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7 58551 69301 0 FRIDAY July 20, 2007 50 cents tax included DAILY JOURNAL ukiahdailyjournal.com 46 pages, Volume 149 Number 102 email: [email protected] West Nile Virus case in county UKIAH CITY COUNCIL The Daily Journal Mendocino County. So far, only one death has cautions to protect ourselves and The California Department of Human cases of West Nile been reported; an elderly woman our families from mosquito bites. Public Health announced this have been reported in four coun- in Kern County died of the virus Even though the likelihood of Marijuana week that 25 people have been ties. The bulk of the human cases in early July. serious illness from West Nile diagnosed with the West Nile have been reported in Kern “This unfortunate death Virus, including one in County in Southern California. reminds us that we must take pre- See VIRUS, Page A-12 ordinance amended By ZACK SAMPSEL MENDOCINO ECOLOGICAL LEARNING CENTER The Daily Journal The City Council gave the city more options for cracking down on marijuana growing Wednesday night. The council voted to amend its marijuana cultivation ordinance after a summer of discussions and presentations about enforcement and punishment options for those in violation of the ordinance. The previous ordinance allowed only for medicinal marijuana to be grown indoors at a maximum of 12 mature or 24 immature plants per par- cel. As well, the ordinance identified elements such as odor, repeated responses by law enforcement, excessive noise and other effects upon neighborhoods that could warrant a violation. Before Wednesday’s meeting, violations of the ordinance prior to the amendments could be pun- ished as misdemeanors, which carried a possible sentence of six months in jail, or an injunction could be sought by the city attorney. The new amendments add more enforcement options, but do not change the number of plants allowed to be grown. As had been discussed in previous City Council meetings, the amendments to the ordinance create a procedure allowing city code officers to handle nuisance complaints. The new procedure, which can be enforced by an inspection and nuisance abatement warrant issued by the Superior Court, would begin with a notice from a code enforcement officer that describes the location and specific conditions that constituted the violation. After receiving the notice, the person who is growing the marijuana, be it tenant or owner, will have three business days to appeal the notice. If the appeal is not filed within three business days, the violation becomes final. As well, a hearing,

See MARIJUANA, Page A-12 MacLeod Pappidas/The Daily Journal MELC director Maximilian Meyers holds a handful of productive soil that has been built over three years of sheet composting. Recent rain Center teaches means more sustainable living water in lake By ZACK SAMPSEL Sonoma County Water Agency The Daily Journal to cut Lake Mendocino releases The Mendocino Ecological Learning Center, nestled in the hills south of Willits, is teaching the public about living sustain- By BEN BROWN able lifestyles, and is leading by example. The Daily Journal The MELC is located on 31 acres of land and is almost com- The Sonoma County Water Agency has pletely sustained, meaning the MELC maintains its own waste, announced it will be reducing the flow of water water and energy. Even on cloudy days when the partially solar- out of Lake Mendocino over the next week in powered facility’s solar panels aren’t picking up much sun, the order to preserve water from a recent rainfall. MELC continues to power itself with the help of hydroelectric SCWA will be reducing flows out of Lake power from a nearby stream. A work in progress, two toilets stand in a cobb struc- Mendocino by 30 cubic-feet-per-second to 225 The MELC was founded in 2003, and in its short history it ture at the MELC property. When finished, the waste -- cubic-feet per-second. The reduced flows are has helped educate hundreds of people from all over Northern or “black water” -- will be fed to worms, whose waste, expected to preserve 600 acre-feet of water in California and beyond about living a sustainable lifestyle. The in turn, will be used to feed young fruit trees. the lake gathered from brief rainfall earlier this goal of the MELC is to reach as many people as possible while week. also reaching out to people who would not normally choose to Meyers’ father, Hari, is there, and, in addition to the family, The agency is anticipating that outdoor resi- study, practice or work in the fields of Ecology, Ecological interns can be seen roaming the grounds of this environmental dential and agriculture water use will drop over Design and Permaculture. megaplex. the next 10 days because of the rain. Maximillian Meyers is the executive director of the MELC Determining the spot for this learning center was a much “It is our hope that residents turned off their and manages the 31-acre center from his wheelchair, but that more involved process than just picking any house from a real irrigation systems due to the rain this morning,” hasn’t slowed him down. estate listing. Maximillian said that after finally buying the SCWA Principal Engineer Chris Murray said Meyers is the executive director for the MELC, but on the property that would become the learning center he spent a year earlier this week. “The agriculture community grounds it’s apparent this is a team effort. Meyers’ wife not only can also assist by not irrigating for a full day due helps out with the ongoing projects at the center, but also See MELC, Page A-10 to the rain.” According to SCWA reports, conserving all available water is especially important because the agency has not yet met its goal of a 15-percent reduction in flows out of the Russian River mandated by the State Water Resources Control Board in June. Potter Valley man suspected of sexual assault The board ordered that diversions be reduced The Daily Journal Sheriff’s Detective Tim Goss investigated according to sheriff’s reports. by 15 percent in order to guarantee that there Mendocino County sheriff’s deputies the case and learned that Merlin Gale Yttrie, Yttrie was arrested on suspicion of lewd will be water available for recreational opportu- arrested a Potter Valley man on charges of 75, of Redwood Valley, was alleged to have acts with a child and sexual penetration with a nities and fisheries for the 600,000 residents of sexual assault for allegedly molesting a young abused the victim, a 10-year-old girl, five foreign object and booked into the Mendocino Sonoma and Marin counties. girl five years ago. years ago on several different occasions while County Jail on a $75,000 bond. As of Wednesday, SCWA had reduced diver- According to sheriff’s reports, deputies the victim was living with Yttrie, according to sions by approximately 10 percent. were alerted to the allegations of sexual sheriff’s reports. Detectives believe that Yttrie may have had Water levels in Lake Mendocino have been assault on July 3, when they were notified by On Wednesday, Goss and sheriff’s contact with other children during the same an increasing problem over the summer due to a the Ukiah Police Department. UPD notified Detective James Schnitzius interviewed Yttrie time that these alleged sexual assaults took combination of low rainfall, little winter snow- the Sheriff’s Office after determining the about the charges. During that interview, place and are encouraging any other victims to pack and a reduction in the diversion of water alleged incident took place in Potter Valley. Yttrie confessed to having assaulted the girl, contact the Sheriff’s Office at 467-9159. See RAIN, Page A-10 A-2 – FRIDAY, JULY 20, 2007 DAILY DIGEST Editor: Jody Martinez, 468-3517 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected] Stocks climb following mostly upbeat earnings reports By TIM PARADIS short order. AP Business Writer Dow Jones industrials close above 14,000 for first time Bonds showed little overall movement. The NEW YORK — Wall Street moved soundly Alcoa Inc. had lost interest kept the Dow Jones figure out ‘Is this a head-fake or is this the real yield on the benchmark 10-year Treasury note higher Thursday, sending the Dow Jones indus- industrial average from extending its gains. deal?”’ was flat at 5.03 percent from late Wednesday. trials to their first close above 14,000 as The flurry of corporate news Thursday coin- The Dow rose 82.19, or 0.59 percent, to The dollar was mixed against other major cur- investors kept jitters about the economy at bay cided with Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke’s 14,000.41. The blue chip index danced around rencies, while gold prices rose. and focused on a string of upbeat earnings return to Capitol Hill for the second day of his the 14,000 mark during the session, having The stock market’s rise came even as oil reports. midyear report to Congress in which he said first reached it on Tuesday but not closing moved higher. Light, sweet crude settled up 87 The Standard & Poor’s 500 index also had a problems such as foreclosures among holders above that level until Thursday. The Dow’s cents at $75.92 per barrel on the New York record close. of subprime mortgages are “likely to get worse close topped the previous record of 13,971.55 Mercantile Exchange after briefly touching Profit news from companies like before they get better.” Also, a research group set Tuesday and marked the index’s 32nd $76 for the first time in 11 months. International Business Machines Corp., net- predicted Thursday that the housing slump will record close of the year. Thursday’s gains extended a partial recov- work equipment maker Juniper Networks Inc., cause the economy to contract slightly in com- Broader stock indicators also gained ery that started late in Wednesday’s session, and business software company SAP AG ing months. Thursday. The S&P 500 rose 6.91, or 0.45 per- when the Dow pulled itself up from a loss of helped lift stocks and boosted investors’ “I think we are seeing people trying to cent, to 1,553.08; its previous record of 134 points to end with only a 53-point deficit. appetite for technology issues. However, the decide whether earnings are sustainable,” said 1,552.50 occurred Friday. The technology- Stocks had ceded ground Wednesday amid momentum could be short-lived as Google Inc. Jeffrey Dunham, principal at Dunham & focused Nasdaq composite index rose 20.55, or uneasiness about Bernanke’s assessment of the after the closing bell Thursday turned in a sec- Associates in San Diego. He said the stock 0.76 percent, to 2,720.04, following the upbeat economy, though analysts subsequently noted ond-quarter profit that fell short of Wall market’s recent run-up in part reflects tech earnings. there was little new in his comments. Street’s high expectations. investors’ desire not to miss out on gains. Though stocks briefly shed some gains after In economic news Thursday, the Conference Resurgent concerns about the health of sub- “I don’t see any big conviction by anybody newly released minutes from the Federal Board said its Index of Leading Economic prime loans, which are made to borrowers with to leap into the market but we’re all terrified to Reserve’s last meeting appeared to confirm Indicators fell 0.3 percent, showing a steeper poor credit history, generally hurt financial not be players. It’s gone awfully far in an that the central bank has no plans to cut rates stocks, while a report that a would-be suitor for awfully short time and the market is trying to anytime soon, investors resumed buying in See STOCKS, Page A-10

United States. Thursday as dozens of new fires started in the At a town-hall style meeting, Bush also bone-dry West, including a rapidly growing The world briefly rebuffed a question about whether he would blaze on the grounds of the Idaho National consider pardoning two Border Patrol agents in Laboratory. prison for the cover-up of the shooting of a The West had been at level four for only a Federal judge dismisses added, speaking by video link from Baghdad. drug trafficker in Texas. few weeks when officials decided to raise it to In briefings given to the news media as well “No, I won’t make you that promise,” Bush level five, effective Thursday. ex-CIA operative Valerie as members of Congress, officials warned that told a woman who asked about a possible par- “It’s driven by a couple of things: The num- Plame’s lawsuit against making those strides could take more time than don. Many Republicans in Congress have said ber of large fires we have, and also the fires are initially thought. One military general said a the men should not have been convicted and occurring in several states and in several geo- Bush administration solid military assessment probably will not have criticized the federal U.S. attorney for graphic areas,” said Randy Eardley, a even prosecuting the agents. spokesman for the National Interagency Fire WASHINGTON (AP) — Former CIA oper- happen until November. Some lawmakers have been hoping that Iraq “I know it’s an emotional issue but people Center. “The resources we have are being ative Valerie Plame lost a lawsuit Thursday need to look at the facts. These men were con- stretched thin.” that demanded money from Bush administra- will show more signs of stability this summer, long before they gear up for the 2008 elections. victed by a jury of their peers after listening to The change allows fire managers to request tion officials whom she blamed for leaking her the facts” as presented by U.S. Attorney help from international crews, and National agency identity. Johnny Sutton, said Bush. Bush called Sutton a Guard units could be mobilized. On Thursday, Plame, the wife of former Ambassador Pentagon rebukes Sen. friend. fire center spokesman Ken Frederick said new Joseph Wilson, had accused Vice President Clinton on Iraq, saying she’s The president also toured a bun bakery here, crews were arriving in the Pacific Northwest Dick Cheney and others of conspiring to dis- and used the business to illustrate a warning to from Alaska and the Southeast. close her identity in 2003. Plame said that vio- boosting enemy propaganda Congress that he’d veto any government Firefighters in the area critically need medi- lated her privacy rights and was illegal retribu- WASHINGTON (AP) — The Pentagon told spending bill that he thinks is excessive. um-sized helicopters, he said. With 23 uncon- tion for her husband’s criticism of the adminis- Democratic presidential front-runner Hillary tained large fires or fire complexes in Nevada, tration. Rodham Clinton that her questions about how NYC steam explosion serves Utah and Idaho, there aren’t enough contrac- U.S. District Judge John D. Bates dismissed the U.S. plans to eventually withdraw from tor-supplied helicopters to go around, he said. the case on jurisdictional grounds and said he Iraq boosts enemy propaganda. warning about aging would not express an opinion on the constitu- In a stinging rebuke to a member of the U.S. infrastructure tional arguments. Senate Armed Services Committee, Archaeologists dig up Bates dismissed the case against all defen- Undersecretary of Defense Eric Edelman NEW YORK (AP) — With a blast that made second-century bath dants: Cheney, White House political adviser responded to questions Clinton raised in May skyscrapers tremble, an 83-year-old steam pipe Karl Rove, former White House aide I. Lewis in which she urged the Pentagon to start plan- sent a powerful message that the miles of complex in Rome “Scooter” Libby and former Deputy Secretary ning now for the withdrawal of American tubes, wires and iron beneath New York and ROME (AP) — Archaeologists said of State Richard Armitage. forces. other U.S. cities are getting older and could Thursday they have partly dug up a second- Plame’s lawyers said from the beginning the A copy of Edelman’s response, dated July become dangerously unstable. century bath complex believed to be part of the suit would be a difficult case to make. Public 16, was obtained Thursday by The Associated The steam conduit that exploded beneath a vast, luxurious residence of a wealthy Roman. officials normally are immune from such suits Press. Manhattan street at the height of rush hour filed in connection with their jobs. The two-story complex, which extends for “Premature and public discussion of the Wednesday, just a block from Grand Central at least 5 acres, includes exceptionally well- withdrawal of U.S. forces from Iraq reinforces Terminal, was laid when Calvin Coolidge was preserved decorated hot rooms, vaults, chang- U.S. officials: Word for Iraq enemy propaganda that the United States will president, and was part of a system that began ing rooms, marble latrines and an underground abandon its allies in Iraq, much as we are per- providing energy to city buildings in 1882. room where slaves lit the fire to warm the atmosphere is ‘fear,’ more ceived to have done in Vietnam, Lebanon and Investigators are still trying to determine baths. time needed to judge progress Somalia,” Edelman wrote. what caused the explosion, but some experts Statues and water cascades decorated the He added that “such talk understandably said the age of the city’s infrastructure was a interiors, American archaeologist Darius A. WASHINGTON (AP) — Iraq is a nation unnerves the very same Iraqi allies we are ask- possible factor. Pipes don’t last forever. gripped by fear and struggling to meet security Arya, the head of the excavation, said ing to assume enormous personal risks.” “This may be a warning sign for this very Thursday during a tour of the digs with The and political goals by September, U.S. officials Clinton spokesman Philippe Reines called old network of pipe that we have,” said Anil cautioned from Baghdad on Thursday, dashing Associated Press. Only pedestals and frag- Edelman’s answer “at once outrageous and Agrawal, a professor of civil engineering at the ments have been recovered. hopes in Congress that the country might turn dangerous,” and said the senator would City College of New York. “We should not be a corner this summer. looking at this incident as an isolated one.” Arya spoke as students and experts were respond to his boss, Defense Secretary Robert brushing off earth and dust from ancient mar- They said not to expect a solid judgment on Gates. From Boston to Los Angeles, a number of the U.S. troop buildup until November. American cities are entering a middle age of bles, mosaic floors and a rudimentary heating “If there is one word, I would use to sum up Bush defends embattled sorts, and the infrastructure propping them up system, made of pipes that channeled hot air the atmosphere in Iraq — on the streets, in the is showing signs of strain. throughout the complex. countryside, in the neighborhoods and at the immigration plan; sidesteps “The Romans had more leisure time than national level — that word would be ‘fear,”’ Fire officials raise nation’s other people, and it’s here in the baths that they Ryan Crocker, the top U.S. diplomat, told the border patrol pardons typically spent their time,” Arya said. “Because Senate Foreign Relations Committee. NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — President wildfire preparedness as you could eat well, you could get a massage, “For Iraq to move forward at any level, that Bush sharply challenged critics of his stalled blazes rage in the West you could have sex, you could gossip, you fear is going to have to be replaced with some immigration-overhaul efforts on Thursday, could play your games, you could talk about level of trust and confidence and that is what suggesting that failure to pass a guest-worker BOISE, Idaho (AP) — The nation’s wildfire politics — you could spend the whole day the effort at the national level is about,” he program could trigger a labor shortage in the preparedness was raised to its highest level here.”

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COMMUNITY FRIDAY, JULY 20, 2007 – A-3 Editor: Richard Rosier, 468-3520 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected] What’s Playing New place, new name FRIDAY By CAROLE HESTER Special for the Journal DJ DANCE MUSIC -- DJ dance music; with Smokin’ July 12 was a big day for Joe; Perkins Street Lounge; 228 E. Perkins St., Ukiah; 9 The Center for Life Choices, p.m. to 2 a.m. formerly The Pregnancy GYPSY FAIR FRIDAYS -- Psychic fair; Dragon’s Lair; Counseling Center. They held 101 S. Main St., Ukiah; 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. their grand opening at their PAULA SAMONTE & GEORGE HUSARUK -- Magic new quarters at 425 South mix; Himalayan Café; 1639 S. State St.; 467-9900. Orchard Ave., Suite D, Ukiah. KIM MANNING -- Of the p-funk all-stars; original rock, Barbara Meyer, Executive funk, and reggae; Shanachie Pub; 50 S. Main, Willits; $2 Director, the Board of cover. Directors and volunteers -- WORLD BEAT ENSEMBLE -- Live performance; along with more than 30 Ukiah Brewing Co.; 102 S. State St., Ukiah; $10 cover; churches in Mendocino and 468-5898. Lake counties, have worked ‘URINETOWN’ -- Live perfromance; Ukiah Playhouse; long and hard for this day -- 1041 Low Gap Road; Ukiah; 8 p.m. 462-9226 five years in the planning, JELLO BIAFRA -- Lead singer of the Dead Kennedys, ever since Meyer became spoken word performance; Ukiah Valley Conference executive director. Center; 200 S. School St., Ukiah; $12 to $20 for adults, $5 The pro-life center was children; 7 p.m. established in 1985 on School Street. No government funding has been involved in the SATURDAY ongoing support of this non- profit. Instead, folks from all M.C.P -- Throwing out jams; Perkins Street Lounge; over have contributed small 228 E. Perkins St., Ukiah; 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. and large to this project. THE JULIAN TRIO -- Fiddle music and song; Ukiah Known for 22 years as The Above, from the left: Nicole Rhoades, director of development; Maggie Farmers Market; School and Clay St., Downtown Ukiah; 9 Pregnancy Counseling Center, Williamson, founding board member; Barbara Meyer, executive director; Sue a.m. to noon; 463-7765. the leaders decided it was time McMenomey, founding board chair and Sarajane Kesselring, former director. RHIZOME SALE -- Redwood Iris Society selling irises; for a new name. Below, Barbara Meyer (on the right) and Nicole Rhoades, staff member, review Ukiah Farmer’s Market; School and Clay streets, “We are pleased to fetal devleopment materials used with clients. Downtown Ukiah; 8:30 a.m. to noon. announce our new name and COUNTRY BOYS -- Country dance music; Ukiah new location,” reported tion, community referrals, and Senior Center; Bartlett Hall; 495 Leslie St., Ukiah; 7 to 10 Meyer. material assistance, we have p.m.; $8 for members, $9 for non-members; adults 18 and “Our mission remains the added a sexual abuse recovery over welcome. same: We are a compassionate program, and a men’s mentor- PAPILLION BELLYDANCERS -- Entertain and pro-life Christian organization ing program. Our future enchant; The Himalayan Café, 1639 S. State St., Ukiah; committed to serving women expansion plans include 467-9900. and men facing unplanned becoming a medical facility THE JULIAN TRIO -- Contra Dance; Ukiah Methodist pregnancy concerns with where we can offer on-site Church; 207 N. Pine St. (back enterance), Ukiah; pregnancy and sexual health ultrasound imaging and STD Instruction 7:30 p.m., dance begins 8 p.m.; donations of resources. All of our services testing.” $4 for ages 4 to 11, $6 for 12 to 17, $8 for 18+; 463-2113. are free and confidential. Meyer explained that Dr. AFTERBUFFALO -- Featuring Phoenix, earth rock; “Our new name reflects our Paul Macdonald is the Shanachie Pub; 50 S. Main, Willits; $5 cover; 9 p.m. commitment to helping our Medical Director for the ‘URINETOWN’ -- Live perfromance; Ukiah Playhouse; clients explore, in a safe and Center; Dr. Steven Wirth and 1041 Low Gap Road; Ukiah; 8 p.m. 462-9226. confidential environment, the Dr. Peter Cho are the Center’s TOP SHELF -- Rock reggae; Ukiah Brewing Co.; 102 S. many choices in life they must support physicians. They, State St., Ukiah; $7 cover; 468-5898. make. We treat all of our along with two attorneys, DAVE HOOPER -- Singer/songwriter; Potter Valley clients with compassion, comprise the “Medical Cafe; 10761 Main St., Potter Valley; 743-2848. respect, and the truth spoken Advisory Board.” 80 percent of the funding for Mendocino counties is filled COMMUNITY BREAKFAST -- Poceeds go to Beeson in love. And no matter what A Medical Conversion the new equipment has been with generous, compassion- Family Relief Fund; Potter Valley Fire Department; Main choices our client makes, we Committee comprised of nurs- promised in a grant from ate, and loving individuals. It St, Potter Valley; 8 a.m to 10:30 a.m. promise to walk the journey es, attorneys, medical profes- “Focus on the Family.” is their partnership with The MARK WESTON BAND -- Band/Barbecue fundraiser with them for as long as they sionals has been working on “Our new location reflects Center for Life Choices that for Beeson Family; Hoppers Corner Saloon; Potter Valley; need our services. things like finding the our need for more space to has provided us with a beauti- 6 p.m. to midnight. “Our new name also Center’s new location, mak- house our expanding services. ful, newly remodeled facility. METAL WORKS -- Metal crafts; Grace Hudson reflects our expanding ser- ing sure the new site meets We thank God for and are “I invite members of our Museum; 431 S. Main St., Ukiah; 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.; $2 vices. Along with free preg- codes, and completing the extremely grateful to local community to call us to per person/ $5 per family requested. nancy tests and off-site ultra- medical licensing application. churches and the hundreds of arrange for a tour of our new sound imaging referral, coun- Meyer said that once every- individuals who have con- Center. With all of the SUNDAY seling and education on all thing is in place, pursuit of tributed their time and changes going on, it is nice to options, post abortion coun- ultrasound equipment will resources. The Christian com- know that our phone number JOE CRAVEN & BLENDER LOGIC -- Pineapple seling, sexual health educa- begin in earnest. As of now, munity in Lake and remains the same: 463-1436.” upside down whirled music; Sundays in the Park; Todd Grove Park, Ukiah. PATTY GRIFFIN -- Live performance; Mendocino wish to donate by calling Gayle Fillman at 272-7238. College Center Theater; 3000 Hensley Rd., Ukiah; 8 p.m.; “Climbing the Mountain… Together!” an Alzheimer’s $45 general admission; 463-8444. COMMUNITY BRIEFS Caregiver benefit, will be at Grace Hudson Museum, Saturday, September 8, 2007 from 2 to 6 p.m. Several local artists will be performing in 30-minute sets for those who attend this event. MONDAY Redwood Iris Society to hold annual Tickets are available at Mendocino Book Company in Ukiah, Leaves of Grass in Willits, the Ukiah Chamber of Commerce, MICROPHONE NITE -- Sing or play an instrument; Rhizome Sales July 21 and Aug. 25 from any committee member, or by contacting Carole Hester at Club 711; 711 S. State St., Ukiah; 9 p.m. to 1 a.m.; 462- The Redwood Iris Society is, once again, about to have its 925-2795 for $25. 7111. annual rhizome sale. This year, they will be selling on two The benefit is sponsored by Thrivent Financial for Lutherans dates, July 21 and Aug. 25. They will be at the Farmer’s Market and Soroptimist International of Yokayo Sunrise. Those inter- TUESDAY from 8:30 to noon. July and August are the months that the ested in donating to this event can do so by sending checks clumps of irises can be divided. Some of the irises which payable to: Thrivent Financial for Lutherans, 75 N. Main St., KARAOKE -- Every Tuesday; Perkins Street Lounge; appeared at their show in May will be at these sales. They had #116, Willits, CA 95490. Local businesses and individuals are 228 E. Perkins St., Ukiah; 8 p.m.; no fee. bookmarks for the public to note the irises down, so they can also welcomed to Partner with the two sponsoring organizations TAHITIAN DANCE -- Every Tuesday night; Mendocino help buyers sort through the shades of colors available. (minimum contribution $500) or be a Community Donor for Ballet Studio; 205 S. State St.; Ukiah; ages 11 to 99; 5:30 The proceeds of the sales go to support the Redwood Iris lesser amounts. to 6:30 p.m.; $8 to $11. Society, a local club which has been going for over 50 years. Early Partners include: Ukiah Valley Medical Center, Ukiah Club members will be available for information on irises. Daily Journal, Nadja Publishing, Robert W. Barrington, DDS; Children and persons bearing a post card can receive a free Candace Horsley, Gayle Fillman, Rudy Yakzan and Dr. WEDNESDAY plant. Trieneke Kylstra. More are invited to join this great group. Local businesses and individuals are also welcomed to ADAM’S CENTER STAGE KARAOKE -- Karaoke night Partner with the two sponsoring organizations (minimum con- at Yokayo Bowl; 1401 N. State St., Ukiah; 6 to 10 p.m.; AARP Driver Safety Program tribution $500) or be a Community Donor for lesser amounts. family hours 6 to 8 p.m.; no cover; sponsored by Dunlap classes set for Aug. 2 and 3 Early Partners include: Ukiah Valley Medical Center, Ukiah Roofing. Daily Journal, Nadja Publishing, Robert W. Barrington, DDS; LADIES NIGHT -- Nepales dance and music by Rai An AARP Driver Safety Program class is scheduled to be Candace Horsley, Gayle Fillman, Rudy Yakzan & Dr. Trieneke family; Himalayan Café; 1639 S. State St., Ukiah; 467- held in Ukiah on Thursday, Aug. 2, and Friday, Aug. 3., from Kylstra, and the Scott Family. More are invited to join this great 9900. 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Classes will be held in the conference group. SAN FRANSISCO MIME TROUPE -- “Making a killing”; room at the Department of Social Services, 747 S. State St., There will be free respite care for caregivers to attend this Todd grove Park, Ukiah; free; 6:30 p.m. Ukiah. event by calling 1-800/834-1636 or 707/542-0282. There will This program is an eight-hour classroom refresher course be limited seating. Respite care by reservation only. designed especially for the older driver. It takes into considera- Those who wish to donate to this event can do so by sending tion the physical changes of maturing drivers and identifies checks payable to: Thrivent Financial for Lutherans and mail to Joy multiplied by four ways they may compensate for those changes. 75 N. Main St., #116, Willits, CA 95490. Instructors are trained volunteers. Successful completion of There will be a free Educational Lecture before the event -- Louise Rodrigue knows the course will entitle each person over 50 years of age a dis- from 10 to 11:30 a.m.: “All You Ever Wanted to Know…” fea- that her late husband Leland count in auto insurance rates (amount varies by insurer). turing Joan Davis from the Alzheimer’s Association of the Bay would have been proud to Participants must attend the class both days in order to Area. Resources for caregivers will be available at both the free meet the four scholarship receive their certificate, which will entitle them to their dis- lecture, as well as at the fund-raiser in the afternoon. Committee recipients of the Rodrigue count. Class size will be limited by AARP to the first thirty per- members include: Julie Barrington, 462-8587; Karen Chaty, Family’s vocational scholar- sons who sign up. To reserve a place in the class, call Jan at 468-5072; Candace Horsley, 462-4872; Kathy Gassen, 459- ship. “I just know he would be 462-7314, or the Ukiah Senior Center at 462-4343. 2339; Rhonda Kyrias, 467-9651; Linda Simon, 462-0500; Lynn happy to see these guys,” Wood, 462-4142; Jeanne Yttreness, 468-5292 and Carole Louise told me. “All of our Big Brothers Big Sisters Hester, 972-2795. Congressman Mike Thompson and five children have successful Assemblywoman Patty Berg are Honorary Co-Chairs. vocational careers, and so it is is looking for a few good mentors just perfect to find students Big Brothers Big Sisters is looking for a few good mentors Human Race Advisory like these to help.” Louise was to help enrich the lives of Mendocino County children. When a talking about the four scholar- child is mentored, their life can be transformed. Boredom can Council Members needed ship recipients of the be transformed into magic. Volunteers can make a difference Rodrigue Vocational The Human Race is a County wide fundraiser that all non- today. BBBS invites those interested in volunteering to visit profit organizations can participate in to raise money for their Scholarship Fund, adminis- Giving Back their offices at 498 McPherson in Fort Bragg or 564 S. Dora in organization or group. The event is a 3k/5k walk, run, or roll tered by the Community By Susanne Norgard Ukiah, or call 964-1228 for their coast office, or 463-4809 for through the City of Ukiah. Organizations and Businesses recruit Foundation of Mendocino their inland office. walkers/runners, and then pledges are gathered to raise money County. cal. “They help you get a job after graduation,” he told me, for their favorite organization. The NCO Volunteer Programs Adam Allsap will be head- Donations for Alzheimer’s are looking or community leaders and or members interested in ing to UTI (Universal “and as new technology helping to plan and implement all aspects of The Human Race, Technical Institute) in comes along, you can go back benefit sought from public including sponsors, entertainment, team recruitment and Sacramento to study auto and update your training for Two non-profit organizations have joined to sponsor a fund- involvement. For more information, contact Tami Bartolomei at mechanics. His reasons for free.” Adam was an athlete in 462-2596 ext. 110, or at [email protected], or Keren choosing UTI are very practi- raiser for Alzheimer’s caregivers, and they’re looking for silent See GIVING, Page A-5 auction donations worth more than $500. Local artists may Gupta at 462-2596 ext. 112, or at [email protected]. A-4 – FRIDAY, JULY 20, 2007 FORUM Editor: K.C. Meadows, 468-3526 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected] Letters from our readers From the desk of ... Thank you To the Editor: On behalf of the American Cancer Society and all the event volunteers, we GEORGE WILL wish to thank the communities of Inland Mendocino County for making the 2007 Relay for Life a huge success. Nearly $100,000 was raised to benefit the American Cancer Society. Your contributions help fund their programs of research, education, advocacy, and service. When speech We’d like to also thank our major sponsors - the Dennis R. Denny family, the is inconvenient Mountanos Family Foundation, Bi-Coastal At noon on April 25, in Prescott Park in Portsmouth, Media and TV50. A grateful “Thank you” N.H., John McCain announced his presidential candi- to all the local businesses who also spon- dacy. Less than two hours earlier, in the U.S. sored the Relay for Life. Supreme Court, a lawyer who had been solicitor gen- Special thanks to those who without eral in the Clinton administration spoke in the name their help and donations, Relay couldn’t of McCain. The senator had filed a brief urging the have been as beautiful as it was - court, in a case arising from an application of the Pinoleville Rancheria, Redwood Empire McCain-Feingold law regulating political speech, to Fairgrounds, Ukiah Unified School uphold the constitutionality of suppressing the speech District, Mendocino County Sheriff's Dept, of a small grass-roots lobbying organization. and Schat’s Bakery and Deli. For keeping In 2004, Wisconsin Right to Life, a small citizens’ us entertained - Ukiah Civic Light Opera group that posed no conceivable threat of “corrup- and the Ukiah Idols, Mendocino Starz, tion” to anyone or anything, wanted to run an ad urg- Travis Austin, A Kiss to Betray and Music ing Wisconsin’s senators, Herb Kohl and Russ Unlimited. Not to be forgotten, thank you Feingold, not to participate in Senate filibusters to all those who helped us advertise our substances. Pot can also be highly addic- Less about herself please? against the president’s judicial nominations. But event - through newspaper, banners and tive. I have a family member whom I love Feingold was running for re-election, and WRTL’s posters. dearly that is addicted to it. It has damaged To the Editor: proposed ad was declared an “electioneering commu- Lastly, we want to especially thank all major parts of their life and has caused Kathy Davidson does write about local nication” (any radio or TV ad that “refers to” a candi- those who participated - our community’s them to do things they would never do if happenings at times, but mostly its all date for federal office). And the McCain-Feingold cancer survivors, the teams, and the volun- they were not on it. They smoke it in front about her. Her childhood, her children, her blackout period bans such ads 30 days before a pri- teers. You are who make this event all of their children, telling them not to do grandchildren, her ex-husband, vacations, mary or 60 days before a general election -- when ads worthwhile. You are our heroes. drugs. What kind of example it this to their dating, etc. We do not need to hear about matter most because people are paying attention to Trish Beltrami and Jennifer Pittman children? her. We all have a life (and I do agree with politics. American Cancer Society Relay for I have a friend who went to a doctor in Jill, the picture needs to go.) Ego. The WRTL case could have been an occasion for Life Upper Lake a few years ago. He did not do Roberta Burns McCain to say: This is not what McCain-Feingold Event co-chairs - 2007 a physical or take a medical history. All he Ukiah was designed to do -- it was intended to stop the (as did was ask for $300 and he wrote her a he sees it) “corruption” of elected officials soliciting A star on any field prescription for pot. At no time did he The Right living large “soft money” contributions (not for particular think to ask her if she had schizophrenia. candidates, but for party-building and other activi- To the Editor: For people with this disorder, pot is one of in a glass house ties). Or he could at least have kept quiet. Instead, he I would like to let you know what a All- the worst things they could ever do. It To the Editor: went out of his way to stick his thumb in the eye of Star Player is. An All-Star player is a team makes their symptoms a lot worse. Doctors I am amused that the so called critics: With his brief to the Supreme Court, he under- player that roots his players on the field like this are ruining it for everyone and “Christian” right isn’t up in arms over the scored the fact that suppressing inconvenient (to and off the field. He has a smile on his face they should be investigated by the D.A., involvement of Sen. Vitter of LA. being politicians) speech is exactly what he and his all the time. He amazed me the other day the State’s Attorney General’s Office, and involved with the D.C. Madam case as a McCain-Feingold allies -- Fred Thompson was an when he shook the other players’ hand the federal government. client. I have read in many articles and seen important one -- had in mind. when they caught his hard hit ball and told To completely legalize a substance that interviews that this is a private matter Often there is tension between “social-issue” conserv- him he made a great catch. That made us can cause so much damage is immoral, between the Senator and his wife. Also on atives and libertarian conservatives. McCain- proud. That is an All-Star player in our dangerous, and threatens the lives of thou- the Bill “O’Liely” factor the other day he Feingold, however, fused these factions in hot opposi- book. I like to tell Ukiah what my son lives sands, if not millions, of our young people. claimed the number was released to ruin the tion. The former felt personally targeted, the latter felt for in this town and that is sports. He is an Pot should only be made available to those Senator’s reputation. This coming from a philosophically affronted. all around player, every coach whether it’s they really do need it for medical reasons. married man who had to pay out several McCain, whose reservoir of righteousness is deep, football, soccer, basketball, or baseball Pot should only be dispensed through phar- million dollars in a sexual harassment suit thinks the parlous condition of his campaign is the they say that he is one of a kind and wish macies, where it can be better controlled. several years ago. Vitter and the rest of the price of his principled behavior in supporting an they had 10 more kids that have his spirit. I do not agree with the federal govern- Right deserve the same treatment that they immigration reform that is intensely unpopular with He gives 100 percent and more for his par- ment’s stance on pot, but I can’t agree with gave President Clinton less than ten years the Republican base (read: the party’s nominating ticipation in any sport he plays. I like to Mendocino County’s handling of it either. ago. I mean after all wasn’t that a private electorate) and the war, which is intensely unpopular thank my son Matthew Stout for having a There is a middle ground that needs to be matter too? Yet the Right impeached the with almost everyone else. Both positions are princi- great attitude on the field and off the field. reached and I believe that Mendocino president for this. I think it is high time the pled; both have taken a toll on his collapsing cam- He makes me proud to be a parent. I love County is the place to begin. smug so-called Christians get what they paign. But years before the immigration controversy you Matthew Stout! You are an All Star in William D. French, Jr. deserve. Let’s level the playing field on reached a boil, and before the war even began, our eyes and every coach who has had you Ukiah those who claim they are for family values McCain-Feingold had generated more, and more in the past years. We are proud of you keep and marriage. Newt Gingrich, who has been intense, opposition to McCain than he or his support- up the good work you will go far in this married four times, Rush Limbaugh who is ers in the media comprehend. Being exempt from the world. Keep your head held high and know Lady Bird made working on his fifth, Dr. Pat Robertson who McCain-Feingold leash, the media like the law’s that you are our hero! a difference here still calls himself a reverend when he gave restraints on rival voices. that up years ago and has slave labor doing McCain announced his candidacy in New Hampshire Robin Stout To the Editor: Ukiah his bidding in his diamond mines in Africa. because in 2000 he almost derailed George W. Bush Her call for Highway Beautification If there is a god I know he has a special by winning the primary there. But he lost the came at a time when signs, billboards, place for the hypocrites that I have men- Republican portion of that Republican primary: A Where’s the junkyards and other trash were beginning tioned above. I will end this with the quote plurality of Republicans voting supported Bush; inde- to be considered “normal” for a public “he who lives in a glass house shouldn’t pendents gave McCain his margin of victory. This middle ground? road. It took someone like her, in a position throw stones.” year, New Hampshire independents are apt to be to influence legislation, to call attention to John Pearson drawn to the Democratic primary. To the Editor: the national problem. I don’t think that the Thank you Lori Broin for taking on the Ukiah It is said McCain is failing because he stopped being word “environmentalist” existed back in what used to make him appealing -- a maverick. But powerful pot lobby in Mendocino County. 1965, but she certainly was one. Too many times they have lied about the THANK YOU LETTER POLICY recently he has been more of a maverick ( "a master- After these laws were passed there was a less person” -- Oxford English Dictionary, 1973) than possible side effects of pot. They have also noticeable difference in this area. lied about its impact on communities and Editor’s note: The Daily Journal welcomes he was on his “Straight Talk Express” bus in New Without big, ugly signs demanding our letters of thanks from organizations and indi- Hampshire in 2000. Then he simply applied individual lives. I fully support pot for true attention, the beautiful landscapes that we medical conditions. But I also know that viduals. We are glad that so many successful Bismarck’s wisdom -- you can do anything with chil- see as we drive around the county shine events are held here. However, thank you let- dren if you play with them -- in his relations with almost every person claiming medical rea- through. I hope that we can continue to ters must be kept short. For that reason we sons is lying through their teeth. Pot has have a 20-business name limit per letter. journalists. He sat on his bus, being what journalists maintain this level of natural beauty here think they are -- irreverent -- regarding people, poli- only been shown to be useful in a handful through our highway and other sign ordi- Shorter thank you letters will be printed more of conditions, such as cancer and AIDS. nances. quickly. Those wishing to thank long lists of cies and institutions they do not revere. This year he And how many of these people actually Francine Bearden people and businesses are welcome to contact has been a serious maverick regarding Iraq and immi- have legal pot I.D. cards from Public Ukiah our advertising department for help with a gration. Health? Not many! thank you ad. McCain has stoutly insisted that the regulation of pol- Pot can have some very serious side itics -- and especially his restrictions on the quantity, effects. Some people hallucinate, some content and timing of campaign speech -- does not become paranoid, and it turns some into WHERE TO WRITE restrict speech. Does he still think so, given his cam- complete morons. For people with a predis- paign’s current and probably incurable penury? Making a virtue of necessity, he said in New position to drug abuse, pot really is a gate- President George Bush: The White www.house.gov/write rep way that leads them to harder and harder Hampshire last week that he henceforth will speak House, 1600 Pennsylvania Ave., Washing- Assemblywoman Patty Berg: State “directly” to the people. Well, yes -- without purchas- ton, D.C. 20500; (202) 456-1111, FAX Assembly District 1, Capitol, Rm. 2137, ing much broadcasting time. So he will speak to mil- (202)456-2461. lions fewer people. LETTER POLICY Sacramento, 95814. (916) 319-2001; Governor Arnold Schwarzeneg- Santa Rosa, 576-2526; FAX, Santa Rosa, There is fitting irony in the fact that if McCain’s campaign continues until the delegate selection process The Daily Journal welcomes letters to the ger: State Capitol, Sacramento, 95814. 576-2297. Berg's field representative in editor. All letters must include a clear name, (916) 445-2841; FAX (916)445-4633 begins, he probably will have to accept federal signature, return address and phone number. Ukiah office located at 311 N. State St, matching funds and the absurd strings attached to Letters chosen for publication are generally Sen. Barbara Boxer: 112 Hart Sen- Ukiah, 95482, 463-5770. The office’s fax them, stipulating the maximum amounts that can be published in the order they are received, but ate Office Bldg., Washington, D.C. 20510; number is 463-5773. E-mail to: assembly- spent in particular states. That would be condoning shorter, concise letters are given prefer- (202)224-3553; San Francisco, (415) 403- [email protected] punishment for the man who has dragged politics -- ence.We publish most of the letters we 0100 FAX (415) 956-6701 the process by which the state is staffed and con- receive, but we cannot guarantee publica- Senator Pat Wiggins: State Senate trolled -- deep into the gambit of the regulatory state. tion. Names will not be withheld for any Sen. Dianne Feinstein: 331 Hart District 2, Capitol Building, Room 5100, reason. If we are aware that you are con- Senate Office Bldg., Washington, D.C. Sacramento, 95814. (916) 445-3375Email: nected to a local organization or are an 20510. (202)224-3841 FAX (202) 228- George F.Will writes for more than 450 elected official writing about the organiza- [email protected]. tion or body on which you serve, that will 3954; San Francisco (415) 393-0707; sen- newspapers and Newsweek. be included in your signature. 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City of Fort Bragg COMMUNITY BRIEFS housing rehabilitation Art in Motion adds a new loans and grants available Pinoleville Native American The City of Fort Bragg’s Housing Rehabilitation Program has funding available for twist to Ukiah event circuit Head Start sponsoring a Child home repair projects, in the form of grants or 2 Music, dance, crafty cre- highest order. She related her Care Food Program percent interest loans. ations, seasonal decorations, emotional state to having this Low-income homeowners and landlords who and even some bells and Bach big party and the fear of every Pinoleville Native American Head Start rent to low-income households are eligible to will tantalize your senses down- hostess: Will anyone come? announces sponsorship of the Child Care Food apply. An eligible household may earn up to town once a month through I asked her what event she Program. The program is available without charge $28,650 for a single person, or up to $44,150 for September thanks to a sugges- was talking about and after to all eligible participants. Children are served the a family of five. tion from a friend (Mimi Booth hearing more, I decided that same meals at no separate charge. For more information, brochures are available of the Farmer’s Market), and the such an event might be one that “The United States Department of Agriculture at Fort Bragg City Hall, 416 Franklin St, or by vision of one young woman and the community needed to hear (USDA) prohibits discrimination in al of its pro- calling 961-2823, ext. 109, or contacting Denise her relentless drive and energy. about in a different way than grams and activities on the basis of race, color, Williams of Laurin Associates, program operator, She was fortunate enough to just a news release. It had too national origin, gender, religion, age, disability, or at 800-424-1193. have a group of supportive much to put in one or two para- political beliefs. Persons with disabilities who friends (Nadia Tarlow of TB graphs. It almost needed a story, require alternate means for communication or Bureau of Land Management: Greene Gallery, Jane Covella Community chatter so this column is to give Art in program information (Braille, large print, audio from the Mendocino Arts By Kathy Davidson Motion a proper introduction tapes, etc.) should contact USDA’s TARGET seasonal fire restrictions are in Council, and Jill Shmuckley for some of the talented locals Center at (202) 270-2600 (Voice and TDD).” effect and Rick Hansen) who worked There you are, under the who might not have another “To file a discrimination complaint, write tirelessly with her to pull it bright summer sun, and you are way to display their wares. This USDA, Director, Office of Civil Rights, Room Fire season restrictions on campfires and off- together. To cinch the deal, Joy mentally swept away from the afternoon had all the markings 326-W, Whitten Building, 14th and Independence road driving are in effect for public lands man- Beeler representing the Ukiah problems you see on the news of a popular annual event that Avenue, SW, Washington, D.C. 29250-9410 or aged by the Bureau of Land Management in Lake, Main Street Program donated or the troubles you face during would grow every year and help call (202) 7205964 (Voice and TDD). USDA is an Mendocino, Sonoma, Napa, Yolo, Colusa, Glenn the seed money to launch Art in the week because those bring shoppers to downtown equal opportunity provider and employer.” and Solano counties. Motion. thoughts and images suddenly and support local crafters. For more information, contact Pinoleville “The restrictions were put in place to lessen the This new community event seem very remote. Such an Amber saw the possibilities Native American Head Start, 500 A Pinoleville danger of human-caused fires and will remain in on the streets of our downtown afternoon reminds you that liv- and had the connections from Drive, Ukiah, CA 95482, 468-3835. effect until fire dangers are reduced,” said Rich encompasses something that ing life in a small town seems many friends and associates in Burns, manager of the BLM Ukiah Field Office. this area seems to have no lack like a pretty great thing and music, dance, art and other parts Under the restrictions: of- talented people who create aren’t you lucky?. That kind of Coyote Valley Tribal Council beautiful and unique objects, of her young history to gather • Campfires or other open fires, including bar- mental and physical transforma- those resources for our enjoy- youth summer food program becues and portable stoves, are prohibited except products, sights and sounds. tion is what makes a great com- Picture a warm and sunny ment. There are too many indi- The Coyote Valley Tribal Council announces within fire rings or stoves in designated recreation munity event, and this one has it viduals to mention, but she had sites or campgrounds. Portable stoves using gas, Saturday stroll on the down- all in one place on one day. the sponsorship of the Summer Food Service town streets of Ukiah. . . the friends putting together a web- Program. Free meals will be made available to all jellied petroleum or pressurized liquid fuel may That was the vision of Amber site, and designing applications stores on School Street from the Maier. I first encountered children who are 18 years of age and younger at be used with a valid California campfire permit. Plaza north are open and people for booths, posters and press the Coyote Valley Education Center, 7751 North • Target shooters may not use steel jacket, steel Amber while browsing at Ruby releases. Others began contact- are shopping. In front of the Slippers downtown the eve State Street, Redwood Valley, from noon to 1:30 core, armor piercing, tracer, incendiary or explod- storefronts are easels of painting theatrical performers and p.m. For more information, call 485-8723. ing ammunition. before her very first Art in artists of all types, and another ings, photos and drawings. Soft Motion in June. In the close sur- The United States Department of Agriculture • Internal combustion engines may be used jazz is playing or perhaps you became a liaison with the store- (USDA) prohibits discrimination in al of its pro- only on roads and designated trails. Motor vehi- hear the sounds of a mandolin. roundings of the store, I could- keepers for their cooperation. grams and activities on the basis of race, color, cles must remain on established roads and trails. Wander a little further and you n’t help but notice her cheery The results were the kind of national origin, gender, religion, age, disability, or • Smoking is prohibited, except within may hear bell ringers playing greeting and entrance and then afternoon that reminds one of political beliefs. Persons with disabilities who enclosed vehicles or buildings or in developed Bach or a folk guitarist or Celtic overhear her conversation with some of the renaissance novels require alternate means for communication or recreation sites. musicians. You will follow the another customer and the store’s or movies that depict street program information (Braille, large print, audio • Possession and use of fireworks, including music because it will take you to owner. She was excited and faires and weekly markets tapes, etc.) should contact USDA’s TARGET those approved by the State Fire Marshal, are pro- table after table, and booth after exuberant about what the next where everyone comes to town Center at (202) 270-2600 (Voice and TDD). hibited on all BLM-managed public lands. booth of displays featuring one- day would bring, worried about to sell, buy, or just visit. Art in To file a discrimination complaint, write Violation of the restrictions is punishable by a fine of-a-kind hand crafted items in the publicity, thrilled about the Motion is very unlike the USDA, Director, Office of Civil Rights, Room of up to $1,000 and up to 12 months imprison- pottery, ceramics, tile, glass, quality of the vendors, con- PumpkinFest or other street 326-W, Whitten Building, 14th and Independence ment or both. wire, and cloth. cerned about some minor logis- faires because it truly caters and Avenue, SW, Washington, D.C. 29250-9410 or For more information, contact the BLM Ukiah Unique jewelry, fabulous tical problems (that almost focuses on all aspects of art. call (202) 7205964 (Voice and TDD). USDA is an Field Office 468-4000, or the Ukiah Field Office handmade, individually always happen during a new The next Art in Motion is on equal opportunity provider and employer. at 2550 N. State St. Ukiah. designed quilts, and mini-gal- event) and if she had everything Saturday, July 28th, The last leries of art are a feast for the taken care of. Saturday of the month through eyes. Dancers will perform to She was all over the place summer is the plan (Aug. 25, add to the pleasure of the walk emotionally because her enthu- Sept. 29). Artisans, vendors and Community Foundation of Mendocino and just down the street at Alex siasm and vibrant personality performers are still needed. The Thomas Plaza is the ever popu- just literally bubbled over. Have more the merrier. If you are lar Farmer’s Market, drawing you ever met a person who interested in finding out how to County announces local scholarship winners you closer with all of its tempt- immediately captures your help, become a vendor or per- The Daily Journal Taylor Todd received the Program, please visit our web- ing fragrances and colors of attention when they enter a former, or just get general infor- The Community David Joseph Talamo site,fruits, vegetables, and home- room? Well that was Amber. mation, call Amber at 463-1287. Foundation of Mendocino Memorial Athletic www.communityfound.org, or grown or organic foods and Young, ambitious, creative, Remember, Out of the Mud, County would like to thank its Scholarship as a result of his call 468-9882. products. hopeful and a visionary of the Grows the Lotus. donors and honor sixteen win- academic and athletic perfor- ners of 2007-2008 academic mance. He also received the year scholarships. Montana Ryan and Collin Petitte Miller, Taylor Allen, Adam Memorial Scholarship, along Allsup and Jeremy Pollard with Cody Cranford and received the Rodrigue Family Vocational Scholarship and Noemi Rosales, for his inter- will pursue training at a trade est in pursuing a career in school or a community col- wildlife conservation, envi- lege this fall. ronmental resource manage- Andy Kong received the ment, or economics. California Retired Teachers The Community Association Division 55 Foundation would like to Hilmer Finne Music thank the donors of the John Scholarship in honor of his Wesley McGehee Memorial academic performance and Scholarship Fund and the interest in music. Chad Young Parent Scholarship Bunting and Ryan Houghton Fund for their generosity over are the final recipients of the the years. We have enjoyed John Wesley McGehee administering these wonderful Memorial Scholarship and scholarships and will miss the were chosen for their interest opportunity to continue to do in pursuing careers in science, so. mathematics or engineering. To donate to or to learn Daniel Ayala Ortiz received more about the Community he Ukiah High Class of 1960 Scholarship for his commit- Foundation Scholarship ment to public service and helping others. Cassandra Gibson and Laura Gonzalez were chosen for their academ- Cradle ic success and community service for the Mendocino Springs Agricultural Families’ Pet ResortPR Scholarship, which is offered to children of employees of Comforting options for pet owners the agricultural industry. Caleb Meek-Bradley will Going Out Of Town study theater at Mendocino College as the recipient of the Ukiah High School Alumni Stress Free Association/Tom Goforth Scholarship. Similarly, Seaira Boarding Yeend and Teresa Garner will attend Mendocino College as 744-1621 • Hopland the final recipients of the www.CradleSpringsPetResort.com Young Parent Scholarship.

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LOCAL A big change for Sergio Garcia, and Carnoustie CALENDAR By DOUG FERGUSON Nasty” in 1999. He was all is gone,” McGinley said. wee breeze. Ames. AP Golf Writer smiles Thursday after a spark- Tiger Woods, bidding to Garcia led two dozen play- But even under drab skies SATURDAY, JULY 21 CARNOUSTIE, Scotland ing par save from the bunker become the first player in ers who broke par, including and in temperatures so chilly Ukiah Cats Junior American Legion vs. Napa at Anton Stadium 11/2:00 — Sergio Garcia knew right on the 18th hole gave him a 6- more than 50 years to win the 18-year-old amateur Rory that Woods wore mittens, under 65 and a two-shot lead British Open three straight McIlroy, the only one in the there were exciting moments -Calendar listings are culled from the away there would be no cry- most recent schedules provided by the ing at Carnoustie this time. over Paul McGinley, the first times, added another signature 156-man field who was from every corner of schools and organizations in our coverage area. Please report schedule The leaderboard at the time the Spaniard has led after moment to the majors when bogey-free. He was at 68, Carnoustie, and not the carni- changes or incorrect listings to The Daily Journal Sports Department at 468- British Open already was any round of a major since he he holed a 90-foot birdie putt along with U.S. Open champi- val variety with Jean Van de 3518. loaded with rounds under par opened with a 66 at the ’99 on the par-3 16th that sent him on Angel Cabrera, former Velde standing knee-deep in when Garcia hit 3-iron down PGA Championship. to a 69. U.S. Open champion Michael the Barry Burn. COMMUNITY the middle of the first fairway. They don’t hand out the “I was trying to get it up Campbell and Boo Weekley, Daly holed out from the Then his 9-iron settled 8 feet claret jug after 18 holes, but there close, anywhere where I the country boy from the 12th fairway for eagle. Lee DIGEST from the cup, and when he Garcia was in line for another could have an easy second Florida Panhandle who felt Westwood knocked one in for rolled that in for birdie, it award. putt,” Woods said. “Lo and right at home playing links eagle from the 15th fairway. Soccer Camp brought back memories from “Most improved,” he said. behold, it falls in.” golf for the first time. Garcia stood out above Scholarship eight years ago when the He might have to share the Carnoustie is no cream But the course still showed them all. worst round of his career honor with Carnoustie. puff, but it must have felt that a nasty side. Eight years ago, he made The Ryan Rones Scholarship began with a triple bogey. The links course that was way to those who were here in John Daly was atop the only one birdie in 36 holes. He Committee is looking for applicants for the scholarship fund to Walking off the green, roundly criticized for its gru- 1999, when no one broke par leaderboard at 5 under par made seven in the first round benefit players wanting to attend Garcia turned to his caddie eling conditions for its last in the first round, the cut was until he dropped eight shots alone Thursday. soccer camps. Applicants must and said, “That’s four better British Open presented a far 12 over and the winning score over the final seven holes, “Like I told you at the be dedicated to the game of soccer, hard-working, and have a than last time.” more gentle test in the open- 6-over 290. The grass is not including a triple bogey from beginning of the week, it’s not good team attitude. Pick up And it only got better — 24 ing round this time, especially nearly as high or as thick, the a greenside bunker on the par- about revenge for me. I just applications at 601 N. State Street, or call 468-5711. Please shots better. with the rain-softened turf and fairways not nearly as narrow. 5 14th hole. want to play solid,” Garcia submit the application at least Garcia sobbed on his moth- only a slight breeze off the And the biggest change might Eight players failed to said. “I just want to play a lit- two weeks before the start of the er’s shoulder when he shot 89 North Sea. have been the wind, which break 80, including former tle bit like I did today, give camp. Donations toward the fund are gratefully accepted at the at the place called “Car- “The bite in the golf course was truly nothing more than a Players champion Stephen address listed above. See GARCIA, Page A-8 Mendocino College Volleyball Camp CUBS 9 | GIANTS 8

Mendocino College will host a week-long volleyball camp for area girls beginning Monday, Rocky first inning proves costly for Morris August 6. This is a general skills camp put on by the Mendo-Lake By JANIE McCAULEY of the first three games completely Spikers Volleyball Club. Girls going into grades 7-9 should AP Sports Writer while nursing his sore legs. He pinch sign up for the morning session CHICAGO — Barry Bonds’ worst hit Tuesday night, the first time he (9a.m.-noon). Girls going into slump is over and Hank Aaron’s record hadn’t started three in a row since sit- 10-12th grades should sign up for the later session (1-4 p.m.) for can’t be far behind. ting five straight games from June 7- the more advanced players. Bonds moved within two home runs 11, 2006. Local coaches will teach funda- of Aaron’s record Thursday, sending The fans started booing Bonds lusti- mental skill in a low player to coach environment. This camp is No. 752 over the right-field bleachers ly before he even took the field, hol- perfect for girls trying out for on the first pitch he saw, and No. 753 lering in displeasure when his name teams in the fall, or just for fun. The cost is $80. To register call into the basket of the center-field wall. was announced with the starting line- Ori Polkinghorne at 463-0451 He was ready, all right, breaking out ups. They let him have it again when and receive a camp flier. of his worst slump in six years. he emerged from the dugout and Registration is also available the first day of camp. The San Francisco slugger returned stepped into the on-deck circle in the to the starting lineup for the first time first but didn’t bat. All Sport Camp in four games after resting his sore He was jeered again when he took Offered in August legs, though his two homers weren’t his spot in left field for the first time, enough for the Giants in a 9-8 loss to with fans lining the fence to give their The City of Ukiah is offering an the surging Chicago Cubs. voices a better chance of being heard All-Sport Camp which will cover basketball, softball, volleyball, “Yeah, it’s real,” said Bonds, who by the slugger. soccer, and flag football over the has hesitated to discuss his quest for Bonds was in an 0-for-17 slump course of a five day span. The camp costs $125 and will be the record. before hitting his 746th homer against held at the Pomolita Middle Bonds didn’t just clear the fences in the Rockies on May 27. School Gym. the second inning when he crushed the Meanwhile, it appeared that the Derek Heath is the instructor, and the camp hours run 9 a.m. to specially monogrammed ball for his yearlong term of the federal grand jury captionJose Carlos Fajardo/Contra Costa Times 3 p.m. August 13-17. 18th homer of the season and first in in San Francisco investigating Bonds 25 at-bats, he cleared the bleachers San Francisco Giants pitcher Matt Morris, who has been the most for perjury had been extended. altogether. consistent starter this season, needed 23 pitches to escape the first Thursday marked the year anniversary Sign up now inning in yesterday’s game in Chicago. for NULL Fall Ball On Friday, the chase moves to of the grand jury’s creation and the Season Miller Park in Milwaukee, the city within 9-8 and gave him six RBIs on Davison, who has retrieved more than strongest indication that it remained in where Aaron both started and ended the day, his most since driving in six 4,200 keepsake balls including one session was the continued incarcera- North Ukiah Little League Fall his career. It’s also the home of com- tion of Bonds’ personal trainer, Greg Ball is available for players ages runs Sept. 22 at Milwaukee. It was his other from Bonds. He might be a will- 10-12 years for the upcoming missioner Bud Selig, who hasn’t said seventh career game with at least six ing seller this time, but had already Anderson. 2008 season. The season whether he’ll be in the seats as Bonds RBIs. turned down an offer for $5,000. Anderson is being held in contempt begins August 27 through attempts to make history. of court for refusing to testify in the October 27. Sign ups end July The second one also moved Bonds “I’d have to seriously consider any- 31. Contact Sonny Garza 707- Bonds said going to Aaron’s former past Carlton Fisk for most longballs by thing over $25,000,” Davison said. perjury probe. He will remain in 524-8844 for more information. city would not affect him because he’s a player in a year he turns at least 43. “I’ll be happy to keep it.” prison until he talks or until the grand Registration is $55 per player. more concerned with getting the Fisk hit 18 at age 43 in 1990 and 18 Tyler Olson, a 13-year-old from jury’s term expires. Grand jury terms Jr Giants Car Wash Giants on track. more the following year at 44. Bonds Freeport, Ill., came up with No. 753. last a year, but can twice be extended “It doesn’t mean anything more needs two more homers not only to The teen declined comment. for three months. Ukiah Junior Giants is having a than anywhere else,” Bonds said. “I’m The Cubs batted around in a four- carwash on Saturday, July 28, match Hammerin’ Hank’s record, but “I was just hoping they’d throw the from 10-1:00 at the Rite Aid feeling great. Maybe I’m going to take also to tie Fisk’s 72 homers after turn- ball back like they said. They lied,” run first against Matt Morris (7-6), parking lot in Ukiah. All benefits three more days off and come back.” ing 40. Bonds said. “I was going to put them who needed 23 pitches to get out of the pay to take 100 local kids to a Bonds sent the first pitch from Cubs inning. Daryle Ward and Jacque Jones professional baseball game (the Chicago could still celebrate after- in my trophy room.” San Francisco Giants) at no starter Ted Lilly high over the right- ward. The Cubs earned their 18th vic- Bonds connected for the first time each hit RBI singles in the inning. expense to them!!! For more info field fence leading off the second — tory in the last 23 games and sixth in since a first-inning homer July 3 at Jones finished with four hits. Lilly or to help out call Kim Garroutte stole his first career base in the fifth at 462-4501. and it was the first drive out of seven since the All-Star break, moving Cincinnati and also ended a seven- Wrigley Field to reach Sheffield six games over .500 (50-44) for the game hitless stretch. In the third, Lilly after hitting a two-out single. Avenue all season. Then he homered first time since June 11, 2005, when had no choice but to go right after him Notes: Bob Howry worked the Six-a-Side Soccer again in the seventh, a three-run shot they were 33-27. again — and Bonds looped a bases- ninth for his seventh save. Tournament off Will Ohman. Aramis Ramirez doubled among his loaded, two-run single into left-center San Francisco catcher Bengie Ohman became the 443rd pitcher to The Ukiah Host Lions and three hits and drove in two runs a day field. Molina allowed the team’s third Ryan Rones Dickey Memorial give up a home run to Bonds, who has after sitting out to rest his sore left He drew his 95th walk to start the passed ball in two games in the third, Soccer Fund are sponsoring a 19 homers on the year. It was Bonds’ knee and Alfonso Soriano added two sixth. allowing Cliff Floyd to score. The ball six-a-side soccer tournament for 71st multihomer game, second all- high school age boys and girls doubles, a single, an RBI and two runs He was mired in a season-worst 0- hit Molina and bounced to the Giants’ on Saturday, August 18, at the time behind Babe Ruth’s 72, and sec- scored. for-21 slump, two off his career high dugout. The Giants activated LHP Pomolita Middle School track. ond this season. The fans both cheered and booed set during his rookie season in 1986. Jonathan Sanchez from the 15-day dis- Games begin at 8 a.m. and will end about 5 p.m. Entry fee is Bonds’ solo shot pulled the Giants when Bonds’ first homer sailed out in The latest funk was his longest since a abled list and optioned LHP Pat Misch $150 per team. within 4-1 and it was San Francisco’s the direction of a beer billboard read- hitless stretch of the same length from to Triple-A Fresno. Applications can be picked up first hit off Lilly (10-4), who surren- at 601 N. State Street, via email ing “755 BOTTLES OF BEER ON April 5-12, 2001 — the year he broke The four-game series drew a at [email protected] or call dered his third career homer to Bonds THE WALL.” Dave Davison, a 39- Mark McGwire’s single-season home Wrigley Field record of 161,374 fans. 468-5711. Applications for the and later a two-run single but still won year-old regular at Wrigley, retrieved run record with 73. The previous record was 159,451 vs. tourney are due by August 1. his sixth straight decision to match a the ball in the middle of the street after Bonds, whose 43rd birthday is Cincinnati in 2004. Hopland Bears career high. it bounced off someone else’s arm. Tuesday, returned to the starting lineup For more on the Bonds home run Bonds’ second homer got the Giants And it wasn’t the first souvenir for for the series finale after missing two chase see page 8. The Hopland Bears will begin sign-ups and conditioning beginning August 1, at 5:30 pm (at Hopland Elementary School). Those interested should attend the sessions with copies of their birth certificate, their most recent South African wins Tour de France’s 11th stage report card, and the $70 sign up fee. professional level in Europe.” serious for the rest of the The Tour was dealt a crush- Applications may be completed Hunter won the 113.4-mile Tour.” ing blow on Wednesday after at that time, or players may By JAMEY KEATEN request that one be mailed to Associated Press Writer 11th stage from Marseille to But with about 40 miles Germany’s cycling federation them by calling: Coach Rick 291- MONTPELLIER, France Montpellier in 3 hours, 47 left, Alexandre Vinokourov’s said Patrik Sinkewitz, who 9457, or Coach Pete 463-8800. — After six years in the Tour minutes, 50 seconds, outpac- Astana team accelerated, dropped out of the race after a de France, Robert Hunter ing second-place Fabian splitting the main pack in two rough crash last weekend, had Ukiah Lions Football Cancellara of Switzerland and — leaving Moreau and the tested positive for high levels and Cheer sign-ups finally won one for South Africa. Murilo Fischer of Brazil in small group trailing far of testosterone in a surprise Ukiah Lions Youth Football and Hunter, the first rider from third. behind. doping test conducted during Cheer wil be assigning players to his country in cycling’s pre- The main pack of riders The Tour will head into the a training run last month. their teams on Saturday, July 28, finished in the same time. medium-sized mountains “There’s nothing right in in Anton Stadium, at 9:00 a.m. mier event, became the first It was the second stage win 6:38 behind Rasmussen. He Friday for the 12th stage, tak- what happened yesterday, it’s All players must attend. We will South African to win a stage also be accepting new sign ups for Hunter’s Barloworld team. entered the day in sixth place, ing riders on a 110.9-mile something that the sport needs at the same time. on Thursday, while Michael Regular practice will begin on Juan Mauricio Soler of 3:18 back. jaunt from Montpellier to to get over,” Hunter said. Monday, July 30, 5:30 p.m. at Rasmussen of Denmark Colombia took the ninth stage Moreau and AG2R Castres, a stage likely to favor “Unfortunately, you are going Anton Stadium. For more infor- retained the yellow jersey. on Tuesday. Prevoyance teammate Simon breakaway riders. to have stupid people in the mation call Chuck Thornhill at “I’m really happy. I have 485-7600. Rasmussen retained his Gerrans of Australia crashed The next big test is likely to world that are going to try to no words to describe what I’m lead over his main rivals for at the 19-mile mark, shred- come on Saturday with the take advantage of the situa- feeling right now,” Hunter the yellow jersey. He is 2:35 ding Moreau’s uniform over first of two individual time tri- tion. said. “I’ve done the Tour de ahead of second-place his left thigh. als in and around the town of “I’m obviously sorry for France six times, and I’m the Alejandro Valverde and 2:39 “There’s no panic. (He) just Albi. people who are following the Continued first South African ever to ride in front of Iban Mayo in third. got scraped up on the shoulder Three days in the Pyrenees sport and continue to see on page 9 in it. The day’s biggest loser in and thigh,” AG2R sporting mountains loom at the start of things like that. However, at “I’m hoping it will boost the overall race was director Vincent Lavenu told the third week before the July the end of the day, cycling is the sport in South Africa to get Christophe Moreau of France, France-2 television midway 29 finish on the Champs- the most controlled sport in more young riders up to the who dropped to 14th place — through the stage. “It’s not Elysees in Paris. the world.” A-8 – FRIDAY, JULY 20 SPORTS THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL Sorenstam, Ochoa advance; other top LPGA players ousted By JOHN NICHOLSON ond. Hull made a double bogey, hit- Pressel, beating the Kraft Nabisco what I deserved.” AP Sports Writer ting into two bunkers. winner 2-up. Two years ago, Kim Ochoa, the tour leader with NEW ROCHELLE, N.Y. — “I’m just going to keep giving holed out from a bunker to beat three victories this year, will face Annika Sorenstam got exactly what myself opportunities and keep work- Pressel in the U.S. Women’s Open. local favorite Meaghan Francella she wanted — and then some — in ing hard,” Hull said. “I think I can “I just played terrible,” Pressel — a 2-and-1 winner over Meena the first round of the HSBC compete out here and win tourna- said. Lee — on Friday and could meet Women’s World Match Play ments.” Lincicome, seeded 13th, lost 4 eighth-seeded Paula Creamer in Championship. Top-seeded Lorena Ochoa easily and 3 to longtime European Solheim the quarterfinals. Making her fourth start since advanced, while No. 2 Karrie Webb, Cup standout Carin Koch, while “The greens, even though they returning from disk injuries in her major winners Cristie Kerr and LPGA Championship winner Suzann had rain yesterday, were a lot back and neck, the 36-year-old Morgan Pressel and 2006 winner Pettersen, the No. 7 seed, advanced faster today than they were in the Swede outlasted 62nd-seeded Brittany Lincicome were eliminated. with a 19-hole victory over In-Bee pro-am,” Ochoa said. “I think I did Katherine Hull in 20 holes Thursday Ochoa, the 2006 Sybase Classic Park. a really good job with the speed on in hazy and humid conditions at winner at Wykagyl, routed South “I’m happy that I played decent,” the greens. That’s going to be a Wykagyl Country Club. African teenager Ashleigh Simon 6 Lincicome said. “I didn’t just give it key this week.” “It’s key for me to just get to play and 5, matching the largest margin of to her completely. She was making Creamer beat Giulia Sergas 4 and the more holes the better,” said victory in the three-year history of 5-footers to save par, and 20-footers and 3. Sorenstam, seeded third in the 64- the event. like they were nothing. She just had “I worked on my swing a lot player event. “It’s good for me to “It was a good day,” Ochoa said. a great day. You can’t take anything this year, so it was good to go out really get some pressure on myself “In match play, it’s always important away from her.” and play competitively,” said again. I really haven’t had that this to get off to a good start. ... I hope to Koch, seeded 52nd, saved par on Creamer, the 2005 Sybase winner year because I really haven’t been in keep going the same the next few the par-4 14th after driving into a at Wykagyl. contention or I just haven’t even days.” concession stand and ended the Fifth-seeded Se Ri Pak, coming played.” Charlotte Mayorkas, at No. 63 the match on 15 with another up-and- off her fifth Jamie Farr Owens All square after 12 holes, highest seed to advance in tourna- down par after a poor drive. Corning Classic victory Sunday, Sorenstam and Hull each won three ment history, beat Webb with a birdie “We were both struggling a little beat Beth Bader 2-up to set up a of the final six holes of regulation. on No. 18. Down three holes after bit off the tee,” Koch said. “I man- second-round match against Sorenstam took the 219-yard 13th five, Mayorkas tied Webb with a aged to get it up and down a few Christina Kim, a 3-and-2 winner with a par and won the 16th and 17th birdie on No. 12. times and made some really clutch over U.S. Solheim Cup partner “You’ve just got to stay focused,” putts.” Natalie Gulbis. with birdies, while the Australian photo by John McCoy/LA Daily News won 14, 15 and 18 with birdies. Mayorkas said. “Even though you’re In other upsets, 56th-seeded Hye Divots: Fog delayed the start of LPGA golfing legend Annika “It was a thriller. There was a lot down, you’ve just got to keep going Jung Choi beat ninth-seeded Juli play for 15 minutes. ... The third Sorenstam, shown here arriving of drama,” said Sorenstam, a stroke- with it.” Inkster 4 and 3, and 54th-seeded round and quarterfinals will be for last week’s ESPY awards, is play winner at Wykagyl in 1998 and The fourth-seeded Kerr, the U.S. Janice Moodie edged 11th-seeded Ji- played Saturday and the semifinals battling a back injury. 2000. Women’s Open champion, dropped a Yai Shin in 19 holes. and final are set for Sunday. ... The After halving the first extra hole 5-and-4 decision to 61st-seeded Amy “I played poorly,” said Inkster, a winner will receive $500,000 from holes, the longest match in tourna- with a par, Sorenstam won the match Hung, while 59th-seeded Birdie Kim finalist last year. “She played very the $2 million purse. ... Maria Hjorth ment history. ... Jeong Jang beat with a conceded par on the par-4 sec- again got the best of the sixth-seeded well and was very consistent. I got outlasted Catriona Matthew in 23 2005 winner Marisa Baena 3 and 2.

rarely starts cables. tee shot into thick rough along Woods hit his shot. out this well. Woods put his name atop the ropes left of the 10th fair- Woods wound up making Garcia His biggest the leaderboard by reaching way, the ball resting on some par with a nifty chip over the weakness has the 578-yard sixth hole, which television cables. Usually, the edge of a bunker and an 8-foot Continued from Page A-7 been putting, played downwind, with a 7- player is allowed to move the putt. Had he played his ball and it got so iron and making eagle with a cables and replace the ball if it from the thicker grass, he myself good looks at birdies, bad that he 20-foot putt. His round was moves. might not have been able to not suffer too much out there changed to a starting to get away with Not this time. Royal & get so close to the green. on the course and put myself belly putter bogeys on the 12th and 13th Ancient official Alan Holmes “I’ve never seen a ruling in a position where I can do two weeks holes and a skulled chip on the gave Woods a free drop one like that,” Woods said. “I something on Sunday.” ago. Even so, par-5 14th that cost him an club length away, where the thought they should have been Not many suffered it was his ball- easy birdie. grass was trampled and the lie able to move those.” Thursday. striking that But he played the three significantly improved. It was strange, to be sure, K.J. Choi, twice a winner carried him at tough closing holes in 1 under, Holmes said the cables but everything at Carnoustie on the PGA Tour in the last Carnoustie. thanks to a putt that he only were fixed. But former seemed that way. two months, Padraig He made all wanted to get close. European Tour player Mark The two dozen scores Harrington and Stewart Cink but one of his His caddie, Steve Williams, Roe, working for the BBC, under par. The absence of were among those at 69, while birdies from was tending the flag as he went over and moved the punishing wind. U.S. Open champion Jim inside 10 feet watched the ball climb a steep cables some 3 feet after And no tears. Furyk and two-time U.S. and reached ridge and track toward the Open champion Retief both par 5s in hole. Williams raised his Goosen were in the large two. index finger when the ball was group at 70. “More than still 5 feet away, and Woods Phil Mickelson dropped a anything, you dropped his putter in surprise shot on the final hole for even- can’t imagine when it disappeared. par 71. the amount of “You’ve got basically four The Original Sprayed On Garcia, even though he is good putts I File photo really tough holes coming in,” Polyurethane Bed Liner only 27, is regarded by some No need for Sergio Garcia to cry on his he said. “And I played 1 hit on the mother’s shoulder at Carnoustie ‘07. as the best player without a front nine that under, so that was a huge Pick-Em Up Truck Store major championship. He has didn’t go in,” he said. “But all The putter was a beautiful bonus.” had his chances, finishing in of them looked like they were weapon for Woods, at least on Also helping was a peculiar 462-5086 the top five seven times since going in, and that’s the beauti- one hole. ruling by the rules official in 1070 A N. State St., Ukiah turning pro in 1999. But he ful thing about it.” So were some television his group. Woods pulled his

‘Hell’ awaits dogfight promoters By CHARLES BABINGTON and training pit bulls for fight- Associated Press Writer ing in Virginia and elsewhere. WASHINGTON — Investigators say some losing Allegations of a vicious dog- dogs died in the pit or were fighting ring prompted an later electrocuted, drowned, unusually emotional speech in hanged or shot. the Capitol Thursday, as the Byrd, 89, said he would not Senate’s longest-serving prejudge the men’s guilt or member fought tears and innocence, but he left no called for God’s judgment on doubts about his sentiments. those who promote such “I am confident that the activities. hottest places in hell are “Barbaric,” Sen. Robert C. reserved for the souls of sick Byrd, D-W.Va., shouted four and brutal people who hold times in a Senate chamber that God’s creatures in such brutal was mostly empty except for and cruel contempt,” he said. two dozen somewhat startled “One is left wondering,” he tourists. said. “Who are the real ani- “Let that word resound mals: the creatures inside or from hill to hill and from outside the ring?” mountain to mountain, from When he finished, valley to valley across this Massachusetts Sen. Edward broad land,” he thundered, M. Kennedy, who sometimes raising his right hand. “May brings his Portuguese water God help those poor souls dogs to work, said, “Great who would be so cruel. speech, Bob.” As Byrd left the Barbaric! Hear me!” chamber, a Senate page and Federal agents have TV reporter shook his hand charged Atlanta Falcons quar- and thanked him, and a young terback Michael Vick and woman had her photo taken three others with procuring with him. Lakers re-sign center Mihm EL SEGUNDO, Calif. — realign his heel bone. Popular Los Angeles Lakers His absence was particular- center Chris Mihm has re- ly critical for the Lakers signed with the team after because they have had a lack missing all of last season fol- of depth in the middle. lowing reconstructive ankle Mihm injured his ankle in surgery. the final minute of a game Mihm, an unrestricted free against Seattle on March 12, agent who turned 28 on 2006, and played just once the Monday, had averaged career rest of that season. highs of 10.2 points, 6.3 He was acquired by the rebounds and 1.24 blocked Lakers from the Boston shots in 59 games during the Celtics along with Chucky 2005-06 season. Atkins and Jumaine Jones for Paid $4.2 million by the Gary Payton, Rick Fox and a Lakers for last season, the 7- first-round draft pick on Aug. foot, 265-pound Mihm under- 13, 2004. went surgery in November to Mihm has averaged 8.0 repair a ligament and tendon points and 5.5 rebounds in in his right ankle and to 395 career NBA games. THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL SPORTS FRIDAY, JULY 20, 2007 – A-9 Brewers won’t treat Bonds differently in Milwaukee LOCAL CALENDAR Associated Press writer Bush and Claudio TEAM HOMERED MOST MILWAUKEE — Barry Bonds is Vargas are sched- AGAINST: San Diego, 86 headed for Miller Park with a chance uled to start for NL Fourth Annual BALLPARKS HOMERED IN: 36 Legends 10k and 5k to break Hank Aaron’s career home Central-leading FAVORITE BALLPARK: AT&T run record, and Brewers manager Ned Milwaukee in the Park, 155 Join the fourth annual Legends Yost is pledging not to treat him any weekend series FAVORITE ROAD BALLPARK: of the Redwoods 10k, 5k run and differently. against the Giants. Qualcomm/Jack Murphy walk on July 21. The race starts at Bonds homered twice in the Giants’ Bonds has hit one 8:30 a.m. at the Sun House Park, Stadium, 39 431 Main Street in Ukiah. 9-8 loss to the Chicago Cubs on home run off HOME HOMERS: 374 Entry fee is $20, which includes Thursday, giving him 753 for his Suppan, none AWAY HOMERS: 379 a shirt. Runners 16 and under are career. He needs just three more to against Bush and DAY HOMERS: 278 $5, no shirt included. For more break the record set by Aaron, who Vargas and 21 in his information call Mark at 272-9246 NIGHT HOMERS: 475 or Tim at 272-4187. started and finished his career in career against PITCHERS HOMERED Milwaukee. Milwaukee. AGAINST: 443 2007 Fall Men’s “We just play the game,” Yost said He also has six RIGHT-HANDED PITCHERS: Softball sign-ups after the Brewers beat the Arizona homers at Miller 530 Diamondbacks 10-1 on Thursday. “It Park, which opened LEFT-HANDED PITCHERS: 222 Ukiah Men’s League Softball doesn’t matter if it is Bonds or Derrek in 2001. play is scheduled to begin in late FAVORITE PITCHERS: Greg August and run through October. Lee. If it’s a guy we don’t want beating “We’re not going Maddux, John Smoltz, Curt Sponsor fees are $350 per team us in a situation, we’ll do what we to run and hide to Schilling, Terry Mulholland, and $30 per player. Registration need to do. But then again, I don’t forms are available at the City of make sure this guy Chan Ho Park 8 Ukiah Recreation Department or think it is fair to your fans to take away doesn’t do this or FAVORITE INNING: 1st, 130 at www.cityofukiah.com. from them an opportunity to see histo- that,” Yost said. The sponsor fee is due at the FAVORITE MONTH: August, 141 time of registration. Player fees ry made.” “We are going to do FAVORITE LINEUP SPOT: Third, will be collected from team man- Milwaukee also is the home of our best to make 329 agers at the first game. commissioner Bud Selig, who hasn’t sure that if it hap- GRAND SLAMS: 11 said whether he’ll be in the seats as Doug Duran/Contra Costa Times Co-Ed Softball pens, it is in a com- Bonds on the cusp of the home run record. SOLO HOMERS: 445 Bonds attempts to make history. petitive nature.” INSIDE THE PARK HOMERS: 3 sign-ups “It doesn’t mean anything different San Francisco baseball players of all-time,” Newsom PINCH-HIT HOMERS: 4 Ukiah Co-ed Softball League than anywhere else,” Bonds said of returns home for a seven-game home- said. DESIGNATED-HITTER play is scheduled to begin in mid playing in Aaron’s town. “Right now, I August and run through October. stand after the series against “For the last 14 years, he has enter- HOMERS: 10 Sponsor fees are $350 per team just feel good. My body feels great. I Milwaukee. tained us at the plate and in left field, MULTI-HOMER GAMES: 71 and $30 per player. Registration feel rejuvenated a little bit.” and more recently, his splash hits into THREE-HOMER GAMES: 4 forms are available at the City of The Giants-Cubs game was on in Ukiah Recreation Department or San Francisco City Hall decked McCovey Cove have become synony- GAME-ENDING HOMERS: 10 at www.cityofukiah.com. the home clubhouse at Miller Park out as Bonds nears record mous with San Francisco and Giants HOMERS-EXTRA INNINGS: 11 The sponsor fee is due at the after Milwaukee’s victory as players City Hall will be lit up with orange time of registration. Player fees baseball,” the mayor added. “I think I HOMERS-TEAM AHEAD: 271 will be collected from team man- watched to see if Bonds would hit a lights and keeping track of Barry speak for all San Franciscans when I HOMERS-TEAM BEHIND: 268 agers at the first game. Teams third home run. Bonds’ home runs starting Friday as say, GO BARRY.” HOMERS-TEAM SCORE TIED: must have at least five men and Yost said Bonds being so close to five women to begin play (age 16 the Giants slugger gets closer to break- Bonds and the Giants open a three- 214 and up). the record and the circus atmosphere ing Hank Aaron’s career record. game series at Milwaukee on Friday HOMERS-NO OUT: 269 that will accompany him to Mayor Gavin Newsom said a flag night. HOMERS-ONE OUT: 259 Women’s softball tour- Milwaukee will not impact his team. hanging from the balcony outside his ——— HOMERS-TWO OUT: 225 nament sign-ups “We’re just going to play the game office would carry the number 753 — AP Sports Writer Janie McCauley HOMER RUNS NEEDED TO like we do any other one,” he said. The City of Ukiah would like to where Bonds’ tally stood after he hit in Chicago contributed to this report. CAPTURE ALL-TIME announce the beginning of regis- “We’re focused on winning games, not two home runs in Chicago on RECORD: 3 tration for a women’s slow pitch sitting back and watching the home Thursday — and would be updated softball tournament. The tourna- Bonds: By The Numbers ———— ment will be held at the Ukiah run record. I’m sure they (his team) are with each additional homer until Through July 19, 2007 Associated Press Writer Paul Elias Sports Complex on Saturday, willing to see the home run record bro- Aaron’s mark is surpassed with No. in San Francisco and AP Freelance August 25. ken, but they want to see it on ESPN.” The format will be a three game 756. TEAMS HOMERED AGAINST: Writer Joe Esse in Chicago con- round-robin with a single elimina- Right-handers Jeff Suppan, Dave “Barry Bonds is one of the greatest 28 tributed to this story. tion playoff to follow. All players on the roster must be 18 years or older at time of registration. The deadline for registration is Friday, August 17, and there is a maximum of 12 teams. Team fees are $250 per team When even chess is drug-testing, golf can’t afford to hold out (no player fee). All proceeds go towards field and facility improve- By JIM LITKE Wadler said that couldn’t hap- aiming at. Usually, when the U.S. Open champion Angel that golf’s tradition of integri- ments for the City of Ukiah Sports AP Sports Columnist pen soon enough. subject of testing comes up, Cabrera — also lit cigarettes ty made it different from other Complex. For questions or to reg- CARNOUSTIE, Scotland “There’s no sport which is players joke about being soon after walking off the tee. sports — golfers still call ister your team, please call (707) caught with too much Advil, Woods said last summer he 463-6714 or come to 411 West — Golf doesn’t have a drug totally immune from perfor- penalties on themselves, Clay St. problem. mance enhancement by some or last night’s hangover, still didn’t suspect any players of sometimes at the cost of a win Yet. drug or other,” said Wadler, an polluting their system. doping, though when asked and considerable money. But Shane Huff Norcal What it does have are too associate professor of medi- But few were laughing how soon he’d like to see test- he reluctantly reversed his Soccer Academy many players and officials cine at New York University Thursday, questioning ing begin, he replied, position. Ukiahian Shane Huff is offering clinging to the notion there’s and a member of the World Player’s timing and suggest- “Tomorrow would be fine “That’s not an indication his 8th annual soccer camp for nothing in a bottle — save Anti-Doping Agency. ing it was irresponsible to use with me.” that drug use is prevalent, just youth from ages 5-12 at Pomolita Guinness — that would help Even the World Chess his invitation to platform like Questioned again Thursday Middle School track from July 30 the opposite,” PGA Tour to August 3. A full day session is them play better. They see Federation has begun testing a bully pulpit. Especially about whether performance- spokesman Ty Votaw said. offered from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. for normal-sized people, for the competitors at events, and without naming names. No enhancing drugs were a prob- “It’s more a reflection of ages 10 and up, fee $135 (cost most part, playing a game that though he doesn’t play golf, argument there. lem, he said only, “I don’t includes ball and t-shirt); there is what’s going on in other a half-day session for 7-9 year rewards hand-eye coordina- Wadler provided two exam- “I don’t know if he is trying know. I think we’ll find out.” sports, and society’s percep- olds from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. for $80 tion more than bulging biceps ples of how doping might pay to damage the sport,” fellow And apparently, soon. (cost includes ball), and a half- tion that in order for you to be day session for 5-6 year olds from and assume the most a rival dividends in less time than it South African Retief Goosen Drug testing is set to begin perceived as a ’clean sport,’ 9:30 a.m. to 12 p.m. for $70 (cost will do to enhance perfor- takes to pull a tee out of your said. “He must not come and on the European and LPGA you have to test.” includes ball. mance is spring for contact pocket. say, ’I know of 10 guys taking tours next year. The PGA Tour Registration is underway. Call ——— Pam at 468-5088 to register or lenses. “What comes to mind are drugs out there’ and not say is in talks with those organiza- Jim Litke is a national email for an application at Of course, baseball com- anabolic steroids and beta who it is. He might as well not tions, as well as the Royal & sports columnist for The [email protected]. Bring a missioner Bud Selig believed blockers,” he said. “One pro- have said anything.” Ancient Golf Club to develop team? Be sure to inquire about Associated Press. Write to him available discounts. many of those things for vides an advantage at one end Tiger Woods, like Player a drug policy that includes at jlitkeap.org years, and look at where his of the game, one at the other. before him, made fitness a education, testing and penal- sport is now. The stronger you are, the more cornerstone of his game. As a ties. It could be implemented In what sounded like a dire acceleration you bring to the result of his success, plenty of as early as next season. warning, former British Open swing and the farther you hit his peers and nearly all the Commissioner Tim champion Gary Player said on the ball. At the other end of youngsters who followed Finchem staved off earlier the eve of the tournament that the spectrum, beta blockers Woods onto the tour spend calls for testing by arguing he knew at least one player can help with tremors, or to more time in the gym. using steroids and guessed as relax, or even slow the heart That much was apparent to many as 10 worldwide might rate sufficiently so you can anybody parked on the first LIVE MUSIC AT THE HOPLAND INN & RESTAURANT! be. He urged golf’s ruling putt between heartbeats — tee at Carnoustie. But there Rocking bodies to speed up work on a just like archers train them- were plenty of pear-shaped Chairs UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT proposed plan and begin ran- selves to release the arrow.” players, too, a few of whom The Hopland Inn & Restaurant is proud to announce Live Music every Monday night dom testing right away. More than a few golfers — like two-time major winner from 7-9pm! 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On the Net: The foundation focuses on Find the Shawn Hornbeck 1252 Airport Park Plaza missing kids with Ukiah preventing child abduction Foundation at: www.shfoun- 462-2660 enhanced photos and searching for missing dation.org Behind Les Schwab Tire children. It formed after on race cars Shawn Hornbeck, then 11, disappeared in October 2002 By BETSY TAYLOR while riding his bicycle near V a l l e y V i e w Associated Press Writer his home in Richwoods, a ST. LOUIS — A founda- rural community southwest of Skilled Nursing Center IT’S HERE!! tion named for a child who St. Louis. was found four years after he In January, Shawn and 13- Dawn McCarty, Director Staff Development THE SUMMER HEAT IS HERE AGAIN vanished while riding his bike Dawn McCarty’s mom was a nurse and served as year-old Ben Ownby were inspiration for Dawn to become a Licensed Vocational announced Thursday a part- found by police in the subur- Nurse. When Dawn first started at Valley View she was a DON’T SUFFER THROUGH ANOTHER DAY nership with stock car drivers ban St. Louis apartment of nurse working with our residents on the floor, but in April to feature age-progressed pho- Michael Devlin, four days 2006 she was asked to be the Director of our Staff Development program. When you can be cool and comfortable tos of missing children on after Ben went missing from The lion’s share of her time is spent in scheduling our nursing staff for their with a High-efficient Trane air conditioning system. their cars. near his rural Franklin County work week. She is also responsible for hiring our CNAs & providing orientation for So why wait, give the professionals at our new employees. In addition Dawn plans all the in-service training for our staff. The Shawn Hornbeck home. Devlin faces dozens of Redwood Heating-Cooling a call today Foundation and drivers hope Dawn has lived in the Ukiah area for most of her life. She loves going to the charges, including kidnapping for your free estimate. having the photos in such a both boys, and remains jailed coast where she enjoys camping and the great outdoors with her fiancé and her visible spot could lead to new dogs, Daisy, Charlie & Lulu. Dawn is a quiet gal with a great heart for people. on $1 million bond. Thank you Dawn, we sincerely appreciate what you do here at Valley View! breaks in unsolved cases. Shawn, who turned 16 AT 462-2468 Stock car driver Christina Tuesday, made a rare public Valley View Skilled Nursing Center where Miracles happen everyday... Lic/Bonded #292494 Lemons, 35, and her teenage appearance at a charity golf 6 steps taken in physical therapy... a new friendship formed... son, Dylan, who also drives an old memory remembered... a new memory made. tournament Thursday where These are the things that make us special. stock cars, had images of two the initiative was announced. HEATING • COOLING missing children from eastern While his family celebrated We invite you to come & look us over. Missouri placed on their For more information, or to schedule a tour of our facility, call Deana Starr, Director of Proudly Selling Trane High his birthday privately earlier Nursing Services at: ™ hoods. this week, he was also given a TRANE Efficiency Heating–Cooling Three additional cars will cake and presents at the event. (707) 462-1436 It’s Hard To Stop A Trane. Systems A-10 – FRIDAY, JULY 20, 2007 LOCAL, STATE AND NATION THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL California lawmakers aim for vote today on state budget AARON C. DAVIS Perata threatened to bring their University faculty warned that even Schwarzenegger released in May. It memorial service of film industry Associated Press Writer favored version of the budget to a a 1 percent cut would undermine balances revenue and expenses in the lobbyist Jack Valenti. SACRAMENTO — Legislative vote. state funding guarantees and start the new fiscal year in part with the help The governor stayed in his leaders on Thursday rushed to close No Republicans would have voted wheels turning toward a faculty of billions of dollars left over from a Sacramento office, calling legislative a deal on the state’s $140 billion for the plan. Instead, Democrats strike that the university system nar- tax windfall from previous years. It spending plan before lawmakers’ would have used the maneuver to rowly avoided this spring. also leaves the state with a projected leaders and meeting with staff to dis- summer recess, which is supposed to paint Republicans as obstructionists, “It would be as though these con- $5 billion deficit in 2008. cuss the budget negotiations, his begin today. a tactic that could have derailed tracts were never enacted and undo The two Republicans on the com- press secretary said. While a final deal remained elu- negotiations for days. what has been resolved in the recent mittee voted against it, making it Hundreds of workers in the sive, lawmakers met throughout the Senate Minority Leader Dick contract fight,” said Lillian Taiz, clear that party leaders would have to Capitol missed their first paychecks day, and Assembly Speaker Fabian Ackerman, R-Tustin, said president of the California Faculty hash out a deal to win the on Friday, but state rules specify that Nunez, D-Los Angeles, called a floor Republicans had proposed an across- Association. Legislature’s required two-thirds the vast majority of the state’s civil session for 8:15 p.m. He was sched- the-board cut of 1 to 2 percent for all Democrats have long resisted majority. Meeting that threshold uled to brief Assembly Democrats on state agencies as a possible way to across-the-board cuts. It was not requires two Republican votes in the servants continue to get paid even the status of budget negotiations end the nearly three-week budget clear in the flurry of meetings on Senate and six in the Assembly. without a budget in place. immediately before the session. standoff. Thursday what concessions might The two houses were supposed to Even if the two sides agreed on a Senate President Pro Tem Don Republicans have been holding assuage Republicans’ concerns. pass a budget by June 15, and Gov. deal Thursday, it’s not certain they Perata, D-Oakland, scheduled a floor out for $2 billion in cuts, while Republicans have said they will Arnold Schwarzenegger was sup- will be able to hold a vote today. session for tonight, and aides in his Democrats want to preserve funding, not support a budget that fails to posed to have signed it by July 1, the Typically, it takes two or three office said they did not expect a especially for education and social make significant progress in cutting start of the new fiscal year. days from the time an agreement is breakthrough Thursday. service programs. the state’s operating deficit. After being criticized for traveling The four legislative leaders have Education groups on Thursday Last month, a joint legislative to Europe, Florida and elsewhere reached for staffers to finalize all the intensified negotiations in recent attacked the blanket budget-cutting committee controlled by Democrats during budget negotiations, numbers. That would mean a vote in days as the summer recess approach proposed by Republicans. approved a $140 billion state spend- Schwarzenegger on Thursday can- the Legislature could come over the approached and after Nunez and Union leaders for California State ing plan similar to the one celed plans to attend the Hollywood weekend or early next week.

responded to Congressional however, that if earnings business helped second-quarter disappointing investors follow- $44.62 after The Australian Stocks questioning on the matter. remain robust and if interest profits. The company raised its ing several robust quarters that newspaper reported that BHP Nervousness had returned rates eventually come down profit forecast for the year. Its beat analyst estimates. Billiton dropped plans to make Wednesday following word investors could look past some stock surged past an earlier 52- Thursday’s results were in line a bid for the aluminum produc- Continued from Page A-2 that two Bear Stearns Cos. of their concerns and send the week high of $111.88, rising as with estimates. er. decline than the 0.1 percent hedge funds were rendered Dow and the rest of the stock high as $116.48. Juniper Networks Inc. Advancing issues outnum- decrease Wall Street had essentially worthless by bad market higher. Google’s second-quarter reported it swung to a profit in bered decliners by about 2 to 1 expected. The group predicts bets on the subprime lending “We don’t have another ’99 earnings rose 28 percent but the second quarter from a loss on the New York Stock housing will cause the econo- market, which targets borrow- occurring here,” he said, refer- the Internet search company’s a year earlier. The stock rose Exchange, where consolidated my to slow. ers with poor credit. As home ring to the stock market run-up per-share profit totaled $3.56 $3.33, or 12.5 percent, to volume came to 3.19 billion The Fed’s minutes came as values in some parts of the in 1999 that preceded the dot- per share excluding items. $30.06; the stock topped a pre- shares, compared with 3.55 no surprise to investors who country have drifted lower, com collapse. “Things haven’t Analysts, on average, had vious 52-week high of $27.99 billion Wednesday. largely had given up hopes for those behind on payments have reached stupid levels.” expected $3.59 per share, and traded as high as $30.97. The Russell 2000 index of lower rates this year. But found it harder to tap into their On Thursday, earnings held according to Thomson Germany’s SAP rose $3.59, smaller companies rose 5.94, reminders of the Fed’s stance home equity to square away Wall Street’s interest. IBM, Financial. Google fell to or 6.9 percent, to $55.54 after or 0.70 percent, to 851.85. can set off selling. their debts. one of the 30 stocks that make $504.11 in after-hours elec- reporting market-share gains In market action abroad, Concerns about the effects “There is a lot of bad news up the Dow industrials, jumped tronic trading, down 8.1 per- boosted profits. The stock also Japan’s Nikkei stock average of the housing slowdown, in the marketplace,” Dunham $4.78, or 4.3 percent, to cent from its regular-session hit a 52-week high, trading up rose 0.56 percent. Britain’s which have damped investor said, citing oil prices, concerns $115.86 after the technology close of $548.59. to $56.20. The previous high FTSE 100 rose 1.11 percent, sentiment to varying degrees in about an unraveling of sub- company said strength in its Also in tech news, was $55.96. Germany’s DAX index rose recent months, seemed to re- prime loans and uncertainty software division and an Microsoft Corp. fell 51 cents to Alcoa, also a Dow stock, 1.24 percent, and France’s emerge Thursday as Bernanke about interest rates. He said, improvement in its services $31 in after-hours trading, after fell $1.83, or 3.9 percent, to CAC-40 rose 1.16 percent.

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*0.0% for 60 months is on approval of credit through GMAC on 2007 1500 Silverado Ext. Cab and Crew Cab models only. Other financing and rebates 2800 North State St. • Ukiah www.thurstonautoplaza.com cannot be combined. $16.67 per $1,000 financed. All vehicles subject to prior sale. All prices plus government fees and taxes any finance charges 1-866-2-THURSTON and any dealer document preparation charge of $55, and any emissions testing charge and CA tire fee. Sale ends 7/22/07. (707) 462-8817 A-12 – FRIDAY, JULY 20, 2007 WEATHER THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL . 3-DAY FORECAST SUN AND MOON REGIONAL WEATHER CALIFORNIA CITIES Shown is today s weather. Temperatures are today s highs Today Sat. Today Sat. TODAY and tonight s lows. City Hi/Lo/W Hi/Lo/W City Hi/Lo/W Hi/Lo/W Anaheim 85/63/pc 86/65/pc Napa 82/56/s 84/55/pc Antioch 83/58/s 86/58/pc Needles 111/85/s 108/82/pc 85° Sunrise today ...... 6:03 a.m. Arroyo Grande 80/54/pc 80/52/pc Oakland 72/58/pc 74/58/pc Rockport Atascadero 88/54/pc 90/56/s Ontario 90/64/s 94/64/s Sunset tonight ...... 8:35 p.m. Auburn 90/61/s 91/67/s Orange 84/63/pc 86/61/pc 68/55 Moonrise today ...... 12:23 p.m. Barstow 107/73/s 105/74/s Oxnard 73/61/pc 75/62/pc Partial sunshine Moonset today ...... 11:44 p.m. Laytonville Big Sur 76/53/pc 78/57/pc Palm Springs 108/78/s 106/81/pc Covelo 81/52 Bishop 97/55/s 98/59/s Pasadena 87/64/pc 89/68/s MOON PHASES 84/55 Blythe 109/84/s 105/79/t Pomona 88/63/s 90/59/s TONIGHT Burbank 85/64/pc 90/66/s Potter Valley 83/57/s 85/60/pc Westport California City 97/67/s 98/64/s Redding 93/64/s 95/68/pc First Full Last New 71/54 Carpinteria 71/58/pc 71/60/pc Riverside 94/63/s 96/65/s Catalina 70/62/pc 71/63/pc Sacramento 89/61/s 92/61/s 58° Chico 91/63/s 93/65/pc Salinas 71/57/pc 74/57/pc Fort Bragg Willows Crescent City 63/56/pc 66/59/pc San Bernardino 94/62/s 95/64/s Death Valley 120/84/s 120/85/s San Diego 74/66/pc 76/68/pc July 21 July 29 Aug. 5 Aug. 12 67/54 91/62 Clear Downey 84/65/pc 85/64/pc San Fernando 88/63/s 89/64/s Encinitas 79/64/pc 80/64/pc San Francisco 72/58/pc 74/58/pc ALMANAC Elk Willits Escondido 87/64/pc 88/63/s San Jose 79/60/pc 82/60/pc 80/53 Eureka 65/54/pc 68/57/pc San Luis Obispo 80/54/pc 81/55/pc Ukiah through 2 p.m. Thursday 62/54 Redwood Valley SATURDAY Fort Bragg 67/54/pc 68/56/pc San Rafael 67/55/pc 70/57/pc Temperature 83/56 Fresno 94/68/s 98/68/s Santa Ana 77/66/pc 80/65/pc 88° High ...... 77 UKIAH Gilroy 81/57/pc 83/56/pc Santa Barbara 74/58/pc 75/58/pc Low ...... 52 85/58 Indio 109/76/s 107/79/pc Santa Cruz 74/55/pc 76/58/pc 60° Normal high ...... 91 Lakeport Irvine 77/66/pc 80/65/pc Santa Monica 74/64/pc 77/64/pc Normal low ...... 56 85/57 Hollywood 84/63/pc 86/65/pc Santa Rosa 83/52/pc 86/56/pc Philo Record high ...... 110 in 1960 Lucerne Lake Arrowhead 88/57/s 88/54/s S. Lake Tahoe 77/42/s 78/45/s 77/55 Boonville Lodi 90/60/s 93/61/s Stockton 92/59/s 93/61/s Breezy with partial sunshine Record low ...... 41 in 1909 79/56 85/57 Precipitation Lompoc 72/54/pc 73/61/pc Tahoe Valley 77/42/s 78/45/s Long Beach 81/65/pc 85/66/pc Torrance 80/63/pc 81/65/pc 24 hrs to 2 p.m. Thu...... 0.00" Gualala Los Angeles 82/65/pc 85/65/pc Vacaville 90/58/s 93/62/pc SUNDAY Month to date ...... 0.12" Mammoth 74/46/s 76/45/s Vallejo 71/56/pc 72/56/pc Normal month to date ...... 0.03" 67/55 Clearlake 86/57 Marysville 91/61/s 93/60/s Van Nuys 90/63/pc 93/64/s 95° Season to date ...... 0.12" Modesto 92/62/s 95/65/s Visalia 94/62/s 96/65/s Last season to date ...... 0.00" Monrovia 88/63/s 89/66/s Willits 80/53/pc 82/57/pc Normal season to date ...... 0.03" Cloverdale 60° Monterey 68/56/pc 70/56/pc Yosemite Valley 97/55/s 98/59/s 83/56 Morro Bay 69/57/pc 70/58/pc Yreka 84/57/pc 87/59/pc Partly sunny and seasonably Forecasts and graphics provided by warm AccuWeather, Inc. 2007 Weather (W): s-sunny, pc-partly cloudy, c-cloudy, sh-showers, t-thunderstorms, r- rain, sf-snow flurries, sn-snow, i-ice.

Lake Mendocino – Lake level: 731.59 feet; Storage: 58,792 acre-feet (Maximum storage 122,500 acre-feet) Inflow: 156 cfs Outflow: 233 cfs Air quality – Ozone: .027 ppm (State standard .090 ppm) Carbon monoxide: .38 ppm (20.0 ppm) Nitrogen dioxide: .006 ppm (.25 ppm)

West Nile. Recent data also “I started out thinking this 4-0 with Phil Baldwin absent, the meeting and suggested the Virus indicate that those with dia- Marijuana wasn’t the solution,” said with the hope of getting com- idea of an ombudsman -- or betes and/or hypertension are Councilman John McCowen mercial marijuana growers out mediator -- who would help to Continued from Page A-1 at greatest risk for serious ill- Continued from Page A-1 during the meeting. “Upon fur- of Ukiah, while still working take care of the complaints ther reflection, it (the abate- with medicinal users who stay ness. informally. The idea, which virus is low for most people, which is to be held before the ment procedure) could be within the legal limits. To protect themselves from sparked interest from Rodin all Californians should take West Nile, Californians are city manager or a designated another tool. I like that we have “I don’t want to make this hearing officer, must take place and McCowen, prompted a every precaution to reduce encouraged to apply insect the options. I think it shows more burdensome on the legiti- their risk of exposure,” said with at least five days notice to promise for minor violations.” mate users,” said Mayor Mari request for Rapport to investi- Dr. Mark Horton, director of repellent containing DEET, the tenant or owner of the prop- picaradin or oil of lemon The council members pre- Rodin. gate the idea further. the California Department of erty. sent at the meeting supported Dane Wilkins, director of Zack Sampsel can be reached eucalyptus, according to label If the abatement notice Public Health. the amendments, by a vote of NorCal NORML, spoke during at [email protected]. So far, West Nile Virus has instructions, Ensure doors and becomes final, a civil penalty been detected in 35 counties windows have tight-fitting of up to $500 per day could be • Willits • in California. In addition to screens. Repair or replace imposed on those found in vio- NOYO THEATRE 459-NOYO (6696) people, cases have also been lation. City Attorney David Visit us at our website www.cinemawest.com screens that have tears or INDEPENDENT FILM SERIES discovered in two horses and holes and eliminate all Rapport said during the meet- WILL RETURN IN AUGUST 355 dead birds. sources of standing water that ing that the $500 per day fine Harry Potter could be reduced with proper Adv. Tix on Sale THE SIMPSONS According to Public can support mosquito breed- and the Order of the Phoenix MOVIE (PG-13) # Health, most people infected evidence during the hearing by 12:20, 3:30, 6:50, 9:45 PG13 HAIRSPRAY (PG) DIG (135 430) 720 1015 with West Nile will not expe- ing. the hearing officer. PG13 HARRY POTTER & THE ORDER OF THE For more information Hairspray $11.95 PHOENIX (PG-13) DIG # (1240 145 350 455) In addition to the fine, the 700 800 1005 rience any illness. Those age 1:40, 4:10, 7:00, 9:40 PG 50 and older have a higher about West Nile and to report city also reserves the right to I NOW PRONOUNCE YOU CHUCK & per month LARRY (PG-13) DIG # (120 410) 710 950 DSL TRANSFORMERS (PG-13) DIG (1230 340) 650 chance of getting sick and are dead birds and squirrels, visit seek “other civil remedies” or Transformers 12:30, 3:30, 6:30, 9:50 PG13 955 more likely to develop serious http://www.westnile.ca.gov or prosecute the violation as a RATATOUILLE (G) DIG (130 445) 730 1010 Please call theater recording for wheelchair symptoms when infected with call toll-free 1-877-968-2473. misdemeanor. accessibility information 800-989-8851 Times For 7/20 ©2007

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• Terry Roger Richardson, 30, and Gina Rebecca Grayson, 32, of Chico. MARRIAGE LICENSES • Michael David Wright, 49, and Lorraine Jessie Ratcliffe, NEW ARRIVALS 50, of Cookham, England. • Jason Allen Sapien, 24, and Megan Suzanne Valdez, 23, of • Joel Atreyu Abraham Weaver, 21, and Elizabeth Jane Ukiah. Walters, 25, of Chico. • Joseph Brett Sloan, 28, and Kimberly Michelle Feist, 30, of • Guillermo Isaac Arriaz, 23, and Claudia Mora Oregel, 23, Upper Lake. of Fort Bragg. • Ross William Nelson, 31, and Hannah Rain Squire, 28, of • Gary Dale Davis, 63, and Jessica Hope Subotnik, 49, of Ukiah. Nevada City, Nev. • Francis Taylor Shenosick, 22, and Tanisha Nicole Nelson, • Michael Ryerson Cretzman, 35, and April Lynn 22, of Redwood Valley. Cyranowski, 26, of Vancouver, Canada. • Steve Lon Goodson, 28, and Nina Marie Smothers, 24, of • Victor Manuel Ayala Viallaneueva, 22, and Jessica Ann Ukiah. Waggoner, 23, of Philo. • Marram Peter Olson, 26, and Amy Jean Heidersbach, 25, of • Stony Justin Smith, 21, and Rebekah Ruth Simpson, 21, of Richmond. Ukiah. • Christobal Gutirez, 53, and Ana Celia Velazquez, 35, of • Michael Glen Wilder, 26, and Stephanie Beynon Ream, 22, Grandview, Wash. of Redwood Valley. • Ryan Patrick Tuomala, 25, and Laura Rose Barnett, 24, of • Richard Ervine Natenstedt, 65, and CarlaJeanne Elk. Mccutchan, 52, of Ukiah. • Terry Russell Hughey, 57, and Eloisa Constance Oropeza, • Alejandro Sanchez Marin, 24, and Maria Susana Medina, 52, of Point Arena. 23, of Ukiah. • Consepcion Coria, 28, and Maria Teresa Miranda, 23, of Willits. • Arthur William Henderson, 59, and Cheryl Charlene Kate Elizabeth Schat Phillips, 44, of Willits. • Uriah Ethan Bakke, 25, and Audri Nicole West, 24, of • Alvaro Pinedo Soriano, 36, and Tina Marie Rodriguez, 40, Chico. Schat of Santa Rosa. • Thomas Mata Olbera, 26, and Jasmine Cathleen Gallardo, • Jose Antonio Murillo, 25, and Erika Fuentes, 22, of Ukiah. 33, of Upper Lake. A daughter, Kate Elizabeth Schat, was born to Melissa and • Rocky David Schlange, 55, and Sharon Fay Taylor, 52, of • Sean William Barker, 21, and Kendra Moriah Wagner, 20, Zach Schat of Redwood Valley on Monday, May 7, 2007. She Ukiah. of Surrey, B.C. weighed 7 pounds, two and a half ounces. • Joseph Michael Allbritton, 34, and Koren Lysandra Taaffe, • Darrell Dean Land, 50, and Beverly Lynn Mcmahan, 47, of She is welcomed by her big brother Luke, and her grandpar- 34, of Redwood Valley. Laytonville. ents Joyce Keffeler, of Ukiah; Sue and all Husted of Soap Lake, • Gabriel Jaime Tamayo, 26, and Desarie Nichole Gilbreth, • Stephen Craig Whitaker, 29, and Autumn Grace Kessner, Ore.; and Jack and Christine Schat of Brookings, Ore. 28, of Santa Rosa. 26, of Willits. • Joseph Michael Slag, 32, and Jessica Webb Nelson, 30, of • Jerimiah Joel Peters, 24, and Melissa Suzanne Freeman, 23, Caico of Sherwood, Ark. Boston, Mass. A daughter, Alexis Rose Caico, was born Tuesday June 26, • Daniel Bermudez Gaona, 20, and veronica Renteria • Timothy Lee Corpuz, 37, and Leandra Christine Borecky, 38, of Redwood Valley. 2007, to Stacey and Ken Caico of Ukiah. She weighed in at 9 Valenzuela, 23, of Fort Bragg. • Terry Walker Wilson, Jr., 40, and Cheryl Marguerita pounds, 12 ounces. • Marcus Thomas Kelley, 22, and Brittany Nicole Aldes, 22, Howard, 42, of Potter Valley. She is welcomed by siblings Ashlee and Trevor Caico, and of Willits. • Carl Frederick Preissler, 45, and Tamera Joan Smith, 37, of her grandparents Lee and Kathy Fletcher of Grants Pass, • Claudio Padilla Sanchez, 27, and Alisha Dawn Bench, 21, Willits. Oregon; Ken and Adel Clark of Redwood Valley; and David of Cloverdale. • Ricardo Ayon, 29, and Mystie Marie Peterson, 29, of and an Caico of Rancho Cordova. • Hunter Scott Stanland, 40, and Willma Lee Saunders, 49, of Seattle, Wash. Gualala. • Richard Graham Cleek, Jr., 42, and Gina Christine • Vincent Robert Caccamo, 28, and Amberly Dawn Sechrest, 48, of Fort Bragg. Reynolds, 28, of Fort Bragg. • David Irwin Lipkind, 50, and Maria Nenita Romano • Mikal Bram Clark, 42, and Robin Jean Lewis, 45, of Lubaton, 38, of Fort Bragg. Willits. • Todd Arvo Lyly, 44, and Olga Lidia Garcia, 40, of Ukiah. Find Real Estate bargains in • Jason Frederick Cellitti, 30, and Susan Emily Crown, 29 of • Michael James Curley, 57, and Melanie Lynn Ketterer, 46, San Diego. of Willits. • Matthew James Jennison, 30, and Erin Victoria Balman, 29, • Robert Paul Hair, Jr., 37, and Penny Ann Mcgahey, 37, of of Willits. Ukiah. REAL ESTATE • Joseph Michael Pomilia, 25, and Cancace Lauren • Ronel Cruz Reyes, 31, and Jessica Marie Caccamo, 30, of Burnham, 22, of Ukiah. Waipahu, HI. ON THE MARKET • Wayne Tyler Buttress, 71, and Mary Edison Benton, 63, of • Thoth Thomas Howe, 29, and Sarah Elizabeth Henry, 30, of Ukiah Daily Journal Gualala. Alder Point. • Theodore John Howard, 48, and Anette Depaul, 49, of Fort • Andrew Thomas Power, 30, and Caroline ma Frey, 29, of Bragg. Redwood Valley. • Timothy Charles Stelloh, 28, and Freda Rose Moon, 28, of • Justin Kenneth Kilbride, 31, and Emily Marie Orchard, 28, New Haven, Conn. of Ukiah. • Steven Samuel Foord, 23, and Tanna Pauline Aguilar, 23, of • Bruce Lowell Peterson, 33, and Maria araseli Lopez, 22, of Willits. Ukiah. • Luke Louis Parisi, 2, and Kira Rochelle Terkelson, 24, of • Lan David Summit, 20, and Mandi Dawn Falgout, 20, of Ukiah. Potter Valley. B-2 – FRIDAY, JULY 20, 2007 TIME OUT Editor: Chris McCartney, 468-3524 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected]

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THE LEARNING CHALLENGER by Robert Barnett

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

CHAOS GRID THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME 21 98 6 54 by Henri Arnold and Mike Argirion UEER -19 66 85 0 Unscramble these four Jumbles, DTBN 25 91 110 15 one letter to each square, SULD to form four ordinary words. 40 -4 79 73 OE IN SYSEM CLUE: GENTLE ORDER GRID 185

ANSWERS IN NEXT EDITION © 2007 Robert Barnett www.jumble.com CALUTA Answers to Previous Now arrange the circled letters Learning Challenger to form the surprise answer, as ONE BASEBALL GREAT suggested by the above cartoon. 24 13 13 19 ONEB “ ” IT 5272314 Print answer here: ASEB 23 10 9 27 (Answers tomorrow) ALLG Jumbles: WIPED MINOR NOTIFY CONCUR Yesterday’s 17 19 24 9 Answer: Naturally, the organizer did this when he got REAT 7/19/2007 married — FORMED A “UNION” Man is checking to see if it’s okay to talk with his ex Dear Annie: I have been happily married to lem is, my mother seems to think it is my should have no trouble seeing her great-grand- the woman of my dreams for two years. My responsibility to make arrangements for her children, and she certainly can invite them to question concerns my ex, “Julie.” We dated on ANNIE’S MAILBOX and her extended family to see the twins and to her house if she wants to see them more often. and off for quite some time, and she was a huge provide current pictures at a moment’s notice Ignore her criticisms of your hospitality. Some part of my life for eight years prior to meeting By Kathy Mitchell and Marcy Sugar (at my expense). She loudly chastises me in people just like to complain. my wife. When I became engaged, Julie didn’t front of everyone when she feels I haven’t pro- Dear Annie: The letter from “Worried All take the news well, and we didn’t speak for a vided these things. the Time” was all too familiar. I, too, suffered long time. She always thought we would get municating with an old boyfriend. -- Needing We hold the normal family celebrations, and from persistent thoughts of terrible things hap- married, and for a time, so did I. Guidance in the South everyone is always invited. My daughter has pening to my children. After some research and Recently, Julie and I got reacquainted Dear Need Guidance: If the conversations repeatedly asked the entire family to come to mental health counseling, I discovered I have through a mutual friend and have begun talking are not too personal, if Julie isn’t looking to get her house anytime, but she lives 30 minutes obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD). on the phone and e-mailing. My wife is aware back together, if you aren’t using the contact to away and they think it’s too far, even though I urge “Worried” to seek help from a quali- of these conversations -- I keep nothing from flirt, and if your wife is always welcome to they often travel farther to see other family fied mental health professional to determine if her. But I question whether or not talking to look at the messages and listen to the phone members. She insists I host my daughter at my this could be her problem. Medication and/or Julie is the proper thing. calls, then it’s OK. Examine your motives thor- house in order for her to visit. While I invite therapy can greatly improve her quality of life. oughly and ask your wife how she feels about Julie knows so much about me and we the entire family over occasionally, I don’t More information can be found at ocfounda- it. 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533-07 569-07 7-13,20,27/07 541-07 LOST & HELP HELP HELP 7-20, 27/07 NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE T.S No. 7-20,23/07 30 FOUND 120 WANTED 120 WANTED 120 WANTED PUBLIC NOTICE: LIEN SALE Administration CALSTAR is hiring! DRIVER: TAKE Notice is hereby given that the undersigned 1101132-05 APN: 167-040-32-00 TRA: LOAN PUBLIC NOTICE NORTH COAST We are a fast grow- CARE of your Family. intends to sell, by auction, household goods NO: Xxxxxx2802 REF: Lopez Sr., Juan IM- Pursuant to Chapter 10, commencing with OPPORTUNITIES ing company in need Join ours. Consistent and other personal property owner by and PORTANT NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWN- 21700 of the Business Professionals Code, Chief Financial Offi- of (1) P/T A&P miles, regional and stored in unites listed below to enforce a lien ER: YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that C & M I was thinking I would cer Oversee fiscal Mechanic. dedicated runs. Com- imposed under the California Self-Storage fa- DEED OF TRUST, DATED August 15, 2006. Mini-Storage, 297 Brush St., Ukiah, Ca 95482 hitch a ride to Lake actions of $20M/yr A&P MECHANICS- pany paid Commer- cility Act (B&P Code 21700) on Friday, Au- UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION TO PROTECT (707)462-1299, will cause to be sold to the gust 3, 2007 at Sanky Storage located at 15 Mendocino and go Community Agency. with Augusa cial Drivers License Cherry Street, Ukiah, CA at 10:00 A.M. Terms YOUR PROPERTY, IT MAY BE SOLD AT A general public by oral auction at 9:00a.m., Fri- for a swim. There I BA in Acctg or Fi- 109MKII, Eurocopter, training. www. of Sale: All goods are sole “as is”. Purchases PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU NEED AN EXPLAN- day, July 27th, 2007, the property described was on HWY 20 in nance + 5 year incr. BO105, and/or Bell SwiftTruckingJobs.com must be paid for at time of sale with cash, ATION OF THE NATURE OF THE PRO- as furniture, household goods, appliances, Redwood Valley hop- resp magmt exp. 222 experience pre- 1-866-476-6828. buyer to remove all items from premises by CEEDING AGAINST YOU, YOU SHOULD tools & miscellaneous. ing to get picked up. I w/min. 2 yrs supv exp ferred but not re- EOE 5:00 P.M. on a day of sale. Sale subject to CONTACT A LAWYER. On August 02, 2007, Name Unit# pref in public or govt- quired. I.A. ceritifica- did get picked up, but DRIVERS - CDL A cancellation in the event of settlement be- funded non-profit hu- tions/EMS experi- at 10:00am, Cal-Western Reconveyance Cor- Debra Richardson 296 let me tell you there $1,000 Sign-On tween landlord and obligated parties. Auction- poration, as duly appointed trustee under and Tina Seitz 462 is no swimming hole man serv org FT. ence a plus. We have eer: Dave Pennington, Bond # 302405. Bonus. New Pay here at the Ukiah Starts at $5,083- 1 P/T opening in Phone: 275-3283. pursuant to Deed of Trust recorded August Michael Williams 709 Package!! Local or shelter and there are $5,337 mo. DOQ + Ukiah, CA. Salary UnitE9 Jaime Vargas Lugo 21, 2006, as Inst. No. 2006-16507 in book Dana Miller 776 Regional. Exp. Flat- ben. NCO app req. commiserate with ex- UnitF1 Jenny Lynn Peterson XX, page XX of Official Records in the office Samual Evans 1027 so many lost dogs bed Driver. *Home Open until filled. First perience. Competi- Unit F8 Jay Twigg of the County Recorder of Mendocino County, Samuel Evans 1099 barking for their peo- More *California revw of applications tive wages, Please /s/Becky Sankovich State of California, executed by Juan L. Lo- David Carroll 1100 ple! I am a male Runs *Full Benefits 8/1/07 email resumes to BECKY SANKOVICH Shepherd mix. A plea Package. pez Sr. and Yolanda N. Lopez Husband And Nathan Burton 1176 Human Resources [email protected] Sanky Storage to my people, Dedicated Runs. Wife As Joint Tenants, will sell at public auc- Darrell Zapanta 1296 Officer Administers “Please come and 1-877-523-7109. 540-07 tion to highest bidder for cash, cashier’s Mike Fetzer 1300 find me!” I am at 298 all HR functions for Caregiver for mental www.SystemTrans.com 7-20/07 check drawn on a state or national bank, a Jessica Rojas 1302 non-profit, human health facility, various Plant Rd or call Sage System Transport, NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF BULK SALE check drawn by a state or federal credit un- Rachel Hayter 1320 467-6453. If not serv org. 250 emp, shifts avail. and fill in $8-$10/hr. 467-0911 Inc. (UCC SEC. 6105 et. seq. and B & P 24073 ion, or a check drawn by a state or federal Elmer Manuel 1443 claimed I will be multiple locations, partly unionized. Req DRIVERS - CDL A et. seq.) savings and loan association, savings associ- Landlord reserves the right to bid at the sale. available for Chevron is Now BA + 5 yrs prog resp $1,000 Sign-On NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a Bulk Sale ation, or savings bank specified in Section Purchase must be made with cash only and adoption 7/23. Accepting applica- exp in managing HR Bonus. New Pay is about to be made. The name(s), business 5102 of the Financial Code and authorized to paid for at time of sale. All purchased goods tions for motivated MEETINGS & Dept, pref in non- Package!! Local or address(es) of the Seller(s) are: Mendocino do business in this state: At the main (south) are sold “as is” and must be removed from employees for Full EVENTS profit. HR prof’l cert. Regional. Exp. Flat- Mamas, LLC., 790 Port Road, Suite 6, Point entrance to the Mendocino county Court- the premises by 5:00pm on the date of sale. 60 Time and Part Time. bed Driver. *Home *HUNT* Elk, Red Min 2 yrs supv exp. Arena, CA 95468 house, 100 North State Street Ukiah, Califor- Sale subject to cancellation in the event of Please apply in per- More *California Stag, Whitetal, Buffa- Knowledge of labor Doing business as: Cosmic Pizza nia, all right, title and interest conveyed to and settlement between Landlord and obligated son at 50 West Lake Runs *Full Benefits lo. Season 8/25/07- law, collective barg All other business name(s) and address(es) now held by it under said Deed of Trust in the party. Auction conducted pursuant to Mendocino Drive. Package. 3/31/08. Guaranteed environ, safety, best property situated in said County and State de- Sec.2328 of the Commercial Code and 535 of Dedicated Runs. used by the Seller(s) within the past three Hunt License. $5.00. HR practices. FT. Come Work With scribed as: Completely described in said Public Code. 1-877-523-7109. years, as stated by the Seller(s), is/are: (if No game, No pay Starts at $3,885- Our Team with de- Auctioneer: Robert McCarthy Bond#0347716 www.SystemTrans.com none, so state): NONE deed of trust The street address and other policy! 1-877-858- $4,079 mo. DOQ + velopmentally disa- System Transport, The name(s) and address of the Buyer(s) common designation, if any, of the real prop- 3481, evenings: ben. NCO app req. bled adults. F/T, P/T Open until filled. 1st Inc. is/are: Kenneth W. Jowers, PO Box 296, erty described above is purported to be: 6181 564-07 1-314-209-0610 in home setting. Pick Point Arena, CA 95468 Facklam Court, Ukiah CA 95482 The under- review of applica- up application 1000 DRIVERS-ACT 7-20,23/07 TRAVEL The assets being sold are generally descri- signed Trustee disclaims any liability for any tions: 8/1/07. Sanford Ranch Rd. NOW! Sign On Bo- PUBLIC NOTICE OPPORTUNITIES nus. 36 to bed as: Furniture, Fixtures, incorrectness of the street address and other 70 Fiscal Manager Ru- Ukiah or call 468-9331 Pursuant to Chapter 10, commencing with ral Communities 45cpm/$1000+week- Equipment and Other Business Assets and common designation, if any, shown herein. TIMESHARE!!! PAY- 21700 of the Business Professionals Code, ING TOO MUCH 4 Child Care. Exp/educ Companion/Driver for ly. $0 are located at: 790 Port Road, Suite 6, Point Said sale will be held, but without covenant or NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that C & M maintenance fees equiv to BA in Acctg 26 y/o male. Head in- Lease/$1.20pm. warranty, express or implied, regarding title, Arena, CA 95468 Mini-Storage, 297- Brush St., Ukiah, Ca and taxes? Sell/rent + 4 yrs exp. Pref. jury. Varied hrs. Reli- CDL-A + 3 months possession, condition or encumbrances, in- The Bulk Sale is intended to be consummat- 95482 (707)462-1299, will cause to be sold to your timeshare for knowl. Of non-profit able car. 477-3108 OTR. 1-800-635- ed at the office of: The Mechanics Bank, 1333 cluding fees, charges and expenses of the the general public by oral auction at 9:00a.m., cash. No Commis- acctg & exp w/MIP 8669 Trustee and of the trusts created by said Cooks position: N. California Blvd., Suite 640, Walnut Creek, Friday, July 27th, 2007, the property descri- sions/Broker Fees. 1- software. FT. Starts DRIVERS-ACT Comp. wages, pd. CA 94596 and the anticipated sale date is: Deed of Trust, to pay the remaining principal bed as furniture, household goods, applian- 877-868-1931. at $19.31-$21.31 + NOW! Sign On Bo- vac. Days nights & August 15, 2007 sums of the note(s) secured by said Deed of ces, tools & miscellaneous. www.VPResales.com ben. NCO app. req. nus. 36 to wknds. Exp. pref. Ap- The Bulk Sale IS subject to California Uniform Trust. The total amount of the unpaid balance 1st rev. of applica- 45cpm/$1000+week- Name Unit# ply in person at Club Commercial Code Section of the obligation secured by the property to be TIMESHARE!!! PAY- tions: 7/30/07 ly. $0 Debra Richardson 296 Calpella. 6175 N. 6106.2(If the sale is subject to Sec. 6106.2, sold and reasonable estimated costs, expens- ING TOO MUCH 4 NCO CONTACT IN- Lease/$1.20pm. Tina Seitz 462 maintenance fees State St. the following information must be provided.) es, and advances at the time of the initial FORMATION for po- CDL-A + 3 months Michael Williams 709 and taxes? Sell/rent publication of the Notice of Sale is: sitions listed above. Delivery Driver OTR. 1-800-635- The name and address of the person with Dana Miller 776 your timeshare for $317,723.21. If the Trustee is unable to [email protected] Energetic, organized, 8669 whom claims may be filed is: The Mechanics Samual Evans 1027 cash. No Commis- OR call 1(800)606- individual for full time Bank, 1333 N. Californiqa Blvd,. Suite 640, convey title for any reason, the successful Samuel Evans 1099 sions/Broker Fees. 1- EDUCATIONAL 5550 x302. Post- delivery position at Walnut Creek, CA 94596, Attn: Inger Lillenes bidder's sole and exclusive remedy shall 877-868-1931. SPECIALIST David Carroll 1100 marks not accpt’d. Schat’s Bakery. This Bulk Sale includes a Liquor License be the return of monies paid to the Trust- www.VPResales.com $65,703-$84,308 Darrell Zapanta 1296 EOE Apply within at 113 Transfer. All claims must be ee, and the successful bidder shall have DOQ + $1333 for Jessica Rojas 1302 WATER FRONT W. Perkins St. Doctorate Degree. received prior to the date on which the notice no further recourse. The beneficiary under All Shifts FT & PT Rachel Hayter 1320 SHARED Ask for Zach FT 220 days of transfer of the liquor license is received by said Deed of Trust heretofore executed and Available!!! Elmer Manuel 1443 OWNERSHIP 11 mos/yr. Escrow Holder from the Department of Alco- delivered to the undersigned a written decla- No experience need- Dispatch Operator Landlord reserves the right to bid at the sale. San Diego North Attractive benefit ration of Default and Demand for Sale, and a ed. Higher wage with pos. P/T nights & holic Beverage Control. Purchase must be made with cash only and County Surfer’s point, package. experience This wknds. Pay DOE Dated: July 12, 2007 written Notice of Default and Election to Sell. paid for at the time of sale. All purchased Private residence Mendocino County year's seniors Typing, spelling, & Buyer Signatures: The undersigned caused said Notice of De- goods are sold “as is” and must be removed Club with hotel. 1- Office of Education welcome. Full train- phone skills a must. The Mechancis Bank fault and Election to Sell to be recorded in the 877-556-7873; For an application from the premises by 5:00pm on the date of ing provided. Drug Will train. Apply at as Escrow Holder for county where the real property is located. For www.SurfersPointRe- packet visit the sale. Sale subject to cancellation in the testing required, can- 960 N. State St. Kenneth W. Jowers sales information: Mon-Fri 9:00am to 4:00pm sort.com www.mcoe.us/jobs event of settlement between Landlord and ob- nabis not tested for By: Inger Lillenes, Escrow Officer (619) 590-1221. Cal-Western Reconveyance Do you work well with or call ligated party. Auction conducted pursuant to hire. Assist disabled others? If so we need 707-467-5012 7/20/07 Corporation, 525 East Main Street, P.O. Box Sec. 2328 of the Commercial Code and 535 100 INSTRUCTION in their home and on your skills. Join a Open until filled. CNS-1167411# 22004, El Cajon, CA 92022-9004 Dated: July of Public Code. GET CRANE outings. Call for winning team. We will To assure consid- UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL 11, 2007 Trustee Sale Officer: Lynn M Steg- TRAINED! interview 485-5168 Auctioneer: Robert McCarthy Bond#0347716 train all aspects of eration apply by all. (R-146042 07/13/07, 07/20/07, 07/27/07) Crane/Heavy Equip- ASSISTANT counter jobs, press- Mon. July 30, 07 ment Training. Na- ing jobs & Lndry jobs. tional Certification COOK PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE 565-07 Hlth Ins. avail. Pd Exp. Medical Billing 7-20/07 10 NOTICES Prep. Placement As- Must be exp. vac. Norge Cleaners Clerk. Please send MENDOCINO NATIONAL FOREST NOTICE sistance. Financial Pre-employment resume to box 495-07 568-07 Climbing DRIVER-$5K SIGN- OF DECISION MCCOY FIRE SALVAGE Assistance. Nevada physical & drug 03091, c/o Ukiah Dai- 6-29,7-6,13,20/07 7-20,27,8-3,10/07 561-07 The Mountain... ON Bonus for Experi- Notice of Decision (McCoy Fire Salvage/Re- School of testing req’d. ly Journal, P.O. Box FICTITIOUS FICTITIOUS 7-20,27,8-3,10/07 storation, Mendocino National Forest, Upper Together enced Teams: Dry Construction. Dental, Vision, 749, Ukiah, CA BUSINESS NAME BUSINESS NAME FICTITIOUS Lake Ranger District, Lake County, California) www.Heavy6.com Medical benefits. Van & Temp Control Alzheimer’s 95482-0749. STATEMENT STATEMENT BUSINESS NAME On June 8, 2007, Jim Ruhl, Acting District Use code “NCCNH” available. O/Os & Caregiver Benefit Free co-op child File No.: 2007-F0446 File No.: 0007-F0499 STATEMENT Ranger of the Upper Lake Ranger District 1-888-879-7040 care. Apply CDL-A grads Wel- F/T Clerk for Hopland signed the Decision Memo which authorizes Grace Hudson THE FOLLOWING THE FOLLOWING File No.: 2007-0420 Trinity School come. Call Covenant convenience store the tractor removal and salvage of fire-killed Museum HELP gas station. Apply in PERSON(S) IS PERSON(S) IS THE FOLLOWING Sat. Sept. 8 915 W. Church St. 1-866-684-2519 EOE timber located within “Grizzly” Late Succes- 120 WANTED person or 744-1948 (ARE) DOING BUSI- (ARE) DOING BUSI- PERSON(S) IS 2-6 pm Ukiah sional Reserve. Approximately 209 acres of ACCOUNTANT DRIVER-CDL Train- Mark-Petro America NESS AS: NESS AS: (ARE) DOING BUSI- timber throughout a total of 16,220 acres Tickets $25 ing $0 down, financ- Several dynamite FT Accountant to Front Desk PHYSICALS FOR MYERS NESS AS: which burned during the 2006 Hunter Fire Bookkeeper/HR ing by Central Refri- APOTHECARY would be removed. Acres treated include six local artists will oversee AP, PR, Specialist-Tapestry 30hrs/wk $10/hr. FITNESS SHEAR DELIGHT perform. Sponsored gerated. Drive for intensively burned units, nine intensively maintain GL, prepare Housekeeping 18525 Shafer Ranch SHOP by: Thrivent Financial Family Services Central, earn up to BEAUTY SALON burned roadside units covering 36 acres and FS and required bank Supervisor Rd. Willits, CA 95490 238 Hospital Drive for Lutherans & Accts payable & $40k+ 1st year! 1- 780 North State two moderately burned roadside acres cover- reporting, prepare 30+hrs/wk. Pay DOE Suite A Soroptimist receivable, payroll, 800-587-0029 x4779. Joanne L. Patterson Street Suite C, ing 21.4 acres. All areas harvested would be International of and maintain budg- Asst. Housekeeper Ukiah, CA 95482 bank reconcile, www.Central Driv- 18525 Shafer Ranch Ukiah, CA 95482 replanted with native tree species once the Yokayo Sunrise. ets, forecasting and 30+hrs/wk. $12/hr. Thomas Tickets: Mendocino invoicing, grant ingJobs.net Rd. Willits, CA 95490 Mayra A. Camancho salvage treatments are completed. The Deci- analysis. Min. BA Call Orr Hot Spring Reidenbach sion Memo is available at the Mendocino For- Book Co., Ukiah monitoring, general This business is con- 83 Oak Knoll Rd. or any Committee degree or equivalent DRIVER-CDL Train- 462-6277 710 Blue Oak Dr. est Supervisors Office, 825 N. Humboldt office tasks and HR ducted by an Individ- Member or Carole or five years exper. Ukiah, CA 95482 Ukiah, CA 95482 Ave., Willows, California 95988 or by contact- resp. Min. 2 yrs. ing: $0 down, financ- Front Desk Night ual. The registrant Hester @ 707-925- Benefits inc. health, This business is con- Teresa Naja ing Janet Flanagan at (530) 934-1259 or by 2795. To donate to computerized ac- ing by Central Refri- Audit Postions Avail- commenced to trans- retirement, holiday ducted by an Individ- Ramirez e-mailing [email protected]. this event, send counting exp; prefer gerated. Drive for able. Fairfield Inn & act business under checks payable to: and vacation pay, ual. The registrant 2475 North State St. This decision is not subject to appeal be- QuickBooks exp. Central, earn up to Suites 1140 Airport the fictitious business cause no comments expressing concern were Thrivent Financial etc. Job description & commenced to trans- #10 Self-motivated fast $40K+ 1st year! 1- Park Blvd. Pick Up received during the 30-day comment period, For Lutherans application available name or names listed 75 N. Main St., #116, learner w/ good or- 800-587-0029 x4779. Application act business under Ukiah,CA 95482 which ended on April 9, 2007. One positive above on June 28, Willits, CA 95490 Solid Wastes ganizational & multi- www.CentralDriv- Growing Company the fictitious business This business is con- comment was received expressing support 2007. Endorsed-Filed of Willits, tasking skills. Salary ingJobs.net seeks self-motivat- name or names listed ducted by a General for the project. on June 28, 2007 at 350 Franklin Ave. negotiable based on Driver-Delivery ed, honest, hard- above on August 15, Partnership. The Publish July 20, 2007 the Mendocino Coun- EOE skills & exp. 463- in our van M-F. working individual 1999. Endorsed-Filed registrants com- 20 PERSONALS ty Clerks Office. on July 19, 2007 at ADMIN AST. 3300 for app, or 8:30-5:30 Starts with basic office menced to transact 562-07 Mailboxes $8.25 hr. + med. /s/Joanne L. the Mendocino Coun- 1/2 time for peer send resume to Tap- skills. Entry-level. business under the 7-20,24,25/07 Available to rent estry Family Serv- Raise in 90 days. Part to full time. Will Patterson ty Clerks Office. PUBLIC NOTICE support program. fictitious business Creative Workshop ices, 290 East Gobbi Call 489-5115 train. Salary D.O.E. JOANNE L. /s/Thomas North Coast Opportunities, Inc. announces Publisher, Excel, and name or names listed 759 S.State 468-0251 St., Ukiah. Apply by Must have good driv- PATTERSON Reidenbach that the Community Action Plan is available general computer Driver: above on June 18 7/26/07 ing record, dependa- THOMAS for public review and comment at North Coast MICHAEL WILSON skills, some assisted Don’t just start your 496-07 ble transportation. REIDENBACH 2007.Endorsed-Filed Opportunities, 776 S. State Street, Suite Call mom 928-692- web design. Pref. for career, start it right. 6-28,7-6,13,20/07 102B, Ukiah California. There will be a public BUSINESS Over 21. Submit on June 18, 2007 at 5597. Call collect! m.h. recovery. Salary Company sponsored FICTITIOUS hearing on Thursday July 26, 2007 for inter- MANAGER- hand-written cover the Mendocino Coun- I miss you! DOE. Open ‘til filled. CDL training in 3 BUSINESS NAME 567-07 ested parties to make public comments. This DISTRICT letter with resume. ty Clerks Office. LOST & For job desc. weeks. Must be 21. 7-20,27,8-3,10/07 hearing will be at North Coast Opportunities, SERVICES Mail or Fax only to: STATEMENT /s/Mayra A. FOUND [email protected] Have CDL? Tuition FICTITIOUS Inc. 413 N. State Street, Ukiah, CA at 5:00 30 $60,387-$78,992 707-462-8885. Ger- File No.: 2007-F0447 Camancho pm in the NCO conference room. Please con- or 462-3360 Reimbursement! BUSINESS NAME Found- Boater’s F/T 220 days. main-Robin Brandy. THE FOLLOWING tact 707-462-2596 x102 or 1-800-606-5550, if DRIVERS - $1000 [email protected] STATEMENT MAYRA A. Inner Tube at Lake Attractive benefit PO Box 1059. Ukiah, PERSON(S) IS you have any questions. HIRING BONUS 1-800-781-2778. File No.: 0007-F0500 CAMANCHO Mendocino on 7/18. package offered. CA 95482 (ARE) DOING BUSI- Golden State THE FOLLOWING Call to identify. Mendocino Driver: Class A Lic NESS AS: Overnight is hiring PERSON(S) IS 485-8758 County reqd. Local work. HAIRSYLIST CDA PRODUCTS NOTICES full & part time driv- (ARE) DOING BUSI- 10 NOTICES 10 Office of Hrly pay. Full medical Space avail. in sm, 18385 Van Arsdale ers with insured, NESS AS: Education benefits. Holiday/Va- busy salon, booth The garden of Love CONSIDERING dependable van or Rd. Potter Valley, CA MYERS MEDICAL For an application cation Pay, 401(k) rental. Call 467-3838 is green without limit ADOPTION? pickup w/shell for 95469 PHARMACY packet visit Call for details. 209- 5-6:30 p.m. for info. and yields many We match Birthmoth- local morning small CARE FOR DISA- 260 Hospital Drive www.mcoe.us/jobs 931-3570 Not ready to retire? fruits other than ers with Families na- package delivery BLED ANIMALS Suite 111 or call Want to make a sorrow and joy. tionwide. Living Ex- I was thinking I would routes based in DRIVER: Don’t Just 18385 Van Arsdale Ukiah, CA 95482 707-467-5012 difference? -Rumi penses Paid. Toll go down to the creek Ukiah. Earn a com- Start Your Career, Rd. Potter Valley, CA Thomas DEADLINE: Enjoy helping others? Free 24/7 for a drink. But the petitive wage plus Start It Right! Com- 95469 Reidenbach July 30, 07 GI MOM’S Abby’s One True Gift creek was dry and all mileage reimburse- pany sponsored CDL This business is con- 710 Blue Oak Dr. Join the Ukiah Senior Adoptions. I got were 1000's of ment plus addition- training in 3 weeks. Ukiah, CA 95482 COORDINATOR Center Transporta- ducted by a Corpo- There’s no and stickers. Then I went al reimbursement Must be 21. Have This business is con- CONSIDERING REGIONAL tion Program. We are ration. State of in- to a house on Robin- for fuel cost.Routes CDL? Tuition Reim- ducted by an Individ- telling what OCCUPATIONAL looking for a part- corporation: Cali- FRIENDS ADOPTION? son Creek Rd. It was available Mon-Fri. bursement! ual. The registrant PROGRAMS time driver to work 5 fornia. The registrant you’ll dig New support We match Birthmoth- the night of 7/17. & Tues-Sat. 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