Ukiah Daily Journal from Ukiah, California • Page 6

6 JULY 27-SAt, JULY 28, 2001 COMMUNITY THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL News Continued from Page 3 The major item on the agenda will be the party's new voter initiative to require the county to print voting material in Spanish as well as in English. Johnson announced that the county legal counsel has provided a ballot title and summary for the initiative and signature-gathering will begin at the monthly meeting. "We are going for six thousand sig- nataures in six months to force a special election," said Johnson. "We intend to bring language rights, voting rights and civil rights to Latinos in Mendocino Other items on the agenda are the third district supervisor election, the sheriff race, Remco, and a new statewide ballot initiative to save ancient forests. For more information, call 468-1009, or email mcenvi- Storyteller at the coast on Saturday Erica Lann Clark and Cathryn Fairlee are professional storytellers.

Clark tells multicultural stories that range from myths, folk tales, and fairy tails, to stories, true.and not so true, of modern life. Fairlee is back with stories that entertain with love, wisdom, imagination and humor. A field lecture on Flower Essences will be held at 10 a.m. on Saturday in the Perennial Garden. Diane Cochran, flower remedy practitioner, will identify flowers and their uses for flower remedies.

The fee is $7, $5 for members. Bring a sack lunch. For more information on any of these workshops contact Mendocino Coast Botanical Gardens at 964-4352. Wine management in Santa Rosa class Wine and agricultural management, marketing and public relations classes are available through Santa Rosa Junior College. These positions in wine and agriculture are frequently sought-after jobs.

Learn more about what you need to know to be considered for these positions and what it takes to obtain them. Semester-long classes start the week of August 20 through mid-December. A short course of eight weeks is available in Wine Public Relations. To register for any of these classes through the Santa Rosa Junior College Admissions Office call 5274685 or register online at www.santarosa.edu. Class of 61 looks for members There will a 1961 class reunion meeting at 6 p.m.

on August 7 at the Washington Mutual Conference Room on the corner of State and Gobbi Streets in Ukiah. Contact 4621268 for information. The reunion will be August 18 at the Lake Mendocino Clubhouse. They are looking for the following missing classmates: Michael Amadio, Polly Ronald Bailey-Scott Banta-Shupman, Lester Bradford, Steve Brower, Marjorie Carpenter, Jane Christie-Woodiwiss, Gene Columbini, Earl Curtis, Alford Daugherty, Jeanne Duarte- Rich, Jim Fairbanks, Pat Finnegan, Wally Flat, Judith Grayson-Mathison, Leslie Heth, James Kimes, Kenneth Knight, Mary Ann Knight- Seymour, Ronald Khudseri, Shirley La Flure, Janice Madison-Clark, Dennis McMahan, Kevin Miley, Charlie Moon, Bruce Pearson, David Perrine, Penny Peterson, Pug Jr, Robert Raffety, Dan Raish, Brian Roberts, Gary Sater, Shirley Seymour, Mary Simon-Griffin. Monty Stegeman, Dennis Thompson, Geri Thomson, Edwin Turner, Pete Vandervort, Dennis Willey, Jerry Williams, Fredrick Wright, Susan Grady, Larry Wold, Tom Griffith, Margaret Ellis.

Buffalo barbecue in Redwood Valley Taylor's Tavern's llth Annual Buffalo BBQ will be held from 4 p.m. to midnight on August 14 with live music. Food will be served from 2 p.m. until 6 p.m. The address is 6951 East Road, Redwood Valley.

For more information call 485-5108. Childcares get food from program North Coast Opportunities is a sponsor of the USDA Child Care Food Program. All children in attendance are served the same meal at no separate charge regardless of race, color, handicap, age, sex, or national origin. There are currently 140 Family Day Care Homes and 12 Head Development Centers in Lake and Mendocino Counties participating in the Child Cafe Food Program. if you are a licensed family day cafe provider and would like to enroll in the Child Care Food Program, call 467-3200 ext 318 or 320, or toll free 1-800-6065550.

Bird walk is set for Saturday George Chanoit will lead a bird walk from 9 to 11 a.m. on Saturday at the Redwood Valley Outdoor Education Project. One stop will be at the hew bird-watching station and participants will take a walk along the trails. Binoculars and bird guides will be available to use. The RVOEP is located at 8301 Pinecrest Drive in Redwood Valley.

A donation of $2 is requested of non-members. For more information call 485-8249 or 4857935. Museum to present research library The Fort Bragg Guest House Museum will display items from Mendocino County Historical Society's Held-Poage Memorial Library on First Friday, August 3. Floyd Barney, president of the county society, will be the speaker and will discuss the Society's collections and research opportunities available to the public at the Held- Poage Library in Ukiah. Refreshments will be served from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m.

The public is welcome to this free event. For further information, call Guest House Director, Don Nelson at 964425 lor 964-5848. In Uniform PUBLIC INVITED ECKWORKSHIP SERVICE "SHAPE YOUR OWN DESTINY" SUNDAY JULY 29,1:00 PM CENTER FOR POSITIVE LIVING S. OAK ST. UKIAH ECKANKAR RELIGION OF THE LIGHT AND SOUND OF GOD 468-5008 OR 800-423-0771 "Since 1980" Full Service We Buy Gold Silver Coins 468-0640 303 'A' Talmage Ukiah CflYOU SHBBMM MSIH mmmm Saturday august 18,2001 8 pm till midnight appetizers 15 cover charge $5 fun money coupon COYOTE VALLEY SHODAKAI CASINO Coyote Valley Sftociakai Casino 'Home of the Million Spinr 495-0700 1-800-332-9683 Check casino for dates and times.

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The medal is awarded to those individuals who demonstrate outstanding achievement or meritorious service in the performance of their duties on behalf of the Army. Brewer, a voice interceptor team leader, is assigned to the 511th Military Intelligence Company, Fort Irwin, Barstow, Calif. He is the son of Joyce Brewer of Ukiah and Donald Brewer of Yuba City. In 1987, Brewer graduated from Independence High School in San Jose. Bushnell and Johnson John D.

Bushnell and Clifton M. Johnson have joined the United States Army under the Delayed Entry Program; the program gives young men and women the opportunity to delay entering active duty for up to one year. They now have the option to learn a new skill, travel and become eligible to receive as much as $50,000 toward a college education. After completion of basic military training, soldiers receive advanced individual training in their career job speciality. The recruits also qualify for a $1,000 enlistment bonus.

Bushnell is a 2001 graduate of Fort Bragg High School, Fort Bragg, and will report for basic training at Fort Leonard Wood, Waynesville, Mo. His parents are John and Susan Bushnell of Fort Bragg. Clifton M. Johnson, also a 2001 graduate of Fort Bragg High School, will report for basic training at Fort Benning, Ga. His parents are Craig and Pamela Johnson of Fort Bragg.

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