Ukiah Surgery Center to Close by LAURA MCCUTCHEON the Daily Journal the Ukiah Surgery Center, in Operation Since 1995, Will Close Its Doors for Good March 30

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7 58551 69301 0 THURSDAY March 22, 2007 50 cents tax included DAILY JOURNAL ukiahdailyjournal.com 16 pages, Volume 148 Number 347 email: [email protected] Redwood Valley man loses $2,600 in scam beware of a fraudulent check scam American Clearing Systems that said Western Union to an address in Days later, the man was notified Sheriff’s Office issues involving letters from North he had won $50,000. Canada to cover processing fees. by his bank that the check from Guy warning to residents American Clearing Systems and The letter contained a check from The man did as he was instructed Brickman Insurance had been postmarked from Canada. Guy Brickman Insurance Company and then called a number for a North returned because it was a fraudulent The Daily Journal According to sheriff’s reports, an in Miami, for $2,771.35 and a letter American Clearing Systems repre- check written on an account for a The Mendocino County Sheriff’s 82-year-old man from Redwood that instructed the man to deposit the sentative who asked for the Western Office is warning county residents to Valley received a letter from North check and then wire $2,600.54 via Union tracking number. See SCAM, Page 14

INATTENTIVE MOTORISTS REAR-ENDING SCHOOL BUSES Ukiah Surgery Center to close By LAURA MCCUTCHEON The Daily Journal The Ukiah Surgery Center, in operation since 1995, will close its doors for good March 30. “This decision was based upon a continued decline in operational and financial performance of the center,” HealthSouth, the center’s general partner, said in a written statement. HealthSouth -- one of the nation’s largest health care providers -- purchased the center in 1997 in partnership with the Ukiah Surgical Center, LLC, which is made up of several physicians, according to HealthSouth spokeswoman Kristi Gilmore. The center has about 15 employees -- 10

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Isaac Eckel/The Daily Journal Body found Carmen Saye, a bus driver instructor with the Ukiah Unified School District, stops traffic as she escorts students across the street Tuesday at a school bus stop on Washington Avenue. Two recent accidents involving motorists rear-ending school buses have caused concerns over safety. in house fire Stop! when red lights flash on bus in Westport By BEN BROWN By LAURA MCCUTCHEON “North State Street is an The Daily Journal The Daily Journal absolute disaster in the after- Two recent accidents involv- noon,” Saye added, before nam- The Mendocino County Sheriff’s Office ing school buses and inattentive ing several other trouble spots. is investigating the death of a 54-year-old motorists -- and numerous close Kathy Barbera, also a school man who was found dead in a house in calls -- have left bus drivers bus driver instructor, agreed. Westport following a residential fire. feeling frustrated and vulnera- “There isn’t a bus stop out “He’s suspected to be the resident of the ble, Ukiah Unified School there that hasn’t had a problem house,” said Sheriff’s Lt. D.J. Miller. District bus driver instructor with the ‘red light runners,’” The body was found in the burned Carmen Saye said. Barbera said, noting that is the remains of a house at 24850 Abalone Street “The public needs to wake name used to describe motorists in Westport at 1:30 a.m. Monday. Miller said up; they need to pay attention to who ignore the flashing red the identity of the victim has not yet been the big yellow school buses,” lights on the back of a school confirmed. Saye said. “Over the last few bus. Positive identification of the body has months things have gotten On Feb. 1, a school bus car- been complicated because it suffered exten- increasingly worse. We’ve had rying children was rear-ended sive burns in the fire, Miller said. The iden- to pull kids out of the middle of on North State Street in Ukiah tity will likely have to be confirmed by den- the road to protect them, and as the driver was in the process tal records or DNA, he said. UUSD Mechanic Steve Spackman walks past a school An autopsy is scheduled for today to we’ve even had law enforce- of pulling over at a bus stop. bus that was rear-ended while it was stopped to unload ment run our red lights,” she determine a cause of death and hopefully children. The second bus was there to transport the 22 confirm the victim’s identity. Miller said said. submitted photo See STOP, Page 14 children after the accident. there was currently no evidence of foul play. See BODY, Page 14 Wiggins bill would help railroad pay for cleanup The Daily Journal which runs between Napa and through the Transportation suffered serious storm damage, Wesley Chesbro in 2005. Chesbro’s State Sen. Patricia Wiggins, D- Humboldt counties. Until the rail- Congestion Relief Program to repair encountered environmental prob- bill, however, was vetoed by Gov. Santa Rosa, has introduced legisla- road is fully operational, NCRA is and upgrade tracks. However, the lems, been slapped with federal safe- Arnold Schwarzenegger. tion to enable the North Coast responsible for emergency mainte- law also required the Authority to ty sanctions, and generally declined In his veto message, Schwarze- Railroad Authority to reallocate a nance such as strengthening levees, hold $5.5 million in reserve, previ- operationally and financially,” negger said the $5.5 million savings fraction of the funds it receives repairing bridges and culverts, vege- ously designated to help repay a fed- Wiggins said. “The NCRA now finds should revert back to the through the federal Traffic tation and weed abatement, and general loan that has since been forgiv- itself in a kind of Catch-22 situation, Transportation Investment Fund so Congestion Relief Program to help eral cleanup of debris along the 316 en. where it has funds available to that it could be allocated by the cover the costs of environmental miles of right-of-way from Lombard According to Wiggins, the origi- address several of its most pressing California Transportation cleanup. in Napa County to Samoa in nal justification for holding $5.5 mil- needs but is currently prevented from Commission to other projects within The NCRA was established to Humboldt County. lion in reserves no longer makes accessing those funds.” the Transportation Congestion Relief own and operate the former Under existing law, the NCRA sense. Her bill, SB 861, is similar to leg- Northwestern Pacific Railroad, received $60 million in grants “In recent years, the railroad has islation carried by former Sen. See RAILROAD, Page 14 2 – THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 2007 DAILY DIGEST Editor: Jody Martinez, 468-3517 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected]

The investigation, ordered two weeks ago by VA Secretary POLICE REPORTS age at 9 a.m. Tuesday. Jim Nicholson, is the first major review of the facilities con- BOOKED -- James The world briefly ducted since the disclosure of squalid conditions at Walter Reed The following were Michael Eaglin, 46, of Army Medical Center. compiled from reports Willits, was arrested on war- A copy of the report was provided to The Associated Press. prepared by the Ukiah rants on suspicion of second- Democrats newly in charge of Congress called the report the Police Department. To degree burglary and a proba- House panel approves subpoenas latest evidence of an outdated system unable to handle a com- anonymously report tion violation at 3:08 p.m. for top Bush aides in prosecutor flap ing influx of veterans from Iraq and Afghanistan. Investigators crime information, call Tuesday. earlier this month found that the VA’s system for handling dis- 463-6205. Those arrested by law enforce- WASHINGTON (AP) — A House panel on Wednesday ment officers are innocent until ability claims was strained to its limit. ARREST -- Mark proven guilty. People reported as hav- approved subpoenas for President Bush’s political adviser, Karl “Who’s been minding the store?” said Sen. Patty Murray, D- William Riggs, 48, of Ukiah, ing been arrested may contact the Rove and other top White House aides, setting up a constitu- Wash., a member of the Senate Veterans Affairs Committee. was arrested on suspicion of Daily Journal once their case has tional showdown over the firings of eight federal prosecutors. “They keep putting Band-Aids on problems, when what the driving under the influence been concluded so the results can be By voice vote, the House Judiciary subcommittee on com- reported. Those who feel the informa- agency needs is major triage.” in the 700 block of East tion is in error should contact the mercial and administrative law decided to compel the presi- Gobbi Street at 9:27 p.m. appropriate agency. In the case of dent’s top aides to testify publicly and under oath about their Tuesday. those arrested on suspicion of driving roles in the firings. Gore implores Congress to save planet under the influence of an intoxicant: all DUI cases reported by law enforce- The White House has refused to budge in the controversy, WASHINGTON (AP) — Al Gore made an emotional return ment agencies are reported by the standing by embattled Attorney General Alberto Gonzales and to Congress Wednesday to plead with lawmakers to fight glob- SHERIFF’S REPORTS newspaper. The Daily Journal makes insisting that the firings were appropriate. White House al warming with moral courage while revealing nothing about no exceptions. spokesman Tony Snow said that in offering aides to talk to the whether he’ll join the 2008 presidential race. The following were committees privately, Bush had sought to avoid the “media The former vice president is a Democratic favorite for the compiled from reports spectacle” that would result from public hearings with Rove presidential nomination even though he says he’s not running. prepared by the CORRECTIONS and others at the witness table. “The question they’ve got to ask Fresh off a triumphant Hollywood appearance in which his cli- Mendocino County The Ukiah Daily Journal reserves this themselves is, are you more interested in a political spectacle mate-change documentary, “An Inconvenient Truth,” won two Sheriff’s Office: space to correct errors or make clarifica- BOOKED -- Russell tions to news articles. Significant errors in than getting the truth?” Snow said of the overture Tuesday that Oscars, Gore drew overflow crowds as he testified before obituary notices or birth announcements was relayed to Capitol Hill by White House counsel Fred House and Senate panels about a “true planetary emergency.” Dean Hall, 53, of Covelo, will result in reprinting the entire article. Fielding. Publicly, the White House held out hope there would He said the issue should not be partisan or political, but Gore was booked into jail on sus- Errors may be reported to the editor, 468- be no impasse. faced skeptical Republicans who questioned his personal com- picion of driving under the 3526. mitment to reducing energy usage and the science behind his influence at 8:24 a.m. Iranian leader warns of ‘illegal’ film. “You’re not just off a little, you’re totally wrong,” said Monday. Texas Rep. Joe Barton, the leading Republican on the House BOOKED -- Rigo Verto LOTTERY NUMBERS steps if U.N. insists it stop enrichment Energy and Commerce Committee, as he challenged Gore’s Puente, 23, of Gualala, was DAILY 3: night: 2, 7, 7. TEHRAN, Iran (AP) — Iran’s top leader warned Wednesday conclusion that carbon dioxide emissions cause rising global booked into jail on suspicion afternoon: 4, 7, 3. his country will pursue “illegal actions” if the U.N. Security temperatures. Barton and Gore’s exchange grew testy at one of embezzlement at 1:31 FANTASY 5: 16, 18, Council insists it halt uranium enrichment, an apparent refer- point — Barton demanding that Gore get to the point and Gore a.m. Tuesday. 23, 34, 38. BOOKED ence to nuclear activities outside international regulations. responding that he would like time to answer without being -- Mary DAILY DERBY: 1st Denise Masterson, 49, of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei also warned the United States that interrupted. “Global warming science is uneven and evolving,” Place: 12, Lucky Charms. Iran would fight back with “all its capacities” if attacked. Barton said. Ukiah, was arrested on suspicion of assault with a 2nd Place: 11, Money “Until today, what we have done has been in accordance with Bags. international regulations,” Khamenei said. “But if they take ille- deadly weapon at 2:24 a.m. U.S. firefighters face high risk of dying Tuesday. 3rd Place: 05, Califor- gal actions, we too can take illegal actions and will do so.” nia Classic. He did not elaborate on what the “illegal actions” could be, of heart problems while battling blaze BOOKED -- William John Werner III, 34, of Race time: 1.45.81. but Iran is a signatory to the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty, UNDATED (AP) — Firefighters face a far greater risk of LOTTO: 10-15-23-30- the agreement under which the U.N. inspections are held. Ukiah, was booked into jail dying of heart problems while battling a blaze than was on suspicion of driving 38. Iran says it will never give up its right under the treaty to thought, suggests a large U.S. study that offers more evidence Meganumber: 3. enrich uranium and produce nuclear fuel. But it has offered to under the influence and hit- of their need to stay in shape. and-run with property dam- Jackpot: $7 million. provide guarantees that its nuclear program won’t be diverted The risk of a heart-related death while putting out a fire was toward weapons — as the U.S. and some of its allies fear. up to 100 times higher than the risk during down time, Harvard researchers found, even though fighting fires accounts for only Senate Democrats set Iraq a small percentage of these workers’ time. About 100 firefighters die in the line of duty each year and DEATH NOTICES deadline in war spending bill previous research has shown that nearly half of the deaths are WASHINGTON (AP) — Senate Democrats on Wednesday due to heart disease. The vast majority — about 70 percent — of the nation’s roughly 1 million firefighters are volunteers. • Irene Mentjox, 93, of Ukiah, died Saturday, March 10, revived legislation urging President Bush to bring combat 2007. Arrangements are under the direction of Eversole troops home from Iraq in a year, attaching it to a $122 billion Experts say diet and exercise should be priorities at the fire- house. “You may not be able to prevent all these deaths, but to Mortuary. measure needed to fund the war. The move puts Democrats on • Larry Alan Whaley, 53, of Covelo, died Friday, March track for another confrontation with President Bush over the the degree you can prevent some deaths by paying attention to underlying risk factors and better fitness programs, that’s the 16, 2007. Arrangements are under the direction of Anker- increasingly unpopular war and congressional Republicans, Lucier Mortuary. who are expected to try to block the measure. goal,” said Dr. Linda Rosenstock, dean of the UCLA School of House Democratic leaders are pushing a similar measure that Public Health, who was not involved in the study. The study, Death notices are free for Mendocino County residents. would require that troops leave by 2008 — a bill party officials published in Thursday’s New England Journal of Medicine, Death notices are limited to name of deceased, hometown, predicted that chamber would pass on Thursday, albeit by a doesn’t address whether firefighters have an overall higher risk age, date of death, date, time, and place of services and razor-thin margin. “United States troops should not be policing of dying from heart disease than the general population. the funeral home handling the arrangements. For informa- a civil war, and the current conflict in Iraq requires principally tion on how to place a free death notice please call our edi- a political solution,” says a draft Senate bill circulated to mem- Paris Hilton and Nicole Richie to serve torial department at 468-3500. bers in anticipation of a Thursday committee vote. The measure would provide nearly $97 billion for the wars as camp counselors on ‘The Simple Life’ in Iraq and Afghanistan and billions more in domestic aid and NEW YORK (AP) — On-again friends Paris Hilton and The Fed’s comments on the emergency relief programs. It would require that Bush begin Nicole Richie are taking “The Simple Life” — which shows the bringing home some troops within four months of its passage, tabloid-ready celebutantes thrown into everyday situations with economy please Wall Street setting a nonbinding goal of having all combat troops out of real people — to camp. After last season’s format allowed the By TIM PARADIS Iraq by March 31, 2008. then-feuding friends to have little to do with each other, this AP Business Writer year’s edition brings them together again. NEW YORK — Wall Street rallied sharply Wednesday Troops move into Sunni area of Baghdad; “The Simple Life Goes to Camp,” set to debut in May, has after an economic assessment by the Federal Reserve ignit- police say children used in car bombing Hilton and Richie working as counselors at Camp Shawnee in ed investor hopes that the central bank has warmed to the the mountains near Los Angeles, E! Entertainment Television idea of lowering short-term interest rates. BAGHDAD (AP) — Some 1,600 U.S. and Iraqi soldiers Inc. announced Wednesday. The camp will be host to five dif- Largely thanks to Wednesday’s triple-digit gains, the Dow pushed into a dangerous Sunni Arab area of west Baghdad on ferent specialty groups: Wellness Camp, Pageant Camp, Jones industrials have surged 337 points this week, the best Wednesday, searching houses in the expanding security crack- Couples Camp, Survival Camp and Drama Camp. three-day performance for the blue chip average since down, while at least 33 apparent victims of sectarian killings Hilton, 26, and Richie, 25, will be expected to eat, sleep and November 2004. were found dumped across the capital. keep the same schedule as the campers. They will be working Investors had nervously awaited the economic statement The U.S. military said the armor-backed force that swept into under the direction of various experts, the network said. that accompanied the Fed’s decision to leave short-term the Ghazaliyah and Amariyah neighborhoods detained 31 peo- “The fact that Paris and Nicole are friends again and will interest rates unchanged at 5.25 percent, and were encour- ple and found two weapons caches that included containers of have to survive without their luxuries at a family run camp in aged that the central bank didn’t refer to the possibility of nitric acid and chlorine, a toxic material used recently by Sunni the middle of nowhere takes us back full circle to the original “additional firming” of rates as it did in January. Policy mak- insurgents in bomb attacks. concept that makes this show so much fun,” Lisa Berger, who No casualties were reported during the first day of the oper- oversees original programming and series development, said in See FED, Page 14 ation, which included about 1,100 American soldiers and 500 a statement. “Paris and Nicole will be advising and training Iraqi troops. The move was certain to ease tensions with Shiite girls and their moms for beauty pageants, or providing therapy Muslims in districts to the east. They had complained bitterly of for couples seeking to strengthen their relationships,” she said. being hit by mortar shells that Sunni fighters fired from Ghazaliyah at will. 1651 Talmage Rd ~ Ukiah Police, meanwhile, said children had been used as decoys in New Hours Revised a weekend car bombing in which the driver gained permission Coffee ~ Tea ~ Ice Cream ~ Smoothies to park in a busy Shiite shopping area after he pointed out he Hot Dogs ~ Soup ~ Salads ~ Pastries ~ Sandwiches was leaving his children in the back seat. CLAY, MOSAIC AND CHILDREN’S Now Serving: Mon. - Fri. 6 am - 2 pm Many VA health clinics beset CLASSES NOW FORMING! 707.468.8638 • Free Wireless Internet with mold, leaky roofs Ceramics - All Levels...... Monday eve or Saturday afternoon Introduction to Mosaics...... Tuesday eve or Saturday morning WASHINGTON (AP) — The Veterans Affairs’ vast network Childrens Classes too!...... 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ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 2007 – 3 Editor: Richard Rosier 468-3520 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected] What’s Playing Near to perform for one night only Special for the Journal Holly Near with pianist John Bucchino THURSDAY and guest vocalists, Andre dos Santos Morgan and Quinn VanAntwerp, will DJ DANCE MUSIC -- DJ dancing; $2 Tequila shots; no perform Saturday, March 31, at the Ukiah cover; Perkins Street Lounge; 228 E. Perkins St., Ukiah; 9 High School Cafetorium at 7:30 p.m. p.m. to 2 a.m. Special guests include the SPACE ‘ENCHANTED APRIL’ -- Romantic Comedy; Freedom Choir directed by Ali Frochen- Mendocino Theatre; 45200 Little Lake St., Mendocino; 8 Miller. p.m.; $10; 937-4477. Holly Near is a unique combination of GREATER TUNA -- Live performance; Ukiah entertainer, teacher, and activist. An Playhouse; 1041 Low Gap Road, Ukiah; 7 p.m.; 462- immense vocal talent, Near’s career as a 9226. singer has been defined by an unwilling- ness to separate her passion for music FRIDAY from her passion for human dignity. She is a skilled performer and an outspoken WILL SIEGEL & FRIENDS -- Lively and fun music to ambassador for peace who brings to the enjoy with dinner; The Himalayan Café; 1639 S. State St., stage an integration of world conscious- Ukiah; 467-9900. ness, spiritual discovery and theatricality. DJ DANCE MUSIC -- DJ dance music; with Smokin’ Having grown up in Potter Valley and Joe; Perkins Street Lounge; 228 E. Perkins St., Ukiah; 9 Ukiah, Near sang in public from the age p.m. to 2 a.m. of eight. Near’s professional career began PHOENIX & LT FROM AFTERBUFFALO -- with numerous performances in film and Transcendant earth rock from the bay Area; Shanachi television, and a run in the Broadway Pub; 50 S. Main St., Willits; $4. production of “Hair.” Torn between a ‘ENCHANTED APRIL’ -- Romantic Comedy; Mendocino Theatre; 45200 Little Lake St., Mendocino; 8 career as an actor or a singer, Ms. Near p.m.; $15; 937-4477. chose to pursue her love of music, espe- CACTUS FLOWER -- Romance; The Willits cially that music which articulated the Community Theatre; 37 W. Van Lane, Willits; 8 p.m.; $12; social conditions of the world communi- 459-2281. ty. GREATER TUNA -- Live performance; Ukiah Throughout her lengthy career, Ms. Playhouse; 1041 Low Gap Road, Ukiah; 8 p.m.; 462- Near has used her performances to edu- 9226. cate audiences. The unifying and healing ECHO OF THE ELEPHANTS - THE FINAL EPISODE nature of her work explains the diverse - 4th film of International Wildlife Film series; Ukiah Civic nature of the groups who call on her to Center; 7 p.m; $10 suggested donation; the true story of speak and sing. She presented the 2004 a wise and gentle elephant who led her family through Ware Lecture for the Unitarian good times and bad for over 30 years.; tickets at Universalist General Assembly in Long Mendocino Book Co. or at the door. www.rvoep.org. Beach, California; delivered the keynote SCOTLAND BARR AND THE SLOW DRAGS -- Roots address for Women Change America, a Rock, Alternative Country; Ukiah Brewing Co; 102 S. conference presented by the National State St. in Ukiah; 9:30 p.m.; $6; 468-5898. Women’s History Project at Smith College; spoke to participants at HerbFest in Iowa and the Bioneers SATURDAY Conference in California; led a Martin DJ DANCE MUSIC -- DJ dance music; with Smokin’ Luther King Day celebration in Northern Joe; Perkins Street Lounge; 228 E. Perkins St., Ukiah; 9 California. She participated and per- p.m. to 2 a.m. formed at the March For Women’s Lives SHOTGUN WILLIE BAND -- Country dance music; in Washington, DC and at the Stop The Ukiah Senior Center; 499 Leslie St., Bartlett Hall; 7 to 10 War demonstration in New York, NY. p.m.; $8 for members, $9 for non-members; adults 18 and In 2004, Holly joined Eve Ensler, Jane over welcome. Fonda, Sally Fields, Christine Lahti, and DIRT FLOOR -- Local area band; Shanachi Pub; 50 S. noted Mexican performers in the V-day Main St., Willits; $3. march in Juarez, Mexico to protest the Holly Near will be performing for one night only with guest vocalists GREATER TUNA -- Live performance; Ukiah uninvestigated killing of hundreds of Andre dos Santos and Quinn Van Antwerp on Saturday, March 31. Playhouse; 1041 Low Gap Road, Ukiah; 8 p.m.; 462- young women. In Toledo, Ohio, she sat 9226. witness to the testimony of women music world, but working for world Bernice Johnson Reagon, Inti-Illimani, CACTUS FLOWER -- Romance; The Willits reporting rape and other violence against peace, multicultural consciousness, and Bonnie Raitt, Cris Williamson, and Linda Community Theatre; 37 W. Van Lane, Willits; 8 p.m.; $12; women. Holly helped raise funds for feminism. The world is her university Tillery. 459-2281. 10,000 Kites, a collaborative anti-war and social change movements inform her A prolific writer and recording artist, JAH CASA UNPLUGGED -- A fun and upbeat sound project between young people from Israel songs. she has released 26 recordings of her to enjoy with dinner; The Himalayan Café; 1639 S. State and Palestine who flew kites over the A natural teacher, Holly presents mas- own, including the seminal Imagine My St., Ukiah; 467-9900. wall that separates them in May 2005. ter classes in performance craft and song- Surprise, and performs as a guest on ‘ENCHANTED APRIL’ -- Romantic Comedy; Holly participated in a two-day filmed writing to a wide array of audiences. many others. Mendocino Theatre; 45200 Little Lake St., Mendocino; 8 discussion with Dr. Bernice Johnson Laughing, she says “I’m old enough now In the past few years, Near has been p.m.; $20; 937-4477. Reagon, Harry Belafonte, and Pete to be an expert!” Both as a participant busy re-releasing much of her early mate- STEPHEN HAHM-- Live music; Potter Valley Café; Seeger that focused on political song, and a leader, she bears personal witness rial as well as new works on her own 10761 Main St., Potter Valley; 743-2848. responsible citizenship and the effect that to the hugely important role that music label, Calico Tracks Music. Holly contin- AMHA BARAKA & THE LIVING MAN BAND -- High protest music has had on public policy. plays in political action movements. ues to write and sing political songs with energy Reggae; Ukiah Brewing Co; 102 S. State St., The film, produced by Dr. Amy Holly’s unique personal perspective, grace and humor, and her integrity earns Ukiah; 9:30 p.m.; $10; 468-5898. Horowitz, is in progress. Near’s portrait which makes the subject matter leap out her the reputation as one of the most hangs at The Freedom Center in of the books and into the classroom, articulate political artists of our time. Her Cincinnati, Ohio along with those of draws praise from college faculties latest recording, Show Up (2006), SUNDAY other social change artists including Paul around the country. demonstrates that she continues to sing ADAM’S CENTER STAGE KARAOKE -- Karaoke Robeson, Marion Anderson, Pete Seeger, Holly has received numerous acco- with a power and maturity that may only night at Yokayo Bowl; 1401 N. State St., Ukiah; 6 to 10 Dr. Bernice Johnson Reagon, Joan Baez, lades for her work for social change. come from decades of love and fear, p.m.; family hours 6 to 8 p.m.; no cover; sponsered by Harry Belafonte, and Woody Guthrie. Most notably, she is part of the nomina- despair and inspiration. Dunlap Roofing. Fiercely independent, Holly Near was tion for “1000 Women for the Nobel Tickets are available in advance at ‘ENCHANTED APRIL’ -- Romantic Comedy; one of the first women in the U.S. to go it Peace Prize 2005.” She has also received Mendocino Book Company and at the Mendocino Theatre; 45200 Little Lake St., Mendocino; 2 alone when she founded Redwood honors from tha A.C.L.U., the National door. General admission is adults $25, p.m.; $15; 937-4477. Records in 1972. Her vision was to pro- Lawyers Guild, the National children 18 and under $15. This benefit DANCE WAVE -- Weekly Freestyle community dance mote and produce music by politically Organization for Women, N.A.R.A.S., for SPACE’s Scholarship Program is for fitness and release; Mendocino Ballet Studio; 205 S. conscious artists from around the world, Ms. Magazine (Woman of the Year), and sponsored by Ukiahilite Newspaper and State St., Ukiah; 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.; sliding scale a mission that Redwood Records fulfilled the Legends of Women’s Music Award. underwritten by Thurston Auto Plaza, donation; 489-3345. for nearly 20 years. Often cited as one of And her strength and versatility as a per- Hoyman- Browe Studio, Ahl Motors, CACTUS FLOWER -- Romance; The Willits the founders of the “women’s music” former has led to creative collaborations Real Goods Solar, The Law Offices of Community Theatre; 37 W. Van Lane, Willits; 2 p.m.; $8; movement, Holly found herself not only with such artists as Ronnie Gilbert, Pete Norman G. Rosen, & Lynne Coen & 459-2281. leading the way for women into the Seeger, Arlo Guthrie, Mercedes Sosa, Charles Hott. GREATER TUNA -- Live performance; Ukiah Playhouse; 1041 Low Gap Road, Ukiah; 2 p.m.; 462- 9226. FREE POOL -- Free pool all day; Perkins Street Lounge; 228 E. Perkins St., Ukiah. Photographing gray whales can be puzzling There is a 47-foot long back hump and a tail fin. Four if you have ever had a hint of MONDAY exact size jigsaw puzzle of a if you count a splash left over sea sickness in the past. FREE POOL -- Free pool all day; Perkins Street California gray whale at Point from a missed breach Lounge; 228 E. Perkins St., Ukiah. Cabrillo Lighthouse on the If you dare to try to capture Point and shoot MICROPHONE NITE -- Sing or play an instrument; coast. If you’ve seen it, or bet- this amazing migrating beast, vs. manual Club 711; 711 S. State St., Ukiah; 9 p.m. to 1 a.m.; 462- ter yet, if your kids have which will continue to pace up 7111. played a part in piecing it the Mendocino and Fort Set your manual lens for together, you understand the Bragg coastline through the the smallest aperture possible fascination with it and also the end of April, here’s some which means the most depth TUESDAY great educational value that “learned it the hard way” of field for focus. F-11 or f-22 KARAOKE -- Every Tuesday; Perkins Street Lounge; this artwork thought up by advice. will help more distance be in 228 E. Perkins St., Ukiah; 8 p.m.; no fee. Site Manager Lisa Weg has focus, whereas a f-2.8 allows SCOTLAND BARR & THE SLOW DRAGS -- become. Morning or afternoon only a few feet in your focal Alternative Folk-Rock; Shanachi Pub; 50 S. Main St., Coastal Artist J.D. Mayhew Frame by Frame range. Whales appear with lit- created the masterpiece with Pick an early morning or a tle notice and you’ll need that Willits; no cover. By Suzette Cook-Mankins 3 p.m. ride out to sea to avoid TAHITIAN DANCE -- Every Tuesday night; Mendocino the help of fellow artist focal cushion. Katherine Smith as a way to the five foot swells and white On a cloudy day, 400 ISO, Ballet Studio; 205 S. State St.; Ukiah; ages 11 to 99; 5:30 caps that seem to form in the to 6:30 p.m.; $8 to $11. give perspective on whale whale puzzle of her own. f-11 at one 500th of a second sizes which range from 35 to After three years and five trips middle of the day. ought to do it, but check your 50 feet in length. It was nine out to sea in winter and spring, White caps make it hard to light meter. Automatic folks WEDNESDAY years ago that the puzzle made draped in gear and layered in distinguish where a spout is be ready as well. With digital its debut during a whale waterproof coverings, three spraying and swells prevent a cameras turn the screen off, if ADAM’S CENTER STAGE KARAOKE -- Karaoke night migration and festival season. steady eye for the photograph- at Yokayo Bowl; 1401 N. State St., Ukiah; 6 to 10 p.m.; pieces to the elusive you can, to save battery This photographer is also a Eschrictius Robustus (gray er, not to mention probable power. That way you can family hours 6 to 8 p.m.; no cover; sponsered by Dunlap puzzle-doer working on a sea sickness. Take Dramamine Roofing. whale) puzzle exist. A spout, a leave your camera on longer OPEN MIC -- Open mic night; Ukiah Brewing Co; 102 without running out of energy. S. State St., Ukiah; 8:30 p.m.; 468-5898. Always set your image quality on high or maximum so you can crop images later and still print them at a large To submit information for the size with sharpness and clarity. You will be depending on entertainment briefs, spotting the whale first with the naked eye then putting the call 468-3520 or email camera to your eye. If you Photo by Suzette Cook-Mankin own two camera bodies try a [email protected] A tall fin (fluke), a paired nostril spout and a hump are puzzle pieces of the gray whale migrating off the Mendocino and Fort Bragg coasts. See FRAME, Page 5 4 – THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 2007 FORUM Editor: K.C. Meadows, 468-3526 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected] Letters from our readers In our opinion From the desk of... MJ growers ruining a peaceful place Why a courthouse downtown? To the Editor: We said last year that spending $200,000 general public needed to go regularly for PAUL KRUGMAN I read with great interest the March 16 for a feasibility study on a new criminal jus- things like marriage licenses, election mate- article “Dogs on attack - Ranchers losing tice center for the county might be putting rials, and property tax transactions. All those livestock to canines” By Laura the cart before the horse. functions and more were long ago moved to McCutcheon My 20 acres backs into Mac Now we see that already the supervisors the county administration building on Low Magruder’s 2,300 acres and we have been are going their different ways on the study so Gap Road. The only members of the general neighbors for close to 30 years and there is far. David Colfax calls its options “border- public that regularly go to the courthouse no better example of a good man and a line ridiculous”; Kendall Smith says it’s any more are jurors, and their biggest prob- good rancher than Mac. He gave my wife options are “premature”; John Pinches says lem is parking downtown. Don’t cry the same advice about hiking on our prop- the county’s never going to built the center So why not agree that the courthouse erty that he gave his daughter - carry a gun. so why discuss it; and Jim Wattenburger and needs to be moved out of the downtown? It is sad, disheartening but very good Mike Delbar want more details. Yes a number of attorneys might move advice. Our peaceful neighborhood has We see another expensive consulting fee their offices out of the School Street area to for Reagan changed over the last three or four years going down the drain here. be closer to a new courthouse on the out- and Mac mentioned the problem when he We still think the question the county skirts, but those downtown offices might be As the Bush administration sinks deeper into its referred to the dope growers in the sur- should be asking is not where to build a big turned back into stores below and housing multiple quagmires, the personality cult the GOP once rounding hills as part of the source for the new justice center, but how is the county above - just what everyone says they want in built around President Bush has given way to nostal- dogs that roam our hills. But Mac is a very going to pay for it? Where are the sources of the downtown. gia for the good old days. The current cover of Time nice guy and would not mention an impor- money? How much is the state going to We think that there needs to be a serious magazine shows a weeping Ronald Reagan, and tant fact that I will point out. Mac’s fellow spend to build us a new courthouse? look at whether moving a load of govern- declares that Republicans "need to reclaim the Reagan ranchers who have sold or leased property Meanwhile, when the topic of building a ment workers downtown (which creates a legacy." to these growers are largely to blame for new courthouse comes up, there’s usually ghost town on the weekends) meshes at all But Republicans shouldn't cry for Ronald Reagan; the brutal bulldozing and disregard for the strong opinion that it should remain down- with the county’s stated desire to increase the truth is, he never left them. There's no need to land that has an ugly ring of greed. town. tourism as an economic base in Ukiah. reclaim the Reagan legacy: Bush is what Reagan Last harvest season a stranger walked But we wonder why? There was a time What does a downtown jailhouse to do would have been given the opportunity. into our home in the middle of the night. when the courthouse was a place where the the chances of that? In 1993 Jonathan Cohn -- the author, by the way, of She thought she had been there the night a terrific new book on our dysfunctional health care before and we speculate that it was to help system -- published an article in The American with the processing of marijuana. She Prospect describing the dire state of the federal gov- walked into the wrong house. I had the ernment. Changing just a few words in that article Sheriff take her away but we will never be makes it read as if it were written in 2007. the same. An intruder in your home can Thus, Cohn described how the Interior Department convert you from liberal to conservative. I had been packed with opponents of environmental would vote very differently if a new refer- protection, who "presided over a massive sell-off of endum on growing were to be held tomor- federal lands to industry and developers" that row. "deprived the department of several billion dollars in The predators in the hills are not just the annual revenue." Oil leases, anyone? dogs. These are people who use the guise Meanwhile, privatization had run amok, because of medical marijuana to make substantial "the ranks of public officials necessary to supervise profits, vandalize the land and change the contractors have been so thinned that the putative concept of country living for all of us. My gains of contracting out have evaporated. Agencies hope is this letter and the story of the dam- have been left with the worst of both worlds -- demor- age the dogs are doing might shame some alized and disorganized public officials and unac- of these people into reversing their actions. countable private contractors." Holy Halliburton! In the meantime they should realize that all the medical marijuana permits in the world Not mentioned in Cohn's article, but equally remi- mean nothing to the Federal Department of niscent of current events, was the state of the Justice Justice. Department under Ed Meese, a man who gives M. Wayne Knight Alberto Gonzales and John Mitchell serious competi- Redwood Valley tion for the title of worst attorney general ever. The politicization of Justice got so bad that in 1988 six senior officials, all Republicans, including the deputy attorney general and the chief of the criminal division, Public input a sham? resigned in protest. To the Editor: Why is there such a strong family resemblance I am concerned that the Ukiah Valley between the Reagan years and recent events? Reagan's Area Plan “community” process is being administration, like Bush's, was run by movement used to lend credibility to a program of conservatives -- people who built their careers by substantial mass retail and residential serving the alliance of wealthy individuals, corporate development and is failing to honestly was a critical stage towards finalizing the respect, compassion and caring. The state interests and the religious right that took shape in the incorporate community input. Having UVAP planning, I advocate we take a step is watching us and the nation is watching 1960s and 1970s. And both cronyism and abuse of attended the March 10 session for commu- back and revisit community workshop ses- us. Please let’s do the best we can, work power are part of the movement conservative package. nity input, I liked what I thought I was sion No. 2. This time giving a better expla- together and bring us all together for a In part this is because people whose ideology says hearing. At the start, the County’s hired nation of the conclusions of the economic greater good. that government is always the problem, never the consultant claimed that the County had analysis, the size and capacities of the Honesty, education and a good life for solution, see no point in governing well. So they use been listening to community input, which change areas, and making it clear who and our children, the best life for our kids. political power to reward their friends, rather than find he claimed had resulted in “ground rules” how many of the participants are develop- Working together we can come to a solu- people who will actually do their jobs. ers or their lawyers who are there on busi- tion that will work. I really hope you con- for the planning process that included prin- If expertise is irrelevant, who gets the jobs? No ciples like: ness. sider the value of legalization of marijuana. Estelle P. Clifton Now not later. Lets be pro-active not the problem: The interlocking, lavishly financed institu- • Leadership in Sustainability tions of movement conservatism, which range from K • Resource Protection and Ukiah last in line. All of us deserve the best. Dane Wilkins Street to Fox News, create a vast class of apparatchiks Management who can be counted on to be "loyal Bushies." • Well-Designed Projects, and NorCal NORML Ukiah The movement's apparatchik culture, in turn, • Small Town Rural Character Calling for marijuana explains much of its contempt for the rule of law. Sound good, right? However, the legalization Someone who has risen through the ranks of a move- Community was then coaxed to play a ment that prizes political loyalty above all isn't likely “game” in which the rules required it to To the Editor: THANK YOU LETTER POLICY to balk at, say, using bogus claims of voter fraud to indicate where masses of new retail devel- As we are in the midst of a very impor- disenfranchise Democrats, or suppressing potentially opment should go, without regard for any tant election, I ask that all of us seriously Editor’s note: The Daily Journal welcomes damaging investigations of Republicans. As Franklin of the principles that were supposed to consider the options and take the time to letters of thanks from organizations and indi- Foer of The New Republic has pointed out, in College guide the process. For example, we were speak with the candidates. You will no viduals. We are glad that so many successful Republican elections, dirty tricks and double crosses instructed to find a place for a whopping doubt be surprised, and then you can make events are held here. However, thank you let- are considered acceptable, even praiseworthy. 700,000 square feet of new “regional an informed decision. I have been contact- ters must be kept short. For that reason we have a 20-business name limit per letter. If Still, Reagan's misgovernment never went as far as retail,” which there is apparently no real ed by many folks from California to D.C. Bush's. As a result, he managed to leave office with an basis or need for. The result is apparently your letter lists more than 20 businesses it will We are being scrutinized as an example of not be printed. Shorter thank you letters which approval rating about as high as that of Bill Clinton, something that developers will be able to people working together to solve a 68-year- who, as we now realize with the benefit of hindsight, use to justify massive new development by do not contain lists of participants or donors old problem (Cannabis prohibition). The will be printed more quickly. Those wishing to governed very well. But the key to Reagan's relative claiming that the area residents support it. way we deal with this as a county and thank long lists of people and businesses are success, I believe, is that he was lucky in his limita- Nothing could be further from the truth. By region will no doubt set the tone for treat- welcome to contact our advertising department tions. the end of the workshop I was confused ing medical marijuana patients with for help with a thank you ad. and dismayed at being duped into what felt Unlike Bush, Reagan never controlled both houses like a setup. of Congress -- and the pre-Gingrich Republican Party Given that the last community workshop still contained moderates who imposed limits on his WHERE TO WRITE ability to govern badly. Also, there was no Reagan-era equivalent of the rush, after 9/11, to give the Bush LETTER POLICY President George Bush: The White www.house.gov/write rep administration whatever it wanted in the name of House, 1600 Pennsylvania Ave., Washing- fighting terrorism. The Daily Journal welcomes letters to the Assemblywoman Patty Berg: State editor. All letters must include a clear name, ton, D.C. 20500; (202) 456-1111, FAX Assembly District 1, Capitol, Rm. 2137, Reagan may even have been helped, perversely, by signature, return address and phone number. (202)456-2461. Sacramento, 95814. (916) 319-2001; the fact that in the 1980s there were still two super- powers. This helped prevent the hubris, the delusions Letters chosen for publication are generally Governor Arnold Schwarzeneg- Santa Rosa, 576-2526; FAX, Santa Rosa, published in the order they are received, but ger: State Capitol, Sacramento, 95814. of grandeur, that led the Bush administration to shorter, concise letters are given prefer- 576-2297. Berg's field representative in believe that a splendid little war in Iraq was just the ence.We publish most of the letters we (916) 445-2841; FAX (916)445-4633 Ukiah office located at 104 W. Church St, thing to secure its position. receive, but we cannot guarantee publica- Sen. Barbara Boxer: 112 Hart Sen- Ukiah, 95482, 463-5770. The office’s fax But what this tells us is that Bush, not Reagan, is tion. Names will not be withheld for any ate Office Bldg., Washington, D.C. 20510; the true representative of what modern conservatism reason. If we are aware that you are con- number is 463-5773. E-mail to: assembly- nected to a local organization or are an (202)224-3553; San Francisco, (415) 403- [email protected] is all about. And it's the movement, not just one man, 0100 FAX (415) 956-6701 that has failed. elected official writing about the organiza- Senator Pat Wiggins: tion or body on which you serve, that will State Senate Sen. Dianne Feinstein: 331 Hart District 2, Capitol Building, Room 5100, Paul Krugman joined The New York Times in be included in your signature. If you want to Senate Office Bldg., Washington, D.C. make it clear you are not speaking for that Sacramento, 95814. (916) 445-3375Email: 1999 as a columnist on the Op-Ed Page and 20510. 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You can Mendocino College April 29 check The Daily Journal out this Dig! Music proudly presents, in associa- “gray tion with Mendocino College Community whale” Extension, Tracy Grammer in a rare on your California appearance this year on Sunday, way over April 29 at 8 p.m. in Ukiah. Popular local Highway bluegrass artists’ bassist/producer Todd 20 at Van Phillips, mandolin player Clint Boek and Peer’s singer/songwriter Ken Oster open this show Boatyard. on the Mendocino College Little Theatre stage. General admission is $20. “Tracy is a brilliant artist…Her voice is distinctive and beautiful, as is her mastery over the instruments she plays,” says Joan Baez. For the uninitiated, Tracy Grammer rose keep your arms free for cam- the boats you pass, and know to fame as one half of the duo Dave Carter era gear use. If you have a that you helped support a fish- & Tracy Grammer. Called “one of the Frame non-photographer travel part- ing vessel and its crew during fastest-rising acts in folk music” by the ner or a spouse, you can lean the off season. Boston Globe, the duo released three inter- Continued from Page 3 on them and ask for support as nationally acclaimed albums featuring 55mm (normal) on one and well. Don’t miss Carter’s award-winning postmodern, myth- your largest zoom or telepho- the man-made whale ic Americana song craft; toured with Joan to on the other. A 300mm is a Shoot first, edit later Baez as her backing band and spotlight On your way home, even if great lens for distance pho- Don’t try to evaluate your artists; and earned a diverse and devoted tographs. you’ve had a successful whale following with their indelible live perfor- success while you’re on the sighting, check out another mances at festivals and venues all across boat. Don’t show off your “gray whale” that is always North America. Group project photos to other photogs and still and ready to be pho- Just as the duo seemed poised to receive Tracy Grammer The best way to approach spectators either. Chances are tographed. Pull over by Van much-deserved mainstream recognition, everything and hear each song in sequence, this assignment: team work. you’ll miss a better shot in the Peer's Boatyard on Highway Carter died suddenly of a heart attack while You and your traveling com- process and tie up your digital 20 and take a look at his 29th start to finish. screen which drains batteries. seafaring commercial fishing touring with Grammer in July 2002. He was Much has been made of Grammer’s vir- panions should divide the boat into port (left) starboard Wait until you’re back on land boat built from scratch and 49. tuosic instrumental skills -especially on started almost a year ago. You Since then, Grammer has emerged from (right) and bow (front) and or heading to the docks for a violin- but it is her voice that takes center sneak peek. get the same feeling of seeing the darkness of tragedy – armed with the stage on Flower of Avalon. Vocal har- stern (back). If you have all of this massive gray vessel richness of her experience with Carter, and monies that make the hair on the back of the bases covered, your knowing her prowess at sea. the help of a few new friends – with her your neck stand up have long been her spe- chances will skyrocket. If Check for salt water She will be launched in a few you’re the only photog, posi- first full-length solo album, the beautifully cialty. If you’ve ever been fortunate enough Your camera gear will be months to head to Oregon, textured Flower of Avalon, released in to catch Grammer live, you know what we tion yourself where you can and along her journey will easily switch from side to side misted with sea water 2005. are talking about. throughout your trip so you’ll most likely swim side by side Flower of Avalon, named after a song Phillips, Boek and Oster open the show or if you want the best view with the California Gray go to the bow but beware of need to wipe down lenses and Carter penned as a gift for Grammer in with their own blend of bluegrass tinged, any metal that is affected. Whale. 1999, features nine previously unrecorded folk rock. Bassist Todd Phillips is an errant waves reaching you and Suzette Cook-Mankins is your gear. Watch the deck Lenses should always have a Dave Carter gems, delivered with a loving accomplished professional musician and protective UV glass filter on the ROP Photo Teacher at clarity that only Tracy Grammer can pro- producer with several albums to his credit, hand very closely and remem- Ukiah High School and a 20- ber, if the captain and crew them. You can clean that glass vide. Multi-tasking masterfully here as co- including Grammy-winning True life filter with lens tissue and year veteran of photojournal- producer, singer, and instrumentalist, Blues: The Songs of Bill Monroe. don’t get you a sighting, they ism. Send comments, ques- might have a mutiny on their Windex if necessary. Check Grammer digs deep into the spirit of Seating is limited for this very special your owner’s manual for tions, requests to suzette- Carter’s poetic verses and haunting hands, so they are very moti- [email protected]. concert. Tickets are available in Ukiah at vated to be spotters. cleaning digital point and melodies to color each song with textures dig! Music, Mendocino Book Company, shoot lenses. and flourishes that blur the boundaries of and Mendocino College Bookstore; in Anchor yourself categorization. The result is a bold, reward- Willits at Leaves of Grass; in Fort Bragg at Chin up ing, and transcendent love letter to the Tangents; and Watershed Books in You will need to hold world, one of those rare musical experi- Lakeport. For more information call 463- steady while you click your If you should miss captur- ences that compels the listener to drop 8444. shutter release. When the boat ing the great Gray Whale, try try again. It’s fun to get out to swells or rocks, the odds are Located at the Gateway to Lake Mendocino against you. Try a side of the sea and experience the power boat and brace your back of nature, feel the wind in Treat Yourself Felicia Rice’s ‘Intimate Cosmogony’ against the cabin and your leg your hair, and get great photos against the boat rim for sup- of the coastline that you can’t to the best port. This will lock you in and see from land. Catch the sea at the Mendocino Art Center lions on buoys, photograph PRIME RIB The Daily Journal sions in the Bay Area Parts Press web site at in the county Mendocino Art Center extends back to the early www.movingpartspress.com will host Felicia Rice for a 1950’s. “Cosmogonie . Served Thur-Sun lecture and discussion of Intime: An Intimate For more information on Jewelry from 5PM til close her Moving Parts Press and Cosmogony” was his third the discussion of her most recent artists’ collaboration with Felicia “Cosmogonie Intime: An by book, “Cosmogonie Intime: Rice. Ray came to Intimate Cosmogony,” David An Intimate Cosmogony,” Mendocino in the 1960’s to please call the Mendocino this Saturday at 7 p.m. The teach at the Mendocino Art Art Center at 937-5818 (toll event is free and open to Center at the invitation of free 1-800-653-3328) or Full Service the public and will be held Art Center founder Bill visit “Since 1980” 6175 N. State St. Calpella in the Art Center’s Nichols Zacha, and was celebrated www.MendocinoArtCenter. 303 ‘A’ Talmage Rd., Ukiah 468-0640 485-8630 Gallery in front of the as a “Mendocino Treasure” org. As seating is not mosaic wall created by her in commemoration of the reserved, attendees are late father, Ray Rice. Art Center’s 30-year encouraged to arrive early. “Cosmogonie Intime: An anniversary. Felicia Rice will discuss Intimate Cosmogony” is a Moving Parts Press has her latest artists’ book collaboration with Ray published handsome and “Cosmogonie Intime: An Rice, a longtime Mendocino innovative books, broad- Intimate Cosmogony,” artist and founding faculty sides and prints under the March 24, 7 p.m., at the of the Mendocino Art direction of Felicia Rice Mendocino Art Center. Center. Ray died in 2001 at since 1977. Felicia collabo- the age of 85 before the rates with visual artists, book was finished. The performing artists and writ- Due to space book combines the poetry ers to create editions of new Community Input of French poet Yves Peyré literature, works in transla- limitations, with translations by tion, and contemporary art Elizabeth R. Jackson, Ray exploring the relationship Billboard will be Rice’s drawings and of word and image, typog- running in Felicia’s letterpress book- raphy and the visual arts, work. The book is of inter- the fine arts and popular Friday’s paper. The Governing Board of the Ukiah Unified School District has est to all book, poetry, fine culture. Visit the Moving selected Barry Reed, of the California School Boards Association art and Ray Rice enthusi- asts. Attendees are encour- Executive Search Services, as its advisor to assist the Board in its aged to bring photographs Add an Aquarium in search for a new superintendent. of Ray Rice to share with the audience. Your Office or Home! One of the first tasks in the search and selection process is to French poet Yves Peyré has composed five poems, a Salt & Fresh Water Fish determine the specific traits, skills, abilities and experience desired in sequence that carries the Corals & More! the new superintendent. The Board feels it is important to obtain poet himself and his genera- input from others. They would like to invite members of the staff and tion through time and Custom Set-Up & Maintenance community to meet with Barry Reed at a Community Forum on space, touching base regularly to evoke a familiar Visit us at: Wednesday, March 28, 6:30 P.M., in the Pomolita Middle School name, a place, a far-gone 307 N. State St., Ukiah • 467-9931 Library, 740 N. Spring Street, Ukiah, to offer what they consider to be era. The poems are at once [email protected] the criteria desired in the new superintendent. intimate and universal, offering readers insight, revelation and passage on a If you cannot attend the Public Forum, but are interested in submitting poetic journey that illumi- criteria, please send your recommendations to: nates our common ground. The pen-and-ink drawings Barry Reed by Ray Rice are enriched California School Boards Association with multiple colors using For All Your the pochoir or stenciling CSBA Executive Search Services process. The deluxe edition Garden Needs P.O. Box 1660 of the book is hand-painted Inside & Outside West Sacramento, CA 95691 in watercolor throughout by the artist. Our Customers ... where music is a celebration! Ray Rice spent over 50 GIFT CERTIFICATES FOR years on the modern Become Our American art scene as a Family FAMILY, FRIENDS AND painter, mosaicist and ani- Kathy James, President mator of experimental CO-WORKERS! 351-C Hastings Ave., Ukiah Board of Education films. His list of awards, Fax: 467-0900 362 N. State Street • Ukiah exhibitions and commis- Tel: 467-0400 463-8444 Ukiah Unified School District 6 – THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 2007 SPORTS Editor: James Arens, 468-3518 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected] LOCAL TODAY’S CALENDAR Crosby makes solid return for A’s GAMES By JANIE McCAULEY August. You can play in all the minor AP Sports Writer Bobby Crosby league games you want, but it’s not the JC softball at SURPRISE, Ariz. — Bobby Crosby’s same adrenaline. You’re all amped up. Napa Valley FRIDAY MARCH 23 second at-bat showed the Oakland I’m glad it’s out of the way and I can College, 1 p.m. UHS Boy’s Tennis away at Athletics their shortstop is back. have fun and play.” Cardinal Newman, 3 p.m. Potter Valley Baseball at He’s certainly not afraid to swing Mike Piazza followed Crosby’s first JC baseball at Redwood Valley 3:30 p.m. away as usual now that his bad back is at-bat with his second homer of the Contra Costa SATURDAY MARCH 24 finally healthy again. spring, a solo shot to right-center that hit College, 2:30 JC baseball at home against After Crosby grounded out on a high off a picnic tent. Then in the third, the A’s Solano College, 1 p.m. chopper in the first on the second pitch got three straight homers on five pitches: p.m. UHS freshmen baseball at home against Petaluma, 11 a.m. from Brian Bannister, the 2004 AL First a three-run homer from Nick UHS boy’s golf UHS track at Piner’s Gold Rush Rookie of the Year lined a 3-1 offering to Swisher, then back-to-back solo shots by at home against Relays 10 a.m. the gap in left-center for a double Mark Ellis and Dan Johnson. TUESDAY MARCH 27 Wednesday night in his first game action Crosby, who batted second, hit again Rancho Cotate, JC baseball at home against since Aug. 21. in the inning and grounded out to third. 3:30 p.m. the College of Marin, 2:30 p.m. That one hit was an important step for- He was done after the bottom half of the UHS frosh baseball at home ANG File photo against El Molino, 3:30 p.m. ward in Crosby’s progress. third, giving way to Donnie Murphy. UHS boy’s golf at home against “You can do it in Double-A or Triple- Santa Rosa, 3:30 p.m. game, it means something to me,” he Ukiah Crushers lacrosse at A. Even though it was a spring training said. “It’s been a while, it’s been since See CROSBY, Page 8 COMMUNITY Santa Rosa, TBA Potter Valley BB+SB at home DIGEST against Calistoga 4 p.m. UHS softball at Maria Carrillo, 4p.m. SAL “Kids Only” fun and fitness program Mendocino Co. Sheriff's Youth Activities League (SAL) and the Local sports roundup Redwood Health Club of Ukiah are sponsoring a "KIDS ONLY" fun and fitness program at the Redwood Health Club, on COMMUNITY Thursday nights from 5:30 P.M. to 6:30 PM, in Court #3, for ages 7 years to 12 years, coed, DIGEST and free of charge. Learn strength training, gain SAL drop-in volleyball endurance, stability and build The Mendocino Co. Sheriff's confidence. Personal Trainers Activities League has a drop-in "MJ and Nick" will exhaust your volleyball clinic every Saturday kids and send them home from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. at the sweaty. For more info call RHC Baecthel Grove Middle School at 468-0441 or drop by the Club. Gymnasium, 1150 Magnolia St., There is an annual $5.00 insur- Willits - for ages 11 years to 17 ance and administration fee for years old, co-ed, no cost, sign-up SAL programs, but it may be at the gym. There is an annual waived for cause. $5.00 insurance/admin fee. But, it is waivable for good cause. Hopland Community Coach Jon Jessup. For more info Karate Kids contact Mike Tobin, SAL Winter Program: Mendocino President at 354-0565 or home Co. Sheriff’s Youth Activities #459-0475. Were all about the League Karate Program (SAL) KIDS first! is teaching “Free” youth, teen and adult karate programs at Rusty Bowl BMX the Hopland Shorin-ryu Dojo, Exciting BMX bicycle racing is 14200 Mountain House Rd., open to children of all abilities Hopland on Monday and with classes for beginners to Wednesday nights at 4:30 PM experts. The Rusty Bowl would for ages 6 years to 12 years and like to encourage parents and at 5:30 PM for teens and adults. children to come and experience SAL membership/insurance BMX. Practice sessions will take dues are $5.00 annually.You do place on Thursdays from 5 p.m. not have to be a member of the until 7 p.m., weather permitting. Hopland Dojo to participate. For Racing takes place on Sundays more info call the SAL Voice starting in March and signups Mail at 468-4288 or Hopland from happen at 1:30 p.m., with Dojo - Instructor: Sensei Jim racing at 3 p.m.The Rusty Bowl Milone at 744-1837, and we will track is located at east end of get back with you. All classes Gobbi st., adjacent to south little are co-ed.You may also register league fields.Call 462-0249 for up at the class/dojo. to date track schedule and info. Mendocino College Men’s & Women’s soccer tournament Softball Umpires The Mendocino College Needed Women’s soccer program will The Redwood Empire host their 4th annual seven- Official’s Association, in con- verse-seven Co-ed outdoor soc- junction with the city of Ukiah cer tournament on Saturday, May Comm. Service Dept. would like 12.The first eight teams will be to announce that there will be two informational meetings accepted and are guaranteed at Photo submitted by Pat Milovina least three 40-minute games.The about becoming a member. As cost for each team is $100.00 The young ladies from Cavalin Accountancy won the City League girl’s high school championship game a member you will be eligible to and all games will be played at by a score of 25-18. From left to right: Kiana Flores, Megan Cavalin, Ashlin Pittman, Elodie Platret, Emily officiate in various sports activi- the Mendocino College stadi- ties throughout Ukiah. um.Contact Head Coach Duncan Scaturro, Cristina Lopez and Hayley Milovina. (Missing: Katy Eddy)In front: Coach John Milovina. Prospective officials should McMartin at (707) 468-3006 or come to a meeting on Monday [email protected] to April 9 from 6:30 - 8:30 p.m at register for the tournament or for the Ukiah Valley Conference additional information. The Daily Journal UHS boy’s varsity golf Moore. “The boy's played great for Center. Prospective scorekeep- City League high school only their second time playing 18 holes ers should attend the meeting SAL boxing classes The UHS boy’s varsity golf team on Monday April 16 from 6:30- The Sheriff’s Activity League girl’s basketball this season. 8:30 p.m. at the Ukiah Valley has expanded its hours and rolled to its sixth consecutive victory “And on top of that they had to play Conference Center. Questions? coach Cris Fischer is back. The and remained undefeated with a con- Call Wayne at 462-8450. new winter hours are Tuesday at March Madness was alive and well summer rules which was a first for 5:30 p.m., Thursday at 6:45 p.m. as the Ukiah City League High School vincing victory over Piner 195-248. them. Casey turned in his best round of Mendocino College and Friday at 5:00 p.m.. Boxing girl’s basketball championship game “This was a very nice team effort the year, beating his previous best by 5 Football 2007 classes are ongoing and all ages took place on Saturday at Shodakai with well rounded scoring on the par 36 The Mendocino College foot- and levels are welcome. Parental strokes” ball team is looking for assistant signatures are needed for minors gym. SRCC (Santa Rosa Country Club) Casey Prine shot a 91, Greg Welch coaches for the 2007 season. and the charge is $5. SAL boxing The final match up was between the course,” said UHS golf head coach scored a 98, Luke Lucchesi finished Anyone interested, please con- classes are held at the Redwood ladies of Cavalin Accountancy and Jeff Chris Philbrick. “Three of my players tact Mendocino College head Health Club. Questions? call Cris with a score of 108, Micheal Villa shot coach Tom Gang at 707-468- at 463-1229. Harpe’s Quality Motors. The first half had never seen the course before a 118, Scott Cokeley tallied an 128 and 3141. Women’s and Men’s proved to be a defensive battle, with the today's match.” Logan Morris shot a respectable 129. Quality Motor’s team leading by a The Wildcats were lead by steady Special Olympics Softball League Mendocino Inland The City of Ukiah’s 2007 score of 9-5. J.J. McMillen who shot a 37, Kirk City League K-2nd grade Women’s Softball League begins Basketball 2007 In the second half, Cavalin Little tallied 39, Ben Bertelsen scored a SOMIB is holding practices at with a mandatory coaches meet- Accountancy picked up steam and ral- girl’s basketball ing April 19 at the Civic Center. 39, Brett Walker hit 40, Carson Pomolita Middle School at 740 League play will be on Tuesday lied for an additional 20 points before Sheppard also hit 40, Jared Hull fin- The girls from Jackson Hewitt Tax N. Spring St. Practices will be and Wednesday nights. Team winning the game 25-18. ished with a 41 and Max Brazill had a held Jan. 14, 21, 28. In February fees are $450 for the sponsor and Service took on Cottage Grove and on the 11, 18, 25 and in March $30 per player. Registration forms Outstanding efforts were shown by 43. won by a score of 38-11 and finished on the 4, 11, 18 and 25. are available at the Civic Center Emily Scaturro, with nine points, 12 The Wildcats maintain a one game the season undefeated. Practice times are from 1 to 3 Annex or www.cityofukiah.com. rebounds and a steal, Megan Cavalin p.m. Please wear sweats or The deadline is April 13. lead in the North Bay League over sec- The girls had a great season with shorts with sports shoes for Questions? Call 463-6714 with six points, six rebounds and a ond place Cardinal Newman and Maria Amerika De Los Santos, Tabbie practice and make sure to bring The City of Ukiah’s 2007 Men’s steal, and Hayley Milovina with six Carrillo and have their next game on Mathiason, Angelina Moczygemba, some water. For more informa- Softball League will begin March points, two rebounds and a steal. tion call 468-1282. 22 at 6:30 p.m. at The Pub. Thursday at home against Rancho Stacey Meyers, Jasmine Meyers, League play is scheduled to Ashlin Pittman contributed two Cotate at 3:30 p.m. Alyssa Nevarez, Macey Lampi, Allison UHS coaching begin in early May. Team fees are points, four rebounds and two steals, Dale, Lola De Los Santos, Payton De vacancies $450 for the sponsor and $30 per UHS coaching positions cur- player. Registration forms are and Cristina Lopez two points and one UHS JV boy’s golf Los Santos, Nina Scott, Kayla Nevarez rently open in Varsity and JV available at the Civic Center rebound. and Annabella Specials all contributing Girls Basketball and Varsity Annex or www.cityofukiah.com. Elodie Platret and Kiana Flores had The UHS boy’s JV golf team had a to this perfect record and season. Girls Volleyball for the 07-08 The deadline is April 13. Player school year. All interested can- fees will be collected during the good defensive games, with Platret practice match with CMC varsity teams The top performers for the last game didates should inquire at the first game of the season. adding her 14th steal of the season. The at Sea Ranch golf links in Gaulala and were Payton De Los Santos who fin- personnel office, 925 N. State Questions? Call 463-6714 team was missing one of their key came away with a second place finish St. All positions opened until ished with 22 points, Kayla Nevarez filled. Umpires needed for N. starters, Katy Eddy, who had been behind Ft. Bragg. who had 10 and Lola De Los Santos, Ukiah Little League strong on offense and defense all sea- “This was a very tough test for any Nina Scott and Annabelle Specials all UVYSL tryouts The North Ukiah Little League son. golfer,” said UHS JV coach Paul finished with two points. UVYSL invites all boys and needs umpires. The qualifications girls to tryout for the select soc- are a strong desire to work with cer teams of Ukiah. Tryouts are kids. Experience is a plus but not being held at the Pomolita Track necessary. Applicants must be 14 Field. All players must attend at or older. Umpires will earn from least two of the following tryout $15-22 each game. If interested dates: U10 boys & girls March contact Sonny Garza (707) 524- Giants lose and Guillen worried about Sox 24, 25, 9 a.m. to 11 a.m; March 8844r (707) 467-9044. 26, 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.; U12 The Associated Press Jenks, who had 41 saves a boys & girls March 24, 25, 11 UHS cheerleading TUCSON, Ariz. — Bobby Todd Linden year ago in his first full season, a.m. to 1 p.m., March 27, 5:30 2007-08 football and basketball p.m. to 7:30 p.m.; U13, U14, cheer tryouts will beheld on Jenks is having a rocky spring gave up three runs to the U15 boys & girls March 24, 25, March 19 from 4 p.m. to 6:30 and White Sox manager Ozzie Chicago Cubs in his previous 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. March 28, 5:30 p.m., March 20 and 21 from 4 Guillen is concerned about his outing. p.m. to 7:30 p.m.; U16-19 girls p.m. to 6 p.m. and March 22 from March 24, 25, 3 p.m. to 5:00 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. in the UHS gym. struggling closer. “I am not saying he is not my p.m. March 29, 5:30 p.m. 7:30 you must attend all four nights Jenks’ ERA ballooned to closer, but I want to see better p.m. and a parent or guardian must If you have any questions attend an informational meeting 10.50 for his five spring games stuff,” Guillen said. please call the soccer hotline at on March 19 from 5:30 p.m. to after he allowed three runs and Jenks’ spring started out 467-9797. 6:30 p.m. All students that attend three hits in two innings of poorly, coming out of his first tryouts must bring a copy of their UHS Athletic current report card and must Chicago’s 10-9 victory over game after nine pitches with Booster Meeting have a GPA of 2.5. Students must San Francisco on Wednesday. tightness in his right shoulder. On April 2nd at 5:30 pm, the also bring a completed packet “I worry about Bobby. If you He has not reached his 97 mph first booster meeting of the year that is available at he UHS stu- will take place at UHS in the dent activities office. For more are not ready one week and a fastball with regularity and his Career Center, located in information see cheer packet of half before the season starts, SGVN Staff Photo Keith Birmingham control has been off, walking Building "A". All parents of ath- Tami at 621-3211, Kelly at 621- you have problems,” Guillen seven and striking out two in letes are welcome and encour- 1478, Nadine at 489-8617 or season right now, you have to dig in and aged to attend. Our purpose Karen at 272-4903. said. “If you are not ready to this point, is to provide uniforms and and you are not in condition to start the start pushing yourself to get better.” See GIANTS, Page 7 awards for our athletes. THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL SPORTS THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 2007 – 7 SCOREBOARD NCAA TOURNAMENT NCAA WOMEN’S TOURNAMENT MLB SPRING TRAINING NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION At A Glance At A Glance By The Associated Press By The Associated Press By The Associated Press By The Associated Press All Times EDT All Times EDT All Times EDT EASTERN CONFERENCE AMERICAN LEAGUE Opening Round GREENSBORO REGIONAL At UD Arena W L Pct Atlantic Division Dayton, Ohio First Round Detroit 14 8.636 W L Pct GB Tuesday, March 13 Saturday, March 17 New York 12 7.632 Toronto 37 31.544 — Niagara 77, Florida A&M 69 At The Galen Center Texas 12 7.632 New Jersey 31 37.456 6 Los Angeles Los Angeles 14 9.609 New York 30 37.4486 1/2 EAST REGIONAL Louisville 80, BYU 54 Cleveland 12 8.600 Arizona State 57, UC Riverside 50 Baltimore 10 9.526 Philadelphia 26 42.382 11 First Round Sunday, March 18 Minnesota 11 10.524 Boston 20 48.294 17 Thursday, March 15 At The Breslin Student Events Center Boston 10 10.500 At Lawrence Joel Veterans Memorial Coliseum East Lansing, Mich. Oakland 10 10.500 Southeast Division Winston-Salem, N.C. Vanderbilt 62, Delaware State 47 Kansas City 9 11.450 W L Pct GB Boston College 84, Texas Tech 75 Bowling Green 70, Oklahoma State 66 Chicago 9 14.391 Washington 36 29.554 — Georgetown 80, Belmont 55 Michigan State 69, Delaware 58 Toronto 7 11.389 Miami 37 30.552 — Michigan State 61, Marquette 49 Rutgers 77, East Carolina 34 Seattle 8 15.348 North Carolina 86, Eastern Kentucky 65 At The RBC Center Tampa Bay 5 16.238 Orlando 31 38.449 7 At ARCO Arena Raleigh, N.C. Atlanta 27 42.391 11 Sacramento, Calif. Duke 81, Holy Cross 44 Charlotte 26 43.377 12 Washington State 70, Oral Roberts 54 Temple 64, Nebraska 61 NATIONAL LEAGUE Vanderbilt 77, George Washington 44 Central Division Friday, March 16 Second Round W L Pct W L Pct GB At Spokane Memorial Arena Monday, March 19 Cincinnati 13 6.684 Detroit 43 23.652 — Spokane, Wash. At The Galen Center Houston 12 7.632 Texas 79, New Mexico State 67 Los Angeles Arizona 13 8.619 Cleveland 41 27.603 3 Southern California 77, Arkansas 60 Arizona State 67, Louisville 58 St. Louis 11 7.611 Chicago 39 30.5655 1/2 Tuesday, March 20 Atlanta 11 8.579 Indiana 30 37.44813 1/2 Second Round At The Breslin Student Events Center Los Angeles 13 10.565 Milwaukee 25 42.37318 1/2 Saturday, March 17 East Lansing, Mich. Colorado 11 9.550 At Lawrence Joel Veterans Memorial Coliseum Rutgers 70, Michigan State 57 Chicago 11 10.524 WESTERN CONFERENCE Winston-Salem, N.C. Bowling Green 59, Vanderbilt 56 San Francisco 12 11.522 Georgetown 62, Boston College 55 At The RBC Center San Diego 9 10.474 North Carolina 81, Michigan State 67 Raleigh, N.C. Washington 8 11.421 Southwest Division At ARCO Arena Duke 62, Temple 52 Milwaukee 9 13.409 W L Pct GB Sacramento, Calif. Florida 8 13.381 x-Dallas 56 11.836 — Vanderbilt 78, Washington State 74, 2OT Regional Semifinals Philadelphia 8 13.381 x-San Antonio 47 20.701 9 Sunday, March 18 Saturday, March 24 Pittsburgh 8 13.381 Houston 43 25.63213 1/2 At Spokane Memorial Arena At Greensboro Coliseum New York 8 14.364 New Orleans 31 37.45625 1/2 Spokane, Wash. Greensboro, N.C. Southern California 87, Texas 68 Arizona State (30-4) vs. Bowling Green (31-3), NOTE: Split-squad games count in the standings; Memphis 17 51.25039 1/2 Noon games against non-major league teams do not. Regional Semifinals Rutgers (24-8) vs. Duke (32-1), 2:30 p.m. ——— Northwest Division Friday, March 23 Tuesday’s Games W L Pct GB At Continental Airlines Arena Regional Championship Washington 3, Florida 0 Utah 44 23.657 — East Rutherford, N.J. Monday, March 26 Pittsburgh 3, Detroit 1 Georgetown (28-6) vs. Vanderbilt (22-11), 7:27 At Greensboro Coliseum Tampa Bay 7, Cleveland 0 Denver 34 31.523 9 p.m. Greensboro, N.C. Arizona 8, Seattle 1 Minnesota 28 38.42415 1/2 North Carolina (30-6) vs. Southern California (25- Semifinal winners, TBA Colorado 4, Chicago Cubs 2 Portland 27 40.403 17 11), 30 minutes after first game Texas 4, San Francisco 3 Seattle 26 40.39417 1/2 DAYTON REGIONAL Oakland 5, Chicago White Sox 3 Regional Championship Boston 6, Minnesota 5 Sunday, March 25 First Round St. Louis 13, L.A. Dodgers 0 Pacific Division At Continental Airlines Arena Saturday, March 17 N.Y. Mets 6, Baltimore 1 W L Pct GB East Rutherford, N.J. At Frank Erwin Center N.Y.Yankees 2, Philadelphia 0 y-Phoenix 51 16.761 — Semifinal winners Austin, Texas San Diego 8, L.A. Angels 7, 10 innings L.A. Lakers 35 32.522 16 Oklahoma 74, Southeast Missouri State 60 L.A. Clippers 32 36.47119 1/2 SOUTH REGIONAL Marquette 87, Louisiana-Lafayette 58 Wednesday’s Games At Maples Pavilion Boston 7, Pittsburgh 3 Golden State 32 37.464 20 First Round Stanford, Calif. Baltimore 4, St. Louis 1 Sacramento 29 38.433 22 Thursday, March 15 Middle Tennessee 85, Gonzaga 46 Minnesota 5, Cincinnati 3 At Rupp Arena Marist 67, Ohio State 63 Chicago Cubs 11, Texas 7 x-clinched playoff spot Lexington, Ky. Sunday, March 18 Seattle 7, Colorado 4 y-clinched division Louisville 78, Stanford 58 At The Hartford Civic Center San Diego 4, Milwaukee 3 Texas A&M 68, Pennsylvania 52 Hartford, Conn. L.A. Angels 8, Arizona 3 ——— Ohio State 78, Central Connecticut State 57 Mississippi 88, TCU 74 Chicago White Sox 10, San Francisco 9 Tuesday’s Games Xavier 79, Brigham Young 77 Maryland 89, Harvard 65 Washington 6, Atlanta 5 Denver 94, New Jersey 90 Friday, March 16 At The Petersen Events Center Tampa Bay 9, Houston 2 Charlotte 108, Cleveland 100, OT At Nationwide Arena Pittsburgh N.Y. Mets 6, L.A. Dodgers 2 Dallas 92, New York 77 Columbus, Ohio Tennessee 76, Drake 37 Philadelphia 10, Toronto 6 Virginia 84, Albany, N.Y. 57 Pittsburgh 71, James Madison 61 Oakland vs. Kansas City at Surprise, Ariz., 9:05 Detroit 96, Philadelphia 75 Tennessee 121, Long Beach State 86 p.m. New Orleans 114, Memphis 103 Bring this coupon to the Players Club from 9am-10pm any day and receive ﬁ ve (5) FREE “Pot At New Orleans Arena Second Round L.A. Clippers 103, Chicago 89 O’ Gold” drawing tickets. MUST BE 21 OR OLDER. COUPONS ARE NON-NEGOTIABLE, MAY New Orleans Monday, March 19 Thursday’s Games Utah 104, Golden State 100 NOT BE COMBINED WITH ANY OTHER OFFER, AND HAVE NO CASH VALUE. OFFER GOOD Memphis 73, North Texas 58 At Frank Erwin Center N.Y. Mets vs. Atlanta at Kissimmee, Fla., 1:05 Houston 86, Indiana 76 THROUGH MARCH 31, 2007 ONLY. MUST BE A PLAYERS CLUB MEMBER TO REDEEM. !82000508! Nevada 77, Creighton 71, OT Austin, Texas p.m. PLAYERS CLUB MEMBERSHIP IS FREE. MANAGEMENT RESERVES ALL RIGHTS. Oklahoma 78, Marquette 47 Florida vs. St. Louis at Jupiter, Fla, 1:05 p.m. Phoenix 108, Minnesota 90 Second Round At Maples Pavilion Pittsburgh vs. Toronto at Dunedin, Fla., 1:05 p.m. Portland 100, Washington 98 Saturday, March 17 Stanford, Calif. Boston vs. Philadelphia at Clearwater, Fla., 1:05 At Rupp Arena Marist 73, Middle Tennessee 59 p.m. Wednesday’s Games N.Y.Yankees vs. Cincinnati at Sarasota, Fla., 1:05 Lexington, Ky. Tuesday, March 20 Miami 91, Atlanta 83 Ohio State 78, Xavier 71, OT At The Hartford Civic Center p.m. Texas A&M 72, Louisville 69 Hartford, Conn. Baltimore vs. L.A. Dodgers at Vero Beach, Fla., Toronto 92, Orlando 85 BRUNCH IS SERVED! Sunday, March 18 Mississippi 89, Maryland 78 1:05 p.m. Charlotte 92, Boston 84 At Nationwide Arena At The Petersen Events Center Texas vs. L.A. Angels at Tempe, Ariz., 4:05 p.m. San Antonio 90, Indiana 72 Columbus, Ohio Pittsburgh Colorado vs. Milwaukee at Phoenix, 4:05 p.m. Kansas City vs. Oakland at Phoenix, 4:05 p.m. Dallas 98, Cleveland 90 Tennessee 77, Virginia 74 Tennessee 68, Pittsburgh 54 L.A. Clippers 104, Milwaukee 103 At New Orleans Arena Chicago Cubs vs. San Diego at Peoria, Ariz., 4:05 p.m. Washington at Seattle, inc. “All-You-Can-Eat” New Orleans Regional Semifinals Seattle vs. Chicago White Sox at Tucson, Ariz., Minnesota at Sacramento, inc. Memphis 78, Nevada 62 Sunday, March 25 4:05 p.m. At UD Arena Arizona vs. San Francisco at Scottsdale, Ariz., Regional Semifinals Dayton, Ohio 4:05 p.m. Thursday’s Games Thursday, March 22 Tennessee (30-3) vs. Marist (29-5), Noon Cleveland vs. Detroit at Lakeland, Fla., 6:05 p.m. Portland at New York, 4:30 p.m. At The Alamodome Oklahoma (28-4) vs. Mississippi (23-10), 2:30 Weekend Washington vs. Houston at Kissimmee, Fla., 7:05 L.A. Lakers at Memphis, 5 p.m. San Antonio p.m. p.m. Texas A&M (27-6) vs. Memphis (32-3), 7:27 p.m. Minnesota vs. Tampa Bay at St. Petersburg, Fla., Denver at Chicago, 5:30 p.m. Ohio State (32-3) vs. Tennessee (24-10), 30 min- Regional Championship 7:05 p.m. Detroit at Houston, 5:30 p.m. utes after first game Tuesday, March 27 Sacramento at Phoenix, 7 p.m. At UD Arena Brunch Buffet Friday’s Games Regional Championship Dayton, Ohio Baltimore vs. Boston at Fort Myers, Fla., 1:05 Saturday, March 24 Semifinal winners, TBA p.m. Friday’s Games At The Alamodome Detroit vs. Washington at Viera, Fla., 1:05 p.m. Miami at Indiana, 4 p.m. San Antonio DALLAS REGIONAL L.A. Dodgers vs. Florida at Jupiter, Fla., 1:05 p.m. New Jersey at Orlando, 4 p.m. 7am-Noon Saturday & Sunday Semifinal winners Toronto vs. Minnesota at Fort Myers, Fla., 1:05 Denver at Toronto, 4 p.m. First Round p.m. Charlotte at Philadelphia, 4 p.m. MIDWEST REGIONAL Saturday, March 17 Atlanta vs. Philadelphia at Clearwater, Fla., 1:05 At Williams Arena p.m. Dallas at Boston, 4:30 p.m. First Round Minneapolis N.Y.Yankees vs. Pittsburgh at Bradenton, Fla., Portland at Atlanta, 4:30 p.m. Thursday, March 15 Iowa State 79, Washington 60 1:05 p.m. New York at Cleveland, 4:30 p.m. At HSBC Arena Georgia 53, Belmont 36 St. Louis vs. N.Y. Mets at Port St. Lucie, Fla., 1:10 Detroit at San Antonio, 5 p.m. p.m. Buffalo, N.Y. Georgia Tech 55, DePaul 54 L.A. Lakers at New Orleans, 5 p.m. Maryland 82, Davidson 70 Purdue 63, Oral Roberts 42 San Diego vs. Oakland at Phoenix, 4:05 p.m. Butler 57, Old Dominion 46 At The Galen Center L.A. Angels vs. Seattle at Peoria, Ariz., 4:05 p.m. Utah at L.A. Clippers, 7:30 p.m. Friday, March 16 Los Angeles San Francisco vs. Chicago Cubs at Mesa, Ariz., Minnesota at Seattle, 7:30 p.m. At The United Center Texas A&M 58, Texas Arlington 50 4:05 p.m. Washington at Golden State, 7:30 p.m. Chicago George Washington 76, Boise State 67 Kansas City vs. Arizona at Tucson, Ariz., 4:05 p.m. UNLV 67, Georgia Tech 63 Sunday, March 18 Chicago White Sox vs. Colorado at Tucson, Ariz., Wisconsin 76, Texas A&M-Corpus Christi 63 At At The Petersen Events Center 4:05 p.m. NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE Spokane Memorial Arena Pittsburgh Houston vs. Cleveland at Winter Haven, Fla., 7:05 Spokane, Wash. 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OFFER AVAILABLE TO PLAYERS CLUB MEMBERS ONLY. MEMBERSHIP IS FREE. Butler (29-6) vs. Florida (31-5), 7:10 p.m. Dallas Micah Hoffpauir and C Jake Fox to their minor Florida 31 29 13 75 217 231 league camp. UNLV (30-6) vs. Oregon (28-7), 30 minutes after Semifinal winners, TBA Washington 26 35 13 65 220 262 first game CINCINNATI REDS—Released RHP Paul Wilson. HOUSTON ASTROS—Reassigned OF Hunter FRESNO REGIONAL Regional Championship Pence to their minor league camp. WESTERN CONFERENCE Sunday, March 25 At Edward Jones Dome First Round BASKETBALL Central Division St. Louis Saturday, March 17 WLOTPtsGFGA Semifinal winners At Frank Erwin Center National Basketball Association Nashville 47 20 6 100 249 192 Austin, Texas WASHINGTON WIZARDS—Signed F Mike Hall for the remainder of the season. Detroit 45 19 9 99 229 183 WEST REGIONAL West Virginia 65, Xavier 52 St. Louis 30 30 12 72 190 221 First Round LSU 77, North Carolina-Asheville 39 FOOTBALL Columbus 29 37 7 65 182 226 Thursday, March 15 At Maples Pavilion Chicago 27 37 9 63 182 234 Are you ready At HSBC Arena Stanford, Calif. National Football League Buffalo, N.Y. Florida State 85, Old Dominion 75 ARIZONA CARDINALS—Named Dedric Ward Northwest Division Virginia Commonwealth 79, Duke 77 Stanford 96, Idaho State 58 offensive quality control coach and promoted WLOTPtsGFGA Pittsburgh 79, Wright State 58 Sunday, March 18 Vancouver 44 23 6 94 197 180 to get serious? At ARCO Arena Mike Miller to wide receivers coach. Sacramento, Calif. At The Hartford Civic Center CHICAGO BEARS—Signed Ron Turner, offensive Minnesota 43 24 7 93 212 181 UCLA 70, Weber State 42 Hartford, Conn. coordinator, Bob Babich, defensive coordinator, Calgary 38 25 10 86 233 201 Indiana 70, Gonzaga 57 Wisconsin-Green Bay 59, New Mexico 52 Rob Boras, tight ends coach, Darryl Drake, wide Colorado 37 29 6 80 238 224 Friday, March 16 Connecticut 82, UMBC 33 receivers coach, Harry Hiestand, offensive line Edmonton 30 36 7 67 181 217 At The United Center At The RBC Center coach, Tim Spencer, running backs coach, Chicago Raleigh, N.C. Steven Wilks, defensive backs coach, and Rusty Pacific Division Kansas 107, Niagara 67 WLOTPtsGFGA Kentucky 67, Villanova 58 N.C. State 84, Robert Morris 52 Jones, strength and conditioning coordinator, to At Nationwide Arena Baylor 68, Chattanooga 55 three-year contracts. 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Semifinal winners Colorado at Edmonton, 6 p.m. SKIDMORE—Announced the retirement of John Tuesday, April 3 Dallas at Anaheim, 7 p.m. Semifinal winners Quattrocchi, men’s basketball coach. ters and you can control the and scored two runs and Ray and six hits. Giants situation, but when you are Durham doubled in a run for Tadahito Iguchi hit a grand not throwing 97 and 98, and the Giants. Ryan Klesko also slam for the White Sox, and Continued from Page 6 you are behind, and wild and had three hits. Darin Erstad went 2-for-3. out of control, you are going San Francisco starter Matt Notes: Chicago optioned six innings. to get in trouble,” Guillen Cain had his longest outing of outfielders Jerry Owens and “It is easy when you throw said. the spring, going 5 2-3 Ryan Sweeney and Sean 97 and you are behind the hit- Todd Linden went 4-for-5 innings. He gave up three runs Tracey to Triple-A Charlotte. 8– THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 2007 SPORTS THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL Cricket turns cruel Raiders new running back in trouble Police analyze hotel plot but Woolmer’s wife, Gill, By TOM MURPHY cle while intoxicated and is now resolved,” he said. arrest,” said Rhodes was dri- discounted conspiracy theo- Associated Press Writer operating a vehicle with a Rhodes, who was dressed ving 81 mph in a 55-mph room where Pakistan ries in an interview on Indian cricket coach found INDIANAPOLIS — blood-alcohol level greater in a baggy tan suit, did not zone. television. Oakland Raiders running back than 0.08. comment on the sentence. The speeding led to the dead after upset loss Following the loss to Dominic Rhodes pleaded Those counts were dropped Asked whether he had any- reckless driving charge, which By HOWARD CAMPBELL Ireland, “He e-mailed me the guilty to reckless driving due to evidence problems and thing to say to the fans, he is a Class B misdemeanor, Associated Press Writer following morning. He did Wednesday after prosecutors Rhodes’ blood-alcohol level said: “Thank you all for the Wyser said. KINGSTON, Jamaica — mention that he was really dropped drunken driving being 0.09, said David Wyser, support, and I wish you guys Class B misdemeanors can Forensic experts searched for depressed and could not charges against him. chief trial deputy for the good luck.” come with a jail sentence of evidence Wednesday in the believe how this could have The 28-year-old Rhodes, Marion County Prosecutor’s Rhodes helped lead the up to 180 days, while the hotel room where Pakistan’s happened,” she told NDTV. who spent the past six seasons Office. The legal limit to drive Colts to their 29-17 Super Class A charges that were cricket coach died under what “The Pakistani team’s poor with the Indianapolis Colts, in Indiana is 0.08. Bowl win over the Bears by dropped carry a jail sentence police called “suspicious” cir- performance affected him, as was fined $1,000 in exchange Wyser declined to elaborate rushing for 113 yards. Earlier of up to a year. cumstances, but authorities any other big tournament that for the guilty plea during a on the evidence problems and this month, the free agent In 2002, Rhodes was said they had reached no con- he lost as a coach,” she said. brief appearance in Marion denied that Rhodes was given agreed to a two-year contract charged with domestic battery clusions about the case. “He believed that what hap- County Criminal Court. He preferential treatment. with the Raiders that could be in connection with a distur- As the forensics team com- pened happened. One has to was stopped on Feb. 20. “This was the proper reso- worth up to $7.5 million. bance at his home involving pleted its work, investigators move on.” Rhodes also was sentenced lution,” he said after the guilty An Indiana state trooper his child’s mother, Latrina awaited the pathologist’s find- She told NDTV that her to 180 days in jail, but 178 plea. arrested him after pulling over Moore. ings on what killed Bob husband had Type 2 diabetes were suspended and he Rhodes’ attorney, Jim his GMC truck at 3 a.m. on He avoided prosecution Woolmer, whose body was and was on prescription anti- received credit for two days. Voyles, said they also were Interstate 65. Police, who and was placed in a diversion- found a day after his team was inflammation drugs, but said Rhodes was originally happy with the result. called the stop a “normal, run- ary program and underwent upset by Ireland in the Cricket in an interview with Cape charged with operating a vehi- “We’re pleased the matter of-the-mill drunk driving mental health counseling. World Cup. Argus newspaper in South “There is no evidence it’s a Africa that he was healthy and homicide but we’re waiting regularly exercised. for further information from “There was nothing wrong the pathologist before we with him, he was perfectly UCLA and Pitt coaches are friend and foe make any more statements,” fit,” she said. By JOSH DUBOW times, not too much about the But with scouting and the coaching job and five years Deputy Police Commissioner Police have interviewed AP Sports Writer game, just about families and use of video what they are in later lured him away from Mark Shields told The staff at the Jamaica Pegasus SAN JOSE — The almost different things besides that.” the modern game, Howland Hawaii to come to Pitt as an Associated Press. Hotel, where Woolmer died, daily phone calls haven’t Whether the relationship thinks it will be just like play- assistant. Woolmer, who was 58 and but no one has been identified stopped this week even has an impact on which team ing any other team. The two lived together their lived in South Africa, was as a suspect, assistant police though Ben Howland and advances to Saturday’s “That’s not any different,” first four months in Pittsburgh found unconscious in his commissioner Les Green told Jamie Dixon will be on oppo- regional final remains to be Howland said. “We know the before their families joined Kingston hotel room on Radio Jamaica. site sides of the court seen. plays that Indiana ran, that them, and the relationship has Sunday morning and pro- Police were also question- Thursday night. “I think it’s pretty unique Weber State ran, everybody only grown. nounced dead at a local hospi- ing the Pakistan cricketers, It’s hard to break a routine and pretty interesting,” Bruins we played. That’s why you Howland’s daughter, Shields told the Nationwide built through decades of point guard Darren Collison have really good staffs. You Meredith, missed Pittsburgh tal. The previous day, friendship. The only change in and her friends so much after Pakistan was stunned by News Network on KOOL-FM said. “But again, to me it spend a lot of time in prepara- radio late Wednesday. He the coaches’ relationship is won’t be about the coaches. It tion for an opponent. It’s how moving to the West Coast in Ireland in a St. Patrick’s Day what they discuss. 2003 that she returned six victory that assured Pakistan’s could not say if the interviews will be about the players on you execute those plays.” would be finished by Talking about strategy, and the court. That’s what will dic- months later. early ouster from the World their teams’ strengths and The relationship between She re-enrolled in Pitt’s Cup, which is being played in Saturday, when the team was weaknesses has to take a back tate who wins the game. The the coaches runs deep, dating supposed to leave Jamaica, nursing program, and moved the Caribbean. seat at least until after coaches will just do their job to when Howland recruited in with the Dixons and A Pakistan team official and declined to elaborate on Thursday night’s third-round and that’s just to coach and Dixon to play at UC Santa became a cheerleader. said there was blood and what they have learned. game between Howland’s tell us what plays to run.” Barbara in the early 1980s. Howland stayed at Dixon’s vomit in the room and Inzamam-ul-Haq resigned UCLA Bruins and Dixon’s That’s one area that will Dixon ended up at TCU when parents’ house in Southern Woolmer was found by hotel as Pakistan’s team captain and Pittsburgh Panthers in the San provide at least a little bit of a UCSB ran out of scholarships, California on recruiting trips staff on the floor with his retired from one-day cricket Jose Regional. wrinkle since the Panthers but joined Howland as an in the past to save money and mouth wide open. following Woolmer’s death. “I think it’s inevitable it (29-7) still use many of the assistant on the Gauchos’ staff is so close to the family that Shields had said during a Pakistan Cricket Board head was going to happen,” Dixon same plays they ran before in 1991-92. he served as a pallbearer last news conference late Tuesday Naseem Ashraf and the orga- said Wednesday. “It hasn’t Howland left for UCLA (28- Howland then brought year at the funeral of Dixon’s that police were treating nization’s three-member changed (our relationship) at 5) following the 2002-03 sea- Dixon to Northern Arizona in sister, Maggie, the former Woolmer’s death as “suspi- selection committee also all. We’ve talked a couple of son. 1994 after he got his first head Army women’s coach. cious.” But when asked if resigned over the Ireland loss police were pursuing a murder and an earlier defeat to the investigation, Shields said: West Indies. Welcome to the “Sweet Sixteen” “No, we are not saying that.” Their resignations were A preliminary autopsy on submitted to Pakistani Men’s College Basketball Tournament Woolmer was inconclusive. President Gen. Pervez Cricket is beloved in Great Musharraf — the patron of the Britain and its former Pakistan board. 2007 Men’s NCAA Tournament Standings colonies, and Woolmer was “Ashraf faxed his resigna- one of the most respected tion last night and it’s now up These teams/advertisers are still in the running for the final four. Top four advertisers win coaches in the world. But to the patron whether he a price. And one lucky winner who picked the correct team will win $250! 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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 letters from horizontal rows, from left to right, under "Decoded Message" and make words to form the answer.

CHAOS GRID THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME 14 18 18 19 by Henri Arnold and Mike Argirion AJED 16 21 14 16 Unscramble these four Jumbles, AOJA one letter to each square, 17 17 13 15 REHM to form four ordinary words. 13 20 17 16 NIHN KOHCE CLUE: PROPHETS ORDER GRID 66 ©2007 Tribune Media Services, Inc. 66 All Rights Reserved.

20 66 I KETOS 16 19 66 AD 13 66 H 66 66 66 66 66 3/22/2007 DECODED MESSAGE: MISTUR

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82 2 6 74 HONS A: “ ” 23 57 54 30 HUAN (Answers tomorrow) 51 28 25 60 Jumbles: VIXEN MIDGE INDUCE VIABLE DSUM Yesterday’s 877790 Answer: Whether on board or on shore, a submarine ATRA crew can be — IN A “DIVE” 3/21/2007 Boyfriend feels his partner is pushing for commitment Dear Annie: Last night, my partner and I just kidding. I called Roz the next day, and she Roz no longer wants to be hugged or kissed, had a deep conversation and discovered we told me, “I said I don’t want any hugs and kiss- but it likely has nothing to do with your hus- have a problem. We’ve been together nearly a es, and your husband did it anyway.” My husband. Her announcement applied to everyone. year, and although we haven’t talked about ANNIE’S MAILBOX band has always greeted my sisters like this, as You aren’t going to get an apology for her out- marriage, she wants me to guarantee a long- he does his own sisters. My brothers-in-law burst, so forget about it. The next time your term commitment to her. I can’t do that, By Kathy Mitchell and Marcy Sugar always give me a hug and kiss, and I think husband sees her, he can greet her warmly because you never know what will happen nothing of it. I told Roz she could rest assured with, “Hello, Roz.” Dear Annie: I just read the letter from down the road. “down the road?” Someone better? my husband would never hug or kiss her again. I love her with all my heart and soul. I know I said I’d be happy to take all of his hugs. She “Powerless Mom,” whose daughter was des- Commitment always requires a leap of faith. perate for a boyfriend. My daughter was in the she is upset that I don’t believe in guarantees, We think you should examine your concerns replied, “I would appreciate that!” She never but she can’t come to terms with my point of apologized for her outburst. same boat for years, intensely focused on find- more thoroughly, so you can better understand ing a man. She finally took my advice, which view. It isn’t that I’m having second thoughts your motives. My husband is a gentleman and would never or anything like that. I am totally faithful. She do anything out of line. One of my other sisters was: “Focus on your female friends! Most of Dear Annie: At a recent family gathering, them have a brother, nephew, male cousin, son just wants something I can’t deliver now. we were all greeting one another as we usually called me the next day and said my husband I don’t know what to do. We have never could hug her anytime. or male acquaintance at work. Get girlfriends, do, and I heard my 62-year-old sister, “Roz,” and you’ll get boyfriends.” fought before. I hope you can help me. -- Stuck announce, “I don’t want any hugging and kiss- I do not want this to be a problem when we next get together, so please tell me how to han- She and her boyfriend of two years Between a Rock and a Hard Place ing.” As I turned, I noticed my husband move announced their engagement last year. She met Dear Stuck: You shouldn’t be forced into a to hug and kiss her cheek, as he has done for 38 dle it. Should my husband shake her hand? Am I wrong to expect an apology? Life is too short him through a woman she knew at a volunteer commitment you are not ready for, but we have years. She then became angry with him. job. -- Zoe’s Mom Roz was very cool toward me the rest of the for little things like this to come between fam- to ask -- if you love her, are totally faithful and ily members. -- Embarrassed by Sister’s Dear Zoe’s Mom: Great suggestion. And have been together nearly a year, why are you night. When we got home, I asked my husband we hope she found the volunteer work enrich- what happened, and he said he thought she was Behavior so reluctant to commit? What do you think is Dear Embarrassed: We don’t know why ing at the same time. 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EOE 300...Apartments Unfurnished 800 JUST LISTED! *Does not include price of ad DRIVERS $1000 212-07 160-07 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE LOST & HELP 3-22,27,29/07 3-8,15,22,29/07 10 NOTICES 30 FOUND 120 WANTED HIRING BONUS NOTICE OF PETITION TO ADMINISTER 156-07 211-07 SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA, BOOKKEEPER Golden State ESTATE 3-1,8,15,22/07 3-22,29,4-5,12/07 COUNTY OF MENDOCINO, UKIAH for small but compli- Overnight CASE NO.: SCUK CVPB ’07-25002 STATEMENT OF FICTITIOUS is hiring full & part- BRANCH BUSINESS NAME cated non-profit To all heirs, beneficiaries, creditors, contin- ABANDONMENT OF In the Matter of the Application of JOSEPH STATEMENT operation, incl. grant time drivers with in- gent creditors, and persons who may other- USE OF FICTITIOUS File No.: 2007-F0186 reporting & billings, sured, dependable wise be interested in the will or estate, or MARTIN BARRERA, a minor, by DAWNA BUSINESS NAME THE FOLLOWING A/P, multiple bank van or pickup both, of: IRENE MENTJOX COLEMAN, his/her parent, petitioner, for The following person ● ● PERSON(S) IS L( )( )K accounts, etc. Sal. w/shell for local A PETITION FOR PROBATE has been filed Change of Name. (persons) have aban- (ARE) DOING BUSI- Have I Got A $13-$17/hr, DOE, 5 to morning small by: ROSALIE M. MINSHALL in the Superior ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE FOR CHANGE doned the use of the NESS AS: CONTINUED 7 hrs wkly. Open until package delivery Court of California, County of Mendocino. OF NAME fictitious business EXTREME FOOD SUPPORT FOR Deal For You! routes based in name: AND BEVERAGE filled. Resume to Ukiah THE PETITION FOR PROBATE requests OUR TROOPS Hello I am Lewis Ukiah. Earn a com- Unlimited MENDOCINO 585 N. State St. United that: ROSALIE M. MINSHALL be appointed I am one of many Methodist Church: petitive wage plus No. SCUK CVPT ‘07 98711 HOUSING Ukiah, Ca 95482 as personal representative to administer the Vietnam Vets black adult animals [email protected] mileage reimburse- Date: Filed MARCH 2, 2007 PARTNERSHIP Phillip Rae estate of the decedent. Delahoyde at the Ukiah shelter or PO Box 323, Ukiah. ment plus addition- WHEREAS DAWNA COLEMAN, petitioner, 5850 Eastside /Legacy Vets X THE PETITION requests the decedent's will 1301 Sanford Ranch who will be on sale For job desc.: al reimbursement Calpella Rd. Motorcycle Club 462-3360 or and codicils, if any, be admitted to probate. as parent of applicant JOSEPH MARTIN Rd. this month. Did you for fuel cost. Ukiah, CA 95482 & www.ukiahumc.org The will and any codicils are available for ex- BARRERA, a minor, has filed a petition with Ukiah, CA 95482 know that black ani- Routes available Chris Browne This business is con- VFW Post 1900 amination in the file kept by the court. the clerk of this court for a decree changing mals stay in the BUSY OFFICE Mon-Fri. and Tues- 5850 Eastside ducted by an Individ- shelter much longer X THE PETITION requests authority to ad- applicant’s name from JOSEPH MARTIN ual. The registrant LOOKING FOR FT Sat. Benefits avail- Calpella Rd. Presents a than others? Our minister the estate under the Independent Ad- BARRERA commenced to trans- BOOKKEEPER. able including Ukiah, CA 95482 Spaghetti friends at the shel- ministration of Estates Act. (This authority will Laurie Browne act business under Must be computer lit- health coverage & to JOSEPH MARTIN COLEMAN ter want to help us allow the personal representative to take 5850 Eastside the fictitious business Dinner erate, detail oriented 401(k) with compa- IT IS ORDERED that all persons interested in name or names listed find homes so they many actions without obtaining court appro- Calpella Rd. For & have the ability to ny match. Contact the above matter appear in Department E of above on March 20, reduced our adop- val. Before taking certain very important ac- Ukiah, CA 95482 multi task. Steven Koller 866- this court, 100 N. State Street, Ukiah, Cali- 2007. Endorsed-Filed “GI Moms” tion fee. tions, however, the personal representative James Sobbizadeh Pay range $14-$16 779-7726 or fornia, on APRIL 27, 2007, at 9:30 a.m., or on March 20, 2007 at Cats can go home will be required to give notice to interested 671 Park Blvd. the Mendocino Coun- per hour with the fol- [email protected]. persons unless they have waived notice or as soon thereafter as the matter may be Ukiah, CA 95482 ty Clerks Office. Donated by for just $30 lowing benefits; 401k, Call Steven Koller consented to the proposed action). The inde- heard and show cause, if any, why the peti- Jeni Sobbizadeh /s/ Phillip Rae Zack’s and dogs for $40. health insurance,paid 866-779-7726. pendent administration authority will be grant- tion for change of name should not be grant- 671 Park Blvd. Delahoyde Restaurant & Please come to vacation & holidays. PHILLIP RAE Exp. carpenters with ed unless an interested person files an objec- ed. Ukiah, CA 95482 Catering. meet us at 298 Please submit re- DELAHOYDE tools for weekends tion to the petition and shows good cause The fictitious busi- Plant Rd. sume’ & cover letter IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that a copy of and after hours at why the court should not grant the authority. ness name referred 174-07 Saturday [email protected] this order to show cause be published in the Comfort Inn Project. A HEARING on the petition will be held on to above was filed in 3-8,15,22,29/07 April 28 4-8 PM or mail to Ukiah Daily Journal, a newspaper of general County on October FICTITIOUS HELP Contact Rick 391- APRIL 13, 2007 at 9:30 a.m. in Dept.: E, lo- Veteran’s Realty World Selzer circulation printed in Mendocino County, Cali- 13, 2005. This busi- BUSINESS NAME 120 WANTED 7923 or apply in per- cated at: COURTHOUSE, 100 N. State Memorial Building Realty Property ness was conducted STATEMENT Management son. 1220 Airport Street, Ukiah, CA 95482 fornia, once a week for four successive 239 Seminary Accountant I/II by a General Part- File No.: 2007-F0125 350 East Gobbi St. Park Blvd. across IF YOU OBJECT to the granting of the peti- weeks prior to the date set for hearing on the THE FOLLOWING Ave., Ukiah for E Center locat- nership. This state- Ukiah, Ca 95482. from Applebees. tion, you should appear at the hearing and petition. PERSON(S) IS ed in Ukiah. 40 Donations: Please No Phone Calls! Exp. Mechanic. Elec./ state your objections or file written objections ment was filed with (ARE) DOING BUSI- hrs/wk; benefits; DAWNA COLEMAN $10 Adults Carpenter F/T Hyd./Weld. with tools. with the court before the hearing. Your ap- the County Clerk of NESS AS: Level I: Associate 751 N. Bush Street #4 $5 children concrete exp pref. Benefits & training. pearance may be in person or by your attor- Mendocino County WINE WENCH ✔ Degree in account- Ukiah, CA 95482 on February 13, PRODUCTIONS/ Funds are Must have Clean DL 707- 463-1210 ney. ing & 4 yrs exp., or 2007. MANZANITA MOON used to purchase & drug test. 462-4331 IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR or a contingent (707)462-8146 equiv. college ac- Experienced Heavy /s/Laurie Browne 9281 Colony Drive items to send creditor of the deceased, you must file your /s/ Richard J. Henderson counting training. Carpenter Finish San Equip. Mechanic LAURIE BROWNE Redwood Valley, CA to our troops. claim with the court and mail a copy to the RICHARD J. HENDERSON Ramon Valley, Rental yard exp a 95470/ P.O. Box 295 GI Mom’s is a $14.13/hr with po- personal representative appointed by the Highly detailed Mill plus. Top pay, great JUDGE OF THE SUPERIOR COURT 171-07 Redwood Valley, CA “non-political tential up to court within four months from the date of first 95470 Work, Trim & panel benefits. Cloverdale 3-8,15,22,29/07 organization. $17.13/hr; Level II: issuance of letters as provided in section FICTITIOUS Susan Straight Bachelor’s Degree installation. Must 707-894-8880 210-07 462-4204 9100 of the California Probate Code. The BUSINESS NAME 9281 Colony Drive in accounting and 4 have exp & refc. Redwood Valley, CA 463-0672 Experienced Trans- time for filing claims will not expire before four 3-22,29,4-5,12/07 privilege wage STATEMENT 95470/ P.O. Box 295 yrs progressively mission R & R. Me- months from the hearing date noticed above. CITATION FOR PUBLICATION UNDER Job 415-459-2236 File No.: 2007-F0163 Redwood Valley, CA ❤ TIL THEY ALL ❤ responsible exp, or chanic. Mendocino YOU MAY EXAMINE the file kept by the WELFARE AND INSTITUTIONS CODE THE FOLLOWING equiv combination CASEWORKER F/T 95470 COME HOME Transmission. Must court. If you are a person interested in the es- David Straight See www.cttp.net for SECTION 366.23 PERSON(S) IS of training and exp. have tools. 463-2722 tate, you may file with the court a Request for 9281 Colony Drive job announcement/ Case No. SCUK-JVSQ-04-14158-01 (ARE) DOING BUSI- $15.59/hr with po- 709 N. State Street Special Notice (form DE-154) of the filing of NESS AS: Redwood Valley, CA LOST & tential up to application. Indian 1. To : Ralph D. Bundeson 95470/ P.O. Box 295 an inventory and appraisal of estate assets or CAPE COD 30 FOUND $18.99/hr; Contact: preference applies. and anyone claiming to be a parent of: Redwood Valley, CA of any petition or account as provided in Pro- CELLARS, HR @ 410 Jones Contact Colleen Pete Rachael Bundeson 95470 CATS! bate Code section 1250. A Request for Spe- ANDRETTI This business is con- Street, Ukiah, 468- 707-262-4404 cial Notice form is available from the court born on: May 3, 1992 CATS! SELECTIONS ducted by Husband 0194 Open until fil- CNAs (am&pm) New On-Call Teacher clerk. at: Oroville hospital, Oroville, CA 1400 Hwy 175 & Wife. The regis- led. EOE Day Care Aide wage scale. Hire on ATTORNEY FOR PETITIONER: 2. You are hereby notified that a hearing un- Hopland, CA 95449 trants commenced to CATS! Our Private Non- bonus. Pick up shift David E. Shell der Welfare and Institutions Code section Brutocao Cellars transact business un- Lots & Lots BARTENDER P/T Public School der the fictitious busi- bonuses. Cln fam.like 206 South Oak Street 1400 Hwy 175 Apply btwn 8am-4pm (North Haven) lo- 366.23 will be held on June 7, 2007 at time ness name or names of Found Cats atmosphere. Dawn or Ukiah, CA 95482 Hopland, CA 95449 Sun. thru Thurs. cated in Ukiah is 9:00 a.m. in Dept. G , located at Court House, listed above on If you’ve lost your cat Deana 462-1436 (707) 462-1896 Taylor’s Tavern 100 N. State Street, Ukiah, California 95482. This business is con- February 16, 2007. please go to Mendo- seeking to fill the ducted by a Limited 6951 East Rd. Come Work With following positions: 3. At the hearing the court will consider the Endorsed-Filed on cino County Animal Partnership. The February 16, 2007 at Rdwd Vly. 485-5108 Our Team with de- On-Call Spec. 199-07 recommendations of the social worker or pro- registrants com- the Mendocino Coun- Control, 298 Plant Rd BARTENDER velopmentally disa- Ed Teacher 3-21,22,28/07 bation officer. menced to transact ty Clerks Office. & ask to look at the w/serving exp. pref. bled adults. F/T, P/T to teach in the /s/Susan M. Straight NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF 4. The social worker or probation officer will business under the cats that have recent- Apply within in home setting. Pick classroom in the BEATRICE EUGENIA MANNIX SUSAN M. ly been brought in as Ukiah Garden Cafe up application 1000 recommend that your child be freed from your fictitious business STRAIGHT absence of the per- No. SCUKCVPB 07-24992 name or names listed lost cats. Benbow Inn and Sanford Ranch Rd. manent teacher. SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA, legal custody so that the child may be adopt- above on March 1, Found in Ukiah Benbow RV & Ukiah or call 468-9331 Req: Must possess COUNTY OF MENDOCINO ed. If the court follows the recommendation, 1. Lynx Point Siamese In the Matter of THE BEATRICE EUGENIA all your parental rights will be terminated. 2007. Endorsed-Filed Golf Resort COOK or qualify for a CA NOTICES 2. Female Seal Pt. teaching credential MANNIX LIVING TRUST, 1999 5. You are required to be present at the hear- on March 6, 2007. at 10 Southern Humboldt’s Fast paced environ- the Mendocino Coun- ADOPTIONS & Siamese only Four-Diamond in special educa- (Dated October 8, 1999) ing, to present evidence, and you will have ment. Exp. pref. but BEATRICE EUGENIA MANNIX, Deceased. ty Clerks Office. FOSTER CARE 3. Black Tabby female. Resort will be accept- not nec. Apply within tion. Notice is hereby given to the creditors and the right to be represented by an attorney. If /s/Leonard J. True to Life Children's 4. Siamese neut. male ing applications on Schat’s Bakery Day Care Aide you do not have an attorney and cannot af- Services seeks families. 5. Fem. black long hair to assist the Day contingent creditors of the above-named De- Brutocao Friday March 16th 113 W. Perkins, Ukiah Reimbursement, training North of Ukiah cedent, that all persons having claims against ford to hire one, the court will appoint an at- LEONARD J. and 23rd and Satur- ask for Lisa or Phil Care Manager with the decedent are required to file them with the torney for you. BRUTOCAO & professional support 1. Orange & white long day March 17th and child supervision, provided. 463-1100 haired spayed female. COOK WANTED Superior Court, County of Mendocino, 100 173-07 24th from 10am to and development of 6. If the court terminates your parental rights, #236800809 Calpella P/T. Apply in person. North State Street, Room 108, Ukiah, Califor- 3-8,15,22,29/07 2pm in the lobby of materials and activ- nia 95482, and mail or deliver a copy to DA- the order may be final. 1. Black spayed female, 105 Pomeroy Dr. FICTITIOUS the Benbow Inn. ities. Req: Must be VID L. LAMPERT, as Trustee of THE BEA- 7. The court will proceed with this hearing long hair Dennys Both seasonal and 21 yrs old, with TRICE EUGENIA MANNIX LIVING TRUST, BUSINESS NAME Redwood Valley No phone calls whether or not you are present. year around positions H.S. diploma or 1999 (Dated October 8, 1999), wherein the STATEMENT 1. Neut. male Black & please. Date: March 19, 2007 File No.: 2007-F0126 are available. Retire- GED equivalency; decedent was a Trustor, at PASSALACQUA, C white tabby short hair. DIESEL /s/Benjamin D. Stough, Clerk ment Plan, employee E.C.E units or an MAZZONI, GLADDEN, LOPEZ & MARAVI- THE FOLLOWING 3. Flame Pt. Siamese MECHANIC by /s/Stephanie Dunken, Deputy PERSON(S) IS meal and other year Associate’s degree GLIA, LLP, 1201 Vine Street, Suite 200, P.O. L If your cat is Excel. pay, good around benefits. is prefd. A minimum Box 455, Healdsburg, California 95448-0455, (ARE) DOING BUSI- missing come & benefits. 3 yrs. min. within the later of four (4) months after the NESS AS: Some housing is of six months expe- +L(●)(●)K+ exp. Good DMV date of the first publication of notice to cred- 213-07 A available. Incentive rience working in a RED WOLF record. 462-6721 itors or, if notice is mailed or personally deliv- 3-22,27/07 FINE ART, pay for Housekeep- childcare center is Human Resources ered to you, thirty (30) days after the date this NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING RED WOLF FINE S FOUND Love bird ing Positions. Come a plus. Data Technician notice is mailed or personally delivered to NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Ukiah ART GALLERY on 3/17, green/yellow check us out. Competitive salary you, or you must petition to file a late claim as for E Center a non- City Council will conduct a Public Hearing at 10851 East Road w/ peach face, *Activities Director & benefits. provided in Section 19103 of the Probate S profit in Ukiah; 40 Potter Valley, CA 468-5841 *Experienced Line Fax resumes to: Code. A claim form may be obtained from the the regular meeting of Wednesday, April 4, hrs/week; benefits; 95469 Cooks 877.382.7617 court clerk. For your protection, you are en- 2007, at 6:15 p.m. or as soon thereafter as strong computer & John McKeithen I Want to help *Restaurant Servers AES is an EOE. couraged to file your claim by certified mail, the matter may be heard in the Council organizational skills 10851 East Road some youngsters? & Assistants with return receipt requested. Chambers located at 300 Seminary Avenue a must. Associate DATED: February 26, 2007 Potter Valley, CA F Perhaps you cannot *Dishwashers Large Independent Degree in human PASSALACQUA, MAZZONI, GLADDEN, Ukiah, CA, for the purpose of adjusting the 95469 *Bellman Shop, has two have a kitten or pup- svcs, business or LOPEZ & MARAVIGLIA, LLP fees for the Ukiah Municipal golf Course. The This business is con- *Night Auditor immediate openings I py in your life perma- related field or By: MARK L. GLADDEN, draft fee schedule is available for inspection ducted by an Individ- *Front Desk Clerks for Journeyman lev- nently. Young shelter equivalent of educ Attorney for DAVID L. LAMPERT, Trustee at the Ukiah Civic Center (300 Seminary ual. The registrant *Maintenance/ el mechanics. Wag- animals often need and exp; bilingual Law Offices of PASSALACQUA, MAZZONI, commenced to trans- E Grounds Keeping es neg. $18-25/hr Ave.) and the Ukiah Municipal Golf Course (English/Spanish) GLADDEN, LOPEZ & MARAVIGLIA, LLP act business under foster homes for a *Housekeeping based on exp. Good 9599 Park Blvd.). Oral or written presenta- preferred not re- 1201 Vine Street, Suite 200 the fictitious business few weeks before *Relief Maitre d’ benes., poss. of ad- P.O. Box 455 tions can be made by any interested person D quired; $14.13/hr name or names listed they are ready for Apply in person; take vancement. Please Healdsburg, CA 95448-0455 at the hearing. You are encouraged to dis- w/potential up to above on February adoption. With kitten the Benbow Exit off fax or bring resume Telephone: (707) 433-3363 S $17.23/hr. cuss the proposed revisions, express any 16, 2007. Endorsed- Highway 101 to the to: 3521 A Facsimile (707) 433-3606 season approaching More info contact: views you may have, or request additional in- Filed on February Benbow Inn N. State St. Ukiah MARK L. GLADDEN 468-3535 the need is great. Human Resources, formation from the Ukiah City Clerk, Ukiah 16, 2007 at the Men- Help Wanted Fax: 462-6124 State Bar No. 65934 or Please call Sage to 410 Jones Street, Attorneys for DAVID L. LAMPERT, Trustee Civic Center, 300 Seminary Avenue, Ukiah, docino County Clerks all positions at board- Must have clean 468-3536 Ukiah, 468-0194. 3/21, 3/22, 3/28/07 Office. or find out how you can ing and grooming DMV. Phone: CA 95482, (707) 463-6213 Deadline 3/27/07. CNS-1105572# /s/ John McKeithen 468-3529 be a foster home. facility. Apply at 462-0262 Gail Peterson, City Clerk. EOE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL JOHN MCKEITHEN 467-6453 976 Mazzoni St. 12- THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 2007 THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL

HELP HELP HELP HELP HELP HELP APARTMENTS WANTED TO GARAGE MOTOR- 120 WANTED 120 WANTED 120 WANTED 120 WANTED 120 WANTED 120 WANTED 300 UNFURNISHED 380 SHARE RENT 590 SALES 620 CYCLES LIKE On-site Resident SATELLITE Therapist 20 hrs/wk er literacy. Full time 1bd.+extra rm. S. Room w/cbl/frg w/d, DONATIONS We buy used motor- Manager Team TECHNICIANS Ukiah. Assesment, position with health, State St. area. New kit, bth priv. N/S/P/D cycles & ATVS CHILDREN? NEEDED The team is responsi- Largest Dish Network crisis intervention, dental, paid vacation carpets/paint. No- fem pref. $475 + dep. At the new Senior Paid for or not. Call This might be ble for day-to-day op- Regional Service brief therapy, and and profit sharing. pets, N/S, waterbeds. util incl. 462-9225 Center Thrift Store. David at Motosports the job for you. eration of a 60-unit Provider on the West case management Hourly wage depend- $675+sec. 462-8273 Will pick up furniture 462-8653 FIRE MARSHAL/ CHILDCARE complex in Willits for Coast has immediate with Juvenile Hall ing on experience. MUSICAL Beautifully renovat- 467-0110 Harley Davidson ‘98 DIVISION CHIEF: WORKERS, seniors. Includes openings for satellite residents. Also, com- Navarro Vineyards INSTRUMENTS ed 1br. in tiny Victori- 410 Road King Classic, City of clerical duties, pro- installation techni- prehensive outpatient H.R. P.O. box 47, FREE GARAGE ALL SHIFTS. an on West side nr. Antique upright piano very low mi., loaded Healdsburg F/T 4 day week. gram specific sup- cians. Truck and mental health serv- Philo, CA 95466 SALE SIGNS. dwntwn. W/D, N/P w/bench, Durand with x-tras, exc. Salary range: Starting salary port, and routine tools preferred. Valid ices with children, fax 707-895-9501, Realty World Selzer N/S. $975/mo. + utils brand, carved front, cond., $15,900. $7228-$8269 $9.40 per hour. maintenance of CA DL and DMV youth and their fami- [email protected] Realty. 350 E. Gobbi + dep. 468-0248 ivory keys $450. 468-5696 per month, plus On call $9 per hour. apartments, grounds printout req. Compet- lies. Strong potential 894-5257 wkdys, MOVING SALE LEE KRAEMER AUTO PARTS & excellent benefit Qualifications: and facilities. Salary itive pay, full benefits, for expanding outpa- SALES HELP 894-2970 eves. Lots of package. The Fire Pass medical and Range DOQ: 401k. No exp. neces- tient component of 130 WANTED PROPERTY MGMT Everything! 630 ACCESSORIES Marshal/Division Spacious 1bd1ba. drug exam, TB test, Resident Manager sary. Pd. training. position. Requires COMPUTER 643 Ellen Lynn 4 wheels 265/75R16 Chief is a manage- $750. 420 BOATS criminal back- Maintenance Drug test and back- LCSW, MFT, or OPERATOR Redwood. Valley. w/new Goodrich tires, ment level position POOL, LAUNDRY, 23 ft Dorsett Boat & ground check and $12,303.20-$18,179.20. ground check may be Clinical Psychologist -Night Shift Off West Rd. rugged trail TA M&S in the Fire Depart- CARPORTS Trailer. Full equip. have valid Cal. Resident Manager req. Fax resumes to: licensure, or regis- The Savings Bank Sat. 8-2 for F250 Ford. $480. ment that performs No Section 8. for salmon fishing. Drivers license. Occupancy (707) 277-7477 tered intern status. of Mendocino Call 894-5257 wkdys, technical & admin- 463-2134 Fully tarped. Loads of Moving-Sun. 8-? GREAT NEW $9588.80-$14,164.80. or email us at Excellent benefits. County is seeking 894-2970 eve. istrative work in MEDICAL, DENTAL, [email protected] Modern cozy 2bd. extras. Would have 1310 S. Dora. Like 20 hrs per wk ea. Position open until applicants to fill the 4X4'S planning, organiz- VISION PKG. 2-bedroom apart- filled. Job description/ wtr. garb. pd. Caport. to see to appreciate. new, hot tub, freezer, SECRET position of Comput- FOR SALE ing & directing the matching 403B ment included. For required application $800/mo.Only $400 O/B, I/B, inline 6 cyl. refrig. Lots more! 650 SHOPPERS er Operator - Night operations of the TSA Plan, paid holi- complete job descrip- (707) 463-4915. dep. 232 Mason St. eng. 462-8246 Ford Bronco II ‘86 To Evaluate Local Shift. Performs Muliti-family 13101 Fire Prevention and days & vacation, tion & application Ukiah 433-4040 175K. Runs great. Business. Flex hrs, TRUE TO LIFE night shift operation Bayliner, Capri Tomki Rd. Sat 9-3 New tires & battery CUPA/Hazardous paid training’s, on contact CDC at 463- NEWER Training Provided CHILDREN’S of the computer Series, 1987, $4000 hshld items, excer- Materials programs. duty meals. 5462 ex 101 or email $1500. 468-1663 and all related 2 BEDROOM. New interior, upgrad- cise equip. Furniture. The Fire Marshal FREE Co-op Day narvaezm@ 800-585-9024 ext SERVICES equipment accord- DW\Garage+pool TRUCKS also plays an Care Provided cdchousing.org EOE 6520 seeks 2 additional ed trailer, maint. homes for Shelter ing to instructions $850 mo. 463-2325 kept up. 462-5755 Orvamaae 670 FOR SALE integral role in the Apply: Open until filled. Secretary for law Emmerson Estate Care program detailed within run PARK PLACE Project Truck - ‘66 operation of the TRINITY YOUTH office. Excel. salary & WANTED Sale, to benefit Arca- P/T disabled adult Applicants need to manuals and op- 1 bd. $750-$775 Chevy 3/4 T. 396 department, fre- SERVICES medical benefits. Fax have at least 1 spare 450 TO BUY ta Fire Building Fund. caretaking. $12/hr. 3 erational proce- 2 bdr. $850 TH $950. eng., camp. shl + 283 quently directing & 915 W. Church St. resume to 462-2731 bdrm to house a child Cash for junk cars 631 9th Street, dys. wk. Tue. Thrs. dures. Executes all Pool/garg. 462-5009 eng. Many parts. Not assuming com- or on line@ for up to 30 days. Call for details. Arcata, March 31st Sun 4p-7p 468-8658 Seeking workers scheduled jobs, running. Make offer. mand of fires & www.trinityys.org Guaranteed monthly Spacious 2bd1ba. Se habla Espanol. 8am-6pm, throughout allotment. Generous monitors system 462-6196, 489-4605 other emergency w/W/D. N/P. WTR., 546-7553 April 1st 8am-2pm. P/T R.N. Ukiah Mendocino County. increase upon place- performance and incidents & rotates Local Delivery GARB. PD. $900. Call 707-825-2000 CARS Senior Center. Adult In-Home Respite - ment. Income tax-ex- produces night shift Duty Officer cover- Driver 462-8600 680 FOR SALE Day Health Care. $7.90 p/hr. empt. Exp. with chil- logs. Performs oth- APPLIANCES age with the Fire class C Lic., Pleasant wk. environ- dren req. Parents will 460 Sat 8-3, Sun 8-12 Chevy Monte Carlo Behavior Respite er production func- Spacious 2bd1ba. GE SELF-CLEANING Chief and Training 4-10 hr days, ment. 707-462-4343 receive training, + So- 435 Cochrane Ave. ‘73 350-V8 P-seat, $10.50 p/hr. tions such as batch w/W/D. N/P. WTR., GAS/PROPANE Officer. For addi- week-ends off, cial Worker, in-home Spring Sale AC. Exc cond. Smog ex. 111 Provide meaningful printing, data entry, GARB. PD. $900. OVEN RANGE tional information P/U applications at support & respite. Lots-O-Goodies! exempt. $4,900 OBO batch reconciliation, 462-8600 including: benefits, Perm. PT stocker interaction and quali- Need 1 or 2-parent $799 NEW! Pleasant View media library main- 462-9492 qualifications & Must work weekends. ty care for children homes, with 1 parent Spacious 2bd. Pool. Rarely used Sat 9-1 422 Jones Dairy home full time. Home tenance. A.S. de- MITS, Galant ES ‘00, educational require- (800)735-4503 ext and adults with de- H20, trash pd. $750. $500 or best St. Ukiah. Lots of 1951 N. State St. with no more than 1 gree in Computer V6, Pwr. windows & ments request an 228. Good pay. velopmental disabili- Also 1bd. $650. Ht. clothes some Ukiah, 462-5260 biological child con- Science (or techni- offer 456-9927 locks, A.C., good application packet ties (some with be- sidered. AC Pd. N/P. 462-6075 furniture, Bikes. etc... PEST CONTROL cal school certifi- cond., $5,000 from the LOOKING FOR havior challenges.) Retirees invited to Maytag stackable TECH cate in computer 467-2746 City of SUPERVISOR All workers are re- apply. Contact TLC large capacity wash- Sat. 8-2 BRANCH 11 EXP. related training) or Healdsburg in children’s residen- quired to attend staff 707-463-1100 er and dryer, look 701 PT Cruiser ‘01 Ltd TOP PAY Lic#236800809 two years Informa- Personnel Office, tial facility. BA/BS trainings. CDL/Insur- and work great. West Clay St. Ed. 148k . AC, sunrf. pref. Supervisory BENEFITS, 401K ance, TB, CPR/First tion Technology $450.00. obo Great cond. $5200 401 Grove Street, UUSD has the follow- exp. req. Full bene- 800-244-1176 Aid, criminal record work experience 463-0566 or Thurs. & Fri. 8-2 o.b.o. 707-292-2302 Healdsburg, CA ing position open for UKIAH fits. Excel. pay. Fax check req. Costs pd and financial indus- 272-9276 1601 Boonville Rd. 95448. Phone PEST CONTROL the 07/08 term at Subaru Forester X resume to 463-6957 by Families United. try experience pre- Sears garage door 707-431-3322. The TECH. Ukiah High: MOVE IN SPECIAL USED ‘05 A/T 59k new batt Maintenance◆◆◆ Work is PT/FT. ferred. Salary: openers, eng. stand, job announcement, BRANCH 11 EXP. at 1416 S. State St. APPLIANCES & tires. Good cond. Health Ins., Mileage. Varsity Girls $2338-3508 per band saw, press, supplemental TOP PAY 3bd2ba. townhse. & FURNITURE. $13,700 467-9085 Francis Coppola Contact Families Volleyball Coach month DOE. Dead- compressors, trans- questionnaire and BENFITS, 401K Guaranteed. 485-1216 Winery United - Respite at ($3400). Must be line to apply: Fri- missions, tools, car Subaru Outback ‘02. city application can 800-244-1176 140 Zinfandel is currently 1-800-640-3992 or certified in CPR & 1st day, March 23, MISC. parts, ‘66 Chev. PU. 2.5L, 5spd, 46Kmi., also be obtained on 1bd1ba. $660 recruiting for the Private forestry 707-263-3921. Aid; fingerprinting & 2007 at 4 p.m. to FOR SALE misc. furn. gun safe, orig. owner. Dark red. our website at Hud OK. 480 following positions: consulting Co. seeks TB clearance req’d. obtain an applica- misc. books, etc www.ci.healds Highway Products New tires. $12,900 FT Forestry Tech. Shift Leader: Apply w/Personnel tion, call Chandler burg.ca.us. low-side tool box. 462-9405 •Landscape Super- Sal. DOE. Good Grocery Dept. Asst. UUSD, 925 N. State Foster at 707-462- CENTURY 21 Yard Sale - Sat Application Paid $600 sacrifice COMMERCIAL visor vehicle suitable for Groc. Mgr to oversee St. 463-5208 EEO 6613 or apply in Les Ryan Realty 2 Family deadline is Friday, $350. Bowflex $75, REAL ESTATE •Maint. Helper woods req. Resume buying, receiving, UUSD has the follow- person at 200 N. Property Management 3/24 9-1pm 745 April 6, 2007. large dog carrier $30. to [email protected] or merchandising, etc. ing positions open for 468-0463 377 Warren Dr. FOR LEASE /Painter School St., Ukiah, 462-5027 call 707-485-7211 X 23 For application & job the 07/08 term at Avail. June 1st, 12K •Bottling Mechanic CA 95482. REC VEH FRAMERS Please send resumes Program description contact: Ukiah High: EEO AA m/f/v/d Hot Tub ‘07 Deluxe sq ft., good parking, WANTED Ukiah Natural Foods Varsity Girls 610 CAMPING in town. 462-4344 and salary require- Manager/Job 320 DUPLEXES Model. Many jets. 489-2750 ments to: Development 721 S. State St. Basketball Coach Therapy seat. 2001 Mallard 27FT SERVICES 2bd1ba. Rwd. Vly. travel trailer, 6ft slide LOTS & Email: Specialist (Willits) SHIPPING & ($3800). Warranty. Never FUEL & PROPANE OFFERED out, surround and 760 ACREAGE employment@ffc Supervise satellite RECEIVING CLERK Jr. Varsity Girls’ 200 N/S. $800/mo. + used. Can deliver. BOBTAIL DRIVERS cassette, sleeps 20 ac. Rwd. Vly. presents.com office & staff, case for Lampson Tractor. Basketball Coach High weed mow- sec. 462-5159 Worth $5700. Sell F/T. Benefits. Fair ($2600). 6, good cond. Hillside. Oak trees, Fax: (707) 857-1756 manage, job devel- 30 hrs. wk. ing, rototilling. Completely Remod. $1750 with new salary. Apply Eel Must be certified in $10,900.00 OBO un-developed. $250K Or mail to: PO Box op, coordinate Clean DMV, over 18, Michael 468-9039 Immac. 3 bd 1 1/4 ba cover. 707-766-8622 River Fuels, 3371 N. CPR & 1st Aid; 462-1755 Blandford RE 391-7612 1026, Geyserville, training, counsel- some computer skills. gar, yd,N/P $1025 KD Swimming Pool State St. Ukiah CA 95441 ing. Prefer degree fingerprinting & TB QUIET COUPLE ◆◆◆ Growth potential. /mo + dep. 391-5852 16x4 rnd. Ladder, so- 1992 20 ac. Rwd. Vly. GENERAL OFFICE w/related work exp. clearance req’d. LOOKING FOR Hillside. Oak trees, Mature grounds 707-463-1210 lar cvrs, vacuum sys. CPU/Customer or equiv. comb of Apply w/Personnel CHEAP RENTAL. Hopland-1 unit in 4 26’ PROWLER un-developed. $250K keeper/handyperson Support Assistant 2 pumps. Gd cond. Service exp. req. educ. & exp. neces- UUSD, 925 N. State WE WILL CARE- plex. 2bd1ba. On FLEETWOOD Blandford RE 391-7612 for disabled senior. $850. 462-9295 Career position, sary for job knowl- motivated, superior St. 463-5208 EEO TAKE LAND OR First St. Free lndry. 5th WHEEL Flex. P/T Clear Eng- social and adminis- Like new Caldera w/vacation, holi- edge & skills. F/T Waitress/House- ANIMALS IN fac $650+dep.468-8083 Oven, refrig., lish No drugs, alcohol trative skills, please Spa, Model Cumber- REAL ESTATE days, benefits, 8-5 Regular $17.05/hr- keeper day hrs. EXCHANGE. WE microwave, 770 or smoking 463-0467 Rwd Vly. 1 bdrm land W/ozone, M-F, must be able $20.72/hr w/bene- email resume 7am-1:45pm.Please HAVE ONE DOG. 1990 Elm. 1500sqft w/small yard & appl., 110/220, Steps, clean in & out. to lift up to 50 lbs, fits. Job description/ [email protected] apply in person 621-2097 4bdrm., renovated. Mendocino wtr, grb, elec. pd. Easy lift cover sys- Great condition. good working job application TEACHERS for E 1199 S. Dora St. Fenced yd. $359,000 Gas heat. Ref. Req. tem $2200.00 cond., w/estab., County avail. MPIC: 631 S. Center’s Migrant Must Sell! 11 acres, solar heat- Welder/Millwright BUSINESS No dogs, 1st & clean- OBO 463-6695 stable company. Health & Orchard, Ukiah, CA Head Start in ed hm., 3bdrm, 2ba, (Ukiah) Knowledge 250 RENTALS ing dep. Req. No. sec $6,500 OBO Salary range: Human Services 707-467-5900, TDD Cloverdale; New Steel Building + sec unit, 15 min to of various fabrication Banquet Hall & 8. $750/mo.485-7949 707-489-6569 or $9-$13 + bonus. 1-800-735-2929; 40 hrs/wk; Benefits; by US Metal Craft. Uk, $600k. Agency techniques. FT Kitchen Ukiah Senior 707-485-5277 Send resume to EOE, App. dead- 6 mo/yr; Bilingual HOMES Open Ends. 30x60. Blandford RE 391-7612 Fax 707-485-1323 Center 499 Leslie St. 1268 S. State St. line: Open till filled. (Eng/Span) re- 330 FOR RENT 18’ 4” top center. Social Welding/Fabrication ‘04 Aljo Rampage quired; must have 462-4343 1bd. Rwd. Vly. $14,500/bo. WE BUY Shop seeks respon- 260 Toy Hauler. HAIRSTYLIST Services Branch Reception/Office valid CA drivers w/shop. $850/mo. + Fork Lift $1600/bo. sible person. Welding 30ft. 489-5299 HOUSES!!! Bilingual. Maseus, Currently Position license; Level I: COMMERCIAL $850 dep. Private. 279-1365 Manicurist/Pedicurist, recruiting for: & mechanic exp. a LEASE UKIAH (707) 462-9000 24 hrs week. Seeking $11.08 with poten- 485-1848, 621-1307 POOL TABLE all VW ‘87 Westfalia Body Piercer, Tattoo plus. Fax resume 2030 Industry Rd. or visit us @ experienced self tial up to $13.50; 24 accessories. Antique Good cond. Artist. Apps at ■ Senior Staff 707-485-5532. 2- 2500 sq. ft. norcalbuyshouses.com starter, organized, ECE units & 16 GE 586 oak Good cond.$900. $11,000. 1280 S. State, Ukiah. Services Analyst WINERY & FARM 953 N. State St. computer literate, units with “C” or OBO 462-4343 x 101 462-4022 Info 707-489-3016 (Information and responsible. better & min 1 yr. MAINTENANCE 2000 sq. ft. N. State St. Hazardous Waste Communication Good communication exp.; Level II: MECHANIC Melanie 707-485-1328 Cozy 1 bd., Reflections Vol. II Officer) skills-orally and in $12.21 with poten- Anderson Valley. Ukiah Daily Technician COMMERCIAL 1 ba. house NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS ■ Account Clerk writing. Professional tial up to $14.88; Responsibilities in- Journal has 4 Gov’t agency. Oper- RESIDENTIAL & Supervisor appearance, cheerful AA Degree in ECE clude preventive w/small yard books left. The FOR FAMILY HOUSING COMPLEX ate haz waste collec- OFFICE SPACE tions. Package haz ■ Senior Nurse & outgoing. Include & 1 yr. exp; maintenance and re- located cost is $9.95 each. 1, 2 AND 3 BEDROOM UNITS pair of winery and AVAILABLE Call 468-3500 waste. Recycle paint. Case Manager references with re- Level III: $13.47 For recorded Listings, downtown. ■ bottling line equip- 590 S. School St. Illegal trash cleanup. Nurse Case sume to HR Manager with potential up to Call 462-1840 Ext. 195 McCarty Manor Apts. Manager P.O. Box 1290, $16.41; BA degree ment, automotive, $700/mo. Clean DMV only. $14 741 Waugh Lane • Ukiah start, benefits. Call For further info go Ukiah, CA 95482 in ECE or Child tractor, implement, FREE MONTH RENT Call Realty World Residential wheel- Mike 468-9710 or to:www.mss.ca.gov Red Fox Casino Dev & 1 yr exp; and frost engines. WAREHOUSE/ Selzer Realty chair lift, $500, 1986 to: “Career Opportu- Maintain equipment YF-60 kids 4-wheel- Hud subsidy for low income pick up app at 101 NOW HIRING Contact HR LIGHT MFG. 468-0411 nities” or call the 1128 Yuba St., repair records. Elec- er, runs good, $300. applicants. Some 1 bedroom W. Church #9 Ukiah. MCDSS Jobline: ● Kitchen 171 D. Brush St. Marysville; trical and mechanical 3750 sq. ft. 50x75 63 ac. Willits with 972-2756 Hospice Services of 707-467-5866 ● Tech units are equipped for 530-741-2995; troubleshooting skills 3 10’ loading doors, trailer off grid for SPA ‘07 30 jets. Lake County All close 4/6/07. ● Security, deadline 5 pm and experience re- sm a/c office, sec. & lease. Avl. 4/1. 463- Therapy seat. Never mobility impaired seeks Bereavement ● Cashiers NCO Head Start - April 2, 2007. EOE quired. Knowledge of phone systems in, 2914 ask for Bret used. Warr.Can del. Counselor/Volunteer ● Night floor individuals. Ukiah HVAC, Solar electric ample parking, exc. $2850 468-4300 Coordinator. BA/BS manager RUSTIC HOME 700 HS Asst/Associate The Hopland Band of systems, Spanish lighting. 468-5176 Apply at office: 9am-noon, Mon.-Fri. degree in Social ● Exp. promotions sq ft. on beautiful 80 PETS & Tchr I-II - Must have Pomo Indians has and computer litera- lv mes. or call 468-0229 TDD 800-735-2929 Work, Psychology or 6 Core CDV units. & marketing immediate openings cy. Full time position acres. 12 mi. W. Uk., 500 SUPPLIES related field. Grief person. for Compliance Pond, yr lease, $8.80/hr. Assoc. I-II- with health, dental, SHOP/WAREHOUSE German Sheps. 1F, Equal Housing and group facilitation, Must have 12 Core Friendly attitude Inspector. Must paid vacation and 4950+/- sq.ft. $1075/mo. 17 wks. Protective, Opportunity public speaking. CDV units & 6 mos. helpful. Willing to uphold a high level of profit sharing. Hourly Shared fenced yard 462-4488 well mannered, pret- FT/Benefits. EOE train. 984-6800 ECE exp. $10.32- confidentiality. Famili- wage depending on Great N. Ukiah Loc. WANTED ty. $800. 275-9477 Send resume to $11.28/hr DOQ & or come in for arity with Gaming experience. 370 TO RENT Jack Russell HSLC 1717 S Main exp. All Sp/Eng. Bil application. Regulations prefer- Navarro Vineyards DOWNTOWN Considerate Terriers, 2 females, Lkpt, CA 95453, pref + Bene’s. Must 200 Cahto Dr. red, but not required. H.R. P.O. Box 47 1600+/-sqft Ofc. Ste. renter/worker. 1 male. FOR RENT Attn; Jon Plante, HR complete NCO appl. Laytonville Must be able to write Philo, CA 95466, Hi-traffic loc. Parking. Referances avail. Call 707-279-8411. ●●●●●●●● a clear, precice re- fax 707-895-9501, INSURANCE & include transcripts, Call Mary 743-1959 Ukiah Busy professional 800-606-5550x302. Now offering port. Drug testing and [email protected] MEDICAL OFFICE Jack Russell firm seeks personal Closes: 5 PM 3/26 employee background checks Work in China. or RETAIL Single elementary Puppy Adorable Studios $590-$600 lines service support (Postmarks not ac- insurance after are req. For app. info. Teachers: Preschool S. Orchard school teacher from male. 972-8111 Call (707) 744-1647 1 to 2bed Apts. $525-$900 receptionist. Strong cepted.). EOE $48k/yr.Elementary 3400+-sq. ft. local business family Looking to Breed 90 days. ext. 1342 or email communication, NEW EXCITING $60k/yr. Resume to: Parking. desires studio, 1bd., AKC male Gold Ret. 3bed/2ba house $1250 [email protected] clerical skills & recent POSITION WORK- RNs & LVNs Box 1913 Ukiah Gao or ? Very reasonable Hips cert. Blond, lrg, office experience ING WITH KIDS Days. Clean family WINERY LEE KRAEMER rent. Caretaking posi- very smart. 485-5745 Redwood Valley required. Full Time, 6 wks pd vacation Ukiah tion? Contact Lani like environment. CELLAR WORKER Real Estate Broker Mon.-Fri. Competitive 403 B. Small home- 858-336-1261 or 1bed cottage $800 Hire on bonus. Daily Journal Anderson Valley 468-8951 like environment, 510 LIVESTOCK compensation & ben- Call Deana or Dawn 590 S. School St. Responsibilities in- 462-3442 pets negotiable good pay & bens. APARTMENTS HORSE PASTURE efits. Email resume 462-1436 clude cellar sanita- Wanted: Studio or to resumes@ Starting sal $11.76+ Circulation 300 UNFURNISHED Near Ukiah. Trails, 3 bed/1.5ba house $1250 START WORKING tion, racking, fork lift Room w/priv. bath hr. On the job train- arena, lots of extras. nwinsure.com Clerk driving, filtration, bar- 1 bd sunny cottage, in Ukiah. Call Kim ing prov. Flex. F/T, NOW! Call Sheli, 462-4784 MOUNTAIN VIEW Customer service, reling, bottling line Boonville. Sml, clean, 707 937-4735 Office Space P/T pos. avail.Fax Estab. in 1988, 3 typing, phones and propane. $750. No ASSISTED operation, light me- Mini Horse. 7 yrs. LIVING resume to 463-6957 locations. no exper- computer skills a chanical maint- dogs. 895-3938 WANTED TO Westside Ukiah plus. Must have Very sweet, gentle. (senior housing) ience needed. Train- enance, crushing and 380 SHARE RENT Now Hiring: Grave- clean DMV. M-F $250 firm. 1190sq.ft. $1250 ing provided. Drug 1 br $600. + dep. $450/mo. Sleeping NOW HIRING yard Cooks, Servers, 10:30 am-6:30 pm. processing grapes. 485-6547 test, cannabis not N/P N/sec.8 Clean, room w/kit. priv. Utils Potter Valley $600 ● Med. Assistant & Dishwashers Pick up application At least one season tested. Good DMV, Nice Location. incl. N/S, N/D, N/P. GARAGE ● Resident Aides Please apply @ at front desk or of winery-related no theft or assault fax resume to To view 472-0322 Sec. dep. 468-5556 SALES ● Cook - Part time Jensens Restaurant work with a passion 590 Application and information at: convictions. Assist 707-468-5780. and desire to learn. 1010 Maple Ave. Sat. & Sun. 8-5 pm 1550 Lovers Lane. 1&2bd Apts. availa- Large room in house Beverly Sanders Realty developmentally For information call High school diploma Sat. 9-3 wash. & elec Wage DOE No phone calls 707-468-3534. ble on 351 N. Main $525/mo., $525 dep. disabled at home or GED required. dry, elec. hot wtr htr, 320 S. State Street Apply at 1343 S. please. FT/Benefits $765/$850/mo, privt bth, util incl. and on outings. Spanish and comput- newer. Sofa, Misc. (707) 462-5198 Dora St. Ukiah Call 485-5168 package included. no pets. 462-4759 718-2110 THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 2007 -13 SSERVICEERVICE DDIRECTORYIRECTORY SKIN CARE CONSTRUCTION LANDSCAPING CONSTRUCTION HANDYMAN Natural Radiance Sangiacomo Escobar Services All types of home repair, Skin Care Landscape remodeling, construction, • Waxing • Facials Lic. #367676 window & door repair, Bridal & Evening Event Make-Ups carpentry & tile • Back Treatments • Consult • Design Can fix almost anything. Fruit Enzyme & Glycolic • Install J.C. Enterprises Serving Ukiah, Skin Peels Foundation to finish Lic. #871755 Redwood Valley, Santa Rosa & San Francisco Exclusive Line Calpella & Trained Esthetician. Homes • Additions of Bobcat track loaders Willits. 301 N. 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Shown is today’s weather. Temperatures are today’s highs Today Fri. Today Fri. TODAY and tonight’s lows. City Hi/Lo/W Hi/Lo/W City Hi/Lo/W Hi/Lo/W Anaheim 73/52/pc 75/53/s Napa 78/45/s 74/42/s Antioch 71/44/s 73/46/s Needles 83/56/pc 84/56/pc 75° Arroyo Grande 69/46/s 69/44/s Oakland 73/48/s 66/49/s Sunrise today ...... 7:14 a.m. Atascadero 73/39/s 73/43/s Ontario 76/50/s 77/52/s Sunset tonight ...... 7:26 p.m. Rockport 61/46 Auburn 73/46/s 74/48/s Orange 73/52/pc 75/49/s Moonrise today ...... 9:07 a.m. Barstow 76/49/s 79/51/s Oxnard 72/50/s 71/52/s Mostly sunny Moonset today ...... none Laytonville Big Sur 69/45/s 67/49/s Palm Springs 84/62/pc 84/58/s Covelo 73/34 Bishop 70/33/s 74/36/s Pasadena 74/51/s 81/55/s 74/37 Blythe 80/56/t 83/56/sh Pomona 73/50/s 80/47/s MOON PHASES Burbank 76/52/s 77/52/s Potter Valley 76/39/s 75/45/s TONIGHT Westport California City 73/46/s 77/49/s Redding 78/47/s 77/50/pc First Full Last New 64/44 Carpinteria 70/50/s 69/50/s Riverside 74/47/pc 81/50/s Catalina 68/53/pc 67/50/s Sacramento 73/44/s 75/46/s 41° Chico 76/47/s 78/48/s Salinas 71/44/s 67/48/s Fort Bragg Willows Crescent City 55/42/pc 55/46/c San Bernardino 74/48/s 81/51/s Death Valley 89/57/s 92/53/s San Diego 72/56/pc 71/56/pc Mar. 25 Apr. 2 Apr. 10 Apr. 17 60/45 77/45 Mainly clear Downey 76/52/s 75/54/s San Fernando 72/50/s 80/50/s Encinitas 71/53/pc 70/53/pc San Francisco 72/49/s 67/51/s ALMANAC Elk Willits Escondido 75/49/pc 74/53/pc San Jose 73/45/s 70/50/s 71/36 Eureka 55/42/s 55/44/c San Luis Obispo 70/44/s 69/47/s Ukiah through 2 p.m. Wednesday 61/47 Redwood Valley Fort Bragg 60/45/s 57/45/pc San Rafael 70/48/s 62/47/s FRIDAY 74/40 Temperature Fresno 74/50/s 78/52/s Santa Ana 76/55/pc 73/54/s 78° High ...... 65° UKIAH Gilroy 74/45/s 71/45/s Santa Barbara 70/46/s 73/49/s Low ...... 37° 75/41 Indio 82/55/pc 83/57/pc Santa Cruz 72/46/s 68/49/s 45° Normal high ...... 64° Lakeport Irvine 76/55/pc 73/54/s Santa Monica 72/53/s 73/55/s Normal low ...... 41° 74/45 Hollywood 73/52/s 76/54/s Santa Rosa 78/41/s 76/44/s Philo Record high ...... 90° in 1925 Lucerne Lake Arrowhead 62/38/s 69/35/s S. Lake Tahoe 56/23/s 58/27/s 69/42 Boonville Lodi 74/42/s 76/46/s Stockton 72/41/s 74/45/s Mostly sunny Record low ...... 27° in 1924 71/42 74/44 Precipitation Lompoc 63/44/s 63/47/s Tahoe Valley 56/23/s 58/27/s Long Beach 75/53/s 72/54/s Torrance 73/53/s 71/55/s 24 hrs to 2 p.m. Wed...... 0.00” Gualala Los Angeles 75/54/s 75/54/s Vacaville 74/45/s 76/45/s SATURDAY Month to date ...... 0.15” Mammoth 53/27/s 55/25/s Vallejo 72/48/s 62/44/s Normal month to date ...... 4.39” 61/48 Clearlake 73/44 Marysville 75/44/s 77/45/s Van Nuys 75/52/s 82/50/s 73° Season to date ...... 19.59” Modesto 72/43/s 74/47/s Visalia 72/44/s 75/48/s Last season to date ...... 44.79” Monrovia 72/51/s 80/54/s Willits 71/36/s 72/42/s Normal season to date ...... 33.70” Cloverdale 45° Monterey 69/46/s 60/48/s Yosemite Valley 59/34/s 62/36/s 73/45 Morro Bay 71/42/s 71/51/s Yreka 66/32/pc 67/35/c Partly sunny Forecasts and graphics provided by AccuWeather, Inc. ©2007 Weather (W): s-sunny, pc-partly cloudy, c-cloudy, sh-showers, t-thunderstorms, r- rain, sf-snow flurries, sn-snow, i-ice.

Lake Mendocino – Lake level: 740.35 feet; Storage: 73,197 acre-feet (Maximum storage 122,500 acre-feet) Inflow: 82 cfs Outflow: 153 cfs Air quality – Ozone: .041 ppm (State standard .090 ppm) Carbon monoxide: .33 ppm (20.0 ppm) Nitrogen dioxide: .006 ppm (.25 ppm) Surgery Body Railroad

Continued from Page 1 Continued from Page 1 Continued from Page 1 clinical, five non-clinical -- A CalFire investigations Program. who will receive severance team is investigating the “It is my belief that packages per HealthSouth scene to determine the cause enabling the Authority to policy. In addition, of the fire and whether it is redirect those reserve funds to HealthSouth will help the meet its environmental employees find employment related to the death. Miller said the building was cleanup and administrative elsewhere in the area, requirements will put the re- engulfed by flames when fire- Gilmore said. start and restoration of the HealthSouth owns the fighters arrived. “There was railroad on a fast track,” building at 271 Observatory nothing left but a burned-out Wiggins said. Ave. and is planning to sell shell,” Miller said. A 1999 Mendocino the property, Gilmore said. Laura McCutcheon can be The case remains under Superior Court order requires reached at [email protected]. investigation. that the NCRA clean up nine Ben Brown can be reached at rail yards between Eureka and Isaac Eckel/The Daily Journal [email protected]. Hopland. Currently, that HealthSouth, general effort is only partially com- partner of The Ukiah pleted, and has included the Surgery Center, plans to surface cleanup of scrap close the facility at the metal, railroad ties, aban- end of the month. Scam doned vehicles, steel drums and hazardous waste. Continued from Page 1 Under the senator’s bill, $4 paying attention,” Turner said. my red lights were on. That is ter to the owner of the vehicle. business in Miami. million of the current $5.5 Stop “We don’t want something the closest I’ve ever been to Asked about repeat offend- A few days later, the man million reserve would be des- serious to happen when the being run over myself.” ers, CHP Officer Marian was again contacted by North ignated for environmental kids are crossing the street,” Drivers don’t always get Holcomb said: “I don’t find cleanup, with the remainder Continued from Page 1 American Clearing Systems, he said, noting that both of the out of the school bus to help many repeat customers. I have which told him he could win allocated toward administra- Just six weeks later, on March accidents occurred in the day- students cross the road. The had a couple people call me an additional $4.5 million if tive expenses. 16, another school bus carry- time, when there was clear law does not require school and ask me about (the warning he were to send the company According to Wiggins, the ing children -- this one visibility and good weather bus drivers to escort high letter) and swear they didn’t an additional $1,500. The NCRA spent last year stopped with its red lights conditions. school students, so while the see the red lights.” man declined to do so and addressing issues that may flashing -- was rear-ended on And both accidents were in driver may be sitting in his or Motorists who are ticketed contacted the Sheriff’s Office. change the Schwarzenegger School Way in Redwood areas where school bus drivers her seat, there is still a reason for failing to stop when the In the course of his investi- Administration’s view of Valley. No one was injured in were going to get out and why the red lights are flash- red lights flash on a school gation, Sheriff’s Deputy Chris NCRA in 2007: either accident, but nerves escort students, Saye said. ing, Seeley said. bus are subject to a $719 fine, Van Patten contacted the • The California were frazzled and the bus in “Had there been students in The bottom line, she said, Holcomb said. Royal Canadian Mounted Transportation Commission the first accident was totaled. the road, there could have is even if children aren’t If bus drivers notice a par- Police, who said they were now fully supports the rail The bus sustained about been a fatality,” she said, not- crossing the street, if the red ticular trouble spot, they can aware of the scam and were authority’s plan to repair the $15,000 damage, but due to its ing that bus drivers are seeing lights on the bus are flashing, provide a bus schedule to the working to identify the sus- Northwestern Pacific line and age, the insurance company more people all the time talk- the law requires motorists to CHP, and an officer will be pects complete the court order; didn’t think it was worth ing on cell phones, which only stop. “And people need to sent to monitor the location, The Sheriff’s Office is • The Attorney General’s repairing and paid just $4,300 adds to the problem. know they need to stay Holcomb said. warning county residents to office and state environmen- for damages, according to “We all have our horror sto- stopped until the lights are The Ukiah Police be aware of the many scams tal officials now understand Steve Turner, UUSD director ries,” said Holly Seeley, a deactivated,” she said. Department will do the same, out there, especially those that that the $4 million provided of maintenance, grounds, supervisor in the transporta- Also, some people think provided it has the available promise a prize in return for in this bill would ensure com- operations and transportation. tion department at Ukiah flashing red lights only pertain resources to do so, Capt. Trent money because they are most pliance with the court order; Hence, the bus, which until Unified. “I have grabbed a kid to motorists coming up behind Taylor said. likely scams. • The NCRA now has an the accident was in regular use by the backpack and yanked the school bus and not those in “The problem does exist More information on fraudu- operator with a business plan for transporting children to him back toward me (so he the opposite lane driving and people need to be aware lent scams can be found on the to provide rail service which and from school, is no longer wouldn’t get hit by a car),” toward the bus, but that’s not of it,” Taylor said. “Motorists FBI’s Web site at was endorsed by the CTC in in service. Seeley said. the case, Barbera said. need to pay more attention to www.fbi.gov/becrimesmart.htm November 2006. “We’ve had some fender Recalling a time when she “Red lights mean stop. those flashing red lights benders, but nothing like was dropping off Pomolita Period. From any direction,” because it is an extreme con- these. With these, people are School students at Saye said. cern of ours,” he added. running right into the buses,” Washington Court, Saye said: If a bus driver gets the “We just need the public to Saye said of the two recent “I was out in the middle of the license plate number of some- wake up before we have an accidents. road with my stop sign in the one who doesn’t stop, he or accident that everyone will “The concern here is these air and I had a vehicle blow by she can fill out a form and fax remember for years and Lic. #471898 Adv. Tix on Sale THE LAST MIMZY (PG) ★ were both rear-end accidents me -- it never slowed down -- the information to the years,” Saye said. Up to $1,150 in Rebates* Adv. 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A gov- stands there is a possibility composite index advanced ernment report showed U.S. Continued from Page 2 that the drag on the consumer 47.71, or 1.98 percent, to crude oil inventories rose ers said “future policy adjust- could bring GDP down below 2,455.92. The Dow is still again last week, but gasoline Rocking ments” will depend on infla- where they expect,” said down 0.13 on the year, but the stocks fell more than analysts Chairs O N M A I N tion and growth — more neu- Quincy Krosby, chief invest- S&P 500 and Nasdaq are now expected. The Fed’s reflec- tral language that the market ment strategist at The up by more than 1 percent. tions on the economy served interpreted as opening the way Hartford, referring to gross Bonds rose following the as a calming voice on Wall Gifts for a possible rate cut. The domestic product — the Fed decision. The yield on the Street after growing unease Jewelry Fed indicated that it remains broadest measure of the econ- benchmark 10-year Treasury about economic growth vigilant about the threat of omy. “They made it clear that note fell to 4.54 percent from worldwide helped spark a Potter Valley inflation, though. they remain data-dependent. 4.55 percent late Tuesday. The Feb. 27 selloff that saw a 416- The market was also However, given the data they yield on the two-year note point drop in the Dow. The Soap Works relieved that the central bank have today they see an econo- briefly fell below that of the Dow is now 185 points, or 1.5 Napa Valley left in place language in its my that is still expanding, 10-year for the first time since percent, lower than it was on statement that it still expects albeit more slowly.” August 2006 — a positive Feb. 26, before that plunge. 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