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7 58551 69301 0 FRIDAY Jan. 20, 2006 50 cents tax included DAILY JOURNAL ukiahdailyjournal.com 40 pages, Volume 147 Number 286 email: [email protected] Hudson drops out of sheriff’s race By BEN BROWN withdraw from the race,” Hudson said selection last month of Capt. Kevin Broin “Kevin Broin is a good man,” Hudson The Daily Journal Thursday evening. as acting sheriff to replace former Sheriff said. “We’ve had a good working rela- Undersheriff Gary Hudson has decided He would not elaborate on his decision Tony Craver, who retired a year before his tionship and continue to have a good not to continue his campaign for sheriff. to leave the race, except to say it had noth- term was up because of a medical prob- “For personal reasons I’ve decided to ing to do with the Board of Supervisors’ lem. See HUDSON, Page A-2 Hudson UKIAH CITY COUNCIL

‘There is a tangible benefit here; it’s just too costly a benefit. – TOM RIEDENBACH These people can’t get their medicine – that’s the killer.’ Myers Apothecary Shop UVAP, city hall Chaos Fridays reigns discussed By SETH FREEDLAND The Daily Journal New Medicare The Ukiah City Council covered numerous issues at its Wednesday night meeting, including discussions drug benefit ending in votes, contentious con- frontations and a random lottery. brings a world Of arguably longest-running interest to the public, the council mulled a variety of draft options for of confusion the Ukiah Valley Area Plan, as pre- By SETH FREEDLAND sented by city staff and the Ukiah The Daily Journal Valley Smart Growth Coalition. The Hundreds of Medicare beneficia- council decided a handful of options ries in Mendocino County -- along maintained earlier stated goals by with millions of others nationwide - councilmembers, namely reviving a - have run into difficulties collecting comprehensive citizen planning their usual prescriptions under the process and detailing specific policy new drug program due to wide- for future growth areas. spread confusion. Fully aware that the Board of Medicare’s new prescription- Supervisors will discuss the UVAP drug benefit was created to provide Amy Wellnitz/The Daily Journal Jan. 24, councilmembers urged coverage to eligible beneficiaries, county government to adopt an inter- many of whom have been over- Tom Riedenbach, owner of Myers Apothecary Shop, talks with customer Ray Worster about Medicare coverage options. im moratorium on General Plan whelmed by drug costs in recent amendments -- except for minor years. About 22 million Americans changes and those amendments nec- have signed up for these subsidized Medicare’s new prescrip- tion-drug benefit program, essary to comply with the county’s private prescription plans, but con- housing element, which mandates fusion, misinformation and a lack of which went into effect Jan. communication have impaired the 1, has created problems in program’s chances for success. local pharmacies. See COUNCIL, Page A-13 Tom Riedenbach, 30-year owner of Myers Apothecary Shop, said the two weeks since the benefit was CMA leader launched Jan. 1 have been the “roughest” he’s ever seen. “It’s a mess,” he said. “There’s a addresses different format for each company, of which there are about 60, all with different prices for (drugs) and dif- challenges ferent co-pays.” Riedenbach said he provided of physicians many customers with a week’s worth of free medication until the By BEN BROWN paperwork can be straightened out. The Daily Journal “I knew it was going to be a disas- Dr. Anmol Mahal, president of the ter,” Riedenbach said. California Medical Association, Ukiah resident Helen Rowsell talks with Riedenbach spoke Thursday at the Mendocino/ See DRUG, Page A-14 about her Medicare coverage. Lake County Medical Societies’ winter quarterly meeting, dis- cussing both his hopes and his fears for the med- ical practice in Lightning strike knocked out UVMC phones California. By LAURA CLARK any kind of phone system in the hospital, other Mahal said Americans are liv- The Daily Journal ‘Every physician who had a patient in the hospital than our cell phones and radios,” he said. When lightning struck in Ukiah Wednesday “Our immediate response (Wednesday) was ing longer than afternoon, it knocked out the phone and fax sys- along with those physicians on-call were telephoned continuing the communication with physicians. ever. In the 25 tem at Ukiah Valley Medical Center, Marketing using cell phones to let them know the damage and Every physician who had a patient in the hospital years he’s been Director Jarrod McNaughton said. along with those physicians on-call were tele- practicing, Mahal Mahal Employee time clocks were also affected, he the emergency backup phone numbers.’ phoned using cell phones to let them know the said he has seen life expectancy increase eight years. said. JARROD McNAUGHTON of UVMC damage and the emergency backup phone num- The good news is medical equipment was bers. People are now regularly living into unfazed, and an emergency backup phone system “We also worked closely with city and county their early 80s. -- installed a few years ago and tested just a few system was complete within seven minutes of the emergency officials to let them know of our situ- “That’s an enormous gain,” he months ago -- “worked flawlessly,” McNaughton lightning strike. said. said, noting the switch to the emergency backup “If we did not have that we would not have had Part of those gains is the result of See UVMC, Page A-14 the healthier lifestyle many Americans are living, but also because of the technological Willits passes camping, panhandling ordinances advances in medicine. Doctors now install stents to open arteries and By CLAUDIA REED planning and subject to multiple sessions of pub- • Camping on commercial spaces established keep hearts beating and artificial The Willits News lic input, received unanimous approval by the for that purpose, such as mobile home and special joints to keep people mobile in their WILLITS – Despite three attempts by local Willits City Council Jan. 11. occupancy parks; old age. homeless people to prevent it, ordinances control- • Camping overnight in city parks with prior “All of that is great, but there is an ling camping and panhandling were added to the Camping permission of the park authority in keeping with expense,” he said. “Not everyone is Willits municipal code last week. existing regulations; and sharing equally in this access.” Mirroring similar action taken by the city of The first ordinance outlaws camping on both Ukiah in 2005, the ordinances, months in the public and private property with three exceptions: See WILLITS, Page A-13 See PHYSICIANS, Page A-2

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C K A-2 – FRIDAY, JAN. 20, 2006 DAILY DIGEST Editor: Jody Martinez, 468-3517 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected]

FUNERAL NOTICES Twin bombings in Baghdad The world briefly kill more than a dozen people [\ wines from the newly bond- BAGHDAD, Iraq (AP) — Two near-simultaneous bombings KENNETH STANDISH OSWALD ed Standish Wine Company targeted a crowded downtown Baghdad coffee shop and a near- Kenneth Standish with his initial Pinot Noir’s Fire erupts in West Virginia by restaurant Thursday, killing more than a dozen people. The Oswald passed away in his opening to rave reviews. attacks came as a foreign assessment team reported evidence of sleep at his home alongside Ken was a keen fisher- mine; two miners missing fraud in the Dec. 15 elections, but did not endorse calls for a the Navarro River near man. Along with his buddy MELLVILLE, W.Va. (AP) — Fire broke out in an under- rerun. Philo, California. Ken was Mike Reeves they shared The bombings occurred despite government moves to 59 years old. A graduate of their uncannily successful ground coal mine in southern West Virginia late Thursday and two workers were unaccounted for, authorities said. heighten security as the election commission prepares to Santa Clara University, fishing boat “Jeanine” with announce the election results. The announcement, which could a colorful assortment of The fire was reported at the Aracoma Coal Co. in Mellville, Ken worked as a commer- come Friday, sets the stage for talks on a new national unity cial artist in the Bay Area local characters. about 60 miles southwest of Charleston. Noyo Harbor won’t be Jeff Gillenwater, a spokesman for the mine’s owner, Massey government U.S. officials hope will help calm the insurgency before moving to and enable the United States to begin withdrawing its 140,000 Mendocino County in the the same. Energy, said the blaze began on a conveyer belt inside the mine Ken is survived by his and the mine itself was not on fire. troops. early 70’s. Here he contin- The first explosion occurred at a coffee shop on bustling ued a third generation fam- sisters Margaret Oswald “It is not a raging fire. It is a belt line fire that caused smoke ily tradition in agriculture, and Beelu Robinson and in the coal mine,” Gillenwater told The Logan Banner newspa- Saadoun Street in the heart of Baghdad. Seconds later, a blast growing oat hay and brothers William, Miles per. “There are two individuals we are currently trying to find caused by a planted bomb rocked a restaurant just down the English peas on the coast and Hugo III. in the coal mine.” street. near Elk, apples and pears A memorial will be held Gillenwater said there is clean air in several sections of the Some officials said the first blast was triggered by a suicide at the Day Ranch in Philo at Lauren’s Restaurant in mine. “These two guys know this coal mine well, and we’re just attacker wearing an explosive vest, while others insisted both and most recently, highly Boonville on Sunday, hopeful mine rescue finds them quickly,” he said. were caused by bombs detonated by remote control. acclaimed Pinot Noir January 22, 2006 at 1 pm. Mine rescuers, emergency crews and representatives of the Officials variously reported the death toll between 13 and 25. grapes from his vineyards The Eversole Mortuary state Miners Health Safety and Training Office were at the Police Lt. Osama Mohammed blamed the confusion on mis- at Day Ranch. Last year he is in charge of arrange- scene. counting of bodies because the blast sites were so close. began making his own ments. “All resources are either at the mine or on their way to the mine site,” said Lara Ramsburg, spokeswoman for Gov. Joe Feds seek Google records in porn probe Manchin. State police said they were responding to an incident at the SAN JOSE, Calif. (AP) — The Bush administration, seeking Please sign the guest book at www.ukiahdailyjournal.com. mine but would not give details. to revive an online pornography law struck down by the U.S. Funeral notices are paid announcements. For information on Supreme Court, has subpoenaed Google Inc. for details on what how to place a paid funeral notice or make corrections to The blaze occurred less than three weeks after an explosion funeral notices please call our classified department at 468- at the Sago Mine in Upshur County killed 12 miners. its users have been looking for through its popular search 3529. The sole survivor of that blast, Randal McCloy Jr., 26, engine. remained hospitalized Thursday in a light coma at a hospital in Google has refused to comply with the subpoena, issued last Death notices are free for Mendocino County residents. Death Morgantown. year, for a broad range of material from its databases, including notices are limited to name of deceased, hometown, age, date a request for 1 million random Web addresses and records of all of death, date, time, and place of services and the funeral New tape from bin Laden says Google searches from any one-week period, lawyers for the home handling the arrangements. For information on how to U.S. Justice Department said in papers filed Wednesday in fed- place a free death notice please call our editorial department al-Qaida preparing new attacks in U.S. eral court in San Jose. at 468-3500. CAIRO, Egypt (AP) — Osama bin Laden warned in an Privacy advocates have been increasingly scrutinizing audiotape aired Thursday that his fighters are preparing new Google’s practices as the company expands its offerings to include e-mail, driving directions, photo-sharing, instant mes- edition. attacks in the United States but offered the American people a CALTRANS “long-term truce” without specifying the conditions. saging and Web journals. ROAD WORK -- Routine The Ukiah Daily Journal The tape, portions of which were aired on Al-Jazeera televi- maintenance at the junction of reserves this space to correct sion, was the first from the al-Qaida leader in more than a year. Slovak military plane crashes near Route 128 and Route 253 to errors or make clarifications to It came only days after a U.S. airstrike in Pakistan that targeted Hungarian border, killing at least 16 State Street is scheduled to news articles. Significant errors in bin Laden’s deputy, Ayman al-Zawahri, and reportedly killed obituary notices or birth four leading al-Qaida figures, possibly including al-Zawahri’s BUDAPEST, Hungary (AP) — A Slovak military plane continue. Work hours are announcements will result in from 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. One- son-in-law. returning from Kosovo crashed in a mountainous region of reprinting the entire article. northeastern Hungary on Thursday, killing at least 16 of the way traffic controls are in Errors may be reported to the edi- There was no mention of that attack in the tape, which Al- effect during work hours, and tor, 468-3526. Jazeera said was recorded in January. The network initially more than 40 people on board, officials said. drivers can expect 10-minute reported it believed the tape was made in December, but later At least one survivor was found at the site of the crash near delays. corrected itself on the air. Editors at the station said they could the Slovak border, said Tibor Dobson, a spokesman for LOTTERY NUMBERS not comment on how they knew when it was made. Hungary’s national disaster agency. The CIA has authenticated the voice on the tape as that of bin Interior Ministry spokesman Sandor Orodan said the aircraft CORRECTIONS DAILY 3: night: 5, 7, 6. Laden, an agency official said. The al-Qaida leader is believed was carrying Slovak soldiers, but he did not elaborate. afternoon: 6, 9, 3. to be hiding in the border region between Afghanistan and But a NATO officer, who spoke on condition of anonymity The meeting of the Net- FANTASY 5: 01, 16, 24, Pakistan. because he was not authorized to speak on to the media, said in work of Spiritual Progressives Beyond confirming that bin Laden remains alive, the tape Kosovo that the plane carried homeward bound Slovak troops was on Friday, Jan. 13. There 27, 29. DAILY DERBY: 1st could be aimed at projecting an image of strength to al-Qaida who had been serving in the NATO-led peacekeeping force. will be no meeting today. The Officials say Slovak troops help patrol the boundary between next event by the organization Place: 12, Lucky Charms. sympathizers and portray the group as still capable of launching attacks despite blows against it, analysts said. Kosovo and Serbia. will be on Tuesday, Jan. 31. 2nd Place: 10, Solid Gold. Meeting times for the group 3rd Place: 02, Lucky Star. were listed incorrectly on Race time: 1:44.42. between 15 percent and 20 lifestyle often found in bigger “We hope that after three Page A-3 of the Jan. 13 edi- percent lower than it is else- cities, making it even more tion and Page B-1 of Sunday’s Physicians years they’ll fall in love with where in the country. difficult to attract doctors to the area and stay there,” he Combine that with cuts in the places they are needed. Continued from Page A-1 said. Medicare and Medi-Cal pay- Doctors in Mendocino County “Short of conscripting peo- at the time. One in seven Californians, ments to doctors and the price receive smaller Medicare and ple, this was the best way,” Hudson Broin will hold the sheriff’s many in rural areas, do not of housing, and it’s only a medical payments than clinics Mahal said. position through the June have health insurance, and matter of time before the flow that treat the uninsured, Faulk Despite the problems, he election until January 2007, many of them put off neces- of doctors to California slows, said. said it isn’t all bad news and Continued from Page A-1 This is why the CMA when the newly elected sher- sary treatment until the situa- he said. he has faith that the medical working relationship.” tion is serious. Many of these Medicare payments to doc- began the Steve Thompson profession will right itself iff will take office. Physician Corps, a program Broin said the Sheriff’s people end up in emergency tors were cut 4.4 percent at the with the help of its young doc- Hudson’s withdrawal that offers new doctors Office would have no com- rooms, where they often have beginning of the year; Medi- tors and medical students who ment on Hudson’s withdraw- means only two candidates to pay up to four times the Cal payments were cut 5 per- $105,000 in payments for school loans in return for have a true passion for the al, saying it was a personal remain in the sheriff’s race: amount they would have oth- cent work. Mahal also believes erwise. Often it is the hospital choosing to go to work in an matter of Hudson’s. Donald Miller, coast area “The only caveat we offer technology, like the human The Board of Supervisors commander for the that absorbs the cost, Mahal is low medical malpractice underserved area. The program has been run- genome project, will help turn named Broin acting sheriff, Mendocino County Sheriff’s said. fees,” Mahal said. “The sys- Another problem facing ning for two years and recent- things around. against the wishes of Craver, Office, and Tom Allman, tem is in significant financial who had asked the board to rural communities, and the distress.” ly received $3 million from “Americans, when given appoint Hudson instead. north county area commander state at large, is a shortage of In rural areas, like the state to continue. Mahal the right information, tend to “I put together an organiza- for the MCSO. medical professionals, partic- Mendocino County, finding a said the program tries to make the right choices,” he tion that ain’t broke -- there’s Ben Brown can be reached at ularly of specialists. Overall, doctor can be difficult and the match activities and special- said. “The future looks very no need to fix it,” Craver said [email protected]. the state is looking at an doctors here are retiring faster ties with the areas physicians bright.” impending shortage of doc- than they can be replaced, said work in. Ben Brown can be reached at tors, he said. Robert Faulk, executive of [email protected]. Advance tickets still available for “In California, we’ve never the Foundation for Medical trained enough physicians.” Care of Mendocino/Lake Saturday concert at fairgrounds New York trains twice as Counties. many doctors as California. Service CENTER A Saturday evening concert Tickets are $20 in advance In addition, rural communi- Texas trains one-and-a-half ties can’t offer the money and at the fairgrounds will feature or $30 at the door. VIP tickets times as many. 859 N. 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Perkins St., Ukiah; County Scholarship Pageant Smoot and loves reading, play- fer to Michigan State. Fletcher Bishop’s platform title is 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. will be held on Saturday, at ing the violin, singing and ski- will be performing a pop/hip “Obesity Awareness and Ukiah High School Cafetorium ing. She has been active in hop dance for her talent and she Prevention Among Youth” and beginning at 7:30 p.m. sharp sports including track and field - acknowledges gratefully her she has worked throughout high SATURDAY with 12 extremely talented, - long jump and triple jump. sponsors Eric Cline, Cabinets school as an activist on vending KEITH CANOVA – Live Music with guitar and keyboard; intellectual and poised young Smoot is proud to have been on Unlimited, Leah Wurm, machine and nutrition policy Himalayan Cafe; 1639 S. State St.; reservations recommended; women vying for the title of the honor roll all semesters of Redwood Health Club and reform. She has served as a co- 467-9900. Miss Mendocino County 2006 high school at Willits High and DFM Car Stereo, Inc. sponsor of a nutrition bill, SB ‘A NIGHT TO REMEMBER’ – “A Night to Remember,”; 7 and a $6,000 scholarship along won first place in the County Joni Cahall….. is a 21-year- 12, and has served on primarily p.m.; Ukiah Senior Center; 499 Leslie St.; $8 for members and $9 with the opportunity to repre- History Day Project. She also old graduate of Mendocino adult boards throughout the for non members. sent Mendocino County in the won the State of California, Community College who now state to ensure that the youth BLUE SKY BAND – Country music and dance; 7 to 10:30 p.m.; 2006 Miss California UCLA Sally Cassanova Award - attends California State voice is part of programs and Ukiah Senior Center; 499 Leslie St. Scholarship Program in Fresno - History paper -- “Herodotus, University, Sonoma with a policies that affect them. Bishop BANDA LOS LAGOS – Live music; 8 p.m.; $30 or general in June. The First Historian.” She is an major in theatre arts, dance and extends her sincere thanks to her admission; Players Club members pay only $15; 744-1395. The contestants will each be active church member at a double minor in kinesiology sponsors Thurston Auto Plaza COMEDY ALLEY – Comedy Alley rings in the new year with awarded a scholarship in vary- Redwood Valley Community and psychology. She is the (Platinum), Harry Mattossian, a double headliner show featuring Doug Ferrari, Andrew Norelli, ing amounts from the over Church and has performed with daughter of James “Scott” M. D. (Diamond), Carol and and Jimmy Turner; 8 p.m.; Ukiah Valey Conference Center; 200 S. $26,000 donated by the commu- her church Praise Team playing Cahall and Martha Lewis. Jerry Myer, State Farm Agents, School St.; $12/advance, $15/day of; 463-6729 nity this year. Verna Jacobs, the violin. She has also per- Cahall has danced since the time Joan Dooley, Selzer Realty, MARCIE EASTERBROOK – Local artist and Mendocino executive director notes that she formed for various Rotary func- she could stand up and has train- William. Green, D.D.S, and College instructor will demonstrate the use of a value painting (gri- and the contestants are over- tions. She has been a member of ing in ballet, jazz, tap, Radiant Solar Technology. saille) when glazing in oils; 10.30 a.m.; Grace Hudson Museum whelmed by the wonderful the Youth for Christ Club at Broadway, modern, invert mod- Meeting Room; Ukiah. donations that have been given Willits High School. Kathleen ern, thrasher jazz, lyrical, ball- MADSEN/JOHNS PROJECT – Live music; 10:30 a.m. to to the Contestants and the noon; dig! Music; 362 N. State St.; Ukiah; 463-8444. attended the National High room, contemporary, character, JE-JEUNE – Singer/guitarist; 4 to 6 p.m.; Coffee Critic; 476 N. Committee who have contacted School Leadership Conference street, salza, swing, hip-hop, fla- State St.; 462-1840 local business owners. Each in Washington D. C. in 2005, menco, pointe, team, cheer, spir- WHUT IT DO – Live music; Mendo Green Team & M.R. contestant will receive a schol- the Csehy School of Music in it, gymnastics and tumbling. F.A.B. and special guests; doors open 6:30 p.m. show starts at 7 arship in varying amounts Philadelphia, Penn. for two She has also trained in musical p.m.; 1055 N. State St.; Ukiah; $20 in advance and $30 at the door. according to their placement summers in 2001 and 2002 and theatre for eight years including DJ DANCE MUSIC – DJ dance music; with Smokin Joe; lots with the minimum for non- Mark O’Connor String Camp in drama, vocal, opera and various of drink specials; Perkins Street Lounge; 228 E. Perkins St., Ukiah; finalists being $1,000. San Diego in 2003. For her tal- dance. Her instrumental training 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. The 12 contestants listed in ent, Smoot will perform a piece includes piano, keyboard, flute this article have worked for the from the musical “Oklahoma.” and viola. Cahall’s college hon- past six weeks to learn skills in Her future plans are to attend a ors, to name just a few, include SUNDAY interview, talent, poise and con- four-year college majoring in leadership positions at fidence on stage, wardrobe music with a history minor. California Polytechnic State DANCE WAVE – Freestyle community dance for fitness and advice, physical fitness training Smoot would one day like to University, San Luis Obispo, release; Mendocino Ballet Studio; 205 S. State St., Ukiah; 10:30 donated by World Gym, tanning Kaleena Quarles a.m. to 12:30 p.m.; sliding scale donation; 489-3345. become a music or history Mendocino College and Ukiah WEEKLY DART TOURNEY – Weekly dart tournaments are by Body Zone, and have teacher at the high school level. High School. Her favorite held Sundays at the Hopland Brewery; 13351 Hwy 101 S., worked extremely hard to learn Smoot has chosen as her plat- accomplishments include direc- Kaleena Quarles….. is a 19- Hopland; 3 to 6 p.m.; 744-1361. a terrific opening number to form “Promotion of Music tor of student activities for year-old student at Mendocino MEDITATION ON THE INNER LIGHT AND SOUND – “Hello Dolly” which Eddie Education in Schools.” Mendocino College and all her Community College majoring Meditation instruction and weekly group practice; 7:30 to 9:30 Vedolla, Jr. of Eddie’s Dance Kathleen proudly thanks her community service experiences. in public relations and will grad- p.m.; Willits; free; call for directions; 459-4444 Studio choreographed for them. sponsors Willits Furniture She participated in dance and uate in June with two degrees. They have spent the past two Center, Ponderosa and Sun athletic training programs Kaleena is the daughter of Dan Saturdays in Mock Interviews Realty, Inc., John and Marianna through her entire college and Lori Quarles. She has spent TUESDAY judged by community leaders Smoot, Doreen Smoot and Les career. Cahall has won numer- much of her life studying music who have critiqued them and and Amanda Rowe. ous awards at Ukiah High by performing in bands, choirs U.S. MEN OF STEEL – Performing live; tickets are $15 and given expert advice to each con- School, Mendocino College and and piano lessons. She has12 can be purchased at the Perkins Street Lounge; Perkins Street testant on her strong and weak California Polytechnic State years dance training including Lounge; 228 E. Perkins St., Ukiah; 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. points in order that they may University including Associated ballet, jazz, tap, modern and is a achieve an extremely successful Students of Mendocino College member of the Mendocino interview from the Miss Scholarship Award and the College Dance Repertory. As a America judging panel on the Audrey Hollenbeck student of S.P.A.C.E. here in Scholarships make day of the 21st. Community Service Award. She Ukiah she performed in many The all-volunteer staff of the will perform a lyrical dance to plays and musicals. She has also Pageant Committee are to be “We Are Who We Are” by Hope participated in plays and musi- giving personal congratulated on spending Partlow this evening. Joni has cals at Ukiah High School, hours of their time to work with chosen as her platform “Field of Mendocino College, the Ukiah With spring just around the the contestants and strong bonds Dreams -- The Importance of Symphony, and Ukiah Players corner, the Community have been built between com- Foundation, along with many Extra Curricular Activities” and Theatre, including “42nd mittee and contestants and all is proudly sponsored by Street,” “Gypsy,” “Brigadoon,” other community organizations, are very excited to see who the begins to prepare scholarship Brutocao Cellars/The Crushed “The Sound of Music,” and next Miss Mendocino County Grape and Jim and Frances “Cinderella” just to name a few. application packets for the local Melissa Fletcher high schools. And (not to stretch will be. Support from Sarah Owen and family. During high school Quarles was the analogy too far…) just as the Ramming, Miss Mendocino a California Scholarship first daffodils signal nature’s County 2005, Cassie Beldon, Melissa Fletcher… is 17 Federation Life Member promise of spring, the applica- Miss Mendocino County 2001, and the daughter of David Graduate, which is consistent tions remind us of the many Melissa Chaty, Miss Mendocino Fletcher of Michigan and Renee with Honor Roll every semester. promising students who need County 2002, and Brittany Fletcher of Hopland. She will At Mendocino College she has our help to realize their poten- Albright, Miss Mendocino graduate from Ukiah High achieved Highest Honors tial. County 2003 and Jenny Owen, School in June 2006 and has President’s List, and Mendocino The education and training of Miss Mendocino County 2004 won honors in softball, cheer- College Academic Excellence our youth is one of the most during their Christmas breaks leading and United Nations Best Scholarships. Although her pas- urgent issues facing us as a soci- also bolstered spirits among the Poster winner. She also loves sion is the performing arts, she ety and as a local community. Giving Back contestants as they look forward playing the flute, singing, dirt also loves to travel and spent a While there are numerous qual- By Susanne Norgard to their competition on the 21st. biking, four-wheeling and month this summer traveling to ity colleges and universities to helps donors keep in touch with They’ll also be welcoming camping. Fletcher loves Greek six countries in Europe. She choose from, many prospective our scholarship recipients and back to Mendocino County as mythology and European cul- loves children, reading, the students find that going to col- track their progress. In addition one of the judges Miss ture. She is a part-time employ- ocean, shopping and spending lege is a big challenge – both to attaining and maintaining Mendocino County 1998, Dr. ee at Redwood Health Club in time with family and friends. emotionally and financially. good grades, many of our stu- Catherine Rongey, who is cur- the children’s program. Fletcher Lauren Bishop Quarles has volunteered with Responding to this need, the dent recipients are active in rently a Robert Wood Johnson chose her platform “Beyond the Interact Club, on student Community Foundation of extracurricular activities in their Clinical Scholar at UCLA. Buckling Up, Leaning to Drive Lauren Bishop… 17, is the councils, with Big Brothers/Big Mendocino County now man- colleges. Most of our students Tickets are on sale at Rod’s Safely” because a year and a daughter of Sid and Carrie Sisters, hospitals, highway ages 12 scholarship funds that tell us that they are working Shoes and The Mendocino half ago she was involved in an Bishop and will graduate in cleanups and attended many have been set up by private hard on their studies, never miss Book Company for an advance accident where she broke her June 2006. She has been a stu- statewide leadership confer- donors. Through these funds we a class, and are making new price of $13 and at the door the neck and severely injured her dent of piano for 10 years and is ences including the National awarded more than $46,000 in friends. Some of our students night of the program for $15.00. head, and is proud to say she has trained fluently in both classical Teen Leadership Program scholarships last year. have ongoing contact with the Don’t be late because the open- gained back full mental ability and new age styles. She will be Conference in Belmont. She has Scholarships range from $300 donors to their scholarship ing number will truly bring and most physical abilities. This performing a piano piece enti- also interned for Assembly to $10,000 (paid in annual funds. home the theme of “Jazz Jazz has been her greatest accom- tled “Shadow Dancer” by Member Patty Berg. Kaleena is installments of $2,500). For The joy of giving and receiv- Jazz” to the Ukiah High School plishment to date. Fletcher is Spencer Brewer for her talent. a member of Phi Theta Kappa many of the recipients, these ing can never be explained, but Cafetorium. very passionate about her plat- Bishop also has four years of Association. For her talent scholarships make a big differ- there is one experience that Entertainment for the form after having this first hand flute training and took classes Quarles will sing a number from ence in their ability to begin stands out in Mary Jo’s mind. evening will also be provided by experience of being in a vehicle with S.P.A.C.E. in dance and “Phantom of the Opera” and her and/or continue their schooling. She recounts, “I have a vivid Sarah Ramming, Miss where she was not buckled up drama. She has a basic mastery platform is titled “Children’s For others, it is the difference. picture of a young man who Mendocino County 2005, Mary Jo Ball, who oversees and with an unsafe driver, and of what she feels is a lost art -- Performing Arts for a Positive was graduating from college – Melissa Chaty, Miss Mendocino feels she can make a huge that of sewing -- and also enjoys Lifestyle.” Quarles is proudly the Community Foundation’s he was carrying his baby and he scholarship program, has many County 2002. impact by telling her story to photography. She has won hon- sponsored by Beelers Mufflers, had about 20 family members This year’s contestants and middle schools, high schools ors in high school as Leader of J and J Dairy Supplies and The years of experience working there to share in the moment. with a college scholarship pro- their bios are: and driving school students. the Year, Student of the Month Travel Center. grams and a special apprecia- He’d achieved this life-long Fletcher looks forward to and was selected by Rotary tion for the importance of assist- dream thanks to a scholarship attending college with a major International to represent Ukiah ing students. She knows that donor who helped him to do that in accounting. She will begin at High School at the 49th annual many of the donors who con- every year for four years. It was Mendocino College in the World Affairs Seminar held at tribute to scholarship programs very moving.” spring and transfer to Santa the University of Wisconsin at do so because they received For a full description of the Rosa Junior College next fall to Whitewater. She was also similar help when they needed it Community Foundation’s selected by Maria Shriver to – this is their way of “giving scholarship funds, their require- represent the Youth of back.” She says, “Often the ments and deadlines, please go California at the Governor’s donor was in a similar place in to our web site at www.commu- Summit on Health, Nutrition their youth and can see what a nityfound.org and click on the and Obesity. To relax, Bishop difference it made in their life. Grants and Scholarships link enjoys knitting, backpacking, They know they would not be (Please note that applications camping and loves to read. where they are today unless will be posted on the website by Bishop aspires to attend a major someone whom they didn’t January 31st). If you have any university such as Stanford, or even know was willing to help questions, contact our Director Kathleen Smoot Brown and major in public pol- Brianna Mack them.” She adds, “When the of Community Outreach, Mary icy or political science with a donors see the result of their Jo Ball, at 468-9882. Kathleen Smoot….. is a 17- minor in Spanish. She would Briana Mack… 17, will investment first hand, it makes Additionally, the counselors in year-old Willits resident current- like to serve in the Peace Corps graduate in June 2006 from it very easy for them to give. the high schools have listings of ly attending Deep Valley High or other international service Ukiah High School and is the They can see how their charita- all scholarships available to stu- School where she will graduate organization upon graduation. daughter of Richard Charles ble investment pays off.” dents throughout Mendocino in June 2006. She previously After completing all her educa- The Community Foundation County. Joni Cahall See PAGEANT, Page A-10 A-4 – FRIDAY, JAN. 20, 2006 FORUM Editor: K.C. Meadows, 468-3526 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected] Letters from our readers VIEWPOINTS Give BMXers a place to ride To the Editor: The dirt jumps at Low Gap County Park THOMAS D. ELIAS provided a place for BMX Freestyle bike riders to practice their skills, without being a danger to cars or people, I think the bull- dozing of these jumps in June of 2005 was a great loss to the freestyle riders, as it was their only non-public place to ride locally. I Hanging chads witnessed many impressive stunts in the times I visited the jumps before they were demolished. The closest BMX freestyle were better than this jump area is now 75 miles from here, in There's no longer any doubt about it: Hanging chads Petaluma. I have learned that some of the were far, far better than what could ensue if California bike riders who used the area at Low Gap Secretary of State Bruce McPherson this spring certi- Park were the ones who gave their time fies the two most common brands of electronic voting and effort to build these jumps. Mendocino machines for use in this year's elections and many County has some valid concerns about hav- more to come. ing the jumps there. These jumps were not Hanging chads, of course, were the tiny pieces of built to any specification or code, they were cardboard that sometimes refused to drop off when not supervised by any adult, there was no voters used punch cards to express electoral choices. easy access for an ambulance in case of There were common everywhere in America until the injury, no telephone or restroom facilities aftermath of the 2000 election, when enough chads available, and there was some damage to were left hanging in Florida to determine the outcome the City golf green with bike riders riding of a presidential election. across the golf course grass to take a short- Since that time, chads and the cards from which er route to the jumps at Low Gap Park. they can hang have become dinosaurs. Electronic The City is concerned about protecting machines from optical scans to touch screens have the sidewalks and shoppers from bicycles, More from Lousiana superceded punch-card voting. For all the new as well as skates, scooters and skateboards, Editor’s note: The journal machines, state rules now require a paper record of I think there are more BMX freestyle bike each vote which can be checked by the voter, but is riders now, than there are BMX downhill below covers Days 9 and 10 of Ukiahan Lynn Meadows’ BY YNN EADOWS kept by county officials for use in case of a recount. racers. Here are some suggestions to help L M In the changeover to more sophisticated machines, bring the Low Gap jumps back to life. I volunteer relief efforts in Another voice Louisiana. These are the last two brands became dominant, both through marketing understand Supervisor Jim Wattenberger is and competitive bidding. Those brands are Diebold, interested in finding a place to relocate the of the journal entries the to pick up food and distrib- themselves. Daily Journal will be pub- whose machines are now used in 17 California coun- freestyle jumps. One idea is to rebuild the ute it. She reports that the It is freezing cold here at ties - even though the Diebold TSx, one of the firm's freestyle jumps next to the Rusty Bowl lishing for now. Meadows’ conditions in Pass Christian night and there is frost on the new organization, United most popular and cost-effective models, still awaits downhill track, at the east end of Gobbi are terrible. People are cold ground in the morning. I California's certification - and Elections Systems & Street. The Rusty Bowl track is not built for Peace Relief (www.united- and hungry, living in cars have been told that it seems peacerelief.org), continues Software (ES&S). freestyle riding, but has the space to build a and tents. She’s feeling sad colder than Ukiah because One positive note is that McPherson has not buck- separate area next to it. In thinking of the its work to ready donated and helpless about the peo- of the high humidity. property for habitation by led under pressure to certify quickly from election offi- County’s concerns, the Rusty Bowl area ple there. She is soul sick Perhaps it is because we are cers in the many counties which bought Diebold hard- has current supervision, and with parental volunteers. The Slidell loca- wondering if she did the living outside, like the thou- tion is quickly becoming a ware and the software to run it. That pressure comes support and volunteers, the freestyle track right thing buying blankets sands of homeless people because federal law requires new machines in place could also be supervised there. The Rusty magnet for those from other for people in Biloxi when throughout this region. We grassroots organizations well before the June primary. Election officials don't Bowl uses ABA insurance coverage and the situation in Pass have a little propane heater want to be forced to return to their respective county charges a fee to cover race events. I don’t who want to help the many Christian is so much worse. who have suffered losses in in the house that we gather boards and report they've wasted millions of taxpayer know if that coverage could also be avail- Nov. 30: Today there is a around. Oh, for my warm dollars on unreliable voting machines. But McPherson able for a freestyle track, but could be the wake of Hurricane flurry of activity as we pre- Katrina. house at home! punted the Diebold certification issue to federal testing looked into. There are public facilities pare the camp for our second officials and no one knows how long their tests will Day 9/November 29 Remembering Deborah’s available and also a parking area. With par- big meeting. It is the mission canning jar hot bottles, I take. And McPherson is not without fault in this. Just ents and youth working together to become Today I shopped with of United Peace Relief to after Thanksgiving, he was scheduled to have an Elaine for 30 comforters for bought a case of quart can- involved in supporting this project, I think collaborate with other alter- ning jars. We sent all the vol- expert Finnish computer hacker test the California the BMX freestyle track could be a project her adopted neighborhood in native disaster relief organi- machines and see if he could alter voting results... but Biloxi.The neighbors had zations that are working in unteers to bed snug with our that could be brought back to life and be a homemade hot water bottles. hat test was suddenly postponed with little explanation positive influence for the bike riders and said they were cold and the Gulf region. Once again, and has yet to occur. needed blankets. We also the meeting was well attend- Tonight Peter, a volunteer the community. I hope the Supervisors will from the Frida bus/People’s In the meantime, the hacker, Harri Hursti, conduct- continue to support a solution so that BMX bought household goods to ed and we feel encouraged. ed a similar test on a very small scale in the Florida stock our volunteer house. New faces include mem- Free Space in Portland freestyle bike riders have a safe place to Maine, shaved off his beard. capital of Tallahassee. His trial involved eight votes practice and improve their sport. At our camp, we are still bers of the Native American cast on a Diebold machine. During the test, two "no" Steven J. Dawson working to clear downed Tribes who were hard hit He is going to clean out a house tomorrow and has to votes were cast on a make-believe ballot issue, and six Ukiah trees and debris. I get to and are struggling. The for "yes." work the power washer on biggest needs we identified be clean-shaven for the res- pirator to function properly. But Hursti had pre-programmed a Diebold memory Disagrees with photo our second house. It was today are building supplies, card to produce an ultimate result of 7-1 for the yes flooded and there is debris heaters and volunteers to Meg, the Frida coordinator, side, no matter what the actual vote might be. And 7-1 To the Editor: up to the ceiling, stuck on help people repair their kissed his beautiful red yes was what the computerized machine ended up Regarding the front page article of the walls. We will be gutting homes. There were about 15 beard goodbye! These young showing. So the hacker reversed the actual vote, get- January 14 of the Hwy. 20 crash kills child. this house and making it into organizations represented volunteers are so bright and ting into the memory card by using an agricultural It was bad enough that a child was killed a dorm to house volunteers. and we agreed to support earnest; it is a joy to be in scanning device available over the Internet. and others injured in the accident. It The Frida Bus arrived each other and get the story their presence. They are seri- The consequence: The local elections chief, Ion (cq) showed extreme poor taste to show the pic- with 10 of its 13 young vol- out to the people of our ous about human relation- Sancho, replaced the Diebold machines with others ture of a child and an adult’s shoes at the unteers. They have been gut- nation. I’m initiating a drive ships and spend much time from Diebold competitor ES&S. scene of the accident. It brings to mind the ting houses in New Orleans for Home Depot gift cards, each day processing as a Days later, Volusia County, Fla., which contains the term, sensationalism. and they just returned from which we can send back to group and working toward city of Daytona Beach, also opted to ban Diebold The song, Dirty Laundry comes to mind. helping with a school read- the needy families here who consensus. My husband Bob machines. Then Missouri's St. Louis County cancelled Judith Mc Quisten ing program in Mobile, are trying to rebuild. left and Brian from the its order for Diebolds. Potter Valley Alabama. One hundred tyvex suits Rainbow Family showed up "These were sold as safe systems," Sancho told a Three volunteers arrived arrived today. These are the and took over work on the reporter. "They passed tests as safe systems. Editor’s response: As we said in from the Rainbow Family in protective suits that our vol- solar electric system. But…there is a way to rig an election. It's not a bunch Thursday’s edition, we think very carefully Waveland. More wonderful unteers wear with a respira- Elaine from Plenty took a of guys stuffing ballots in a precinct. It's possibly one about the photos we put on Page 1, espe- people you have never met. tor, when they are cleaning group of volunteers into person acting in secret changing thousands of votes in cially when a tragedy has occurred. And They are going to set up a out moldy houses. They can New Orleans tonight to have a second." while we certainly take into account the holistic healing tent at the only be worn a few times dinner and find some music. That's exactly what some fair-voting activists claim new soup kitchen site in feelings of those directly involved, we also and are then disposed. There They had a wonderful time happened in Ohio in the last presidential election, believe that photos can sometimes tell the New Orleans. are many misconceptions when the outcome hinged on that state, one which We received an email dancing to a band that most compelling story. Those shoes - about the mold. People try- played traditional New Diebold founder and CEO Walden O'Dell pledged in a which were actually the shoes of the infant about a man in Pass ing to live in their houses letter to Republican fundraisers to "bring in for" Christian who has been Orleans music. They found who survived the crash - immediately let with the mold, downplay the music in the French Quarter, President Bush." No one knows whether he meant to the reader know that children were feeding people out of his health risks. It seems like it do that by fair methods or by fixing his company's involved, something that makes us all stop truck and paying for the food including a great Jazz band takes a large exposure to on Bourbon Street. They had machines. What is known is that Ohio went narrowly and think the next time we get behind the with his own money. He cause symptoms, such as red to Bush even as Democrats screamed about voting wheel. was sending out a desperate eyes, skin rashes, and fun, came back exhausted, and said it was a highlight of machine manipulations. plea because he had to close wheezing. Nonetheless, it is Also known is that O'Dell resigned from Diebold in down until he could get important for everyone to their trip. I guess you might call this eco-disaster tourism December, just days before a securities fraud action in LETTER POLICY more food. Elaine decided get educated on the health an Ohio federal court charged that the company's to take a group to Waveland with a heart! The Daily Journal welcomes letters to risks and how to best protect "false and misleading statements served to conceal the the editor. All letters must include a dimensions and scope of internal problems at the com- clear name, signature, return address pany impacting product quality…" and phone number. Letters are generally WHERE TO WRITE Will McPherson consider all these factors in his published in the order they are received, now-delayed decision on whether Diebold machines but shorter, concise letters are given President George Bush: The White Sacramento, 95814. (916) 319-2001; Santa can be used in California? He’s not saying. And why preference. Because of the volume of House, 1600 Pennsylvania Ave., Washing- Rosa, 576-2526; FAX, Santa Rosa, 576- did he delay for six weeks disclosing there were also letters coming in, letters of more than ton, D.C. 20500; (202) 456-1111, FAX 2297. Berg's field representative in Ukiah problems with ES&S machines in the November spe- 400 words in length may take longer to (202)456-2461. office located at 104 W. Church St, Ukiah, cial election? No answer to that one, either. be printed. Names will not be withheld Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger: 95482, 463-5770. The office’s fax number is For sure, most of this state's county voting registrars for any reason. If we are aware that you State Capitol, Sacramento, 95814. (916) 463-5773. E-mail to: don't want anyone thinking about these things. Which are connected to a local organization or 445-2841; FAX (916)445-4633 [email protected] makes them appear less concerned with the integrity and accuracy of elections than with how their county are an elected official writing about the Sen. 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Author Haven Logan to do be shipped United Parcel Service. a.m. followed by lunch at noon for $l0. The Creative Workshop, a local printing and entree will be Beef Stroganoff. Reservations discussions and book signing copy firm, is located at 759 S. State St. in due by Jan.l9 can be made by phoning Ken COMMUNITY BRIEFS starting this Saturday Ukiah. Major Credit Cards accepted. Orders Hewitt 468-5894, Nancy Johnson 964-0662 or can be made by telephone: 468-0251 or 800- Steve Gray 937-3138. FIRST 5 Mendocino to Meet the Author Haven Logan this Saturday 694-9999; by email: [email protected] or in The speaker will be Joe Curren, director of while enjoying wine and crab cakes, at The person. Allow a week to ten days for delivery. the Senior Center in Fort Bragg. recruit for volunteer position Mendocino Wine Company at 45070 Main St. FIRST 5 Mendocino is recruiting for an In Mendocino, from 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. Also dis- Hurricane Katrina benefit AmeriCorps VISTA. The chosen volunteer will cuss Logan’s new book The California Wine Audubon Society to hold field perform the functions of social marketing Country Diet at the Mendocino Wine trip to the Sacramento dance to be held Friday, Jan. through communications and community out- Company. $6 cover charge to include wine, National Wildlife Refuge 27 at the SAC in Ukiah reach to promote the health and development crab cakes, and logo glass. For more informa- of Mendocino County’s youngest children and tion, call 937-6190. Peregrine Audubon Society will lead a field Hurricane Katrina Benefit Dance Friday to promote positive parenting techniques. The On Wednesday Jan. 25, there will be a book trip to the Sacramento National Wildlife Jan. 27, Saturday Afternoon Club, 107 South VISTA will design and implement media advo- signing and Author’s discussion of “Practicing Refuge on Saturday. This refuge is the winter Oak St., Ukiah. Doors open 5:30 p.m.; live cacy, coordinate community outreach and the Art of Conscious Indulgence” Enjoy wine home to huge concentrations of waterfowl, music begins at 6 with The Freys, PURA develop communication materials for FIRST 5 and appetizers from Patrona Bistro and Wine including large birds such as Snow Geese, VIDA, and Self-Fulfilling Prophecies. Cajun programs. There is a Volunteer work stipend of Bar. From 5:30 to 7 p.m. at The Mendocino White-fronted Geese, and Canada Geese, as food and silent auction. Tickets: $10 advance approximately $773 a month. Housing assis- Book Company, 102 S.School St., in Ukiah. well as Sandhill Cranes, White-faced Ibis, and at Mendocino Book Company, $12.50 at the tance is available and child care stipend, if For more information, call 468- 5940. Tundra Swans. Many ducks, such as Northern door. Supports volunteer medical and rebuild- ing efforts in Louisiana by United Peace needed. Food stamps may be available. After that even Join author Logan for a cel- Shovelers, Buffleheads, Common Goldeneyes, ebration dinner at Patrona Bistro and Wine Bar Green-winged Teal, Northern Pintails, Relief. www.unitedpeacerelief.org or 707 462- Education Award of $4,725 upon completion 8562. of one-year term of service. For more informa- following her book signing at The Mendocino American and Eurasian Wigeons and more will also be seen. Ring-neck Pheasants frequent the tion, and application requirements visit our Book Company. Enjoy the Patrona recipes fea- tured in The California Wine Country Diet. at refuge, as do several birds of prey, such as Crab Cake Cook off and website at www.mendochildren.org. For addi- Northern Harriers, Red-tailed Hawks, and tional information contact: Sabra Lugthart at 7:30 p.m. Patrona Bistro and Wine Bar is locat- ed at 130 W. Standley St., Ukiah. Call 462- sometimes Bald Eagles. Meet at Ukiah Long’s Wine Tasting set for Jan. 28 462-4453 or by e-mail community- parking lot at 7 a.m. sharp, with a lunch, cloth- [email protected]. 9181. Reservations recommended The Crab Cake Cook Off and Wine Tasting ing for all kinds of weather, water, and your will be held on Saturday Jan. 28 from 12:30 to gear packed for carpooling. If anyone plan on 3:30 p.m. in the big white tent on North Harbor Humane Society for Inland Celebrate Crab and Wine driving, have gas in the car. Persistent rain will Drive in Noyo Harbor in Fort Bragg. This 5th Mendocino County Days at Patrona cancel this trip. Annual competition features fabulous chefs and Mendocino vintners vying for the titles of to hold large raffle fundraiser Celebrate the 7th annual Crab and Wine best wine with crab cakes and best crab cakes. Days this Monday at Patrona’s with Wine Sho-Ka-Wah offers fund There is still time to get in on the Humane Entertainment, Razzle Dazzle Raffle, silent & maker Arnaud Weyrich from Roederer Estate. raising buffet to benefit live auction items all makes this a fun event. Society for Inland Mendocino County’s huge Dinner starts at 6 p.m. includes five courses raffle. This is a major fund raiser to benefit the flooded Hopland school This is a fundraiser for Mendocino Coast and wine for $75 per person. For more infor- Clinics, providing medical, dental and behav- animals, but it might benefit the public as well. mation, call 462-9181. Hopland Sho-Ka-Wah Casino will offer a Grand prize in the drawing is $7,500, 2nd Prize ioral health care for coastal residents regardless special buffet on Sunday, from noon to 6 p.m. of their ability to pay. Call 961-3431 for tick- is $2,500, and 3rd Prize is $1,000. Tickets are to help raise money for repairs to the Hopland $20 each. Call HSIMC for tickets at 485-0123. Sweets and entertainment ets. Elementary School. For only $7 per person, The 3rd annual Cioppino Dinner will be All proceeds benefit the animals at the Humane at the Senior Center guests will enjoy a delicious All-You-Can-Eat held on Friday Jan. 27 in the big white tent on Society for Inland Mendocino’s Redwood Ice Cream Social on Monday “Country Style” buffet. All money collected North Harbor Drive in Noyo Harbor in Fort Valley shelter. HSIMC is a private non-profit from the buffet sales will be donated to Bragg. Seatings are at 5:30 and 7 p.m. and will shelter and adoption center. Remember to The Mature Music Makers will perform at Hopland Elementary to help pay for clean-up feature the international debut of the band adopt, don’t buy, and spay and neuter your pets the next Ice Cream Social in Bartlett Hall on and repair of the flood-damaged school. This is called “Bandwidth” from the Bay area. This is to save lives. Monday, from 2:30 to 3:30 p.m. a great opportunity for the entire community to a fundraiser for Mendocino Coast Clinics, pro- Members, family and friends are invited to come together to help raise money for the chil- viding medical, dental and behavioral health A series of films to be offered enjoy pies and a scoop of ice cream, including dren of Hopland. care for coastal residents regardless of their dietetic, plus several toppings for just $1 for For more information on the Hopland ability to pay. Call 961-3431 for tickets. at Smart Growth Community members, $1.50 for non-members. Members Elementary School benefit buffet at Hopland Film Festival in Ukiah over 90 or having a January birthday will have Sho-Ka-Wah Casino, call 744-1395. free admission. The Celebrity Scooper will be Anderson Valley Senior A series of films will be offered examining Ukiah Chamber CEO Cherie Blower. California Retired Teachers Center to hold spaghetti feed inspirational solutions to challenging growth This popular community event is entirely Anderson Valley Senior Center will hold a issues Community discussion will follow each funded by donations from Safeway Stores, Association to hold next spaghetti feed on Saturday, Jan. 28, from 5:30 film at The Ukiah Playhouse,1041 Low Gap Creative Workshop, John Bogner and Gary meeting this Monday to 8 p.m. at the A.V. Senior Center (veterans Road, in Ukiah. Nix, Inez Hosea, Floyd Knox and several The California Retired Teachers building) in Boonville. Tickets are $10 per Starting Monday, Jan. 23, at 6:30 p.m. Senior Center members alternating on various Association, Mendocino Division No. 55, is adult, and children under 10 eat for $5. Pre sale “Subdivide and conquer: A Modern Western” supplies. All the proceeds go into the general scheduled to hold its next meeting on Monday, tickets are available for $8 per adult and $4 for Explores the consequences of sprawl, its histo- fund to support services to seniors. Regulars at the First Presbyterian Church in Fort Bragg, children under 10. All proceeds benefit the ry and alternatives for creating more livable Dolores Carrick and Russ Johnson will provide 367 S. Sanderson Way. Anderson Valley Senior Center. For more communities. music and songs during the event, with Eric There will be a gathering and social at 11:30 information, call 895-3609. Monday, Jan. 30, at 6:30 p.m. “Back from Larson as M.C. A special drawing from an the Brink” Examines how three cities used anonymous “Angel” for $50 cash (tickets are community values and design principles to six for $5) will be held and door prizes drawn build healthy communities, preserving historic (tickets free with admission) including two full values while creating livable neighborhoods breakfasts at the Windmills Restaurant. Special where place matters. selections of costume jewelry will be on sale Monday, Feb.6, 6:30 p.m. “Save our land, Thinking Santa Fe or Escape... from the Center Thrift Store. save our towns” A story of hope, logical rea- For more information, call the Center at sons why America’s towns can be rebuilt and 462-4343. To donate 15 minutes of free enter- its countryside preserved from strip malls and tainment, call Betty McGlade at 467-0680. subdivisions. Think Again. Monday, Feb.13, 6:30 p.m. “Community by Design” Explores the role that design plays in Jackson State Forest Original MSRP $24,840 community development by visiting some of Environmental Report GM Value Priced $23,885 the most progressive thinkers on the subject and the communities they have helped trans- currently available locally GM Conquest* Rebate -$1,000 form. The State Department of Forestry and Fire * Also being shown is ‘Building a Healthy Protection has contracted with Creative Net Price $ Community’ An inspiring power point presen- Workshop in Ukiah to produce and make avail- 22,885 tation in which Mendocino County Health able to the public for purchase, the new Department’s own Linda Helland puts the Jackson State Forest Environmental Impact “health” in “healthy community design,” Report SCH#2004022925. reminding us that there’s a healthier, happier The 700 page report is produced in three world possible right here in Mendocino spiral bound books which include 38 full color County, if we plan for it. Donations at the door 11x17 map fold outs and 34 additional color For more information, contact Evan Johnson at pages. It is a complete copy and can be pur- 462-2018; or visit www.ukiahsmartgrowth.org. chased for the cost of $201.40 per report. 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LOCAL Raiders dragging feet in coaching search CALENDAR Oakland candidates Marinelli, who interviewed Saunders, the first person to be that identifying a college candi- TODAY with the Oakland Raiders for their interviewed Jan. 11, took a lucra- date is “delicate” because schools COLLEGE BASKETBALL head coaching position Monday, tive position with the Washington are currently recruiting. • Mendocino College women at Los taking other positions Medanos College, 5:30 pm. reached agreement on a contract Redskins Thursday as assistant Petrino, while not denying he • Mendocino College men at Los Medanos College, 7:30 p.m. to become head coach of the head coach and offensive coordi- spoke with the Raiders, issued the PREP BOYS BASKETBALL By JERRY McDONALD • Maria Carrillo at Ukiah, 7:30 p.m. Detroit Lions. nator. following statement: “`I under- • Laytonville at Potter Valley, 8 p.m. ANG Newspapers • Leggett at Anderson Valley, 7 p.m. Petrino, in response to his The Raiders would not confirm stand my name is being men- PREP GIRLS BASKETBALL od Marinelli went off the • Ukiah at Montgomery, 7:30 p.m. name being linked with the an interview Tuesday with tioned in connection with job • Leggett at Anderson Valley, 5:30 p.m. market Wednesday, Bobby • Laytonville at Potter Valley, 6:30 p.m. Raiders, released a statement Petrino, as reported Wednesday in openings in the National Football R Petrino took himself off through the Louisville athletic ANG Newspapers. A team official League, but I want to reiterate my SATURDAY, JAN. 21 the market, and Al Saunders went department reaffirming his com- said the Raiders have contacted Saunders PREP BOYS BASKETBALL next. Hired by Redskins • Ukiah at Montgomery, 7:30 p.m. mitment to the university. several candidates by phone and PREP GIRLS BASKETBALL See RAIDERS, Page A-8 Thursday. • Maria Carrillo at Ukiah, 7:30 p.m. PREP WRESTLING • Ukiah at North Coast Classic, 9 a.m. -Calendar listings are culled from the most recent schedules provided by the schools TENNIS| AUSTRALIAN OPEN and organizations in our coverage area. Please report schedule changes or incorrect Campbell listings to The Daily Journal Sports Department at 468-3518. takes TV LISTINGS Sharapova advances at Aussie TODAY lead at NBA San Antonio at Miami, 5 p.m. (ESPN) By JOHN PYE Cleveland at Golden State, 7:30 p.m. (FSN) Los Angeles Lakers at Phoenix, 7:30 p.m. The Associated Press Hope (ESPN) TENNIS MELBOURNE, Australia Australian Open, 7 p.m. (ESPN2) — Maria Sharapova routed By KEN PETERS SATURDAY, JAN. 21 Jelena Kostanic 6-0, 6-1 The Associated Press NBA Sacramento at Orland, 4 p.m. (ABC) Friday, advancing to the PALM DESERT — Chad NHL San Jose at Los Angeles, 3 p.m. (NBC) fourth round of the Australian Campbell shot a 6-under par GOLF Bob Hope Chrysler Classic, Noon (ABC) Open and a possible show- 66 Thursday to take a four- COLLEGE FOOTBALL East-West Shrine Game, 1 p.m. (ESPN2) down with Serena Williams. shot lead through two rounds Hula Bowl, 4 p.m. (ESPN2) Sharapova, the 2004 of the Bob Hope Chrysler COLLEGE BASKETBALL Men Wimbledon champion, lost to Classic. Iowa at Michigan State, 9 a.m. (ESPN) Duke at Georgetown, 10:30 a.m. (CBS) Williams in the semifinals Campbell, who tied for Temple at Massachusetts, 11 a.m. (ESPN) West Virginia at UCLA, 12:45 p.m. (CBS) here last year after twice serv- second in Hawaii last week, Nebraska at Kansas, 1 p.m. (ESPN) California at Arizona, 3 p.m. (ABC) ing for the match and squan- remained bogey-free through Syracuse at Villanova, 3 p.m. (ESPN) 36 holes of the 90-hole Hope Stanford at Arizona State, 5:30 p.m. (FSN) dering three match points. Connecticut at Louisville, 6 p.m. (ESPN) The pair could meet again, and was at 15-under 129. Oregon State at Washington State, 7:30 p.m. (FSN) this time in the round of 16. Pat Perez had a wind- Women UCLA at USC, 1 p.m. (FSN) Defending champion blown, waterlogged round Nebraska at Texas Tech, 3 p.m. (FSN) and struggled to a 73 after an TENNIS Williams was playing No. 17 Australian Open, 7 p.m. (ESPN2) Daniela Hantuchova in the opening 60 and was tied for third round Friday, with the second with John Senden, winner advancing to play who had a 63 to go to 11 fourth-seeded Sharapova. under. COMMUNITY “It’ll be great,” Sharapova Despite winds gusting at said, referring to a possible times during the second day, DIGEST showdown with Williams. Campbell managed to make “Of course I was disappointed six birdies at La Quinta Country Club, one of four City of Ukiah men’s last year. But ... I’ll get my courses used for the first four softball league revenge.” days of the tournament. Sharapova maintained The City of Ukiah Community His birdies included putts Service Department would like to peak intensity throughout the of 25 and 20 feet. announce the beginning of the 68-minute win over Kostanic Perez, whose 12-under 2006 men’s softball league. in bright, warm conditions at There is an information meeting round a day earlier was the at The Pub in Ukiah March 16 at Rod Laver Arena, lifting the lowest ever to start the tradi- 6:30 p.m. League play is sched- pitch of her shrieks as she tionally low-scoring Hope, uled to begin in early May. sprinted for every ball. Team fees are $450 for the struggled much of the second sponsor fee and $30 per player, One extra loud screech round at the new Classic Club with checks made payable to the brought laughter from the City of Ukiah. at Northstar. Playing in Registration forms are available crowd. swirling winds, he was 4 over at the Ukiah Civic Center Annex “When I do that, it means for the day before he birdied at 411 West Clay St., and the reg- I’m not going to miss the istration deadline is April 13. four of six holes beginning at Player fees will be collected ball,” Sharapova explained. No. 12. from team managers at the first Kostanic screamed in frus- He had a 4-iron into the game. Space is limited. tration after missing two For more information, call 463- water at No. 18 for his sixth 6714. chances to break in the fifth bogey of the day. game of the second set — her Olin Browne had a 69 at La only opportunities against Quinta Country Club and City of Ukiah women’s Sharapova’s serve. Steve Elkington a 70 at PGA softball league Sharapova, who lost to the West to tie them for fourth at eventual champion in all four 10 under. The City of Ukiah Community Phil Mickelson, the 2002 Service Department would like to majors in 2005, came into the announce the beginning of the season’s first Grand Slam File photo and 2004 Hope champion, 2006 women’s softball league. event after two months on the Maria Sharapova routed Jelena Kostanic 6-0, 6-1 Friday at the Australian Open shot a 69 at PGA West that League play will be on Tuesday to advance to the fourth round and headed towards a possible showdown with left him six shots off the lead and Wednesday nights and is at 135. Mike Weir, the 2003 scheduled to begin in early May. See AUSTRALIAN, Page A-8 Serena Williams. Team fees are $450 for the champion, shot 69 and was in sponsor fee and $30 per player, a group another stroke with checks made payable to the City of Ukiah. behind. Registration forms are available The 31-year-old Campbell, at the Ukiah Civic Center Annex a two-time tournament cham- at 411 West Clay St., and the reg- Epstein returns to Red Sox, for now istration deadline is April 13. pion, came close last Sunday Player fees will be collected By JIMMY GOLEN to winning for the first time from team managers at the first since his victory in the 2004 game. Space is limited. The Associated Press Bay Hill Invitational. Tied For more information, call 463- BOSTON – The door was ajar, and Theo Epstein finally 6714. with David Toms headed into walked through it and back into the front office of the Boston Sunday, Campbell finished Seventh annual Red Sox. with a 70 to Toms’ winning sports expo for girls The most successful general manager in franchise history 65 and tied for second with Sunday at Mendocino will rejoin the Red Sox baseball operations department in a Rory Sabbatini. College full-time – but otherwise unspecified – position. His long- “Obviously, I was disap- rumored return comes 2 1/2 months after he turned down a pointed and not happy with For all girls in grades two contract extension and fled Fenway Park in a gorilla suit to through eight, a free one-day the way I played on Sunday,” sports sampler is being offered avoid the encamped media. Campbell said. “Looking by the Girls Scouts of Konocti "As you know, we have spoken frequently during the last back at it, taking a second the Council and Mendocino College 10 weeks," the team and Epstein said in a joint statement on Jan. 22 from 9:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. first week of the year after at the Mendocino College gym in Thursday night. "We have engaged in healthy, spirited debates taking two months off, in Ukiah. about what it will take over the long-term for the Red Sox to hindsight it wasn’t that bad of Girls of all skill levels can try a variety of sports and activities in remain a great organization and, in fact, become a more effec- a week. a supportive, non-competitive tive organization in philosophy, approaches and ideals. “More than anything, I got environment, learning from local "Ironically, Theo's departure has brought us closer together confidence out of it.” college athletes and coaches. The emphasis will be on skill in many respects, and, thanks to these conversations, we now Campbell had an “enter- building and teamwork. Girls enjoy the bonds of a shared vision for the organization's future taining” second day at the must bring their own lunches and that did not exist on Oct. 31. With this vision in place, Theo File photo Hope. He was paired with water bottles, and snacks will be provided. will return to the Red Sox in a full-time baseball operations Theo Epstein returned to the front office of the singers Alice Cooper, Justin If you would like to be part of capacity, details of which will be announced next week." Boston Red Sox two-and-a-half months after fleeing Timberlake and Darius this year’s fun, contact Connie Rucker of Hootie and the Krantman at 463-2888 or 1-800- Epstein declined to elaborate on the statement, which also Fenway Park in a gorilla suit. 764-7322 for more information or came from principal owner John Henry, chairman Tom Werner Blowfish. to pre-register. and president Larry Lucchino. The team would not comment Sox president and chief executive officer first hired Epstein, “It was a great group,” on how Epstein will fit into the organization's hierarchy, but then a Yale student, to work as an intern with the Baltimore Campbell said. “They hit South Ukiah Little Orioles; Epstein followed Lucchino to the San Diego Padres some good shots and we just League sign ups Henry denied that Lucchino's role was diminished. "Larry's role does not change," Henry said. "Details next and rose to assistant GM there. had a good time. The fans Sign ups for South Ukiah Little week." The Red Sox made Epstein the youngest GM in baseball were great. League will be Jan. 18-19 from 6- Lucchino did not immediately respond to an e-mail seeking history in 2002, and his first team came within a Pedro “We had quite a few people 8 p.m. at the Yokayo Elementary out there watching. School cafeteria with one addi- comment. Martinez pitch count of reaching the World Series. The next tional sign up on Jan. 23 from 6- The Red Sox have been operating with co-GMs, former year, Boston won it all for the first time since 1918. Everybody knows what’s 8 p.m., also at the Yokayo cafete- going on, so they are quiet ria. Epstein lieutenants Jed Hoyer and Ben Cherington. But their The Red Sox also reached the postseason in '05 -- a three- Dec. 12 promotions were overshadowed by persistent rumors year playoff run that was a first in franchise history. But what whenever I’m hitting and then All players parents need to whenever the others are hit- bring all of the following: birth cer- that they would soon be working for Epstein again. should have been easy negotiations over a contract extension tificate (no copies, no baptism or ting or entertaining them (the hospital certficates), current utili- "Certainly Theo is a good friend of all of us, and he's turned fierce and Freudian. fans), it can get loud at ty bill, current driver’s license, worked very closely with these guys in the past," Lucchino On Oct. 31, the day his old deal was set to expire, Epstein times.” and current car or home insur- said then. "The door has been really ajar for some time, and ance for proof of residency. belied a newspaper report that he had agreed to stay and Perez was frustrated by his The cost is $55 for each child until Theo goes to work for another baseball organization we'll walked away from the team's three-year, $4.5 million offer. round over the new course, registering and $50 for each keep the light on in the window with the possibility of him Explaining his move two days later, Epstein said, "You have additional sibling. which plays to 7,305 yards. There is also a $30 cash or coming back and helping us." to be all-in. You have to believe in every aspect of the job and “Terrible, compared to yes- check mandatory service deposit Epstein's return concludes an almost Shakespearean saga the organization and your ability to stay and do the job the terday. That’s about it,” Perez that led him to walk away from the team, reportedly because right way, with your whole heart and your whole soul. And in See DIGEST, Page A-7 of a falling out with Lucchino, his longtime mentor. The Red the end, it just wasn't the right fit. It wasn't right." See HOPE, Page A-8 A-8 – FRIDAY, JAN. 20, 2006 SPORTS THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL

Asked if he will be able to Robitaille Hope put the round behind him, Pearce-Hardman Award Perez smiled and said, “Oh, I Continued from Page A-6 can’t wait to get to Bermuda sets club said. “I’ve played four rounds Dunes tomorrow.” David Duval, after shoot- this year, three have been in ing a first-round 69, ballooned record the wind and I’ve shot over to a 78, also at the Classic par every time.” Club. He said he didn’t play that Notes: Actor/comedian with goal badly, but that the Classic George Lopez said one of the Club is much different from side benefits of surgery he The Associated Press the other three courses being underwent last April — a kid- LOS ANGELES — Luc used for the tournament. He ney transplant — was an Robitaille of the Los Angeles shot his 60 at PGA West. improvement in his golf Kings scored in the first peri- “It’s not even close to PGA swing. The stitches, he said, od Thursday night against West,” Perez said of the new Atlanta, giving him 550 goals reminded him not to pull his course. “And the wind tunnel, head up. Lopez, one of the with the team and tying it howls here. The greens are Marcel Dionne’s franchise celebrities playing in the record. hard. The course is brand new, Hope pro-am, joked that if his Robitaille, who broke in so it’s not responsive to spin game starts to go south, “Cut with the Kings 19 seasons ago or anything. It’s just com- me. I’m ready to go into the and was the NHL’s rookie of pletely different.” hospital and get re-sutured.” the year, is the league’s career leader among left wings with remain in Kansas City in 2004 661 goals in 1,401 games. His milestone goal came at Raiders with the chance to take over 4:20 of the first when he inter- when Dick Vermeil retired. cepted a clearing pass, then Continued from Page A-6 The Chiefs instead traded for the New York Jets' Herman got a return feed from Derek commitment to the University Armstrong before faking Submitted photo Edwards. goalie Mike Dunham to the of Louisville, our players and The only other candidate Pearce-Hardman Award winner Macaela Stenback shown with coaches Diane all of our Cardinal fan. ... I'm ice. Johnson, left, and Sue Maurer, right. The award was established in 1961 as a the Raiders would confirm to Dionne and Robitaille both committed to fulfilling our have interviewed is Chargers memorial to past Ukiah Dolphins Sandra Hardman and Bob Pearce. This award goal of taking the program to made the jump straight from is presented to a team member who supports his or her teammates and dis- wide receivers coach James junior hockey to the NHL plays all around good sportsmanship. the next level.” Lofton, a long shot consider- without spending a day in the Cardinalsports.com, a Web ing he has only been a coach minors. Dionne, who began site devoted to Louisville ath- since 2002. his Hall of Fame career with letics, reported that Alabama With CBS Sportsline Detroit, was the second over- recruit Deantwan ``Peanut'' reporting the Rams having all pick in the 1971 draft. Whitehead spoke with Petrino reached agreement with Scott Robitaille was the 171st over- Cal routs Arizona State on Wednesday at his high Linehan and the Lions decid- all pick in 1984 and the school. Ubaka was 8-of-12 from the field, 4-of-6 from ing on Marinelli, the only Kings’ ninth-round choice — Petrino joined Fresno State four rounds and 102 players Ubaka, Powe lead Bears 3-point range. Kruger was 8-of-10 at the line, unfilled vacancies are in but missed two that would have cut the lead coach Pat Hill, whose name Oakland, Houston and after they selected current has also been linked with the New York Mets pitcher Tom in Pac-10 road matchup with 7:35 to play. Buffalo. Glavine. Theo Robertson was the only other Cal Raiders, as college coaches The Texans are believed to Robitaille, who turns 40 player in double figures with 10 points. who removed their name from be poised to hire Denver next month, has 1,144 points By BOB BAUM The Bears took the lead for good with an 8- consideration Wednesday. offensive coordinator Gary in 1,047 regular-season The Associated Press 2 spurt over the last two minutes of the first Hill received an extension to Kubiak once the Broncos games during his three stints TEMPE, Ariz. — Ayinde Ubaka scored 24 half to go up 36-30 at the break, then started remain at Fresno State complete the season. with the Kings, spanning 14 points and Leon Powe added 20 points and 10 the second half with a 16-2 run that put Cal through 2010. The Raiders were the last seasons. Dionne played 921 rebounds to help California rout Arizona State ahead 50-32 on Ubaka’s 3-pointer with 17:05 Saunders received an offer of seven teams to hire a head games during his 12 seasons 88-58 on Thursday night. left. from the deep pockets of coach in 2004, deciding on in L.A., and amassed a club- The 30-point victory matched the Bears’ Arizona State, coming off its first Pac-10 Washington owner Daniel Norv Turner. record 1,307 points. Their second-biggest Pac-10 road margin in Cal his- victory of the season, used a 12-3 run to cut Snyder which exceeded what In other matters, a team only season as teammates was tory. The only larger one was 88-48 at the lead to 53-44 on Antwi Atuahene’s driving he could make as the Raiders official said the club is work- Stanford in 1947. 1986-87, when Robitaille layup 7:35 to play. head coach. ing to retain the services of won the Calder Trophy as The Bears (10-5 overall, 4-2 Pac-10) fin- Washington took defensive defensive coordinator Rob ished the game with a 24-2 run to snap a two- With the Sun Devils trailing 62-53, Kruger rookie of the year and became was fouled shooting a 3-pointer. But he coordinator Gregg Williams Ryan. the only rookie to lead the game Pac-10 slide. missed two of the three free throws and it was off the market with a three- An NFL source said Ryan Kings in scoring. Kevin Kruger scored 18 for the Sun Devils year contract worth a reported Dionne, who was (7-9, 1-6). Freshman Sylvester Seay added a 62-54. Bruno Claudino’s inside basket with had already agreed to stay in Robitaille’s boyhood idol, season-best 13 points. The 30-point loss tied 6:21 left cut the lead to 64-56. $8 million, making him the Oakland, but has since asked won an Art Ross Trophy as for the worst home defeat in coach Rob DeVon Hardin’s three-point play started the highest paid assistant coach in to be released from his con- the league’s top scorer with Evans’ eight seasons at Arizona State. final outburst that turned the game into a the league. tract so he could join Eric 137 points for the Kings in California dominated the game at the free blowout. Williams' deal also stipu- Mangini on the staff of the 1979-80. The eight-time All- throw line, sinking 31-of-38 compared with The Sun Devils scored the first nine points lates he could leave after one New York Jets. Star center had six 50-goal 13-of-19 for the Sun Devils. The Bears had of the game and were up 16-5 on Seay’s 3- year if he wanted to be a head A league source said the seasons with the Kings, not made that many free throws in a game pointer with 13:40 left in the first half. coach elsewhere. Green Bay Packers are inter- including a career-high 59 in since Feb. 22, 1997. The Bears caught them 19-18 on Ubaka’s The appeal for Saunders ested in talking to Raiders 1978-79. Powe made 12-of-15 free throws and 3-pointer with 8:56 left in the half. would be the possibility of running backs coach Skip succeeding Joe Gibbs if Gibbs Peete, but the club had not were to retire after Williams granted permission to speak to departed. him. The source also said the Saunders has been down Raiders have retained defen- Potter Valley J.V., Pomolita girls undefeated that road before, deciding to sive line coach Keith Millard. The Daily Journal defeated Willits Wednesday, second and Pomolita was six points and Kelly Steliga The Potter Valley junior 34-21. third. finished with four points. varsity girls basketball team Taylor Graham was credit- Eagle Peak’s Troy Miles defeated Mendocino ed with helping break the was named to the all-tourney Elementary school hoops Saturday, 44-18. Willits press with deft ball- team after averaging 13.7 roundup Lindsay Marshall had a handling and passing, and points in three games. In boys third and fourth monster game for the McKenzie Mangino led grade basketball, Freedom Bearcats with 17 points and Pomolita with 12 points. With St. Mary’s off to 4-0 start Ballers defeated Stars 14 rebounds. Kayla Allen just two weeks left in its season, The St. Mary’s sixth grade Restaurant, 49-10. Dylan missed a double-double with the Pomolita girls remain girls basketball team contin- Steckter and Kahlil Capri 14 points and nine steals and undefeated. ued its hot start by defeating each scored 12 points to lead Leslie Elmer added eight St. A’s of Napa, 39-36, the the Freedom Ballers. points and 12 rebounds. Eagle Peak fourth at defending league champions. DJ Pinoy defeated Jackson Dawny Lee also had 11 own tourney “The girls have started off Hewitt, 8-6, in K-2 basketball rebounds for Potter Valley. The Eagle Peak boys bas- the season playing well and action. Jackson Hewitt led 6-0 With the win, the Bearcats ketball team finished fourth at improving in each game,” before DJ Pinoy came back improved to 4-0 overall and its own tournament, defeating said head coach Steve and tied the scored in the 2-0 in league play. St. Mary’s, 30-15 in the first Mastros. “Our press and press fourth quarter. Payton De Los round before losing to Oak break helped to defeat last Santos led Jackson Hewitt Pomolita girls defeat Hill, 34-27, and Pomolita, 35- year’s defending champions.” with all six of its points. Willits 29. Against St. A’s, Elisa In other K-2 basketball, The Pomolita seventh Weimar Hills took first at Vargas led St. Mary’s with 26 Alliance Auto Repair defeat- grade girls basketball team the tournament, Oak Hill was points. Taylor Graham added ed Worldwide Travel, 15-7.

Benneteau of France, and No. Federer is the overwhelming Australian 4 David Nalbandian, the favorite. Hewitt said Chela, Masters Cup champion, was who put together two consec- Continued from Page A-6 to play Finland’s Jarkko utive wins for the first time Nieminen. since August, was not a con- Even the price sidelines with a sore shoulder. Cypriot Marcos Baghdatis tender. The problem was diag- had a 6-2, 6-1, 6-2 win over Federer has lost only 12 is over easy. nosed as a dislocated rib and Denis Gremelmayr, becoming games in six sets spanning the 18-year-old Russian star the first man to reach the two rounds here, saving ener- was told she would not dam- round of 16. gy for later in the tournament age it any more by playing. The draw keeps opening up with a 72-minute victory over She said she needs hard, for the top men. Germany’s Florian Mayer on 3 Pancakes, 3 Bacon Strips hot matches to get her into Third-seeded Lleyton Thursday. Happy Hour condition for the second Hewitt was upset 6-4, 6-4, 6-7 “If I keep on playing the All Day and 3 Eggs for $3.00 week. (8), 6-2 by Argentine Juan way I am, not losing too much “It was the first day that it’s Ignacio Chela on Thursday energy on the court ... maybe Monday been really hot like this,” night, reversing the outcome it’s going to pay back eventu- 5:00 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. 102 S. State St. Ukiah Monday through Friday, excluding holidays. Sharapova said. “It’s good to of their spiteful previous ally,” said Federer, who next get through these kind of encounter at Melbourne Park. meets 30th-seeded Max 468-5898 Guests must present their complimentary Players Club Card to receive matches and I’m looking for- “This will hurt for a few Mirnyi. this offer. Offer cannot be used with any other coupon or promotion. ward to the next one.” days,” Hewitt said. 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FALLSTROM heart. the vacancy in New Orleans The Associated Press Of seven coaches hired filled by Sean Payton, and games for entering stands ST. LOUIS — The St. since the regular season Vitt interviewed for the Louis Rams hired Miami ended, the only one with pre- vacancy with the New York By BRIAN MAHONEY offensive coordinator Scott vious head-coaching experi- Jets filled by Eric Mangini.. The Associated Press Linehan on Thursday, the ence is Herman Edwards of It had been expected that NEW YORK — New York sixth first-time NFL head the Kansas City Chiefs. the Rams would seek a Knicks forward Antonio coach to land a job in the last Linehan has never been a defensive-minded coach, Davis was suspended five two weeks. head coach at any level. He’s given that the team finished games by the NBA on The team called a news been in the NFL for four 30th in the NFL and allowed Thursday for entering the conference for Friday to years, the first three as offen- more points than all but one stands during a game at introduce their fourth head sive coordinator for the team. Chicago to confront a fan he coach since moving to the Minnesota Vikings where he Instead, Shaw went for an thought was harassing his Midwest in 1995. helped produce the top- offensive mind that could wife. It’s the first hire outside ranked offense in 2003. take advantage of the team’s While the ruling by NBA the organization, however, Last season, the Dolphins talents on that side of the ball. vice president of basketball since Dick Vermeil was lured improved from 29th in total Wide receiver Torry Holt operations Stu Jackson out of retirement in 1997. offense to 14th, and went and offensive tackle Orlando showed the league accepted That move produced the fran- from 31st in rushing to 12th. Pace both made the Pro Davis’ argument that he chise’s only Super Bowl vic- Linehan shuffled Ricky Bowl, and the offense also believed his wife was in trou- tory after the 1999 season. Williams and Ronnie Brown features 1,000-yard running ble during Wednesday’s game, The 42-year-old Linehan successfully at running back, back Steven Jackson, quar- it also made clear that entering impressed the team in two and coaxed a career-high 18 terback Marc Bulger and the stands would not be toler- interviews. Then, he passed a touchdown passes from Gus wide receiver Isaac Bruce. ated, no matter the circum- ANG Newspapers final test with a meeting with Frerotte. Bulger missed half of the stances. team majority owner Georgia Also, wide receiver Chris season with shoulder injuries, “We have made it plain to New York Knicks forward Antonio Davis was suspended Thursday for five games for going into the stands. Frontiere in Arizona. Chambers had his best season a major reason for the team’s our players and our fans that Linehan helped the and was picked for the Pro record. players may not enter the wife and said he was not calm throughout and walked Dolphins finish 9-7, winning Bowl for the first time. The Rams made the play- spectator stands, no matter the drunk. away willingly when security their last six games. He had Linehan moved from the offs four times in six seasons provocation, and that viola- “It’s a lie. When I go to arrived. been one of three finalists press box to the sideline for under Martz, who was done tions of this policy will be games, I cheer as hard as I can He returned to the bench games midway through the in more by clashes with the treated with the utmost seri- for the Bulls, and I boo as and took his seat before being along with Bears defensive coordinator Ron Rivera and season. front office than coaching. ousness,” Jackson said in a hard as I can for whoever ejected. The game resumed Players raved about him Martz was offensive coordi- statement. they’re playing,” Axelrod after about a five-minute Chargers offensive coordina- “We have concluded, how- said. “I don’t feel comfortable delay. tor Cam Cameron. though he didn’t speak to the nator under Vermeil on the ever, that Antonio’s actions if players are allowed to easi- Axelrod was escorted to the Linehan replaces Mike media, in accordance with team’s Super Bowl champi- were the result of his belief ly jump into the crowd when- concourse by security, but Martz, who was fired one day coach Nick Saban’s rule that onship team in 1999 and led that his family members ever they feel like it’s neces- said he was allowed back into after the Rams finished a 6- assistant coaches are off lim- the Rams to another Super required his immediate assis- sary.” the arena and saw Ben 10 season. That move also its. Bowl where they were upset tance, and have taken those Axelrod’s father, David, is Gordon’s winning shot at the came one day after Martz Martz missed the last 11 by the New England Patriots mitigating circumstances into a prominent Democratic polit- buzzer. received medical clearance to games with endocarditis, an in 2001, but bad blood built account in setting the length ical consultant in Chicago “His wife and kids were up return to the job after missing infection of a heart valve, and between he and director of of the suspension.” who has worked with there,” Knicks guard Jamal most of the season with a Joe Vitt served as interim football operations Jay Davis’ suspension will start Senators Barack Obama and Crawford said. “If you see bacterial infection of the coach. Martz interviewed for Zygmunt the last few years. with Thursday night’s home Hillary Clinton and Chicago your family in harm’s way, game against Detroit. mayor Richard M. Daley. you’re going to go protect Ironically, the Pistons were Axelrod’s attorney, Jay them. You’re the man of the the home team the last time Paul Deratany, said he house, and at that point you’re Marinelli tabbed for Lions job players went into the stands planned to sue Davis and his thinking like a regular human — when Ron Artest and wife for more than $1 million. instead of an athlete.” By LARRY LAGE we have the people who want ing this offseason. Stephen Jackson started an Deratany said he was writing United Center security The Associated Press to get that work done,” Unlike Millen’s first two ugly brawl with fans in the papers Thursday for a bat- remained in the stands for a ALLEN PARK, Mich. — Millen said. coaching searches, he took November 2004. tery suit against Kendra Davis few more minutes, and other Rod Marinelli, who spent the In his time with the his time and interviewed sev- An embarrassment for the and a slander case against fans appeared to be explaining past 10 seasons as Tampa Buccaneers, Marinelli’s unit eral candidates. Millen hired NBA, the brawl led to crimi- Antonio Davis, and planned to what they had seen. Bay’s defensive line coach, helped establish an NFL Marty Mornhinweg quickly nal charges and lengthy sus- file them Friday. Guards in suits and yellow was hired as coach of the record with 69 straight games in 2001, hoping Cleveland pensions for Artest, Jackson According to Axelrod, he jackets then escorted a group struggling Detroit Lions on with at least one sack from wouldn’t hire him. and Jermaine O’Neal. was sitting in the seventh row of people from the area. Thursday. 1999-03. He had the title of Two years later, Millen The league was not nearly and booed an official’s call. Knicks coach Larry Brown His hiring was announced assistant head coach added in hired Steve Mariucci with as harsh in this instance. Kendra Davis “came out of said Davis went into the by Lions president Matt 2002. such haste that he was fined Davis, president of the her seat. I didn’t even pay stands because he saw his Millen at a news conference He has not been a head $200,000 by the NFL NBA players’ association, attention to her. I thought she wife “falling back.” at the team’s practice facility. coach at any level, but because he didn’t follow the jumped over the scorer’s table was just going to the bath- Brown was coaching the “We have a lot of work to attracted interest from at least league’s minority interview to get in the stands at the room or something,” he said. Pistons in November 2004 get done here and I believe one other team with an open- policy. United Center. Axelrod, who was sitting a when that ugly fight broke out “I witnessed my wife being couple of rows behind her, in the stands between fans and threatened by a man that I said she yelled at him to be Pacers during a Detroit home learned later to be intoxicat- quiet. Axelrod said he did not game. ed,” he said in a statement know she was Davis’ wife The brawl led to criminal after the game. “I saw him until the player ran into the charges and lengthy suspen- touch her, and I know I should stands. sions for Ron Artest, Jermaine Thinking about a European not have acted the way I did, Axelrod said Kendra Davis O’Neal and Stephen Jackson. but I would have felt terrible if put both hands on his face, But Brown was adamant I didn’t react. There was no and that he motioned for secu- that this situation should be time to call security. It hap- rity. He said she later went viewed differently. Sport Wagon... Think Again. pened too quickly.” after another fan. “Come on, that’s his wife,” But 22-year-old Michael “I was glad she was done Brown said. “That’s entirely Axelrod said Kendra Davis hitting me, but I didn’t want different. I was worried about *
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newspaper photograph editor, attending Brigham Young De Crona, M. D.; Mendocino terriers and of course laughs Contractors, Inc, Ukiah Hearing Pageant makes her own jewelry and par- University majoring in commu- Door Company; The Bottle when asked about her unusual Care, and Frank Short Music ticipates in early morning semi- nications with a minor in psy- Shop Deli and Fine Wines; last name. Murders thanks her and Recording. Continued from Page A-3 nary. She is also Laurel chology while continuing to Jeffrey and Patty McMillen; sponsors Evergreen Landscape, Mack and Chantell Leigh President at her church, leading dance. She will be performing Martin and Kathleen Lombardi; Wipf Construction (Diamond), Swenson. Briana has training in a group of 16-18 year old girl “On My Own” from Les Mario’s Riostorante Italiano; Rinehart Oil, Gregg Young, dance techniques from members. She was a staff mem- Miserables this evening and Kelly Vogel-Tellstrom; Loan Robert W. Barrington, D.D.S., Mendocino College and enjoys ber at Zion’s Camp, helped promoting her platform of Officer; Paoli Mortgage; Shirley Coldwell Banker Mendo Realty, pottery, dance classes at SPACE teach survival skills, and is a “Joining Hands Across America Blattner; Joy Ward, CPA; Contresas Meat Market, Chavez including: creative, hip-hop, member of Future Farmers of Through Volunteer Work.” She McMerlin Insurance Agency; Market, Ken Fowler Motors, ballet, street dance; also Pop America. Hansen is currently loves working with the Boys The Blue Goose; Redwood Tree Pardini Appliance, Villa Del Warner Cheerleading and gym- growing her hair out so she can and Girls Club and believes Service Stations, Inc.; Mendo Mar Restaurant and Tan Your nastics training. She has won donate it to Locks of Love, community service is a vital part Lake Termite of Redwood Can. awards in English III Honors which makes wigs for cancer of every community and Valley; Maldonado Karate and Spanish IV Honors. Other patients. She has won a America as a whole and is not Kenpo; Lillian’s Day Spa; hobbies include, exercising, Champion Dance Award of only beneficial to the receiver Michael L. Shapiro; North watching movies, camping, Champions for a Positive but the giver as well. Dawson is Country Real Estate Services; drawing, poetry, and playing Attitude. Hansen’s future holds proudly sponsored this evening and K and T Rising Doors. with cats and dogs. Mack has an educational goal of becoming by Edward Haynes, D.V.M., Lauren Hosmer a nurse. She has chosen for her been on the Varsity Dance Team Ukiah Veterinary Hospital, Lauren Hosmer…. is a 17- for the past three years, played platform “A Healthy Mind and Wyatt Andrus, Steven Wirth, year-old Ukiah High School stu- basketball and plays fast-pitch Body for Tomorrow’s Future.” M.D. and Brutocao Vineyards, dent graduating in June 2006 softball. She is active in feeding Hansen proudly thanks her Inc. and the daughter of Rodney and the homeless and has volun- sponsors Brooktrails Golf Danielle Williams….. 17 Teri Hosmer. She has won hon- teered for the Humane Society. Course, William and Linda will graduate in June 2006 and ors in high school in English III Mack is the editor-in-chief of Jack, Canteen Vending and is the daughter of Paul and Pat honors, trigonometry honors, U. the Ukiahilite and received the Coffee Service, and Jim and Williams. Danielle has been on S. history honors, calculus hon- Best Sophomore Journalist Frances Owen and Family. the Principal’s Honor Roll all ors and Spanish IV honors. award in 2003. Her talent will quarters of high school, has Rachael Baguley While dancing is Lauren’s be to perform a “Bailefolklorico received Academic Excellence favorite passion, she also loves to El Jarabe Tapatio” and to fur- Awards for All American Youth Rachael Baguley…. is a 22- to watch comedy and romance ther her education Mack plans Football and Cheer, All year-old student of Brigham movies, making cookies, travel to attend the University of Utah American Champion Dance, Young University and the out of state, sews, and is espe- majoring in physical therapy. won many awards for sports Jinney Murders daughter of John and Julie cially interested in engineering She would also like to specialize participation and received many Baguley of Hopland. Rachael buildings through her architec- in kinesiology and pilates. Honors Acknowledgement for Jinney Murders…. 17 and a began her education at Santa tural class at the high school. Mack’s love of animals led her her 4.3 GPA and above. graduating senior from Ukiah Rosa J.C., spent one semester at She hopes to further her educa- to her platform “Don’t Buy Williams loves to dance, and is High School in 2006, is the Brigham Young University in tion at Cal Poly Tech University, Your Next Dog or Cat, Adopt” captain of Ukiah High’s dance daughter of Leon and Cheri Hawaii and then transferred to majoring in Architectural team. She also loves to wake- Murders and loves to run, listen Utah. She will receive her Engineering to become a skilled and she encourages everyone to architectural engineer, design- visit the local Humane Society board, water ski, designing, to other people’s problems, and Bachelor’s Degree and a Family sports, and especially enjoys her is involved in a leadership role Life Educator Certificate and ing conserved energy buildings and animal shelters where hun- in large cities and tastefully dreds of wonderful pets are in role at Ukiah High School in the at Ukiah High. She also enjoys then plans to go for a Masters leadership classes and her vol- attending the Ukiah Bible Degree in marriage and family structured homes. Hosmer, need of a good home. As part of Karen Dawson Ukiah High varsity dance team Mack’s physical therapy major unteer work. Williams’ volun- Church, and enjoys participat- therapy at Brigham Young. Her Karen Dawson….. 17 and a teer work includes a certificate ing in the youth group program. career goal is to strengthen mar- captain, has participated in var- she hopes to include the study of sity track, City league basketball animal physical therapy to help graduating senior from Ukiah in grief and loss training, work She volunteers with the riage and families, and she is High School in 2006, is the with Big Brothers and Sisters, American Cancer Society par- currently mediating for families and soccer and other sports. She relieve the pains of animals in is a volunteer at the Boys and agony. Briana proudly acknowl- daughter of Jim and Linda 2005/06 spirit commissioner, ticipating in all their fundrais- through BYU Law School and Dawson. Karen has been on the and serving meals at ing, is currently ASB vice presi- hopes to intern in Washington Girls Club and an assistant edges her sponsors Mendo coach for city league basketball. Truck Accessories, Kristine Principals Honor Roll with a 4.0 Plowshares. Williams is in the dent and was president of her D. C., working in a legislative GPA all previous seven semes- top 2 percent of her graduating junior class. She has been on the office that works on legislation Hosmer chose as her platform Ammerman, Wendy’s “Fighting Cancer in America”, a Restaurant and Harley ters of high school. She has let- class and has been awarded student council for the last two that affects families. Baguley tered in junior varsity track and years. Murders has been active comes from a large family, is platform that is very dear to her Davidson of Ukiah. Eligibility in the Local Context since she lost a younger brother, field, is an All-American Dance for UC Admission. Her first in sports all through high school devoted to her church and award winner, received the age four, from leukemia and two choice for her college education including volleyball, varsity spending time with her family of her grandparents have passed North Coast Section Scholar is UC Santa Barbara majoring in track, and dance. She is an and community. Baguley also away from leukemia and lym- Athlete award as well as North business or communications. Honors Student who has a goal loves dancing primarily Latin phoma. She feels cancer has Coast Section Scholar Athlete, Her ambition is to become a real of achieving a degree in the dance and country swing. She caused all of us too much grief Golden State Examination estate agent and also to open medical field. Murders’ talent loves outdoor adventure particu- and it needs to stop now. She Academic Excellence Award, clothing boutique where she will be playing “Prelude No. 16 larly rock climbing canyoneer- participates in all local fundrais- and her Young Women in designs the clothing. Williams in D flat major” on the piano ing. She loves to write, perform ers for the American Cancer Excellence award. Karen has chose as her platform “Making a and she has chosen a platform of and records her own music and Society and wants to promote volunteered with the Boys and Difference in the Lives of “Foster Children: Impacting it would be her dream to be a new ways of fundraising and Girls Club for two years and Senior Citizens -- Active Lives” and feels that helping a One-Hit-Wonder at least. She promoting helpful health tools won the Presidential Freedom Aging.” She feels it is necessary child without a family by foster- also plans to serve in the Peace to prevent it. Hosmer will dedi- Scholarship for 100 hours of for young people to volunteer ing them throughout their lives Corps, as well as be the best cate her talent of dancing to volunteer service. She loves and help the older adult popula- can impact both the child and wife and mother possible. “I’ve Had The Time of My drama, performs on the Ukiahi tion. She feels with the high the family around them. She Baguley will be singing and Life” to Jordan and everyone Dance Team, has taken gymnas- right nutrition and exercise older would like to have this society accompanying herself on the suffering with cancer. She truly Molly Hansen tics and has a first-degree black people can survive longer and see the positive influences each guitar to a song she wrote titled hopes Jordan had the time of his Molly Hansen….. Molly is a belt in karate. Dawson also par- live a happier life. Her personal individual child can have on a “What’s Inside” for her talent life in his four short years. 17-year-old graduating Ukiah ticipated in the County’s Mock experiences have made her a person’s life, making it a life presentation. She has achieved Hosmer is proudly sponsored by High student and the daughter Trial program, a role she loved true believer in her platform. learning experience. Murders many awards in her years in Teri Hosmer Creative Memories of Robert and Julie Hansen. playing since she loves to argue She will perform a dance rou- would like to promote programs high school and college and Consultant, First Nails, Craig or at least have her opinions tine for her talent. Williams took such as Foster a Dream, and along with her career goals has Emerson, D.D.S., Travel Time, Molly loves to swing dance with Lynn Coen,M.D., Charles Mott, her partner and has also choreo- heard. In her spare time Dawson the pageant’s sponsorship train- Beta Foster Care. 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PROMOTIONS ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT PRIOR NOTICE THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL NATION JAN. 20, 2006 – A-11 WESTERN BUSINESS Trickle of Alaska Air online ticketing was beginning of industry Internet flood By JOHN GILLIE nels Alaska and Web fares that are available only on The News Tribune Horizon will the Net. TACOMA, Wash. (AP) — When depend on, he Over the years, Alaska has over- Mark Guerette and his information said. hauled its site several times, adding technology crew at Alaska Airlines What drove features and increasing usability saw the first online reservations Alaska to pioneer with each remodeling, Jarvis said. trickle in over their servers 10 years Internet sales, said Ten years ago, the traveler could ago last month, they were practical- Guerette, was the buy only a simple round-trip fare. ly giddy with accomplishment. interest by then- On today’s site, travelers can book Just seven online reservations Alaska Chairman complex, multileg trips, reserve were made Dec. 28, 1995, and the John Kelly in rental cars, hotels, cruises and vaca- advancing tech- week that followed, but Guerette tion packages. and his team sensed they were on to nology. The air- line has been a The airline’s new fare display something big. screens allow travelers to combine “Unfortunately, we didn’t save groundbreaker not the name of the people who bought only in Internet lower price fares on one trip leg the first tickets,” said Guerette, now ticketing, but also with higher price fares on another. director of Alaskaair.com. “I in advanced air- The site also offers the ability of remember it was a family from the craft instrumenta- frequent flier program members to Olympic Peninsula.” tion and naviga- book free flights and for reservation Those online transactions at tion systems, air- holders to change their flights with- Alaska were the first tickets sold by port design and out calling an agent. any airline via the Web. They ulti- customer rela- Fliers also can pick their seats on mately foretold a revolution in the tions. an online seat map or let the com- sales of airline tickets. That revolu- Kelly support- puter assign them seats based on a tion has made huge changes in the “For every ticket we sell via what enabled airlines to virtually ed the online sales set of preferences they’ve specified. travel industry and the way airlines Alaskaair.com, we save the compa- eliminate sales commissions to trav- initiative a decade ago even though The airline’s computer system even price and sell tickets. ny over $10 compared with our el agents for ticket sales. The elimi- the airline sold just 0.1 percent of its e-mails online ticket holders the day Today, Alaska and its sister air- other sales channels,” said Steve nation of airline commissions was ticket volume through the Internet before their trip to prompt them to line, Horizon, sell 34.6 percent of Jarvis, the airline’s vice president of behind the demise or consolidation that first year. check-in online. their tickets via the airlines’ Web sales and customer experience. of many travel agencies and led to The Internet ticket sales curve Guerette said the airline is con- site, a far greater percentage than To even out those costs, SeaTac- their imposing ticketing fees on pas- turned sharply upward in 1999 as stantly working to upgrade the site’s most of their competitors. An addi- based Alaska and Horizon recently sengers for the services they provide more consumers obtained high- capabilities. The airline, for tional 11 percent of the airlines’ joined the parade of other airlines in booking air trips. speed Internet service and the public instance, hopes to offer online fre- sales come via online travel sites imposing an extra charge $10 per The number of travel agents became comfortable with the idea of quent flier ticketing on Alaska and such as Expedia.com, Travelocity ticket for tickets bought at the air- nationwide peaked at 33,715 in using their credit cards over the Horizon’s partner airlines in the and Orbitz. line’s counter or via its phone-in 1994 when travel agents booked Internet, Jarvis said. future. That Internet sales channel has reservation system. some 85 percent of airline trips. The That was the year Alaska became For all its gee-whiz functionality, been a great benefit to consumers, Internet ticket sales, which grew number of agents has since dipped the first airline to offer Web check- who now can do instant comparison slowly at first, are a key component below 15,000 as the travel agency Jarvis said, the airline has no inten- in and boarding pass printing at tion of eliminating phone reserva- shopping for airline tickets, pick of Alaska Air Group’s drive to pare industry re-engineered its business home. seats and print boarding passes from its costs to make the two airlines toward more package tours, cruises tion agents or airline counter per- That development, subsequently sonnel. their homes. The electronic sales competitive with upstart, low-cost and business travel to compensate copied by most major carriers, also sites have played a major role in carriers. Alaska Air Group is the for the losses of vacationers and By reducing the number of sim- gave travelers an additional incen- creating simpler fare choices and parent company of Alaska and some business travelers to the ple transactions those customer ser- cutting costs for airlines engaged in Horizon. Internet. tive to use the Internet to book their vice people handle, the Internet tick- dogfights for financial survival. The growth of Internet ticket Alaska’s Jarvis said the airline tickets. eting has freed them to handle the The Internet sales sites also are sales has been a mixed blessing for didn’t create its Internet sales site As a further inducement, Alaska truly complex and difficult situa- the force behind the near demise of the rest of the travel industry, partic- with the idea of eliminating travel also offers its frequent flier program tions, Jarvis said. paper tickets and the security prob- ularly for travel agents. agents. Travel agents and corporate members an additional 1,000 miles “There are some tasks that there lems and handling costs that accom- The availability of a less expen- travel departments will always be credit for each ticket they buy at isn’t a good substitute for one-on- pany them. sive sales operation was part of part of the mix of ticket sales chan- Alaskaair.com. Alaska also offers one, person-to-person interaction.” A-12 – JAN. 20, 2006 NATION THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL IN BRIEF EDUCATION New foreign aid administration named WASHINGTON (AP) — Randall Tobias, the global AIDs Spellings follows through on pledge coordinator for the U.S. government, was named Thursday to coordinate the Bush administration’s $18 billion foreign aid Giving states more programs and make them more effective. flexibility on No Child “We can do better, we must do better,” Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice said in announcing the appointment, which Left Behind law is subject to Senate approval. “American taxpayers must know we are using their hard- By BEN FELLER earned dollars efficiently,” Rice said. AP Education Writer In what appeared to be criticism of the way foreign aid pro- WASHINGTON — Taking over as grams were run in the past, Rice said, “Let me be clear. The cur- education secretary a year ago, Margaret rent structure of America’s foreign assistance risks incoherent Spellings promised to enforce the No policies and ineffective programs and perhaps even wasted Child Left Behind law with flexibility not resources.” previously seen much from Bush admin- The reshuffling will place the Agency for International istration officials, including her. Development and State Department assistance programs under Spellings, who had served as President Tobias’ direction. He will report to Rice. Bush’s domestic policy chief, has not Tobias, a former corporate executive, said he would attempt been subtle about her change in tone. to refocus the way U.S. assistance is provided to scores of She has given state leaders leeway in countries. how and when they measure student progress, improve teacher quality, test As the global AIDs coordinator, Tobias and the administra- children with disabilities, provide tutor- tion’s $15 billion AIDs-fighting plan for the developing world ing to poor kids and cope with hurricane came under criticism as not supporting the purchase of inex- evacuees. pensive generic drugs and for stressing abstinence and not birth Open to question is whether Spellings’ control devices to prevent the devastating disease. change will make the law more workable Tobias is a former director and chairman of Eli Lilly and Co., or weaker. a pharmaceutical company. “We’re on the way to keeping that He will have the new title Director of Foreign Assistance and promise,” Spellings said in an interview simultaneously serve as administrator of the Agency for with The Associated Press, talking about International Development. cooperation with states. What she wants in return is results, mainly better test Rates on 30-year mortgages scores among poor and minority children. That’s the academic goal. The political dip for sixth consecutive week one has been to calm the storm that has WASHINGTON (AP) — Rates on 30-year mortgages fell threatened a Bush priority, the most for a sixth straight week, dropping to the lowest level in three aggressive federal school law in decades. months, according to a weekly survey released Thursday. “It’s clear she had a mandate, a mis- Mortgage giant Freddie Mac said rates on 30-year, fixed-rate sion, an understanding, that she needed to But No Child Left Behind dominates. lied at least one major action in all 50 mortgages dipped to 6.10 percent this week, down from 6.15 be more flexible,” said Connecticut It is Bush’s signature education policy. states. A coalition of 68 groups is already percent last week. Education Commissioner Betty Some wonder why Spellings didn’t show lobbying for changes when the law Rates have been falling since mid-December when rates on Sternberg, whose state is suing the feder- flexibility earlier, when she oversaw the comes up for review in 2007. the 30-year mortgage were at 6.32 percent. The rate is now the al government over the law’s financing. law from the White House. Meanwhile, Spellings has loosened the lowest since the week of Oct. 20. More flexible, that is, than Rod Paige, She was domestic policy chief in rules on tutoring in cities such as Boston, “Over the last six weeks, long-term mortgage rates have who preceded Spellings and took the heat Bush’s first term, when the administra- Chicago and New York. She has let up to dropped nearly a quarter of a percent in the face of little or no for some messy, early implementation of tion showed far less wiggle room to 10 states experiment with how they grade inflationary pressures,” said Frank Nothaft, chief economist at the 2002 law. states. During that time, the backlash students. She has given states an extra Freddie Mac. The education secretary’s work trick- over the bipartisan law took off. year to get all their teachers highly quali- Even with the declines, rates are still higher than they were les down. The person in the job has broad “It’s not that Margaret Spellings is fied if they show good faith. a year ago, reflecting a campaign by the Federal Reserve to authority to tell states what they can and more flexible than Rod Paige,” said “The question is, how real is all this boost interest rates as a way of slowing the economy enough to can’t do, affecting the lives of millions of Michael Petrilli, who worked under both flexibility? That has yet to be seen,” said keep inflation under control. children. of them in the Education Department’s Patricia Sullivan, director of the Center Educators remain frustrated about the school reform office. “It’s that Margaret on Education Policy. Some states have Many economists believe those higher rates will cool the law but tend to see Spellings’ enforce- Spellings changed her policy when she booming housing market which has seen construction of single- found that meeting the department’s cri- ment as reasonable. So far, she has won moved from the White House.” teria is so difficult that the flexibility family homes and sales of both new and existing homes soar to solid marks. Spellings defends the first years of record levels. offer is moot. “Her attempt at flexibility and more enforcement. What’s happened since, she Others say Spellings may be bending The Commerce Department said Thursday that construction state independence is something I honor,” said, has been adjustment, learning-as- of new homes and apartments dropped a sharp 8.9 percent in too far, undermining the law. said Patti Harrington, superintendent of they-go. “And what we do today will “That’s one of the concerns you hear, December, which was seen as strong evidence that the housing public instruction in Utah, another state probably be not what we’re going to do in that she is more interested in making market is starting to cool down. For the year, construction of that has tussled with the Bush administra- three years from now,” she said in the AP both homes and apartments rose to the second-highest level in tion over the law. The law’s mission of interview. peace among the special interests than in history and single-family home construction set a record. getting 100 percent of children to grade The law aims to ensure that all chil- enforcing the law,” said Andrew Rates on 15-year, fixed-rate mortgages, averaged 5.67 per- level in reading math, though, is still “not dren can read and do math at grade level Rotherham, a former adviser to President cent this week, down from 5.71 percent last week. connected to reality,” Harrington said. by 2014. Schools face penalties if they Clinton who co-directs Education Sector, One-year adjustable rate mortgages edged up slightly to 5.18 Spellings has also been credited for receive federal aid but do not improve. an education think tank. percent, compared to 5.15 percent last week. getting help quickly to schools hit by the Spellings sees support growing. She Spellings, who was a senior adviser to Rates on five-year hybrid adjustable rate mortgages dipped Gulf Coast hurricanes, and for ordering talks of teachers and superintendents who Bush on education policy when he was to 5.75 percent, down from 5.76 percent last week. an ambitious review of U.S. colleges and have more data to figure out what works, Texas governor, said she won’t budge on The averages for mortgage rates do not include add-on fees universities. and parents who have more choices for the core elements of the law. known as points. The 30-year and 15-year mortgages carried a “There’s no question that as we moved their kids. “Accountability is their “As we say in Texas, if all you ever do nationwide average fee of 0.5 point while the one-year and into the second term, higher education friend,” she said. is all you’ve ever done, then all you’ll five-year adjustable rate mortgages carried an average fee of has obviously taken more of a place on Yet four years after Congress passed ever get is all you ever got,” Spellings 0.6 point. the agenda,” said David Ward, president the law, the sales job is far from over. said. “And all we ever got is really not A year ago, 30-year mortgages averaged 5.67 percent, 15- of the American Council on Education, Communities for Quality Education, good enough.” year mortgages stood at 5.15 percent, one-year ARMs were at the major lobbying voice for colleges and an advocacy group that tracks legal or Associated Press Writer Frank Bass in 4.11 percent and five-year ARMs averaged 5.05 percent. universities. legislative challenges to the law, has tal- Hartford, Conn., contributed to this story. 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trict’s creation as well as any to be reached for the two dis- cy of opening for business at to try to do so. • A narrow, 3-2 vote provid- Council future increase in the rate of cussions, City Attorney David 7:30 a.m., with the under- In other action taken: ed city staff authorization to assessment would the BID Rapport suggested the random standing that limited services • The consideration of city hire an executive recruitment have the council’s support. selection based on recommen- firm to find a new Public Continued from Page A-1 would be available prior to 8 participation and cost sharing Also, Ukiah lodging owners dations to him. a.m. for constructing a traffic sig- Utility director position, in the rezoning some land to accom- would need the ability to opt Councilmembers Mari Rodin, After a few city employees nal at Hospital Drive and wake of Bernie Ziemianek’s modate low-income housing. out if desired, councilmem- Doug Crane and Mayor Mark expressed consternation over Perkins Street in expectation departure. The two dissenters, The council further encour- bers said. Ashiku drew the slips of paper the proposal, worrying it of the Walgreens project was McCowen and Ashiku, aged supervisors not to rezone Creation of the BID would with black X’s to join Baldwin would eradicate their flexible continued to a future meeting favored a selection of an alter- any agricultural, range or allow a 1 percent assessment in considering the formula scheduling, the council direct- at the request of Walgreens’ nate firm that submitted a industrial land. on gross revenues to be col- business moratorium. The ed staff to maintain the sys- representatives. lower cost bid, while city staff The UVAP calls for the lected to be used by the dis- final adoption of the ordi- tem. Tensions ran high. • The council requested that and the other three coun- rezoning of 250 acres of agri- trict to market Mendocino nance only needs a simple Ashiku questioned city staff provide more informa- cilmembers leaned toward the cultural, 280 acres of range- County as a tourist destina- majority and thus only Crane, staff’s estimation that the tion on a possible ballot mea- higher-priced firm based on land and 145 industrially tion. Rodin and Baldwin will vote Friday closures saved the city sure for the June election that its expertise and focus in zoned parcels. A film noir-ish moment in that scenario. $11,000, saying “It might not would no longer elect a city recruiting for the historically On the same note, coun- came midway through the The quorum for adopting be an accurate number.” He, mayor, but instead elect five tough to fill utility positions. cilmembers asked the county meeting with one of the odd- form-based zoning will com- along with others, emphasized councilmembers who would • At the recommendation of Mendocino County officials, board -- with whom they said est conclusions to a council prise Councilmember John the benefit to those residents rotate the position of mayor they hope to work coopera- legal issue in recent memory. McCowen, Baldwin and the council approved using who need utility turn-ons, between them. When a mayor county funds to house two tively through the UVAP Councilmembers selected ran- Ashiku. The two issues are construction permits and other is elected in the middle of a process -- to adopt a moratori- dom lots from a basket to expected to be placed on families displaced by the New civic provisions on Fridays. term and thusly resigns his or Year’s flood and to assist a um on processing of use per- determine who would discuss upcoming agendas, with the City Manager Candace her council seat, that vacancy mits that would allow big box a possible formula business formula business ban first. Marlene Street affordable Horsley said creating a staff is filled by a vote of the coun- housing project. development until this plan- ban and an adoption of form- A strange debate broke out work-schedule allowing for cil and not the public, which ning process is completed. based zoning. The lottery was between councilmembers and all recommended criteria has resulted in some contro- Seth Freedland can be In keeping with the collab- necessary due to concerns various levels of city staff would be difficult, but offered versy in the past. reached at [email protected]. orative theme, the council over conflicts of interest with when the notion of keeping gave unanimous approval to four councilmembers voting City Hall open Monday allow Ukiah’s hotels, motels on the downtown business through Friday came up. and inns to participate in the areas in which they own prop- Currently, the Civic Center is possible formation of a coun- erty. closed every other Friday. tywide Business Improvement Councilmember Phil Extensive discussion and pub- District. Councilmembers, Baldwin, who owns property lic input led the council to however, provided three a few hundred feet outside the direct staff to bring back a caveats to their support. Only boundary line, was the only plan that would create a con- if the lodging owners within councilmember to be except- sistent five-day workweek but city limits approve the dis- ed. Because a quorum needs also maintain the current poli-

at two previous meetings, Roy to create more specific lan- Willits Cannon, who lives in his vehi- guage in the near future. cle, was the only member of Continued from Page A-1 that community to speak Jan. Panhandling 11. “I got an idea for you peo- • Overnight camping on ple,” Cannon said. The second ordinance to private residential property so He recommended permits receive unanimous approval long as the owner or lawful costing $300 a month that makes it illegal to: occupant consents, and the would allow a person to sleep • Panhandle in an aggressive camping does not create a in his or her vehicle parked on manner in any public place, public or private nuisance. a city street or lot. • Panhandle within 20 feet of The ordinance does not “You get the money,” the entrance to bank machines define the term overnight but Cannon stressed. “This could and retail stores without the the usual meaning is a single get rid of the potholes in the consent of the owner/agent or night. Those who overstay streets.” another person legally in pos- that welcome may be asked to Councilman Denny session of such facilities; or move on or cited for a viola- McEntire, calculating the cost • Panhandle an occupant in a tion at the discretion of the of needed street repairs at $9 private motor vehicle or public police department. million, countered with the transport on or entering a street, Storing personal property image of 25,714 homeless highway or driveway. people sleeping in their vehi- or camping equipment is also The prohibition on illegal on any public property cles on Willits streets. and outside a structure on any In fact, the camping ordi- approaching vehicle occupants private property without the nance does not address living includes attempts to offer goods prior written consent of the in a vehicle, which was out- and services, as well as to owner. lawed in a separate ordinance request cash. Although homeless people passed in the 1980s. The The ordinances take effect had packed city hall chambers council may revisit the issue Feb. 10.

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A new age of think- ing and learning sprang out of the existing feu- dal system. New nations emerged, trade and wealth built up a merchant class, peasants revolted against lords and kings. Even the power of the pope in Rome was challenged. It was a time of astonishing inventions in the world of science. Printing was developed; discoveries in astronomy were made. Daring men set out to explore uncharted seas. There were exciting advances in painting, sculpture, architecture, and literature.” This is a student’s description of the period of history that became known as the Renaissance. Despite outbreaks of plague and famine, war Impersonating the original artist, they told the and peasant uprising, there was also a remark- story of their lives and times. We heard about able flourishing of the arts. As the history Albrecht Durer, Raphael, Leonardo Da Vinci, lessons unfolded each student began working on Michelangelo, Fra Angelico, and Sandro a study of a famous Renaissance artist. They Botticelli. A couple of students stretched the looked through art books and prints until they time frame to include paintings by Vermeer and were ready to select a piece of work they Rembrandt. admired. They researched the life and times of To follow this assignment, the class was The pictures shown are, the artist. asked to draw a self-portrait using techniques clockwise from the top left: Integrating history with art, students worked they learned from the Renaissance artists. These student artist Meyan on the drawings over a period of months. First drawings used bright modern colors and cre- Khalil’s rendition of “The they traced the original picture and made a one- ative compositions making a perfect transition Girl with the Guitar,” by inch grid over the drawing. The second stage to studies of modern history in the 8th grade. was to enlarge the grid and then copy the draw- Renaissance artist However, the use of perspective, contrast, color Vermeer; student artist ing freehand line for line into the larger squares. harmony, and skillful drawing demonstrates that When this was accomplished, the fun began. Clare Frenkel’s rendition of students successfully learned techniques from “Girl with a Pearl Earring” Using oil pastels to simulate the appearance of the Renaissance Masters. fresco or oil painting, the student matched the by Renaissance artist For further information about River Oak Vermeer; student artist Joni color and texture of the original painting, build- Charter School, you may call 467-1855, or stop ing up layers of color from light to dark, much McLeod’s rendition of “The by at 555 Leslie St. next to the Senior Center in Lady with the Ermine” by as the original painter had done. This was some- Ukiah. times frustrating and tedious, but as the pictures Renaissance artist came close to being finished, there was a great Leonardo da Vinci; and stu- deal of excitement as the paintings took shape. School calendar dent artist Zack Chapman’s Their drawings inspired and appreciation for rendition of a small section color harmony, tone, contrast, and both atmos- Jan. 9 to Feb. 15 -- Open Registration K-8 of “Ghent Alterpiece” by pheric and linear perspective. The process was Jan. 24 and 25 -- 5th grade field trip to San Renaissance artist Van not rushed, giving students time to absorb the Jose’s Rosicrucian Egyptian Museum and Ano Eych. richness of their chosen masterpiece. Nuevo State Reserve at Half Moon Bay to view After the final touches were added, the stu- elephant seal pups dent artists were ready to present their pictures. 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DIRECTIONS: A. Using each "Chaos Grid" number with its letter one time, arrange the numbers with their letters for the "Order Grid" so each vertical column, horizontal row, and two diagonals each ADD to numbers inside thick lined cells. B. Some correct numbers with their letters have been put into the "Order Grid" to get you started. Also, above the "Order Grid" is a "Decoded Message" clue. C. After you have solved the "Order Grid" doing as direction "A" says, put the 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 by Henri Arnold and Mike Argirion 22 14 22 12 RMDA 24 23 15 11 Unscramble these four Jumbles, IXLA one letter to each square, 17 10 21 24 to form four ordinary words. ERDA 16 9 23 21 NEUN ROHON

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Dear Annie: I have a 14-year-old daughter tion, she is more likely to respond. Don’t bad- death sentence varies depending upon his level who has been a dream since the day she was mouth her friends or she will become defen- of denial, depression, inner strength and, often, born -- that is, until recently. sive, even if she agrees with you. In fact, invite religious beliefs. We think Ted became Over the last year or so, “Kristien” has tend- ANNIE’S MAILBOX one or two of these friends over for dinner so depressed and gave up. Your uncle, however, ed to gravitate toward kids who lack respect for By Kathy Mitchell and Marcy Sugar you can get to know each other. You also might was determined to make the most of what he authority and are always in trouble. She has try to casually encourage her involvement in had left. There is no single “right” way to pre- begun to lie to me, and frankly, I do not trust activities that don’t revolve around these pare for death, but we hope Ted will discuss his her anymore. from everything and talked until we are blue in friends -- perhaps a school play, student gov- depression with his doctor. Kristien sees these kids only during school the face. How can I help her see the light? -- ernment, band, athletics -- and best, some out- Dear Annie: Please tell “Rachel in San hours, because I drive her to school and she has Worried Mom side volunteer work. Hang in there, Mom. Francisco” to save, save, save her grandmoth- to catch the bus immediately after. Though she Dear Worried: Kristien’s attraction to these Dear Annie: What is the right way to pre- er’s journals. spends just a short time with them, their influ- kids is her way of testing new waters. It can be pare to die? Recently, my uncle, who has ter- My husband’s Aunt Betsy gave him his ence is overwhelming. appealing to think you’re living on the wild minal cancer, was told he had only about six great-grandmother’s memoirs because Betsy How do I convince Kristien that she is going side. months. He went home and built a new patio at thought they were boring. They were not. The to have major problems because of the friends Instead of threatening and grounding her, try his house and did many other projects before historical society from her little town in New she associates with? I believe it comes down to explaining, lovingly, why her recent behavior the illness took its toll. York was thrilled to get a copy, as was the New self- esteem. If she had a higher level of self- upsets you so much. Tell her that teen years can On the other hand, my cousin, “Ted,” was York Historical Society. As for being too per- esteem, she would not gravitate toward kids be challenging, and some kids lose their way told he has a very bad heart problem and could sonal, I wish I had journals from my own great- who have problems. She would want to be with and can’t get back. Also, explain why trust is a die within the year. Ted went home and grandmother. She was a sweet little old lady by kids who are positive. My husband disagrees. very elusive necessity, easy to throw away, but watched TV 14 hours a day. That was over two the time I knew her, but in her youth she was Kristien is a wonderful child at home, difficult to regain. years ago, and he’s still sitting on the sofa, positively scandalous. She rode horses without except for the lying. 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Clean Hopland, CA, 95449 skills training, career Duties include A/P, A/R, Home Care Options, a Cloverdale. 1 F/T Community Assist students in DMV & Drug. Jobline 896-05 This business is conducted guidance, job regional provider of In- seasonal pos; 40 Services Officer P/R, insurance admin., computer use; maintain 916-557-0422 Fax 12-30/05,1-6,13,20/06 by Whitney Schutt. The development/ place Home Assisted Care hrs/week; Starting salary Full-time Position gen’l office tasks and computer lab equip. 6 resume & DMV to ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE registrant commenced to ment & support for Services is opening a $14.84/hr with potential Approx. Mo. Salary telephone cust. service. hrs/day. Beg. Sal. range 916-921-4414. FOR CHANGE OF NAME transact business under the youth w/disabilities. new office to serve the up to $18.08/hr. $2512-$3053 $10.75-$11.85/hr. Case No. SCUK CVPT ‘0596043 fictitious business name or AA desirable, 1 yr. Min. 3 yrs. computerized counties of Mendo., Lake Associate Degree or Health Benefits, PERS Info. & app. from SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF names listed above on exp. w/students accounting exp. req.. & Sonoma. Employees higher in ECE or Child Retirement Employment and Personnel MENDOCINO, Court House, Ukiah, CA 95482 January 11, 2006. w/spec. needs have access to family Dev.; Min 3 yrs. exp. & For Job Flier and training opportunities Mfg. and inventory Commission, IN THE MATTER OF THE APPLICATION OF: Endorsed-Filed on w/some emploment medical, vision, dental, 1 yr. supervisory exp. Application for out of school youth. accounting experience Ukiah Unified Cynthia Elizabeth Perez January 11, 2006 at the & training exp., or 1 401K, paid time off, is desirable. Bilingual Contact: Ages 17-21. School District, THE COURT FINDS that Petitioner(s) Cynthia Mendocino County Clerks yr exp w/employment preferred. mileage, competitive pay. (English/Spanish) Willits Police In Ukiah area call 467- 1056 N. Bush St., Elizabeth Perez has/have filed a Petition for Change Office. & training Send resume and Flexible schedules, sleep required. Apps. must be Department 5916 In Fort Bragg Ukiah, CA 95482 707- of Applicant(s)’ name FROM Cynthia Elizabeth Perez /s Whitney Schutt programs w/some salary requirements to over and live-in shift received by 5:00 pm 125 E. Commercial St. area 456-3778 463-5205. E.O.E. TO Lindsay Jayne Dayton WHITNEY SCHUTT work w/youth. Price Waterman opportunities! Excel 1/27/06 at West Region Suite 150 THE COURT ORDERS All people interested in this Willits, CA 95490 707-467-5012 or 516 South State St. benefits, paid mileage, Office 39839 County COOK, PT, ESTHETICIAN matter appear before this court to show cause why email [email protected] competitive pay, EOE. Road 17A Woodland, 707-459-6122 exp req. PUBLIC NOTICE Ukiah, CA 95482 or Final filing Date: this application for change of name should not be granted DEADLINE: 707-576-0771 CA 95695 (530)668- NAIL TECH [email protected] February 3, 2006 HowardHospital.com or on: Jan. 26, 2006 EOE 4783. EOE. 456-3101 459-9063 HEARING DATE: Feb.10, 2006 at 9:30 a.m. in Dept 037-06 E, located at Court House, 100 N. State Street, Ukiah, 1-13,20,27,2-3/06 California 95482 FICTITIOUS Dated: December 27, 2005 BUSINESS NAME C /s/ Leonard J. La Casse STATEMENT LEONARD J. LA CASSE File No.: 2006-F0028 Judge of the Superior Court THE FOLLOWING L PERSON(S) IS (ARE) 013-06 DOING BUSINESS AS: A 1-6,13,20-06 Noyo Fishing Make the News a NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF REAL Center S PROPERTY AT PRIVATE SALE 32450 N. Harbor Dr. Case No. 113923 Fort Bragg, CA S NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on or after North Coast Fishing February 1, 2006, JAMES P. FOX, as Administrator Adventures, Inc. 32450 I of the Estate of Michael Rooney, deceased, will sell N. Harbor Dr. Part of Your at private sale, to the highest NET bidder, subject Fort Bragg, CA to confirmation by the above-entitled Superior This business is conducted F Court, all the right, title, interest and Estate of the by North Coast Fishing decedent at the time of his death, and all the right, Adventures, Inc. I title and interest the estate has by operation of law California: California. or otherwise acquired other than or in addition to The registrant commenced E that of the decedent at the time of his death, in and to transact business under Children’s Education to that certain real property more particularly the fictitious business D described as follows: name or names listed [No Situs Address] Chinquapin Drive, Pine above on January 1, S Mountain Estates, Willits, California. 2006. Endorsed-Filed on CONTACT: David Macdonald January 11, 2006 at the David Macdonald Real Estate 468-3535 Mendocino County Clerks or 1600 Laurel Street Office. 468-3536 San Carlos, CA 94070 /s/Don Akin or Phone 650-592-1140 DON AKIN 468-3529 Fax 650-592-1106 PRESIDENT SUBJECT TO: current Taxes, Assessments, Covenants, Conditions, Restrictions, Reservations, 015-06 Rights, Rights-of-way, easements of record and in 1-20/06 “AS-IS” condition. BIDS on said property are hereby invited. A bid will PUBLIC NOTICE be accepted only if made in writing on Public The Pacific Forest and Watershed Lands Stewardship Administrator forms furnished by the contracted Council Board of Directors will hold a public meeting Realtor. from 1:30 PM to 4:30 PM on Monday, January 23, TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SALE: Cash in 2006 at the Sacramento Public Library - East Meeting lawful money of the United States. The bid is to be Room, 828 I Street, Sacramento.The agenda will include accompanied by cash, or a certified check payable reports and recommendations from the following to the Estate of Michael Rooney, in the amount of committees: at least ten percent (10%) of the amount bid. If a Watershed Planning, Youth Investment, Fiduciary, Audit, personal check is submitted, it may be accepted or and Board Development. rejected in the absolute discretion of the The Board may take action relative to these committee undersigned. If said personal check is rejected then reports and recommendations. There will be an the bid will not be considered. The balance of the opportunity for public comment. amount bid is to be paid upon confirmation of sale For additional information, please call (650) 286-5150 by the Superior Court. or (866) 791-5150, email [email protected], TAXES, rents, operating and maintenance or submit written requests to: Pacific Forest and Watershed expenses and premiums of insurance acceptable to Lands Stewardship Council, 303 Vintage Park Drive, the purchaser will be prorated as of thirty (30) days Suite 150, Foster City, CA 94404. after the date of confirmation by the Superior This notice is also posted at www.stewardshipcouncil.org. Court. The examination of title, recording of conveyance 047-06 and any titled insurance shall be at the expense of 1-20/06 the purchaser or purchasers unless the Before the The Ukiah undersigned has given written permission for BOARD OF DIRECTORS of extension of the escrow period beyond thirty (30) HOPLAND PUBLIC UTILITY DISTRICT days from the date of confirmation to and including IN THE MATTER OF: Ordinance No. 2005-4 the date of which escrow closes. An Ordinance Increasing the Septic Hauler Rate. BIDS must be sealed and will be opened at the WHEREAS, the District has incurred substantial expenses office of said Public Administrator at the hour of in providing for reception of septage hauler services 10:00 o clock a.m. on the above date. The to the general community which necessitate a fee undersigned reserves the right to reject any and all increase; bids. BE IT ORDAINED by the Board of Directors of Hopland DAILY JOURNAL Dated: December 27, 2005 Public Utility District as follows: /s/ JAMES P. FOX 1. On the effective date of this Ordinance, the septic James P. Fox, Administrator of Said Estate hauler dump fee shall be increased from ten cents ($0.10) THOMAS F. CASEY III per gallon to twenty cents ($0.20) per gallon. Thomas F. Casey III, County Counsel Introduced December 8, 2005 and adopted this 12th Your ONLY Local State Bar No. 197100 day of January, 2006, at a regular meeting of the Board Hall of Justice and Records of Directors of the Hopland Public Utility District by 400 County Center, Sixth Floor the following vote: Redwood City, California 94063 AYES: 3, Leonard, Ruff and Goings. NOES: 0. News Source. Telephone (650) 363-4761 Facsimile (650)363-4034 ABSENT: 2, Healy and Danek. Attorneys for the Public Administrator /s/Judith A. Leonard, President THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL FRIDAY, JANUARY 20, 2006 -B5

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