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7 58551 69301 0 THURSDAY April 6, 2006 50 cents tax included DAILY JOURNAL ukiahdailyjournal.com 18 pages, Volume 147 Number 362 email: [email protected] Mayor hires new lawyer; trial delayed FOLLOW-UP By SETH FREEDLAND Gallenson in the clearest sign that a change in counsel and Deputy from Newman to reset the trial date to The Daily Journal settlement between Ashiku and the District Attorney Brian Newman, mid-July. Student Mayor Mark Ashiku has changed city is unlikely. stating there was no settlement pend- Asked why Ashiku changed attor- attorneys for his historic-home demo- The trial, originally scheduled for ing, asked that the April 10 date neys a week before the jury trial, lition case and in so doing moved his Jan. 23, was continued to March and remain. Jordan said she didn’t know the rea- protesters jury trial, most recently set for next again to April 10, after Gallenson told That issue was settled on Tuesday, soning, but said: “In my opinion, it’s week, to July 17. Judge David Nelson an out-of-court when Jordan told Nelson she had always good to have a local lawyer if Susan B. Jordan, a Ukiah attorney, resolution was close. But on March received the case file one day earlier. facing will replace Santa Rosa-based Steve 28, Jordan notified the court of the Nelson ruled over strong objections See MAYOR, Page A-13 detention By LAURA CLARK The Daily Journal NEW VOTING MACHINE PUT THROUGH ITS PACES There’s a price for protest- ing when it’s done by students off campus during school hours. About 100 Ukiah High School students will serve Demo on Diebold after-school detention, or Saturday School, for leaving By SETH FREEDLAND campus last week to march in The Daily Journal an immigration reform Dozens of Diebold touchscreen protest. voting machines will arrive in The teen marchers joined Mendocino County this week, but another 100 or so activists -- a Daily Journal peek at a pre-sent adults and children -- who device Wednesday may allay some were protesting House of the loudest concerns. Resolution 4437, a bill that, if County Clerk-Recorder Marsha passed, would make it a Wharff said the most asked ques- felony to be in the United tion of her staff has focused on the States illegally. The law voting accuracy and security, with would also make it a crime to Diebold machine qualms making give state aid to those in the state and national headlines. But Wharff’s demonstration of See DETENTION, Page A-13 the security functions covered many of the most popular con- cerns. The memory cards are sealed in an unpenetrable storage Dry year unit. A paper report on the voter’s selections, to verify accuracy, is visible underneath a plastic slab shortage on the machine’s right side. The machines themselves are unhack- able because nobody has access to of water them, Wharff avowed. Most importantly to those ner- vous over electronic voting, all in Willits residents will receive an old-fash- ioned paper ballot to vote -- with Isaac Eckel/The Daily Journal New wells could serve usage of the touchscreens only Marsha Wharff, the county clerk recorder, demonstrates the use of the touch pad on the new growth until 2025 going to those who specifically Diebold touchscreen voting machines. request them. By CLAUDIA REED A staffer in the clerk’s office is for casting votes and the touch- normally selected. Officials will in the next week or so. The Willits News currently recording the entire bal- screen goes dark to enhance priva- count by hand the write-ins. The machines are a part of While the city ponders pro- lot to allow voters with poor eye- cy. The heavy machines are Mendocino County elections jects that could add 200 new sight the ability to hear their An optical scan unit counts the adjustable for height and will be thanks to a new federal law that homes to Willits, a recently- options though headphones. When paper ballots -- also with seeming- individually tested when all 50 requires touchscreen devices with released report warns there this option is selected, a tele- ly inviolable security -- and sepa- arrive from Diebold soon. Polling isn’t enough water to meet phone-style keypad is available rates those write-ballots from the locations will also be announced See VOTING, Page A-13 existing demand in critically dry years. “Critical dry years are sta- tistically worst case,” explained Richard E. Hubel, vice president of West, Yost and Associates, who prepared the report with the help of Russian River landowners aided by new program MBK Engineers. “This kind of thing is nor- By BEN BROWN wildlife habitat and other environmen- good conservation, and I applaud this for aid during a certain period work mal,” Hubel said. “(The infor- The Daily Journal tal problems on their land. However, effort to return to putting it first in our together with NRCS personnel in plan- mation is) part of water sup- Landowners who want to give back soil conservationist Carol Mandel, work with California landowners,” ning meetings. ply planning for water sys- to the environment will find the appli- who works in the NRCS Ukiah office, said state conservationist Lincoln “It’s much more efficient,” said tems in California.” cation process for planning programs said in recent years NRCS has wan- Burton. NRCS spokesman Dave Sanden. If the worst does happen, at the Natural Resources Conservation dered from its roots as a planning and The pilot program was designed to In Mendocino County, 18 people Hubel pointed out, the city Service more efficient, thanks to the education organization. streamline the planning process. with conservation issues along the could enact an existing emer- successful results of a pilot program. “We are trying to show Washington Normally, when landowners want Russian River and its tributaries gency ordinance, that is, an NRCS helps farmers and landown- the value of using staff time for plan- NRCS help, they work one-on-one signed up for the pilot program, emergency scaleback in water ers create plans and find money to ning,” Mandel said with the office. Under the pilot pro- manage soil erosion, air quality, “Planning is the cornerstone of gram, all landowners who signed up See LAND, Page A-13 See WATER, Page A-2 Snow pack benefits from ‘Miracle March’ CONFUSION HILL UPDATE The Daily Journal es of snow pack and 29 inches dropped to 50 percent of average The Mendocino National Forest water content. because of little precipitation dur- experienced a “miracle March,” “From last month’s March 1 ing February. Road realignment a go with snow packs and water content survey, snow depth increased 50 “We needed a miracle March to that are above normal, said U.S. inches and water content a whop- bring us up to average,” Faust said. Weight restrictions a At a Monday meeting with Forest Service hydrologist Bob ping 19 inches,” Faust said. “Then it started snowing March 2, Humboldt County Supervisors Bonnie Faust. When the snow survey was and continued almost daily.” concern for cattle industry Neely and Roger Rodoni and members Measurements taken at the end taken Feb. 1, both snow depth and This is not the first time this has By CHRIS DURANT of the area cattle industry, Caltrans of March showed an average snow water content were only 75 percent happened. In March 1995, snow District 1 Director Charles Fielder said depth of 90 inches, with a water of average, measuring at 36 inches levels jumped to 103 inches, with a The Eureka Times-Standard bids on the project will open May 9. content of 32 inches. Both of these snow pack and 12 inches water water content of 51 inches. There appears to be nothing standing Fielder said the $70 million project measurements are approximately content. Reservoir storage in the county in the way of a project to realign U.S. 135 percent above average for the When measurements were is holding steady from measure- Highway 101 at Confusion Hill. See ROAD, Page A-13 month of March, which is 65 inch- taken on March 1, they had ments made last month.

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FUNERAL NOTICES [\ The world briefly Vallejo, John lived most of very kind hearted person great-grandfather Ray his life in the Ukiah area. and kind to his friends. DeBarge and great-grand- He was 20 years old. He John is survived by his ma Gladys DeBarge. was a retail sales clerk, parents Joseph Paul Friends and family are Moussaoui judge OKs first public enjoyed playing high Talamo & Sandra Diann invited to attend a visita- playing of cockpit tape from 9/11 crash school and Pop Warner Talamo of Ukiah, sister tion at The Eversole football and baseball, win- Diann Nicole Talamo, Mortuary on Thursday ALEXANDRIA, Va. (AP) — The cockpit recording from the hijacked jetliner that passengers tried to retake on Sept. 11 ning numerous awards, grandparents Diann & April 6, 2006 from 12pm- will be played in public for the first time — at the sentencing among these MVP his Charles Sipes of AR, Rita 5pm. Funeral Services will trial of al-Qaida conspirator Zacarias Moussaoui — the judge junior year at Ukiah High & Dennis Smith of Dixon, be held at the Eversole ruled Wednesday. Baseball and All-Star in great-aunt Lila DeBarge of Mortuary on Friday April U.S. District Judge Leonie Brinkema said the jury consider- baseball & football. He Napa and numerous aunts, 7, 2006 beginning at 2:00 ing whether to execute Moussaoui could hear the recording was also awarded the uncles and cousins. John PM. Private interment will from United Airlines Flight 93 and see a transcript of it. California Golden State was preceded in death by follow at the Ukiah The flight is best known for one passenger’s rallying cry to JOHN ARTHUR TALAMO High School diploma. He his brother David Talamo, Cemetery. other passengers, “Let’s roll,” which was overheard over a cell John Arthur Talamo was very proud of being aunt Faith Sipes, grandfa- Arrangements under the phone connection between a passenger and a family member on died in Ukiah on Tuesday, David's brother, his sports ther Joseph John Talamo, care of The Eversole the ground. April 4, 2006. A native of achievements and was a great-grandma Dorothy, Mortuary. This cockpit tape was played privately April 18, 2002, for the families of Flight 93 victims, but it has never been played in public. Please sign the guest book at www.ukiahdailyjournal.com. Funeral notices are paid announcements. For information on how to place a paid funeral notice or make corrections to funeral notices please call our classified department at 468-3529. Couric heads to evening news as poll

Death notices are free for Mendocino County residents. Death notices are limited to name of deceased, hometown, age, date of shows viewers prefer her in the morning death, date, time, and place of services and the funeral home handling the arrangements. For information on how to place a NEW YORK (AP) — Now that Katie Couric is making the free death notice please call our editorial department at 468-3500. move from dawn to dusk, her legacy and the future of CBS News depends on an audience that, according to a new poll, prefers to see her in the morning. there in the past and deter- normal in California water not lend itself to a gradual Asked if they would rather see Couric in her longtime role as Water mined there was ample systems. He said the per capi- approach. Recommended pro- “Today” host or as the first woman to anchor a network week- groundwater. ta use rates for the years fol- jects include expanding the day evening newscast on her own, 49 percent favored the morn- With active conservation lowing 2000 could not be capacity of the Morris ing and 29 percent said evening, according to a poll conducted Continued from Page A-1 measures in place and a well- determined because the actual Reservoir and/or building this week by The Associated Press and TV Guide. usage that goes beyond nor- building investment of about population won’t be counted another dam elsewhere in the After 15 years as morning television’s queen, Couric con- mal conservation. $7 million, the study predicts, until the next census. Little Lake Valley. The esti- firmed Wednesday that she is leaving NBC’s “Today” show to How far beyond is illustrat- the city will be able to meet Whether or not the turn-of- mated price tag is between become anchor and managing editor of the “CBS Evening ed by figures indicating con- existing need under all condi- the-millenium increase in $18 million and $20 million. News” this fall. Her audience at “Today” is about 6 million sumers would lose almost tions and support anticipated water usage is the beginning The actual cost could be much viewers; “CBS Evening News” has about 7.5 million. three-quarters of their ordi- growth until the year 2025. of a trend, the report’s recom- higher given the skyrocketing nary water supply during a The study points out the well mendations for residential increase in the cost of materi- Migrant smugglers expect business worst-case drought. At that digging could be phased in to properties include low-flow als. to boom in face of U.S. crackdown rate, Hubel said, water use keep pace with growth, mak- toilets and showerheads, more So far, the city doesn’t have would probably be limited to ing the cost a regular budget efficient washing machines, DOLORES HIDALGO, Mexico (AP) — Barely 18, Jose item, rather than an emer- and efficient irrigation system a system of impact fees health and safety needs. designed to make developers belongs to Mexico’s new generation of migrant smugglers — Specifically, according to gency expenditure. controls for outdoor water young, savvy and happy to see Uncle Sam further tighten bor- On the other hand, the well use. The city could monitor pay for the cost of growth or a the report, there is a worst- firm policy prohibiting future der security. case water supply deficit of water will probably have to be the situation and, if possible, Why? It’s good for business, he says. treated for the removal of nat- provide incentives for annexations into the city. 650 acre-feet per year. The In Washington state, where Jose figures more migrants will seek his help if the U.S. report then pegs the current urally-occurring contami- upgrades. Senate approves legislation to double the Border Patrol and put nants, a process that will add For private and public land- the population has been grow- annual average water demand ing at the rate of about 7 per- up a virtual wall of unmanned vehicles, cameras and sensors to among the city’s water cus- to the total bill. scaping, the report suggests monitor the 2,000-mile border with Mexico. Growth estimates based on separate irrigation meters, cli- cent a year, even relatively Border experts say the price for helping Mexicans move tomers at 886 acre-feet a year. high impact fees are unable to Worst case, then, means cus- existing land use designations mate-appropriate plant choic- north has quadrupled from $300 to $1,200 since 1994, when the tomers would have only about and related allowable density es, and water efficient irriga- meet the cost of related infra- U.S. last tightened the rules. Cases are coming to light of smug- 236 acre-feet of water, rough- predict a population of 7,654 tion systems. structure expansion. In glers making $1 million or more. And Jose reckons the earnings ly 27 percent of the amount by 2025. That’s 2,581 more Public information and response to that and the rapid will rise yet higher if new obstacles go up. they ordinarily use. people than were counted here school system programs on loss of farm and forest land, “This is never going to end,” he said. “The United States The point of the study is to in the 2000 census, a popula- water conservation, as well as the state enacted the Growth cannot work without Mexicans.” facilitate planning, Hubel tion growth of 66 percent. water rates designed to curtail Management Act, which Jose is a lanky, baby-faced teen in a baseball cap who says stressed. Between 1990 and 2000, by excessive water use, would be requires cities to draw growth he started smuggling people late last year and made $16,000 in contrast, the city grew only part of the program. boundaries beyond which The most expedient solu- his first three months. His mother worries, but needs the money one-tenth of 1 percent. In terms of municipal oper- expansion is prohibited. — Jose was making $53 a week cutting lettuce. tion, according to the report, is Not only is the population ations, the report notes the a combination of conservation growing, but individual con- City of Willits acquired the and implementing a ground- sumption of water may be existing water system, which water supply. In other words: growing as well. Between was built in the 1920s, in dig wells. Hubel says the 1985 and 1998, water con- 1984. Since then, the city has wells are anticipated to be sumption fluctuated between implemented an active leak highly productive. 146 and 160 gallons per per- detection and pipeline repair The Little Lake Valley son per day. In 1999 and 2000, program, investing approxi- groundwater aquifer is deep- per person consumption rose mately $3.5 million in est along the centerline of to 166 and 168 gallons per pipeline replacement. Little Lake Valley, just east of day. After 2025, the report the city. The State of According to Hubel, these states, production of enough California Department of consumption rates and the water for additional growth Water Resources did studies year-to-year variability are could prove costly and would

Place: 02, Lucky Star. 2nd CORRECTIONS Place: 04, Big Ben. 3rd SHERIFF’S REPORTS In Tuesday’s front page Place: 01, Gold Rush. The following were article “Local docs look to Race time: 1:47.05. compiled from reports large centers,” Laurie Spence LOTTO: 11-27-34-39- prepared by the Mendo- was incorrectly identified in 43. cino County Sheriff’s the photo caption. Dr. Spence Meganumber: 21. To love and be loved is the greatest brother-in-law. is an otolaryngologist. Jackpot: $43 million. See DAILY, Page A-13 joy on earth. C. M. “Johnny” and Billie The Johnsons love and teach by word The Ukiah Daily Journal reserves this Johnson are a testimony to this proverb, and example. As they celebrate 60 years space to correct errors or make clarifica- as they will be celebrating 60 years of together, we, their children, thank them tions to news articles. Significant errors in marriage April 8, 2006, for all of the important things they gave obituary notices or birth announcements “Real Estate for Johnny and Billie moved to the Ukiah us; spending time with us, hugs when will result in reprinting the entire article. Errors may be reported to the editor, 468- area in 1950 and raised 10 children of we needed them, loving us, 3526. the real world” their own plus many more by heart. understanding all of our individual They set up house at the Rainbow needs, special times shared, the Les Ryan Realty 1-800-232-3188 Toll Free Ranch in 1964 and made it home to memories given to us, always being LOTTERY NUMBERS (707) 468-0423 Ukiah Office their family and friends. There were there for us when we needed them, for 495-A E. Perkins St. (707) 459-3223 Willits Office wagon train summer camps for the the love we feel in our hearts, for the DAILY 3: night: 1, 8, 4. Ukiah, CA 95482 (707) 468-0463 Rental Office young and the rest home for the young joy you both bring into our hearts and afternoon: 6, 6, 1. at heart, but not so young of body. They daily lives, for listening even to the FANTASY 5: 07, 08, 11, had Ukiah High School picnic things you really didn’t want to hear, 22, 29. www.c21lesryan.com Each office independently owned and operated. tablelbench building parties in the for discipline when it was needed, for DAILY DERBY: 1st barn, indoor rodeos, trail rides and teaching and showing us the canning and jam making marathons for importance of a strong faith and most all. of all for your steadfast unconditional No one was ever turned away. There love. Ukiah Valley Mortuary was always room at our table, a For this we are most grateful! Service CENTER listening ear with free advice and Congratulations on 60 awesome and FD 1680 words of wisdom (even if it wasn’t productive years. In lieu of a large 859 N. State Street what you wanted to hear) and a bed if gathering we are celebrating with them (707) 462-4472 Our Family Serving Your Family one was quick enough. If not, there was through cards, flowers, thoughts, always a place on the floor or in the wishes and memories via mail- a card With Affordable Funeral Care barn to roll out a sleeping bag. In 1979, and flower shower. If you would like to 15 minute with all of their children grown, Johnny join in, their address is: CM “Johnny” oil change and Billie sold the ranch and moved to and Billie Johnson, 122 Jones Road, 195 Low Gap Road, Ukiah...... 468-8446 Oregon to be near Billie’s sister and Roseburg, OR 97470.

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State St; Ukiah; 9:30 p.m.; $10 cover charge. directed by Phyllis BLUE SKY BAND – Country music and dance; 7 p.m. to Bluestein, and featuring 10:30 p.m.; Ukiah Senior Center; 499 Leslie St.; $8 for mem- Spencer Brewer and Ed bers, $9 for non members; bring finger food to share. Reinhart. SUFI DANCING – Dances of Universal Peace ; Yoga In this musical play, 50 Mendocino; 206 A Mason St.; Ukiah; 485-0651. years have passed since the DJ DANCE MUSIC – DJ dance music; with Smokin Joe; original 1969 Woodstock lots of drink specials; Perkins Street Lounge; 228 E. Perkins music festival, yet the sur- St., Ukiah; 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. viving members of The Baseless Assumptions remember that day like it SATURDAY was yesterday. They don’t remember the music, the COUNTRY GENTS – Country music and dance; 7 p.m. to dancing, or even the free 10:30 p.m.; Ukiah Senior Center; 499 Leslie St.; $8 for mem- love -- because they never bers, $9 for non members; 21 years and older only. made it to Woodstock. HELENE – Singer/guitarist; 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m.; Coffee Still, each of them owes Critic; 476 N. State St.; 462-1840. all of their successes and AUDITIONS FOR ‘BEAUTY AND THE BEAST’ – failures in part to those Singers, dancers and actors are invited to audition for “Beauty infamous August days, and and the Beast”, which will be directed by David Post. Auditions not one can let go of what will be held on Saturday, from 3:30 to 6 p.m. and on they once were. Now, in Wednesday, April 12 from 7 to 9 p.m. at Mendocino Ballet, 205 2019, a connection to those S. State St. lost days appears, stirring CONTRA DANCE – Ukiah Contra Dance featuring Marc up memories and music. Hansen and Laura Smith; 8 p.m. to 11 p.m.; Workshop starts at The “Drooling Pianos” 5 p.m.; Ukiah Methodist Church; 22 N. Pine St.; use back cast includes Spencer entrance; $7 for adults and $3 for children; tickets available at Brewer, Ed Reinhart, the door. Dawn Senften, Jason KARAOKE – Karaoke at Yokayo Bowl; 1401 N. State St.; Davis, Hannah Squire, Ukiah; 8:30 p.m.; 462- 8686; no cover charge. Gene Stewart, and Bunny DJ DANCE MUSIC – DJ dance music; with Smokin Joe; Edwards.”Drooling lots of drink specials; Perkins Street Lounge; 228 E. Perkins Pianos” runs April 13 St., Ukiah; 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. through April 29, GRAPEFRIUT ED – Ukiah Brewing Co.; 745 N. State St; Thursdays at 7 p.m. Ukiah; 9:30 p.m.; $7 cover charge. Fridays and Saturdays at 8 p.m., with a 2 p.m. mati- SUNDAY nee on Sunday, April 23 . Tickets are available DANCE WAVE – Freestyle community dance for fitness and through Mendocino Book release; Mendocino Ballet Studio; 205 S. State St., Ukiah; Company, DIG! Music, or 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.; sliding scale donation; 489-3345. the Ukiah Players Box WEEKLY DART TOURNEY – Weekly dart tournaments are Office 462-9226. held Sundays at the Hopland Brewery; 13351 Hwy. 101 S., This production is spon- Hopland; 3 to 6 p.m.; 744-1361. sored by the Ukiah Music MEDITATION ON THE INNER LIGHT AND SOUND – Center, Brian Hanson, MD, Meditation instruction and weekly group practice; 7:30 to 9:30 and Home Audio Video by p.m.; Willits; free; call for directions; 459-4444. DFM Car Stereo. Additional sponsors TUESDAY include the Ukiah Valley Medical Center, Geoffrey Photo by Evan Johnson KARAOKE – Every Tuesday; Perkins Street Lounge; 228 E. Spencer Brewer and Ed Reinhart star in “Drooling Pianos,” an original pro- Rice, MD, Woodcycle, and duction by local playwright Andrew Kircher will debut at UPT April 13. Perkins St., Ukiah; 8 p.m.; no fee. DIG! Music. Review: ‘Fiddler’ is entertainment at its finest Ukiah Symphony to play By CAROLE HESTER stage, another of the show’s Special for the Journal major assets is its atmosphere It charms you, it wins you, and the consistency it has you laugh, you cry. You’re achieved in tone and feel. All Dvorak, Chopin and R. Strauss immediately drawn in to this the elements work in unity, wonderful musical with that and, for this, director Reid The Daily Journal great opening song, Edelman deserves enormous The weekend before Mother’s Day, “Tradition.” credit. The entire performance Ukiah Symphony will play American There are so many things, was a perfect tapestry, woven music from Bohemia-born Dvorak,, ranging from the beautiful with strong and vibrant voices French music from Polish Chopin, and direction to the magnificent under the direction of vocal German music from Bavarian Richard performances to the impres- teacher Marilyn Simpson. The Strauss. Concerts are Saturday, May 6 sive design, that stand out in orchestra was the perfect part- at 8 p.m., and Sunday, May 7, at 3 p.m. watching “Fiddler on the ner for the songs and dances, Ukiah’s outstanding local pianist, Roof.” expertly directed by Les Elizabeth MacDougall, will play This is an award-winning Pfutzenreuter. Chopin’s Piano Concerto No. 2 in f musical with a stellar cast, Susan Era and Leslie minor. Composed in 1830 when Chopin orchestra and technical team, Saxon West used choreogra- was only 19, this concerto reflects the a collaborative production by phy not just for the sake of subtlety and intimacy of his style that Mendocino College Theatre movement, but also to expert- set him apart from all other composers Arts Department, with Ukiah ly express characterization. for the piano. He was quoted as saying Civic Light Opera. The show Their great imagination was the piece “is far too original, and I shall plays through April 9 at the carried out by the dancers end up by not being able to learn it Mendocino College Center with expert precision. myself.” First and foremost a pianist, in Theatre. This production is a Superb staging and canny this concerto Chopin relegates the tribute to the high caliber of casting kept the audience orchestra to a discreet support for the talent in Mendocino County. drawn into the story. The tech- soloist, as was customary in many early (Czech) Antonin Dvorak (1841-1904). In this work of four movements, the The show featured amazing nical backup -- an integral Romantic concerti. Opening with a Dvorak was the most noted of Czech first movement begins as an Adagio and performances from the entire part of any show, that can Maestoso, the first movement employs a composers, a violist and composer with then presents three different themes in cast and was so simply emo- “make or break” the success long musical statement by the orchestra a major output of orchestral and cham- the Allegro molto: a fanfare for two tionally touching and charm- of a show, was top notch, and before the soloist enters. The second ber music. With an admiration for com- horns; flute and oboe duet; and then the ing. The audience was mes- under the direction of Larry L. movement, Larghetto, is full of beauti- posers such as Mozart, Beethoven, and solo flute. The second movement, the merized. The show struck a Lang. The marvelous sets and ful voice-like songs and coloratura Brahms, Dvorak used the harmonic Largo, is the most well-known melody quiet chord that continued actors literally flow through operatic flights. Closing with Allegro structure and rhythms of his native of the work, played by the English horn. with the reviewer well after the proceedings with grace vivace, the music has a slight Polish Bohemia to create a romantic and high- Ukiah Symphony presented this move- the final bows. and style. ment by itself on the February 2005 mazurka rhythm, with simplified form ly original type of classical music. From concert, “How the West Was Won.” The The story takes place in John Beatty, of Sol Dial and melody. 1873 to the late 1880s, Dvorak com- 1905 in the small Russian vil- Sound, once again performed Scherzo is a fast-moving dance, and the Richard Strauss (1864-1949) wrote posed, taught, and traveled Europe per- last movement, Allegro con fuoco, lage of Anatevka. Tevye his masterly wizardry with forming his compositions. keeping everyone’s voices the Wind Serenade op. 7 in 1881, when begins with a strong statement by trom- (Topol), a poor Jewish dairy- In 1891, Jeanette Thurber, who had man, Golde his wife, and their heard. Costumes were he was only 17, early revealing the bones and horns, and brings back the- daughters -- who want their designed by Kathy Dingman- mature Strauss. This 10-minute single established the National Conservatory matic material from earlier movements, own will and way to marry for Katz and property design and movement work is in traditional sonata of Music in New York to further the ending triumphantly with the full love, rather than as arranged set dressing by Sasha Oaks. form, with the lyrical main theme being careers of promising African-American orchestra rushing to the finish. by the matchmaker. “Fiddler” The cast was uniformly presented quietly at the beginning by musicians, sponsored Dvorak to come Concert location: Mendocino College tells the life-affirming story of outstanding in performing the the oboe accompanied by clarinets and to America to meld folk-tinged Center Theatre, 1000 Hensley Creek Tevye, a poor milkman whose musical’s artfulness and beau- bassoons. The second theme, built from melodies into classical form. Dvorak Road, Ukiah. This Ukiah Symphony short phrases, is more sprightly in was very taken by the Negro spirituals concert is sponsored by: Realty love, pride and faith help him ty so capably. Every scene World/Selzer Realty and Parducci Wine face the oppression of turn-of- was so strong and masterly nature. The development section adds and Native American music he heard. some chromaticism to the freshness of The “New World Symphony,” as Cellars. Major underwriters are the century czarist Russia performed that audience Mendocino College, The Ukiah Daily (based on stories of Sholem members were captivated and the exposition and in the recapitulation, Dvorak’s ninth symphony has come to be known, written in 1892, combines Journal, and KWINE/KMKX. For infor- Aleichem). frankly, wondering which the earlier themes are recalled and the mation call 462-0236. Tickets are avail- “Fiddler on the Roof” is a scene would be a favorite. Serenade ends with sweet sonority. the rhythms and harmony of these uniquely American music styles with able at Mendocino Book Company in universal story of hope, love Those great songs, beloved Filled with soaring passion, dramaticism Ukiah and Leaves of Grass in Willits, and acceptance. This musical by so many, “If I Were A Rich and lyricism, this serenade is among the the romantic melodic influence of his and at the door. Prices: adults $20; is a stunning, joyful and jubi- Man,” (a personal favorite of few masterpieces of large wind chamber homeland. The result was the very first seniors (65 and older) $18; under 18 lant musical masterpiece and this reviewer watching Tevye, music repertory. piece of serious music that somehow $5. Season ticket prices (for four con- not to be missed. played by the inimitable Rick One of our most beloved American managed to embody and convey the certs): adult $72; seniors $64; under 18 In addition to those on Allan); “Matchmaker;” symphonies was written by Bohemian American spirit. $20. 4 – THURSDAY, APRIL 6, 2006 FORUM Editor: K.C. Meadows, 468-3526 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected] Letters from our readers In our opinion From the desk of... The good life To the Editor: I was recently driving on North State Give the company credit Street about 7:45 a.m. and was frustrated at Now that the Gorton’s Seafood company its shares of Kyodo Senpaku. PAUL KRUGMAN all the cars in front of me. I wondered where has announced its separation from a Clearly the burgeoning economic boycott they all come from. Then, one by one, they Japanese company tied to whaling, we hope worked. all turned into Mendocino College. It was so the environmentalists from Mendocino We think “voting with your wallet” is a refreshing to see all these people trying to County who engaged in economic boy- legitimate way to encourage change to what- better their lives right here in our county. cotting of the Gorton brand will now pub- ever your definition of social progress is. For Life can be good. licly embrace the company’s turnaround. some, its boycotting Wal-Mart over worker Wendy Pollitz The Mendocino Coast Environmental and pay issues or for others its boycotting Ukiah Center made a point of pressuring Disney for providing benefits to same sex John and Jerry Mendocino Coast grocery stores to clear employee partners. Well, I'll be damned. At least, that's what the Rev. No wonder kids turn away their shelves of Gorton’s products, citing the Those boycotts don’t always work. But Jerry Falwell says. Last month Falwell issued a state- company’s ownership of stock in Kyodo when they do, as in the case of Gorton’s, we ment explaining that, in his view, Jews can't go to To the Editor: Senpaku, a Japanese firm that leases whaling think it’s only fair that the Mendocino Coast On a recent Friday night I had the privi- heaven unless they convert to Christianity. And what boats to the Japanese government. Environmental Center make it clear that they Falwell says matters -- maybe not in heaven, but here lege to play music for our county’s youth at While Gorton still says it has no part in appreciate the company’s response, encour- the Crown Hall in Mendocino. What a on Earth. After all, he's a kingmaker in today's whaling activities as a company, it age stores to go back to carrying Gorton’s, Republican Party. wonderful experience! Over 100 kids from announced last week that it would divest all and get out there and buy the product. all over Mendo County were rocking out Sen. John McCain obviously believes that he can't and expressing themselves with adult get the Republican presidential nomination without supervision. Falwell's approval. During the 2000 campaign, Unfortunately, the crowds drew some McCain denounced Falwell and the Rev. Pat unwarranted attention from the surrounding Robertson as "agents of residences and the Sheriff's department. ...it's important to intolerance." But next There was once a time, when I was young, hold someone like month McCain will be a that the town of Mendocino was an artist’s McCain -- who commencement speaker community. I remember hearing some of at Liberty University, the best music of my youth during “Jazz on is still widely which Falwell founded. the Lawn” and watching the cutting edge of regarded as a On "Meet the Press" art films at the community center. Today, Sunday, McCain was judging from the community’s negative moderate, in spite asked to explain his response, I suppose that once lively heart of his extremely apparent flip-flop. "I of culture and understanding is gone. believe," he replied, "that Around 8 o’clock, after the first band conservative voting the Christian right has a played they announced over the PA system record -- account- major role to play in the that the “cops” were going to shut the show able when he Republican Party. One down if everyone didn’t come inside the reason is because they're building or leave the area. These kind of cozies up to so active and their fol- threats persisted throughout the night. Falwell. lowers are. And I believe Reports circulated through the crowd that they have a right to be a the Sheriff had received complaints from part of our party." the neighbors. Apparently, some people So what has happened since the 2000 campaign to were smoking and drinking on their lawns convince McCain that Falwell is not, in fact, an agent and the music was too “loud.” I was out- of intolerance? side many times all that night to and from Maybe it was Falwell's TV appearance with my vehicle to retrieve musical equipment Robertson on Sept. 13, 2001, during which the two and I could barely hear the music. Keep in religious leaders agreed that the terrorist attack two mind this is all before 10 p.m. This wasn’t about noise or loitering, this was all about days earlier was divine punishment for American control. When the headlining act from immorality. "God continues to lift the curtain and Ukiah, “Definition Unknown,” was into allow the enemies of America to give us probably their fourth song, the police told the kid what we deserve," said Falwell, who also declared, "I putting on the show (a talented 15-year-old really believe that the pagans, and the abortionists, and bass player from Mendocino) to shut the the feminists, and the gays and the lesbians who are show down. When the band showed some actively trying to make that an alternative lifestyle, the place for my kids to grow into young Don’t miss ‘Fiddler’ ACLU, People for the American Way -- all of them resistance to stopping, the Sheriff threat- adults. A place where we value them, their ened the kid’s mother that if she didn’t shut To the Editor: who have tried to secularize America -- I point the fin- music and their many forms of expression. ger in their face and say, 'You helped this happen."' it down he would arrest her 15-year-old If we provide our kids, our future, with We recently had the pleasure of visiting son. family and attending a performance of Or maybe it was Falwell's appearance on "60 opportunities to do something fun and posi- Minutes" in October 2002, when he declared, "I think At a little after 10 p.m. the show was tive they will be less likely to get into mind “Fiddler on the Roof” at Mendocino over and a room full of outraged and dis- College. The cast and crew are to be con- Muhammad was a terrorist." Muhammad, he said, was altering substances. So I guess this is a call "a violent man" -- unlike Falwell, I guess, who said of gruntled teenagers left to go find nothing to to the community and the police force. gratulated on a thoroughly delightful and do. So now, where are these hoards of Think hard about what your priorities are professional production. What a pleasure it terrorists that we should "blow them all away in the bored youth going to go? Out to some and what you want our future to look like. must be for director Reid Edelman to over- name of the Lord." mountain or some beach away from super- The next time someone throws a show in see such a talented group of actors, singers After each of these incidents, by the way, Falwell vision to “party” and drive home wasted to your neighborhood, please try to be a little and dancers -- all enhanced by costumes issued what were described as "apologies." But they risk killing themselves and/or someone understanding and remember that this isn’t and sets. Mendocino County is fortunate weren't apologies -- they were statements along the else. This is what I don’t understand. On just for the kids today - it’s for our collec- indeed to have this level of theatrical pro- lines of, "I'm sorry that some people were upset by what grounds does the Sheriff have to shut tive tomorrow. duction so close to home. “Fiddler” ends what I said." It's clear that in each case Falwell's offen- down a show when the people putting it on Anthony Melville Sunday, April 9 -- don’t miss! sive remarks were not a slip of the tongue; they aren’t doing anything illegal? OK, if some Middle school teacher and local musi- William L. and Sandra McGee reflected his deeply held beliefs. kids are drinking alcohol or smoking a joint cian Tiburon, Calif. And that's why it's important to hold someone like outside the building then arrest them. If Ukiah McCain -- who is still widely regarded as a moderate, they are trespassing onto people's lawns in spite of his extremely conservative voting record -- then arrest them. But when you infringe on THANK YOU LETTER POLICY accountable when he cozies up to Falwell. Nobody other people’s rights because someone else Right on Editor’s note: The Daily Journal welcomes thinks that McCain shares all of Falwell's views. But is breaking the law you are crossing a To the Editor: when McCain said that the Christian right has a right sacred line. Perhaps there is some law in letters of thanks from organizations and Cheers to our young people who gath- individuals. We are glad that so many suc- to be part of the Republican Party, he was in effect Mendocino that I am unaware of but as far ered at the Ukiah Courthouse last Thursday saying that Falwell's statements are within the realm as I can see the police force overstepped cessful events are held here. However, to be seen and heard in accordance with thank you letters must be kept short. For of acceptable political discourse. their bounds on this one. They have no our best American traditions. Long live the Just to be clear: This is a free country, and Falwell right to threaten the people inside who that reason we have a 20-business name rights to assemble and practice free speech. limit per letter. If your letter lists more than has a right to say what he thinks, even if his views were lawfully enjoying themselves and Cheers to the Ukiah Daily Journal for include the belief that other people, by saying what finding a positive activity to engage in. 20 businesses it will not be printed. Shorter reporting accurately this historic event. I thank you letters which do not contain lists they think, brought down God's wrath on America. By Perhaps the police force in Mendocino believe we will look back on this time as needs some training. Isn’t it better to have of participants or donors will be printed the same token, any political party has a right to an era as significant to our democratic his- more quickly. Those wishing to thank long include Falwell and his supporters, just as any politi- all these kids in a centralized location tory as the Montgomery Bus Boycott. where we can monitor them and support lists of people and businesses are welcome cian has a right to make a political alliance with Robin Rachael Prieto Leler to contact our advertising department for Falwell. their growth as individuals then have them Willits run into the dark corners of our county to help with a thank you ad. But if you choose to make common cause with reli- party? gious extremists, you are accepting some responsibil- As a father of a 7-year-old son I want a ity for their extremism. By welcoming Falwell and community that is going to be a positive people like him as members of their party, Republicans are saying that it's OK -- not necessarily WHERE TO WRITE correct, but OK -- to declare that 9/11 was America's LETTER POLICY President George Bush: The White Sacramento, 95814. (916) 319-2001; Santa punishment for its tolerance of abortion and homosex- House, 1600 Pennsylvania Ave., Washing- Rosa, 576-2526; FAX, Santa Rosa, 576- uality, that Islam is a terrorist religion and that Jews The Daily Journal welcomes letters to the can't go to heaven. And voters should judge the editor. All letters must include a clear name, ton, D.C. 20500; (202) 456-1111, FAX 2297. Berg's field representative in Ukiah signature, return address and phone number. (202)456-2461. office located at 104 W. Church St, Ukiah, Republican Party accordingly. Letters are generally published in the order 95482, 463-5770. 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sometimes unnoticed, images that reflect in puddles. Auditions for ‘Beauty and the Beast’ Sometimes people have to look down in order to appreciate BILLBOARD what is up in life. These miniature moments of clarity are tem- to be held Saturday at Mendocino Ballet porary, so enjoy the view. Singers, dancers and actors are invited to audition for There will be an opening reception for the artists on “Beauty and the Beast”, which will be directed by David Post. Artists wanted for Pastels on the Plaza Saturday, April 8, from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m., at Scharlfenberger Auditions will be held on Saturday, from 3:30 to 6 p.m. and on Cellars’ Tasting Room, featuring premium sparkling wine and The 5th annual Pastels on the Plaza event returns to Alex Wednesday, April 12 from 7 to 9 p.m. at Mendocino Ballet, 205 hors d’oeuvres. The Tasting Room is located at 8501 Highway S. State St. Auditioners need to come to just one audition or the Thomas Plaza on Saturday, May 20 from 10 a.m. until 3 p.m. 128, Philo, California. Call 707-895-2957 The event showcases local artists work, rendered in pastel other. This show will be performed by young actors ages 8 to 16 chalk the day of the event on either a 3’ x 3’ or 3’ x 6’ section years old. “Beauty” will rehearse Monday through Friday, start- of sidewalk around the plaza. True “street artists”. Abalone benefit, dinner concert ing July 24. The show will be performed, by special arrange- The event promotes the collaboration between artists and the and auction to be held this Saturday ment with Music Theater International, on Aug. 17 through 20 business community in support of non-profit organizations that at Eagle Peak Middle School’s new theater. serve children and the arts. This Saturday, April 8 from 6 to 9 p.m., the Little River Inn At the beginning of each audition, Mr. Post will hand out Hundreds of people attend this day-long event eager to watch will host an Abalone benefit, dinner, concert and auction fea- detailed information about being in the production. Auditioners an artists creation emerge on the sidewalk. Food, live music, turing Kevin and the Coconuts. may sing a prepared song or elect to sing a short selection of the and dance performances throughout the day add to the merri- Tickets are on sale for $50 per person, $90 per couple. song “If I Can’t Love Her” (taught . at the audition). ment of the event. Tickets are limited, and are available at Harvest Market, Little Auditioners should wear clothes to move in and be ready to read Anyone interested in participating as an artist should contact River Inn and Big Brothers Big Sisters. from a script. Advance copies of the script will not be available. the Waldorf School at 485-8719. All proceeds benefit Big Brothers Big Sisters. For more For more information, call Mr. Post at 360-306-1543. information, call 964-1228. Pledge packets for annual ‘Move your ‘Moon Over Buffalo’ ends this Sunday Body’ dance available through SPACE A Grateful Springtime Dance Party The Mendocino Theater Company’s production of Ken at Ukiah Brewing Company Ludwig’s outrageous comedy “Moon Over Buffalo” plays this SPACE (Near and Arnold’s School of Performing Arts and Thursday at 8 p.m. and Sunday at 2 p.m. Directed by Steven Cultural Education) announces pledge packets available now On Saturday night at The Ukiah Brewing Company, Siler, this show features a stellar cast, all performing at their for the second annual 16-hour “Move your Body” Dance Mendocino County is in for a special musical treat. What had utmost best, to the delight of audience members of the many, Marathon. been billed as a Grapefruit Ed show has evolved into an all star previous sold-out houses. For reservations and more informa- Calling all dancers, want to be dancers, never-danced-before- band featuring members of Grapefruit Ed, Melvins Seals and tion call the box office at 707-937-4477. dancers, and supporters of community arts, pledge packets for JGB, and The Dead Guise. This evolved collaboration known SPACE’s 16-hour Dance Marathon are available immediately at as, Working man’s Ed, is ready to dish out a night of melodic the Ukiah High School Student Activities office, and SPACE journeys that will shake bones. Fronted by guitarists Stu Allen Scottish Fiddler Fraser to perform Studios, 145 E. Church St. in Ukiah. (Melvin Seals and JGB) and Pat Nevins ( Grapefruit Ed ), in benefit for Mendocino Music Festival Dancing teams made up of local families, co-workers, club Workingman’s Ed will take their flowing musical interpretation members, friends, community groups, and more will dance to the limit as they call from the deep repertoire of musical Master Scottish fiddler Alasdair Fraser is a consummate per- around the clock the weekend of April 22 to raise money for icons The Grateful Dead, Jerry Garcia Band, Bob Dylan, and former. His dynamic fiddling, engaging stage presence, and SPACE and the Ukiah High School Challenge Day Program. Neil Young. deep understanding of Scotland’s music have created a constant Marathon team members will be treated to dazzling dance Not limited, Workingman’s Ed is full of surprises and will and international demand for his solo appearances and concerts performances by some of the area’s top dance troupes featuring add their tonal twists to many 60’s and 70’s Artists songs with a variety of ensembles. This world famous musician will Allen Freas “So You Think You Can Dance?” Finalist, free including Reggae Legend Bob Marley, and country/pop vision- bring his show to Cotton Auditorium in Fort Bragg this workshops with master teachers in a variety of styles, free din- ary Gram Parsons, all the while keeping true to their enticing Saturday, at 8 p.m. in a benefit concert for the Mendocino ner, breakfast, a T-Shirt and more. improvisational pursuit. So bring smiles, styles, and boogie Music Festival. This week is the Kickoff to organize a team and start col- shoes on down to Alasdair’s richly expressive playing transports listeners lecting pledges. Pick up a pledge packet today. For more infor- The Ukiah Brewing Company this Saturday. The band will across a broad musical spectrum, ranging from haunting mation call 462-9370. be performing two full sets starting at 9:30, and there will be a laments from the Gaelic tradition to classically-styled airs, rau- $7 cover charge at the door. For more information contact UBC cous dance tunes, and improvisations based on traditional at 468-5898. Let’s dance a Little light into these rainy days! themes. His vast repertoire spans several centuries of Scottish Open art studio workshop offered Also, anyone can tune their radio to KMEC 105.1 FM, or music and includes his own compositions, which blend a pro- by the Mendocino Art Association stream live at kmecradio.org between 6 and 8 p.m. Saturday found understanding of the Scottish tradition with cutting-edge Evening for a special musical explorations. He weaves through his performances a The Mendocino Art Association offers an open art studio in-studio interview and pre-show performance, by warm and witty narrative, drawing from a deep well of stories workshop space every Monday 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Todd Workingmans Ed during Mikes, American Roots Radio Show. and lore surrounding Scotland’s musical heritage. Grove Clubhouse. Participants should bring their own supplies. Alasdair will be joined by Cali McKasson, an award winning No instruction will be provided. The cost is $3 for members and pianist whose interest in Scottish piano began in 1993 at the $5 for nonmembers. The Contra Dance Group to hold Valley of the Moon Scottish fiddling school where she became workshop this Saturday a student of the Cape Breton pianist, Barbara MacDonald Play reading scheduled for today Magone. Cali has also been influenced by Cape Breton pianist The Ukiah Contra Dance Group is very pleased to announce Tracey Dares and Scottish pianist Muriel Johnstone. at the Washington Mutual meeting room a special workshop. On Saturday, April 8 at 5 p.m. renowned Tickets for this event are available at the Mendocino Music (and very popular) Bay Area Dance Teacher, Eric Hoffman will Festival office on Kasten and Main Streets in Mendocino, The Spontaneous Play Reading Group will be meeting today teach contra dance basics, flourishes and some surprises. This 6 p.m. at the Washington Mutual Meeting room, corner of State Harvest Market and Music Merchant in Fort Bragg, Leaves of promises to be a fun event for beginners and experienced Grass Bookstore in Willits, Arena Pharmacy in Point Arena, and Gobbi Streets in Ukiah, The play being read is August dancers alike. There will be a pot-luck dinner after the work- Wilson’s “Joe Turner’s Come and Gone”. This play is an install- Four-Eyed Frog Bookstore in Gualala, dig! Music in Ukiah, and shop, at 6:30 pm. The regular monthly dance will follow at 8 Out of This World in Mendocino. For more information call ment in the playwright’s series chronicling black life in each p.m. Sliding scale donations for the workshop - $5 to $10; cost decade of this century. This play is set in a black boardinghouse 937-4041, 937-2044 or online at www.mendocinomusic.com for the dance -$7 adults, $3 children. The dances are held at the /events/default.html. in Pittsburgh in 1911. Anyone is welcome to join the group to Ukiah Methodist Church, 206 N. Pine Street (back entrance). read the play. Contact person is Arleen Shippey, 462-7173. For more information call 463-2113. The Himilayan Cafe will present local Ukiah Sufi dancing to be offered New Director and new auditions musician David Post on April 14 on Friday evenings at Yoga Mendocino for MTC’s ‘All My Sons’ Local favorite David Post returns home to perform at the Himalayan Cafe on Friday, April 14 from 6 to 9 p.m. Post, who Ukiah Sufi Dancing, dances of Universal Peace will be held Another round of auditions for MTC’s production of Arthur on this Friday evening and April 12 and June 9 at Yoga now lives in Bellingham, Washington, looks forward to seeing Miller’s classic American drama, “All My Sons” will be held on old friends and singing his unique brand of jazz standards. Mendocino, at 206 A Mason St. in Ukiah. For more information Saturday, at 2 p.m. at the Mendocino Theatre and Sunday, April contact Kathy at [email protected]. or call 485-0651 There is no cover charge for dinner guests. For more informa- 9 at 2 p.m. in the Don Murray Room located at the Mendocino tion, call 467-9900 or for reservations. The Himalayan Cafe, Recreation Center in Mendocino. which features wonderful Indian cuisine, is located at 1639 S. Charlie Mize presents his "Musing Hugh Dignon is the new director, replacing Janis Stevens State St. in Ukiah. Counterpoints" starting today who is unable to maintain her commitment for this production. There are roles for six men and 4 women in this play. Charlie Mize, renowned Bay Area artist, will exhibit “All My Sons” runs Thursdays through Sundays from June 8 "Musing Counterpoints", a collection of oil paintings on linen through July 16. All shows are at 8pm except for three 2pm and canvas, from April 6 through May 17, at Scharlfenberger Sunday matinees on June 11, July 9 and July 16th. Rehearsals Cellars Tasting Room in Philo, California. will begin in late April. Scripts are available at the MTC box ENROLL NOW! Charlie has been recognized as an artist since he was 3 years office (937-4477). Contact Patti at 937-2718 for more details. old when, the San Francisco Chronicle awarded him for his abilities! The DESI award was given to him for a logo design - Cosmetology Classes his first national recognition. He then received the San Francisco Cable Car award and the group Journey awarded Ukiah Beauty College Charlie a gold record by for extensive work on various album Mendocino County’s covers. Supervised student work only. Charlie’s art, much like life, has evolved immensely over the Largest Selection 1040 N. State St., Ukiah • 462-8831 past thirty years. He began with organic art, portraits and land- of Local Foods & Wines scapes, then made his way through the digital world of Adobe. Reservations 462-9181 After pushing pixels and paint he has come full circle back to 130 W. Standley St. • Ukiah his love of Northern California landscapes - with a much wiser North of the Courthouse and sharper lens. Thank You! This particular series of paintings was inspired by trapped, For Sharing Your Music With Our Community!! • Patrick Nagel • Burton Segal/Jason Argos “Leadership with Integrity” • Clarelynn Rose • Elizabeth MacDougall • Thayne Rake • David and Kelly Raitt A Shop for Children Candidate for • Kristine Robin • Trio Stevo • Alex De Grassi • Tchiya Arnet UKIAH’S District Attorney • Michelle Lambert • John Mattern Quartet • Kitty Rose • The Freys TOY STORE CORDIALLY INVITES YOU TO ATTEND: • Pauline Logan • Marjo Wilson & Morton 123 S. 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LOCAL Young Ukiah tracksters keep improving at tri-meet The Daily Journal tive division. much experience,” said the lone first place fin- the NBL championship, time of 55.81 seconds, CALENDAR The Ukiah boys and Maria Carrillo won Ukiah head coach isher for the Wildcats, and she’s getting faster and Josh Martinez fin- girls track teams went up TODAY the boys side of the Robert Rozelski. “We’ve taking the 300 hurdles and faster each week.” ished fourth in the dis- COLLEGE BASEBALL against Maria Carrillo event with a score 105 to got a young varsity team with a time of 50.74 sec- On the boys side, cus. • Mendocino College at Los Medanos College, 2:30 p.m. and Montgomery Montgomery’s 58, and and we’re going up onds. Ukiah was paced by a Ukiah returns to COLLEGE SOFTBALL • Mendocino College at Napa Valley Wednesday in North the Maria Carrillo girls against two of the big “She’s almost catch- pair of fourth place fin- action Wednesday, trav- College, doubleheader, 1 p.m. PREP SOFTBALL Bay League action, with won with a score of 95 to schools in our league, ing up to her time from ishes. eling to Santa Rosa to • Ukiah at Elsie Allen, 4 p.m. each Wildcat squad tak- PREP GOLF Montgomery’s 67. the big point getters.” last year,” Rozelski said. Todd Taylor finished take on Rancho Cotate • Ukiah at Piner, 3 p.m. ing third in their respec- “We don’t have very Lauren Wallace was “She’ll be competing for fourth in the 400 with a and Cardinal Newman. PREP SWIMMING • Ukiah at Montgomery, 4 p.m. FRIDAY, APRIL 7 PREP TENNIS • Elsie Allen at Ukiah, 3 p.m. PREP SOFTBALL • Potter Valley at Round Valley, 4 p.m. NBA | KINGS 97, SPURS 87 -Calendar listings are culled from the most recent schedules provided by the schools and organizations in our coverage area. Hard luck Please report schedule changes or incorrect listings to The Daily Journal Sports Department at 468-3518. Warriors TV LISTINGS lose again TODAY MLB By JEFF LATZKE Atlanta at San Francisco, 1 p.m. (FSN) Oakland at Seattle, 7 p.m. (FSN) The Associated Press NBA Detroit at Miami, 5 p.m. (TNT) OKLAHOMA CITY — Chris Paul got his Los Angeles Lakers at Denver, 7:30 p.m. (TNT) second triple-double in three games and set GOLF The Masters, First Round, 1 p.m. (USA) up Kirk Snyder’s go-ahead alley-oop dunk in COLLEGE HOCKEY overtime as the New Orleans Hornets beat NCAA Tournament Semifinal, noon (ESPN2) the Golden State Warriors 114-109 NCAA Tournament Semifinal, 5 p.m. (ESPN2) Wednesday night, keeping pace in the playoff FRIDAY, APRIL 7 race. MLB Atlanta at San Francisco, 7 p.m. (FOX) Paul had 17 points, a career-high 16 assists NBA and 10 rebounds, with marks in each catego- Dallas at San Antonio, 5 p.m. (ESPN) Houston at Golden State, 7:30 p.m. (FSN) ry proving crucial down the stretch. Los Angeles Lakers at Phoenix, 7:30 p.m. (ESPN) Paul got his final assist on a lob to Snyder GOLF The Masters, Second Round, 1 p.m. (USA) with 41.6 seconds left in overtime. He then TENNIS WTA Bausch & Lomb Championships, got his 10th rebound to complete the triple- Quarterfinal, 10 a.m. (ESPN2) double when Aaron Williams blocked Derek Fisher on the Warriors’ next possession. After Paul added two free throws to extend COMMUNITY the Hornets’ lead to 112-109, Rasual Butler DIGEST made two more to provide the final margin. Snyder blocked Monta Ellis’ floater to seal Mendocino College the win. youth and high The Hornets remained two games behind Sacramento, which won Wednesday night at school football camps defending NBA champion San Antonio. Mendocino College will host a New Orleans led 102-98 after Snyder youth football camp from July 10- capped a run of nine straight points by dri- 14 and a high school football ving the baseline for a right-handed dunk. camp on July 21. Fisher pulled the Warriors within a point Both camps will be held at on a 3-pointer from the left wing and, after Mendocino College from 4:30 - 7 Speedy Claxton hit a free throw, he tied it on p.m. each day, and the cost is a jumper in the lane with 2.1 seconds left in $90. This is a full contact camp regulation. for ages 6-14. The high school camp will run West missed a chance at his fourth game- from 11 a.m. - 3 p.m., the cost is winner as he stumbled in the lane and his shot $25, and it is a position specific bounced off the rim twice before it caromed camp for high school age football away. players. Reserve Claxton led the Hornets with 21 Any questions about either points and each of the team’s five starters camp can be directed to Mike reached double figures. West and Linton Mari at 707-468-3098. Johnson added 13 points apiece, Marc Jackson added 12 and Butler had his first Healdsburg soccer career double-double with 11 points and a tryouts pushed back career-high 10 rebounds. because of weather

Rain and wet field conditions File photo have resulted in date and field Sacramento’s Mike Bibby drives past San Antonio’s Tony Parker. Bibby scored 31 points changes for the Healdsburg Wednesday during the Kings 97-87 win in San Antonio. Sharks defeat Youth Soccer League tryouts for all Division 1 and 3 competitive programs. HYSL offers competi- Avalanche tive team play for boys and girls in the U9 up to U19 age groups. By ARNIE STAPLETON Boys and girls are encouraged to The Associated Press attend for their age groups at the DENVER — Marcel Goc broke a third- times listed below. Bibby leads Kings period tie with a rebound goal past rookie All tryouts will be at Badger Peter Budaj, and the San Jose Sharks bol- Park, which is located on Heron season, and the two games they lost to San Antonio stered their playoff hopes with a 2-1 win over Drive (head east on Matheson Sacramento bolsters its playoff hopes this season were by a total of four points. the Colorado Avalanche on Wednesday night. from the Healdsburg Plaza and with big road victory over San Antonio It didn’t take long for the Kings to build a double- turn right onto Heron.) Goc’s goal at 2:48 gave the Sharks their For more information visit the The Associated Press digit lead. first lead, and it stood up. San Jose moved HYSL Web site: www.healds- SAN ANTONIO — Mike Bibby scored 31 points Sacramento took a 26-22 lead after the first quarter into a tie with eighth-place Vancouver in the burgsoccer.org or email: and had eight assists, and the Sacramento Kings bol- by shooting 50 percent from the floor. Ron Artest did- Western Conference and within five points of [email protected]. stered their playoff hopes with a 97-87 victory over n’t miss any of this three tries, including a 3-pointer Colorado, which was coming off an exhila- HYSL tryout times the San Antonio Spurs on Wednesday night. 1:11 into the game. rating win over Chicago 48 hours earlier. Girls and Boys The Kings (39-37) have the eighth playoff spot in Artest hit another 3-pointer early in the second U9-U11: Wednesday, April 12, The Avs scored twice in the final minute to the Western Conference over New Orleans. quarter — his fourth basket in four tries overall — to beat the Blackhawks 4-3 on Monday night 4:00-5:30 P.M. give the Kings an 11-point lead. U12-U14: Wednesday, April 12, Sacramento has six games remaining in the regular but this time there was no last-minute magic. 5:30-7:00 P.M. season and has won four of its last five games. Sacramento led by 13 points at halftime and built a Colorado failed to get off a shot after Budaj U15-U19: April 11 &13: 5:30- San Antonio (58-17) has a two-game lead over 19-point lead with 6:14 remaining. was pulled for an extra skater with a minute 7:30 P.M. Southwest Division-rival Dallas for the best record in Artest scored 15 points. Bonzi Wells added 19 for remaining. the West. The loss ended a four-game winning streak Sacramento. San Jose’s Vesa Toskala surrendered a goal Ukiah Dolphins swim for the Spurs. The Kings didn’t dip very far into their bench. But to Andrew Brunette when the puck bounced Tony Parker led San Antonio with 16 points. they were efficient when they went there. and water polo camp off his mask at 12:24 of the first period but The Spurs shot 41 percent from the floor compared Sacramento pulled two players off their bench in was otherwise flawless. He recorded 25 saves the first half and got a combined 17 points from The Ukiah dolphins will be hold- to 48 percent for the Kings. to improve to 18-7-4. ing a swim and water polo combi- The game could be a preview of a first-round Shareef Abdur-Rahim and Kevin Martin. Each player Joe Sakic stretched his point streak to 11 nation camp April 24-28 at Ukiah matchup in the Western Conference playoffs. The games with the assist on Brunette’s goal. High School. The clinic starts at Kings handed the Spurs their fifth loss at home this See KINGS, Page A-8 5:30 p.m. each evening, is for safe swimmers, and should serve as an introduction to both sports. Coaches Sue Maurer and Rick Cleland will be giving 45 minutes of basic instruction in each sport Duke lacrosse coach resigns, season cancelled for the cost of $25 for the week. Please call Maurer at 391-8277 Racial tensions in Durham al championship game. and insults. or Cleland at 463-1551 for further boil as three players stand “Coach Pressler offered me his Students and townspeople have information. resignation earlier this afternoon, marched on campus and off in recent accused of raping a stripper and I accepted it,” said Duke athletic days, angry over the school’s han- Call for Ukiah Valley director Joe Alleva. “I believe this is dling of the allegations and the team By EMERY P. DALESIO youth soccer coaches in the best interests of the program, members’ refusal to cooperate with The Associated Press the department of athletics and the police. Investigators have said the The Ukiah Valley Youth Soccer DURHAM, N.C. — Duke university.” athletes are sticking together and League is in need of coaches. If University’s lacrosse coach resigned The rape allegations have roiled keeping silent. No one has been you would like to become a head Wednesday and the school canceled the campus and the city, raised racial charged. coach or an assistant coach for a the rest of the season amid a bur- tensions, and heightened the long- The lacrosse team’s co-captains competitive boys or girls soccer geoning scandal involving allega- standing antagonism between the have denied that anyone was sexual- team pleas call the soccer hotline tions that three players on the highly privileged students at the elite uni- ly assaulted at the party, as have at 467-9797 so the UVYSL can ranked team raped a stripper at an versity and the poorer people of attorneys for the players. get back to potential coaches off-campus party. Durham. Earlier Wednesday, authorities with more details. Mike Pressler spent 16 seasons at The stripper is black and said her unsealed documents stating that File photo Mike Pressler spent 16 seasons at Duke and won three Atlantic Coast attackers were white. Investigators hours after the alleged rape, a player Conference championships. Last and witnesses have said the lacrosse See DIGEST, Page A-8 Duke and won three Atlantic Coast See DUKE, Page A-7 Conference championships. year, his team appeared in the nation- players taunted her with racial slurs THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL SPORTS THURSDAY, APRIL 6, 2006 – A-7 Stanford spring practices get off to rocky start Harrison, Traverso suspended gram,” Cardinal coach Walt Harris was knocked out of the last two games “I’m very pleased with his read from a prepared statement on of his junior year with an injury to his progress,” Harris said. “He’s done a for all of spring ball; Wednesday. throwing arm. nice job of rehabbing and he’s blessed Edwards cleared to play after Harrison started all 11 games last Moore, an agile 6-7, 235-pounder physically. We’re excited about his shoulder operation year and was third on the team with 67 who played with the Stanford basket- ability.” tackles. ball team as a freshman, missed the The defensive secondary will suffer Traverso started nine games and season with a separated shoulder. during the spring. Not only is Harrison The Associated Press caught 19 passes for 233 yards. He “I anticipate him being healthy,” out, but backup Bo McNally is also STANFORD, Calif. (AP) — caught a touchdown pass from backup Harris said of Edwards. “His arm is questionable. Stanford quarterback Trent Edwards T.C. Ostrander in the final game of the feeling much improved. Evan Moore Wopamo Osaisai, who played in all and receiver Evan Moore have both season, a 38-31 loss to Notre Dame. has taken a negative and turned it into 11 games as a cornerback last year, recovered enough from serious Harris said both Harrison and a positive. He went through the real- quit the football team to concentrate injuries suffered last year to be able to Traverso will be with the team through ization that there was a legitimate on track and field. participate in spring practice when it spring, and could rejoin the team in the chance he’d never play football again. Osaisai won the 100 meters last opens Friday. fall. That affected his outlook and attitude weekend in the Stanford Invitational. The news is not so good for defen- “It’s up to them,” Harris said. “They in regards for his body. Stanford went 5-6 overall and 4-4 in sive end Pannel Egboh, strong safety built a challenging road for them- “He has done a tremendous amount Pac-10 play in 2005, good for fourth in Brandon Harrison and tight end Matt selves. I want to stress that this is not a of work to improve his body, especial- the league in Harris’ first season after Traverso. university issue. It is a Stanford foot- ly his flexibility and that will have a coming to Palo Alto from Pittsburgh. Egboh continues to rehab a broken ball program thing.” positive affect on his ability to play Stanford will hold its annual File photo leg, while Harrison and Traverso have Harris declined to comment further wide receiver.” Cardinal-White spring game on April Stanford safety Brandon been suspended from spring practice on the two players. Egboh’s spring will be severely 29. Harrison notched 67 “due to conduct inconsistent with the Edwards, who threw for 1,934 restricted after he broke his leg against The Cardinal have not been to a tackles in 2006. goals of the Stanford football pro- yards and 17 touchdowns last season, the Irish. bowl game since 2001. Average baseball salaries Labonte eager to start approaching $3 million winning in No. 43 car By RONALD BLUM figure of $2,632,655. lion from $45.4 million. AP Baseball Writer The Yankees’ payroll Eleven of the bottom 15 By HANK KURZ Jr. not to come out and win there and the people that NEW YORK — Baseball’s dropped a bit to $198.7 mil- teams increased spending. The Associated Press races at Petty Enterprises. It’s were there,” he said. “That average salary soared 9 per- lion from $205.9 million on Baseball’s labor contract MARTINSVILLE, Va. — to come out and run compet- just made my decision easi- cent this year to nearly $2.9 opening day last year. Boston expires Dec. 19, and the There was a time in Bobby itive.” er.” million, with Alex Rodriguez was second again at $120.1 sport’s economic system will Labonte’s career when a Labonte learned to expect So far, he sees signs that topping a sport in which more million, followed by the Los be negotiated again by players fifth-place finish wouldn’t that and much more during things are moving in the than half the players on open- Angeles Angels ($103.6 mil- and owners. have caused a ripple of inter- 11 years at Joe Gibbs Racing, direction he hoped, even ing-day rosters make $1 mil- lion), the World Series cham- “There are still concerns at est in the media or in the where he won 21 races. though he knows it takes lion or more. pion Chicago White Sox both the top and the bottom,” garage. Labonte’s offseason move time to build chemistry, Rodriguez headed the list at ($102.9 million) and the New said Bob DuPuy, baseball’s That was before he joined was the centerpiece of an which brings consistency. $25.7 million and was No. 1 York Mets ($100.9 million). chief operating officer. “The Petty Enterprises as the new ambitious Petty team “We’re gaining on it,” he for the sixth straight year, Payroll figures don’t goal would be to get a tighter face behind the wheel of the rebuilding that includes said before running 32nd at according to a study of major include cash transactions, range that would ensure that famed No. 43 car, bringing Robbie Loomis, a former Martinsville. “We’ve just got league contracts by The such as money the Yankees even more than 20 clubs at along a career resume that championship crew chief for a lot of work to do. There’s Associated Press. He was fol- are receiving from Texas for Labor Day still have a chance could help put it back in the Jeff Gordon who now is the no doubt that we’ll go some- lowed by New York Yankees Rodriguez and the White Sox to compete for playoff spots, spotlight. Petty executive vice presi- where and we’re going to teammates Derek Jeter ($20.6 are getting from Philadelphia that playoff spots are based on So far, though, Labonte dent; Todd Parrott, who won struggle. If we do, we’ve got million) and Jason Giambi for Jim Thome. skill and talent and blossoming said what he and his team a championship with Dale to make sure that we realize ($20.4 million). At the other end were the stars and not just economics.” accomplish on the track is all Jarrett in 1999, becoming what we did wrong.” San Francisco’s Barry Florida Marlins at just under Oakland, 21st at $62.3 mil- he’s focusing on. He’ll con- Labonte’s crew chief, and That reality, at least for Bonds was fourth at $20 mil- $15 million, including 17 lion, still has little margin for sider the magnitude of a vic- Paul Andrews, another cham- now, keeps expectations real- lion, and Houston’s Jeff players making the $327,000 error. Some of the high-spend- tory when it comes. pionship-winning crew chief, istic. Bagwell — who might not minimum. It’s the lowest fig- ing clubs complain that the “I don’t know how it will who came to the team last “We’re going to be like play because of a shoulder ure for any team at the start of smaller-market franchises be until it happens. I’ll know season and is the crew chief the stock market. We’re injury — was next at $19.3 a season since 1998. It’s also haven’t spent their revenue- more after that,” the 2000 on Kyle Petty’s No. 45 going to be up and down,” million. less than the top 12 players sharing money on major series champion said. “It Dodge. Labonte said. “Baseball had record make and 1/13th of what the league payrolls. might be total chaos, or it “One brings two, two “Everybody is excited that crowds last year,” Giambi Yankees pay their roster. “Certain teams are funnel- might be just another win.” brings four, four brings eight, we can win, and we’ve got to said. “Probably with Barry While the biggest spenders ing it back in the right ways One thing that’s certain, eight brings 16 and that’s the keep that in mind,” he said. going to break the (home run) kept their payrolls pretty and there are some teams that though, is that after only six way that works,” Petty said “We don’t want to walk away record, it will bump it up and much at the same levels, many aren’t,” Athletics outfielder races, the Petty organization at Martinsville, where gear from with just one top-five more people will come out teams at the bottom made Mark Kotsay said. “I think feels closer to getting back to trouble doomed them both to finish.” and watch it, and in turn guys boosts. Toronto added free- this club in the last couple of Victory Lane than it has in a poor finishes. “We’re For the first time in a make more money.” agent pitchers A.J. Burnett years has definitely shed that. while. stronger as a team all the way while at Petty Enterprises, This year’s record and B.J. Ryan, and catcher They’ve used the money in Labonte’s fifth-place fin- through because of Bobby the parts all seem to be in $2,866,544 average was up Bengie Molina, among others, revenue sharing and put it ish at Bristol Motor Labonte.” place. 8.9 percent from last year’s hiking its payroll to $71.9 mil- back into players’ salaries.” Speedway two weekends ago The chance to join a “People have asked me, was the first top-five run for rebuilt team was what lured ‘Hey, what do you think the company in five years, Labonte, too. about driving the 43 car?’ I and was followed by talk that “I found myself in a posi- say it’s great, and it’s going a win at Martinsville was a tion at the end of the year to to be even better when we the player says he has “decid- alleged ever occurred.” possibility. That’s the place make the move, and I land in Victory Lane one Duke ed to have some strippers The warrant for the play- where Team Petty got its last thought that was the right day,” Labonte said. “That’s over” to his dorm room, er’s room was made public on victory, with John Andretti thing for me just because of when it’s going to really the people that were going mean something.” Continued from Page A-6 “however there will be no Wednesday. In it, police pro- driving the car Richard Petty nudity.” vide a detailed timeline of the made famous, in 1999. apparently sent an e-mail say- “I plan on killing the bitch- alleged attack and some addi- It didn’t work out that way ing he wanted to invite more es as soon as they walk in and tional details of their investi- at Martinsville, but Kyle strippers to his dorm room, proceding to cut their skin gation. Petty said the Petty teams kill them and skin them. It off,” the author of the e-mail The warrant also adds con- have struggled just to com- pete for so long that there’s was not clear whether the says, adding in vulgar terms spiracy to commit murder as message was serious or a joke. one of the crimes police are really no pressure on that he would find the act sex- Labonte to hurry up and take “The court released today a ually satisfying. The e-mail investigating. According to previously sealed warrant, the warrant, the alleged victim a checkered flag. was signed with what police “He ran fifth at Bristol and whose contents are sickening said is the player’s jersey told police she believes the and repulsive,” Duke players used false names and it’s, like, huge. It’s huge,” number. Petty said. President Richard Brodhead Police spokeswoman falsely claimed to be members said in announcing the cancel- of Duke’s baseball and track “That’s what I told him: Kammie Michaels said ‘You come over here and lation of the rest of the season. authorities tried to determine teams. have any type of success and Last week, Brodhead sus- whether the e-mail was seri- A team captain and resident it’s going to be big because it pended the team from play. of the house where the party ous by searching the player’s has been so long since we’ve The stripper, a student at a took place told police he used had success.’ The pressure’s nearby university, has told dorm room. an alias when hiring the police that she was hired to But a lawyer for the player perform at a party at a house who purportedly wrote it said just off campus last month and the content suggests his client was raped and choked by is innocent. three men in a bathroom. “While the language of the Investigators are awaiting the e-mail is vile, the e-mail itself results of DNA tests on 46 of is perfectly consistent with the Ukiah’s Friendliest Shopping Center the 47 team members. The boys’ unequivocal assertion team’s lone black member did that no sexual assault took One stop shopping and services not have to provide a sample. place that evening,” said attor- District Attorney Mike ney Robert Ekstrand. The e- with plenty of Nifong has said that he is mail “demonstrates that its “pretty confident that a rape writer is completely unaware FREE Parking Everyday! occurred,” but that he does not that any act or event remotely expect to file charges until similar to what has been next week.

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COMMUNITY DIGEST — CONTINUED FROM PAGE A-6 Spring break sports and Spring break hoops sports activities in Ukiah. Wet weather delays fitness camp for girls camp at Pomolita Pay begins at $21 per hour for umpires and $12 per hour for score- April 17-20 keepers. Open to boys and girls ages 7-17, a You may choose from one of the two Is your daughter in second through week-long spring basketball camp will meetings scheduled for Sunday or eighth grade? Has she got plans for offer players an opportunity to build a Lakeport opener Monday, April 9th or 10th from 7 - 8:30 spring break? solid foundation of basketball skills. p.m. The Daily Journal and pit area, known as Legends completely dry to have com- Bring her to Ukiah High School for Each day is filled with fundamental Both are held at the Ukiah Valley the sixth annual Girl Scouts Sports skills, progression drills, easy to Lakeport Speedway City, is under water, and our petitive racing. Conference Center in the Chenin regular pit parking in nothing The April 15th "Playday" is and Fitness Camp. Local female understand instruction, as well as Blanc room. LAKEPORT – Wet weath- coaches and athletes will work with games and fun competitions. From For more information, call 463-6714. er, flooded grounds, and a but a mud hole." a practice session open to all the girls on skills in basketball, soft- beginners to advanced players this seeping race track have forced According to Strauss, sev- race cars. Entrance to the pit ball, volleyball, swimming, soccer, eral families of ducks have area will be $15 and the event camp will be a great experience. CORRECTION the opening of the 2006 auto gymnastics, dance, and much more. The camp will be held at the racing season at the Lakeport made their homes in the pond- will run from noon until 4:00 Camp will be from April 17 - 20, 8:30 Pomolita Gym April 17-21. Tuition for Speedway to be pushed back sized puddles in both the track pm. Race fans can watch the AM – 4:30 PM daily. Cost is $45 per In Monday’s Daily Journal, ANG a full day camp, from 9 a.m. - 3 p.m., Newspapers received picture credit one week. The annual infield and the spectator park- cars from the grandstands at girl, or $35 for registered Girl Scouts, is $135. For the half-day camp, tuition "Playday" scheduled for this ing lots. no charge. for four full days. Financial assistance on a Ukiah lacrosse picture of Nick is $85. is available. Look for flyers in the Easterbrook. Sunday has been moved to "If we can’t park our cus- Northern California Racing Low income discounts are available schools soon. Isaac Eckel was the photographer Saturday, April 15, and the tomers,” Strauss said. “We Associations four regular through the City of Ukiah. For more For more information about this on the lacrosse picture. first points race will now be can’t go racing." division, the modifieds, mini information, please call 463-6714. camp, to request a registration pack- April 22. The over-saturated ground stocks, bombers and street et, or to find out about other Girl Scout To place an announcement in the "It’s the first time we have has caused numerous cracks stocks, along with the activities, please contact Connie Scorekeepers and “Community Sports Digest,” contact had to cancel due to flood- in the asphalt race track where Legends Cars of the Pacific, Krantman at 463-2888 or 800-764- The Ukiah Daily Journal Sports ing,” said speedway manager water is seeping through the will all be competing at the 7322. umpires needed Department by phone at 468-3518. Nadine Strauss. "Our lower surface. A paved track must be season opener on April 22. You may also mail your listing to 590 Entry level clinic for soc- Would you like to earn extra cash in S. School Street, Ukiah, Calif., 95482, the summer evenings while being in e-mail it to [email protected], or cer referees the center of the game you love? The fax it to us at 468-3544. Because the Redwood Empire Officials “Community Sports Digest” is a FREE There will be an entry level soccer Association, in conjunction with The service, no guarantees can be made U-14 AAU girls place second referre clinic May 15-18, from 6-9 City of Ukiah Community Service on the frequency of a listing’s appear- p.m., and May 20 from 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Department, would like to announce ance in The Daily Journal. To assure The Daily Journal Wright-Williams. “We played Ukiah, averaging 8.3 points at the Nokomis School. that there will be two informational your event maximum publicity, please In girls AAU basketball, up an age group this weekend per game, and McKenzie For more information, call Friedhelm meetings about becoming a member contact either our classified (468- the Ukiah U-14 team went to and for two of the girls it is Mangino led Ukiah in Engeln at 485-7308. of the association. As a member you 3535) or display advertising (468- the North Bay Chicks another two to three ages up, rebounding, grabbing five will be eligible to officiate in various 3510) departments. Tournament and took second but they all handled them- boards per contest. place in the U-15 division, selves like ballplayers.” Ashley Villagomes played falling to the U-15 Redwood Ashley Lower was an all- great defense, snatching seven SCOREBOARD Magic and North Bay League tournament selection for steals in three games. Busch) one-year contract. MVP Amanda Johnson in the Ukiah, averaging 9.6 points The Ukiah U-14 girls April 2 — DIRECTV 500, Martinsville, Va. (Tony MINNESOTA VIKINGS—Signed WR Ryan Hoag NHL Stewart) and WR Jimmy Redmond. final, 55-28. and 4.6 rebounds per game. return to action April 29-30 in EASTERN CONFERENCE April 9 — Samsung/RadioShack 500, Fort Worth, Ukiah won its first two Texas “Ashley had a great tourna- San Francisco at the Mission Atlantic Division April 22 — Subway Fresh 500, Avondale, Ariz. games in the tournament, ment,” Wright-Williams said. Rec Tournament. W L OT Pts GF GA April 30 — Aaron’s 499, Talladega, Ala. NBA x-N.Y. Rangers 42 21 12 96 241 191 May 6 — TBA, Richmond, Va. outscoring opponents at a rate “Not only did she control the Philadelphia 41 23 11 93 246 238 May 13 — Dodger Charger 500, Darlington, S.C. EASTERN CONFERENCE New Jersey 40 27 9 89 219 217 Ukiah Girls U-14 May 28 — Coca-Cola 600, Concord, N.C. Atlantic Division of 104-59. boards, she was an offensive at North Bay Chicks Tournament N.Y. Islanders 33 37 5 71 211 255 June 4 — Neighborhood Excellence 400, Dover, Pittsburgh 19 43 13 51 218 295 W L Pct GB (Name, scoring, rebounding, steals – 3 games) Del. y-New Jersey 45 28.616 — “We were proud of how threat as well.” Ashley Lower 29, 14, 12; Emily Houghton 25, 5, Northeast Division June 11 — Pocono 500, Long Pond, Pa. W L OT Pts GF GA Philadelphia 34 40.45911 1/2 4; Kylie Carr 17, 10, 3; Jessica Graham 16, 8, 2; June 18 — 3M Performance 400, Brooklyn Boston 31 44.413 15 well the girls played,” said Emily Houghton helped Ashley Villagomes 16, 7, 7; McKenzie Mangino, x-Ottawa 50 17 8 108 293 183 June 25 — Dodge/Save Mart 350, Sonoma, Calif. x-Buffalo 47 23 6 100 256 230 Toronto 26 49.347 20 Ukiah head coach Tracy 12, 15, 1; Leah Blue 6, 11, 2; Taylor Langi 6, 13, July 1 — Pepsi 400, Daytona Beach, Fla. New York 20 54.27025 1/2 carry the scoring load for 1; Carlie Montano 5, 9, 1. Montreal 39 27 9 87 223 225 July 9 — USG Sheetrock 400, Joliet, Ill. Toronto 36 32 7 79 230 247 Southeast Division July 16 — New England 300, Loudon, N.H. W L Pct GB Boston 28 35 13 69 214 246 July 23 — Pennsylvania 500, Long Pond, Pa. Southeast Division y-Miami 49 25.662 — Aug. 6 — Allstate 400 at the Brickyard, Washington 39 35.527 10 W L OT Pts GF GA Indianapolis y-Carolina 50 20 6 106 278 237 Orlando 30 44.405 19 Aug. 13 — TBA, Watkins Glen, N.Y. Atlanta 23 51.311 26 Tampa Bay 40 30 5 85 235 235 Aug. 20 — GFS Marketplace 400, Brooklyn, Mich. Atlanta 37 32 6 80 254 254 Charlotte 21 54.28028 1/2 Aug. 26 — Sharpie 500, Bristol, Tenn. Central Division Florida 34 33 9 77 220 236 Sept. 3 — Sony HD 500, Fontana, Calif. Washington 25 38 12 62 217 285 W L Pct GB Sept. 9 — Chevy Rock & Roll 400, Richmond, Va. z-Detroit 60 14.811 — Sept. 17 — Sylvania 300, Loudon, N.H. x-Cleveland 45 30.60015 1/2 Weather nixes record stunt WESTERN CONFERENCE Sept. 24 — Dover (Del.) 400 Milwaukee 37 38.49323 1/2 Central Division Oct. 1 — Banquet 400, Kansas City, Kan. Indiana 36 38.486 24 W L OT Pts GF GA Oct. 8 — UAW-Ford 500, Talladega, Ala. Chicago 35 40.46725 1/2 y-Detroit 52 15 8 112 277 189 Oct. 14 — Bank of America 500, Concord, N.C. The Associated Press of a 56-foot ramp to catch clear the wall without motor- Nashville 43 25 8 94 237 220 Oct. 22 — Subway 500, Martinsville, Va. WESTERN CONFERENCE Columbus 32 40 3 67 197 255 Oct. 29 — Bass Pro Shops MBNA 500, Hampton, LAS VEGAS — Daredevil Way after he free falls off the ized aid, making the jump on Chicago 24 40 11 59 195 260 Ga. Southwest Division St. Louis 20 40 14 54 188 269 Nov. 5 — Dickies 500, Fort Worth, Texas W L Pct GB skateboarder Danny Way 82-foot high sign. an adaptation of a so-called Northwest Division Nov. 12 — Checker Auto Parts 500, Avondale, x-San Antonio 58 17.773 — postponed plans Wednesday W L OT Pts GF GA Ariz. x-Dallas 56 19.747 2 Construction of the ramp mega ramp, a gigantic struc- Calgary 42 24 9 93 200 188 Nov. 19 — Ford 400, Homestead, Fla. Memphis 43 32.573 15 to “bomb drop” off the Hard was near completion and Way ture that he helped create near Colorado 41 26 8 90 265 234 New Orleans 36 38.48621 1/2 Edmonton 38 26 12 88 245 239 Driver Standings Houston 32 42.43225 1/2 Rock hotel-casino’s massive planned to go ahead with the n the Southern California Vancouver 40 30 7 87 240 236 1. Jimmie Johnson, 933 Northwest Division Minnesota 35 34 7 77 216 202 2. Mark Martin, 874 W L Pct GB neon guitar sign, a publicist stunt Thursday evening. desert. Pacific Division 3. Matt Kenseth, 873 Denver 41 34.547 — W L OT Pts GF GA 4. Kasey Kahne, 832 Utah 35 39.4735 1/2 said. Way, 30, is best known for Way also set a skateboard x-Dallas 49 21 5 103 243 196 5. Kyle Busch, 832 Seattle 31 43.4199 1/2 Anaheim 40 23 12 92 235 206 6. Dale Earnhardt, Jr., 824 Minnesota 31 44.413 10 Promoters of the planned leaping across the Great Wall jump world record for dis- Los Angeles 40 32 5 85 241 257 7. Jeff Gordon, 814 Portland 20 53.274 20 stunt said scattered rain and San Jose 37 26 11 85 236 225 8. Tony Stewart, 791 Pacific Division of China last summer. tance, 79 feet, on a mega ramp Phoenix 36 35 4 76 229 249 9. Elliott Sadler, 735 W L Pct GB high winds stalled completion He was the first person to at the 2004 X Games. 10. Casey Mears, 724 x-Phoenix 49 24.671 — Two points for a win, one point for overtime loss 11. Dale Jarrett, 716 L.A. Clippers 43 30.589 6 or shootout loss. 12. Kevin Harvick, 699 L.A. Lakers 40 35.533 10 x-clinched playoff spot 13. Ryan Newman, 668 Sacramento 39 37.51311 1/2 y-clinched division 14. Kurt Busch, 661 Golden State 30 44.40519 1/2 Tuesday’s Games 15. Brian Vickers, 650 point loss Tuesday at Dallas. tive calls on Spurs coach N.Y. Rangers 3, Philadelphia 2, SO 16. Clint Bowyer, 644 x-clinched playoff spot Montreal 5, Boston 3 17. Jamie McMurray, 623 y-clinched division But they shot 9-of-18 from the Gregg Popovich and Tim Minnesota 5, St. Louis 4, SO 18. Greg Biffle, 615 z-clinched conference Kings Anaheim 6, Los Angeles 2 19. Carl Edwards, 602 Wednesday’s Games 3-point line against San Duncan and another 48 sec- Wednesday’s Games 20. Martin Truex, Jr., 597 Indiana 111, Toronto 103 Buffalo 5, Ottawa 4, OT Orlando 108, Milwaukee 105 Atlanta 5, Florida 2 Chicago 99, Philadelphia 92 Continued from Page A-6 Antonio. onds later against Artest. ... Carolina 4, Washington 3, SO Atlanta 101, Minnesota 99 Notes:The Kings play The Spurs trailed by double Toronto 3, N.Y. Islanders 2 TRANSACTIONS Washington 108, Boston 91 New Jersey 6, Pittsburgh 4 New York 96, Cleveland 94 hit 4-of-7 shots, including a 3- Chicago 4, Nashville 3 BASEBALL Sacramento 97, San Antonio 87 Friday at the Los Angeles digits for the second consecu- New Orleans 114, Golden State 109, OT pointer from Martin. San Jose at Colorado, 9 p.m. American League Phoenix at Calgary, 10 p.m. Houston at Portland, 7 p.m. Clippers, but follow with four tive home game. San Antonio TAMPA BAY DEVIL RAYS—Placed SS Luis L.A. Clippers at Phoenix, 7:30 p.m. Abdur-Rahim finished with Thursday’s Games Ordaz on the 15-day DL. Purchased the contract Toronto at Boston, 7 p.m. Thursday’s Games 16 points in 24 minutes while of their remaining five games fell behind by 10 against on INF Russell Branyan from Durham of the IL. Charlotte at New Jersey, 4:30 p.m. N.Y. Islanders at N.Y. Rangers, 7 p.m. Claimed RHP Scott Dunn from the L.A. Angels Montreal at Ottawa, 7:30 p.m. Detroit at Miami, 5 p.m. Martin added nine. at home. ... Four technical Washington in the third quar- and optioned him to Durham. Assigned RHP Tim L.A. Lakers at Denver, 7:30 p.m. Atlanta at Tampa Bay, 7:30 p.m. Corcoran and RHP Chad Harville outright to Nashville at St. Louis, 8 p.m. Friday’s Games The Kings shot 5-of-24 fouls were called during the ter on Saturday but still won Durham. Detroit at Orlando, 4 p.m. Edmonton at Minnesota, 8 p.m. National League San Jose at Los Angeles, 10:30 p.m. Washington at Atlanta, 4 p.m. from 3-point range in a 26- first half, including consecu- 106-99. CINCINNATI REDS—Announced C Dane Boston at Philadelphia, 4 p.m. Dallas at Anaheim, 10:30 p.m. Sardinha cleared waivers and was sent outright Friday’s Games Milwaukee at Memphis, 5 p.m. to Louisville of the IL. 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Marine Mammal Rescue: Slideshow and Lecture to be presented April 20 Since 1975 the Marine Mammal Center (MMC) in Sausalito LAST CHANCE! has been rescuing marine mammals – animals that are injured, trapped, disoriented, diseased and otherwise threatened. When possible they nurse them to health and release them back into the ocean. The MMC has gained world-wide recognition for its contributions to marine mammal medicine. Tanya Smart, who has a Masters Degree in Behavioral Ecology, was the Director THE RESPONSE HAS BEEN of Education for the MMC in l986 and 1987, and is now a vol- unteer with its “Fort Bragg Operation.” She will discuss and show slide sequences of marine mammal rescues and releases on Thursday, April 20, 7 p.m. at the Ukiah Civic Center, as a part of Peregrine Audubon Society’s monthly speaker program. OVERWHELMING Her presentation will include slides of last fall’s dramatic res- cue of a humpback whale that was wrapped up in 20 commer- cial crab pot lines near the Farallones Islands. This program is free to the public (a hat will be passed for donations). Don’t miss out on your opportunity Directions to the Ukiah Civic Center at 300 Seminary Ave.: take Perkins Street west to State Street (second light). Go left on State. After a few blocks turn right on Seminary Ave and take it to the end. to be included in our first annual 10th anniversary season of Opera Fresca seeks dedicated volunteers MENDOCINO COUNTY Opera Fresca invites the community to “Come to the Opera Cabaret” for Puccini’s immortal classic, “La Bohème,” April 21 through April 30, at Eagles Hall Theater, Fort Bragg. This season marks Mendocino Opera Fresca’s 10th anniver- CONTRACTORS GUIDE sary of presenting operas, concerts and cabarets throughout Mendocino County, as well as the Inaugural Season of the Mendocino Opera Fresca Emerging Artists Program. The Ukiah Participants can share in the excitement of this playful, pas- Mendocino County sionate and poignant opera to be sung by rising young national Mendocino County DAILY JOURNAL artists from San Francisco, Vancouver, New York City, Wisconsin and Virginia, joined by spirited local Opera Fresca Opera Chorus veterans and newcomers. Mounting an annual full opera production with a 50 member CONTRACTORS GUIDE cast and orchestra has its challenges and rewards. With the help of volunteers, Mendocino Opera Fresca will continue to meet these challenges and celebrate their successes. There are many volunteer opportunities, in both a variety of areas and of skills. The Ukiah Daily Journal is proud For those who can help out in box office assistance, marketing Mendocino County surveys, ushering, concessions, beverage service, housing, transportation, there is a need for such services. to introduce its newest publication: For more information or to volunteer, call 1-888-82- Contractors Guide OPERA/ 937-3646. Visit them online at www.operafresca.com. YOUR GUIDE TO FINDING HELP IN MENDOCINO COUNTY The Mendocino County Bus trip to the De Young Museum in San Francisco to take place April 22 Contractors Guide! Reservations are being taken by a group of artists and art lovers for a deluxe bus trip to San Francisco’s de Young The Mendocino County Contractors Guide Museum in Golden Gate Park. An exhibit of world wide arts 2006 edition is a comprehensive directory of and crafts are being shown there in April. The day will be spent there and return straight back to Ukiah (no dinner stop). There licensed contractors located in Mendocino is a large cafeteria with a wide selection of foods at the muse- County. Regardless of the kind of work readers um. The cost of the bus ticket is $60, seniors over 65 years $58 are planning to do in or around their homes, and youth $57 (13 through 17). This covers the bus and the our Contractors Guide will provide them with museum. Departure is at 8:30 a.m. on April 22. Arrangements can be names and telephone numbers of professionals made to be picked up Hopland and Cloverdale. The expected to help them get started! return to Ukiah will be at about 6.30 p.m. The deadline is March 10 for reservations. For more infor- In addition, our Contractors Guide will be full mation, call Mary June at 463-0456. of current “how-to” tips, ideas and articles on topics of interest. With a circulation of over The 13th annual Spring Garden Tour 12,000 distributed in The Ukiah Daily Journal be held on Saturday, April 22 & throughout Mendocino County, you won’t The 13th Annual Spring Garden Tour presented by the The Ukiah want to miss being included in this exciting and League of Women Voters of Mendocino County will be held 2006 DAILY JOURNAL Sat., April 22, 2006 from noon to 5 p.m. These private gardens information-packed guide. feature rhododendrons, spring perennials, maples, bonsai, woodland and meadow settings, and koi ponds. Tickets are $15 including refreshments. They are available by calling 937-4952 Join These And Other Advertizers In The or at Tangents and Harvest Market in Fort Bragg, Moore Used Books in Mendocino, and participating gardens. 2006 Mendocino County Contractors Guide Audition for ‘The Underpants’ And Promote Business This Year to be held April 27 through April 29 “The Underpants” written by Carl Sternheim, adapted by Steve Martin, Directed by Lawrence Bullock will be showing • Nickle Creek Nursery • Round Tree Glass from July 27 through Sept. 3. Auditions for “The Underpants” will be held on April 27, 28 and 29 at the Don Murray Room • Duran Construction • USA Termite Control & (MTC Rehearsal Room) at the Mendocino Recreation Center at 7 p.m. on Thursday and Friday and 2 p.m. on Saturday. Director Lawrence Bullock is looking for six actors (2 • The Sound Company General Construction women, 4 men) for the following roles: Theo Maske upper 20’s to 30’s (possibly into 40’s depend- • DFM Car Stereo • Realty World ing), Louise Maske upper 20’s upper 30’s, Gertrude Deuter upper 30’s upper 50’s, Frank Versati upper 20’s upper 30’s, Benjamin Cohen upper 20’s upper 30’s, Kinglehoffer upper • J.D. Sissons • Two Sons Pool 50’s upper 60’s (possibly 40’s w/age makeup). The Underpants script available for check out from the MTC box office Tuesday through Sundays (937-4477). Rehearsals • K+T Rising Doors • Fucchetti Escavating will begin in mid May and performances are Thursday through Sunday July 27 to Sept. 3. All shows are at 8 p.m. Except for • Deep Valley Security • Gene Wixon Enterprises the first and last two Sundays which are 2pm matinees (July 30, Aug. 27 and Sept 3). For more information, contact Patti at 937-2718 • Robinson Building Inc. • Redwood Valley Gravel Ukiah Symphony Association presents • Dunlap Roofing Inc. • Roto Rooter a concert May 6 and May 7 Ukiah Symphony Association presents Ukiah Symphony in • Valley Paving • McAvoy Construction concert on Saturday May 6, at 8 p.m. and Sun. May 7, at 3 p.m. Program: Dvorak “New World Symphony,” Chopin “Piano • Mendocino Metals • Fosters Heating and Cooling Concerto in f” with Elizabeth MacDougall, Richard Strauss “Serenade for Winds.” Mendocino College Center Theater, 1000 Hensley Creek Rd. Ukiah. Sponsored by Realty • Endeavor Homes • Scramaglia & Hayes Construction World/Selzer Realty, Parducci Wine Cellars. Price: adults $20; seniors (65 and older) $18; under 18 $5. Info: Jean Slonecker, • American AgCredit • Undercover Roofing 707-462-0236 (leave message).

The Anderson Valley Garden Tour • Santa Rosa Tile Supply, Inc. • JD Construction • Dances in Wood will be held on May 13 • Hawkes Construction • Michael Wilson Painting • Tony’s Sheet Metal Anderson Valley Garden Tour, Saturday May 13 from 10 • Northern Countertops • Patrick Murphy Painting • United Well Drilling a.m. to 4 p.m. The cost is $35. per person. Box lunches avail- able for $15. Must be reserved and pre-paid. All proceeds ben- efit the Anderson Valley Land Trust. Checks payable to AVLT, c/o Ginger Valen, PO Box 222 Boonville, CA 95415. call 895- Call our classified department to be included: 9424 for further information. Allow two weeks to process orders. 468-3510 • 468-3512 • 468-3513 • 468-3514 10 – THURSDAY, APRIL 6, 2006 TIME OUT Editor: Richard Rosier, 468-3520 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected]

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Barry Levinson (1942-), director/producer, TODAY’S QUOTE: “There is only one Datebook: Thursday, April 6, 2006 is 64; John Ratzenberger (1947-), actor, is step from the sublime to the ridiculous.” -- 59; Paul Rudd (1969-), actor, is 37. Napoleon Bonaparte Today is the 96th day of 2006 and the In 1896, the first modern Olympic Games TODAY’S SPORTS: In 2004, the TODAY’S FACT: Athletes at the 1896 18th day of spring. opened in Athens. Connecticut women’s basketball team won Athens Olympic Games represented 13 TODAY’S HISTORY: In 1199, King TODAY’S BIRTHDAYS: Lincoln the NCAA championship, and UConn nations; at the 2004 Athens Olympics, 202 Richard the Lionhearted was killed at the Steffens (1866-1936), muckraking journal- became the first Division I school ever to siege of a castle in France. ist; Gerry Mulligan (1927-96), jazz musi- nations were represented. In 1814, Napoleon abdicated as emperor cian; Billy Dee Williams (1937-), actor, is hold both men’s and women’s basketball TODAY’S MOON: Between first quarter of France, accepting exile on Elba. 69; Merle Haggard (1937-), singer, is 69; titles in the same year. (April 5) and full moon (April 13).

poor counselor, greater com- this isn’t apt to be one of more realistic than opti- AQUARIUS (Jan. 20- plications are likely to those times. Be sure you mistic about something Feb. 19) -- Although you are ASTROGRAPH occur. have a handful of aces you’re hoping to achieve. If innately endowed with GEMINI (May 21-June before you ante up on a big you live on cloud nine and splendid judgment, you 20) -- You may be a very bet. fail to come down to earth, might make a hopeful deci- By Bernice Bede Osol good salesperson, and that’s VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. you’ll miss the brass ring. sion that will not serve your all well and good. But if 22) -- Even if you think you SAGITTARIUS (Nov. best interests one iota. Try to you’re not sure whether have something good to 23-Dec. 21) -- Generosity is put wishful thinking aside. what your selling works or offer, if you’re too laid-back an admirable trait, but one PISCES (Feb. 20-March 19) -- If you want to engage not, and it turns out to be a and easygoing about it, the you could easily misuse by 20) -- You might be tempted in something chancy where dud, it’ll hurt your reputa- world isn’t likely to beat a impulsively favoring the to use an untested labor-sav- wrong people. When you the outcome is questionable, tion. path to your door. You’ll ing technique and end up do so alone and don’t try to CANCER (June 21-July have to prove yourself. realize your zeal in someone making more work for your- involve others in your fias- 22) -- A total lack of concern LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. was misguided, you’ll have self in the long run. Stick to Friday, April 7, 2006 co. If it goes awry, you’ll be for your resources could 23) -- Unless you are pre- regrets. There is a strong possibil- the one to blame. Get a jump lead you to spend thought- pared to strengthen and sta- CAPRICORN (Dec. 22- known methods and proce- ity you could become on life by understanding the lessly, as well as extrava- bilize your position in a Jan. 19) -- Take care, dures. involved with a partner in an influences governing you in gantly. If that should occur, business arrangement, because your worst enemy Send for your Astro- ambitious undertaking in the the year ahead. you will end the day with there’s a probability you might be a well-intentioned Graph year ahead predic- year ahead. Its possibilities TAURUS (April 20-May only a pain in your purse. could end up losing that friend who could try to tions by mailing $2 to Astro- for success look good, but 20) -- Better be careful in LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) - which you had already involve you in something Graph, c/o this newspaper, only if you both remain whom you confide and from - Occasionally, our bravado gained. where the value is grossly P.O. Box 167, Wickliffe, OH focused on the same target. whom you seek advice. If will get us by and we can SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. inflated. You both could go 44092-0167. Be sure to state ARIES (March 21-April the person you choose is a pull off a bluff. However, 22) -- It is important to be down. your zodiac sign.

When we opened our store 7 years ago we advertised in The Ukiah Daily Journal. People are still talking about Lustre Jewelry that ad. The Ukiah Daily Journal & Gem Company Steven & Rebecca Stern works. That’s why we advertise 118 S. State St., Ukiah in The Ukiah Daily Journal. Phone/Fax (707) 462-0907 TIME OUT THURSDAY, APRIL 6, 2006 – 11 Editor: Richard Rosier, 468-3520 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected] Puzzlers

THE LEARNING CHALLENGER by Robert Barnett

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

CHAOS GRID THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME 39 -7 15 -20 by Henri Arnold and Mike Argirion SN I I 54 64 -15 29 Unscramble these four Jumbles, ECST one letter to each square, 7-36142 HAOL to form four ordinary words. 51 -28 5 26 MSOC DIPTE CLUE: A MOVEMENT ORDER GRID 80 ©2006 Tribune Media Services, Inc. 80 All Rights Reserved.

7 80 H TRINP -3 29 80 AT 51 80 M 80 80 80 80 80 4/6/2006 DECODED MESSAGE: YAGTIE

ANSWERS IN NEXT EDITION © 2006 Robert Barnett www.jumble.com DOAFER Answers to Previous Now arrange the circled letters Learning Challenger to form the surprise answer, as A GARDEN VEGETABLE suggested by the above cartoon.

22623-6 AGAR Answer: “ ” 18 -1 3 25 DENV -2 21 22 4 (Answers tomorrow) EGET Jumbles: SURLY INEPT GARISH HEIFER Yesterday’s 27 -1 -3 22 Answer: When the hunter spotted the buck in his ABLE 4/5/2006 scope, he became a — SIGHT SEER Wife should seek to better herself despite her husband

Dear Annie: I have been married for 15 state. It won’t hurt the kids to know that Mom information about the laws in your area. years. I am no longer “in love” with my hus- is trying to better herself while Daddy (or your Meanwhile, please call the manager and tell band. In fact, every minute I’m around him, I parents or a baby sitter) watches them. It’s her why you no longer will be patronizing her hate him even more. We’ve been to counseling ANNIE’S MAILBOX worth the investment in your future. shop. She’ll want to know, and you have noth- twice, and both times they told “Jerry” he By Kathy Mitchell and Marcy Sugar Dear Annie: I have my hair done every four ing to lose by telling her. needs to spend more time with the kids (ages weeks at the same nationally known salon. My Dear Annie: I read the letters about men 13, 10 and 6) and focus on other parts of our last visit was quite upsetting. The hairdresser staring at women’s breasts. I work in a male- relationship besides sex. me fall in love with him again, and he replied took out a hairbrush that obviously had been dominant factory and am petite and very well- Jerry has taken nothing from those sessions. that it wasn’t worth the effort. used on someone else. There were blonde hairs endowed. One day, a male co-worker asked me I cannot ever get a hug without getting groped, Leaving is not an option. I’ve been a stay-at- in the brush, which the stylist took out with her if I could please stop my breasts from staring at so I avoid hugging. Communicating is like home mom for 10 years and have no job train- hand, and then she proceeded to use it on me. his eyes, as he found it quite offensive. I talking to a tree. It burns me up to see him ing to fall back on. College is out of the ques- I will never go back to that salon. I cannot cracked up laughing. lounging while I exhaust myself doing things tion. Jerry already has told me he won’t pick up contact the manager because she will make me I now use that line whenever I find myself in around our home. I can’t even get him to play the slack if I decide to go back to school, and I out to be the bad guy. What if the person before such a situation. I say, in my most sincere a game or read to the kids without massive don’t want my kids to suffer. I need help. -- me had head lice, an infection or something voice, “Oh, I humbly apologize. It seems my coaxing. Stuck in a Rut worse? Aren’t there rules and guidelines a breasts are staring at your eyes.” That usually Jerry can go an entire day without brushing Dear Stuck: It sounds as if Jerry isn’t so “in beauty salon must follow when it comes to stops the offender and gets a laugh as well. his teeth. He wears the same clothes for a week love” with you, either. Go back to one of your cleaning brushes? Should I bring my own? -- Hope this brings a chuckle to your day. -- and will put on the same underwear two or counselors and ask for help -- with or without Traveling Brush Customer Factory Worker in Ontario three days in a row. This is a huge turn-off for Jerry. See if you can sign up for some evening Dear Traveling: Most states do indeed have Dear Ontario: It did indeed. It’s a good me. I’ve told him, but he doesn’t care enough classes at your local YWCA or community col- regulations requiring the sterilization of combs thing you have a well-developed sense of to change. Once, I told him he needs to make lege, and check services provided by your and brushes used in hair salons. You can check humor. Many thanks for providing a clever with your state licensing board for specific retort for our female readers. THURSDAY EVENING 4/6/06 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 BROADCAST CHANNELS C News Friends $ Friends $ Seinfeld $ ’70s Show The Loop The O.C. 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250 voters will become “mail contingent on landowners stream banks, where as much County, the pilot program is Voting ballot” precincts. About 25 Land having a conservation plan. as 20 feet of property has been only available to those who percent of county voters Mandel said proper planning lost to the river, and working live along the Russian River, already vote on a permanent allows NRCS to suggest the on rural roads and culverts but Mandel said if the pro- Continued from Page A-1 Continued from Page A-1 absentee basis. With the new right tools to landowners and where flooding and erosion gram is successful, it could audio components to be laws, the number of voters Mandel said. Many of these help them find the money. have damaged the roadway. spread to the rest of the coun- optionally available at every going to polling places will people are still recovering “A conservation plan pro- Mandel believes that, in ty. Sanden said he believed the polling location to allow those fall to 35 percent, officials from the New Year’s flood vides a road map toward long- some places, culverts should program could spread farther with visual or mobility dis- said. and are using the planning the term goals,” said Bob Bailey, be widened and drainage than that. abilities to vote without assis- Absentee ballots will be pilot program offers to pre- NRCS district conservationist repaired in such a way that “It may lead to a new way tance. mailed out to all voters in mail pare for application to future in Redding. future storms would not cause of doing business,” he said. Because of the financial ballot precincts beginning cost-sharing programs. Current projects include such “catastrophic problems.” Ben Brown can be reached at and logistical burden, Wharff May 8. Access to those programs is preventing erosion from Currently, in Mendocino [email protected]. recently announced that all Seth Freedland can be polling places with fewer than reached at [email protected]. Another realignment was the year. County ranchers. Road also discussed and is a con- “That’s what gets us in line “If we can’t sell our prod- cern for members of the for funding when these studies uct, then we’re not going to be it? No. Does it happen? Yes. If Humboldt County cattle get finished,” Neely said. in business,” said Lane Ross. Mayor you change attorneys, you’re Continued from Page A-1 industry. Weight and size The representatives of the Lee Mora of the Humboldt entitled to reasonable continu- is scheduled to be completed restrictions on Highway 101 cattle industry who attended auction yard in Fortuna ance.” through Richardson Grove said they appreciated agreed. Continued from Page A-1 in 2009, but there are early He noted that when the finishing incentives for the prevent certain trucks, espe- Caltrans’ efforts to make it so “We have an industry we’re one is available and quali- continuance became obvious, contractor. cially livestock trucks, from livestock trucks can come trying to hold together,” Mora fied.” his office suggested a date in “We see this as a communi- legally entering Humboldt through, but they need some- said. Jordan pledged to take a April. But with Jordan ty project,” Fielder said. County. thing in the meantime so they No decisions regarding “fresh look” at the case, but unavailable then, the court “They understand the impor- Caltrans officials said a can stay open for business. Richardson Grove were made, declined to provide specifics. settled on the July date. tance of a project like this.” study on the realignment of Buyers of their cattle are but all parties involved agreed She also noted that there was “It’s just dragging this Neely said there is no pend- Richardson Grove will begin discouraged by the restrictions to work on options like infor- “nothing unusual” about the thing out,” Vroman said. “The ing litigation or stumbling people are entitled to a speedy in the summer and they hope for their trucks and don’t want mation distribution to truckers increased delay and that no blocks to hold up the project. to have it done by the end of to do business with Humboldt and legislation. harm had been done to the trial, too.” trial. But Jordan rejected the negative impact of the post- Those arrested by law enforcement District Attorney Norm officers are innocent until proven guilty. • Willits • ponement. 459-NOYO (6696) Vroman agreed with Jordan Daily People reported as having been arrest- NOYO THEATRE “I don’t think the situation ed may contact the Daily Journal once Visit us at our website www.cinemawest.com that such suspensions do often INDEPENDENT FILM SERIES 7:00PM WED & THUS ONLY gets any worse or any better,” Continued from Page A-2 their case has been concluded so the occur, but disagreed on the she said. “Did Dr. Ashiku vio- results can be reported. Those who feel Worldest’s Fastest Indian larger importance of the the information is in error should con- late the law? That question in Office: Adv. Tix on Sale SCARY MOVIE 4 (PG-13) # PG13 change. tact the appropriate agency. In the case ICE AGE 2: THE MELTDOWN (PG) DIG # July is the question today. 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Detention Detention equates to a half Jewelry hour after school, but by Continued from Page A-1 Saturday School means doing more time -- from 8 a.m. to David country illegally. noon -- on a day off. Ukiah High School “Some of these kids, if they Full Service Principal Ken Montoya said have a history of leaving cam- “Since 1980” students were given informa- pus without permission, could tion prior to the protest in both 303 ‘A’ Talmage Rd., Ukiah 468-0640 English and Spanish on the very well face Saturday consequences of leaving School. We are like Emeril -- class. He warned the students Bam! -- we bump it up,” they could receive punish- Montoya said. ments up to and including More students cut classes detention. for last Thursday’s protest True to his word, some stu- than on any other school day dents will serve (regular) so far this year, he said. detention -- standard protocol Laura Clark can be reached for a cut -- and others are at [email protected].

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The lure of everyone from presidents to siding when big news strikes. said Jeff Alan, author of move from dawn to dusk, her tions who spoke on condition making history in the evening preening celebrities to a run- “If we have another (ter- “Anchoring America: The legacy -- and the future of of anonymity because net- -- and an end to pre-dawn away bride. Some critics have rorist) attack or hurricane and Changing Face of Network CBS News -- depends on the works do not speak publicly wake-up calls -- proved irre- questioned whether those need life-saving information, News.” audience. And according to a new poll, that audience prefers to see her in the morning. Asked if they would rather see Couric in her longtime role as “Today” host or as the first woman to anchor a net- work weekday evening news- cast on her own, 49 percent favored the morning and 29 percent said evening, accord- ing to a poll conducted this week by The Associated Press and TV Guide. After 15 years as morning television’s queen, Couric confirmed Wednesday that she is leaving NBC’s “Today” show to become anchor and managing editor of the “CBS Evening News” this fall. Her audience at “Today” is about 6 million viewers; “CBS Evening News” has about 7.5 million. The woman who dressed in Marilyn Monroe and SpongeBob SquarePants out- fits on Halloween and gave viewers a tour of her colon will take the position once held by the iconic Walter Cronkite and the ousted Dan Rather. But claims that Couric lacks the “gravitas” for the job are “thinly disguised sex- ism,” said news consultant Andrew Tyndall. Few questioned Tom Brokaw when he switched from a “Today” host in the 1970s to become NBC top anchor. At ABC, Charles Gibson frequently did the morning and evening news- casts on the same day this past year during the late Peter Jennings’ illness. “I think her strengths” -- three hours a day of live broadcasting covering a wide swath of topics -- “will evolve and magnify to fit the task,” said Frank Sesno, a journalism professor at George Mason University and special CNN correspondent. “Sometimes I think change is a good thing,” Couric said on “Today.” “Although it may be terrifying to get out of your comfort zone, it’s very exciting to start a new chapter in your life.” NBC was moving swiftly to replace her. “The View” co-host Meredith Vieira, a former “60 Minutes” corre- spondent, was close Wednesday to accepting NBC’s offer to join Matt Lauer on “Today” starting this fall, according to a per- son familiar with the negotia- tions who spoke on condition of anonymity because a deal had not been completed. Couric, 49, grew up in journalism backstage at CNN, then joined NBC as a Pentagon reporter in 1989. In April 1991, she was installed next to Bryant Gumbel to wipe away the stain of Deborah Norville’s disas- trously brief tenure. It was a master stroke that earned hundreds of millions for NBC and its parent, General Electric Corp. Couric, paired with Lauer since 1997, will leave next month as the longest-serving “Today” host in the show’s 54-year history. The show is in the 11th year of an unprecedented ratings win- ning streak. Her success helped pave the career rise of Jeff Zucker, once Couric’s executive pro- ducer and now, as CEO of the NBC Universal Television Group, responsible for over- seeing a smooth transition at “Today.” “There comes a time for everyone, when new chal- lenges become hard to resist, and I fully understand that,” Zucker said. “I couldn’t be happier for Katie.” Couric turned down an offer of about $20 million a year to stay at NBC in order B-2-THURSDAY, APR. 6, 2006 UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL Call us today to place your ad The Ukiah • Locally • Statewide • Countywide • Nationwide • One Call – One Bill – We make it EASY for you! Copy Acceptance The Daily Journal reserves the has been established. Master- Classified right to edit or withhold publica- Card & Visa are accepted. DAILY JOURNAL tion & may exercise its discre- DAILY JOURNAL Errors tion in acceptance or classifica- When placing your ad, always tion of any & all advertising. ask for the ad to be repeated Deadlines back to you. 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218-06 217-06 219-06 HELP HELP 3/30,4/6,13,20/06 3/30,4/6,13,20/06 PUBLIC NOTICE 3/30,4/6,13,20/06 NOTICES WANTED WANTED STATEMENT OF DAMAGES SUMMONS (CITACION JUDICIAL) STATEMENT OF DAMAGES 10 120 120 (Personal Injury or Wrongful Death) CASE NUMBER: (Numero del Caso) SCUKCVPM (Personal Injury or Wrongful Death) 181-06 ADOPTIONS & Banking Community Health FOSTER CARE SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY ‘O492531 SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY 3-16,23,30,4-6/06 LOOKING FOR THE Representative True to Life Children's OF MENDOCINO NOTICE TO DEFENDANT: (Aviso a Acusado) OF MENDOCINO FICTITIOUS BEST. MLCU (CHR) BUSINESS NAME Services seeks families. State and Perkins Streets Brian Lee Hermes, Brian M. State and Perkins Streets has an opening Guidiville Indian STATEMENT Reimbursement, training & 100 North State Street, Room 108 Walkosz 100 North State Street, Room 108 in Ukiah for an Rancheria is seeking a File No.: 2006-F0198 professional support CHR-knowledge of: Ukiah, 95482 YOU ARE BEING SUED BY PLAINTIFF: (A Ud. le está Ukiah, 95482 provided. 463-1100 Assistant Branch THE FOLLOWING Diabetes, health ed., PLAINTIFF: ERIC S. DALTON demandando) Eric S. Dalton PLAINTIFF: ERIC S. DALTON #236800809 Manager. Must have PERSON(S) IS (ARE) vital signs, and IHS DEFENDANT: BRIAN LEE HERMES, et al. You have 30 CALENDAR DAYS after this summons DEFENDANT: BRIAN LEE HERMES, et al. 2-5 years banking DOING BUSINESS AS: To anyone who witnessed program preferable. HS CASE NO SCUKCVPM 04-92531 is served on you to file a typewritten response at this CASE NO SCUKCVPM 04-92531 and previous CRAFTSMAN ESTATE the mess in front of 405 Diploma required. To: BRIAN LEE HERMES court. A letter or phone call will not protect you; your To: BRIAN M. WALKOSZ supervisory & TRADING, Clara Ave. on Mar. 29 until Must have clean DMV Plaintiff: ERIC S. DALTON typewritten response must be in proper legal form if Plaintiff: ERIC S. DALTON experience required. ANDERSON’S now, I, Guy Ford wish to print-out. seeks damages in the above-entitled action, as you want the court to hear your case. If you do not seeks damages in the above-entitled action, as The right individual BEACON INC. say how sorry I am. I am For more info. call 463- follows: file your response on time, you may lose the case, follows: must be highly 306 N. State St. responsible for that and 3693 1. General damages and your wages, money and property may be taken 1. General damages motivated, a team Ukiah, CA 95482 am willing to make things a. Pain, suffering and inconvenience without further warning from the court.There are other a. Pain, suffering and inconvenience player, have good COUNSELOR Darrell Lance right by cleaning any legal requirements. You may want to call an attorney $2,500,000 organizational, verbal Tapestry Family $2,500,000 Anderson other messed here in right away. If you do not know an attorney, you may 2. Special Damages and written skills and Services 2. Special Damages 791 Maple Lane Ukiah. It was not my call an attorney referral service or a legal aid office a. Medical expenses (to date) a positive attitude. Support Counselor to a. Medical expenses (to date) Garberville, CA 95542 intention to be so (listed in the phone book). $490,112.30 Operational, work with children $490,112.30 This business is conducted disrespectful to the people Después de que le entreguen esta citación judicial usted b. Future medical expenses (present value) compliance and and families, in b. Future medical expenses (present value) by a Corporation. State of Ukiah. Please leave a tiene un plazo de 30 DIAS CALENDARIOS para $100,000 customer service homes, community $100,000 of incorporation: message at 467-1942 with presentar una respuesta escrita a máquina en esta c. Loss of earnings (to date) knowledge req. and in after-school c. Loss of earnings (to date) California. The registrant the location of the mess. corte. Una carta o una llamada telefónica no le ofrecera d. Loss of future earning capacity (present value) We offer a very program in Ukiah. d. Loss of future earning capacity (present value) commenced to transact Once again I am sorry for protección; su respuesta escrita a máquina tiene que $1,500,000 competitive salary, Requires AA, BA, MA $1,500,000 business under the fictitious my despicable behavior. cumplir con las formalidades legales apropiadas si usted March 14, 2006 excellent benefits, or MSW & experience March 14, 2006 business name or names Sincerely, quiere que la corte escuche su caso. Si usted no presenta Attorney for Eric S. Dalton NO SATURDAYS, with children in Attorney for Eric Dalton listed above on MARCH Guy Ford. su respuesta a tiempo, puede perder el caso, y le pueden PANO STEPHENS a fun working mental health or PANO STEPHENS 15, 2006. Endorsed-Filed quitar su salario, su dinero y otras cosas de su propiedad Attorney at Law environment and rehabilitative setting. Attorney at Law on MARCH 15, 2006 at the sin aviso adicional por parte de la corte. Existen otros P.O. Box 1548 business casual. $18 to $21 per hour; P.O. Box 1548 Mendocino County Clerks 20 PERSONALS requisitos legales. Puede que usted quiera llamar a Ukiah, CA 95482 Send or email depending on Ukiah, CA 95482 Office. Found: un abogado inmediatamente. Si no conoce a un abogado, (707)462-1996 ([email protected]) education and Phone: (707) 462-1996 /s/Darrell Lance BRACELET resume to Mendo puede llamar a un servicio de referencia de abogados Pub March 30, April 6, 13, 20, 2006 experience. Benefits. Pub March 30, April 6, 13, 20, 2006 Anderson Call to identify Lake Credit Union, o a una oficina de ayuda legal (vea al directorio telefónico). 463-3300 for DARRELL LANCE 272-3422 PO Box 1410, Ukiah, The name and address of the court is: (El nombre y PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE application packet. 242-06 ANDERSON CA 95482 dirección de la corte es) SUPERIOR COURT OF Looking for woman in her Apply by 4/13/06 4-6/06 PRESIDENT Fax (707) 468-0350 CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF MENDOCINO, State and 226-06 40’s, slim to med. build to NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING 201-06 Perkins Streets P.O. Box 996, Ukiah, CA 95482 204-06 3/30,4/9,13,20/06 get out of this rain go to Class B CUSTOMER In accordance with Sections 56660, 56153 and 56381 3/23,30,4/6,13/06 The name, address and telephone number of 3/23,30,4/6,13/06 FICTITIOUS movies and dine out, Truck Driver CARE of the Cortese-Knox-Hertzberg Lo al Government FICTITIOUS plaintiff’s attorney, or plaintiff without an attorney, is: FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME likes to have fun & P/T. Clean MVR. SUPERVISOR Reorganization Act of 2000, notice is hereby given that BUSINESS NAME (El nombre, la dirección y el número de teléfono del BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT motorcycle rides. PO Box 707-546-3043 Maverick the Local Agency Formation Commission of Mendocino STATEMENT abogado del demandante, o del demandante que no STATEMENT File No.: 2006-F0225 1872, Willits, Ca. 95490 Enterprises County will hold a public hearing to be held Monday, File No.: 2006-F0203 Clinical Manager- tiene abogado, es) THE FOLLOWING Supervises daily May 1, 2006 at 10:00 AM or soon thereafter at the File No.: 2006-F0168 THE FOLLOWING LOST & Tapestry Family Pano Stephens PERSON(S) IS (ARE) operations of fast City of Ukiah Council Chambers, 300 Seminary Ave. THE FOLLOWING PERSON(S) IS (ARE) 30 FOUND Services Oversight of P.O. Box 1548 DOING BUSINESS AS: paced Customer care Ukiah, CA to consider adoption of the FY 2006-2007 PERSON(S) IS (ARE) DOING BUSINESS AS: I found a 2nd place Mental Health Ukiah, CA 95482 RED FROG dept., works closely Proposed Budget. DOING BUSINESS AS: SUN HAWK FARMS, ribbon belonging to Jason treatment programs for (707) 462-1996 106 W. Church St. with sales, Persons wishing to comment may do so at the hearing. SUN HAWK Emmons and I’d like to children and families in DATE: (Fecha) May 28, 2004 UKIAH Ukiah, Ca 95482 engineering, For purposes of review by the public, a copy of the VINEYARDS, SUN HAWK return it to it’s rightful CBO in Ukiah, /s/Tania G. Ugrin Clerk CONVALESCENT Tina Marie production & FY 2006-2007 Proposed Budget is available at the OLIVE OIL, SUN HAWK owner. If someone would including after-school SHERRY MOBLEY, Deputy HOSPITAL Elsemore shipping. Prepare LAFCO office, 200 S. School St., Ukiah, CA or it may LAVENDER like to claim it, call me at program for children, 171-06 1349 South Dora 2051 Ridge Rd. timely status & annual be viewed or downloaded from the LAFCO website: 2001 Duncan Springs Rd, 485-1280 and leave a PCIT services, and 3-16,23,30,4-6/06 Ukiah, CA 95482 Ukiah, CA 95482 customer sales www.mendolafco.org Hopland, CA 95449 message. supervision of FICTITIOUS BUSINESS Ensign Pleasanton LLC This business is conducted reports. Requires /s/ Frank McMichael John Schaeffer therapists. License req. NAME STATEMENT by an Individual. The College Executive Officer 1349 South Dora 2001 Duncan Springs Rd, Lost:$50 reward. Salary negotiable. 463- File No. 2006-F0152 registrant commenced to degree or min 3 yrs. Ukiah, CA 95482 Hopland, CA 95449 1 yr old tan/brn 3300 for app. The following person(s) is (are) doing business as: transact business under the exp. Supervisory exp. This business is Nancy Hensley Chihuahua. Vic. 600 Apply by 4/21/06 216-06 SHOWPLACE HOMES, 2700 North State Street, Ukiah, fictitious business name or and Customer conducted by a Limited 2001 Duncan Springs Rd, Talmage Rd. & CA 95482 names listed above on CNA/HHA/CRGVR Service background 3/30,4/6,13/06 Hopland, CA 95449 Lorraine. 463-0498 Angel Group, Inc., a California corp., 201 Concourse Liability Company. The April 1, 2006. Endorsed- exp’d-only to work one preferred. Proficient in TRUSTEE’S SALE This business is conducted Blvd., #B, Santa Rosa,CA 95403 registrants commenced Filed on March 28, 2006 HELP on one w/clients for Access. Excel, Word Forclosure No. 2212536GW Order No. 2854937 APN by Husband & Wife. The R.T.Angel, Inc., a CA corporation, 201 Concourse Blvd., to transact business under at the Mendocino County 120 WANTED caring, supportive, and Syteline ERP if registrants commenced #184-023-01 Notice of Trustee’s Sale on April 20, 2006, Suite B, Santa Rosa, CA 95403 the fictitious business Clerks Office. $8- $10.75 hr. private in home care possible. to transact business under at 10:00AM Mid Valley Title and Escrow Company, This business is conducted by a General Partnership. name or names listed /s Tina M. Elsemore MORNING, EVE. & agency. Variety of shifts Resumes to jbrown@ the fictitious business Trustee, or Successor Trustee or Substututed Trustee The registrant(s) commenced to transact business under TINA M. ELSEMORE NIGHT SHIFTS in greater Ukiah area: maverickcaps.com fax above on January 1, name or names listed of that certain Deed of Trust executed by Angela Myers the fictitious business name or names listed above on 227-06 No exp. Pd. training PT/on call, some 707-463-0188 or 751- 2002. Endorsed-Filed on above on Peding. 11/23/2005. 3/30,4/6,13,20/06 provided. Cooking, wknds. $10-$11/hr + E. Gobbi St., Ukiah, recorded August 24, 2005 as insturment No. 05-18512, March 6, 2006 at the Endorsed-Filed on March I declare that all information in this statement is true FICTITIOUS cleaning, driving & mileage & wknd CA 95482 of Official Records of Mendocino County, California Mendocino County Clerks 17, 2006 at the Mendocino and correct. (A registrant who declares as true information BUSINESS NAME providing living skills differential. Benefits and pursuant to that certain Notice of Default Office. County Clerks Office. Delivery Truck Driver which he or she knows to be false is guilty of a crime.) STATEMENT assist. to adults w/ avail. Good Refs, valid thereunder recorded December 22, 2005 as insturment /s/John Schaeffer Competitive Wages S/ Robert Angel, President /s/Christopher R. File No.: 2006-F0226 developmental CDL, auto ins. & clean JOHN SCHAEFFER Full benefits. Must be No. 05-27659 of Official records of said County, will *Robert Angel, President of Angel Group, Inc. and R.T. Christensen THE FOLLOWING disabilities. Will DMV required. Toll free 21, have Class A or B under and pursuant of said Deed of Trust sell at public Angel, Inc. CHRISTOPHER R. PERSON(S) IS (ARE) 220-06 consider resp. Hi. Schl. 877-964-2001 & HazMat. Come join auction for cash, lawful money of the United States **The Registrant is Angel and Associates, G.P., a CHRISTENSEN DOING BUSINESS AS: 3-30,4-6,13,20/06 Sr. 485-0165, 468-0602 CNA’s F/T, P/T, days our team. Apply of America, and a cashier’s check payable to said Trustee California general partnership, of which Angel Group, PRESIDENT UKIAH COMPUTER FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME ACCOUNTANT & PM’s. Great working 3080 N. State St. drawn on a State or National Bank, a check drawn Inc., a California corporation, is a general partner, and SOLUTIONS R.T. Angel, Inc., a California corporation, is the other STATEMENT Lakeport & Ukiah cond. 850 Waugh Ln. Bldg F1- DRIVER WANTED. by a State or Federal Credit Union, or a check drawn general partner. 205-06 File No.: 2006-F0227 Office. Apply in person F2 Valley View Skilled $10 hr. 2-6 hrs. day. by a State or Federal Savings and Loan Association, The address for Angel Group, Inc., and R.T. Angel, 3/23,31,4/6,13/06 THE FOLLOWING Staff accountants with Ukiah, Ca 95482 PERSON(S) IS (ARE) Nursing Center, Valid CDL a must. or Savings Bank specified in section 5102 of the Financial Inc., is 201 Concourse Blvd., Suite B, Santa Rosa, FICTITIOUS accounting B.S. Michele N. Sanborn DOING BUSINESS AS: 1162 S.Dora, Ukiah Must be reliable. Code and Authorized to do Business in this State, at CA 95403 Degree or equivalent. BUSINESS NAME 585 Stella Drive Wine Country Aquariums Please call the main entrance to the Mendocino County Robert Angel is the President of both Angel Group, STATEMENT Ukiah, CA 95482 307 N. State St., GAAP and Financial Stmt. Preparation and 621-0676 Courthouse, 100 North State Street, Ukiah, CA all that Inc. and R.T. Angel, Inc. File No.: 2006-F0169 This business is conducted Ukiah, Ca 95482 This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Daniel Marling client consulting. Great right, title and interest conveyed to and now held by by an Individual. The Energetic, organized, detail THE FOLLOWING 474 Kennwood Dr. Benefits and Mendocino County on 02/28/2006 registrant commenced to oriented F/T Sales person it under said Deed of Trust in the property situated in PERSON(S) IS (ARE) Ukiah, CA 95482 compensation. Come Join NOTICE-This Fictitious Name Statement expires five transact business under the Tues-Sat 9:30am-6pm. said County and State described as: More particularly years from the date it was filed in the office of the County DOING BUSINESS AS: This business is conducted Send Resume to Our Team! fictitious business name or by an Individual. The Must be able to multi-task. setforth in the above referenced Deed of Trust. the street Clerk. A New Fictitious Business Name Statement must Jennifer@ Now accepting NORTHBROOK names listed above on registrant commenced to Construction, doors, robertsoncpa.com applications for address or other common designation of said be filed before that time. NURSING AND March 28, 2006. transact business under the hardware, &/or countertop or Fax 707-263-6001 property: 256 Valley View Drive, Ukiah, CA 95482 Name The filing of this statement does not of itself authorize REHAB Endorsed-Filed on March fictitious business name or knowledge a+. Wage the use in this state of a Fictitious Business Name in SURVEILLANCE and address of the beneficiary at whose request the 64 Northbrook Way 28, 2006 at the Mendocino names listed above on 4/1, Acct. Pyble/Office DOE. Fax resume to violation of the rights of another under Federal, State, 2006. Endorsed-Filed on sale is being conducted: Dexter Property Management County Clerks Office. Asst. at AVUSD, 707-463-1739 or common law (See Section 14411 et seq., Business Willits, CA 95490 3/28, 2006 at the Coyote Valley C/O Mid Valley Title and Escrow Company as /s Michele N. 7 hr/day w/bene. and Ensign Willits LLC Sanborn Mendocino County Clerks Shodakai Casino Join Our setforth below Directions to the above property may Office. $17,294-$18,711/yr. Professions Code). 64 Northbrook Way 7751 N. State St. Professional MICHELE N. /s Daniel Marling Apply S. Ivey, be obtained by requesting same in writing from the First Filing Redwood Valley Driving Team Willits, CA 95490 SANBORN DANIEL MARLING Anderson Vly District befeficiary within 10 days for the first publication of 3/16, 3/23, 3/30, 4/6/06 M-F 9-5 EOE This business is Office, Box 457, Rinehart Oil this notice. Said sale will be made without covenant CNS-939582# 707-467-4728 conducted by a Limited Boonville, CA 95415 a local petroleum or warranty, express or implied, as to title, possession UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL distributor is currently Communications Liability Company. The ACTIVITY seeking qualified or encumbrances to satisfy the unpaid balance due Company looking for registrants commenced Sell It Fast DIRECTOR Class A Drivers on the note or notes secured by said Deed of Trust front office assistant. to transact business under For Senior Assisted Applicants will need to and interst plus the following estimated costs, Ukiah Daily Must have excellent the fictitious business With Living. 1 yr. exp. req. have full endorsements, multitasking & prioritizing expenses and advances at the time of the initial publication Journal F/T. Good benefits. clean DMV, current name or names listed skills. Position entails of this Notice of Sale: $118,970.71 Notice to Property Ukiah Apply at medical card. Positions are above on November 15, regular clerical duties Owner YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A DEED OF Delivered 1343 S. Dora St. Fulltime, year-round.The 2006. Endorsed-Filed on along with several other TRUST, DATED August 8, 2005 UNLESS YOU TAKE Daily night shift works 5 days job functions. Please fax to Your March 6, 2006 at the AWESOME JOB on/3 off with rotating ACTION TO PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY, IT MAY resume and salary Mendocino County Clerks Journal FUN-TRAVEL start days. $19.25 hr BE SOLD AT A PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU NEED AN Door requirements to: Office. A great way to see the (after training) $20.50 EXPLANATION OF THE NATURE OF THE Classifieds (707) 462-9749 USA! Will hire 18+, free after 6 months. Quarterly PROCEEDING AGAINST YOU, YOU SHOULD /s/Christopher R. Christensen to travel, Cooks (Exp.)FT&PT. Bonus Program. Health CONTACT A LAWYER. Dated 3/24/2006 Mid Valley clean cut,outgoing. Please apply at Zack’s Benefits, 401 (k) plan, CHRISTOPHER R. Title and Escrow Company. 601 Main Street Chico, 468-0123 Earn $500 -$1000/wk + Restaurant, 1430 N. holiday, vacation pay. California 95928 (530) 893-5644 By: Greg Wood, CHRISTENSEN bonus Call State St. Please apply in person at Foreclosure Officer P244071 3/30, 4/6, 04/13/2006 PRESIDENT 1-877-496-6321 (No phone calls). 2401 N. State St., Ukiah. THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL THURSDAY, APR. 6, 2006 -B-3

HELP HELP HELP HELP HELP HELP HELP BUSINESS HOMES PETS & 120 WANTED 120 WANTED 120 WANTED 120 WANTED 120 WANTED 120 WANTED 120 WANTED 250 RENTALS 330 FOR RENT 500 SUPPLIES Family Tree Service Lab Tech-Local LIKE Medical Records/ RECEPTIONIST Support Jay Twigg Law McNab Ranch CATS: Looking for a is currently looking for environmental lab seeks Filing Clerk developmentally Office Ukiah Locd 30min So of cat, or want to find a CHILDREN? for foster family agency a Full Charge motivated individual for FT FT, w/benefits. Please looking for friendly disabled Space to rent. Ukiah. Lg Sunny. home for a cat? Bookkeeper. For this entry level This might be send resume professional to answer in their own home. PT, 462-6435 2bd/2ba, decks, views, Call 462-3929 position we are looking technician/analyst position the job for you. to box 04032, FT & wkends. PU privacy. No pot multi-line phone, use S. STATE ST. Horse Pasture near for an ambitious in our microbiology dept. CHILDCARE c/o Ukiah Daily application at growing. Road is 15min voice mail, fill in for Satellite Technician 1500 Sq. ft. warehouse, Ukiah. Miles of trails. individual to work as exp. pref. but not req. WORKERS, Journal, P.O. Box 749, Mountain View pvd/15min dirt/gravel records mgr. data entry, Open Interviews @ bathroom & office. Arenas, lots of extras. full charge book-keeper ------ALL SHIFTS. Ukiah, CA 95482-0749. 1000 Sanford Ranch Rd. $1350/mo 530-432- typing, filing. Must pass EDD / Ukiah $550+Dep. Sheli 462-4784 in a utility line Chemist-Perform GC F/T 4 day week. Starting Ukiah. 468-9331. 5500 NEW EXCITING background check Monday, 4/10 9-3 MAIN ST. P.V. clearance company. analysis of environmental salary $9.40 per hour. JACK RUSSELL POSITION WORKING before hire. Applicant 631 S Orchard The Potter Valley Tribe Office setting, parking, Mobile Home for rent in Family Tree Service is samples. BS in Science On call $9 per hour. PUPPIES 2 fem. WITH KIDS must have 2 years exp. in Ukiah Largest is currently seeking an storage rooms $1000+ Quiet Senior Park, no a union organization req. & exp. pref. Send Qualifications: Pass Excel. markings. Born 6 wks pd vacation in prof. work installer of Direct TV individual. with superb org. Dep. pets $650/mo + $650 that has been in resume or inquiries to e- medical and drug exam, 2/5. 462-5644 401 K. Day & Eve environment, keep Paid training, benefits, E. GOBBI sec dep. 462-7630 business for over 18 mail marving@ TB test, criminal and com. skills for Tribal avail. Small homelike confidentiality. Must company vehicle. 1200 sq. ft. office GARAGE years. Duties include alpha-labs.com background check and Administrator. Tribal environment, good pay know Word, Excel & Earn $1000-2000+ per parking, some util. SALES accounts payable, and or fax 707-468-5267. have valid Cal. Drivers Govt and grant writing exp. R FABULOUS R 590 & benefits. Fax resume Outlook, great week. Previous includ. $1400 + Dep. payroll. Candidate must Apply in person at 208 license. pref.The individual should WESTSIDE Alert-Senior Center to 463-6957. communication skills. Beverly Sanders have heavy computer Mason St., Ukiah. No GREAT NEW electronic, cable, have knowledge in HUD, UKIAH LATE Thrift Open Mon-Sat Fax resumes to Attn: Realty 462-5198 MEDICAL, DENTAL, satellite or construction PL638 grants, and 10-4, Donations & knowledge. Hours and phone calls please. NEW HOME Human Resource Dept. VICTORIAN. VISION PKG. SALES AGENT Ukiah, exp preferred. computer exp. Salary is Storage facility 5000sf. volunteers needed wages negotiable. Land Security 707-462-6994 or mail 2400sf. matching 403B TSA P/T, 3 wkys, hrly + $35,000 or neg., qualified Clear span. Located in 462-4343 Please contact Mary Officer (Temp). to PO Box 422, Ukiah, SECRET Newly remod. at: Family Tree Plan, paid holidays & benefits. Real estate SHOPPERS Native Americans will Hopland. Avail through $2200 Mendocino Redwood CA 95482. EOE Fri. & Sat. 8-2 Service P.O. Box 1325 vacation, paid training’s, lic. req’d. New home Needed to Evaluate be given. pref. Drop off or 6/30. Secure & dry. 621- 489-0201 Company, LLC. in Ukiah, 353 Warren Dr. Laytonville, CA 95454 on duty meals. sales exp. a +. Local Business. fax res. at 2251 S. State, 3177 RRRRRRRR CA is looking for a Redwood 2 Family. Husqvarna Phone: FREE Co-op Day Care Requires great Heating & Cooling Flexible hrs, E-Mail 462-1240. Closing date temporary security officer APARTMENTS riding lawn mower, PU (707) 984-6629 Provided organizational skills, has an immediate part Req’d Apr. 7, ‘06 at 5pm. to secure/protect land, UNFURNISHED ROOMS tool boxes, tools, Apply: computer literacy. time secretary position 800-585-9024 ext 6520 THERAPIST 300 FT Clerk Position property, human FOR RENT collectibles, Home TRINITY YOUTH E-mail resume Tapestry Family 1&2bd Apts. available 350 Firearms exp. nec. resources and other available. Interiors, kids stuff. [email protected] Services on N. Main & N. Bush Must be over 21. assets. Patrols all SERVICES Please drop off Security Guard/ ALL UTILITIES Lots more. BB, FB with “Vichy Agent” in Staff Therapist to $725/$795/mo, salary & benefits to company properties, 915 W. Church St. or resume 775 E. Event Staff. P/T to F/T. PAID cards, Nascar Coll. the subject line. provide assessment, no pets. 462-4759 qualified person. secures and maintains all on line@ Gobbi St. Ukiah $7.00 hr. to start DOE. 5 rooms avail. Rain or Shine. individual and family Bkgrnd check req. locked gates. Requires wwwtrinitycfs.org Now hiring EXP. No phone calls please For more info. call 888- 1bd. cent. located. Close 5 fridgs prov W/D therapy, and training Apply in person knowledge of laws and COOKS FT & PT. 211-2321. to trans. No sec. 8 N/P. Avail now Liquidating B & B LVN/RN Resident Manager for children and with resume regs. that pertain to theft, Apply in person at $625/mo + dep. 472- $395-$600/mo Collec, deco items CHARGE NURSE Needed for 31 units on SENIOR families. Full time. DIAMOND JIMS vandalism, trespass. Must Jensen’s Restaurant 0322 213-793-6115 furn, antiques etc. position open at Ukiah South Side PROGRAM Ukiah. MSW or MA in 1294 N. State St. carry a valid CA driver’s 1550 Lovers Lane. (No April 7-9 8-5 Rain or Convalescent of Ukiah. related field; License 2 bdrm 1bth $800/mo. Lg .Rm. Priv entr, Ukiah Btwn 9 & 3 license. 4-6 years phone calls). MANAGER shine. Hopland to Mtn Hospital. DAY SHIFT. Fax resume to: preferred. $24- N/P N/S 230 Kitchenette. F. pref. experience and/or training Mendocino Hs Rd. to 128 W turn Graveyard shift Benefits Now Hiring! 707-463-1502 $30/hour. 463-3300 Observatory Ave. 707- Shared ba in main hs preferred. Contact 707- County Left 33710 WORKING with kids, offered. Wages Wood Moulding Attn: Property Department of for app, or send 732-8188 N/P/S Refs. $600 inc. Hwy 128 894-5683 small homelike 485-6742 for an negotiable. WILL Profile Grinderperson Management. Social Services resume to Tapestry 2 BEDROOM APT. utils. 467-9925 environment, good pay application. EOE/ADA Multi-Family Sale TRAIN. Call Sharon or Exp. Preferred. Salary $2176- Family Services, 290 $785 per month. $1000 & benefits. Fax resume LICENSED WANTED TO Clothes, Toys, Furn Barbara @ 462-8864 Day Shift Resort Front Desk $2644/biwkly East Gobbi Street, sec. dep. Great to 463-6957 PHARMACY TECH. SHARE RENT Sports Equip. or apply at 1349 S. 7am-3:45 pm prof. dress, good Opportunity to be a part Ukiah westside 380 Salary negotiable. Sat April 8 9am-3pm Heavy Equipment Dora St., Ukiah SALARY DOE diction, comp skills of a dynamic Apply by 4/13/06. location. No pets. No Room in nice quiet & Operator Willits Pharmacy. 707- with potential for quick impt. Fax Res to 462- management team, beautiful house $550/mo LVN/RN 4PM-8PM Truck Drivers & Sec. 8. Jack Cox & Mendocino Redwood 459-6877 Salary 9516 assessing all aspects of all util inc. 621-2899/463- position open at Ukiah Equipment Operators Associates. 462-6060 Company, LLC Licensed Clinical advancement. RN/Assistant personnel, payroll, Civil 1228p Convalescent Hospital. wanted, Class l 2bd. 1 ba $800 Navarro Office, Seasonal Social Worker Submit resume or pick Director Lakeport Rights, and Medical This is a part time preferred. Transfer, end 2 bd. TH $825 W.side loc. Nice yd. Position, competitive Staff LCSW to provide up application at Skilled Nursing Leave monitoring. position. more hours dump, bottom dump, No Section 8. Priv. rm & sep. bath. wage. Class A license assessment, individual 661 Railroad Ave. This challenging College degree Or ŸŸŸŸŸ could be available 10-wheel experience. LEE KRAEMER $500/mo. 1st & dep. preferred. Exp. with dozer, and family therapy. CA Willits, CA 95490 position is full-time MSW or MA degree upon Competitive pay, health PROPERTY MGMT N/D/S/P. 472-0713 PUBLIC excavator, backhoe, license required. NO PHONE with On-Call duties. and management request. 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WAITRESS P/T. credit, N/S, no pets, assistant with above and interpersonal skills. APPLIANCES $2500 FIRM or fax resume to 916- communication & salary DOE Days, nights, Sec. 8 O.K. 462-3563 average income 2-3 years + mfg RNs & MEDICAL & FURNITURE. Exc. cond. Clean. New 624-6242. computer skills F/T, www.rrre.com weekends. Apply at potential. Call the components ASSISTANTS MOVE-IN Guaranteed. 485-1216 tires. Current reg. MASON OR TILE competitive Club Calpella Lakeport Chevy store SPECIAL!!! Fresh paint. INSTALLER. compensation, Round Table Pizza 6175 N. State St. MISC. 263-0500 for info. Work with healthy Sierra Sunset offers 468-7403 Now hiring for eves & FOR SALE Journeyman skill benefits. Email resume volunteer community 2 bd. apts. w/pool & 480 Maintenance wkends. Must be 18 or Willits Unified MOTOR- level. F/T-10 mo/yr, to blood donors. We offer laundry facilities, 2 Aquariums, stands, Associate [email protected] older. Apply in person School District CYCLES wage up to $19/hr a full training and carports & more! fish & extras. Free! Call 620 Busy Prop. Mgt. firm between 1-4 @ 292 S. is now accepting purchasing/negotiation DOE. Clean DMV Pre School Teacher. orientation program. Selzer Realty 707-463-0283 Lv. seeks motivated, State St. applications for School experience, and 462-7433 Afternoons & summer. RNs require a valid CA 468-0411 message. dependable, individual Psychologist. Temp. MRP/ERP required. Medical Office $13-$15. ECE units. RN license. MAs require 2003 w/basic construction Telephone Operators. one-year leave 25 Aluminum Retech Systems LLC P/T Receptionist/ Waldorf School. 485- six months related exp. Spacious 2bdrm. 1 ba exp. for F/T position. Must be computer replacement. Apply Irrigation Pipes SUZUKI 100 Henry Station Rd. 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Black/Silver. 800-400-5391 ex. 958 11am thru 4pm. Will set-up/breakdown Office Cleaning equipment for I have references. Willits. Lndry rm. No Boat Rack for camper $5300. community blood drives, Beatriz 621-2992 pets. Sml. bk yd. Garage. shell 462-5139 $800. 485-0841 463-2424, transport supplies and HOT TUB ‘05 DELUXE FINANCIAL 489-5205 staff as needed. Must 205 SERVICES 380 El Rio Ct. MODEL Neck jets, therapy be able to lift & carry up seat, never used, wrnty, BANKRUPTCY 2bd.1.5 ba. $805mo. to 50 lbs. Requires one Century 21 Les Ryan Rlty can deliver.Worth $5700 is it for me? Harley Davidson year relevant exp. Class 468-0463 Sell: $1750 Softail FXST Late ‘84 B license preferred, but FREE 766-8622 consultation by phone! In Kelseyville Older $10,000 not required. New Whirlpool Heavy Atty Ed Dechant 4bd 1bth duplex 983-6420 $950/mo. $2,000 Duty Washer and Dryer Send resume to: BCP 800-823-0600 Creative Graphic sec dep. 275-2128 $400 Kawasaki ZR7S Human Resources, Job BUSINESS New in box 11 pc 2002 9K mi Code: UK P. O . B o x 250 RENTALS HOMES Catalina Patio Dining $3000 firm Designer/Web Ad Designer 591329, San Francisco, Banquet Hall & 330 FOR RENT Set made of solid 743-1818 CA 94159-1329 or Kitchen Ukiah Senior 145 E Fircrest Dr. wood $350 AUTO PARTS & email: Center 499 Leslie St. 2bd1ba fireplace New Single Bed ACCESSORIES You will be a key element in our creative design team. You resumes@bloodcenter 462-4343 w/d hookup new kitch w/pillow top mattress 630 s.org or fax (415) 749- $950+ dep 529-0937 $100 485-9153 Ford 427 FE Stk 1963, must be a very self-motivated and seasoned designer, 6620. EOE/AA. COMMERCIAL 2-4’s, air cleaner, fuel SPA-Deluxe ‘05 www.bloodcenters.org LEASE UKIAH 1bd. cottage, yard, rails, linkage. All model. 30 jets. fluent in Quark, Photoshop, Illustrator, Dreamweaver, Flash. 2030 Industry Rd. W/D. Ukiah. Westside, stk/orig $10,000 Therapy seat. Never 5000 Sq.Ft. Aprx. lease. $825mo +dep. Ford 428 FE 1968. used. Warr.Can del. Html skills are a plus! Email or fax resume to: w/400 sf office 743-1525 Bored 30 over. Comp $2650.707-468-4300 Steve 462-6164 2bd1ba. Quiet with 4-barrell. $1,000 [email protected], neighborhood. Wtr. Garb., PETS & 3-2’s, Manifold, air GARDEN Superior Court Gas&elec. inc. $875/ mo. 500 SUPPLIES cleaner with linkage 707-462-0710 or mail/drop off your resume to the attention and fuel rails from a Mendocino County OFFICE PARK $800 dep. req. 463-0808 2 male Fox Terrior of Sue at The Ukiah Daily Journal, Spaces from 445sqft aft 10 am. Puppies. Very 410c.i.FE eng $1,000 To 726sqft. & up Ford FE cast iron 3bd2ba. maintained adorable $175.00 Clerk headers for Cobra & 590 S. School St., Ukiah, CA 95482 SPRING RENT front yard. Av. now. each. Call 707-391- 631/2 thunderbolt. Position SPECIAL Double car garage 8503 $1,000 Make offer $1922-2577/Mo. .90/sq.ft. 1st yr. 462-4759 ===== 459-6247 Clean Sm 2bdrm 1bth Mini Schnauzers Full Benefit DOWNTOWN 4X4'S w/gar. N/S/P $800 dep. AKC Reg. Fem. $700. Package. General 2nd FLOOR FOR SALE $900/mo. 462-1739 Male $600. 650 Clerical Duties. DANCE STUDIO 707-391-7997 Jeep Grand For Application/ 3500 sq. ft. Detached beaut. & ===== Cherokee LTD 2001 Information charm. 1bd1ba w/full V8, 4x4, leather, Call: 707-463-4285 LEE KRAEMER kit. cottage in very Beautiful German auto, heated seats, Or apply at: Shepherd Puppies Real Estate Broker desirable westside prem stereo with CD 3 shts dob 12/12 Top 100 North State St 468-8951 area. N/S, N/P, incl. util. changer, sunroof, new Room 303 & Dir. TV. $795/mo. Ger lines. 245-8294 tires brakes & battery, Ukiah, CA 95482 Industrial Space for 463-2093 Blue Healer McNab 83k miles, well www.mendocino. maintained, courts.ca.gov Lease Approx 2000 sq LUCERNE Puppies 5 males 2 ft w/ba $800/mo 1yr 3bd2ba. Lrg. yd. Avail. females $175ea Really exceptional condition. lease util incld. 391- 4/15. $900/ mo. + dep. Cute, Friendly $14,685. 5950 Agent 279-0240 462-9591/489-6521 707-472-0840 B-4- THURSDAY, APR. 6, 2006 THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL

4X4'S 650 FOR SALE GMC ‘91 1/2 T. Excel. cond. $4000/bo. 489-3559 485-5091 Jeep Wrangler 1992 4 cyl. soft top, New crpt, stereo, tires. 91k mi. DDIRECTORYIRECTORY OOFF $6,200 456-9016 VANS 660 FOR SALE Ford Windstar 1996 Autotomatic all electric $3500 obo Call Gail 462-4939 TRUCKS 670 FOR SALE Ford F-150 1998 2WD. ,manual, bed liner, cd player, excellent PPROFESSIONALSROFESSIONALS condition. $5,500 223- 3742 Chevy Avalnache ‘03 Z66 pkg All Pwr Tow ANTIQUE AUTO CONSTRUCTION CONSTRUCTION COUNTERTOPS pkg No side cladding $19,250 with this coupon Fast mobile Service 456-9220 eves *No One Can Beat Our Prices* Toyota Tundra FREE Limited ‘05 double cab Windshields as low as 4 dr 4wd V8 White w/ Antiques & • Room Additions beige leather 21K mi. 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TREE TRIMMING TERMITE BUSINESS HANDYMAN HOME REPAIR New Parts, clean in & out. Escobar Services CalMend Burgundy, Runs good FRANCISCO’S All types of home repair, Home Repair 139K miles. $1,800 Prepainted remodeling, construction, • Electrical obo 462-5934 From Covelo to Tree & Garden Seamless Gutters window & door repair, Ceiling fans, wall outlets, wall MOBILES Gualala the most 27 Colors to Choose From carpeting & tile heaters (gas & electric), Dryer hookups 720 FOR SALE Fascia Ogee Curved Can fix almost anything. Service trusted name in the Gutter Gutter Face • Carpentry Gutter Serving Ukiah, Doors, windows, fine finish trim Yard Work Termite Business! 5 1/2” 4” 5 1/2” Redwood Valley, • and more L(●)(●)K Dump Runs Aluminum • Copper • Steel Calpella & • Satisfaction Guaranteed Call for Limited Lifetime Warranty** Willits. 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