on this block. As a matter of fact, mal. At one station that the week. for mental health services. Shiites make up 60 percent of the Iraqi population, what prompts this letter is an incident that California Department of In the Capitol, politicians Embedded within the ini- so Shiite domination of the government is inevitable occurred a while back when a little girl, a Water Resources monitors at tend to argue about water, tiative was a promise that and a democratic outcome. toddler, somehow escaped her fenced in 6,800 feet in the Sierra, offi- particularly whether to build Proposition 63 funds could The United States also has good relations with Iraq’s front yard. She was eventually caught by cials found no snow at all. more reservoirs and who not be used to pay for exist- Kurdish minority, 20 percent of the population, and her parent attempting to cross the street. California isn’t officially should pay for them. But ing mental health programs. would want to cement it by semipermanently station- It goes without saying that speeding police in a drought. Water that conservation is something In other words, those AB ing U.S. troops in Northern Iraq to ward off the possi- vehicles in the vicinity of young children exists behind reservoirs will every single Californian can 2034 homeless programs bility of a Turkish invasion. creates a very hazardous situation. keep just about every water do on his or her own. This is could not be suddenly Ever since the toppling of Saddam Hussein, Sunnis I have noticed that when emergency district in California from a good time to examine underwritten by Proposition — representing 20 percent of the population — have personnel (ambulance/paramedics) exit been the core of armed resistance to the United States officially going to rationing. those water habits. 63. and the Iraqi government. The insurgency consists police headquarters, their siren and flash- But think of it this way: So what is the governor ing emergency lights are on, and they tend mainly of ex-Saddam supporters and Sunni national- By the time the government The Fresno Bee trying to do? He is proposing ists, both eager to return to power, and of jihadists anx- to take the Seminary Avenue route to State officially declares the weath- to eliminate state funding for Street. Seminary is a safer route. There are Mental health games ious to sow chaos, humiliate the United States and cre- er situation to be in a AB 2034 homeless pro- ate a safe zone for al-Qaida operations throughout the no homes nor apartments on this street. It drought, California will have grams and dig into the perplexes me why police personnel drive Gov. Arnold Middle East. the Oak Street residential route, in excess actually been in the drought Schwarzenegger is trying to Proposition 63 funds to pay Bush wants to establish Iraq as a model representa- of the speed limit, with no siren or flash- for a year or two. It’s only make his budget problem for it. tive democracy for the Middle East, but that’s proved ing emergency lights, instead of the safer after the reservoirs run low easier by digging excessive- Besides breaking the spir- impossible so far.Bush’s troop surge — along with Seminary route. Seminary is also a shorter does the rationing become ly into funding for mental it and letter of the law, the Gen. David Petraeus’ shift of military strategy — is and quicker route to State Street. mandatory. health services. There’s been governor’s cut would have a designed to suppress the civil war long enough for So, with regard for public safety, and It is understandable that a problem with this strategy damaging impact across the Iraqi military forces to be able to maintain even-hand- particularly, for the safety of the children water districts don’t move every time a governor has state. ed order on their own and for Sunni, Kurdish and Shi- who reside on the block of Oak Street into drought mode until nec- tried it. Thanks to state funding, ite politicians to agree to share power and resources. between Seminary and Mill, I suggest the essary. There is always the When voters pass an ini- those served by the program The new strategy deserves a chance, but so far civil- following: chance that the next rainy tiative that restricts how that have stable homes and many ian casualties are not down, progress on political rec- • UPD officers obey the residential area season will be a whopper are contributing, taxpaying onciliation is glacial, and U.S. casualties have pot of money can be spent, increased significantly. speed limit of 25 mph on Oak Street and the reservoirs will be future lawmakers need to members of society. between Mill and Seminary. full to the brim. But there is Not only does investment As a result, political patience in the United States is follow the law. running down.Prudence calls for preparation of a Plan • Officers reduce their use of Oak Street also value in the public tak- With mental health ser- in mental health relieve suf- between Mill and Seminary, and prioritize ing the dry weather very fering, over the long run it B. The withdrawal policy advocated by most Democ- vices, there are two pots of rats virtually guarantees catastrophic ethnic cleansing usage of the Seminary Avenue route when seriously and taking actions money and two sets of ser- saves money by keeping the exiting or returning to headquarters. — but without any guarantee that a government friend- before being told to do so by vices in play. One is known mentally ill out of hospitals, ly to the United States would emerge. • In emergency situations requiring a the government. prisons and jails. driving speed in excess of the 25 mph res- as AB 2034, the law that cre- Almost certainly, Shiites will dominate Iraq because Regardless of whether ated the program in 2001. In approving Proposition they outnumber Sunnis three to one. But the United idential area speed limit, officers utilize Californians live next to two 63, the voters said they want their vehicles’ flashing lights and siren, AB 2034 funds treatment States would get no credit for helping the Shiites win. rivers in Sacramento or in and housing programs for a the state to spend more on And, there is no guarantee that al-Sadr — currently and drive the Seminary Avenue route the desert, conservation mental health. In proposing when going out on the call. portion of the homeless who residing in Iran and resting his militias — would not I sincerely appreciate the challenging, should be a way of life. are mentally ill. An estimat- to eliminate all AB 2034 emerge as the victor in a power struggle with al-Mali- dangerous and important work performed Water shouldn’t be wasted. ed 5,000 people were able to spending, the governor ki’s.Iran formerly backed the SCIRI and its Badr by Ukiah Police Department officers and Landscaping shouldn’t get get off the streets as a result. ignores both the public will Brigades but recently switched allegiances — foolish- staff, and thank you for your kind atten- an unnecessary soaking. The other pot of money is and sound and humane pub- ly, my Congressional source contends — to al-Sadr, tion to this letter. Leaky faucets should be Proposition 63, approved by lic policy. who’s regarded by other Shiites as young, volatile and Hiawatha O. Blake unreliable. Ukiah Under a win-dirty strategy, the United States would have to back al-Maliki and the Badr Brigades in their WHERE TO WRITE eventual showdown with al-Sadr. It also would have to LETTER POLICY help Jordan and Saudi Arabia care for a surge in Sunni President George Bush: The White www.house.gov/write rep refugees, possibly 1 million to 2 million joining an The Daily Journal welcomes letters to House, 1600 Pennsylvania Ave., Washing- Assemblywoman Patty Berg: State equal number who already have fled. the editor. All letters must include a clear ton, D.C. 20500; (202) 456-1111, FAX Sunnis will suffer under a winning dirty strategy, no name, signature, return address and phone Assembly District 1, Capitol, Rm. 2137, (202)456-2461. Sacramento, 95814. (916) 319-2001; question, but so far they’ve refused to accept that number. Letters chosen for publication are they’re a minority. They will have to do so eventually, generally published in the order they are Governor Arnold Schwarzeneg- Santa Rosa, 576-2526; FAX, Santa Rosa, ger: State Capitol, Sacramento, 95814. one way or another. And, eventually, Iraq will achieve received, but shorter, concise letters are 576-2297. Berg's field representative in political equilibrium. Civil wars do end. The losers given preference.We publish most of the (916) 445-2841; FAX (916)445-4633 Ukiah office located at 311 N. State St, lose and have to knuckle under. letters we receive, but we cannot guaran- Sen. Barbara Boxer: 112 Hart Sen- Ukiah, 95482, 463-5770. The office’s fax As my Congressional source says, “Every civil war tee publication. Names will not be with- ate Office Bldg., Washington, D.C. 20510; is a political struggle. The center of this struggle is for held for any reason. If we are aware that number is 463-5773. E-mail to: assembly- (202)224-3553; San Francisco, (415) 403- [email protected] control of the Shiite community. Wherever the Shiites you are connected to a local organization 0100 FAX (415) 956-6701 go is where Iraq will go. So, the quicker we back the or are an elected official writing about the Senator Pat Wiggins: State Senate winning side, the quicker the war ends. ... Winning organization or body on which you serve, Sen. Dianne Feinstein: 331 Hart District 2, Capitol Building, Room 5100, dirty isn’t attractive, but it sure beats losing.” Senate Office Bldg., Washington, D.C. that will be included in your signature.All Sacramento, 95814. (916) 445-3375Email: letters are subject to editing without 20510. (202)224-3841 FAX (202) 228- notice. Editing is generally limited to 3954; San Francisco (415) 393-0707; sen- [email protected]. 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market are encouraged to look into the by email at [email protected] or by older driver. It takes into consideration the Redwood Valley Community Market. phone at 272-9775. The Baby Carrier Lending physical changes of maturing drivers and iden- The market is currently seeking vendors Library is funded by First 5 Mendocino and tifies ways they may compensate for those COMMUNITY BRIEFS with produce, crafts, and certified prepared supported by the Alliance for Rural changes. foods. Redwood Valley Community Market Community Health. Instructors are trained volunteers. Hospice Grief Recovery meets at the Lion’s Club Park on Sundays from Successful completion of the course will enti- Support Group set 9:30 a.m. to 1 p.m., July through October. Bureau of Land Management tle each person over 55 years of age a discount There is a reasonable weekly or seasonal rate in auto insurance rates (Amount of discount to run through June 25 for vendors. For additional information and to needs volunteers to lead hikes varies by insurer). Hospice of Ukiah will be offering a new apply, all 485-6523. Hikers who wan to share their knowledge Participants must attend classes both days in Grief Recovery Support Group started and run- and love of the outdoors have the opportunity order to receive their certificate, which will ning for 8 weeks through June 25. Open to the Mendocino County to lead hikes on public lands in the Cache entitle them to their discount. public, this 2-hour weekly meeting will con- oustanding volunteer Creek Natural Area in Lake and Colusa coun- Class size is limited by AARP to the first vene from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Hospice of Ukiah ties and the Stronetta Public Lands on the thirty persons who sign-up. To reserve a place office at 620 S. Dora, Suite 101. of the year awards postponed Mendocino Coast. in the class, telephone Jan at 462-7314 or the The series is open to any adult who is griev- The MCOVY awards that were scheduled The Bureau of Land Management needs Ukiah senior Center t 462-4343. ing a death. This is an opportunity to express for April 19, are postponed; a future date will volunteers to lead outings at various times of feelings of loss in a safe atmosphere and to be announced soon. the year. The BLM will provide training in UHS Class of 1977 30-Year learn information and techniques for moving They are sorry for any inconvenience this basic interpretive techniques and orient volun- through the bereavement process. The group is may cause. However, look for some very excit- teers to the hiking areas. Volunteers will be Reunion set for July 7 educational as well as supportive. Each week ing changes to the MCOVY awards next fall. responsible for subject matter expertise and Ukiah High School’s Class of 1977 is hold- focuses on different aspects of the grieving All nominations that have been submitted will scheduling hikes. The BLM will publicize the process, and includes helpful written handouts ing it’s 30-Year Reunion on July 7 at the Ukiah be held for all fall event. outings. Valley Conference Center. to take home as well as suggested exercises to For more information, call 467-2596, ext. For more information or to become a hike work on during the week. Anyone who would like more information 110. docent, contact Larry Ames at the BLM Ukiah or who can help us locate missing classmates, There is no charge for participation in the Field Office, at 468-4000. group. Hospice of Ukiah, Inc., is a volunteer email at [email protected] or call hospice supported by donations which are The Alex Rorabaugh Center Kitty Britton at 463-5266 during the day. always welcome. For more information and to now open and running AARP Driver Safety Program register, call 391-8013. set for Wednesday, Thursday Ukiah High School The Boys and Girls Club of Ukiah and the Reunion set for Aug. 4 Alternative education Board of Directors of the UVCRC are proud to An AARP Driver Safety Program class is announce that the new Alex Rorabaugh Center scheduled to be held in Ukiah this Wednesday, The class of 1967 is set to hold their 40 year students win awards in the known as the ARC is now open and running and Thursday, from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. class reunion, set for Aug. 4. The event will Poetry to Go competition programs with the youth of the community. Classes are to be held in the conference room take place at the Redwood Valley Cellars. They There are many different room and facility at the Department of Social Services, 747 So. are looking for classmates, if you know the Three students from the Alternative rental opportunities for the community. They State St. in Ukiah. whereabouts please let them know. Education Programs at MCOE won awards at have office space available for local non-prof- This program is an eight-hour classroom For more information, call Bonnie Black at the Poetry to Go Competition hosted by its, three conference rooms and other special refresher course designed especially for the Mendocino College. The students were use rooms available for use on a one time or 489-1776. encouraged to participate in the Poetry to Go long term basis. contest by their teacher Sarah Walker. The ARC is located at 1640 S. State Street, In the Adult division, Best of Show went to in Ukiah. to 8:30; an interfaith Ukiah Toastmasters As The Lotus Blossoms Fall by Michael For more information, call 467-4900 ext. Mindfulness Practice Group Club: Meets Fridays, from France. In the youth division, Merit Awards 100. Calendar inspired by teachings of Thich 6:45 to 7:45 a.m. in the Nhat Hanh; it uses meditation Washington Mutual will be presented to Jaime Nava-Franco for Continued from Page A-3 Dead Man Walking and David Tafel for I’m On Baby Carrier Lending exercises to deepen aware- Conference Room, 700 S. The Go. house, 8686 East Road, ness, expand ability to deal State St., Ukiah; for informa- During this year’s “Litfest” at Mendocino Library available to parents Redwood Valley; weigh in with difficulties, and increase tion call Carol Crandal, 743- joy in life; open to all levels of College, the Poetry to Go winners will receive Babes in Tow, a local parents group, is from 9 to 9:30 a.m., meeting 1624. awards and read their winning poems at 10 from 9:30 to 10:30 p.m.; call experience; free; 462-7749. Willits Chess Club: Meets pleased to announce the opening of a new Ukiah Gamblers a.m. Saturday, June 2 in the Little Theater at Baby Carrier Lending Library. 485-8260 or 485-7795. beginning at 6:30 to 10:30 Mendocino College. In addition, Poetry to Go Ukiah City Anonymous: Open group p.m. and playing until people The goal of the project is to help parents meeting, 7 to 8:30 p.m., every poems will be posted in MTA buses beginning Councilmember Benj finish on Fridays, at become more physically active by assisting Thursday; back building at in May. Thomas will be available for McDonalds, on Main Street in them in finding a baby carrier that best suits questions and conversation at Christadelphian Hall, 23 Oak For more information about the Alternative their needs. Parents of babies and toddlers can Willits; all level of players are Education Programs, they can be reached at Schat’s Bakeries and Café, Knoll Road, just off S. State borrow two high-quailty baby carriers for up to St., Ukiah; free; 467-9326. welcome; for information, call 467-5153. 113 W. Perkins St. on Herb, 459-5911. a month. Mondays from 4:30 to 5:30. Ukiah Senior Center The lending library inventory includes Ergo Luncheon: All are invited to If an organization changes He can also be reached at 707- a phone number, an address, RV Community Maket Carriers, Moby Wraps, Maya Wraps, Mei Tai 972-3949 or by email at meet for lunch at 11:30 a.m., seeking vendors for summer Carriers, Baby Bjorn, Baby Trekker, Ring [email protected]. Monday through Friday, at the or any information in this cal- Slings, Adjustable Pouches, German-style Ukiah Community of Ukiah Senior Center, 499 endar, call Richard Rosier at Those interested in selling fruits, vegetables woven wraps, and many more. Mindful Living: Meets Leslie St., $5 members, $6 the Ukiah Daily Journal at and crafts in addition to having fun at a local For more information, contact Babes In Tow Monday evenings from 6:30 non-members; call to make a 468-3520, or e-mail at udjfea- reservation; 462-4343. [email protected]. A-6- MONDAY, MAY 14, 2007 THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL

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By SHAWN OYLER been in the hands of the public. Never- Presidential Coins out individually. But is being so widely advertised, everyone is N RARELY SEEN: UNIVERSAL MEDIA SYNDICATE circulated coins are among those most anyone who does would be an absolute practically clawing each other’s eyes out The coin’s edge It’s like a run on the banks. The phones likely to increase in value,” said Milton. fool. So, to keep that from happening we to beat the order deadline for the sealed markings are just keep ringing off the hook. You would expect that these Vault are giving away a free Presidential Dollar Ballistic Rolls,” said Milton. superb. For the next 72 hours the public Bricks of never-circulated Ballistic Rolls Coin with each Ballistic Roll. That way Beginning today at 8:30 a.m., the is actually getting never-before-seen would never leave the vault. But now, you everyone can still examine and show off National Order Hotline opens to the Ballistic Rolls of the U.S. Mint’s® daz- can show them off like a diamond ring or the individual free coin without breaking public for only 72 hours. Readers zling new Washington Presidential a brand new car. You just won’t believe the seal on the valuable Ballistic Rolls,” must dial 1-800-924-7945. If the Dollar Coins. the expression on people’s faces when you Milton said. lines are busy, keep trying. “The mammoth Ballistic Rolls cap- hand them one of these. It’s like you just “Just think if you had saved the “We have to put limits on dealers. tured in these world exclusive photos gave them a Million Dollars. Eisenhower Dollar Coins. Right now you’d But everyone else who calls should are being handed over to everyone who “We can’t stop people from breaking be tempted to cash them in for a huge be able to get what they need,” calls the National Order Hotline begin- the sealed tubes open and handing the jackpot. Now that this free coin giveaway Milton said. N ning at 8:30 a.m. this morning and those who beat the order deadline are actu- ally getting a free coin with each roll,” confirmed Timothy Milton, Chief of HERE’S HOW TO GET Coin Operations for the World Re serve Monetary Exchange. The U.S. Mint barely got started mint- ing these new coins and by law were YOUR FREE COINS required to stop production forever. There will never be any more. “First issue coins like these are highly Claim Authorization SR370 sought after, but we’ve never seen any- Readers have 72 hours to call the tollfree National Order Hotline thing like these sealed Ballistic Rolls at 1-800-924-7945 beginning at 8:30 a.m. today. being put into the public’s hands direct The World Reserve has just announced that it is also from the private vaults of the World giving away the Presidential Dollar Coin to everyone Reserve. Coin values always fluctuate who beats the 72 hour order deadline for and there are never any guarantees, but each Ballistic Roll. The crystal clear sealed ordinary Eisenhower Dollar coins as Ballistic Rolls are being released from the recent as 1973 have already increased in vault in these impressive vault bricks for value by an astonishing 1,200 percent,” the special fee of just $88 plus shipping. Milton said. That’s a whopping 425 “So just imagine what these gigantic grams of coins in all. fifty coin rolls of new Presidential Dollar Those who miss the Coins could bring someday. These are deadline will be turned not ordinary commercial bankrolls. You away and required to can’t get these Ballistic Rolls at the wait for future announce- U.S. Mint, at the Federal Reserve or ments authorized by the at any local bank. You just can’t find World Reserve Monetary these sealed tubes anywhere because Exchange in this or they remain sealed in the crystal clear other publications. Vault Tubes that show off the coins’ edge THE “U.S. MINT”® IS A REG- markings,” he said. ISTERED TRADEMARK OF THE Each sealed Vault Tube is then UNITED STATES MINT. THE encased in its own gold foil Vault Brick WORLD RESERVE MONETARY to preserve the coins’ radiant, four EXCHANGE IS NOT AFFILIATED metal alloy in brilliant never-circulated WITH THE UNITED STATES GOV- condition. ERNMENT OR ANY GOVERNMENT And here’s the best part. “We are AGENCY. ALL TRANSACTIONS releasing the entire hoard of these sealed LESS SHIPPING, ARE BACKED BY THE FULL VAULT CONTENTS OF Ballistic Rolls from the vault in the Vault THE WORLD RESERVE MONETARY $ Bricks for just the 88 fee for each. They EXCHANGE WITH A MONEY BACK are so heavy they feel like solid bars of GUARANTEE UP TO $10,000.00. .999 pure gold. So be careful, you may need both hands to pick them up,” he said. “Remember, these coins have never

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N WORLD EXCLUSIVE: These are the only known photos capturing the early morning secured delivery of the U.S. Government’s new Presidential Dollar Coins for the N PUBLIC RELEASE BEGINS: These are the Ballistic Rolls public unveiling in New York City. Now, the World Reserve is releasing its hoard of the never-before-seen Ballistic Rolls to the general public. You can’t get these in the heavy ‘Vault Bricks’ that everyone is trying to massive crystal clear Ballistic Rolls at the U.S. Mint, at the Federal Reserve or at any local bank. Only those who call the Hotline at 1-800-924-7945 and beat the 72 get for themselves and to give as gifts. They look and hour order deadline can get them. feel like heavy solid bars of .999 pure gold. THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL MONDAY, MAY 14, 2007 -A-7

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Shown is today’s weather. Temperatures are today’s highs Today Tue. Today Tue. TODAY and tonight’s lows. City Hi/Lo/W Hi/Lo/W City Hi/Lo/W Hi/Lo/W Anaheim 77/57/pc 77/58/pc Napa 76/45/pc 72/47/pc Antioch 81/48/s 76/49/s Needles 100/69/s 101/69/s 88° Arroyo Grande 71/45/pc 70/44/pc Oakland 65/50/pc 64/51/pc Sunrise today ...... 6:01 a.m. Atascadero 84/45/pc 84/47/pc Ontario 82/54/s 82/56/s Sunset tonight ...... 8:18 p.m. Rockport 64/49 Auburn 86/55/s 84/57/s Orange 81/53/pc 79/54/pc Areas of low clouds and fog Moonrise today ...... 4:21 a.m. Barstow 95/62/s 96/64/s Oxnard 68/54/pc 68/55/pc giving way to sun Moonset today ...... 6:14 p.m. Laytonville Big Sur 68/46/pc 66/50/pc Palm Springs 97/67/s 98/67/s Covelo 88/39 Bishop 86/45/s 89/47/s Pasadena 78/56/s 77/60/s 88/46 Blythe 99/65/s 101/67/s Pomona 82/52/s 82/52/s MOON PHASES Burbank 80/57/pc 78/58/s Potter Valley 87/47/s 82/48/pc TONIGHT Westport California City 89/59/s 90/59/s Redding 91/54/s 89/57/s New First Full Last 69/46 Carpinteria 68/52/pc 67/53/pc Riverside 82/52/s 84/54/s Catalina 65/51/pc 65/50/pc Sacramento 86/52/s 82/53/s 47° Chico 90/55/s 88/58/s Salinas 66/50/pc 64/48/pc Fort Bragg Willows Crescent City 63/47/pc 57/46/pc San Bernardino 83/53/s 83/55/s Death Valley 107/66/s 109/68/s San Diego 68/60/pc 68/60/pc May 16 May 23 May 31 June 8 66/46 90/55 A star-studded sky Downey 75/57/pc 75/57/pc San Fernando 79/55/s 78/56/s Encinitas 69/56/pc 70/57/pc San Francisco 64/50/pc 65/50/pc ALMANAC Elk Willits Escondido 78/54/pc 79/55/pc San Jose 74/52/pc 72/51/pc 87/43 Eureka 62/46/pc 55/46/pc San Luis Obispo 71/48/pc 71/48/pc Ukiah through 2 p.m. Sunday 69/49 Redwood Valley Fort Bragg 66/46/pc 59/46/pc San Rafael 76/49/pc 71/50/pc TUESDAY 87/47 Temperature Fresno 90/58/s 90/58/s Santa Ana 72/59/pc 72/58/pc 82° High ...... 79° UKIAH Gilroy 84/48/pc 81/47/pc Santa Barbara 67/50/pc 67/50/pc Low ...... 42° 88/47 Indio 98/63/s 99/66/s Santa Cruz 71/50/pc 67/49/pc 49° Normal high ...... 75° Lakeport Irvine 72/59/pc 72/58/pc Santa Monica 70/56/pc 68/57/pc Normal low ...... 47° 85/47 Hollywood 79/57/pc 78/57/pc Santa Rosa 78/50/pc 78/50/s Philo Record high ...... 100° in 1927 Lucerne Lake Arrowhead 77/43/s 77/42/s S. Lake Tahoe 69/30/s 71/34/s Areas of low clouds and fog 75/46 Boonville Lodi 86/50/s 84/51/s Stockton 88/51/s 85/51/s giving way to sun Record low ...... 32° in 1913 89/49 85/47 Precipitation Lompoc 69/55/pc 72/57/pc Tahoe Valley 69/30/s 71/34/s Long Beach 74/57/pc 75/58/pc Torrance 73/58/pc 72/59/pc 24 hrs to 2 p.m. Sun...... 0.00” Gualala Los Angeles 76/58/pc 76/59/pc Vacaville 86/51/s 84/52/s WEDNESDAY Month to date ...... 0.60” Mammoth 70/34/s 74/34/s Vallejo 78/47/pc 73/48/pc Normal month to date ...... 0.58” 57/48 Clearlake 84/47 Marysville 90/44/s 88/52/s Van Nuys 80/55/pc 79/56/s 84° Season to date ...... 22.64” Modesto 88/55/s 86/55/s Visalia 90/55/s 89/56/s Last season to date ...... 55.42” Monrovia 81/56/pc 80/58/s Willits 87/43/pc 82/46/pc Normal season to date ...... 38.00” Cloverdale 49° Monterey 60/48/pc 59/48/pc Yosemite Valley 81/44/s 84/45/s 84/51 Morro Bay 74/47/pc 74/50/pc Yreka 81/39/s 82/43/s Mostly sunny Forecasts and graphics provided by AccuWeather, Inc. ©2007 Weather (W): s-sunny, pc-partly cloudy, c-cloudy, sh-showers, t-thunderstorms, r- rain, sf-snow flurries, sn-snow, i-ice.

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At right, Keaton Schrock, right, and Ceeline Crook top a slight hill in Saturday’s five-kilometer course.Above, “You can have no hair and still be hery,” is the motto for a “bald centipede,” raising money for cancer research. Hery is a Malagasy word for strength.

Support Alliance raised over ‘cause they are having one Friedman’s Home “The FEMA position is that Race $1,000. there (today also) and then Improvement was the biggest Motel the development may be con- Why? we found out last night about sponsor of the local race, sidered as long as total water Continued from Page A-1 “Because there’s not this one here. We didn’t get contributing $7,500 to the Continued from Page A-1 displacement does not exceed enough money for the ser- any pledges ... we are just event, according to the original amount of water “I think it’s fun and stuff,” vices that are needed and we running,” he said. Bartolomei. floodway and the Dam Failure displacement by structures in said 8-year-old Emily Ullrich, really need to break the stig- John Woods, also with his The Savings Bank of Inundation Zone of Coyote the floodway.” as she prepared to ride off ma and fear that people have sons, Josh, 15, and Bryce, 12, Mendocino County not only Valley Dam. Should the Planning into the sunset on her pink around mental health issues,” was also there Saturday, sim- sponsored the race with “...Staff believes that the Commission take staff’s rec- bicycle, next to her mother, said Susan Wynd Novotny. ply for the sake of running. $2,000, but also put together expansion of uses could “A healthy community is one “We just run,” he said. three teams to raise money ommendation to deny the Teri Ullrich, who, depending adversely affect the health, on her daughter’s cycling that is compassionate and His eldest son, Josh, for three local organizations. safety and welfare of the pub- request, there is still chance experience, would either be integrated,” she added. agreed. “I’m pretty much just And then, (in addition to the lic. Therefore, staff recom- for ultimate approval. jogging, or walking quickly. Several participants said out here to run ... for myself. $2,000 contribution) the bank mends that the rezone request According to the staff report, This pair raised money for they didn’t raise funds for I am trying to beat my time matched whatever the teams be denied,” the staff report for since the 1990s, five projects the local Boys and Girls any specific organization, but in the 5k,” he said prior to the raised. the project reads. in the same relative area Club, and also Project instead, ran for the sheer joy race he finished in second Last year, Mendocino According to the report, denied by the Planning Sanctuary. “It’s important to of it. place, with a time of 15-min- County’s Human Race was “putting people into high-haz- Commission were later give back to the community “We are running for our- utes, 58 seconds. Asked if he attended by over 350 people, ard areas creates enormous approved on appeal by the and those are both worth- selves,” Kevin Britton said, did in fact beat his old time, and raised over $35,000 for referring to himself and his Josh said he wasn’t sure the community groups which risk to both the occupants of Board of Supervisors. while causes,” the elder structures and the emergency Ullrich said. 11-year-old son, Brendan. because Saturday’s course participated, Bartolomei said. rescue agencies involved in The Planning Commission A group representing the “We like to run ... We thought was slightly under 5 kilome- Laura McCutcheon can be protecting the public.” meets in the Board of Depression and Bipolar about going to Marin County ters. reached at [email protected]. The applicants say that the Supervisors Chambers at the motel rooms, a majority of County Administration which will be raised above Center, 501 Low Gap Road, flood level with square, con- Ukiah. The meeting is sched- crete-reinforced columns, uled to begin at 9 a.m. would be evacuated prior to any potential flood and “should not place additional burdens on local fire, emer- gency or rescue agencies dur- ing flood events.” Because only a laundry Adv. Tix on Sale SHREK THE THIRD (PG) # facility, four ADA-accessible Adv. Tix on Sale PIRATES OF THE units and the motel office CARIBBEAN: WORLD'S END (PG-13) # would be located on the SPIDER-MAN 3 (PG-13) DIG (355 430 530) 700 ground level, the applicants 735 835 estimate that 50 percent less GEORGIA RULE (R) - ID REQ'D DIG (440) 715 BLADES OF GLORY (PG-13) DIG (525) 740

flood water would be dis- NEXT (PG-13) DIG (515) 745 placed by the development Times For 5/14 ©2007 than previous structures. Historically, the site was home to a small motel and café. Over time, the structures Rocking were converted to transient Chairs housing, and after years of neglect and deterioration, Gifts were eventually condemned Jewelry and removed in 2005. “(Federal Emergency Management Agency) repre- Torrone sentatives were consulted Italian Candy early on in the planning process to review and discuss See’s Candy what level of displacement would be allowable and con- sistent with good floodway Your Fun Store management,” a statement 1252 Airport Park Plaza Ukiah from Ruff & Associates reads. 462-2660 Behind Les Schwab Tire B-1 – MONDAY, MAY 14, 2007 SPORTS Editor: K.C. Meadows, 468-3526 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected]

GOLF Ducks 4 Red Wings 3, OT A new look, and new hope, for Mickelson By DOUG FERGUSON longer mattered. Mickelson AP Golf Writer closed with a 3-under 69 for a PONTE VEDRA BEACH, two-shot victory, adding a Fla. — His caddie loosened mini-major to his collection the flag from the 18th pin as a and renewed hope that even symbol of victory Sunday at bigger trophies await. The Players Championship, “If I keep working at these and Phil Mickelson added a things and keep progressing, I personal touch. should be able to take on the “Butch, the 1st of many.” ultimate tough challenge at After playing one of his Oakmont,” Mickelson said, tidiest rounds on one of the already looking ahead to the most intimidating golf cours- U.S. Open next month. es, Mickelson signed his This wasn’t Phil the Thrill. name at the bottom of the note Having built a two-shot and handed it to his new lead heading to the frighten- swing coach, Butch Harmon. ing island green on the par-3 Arms around each other’s 17th, he left the attacking to shoulders, they walked up the someone else. hill toward the sprawling Sean O’Hair paid dearly. clubhouse for the trophy pre- O’Hair matched Mickelson sentation, another sign that shot-for-shot along the back Mickelson might be on the nine at the TPC Sawgrass, rise. unable to convert birdie putts “What’s most exciting is I to close the gap. He felt he feel like we’re just getting had no choice but to go after started,” Mickelson said. the pin on the 17th, and was In his third week with a shocked when his 9-iron new coach and a new plan, sailed over the green. Mickelson suddenly looks “You’ve got to make some- better than ever. thing happen,” O’Hair said. “I He missed only four fair- didn’t bust my butt for four ways and two greens, and had days to get second place. only one bogey when it no See GOLF, Page B-3 NBA PLAYOFFS CONTINUE

(MediaNews Group) In the 2nd period, Wings’ Chris Chelios and goalie Dominik Hasek can’t stop a puck, rolling in front of the net, from getting in to put the Ducks up 2-1 (goal credited to Andy MacDonald). The team sare playing in the Western Conference Finals at Joe Louis Arena in Detroit. Series even at a game each By LARRY LAGE the Ducks took the lead twice and cle that went through traffic and AP Sports Writer Detroit tied the game each time. found an opening between Hasek and DETROIT — Scott Niedermayer Rob Niedermayer scored at 17:04 the post. scored at 14:17 of overtime to lift the of the first period and Kirk Maltby If the Red Wings didn’t have Anaheim Ducks to a 4-3 victory answered with a short-handed goal Hasek in net, they likely would’ve Sunday night over the Detroit Red midway through the second. lost in regulation. The six-time Wings, evening the Western Just as they did in the third period, Vezina Trophy winner made numer- Conference finals at a game apiece. the Ducks scored shortly after Detroit ous tough saves, including getting his Detroit went ahead for the first to quiet the crowd and stunt momen- left arm in the way of a shot with a time 1:03 into the third period, when tum. twisting, diving stop. a two-man advantage created space Andy McDonald scored — follow- Anaheim outshot Detroit 33-27 for Pavel Datsyuk’s one-timer off a ing a review — a little more than a and controlled the puck and game for crisp pass from Robert Lang. minute after Maltby to put Anaheim much of the night, but unlike Game 1 The 3-2 lead didn’t last long. ahead 2-1. Nicklas Lidstrom tied it at when the same appeared to be true, Travis Moen tied the game 4 min- 16:07 of the second period with a the Ducks had something to show for power-play goal. it. The Red Wings won the series utes later, giving the Ducks their sec- Anaheim’s win guarantees the opener 2-1. ond straight goal that required a video series will not end with a sweep for Notes: The Ducks scratched F review. the first time in four matchups. Chris Kunitz, who scored their only Swarming defense limited scoring Midway through overtime, goal in Game 1, from the lineup chances for the rest of regulation and Detroit’s Mikael Samuelsson sent the because of an upper-body injury and when shots did go toward the net, puck over the glass and was called for started the third period without F Detroit’s Dominik Hasek and a delay-of-game penalty. Shawn Thornton because of a lower- Anaheim’s Jean-Sebastien Giguere Anaheim wasted the opportunity body injury. ... Team Canada, led by turned them away. by not getting a shot on Hasek with general manager Steve Yzerman, beat Hasek had 29 saves and Giguere the man advantage. Finland 4-2 Sunday to win the world Bob Pepping/Contra Costa Times finished with 24. The Niedermayer brothers made hockey championships. Yzerman Golden State Warrior's No. 3 Al Harrington goes up Game 3 is Tuesday night at up for it. retired last summer after 22 seasons for a jumper in the first quarter of Game 4 of the sec- Anaheim, Calif. Rob Niedermayer set up his broth- — all in Detroit — and works for the ond round of the NBA Western Conference Playoffs In the first two periods of Game 2, er, Scott, for a shot from the right cir- organization as a vice president. against the Utah Jazz at the Oracle Arena in Oakland on Sunday. National hockey league playoffs at a glance Jazz 115, Warriors 101 OAKLAND (AP) — The Utah Jazz had seen enough of the FIRST ROUND Detroit 4, Calgary 1 EASTERN CONFERENCE CONFERENCE FINALS (Best-of-7) Detroit 3, Calgary 1 Buffalo 4, New York Rangers 2 (Best-of-7) Golden State Warriors’ beautiful game. EASTERN CONFERENCE Calgary 3, Detroit 2 Buffalo 5, N.Y. Rangers 2 EASTERN CONFERENCE Buffalo 4, N.Y. Islanders 1 Calgary 3, Detroit 2 Buffalo 3, N.Y. Rangers 2 Buffalo vs. Ottawa Carlos Boozer and the Jazz shoved and scraped to slow Buffalo 4, N.Y. Islanders 1 Detroit 5, Calgary 1 N.Y. Rangers 2, Buffalo 1, 2OT Thursday, May 10: Ottawa 5, Buffalo 2 N.Y. Islanders 3, Buffalo 2 Detroit 2, Calgary 1, 2OT N.Y. Rangers 2, Buffalo 1 Saturday, May 12: Ottawa 4, Buffalo 3, 2OT, down the Warriors — and then Derek Fisher put a sweet finish Buffalo 3, N.Y. Islanders 2 Buffalo 2, N.Y. Rangers 1, OT Ottawa leads series 2-0 on a victory that put Utah on the brink of the Western Buffalo 4, N.Y. Islanders 2 Anaheim 4, Minnesota 1 Buffalo 5, N.Y. Rangers 4 Monday, May 14: Buffalo at Ottawa, 4 p.m. Buffalo 4, N.Y. Islanders 3 Anaheim 2, Minnesota 1 Wednesday, May 16: Buffalo at Ottawa, 4 p.m. Conference finals. Anaheim 3, Minnesota 2 Ottawa 4, New Jersey 1 Saturday, May 19: Ottawa at Buffalo, 11 a.m., if New Jersey 4, Tampa Bay 2 Anaheim 2, Minnesota 1 Ottawa 5, New Jersey 4 necessary Boozer had 34 points and 12 rebounds as the Jazz handed the New Jersey 5, Tampa Bay 3 Minnesota 4, Anaheim 1 New Jersey 3, Ottawa 2, 2OT Monday, May 21: Buffalo at Ottawa, 4 p.m., if nec- Tampa Bay 3, New Jersey 2 Anaheim 4, Minnesota 1 Ottawa 2, New Jersey 0 essary eighth-seeded Warriors their first home loss of the postseason, Tampa Bay 3, New Jersey 2 Ottawa 3, New Jersey 2 Wednesday, May 23: Ottawa at Buffalo, 4 p.m., if New Jersey 4, Tampa Bay 3, OT Vancouver 4, Dallas 3 Ottawa 3, New Jersey 2 necessary 115-101 Sunday night to put Utah up 3-1 in their second-round New Jersey 3, Tampa Bay 0 Vancouver 5, Dallas 4, 4OT ——— ——— New Jersey 3, Tampa Bay 2 Dallas 2, Vancouver 0 WESTERN CONFERENCE playoff series. Vancouver 2, Dallas 1, OT Detroit 4, San Jose 2 Detroit vs. Anaheim Fisher scored 14 of his 21 points in the fourth quarter for the N.Y. Rangers 4, Atlanta 0 Vancouver 2, Dallas 1 San Jose 2, Detroit 0 Friday, May 11: Detroit 2, Anaheim 1 N.Y. Rangers 4, Atlanta 3 Dallas 1, Vancouver 0, OT Detroit 3, San Jose 2 Sunday, May 13: Anaheim 4, Detroit 3, OT, series surprising Jazz, who can clinch their first trip to the conference N.Y. Rangers 2, Atlanta 1 Dallas 2, Vancouver 0 San Jose 2, Detroit 1 tied 1-1 N.Y. Rangers 7, Atlanta 0 Vancouver 4, Dallas 1 Detroit 3, San Jose 2, OT Tuesday, May 15: Detroit at Anaheim, 6 p.m. finals since 1998 with a victory at home in Game 5 Tuesday N.Y. Rangers 4, Atlanta 2 Detroit 4, San Jose 1 Thursday, May 17: Detroit at Anaheim, 6 p.m. Ottawa 4, Pittsburgh 1 San Jose 4, Nashville 1 Detroit 2, San Jose 0 Sunday, May 20: Anaheim at Detroit, noon night. Ottawa 6, Pittsburgh 3 San Jose 5, Nashville 4, 2OT Tuesday, May 22: Detroit at Anaheim, 6 p.m., if Pittsburgh 4, Ottawa 3 Nashville 5, San Jose 2 Anaheim 4, Vancouver 1 necessary Deron Williams had 20 points and 13 assists as the Jazz Ottawa 4, Pittsburgh 2 San Jose 3, Nashville 1 Anaheim 5, Vancouver 1 Thursday, May 24: Anaheim at Detroit, 4:30 p.m., Ottawa 2, Pittsburgh 1 San Jose 3, Nashville 2 Vancouver 2, Anaheim 1, 2OT if necessary finally solved the riddle of Oracle Arena, where the underdog Ottawa 3, Pittsburgh 0 San Jose 3, Nashville 2 Anaheim 3, Vancouver 2 Warriors won their first four playoff home games with the ——— ——— Anaheim 3, Vancouver 2, OT WESTERN CONFERENCE CONFERENCE SEMIFINALS Anaheim 2, Vancouver 1, 2OT uptempo offense and fan support that dazzled the nation. Detroit 4, Calgary 2 (Best-of-7) ——— Little Al is far from the big-time these days at Indy By MIKE HARRIS Unser qualified during an early ished 27th in 2001 in his only Indy the 22nd and slowest driver in the an Albuquerque, N.M., clan that has AP Auto Racing Writer flurry of activity on the 2.5-mile start, knocked Unser out of the field partial lineup. Jaques Lazier, got out been an integral part of Indy for INDIANAPOLIS — Once, Al oval, posting a 10-mile, four-lap with a run of 221.070 just 30 minutes just before the final gun in an effort decades. Unser Jr. was the guy to beat at Indy. average of 220.963 mph that left him from the end of the six-hour session. to bump his older brother, but pulled His father, Al Sr., won the big race Now, he’s just one of the drivers try- vulnerable to being bumped out Herb was then bounced out of the back onto pit road after one lap at four times. Uncle Bobby won it ing to find a way into the lineup. under the new procedure that limits field for the second time Sunday by just over 220. twice. Uncle Jerry died in a crash on The two-time Indianapolis 500 the number of qualifiers during each 1996 Indy winner Buddy Lazier, It was a sad day for Unser, who the historic 2.5-mile oval while prac- winner was bumped from the tenta- of the first three days of time trials to who bumped his way back into the left the track without comment after ticing for the 1959 race. tive field on Sunday, the second of 11. lineup by improving his speed from his speed was bumped. Little Al’s cousins, Robby and four days of qualifications for the He spent a nervous couple of 220.452 to 221.380. Unser is part of one of American May 27 race. hours before John Herb, who fin- That left Lazier “on the bubble” as open-wheel racing’s royal families, See INDY, Page B-3 B-2 – MONDAY, MAY 14, 2007 SPORTS THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL Cust on a serious roll; homers for the fourth straight day 0-2 before allowing a groundball “It’s frustrating,” Borowski Athletics 10, single through the right side. said. “Everybody did their jobs “He had a great at-bat,” A’s today except for one person ... Indians 7 reliever Alan Embree said. “That me. You’re supposed to come was the inning right there. It was away winning the series and By JOSH DUBOW like he willed it to happen.” instead you go back home not Milton Bradley then tied the winning it so it’s frustrating.” AP Sports Writer score with his second homer this The Indians appeared ready to OAKLAND — Jack Cust season, a drive to right. end that streak when they broke capped off a memorable week “I love being in those situa- out to a 5-1 lead in the third with one more powerful swing. tions,” said Bradley, who spent inning. They put runners on first Cust homered for the fourth parts of three seasons with and third with one out in the first straight day and hit his sixth in Cleveland. “I have all the confi- against Chad Gaudin and loaded seven games since joining dence in the world. I’d be lying if the bases with no outs in the sec- Oakland, capping a five-run I said I didn’t have a little extra ond but only scored on Mike ninth inning with a three-run incentive doing it against the Rouse’s forceout. drive that gave the Athletics a 10- Indians.” Gaudin was unable to avoid 7 victory over the Cleveland Dan Johnson and Bobby trouble in a four-run third. Travis Indians on Sunday. Crosby followed with consecu- Hafner walked and Victor “I’m just trying to take advan- tive singles that knocked out Martinez singled to open the tage of the opportunity and make Borowski, who blew his second inning before Nixon’s double a contribution somehow,” Cust save in 14 opportunities this sea- gave the Indians a 2-1 lead. said. son. David Dellucci added an RBI Cust has done much more than Cust greeted Fernando single, Josh Barfield hit a run- that since being acquired from Cabrera with yet his sixth homer scoring groundout and the fourth San Diego on May 3 in a little in 26 at-bats since being acquired run of the inning scored when noticed deal for a player to be by Oakland from San Diego on second baseman Mark Ellis bob- named or cash. But with Mike May 3. The A’s poured out of the bled a grounder by Rouse then Piazza on the disabled list with dugout to mob Cust as he crossed threw the ball away for two an injured shoulder, the A’s home plate following his first errors on the same play. called Cust up to be their regular career game-ending home run. Casey Blake and Hafner designated hitter. “He’s come up and he’s in one added RBI hits in the sixth He homered in his first game of those zones now and obvious- against Jay Marshall to extend May 6 at Tampa Bay, then hit two ly he did a good job against us,” Cleveland’s lead to 7-4, but last Thursday against Kansas Cleveland manager Eric Wedge Chavez’s solo homer in the sev- City before homering in each of said. enth off Tom Mastny started the three games against Cust’s homer came off his reg- Oakland’s comeback. Crosby Cleveland. His six homers in his ular bat, not one of the special also hit a solo home run for the first 26 at-bats with the team is pink ones most of the players A’s, who have 19 homers in May an Oakland record. were using on Mother’s Day. He after hitting 18 in April. “It’s unbelievable,” Oakland was called up too late to get a Notes: Gaudin allowed five second baseman Mark Ellis said. special bat. runs — four earned — and eight “I’ve been hitting behind him “They don’t have pink bats in hits in 4 2-3 innings, the first these last couple of games. His Triple-A on Mothers’ Day,” Cust time in nine starts this season swing is so powerful. The way said. he’s allowed more than three the ball jumps off his bat is Jay Witasick (1-0) struck out earned runs. He has not given up incredible. It’s been fun to watch, Josh Barfield to end the top of a homer to his last 181 batters, and he’s been huge for us. He’s the ninth with two on and got the spanning 42 innings. ... really impressive.” win. Cleveland starter Cliff Lee Cust only got the opportunity The A’s have won seven allowed four runs and seven hits D. Ross Cameron/The Oakland Tribune) because of a rally his teammates Jack Cust (32) gets a high five from teammate Eric Chavez after hitting a straight home series against the in five-plus innings. ... Johnson’s put together after Joe Borowski Indians and taken 15 of 21 games single in the ninth extended his game-winning three-run home run in the ninth inning of their Major (0-2) retired the first two batters League Baseball game against the Cleveland Indians, Sunday in from them at the Coliseum over hitting streak to a career-high 13 in the ninth inning. Borowski the past five seasons. games. OaklandThe A’s won, 10-7. then got in front of Eric Chavez

fastball into right field for a Angeles Dodgers’ offense was gles, leading the NL West lead- rely on each other. And when Star, one of many players using Giants 15, single in the seventh that back in the pink. ers to a 10-5 victory over the things aren’t going well, pink bats Sunday to help raise Rockies 2 sparked a six-run inning. Rafael Furcal went 4-for-4 Reds on Sunday. there’s other guys who have to breast cancer awareness, drove DENVER (AP) — Fred “I wasn’t thinking about it,” with a run-scoring bunt, Juan “Today was a good day for pick up the slack.” a first-pitch fastball from Mark Lewis forgot the flowers. So, at Lewis said. “I didn’t hear any- Pierre singled home the go- us and everybody contributed,” Griffey’s 570th career Hendrickson deep into the game’s end the first thing he thing from the guys in the ahead run during a five-run Luis Gonzalez said. “It’s nice homer was his sixth on right-field pavilion with two on did was call his mother. dugout. There were fans eighth inning and Nomar having a lineup like we have, Mother’s Day, the most by any and two outs in the fourth to “This was my Mothers Day behind the on deck circle that Garciaparra had three RBI sin- with a lot of balance. We all active player. The 12-time All- give Cincinnati a 5-3 lead. gift to mom,” the San were yelling at me that I need- Francisco rookie said Sunday ed a single. I thought about it a after hitting for the cycle and little, but I tried to wash it off powering the Giants past the my mind when I went to the Colorado Rockies 15-2. “I plate.” called her to tell her I hadn’t Lewis’ last single came later gotten her anything — until in the seventh off Zach now.” McClellan. Four days after being called “We didn’t pitch him as up from Triple-A Fresno, effectively as we’d like to,” Lewis became the 22nd player Colorado manager Clint in franchise history to hit for Hurdle said. “We’ve got a lot the cycle. He went 5-for-6 and of areas now where we know drove in four runs, three on his not to throw the ball to after first major league home run. this game. We were able to He’s just the fourth major pick up a lot of that.” leaguer in history to hit his first Giants manager Bruce home run as part of a cycle. Bochy was glad to suddenly “I didn’t wake up thinking have an abundance of outfield I’d have a game like this. I options. He said Randy Winn Your directory of schools, never would have thought I’d will face left-handers and have a day like today. I am just Lewis will play against right- glad to get into the lineup,” handers. Lewis said after his 16th major government, business; league game and just his fourth Dodgers 10, start. He doubled in the first, and Reds 5 And your guide to culture hit 1-0 pitch over the left-field LOS ANGELES (AP) — wall in the fourth off right-han- Ken Griffey Jr. hit yet another der Taylor Buchholz (1-2). He home run on Mother’s Day. 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Angels at Seattle, 7:05 p.m. FIND IT EVERYWHERE IN JULY Atlanta at Washington, 4:05 p.m. Kansas City at Oakland, 7:05 p.m. THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL SPORTS MONDAY, MAY 14, 2007 – B-3 Gordon makes it 4 in a row for Hendrick By JENNA FRYER lasted,” Gordon said of his him a shot at running for the car ’cause I knew a caution Hendrick gets another break.” plain because he believed a AP Auto Racing Writer motor, which had thick steam win, and he has finished sec- was going to come out. And of Even Gordon admitted that debris caution with 17 to go DARLINGTON, S.C. — streaming out of it for the last ond or third in four COT course, if caution comes out, NASCAR should have thrown — when Gordon had a huge As steam poured from his hour of the race. “There’s no races. its game over. Instead, a yellow. But he didn’t com- lead — was bogus. engine, Jeff Gordon figured way that thing should have It was extremely frustrating his chance at victory had gone ever made it.” for Hamlin, who has led a better.” catching O’Hair. up in smoke. When it did — even though series-high 563 laps in the five Golf Two-time Masters champi- Mickelson holed a 25-foot Any other season, it would Gordon gambled and didn’t races the car has been used. on Jose Maria Olazabal fired birdie putt at No. 1, and have. But in this year of near- make a final pit stop when “We gave away another one off a string of birdies for the O’Hair stayed in the lead by perfection for Hendrick most of the field did with 23 to Hendrick Motorsports,” Continued from Page B-1 third straight day and nearly making a 7-footer for par. Motorsports, nothing ever laps to go — Gordon won for Hamlin said. “It’s a shame. Obviously, I paid for it.” got into the mix. His fourth O’Hair had to make a nervy 4- goes wrong. the third time in four races and This has got to end. We have straight birdie on No. 12 got footer on the next hole to And Denny Hamlin is pret- maintained a 231-point lead to win a race sooner or later. Mickelson finished at 11- under 277 for a two-shot vic- him within three shots of the match birdies with Mickelson, ty sick of it. over Jimmie Johnson in the Everybody will talk about lead, but a bogey on No. 15 and the kid followed with two Gordon overcame an over- Nextel Cup standings. how Hendrick won another tory over Sergio Garcia, who closed with a 66 with four stalled his bid and he settled bunker saves to stay atop the heating engine — he said with “That’s the way you win race, but this was our race.” for a 67 to tie for third with leaderboard. five laps to go there was no races right there,” said Hamlin was also critical of birdies on the last five holes. But he was only a ceremonial Stewart Cink (66). The start of the back nine way he’d make it to the finish Gordon, a seven-time NASCAR for not calling a On this day, Woods fin- turned in Mickelson’s favor. — to race to his third victory Darlington winner. “What an caution for obvious debris in runner-up. The victim was O’Hair, the culprit that famil- ished before Mickelson and From a fairway bunker, of the season Sunday at amazing year we’re having.” the closing laps. Had the yel- O’Hair sat down for lunch. O’Hair bounced his approach Darlington Raceway. One that Hamlin was a little low flag waved, Hamlin was iar and infamous island green. He hit another ball in the After going from bunker to over the green and played a Hendrick has won four bitter about after his second- confident he would have beat- water for a double bogey on full flop that came out strong straight races, eight of the last place finish. en Gordon. water from the drop area and wound up with a quadruple- the fourth hole, it looked as and went through the green nine, and remained perfect in Hamlin, who led a race- “Somebody’s entire fender though Woods might go an into more rough. He chipped the five Car of Tomorrow high 179 laps, suffered when and underbody was on the bogey 7, and his bogey on the 18th hole gave him a 76 and entire week without shooting short and made his first bogey events. his crew dropped a pair of lug race track,” Hamlin said. “I par or better, something he to fall one shot behind. “I can’t believe that thing nuts on a late pit stop. It cost literally pumped my fist in the dropped him from second place to 11th place, the differ- had only done in three majors. O’Hair appeared to have ence of $747,000. But four straight birdies the advantage on the par-5 “You can’t force anything around the turn and a 10-foot 11th when Mickelson found A.J. Foyt, celebrating his 50th next Saturday. He and the rest on the 17 and 18, you just eagle on the 16th sent him to a the right rough and played a Indy year in racing and a longtime of the non-qualified drivers can’t,” O’Hair said. “I had to 67 to finish at 288. risky shot with a hybrid to the Unser friend, offered him a will have track time from today. I didn’t have a choice.” “I knew I could shoot a left portion of the fairway. ride at Indy. Wednesday through Friday to Attribute that to Mickelson, round in the 60s here if I’d O’Hair had a shot at the green, Continued from Page B-1 Foyt’s team, with work on finding enough speed who took one hole to erase a just make a few putts, and I and his ball came up a yard Englishman Darren Manning to make the 33-car field. one-shot deficit, pulled ahead did today,” Woods said. short of perfect, instead drop- Johnny Unser, have also raced his full-time driver in this Other qualifiers Sunday Eight players were within ping down the slope and into at Indy, as has Unser Jr.’s son, for good with a par on the year’s IndyCar Series, has not included Scott Sharp at 10th hole and didn’t miss a four shots of O’Hair at the the bunker. It was a simple Al III, although the latter has had much success in recent 223.875, Jeff Simmons at start of the final round, and shot, but O’Hair caught it run only in the developmental fairway over the final five years. But Unser was thrilled 223.693, Ed Carpenter at holes. that number dwindled quickly heavy and settled for par. Indy Pro Series so far. 223.495, Manning at 223.471, when only three of those play- Mickelson nearly holed his Unser Jr. is 45 years old with the opportunity. Mickelson moved up to “He helped my dad get 2004 Indy winner Buddy Rice No. 2 in the world with his ers — Mickelson, Jose wedge and made a 4-footer for now and has driven only one at 222.826, Kosuke Matsuura Coceres and Carl Petterson — birdie, and suddenly the lead race — last year’s Indy — going in 1965, and now second victory of the year, and there’s another Unser driving at 222.595, A.J. Foyt IV — the 31st of his career. He made a birdie through the first was two shots. since 2004. In recent years, he who now drives for Vision five holes. “I don’t think I lost it on has become better known for for A.J,” Unser Jr. said. “I earned $1.62 million from the couldn’t be more proud.” Racing instead of his grandfa- richest purse in golf ($9 mil- Mickelson again met with 11,” O’Hair said. “I think I his trouble off the track than ther — at 222.413, Vitor Harmon for a two-hour ses- lost the momentum on 11.” his success on it. He has worked his way up lion) and trails Tiger Woods to speed slowly this week and Meira at 222.333, Davey by only $60,000 on the money sion on the practice range They traded pars the rest of In 2002, Unser underwent Hamilton at 222.327 and some six hours before he teed the way, both missing a few treatment for alcohol abuse his single qualifying effort on list, and 98 points in the Sunday was far from the Sarah Fisher — joining FedEx Cup. off, and they worked again good birdie chances on the after his girlfriend said he hit before he headed to the first 15th and 16th. her in the face while drunk in 225.817 by pole-winner Helio Danica Patrick in the field — Woods still has twice as Castroneves, the fastest of 11 at 221.960. many points in the world tee. That gave Mickelson a Indianapolis. Prosecutors did “He’s got as much talent as two-shot cushion playing the not file charges. first-day qualifiers. Marty Roth was the only ranking and likely will stay “Where we are today I feel other driver who qualified and there for the rest of this year. anyone in the world, other island green, one of the few Then there was a January than maybe Tiger,” Harmon holes were he aims for the crash in Henderson, Nev. He is really too close to the bot- was bumped from the lineup Mickelson now has a new tom end of things,” Unser said Sunday without getting back strategy, a new coach, and said. “If we can get him to middle of the green. That’s faces a July 11 trial after play out of the fairway, he can where he hit it Sunday, leav- pleading not guilty to charges after his qualifying run. “A.J. in. renewed hope. has all the confidence in the Under the current qualify- “You’re just seeing the tip rival Tiger.” ing the risk — and penalty — including driving under the Lefty looked irritated with to someone else. influence, misdemeanor hit world that we’re not, but I can ing format, drivers are of the iceberg,” said Harmon, tell you I ain’t taking off my allowed up to three completed who previously worked with his first drive, a low, sweeping The only excitement from and run, failure to render aid fade that started out over the Mickelson came on the 18th, in an accident and failure to uniform.” qualifying runs each day but Greg Norman and Woods But he never got back out must withdraw their previous when they rose to No. 1 in the water before finding the fair- when his 6-iron flirted with report an accident. way. 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The piece was writ- dying? This is for all the mothers who teach their ten by Cindy Lange-Kubick and appeared in I think so. sons to cook and their daughters to sink a jump the Lincoln (Neb.) Journal Star. Happy and cherry Kool-Aid, saying, “It’s OK, honey, So, this is for all the mothers who sat down shot. Mother’s Day. Mommy’s here.” with their children and explained all about This is for all the mothers whose heads turn This is for all the mothers who didn’t win This is for the mothers who gave birth to making babies. And for all the mothers who automatically when a little voice calls “Mom?” Mother of the Year. All the runners-up and all babies they’ll never see. And the mothers who wanted to but just couldn’t. This is for reading in a crowd, even though they know their own the wannabes. The mothers too tired to enter or took those babies and made them homes. 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LOST & HELP HELP HELP HELP HELP HELP HELP PUBLIC NOTICE 10 NOTICES 30 FOUND 120 WANTED 120 WANTED 120 WANTED 120 WANTED 120 WANTED 120 WANTED 120 WANTED Mendocino County Career Opportunities Career Opportunities GENERAL Human Resource 313-07 BLOWOUT SALE! General Services at the at the Circulation MAINTENANCE Specialist for 4-30,5-7,14,21/07 50% off all clothes. Agency is seeking Times-Standard Times-Standard Light yard work, gen- Manufacturing Co. FICTITIOUS Thurs-Sun. Going Director applicants for a part- Join the North Join the North eral cleanup, some BUSINESS NAME out of business. Available Positions: for time live-in caretaker Coast’s leader in Coast’s leader in light repair work, Administers: STATEMENT All must go! Teacher Aide Ukiah On Wed. 5/2 I was at Indian Creek Park, News and Advertis- News and Advertis- must have vehicle, Benefits File No.: 2007-F0290 Quero Brasil (FT-Temp) & Day Daily Journal wandering around Hwy 128, Philo, CA. ing and open the ing and open the and some equipment. Payroll processing THE FOLLOWING 210 S. Main St. Care Aide (FT) 590 S. School St. on Waugh Ln. look- This position is sea- door to a career with door to a career with Send resume to w/Outside Processor. PERSON(S) IS Our Private Non- Ukiah, Ca. EEOC and Labor ing for something to sonal, Spring through one of the nation’s one of the nation’s Sanders Property (ARE) DOING BUSI- Public School Compliance do. No matter how Fall, with no compen- top newspaper top newspapers Management, NESS AS: «VETERANS« (North Haven) lo- Management Training & Development hard I looked I was sation. However, the companies. companies. 320 S. State, Ukiah SIP MENDOCINO MEMORIAL DAY cated in Ukiah is and Circulation Performance Appraisals bored. I finally advantages include: We have an opening Start our Career Recruitment 13420 South Hwy. PARADE seeking to fill the experience HEAVY EQUIPMENT walked up to a kind free rent of camp- for Web Pressman Today! Required Qualities: 101, Unit A 28 MAY 2007 following positions: preferred. OPERATOR/TRUCK looking woman hop- ground space (must with Goss Urbanite Human Confidential Hopland, CA 95449 Teacher Aide DRIVER. ing she could help provide travel trailer experience preferred. Resources Manager Strong Attendance Bernadette Byrne Starting at assem- Assist teaching Resumes can Must be proficient in me find my people. to live in) and no Must be willing to and Administrative Record 3766 Feliz Creek Rd. bly area on School staff in the instruc- be emailed to the following equip- She could not help charge for utilities. work nights, week- Assistant to the Deadline Driven Hopland, CA 95449 Street near Alex tion and behavior udjpublisher@ ment operation: Long Employment me, as I was not Applications and a ends and holidays. Publisher. This business is con- Thomas Plaza, to management of pacific.net Crawler,Wheel trac- History wearing ID tags, so list of Park Caretaker This is a great oppor- Job responsibilities ducted by an Individ- North State Street, students.Req: Must tor, Backhoe, Dozer, Minimum Skills: she brought me to duties can be ob- tunity to live and work include new hire ori- ual. The registrant to Low Gap Road, be 21 yrs old, with CLASS A DRIVER Bobcat, Water truck. Strong Computer Skills the Ukiah shelter. I tained at the General on the North Coast, entation, administer- commenced to trans- to Cemetery. H.S. diploma or wanted in Manches- Must have Class A & Payroll & General am a male Rhodesi- Services Agency of- an area rich in history ing benefits, manag- act business under GED; AA degree ter. FT, year round. 1 Class B with passen- Ledger an Ridgeback mix. fice at 841 Low Gap with many outdoor ing all unemployment Previous HR with the fictitious business For details and preferred. Previous load per day w/ new ger endorsement (or Am I yours? If I am Road, Ukiah. Appli- recreational activities. and worker’s com- 50+ Staff name or names listed parade entry exp. in a school equipment. Pay be willing & able to not claimed by 5/10, cants should contact Please send cover pensation claims, Email Resume above on April 30, application setting is a plus. starts at $17/hr DOE. obtain.) Will need to I will be up for adop- Megan Miltimore at letter, salary require- counseling employ- Employment_hr@ 2007. Endorsed-Filed call 489-2385 Day Care Aide Serious, experienced pass drug test and be tion. Come by the 463-6310 for more in- ments and resume ees, advising man- sbcglobal.net on April 26, 2007 at To assist the Day applicants only. 972- random tested in the shelter, 298 Plant formation. Applica- to: Times-Standard agement to employ- the Mendocino Coun- Care Manager with 7465 future. Clean DMV. HVAC Commercial Rd. or call Sage tions must be submit- 930 Sixth Street ment laws, training g, ty Clerks Office. child supervision, Wage DOE. Service Techs Exp. 467-6453 ted by May 25, 2007. Eureka, CA 95502 performing adminis- Class B Driver with /s/Bernadette A. 20 PERSONALS and development 707-994-9444 Attn: Jason Kennedy trative support for the Hazmat, clean DMV. reqd. Steady Work. Byrne May 10, 2007 of materials and ac- Finance Truck Provided. HELP or email Publisher, and proc- Apply at 50 W. Lake Home Care Options BERNADETTE A. I, Nev Von Burke will no tivities. Req: Must Fiscal Officer Benefits & Vac. Fax: longer be responsible WANTED jkennedy@times- essing payroll. Quali- Mendocino Dr. Ukiah seeks caregivers for BYRNE 120 be 17 yrs old, with Northern Circle Indi- 925-687-5458 for debts incurred by standard.com fied candidates will PT & FT & live in. 2 TECHS. F/T H.S. diploma or an Housing Authority Class C, Class B 318-07 any one other than my- Benefits: Medical, possess knowledge EOE. 462-6888 Overnight Sleep GED equivalency. Driver. Clean DMV, HVAC TECH 4-30,5-7,14,21/07 self. s/Nev Von Burke seeks degreed ac- Dental, Vision, Pre- of human resources Lab. Will train. Fax Experience working seasonal. Call Housekeepers Up to $28 per hr. FICTITIOUS counting professional scription drug pro- policies, procedures LOST & resume 462-1178. in a childcare cen- $14-17/hr. 621-0300 Wanted. Start ASAP. Full Benefits. BUSINESS NAME to direct financial op- gram, Sick leave and practices, pos- 30 FOUND ter is a plus. Exp pref. Apply 1340 Fax resume STATEMENT Accounts Payable erations. prepares benefits, Life insur- sess knowledge of Come Work With Competitive salary N. State St. Reliance Ent. File No.: 2007-F0221 Experienced. FT extensive financial/ ance, Employee human resources Our Team with de- & benefits. budgetary/statistical velopmentally disa- 707-462-1515 or THE FOLLOWING $14-$16.50/hr DOE. Assistance prgram, policies, procedures Housekeeping 2 pos. Fax resumes to: reports, maintains GL bled adults. F/T, P/T RELIANCE@ PERSON(S) IS Full benefits. 401(k) plan, Vacation and practices, pos- open- $11-$12/hr. PACIFIC.NET 877.382.7617 and all subsidiary in home setting. Pick (ARE) DOING BUSI- Rainbow Ag. benefits, Holidays, sess excellent com- From Tues-Sat, Or Apply at: ledgers, manages up application 1000 NESS AS: If only my humans 235 E. Perkins Ukiah Jury duty leave, munication and com- 34hrs/wk +- or Sat- Labor 225 S. Hope Street payroll, maintains in- Sanford Ranch Rd. DOLCE VERDE had neutered me I HOUSING Bereavement leave, puter skills. Wed 33hrs/wk +-.Call Representative (707) 462-5272 surance policies, in- Ukiah or call 468-9331 13801 Power House might not have SPECIALIST Long Term Disability, Send Cover Letter Orr Hot Springs Statewide labor union AES is an EOE. vestment accounts & Rd. chewed through my RCS (a nonprofit Section 125 plan and Resume to: Construction- 462-6277 is recruiting for quali- red leash and gone HR files, supervises Potter Valley, CA organization) dedi- BARTENDER P/T including Flexible Andrea Arnold Equipment operators- Howard Memorial fied Labor Rep. to looking for a girl support staff. Exp. 95469 cated to assisting Spending & Depend- Times-Standard backhoe, dozer, etc. Hospital represent members/ friend. The pickings Apply btwn 8am-4pm with Quickbooks Pro Kristie Stricker foster youth. Seek- ent Care, Pre-Paid 930 Sixth St. Experienced. Bene- chapters in wide vari- were slim in Red- Sun. thru Thurs. desired. 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I upon successful scription drug pro- MENDOCINO  CNA: PT, BA/BS in labor rela- Manage all agency cook.dishwasher, resumes to NCIHA or ual. The registrant am a light colored completion of a Pre- gram, sick leave ben- COLLEGE Contingent tions/related field housing resources, busperson. For submit via Email: commenced to trans- Yellow Lab. I am Employment drug efits, life insurance, 468-3024 or Respiratory w/min 2 yrs recent referrals, and Walter Cafe Steak [email protected] act business under very nice. I am at Screening and back- Employee Assistance mendocino.edu Therapist: FT experience as labor leases. Will be re- & Seafood. PU App. or Fax: 707-468-5615 the fictitious business 298 Plant Rd. For ground check. program, 401(k) plan, Physical Therapist: representative/ or- sponsible for identi- at. 801 N. State St. Indian preference name or names listed more info call Sage We are an Equal Op- vacation benefits, DISHWASHER FT ganizer or elected of- Ruen Tong Rest. applies. above on March 30, at 467-6453 fying and maintain- portunity Employer. holidays, jury duty Sunday only. PSR: Contingent ficial. Fully paid ben- 2007. Endorsed-Filed ing affordable rental leave, bereavement Apply in person. efits and vehicle Lost Tiffany silver Equipment Growing business CASE MANAGER Days on March 30, 2007 at properties. Must leave, long term disa- Bluebird Cafe Ukiah  allowance. Applica- bracelet possibly on Supervisor: has excel. opportuni- for Environmental Home Health Aide the Mendocino Coun- have landlord/ ten- bility, Section 125 1380 S. State St. tion materials at: School St., on May QAL, PCA preferred, ty as “Mortuary Alternatives Foster Apply online: ty Clerks Office. ant experience. 30 plan including flexible Ask for Stephen www.csea.com/ 5th, sentimental clean DMV, Agric. 2 Assistant” for the Family Agency. HowardHospital.org /s/Kristie Stricker hrs week. Excellent spending & depend- FT DA/RDA with exp. employment value & REWARD. years experience in right individual. Must Provide supportive KRISTIE STRICKER benefits & a great ent care, Pre-Paid le- in four handed den- NEW EXCITING http://www.csea.com/ 489-7448 all facets of vineyard be 18, high school services to foster team! Please speci- gal, AFLAC, Scholar- tistry. Competitive POSITION WORK- employment Fax: equipment operation. grad., conservative in children & families in fy position applying ship Grant, Health salary & benefits. ING WITH KIDS 408-435-5021 Email: Work nights & week- appearance, possess the Lkpt. area. 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Small 1br 510 in town. 462-4344 200 Cahto Dr. Brooks, or email FOR SALE most bike you can ers Compensation LVNs & RNs PARK PLACE N/S/P/D $800 + util. 480 AQHA reg. doc bar Laytonville ebrooks@ get for $8,000.00 LOTS & Insurance. Workers Hire-on bonus, 1 bd. $750-$775 895-3934/684-0435 5th wheel tailgate mare. 13yrs, very ●●●●●●●● pacesupply.com Dale (707) 275-2018 760 ACREAGE needed to provide am/pm shifts, great 2 bdr. $850 TH $950. $50 FIRM. broke. $3,000 ROOMS Beautiful 2.5 wood- domestic services work atmosphere. Now offering Pool/garg. 462-5009 Towing mirrors. 695-1311 2006 Honda 750 UVAH FOR RENT ed ac. in Fort Bragg, and/or personal Call Deana or Dawn employee 350 $20 pair - FIRM Shadow. Lo mi. Cus- Program Manager Spacious 2bd1ba. Meat Goats Boer off Hwy 20 in sunbelt. care to aged, blind 462-1436 insurance after All utilities & cable TV 468-7403 tom paint. $5295/bo. BA in education or w/W/D. N/P. WTR., cross 2 does 1 weth- A must see. $280K or disabled per- MCHC seeks exp. paid. No pets, $400 + 462-4324 90 days. human services de- GARB. PD. FREE PAINT er $100 ea. 485-7070 bo. 367-2079 sons. Tasks may Medical Billing $200 sec. dep., sired. At least 3 yrs. 462-8600 Recycled latex, 5 gal. cel 707-391-4680 ‘74 Suzuki RV 125 include house- Specialits. RELIEF COOK 462-4476 exp. working with Spacious 2bd. Pool. buckets, white, tan, St./trl. bike. 2 strk. cleaning, cooking, Req. a working 4 days week. New Boarding Facili- 770 REAL ESTATE people with develop- H20, trash pd. $775. WANTED brown, gray. Tues- Excel. cond. $500. laundry, shopping, knowledge of medi- 11 am 7:15 pm. ty! Pasture $150. per 595 WASHO DR. mental disabilities Also 1bd. $675. Ht. 370 TO RENT days only, 8am to ‘69 Honda Z50 mini & personal care. cal/dental billing, Some exp. pref. horse, Box stall $300. Ukiah. For financing req. Training & be- AC Pd. N/P. 462-6075 2pm, 298 Plant Rd., trail. Needs work. Will train. Round pen & arena. info 1-800-403-4488. Must consent to be Medicare & Medi-Cal havior management EMPTY Ukiah (behind animal $250. 456-9259 1199 S. Dora for app. 707-367-2310 Listing No. 9843 fingerprinted for a and private insurance pref. Knowledge of shelter). Honda Magna 750, criminal back- billing procedures & RN Case Manager state license benefi- NESTED? Quality Alfalfa ‘89, runs, been 3bd2ba. $379,500 Harley Davidson 3 ground check, pro- regulations. $13-$16/ Help the elderly avoid cial. Must have ability Clean, quiet, $10.50 per bale, you sitting, $1100 obo. 463-2842 wheel gas golf cart vide references, & hr DOE. Great Bene- nursing homes. PHN to provide staff train- drug-free, responsi- haul. $12.00 per bale 489-4045 Arkansas Cutie with vinyl top. Runs attend an orienta- fits. Bi-lingual prefer- or BSN preferred. 32 ing, supervision & ble new Ukiah Daily delivered. 485-0487 UKIAH great $450.00 BO. AUTO PARTS & tion class. red. Call 472-4516 or hrs/wk. Excl benefits. planning. 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SPECIALIST developmentally The Request for Call Tom 263-8444 being sought by disabled at home Proposals packet RCHDC, a well and on outings. can be picked-up at Need Tile established Non Call 485-5168 Installation? the Job Alliance of- Profit Housing corp: fices at: 631 S. TEAM Call 456-9747 Real Estate Dev. SUPERVISOR Orchard Ave., and/or construc- Salary DOE & BUSINESS Ukiah, 310 E. Red- tion\knowledge req. wood Ave., Fort Degrees. M.-F. 8-5. 250 RENTALS Salary range $3616- Excel. benefits. Bragg, 221 S. Le- Almost new Ukiah 4395 per mo. DOE. Job description and nore St., Willits or 2100sf bldg. High Hunting for something in particular? Turn Application required application at: mailed to you by eaves, ample outside - call 707-463-1975 TRINITY YOUTH calling 467-5502. strg & park. 485-7964 to The Ukiah Daily Journal Classifieds ext. 0 or download SERVICES Requests for Pro- from www.rchdc.org 915 W. Church St. or COMMERCIAL posals packets will Send both applica- and discover a harvest of useful www.trinityys.org RESIDENTIAL & be distributed tion & resume to OFFICE SPACE through May 21, RCHDC 2007. The bidder’s AVAILABLE items. From new and used 499 Leslie St., Ukiah, TLC Child & For recorded Listings, conference will be Ca 95482 EOE Family Services Call 462-1840 Ext. 195 held May 21, 2007. seeks 2 additional vehicles to well-preserved 9:00-11:00 am at PT Dell Computer homes for Shelter OFFICE 390sf. Util & the Job Alliance of- Tech. Ukiah & sur- Care program janitorial incl. Very electronics and clothing, we Applicants need to fice in Ukiah and rounding area. Relia- nice location, $425/ have at least 1 spare from 1:30-3:30 pm ble car a must. A+ bdrm to house a child mo + dep.468-5426 have the listings. at the Job Alliance pref.,will train $13-$16 for up to 30 days. OFFICE FOR RENT Fort Bragg office. DOE. email jobs@ Guaranteed monthly hisincorporated.com allotment. 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Fax res. to with no more than 1 biological child con- UNFURNISHED . current medical 707-857-2042 300 Journal Classifieds sidered. 2 bdrm 1bth Up- card. Positions are Receptionist Retirees invited to stairs unit. W/D F/T, year-round. needed for acctng apply. Contact TLC No sec. 8, No pets. Earning potential of off. Must have exp. in 707-463-1100 $750/mo 743-1953 $60,000+ annually. Microsoft Word, Ex- Lic#236800809 Bonus program, cel, & Outlook. Look- health benefits, ing for an ind. with 401(k) holiday, va- good phone & people cation pay. Please skills. Prefer ind. who Apartments apply in person at can work P/T 15-20 2401 N. State St. Ukiah hrs/wk. May-Dec, F/T $590...Studio Utilities Paid...... S. State St Call today to start 707-462-8811 Jan-April. Please mail cover ltr & res. Licensed Nurses to: Crook, Sawyer & $525 ... 1/1 With Carport...... Talmage your subscription or $1,500 hire on Associates, 532 S. $675 ... 1/1 West Side, Upstairs....W. 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