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7 58551 69301 0 MONDAY Jan. 22, 2007 50 cents tax included DAILY JOURNAL ukiahdailyjournal.com 20 pages, Volume 148 Number 288 email: [email protected] BOS has plans for future of inclusionary housing The Daily Journal adopted by the Board of Supervisors Currently, more than 100 jurisdic- mately 1:30 p.m. in Board Chambers 15 percent of the gap between a unit On Tuesday, the Mendocino in 2004, calls for the board to adopt tions statewide have adopted inclu- at the County Administration Center, affordable to a low-income house- County Board of Supervisors will an inclusionary housing program sionary programs using a variety of 501 Low Gap Rd., Ukiah. hold and a market rate unit for resi- provide direction for future action on requiring housing developers to con- strategies to increase the number of According to Planning Team dential projects of less than 30 units. inclusionary housing requirements struct affordable housing, donate affordable housing units. Three pro- Chief Planner Pamela Townsend, the Under the same recommendation, and commercial linkage fees to fund land, pay fees or make other contri- gram alternatives for Mendocino Planning Team is recommending an projects with more than 30 units affordable housing in the county. butions to affordable housing County will be presented at the pub- alternative that would require a pro- The County Housing Element, according to program guidelines. lic hearing set to begin at approxi- gressively increasing fee of about 2- See BOS, Page A-10 Campaign statements Miss Mendocino 2007 are now online By KATIE MINTZ “For the early deadlines The Daily Journal (near the beginning of the Campaign statements for race), when the office is not as candidates in the last county- busy, they’ll probably go on wide election can now be right away, and in the middle viewed online. of the election, it might take a “Campaign statements few days,” Wharff said. filed for the June 6, 2006 and Prior to the posting of cam- the Nov. 7, 2006 elections are paign statements online, they now available for viewing on could only be viewed at the the Internet,” Mendocino Assessor-County Clerk- County Assessor-Clerk- Recorder’s office in the Recorder Marsha Wharff County Administration announced Friday. Center, 501 Low Gap Rd., The statements, which list Ukiah. contributions received and “We hope that they give the expenditures made by the public more information to office hopefuls, can be viewed look at in regard to candidates or downloaded in PDF and it helps in making an (portable document format) at informed decision,” Wharff the Assessor-County Clerk said of the statements. Recorder’s Web site, The idea of posting the http://www.co.mendocino.ca. statements online was first us/acr. brought to her attention while They are searchable by the Board of Supervisors was name of candidate or commit- considering a campaign tee, election date and by con- finance reform ordinance in test. 2006. In addition to the candidate While the ordinance, which statements, annual statements would have required that the for current office holders are statements be put online, did- also posted on the Web site. n’t pass, Wharff said her “All office holders are office pursued the plan any- required to file annual state- way in an attempt to improve ments. That’s why you’ll see access to the information. Supervisors Wattenburger, “It’s public information, Smith and Delbar filed state- and we try to put as much ments last year even though it information on our Web site wasn’t an election year for as we can,” Wharff said. them,” Wharff said. While there are no specific According to Wharff, plans yet, Wharff said the future campaign statements Web site will continue to will be posted as soon as pos- grow. Posting of the campaign sible after the filing deadline, statements was one of the top however, the time it takes will priorities. vary depending on how busy Katie Mintz can be reached the staff in the office is. at [email protected]. Law enforcement class offers insight and college credit By BEN BROWN Program Coordinator Marcus The Daily Journal Young. Isaac Eckel/The Daily Journal Students at Ukiah High The class will be open for Above is Liberty Egloff, a resident of Yorkville, who was School and Willits High sophomores, juniors and crowned 2007 Miss Mendocino by former title holder School will have an opportu- seniors in high school and Kaleena Quarles on Saturday night at Ukiah High. nity later this month to learn each class has 25 open slots. about a career in law enforce- Young said students don’t Liberty Egloff named Also on Saturday, in the first ment and earn high school and have to pay tuition to take this open competition hosted by the college credit from a course class through the college but a Miss Mendocino and Mendocino County pageant, offered through the $17 fee will apply to sign up. will wear 2007 crown two new titles were awarded Mendocino College. The UHS classes will be during the night. Melissa Chaty, The class, ADJ 200 - taught by Ukiah Police Capt. By K.C. MEADOWS the 2002 Miss Mendocino Introduction to the Trent Taylor and Special The Daily Journal County was named Miss North Administration of Justice, will Agent Supervisor for the Coast, and Nicole Honaker of be be held at UHS every Mendocino Major Crimes Liberty Egloff, 17, a Oakley, Calif., was named Miss Wednesday between Jan. 24 Task Force Robert Yorkville native and Anderson Northern Counties. These titles and May 23 and at Willits Nishiyama. Valley volunteer firefighter was allow the young women to com- Center in Room 8003 on Willits classes will be named Miss Mendocino County pete in the Miss California Tuesdays 2:30 p.m. to 5:30 taught by Willits Police Chief 2007 at the pageant in Ukiah statewide pageant this year. p.m. between Jan. 23 and May Gerry Gonzalez and Court Saturday night. Egloff, who was home- 22. Security Officer Michael Egloff was one among nine Melissa Chaty, who performed an schooled, attends Liberty excerpt from the opera “Il “It’s going to help develop Tobin. pageant contestants and took University where she is pursu- an interest in law enforcement The class focuses on an home $6,500 in scholarship Trovatore,” took home the Miss North Coast title. among students,” said overview of law enforcement money. See MENDOCINO, Page A-10 Mendocino College Administration of Justice See CLASS, Page A-10 Come and Check Out Our Auction to Be Held UKIAH And... 01/25/07 At 9:00 a.m. ® STORAGE TRUCK RENTAL 468-0800 A-2 – MONDAY, JAN. 22, 2007 DAILY DIGEST Editor: K.C. Meadows, 468-3526 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected] Ind. gunman holds ex-girl- instinctive. And she used it to good advantage “If we lose it, the president will use the at the Met, particularly during the first half of defeat of a resolution as support of his public friend and their 4 kids the evening. policy,” Levin said. The world briefly hostage before police say For Chenoweth fans, the entertainment The new Democratic-led Congress heads Bomb explodes on bus in before intermission consisted mostly of mater- this week toward its first vote on the war, with ELKHART, Ind. (AP) — Police searched ial she has done before — comic numbers such the Senate Foreign Relations Committee Baghdad, killing 6 passengers for four children and their mother after a gun- as “Popular,” “The Girl in 14G” and “Taylor, beginning debate Wednesday on a resolution and wounding 10 man shot a man and held the woman and chil- the Latte Boy.” They are songs she has sung condemning Bush’s proposal to send 21,500 dren hostage for about nine hours before forc- either in musicals, previous concert appear- more troops to Baghdad and Anbar province. A BAGHDAD, Iraq (AP) — A bomb struck a ing them into a car and fleeing, police said. ances (at smaller venues) or on CD. vote could come as early as that same day. Police on Saturday issued an Amber Alert small bus in Baghdad as it headed to a pre- The proposed nonbinding resolution, which dominantly Shiite area on Sunday, killing six and said the children and their mother, 31-year- old Kimberly N. Walker, were in extreme dan- Artest returns to Palace for is largely symbolic and would have no affect passengers and wounding 10, police said. on money for troops, states that “it is not in the The bus was en route from the Bab al-Sharqi ger. The children range in age from 16 months 1st time since ’The Brawl’ as area to the central commercial district of to 9 years old, authorities said. Kings suffer loss to Pistons national interest of the United States to deepen Karradah when the explosion happened at 8:15 Police were looking for Jerry D. White, 30, its military involvement in Iraq, particularly by a.m., shattering the windows of nearby stores. and believed he might be headed to Chicago AUBURN HILLS, Mich. (AP) — Ron escalating the United States military force The bomb was left in a bag by somebody after the shooting in the northern Indiana city. Artest played imaginary catch with “friends” in presence in Iraq.” who got off the bus, police said. Detective Sgt. Bill Wargo said an arrest war- the stands, making gestures like he was tossing Sirens wailed as police and ambulances rant with charges of attempted murder and sev- a ball underhanded in different directions Modern pagans honor Zeus rushed to the area, and rescue workers pulled eral counts of confinement had been issued for before his first game at The Palace since the the badly burned bodies from the charred bus. White. brawl. The fans simply responded with boos with ceremony at 1,800-year- Police said White had apparently been and jeers. old temple in heart of Athens Iran to conduct missile harassing Walker, his ex-girlfriend, over the That sure beat his last game in suburban last few days, and her sister and her sister’s Detroit, when he was hit by a thrown cup and ATHENS, Greece (AP) — A clutch of mod- war games since Security boyfriend had decided to stay with her and the responded by charging into the stands to spark ern pagans honored Zeus at a 1,800-year-old Council imposed sanctions children. one of the worst brawls in U.S. sports history temple in the heart of Athens on Sunday — the About 2 a.m., White broke into Walker’s more than two years ago. first known ceremony of its kind held there TEHRAN, Iran (AP)— Iran plans three house and shot her sister’s boyfriend, Wargo Richard Hamilton scored 19 points and since the ancient Greek religion was outlawed days of military maneuvers, including short- said. Police said he held everyone hostage until Tayshaun Prince added 17 to lead the Pistons by the Roman empire in the late 4th century. range missile tests, beginning Sunday — its about 11:30 a.m., when he fled and Walker’s to a 91-74 win over Artest and the Sacramento Watched by curious onlookers, some 20 first since the U.N. Security Council imposed sister was able to call police. worshippers gathered next to the ruins of the sanctions against it in late December, state-run Kings on Saturday night. Artest had 14 points, six rebounds and four temple for a celebration organized by Ellinais, television said. a year-old Athens-based group that is cam- “The elite Revolutionary Guards plans to Mexico-bound jet makes assists before sitting out most of the fourth emergency landing after pilot quarter of the lopsided game that Sacramento paigning to revive old religious practices from begin a three-day missile maneuver on Sunday the era when Greece was a fount of education near Garmsar city,” said the broadcast. The city dies; flight continues never led. is located in northern Iran on the edge of Kavir “It was fine coming back,” Artest said. “It and philosophy. desert, about 60 miles southeast of Tehran. McALLEN, Texas (AP) — The pilot of a was just another game.” The group ignored a ban by the Culture “Zalzal and Fajr-5 missiles will be test fired Continental Airlines flight became ill after Ministry, which declared the site off limits to in the war game,” the television quoted an takeoff and was later pronounced dead after the U.S. intelligence on Shiite any kind of organized activity to protect the unnamed commander of the guards, as saying. plane made an emergency landing, a company monument. But participants did not try to enter Both are considered short-range missiles. spokeswoman said. militia causes prime minister the temple itself, which is closed to everyone, Iran conducted three large-scale military The 210 passengers on the flight, which to drop protection and no officials sought to stop the ceremony. exercises last year as tensions with the West departed from Houston, were never in danger Dressed in ancient costumes, worshippers and the United States rose. and the co-pilot landed the plane safely, BAGHDAD, Iraq (AP) — Iraq’s prime min- standing near the temple’s imposing Continental spokeswoman Macky Osorio said ister has dropped his protection of an anti- Corinthian columns recited hymns calling on Teen suspected of fatally Saturday. American cleric’s Shiite militia after U.S. intel- the Olympian Zeus, “King of the gods and the The airline said only that the pilot suffered a ligence convinced him the group was infiltrat- mover of things,” to bring peace to the world. shooting Armenian journalist “serious medical problem.” Continental ed by death squads, two officials said Sunday. “Our message is world peace and an ecolog- reportedly confesses believes the pilot died of natural causes, Osorio In a desperate bid to fend off an all-out ical way of life in which everyone has the right said. The pilot’s name was not released. American offensive, the radical cleric Muqtada to education,” said Kostas Stathopoulos, one of ISTANBUL, Turkey (AP) — The teenage The flight, bound for Puerto Vallarta, al-Sadr last Friday ordered the 30 lawmakers three “high priests” overseeing the event, boy suspected of fatally shooting an ethnic Mexico, took off from Houston’s George Bush and six Cabinet ministers under his control to which celebrated the nuptials of Zeus and Armenian journalist confessed during initial Intercontinental Airport and was diverted to end their nearly two-month boycott of the gov- Hera, the goddess of love and marriage. questioning that he killed the man, a local pros- McAllen-Miller International Airport. The ernment. They were back at their jobs Sunday. ecutor told a state-run news agency Sunday. flight continued to Mexico with a new crew, Al-Sadr had already ordered his militia Ahmet Cokcinar — a prosecutor in the city Osorio said. fighters not to display their weapons. They Palestinian president, exiled of Samsun, where the boy was caught — told have not, however, ceded control of the for- Hamas chief fail to agree on the Anatolia news agency that the teenager After disappearance, merly mixed neighborhoods they have cap- confessed to killing Hrant Dink. tured, killing Sunnis or forcing them to aban- unity government, but cite Ogun Samast, who is either 16 or 17 years Missouri boy spoke with don their homes and businesses. progress old, was caught Saturday after police acted on police to report stolen bike Saturday’s U.S. death toll climbed signifi- a tip from the boy’s father after his picture was cantly to 25 after the military reported Sunday DAMASCUS, Syria (AP) — Palestinian broadcast on Turkish television, senior offi- ST. LOUIS (AP) — Ten months after Shawn that six more troops had died in the deadliest President Mahmoud Abbas and the exiled chief Hornbeck’s disappearance, he spoke with cials said. day in two years for American forces. of the rival Hamas faction failed Sunday night police to report his bike had been stolen but The latest military reports said four soldiers to resolve their differences over forming a Samast was caught on a bus as he was gave no clue that he was a missing child, a apparently traveling from Istanbul, where the and a Marine had died during combat Saturday unity government, dashing hopes for a quick newspaper reported. in Anbar province and one soldier was killed in end to deadly clashes between their supporters. shooting took place, back to his hometown of That apparently was the first of two encoun- Trabzon, Istanbul Gov. Muammer Guler said. a roadside bombing northeast of Baghdad. But Abbas and Hamas leader Khaled ters Shawn had with police after his 2002 dis- Mashaal said in a statement that they “achieved Dink, the 52-year-old editor of the Turkish- appearance, The St. Louis Post-Dispatch Armenian newspaper Agos, was gunned down reported. The boy also may have placed a mes- Senate Democrats seek sup- major progress” during the meeting — their outside his newspaper’s office on Friday. sage on the Web site created by his parents dur- port for bipartisan resolution first since July 2005 — and hoped to resume ing their search for him. opposing Bush’s Iraq strategy talks within two weeks. Disputes about politics, war Shawn was missing more than four years “There are still points of disagreement, but in Iraq slow selection of a before he was discovered Jan. 12 with 13-year- WASHINGTON (AP) — Two leading we will try to resolve them through a national old Ben Ownby, who had been reported miss- Senate Democrats sought to build support dialogue until we form a national unity gov- jury for CIA leak trial ing four days earlier. Michael Devlin, 41, has Sunday for a bipartisan resolution opposing ernment,” Mashaal said during a joint news pleaded not guilty to kidnapping Ben and has President Bush’s war strategy in Iraq, caution- conference with Abbas in the Syrian capital, WASHINGTON (AP) — The slow and con- Damascus. tentious selection of a jury to try the vice pres- been charged with kidnapping Shawn. ing that division over whether it goes far The Post-Dispatch said that on Aug. 15, enough could spell defeat. The two sides stressed that recent ident’s former chief of staff may foreshadow a Palestinian fighting, which has killed at least perjury trial constantly interrupted by disputes 2003, when Shawn was 12, he introduced him- “The worst thing we can do is to vote on self to police in suburban Kirkwood as Shawn something critical of the current policy and 62 people, was unacceptable and pledged to over how much jurors should hear about the lose it,” said Sen. Carl Levin, D-Mich., who exert efforts to avoid political friction. Bush administration’s Iraq war policy. Devlin and gave no clue that he was a missing chairs the Senate Armed Services Committee. “Palestinian bloodshed was considered U.S. District Judge Reggie Walton intends child being held captive. Shawn reported that his bike had been stolen from outside the apart- “The public doesn’t support his policy, a to finish picking 12 jurors and four alternates totally prohibited, and we must exert all efforts ment he shared with Devlin, according to the majority of Congress doesn’t support his poli- to avoid frictions and internal clashes,” Abbas Monday in the case against I. Lewis “Scooter” police report. cy.” Libby. If the judge succeeds, the process will said. have taken twice as long as the judge original- ARREST -- Aaron Duncan, POLICE REPORTS 32, of Ukiah was arrested on CORRECTIONS ly expected. Broadway musical star Libby’s lawyers, Theodore Wells and The following were suspicion of driving while The Ukiah Daily Journal reserves this William Jeffress, have labored to keep oppo- Kristin Chenoweth shines in compiled from reports under the influence in the space to correct errors or make clarifications nents of the war and the administration off the prepared by the Ukiah 1200 block of North State to news articles. Significant errors in obitu- concert at the Met Street at 11:35 p.m. Saturday. ary notices or birth announcements will jury. Libby, a former aide to President Bush Police Department. To result in reprinting the entire article. Errors and Vice President Dick Cheney’s chief of NEW YORK (AP) — Kristin Chenoweth anonymously report may be reported to the editor, 468-3526. staff, is the highest-ranking member of the cur- has an outsized personality that shines best on crime information, call Those arrested by law enforcement 463-6205. officers are innocent until proven guilty. rent Republican administration to face criminal stage, even one as vast as the Metropolitan People reported as having been arrest- LOTTERY NUMBERS charges. Opera. ed may contact the Daily Journal once ARREST -- Fernando their case has been concluded so the The potential jurors are drawn from a city And there she was Friday, giving her all in a results can be reported. Those who feel DAILY 3: Midday: 5, 3, 3 where registered Democrats outnumber solo concert backed by 12 sterling musicians, Reyes, 22, of Ukiah was the information is in error should con- Evening: 2, 1, 9. Republicans by more than 9-to-1. two dancers and, for several numbers, the arrested on suspicion of dri- tact the appropriate agency. In the case FANTASY 5: 9, 17, 29, Defense lawyers asked every juror whether Juilliard Choral Union. ving while under the influence of those arrested on suspicion of dri- 31, 39 in the 500 block of South ving under the influence of an intoxi- the administration lied about intelligence to Chenoweth’s musical-theater technique, cant: all DUI cases reported by law DAILY DERBY: 1st: 01 push the nation into war in Iraq and whether seen in such Broadway shows as “Wicked,” State Street at 2:00 a.m. enforcement agencies are reported by Gold Rush, 2nd: 11 Money administration officials are believable, particu- “You’re A Good Man, Charlie Brown” and Saturday. the newspaper. The Daily Journal makes Bags, 3rd: 07 Eureka larly Cheney. He is to be a defense witness. “The Apple Tree,” is so effortless, it seems no exceptions. 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COMMUNITY MONDAY, JAN. 22, 2007 – A-3 Editor: Richard Rosier, 468-3520 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected] COMMUNITY CALENDAR UHS gears up for rigorous education I just returned from a state At Ukiah High School we adding AP Comparative MONTHLY MEETINGS conference sponsored by the have a fairly diverse student Government course in the Fall California League of High population. The Social semester of 2007. Jeffrey Laureate Zeta Epsilon Chapter: 7 p.m.; fourth Tuesday; at Schools. Studies Department has Silva-Brown will be teaching members homes; call June Knipping at 462-5679 or Kathy This year’s focus was on Ken designed its classes and cur- this course, which is a natural O’Bryant at 462-0415. small learning communities, ricula to accommodate this addition to his new Global NAMI: (National Alliance for the Mentally Ill Family professional learning commu- Montoya population. Our classes range Studies class. We are always Support Group) fourth Wednesdays, 6:30 p.m.; call 972-9040, nities and research-based best from “Intro” level classes, searching for ways to provide 485-8033, or 467-9116 for location and information. Nami is an practices high schools are Principal, which provide additional sup- interesting, valuable learning organization dedicated to improving the lives of people with reviewing and implementing Ukiah High port to struggling learners, to experiences to the students of brain disorders by providing mutual support, education and as part of the high school Advanced Placement classes, Ukiah High School. advocacy. reform movement. which provide more rigor for Social Studies teachers Parents for Peace: Meets fourth Thursday; 6:30 p.m.; Along with sessions devot- the college-bound students. have also offered numerous Mendocino Environmental Center, 106 W. Standley St.; to ed to these topics, the confer- We provide history classes in extra curricular activities to share thoughts and strategies regarding the creation of a more ees were treated to outstand- target by two points. This year Spanish for non-English the students of Ukiah High peaceful and just world; call Cecily at 459-4824. ing and motivational keynoter we are taken an active role in speakers and “Sheltered” School. In the past four years I Telephone Pioneers of Lake and Mendocino County: speakers who shared their pas- making our parents aware of classes for students whose have taken students to San Meets fourth Thursday for meeting and luncheon; All telephone sion, expertise, and thoughts the importance of the STAR English is still limited. We Francisco to compete in the employees, retired or not, and their spouses are invited to about the high school reform test. We want to encourage all continue to work hard to serve World Affairs Challenge, from attend; for information and location, call Virginia at 462-3123. movement taken hold parents to support our goal of the entire student population. which they have brought Habitat for Humanity-Mendocino Inland Chapter: throughout this country as 100 percent participation for In recent years we have home several awards. This Board and committee meeting fourth Thursday each month, at well as in California. this year’s STAR test in May added new classes to further year Orlando Briant is super- 7 p.m., 107 S. Oak St.; public invited; for information call Jim During the conference, sev- 2007. serve the diverse groups at vising the World Affairs at 462-8913, or write to P.O. Box 1378, Ukiah. eral high schools shared their I have invited Angela Ukiah High School. Linda Challenge Team. Jeffery Christian Motorcyclist Assoc. breakfast meetings: Meets progress, successes and strug- McClure to share with you the Poya and Holly Rodgers have Silva-Brown is offering the fourth Saturday at 9 a.m. at a local restaurant in Ukiah. There gles since they have imple- activities of our social Studies taught Strategies for Model United Nations this will be a short ride after breakfast; for information call Sam, mented small learning com- Department. They are adding Academic Success classes, year as part of his Global 459-7000 or Jerry, 459-4316. munities along with research- new courses to the program also referred to as SAS class- Studies class. In the past he’s based best practices that es, which provide students done this as a strictly extra- that increase the opportunity WEEKLY MEETINGS address closing the achieve- with study skills. These class- curricular activity. Holly ment gap for all students and to expose students to a rigor- es help to address the needs of Rodgers has begun co- super- ous educational experience Alanon: their particular subgroups. not only the struggling stu- vising the Mock Trial this Meets Mondays at 5:30 p.m., Tuesdays noon, One high school in while attending Ukiah High dents, but also that group of year, with Judge Mayfield. Fridays noon, and Saturdays at 10:30 a.m.; Calvary Baptist Southern California has expe- School. students in the middle, who Our newest department mem- Church, 465 Luce Ave.; for more information call 463-1867 or rienced a growth in their API are often over-looked. Natalie ber, Kris Swett, has created a 621-2721. scores consistently for the past Perry is now in her second Student Senate and is leading Alateen: Meets Thursdays 8 to 9 p.m.; Calvary Baptist eight years. In 1999 this par- Social studies year of teaching a SAS class students in effecting school- Church, 465 Luce Ave., enter at east side back door; for more ticular high school had an API designed specifically for wide policy. Mr. Swett information call 463-1867 or 621-2721. score of 614. This past spring department Native Americans. This year worked very hard to create a Financial Management Workshop: Noon to 1 p.m. their API score was 785 on My name is Angela the Social Studies Department cross-section of students from Wednesdays; Salvation Army Office, 714A S. State St, Ukiah; their 2006 STAR test. The McClure. I am the Social added two brand new classes all groups on campus. He has 468-9577. state goal for all schools is to Studies Department Chair, to its repertoire, Global stud- anywhere from fifteen to thir- Bingo: Non smoking, non-profit, Bingo will be held reach an API score of 800. and am in my 13th year here ies and AP European history. ty students meeting once a Tuesday nights at 6 p.m. and Thursday afternoons at 1 p.m., at This particular school is very at Ukiah High School. I’ve Jeffery Silva-Brown is teach- month to discuss campus the Ukiah Senior Center. optimistic about the upcoming been the Department Chair for ing the Global Studies class, issues. Dwight Cawthon Card and Boardgame Club: Meets at 8:30 a.m., on spring 2007 STAR test. almost a year now, and have which is a UC approved elec- supervises the Interact Club, a Tuesdays in Bartlett Hall in Room 11 and 12 and at 5:30 p.m. The STAR test is a series of become very proud of this tive designed to give students community service organiza- on Wednesdays and Fridays, at Carter Hall at the Ukiah Senior exams in the areas of language department in that year. We a broader understanding of tions which is run in conjunc- Center; for information call Joyce, 468-8943. arts (reading and writing), are made up of a very strong international relations and its tion with the Rotary Club. Duplicate Bridge: Meets at 7 p.m., every Monday, and at 1 mathematics, science, and group of social studies teach- history. I am teaching the AP Under his guidance, Interact p.m., every Wednesday, in the community room at Washington social sciences. ers and foreign language European History class, which has maintained a strong stu- Mutual Bank, corner of Gobbi and State streets. Newcomers These tests are based on the teachers, with many years of is offered largely to sopho- dent membership for nine are welcome. For more information call 468-8476. state content standards for the experience. mores as a replacement for years. Natalie Perry is co- GURDJIEFF Reading and Discussion Group: Meets 7 courses taught in these curric- Our department is focused World History. After students supervising the Gay-Straight p.m. on Fridays. For more information, call 391-6780 or 485- ular areas. Grades 2 thru 11 on teaching the California take the AP exam in May we Alliance with Katherine 7293. take this test. State Standards in Social will broaden our study to Fengler, which supports that Kiwanis Club: Meets at noon, Tuesday, at The Ukiah Ukiah High School showed Studies, but we are also very include more World History. student community. Garden Cafe 1090 S. State St.; for more information call Janet growth in their API scores in involved in teaching social This class is also offered to Homosexual students are Carlson at 467-2288. most of its subgroups. studies through extra-curricu- juniors and seniors as an elec- Lions Club: Meets at noon on Thursdays, at Ukiah Garden One subgroup missed their lar activities. tive. We are in the process of Cafe. Redwood Empire Lions Club meets at 6:45 a.m., every See MONTOYA, Page A-8 first and third Tuesday, at Zack’s Restaurant. Overeaters Anonymous: In Ukiah – Mondays at 5:30 p.m.; Thursdays at 5:30 p.m., Saturdays at 11 a.m.; 741 S. Oak St.; 472-4747. Meets in Willits on Wednesdays at 5:30 p.m. at St. Mary’s School to holding open house Willits United Methodist Church, School and Pine Streets, upstairs; No dues or weigh-ins, everyone is welcome; 459- St. Mary of the Angels Catholic school option with no additional fee. 4594. The Daily Journal St. Mary’s School is hosting a school School is a K-8 school focusing on Of special interest to students in Peace and Justice Gathering: Meets Sundays rain or shine strong academics, spiritual growth, and grades 6-8 are the math program options at 10 a.m. at Alex Thomas Plaza in Ukiah to drum, dance and Open House and Information Night on Wednesday, Jan. 31 from 6:30 to 8 p.m. social and physical development with a - six levels of math are offered including sing for peace and justice; all ages are invited to bring drums staff to student ratio of 1:17. The school Algebra 2; and the Junior High Spanish and any other instruments; 462-2320. Prospective school families are warmly offers a core curriculum of Language program offering 7-8 graders optional Rotary Club of Ukiah: Meets for lunch at 12:10 p.m., on invited to visit the school. Each class- Arts, Mathematics, Reading, History, zero period Spanish instruction, which Tuesdays, at Elks Lodge, 1200 Hastings Road. 467-3674; room will be open, giving interested Science, and Physical Education. In gives students the option of taking www.ukiahrotary.org. families the opportunity to meet St. addition, the school offers extended-day Spanish 2 as a UHS freshman. Senior Writing Class: Meets from 2 to 3:30 p.m. on Mary’s experienced and inspiring teach- care for students, before and after Applications and school Fact Sheet Tuesdays, in Room 10-11 in the Admin. Bldg. of the Ukiah ers, including the dedicated librarians, school, with a breakfast served in the are available in the school office or Senior Center. Record memories for children and grandchil- and Spanish, music, and art instructors. morning. online at www.stmarysukiah.org and dren. Free and open; for information call Kathie Jones, 468- Those interested may tour the Music The St. Mary’s faculty believe in the tuition assistance is available. Interested 5006. Room, Library, Computer Lab, after- power of music to enhance personal and families are also welcome to call the Soroptimist International of Ukiah: Meets at noon, on school Kid’s Club, and Kitchen, where academic performance. In grades K-8, office at 462-3888 and schedule a time Wednesdays, at Ukiah Garden Cafe. Soroptimist means “Best tasty hot lunches are prepared 5 days a keyboards, choir, hand chimes, recorders to drop in and observe a classroom. St. for Women” and our mission is “To improve the lives of week. The student’s current school work and rhythm are taught twice a week. Mary’s is located at 991 S. Dora St. in women and girls in local communities and throughout the and artistic creations will be on display. Guitar instruction is offered as an after- Ukiah. world.” For more information call Joy Beeler, at 463-6729, Tina Rorabaugh, at 744-1514 or Jessica Kimball at 743-1902. South Ukiah Rotary Club: Meets at 7 a.m., on Thursdays at Ukiah Valley Convention Center, South School St. down- Pet of the Week town; for more information, call M.J. Girard at 322-4088. Pet of the Week T.O.P.S.: (Take off pounds sensibly): Meets from 9:15 to 10:30 a.m., every Tuesday, at Calvary Baptist Church, 465 Luce Ave.; Ruth, 462-8440. T.O.P.S.: Low-cost, non-profit group meets every Tuesday at Autumn Leaves, 425 E. Gobbi St., in the community room. Weigh-in is from 5:30 to 6:15 p.m. Meeting is from 6:15 p.m. to 7:15 p.m.; Linda MacDonald, 467-2391. T.O.P.S.: Every Thursday at Washington Mutual Building community room, 700 S. State St.; meeting is from 8:30 to 10:30 a.m.; it is a low-cost, weight-reduction support group; call 462-4901 or 485-7801. T.O.P.S.: Every Friday at the Meadows Mobil Court club- house, 8686 East Road, Redwood Valley; weigh in from 9 to 9:30 a.m., meeting from 9:30 to 10:30 p.m.; call 485-8260 or 485-7795. Ukiah Community of Mindful Living: Meets Monday evenings from 6:30 to 8:30; an interfaith Mindfulness Practice Group inspired by teachings of Thich Nhat Hanh; it uses med- itation exercises to deepen awareness, expand ability to deal with difficulties, and increase joy in life; open to all levels of experience; free; 462-7749. Ukiah Gamblers Anonymous: Open group meeting, 7 to 8:30 p.m., every Thursday; back building at Christadelphian Hall, 23 Oak Knoll Road, just off S. State St., Ukiah; free; 467- 9326. Photo by Isaac Eckel Submitted photo Ukiah Senior Center Luncheon: All are invited to meet for Lexis is a one year old female cat who arrived at Hi! I am a Beaucoren, very fittingly named Henry lunch at 11:30 a.m., Monday through Friday, at the Ukiah the shelter in July of last year. She is a quiet, VIII because I am a regal dog. Everything about Senior Center, 499 Leslie St., $5 members, $6 non-members; sweet, and lovable girl looking for a great home. me is king sized: my dimensions, my enthusi- call to make a reservation; 462-4343. She is anxious to leave the shelter and find a asm, my good nature and my affection. At 115 Ukiah Toastmasters Club: Meets Fridays, from 6:45 to comfortable new place to live. She has been pounds, I am a seriously big boy. I am hoping that 7:45 a.m. in the Washington Mutual Conference Room, 700 S. spayed and is ready for adoption. If people are someone with a large area for me to romp will State St., Ukiah; for information call Carol Crandal, 743-1624. interested in adopting a pet, visit the Mendocino adopt me from the Humane Society where I have Willits Chess Club: Meets beginning at 6:30 to 10:30 p.m. County Animal Shelter at its location on Plant been living for the last couple months. I am locat- and playing until people finish on Fridays, at McDonalds, on Road. The hours are Monday, Tuesday, Thursday ed at 9700 Uva Drive, just up the road from the Main Street in Willits; all level of players are welcome; for and Friday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.; Wednesday, 10 a.m. Broiler restaurant. I may be seen from 1 to 5 p.m. information, call Herb, 459-5911. to 7 p.m.; Saturday, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.; and closed on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday and 11 a.m. If an organization changes a phone number, an address, or on Sunday. To view other animals available for to 3 p.m. on the weekends. Our phone number is any information in this calendar, call Richard Rosier at the adoption please visit www.petfinder.com. Sage 485-0123. I am waiting for a good home. Please Ukiah Daily Journal at 468-3520, or e-mail at Mountainfire contact number 467-6453. come see me. [email protected]. A-4 – MONDAY, JAN. 22, 2007 FORUM Editor: K.C. Meadows, 468-3526 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected] Letters from our readers VIEWPOINTS This war can’t be won To the Editor: With the hanging of Saddam Hussein being shown as a public spectacle on net- ORTON ONDRACKE work television, the war in Iraq has taken M K yet another Orwellian turn; anyone who doubts that should pick up a copy of 1984 and pre-use the Secret Handbook of the Inner Party. Our country, indeed, the world, is turning it’s back on what was once, a long time ago, considered decent Budget good news, standards of civilized behavior. Worse yet, from the standpoint of American interest budget bad news we have made a terrible blunder. Saddam, the bloody-handed tyrant has now, to The good news on the budget front is that both the thousands of Iraqis, become Saddam the Bush administration and Congressional Democrats martyr, a victim of the U. S. puppet gov- want to eliminate the deficit by 2012. ernment. That perception will only lead to The bad news is that they are at daggers-drawn more and greater terror in Iraq and in the about how to do it. President Bush wants to keep all of world. his tax cuts alive indefinitely and freeze domestic When Lyndon Johnson realized that he spending, while Democrats have a huge spending wish had lost the confidence of the American list and want to eliminate the tax cuts for the richest people, he announced that he was de facto Americans. stepping down from office. When Richard There's more bad news as Bush prepares to deliver Nixon was caught in the toils of Water his State of the Union address and unveil his fiscal Gate, he had the good sense to resign. 2008 budget: Democrats suspect that his balancing act George Bush would do well to follow will be based on overly rosy tax-revenue estimates and their examples. He has the blood of 3,000 on impossible policy assumptions, rendering his bud- young Americans on his hands because of get DOA on Capitol Hill. a war that should never have been fought, White House officials say that Bush will rely on a a war that is un-winnable. 6.5 percent annual increase in government tax receipts J. D. Graham Other opinions to achieve balance, which they say is possible because Ukiah his tax cuts have spurred robust economic growth. From around the nation However, while tax revenues have surged lately -- Halt NAFTA highway achieving a high of 14.5 percent growth in fiscal 2005 The Times-Reporter, Ohio -- the average for past economic recoveries is in the 4 To the Editor: On Alexander Hamilton percent range. The Bush Administration is quietly Moreover, the administration is expected to assume going ahead with plans to build a huge Jan. 11 was the 250th country. The House (with 48 Department of Energy that the alternative minimum tax remains in place, NAFTA superhighway from the Mexican birthday of a man who does- Republicans joining in to canned the guy in charge of though Congress, annually, has passed a "fix" to pre- border at Laredo, Texas to the Canadian n’t always get the credit he vote “yes”) has approved a the country’s nuclear vent it from socking middle-class taxpayers. border north of Duluth, Minnesota. It is deserves for his role in mak- more realistic way of writing weapons program. On One top Democratic budget staffer said he expected planned to be 10 lanes, five in each direc- ing the United States the the federal budget, which Thursday, Los Alamos Bush, too, to propose a freeze in programs like veter- tion, and four football fields wide. It is great nation it is today. has been fantasy-based for National Laboratory told ans' health and impose cuts in Medicare doctors' fees - due to be started this year, 2007. - "items even the Republican Congress rejected." The Administration must have thought Alexander Hamilton, the far too long. staffers to get ready for ran- first secretary of the trea- “Pay as you go” budget- dom drug tests. On Democrats also anticipate that -- despite promises to the American people would not approve as the contrary -- Bush again will fail to adequately build it has been, if not secret, kept very quiet. sury, was born Jan. 11, 1757, ing rules require that any Thursday, Democrats took on the Caribbean island of change in the government’s control of Congress. Iraq war costs into his budget. "We are expecting a not- Mexican trucks will export NAFTA prod- serious, credible budget," the staffer said. ucts north and cheap Chinese goods will Nevis. ... finances — increase or Looks like Department of As George Washington’s Meanwhile, while Democrats are promising to exer- be offloaded at the port of Huston and decrease — be offset. ... Energy and LANL officials cise fiscal responsibility and resist urgent appeals from ports below the border. secretary of the treasury, he Some on the Democratic are running for political constituency groups for more domestic spending, All of that seems bad enough but with put this country on a firm side have said that the bud- cover after another year of Republicans charge they've already started a spending our military and Coast Guard busy and financial foundation issuing get rules might put a cramp throwing millions of taxpay- binge during their first "100 hours" -- on homeland stressed, if an enemy with a large invasive currency, starting a national in keeping further campaign er dollars at security security, for example -- and won't be able to resist force intended to attack, the highway banking system and estab- promises, ones that in fact improvements to see if they demands from farmers, teachers unions and health lob- would be a direct route into the heart of lishing credit, both foreign will cost a good deal of bies. All of this presages epic battles over appropria- America. and domestic, for the strug- stick. money. Well, yes: That is the “Why” doesn’t matter as tions later this year. I encourage everyone who is concerned gling new nation. He also point. It is designed to be an That's the short-term picture as the two sides try to to write, call, email, or fax our Senators much as “what took so helped create the Coast impediment to handouts for pare an estimated $260 billion deficit down to zero in and Representatives and object to this Guard. long?” five years. Bad news. underhanded plan. political gain, whether in the ... DOE has been institut- As if that wasn’t enough, form of spending or tax cuts. Longer term, the news is much worse. As the Her- Ann Foster ing a five-year plan to Hamilton led the fight for It is intended to force politi- itage Foundation's Stuart Butler puts it, "If they did Ukiah address sloppy inventory succeed in balancing the budget by 2012, it'd be like ratification of the cally uncomfortable conver- Constitution and co-wrote having a margarita on the beach before the tsunami sations about costs and con- control and security failures. Good idea the Federalist Papers, which hits." sequences. Linton Brooks has been helped win public support That's because, as the baby boomer generation To the Editor: This will become a less head of DOE’s National I am writing to say that I think it is for the Bill of Rights. Nuclear Security reaches retirement age, the costs of Social Security, His career came to a less- popular stance in Congress Medicare and Medicaid entitlement spending will great that Charles Rice donated some of as the urge to spend takes Administration since July his winnings to the Buddy Eller Center. It than-glorious ending when surge after 2015, rising by 2040 to eat up the entire fed- hold, especially among 2002 when the Lee scandal eral budget and requiring a 50 percent tax increase on was a very generous thing to do and I’m he was killed in a duel with prompted NNSA’s creation sure many people are grateful for a good Vice President Aaron Burr in Democrats, who have been workers or drastic benefit cuts for seniors to pay for meal. Giving to a homeless shelter is a 1804. out of power for 12 years. but says his agency has been defense and other government services. But wait -- there is good news. Serious bipartisan great way to help others. Many homeless Many historians credit But lawmakers from both unable in five years “to pre- people are victims of unfortunate circum- parties will have to refuse to vent such management prob- efforts are under way at the think-tank level to educate Alexander Hamilton with the public about the fiscal crisis ahead and establish stances and need a helping hand and some setting our country on the make exceptions. ... lems from occurring.” ... encouragement. Who knows what many of Members of Congress from It has taken five years and consensus about a possible "grand bargain" to achieve road to financial and mili- long-term balance. them are going through? It’s true that tary greatness. We owe him across the political spectrum tens of millions of taxpayer some people are too lazy to get a job and And, after Democrats last year rejected Bush's call a great deal. So here’s wish- have talked about fiscal dollars for DOE and LANL to form a bipartisan commission on entitlement reform, find it easier to live off of others. But ing Hamilton a happy 250th responsibility, even as the officials to figure out their many people are just going through a there's hope this year that some panel could be formed birthday. deficit roared ever higher. security system still isn’t -- preferably of real Congressional and administration rough time and deserve some help and They need to begin making encouragement to get back on their feet. working. If political cover decision-makers -- to work on a long-term deal. the hard decisions that will spurred them on, so be it. The ideological breadth -- and intellectual heft -- of Donating to a homeless shelter is a great The State, rein the deficit in. way to help give some of that help and Brooks says his firing is participation in the think tank exercise is truly impres- support. Columbia, S.C. “based on the principle of sive. It includes Butler on the right, the Brookings Institution's Belle Sawhill on the left, and Robert Jessica Crowhurst On Democrats Albuquerque accountability that should Redwood Valley Bixby of the Concord Coalition and Comptroller Gen- House Democrats have (N.M.) Journal govern all public service.” eral David Walker of the Government Accountability just moved into power, but On Los Alamos Lab The underlings his agency Office in the center. THANK YOU LETTER POLICY they’ve already kept an oversees need to take that to These four -- plus additional experts including Bush important promise for the On Thursday, the heart as well. budget director Rob Portman -- have conducted nearly Editor’s note: The Daily Journal welcomes 20 "wake-up call" seminars around the country, mainly letters of thanks from organizations and indi- at university schools of public policy, making the point viduals. We are glad that so many successful that America's long-term fiscal outlook is "unsustain- events are held here. However, thank you let- able" -- in fact, perilous to the nation's prosperity and ters must be kept short. For that reason we WHERE TO WRITE have a 20-business name limit per letter. If security. your letter lists more than 20 businesses it will President George Bush: The White www.house.gov/write rep Bush has said he is even willing to talk about rev- not be printed. Shorter thank you letters which House, 1600 Pennsylvania Ave., Washing- Assemblywoman Patty Berg: State enue increases, though he's said he'd resist tax hikes. do not contain lists of participants or donors ton, D.C. 20500; (202) 456-1111, FAX Assembly District 1, Capitol, Rm. 2137, White House adviser Karl Rove has offered to bet -- will be printed more quickly. 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Potter Valley Students of the Month for November 2006 are, from the left: Back row Potter Valley Students of the Month for December, from the left: back row -- Mario -- Jazmin Holland, Becca Pierachini, Thomas Rockel; middle row -- Hailey Huey, Sanchez, Hannah Alcorn; middle row -- Evan Flynn, Will Eddie, Jessica Depree, Bleu Owens (Oct), Diego Quintero, Crystalline Dalton, Robert Kelly, Tish Rosales; Matt Delbar, Doran Jacquet, Faith Collard, Armondo Barajas; front row -- Emily front row -- Julio Gutierrez, Stacy Szupell. Not pictured: Tony Zamora. Emmitt, TJ Johnson, Karina Maciel, Brandon Rose. Pomolita Middle School Eagle Peak Middle School

Eagle Peak Students of the Month from the left: Front row -- Diego Olea, Joseph Haun, Rilee Dockins; back row -- Dalia Ruiz, Alexander Sequeira. Pomolita Students of the Month from the left: Front row -- Trevor Morris, Kayla Holland, Milan Bhula; back row -- Cassie Kerrigan, Rosa Zazueta.

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Publication Dates: Call your Ukiah Daily Journal The Ukiah Daily Journal representative to reserve your space February 18 The Ukiah The Journal Sampler February 20 DAILY JOURNAL online at ukiahdailyjournal.com Advertising Space & Materials Deadline: February 9 468-3500 A-6 – MONDAY, JAN. 22, 2007 SPORTS Editor: James Arens, 468-3518 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected] LOCAL AFC CHAMPIONSHIP | INDIANAPOLIS 38, NEW ENGLAND 34 TODAY’S CALENDAR Manning sheds curse of Patriots GAMES TUESDAY JAN. 23 UHS boy’s basketball at Montgomery 4:30/6/7:30 p.m. By EDDIE PELLS He threw for 349 yards and sideline, his head down — he ing obvious when New PV boy’s and girl’s basketball AP National Writer one touchdown and brought couldn’t bear to watch. New England left guard Logan at Anderson Valley his team back from a 21-3 England’s Tom Brady — he of Mankins opened the scoring 3:30/5/6:30/8 p.m. INDIANAPOLIS — A deficit. the three Super Bowl rings — by pouncing on a fumbled WEDNESDAY JAN. 24 comeback, a drive, a legacy. Joseph Addai capped threw an interception to handoff between Brady and UHS girl’s basketball at Elsie And yes — finally — Peyton Manning’s late drive with the Marlin Jackson and the RCA Laurence Maroney that squirt- Allen 4:30/6/7:30 p.m. Manning gets his Super Bowl UHS wrestling at home winning score, a 3-yard run Dome crowd went wild. One ed into the Indy end zone mid- No against Mario Carillo 6 p.m. trip, too. with 1 minute left to help the kneel down later and Manning way through the first quarter. Mendocino College men’s and Football’s most prolific Colts (15-4) complete the ripped off his helmet to cele- It got worse from there for women’s basketball at home quarterback put on a show for against Napa Valley College rally and send coach Tony brate. Manning, who telegraphed a games 5:30/7:30 p.m. the ages Sunday, rallying the Dungy to his first Super Bowl Not only was it a win for throw to the sideline that Indianapolis Colts from 18 THURSDAY JAN. 25 — and a very special one. Manning, the All-Pro, All- Patriots cornerback Asante scheduled UHS boy’s basketball at home points down and driving them Dungy and the Colts will Everything son of Archie, it Samuel snatched and took 39 against Elsie Allen 4:30/6/7:30 80 yards for the winning score p.m. face the Chicago Bears and was a riveting, back-and-forth yards into the end zone for a in a wildly entertaining 38-34 his good friend Lovie Smith in showcase of two of the NFL’s 21-3 lead. victory over the New England Miami in two weeks. Together best teams, best quarterbacks, From there, the gameplan Patriots. they are the first black coach- and yet another example of changed because it had to, and In his nine years in the es to make the Super Bowl in why football is America’s the game morphed from league, Manning has never its 41 years. favorite sport. another Manning meltdown played in a game like this After Indy’s last touch- It was anything but by-the- into something much more COMMUNITY AFC championship contest. DIGEST down, Manning was on the book, and that started becom- than that. South Ukiah NFC CHAMPIONSHIP | CHICAGO 39, NEW ORLEANS 14 NFL NOTES | Little League SULL is having sign ups on PITTSBURGH Jan. 17, 18 and 22 from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. at Yokayo school. The Bears take a bite out of Big Easy cost is $55 for the first child and $50 for the second and children Steelers must have their original birth certificate and proof of residen- cy. make City of Ukiah Men’s and Women’s Basketball Leagues offer to The City of Ukiah Community Service Department would like to announce the beginning of registration for the 2007 Men’s and Women’s Basketball Tomlin Leagues. Sponsors will be accepted into the league on a By ALAN ROBINSON first-come first-serve basis. Registration will be accepted AP Sports Writer through February 2nd and PITTSBURGH — games begin Feb. 12. However, space may fill prior to the final Minnesota Vikings defensive deadline. All Registration forms coordinator Mike Tomlin must be submitted with the $350 sponsorship fee prior to accepted the Pittsburgh being eligible for placement Steelers’ coaching job within the league. Team roster Sunday night and was work- forms and player fees ($20 each) will be collected from ing out a four-year contract team managers at the first he hoped to complete scheduled game. Players may Monday, people close to the only play on one team in the league. The minimum player search told The Associated age is 18 years old. Games Press. are scheduled for weeknights. Registration forms available at They requested anonymi- 411 W. Clay or www.cityofuki- ty because the Steelers have ah.com. asked all parties involved in For more information or to register your team, please call the search to not speak to (707) 463-6714 reporters until they can make the announcement, which Ryan Rones Dickey could come Monday or Memorial Soccer Tuesday. Scholarship Fund Tomlin is expected to The Scholarship Fund is hav- make around $2.5 million ing its annual meeting on, Jan. 18th at 5:30 pm at 601 N. State per year, the going rate of St. Anyone interested is invited late for first-time NFL to attend. Scholarships are available for attendance at soc- coaching hires. Former cer camps. Steelers coach Bill Cowher Applicants must be dedicated resigned Jan. 5 following 15 to the game of soccer, hard- working and have a good team seasons after apparently attitude. Please pick up an rejecting a $6 million per application from 601 N State St. Dean Coppola/Contra Costa Times/ZUMA Press year contract extension offer A letter containing your soccer history (when you started play- The Chicago Bears’ defense stepped up against San Francisco earlier this season and stepped up when they earlier this year. ing, what teams you have been needed it the most against the Saints in the NFC Championship game. Tomlin’s hiring completed on), what you like about soccer, what your soccer goals are and a frantic 2 1/2-week search why you want to attend camp, By BARRY WILNER black coach to hold up the world cham- fashion, with big plays on defense and a in which he was initially as well as two recommenda- viewed as an unlikely choice tions from your coach and other AP Football Writer pionship trophy,” Smith said after the steady running game in the sleet and adults are required. CHICAGO — The Chicago Bears Bears won the NFC championship. snow, ending the Saints’ uplifting saga. behind perceived front-run- Please submit the application know how to make a Super Bowl mem- This isn’t the wild bunch, led by The Bears (15-3) will play either the ners Ken Whisenhunt and at least two weeks before the Russ Grimm, only to land the start of the camp. Donations orable. They’re making this one historic coach Mike Ditka and quarterbacked by Patriots or the Indianapolis Colts, in will be gratefully accepted at long before it’s played. Jim McMahon, that paraded down Miami in two weeks. A Colts victory job after impressing the 601 N State St. Dissed all season long, Rex Grossman Bourbon Street, then routed New would put two black head coaches in the Steelers with his motivation, and Co. are heading to the big game for England for the championship 21 years big game for the first time; Indy coach intensity, knowledge of Ukiah Lions Youth defense and enthusiasm. Football and Cheer the first time since 1985 after rolling ago. Its defense isn’t overpowering, its Tony Dungy was Smith’s mentor. over the New Orleans Saints 39-14 quarterback isn’t a renegade, its reputa- “I am really into the great tradition we “It’s humbling,” Tomlin The Ukiah Lions are having a said last week of being in the dinner, dance and auction Jan. Sunday, and Da Coach leading them tion isn’t celebrated. have with the Chicago Bears,” Smith 27 starting at 5:30 p.m. It will there makes it all the more special. This team, despite its impressive said. “I am just trying to get our football running to become only the take place in the Fine Arts third Steelers coach in 38 building at the fairgrounds. This Lovie Smith’s arrival in Miami will record, was maligned all season and team up to that same standard Mike had fundraiser is to help the cheer make him the first black head coach to never possessed the overpowering aura his team at, especially that ’85 team.” years. “These are great foot- squads that qualified to com- ball people. I’ve got a great pete at Jr. Nationals in reach the marquee game in its 41 years. of Ditka’s gang. Disneyland pay for their trip. The “I’ll feel even better to be the first Still, Smith’s team did it in true Bears See BEARS, Page A-7 price of tickets are $12 for See TOMLIN, Page A-7 Adults and $8 for kids 15 and under (pre sale), and $15 and $10 at the door. If you are inter- ested in donating an item for the auction or buying tickets please contact Stephanie 485-8848, MLS SOCCER | LA GALAXY Katrina 485-1640 or Sue 485- 7600. MLS bets on Beckham in hopes to gain popularity Special Olympics Mendocino Inland By PETER PRENGAMAN mates are in the United States. lion. years ago and caters to Hispanic fans. Basketball 2007 Associated Press Writer Hispanic immigrants are both a sub- That’s an unheard of compensation “Beckham now becomes a target,” SOMIB is holding practices at Pomolita Middle School at 740 LOS ANGELES — Whether David stantial MLS fan base and a relatively package for MLS, where the average said Leon. “Our fans will be intrigued N. Spring St. Practices will be Beckham’s American adventure untapped market. The 13-team league player salary was $100,000 last year to watch us play him.” held Jan. 14, 21, 28. In February proves a financial boon or multimil- is hoping a recent deal with Spanish- and the last team to sell, D.C. United, Rafael Ramos Villagrana, a soccer on the 11, 18, 25 and in March on the 4, 11, 18 and 25. lion-dollar blunder for Major League language giant Univision to broadcast went for $33 million a couple of weeks columnist for the Spanish-language Practice times are from 1 to 3 Soccer could depend on how well some games this season will help ago. newspaper La Opinion, said many p.m. Please wear sweats or shorts with sports shoes for Beckham wins over fans such as change that. Lalas said Beckham speaks some Hispanic fans are turned off by the practice and make sure to bring Rodrigo Diaz. Even with more exposure, the sell Spanish after playing several years for heavy marketing of Beckham. some water. For more informa- Diaz emigrated from Mexico when could prove difficult: Many Hispanics Spain’s Real Madrid, but wasn’t sure “Some fans are saying he just came tion call 468-1282. he was 14, plays soccer with his scorn MLS as a bush league where whether he’d use it in commercials or here to sell T-shirts and Pepsi Cola,” SAL “Kids Only” fun friends at a local park and occasional- players show little of the panache and team promotions. Galaxy news releas- said Villagrana. “But if he plays well, and fitness program ly goes to watch the league’s two Los artistry that gives soccer its “beautiful es are in English and Spanish, and the they’ll end up falling in love with the Mendocino Co. Sheriff's Youth Angeles-based teams, Chivas USA game” name. team soon will launch a Spanish ver- Galaxy.” Activities League (SAL) and the and the Galaxy. “Soccer here looks like a game of sion of its Web site. Since its founding in 1996, the MLS Redwood Health Club of Ukiah “I’ll go to one or two games to see American football,” said Juan “David Beckham on the surface has tried to attract Hispanic fans, are sponsoring a "KIDS ONLY" fun and fitness program at the how Beckham is playing,” the 32- Munguia, a 30-year-old cook from couldn’t be more disassociated with believing they were the key to building Redwood Health Club, on year-old Diaz said while buying a knee Mexico. “It’s all blows but very little the Hispanic community,” said Lalas, a permanent base — something the Thursday nights from 5:30 P.M. to 6:30 PM, in Court #3, for brace at Niky’s, a soccer store in a pre- grace.” referring to the Hollywood glitz he precursor North American Soccer ages 7 years to 12 years, coed, dominantly Hispanic neighborhood. Enter Beckham. brings with his wife, former Spice Girl League failed to do from 1968 to and free of charge. Learn “If I see he’s not into it, I’m not spend- Los Angeles Galaxy general man- Victoria Beckham. “But the fact is this 1984. Today, there are more than 42 strength training, gain endurance, stability and build ing any more money.” ager Alexi Lalas, a former U.S. nation- is a player who has played with some million people of Hispanic origin in confidence. Personal Trainers Hispanics made up a third of fans at al team and MLS standout, said the of the biggest teams in the world, the United States, about 60 percent of "MJ and Nick" will exhaust your MLS games last season, according to former England captain will attract including Real Madrid.” whom are U.S. born, according to the kids and send them home sweaty. For more info call RHC league statistics, with the percentage savvy Hispanic fans by elevating the Beckham should add to the rivalry U.S. Census. at 468-0441 or drop by the Club. higher in Hispanic-heavy cities such as level of play. The Galaxy certainly between Galaxy and Chivas USA, said The league directs about 40 percent There is an annual $5.00 insur- ance and administration fee for Los Angeles and Dallas. Regular-sea- hope so — the team promised Chivas USA Chief Executive Javier of its marketing toward Hispanics and SAL programs, but it may be son games averaged 15,504 fans, a Beckham millions of dollars more in Leon. The northern sister team of sponsors adult tournaments nation- waived for cause. tiny fraction of the tens of millions of salary than any other player as part of Mexico’s popular Chivas Guadalajara soccer fans and players the league esti- a five-year deal worth about $50 mil- team, Chivas USA joined MLS a few See BECKHAM, Page A-7 THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL SPORTS MONDAY, JAN. 22, 2007 – A-7 COMMUNITY DIGEST Martina Hingis advances to quarterfinals Women’s Softball By JOHN PYE breaks in the second set, Australian titles from 1997-99 Ranked No. 81 and seem- Peer, who beat 2004 U.S. League AP Sports Writer Hingis took control when Li’s and reached the finals in ingly out of condition, Open champion Kuznetsova The City of Ukiah’s 2007 MELBOURNE, Australia first-serve percentage dropped 2000-02, could meet Clijsters Williams came into the sea- 6-4, 6-2. Peer is in the quarter- Women’s Softball League from 93 percent and her error again in the quarters. son’s first major with only two finals at a major for the first begins with a mandatory coach- — Three-time champion es meeting Arpril 19 at the Civic Martina Hingis advanced to rate rocketed. Later Monday, Clijsters matches in a low-key time. Center. League play will be on the quarterfinals in the Hingis had only eight clean faced No. 15 Daniela warmup. And that followed an Second-seeded Mauresmo, Tuesday and Wednesday nights. Team fees are $450 for Australian Open, weathering winners and 18 unforced Hantuchova, and top-seeded injury-plagued season when who also won Wimbledon and the sponsor and $30 per player. an early challenge from Li Na errors, but was too consistent Maria Sharapova was set to she played only four events. spent most of 2006 at No. 1, Registration forms are available on Monday before pulling and experienced for Li, who play Vera Zvonareva. She had to save match fell 6-4, 6-3 to 70th-ranked at the Civic Center Annex or www.cityofukiah.com. The away for a 4-6, 6-3, 6-0 victo- had 33 winners and 69 On the other side of the points against No. 5 Nadia Lucie Safarova. In six previ- deadline is April 13. Questions? ry. unforced errors. draw, Serena Williams Petrova to make the fourth ous majors, Safarova had only Call 463-6714 Coming off three two-set Li reached the quarterfinals became a big threat for the round — her first win over a won one match. Men’s Softball victories, Hingis came under at Wimbledon last year, women’s title after defending top 10 player since she won Safarova will play fellow League heavy pressure from Li’s becoming the first Chinese champion Amelie Mauresmo the Australian title in 2005 — Czech player Nicole The City of Ukiah’s 2007 strong ground strokes in the player to reach the last eight in and No. 3 Svetlana then beat No. 11 Jelena Vaidisova, who at No. 10 is Men’s Softball League will begin first set. a Grand Slam event. Kuznetsova were toppled in Jankovic 6-3, 6-2. the highest-ranked player March 22 at 6:30 p.m. at The Pub. League play is scheduled “She came out on fire, I’ve The former top-ranked the fourth round Sunday. In the second set, Williams remaining in the bottom half to begin in early May.Team fees never played her before, I Hingis made the quarterfinals “Yeah, I have it in me,” finished off a 17-shot rally of the draw. are $450 for the sponsor and knew it was going to be a dif- before losing to Kim Clijsters Williams said. “I believe in with a trademark crosscourt On the men’s side, defend- $30 per player. Registration forms are available at the Civic ficult match,” Hingis said. “I last year, when she was my game, and more than any- backhand to end the fourth ing champion Roger Federer Center Annex or www.cityofuki- knew I had to come up with ranked No. 341 after three thing I believe in me. It does- game, pumping her fist as stayed on track for a 10th ah.com. The deadline is April seasons on the sidelines. n’t matter what people say or Jankovic stared and gaped at Grand Slam with a 6-2, 7-5, 6- 13. Player fees will be collected the best ... and after the first during the first game of the sea- set I started playing better.” The 25-year-old Swiss star, people write. At the end of the the angle. 3 win over 14th-seeded Novak son. Questions? Call 463-6714 After an early exchange of who won three straight day, I’m my biggest fan.” Williams will face Shahar Djokovic. N. & S. Ukiah Little League Sign-ups Sign-ups for the Ukiah Little The Steelers issued a state- SI.com, Sports Illustrated’s games. pass rushers as in the 3-4 League begin Jan. 17 and con- ment Sunday saying they had Web site, and, later, Dan Rooney either made defense. tinue on Jan. 18 and Jan. 22 Tomlin from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. at the not concluded a deal, but the ESPN.com, reported Saturday the choice or was involved in Also uncertain is whether Yokayo School cafeteria. The Continued from Page A-6 Pittsburgh Post-Gazette ini- the Steelers had decided on hiring all three coaches. Grimm, the assistant head cost is $55 for the first child and tially reported Sunday that Tomlin, the Vikings’ defen- Tomlin was a Tampa Bay coach for three seasons and $50 for each additional child. deal of respect for what they You must bring an original birth Grimm had been told Tomlin sive coordinator, or begun assistant for five seasons the offensive line coach for do and what they’ve done. It’s certificate and three proofs of was the choice. contract talks with him. On before being hired by Vikings six seasons, will stay and residency: driver’s license, utility just a very humbling experi- “We don’t have anything,” Sunday, the Pittsburgh coach Brad Childress before bill, bank statement, checkbook ence to be involved in but, at work for the coach who beat or insurance certificate. Steelers spokesman Dave Tribune-Review — citing last season. What could be him out for the job. Grimm is the same time, professional Lockett said. “We will have unidentified sources — tricky in Pittsburgh is assimi- football is what I do and I’m a under contract for next sea- Ukiah Lions Football no announcements today.” reported that Grimm was the lating Tomlin’s preference for son. competitor like everyone However, the Steelers did choice. the 4-3 defense and Tampa 2 and Cheerleading Grimm and Ken Awards Ceremony else.” not deny Tomlin was the Tomlin will be the fourth cover schemes into a Steelers The ceremony, scheduled for The 34-year-old Tomlin, a choice, only that they did not consecutive coach hired by defense that has long played Whisenhunt, the Steelers’ Saturday January 6 has been defensive coordinator for only offensive coordinator, were canceled. A future date will be have a contract with their new the Steelers who was a defen- the 3-4. announced. one season, was chosen over coach and did not expect to sive assistant coach in his 30s The Steelers have built seen as the clear front-runners Grimm, the Steelers’ assistant have one Sunday. with another team before their roster around players fit- since Cowher resigned on Jan. SAL boxing classes head coach for three years and While the Steelers have not going to Pittsburgh. Bill ted for the 3-4, such as All-Pro 5, but Whisenhunt later took The Sheriff’s Activity League the Arizona Cardinals’ job has expanded its hours and Chicago defensive coordina- interviewed any candidates Austin was 37 when he was safety Troy Polamalu and Pro coach Cris Fischer is back. The tor Ron Rivera. The Steelers since meeting with Tomlin for chosen in 1966, as was Chuck Bowl nose guard Casey without waiting to see if the new winter hours are Tuesday at decided Sunday not to give 3 1/2 hours Tuesday and Noll in 1969. Cowher was 34 Hampton. Neither would Steelers would hire him. 5:30 p.m., Thursday at 6:45 p.m. and Friday at 5:00 p.m.. Rivera a second interview Grimm for six hours when he picked in 1992. Both seem to be nearly as well-suit- Tomlin would become the Boxing classes are ongoing and because they couldn’t talk Wednesday, there was a flurry Noll (4-0 in Super Bowls) and ed for a 4-3 scheme in which first black coach in the all ages and levels are wel- come. Parental signatures are with him again until Feb. 5, of reports — at times conflict- Cowher (1-1 in Super Bowls) the defensive ends, not the Steelers’ 74-season history needed for minors and the the day after the Super Bowl. ing — over the weekend. took teams to multiple title linebackers, are the primary and the sixth in the NFL. charge is $5. SAL boxing class- es are held at the Redwood Health Club. Questions? call Cris at 463-1229. “We talked a lot about get- “I apologized to (coach Galan, a 21-year-old commu- UHS baseball clinic Bears ting back to what we do and Sean Payton) about that,” nity college student born in The City of Ukiah and the that’s getting takeaways,” Bush said. “Obviously, I know Beckham Los Angeles to Mexican par- Ukiah High Wildcats would like Smith said. I made a mistake, but I’m not to announce the beginning of Continued from Page A-6 Continued from Page A-6 ents. She never has attended registration for a high school Cedric Benson then scored going to kill myself over it. ... an MLS game. baseball clinic supervised by Added All-Pro linebacker on a 12-yard run, and from You move on.” wide that draw Hispanics, “Yeah, women are going to the Ukiah High School baseball Brian Urlacher: “For our fran- said spokesman Dan coaching staff. Come join the there it was a matter of search- That hot-dogging wasn’t go and take along their hus- fun and learn about every chise, this is big. They are a ing for the sunscreen. close to Brees’ mistake in the Courtemanche. bands,” giggled her friend, aspect of the game: hitting, slid- big part of this city, and what Smith and Bears owner end zone. Under pressure but “We know there are mil- Monica Jimenez, 24, also a ing, fielding, and much more. they did in ’85 is huge. We lions of soccer fans, including This clinic will be held every Virginia McCaskey, daughter still in the pocket, he threw community college student Monday through Thursday from have an opportunity to do that of Bears founder George the ball away, causing a safe- millions of Hispanic fans, born here to Mexican parents. 3:30pm till 5:00pm. Clinics will right now. We’re excited to Halas, accepted the Halas ty. who are currently not MLS So far, Beckham promises run weekly through February fans,” Courtemanche said. 1st, 2007. The clinic is open to have the opportunity to kind Trophy moments after That erased any momentum to increase attendance at boys ages 14 to 18 and is locat- of put the (’85) guys in the Grossman tossed the ball deep for the Saints, and Chicago The huge number of Galaxy games — whether the ed at the Ukiah High School background for a little while.” into the stands after the final scored on Berrian’s brilliant Hispanic soccer fans who baseball field. There is NO All the worries about how don’t attend MLS games is fans are Hispanic or other- charge for this clinic, however kneel-down. catch at the 2; he was not tack- wise. The Galaxy have sold pre-registration is required and genuine the Bears’ outstand- “This is why we play the led down and stood up to most obvious when Mexican can be done at the City of several thousand season tick- Ukiah. 411 W. Clay St. Please ing season was disappeared game, to get to the Super cross the goal line. teams play matches here. thanks to running back When Mexico played South ets since Beckham’s Jan. 11 call the City of Ukiah Bowl and win,” Urlacher said. A Chicago blitz stymied signing. Community Services Thomas Jones, All-Pro kicker “This overshadows every- New Orleans’ opening drive. Korea at the Los Angeles Department for more informa- Back at Niky’s soccer tion call 463-6201. Robbie Gould and a defense thing.” After Devery Henderson out- Coliseum a year ago, more that, while not dominant, It was a bitter, sloppy con- than 64,000 people attended. store, owner Niky Orellana fought Tillman for a 40-yard said the buzz has been Lady ‘Cats fast-pitch made enough decisive plays. clusion to the Saints’ remark- pass to the Bears’ 32, an all- A doubleheader in August that “I hate watching TV,” able turnaround from a featured Chivas USA versus “incredible.” softball Jan. 9-Feb. 2 out rush on third down led to a The store gets dozens of The City of Ukiah and the defensive end Adewale nomadic 3-13 season in the sack by Israel Idonije and a the New England Revolution, Ukiah High Lady Wildcats would Ogunleye said, “but when you followed by Barcelona against calls each day inquiring about like to announce the beginning aftermath of Hurricane Saints punt into the end zone. see everyone picking the Katrina’s destruction to this Chivas Guadalajara, attracted Galaxy tickets, while $80 of registration for a fast-pitch It set a first-half trend. Beckham Galaxy jerseys have softball clinic supervised by the Saints, the thing is we won 14 winning season. As their city Another sack, by rookie 92,650 fans. Ukiah High School Softball been selling fast. coaching staff. Come and learn games, now 15, by playing rebuilds, the team has provid- Mark Anderson, Chicago’s Gabriel Gabor, an MLS about every aspect of the game: sound defense and we have ed an inspiring respite in the consultant who focuses on the Orellana has devised top pass rusher this season, another way of capitalizing on hitting, pitching, fielding and been doing a good job all sea- recovery story. was even more embarrassing Hispanic market, believes much more. The clinic is open to son. We know they are com- This was the first trip this Beckham will help close that Beckham’s image. girls ages 14-18 and the clinic to the Saints. Brees lost the A large mural outside his takes place at the Ukiah High ing in as a No. 1 offense and far into the playoffs for the ball and a Keystone Kops gap. School softball fields. The days we stepped up to the plate.” There is “a group of hard- store features soccer legends and times are as follows: 40-year-old franchise, previ- chase for it wound up in a 25- Tuesdays, 4-dark, Wednesdays, For a moment, though, in ously best known as the Aints, core soccer fans who say, ’I’m such as Pele, Diego Maradona yard loss when rookie guard and Beckham — but in his 3-dark and Thursdays, from 4- the third quarter they seemed whose fans wore paper bags Jahri Evans recovered. not coming out until they get a dark. There is no charge for the to be in trouble. on their heads because the big name,”’ said Gabor. “Now England national team uni- clinic, however pre-registration But Chicago’s offense went form and not in a Galaxy jer- is required and can be complet- Reggie Bush’s electrifying team was so bad. nowhere. they’ll have it.” ed at the City of Ukiah at 411 W. sey. 88-yard touchdown catch and “Just to be able to turn this So the defense got things Galaxy and league officials Clay St. For more information dash to the end zone pulled also believe Beckham’s good “We’ll paint him with the call 463-6714. organization around a bit from started. Harris stripped the the Saints within two points, where it was last year is say- looks will draw more women, colors of Galaxy next week,” BAM Wrestling Club 16-14. But from then on, ball from Colston and Tillman Hispanic and otherwise. Orellana said. “We might ing a lot,” Bush said. “We returned it to the Saints’ 36. Practices run from 6:30 p.m. Urlacher and the Bears’ don’t need to hang our heads “I want to see Beckham even move him and put him in to 8 p.m. every Wednesday and After getting their initial first Thursday. The cost is $40. defense took over. about anything. ... We need to because he’s hot,” said Liz the middle of the group.” Chicago, which has won down on a 16-yard reverse by use this as motivation to come Rashied Davis, the Bears Puma soccer teams nine NFL titles but has been back and get to this point looking for coaches an also-ran for much of the again next year and, hopeful- gambled on fourth-and-1 at The Ukiah Valley Soccer last two decades, later went 85 ly, get to the Super Bowl.” the 4 and Benson converted. league is looking for individuals But all they got was to coach our competitive teams. yards in five plays in the worst Down 16-0 and throttled 1651 Talmage Rd ~ Ukiah Ukiah’s Puma teams are boys of the weather. The oft-criti- for 28 minutes, the Saints Gould’s 19-yard field goal. NOW OPEN and girls ages U10 – U19, cized Grossman had four awakened late in the first half New Orleans remained Class I and Class III. These charitable, and Adrian Coffee ~ Tea ~ Ice Cream ~ Smoothies players play at a higher level of completions, including a 33- on a 29-yard third-down com- Hot Dogs ~ Soup ~ Salads ~ Pastries ~ Sandwiches competition and skill. If you yarder to a diving Bernard pletion to Marques Colston, Peterson stripped kickoff have coached and are interest- returner Michael Lewis at the ed in coaching at a higher level, Berrian that clinched it, send- who previously had several Now Serving: Mon. - Fri. 6 am - 4 pm please contact the soccer hot- ing the bundled-up fans in drops and several more slips. Saints’ 30. Sean Payton lost a 707.468.8638 • Free Wireless Internet line 707-467-9797 to receive an video challenge, and Gould application.ALL APPLICA- Soldier Field into foot-stomp- Brees threw a pair of sideline TIONS ARE DUE MARCH 1, ing hysteria and chants of darts and Colston beat Charles hit from 43. 2007. “Super Bowl, Super Bowl.” Tillman for a 13-yard TD that The sloppy footing was an “We had a great game temporarily changed the flow issue all during the game, par- Rocking Hopland Community today,” said Grossman, who with 46 seconds remaining in ticularly once the cold rain, Chairs Karate Kids was 11-for-26 for 144 yards, the half. followed by sleet and snow, Winter Program: Mendocino began falling. Runners, Co. Sheriff’s Youth Activities but made no mistakes. “This It took New Orleans only League Karate Program (SAL) is great and all, but we have 2:40 into the third quarter to receivers and returners kept Gifts is teaching “Free” youth, teen one game to go.” slipping and areas of the turf Jewelry and adult karate programs at make it 16-14 on Bush’s spec- the Hopland Shorin-ryu Dojo, Jones had all 69 yards on tacular 88-yard touchdown were gashed by halftime. 14200 Mountain House Rd., an eight-play ground drive in that ended with a couple of Gould’s 24-yarder made it Torrone Hopland on Monday and 9-0 and Jones had his person- Wednesday nights at 4:30 PM the second quarter, scored bush moves. The rookie beat for ages 6 years to 12 years and twice and rushed for 123 Chris Harris off the line, al touchdown drive, with his Italian Candy at 5:30 PM for teens and adults. yards. Gould nailed three field ignored the sleet and extended 33-yard run the Bears’ longest SAL membership/insurance See’s Candy dues are $5.00 annually.You do goals. for Brees’ looping pass. Then all season. not have to be a member of the The Bears, who led the he sped down the left sideline Jones capped the ground Hopland Dojo to participate. For league with 44 takeaways, and, at midfield, used one of march with a 2-yard run for a more info call the SAL Voice Your Fun Store Mail at 468-4288 or Hopland forced four turnovers, and those Heisman jukes past 16-0 lead. He also scored Dojo - Instructor: Sensei Jim when NFC passing leader Danieal Manning. from 15 yards in the fourth 1252 Airport Park Plaza Milone at 744-1837, and we will Ukiah get back with you. All classes Drew Brees fumbled less than As Bush neared the end quarter. 462-2660 are co-ed.You may also register a minute after Berrian’s TD, zone, he turned and pointed “It couldn’t have been a Behind Les Schwab Tire at the class/dojo. whatever karma the Saints tauntingly at the hopelessly more perfect situation for (11-7) carried this season dis- trailing Urlacher before som- Chicago Bears football,” visit us online at www.ukiahdailyjournal.com HEY LOCAL appeared. ersaulting into the end zone. Jones said. “Just perfect.” A-8 – MONDAY, JAN. 22, 2007 COMMUNITY THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL

and Workers Exposed to Hexavalent Moochie Poochie Pet Boutique, feed and raffle for Tom Hubbs and family. The Chromium and Volatile Organic Compounds event will start at 5 p.m. from the Abex/Remco Hydraulics Facility” Blue Ribbon Pets offer For more information or for donations, call COMMUNITY BRIEFS and “Health Consultation: Evaluation of discounts on adopted pets 485-0487. Health Studies Possibilities and Limitations at Due to the large number of pets currently Ukiah Main Street Program The Abex/Remco Hydraulics Facility” will be available for adoption in Mendocino County, UVTG seeks trail volunteers accepting application available at the meeting. Reference copies are Blue Ribbon Pets and Moochie Poochie Pet available at the Willits and Ukiah public Boutique are offering a special year-long dis- for Jan. 28 work party for volunteers positions libraries and Willits City Hall. count program to encourage local residents to The Ukiah Valley Trail Groupis seeking vol- For more information about the meeting or give consideration to local pets in need when unteers for a trail work party on Jan. 28. The Ukiah Main Street Program is now to get a copy of the report, call (510) 620-3671 adding to their animal family. This special pro- accepting applications for all volunteer posi- Volunteers will meet at 9 a.m. at the Lake or visit www.ehib.org gram includes generous discounts on groom- Mendocino Dam Parking lot. Volunteers will tions including but not limited to the ing, boarding, doggie u wash, day care and Promotions Committee. The Promotions take a barge shuttle ( the “UVTG luvtug”) to UHS Safety Advisory training services as well as special offers on the east side of the lake to work on bridge Committee works on marketing and promoting food, bedding, clothing, collars, leads, toys, Ukiah’s historic downtown district. Committee meeting approaches, culverts and side slope reinforce- treats and other pet care items. The discounts ments. Volunteers should wear sturdy work Volunteering on this committee offers great are good for the full year following the date the opportunities to connect with your neighbors. set for this Wednesday shoes, and bring gloves, water and a bag lunch. pet is adopted. Help us make the Ukiah Valley a place with Some of the most exciting social events in The Ukiah High School Safety Advisory Most of the pets being adopted through local Ukiah have been their fund raising galas such Committee will meet this Wednesday, at 6 p.m. agencies have already been spayed or neutered, “Great Trails. Close to Home.” as Comedy Alley and Taste of Downtown. at the High School Library. Meetings are open are current on their vaccinations, have received For more information on this or other The committee develops marketing materi- to the public. For more information contact the basics of preventative health care and may UVTG activities contact 972-0926, neil@men- als such as the downtown directory brochure Sharon at 467-2000. be eligible for an initial free examination by dotrails.org, or www.mendotrails.org. and map and collaborates on press releases, Ukiah High School and all schools need participating veterinarians. In addition, dis- newsletters and special promotions including; community support to address violence, bully- counts are given on adoption fees to help Care for Her hosts Spanish the Fabulous Flashback Car Show, Farmer’s ing and intolerance. relieve overcrowding at area facilities and to language childbirth prep Market and Ukiah’s Country Pumpkinfest. The Advisory group represents youth and encourage local residents to adopt local pets in Annual business promotions like Home for service organizations, local non profits, law need when deciding to add to their animal fam- classes set for Jan. 30, Feb. 6 ily. Truly a great deal for a lifetime of love! the Holidays combine fun activities for young enforcement, parents, teachers, administrators On two consecutive Tuesday evenings, Jan. and old with a month of shopping with your and other community members who want to For a list of adoption agencies or for more information on the discount program, call Blue 30 and Feb. 6, from 6 to 8 p.m., Care for Her neighbors. create a culture of respect and tolerance at women’s health center will educate Spanish- The program simply would not exist if they Ukiah High School. Ribbon Pets at 485-8454 or Moochie Poochie Pet Boutique at 462-1848. speaking parents in preparation for childbirth. didn’t have the support of dedicated volun- In a step forward, on January 8 every Class topics include nutrition during pregnan- teers. teacher, administrator and classified employee cy, breastfeeding and infant safety. Early regis- For more information, call 463-6729. at UHS received a personal copy of Humane Society Shelter tration is encouraged, as classes fill quickly. “Responding to Hate at School.” This excellent trying to cope with too many For more information, or to register, call Rustic West Trading Co. set handbook can be used as a resource when bias cats and kittens this year Care for Her at 472-4603. to open showroom for Ford incidents occur. Teaching Tolerance, a project of the Southern Poverty Law Center, provided Like shelters all across Northern California, Street Garden Project benefit the books free of charge at the request of the the Humane Society for Inland Mendocino Potter Valley Garden Club set through Jan. 31 Ukiah High School Safety Advisory County is trying to cope with an over abun- workshop on preparing Committee. dance of cats and kittens. Randy Archer, owner of Rustic West The catalyst for organizing this committee At the end of August the shelter had taken in for the fair set for Jan. 31 Trading Co., will open his showroom and will was an anti-Semitic hate crime which took more cats and kittens than were taken in during A workshop “How to Prepare for Entering be selling his Mexican Imports. All of the pot- place in Ukiah in February 2006 and resulted the entire year of 2005. The Fair” will be held on Wednesday, Jan. 31 tery and ceramics are lead-free and the dish in the arrest of two Ukiah High students. When Cats, kittens, dogs and puppies are available at the home of Lois Stornetta at 1:30 p.m. This ware is oven and microwave safe. All ceramics the Ukiah Daily Journal reported this story, for adoption at the shelter, 9700 Uva Drive, workshop will be conducted by members of the and pottery will be sold at wholesale prices and several other students wrote to the newspaper Redwood Valley from 2 to 6 p.m. Wednesday Ukiah Garden Club and the Redwood the Ford Street Garden Project will benefit and described additional hate and bias inci- through Friday, and from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Arrangers, Val Kinney and Penny Seaman. Co- from each piece sold. Randy invites all to come dents that had happened at UHS. Saturday and Sunday. hostess are Lidia Feltman and Margaret Rau. see these very unique pieces of art, especially The Human Rights Committee meets In addition to potential adopters, the shelter The 56th Birthday of the Potter Valley at these very low prices. The store is located at monthly and focuses on Education and Schools is always seeking volunteers who are willing to Garden Club honoring Past Presidents will be 205 W. Standley St., in Ukiah and will be open to address issues regarding human rights viola- help socialize the cats and dogs and assist the held at the home of Carol Hermsmeyer on 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Saturday. tions and educating towards cultural accep- shelter in variety of other ways. Wednesday, Feb. 7 at 1:30 p.m. Co-Hostesses This benefit will run from now through Jan. 31. tance. will be Barbara Santora and Lee Patton. The Rustic West will also be taking donations to Food bank needs volunteers program with the speaker, Diane Knox, will the Ford Street Garden Project. For more infor- Puppy petters needed for food distribution tell members some interesting things regarding mation, call 462-3436. “Flora, Invasive Plants on B.L.M. Land”. for the new year The local food bank is in need of volunteers Positive parenting classes The Ukiah shelter has 12 puppies that need to work during its distribution days on My Mother’s Mink set human contact and socialization. What better Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and starting at the Mendocino way to spend some of your winter vacation Saturday from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. generally. for Saturday, Feb. 3 then playing with a puppy? A perfect opportu- Anyone with spare time to donate to this wor- College Tuesday evenings thy cause can call Marcy or Burton at 462- A unique social and fund raising event for nity for a family activity or some special time women of a certain age will be held Saturday, This course is for everyone who finds par- with a parent and child. People of all ages are 8879 x 123. The food bank is also in need of a enting a bit challenging. Parents learn simple, volunteer driver. Feb. 3 from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at Redwood welcome to come to the shelter at 298 Plant Valley Cellars, 7501 N. State St., in Redwood practical solutions to common problems, while Road and hang out with a couple of puppies. making parenting more enjoyable. Early child- Valley. Several women recently discovered Call the Adoption Coordinator to set up a time Cultural and Heritage that they had a fur of their mother’s tucked hood educators, as well as parents, benefit to come in at 467-6453. from this course. Learn the causes of children’s Tourism Conference away in storage. Now is the time to pull them behavior, how to encourage children’s devel- in Willits set for Jan. 26 out and wear them to a special occasion. A fund opment, and strategies to manage misbehavior. River Oak accepts raiser will be held for the Humane Society for Parents learn through observation, discussion, registration for fall 2007 The Redwood Empire Association is pre- Inland Mendocino County and the dress attire practice and feedback. One 8-week course will senting the North Coast Cultural Heritage include your mother’s mink or any fur she had. be held at Mendocino College on Tuesday On Monday, Jan. 8, River Oak Charter Tourism Conference at the Mendocino County This will be an evening of socializing and fun. evenings from 6 to 8 p.m. Register at 468-3353 School begins accepting applications for Fall Museum in Willits on January 26, from 10:30 $30 in advance by Dec. 31, or $40 at the door. 2007 enrollment. Applications will be accepted a.m. to 4 p.m. The Mendocino County Tickets include two glasses of wine, soft drinks for course number 4217 or visit www.mendo- Museum is located at 400 E. Commercial St., cino.edu. until Friday, Feb. 16, and if more applications and hors d’oeuvres. are submitted than space is available, a public just a few blocks from Main St. near down- For more information, call FIRST 5 town Willits. The fee is $25 with lunch includ- Mendocino at 462-4453. random drawing (lottery) will be conducted by Grief Recovery Support the Senior Center. Wait lists are established for ed. full classes. This workshop will bring together leaders Group to start Feb. 5 California Retired Teachers For those who miss the Feb. 16 deadline, from the world of cultural arts, heritage, agri- Hospice of Ukiah will be offering a new applications may still be submitted during one tourism, tourism businesses, historical preser- Association to meet today vation groups, and tourism marketing. They Grief Recovery Support Group starting of the following additional open enrollment Monday, Feb. 5, and running for 8 weeks The California Retired Teachers windows: Feb. 25 through March 30, April 2 will begin a strategic plan and inventory of cul- tural tourism assets of Northern Mendocino through March 26. Open to the public without Association, Mendocino Division No. 55, is through April 27, April 30 through May 25, charge, this 2 -hour weekly meeting will con- scheduled to hold it’s next meeting this County, which will be used in regional and and May 29 through June 29. statewide marketing efforts. vene from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Hospice of Ukiah Monday, at the William F. Harrah Center The school serves a student body of 225 office at 650 S. Dora St., Suite 101. (Willits Senior Center) 1501 Baechtel Road in The CCHTC mission is to bring together pupils in grades Kindergarten through 8th. nonprofit, corporate and private organizations The series is open to any adult who is griev- Willits. Kindergarten pupils must be a minimum age of The speaker will be Patsy Chadwick, along with public agencies to preserve and pro- ing a death. This is an opportunity to express 5 years on or before December 2, 2007. mote cultural and heritage resources in the feelings of loss in a safe atmosphere and to instructor for Adult School. She will speak River Oak is a free, public school where stu- region. about finding a fulfilling hobby after age 50. learn information and techniques for moving dents receive a Waldorf methods education. Speakers at the North Coast Cultural through the bereavement process. The group is She teaches craft classes and exercise classes The curriculum draws heavily from the educa- Heritage Tourism Conference include Susan to Senior Citizens and encourages her students educational as well as supportive. Each week tional model developed by Rudolph Steiner, Wilcox and Shellie Cook of the California focuses on different aspects of the grieving to pursue creative interests at any age. She where the imagination is fostered and the arts Travel & Tourism Commission, who are veter- started oil painting and will share her hobby by process, and includes helpful written handouts are included as a powerful teaching tool. River ans of successful cultural heritage tourism pro- to take home as well as suggested exercises to displaying some of her paintings. Oak has been open since 1999. jects in Northern California. Sunset Publishing There will be a gathering and social at work on during the week. Parents are encouraged and welcome to will also unveil the new 2007 California What’s “normal” when you are grieving? 11:30 a.m. followed by lunch at noon for $10. Visitors Guide. Other speakers and activities schedule school tours and classroom visits. How do people handle feeling depressed, The menu will be beef tips, noodles, cauli- Please contact the school registrar, Lucy will be announced later. flower, biscuit and jello/fruit. Haynes, for information about the application You may register for the workshop by e- stuck, angry, guilty, and stress? How can mem- Reservations due by Thursday, Jan. 18 can process, to schedule a tour, or to obtain further mailing [email protected] or by calling 1-800- ories be healing and not just painful reminders? be made by phoning Ken Hewitt 468-5894 or information. River Oak is conveniently located 619-2125. What’s the best way to approach upcoming Steve Gray 937-3138. next to the Senior Center at 555 Leslie Street in For more information about the Redwood holidays and anniversaries? Simply commit- Ukiah. The phone number is 467-1855, and the Empire Association, visit their website at ting to coming to the Grief Group once a week Medical Experts’ meeting school website is www.riveroakschool.org. www.RedwoodEmpire.com. For more infor- and being with others going through a similar mation about the CCHTC: experience can be an important component of for Willits residents with www.CultureCalifornia.com. moving forward into one’s new life without the past exposure to chromium Nonviolent Communication person who has died. Sessions set for Mondays Benefit spaghetti feed and There is no charge for participation in the set for this Tuesday group. Hospice of Ukiah, Inc., is a volunteer The Unity Church, at 321 N. Bush St., in raffle set for Jan. 27 hospice supported by donations which are A public meeting is open to all where staff Ukiah, will be hosting the nonviolent commu- from the California Department of Health On Saturday, Jan. 27 the Redwood Valley always welcome. For more information and to nication sessions on Monday evenings from 5 register, call 391-8013. Services will summarize their involvement and to 7 p.m. Mair Alight, a Certified International Firehouse will be holding a benefit spaghetti recommendations related to past exposure to Trainer, for the Center for Nonviolent chromium from Remco. Communication will be presenting. A sliding In March 2006, an expert panel considered scale of $25 to $15 scholarships are negotiable. to social studies than the State medical monitoring for Willits residents Call by noon on Monday to RSVP at 459-0443, Montoya Standards. We want to reach a Play Today exposed to chromium in the past. Dr. Robert and visit online at wide range of students, offer- FUN Harrison of the University of California, San www.MairAlight.googlepages.com. Continued from Page A-3 ing them hands-on activities F Francisco, will present the panel’s recommen- N U Mair has offered NVC at San Quentin that show them how social N often the targets of hate U dations and answer questions from the commu- Prison, weekly, for three years. Two of her stu- studies works in everyday life. F nity. Staff from the California Department of crimes, and this group is dents helped form an ad hoc committee to proactive in its fight against Health Services will also be available to organize a Peace Day this Saturday, at San BIKRAM YOGA answer questions about a report that reviewed such prejudices on this cam- Quentin, put on by the inmates for the inmates, pus. Our department members possible health studies that could be considered with special attention to inclusive community UKIAH A Children’s for the Willits community. feel a strong connection to the involving inmates from the diverse racial, cul- student community, as well as Play Center The meeting will be held this Tuesday, at tural, religious and age groups at the prison. Willits City Hall Community Center, located at to the local and global com- Now is the The general format is a five minute medita- munities. Give the Gift 111 E. Commercial St., in Willits. A brief pre- tion, followed by a check-in from each group sentation will take place at 6:30 p.m. Spanish The Ukiah High Social Time member, and then an agreement is reached as Studies Department strives to of Play Gift translation will be available. to what they would like to practice or focus on The reports, “Expert Panel Report: offer our students a strong Winter Intro Certificates during their time together. The interactions are education, with high stan- Recommendations for Conducting Medical lively and heartfelt, resulting in learning, Special Monitoring for Residents of Willits, California dards, but we also want to 1252 Airport Park Blvd. growth, shared understanding and inspiration. show them that there is more 115 W. Church St • Ukiah • 468-YOGA Suite B1 - Ukiah • 468-1100 TIME OUT MONDAY, JAN. 22, 2007 – A-9 Editor: Richard Rosier, 468-3520 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected]

PEANUTS by Charles M. Schulz THE BORN LOSER by Art and Chip Sansom

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(1561-1626), philosopher/essayist; Lord lasted less than five minutes. Byron (1788-1824), poet; August Strindberg TODAY’S QUOTE: “Opinions are Datebook: Monday, Jan. 22, 2007 (1849-1912), playwright; D.W. Griffith made to be changed -- or how is truth to be Today is the 22nd day of 2007 and the its ruling on abortion in the Roe v. Wade (1875-1948), film director; George got at?” -- Lord Byron 32nd day of winter. case. Balanchine (1904-1983), choreographer; TODAY’S FACT: Tonga, an island TODAY’S HISTORY: In 1901, Britain’s In 1998, “Unabomber” Ted Kaczynski Linda Blair (1959-), actress, is 48. nation in the Pacific, once issued a stamp Queen Victoria died at age 82, after a record pleaded guilty in Sacramento, Calif., and TODAY’S SPORTS: In 1973, George shaped like a banana. 64-year reign. was sentenced to life without parole. Foreman beat the undefeated Joe Frazier by TODAY’S MOON: Between new moon In 1973, the U.S. Supreme Court issued TODAY’S BIRTHDAYS: Francis Bacon TKO in a heavyweight boxing match that (Jan. 18) and first quarter (Jan. 25).

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(NewsUSA) - You know cussed links between peri- Research also shows that “With more education and the risk factors for heart dis- odontal disease and other diabetes can put you at risk for awareness about the link ease: smoking, high choles- problems, including prema- developing gum disease. Dr. between oral and systemic terol, high blood pressure, not ture births and diabetes. Louis Rose, professor of health, the more likely the enough exercise and obesity. Genco explains that the surgery at Drexel University overall health of the patient But here’s one possibility that level of evidence related to the School of Medicine and clini- will benefit,” Rose said. might surprise you: periodon- relationship between peri- cal professor of periodontics Dr. Moise Desvarieux, tal or gum disease. odontal disease and these sys- at the University of assistant professor in the “People normally think of temic conditions varies. But Pennsylvania School of department of epidemiology periodontal or gum diseases in such a relationship, he says, Dental Medicine, called peri- at Columbia University’s terms of their teeth and may offer hope for treating odontal disease “the sixth Mailman School of Public gums,” said Dr. Robert J. diabetes, heart disease, stroke, complication of diabetes.” Genco, professor of oral biol- low birth weight and respira- Rose stresses that physi- Health in New York, said fur- ogy and microbiology, State tory infections. cians and dentists need to ther research is required to University of New York at A healthy mouth may work together to ensure their determine if there is a direct Buffalo. “But that thinking reduce the number of prema- diabetic patients maintain connection between periodon- may have to be altered ture babies born and the both their oral and physical tal disease and heart disease. because gum disease is a seri- resulting complications, health. Therefore, he said, patients ous infection that can release according Dr. Steven “Thanks to research, physi- should also manage other risk bacteria into the bloodstream Offenbacher, professor of cians are much more proactive factors, like smoking, diabetes and impact overall health.” periodontics at the University when it comes to their diabet- and excess weight. Researchers spoke about of North Carolina School of ic patients and their oral Genco, Offenbacher, Rose the possible connection Dentistry. health,” he said. “I find that and Desvarieux all spoke at between gum disease and “Like other infections in a now, more than ever, they’re heart health at an American mother’s body, the bacteria calling and referring their the media briefing in New Medical Association and can set off an inflammatory patients to me when there’s York City called “Oral and American Dental Association reaction causing a preterm even the slightest indication of Systemic Health: Exploring media briefing. 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(NAPS)—Apprehensive anesthesia care during an MRI director of the Council for To help alleviate patient patients who previously might test include children, people Public Interest in Anesthesia concerns about MRI through not have been willing to who suffer from claustropho- (CPIA). “It is also the respon- information and education, undergo a magnetic resonance bia, psychiatric patients and sibility of the anesthetist to the CPIA, which focuses on imaging (MRI) test can now the critically ill. More often ensure that the patient has a patient care and practitioner rest easier knowing anesthesia than not, the anesthesia safe and comfortable anesthet- wellness, has published a new is an option to calm their provider who keeps patients ic experience, and leaves the brochure titled “Magnetic nerves, according to the safe and comfortable through- facility with positive feelings Resonance Imaging: What American Association of out MRI tests is a Certified about the MRI test.” You Should Know About Nurse Anesthetists (AANA). Registered Nurse Anesthetist An “open” MRI takes place MRI.” The brochure answers MRI is a diagnostic tech- (CRNA). A CRNA’s involve- in a cylinder that is rounded commonly asked questions nique that uses a large, power- ment may be necessary for a on the top and bottom and about MRI and the use of ful magnet to create paper- number of reasons, such as open along the sides. By con- anesthesia for the procedure. thin sectional images of any dealing with a patient’s inabil- trast, in a “closed” MRI To learn more about anes- part of the body—including ity to lie perfectly still or mon- machine, the patient lies in a thesia and MRIs or to order a the heart, arteries and veins— itoring a patient’s vital signs. tube that is open at one end free copy of the CPIA from any angle and direction “Administering anesthesia only. According to research, brochure, call (847) 655-1116 without surgical invasion. The to a patient undergoing an about one in four people can- or e-mail at drawback is that these proce- MRI procedure allows the not tolerate being in closed [email protected]. dures, while painless, require machine to take the best possi- MRI machines because they For some people, anes- patients to be immobile for 20 ble images free from any com- suffer from claustrophobia, thesia can be a big help minutes to well over an hour, plications caused by the indi- and therefore require some in undergoing a often in a close space. vidual moving about,” said form of anesthesia to help lengthy—though neces- Patients who may need Sandra Tunajek, CRNA, DNP, them through the experience. sary—MRI exam. Snack sensibly with organic foods

(NewsUSA) - The New the Organic Trade Association have linked trans fatty acids Year’s resolution - it’s as found that the snack food cat- from hydrogenated fats, often much a part of the holidays as egory was the second - fastest- found in conventional snacks, shopping for gifts. And one of growing segment in 2003 to heart disease, cancer and the most common is the (meat and poultry was first), diabetes. resolve to eat better, especial- with a 30 percent growth in By replacing at least one ly after a season filled with sales over the previous year. conventional item with its treats. And in a recent USA Today organic counterpart each Problem is, it’s not a reso- online survey, nearly 37 per- week, consumers can feel bet- lution most kids are willing to cent of those surveyed said ter about what they’re eating make. Luckily, children and they would purchase an and feeding their children. the entire family can snack organic version of their Besides, going organic sensibly while choosing favorite snack if it provided doesn’t mean losing the fla- organic products. nutritional benefits. vor. Juicy organic oranges and The wide variety of organic “Having convenient certi- flavorful tomatoes, for exam- foods available today meets fied organic snack food ple, make great snacks for all types of consumer tastes options provides children and kids. and needs, from fruits, vegeta- adults with foods that are Parents may have little con- bles, meat and dairy to peanut grown without the use of toxic trol over what their kids eat - butter, and yes, even choco- and persistent pesticides or or don’t eat - at school. But a late. genetically modified ingredi- lunch from home, snacks and Organic foods have become ents, and that don’t contain dinnertime meals can be so popular that consumers can artificial ingredients or hydro- find versions of many favorite genated fats,” said Katherine packed with power, using snacks at mainstream grocery DiMatteo, executive director organic foods whenever possi- and natural food stores nation- of the Organic Trade ble. wide. Association. To learn more about organ- In fact, a recent survey for Numerous medical studies ic foods, visit www.ota.com. A three-dimensional image of heart health

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U.S.A. FAQs - fish?…contain These ingredients are plant- However other ingredients read the ingredient listing on terol content of the chicken Ingredient Questions wheat?….contain derived. such as hydrolyzed or textured the package. breast sub and salad high- peanuts?…contain tree vegetable proteins and/or er than most of the other Q. Do your breads con- nuts?….contain soy?….con- Q. What is the origin of autolyzed yeast are used in Q.What SUBWAY® subs and salads? tain animal products? tain sulfites?…contain enzymes (rennin) used in the our products. These ingredi- menu items are pork-free? nitrites? cheese? ents contain glutamates that There are several reasons A. SUBWAY® Italian may cause similar sensitivities The following sandwiches for this: bread contains no animal- For US menu items a docu- The bulk of rennet used in that MSG causes. To find out and salads are pork free: Cold 1. The portion of the derived ingredients. The ment is posted in the nutrition processing is microbial how- which foods at SUBWAY® Cut Combo, Tuna, Roast roasted chicken in both the wheat bread and deli roll con- section of www.subway.com ever there could be a chance restaurants contain autolyzed Beef, SUBWAY® Seafood & salad and sub is larger then tain honey, which may be con- called “Ingredient Information of calf rennin in the cheese yeast and hydrolyzed protein Crab®, Turkey Breast, Steak, the portions of other sidered an animal-derived for People with Food due to production variables. visit the nutrition section of Chicken. meat/poultry based sand- ingredient. The Parmesan Allergies” this document The cheese contains no the web site to view ingredient Also Pork-free: wiches and salads. Oregano and other cheese- identifies which standard porcine (pig) derived rennet. listings. There is also a docu- * Vegetable toppings 2. All of the other menu items contain certain ment in the nutrition section * Light Mayonnaise topped breads do contain sandwich meats have a milk-derived ingredients. * Oil * Mustard greater percentage water * Mayonnaise and/or other ingredients than Q. What menu items at the roasted chicken. As a SUBWAY® restaurants are * Select Sauces * Cheese (rennin is calf result these meats they have vegan/do not contain ani- lower cholesterol level than mal-derived ingredients? or microbial derived) * Cookies their whole meat counter- parts. A. The menu items that do 3. SUBWAY® restau- not contain any animal- rants use very lean turkey, derived ingredients are the U.S.A. FAQs - Nutrition Questions roast beef and ham which Veggie Delite® on Italian keeps fat and cholesterol bread and the Veggie Delite® levels lower. salad. Also these individual Q. Why is the nutrition items also do not contain ani- information different on mal-derived ingredients: all Q. How can I obtain the cups and napkins or in Diabetic/Suggested vegetables, oil, vinegar, mus- brochures? tard, sweet onion sauce and Exchange Values for Subway foods? Fruizle. The wheat bread and A. We strive for continu- deli roll contain honey but no ous quality improvement Exchange values are list- other animal-derived ingredi- and often try new products ents. ed in the PDF file and formulations because of “Complete Nutrition Q. Do any of your breads this our nutrition informa- Information" (Printer contain milk/milk-derived tion may change before Friendly) located in the ingredients? paper goods stock has been nutrition section of Jared Fogle, Subway Sandwich spokesperson depleted. If you find a dis- www.subway.com How Only the breads that con- crepancy check the copy- much trans fat is in SUB- tain a cheese topping like the right date of the materials WAY® foods? Parmesan Oregano bread. allergens and sensitive ingre- Q. Is monosodium gluta- called “ Ingredient and go by the latest date. dients. mate (MSG) used as a flavor Information for People with The trans fat value is now The most recent nutritional available in the PDF file Q. What menu items con- enhancer in any of your Food Allergies ” which identi- information can be obtained Q. What is the origin of foods? fies menu items that contain “Complete Nutrition tain gluten? …contain from our web site www.sub- Information" (Printer dairy…contain sodium stearoyl-2-lactylate these two ingredients. Snack way.com. and the mono- and diglyc- A. SUBWAY® restaurants chips and pre-packaged salad Friendly) located in the eggs?…..contain nutrition section of fish?….contain shell- erides found in the bread? does not add MSG to any of dressings sold at stores may Q. Why is the choles- the standard menu items. contain MSG make sure to www.subway.com. Looking good makes you feel great

(NAPS)—Between work, Many Americans suffer from to 35 grams of fiber every day changes—and their potential family and home life, it’s no a lack of sleep, and often try to and keeping fat intake to no effect on your everyday surprise that today’s women get more done by staying up more than 30 percent of your health. The “Dulcolax Guide often feel fatigued, anxious later. “If you get less sleep on total calories. Add fresh fruit for Healthy Living” addresses and occasionally over- a regular basis, you’ll begin to to your morning cereal; enjoy the very real link between a whelmed. experience more stress and be a cup of hearty vegetable soup woman’s lifestyle and her Let’s face it, with all that less able to cope with the ups along with your sandwich at well-being. Common health goes on in women’s daily and downs of everyday life,” lunch; have a salad with your problems such as constipation lives, it seems almost impossi- notes Dr. Moore. Instead, she dinner. can occur any time your rou- ble to de-stress. However, advises making a good night’s • Listen to your body. tine or eating habits are dis- according to health expert Dr. rest a priority so that you have Take care of common health rupted, and women should Donnica Moore, a frequent the energy to handle anything problems, especially those take action by becoming and in-demand nationwide that comes your way. that affect your digestive tract, aware of the things they are speaker on women’s health • Make time for exer- such as constipation. “If doing or not doing to alleviate who has done more than 200 cise. Take daily walks, visit you’re constipated, it’s fine to their symptoms. women’s health television the gym, opt for the stairs use a stimulant laxative such For a copy of the “Dulcolax segments, it’s a must. instead of the elevator or as Dulcolax to help nature Guide for Healthy Living,” “Self-care is often over- engage in outdoor activities take its course,” notes Dr. please visit looked,” notes Dr. Moore. with your children. Even Moore. www.dulcolax.com. “But the truth is this—the moderate exercise can help • Be aware of lifestyle most important thing women improve your well-being and can do to feel good and look give you a mental lift. great is to resolve to take bet- • Eat a balanced diet HAIR CUTS ter care of themselves.” with more fiber and less fat. Suggested tips include: The American Dietetic • Get enough sleep. Association recommends 20 $700 New medicine helps smokers quit Ukiah Beauty College Supervised student work only. (NAPSI)-There are 45 mil- shows that changing the to quit, I’m very excited about cent) with Chantix were nau- 1040 N. State St., Ukiah • 462-8831 lion adult smokers in the U.S. behavior that triggers smok- Chantix,” says Nides. “My sea, headache, insomnia, and Close to 70 percent of them ing-plus medicine-can hope is that it will help many abnormal dreams. say they want to quit. But it is increase the odds of quitting. people quit smoking.” Nausea was reported by tough for most people to quit. People who take Chantix Smokers who want to quit approximately 30 percent of This is largely because of can enroll in a unique support should talk to their doctor. patients treated with Chantix POTTER VALLEY nicotine-one of the main plan. They can get tips on how There are treatments and sup- (1 mg twice a day), with COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTER chemicals in cigarettes. It is to manage cravings and port plans that can help. approximately a 3 percent dis- very addictive. change their behavior. This Important Product continuation rate during 12 10175 Main Street • Potter Valley Now, there’s a new drug plan is offered by Pfizer to Information: weeks of treatment. Nausea 743-1188 called Chantix™ (vareni- Chantix patients at no extra Chantix is indicated as an was generally described as cline). Chantix was developed cost. aid to smoking cessation treat- mild or moderate and often Looking for a primary care physician? to help people quit smoking. “As a researcher and clini- ment in adults. transient, although for some Try the Potter Valley Community Health Center! In two studies, about 44 per- cian who has worked with The most frequently report- patients it persisted over the cent of patients who took thousands of smokers trying ed adverse events (>10 per- course of treatment. We are aware of the physician shortage in the Chantix (1 mg twice a day) Ukiah Valley area and would like to help. quit smoking by the end of the 12 weeks of treatment. About Our medical and Dental staff are a dedicated fresh grams group of professionals who enjoy working in a 30 percent of patients who took buproprion SR (150 mg of fat rural environment. Bilingual staff are available in twice a day) quit after 12 SUBS Only or less both medical and dental departments. weeks. And about 18 percent SUBS 66 who took a sugar pill quit by We invite you to visit our Health Center - the end of the same 12-week we are accepting new patients, treatment period. please contact us at 743-1188 for an appointment. “It is tough to quit smok- Open Monday thru Friday, and many Saturdays. ing. This is largely due to nicotine addiction. It often We accept all types of payment: takes smokers a number of Turkey Sweet Onion Roasted • Private pay ® Turkey Breast times before they’re success- Subway Club Breast/Ham Chicken Teriyaki Chicken Breast • Insurance (we will handle the billing for you) ful,” says Mitchell Nides, • Healthy Families Ph.D., a smoking cessation • SOFP (State only family planning) specialist. “The approval of • Breast Cancer detection program Chantix offers new hope to • MediCare those who’ve tried without • Medi-Cal success in the past. It may • Sliding fee (for those who qualify) help those who’ve never tried Cold Cut Combo Veggie Delite® Veggie Delite® Tuna Roast Beef to quit as well.” Most smokers will try to Crossroads Shopping Center...... 462-0227 Come visit us and try a change of pace quit 6 to 9 times in their life- Orchard Plaza Shopping Center....462-5748 and atmosphere for medical time. Few are able to quit Inside WalMart...... 462-6260 and dental care! “cold turkey.” Literature Now in Hopland 13456 S. Hwy 101...... 744-1084 THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL MONDAY, JANUARY 22, 2007 -B5 B6- MONDAY, JANUARY 22, 2007 THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL Not just talking the talk—walking the walk

(NAPS)—If you’re tired of selves. tions and label foods certified hearing people talk about the The committee researched by the American Heart obesity epidemic but not successful efforts elsewhere Association. doing anything about it, and submitted guidelines that • Make the outside there’s good news. call for reduced-fat milk, environment safe for exer- People around the country whole wheat bread and plenty cise. are fighting obesity by work- of fruits and vegetables. The In New Orleans, communi- ing alongside Prevention superintendent was so ty members are working with Research Centers (PRCs), impressed, the guidelines the Tulane University PRC to academic centers that study were adopted almost word for make neighborhoods safe for chronic diseases and are word. The district’s new physical activity by consider- funded by the Centers for nutrition coordinator, Beverly ing changes such as adding Disease Control and Jackson, joined the commit- streetlights to deter crime, Prevention. tee. “It helps to have people eliminating liquor stores and The projects in these com- support you,” Jackson said. improving sidewalks. munities may inspire you to: • Bring in farmer’s Similarly, community mem- • Start a walking trail markets full of fruits and veg- bers around Sumter County, in your neighborhood. etables. S.C., are asking the Residents of Albany, N.Y., The Black Belt of University of South Carolina found that walking outside Alabama, a rural region once PRC to help them convince was not always easy. A lack known best for its rich soil, local decision-makers to sup- of sidewalks, uneven terrain has become better known for port policies for new and and cold weather kept people its poverty and lack of safer parks and recreation. inside on their couches. resources. • Support your friends The community teamed up Farm-fresh fruits and veg- and neighbors. with the SUNY Albany PRC etables became scarce as In many communities, resi- and a state not-for-profit small farmers went out of dents help each other in the group to find a new place to business. Community leaders battle for health. In Chicago, walk—public schools. The worked with the PRC at the lay health advisors offer an team promotes walking on University of Alabama at intensive weight-loss program trails in summer and in Birmingham and the at churches, schools, work school buildings in winter to Alabama Farmers Market sites and health care facilities. achieve year-round walking, Authority to have fresh pro- In North Carolina, women in a and the residents are reaping duce brought in to several rural community conduct the health rewards. small towns. HOPE Circles for other • Get healthy lunches • Put healthy food right women who learn to manage in schools. in the grocery stores. stress, prevent and control In Douglas, Ariz., on the In Keokuk County, Iowa, obesity and overcome barriers U.S.-Mexico border, a com- the obesity rates are higher to change. They also exercise munity committee concerned than the national average. and prepare healthy foods about health issues and work- The University of Iowa’s together. Both communities ing with the University of PRC helped mobilize an have worked with their state’s Arizona PRC learned that its entire community eager to be PRC to learn supportive skills. school district was consider- rid of that distinction. To learn more about the ing new nutritional guidelines Restaurant owners are sup- PRC Program and how it is for school lunches. So they plying healthy menu options working with communities, There are many ways for communities to battle obesity. Start a walking trail. Get wrote the guidelines them- and grocery store owners visit http:// www.cdc.gov/prc. healthy lunches in schools. Bring in farmer’s markets full of fruits and vegetables. offer healthy food demonstra- Aim of controversial new book is your success

(NAPS)—In his controversial and bril- success. less and universal principles of success and liant new book, prosperity guru Randy How shocking, controversial and bril- applies them to the complexities, chal- Gage explores the “mind viruses” that liant is Gage? Here is the author on: lenges and realities of today’s world. infect people and lead to self-sabotage The Movie “Titanic”: “It panders to the “Why You’re Dumb, Sick & behavior. Even his title, “Why You’re fear-based, lack-centered, and limiting Broke…And How to Get Smart, Healthy Dumb, Sick & Broke...And How to Get beliefs that most people have about money & Rich!” takes on all of the people, insti- Smart, Healthy & Rich!” (Wiley), is a and success. And the more you liked that tutions and beliefs that threaten your wake-up call. movie—the more subconscious lack pro- health, happiness and prosperity. But be In his book, Gage reveals that the many gramming you have. I think it’s the most forewarned: Gage is blunt, outspoken and common mind viruses that are sweeping the evil movie ever made.” brutally honest. No target is off limit— planet include: Selfishness: “Your highest moral prerog- from religious leaders to the media outlets, • Money is bad; ative is your own happiness.” from well-meaning family members to • Rich people are evil; Critics report that Gage’s thought-pro- New Age self-help gurus. He is dedicated • It is noble to be poor; and voking style pulls together timeless princi- to exposing the insidious role of “memes” • Being mediocre or struggling will ples of wealth and success, with the practi- (mind viruses) that can infect your sub- allow you to be well liked and fit in better. cal application of how to make it work conscious mind and cause you to sabotage Randy Gage has been dubbed “The today. your own success. Millionaire Messiah” because he believes it In this powerful and ground-breaking is a sin to be poor, and you were born to be book, Randy Gage reveals the secrets to Randy Gage has been dubbed “The rich. His “Deepak Chopra meets Dennis manifest health, happiness and prosperity in Millionaire Messiah” because he Miller” style is bold and brash, but right on your life, but in a way like you have never believes it is a sin to be poor. target if you want to know the secrets of read before anywhere. Gage takes the time- Hydrotherapy: The ultimate tension reducer

(NAPS)—Reducing ten- your responsibilities at work cally proven as beneficial to physical therapy consultant lation, increase tissue flexibil- choose the right hydrotherapy sion in your life can pay enor- and at home. Organize your health and general well-being. for Jason International, a lead- ity and promote the removal bath for your home, call Jason mous dividends. Not only will time better to get as much For example, a study by the ing manufacturer of of muscular waste products.” International at (800) 255- you feel better both physically done as possible. Health Psychology Clinic at hydrotherapy bath products. For additional information 5766 or visit www.jasoninter- and emotionally, but you’ll • Exercise regularly University of Minnesota “Modern hydrotherapy sys- on the stress-relieving benefits national.com. likely enjoy an improved out- and eat a healthy, balanced Hospital in Minneapolis found tems can help improve circu- of hydrotherapy and how to look and perhaps even a diet rich in fruits and vegeta- that after 10 minutes of greater appreciation of the things you really enjoy. Come try a hot tub Anxiety often arises when you perceive a situation as on for size - threatening or when you are dealing with an unusually Free test soaks large number of everyday responsibilities. It can be both available work- or home-related and is often a combination of the two. Potential causes include: • Excessive work pres- sure caused by time con- The STRESS straints and/or complexity; • Working irregular hours; • Periods of organiza- tional upheaval, caused by changes in location or job sta- tus; • Separation from a partner or family members; STOPS • Bereavement or fami- ly illness; or • Children’s behavior or educational performance. Managing the stress Hydrotherapy can be a therapeutic and relaxing way The aim of anxiety man- to manage stress. agement is to help you bal- ance the various aspects of HERE your life—work, relationships bles. bathing in either still or mov- and leisure. • Find humor or absur- ing warm water, healthy Here are some suggestions: dity in stressful situations. adults experienced increased • Identify sources of • Listen to music or feelings of well-being and a tension. Knowing what causes relaxation tapes. decreased state of anxiety. it can help you cope with it • Hydrotherapy. In “Bathing actually helps better and provide mental and recent years, hydrotherapy— people stay healthy, both men- emotional relief. the use of water for therapeu- tally and physically,” says • Delegate or share tic treatment—has been clini- Rob Tillman, PT, MOMT, a 509 S. State St. • Ukiah • 462-7305 TIME OUT MONDAY, JAN. 22, 2007 – B-7 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 26 -9 6 19 by Henri Arnold and Mike Argirion CFRO 30 -4 26 -2 Unscramble these four Jumbles, EOOL one letter to each square, 11 30 34 34 NOSM to form four ordinary words. 3 2 19 7 CROT MIGRY CLUE: SOOTHE ORDER GRID 58 ©2007 Tribune Media Services, Inc. 58 All Rights Reserved.

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ANSWERS IN NEXT EDITION © 2007 Robert Barnett www.jumble.com DILBER Answers to Previous Now arrange the circled letters Learning Challenger to form the surprise answer, as AUSTRALIAN FINGER suggested by the above cartoon. -8 25 24 -7 AUST A “ ” 15 2 3 14 Ans: RAL I 314152 (Answers tomorrow) ANF I Jumbles: GROOM ANISE FIZZLE PARLOR Saturday’s 24 -7 -8 25 Answer: A good way to better your lot — NGER 1/20/2007 SELL IT FOR MORE Too many medications could cause aunt’s maladies Dear Annie: My “Aunt Suzy,” who is only from another synagogue. The rabbi is a won- talent of an otherwise- wonderful rabbi. So pray in her 50s, takes quite a bit of medicine. derful, inspiring, bright, insightful, kind, caring a little harder. Sometimes she sleeps for days at a time. young man, a leader and friend to all. I know no Dear Annie: This is in regard to “Shoeless Sometimes she has a headache and stays up for ANNIE’S MAILBOX one who does not like him. Joe,” who complained about how many pairs of days at a time. She never actually feels good. By Kathy Mitchell and Marcy Sugar What, then, could be the dilemma? His shoes women buy. You gave a wonderful, logi- I discovered by accident that not all of Aunt singing can turn anyone to stone. It is positive- cal response about styles, colors, coordinating, Suzy’s medications come from the same doctor. ly dreadful. When he attempts to warble any etc. But I could imagine the guy’s eyes glazing I tried very nicely to inquire about her meds, Dear Niece: There is a bigger problem than note and it is amplified, as it generally is when over. and she told me she needed all of them to get addiction going on here. Often, medications he is conducting a service from the pulpit, it is A better explanation would be to tell him to well. Three of the medications are narcotics that interfere with one another and cause all sorts of most painfully obvious that he has no sense of step into his garage or workshop. He will find she takes several times a day. When I broached complications and adverse effects, simply pitch. What, if anything, should be done? -- enlightenment there. A cordless drill is different the subject of being addicted, her response was because Doctor A isn’t aware of what Doctor B Pittsburgher with a Dilemma from a hammer drill, which is different from a she couldn’t possibly be addicted, because all has prescribed. While Aunt Suzy could very Dear Pittsburgh: Does your synagogue right-angle drill. One needs deep-well and shal- the medications were prescribed. well be addicted, we recommend instead that have a cantor who does the bulk of the singing? low sockets, standard, metric, 6-point, 12-point, I cannot believe, in this day and age, that you tell your uncle Aunt Suzy’s headaches and If so, try to suffer through the few off-key notes 1/4-inch, 3/8-inch and 1/2- inch drives. Don’t people still think you can’t get addicted to pre- sleepiness are likely the result of interacting the rabbi produces. If not, talk to the synagogue even get me started on screwdrivers and ham- scription medications. Should I say something prescriptions, which can endanger her health. board about the possibility of hiring a cantor, or mers. to my uncle? He’s concerned about her health Suggest that the two of them speak to all of her even elevating someone from the congregation with a nice voice who is capable of taking on My wife and I used to have that argument but doesn’t see what’s under his nose. Do I doctors and give them a complete list of her often. We finally agreed on tit- for-tat -- or hope she sees herself in your column and gets medications. those duties. If the rabbi has his own micro- Dear Annie: My synagogue enjoys the ser- phone and tends to sing into it regardless of the make that pumps-for-pliers. -- Well-Tooled but help? Or do I just keep my mouth shut because Not Shoeless it will only cause trouble? -- Worried Niece vices of a chief rabbi who recently came to us cantor, you might ask someone on the board to mention that doing so detracts from the cantor’s Dear Well-Tooled: We know just what you lovely voice. Meanwhile, remember that ser- mean about eyes glazing over, but you’ve hit MONDAY EVENING vices are for praying, not to critique the musical the nail on the head, so to speak. 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Med-Surg: 72 hrs and start with the task that I interview. 468-0602 to work for the per pay period, RN CNC mill, manual wandered off from Assistat Manager CNAs (am&pm) New Indian Health Serv- req., BSN & man- exp. req., 463-1333 clearing Come Join our for Sears in Ukiah. my people and was Health Care wage scale. Hire on ice, in Ukiah, CA. agement exp. pref. MED. PASSER away the found on Oak Street Specialists Immed. Opening. bonus. Pick up shift F/T, DOE Call 707- Competitive salary , Senior assisted Mon. 1/15. There is at Home Care & Apply at 125 S. bonuses. Cln fam.like 462-5314 x. 104 for great benefits. living. Apply at clutter! Hospice Services Orchard Ave. atmosphere. Dawn or Website: 1343 S. Dora St. sure not a lot of Mendocino County further job details things to sniff at the Great dynamic AUTO MECHANIC/ Deana 462-1436 and a copy of the howardhospital.com Millwright (Ukiah) Ukiah Shelter and I team & benefits. TECHNICIAN Community Catalysts vacancy announce- or Anthony Stahl Knowledge of want my people to Don’t miss this at well established seeks Skills Coaches ment. Or visit 707-456-3101 various fabrication opportunity. 468-3500 find me! If they do Fort Bragg Shop. We Work with indiv with www.usajobs.com, techniques. Fax ●Occupational Lube Techs not, I will soon be Therapist: P/T are a Napa AutoCare dev dis. All pos avail. and refer to an- 707-485-1323 ●Home Health Center and Smog Line Tech Advisor able to be adopted. I Wage beg $8.50-$10 nouncement #HHS- Support Staff for am a 3 mo. old fe- Aide: F/T Station. F/T position DOE. Exc. ben, IHS-CA-2007-0007 positions opening in ●RN, Case develop.delayed male Redbone Coon- with benefit pakcage DMV, H.S. dip. or EOE. fast growing new car adults. Community Manager: FT/PT & great pay scale. dealership. Apply on hound. Please come ●RN, On-call equiv. Pick up app. at based program. 1 to by the shelter at 298 Wkends & Wkdys Call Mike 401A, Talmage Rd. Need reliable Jour- line please at 1 or 1 to 2. $9-$11/hr DOE. Will train. Fax Plant Rd. or call 707-459-1818 ask 707-489-7262 462-2395. E.O.E. neyman plumber 40- thurstonauto for clinical MGR. resume 707-814-3901 Sage at 467-6453 Facility #236801959 60k (707)882-2628 plaza.com THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL MONDAY, JAN. 22, 2007 -B-9

HELP HELP HELP HELP BUSINESS APARTMENTS HOMES 120 WANTED 120 WANTED 120 WANTED 120 WANTED 250 RENTALS 300 UNFURNISHED 330 FOR RENT 460 APPLIANCES 510 LIVESTOCK 750 RANCHES Red Fox Casino TRUE TO LIFE Telephone opera- with administration of COMMERCIAL LEE KRAEMER 2+bd. Potter Vly. USED DOMESTIC Looking for grazing public housing pro- LEASE UKIAH PROPERTY MGMT $1000mo. + dep. APPLIANCES RABBITS land to lease, must NOW HIRING CHILDREN’S tor, comp lit., flex. grams and routine 2030 Industry Rd. Spacious 1bd1ba. No pets. & FURNITURE. Fryers $12 ea. be fenced and have ● Kitchen SERVICES hrs, nights & wkds, residential and 1. 2, -2500 Sq.Ft. $750. 743-1709 Guaranteed. 485-1216 485-8803 water. 964-4177 ● Tech ✔F/T Shelter Care Apply in person at grounds mainte- 2. 5000 Sq. Ft. Aprx. POOL, LAUNDRY, ● Security, Aide. 960 N. State St. MISC. GARAGE ✔P/T Relief/ nance. Any combina- 720 sq ft clean room CARPORTS 2bdrm, 2bth lg. kitch. ● Cashiers Ukiah FOR SALE SALES REAL ESTATE Respite Worker. tion of education, w/1500 sf office. No Section 8. w/ newer appli. lg lot, 480 590 770 ● Night floor Req. valid CDL & exp. RNs & LVNs NOC training, and experi- Melanie 707-485-1328 463-2134 3 car gar., $1350/mo. 4 file cabinets, 1 fax FREE GARAGE 2bd1ba. Talmage manager with children. Duties shift. Clean family ence that provides 707-975-0805 machine, misc. office SALE SIGNS. Newly remod. ba. NEW YEAR’S ● Exp. promotions inc. transporting, su- like environment. required knowledge, COMMERCIAL equip. Best offer . Realty World Selzer Hdwd. flrs.Lg. lot. SPECIAL! & marketing pervising, providing Hire on bonus. abilities and skills to RESIDENTIAL & 3bd2ba. N/P/S. No 272-0959 Realty. 350 E. Gobbi $292K. 485-6106 person. recreation & occasion- perform essential OFFICE SPACE 1/2 off one month’s sec. 8. Family rm. Call Deana or Dawn Dried Oak Firewood Moving/Estate Sale 4 bdrm 2 bth. Com- Friendly attitude al overnight respite for functions of the posi- AVAILABLE rent. w/6 mo. lease. On Culdesac. shelter parents. Com- 462-1436 $200 cord. Tools, Appl, furn, co- pletely remod. Lg yd. helpful. Willing to tions. Annual (1/2 For recorded Listings, Roomy 2bd., 1 ba. $1500/mo. 972-4172 petitive salary. Exp Weekend Pet Food Free local delivery. lect, elctr. cars, Fri- $399,000. By owner train. 984-6800 time) salary range Call 462-1840 Ext. 195 Close to schools & counts. Promoters Need car, 3bd2ba. Oak Manor 463-1897 Mon. 1613 S. Dora 367-2616 or come in for Res. Mgr. Maint: WAREHOUSE/ shopping. TLC 463-1100. Internet access. $15 $1400 + dep. Pets $12,303.20- LIGHT MFG. Call Selzer Realty Dry Firewood, 16’’ REC VEH Lease Option application. hr. Send resume to neg. Gar.Near school $18,179.20, Res. 171 D. Brush St. 468-0411 Oak & Madrone $295 CAMPING 3bdrm 2bth, neg. 200 Cahto Dr. WAREHOUSE blong@ & park. 462-9147 610 Laytonville Mgr. Occ. $9588.80- 3750 sq. ft. 50x75 Per Cord Del. Call terms, MANAGER usmpagency.com NEWER Salem 26’, 1999 $14,164.80 d.o.q., & 3 10’ loading doors, 3bdrm, 2bth house, 972-2379 $379,000 391-5436 fast-paced Retail/ Schat’s Bakery 2 BEDROOM. Trvl Trlr, Loaded, Upper Lake High exp., plus benefits. sm a/c office, sec. & $1300/mo +1500 FREE PAINT Wholesale business is looking for a DW\Garage+pool good cond, needs School District For complete job an- phone systems in, dep. Oak Manor area Recycled latex, 5 gal. WE BUY HOUSES seeks qualified per- CAKE DECORATOR $850 mo. 463-2325 some TLC 5,000 obo PSYCHOLOGIST nouncement & appli- ample parking, exc. $$ FAST $$ son with previous exp PARK PLACE No Pets. 462-4249 buckets, white, tan, 743-2007 Exp. pref. Apply at cation, email Under the direction of Inventory Control, lighting. 468-5176 brown, gray. Tues- Call us today @ 113 W. Perkins St. narvaezm@ 1 bd. $750-$775 Boonville Avail 2-1 Terry Camp Trailer the Principal, coordi- shipping & Receiving. leave mess. days only, 8am to (707) 462-9000 Seeking people to cdchousing.org or 2 bdr. $850 TH $950. Sm 2br, cntry, nr twn, 22’ Exc. cond. Like nate and provide psy- forklift exp & clean APARTMENTS 2pm, 298 Plant Rd., or visit us @ work one on one sup- call 707-463-5462 x 101 Pool/garg. 462-5009 1/2 ac, N/P/S/ No 8 new. $6,000. Firm. chological services to DMV req. F/T, Sal. UNFURNISHED Ukiah (behind animal norcalbuyshouses.com porting DD individual Submit cover letter, 300 Spacious 2 bdrm $925 895-3934 Mike 743-1371 students with disabili- DOE. Full benefits. shelter). ties including assess- in a home setting. completed applica- 1 bd sunny cottage, 1 bth Heat, AC & H20 Fax resume to Nice 4bd.2ba. ment, counseling, Call Cindy 468-9331 tion, and resume’ to Boonville. Sml, clean, paid. Patio or balcony Hot Tub ‘07 Deluxe WOW! $499k 707-485-8912 14 Olga Place, Ukiah MOTOR- and consulting activi- RESIDENTIAL AIDES Todd Crabtree, Ex- propane. $775. No $900 N/P 462-8600 Model. Many jets. Walk to the 1st Tee $1400/mo. + dep. 620 CYCLES ties; assist adminis- Sales/Mngr Trainee Senior assisted ecutive Director, dogs. 895-3938 Therapy seat. at Golf Course, 1 lev- at LUV Homes, a living. Apply at Community Devel- 621-0587 Warranty. Never We buy used motor- tration, staff, and pa- 1 br $625. 2 br.$725 el cust.hm., remdld in Mfg. Housing Lead- 1343 S. Dora St. opment Commis- used. Can deliver. cycles & ATVS rents in meeting the + dep. N/P N/sec.8 ROOMS ‘97, 3bd3ba 1800 sf. er, A career to want sion of Mendocino Worth $5700. Sell Paid for or not. Call educational needs of Clean, Nice Location. 350 FOR RENT Realty World Selzer forever. 10 stores Resident Manager County, 1076 North $1750 with new David at Motosports students; chair and To view 472-0322 All util + cable tv pd, Margaret North in CA and need 40. Team Occupancy/ State Street, Ukiah, UKIAH cover. 707-766-8622 462-8653 participate in IEP no pets. 2180 S. 467-3624 Training/sal/comm/ Maintenance CA -95482. Position 2 bdrm 1.5 bth H20 140 Zinfandel Hughsnet 7000F AUTO meetings. Pupil Per- State, $400 +$200 ben/ 401k, contests Community Develop- is open until filled. & gbg pd. $750/mo. 1bd1ba. $660 dish & modem, used SERVICES sonnel Services and ment Commission of sec. 462-4476 640 & trips. Fax resume E.O.E. + dep. No pets. Hud OK. 1 mo. $280. School Mendocino County, HONDA CRV 2001 to 459-9580 or call 468-0716 WANTED TO 272-1922 Counseling/School (CDC) seeks quali- 61k mi, xlnt cond. C Psychology Creden- 459-9588. CENTURY 21 380 SHARE RENT $12,495 obo. 964- fied Resident Man- CHILD 2bdr2ba POOL TABLE! tial, Resume, Letter Les Ryan Realty $550/mo. 1960. Prof. 1” real 7323 Warehouse Person agement Team for 140 CARE Available now. of Intent. Salary the Senior Public $1025/mo. Property Management Incl. utils. Nice pri- slate. Great table. L Fast paced Retail Phillips Day Care TRUCKS $55,500-$67,600. Housing Site known 463-2973 468-0463 vate home. Quiet. $1500. 485-8060 Wholesale business #233005939 Central 670 FOR SALE Deadline 2/16/07. as Baechtel Creek 621-2899 seeks versatile, hard- Ukiah. Exp. Male pro- 3 bdrm 1.5 bth Ford ‘93 F350 util A APPLY ON Village located in Wil- Reflections Vol. II working individual for vider. Infant & toddler Ukiah Townhouse, APARTMENTS truck with 1600lb EDJOIN.ORG lits, CA. 2000 sf 3bd. 2.5 ba. Ukiah Daily Journal FT. Duties incl. truck openings. M-F 6a-6p. FP W/D hu gar, yard, 310 FURNISHED Hyd. lift gate. 150k+-. Resident Manager 16acs. Priv. Rwd.Vly. has 20 books left. S UKIAH UNIFIED loading, shipping & Chris 489-3941 $1100/mo 433-6688 Lg. studio. Part furn. Gd cond. $5000/bo. Occupancy (1/2 $700 + utils. The cost is $9.95 SCHOOL receiving support. All utils & cable TV time) provides initial SERVICES Apartments for rent 485-6277 each. Call 468-3500 462-1767 DISTRICT Sal. DOE. Full bene- pd. N/P. $625+ $450 contact, clerical, and 200 OFFERED Calpella $700. 590 S. School St. CARS S ★Maintenance fits. Fax resume to sec. dep. 462-4476 Lg. Rm. priv. ent., program specific sup- Pruning & No pets. Credit reprt/ 680 FOR SALE ★ 707-485-8912 cbl/frg/micro w/d, kit., Garden Nutrition port which includes Winter Gardening score req. 485-0841 I bath, priv. n/s/p, $475 SAMSUNG 32” LCD 97’ Nissan Maxima the housing certifica- DUPLEXES Coordinator Call Jen 485-5363 CENTRALLY 320 util incl. 462-9225 SE, exc. cond. orig. tion process, lease HDTV, brand new. 4.5 hours a day, STOP Salt Hollow Flower Farm LOCATED! 2 bdrm, 1bth, ac, enforcement, and re- Orig. price. $1508.49 owner, 192k mi. F No experience Studio, $590, fenced yd, w/s/g pd., Rooms for rent in 4 days a week. sponse to resident BUSINESS Your Price. $1100/bo $3900 459-7091 We train. includes utlities. 1818 S. Dora #3, no Brooktrails hm, ma- ★Paraprofessional needs. 210 OPPORT. 707-391-4447 Start immediately! Beverly Sanders pets, $825 + 825 ture responsible per- I (Teacher Aide) Resident Manager All Cash Candy Honda Civic LX ‘04 $1850/mo. Realty 462-5198 dep. 462-1396 son. 459-1906 3.75 hours a day, Maintenance (1/2 Route. Do you earn Aut, 4 door, Very 97 year company. time) schedules and Jones St. Studio NEW & USED PETS & clean, runs great! E 5 days a week. $900/day? 60 vend- Upper lake Older 4 Call today $675 lease. performs work on site ing machines. bdrm 2 bth Near 400 EQUIPMENT 500 SUPPLIES New tires. 391-7153 Info. & app.: Beverly Sanders 462-9001 including grounds $10,995. Call schools $1100/mo. FORKLIFT Champ D Personnel Realty 462-5198 TOYOTA-Camrys and routine mainte- 1-800-779-0025. +dep. 275-2128 16’ Forward reach AKC Chocolate Lab Commission nance for residental pups for sale, mom & ‘98 #17947 $4995. THE BOONVILLE BUSINESS Lease $1000 town- with work platform. 1056 N.Bush St. BAR AND GRILL units and community dad on site, $375ea. ‘96 # 65729 $4995 S RENTALS house. New crpt, HOMES $12,000. 485-8222 space. Completes 250 459-2746 Ukiah, CA 95482, now accepting appli- 3bd2.5ba. 1 car gar. FOR RENT Marino’s Auto Sales documentation re- Banquet Hall & 330 463-5205 cations for all posi- A/C. C/H. WDHU, Gd. 485-0499 garding work per- Kitchen Ukiah Senior FURNITURE 468-3535 tions: Bartenders, 485-8857 2 Bdrm, 2 Bth, 50 E. 440 Job description Center 499 Leslie St. Crdt garden. German Shepherd VW Bug ‘66 Needs or Servers, Barbacks, formed. Center St. Hopland, Bunk bed, solid oak, available at: H.S. diploma or GED, 462-4343 Spacious 2bd. Pool. AKC/ OFA 12 wks good home. Reblt. 468-3536 Cooks, Dishwashers. $1200/mo $1400/dep twin & full size mat- or www.edjoin.org plus two yrs. respon- H20, trash pd. $750. Great companion. eng. Needs interior. 707-489-1711 No Pets. 744-1671 tresses incl, excellent 468-3529 E.O.E. sible resident man- Also 1bd. $650. Ht. condition, $150, Very smart $500. $666. 743-2002 agement experience AC Pd. 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