https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/665eaa33f65a41b2f60d6259ad463b0a.pdf e054aedacb11eabd2c2df26ca2965c39 PDF Text Text Pr a? ll6 • ~ lWy Seutinel ·www..,."eD:f• M e'- ~awed by new b aining faci6ty in Arizona GOODYEAR. Ariz. (AP) ;!n~~~r: ~ 1..200-square-foot bydrotberapll room acroliS ~ ball. designated bitter Travis Hafner sal at hi& locka:- wbi.le a few teammates watched highl.ig.hts of the 1997 Worid Series oo one of four plasma TV s. bqing from ~ceiling . His baclr. to the &iant screens. Haf~r stfted !ltrough a box stufled with fan mail. Some of the envelopes. had been forWard' ;Taylor, M _. Iatest vets to L.:... . t ...: cu usee residents eqjoy some pampering, A3 MilS hoi~ ·prom chess sale, A3 ed. The Ckveland Indians have a new address. Unpi!':li.ed but IIQt completely moved in, they are settling into their ~w spring home. After training from 1993 to 2008 in Winter Haven Ra .. the lridians have returned to Arizona where they already are enjoying the amenities of the $108 milliOft stahl-Of-theart training facility lllld adjacent l 0.000-seat ballparlr. they'll share with the Cincinnati Reds. woo will follow them West . next spring. Cleveland's new desert digs. nestled in the shiiOOws of the Estrella Mountains; are a world awa~ from the antic quated . conditions they left behind in Central Rorida. . "It's such anu~grade from Wmter Haven, it s unbelievable," Hafner said. looking 14P!II'* around the spacious club- Clen'and lndans infielder Luis Valboena throws to first during sp~ing training basehal wen· house. "It's got everything: outs Mondll)! in Goodyear, Ariz. · training ,noms, weight rooms, hoi tubs, batting tun- were rats in the clubhouse greats Bob Feller, Satcheli the effiCiency we have with nels. Anything we need is and a snake slithered into the · Paige, Sandy Alomar <WI our d11y-to-day work, that right here.ln some ways, this ootdoor press bOll two Ye'di'S Omar Vizquel. To the right is delivers. That's real;' he said. is even nicer than ago. the dub's minor-league club- "That's time. That's work Progressive Field." By contrast, the Indians' house. housing the team's and it's Cleaner. It's been On arid lilnd first devel- Player Development future. us well as cavernous greal here in the early going. oped by Alr.ron-bas.ed Complex and Goodyear weight and training rooms. I'll feel better after we get Goodyear Tire. the Indians' Ballpark are up-to-theOn the left is the lavish through the next few days 42.000-square-foot training minute modern . The two clubhouse. which was lllld make sure everybod~ is complex and ballpark have structures share. ~ common designed in an oval shape so going the right direction.' sprouted like a cactus flower deSJgn of durk-stwn~ w~. players can see everyone in "One canilot get lost Oft the in this fust-growiO¥ commu- ~lass and steel extenors w1th the room to promote more wa~ to the new ballpark. nity west ofPhoerux. Unable mteriors that ~ ~parsely Interaction. wh1ch is about a 10-nunute to work out a deal to remain . decorated yet mwntam a dis"It brings everyone togeth- walk from the complex. On in Florida, the lndillfls pilcked tinct Soothwest influem.-e. er," Amato said. "It's the sell- Monday, tractors, cement up and headed back to But beyond the . 47-acre ingpointofthefacility.'' mixersanddeliverytrucksall Arizona, where they previ- complex's architectural merThrough the doors at the crisscrossed in the ~ng ously trained for 46 years. its. the I~B:Ds are counting end of the hallway are the six lot as workers readied the Upon arrival ut the new on the facdmes to be a year· practice diamonds - one stadium for the Feb. 25 O{!Cn· complex, players have found round training home for play- with identical dimensions to er against the San FI'IUICISCO themselves awed by their ~rs throughout the organiza- Progressive Field, down to Giants. The line at the box · new surroundings. liOn. . the 19-foot-high ·wall in left office was 12 deep . at "Eve.ry guy who walks in "~~ look .for opportunities - six btltting cages; two lunchtime and fans were here is taken aback," said at different ~11114;tures to have infields. an agility area for alreadr streaming into the clubhouse mllflager Tony a comJ,lCtiuve advantage," conditioning and a six- terun Shop for souvenirs. Amato. "It's Htr.e, 'Wow! said uss1stllflt general manag- mound outdoor bullpen Walking around the This is unbelievable. It isn't erChris Antonetti. "To have whereCyYoungwinnerCiiff perimeter, Jim and. Nancy Winter Haven anymore.'" a state-of-the-art facility und Lee and Fausto Carmonu Morek of Marblehead. Ohio, Not even close. · development complex, th1s threw side-by-side on could only wish they could Cleveland's former spring pro~~des us with those oppor· Monday. . get inside for a closer look. hangout had become a joke. tum.hes. It creates a better lndilins manager Eric · "We love it," Jim Marek With the club unable to work env1ronment to work and ,to Wedge , who will hold his said us he checked the lust out a deal with Winter Haven get work done." lirst full-squad workout on image on his camera. "It's officials, charming Chain Of Upon ent.e~ng the trai'!ing Tuesday, said the club has got everrthing. But it looks Lakes Park deteriorated to complex, VISitors walk down already benefited from the like they ve got a lot of work the pointthat it was no longer .a long hal.lway adorned ~ith facility's uniformity. to do m a short period of major-league caliber. There framed p1ctures of Indians "It's just more efficient and time." Bengals tag Graham as franchise player CINCINNATI (AP) - The Bengals tagged kicker Shayne Graham us their franchise player Monday, a move that gives ~ eigh_t-year veternn the option to s1gn a one-year deal for a salary equal to the average of the five highestpaid kickers from lust season. It also saves the Bengals a bunch of money. The value of the franchise tag for kickers in 2009 is a salary of $2.48 million. If the team had named TJ. Houshmandzadeh as its franchise player. as many observers expected. the cost to designate a wide receiver jumps to $9.88 million. Graham 's 8.5 .6 percent career.. field-goal accuracy ranks fourth all-time in the NFL. He holds several Bengals kicking records, including consecutive field, goals (21 ), season field-goal percentage (911) and consecutive .extra points (I 58). He's second on the Bengals' career scoring list with 682 points. Graham. w,ho in 2005 became the team's fitS! Pro AP photo Bowl kicker. also handles In this Nov. 16, 2008, !lie photo, Cincinnati Bengals kicker kickoffs. · Shayne Graham (17) and Philadelphia Eagles safety Quintin "I appreciate the Bengals' Demps (39) look up as Graham just misses a 46-yard !laid recognition of my value to the goal in overtime of an NFL football game in Cincinnati: team," Graham suid Monday continue negotiating a long- hopefully beyond," Lewis in a statement. "I would have tenne d a1 . 'd sru. preferred to enter a long-tem1 Graham is due to become a Houshmandzadeh. who market value contract, either free agent Feb. 27. The fum- signed a four-year contract "-'ith the Benguls or through chise ta~ mellfls 11\e Bengals worth roughly $3 million per free agency. can rehun him by matching year before the 2005 season. "I will be committed to nny offer mude by .1mother has not uttendcd the terun's helringthe Bengnls win foot- teum,orallowGrahamtosign olfsenson voluntary workouts bat games in the 2009 season. with that team in exchange for the past two yeurs becuuse he , felt he wus underpaid. At uge I truly appreciate the .o;upport two first-round draft picks. of my teammates and the "Shayne 1 hns . consistently 32. he is on the older side for great fans of Cincinnati.'~ .performed ut u high level for an NFL receiver, though he . Coach Marvin Lewis said us, and we exl,'OOt thut same led the NFL in receptions in the Bengals and Graham will performunce m 2009 and 2007 with 112. SPOR'IS :. It!#' sd¥101 tJ ...... ldion.Ste,. m· . . . BY IlNaM J. RIEED . ~eNYOM.YSEMTINEI.c:QM · Meigs CilWlty CQallllissiooers are preparing possible infta· stnll:t1ire projects in hopes tba.t from the rederal eiXliiOaUC stimulus program will help finance them. · It is PQS&ible that a proIJOI,ied emergency room and · health center facility could qualify for fWlding. com· missioners said Tuesday. POMEROY - fuudi"' . , • idelines it is oor hope tba.t ·t~~t pmfor ~ . ' ' ~ gtUIIl provides tht flWbffi.. beell ~ out. . ~ that wiU allow COOiliiUfti... With appro>4al of the fed- .ties to detenoine what pmeral American Rewvery- jel;ts are most beneficial to and Reinvestment Act, Ohio the local ecooomy." is expected to recein milDavenport ~ local villions .in federal funds to ·tages have identified pros.geed up public infrastruc- · jects that mi~ht qualify as twe pro.)Cds. "shovel ready ·by later this "'At this. time we do not yeu:. in hopes they might tnow what will be avail- receive funding . The able. or whal type of pnr Villll$! of Middleport has ~ts will be approved," identified sewer ilnd water Commissioner- · · Mkk projects as potentials for Davenpon said. "However, funding. Pomeroy a water aldwagh speQ6c .. Suspect in .murder . investigation misidentified line. and water meter replacernent project. and Syncuse UK~ Racine are also moving ahead with plans for 111 water line e.\t~asioo and sewer e.\tensioo project. · . Villages have also .identitied sllffi paving projects for possible funding. and the county has done the same for county roads. One stipulatioa has beea m~ clear: Projects must be ready to ~o to~ and begin constnlcllon by mid-year. is a zOo% . Bv BNAM J. Ruo IIREEDeiiVJ»lLYSEtmNELCOM No pot charge for Phelps after photo COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) in the wake of the pholo, - A South Carolina sheriff and Kellogg Co. said it said Monday he was not would not renew its going to charge swimmer endorsement deal with him. M icliael Phelps after u Tile photo surfaced in a photo of the 14-time gold British newspaper, News of inedalist showed him smQk· the World, on ~eb. I. T~ ing from a marijuana pipe. swimmer, who won a record Richland county Sheriff eight gold medals at the Leon Loll said he couldn't Beijing Games, did not disignore the photo but defend- pute its authenticity. e<J his investigation. · News of the World said "Michael Phelps is truly the picture was taken during an American hero ... but a party while Phelps wu even with his star status, he visiting the university. is still obligated to obey the During that trip. he attended laws of our state," Lott said. one of the school's football · The photo showed Phelps games and received 11 big smoking from a marijuana ovation when introduced to pipe at a party in November the crowd. when he .visit.ed the The party occurred nearly Univers.ity of South . three months after the Carolina. Olympics while Phelps was Phelps has culled his taking a break from trainjudgment bad and said he ing, and his actions should would learn from his mis- have no impact on !~e eight take. golds he won at Be1Jmg. He USA Swimming suspend· has never tested pos1tive for ed Phelps for three months banned substances. ATtfENS - One of five suspects in the murder of a Dexter man allegedly gave false identity information to the Athens County Sheriff; . After learnina the suspect's true identity. Sheriff Patrick Kelly has released the ·correct name and PaaeA5 cleared the man wrongly • Melissa Oti>isoo, 42 named of any involvement .• Allen.Wayne Hamm. 64 in the murder and robbery. •.Donakf Roy Kay, 76 . Four men and- a male juvenjle were arrested Sunday for the robbery of a New Marshfield .home llfld the shooting death of Donald Putmllfl, Dexter. Kelly said one of the men • Ohio University arrested and charged with confirms two cases of murder and aggravated robmeningitis. See Pllge A2 bery gave the identity of Mohamud Jaina, Columbus. • 1Wo top Ohio Kelly said Jama gave a Democrats running birthdate of Jan. I. 1987, for Senate. and a birthplace in Somalia. The suspect's true identiSeePaaeA2 ty, Kelly said, is Mahut M. • ·Let the boss Osman, born Jan. I, 1991, handle the situation. Columbus. Kelly said he met with Jama, who assisted SeeJia&eA3 him in identifying Osman. • For the Record. . "Jama has been cleared of See Jla&eAS any association with the murder of Donnie Putman," ~ Local Briefs. Kelly said in a Tuesday seePage AS news release . . • GM, Chrysler seek Putman reportedly arrived billions more, to cut more at the home on New Marshfield Road Sunday jobs. See Page A6 anemoon as a robbery was in· place. He died after being shot by on.e of the suspects. Kelly sa1d drugs llfld other· WEATIIER · evidence have been seized as part of the investigation into the case. Osman, 18, Columbus. .and Abdi Abdifatah. 22, Columbus, were charged with murder and aggravated robbery. Hamda lama, 21, Columbus, and Eric Fussner, 33, Nelsonville, were charged with aggravated robber~ . They were to appear m Athens County Municipal Court yesterday morning. · OBITUARIES INSIDE us INDEX I SICI'IONS -11 PAGES Annie's Mailbox Calendars . Dolvenpon has led efforts in recent years to e\pand health cllre services in the county. and the Community improvement Col'pQflltion owas real estate nellr U.S. 33 at ·Rockspriags it hopes to use to constnlct a 24-hour emergency room lllld clinic.. Da'<enpon said architectural plans will likely be readied quickly if such a project could be funded. so constnK.'tion could begin . . 7511Hhafs AS Above: Students In Southern Elementary's After School pro· gram gel an opportunity to meet Mango, an Albino Burmase Python !rom the Columbus Zoo. Loft: Southam student Daniel Dunlee carries Joey. a baby kangaroo, amongst his classmates who are curious to get up close and personal. Stan from the Columbus Zoo brought Joey and · other exotic ani· mats to the Southern Local School District yesterday. hill Stlgent/p~OIOI RACINE - Life can sometimes feel like a lOO and yesterday so did the gy. mnasium at Southern Elementary when animals from the Columbus Zoo arrived for a vi&i.t: Students in kindergarten through fourth grade were treated to the presentation as were students i!l the After School program funded by the 21st Century Community learning Center Grant. The After Schoof program assists 100 children in grades one-eight with academics. interven· tions und enricbment opportunities. The grunt ulso ~d to bring the display to the children. Kim Roush. coordinator of the After School program said she thought the visit from the ioo animals and personnel would give the · children a hands on experi· ence with creatures they would normally never encounter. Roush wns correct because the odds are not likely children in the Southern Local School District will encounter a cheetah though they ·did yesterday. Students also ~ot up close and personal w1th an armadillo. a.banana-eat· ing lemur. un alligator nnmed . Ali. u kangaroo named Joey and an Albino Burmese Python named Mango. The children asked many questions about the creatures while staff from the Columbus Zoo encouraged and answered those questions. Students asked everything from "how big do those get" to "how old is that" to "what one· is the most uggressive?" Students also mlked about the differences . between mammals. reptiles nnd marsupials. · The Columbus Zoo's personnel travels to different schools with their educational presentation to educnte students on everything from zoology to ecology. Langsville woman flown from accident scene the rear as she prepared to · tum into H&R Block by Paula Justis . . 38. Racine. :oPOMEROY A Justis was driving ll 1984 ~lassifieds · B3-4 Langsville woman was Chevrolet two-door sedan. BS injured and later flown from . At press time, the Comics the scene of an accident Pomeroy Pol icc Department A4 involving her. motorcycle said charges nre pending Editorials and a sedllfl yesterday after- against Justis who, was Inter As noon on East Main Street. incarcerated in . the Scioto Obituaries According to the County Jail until she appears B Section Pomeroy Police . ... , · Sports in Meigs County Court : ,; i .. Department, the .accident ,, Duckett was flown by A2 happened around I:40 p.m. MedFlight Weather to Cabell on Ens! Main Street near ·Huntington .... Hospital. !Ci10090bloVoU.yPublllhlnaeo. H&R Block. Huntington , W.Va. for treat· Carol Duckett. 43. ment· of her injuries . Langsville, was traveling Yesterday Sl•ft photo evening a east along East Main Street spokesperson for Cabell Emergency personnel with MedFIIght take off from the parking lot near the Pomeroy Ball when the motorcycle she was Fields carryln,g a Langsville woman lnju~d In an accident that occurred along East Main • riding was allegedly struck in P11110 1M Accident, AS Street yesterday alternoon. Bv BETH SERGENT BSERGENTOMYDAILYSENTINEL.COM ... . - ,01' ' ~. _., ' ' .. ., �The Daily Sentinel PageA2 LocAL • STATE BYmEBENn The Daily Sentinel Wed• es "ar. ,..._.,. ... aoG9 PageA3 • Wednesday.Februaryt8.aoog HSCC 1 esidents enjoy some pampering COLU MBUS (AP) .Clad Wi.demu lnew what : ~W; fatbef did in World War II. But he hadn't ~~~ 1M cardboard OOll until · a f~w mooths ago. Wideman. a blwyer, was. guing through some old stuff ·wilb his sisre,r in 11ft- bilse- . : m~nt. and there it was. His · fa~ must nave sent SQII\e' of 1M oootents to his wite while ~ WliS o~~:erseas. and brouldtt the rest of it back with rum. Wi.deman ligures. His. t'ather. also Clark -Wideman. died in l91~ . He :was. a reponer and an editor: :at The Col.umbus Citizen ·before he was drafted. so the Army put him to work as a son of 1.-or:respondent at CINCINNATI (AP) - A the Camp Blandford hospi,. ..... f*rall~w requiring that all tal com~leJI. in southern England Ill 1944 and 1945. Clark Wideman, right, shows World War II era ptlotos to Ffederick F'Tuetef. 86. Jan. 29. in dilldren s boob be ~e_d His job was to write short. Columbus.. Wideman bel~ves Prue* was chronickld by his father. a WWII Amrt <:One- f~ 1M presetQ of_lead IS positive stories about indi- spondent. . . . f~~ t"~_n«n& •as.t ~ idual wounded American and li~es in Columbus. He remember any bike ride. bW The . Harnihon Co':'n~y soldiers. the kind of treat- with another soldier. There w!L$ a photo of .a was a member of the ."'There are 11 101 of 1 system m <?No 1s ment they were receiving nurse. lsi lt. ~a~hleen E . . A~>: 's 1st l~fantry don't remember. from the , fac1_ n g the ~1b1h1Y, , of and the people who trellted 1 Guthrie. of Bell111re. from DiYt!>IOO the "B1g Red war. because I dM t wan1 to." · havmg to pull . 1.2 nu bon them. Sometimes an An11y Widemun left lbe photo boo~s from shelves and photogl'!lpher was with him. ·Jan. 15. 1945. She was · Qne'' - on Feb. 19. 1945. tea~.·hing soldiers how to fold when an 88 mm shell landwith Prueter and thanked finding the lDOIIeY to test The Army would send banda,i:es. One of them was ed near his platooo. II killed him fur his service. them, those stories and photos Slllff Sgt. Elmer N;:<!) . 22. of the platoon leader. Pie~.-es of . Wideman would like to The C~sumer Product back to newspapers. in the llnited ·Stutes. for: publku- Cincinnuti. who had been it shred into Prueter's right . find bomes for the other Safety Improvement Act . tion. But most of what woUnded near Mell. France. hand and lei\ thigh. He was photos and stories. Some are · thllt W!L$ passed lll!ll summer There was a series of pho- evacuated to Paris. and then e!ISier to find than others. Wideman found in that ~o·ardboard. OOJ\ were his tos of 1st Sgt. Lowell to the hllSpital in ~land. . An obituary d~tabase 'IT.e84-L....30. of Last month. W1deman showed th*t Katherine G. Yfl father's originals. Hundreds Drummond, Columbus. from early April went to meet him. Prueter Conner the former l st lt. of stories. dolens of phQI\lS . Some featured Ohioans. 1945. They showed a ~ returned from the war llild Kathleen Guthrie, the ll\ll$e Weclaesday•..Rain likely. ~ and many of those included enactment of the treutment became a longtime employ- demonstrating the home uddresses of the Drummond recei~ed at the ee of the Singer Sewing Co. f~~ to soldiers - died Highs in the upper 40s. people in them. Almost all 34th General Hospital, from He still works at the in 2W3 in Alabama. She hi& South winds 10 to IS mph. Chance of rain 70 peicent. · the stories mentioned the the time he arrived in Northllllld Sewi~ Center lin a SOli and daughter there. First Sgt. Lowell alaht ••• Wednesctay narnes of spouses or ·pill'· England with shrapnel E. Dt•blin-Grun~•lle Rood, ents. And that got the wOilllds to the time he was which he own-~ with his. son. Drummond's wife, J111lco, Cloudy. Rain likely in the younger Widemun thinking: getting on ~he bus tQ go That\ where Wideman wis listed in a. stOry lllat e~e.ning ...Then a chance of What happened to these back to the front . The ~i- handed him the photo lind Wideman·~ father wrote: A snow showers with" slight chance of rain showers people'! Could he find them. nal photoS and story were m ~aid. "This is what I am hop- search by lhe 11fler midnight. Little or no the box. but so was a ropy ing is a pooto of you." found her liWig in or their families? Prueter looked at it for a Hiii.N;C. Her busband·.fe.ll a snow accumulation .. Lows ''These photo..~ ha~e some of the newspaper where full30 seconds before sar,ing: diner called the HunbUriw' in the upper lOs. West meuning to me," he said. they were printed. So. with some train in~ in ''Well, I don 'I think it is. ' Mart in Clutsbuq. W.Va., winds around 15 mph with ''But it just seemed that an Ohio Historical S\lc1ety He took it home to his after the war, she said. He gusts up to 25 mph . . these photo..~ would be more Chance of precipitation 60 meunmgful to the people class. Wideman started look- wile that night. who told died in 1981 . . . . · The Orulftlllonds ·were percent. who had been photographed ing. First up wus Staff Sgt. him, "How can you not tell Thursday"'Cloudy with a . from Clarksburg, but she and their heirs . ... It makes Prue)er, · the guy . from thut thut's you?" Prueter had met his wile. lived in Columbus with·her SO pereent chance of snow more sense for these to be in Wupakoneta on the bike ride. Dire(;tory assistunce had Helen. not long !dler that pic- sister near the end of the war. . showers. Blustery and much their family albums thun sitting on ·my shelf." six Prueters listed in . tun: was taken. He wus con- 1lu1t's why the s:~ he cooler with highs around T.here was a photo of Stall' Wapakonetll. The first two tinuing to heul ala ho..~pillll in had a Columbus and 30. West winds · l 5 to 20 S11t. Frederid. Prueter, 22. were Frederick Prueter's .Cumbridge. in eastern Ohio, why it was printed in a mph with gusts up_ to 35 or WaP\\koneta from April cousins. but they had lost and his wit'e was in the hos- Columbus newspaper. Mrs. mph. Thui-sday niRht.,.Mostly 25. 1945. The caption said touch with him. The third . pital's steoo pool, He first Dnmunood, 90. already had cloody with a 50 percent he had been hit with shell was a cousin. too. His wife SliW her in the )ine at the PX. ctf,ies of the photos. fragments east of the Rhine was able to get in touch with He thought she looked like · ' I t~ought t~ey were .very chance of snow. showers. Blustery and colder with River in Gennruty. Hi~ treat- Prueteh brother. and she the actres.s Hedy Lamarr. good: she sa1d. ment complete, the photo passed along Prueter's They've been married 63 · But she doesn't have the showed Prueter taking a phone number to Wideman. ~ars. so he defers to her S\ory that went with them. break during . a bik:e ride Fred Prueter is now 86 Judgment. He doe.sn't She will soon. . S>lll"ilWcl...,_ Libraries required to test kids, books for .lead ~ southw~st_ Local aftet a ~all of lead-WDted toys made in China went iato. effjf~' ~ .......... '• ...._:-'-it ~ i:i :"~tid& :ier :; of 12 from 1M b!Wdin&· ~14~ersc~~~~~ , AlP (Nvtl.l - 30.01 · a• Alcao (NAIOAQ) Alhllind lno. INVU) - I.U President George W. Bush. lltl 1.1111 (NVII~DA:u · Ohio Republicans w~re ­ lcilllwlne (NA - 11.10 (NVII)- 10.14 quick · to criticize his c.ntury Ahlnlhlm (NASDAQ) Democratic opponent&. an tllemWOO uuu• u"' • in&. 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Gl_..ll!lectrla ~NVII~10.81 lenges o~er the way she o~er- Obama 's election as presi- the only candidates in the economic collapse during Hlllly4Mvk1Mn NVII! - 1U8 1ct'- tal l'eb. 17,11001, 1110saw the presidential election dent, the fuilure of Congre~s race so far. Portman is a for- his two-year tCII!lre as the JP McNpn INVI 1- aus v'-::T.~:;'IIId Janet ttnenclal IHR Milia In in No~ember.unnoum:ed her to uid the uuto industry, und mer Cincinnati congress- state'sdevclopmentdirector. K"'ll'f'JNVSI) - 10.17 (NVII) - 7.'1'0 Ottllpallalt (740) 4414441 and run for the Senute seat on 1.1 watching the federal eca- mun who also served us u position he held along with Umlttellre!lda Nolfolk 8oullllm (NVII) t.Hiey MIIIIIICI In Point Plllunt campaign Web site. nomic stim.ulus PllCkage · budget director under the lieutenant go~or role. :M.I7 1t (304) 874.0174. Member SIPC. Lt. Gov. Lee Fisher. who barely sur~ive in the Senate " was elected in 2006, held ~ helped clinch his decision. news conference later "We owe it to ourselves to Tuesday wilh Gov. Ted make sure that_we hnv~ part:Stncklund, apparently push- nei'S II\ Wushmgton. D.C., : ing up his public announce- who get it. who have spent . :men! in response to some time at kitchen tubles. ·Brunner's qecision. Fisher who have spent smne time in resigned Tuesday rrom his fuctory lines. who have spent position us director of the some time in smull businessDepurtment llf es, who understund." Fisher Ohio ·Development. but will ser~e suid. ''Who get out of thnt :out the remninder of his thintlirofWushington, D.C.. ·:term us lieutcnunt governor. und are 6n Muin Street us · The ct\mpuigns · set up opposed to Pennsylvuniu what is likely to be u hard- Avenw or Wall Street. So fought Democrat prim~ry that's why I'm running ." O'Bieness Memorial Hospital's convenient X·ray service is available betw~ Brunner, who hilS · Strickland said his supbuil( nam.e recognition ·port of Fisher would not · at the Meigs Medical Center to anyone with a physician order. No ·while overseeing Ohio's . contribute to a divisive priappointment is neededfor our imaging service. .elec)ions!. and Fisher, a vet- mary fight between Fisher ·eran politician who has run · and Brunner. He said ii for statewide qffice multiple shouldn ., be ll surprise that Physician specialists who see patients at the Meigs Medical Center include: times. It also places the cru- he's supporting Fisher cia! secretary of stute seut because he pledged his supup for grabs for both parties port to him long ago. most • Cwdlolow ·Mitchell Silver, DO, FACC • Gaatrat~nterolagy ·Steven Carin, DO and begins speculation o~~:r notably by choosing him 11~ • Family Practice- Douglas D. Hunter, MO • Internal Medicine- Steven Carin, DO Wb~ ' will be Strick lund's his running mate . • Family Practice- Becky Huston, DO · :runllin$ mate in 2010 when ''This is a bittersweet • Obstetrics and Gynecolagy ·Jane Broecker, MD · : l)c• is ex~cted to seek re- · moment for me," Strickland • Podiatry· Elr~Driggs, DO · • · elecJion. · said about losing his deveiBrurlner snit! ·she and · opment director nnd future · Fisher have spoken about ru~ing mate should he avoiding a nasty primary choose to nm for re-election . . rf d i• t<· n l l h• • fi~hl . She said her cumpuign "But I am absolutely thrilled wtll build on her success 11s to he here becuuse Lee :secretnry .of stute, which Fisher is superbly qunlitied HEALTH SYSTEM ·includes protecting voting to serve in the U.S. Senme." www.OblenessHealthSystem.org · rights . Strickland uppointed "Looking nt wher~ we Mm-k Burhush, Ohio's chief stand with the emnomy in economic development offi. this country. it's even more cer, to repluce Fisher . us, o.• (NVIil- high school during . the sdtool da~ or: call the high school lor an evening ar.pointment. The cost for plllll!!ing a dress on the sale rack ts SS. A door pri~e will be drawn for 1111 that unend. Denise Arnold lind Gloria Y11nReeth are in charge of the prom dress sale and can be contacted at the high ~chool, 992-2158. I I II lowing the supper. All members ure urged to Bv KATHV MITCHEt.t. AND MARCV SUGAR · Friday, Feb. 20 llttend, POMEROY _ Meigs . Tuesday, Feb. 24 .'County Commissioners. 10 PO_MEROY -;- Regular Dear Annie: I work in " a.m., due to scheduling ~·on- meetmg of Me1gs Cou~tty hotel with a stutT of ubout ~ict with Thursday meeting Emerg~ncy . Plannmg 20. Our general munagcr is ume. . . Co';nmme~. 11 .30 a.m.. _ an emburrussing liar. He Monday, Feb. 23 Me!gs Semor Center. Lunch stretches the truth and tells " POMEROY - Meigs uvallnble. . . some OU\right whoppers. He lllso gets cuught in lies by 'County Yeteruns Services . telling lllQ muny people difCommission. 9 a.m., 117 urch ferent things. E~eryone .Memorial Dr...Pomeroy. 1 t11lks about him behind his •'rlday, Feb. 20 buck. LONG BOTTOM I have worked for this Screening of "Fireproof." 7 p.m.. Faith Full Gos~l man for several yettrs . 1 Church. Refreshments pnor know not to tuke unything to movie. he says ut ft1ce value. I also · 'fhursday, t'eb. 19 Tuesday, Feb. 24 know he cun be quite luly , HARRISONVILLE POMEROY - Shrove uno isn't the brightest cray· Hurrisonville Youth Lea~ue .will hold un open meetmg Tuesdny ptut.:ake supper. 5 on in the bo~ . B.ut I um for the public at 7 p.m., to 7 p.m. at the St. Puul luynl. nnd 1 know he's not Scipio Township · Fire Lutheran Church. Pomeroy. trying to hurt anyone with his lies. Dcpm1ment. lnfonnution ut Publk invited. VVednesdoy,Feb.2S 69R-6301. The problem is. our hotel POMEROY - Anmml is getting bud scores from · POMEROY - Mei~s County · Democratic Lenten breakfust'7:45 tl .m. disgruntled employe.;s who the Trinity castigate the manuger for E~e~· uti~e Committee. 7 at Congreg~;~tionul Church. being u ''lo.~er." He thinks p.m .. Carpenters Hall. Second. und Lynn Stl\'etS. everyone loves him becuuse Friday, Feb. 20 All wel~ome for time of fel- they are nice to his face. I MIDDLEPORT lowship tmd meditution . get ulong with all the people Speciul meeting of Cnll Peggy' Hurris ut 992- at work. so I feel stuck. Middleport Lod~e 1~63. for unnual in~pecuon in the 7569 fnr reservutions. Should I tell the manager POMEROY Ash he's the renson mornle is Entered Apprentice. degree, 7:30 p.m.. Middlerort Wednesday worship ser- down and that he needs to Musonic, Temple. Meu at vice. 7 p.m. ut St. Paul knock off the lying? Or do I 6:30 p.m. All members to Lutheran Church with keep my mouth shut'~ I rettlbring pies . All Master . imP.osition of ushes . ·Public ly don 't want to get m~lled . , Musons invited. · in~olved in oll'ke pulitks. · Saturday. t'eb. ll but it is f.retty hurd to nvoid. SALEM CENTER - Stay ng Ahove Star Orang.:- 778 and Stur Dear Staying: We Junior Grange 878 will hold nssume your muna11-er hns a Thursd11y. F"b. Ill 11 fun night und potluck sup· MIDDLI:;PORT - Free boss somewhere und thut per ut 1>:30 p.m. The rituul- community .dinner. 4:30-6 this is where those employ- . ~~~i~ und drill teums will p.m.. Houth United ee complaints are going. ;pmctke immediutely tl1l - Methodist Church. Whoever is in . charge ~" O,BLENESS ,,_, • • • I ' •> events Clubs and organizations · .. 'HOLZER CLINIC ... PLASTIC SURGERY SPECIAL New c;;t::ilt ~-·o,r-1"1'\• ......... Ambulatory Surggor.., • Breast Enla Tummy Li Eyelid Laser Facial From March 2..th~ugh .an1111· In · · Submltlecl ...,_ Holzer Senior Can! Center nurse Jennifer Z'Mlgler, AN, (standing) helps n!Sident Oemple Va~ with .her_hai~ in one of the newly-re!'OYE!ted shower areas at the nursing home on Colonial Dn~~e 1n BidWell. The $70,000 PI'OJ&Ct Included the installation of a whirlpool spa ~background) in each shower area at Holzer Senior Care. "They can be used tor wound-hellling. therapy. pain munngement. a variety of things." she suid. The $70.000 renovation project was completed in October 2008. Johnson said HSCC's resident coundl . played a key role in choo..~mg the design and equipment for the renov~ted shower trreus . "J') verythlng thut we did. we ran by resident ~'\luncil to suy. 'Do you like this?'" she suid. "O~erall. I think it tun1ed out reully nice," H11l~er Senior Care Center opened in 1995 and is 1\ICuted ut 3SO Colonial Drive in Bidwell. Ohio. just u short drive from Holzer should deul with the s.imution. especially if it has become a noticeable problem. It' you ure comfortable tulking to the munuger. you may saythot other employ' ees find his tendency to "exuggerate" frustrating und he should be more cureful. Dear Anale: I've been murried IS years. My husbnnd's aunt and uncle are delightful. highly educnted people. and I absolutely love them und their children. We see them a few times u yeur. Here's mr problem: My name is "Kimberly" - not "Kim," Although ·these reluti~es have each asked my preference nbout my mtme more than on•·e. they con· tinue to cull me "Kim." l would correct them. but ufter all this time . I'm embarrussed to do this with my husbund 's family . During their lnst ~isit. my husband took them uside und said, "I just wunt to remind you thut Kimberly ~oos br her full name, not Kim ." ·Still. us they were leaving amid hugs und well wishes, they culled me Not Trying to Be Burly . About Kimberly Dear Not Trylna: Mo..~t people who see likubte relatives only a few times 11 yeur would simply ignore this and consider the' short. version a tenn of endeumtent. . Since you cunnot bring yourself to dQ this, however. and since they huve 1101 listened to your husbund's requests to stop, you will need to correct them sweetly each / time they say "Kim,'' and not respond when they nddress you imp1\lperly. Dear Annie: Aner reuding the letter from "Harossed Bride," l felt I wus looking in n mirror. I am relie~ed and comforted to know that others ure going through u situation where the in-lnws suddenly "flip u switch" nfter the engugement nnd bilhnve ubusi~ely . Those were my e~tlct words describing my husbund's fnmily. I ngree thut her motherill-law needs thcrupy. In my cnse, I know there ure 1>ther . bigger und more deeply moted issues at the henrt of their dysfunction. i'Kim." Often they tuke their I know they don't do it (>li unhnppiness with them: purpose. but I really lk>tt 'i selves out on others. · · like it . Any suggestions'! I symputhi~e with Other events . To better serve pGt/ents of Meigs County • · Medicul Center-Gullipol{)>. The focility has capacity for .70 residents und employs 104 stuff memberS. · For complete infonnution uhoutthe se~ ices offered ut HSCC. call 740-446-5001. or log on to the website www,holzer.org uml dk'k on the "Services & Location~" link. Let the boss handle the situation ', PubliC meetinm: e~ Ch . ANNIE'S MAILBOX ~Community Calendar ' lows arOund IS. West winds 1.5 to 10 mpll. with gust& up t~·· . ..,_...Mostly cloudy lhf ~ ...Then becOming partly sunny. HiJh$ ,in the tower 30s. . ·. . r . friday alaht;•.Mastl1 cloudy Wilh II 40 pelcen\ chunce of snow showers. Lows around 20. . Saturday•••Cioud)l with a 50 percent chance of snow showers. Highs in the mid 30s. Saturday ni&ht"'Cioudy with a 40 percent chunce of snow showers. Lows around 20 . Sunday...Mostly cloudy in the moming ...Then becoming mostly sunny. Highs around 30. Sunday nlaht and Monday ••.Partly cloudy. Lows to to 15. Highs in the upper30s . 18T (NYIII - 14-H _,.Wilmer · POMEROY - The fil)h _llllnutll prom dress sale will b: held from 3 to 8 pm. Thursday in the library at Meigs High School . . Anyone in need of u d.ws to wear to the prom is -em:ouraged to come and look. ut the selection of inel\pensive dresses. For those who hu~e u dress to sell. luke it to the .._..;;. ... _ Local Stocks Two top Ohio Democrats rUnning for US Senate MHS holding . :prom dress sale .:e:. J: .una· ... .' .. pi= Meigs High School studet'IIS, Megan Smith, Jessica Hollida~ Alaine Arnold. Kabrietl Sorthwick, lnn~ Kimes, and Veronica Grirnrn. display one of the wrous prom dresses which will go oo sal6 Thursday. BIDWELL - Residents at HQ!zer Senior Cue Center (HSCC) in Gallia . COtmty are getting some punpelt:d care ._., well a.s some valuable · therapy thanks to reoovatioo of 1M shower areas at the facility. Amber .JollnsoQ, directQl' of Mlllketing t'Or HolmHealth Syst~~s_' . LOQg Term Care Div ts.ton. said the nursing home·~ two shower areas had oot been renov-ated since Holzer Senior Care opened in 1995. Tile upgraded facili·lies each feature a whirlpool spa and warm, updated interior design. . •·we ·really Wllllted to do something that would mute the residents feel veJY I.'Qill· I'Ortable and give them a reeling of home," she suid. "We had only one whirlpool before and the (Holler Senior Care Center) board was very generous llltd allowed us to buy two. It luts roode just 11 world of difference in these areas. The m:w whirlpools are very warm and inviting. and the residents love coming in." The wh!rl~ spas feature soothtng Jets and side access whkh 1s easier and safer f~:;~r re.sidents. And ,Johnson said · the whirlpools pro~ide much more thun just a nice plnce to take a bath . ·Coming Thursday in the Sentinel ~" • "~e~ f• ~ f? T/t!ttJ$ f• ~·" "Ht~russed Bride" and hope ht>r l'ian,·e wiII spenk with bis fumily. as rny husband has done the sume thing. A broken relmionship muy not he the best outcome. but you must think of your new murriuge und your personul happiness us a couple. It is not peace at any price. Sympathetic Bride An11it's Mailbux is M'rit• len by Kathy Mit<·hell and Marcy S11gar,lungtim(! edi· tors of lht Ann Landers column. PlttiSfl et·mail your qurstiuns tu ·a,nietsmailbox,·oillcast·""'· ur wrilt lo: Annit's Mailbox, P.O. Bux 11819(}, Chicago, IL 60611. To find out more abo111 Annir's Mailbox, and mill fratuns by other Cnators Syndicalf writtrs and cartoonists, ••isit the · Creotors Syndicate W1b pag1 111 www.cnarors.cum. • rttll tarr Ttttw~~c;M a_,.~t t lflttant Mti!U~ . ~ ~~ ~· lli 11 ~ 1~ ~. a\ICII,S~ " ' til ~Jal! • Cvl100l S\111 P~~gt~• <\f'lll '>- IWIIII>ill l nlll.'l!llll �The Daily Sentinel PageA2 LocAL • STATE BYmEBENn The Daily Sentinel Wed• es "ar. ,..._.,. ... aoG9 PageA3 • Wednesday.Februaryt8.aoog HSCC 1 esidents enjoy some pampering COLU MBUS (AP) .Clad Wi.demu lnew what : ~W; fatbef did in World War II. But he hadn't ~~~ 1M cardboard OOll until · a f~w mooths ago. Wideman. a blwyer, was. guing through some old stuff ·wilb his sisre,r in 11ft- bilse- . : m~nt. and there it was. His · fa~ must nave sent SQII\e' of 1M oootents to his wite while ~ WliS o~~:erseas. and brouldtt the rest of it back with rum. Wi.deman ligures. His. t'ather. also Clark -Wideman. died in l91~ . He :was. a reponer and an editor: :at The Col.umbus Citizen ·before he was drafted. so the Army put him to work as a son of 1.-or:respondent at CINCINNATI (AP) - A the Camp Blandford hospi,. ..... f*rall~w requiring that all tal com~leJI. in southern England Ill 1944 and 1945. Clark Wideman, right, shows World War II era ptlotos to Ffederick F'Tuetef. 86. Jan. 29. in dilldren s boob be ~e_d His job was to write short. Columbus.. Wideman bel~ves Prue* was chronickld by his father. a WWII Amrt <:One- f~ 1M presetQ of_lead IS positive stories about indi- spondent. . . . f~~ t"~_n«n& •as.t ~ idual wounded American and li~es in Columbus. He remember any bike ride. bW The . Harnihon Co':'n~y soldiers. the kind of treat- with another soldier. There w!L$ a photo of .a was a member of the ."'There are 11 101 of 1 system m <?No 1s ment they were receiving nurse. lsi lt. ~a~hleen E . . A~>: 's 1st l~fantry don't remember. from the , fac1_ n g the ~1b1h1Y, , of and the people who trellted 1 Guthrie. of Bell111re. from DiYt!>IOO the "B1g Red war. because I dM t wan1 to." · havmg to pull . 1.2 nu bon them. Sometimes an An11y Widemun left lbe photo boo~s from shelves and photogl'!lpher was with him. ·Jan. 15. 1945. She was · Qne'' - on Feb. 19. 1945. tea~.·hing soldiers how to fold when an 88 mm shell landwith Prueter and thanked finding the lDOIIeY to test The Army would send banda,i:es. One of them was ed near his platooo. II killed him fur his service. them, those stories and photos Slllff Sgt. Elmer N;:<!) . 22. of the platoon leader. Pie~.-es of . Wideman would like to The C~sumer Product back to newspapers. in the llnited ·Stutes. for: publku- Cincinnuti. who had been it shred into Prueter's right . find bomes for the other Safety Improvement Act . tion. But most of what woUnded near Mell. France. hand and lei\ thigh. He was photos and stories. Some are · thllt W!L$ passed lll!ll summer There was a series of pho- evacuated to Paris. and then e!ISier to find than others. Wideman found in that ~o·ardboard. OOJ\ were his tos of 1st Sgt. Lowell to the hllSpital in ~land. . An obituary d~tabase 'IT.e84-L....30. of Last month. W1deman showed th*t Katherine G. Yfl father's originals. Hundreds Drummond, Columbus. from early April went to meet him. Prueter Conner the former l st lt. of stories. dolens of phQI\lS . Some featured Ohioans. 1945. They showed a ~ returned from the war llild Kathleen Guthrie, the ll\ll$e Weclaesday•..Rain likely. ~ and many of those included enactment of the treutment became a longtime employ- demonstrating the home uddresses of the Drummond recei~ed at the ee of the Singer Sewing Co. f~~ to soldiers - died Highs in the upper 40s. people in them. Almost all 34th General Hospital, from He still works at the in 2W3 in Alabama. She hi& South winds 10 to IS mph. Chance of rain 70 peicent. · the stories mentioned the the time he arrived in Northllllld Sewi~ Center lin a SOli and daughter there. First Sgt. Lowell alaht ••• Wednesctay narnes of spouses or ·pill'· England with shrapnel E. Dt•blin-Grun~•lle Rood, ents. And that got the wOilllds to the time he was which he own-~ with his. son. Drummond's wife, J111lco, Cloudy. Rain likely in the younger Widemun thinking: getting on ~he bus tQ go That\ where Wideman wis listed in a. stOry lllat e~e.ning ...Then a chance of What happened to these back to the front . The ~i- handed him the photo lind Wideman·~ father wrote: A snow showers with" slight chance of rain showers people'! Could he find them. nal photoS and story were m ~aid. "This is what I am hop- search by lhe 11fler midnight. Little or no the box. but so was a ropy ing is a pooto of you." found her liWig in or their families? Prueter looked at it for a Hiii.N;C. Her busband·.fe.ll a snow accumulation .. Lows ''These photo..~ ha~e some of the newspaper where full30 seconds before sar,ing: diner called the HunbUriw' in the upper lOs. West meuning to me," he said. they were printed. So. with some train in~ in ''Well, I don 'I think it is. ' Mart in Clutsbuq. W.Va., winds around 15 mph with ''But it just seemed that an Ohio Historical S\lc1ety He took it home to his after the war, she said. He gusts up to 25 mph . . these photo..~ would be more Chance of precipitation 60 meunmgful to the people class. Wideman started look- wile that night. who told died in 1981 . . . . · The Orulftlllonds ·were percent. who had been photographed ing. First up wus Staff Sgt. him, "How can you not tell Thursday"'Cloudy with a . from Clarksburg, but she and their heirs . ... It makes Prue)er, · the guy . from thut thut's you?" Prueter had met his wile. lived in Columbus with·her SO pereent chance of snow more sense for these to be in Wupakoneta on the bike ride. Dire(;tory assistunce had Helen. not long !dler that pic- sister near the end of the war. . showers. Blustery and much their family albums thun sitting on ·my shelf." six Prueters listed in . tun: was taken. He wus con- 1lu1t's why the s:~ he cooler with highs around T.here was a photo of Stall' Wapakonetll. The first two tinuing to heul ala ho..~pillll in had a Columbus and 30. West winds · l 5 to 20 S11t. Frederid. Prueter, 22. were Frederick Prueter's .Cumbridge. in eastern Ohio, why it was printed in a mph with gusts up_ to 35 or WaP\\koneta from April cousins. but they had lost and his wit'e was in the hos- Columbus newspaper. Mrs. mph. Thui-sday niRht.,.Mostly 25. 1945. The caption said touch with him. The third . pital's steoo pool, He first Dnmunood, 90. already had cloody with a 50 percent he had been hit with shell was a cousin. too. His wife SliW her in the )ine at the PX. ctf,ies of the photos. fragments east of the Rhine was able to get in touch with He thought she looked like · ' I t~ought t~ey were .very chance of snow. showers. Blustery and colder with River in Gennruty. Hi~ treat- Prueteh brother. and she the actres.s Hedy Lamarr. good: she sa1d. ment complete, the photo passed along Prueter's They've been married 63 · But she doesn't have the showed Prueter taking a phone number to Wideman. ~ars. so he defers to her S\ory that went with them. break during . a bik:e ride Fred Prueter is now 86 Judgment. He doe.sn't She will soon. . S>lll"ilWcl...,_ Libraries required to test kids, books for .lead ~ southw~st_ Local aftet a ~all of lead-WDted toys made in China went iato. effjf~' ~ .......... '• ...._:-'-it ~ i:i :"~tid& :ier :; of 12 from 1M b!Wdin&· ~14~ersc~~~~~ , AlP (Nvtl.l - 30.01 · a• Alcao (NAIOAQ) Alhllind lno. INVU) - I.U President George W. Bush. lltl 1.1111 (NVII~DA:u · Ohio Republicans w~re ­ lcilllwlne (NA - 11.10 (NVII)- 10.14 quick · to criticize his c.ntury Ahlnlhlm (NASDAQ) Democratic opponent&. an tllemWOO uuu• u"' • in&. The Co~~ .Producht Safety Comm1ss1on as a~ to /:stpone enforcement of t e tiookportion of· the luw Wltil next February. ·. . m Ohio Vltlev leno 1;0111- (NAS. DAO)-ao.ee '-oplea miA8DAQ) - e.ae ,..._ NV81) - S1 .U COLUMBUS (AP) important to protect jobs in de~elopment director on an Two of Ohio's most promi· the state of Ohio ... 1want to interim basis. PNmler ( IDAQ) - .... nent Democrats said be a part of the solution," Voinovich has said he is "aalnMIII (NVIII - auo Tuesday they will run in Brunner said in an interview retiring to Spetld more time -ue lloGIIv loota (NASDAQ) - 3.34 2010 for the U.S. Senate with The Associated Press. with his family. He also "I can't think of two more Clllmplon ~::•o1 - 1.11 llovllf Dulcll 8ltell - 41.11 . seat being vacated by Fisher had established an cited an unwillingness to unimpressive ' candicllte' Clllrmllltl (NAIDAQ) ...,. Haklllltl (NASDAQ) aue Republica.n Sen. George ex~loratory committee after spend the time campaigning thlll Lee Fisher 111d Jenn.lfelt Ctlv Holdlna INAIDAQI II. .. · w.t-Mart (NVII) - 48.14 · Vomovich. · Vomovich announced in and fundraising that another Brunner," said · Ohio CoiiiM Wendy.. INVIII - s.ot H... Secretary of State Jennifer January that he would not election would re9uire. Republican Party Chairman DuPont (NVI - 11.:11 W..lenoa (NYU) - 1t.SI Brunner, who largely heat seek re-election. . Brunner and F1sher join Kevin DeWine. DeWine Ul ..Ilk (NV ) - 10.73 Worthington (NVI!) - 10.11 Glnnett (,.VII) 4.01 O.lly ttock reparta ire the 4 buck Republican legal chal· Fisher said Barack Republican Rob Portman as said Fisher had overseen an p.m. IT CtMIIIg quatM at trena- . Gl_..ll!lectrla ~NVII~10.81 lenges o~er the way she o~er- Obama 's election as presi- the only candidates in the economic collapse during Hlllly4Mvk1Mn NVII! - 1U8 1ct'- tal l'eb. 17,11001, 1110saw the presidential election dent, the fuilure of Congre~s race so far. Portman is a for- his two-year tCII!lre as the JP McNpn INVI 1- aus v'-::T.~:;'IIId Janet ttnenclal IHR Milia In in No~ember.unnoum:ed her to uid the uuto industry, und mer Cincinnati congress- state'sdevclopmentdirector. K"'ll'f'JNVSI) - 10.17 (NVII) - 7.'1'0 Ottllpallalt (740) 4414441 and run for the Senute seat on 1.1 watching the federal eca- mun who also served us u position he held along with Umlttellre!lda Nolfolk 8oullllm (NVII) t.Hiey MIIIIIICI In Point Plllunt campaign Web site. nomic stim.ulus PllCkage · budget director under the lieutenant go~or role. :M.I7 1t (304) 874.0174. Member SIPC. Lt. Gov. Lee Fisher. who barely sur~ive in the Senate " was elected in 2006, held ~ helped clinch his decision. news conference later "We owe it to ourselves to Tuesday wilh Gov. Ted make sure that_we hnv~ part:Stncklund, apparently push- nei'S II\ Wushmgton. D.C., : ing up his public announce- who get it. who have spent . :men! in response to some time at kitchen tubles. ·Brunner's qecision. Fisher who have spent smne time in resigned Tuesday rrom his fuctory lines. who have spent position us director of the some time in smull businessDepurtment llf es, who understund." Fisher Ohio ·Development. but will ser~e suid. ''Who get out of thnt :out the remninder of his thintlirofWushington, D.C.. ·:term us lieutcnunt governor. und are 6n Muin Street us · The ct\mpuigns · set up opposed to Pennsylvuniu what is likely to be u hard- Avenw or Wall Street. So fought Democrat prim~ry that's why I'm running ." O'Bieness Memorial Hospital's convenient X·ray service is available betw~ Brunner, who hilS · Strickland said his supbuil( nam.e recognition ·port of Fisher would not · at the Meigs Medical Center to anyone with a physician order. No ·while overseeing Ohio's . contribute to a divisive priappointment is neededfor our imaging service. .elec)ions!. and Fisher, a vet- mary fight between Fisher ·eran politician who has run · and Brunner. He said ii for statewide qffice multiple shouldn ., be ll surprise that Physician specialists who see patients at the Meigs Medical Center include: times. It also places the cru- he's supporting Fisher cia! secretary of stute seut because he pledged his supup for grabs for both parties port to him long ago. most • Cwdlolow ·Mitchell Silver, DO, FACC • Gaatrat~nterolagy ·Steven Carin, DO and begins speculation o~~:r notably by choosing him 11~ • Family Practice- Douglas D. Hunter, MO • Internal Medicine- Steven Carin, DO Wb~ ' will be Strick lund's his running mate . • Family Practice- Becky Huston, DO · :runllin$ mate in 2010 when ''This is a bittersweet • Obstetrics and Gynecolagy ·Jane Broecker, MD · : l)c• is ex~cted to seek re- · moment for me," Strickland • Podiatry· Elr~Driggs, DO · • · elecJion. · said about losing his deveiBrurlner snit! ·she and · opment director nnd future · Fisher have spoken about ru~ing mate should he avoiding a nasty primary choose to nm for re-election . . rf d i• t<· n l l h• • fi~hl . She said her cumpuign "But I am absolutely thrilled wtll build on her success 11s to he here becuuse Lee :secretnry .of stute, which Fisher is superbly qunlitied HEALTH SYSTEM ·includes protecting voting to serve in the U.S. Senme." www.OblenessHealthSystem.org · rights . Strickland uppointed "Looking nt wher~ we Mm-k Burhush, Ohio's chief stand with the emnomy in economic development offi. this country. it's even more cer, to repluce Fisher . us, o.• (NVIil- high school during . the sdtool da~ or: call the high school lor an evening ar.pointment. The cost for plllll!!ing a dress on the sale rack ts SS. A door pri~e will be drawn for 1111 that unend. Denise Arnold lind Gloria Y11nReeth are in charge of the prom dress sale and can be contacted at the high ~chool, 992-2158. I I II lowing the supper. All members ure urged to Bv KATHV MITCHEt.t. AND MARCV SUGAR · Friday, Feb. 20 llttend, POMEROY _ Meigs . Tuesday, Feb. 24 .'County Commissioners. 10 PO_MEROY -;- Regular Dear Annie: I work in " a.m., due to scheduling ~·on- meetmg of Me1gs Cou~tty hotel with a stutT of ubout ~ict with Thursday meeting Emerg~ncy . Plannmg 20. Our general munagcr is ume. . . Co';nmme~. 11 .30 a.m.. _ an emburrussing liar. He Monday, Feb. 23 Me!gs Semor Center. Lunch stretches the truth and tells " POMEROY - Meigs uvallnble. . . some OU\right whoppers. He lllso gets cuught in lies by 'County Yeteruns Services . telling lllQ muny people difCommission. 9 a.m., 117 urch ferent things. E~eryone .Memorial Dr...Pomeroy. 1 t11lks about him behind his •'rlday, Feb. 20 buck. LONG BOTTOM I have worked for this Screening of "Fireproof." 7 p.m.. Faith Full Gos~l man for several yettrs . 1 Church. Refreshments pnor know not to tuke unything to movie. he says ut ft1ce value. I also · 'fhursday, t'eb. 19 Tuesday, Feb. 24 know he cun be quite luly , HARRISONVILLE POMEROY - Shrove uno isn't the brightest cray· Hurrisonville Youth Lea~ue .will hold un open meetmg Tuesdny ptut.:ake supper. 5 on in the bo~ . B.ut I um for the public at 7 p.m., to 7 p.m. at the St. Puul luynl. nnd 1 know he's not Scipio Township · Fire Lutheran Church. Pomeroy. trying to hurt anyone with his lies. Dcpm1ment. lnfonnution ut Publk invited. VVednesdoy,Feb.2S 69R-6301. The problem is. our hotel POMEROY - Anmml is getting bud scores from · POMEROY - Mei~s County · Democratic Lenten breakfust'7:45 tl .m. disgruntled employe.;s who the Trinity castigate the manuger for E~e~· uti~e Committee. 7 at Congreg~;~tionul Church. being u ''lo.~er." He thinks p.m .. Carpenters Hall. Second. und Lynn Stl\'etS. everyone loves him becuuse Friday, Feb. 20 All wel~ome for time of fel- they are nice to his face. I MIDDLEPORT lowship tmd meditution . get ulong with all the people Speciul meeting of Cnll Peggy' Hurris ut 992- at work. so I feel stuck. Middleport Lod~e 1~63. for unnual in~pecuon in the 7569 fnr reservutions. Should I tell the manager POMEROY Ash he's the renson mornle is Entered Apprentice. degree, 7:30 p.m.. Middlerort Wednesday worship ser- down and that he needs to Musonic, Temple. Meu at vice. 7 p.m. ut St. Paul knock off the lying? Or do I 6:30 p.m. All members to Lutheran Church with keep my mouth shut'~ I rettlbring pies . All Master . imP.osition of ushes . ·Public ly don 't want to get m~lled . , Musons invited. · in~olved in oll'ke pulitks. · Saturday. t'eb. ll but it is f.retty hurd to nvoid. SALEM CENTER - Stay ng Ahove Star Orang.:- 778 and Stur Dear Staying: We Junior Grange 878 will hold nssume your muna11-er hns a Thursd11y. F"b. Ill 11 fun night und potluck sup· MIDDLI:;PORT - Free boss somewhere und thut per ut 1>:30 p.m. The rituul- community .dinner. 4:30-6 this is where those employ- . ~~~i~ und drill teums will p.m.. Houth United ee complaints are going. ;pmctke immediutely tl1l - Methodist Church. Whoever is in . charge ~" O,BLENESS ,,_, • • • I ' •> events Clubs and organizations · .. 'HOLZER CLINIC ... PLASTIC SURGERY SPECIAL New c;;t::ilt ~-·o,r-1"1'\• ......... Ambulatory Surggor.., • Breast Enla Tummy Li Eyelid Laser Facial From March 2..th~ugh .an1111· In · · Submltlecl ...,_ Holzer Senior Can! Center nurse Jennifer Z'Mlgler, AN, (standing) helps n!Sident Oemple Va~ with .her_hai~ in one of the newly-re!'OYE!ted shower areas at the nursing home on Colonial Dn~~e 1n BidWell. The $70,000 PI'OJ&Ct Included the installation of a whirlpool spa ~background) in each shower area at Holzer Senior Care. "They can be used tor wound-hellling. therapy. pain munngement. a variety of things." she suid. The $70.000 renovation project was completed in October 2008. Johnson said HSCC's resident coundl . played a key role in choo..~mg the design and equipment for the renov~ted shower trreus . "J') verythlng thut we did. we ran by resident ~'\luncil to suy. 'Do you like this?'" she suid. "O~erall. I think it tun1ed out reully nice," H11l~er Senior Care Center opened in 1995 and is 1\ICuted ut 3SO Colonial Drive in Bidwell. Ohio. just u short drive from Holzer should deul with the s.imution. especially if it has become a noticeable problem. It' you ure comfortable tulking to the munuger. you may saythot other employ' ees find his tendency to "exuggerate" frustrating und he should be more cureful. Dear Anale: I've been murried IS years. My husbnnd's aunt and uncle are delightful. highly educnted people. and I absolutely love them und their children. We see them a few times u yeur. Here's mr problem: My name is "Kimberly" - not "Kim," Although ·these reluti~es have each asked my preference nbout my mtme more than on•·e. they con· tinue to cull me "Kim." l would correct them. but ufter all this time . I'm embarrussed to do this with my husbund 's family . During their lnst ~isit. my husband took them uside und said, "I just wunt to remind you thut Kimberly ~oos br her full name, not Kim ." ·Still. us they were leaving amid hugs und well wishes, they culled me Not Trying to Be Burly . About Kimberly Dear Not Trylna: Mo..~t people who see likubte relatives only a few times 11 yeur would simply ignore this and consider the' short. version a tenn of endeumtent. . Since you cunnot bring yourself to dQ this, however. and since they huve 1101 listened to your husbund's requests to stop, you will need to correct them sweetly each / time they say "Kim,'' and not respond when they nddress you imp1\lperly. Dear Annie: Aner reuding the letter from "Harossed Bride," l felt I wus looking in n mirror. I am relie~ed and comforted to know that others ure going through u situation where the in-lnws suddenly "flip u switch" nfter the engugement nnd bilhnve ubusi~ely . Those were my e~tlct words describing my husbund's fnmily. I ngree thut her motherill-law needs thcrupy. In my cnse, I know there ure 1>ther . bigger und more deeply moted issues at the henrt of their dysfunction. i'Kim." Often they tuke their I know they don't do it (>li unhnppiness with them: purpose. but I really lk>tt 'i selves out on others. · · like it . Any suggestions'! I symputhi~e with Other events . To better serve pGt/ents of Meigs County • · Medicul Center-Gullipol{)>. The focility has capacity for .70 residents und employs 104 stuff memberS. · For complete infonnution uhoutthe se~ ices offered ut HSCC. call 740-446-5001. or log on to the website www,holzer.org uml dk'k on the "Services & Location~" link. Let the boss handle the situation ', PubliC meetinm: e~ Ch . ANNIE'S MAILBOX ~Community Calendar ' lows arOund IS. West winds 1.5 to 10 mpll. with gust& up t~·· . ..,_...Mostly cloudy lhf ~ ...Then becOming partly sunny. HiJh$ ,in the tower 30s. . ·. . r . friday alaht;•.Mastl1 cloudy Wilh II 40 pelcen\ chunce of snow showers. Lows around 20. . Saturday•••Cioud)l with a 50 percent chance of snow showers. Highs in the mid 30s. Saturday ni&ht"'Cioudy with a 40 percent chunce of snow showers. Lows around 20 . Sunday...Mostly cloudy in the moming ...Then becoming mostly sunny. Highs around 30. Sunday nlaht and Monday ••.Partly cloudy. Lows to to 15. Highs in the upper30s . 18T (NYIII - 14-H _,.Wilmer · POMEROY - The fil)h _llllnutll prom dress sale will b: held from 3 to 8 pm. Thursday in the library at Meigs High School . . Anyone in need of u d.ws to wear to the prom is -em:ouraged to come and look. ut the selection of inel\pensive dresses. For those who hu~e u dress to sell. luke it to the .._..;;. ... _ Local Stocks Two top Ohio Democrats rUnning for US Senate MHS holding . :prom dress sale .:e:. J: .una· ... .' .. pi= Meigs High School studet'IIS, Megan Smith, Jessica Hollida~ Alaine Arnold. Kabrietl Sorthwick, lnn~ Kimes, and Veronica Grirnrn. display one of the wrous prom dresses which will go oo sal6 Thursday. BIDWELL - Residents at HQ!zer Senior Cue Center (HSCC) in Gallia . COtmty are getting some punpelt:d care ._., well a.s some valuable · therapy thanks to reoovatioo of 1M shower areas at the facility. Amber .JollnsoQ, directQl' of Mlllketing t'Or HolmHealth Syst~~s_' . LOQg Term Care Div ts.ton. said the nursing home·~ two shower areas had oot been renov-ated since Holzer Senior Care opened in 1995. Tile upgraded facili·lies each feature a whirlpool spa and warm, updated interior design. . •·we ·really Wllllted to do something that would mute the residents feel veJY I.'Qill· I'Ortable and give them a reeling of home," she suid. "We had only one whirlpool before and the (Holler Senior Care Center) board was very generous llltd allowed us to buy two. It luts roode just 11 world of difference in these areas. The m:w whirlpools are very warm and inviting. and the residents love coming in." The wh!rl~ spas feature soothtng Jets and side access whkh 1s easier and safer f~:;~r re.sidents. And ,Johnson said · the whirlpools pro~ide much more thun just a nice plnce to take a bath . ·Coming Thursday in the Sentinel ~" • "~e~ f• ~ f? T/t!ttJ$ f• ~·" "Ht~russed Bride" and hope ht>r l'ian,·e wiII spenk with bis fumily. as rny husband has done the sume thing. A broken relmionship muy not he the best outcome. but you must think of your new murriuge und your personul happiness us a couple. It is not peace at any price. Sympathetic Bride An11it's Mailbux is M'rit• len by Kathy Mit<·hell and Marcy S11gar,lungtim(! edi· tors of lht Ann Landers column. PlttiSfl et·mail your qurstiuns tu ·a,nietsmailbox,·oillcast·""'· ur wrilt lo: Annit's Mailbox, P.O. Bux 11819(}, Chicago, IL 60611. To find out more abo111 Annir's Mailbox, and mill fratuns by other Cnators Syndicalf writtrs and cartoonists, ••isit the · Creotors Syndicate W1b pag1 111 www.cnarors.cum. • rttll tarr Ttttw~~c;M a_,.~t t lflttant Mti!U~ . ~ ~~ ~· lli 11 ~ 1~ ~. a\ICII,S~ " ' til ~Jal! • Cvl100l S\111 P~~gt~• <\f'lll '>- IWIIII>ill l nlll.'l!llll �The Daily Sentinel ' The Daily Sentinel PageA4 OPINION Wednesday, FebnlUT 18, a009 Obituarits· The dark side of choice h was the worst of times, ity and dignity. t.owever. it wns the best of · times. until w~ reach deeper. Are 111 coun sn.t · Po~MtcW. Ohio (This inversion of Dick.-ns (740) sm.2156 • FAX (740) sm.2157 we treating the intimate gift seems right for a conservaof se11: recklessly? Selt pas-.rny1r 'lyurtlnel.r:om tive in F.-bnlary 2009.) ~s nn t~wesome power. We live at a point in histonor just in n:gard to procreOhio Valley Publishing Co. Kathryn ry when u hardworldng girl ation. but also in opening lopez tuking u 15-minute truin oun;elves to a total phy~ical O.n Goodrich ride fwm New Yorl City to sum:nder to another. • · Publisher H1>boken can see an ad proAnd, though we don' t moting cash n:wards for alwa~s admit it, se"' is nn Charlene HOeflich donated eggs. and seriously treats uronion with tt level emottonal surrender. too. If General Manager-News Editor l'Oilsider taking up the offer. of honesty rurely found in you're a p.rayerful type, it Not only would that put her such venues. ''I am still has a spiritual \.'Omponent future · lertillty in jeopardy. filled with regn:t ... that I - which should add a her eggsrould ttlso produce will never meet (my) ,.hild." whole additional level of multiple embryos In their one Virginiu woman intimacy and wonde.r. The Coitgtt>ss shall '"altt 110 law Nsp«ti~tg a11 host mother. embryos that nnnou.nces. one of muny point is: There are 11 lot of tsta61isltmmt '?{ Nligio11, or prohi6iti11g tht would ult.imutely need to be simil11r storie~ of desolation. ~ason~ I~ s!ow d~wn ~hed n .frtr rxm:isr thrNoj; or a•ridgin.f thr .fi«dom ''selectively redu,-ed" (i.e. all told in disturbing detail. selt se~:ms . hke 11 .sood 1 .eu uborted) to 11 more mllnllge- Abortion isn't a clean - t:spec.mll~ tf _y_ou re ofsp«clt, or of tht pNss; or the right of tht number. ~boice; it's a life-changing you~g. espe~mlly 11 Y0,u ptoplt ptateably to assmr61t, and to petition able We live in times when (nnd lite-ending) decision don ~ know wheth~r he .s tltr GoPmrmmt for a Nmss '!f grirn~ncrs. d~tors Clm perfl:lnn lifesav- . with traumutic n:petcus- thut . mto you. e~~lally tf . ing surgeries on fetuses . But .sions. u wrem:hing und fre· you n: ·.not numle~ . An~ - ~ First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution we're also pnrt of un era. quently llmely l•rdeal that mo~t nl . ~n . .especutlly tl when. whil.- one couple one can never be adequately you re not domg tt out of frumes their sonograms. p.n:p<lred for. not that our love but something else ~ their neighbor i:ould legally mstilutions· nnd ~:ulture lil<e leur or· inse1:urity or end .the lite of her child of spend much time trying pre- curiosity or boredom. . the exnct same nge. pare unyotte. Th.- stall m Likewise. when we see the Today is Wednesday. Feb. 18. the 49th day of 2009. There · We live in times when Glnn1our will never be mis- next · interview with the ure 316 days len in the year. "choice" often melll\s death taken for pro-life pro~ugun- much-discussed mother pf . Today 's Highlight in Hi~ory : . · · - but even with 11 president dists, hut they didn t shy tht' Califomiu octuplets. \\'e On Feb. Ill. 1885. Murk 1\vnin 's "Adventun:s of who suppons th~ most radi- away from these truths. This shouldn't be asking . "Why Huddebeny Finn" was published in the U.S. for the first time cal ann-life legislation, the is refreshing . did she have so muny?" "Is In the sumc issue. a sidc- she cmlt" Or "Whut's - having been published in CWJada und Englund the previ- pro-lite l'rowd thut recently ous De\.'Cmber. thron~ed the Mull · in bar asks. "Why is the 11bor· wron~: wtth thut doctor?" On this dute: · . . Wushmgton,. D.C. didn't lion rille so high?" The side· (Well~ we can usk th\>se. : In 1546.· Martin luther. leader of the PrQtestant · . seem to despair. . b!lf is devoted to·contru<.·ep- t\>O.) Wt• should instead RetOmlation in Gemtany. died in Eisleben. · · Clues utx)ut the nuture of tion as a way to lower the in4uire: "How llld we come In 1564. artist Michelangelo died in Rome. that optimism mi~ht be mte. which isn't the solution this rnr. uml hllw do we take In 1735, the first Opt'ru presented in America. "Fiorn, or found in the cum:nt 1ssue of I'd jump to. but jliSI asking · a step bnl·k'!" lu the wake of Hob in the Well." was pertormed in present-day Charleston. Glnmour muguzine. of all · the 4uestion is 11 start. We'll this cuse - and in this uge of S.C. · pluces. An nt1icle near the never restore 11 snne and rapid reproductive advan· In 1861.)etferson Davis was swom in as the provisional bad; of the March issue respt;.'Ctful view of our tertii- ta~es - even liberal femi· president of the Confedemte States of America in Montgomery. Ala. . In 1930. photogruphic evidence of Pluto - now designated a "dwarf planet" - was discovered by Clyde W. Tombaugh at Lowell Observutory in Flugstuff. Ariz. . In 19W. the 8th Winter Olympic Games were fomtally ~~~ in Squaw Valley. Calif.. by Vice President Richani M. TODAY IN HISTORY ~ nisls hive begun to questiOil the UNe~ulll~ aspects of · the fertility industry. '!'1m is the dark lli ide of trelliaa Unborn ba.b: as ~Qle objects; viewing them u items to 'be acquired in bulk. at ~our convenience .. Bit fanulies can be great bless· ings.and that fact sbouldnor be lost as the media puts one moth« under a micro&cope,. But how she sot to that · maternity bed shmes a briJ,bl 1· h he ~wfth ;!,a;~ gy but lllclting any sense oow to best use it for the sake of our human dignity. As Michaelene Fredenburg. who founded the Web site www.abortiooch~tngesyou.com · will remind . us. one-in-th.~· women in the United Sllltes has had an abortion bv ;...., • ' ...,. 45. That s not good. But. when • even .a glossy women s magmne can ~ - between the ~llc . ~s - that t~ ·~ somethmg wrong· ~t s a &tgn that although we ve be~un to settle . comfortably tnto a Bruve New Worl . d. we can · st.tll see the .door we entered attd cun sttll tum around. And thut suggests a far. far better thing: \lope. (Kathryn Lopez is lh' edi· tor of Ne~tional Rtovitow Onli111' ( II'WW.nationalrt~ view.com). She can bt' con- wcted or k/opez@national~ ll'View.com.) In 1970, the "Chicago Seven'' delendnnts were found not guilty of conspiring to incite riots at the 1~8 Democrutic. national convention: five were \.'Onvicted of violating the Anti-Riot Act of 1968. Those convictions were later rever.;ed. 'In 1977, the space shuttle Enterprise. sitting afop u Boeing 747. went on its maiden "flight" above the Mojave Desen. In 1984.1taly and the Vuticnn signed antll'Cord under which Romnn Catholicism ceased to be the stt1te religion of ltuly. In 200 I. nuto mcing slur Dule Emnhurdt Sr. died from injuries suffered ·in u cntsh utthc Durtona 500; he was 49. Ten yeurs ago: The Clinton udmimstmtion wumed Serbiun President Slobodnn Milosevic to choose pence with ethnic .1'\,lbanians in Kl~~ovo, or fuce u devustuting military strike. : Five yeurs ugo: Howard Deun's quest. tor the. presidency ·ended Uli the Democrut. winless in 17 contests. abandoned his ·bid. In lnm. runaway truin cur.; cunying fuel and industrial ·~hemkuls deruiled, setting otl' ell.plo:lions that destroyed live 'villages tmd killed .at leust 200 people. TWo bomb-laden trocks blew up outside u Polish-run base in Hillah. Iraq. _killing atx)ut u dozen people. . · One yeur ugo: The PaktstM People's Ptuty of assassinated :Cx.-prime minister Benuzir Bhutto won the most scats in the . :country's purlhunenta'l: elections. A suicide cnr bomber tar· geting a Cunudiun mtlitnry convoy killed 38 civilians in southern. Atghanistnn. Republican John McCuin picked up the support of former President George H.W. Bush. Andy Pettine upologized to the New Vork Yunkccs. Houston Astros :nnd his fans for the "embarrassment" he caused them by tuk:ing humun growth hormone. Writer Alain Robbe-Grillet died :in Cuen. Frun~-e. at age 85. . ·. Thought for Today: "Nothin~ great in the world has been pccomplished without pa~sion.' .- Georg Wilhelm Friedrich !'lege I. Gennan philosopher ( 1770-1831 ). . LETTERS TO THE EDITOR . Lnrer.~ II' the editor are 1velcome. Thrv should be /e.,.,.. 1/wn 300 \l'fll'ds. A/1/etren are SHbjectlt/etlitin!l, must b~ si!lned. am/ illclutle acldre.u tmd telephone twmber. No tmsigm:d letrers will be publi.~hed. Ll'ller.~ slumld be ill !IOod ltlsle, uddre.1·sin!l issues. 1101 pnsl>lltllities. Letrers of tlwnkl· to . organizmion.~ am/ im/il'idrm/.1· will nor be tii'Cefll· ed for pub/it ·atlmt. . The .Daily Sentinel Reader Services . (USPS 213·980) Ohl~ Valle~ Publlahlng Corrt~tlon Polt~y · o. . . 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No Outtldt 81111: Brenda Davia, Ex11 e AlAlac:npiiQn by mall permitted In .,... CI-./Circ.: Judy Clark. Ext 10 ""'"'hom~ carrie< sorvlce ~ IWIII!at>o General Manager Charlene Hoelllch. Ext 12 !·moll: mdsnewsOmydallysentlnel.com Wob: www.mydallysen1inel.com Mall Subecrlptton lnold• M11on. County 12 Weaks .............'35.26 26 Weeks . . . ...... . ...' 70.70 52 Weeks . ... . .. . ....' 140.11 Outoldl M11on County 12 Weeks : . .. '56 .55 26 Weeks . ....... ' 11 3.60 52 Weeks . , . . ........'227.2 1 "' • Pap As The Daily Sentinel Local Briefs• Makes dean's &t ~YRACUSE - Allen Wayne Hamm. 64. of Syncu~. Ohio piiSSed away on February 16, 2009. · He WIIS bom on Sept . 23. 1944 in Pomeroy, Ohio, son of the late ~alter Hamm and Lena Mae VIIDMeter Hamm. He WIIS a Uru~ Sllltes Navy vetel'llll who served his country during the Vietnam War.·He WIIS a member of the Veterans of Foo!i&n Wars. Post 9926. He WIIS a former em~ and chemist Of the Philip Sporn Plant in New Haven.W:Va . In ~tion to his parents. he was PteCeded in death by two sasters. Nancy Hamm 111\d CarOl Crujeiras and two brolhers, Lany Hamm nnd Howard Hamm. He is survived by his wife of 35 years. Betty: three step- · childru. Vickie (Gary) Clark. of New Haven. Chester. (Alonda) Young of MIISOII. W.Va. and · Sue Schwan of Clifton, W.Va.: gra!Wkhildren. KriSlin (Jete) Corey of Bectley. W.Vo .. Heather Schwan of Clifton, Jl\Ct)b Yowig of Mason. Roger (Virginia) Chadwel.l of Middleport. Ohio and Jennifer Chadwell of Loog BottQlll. Ohio: great grand. children. Madison Corey and Austin Chadwell: brothers. Charles (Nedra) Hamm of Indiana. Mike H11mn1 of Pomeroy and Bob (Martha) Hamm of Chillicothe. Ohio; sister. Betty (Ray) Johnson of Venice. Fla.; sister-in-law. Mary Hwnm of Kenton. Ohio; and several nieces and nephews. He wiiS also blessed with mnny gn:at friends and neighbors. Funenl services will be held on Thursday. Feb. 19. 21)09 at I p.m. with Pastor Glenn Rowe officiating at the Anderson McDaniel Funel'lll Home in Pomeroy. Burial will follow at the Sunrise Memorial Cemetery in Letart. W.Va. Visiting hours will be on Wednesday from 6-8 p.m. at the funel'lll home. A registry is.11vailllble on- line at www.ander-. son1111.'dnniel.com. LANGSVILLE - Samantha Pierce of I •f!&Sville made the dean's list for tbe fall quarter at Ohio University. Lenten breakfast ....J .........a .........-. · . POMERO~. - The annual Lellten l:RIIkfast will be held Wedlle~~y. Feb. 25. at 7:4S a.m. at the Trintty Con&regational ch!irch Qll S~tlllld and .L~ ~ttwts IR Pomeroy. •The publie IS tnVI~ 10 attend and ei\)Qy a time of fellowship and meditation, T.9 make reservations call Peggy Hams Ill 992-7569. . .. scbolarship money. second plll\:e Sl6.000 and third place $14,000. There are also other cash ~zes awarded. Foe District 8, legi~ Ned S. Young is chail'mall and he cm be oontacted at his lancaster residence by calling 74C).654.4737 for details on the cont~st. YOUIIi Said tbl\t be sent out lenen 19 38: biall Sl:hools from Lancaster to the OhiolUver but has had little n:sponM. · His fnterest is in being swe tha.t students and their parents are getting~ · infonn&tion that this scholarship progl'llfl msts. He urges pm1kipati0n. ' SOuthern studeob to 'bulld' books .Legion sdaolarsbip program annoUnced RACINE - Southern Elementary will host a "Build 11 Boot ". Program for its .second an4 third graders and their pan:nts on Wednesday, Feb. 2S at 6 P..fl\· · · ' It's a great opponunity for a child to do something fun and educationally n:wardina with his ~ts. And the book will be somethins the child can be proud of. It will last a ·lifetime," said Southern Principal~~ Wolfe in POMEROY - The Am.erican Legion . sponsors a Constitutional Speecl.l Contest for students. io ~s rune through 12. where the w1nners receive sc:oolarships to college. . First place winner in the national final contest is awarded $18.000 in NEW HAVEN. W.Va . Donald Roy "Decu.s" Kay. 76. went to the open llmls of Jesus on Feb. 17. 2009 at his residence . He worked us a foremnn in the (101 room at Kaiser Alummum and at Weavers Ice & Ice Cream Co .• Vnnadium Corp.. Railroad. nnd Cable Vision. He was a 1960 graduate of Wllhama Hi~h School. a veteran of the Untted Stutes Navy (Korenn War). lay minister/lector at the St. Joseph · Catholic Church in Mason; on New Donald Kay Haven Town Council. American Legion Post 11140 (Chaplain), Voice of Wahama White Falcons for 20 years, past president of Wahama band )llld Athle.tic Boosters. Liule Leag~ Coach. and played on the Riverside Golf Course Senior League. :- Born on Nov 22, 193t ut New Hoven. W.Va., he was ihe $on of the late Frank Kay and Belva (Burrigamer) Kay. He was also preceded in death by a sister. Evelyn Pearl (Ray). Weaver. He us survived by his wife of 55 years. Shirley Kay. · whom he .married on Nov. 8. 1953: daughters: Mickey (Nathan) Yonker. Qianne (Mike) Roach. Donna (Terry) Scaggs all of New Haven, W.Va.: Cindy (Tony) Grimm and Rhonda (Mike) Sayre of Letm1 W.Vu .• 13 grundchildren, Ke.lly (Durren) Gilhmd of New Haven. W.Va.: Mikie Roach of Gallipolis, Ohio: Stacie Roach of New Haven. W.Va.: Scottie (Sheri) Yonker of Tupper Plains, Ohio: Shelly (Allen) Staats of Mason, W.Va .: Cassie (Benji) Manuel of Now Haven, W.Va.: Tonya (Anthony) Jodon of Mason. W.Va.: Donnie Scaggs and Justin Scaggs of New Haven. W.Va.: Kylie (AIU'On) Scou of Gn:at Lakes. IL: Kameron Sa¥re nnd Kay anna Sayn: of New Hoven. W. Vu.: Rue lynn Gnmm of Letart. W.Va.: seven gn:at-grandchildren: Torie Gillund, Tanner Smith, Brudy Yonker, Nathan Manuel, Payton Staats, Payton Staats, Teagan Scott. Carson Mnnuel; special nephew, Eugene (Marilyn) Weaver of New Haven, W.Va.; s_reat nieces and nephew: Cathy ( Dave) Flowers, Pam (Danny) Ellis: several other nieces and nephews; special friends, Roger (Geogrann) Fink, Chris Fink, Ed Roque family, Rex lfoward. nnd Ralph Sayre. Visitation will be held Thursday, Feb. 19,2009 from 6 to ~p.m. at the Foglesong-Tucker Funeral Home .. Mass of Christinn Burial will held Friday. Feb. 20, 2009 at St. Joseph Catholic Church in Mason, W. Va. at II a.m. with Father Dave Shmitt officiating. Byrial will be in Sunrise Memorial Gardens with military ~raveside rites performed by the VFW Post 9926 and Amencan Legion Post 14. E-mail condolences may be sent to foglesongtucker@ verizon .net . q.EVELAND (AP) faces a nuri.imum 310 years The case against a man in prison when sentenced accused. of plotting a March 2~.. . ·. . Columb,!le-style attack on Authonttes had Sllld B•lh · an Indiana school began exchanged e-ll)ails last with'comments he made on April with nn Indiana MySpace.com, but the chats teenager to discuss simulta· wen: nothing more thnn fllll· neous mass ,murders at the tasy. his attomet said teen's high. school and at Tuesday. , another locatit)n police ·Lee Billi. 34. of haven't identified. Lakewood, ,n:ached a deal · A 16-year-old in ~ou~h . with prosecutors and plead- Bend. Ind .• pleaded gutlty m ed .g~l~y on 11 ~esset churge · Ju.ne to conspiracy t~ comof mc1Ung to VIOlence. mil murder for plottmg to The deal avoided u trial, attack Penn High School which wus to have started near Mishawaka. He was Tuesday. . placed ,in juvenile detention In return. prosecutors .mdefimtely. dropped 11 churge of conThe telm told the coun he spirucy to ~'Ommit murder. never intend~d to cany out Billi also pleaded guilty to the pl~t. He ~lso apologb:ed 38 child pornography and sa1d he d1d not know the charges and one count of ·Ohio man with whom he posses.~ing criminal tools · had communicated. his personal computer. He Billi also never ex.peeted a . ; about alcohol, the mother's mi.lk of sponswriters, spons fllllS nnd spons advenising. I wonder if the real problem with steroids and other banried subsrances is that they don't spend millions of dollnrs euch year on TV advertising. If Dianabol paid to have a stadium named after it, if Deca-Durubolin udvenised on the World Series, maybe sportscusters would stop bushing steroids . It's funny, I never heur them say a bad word about beer, French fries or hum burgers . ) wonder why? Dtm 't they have dungerous, lifelong side . eftects'? Won't they shonen your life'? Whoops! Sorry. that's cru.-:y tulk. The only thing wrong with spons is steroids . A-Rod should be punished. They sJlould force him to date Jessica Simpson, too . (Jim Mallen is tile author ,,f ·• It "fiikr's rr Village lrliol; Co mplinltin~ tire Sim(Jie L(/i?'' mrd "Be~by :1 Frrst Ttlltw." l't•u can reach him m jim_mullen@mywe~y.,·om) ·Obleness olfers free hearing screens & AlHENS - O'Bieness Memorial H01>pital and the . Ohio University Hearing, Speel!h and Language Clinic '1\'ill begin Offerina free he · scn:en· · iqs. on Thursday. Fe~6. and Thursday. March 12. at the . Castrop C~mter Suite 230 in At)lens. The screenings are held from I to4 p.m. enth date, Brandie Nanc;e. AuD CCC"A. will conduct the fn:e hearing screenings. which are by appointment only. To make nn appointment. call (740) 5664850 or e-mail nanceb@ohio.edu. .school attack or intended to lead the lndinna teen to harm othe!l'• sai\1 public defender Wilham Thompson. · "What they had in common was both had 11 fascination with Columbine, nnd it turned into a one hour 12 minute chat," Thompson said. · Billi. handcuffed behind his back. appeared calm in court. "Hetook n:sponsibility f~ the chtld potnogl'llphy on h1s computer nnd for hts reck· less communication with a teen~~ger," Thompson said. Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Jud~e Timothy McMonagle, . m acceeting in the plea deal , d1dn t ask Btlh for detatls about his Internet communi· cations with the teen. Thompson said the only l~ation ever discu~sed was at the Indiana teen 's school. and the date discussed was Sept. II . 20Q8. . Jennifer Driscoll. assistant Cuyahoga County prosecutor, disputed that. suying ' Billi had ulso suggested an unspecified underground parling ~nrage. She satd authorities investigating Billi stop~ what could have been a dtsaster. "What he (Billi)_ did wa~ ur~e some vtolence, · · Dnscoll said. The Columbine High School massac~ oct:utTed on Tuesday. Apnl20, 1999, 11t Columbine High School ne11r Denver. Two m11le stud~n}s w~n: involved in k1lhngs ol 12 students and a teacher. as well as wounding 23 others. before killing · themselves . Huntington Hospitul . suid Duckett wus listed in "good .condition." Assisting at the scene were Pomeroy Chief of Police Mark E. Proffiu. Sgt. · Brandy King, emergency personnel from the Pomeroy Volunteer Fire Department, Squad One. Medic Five . A lnnding zone was created near the · Pomeroy Ball Fields. Also, yesterday morning two cars and one truck collided in front .of Mei~s Elementary School on Ohto 124 resulting in unknown injuries. Emergency personnel from the Rutland Fire Department, Rutland's Squad 44. EMS Medic Two, Pomero(s Squad One nnd the Ohto State Highway Patrol were on the scene . , StaH plloto No funher details were It is unknown if this accident between two cars and a truck naar Meigs Elementary School . available. on Ohio 124 resulted In Injuries yesterday morning. Funds rrom Page At Melissa Cubbison BELPRE - Melissa Jllne Cubbison. 42, of Belpre. died Saturday. Feb. 14, 2009 at Marietta Memorial Hospital. Marietta. SerY,ices will be held I p.m.. Thursday ..Feb. 1?. 2009 at White-Schwarzel Funeral Home, Coolville. wnh Pastor GeoJie , Homer officiating. B.urial will be in the Frost Cemet!MY. , Friends may c~ll at the funerul home Wednesday, from 6·8 p.m. · Friends can sign the online guestbook at www.whiteschwmelt\meralhomc.com. . . . For the R,eoord ~ Dissolution POMEROY - A dissolution was granted · in Meigs County Common Pleas Coun by Chasidy L. Leib. Rutland. and Wayne 0. Leib, Jr .. Rutland. · Arraigned .· his invitation to parents to attend the progrdllt. . Amy Roush will be the pn:senter for the workshop which runs from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. in the elementary cllfetorium. The wodshop is provided fn:e of charge and is sponSI.>n:G as a parental component of the Title I program. ''All parents need to bring is a cn:ative ~inatiOI\ and Ill\ idea for their bOOk." Sllld parent coordinator Vick.i Northup. For furth~t information. please call 949-2611 or 949-4222 elltension 1125. . Accident trom Page At Deaths It's so upselting to find ynu seen ·u ·t)icture of him tmother ballpluycr udmining recently? He s trim, fit und thut pl.) used u banned sub· good-looking . . Who wants stunce . It's really not fnir to to go through life like thut'? people like me who bet ille· Certainly not most of the gully on sports. II' I knew · smoking. dri1iking · couch Jim who wus tuking humun potmoes who are so upset Mullen . growth hormone (HGH) or ubout doping und sports. steroids, I'd have het more Sure. r,our <.'ongresspct·son money on him. lnstend. I may hkf . to Iure underage hud to hqve u short hut kids to his house on the puinful confab with two of be like our CEOs. hedge- Internet , butut kust he's not my bookie's goons. I didn't fund mnnugers, senators und juking. Unless he htis u bud test them. but I think they cubinet nominees'? knee . Then it's A-OK. were both Hiking steroids til It's hurd not to feel sorry · I'll admit it - I've made bulk up . for A-Rod. He mi1de a mis· some poor ci1nkes in my Some people huvc no take when he was young life. I took HGH to help my tnnrul cent<'r. It's ·t>ructicnlly and stupid, and look whut wi'iting. It wns . u mistake . nil my buddi es down ut hnppencd to him. He only but writing's u ~ompetiliyc Hooters cnn tnlk ubout - gets puid $:100 mill ion und busin~ss nnd I \vnnted to whnt lowlifes these he hus to dute Mudonnu. stay on top . I must r:~ot have bullpluyo:1:s ure . Where's Face H. that\ somo:thing taken ~nough. There were their since of !,lcceno:y? Of he 'II regret for the rest of his · some chunges - my fingers shnmc? And do you think life . nrc too bi~ fnr the keybourd. the blond waitress with the . Everyone knows thut for one: It's like trying to implunts would go out with steroids ure dnngcrous. thnt piny the phmo While wear· me'! I'll tell my wife I went they hnw horrible side rng mittens but think better .to the ballgnmc with you effects, thm t11king u banned cnn l. Worth it trndeoll is . guys. Cnver.fnr me . · subsum~e is the wurst thing What? Sorry. hnppen does That 's the trouble with u pcr:snn elm do . Which .is somet imes that. Ook . ' 'ports today - no vulucs . why if yn11 go to Yl>ur doctor It's not li~ L' it 's all hud. What kind of an example is und tell him yuur knee hurts They say I cun m·wr huve A-Rod for nur kids'! Whut he cun't wait to pump you children . Sn, upparently. kind of a message do his · full of them . Look ut whut · there is 1111 upside to Hiking actions send'/ Why can't· he it's done to A·Ro9. Have HGH. You can't Stly thut • Ohio man accused of school plot reaches plea deal· Donald RoJ Kay ' Setting loose the creative· Juice' I' . POMEROY - William Dean Whittington wus UITttigned recently in Meigs County Common Pleas Court, on il charge of o~rating a motor vehicle un~er,the ~ntluence, with .the spectfication of five or more convtcttons tn a 20-year penod. He was released on .n personal recognizance bond of $1.000. Christopher E. Tenoglia was appointed counsel. Trial was set for Muy 4 . Sentenced POMEROY ~ Joanna Wilson was sentenced to two oneyear sentences on churgcs of illegal possession of drug doc· uments and deception to obtuin a dungerous drug. The sen· tence was suspended, und Wilson was placed under standard and 1specialterms of community control. · later this year. Again, he emphasized that local governments are closely monitoring a state website to determine program and pro.jeci guidelines. and tht\t any plans to prepare projects for readiness an: being made only a.sa "just in case" basis. If .constructed. the medical facility could house RQI only an emergency roGm, but outpatient 'services und tion for stimulus fundiog at county level. family practice physician the Commissioner Tom services through the Family Anderson said the board is Health Care federnlly-quali · fied health center now Opt"r· also considering u proposul ating in Middlepon through for unew industrial park, per· a federal grant ~rogram. haps in the Great Bend area. Projects for s timulu~ However. no detatls about services or occupants have funds are designed to pro· been determined . Such a facility is not the only proj~ct under considera; 9outof 10 bearing aid users report improvement In their quality of life. How good is your quality of life? 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H&R BLOCK E11t Main St. Po1111roy, OH 457119 740-992-4e74 616 Mon-Frl. 9:00 - 6:00 Sit. 9:00 - 5:00 Other Houra by Appointment It you dii CO._,.r an·H&R BlOCk •rror on your rlltlun tllfl1 entrll•!!, ~ ou to a llrQHr relllrxi lA~ tratliii!YI than WI calculltlltQ, w''llteltmd Y0\11 ~~~·P!It\li!HIIiOII ltti!I OI lhlll1ttl\lfl1 . ""~·· oloimo l mull be made cluttnu the Oalilndtu Ytlr in l'ihlch lh6 Ia• returfl •• prtpa'rid. 02008 ' I . �The Daily Sentinel ' The Daily Sentinel PageA4 OPINION Wednesday, FebnlUT 18, a009 Obituarits· The dark side of choice h was the worst of times, ity and dignity. t.owever. it wns the best of · times. until w~ reach deeper. Are 111 coun sn.t · Po~MtcW. Ohio (This inversion of Dick.-ns (740) sm.2156 • FAX (740) sm.2157 we treating the intimate gift seems right for a conservaof se11: recklessly? Selt pas-.rny1r 'lyurtlnel.r:om tive in F.-bnlary 2009.) ~s nn t~wesome power. We live at a point in histonor just in n:gard to procreOhio Valley Publishing Co. Kathryn ry when u hardworldng girl ation. but also in opening lopez tuking u 15-minute truin oun;elves to a total phy~ical O.n Goodrich ride fwm New Yorl City to sum:nder to another. • · Publisher H1>boken can see an ad proAnd, though we don' t moting cash n:wards for alwa~s admit it, se"' is nn Charlene HOeflich donated eggs. and seriously treats uronion with tt level emottonal surrender. too. If General Manager-News Editor l'Oilsider taking up the offer. of honesty rurely found in you're a p.rayerful type, it Not only would that put her such venues. ''I am still has a spiritual \.'Omponent future · lertillty in jeopardy. filled with regn:t ... that I - which should add a her eggsrould ttlso produce will never meet (my) ,.hild." whole additional level of multiple embryos In their one Virginiu woman intimacy and wonde.r. The Coitgtt>ss shall '"altt 110 law Nsp«ti~tg a11 host mother. embryos that nnnou.nces. one of muny point is: There are 11 lot of tsta61isltmmt '?{ Nligio11, or prohi6iti11g tht would ult.imutely need to be simil11r storie~ of desolation. ~ason~ I~ s!ow d~wn ~hed n .frtr rxm:isr thrNoj; or a•ridgin.f thr .fi«dom ''selectively redu,-ed" (i.e. all told in disturbing detail. selt se~:ms . hke 11 .sood 1 .eu uborted) to 11 more mllnllge- Abortion isn't a clean - t:spec.mll~ tf _y_ou re ofsp«clt, or of tht pNss; or the right of tht number. ~boice; it's a life-changing you~g. espe~mlly 11 Y0,u ptoplt ptateably to assmr61t, and to petition able We live in times when (nnd lite-ending) decision don ~ know wheth~r he .s tltr GoPmrmmt for a Nmss '!f grirn~ncrs. d~tors Clm perfl:lnn lifesav- . with traumutic n:petcus- thut . mto you. e~~lally tf . ing surgeries on fetuses . But .sions. u wrem:hing und fre· you n: ·.not numle~ . An~ - ~ First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution we're also pnrt of un era. quently llmely l•rdeal that mo~t nl . ~n . .especutlly tl when. whil.- one couple one can never be adequately you re not domg tt out of frumes their sonograms. p.n:p<lred for. not that our love but something else ~ their neighbor i:ould legally mstilutions· nnd ~:ulture lil<e leur or· inse1:urity or end .the lite of her child of spend much time trying pre- curiosity or boredom. . the exnct same nge. pare unyotte. Th.- stall m Likewise. when we see the Today is Wednesday. Feb. 18. the 49th day of 2009. There · We live in times when Glnn1our will never be mis- next · interview with the ure 316 days len in the year. "choice" often melll\s death taken for pro-life pro~ugun- much-discussed mother pf . Today 's Highlight in Hi~ory : . · · - but even with 11 president dists, hut they didn t shy tht' Califomiu octuplets. \\'e On Feb. Ill. 1885. Murk 1\vnin 's "Adventun:s of who suppons th~ most radi- away from these truths. This shouldn't be asking . "Why Huddebeny Finn" was published in the U.S. for the first time cal ann-life legislation, the is refreshing . did she have so muny?" "Is In the sumc issue. a sidc- she cmlt" Or "Whut's - having been published in CWJada und Englund the previ- pro-lite l'rowd thut recently ous De\.'Cmber. thron~ed the Mull · in bar asks. "Why is the 11bor· wron~: wtth thut doctor?" On this dute: · . . Wushmgton,. D.C. didn't lion rille so high?" The side· (Well~ we can usk th\>se. : In 1546.· Martin luther. leader of the PrQtestant · . seem to despair. . b!lf is devoted to·contru<.·ep- t\>O.) Wt• should instead RetOmlation in Gemtany. died in Eisleben. · · Clues utx)ut the nuture of tion as a way to lower the in4uire: "How llld we come In 1564. artist Michelangelo died in Rome. that optimism mi~ht be mte. which isn't the solution this rnr. uml hllw do we take In 1735, the first Opt'ru presented in America. "Fiorn, or found in the cum:nt 1ssue of I'd jump to. but jliSI asking · a step bnl·k'!" lu the wake of Hob in the Well." was pertormed in present-day Charleston. Glnmour muguzine. of all · the 4uestion is 11 start. We'll this cuse - and in this uge of S.C. · pluces. An nt1icle near the never restore 11 snne and rapid reproductive advan· In 1861.)etferson Davis was swom in as the provisional bad; of the March issue respt;.'Ctful view of our tertii- ta~es - even liberal femi· president of the Confedemte States of America in Montgomery. Ala. . In 1930. photogruphic evidence of Pluto - now designated a "dwarf planet" - was discovered by Clyde W. Tombaugh at Lowell Observutory in Flugstuff. Ariz. . In 19W. the 8th Winter Olympic Games were fomtally ~~~ in Squaw Valley. Calif.. by Vice President Richani M. TODAY IN HISTORY ~ nisls hive begun to questiOil the UNe~ulll~ aspects of · the fertility industry. '!'1m is the dark lli ide of trelliaa Unborn ba.b: as ~Qle objects; viewing them u items to 'be acquired in bulk. at ~our convenience .. Bit fanulies can be great bless· ings.and that fact sbouldnor be lost as the media puts one moth« under a micro&cope,. But how she sot to that · maternity bed shmes a briJ,bl 1· h he ~wfth ;!,a;~ gy but lllclting any sense oow to best use it for the sake of our human dignity. As Michaelene Fredenburg. who founded the Web site www.abortiooch~tngesyou.com · will remind . us. one-in-th.~· women in the United Sllltes has had an abortion bv ;...., • ' ...,. 45. That s not good. But. when • even .a glossy women s magmne can ~ - between the ~llc . ~s - that t~ ·~ somethmg wrong· ~t s a &tgn that although we ve be~un to settle . comfortably tnto a Bruve New Worl . d. we can · st.tll see the .door we entered attd cun sttll tum around. And thut suggests a far. far better thing: \lope. (Kathryn Lopez is lh' edi· tor of Ne~tional Rtovitow Onli111' ( II'WW.nationalrt~ view.com). She can bt' con- wcted or k/opez@national~ ll'View.com.) In 1970, the "Chicago Seven'' delendnnts were found not guilty of conspiring to incite riots at the 1~8 Democrutic. national convention: five were \.'Onvicted of violating the Anti-Riot Act of 1968. Those convictions were later rever.;ed. 'In 1977, the space shuttle Enterprise. sitting afop u Boeing 747. went on its maiden "flight" above the Mojave Desen. In 1984.1taly and the Vuticnn signed antll'Cord under which Romnn Catholicism ceased to be the stt1te religion of ltuly. In 200 I. nuto mcing slur Dule Emnhurdt Sr. died from injuries suffered ·in u cntsh utthc Durtona 500; he was 49. Ten yeurs ago: The Clinton udmimstmtion wumed Serbiun President Slobodnn Milosevic to choose pence with ethnic .1'\,lbanians in Kl~~ovo, or fuce u devustuting military strike. : Five yeurs ugo: Howard Deun's quest. tor the. presidency ·ended Uli the Democrut. winless in 17 contests. abandoned his ·bid. In lnm. runaway truin cur.; cunying fuel and industrial ·~hemkuls deruiled, setting otl' ell.plo:lions that destroyed live 'villages tmd killed .at leust 200 people. TWo bomb-laden trocks blew up outside u Polish-run base in Hillah. Iraq. _killing atx)ut u dozen people. . · One yeur ugo: The PaktstM People's Ptuty of assassinated :Cx.-prime minister Benuzir Bhutto won the most scats in the . :country's purlhunenta'l: elections. A suicide cnr bomber tar· geting a Cunudiun mtlitnry convoy killed 38 civilians in southern. Atghanistnn. 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In ~tion to his parents. he was PteCeded in death by two sasters. Nancy Hamm 111\d CarOl Crujeiras and two brolhers, Lany Hamm nnd Howard Hamm. He is survived by his wife of 35 years. Betty: three step- · childru. Vickie (Gary) Clark. of New Haven. Chester. (Alonda) Young of MIISOII. W.Va. and · Sue Schwan of Clifton, W.Va.: gra!Wkhildren. KriSlin (Jete) Corey of Bectley. W.Vo .. Heather Schwan of Clifton, Jl\Ct)b Yowig of Mason. Roger (Virginia) Chadwel.l of Middleport. Ohio and Jennifer Chadwell of Loog BottQlll. Ohio: great grand. children. Madison Corey and Austin Chadwell: brothers. Charles (Nedra) Hamm of Indiana. Mike H11mn1 of Pomeroy and Bob (Martha) Hamm of Chillicothe. Ohio; sister. Betty (Ray) Johnson of Venice. Fla.; sister-in-law. Mary Hwnm of Kenton. Ohio; and several nieces and nephews. He wiiS also blessed with mnny gn:at friends and neighbors. Funenl services will be held on Thursday. Feb. 19. 21)09 at I p.m. with Pastor Glenn Rowe officiating at the Anderson McDaniel Funel'lll Home in Pomeroy. Burial will follow at the Sunrise Memorial Cemetery in Letart. W.Va. Visiting hours will be on Wednesday from 6-8 p.m. at the funel'lll home. A registry is.11vailllble on- line at www.ander-. son1111.'dnniel.com. LANGSVILLE - Samantha Pierce of I •f!&Sville made the dean's list for tbe fall quarter at Ohio University. Lenten breakfast ....J .........a .........-. · . POMERO~. - The annual Lellten l:RIIkfast will be held Wedlle~~y. Feb. 25. at 7:4S a.m. at the Trintty Con&regational ch!irch Qll S~tlllld and .L~ ~ttwts IR Pomeroy. •The publie IS tnVI~ 10 attend and ei\)Qy a time of fellowship and meditation, T.9 make reservations call Peggy Hams Ill 992-7569. . .. scbolarship money. second plll\:e Sl6.000 and third place $14,000. There are also other cash ~zes awarded. Foe District 8, legi~ Ned S. Young is chail'mall and he cm be oontacted at his lancaster residence by calling 74C).654.4737 for details on the cont~st. YOUIIi Said tbl\t be sent out lenen 19 38: biall Sl:hools from Lancaster to the OhiolUver but has had little n:sponM. · His fnterest is in being swe tha.t students and their parents are getting~ · infonn&tion that this scholarship progl'llfl msts. He urges pm1kipati0n. ' SOuthern studeob to 'bulld' books .Legion sdaolarsbip program annoUnced RACINE - Southern Elementary will host a "Build 11 Boot ". Program for its .second an4 third graders and their pan:nts on Wednesday, Feb. 2S at 6 P..fl\· · · ' It's a great opponunity for a child to do something fun and educationally n:wardina with his ~ts. And the book will be somethins the child can be proud of. It will last a ·lifetime," said Southern Principal~~ Wolfe in POMEROY - The Am.erican Legion . sponsors a Constitutional Speecl.l Contest for students. io ~s rune through 12. where the w1nners receive sc:oolarships to college. . First place winner in the national final contest is awarded $18.000 in NEW HAVEN. W.Va . Donald Roy "Decu.s" Kay. 76. went to the open llmls of Jesus on Feb. 17. 2009 at his residence . He worked us a foremnn in the (101 room at Kaiser Alummum and at Weavers Ice & Ice Cream Co .• Vnnadium Corp.. Railroad. nnd Cable Vision. He was a 1960 graduate of Wllhama Hi~h School. a veteran of the Untted Stutes Navy (Korenn War). lay minister/lector at the St. Joseph · Catholic Church in Mason; on New Donald Kay Haven Town Council. American Legion Post 11140 (Chaplain), Voice of Wahama White Falcons for 20 years, past president of Wahama band )llld Athle.tic Boosters. Liule Leag~ Coach. and played on the Riverside Golf Course Senior League. :- Born on Nov 22, 193t ut New Hoven. W.Va., he was ihe $on of the late Frank Kay and Belva (Burrigamer) Kay. He was also preceded in death by a sister. Evelyn Pearl (Ray). Weaver. He us survived by his wife of 55 years. Shirley Kay. · whom he .married on Nov. 8. 1953: daughters: Mickey (Nathan) Yonker. Qianne (Mike) Roach. Donna (Terry) Scaggs all of New Haven, W.Va.: Cindy (Tony) Grimm and Rhonda (Mike) Sayre of Letm1 W.Vu .• 13 grundchildren, Ke.lly (Durren) Gilhmd of New Haven. W.Va.: Mikie Roach of Gallipolis, Ohio: Stacie Roach of New Haven. W.Va.: Scottie (Sheri) Yonker of Tupper Plains, Ohio: Shelly (Allen) Staats of Mason, W.Va .: Cassie (Benji) Manuel of Now Haven, W.Va.: Tonya (Anthony) Jodon of Mason. W.Va.: Donnie Scaggs and Justin Scaggs of New Haven. W.Va.: Kylie (AIU'On) Scou of Gn:at Lakes. IL: Kameron Sa¥re nnd Kay anna Sayn: of New Hoven. W. Vu.: Rue lynn Gnmm of Letart. W.Va.: seven gn:at-grandchildren: Torie Gillund, Tanner Smith, Brudy Yonker, Nathan Manuel, Payton Staats, Payton Staats, Teagan Scott. Carson Mnnuel; special nephew, Eugene (Marilyn) Weaver of New Haven, W.Va.; s_reat nieces and nephew: Cathy ( Dave) Flowers, Pam (Danny) Ellis: several other nieces and nephews; special friends, Roger (Geogrann) Fink, Chris Fink, Ed Roque family, Rex lfoward. nnd Ralph Sayre. Visitation will be held Thursday, Feb. 19,2009 from 6 to ~p.m. at the Foglesong-Tucker Funeral Home .. Mass of Christinn Burial will held Friday. Feb. 20, 2009 at St. Joseph Catholic Church in Mason, W. Va. at II a.m. with Father Dave Shmitt officiating. Byrial will be in Sunrise Memorial Gardens with military ~raveside rites performed by the VFW Post 9926 and Amencan Legion Post 14. E-mail condolences may be sent to foglesongtucker@ verizon .net . q.EVELAND (AP) faces a nuri.imum 310 years The case against a man in prison when sentenced accused. of plotting a March 2~.. . ·. . Columb,!le-style attack on Authonttes had Sllld B•lh · an Indiana school began exchanged e-ll)ails last with'comments he made on April with nn Indiana MySpace.com, but the chats teenager to discuss simulta· wen: nothing more thnn fllll· neous mass ,murders at the tasy. his attomet said teen's high. school and at Tuesday. , another locatit)n police ·Lee Billi. 34. of haven't identified. Lakewood, ,n:ached a deal · A 16-year-old in ~ou~h . with prosecutors and plead- Bend. Ind .• pleaded gutlty m ed .g~l~y on 11 ~esset churge · Ju.ne to conspiracy t~ comof mc1Ung to VIOlence. mil murder for plottmg to The deal avoided u trial, attack Penn High School which wus to have started near Mishawaka. He was Tuesday. . placed ,in juvenile detention In return. prosecutors .mdefimtely. dropped 11 churge of conThe telm told the coun he spirucy to ~'Ommit murder. never intend~d to cany out Billi also pleaded guilty to the pl~t. He ~lso apologb:ed 38 child pornography and sa1d he d1d not know the charges and one count of ·Ohio man with whom he posses.~ing criminal tools · had communicated. his personal computer. He Billi also never ex.peeted a . ; about alcohol, the mother's mi.lk of sponswriters, spons fllllS nnd spons advenising. I wonder if the real problem with steroids and other banried subsrances is that they don't spend millions of dollnrs euch year on TV advertising. If Dianabol paid to have a stadium named after it, if Deca-Durubolin udvenised on the World Series, maybe sportscusters would stop bushing steroids . It's funny, I never heur them say a bad word about beer, French fries or hum burgers . ) wonder why? Dtm 't they have dungerous, lifelong side . eftects'? Won't they shonen your life'? Whoops! Sorry. that's cru.-:y tulk. The only thing wrong with spons is steroids . A-Rod should be punished. They sJlould force him to date Jessica Simpson, too . (Jim Mallen is tile author ,,f ·• It "fiikr's rr Village lrliol; Co mplinltin~ tire Sim(Jie L(/i?'' mrd "Be~by :1 Frrst Ttlltw." l't•u can reach him m jim_mullen@mywe~y.,·om) ·Obleness olfers free hearing screens & AlHENS - O'Bieness Memorial H01>pital and the . Ohio University Hearing, Speel!h and Language Clinic '1\'ill begin Offerina free he · scn:en· · iqs. on Thursday. Fe~6. and Thursday. March 12. at the . Castrop C~mter Suite 230 in At)lens. The screenings are held from I to4 p.m. enth date, Brandie Nanc;e. AuD CCC"A. will conduct the fn:e hearing screenings. which are by appointment only. To make nn appointment. call (740) 5664850 or e-mail nanceb@ohio.edu. .school attack or intended to lead the lndinna teen to harm othe!l'• sai\1 public defender Wilham Thompson. · "What they had in common was both had 11 fascination with Columbine, nnd it turned into a one hour 12 minute chat," Thompson said. · Billi. handcuffed behind his back. appeared calm in court. "Hetook n:sponsibility f~ the chtld potnogl'llphy on h1s computer nnd for hts reck· less communication with a teen~~ger," Thompson said. Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Jud~e Timothy McMonagle, . m acceeting in the plea deal , d1dn t ask Btlh for detatls about his Internet communi· cations with the teen. Thompson said the only l~ation ever discu~sed was at the Indiana teen 's school. and the date discussed was Sept. II . 20Q8. . Jennifer Driscoll. assistant Cuyahoga County prosecutor, disputed that. suying ' Billi had ulso suggested an unspecified underground parling ~nrage. She satd authorities investigating Billi stop~ what could have been a dtsaster. "What he (Billi)_ did wa~ ur~e some vtolence, · · Dnscoll said. The Columbine High School massac~ oct:utTed on Tuesday. Apnl20, 1999, 11t Columbine High School ne11r Denver. Two m11le stud~n}s w~n: involved in k1lhngs ol 12 students and a teacher. as well as wounding 23 others. before killing · themselves . Huntington Hospitul . suid Duckett wus listed in "good .condition." Assisting at the scene were Pomeroy Chief of Police Mark E. Proffiu. Sgt. · Brandy King, emergency personnel from the Pomeroy Volunteer Fire Department, Squad One. Medic Five . A lnnding zone was created near the · Pomeroy Ball Fields. Also, yesterday morning two cars and one truck collided in front .of Mei~s Elementary School on Ohto 124 resulting in unknown injuries. Emergency personnel from the Rutland Fire Department, Rutland's Squad 44. EMS Medic Two, Pomero(s Squad One nnd the Ohto State Highway Patrol were on the scene . , StaH plloto No funher details were It is unknown if this accident between two cars and a truck naar Meigs Elementary School . available. on Ohio 124 resulted In Injuries yesterday morning. Funds rrom Page At Melissa Cubbison BELPRE - Melissa Jllne Cubbison. 42, of Belpre. died Saturday. Feb. 14, 2009 at Marietta Memorial Hospital. Marietta. SerY,ices will be held I p.m.. Thursday ..Feb. 1?. 2009 at White-Schwarzel Funeral Home, Coolville. wnh Pastor GeoJie , Homer officiating. B.urial will be in the Frost Cemet!MY. , Friends may c~ll at the funerul home Wednesday, from 6·8 p.m. · Friends can sign the online guestbook at www.whiteschwmelt\meralhomc.com. . . . For the R,eoord ~ Dissolution POMEROY - A dissolution was granted · in Meigs County Common Pleas Coun by Chasidy L. Leib. Rutland. and Wayne 0. Leib, Jr .. Rutland. · Arraigned .· his invitation to parents to attend the progrdllt. . Amy Roush will be the pn:senter for the workshop which runs from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. in the elementary cllfetorium. The wodshop is provided fn:e of charge and is sponSI.>n:G as a parental component of the Title I program. ''All parents need to bring is a cn:ative ~inatiOI\ and Ill\ idea for their bOOk." Sllld parent coordinator Vick.i Northup. For furth~t information. please call 949-2611 or 949-4222 elltension 1125. . Accident trom Page At Deaths It's so upselting to find ynu seen ·u ·t)icture of him tmother ballpluycr udmining recently? He s trim, fit und thut pl.) used u banned sub· good-looking . . Who wants stunce . It's really not fnir to to go through life like thut'? people like me who bet ille· Certainly not most of the gully on sports. II' I knew · smoking. dri1iking · couch Jim who wus tuking humun potmoes who are so upset Mullen . growth hormone (HGH) or ubout doping und sports. steroids, I'd have het more Sure. r,our <.'ongresspct·son money on him. lnstend. I may hkf . to Iure underage hud to hqve u short hut kids to his house on the puinful confab with two of be like our CEOs. hedge- Internet , butut kust he's not my bookie's goons. I didn't fund mnnugers, senators und juking. Unless he htis u bud test them. but I think they cubinet nominees'? knee . Then it's A-OK. were both Hiking steroids til It's hurd not to feel sorry · I'll admit it - I've made bulk up . for A-Rod. He mi1de a mis· some poor ci1nkes in my Some people huvc no take when he was young life. I took HGH to help my tnnrul cent<'r. It's ·t>ructicnlly and stupid, and look whut wi'iting. It wns . u mistake . nil my buddi es down ut hnppencd to him. He only but writing's u ~ompetiliyc Hooters cnn tnlk ubout - gets puid $:100 mill ion und busin~ss nnd I \vnnted to whnt lowlifes these he hus to dute Mudonnu. stay on top . I must r:~ot have bullpluyo:1:s ure . Where's Face H. that\ somo:thing taken ~nough. There were their since of !,lcceno:y? Of he 'II regret for the rest of his · some chunges - my fingers shnmc? And do you think life . nrc too bi~ fnr the keybourd. the blond waitress with the . Everyone knows thut for one: It's like trying to implunts would go out with steroids ure dnngcrous. thnt piny the phmo While wear· me'! I'll tell my wife I went they hnw horrible side rng mittens but think better .to the ballgnmc with you effects, thm t11king u banned cnn l. Worth it trndeoll is . guys. Cnver.fnr me . · subsum~e is the wurst thing What? Sorry. hnppen does That 's the trouble with u pcr:snn elm do . Which .is somet imes that. Ook . ' 'ports today - no vulucs . why if yn11 go to Yl>ur doctor It's not li~ L' it 's all hud. What kind of an example is und tell him yuur knee hurts They say I cun m·wr huve A-Rod for nur kids'! Whut he cun't wait to pump you children . Sn, upparently. kind of a message do his · full of them . Look ut whut · there is 1111 upside to Hiking actions send'/ Why can't· he it's done to A·Ro9. Have HGH. You can't Stly thut • Ohio man accused of school plot reaches plea deal· Donald RoJ Kay ' Setting loose the creative· Juice' I' . POMEROY - William Dean Whittington wus UITttigned recently in Meigs County Common Pleas Court, on il charge of o~rating a motor vehicle un~er,the ~ntluence, with .the spectfication of five or more convtcttons tn a 20-year penod. He was released on .n personal recognizance bond of $1.000. Christopher E. Tenoglia was appointed counsel. Trial was set for Muy 4 . Sentenced POMEROY ~ Joanna Wilson was sentenced to two oneyear sentences on churgcs of illegal possession of drug doc· uments and deception to obtuin a dungerous drug. The sen· tence was suspended, und Wilson was placed under standard and 1specialterms of community control. · later this year. Again, he emphasized that local governments are closely monitoring a state website to determine program and pro.jeci guidelines. and tht\t any plans to prepare projects for readiness an: being made only a.sa "just in case" basis. If .constructed. the medical facility could house RQI only an emergency roGm, but outpatient 'services und tion for stimulus fundiog at county level. family practice physician the Commissioner Tom services through the Family Anderson said the board is Health Care federnlly-quali · fied health center now Opt"r· also considering u proposul ating in Middlepon through for unew industrial park, per· a federal grant ~rogram. haps in the Great Bend area. Projects for s timulu~ However. no detatls about services or occupants have funds are designed to pro· been determined . Such a facility is not the only proj~ct under considera; 9outof 10 bearing aid users report improvement In their quality of life. How good is your quality of life? 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N.C.. and the 5th his-fust signif1C811t move to Bn¥ade . 2nd Infantry change the course of a ron- Divtsion. an Army Stryker ffict that his closest military brigade from Fort Lewts in advisers have warned the Washington state. United States is not winning. The Pentagon outlined an "This increase is neces- addition of 12.000 combat ·sary to stabilize a deteriorat- forces, and said 5,000 suping situation in Afghanistan, port troops would be identi· which has not received the fied later. A Marine strategic attention, direction Expeditionary Brigade can . and resources it urgently vary in s.ize and makeup. requires:· Obama said in a AlllOIIg the forces recentstatement. ly notified of.deployment is That was a slap at his pre- a Marine unit of infantry decessor, George W. Bush. and ground troops from whom Obama has accused of Camp Pendleton in southern slighting ~ent national · California. said Kurt security needs m Afghanistan Bardella. a spokesman for · in favor of war in Iraq. Rep. Darrell lssa. · a The White House said the Republican who represents . APpllcM new commander in chief the district In this Dec. 12, 2008 file phOto. General Motors Corvette assembly plant worker Scott campbell puts the finishing touch- would send a Marine unit wherecongressional the base is located. n on a Corvette at the Bowling Green, Ky. plant. General Motors Corp. and Chrysler LLC. racing to finish restructuring and one additional Army Ahead of his first foreign plans to present to the federal govemmer:-t. are unlikely to complete deals with debt holders and union workers by the bri~ade to Afghanistan this trip this week , Obama told a government-imposed deadline Tuesday. spnng and summer~ About Canadian news organization. 8.000 Marines Dre expected that the United States will to go first, fullowed "by an . seek a more comprehensive. Army brigade, · totalling diplomatic approach to about 4.000 troops. and Afghanistan. where the U.S. 5.000 support forces. The has been engaged in war United· States hliS slightly since 200 I. more than 30.000 troops in "I am absolutely convinced the country now. that you cannot solve the Obama's decision shifts problem of Afghanistan, the three bankruptcy scenarios, projects that automakers laid-off workers get most of the Army brigade and sever- Tali ban. the spread of BY TOll KRISHER all of which would cost the will sell 10.1 million vehi- their pay. as well as changes a! thousand Marines from . extremism in that region soleANO K!N THoMAs ASSOCIATED PAESS WAtTERS government more than $30 cles in the U.S. this year, the thl\t make the companies' already aPII'Qved' deploy- . ly through milit~ means." billion, GM Chief lowest level in four decades. labor costs competitive with ments to 1i1iQ later this year the president said m a.White DETROIT - Billions of Operating Officer Fritz "We have continued to their Japanese counterparts to ·new d~tinations in House interview with dollars in government loans · Henderson said. The worst see an unpreCedented . that have U.S. factories. southern Af&hlnistan. As a Toronto--based · Canadian · to prop up General Motors scenario would Cost $100 decline in the automotive "The changes will help result, the number of com· Broadcasting Cofll. and Chrysler won't be billion because . GM's rev- sector," Chrysler Chief these companies face the bat brigades in Iraq will Obama is scheduled to enough. The companies, enue would severely drop. Executive Bob Nardelli extraordinarily difficult likely drop from 14 to 12 by make a quick day trip to which have received $17.4 he said. · said. · economic climate in which the summer, unless other Ottawa on Thursday. billion so far. filed plans Altliough little is known Chrysler will .eliminate they operate," UAW units are identified to fill Obarna agreed to a troop . with the ·government more about whether peQple would the Dodge Aspen. Durango President Ron Gettelfinger those slots. · recommendation from than doubling that request buy cars from a bankrupt · and Chrysler PT Cruiser, said in a statement. A decision on that troop Defense Secretary Robert to a staggering total of $39 automaker. some research companr president Jim GM Chief Financial cut in Iraq has not yet been Gates. the lone holdover billion. · "suggests that sales fall off a Press s&~d. The Aspen and Officer Ray Young said the made. but Obal!li sa_m· from the Bush administraThe requests, made in gov- cliff," Henderson said. . Durango, both large sport company hopes to exchange paigned on a pledst!O_fling lion. Pentagon officials had emment-required restructurChrysler LLC requested utility vehicles; have sold · two-thirds of its roughly combat troops out II( Waq. been expecting a similar ing plans filed TUesday, were $5 billion in new loans on poorly while the PT Cruiser, $28 billion 'in unsecured The new troopiJ goJng to announcement for weeks. accompanied by plans for top of the $4 billion it released to much fanfare in bond debt by the end of · Afghanistan represont the but the new Obama team thousands more JOb cuts, received in December. 2000 due to its retro look, March. Bondholders. he first installment' on a larger took about a month chaosslashing of models and That's $2 billion more than has also slumped in sales. said. signed a letter saying influx of U.S. forces widely ing how and when to add brands, union concessions expected. Detroit-based GM said it that they were making expected this year. Obama's forces to a war that has been and the prospect of even fur~ Both requests we~ part of plans to sell or spin-off its progress with the company. move would put several sliding backward. ther expense cuts. · restructuring plans the two Saturn brand. lf those GM bondholders said in a thousand troops in place in The · president made his . In a ·dramatic acknowl- automakers owed the gov- attempts are unsuccessful, statement it was "premature time· for the increase in decision Tuesday, a senior edgment that conditions in emment in exchange for GM will J?hase it out by to comment on any specific fi~hting that usually occurs White House official said. the U.S. auto industry have earlier loans. ·. 2011. ~M IS discussi_n~ ~e . te~s" in the elan. They wnh warmer weather and The official, who spoke on ~wn significantly worse · Treasury Secretary sale of Its Hummer div1s1on satd they couldn t "make an ahead of national elections condition of anonymity tn just two months, OM Timothy Geithner. who will and could complete the · accurate or conclusive · in August . ahead of the announcement. alone said it would cut lead an Obama administra- talks by March. assessment of the .compaThe additional forces said Obama informed con47 .000 jobs globally by the tion task fon:e reviewing The automaker has also ny 's. long-term viability partly answer a standing gressional leaders and . end of the year - 19 per- the plans. · said his team so~ght b~yers for. it~ S~b without specific details of request from the U.S. com· A:fgh~ President Hamid . cent of · its work force . It would meet "later this week untt. Selbng or ehmmatmg . -the tentative agreement" mander in Afghanistan, Karzw by phone. also said it would close five to analyze the companies' those bl'8J)ds would leave between OM and the UAW. Gen. David McKiernan, The planned troop more U.S. factories. plans and to solicit the full OM. to focus on Chev~let. House Speaker Nancy who has sought as many as deployment does not pre· although it did not identify range of input from across Cadillac, GMC and Butck, Pelosi, 0-Calif., said she 30,000 additional U.S. elude sending more forces them. · the administration." . with Pontiac reduced to one was hopeful the plans troops to counter the resur- in the future. the offici11l Chrysler swd it will cut Dearborn. Mich .-based or two models. would help lead to the gence of the -Taliban mili~ said. Any others. however. 3.000 more jobs and stop Ford. which borrowed bilGM would also . reduce "transformation of our tants and protect Afghan would come as part· of a producing three vehicle lions from private sources the number of vehicle mod· domestic automobile indus- civilians. broader strategic review of models. . befote credit markets tight· els, dropping _ the . name· try into a viable. technolog- · "There is no more solemn the entire poliqy in The grim reports came as ened, has said it can make it plates from 48 m 2008 to 36 ically advanced. and global- duty as president than the Afghanistan and Pakistan. the United Auto Workers through 2009 without gov- by 2~12. four fewer models ly competitive manufactur- decision to deploy our not as a stand-alone troop union said it had reached a emment help. than 10 the Decem!Jcr plan. ing fon:e." armed forces into harm's decision, the official said. tentative agreement with OM and Chrysler plan to All of OM's maJOr U.S. OM, Chrysler and Ford reduce the number of mod· vehicle launches from 2009 Motor . Co. • on contract 'els-ther. offer. OM raised the to 2014 would be high· cars and changes. Concessions with possibility its Saturn brand mileage the union and debt-holders could be phased out and crossovers. Details were unveiled the . were a condition of the' gov· said its Swedish-based Saab same day Obamu signed emment bailout. unit could file bankruptcy into law a massiye eco-GM said it could need up this month. · to $30 billion from the The restructuring plans nomic recovery plan. Signs . Treasury Department, up must be vetted by the that the recession was frol,l1 a previous estimate of Obama · administration's deepening were more $18 billion. That includes, new autos team. President immediate for investors, $13.4 billion the company Barack Obama's top however, and they dumped has already received . The spokesman told reporters stocks and pushed oil world's largest automaker aboard Air .Force One. on prices sharply lower. . said it could run out of T:uesduy that he wouldn't · The UAW said discus- · money by March without rule out bankruptcy for the sions were continuing regarding the union-run new funds and needs $2 bil· Detroit automakers. lion next month and another The OM job cuts include trust fund that will take on $2.6 billion in April. 10.000 salaried and 37.000 retiree health care ex.penses "We have a lot of work to blue-collar positions. starting next year. Terms of the union deal do," General Motors Corp. amounting to 19 perc~nt of Chairman and Chief its current global work force were not annoUnced, but Executive Rick Wagoner of 244.500. Jobs outside the they \\tre expected to elimsaid. "We're still going at U.S. account for 26,000 of inate the jobs bank in which this with a great sense of the reductions. urgency." The cuts would take place OM's request includes a by the end of this year, and credit line of $7.5 billion to · more would follow: The be used if the downturn is new plan has the U.S. work .more lronounced than . force declining from about expecte . But the automak- 92,000 hourly and salaried er claimed it could be prof- employees at year-end 2008 itable in two years and to 72.000 by 2012. repay its loans by 2017. . Wagoner said the new The requests ~ale in com- . plan was ·:si~nificantly . parison to what n might cost more aggress1ve ' than the Mlodmtm lenn llf80 monilia llld rM\Imum new toen amoo.•nt Ill $5,000.00 llllilllllle wth credit approval . • taxpayers if GM or Chrysler one presented to .the gov-· (E....,pa: Amo1ri hMICI Sti,OOO.OO Ill 7.75% ·eo ~ly peyrnentt ol$103.11&. Loan proc•t~g lie of$159.00 • 9.0&%A.P.R.) A.P.R. •Annuat...,c:entage Rill. RATE IS SUBJECTTO CHANGE. go bankrupt. said ·Aaron ernment on Dec. 2 because Bragman, auto industry ana- the global economy and lyst for the consulting firm auto sales had deteriorated IHS Global Insight in Troy, swiftly. Mich . Chrysler had 54,007 "These are not smull, employees at the end of insignificant organizu- 20011. so Tuesday's cuts ~1111'11PII* tions," he suid . 'These are woul!l equal about 6 percent pllalo or Dllnl Mon t the lifeblood of American of its work force. 111110 Ot- ped. Mtmlllt manufacturing." · Auburn Hills. · Mich.FDIC The company looked into based Chrysler ~aid it now -: GM, C slerseek.billions · more, to cut more jobs Consolidate those \bills with help from OVB! 7.75o/o 9.08o/o I-nterest Rate · A. P.R. OW OHIO VALLEY BANK ' • 1·800·468-6882 www.ovbc.com Wednesday, February 18,2009 __ ---.........- :t:ncAI. ScumULE ~ -_..,._,_,._ ·-~~ ..... 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TUPPERS PLAINS - A S.Upper will be held' in the Eastern High School cafeteria' prior to the .Eastern and $Quthem basketball games lliis Friday. starting. at 5 p.m. - The meal will cost $6 and include noodles. mashed potatoes. green beans. roll. dessert and drink . Proceeds will go to the boys basketball teams. Mason soccer league sign-ups :POINT PLEASANT The Mason County Soccer teague sign-ups · are Thursday. Feb. 19, Tuesday. -. 11b.24. and Wednesday, ~b. 25 from 5:30 p.m. IIJitil 7 p.m. at the office of h>n Parrack Nationwide lnsur11nce in Pt . Pleasant. Registration is open to residents of Mason. Gallia. and Meigs Counties ages 4· 19. Please· do not call Jon Parrack's office. for more inform11tion cull Brandy Barkey at 593-6055. ~emorial hoops · tourney set •. GALLIPOLIS - The Ryan Beckner Memorial Basketball Tournament has been set , 1. for Saturday. Murch 14. starting ut 10 icm. at the· First Church of i~e Nazaren~. F!lmily of Life ~nter. · · · :~'Reservations to play in lj)e toumamef1t must be inade by March 7 by..,calling jnther Pastor Ruth Ann ~llure at 446-177214460;'747, or Renee Denney ut ll46-7922. ;:;·An proceeds ~ill go to lllmefit Ryan's children. ;:~nyone wishing to make donations to the family can ' at City National Bank, ~so tiint Pleasant, W.Va . ..•-• ~NTAcrUs ·-·•:;.• 1·740-446-2342 ext. 33 .·... hio ..l+oll- -t-740-446-3008 ~ ' .... """"""'em,..liyunllnol.com .- SliDllt..St•n IIIyan Watte.... Sport• Writer ••t. (740) 4411·2342. 33 Dwa"TOmv<follylflbunuom Tornadoes end 2-game slide, hold otT River Valley~ 75-61 SP0RrS COMeSPONDENT CHESHIRE - Ill a game that had two entirel~ different halves fashioned around grinding defense and blistering offense. ~he . Southern Torna~oes .( 12-5) repelled a late Rtver Valley comeback to claim a hardfought 75-61 non-league boys varsity basketball victory . Tuesday night . Much .more th~ the co~mon nvalty. the game pit- ted two ex-Southern team- eleven-point pit of bot added ten, Brad Brown six. more melancholy tune , mates against one another in the coaching boxes . Both (Chris Stout-River Yalley and Jeff CaldwellSouthern) did their jobs well. Basketball is a game of momentum. Fortunately the TOflladi>es were able to ride a wave of hot first half shooting through· the sec-ond half doldrums. But oot before River Valley turned a one-time 25-points Southern cakewalk into an coals. Despite • singed ego, Southern licked its battle-scars and surged onto victory before a very large crown in the nell.t to last game at the old River Valley High School. Southern rolled a trio of sixteen's and how sweet those sixteen's were. Sean Coppick. Bryan Harris , and Weston Roberts tripped the . scon;board to share leading honors . while Michael Manuel Cyle Rees four. Jobn· Brauer four. and Za.ch Manuel three. · River Valley was led by Cody McAvena with 19 points, while Zak Dee! notched 17. and Kody Johnson eleven. Clayton Curnutte added eight, Cody Smith four, and Jordan Ueel four. Two aspects of the game set the early complelion as Southern came out hot and River Valley marched to a Prep Basketball Roundup committing five first-period turnovers and going I -5 from the field before pulling out a 4-10 shooting effort from the field . After an ·initial miss. Southern shot out of the gate with an .11·2 lead. led by a hot-handed Weston Roberts. The senior playmaker had his sights on the bulls eye with an initial 3for-3 effort, while sopho- ,........ s......... u Point wins .lOth straight Pitured right ara the seniors lrorn the Ohio Valley Christian BY BRYAN WALTERs BWAlTERSOMYOAILYTRIIlliNE.COM ~ketball programs. They are, · trom lett, Andrea vanMeter. Jasmine Owens, Henry Patrick, Tina Sargent and Anl'lll Carman. The five upper· classmen were honored in b&tween games with Hannan on ll.lesday night in Gallipolis. BryenW.n.ra /pltolot POINT PLEASANT Take a bow boys. you are part of hi~tory. · The most wins a Richie Blain-led team has ever produced over his previous eight seasons is a dozen, which just so happens to be the ·same number that the Point Pleasant boys basketball team reached Tuesday night during a 58-46 triumph over visiting Poca. The Black Knights ( 124) captured their IOth consecutive victory of tile season and joined the 2003-04 club (12-9) in wins, the previous best under lhe ninth-year mentor. Poin't · also quadrupled its win total from a year ago and claimed a season sweep of the DOts with the decisiOn. The hosts stormed out to a 16-4 advantage after eight minutes of play, then . followed that up with a 136 surge to take a 29-10 cushion into the intermission. · The Dots (10-6) - who lost 56-53 to PPHS last • Wednesday at home made furious ' 36-27 charge in the second half to cui the deficit to single dig: its. but the hosts sank 7-of8 free throws down the stretch to hold off ·the · guests. Point led 40-25 after three quarters of play. PPHS had six players reach the scoring column, including three with double figures. Tyler Deal led the victors with 21 points. . followed by B.J. Lloyd wuh 16 markers. Tyson Jones added a double-dou· ble effort of 10 points and 21 rebounds to the winning cause. Lloyd and Deal both led the hosts with four assists, while Kylenn Criste paced Point with four steals. Brian Sigman led Poca with a gume-high 26 · points. followed · by Clinton Parsons with 13 markers. Point Pleasant claimed an everiing sweep with a 50-35 victory in the junior varsity contest. Nathan Wedge led the JV Knights with 20 points . · Point Pleasant returns to action tonight when it hosts Hannan in a nun-conOhio Valley Christian's Peter Carman releases a shot ference matchup of Mason attempt over Hannan 'defender Jared Taylor (33) during the County schools. The varsi second half of Tuesday night's non-conlerence boys bas· ty game will start at 7:30 p.m . ketball glime in Gallipolis. OVCS spli~ with Hannan on Senior Night BY BRYAN WALTERS BWALTERSOMYOAIL¥TRIBUNE .COM tl~ on the wild side, S\fllting w1th the fact that the two teams combined for II eligible players. The Defenders (5-13) had six. players. while the Wildcats (3-15) had only five participants. Hannan fell behind 4-0 just 2:16 into the contest, but the guests countered with a 15-7 run over the linal 5:23 of the first period en route to a 15-11 advan-tage. The hosts retaliated with a 7-0 charge in the opening I: 19 of the second to take an 18-15 edge. then followed with u I0-7 run to take a 2822 h;ad with 3:19 remaining the half. HHS closed the period with four straight points including an · offensive rebound and putback with one second left - to enter the intermission trailing 2826 . . OVCS never trailed in the third quarter. but Hannan did manage three ties during that .frame - including a 38-all score at the end of the canto. The Defenders rallied in the finale, going on a 12-2 run over the opening 4: 19 for . a comfortable 50-40 cushion. But just 18 seconds later, that big lead looked to be in bad sha~ after Patrick picked up his fifth foul. GALLIPOLIS - Senior Night is supposed to . be memorllble. Anyone in attendance at the First Bar.tist Church Activities Building on Tuesday night would say that was a definite . Both the ·Ohio Valley Christian boys and girls basketball teams celebrated Senior Night against visiting Hannan with mix.ed results, but the four clubs provided two of the best contests «hat you could desire as a spectator. Five seniors - Henry Patrick. Andreu VanMeter. Jasmine Owens. Tina Sargent and Annee Carman - were honored in between games, and both team would go on to provide a pretty' of entertaining . pair matchups. The Lady 'Cats opened the evening with a hardfought 49-43 victory in the opening game. and the Defenders brought one home for the home school with a 59-47 decision in the nightcap. 8oth games.came down to the fourth quarter. and both victors made big plays at ·key points down the stretch io secure the eventual outcomes. The boys contest was u !'it- PIHse IH Roundup, 82 a SourceS: Pettitte talked to federal agents in Clemens probe WASHINGTON (AP) Federal prosecutors have interviewed Yankees pitcher Andy Pettine as they investigat'e wh~ther · his former teammate Roger Clemens lied to Congress when he denied using perfonnance· enhancing drugs. Two people familiar with the case told The Associated Press on Tuesday that Pettitte was in Washington last week to meet with prosecutors. The people spoke on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to discuss the ongoing invt;stigution. Thu same week prosecutors were talking to Pettitte, they also won a guilty plea from the Houston Astros' All-Star shortstop Miguel Tejada for a misdemeanor count of lying to Congress about steroids in baseball. Pettine could he a crucial witness for any case ugalnst Clemens. The two trained together for years. Pettitte has acknowledged taking human growth honnone and told congressional investigators that Clemens informed him nearly a decade ago that he used HGH. Prosecutors are weighing whether to bring perjury charges against Clemens for denying under outh to Congress thut he took performance-cnhancing. silb· stances. Lawyers for Pettitte declined to comment. Much of whut investl~a­ lors wanted to know Pettltle had already told Congress. Word of his recent involvement in · the case came as Yankees superstar Alex third baseman Rodriguez answered questions at spring training camp in Florida about his own past use of performance enhancers. Pettine, who was al the Rodriguez press conference. wus asked Iuter about his meeting with prosecutors. "I can•t mlk to you about that," Pettine suid. Around this time lust ycur. Pettine acknowledged that he might be questioned by the Justice .Department. "I'm just prepared that it might happen," Pettine said at the time. ''There 's nothing I can do. l!ntil somebody tells me to go somewhere. I can't do ·anything." It was unclear whether Pettitte has been called before a grand jury. Because Pettine has already given a sworn statement. prosecutors do not necessarily have to use the grand jury to make their case. Personal trainer Brian McNumee hus told federal ugents. baseball investigator George Mitchell and a House committee that he injected Clemens more than a dozen times with steroids and human growth honnone from 1998-200 I. Clemens denied it. testifying that he did neil use perfonnunce-enhancers. .. , . have never taken steroids or HGH." the 354game wi-nner told a congressional committee a year ago . . Pettine and another former Yankee , Chuck Knoblauch, both acknowledged to Congress that McNamee wns correct when he said they used performanceenhancers. The he -said. he-said nature of the sworn testimo· ny given to Congress by PIHMIHCI-ns,ll �The Daily Sentinel ACROSS THE NATION PageA6 Wubtesday. February 18, aoog Imide The Daily Sentinel Bl • • De Sant nr:l, .... l6 Obama OKs 17,000 more Afghanistan troopS BY ANNE GE&IWI AND I I : ! I •j j· l I I I way: Obama said. "I do it today mindful that the situaJEIIUL&lcwa in Afghanistall and tion ~PAESS-'"'RS Pakistan demands urgent WASHINGTON attention and~wift actioli .~ Presideat Barad: Obama The new units are the 2nd approved adding some Marine Expeditionary 11;000 US. troops for the Brigade from Camp ~ing war in Afghanislan, Lejeune. N.C.. and the 5th his-fust signif1C811t move to Bn¥ade . 2nd Infantry change the course of a ron- Divtsion. an Army Stryker ffict that his closest military brigade from Fort Lewts in advisers have warned the Washington state. United States is not winning. The Pentagon outlined an "This increase is neces- addition of 12.000 combat ·sary to stabilize a deteriorat- forces, and said 5,000 suping situation in Afghanistan, port troops would be identi· which has not received the fied later. A Marine strategic attention, direction Expeditionary Brigade can . and resources it urgently vary in s.ize and makeup. requires:· Obama said in a AlllOIIg the forces recentstatement. ly notified of.deployment is That was a slap at his pre- a Marine unit of infantry decessor, George W. Bush. and ground troops from whom Obama has accused of Camp Pendleton in southern slighting ~ent national · California. said Kurt security needs m Afghanistan Bardella. a spokesman for · in favor of war in Iraq. Rep. Darrell lssa. · a The White House said the Republican who represents . APpllcM new commander in chief the district In this Dec. 12, 2008 file phOto. General Motors Corvette assembly plant worker Scott campbell puts the finishing touch- would send a Marine unit wherecongressional the base is located. n on a Corvette at the Bowling Green, Ky. plant. General Motors Corp. and Chrysler LLC. racing to finish restructuring and one additional Army Ahead of his first foreign plans to present to the federal govemmer:-t. are unlikely to complete deals with debt holders and union workers by the bri~ade to Afghanistan this trip this week , Obama told a government-imposed deadline Tuesday. spnng and summer~ About Canadian news organization. 8.000 Marines Dre expected that the United States will to go first, fullowed "by an . seek a more comprehensive. Army brigade, · totalling diplomatic approach to about 4.000 troops. and Afghanistan. where the U.S. 5.000 support forces. The has been engaged in war United· States hliS slightly since 200 I. more than 30.000 troops in "I am absolutely convinced the country now. that you cannot solve the Obama's decision shifts problem of Afghanistan, the three bankruptcy scenarios, projects that automakers laid-off workers get most of the Army brigade and sever- Tali ban. the spread of BY TOll KRISHER all of which would cost the will sell 10.1 million vehi- their pay. as well as changes a! thousand Marines from . extremism in that region soleANO K!N THoMAs ASSOCIATED PAESS WAtTERS government more than $30 cles in the U.S. this year, the thl\t make the companies' already aPII'Qved' deploy- . ly through milit~ means." billion, GM Chief lowest level in four decades. labor costs competitive with ments to 1i1iQ later this year the president said m a.White DETROIT - Billions of Operating Officer Fritz "We have continued to their Japanese counterparts to ·new d~tinations in House interview with dollars in government loans · Henderson said. The worst see an unpreCedented . that have U.S. factories. southern Af&hlnistan. As a Toronto--based · Canadian · to prop up General Motors scenario would Cost $100 decline in the automotive "The changes will help result, the number of com· Broadcasting Cofll. and Chrysler won't be billion because . GM's rev- sector," Chrysler Chief these companies face the bat brigades in Iraq will Obama is scheduled to enough. The companies, enue would severely drop. Executive Bob Nardelli extraordinarily difficult likely drop from 14 to 12 by make a quick day trip to which have received $17.4 he said. · said. · economic climate in which the summer, unless other Ottawa on Thursday. billion so far. filed plans Altliough little is known Chrysler will .eliminate they operate," UAW units are identified to fill Obarna agreed to a troop . with the ·government more about whether peQple would the Dodge Aspen. Durango President Ron Gettelfinger those slots. · recommendation from than doubling that request buy cars from a bankrupt · and Chrysler PT Cruiser, said in a statement. A decision on that troop Defense Secretary Robert to a staggering total of $39 automaker. some research companr president Jim GM Chief Financial cut in Iraq has not yet been Gates. the lone holdover billion. · "suggests that sales fall off a Press s&~d. The Aspen and Officer Ray Young said the made. but Obal!li sa_m· from the Bush administraThe requests, made in gov- cliff," Henderson said. . Durango, both large sport company hopes to exchange paigned on a pledst!O_fling lion. Pentagon officials had emment-required restructurChrysler LLC requested utility vehicles; have sold · two-thirds of its roughly combat troops out II( Waq. been expecting a similar ing plans filed TUesday, were $5 billion in new loans on poorly while the PT Cruiser, $28 billion 'in unsecured The new troopiJ goJng to announcement for weeks. accompanied by plans for top of the $4 billion it released to much fanfare in bond debt by the end of · Afghanistan represont the but the new Obama team thousands more JOb cuts, received in December. 2000 due to its retro look, March. Bondholders. he first installment' on a larger took about a month chaosslashing of models and That's $2 billion more than has also slumped in sales. said. signed a letter saying influx of U.S. forces widely ing how and when to add brands, union concessions expected. Detroit-based GM said it that they were making expected this year. Obama's forces to a war that has been and the prospect of even fur~ Both requests we~ part of plans to sell or spin-off its progress with the company. move would put several sliding backward. ther expense cuts. · restructuring plans the two Saturn brand. lf those GM bondholders said in a thousand troops in place in The · president made his . In a ·dramatic acknowl- automakers owed the gov- attempts are unsuccessful, statement it was "premature time· for the increase in decision Tuesday, a senior edgment that conditions in emment in exchange for GM will J?hase it out by to comment on any specific fi~hting that usually occurs White House official said. the U.S. auto industry have earlier loans. ·. 2011. ~M IS discussi_n~ ~e . te~s" in the elan. They wnh warmer weather and The official, who spoke on ~wn significantly worse · Treasury Secretary sale of Its Hummer div1s1on satd they couldn t "make an ahead of national elections condition of anonymity tn just two months, OM Timothy Geithner. who will and could complete the · accurate or conclusive · in August . ahead of the announcement. alone said it would cut lead an Obama administra- talks by March. assessment of the .compaThe additional forces said Obama informed con47 .000 jobs globally by the tion task fon:e reviewing The automaker has also ny 's. long-term viability partly answer a standing gressional leaders and . end of the year - 19 per- the plans. · said his team so~ght b~yers for. it~ S~b without specific details of request from the U.S. com· A:fgh~ President Hamid . cent of · its work force . It would meet "later this week untt. Selbng or ehmmatmg . -the tentative agreement" mander in Afghanistan, Karzw by phone. also said it would close five to analyze the companies' those bl'8J)ds would leave between OM and the UAW. Gen. David McKiernan, The planned troop more U.S. factories. plans and to solicit the full OM. to focus on Chev~let. House Speaker Nancy who has sought as many as deployment does not pre· although it did not identify range of input from across Cadillac, GMC and Butck, Pelosi, 0-Calif., said she 30,000 additional U.S. elude sending more forces them. · the administration." . with Pontiac reduced to one was hopeful the plans troops to counter the resur- in the future. the offici11l Chrysler swd it will cut Dearborn. Mich .-based or two models. would help lead to the gence of the -Taliban mili~ said. Any others. however. 3.000 more jobs and stop Ford. which borrowed bilGM would also . reduce "transformation of our tants and protect Afghan would come as part· of a producing three vehicle lions from private sources the number of vehicle mod· domestic automobile indus- civilians. broader strategic review of models. . befote credit markets tight· els, dropping _ the . name· try into a viable. technolog- · "There is no more solemn the entire poliqy in The grim reports came as ened, has said it can make it plates from 48 m 2008 to 36 ically advanced. and global- duty as president than the Afghanistan and Pakistan. the United Auto Workers through 2009 without gov- by 2~12. four fewer models ly competitive manufactur- decision to deploy our not as a stand-alone troop union said it had reached a emment help. than 10 the Decem!Jcr plan. ing fon:e." armed forces into harm's decision, the official said. tentative agreement with OM and Chrysler plan to All of OM's maJOr U.S. OM, Chrysler and Ford reduce the number of mod· vehicle launches from 2009 Motor . Co. • on contract 'els-ther. offer. OM raised the to 2014 would be high· cars and changes. Concessions with possibility its Saturn brand mileage the union and debt-holders could be phased out and crossovers. Details were unveiled the . were a condition of the' gov· said its Swedish-based Saab same day Obamu signed emment bailout. unit could file bankruptcy into law a massiye eco-GM said it could need up this month. · to $30 billion from the The restructuring plans nomic recovery plan. Signs . Treasury Department, up must be vetted by the that the recession was frol,l1 a previous estimate of Obama · administration's deepening were more $18 billion. That includes, new autos team. President immediate for investors, $13.4 billion the company Barack Obama's top however, and they dumped has already received . The spokesman told reporters stocks and pushed oil world's largest automaker aboard Air .Force One. on prices sharply lower. . said it could run out of T:uesduy that he wouldn't · The UAW said discus- · money by March without rule out bankruptcy for the sions were continuing regarding the union-run new funds and needs $2 bil· Detroit automakers. lion next month and another The OM job cuts include trust fund that will take on $2.6 billion in April. 10.000 salaried and 37.000 retiree health care ex.penses "We have a lot of work to blue-collar positions. starting next year. Terms of the union deal do," General Motors Corp. amounting to 19 perc~nt of Chairman and Chief its current global work force were not annoUnced, but Executive Rick Wagoner of 244.500. Jobs outside the they \\tre expected to elimsaid. "We're still going at U.S. account for 26,000 of inate the jobs bank in which this with a great sense of the reductions. urgency." The cuts would take place OM's request includes a by the end of this year, and credit line of $7.5 billion to · more would follow: The be used if the downturn is new plan has the U.S. work .more lronounced than . force declining from about expecte . But the automak- 92,000 hourly and salaried er claimed it could be prof- employees at year-end 2008 itable in two years and to 72.000 by 2012. repay its loans by 2017. . Wagoner said the new The requests ~ale in com- . plan was ·:si~nificantly . parison to what n might cost more aggress1ve ' than the Mlodmtm lenn llf80 monilia llld rM\Imum new toen amoo.•nt Ill $5,000.00 llllilllllle wth credit approval . • taxpayers if GM or Chrysler one presented to .the gov-· (E....,pa: Amo1ri hMICI Sti,OOO.OO Ill 7.75% ·eo ~ly peyrnentt ol$103.11&. Loan proc•t~g lie of$159.00 • 9.0&%A.P.R.) A.P.R. •Annuat...,c:entage Rill. RATE IS SUBJECTTO CHANGE. go bankrupt. said ·Aaron ernment on Dec. 2 because Bragman, auto industry ana- the global economy and lyst for the consulting firm auto sales had deteriorated IHS Global Insight in Troy, swiftly. Mich . Chrysler had 54,007 "These are not smull, employees at the end of insignificant organizu- 20011. so Tuesday's cuts ~1111'11PII* tions," he suid . 'These are woul!l equal about 6 percent pllalo or Dllnl Mon t the lifeblood of American of its work force. 111110 Ot- ped. Mtmlllt manufacturing." · Auburn Hills. · Mich.FDIC The company looked into based Chrysler ~aid it now -: GM, C slerseek.billions · more, to cut more jobs Consolidate those \bills with help from OVB! 7.75o/o 9.08o/o I-nterest Rate · A. P.R. OW OHIO VALLEY BANK ' • 1·800·468-6882 www.ovbc.com Wednesday, February 18,2009 __ ---.........- :t:ncAI. ScumULE ~ -_..,._,_,._ ·-~~ ..... 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TUPPERS PLAINS - A S.Upper will be held' in the Eastern High School cafeteria' prior to the .Eastern and $Quthem basketball games lliis Friday. starting. at 5 p.m. - The meal will cost $6 and include noodles. mashed potatoes. green beans. roll. dessert and drink . Proceeds will go to the boys basketball teams. Mason soccer league sign-ups :POINT PLEASANT The Mason County Soccer teague sign-ups · are Thursday. Feb. 19, Tuesday. -. 11b.24. and Wednesday, ~b. 25 from 5:30 p.m. IIJitil 7 p.m. at the office of h>n Parrack Nationwide lnsur11nce in Pt . Pleasant. Registration is open to residents of Mason. Gallia. and Meigs Counties ages 4· 19. Please· do not call Jon Parrack's office. for more inform11tion cull Brandy Barkey at 593-6055. ~emorial hoops · tourney set •. GALLIPOLIS - The Ryan Beckner Memorial Basketball Tournament has been set , 1. for Saturday. Murch 14. starting ut 10 icm. at the· First Church of i~e Nazaren~. 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Much .more th~ the co~mon nvalty. the game pit- ted two ex-Southern team- eleven-point pit of bot added ten, Brad Brown six. more melancholy tune , mates against one another in the coaching boxes . Both (Chris Stout-River Yalley and Jeff CaldwellSouthern) did their jobs well. Basketball is a game of momentum. Fortunately the TOflladi>es were able to ride a wave of hot first half shooting through· the sec-ond half doldrums. But oot before River Valley turned a one-time 25-points Southern cakewalk into an coals. Despite • singed ego, Southern licked its battle-scars and surged onto victory before a very large crown in the nell.t to last game at the old River Valley High School. Southern rolled a trio of sixteen's and how sweet those sixteen's were. Sean Coppick. Bryan Harris , and Weston Roberts tripped the . scon;board to share leading honors . while Michael Manuel Cyle Rees four. Jobn· Brauer four. and Za.ch Manuel three. · River Valley was led by Cody McAvena with 19 points, while Zak Dee! notched 17. and Kody Johnson eleven. Clayton Curnutte added eight, Cody Smith four, and Jordan Ueel four. Two aspects of the game set the early complelion as Southern came out hot and River Valley marched to a Prep Basketball Roundup committing five first-period turnovers and going I -5 from the field before pulling out a 4-10 shooting effort from the field . After an ·initial miss. Southern shot out of the gate with an .11·2 lead. led by a hot-handed Weston Roberts. The senior playmaker had his sights on the bulls eye with an initial 3for-3 effort, while sopho- ,........ s......... u Point wins .lOth straight Pitured right ara the seniors lrorn the Ohio Valley Christian BY BRYAN WALTERs BWAlTERSOMYOAILYTRIIlliNE.COM ~ketball programs. They are, · trom lett, Andrea vanMeter. Jasmine Owens, Henry Patrick, Tina Sargent and Anl'lll Carman. The five upper· classmen were honored in b&tween games with Hannan on ll.lesday night in Gallipolis. BryenW.n.ra /pltolot POINT PLEASANT Take a bow boys. you are part of hi~tory. · The most wins a Richie Blain-led team has ever produced over his previous eight seasons is a dozen, which just so happens to be the ·same number that the Point Pleasant boys basketball team reached Tuesday night during a 58-46 triumph over visiting Poca. The Black Knights ( 124) captured their IOth consecutive victory of tile season and joined the 2003-04 club (12-9) in wins, the previous best under lhe ninth-year mentor. Poin't · also quadrupled its win total from a year ago and claimed a season sweep of the DOts with the decisiOn. The hosts stormed out to a 16-4 advantage after eight minutes of play, then . followed that up with a 136 surge to take a 29-10 cushion into the intermission. · The Dots (10-6) - who lost 56-53 to PPHS last • Wednesday at home made furious ' 36-27 charge in the second half to cui the deficit to single dig: its. but the hosts sank 7-of8 free throws down the stretch to hold off ·the · guests. Point led 40-25 after three quarters of play. PPHS had six players reach the scoring column, including three with double figures. Tyler Deal led the victors with 21 points. . followed by B.J. Lloyd wuh 16 markers. Tyson Jones added a double-dou· ble effort of 10 points and 21 rebounds to the winning cause. Lloyd and Deal both led the hosts with four assists, while Kylenn Criste paced Point with four steals. Brian Sigman led Poca with a gume-high 26 · points. followed · by Clinton Parsons with 13 markers. Point Pleasant claimed an everiing sweep with a 50-35 victory in the junior varsity contest. Nathan Wedge led the JV Knights with 20 points . · Point Pleasant returns to action tonight when it hosts Hannan in a nun-conOhio Valley Christian's Peter Carman releases a shot ference matchup of Mason attempt over Hannan 'defender Jared Taylor (33) during the County schools. The varsi second half of Tuesday night's non-conlerence boys bas· ty game will start at 7:30 p.m . ketball glime in Gallipolis. OVCS spli~ with Hannan on Senior Night BY BRYAN WALTERS BWALTERSOMYOAIL¥TRIBUNE .COM tl~ on the wild side, S\fllting w1th the fact that the two teams combined for II eligible players. The Defenders (5-13) had six. players. while the Wildcats (3-15) had only five participants. Hannan fell behind 4-0 just 2:16 into the contest, but the guests countered with a 15-7 run over the linal 5:23 of the first period en route to a 15-11 advan-tage. The hosts retaliated with a 7-0 charge in the opening I: 19 of the second to take an 18-15 edge. then followed with u I0-7 run to take a 2822 h;ad with 3:19 remaining the half. HHS closed the period with four straight points including an · offensive rebound and putback with one second left - to enter the intermission trailing 2826 . . OVCS never trailed in the third quarter. but Hannan did manage three ties during that .frame - including a 38-all score at the end of the canto. The Defenders rallied in the finale, going on a 12-2 run over the opening 4: 19 for . a comfortable 50-40 cushion. But just 18 seconds later, that big lead looked to be in bad sha~ after Patrick picked up his fifth foul. GALLIPOLIS - Senior Night is supposed to . be memorllble. Anyone in attendance at the First Bar.tist Church Activities Building on Tuesday night would say that was a definite . Both the ·Ohio Valley Christian boys and girls basketball teams celebrated Senior Night against visiting Hannan with mix.ed results, but the four clubs provided two of the best contests «hat you could desire as a spectator. Five seniors - Henry Patrick. Andreu VanMeter. Jasmine Owens. Tina Sargent and Annee Carman - were honored in between games, and both team would go on to provide a pretty' of entertaining . pair matchups. The Lady 'Cats opened the evening with a hardfought 49-43 victory in the opening game. and the Defenders brought one home for the home school with a 59-47 decision in the nightcap. 8oth games.came down to the fourth quarter. and both victors made big plays at ·key points down the stretch io secure the eventual outcomes. The boys contest was u !'it- PIHse IH Roundup, 82 a SourceS: Pettitte talked to federal agents in Clemens probe WASHINGTON (AP) Federal prosecutors have interviewed Yankees pitcher Andy Pettine as they investigat'e wh~ther · his former teammate Roger Clemens lied to Congress when he denied using perfonnance· enhancing drugs. Two people familiar with the case told The Associated Press on Tuesday that Pettitte was in Washington last week to meet with prosecutors. The people spoke on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to discuss the ongoing invt;stigution. Thu same week prosecutors were talking to Pettitte, they also won a guilty plea from the Houston Astros' All-Star shortstop Miguel Tejada for a misdemeanor count of lying to Congress about steroids in baseball. Pettine could he a crucial witness for any case ugalnst Clemens. The two trained together for years. Pettitte has acknowledged taking human growth honnone and told congressional investigators that Clemens informed him nearly a decade ago that he used HGH. Prosecutors are weighing whether to bring perjury charges against Clemens for denying under outh to Congress thut he took performance-cnhancing. silb· stances. Lawyers for Pettitte declined to comment. Much of whut investl~a­ lors wanted to know Pettltle had already told Congress. Word of his recent involvement in · the case came as Yankees superstar Alex third baseman Rodriguez answered questions at spring training camp in Florida about his own past use of performance enhancers. Pettine, who was al the Rodriguez press conference. wus asked Iuter about his meeting with prosecutors. "I can•t mlk to you about that," Pettine suid. Around this time lust ycur. Pettine acknowledged that he might be questioned by the Justice .Department. "I'm just prepared that it might happen," Pettine said at the time. ''There 's nothing I can do. l!ntil somebody tells me to go somewhere. I can't do ·anything." It was unclear whether Pettitte has been called before a grand jury. Because Pettine has already given a sworn statement. prosecutors do not necessarily have to use the grand jury to make their case. Personal trainer Brian McNumee hus told federal ugents. baseball investigator George Mitchell and a House committee that he injected Clemens more than a dozen times with steroids and human growth honnone from 1998-200 I. Clemens denied it. testifying that he did neil use perfonnunce-enhancers. .. , . have never taken steroids or HGH." the 354game wi-nner told a congressional committee a year ago . . Pettine and another former Yankee , Chuck Knoblauch, both acknowledged to Congress that McNamee wns correct when he said they used performanceenhancers. The he -said. he-said nature of the sworn testimo· ny given to Congress by PIHMIHCI-ns,ll �I ••w.mydllllyee tllnel.com . . Ba · h Daily Sentinel I • Roundup Clemens fromPageBl fnaaPI&eBl The hosts substituted in Jonathan VanMeter. who earlier in the contest injured his knee and on a rebound. He either had to p.lay hurt. or Hannan would have a 5-on-4 advantage the rest of the way. · VanMeter - a Ia Willis Reed - piayed, but never left the defensive end of the floor - including timeouts. Rallying around their hampered tearnrnate - and their senior who fouled out - the Defenders closed things on a shoo-handed 9-7 run to wrap up the 12-point outcome. Daniel. lrw in and Peter Carman pa~:ed OVCS with 1.5 points eoch. while Travis Bowman led Hannan and all scOrers with. 30 markers. .P.dtrick ended his 'horne career with nine points. OVCS returns to play Saturday when it travels to Mason for a non-conference rnatchup with Wahama. The tip-off is scheduled for 7 p.m. . Hannan returns to action today when it travels to Point Pleasant for a Mason County matchup. That contest will begin at 7:30p.m. Iii the oirls match Hannan · McNamee and (;Jemens ." ' 0-4 prompted lawmakers IQ w SOuthern pitcher lied. The case was brought &fore a grand jury after an 11-mooth FBI investiglltioll. 1'Jier the back to Coppicl in a bang-bang Southern tango. Brauer fromPageBl and Ree& als.o bad scores · in the drive. more Zacb Manuel in his RV called llnother time fust varsity' stl!f( bit 3-4 out and the St!)Utmen from the line. Sean responded. The hosts went Coppick hit llDOther goal on llD 8-2 run that cut the as Southern took early . lead to 35-20 at the 53 command. second mark, but a buzzer Coach Stout called for a beat by Cyle Rees took Raider time out, and some steam· out of the quickly River Valley Raiders going into halfresponded. McAvena hit a time. SHS led 38-18. ll!ywl~ tri-fecta at the 2:30 mark Although Southern Hannan's Celeste Campbell (12) dribbles past OVCS and then scored on . a played good ball tbe first defender Jasmine Owens during Tuesday nighfs girts bas· break-'away lay-in seconds half, the .tempo was laid ketball game in Gallipolis. later for ·a tighter 11-7 back . River Valley battled · M· · pe~nt. e1?s committed a 35-31 edge into the inter- tally. Southern's Coach the Tornadoes and a string · Caldwell didn't like what of 12 firSt half miscues . JUSt 10 turno\~rs. compared mission. EHS added to its lead in he saw and whistled for a The second half played to the Spartans 14. . Southern's out a different , much Zach Bobb paced AHS the third with an 18-16 spurt time out. w1th 13 !'l'mts, follo~ed by for a 53-47 cushion heading Manuel and Harris bit faster script. Mtchael Chapman wtth _11. into the final~. but the hosts goals for a 16-7 tally then Both teams blitzed to a Greg Frost and. Jake Kmg countered with a 1().6 run McAvena kept the 'hosts . fa~t . pa~ w_ith Southern also added 10 ~nts each. over the opening 4: 15 of the alive with a buzzer-beater gaJntng us btggest lead at ~exander did salv~ge a fourth to pull within two tri-fecta and 16-10 first 25 points (S2-27) . River ~ht wtth a.57-31 wm m the poinis at. 59-57. · quarter final. Valley again called .time 1uruor Vat'Sity contest. Zach The Green and White · Southern's defel\se was and. like · magi~· t~e Savage led. the JV guests extended that lead back out R d d d b Wlth 12 pomts, whtle Cody to 67 •62 with l:l 5 left in crushing in the second 11 ers respon. e m a •g Mattox p.aced Meigs with round. The sweeping l-3· '¥ay. Tbe Ratders went nine il18rkers. regulation· but John 1 zone combo prOduced into the .. paton ted Stout Meigs returns to action Padden's three-~inter with .seven turnovers, IIJid an 0- table,defense llnd went on Friday wben it travels to 45 seconds left once again 6 Raider shooting stint. a 12-2 run that cut the Belpre for a TVC Ohio made it a two-pO.int game. Southern's offense was score to 56-42. McAvenll nla.tchup. The JV game will Eastern's Titus Piette sank 1-of-2 free throws with 30 equally hot and . primed. had a pair of three-pointbe • at 6 gm p.m. · seconds left, wrapping up Harris, Coppick, Brown, ers, Curnutte a three the three-point dectsion. and Roberts all boarded pointer, and Zak Dee! a 5EAGLEs OUTlAST Jake Lynch led EHS with the scoring carousel as an 6 stint at the foul line. CRUSADERS a game-high 21 pi>ints, fol- 8-0 run pushed SHS to a SHS recovered late to PARKERSBURG - A lowed by Kyle Connery · 24-10 a~vantage and RV's hold a '61-42 tally ~fter · tbree rqunds. but Rtver 34-28 run over the middle with 10 markers. Mike second time out. The Raiders· first score Valley was to gain its sect:r'ers ultimately allowed Johnson and Tyler Hendrix added nine points . to of the period came at the ond wind. Coach Stout's both tern to sneak away from Jhe winning cau~. 4:!3 mark when Kody club. nearly pulled it out, host Parkersburg Catholic Cole Cwynar paced Johnson hit an ol~-fash· or at least. ha~ Sou~hern on Tuesday night with a 68Parkersburg Catholic with ioned three point play . second :. g~esst~g . 1tself 65 victory during a non-conference matchup in Wood 20 points. followed by Jason · . River Vall!=y continued to . aft.er 1;1 sm,ular .tatlspm .last Williams with 13 markers. spiral as Southern blilzed Fnday at. Trtmble. The County, West Virginia. The Eagles return to to a 33-12 a~vantage, the }l~st _' R.aiders pulled to . . Both the Eagles (10-8) and .Crusaders battled to a action Friday ·night when biggest •lead of · the first w1thin eleven at the 4 :48 19-alltie after eight minutes they host Southern in a TVC half. Roberts . had a big mark at .6 3-52, then at the of action, .but the visitors Hocking contest on Senior steal and coast-to•coast 2:30 mark had cut the lead answered the second quarter Night. TbeJV game will tip- assist to Harris ' while to,67-S7. bell with a 16-12 run to take otT at 6 p.m. Harris 'flipped 'a pass A pair .o f Manuel free (4-16) stonnedoutto a I _ advantage after. e1ght mm· ~tes. but OVCS t 1-I!) man· aged . to cut mto that . early de~ctt wtth a 9-8 run m ~ :;e<:ond to enter halftime tratlmg 18-13. · The hosts started gaining momentum with a I')..: 16 run in tbe third to pull within 343 2. then traded leads in the fourth before HHS took the edge permanently (42-41) with I: 13 left in regulation. The guests closed ·the game on u 7-2 surge to secure their fourth triumph in their last five . outings. The Lady Defenders dropped their 14th straight decision. Hannan had five players reach the scorin!l column. including a trio wtth double figures: Kalab Perry paced the victors with 13 points. followed by Celeste Campbell and Brittany Edmonds with a dqzen markers each. · VanMeter · - in her final · home game - posted a dou.ble-double with game-highs of 18 l'Qints and 13 rebounds, followed by Hali Burleson with six markers. Carman had four points in her finale. while neither Owens or Sargent ·scored. Owens did have three steals and four blocks, while Sargent grabbed one . rebound. · The Lady Defenders return to action Monday when they travel to Parkersburg for a non-conference matchup with Parkersburg Christian at 6p.m. · · behind throws hrok.e the 11-4 Raider run and Southern settled down to bold on for the win, 75-61. Southern hit 28-69 overall. hitting 25-45 two's, and 8-24 three's with 1625 at the line. River VaJiey hit 18-53 overall, bitting 10-33 two's an" 3-20 three's with 17-24 at tbe line. Southern had 29 rebounds (Harris 8, Manuel 6). 18 assists (Harris 5, Brown · 3, Coppick 3). eight steals (Coppick 2; Roberts 2), one charge, three blocks (Brauer 2. Roberts 1), six turnovers, and 18 fouls. River Valley had 29 rebounds (Deel 12), 17 assists (McAvene .6. SmithS). three steals. 17 turnovers, and 21 fouls. Southern (13·3) won the spirited reserve game 47-45 after trailing most of the game. Zach Polcyn led the Raiders with 12 and Dominique Peck had · nine. Southern was led by Dustin Salser with 17 points. Andrew Roseberry · had eight : and Dustin Custer seven . Southern goes to Eastern Friday and to Waterford next Tuesday. River Valley goes to Coal Grove Friday then returns home for a make-up contest with Chesapeake Saturday, the last game at River Valley's · currel)t gym . 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Rogers Basement Waterproofing. have been placed in ads at the Gallipolis Dai~ Tribune must be picked Within 30 day$, Any Pictures th8t are nOt picked Up Will be NOTICE Contact ltle Ohk> Dlvi· discarded. MARAUDERS SHoCK ROCKSPRINGS - A 24· 13 fourth quarter charge allowed the Meigs boys basketball teum to celebrate · Senior Night in style during a 71-60 triumph over visiting Alexander in a TVC Ohio contest at Larry R. Morrison Gymnasium. The Marauders (7·11. 6-4 TVC Ohio) sent upperclass· men Clay Bolin, Gabe Hill and Corey Hutton out in style in their home finale, knocking the Spartans (15-4, 8-3) out of title conrention in the process. The tina! outcome allowed Vinton County to claim its third stmight · league crown, as well as its fifth in the last six years. · Meigs stunned out to a 2116 advantage after eight min· utes. bur a 17-11 run by AHS in the second allowed the guests to take a slim 33-32 edge into the intermission. A 15- 14 spurt in the third allowed the Maroon and Gold to knot things up 47apiece hading · down the stretch. · Meigs connected on 10-of18 free throws down the stretch - compared to 1-of· 2 for Alexander - to avenge a 77-39 setback at the Alley back on January 17. The Bolin brothers Clay and Cameron - both scored a game-high 16 points to lead the Marauders. including 13 of those 32 points in the pivotal final frame. Hill chipped in 13 points to the winning cause, while Hutton added two points in . the final home game. Meijs shot 26-of-S3 from the f1eld for 49 percent. includin_g 7-of-14 from three·pomt territory for SO G:ribunt - Sentinel - l\tgi~ttr CLASSIFIED Clemens last pitched in the major leagues for the New York Yankees in 2007. httitte signed, a ooe-year, $55 million contract to pitcb for the Yankees this year. the Justice Department to iDvestigate whether the for· The Daily Sentinel • Page B3 • ~ _1 h:........,. -!~T~II'=Wit~Jo;a;''";•;•~~ RV ~~~~~::""':~ Serv~e at Carmichael ~ Have you iJiiOOd a John TraUers . t and 2 bedroom opts.. Deere lately? You'll be 7~~~~~~= furnished and uniUr· surprised! Check out our ~ nlshed, aOd houses In used inventory at www.CAREO.com. Car· michael Equipment 740·446·24t2 ~omeroy and Middleport, security deposit required, no pats. 74().992·22t8 Autoo 1BR Apt. W/0 hcokups. satellite TV Incl. wlrent, 02 Honda Accord 2 dr. close to hospital. Call l AT. PS. PB. 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No ~ots ·304·675·5332 weekends 74().591.()265 1 Bedroom House $275/month 5275/doposit Location 1005 3rd ~::=:~::-::-::~~~ Avo. 256·666t Middleport N. 3r<l Ave. t & 2 br. apt., no pets, ref· 1BA house for rent erences & secuQty dep.. $450/ma. + deposH lo740-992.()t65 caled an SR t41 1 mio -~~~-.:-'"!""- · from Gallipolis. 446·3tt7 Aplo for Alnt 2 bedroom lumishe<l Move-In by MARCH 1st house in Middleport. 1 & gat $tOO.OO oH APRIL car garage. stove. relrig· rent, Currently renling 1 eratOt. washer/dryer. & 2 BA units. Spactous central air/heating, CATV floor plans. ranch & a~ailable, $550 + utilities , townhomes, playground references No and basketball court, on-site laundry , 24 hour emergency malnt. quiet country loca· tton close to 'major medl· cal racllltias, pharmacles, grocery store....just minutes away from other major shopping In the 2BR. No pets, no smok· area. Section 8 Welcome ing. 47 Mercerville Ad Honeyauckle Hilla $400/rent $500/dep. -Ret. Apartmonta Roc. 740.446-2456 266 Colonial Drive •113 Bidwell, Ohio 45614 74().446-3344 Olllce Hours: By appointment by calling Sherry (). House • 74 384 6508 Federal Fun<ls just ,.. leased for Land Owners . No do~ng cost and ZERO DOWN! ·Will do land improvements. Bankruptcy & Bad Credit OK. 2. 3. 4 and 5 bed· rooms · avaHable. Thlo loclllly Ia on Equal 740446.3384 Opportunlly Provldor ~~;...;,;;~-.-=~ ond Employer. Newlv remodled 3BR 2 TOOY NUMBER: bath oo farm $750 mth. 1-800·750-0750 utilities Included. 540·729·1331 ' 2BR on private lot Ref, ~ . Range. AC . W/0 . lurnished. No Pots. 446-0945 =~-~-~~-.::...-:":'_,~...,... 2BR mobile home Buutlful Apta. at Jack· water/trash included w1 aon Eltttea. 52 West· rent. NO Pets . located at wood Dr., from 5365 to Johnson's . Mobil& Home $560. 740·446·2566. Park. Call740·645·0506 Equal Housing Opportu· 2 br. all electric, available nity. ,This institution is an Equal Pro· No . Pets, vidor an<l EmpiO}'er. =~~~~~~ ~"':""'~-:-.'....,~~ 3BR. 2BA. doublewide In Gractouo Uving t and 2 Bidwell area. Bedrcom Apts. at Village $600/mi>nlh & . dop, Manor and Ri~erslde 367·0507 Apts. in Middleport. hom ~-----..--~ Nice clean 2br trailer. $327_ . to. $592. $425''rent $425/dlltl. Equal 740 992 5064 740.367·7762 or Housing Opportunity. 446 4060 ........!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ~IS~Ian~d~V~ie~w~M~ot~el~h~a s SalOl a a.=J Opportuni~ :~742-~0t4 Riverbend Apts. New Haven wv. Now ac cepl· ing applications lor HUD·subsiOized, one Bedroom Apts. Ut1litles included . Based on 30% Sfl.'iUtlJII) "\1'14-.\Q.I.KZKK . of adJ'usted income. Call vacancies $35.00/Night. ;;~""!"-~.;.;;;;;;;;;;;;; 304·882-3121. avaMablo 740·446·0406 t5 70 36R t b lh Police lmpuund~ ! Cll~ rnun lor Senior and Disabled ~~~----~~ x , a , p·ar· 18 1 Modem 1br apt Call t~or-620-41176!'~ \'435 740·446·3736 sage ;::~, ... ,~:~~c;,:,'l~~~~;; Trvcb ~people. "':'~~~~-~ CONVENIENTLY . 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Call ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;'-;;;;;; 446• 1210 or 339•3834 cepllng appllcallons for Absolute Top Dollar • sll· for more info and pic· waiting list lor HUD sub· ver/gokl coins . anv lures ~o to sldlzed. I -BR apanmonl 10K/14K/18K gold jew· www.orvb.com ~~ ~~~ ;~cterty/dlsabled, oily, dental gold, pre 1935 US . currency. ;;;;;;;;H;;;o;;;"" ... ' ptcol/mlnt sats. dia· _ moods, MTS Coin Shop 3 Bed, 2 Bath! Only CleM 1 br. !urn . apan· 151 2nd Avenu e, Galli· $24,900. , lor listings ment, dep. Ref req . call polio. 446·~84~ 800·620-4946 e• ROt 9 . 3~·675·2970 . . ======= 116 66 F;;;o;;;r;i;~;;;l•;;;;;;;;; ~~~4 ;~mi~:~~ ~ ;:: !iJI 9 Wl Spacious socoOO/thi.U floor apt. OYerlooking· G.~llipoli9 City Park and River. • L.A . den. lrg. Kitchen-dining area with all new appliances & cupboards, 3 BR, 2 baths . laundry area. $900 par month . Call 446·2325 or 446·4425 ~---~~Tara Townhouse Apartman1s • 2BB. · t .5 bath, back patio , pool. playground , {trash. sew· age, water pd. I $4 2Sisec. 5425/rent, dep. Call· 9arn ·.' Spm 740·446·3481 lrom 5pm • 9pm 740·446-0101 ,.;,!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ;;;;;;;;..c;;;-;;;;;morda;;;;;;;;;;;l;;;;;;;;; ~~--~::--:~= Brand new 3bed 2bath on + ·half acre in Pt. Pteas:ant. OWNER Fl· NANCE AVAILABLE. (740) 446~570 "AA" Renters Wanted 3 BA 2 Bath, limited Homes Available 741l- 423·9728 home Abandoned 866·215·5774 ~--~---"'!"!~ Country Hvlng· 3·5BR , 2·3 BA on property. Manv lklor plans! Easy Financing! We own the ballk. Cttll today! 86~ 6::': :: · 2::':t5_·5_77_4___~":' Renters wanted . :::86~6~ ·2.;,;15~-5~77~4~---~ i'987. 14,70 3 br.. all electriC, Albany area 1 Office space tor rent 26 must mo~e. $5900, Cedar Street Call 740·698·1815, 256-6661 v 74D-4t6·1103 �I ••w.mydllllyee tllnel.com . . Ba · h Daily Sentinel I • Roundup Clemens fromPageBl fnaaPI&eBl The hosts substituted in Jonathan VanMeter. who earlier in the contest injured his knee and on a rebound. He either had to p.lay hurt. or Hannan would have a 5-on-4 advantage the rest of the way. · VanMeter - a Ia Willis Reed - piayed, but never left the defensive end of the floor - including timeouts. Rallying around their hampered tearnrnate - and their senior who fouled out - the Defenders closed things on a shoo-handed 9-7 run to wrap up the 12-point outcome. Daniel. lrw in and Peter Carman pa~:ed OVCS with 1.5 points eoch. while Travis Bowman led Hannan and all scOrers with. 30 markers. .P.dtrick ended his 'horne career with nine points. OVCS returns to play Saturday when it travels to Mason for a non-conference rnatchup with Wahama. The tip-off is scheduled for 7 p.m. . Hannan returns to action today when it travels to Point Pleasant for a Mason County matchup. That contest will begin at 7:30p.m. Iii the oirls match Hannan · McNamee and (;Jemens ." ' 0-4 prompted lawmakers IQ w SOuthern pitcher lied. The case was brought &fore a grand jury after an 11-mooth FBI investiglltioll. 1'Jier the back to Coppicl in a bang-bang Southern tango. Brauer fromPageBl and Ree& als.o bad scores · in the drive. more Zacb Manuel in his RV called llnother time fust varsity' stl!f( bit 3-4 out and the St!)Utmen from the line. Sean responded. The hosts went Coppick hit llDOther goal on llD 8-2 run that cut the as Southern took early . lead to 35-20 at the 53 command. second mark, but a buzzer Coach Stout called for a beat by Cyle Rees took Raider time out, and some steam· out of the quickly River Valley Raiders going into halfresponded. McAvena hit a time. SHS led 38-18. ll!ywl~ tri-fecta at the 2:30 mark Although Southern Hannan's Celeste Campbell (12) dribbles past OVCS and then scored on . a played good ball tbe first defender Jasmine Owens during Tuesday nighfs girts bas· break-'away lay-in seconds half, the .tempo was laid ketball game in Gallipolis. later for ·a tighter 11-7 back . River Valley battled · M· · pe~nt. e1?s committed a 35-31 edge into the inter- tally. Southern's Coach the Tornadoes and a string · Caldwell didn't like what of 12 firSt half miscues . JUSt 10 turno\~rs. compared mission. EHS added to its lead in he saw and whistled for a The second half played to the Spartans 14. . Southern's out a different , much Zach Bobb paced AHS the third with an 18-16 spurt time out. w1th 13 !'l'mts, follo~ed by for a 53-47 cushion heading Manuel and Harris bit faster script. Mtchael Chapman wtth _11. into the final~. but the hosts goals for a 16-7 tally then Both teams blitzed to a Greg Frost and. Jake Kmg countered with a 1().6 run McAvena kept the 'hosts . fa~t . pa~ w_ith Southern also added 10 ~nts each. over the opening 4: 15 of the alive with a buzzer-beater gaJntng us btggest lead at ~exander did salv~ge a fourth to pull within two tri-fecta and 16-10 first 25 points (S2-27) . River ~ht wtth a.57-31 wm m the poinis at. 59-57. · quarter final. Valley again called .time 1uruor Vat'Sity contest. Zach The Green and White · Southern's defel\se was and. like · magi~· t~e Savage led. the JV guests extended that lead back out R d d d b Wlth 12 pomts, whtle Cody to 67 •62 with l:l 5 left in crushing in the second 11 ers respon. e m a •g Mattox p.aced Meigs with round. The sweeping l-3· '¥ay. Tbe Ratders went nine il18rkers. regulation· but John 1 zone combo prOduced into the .. paton ted Stout Meigs returns to action Padden's three-~inter with .seven turnovers, IIJid an 0- table,defense llnd went on Friday wben it travels to 45 seconds left once again 6 Raider shooting stint. a 12-2 run that cut the Belpre for a TVC Ohio made it a two-pO.int game. Southern's offense was score to 56-42. McAvenll nla.tchup. The JV game will Eastern's Titus Piette sank 1-of-2 free throws with 30 equally hot and . primed. had a pair of three-pointbe • at 6 gm p.m. · seconds left, wrapping up Harris, Coppick, Brown, ers, Curnutte a three the three-point dectsion. and Roberts all boarded pointer, and Zak Dee! a 5EAGLEs OUTlAST Jake Lynch led EHS with the scoring carousel as an 6 stint at the foul line. CRUSADERS a game-high 21 pi>ints, fol- 8-0 run pushed SHS to a SHS recovered late to PARKERSBURG - A lowed by Kyle Connery · 24-10 a~vantage and RV's hold a '61-42 tally ~fter · tbree rqunds. but Rtver 34-28 run over the middle with 10 markers. Mike second time out. The Raiders· first score Valley was to gain its sect:r'ers ultimately allowed Johnson and Tyler Hendrix added nine points . to of the period came at the ond wind. Coach Stout's both tern to sneak away from Jhe winning cau~. 4:!3 mark when Kody club. nearly pulled it out, host Parkersburg Catholic Cole Cwynar paced Johnson hit an ol~-fash· or at least. ha~ Sou~hern on Tuesday night with a 68Parkersburg Catholic with ioned three point play . second :. g~esst~g . 1tself 65 victory during a non-conference matchup in Wood 20 points. followed by Jason · . River Vall!=y continued to . aft.er 1;1 sm,ular .tatlspm .last Williams with 13 markers. spiral as Southern blilzed Fnday at. Trtmble. The County, West Virginia. The Eagles return to to a 33-12 a~vantage, the }l~st _' R.aiders pulled to . . Both the Eagles (10-8) and .Crusaders battled to a action Friday ·night when biggest •lead of · the first w1thin eleven at the 4 :48 19-alltie after eight minutes they host Southern in a TVC half. Roberts . had a big mark at .6 3-52, then at the of action, .but the visitors Hocking contest on Senior steal and coast-to•coast 2:30 mark had cut the lead answered the second quarter Night. TbeJV game will tip- assist to Harris ' while to,67-S7. bell with a 16-12 run to take otT at 6 p.m. Harris 'flipped 'a pass A pair .o f Manuel free (4-16) stonnedoutto a I _ advantage after. e1ght mm· ~tes. but OVCS t 1-I!) man· aged . to cut mto that . early de~ctt wtth a 9-8 run m ~ :;e<:ond to enter halftime tratlmg 18-13. · The hosts started gaining momentum with a I')..: 16 run in tbe third to pull within 343 2. then traded leads in the fourth before HHS took the edge permanently (42-41) with I: 13 left in regulation. The guests closed ·the game on u 7-2 surge to secure their fourth triumph in their last five . outings. The Lady Defenders dropped their 14th straight decision. Hannan had five players reach the scorin!l column. including a trio wtth double figures: Kalab Perry paced the victors with 13 points. followed by Celeste Campbell and Brittany Edmonds with a dqzen markers each. · VanMeter · - in her final · home game - posted a dou.ble-double with game-highs of 18 l'Qints and 13 rebounds, followed by Hali Burleson with six markers. Carman had four points in her finale. while neither Owens or Sargent ·scored. Owens did have three steals and four blocks, while Sargent grabbed one . rebound. · The Lady Defenders return to action Monday when they travel to Parkersburg for a non-conference matchup with Parkersburg Christian at 6p.m. · · behind throws hrok.e the 11-4 Raider run and Southern settled down to bold on for the win, 75-61. Southern hit 28-69 overall. hitting 25-45 two's, and 8-24 three's with 1625 at the line. River VaJiey hit 18-53 overall, bitting 10-33 two's an" 3-20 three's with 17-24 at tbe line. Southern had 29 rebounds (Harris 8, Manuel 6). 18 assists (Harris 5, Brown · 3, Coppick 3). eight steals (Coppick 2; Roberts 2), one charge, three blocks (Brauer 2. Roberts 1), six turnovers, and 18 fouls. River Valley had 29 rebounds (Deel 12), 17 assists (McAvene .6. SmithS). three steals. 17 turnovers, and 21 fouls. Southern (13·3) won the spirited reserve game 47-45 after trailing most of the game. Zach Polcyn led the Raiders with 12 and Dominique Peck had · nine. Southern was led by Dustin Salser with 17 points. Andrew Roseberry · had eight : and Dustin Custer seven . Southern goes to Eastern Friday and to Waterford next Tuesday. River Valley goes to Coal Grove Friday then returns home for a make-up contest with Chesapeake Saturday, the last game at River Valley's · currel)t gym . River Valley will move into the new school next fall. 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Rogers Basement Waterproofing. have been placed in ads at the Gallipolis Dai~ Tribune must be picked Within 30 day$, Any Pictures th8t are nOt picked Up Will be NOTICE Contact ltle Ohk> Dlvi· discarded. MARAUDERS SHoCK ROCKSPRINGS - A 24· 13 fourth quarter charge allowed the Meigs boys basketball teum to celebrate · Senior Night in style during a 71-60 triumph over visiting Alexander in a TVC Ohio contest at Larry R. Morrison Gymnasium. The Marauders (7·11. 6-4 TVC Ohio) sent upperclass· men Clay Bolin, Gabe Hill and Corey Hutton out in style in their home finale, knocking the Spartans (15-4, 8-3) out of title conrention in the process. The tina! outcome allowed Vinton County to claim its third stmight · league crown, as well as its fifth in the last six years. · Meigs stunned out to a 2116 advantage after eight min· utes. bur a 17-11 run by AHS in the second allowed the guests to take a slim 33-32 edge into the intermission. A 15- 14 spurt in the third allowed the Maroon and Gold to knot things up 47apiece hading · down the stretch. · Meigs connected on 10-of18 free throws down the stretch - compared to 1-of· 2 for Alexander - to avenge a 77-39 setback at the Alley back on January 17. The Bolin brothers Clay and Cameron - both scored a game-high 16 points to lead the Marauders. including 13 of those 32 points in the pivotal final frame. Hill chipped in 13 points to the winning cause, while Hutton added two points in . the final home game. Meijs shot 26-of-S3 from the f1eld for 49 percent. includin_g 7-of-14 from three·pomt territory for SO G:ribunt - Sentinel - l\tgi~ttr CLASSIFIED Clemens last pitched in the major leagues for the New York Yankees in 2007. httitte signed, a ooe-year, $55 million contract to pitcb for the Yankees this year. the Justice Department to iDvestigate whether the for· The Daily Sentinel • Page B3 • ~ _1 h:........,. -!~T~II'=Wit~Jo;a;''";•;•~~ RV ~~~~~::""':~ Serv~e at Carmichael ~ Have you iJiiOOd a John TraUers . t and 2 bedroom opts.. Deere lately? You'll be 7~~~~~~= furnished and uniUr· surprised! Check out our ~ nlshed, aOd houses In used inventory at www.CAREO.com. Car· michael Equipment 740·446·24t2 ~omeroy and Middleport, security deposit required, no pats. 74().992·22t8 Autoo 1BR Apt. W/0 hcokups. satellite TV Incl. wlrent, 02 Honda Accord 2 dr. close to hospital. Call l AT. PS. PB. 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Call ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;'-;;;;;; 446• 1210 or 339•3834 cepllng appllcallons for Absolute Top Dollar • sll· for more info and pic· waiting list lor HUD sub· ver/gokl coins . anv lures ~o to sldlzed. I -BR apanmonl 10K/14K/18K gold jew· www.orvb.com ~~ ~~~ ;~cterty/dlsabled, oily, dental gold, pre 1935 US . currency. ;;;;;;;;H;;;o;;;"" ... ' ptcol/mlnt sats. dia· _ moods, MTS Coin Shop 3 Bed, 2 Bath! Only CleM 1 br. !urn . apan· 151 2nd Avenu e, Galli· $24,900. , lor listings ment, dep. Ref req . call polio. 446·~84~ 800·620-4946 e• ROt 9 . 3~·675·2970 . . ======= 116 66 F;;;o;;;r;i;~;;;l•;;;;;;;;; ~~~4 ;~mi~:~~ ~ ;:: !iJI 9 Wl Spacious socoOO/thi.U floor apt. OYerlooking· G.~llipoli9 City Park and River. • L.A . den. lrg. Kitchen-dining area with all new appliances & cupboards, 3 BR, 2 baths . laundry area. $900 par month . Call 446·2325 or 446·4425 ~---~~Tara Townhouse Apartman1s • 2BB. · t .5 bath, back patio , pool. playground , {trash. sew· age, water pd. I $4 2Sisec. 5425/rent, dep. Call· 9arn ·.' Spm 740·446·3481 lrom 5pm • 9pm 740·446-0101 ,.;,!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ;;;;;;;;..c;;;-;;;;;morda;;;;;;;;;;;l;;;;;;;;; ~~--~::--:~= Brand new 3bed 2bath on + ·half acre in Pt. Pteas:ant. OWNER Fl· NANCE AVAILABLE. (740) 446~570 "AA" Renters Wanted 3 BA 2 Bath, limited Homes Available 741l- 423·9728 home Abandoned 866·215·5774 ~--~---"'!"!~ Country Hvlng· 3·5BR , 2·3 BA on property. Manv lklor plans! Easy Financing! We own the ballk. Cttll today! 86~ 6::': :: · 2::':t5_·5_77_4___~":' Renters wanted . :::86~6~ ·2.;,;15~-5~77~4~---~ i'987. 14,70 3 br.. all electriC, Albany area 1 Office space tor rent 26 must mo~e. $5900, Cedar Street Call 740·698·1815, 256-6661 v 74D-4t6·1103 �' . www.mydallysentinel.com Wsdn11111l1> F'tbrwy 1J, 20119 ALLEYOOP . The Daily Sentinel • Page B5 NEA Crossword Puzzle BRIDGE Phillip Alder BANKS Auction C..ealed WIIAT STYlE... Due.to Medical Reasons Friday, Feb. 20 AMVETSBLDG Leslie Lemley 74().38&8115 74().441·7766 .,. compll- l~al ln~lolonloltitgl . ing and maintaining all accoonts. ~yablo ..,_ cools and assisting acaxJnling dept and sales sta". lalsl. have high diploma and ac~. . counting -"""""· 30 FUU TIME JOIS AVAILABLE NOW Eam upto$1UMII! • Startln!l ""- -1111on11114011!1. uMM/. EAP • Pold l)olnlov Pulu.-anal Col TOOAVI .._low TOIIORROWI woft NExT Soeking a rr<>tlvated administralive assistant must be a Condldate quick Ieamer. FT ·-tyPiy+-.& Gallipolis. Ollio 45631 ...r . . Ply·- aft&r six months to . . . . ClA 8oJc- 105."""""" .t.nn.: AP Clork. P.O. Box 469. WEEKt extremely t.aBIHIIC-Po\YU Ext. ontlno: 2456 Apply ...__............... organized and pa~ high send resumes to CLA indNidual ti fill a vacancy ence aar.fits. Fu • resume & l<> MJI: pleased Help Wanted e Help Wanted e PHLEBOTOMIST rumnlly ....,piing resumes for a Pti'Diem Phlebolomlsl for our Outnarh l'rogrjun. Com.,. aro lnclud,. l'omoroy and Gallipolis. To AnnoOOce FUI:ure. H You Are inter· -• ~ .. I Completiov Tho AppiicOnts (Att.,.. · Must Be llependable Send resume to: Pleasant·Valley Hoopltal c/o Human ResourctS 1520 Valley Drive l'olnt Pleasant, WV 25550 or fax to JO<Wi75-697S or apply ooillne al www.pv.UtyJ1111 · AAIEOE To Join Us Free Come jOin a Health<:are Team prospering for over 16 years. Looking to tn· crease H.HA, STNA and CN.t. stan lor direct care ~eld work. Expar> once referred but not needed. Education proviqed. Please call between BAM 5PM Mon·Fri at 74Q.<WS.3SQ8 on SAVINGS The ~ Ca''lear, AH Flilfllla ~"rtuaarfcMllaittl.-. . . ' We uave . king w\lh you ou ren..;h yot.u' "' . commined to v:or and the vehicle u.1 hc\p Y ~ v ,ce per murkeli,ng u Tngethl!r. wf? will u\1 pros · · t'ind Vl\ u~l' · . . • . ' •, . . P': . ~ . t..HE~ RE.\IIE.v.Hl-1(, '(OUR Owners:' C.ll: 740-411-5047 Jon Van Mater & Paul Rowe JrshldlrmOHI.com email: : ~suM£., wt~ mPfo(W>lO ·O FI'U '(OU AA El"iR't-Lt\JEL Pq51Tiot\ 'tJI~ 00~ (a-\~. 7 00 MEIGS COUNTY, ·O~IO Accounts and vouch· ars at the lollowlng • named fiduciary has b Ill d I h p een a n t • robate Court, Meigs ~::,~~~y~n~~~tt:~e~'r ESTATENO. 20062003· The Firat and Final Ac· count o I Suzanne E. Cammarata, GUardian ~:t!h:t ~~;~nH~":rl::: an incompetent. Unless·exceptlona are ;...,._....,.,..., tiled thereto, said ac· count will be set for hearing ·before said Coun on the 18th day of March, 2009, at which lima said ac· count will be conald· arad and· continued from day to day until If. nally dlaposed of. Any person lnlereated may file wrltlen exception of aald account or to m•nera perlllnlng ID the execution Dl the truat, not leu than live doys prior to the date sot lor hearing. J S Powell Judge Common Pleas Court, The Daily Sentinel H~\JE. ~t Ol'roRT~Il'f ~~'T am • 8:00pm Probate Division Meigs County, Ohio (2) 18 • Nfw Homes .• Garages • ;~~~~!~ng J'•0·982·1m " Stop &Compar'e Advertise in this space for $35 .00 per month 1 J: REC.E!>~ 1 I I 1 Al..J l ( Jrv'll.J T 1' .1~" Cl..lMIC C4t I~A111111PUTI "&-.N-, ..,.·?ta" Now Selling: · • Ford & Motorcraft Parts • Engin~s. Transfe r Cases & Tran;;missinn:. • r\ th:nnurko:l 1\cpl<u.:t"m~..:nt S h~o.·~:t M~.: tJI & Cumponenls Fhr t\ 11 r-. t u~t>~ ofVc hk'lcs Racint•, Ohio 740-994-1956 "NHBJTLZ IIHJIIVZ UIIWT RTBRHT ATYYTL, KIIRRXTL IIGF UBLT KTHRNPH; YKTV liLT jack and claim. tt not, play oo spades, hopjng tllat dummy'slhree wins the t 3th trick. ZPGZKXGT, NBBF MGF UTFXSXGT Y8 YKT Hera, you will notice lhel East cannot keep· bolh four . spades (to guard · ZBPH. " • HPYKTL APLAIIGW wmmy·s lhreeland !he heart queen (to PtlEVIOUS SOLUTION: 'I thank fate for having made tr18 bam poor Povert1 taught me !he true v~ue ollho gifts uselullo life.' · Anatole Fran"" .WOlD lAIII Aeorronge ltl1ort of tho 0 four stramblod word• bt. WHt\-?... Thurodoy,Pob. 1t,200t TO GriNA! By--Oool In the year ahead, a coupta of lo;al fritnds may put flelr toeS in ,some big doorways that you can't open on your own. The goodwHI you'\fe eslabllstlad with kav .rvlallonships will carry you far. TO INAY AOU4RIUS (Jon. 20-Feb. t9) Atwiewing your llnancial picture can be aJCceptionatly helpful In bri nging about some brighter prospects for the future: Don't hesitate to work on anything that could add weight to your wallet. Call: MARCUM CONSTRUCTION For: • Chain Link Fencing & Wood ·Fencing • Room Additions • Garages • Vinyl and Wood Siding • Roofing • Pole Barns • Patio's, Porches and Decks I'M WAITIN6 FOR I{QliR D06 iO. COME OUT. AND . PULL ME ON M'{ SLED•• HE WANTS TO KNOW IF '(OU HAVE A SILVER HARNESS WITH GOLDEN IlEUS AND FANC't' TASSELS the fore Is that you can't stand to see someone elsa ineptly running the show. ARIES (March 21 -Aprll 19) - The bottom line is the final determining factor in flSSessing whether or not you have been SuccessfUl. When aU Is taHied. ~ou should finish exactly where you want to 11M LUCK'{ I HAVE A SLED! be TAURUS (Apnl ,20-May 20) - Today could mark. the beginning of a close IIIE.IIICU•.a friendship with someone you've known for a while. You've always liked each other, but never spent enough time to find out how much. GEMINI (May 21 -June 20) -:- When it comes to mailers that lnvol\18 competitive elements. keep your intentions to yourself. The road to reach your target Will be much easier to maneuver with less traffic on it. ·CANCER !June 21 -Juty 22) ~ Finalty, some CQmfortable time can be spent with a close friend wilh whom you'11e had . trouble gentng together. Because you'll enjoy the quality time together, you'll make it happen agall't. '47239 Riebel Road, Long Bouom, OH 740-985-4141 Cell: 740-416· 1834 25+ yl!tlrs u,.rience Fr., EsdlfiiiiiS rr-,;-'-------, H&H Seamless Gutters Rooting, Siding , Gutters Insured & Bonded I J&L Construc:tlon •• VInyl Skiing A1placamant Windows • Roofing , Decks Advertise in this space for $35.00 per month I'VE TOLD HE~ BEF.ORE, SHE OONT EAT ALL THE FROSTED FLAJ<ES AND I DONT IIELEASE FERAL CATS IN HER ROOM. LEO Replacement Stanley Tree- Wll\dows and Vinyl Siding Spedallsls. LTD Trimming • Siding,• VInyl Windows • Metal and Shingle Roofs • Decks • Additions •Electrical • Plumbing • Pole Ba;ns . +ReusoDublc Rates GRIZZWELLS .'11\lY p, 'MI *Ul'l!lfE F'Et\6t11~f 1--riLTJ.;orl·-P"TIH,;,..,:Irl,;;.s"TI:c-g-i.l G • _ • . • 8 Pi :Nl NUM8fi!!O •II IE1T!~S . , UNSOAMBl f FORI ANSWER . _ c:~~i~;~" •h• '""'''• q,o:.d by filling in tht miu1ng wotds vou doveloo irolfl stoo No. 3 bolow. r r ,. r r I' r r 1 IIIIIIIII SCRAM-LETS ANSWEiRS 2117/09 Vllllish ~· Awash - Tight- Choice ·· INSIGHT "There are many things I would change," my friend sighed, "but the bes.t vision is INSlGIIT.1' ARLO &JANIS OO~'D ~WAYS SAY, 'AS OLD A"J MY TOIJG-()E.A.OOA Llflt& OLDU1 THMJ /lo.Y TU.T~'.' 23·Aug. 22) - Being In lhe ects you've been unable to complete to your satisfaCtion might vie tor your atten· lion. You can complete them all by putting the tough,est ones ~n the lop of your list and working down. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22( - Spend some quality time with lriends who make you feel your hlendshlp is valuable to them. Whallhey say wiM Uti your spirits in ways you didn't know you needed. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23·Dec. 21) VIsUalizing the completion of a project or objecti11e will go a tong way toward help· tng you do so !n a succeSstut manner. Picture It done. and you will reach· vour OF COORSE., WHli;V£.R I!!JIIijDW IU &HE. WA&AtOT OI.DtR 'THMJ HER ThE-TH! CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) - You have a talent tor sorting oul good Ideas. from bad ones. To your credit. you'll acknowledge the authors end share the benefits. SOUP TO NUTZ IM llltNI:iNG Of ENR!R,.,. 1\IE · IIIIOTROD. ·1-\t'JE-., f'\.Y? ·Advertise in this space for $70 per month spoiled children jn our 0\\11 goal. 'Prompt und Quality Work Call Gary Stanley @ 740-591 -8044 Please leave messa e mused. "that we don't have be acceptable. & Removal References Available! (Ju~ ·'It's interesling." a mom LIBRA {Sept. 23·0c1. 23)- Severa l proj· 740-367-G536 .*Insured 'Experienced HUBL S VIRGO (Aug. 23·Sept. 22} - Although you gene'f'IIY prefer to operate lnde· pendently, vou'll rEiallze it is. to your advantage to work in tandem with some· one else. Evan a group Involvement will GARFIELD ~~1= FrM Eatlmatea lrl'lll or. Roofing, Siding, Soffit, Decks, Doors, Windows, EI9Ciric, Plumbing; Owner: Jamtl KMIH 11 742·2332 LO!lBUE chan<::e to reap a harvest from seeds sown by others. Express your gratitude b~ doing something nice lor the bestow· • Pole Buildings ,Room AddiUona I ri9ht place at the right time provides a CORNER STONE CONSTRUCTION •Geragea low "' farm four omplo words. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) - Although you might notlhlnk so. you are welt suit· ed to hted the crew. What brings you to 'PEANUTS (740) 742-2563 I rrxta,·s elise:s equalS c pitched 1111 heart -n? II"' cash your AA\JE. N-\'( EILIJ,._~ TOCL\~ DE LivE REP IT TO &INA RIGHT AFTER 740-653·9657 IlBERT BISSEll CONSTRUCDON by Luis Campos Celaty Clliler CfYIXCIItrti!S n crgeQ rrom QI.IOIIJO(IS ey !amous peoo~t. past an:I~Jesent Each lei!• 1n 1tM1 c<,ptler stan:ls !Q!' anothtr . . . . . . , - - - - Mrod lly ClAY I. P O l l A N - - - - - 1l••••••.. L~=====~ READY TO BUILD SUCCESS? ~t> ~'St ·~~Fa>-'IW'U.~ . FWAAT- 1\1.1~ ~'( Wlll>l~ CELEBRITY CIPHER l~~=y s~~&\}A-"t.~s· Guttering COMMON t...-+-+-1-- to. East wins !he \rid< guard your jack). He has · been squeezed, &n<l you make your slam. Public Notice ' 740-992-2155 BORNLOSER Racine, Ohio 740-247-2019 R.L. HOLLON TRUCKING Dump truck serv1ce THE "" c:UJ Well, , _ l1ligllt break 3-3. Or lhe hoatl _.migllt be singletoo or <lou· · Bul I ~ loolr allhe <ia!1Bm, you will ... ""' ol thase possi· So do you despairingly o11stago ll1d eoncode down one? Nol 'ltJu loMp lding. ' -~ lheiiiCXIIldtrtclt, cash your third club. discaning • diamond from !he cbnnty- Then play • .hoatl to !he king and 18le lhe heait ace. II lhe queen drops, you can claim. Hent, though, you · must play on. Now cash your lour cia· mond 1ril:ks, lhrowtng lhe two low hearts from "" board. . Everyone is down to lour cards. Dummy has lour spades, you I)Oid lhe heart jack and three spades. HaS an opponent I HANDED 'EM DOWN TO U'L TATER!! SUUIRIRII eensii'IICUM \ CALL US TODAY. WE'RE READY TO GET TO WORK FOR YOU! BARNEY -Go- PLEAS COURT, PRO· : BATE DIVISION MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO IN THE MAnER OF I SETILEMENT OF AC· COUNTS, PROBATE " -" - Let's be diligent and count wimers. \00 11 top triclcs: lhree spades, two heerls. lour diamonds and lwo clubs. Where wilt tho 12th lrid<.come lrom? Aoowl Addltiona l Bank and Savings . Eio<trt<ot • Plumbing Company Ia selling lOr &Guttert Vlnt• 51Ging I Painting ~~~M~ IIe d C hec k th 8 IDIIOW· Do<ko 1 11~ 1 n~ CD ••ara : S ~ •RPOWER "'8 "" RE • CLINING ••NNING r" BED Ser 1 SPIJ39924 SUNDOME 541V STANDING TANNING BED Seri9018S-01 SUNSTAR RECLINING TANNING BED Ser I SPIJ8421 SUNSTAR RECLINING TANNING BIUI Model 332 Ser ISPtJ426i4 · 2 (TWO) HAIR DRYER CHAIR UNITS 3 (THREE) WET STA· • TtON STYLING UNITS COMPLETE WITH, We do driveways SINKS, MIRRORS, WeHaul · SHELVING, . CHAIRS AND FLOOR MATS Umestone- Gravel The Farmers Bank and Dirt· Ac-t.ime Savings Company, IN 45 "Comill9 ace ll1d """""' a club. How WllUid you l:ontinle? 740·985·4422 ....,.. the right to bid at ' thla aale, and to withdraw the above collateral priM to ,.le. Further, The Farmera Bank and Ssvlnga Company r e - the Naw Homes, rlfihl to reject any or all Remodeling, bids submitted. Additions, . THE ABOVE DE· Garages, Pole SCRIBED COLLAT· ERAL WILL BE SOLD Buildings, Roofs, "AS·IS·WHERE IS", Siding and mora. WITH NO EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED WAR· RANTY GIVEN; IN• •Drywall, CLUDING ANY IMPLIED WARRANTY . Kitchens, Baths OF MERCHANTABIL· lTV OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PUR· POSE. The equipment and lumlture will be avail· able lor vii!Wing st time of aale, on lhe day of the ..1e. For further In· formation contact Cyn· die at 740-992·2136. (2) 18, 19, 20 tur~s -·· .......lng Hours 44 Hoi just Menandor, a Gteel< pla)wri!tl' who died -"He who labors dili· gently need never daspalr: .,. aY lhings · are ~. by diligence and wi1li lis CALl US TOa4Y fOR.REVtJCW WINTER RATES DEC.· FEB Farmers 43 E9adsf In 291 8.~ . - Pomaroy, Ohio, re- any of the \oCt\l busn\ .nt economic downturn. M · ·n the curre difftc ult wnc I . ·awhi\~. · r market share'? . . ... . u h"V~ wi.\t nut ~r\ng 0 to nlk\iO\l\'n and grow you What wtll you u Merely protecting what~~en .this ecmtotmc event . I>< complacent. . ousiness wtll. NnW \s not the ume to door ..... OlllrkeHng yodur ta"e of the UlJturn. • • h ·ough your .• t 0 u"kt: a van c:o customers t ' · 11 ced to be poise~ rket shttre - not just · is over, yuu wl\\ . before to grow nul . h n the economY ts . w more than ever . d 't stop buying w e stomers ' . Y•m have the op~rtu~utyth",:economy. ConsumeCrsonot•'~ued'assurance:o; tn your cu , ~ 1 1 , thnve '" · be•l value. ~ k ~urvt ... e. ~u ~ they loOk fort 1'e · then1 Cont\ng uac · · 0 a down cyc\c theY seek w\\l ke~P . , . Coqtinue tn 1 ' ~ thl': vu uc ., ...,.c ndvantugc. . that you have . . llilt th\! compeu ' , .· ·c M<U'k.eting your. . •then your bn,nd to g •. 1h v\gnr. Be ugg~e~~~\. · . tf ihat co~l'se ts N(1w is the services. during ccnnoany ""'rl<et your~~ lt>Rt thing thnt •h~uld ~\, e 10 revive ihe busmo>· business "t c • c1· tlicull if no! •mposs•' · ·• we ure. ul.ken., ., ' muy hi.! ' . · · . e wc\\being. unu aro\11\d. • .· sses' current and fu~"'r We are here w provadc ~ . u vested lntere~t i.n yourt:r~:;~~ut lh¢SC ~.hffil!u\t·~'::,:~ers und h' r \:ustomers to let it play itself . dejrl. YOUNG'S CARPENTER S[RVICE PUBLIC ' .AUCTION SALON/TANNING EQUIPMENT NOTICE: Is hereby given that on Saturday, February 21, 2009 at 10:00 a.m., a public sale will be hakl at 514 Main Strest, Point Pleasant, W•t Vir· Workplace glnla. .Program. I 41 -lng Chat1y need 47 Has lite ftu 27 ........... 48 Diminish 1 w.rtllllong ~ 49 001 . wllll C2.a) 50 .._Tzu's I Tal 28 - -epllcing "VMy" ch'..., 3D Rssi-.c:e 51 Avg. size unlls 52 Nawsman 9 Plumbll\9 joint 31 Holt ol - Lelnr 10 Mna §l:ada . a.r.r tame 11 Car loin 37 h lumll 12 Flag down litmus blue Do not despair; · w1Tt4 t41M/ ..... land Opening lead: • 10 nus FtAI-LY Me5Sf5 39 !laugh 6 YISIIII'a Pass u il In Providing Outstanding Quality Care To Our Rasklenls. . To Schedule 4n lntar· view Contact .Hollie Bum· gamer, LPN, staf\ Dovelopment Coordinat01 til 74(}992-6472 Ovort>rool< center Is An E.O.E. And " PartiCipant 01 The ur Valued Customers . . comnlUllity are having ~r To O . . . . esses and servlCC . ?rofes~tona\s '" our \ mu)' ~.:ontmuc f . . which unfortunute y . th~sc~ ~~n:e~~~,~~c Q• Tho dlliglnl . . "" biggest .... ,.,. Ill "" bridge - · Looit ., loday~ 'ltJu- inlo sill ..........,.,, West · Hill's Self Storage but~ ~~~~r~f:~d 1 I( - W# """"'tialt yor.r Is " Mus~ Team Players Wilh Positive AI· __P_u_b,.,l_lc_N_o_tlce _ __ 11 Jetraute · 20 otllleonlllll 3 Kind ol._. 2t JacUI style 11M 22 SpoakUiy 4 Exnrnett risk dry 24 Bailout s 11oc1tey goo1 26 Paper rna . AU pa.ss E-mail: a~ptbiU65@yahoo.com www.auctlonzlp.com 15548 740-742·3411 tin':~~~~:e~~ll • ·J40-411-11M sinall engine repait. We sen ·ice and ' win tt:rile boats and RV 's. (740) 992·5344. Mon-Fri 8:00 om· 4:30pm Sat. 8:00 om • 12 daltC8 Plta.<ant Valley Hospital Is currontly o«tpllng ""umes lor afWI.tJme Exerdse PllysloiiiJist. B.A. of Exercise Sdtnl'O. ExperleD<e In dt\'elopment or progrlllll5. ntensJve t.'duratlon and protocul in ... Reid of •:xordso PhysloiiJIY. Thm years working within tho Rtness Industry. • Send ........., Pleosont Valiey Hoopltal · c/o Human ResourHS 1510 Valley Drive l'oint Pleasant, WV 15550 or rax 'to 304-675-6975 or opply onll.,. at www vaDe AA/EOE Applkants must ha ... valid drhor"s U<ense. Sla months exporience preferred. l'osldoli involves drawing blood in a nu,.ing ....,.. setllng and transporting specimens. ; 16 Curled . loeb ol 2 I AKQJ ........ Jl chan~~s. -~======- .=· 1 Fruity dHsert A 6 31 • J 54 -r: \:omplete 'service otl To Those Qualifi~ lndi· EXERCISE PHYSIOLOGIST • AUCTIONS/ANTIQUES Points) New & UsedTirrs . we· buy used tires. computer wheel. alignmenls . We als.b do Duel's . lighl mt"thank~ work . HAS SOMETHING FOR YOU!! STNA Class In The ' NE!ar tltudes Help Wanted :: (5 I We WiN 8& Holdtov An Drug • J 91 ·7 9 Q 10 T • 9 4 -~ • s42 Pomeroy.OH ...THE ~ Center L<>cated · 0 333 Page · St.. Midljepoort. Ollio is daily edition of the news- FIND AJOB OR ANEW CAREER IN THE CLASSIFIED ~. 5' 9 9 aI t 10 8 T 2 • 10' a r L&Llln ...... 44087 Wipple Rd. · l<> llCIICAAEO.COM 'Closs. call t-800·598-11122 for more into. • ·- - • 's s • J' t 7 IIONTY www.baaks.ni•.ev. 740 446 9104 or ormail Sportswriter. Tho sue· cessful candldalo wm cover higll sChoolalhlot· its in the area for the MVR, local 1rips. Truck mechanic needed also, • A K 31 . 2 Gc.'nt."ral K"palr Experi- _,, Gallipolis. Ohio. paper, as well as assist wilh the production of sports P8!l06· Excellent wril1ng and Engl~ sl<ills. photography skills and knowledge ot <lesktop publishing are sought The position is tuH time. 40 hours a week, wilh beoellls. lnlereslod par· ttes can send resumes to Kevin Kelly, Managing Ed~or, Ohio Valley Pub-~ . ~~ ... ~ Ave., Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 or kkeii•Om•' , dallytribune.com. No, phone calls please. .AKQ 3 .... necesoory. vidua!s Liquid Asphalt Or.i vers needed, must .. be 2, yrs. old or otc:ktr, must have COL with Hazmat En· dorsernenl and . good 1 ' ."11 Buikliey. Rentodeli"8 Se!vice pooilion available .,. dlesol 8oJc 103. P.O. Box 469. ' In the nows dept. as a OrMn & Dalivwy ~ l'llmeroy, ~ CIIOIIIIlOICW • • Residftllal • Fret: E.ctfwtes (740) 992-5009 Madlanica l!fld hydi'auli<s. - Cus1om Honlt' Building . Sled Fnune Buildings ••~ n Joinirlg ~r Frienfllll And Dediceted paced envirooment, have SlaW, Pleese Stop Bvu tho abiUty lo multi·task --~-.-~--- Our Front Ofti<e and work indopendenltf. SportsMon-Fri.. 9am05pm And P<>silion requires exeat· Tho Ohio Valley Pull!~ AI Out An ~lication. lent cornptJ\0< and com· irlg Co. is seekirlg moti· FuilTme And Part munication skills. . Pleese valed. ~led lTme Positions Avaitabto · attention 10 <letail. Must be al>le 10 work oo a fast Pleasant Valley Haspital co. Gallipol> company seek· irlg Help Wanted. CONSJRUCTION I - ----·- -··" - - - - - - -- - - - -- - 't'ol.l \<MCW.. I >lilT SLeD ~ce. w11>1 Dcc;.s 'P' �' . www.mydallysentinel.com Wsdn11111l1> F'tbrwy 1J, 20119 ALLEYOOP . The Daily Sentinel • Page B5 NEA Crossword Puzzle BRIDGE Phillip Alder BANKS Auction C..ealed WIIAT STYlE... Due.to Medical Reasons Friday, Feb. 20 AMVETSBLDG Leslie Lemley 74().38&8115 74().441·7766 .,. compll- l~al ln~lolonloltitgl . ing and maintaining all accoonts. ~yablo ..,_ cools and assisting acaxJnling dept and sales sta". lalsl. have high diploma and ac~. . counting -"""""· 30 FUU TIME JOIS AVAILABLE NOW Eam upto$1UMII! • Startln!l ""- -1111on11114011!1. uMM/. EAP • Pold l)olnlov Pulu.-anal Col TOOAVI .._low TOIIORROWI woft NExT Soeking a rr<>tlvated administralive assistant must be a Condldate quick Ieamer. FT ·-tyPiy+-.& Gallipolis. Ollio 45631 ...r . . Ply·- aft&r six months to . . . . ClA 8oJc- 105."""""" .t.nn.: AP Clork. P.O. Box 469. WEEKt extremely t.aBIHIIC-Po\YU Ext. ontlno: 2456 Apply ...__............... organized and pa~ high send resumes to CLA indNidual ti fill a vacancy ence aar.fits. Fu • resume & l<> MJI: pleased Help Wanted e Help Wanted e PHLEBOTOMIST rumnlly ....,piing resumes for a Pti'Diem Phlebolomlsl for our Outnarh l'rogrjun. Com.,. aro lnclud,. l'omoroy and Gallipolis. To AnnoOOce FUI:ure. H You Are inter· -• ~ .. I Completiov Tho AppiicOnts (Att.,.. · Must Be llependable Send resume to: Pleasant·Valley Hoopltal c/o Human ResourctS 1520 Valley Drive l'olnt Pleasant, WV 25550 or fax to JO<Wi75-697S or apply ooillne al www.pv.UtyJ1111 · AAIEOE To Join Us Free Come jOin a Health<:are Team prospering for over 16 years. Looking to tn· crease H.HA, STNA and CN.t. stan lor direct care ~eld work. Expar> once referred but not needed. Education proviqed. Please call between BAM 5PM Mon·Fri at 74Q.<WS.3SQ8 on SAVINGS The ~ Ca''lear, AH Flilfllla ~"rtuaarfcMllaittl.-. . . ' We uave . king w\lh you ou ren..;h yot.u' "' . commined to v:or and the vehicle u.1 hc\p Y ~ v ,ce per murkeli,ng u Tngethl!r. wf? will u\1 pros · · t'ind Vl\ u~l' · . . • . ' •, . . P': . ~ . t..HE~ RE.\IIE.v.Hl-1(, '(OUR Owners:' C.ll: 740-411-5047 Jon Van Mater & Paul Rowe JrshldlrmOHI.com email: : ~suM£., wt~ mPfo(W>lO ·O FI'U '(OU AA El"iR't-Lt\JEL Pq51Tiot\ 'tJI~ 00~ (a-\~. 7 00 MEIGS COUNTY, ·O~IO Accounts and vouch· ars at the lollowlng • named fiduciary has b Ill d I h p een a n t • robate Court, Meigs ~::,~~~y~n~~~tt:~e~'r ESTATENO. 20062003· The Firat and Final Ac· count o I Suzanne E. Cammarata, GUardian ~:t!h:t ~~;~nH~":rl::: an incompetent. Unless·exceptlona are ;...,._....,.,..., tiled thereto, said ac· count will be set for hearing ·before said Coun on the 18th day of March, 2009, at which lima said ac· count will be conald· arad and· continued from day to day until If. nally dlaposed of. Any person lnlereated may file wrltlen exception of aald account or to m•nera perlllnlng ID the execution Dl the truat, not leu than live doys prior to the date sot lor hearing. J S Powell Judge Common Pleas Court, The Daily Sentinel H~\JE. ~t Ol'roRT~Il'f ~~'T am • 8:00pm Probate Division Meigs County, Ohio (2) 18 • Nfw Homes .• Garages • ;~~~~!~ng J'•0·982·1m " Stop &Compar'e Advertise in this space for $35 .00 per month 1 J: REC.E!>~ 1 I I 1 Al..J l ( Jrv'll.J T 1' .1~" Cl..lMIC C4t I~A111111PUTI "&-.N-, ..,.·?ta" Now Selling: · • Ford & Motorcraft Parts • Engin~s. Transfe r Cases & Tran;;missinn:. • r\ th:nnurko:l 1\cpl<u.:t"m~..:nt S h~o.·~:t M~.: tJI & Cumponenls Fhr t\ 11 r-. t u~t>~ ofVc hk'lcs Racint•, Ohio 740-994-1956 "NHBJTLZ IIHJIIVZ UIIWT RTBRHT ATYYTL, KIIRRXTL IIGF UBLT KTHRNPH; YKTV liLT jack and claim. tt not, play oo spades, hopjng tllat dummy'slhree wins the t 3th trick. ZPGZKXGT, NBBF MGF UTFXSXGT Y8 YKT Hera, you will notice lhel East cannot keep· bolh four . spades (to guard · ZBPH. " • HPYKTL APLAIIGW wmmy·s lhreeland !he heart queen (to PtlEVIOUS SOLUTION: 'I thank fate for having made tr18 bam poor Povert1 taught me !he true v~ue ollho gifts uselullo life.' · Anatole Fran"" .WOlD lAIII Aeorronge ltl1ort of tho 0 four stramblod word• bt. WHt\-?... Thurodoy,Pob. 1t,200t TO GriNA! By--Oool In the year ahead, a coupta of lo;al fritnds may put flelr toeS in ,some big doorways that you can't open on your own. The goodwHI you'\fe eslabllstlad with kav .rvlallonships will carry you far. TO INAY AOU4RIUS (Jon. 20-Feb. t9) Atwiewing your llnancial picture can be aJCceptionatly helpful In bri nging about some brighter prospects for the future: Don't hesitate to work on anything that could add weight to your wallet. Call: MARCUM CONSTRUCTION For: • Chain Link Fencing & Wood ·Fencing • Room Additions • Garages • Vinyl and Wood Siding • Roofing • Pole Barns • Patio's, Porches and Decks I'M WAITIN6 FOR I{QliR D06 iO. COME OUT. AND . PULL ME ON M'{ SLED•• HE WANTS TO KNOW IF '(OU HAVE A SILVER HARNESS WITH GOLDEN IlEUS AND FANC't' TASSELS the fore Is that you can't stand to see someone elsa ineptly running the show. ARIES (March 21 -Aprll 19) - The bottom line is the final determining factor in flSSessing whether or not you have been SuccessfUl. When aU Is taHied. ~ou should finish exactly where you want to 11M LUCK'{ I HAVE A SLED! be TAURUS (Apnl ,20-May 20) - Today could mark. the beginning of a close IIIE.IIICU•.a friendship with someone you've known for a while. You've always liked each other, but never spent enough time to find out how much. GEMINI (May 21 -June 20) -:- When it comes to mailers that lnvol\18 competitive elements. keep your intentions to yourself. The road to reach your target Will be much easier to maneuver with less traffic on it. ·CANCER !June 21 -Juty 22) ~ Finalty, some CQmfortable time can be spent with a close friend wilh whom you'11e had . trouble gentng together. Because you'll enjoy the quality time together, you'll make it happen agall't. '47239 Riebel Road, Long Bouom, OH 740-985-4141 Cell: 740-416· 1834 25+ yl!tlrs u,.rience Fr., EsdlfiiiiiS rr-,;-'-------, H&H Seamless Gutters Rooting, Siding , Gutters Insured & Bonded I J&L Construc:tlon •• VInyl Skiing A1placamant Windows • Roofing , Decks Advertise in this space for $35.00 per month I'VE TOLD HE~ BEF.ORE, SHE OONT EAT ALL THE FROSTED FLAJ<ES AND I DONT IIELEASE FERAL CATS IN HER ROOM. LEO Replacement Stanley Tree- Wll\dows and Vinyl Siding Spedallsls. LTD Trimming • Siding,• VInyl Windows • Metal and Shingle Roofs • Decks • Additions •Electrical • Plumbing • Pole Ba;ns . +ReusoDublc Rates GRIZZWELLS .'11\lY p, 'MI *Ul'l!lfE F'Et\6t11~f 1--riLTJ.;orl·-P"TIH,;,..,:Irl,;;.s"TI:c-g-i.l G • _ • . • 8 Pi :Nl NUM8fi!!O •II IE1T!~S . , UNSOAMBl f FORI ANSWER . _ c:~~i~;~" •h• '""'''• q,o:.d by filling in tht miu1ng wotds vou doveloo irolfl stoo No. 3 bolow. r r ,. r r I' r r 1 IIIIIIIII SCRAM-LETS ANSWEiRS 2117/09 Vllllish ~· Awash - Tight- Choice ·· INSIGHT "There are many things I would change," my friend sighed, "but the bes.t vision is INSlGIIT.1' ARLO &JANIS OO~'D ~WAYS SAY, 'AS OLD A"J MY TOIJG-()E.A.OOA Llflt& OLDU1 THMJ /lo.Y TU.T~'.' 23·Aug. 22) - Being In lhe ects you've been unable to complete to your satisfaCtion might vie tor your atten· lion. You can complete them all by putting the tough,est ones ~n the lop of your list and working down. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22( - Spend some quality time with lriends who make you feel your hlendshlp is valuable to them. Whallhey say wiM Uti your spirits in ways you didn't know you needed. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23·Dec. 21) VIsUalizing the completion of a project or objecti11e will go a tong way toward help· tng you do so !n a succeSstut manner. Picture It done. and you will reach· vour OF COORSE., WHli;V£.R I!!JIIijDW IU &HE. WA&AtOT OI.DtR 'THMJ HER ThE-TH! CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) - You have a talent tor sorting oul good Ideas. from bad ones. To your credit. you'll acknowledge the authors end share the benefits. SOUP TO NUTZ IM llltNI:iNG Of ENR!R,.,. 1\IE · IIIIOTROD. ·1-\t'JE-., f'\.Y? ·Advertise in this space for $70 per month spoiled children jn our 0\\11 goal. 'Prompt und Quality Work Call Gary Stanley @ 740-591 -8044 Please leave messa e mused. "that we don't have be acceptable. & Removal References Available! (Ju~ ·'It's interesling." a mom LIBRA {Sept. 23·0c1. 23)- Severa l proj· 740-367-G536 .*Insured 'Experienced HUBL S VIRGO (Aug. 23·Sept. 22} - Although you gene'f'IIY prefer to operate lnde· pendently, vou'll rEiallze it is. to your advantage to work in tandem with some· one else. Evan a group Involvement will GARFIELD ~~1= FrM Eatlmatea lrl'lll or. Roofing, Siding, Soffit, Decks, Doors, Windows, EI9Ciric, Plumbing; Owner: Jamtl KMIH 11 742·2332 LO!lBUE chan<::e to reap a harvest from seeds sown by others. Express your gratitude b~ doing something nice lor the bestow· • Pole Buildings ,Room AddiUona I ri9ht place at the right time provides a CORNER STONE CONSTRUCTION •Geragea low "' farm four omplo words. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) - Although you might notlhlnk so. you are welt suit· ed to hted the crew. What brings you to 'PEANUTS (740) 742-2563 I rrxta,·s elise:s equalS c pitched 1111 heart -n? II"' cash your AA\JE. N-\'( EILIJ,._~ TOCL\~ DE LivE REP IT TO &INA RIGHT AFTER 740-653·9657 IlBERT BISSEll CONSTRUCDON by Luis Campos Celaty Clliler CfYIXCIItrti!S n crgeQ rrom QI.IOIIJO(IS ey !amous peoo~t. past an:I~Jesent Each lei!• 1n 1tM1 c<,ptler stan:ls !Q!' anothtr . . . . . . , - - - - Mrod lly ClAY I. P O l l A N - - - - - 1l••••••.. L~=====~ READY TO BUILD SUCCESS? ~t> ~'St ·~~Fa>-'IW'U.~ . FWAAT- 1\1.1~ ~'( Wlll>l~ CELEBRITY CIPHER l~~=y s~~&\}A-"t.~s· Guttering COMMON t...-+-+-1-- to. East wins !he \rid< guard your jack). He has · been squeezed, &n<l you make your slam. Public Notice ' 740-992-2155 BORNLOSER Racine, Ohio 740-247-2019 R.L. HOLLON TRUCKING Dump truck serv1ce THE "" c:UJ Well, , _ l1ligllt break 3-3. Or lhe hoatl _.migllt be singletoo or <lou· · Bul I ~ loolr allhe <ia!1Bm, you will ... ""' ol thase possi· So do you despairingly o11stago ll1d eoncode down one? Nol 'ltJu loMp lding. ' -~ lheiiiCXIIldtrtclt, cash your third club. discaning • diamond from !he cbnnty- Then play • .hoatl to !he king and 18le lhe heait ace. II lhe queen drops, you can claim. Hent, though, you · must play on. Now cash your lour cia· mond 1ril:ks, lhrowtng lhe two low hearts from "" board. . Everyone is down to lour cards. Dummy has lour spades, you I)Oid lhe heart jack and three spades. HaS an opponent I HANDED 'EM DOWN TO U'L TATER!! SUUIRIRII eensii'IICUM \ CALL US TODAY. WE'RE READY TO GET TO WORK FOR YOU! BARNEY -Go- PLEAS COURT, PRO· : BATE DIVISION MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO IN THE MAnER OF I SETILEMENT OF AC· COUNTS, PROBATE " -" - Let's be diligent and count wimers. \00 11 top triclcs: lhree spades, two heerls. lour diamonds and lwo clubs. Where wilt tho 12th lrid<.come lrom? Aoowl Addltiona l Bank and Savings . Eio<trt<ot • Plumbing Company Ia selling lOr &Guttert Vlnt• 51Ging I Painting ~~~M~ IIe d C hec k th 8 IDIIOW· Do<ko 1 11~ 1 n~ CD ••ara : S ~ •RPOWER "'8 "" RE • CLINING ••NNING r" BED Ser 1 SPIJ39924 SUNDOME 541V STANDING TANNING BED Seri9018S-01 SUNSTAR RECLINING TANNING BED Ser I SPIJ8421 SUNSTAR RECLINING TANNING BIUI Model 332 Ser ISPtJ426i4 · 2 (TWO) HAIR DRYER CHAIR UNITS 3 (THREE) WET STA· • TtON STYLING UNITS COMPLETE WITH, We do driveways SINKS, MIRRORS, WeHaul · SHELVING, . CHAIRS AND FLOOR MATS Umestone- Gravel The Farmers Bank and Dirt· Ac-t.ime Savings Company, IN 45 "Comill9 ace ll1d """""' a club. How WllUid you l:ontinle? 740·985·4422 ....,.. the right to bid at ' thla aale, and to withdraw the above collateral priM to ,.le. Further, The Farmera Bank and Ssvlnga Company r e - the Naw Homes, rlfihl to reject any or all Remodeling, bids submitted. Additions, . THE ABOVE DE· Garages, Pole SCRIBED COLLAT· ERAL WILL BE SOLD Buildings, Roofs, "AS·IS·WHERE IS", Siding and mora. WITH NO EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED WAR· RANTY GIVEN; IN• •Drywall, CLUDING ANY IMPLIED WARRANTY . Kitchens, Baths OF MERCHANTABIL· lTV OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PUR· POSE. The equipment and lumlture will be avail· able lor vii!Wing st time of aale, on lhe day of the ..1e. For further In· formation contact Cyn· die at 740-992·2136. (2) 18, 19, 20 tur~s -·· .......lng Hours 44 Hoi just Menandor, a Gteel< pla)wri!tl' who died -"He who labors dili· gently need never daspalr: .,. aY lhings · are ~. by diligence and wi1li lis CALl US TOa4Y fOR.REVtJCW WINTER RATES DEC.· FEB Farmers 43 E9adsf In 291 8.~ . - Pomaroy, Ohio, re- any of the \oCt\l busn\ .nt economic downturn. M · ·n the curre difftc ult wnc I . ·awhi\~. · r market share'? . . ... . u h"V~ wi.\t nut ~r\ng 0 to nlk\iO\l\'n and grow you What wtll you u Merely protecting what~~en .this ecmtotmc event . I>< complacent. . ousiness wtll. NnW \s not the ume to door ..... OlllrkeHng yodur ta"e of the UlJturn. • • h ·ough your .• t 0 u"kt: a van c:o customers t ' · 11 ced to be poise~ rket shttre - not just · is over, yuu wl\\ . before to grow nul . h n the economY ts . w more than ever . d 't stop buying w e stomers ' . Y•m have the op~rtu~utyth",:economy. ConsumeCrsonot•'~ued'assurance:o; tn your cu , ~ 1 1 , thnve '" · be•l value. ~ k ~urvt ... e. ~u ~ they loOk fort 1'e · then1 Cont\ng uac · · 0 a down cyc\c theY seek w\\l ke~P . , . Coqtinue tn 1 ' ~ thl': vu uc ., ...,.c ndvantugc. . that you have . . llilt th\! compeu ' , .· ·c M<U'k.eting your. . •then your bn,nd to g •. 1h v\gnr. Be ugg~e~~~\. · . tf ihat co~l'se ts N(1w is the services. during ccnnoany ""'rl<et your~~ lt>Rt thing thnt •h~uld ~\, e 10 revive ihe busmo>· business "t c • c1· tlicull if no! •mposs•' · ·• we ure. ul.ken., ., ' muy hi.! ' . · · . e wc\\being. unu aro\11\d. • .· sses' current and fu~"'r We are here w provadc ~ . u vested lntere~t i.n yourt:r~:;~~ut lh¢SC ~.hffil!u\t·~'::,:~ers und h' r \:ustomers to let it play itself . dejrl. YOUNG'S CARPENTER S[RVICE PUBLIC ' .AUCTION SALON/TANNING EQUIPMENT NOTICE: Is hereby given that on Saturday, February 21, 2009 at 10:00 a.m., a public sale will be hakl at 514 Main Strest, Point Pleasant, W•t Vir· Workplace glnla. .Program. I 41 -lng Chat1y need 47 Has lite ftu 27 ........... 48 Diminish 1 w.rtllllong ~ 49 001 . wllll C2.a) 50 .._Tzu's I Tal 28 - -epllcing "VMy" ch'..., 3D Rssi-.c:e 51 Avg. size unlls 52 Nawsman 9 Plumbll\9 joint 31 Holt ol - Lelnr 10 Mna §l:ada . a.r.r tame 11 Car loin 37 h lumll 12 Flag down litmus blue Do not despair; · w1Tt4 t41M/ ..... land Opening lead: • 10 nus FtAI-LY Me5Sf5 39 !laugh 6 YISIIII'a Pass u il In Providing Outstanding Quality Care To Our Rasklenls. . To Schedule 4n lntar· view Contact .Hollie Bum· gamer, LPN, staf\ Dovelopment Coordinat01 til 74(}992-6472 Ovort>rool< center Is An E.O.E. And " PartiCipant 01 The ur Valued Customers . . comnlUllity are having ~r To O . . . . esses and servlCC . ?rofes~tona\s '" our \ mu)' ~.:ontmuc f . . which unfortunute y . th~sc~ ~~n:e~~~,~~c Q• Tho dlliglnl . . "" biggest .... ,.,. Ill "" bridge - · Looit ., loday~ 'ltJu- inlo sill ..........,.,, West · Hill's Self Storage but~ ~~~~r~f:~d 1 I( - W# """"'tialt yor.r Is " Mus~ Team Players Wilh Positive AI· __P_u_b,.,l_lc_N_o_tlce _ __ 11 Jetraute · 20 otllleonlllll 3 Kind ol._. 2t JacUI style 11M 22 SpoakUiy 4 Exnrnett risk dry 24 Bailout s 11oc1tey goo1 26 Paper rna . AU pa.ss E-mail: a~ptbiU65@yahoo.com www.auctlonzlp.com 15548 740-742·3411 tin':~~~~:e~~ll • ·J40-411-11M sinall engine repait. We sen ·ice and ' win tt:rile boats and RV 's. (740) 992·5344. Mon-Fri 8:00 om· 4:30pm Sat. 8:00 om • 12 daltC8 Plta.<ant Valley Hospital Is currontly o«tpllng ""umes lor afWI.tJme Exerdse PllysloiiiJist. B.A. of Exercise Sdtnl'O. ExperleD<e In dt\'elopment or progrlllll5. ntensJve t.'duratlon and protocul in ... Reid of •:xordso PhysloiiJIY. Thm years working within tho Rtness Industry. • Send ........., Pleosont Valiey Hoopltal · c/o Human ResourHS 1510 Valley Drive l'oint Pleasant, WV 15550 or rax 'to 304-675-6975 or opply onll.,. at www vaDe AA/EOE Applkants must ha ... valid drhor"s U<ense. Sla months exporience preferred. l'osldoli involves drawing blood in a nu,.ing ....,.. setllng and transporting specimens. ; 16 Curled . loeb ol 2 I AKQJ ........ Jl chan~~s. -~======- .=· 1 Fruity dHsert A 6 31 • J 54 -r: \:omplete 'service otl To Those Qualifi~ lndi· EXERCISE PHYSIOLOGIST • AUCTIONS/ANTIQUES Points) New & UsedTirrs . we· buy used tires. computer wheel. alignmenls . We als.b do Duel's . lighl mt"thank~ work . HAS SOMETHING FOR YOU!! STNA Class In The ' NE!ar tltudes Help Wanted :: (5 I We WiN 8& Holdtov An Drug • J 91 ·7 9 Q 10 T • 9 4 -~ • s42 Pomeroy.OH ...THE ~ Center L<>cated · 0 333 Page · St.. Midljepoort. Ollio is daily edition of the news- FIND AJOB OR ANEW CAREER IN THE CLASSIFIED ~. 5' 9 9 aI t 10 8 T 2 • 10' a r L&Llln ...... 44087 Wipple Rd. · l<> llCIICAAEO.COM 'Closs. call t-800·598-11122 for more into. • ·- - • 's s • J' t 7 IIONTY www.baaks.ni•.ev. 740 446 9104 or ormail Sportswriter. Tho sue· cessful candldalo wm cover higll sChoolalhlot· its in the area for the MVR, local 1rips. Truck mechanic needed also, • A K 31 . 2 Gc.'nt."ral K"palr Experi- _,, Gallipolis. Ohio. paper, as well as assist wilh the production of sports P8!l06· Excellent wril1ng and Engl~ sl<ills. photography skills and knowledge ot <lesktop publishing are sought The position is tuH time. 40 hours a week, wilh beoellls. lnlereslod par· ttes can send resumes to Kevin Kelly, Managing Ed~or, Ohio Valley Pub-~ . ~~ ... ~ Ave., Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 or kkeii•Om•' , dallytribune.com. No, phone calls please. .AKQ 3 .... necesoory. vidua!s Liquid Asphalt Or.i vers needed, must .. be 2, yrs. old or otc:ktr, must have COL with Hazmat En· dorsernenl and . good 1 ' ."11 Buikliey. Rentodeli"8 Se!vice pooilion available .,. dlesol 8oJc 103. P.O. Box 469. ' In the nows dept. as a OrMn & Dalivwy ~ l'llmeroy, ~ CIIOIIIIlOICW • • Residftllal • Fret: E.ctfwtes (740) 992-5009 Madlanica l!fld hydi'auli<s. - Cus1om Honlt' Building . Sled Fnune Buildings ••~ n Joinirlg ~r Frienfllll And Dediceted paced envirooment, have SlaW, Pleese Stop Bvu tho abiUty lo multi·task --~-.-~--- Our Front Ofti<e and work indopendenltf. SportsMon-Fri.. 9am05pm And P<>silion requires exeat· Tho Ohio Valley Pull!~ AI Out An ~lication. lent cornptJ\0< and com· irlg Co. is seekirlg moti· FuilTme And Part munication skills. . Pleese valed. ~led lTme Positions Avaitabto · attention 10 <letail. Must be al>le 10 work oo a fast Pleasant Valley Haspital co. Gallipol> company seek· irlg Help Wanted. CONSJRUCTION I - ----·- -··" - - - - - - -- - - - -- - 't'ol.l \<MCW.. I >lilT SLeD ~ce. w11>1 Dcc;.s 'P' �h&e B6 • The Daily Sentinel Prep Boxscores - OYCS 59, H..4Hw1 47 •7 1$ ,I 12 9 11 17 10 21 : 59 (~15): Patrid< 1 ().() 2. Qosey 1 G-3 2, Oo<rici< Allers 2 2-l! 7, 'bviollowmont34·730. JotodTaylor 2 N 6. lOTAI.S: 19 &-14 47. Th,....,.,;nt gaol&: 1 (AIII<s). OHIO VAlLEY CHRISTIAN (5-i3): Paul • t-4 s. Kyto Scott • ().t e. 1 0.0 2. Dot11oilrwin 5 3-3 15. Hefvy Potrid< 4 1-3 9, Patw C8nnatl 7. 1-3 15. lOTALS: 25 &14 59. Three-point goalo: 2 (Irwin 2). -lion- MEIGS 71, ALExANIHiR 60 ~ Meigs 16 17 14 13 21 11 15 24 - 60 71 - t y Fl. Frye 60, s.notosvllle Shenandoah 33 8run5wick 59, llka aced 54 c..... 66, BelleQ Sl.ktln 33 Csmtwidgt 56, Zano8villo 50 Csmbidgo 56. 50 ~- G1ien0eK 73, u.:nc 'Washiugbt z.ooo• Canal Fulton Nor111_, 71 , Nlav""" Fairtesa 52 Conal WI."'"' ""'... _"' 12, Bloorr>CamJI 71 . 30T Cenal Winchester H8N6St Prep 78, Lancaster Foohar Catn. 45 Csrdingtoo.Uncoln 58. Morton El{;n 48 Corey 60, Arting1cn 53. OT Carlisle 51 . Now Lebanon Dixie 41 Casstown Miami E. 67, Pitsburg Fnrnl<lin· --so . Centerville 55, Kstterfflg """' 41 Chardon NDCL 55, His. Trinity 35 C~72. Port:smouth62 C~72. Port:smouth62 C - . c t W. Goaugo 52. Easllaka N. == (1~~TVCOhlo)~~O . ~. Christian 8051 ,cSt.· Bornord36 NW 36 AlEXANDER Ueaclo'lfils 0 0o<J 0 . ....,._,, Lawson [) V""V ~ · Jolla 0 ().() o.. Kyla Barnhcuse 3 t-2 9, Josh Moritz 1 ().0 2, Michael .Chapman 4 1-1 11 , Eric lblar 2 1-2 5, Gt8g Frost 5 ().0 10, Zaoh Bobo 4 5-6 13, Joka King 4 5-6 13. 10TALS:22 9-1360. Three-point gools: 7 (King 3, Ba•nllouso 2. Chapman 2). IAEIGS (7·11 , 6-4 TVC Ohio): Clay Bolin 5 4-6 16, ,Jooemy SmHh I 6-118, Gabo HiM 5 ().Q 13. Jacob WOII 2 1-2 6· Corey Hutton 1 0.2 2, Camemn Bolin 7 l-4 16· Cody Laudormift 0 ().0 0, Jesse SmHh 3 G-3 6. lOTALS: 26 12·25 71 . Th,....,.,;nt goals: 7 (Hill 3. Ct. Bolin 2. cam. Bolin. Wail). llelp---- Ftekl goats: 2&53 (.491); Thtee-pcinl goats; 7-14 (.500); Free tnrows: 12·25 . (.480); Rebounds: 35 (Well&, Cam. Bolin 6, Jet. Smilt16); Aaalsls: 17 (Jar. SmHh 5): Steals: 9(Jer. SmHh 3); Tumow11s: 10; JV 500fo: A57, M31 . PT PLEASANT 5&, POCA 46 ~ Poco 4 6 .15 · 16 13 11 Point . 21 ~ 46 18 - 58 POCA (10'6): Brtan Sigman .10 4-4 26, Helltn Bairett 2 ().() 4, Cslob Arthur 1 ().() 2, Forrest Mattox 0 0..2 0, Clinton Parsons 5 ~5 13. George Hanvk:i< o 1-2 1, WiD Skidmore 0 ().0 0, Hu- Hawley 0 0.0 0. lOTAI.S: 18 8·13 46. Thf801101nt gools: 2 (Sigman 2). POINT PLEASANT (12-4): B.J. Lloyd 7 (). 0 16, Kylonn Criste 1 4-5 6, Oral<o Nolan ·0 1-2 1, lYter Deal 7 5-6 21. JocoO Templeton 1 2·3 4, 'JYS<>n Jane& 5 ().2 10, Chris Compl)oll 0 ().0 0, Natnan Wedge 0 ().0 0. TOTALS: 21 12·18 58. Throo-polnt gools: 4 (Lloyd 2. Dosl 2). .N SCOl8: Point 50, Poca 35. EASTERN 68, PARK CATHOUC 65 Eastern 19 · 16 18 Park Catn · 19 12 16 15 18 - 68 65 EASTERN (1().8): Mike Johnson 4 1-2 9, Jaka Lynch 8 ().0 21 , Kelly Winebren""' 1 1).1 3, Braydon Pran 0 4-4 4. Titus !'i910<1 3 2-4 8, tyler Hendrix 3 ().() 9, ·Uatlhow Whltlocl< 1 ().0 2, Kyle CoMery 4 1·210, Zaoh Hendrb< 2 ().0 4. TOTALS: 28 8·15 68. Thre..polnt goals: 10 (Lynch !. T. Hendrix 3, Winebnlnner, Connery). PARKERSBURG CATHOLIC (nla) : JocoO Han star 4 0.1 10, Cha~es Fox 0 (). 0 0, John l'addon 5 ().0 16, Cole Cwynar 6 5-5 20, Quinton Collie ·, ().0 2. Jason WiDiame 6 H 13, Denial Collie 0 ().0 0, Dylan Reifsteck 2 Q.O 4. TOTALS: 25 fH 65. Three-point goals: 9 (Paddon 4, . Cwynar 3; Hensler 2). ' ~ Tum OIIIIOII....ndlvlduoli'leld goals: E 28-47 (.596). PC 25·51 (.490); Thr...polnt goals: E 10.17(.568), PC 9-17 (.539); Free tnrow.: E 8·15 (.533), PC 11-7 (.857): Total rebounds: E ~ (JOOnson 7), PC 18 (Williams 7); Ollenstve rebounds: E 5 (Johnson 4), PC ?·(Williams 3, Reifsteck 3): Assists: E 16 ·(Pierce 5), PC , 1 (Hensler. 3, Cwynaf ·3, Q. Collie 3): Steals: E 2 (Lynch, T. "endrb<), PC 1 (Cwynar); Blocl<s: E 0, PC ! (Cwynar); Turnovers: E 9, PC 5; Pansonal fouls: E 11, PC t7: JV accra: 56. E 47. rc SOUTHERN 75, RIVER VALLEY 61 South8m A Valley ' 16 22 23 10 10 22 14 19 - 75 61 SOUTHERN (13·3): Cyle Roes 1 1·3 4, Brad Brown 3 Q.3 6, Taylor Deem 0 0.0 0, Sean COpptck 7 2-2 16, Dustin 'Salser 0 ().0 0. Bryan Harris 6 2·2 16, Michael Manuel 2 6-6 10, Weston Roberts 7 2·3 16, Zach Manuel 0 3-4 3, Jordan Taylor 0 ().() 0, John l;lrauer 2 IJ.O 4. TOTALS: 28 16·23 ·75. Thr8e·point goals: 3 {Harris 2, Reos). RIVER VALLEY (7·11): Cody Smith 1 1·2 4, Jordan Deel 1 o-o .2, Keith Skidinore 0 0.0 0. Cody McAvena 7 0·0 19, Clayton Curnutte 2 2-2 a. Kody Johnson 2 7·7· 1,. t.ltchael Wojtaszek o 0.2 o, Zach Pclcyn 0 ().0 0, Zak DeetS 7•11 17. TOTALS: 18 17-24 61 . Threo-polnt goals: 8 (McAvena ~ . Curnutte 2, Smith). ,....._ ,.._.... _ , _ ~··· ~-· 43 Tile liP Scerellearll 45. 0T - H i e E.-.. 68, Parkarsburg ~. W.IIIl65 Rltlillold 73. /IN. 1<onmore 71 , OT _ _, 79, Hlrnill ..... c.nw Chriotion58 Rocky Rivet 63, \lor miliul • 57 Rocky t.ulhantn w. 81 . Gates Gi'"""" 54 RU$Sie50, Housl<ln39 S. C - SE 53. ~ ModiSOn Plains 36 s.ornan N. _,..57, MtDerrrott Sdoto NW47 I Spring. Emmanuel ChristiAn 52, Troy Christian 36. Spring. NE 57, Cedorvlllo 47 Spri"'' Shawnee 61 . Spring. Catn. Cent 48 St. Be<nar<! ollogor Bacon 57, Cin. Elder 50 Steubenvitle Cath. Cent. 59. Cedlz Harmon Cent. 40 Stow-Munroe Falls 43, lW;nslourg 40 Stnssburg-FrankHn 58, Sugruct88k ~49 SIIM!Sboro 9<1, Ravenna 68 62, Oregon Slritcll 57 ~· 73. MUiord Tllfitl Cslwrl 70. Fcostorla St. Cin. MI:Niohofas 62. Cin. Anderson 55 Cin. N. Co1ega Hill73. Cin. Woodvoird 68 50 T1pp City Bolhel52, Newton Locol45 Cin. Pooocotoo 67, Gin. Clok Hills 42 Cin. Purcell M4rian 54. Cill. Mariomcnl T1pp City r._.._ 77, Piqua 51 Tol. Christian Holland Springlleld 62 52 Tol. Maumee .valley- 56, Mondove Cin. Turpin 60. Cin. W;omil\029 Christian 49 Cot Walnut Hills 62, Cin. HugheS 45 . Cin. Winton Woods 74, Cin. Sycamore 56 Tol. 0t1a. Hills 59, Nortt1wood 52 'Circleville logan Elm 78, Amanda· Thoo olllte 69, G""" City Christian 54 UhrlchsviMe Claymont 50, Gnadonnutten CIHroreelt 36 .Indian Valley 49 Clo. C""t. Cstn. 65. Laka COih. Uniontown Lake 51 , Kent Rocsauett 44 54 . . Cia. His. Lutneran E. 63. Cia. Glenvillo 57 Cots. DoSalas 54. Hammond Morl<ln, · lnd. 48 Cols. East 69, Cots Soolt1 60 Ccls. Franklin His. 74. Cots. Wolllngtcn 48 Cols. Giandlltow Hts, 50, W. Jellorscn 48 Cots. Hamihon lWp. 56, lancaster Folrfiold Union SS Cots. Uberty Chtls1fan 60, Columbus Torah Acado!ny 38 Cols. Marion-Franklin 12. Cols. ' on. a; \/on Buren 83, 46 VIncent 71 , McConoeioVHio IIQlllon 68 W..(;aooallt»o 58.-52 Ct.- I.*- 68. 1M!< 'fhurvood Morlhal61 W. UbenrtljHSS.OIIIotlo.. m 48. ~ntaine w. WEST VIRGINIA BOYS·BASKETIIAlL w. a. ..... a._, 36 Cllampion 63, -7 &. Ull>on -473 6 JFI( 61. t:.oo- ~57 · w.n.rosoifiO -67. Cle.JollnAcloons61 Rivet VIew 49, ~ Tri- llaloy 42 Woslringlon C.H. 62, CIMIIcotiMt lane Troco 60 -.v 60. Chlllicctho 53, m Waynesfield-Goshen Indian Lab 42 65, Lewistown • WBynesville 54, - · -.~7 Wooterville Cont. 58. Sunbury Big Wlllnul 53 W --Voarflng Mle N. 58. Hi111Mt o.widson 50 70. Coltl.llaldey 52 Williamsport W..tfall 70, Chlllicolha Hunlinglon 52 Wllmiugtuu 56, 'NuNnga1 C.H. Miarrl 1i'oce 38 Wood County Christian, W.Vo. 69, L.ltldng County Cllrlstion 57 63, Springfield 61 ---·Riel\ *'ungo. 58. -Eost 50 lbiJngl. Boartfmon 80, 'rllungo. 51 '~~lungs. Christian 72, l.-tlvillo 34 'IOOngs. l.iborty 74, '>llungs. Chaney 57 Zanesoille Christian 61 , Gotham Fayette 25 Zanes..U. Rosecrans 73, Unoly. W.Va. 42 Zoarville Tuscarawas V.lley 53, T.....,._. Cent. catn. 48 GOP govemors consider~ down stimulus funds, A2 Ohio Valley Opry takes stage Saturday, A6 er.o Big 58. IMgor 51 lluflolo 71 , - 5 9 Cslvary llo!otiot , 55. Crcas L1111eo Clltlstian 32 ~ &1, Herbert '' Hoc:wer... Clay Coonly 54, Bru1cn ec...ty40 Cloj - 7 0. 1'ygo<ts Volley 54 F - Sonict 69• -non-Upshur • • llotlooiOj Spiilgs ~. s£ Jolln~Ciiftlle ;::.:,~ lincoln 50 Braol<a 35, Clok Glen 30 - ......,~Christian · Buffalo 71 . Calvary Bapliol55 '~-77 .i:."' .Grea.........., ,C811ita170, Q.-ier East 63 : Grofto:>n 66 Philip ~ 60 G-obtier,Wtll67. -.mHopo65' Harman 73. 40 lfunlingio<t&1 Nitro 51 Jomee ~49. SUrrvnors eou.tr 42 .-rson 63, -ngton 61 Unc:oln 59, Bridgoport 58 Logan 61 • Mon 70 -.....rg 56, !'tee lmon 41 Midandlioil63. Rldlwood 37 ~63, Elkins 59 · Clok Hil75, - 6 9 Pa11!srsburg Soulh Ta l'ortl8lsbutg 68 P l l i n t - 58. Poc:a 46 ·60. Coonty 50 ~lie Eastern, Ohio . 68. Parksrsburg C s - 55 Robor1 C. Byrd 88, Lewis County 41 Soon 62, St. Albans 55 Shaiman 57, Ch&Mston COtholic 55. Sissonville 76, W.yne 46 South Charleston 100, Lincoln County 68 Spring Velloy 53, Winfield 46 St. Marys 74, Rcone County 42 T.- 7&. East Hardy MI. Carmel Cl\tlslian, 1/tl 35 ' Gilbert 54, Montcalm 52 HedgesviHe 53. 1\loamn, Md. 44 Hutricono 62, Midland 46 ludopoudeuco 34. M!>ftor ChMiian 28 liberty Raleigh 46, _ , Hoolter 39 . Linsly 55, Tylor Consolidated 41 Pa~ .CalllOiic 57, Gilmer CoYnly 42 PikoYtew68. Jomos·Monroe 45 Ripley 1 1 3 , - 37 Robert C. B!ltd 4$, Liberty Harrison 32 Soulll Char-. 47, St.Atlons 40 Spring 111111ey 62. ParWSburt147 SUrnme!:s CoYnly 93. PtiCOIDn 75 1loays llallay Christian 56, llallay Fayette 27. . Tolsla 75, Uncoln Coonty 45 Wayne 53. Groce Chttsnan 40 Wf!bstor County 48. Roane Coonty 29 Wlrt CoYnly 53, Volley Wotzel43 Wood County Christian 52. l.id<ing CoYnly Christian, Ohio 28 c- Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio .lol'l '\l~•\ 1 d ;; S '\n . 111l R~l)\\ l):--: II HRt '. \R' ll).:.!tJOt) \\\\\\ :. High school basketbaa action. See Page BL Cots. Roady 42, Plain City Jcnatnan Aldor28 Cots Wa11erscn 51, Dublin Jenomo 48 Cots. Whetstone 76, Cots. BW 52 . Columbiana 98. N. 80 Continental 51, Archbold 47 Corl1aoo Lakavlew 59, Salem .. Cor~and Maplewood 57. Orwell Grand Volley 49 Coshoclon 70, Now Phila<lelphia 63 CrooksvMio 64. Glouster THmble 50 Cuyahoga Falls 42, Solen 38 Cuyahoga Falls CVCA 65, Akr. eo.entry 21 DonviMe 71, Powell Village Academy 28 ·Day. Chaminade-Jullenne 64. Springboro 53 Day. Christian 57, Hamilton Badin 56 · Delaware Buckeye Valley 69, Worthington Christian 113 Dover 47, Now Concur<! John Glenn 43 Eaton 59. New Paris National Trail-45 E~ria Cath. 51 , Cle. VASJ 48 Fal~ield Christian 57, Gilead Chrisilan 44 Fairport Harbor Harding 70, Conneaut 57 Felicity· Franklln 68, Blanchester 60 Findlay Lll>eri'/·Benton 53, Bloomdale Elmwood 28 Franklin 64, Day, OakwoOO 58 Gahanna · ChriStian 79, Delaware Ctristian 66 Garfield His. 89, Elyria 55 Germantown Valley View· 63, Brookvilie 58 Goshen 54, Hamilton Ross 41 Green 74, Akr. Springfield 62 Groveport·Madison 83, Pataskala Watkins Memorial 60 Hebron LakewOod 57, Heath 56 Heritage CMstlan 60, Fuehs Mtzrachl42 Howard E. Kno> 58. Galion Northmor 47 Hubbard 56, Struthers 52 Huber HIS. Wayne 86, Troy 65 Hudson 68, Lyndhurst Brush 46 Independence 60, Cols. Mlltlln 59 Jackson 63. Chillicothe Unioto 48 Kettering Fairmont 59, Day. SH110rs 50 Kidron Cent. Christian 64. Do~estown Chippewa 48 Kinsman Badger 70, Bristol 43 Kirtland 69, Cuyahoga His. 48 Leesburg Falrf1eld 75, Fayettevllla.Perry 60 . Leetonia 71, N. lima' S. Range 4~ _ Lewis Center Olentingy 53, Thomas Worthington 52, OT Lima Sr. 87, Tot. Libbey 61 lisbon Beaver 84, N. JaCkSon Jack$0n· Mlnon 68 logan Ironton 46 Loudonville 64, Centerourg 59, OT Lovelsnd 64, Cln. Wnhrow 54 Madison Chrl,llan 43, Northside Christian 42 . Magnolia Sandy Valley 60, W. Lalayatte Ridgewood 36 Mal\18rn 76, Bowerston Conotton Valley . ' ,,,, Bv BRIAN J. REED BREEDOMVPiollYSENTINEL.COM POMEROY Meigs County's elderly and very young children are the most common emergency room users, and would likely be the most served b:y: a new emergency room in the county. But those in the middle - iged six to 64. are the largest . population S;een in local emergency rooms.· • Earlier:,._tbis week, Co11nty Commissioner Mick Davenport said commis- · sioners are hopeful .that funding might be available from the federal economic stimulus package for construction of a free-standing · emergency room such as that recommended by a recent feasibility study compleled by the Inslitute for Local Government and Rural Development at Ohio University. A site near Meigs High School was purchased by the · Meigs County Community Improvement Corporation for construe· lion of some type of med· ical campus. to include an emergency room, but specific plans have not been made for any type of facili, ty. Commissioners had hoped to panner with an existing hosr.italto develop such . a factlity . but now. with the results of the study, they may tum their efforts to combining the Federally- . qualitied health center operated by Family Health Care. with an E.R., and perhaps at some point, an inpalient . hospital. Familv Health Care has been oi>erating . at or near capacily since it opened over a year ago. adding a physician to the staff and moving to a Middleport office to bet· ter accommodale its patients. Pluse see Study, AS Will AMP receive state incentives? : Bv BETH SERGENT BSERGENT@MYDAILVSENTINELCOM SubmiHed photos Named 2008 Ohio Horse of the Year by the Ohio Quarter Horse Racing Associalion was Jennings Beegle's Beduinos Cat. front runner in this Oct. 25 race at Beulah Park. INSIDE · Loeal·horse ·Mus Ohio Horse of the Year ·awa.rd BY CHARLENE HOEFLICH HOEFLICHOMVDAILYSENTINELGOM oElectrotherapy we serve. enhances comfort for Senior Care residents. Page A3 • Rehab Center to : sponsor CPR classes. ..see· Page AS o Appalachian storytelli('lg Feb. 28. See Page A6 Experience in finance and banking is critical in these unpredictabletimes, WEAmER . ·so. ~ llt\d,tth .. ! t l l l l l • l ·ER SPORTS · -68 Manchester 66, Latham Western 47 Mansfield Christian 50, Marion Calh. 39 Mantua Crestwood 77 , Peninsula Woodridge 69 Marion Pleasant 59, Sycamore Mohawk 58 Massillon Christian 60, . Wayside Christian 53 • · Massillon Jackson 83, Beloit W. Branch 27 Maumee 75, Tol. Bowsher 63 Maytleld 60, Parma Normandy 48 McArthur Vinton County 68, NelsonvilleYork 47 HANNAN OVCS McComb 69, Dola Har<lin Northern 46 Mechanicsburg 54, Jamestown Hannan 10 a 16 15 - 49 Greeneview 49 ovcs 4 9 19 11 - 43 MO(Iina 72, Strongsville 50 Middleburg His. Midpark 92, Lodl HANNAN (-·16): Abby Bush 4 0.2 8, Cloverleaf 45 Celeste Campbell 5 2·5 12. Sara Middlefield Cardinal 72. Cornerstone Art;,ogast 0 0·0 0, Brittany Edmonds 52· Christian 61 5 12. Ka~e Ellis o 0·0 o. Christie Williams Middletown 90, Hamilton 48 0 0.1 0, Samantha Mayes 0 Q-1 0, Kaitlyn Milford 65, Mason 59 Campbell2 O.Q 4, Kalah Perry 6 1-2 13. Milford Center Fairbanks 63, Caledonia TOTALS: 22 5-16 49. Three~polnt goals: RIVer Valley 40 None. Minerva 68, Can. Cont. Catn. 58 OHIO VALLEY CHRISTIAN (1·17): Emily M~lord 70, Ironton Rock Hill 56 Carman 2 1·3.6, Madison Crank 21-4 5, Monroe 68, Day. Northridge 61 . Andrea VanMeter 5 3·91a. Hall Burleson · Morral Ridgedale 62, Ridgeway 3 4-4 10, jasmine Owens 0 0-0 0, Tina Ridgemont 33 Sargent 0 o-o 0, Sarah Schoonover 0 o- Mt. Orab Western Brown 75, Cin. Glen 0 0. Annee Carman 1 2·2 4. TOTALS: 13 Eslo 58 11 -22 43. Thre&-point goals: 6 (VanMeter Mt. Vemon 65, utica 42 5, ·e. carman). N. Baltimore 69, Bascom Hopewellloudon 54 , N. Can. Hoover 67, Louisville 44 N. Lewisburg Triad 58 , Day. Temple Christian 42 OHIO N. Ridgeville 73, Oberlin Flrolands 40 N. Royalton 54, Macedonia Nordonia 48 BOYS BASKETBALL New Bas1on Glenwood 74, CrcyNn City S Gallla 54 Akr. East 82, Alliance 63 New Cerli$1• Tecumseh 42, Urbana 36 Akr. Hoban 89, Parma Padua 63 New Lexington 63 , Cola. Horl~ Science Akr, Manchester 57, Akr. Eliot 40 56 Alliance Marllngton 58, Massillon Tuslaw New RIChmond 46, Morrow Little Miami 48 44 Ashtabula Edgewood 75, Chardon 65 Nswark Licking Valley 58 , Granville 44 Aohvlllo T..ya Valley 82, Circleville 49 Newton Falla 85, Campbell Memo~al59 Alhons 63, Belpre 60 · Orange 89. lndepondonce 87 Atwater Waterloo 67, Ravenna SE 43 . OVC 59, Hannan, W.Va. 47 Avon 63. Grafton Mldvlow 52 O>cford Talawanda 73, Har~son 49 Avon Lake 62, Brecksvlli•Broadview Palneavllle Harvey 74, Madison 53 Hts. 4B Parma 84, Parma Hts. Valley Forge 68 Bal~more Llberl'/ Union 67, Millers~ Pataokala Ucklng Hta. 82, Sugar Grove 49 · Borne Union 60 · Barnesville 72, Alehmond Edison 58 Peebles 95; Franklin Furnace Green 51 Bay VJIIaga Bay 58, Fairview 54 Parrf 60, Jefferson Area 50 Bodford Chanol 57. Parma His. Holy Philo 55, Byesville Meadowbrook 41 Name 41 • Pickerington N. 81 , Worthington Bellbrook e9, Milton-Union 59 Kilbourne 67 Berea 92, lodi Cloverleaf 45 Poland Seminary 92 , Nile& McKintey 73 Berlin Center Western Reserve 62, Pomeroy Meigs 71, Albany Alexander 60 Hanc:wrton Unltecf 59 Portsmouth Sciotovllle 58, Portsmouth Berlin Hiland 76 , Newcomerstown 65 W. 53 ·. Bethel· Tate 76. Lynohburg,Ciay 51 . F'owell Olentangy Liberty 56, Now Alball)l . I' 49, , In these uncertain times, you can count on Peoples Bank. For over 100 years, we have based 01.1r business on integrity, sound principles and an attention to detail for the clients, families, businesses, and communities see and we have the trusted financial expertise to h"elp you through . If you or your business is in need of a loan or financial advice, there is no better time than· right now. We have the ability to serve your needs. At Peoples you can always bank with confidence. We're strong, safe and , · Detalla on Page AS secure. Give us a call. WWWopeoplesbancorpocom 800o374o6123 j} The rlfl1t ttne. The right p/sce~ Peq>les Bank (& l ~o)® is a 1ed9-ally re ~s l ered serv1 ce mail: of Peo~ es Bancorp Inc Walking path receives grant Additional plans for the area include construclion of a sheller house. RUTLAND - A walking The MCHD's ..,, II SECTIONS - 1:1 PAGEs path planned within the Cardiovascular . Heailh Soil . and Water Meigs Grant donated $12,270.00 Annie's Mailbox Conservation Area recently toward implementation of . received a $12,270 cardio- tne walking path while the Calendars vascular health grant donal- MSWCD has been pursuing . ed by the Meigs County grant oppoi'IUnities in an Glassifieds Health Department's effort to secure funds for the Cardiovascular Health building of the shelter Comics Program. house. The · MCHD' s Editorials Larry Marshall , Meigs Cardiovascular Health County · Health Places to go . A6 Program and Meigs Soil Commissioner shared the and Water Conservation MCHD'~ goal is to have . Sports B Section District have pannered in a physical fitne ss resources project with dual purposes: available lhroughoul the Submitted photo Weather As To fight heart disease and to County. ' . · Health Co.mmi ssioner Larry Marshall presents Jenny encourage residents to learn According to Marshall: Ridenour of th e Meigs Soil and Water Conservalion District ®aoOCJ Ohio Valley Publlshtns c(,. about conservation. The "The lack of physical activproject involves the imple- it~ in our County has con- with a check to assist with the establish.ment of a half-mile mentation of that half-mile lnbuted to the significant walking path within the MSWCD's conservation area locatwalking · path within the number of deaths associmed ed on New Lima Rd. in Rutland . MCHD Cardiovascular MSWCD's conservation Health Coordinator Andrew Brumfield is collaborating with area near Rolland. Please sH GreAt. AS Rideno~r ori t.he project. .. , INDEX Prep Scores RACINE - "Beduinos Cat," a rae, ing quarter horse owned and bred by Jennings Beegle of Racine, has been crowned "Ohio Horse of the Year" by the Ohio Quarter Horse Racing Association. The Meigs County race horse won top honors in competition among some of Ohio's fastest ·sprinters. Beegle was presented lhe trophy at the annual awards ceremony of the Racing Association held Feb. 7 in Columbus. Beegle said that early last June in only his second stan, the bay gelding gave notice that he might be a contender when he earned his AQHA Register of Merit in a stakes trial and qualified 'for the final. In July he had two more starts with a win and second in allowance competition. ·On Oct. 14, Beduinos Cal .entered the time trials of the Buckeye Futurity, a $20.000 stakes race at Beulah Park for Ohio's best two-year-olds . The Meigs horse not only won his race bul posted the fastest ' time of the trials. Jennings !')eegle displays the trophy presented to him following Beduinos Cal's Then on Oct. 25, Beegle said , he easi· win . Here with him are Carol Rettele, trainer, and Richard R~tteler, jockey. ly won the final and boosted his earnings to over $17,000. bred by Beegle, is no stranger to awards racing awards in past years . In 2004 he "Beduinos Cat became Ohio's two· having earned championships in both took three of the four lop awards pre· year-old champion by earning more .Michigan and Ohio as well as a track sented by the Ohio Quarter Horse AQHA racing poinls than any of his record at Cincinnati 's River Downs . Racing Association. competitors," commenled his owner. Beegle's Beholdanotherbeduino was Also .his sire, Panther Mountain. is a "Finally he competed on paper, with l)ational champion with earnings of named Ohio champion lhree-year-old. horses of all ages in Ohio. to earn the nearly half a million dollars . ;md Buckeye Futurity winner. most prestigious award for the state's Beegle says his horse will return to Reubens Luck. was named Ohio racing quarter horses - Horse of the the racing circuit in April to compete champion lwo-year·old. That year's Year." again in Michigan , Indiana and Ohio . Racing Quarter Horse of lhe Year was Beduinos Cat's dan1, also.owned and Beegle's horses have won numerous · Beegle's Reubens Luck. .P... STAFF REPORT MDSNEWSIIMVDAILVSENTINEL.COM LETART FALLS -Will American Municipal Power-Ohio receive · state incenlives to build its American Municipal. Power Generating Station in Letart .Falls'/ The question was raised recently in a letter drafted to Gov. Ted S1rickland by Ohio Cilizen Aclion Executive Director Sandy Buchanan. only she used the word "subsidy." · AMP-Ohio Spokesperson Kent Carson took issue with Buchanan using the term "subsidy'' and said the com· pany has talked with the state about incenlives ror the project in relation to infrastructure needs and job . training in the are!! : Carson said al this point an initial draft has been shown to the ' company froJll the Ohio Department of Development but no final offer has been finalized con· cerning incentives. · Kelly Schlissberg . . SIJQkesperson for ODD said: "This project is very impor· tant lo us. We are in'contin· uous dialogue with AMP· Ohio ... parl of those discus· sions, as lhey are with many projects, do involve talks of incentives.lt . · Schlissberg also said nothing has been finalized or officially offered in terms of an incentives package but added: "I want 10 reinforce that this project is · very important to us." Buchanan recently drafted a letter to Gov . Slrickland referencing public . records about this subject , including an e-mai l from Wendy Patton from the Ohio Depa.rtment of Jobs and Family Services on April25 , 2008 lhat read : "Christi (Mash) and I are at our wits end in lrying to ~et an incentive package to mduce AMP · Ohio to build a plant in Meig s County instead of buying power on the grid." Buchanan responded to this by saying : "This ·state· ment . raise s several ·· obvi ous 'question s. If. without the subsidy. AMP-Ohio would buy power on the grid , then is the reason for building the plant the opportunity to get public subsidies ? What other explanation is possihle'" Carson responded to the letter and accusation ~ by saying: "At lhis point she's (Buchanan) grasping at straws.'" Carson added the incen: lives referred 10 in the email are "needed'' and explained "it's roads, water, sewer... those kinds of pro· jects are what "s being talked aboul in I hose documents as well as job training ." Carson also said it was not unusual for the state to. ear· mark lhese funds as incen· 1i ves for economic development prujects. Speaking in general tenns and not about the AMPOhio project specifically, Please see AMP, A!!l � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 02. February Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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