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7 58551 69301 0 Monday: Mostly sunny 50 cents tax included DAILY JOURNAL ukiahdailyjournal.com 16 pages, Volume 148 Number 160 email: [email protected] DUI arrests in MENDOCINO COUNTY FAIR city up 500% drinks: We’ll be watching. One officer has Between January and July AND APPLE SHOW made 127 of UPD of 2006, UPD officers have made 283 DUI arrests, an arrests for DUI increase of more than 500 per- By BEN BROWN cent over 2005’s 56 arrests. The Daily Journal “It just goes to show you The Ukiah Police Depart- how many DUIs are really out ment has a warning for all there,” said UPD Capt. Trent Mendocino resident those who might be thinking Taylor. Hannah Daniel about getting behind the grooms her milk goat, wheel after having a few See DUI, Page 16 Savi, before showing her in competition at the fair on Friday. ON THE WEATHER FRONT Events Recent high temps continue way below average through By LAURA MCCUTCHEON “We are almost a full 20 The Daily Journal degrees below average,” An “unseasonably cold meteorologist Mark Burger area of low pressure originat- said Friday, when the day’s Sunday ing from Canada” is responsi- high reached 67 degrees. By ZACK SAMPSEL ble for cooler temperatures “The average value for the The Daily Journal the last couple of days, day this time of year in Ukiah Friday’s chilly, overcast according to meteorologists at is 86 degrees,” he said. skies couldn’t keep the the National Weather Service Mendocino County Fair in Eureka. See WEATHER, Page 2 and Apple Show from be0ing a success in its 79th year. Featuring events such as toddler driving school, BOARD OF SUPERVISORS petting zoos, hypnotists and junior dog shows, the fair had plenty of exciting events for parents and chil- County fire district fee dren alike. 4-H events dominated much of the activities, as ordinance introduced parents and children scur- By KATIE MINTZ fee to be collected before the ried to finish grooming The Daily Journal issuance of building and their animals and polishing The Mendocino County development project permits their projects as judging Board of Supervisors unani- in that district. began. mously approved the intro- A fire district will be able Each year, 4-H helps duction of an ordinance on to adopt such a resolution if it provide children with a Tuesday that, if passed, will does not have existing fire chance to showcase their allow ailing fire districts in protection facilities and talents and dedication. the county to adopt fees in equipment to provide an ade- Some kids choose to raise connection with the issuance quate level of services to new animals for show, while of building permits to be put development projects in its others may build a bird- Isaac Eckel/The Daily Journal toward facilities and equip- boundaries, if it does not have house, help out with a recy- ment. enough money to purchase the cling program or even knit Fay Rasmuson, of Navarro, admires her newly painted face on Friday at the 79th annual Mendocino County Fair and Apple Show in Boonville. Currently, in areas of the equipment or facilities and if a dress. But not all 4-H county, property taxes and fire such a lack would create a sit- events showcase merely the Rasmuson’s face was painted by 17-year fair veteran Bill Carson from Lake Tahoe. The fair continues through Sunday. protection assessments col- uation dangerous to public child’s talent; some also lected by the districts are health and safety. show off the talent of the insufficient to provide funds According Mendocino animals involved. showmanship. Competitors Chihuahua, Labrador Dog Show. for expansion or construction County grand jury reports An interesting and popu- in this year’s events were retriever and two border As parents with children of fire facilities and purchase released earlier this year, dis- lar event, the Junior Dog not limited to only 4-H collies. stopped to watch the event, of equipment required by new tricts such as the Piercy Fire Show showcased some of members as FFA members “It’s a great opportunity the sounds of Johnny B & development, according to the Protection District (PFPD) Mendocino County’s most also participated. This for kids of all ages to show The Stingers roared board. and the Leggett Valley Fire obedient canines as contes- year’s Junior Dog Show off their hard work,” said through the air. Despite the The Fire Protection Mitiga- Protection District (LVFPD) tants competed in tests of featured a wide array of Kelly Boesel, the second- tion Fee Ordinance will allow are burdened by small bud- their dogs’ obedience and dogs, including a year leader of the Junior See FAIR, Page 2 fire districts within the unin- gets. For both Piercy and corporated areas of the county to adopt resolutions, setting a See FEE, Page 2 Local roofing company finds it pays to recycle By LAURA MCCUTCHEON jects, and we sell it to local con- The Daily Journal ‘The reason we choose to do this is it’s sumers.” HLR Roofing, a local company HLR Roofing owner Shane reroofing most of the buildings in the cheaper for us to get rid of the Roberts said his company recycles Orchard Plaza Shopping Center, is materials, and in the long run it’s all of the concrete tile roofing, and saving big bucks on disposal costs also wood from its jobs at Granite. and keeping excess refuse out of the easier. ... By recycling it, we don’t have “The reason we choose to do this landfills by recycling. to worry about the landfills getting too is it’s cheaper for us to get rid of the In the win-win situation, the roof- materials, and in the long run it’s eas- ing company takes about 80 percent full. Ninety tons is a lot of material.’ ier,” Roberts said. “It’s easier of its tear-off to Granite Construction because when we take it to the dump, Company -- or in the case of its cur- we can only take so much, and they rent job, about 90 tons of concrete SHANE ROBERTS, owner of HLR Roofing charge by weight, just like Granite, tile roofing -- and disposes of it for but they have to pay somebody to about $50 less per ton than it would resources manager. take it, so we are paying a middle- cost for disposal at the local transfer “To give you a better perspective, man if we take it to the dump. ... station. at our North State Street facility, we With concrete you are never going to Granite Construction then crushes take in about 5,000 tons of recycled get rid of it; you have to reuse it. By down the material and reuses it for asphalt and concrete a year,” Main recycling it, we don’t have to worry road surfacing, and as an aggregate said. “That’s 10 million pounds about the landfills getting too full. Isaac Eckel/The Daily Journal base (the layer under the pavement) that’s been diverted from the land- Ninety tons is a lot of material,” he A roofer with HLR Roofing Company works on the Orchard Plaza for roadways, according to Jordan fills. We turn it into a usable product Shopping Center, where some 90 tons of concrete tile roofing Main, the company’s material that we use in our construction pro- See ROOFING, Page 2 will be recycled. 2 – SATURDAY, SEPT. 16, 2006 DAILY DIGEST Editor: Jody Martinez, 468-3517 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected]

the newspaper.The Daily Journal makes FUNERAL NOTICES POLICE REPORTS no exceptions. The following were [\ 1921. He attended At his request there will time with her family, compiled from reports CORRECTIONS Covelo schools and was be no services. His kayaking and camping on prepared by the Ukiah The Ukiah Daily Journal reserves this space to correct errors or make clarifications active in Future cremation is under the the river. She was Police Department. To to news articles. Significant errors in obitu- Farmers of America raising direction of John artistic and always had a anonymously report ary notices or birth announcements will calves and tur- Sparks Memorial Funeral project going. She crime information, call result in reprinting the entire article. Errors keys. Home of Sparks, had a green thumb. Her 463-6205. may be reported to the editor, 468-3526. During World War II Nevada. plants thrived both ARREST -- Christopher Walter saw combat in indoors and out. She also Serris, 24, of Ukiah, was Europe with the United [\ loved to cook for arrested on suspicion of dri- LOTTERY NUMBERS States Army Tank JENNIFER TAIT her family and friends. ving under the influence and DAILY 3: night: 3, 4, 7. Battalion. Jennifer Tait, born Her family would like to for a misdemeanor warrant afternoon: 1, 5, 4. He retired after 32 years November 20, 1961 thank the staff at issued by the Mendocino FANTASY 5: 03, 05, 08, from the United passed away September 8, Ukiah Sutter and Redwood County Sheriff’s Office in the 10, 38. States Army Fire 2006. She is sur- Memorial Hospi- 500 block of South Orchard DAILY DERBY: 1st Protection of Ammunition vived by her husband Ron tal. Street at 2:06 a.m. Friday. Place: 07, Eureka. and Special Weapons at Brady, and 3 There will be a memorial Those arrested by law enforcement officers are innocent until proven guilty. 2nd Place: 10, Solid Herlong, CA. His ca- daughters; Nicole Young, service held on Sat- People reported as having been arrest- Gold. reer had begun at the Katie Young and urday, 9/16/06 from 1pm- ed may contact the Daily Journal once 3rd Place: 08, Gorgeous Benicia Arsenal after Michelle Brady of 3pm at Neptune So- their case has been concluded so the George. his military service. Hopland, CA. She is also ciety of Northern CA, 2607 results can be reported. Those who feel the information is in error should con- Race time: 1:40.08. He is survived by his son survived by her parents Santa Rosa Ave, tact the appropriate agency. In the case MEGA MILLIONS: 6-26- Skip Wilson and Alan & Barbara Tait Santa Rosa, CA. Potluck to of those arrested on suspicion of dri- 33-39-55. daughter-in-law Anne of Florence, OR; brother follow at Ragle ving under the influence of an intoxi- cant: all DUI cases reported by law Meganumber: 1. Murphy-Wilson with George Tait of San Park, Sebastopol. enforcement agencies are reported by Jackpot: $163 million. whom he resided in Sparks, Jose, CA; sisters Jean Memorial Contributions WALTER A. WILSON Nevada. Also Atalla of Medford, OR, may be made to any Walter A. Wilson, 85, surviving are his sisters Jan Moulton of Eureka, Hospice; Humboldt er you will be disappointed. Clara Hague, Geor- CA, twin sister, Kath- Domestic Violence Serv- passed away Wednes- We will warm back up,” day, September 13, 2006 at gie Harrold, Marie Wilson lyn Powers of Danville, ices P.O. Box 969, Eureka, Weather and brother Albert CA; brothers-in-law CA 95502; Burger said. Today’s tempera- the Washoe tures should reach 82 degrees Medical Center in Reno, Wilson, granddaughters Dave Moulton and Jim NCRCT P.O. Box 543, Continued from Page 1 Molly, Patricia and Powes; as well as Eureka CA 95502; or in Ukiah, followed by a high Nevada. of about 91 on Sunday, he Walter was born to Fred Janeen as well as numerous many nieces, nephews and Youth Resource Center Thursday’s high was 78. and Juanita Wilson nieces and her neighbor Jeff. Project P.O. Box 442 The system is influencing said. in Round Valley on April 1, nephews. Jennifer loved to spend Ukiah, CA 95482. weather throughout the state. That said, the warming “We have had rain from trend will be fairly short- Eureka northward this morn- lived, according to Burger. Please sign the guest book at www.ukiahdailyjournal.com. Funeral notices are paid announcements. For information on how to ing, and in other aspects it’s “Another system, although place a paid funeral notice or make corrections to funeral notices please call our classified department at 468-3529. influencing the current wild- weaker than the current one, fire situation by bringing a will bring temperatures down Death notices are free for Mendocino County residents. Death notices are limited to name of deceased, hometown, age, date of stronger wind. There is even a about five to eight degrees for death, date, time, and place of services and the funeral home handling the arrangements. For information on how to place a report of snow this morning at Monday and Tuesday,” he free death notice please call our editorial department at 468-3500. 7,000 feet elevation in said. Siskiyou County,” Burger Asked about next month’s said. Lightning strikes -- also forecast, Burger said, “At this With the thought of blue-and-white shirts could be apparent that the real winner due to the system -- were point it still looks like temper- Fair Sunday’s event on their seen running back and forth is the 4-H program and the reported near Crescent City, atures will be about average in minds, anxious looks could be between barns and stalls all opportunities it offers children he said. October, possibly warmer.” seen on the competitors’ faces day. of all ages. “Enjoy the cool weather As an aside, Autumn offi- Continued from Page 1 as they prepared for competi- “The kids are all very “4-H can be for anyone,” while it lasts,” Burger said, as cially begins at 9:02 p.m. loud music, the contestants tion, but the real stars of the involved in 4-H,” Boesel said. Boesel said. “We’re taking true to the old adage, it is (Pacific Daylight Time) on remained calm and walked show -- the dogs -- appeared “This isn’t something you signups here, and kids don’t going to change. Sept. 22. their dogs through a series of to enjoy every moment of would normally see at an even need to own animals. 4- Today, in fact. Laura McCutcheon can be reached at [email protected]. commands and turns, includ- competition. AKC event.” H offers other projects, like “If you like the cool weath- ing sit, heel and halt. Competition isn’t necessar- Around the fairgrounds, ily new to some of the contes- large groups of people passing sewing, building and baking.” Judge Cyndi Burica used The Mendocino County the American Kennel Club’s tants. Second-year participant by the 4-H displays could be Fair and Apple Show runs broken,” Supervisor Jim rules and standards to help Bonnie McCallister spent her overheard commenting on the Wattenburger, former battal- through Sunday, with events Fee judge the performance of the time running back and forth hard work the kids put into ion chief for the California such as the classic car show, dogs. Winning the initial between the dog show and the their 4-H projects as well as Department of Forestry and parade of champions and the Continued from Page 1 events would grant the dogs animal barn. McCallister the beauty of all the projects Fire Protection, said. “The rodeo all still remaining. and their handlers entrance to treated the busy schedule with and animals. Although not all Leggett, the area they respond request for services is out- Sunday’s showmanship ease, just like many other FFA the kids could be ribbon win- Gates open Saturday and to greatly outweighs the stripping the ability to deliver round-robin tournament. and 4-H members. Kids in ners at the fair, it seemed Sunday at 9 a.m. square mileage for which they services.” collect tax. “Changing trends in demo- Volunteer PFPD firefight- graphics, economics and ser- material we can reuse, means ers respond to calls in 100 vice calls, and real crushing Roofing less new product that we have square miles, most of which pressure on the ambulance The world briefly to go out and quarry,” he said. are related to traffic accidents and medical services is dri- Not only that, the on Highway 101, and yet the Continued from Page 1 ving these small rural fire Mendocino County Board of district has only four vehicles, Supervisors recently approved two of which are more than 20 departments and their associ- Bush pushes back against GOP revolt said. ated ambulance service to It costs $56.71 per ton to a recycling plan that will years old. LVFPD has only WASHINGTON (AP) — President Bush fought back Friday dispose of concrete rubble at require construction and three vehicles, all of which are their knees,” Supervisor Hal against a Republican revolt in the Senate over tough anti-terror leg- the Ukiah Valley Transfer demolition companies doing at least 10 years old, with the Wagenet said. islation and rejected warnings that the United States had lost the Station, according to a man business in the unincorporated oldest at 30 years. Wagenet and Wattenburger high moral ground to adversaries. “It’s flawed logic,” he snapped. working at the scales on parts of the county to recycle Supervisors commented on comprise the Fire and Bush urged lawmakers to quickly approve legislation authoriz- Friday. at least half of all recyclable the state of fire districts in the Emergency Services Ad Hoc ing military tribunals and harsh interrogations of terror suspects in Granite charges around $5 materials. county on Tuesday before dis- Committee, which developed order to shield U.S. personnel from being prosecuted for war a ton, depending on what the The Construction and cussing the fee ordinance. the mitigation fee ordinance crimes under the Geneva Conventions, which set international product is, Main said. Demolition Recycling and “The present system we before bringing it to the entire standards for the treatment of prisoners of war. Tough interroga- “The benefits are huge for Reuse Ordinance, seeks, in have for emergency services board. tions have been instrumental in preventing attacks against the everyone; it’s kind of a win- part, to help Mendocino was set up 20 to 50 years ago. Katie Mintz can be reached at United States, Bush said. “Time’s running out” for the legislation, win for everyone. The person County reach a state mandat- It’s not working today. It’s [email protected]. he warned, with Congress set to adjourn in a few weeks. who is looking to dispose of ed 50 percent diversion rate the material gets a cost reduc- for solid waste. Currently, Pope’s Islam remarks unleash rage tion in disposal; the waste is Mendocino County has a 48 diverted from landfills; and percent recycling rate. natural resources are con- Laura McCutcheon can be ISTANBUL, Turkey (AP) — Pakistan’s legislature unanimous- served because the more ly condemned Pope Benedict XVI. 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RELIGION SATURDAY, SEPT. 16, 2006 – 3 Editor: Richard Rosier, 468-3520 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected] RELIGION BRIEFS State says Nevada soldier’s plaque Bible Baptist Church offers can include Wiccan symbol children’s and teen ministries By SCOTT SONNER delay, disregard and discrimi- Bible Baptist Church has a wide range of children’s and teen The Associated Press nation by the U.S. Department ministries that meet every Sunday at 10 and 11 a.m., 1 p.m., and RENO, Nev. -- The widow of Veterans Affairs, not only every Wednesday at 7 p.m. of a Nevada soldier killed in against the Wiccan religion Bible Baptist Church stands solidly upon the Bible, and their Afghanistan a year ago won but against our veterans and purpose is to present the Lord Jesus Christ as the answer to state approval Wednesday to their families,” she told AP man’s problems. Anyone interested is welcome to come and place a Wiccan religious sym- from Wisconsin. visit any service and see how God can change one’s life. bol on his memorial plaque, Stewart, who graduated something the U.S. from Reno’s Wooster High Ukiah Adventist Church to celebrate Department of Veterans School in 1989, posthumously Affairs had refused. was awarded the Bronze Star Spanish Heritage Sabbath “I’m just in shock,” and Purple Heart. In celebration of Spanish Heritage and their Spanish Roberta Stewart said from her Tetz said the plaque will be Congregation, Sabbath, September 16, will be celebrated with home in Fernley, about 30 placed beside one honoring Pastor Rafael Ramirez delivering the sermon in Spanish. Elena miles east of Reno. Stewart’s former crewmate, Casanova Hanson will translate his sermon “The Facts of Jesus “I’m honored and ecstatic. Chief Warrant Officer John Christ.” His scripture reference is John 3:16. The Rivera chil- I’ve been waiting a year for Flynn. dren Ana, Santiago, Jr. and Jesus will be singing as part of the this,” she told The Associated “I promised his widow and service. Press. many others that we would On Sabbath, Sept. 23, Pastor Paul Hawks will present his Sgt. Patrick Stewart, 34, diligently pursue every option sermon titled “All God’s Children-Missionaries, Not was killed in Afghanistan last to make certain Sgt. Stewart Mercenaries.” The sermon is a message looking forward to the Sept. 25 when the Nevada received recognition for his upcoming “Growing Stronger Families” seminar. Army National Guard heli- contributions as an Army sol- The Adventist Church is very pleased to present to the com- copter he was in was shot dier, a Nevadan and an munity the television special “Most Amazing Prophecies” with down. He was a follower of American hero,” Tetz said in a speaker Doug Batchelor via satellite: Sept. 15-23 in the Youth the Wiccan religion, which the his service to his country,” he national VA to do this,” Mrs. statement Wednesday. Chapel at 7 p.m. All are welcome. U.S. Department of Veterans told AP. Stewart said Wednesday. The attorney general’s The Pathfinders Youth Group began the new fall activities Affairs does not recognize and Wiccans worship the Earth “It gives me great peace to opinion cited part of a federal with an impressive candle lighting ceremony for its new mem- therefore prohibits on veter- and believe they must give to know my husband did not die regulation related to national bers Tuesday, September 12. Led by Director Marge Schwartz ans’ headstones in national the community. Some consid- in vain. But the quest will con- cemeteries that reads: and Scott Cordis seven new Pathfinders were inducted to the cemeteries. er themselves witches, pagans tinue. There are still other “Neither the Secretary nor group: Jacob Alipoon, Wesley Cho, Victoria Cho, Abigail The new development or neo-pagans. Wiccans who may not receive any employee of the Cramer, Hannah Jutzy, Mykaela Lang and Harmonie Roberts. came Wednesday when state The Veterans Affairs’ a pentacle because they do not Department of Veterans Pathfinders meet weekly and are a world wide church youth veterans officials said they National Cemetery live in Nevada,” she said. Affairs shall exercise any organization for ages 10-16. had received a legal opinion Administration allows only “My hope is the national supervision or control over the The Adventist Church is located at 1390 Laurel Avenue, from the Nevada Attorney approved emblems of reli- Veterans Administration will administration, personnel, Ukiah. Interested parties may call the church office at 462-5455 General’s Office that conclud- gious beliefs on government follow so that all soldiers of maintenance, or operation of or visit their Web site at Ukiahnetadventist.org for more infor- ed federal officials have no headstones. Over the years, it all faiths can be honored any State veterans cemetery.” mation. The congregation cordially extends a warm welcome to authority over state veterans’ has approved more than 30, equally,” she said. Brig. Gen. Cindy Kirkland, all. cemeteries. including symbols for the The Rev. Selena Fox, the adjutant general of As a result, they intend to Tenrikyo Church, United senior minister of the Wiccan Nevada’s National Guard, Redwood Valley Community Church have a contractor construct a Moravian Church and Sikhs. Circle Sanctuary in welcomed the news. plaque with the Wiccan penta- There’s also an emblem for Barneveld, Wis., said she has “We are proud of the com- to offer sermon on foolishness cle -- a circle around a five- atheists -- but none for been pushing the VA on such bat service of every Nevada Pastor Kevin MacDougall continues with a First Corinthians pointed star -- to be added to Wiccans. requests for more than nine National Guardsman and I am sermon series this Sunday; “All Foolishness”; taken from the the Veterans’ Memorial Wall Gov. Kenny Guinn, Sen. years. She praised Nevada pleased we are able to recog- first four books of I Corinthians1:18-25; services are at 8:30 in Fernley. Harry Reid, D-Nev., and Rep. officials for “making it possi- nize Sgt. Stewart’s sacrifice and 11 a.m. Nursery is provided for both Sunday school and “The VA still has not deter- Jim Gibbons, R-Nev., were ble for Sgt. Stewart to be and the ideals for which he both morning services. mined yet if a Wiccan symbol among those who had pleaded properly honored.” stood,” she said. AWANA starts up again Tuesday night at 6:30. Encounter can go on the headstone,” said Stewart’s case to the VA with “He should have been able Stewart enlisted in the Senior High Youth group meets together in the upper social hall Tim Tetz, executive director no success. to get his plaque with his Army in 1989 and served in on Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m. as Associate Pastor Justin Talso of the Nevada Office of Mrs. Stewart said she’s emblem of belief on it months Desert Storm and in Korea. presents Simplify: Heart Matter. Junior High youth group Veterans Services. hopeful the plaque will be in and moths ago. They have After completing his active Growing U will hear a Bible lesson on ‘Staying alive in junior “But we have determined place by the anniversary of stepped in to do the right duty, he enlisted in the Nevada high’ at 6:30-8:30 p.m. Thursday night. we control the state cemetery her husband’s death. thing,” Rev. Fox said. Army National Guard in 2005 and that we therefore have the “I’m proud that my state of “I continue to be saddened and went to Afghanistan with See RELIGION, Page 5 ability to recognize him for Nevada is overriding the by more than nine years of Task Force Storm. Faith Directory APOSTLES EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN ECKANKAR - RELIGION OF THE KOL HA EMEK INLAND MENDOCINO SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST: Pastor Paul CHURCH (ELS): Pastor Kent Dethlefsen; Phone 462- LIGHT AND SOUND OF GOD: JEWISH COMMUNITY: Rabbi Shoshanah Hawks and his associate Shawn Paris 8201; Sunday worship: 9:30 am; Sunday School: 10:30 Worship Services, Introductory Talks, Devorah. Rosh HaShana Sept. 22 - 7:00, invite you to worship with us Saturday Book Discussions and Satsang. Public Sept. 23 - 9:00, veggie potluck 2:00. Yom am (Sept. thru May); Communion 3rd Sunday of the mornings at 1390 Laurel Avenue in Ukiah welcome. Call for location and times. 1- Kippor Oct. 1 - 7:00, Oct. 2 - 10:00, 4:00 month. Church is located at 710 South State Street, (462-5455). Sabbath services begin (Washington Mutual Bank Plaza) in Ukiah. 800-423-0771 or 468-5870 FREE book veggie potluck at dusk. Religious School: available. Sunday 10:00 a.m. Torah study and adult classes. with SonRise Fellowship (8:20 to ASSEMBLY OF GOD: Pastor Lehman Myatt; Sunday Culteral Celebrations. 707-468-4536. 9:15 a.m), followed by Sabbath School, 9:30 a.m.; worship, 10:45 a.m. and 6 p.m.; FIRST BAPTIST: Dennis Beatty, Senior Pastor, Associate School (9:30 to 10:50 a.m.) and the main Worship Service Pastor, Mike Dobbs; Pastor Emeritus, William C. Duncan. NAZARENE CHURCH: Ukiah Valley First Church of the (11:00 a.m. to 12:15 p.m.). Services in Spanish, 9:30 a.m. Wednesday Family Night, 7 p.m. Church is located at Nazarene. Co-pastors Barbara and Jack Cobbs. Sunday 395 N. Barnes St.; 468-1468. Sunday School for all ages at 9:30 am, morning worship at to 12:15 p.m. Welcome. 10:50 am, Wednesday Awana club at 6:15 pm. The church morning worship, 10:45 a.m. Tuesday Women’s Bible is located at 300 W. Smith Street. For details or other min- Study, 9:30 a.m. Wednesday Bible oriented program for ASSEMBLY OF GOD: MINISTERIO HISPANO: istries, please call 462-2779. children, 6:30 p.m. Church is located at 604 Jones Street. ST. PETER EASTERN CATHOLIC CHURCH 190 Pastor Edward Echevarria. Actividades del Domingo: 462-4869 Orr Street, Ukiah (at the corner of Orr and Brush streets). Escuela Dominical, 12:00 a 12:45 pm, Servicio de FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF REDWOOD Pastor Fr. David Anderson. Schedule of Services: Adoración, 1:15 p.m. Actividades de la semana: Martes y VALLEY: Sunday morning Service 10:30AM. Wednesday NEW LIFE COMMUNITY CHURCH: (An Saturday: Great Vespers 5:30pm; Sunday: Matins- 7:30 Jueves, 7 p.m. Local de la Iglesia, 395 N. Barnes St.; Evangelical Free Church). Pastor Dan and his night Bible Study/Prayer Meeting 6:00PM. 642 Ellen am; Divine Liturgy- 9:00 am. For information about 467-2797. Lynn, Redwood Valley. 485-7713. staff invite you to our contemporary, reverent worship service Sunday at 10:45 a.m. weekday services, please call Fr. David at 468-4348, or stop by the church for a printed schedule. ASSEMBLY OF GOD, REDWOOD VALLEY: FIRST CHRISTIAN (Disciples of Christ & United Children are invited to participate in Reverend Kim Harvey, Senior Pastor; Sunday worship Church of Christ): Sunday worship is 11:00. Adult Bible Children’s Church. Classes for all ages meet at 9:30. Nursery provided. Opportunities for children, youth, begins at 10 a.m., with kids’ church available at that Study before worship beginning at 9:45. We celebrate THE RIVER FOURSQUARE CHURCH- Come join us and adults are available during the week. Our church is located time. Nursery available for children under 5. Wednesday Communion at the Lord’s Table each Sunday. Our Table is for inspiring, enjoyable worship and heartfelt Bible teach- at 750 Yosemite Drive. (behind Burger King), phone 468- is Family Night, with classes for teens, and children ages an open table and all are welcome to share with us. 9251 or [email protected] for more information. ing in a casual atmosphere each Sunday at 10:00 am in 4-12 beginning at 7 p.m. The adults will participate in an Children begin worship in the sanctuary and after the Fine Arts building at the Redwood Empire Children’s Time they are excused to their Sunday School in-depth Bible Study. For more information 485-7684. NEW LIFE UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCH 266 Fairgrounds in Ukiah. We provide a nursery area and classes. Classes are available for both younger and older East Smith Street, Ukiah, CA. Pastor David Moore. 707- Sunday school for children aged 3-10. Consider also our CALVARY BAPTIST: pastor David Donnel, Sunday children. 140 N. Spring Street. Pastor Cherie Marckx. 462-3496. Thursday night bible study @ 7:30. Sunday midweek ‘Overflow’ service, held off campus at 744 morning services: 8:30 a.m. and 11:00 a.m.; Sunday Phone: 462-5830. morning Sunday school @ 10:00. Morning Worship @ Talmage Road in Ukiah, on Wednesday eves at 6:30pm, School 9:45 a.m.; evening service 6:00 p.m.; AWANA 11:00. Clubs Wednesdays, 6 to 8 p.m.; Sept. - May; mid-week FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST (CHRI- when we enjoy the teaching of other prominent ministers STIAN SCIENCE): We welcome you to visit our services prayer Wednesday, 7 p.m.; jr. high youth Tuesdays, 7:00 POTTER VALLEY BIBLE CHURCH: Pastor Tony via DVD and video Need more information or driving and our reading Room. Our Sunday service is at 10 a.m., p.m.; sr. high youth, Wednesdays, 7:00 p.m. Church is Arnds. Sunday School, 9:45a.m.; Worship Service, directions? Call us at 462-7766. We look forward to meet- with Sunday school at the same time for students to age 20. located at 465 Luce Ave., call 462-5638 11:00a.m.; Wednesday Bible Study, 7:00p.m. 10501 Main ing you! Our Wednesday meeting is at 7:30 p.m. and includes a time St., Potter Valley, CA 95469. 743-1598 CALVARY CHAPEL OF UKIAH: Pastor Les Boek; for sharing.The Reading Room is open to everyone on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays from 11:30 a.m. to 2 UKIAH BIBLE CHURCH: Pastor, Rev. Sunday morning service 10AM. Wednesday night bible REDWOOD VALLEY COMMUNITY CHURCH Sr. Pastor p.m. 204 S Oak St., 462-6155, [email protected]. Richard Oliver and Youth Pastor, Dave study at the church. 1045 S. State St., Ukiah; For more Kevin McDougall; Youth Pastor Justin Talso; Worship Dick; Sunday School for all ages 9 Services at 8:30 & 11:00a.m.; Sunday School for all ages, information. Call 485-1002. Listen to C.S.N at 88.1 FM. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN: Pastor Sherry Budke. Our pur- 9:45a.m. Sr. High youth group Wednesday, 7:00-9:00p.m.; Jr. a.m.; Sunday Worship service 10:15 pose is to extend Christ’s love and truth to all people. On High Youth group Thursday, 6:30-8:30p.m.; College/Career, a.m., nursery care available; fol- CHURCH OF CHRIST: Welcome to the Church Sunday’s we offer an Adult Sunday School Class at Sunday 7:00p.m.; Women’s Bible Study, Wednesday, 9:45 a.m. lowed by refreshments and fel- of Christ 25 Norgard Ln. Need a ride to bible class or 8:30am, Hispanic Worship at 9:00am. Our Summer and Thursday, 6:30 p.m.; Men’s Ministry small groups meet at services call 462-2248. Bible study Sunday 10 a.m.; Worship and programs for children 2mos - High School are lowship; Children and Youth varying times a week; Adult Home Bible Study’s meet From the book of Galatians Taught by Dennis Hofschild; at 9:30am. Coffee fellowship follows. Radio Broadcast is ministries; Young Married Fellowship; Jr. & High School Wednesday and Thursday. Church is located at 951 School Worship 11 a.m.; Sermons by minister Dennis Hofschild. on K-WNE 94.5FM at 10:30am. Visitors are welcome. Parents’ Fellowship; Hosting Precept Bible studies on Way, Redwood Valley; 485-8541 Sunday Evening; Bible study- 5PM - Series from the Corner of Perkins and Dora Streets. Handicap accessible. Thursdays. Church is located at 2140 Arroyo Rd., 462- Proverbs Taught by Dennis Hofschild. Wed. evening 468-9235 RELIGIOUS SCIENCE CENTER FOR POSITIVE 0151. bible study - 7PM. I Peter, Taught by Dennis Hofschild. LIVING: Minister Dr. Candice Becket; Sunday For more information call 462-1534 or 462-2248. GRACE LUTHERAN: 8:30am Traditional Service; Power Service 9:00-9:30 a.m., Meditation Service 10:00- UNITED METHODIST: Please join us for worship at 10 9:40am Bible Study/Sunday School; 10:30am 10:15 a.m., Celebration Service and Youth Church 10:30 Contemporary Service. Allen Dunn, Interim Pastor. am. Childcare and Sunday School every Sunday morning. CROSSROADS CHRISTIAN CHURCH: Those seek- a.m., Teen Youth Group 6:00-8:00 p.m. Wednesday Healing 200 Wabash Ave., Ukiah; 462-7795. Email: Weekly activities include: Youth Group, Adult Small ing answers to today’s questions are invited to come and Circle 6:30 p.m. A new way to think, a better way to live. [email protected] Group, outreach and service opportunities, and Bible experience God’s presence and realize His pur- All welcome. Located at 741 S. Oak St., Ukiah 462-3564. pose for life through relevant Bible preaching Study. Call 462-3360 for more information or visit our HOLY TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH: At Holy by Pastor Joe Fry. We meet in the Ukiah RELIGIOUS SOCIETY OF FRIENDS: The Religious website: www.ukiahumc.org Trinity Episcopal Church in Ukiah, the regular Sunday Valley Conference Center at 200 South Society of Friends (Quakers) meets for unprogrammed worship service schedule of 8:00 a.m. and 10:00 a.m., will School Street. Worship service at 10:30 (silent) worship Fridays at 6:00 p.m. in the Walnut Village UNITY OF UKIAH: Gina Scott, Spiritual Leader; resume on September 3, 2006. All are welcome. Please join a.m. with nursery and children’s classes. An Community Room at 1240 North Pine Street in Ukiah and us! Holy Trinity Episcopal Church is located at 640 S. Wednesday prayer and meditation 11:00 a.m., Sunday awesome youth group meets Thursday evenings Sundays at 10:00 a.m. at 332 Hillview Avenue in Ukiah. Orchard Street in Ukiah. For additional information, please meditation 10:00 a.m.; Sunday worship service 10:30 a.m. at 6:30 p.m. at Trinity Baptist Church on South Dora. All are welcomed to worship at either or both Meetings. call the church office at 462-8042. Refreshments to follow. Church is located at 321 N. Bush Reach us at 272-9722. For more information call 485-8350 or 463-0266. St.; 462-4061. IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO INCLUDE YOUR CHURCH OR MINISTRY IN OUR FAITH DIRECTORY CALL OUR CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT AT 468-0123 FOR RATES AND INFORMATION. 4 – SATURDAY, SEPT. 16, 2006 FORUM Editor: K.C. Meadows, 468-3526 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected] From the desk of... 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MAUREEN DOWD NICHOLAS KRISTOF

Did Cheney Starting wash his hands? another war WASHINGTON -- I called Tim Russert to It is quite possible that President Bush will bomb ask if Dick Cheney had washed his hands Iran's nuclear installations over the next couple of after their interview on Sunday. years. "No-o-o," he replied, sounding confused. Any sort of scrubbing, I wondered? Let's hope he looks at how Israel shot itself in the Antiseptic wipe, Purell, quick shower on the foot in Lebanon this summer and resists the siren calls way out? of neocons who claim that a few air raids would make No, Tim assured me. the Iranian nuclear menace disappear. According to The New York Times' health The argument Bush is hearing in favor of an section on Tuesday, Lady Macbeth and airstrike is pretty simple: Iran is a terrorist regime that Pontius Pilate were not alone in wanting that has sponsored attacks on Americans and on Jews (as "damned spot" out. far away as Argentina). The president of Iran is a hard- "People who washed their hands after con- liner who has used language that, while subject to templating an unethical act were less troubled debate among Farsi speakers, may mean that his aim by their thoughts than those who didn't," is to wipe Israel off the map. Benedict Carey wrote about a new study pub- Letters from our readers lished in the journal Science on the "Macbeth A nuclear Iran would also have a devastating ripple effect." Auto industry not getting it Mr. Wilkins closes by saying; “We owe effect around the region: Saudi Arabia, Egypt, and "In one of several experiments among it to our children to deal with this chal- Turkey might go nuclear as well. And considering how Northwestern undergraduates, the researchers To the Editor: lenge, not with fear but with honesty and reckless Iran's foreign policy has already been, imag- had one group of students recall an unethical The auto industry has made a mistake respect.” If we want to give respect to our ine if it felt emboldened with a nuclear weapon. act from their past, like betraying a friend, and and want to have the President sit down children, than we should stop poisoning with them and listen to their problems. Moreover, if Bush doesn't strike Iran, there's a good another group reflect on an ethical deed, like them with illegal drugs for the money. Pot chance that Israel will -- and the U.S. would still get returning lost money," the article said. Well ... how long have people been saying growers don’t want honesty and respect, oil is a diminishing fuel source? The oil blamed (partly because the Israeli planes would fly "Afterward, the students had their choice of a they want money, and mountains of it, and through American-controlled airspace over Iraq). gift, either a pencil or an antiseptic wipe. futures people have ripped America so to get it they will poison all our kids. As Those who had reflected on a shameful act deeply that they are rethinking whether a matter of fact, to get to the kids’ lunch So if the U.S. is going to get the blame either way, were twice as likely as the others to take the their ego needs to be fed or their family. money the pot growers would happily why not do it right, with a combination of American wipe." Muscle machines were the thing of push right past Mr. Wilkins, right past me, bombers and cruise missiles destroying Iranian If Dick Cheney didn't try to hose himself dreams when I was a young man. Now right past law enforcement, and right past nuclear sites in Natanz, Isfahan, Arak, and perhaps down after his outlandish performance on that I am old and crotchety I get upset any list of ethics, morals, un-enforced Bushehr? A successful strike would have to destroy "Meet the Press," he may be so deep in denial when a young lady blows me off the road laws or regulations. not only buildings but also kill the scientists involved; he doesn't even know he's ruining America with her muscled up SUV. The playing I have to admit that I am, without being this is one military strike that would surely occur dur- and needs a symbolic moral superwash. field has been leveled. It is all ego though paid, highly committed to getting pot and ing working hours. Since W. revealed he's been reading it is not what our brain really tells us. That all drugs out of this nation’s school sys- Shakespeare -- including "Macbeth" -- I've is why Detroit continues to make vehicles tems, and I am also committed to putting That's the argument. But Iran's leaders are probably been puzzling over which character the vice that guzzle gas like it is an unending to rest all the lies that are allowing tens of praying for such a strike; it may be the only way that president most resembles. He's got as much source. If the auto industry were heroes thousands of people to grow massive they can stay in power for more than another decade. malignant sway over the protagonist as Iago, they would retool now and produce only amounts of pot right in front of their chil- I've never been in a country where the government but Iago hated Othello. vehicles that produce close to zero emis- dren and call it “medicine.” I know that is so unpopular as in Iran, with the possible exception The Lord of the Underworld is more like sions that “Global Warming” folks claim when this “Save the Kids and Education of Burma. The government is so corrupt, tyrannical, Lady Macbeth, who persuades her partner to are leading us to destruction. Muscle cars with the Truth” campaign succeeds, Dane and incompetent that it will eventually collapse -- make a huge error in judgment by taunting would be available for personal order only Wilkins may find himself out of a job. But unless we attack its nuclear sites and trigger a nation- him about manliness. If he doesn't want to be and would cost as much as fuel cell cars I’m sure that Mr. Wilkins would easily be alistic surge of support for the regime. unmanned, he must pre-emptively wield the cost now. able to find himself a highly paid position dagger against his rival. She tells him: Instead of heroes they are typical “It is on one or more of the defense teams for We Americans are still paying the price for our When you durst do it, then you were a man; not our fault” guys and want the President the tobacco industry. involvement in the 1953 overthrow of the elected And to be more than what you were, you to know that. Marc Parsley Iranian government of Mohammed Mossadegh; if we would Chas E. Moser Willits bomb Iran, we may cement the mullahs in power for Be so much more the man. Ukiah another 50 years. Even though "blood will have blood," Macbeth decides he must stay on his self- LETTER POLICY Moreover, the military options are wretched, partly destructive path: No excuse for pot because Iran is probably doing much of its work at The Daily Journal welcomes letters to the sites we can't destroy because we don't know where I am in blood To the Editor: editor. All letters must include a clear name, they are. The Natanz site for now is an empty room. Stepped in so far that, should I wade no Mr. Dane Wilkins, (Executive Director signature, return address and phone number. more, for Northern California NORML), in his We might kill Russian technicians at Bushehr or else- Letters chosen for publication are generally where, and Iran might retaliate with terror attacks Returning were as tedious as go o'er. Sept. 1 letter to the editor, (“Innuendo dis- published in the order they are received, but W. and Vice went on TV this week to dou- guised as fact”), stated that drug use in shorter, concise letters are given prefer- aimed at us (counterterrorism experts suspect that Iran ble down on their dishonest case, now contra- this nation’s high schools has decreased ence.We publish most of the letters we has sleeper agents in the U.S. whom it could activate). dicted by a mountain of evidence, once more 20 percent in the last four years. This sim- receive, but we cannot guarantee publica- A military strike would also do nothing more than milking our sorrow over 9/11 to justify their ply is not true. Mr. Wilkins says we tion. Names will not be withheld for any reason. If we are aware that you are con- buy time. Ashton Carter, a former senior Pentagon errant course in Iraq. should regulate the growing of pot. I official who has studied the possibility of a strike and In a speech that Tony Snow promised nected to a local organization or are an would just love to see him try to regulate elected official writing about the organiza- considers it feasible (but unwise at this time), esti- would be "reflective," the president used any of the pot growers around here. The tion or body on which you serve, that will mates that a one-time strike would delay Iran's nuclear hyperventilated rhetoric about "a struggle for pot growers don’t want to manufacture a be included in your signature. If you want to weapon at most three or four years. The U.S. could civilization" and cynically retraced a line he clean regulated medicine, they simply make it clear you are not speaking for that then go back and hit the sites again, but Iran presum- now knows is false, again linking Osama and want to sell as much of a smokable party organization, you should do so in your let- ably would hide the locations, so later strikes would be Baghdad: "If we yield Iraq to men like bin good as they can, to any one that will pay ter.All letters are subject to editing without less effective. Laden, our enemies will be emboldened." for it. Mr. Wilkins also says we can tax it. notice. Editing is generally limited to Bin Laden has become the Willie Horton of Since 70 percent of the $30 billion in removing statements that are potentially Dov Zakheim, who was undersecretary of defense the midterms. After letting the CIA disband libelous or are not suitable for a family in Bush's first term, recalls that fears of Pakistan's annual profits comes from our schools, newspaper. Form letters that are clearly part the unit devoted to hunting for Osama -- the maybe we can put that amount towards "Islamic bomb" proved exaggerated and notes that Senate took a slap at the White House on of a write-in campaign will not be pub- Iran doesn't treat its 20,000 Jews as wretchedly as its keeping pot out of the schools. Just think lished. You may drop letters off at our office Thursday when it voted to reinstate it -- Bush of the wonderful ways we can spend the at 590 S. School St., or fax letters to 468- rhetoric would suggest (Iran continues to be home to now won't stop talking about the bogeyman billions we get from poisoning our chil- 3544, mail to Letters to the Editor, P.O. Box more Jews than any Middle Eastern country save he ignored for five years while he transferred dren. He goes on to say pot should be 749, Ukiah, 95482 or e-mail them to Israel). Zakheim argues that the best way to protect all his resources to Iraq. legalized for adult use. [email protected]. E-mail letters should also Israel is to give Israel improved missile defense capa- "The safety of America depends on the out- include hometown and a phone number. bilities on the understanding that it not launch a first come of the battle in the streets of Baghdad," strike against Iran. he said. Instead of going after Osama, we invaded As for alternatives to bombs, the best option is more Iraq. Now W. says we must stay in Iraq or it WHERE TO WRITE of the carrot-and-stick diplomacy that the West is will be run by Osamas. We must kill all the already engaging in (including direct Iran-U.S. talks) - President George Bush: The White Sacramento, 95814. (916) 319-2001; Santa - and keeping International Atomic Energy Agency terrorists we are creating. American soldiers House, 1600 Pennsylvania Ave., Washing- Rosa, 576-2526; FAX, Santa Rosa, 576- must keep dying because American soldiers inspectors in Iran to uncover the hidden sites. Few ton, D.C. 20500; (202) 456-1111, FAX 2297. Berg's field representative in Ukiah experts expect Iran to give up its nuclear program alto- have died. If we criticize Bush, then we're (202)456-2461. unmanning the whole country. The logic is office located at 104 W. Church St, Ukiah, gether, but it's likely that Iran could be persuaded to deviously Rovian, and we are trapped in their Governor Arnold 95482, 463-5770. The office’s fax number adopt a Japanese model: develop its capacity to the circularity. Schwarzenegger: State Capitol, Sacra- is 463-5773. E-mail to: point that a bomb could be completed in weeks or On "Meet the Press," Cheney warned that mento, 95814. (916) 445-2841; FAX [email protected] months, but without testing or stockpiling weapons. (916)445-4633 America cannot let its adversaries "break our Senator Wes Chesbro: State Senate Granted, expert reassurances are easier to accept if will" and show we "don't have the stomach for Sen. Barbara Boxer: 112 Hart Senate District 2, Capitol Building, Room 5100, you live in New York than in Tel Aviv, and the conse- the fight." Office Bldg., Washington, D.C. 20510; Sacramento, 95814. (916) 445-3375; FAX quences of being wrong would be horrific. But how- "It was the right thing to do," Vice insisted (202)224-3553; San Francisco, (415) 403- (916) 323-6958. Ukiah office is P.O. Box ever one judges the risks, the one thing we should have 0100 FAX (415) 956-6701 of the war in Iraq, "and if we had to do it over 785, Ukiah, 95482, 468-8914, FAX 468- learned from Iraq and Lebanon is that military "solu- again we would do exactly the same thing." Sen. Dianne Feinstein: 331 Hart 8931. District offices at 1040 Main St., tions" can leave us worse off than before. After all the miscalculations and billions Senate Office Bldg., Washington, D.C. Suite 205, Napa, 94559, 224-1990, 50 D wasted, projects screwed up, lives and limbs 20510. (202)224-3841 FAX (202) 228- St., Suite 120A, Santa Rosa, 95404, 576- lost, foreign enemies made, American stature 3954; San Francisco (415) 393-0707; sena- 2771, and 317 3rd St., Suite 6, Eureka, Nicholas D. Kristof was appointed to a special squandered, Taliban resurgence, North [email protected] 95501, 445-6508. Email: senator.ches- post as columnist for The New York Times in Korean bombs and Iran-Iraq alliances built Congressman Mike Thompson: 1st [email protected]. 2001. (visiting the American-hating, Holocaust- District, 231 Cannon Office Bldg, Wash- denying Iranian President Mahmoud Mendocino County Supervisors: ington, D.C. 20515. (202) 225-3311; FAX Michael Delbar, 1st District; Jim Watten- Ahmadinejad on Tuesday, Prime Minister (202)225-4335. Fort Bragg district office, The Ukiah Nouri al-Maliki of Iraq called Iran "a good burger, 2nd District; Hal Wagenet, 3rd Dis- 430 N. Franklin St., PO Box 2208, Fort trict; Kendall Smith, 4th District; David friend and brother"), Dick Cheney wouldn't Bragg 95437; 962-0933,FAX 962-0934; do anything differently? Colfax, 5th District. All can be reached by DAILY JOURNAL Part of leadership has to be retooling, say- www.house.gov/write rep writing to 501 Low Gap Road, Room 1090, ing: "You know what? This hasn't worked. Assemblywoman Patty Berg: State Ukiah, 95482, 463-4221, FAX 463-4245. Publisher: Kevin McConnell Editor: K.C. Meadows This is making things worse. What else can Assembly District 1, Capitol, Rm. 2137, [email protected] Advertising director: Cindy Delk Office manager: Yvonne Bell we do?" Break out the Wet Wipes, Mr. Cheney. Circulation director: Cornell Turner Group systems director: Sue Whitman Time for a good scrubbing. Visit our web site at ukiahdailyjournal.com Member Member California Maureen Dowd became a columnist on Audit Bureau Newspaper Publishers The New York Times' in 1995. email us at [email protected] Of Circulations Association THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL RELIGION SATURDAY, SEPT. 16, 2006 – 5 Baylor study: In what Churches, congregants losing billions of dollars to fraud God do we truly trust? By RACHEL ZOLL Borg, director of the Alabama Securities AP Religion Writer Commission, who played a key role in break- By TERRI JO RYAN less engaged and are more form, participants answered Randall W. Harding sang in the choir at ing up the Greater Ministries scam. Cox News Service likely to be atheist. More almost 400 questions on Crossroads Christian Church in Corona, Calif., If the pastor invests, churchgoers view it as WACO, Texas -- We may than half the blacks in the spiritual beliefs and prac- and donated part of his conspicuous wealth to a tacit endorsement. The con man, often be “one nation, under God,” study said they believe in tices. Baylor researchers say its ministries. promising double digit returns, will chip away but Americans actually wor- the Authoritarian God. None it’s the most comprehensive In his business dealings, he underscored his at resistance among church members by sug- ship at least four versions of surveyed said they were study of its kind in more faith by naming his investment firm JTL, or gesting they can donate part of their earnings the Lord, according to the atheist. Lower-income and than 40 years. Byron “Just the Lord.” Pastors and churchgoers alike to the congregation, Borg says. Baylor Religion Survey less-educated folk were Johnson, professor of sociol- entrusted their money to him. “Most folks think ‘I’m going to invest in released Monday. “American more likely to worship god ogy and director of the By the time Harding was unmasked as a some overseas deal or real estate deal and part Piety in the 21st Century: types A or B, while those Baylor Institute for Studies fraud, he and his partners had stolen more than of that money is going to the church and I get New Insights into the Depth with college degrees or of Religion, says American $50 million from their clients, and Crossroads part. I don’t feel like I’m guilty of greed,”’ and Complexity of Religion earning more than $100,000 Piety will change the way became yet another cautionary tale in what Borg says. in the United States,” con- were more likely to believe religion is studied in this investigators say is a worsening problem If a skeptical church member openly ques- ducted by the Baylor in the Distant God or be country. This nation’s beliefs plaguing the nation’s churches. tions a deal, that person is often castigated for Institute for Studies of atheists, the Baylor study and practices have not been Billions of dollars has been stolen in reli- speaking against a fellow Christian. Religion, leveled more than concluded. Froese noted that probed in such detail since a gion-related fraud in recent years, according to Ole Anthony of the Trinity Foundation Inc. two dozen questions about the geography also seemed 1960s study by Rodney the North American Securities Administrators in Dallas, which investigates fraud and tele- God’s character and behav- to correlate: Easterners dis- Stark, then with the Association, a group of state officials who vangelism, partly blames the churches them- ior at 1,721 Americans proportionately seem to University of California at work to protect investors. selves for the problem. Anthony contends that nationwide. They perceived believe in a Critical God; Berkeley. Stark now works Between 1984 and 1989, about $450 million the “prosperity gospel” -- which teaches that of God in one of four ways: Southerners tend toward the for Baylor as BISR co-direc- was stolen in religion-related scams, the asso- the truly faithful are rewarded with wealth in • Authoritarian God: Authoritarian God; tor with Johnson Johnson ciation says. In its latest count -- from 1998 to this life -- is creeping into mainstream church- Individuals who follow this Midwesterners worship the said analysis of the respons- 2001 -- the toll had risen to $2 billion. Rip-offs es. model feel God is highly Benevolent God; and West es will offer a snapshot of have only become more common since. Chuck Crites, a former member of involved in their personal Coast residents contemplate American religious life in “The size and the scope of the fraud is get- Crossroads Church, learned firsthand how lies and world affairs, they the Distant God. American the early 21st century. ting larger,” said Patricia Struck, president of effective con artists can be. give the Deity credit for Piety found also that God’s “Specifically, we examined the securities association and administrator of The businessman was swindled out of their decision-making, and the religious identities the Wisconsin Department of Financial $500,000 by Harding in a Ponzi scheme, which anger alone (such as type C) claimed by Americans, their they feel God is angry and does little to inspire reli- Institutions, Division of Securities. “The scam- uses money from newer investors to pay off meting out punishment to experiences, activities, mers are getting smarter and the investors older ones. gious participation. The images of God, beliefs about the wicked. authors suggest religion may don’t ask enough questions because of the feel- Crites said Harding, who pleaded guilty last • Benevolent God: These heaven, views about the role ing that they can be safe in church.” year to wire fraud and money laundering, most successfully motivate of religion in politics, and believers also think God is individuals through what it Cases in recent years show just how vulner- boasted about helping fund a new Christian very active in their daily even the consumption of able religious communities are. high school for Crossroads and hired a music can offer them in spiritual religious goods,” he said. life, just not as wrathful. intimacy and congregational Lambert Vander Tuig, a member of pastor from the megachurch as a sales agent. They believe Benevolent Survey areas covered are Saddleback Church in Lake Forest Calif., ran a “At one point he even told me how much connectivity rather than tantalizing, including the God is mostly a force for through demands backed by real estate scam that bilked investors out of money he had given to the church that year,” positive influence in the war on terror; whether God $50 million, the Securities and Exchange Crites said. threats of divine punish- truly favors one political world, and reluctant to con- ment. Believers in an Commission says. His salesmen presented Harding was nabbed with the help of Barry demn individuals. party over another; the themselves as faithful Christians and distrib- “angry” God tend to reject viewpoints of the faithful Minkow, who was himself convicted of fraud • Critical God: The faith- the idea that church and uted copies of “The Purpose Driven Life,” by years ago. Minkow eventually became a pastor ful of this subset believe when it comes to paranormal state are or can be separate, matters such as horoscopes; Saddleback pastor Rick Warren, according to in San Diego and started the Fraud Discovery God is not meddling in and are more likely to feel the SEC. Warren and his church had no knowl- Institute, which is dedicated to investigating world affairs but is nonethe- and the impact of the best- that one’s religious faith is selling novel The Da Vinci edge of Vander Tuig’s activities, says the SEC. scams. less looking on in disap- exclusively the correct path At Daystar Assembly of God Church in Crites is putting his money toward a new proval. These people tend to Code on believers. Getting of righteousness. The belief agnostic and even atheist Prattville, Ala., a congregant persuaded church fraud-awareness kit for churches and other believe that God’s displea- that God is engaged in the leaders and others to invest about $3 million in groups that Minkow is developing. sure will be felt in another participation on Baylor’s world also is associated with religion survey didn’t seem real estate a few years ago, promising some “It made me angry at how people are abus- life, and that divine justice higher expressions of reli- profits would go toward building a is not of this world. to be a problem, he added. ing the trust that exists in church communi- gious involvement and com- Although 10.8 percent did megachurch. The Daystar Assembly was swin- ties,” Crites said. • Distant God: Individuals mitment, the study found. dled and lost its building. in this group think that not claim any affiliation Investigators say all denominations are at Other findings in the expan- with any faith family or And in a dramatically broader scam, leaders risk, but the most susceptible communities are Distant God is not active in of Greater Ministries International, based in sive, newly released Baylor house of worship, only 5.2 ones where members are deeply engaged in humanities affairs, and is not study: percent of those surveyed Tampa, Fla., defrauded thousands of people of especially angry, either. half a billion dollars by promising to double church activities, such as service programs and • Catholics and mainline declared themselves to be small group prayer, giving con artists plenty of Believers consider the Deity Protestants are more apt to atheists. Bader said Baylor money on investments that ministry officials more of a cosmic force who said were blessed by God. Several of the con chance to ingratiate themselves with congre- see God as distant, as are is only just beginning to gants. sets the laws of nature into Jews. mine the data for more men were sentenced in 2001 to more than a motion. • Evangelical and black insights into the American decade each in prison. Often, perpetrators are so successful build- Which of the God models Protestants lean toward the religious spectrum. When “Many of these frauds are, on their face, ing an image as good Christians that churchgo- you follow is an accurate Authoritarian God. People the next phase of the study very credible and legitimate appearing,” said ers won’t cooperate with law enforcement predictor of a number of fac- who see God exclusively as is conducted in 2007, he Randall Lee, director of the Pacific regional authorities even after the crime is revealed. tors, including race, political “he” also worship this said, he hopes not only to office of the SEC. “You really have to dig “Money has a way of blinding objectivity, stances, even where you image. see how images of God have below the surface to understand what’s going even for we who are believers,” Minkow says. live, said Paul Froese, a Executed in conjunction changed in the two-year on.” On the Net: Fraud Discovery Institute: Baylor sociologist who with the Gallup interim, he also hopes to add Typically, a con artist will target the pastor http://www.frauddiscovery.net/; Trinity worked on the BISR project Organization, the national, other study modules as well. first, by making a generous donation and Foundation: http://www.trinityfi.org/; headed by Rodney Stark and random sampling of more For example, he wants to appealing to the minister’s desire to expand the Securities Administrators Association: Byron Johnson. For exam- than 1,700 English-speaking probe racial and ethnic church or its programs, according to Joseph http://www.nasaa.org/home/index.cfm/ ple, there is a strong gender adults was conducted from diversity, and gather more differential in belief in God. October to December last data on nondenominational Women, he said, tend year. The margin of error is worship. toward the more engaged plus or minus four percent- Terri Jo Ryan writes for versions (types A and B), age points. Through tele- the Waco Tribune-Herald. E- while men tend toward the phone surveys, or a 16-page mail: [email protected]

evening of Sunday, Oct. 1, at Unity of Ukiah Religion 7 pm, and continues the next day starting at 10 a.m. welcomes Sally Continued from Page 3 Various other events asso- Harper ciated with the High Holidays PROUDLY PRESENTED BY: Their drama ministry is Unity of Ukiah is pleased practicing Wednesday in the are also scheduled. For com- plete details, please call 468- to welcome guest speaker sanctuary from 6 to 8 p.m. Sally Harper this Sunday. An exciting men’s Bible 4536. Kol HaEmek is located Harper comes here from Sunday, Sept. 24th study occurs every Thursday at 8591 West Road in Unity in Napa Valley. The Eureka Waterfront Park night at 7 p.m. in the church Redwood Valley, next to whole month of September is Sponsored By: library classroom. The men’s Eagle Peak Middle School. dedicated to a deeper under- With rock legend: group is getting ready for their All people of good faith are standing of how prayer brings annual trip to Promise keep- invited to attend, in particular us closer to God. The title of ers...this year at the ARCO those of Jewish background her lesson will be “Prayer: Arena in Sacramento in who are not presently mem- The Key to the Door.” October. bers of Kol HaEmek. The There will be a 20-minute In addition the men are congregation, formerly known meditation beginning at 10 inviting anyone interested to a as the Mendocino County a.m. followed by the regular breakfast this Saturday in the Inland Jewish Community, is worship service at 10:30 a.m. social hall at 8:30 a.m. led by Rabbi Shoshanah Refreshments will follow. and special guest: Sewing circle starts back Devorah and includes Jews of The church is located at up at 1 p.m. Thursday; call widely diverse experience and 321 N. Bush St. All are wel- 485-8541 for further informa- come. tion. belief. Youth beach trip set for today. Jewish high Taste Ultra Premium holidays to be Take a short and scenic drive to beautiful Lake Count y Luna Angel celebrated in for delicious farm-fresh fruit & veggies from friendly growers: Redwood Valley Farm Stand Harvest Events FREE ADMISSION---DOGS WELCOME! Congregation Kol HaEmek Seely Fruit Stand Kelseyville Pear Festival Mutt Strut, Kids Area, Great Food, Dog Contests, Beer and Margaritas (Voice of the Valley) will soon Highway 20 just east of Highway 29 in Upper Lake Saturday, September 30 celebrate the Jewish High Daily 9 am–6 pm through October Schedule In Association with: Steele Wines Harvest Festival Bay West Supply Bear River Casino Holidays of Rosh HaShanah Farmers Markets Saturday and Sunday, October 14–15 10am-11am-Mutt Strut Sign-in and Reg. Sheddcrafters Britt Lumber Clearlake Certified Farmers Market Bear River Casino Chapman Engineering and Yom Kippur at its place of 11am - Mutt Strut begins! Eureka Veterinary Hospital Fortuna Veterinary Clinic Ray’s Food Place, 15950 Dam Road Coast Central Pierson Building Supply 11am-2pm- Kids crafts & games Pro-Pacific Auto Repair Equity Resources worship in Redwood Valley. Tuesdays 10 am – 12:30 pm, through September Quality Body Works Taste the difference when 12pm-1pm- Dog Contests Ferndale Veterinary These annual events are a Reprop Financial Kelseyville Certified Farmers Market 1pm - Police canine demonstration Lost Coast Brewery Rocky's Off-Road Svc. solemn time for personal and products are grown in the Roy's Club Skipper & Breckner Steele Wines, Highway 29 and Thomas Drive 2pm - Drawing winners announced Eureka Veterinary Hospital Sun Valley Floral Farm communal reflection and Saturdays 8:30 am – noon, through October Veterinary Housecalls B&B Grooming cleanest air in California!* 2.15pm- Luna Angel Lana Sheely - AAA Insurance Eureka Floor Carpet One renewal. Myrtletown Body Shop Quality Body Works Middletown Certified Farmers Market 3.30pm- Leon Russell Pacific Paper Harvey M Harper Co Rosh HaShanah, the Jewish Two Trees Market, 21026 Highway 29 New Year, begins with an Thursdays 4 – 6:30 pm, through September evening service on Friday, Farmers Markets Info: (707) 263-6787 Sept. 22, at 7 p.m., and contin- ues the following day begin- The Journal Delivers! ning at 9 a.m. www.lakecounty.com • www.lakecountyfarmersfinest.org Yom Kippur, the Day of *Lake County has been certified by the California Air Resources Board as having the cleanest air in the State. To Subscribe call: Atonement, begins on the 468-0123 6 – SATURDAY, SEPT. 16, 2006 SPORTS Sports Editor: Tony Adame, 468-3518 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected]

PREP FOOTBALL LOCAL CALENDAR Ukiah snakebit for second week TODAY COLLEGE FOOTBALL The Daily Journal • Mendocino College versus Gavilan 212 yards and one touchdown. ond quarter, starting with a Chad Petaluma got the lead back on a 6- College at Gilroy, 6 p.m. PETALUMA – Petaluma’s T.J. Petaluma took a 6-0, first quar- Bunting field goal that made the yard touchdown run by Drew PREP FOOTBALL • Vacaville Christian at Potter Valley, 7 p.m. Olson scored on a 46-yard touch- ter lead on a 68-yard touchdown score 6-3, then followed that with Giadano with 11:19 to play. PREP VOLLEYBALL • Ukiah at NorCal Invite, Mare Island down run on fourth-and-1 with 58 run by quarterback Matt a 10-play, 58-yard drive high- The Wildcats answered with a PREP WATER POLO seconds left in the fourth quarter McDonell. McDonell went down lighted that saw Morris hook up 4-yard touchdown run by Bunting • Ukiah girls at Novato Tournament to propel the Trojans to a 20-16 with a neck injury later in the first with Simeon Thomas for 23 yards for a 16-13 lead, but Olson’s -Calendar listings are culled from the most win over visiting Ukiah Friday in half and had to be taken off the on a crucial third-and-23, and clutch scoring run followed by a recent schedules provided by the schools and organizations in our coverage area. Petaluma. field by ambulance and Chadd then with Ty Murdock for an 8- squib kick recovered by Petaluma Please report schedule changes or incorrect Ukiah (0-2) was led by sopho- Crisp filled in under center for yard touchdown strike. sealed the Ukiah defeat. listings to The Daily Journal Sports Kyle Morris Department at 468-3518. more quarterback Kyle Morris, Petaluma. Ukiah led 10-6 at halftime and Bunting finished with 59 yards 16-for-24 passing, 212 yards,1 TD, 0 int. who was 16-for-24 passing for Ukiah stormed pack in the sec- going into the fourth quarter, but rushing on 19 carries. TV LISTINGS

TODAY A’S 4, WHITE SOX 2 CARDINALS 14, GIANTS 4 MLB San Francisco at St. Louis, 1 p.m. (FOX) COLLEGE FOOTBALL Iowa State at Iowa, 9 a.m. (ESPN) BYU at Boston College, 9 a.m. (ESPN2) Marshall at Kansas State, 9:30 a.m. (FSN) Michigan at Notre Dame, 12:30 p.m. (NBC) Cards Oklahoma at Oregon, 12:30 p.m. (ABC) LSU at Auburn, 12:30 p.m. (CBS) Texas at Rice, 3 p.m. (ESPN2) Arizona State at Colorado, 4 p.m. (TBS) Clemson at Florida State, 4:45 p.m. (ESPN) Loaiza comes Florida at Tennessee, 5 p.m. (CBS) Nebraska at USC, 5 p.m. (ABC) Army vs. Texas A&M at San Antonio, 6:15 stomp p.m. (ESPN2) Navy at Stanford, 7 p.m. (FSN) GOLF PGA Golf 84 Lumber Classic, Third Round, 1 p.m. (ESPN) Giants COMMUNITY through again DIGEST San Francisco loses ground in NL Wild Card City of Ukiah youth basketball signups The Associated Press end Oct. 20 ST. LOUIS — Scott Rolen hit two home runs and drove home a The City of Ukiah Community career high seven runs, and rookie Service Department would like to Chris Duncan also homered twice announce the beginning of regis- tration for the 2006/07 Youth to lead the St. Louis Cardinals over Basketball league. The league is San Francisco 14-4 Friday night open to boys and girls from and dent the Giants’ NL wild-card Kindergarten through 12th grade. chances. Registration forms are now avail- San Francisco began the day 2 able at the Civic Center, 411 W. Clay St. and at www.cityofuki- 1/2 games behind San Diego, the ah.com. wild-card leader. The Padres The registration fee is $50.00 played at NL West-leading Los per first player, $45.00 for the Angeles later Friday night. second player in the same family. St. Louis, closing in on its third Registrations are due by Friday, October 20, 2006. A $15.00 late straight NL Central title, main- fee will be added after the tained a 5 1/2-game division lead 10/20/06 deadline. Absolutely over second-place Cincinnati. It NO registration will be accepted was the most runs for the Cardinals after 10/27/06. since they beat San Diego 15-5 on Practices will begin in November. The Youth Basketball May 8, 2005. League games will run from Rolen, 1-for-11 in his previous January through March 2007. For three games, hit a three-run homer this program to be successful we in the first off Brad Hennessey (5- need enthusiastic volunteer 5), an emergency starter after Jason coaches and team sponsors. For more information, please call Schmidt had a tight back. 463-6714. Rolen added a solo shot against in the sixth, giving him 21 homers UHS Booster Club and putting the Cardinals ahead 7- 2. He added a bases-loaded double meeting Sept. 18 off Billy Sadler in a seven-run sixth Monday, Sept. 18 at 5:30 p.m. that boosted the lead to 13-2. there will be a UHS athletic Rolen had his 19th multihomer booster meeting in the career game, his first since Aug. 15, 2004, center, located in the “A” at Atlanta. Building. The agenda will include discussion of the upcoming din- His previous career high for ner auction to be held Oct. 2. RBIs was six against Pittsburgh in on Aug. 19, 2003. Duncan hit a solo homer in the Times changed for first, a two-run homer in the second SAL Boxing in and walked with the bases loaded September in the sixth, giving him four RBIs. It was the second multihomer game Hours for SAL Boxing will be changed for the month of for Duncan, who also went deep September. twice Aug. 10 at Cincinnati. Effective immediately the new Albert Pujols had a two-run sin- hours will be Tuesday at 5:30 gle, giving him 122 RBIs. p.m. The cost is still only $5 for Jeff Suppan (12-7) allowed three the whole year and classes are ongoing at the Redwood Health runs and eight hits in seven innings, Club. To join SAL Boxing you striking out six. must fill out SAL paperwork and He is 6-2 with a 2.30 ERA since have a parental signature if you ANG Photo the All-Star break and is 3-0 in six are under 18. The class is a mix Oakland’s Esteban Loaiza delivers a pitch Friday in Oakland durng the A’s 4-2 win over the starts since losing to Pittsburgh 7-1 of all levels and ages and you are Chicago White Sox. It was Loaiza’s fourth straight outstanding home start. encouraged to join boxing if you on Aug. 11. want to seriously study boxing or By GREG BEACHAM Oakland also maintained its five- touted Garland’s candidacy for the Hennessey allowed six runs and just want a good workout. The Associated Press game lead over Los Angeles in the AL Cy Young Award before the five hits in two innings, dropping to AKLAND — Esteban AL West. game, but his ace right-hander, who 0-3 with a 10.70 ERA in his last Free karate program Loaiza outpitched Jon The White Sox remained two was 13-1 since June 8, never got five starts. to be held at RHC O Garland with seven innings games behind Minnesota, which lost comfortable in chilly Oakland. Pedro Feliz homered in the sev- of three-hit ball, and the Oakland to Cleveland, in the wild-card race. Loaiza (10-8) was outstanding in enth for San Francisco. He has 22 The Sheriff’s Youth Activities Athletics opened a key homestand Chicago also dropped four games his first start against the White Sox this season, tying his career best, Karate Program (Fall version) is with a 4-2 victory over the Chicago behind Detroit in the AL Central since leaving the club after the 2004 set in 2004. teaching free youth, teen, and White Sox on Friday night. chase. season. He retired 16 of Chicago’s Notes: Rolen’s home run was his adult karate programs at the Garland (17-5) lost for just the first 17 batters, yielding only Rob Redwood Health Club in Ukiah Marco Scutaro had a career-high first since Aug. 23 at New York. ... on Wednesday nights starting at four hits and Mark Kotsay hit a run- second time in 17 starts, yielding Mackowiak’s solo homer in the Hennessey lasted just one inning 5:30 p.m. and on Sunday after- scoring triple as the first-place A’s nine hits and three runs in 5 2-3 third, and escaped his only jam in the against the Los Angeles Dodgers noons starting at 2 p.m. for ages produced just enough offense to rocky innings — his shortest start sixth with just one run allowed. on Aug. 19, allowing seven runs 6 years old and above. back Loaiza’s fourth straight out- since July 29. and seven hits. ... The Cardinals are Registration is available at the Chicago manager Ozzie Guillen See LOAIZA, Page 7 class. SAL membership/insur- standing start at the Coliseum. 21-9 vs. the NL West. ance fees are five dollars annual- ly. You do not have to be a mem- ber of the RHC to participate. For COLLEGE FOOTBALL more information call the RHC at 468-0441 or 376-4419. Also for more information, call Sensei Mike Tobin at 354-0565. Stanford enters new stadium with 0-2 mark

To place an announcement in Last week’s road loss to San Jose State label on that as a must-win situation.” Fullback the “Community Sports Digest,” was supposed to be home opener Stanford (0-2) began the $90 million renovation Nick contact The Ukiah Daily Journal project last November, immediately after the Frank’s Sports Department by phone at team’s season-finale against Notre Dame. football 468-3518.You may also mail your By JOSH DUBOW In February, Stanford moved its Sept. 9 home career is listing to 590 S. School Street, The Associated Press Ukiah, Calif., 95482, e-mail it to opener against San Jose State to the road to allow over after [email protected], or fax it to STANFORD — Good thing Stanford has a ren- extra time to finish everything, making the game being us at 468-3544. Because the ovated stadium to show off to its fans for its home against Navy (2-0) the home opener. diagnosed “Community Sports Digest” is a opener against Navy on Saturday night. That’s “I hope we can make it a memorable event,” with a FREE service, no guarantees because what the Cardinal have shown on the field Navy coach Paul Johnson said. “I’m sure if they spine can be made on the frequency of in two losses to open the season hasn’t looked very a listing’s appearance in The watched us on tape they hand-picked us. Anybody problem. Daily Journal. To assure your good. that puts the ball on the ground that much, I bet event maximum publicity, please “The stadium means more than what we’ve they can’t wait for us to roll in to town.” contact either our classified (468- been going through this season,” safety Trevor The venue looks like its old self from the out- 3535) or display advertising (468- Hooper said. “It’s not just for ourselves to get back side, and the dirt in the middle of the field is the 3510) departments. on track but for all the people who support us and helped build the stadium so quickly. I’d put the See STANFORD, Page 7 ANG Photo THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL SPORTS SATURDAY, SEPT. 16, 2006 – 7 Thornton, Cheechoo PREP TENNIS Ukiah blanks Elsie Allen ready to mix it up again The Daily Journal No. 1 Jennie Evans, 6-0. 6-0. Mathis teamed up to defeat The Ukiah girls tennis team No. 2 singles player Hayley Amber Michnick and Kamal By GREG BEACHAM notched its second win of the Milovina defeated Elsie’s Kaur 6-0, 6-3. The Associated Press season Thursday with a 7-0 Mary McGinley, 6-1, 6-2. Ukiah’s No. 2 doubles team SAN JOSE — Just a few road win over Elsie Allen. No. 3 singles, Nikki of Katy Wong and Simone minutes into the San Jose All of the matches were Pardini, defeated Raichill Mata and the No. 3 doubles Sharks’ first scrimmage of won in straight sets, with no Norgrove 6-2, 6-1, and No. 4 team of Lauren House and training camp, Joe Thornton Ukiah players giving up more singles player Jena Mayfield Ally Yanez won by default. already had Jonathan than three games. won against Alysa Collins, 6- The Wildcats are now 2-1 Cheechoo in his sights. Leading the Wildcats was 0, 6-0. with their next match on the The reigning NHL Most No. 1 singles player Jessica In doubles play, Ukiah’s road against Piner Monday. Valuable Player’s chemistry Kim, who dominated Elsie Lindsay Werra and Maggie Matches start at 4 p.m. with the league’s top goal- scorer apparently hasn’t waned since the Sharks were AL ROUNDUP knocked out of the second round of the playoffs. Playing together on a line with new- comer Mark Bell, Thornton repeatedly found Cheechoo Detroit gains ground for shot after shot Friday despite their teammates’ best The Associated Press players suspended for their The Twins tied it with a defensive efforts. DETROIT — Magglio parts in on-field incidents in two-run ninth, a rally that kept “Cheech was hitting every- Ordonez hit a two-run homer games between the Angels starter Johan Santana unbeat- thing but the back of the net,” in an eight-run fourth inning, and Rangers on Aug. 15-16. en since July 9. However, coach Ron Wilson said. “It’s Brandon Inge added a grand important that we create The Angels moved within 6 Minnesota’s top-notch chemistry, and get it early. slam in the sixth and Detroit 1/2 games of Minnesota in the bullpen couldn’t close it and We’ve got to get them up to boosted its AL Central lead to AL wild-card race as the the Twins fell to 12-1 in speed, because they’ve got a two games with a 17-2 victory Twins lost 5-4 to Cleveland in games Santana has started new guy.” over Baltimore on Friday 10 innings. since the All-Star break. A morning practice and the night. Guerrero’s homer was the Gutierrez opened the ninth lively scrimmage were a great Detroit, which had 19 hits, only hit Francisco allowed in against Pat Neshek (4-2) with start to camp for a team that scored more runs against the his one inning. a double off the wall in believes it can contend for the Orioles than the Tigers totaled Adam Kennedy went 3-for- straightaway center and Stanley Cup — and a neces- File photo in their previous six games 4 for the Angels and broke up Dennys Reyes, a left-hander, sary jump-start for a club that San Jose’s Joe Thornton is the reigning NHL MVP. combined. Carlos Guillen and a scoreless game with a ninth- came on and struck out Grady started slowly last season. Sean Casey both had two hits inning RBI single off reliever Sizemore. After winning all seven of the playoffs all the way,” the last season. With most defens- in the fourth inning, and Akinori Otsuka. Casey Blake was walked to its exhibition games last fall, easygoing Thornton said in es’ top pairings focused on Guillen scored twice. The Rangers tied it in the set up a possible double play San Jose stumbled to an 8-12- the Sharks’ locker room while stopping San Jose’s top line, The Tigers entered with 17 bottom of the inning on Hank against the slow-footed 4 record and a 10-game win- wearing a black velour Sharks Marleau should have a chance losses in 25 games and the Blalock’s RBI double. Carlos Martinez, who was 0-for-10 in less streak before acquiring robe with “Jumbo” stitched on to improve on his career-best division lead, which was 10 Lee doubled with two outs off his career against Reyes. Thornton from Boston on the lapel. 86 points last season. games before play on Aug. 8, Francisco Rodriguez, the However, a wild pitch Nov. 30. The Sharks had one “This year we don’t have to “I don’t want to jinx it too was down to one game over major league saves leader advanced the runners, and of the NHL’s best records wear ourselves out by April. much,” said Marleau, who is second-place Minnesota. But with 42. Blalock’s double Martinez was put on. Jesse from that point forward, going Cheech worked hard in the no longer Bernier’s landlord the Twins lost to Cleveland 5- handed Rodriguez his fourth Crain came on and Garko, 36-15-7 and steaming into the offseason, and so did Bellsy. after allowing the 21-year-old 4 in 10 innings. blown save of the season. who homered in the first, hit a playoffs while Thornton and We’re not going to catch any- wing to crash with him last Baltimore allowed its most Angels rookie Jered hard hopper toward center Cheechoo became the body by surprise, but we’ll season. “But any time you get runs since an 18-5 defeat to Weaver took a no-hitter into that was backhanded by sec- league’s most prolific scoring just keep working hard and to play with linemates and the New York Yankees on the sixth inning but Gary ond baseman Luis Castillo, duo. pushing each other.” stick together for a while, the May 27, 2004, and lost for the Matthews Jr. broke it up with who flipped to Jason Bartlett But they ran out of steam in Wilson already has better off you are.” 13th time in 17 games. a one-out double. Weaver, for the force. However, the postseason against grouped his players into tenta- Wilson is hoping to settle Angels 2, Rangers 1, 11 who allowed just the one hit in Bartlett’s throw to first was Edmonton, done in by bad tive line combinations and on a gritty trio of two-way for- innings seven innings, matched a off the bag, and Gutierrez bounces, poor penalty-killing defensive pairings beyond his wards to form a “shutdown ARLINGTON, Texas (AP) career high with nine strike- scored and an overall lack of playoff vaunted first-line trio with line,” likely including Curtis — Vladimir Guerrero home- outs. Blue Jays 5, Devil Rays toughness that wasn’t surpris- Bell replacing Nils Ekman, Brown and Ville Nieminen. red leading off the 11th inning Texas starter Robinson 4, 10 innings ing from such a young roster. traded to Pittsburgh. With 10 forwards already Friday night to give the Los Tejeda allowed five hits in TORONTO (AP) — Aaron The Sharks don’t want any Captain Patrick Marleau near-certain to make the open- Angeles Angels a 2-1 victory seven innings and struck out Hill hit a two-run homer in the excuses next spring, however. centered youngsters Milan ing-night roster, competition over the Texas Rangers. four. 10th to give Toronto the victo- “I came in on Dec. 1, and it Michalek and Steve Bernier in will be fierce for the final few Guerrero hit the second was just a dogfight to get into the scrimmage, just as he did spots. Matthews’ double was the ry. The Blue Jays rallied from pitch from Frank Francisco Rangers’ 331st this season, a 3-1 deficit in the ninth and a (0-1) into the left field seats breaking the club record of 4-3 deficit in the 10th. Gregg for his 29th homer of the sea- 330 set in 2000.. Zaun led off the 10th with a State on the way to a 35-34 defense than we’ve shown. son and 100th in his three sea- Indians 5, Twins 4, 10 single and Hill, who was 4- defeat. The key is playing really sons with the Angels. innings for-4 with three runs, fol- Stanford “We have to respond for sound defense.” Brendan Donnelly (5-0), CLEVELAND (AP) — lowed with a two-run shot off returning after a four-game Rookie Ryan Garko’s bouncer Seth McClung (5-13). Continued from Page 6 our team morale; 0-3 would Stanford will be without be even a bigger hole to work two offensive starters. suspension, pitched two per- scored Franklin Gutierrez The Devil Rays had taken a same — but otherwise there’s out of,” running back Anthony Receiver Mark Bradford is fect innings for the victory. from third in the 10th inning 4-3 lead in the 10th on a wild little resemblance of the for- Kimble said. “I’m shocked sidelined indefinitely with Donnelly was one of five to give Cleveland the win. pitch by B.J. Ryan (2-2). mer stadium. and disappointed. You never torn ligaments in his right The number of seats has want to be 0-2, and not the foot. Bradford caught nine been decreased from 85,500 way we’ve lost. We got blown passes for 105 yards in the to 50,000 to make for a more out in the first game and then opener. Freshman Richard intimate setting. Fans will be lost a heartbreaker. For me, Sherman is expected to start Dodgers defeat Padres closer to the field, which losing is always personal and I against Navy. Stanford officials believe will hope everybody takes it per- Fullback Nick Frank was By KEN PETERS came all the way home from off Alan Embree. make for an increased home- sonally.” diagnosed this week with a The Associated Press first. Lugo followed with a The Maddux-Wells field advantage. The Cardinal have had par- narrowing of a vertebra in his LOS ANGELES — Greg bloop single to right. matchup was their first in a “I’m hoping and praying it ticular trouble against the run spine, an injury that will end Maddux, as masterful as he Right fielder Giles had a regular-season contest. In the really makes a difference in in its first two games, allow- his football career. was in his prime, no-hit San shot at cutting Drew down at 1995 NLCS, Maddux earned the way we play and execute,” ing 298 yards on the ground to There will be something Diego through the first 6 1-3 the plate, but his throw was up the win for the Atlanta Braves coach Walt Harris said. “I told Oregon and 342 against San else missing for the game: the innings, and the Los Angeles the third base line so catcher by holding Cincinnati to one a group here earlier that Jose State. The problems on Stanford marching band. The Dodgers beat the Padres 3-1 Mike Piazza had no chance to run over eight innings in a 5-2 everybody is required to be defense were to be expected school said this week the band Friday night to build their NL make a tag. victory. hoarse when the game is over. after losing 10 starters from will not be allowed to perform West lead to 1 1/2 games. Los Angeles added a run in Wells took the loss after I would like to think the last year’s team and adjusting at any athletic events this J.D. Drew had an RBI dou- the seventh on a sacrifice fly giving up three runs in six crowd is going to make a huge to new coordinator A.J. month because members van- ble off David Wells in the by pinch-hitter Olmedo Saenz innings. difference in the outcome of Christoff. dalized their rehearsal trailer fourth inning, and Julio Lugo the game. I hope we can Navy, which runs the in July with spray paint and singled Drew home to stake invigorate the crowd.” triple-option offense, is aver- sledgehammers. Maddux to a 2-0 lead in the Youth Stanford, in its second sea- aging 335.5 yards rushing per The band, known for opening contest of a crucial DOWNTOWN son under Harris, hoped to game in wins against East eschewing formal marching four-game series against the & Adult give its fans on-field results to Carolina and Massachusetts, formations, has been disci- second-place Padres — their K-TOWN 3 on 3 cheer as well as the stadium. providing a tough test for plined in the past for a number last meetings of the season. Divisions But the Cardinal got off to a Stanford’s run defense. of embarrassing offenses, The win was only the BASKETBALL CHALLENGE rough start and need a quick “We’ve been in position to such as urinating on a football Dodgers’ fourth in 15 games Kelseyville, CA turnaround if they want to stop the run. We’re just not field, getting rowdy during a against the Padres this year, avoid a fifth straight losing doing it,” Hooper said. “Navy road trip and having a band and their first in six contests at October 7th 2006 season. has a great scheme for any member dress up as a nun and Dodger Stadium. They lost the opener 48-10 team to defend. It will be a conducting with a crucifix With the loss, San Diego’s Register Online at Oregon and then blew a 34- challenge for us to step up and during a game against Notre NL wild-card lead was cut to Deadline: September 29th 14 lead last week at San Jose show we’re better in run Dame, a Catholic university. 1 1/2 games over Philadelphia. www.downtownktown.com The 40-year-old Maddux (13-13) allowed three walks Or Call: (707) 279-1730 low starters Joe Blanton and The A’s put at least one run- before Brian Giles singled to For Registration Information Dan Haren have 10 wins ner in scoring position in each Loaiza right to break up the no-hitter All proceeds to benefit Kelseyville High athletic and music programs apiece since June 8 — and of Garland’s last five innings. with one out in the seventh. Continued from Page 6 Barry Zito, who has nine wins Garland left with his head Maddux pitched seven in that span, could join them down in the sixth after two Joe Kennedy and Justin shutout innings, walked three with a victory Saturday. more Oakland hits. and struck out one in earning PRE-APPROVAL Duchscherer struck out the Loaiza retired Chicago’s Notes: Frank Thomas’ sec- side in the eighth, and Huston his 331st career victory. first seven hitters before ond-inning double against his Takashi Saito pitched a per- Street pitched the ninth for his Mackowiak’s homer. Oakland former team was the 952nd A complimentary pre-approval 33rd save in 41 chances. fect ninth for his 19th save in tied it later in the third inning extra-base hit of his career, 21 chances. 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NFL COLLEGE FOOTBALL PREP SOCCER Bush USC, Nebraska meet up Lee leads Potter denies for first time since 1970 Valley to win By JOHN NADEL The Daily Journal head coach John Lopez. The Associated Press POTTER VALLEY – The “She tries hard and is always reports LOS ANGELES — Potter Valley girls soccer improving.” Nebraska is shooting for a team improved to 5-1 in Shanelle Vonfeldt added return to elite status. North Coast League II play the Bearcats final goal in the The Associated Press Friday with a 3-1 win over second half. Lee played LOS ANGELES — New Southern California hopes to stay there. One faces a set- Calistoga. goalie in the second half Orleans Saints running back The Bearcats fell behind after Whitney Vonfeldt Reggie Bush and his family back Saturday night. The 19th-ranked 1-0 early in the first half manned the net in the first appear to have accepted gifts, before two late goals by half. money and other benefits Cornhuskers face No. 4 USC at the Coliseum, where the Dawny Lee gave Potter The Bearcats return to worth more than $100,000 Valley a 2-1 halftime lead. action Wednesday, hosting from two marketing agents Trojans have won a school- record 27 straight games. It “Dawny has been doing Rincon Valley. Game time is while the Heisman Trophy well,” said Potter Valley 4:30 p.m. winner was still playing at will be just the third game Southern California, accord- between two of college foot- ball’s most decorated pro- ing to a report posted PREP FOOTBALL Thursday on Yahoo.com. grams and the first since After practice Friday, Bush 1970. responded to questions about “This is a big, exciting the report much the same as time for us coming home,” File photo Vacaville Christian he did when the allegations of Trojans coach Pete Carroll Nebraska starting quarterback Zac Taylor has led improper benefits first were said. “There is a great the Huskers to a 2-0 start and a No. 19 ranking. reported earlier this year. buildup and it’s a great event tops Bearcats “I’m not worried about any for us, particularly since we When it comes to history, back and a stable of six tail- have such an extraordinary few programs can match backs who might play includ- The Daily Journal head coach Fred Austin. “We of these allegations or any- POTTER VALLEY – thing like that,” he said. opponent. I know this is a USC and Nebraska. ing four freshmen. had a few mistakes in the great opportunity for them Nebraska ranks fourth among Making his first career Visitng Vacaville Christian third quarter and then we ran “Because I know what the handed Potter Valley its sec- truth is, like I said from day and I know they will be Division I-A schools with start after three years in the out of gas basically.” revved up and ready to go.” 796 victories and USC is program, Booty completed ond loss to start the season Montes de Oca finished one. Once the smoke clears, Friday with a convincing, everybody’s going to see we A capacity crowd of over 10th with 733. The Trojans 24 of 35 passes for 261 yards with 153 yard rushing on 16 90,000 is expected for USC’s have appeared in 44 bowl and three touchdowns at 43-7 defeat. carries. Jesse Williams inter- did nothing wrong.” The Bearcats led 7-6 after The NCAA prohibits stu- home opener, and it figures to games, winning 28, and the Arkansas. cepted a pass for Potter dent-athletes and their fami- include a significant percent- Huskers have played in 43, “He was the epitome of the first quarter on a 20-yard Valley (0-2), his second pick lies from receiving extra ben- age of red-clad Nebraska winning 22. poise in that game,” Carroll touchdown run by Rigo of the season. efits from agents or their rep- fans. USC beat the Huskers 31- said. “He’s just getting going Montes de Oca, and trailed Potter Valley travels to resentatives. Any improper Spokesman Tim Tessalone 21 at Nebraska in 1969, and here. He is just a very calm, 12-7 at halftime before Hoopa Friday. Game time is benefits could lead to NCAA said 300 people with the teams played to a 21-21 composed kid and I’d expect Vacaville exploded for 31 7:30 p.m. second half points. sanctions against USC and Nebraska zip codes pur- tie in Los Angeles the follow- that would happen again.” Vacaville Christian 43, Potter Valley 7 “We played great in the At Potter Valley retroactively cost Bush his chased USC season tickets ing year. USC’s freshmen tailbacks Vacaville Christian 6 6 18 13 – 43 college eligibility and — obviously with one game The Trojans have returned combined to gain 122 yards first half,” said Potter Valley Potter Valley 7 0 0 0 – 7 Heisman Trophy. in mind. The Huskers’ athlet- to the top since Carroll was on 24 carries. ic department received a hired as coach in 2001. Nebraska left the option Foley said officer was 4,000-ticket allotment, and They’re 49-4 during the past behind when it hired PREP SOCCER ‘trying to end my career’ when the USC ticket office four years — the best such Callahan. SAN DIEGO (AP) — began selling tickets for this four-year streak in Division The West Coast offense is Chargers linebacker Steve game, nearly 7,700 sold in I-A since the Huskers went now the Cornhuskers’ mode Lobos fall to Ukiah Foley told the off-duty police three days with 3,400 of 49-2 from 1994-97. of attack. Zac Taylor has officer who shot him at least those ordered by people with Nebraska hasn’t been the completed 41 of 56 passes Wildcats 2-1 in North lead. three times, “You’re trying to Nebraska zip codes. same since Tom Osborne for 489 yards and seven Bay League, host Goals by Victory Ceja end my career, man,” accord- And, of course, there are retired in 1997 with a 255- touchdowns, and Marlon and then Jose Cardenas off a ing to a sheriff’s department other ways to find tickets at 49-3 record. Frank Solich Lucky, Glenn Cody and C. Newman Tuesday free kick pass from Omar report obtained Friday by The the last minute. had some success in six years Kenny Wilson have com- Alatorre sealed the win for Associated Press. “I think it’s great that the at the helm with a 58-19 bined to rush for 443 yards The Daily Journal the Wildcats. Foley made the comment Nebraska people support the mark, but that wasn’t deemed on 79 carries. The Ukiah boys soccer “I was very pleased with after he was shot Sept. 3 out- program the way they do,” to be enough. The Huskers It’s hard not to think about team improved to 5-2 overall the way we played,” said side his home by second-year third-year coach Bill are 15-10 under Callahan, but the past when Nebraska and and 2-1 in North Bay League Ukiah head coach Paul officer Aaron Mansker. Callahan said. “For the peo- won their final three games USC are involved. At least play Thursday with a 4-2 Catinella. “We were consis- Mansker has since been put ple who don’t know anything last season and first two this for some. win over Elsie Allen. tent, smart, and it was clear- on paid administrative leave. about Nebraska, the fans, year. “Ten years from now, I The Lobos jumped out to ly a team effort. Foley said, “You shot me they live and die with this “We’re still a ways away, might say, ‘We played a 1-0 lead on the first of two “Omar’s pass on the free in the knee,” but continued program. And I mean it.” but we’re making great Nebraska.’ (But) it doesn’t goals by Angelo Huerta, but kick was perfect, and Jose approaching Mansker, who The Huskers (2-0) have strides, and Saturday will be give us any extra motiva- Ukiah tied it at 1-1 on a goal put it in the back of the net.” shot at least three more outscored the opposition a test of where we’re at,” tion,” USC defensive end by Andy Walker. Adam rounds at Foley before the Ukiah returns to action 105-17, but Louisiana Tech Callahan said. Lawrence Jackson said. “If Koozer scored on a low player “went down” and fell and Nicholls State aren’t in With the likes of Matt they had a football field on against defending NBL unconscious, according to the USC’s class. The Trojans (1- Leinart, Reggie Bush and Mars, we’d play there. We cross pass from Jonathan champion Cardinal Newman police report 0) opened with a 50-14 victo- LenDale White now rookies have things we want to get Dominguez for a 2-1 Ukiah Tuesday in Santa Rosa. ry at Arkansas two weeks in the NFL, the Trojans have done. It doesn’t matter who it Chargers DE Olshansky ago. John David Booty at quarter- is.” to miss Titans game SAN DIEGO (AP) — Chargers defensive end Igor Olshansky will miss San Diego’s home opener Sunday Angels win in 11 innings against the Tennessee Titans because of a sprained left The Associated Press the AL wild-card race as the seven innings and struck out knee. ARLINGTON, Texas — He was injured early in Twins lost 5-4 to Cleveland four. Tejeda has pitched into The Texas Rangers couldn’t in 10 innings. the seventh in each of his last Monday night’s 27-0 win shut down Vladimir Guerrero Camper Shells • California Built over the Oakland Raiders. Guerrero’s homer was the three starts, sending signs to for two straight games. only hit Francisco allowed in the Rangers’ front office that Olshansky did some indi- Guerrero homered leading vidual work on the sidelines his one inning. he can compete for a rotation Lakeport Camper off the 11th inning Friday Adam Kennedy went 3- spot next season. Friday while wearing a brace, night to give the Los Angeles but has yet to return to team for-4 for the Angels and “I had a great game but 12 years of professional drills. Jacques Cesaire, a four- Angels a 2-1 victory over the broke up a scoreless game I’m disappointed we didn’t year pro with 17 career starts, Rangers. with a ninth-inning RBI sin- win,” Tejeda said. “I need to SERVICE will start for Olshansky. Texas held Guerrero to a gle off reliever Akinori keep doing what I’m doing Monday - Friday 8am - 5pm •263-7755 rare 0-for-4 in the series Otsuka. and keep getting better.” opener on Thursday night, The Rangers tied it in the snapping the outfielder’s bottom of the inning on Hank J.V. SOCCER streak of hitting safely in his Blalock’s RBI double. Carlos first 24 career road games Lee doubled with two outs against the Rangers. off Francisco Rodriguez, the Ukiah But with the game tied at 1 major league saves leader A Perfect Pair! on Friday night, Guerrero with 42. Blalock’s double girls lose lofted an 0-1 changeup from handed Rodriguez his fourth Frank Francisco (0-1) into blown save of the season. The Ukiah Daily Journal presents A Member of the Select TV Network the left field seats for his 29th Rodriguez had a streak of homer of the season and 30 scoreless innings snapped. two close 100th in his three years with “It’s going to happen,” ON TV Mendocino County June 11 - 17, 2006 the Angels. Angels rookie starter Jered Local Listings “Vlad gave us a huge lift Weaver said of Rodriguez’s games tonight with his home run,” blown save. “He’s human. The Daily Journal Angels manager Mike But he’ll bounce back.” ‘Light’ LAKEPORT – The Ukiah Scioscia said. Weaver took a no-hitter junior varsity girls soccer Guerrero, who went 2-for- into the sixth inning but Gary shines team went on the road 5, has 18 of his 334 career Matthews Jr. broke it up with Thursday to Lakeport, falling homers against Texas. a one-out double. Weaver, on PBS to the Clearlake J.V., 2-0. Guerrero does not speak to who allowed just the one hit Katie Clarke stars in the media. in seven innings, matched a “The Light in the Piazza,” “We felt like we dominated airing Thursday on PBS’ the balls tonight,” said J.V. “We held him in check for career high with nine strike- “Live From Lincoln Center.” coach Bob Mahaffey. most of two nights, but he outs. “Clearlake just got one goal hurt us there at the end,” The Angels have won 10 in each half and that was it.” Rangers manager Buck of their last 13, but their Showalter said. “There’s no offense continues to struggle. The Wildcats managed to NO PAYMENTS & NO INTEREST FOR 18 MONTHS* peel off 20 shots on goalin the one way to pitch him.” Los Angeles has scored four • Televisions: Plasma, LCD, DLP, CRT, and more. 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Friends of the Library Book Ray Madrigal, Commander of the California available with proof of qualified Public Highway Patrol is the Celebrity Scooper with Assistance such as; Medical, SSI, or a food COMMUNITY BRIEFS Sale set for Sept. 22 to 24 Eric Larson acting as M.C. and regulars stamps card Along with an identification card The annual Ukiah Valley Friends of the Dolores Carrick and Russ Johnson will provide such as a driver’s license. For more informa- Library Book Sale will be held Sept. 22 to 24 music. tion, call 456-4427 Local entertainers needed at the Veterans’ Memorial Building, 293 All costs for the social are donated by at this year’s Pumpkinfest Seminary Ave. (corner of Oak and Seminary) Safeway Stores, Kathy Davidson, Star’s Food bank needs volunteers Friday, Sept 22, from 4 to 7 p.m. Entrance on Restaurant, John Bogner, Gary Nix, Inez for food distribution The City of Ukiah Community Services this day is for members only, but interested Hosea, Floyd Knox, Pat Nicholson and several Department would like to announce that the parties may join at the door. seniors. Profits from the Social help fund The local food bank is in need of volunteers Pumpkinfest Committee is looking for local The sale is open to the public on Saturday Center activities. to work during its distribution days on entertainment for the Stnadly Street Children’s and Sunday. The Saturday hours are 10 a.m. to Windmill Restaurant offers a door prize of Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Stage. Pumpkinfest is set to take place Oct. 14 4 p.m.; Sunday hours are 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. On two breakfasts (four total) and an anonymous Saturday from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. generally. and 15. For more informatoin, call Judy Sunday, select a bag full of books and pay only donor offers $50 cash every month from Magic Anyone with spare time to donate to this wor- Pruden at 462-4945. $3. Red Tickets selling six for $5. The Center thrift thy cause can call Marcy or Burton at 462- store has a special table of discounted jewelry 8879 x 120. The food bank is also in need of a Many kinds of books are available, includ- volunteer driver. La Bodega III/Wine Cellar III ing children’s books and a selection of col- just for the Social. lectible and unusual books. Proceeds from the For more information, call Nancy at 485- Extravaganza coming soon sale help to pay for new books and materials 5231 or to become a member (all ages) call Bicycle helmets for $8 Nuestra Casa and Parducci Wine Cellars are for the Ukiah Library. 462-4343. available from Department planning for their La Bodega III / Wine Cellar III -- Extravaganza to be held at Parducci Wine 16th annual UVAH golf tour- Ukiah Senior Center to hold of Public Health Cellars tasting room, Saturday, Oct. 21 from 3 annual meeting on Sept. 28 The Mendocino County Department of to 7 p.m. This event is the culmination of a raf- ney set for Saturday, Sept. 23 Public Health is still distributing bicycle hel- fle ticket sale which offers purchasers of a tick- The 16th annual UVAH Scramble Golf The annual meeting of the Ukiah Senior mets for $8 per helmet. The fittings for the hel- et the opportunity to win either a large rack or Tournament sponsored by NorCoast Life Center will be held on Sept. 28, at 4 p.m. in mets will take place at the Department of a number of smaller racks filled with wine Insurance Agency, Full Spectrum Properties, Bartlett Hall located at 497 Leslie St., Ukiah, Public Health, located at 1120 S. Dora by from Mendocino County and the surrounding Savings Bank of Mendocino County and Ken CA. There will be a discussion of general busi- appointment only, while supplies last. For areas. Participants need not be present to win. Fowler Auto Center will be held at the Ukiah ness and the announcement of new members of more information, contact Guadalupe Chavez All proceeds from the ticket sales go to support Municipal Golf Course Saturday, Sept. 23. the Board of Directors. For more information, or Tod Harrison at 472-2694. services and programs provided by Nuestra This four-person scramble will start at 9 a.m. call 462-4343. Casa to the local Latino community and many There are great hole-in-one prizes being Redwood Valley Weight others. provided by the courtesy of Ken Fowler Auto UHS to hold dinner, auction The purchase of raffle tickets includes par- Center. Team prizes include gift certificates for for Athletic Booster Club Watchers losing pounds ticipants in the raffle as well as entry into the rounds of golf at Little River and Tayman Park Redwood Valley Weight Watchers group dining and wine tasting event. Ticket holders in Healdsburg for each member of the first, Once again the Ukiah High School Athletic lost a total of 984 pounds in 36 weeks. They also be provided with two mini raffle tickets second and third place men’s and women’s Booster Club is having its annual fund raiser meet at the Redwood Valley Cafe and are host- and a commemorative La Bodega III wine teams. There are other prizes for the closest to on Monday, Oct. 2 at the Broiler Steak House. ed by Redwood Valley Fitness on 9620 N. glass. the hole and the longest drive on various holes. They have always been appreciative of the State St. Their leader is Laurel of Ukiah Weight Raffle tickets are $40 each and can be pur- TIlls year we are also inviting youth teams donations made by our local businesses and Watchers. For more information, call 485- chased through Nuestr a Casa, 487 N. State St. and are looking for businesses to sponsor the community in support of their program. This 5696. in Ukiah and the Mendocino Book Company teams and/or their prizes. year, in an effort to offer additional opportuni- on School Street in Ukiah. There will be event All proceeds benefit the Ukiah Valley ties for bidders at the auction, they are hoping and mini-raffle tickets available at the door for Association for Habilitation, a non-profit that businesses or community members might Project Sanctuary accepting $20. agency. UVAH serves over 100 adults with dis- have vacation homes, concert or game tickets applications for fall training For more information, call Nuestra Casa at or other large items available to donate to the abilities daily in Willits and Ukiah. Those who Project Sanctuary, an emergency shelter and 463-8181 or Santiago Simental at 272-2594. would like to sponsor a team, golf or be a hole auction. This will not only make the evening more exciting, but it should also boost the total resource center for victims of domestic vio- sponsor for the event, contact Pam Jensen at monies made for the Athletic Booster Club, lence and sexual assault, is accepting applica- Kasas 4 Kids needs help 468-8824. which in turn will help purchase uniforms and tions for the Fall 2006 volunteer training. from the community To be guaranteed the right sized stylish golf awards for our students. Volunteers are essential to the operation of shirt with embroidered logo, teams must sign To donate prizes or to purchase tickets to Project Sanctuary and provide additional Kases 4 Kids is in dire need of new or gen- up today. A donation of $60 includes green fees attend the dinner/auction, contact Sheryl staffing for the program’s 24-hour crisis line. tly used backpacks for use by the Mendocino and a barbecue dinner on the clubhouse deck Graves at 462-4023 or Valerie Jackson at 468- In preparation for becoming a crisis worker, County Child’s Support Services to give to the following the tournament. 9085. 80-hours of comprehensive training is offered children in their Foster Care Program. according to state guidelines. Those complet- Kases 4 Kids is a project of the Redwood 19th annual Russian River County Animal Care ing the program will receive State Certification Empire Lions Club. The club gathers back- Watershed Cleanup as a Project Sanctuary Crisis Counselor, spe- packs, outfits them with personal care and and Control to hold clinics cializing in the area of domestic violence and school related items to be given to the Foster set for Saturday, Sept. 23 Mendocino County Animal Care and sexual assault. kids. In the past the only thing the Department The nineteenth annual Russian River Control will hold vaccinations and licensing The training will begin Wednesday, Sept. 27 had to put the children’s goods in were black clinics on two consecutive Saturdays; Oct. 7 and continue through Feb. 7, and applications plastic bags. Watershed Cleanup, a project of the Sonoma County Conservation Council, is scheduled for and Oct. 14 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the shel- must be returned by Sept. 20 to be considered. In 2004 the Redwood Empire Lions took on ter located at 298 Plant Road in Ukiah. There are limited positions. The volunteer this project and to date have supplied 176 Saturday Sept. 23. Community members will clean up the river between Asti and the ocean The cost of rabies vaccination will be $6. training is free of charge; however a one-year backpacks. It will soon be time to again deliv- Licensing and microchips will also be avail- commitment to the volunteer program is er more backpacks to the Department and so by canoe and by foot on Saturday. Participants able. requested after completion of training. For far the Club has used up all the packs that were in past cleanups have removed several tons of Other vaccines for cats and dogs will also be more information, call Mary at 462-9196. donated. It is hoped that this message will refuse from the river between Asti and Jenner, reach some very generous people who will dig including tires, shopping carts, water heaters down deep in their pockets and supply some and car parts. sorely needed packs. September is the month In 2005 over three hundred participants in which the local stores have the sales of helped to clean the river on Saturday and to “Back to School” merchandise, including sort trash for recycling on Sunday. This num- backpacks. ber included students from local high schools Of course, donations of money are always and Westside elementary school. very much appreciated. Kases 4 Kids is a The watershed cleanup is coordinated by the 501(c)3 Charity which means that donations Russian River Watershed Cleanup Committee. are fully tax deductible. Members of the Sequoia Paddling Club volun- For more information or to have items teer to coordinate the event, serve as trip lead- picked up, contact Marge Pardini at 463-2238. ers and area coordinators. Sponsors have included: Sonoma County Water Agency, Pacific Gas & Electric, Russian River Look Good . . . Feel Better Watershed Association, Sunrise Garbage helps women overcome Service, Empire Waste Management, West Sonoma County Disposal Service, Integrated effects of cancer treatment Waste Division of Sonoma County, River’s Sign ups are being taken now for Look Edge (formerly Trowbridge Canoe Trips), Friday October 13th Good . . . Feel Better, a free class for women Burke’s Canoes, Mendocino Glove Company whose appearance has been affected by cancer and Sequoia Paddling Club. In addition this Doors open at 4:00 pm treatments. The class offers an opportunity to event has been supported by Stewards of meet with volunteer cosmetologists and other Slavianka, the Sonoma County Sheriff’s Show starts at 6:00 pm cancer patients to learn to use styling and skin Department River Patrol Section and the State care techniques to overcome the appearance- Parks Department as well as other groups and at the related effects of chemotherapy and radiation. individuals. “On top of the very real physical and emo- To register, go to our Web site: Redwood Empire Fairgrounds tional concerns for cancer itself, the side http://www.russianrivercleanup.org or call effects of treatment can be devestating to a 577-7151. Carl Purdy Hall woman’s self-esteem,” recalls volunteer Lisa Participants will meet in Cloverdale, Mace. “In her mirror she sees someone she Healdsburg, Guerneville and Mirabel. 1055 N. State St. Ukiah doesn’t even know.” Patients have participated Volunteers are needed to coordinate the event. in Look Good . . . Feel Better call the program If interested, contact Bob Clemens by phone at Presented by an emotional lifesaver, because it returns them 887-2303 or by e-mail at to a sense or normalcy. [email protected] or Carroll Classes are free, with new sessions offered Hirsch by e-mail at [email protected]. The Ukiah on the second Monday of each month from 10 a.m. to noon at the American Cancer Society Coyote Classic Trail Run to office at 115 E. Smith St. in Ukiah. The next be held Sept. 24 DAILY JOURNAL class in on Sept. 11. For more information, 462-7642 ext. 3. The North Coast Striders and the Ukiah Valley Trail Group will host the 18th annual Tickets on sale now at running of the Coyote Classic Trail Run at 9:30 Ukiah Valley Democratic a.m. on Sept 24 at the Mesa Picnic ground at Club to meet Tuesday Lake Mendocino. The Ukiah Daily Journal The Ukiah Valley Democratic Club will The 6 -mile run is age and gender handi- capped with start times adjusted to provide a DOOR All Ticket meet Tuesday at the Washington Mutual Bank Front Office competitive finish for all participants. The run PRIZES! holders Conference Room at 6 p.m. for Reunion Picnic will feature two sections of the newly built trail 590 South School St. Ukiah CA 95482 organization and 7 p.m. for the general meet- Must be 16 receive on the east side of Lake Mendocino. Food, or older & 707-468-3500 gift bags ing. drink, and prizes will be provided after the run. For more information, call 463-3367 present to The fee is $10, $8 for NCS and UVTG mem- win and bers. Freedom from Smoking class The Mendocino Book Company series set for Sept. 20 Mendocino Ballet Dancers to 102 South School St. Ukiah CA 95482 The Public Health Department will be facil- perform at ice cream social 707-468-5940 itating the American Lung Association’s 6- Mendocino Ballet dancers, fresh from their Tickets available at the door if not sold out. week Freedom from Smoking class. The class two week European performance in southern will be on Sept. 20 from 5:30 to 7 p.m. The France and ranging in ages from 10-16, will be classes will be held at the Ukiah Public Health the featured entertainers at the Monday Sept. Major appliances provided by Department in conference room 1, located at 25 Ice Cream Social held at Bartlett Hall, 1120 S. Dora St. Ukiah Senior Center from 2:30 to 3:30 pm. For more information, contact Jennifer Cost is nominal -- for yummy ice cream, tasty Barrett at 456-3807. pies, and hot coffee -- just $1 for Center mem- Those who are unable to attend but wish to bers, $1.50 for non members. Paid members quit smoking, call the California Smokers with birthdays in September or over age 90 get Helpline at 1-800-No Butts. in free. 10 – SATURDAY, SEPT. 16, 2006 TIME OUT Editor: Richard Rosier, 468-3520 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected]

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FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE by Lynn Johnson BEETLE BAILEY by Mort Walker

DOONESBURY by Gary Trudeau HAGAR THE HORRIBLE by Dik Browne

Anne Francis (1930-), actress, is 76; Henry the rich from the poor; aid raises the needy Datebook: Saturday, Sept. 16, 2006 Louis Gates Jr. (1950-), writer/academic, is and sets him on the same level with the 56; Robin Yount (1955-), former baseball rich.” -- Eva Peron Today is the 259th day of 2006 and the In 1974, President Gerald Ford player, is 51; David Copperfield (1956-), TODAY’S FACT: Ford’s amnesty pro- 88th day of summer. announced a conditional-amnesty program illusionist, is 50. gram required that draft evaders seeking TODAY’S HISTORY: In 1920, a bomb for Vietnam War deserters and draft evaders. TODAY’S SPORTS: In 1951, Betsy clemency agree to work in public service for explosion on Wall Street killed 30 people TODAY’S BIRTHDAYS: Janis Paige Rawls won the U.S. Women’s Open golf up to two years. and injured about 100. (1922-), actress, is 84; Lauren Bacall (1924- tournament. TODAY’S MOON: Between last quarter In 1955, Argentine president Juan Peron ), actress, is 82; B.B. King (1925-), musi- TODAY’S QUOTE: “Charity separates (Sept. 14) and new moon (Sept. 22). was ousted by a military coup. cian, is 81; Peter Falk (1927-), actor, is 79;

SCORPIO (Oct. 24- if it involves your career. that could prove helpful. your toes, it could be one Nov. 22) -- Something AQUARIUS (Jan. 20- TAURUS (April 20- of those days when you ASTROGRAPH you already know will be Feb. 19) -- A blend of May 20) -- While out with can do better than usual in reinforced: Helping others enthusiasm, sincerity and friends, some idle talk financial areas. can create personal gains warmth endows you with could expose an idea that LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) By Bernice Bede Osol in the process. By going a charisma that others may be just what you’re -- Friends will be happy to out of your way for others can’t help but find attrac- looking for and something get involved in your inter- now, you’ll come out way tive. Your presence will that can be turned into ests, as long as you’re ahead. be a welcomed addition to profit. Start working on it prepared to do the same 22) -- This is not the time SAGITTARIUS (Nov. any group. right away. for them. Be a pleasant to be timid or fainthearted 23-Dec. 21) -- Your great- PISCES (Feb. 20- GEMINI (May 21- joiner as well as a leader, when pursuing an impor- est asset is your natural March 20) -- It will be June 20) -- This can be a depending on how events tant objective. Use bold ability to bring out the quite evident to your very fulfilling day, pro- dictate each occasion. strokes whenever they are best in people around you. peers that you possess the vided you’re able to con- Virgo, treat yourself to Sunday, Sept. 17, 2006 needed. This will hold true in strength and resolve they trol what you do with your LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. a birthday gift. Send for Interesting times are in more than one friendship. are sadly lacking. What own time. Try to free your Astro-Graph year- 23) -- Be careful what you CAPRICORN (Dec. they find insurmountable the offing for you in the yourself from involve- ahead predictions by year ahead. It’ll be very say and to whom you say 22-Jan. 19) -- This could will be very easy for you. ments that could hamper rewarding if you make it, because your words be an opportune time to ARIES (March 21- your independence. mailing $2 to Astro- sure that certain key areas will carry a lot of weight change something that has April 19) -- If you find CANCER (June 21- Graph, c/o this newspa- of your life always remain and will be remembered. not been working out as yourself in the company July 22) -- Heed your per, P.O. Box 167, in harmony with each Fortunately, what you well as you thought. Do of a wise friend, do more thoughts when they per- Wickliffe, OH 44092- other. espouse will be positive what is required for listening than talking. You tain to ways to make or 0167. Be sure to state VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. and constructive. improvements, especially might learn something save money. If you’re on your zodiac sign. Searching for something big? IT'S IN THE CLASSIFIEDS–468-3500 TIME OUT SATURDAY, SEPT. 16, 2006 – 11 Editor: Richard Rosier, 468-3520 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected] Puzzlers

THE LEARNING CHALLENGER by Robert Barnett

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

CHAOS GRID THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME 17 14 16 18 by Henri Arnold and Mike Argirion ASUB 12 7 19 11 Unscramble these four Jumbles, DSNN one letter to each square, 91975 ASAA to form four ordinary words. 15 9 10 20 RMDS SHAMC CLUE: INSTRUMENTS ORDER GRID 52 ©2006 Tribune Media Services, Inc. 52 All Rights Reserved.

16 52 U MAWPS 11 14 52 NS 5 52 A 52 52 52 52 52 9/16/2006 DECODED MESSAGE: TENGLE

Answers in Monday Edition © 2006 Robert Barnett www.jumble.com RAWTEY Answers to Previous Now arrange the circled letters Learning Challenger to form the surprise answer, as YOM KIPPUR & SUKKOT suggested by the above cartoon.

16 -15 -18 26 YOMK A: AND 6 2 11 -10 IPPU (Answers Monday) 12 -3 -1 1 Jumbles: GULLY CLOUT MUSKET APIECE R&SU Yesterday’s -25 25 17 -8 Answer: What the butcher’s apprentice hoped to do — KKOT MAKE THE “CUT” 9/15/2006 Mother-in-law problems require set boundaries Dear Annie: I’m a kind, thoughtful person junk behind or wake up the baby (this is com- as a mom. I want every parent to know that if and easy to get along with -- unless you’re my mon grandparent behavior). Your husband they are ever faced with the tragedy of losing a mother-in-law. This woman brings out my needs to set some boundaries. He must discuss child, whether it is stillborn or dies after birth, nails. all visits with you in advance, and she is not to they are entitled to spend as much time with Mom lives out of the area but drops by ANNIE’S MAILBOX pop in uninvited. You might also check into their child as they need to in order to say good- unexpectedly. She’ll sometimes call my hus- By Kathy Mitchell and Marcy Sugar available social services and see if there is help bye. band to inform him that she’s coming, but he for Mom. It sounds as if she may have some We have had many parents give their baby a forgets to tell me. When she visits, she stays for that I be notified of her visits in advance? mental health issues. final bath, cut a lock of hair, have pictures two or three nights, sleeps on our couch and We’re currently in the middle of a move, and Dear Annie: My husband and I are in the taken and introduce the baby to the rest of the brings along all sorts of her “treasures” (read: yesterday, she just popped up. To make matters process of purchasing a house. It seems that family. Friends of the family, please be there junk). When she leaves, she conveniently for- worse, I let her peek in on our sleeping infant every time we mention this to someone, they for them. Offer a shoulder to cry on. And it’s gets to take most of her stuff. son, and she talked to him until he woke up. ask how much it is. On the occasions that I can- OK to be quiet and let the parents talk about My MIL is currently living out of a truck Then he started crying, and it took me 30 min- not think fast enough to dodge the question, I the baby. that my husband gave her and for which she utes to get him back to sleep. end up telling them what we are paying, and No one ever plans to lose a child, and we has yet to pay us back. She lives off her Social I cannot stand how rude and disrespectful they then proceed to tell us that we’re spending need to support each other when this happens. Security. I wouldn’t mind so much if she this woman is. If I have to continue living my too much. Some of these people have not even -- A Mom Who Has Been There helped out, but she sits around playing life with her dropping by, I’m seriously con- seen the house. Dear Mom: Thank you for your heartfelt videogames, watching movies or surfing the sidering allowing some other woman to How do I politely let these people know our advice. Please know you have provided some Net. When she does make an attempt to help, I assume this burden. -- Had It in California finances are none of their business, and while I comfort today. end up spending more time undoing it. Dear Had It: Yes, of course your husband appreciate their opinion, I didn’t ask for it? -- Annie’s Mailbox is written by Kathy All this puts a huge strain on our marriage. I should tell you when Mom is planning to visit. Fed-Up Home Buyer in Kentucky Mitchell and Marcy Sugar, longtime editors of the Ann Landers column. Please e-mail your married HIM, not HER. 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660-06 PUBLIC NOTICE HELP HELP HELP HELP HELP HELP HELP 9-9,16/06 120 WANTED 120 WANTED 120 WANTED 120 WANTED 120 WANTED 120 WANTED 120 WANTED PUBLIC NOTICE 661-06 COMMERCIAL ELECTRICIAN LUBE TECHS NOTICE OF PUBLIC LIEN SALE SENIOR INSTRUCTIONAL Automotive Howard Hospital 9-9,16,23,30/06 Redwood Sawmill LINE TECHS (Business & Professions code Sec. 21700- PARA- Apprentice DRIVER Opportunities PROGRAM located in Cloverdale. ADVISORS FICTITIOUS 21707) PROFESSIONAL Technician w/class A or B SPECIALIST Experience necessa- PARTS DEPT BUSINESS NAME Notice is hereby given by the undersigned SPECIAL ED Prefer Ford expe- license, year around ● PRS Med/Surg ry. Knowledge in all positions opening in STATEMENT that a public lien sale of the following descri- Mendocino Day Treatment rience or program position, consistent contingent LVN aspects of electrical Preferred fast growing new car File No.: 2006-F0604 bed personal property will be held at the hour County Program graduate, but will hours, benefits mill maintenance. ● RN: Med/Surg PT dealership. of 11:00 a.m. on 9-21/06. Department of PT 6.5 hrs/day, 5 consider other ex- include health, THE FOLLOWING Must have good ana- days Apply on line please The sale will be conducted at Carousel Indus- Social Services days/wk, 10 mos/yr. perience. Basic retirement, holiday, PERSON(S) IS $12.74-$16.26/hr lytical problem solv- ● RN: ICU per diem thurstonautoplaza.com trial Park, 50 Carousel Ln. #20, Ukiah, CA Family and tools a necessity. vacation, etc. (ARE) DOING BUSI- AA deg or 48 ing skills. Wages ● 95482 485-7888. The items to be sold are Children’s Excellent pay and Job description RN: ER per diem MACHINE college units req’d. DOE. Benefits. ● NESS AS: generally described as follows: Clothing, fur- Services Division benefits. 401k. and application RN: ER FT night OPERATOR 2 yrs. exp. working Fax resume to ● APEX MGT. niture, and/or other household items stored Salary $1688- Dealer provides available at RN: ER PT day PRODUCTION with school-aged Ken 707-894-4632 ● 601 N. State St. by the following persons: $2052 bi-wkly ongoing training. SOLID WASTES Home Health WORKER children. BS or or apply in person at Ukiah, Ca 95482 JACOBSEN, ANDREW UNIT #B-20 Responsible for A great place OF WILLITS, INC. Aide: FT Positions available at equivalent in aca- 31401 McCray Road, ● Lorraine Fulmer GORDON, JIM UNIT #C-10 policy and proce- to work. 351 Franklin Ave., CNA: Per diem a rapidly growing demic or related Cloverdale. ● Pharmacist: BEV, CDF MENDOCINO UNIT #C-13 dure development, (707) 433-6598, Willits 459-4845 wood manufacturing 757 El Rio St. sub may be substi- PT to FT. BELL, KATRINA UNIT #R-21 developing and ask for Doug Entry level tech company: Ukiah, CA 95482 tuted for 2 yrs. exp. COOK - P/T&F/T ● CNA: Med/surg FLICKER, LINDA UNIT #G-16 conducting staff de- Miller. Sanderson Senior assisted /glassware washer. Machine Operator: This business is con- Para-educator or FT days. ACREY, STANDLEY UNIT #R-27 velopment training Ford, Healdsburg 40 + hrs/wk. Apply in Successful candidate instruct assist exp. living. Apply at ● File Clerk Medical ducted by an Individ- PIVER, DARRIN UNIT #R-32 programs, updating person at Alpha Labs will operate wood pref. 1343 S. Dora St. Records FT PM ual. The registrant ERIKSEN, RAYLEEN UNIT #S-13 reference material, 208 Mason St. Ukiah, mfg machinery and Mendocino Banking Counselor ● File Clerk Rad/ commenced to trans- JIMENEZ-YORK, JENNIFER UNIT #S-14 contract and report Ca. No phone make product County Office of F/T Member Tapestry Family HIM FT act business under MENDEZ, FREDD UNIT #B-7 development, stat- calls please changeovers. Appli- Education Service Represen- Services HowardHospital.com BARCHUS, MARIE UNIT #L-7 istical analysis and cants with manufac- the fictitious business For app packet visit tatives (Tellers) Support Counselor EXAMINERS or call 456-3105 ORELLANA, DAVID UNIT #S-2 budgetary monitor- turing/production ex- name or names listed www.mcoe.us/jobs Mendo Lake Credit to work w/children in NEEDED!! Mgt. Carousel Industrial Park ing. College degree perience and me- above on September or call Union is seeking an afterschool program Portamedic is hiring INSURANCE This notice is given in accordance with the desirable and expe- chanically inclined a 707-467-5012 outgoing individual in community & people to do life Personal Lines 1, 2006. Endorsed- provisions of Section 21700 et seq. of the rience required. plus. DEADLINE: 9/29/06 who enjoys working homes in Ukiah. insurance medical Service Support Filed on September For info call Production Worker: business & professions code of the State of with the public. cur- Req. AA, BA, MA or exams. CPT1 lic. req. needed, busy profes- 1, 2006 at the Men- 707-467-5866 Successful candidate California. rently we have a F/T MSW & exp. w/chil- for phlebotomy. 650- sional firm. Strong or go to: SUBSTITUTE will be responsible for docino County Clerks The owner reserves the right to bid at the MSR position open dren in mental 340-6169, fax communication & www.mss.ca.gov TEACHERS general manufactur- Office. sale. All purchased goods are sold “as is” and in our Ukiah branch. health or rehabilita- 650-340-6174 or clerical skills & recent to “Career NEEDED ing duties involving /s Lorraine Fulmer must be paid for in cash and removed at the Candidates with PC tive setting. $18-$21 irma.deering@ office experience Opportunities.” handling of wood and LORRAINE FULMER time of the sale. Sale subject to prior cancel- Alternative proficiency, demon- /hr depend on portamedic.com required. Some Closes 9/29/06. related materials. lation in the event of a settlement between Education strated cash han- education & exp. EXECUTIVE receptionist duty may Grading, sanding and 662-06 owner and obligated parties. Teachers dling experience Benefits. 463-3300 ASSISTANT be included. FT, M-F. checking the quality 9-9,16,23,30/06 535 of the public code. EMPLOYMENT @ $125/day and strong customer for app. packet. F/T w/busy Prop. Competitive compen- of lumber: work on FICTITIOUS and TRAINING Mendocino service skills in a Apply by 9/29/06 Mgt. firm. Must be sation & benefits. paint line, and vari- BUSINESS NAME WORKER I County Office of banking or retail en- dependable, detail Email resume to PUBLIC NOTICE ous other positions Mendocino Education vironment and bilin- Dental asst. in Willits oriented & able [email protected] STATEMENT 10 NOTICES as needed. Must have a valid gual is a +. We offer approx. 30 hrs/wk. to multi-task. File No.: 2006-F0616 683-06 County Must be able to lift POTTER VALLEY California teaching competitive salary, Experienced only. Computer skills & THE FOLLOWING 9-16,23,30,7/06 Department of 20-35 lbs. and pass HIGH SCHOOL credential, or a 30- excellent benefits, Send resume w/refer- min. 2 yrs. prev. PERSON(S) IS FICTITIOUS Social Services physical exam and REUNION day substitute per- business casual & ences to: Box 01072, office exp. req. BUSINESS NAME Job Alliance Laborers drug screen. Speak (ARE) DOING BUSI- 1965, 1966 & 1967 mit or be qualified NO Saturdays. c/o Ukiah Daily Jour- Benefit pkg. avail. Program (Swing Shift) fluent English with NESS AS: STATEMENT Committee is to apply for a 30- Send or email (jen- nal, P.O. Box 749, Applications avail Fort Bragg Only Mendocino Forest ability to follow in- 1ST CLASS DETAIL File No.: 2006-F0634 looking for day substitute per- [email protected]) Ukiah, CA 95482. REALTY WORLD Biweekly Salary Products Company, structions, read, write 301 Kunzler Ranch THE FOLLOWING the following mit (BA/BS degree Resume to Mendo DIESEL SELZER REALTY $1258-$1530 LLC Ukiah Sawmill. & oral communica- PERSON(S) IS classmates: and have passed Lake Credit Union, MECHANIC 300 E. Gobbi St., Rd. Seeking individuals Ukiah Previous laborer exp. tion. High school di- (ARE) DOING BUSI- the CBEST test). P.O. Box 1410 Excel. pay, good Ukiah, CA 95482 NESS AS: 1965 to facilitate a For an application benefits. 3 yrs. min. pref. Call 485-6882 ploma or equivalent Ukiah, CA 95482 Exp. Servers, Antonio Vega THE DRAGONS Linda Watts client’s transistion packet call exp. Good DMV EOE/ADA required. Wages Fax (707) 468-0350 Back Waiters. 475 Rio Vista Lane LAIR from public assis- 707-467-5012 or record. 462-6721 DOE. Excellent bene- Dishwasher. Landscaping/ 101 South Main St. 1966 tance to employ- email [email protected] fits. Ukiah, CA 95482 BOOKKEEPER DRIVER Exp. Bartender Carpenter’s Helper Ukiah, Ca 95482 Stephen Earl (66) ment. Exp. in voca- Continuous Please fax resume Silvestre Vega MUST HAVE EXP. CLASS C Apply in person 13401 FT. Language Skills Edith Lucas tional guidance or Recruitment to 707-459-1018 475 Rio Vista Lane Louis Glazier (66) IN BOOKKEEPING. $8/hr. Local route. S. Hwy 101 Hopland & Good Driving 204 Scott St. employment coun- EOE Attn: HR Dept. Ukiah,CA 95482 Contact Gloria, 544-3634 Fast Growing Co. Record.Small pick up Ukiah, CA 95482 seling and some Mail Order Co. 1967 David 462-8653 DRIVER deliver with opportunity for a +. 485-7829 Ruben Vega This business is con- college preferred. NCO Rural Susan Anderson in our van. Starting advancement. FT or located in Ukiah has 475 Rio Vista Lane ducted by an Individ- Gloria Baughman Full time w/benefits. Communities Child Business Office LIKE job openings for the Care Program Director $8 hr. Progressive PT positions avail. Ukiah, CA 95482 ual. The registrant James Murray Closes: 9/29/06. Manager CHILDREN? following positions: - Ukiah pay increase, + Apply Tower Mart, This business is con- commenced to trans- For info call Ukiah Convalescent Deborah Walker Program Director medical. 489-5115 180 N. Main St. This might be • Order processor act business under 707-467-5866 or is now accepting ducted by a General Denise Walker Req. a BA pref in Drycleaners Agency Willits. the job for you. • Inventory Clerk the fictitious business apply online: applications. Medi- Partnership. The Wayne Haux ECE or Child care fo- in Vallejo seeks Graveyard shift CHILDCARE • Customer Service name or names listed www.mss.ca.gov care and Medi-cal registrants com- cus, 5 yrs exp; Un- Counter & Alteration WORKING with kids, WORKERS, above on September “Career billing is pref. F/T • Bookkeeper Please call: derstand budgeting Person. Exp’d. High small homelike envi- ALL SHIFTS. menced to transact 14, 2006. Endorsed- Opportunties” with benes. offered. 472-0219 or fax Yvonne - 468-3506 for non-profit, starts Pay. 916-422-0222 ronment, good pay & F/T 4 day week. business under the Filed on September Apply at 1349 S. resume to or Star - 462-4360 at $4378-$4597/mo. or 916-599-0222 benefits. Fax resume Starting salary fictitious business 14, 2006 at the Men- Dora St., Ukiah will 472-0228 Veteran DOQ; FT, Bene incl. to 463-6957 $9.40 per hour. name or names listed docino County Clerks set up for interview. Earn Extra Services Health, Dental, Vi- On call $9 per hour. Maintenance Office. Last day to apply is Money Immediately! Guidiville Indian above on March 10, LOST & Representative Qualifications: Director P/T sion, STD-LTD, EAP, 9/25/06 P/T - Temporary Rancheria 2006.Endorsed-Filed /s Edith Lucas Apply 1343 S. 30 FOUND Mendocino 403(b), pd hol., vac & Cabinet Maker/ Set your own hours! Tutors, p/t for our Pass medical and EDITH LUCAS Dora St. on September 7, Found on Dora St 9/9 County sick lv. For appl & job Assembler for Anyone needing education center. drug exam, TB test, Mature PT living 2006 at the Mendoci- a 8 wk old Catahoula Department of desc; contact NCO Cloverdale Co. an immediate MONEY Compensation com- criminal back- assist. for recuperat- no County Clerks Of- cross. Call Humane 800-606-5550 x 302 Exp’d custom/prod. Start immediately. mensurate with ground check and Social Services ing grandfather in fice.
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or www.ncoinc.org. F/T, wage Earn a Paycheck by quals. and exp. Must have valid Cal. Salary: $2726- Talmage area. Clear /s/Antonio Vega Closes 5 pm, 9/29/06 DOE/Bnfts. delivering telephone present clean DMV Drivers license. Found- young rabbit, $3314/Monthly GREAT NEW English & reliable On the (Postmarks not ac- Apply Classic Mill directories in the with application. ANTONIO VEGA Labor day, Ukiah, Interview, counsel, MEDICAL, DENTAL, car. 463-0467 cepted) EOE 3033 Coffey Ln. Lake & Mendocino/ 462-3682 hand-raised, we cant and assist veterans VISION PKG. 680-06 Humboldt area. McDonalds has Full keep! Call to identify and/or their de- S Rosa behind gym. HAIRSTYLISTS, matching 403B 9-16,23,30-10-7/06 trail Must have a car and ESTHETICIAN, & & P/T crew positions 897-5051 pendents in the ADMIN ASST II CNA’s F/T, P/T, TSA Plan, paid holi- FICTITIOUS Student Services, insurance, be 18 yrs ASSISTANTS: avail. Apply at your Male neutered dog, preparation of days & PM’s. days & vacation, BUSINESS NAME FT +. Get paid within 48- Shag Salon & Supply Local McDonald’s lab mix, red w/ gold claims for available Great working cond. paid training’s, on 72 hours of comple- is looking for enthusi- Mendo Lake Garage STATEMENT of great eyes, approx 8 mos benefits. Current INTERPRETER Apply in person duty meals. tion of route. Plus a astic team players to Door Co. Expanding File No.: 2006-F0588 to 1 yr. black collar vacancy to cover for hearing-im- Valley View Skilled FREE Co-op Day car allowance. join a fast growing Exp. in installer/ THE FOLLOWING no tags. Found 9-12 Ukiah and Willits. paired students Nursing Center, Care Provided Clerical & warehouse salon. We offer sal- estimator w/ poss. of PERSON(S) IS deals? @ 5051 N. State St. Education and ex- 1162 S.Dora, Ukiah Apply: positions also availa- ary, commisison, pd MGMT Call 263-4830 485-8454 perience. MENDOCINO Come join our TRINITY YOUTH (ARE) DOING BUSI- ble. vac. & educatiton. No Apply by 9/29/06 COLLEGE HealthCare SERVICES Merchandising Rep NESS AS: to HR Dept. 468-3062 Specialists at CALL TODAY - phone calls please. Stop REWARD 915 W. Church St. Part Time Rep to Shaka 579 Low Gap Rd., www.mendocino.edu Home Care and START TODAY by 1252 Airport Park service existing video NO QUESTIONS Blvd. Ste. A2 to apply. or on line@ 203 S. School St. Ukiah, CA 95482 Hospice Services Ref. Job #1249/1250 dept in Albertson’s in ASKED!!! Mendocino County. 888-345-4901 Home Care Options www.trinityys.org Ukiah, Ca 95482 STOLEN 707-463-4261 All Shifts FT & PT the Ukiah Area. No Great innovative www.deliver seeks caregivers for Anthony Walsh Chihuahua w/TDD 800-735- Available!!! Live in Aid for elder- selling necessary. 2929; Job Line No experience team & benefits. phonebooks.com PT & FT & live in. Must have transpor- 371 Warren Dr “Chiquis” Call 707-459-1818 ly lady. Room, board 707-463-5424 or needed. Higher wage Directory Distributing EOE. 462-6888 tation 8-10 hrs per wk Ukiah, CA 95482 with red collar ask for & salary. Cooking, website: with experience. Associates Established co. for 21 This business is con- with heart tag Clinical Manager. Journeyman cleaning and errands with phone no. www.co.mendo This year’s seniors Education Principal Technician for local area woman. yrs. Email resume to: ducted by an Individ- RN P/T, opportu from Lake Mendo. cino.ca.us/hr. welcome. Full train- Excellent opportuni- Prefer Ford expe- Must have clean linda_packard@ Sun. 9/3 from car. nity for FT status. rience but will con- ual. The registrant Find everything ing provided. Drug ty! Plan, organize & DMV and must be videoii.com Fawn w/white back OT Part Time. sider other. Come commenced to trans- feet. Admin. Asst. Must testing required, can- supervise all func- able to pass physical  work for an Award NEW HOME you’re looking for in nabis not tested for Home Health tions for spec needs act business under Needs medical attn. have basic comput- Winning team! Ex- and drug screen SALES AGENT hire. Assist disabled Aide, F/T. CNA’s students. 5 yrs exp. the fictitious business the classifieds. 3 yr. old little girl er knowledge & may apply. in admin of a spec ed cellent pay and upon job offer. Send Ukiah, P/T, M-W, in their home and on benefits, 401k. name or names listed very sad. She can’t general office skills. program pref’d. MA reply to box 04034, Hrly + benefits. Real sleep at night and Lumber exp. helpful. outings. Call for inter- Degree in Ed & Ed Dealer provides c/o Ukiah Daily Jour- above on August Head Start Teacher ongoing training. Estate lic. req’d. New wants her doggie Salary DOE. 1 yr view. 485-5168, &/or Admin Creden- nal, P.O. Box 749, 24, 2006. Endorsed- and Sub-Teacher A great place to home sales exp. a +. back. 463-1137 485-0165 tial req’d. Must have clerical exp. Must Positions available. work! (707) Ukiah, CA 95482 Requires great or- Filed on August 24, PLEASE proven history of cur- have transportation. AUTO TECH FT Please apply or 433-6598 ask 2006 at the Mendoci- IF ANYONE SAW riculum & instruction- Loader Operator/ ganizational skills. ANYTHING RE: Apply at: Piedmont Exp. helpful but will send resume to: for Doug Miller or Water Truck Driver. Computer literacy. no County Clerks Of- al leadership. Salary bring resume to Call Today THIS DOG PLEASE Lumber 6301 N. Pinoleville Native Exp. & Class B req. E-mail resume CALL SO THIS train right person. American Head Start $85K & up DOE. Sanderson Ford fice. State St. Calpella Send reply to Box FT, year round, ben- [email protected] 468-3500 LITTLE GIRL CAN Fax 485-7893 Benefits. P.U. app. at 367 N. State St. Ste. 453 Healdsburg /s Anthony Walsh HAVE HER DOGGIE 204, Ukiah, Ca. 95482 135, The Reporter Ave. Healdsburg. efits pkg. Cold Creek with Vichy Agent in ANTHONY WALSH BACK!!!! 485-8781 575 S. State St. 707-463-1454 Vacaville, Ca 95688 Compost 485-5966 the subject line. THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL SATURDAY, SEPT. 16, 2006 -13

HELP HELP HELP APARTMENTS APARTMENTS PETS & GARAGE REC VEH MOBILES 120 WANTED 120 WANTED 120 WANTED 300 UNFURNISHED 300 UNFURNISHED 440 FURNITURE 500 SUPPLIES 590 SALES 610 CAMPING 720 FOR SALE NCO Head Start - Program Director, SOCIAL SERVICES 1&2bd Apts. availa- ‘54 Solid Cherrywood Furniture, glassware ‘93 28’ Bounder FREE 12’x56’ mobile Ukiah - PARENT Transition Age ENTHUSIASTS ble on N. Main & N. hutch w/4 drw, 2 cab. and household items Motor Home. Class home Good cond. 56’ INVOLVEMENT Youth Program: FT, WANTED ON Bush $725/$795/mo, base, 4 drw side for sale. Sun 1-4. A. 41K mi. Excl. awning & skirting. COORDINATOR l/ll Ukiah. Oversee 7 THE COAST! no pets. 462-4759 board, drp lf tb w/4 6 Cabana Ct. cond. $17,500.462- Must move. 995- Some college & exp. bed transitional living Join our team and chs, w/2 lvs, match- 8763 or 621-0802 2514 2500 Old Hwy 1bdrm, 1 bth, gar. Req. Oversee parent program for older support individuals UKIAH ing coffee tbl & 2 end HUGE! 53 Clearlake, CA laundry, no pets, involmnt svs for low homeless youth, with developmental 140 Zinfandel tbls. Good Cond. 5 family sale! Fri. Sat. 2001 30’ Dbl slide clean, $600/mo. LOOK WHAT inc families of chil- oversee/implement disabilities to live a 1bd1ba. $660 $3,000. 485-5951 & Sun. 9-4. Hshld/ Holiday Rambler 5th +dep. 605 N. State $35,500 BUYS! dren 0-5 yrs in new services for tran- good life in the com- Hud OK. Greetings! tools, clothes, toys, wheel W/D inverter, St. Calpella 485-0841 Manor Oaks Lk/Mendo Co’s. Bilin- sition age youth, es- munity NorthStar Wood computer desk I’m DEVON baby, Xmas. Too solar panels, more. Avail. 9/15 Senior Park (Ukiah) gual pref. $13.77- pecially those w/men- Services; a progres- CENTURY 21 $50 & round antique I’m a Great Dane much to list. 1881 $26k OBO 621-4001 1bdrm, 1bth, 6062 2bd2ba. Current rent 14.76/hr DOQ. Must tal health issues. sive, person centered Les Ryan Realty looking tble & 4 chrs. mix with 5 broth- Oak Grove Dr. Rwd. Class C Winnie ‘00 N. State St., Garage, $342. Cent. Ht/AC, submit NCO app: Requires BA/equiv, organization, located $150/bo. 456-1130 ers & sisters. Valley. No early birds Shalet 28f loaded, No pets, No sec 8, Property Management MARGARET NORTH 800-606-5550x302. counseling, case in beautiful Mendoci- 468-0463 We’re 5 mo. old. 100K, $15,000. obo. $600/mo, $900 Sec. Moving & Yard RW Selzer Realty Closes 5PM 9/18 management, admin- no County has open- We will be availa- 485-8246 485-1562 460 APPLIANCES Sale! Washer/dryer 467-3624 (postmark not ac- istrative exp. $14 to ings in Fort Bragg. A Upstairs 2 bdrm N/S ble for adoption USED S/S fridge. 36” TV. MOTOR- cepted). EOE $17.04 per hour, out- variety of full time 2 bd 1/5 ba TH 1 indoor cat o.k., Thurs., Sept. 7 at APPLIANCES Bdrm set. Glider. Sat. CYCLES standing benefits. and part time sched- DW, Cov. Pkg W/D avail. $1000 the Ukiah Shelter. 620 770 REAL ESTATE NCO is soliciting pro- & FURNITURE. & Sun. 8-2. 12100 Kawasaki ‘02 Vulcan Job description/ ules available. No $800.00 mo. + dep. dep. $600/mo We are 1Have equity in your posals to paint the Guaranteed. 485-1216 Main St. Potter Vly. required application similar experience is 468-5426 Classic. Loaded, ex- property? Income five Head Start and Avail 10/1 468-5661 BEAUTIFUL at 463-4915 required. Just a love MISC. tra equip. incl. $6500. or credit problems? Early Head Start 2bd. 1 ba. AC, Re- AND BIG!!!! Moving Sale for people and a de- FOR SALE There are also 272-5669. 468-8058 Unusual property buildings located on PT Sales, must be frig, stv, wtr, garb. 320 DUPLEXES 480 Sectional sofa, sire to support indi- sewer pd. No pets. Buck Stove - (wood) other puppies hyda-bed w/ recliner TRUCKS Interest rates as low as 1% the Brookside Ele- able to work 2bd1.5ba 1209 Need cash out? Can do! viduals to become 1586 N. Bush $800 + fireplace insert or available to adopt. $400, wall oven, 670 FOR SALE mentary School in Wknds, Apply @ Homewood. Front yd RATES STILL LOW! more independent $800 462-1396 Come on down Willits. The Tack Room free standing 3 spd range top, dish- Ford ‘66 PU $1500. Call Larry Wright and have valued maintained. $1100. and meet us at Please contact the 1296 N. State St. 2bd. 1 ba. D/W, up- fan. Very efficient. washer, clothes, Chevy ‘74 Lunchtruck GOLDEN BEAR roles in the communi- $1300 sec. 462-4759 298 Plant Rd., NCO Head Start stairs. $720 + Dep. $325obo. 462-3715 hshld items, canning $12,000 GMC ‘81 PU MORTGAGE Real Estate ty. Must be enthusi- Ukiah or call our Program for details jars ect. Thurs-Sun $1,200 462-2786 707-239-8080 astic about working West Side Lg. 2 bdrm Cadillac Deville ‘90 friend Sage at at 550 N. State St., Licensed or not. 2bd. upstairs apt. 9-3.1540 Sanford evenings and week- 1bth Victorian Quiet, $3,500 Antique Oak 463-4782. Ander- 4 bdrm HUD home, Ukiah, Mon.-Fri. We’re hiring now! 611 S. Oak St. Ranch Rd. Ford ‘91 1ton ends. Overnights charming, safe $900 lg. dining table & son Valley Animal for only $180,000, for 8am-5pm Offices in your area. $750 + $750 dep. All must go! crew cab, 4 available. Good wag- N/P N/S 328-2418 chairs $100. Antique Rescue. listings 800-749-7901 Will pay for your 462-4262 wh.dr., 5th wh NEW EXCITING reproduction oak Moving- Must sell license & give you es & great benefits. HOMES hitch, 8000lb. x. S622 POSITION WORK- Relocation funds 2bdrm, 1bth clean, entertainment center houseful of nice free training. 330 FOR RENT winch. 103K, runs Foreclosure! 3bdrm, ING WITH KIDS available. Must have no pets, laundry, $200. 272-1648 or 49 items Fri-Sun 8:30-? 800-400-5391 ex. 958 great. $5000. 2bth, Only $134k, for 6 wks pd vacation job references and $750/mo. + dep., 605 1389 Berkeley Way RECYCLING Dry firewood, tan 485-0232 listings, 800-749- 401 K. Day & Eve clean DMV. Call N. State St. Calpella COORDINATOR   oak, in Philo. You 7901 xR397 avail. Small homelike 485-0841 Avail 9/15 L( )( )K! Moving-Great stuff. Req. accounting NorthStar Services at pick up. $150/cord. Ford ‘97 Ranger. environment, good 2br Cute Cen. loc. Sat. & Sun. 7-2. bkrd, excellent knowl- 916-239-9343 to Call Rodolfo Ibarra Nice Shell, Alum. HOPLAND pay & benefits. Fax NP No sec. 8. Hello! Knob Hill & edge in Excel, MS learn more. 4bd/3ba at 707-895-2285 whls. 4 cyl. 5 spd. cd, Owner Must Sell resume to 463-6957. $725+ dep. To view East Madrone. word, Power Point, TRUE TO LIFE on large Fire Wood For Sale I’m Nikka p.s./p.b. $3400. 2 1bdrm, 1bth, re- Now hiring! call 472-0322 My Lucky Day customer service & CHILDREN’S Can Deliver. I am a female Otter 468-8058 modeled houses on Journeymen drywall 625 N. STATE ST. vineyard Gifts, Jewelery, 2 Marketing. FT, bene- SERVICES 485-1271 or 272- Hound mix and I Ford ‘98 Ranger MT, one lot. $299,000, hangers, drywall fin- PARK PLACE property. keyboards, books, fits Job Description & seeks 2 additional 6967 Eddie am one year old A/C, Tow Pkg, 2wd, 1 bd. $725-$775 clothing sale, great ishers & PT laborers Application: Solid homes for Shelter $1800/mo and beautiful!!! I’m Std-Cab, Long-Bed 5 rental units & Care program 2 bdr. $850 TH $950. For Sale- hvy duty, 4 deals. 1490 S. for prevailing wage Waste of Willits, Inc. +dep. looking for an adult toolbox $3000. a space rent, $3500 Applicants need to Pool/garg. 462-5009 whl scooter, 2200, State St. 472-0766 project in Fort Bragg. 351 Franklin Ave., 462-7615 home. I do like peo- 707-485-5565 per mo. income, It will start the 18th of Willits 459-4845 have at least 1 spare ALDERWOOD APTS hvy duty walker with Fri. & Sat. 10-5 $499,000 - Simmons bdrm to house a child ple I know, but I am Sept. & last 2-5 1450 S.State St. lg seat. $125 obo Nissan ‘87 110K, 489-8600 for up to 30 days. Nice 2bd 1.5 bth AC, afraid of some NEIGHBORHOOD weeks, depending on RNs & LVNs NEW OWNERS 467-1928 New water pump, C21-Les Ryan Guaranteed monthly Fire place,W/D, yard strangers. YARD SALE trade. All journeymen F/T & P/T NOC. Refurbished 2 bd. runs good, 5 sp. allotment. Generous $1030 N/P 462-7898 Free Hot Tub if you Please call Sage Open House 9/16- Please come 800 Block $2400. BO 391-5244 applicants must have increase upon place- DW\Garage+pool come & get it...& it at the shelter at 17: Sat & Sun 1-4 join our staff! 116 Clara/State St. North Oak St. 5 yrs exp. as journey- ment. Income tax-ex- $850 mo. 463-2325 works!! Anne or 467-6453 & make Browns Valley Area RNs $30/hr empt. Exp. with chil- POTTER VALLEY Sat & Sun 9-4 Toyota ‘81 - 4x4. men & town tools a+. For Lease $1000/mo Charles 463-1017 an appointment 773 Rambleton Dr. LVNs $23/hr. dren req. Parents will 3bd/2b on 1 ac. Good farm truck. All applicants must 3 bdrm 2.5 bth gar. to meet me. SALE Fri.-Sat. 8 am Vacaville, Ca Contact Deana or receive training, + So- $1250/mo+$1450 Home Wine Making Reliable. $800 have valid CDL. AC, W/D yard, N/S Love Nikka. New Load-antiques, 956882400sf, Dawn 462-1436 cial Worker, in-home Equip. 35 gal. press, 272-7758 Qualified applicants N/P 485-8857 dep. Call Ernie at collectables, tools, 4bd/3b,3 car finished support & respite. 5 gal. glass jugs, Anderson Valley may call 274-1223 or Need 1 or 2-parent Beverly Sanders Realty China, glass, books, CARS RNs/LVNs needed LEE KRAEMER Animal Rescue gar, 50ft gated RV fax to 274-8820. homes, with 1 parent for info 459-9315 misc. 485-7095 much more. FOR SALE urgently for PT/FT PROPERTY MGMT 680 prkg. private bkyd, Now Hiring: home full time. Home Spacious 1bd1ba. Hot Tub ‘06 Deluxe Shih Tzu puppies ch. 425 N. Bush Accura 1998 - 128K, Many upgrades. home care for needy with no more than 1 Store Manager Remodeled 3bdrm/ blood line 2M/1F. $450 HM warranty. clients. Flex hrs. new biological child con- $750. Model. Many jets. Sat & Sun 8-?? 1601 really clean. AT, tint- We offer... 1bth Lg yd Pets ? $700/$800 firm. avail mileage reimburse- sidered. POOL, LAUNDRY, Therapy seat. Talmage Rd #5. ed windows. $6800. $719,000. 707-448- • Comprehensive CARPORTS $1350 +dep. Some Now 468-1136 ment Medical bene- Retirees invited to Warranty. Never Misc. House hold 621-2299 lv. msg. 8792. Meticulous. Benefits package, No Section 8. util pd. 468-5014 forsalebyowner.com. fits avail. Please call apply. Contact TLC used. Can deliver. TRAINING - Call for items, tools & more. Matching 401k 707-463-1100 463-2134 Worth $5700. Sell Audi ‘99 A4 Quattro. List ID #20700914 800-462-0717 x101 Studio Willits $650 new schedule. Sat & Sun 9-1 •Paid vacation, Sick, Lic#236800809 MOVE-IN $1750 with new V6, Auto, Tiptronic Roofing Supplier H20 elect gbg inc. Blue Ribbon Pets. 1775 Ridge Road & holidays SPECIAL!!! cover. 707-766-8622 Shift, 93K, Like New. WE BUY HOUSES has immed. opening Must see. N/S/P 707- 5290 N. State St. in Rogina Heights. •Competitive Pay, Wanted immediately Sierra Sunset offers $10,500. 467-9694 $$ FAST $$ for hard working CNAs PT/FT 486-7193/456-0648 Roll Top Lrg Solid Ukiah. 485-8454 Bonus Incentive 2 bd. apts. w/pool & Sat 10-2 ONLY! Call us today @ *Class B Driver* for skilled nursing wood. $200. Whirl GARAGE CADILLAC ‘93 Requirements... laundry facilities, 2151 Arroyo Rd (707) 462-9000 F/T w/great benefits. facility. Pleasant Westside Charmer Pool washer. $150. SALES 51K mi. $5000/bo. •Experience in carports & more! 590 (Dearwood) Furn., or visit us @ Apply with current Care. Becky or Joan 3bd/1b Lrg Yard, w/d, 485-8058 391-5255 management Selzer Realty 2 Family Garage dishes lots more!!! norcalbuyshouses.com DMV @ 2310 S. 462-6636 AC, gar., +lawn serv- •H.S./GED and 468-0411 SPA-Deluxe ‘06 Sale 1143 W. DEPENDABLE State St., Ukiah. ice. $1275. 468-0411 Customer Service model. 30 jets. Perkins, Lots of Sat 8-2 Sun 8-12. ‘95 Taurus GL 3.0 Wanted: Dynamic ONLY $500 DEP. NEW Experience Schat’s Bakery WANTED TO Therapy seat. Never good stuff! Sat 8-2 5370 Agnes Ln (N. V6, AT, 4 whl disc. person with BA/BS Ukiah 2bd . Wtr.gar. •Reliable personal is looking for a 380 SHARE RENT used. Warr.Can del. State St near Blue Elec. win., Dr. RWD Ukiah and supervisory exp. pd. N/S, pets? Mason 2 Family Sale transportation CAKE Charming room Quiet $2850.707-468-4300 Ribbon Pets) Beds, Def. CC. Very cln. 30 to run therapeutic St. $825mo. 433-4040 535 Pomo Dr. Sat & Daily To learn more... DECORATOR. W. side woman only desk, clothes, books, mpg hwy. $2200/obo. treatment facility. Fax Potter Vly. Main St. Weslo Treadmill Sun 10-5. Computer Submit salary history Exp. pref. Apply at N/S/P $400 + util. toys, bee eqpt, much 485-8627, 489-6374 Journal resume to 463-6957 Next to Health Cen- barely used $200 obo stuff, baby items etc. with desired range & 113 W. Perkins St. Avail now. 462-7749 free or cheap! Windsor Mill, Wind- ter 1bd/1b N/P, $650/ 206-5016 Ford Probe 1989 Delivered resume to: 851 Cromwell Dr Secret Shoppers sor, Ca is seeking mo+dep 743-1624 Contact Jess Sat 9-4 Lots of great 69k mi. Runs great, email: cal2542uki@ Rm+Priv bath,in R.V. Sat & Sun 8-? Furn, to Your To Evaluate Local qualified candidates items! CDs, clothes good body. $1250 yahoo.com or to fax: Small tri-level 1bd. home. w/d, cable tv, PETS & baby clothes, jewelry, Businesses. Flex to fill an Assistant toys, books, nick 467-1454 Door 775-370-9823 Priv.yd. new appl. internet+all util $550. 500 SUPPLIES decor, appliances. Equal Opportunity hrs, Training Provid- Account Manager nacks 745 Dora Ave. W/D. $1000/mo. fem pref. 485-1746 AKC PURE BRED Lincoln ‘76 Town Employer ed. 800-585-9024 position. Responsi- Cent. loc. 489-0201 Alert-Senior Center German Shephard Sun 7-4. 654 Willow Car. Project car or That Values Diversity bilities include order MOBILES FOR Thrift Open Mon-Sat Seeking people to Spacious 2bd/1b puppies. $400 ea, 8 parts. $800. 272- entry, logistics RENT 10-4, Donations of Ave. Gas wall htr, Office Automation work one on one sup- Westside AC, Heat, 390 5669 468-8058 scheduling, order M, 5 F. Both parents good quality furniture Honda 50, coffee/end Clerk- To work for porting DD individual washer/dryer $900. Hopland Traila Chica tracking & general on site. 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arrests, close to half of all the show a correlation to a specif- UPD has been running sting DUI DUI arrests made by UPD so ic restaurant or bar or a specif- operations on local businesses Freedom of Expression events canceled far this year. Taylor said he ic area of town. that may be selling alcohol to The Daily Journal The second annual Mendocino County Freedom of Continued from Page 1 expects Hoyle will have made “I wasn’t able to find any minors. more than 200 DUI arrests one single area or problem,” So far, those efforts have Expression events scheduled for Sunday and Monday at the UPD Capt. Chris Dewey before the end of the year. Dewey said. “Nothing jumps resulted in citations for three Ukiah Civic Center have been canceled, according to director said the police department “Pete’s performance has out at you.” businesses for selling alcohol LaCretia Peoples. noticed a spike in DUI arrests been key in keeping the city of He said the increased to minors and the arrest of five The two events were planned by the Mendocino County in the early part of the year Ukiah’s streets safe,” said arrests have had the effect of adults on suspicion of pur- Martin Luther King Jr. Organization (McMLK) and were and decided to adjust staffing Assistant District Attorney reducing the number of alco- chasing alcohol for minors. designed to support a new federal law. accordingly. Keith Faulder. “He has taken hol-related traffic accidents in Dewey said there are plans McMLK freedom of expression events will take place next year in September, Peoples said. Dewey said the vast major- all his years of experience and Ukiah. Between January and in the works for greater educa- ity of DUI arrests occur knowledge and is using these July of 2005, there were 10 tion about the dangers of between 8 p.m. and 3 a.m. skills in making excellent alcohol-related accidents. drunken driving that Ukiah • Willits • NOYO THEATRE 459-NOYO (6696) Officer Pete Hoyle volun- arrests.” Over the same period of time police hope will reduce the Visit us at our website www.cinemawest.com teered to take a 5 p.m. to 5 Dewey said UPD has not in 2006 there have been only number of people driving INDEPENDENT FILM SERIES 7:00PM WED & THUS ONLY a.m. shift to cover the hours been able to determine any four. intoxicated. But, for now, the Scanner Darkly R during which more DUIs were pattern to the sudden increase In addition to increased arrests will have to serve as Adv. Tix on Sale JACKASS: NUMBER reported. in DUI arrests and can’t say if arrests, UPD is also focusing their own education. Gridiron Gang TWO (R) - ID REQ'D # PG13 “The idea would be that he it is because more people are on greater pre-emptive “If we arrest someone for 12:40, 3:40, 6:50, 9:30 THE BLACK DAHLIA (R) - ID REQ'D DIG (115 415) 710 would be available the great- driving while intoxicated or enforcement to restrict access 955 DUI they might have six Crank THE ILLUSIONIST (PG-13) DIG (125 440) 715 950 R est amount of time for DUI because UPD officers are to alcohol by minors. In part- friends who think twice about 1:00, 4:00, 6:45, 9:25 GRIDIRON GANG (PG-13) DIG (100 400) 700 955 arrests,” Dewey said. catching more. nership with the Mendocino driving drunk,” Dewey said. Everyone’s Hero EVERYONE'S HERO (G) DIG (1250 300 520) 735 945 THE COVENANT (PG-13) DIG (1230 250 515) 740 1000 Since taking on that shift, A hand-search of DUI County Department of Public Ben Brown can be reached at 12:30, 3:50, 6:30, 9:20 G INVINCIBLE (PG) DIG (120 500) 725 1000 Hoyle has made 127 DUI arrests by Dewey did not Health and using state grants, [email protected]. Please call theater recording for wheelchair accessibility information Times For 9/16 ©2006

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