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7 58551 69301 0 THURSDAY Jan. 10, 2008 50 cents tax included DAILY JOURNAL ukiahdailyjournal.com 16 pages, Volume 149 Number 276 email: [email protected] No plea yet 25 plants per parcel stands in Hamburg By ROB BURGESS back from its scheduled Nov. 6 date. The Daily Journal BOARD OF SUPERVISORS The item was first placed on the board’s Neither the votes nor the opinions behind consent calendar for final approval, but was them wavered as the Mendocino County Board cel of land to 25, regardless of the number of removed for further discussion by 3rd District marijuana of Supervisors once again voted 3-2 Tuesday qualified patients residing there. Supervisor John Pinches. to affirm the restriction on the number of med- The original decision was made at the ical marijuana plants allowed on any one par- board’s Dec. 11 meeting after being pushed See MARIJUANA, Page 15 court case Faulder says he needs more evidence from prosecution; PAMELA’S PRODUCTS CONTINUES FAMILY TRADITION judge sets hearing for today By BEN BROWN The Daily Journal Laura Hamburg did not enter a plea to charges of marijuana possession during her Wednesday hearing because the prosecu- tion has still not turned over requested evi- dence, said her attorney, Keith Faulder. Faulder said he had requested specific evidence from the prosecution in order to more effectively prepare a defense and that the District Attorney’s Office had not responded. “This is a medical marijuana case and the evidence I’ve requested goes directly to a motion to suppress and to providing an affirmative defense at the prelim,” Faulder said. Faulder said California law allows him to make a motion to suppress and provide an affirmative defense at the preliminary hearing. He said he cannot do that without the evidence he has requested. Deputy District Attorney Scott McMenomy said he had responded, object- ing to Faulder’s request for evidence. McMenomy said he is not required to turn over the requested evidence until Hamburg enters a plea. Mendocino County Superior Court Judge Ronald Brown scheduled a hearing for 1:30 p.m. today to discuss what evi- dence Faulder wants from the prosecution. Hamburg, a local medical marijuana activist, has been charged with marijuana possession in connection with the Oct. 25 service of a search warrant on her Boonville Road home by the Mendocino County Sheriff’s Office. The Sheriff’s Office reported seizing 50 MacLeod Pappidas/The Daily Journal marijuana plants from the home, as well as Pamela’s warehouseman Tomas Sierra loads cases of lemon shortbread cookies onto a palette for shipment 50 pounds of processed marijuana. Wednesday. Warehouse manager Bill Goodman said they send out about 20,000 cases of product per week. Faulder, who was at the home when the search warrant was served, said he counted By ZACK SAMPSEL 39 marijuana plants in Hamburg’s garden. The Daily Journal Another source for He said he did not know how much Gluten-free When Pamela’s Products, Ukiah’s own processed marijuana was seized. mecca for gluten-free cookies and mixes, gluten-free foods Faulder has said that Hamburg was celebrates its 20th anniversary this April, it Another gluten-free food option locally is operating a legitimate medical marijuana local business won’t just be a celebration: it’s a family Sylvan Border Farms located in Willits. garden, growing marijuana for three peo- tradition. Sylvan Border Farms currently offers seven ple, all of whom have valid medical mari- now distributes “I love my life. What could be more fun different product mixes including: general juana recommendations, which Faulder than making cookies for a living?” said purpose flour, multiple bread mixes, pancake said he showed to sheriff’s deputies. Pamela Giusto-Sorrells, owner of Pamela’s and waffle mixes and two kinds of cake According to an ordinance passed by the around the globe mixes. Ordering information is available on Mendocino County Board of Supervisors See GLUTEN-FREE, Page 15 its Web site at www.sylvanborderfarm.com. in August of 2007, a medical marijuana patient is legally allowed to have 25 plants and two pounds of processed marijuana. Hamburg is the daughter of former California Congressman Dan Hamburg, and her house is on his Boonville Road property. Mendocino apartment tenant burned in fire Ben Brown can be reached at udjbb@pacif- ic.net. By BEN BROWN the fire appeared to have started in one of the responding so the man had to be transported by The Daily Journal apartments above the bookstore and spread to ambulance. A 44-year-old Mendocino resident was the attic. Firefighters left the scene at 5:30 a.m. injured in a fire that damaged a historic build- “There was extensive fire damage to that Wednesday. Got family? ing in the township of Mendocino Tuesday apartment and water damage to the whole struc- Hervilla said the cause of the fire is not yet night. ture,” Hervilla said. known, but it appeared to have been accidental. Firefighters from the Mendocino Volunteer The resident of that apartment, a 44-year-old The fire remains under investigation. Fire Department responded to the fire in an man, suffered serious burns and was transport- The Fort Bragg Fire Department provided apartment at the intersection of Main Street and ed to Mendocino Coast Hospital and from there mutual aid on this fire, and the California Kasten Street above the Gallery Bookshop at to the burn unit at the University of California Highway Patrol and the Mendocino County find activities around 10 p.m. Tuesday. at Davis. Sheriff’s Office provided traffic control. at ukiahdailyjournal.com Mendocino Fire Chief Danny Hervilla said Heavy fog on the coast kept helicopters from Ben Brown can be reached at [email protected]. $493,000 for emergency services radio system to be presented By BEN BROWN cerned,” said Ann Warden, emergency responders in the county years and replacement parts have from more local sources: Homeland The Daily Journal Thompson’s communication director. positively,” said CalFire Chief Marc become increasingly hard to find, Security funds from the county’s Congressman Mike Thompson The county has contracted with Romero. “We do the dispatch, and forcing technicians to cannibalize Gang of Five, money from the city of will present Mendocino County with Alcatel, which has said it can install a this is going to be great for the sheriff parts from other repeaters or search Point Arena, from a House Resolution $493,000 in federal money new microwave repeater system by and fire services.” for them on online auction sites. that funnels money taken from tele- Wednesday, to help defray the cost of July at a cost of $3.6 million. A report released by the The federal money presented by phone taxes, some state funds and replacing the county’s failing The microwave system is a series Mendocino County grand jury in Thompson will join an additional $2.5 about $410,000 in asset forfeiture microwave repeater system. of seven repeaters that take signals 2007 stated the microwave system is million that will come from either a money, half of which was put forward “Congressman Thompson is very from the radios of law enforcement old and dangerously close to failure. National Operability Grant or from by Mendocino County District committed to improving communica- and fire personnel and relay them The system was installed in 1985 financing, according to a report from Attorney Meredith Lintott. tions in rural communities, especially throughout the county. and was meant to last 15 years. It has the Mendocino County CEO’s Office. Ben Brown can be reached at where first responders are con- “The improvement will affect all been operating continuously for 22 The rest of the money will come [email protected]. 2 – THURSDAY, JAN. 10, 2008 DAILY DIGEST Editor: Jody Martinez, 468-3517 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected]

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[\ enjoyed their company [\ urban housewife Perkins, Ralph flowers, the family is asking whenever possible. in the 50’s and 60’s, and Perkins, Elizabeth Perkins, that contributions She is survived by her after that a self-suffi- Eleanor Podbel- be made to The Center for Daughter Anita Brown cient woman. But though ski, Julie Perkins & Mike Positive Living at of Redwood Valley, and she traveled far Perkins; and the 741 S. Oak St., Ukiah, CA Son’s Robert Brown, from her childhood, she boys' father, her ex-hus- 95453 Sr., Charles Brown, Sr., never lost the opti- band, David John [\ James Brown, Sr., mism and kindness that Raitt (her co-founding GEORGE FOREST HART and Dino Brown of came from being partner of Vital De- Private services were Redwood Valley. She is raised by sweet, honest signs.) held for George Forest also survived by grandchil- people. That same Annie was born on May Hart of Ukiah, who passed dren Michael Re- love was her greatest gift to 2, 1948 in Holden, away on Thurs- tzloff, Nemechay Bates, her family. Massachusetts. She attend- day, January 3, 2008 in Mark Bates, Jessica She was preceded in ed Chatham col- Santa Rosa sur- DONALEE BROWN Bates, Alicia Bates, Mary death by her mother lege in Pennsylvania. rounded by his family. November 23, 1941- Nelson, Charles Dolores Chavez, father Majoring in Fine Arts Born May 13, 1928 in January 7, 2008 Brown, Jr., Jason Brown, Mariano Varela, hus- and went on to work at the Fort Leavenworth, Kan- Beloved Mother, Dante Brown, Dev- CLARA TURNER band Joseph Turner, and ground-breaking sas, George graduated from on Brown, Kristopher her siblings, Joshe- Grandmother, Auntie, 1921-2008 Arena Theatre in San Jose State Sister Brown, Talia Brown, Our mother was born in phine, Robert, and Alice. Washington D.C. where Robert Brown, Jr., James She is survived by and served in the US Air and Cousin Donalee a small mining town James Earl Jones was per- Force from 1952 to Brown, 66 of the Coyote Brown, Jr., Loreta in New Mexico. When the her brother Edward, her forming “The Great Valley Tribe passed away Brown, Justin Brown, mines closed her two children, Dr. Mi- 1956. He was the business White Hope.” Annie loved manager of Ta- on January 7, Sheila Brown Ronnie family moved to East Los chael Turner and Melissa Mendocino County 2008, in Santa Rosa, Bates, and Patrick Garcia. Angeles, but their Dangerfield, and hoe Truckee School District and used her exceptionally before retiring as California. She was She is also sur- hopes for a better life were her grandsons Miles and creative mind and born on November 23, vived by great-grandchil- disrupted by the Desmond Turner. Associate Superintendent of a love of community to con- Ukiah Unified. 1941, and was the dren Anthony, Alea- Great Depression. They We are grateful to Dr. Guy tribute to and steer ha, Poy-Wuson Aguilar, Teran, the staffs of George will be remembered daughter of long time for- went through the many crucial social services mer Tribal Chair- and Josiah, Trinity same tribulations faced by Ukiah Valley Medical for his love for and Harmony Brown. Center and Valley view in the Ukiah Val- his family, his story telling woman Doris Renick of the many immigrant ley. To name but a few; she Coyote Valley Po- Tinaya DeLoan, Andrea families in our valley today. Convalescent Hospital, and and his 1970 Buick Escalera, and Alora Bates Hospice of Ukiah. was President of “The Blue Goose”. He was mo Tribe. Donalee was Their little two the Ford St Project for 2 loved by all who knew Viewing will be at the room house was shared by Their skill and kindness most proud of his Coyote Valley Gymnasi- made possible a dig- years and a board wife’s real estate career. her as she loved all those as many as two member for many. She was that she crossed um on the Coyote Valley dozen family members; it nified, gentle demise in His favorite quote a member of the paths with in her life. Reservation was so crowded keeping with the life was “Sell, sell, sell”. Mendocino County Board Ms. Brown served for beginning on Thursday, that people had to sleep in she led. George is survived by his the past four years as January 10, 2008. shifts. My mother No matter how we sow or reap of Appeals and re- mained Vice President of wife Elma Hart of Ukiah, the Vice-Chairwoman of the Prayer services will take never forgot seeing her The end of all is endless sleep sons Frank, Mark, Coyote Valley place Friday, Janu- mother at an ironing From strife a merciful release California Yurts until her passing. Brian and Charlie, sisters Band of Pomo Indians ary 11, 2008 at 7 PM and board in the pressing plant From life the crowning prize of peace. Viola Brown of Fort and lived on the Coy- 12 Midnight, and where she [\ As she was a long stand- ing and passionate Wayne, IN, Margaret Owen ote Valley Reservation most Saturday, January 12, worked, standing in a pool HARRIET ANNE and her husband of her life. She 2008, at 6 AM. Funeral of her own sweat. “ANNIE RAITT member of The Center for Positive Living and Jerry of Leavenworth, was a nurse in her younger Services will commence at 1 In summers the whole fami- Harriet Anne “Annie” Kansas, brother Wil- years while she PM, on Saturday ly traveled togeth- Raitt passed away installed as a “practition- January 12, 2008 at the er”, friend and Pastor liam S. Hart and his wife helped her Tribe in its er as migrant workers, and peacefully with both of her Ada of Spring, Coyote Valley Gym- sons at her side on Candace Becket will be pre- reorganization and discards from the Texas, brother-in-law nasium on the Coyote Friday morning, December siding over a me- preservation of the Pomo downtown produce markets William Bohannon of Culture. She also Valley Reservation. helped get them 21, 2007. She morial service to be held on served for many years in Burial will be at the Coyote through the winter. Yet my was 59 years young and was Saturday, Janu- Kansas, thirteen grandchil- various health ca- Valley Cemetery mother recalls a preceded in ary 12, 2008, 12 noon at dren, one great pacities and represented immediately following the very happy childhood sur- death by her parents; S.P.A.C.E. located grandchild and numerous her Tribal Govern- funeral services. rounded by a close Robert Cowan Perkins at 508 W. Perkins Ukiah. nieces and neph- ment before many boards Services will be officiated and loving family. As an & Jean Whitney Perkins. Please bring your ews. He was preceded in and associations by Harold Lewis of adult her life followed She leaves behind, memories, stories and pic- death by his mother addressing the health and the Indian Shaker Church. the same currents as her 2 sons, Bay Leaf Raitt tures to share with and father and sister Betty social needs of her Arrangments are under American society: she & Arlen Perkins Annie's friends and family. Bohannon. The people. the direction of the was a jitterbugger in the Raitt, 9 siblings, Lee Also, please bring Eversole Mortuary is in She cared greatly for her Eversole Mortuary 462- 30’s, a career girl in Perkins, Carol Georgo- a dish to share in the charge of arrange- grandchildren and 2206 the 40’s, a middle class sub- poulos, Steve Perkins, Bob potluck meal. In lieu of ments.

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Roland Smith, 39, of Bragg, was sentenced to three SHERIFF’S REPORTS Nashville, was booked into years and four months in state CORRECTIONS The following were jail on suspicion of possession prison for three counts of The Ukiah Daily Journal The world briefly compiled from reports of marijuana for sale and forgery. reserves this space to correct prepared by the Mendo- transportation of marijuana by Cooper was arrested in errors or make clarifications to cino County Sheriff’s the Mendocino County 2005 for theft of more than news articles. Significant errors in Office: Sheriff’s Office at 1:34 p.m. $6,500 by stealing checks obituary notices or birth Bush warns Iran about Naval clash announcements will result in Tuesday. from a realty business and reprinting the entire article. as he opens peace mission in Israel BOOKED -- Jose Figueroa forging the name of another Errors may be reported to the edi- JERUSALEM (AP) — President Bush warned Iran of “seri- Martinez, 41, of Coos Bay, Those arrested by law enforcement employee to cash them, tor, 468-3526. was booked into jail on suspi- officers are innocent until proven guilty. according to reports from the ous consequences” if it meddles again with U.S. warships in the People reported as having been arrest- Persian Gulf, opening a Mideast peacemaking mission cion of driving under the ed may contact the Daily Journal once Mendocino County District Wednesday on an ominous note. He told Israel to dismantle influence by the California their case has been concluded so the Attorney’s Office. results can be reported. Those who feel LOTTERY NUMBERS unauthorized settlement outposts and demanded that the Highway Patrol at 7:24 a.m. the information is in error should con- Cooper asked the judge to Monday. give her probation in this case DAILY 3: night: 7, 1, 2. Palestinians halt rocket attacks from areas controlled by Hamas tact the appropriate agency. In the case Islamic militants. BOOKED -- Miguel Angel of those arrested on suspicion of dri- because she is bipolar, but the afternoon: 4, 5, 7. Bush, on his first visit as president to Israel, acknowledged Lopez, 26, of Willits, was ving under the influence of an intoxi- judge noted that this is FANTASY 5: 08, 10, 15, booked into jail on suspicion cant: all DUI cases reported by law Cooper’s fourth fraud arrest in widespread doubts about whether he can break through decades enforcement agencies are reported by 16, 30. of distrust to achieve his goal of a major peace agreement by of causing corporal injury to a the newspaper. The Daily Journal makes 20 years and that she has DAILY DERBY: 1st no exceptions. the end of his presidency in January 2009. spouse by the Willits Police received probation in each Place: 07, Eureka. Department at 10:42 p.m. case, according to district “I’m under no illusions,” Bush said at a news conference Monday. attorney reports. 2nd Place: 05, California with Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert. “It’s going to be hard BOOKED -- John DA REPORTS Classic. work.” The judge also found that Unpopular at home, Bush got an extremely warm welcome Williams Driggs, 59, of The following were the victim in this case was 3rd Place: 02, Lucky Ukiah, was booked into jail on compiled from reports elderly and had relied on Star. See BRIEFLY, Page 15 suspicion of indecent expo- prepared by the Mendo- Cooper and that Cooper’s Race time: 1:45.57. sure and a probation violation cino County District actions had damaged the char- LOTTO: 14-36-37-41- The Journal by the Mendocino County Attorney’s Office: acter of the employee, whose 45. Delivers! Sheriff’s Office at 1 a.m. Rocking name Cooper forged, and Meganumber: 26. To Subscribe Chairs Tuesday. SENTENCING -- Joanna imposed the maximum sen- Jackpot: $33 million. call: BOOKED -- Christopher Marie Cooper, 43, of Fort tence. 468-3533 Gifts Jewelry Torrone Service CENTER Ukiah SDA Church Italian Candy HOLIDAY GIFTS AT ONE EARTH! 1390 Laurel Ave 859 N. State Street Ukiah, CA 95482 Granzella’s (707) 462-4472 Gallery and Gift Shop by local and national artists See’s Candy Jewelry, Pottery, Fused Glass, Paintings, Fund Raiser 15 minute Ornaments and more Opening Night - Friday, January 11 - 6:30 p.m. Your Fun Store 1252 Airport Park Plaza oil change 310 Mason Street, Ukiah • 467-0200 Why Is There So Much Suffering? Ukiah 462-2660 www.oneearthclay.com Behind Les Schwab Tire

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ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT THURSDAY, JAN. 10, 2008 – 3 Editor: Richard Rosier, 468-3520 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected] What’s Playing International Wildlife Film Series roars again By KATE MARIANCHILD Special for the Journal Flushed with the success THURSDAY of last year’s film festival, Redwood Valley Outdoor DJ DANCE MUSIC -- DJ dancing; Perkins Street Education Project is happy to Lounge; 228 E. Perkins St., Ukiah; 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. no announce the 2nd annual cover. International Wildlife Film MAD COW JAZZ -- Jazz music; Shanachie Pub; 50 S. Series, complete with stun- Main, Willits; 8 p.m.; no cover, tips appreciated; 459-9194. ning movies, live music, and refreshments. The handpicked film mas- FRIDAY terpieces come from DJ DANCE MUSIC -- DJ dance music with Smokin’ Montana’s prestigious Joe; Perkins Street Lounge; 228 E. Perkins St., Ukiah; 9 International Wildlife Film p.m. Festival’s post festival tour. SMOKEHOUSE GAMBLERS -- Blues music; The series will open on Shanachie Pub; 50 S. Main, Willits; 9 p.m.; no cover, tips Friday, Feb. 8 at the Ukiah appreciated; 459-9194. Civic Center with the dramat- ic film “Born of Fire” and will continue at the civic cen- SATURDAY ter every Friday night through March 14. DJ DANCE MUSIC-- DJ dance music with Smokin’ This extraordinary pro- Joe; Perkins Street Lounge; 228 E. Perkins St., Ukiah; 9 gram is a benefit for p.m. Redwood Valley Outdoor KARAOKE -- Live entertainment;Yokayo Bowl; 1401 N. Education Project, a commu- State St., Ukiah; 7 to 11 p.m.; no cover; 462-8686. nity-supported project of the RONNY LEE -- Texas blues; Shanachie Pub; 50 S. Ukiah Unified School Main, Willits; 9 p.m.; $3 cover; 459-9194. District. Tickets are now COUNTRY GENTS BAND -- Dance music; Ukiah available at the Mendocino Senior Center, Bartlett Hall; 495 Leslie St., Ukiah; 7 to 10 Book Company in Ukiah for “Born of Fire” is movie about the Galapagos Islands, home to some of the most p.m.; $8 cover; adults 18 and over welcome. a suggested donation of $50 astonishing creatures on earth. The film takes viewers through the life stages of FRAME OF MIND -- Live music; Caspar Inn; 14957 for the series and $10 per these unique Ecuadorian islands, including the fiery eruption of Sierra Negra, the Caspar Rd., Caspar; 9:30 p.m.; $7 cover. evening. largest of the volcanoes. CONTRA DANCE -- Live music by Laura Smith, Darin Tickets will also be avail- Smith, and Bob Laughton, Mavis McGaugh calling; Ukiah able at the door. Each International Wildlife Film Schedule Methodist Church; 206 N. Pine St., back entrance; begin- evening will begin at 6:30 ners’ instruction 7 p.m., Dance from 7:30 to 10:30 p.m. p.m. with music and refresh- (Ukiah Civic Center. Music and refreshments at 6:30 p.m.; films start from 7-7:15 p.m.) ments, and the first film will “ ” MONDAY start between 7 and 7:15 p.m. Feb. 8 Born of Fire The history, geology, and fantastic wildlife of the Last year several of the films Galapagos Islands. Filmed from land, air, sea, and underwater, this MICROPHONE NIGHT -- Sing or play an instrument; sold out, so everyone is award-winning movie got rave reviews. “The most beautiful thing I’ve ever Club 711; 711 S. State St., Ukiah; 9 p.m. to 1 a.m.; 462- advised to buy tickets early. seen.” - Horace Newcomb, Director of Peabody Awards. 7111. This year’s film series will “ ” open with a bang. “Born of (Short): Saving a Species: The Great Penguin Rescue TUESDAY Fire” is a rare treatment of Feb. 15 “Mara - Africa’s River of Destiny” The river Mara in Africa is the Galapagos Islands, home home to the world’s biggest animal herds. Depicts rare wildlife, impene- to some of the most astonish- KARAOKE -- Every Tuesday; Perkins Street Lounge; trable swamps, rich delta habitat at Lake Victoria, and world-famous foot- 228 E. Perkins St., Ukiah; 8 p.m.; free. ing creatures on earth. The film takes viewers through age of wildebeests crossing crocodile-infested waters. TAHITIAN DANCE -- Every Tuesday night; Mendocino “ Ballet Studio; 205 S. State St.; Ukiah; ages 11 to 99; 5:30 the life stages of these unique (Short): Termite Mounds, Pillars of the Community” to 6:30 p.m.; $8 to $11. Ecuadorian islands, including “ the fiery eruption of Sierra Feb. 22 Pole to Pole” A celebration of our planet in all its glory. Spectac- Negra, the largest of the vol- ular scenery and fascinating wildlife – from a polar bear emerging with WEDNESDAY canoes. cubs at one pole to Emperor penguins plunging into darkness at the other. But it’s not all geology. (Short): “El” - Tales from the jungle about living in jaguar country. ADAM’S CENTER STAGE KARAOKE -- Karaoke night The movie lavishly depicts at Yokayo Bowl; 1401 N. State St., Ukiah; 7 to 11 p.m.; the animal life that the Feb. 29 “Life in the Undergrowth: Taking to the Air” Unique footage family hours 6 to 8 p.m.; no cover; 462-8686. islands are famous for. We reveals the lightning-fast reactions of hoverflies; mayflies show how wings OPEN MIC NIGHT -- Open Mic; Ukiah Brewing Co.; 102 will see marine iguanas, the were first used; & David Attenborough handles the largest insect on earth. S. State St., Ukiah; 8:30 p.m.; free; 468-5898. world’s only sea-going lizards, leaping off lava cliffs (Short): “Brink of Recovery: The California Condor” into the treacherous surf. Mar. 7 “Gabon” Surrealistically beautiful scenes of “beachcombing” We’ll watch Galapagos elephants, surfing hippos, colorful baboons, and birds known as rosy bee- ‘Alvin and the Chipmunks’ giant tortoises (the largest on Earth) being groomed by lit- eaters - all seen in the Eden-like national park system of Gabon, Africa. a suprisingly funny film tle birds known as Darwin's (Short): “Irani Wildlife” Finches, and we’ll see big “ ” Alvin, Simon and birds known as Waved Mar. 14 Christmas in Yellowstone Mesmerizing footage of the un- Theodore are back for one Albatrosses performing their spoiled 2.2 million acres that comprise Yellowstone Park. Geological crazy adventure and this time FOCUS magical courtship display. wonders, grand vistas, and wild animals seen in the serenity of winter. it’s well deserved on the big With unparalleled cinematog- “Climate Chaos Season” This David Attenborough film depicts, in easy- screen. raphy from land, sea, air, and to-understand graphic imagery, the effects our daily habits have on climate Dave (Jason Lee) is living underwater that alternates on his own in Los Angeles rugged, volcanic landscapes change. Climate Chaos Season won the top award at the 2007 Internat- and is having problems with ON FILM with intimate scenes of ani- ional Wildlife Film Festival. his career. He can’t seem to mal behavior, this ambitious find the right songs he has film from BBC brings the written to set his career on the Galapagos Islands to life in a works to rescue a colony of munity members,” said two formation, forest and stream right path. new way. “It’s a stunning penguins covered with oil of last year’s regulars, Sherrie ecology, the habits of our One day he thinks he has blend of visuals, music, and from an oil spill. and David Smith-Ferri.” “I local and migratory wildlife, the right songs that would be narration,” said Horace Last year’s film-goers like to talk with people, meet and much more. RVOEP’s perfectly recorded so he takes Newcomb, director of waxed eloquent about the the musicians, and buy a hands-on curriculum is sow- them to his friend Ian who Peabody Awards. “It’s the richness of these family- cookie,” added their daughter ing the seeds of stewardship owns a big record company. most beautiful thing I’ve ever friendly evenings made fes- Rachel Smith-Ferri, age 14. in the young people who will After getting an appoint- seen.” tive with music by local RVOEP provides outdoor be the future conservators of ment with him and letting him “Born of Fire” will be pre- musicians, healthy snacks, environmental education and our local landscape and the listen to what he thinks is a ceded by a short film, and displays by local nature indoor classroom follow-up wildlife within it. A good new hit Ian turns it down by By Shelby White “Saving a Species: The Great organizations. “What better to more than 2,000 school turnout at all six evenings of saying this isn’t what they are Penguin Rescue.” This movie way to spend a winter children each year. On a the film series will assist looking for and he needs is about teamwork, determi- evening than to watch a fasci- unique 45-acre woodland RVOEP to continue its inspir- something else. will a series of events change nation, and dedication as a nating movie about nature on bordering the Russian River, ing work with children. Dave, leaving incredibly them forever? team of rescuers from the a large screen in the presence students spend many fascinat- For more information go to disappointed arrives home “Alvin and the opposite side of the world of family, friends, and com- ing hours learning about soil www.rvoep.org. only to find that three chip- Chipmunks” is a great family munks had gotten into a bas- movie full of comedy and fun. ket he had carried home. I loved the storyline and Completely shocked by how realistic the chipmunks these three talking chipmunks looked through Computer Wobbling through strike, networks keep up with reality he tries his best to kick them Graphic Imaging. By TIM RILEY eventually run out of new scripted pro- forward in the competition, and after a out of the house and thinks he Jason Lee did a great job Special for the Journal grams. That leaves us with the trou- series of elimination rounds it all is honestly losing his mind, playing Dave. At first I didn’t The NFL playoffs, at least for sports bling possibility of more reality comes down to the final vote being but one night as he has finally think too much of it and fans, are the best thing happening on shows. Hasn’t CBS run out of interest- revealed on Wednesday, March 12th. gotten them out his house they before I saw it started to have television right now. Unless you are ing places for “Survivor,” and for that Long ago in her teen years, the pret- begin to sing. Seeing that they my doubts on whether he catching up on movies released before matter, does anyone really care? In ty Elizabeth Berkley showed promise are incredibly talented he would be the right person for the holidays, it’s a bleak time at the any case, the granddaddy of reality in her starring role on the TV series takes them in under his wing the part, but he was actually cinema. Film studios did not bother to shows, “American Idol,” returns on “Saved by the Bell.” Later, her career and makes them incredibly perfect. provide press screenings for new films FOX for a two-month run for twice took a big nose dive playing a Las successful singing the songs I highly recommend this like the “Alien vs. Predator” sequel weekly shows, until late February Vegas stripper in “Showgirls,” a huge he writes in exchange for movie to everyone as a great and the horror flick “One Missed when it kicks into three nights a week. flop at the box office that only later them being able to live with comedy and tons of fun. Call.” No one needs to be a clairvoy- Talk about filling up the TV schedule! acquired classic cult status in DVD him. However, is fame and Rating: PG ant to figure these films are stinkers to “American Idol” jump starts the release. Now she’s stepping up, so to fortune going to leave them Running Time: 1 hr. 30 be avoided at all cost. This leaves us FOX schedule with a two-night, four- speak, as the host of a dance show, a the same old chipmunks or min. with television as the mass medium hour premiere featuring outrageous reality series on Bravo called “Step It for entertainment. new auditions on Tuesday, January Up and Dance.” There will be no need While not keeping the late night 15th and Wednesday, January 16th. for Elizabeth to work the stripper’s shows off the air, the continuing writ- Episodes featuring the auditions held pole, because after all this series ers strike is throwing a monkey across the country in San Diego, involves more serious choreography. wrench into TV programming, and Dallas, Omaha, Atlanta, Charleston, As expected in a reality series, there To submit articles or briefs on sadly this situation shows no sign of Miami and Philadelphia will air on will be 12 dancers competing for a being resolved any time soon. For the four consecutive Tuesdays and $100,000 top prize in “Step It Up and current events, call or e-mail first time in memory, the nation’s TV Wednesdays. The lucky hopefuls who Dance,” which may not air until critics won’t be gathering in Los get the judges’ approval move on to spring. the features editor at: Angeles this January for the press tour the Hollywood Round which starts up Lifetime Network has a Friday night to preview new TV series and specials. in mid-February, at which time dreams reality programming block, with such 468-3520/[email protected] Did I mention it’s becoming a bleak come true for 24 contestants when the shows as “How to Look Good Naked,” time on television? Top 12 male and Top 12 female semi- “Top This Party: Orange County,” and At some point, due to the strike, the finalists are picked. Then it will be up “Top This Party: Las Vegas.” Recently television and cable networks will to you America to decide who moves See TV, Page 9 4 – THURSDAY, JAN. 10, 2008 FORUM Editor: K.C. Meadows, 468-3526 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected] Letters from our readers In our opinion From the desk of... Voter alert To the Editor: If you are registered as Decline to State A good decision and want to vote for a presidential candi- “I really think there has been a sea passage of medical marijuana legalization EJ DIONNE JR. date in the Democratic Party, you can. If change,” said Supervisor John Pinches statewide in 1996 and then Measure G local- you are lucky enough to have a precinct Tuesday about the public’s attitude toward ly in 2000. But what we saw after Measure polling place, you can request a ballot of pot growing in Mendocino County. G was the proliferation of large gardens in the Democratic Party on election day. If We agree, and we congratulate Pinches, our cities and small neighborhoods and the you are in a vote by mail precinct you need and his colleagues Kendall Smith, Jim increasing violence in those areas as a result. to send a letter to the County Clerk- Wattenburger and Mike Delbar for their vote (Monday night’s three-hour police chase Recorder at 501 Low Gap Rd., Rm 1020, to give the public a chance to make a change after three Long Beach suspects following a The signs were Ukiah, Ca. 95482 and request that they so many believe is now necessary. marijuana-related home invasion in mail you a Democratic Party ballot. Then Voters will have a chance in June to Laytonville is just another example of the decide whether Measure G, which allows cost of our marijuana industry.) you too will be able to vote for a anyone to grow 25 pot plants in this county, there for Hillary Presidential Candidate. Remember though, As we have said before, Measure G was a should be repealed and replaced with the well-intended experiment that went very Maybe the signs pointing to Hillary Clinton’s vic- you can only vote once, even though you simple medical marijuana regulations have two ballots. wrong and should be ended. tory in the New Hampshire primary were there all already in place at the state level. Those The Restore Mendocino/Repeal Measure along, hidden in plain sight by the blur of Dotty Coplen rules allow medical marijuana patients to Ukiah G Coalition has made it clear that medical Obamamania and a stack of flawed polls. cultivate six mature marijuana plants and marijuana is not threatened by this repeal possess eight ounces of dried pot at any There was that moment in the ABC News debate effort. Medical marijuana will still be legal, Saturday when Barack Obama and John Edwards Thank you given time. and patients will have access to plenty of The board also gave final passage to a 25- ganged up on Clinton and she fought back. Later, To the Editor: plant per legal parcel limit on medical mari- marijuana either grown by themselves or when Scott Spradling, a local political reporter, sug- Appreciation: understanding the nature juana cultivation which will address the their legitimate caregivers. What the repeal gested that voters didn’t find her likable, she replied, or quality of something/ intelligent enjoy- problem of “caregiver” excess, in which of Measure G will do is simply put a stop to “Well, that hurts my feelings.” It looked like a genuine ment/ gratitude. growers claiming to be caregivers for dozens the greedy no-limit marijuana industry in reaction from someone so often cast as a stick figure. On behalf of the many clients and their of medical marijuana patients grow hun- this county that has no interest in or respect Obama then made trouble for himself by offering a families of the Ford Street Project who dreds of plants in one location. for the community at large. comment many saw as snarky. “You’re likable have received the benefit of community A number of people, including Supervisor Having the repeal put on the ballot by the enough, Hillary,” he said. Obama insisted later that he support and giving on a daily basis David Colfax, said Tuesday that any limits supervisors was the first step. Now comes intended it as a “gesture of graciousness.” Gestures of throughout the year, I would like offer my put on pot growing in this county are mean- the challenge of getting it passed. There will graciousness shouldn’t have to be explained. sincere appreciation. ingless. likely be a very aggressive effort by the no- And then, on the eve of the election, Clinton It’s a gift indeed to be able to share and We disagree. We know that there were limit marijuana industry to keep Measure G choked up about the difficulties of the campaign. contribute to the dreams and aspirations of plenty of large marijuana gardens out in the in place and we will continue to push for “This is very personal for me, it’s not just political,” a better life, regardless of one’s back- hills and in remote forested areas before the passage as the June election draws closer. she said, defying another stereotype about her. The ground. With that in mind, it’s difficult to media did Clinton the only favor they rendered her all make a comprehensive list of all those that week, playing the video over and over. It was a clip in have contributed food, clothes, furniture, which she managed to include her basic lines of attack garden supplies, and most treasured, your on Obama (“Some of us are ready and some of us are time. My sincere apologies to all I have not”) without seeming to be attacking at all. missed, you are truly appreciated, and you Did she win the primary on the basis of such are making an immeasurable difference. episodes rather than policies, on anecdotes rather than With that in mind I would like to thank: the data? These were “moments when she finally peeled wonderful Hospitality Committee for their back the veneer,” said Clinton’s adviser and friend dedication in making and delivering the Paul Begala. And this helped build her large lead winter meals, United Way volunteers for among women. their Day of Caring, UCC & the Food For it was women, and voters of modest means, Bank, the Board of Directors of Ford who pulled Clinton back from the abyss. Women Street, the very patient folks at Dorcas, rejected Clinton in Iowa but not in New Hampshire. Giselle, Clark & Kristin of Empire Jewelry And the people Edwards courts were the ones Clinton for their community support, Frey connected with here. She defeated Obama soundly Vineyards, Mendocino Organic Network, among voters in families earning less than $50,000 a Ukiah Brewing Company, NorCal year, and among those who never attended college. Properties, the many hard-working deputies She also stole the mantle of empathy from and staff at the Mendocino County Jail, the Edwards. Voters who told exit pollsters that they made Boecx family, Steve O’Mara, Jerry at their choice on the basis of which candidate “cares Mendocino College, the staff at Ford Street about people like me” went strongly for Edwards in Project and the Buddy Eller Homeless Iowa. On Tuesday, Clinton narrowly defeated Shelter, and last but not least the clients of Edwards in this group -- and overwhelmed Obama in Ford Street. their ranks by 2-1. Best wishes that your dreams might Perhaps Hillary played the same trick on her critics come true. her husband Bill did in his epic State of the Union Terri McCartney addresses that went on and on about one specific pol- Ukiah icy after another. Those speeches often got bad reviews but good poll ratings. At one campaign stop last week, as Hillary droned on learnedly about health Government is care, family and medical leave, and global warming, a the biggest monopoly colleague in the press section leaned over to dismiss her for offering nothing but “a laundry list of To the Editor: Whatever happened to the law of supply competition, and you know what happens. wonkery.” Here I go again on monopolies, with the and demand, that applies in private working How do we protect the public and not But especially for less well-off voters, the specific biggest monopolies being governments. A world? I am sure they could get two or create monopolies? I don’t know, but I’m things government can do to relieve a few of the bur- prime example is Oakland. Last week they three good people for that salary, which working on it. One thing is the people who dens they bear may be more important than Obama’s had openings for some 23 positions in their means they are costing the city at least oversee these licenses are usually from the soaring and prophetic rhetoric that moved the young fire department, at a starting salary of twice as much as they should in taxes and same trade, like the Bar Association for and the affluent. To eat some of my own words, maybe $72,000 or $82,000 (I heard both figures). fees. lawyers, which investigates complaints of prose wins elections after all. Either way, some 2,000 applicants showed Who gets hurt the most? It’s the poor wrongdoings. All in private, and the facts Just to be straight up about it, I have never been so up, some, two days in advance. working class. The poorer one is, the more of the outcome also kept private. This is certain and so wrong in many years of watching elec- Now, these people must have known the it hurts. The second is the overall economy, like the old saying, “The fox is guarding tions, anticipating as I did a solid Obama victory here. requirements or they wouldn’t be bucking which leaves less money to repair the roads the henhouse.” This is against the Apparently the Clinton camp was surprised, too, as that many applicants. I didn’t understand and sewers, etc. This is not an isolated Constitution’s principle of an open society, some in their ranks candidly acknowledged. how that Oakland official picked the appli- case, in any way or another it has become the only way to keep things on the up and The pollsters will have a lot of work to do in figur- cants, but apparently it was not first-come, the norm. This country’s efficiency is being up. ing out what went wrong. But there are more than first-served, or some other reasonable way, lost through monopolies. By my understanding of lawyers, they enough lessons for the rest of us. Both campaigns -- as there was much anger at how it was If I said it once, I’ve said it a thousand are supposed to protect the constitution. Clinton’s before Iowa, Obama’s since -- learned how done. I am sure they went through all the times, monopolies only bring poorer ser- Maybe I got it wrong. Excuse me. dangerous it is to assume that victory is inevitable. formalities, which are supposed to guard vice and higher prices. Lawyers, doctors, Emil Rossi Candidates who seem certain they’ll win may give off against some hokey pokey. Then I am sure engineers, all kinds of trades are licensed, Boonville a feeling of arrogance that invites voters to deliver a they picked persons who had connections which only gives them power to avoid comeuppance. to the fire department or other city depart- Yet New Hampshire does not make Clinton’s prob- ments, such as Uncle Louie, a friend or rel- lems disappear. There are many voters, even in ative, and get away with it. Democratic primaries, who want to move beyond the WHERE TO WRITE 1990s and have doubts about her. She found a voice in New Hampshire that can win a primary. It’s still not LETTER POLICY President George Bush: The White www.house.gov/write rep clear whether she has a voice that can move a nation. House, 1600 Pennsylvania Ave., Washing- The Daily Journal welcomes letters to the Assemblywoman Patty Berg: State Obama has the problem that has confronted many editor. All letters must include a clear name, ton, D.C. 20500; (202) 456-1111, FAX Assembly District 1, Capitol, Rm. 4146, idealistic reformers before him: He has a powerful signature, return address and phone number. (202)456-2461. Sacramento, 95814. 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Meadows with the concurrence Audit Bureau Newspaper Publishers of Publisher Kevin McConnell. email us at [email protected] Of Circulations Association THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT THURSDAY, JAN. 10, 2008 – 5 California Guitar Trio to perform Jan. 15 BILLBOARD The Daily Journal Tuesday, Jan. 15 marks the first con- cert of the new year for the Ukiah Designs sought for Point Arena Community Concert Association with the centennial commemorative seal California Guitar Trio. The program will be held at the Ukiah High School audito- The City of Point Arena celebrates 100 years as an incorpo- rium, and will start at 7:30 p.m. rated California City and its Centennial in 2008, and is seeking Tickets may be purchased at the a unique commemorative Centennial Seal to be created for the Mendocino Book Co. or at the Leaves of occasion. Grass in Willits, and at the door; $20 for Any person or entity is invited to enter the contest and more adults, and just $5 for students with an than one entry may be submitted by one person. Entries will be adult. accepted until Thursday, Jan. 17, 2008 at 4 p.m. For further information about the Entry Forms are available at Coast Community Library on California Guitar Trio concert or becom- Main Street in Point Arena and online at www.cityofpointare- ing a member of the Ukiah Community na.com, where all information about the Centennial Seal Concert Association, please call the Contest will be available. Information is also available by call- UCCA hotline at 463-2738 in Ukiah, ing Point Arena City Hall at 882-2122. 459-3466 Willits or 262-1116 in Lakeport. Don Pagano’s art showing Now, a bit about the group that will appear in Ukiah on Tuesday. in MLCU lobby in January Don Pagano is showing his artwork in the Lobby of Mendo- Lake Credit Union for the month of January. In 1981, Don California Guitar Trio -- painted throughout China. It was in China that he developed a Paul Richards, Bert Lams strong desire for watercolor painting. He has had numerous showings and has won several awards. The public is cordially and Hideyo Moriya invited to come by. The address is 526 S. State St., Ukiah. While growing up in Utah, Paul Lobby hours are Monday through Thursday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Richards was greatly influenced by the and until 6 p.m. on Fridays. musical interests of his older brothers. The first concert of the new year will bring the stunning California Guitar His early interest in rock and blues quick- Trio to the Ukiah High School stage on Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. This dynam- SPACE announces auditions for ‘High ly broadened to include jazz, classical, ic group has won acclaim for their whirlwind fusing of classical, rock, progressive, acoustic, world music and jazz, blues, progressive and California “surf music.” Advance tickets are School Musical’ on Friday and Saturday more. At age 21, he traveled to England available at the Mendocino Book Co. and at the Leaves of Grass in The School of Performing Arts and Cultural Education to attend the extended Robert Fripp Willits. The Ukiah Community Concert Association also will have them announces auditions for its production of Disney’s “High Guitar Craft courses where he soon met available at the door or call 463-2738. School Musical” will be held Friday, Jan. 11, 6 to 9 p.m.; and Bert Lams and Hideyo Moriya. After sev- styles fusing classical, rock, blues, jazz, Adrian Legg, Kaki King and many more. Saturday, Jan. 12, 1 to 4 p.m., at SPACE Studio, 145 E. Church eral years of living in England, Los world music, progressive, as well as the Paul Richards of Salt Lake City, Utah, St. They request that prospective performers attend both Angeles, and Argentina, Richards now quintessential California musical genre Bert Lams of Brussels, Belgium, and rehearsals, if possible. resides in Salt Lake City. surf music, the California Guitar Trio’s Hideyo Moriya of Tokyo first met in There are roles for 30 to 35 cast members ages 13 to 18, all Born and raised near Brussels, stunning virtuosity and sly sense of England at one of Robert Fripp’s Guitar of whom act, sing and dance. Rehearsals begin on Jan. 15 and Belgium, Bert Lams is a graduate of the humor have earned them a rabid follow- Craft Courses in 1987. After completing will continue on Tuesdays and Thursdays, 6:15 to 8:15 p.m. prestigious Royal Conservatory of Music ing and wide notoriety, with significant several of these intensive courses, the Performances are the week of April 14. in Brussels. Originally a rock guitarist, he crossover in the progressive, acoustic and three toured worldwide with Fripp’s Paulette Arnold directs, with choreography by Sandy has extensively studied and taught classi- classical music scenes. League of Crafty Guitarists. Wanting to Metzler and musical direction by Les Pfutzenreuter and Erika cal guitar -- and possesses a particular Notably, CGT music was featured on continue working together after the affinity for J.S. Bach and music influ- Brewer. the television coverage of the 1998, League had run its course, Bert, Paul and For fees and more information, call Paulette at 462-9370. enced by the American Old West. Over 2000, 2002 and 2004 Olympics, and also Hideyo convened in Los Angeles and the past 16 years, Lams has resided main- on CBS, NBC, CNN, and ESPN TV pro- founded The California Guitar Trio in ly in Los Angeles, and also spent several grams. The CGT performed on the 2003 1991, honing their intricate original com- Mendocino English country years in Wiltshire England and Santa Fe Grammy Awards-nominated track Apollo positions, surf covers, and classical re- dance to be held on Saturday New Mexico, and has recently relocated on Tony Levin’s CD Pieces of the Sun; workings. to Pennsylvania. and CGT music was sent into outer space Since their inception in 1991, the Trio The next Mendocino English country dance will be held on A native of Tokyo, Japan, Hideyo as wake up music for the crew aboard has released 11 CDs: six studio CDs fea- Saturday, Jan. 12, at 8 p.m., with newcomer instruction at 7:30 Moriya began playing guitar at age 12 by NASA’s Space Shuttle Endeavor. turing original works from the CGT and a p.m. at the Caspar Community Center. emulating the Ventures’ 1960s-vintage Admission to the dance will be $10 . Music will be provid- Over the past 14 years of nearly inces- variety of classics such as Bach‚s Toccata ed by “Take A Dance” English country dance orchestra, the surf guitar style, and his favorite English sant touring, the California Guitar Trio and Fugue and Beethoven’s 5th rock bands. He came to America in 1982 house band for the Mendocino English Country Dances. has shared the stage with superb musi- Symphony. Four live releases that show Calling and instruction will be provided by dance leader to study at the Berklee College of Music cians and performers such as: King the trio at their best onstage, and a in Boston, and by the mid-1980s had Elizabeth Zekley. Crimson, Jon Anderson, John Christmas CD with familiar and not-so- No partner or special is required to attend. Beginners are enlisted in Robert Fripp’s Guitar Craft McLaughlin, John Scofield, Tito Puente, familiar Christmas music continue to courses. When not touring the world with encouraged to participate. All dances are taught. Taj Mahal, Peter Rowan and Tony Rice, receive rave reviews. Please bring potluck snacks and beverages to share during the CGT, Moriya resides in his Tokyo Dark Star Orchestra, Leftover Salmon, In August of 2004, the CGT released hometown. the break. For more information, check http://www.larkcamp. Sleepytime Gorilla Museum, Steve “Whitewater,” produced by Tony Levin com/ecd.html call 964-4826 or e-mail [email protected]. With a whirlwind of instrumental Lukather, Simon Phillips, David Sylvian, (King Crimson/ Peter Gabriel). Open Letter to Supervisor Jim Wattenburger A.C. Molgaard Abbey Kaufman Ace Barash Adam Gaska Adam Kufeld Adina Merenlender Owen-Kennedy Jeannie Russell Jeff S. Taylor Jennifer Dutton Jenny Burnstad Jerri Crays Leah Middleton Leanna Sweet Leeya Thompson Leon Springer Leslie Batz Leslie Feldman Al Pierce Alan L. Spivak Alan Nicholson Alan R. Snarski Alan Sunbeam Alan Swanson Jerry L. 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Platt Jarod Thiele Jason Yaeger Jay Young Jean Harmon Jean Lincoln Jean Winters Jeanette Larry Mayfield Larry Puterbaugh Laura Fogg Laura Koeninger Laurel Near Lauren Bishop William Monlux William Myers Yoshaany Rahm Yvonne Coren Zachary Schat 6 – THURSDAY, JAN. 10, 2008 SPORTS Editor: Anthony Dion, 468-3518 [email protected] LOCAL NFL | PLAYOFFS CALENDAR Perfect Peyton trying to rewrite script This week: • TODAY, UHS girs basket- ball vs. Elsie Allen, fresh- men @ 4:30 p.m., jv 6 p.m. in rematch with Chargers and varsity 7:30 p.m. By MICHAEL MAROT main reason we didn’t execute on league’s only three-time MVP, Brett threw 14 interceptions this season — • Fri. Mendocino mens’ Associated Press offense,” Manning said, referring to Favre, also threw six in a playoff game nearly half in the rain at San Diego basketball @ Yuba, 7:30 INDIANAPOLIS — Peyton the Colts’ 23-21 loss to the Chargers. in 2001. Hall of Famer Bob Waterfield (12-5), and four of those came in a lit- p.m. Manning would like to forget his last For the usually perfect Peyton, this and former league MVP Ken Stabler tle more than one quarter. • Fri. Mendocino women’s trip to San Diego. is an uncharacteristic and uncomfort- threw seven in a regular-season games. Over the rest of Manning’s 10-year basketball @ Yuba, 5:30 Good luck this week. able spot. But when it happens to Manning, NFL career, he’s never thrown more p.m. After throwing a franchise-record Instead of talking about victories, it’s a shock. than four in a game and had four only six interceptions in arguably his worst record-setting accomplishments or “That one, I think, is real surpris- twice. • Fri. UHS boys basketball performance as a pro quarterback, the even his next Super Bowl quest, ing,” Chargers coach Norv Turner One explanation was injuries. vs. Rancho Cotate, fresh- Super Bowl MVP tried to talk Manning still finds himself explaining said, chuckling. “We certainly can’t Manning relied on a makeshift men @ 4:30 p.m., jv 6 p.m. and varsity 7:30 p.m Wednesday about this weekend’s his poor performance in San Diego count on that happening again. I’d be offense that started the game without rematch with the Chargers. Instead, even if matters little now. surprised if he threw three. My guess receivers Marvin Harrison and everyone wanted to know what hap- The truth is it can happen to anyone. is that is a once-in-a-lifetime thing.” Anthony Gonzalez, tight end Dallas pened on that nightmarish November Hall of Famers Norm Van Brocklin The numbers support Turner’s Clark, left tackle Tony Ugoh and then night. and Bobby Layne each threw six inter- premise. COMMUNITY “Bad quarterback play by me is the ceptions in postseason games. The Manning, a two-time league MVP, DIGEST See CHARGERS, Page 8

Mendo Rugby Club MENDOCINO | WOMENS’ BASKETBALL NFL | PLAYOFF The Mendocino Rugby Club is PREDICTIONS currently looking for players for the 2008 season which begins on January 26th. New England The team has begun practicing and practices are held on Eagles dominate Marin still unbeaten Wednesdays on the softball field at 5 p.m. All people are welcome with any experience level. By ANTHONY DION and still a Jr. Shotgun Clinic The Daily Journal heavy favorite The Ukiah gun club will be host- After notching their first ing a junior shotgun clinic on win of the season, the By DAVE GOLDBERG January 12th from 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. Associated Press The Clinic will be available to boys Mendocino women’s basket- and girls between the ages of 8 ball team looked to continue The New England Patriots and 17. Attendees will learn basic firearm their winning ways as they had a week away from the play- safety, proper firearm storage, the stepped onto their home court off spotlight, so they might have Scholastic Clay Target Program and Basic Fundamentals of Wednesday night to open slid to the back of some folks’ American Trap Shooting. league play against College of minds. Pizza lunch will be included. The cost:is $25, and 30 slots are avail- Marin. But the oddsmakers didn’t able. To sign up call Coach Mann The Eagles did just that, forget. They made the Patriots at 743-1141 or Coack Hendricks at getting off to a strong start in 743-2445. 13-point favorites for their first Ukiah Gun Club is located on Bay Valley Conference playoff game, at home Saturday Vichy Springs Road. (BVC) play with a dominating night against Jacksonville. The Jr. Trapshooting Clinic 81-55 win that really wasn’t Jaguars earned a trip to even as close as that score Foxborough by beating The clinic will be held on Jan.12 would indicate. Pittsburgh 31- from 9a.m. to 1p.m. The cost is $25 “Everything’s coming and lunch will be provided. The 29 last week topics of discussion will include together. They’re running the after losing an safety, handling and storage of sets and they’re very coach- firearms, the history of trapshoot- 18-point ing etc. able,” said Mendocino head fourth-quarter Firearms and ammo will be pro- coach Jody Steliga. vided. lead. To sign up and get more info call “It’s always nice getting For a month Cliff Mann at 743-1141 or Chris the ‘W’ especially to open Hendricks at 743-2445 now, the league play.” Jaguars have Pony League Signups The lady Eagles (2-12, 1-0) DIVISIONAL been consid- PLAYOFFS came out strong from the ered a team Ukiah Pony/Colt league will be opening tip and never relent- Saturday, Jan. 12 having signups for the 2008 sea- equipped to Seattle at Green ed, collecting the opening tip Bay, 1:30 p.m. son in conjuction with Little League give the (FOX) on Jan. 16, 17, and 22. This league and jumping out to a 6-0 lead. Jacksonville at is for boys and girls ages 13-17 Patriots a New England, 5:00 With Sophomores Katie abd all games are located at Anton game, built for p.m. (CBS) Stadium. Stiles, Amber Shepherd and Please bring a certified copy of northern Sunday, Jan. 13 your child’s birth certificate and the Ashley Shepherd leading the San Diego at climes in Indianapolis, 10 signup fee of $75. way the Eagles quickly built a.m. (CBS) If you have any questions, call their lead to 17-6 with five January N.Y. Giants at Kris at 468-3800. Dallas, 1:30 p.m. minutes gone in the first half because they (FOX) Null and Sull signups and then 32-15 after 11 min- can rush the utes. ball. Last Both the North and South Ukiah Saturday night, the most impor- Little League signups will be held Supported primarily by Jan. 16, 17, and 22 from 6-8p.m. in their defense and overall hus- tant run came from quarterback the Yokayo elementary School David Garrard, who went 32 Cafeteria. tle to loose balls and in transi- All parents must bring the follow- tion, the Eagles controlled yards on fourth-and-2 to set up ing: an original state or federal cer- Josh Scobee’s winning field tified birth certificate, three proof of play the entire game. It didn’t residency documents, the signup hurt that their field goal per- goal. fee of $55 for the first child and $50 centage was over 50% either. But otherwise, running was a for each additional sibling, and a $30 deposit for required service Mendocino took a 45-20 problem for the Jaguars. hours in the form of a check. lead into halftime in addition Garrard was their leading Players can be no younger than 5 and no older than 12 by April 30 to to a swell of confidence. rusher. Fred Taylor averaged participate in Little League. Limited The second half opened only 3 yards a carry and Maurice scholarships will be available based on financial need. with much of the same as the Jones-Drew did most of his If you have an question about Shepherd sisters came out hot damage with a 96-yard kickoff North Ukiah Little League, you can with eight quick points in the return and a 43-yard run with a call the hotline at 468-4232 or visit Sarah Baldik/ The Daily Journal the website at first couple of minutes, led by www.eteamz.com/null. 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Ukiah Valley Youth Soccer NCAA | MENS’ BASKETBALL League is holding there League Membership Meeting Jan. 22, 6:30 After all these years, Knight ready for something new — win No. 900 at the Consolidated Tribal Health (on North State St between By BETSY BLANEY Conradt ended her coaching career well. But I think there have been a lot The silver-haired coach has other Calpella and Redwood Valley) At this meeting we will elect new Associated Press last year with 900 wins. Summitt, who of really good coaches who coached a notations on his resume: He threw a Board of Directors for the 2008 LUBBOCK, Texas — Bob Knight got No. 900 in 2000 during her 31st relatively short period of time.” chair across a court; kicked a chair on season, establish fee increases adopt any changes to the is about to enter a realm occupied by season, said it’s no surprise Knight has In September, Knight signed a the sideline while his son Pat was sit- Constitution, By-Laws and/or only two other Division I basketball kept winning. three-year contract extension that goes ting in it; had countless spats with offi- General Procedures. coaches, and they’re both women. “He demands a performance,” said through the 2011-12 season. Two cials and reporters; and was accused of This is an open meeting for any- one to attend and give feedback on When the Hall of Fame coach gets Summit, who has increased her total to years earlier, his son Pat was appoint- grabbing a player by the throat during how your season went. For further win No. 900 he will join former Texas 959. “He raises the bar and gets the ed head coach designate and will suc- a practice. A videotape of that 1997 information please visit our web- coach Jody Conradt and Tennessee’s most out of his players.” ceed his father upon retirement. episode created a zero-tolerance policy site uvysl.org or call the hotline at 467-9797. Pat Summitt as the only members of The all-time victory leader in men’s The younger Knight has said he and that eventually led to his dismissal at the Division I club. Knight’s first shot coaching is Harry Statham of his father have a plan for when that Indiana in 2000. Team in training comes Saturday at Oklahoma State. McKendree University, an NAIA will happen, but neither is talking. In Lubbock, he argued with the “Oh, who cares about 900?” school. The 70-year-old coach has “You’ll read about it somewhere in manager of a Houston arena over the Train for a marathon or half Knight, ornery as ever at 67, said last won 948 games in 42 seasons. the newspaper,” Bob Knight said. size of Tech’s locker room and was marathon (run or walk), triathlon or 100-mile cycling event while rais- week after victory No. 899. That Last season, Knight enjoyed anoth- “When I quit everybody will know at reprimanded by the university’s presi- ing money to help people with game, a 75-68 victory over UTEP, was er milestone — career win No. 880 to the same time that I quit, and they’ll dent after a dustup with the system’s blood cancer. Team in Training is a marked by his first technical foul this become the winningest Division I have no idea where to find me.” chancellor at a salad bar. He also major fundraiser for The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society. Learn more season. He kicked a table after what he men’s coach. In the weeks leading to Even the elder Knight’s boss isn’t unloaded a barrage of expletives when on Jan. 22 at 6:30p.m. at the thought was a bad call and lost his the mark, Knight pooh-poohed the clued in. a sportscaster interviewing Knight Windsor Public Library: 9291 Old right shoe. attention. Then he seemed in his ele- “We haven’t talked about that at asked about his relationship with for- Redwood Highway Building 100, Windsor. For more information call Knight has been a head coach for 42 ment as he basked in the adulation all,” said athletic director Gerald mer Indiana star Steve Alford. 707-303-4800 or visit years at three Division I schools. He from a sellout crowd in Lubbock on Myers, who helped bring Knight to fter all these years and all the scruti- www.TeamInTraining.org/SF. got his 100th victory at Army, then Jan. 1, 2007. He appeared to choke up Texas Tech after he was fired at ny, Knight’s passion for perfection and moved to Indiana, where his Hoosiers as Frank Sinatra’s “My Way” blared Indiana in 2000. winning is undiminished. Myers sees went 662-239 and won three national and confetti rained from the rafters. Since his arrival, Knight has led another side that others may overlook. championships from 1971-00. To hear Knight frame it, it’s all Tech to 20-plus-win seasons in five of “He’s more positive with players His first NCAA title came in 1976 about durability. six years, something never before than people might think,” Myers said. when Indiana went undefeated, a feat “Things that transpire relative to done at the school. He also was left “He has to build confidence in players. no team has done since. In 1984, he numbers are usually a matter of with the second-worst record of his He has his way of building in those www.ukiahdailyjournal.com coached the U.S. Olympic team to a longevity more than anything else,” he career at Tech, finishing 15-17 in players a belief in themselves that they gold medal in Los Angeles. said. “You want to be able to do the job 2005-06. can be successful.” THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL SPORTS THURSDAY, JAN. 10, 2008 – 7 NFL | PLAYOFFS Brady, 4 other Patriots voted to AP NFL All-Pro team By BARRY WILNER “I should have had 13,” he said. “This unbelievable way to cap a season that I Associated Press year, I think I proved a lot of people am very proud of from a personal stand- NEW YORK — LaDainian wrong, with everybody saying how my point, although I wish things would have Tomlinson and Randy Moss were unani- knee injury was going to affect me. I turned out differently for our team,” said mous selections to The Associated Press mean, I’m two years off of it. My biggest Westbrook, whose Eagles were 8-8. “I 2007 NFL All-Pro team on Wednesday. thing was proving everybody wrong.” have always said that I would trade per- So was Tom Brady — sort of. Also with three players on the team sonal accomplishments for the success of The league’s Most Valuable Player and were Dallas and Seattle. The Cowboys my team, but it’s great to be recognized Offensive Player of the Year was chosen had linebacker DeMarcus Ware, tight end for the things I have worked so hard to on each of the ballots from 50 media Jason Witten and wide receiver Terrell achieve.” members who regularly cover the NFL. Owens; Ware and Witten were first- The rest of the offense had Minnesota One voter, however, split the vote at timers, Owens also was selected in 2000, guard Steve Hutchinson, Pittsburgh quarterback between Brady and Green ’01 and ’02 with San Francisco, and 2004 guard Alan Faneca, and Indianapolis cen- Bay’s Brett Favre. with Philadelphia. ter Jeff Saturday. Still, Brady was a runaway choice at “Any time you can be the best in the The other All-Pros on defense were the position, and was joined by four other entire league, that’s always a special Kansas City end Jared Allen, the league unbeaten Patriots on the squad: Moss, moment,” said Witten, who had 96 recep- sacks leader with 15 1/2; Minnesota tack- tackle Matt Light, cornerback Asante tions and seven touchdowns this season. le Kevin Williams and Tennessee tackle Samuel and outside linebacker Mike “There’s a lot of great tight ends out Albert Haynesworth; San Francisco Vrabel. there, so to be on the top of that list is inside linebacker Patrick Willis, the only All but Moss made the All-Pro team nice.” rookie on the squad; Indianapolis safety for the first time; Moss was chosen as a The Seahawks had tackle Walter Bob Sanders, the Defensive Player of the Minnesota Viking in 1998, 2000 and Jones, defensive end Patrick Kerney and Year; and Baltimore safety Ed Reed, 2003. linebacker Lofa Tatupu. Jones previously making it for the third time. “Every week, we come in here on made All-Pro in 2001, ’04 and ’05; the The special teams players were Titans Monday and you win and everybody’s other Seahawks were first-timers. kicker Rob Bironas and 49ers punter excited, the plane flights home are great,” Seahawks coach Mike Holmgren Andy Lee, both newcomers to the squad, Brady said, referring to what has been a called Tatupu’s three-interception day in and record-setting kick returner Devin historic season so far for the 16-0 a win at Philadelphia on Dec. 2 “one of Hester of Chicago, who also made it as a Patriots. “It’s been a lot of fun. To see the great games I’ve ever seen a line- rookie in 2006. what we’ve accomplished thus far is backer have.” “It’s been an incredible journey,” said great. At the same time we realize that, as “Everybody has been instrumental in Bironas, who also played in the Arena coach put it, there’s another mountain to everything that I’ve been able to do,” Football League and arenafootball2 climb.” Tatupu said. “The D-line has been before making good with the Titans. “I Easily scaling the All-Pro mountain enabling me to get sacks, DBs staying on didn’t have any doubt in myself when I were Tomlinson for the third time, and their guys so we can get back there and got started on this journey in high school. Moss. Joining Tomlinson, the league’s get sacks, or getting interceptions.” That was my dream to play in the pros, leading rusher, were fellow Chargers Joining Brady, Tomlinson and Neal in and I just kept pursuing it. I wanted to be Lorenzo Neal, who clears many of L.T.’s the backfield was Philadelphia’s Brian one of the better kickers in the NFL, and paths from his fullback spot, and corner- Westbrook, who led the league in total this year I was able to do that.” back Antonio Cromartie. yards from scrimmage with 2,104. In all, 15 AFC players and 12 from the Cromartie’s breakthrough season saw “Being named first-team All-Pro is an NFC were chosen as All-Pros. him lead the NFL with 10 interceptions. LAKERS 109 | NCAA | MENS’ BASKETBALL HORNETS 80 Bryant paces Top 25 Capsules CHAPEL HILL, N.C. (AP) ningest active coach, Clemson (12-3) was com- Lakers to fourth — Tyler Hansbrough scored improved his career record to ing off a 90-88 overtime loss straight victory 23 points and Wayne 787-262 and broke a tie with to No. 1 North Carolina on Ellington added 19 to lead No. Lefty Driesell. Next is San Sunday night. By BRETT MARTEL 1 North Carolina past North Francisco’s Eddie Sutton with Trevor Booker led Associated Press Carolina-Asheville 93-81 on 798 wins. Clemson with a career-high NEW ORLEANS — Kobe Wednesday night. DeMarcus Nelson and 32 points and grabbed 11 Bryant scored 19 points, Hansbrough, who reached Greg Paulus each scored 13 rebounds. Andrew Bynum added 17 and the 20-point mark for the points for the Blue Devils (12- Clemson tied the game at the Los Angeles Lakers won eighth time in nine games, 1), who beat Temple for the 69 on K.C. Rivers’ soft their fourth straight game, started the Tar Heels’ decisive eighth straight time. jumper with 4:23 left. 109-80 over the New Orleans 13-4 second-half run with a Dionte Christmas had 23 No. 20 Pittsburgh 79, Hornets on Wednesday night. momentum-shifting dunk points for the Owls (6-7). South Florida 66 With balanced scoring and over the nation’s tallest player, No. 13 Vanderbilt 80, TAMPA, Fla. (AP) — Sam stifling defense, the Lakers 7-foot-7 Kenny George. South Carolina 73 Young scored 16 of his 22 turned what was supposed to Ty Lawson scored 17 NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) points in the second half and be a marquee matchup points and reserve Danny — Freshman A.J. Ogilvy Pittsburgh rebounded from between two of the NBA’s Green had 12 of his 14 in the scored 25 points for unbeaten losing its Big East opener. hottest teams into a lopsided first half for North Carolina Vanderbilt in the Southeastern Keith Benjamin scored 20 affair that left the home crowd (16-0), which never trailed in Conference opener for both points for the Panthers (13-2, groaning. completing its first perfect teams. 1-1), who lost 63-62 loss at The Lakers made 54.9 per- nonconference regular season Shan Foster and Alex No. 19 Villanova on Sunday. cent of their shots, hitting since 1998 and just its fifth in Gordon both added 13 points Kentrell Gransberry nine 3-pointers and while 50 years. for the Commodores (16-0), matched his career high with outscoring New Orleans 52- Bryan Smithson had 25 who stretched their best start 26 points and grabbed 11 36 inside. points for UNC Asheville (11- ever by beating the rebounds for South Florida Having won in Memphis a 4), which had its three-game Gamecocks (8-7) for the (10-6, 1-2). Jesus Verdejo night earlier and facing a winning streak snapped. fourth straight time. scored 17 points for the Bulls, Hornets squad that was well- Many of George’s 14 points The Gamecocks harassed who trailed 54-50 before Pitt rested after winning three came on feet-on-the-ground Vanderbilt into 17 turnovers, pulled away. straight on the road last week, dunks and layups. 10 of those on steals. No. 24 Xavier 83, St. Los Angeles scored on its first No. 2 Memphis 99, East Devan Downey led South Bonaventure 68 eight possessions and led by Carolina 58 Carolina with 22 points, while CINCINNATI (AP) — B.J. double digits for most of the MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) — Zam Fredrick added 21. Raymond and C.J. Anderson game. Freshman Derrick Rose Guard Brandis Raley-Ross each scored a career-high 21 The disparity in scoring scored 19 points for Memphis of the Gamecocks played in points and Xavier won its fifth among both teams’ reserves in the Conference USA open- his first game since spraining straight. was a telling sign of how well er for both teams. his left knee in practice Dec. The Musketeers (13-3, 1-0 the Lakers have played in Andre Allen and Robert 29 when he landed awkwardly Atlantic 10) never trailed, but Dozier had 13 points apiece from a dunk. The nation’s never got into a flow against a winning 10 of their last 12 for the Tigers (14-0, 1-0) with most accurate 3-point shooter sagging defense. Raymond games. Dozier adding 10 rebounds. at 65.2 percent didn’t take a went 5-of-10 from behind the Los Angeles’ reserves Chris Douglas-Roberts fin- shot until 13:46 left in the 3-point arc. outscored the Hornets’ bench ished with 12 points as game, and he missed. That Zarryon Fereti scored 22 42-9. The Lakers also outre- Memphis won its 41st straight was the only shot he would points for the Bonnies (6-9, 0- bounded New Orleans 45-40. home game and extended its take. 1). Chris Paul scored 32 points overall conference winning No. 17 Dayton 92, No. 22 and David West added 19 streak to 24. Rhode Island 83 points for New Orleans, Darrell Jenkins and John DAYTON, Ohio (AP) — MENDO TRUCK which shot 36.9 percent. Fields both had 11 points for Brian Roberts scored 23 Luke Walton scored 14 for the Pirates (6-8, 0-1). points and Dayton withstood a ACCESSORIES the Lakers, while Lamar No. 8 Tennessee 85, No. 16 furious second-half rally in Odom added 11 and Trevor Mississippi 83 the Atlantic 10 opener for both Ariza 10. KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (AP) teams. The Hornets had chiseled a — Tyler Smith’s layup with The Flyers (13-1) used 19-point deficit to seven early 4.2 seconds to play gave their depth and a balanced in the second half when Tennessee the win and handed scoring attack to extend their Bryant helped Los Angeles Mississippi its first loss of the winning streak to 12 games. take the game over for good. season. Jimmy Baron had 26 points His 3-pointer from the left With the score tied at 83 in for the Rams (14-2), while SUPERIOR wing started a 10-2 run that the Southeastern Conference Will Daniels added 25. quickly extended the Lakers’ opener for both teams, Six straight points by PROFESSIONAL lead to 64-49. Memphis’ JaJuan Smith Daniels, including a twisting SERVICE Bryant later hit a driving grabbed the rebound of a layup and a dunk, cut the lead layup and another 3-pointer missed free throw by a team- to 82-78 with 1:31 to go. A 3- 406 Talmage Rd., Ukiah with Morris Peterson in his mate and the Vols (13-1) pointer by Marcus Johnson 462-4614 face, then Odom added a pair moved the ball around until from the base line with 58 sec- of baskets underneath during Tyler Smith’s layup. onds remaining gave the another 10-0 run that put Los The Rebels (13-1), who Flyers an 85-78 lead. Angeles ahead 80-60 with entered the game as one of The Flyers shot 62 percent under 4 minutes to go in the Division I’s last six undefeat- from the field and were 19-of- third quarter. ed teams, were unable to get 28 from 3-point range. New Orleans was unable to off a final shot. Charlotte 82, No. 18 get closer than 14 points Tyler Smith and JaJuan Clemson 72 thereafter. Smith both had 21 points for CLEMSON, S.C. (AP) — Organics Bryant and Bynum each Tennessee, while Chris Lofton Leemire Goldwire had 21 & scored eight points in the first finished with 10. points and 10 rebounds in quarter to help the Lakers Chris Warren led Charlotte’s first win over a open an early double-digit Mississippi with 24 points, ranked team in nearly three Hydroponics lead, and it only got worse while Eniel Polynice had 20. years. when Lakers coach Phil No. 9 Duke 74, Temple 64 The 49ers (9-5) lost all of a Jackson put his reserves in to PHILADELPHIA (AP) — 12-point lead in the second Hopland open the second quarter. Taylor King scored 15 points half, but outscored the Tigers Hopland Ariza, Ronny Turiaf, for Duke in coach Mike 13-3 over the final 4:23. They Kwame Brown and Javaris Krzyzewski’s 787th victory hadn’t beaten a Top 25 team Crittenton all scored during a that moved him into sixth since defeating No. 18 13325 Hwy. 101 13-2 run that gave Los place on the career wins list. Cincinnati 91-90 on Feb. 5, Angeles a 49-30 lead. Krzyzewski, the third win- 2005. 744-8300 8 – THURSDAY, JAN. 10, 2008 SPORTS THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL UHS | GIRLS’ BASKETBALL York’s league-leading pass Chargers Picks rush in both games. Varsity Wildcats thrash Piner This will probably be clos- Continued from Page 6 Continued from Page 6 er than the spread, which is The Daily Journal bit better in the second half Emily Houghton with 12 always a bit of an overload The Ukiah Lady Wildcats lost right tackle Ryan Diem short pass for a touchdown. adding 10 points to their score points and four rebounds and toward America’s team. (As varsity basketball team coast- but Ukiah added another 17 Gabby Kong with seven during the game with yet Overall, Jacksonville had just ed to an easy 61-13 victory points to take the win by a points and three rebounds. another injury. 239 yards from scrimmage was the Pro Bowl voting). over the Piner High large margin. Katie Dhooghe led Ukiah The changes forced Indy against a Pittsburgh defense at A tentative pick ... Prospectors on Tuesday night “Piner was overmatched with 12 rebounds and Dakota (13-3) to deviate from its less than full strength. COWBOYS, 29-27 at the Mendocino College but I’ll give them credit in that Sanderson followed her up usual up-tempo, no-huddle That won’t work against gym. they never quit working and with a double digit total of 10 offense and appeared to have the Patriots, who set an NFL San Diego (plus 8 1/2) at Due to the enormous hustling,” said Ukiah coach herself, to go with four points. Manning & Co. out of sorts. record this season with 589 Indianapolis amount of rain received in the Randy Haralson. Star center Carrie Reid had “I think it shows that we’re Throw out the wacky game human, I guess,” Clark said. points — almost 37 a game. In past week the Ukiah gym’s "Piner is not a talent laden four points and four rebounds. other words, to beat New in the San Diego rain in which roof sustained a leak, forcing team but they had heart and The Ukiah girls look to “It’s one of those things you England, you have to outscore Peyton Manning threw six the girls to the nearby Mendo showed that heart right up to continue their winning streak just don’t see from interceptions and Adam Indianapolis very often.” it, something Jacksonville gym. the final horn. I was tonight as they take on Elsie Vinatieri missed an easy field Although the Prospectors And it’s something isn’t equipped to do. impressed by their never say Allen at home with a sched- goal that could have won the played gamely they were no quit attitude. You just have to uled tip of 7:30 p.m. Manning doesn’t want to And listen to Jack Del Rio match for the Wildcats. The admire a team that continues According to Ukiah’s Athletic repeat. gush. game for the Colts. Lady Cats held the to play hard no matter what Director, Christy Melvin, the The AFC West champion “I think it’s probably the Instead, look back to the Prospectors to just 3 points in the score is.” home court should be Chargers finished the season greatest collection of talent in game these two played in the the first half while scoring 44 Top scorers for Ukiah were playable. as the league’s best in forcing coaching that’s ever been RCA Dome in 2005, when the points themselves. Piner did a Cassie Baroni with 20 points, turnovers (48) and has limited assembled. I think they’ve got Chargers ended the Colts’ 13- Manning to a 71.3 rating in 0 run. They won 26-17 five career games. really an all-star cast. I think you’ve got some certain Hall because they succeeded in So Manning has taken it getting pressure on Manning upon himself to make correc- of Fame players,” the Jacksonville coach said this from Shawne Merriman, tions. Shaun Phillips, Igor “Every one (interception) week. “You’ve got a whole I’ve ever thrown has its own slew of all-stars and Pro Olshansky and others. story, but nobody wants to Bowl-type guys and the Like the Cowboys, the hear it,” he said. “I give full coaching staff is very strong. Colts didn’t play very hard in credit to San Diego for all the We’ve got a lot of respect for their final regular-season plays they made, and like I what they’ve been able to game, meaning their regulars said, I’m critical of myself. I accomplish, not only this year, have had a two-week break. think I could have made much The Chargers came alive in but over the last five or six better decisions and much the second half last week years.” better throws.” against Tennessee. Sounds like he doesn’t Getting healthy should Will Indy be rusty? expect to win. help Manning exorcise those Not enough to lose. He’s probably right. memories. COLTS, 26-17 Ugoh and Diem are both PATRIOTS, 33-17 expected to start Sunday, and Seattle (plus 8) at Green rather than relying on unher- New York Giants (plus 7 Bay alded receivers Craphonso 1/2) at Dallas Thorpe and Aaron One of the overlooked The Giants may have the aspects of winter weather is Moorehead, Harrison, best shot of all the road under- Gonzalez and Clark are all that it neutralizes defensive expected to play. dogs. speed as well as offensive Harrison, the eight-time They have an eight-game speed. Pro Bowler, has been out road winning streak that start- That could be to the detri- since Oct. 22 because of an ed after an opening night loss ment of the Seahawks, who injured left knee. Coach Tony at Texas Stadium. And they used the defensive speed to Dungy wouldn’t say defini- have momentum from a three- their advantage against the tively Harrison would play point loss to New England Sarah Baldik/ The Daily Journal Redskins last week. If Patrick Mendocino freshman, Andrea Ellston releases a jump shot in the first half of the Sunday, but that’s clearly the and an impressive playoff win expectation. Kerney, for example, finds it Eagles’ big win over Marin. in Tampa. hard to get traction, the “He’ll probably play,” New York also is peaking practice. And with just seven a unit, shooting over 50 per- Seahawks may have trouble Dungy said. “I can’t say with- at a time when Dallas is slug- players on the team, everyone cent from the field in each of out a doubt he’ll play because pressuring Brett Favre. Eagles gish and its most dangerous gets a healthy portion of play- their last two games -- both we thought he’d play last Beyond that are Seattle’s offensive weapon, Terrell Continued from Page 6 ing time already. wins -- as well as controlling week and he didn’t, so you road problems. The Seahawks “Everyone gets in there, the glass. never know.” Owens, is a question mark were 7-1 at home but just 3-5 Amber’s six. with a high ankle sprain. With the game now at a 30- everyone contributes,” said Mendocino moves on to Manning looks at Sunday’s on the road. That’s not just a second-round playoff game “Not that we’re guaranteed plus point margin, coach Steliga. face Yuba College in one-year situation. It’s been a Everyone seems to be con- Marysville on Friday at 5:30 another way. Rather than to win this game, but if you pattern for a long time for Steliga implemented a 3-2 worry about who he’s work- play him you have to wonder defense that her team had tributing at any rate and the p.m. with visions of remain- Seattle, going back to the days ing with, Manning is focused if he’ll be available down the recently been working on in Eagles are surely benefiting as ing unbeaten in league play. at the ultra-loud Kingdome. on how he can play better. He line,” Wade Phillips said this spent last weekend studying Yes, Mike Holmgren is week, adding that his star used to coaching at Lambeau SCOREBOARD film, acknowledging he spent receiver’s status is a game- a little more time looking at Field. But Green Bay has been Pittsburgh at Tampa Bay, 4:30 p.m. minor league contracts. time decision. Dallas at St. Louis, 5:30 p.m. MILWAUKEE BREWERS—Agreed to terms with the Chargers’ defense. a level above all the NFC NFL PLAYOFFS Phoenix at Edmonton, 6 p.m. LHP Brian Shouse on a one-year contract. Both QBs, Eli Manning challengers except Dallas. Vancouver at San Jose, 7:30 p.m. SAN DIEGO PADRES—Named Joe Bochy and Will it help? Perhaps. Wild-card Playoffs Toronto at Los Angeles, 7:30 p.m. Todd Greene professional scouts. “I still think what hap- and Tony Romo, have had PACKERS, 21-16 Saturday, Jan. 5 Friday’s Games ST. LOUIS CARDINALS—Named Gary Seattle 35, Washington 14 St. Louis at Columbus, 4 p.m. LaRocque senior special assistant to the general pened earlier or what hap- success in the two meetings ——— Jacksonville 31, Pittsburgh 29 Minnesota at Chicago, 5:30 p.m. manager. Sunday, Jan. 6 N.Y. Islanders at Calgary, 6 p.m. FOOTBALL pened in years past, past play- this season, won by Dallas 45- LAST WEEK: 2-1-1 N.Y. Giants 24, Tampa Bay 14 Phoenix at Vancouver, 7 p.m. National Football League San Diego 17, Tennessee 6 NEW YORK GIANTS—Signed OL Brandon Torrey off games, whatever it may 35 at home and 31-20 in the (Spread) 3-1 (straight up) ——— to their practice squad. be, I don’t think carries a lot Meadowlands. Romo’s mobil- Divisional Playoffs NBA HOCKEY REGULAR SEASON: Saturday, Jan. 12 National Hockey League of relevance,” he said. “It still ity has been a major factor, Seattle at Green Bay, 1:30 p.m. (FOX) EASTERN CONFERENCE ANAHEIM DUCKS—Assigned RW Bobby Ryan 127-121-8 (spread); 170-86 Jacksonville at New England, 5 p.m. (CBS) comes down to who plays Atlantic Division to Portland (AHL). causing problems for New (straight up) Sunday, Jan. 13 W L Pct GB COLORADO AVALANCHE—Activated C Tyler better on Sunday, and that’s San Diego at Indianapolis, 10 a.m. (CBS) Boston 29 3 .906 — Arnason from injured reserve. N.Y. Giants at Dallas, 1:30 p.m. (FOX) New Jersey 17 17 .500 13 COLUMBUS BLUE JACKETS—Placed D Ole- what we’re trying to do.’ ——— Toronto 17 17 .500 13 Conference Championships Kristian Tollefsen and C Andrew Murray on Philadelphia 14 21 .40016 1/2 injured reserve. Recalled D Marc Methot from Bankruptcy? Sunday, Jan. 20 New York 9 24 .27320 1/2 NFC Syracuse (AHL). Southeast Division DETROIT RED WINGS—Signed G Chris Osgood TBD W L Pct GB Is it for me? AFC to a three-year contract extension through the Jewelry Orlando 22 14 .611 — 2010-11 season. eddechant.com TBD Washington 17 16 .515 3 1/2 NEW YORK ISLANDERS—Acquired RW Matt ——— Atlanta 15 16 .484 4 1/2 Free Consultation Super Bowl Charlotte 12 21 .364 8 1/2 Keith from Anaheim for RW Darryl Bootland and by Sunday, Feb. 3 Miami 8 27 .22913 1/2 assigned Keith to Bridgeport (AHL). Glendale, Ariz. Central Division NEW YORK RANGERS—Assigned F P.A. EDMUND DECHANT TBD W L Pct GB Parenteau to Hartford (AHL). David ——— Detroit 26 8 .765 — PHILADELPHIA FLYERS—Assigned F Ryan Attorney at Law Pro Bowl Cleveland 18 17 .514 8 1/2 Potulny to Philadelphia (AHL). 35 years Bankruptcy Sunday, Feb. 10 Indiana 16 20 .444 11 VANCOUVER CANUCKS—Assigned D Nathan At Honolulu Milwaukee 14 20 .412 12 McIver to Manitoba (AHL). Experience Full Service AFC vs. NFC Chicago 13 20 .39412 1/2 COLLEGE WESTERN CONFERENCE SOUTHERN MISS—Announced Larry Eustachy, “Since 1980” Southwest Division men’s basketball coach, is taking an indefinite 707-604-0042 NHL W L Pct GB leave of absence. San Antonio 23 10 .697 — 303 ‘A’ Talmage Rd., Ukiah 468-0640 EASTERN CONFERENCE Dallas 23 11 .676 1/2 800-823-0600 Atlantic Division New Orleans 23 11 .676 1/2 W L OT Pts GF GA Houston 18 17 .514 6 New Jersey 24 15 3 51 103 98 Memphis 10 24 .29413 1/2 Pittsburgh 24 16 2 50 123 115 Northwest Division Philadelphia 21 15 4 46 122 111 W L Pct GB N.Y. Islanders 20 17 5 45 100 117 Denver 21 13 .618 — N.Y. Rangers 20 18 5 45 105 109 Portland 21 13 .618 — Northeast Division Utah 19 17 .528 3 W L OT Pts GF GA Seattle 9 25 .265 12 Ottawa 27 10 4 58 148 116 Minnesota 5 29 .147 16 Montreal 21 13 8 50 130 120 Pacific Division Boston 21 17 4 46 108 109 W L Pct GB Buffalo 19 18 4 42 121 119 Phoenix 24 10 .706 — Toronto 16 18 8 40 120 136 L.A. Lakers 22 11 .667 1 1/2 Southeast Division Golden State 20 15 .571 4 1/2 W L OT Pts GF GA Sacramento 13 20 .39410 1/2 Carolina 22 19 4 48 135 141 L.A. Clippers 10 21 .32312 1/2 Atlanta 21 22 1 43 125 146 Florida 19 21 3 41 105 118 ——— Washington 17 20 5 39 117 131 Tuesday’s Games Tampa Bay 16 22 5 37 126 147 Houston 92, Washington 84 ... where music is a celebration! WESTERN CONFERENCE Milwaukee 87, Philadelphia 83 Central Division Cleveland 95, Seattle 79 W L OT Pts GF GA Charlotte 115, New Jersey 99 MUSIC FOR Detroit 33 8 3 69 152 90 Minnesota 101, Miami 91 St. Louis 21 14 5 47 103 100 L.A. Lakers 117, Memphis 101 EVERYONE AND FOR Nashville 21 19 2 44 121 122 New York 105, Chicago 100 Columbus 19 18 6 44 106 108 Utah 111, Indiana 89 Chicago 19 19 4 42 121 126 Sacramento 104, Orlando 100 ALL OCCASIONS! Northwest Division Wednesday’s Games W L OT Pts GF GA Atlanta 90, Cleveland 81 362 N. State Street Ukiah Vancouver 24 14 4 52 111 95 Toronto 109, Philadelphia 96 • Calgary 22 15 7 51 130 129 New Jersey 99, Seattle 88 463-8444 Minnesota 23 17 2 48 111 117 Charlotte 95, Boston 83 Colorado 22 17 3 47 119 119 Houston 101, New York 99 Edmonton 19 21 4 42 115 131 Milwaukee 98, Miami 92 Pacific Division L.A. Lakers 109, New Orleans 80 W L OT Pts GF GA Indiana at Phoenix, 9 p.m. Dallas 24 16 4 52 129 114 Detroit at Dallas, 9 p.m. San Jose 23 12 6 52 105 94 Golden State at Portland, Late Anaheim 22 17 6 50 112 119 Orlando at L.A. Clippers, Late Phoenix 22 18 1 45 109 108 Thursday’s Games Los Angeles 15 27 2 32 123 150 Detroit at San Antonio, 5 p.m. Memphis at Sacramento, 7 p.m. Two points for a win, one point for overtime loss Phoenix at Utah, 7:30 p.m. or shootout loss. 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Islanders 2, SO Our Customers Nashville 7, Los Angeles 0 Classifieds Wednesday’s Games TRANSACTIONS Washington 2, Colorado 1 Become Our Dallas 3, Chicago 1 BASEBALL Toronto at Anaheim, Late American League Thursday’s Games OAKLAND ATHLETICS—Agreed to terms with Family Florida at Atlanta, 4 p.m. RHP Justin Duchscherer on a one-year contract. New Jersey at Carolina, 4 p.m. TEXAS RANGERS—Waived LHP Bill White. 351-C Hastings Ave., Ukiah Philadelphia at N.Y. Rangers, 4 p.m. National League Buffalo at Ottawa, 4:30 p.m. HOUSTON ASTROS—Agreed to terms with RHP Fax: 467-0900 468-3500 Minnesota at Detroit, 4:30 p.m. Mike De Jean, RHP Carlos Hines, OF Victor Montreal at Boston, 4:30 p.m. Diaz, C J.R. House and INF Lance Niekro on Tel: 467-0400 THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT THURSDAY, JAN. 10, 2008 – 9

Art demonstration and Comedy Alley favorite Rhodes BILLBOARD discussion set for Jan. 19 Mendocino County Art Association will sponsor a demonstration on “Everything you returns to kick off ‘08 season Frame of Mind to perform want to know about composition’ featuring in Caspar on Saturday Minnie Nix-McQuery, a local artist. Those that may wish to draw or paint at the Frame of Mind will perform at the Caspar demonstration should bring their own supplies. Inn on Saturday, Jan. 12, at 9:30 p.m. Their Attendees can also bring unfinished paintings music covers a variety of styles, including to discuss with Nix-McQuery. funk, rock, reggae, Latin, fusion, psychedelic, This demonstration will be held on blues and more to make a style of their own. Saturday, Jan. 19, at 10:15 a.m., at the Grace The Caspar Inn is located at 14957 Caspar Rd., Hudson Museum meeting room. For more in Caspar. The cover charge for the show will information, call Rosalind O’Neal at 463- be $7. 2268. For more information about the band, check their web site at http://www.frameof- Miss Mendocino County mindlive.com. ceremony set for Saturday Pride Alliance Network The Miss Mendocino County Scholarship Winter Dinner Dance Association invites the public to the 2008 Miss Tom Rhodes Jason Ressler Beth Schuman Mendocino County/ Miss North Coast/ Miss set for this Saturday Northern Counties ceremony. The ceremony The Daily Journal with his quick wits, clever Tickets are available at Prepare to be captivated at The fifth annual Pride Alliance Network will be held on Saturday, Jan. 12, at the Ukiah material, and colorful charac- Mendocino Bounty, 200 S. High School Cafetorium, at 1000 Low Gap the show on Saturday, Jan. 19. ters since the late 1990s. School St., $15 in advance, or Winter Dinner Dance will take place on Comedy Alley presented by Saturday, Jan. 12, from 6 to 11:30 p.m., at the Road, Ukiah, at 7 p.m. Ressler left Sacramento for $17 the day of the show. The event will have Melissa Chaty, Miss Thurston Auto Plaza and the East coast at an early age Purchase pizza from our no- Saturday Afternoon Club. Admission will be sponsored by Freedom Skate on a sliding scale, of $10 to $25, with one soft California 2007, as the special guest before she returning home as a well dec- host bar sponsored by Little departs for the Miss America competition. & Freedom Girls will show- orated Navy veteran of the Caesar’s Pizza, and bever- drink or water free at admittance. The potluck case Tom Rhodes. dinner will be held from 6 to 7 p.m., and the Those interested in attending can RSVP to Desert Storm War. He then ages, sponsored by Fetzer, Verna Jacobs, at 1300 Vista Verde Road, Rhodes has been around, worked briefly as a sports Jeriko Estates, Mendocino dance will be held from 8 to 11:30, with music literally and figuratively. He’s columnist for a local paper, a Brewing Company, Anderson provided by DJ Diva Page Hodel. Ukiah, CA, 95482, or [email protected]. been a comic since his senior sheet metal fabricator, and as Valley Brewing, and Eagle PAN will pride turkey, ham and vegetarian Tickets for a representative and one chaperone year in high school. He’s lived a postal worker. Distributing. Enter our mag- entree, and they request that participants bring will be complimentary at the door; additional in Florida, San Francisco, A vet who grew increasing- nificent raffle, to win excel- the rest, by last name: A-K, snacks or salad; L- tickets will cost $15 each L.A., and in New York on two ly more liberal following his lent prizes, and also try your R, side dishes; and S-Z, snacks or dessert. The separate occasions. Now he’s discharge, Jason had numer- luck at our grand prize raffle no-host bar will include Mendocino wine, soft Exhibit to feature art and in Amsterdam, living on a ous run-ins with management, for your chance to win a drinks and sparkling and still waters. street he can’t pronounce. the lack of management, and dream cruise, provided by The Saturday Afternoon Club is located at poetry from Native California Rhodes has played every other misinformed individu- Village Travel & Caribbean 107 S. Oak, in Ukiah. For more information The contemporary art and poetry of American city that has a com- als. He took a job working in Cruise Lines. The grand and to RSVP, call PAN’s toll-free number 1- California Indians is celebrated in “Sing Me edy club, and he’s toured the the coal mines. Following prizewinner will be drawn at 888-237-9873. Your Story, Dance Me Home: Art and Poetry globe so many times that repeated encouragement from the May show. This year’s from Native California,” a traveling exhibition when Immigration looks at his his co-workers Jason finally many season sponsors include UHS multimedia play that has brought the work of 31 California passport, they ask for cliff left the security of the mines City of Ukiah, Cheesecake set to start on Jan. 17 Indian artists together for the first time. notes. to share his thoughts, views, Momma, Moonlight Cleaning The exhibit, which will open at Grace When he speaks, it’s in a and stories on comedy stages Services, Ukiah Valley The Ukiah High School drama department Hudson Museum on Sunday, Jan. 27. reflects a mellifluous manner that sug- across the country. Conference Center, Sol Dial will begin presenting “And then They Came cultural and artistic legacy that has been large- gests higher education, but Now, one of the most Sound, Ukiah Safeway, for Me: Remembering the World of Anne ly unrecognized in the art world. The opening Rhodes is somewhat proud respected acts within the busi- Bicoastal Media, The Coast, Frank” by James Still on Thursday, Jan. 17. reception, which begins at 1 p.m., will give the that the last class he attended ness, Jason was ranked among Ukiah Daily Journal, The multimedia play will combine videotaped public the opportunity to meet four regional was in a public high school. “America’s Top Touring Hometown Shopper, Kwine & interviews with Holocaust survivors Ed artists whose work is included in the exhibit: He credits his knowledge and Comedians” by the Max, and this month’s spon- Silverberg and Eva Schloss with live actors Mendocino County artist Frank Tuttle, passion for learning to a tal- Entertainment Business sor, Freedom Skate & recreating scenes for their lives during World Mendocino County poet Linda Noel, Sonoma ented group of teachers: “I Journal, he has performed Freedom Girls. For additional War II. Ed was Anne Frank’s first boyfriend, County artist Kathleen Smith, and Humboldt was poisoned with Kerouac, improv onstage with Robin information call The Ukiah and she wrote about him in the beginning of County poet Shaunna Oteka McCovey. Muhammad Ali, Gandhi, the Williams, and his debut come- Main Street Program at 463- her diary. Grace Hudson Museum is open to the pub- Beatles. They did it for me.” dy album “Road Comic” can 6729 The play will run for three weeks, Thursday lic Wednesday through Saturday, from 10 a.m. He says that he “never consid- be heard on XM Satellite The Mission of the Ukiah through Saturday: Jan. 17,18, 19, 24, 25, 26 to 4:30 p.m. and Sunday, 12 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. ered doing anything else, ever. Radio. Main Street Program is to pre- and 31; and Friday, Feb. 1, and Saturday, Feb. It is located at 431 S. Main St., behind the Sun And I have no other talent; I’d Opening the show will be serve and enhance what 2. The curtain will rise at 7 p.m. on Thursdays, House (Grace and John Hudson’s historic probably be the dude on high- Beth Schuman. Schuman’s makes Ukiah a great place. and 8 p.m. on Fridays and Saturdays. Tickets home). More information about the museum way construction holding the comedy can be summed up They envision the heart of are available at Mendocino Book Company, or and this exhibit are available at the museum’s ‘Slow’ sign.” two words, intelligent and Ukiah being the economic and at the door, for $9 general seating or $4 for web site, http://www.gracehudsonmuseum.org, Featuring on the show wil silly. Completely at ease on cultural center of a thriving UHS students. or by calling the museum at 467-2836. be Sacremento native Jason stage, she consistently draws small town community. They Ressler. A youthful grin shines laughs at comedy clubs, pursue this vision through: through Ressler’s generation- fundraisers and private events promotion, partnership, edu- X facade. He has been throughout the San Francisco cation, advocacy, preserva- delighting comedy audiences Bay area and beyond. tion and beautification.

exciting reinvention of the remedies, but trouble is TV “Terminator” franchise, in brewing and not everyone which the strong and intre- has fallen under her spell. Continued from Page 3 pid Sarah Connor (Lena “Melrose Place” star Laura added to the lineup at the Headey) discovers that pro- Leighton stars in “Daniel’s start of January is “Matched tecting her 15-year-old son Daughter” as Catherine in Manhattan.” Matt Titus, John (Thomas Dekker), and Madighan, a New York New York’s premiere rela- stopping the rise of the career woman with a high- tionship expert and dating machines is more difficult powered job and millionaire coach, specializes in helping than she had ever imagined. finance. But when she’s told both single women and gay Sarah and John are joined that her estranged father has men find their Mr. Right. by Cameron (Summer died and his last request was “Matched in Manhattan” Glau), an enigmatic and oth- for her to escort his ashes to follows Matt and his busi- erworldly high school stu- their tiny Massachusetts ness partners as they hit the dent who proves to be much hometown, Catherine begins streets and cafes of New more than a friend, and a journey that will lead her York City to show their James Ellison (Richard T. to question the beliefs she’s To help battle the high cost of education, clients what it takes to snag Jones), an FBI agent hot on held about herself, her use the newspaper as a simple answer to the man of their dreams. the trail who soon becomes father and her seemingly many questions. From social studies, to the One way to beat the a powerful ally. There’s perfect life. A Simple arts and sciences, the newspaper is an strike blues is to bring back nothing in the press notes to Cable networks remain inexpensive way to diversify the daily old classics, and this is what suggest that the Governor is active with new, though curriculum. GSN is doing with old making a cameo appear- familiar, product. HBO favorite panel shows such as ance. launches the fifth and final “What’s My Line?” and Thanks to a Hallmark season of the Emmy Award- Way to The advantages of Newspapers In Education “I’ve Got a Secret.” The Hall of Fame presentation, winning series “The Wire.” (NIE) are many: longest running primetime the CBS Network features Centered on the vagaries of game show ever, “What’s an original movie in late crime, law enforcement, • Affordable. Special student rates make My Line?” consisted of four January, “The Russell Girl.” politics and the media in the newspapers affordable textbooks covering a panelists who tried to guess Amber Tamblyn, best drug-saturated streets of Help variety of subjects. either the unusual occupa- known for her starring role West Baltimore, “The Wire” tions of guest contestants or in the CBS series “Joan of continues its gritty drama • Improves reading skills. Evidence has products associated with Arcadia,” stars in the titular that has won so much shown there is a correlation between them. “I’ve Got a Secret” role of Sarah Russell, a acclaim. Showtime contin- featured four celebrity pan- young woman locating to ues the fifth season of “The Your knowledge and achievement among elists who by cross exami- Chicago where she works as L Word,” with its trademark students who read the newspaper. nation tried to determine a department store buyer. provocative storylines, siz- each contestant’s secret. While in Chicago she zling sexuality, and heart- • Up-to-date. The newspaper is a current GSN is airing these old receives some unsettling rending emotion. If you source of information which gives students a classics from 3:00 a.m. to news, which brings her back know what the L word is, Child's realistic look at events. 4:00 a.m. nightly, thus to her small-town roots. A then you can figure out why securing a lock on the view- woman of secrets, Sarah has the series stars a long list of • High interest rates. Students have a high ing habits of insomniacs. a past she’s run away from, women, ranging from interest in the newspaper because of the This is your chance to see and now she’s consumed by Jennifer Beals and Pam celebrities like Jayne guilt over something that Grier, to Marlee Matlin and Education variety of subjects covered. There’s Mansfield, Milton Berle and happened half-a-dozen years Cybill Shepherd. something for everyone. Liberace, but it would seem ago. Saving the best for last, not all that difficult to recre- The Hallmark Channel is it’s good to report that ate these programs with a busy putting on its own everyone’s favorite neurotic contemporary vibe. original movies. In the titu- detective is returning for a For information on how you can become involved in Notwithstanding the lar role of “The Good sixth season of unconven- NIE, call (468-3500) today. ongoing work stoppage, it’s Witch,” Catherine Bell’s tional sleuthing. Indeed, not all reality and game beautiful and mysterious Tony Shalhoub is back once shows in TV land. FOX is Cassandra Nightingale more as the obsessive-com- launching the two-night pre- moves into Grey House, the pulsive Adrian Monk. In the miere of “Terminator: the haunted mansion in a small winter season premiere of Sarah Connor Chronicles” town. Opening a new age “Monk,” Adrian Monk infil- on Sunday, January 13th shop in the center of town, trates a cult to solve a mur- and Monday, Jan. 14. Cassandra sets about win- der, only to fall under the “The Sarah Connor ning over the town folk with spell of its charismatic Chronicles” represents an her seemingly magical leader. 590 S. School St., Ukiah • 468-3500 10 – THURSDAY, JAN. 10, 2008 TIME OUT Editor: Chris McCartney, 468-3524 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected]

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(1904-1987), actor/dancer; Paul Henreid Cowboys in the NFC championship game. Datebook: Thursday, Jan. 10, 2008 (1908-1992), actor; Sal Mineo (1939-1976), TODAY’S QUOTE: “Boxing is sort of like actor; Rod Stewart (1945-), singer, is 63; jazz. The better it is, the less people appreciate Today is the 10th day of 2008 and the 20th began operations. George Foreman (1949-), boxer, is 59; Pat day of winter. In 1901, Texas had its first significant oil Benatar (1953-), singer, is 55. it.” -- George Foreman TODAY’S HISTORY: In 1776, Thomas strike at Beaumont. TODAY’S SPORTS: In 1982, Dwight TODAY’S FACT: A butterfly can see the Paine published his pro-independence pam- In 2003, North Korea withdrew from the Clark caught a touchdown pass thrown by Joe colors red, green and yellow. phlet “Common Sense,” which quickly sold nuclear non-proliferation treaty barring it from TODAY’S MOON: Between new moon some 100,000 copies. developing a nuclear weapons program. Montana with 51 seconds to spare to secure a In 1863, the London Underground (subway) TODAY’S BIRTHDAYS: Ray Bolger San Francisco 49er’s victory over the Dallas (Jan. 8) and first quarter (Jan. 15).

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

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Dear Annie: Last year, we bought a home separate meals. Be sure to have Grandma visit be helpful to you. Please know you are in our with my parents. At the time, they were living your aunt when she is able, and under no cir- thoughts. in a shack, raising my sister’s three children. ANNIE’S MAILBOX cumstances should your husband be forced to Dear Annie: “Tired of Snoops” said her They couldn’t get financed on their own, but take care of her. Aunt Bess is a loan officer who apparently has together we could afford a nice place. By Kathy Mitchell and Marcy Sugar Dear Annie: I was recently diagnosed with access to a lot of the relatives’ personal finan- Six months ago, my grandmother came for a breast cancer. This is a very private issue and I cial information. If Aunt Loan Officer is get- visit. She was supposed to stay four weeks, but None of us can afford the home on our own. chose to tell only family and close friends. I ting her information from credit reports, as is while here, she fell and broke her hip. With the housing market right now, I don’t asked my parents not to tell anyone, but appar- most likely, she and the company she works for Grandma was living with my aunt in another even think we could sell it and get back what ently they did. When I called my mother to could be sued. Under the Fair Credit Reporting state, and now my aunt has decided Grandma we owe. What can we do? -- Stuck Between a question her about it, she got upset. When I Act, credit reports are strictly private and one doesn’t need to return. Rock and a Very Hard Place tried to explain it causes me additional stress to must have a purpose other than curiosity to pull Ten of us now live in a four-bedroom home. Dear Stuck: You and your parents own this have to talk about it, she hung up on me. a credit report. (I have two children.) We are redoing the home jointly, which means your mother should Why can’t she understand that everyone “Tired” should order a free copy of her cred- garage for Grandma and she is paying for most not have invited Grandma to move in without deals with health issues in their own way? How it report from Annual Credit Report Request of the improvements. But my husband and making sure it was OK with you and your hus- do I go about smoothing things over? -- Hurt Service (AnnualCreditReport.com) at 1-877- Grandma don’t exactly get along. He says my band. However, you can’t very well throw her and Confused in Pennsylvania 322-8228 and see who inquired, and then con- aunt and mother should not be the ones making out in the street, so your husband is going to Dear Hurt: When a child is ill, the parents sult a consumer lawyer if it turns out to be Aunt the decision and he wants her gone. My moth- have to deal with it for the time being. also suffer. Your mother needed to talk about Bess. In fact, everyone should get a copy of er says he is being unreasonable, that it’s her Minimize the stress and resentment by having this with someone. We agree she should not their credit report. -- New Haven, Conn. mother and she can stay if she wants. She is a space for your husband where no one can have told people who would question you, but Dear New Haven: Thanks for the addition- furious with my husband. I am stuck in the intrude, and limit his contact with Grandma, it was unrealistic to expect her to keep quiet al information. You are entitled to one free middle. even if that means your immediate family has about something so important. Try to forgive credit report every 12 months, and the facts her so your relationship can be a source of and figures are provided by the three major THURSDAY EVENING comfort. 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021-08 020-08 do business in this state. Sale will be held by HELP 1-10/08 1-10,17,24/08 the duly appointed trustee as shown below, of PUBLIC NOTICE 10 NOTICES 10 NOTICES 120 WANTED NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF BULK SALE NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE all right, title, and interest conveyed to and Security tal-health programs. Banking AND OF INTENTION TO TRANSFER T.S. No. GM-116934-V Loan No. now held by the trustee in the hereinafter de- Please contact Chanda ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE LICENSE(S) 0600882941 YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER 022-08 Check scribed property under and pursuant the There’s never been a Zirkelbach, VP of Com- A DEED OF TRUST DATED 10/10/2003. UN- 1-10,14,24,31/08 Adjustment Desk (UCC Sec. 6101 et seq. and B & P Sec. Deed of Trust. The sale will be made, but better time to join munity Impact for LESS YOU TAKE ACTION TO PROTECT FICTITIOUS Savings Bank of 24073 et seq.) without covenant or warranty, expressed or Universal Protec- more information: YOUR PROPERTY, IT MAY BE SOLD AT A BUSINESS NAME Mendocino is ac- Escrow No. 515957-MB implied, regarding title, possession, or en- tion Service. As one 707-528-4485 PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU NEED AN EXPLANA- STATEMENT cepting applications NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a bulk sale cumbrances, to pay the remaining principal of California’s fastest ext.110 or via e-mail TION OF THE NATURE OF THE PROCEED- File No.: 2008-F0838 for a full-time book- of assets and a transfer of alcoholic beverage sum of the note(s) secured by the Deed of growing privately at chanda.zirkel- ING AGAINST YOU, YOU SHOULD CON- THE FOLLOWING keeper. license(s) is about to be made. The name(s), Trust, interest thereon, estimated fees, charg- held security service [email protected]. TACT A LAWYER. A public auction sale to PERSON(S) IS Under the direction Social Security or Federal Tax Numbers and es and expenses of the trustee for the total providers, we offer There will be an ap- the highest bidder for cash, cashier's check (ARE) DOING BUSI- of the Central Serv- business address of the seller(s)/licensee(s) amount (at the time of the initial publication of accelerated career plicant orientation drawn on a state or national bank, check NESS AS: ices Manager, gen- are: RINEHART DISTRIBUTING INC. the Notice of Sale) reasonably estimated to opportunities whatev- February 1, 2008 drawn by a state or federal credit union, or a SAM’S DIESEL AND eral duties include WHOSE CHIEF OFFICE IS: 2401 N STATE be set forth below. The amount may be great- er your area of secur- from 2:00 – 4:00 PM check drawn by a state or federal savings and AUTO REPAIR handling incoming ST, UKIAH, A 95482 er on the day of sale. Place of Sale: At the ity expertise. We at the Santa Rosa loan association, or savings association, or 4300 north State St. and outgoing check Doing business as: FORT BRAGG EXXON main entrance to the Mendocino County seek the following Transit Department savings bank specified in Section 5102 of the Ukiah, CA 95482 adjustments, miss- All other business names(s) and address(es) Courthouse, 100 North State Street, Ukiah talented individu- Training Room 103, Financial Code and authorized to do business Samuel Gamez ing cash letters, list- used by the seller(s)/licensee(s) within the CA Legal Description: As more fully described als: located at 45 Stony in this state, will be held by the duly appointed ing errors, duplicate past three years, as stated by the seller(s)/li- in said Deed of Trust Amount of unpaid bal- 25225 Poppy Drive Point Road, Santa trustee. The sale will be made, but without Willits, CA 95490 entries, missing censee(s), is/are: ance and other charges: $297,926.88 (esti- SECURITY Rosa. covenant or warranty, expressed or implied, Jeffrey L. Thomas bundles, encoding The name(s), Social Security or Federal Tax mated) Street address and other common PROFESSIONALS regarding title, possession, or encumbrances, 370 Fort Bragg Rd. LOST & errors, missing numbers and address of the buyer(s)/appli- designation of the real property: 487 Ford St, M-F Days to satisfy the obligation secured by said Deed FOUND items, late returns, Ukiah, CA 95482 APN 002-134-06 The un- Willits, CA 95490 $11 per hour! 30 cant(s) is/are: CHARYAT INC. 700 S. MAIN of Trust. The undersigned Trustee disclaims photos in lieu of dersigned Trustee disclaims any liability for This business is con- Paid court holidays! It was a rainy day ST, FORT BRAGG, CA 95437 any liability for any incorrectness of the prop- original, and items any incorrectness of the street address and ducted by a General Full-time in and I thought I would The assets being sold are generally descri- erty address or other common designation, if from other financial other common designation, if any, shown Partnership. The Fort Bragg take a stroll in the bed as: FIXTURES AND EQUIPMENT, any, shown herein. TRUSTOR:PAUL E. institutions. herein. The property heretofore described is registrants com- Part-Time in vineyards and pear GOODWILL, COVENANT NOT TO COM- MCMANUS AND JENNIFER S. MCMANUS, Apply in person at being sold “as is”. Date: 12/26/2007 California menced to transact Mendocino & Lake orchards on Rede- PETE, LICENSE, INVENTORY, LEASE- HUSBAND AND WIFE AS JOINT TENANTS 200 N. School St. Reconveyance Company, as Trustee (714) business under the County! meyer Rd. I got all HOLD IMPROVEMENTS and are located at: Recorded 10/20/2003 as Instrument No. Ukiah, CA by Mon- 259-7850 or www.fidelityasap.com (714) 573- fictitious business $300 Hire-On Bonus wet and cold, so 700 S MAIN ST, FORT BRAGG, CA 95437 2003-28028 in Book -, page - of Official Re- day, January 14, 1965 or www.priorityposting.com California name or names listed with valid Guard someone took me to The type and number of license to be trans- cords in the office of the Recorder of Mendo- 2008 at 4:00 p.m. Reconveyance Company is a debt collector above on Dec. 21, Card! the Ukiah shelter. I ferred is/are: Type: OFF SALE BEER AND cino County, California, Date of Sale: EOE/AA m/f/v/d attempting to collect a debt. Any information 2007. Endorsed- For immediate con- am a male, about 6 WINE, License Number: 20-359537 now is- 2/6/2008 at 10:00 AM Place of Sale: At the obtained will be used for that purpose. Debor- Filed on Dec. 26, years old and am a Bookkeeper. P/T sued for the premises located at: 700 S MAIN main entrance to the Mendocino County ah Brignac, Vice President 9200 Oakdale 2007 at the Mendoci- 20 pound shaggy, w/ busy Real Estate ST, FORT BRAGG, CA 95437 for a total con- Courthouse, 100 North State Street, Ukiah, Avenue Mail Stop N 11 06 12 Chatsworth, CA no County Clerks Of- curly back and grey office. Quickbooks sideration amount of $42,000.00 California Property Address is purported to 91311 P346302 12/27, 1/3, 01/10/2008 fice. coat. If no one comes exp. nec. Payroll A/R The bulk sale and transfer of alcoholic bever- be: 2050 BURKE RD UKIAH, CA 95482 APN /s/Jeffrey L. Thomas sideration email re- and finds me I will be & A/P. Hrly wage age license(s) is/are intended to be consum- #: 181-121-08-00 The total amount secured JEFFREY L. sume to: dsinger@ up for adoption on based on exp. mated at the office of: FIDELITY NATIONAL by said instrument as of the time of initial pub- PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE THOMAS universalpro.com. 1/12. Come to 298 Send reply to box TITLE COMPANY, 2180 HARVARD ST, STE lication of this notice is $220,393.72, which in- For more info visit: Plant Rd or call Sage 02090, c/o Ukiah 220, SACRAMENTO, CA 95815 and the an- cludes the total amount of the unpaid balance 007-08 008-08 927-07 www.universalpro.com. 467-6453 Daily Journal, P.O. ticipated sale date is THE DATE THE LI- (including accrued and unpaid interest) and 1-3,10,17,24/08 12-20,27/07, 1-3,10,17,24/08 PPO License #14417. Lost 1/7 Decker Box 749, Ukiah, CA CENSE WITH ALCOHOL BEVERAGE CON- reasonable estimated costs, expenses, and FICTITIOUS 1-3,10/08 FICTITIOUS EOE Terrier by Buddhist 95482-0749. TROL IS TRANSFERRED INTO THE BUY- advances at the time of initial publication of BUSINESS NAME FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME Temple. 3 mos old. CHEMISTRY ERS NAME. this notice. Date: 1/7/2008 EXECUTIVE STATEMENT BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT United Way RFP Reward. 391-6978 INSTRUCTOR The bulk sale is subject to California Uniform TRUSTEE SERVICES, LLC 2255 North On- File No.: 2007-F0823 STATEMENT Announcement MENDOCINO Commercial Code Section 6106.2. tario Street, Suite 400 Burbank, California THE FOLLOWING File No.: 2007-F0824 File No.: 2007-F0827 Lost on 12-24 Jack Applications availa- COLLEGE It has been agreed between the seller(s)/li- 91504-3120 Sale Line: 714-259-7850 Beatriz PERSON(S) IS THE FOLLOWING THE FOLLOWING Russell Terrier. Brwn Osorio, TRUSTEE SALE OFFICER ASAP# ble January 15, & white. Neutered. Ukiah Campus censee(s) and the intended buyer(s)/transfer- (ARE) DOING BUSI- PERSON(S) IS PERSON(S) IS 967777 01/10/2008, 01/17/2008, 01/24/2008. 2008 Area of Live Oak Dr. mendocino.edu ee(s), as required by Sec. 24073 of the Busi- NESS AS: (ARE) DOING BUSI- (ARE) DOING BUSI- Submission dead- RV. 485-7362 468-3024 ness and Professions code, that the consider- FOURSIGHT WINES NESS AS: NESS AS: 924-07 line February 25, ation for transfer of the business and license HARMONIQUE MENDO LOVE 12-27/07,1-3,10/08 INC./FOURSIGHT 2008 COMPUTER & is to be paid only after the transfer has been 3151 Hwy 128 192 Kuki Ln. EMPLOYMENT Notice of Trustee's Sale 3151 Hwy 128 As part of the United INFORMATION approved by the Department of Alcoholic (PO Box 66) WANTED Trustee Sale No. 722191CA Loan No. (PO Box 66) Ukiah, CA 95482 Way Community Im- 110 SCIENCES Beverage Control. 0695459107 Title Order No. M714226. Philo, CA 95466 Philo, CA 95466 Dustin William pact Agenda, United INSTRUCTOR Dated: 1/3/2008 ELECTRICAL YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A DEED OF Milla Handley GP Milla Handley GP Crumrine Way of Sonoma- MENDOCINO WORK RINEHART DISTRIBUTING INC, Seller(s)/Li- TRUST DATED 5/17/2005. UNLESS YOU 185 Holmes Ranch 185 Holmes Ranch 1813 S. Dora St. Mendocino-Lake is COLLEGE 3 1/2 years exp. censee(s) TAKE ACTION TO PROTECT YOUR PROP- Rd (PO Box 66) Rd (PO Box 66) Ukiah, CA 95482 requesting funding Ukiah Campus Residential and CHARYAT INC, Buyer(s)/Applicant(s) ERTY, IT MAY BE SOLD AT A PUBLIC AT A Philo, CA 95466 Philo, CA 95466 This business is con- proposals from all mendocino.edu Commercial. Call 468-3024 PCTS LA137191 UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU NEED AN EXPLANA- Rex McClellan Rex McClellan ducted by an Individ- agencies in Sonoma, Tom 707-349-9749 1/10/08 TION OF THE NATURE OF THE PROCEED- 185 Holmes Ranch 185 Holmes Ranch ual. The registrant Mendocino, and Lake INGS AGAINST YOU, YOU SHOULD CON- commenced to trans- Counties providing SENIOR Rd (PO Box 66) Rd (PO Box 66) DEPARTMENT TACT A LAWYER. On 1/16/2008 at 10:00 AM act business under services in our four Philo, CA 95466 Philo, CA 95466 HELP ANALYST 014-08 California Reconveyance Company as the the fictitious business Focused Funding 1-4,7,8,9,10/08 This business is con- usiness is conducted 120 WANTED Current vacancy in duly appointed Trustee under and pursuant to ducted by a Limited name or names listed areas: Social Services The Anderson Valley Fire Department is so- by a Limited Part- ●After-school/ sum- Deed of Trust, recorded on 05/27/2005, Book Partnership. The above on Dec. 19, $ Delivery Drivers $ Branch of the Health liciting bids for supplying a prefabricated met- nership. The regis- 2007. Endorsed-Filed mer programs & Human Services , Page , Instrument 2005-11480, of official registrants com- Deliver Phonebooks al building approximately 40 feet by 65 feet records in the Office of the Recorder of Men- trants commenced to on Dec. 19, 2007 at focused on youth in Agency. Area Agen- menced to transact in Lake & Mendocino with two 12X24 foot doors. Bid includes all docino County, California, executed by: Omar transact business un- the Mendocino Coun- grades four through Deliver Mon/Sun. cy on Aging and business under the Ombudsman materials, design and engineering specifica- Aguilar, an unmarried man, as Trustor, Long der the fictitious busi- ty Clerks Office. eight; Full or P/T opportuni- fictitious business Program. $4073- tions plus delivery cost to our site in Philo, Beach Mortgage Company, as Beneficiary, ness name or names /s/Dustin Crumrine ●Parenting/ social- ties. Must have vehi- name or names listed $4952/Mo. BA & 3-4 California. Bid is for the above items only; will sell at public auction sale to the highest listed above on De- DUSTIN CRUMRINE skills training for pa- cle, Ins. and SS card. above on December years exp. Apply by construction will be done by others. Sealed bidder for cash, cashier’s check drawn by a cember 13, 2007. rents; Go direct to the Red- 01/18/08, HR Dept, 13, 2007. Endorsed- ● Bids must be received by 1 PM Wednesday, state or national bank, a cashier’s check Endorsed-Filed on Sell It Fast Emergency food/ wood Empire Fair- 579 Low Gap Rd., drawn by a state or federal credit union, or a Filed on 12/17/2007. With Ukiah, CA 95482, January 23, 2008. For further information 12/17/2007. at the shelter, transitional grounds, 1055 N. cashier’s check drawn by a state or federal at the Mendocino Ukiah and permanent sup- State St., Ukiah, w/TDD 800-735- contact the Anderson Valley Fire Department, Mendocino County Daily 2929, Ph: (707) savings and loan association, savings associ- County Clerks Office. Journal portive housing pro- 95482 (10am or 1pm) Clerks Office. 463-4261. EOE. P.O. Box 398 Boonville CA 95415 or phone ation, or savings bank specified in section /s/Milla Handley Classifieds Or call 800 733-9675 /s/Milla Handley grams; and www.co.mendocino. us at 707 895 2020. 5102 of the Financial Code and authorized to MILLA HANDLEY ● Mon-Fri for Appoint. MILLA HANDLEY Senior food, men- ca.us/hr THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL THURSDAY, JAN. 10, 2008 -13

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H.S. diploma or GED valid drivers license. 510-886-8026 3 places 2 live, or cedures, legal com- Laytonville Cage & toys includ- and turn your equivalency prefer- pliance, compensa- Must be able to pass ed. $150. 468-8544 rent. Hillside to river- ●●●●●●●● 3bd 2 ba. Frplc. D/W. red. Experience tion, benefits, per- drug screen and front. $550,000. junk into Stv.,Fridg., Wat. sew- German Shepherd working in a childcare formance manage- background check. Now offering Blandford RE 391-7612 er pd. N/P. $1200+ Pups. AKC. 10 wks. center is a plus. ment, employee re- Personal vehicle is employee BY OWNER One of a someone else’s $1200 462-1396 Protection or pal. Competitive pay & lations, HRIS, and not required for insurance after They’ll do it all kind historic 1885 benefits.Fax resumes security. Req. a employment. Must al- 90 days. 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Direct Care Work personal skills req. 228-4046, Steven 800-749-7901 xS622 462-7433 call today l-ll - Must have 6 Call Ken 462-7908 No Experience Apply in person at 3BD 2BA $1300/mo. Core CDV units. Sherwood Oaks FREE GARAGE or Shirley 467-3647 200 N. School St. N/S/P. Central Heat and start Needed!! Assoc. I-II-Must have Long Term Care SALE SIGNS. Ukiah, CA by Mon- & AC, garage Must Sell Reduced Morning, evening, 12 Core CDV units & Facility is currently Realty World Selzer day, January 14, 707-265-4318 to $189,500obo. clearing graveyard. Drug test 6 mos. ECE exp. hiring for: Realty. 350 E. Gobbi 2008 at 4:00 p.m. 3bd2 ba. in Lucerne required, no test for $8.93-$11.45/hr + •CNA 3bd2ba. W.side. Avl. EOE/AA m/f/v/d Riveria. 274-8074 away the cannabis, good DMV. bene DOQ. •RN/LVN Charge now. Month to month Personal care, cook- Ukiah INSURANCE Aide-Bilingual pref. nurse rental. N/S. $1350mo clutter! ing, cleaning, driving Must complete NCO •CNA Class 707-972-6990 Ca-Vet Repo and providing living Call Nancy English at PUBLIC 464 Ford Street Support position, appl. & include tran- 3bdrm 1bth. Stove & skills training to (707) 964-6333 3 bd. 1 1/2 ba. busy professional scripts, 800-606- fridge. Yard. No pets. INVITED adults with develop- Approx. 1,100 s.f. firm. Strong commu- 5550 ext. 302 for app Ukiah residential Willits. $900/mo. + VFW Post 1900 mental disabilities. good condition. nication & clerical & job desc. Closes childrens facility $900 dep. 485-8616 BREAKFAST & Three 6 bed group Property to be sold skills. Recent office 5PM 1/16 (Postmarks is looking for caring, INDOOR FLEA 468-3500 homes, established 3bdrm 2bth, Oak as is with sealed bid experience required. not accepted). EOE responsible individ- MARKET in 1988. Call for inter- Manor area. Poss. offers until the 23rd Relief receptionist uals to come join our view 485-5168, 485- P/T Bookkeeper re- lease option. Call for Sat. JAN. 12 of Jan. 2008, offers and clerical duties. team. Some exp. pre- 0165, 468-0602. tail store. $12-$16/hr. term. Avail Feb 3rd. Veteran’s subject to sellers ac- M-F, 12noon to 5pm, ferred but not neces- Memorial Hall DOE. 2 yrs. exp. 485-1402. Broker. ceptance. All offers Direct Service Aide schedule is non-ne- sary. Will provide on 293 Seminary Ave. Knowledge of Quick- considered, asking to work with adults w/ gotiable. $11/hour. the job training. Start- Boonville 3bd farm- Ukiah books a must.Flex. price $225,000.00. developmental disa- Email resume to ing sal. $12.12 hr. house + 6 ac. Must Breakfast hrs. Apply w/resume. Call listing agent, bilities. Valid DL, in- [email protected] 403B, great benefits provide credit report 8am-11am-$4 Ukiah Music Center, Nancy Borecky at surance, HS diploma or fax to 707-573- & vacation package. & ref. $1300/mo. + 745 N. State St. or Flea Market 707-467-3630 req. Salary DOE. 0313, Attn: J. Fisher Fax resume to dep. Shirley ukiahmusic.com 8am - 2pm for your personal EOE Apply at 401A LOAN 463-6957 467-3647 lv. msg. Table Rentals $5 showing. Talmage Rd. 462- SECRETARY Part time LVN Great studio. A must CHILD Call 462-7622 2395 Facility # Savings Bank of Tired of high case see. $700/mo. No CARE EL PUBLICO 236803017 Mendocino County loads? Provide sup- 140 S/P.With bath & ENGLISH is accepting appli- port to 6 adults with Little Friends more! 707-486-7193. INVITADO INSTRUCTOR Pre-school. F/T & VFW Post 1900 cations for a full- Devel. Disabilities in Quiet country set- MENDOCINO P/T. Opening ages Desayuno y time COMMERCIAL their home and su- ting, 1bd1ba cottage. COLLEGE 2-5. Monthly rates Pulga LOAN SECRETARY pervise staff. Newly remod. 5 Ukiah Campus between $185-$495. Sábado el to the Senior Vice Office 485-5168 minutes to town. mendocino.edu 465 Luce Ave. 12 enero President. We are Cell 489-0022 S. end of Willits. 468-3024 463-2273 Veteran’s looking for a detail- $800/mo.+ dep. N/P. oriented, organized, Patient Services Memorial Hall Environmental SERVICES N/S. Avail now. Ref. 293 Seminary Ave. self-starter to work Representative Service Attendant 200 OFFERED req. 459-3062 Ukiah in a multi-task, Hillside Health Ctr. Janitorial duties for EXPERT W/side/Upscale Desayuno deadline environ- seeks exp. reception- Hillside Health Ctr. CARPENTRY, 2bd/2bth. 468-9003 las 8am a las 11am ment. MS Office & ist. Bilingual pref. F/T $9-$13 DOE Reasonable rates No Pets/No Smkng $4 spreadsheets with Competitive salary + Fax: 707-468-0793 468-5937 Pulga excellent English great benefits! 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Ste Cab. ‘92. V6, Needs Then take a walk through our Family Services ●Respiratory Thera- accepting applica- 1600+/- sq. ft. w/pkg. 460 APPLIANCES head gaskets. $750. seeks 2 additional 463-1084 lv msg. pist: Contingent tions for the following USED homes for Shelter MED. OFFICE or Apply Online at: positions: APPLIANCES CARS Classified Help Wanted Section. Care program RETAIL www.HowardHospital.org Applicants need to •PT Property & FURNITURE. 680 FOR SALE Manager: Manage South Orchard have at least 1 spare Guaranteed. 485-1216 Dodge Intrepid ‘96 bdrm to house a child Senior Apt. Commun- 3400+/- sq. ft. w/pkng You’ll find openings for all kinds of New trans., runs for up to 30 days. ity in Clearlake. Ex- MISC. 468-8951 great, $4000. Immediate Openings: Guaranteed monthly perience with HUD 480 FOR SALE 463-1084 lv msg. •Houskeeping/Maint allotment. Generous Subsidy preferred. APARTMENTS jobs from service and business to increase upon place- Fireplace Insert by Worker Management experi- UNFURNISHED ment. Income tax-ex- 300 Bater. Muti-speed MOBILES •Beverage Server empt. Exp. with chil- ence required. Salary 1 Studio $685 fan. Fits firebox 720 FOR SALE •Poker Supervisor dren req. Parents will + Apt + Utilities. 1&2bd Apts. 28"H x 36"W x Manor Oaks Mobile professional and medical. •Guest Service receive training, + So- •FT Assistant $835/$885/mo, Officer 20"D. $500 Call Home Park. 700 E. cial Worker, in-home Property Manager: no pets. 462-4759 •Bartender 707-894-5994 Gobbi St. Spc#130. support & respite. for Apt. Community in •Wait Staff 351 N. Main 2bd 1bth. Dble-wide Need 1 or 2-parent Ukiah. Good office Hot Tub ‘08 Deluxe •Busser homes, with 1 parent LEE KRAEMER lot. 972-1411. and organizational Model. Many jets. Excellent benefits & home full time. Home PROPERTY MGMT WE FINANCE competitive wages. with no more than 1 skills. Bi-Lingual a Therapy seat. Spacious 1bd1ba. Manufactured Homes Must pass pre-em- biological child consid- plus. Salary + Warranty. Never $750. LUV HOMES ployment drug test & ered. Retirees invited benefits. used. Can deliver. POOL, LAUNDRY, 707-588-2725 background check. to apply. Contact TLC Valid Ca. Drivers li- Worth $5700. Sell CARPORTS Apply at: 13101 No- 707-463-1100 cense & insurance $1950 with new Lic#236800809 No Section 8. komis Road, Bld D, required for all posi- cover. 707-766-8622 SUBSCRIBE TODAY! 463-2134 Hopland CA 95449 tions. Call 707-463- Jetted tub, dbl. 590 S. School St. • 468-3500 For more information Sales Clerk, PT, 1975 ext 0. Or Lrg. 1bdrm 1bth. acrylic w/all plumb- The Ukiah please call 707-744- weekends & some download from Cvrd prking. W/S/G ing. 48”x72”, Biscuit 1395 ext. 3045. Email eves. The Video pd. No S/P. $685/mo. www.ukiahdailyjournal.com [email protected] Place. 485-0127 www.rchdc.org. Open color, like new. DAILY JOURNAL until filled. + sec. 462-5159 $450.472-0217 707-468-3500 14- THURSDAY, JAN. 10, 2008 THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL SSERVICEERVICE DDIRECTORYIRECTORY COUNTERTOPS CONSTRUCTION MASSAGE LANDSCAPING HANDYMAN Medicine CREEKSIDE Escobar Services Energy All types of home repair, Massage LANDSCAPE sheet rock and texturing, plumbing, tile, windows, Mr. Terry Kulbeck License #624806 C27 564 S. Dora St., Ukiah RESIDENTIAL doors, electric, painting, fences decks & draining. National Certified (ABMP) COMMERCIAL Foundation to finish 1 hr. $40 • 1 and a half hour $60 Complete Landscape Installation Work Guaranteed DON’T WAIT FOR PAIN. • Concrete & Masonry • Retaining Walls SOLID SURFACE & Frequent massage helps Homes • Additions to keep you healthy • Irrigation & Drip Sprinklers LAMINATE COUNTERTOPS Many Bodywork Options • Drainage Systems • Consulting & Design • Kitchens • Decks Relax Your Stress away • Bobcat Grading • Tractor Service 2485 N. State St. • Ukiah You Deserve It. 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Lake Mendocino – Lake level: 722.52 feet; Storage: 45,009 acre-feet (Maximum storage 122,500 acre-feet) Inflow: 642 cfs Outflow: 110 cfs Air quality – Ozone: .036 ppm (State standard .090 ppm) Carbon monoxide: .90 ppm (20.0 ppm) Nitrogen dioxide: .024 ppm (.25 ppm)

meeting by a 4-1 vote. Marijuana On Nov. 8, 2000, Gluten-free Mendocino County voters approved Measure G, a reso- Continued from Page 1 lution calling for the decrimi- Continued from Page 1 “I want to record my vote nalization of personal use and Products. “This has been a opposing it,” he said. “I feel cultivation of up to 25 adult great ride, and it’s really a fun that two 25-plant limits per female marijuana plants or the business to be in.” parcel would have been more equivalent in dried marijuana, Giusto-Sorrells got an early appropriate.” by a vote of 58 percent. start in the natural foods busi- When the board opened the The current state medical ness in San Francisco, helping floor for public comment on marijuana limits are defined out at The Golden Crescent, the matter, Pebbles Trippet, under Senate Bill 420, under her family’s natural food store Mendocino Medical which qualified patients and bakery. The Golden Marijuana Advisory Board and/or their primary care- Crescent opened in 1941, and adviser, said the measure givers may possess no more Giusto-Sorrells said she spent would be exclusionary to a than eight ounces of dried much of her childhood work- large population of patients. marijuana and/or six mature, ing at the store wrapping rice “It would discriminate or 12 immature, marijuana and soy cookies -- all while against the joint tenant owners plants. The bill also allows learning the family business. of land,” she said. “It would patients to possess larger Now Giusto-Sorrells is also discriminate against the amounts of marijuana when keeping the family tradition majority of marijuana patients such quantities are recom- alive as the founder and owner who rent. This is not a good mended by a physician. of a gluten-free line of prod- situation to put patients in...I Nadel said that if the super- ucts with distribution across feel this is not speaking for visors’ measure was passed by the world that reaches as far as the majority.” voters it would not necessari- Norway, New Zealand and MacLeod Pappidas/The Daily Journal Tom Davenport said the ly conflict with the 25-plant Austria, and, according to her, Pamela Giusto-Sorrells holds one of her latest creations: a gluten-free ginger- board was opening up the per parcel limit because it it’s the perfect fit. bread house. county to legal action if it could refer to more than one “I grew up in food produc- passed the ordinance. grower equaling 25 plants tion,” she explained while “The cultivation ordinance total per parcel. walking amongst piles of her cookies and mixes are not ed for five years. will not pass legal muster,” he Fifth District Supervisor products stacked to the ceiling only a staple in the diet of ‘This has been a great ride, and Asked if the young inno- said. “You don’t need to take David Colfax, the board’s inside the warehouse on Clara health food fans, but also for it’s really a fun business to be cent girl wrapping soy and my word for it, but take a only other dissenter besides Avenue. “Stacks of boxes just celiacs. Celiacs are people rice cookies at The Golden good long look at fiscal Pinches, said the restriction feel comfortable to me.” affected by a lifelong autoim- in.’ Crescent would ever have responsibility. It’s going to would only serve to confuse Pamela’s Products, located mune intestinal disorder trig- PAMELA GIUSTO-SORRELLS dreamed of worldwide distrib- cost the county a lot of money the already fractured county in the former Ukiah Brewing gered by gluten, which can be ution, Giusto-Sorrells just on a legal battle that they are law. & Ice building on Clara found in cereal grains, includ- laughed. “I never thought we going to lose.” “I don’t think we have a Avenue, officially started in ing wheat, rye and barley. would have gotten out of the Asked by 4th District grasp of the implications of 1988 when Giusto-Sorrells, Although Giusto-Sorrells isn’t selection expand to 35 differ- Bay.” Supervisor Kendall Smith what this is about,” he said. inspired by her own distaste a celiac herself, she said all ent items, including brownie People interested in pur- about the legality of the mea- “This is just an action that for other soy and gluten-free the pleasure comes from and cake mixes as well as pre- chasing Pamela’s Products sure, County Counsel Jeanine only further complicates our products, began experiment- knowing she’s helping people. baked cookies. locally can do so at Ukiah Nadel said she had not involvement with some of ing in her kitchen with the “I wanted to create a prod- Beyond the ever-growing Natural Foods, Safeway and encountered any discrepan- these issues.” hope of making a gluten-free uct so that the celiacs don’t selection, Giusto-Sorrells has Raley’s. For more information cies. Before being passed, the product that didn’t look or feel deprived,” she said. seen the company expand out- about Pamela’s Products or A ballot initiative that, if motion was moved for taste weird. When Pamela’s Products side of the Bay Area and other purchasing information, passed by voters in the June 3 approval by 1st District “When I first started, I just first got started the selection beyond its rented-warehouse visit the company’s Web site: primary, would repeal Supervisor Michael Delbar wanted to make a good prod- was limited, but with plenty of roots to find a permanent www.pamelasproducts.com. Measure G and institute the and was seconded by Smith. uct,” she said. “I didn’t want it time for experimentation and home in Ukiah -- where the state medical marijuana limits Rob Burgess can be reached to look like weirdo food.” a never-let-it-rest attitude, company’s warehouse and Zack Sampsel can be reached was also passed at Tuesday’s at [email protected]. Giusto-Sorrells’ gluten-free Giusto-Sorrells has seen the headquarters have been locat- at [email protected].

Hillary Rodham Clinton and New Hampshire, Clinton and (AP) — A day after reporting 9 U.S. soldiers three U.S. soldiers were killed Briefly Barack Obama dug in Obama face a brief lull in the his four young children were and two wounded in an attack Wednesday for a prolonged calendar, but collide in four missing, a shrimp fisherman killed in offensive Tuesday in Salahuddin Continued from Page 2 struggle over the Democratic weeks time in primaries and broke down and confessed against al-Qaida province, north of Diyala. presidential nomination, a caucuses in 22 states in the that he threw them off an 80- in staunch ally Israel. With his woman and a black man in a equivalent of a nationwide foot-high bridge to their north of Baghdad presidency slipping away and campaign unlike any other. primary. deaths, authorities said BAGHDAD (AP) — Nine skepticism about the serious- John McCain claimed the role McCain made simultane- Wednesday. Lam Luong, 37, American soldiers were killed ness of his commitment to of resident underdog in the ous appeals to independents was charged with four counts in the first two days of a new Mideast peacemaking, Bush Republican race, despite his and Republicans alike as he of capital murder, and divers offensive to root out al-Qaida hopes an accord would big win in the New Hampshire campaigned in Michigan for a searched the murky waters for in Iraq fighters holed up in improve a legacy tarnished by primary. victory that could drive for- the bodies of the youngsters, NATIONAL TREASURE: BOOK OF districts north of the capital, SECRETS (PG) (400) 700 an unpopular Iraq war, eco- “Maybe I have liberated us mer Massachusetts Gov. Mitt who ranged in age from a few the U.S. military reported I AM LEGEND (PG-13) (435) 720 nomic anxieties and other to actually let women be Romney from the race. “The months to 3 years. ALVIN AND THE CHIPMUNKS (PG) Wednesday. (510) 740 problems. human beings in public,” said Republican establishment has Luong had a drug habit and THE WATER HORSE: LEGEND OF THE Already a troubling issue Clinton, the former first lady, never embraced me in my had argued with his wife, The losses came as many DEEP (PG) (425) 710 militants fled U.S. and Iraqi P.S. I LOVE YOU (PG-13) (450) 730 for Bush, Iran jumped back reflecting on a memorable entire life. But I think we just Ngoc Phan, before taking the CHARLIE WILSON'S WAR (R) - ID REQ'D into the spotlight Sunday moment of emotion the day proved that we can get the children, said Phan’s brother- forces massing in Diyala, a province of palm and citrus (355) 650 when Iranian boats harassed before she gained her own support of enough to win an in-law, Kam Phengsisom- Times For 1/10 ©2008 and provoked three American New Hampshire victory. election,” he told a rally in boun. Luong’s girlfriend, who groves that has defied the Navy ships in the strategic Obama saw it differently. Grand Rapids. He added he was living in a hotel in nearby trend toward lower violence. Strait of Hormuz. U.S. offi- “We have to make sure that would try and remind evan- Gulfport, Miss., was a factor The campaign’s scope is Watch Repair cials said Iran threatened to we take it to them just like gelical voters “that my social in the couple’s argument on nationwide but is mainly explode the vessels, but the they take it to us,” he said. conservative record has been Sunday and Monday morning, focused on gaining control of incident ended peacefully. Despite his defeat, he pocket- consistent and unchanging.” family members and police Diyala and its most important ed the support of two key said. Authorities said they city, Baqouba, which al-Qaida Need a watch battery Clinton, Obama Nevada unions in advance of Police say father believe Luong then drove on has declared the capital of its or watch band? that state’s Jan. 19 caucuses, Monday to the two-lane self-styled Islamic caliphate. dig in for a long and predicted a win in the threw 4 young Dauphin Island bridge over Six soldiers were killed and Stop By today... struggle as McCain South Carolina primary a children to their the Intracoastal Waterway, four were wounded Wednes- week later. deaths off bridge stopped at the highest part of day in a booby-trapped house D. William Jewelers goes for 2 in a row After a grueling, months- the span and threw the young- in Diyala, the U.S. command Pear Tree Center WASHINGTON (AP) — long slog through Iowa and BAYOU LA BATRE, Ala. sters over the side. . said. It also announced that 462-4636 16- THURSDAY, JAN. 10, 2008 THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL