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7 58551 69301 0 THURSDAY Oct. 26, 2006 50 cents tax included DAILY JOURNAL ukiahdailyjournal.com 16 pages, Volume 148 Number 200 email: [email protected] 3 students arrested in fight at UHS By BEN BROWN Detective Sgt. John McCutcheon “They were posturing and chal- other two and was attacked. arrested on suspicion of fighting on The Daily Journal said the incident began around 2:45 lenging each other to fight,” The woman suffered no injuries, school grounds. All three suspects’ Three Ukiah High School students p.m. as classes were being let out for McCutcheon said. and the suspect, a 17-year-old boy, names are being withheld by police were arrested Tuesday afternoon, on the day. The argument drew the attention was arrested on suspicion of fighting because they are juveniles. suspicion of fighting on school The three suspects, who of several campus officials, who on school grounds and battery The suspects were booked into grounds, for an alleged assault that McCutcheon said may belong to two tried to stop the fight. One woman, a against a school employee. juvenile hall. may have been gang- related. rival gangs, met on school grounds campus supervisor, got between the The other two suspects, a 15-year- Ben Brown can be reached at Ukiah Police Department and began a verbal argument. more aggressive suspect and the old-boy and a 17-year-old-boy, were [email protected].

UKIAH HIGH MODERNIZATION UPDATE CITY COUNCIL FORUM Candidates share views with voters By KATIE MINTZ The Daily Journal From private property Complete audio from the rights, development at the night will replay on KZYX, Masonite site, gangs and pub- lic safety to what it means to Mendocino County Public serve on the City Council and Broadcasting radio chan- discussion of their own cam- paigns, the six candidates for nel 91.5 FM in Ukiah, at Ukiah City Council covered 6:30 p.m. Oct. 31. A re- the gamut at Tuesday evening’s candidate forum. cording will also be Sponsored by The Ukiah available on KZYX’s Web Daily Journal, the American site, http://www.KZYX.org, Association of University Women and the National prior to the election. Women’s Political Caucus, the forum held in the Civic Isaac Eckel/The Daily Journal Center attracted a sizable “I think that the current Renovations are under way in the career and technical education buildings at Ukiah High School. The audience that posed 17 ques- City Council has done well renovations are the first phase in a three-part modernization project at the high school with the first tions to the council hopefuls. with Measure S, getting it phase expected to be completed in January. They agreed on many top- passed -- the half-cent sales ics -- each said that planning tax -- to increase the police should always come before force, the number of patrol development and that there’s officers,” Mulheren said. not enough information cur- He explained that in addi- Renovation progressing rently to take a position on a tion to increasing the force, potential slaughterhouse in the city should work to create By LAURA MCCUTCHEON the Ukiah Valley -- and had employment opportunities The Daily Journal differing opinions on just as and get citizens involved with Phase one of a three-phase modern- many. the community as another ization project that will touch every Here are their takes on a way to stop gang violence. building on campus is currently under few of the issues covered dur- John McCowen, an way at Ukiah High School. ing the two-and-a-half hour incumbent, agreed. Cyclone fencing surrounds the forum: “It is a community issue. entire west third of the campus, where On what the city can do to We need to get more people the Career and Technical Education fight gangs involved -- more parents, buildings exist, currently in a skeletal “There should be no more teachers,” McCowen state. restrictions as to what the said, noting that many are “These buildings have been gutted police need. (They should) be already involved in success- inside. (Among other things) we are able to create a gang task ful programs like GRIP dropping ceilings, insulating, putting force that works properly (Gang Resistance Is in skylights and high efficiency light- with the county,” challenger Paramount) training for fifth- ing and also new heating and ventila- Mike Whetzel said, noting grade students. tion systems,” Steve Turner, Ukiah that cooperation with the “The problem is less great Unified School District director of California Highway Patrol than it could be due to the maintenance, grounds, operations and and state agencies is also dedication and the skill of our transportation said Tuesday as he essential. local police officers, who walked through the construction area. “There has to be enough have been very effective in Right inside the door of the small revenues there for a full-time keeping the lid on things,” engine shop, for instance, miles of new 2006/2007 Ukiah High • Drama I, II, III, Advanced Drama team of police officers just to McCowen said. electrical conduit were visible, as were School ROP classes: • Child Development deal with the gang problem in Challenger Jeanne Metcalf the city,” Whetzel said. new interior walls not yet covered in • Advanced Auto • Intro to Ag, Ag Sheltered, said aggressive measures are Sheetrock, and exposed plumbing. Vet/Farm Animal, “Their hands shouldn’t be necessary to get rid of gang • Beginning Auto tied.” Across the room, the concrete floor • Welding Horticulture/Landscape/Forestry activity. had been removed in preparation for • Photo, Advanced Photo, For the most part, chal- “I’m a solution-oriented • Advanced Welding lenger Benj Thomas agreed. replacing underground hoists with • Intro to Industrial Technology Photo/Yearbook person who would look at above ground hoists. • Business Math “We have to fund our Measure S money,” Metcalf • Drafting police and public safety ade- In the adjacent auto shop, new dia- • CAD/Advanced CAD • Intro to Wood, Beginning Wood said. “Half a million dollars mond plate wainscot covered the • Sports Medicine quately, but we also have to would employ an extra police • Beginning Machine/Advanced work on prevention and pro- lower half of the walls. In there, too, Machine • Computer Maintenance officer for five years, or five the ceiling would be dropped, making vide alternatives for young for one year. We also could it easier to heat and cool the building. people to gang activity,” employ officers for gang and Thomas said. “There’s a lot of drug enforcement units.” The new, acoustic corrugated ceiling Phase one of the modernization pro- education buildings at the high school, will also quiet the room a bit, accord- good work being done in that Incumbent Phil Baldwin ject -- which began over the summer and which encompass wood shop, auto shop, regard.” said much of the problem ing to UUSD project manager Don should be done by January -- is to reno- Alameida. See UHS, Page 2 Challenger James Mul- comes down to enforcement vate all of the vocational and technical heren noted the work that has of even relatively established already been done toward fighting gangs. See FORUM, Page 15 2 – THURSDAY, OCT. 26, 2006 DAILY DIGEST Editor: Jody Martinez, 468-3517 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected]

FUNERAL NOTICES CORRECTIONS In Tuesday’s article, “Child [\ eating establish- facility), as the After- [\ home November 11, at 1 dies in accident,” the 13-year- ments. Hours Crisis Worker for PM 40240 Old old victim from Sacramento, His next stop was the Sri Mendo County and Stage Rd., Gualala, and at who was transferred to Santa Ram Ashrama, a for the last eighteen years his son’s home Rosa Memorial Hospital for less obsequious and more as a Supervisor in November 12, at 1 PM 4470 treatment, should have been irreverent offshoot Child and Adult Protective East Side Cal- identified as male. The child’s of Timothy Leary’s League Services. Steve pella Rd. Ukiah. sex was mistakenly recorded for Spiritual Dis- talked untold numbers of Memorial donations may as female on a press release covery in Millbrook, New people out of com- be sent to Gualala distributed by the California York. Steve was op- mitting suicide, ran a detox Community Center. Highway Patrol. posed to the Vietnam War program, acted as The Ukiah Daily Journal reserves this [\ space to correct errors or make clarifica- and refused milita- liaison for six northern tions to news articles. Significant errors in ry service. He continued on California counties in obituary notices or birth announcements the next phase in installation and implemen- will result in reprinting the entire article. his spiritual quest, moving tation of the State- Errors may be reported to the editor, 468- 3526. STEPHEN SCULLY west and obtaining wide CWS computer net- Someone as unique, a Drug/Alcohol Counselor work, helped found messy and exceptional certification from the local needle exchange LOTTERY NUMBERS as Stephen Scully deserves Metro State College in program, sat on a unique, messy Colorado. the board of the Ukiah DAILY 3: night: 4, 0, 3. and exceptional obituary. A turning point in Community Center, afternoon: 9, 6, 1. Born October 8, 1945, Steve’s life came in the 70’s was a steward for SEIU FANTASY 5: 05, 26, 27, Steve never stopped when he had an opportuni- Local 707, spent 31, 37. considering himself a New ty to receive the countless hours in court on DAILY DERBY: 1st Yorker despite blessing and initiation of behalf of abused Place: 10, Solid Gold. spending nearly 30 of his 61 the 16th Karmapa, and neglected children, and 2nd Place: 03, Hot Shot. years in Mendo- Rangjung Rigpe Dorje, of spent even more 3rd Place: 06, Whirl Win. cino County. Part Beat, the Karma Kagyu maddeningly mind and GEORGE WILLIAM DEAN JR. Race time: 1:43.85. part hippie, part punk lineage of Tibetan arse-numbing hours in George William Dean Jr. LOTTO: 6-11-30-39-46. and pure Sub-Genius, on Buddhism. This event con- meetings, trainings, work- of Gualala passed CHARLES GLENN GRAY Meganumber: 16. any day Steve was nected Steve to the spiritual shops, presenta- away October 22, 2006 in Born February 4, 1952 Jackpot: $7 million. kind and wicked, ecstatic tradition he tions, lectures, conferences, his home. Born Oc- in Norfolk, Va., and and withdrawn, rev- would identify with for the roundtables and tober 13, 1930 to Grady passed away peacefully erent and profane, acerbic rest of his life. In seminars. and Vera Dean, he October 24, 2006 at POLICE REPORTS and extraordinarily 1989 Steve was asked to Poet, guitarist, wind- was 76 years old. home in Ukiah, Ca. serve as the steer- surfer, Dada-ist, husband, From early childhood The following were compassionate. George grew up in compiled from reports Steve possessed several ing committee chair for the dad and grandfather, Steve Ukiah, Ca and attended Glenn was raised in Dalai Lama’s visit had many unfulfil- Ukiah, attending local prepared by the Ukiah beautiful minds, Ukiah High School. He Police Department. To hundreds of hours of to San Francisco following led dreams and plans for served in the Air schools and after grad- his receipt of the his future that will uating Ukiah High with the anonymously report unused vacation time, Force as Master Sergeant crime information, call thousands of impossible- Nobel Prize. The Dalai never come to light. His during the Korean class of 1970 at- Lama held a tradition- personal demons tended Pepperdine 463-6205. but-true stories and War. He was the owner of ARREST -- Jef Brewer, a profound yearning for the al Buddhist fire ceremony were no secret, and the Dean Equipment University. He was a mu- atop Mt. Tamalpias burdens that he car- sic consultant for many 39, of Orinda, was arrested on Infinite. He lived Const. Company. George suspicion of driving under the enough life for three peo- where Buddhists from ried heavily from childhood enjoyed diving, years with Yamaha every lineage and created physical Corp. of America and will influence in the 700 block of ple, and his mind and fishing and hunting. He was North State Street at 4:52 body finally separated on tradition were invited to and emotional scars that known as “the be remembered for attend. Steve had the were always appa- his talent and expertise in p.m. Tuesday. Brewer was October 21st. Best Damn Backhoe released after being cited. Careening through early singular opportunity to rent to those that knew Operator Around!” this field. meet and serve not him. His tenacity, hu- He is survived by his lov- ARREST -- Monica education, politely George was preceded in Savidan, 36, of Redwood declining family pressure to only the Dalai Lama, but mor, love of literature, art death by his wife of ing mother, Dorothy also actor Richard and especially mu- R. Gray and many loyal Valley, was arrested on suspi- become an altar 52 years, Jackie Lois Dean. cion of driving under the boy, Steve entered man- Gere, who turned out to be sic carried him through He is remem- and faithful friends a lot shorter than many a difficult time, and co-workers. He leaves influence and a parole viola- hood with a full schol- bered by his children Bill tion in the 500 block of South arship to Columbia Steve expected. and it is our hope that Dean of Ukiah, Rob- a legacy of uncon- Steve’s vocational life these same tools will ditional love, kindness and State Street at 9:45 p.m. University. He quickly fell ert Dean of Gualala, Jim Tuesday. in with the scofflaws and was linked to his con- help all of us deal with the Dean of Culp Creek, generosity to all ne’er do wells in the cept of “bhakti yoga” and overwhelming loss OR and Sandi Kester of who knew him. Russian Department. Out his heartfelt wish to of such a great, goodheart- Ukiah. He is also sur- Burial will be in Texas at of that grew the in- mitigate the suffering of ed friend. vived by 12 grandchildren, Colfax Cemetery. A SHERIFF’S REPORTS famous Filmmakers of others. He worked for A gathering in Steve’s 12 great-grandchil- celebration of his life will The following were Columbia- a small cab- what is now the Ford Street memory will be held dren, his sister Glenda and be held later. compiled from reports al which screened foreign Project as the Sunday, October 29th at James Pugmire of Remembrances can be prepared by the Mendo- films for a nominal Treatment Center the family home, Oroville, CA, brother-in- made to Phoenix cino County Sheriff’s student fee. The group then Coordinator, for the 1801 Sanford Ranch Road law Fred Kitchen of Hospice., 1 Madrone, Office: pocketed the till County in Ukiah, begin- Ukiah and sister in law Willits, Ca. 95490 BOOKED -- Herbert and treated themselves to a Psychiatric Health Facility ning at 2:00 PM. For more Joyce Miller of Ukiah. Arrangements are under Dejesus UC-Acosta, 22, of first class meal in (back when we information phone The celebrations of his the direction of the Fort Bragg, was booked into one of Manhattan’s finest HAD a psychiatric health 391-3919 life will be held in his Eversole Mortuary. jail on suspicion of rape of a victim incapable of consent, false imprisonment, assault Please sign the guest book at www.ukiahdailyjournal.com. Funeral notices are paid announcements. For information on how to place a paid funeral notice or with intent to commit rape make corrections to funeral notices please call our classified department at 468-3529. and damage to a phone or power line at 8:04 a.m. state school construction bond bond, which we hope is Prop. “Ukiah High students are healthy vocational education Tuesday. UHS that would allow state govern- 1D. Local voters passed filling 676 seats in the ROP pro- component, because regardless ment to sell $10.4 billion in Measure U -- which we are very gram,” Chadwick said, noting of what the federal government bonds to build and upgrade edu- appreciative of -- but we really would have us believe, not Continued from Page 1 that number can be misleading cation facilities. need the state matching funds to because a student can take more everyone is going to college.” small engine repair shop, “Prop. 1D, the next state complete the project,” he said. than one ROP class. machine shop, the computer school bond, is of specific inter- The district also has about $5 Nonetheless, “676 slots demon- Laura McCutcheon can be aided design and drafting class, est to Ukiah Unified because million set aside for renovating strates we have a very strong reached at [email protected]. photography class, agriculture $500 million of the bond is des- the old Montgomery Ward store and vibrant program,” he said. class and the welding lab -- or ignated specifically for career next to Grace Hudson “We believe that a comprehen- BIKRAM YOGA about half of the classes offered and vocational education facili- Elementary. The vacant struc- sive high school should offer a New Flavor through the Regional ties and equipment for rehabili- ture is planned to be the new UKIAH tation like we are doing at service center, which would wide breadth of experiences to Occupational Program at Ukiah Ukiah High,” Turner said. “We replace the current district its students, and that includes a Dark High School. could be eligible for as much as office and be the headquarters Bikini Season The majority of the entire one-and-a-half million (dollars) for all UUSD personnel. Chocolate three-phase modernization pro- for the work we have already “We would rather use it for is Here ject will be funded by Measure begun at Ukiah High,” he the planned renovation,” U, a bond measure passed by added, noting the high school UUSD Superintendent Ray Service CENTER $29 Peppermint local voters last year, which modernization project qualifies Chadwick said of the $5 mil- Intro Special 1252 Airport Park Blvd, Suite B-6 generated $43 million. State 859 N. State Street Behind Les Schwab for $7 million in state matching lion, “but if we have to use it for 115 W. Church St • Ukiah • 468-YOGA matching funds are still needed, funds. the high school, we will.” (707) 462-4472 however, to help fund the rest of “The current state bond, Ukiah Unified, in collabora- the project, estimated to reach a which passed two years ago, tion with the Mendocino total cost of $52 million. has no more money for rehabil- County Office of Education, 15 minute It’s not surprising then that itation in it. In fact, there are offers the largest Regional Home the UUSD board at its last over $320 million worth of pro- Occupational Program in the oil change meeting endorsed Prop. 1D, a jects in line waiting for the next county. Care Options In-Home Assisted Care Services ON TARGET Jewelry Select Your Options! 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ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT THURSDAY, OCT. 26, 2006 – 3 Editor: Richard Rosier, 468-3520 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected] What’s Playing THURSDAY ‘On Golden Pond’ NEIGHBORS READING -- Weekly reading series; every Thursday evening; Mulligan Books; 208 S. State St.; 7 to 8:30 p.m.; 462-1555. THERESA WHITEHILL -- Writers read series; Colored Horse Studio; 750 Waugh Lane; 7 to 9:30 p.m.; 463-6989. SQUARE DANCING -- Ukiah Senior Center; 499 Leslie set to open at WCT St., Bartlett Hall; 7 to 9:30 p.m. $4 per person, visitors wel- come. By DENNIS HALL DJ DANCE MUSIC -- DJ dance music; Domestic Special for the Journal Pitchers only $6; no cover; Perkins Street Lounge; 228 E. They are our own grand- Perkins St., Ukiah; 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. parents. And they may yet LIVE MUSIC -- Daniel Frey, Adam Josef, and Sky the be us. They are Norman and Music; Tierra - Art, Garden, Wine; 312 N. School St., Ethel Thayer, the central Ukiah; 5 to 8 p.m.; 468-7936. characters in Willits LOCAL AUTHOR -- Dylan Schaffer; reads from new Community Theatre‚s final nonficiton book; Mendocino Book Company; 6 p.m.; 468- stage production of 2006 5940. “On Golden Pond.” HARVEST HAPPY HOUR -- Live performance; The play is both a Mendocino Ballet; 205 S. State St.; Ukiah; 5:15 to 6:30 reminder of old age placidi- p.m.; no cover; 463-2290. ty and, like Scrooge’s dream of the future, a warn- ing to check your karma FRIDAY before it’s too late. For bet- ter or worse, it lays bare the STEPHEN HAHM -- Live Music; Potter Valley Cafe; feelings of old age: the joy 10761 Main St.; Potter Valley; 7 to 10 p.m.; 743-2848; no of living, the fear of being cover. alone, the disappointment in DJ DANCE MUSIC -- DJ dance music; with Smokin’ one‚s children, the accep- Joe; Perkins Street Lounge; 228 E. Perkins St., Ukiah; 9 tance of past, present, and p.m. to 2 a.m. future. And because they ANDY AND GABY KONG-- Live jazz music; may be us, Norman and Himalayan Café; S. State St., Ukiah; 6 to 9 p.m.; reserva- Ethel offer hope of re-dis- tions recommended; 467-9900. covering whatever humani- ROOTSTOCK-- Live music; reggae; Halloween ty we have lost. Throwdown, come dressed to spook; Ukiah Brewing “On Golden Pond” has Company; 102 S. State St.; Ukiah; 9:45 p.m.; $8. been seen as a movie by HALLOWEEN DANCE -- Country dance; Blue Sky millions. It was the last for Band; prize for best costume; Ukiah Senior Center; 499 Henry Fonda and Katherine Leslie St., Bartlett Hall; potluck at 6 p.m.; dance at 7 p.m. Hepburn, but the movie ver- $8 members; $9 non members; visitors 18 and over wel- sion was tweaked to make it come. more raw at the box office. SUFI DANCING-- The dances of universal peace;Yoga The play is more focused Photo by Dick Graham Mendocino; 206 Mason St., Ukiah; 7:30 to 9:30 p.m.; 485- than the movie and it’s easi- Carlin Diamond, Joe Dowling, Justin Briggs, Levi Briggs, Paula Murphy and 0651. er to grasp the strong emo- Luke Davis star in WCT’s rendition of “On Golden Pond.” LOCAL AUTHOR -- Annette White-Parks; Mendocino tional undertones of Ernest ety sort, and, since his month so she and Bill can WCT season. Book Company; 7 p.m.; 468-5940. Thompson‚s script. All this health is not the best, is spend time alone, Norman Bill Barksdale directs T.P. PARTY-- Skate City Anniversary Celebration; 2146 to say, if you liked the more than a little obsessed readily agrees. As the sum- “On Golden Pond” with a S. State St., Ukiah; 468-8600. movie, you’ll love the play with death. The Thayers are mer passes Billy becomes cast that includes Joe -- even at the risk of being quite happy together, the grandson Norman never Dowling, Carlin Diamond, faced with your own mor- although the same can’t be had, setting the stage for a Paula Murphy and Justin SATURDAY tality. said of their daughter confrontation when Chelsea Briggs. Newcomers Levi Norman and Ethel are Chelsea. A long-time returns with some surpris- Briggs and Luke Davis spending their 48th summer divorcee, she and Norman ing news. round out this quality HOPLAND FALL PASSPORT-- Wine tasting; $30 all together at their place in inclusive; 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.; 1-800-433-3689. never got along and still For WCT theatergoers, ensemble of outstanding Golden Pond, Maine, a don’t when she and her new “On Golden Pond” will be a actors. The play runs Nov. 3 CAMANAE -- Traditional Irish music; Ukiah Farmers lakeside spot where mail is Market; School and Clay St.; Ukiah; 9 a.m. to noon. boyfriend Bill arrive with nice reminder that long- through 5, 10 through 12, delivered by boat. Ethel, in Bill’s 13-year-old son Billy. term marriages don’t always and 16 through 18. Tickets HARVESTFEST -- Dinner and Auction; $20 dinner tick- her late ‘60s, is a hardy, for- et; Ukiah United Methodist Church; doors open at 5 p.m.; Norman and Billy take to end up miserable and full of are available at Leaves of ward-looking woman, eager each other almost immedi- regrets. It‚s a touching story Grass Books in downtown dinner at 6 p.m.; aution at 8 p.m.; reservation required; to get back to nature and 462-3360. ately, and when Chelsea with a happy ending we can Willits (459-3744). WCT enjoy the summer. Norman, asks if she can leave Billy all relate to, and a fitting playhouse is located at 37 HALLOWEEN COSTUME SKATE PARTY-- Skate City about to turn 80, is a crotch- Anniversary Celebration; 2146 S. State St., Ukiah; 468- with her parents for a finish to another spectacular W. Van Lane in Willits 8600. HALLOWEEN HARVEST DANCE -- Live music; cos- tume contest; Grange; 291 School Street, Willits; 6 p.m. to midnight; $10 for adults; $5 for ages 11 to 18; kids 10 and under free; 459-1256. Mendocino College actors and OORT CLOUD -- Live music; Potter Valley Cafe; 10761 Main St.; Potter Valley; 7 to 10 p.m.; 743-2848. HALLOWEEN DANCE PARTY -- DJ dance music; cos- tume party; with Smokin Joe; Perkins Street Lounge; 228 dancers present Metamorphoses E. Perkins St., Ukiah; 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. ORGANIC FLOOD-- Live music; Ukiah Brewing The Daily Journal Company; 102 S. State St., Ukiah; 9:30 p.m.; $5. The Mendocino College HALLOWEEN COSTUME PARTY-- Live DJ; costume Theatre Arts Department and prizes; Vic’s Place; 8501 East Rd, Redwood Valley; 8 p.m. Repertory Dance Company to 1 a.m.; no cover; 485-8422. will perform Metamorphoses, NOCHE DE ESTRELLAS-- Spanish language live per- Mary Zimmerman’s exquisite formance; Ukiah High School Cafetorium; 1000 Low Gap contemporary adaptation of Road; Ukiah; 7:30 p.m.; 462-9226. Ovid’s ancient myths for two HALLOWEEN PARTY-- Live DJ; food and dancing; weeks only, Nov. 9 through best costume prize; Happiness Is Club; 311 Lake 19. The production, originally Mendocino Dr., Ukiah; 462-3016. written and directed by WONDERS OF WATERCOLOR-- Gualala Art Center; Zimmerman, premiered in 46501 Gualala Rd.; noon to 4 p.m.; 884-1138. 1998 at Chicago’s Lookingglass Theatre Company. Subsequently, the play was performed on SUNDAY Broadway and at regional the- atres throughout the country, HOPLAND FALL PASSPORT-- Wine tasting; $30 all earning Zimmerman a Tony inclusive; 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.; 1-800-433-3689. Award for best direction of a DANCE WAVE -- Weekly Freestyle community dance play in 2002. The Mendocino for fitness and release; Mendocino Ballet Studio; 205 S. College production is being State St., Ukiah; 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.; sliding scale co-directed by professors Reid donation; 489-3345. Edelman and Leslie Saxon NOCHE DE ESTRELLAS-- Spanish language live per- West, with choreography by formance; Ukiah High School Cafetorium; 1000 Low Gap Leslie Saxon West and Susan Road; Ukiah; 7:30 p.m.; 462-9226. Era. The show will feature Photo by Evan Johnson WONDERS OF WATERCOLOR-- Gualala Art Center; Ben Kohler as Hermes, Lily Frey as Eurydice and Bryan Arnold as Orpheus in music from the original Metamorphoses, playing at Mendocino College during November. 46501 Gualala Rd.; noon to 4 p.m.; 884-1138. Broadway production, by per- BAKE GOODS AND ART SALE-- Autumn Leaves; mission of composer Willy of the theatre…it shows that after carelessly cutting down a metaphor for the transforma- 425 E. Gobbi St., Ukiah; 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.; costumes are Schwarz. theatre can provide not just tree that is loved by the god- tions in Ovid’s stories. optional. Set in and around a large escape, but sometimes a dess Ceres (Alicia Littletree). Another rewarding challenge pool of water onstage, the glimpse of the divine.” He is ravaged by the spirit of has been the collaboration of play blends the ancient and Zimmerman’s approach to Hunger (Ivory Reid) in one of dancers and actors and the MONDAY the contemporary, bringing these ancient stories is surpris- the production’s many striking collaboration of Saxon West Ovid’s tales to stunning visual ingly contemporary. In one visual moments. The Wall and Edelman as co-directors. TREE DECORATING-- Workshop; Gualala Arts life. As Edelman explains, scene, Phaeton (played by Street Journal described the Zimmerman’s original con- Center; 46501 Gualala Rd. “the play celebrates the time- Bryan Arnold), the son of play as “funny one moment cept for the production was less human need to tell stories. Apollo, floats on a raft in the and sorrowful the next” and highly physical. Saxon West While many may not have pool while complaining to his the New York Times stated and Edelman have taken her TUESDAY read Ovid’s original text, peo- therapist (Alicia Littletree) that “with its emphasis on approach even further, ple are sure to recognize the about his troubled relationship love, loss and the transform- embracing the element of TRICK-OR-TREAT DOWNTOWN -- Trick or treats for stories: King Midas (Sheridan with his father. In another ing powers of memory…the dance as a primary theatrical kids; 40 downtown buisnesses handing out treats; 4 to 6 Malone) who turns everything scene, Midas brags to the production has been reducing element. According to p.m.; 463-6729. he touches into gold, the audience about his fancy new calloused New Yorkers to Edelman “there is a very fine KARAOKE -- Every Tuesday; Perkins Street Lounge; musician Orpheus (Bryan pool and lectures on the sobs.” line between dance and acting 228 E. Perkins St., Ukiah; 8 p.m.; no fee. Arnold) who descends into the importance of family. According to Saxon West, in this production. The forms TAHITIAN DANCE -- Every Tuesday night; Mendocino realm of Hades (Arlo Raitt) to Meanwhile, his lonely daugh- “a goal for this production has merge together into vibrant Ballet Studio; 205 S. State St.; Ukiah; ages 11 to 99; 5:30 retrieve his love Eurydice ter (Maria Frey-Frei) bounces been to embrace new artistic and highly physical mode of to 6:30 p.m.; $8 to $11. (Lily Frey), Narcissus (Jason a ball, jumps rope and other- challenges. I was originally story-telling.” HALLOWEEN CARNIVAL-- St. Mary’s School Annual Briseno) who falls in love wise tries to get the attention drawn to this piece because of The 23 performers in this Halloween Carnival; 5 to 8 p.m. with his own reflection...” of her self-absorbed father. In the exciting opportunity to production include both HALLOWEEN PARADE-- Lion’s Club Annual According to Time Magazine, the myth of Erysichthon, a choreograph dances in water.” dancers and actors, all of who Halloween Parade; High School Gym; 7 p.m.; 895-3192. the play “recaptures the allure greedy businessman (Arlo Zimmerman uses the ever Raitt) suffers a horrible curse shifting medium of water as a See METAMORPHESES, 4 – THURSDAY, OCT. 26, 2006 FORUM Editor: K.C. Meadows, 468-3526 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected] Letters from our readers In our opinion From the desk of... Worried about showers To the Editor: To the people that read this paper, the Vote yes on Measure X new Plowshares is not going to help me at Today the Daily Journal is endorsing upwards of $500,000 per year as tourism PAUL KRUGMAN all. Me and my wife and some of my close Measure X, the city-sponsored ballot propo- picks up. friends live on the north end of town. We sition to raise the local “bed tax” from 8 per- The other 25 percent of the 2 percent TOT depend on Plowshares to do laundry and cent to 10 percent. increase will be spent on economic develop- take showers, for which they have cut A bed tax - officially known as the tran- ment, downtown beautification, parks and down to three days instead of five days and sient occupancy tax or TOT - is the tax peo- scholarships for local youth to participate in soon there’s not going to be anything. Is ple pay for lodging at hotels, motels and local recreation programs. anybody going to step up to the plate and B&Bs. Right now the city of Ukiah bed tax All six candidates for City Council have Advice to help us? I am homeless. People say that the is lower than the 10 percent Mendocino endorsed this measure along with Mayor homeless people stink, wait till they take County bed tax and also lower than such Mark Ashiku and council members Mari Democrats: our showers away because the new taxes paid in surrounding counties. This Rodin and Phil Crane. Also endorsing are Plowshares is not going to have showers or addition would put the city on par with pre- the Chamber, the North Coast Builders laundry so I ask everybody that reads this vailing bed taxes around us. Exchange and a number of local hoteliers Don’t make nice paper, what about us? The funding raised by the extra 2 percent and business owners. Now that the Democrats are strongly favored to David and Linda Sue Kyle-Wallace will be used primarily to promote the city of capture at least one house of Congress, they’re getting Ukiah Ukiah as a tourist destination. To make sure Investing wisely in promoting the city of Ukiah should bring returns in tourism that a lot of unsolicited advice, with many people urging Yes on Y that happens, the city has agreed for the first them to walk and talk softly if they win. two years to give 75 percent of the funding will help keep Ukiah not only a good place To the Editor: to the Greater Ukiah Chamber of Commerce to live but may also attract more entrepre- I hope the Democrats don’t follow this advice -- The latest estimates of civilian casualties to administer. The new funding is estimated neurs to town to take advantage of a higher because it’s bad for their party and, more important, in Iraq “600,000 Iraqis killed since 2003” to begin at $70,000 per year and head visitor count. bad for the country. In the long run, it’s even bad for have been scoffed at by President Bush and the cause of bipartisanship. his generals: “not credible.” (One cannot, There are those who say that a confrontational of course, be certain Bush understands the stance will backfire politically on the Democrats. definition of “credible.”) These are by and large the same people who told But the estimates come from impeccable Democrats that attacking the Bush administration over sources, the Bloomberg School of Public Iraq would backfire in the midterm elections. Enough Health at John’s Hopkins University, the said. Ivy League University in Baltimore, and Political considerations aside, American voters they follow the similar findings of Lancet, deserve to have their views represented in Congress. the renowned British medical journal. The And according to opinion polls, most Americans are rebuttals come from the people who gave actually to the left of congressional Democrats on us the “weapons of mass destruction” issues such as health care. invention and the story that Saddam Hussein was in league with Al Qaeda. In particular, the public wants politicians to stand A problem here is that for years the up to corporate interests. This is clear from the latest American people have been lead to believe Newsweek poll, which shows overwhelming public that war is somehow benign, antiseptic like support for the agenda Nancy Pelosi has laid out for a video game, an exercise carried out by her first 100 hours if she becomes House speaker. The the good guys with precision instruments. strongest support is for her plan to have Medicare No one gets hurt (or maybe not very many negotiate with drug companies for lower prices, which do). is supported by 74 percent of Americans -- and by 70 When has this ever been true? We know percent of Republicans! the numbers of our own dead, but refuse, What the make-nice crowd wants most of all is for on principle to count the “enemy” slain. the Democrats to forswear any investigations into the “We don’t do body counts,” says our gener- origins of the Iraq war and the cronyism and corrup- al, Tommy Franks. How many Americans, tion that undermined it. But it’s very much in the for example, understand that along side the national interest to find out what led to the greatest 56,000 US soldiers killed in Vietnam, a strategic blunder in American history, so that it won’t million Vietnamese combatants were killed happen again. and perhaps as many as 4 million civilians? What’s more, the public wants to know. A large It is in fact inconceivable that there are majority of Americans believe both that invading Iraq not hundreds of thousands dead in Iraq, was a mistake, and that the Bush administration delib- overwhelming civilians killed in a war erately misled us into war. And according to the marked by massive aerial bombardment and free American Cancer Society services plan by Big Tobacco to distort the truth Newsweek poll, 58 percent of Americans believe that “shock and awe” and fierce fighting in such as Road to Recovery, a transportation about Proposition 86. On the upside, voters investigating contracting in Iraq isn’t just a good idea, dense urban neighborhoods. program that helps patients get to medical have the great opportunity to vote Yes on but a high priority; 52 percent believe the same about All the more reason the send the appointments and treatments, and Look Proposition 86. investigating the origins of the war. President a message: Vote yes on “Y”: Good Feel Better, which helps cancer sur- The American Cancer Society, American Why, then, should the Democrats hold back? Bring the Troops Home Now! vivors cope with the visible side affects of Heart Association and the American Lung Because, we’re told, the country needs less divisive- Cal Winslow treatment. The stories in our “Someone Association are sponsors of the Yes On ness. And I, too, would like to see a return to kinder, Fort Bragg You Know” portrait series help people Proposition 86 campaign and the objective gentler politics. But that’s not something Democrats understand that there is hope after a breast is to save lives! can achieve with a group hug and a chorus of cancer diagnosis, and progress in the fight Visit www.healthvote.org for the facts. “Kumbaya.” Help fight breast cancer against this disease. Do you trust the tobacco companies? Ukiah residents can also make a differ- They want to continue making money, and The reason we have so much bitter partisanship To the Editor: ence in the fight against breast cancer by destroying the health of smokers. The these days is that that’s the way the radicals who have A picture is worth a thousand words. To making a donation to the cause. More American Cancer Society, American Heart taken over the Republican Party want it. People like that end, the American Cancer Society has information about Making Strides Against Association, American Lung Association Grover Norquist, who once declared that “bipartisan- unveiled seven new “Someone You Know” Breast Cancer is available by calling 1- and other health care organizations want ship is another name for date rape,” push for a hard- photo portraits of local breast cancer sur- 800-ACS-2345. kids not to start smoking and become right economic agenda; people like Karl Rove make vivors and their loved ones, including Patty Guinto addicted to tobacco, want programs to help that agenda politically feasible, even though it’s Ukiah resident Denise Kindopp who lost Jenesse Miller smokers quit, want Californians to have against the interests of most voters, by fostering polar- her mom Anne to breast cancer. The family American Cancer Society access to emergency rooms which are ization, using religion and national security as wedge faced another crisis when, years later, open, and want all kids in California under issues. Denise’s aunt Merlene (Anne’s sister) was 19 to have health insurance? As long as polarization is integral to the GOP’s also diagnosed with the disease. Merlene Slaughterhouse would smell Don’t listen to the lies. Let you voice be strategy, Democrats can’t do much, if anything, to nar- survived, and now Denise and Merlene are heard -- Vote Yes on Proposition 86! row the partisan divide. featured together in a collection of several To the Editor: Helen Sizemore Even if they try to act in a bipartisan fashion, their dozen portraits which were displayed in a Anyone from Chicago will tell you there Ukiah opponents will find a way to divide the nation -- which “gallery” at the ninth annual Making definitely would be a pungent, foul odor is what happened to the great surge of national unity Strides Against Breast Cancer walk in from the proposed slaughterhouse, remem- Get the pill after 9/11. One thing we might learn from investiga- Golden Gate Park. For last year’s walk, the bering the stockyards south of the city. tions is the extent to which the Iraq war itself was family formed “Team Support Merlene” to Dolores Shannon To the Editor: motivated by the desire to have another wedge issue. provide hope to Merlene and raise funds to Ukiah In or out of jail, if you need THC, use fight breast cancer. Marinol Pills. They work. There are those who believe that the partisan gap During National Breast Cancer 1Yes on Prop. 86 Marc Parsley can be bridged if the Democrats nominate an attractive Awareness Month in October, the American Willits presidential candidate who speaks in uplifting gener- Cancer Society is raising awareness and To the Editor: alities. But they must have been living under a rock more -- we want to help women and their Californians need to know that there is a these past 15 or so years. Whoever the Democrats loved ones access resources including nominate will feel the full force of the Republican information, reduced or free mammograms, slime machine. And it doesn’t matter if conservatives have nice things to say about a Democrat now. Once WHERE TO WRITE the campaign gets serious, they’ll suddenly question his or her patriotism and discover previously unmen- LETTER POLICY President George Bush: The White Sacramento, 95814. (916) 319-2001; Santa tioned but grievous character flaws. House, 1600 Pennsylvania Ave., Washing- Rosa, 576-2526; FAX, Santa Rosa, 576- The Daily Journal welcomes letters to the The truth is that we won’t get a return to biparti- editor. All letters must include a clear name, ton, D.C. 20500; (202) 456-1111, FAX 2297. Berg's field representative in Ukiah (202)456-2461. sanship until or unless the GOP decides that polariza- signature, return address and phone number. office located at 104 W. Church St, Ukiah, tion doesn’t work as a political strategy. The last great Letters chosen for publication are generally Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger: 95482, 463-5770. The office’s fax number is era of bipartisanship began after the 1948 election, published in the order they are received, but State Capitol, Sacramento, 95814. (916) 463-5773. E-mail to: when Republicans, shocked by Harry Truman’s victo- shorter, concise letters are given prefer- 445-2841; FAX (916)445-4633 [email protected] ence.We publish most of the letters we ry, decided to stop trying to undo the New Deal. And receive, but we cannot guarantee publica- Sen. Barbara Boxer: 112 Hart Senate Senator Wes Chesbro: State Senate that example suggests that the best thing the tion. Names will not be withheld for any Office Bldg., Washington, D.C. 20510; District 2, Capitol Building, Room 5100, Democrats can do, not just for their party and their reason. 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Mendocino Coast. This event will take place this Friday at 7 1-800-SK8-4-FUN. Skate City is locally owned and operated p.m., at the Mendocino Book Company, 102 S. School St., for the youth and families of Lake and Mendocino County. BILLBOARD Ukiah. The literary evening promises to be a triple celebration. Halloween Costume Party Besides reading from her novel, White-Parks will be joined by Writers read series to feature her Freshcut Press publishing partner, Ann Kelly, in announcing set for this Saturday the reprinting of their popular Gualala history, “qh awala-li Vic’s Place is having a Halloween costume party this poet Theresa Whitehill today water coming down place”. Also, members of White-Parks’ for- Saturday, from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. at 8501 E. Road, in Redwood Theresa Whitehill will be this month’s featured reader in the mer writing group, the Women Writers Guild of Mendocino Valley, next to the fire house. Prizes will be given out for the Writers Read series. The reading will be today from 7 to 9:30 County, known for their journal “Word Weavers”, will read best costumes. There will be dancing, a DJ and lots of fun, no p.m., at Colored Horse Studio, 780 Waugh Lane in Ukiah. from their work. The writers are dedicating the evening to one cover. A California poet, designer, and letterpress printer, of their members, Ann Near. For more information, call 485-8422. Whitehill’s literary work includes commissioned poetry, culi- For more information about this special hometown author nary poetry, letterpress poetry broadsides, and poetic essays event, contact the Book Company at 468-5940. UUMC ‘Harvestfest’ fundraiser Appellation Magazine has published her poetic prose, and her set for this Saturday poetry has appeared in regional California magazines and Skate City Roller Center set to celebrate anthologies. The Ukiah United Methodist Church opens its doors to the Her literary letterpress broadsides, many produced with her 25th anniversary continues this weekend community for its “Harvestfest” dinner/auction this Saturday. husband, artist Paulo Ferreira, are in major national collections The 25th anniversary celebration for Skate City Roller Local merchants and community members have opened their including the Getty Center for the Arts, Brown University’s hearts with donations to be auctioned, including such specialties John Hay Library, Stanford University’s Special Collections Center continues this weekend with the T.P. Party this Friday, and the Halloween Costume Party this Saturday. as “a pie a month for one year.” Department, the New York Public Library, the Special Appetizers and entertainment will be provided. Dinner tick- Collections Department of UCLA, the Bancroft Library at UC Skate City was founded by operators Doug and Diane Adams ets are $20. A children’s dinner and activities under “safe sanc- Berkeley, the San Francisco Public Library, Mills College in 1981. During that time over 700,000 visitors have rolled tuary” supervision can be purchased for children ten and under Special Collections, and City College of San Francisco, as well around on quad or in-line skates. The skaters who will skate in for $10 each. as many private collections. the 2006/2007 season are in for lots of fun as they continue this Doors will open at 5 p.m. with silent auction bidding, dinner An open mike session will follow the featured reading. National Roller Skating Month. at 6:30 p.m. and live auction at 8 p.m. For ticket sales and reser- Refreshments available. Skate City is located at 2146 S. State St. in Ukiah. The local vations call 462-3360. Plan ahead because tickets will not be Donation requested. For more information, call 275-9010 or phone number is 468-8600. The out-of-area toll free number is available at the door. 463-6989. Mendocino Ballet benefit to be held today in Ukiah Early California Photography slide lecture The Mendocino Ballet presents a “Friends of the Ballet Harvest Happy Hour”. There will be a special “Happy Hour” benefiting the Mendocino Ballet today, from 5:15 to 6:30 p.m. by Drew Heath Johnson set for Nov. 5 at the Mendocino Ballet, 205 S. State Street. There is no charge By KATE MARIANCHILD is Curator of Fine Art the Mendocino Frontier.” Museum. for this event. A fundraising request will be made at the end of Special for the Journal Photography at the Oakland This landmark exhibition is The Grace Hudson the presentation. Help Mendocino Ballet grow and local youth The challenges of making a Museum of California. the first comprehensive show- Museum and Sun House are at flourish! living as a professional pho- As curator of the traveling ing of the work of Grace 431 S. Main St. in Ukiah. For more information or to RSVP, call Sherryl at 463-2290. tographer were much greater exhibit, “Ansel Adams: Hudson’s father, one of the From Hwy 101 take the Gobbi in frontier Mendocino than Inspiration and Influence,” earliest photographers in the St. exit west to Main and turn Author Dylan Schaffer book reading they are today. presented at Grace Hudson Mendocino County area. right. For more information Photographers transported Museum in 2004, he is Johnson’s book “Capturing about the other events associ- and signing set for today in Ukiah bulky cameras, portable stu- already known to Ukiah audi- Light: Masterpieces of ated with this exhibition call The Mendocino Book Company will host Dylan Schaffer, dios, and glass plates by ences as an engaging and California Photography,” 467-2836 or go to author of the acclaimed non-fiction book “Life, Death, and horse-drawn wagon. Lacking extremely knowledgeable 1850-2000 is available for www.gracehudsonmuseum.or Bialys” and the “Misdemeanor Man” mystery series. His sec- electricity, they could not speaker. Drew Johnson has purchase at Grace Hudson g. ond and latest installment in the series, “I Right the Wrongs”, enlarge their photographs, so also been curator of an exhib- has been recently released in paperback and will be available at their fragile glass plate nega- it and editor of an accompany- tives had to be as large as the ing book entitled Capturing the store along with the first in the series and his non-fiction Saturday work. This event will take place today at 6 p.m., at the desired print. They used a Light: Masterpieces of wet-on-wet process to prepare California Photography, 1850- October 28th Mendocino Book Company, 102 S. School St. Ukiah. 10am-5pm For more information about this author event, contact the negatives for exposure before 2000. Join us in celebrating Book Company at 468-5940. a picture could be taken. Drew Johnson’s extensive These fascinating bits of knowledge of California pho- the grand opening photographic history and tographic history will provide AuthorAnnette White-Parks book more will be the subject of a a larger context for evaluating launch and reading set for this Friday slide lecture by Drew Heath and understanding the current Johnson on Sunday Nov. 5 and very popular Grace Mendocino Book Company welcomes home author Annette from 2 to 3:30 p.m. at Grace Hudson exhibit “Aurelius O. White-Parks, Creative Writing instructor at Mendocino College Hudson Museum in Ukiah. Carpenter: Photographer of Cradle Springs Pet Resort and Boutique in the late 1970s and early 80s. White-Parks will read from Mr. Johnson, an expert on A RESORT FOR DOGS, CATS AND SPECIAL PETS “Bridge Work,” her new novel set amidst the redwoods of the early California photography, Cradle Springs Pet Resort offers a unique and comforting option for pet owners who travel and Erickson and Ryan Mahan. Company and at the who want excellent care in a holistic environment Metamorphosis David Wolf is the sound engi- Mendocino College (no cages, no concrete, no chemicals). Amenities neer and property artisan. Bookstore. This production include: individual rooms for pets, heat and air Continued from Page 3 In order to allow people to does contain mature subject play multiple roles in this see the action occurring in the matter and some nudity. condition, spa treatments, massage, holiday ensemble oriented production. pool of water, the audience Parental discretion is advised. dinners, ettiquette/manners training, birthday In addition to those listed will be seated on the stage, For more detailed information parties, etc. We also offer unique pet gifts in our above, the show features sev- surrounding the pool on three about the production, includ- ... where music is a celebration! boutique for the upcoming holiday season. We look eral veteran Ukiah performers sides. The main audience sec- ing age appropriateness, NEW & USED CD S, forward to your visit! such as KC Dill, Ian Stigliani tion of the college’s Center please visit the college’s and Lori Stubben. Principal Theatre will not be used. Theatre Department web site TAPES & VINYL Come take a tour of our Beautiful Resort! dancers include Jason Edelman explains that “this at www.mendocino.edu/the- seating arrangement creates ater/deptindex.html. For addi- GREAT PRICES! Briseno, Robbie Cristiani, 12111 Pratt Ranch Rd., Hopland Tamara Frey, Sam Fulk, Katie an intimate environment in tional information, call 468- 362 N. State Street • Ukiah Hardy, Maya Kageyama, which audiences share in the 3172. 463-8444 744-1621 • cspr.com Sandi Lang, Stephanie Paige, ritual of live theatre; audience Gilly Platt, Ivory Reid, members will not only watch Penelope Sinor and Kirsten the play, but also watch each other watching the play.” Rocking Turner. The production will Patrons are advised to pur- Chairs also introduce several talented chase tickets early, as this newcomers to main-stage col- innovative seating arrange- lege theatre productions, Gifts ment does limit each perfor- Jewelry including Ben Kohler and mance to only 88 spectators. James Taylor. Metamorphoses opens on College theatre technician Nov. 9. Performances will run Larry L. Lang has designed through Nov. 19. Grabtree the scenery and lighting for Performances are Thursdays Metamorphoses. The mix of at 7:30 p.m., Fridays and & Evelyn classical and modern cos- Saturdays at 8 p.m. and tumes have been designed and Sundays at 2 p.m. There will constructed by the college’s also be a special Saturday Your Fun Store costuming instructor Kathy matinee on Nov. 18 at 2 p.m. 1252 Airport Park Plaza Dingman Katz, with the assis- Tickets ($15 general; $12 stu- Ukiah 462-2660 tance of her students. 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PHILIP G. SMITH, M.D. Board Certified Surgeon 6 – THURSDAY, OCT. 26, 2006 SPORTS Editor: James Arens, 468-3518 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected] MLB NEWS NHL LOCAL Hershiser to interview with A’s Wings sink teeth into Sharks SCHEDULE By JANIE McCAULEY the next manager and was still trading DETROIT — Robert Lang’s third- onds into the third period tied the game THURSDAY, OCT. 26 The Associated Press phone calls with Frank Thomas’ period goal broke a tie and lifted the at 1. Schneider beat Evgeni Nabokov, UHS girls volleyball at Piner, OAKLAND — The Oakland agent, Arn Tellem, on Wednesday Detroit Red Wings to a 2-1 win over who was being screened by Tomas 4:30 p.m. the San Jose Sharks on Wednesday Holmstrom, with a one-time slap shot UHS girls tennis singles tour- Athletics will interview former major about getting something done to keep ney at Piner through Saturday league pitcher Orel Hershiser for their the 38-year-old slugger. night. from the top of the right circle. The Big Hurt, who led the team Detroit (4-4-1), which ended a The Red Wings had a 39-23 shots FRIDAY, OCT. 27 managerial opening. Mendocino College volleyball A’s general manager Billy Beane with 39 home runs and 114 RBIs, has three-game losing streak, also got a advantage for the game and despite at Napa Valley, 6:30 p.m. will schedule a meeting with a two-year offer on the table from the goal and an assist from Mathieu being outshot 14-4, San Jose led 1-0 Montgomery at UHS football A’s. Schneider. after one period. JV/V, 5/7:30 p.m. Hershiser, currently an ESPN baseball analyst, in Phoenix for sometime dur- The 48-year-old Hershiser went Dominik Hasek made 22 saves, The Sharks took advantage of Johan SATURDAY, OCT. 28 ing the week of Nov. 6. 204-150 during an 18-year playing including a tip attempt and rebound by Franzen’s interference penalty late in Mendocino College football at Yuba College, 1 p.m. Beane fired fourth-year manager career that included 13 seasons for the Steve Bernier with 37 seconds left and the first period with Bernier’s power- Water Polo 101 Ken Macha on Oct. 16, two days after Los Angeles Dodgers, including his a backhander by Milan Michalek from play goal with 2:50 left in the opening Championships at UHS, 11 final year in 2000. He pitched for the in close with 30.2 seconds left. period. He beat Hasek with a one-timer a.m. Oakland’s season ended in a sweep by the wild-card Detroit Tigers in the AL San Francisco Giants in 1998. Bernier scored the lone goal for San from the bottom of the left circle off a championship series. Hershiser, the former NL Cy Young Jose (7-3-0). pass from Milan Michalek. COMMUNITY The A’s won a playoff series for the Award winner, was an analyst for Lang broke a 1-1 tie with 8:58 Notes: RW Mikael Samuelsson first time since 1990, ending a string ESPN and was to interview with the remaining by tipping in a shot from the (shoulder) and D Andreas Lilja were DIGEST of four straight first-round exits from club soon. Black already interviewed point by Schneider for his third goal of scratched for Detroit. ... San Jose’s 2000-03. with the San Francisco Giants about the season. scratches were D Rob Davison and Beane plans to take his time hiring their managerial opening. Schneider’s power-play goal 38 sec- RW Scott Parker. Want to play Rugby? Mendocino Steam Donkeys are looking for players to join their team. Practice is held WORLD SERIES every Wednesday at 5:30 p.m. at Vinewood Park. All ages wel- LOCAL SPORTS ROUND-UP come and for more information Game 4 contact Liam at 743-9986 or visit www.mendorugby.com. UHS Booster Club postponed meeting Oct. 30 The next meeting for the because Ukiah High Athletic Boosters will be held on Monday, Oct. 30 in the “A” Building at Ukiah High of rain School. Dinner Auction results will be on the agenda. By MIKE FITZPATRICK The Associated Press City of Ukiah youth T. LOUIS — Pitchers basketball signups dominated the first three end Oct. 20 games of the World The City of Ukiah Community S Service Department would like Series and the rain took over. to announce the beginning of Game 4 was postponed registration for the 2006/07 Wednesday night because of Youth Basketball league. The league is open to boys and girls rain and will be made up from Kindergarten through 12th Thursday at 8:27 p.m. EDT, grade. Registration forms are now available at the Civic potentially sending the World Center, 411 W. Clay St. and at Series into scheduling chaos. www.cityofukiah.com. The registration fee is $50.00 More showers are expected per first player, $45.00 for the the next two days, and second player in the same fam- nobody was certain when the ily. Registrations are due by Friday, October 20, 2006. A Detroit Tigers and St. Louis $15.00 late fee will be added Cardinals would play again. after the 10/20/06 deadline. Absolutely NO registration will “They’re going to be be accepted after 10/27/06. dicey,” said Jimmie Lee Practices will begin in Solomon, executive vice pres- November. The Youth Basketball League games will ident of baseball operations in run from January through the commissioner’s office. March 2007. For this program to be successful we need Game 5 at Busch Stadium enthusiastic volunteer coaches was pushed back to Friday and team sponsors. For more night, which was supposed to information, please call 463- 6714. be a day off in the Series. It doesn’t look much better this Times changed for weekend in Detroit, with a SAL Boxing classes forecast of rain and cold. in September The Cardinals lead the Hours for SAL Boxing will be changed for the month of best-of-seven Series 2-1 after September. a 5-0 victory behind ace Chris Effective immediately the new hours will be Tuesday at 5:30 Carpenter on Tuesday night. p.m. The cost is still only $5 for A silver tarp covered the the whole year and classes are infield all evening, players ongoing at the Redwood Health Submitted photo Club. Ukiah Lions players Daulton Stacey, left, and brother Drake Stacey, right, escort mom Brenda Stacey out to didn’t come out to warm up To join SAL Boxing you must the field for her flower during the Mother’s Day game honoring the mothers of players and cheerleaders. and Game 4 never got started. fill out SAL paperwork and have a parental signature if you are “You want to go out there under 18. and play, but you can’t con- The class is a mix of all levels and ages and you are encour- trol the weather. It’s not that aged to join boxing if you want Honor thy mother...with a flower big of a deal,” St. Louis out- to seriously study boxing or just fielder Preston Wilson said. want a good workout. The Daily Journal walked his grandmother out to the field Key defensive plays were made by Steady showers all day led Ukiah Valley Youth to accept a flower from board member Noda who had many solo tackles and a to the first World Series rain- Soccer League This weekends home game match-up Sue Thornhill. fumble recovery, Jordan Shaw, Colton out since the 1996 opener General Meeting against the Redwood PAL Golden Bears The Mitey's started off the day with Crabtree, Dominic Idica, Joseph Gradek, between the Atlanta Braves Ukiah Valley Youth Soccer was the Ukiah Lions’ Mother’s Day an easy win over PAL, 28-0. This ended Alec Mora, Conner Acevedo and Casey and New York Yankees. The League’s Annual General meet- ing is Friday, November 3 at 7 game honoring the mothers of players the game at the half causing the rest of Kinney. rain fell harder as the night p.m. at the Grace Hudson and cheerleaders and even some special the game to be played as a scrimmage. Jr. Cub action was next and they also progressed, and the game was Museum. It will be looking for grandmothers, too. new board members, discuss Cheyenne Noda returned the first kick won their game by a score of 14-0 over called after a delay of 1 hour, successes and adopt new laws Coach Tom Jones' mother has been off of the game for a touchdown and the Bears. They ended regular season 51 minutes, the first time a for the year. Questions? Call attending games for 16 years without fail other scores were put up by D.J. play with a 7-0 record. Series game in St. Louis has the Soccer Hot Line at 467- 9797. and Erma Crabtree has been watching Anderson with a 65-yard run and quar- The Cubs also came out on top with a been rained out. youth sporting events and the Lions play terback Dylan Steckter who completed a 26-6 win and ended the season with a 7- It also was the fourth High School for 30 years. 27-yard pass to Anderson for the third 0 record in league play. washout of a wet postseason. Basketball Officials She currently has 3 great grandchil- touchdown. Derek Hensley had two touchdowns The Cardinals had two games Needed rained out in the NL champi- Basketball Officials Needed dren in the program, Hailee Higgins, Noda finished with the fourth and and 82 yards, Bradley Sheehy had a for High School and Junior High Trenton Higgins and Colton Crabtree final touchdown of the game. touchdown and completed passes of a onship series against the New School. First Meeting is along with cheer coach, Tia Higgins, and Christopher Crow and Chalil Capri also York Mets, and Game 2 of October 16. Interested? Contact 462-8450 grandson and coach, Mike Higgins, who finished the game with positive yardage. See MOTHER, Page 7 Detroit’s first-round series at Yankee Stadium also was South Ukiah Little postponed. League The postponement gives SULL will have a general St. Louis manager Tony La meeting and board member PREP SPORTS elections on Oct. 23 at 7:00 Russa a chance to juggle his P.M.This meeting will be at the rotation if he wants. He could Civic Center conference room The Daily Journal as she took to the service line However, the 'Cats fell short Wildcats took full advantage. at 300 Seminary Ave. All par- bring Jeff Weaver back on ents of South Ukiah Little with the score 21-16 and losing in four games 25-23,8- "They called a timeout regular rest in Game 5 instead League players are encouraged Prep volleyball rolls served out the game. 25, 16-25, and 20-25. when we were up 21-18 and of pitching rookie Anthony to come. Also, anyone inter- In the third and final game " We came out strong in the girls were like, ‘We can ested in serving on the SULL through Eureka Reyes again. Reyes, however, board of directors should be at and on a lighter note, Rus game one, just playing our totally do this’ and we cer- tossed eight-plus strong this meeting. If you have any The Eureka Lumberjacks spiked a ball that had so much game, and I think we showed tainly didn't lack confidence questions please call Randy innings for a 7-2 victory in the Pedersen at 463-0944 (H) 489- played host to the Ukiah High heat on it that it bounced up to that we can play with these tonight," Polkinghorne said. opener. 9944 (C). volleyball teams last Saturday set off the fire alarm in the girls. I am a little disappoint- But the Pumas made a late Tigers manager Jim as a part of their gym. The match was sus- ed that we didn't sustain our charge to take the lead 23-22. Leyland could do the same Soccer Finals Homecoming festivities. Join the soccer team on pended for 30 minutes. high level of play, like in After a Ukiah time-out and a with Kenny Rogers, who beat However, the lady Wildcats Sunday Oct. 29 for the soccer Ukiah also got a fine game one, throughout the Puma service error, senior Weaver in Game 2 on Sunday finals at the Ukiah High played spoiler as both the JV defensive effort from senior match,” said Head Coach Ori Holly Rus served out the Stadium from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Varsity teams scored night and extended his Free karate program to be Angie Backman who record- Polkinghorne. “Then again game, scoring and ace for the shutout streak to 23 innings held at RHC straight set victories over the ed 10 digs and scored two they're a pretty good team." final point. The Sheriff’s Youth Activities 'Jacks. aces. Meghan Metcalf was Our skills broke down in All night the Ukiah this postseason. But Leyland Karate Program (Fall version) is specifically set up his rotation teaching free youth, teen, and The varsity continued strong at the net for the 'Cats games 2 and 3 and you can't defense was called on to stop adult karate programs at the their winning ways 25-21, 25- as she pounded out five kills afford that against quality the hard-hitting Pumas. Key to give Rogers two starts at Redwood Health Club in Ukiah home, and the Series doesn’t on Wednesday nights starting 16, and 25-20 as Eureka and posted five blocks. teams. I am glad that we were defenders for Ukiah were at 5:30 p.m. and on Sunday became the seventh opponent able to take at least one game libero, Angie Backman, who shift back to Detroit until afternoons starting at 2 p.m. for Game 6. ages 6 years old and above. in a row to fall to the upstart Prep volleyball falls from them--this is the first led the 'Cats with 11 digs, Registration is available at the Wildcats. in four games time in my three years we've Caroline Eggertsen who had A sparse crowd at Busch class. SAL membership/insur- The Wildcats were paced been able to do that." 10 digs, and Sarah Johnson Stadium was informed of the ance fees are five dollars annu- rainout about three minutes ally. by a strong performance by The Ukiah High varsity The bright spot in the who also tallied 10 digs along You do not have to be a mem- after Major League Baseball ber of the RHC to participate. senior outside hitter Holly volleyball squad put its seven match for Ukiah was game with her 13 kills and four For more information call the Rus who tallied six kills and game winning streak on the one in which both teams bat- blocks. made the announcement. Fans RHC at 468-0441 or 376-4419. At the net, Yvette Vasquez covered in plastic who had Also for more information, call five aces. Her strong serving line Tuesday night as they tled back and forth. Carrillo Sensei Mike Tobin at 354-0565. helped the Wildcats finish off hosted the NBL-leading hoped for the rain to stop standout, Ally Sather, got off See PREP, Page 7 the Lumberjacks in game two Maria Carrillo Pumas. to a slow start and the quickly filed toward the exits. THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL SPORTS THURSDAY, OCT. 26, 2006 – 7 Ukiah finally winning the two normally face,” said Chris Deep Valley Prep game match 25-23 and 25-17. Philbrick, head coach. “There Christian Golf The Ukiah High girls varsi- were no quad bogie rules and Marathon Continued from Page 6 ty and JV volleyball teams no 6" bumps, and playing 18 DVC is holding its 5th Annual went to Eureka this last week- holes for only the second time 100-hole Golf Marathon Oct. 27 had a game-high five blocks at the Ukiah Municipal Golf end and they were able to see this year.” Course. This event is a major for Ukiah, who is now 16-6 Humboldt State beat Whitney Vau shot a 89 fundraiser for DVCS. Forty overall and 7-3 in the NBL. golfers will challenge them- Stanislaus Friday night and which gave her the third selves to play 100 holes in one The Wildcats go on the road to then on Saturday, they played place, Shanel Sayad shot a100 day. If you would like more infor- face an improved Piner squad the Eureka Loggers. which gave her a 7th place mation on this event, please on Thurs. call Eric Cline at 462-5617. “Our JV team played a and Alex McMillen shot an great game and beat them in 101 which put her in 8th Ukiah Lacrosse Club JV volleyball plays two,” said Bobbi Whyburn, place. seeking players good overall game head coach. “Melissa Berndt The North Coast Section Ukiah Crushers Lacrosse had a good day at the net with tournament will be held on Club will be signing up players from ages 14-18 Saturday Oct. Ukiah continues to 10 kills along with some great Monday, Oct. 30, at Deer 21 from 9 a.m. to noon at the improves its league record blocking, Emily Houghton Ridge in Brentwood and Pomolita Soccer field on Cypress St. Player equipment with another win. This time it and Jessica Graham served up Whitney Vau will be the only You Talked, requirements, sign-up forms was a victory over Santa Rosa a bunch of aces, Gaby Kong one from Ukiah competing in and general discussion of the last Thursday. In its two game had three kills and Shelby this tourney. sport will be available. Throw- We Listened! arounds will start mid- match, Ukiah easily won with Hale came up with some great November and practice will scores of 25-14 and 25-15. saves again. Prep water polo takes begin after the winter break. All “Kirstie Chapin was able to players new and old must sign This victory brings Ukiah's on Terra Linda up and pay club fee. For more League record to 7 wins and 2 get the last kill in the game to The Café information, call Ian Pratt 462- losses. end it and Ashley Lower did In a very physical and close 8118. the setting with 12 assists and 2nd Annual Redfox “Santa Rosa gave us a game the Ukiah High girls much better game this time Kortney Martinson and water polo team were able to Casino 100 Late Melissa Reyes made great is back! model Race around,” said Bobbi take out Terra Linda in over- Whyburn, head coach. passes and digs in the game. time 7-5 on Monday. It was a This weekend at the Ukiah “Everyone contributed to the Everyone had a great trip and That’s right, all your Speedway there will be very a good time.” close game all the way popular Tour Cars, as well as win. Kortney Martinson and through with the score tied at Real Stocks, Bombers, and Melissa Reyes pretty much favorites including Bandoleros. On Saturday, Oct. 2-2 at the half and then 5-5 at 28, the action will start for all dominated the back row.” NBL Girls Golf the end of regulation. And in the “Big Bob Burger” divisions and on Sunday, racing Some of the top perfor- tournament overtime the Wildcats were will commence at noon. The mances were done by Emily are back where they Ukaih Speedway is located at Houghton who had six aces, able come out of the pool vic- the Redwood Empire Fifteen girls competed for torious. Hayley Phenicie had belong! Fairgrounds in Ukiah, CA 1055 four kills and two assists, three spots on Monday to N. State St. for more info visit Ashley Lower had six aces, two goals, Carrie Reid had www.ukiahspeedway.com. advance to the North Coast three and Katie Bishop had 2. three kills and six assists, Section tournament at Deer Be sure to visit Gaby Kong who had four The boys on the other hand Ridge in Brentwood on did not fare so well at the end the NEW kills, Melissa Berndt who had October 30. three aces, one kill and one of the night. Much like the Sho-Ka-Wah Ukiah High sophomore girls game the boys played an Mother assist, Jessica Graham who Whitney Vau finished in third Café! had three aces, Kirstie Chapin place and qualified to advance extremely physical game but Continued from Page 6 who had two kills and Shelby to the NCS Tournament next came up short and lost 10-7 to Hale who had one kill and one Monday. Terra Linda. Collin Phenicie total of 63 yards, Michael assist. The "All-League" top-10 had four goals, Tucker Pimintel had 42 yards and players according to their sea- Mattern had two and Nathan Kyle Muzzy and Max Mata Ukiah‘s JV volleyball son scoring averages were Mack had one. both had close to 20 yards bests Eureka also announced. Whitney Vau In the JV match, they won gained. finished 2nd and Shanel with a score of 18-5 as well. Other players with positive In a hard fought non-league Sayad finished 7th out of 61 This was their last regular sea- yardage were Donnell Hale, match on Saturday, the very players in the league. son match and will be hosting Brad Silva, Kyle Wakeland evenly matched Wildcats and “I'm very proud of all three the Water Polo 101 and Chad Martinson. Hensley Lumberjacks fought neck and girls playing under more diffi- Championships this Saturday was a perfect three for three neck the entire game with cult circumstances than we at Ukiah High at 11 a.m. passing the ball for 43 yards including a 20-yard pass to Hale for a touchdown. SCOREBOARD The defense did its job lim- National League THE AP TOP 25 MAJOR LEAGUE SOCCER PLAYOFFS CHICAGO CUBS—Named Paul Weaver special iting the Bears to only six assistant to the general manager. By The Associated Press All Times Eastern WASHINGTON NATIONALS—Announced the points. Hale had a fumble The Top 25 teams in The Associated Press col- Conference Semifinals contract of Tony Siegle, assistant general manag- lege football poll, with first-place votes in paren- (Two-leg Aggregate Score Series) er, will not be renewed. recovery and Hensley an theses, records through Oct. 21, total points Eastern Conference interception and Kyle based on 25 points for a first-place vote through New York vs. D.C. United BASKETBALL one point for a 25th-place vote, and previous Saturday, Oct. 21: D.C. United 1, New York 0, D.C. Wakeland is credited with a ranking: United leads series 1-0 National Basketball Association Record Pts Pvs Sunday, Oct. 29: New York at D.C. United, 6 p.m. DENVER NUGGETS—Waived G Anthony Carter sack. Other top defenders 1. Ohio St. (63) 8-0 1,623 1 and G Antoine Hood. 2. Michigan 8-0 1,533 2 Chicago vs. New England NEW ORLEANS HORNETS—Exercised their were Elisa Vargas, Pimentel, 3. Southern Cal 6-0 1,468 3 Sunday, Oct. 22: Chicago 1, New England 0, 2007-08 contract option on G Chris Paul. 4. West Virginia (2) 7-0 1,458 4 Chicago leads series 1-0 NEW YORK KNICKS—Exercised 2007-08 con- Cameron Bowman, Gavin 5. Texas 7-1 1,355 5 Saturday, Oct. 28: Chicago at New England, 7:30 tract options on F-C Channing Frye, F David Lee 6. Louisville 7-0 1,215 6 p.m. and G Nate Robinson. Waived F Elton Brown, F Lewis, Mata and Jordan 7. Auburn 7-1 1,182 8 ——— Nikoloz Tskitishvili, G Milone Clark and C Paul 8. Tennessee 6-1 1,178 7 Miller. Signed C Kelvin Cato. James. 9. Florida 6-1 1,146 9 Western Conference ORLANDO MAGIC—Waived G-F Jackie Manuel 10. Clemson 7-1 989 12 Colorado vs. FC Dallas and F Kasib Powell. The Ukiah Jr. Lions came 11. Notre Dame 6-1 988 10 Saturday, Oct. 21: FC Dallas 2, Colorado 1, FC Every hour from 7-11pm, you could get a chance 12. California 7-1 964 11 Dallas leads series 2-1 Women’s National Basketball Association away with a win over the 13. Arkansas 6-1 843 15 Saturday, Oct. 28: Colorado at FC Dallas, 8:30 SACRAMENTO MONARCHS—Announced the Bears 30-0 finishing off their 14. LSU 6-2 799 14 p.m. resignation of John Whisenant, coach, but he will to pick the right “prize critter” from 15. Boise St. 8-0 608 18 remain general manager. season, 6-1. 16. Rutgers 7-0 579 19 CD Chivas USA vs. Houston the Cash Cauldron and win up to 17. 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Jets at Cleveland, 3:15 p.m. 12-7), 5:27 p.m. Clayton Brown, Kyle Indianapolis at Denver, 3:15 p.m. TRANSACTIONS Friday, Oct. 27 Pittsburgh at Oakland, 3:15 p.m. Detroit (Verlander 17-9) at St. Louis (Reyes 5-8 or Cummings, Daulton Stacey, Dallas at Carolina, 5:15 p.m. BASEBALL Weaver 5-4), 5:27 p.m. Open: Buffalo, Miami, Washington, Detroit Saturday, Oct. 28 Nathen Henry, Derrick American League St. Louis at Detroit, 4:57 p.m., if necessary Monday, Oct. 30 BOSTON RED SOX—Agreed to terms with RHP Sunday, Oct. 29 McCain and Trevor Morris. New England at Minnesota, 5:30 p.m. Mike Timlin on a one-year contract. St. Louis at Detroit, 5 p.m. EST, if necessary 8 – THURSDAY, OCT. 26, 2006 POLITICS THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL Ukiah City Council candidate views on Smart Growth Editor’s Note: The Ukiah and policies which preserve the city interface with planning in more when we redo it. course.) There are many approach- more traffic, more pollution, more Valley Smart Growth quality of life issues, such as view the unincorporated area around Many of the Plan’s recommen- es to increasing affordable hous- sprawl. A Costco will bring more Coalition describes itself as: sheds, the rural character of com- it? dations are pie-in-the-sky … but ing, and none of them has proved (higher) quality jobs to the region. “an all-volunteer organization munity, street and traffic conges- 8. The city should have an maybe they should be. Some of the to be the magic solution. We need 8. How should planning in the tion, and a pedestrian-friendly active role in influencing the plan- issues deemed important in 1995 to try them all: incentives, subsi- city interface with planning in of Ukiah Valley residents of community, are all of significant ning of the unincorporated areas to are just as important now. Some of dizing, sweat-equity, set-asides in the unincorporated area around all political affiliations work- importance in summary, there is make sure that all impacts are mit- them are intangible (“sense of larger projects. We also need to get it? ing together to create a com- not anything that is not important. igated. place”) or non-commercial (his- the local banks heavily invested in 8. See County-City matters mon vision for planning a 4. What is the value of the 9. How would you address toric preservation). Energy conser- creating more housing for all of our above. The same principles should future that reflects the unique Ukiah Valley Area Plan (UVAP) increasing the tax base for the vation, around which our under- residents, perhaps through low- apply for both, and the meaning- character of our community process for the future of the val- City of Ukiah? If revenues did standing and commitment have interest loans or down payment less distinction between my house and the carrying capacity of ley? What has been your involve- increase what are your spending both increased, is given appropri- advances. and the one three blocks north the Ukiah Valley.” ment in the UVAP process? priorities? ate attention. 6. There are numerous large should be minimized for political The Coalition sent 10 ques- 4. The value of UVAP is that is 9. Through redevelopment I Also, the constant refrain of the residential projects proposed and practical reasons. tions to each of the Ukiah City will define a strategy to manage would try to make some of the need for County-City cooperation near the city limits. Do you have 9. How would you address growth which reflects the values of downtown core areas more attrac- is a mantra for our times, and much a position on these projects? increasing the tax base for the Council candidates in late the community and the livability of tive to businesses, and if revenues of what has gone wrong in the 11 How do you think these residen- City of Ukiah? If revenues did September and requested they our town, Ukiah. It should provide increase, my spending priorities years since the General Plan was tial projects will affect the city? increase what are your spending be returned by Oct. 7. The a balance between our resources would be public safety and parks written can be ascribed to the The Valley? What is your opin- priorities? deadline was extended nearly and sociaI/economical needs. I and recreation for youth adults. absence of that cooperation. ion of these projects? 9. Bring in entrepreneurs (small two weeks to accommodate have been primarily an observer of 10. What are your ideas for Finally, the comprehensive 6. Outside the city is less desir- employers) by targeted marketing all candidates. the process. It is in the early stages. preserving the character of the nature of the Plan is a model for able than inside, for reasons of and by upgrading the technical Four candidates responded. There has not been any clear direc- City of Ukiah and the Ukiah what we should have and practice reducing sprawl and preserving infrastructure in the Valley. Make The two that did not, planning tion in the past. There is some lead- Valley? as we look ahead. We continue to agricultural land. this a high-tech friendly place. commissioners Jim Mulheren ership today behind the plan, and I 10. First of all, to make sure be at risk for giving away the val- Let me say that I do not have an Strengthen the vocational train- and Mike Whetzel were con- plan to be involved. that I am first and foremost respon- ley one insignificant piece (of land, absolute position on big residential ing at the High School and the 5. What is your view of the sive and available to our citizens of zoning regulation, of environ- programs. A developer could pro- College, focusing that training on tacted numerous times best way to supply Ukiah with for communication of their views mental standards) at a time. pose a project that will adhere to local job market options. requesting responses. affordable housing (meaning less so that I can have their direction. 4. What is the value of the much of what I believe in – mixed That’s what I’d spend the The Smart Growth than $900 per month rent or Secondly, to make sure that Ukiah Valley Area Plan (UVAP) use, walkable neighborhoods, increase on. Then on programs that Coalition approached the mortgage)? In what locations? goals and policies and implementa- process for the future of the val- ample open and recreational space, make us more inclusive, more Daily Journal and asked if we 5. Let’s look at the Stone Site, tion measures of our general plan ley? What has been your public transport access, green equitable. would be willing to publish Lover’s Lane, and potentially the (which is a representation of our involvement in the UVAP building, etc., and I would listen 10. What are your ideas for the answers they got. We Brush Tree Site. I will promote the community’s vision) are adhered process? and hope it was all there. preserving the character of the agreed. The answers pub- concept of mixed use where you to. 4. If the UVAP does in fact At the same time, the specific City of Ukiah and the Ukiah lished here are exactly as the have the opportunity to live where bring together all the stakeholders questions of water, sewage and ser- Valley? candidates wrote them. They you work. In the city of Ukiah, in a meaningful way, then it will vices would have to have good 10. We need a plan that defines where feasibly, I will encourage Benj Thomas have accomplished a lot, regardless answers. And frankly, I don’t know the character of the City and the have not been edited. mixed use of land designated for of the specifics of the plan. On the that good answers are out there. Valley and is at the same time spe- Publication of these views 1. What purpose do “Smart development or redevelopment. Growth” principles serve in land other hand, the value of having Inside the city, I might favor cific enough to be clear for all. also does represent an 6. There are numerous large MIG tell us what we think, rather one big project over many small It should include a commitment endorsement by the Daily use planning? residential projects proposed 1. The value of principles is that than the other way around, is ques- ones adding up to the same amount to form-based zoning and to con- Journal of any of these candi- near the city limits. Do you have they provide guidelines without tionable. If the emphasis is on MIG – then at least we have more con- trolling growth and sprawl in par- dates. a position on these projects? sacrificing flexibility. Furthermore telling us how to get what we want trol over infrastructure and open ticular. How do you think these residen- smart growth principles advocate a – that’s OK. space. Low-impact industry, which is tial projects will affect the city? holistic approach to land use, tak- My direct involvement in the 7. The front half of the everybody’s dream. Jeanne Metcalf The Valley? What is your opin- ing into account and valuing fully UVAP process has come through Masonite property has been pro- Get more buy-in to the concept ion of these projects? some of the hearings and meetings posed for 700,000 square feet of from the business leaders, who 1. What purpose do “Smart factors that have been traditionally 6. I have not yet formed a posi- ignored such as environmental that I attended in the last two years retail development. Do you have not been made welcome in Growth” principles serve in land tion on projects because I like to as a Grand Juror, the many City believe the city should take a some of the discussions that have use planning? impact, the human context, and see the final concept so that aesthetics. Council meetings I have been pre- position on this proposal? How taken place – I think we need to 1. Smart Growth principles bal- impacts can be assessed. However, sent for, and the various meetings do you think this proposal will reach out constantly in their direc- ance growth with the community 2. Do you view “sprawl” as an we certainly need to consider them issue facing the Ukiah Valley? about Smart Growth, Imagine affect the city? The valley? tion. needs both social/economical and from the prospective of how it Ukiah, and the Precautionary What is your opinion of this pro- available resources which are (Please comment.) affects the livability of our commu- 2. Yes. The loss of agricultural Principle. posal? influenced by the community’s nity and its rural character. 5. What is your view of the 7. The City has to take a posi- John McCowen vision. land is a piece of it, as is traffic and 7. The front half of the automobile dependence. Tack on best way to supply Ukiah with tion – it’s our infrastructure, 1. What purpose do 2. Do you view “sprawl” as an Masonite property has been pro- affordable housing (meaning less including emergency services, that issue facing the Ukiah Valley? infrastructure costs, aesthetic “Smart Growth” principles serve posed for 700,000 square feet of degradation. than $900 per month rent or will support such a development, in land use planning? (Please comment.) retail development. Do you mortgage)? In what locations? while we will get none of the tax 2. I am concerned about the 3. Have you read the City of 1. The successful incorporation believe the city should take a Ukiah’s General Plan in its 5. Increased density should revenue. The traffic will impact us, of “Smart Growth” principles into conversion of agricultural and position on this proposal? How yield more affordable units, partic- and the loss of sales tax money will resource land and industrial lands entirety? Yes or No. Which ele- land use planning will reduce pres- do you think this proposal will ment(s) with their goals, policies ularly if the City imposes condi- be horrendous. We should annex sure for sprawl, encourage the into concrete malls and large hous- affect the city? The valley? What tions on the size of new units. I also the property (or at least enter into ing developments. We must make and implementation measures development of housing that is is your opinion of this proposal? are most important? Least think that we should seek to use some really hard-nosed negotia- affordable to a variety of income sure that our rural character is pre- 7. I believe that the city should local builders who, as employers tions with the County). The served. important? Why? levels and create neighborhoods take a position on this proposal. It 3. I have read it in its entirety. themselves, will understand the teenagers who want a mall to hang that are more walkable and livable. 3. Have you read the City of will affect the city with traffic, need for low- and middle-income out in will be happy. Ukiah’s General Plan in its Parts of it I have read several times. 2. Do you view “sprawl” noise, as well as economic conse- Time has made the Plan obsolete in housing. (There are other advan- The mall will bring in $$ from entirety? Yes or No. Which ele- quences which are related to the tages for using local contractors, of out of the Valley for sure, and also ment(s) with their goals, policies many specific ways (the employ- See SURVEY, Page 9 loss of tax sales revenue. There is ment picture alone is strikingly dif- and implementation measures also the consideration of the cost of are most important? Least ferent) and in its application of the- the prime industrial land which ory and process. Smart Growth The Ukiah important? Why? could mean employment and eco- 3. Yes, I have read it. 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To supply Ukiah with afford- increasing the tax base for the design - promote walking, biking, tions of the draft plan and its EIR the logical urban boundary of the as an issue facing the Ukiah able housing we need to allow for a City of Ukiah? If revenues did and utilization of public transit. and then for City planning staff to freeway. Valley? (Please comment.) range of housing types, including increase what are your spending Smart development is urban and play a key role in the new process. 8. How should planning in the 2. Yes, sprawl is very much an apartments, condominiums and priorities? protective of agriculture and oak I wrote a response to the EIR and city interface with planning in issue facing the Ukiah Valley. market rate housing to meet the 9. Statewide policies dictate woodlands. commented at several Board of the unincorporated area around Without a firm resolve on the part varied needs of our citizens. Smart that sales tax will continue to be 2. Do you view “sprawl” as an Supervisors meetings as they con- it? of local decision makers, the fertile growth principles such as reduced the largest source of General Fund issue facing the Ukiah Valley? sidered the draft UVAP and its 8. Besides work on the UVAP, agricultural lands of the Ukiah lot sizes, infill and mixed use can revenue. Assuming that Public (Please comment.) EIR. the City should collaborate with Valley could soon be replaced with assist in the development of afford- Safety is adequately funded from 2. Sprawl is a huge threat to 5. What is your view of the the County most specifically in the sprawling housing developments able housing which should be the recent 1⁄2 cent sales tax Ukiah valley and to the quality of best way to supply Ukiah with establishment of urban limit lines that will damage our local agricul- developed throughout the commu- increase, priority should be given life in the City of Ukiah. As we affordable housing (meaning less and the funding of agricultural tural economy and forever change nity. Adherence to inclusionary to maintaining and repairing streets consider new urban densification than $900 per month rent or preservation easements east of the our quality of life. We must insure housing principles will assure that and other Public Works infrastruc- within our city limits we face the mortgage)? In what locations? freeway south of Masonite and that development and redevelop- large housing developments ture, which is seriously under- prospect of sprawl to the tune of 5. With increasing urbanization west of the freeway north of ment of infill and mixed use pro- include a fair share of affordable funded. 1,000 homes on the vineyards and form based zoning we will Lovers Lane. The City Council jects takes place in areas that are housing units on site. Passage of Measure X on immediately north of Lovers Lane. need some form of inclusionary must vehemently oppose sprawl in already urbanized or have appro- 6. There are numerous large November 7th will increase the bed Then too, the Ryder project on the zoning requiring developers to pro- this valley and seek mutual plan- priate zoning. residential projects proposed tax from 8% to 10%. Funds from other side of the highway is sim- vide affordable units in their devel- ning aid from the Board of 3. Have you read the City of near the city limits. Do you have the 2% increase will be used to mering on the back burner. We opments here. A mixture of units Supervisors in achieving this Ukiah’s General Plan in its a position on these projects? promote Ukiah and its tourist must be vigilant so that we do not for varied income levels seems the defense for a sustainable, healthy, entirety? Yes or No. Which ele- How do you think these residen- industry and for economic devel- promote radical densification with- progressive alternative to low beautiful Ukiah valley. With the ment(s) with their goals, policies tial projects will affect the city? opment, downtown beautification, in the City while allowing simulta- income projects of the past and final adoption of the City’s reduced and implementation measures The Valley? What is your opin- park development and mainte- neous sprawl onto agricultural land present. We may also have to con- “sphere of influence” we’ll want to are most important? Least ion of these projects? nance and recreation program to our north, east, and southeast. sider raising the height limit in sev- accelerate, with County coopera- important? Why? 6. It is premature to consider scholarships for local youth. Our water supply, streets, other eral corridors. Additionally all tax tion, annexation of currently 3. Yes, I have read the City of large projects for approval prior to Successful promotional efforts will infrastructure, public safety subsidized low income or afford- urbanized areas and those most Ukiah’s General Plan. In addition completion of the Ukiah Valley result in increased General Fund staffing, tax revenue cannot cope able projects must by legal restric- suited for future urbanization. to the seven state mandated ele- Area Plan (UVAP) process. The revenue. with such a simultaneous occur- tion be required to remain below 9. How would you address ments, which include Land Use, UVAP should establish areas that 10. What are your ideas for rence. market units for their useful life. increasing the tax base for the Circulation, Housing, Noise, are appropriate for growth and preserving the character of the 3. Have you read the City of 6. There are numerous large City of Ukiah? If revenues did Safety, Open Space and define the level and availability of City of Ukiah and the Ukiah Ukiah’s General Plan in its residential projects proposed increase what are your spending Conservation; the City General resources, including water and Valley? entirety? Yes or No. Which ele- near the city limits. Do you have priorities? Plan includes an equal number of sewer capacity. Without careful 10. In order to preserve Ukiah’s ment(s) with their goals, policies a position on these projects? 9. The best way to enhance optional elements. In general, the planning and a Growth small town quality of life, planning and implementation measures How do you think these residen- Ukiah’s tax base is by preserving state mandated elements will have Management Plan, completion of must be the first priority. are most important? Least tial projects will affect the city? the natural resources, restoring the greatest impact, but all are any large projects will likely result Completion of comprehensive important? Why? The Valley? What is your opin- habitat, and preserving the agricul- important to maintaining our local in the negative consequences men- Municipal Service Reviews, man- 3. Yes, I’ve read the Plan sever- ion of these projects? tural economic base that is here. A quality of life. The weakest link in tioned in answers 2. & 4. above. dated by state law, must be com- al times through. I served as a vol- 6. Regarding major project pro- healthy and beautiful valley with any General Plan is the difficulty in 7. The front half of the pleted as part of the Ukiah Valley unteer on its land use advisory posals near our city limits. I oppose public access to the Russian River budgeting staff time and funding to Masonite property has been pro- Area Plan (UVAP) process so that committee during the development development on the Lovers Lane and to the western hills ridgetop, implement the plan. posed for 700,000 square feet of we can determine what resources process in ’93 and ’94. Given the vineyards (which grow on prime ag coupled with productive agricul- 4. What is the value of the retail development. Do you are available to serve existing and relentless pressure for growth, I land) and believe the Ryder pro- ture and a vibrant, pedestrian Ukiah Valley Area Plan (UVAP) believe the city should take a future development. The UVAP hold that Open Space and posal or anything on that site must friendly downtown will create a process for the future of the val- position on this proposal? How should identify areas suitable for Conservation is this Plan’s most be significantly downsized and climate attractive to entrepreneur- ley? What has been your involve- do you think this proposal will development; identify appropriate important element. Among critical redesigned. Any development east ial capital and tourism. ment in the UVAP process? affect the city? The valley? What infrastructure and funding sources; goals in this element are those and north of Masonite must pro- 10. What are your ideas for 4. The Ukiah Valley is currently is your opinion of this proposal? incorporate smart growth princi- seeking protection of the Russian vide significant buffer protection preserving the character of the subject to intense pressure for 7. The City Council took a ples; protect prime agricultural River and its tributaries, develop- for and public access to a trail City of Ukiah and the Ukiah development. The Ukiah Valley strong stand on the Ryder project land and include a Growth ment of pedestrian access to City along the Russian River. I Valley? Area Plan (UVAP) should be used and the Ukiah Valley Area Plan and Management Plan to insure that streams, conserving the natural adamantly oppose the use of City 10. In answering Nos. 1. to determine the resources that are it should do so with any project development related infrastructure woodlands of the area hills, pro- of Ukiah water or water treatment through 9. I think I’ve answered available to support development; that threatens to create significant and mitigations are implemented in tecting the valley’s groundwater facilities for sprawl onto agricul- this question. I would only add the areas that are appropriate for impacts for the City. Development a timely manner and that local res- system, and, of course, maintaining tural land or oak woodlands. that greater awareness of and resis- development; and to establish a of the Masonite site poses many idents and builders have a fair existing agricultural areas. The 7. The front half of the tance to noise and lighting pollu- Growth Management Plan to serious questions, especially traffic opportunity to receive available Land Use element is critical as well Masonite property has been pro- tion in Ukiah will be important as insure that development takes circulation, which will need to be sewer and water hookups. because it can serve to encourage posed for 700,000 square feet of well in achieving our vision of a place in an orderly fashion. The examined in detail. This proposal Economic development efforts or discourage thoughtful growth retail development. Do you sustainable, progressive, tranquil City and County must work coop- could potentially have a negative should be focused on retention and and urban design. Citizen aware- believe the city should take a community. eratively together to insure that impact on City sales tax revenue; development of locally based small ness and oversight of the imple- position on this proposal? How appropriate infrastructure is built encourage sprawl in the County; business, downtown revitalization, mentation of the measures in both do you think this proposal will and paid for by the developers. and create traffic congestion for value added processing and alter- elements is critical. affect the city? The valley? What Without careful planning traffic both. This proposal highlights the native energy and green building 4. What is the value of the is your opinion of this proposal? congestion will be a nightmare and need for the City and County to businesses to create a regional Ukiah Valley Area Plan (UVAP) 7. The City should discourage a the water resources and sewer reach agreement on a revenue shar- nitch or economic “brand” similar process for the future of the val- shopping mall at this site and capacity needed to support our his- ing and annexation agreement that to efforts to create a promotional ley? What has been your involve- encourage its retention in industrial toric rate of growth for the next will fairly apportion tax revenue “brand” for Mendocino County ment in the UVAP process? use. The City should seek revenue twenty years could be gobbled up from new development; provide tourism. 4. The UVAP and the process sharing options with the County Mulligan Books by a handful of large develop- for logical patterns of land use and for adopting it is critical to the that encourage significant retail ments in the next two or three 208 S State St, Ukiah development served by appropriate 462-1555 years. infrastructure; and end the incen- Phil Baldwin When the UVAP Environmental Trade Yours For Ours tive for the City and County to 1. What purpose do “Smart ~Gently Used~ Impact Report was submitted to the make land use decisions based on City Council for comment, I led Growth” principles serve in land Current or Classic projected sales tax revenue. use planning? 1651 Talmage Rd ~ Ukiah Fiction the Council in raising concerns and 8. How should planning in the authored a four page letter to the 1. 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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 818811 by Henri Arnold and Mike Argirion AENU -7 -11 18 0 Unscramble these four Jumbles, IANL one letter to each square, -10 -11 -8 8 NAGD to form four ordinary words. 8 11 -1 -10 NIAG THERB CLUE: KUTENAI ORDER GRID 8 ©2006 Tribune Media Services, Inc. 8 All Rights Reserved.

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ANSWERS IN NEXT EDITION © 2006 Robert Barnett www.jumble.com JELIGG Answers to Previous Now arrange the circled letters Learning Challenger to form the surprise answer, as BLACKWALL & TIMBER suggested by the above cartoon. 13 16 11 12 BLAC “ ” 10 13 11 18 Answer here: KWA L 12 12 16 12 (Answers tomorrow) L&T I Jumbles: SOGGY FORCE GALAXY INVITE 17 11 14 10 Yesterday’s MBER Answer: What the artist used to paint the still life — 10/25/2006 CANVAS Girl wonders why guys don’t want a second date Dear Annie: I am a 20-year-old college ers me. First, his behavior lets me know he’d this to his happy hour gang: If you’re married sophomore, very involved in sports, clubs, etc., rather be out drinking than home with me. I and out drinking, you are showing whoever is and fortunate enough to have many great always fix myself up and try to look good waiting that they are not important to you. friends. The problem is, I cannot get a second ANNIE’S MAILBOX when he comes in. I take care of our home and Oh, yeah, I forgot one more alternative. We date. I don’t have a problem attracting guys, I’m a good cook. could divorce. -- Numb and Tired but after we hang out once or twice, they’re no By Kathy Mitchell and Marcy Sugar Second, I don’t care for his drinking bud- Dear Numb: You also can try Al-Anon (al- longer romantically interested in me. dies. He goes with different guys, most of them anon-alateen.org) for friends and relatives of I have asked my friends what I am doing If you are a good listener, look put-together single, but occasionally with a young single alcoholics. It’s in your phone book. wrong, but they don’t know. I am not looking and have a fun attitude, we don’t know why divorcee who works in his office. I have told Dear Annie: I had to chuckle when I read for a long-term relationship, just a guy to hang guys lose interest. Either you are looking at the him this bothers me, so now he just doesn’t tell the letter from the teacher who objected to the out with when everyone else has a date. People wrong guys, or something about you pushes me when she shows up. “F-word,” referring to passing gas. tell me I am fun to be around and I’m in good them away. If your friends can’t tell you, per- Last, but certainly not least, is the driving. When my now-23-year-old daughter was in physical shape. I am not a prude, but I also haps you should go back to one of those guys There has already been one really bad incident, kindergarten, she came home from school one don’t believe in casual sex. What’s going on? - and ask for a brutally honest assessment. but he was able to buy his way out of it. day stating that Johnny got in trouble for using - Puzzled Petunia Dear Annie: I’m fuming mad. My husband I’m lonesome, hurt, sad, jealous and afraid. the “F-word.” We were very careful about what Dear Puzzled: Here are some possibilities: just called to tell me he is going out for a beer I’ve had counseling and learned he is not going language our daughter was exposed to and Do you monopolize the conversation? Do you after work. He does this four or five nights a to change. I have three alternatives: I can find wondered if she even knew what the “F-word” come across as competitive or egotistical? Are week. Usually, he doesn’t bother to call and I something else to do in the evenings, I can pre- was. She finally told us it was about passing you interesting to talk to? Do you uncon- prepare dinner, then sit and wait. Last week, he tend it doesn’t bother me, or I can beg, cry and gas. I sure wish that was the only “F-word” she sciously give the impression that you are went for “a beer” and stayed out until 10:30. be unhappy. knew now. -- D.B. “easy” and attract guys who are only interested When he came home, he could barely speak. Maybe if he sees this in writing, he will real- Dear D.B.: You’re not the only one. Thanks in sex? Annie, there is so much about this that both- ize how badly he’s hurting me. I want to say for making us smile.

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776-06 LOST & HELP HELP HELP HELP PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE 10-26,31,11-5/06 FOUND WANTED WANTED WANTED WANTED NOTICE OF PETITION TO ADMINISTER 30 120 120 120 120 ESTATE 742-06 758-06 2 Female Chihua- MEMBERS Apply at Skate City Dental asst. in Willits If you work well 755-06 Must be 18 or older approx. 30 hrs/wk. with others join a CASE NO.: SCUK CVPB ’06-24914 10-12,19,26,11/06 10-19,26,11-2,9/06 hua mixes. 1 tan FOR CITIZEN FICTITIOUS FICTITIOUS 10-19,26,11-2,9/06 Exc. 2nd job Nights, Experienced only. winning team. To all heirs, beneficiaries, creditors, contin- 1 black found 10-18- ADVISORY BUSINESS NAME BUSINESS NAME FICTITIOUS 06 Call HSIMC to wknds & holidays. Send resume w/refer- Counter Position gent creditors, and persons who may other- COMMITTEE wise be interested in the will or estate, or STATEMENT STATEMENT BUSINESS NAME claim 485-0123 Cashier & counter ences to: Box 01072, Tues -Fri 10:30-close NEEDED. both, of: FREDERICK E. CAMPBELLalso File No.: 2006-F0687 File No.: 2006-F0712 STATEMENT person 2146 S. State c/o Ukiah Daily Jour- Sat 8:45-close. Hlth Mendocino known as FREDERICK EUGENE CAMP- THE FOLLOWING THE FOLLOWING File No.: 2006-F0710 nal, P.O. Box 749, ins. avail. Pd vac. County In-Home BOOKKEEPER BELL PERSON(S) IS PERSON(S) IS THE FOLLOWING Ukiah, CA 95482. Norge Cleaners Supportive Full Chg for Industrial A PETITION FOR PROBATE has been filed (ARE) DOING BUSI- (ARE) DOING BUSI- PERSON(S) IS DENTIST Services Advisory shop, F/T M-F, LAB TECH Local by: MICHAEL L. CAMPBELL in the Superior NESS AS: NESS AS: (ARE) DOING BUSI- 2nd dentist needed at Committee Quickbooks, Sal environmental lab Court of California, County of Mendocino. CROSS COUNTRY KLAMATH MENDO- Long Valley Health NESS AS: A citizen’s advisory DOE & Benefits. seeks motivated indi- THE PETITION FOR PROBATE requests FOUND Gray & Ctr. Laytonville. Sal- PROPERTY CINO RANCHES STANFORD committee to the Please mail resume vidual for FT techni- that: MICHAEL L. CAMPBELL be appointed White Long Hair ary commensurate DEVELOPMENT & 12556 Powerhouse 1400 Hwy 175 Mendocino County to box 04036, c/o cian position in its as personal representative to administer the cat found in Red- on exp. Full benefits. EXCAVATION Rd. Hopland, CA 95449 Board of Supervi- Ukiah Daily Journal, extractions dept. estate of the decedent. wood Valley. Can Licensure-by- 525 Donner Ct. Potter Valley, CA Leonard J. sors, Department of P.O. Box 749, Ukiah, Apply 208 Mason St. X THE PETITION requests the decedent's will be seen at Mendoci- CA 95482 Credential, loan Ukiah, Ca 95482 95469 Brutocao Social Services, Ukiah. No phone and codicils, if any, be admitted to probate. no Animal Control, repayment available. Danny Robert Robert Hermsmeyer and IHSS Public BOOKKEEPER/ calls please. The will and any codicils are available for ex- 1370 Hwy 175 298 Plant Road, Contact Anne @ Pardini P.O.Box 325 Authority regarding ACCOUNTANT amination in the file kept by the court. Hopland, CA 95449 Ukiah, 895-3785 707-984-6137x146 or LEADERSHIP P.O.Box 22 Potter Valley, CA the In-Home Sup- Skills with Quick- X THE PETITION requests authority to ad- This business is con- Cage #45 www.longvalley.org MENDOCINO Boonville, CA 95415 95469 portive Services minister the estate under the Independent Ad- ducted by a Limited books, P/T. Could a program for the This business is con- Carol Hermsmeyer Program, is looking dvelopment into F/T. Department ministration of Estates Act. (This authority will Partnership. The Ukiah Foundation for for current or former Assistant-Ukiah P/T allow the personal representative to take ducted by an Individ- P.O.Box 326 Call Jessica. 462- Commerce & Educ., registrants com- care providers of in- Under supervision of many actions without obtaining court appro- ual. The registrant Potter Valley, CA 4645 for info. & Greater Ukiah menced to transact home care to serve [email protected] the Assistant Direc- val. Before taking certain very important ac- commenced to trans- 95469 Chamber of Com- business under the a two-year term. tor, perform a variety tions, however, the personal representative act business under This business is con- CABINETRY merce seeks an fictitious business The potential mem- of clerical, office will be required to give notice to interested the fictitious business ducted by Husband FOUND neutered General shop help for Exec. Dir. bers do not need to mgmt and adminis- persons unless they have waived notice or name or names listed & Wife. The regis- name or names listed Seal Point Siam- Cloverdale Co. F/T, Duties include: be involved in the trative. duties to sup- consented to the proposed action). The inde- above on October trants commenced to above on July 1, ese-Himaylan cat will train. Start- Make recommenda- IHSS program. port the University’s pendent administration authority will be grant- 10, 2006. Endorsed- transact business un- 2006. Endorsed-Filed about five years old $10/hr DOE. Apply at tions on direction of Service on the Ukiah Center. See ed unless an interested person files an objec- Filed on October 10, der the fictitious busi- on October 17, found in Redwood Classic Mill 3504 LM Committee is volun- our website @ tion to the petition and shows good cause 2006 at the Mendoci- ness name or names 2006. at the Mendo- Valley. He is now in Industrial Drive Coordinate all pro- tary and there is no www.dominican.edu/ why the court should not grant the authority. cino County Clerks foster care until his Santa Rosa grams & events no County Clerks Of- listed above on July stipend. Mileage re- or 463-4800 A HEARING on the petition will be held on owner claims him, Develop plan to in- fice. 1, 2006. Endorsed- Office. imbursement is Career Opportunity November 17, 2006 at 9:30 a.m. in Dept.: E, or he will be availa- DRIVERS - Golden crease fundraising & /s Danny Robert Filed on October 18, /s/Leonard J. available. The IHSS Fire Extinguisher located at: COURTHOUSE, 100 N. State ble for adoption. State Overnight is sponsorships Pardini 2006 at the Mendoci- Brutocao Advisory Commit- Service Tech Street, Ukiah, CA 95482 Call Cheryl at An- hiring full & part- Perform to budget DANNY ROBERT no County Clerks Of- LEONARD J. tee is currently for well established IF YOU OBJECT to the granting of the peti- derson Valley Ani- time drivers with in- Recruit class PARDINI fice. BRUTOCAO working on provider local business. expe- tion, you should appear at the hearing and mal Rescue 895- sured, dependable Coord clerical tasks. /s/Robert training, program rienced or will train state your objections or file written objections 752-06 3785 to identify or van or pickup All other Duties Hermsmeyer 780-06 evaluation, and right individual that is with the court before the hearing. Your ap- 10-19,26,11-2,9/06 adopt. w/shell for local Email resume & letter ROBERT 10-26,11-2,9,16/06 building an effective motivated and a self pearance may be in person or by your attor- STATEMENT OF morning small pack- [email protected] HERMSMEYER FICTITIOUS Referral Registry. starter. Salary plus ney. ABANDONMENT OF HELP age delivery routes by 11/07/06. 773-06 The IHSS Advisory commission, full ben- IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR or a contingent BUSINESS NAME WANTED based in Ukiah. LIKE USE OF FICTITIOUS 120 Committee meets efits. Apply at Ukiah creditor of the deceased, you must file your 10-26,11-2,9,16/06 STATEMENT Earn a competitive BUSINESS NAME Family the first Wednesday Oxygen 3470 N. CHILDREN? claim with the court and mail a copy to the FICTITIOUS File No.: 2006-F0732 wage plus mileage The following person of the month, 1:00 State St. Ukiah This might be personal representative appointed by the BUSINESS NAME THE FOLLOWING Assistance reimbursement plus (persons) have aban- to 3:00 p.m. at 747 the job for you. court within four months from the date of first STATEMENT PERSON(S) IS Representative CAREGIVER additional reim- doned the use of the S. State Street in CHILDCARE issuance of letters as provided in section File No.: 2006-F0696 (ARE) DOING BUSI- I-Ukiah 6 Bed Elderly bursement for fuel fictitious business Ukiah. WORKERS, 9100 of the California Probate Code. The THE FOLLOWING NESS AS: (Eligibility Worker I) Care Home cost. Routes availa- name: Please request an ALL SHIFTS. time for filing claims will not expire before four PERSON(S) IS Part Time-Weekends ble Mon-Fri and MOORE’S FLOUR NORTH STATE Mendocino application through F/T 4 day week. months from the hearing date noticed above. (ARE) DOING BUSI- Elizabeth 367-0560 Tues-Sat. Benefits MILL ANIMAL HOSPITAL Robin Carter at Starting salary YOU MAY EXAMINE the file kept by the NESS AS: County available including 1550 So. State St. 2280 S. State St. 463-7988, or email Caregiver for mental $9.40 per hour. court. If you are a person interested in the es- HEALTH QUEST Department of health coverage and Ukiah, CA 95482 Ukiah, Ca 95482 [email protected]. health facility. Knowl- On call $9 per hour. tate, you may file with the court a Request for 471 Chablis Drive Social Services 401K with Company Final day for edge of Psych meds. Qualifications: Special Notice (form DE-154) of the filing of Michael Sanford Kerry e. Levin DVN Salary $1086- match. Ukiah, Ca 95482 accepting $8-$10 hr to start. Pass medical and an inventory and appraisal of estate assets or Feldman 1770 Talmage Ct. $1320/Bi-Weekly Call Steven Koller Deanna Sue applications is 467-0911 drug exam, TB test, of any petition or account as provided in Pro- 1550 So. State St. Ukiah, CA 95482 Challenging 866-779-7726. Anderson October 27, 2006. CAREGIVERS criminal back- bate Code section 1250. A Request for Spe- Ukih, CA 95482 This business is con- positions available 471 Chablis Drive AM & PM SHIFTS Experienced ground check and cial Notice form is available from the court Bella Ruth Feldman ducted by an Individ- determining Ukiah, CA 95482 TEACHER - Apply at 1343 S. Bartender have valid Cal. clerk. The fictitious busi- ual. The registrant eligibility for public This business is con- ALTERNATIVE Dora St. Ukiah Apply in person 13401 Drivers license. ATTORNEY FOR PETITIONER: ness name referred assistance benefits. ducted by an Individ- commenced to trans- EDUCATION S. Hwy 101 Hopland GREAT NEW David A. Brown, Esq. State Bar No. 208686 to above was filed in Clerical exp. 2 yrs. CNA’s F/T, P/T, ual. The registrant act business under FT (7 Hrs/5 Days), Fiscal Director MEDICAL, DENTAL, Len Tillem and Associates County on July 9, Or 60 college commenced to trans- the fictitious business Temp. Position; days & PM’s. FT, Ukiah, Mendoci- VISION PKG. 846 Broadway 2003. This business credits required. Great working cond. act business under name or names listed $27.84-$46.36/hr. no County Youth matching 403B Sonoma, California 95476 was conducted by a For info call Apply in person Project (joint powers the fictitious business above on March 1 , Provide instruction TSA Plan, paid holi- (707) 996-4505 California Limited 707-467-5866 Valley View Skilled agency) /Mendocino days & vacation, name or names listed 1996. Endorsed-Filed in alternative edu- Nursing Center, /s/David A. Brown, Esq. Partnership. This or go to Family and Youth paid training’s, on above on N/A En- on October 24, 2006 cation, self-con- 1162 S.Dora, Ukiah DAVID A. BROWN, ESQ. statement was filed www.mss.ca.gov Services (private duty meals. dorsed-Filed on Oc- at the Mendocino tained classroom. with the County Clerk to “Career COOK one full time nonprofit). Oversee FREE Co-op Day 751-06 tober 12, 2006 at the Mendocino of Mendocino County County Clerks Office. Opportunities. day shift.. will train. all fiscal aspects of Care Provided 10-18,26/06 Mendocino County County Office of Benefits offered. on October 16, 2006 /s Kerry E. Levin Closes 11/3/06. large countywide Apply: NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE Clerks Office. Education Wage negotiable. /s/Bella Ruth DVN nonprofit that pro- TRINITY YOUTH Pursuant to Chapter 10, commencing with /s Deanna Sue www.mcoe.us/jobs Apply at 1349 S. Feldman KERRY E. LEVIN OFFICE For an application vides mental health, SERVICES 21700 or the Business & Professions Code, is Anderson Dora St. Ukiah BELLA RUTH DVN ASSISTANT II packet call substance abuse, 915 W. Church St. hereby given that Ukiah Self-Storage, 2301 DEANNA SUE COOKS youth development, South State Street, Ukiah, CA 95482 707- FELDMAN MENDOCINO 707-467-5012 or or on line@ ANDERSON 777-06 (experienced) for all and family support 468-0800 will cause to be sold to the general 753-06 email [email protected] www.trinityys.org COUNTY shifts for fast paced activities for children public by oral auction at 9:00 a.m. on Novem- 10-19,26,11-2,9/06 775-06 10-26,11-2,9,16/06 DEADLINE: environment. and youth ages 0-21. LONGS DRUGS ber 1, 2006 the following property: FICTITIOUS 10-26,11-2,/,16/06 FICTITIOUS Department October 30, 2006 Pay DOE. Apply at 4 years relevant ex- Ukiah Pharmacy Unit 785 Fred Uebbing BUSINESS NAME FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME of Social or until filled. Schat’s Bakery perience, prefer BA has openings for Unit 759 Tara Kim Sparkman STATEMENT BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT Services NCO Head Start - 113 W. Perkins, Ukiah in accounting and ex- Ancillary/Cashier or Unit 408 Gloria Moskovita File No.: 2006-F0692 STATEMENT File No.: 2006-F0726 (Ukiah & Willits Only) Ukiah See Lisa or Phil perience with school Technician. Unit 911 Candice Selway THE FOLLOWING Salary: $940- THE FOLLOWING File No.: 2006-F0685 Family Services district accounting. Tech must have a Unit 442 Polly Lynn $1143/Bi-Weekly PERSON(S) IS THE FOLLOWING PERSON(S) IS Specialist. B.A/B.S + $14-23 DOE an hour valid CA license. Unit 135 Jodi Lucas Seeking individuals (ARE) DOING BUSI- PERSON(S) IS (ARE) DOING BUSI- 2 yrs. exp. in family with outstanding ben- Apply in person at Units 1345 and 1340 Tony Fernandez with general office NESS AS: (ARE) DOING BUSI- NESS AS: Svs. $17.31/hr efits. For job descrip- 155 Orchard or Landlord reserves the right to bid at the time support skills. 1 yr. Barra of NESS AS: CADDELL & WIL- w/bene’s. 40 hrs/wk. Day Care Aide tion, call 463-4915. fax resume to of the sale. Purchases must be made with clerical experience Mendocino Winery LIAMS, SANTOS & Must submit NCO Our Private Non- Starts January 1, 707-462-6158 EOE cash only and paid for at the time of sale. all SHERRILYNN’S required. Red Truck Winery DUMONT app: 800-606- Public School 2007. McDonalds has purchased goods are sold as is and must be UNIQUE BOUTIQUE For info call DnA Vineyards 5550x302. Closes (North Haven) Open until filled. current openings for removed at the time of sale. 290 E. Gobbi St. 3001 S. State St. #42 707-467-5866 501 Parducci Road 5PM 10/30 (postmark located in Ukiah is FRONT DESK CLERK shift managers & Sale subject to cancellation in the event of a Ukiah, Ca 95482 Ukiah, CA 95482 or go to: Ukiah, CA 95482 not accepted). EOE seeking a Day Care Apply in person at: FT/PT crew posi- settlement between landlord and obligated Alambic, Inc. (Calif) www.mss.ca.gov Mendocino Wine Sherrilynn Goates Admin. Assistant Aide to assist the The Hopland Inn tions. Apply at your party. auction conducted pursuant to section 3001 S. State St. #42 to “Career Group, LLC 2431 Catalan Court Writing, computer& Day Care Manager 13401 S. Hwy 101 Local McDonald’s 2328 of the commercial Code and 535 of the Ukiah, CA 95482 Opportunities” 501 Parducci Road Ukiah, CA 95482 organizational skills. with child super- Public Sale. This business is con- Closes 11/03/06. Graveyard shift NEW EXCITING Ukiah, CA 95482 This business is con- 467-0911 vision, & develop- WORKING with kids, ducted by a Corpo- POSITION WORK- This business is ducted by an Individ- ment of materials & small homelike envi- ration. State of in- All Shifts FT & PT activities. Req: ING WITH KIDS conducted by a Lim- ual. The registrant ADMINISTRATIVE ronment, good pay & corporation: Cali- SECRETARY Available!!! Must be 18 yrs. old, 6 wks pd vacation ited Liability Com- benefits. Fax resume commenced to trans- Instructional with H.S. diploma 401 K. Day & Eve Ukiah Daily pany. The registrants fornia. The registrant Technology and No experience to 463-6957 act business under or GED equiv- avail. Small homelike commenced to trans- Support Services needed. Higher wage Home Care Options Journal commenced to trans- the fictitious business alency; E.C.E. units environment, good act business under F/T, 11/mo/ yr, with experience. seeks caregivers for act business under name or names listed $15.15 - $19.33/hr. or an Associate's pay & benefits. Fax the fictitious business PT & FT & live in. Delivered the fictitious business HS Diploma or This year’s seniors degree is prefd. resume to 463-6957. above on October name or names listed EOE. 462-6888 name or names listed GED, secretarial welcome. Full train- A minimum of six Sales to Your 10, 2006. Endorsed- above on February, coursework, above on March 29, ing provided. Drug months experience HOUSEKEEPER Outside Sales Filed on October 10, 1983. Endorsed-Filed 45 WPM & 4 Door 2004. Endorsed-Filed years exp. reqd. testing required, can- working in a child Must speak & under- max travel 6 hrs. on October 11, 2006 2006 at the Mendoci- on October 24, 2006 stand English. Wed’s Mendocino nabis not tested for care center is a from home, gone M- at the Mendocino no County Clerks Of- at the Mendocino County Office of plus. Fax resume for 6 hrs. 462-8831 hire. Assist disabled F, commission posi- County Clerks Office. fice. County Clerks Office. Education & cover letter to: M.A.’S tion, company avg /s Sherrilynn Goates www.mcoe.us in their home and on 468-0123 /s/Paul E. Dolan /s/Denise Niderost 707-467-5012 877-382-7617 ALL SHIFTS pays $820/wk. Call PAUL E. DOLAN SHERRILYNN DENISE NIDEROST [email protected] outings. Call for inter- Attn: Daycare Aide APPLY AT 1343 S. (800) 225-6368 x. TRUSTEE GOATES VP.TREAS. DEADLINE: 11/07/06 view. 485-0165 NH. AES is an EOE DORA ST. UKIAH 333 THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL THURSDAY, OCT. 26, 2006 -13

HELP HELP HELP HELP APARTMENTS HOMES WANTED TO PETS & GARAGE TRUCKS 120 WANTED 120 WANTED 120 WANTED 120 WANTED 300 UNFURNISHED 330 FOR RENT 380 SHARE RENT 500 SUPPLIES 590 SALES 670 FOR SALE Night Staff FT, The Round Valley SOCIAL SERVICES Willits Unified 625 N. STATE ST. 1306 Rosemary Ave. Nice room in house. ENGLISH BULL- HUGE! Sat. 8-2 DODGE RAM 2002, 32 hr. & 40 hr shifts. Unified School ENTHUSIASTS School District is PARK PLACE 3 bdrm 1bth land- All utils. incl. $550. DOG FEMALE. 135 Marlene. Antqs. diesel, 4x4, quad. Full benefits. $9.40 District is accepting WANTED ON hiring for the fol- 1 bd. $725-$775 scape inc. $1250/mo. Nice and quiet. SPECTACULAR clths, furn., twin bed, cab, leather int, 63k to start. Qualifica- applications for the THE COAST! lowing positions: 2 bdr. $850 TH $950. 467-9495 621-1134 "ANNA" SUPERB, collectables, No mi. 3/4 ton, long bed, tions: Pass medical following positions: Join our team and *Substitute Bus Pool/garg. 462-5009 ONLY AT 10 WKS earlies. Lots more. exc. cond. $21,000. Mechanic/Repair- support individuals Drivers. Temporary 2 bdrm 2 bth Rdwd OF AGE. SHE 707-964-4622 and drug exam. TB Moving! Sat & Sun person/Bus Driver with developmental *.50 FTE ELD ALDERWOOD APTS Val. Lg yard. H20 & FURNITURE SHOULD BE IN test, criminal back- 440 9-5 Furn, lawn trac- (Eleven mo. position) disabilities to live a Teacher. 1450 S.State St. sew. pd. $1150/mo. + THE 35 TO 40 LB CARS ground check and Beautiful victorian tor, baby items kitch Normal work year: good life in the com- *High School Spe- NEW OWNERS dep. 485-0975 RANGE FULL 680 FOR SALE have Valid CA Driv- Refurbished 2 bd. style couch. Good stuff, garden supplies Aug. 1-June 30 8 munity NorthStar cialEducation 3 bdrm 2 bth Ukiah GROWN. 01 Mazda Tribute ers License. Great DW\Garage+pool cond. Light teal. camper. 933 East hrs/day, 5 days/ Services; a progres- Teacher. $1200/mo. + $1200 SPUNKY, FEISTY, Looks & runs great new medical, dental, $850 mo. 463-2325 $100. 462-1739 School Way.Rdwd vision pkg. matching week. Salary Range sive, person centered Apply at 120 Pearl dep. 485-1941 SUPER. TAKE All the Xtras 113K mi. New swivel rocker Val look for sign by 403B TSA Plan, 22: $20.09-$24.42 organization, located Street, Willits. Dntn sml. studio. All HER EVERY- $8,900 BO 468-1218 3 BDRM, 2BTH, reclyining chair RR track. paid holidays & va- On Call- in beautiful Mendoci- utils incl. $525/mo + WHERE WITH Work 1 to 1 or 1 to 2 DCGar, col-de-sac, brown tweed Sat 8-? 1191 W. 97’ Olds Cutlass cation, paid train- Substitute Certifi- no County has open- $500 dep. 463-8642 YOU, VERY LOV- with adults with de- cntrl h/a, avail 11/15 $300.00 467-0327 Standley New/used Supreme, 110k mi, ings, on duty meals, cated Teachers ings in Fort Bragg. A 462-7527 8am-6pm ABLE PUPPY. velopmental disabili- $1300 /mo. +dep. 24 clothes kid’s stuff, some wrk needed, Apply: Trinity Youth Daily rate of $150.00. variety of full time WANTED SHE LOVES TO ties in a community FORD ST. Whitmore Lane plz hshld, snow/camp etc $1500 as is 462-3347 Services 915 W. Must possess or be and part time sched- TO BUY GIVE KISSES. based day program. 2 bed., 1 ba. apt. don’t dist. tenants. 450 Church St. or on line able to obtain a 30 ules available. No SHE THINKS Sat only 9-3 1180 Cadillac Deville. $8-$12 per hr. de- no pets, no HUD, Call 707-874-2411 County employee @www.trinity ys-org day Emergency similar experience is YOUR FACE IS A N. State Multi fam. 1991, 4-door. Great pending on position & laundry on site. looking for a room to Substitute or other required. Just a love 3bdrm 1bth Uk. 11-1 LOLLYPOP! SHE Hshld electronics, condition, power ev- exp. Fax resume $725+ dep. rent in Ukiah. Teaching Credential for people and a de- remod. Lg yd. Cent SHOULD BE IN vintage, kitch, Great erything. 107K 707-814-3901 Beverly Sanders Phil 272-8068 NOW issued by the sire to support indi- heat/air. No HUD THE 35 TO 40 LB prices!! No Junk. $2200. Call 621-2666 Realty 462-5198 HIRING! California Commis- viduals to become BUSINESS $1300 (925)783-6339 RANGE ONLY Yard sale all day Sat Honda Civic EX ‘00 sion of Teacher more independent OPPORT. LEE KRAEMER APPLIANCES FULL GROWN. 5 spd Loaded 4 dr. 210 Avail now $1500/mo. 460 & Sun. .. location: ALL POSTIONS Credentialing. and have valued PROPERTY MGMT HURRY AND #539243 $7995 Warr 2nd hand/Antique 3 bdrm 2bth 2 car USED 410 W.Henry St. FLEX. HRS & MUST Substitute Person- roles in the communi- Spacious 1bd1ba. ADOPT THIS Marino’s 485-0499 BE 16.PLEASE store. For Sale. No gar. $1000 dep. N/S APPLIANCES (white house on the nel in utility and ty. Must be enthusi- $750. BABYDOLL APPLY IN PERSON. junk $10,000 OBO Pets? 240 Thomas & FURNITURE. corner opposite Honda Civic LX ‘00 maintenance. Day astic about working POOL, LAUNDRY, FACED LITTLE 459-3935 St. Ukiah 972-4282 Guaranteed. 485-1216 church) Free Donuts 4 dr A/T 92 K $7995. and evening shifts evenings and week- CARPORTS GIRL. .SO BEAU- Warr. #578884 Subway BUSINESS MISC. & Coffee for anyone Salary range 11: ends. Overnights No Section 8. CHARMING SUNNY TIFUL, SO SPEC- who stops by! Marino’s 485-0499 1307 N. State St. $11.74-$14.28 available. Good wag- 250 RENTALS 463-2134 3 bdrm 1bth No Pets, 480 FOR SALE TACULAR. SHE'S Subaru ‘04 Forester. 130 N. Orchard Av. Interested persons es & great benefits. Banquet Hall & N/S, $1150/mo 5x6 Trailer $500, ONE IN A MIL- REC VEH Ukiah Light & bright, full of 51K. Leather, sun- may pick up an appli- Relocation funds Kitchen Ukiah Senior $1000 dep. 468-5051 Norge- Heavy Duty LION! !MORE PIC- 610 CAMPING Flex hrs & must be 16 character, private roof. Silver. 4WD. cation form and/or re- available. Must have Center 499 Leslie St. Hometown Realty Dryer $100, Wood TURES ARE ‘97 30’ Komfort 5th yard, great westside $17Kbo. 743-2604 462-4343 Microwave stand with PAINTING/ view job description job references and location. $1000/mo. Clean 2bd 1.5 bth AVAILABLE. wheel Perfect cond. drawer & cup- board MAINTENANCE at the District Office. clean DMV. Call 489-0201 AC, Fire place,W/D, GOING FOR JUST Slide Great fl. plan. GARDEN $75 call 621-0554 REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATE All new employees NorthStar Services at yd $1030 N/P 462- $700, CONTACT $13,500 463-0822 770 are required to pass 800-216-6215 to OFFICE PARK New 2B/1B W. Side AT JOHN- 7898 116Clara St. Hot Tub ‘06 Deluxe 1Have equity in your F/T position avail. Spaces from 445sqft apt. New W/D, Ref & Rockport ‘93 w/busy Prop. mgt. a pre-employment learn more. Model. Many jets. ROTH_121@YA- property? Income To 726sqft. & up stove. $1000/mo. Lrg. mobile in quiet TENT TRAILER. agency. Interior physical examination, TASTING ROOM Therapy seat. HOO. COM or credit problems? SPRING RENT 468-9442/ 272-9072 senior park. No Rarely used. prep/ paint & drug screen and SALES Warranty. Never Unusual property SPECIAL pets. $850/mo. $850 GARAGE $1800. 462-8381 general mainte- Livescan fingerprint Upscale Hopland S. STATE ST. used. Can deliver. Interest rates as low as 1% sec. dep. 462-7630 SALES nance skills & clearance and winery seeks Sales .90/sq.ft. 1st yr. 3 studios, 1 year Worth $5700. Sell 590 MOTOR- Need cash out? Can do! RATES STILL LOW! reliable vehicle provide proof of a Associate. Competi- lease. No smoking, Nice home in vine- $1750 with new 2 fam sale Sat & Sun 620 CYCLES Call Larry Wright required (mileage current T.B. test. tive wages, experi- DOWNTOWN no pets. yard setting. 3bd2ba. cover. 707-766-8622 9-6 No early birds. ‘83 Honda 250 XL GOLDEN BEAR paid). Benefit pkg For additional infor- ence in sales and 2nd FLOOR $490-$590 + dep. Very clean. Pets OK. 3214 N. State @ Street & dirt. 1 owner SPA-Deluxe ‘06 MORTGAGE mation, please call wine a plus. Fax DANCE STUDIO Beverly Sanders Lake Mendocino Dr. Like new. Low miles. avl. Applications $1100. 485-8771 model. 30 jets. 707-239-8080 983-6171 Ext. 102. 3500 sq. ft. Realty 462-5198 available at: Realty resume 744-1348 Therapy seat. Never $2,200 743-1525 Potter Valley - New 2 fam sale! Collecta- MOTIVATED World Selzer Taylor’s Tavern Ex- Spacious 2 bdrm used. Warr.Can del. PT OFFICE 3bd.2ba. Fenced bles, tools, bikes,nick 4X4'S SELLER Realty, Property perienced Bartender LEE KRAEMER 1 bth Heat, AC & H20 $2850 468-4300 MGR/VOLUNTEER yard, decks, W/D, re- nacks, hats, coats, 650 FOR SALE W. Side 2 bdrm, Managemnt, 300 E. Apply before 10:00 Real Estate Broker paid. Patio or balcony CO-ORD. COMP/DA- frig. Pets neg. $1500 WANTED HD Cycle parts. Tons Nissan 4x4 ‘00 x cab 1 bth. $349k OPEN Gobbi St., Ukiah. am 485-5108 468-8951 $900 N/P 462-8600 TABASE SKILLS. mo. + dep. 355-1440 2 Water Fall style more!! Sat 8-2 430 5 spd 50k #431776 HOUSE- Oct. 29th & SHOP FOR RENT. PART-TIME DISTRI- (FILEMAKER PRO) Temp. ASSISTANT Ukiah - Lrg. 2bd1ba. night stands from Lake Mendocino Dr. $9800. Warr. Nov. 5th. 12-3PM PERSONABLE, Approx. 20x40. ROOMS BUTION DRIVER to COOK position. apt. Carport/storage/ 1930’s/1940’s era 429 N Spring - Marino’s 485-0499 Andy 695-0924 SELF-DIRECTED. 12’ rollup door.Sheet- 350 FOR RENT deliver magazines in May lead to FT. lndry rm. N/S, N/P. 485-5255 women-girl clothing, Oak Manor Bargain 30-38 HRS/WK. rocked. $395mo. 950 Rm in House w/bath, TRUCKS Mendocino County. $760+ sec. 462-5159 futon,couch,frame, 3 bdrm 2 bath HEALTH BENE. Experience needed. Waugh Ln. 462-4608 no flood N/P/D Nice 670 FOR SALE This is an excellent PETS & sm tools,electronics, 2 car gar. $369k SALARY $12-15/HR. Pre-employment Ukiah Office Building view. $500/mo. +util 1987 K-5 Blazer, opportunity for retired SUPPLIES 8am to 2pm SAT the 272-1769 WILLITS CHARTER physical & drug test- & dep. 744-9547 500 123k mi. auto trans, individuals. Distribu- 415 W. Perkins 28th only. No early. ing req’d. Dental, Vi- AKC Dachshunds- 350 cu. in., fuel Price Reduction! tions will be every SCHOOL 459-5506 All or part. $1650/mo. WANTED Dapple ready 11/11, inject. 272-4633 4bdrm., 1500+sqft. other week approxi- SEND RESUME TO sion, Medical bene- + sec. whole bldg. 370 TO RENT “Autumn Leaves” 7 S. MARIN ST. $350-$450/mo. per 500 FIRM/CASH Art exhibit, Ice Renovated, mately 8-10 hours fits. Free co-op child UKIAH Boxer Breeders office. 707-462-0867 APPLICATIONS @ Scream Party, CHEVY Motivated. $359,000. each distribution. We Relief Driver, inside care. Apply: 140 Zinfandel looking for 1 or 2 bd. 459-3701 Treasures & Bake SUPERCAB Blandford RE 391-7612 plan to expand the sales shipping/receiv- Trinity School APARTMENTS 1bd1ba. $660 valley setting. 489- BOXER PUPPIES Sale” New Artist Ex- 1997 distributions. Appli- ing. Must have haz- 915 W. Church St. UNFURNISHED Hud OK. 2262 or 463-1393 300 2 F 2 M Born 10/5. hibit. Milk Shakes, Clean WE BUY HOUSES cants must have an mat endorsement. Ukiah $100 GAS CARD! $400 ea. Purebred, Sundays, Banana New CD player $$ FAST $$ unblemished driving Full benefit package CENTURY 21 Professional cpl 1bd1ba, gar. laundry, parents on site. splits, ETC. Sunday AM/FM radio Call us today @ record. DMV printout including 401K. Apply TRAVEL Les Ryan Realty seeks lng trm RV no pets, clean, 463-1393, 489-2262 Oct. 29, 11am to 4 Bedliner (707) 462-9000 and proof of insur- at Ukiah Oxygen $600/ mo. +dep. Property Management site. Cntry prfd. U.S.A. Red nose Pitbull pm. Raffles 425 E. Toolbox or visit us @ ance are required 3470 N. State St. 6050 N. State St 468-0463 509.781.0380 Publication Sales Co. pups. Big heads. Gobbi St. 472-0913 Tinted windows norcalbuyshouses.com with applications. for Calpella 485-0841 Round Table Pizza hiring 18 sharp Very small private Room $500/mo. Util 391-2090/972-5766. No dents further information e- Estate Sale! Now hiring for eve- $100 GAS CARD? studio. Perfect for PT inc. quiet fam home Must See! $350-$400 No cracked glass mail wayne@golf- enthusiastic Fri. & Sat. 8:30-4 ning shifts, must be 2bd, 1ba clean, use. $500/mo. Ernie female only. N/S Sec Good rubber guide.org or send individuals to ravel Lots of jewerly, furn., Ukiah Daily 18 or older. Please no pets, laundry, Fine Agt. 467-3645 ref. 467-1108 Trailer hitch. S.A.S.E. to: Califor- the U.S. Two week good clothes, misc. apply in person $700/mo. + dep., FIND Journal nia Circulation Serv- all expense paid WANTED TO Rain or shine! between 1-4 at 6050 N. State St. WHAT YOU Bluebook $7400 ices, Inc., 886 sec- training and daily 320 DUPLEXES 380 SHARE RENT 204 N. Spring St. Delivered ond St., Santa Rosa, 292 S. State Street Calpella 485-0841 Asking cash bonuses. 3 bd/2bth gar, lg yd, $425/mo util inc. fe- NEED IN $6500 CA 95404 $660/mo all util inc. FREE GARAGE to Your Sales Clerk Eves & N/P, N/S $1250/mo. mal/1 person only THE Pharmacy Sales $ 1-800-592-5752 $ Lg Studio 1510 S. SALE SIGNS. wknds Apply @ New $1500 security dep. house priv. N/S/D/P C 468-7403 Door Clerk F/T inquire at Westamerica Bank State St. Apt #8 N/P Realty World Selzer Release Video 1072 707-265-4318 sec ref 462-5674 L ask for Ray Exp. F-T Sr. Teller 480-8600/838-0604 Realty. 350 E. Gobbi Willits Rexall Phar- N. State St. M-F 10-5 A macy 90 S. Main St. &Teller Cloverdale. 1&2bd Apts. availa- West Side Lg. 2 bdrm Lrg. rm. $475. S Fri. & Sat. 9-4 FORD 1966 459-6877 Runs really well. SALES Benefits inc. Apply In ble on N. Main & N. 1bth Victorian Quiet, $475 dep. Util. incl. S 825 Helen Ave. (west 468-0123 Physical Salesperson wanted Branch/online @ Bush $725/$795/mo, charming, safe $900 House priv. IFIEDS! end of Washington.) Restorers delight. Assistant/Nurse for ceramic tile show- www.westamerica.com no pets. 462-4759 N/P N/S 328-2418 468-0244 Tools & misc. $2300. 489-0201 Practitioner/RN room. Sat. required. Midlevel position at FT or PT positions Long Valley Health available. Experience Ctr, Laytonville. Days in colors & design a only. Benefits. Wage plus. Apply in neg. Call Anne @ person at 984-6137 x146 or 169A Mason St., www.longvalley.org Ukiah between When your job prospects are buried... EOE 10am&noon. Schat’s Bakery is looking for a CAKE DECORATOR. Turn to the Classifieds. Exp. pref. Apply at Piedmont Lumber 113 W. Perkins St. Company Truss Division Seeking people to Currently accepting work one on one sup- applications for porting DD individual We have postings for Class A Driver. in a home setting. Crane experience Call Cindy 468-9331 positions in many areas, a plus but not Servers, P/T, mandatory. Benefits Apply in Person including Automotive, & 401k available. Bluebird Cafe Ukiah Pick up application Ask for Stephen Clerical, Retail, Service 6301 North State St. Calpella Service Writer/As- and Telemarketing. 707-485-8781 sistant Manager pay 707-485-7893 fax DOE. Must be ener- gtic and customer ori- ented. Apply at Fast Lube + 765 N. State Take advantage of the PRINCIPAL Skills Coach Classifieds and uncover a Our Private Non- $8.50-$10 hr DOE Public School All shifts . Will train, treasure chest of (North Haven) lo- drug test, DMV p.out, cated in Ukiah is HS diploma or equiv opportunity. seeking a Principal req. EOE. Apply 401A Talmage Rd. 462-2395 to plan, implement, #236801959 & direct the opera- TRUE TO LIFE tional & instruction- CHILDREN’S al goals, proce- SERVICES dures & processes seeks 2 additional of the school. Req: homes for Shelter Must have five Care program Applicants need to years of teaching have at least 1 spare experience &/or as bdrm to house a child an administrator. A for up to 30 days. California Teaching Guaranteed monthly allotment. Generous Credential & a Mas- increase upon place- ter's Degree from ment. Income tax-ex- an accredited insti- empt. Exp. with chil- tution with an em- dren req. Parents will receive training, + So- phasis in school ad- cial Worker, in-home ministration are re- support & respite. quired. Salary is Need 1 or 2-parent 590 S. School St. negotiable depend- homes, with 1 parent ing on experience. home full time. Home with no more than 1 Ukiah Fax resumes, cover biological child con- letter & salary histo- sidered. ry to: 877.382.7617 Retirees invited to 468-3500 Attn: Principal NH apply. Contact TLC 707-463-1100 AES is an EOE. 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Shown is today’s weather. Temperatures are today’s highs Today Fri. Today Fri. TODAY and tonight’s lows. City Hi/Lo/W Hi/Lo/W City Hi/Lo/W Hi/Lo/W Anaheim 88/52/s 87/52/s Napa 78/34/s 77/38/s Antioch 79/40/s 82/43/s Needles 77/51/s 80/52/s 78° Arroyo Grande 85/33/s 84/37/s Oakland 76/40/s 77/44/s Sunrise today ...... 7:34 a.m. Atascadero 86/34/s 88/38/s Ontario 87/49/s 88/50/s Sunset tonight ...... 6:19 p.m. Rockport 69/44 Auburn 73/49/s 74/50/s Orange 88/44/s 88/46/s Moonrise today ...... 12:17 p.m. Barstow 77/45/s 77/46/s Oxnard 80/52/s 74/51/s Plenty of sunshine Moonset today ...... 9:06 p.m. Laytonville Big Sur 71/45/s 72/48/s Palm Springs 84/58/s 86/58/s Covelo 79/36 Bishop 70/27/s 76/28/s Pasadena 90/53/s 87/53/s 80/37 Blythe 84/51/s 85/52/s Pomona 88/41/s 88/44/s MOON PHASES Burbank 89/50/s 87/50/s Potter Valley 78/35/s 82/37/s TONIGHT Westport California City 76/45/s 78/50/s Redding 79/41/s 83/41/s First Full Last New 69/44 Carpinteria 76/46/s 73/45/s Riverside 87/45/s 86/47/s Catalina 83/67/s 81/64/s Sacramento 79/41/s 78/40/s 35° Chico 78/43/s 80/43/s Salinas 83/40/s 85/43/s Fort Bragg Willows Crescent City 60/43/pc 59/43/s San Bernardino 87/46/s 87/49/s Death Valley 78/49/s 87/50/s San Diego 77/56/s 80/55/s Oct. 29 Nov. 5 Nov. 12 Nov. 20 62/40 77/42 Clear and chilly Downey 84/53/s 83/53/s San Fernando 89/49/s 88/52/s Encinitas 79/51/s 81/52/s San Francisco 75/49/s 76/50/s ALMANAC Elk Willits Escondido 84/48/s 86/49/s San Jose 78/44/s 79/47/s 78/33 Eureka 62/38/s 62/39/s San Luis Obispo 84/38/s 83/40/s Ukiah through 2 p.m. Wednesday 67/38 Redwood Valley Fort Bragg 62/40/s 63/41/s San Rafael 82/40/s 81/42/s FRIDAY 78/35 Temperature Fresno 78/48/s 80/50/s Santa Ana 81/52/s 82/52/s 83° High ...... 76° UKIAH Gilroy 87/38/s 89/42/s Santa Barbara 73/41/s 73/42/s Low ...... 34° 78/35 Indio 88/47/s 86/48/s Santa Cruz 78/43/s 78/46/s 38° Normal high ...... 72° Lakeport Irvine 81/52/s 82/52/s Santa Monica 79/53/s 75/53/s Normal low ...... 44° 77/36 Hollywood 86/52/s 86/53/s Santa Rosa 80/37/s 82/40/s Philo Record high ...... 95° in 1917 Lucerne Lake Arrowhead 75/32/s 79/31/s S. Lake Tahoe 56/19/s 63/22/s Sunny much of the time and 75/39 Boonville Lodi 79/37/s 78/40/s Stockton 79/36/s 78/39/s very warm Record low ...... 30° in 1939 80/36 77/36 Precipitation Lompoc 76/43/s 75/44/s Tahoe Valley 56/19/s 63/22/s Long Beach 84/54/s 85/54/s Torrance 82/53/s 84/54/s 24 hrs to 2 p.m. Wed...... 0.00” Gualala Los Angeles 84/54/s 84/54/s Vacaville 80/38/s 80/40/s SATURDAY Month to date ...... 0.31” Mammoth 59/18/s 65/18/s Vallejo 81/37/s 80/40/s Normal month to date ...... 1.38” 63/40 Clearlake 77/36 Marysville 76/37/s 80/39/s Van Nuys 88/49/s 88/52/s 80° Season to date ...... 0.31” Modesto 78/38/s 77/40/s Visalia 77/40/s 78/42/s Last season to date ...... 0.10” Monrovia 91/52/s 90/51/s Willits 78/33/s 82/35/s Normal season to date ...... 2.24” Cloverdale 38° Monterey 77/43/s 78/46/s Yosemite Valley 65/27/s 70/28/s 81/41 Morro Bay 78/45/s 80/48/s Yreka 64/24/pc 66/25/s Delightful with sunshine and Forecasts and graphics provided by patchy clouds AccuWeather, Inc. ©2006 Weather (W): s-sunny, pc-partly cloudy, c-cloudy, sh-showers, t-thunderstorms, r- rain, sf-snow flurries, sn-snow, i-ice.

Lake Mendocino – Lake level: 731.46 feet; Storage: 58,586 acre-feet (Maximum storage 122,500 acre-feet) Inflow: 214 cfs Outflow: 180 cfs Air quality – Ozone: .048 ppm (State standard .090 ppm) Carbon monoxide: 1.20 ppm (20.0 ppm) Nitrogen dioxide: .026 ppm (.25 ppm)

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There has to be a compro- BEAR KILLED ON HWY. 101 on their private property ments, and you just have to be mise reached to make things Continued from Page 1 rights,” McCowen said, later able to take that into account happen in the city or you just giving the example of outdoor and be able to accept it.” get a roadblock and you have guidelines. medical marijuana gardens. “The flag issue did prove to no movement forward of “We have to enable and He explained that while be very divisive, although it ideas,” Whetzel said. encourage parents and teachers some people believed it was probably has the least to do with “With the flagpole contro- to be strong,” Baldwin said. their right to grow medical mar- any issue of how we provide versy, it had a potential -- it still “We need parents and teachers ijuana outdoors on their own services to the city and how we has the potential -- to be deeply to enforce the rules that they land, it became a public safety pay for them, which should be divisive,” Thomas said. “I think have. We say something, and issue for all, at which time an our main focus,” McCowen the council has an obligation to we don’t follow through. The ordinance prohibiting such gar- said, noting it is not the place of make a decision and then go on dress code at schools is a typical dens was necessary. city councilmembers to take and be thoroughly committed to example. It’s so hard to Metcalf agreed. positions on national and inter- cooperation and collective deci- enforce.” “Private property rights are national issues. sion making.” “I believe the smallest things your private issue, but if you are “I think we should put first Complete audio from the become the bigger things,” causing trouble in the commu- things first,” Metcalf said. night will replay on KZYX, Baldwin said. nity and causing havoc, then “Looking ahead, planning Mendocino County Public On private property rights you’re not respecting other peo- ahead and working as a team is Broadcasting radio channel “I think property owners ples’ rights,” Metcalf said. what I’m for.” 91.5 FM in Ukiah, at 6:30 p.m. need to recognize that the qual- Baldwin used the question as Baldwin disagreed with Oct. 31. A recording will also be ity of life in the community is an opportunity to discuss his McCowen, saying that some- made available on KZYX’s the major factor of the value of position on Proposition 90. times local entities are the only Web site, their property. What they do “There’s a guarantee to build venues in which citizens can http://www.KZYX.org, prior to with their property can affect a house on your property... but call for change at a national the Nov. 7 election. not necessarily to subdivide a the community and ultimately level. Katie Mintz can be reached at property for maximum profit,” their own property,” Thomas “Politics is a nonviolent way [email protected]. Baldwin said, noting that he of working through our differ- said. • Willits • believes enforcement of most ences,” Baldwin said. “There 459-NOYO (6696) “A (public access) trail current local laws enhances the NOYO THEATRE across your land, for example, are huge differences out there Visit us at our website www.cinemawest.com value of private property. tonight. The idea that they INDEPENDENT FILM SERIES 7:00PM WED & THUS ONLY can do a tremendous amount Whetzel went back to for the community as a whole wouldn’t be represented up here Thomas’ trail example. is not logical.” Quinceanera R even though it does not do “If you want a trail to go much for your property itself,” Whetzel emphasized the across your properties, then importance of listening to the The Departed he explained. fine. You can have the access to R “Private property rights to facts before coming to a conclu- 7:00 the property. But if someone sion. me is the expectation of a per- else doesn’t want the trail “We have to take into con- Man of the Year son to develop their property across their property, they sideration all sides of the argu- PG13 within the confines of the exist- 6:50 shouldn’t be forced to have that ment and then there has to be a Please call theater recording for wheelchair ing ordinances and laws,” trail across their property. Or if middle ground. There has to be accessibility information Mulheren said. “I don’t think they are, that trail should be Isaac Eckel/The Daily Journal that it’s the city government’s governed. That area of land The California Highway Patrol responded to a call place or anybody else’s to stick should be indemnified by the reporting an injured bear in the traffic lane of up a bunch of roadblocks and entity that’s going to be control- Highway 101 north of Ukiah, just after 5 p.m. extra hoops for you to jump ling that land,” Whetzel said. Lustre Jewelry Wednesday. When CHP officer C. Hunn arrived at the through in order for you to On dealing with issues that & Gem Company Adv. Tix on Sale SAW III (R) - ID REQ'D # scene -- just north of Uva Drive -- the black bear had develop that property.” Since 1969 can be divisive to the council or Steven & Rebecca Stern dragged itself off the roadway and died. Apparently a McCowen called it a “bal- entire city THE PRESTIGE (PG-13) DIG (430) 730 motorist hit the bear and continued driving. Hunn ancing act.” “The flag issue has to come TOP PRICES PAID FOR THE GRUDGE 2 (PG-13) DIG (445) 715 said it’s not uncommon to see bears hit by cars when “You should have the right to to everybody’s mind as the MAN OF THE YEAR (PG-13) DIG (420) 700 there’s a highway running through a rural area. DIAMONDS, ESTATE JEWELRY develop your property as you most recent divisive issue that Gold jewelry, gold scrap DEPARTED (R) - ID REQ'D DIG (400) 720 “We’ve had a few of them up here, vehicle versus or other types of 10, 14, 18K gold see fit according to the existing came before the City Council,” OPEN SEASON (PG) DIG (505) 735 bear,” she said. A passerby stopped to see if Hunn 118 S. State St., Ukiah laws and regulations, but what Mulheren said. “No matter THE MARINE (PG-13) DIG (520) 740 wanted him to take the bear. He said he had his hunt- Phone/Fax (707) 462-0907 you do with your property also who’s sitting up here you’re Times For 10/26 ©2006 ing bear tags and that he’d take the animal for food so that it wouldn’t go to waste. Hunn declined his offer. Instead, the CHP called Caltrans to pick up the dead bear.  Sacramento gang sweep ZZZEEURUJ results in 50-plus arrests Associated Press serious about gangs,” Hahn SACRAMENTO — About said. 420 officers from 17 federal, The crackdown was state and local law enforce- prompted by a surge in gang- ment agencies fanned out related murders, said across Sacramento County on Wednesday, searching for Sacramento Police Sgt. Terrell more than 330 suspected Marshall. street gang members in what There have been 50 mur- officials called their largest ders in Sacramento so far this such coordinated sweep ever year, compared to 53 slayings in the region. in all of 2005. About 60 per- By nightfall, they had made cent of the murders are more than 50 arrests for believed to be gang- or drug- parole, weapons or drug vio- related, Marshall said. lations, and had seized more In response, the department than 20 guns along with created two violent crime pounds of marijuana, cocaine and methamphetamine, said reduction teams that Marshall Sacramento Police Capt. credited with trimming the Daniel Hahn. number of gang-related mur- The display of police ders to one since August. It <