https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/0cbf36780d0bf30d6cffa1b9f671ce76.pdf 9ed72a54c6b27cf41c2c34a05b60e647 PDF Text Text • • ;.~B6·The Daily Sentinel www .mydai.lyseotinelJ:Om Wd ' de)l,.~ll.201ll ..... AEPHonors MGM Detachment 118o, A2 • • JIM'S FARM EQUIPMENT. INC. s..-RCIIIn<i Not Another Senior Play, A6 •. . . . .II. ZlSO Eastern Avenue Galtip>lis, OH Racine house fire ruled as 'arson' SPORTS 740-446-9/1/ . . Itt Bmt SE onr ' a.ea'deutlll QIISell,~ Camnill directly '. amJSS. lhe S!Rel the inside of th- home-. said of the fire, lidding the .from the deportment at 300 Jones said the Wolfe.& were in'<~~QG . turned up Fifth Street. hoole of FIN bome at the time the fire . RAONE ~ A Tuesday "!>utlkient evide~* to and Regina Wolfe-. · began and n~ia~urie.& were oigbt OOu.se ti.re in Racine s.upf1Qft llw: fire' W.&-HieliberJoaes. IIJidCanmiU both reported. The'· has been determined as ately set. coofirti1ed the f~re staned which had 11 fire"arson': by the oifice of lhe A.t:rolding. tl:l Racine Fm: on the tlont porcb and did fighters responding. was Ohio Fire Marshal, accord- Chief Jamie Jones.. lhe fire · ~e hl:avy e.\terior dam- on scene foe over two ing to spokesperson Shane departme.nt received lhe call age to \bat porch. Jones hours . Jones said the inves· Cartmill. at~ !,):46 p.m. :Tuesday · said the.re was some smok.e tigator froai the 0100 Fu:e I!SEAGENTOIII'I~LVSENTlNELCQM OKLAHOMA rs waoaay better than fast food. It's Wendy's -we have ruled out all ~- _:·::::::::::::::::::::~ · ::::::::·:::.:: ::, Boston C 5S ------ ~ Ft1 . Msm 27 )..... ~--- ... ,........................ .,..... ~--- ~ ~ ,I and light water damage to Marsnal's ot'fil·e was on ......••••.J on Williams extradition Bv BSERGENTOMYCAJLYSENTlNEL.COM 0Bm.JARIES Play-in.garM Da)IOO. 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Prosecuting · Attorney Colleen S. Williams said she does not yet k.now if Charles' S. William.~ will waive e.\tradilion and appear on a mur- · der charge in Meigs County ·Court, or if a governor's warrant will be required. · Williams · was charged TueSday with murder in the Feb. 23 strangulation death of D o r i s Jack.son. Tuppers Plains. Last week, he and a co-jlefen· dant, James Lee Garnes, Pomeroy. were each charged with tampering with evidence .and receiving stolen property. Williams is now in jail in Greenwood. W.Va. on parole violation charges. He can waive elltradition and appear on the charges. or refuse.lf he does not waive elltradition, Prosecutor Williams said she will seek a governor's warrant requiring his appearance here. Prosecutor. Williams said Wednesday she and her staff will talle the lead in the pros· ecution of the case, but may rely on the Ohio Attorney General's office for technical assistan~-e and other support. REEDSV lLLE ~ ' At around I a.m.· yesterday mornil'lg Meigs EMS was notified of a structure fire at 53018 Lydia R011d in otl~e Township which ullimately destroyed a double-wide .and glll'llge, leaving a family without a borne. According to Olive Township Fire Chief Clarence Atherton, the fire occurred at the residence of Clwllne IIMII~ aotD Jeff Vogt and family who Suwe Musser, left. ol the Meigs local Enrichment and Meigs Local Superintendent W~liam were home at the time the Buckley show- the preliminary drawings for lhe proposed athletic complex at Meigs High fire began. Athetton _.sll.id School to ~ of Education me.mbers, from tfle left, Ron Logan, t.any Ttleker, ·Roger Vo$1 and his wife both Abbott, !lnd Scott Walton. nottced "flaslting" in lhe window and saw their front porch ablaze. · Atherton said despite the residents trying to fight the fm: with water hoses, when the first fire truck got there, the fire had basically aspects of the project, what Tom. E. Cremenns was e·n~ulfed the double-wide Bv CHARLENE HOEFLICH money has already been trailer and adjacent garage . · HOEFt.ICHOMYO.!oi~YSENTINet..COM nired as the Meigs Middle raised. what pledges have Sc~ool golf coach. Sheila E. He added that windy condiPOMEROY Steve been made. and what yet Roush a a substitute .persontions only caused the fire to the Meigs Local needs to be raised to move al assistant for the remainMusser of spread faster. Enrichment Foundation forward. . der of the school year to be Atherton estimated the (MLEF) gave an update on He also asked the Board used on an us- needed basis, doube-wide trailer was 28proposed athletic comto authorize ihe Foundation · lhe and Samantha Shaffner. feet wide by 92-feet long and the garage was around plex project to be construct- ''to market a levy to fill the · Gina Pines. Josh Ramey aod 30 feet by .28 feet with a ed at Meigs High School at fund:raising gap as well as Kellie Dawk.ins as substibreezeway connecting the . Tuesday night's meeting of provide needed funds for tute teachers to be used on two strucl\ires. Atherton the Meigs Local Board of district asset purcnases" and an as-needed busis. ·to draft "an agreement said the fire appears to have Education. Approved us volunteer Musser presented the under whicn the MLEF assistant c011ches in sports PIIISIHIFift.AS preliminary would lease the property . effective this season were architect's drawing of the proposed during construction." The Vince Reiber and Mike facilities. He suggested a Board took no action on . Kloes. basebalL and Steven cooperntive effort of the either proposal. (See relmed WOOd. softball. Meigs Local School Board, story Fridny) · of The resignations the Band Boosters. the Personnel matters handled Thomas Werry as auto Athletic Boosters and the at the meeting included mechanics teacher for the Meigs Local Enrichment awarding administrative con- purpose of retirement. and Foundation principals in the tracts to Kristin Baer. a five Amy Lee as a special edupreparation of a business · year con~ct as principal at cation teacner and Middle Bv BRIAN J. REED plan "for OP.timizing use of Meigs Primary SchooL and school basketball coach 6REEOGMVOAILVSENTINEL.COM the new factlity as a revenue · Susnn Climer. u lh~ year were a~'fepted. ~.:ontract as assistant principal generator." MIDDLEPORT - The He discussed fimmcial al Meigs High SchooL Maae HI ICNinl. AS Bv BETH SERGENT Village of Middleport BSERGENTOMVOAILYSENTINELCOM selected the engineering firm of ATS, based in West POMEROY A Chester, to compleie design Pmkersbur~. W.Va. woman and engineering work on STAFF .REPORT is facing six criminal charges its proposed economic MOSNEWSOMYOAI~YSENTINEL.CDM after a police chase on stimulus projects - · if Tuesday sent Pomerov · funding is awarded. CHESHIRE . AEP Police Chief Mark. E. Proffitt to Pleasant Valley Hospital . The village has proposed Ohio's Gavin Plant will ho$t On Tuesday, Aliciu Small. millions in proje~.:ts through u full-scllle emergency man-· 28. Wl\S driving ll small the American Recovery and ugement "mock disa$ler" Reinvestment Act: drill on Satl!rday. March 2~. pkkup truck on Court Street from 8:3.0 a.m. to noon on and was approucned by • $570,00 for a new Wlller ,. well, pumping system, the plant property in Proffitt 10 shut off her engine after ne was alerted pipes, controls, and other Cnesh1re. More tnan 20 local. state necessury fittings . S!uall allegedly did not and federal agencies nnd • $3,671 ,000 for to libunhave a valid opo:-rutor's don ll test wells drilled in businesses will participate lil·ense . With Smull still in the flood plain Iinder direc- in the drill authoriied by the the pickup truck. Proffitt tion of the village's fonner State Emergency Response stood outside the vehicle . engineering firm. Floyd .Commission (SERC). and asked Small a second During the drill, tne Ohio .. Browne Group. 21,850 linrime to shut off the engine ear feet of new wmer lines, Highway Patrol will close ~ though she allegedly c~ I!Gefllclvphoto and replacement of defec- State Route 554 in Cheshire. EMA committee members. from the left, David Harris, Bob refused to comply. Proffitt The Patrol will direct local tive fire hydrants. · Byer, Meigs EMA dire<:tor, Joe Bolin, and Lt. Richard Grau then reached in to shut the • · $4.5 million for con- traftlc to Roush Lane around of the State Highway Patrol discuss the mock disaster drill engine off when Small struction of sewer upgrudes the drill .area. State Route 7 to be held at the Gavin plant Saturday. allegedly took off in tne at the Park Street and Mill wHl remain opel). veh1cle. dmgging Proffitt' "The purpose of the drill Munagement Street lift stations; and Agency and Mason (W.Va.) counties until he could free himself. capacity improvemt!nts to is to coordumle the efforts (EMA). "The . SERC will participate in the evem Smull then turned right of emergency responders tne village treatment plant. and ·coordimlle emergency from Court Street onto West requires each .:ounty to .;onAlthougn no projects and sup!)llrt organizations in duct a full-scale drill once responders from their Main ·Street m1d was· pursued have been given 11 go·aheud . order to .be prepared for an every four year$ ." respel·tive t\reus. The Ohio by Code EniOO."~o:ment Officer for construction, the village actual event." said Bob Emergency management Emergency Management Matt Smith wno was in a Byer. director, Meigs Please Sll ~Jects, AS County Emergency ugencies from Meigs. Galliu Pluse~e~DriiLAS "••se ... Chue.AS Engineering finn chosen for proposed . stimulus projects 1 n Nltlonwkle. ~ On ltlclr SirJt• Tbe Brown Iowrance Agency SllvitW. COIIIty SlatMD •No.S..~ IIWgiCOIIIty '1'111' I II lj' ,. I{, I, l!ool I' I - Ill , .. , 1 1 11,1 1 '1111 '' I• '11 l ' h ; I I •fr, I I' , ; • I A INGELS CARPET. .992-7028 D On William Hussell licensed Associate '"?<"' ~~ NatiOnwldlllnSUI'!IIU 110 S 2nd Stteet/P.O. Tel . JCM.77J.59oQ fill 304-773-603<1 Cell 304-812·2325 : , ' PURDUE Bo~t 588 800-446-0842 · 252 Upper River Rd Gallipolis, OH 45631 Detalltl on Plge A3 INDEX ""'• 'a SECOONS - I 12 PAGES ~alendars A3 A3 Classifieds 83-4 Annie's Mailbox Fl "••sa ... waa.--.as Suspect facing charges after police chase Mock disaster drill scheduled at Gavin 11usseM lnluranee N;JenCJ Mason, ·wv 25260 BauH J. REED 6REEOOMYO.!oiLYSENTINEL.COM · Itt BEnt SiERGarT Taylor Motors AS No word yet fatnily's home 1108 }uckson Pike (Spring Vulley PIIIZIJ) Gu/liDfllis. OH 74!H4J-1611 9713 CH&D Rd. (Off Sr. Rr. 327) Juckson, OH 740-286-2700 M s lHIArl Prosecutor: ·desb-oys -~ ..c..................................., Momgan St 7• ' ' RobertMoo1s€2 , r·--·......... ······ ·· ····- almost Fire · --, usc 69 , , responded .. ...... .... i . ~-~~ ........... - t ··· · :· · · r·. .. L, 11m1 r 'Ia • ,- M1ch1gan St ....................... ..................... '----------...-----------· Mlchlglill St 11 .........- .......... ... :.... ...... , -~ and scene yesterday fOI' abool two hours. • Cartmill said lhe evidence l"Oltected at the Sl'l:ne will be submitted to the Stare Fire ~arshal Forensic Lab in Reynoldsburg for further testing. Cartmill added tile ollke may p~>SSibly have 111 .Comics . . Bs Editorials . Obituaries .. A4 Sports As B Section Weather ~· 11009 Ohio Valley Publlshlna eo. \ •• .. �\he Daily Sentinel COMM The Daily Sentinel AEP Honors MGM Detachment 1180 POMEROY The MGM Detachment 1180. Marine Corps league. recent!~ received an AEP Connects Gr.mt for American Electric ~wer. in honor of AEP Retirte · Stevenson Carpenter fill' his · significant volunteer servtce. The AEP Connects program le\.-o~nizes the CQJ!l· milment ot AEP employees and retirees to their coiiiDltlnitits and supports causes that are important to tbem, according to Michael G. Morris. Chairman. and Chief Presidellt. Executive Officer. More than 780 gr.mts rep, , resenting 130.000 volunteer hours. donated by AEP employees and ~s and tbetr families were made last year aaoss AEP's Itstate service territory. "Although no monetary grant can compare to the value of the time our ·. employees and retirees give to wonhw hile causes, the $150 grants made by this program in the names of ><olunteers wiU help schools and nonprofit organizations . meet the challenges of fullilling import1111t hum1111 needs.~ Morris said. · Stevenson Carpenter is an • • SrI :PW.,_ Steveason Carpenter, AEP retiree. right, presents the Connects program check fop $150 to James DeNapoli, CommanQant of the MGM Detact.rnent 1180. active member of MGM the community. While Detachment 1180, putting accepting the donation Commandant in many lQIIg bard boors of check, volunteer serv~ back to DeNapoli expressed hi& deepest ~laliora for Carpenter's etru.ts. and all the :volunteers in the League. Famjly Medjdne .. Tattoos have low medical risk, high.ris~ of regret ••ltt•r Question: My receive written instructions their standards with you. WCUtts to lfl·• tattoo. I len. for tanoo care. Remind her . As for tbe MR1 (magnetit: MG1d tltal tlt•rr 11ft ltftldt to follow those instructions resonance imaging), since rish 11M tAat 1'* ~.,.'f. pt to the letter. If she does g. et some tattoo dyes contain 1111 MRI U Aaw e lrlt· an infection. she should see iron OJcitk or olher magnettoo. WMI s s.V MH to a physician right away. . i¢ metals (newer dyes typiknow wl•• s-flilll e tat· 'Serondl~, if tattooing cally do oot), there have toot' SM is ow.r 18 so I equipment is not sterile, it been repOrts of temporary cea'f slf¥ lttr. I j•sJ do11't can also transmit blood- warmth or redness m tatWGitt hnto s-t borne illnesses such as tooed areas of the skin foiA:nswer: Globally. tat- hepa~~HIV/AIDS. lowing . an MRI. This is toomg has been around for syphili$ 1111d tuberculosis. rarely a problem, and the more than 5.•000 years. In The good news is that there . ~netits of undergoing 11 the United States, tattoos are no documented cases of medically advised MRI have moved from the 1111yone contracting HlV or greatly outweigh any risks. reb_e ll ious fringe to the AIDS from a professional Patients should pomt out mwnstream over the past tattoo. according to the any tattOOs to the radiologist few decades. In 2006, the Centers tbr Disease ControL or technician before underReports of other blood- going an MRI. Should disJournal of the Americ1111 Academy of Dermatology horne illnesses linked to comfort occur, a simple ice reported that 36 percent of tanoos point mostly to non~ bag can relieve the burning Americans between the profeSSional tattoos and tat- sensation. ages of 18 and 29 had tat- toos predating the 20th So medically speaking, I toos. Considerin~ the century. cannot give any reason why enormous populanty of Mllte sure your claupter your daushter should not tattoos, related medical goes to a licensed tanoo pta tattoo from a licensed. complications ate relative- ~lor, and advise her to reputable parlor. The best ly uncommon. aiscuss safety procedures reason to not get a tanoo is Professional tattoo par- with the artist llefore get- rearet. A 2006 study found lors use a machihe to ling a tattoo. She should that more than SO percent q,uicltly pietce the skin and confirm that the follow ina of people with tattoos later s1multaneously inj.ect per- universal precautions ate regretted having the proce· manent dye. Because the taken: equipment should be dure done. Perhaps you can needle pierces the skin sterilized. fresh needles write back when your the bod)l's largest protec- should be used for every daughter Willits the tattoo tive bamer- tattoomg can client, and the artists should removed, and I will do introduce bacteria, present- not only wear new gloves another column on that ing a risk for infection. for each client but also · subject. ~ . · Symptoms of skin infection wash their hands · before · FGMily MHiciiN® is . a may . include red~ss, donning the glqves. w~•k'l col1111111. To s11bmit sw~lhng and pus-hk.e You or your daughter may q...slio11s, writt to Marthe drwnage. even want to watch the A. Siltp&Oit, D.O., M.B.A., Skin infections most often artists give a tattoo. Any Ollio Unirtrsity Colltlfl of · result from poor aftercare. licensed, professional parlor Osteopetltic Mtdi~int, P.O. Your daughter should should be happy to share Box Jl(), Atheas, Ohio J: sin. • Bill would remove 'mental tetaadation' from.agency name of Sit, ,_Ail'IS ... 4:111 w A... c• 1 • 011 · .~today" 992·2lS5 IOWW.UitllMI....... ..' ... . .... • • • 0 -~ "' A S! ., fl •,...- ,t ' '~ " Cameron Rodgers Happy _Easter Love, Mom ~ Dad .~ Kennedy and Gabrielle Beeler; Jones - Nicole Putman and Alison Carleton; White - Primo Averion and Haley Burton; Bowen - Faith Bauerbach and Rajessah Creeger. Mid Valley Ch~istian. teacher and winners: Aubree Lyons and Cody Jones . Wamsley reviews Potter 'A Life in Nature' Commnnt•ty Calendar . Public Clubs and organizations • Thursday ... Ruin likely . Highs in the upper 50s. East winds arqund .5 mph ... Bec·oming north in the aftemuon. Chance of rain 70 percent. . Thursday night .•.P-.utly cloudy. A slighl .chance of showers in the evening. lows . in the lower 40s. Northeast winds around 5 mph. Chan~-e of min 20 pen.-ent . Friday ...Partly sunny. High' in the mid ~­ Nonheast winds5 to !O_mph .. Friday night ...Mostly doudy with a 30 percent ch:mw of showers. lows in th<" upper 40s . Northeast winds 5 to !0 mph. Saturday ...Showers and thunderstnrms likely. Highs around 70. Ch<mce of rain 70 percent. Saturday night ... Showers and thunderstorms likely. lows in the mid 40s. Chance of rain 60 percent. Sunday .•.Mostly cloudy with a 30 percent chance of showers. High,> in the lower 50s. Sunday nlght .•.Mostly cloudy. Lows in the lower 3&. Monday and Monday nigbt.:.Partly doudy. Highs in the lower 60~. Lows in the upper 30s . Tuesday...Partly sunny in the mqming ...Then becoming mostly cloudr. A.40 percent chance of showers . Highs in the lower 60s. Tuesday night ...Mostly doudv with <I 30 percent chance of showers. Lows around40. Bob Evans (NASDAQ) - 21.22 8orgWamer ( NYSE) - 21.09 "Century Aluminum (NASDAQ) Ohio V.lley lane Corp. (NA$DAQ)- :11.25 BBT (NVSEI- 18.76 "-aplea (NASDAQ) - 13.25 "-~!~leo (NVSE) - sa.u Premier (NASDAQ) - 5.47 Rocllwelt (NYSE) - 23.71 ChampiOn (NASDAQ) - UO .Chillmlng Shopa (NASDAQ) - llctyM Dutclt SlwR - 47.34 S..ra Holding (IIASDAQ) - AEP (NYSE)- 27.12 AhzO (NASDAQ) - 40.10 Ashland Inc. (NYSE) - 8. 74 Big Lola (NVSE) - 21.02 .....,. Southern Elementary, teacher and tirst and second place ' winners: Rose • Savannah Mills and Hannah Holman; Hanis - Kassie Barton and . Parker Corbitt; Guinther - Jacob Monn and Saelym Davis E<~stern Elementary, teacher and tirst and. second place winners: Hill - ·Gus ~'::e,7iE Local Stocks Mall to or Drop off at The Daily Sentinel 111 Court Street, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 Coloring contest county champion Landon Acree of Meigs Primary. displays his winning rosette. him . Gam~ were conducted b} Mary Ann Harris and Marg-~t Grossnickle with Connolly and Fr.mct>S Reed recei v in~ prizes . Young. and Rum Anne Balderson won the door prizes. R~freshmo:nt s were so:rved buffet stvle to those named abo'e and the totlow ing Ki la Frank. Syl, ia Wt'bb. Marlene !'Ulman. Dear Anni't-: Mv child is in tb.e tlfth gmde.- She is a well-behaved girl and an e"<ce llent student. I hne always tried to teach ~r to be respectful and honest. . The school ·ttas a rule that ~e-ll phone, are to be li.ept in Dev J'ri8d: There's nQt POMEROY Alice oil to boarding s~;hool 1902. The Warner publishWamsley said that much lockers until the end of the much you .. -.m do if Joe IS . in Wamsle~ re11iewed ~Be-o1trix leaving Beatrix alone with iog bouse a<> reed to nublish (>f the boo" 1·s d~voted t·o · ~ay . but all the kids. includmg mtne. carry their phones love. It's OK to ellpress Putter: A Life in Nature~ her many pets . · She bad the story ,;ith colo~ ill us- Potter's in~rest ln mvcothe Middleport frogs. newts. ferrets and tratil>ns and ' by the year's logic:~! sden•·e and· her m thetr pockets . During YOII! concerns about poot- when porung ueatmenl . But. will Literary Club met at the two rabbits with the now end 28.000 .-opies were in interest in the environment d uss yesterday. one of the the chemo improve his Pomeroy Library recently. familiar names of print. Potter eventually . and preservation of farm girls left her nnger on. The Wrinen by Linda Lear, Benjamin and Peter. Potte( wrote 23 book.s. tand . Beatrix Potter also teacher heard it and asked quality of life or jusl prolong a debilitating state? the biography of this . would watch 1hese animals BeatriJl was secret! v helped bring visiting ourswho had cell phones on Friends and family often famous children's author for hours s.i.etching them. engaged to pubhshe'~ es to her ctistri•·t and hostthem. No one would admit ' at any effort that boldli and illustratlll" reveals that developing her talents at an Norm1111 Warne. Her pareJ Britain's Girls Guides grasp it . When she threatened to ents didn' t want her to on her farm . Site died in have the class searched. m~ out promise. but it may not Beatrix · I'Qtter did much eurly age. what Joe wants. And if more than write children's · Although b.et pare~ts marry a tradesman . In l<l~3 leaving her lund . be child and one other •fessed the gold digger makes him stories and draw beautiful appointed her their h~1905. Norman fell ill . ~nd about 4 .000 anes. to the up. They were t(?ld to pick happy, please try to accept illuslrlltions t'Or them. keeper at age 15 and disdied before the wedding National Trust. up their phones from theFollowing th.e review princ ipal when school was her S9 you can be there , The re"tewer said tb~t cour.tged any tntellectual could take place. Afte.r his when be needs you. Be~ Polter wa:> a fasc1development. she was SA> death. Potkr purchased members answered roll• over, ami that if they were Dettr Alulile: 1 hope it's nalln~ woman. She was in!erested in all living Hill Top Fann in the Luke call by naming a favurite ~:aught with a phone again. lt wouhl result in a six.-day not too late to respond to the bom tn South Kensington. thmgs that she made District .. She had loved the book or story from their letters about why !1\!!D bave london in 1866. The family numerous ilia wing of Lake District as a .:hild . cb.ildhood and telling · why suspension . affairs . . because one bas was su~ed by both par- lichens and fungi eventual- when her family had sum- it was special to them. I think this is unf~r to · me. ~Hollis, ent_s· mherited income_s. ly proving herself to be an mered there . Hostess Charlene been bothering the children who were honest. If th~ tea~her threat- N.H." says men are like pri- Nettber of her parents paid ex. pert in that f1eld of study . · With royalties from her Rutherford served refres.hIn 1901. encouroAgl:d l>y books. she bought more ments. The neM meeting ened to searcil t.hem. she mates and biologically pro- much atlenllOn to . Bealnll ~led to mate w th all \\00 was edliC!"ed at home her governess Annie Moore land. In 1913. at the age of wilt be at the Pom~roy 1 should have followed with Dana through . My daughter said. temales.l find that otleusive by a success1on of gov- lo pubhsh her story. "The ' 47. she married her solicitor Library and ridiculous It's either a ernesses. Tale of Peter Rabbit and William Heelis who wus a Kessinger as hostess. "Thanks for trying to raise me right. but today it was- cheap slam 00. men Ill' used . She had little opportuni- Mr. McGregor's Garden." native of the distric-t and Marlene Kuhn will review Heathens" by n' t too gooo. I should have to j,ustify a r.romiscuous ty to rn1x. w1th othe_r ':h1l- she self-published the ftrSt they became engrossed in "Little kept my phone in my ~k- lifestyle. 11 can t be squared dren. Her only stbhng. ~optes gtv~ng. them to fanning and in breeding and Mi!Jreu A. Kalish . There with the reality of sexually · brother Bertram. was sent tnends and faauly . In June showing Herdwi~k sheep . will be a book eJlchange. . et like everyone else: How would you handle tra.nsntineddiseases. --------------------------~------~--------------------------------------. this ~ituiltion with the The argument is that matteacher. and what dol say to ing with all willing females is biologically built in my child"' - TDC . Dear TDC: We are syrn- because it maximizes a Republican Party. 6:30p.m. CHESTER Shau.: Coin Club. regular meeting. meetinm: . pat~etic .. but your child was ttian's chance of prod\tcing at . Scipio lbwnship fire River Lodge 453. special 7 p.m.. Pomeroy library. · &'" · m vtolatlon of a school rule. otlsprin~ . But it also maxidepartment. Door prizes and meeting. 7 p.m. for the pur- Meeting and au•·tion. Unfortunately. by letting the mizes hts chance of d~ ing Dursdllly, Man:h 26 pose of conferring the of a sexually trll!ISmllted other children break the POMEROY Meigs refresh merits. POMEROY - Annual Fellowcratl degree on one · same rule. the lesson disease. I just wonder why Soil and . Water learned was that it's better STDs are never part of these Conservation District Boord meeting of United Fund for ca.ndidale. Refreshments . MIDDLEPORT Erie in of Supervisors, 11:30 a.m. Meigs County. 6 p.m .. · to be dishonest. We ·re sure analogies. · Suday. March 29 · .the teacher will argue that · Ottawa. Ontllrio at Nle district offiee. 3310 I Pomeroy Library. Open to Alpha IOTA Masters SYRACUSE - Syracuse Dear Erk: The logical Hiland Road. Sorority. reguhtr meeting. had your daughter kept her public . 6:30 Community Chllrch. 11:30 u.m., Millie's TUPPERS PLAINS ~-ell phone in her locker. she conclusion of that analogy Moaday, Mardi 30 p.m.. singers John and would have stayed out of is that the men wb.o are bio- . POMEROY .;_ Veterans Tuppers Plains VFW. 7 Restaurant. Velma Dolly. Brycel Monday, Mareh 30 trouble altugether, and that logically . programmed to Service Commission. 9 p.m., at hall. Meal at 6:30 is the ksson you need to cheat · will eventually die a.m., 117 Memorial Dr. p.m. Nomination of o.tlk-ers. POMEROY ·- Oh-Kan Douglas. reirtfon:e. Yes. the other stu- out, and those wtto are left WedJiesday, Aprill dents got away with it. but will be less genetically prePAGEVllLE - Scipio life is sometimes unfair. disposed 10 behave that Township Trustees. regular Your daughter smmds like a wa~. An interesting thought. meeting, 6:30 p.m., A1t1tie's Meilbo~ is writ- Pageville Town Hall. good k.id. and if you don't · . magnify the injustice. she "'" ·by KflJhy Mile/Mil alffl wilT get uver it. Man:y S•ICII'· lo11gti- edi· . Dear Annie: My friend tors of tiM A1t11 Lll,.n "Joe" is dying of cancer. He col•••· PIHse e--u JOII' can be helped if he gets qutSliOitS IO tllllfiesMIIil· chemo. but he's fallen iii boxcoMcast.IttI, or write Dursdllly, Mareh 26 love with a womtm who to: An•w's Mailbox, P.O. HARRISONVILLE wants tll marry him only to Box ll8190, CI!H:ago, IL Meigs County Women's get his money. She's plan- 606ll. To fi•d out •onning the wedding for nex.t . about A1tnie's Mailbox, week. and wants the two of ilnd n-ad ftGIJin-s hy other them to take a six.-week Cn-aton Sylldicate writers . . Vlicatit>n before he gets and 1:11rl011nists, wisit the tre:1tment. l think he should Cn-ators Syndicate Web get treatment firsi becaus;: page at www.cn-ators.com. · • Local Weather • ·.•'Run date Sun., · :~: Aprill2, 2.009 :~:;Deadline Wed. --~ J\pril 8, 2009 P.~tty Grossnickle the tlower fund report. It was noted that Hal Kneen will be the guest speaker fOl the April m~t- · ing to be helu in the St. Paul Methodist Cburcb Bllilding in Tuppers Plains. . Members sign~:<! a card for TouJ Bisso:I L Janet Connolly read the scriptures for the month and gave the O'Bleness offering health screerungs GREETING!! ~~·;:1 Person per ad Submlllecl photO ' ':-:.-..:· . . ."·. Actual Size tx3 Bv KA.:ntv ..ltCHEU. Thlll'Sday, Mareh 26, 2009 Riverview Garden Club meets REEDSVILLE - Nancy gave suggestions on how to Wachter ad Nola Spears becom~ a little wiser each were CQ-bostesses for 11 day. Delores Spencer won a ~America the recent meeting of the prize . Ri-verview Garden Club Beautiful" the club song. held at the Wachter home. was · led by Maxine the cancer bas wread and Janice Young. !?resident. Whitehead:. he 's gettin& worse. opened the rneetmg with For roll ~all members . I'm not me only ooe wl:lo Marilyn Hannum giving gave a piece of Easter trivia. disapproves.. J~~e's siblings devotions. She read from Repons were givt!"n. with don "t lik.e it either. but they Proverbs.•.and ~ out a Margaret Cauthorn giving think he should find out for calendllr for April .which . the treasurer} report, and himself !hal bis tiancee is a gold digger. I think we AND MMcY SliGAR PageA3 Church events ., . Sending out wrong message · to spoliSOr this legislation. The man expl.a ined that there are many fully fun~ COLUMBliS - State · tional adults that receive Sen. Jimmy Stew an . R- services through the Ohiu . Albany. bas introdu;;ed Deparmtent ot" MR/DD anJ legislation which seeks to thought it was extremely remove the term ~mental oftensive that the departretardation.. from the ment still used the te~ name of county and state -retard" w ben describing· a~Mies.al ·'-' . . .fS the """"le thev serve . ' ent ret<uuai!OD ~--~ after1 this conver. Shortl11 archaic and extremely sation. ihen-Representative derogatory l1111~uage that Stewart introduced. House does 001 belong m the name Bill 620 and House .Bill 6:!1 of a taxpayer-funded · ln the · Ohio House to department," said Stewart. remove '" mental retardaSenate Bill 79 would strike the words '"mental· tion" from tb.e name of retardation" from the Ohio tounty and state oftices. SB Department of Mental 79 is a combinatioo o.li ~ Retardation ll!ld two House·bilils. Developmental Disabilities "Many de11elopmentally and rename the agency the disabled Ohi- are indeOhio Department of pendent. ~ pe~>pll> Developmental Disabilities. who contribute a ~at deal Stewart said Ohio is one of to their rommuntties and only sill states that still use this state:· said Stewart. ~It "retardation" in the name of b time that the name our a state-funded department. public age!ICies retlects this The bill . also would reality." ·remove "mental · retarda. S8 79 has itleen assigned tion" from Ohio's County to the Senat~ State & .Local Boards of MRJDD. Instead. Go11emment & Vetera~ these boards would Trate Affairs Committee. as County Boar of Developmental Disabilities. Ten of Ohio's 88 County Boards of MRIDD have already changed their name to County Board of Developmental Disabilities. last summer. Sen. Stewart attended an event at the Athens County Board of Developmental Disabilities and was approached by a constituent who asked him J1tl1f ofyourlifo. MSWCD announces coloring contest winners POMEROY - "Dig it! Secrets of Soil" was the theme of the 2009 Meigs Soil and Water Coloring : Conservation Contest held in February and directed by Meigs Soi I and Watf'r Education Coordinator. Jenny Ridenour. Landon Acree of Meigs Primary was selected as the overall county champion in the coloring contest received $10 . A total of $130 was awarded in the coloring contest. First place winners in each class received $5 and second place received $3. Each student in the class received a "Wild Ohio for Kids" magazine and a pend!. Winners in each class were. in order: Meigs Elementary ·teacher and tirst and second class winners, were: Ashley - Taheara Garnes and Steven Parsons; Kennedy L~~ndon Acree and Kassundra Coleman; H<~wkins Savannah Zeigler and Alexandra Howard Campbell ; Cameron Burnem and Ashey Walker : Brauer Maddison P.:thtel and Jakob l<;ennedy; Ramsburg - Kira S~:haler lind Mad Hood; <md Harris - . Olivia Wyatt and Danielle Wilson. 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ATHENS - O'Bieness Memorial Hospital in Athens will otler blood pressure screening as well as cholesterol and glucose screening Wednesda~. A ril L . 'The free blood pressure screening will be open to the public from 9 u.m. until noon in the hospital's patient entrance lobby. The cholesterol and glucose screening. which will be otlered for a $5 fee, will be available at the same locution by appointment. only · from ·,9 a.m. until noon. To make an appointment. .:all O' Bieness' Communitv Relations office at (740) 566-4814. Please •·all as soon as possible because · appointments are limited . · Free colon-rectal cancer .home screening kits and information can be obtained on a daily basis at the hospital's patient .and visitor entrance infommtion desk> as well as at the Custrop c~nter infomlatiun desk. Cholesterol levels typically do not challge dramatieully in one month so individuals may want to w<~it ·two to three months before being screened again. Also. screenings do not take too place of tesling. A screenmg will indicate whether an individual's level is below. at ·or above normal ranges; however. ·t"or specific readings. an individual rna>' be directed to s~e a physicmn for further testmg . The <:holesterol and glucose sc{eening mea· sures totul cholesterol. HDl, and glucose levels. ,. The Holzer Center for Cancer Care is about mort: than just cancer. It's about a<:h.W.ced t«hnology, such as image-guided radiation therapy. It's also about expert care. And hea!ing. And partnerships, like the one we hare with Ohio State's James Cancer Hospital and . Solove Rtsearcb lostitute. At Holzh, we piomise every new patie.n t will be seen \\~thin 48 hours so you spend less time wondering and WOrt)~ng. But most of all, the . . ·, Holzer Center for Cancer Care is about trust. · To leatn more, caU the experts at the Holzer Center for Cancer Care . . .. . . It 74()..446-5474. : ~ .. . ' . • �• OPINIO· The Dally Sentinel . The Daily Sentinel - (740) 992--2156 • FAX (740) 992-2157 Ohio Valley Publishing Co. • Charlene Hoaftlch General Manager-News Editor Ct~llgrt"SS sltallma~t 110 lllfll' 1'npf'di11g a11 estaWishmmt "./ rtligin. or proltilritillg tltt fret nnrist tltmoft or alrilpg tltt frmlom of · speeclt, or of tltt pm.s; or tltt rigltt of t1tt pel). pit peaceably to iUSnnWt, nl to petitin tltt GoawmnmrJor 11 mlrrss ofgrift'rllm$. - The Arst Amenctlil8flt to the U.S. Consti1utloll ·TODAY IN HISTORY ' Today is Thllf'Sday. Man:h 26, the 85th day of 2009. There are 280 days left in the year. · • Today's Highlight in History: .. On Man:h 26. 1979. a pe~~Ce treaty was signed by Israeli Prime Minister Menacbem Begin and Egyptian President Anwar Sadat and wianessed by President Jimmy Cwter at ,the White House. On this date: . In 1804.. the Louisiana Purchase was divided into the Territory of Orleans and the District of l.ouis.ianll. In 1827, wmposer Ludwig van Beethoven died m Vi~nna . · · In 1859. English poet A.E. Housman . was born in · Won:~stershire. In 1892.poet Walt Whitman died in Camden, NJ. In 1917. the Seanle M~tropohtans became the first U.S. team to win the Stanley Cup. defeating the Montreal . Canadiens. · In 195&.• the U.S. Army launched America's third suc;;~ssful sat~llite, Ex.plorer 3. · . In 19-59, American author Raymond Chandler died in La ·Jolla. Calif.. at age 10. . · In 1971 • East Pak.istM proclaimed its independence. tak.. . ing th~ name Bangladesh. • · In 19&2. groundbrea.k.ing \.-eremonie~ look. place in Washington for the Vietnam Veterans Memorial. · In 1997 .the bodies of 39 members of the Heaven's G111e techno-religious cult who'd oonunined suicide were found inside a rented mansion in Rancho Santa Fe, Calif. T~n years ago: Americt~~~-led NATO forces lawx;hed a third night of airstrik.es against Yugoslavia. Dr. Jack. · Kevorkian was. convicted in Pontiac. Mich .. of seconddegree murd~r 101" giving a lethal injection to a patient with Lou G~hrig's disease, an action videotaped and l>roadcasl on CBS' "60 Minutes." (Kevori:ian sel'\'ed eight years in prison.) A cunning computer virus named "Melissa'' began mfecting romputers a~:ross the country. Five years ago: Phoenix Bishop Thomas O'Brien was senteoced to four years' probation and I ,000 hours of rom, munily sel'\'ire for a hit·and-run accident that killed pedestrian Jim Reed . Actress Jan Sterling died in .Woodland Hills. Calif.. at age 82. Jan Berry. half of the surf music duo Jan and Dean. died ai ag~ 62. · · One year ago: Behind the Pentagon's closed doors. U.S. military leaders told President George W. Bush they were worried about the Iraq wur's mounting strain 011 troOps and BY ANNE ~"•..wt spreading iosurgen.:y in Condoke:ua Rit-e tried to SOOibem Af~.m. play dOwn a warning last M:K.ieman called tlte war year from retired Marine WASHlNGl'ON - When in the south ·-.... besl stlkmat- ~ri. James Jooes - now President Bar.Kk. Obama ed." bttt said tre ne'o\' llOOp& Clbama ·s .nariooal security presents his ovethaul of U.S . (;an gllin a toehold. The- lldviser - that tbe United stru.t~y and goals in the semantic spL"e between lot;- States ri4ed lo!iing '"the fuf. Afghanistan war Ln the I.'Offi- .~ and "not wonni,..," ~ gunen war... ing days. it's a saf~ bet that JointChielsof&affCI:Iairm!n - you're I'IQ( looting at a he wilt 001 claim America Adm. Mil~ Mullen has said. tr.tuitional militlll1' foo:eand its allies are winning the teuves IOOill for rpe military thai I think is a slr..lt~ic seven-ye-.u--old 1.'00flic1. tlJrrrilroul¥li that US. ~ . tlm:at to the !?.Overnment." Almost no One- inside the hope will (.'OflJe this year or Ri,'t" said in February 2008. Obwna. administr.tli011lllllkes nex.t. The ye-.u- went on to be the thore claims. a bie'dl assessClbwna. lite- his milillll)' de'Jdl.iest for lJ .S. fon:es in ll\ellt that acmow ledges the COIDIDllllders. has been <:are-ful AI'~ sln\.-e 200 I. with grinding stalemate the war not to say oolright thai the 15I k.illed. and the de-ddliest has be\."QQlle. and its impend- Uoited~islosingthewar. over<lll.., for foo.:i~n ~ing pllm 10 ~:hange tac1ics Asked in an intervi~w Wtth .. 86 k.tlteO. Baden. IIOd lower ex.pe~:talioos . earlier this m011th whether arllllflg ~. has Said he Little-. has gooe as. planned U.S. tJ:oop6 wt."re winning ~xpects U.S. ~-:Ni:.llties to rise in Afghanistan in recent · against a resurgent Talibwi. a::; more 100.-es are added lind lllODlh!;, and Obuma's advis- Obama bllllltly said. "No." ~ tight ~ more in~ er.; know the-ir program to He Wt."nt 011 10 tell The New !hi:; ye-Jt. C1llllller a resot.ureful imur- Y~ Times that the insur· A main "llal of Clb<unll's " . be to geocy may 001 wort, and will gen1.·y is finding new w<t~s ~'<'vamped str.:ttt'gr wall rost many more American · to stymie lJ .S. and NATO- t>nsl.lft' that the msllflrency lives before IIley fmd out. ted fon.-es. "You've sren cannot topple . the Afghao The cuutiotr.uy tone ~-om­ · oondition& d~terioral~ oveJ' g,~vt•mm.:-nt . In ot~ words. ing from Ot>ama and his top the last couple ol' years." he the insurgency ~~a.~ become military and l."iv iliM oom- said. the strJt~gi•· tlm:at that RiO! llllUlders is a quantum shift Southern Afghanistan has dismissed. from the misplaced opti- be\.-ome the center oJ the "Winning in Afghanistan mism that . eapered over Taliban-led insurgencJ<:. is outgoveming your 1!-dverharsh battleheld r~alities whio..--h left some 6,400 people sal)':· said Craig Mullaney. during the Vietnam War and - nn;tlv fllilitanls - dead who commanded an Army the post-invas.ion period of lll 2008 ·alone. Foreign and platoon· in AfghanistM in the lmq war. Afghan ll'l:lOpS are the target 2003 mad was an Obama ()b<tnlu's n1isSi~ state- of daily roadside bombings ,-,unpaign adviser.' ment for Afghmustan and and suidde anacks. . Author of a new soldier's P'.tkistan. ex.pe~:ted before he Vice President Jo~ Biden ·memoir. "The Unforgiving sees NATO allies in Europe was even more to the point Minute." Mullaney nex.t week.. is hk.ely to rede- in describing the harsh task. desl.:ribes the frustr.ttion of tine victory in the sprnwling. liK·ing depk>yed tJ .S. troops. American fon:es who somedecentralized country. The " We're about to go in and times couldn't tell friend long-awaited review also try to essc:ntially reclaim ler- from foe in Afghanistan. ··Jn will probal>l~ uck.oowledg~ ritory that's been effectively ·a wunterinsurgency." he the sho(t(;onungs of military lost ... he said l:tst month on said. "if you're not winning power to win a wur of CBS' "Fac·e the Nation" you're losing ." · "hearts and mind.~" - the It's very difterent fmm Military analysts have hoary military catch-phrnst- the triumphal tone of the warned that U.S. ~:a:;ualties left over from Vietnan1. Bush administrati\>n in the (;ould dl.)~rble this yeur. "Even with these additional Afghan Wllf'searly years. or Alread,y, U.S. "eaths in foo:es. 1 have to leU you that even its c:mtiously .conl'i- Afghanistan · incretased 2009 is going to be a Iough dent predictions ·of only a threefold during the first yeur." Clbama's top ~;'Oilllllall­ year ngo. when then- two months of 2009 comder in AI"Shanistan. Gen. President George W. Bush pared with the same period David McKrernan. said after said: . "We're n1<1kin~ last yellf - numbers that Ol>arna . approved 17.000 progress in Afgh<mistan." ~ have daunted U.S. ofticials additional forces to larget the Then-Secretary of State as they tum their anention . LETTERS TO THE EDITOR . . utters to the editor are Wt-lronie. They should be less than 300 words. A/1/etttr.l are subject to editing, m11st be · sighetl. and ind11tle address and telephollt' number. No unsigned letters will be published. 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The Civil War Weekend in llurricane this week will feature the Hl.. Hllllley Mobile Ellhibit feaiUring the first Ameril."'an combat submwine. lbe event will be Friday through Sunday at Valley . Part.. marldng the Hunley's first appelll'IIIICC in West ViJtinia. Parking will be avatlable at Hwricane High School, i.vith · free sbullle ~ter IIIQdel . based o.o data ·tde-=il publkly by tbl: sbli6 Office ot' Bud&et and Management. ~As people have Q:utified a baadful of issues around tbl: plaD. we havetritd to ~ our ellpenise 10 various (llll1ies to try to figure out how to get the plan working the way it ought 10 be.~ Fleeter said. BiU Phillis. executive direclor of the Obio Coalition for Equity and Adequacy of School Funding. said fleeter has been active in the school funding talks. ~rveS~:en KnowledgeWorts (Foundalioo) and Fleeter get ~, I've seen Fleeter and legislalors ~· I've seen Fleeter and some of the goverIICll''s petJple togelbei.~ Phillis said. "But I hooeslly don't know what his role is.." Strickland spokeswoman Amanda Wurst said Aeeter 's iovolve~nt "is 1101 dissimilu to other stllk~holders" wbo w~re involved in discussi011s about the funding plan, im: hiding those who mel with the governor in pubiK: forums through®l the state. service provided. Other features of the weekend include banles and tactical demonstrations. hands-oo aclivities. horsedrawn wagoo rides (weatheJ' permiuing). and visits to sutler shops and campsites. Battle re-creatio11s stwt at 2 p.m, Fridll) and Sllturday. · wtth an wtillery night light- ing set for 9 p.m. Friday. A historical rememlmmce play is also scheduled Friday evenini. A ladies tell and military ball .has been set for Sat~y evening. The event as oo-sponsored by the Putnam · County Convention and Vusuitors Bureau. Putnam County Parks and Recreation Commission. the' .city of Fire from Page AI started outside and went up surrounding woods for under the double wide. .about an acre with the il!niting some plastic under- Chester Fire Department pmning and "Just went like assisting in containing that wildfire."- He added there portion of the blaze with was nothing left but the their brush truck. At this lime the fire steel and frame of both structures. remains under investigation . · PIIOio CCII NQ .._..loMe In additi011 IO the strUc- but does not appear suspiRacine firefighters were called to the scene of this house tures; the fire also spread to cious, according to Atherton. fire along Fifth Street on Tuesday night. The fire. which some nearby hay bales and As for the Vogt family. started on the front porch, was detennined to be arson. Arson from Page AI updal~ on the case on Friday_or Monday. Jones also said·vandalism was reponed on the property as .well and the Wolfe's gurage had been "egged'" and · string had be.en stretched across the main highway from telephone pole to telel"tone pole at Fifth and M111n Streets. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ J • The recommendation of for fiscal year 2010. These the Meigs Local School all currenlly in existence District Employees include General, 3.80 mills Insurance Committee for (inside) and 16.20 mills changes in the district's (oulside, voted millage), schedule of benefits was · bond retirement le"y 2.90 explained to Board mem· . mills and the New Building bers . by Superintendent Capital Maintenance Levy, Willium Buckley. He ..50 mills. both "oted and m described the self-ins1111ll1Ce effect. Rhonemus reported to the program as a rnajor expense to the district. and talked Board that the audit con· about some of the negotiat-' ducted by Caudill & ed items and the schedule of Associates, CPA's and l>enetits. released by the Auditor of The Board acknowledged State. showed that il was a n $5.000 donation from the "clean audit report." Milestone Benefits Agency, · Attending the meeting Inc. for the Meigs Lcx:al were Buckley, Rhonemus. Gene-ral Scholarship Fund. and Board members. Roger Murk Rhonen1us, treasur- Abbott, Ron Logan. Barbara eriCFO. presented a resolu- Musser. Larry Tucker, and tiGn to the Board regarding Scott Walton. along with accepting the amount and Mike Bnrtrum of the MLEF. mtes as determined by the several Meigs Elementary County Budset Committee staff men)hers and represenand uuthorizmg the neces· tatives of the Meigs Local sury tax levies and certifying certified and non-certified them to the ~-ounty auditor • employee groups. Projects from ·Page AI 01ust be ready to proceed in the event funding is approved. l>ecause pmjects are given only 11 few 010nths · for completion. · Mayor Michael\ Gerlach told v 11lage counctl mem· bers Monday evening he. Fiscal Cltlker Susan Baker. Village Administrator Fnymon Roberts and Cotlncil President Rae Moore reviewed seven pro· posul~ from engineering firms inlerested in the work. Requests , f~r qualification wert~ submltled to firms, which were then nurrowed down 10 three before ATS was selected. · ATS is R,,bens·employer. The village contracts with the company for hr~ services. However, V1llage Solicitor Jennifer Sheets has advised council · there will be no conflict of interest if ATS does engineering work • for the villa~e. because Roberts works m a separate di.vision of the com~y. He was, however. ehmmated from the final selecaion process. Rol>ens said the selection of ATS will allow the village to complete us much "free" work as possible before deadlines are imposed. Any projects to be funded through the fedeml stimulus packuge mt~st be · "shovel ready," and ready for bid in as little as three months after projects are awarded funding. ATS will not bill the village unless a project is fund· ed and engineenng work is required, Baker said. ·. Robe!1s said he is "very · hopeful" that at least some of the village's proposed projects will ultimately receive funding through the stimulus package . Hurricane and the Hurricane Women's Club. The host unit is the First West Virginia Light Artillery. B Battery. the event is · free but donations will be acl-epted to assist with the cost of its production. Concessions will be avai !able. For mure i11form11tio11 . m/1 (3041 562-05/S. t'.ttensions 3 or 4. • Atherton · said there were seven peopl~ living in the double wide and they are now staying with .elatives. though he said .they bnsical· ly lost everything in the fire. Though the Vogt family was not physically injured, a firefighter sustained a bum on his .hand and was treated at the seen~ by emergency medical personnel. In addition lo Olive T!Jwnship's nine tiretighters. the Thppers Plains. Chester and Coolville Fire Departments assisted with . containing the blaze which reignited at least once yesterday with Thppers Plains· firefighters gomg back. out to the scene for containment. Williams rrom Page AI With the suspicious The Ohio Bureau of nature of the fire and corre- Criminal Identification and sponding ~andalism. ~ones Investigation has led the said residents should keep a in"estigation into the case at close eye 011 their property the request of Sheriff Robert and if they see somethi~ Beegle. suspicious. they shouldn t The Meigs Collllty Grand hesllate to call the. village Jury will con.,ene on April musbal or Meigs County 1. Those proceedings are Sheriff's Office to report lbe acti.,ity. · Board rrom PaaeAI \ I • coosu!ting coolnl<.:t with tb1: &tonrioo Tax. P\liK:y l!Nitut~. tbl: meercb ... of the Ohio School Boards Associutioo . The roo.UICI is worth $99.1)00.~ tofiJWM:ialfilinas. Barbua Shaner. the imlitule·s pn:si. dent, said ETP1 bas made tb1: ~. lallts mvailable to Stril.'tlaDd and S1ale · Rep. Steve 1>}1:r''s budget subcommit· tee- on edul."11lioo. Dyer said be bas 1101 mel with ETPl persomilly. tboup be bas mel wilb Fleeter. :'We .have utilized their ellpl:ltis.e 'WOltiDg with the ~vemor•s oiTh:e. and offered them 1f the go~'s ~ Cll'· folks in the Legislature want · 10 bounce ideas off them.~ Shaner said. ""lbey·re pretty good minds, so we b.av~ made tbem mvailable." Sbe said tbl: consulwlls have 1101 poduced the tiDd of spreadsheets fCll' . J!Ublic:romnmpiontb.attbi:Educatioo llepllrtment ~did. so the finn bas oo material that would be useful to the public. ' . C011sultant Howard Fleeter said his partner, Bill Driscoll , developed a Hunley on display during annual Civil War Weekend banner. As the (r .S.-Ied invasion of lruq passed its sixth anniversary last week. GaleS was asked whether he thought the mission would be accomplished by the end of2011. · Gates paused. chuckled and glanced over his. shoulder. · No banner. But oo mis· pltll..'ed oplimism, either - a lesson for both lrnq. and for AfghanistM. Iraqis now have- the cllrux.'e to govern themselves and live better lives, he noted. But. in 11 reminder of his own recent calls for scaling lxld: democ~cy-ooilding in Afghanistan. Gates added that "the roots of democi'IICy or representative government, if you wtml lei call it thnl. in Irnq ru:e still relatively shallow. ' · Amll' Gearan covers U.S. lllllimwl Sl'curity po/it:v for Tht A.ssocioted Press. Disneyland-sized mansion somehow secretly rnn the · down. they'd call it ~:riminal economy while the GOP negligence. controlled the White House Whkh is wh<ll made the and both houses of White House \ initial Con2ress. Dodd took camresponse so sickening. Yes. puign contributions from Gene the l>onuses totaled less than AIG employees: he· d gotten Lyons I percent ,,f lhe $!75 billion suspect refinancing deals AIG got in the bailout. The from Countrvwide. Never harm's larg~ly symbolic. mind that DOdd also broke Rahm Emanuel e<llled it u with Hillary Clinton to are frustfllted ." dislraction: David Allkrod endorse Ol>anm. The senator Ark.<msas. North Dakota? P\XJh·poohed' the issue. was ex.penduble. · ' Actually. Mr. President. half Yeah, well lhe U.S. !lag's . Alas, the leak was fiction. thai would 1>e higher than the ~?thing· but a symbol , lr:t P?l- The truth was ltlmost the mt:t.lian family in1.·ome in rity atics. people live and dte lor opposite. The AIG bonuses home wunty. Clbmm1 did . · sym~ls. The.AIG thmg ~ay were lirsl wrillen into the poml out that a genemtion not nse qmlc to that le\ .:I. Bush adininistmtion TARP ago, . investment bank~rs but to people.lymg :twak.e at · bill lust December. Then in . ,~ere happr to make 20 times ~ a.m. \~on:ymg abont keep- February. Dodd wrote u proa teachers salnry. Today. mg the1r JObs. they were vision into the stimulus bill they ex.pel'l 200 times more·. bound_to provoke outrage. prohibiting bonuses in comand no tmpeninent questions Huvmg bungled that ele- panies receiving bailout from people with mediocre menlury Judgment. so~e- fund~. SAT scores. OK. so they thmg,l doubt uJu01esC!II'\'alle "As word spread ... about gambled away your ·pension nr Ball Clinton would have the new 1md retroactive limit playing high-stakes musical done. the Ivy League brnin.i- -- inserted by Democrotic chairs with derivatives and ucs on Ol>amu's e..-onotmc Sen. Christok'her Dodd of credit-default swaps. Most teu~·n found themselves t!p- Connecticut.' the Wall peusants in lly-over country tocu~g ulong the nm of a Street Journal reponed Feb. don't Know what those me, JXllitlcal vokuno. 24. "so did consternation on Quick . now . deline So they sdccred. if not Wall Street and in the "tnmd1es.'' Sec what 1 exactly a virgin. a suc·rilkial Obama ad ministration . mean'? . victim to fling into tht• whi<.:h oppost:d it." . Ol>uma did a de.:ent joh o.:rall'r. Am>nymous White So the White Hpuse presexplaininc \vhv WI.' ' ve got House sour1.·es kuked a· sur~d Dodd into bucking to h1>ld otir collective nos~s srory to The New York down. specifically enabling and dl'ltl with AlG, Citicor~. Times pinnin1,: the hlumc ori the AIG bonuses. Because . ~1<: . Basically. it's not poss1· Sen . Chris Dodd. D-Conn. The New York Times tarely hie to inv,•nt a new world Dodd. the newspupo::r admits gelling burned by l>imking system from reported. had inserted n anonymous inside sources, scratch without riskin~ a clause into the slimulus bill the White House's double- . denling has gotten little play. 1 calaslrophi,· depression.' allowing the bonuses. Peopk ·grip.: :ahoul. say. Now the ~.· able news netNext time , they may not Mannv Ramirt·z makinc works had their villain. · be so lucky. $::!5 ri1illion to play lcfl At firsr glnnce. Dodd Arka11sas Democrat· field . But if Manny hits look~d pet1'ect. Republi..:an Ga~l'lle colmmrisr Ge11e Lwms .1-17 . he's our of busebull. propagandists like Rush is a Nmir>1111l Maga:,ine Ai,'tlrd These AIG jokers hir a lot . Limbaugh. trusting, their winm-r 11111/ n~o~1111hor oj'"nll' worse limn rhut . To put it audiences' innocence of · Humi11g ofrlw Prt'sidl'llr" (Sr. :mol her wuy. if a plumber dghth-grude civi~:s, huve Mtmin :, Prt'ss. 2000). You cuused a gus leu!.. thut pinned the collupsc on Dodd cm1 1'-/ll<lil Lyons 111 eugene· burned .lin AIG aristo<.:rat's und Rep. Barney Fronk. who (wms2 fiJ'.mlwo.com. A private . r:.:u = f everything you knew about President Barm:k. Clbama's role in the AIG bonus fiasco was hh recent "60 Minutes" appearance, you'd feel reassured. On television. Ol>ama gave a masterful perfoimani.'e: all caln1 oonfidence and disanning smile. Was he surprised by p_ublk outrage over $165 n1111ion · tliiiP.IIYer dollars hunded oul hk.e free casino booze to .the cmp-shooters who lntshed the economy? "Clur teum wasn't surprised by it." he said, 'The one thing thul I've tried to emphasize. though ... as we dig ourselves out of this e..-onomic hole that we're in, we can't govern out of anger." Quite so. If the president's pants fell down, he'd proba. bly cite the Oba01a Humor Initiative. keeping the nation's spirits htgh. CBS's Steve Crol'l. do.ubtless nware ·lhat the White House appears to huve chosen "60 Mmutes" as its go-to interview. pl"b'ed nice . About as tough as it got wns Croti's parroting Wall Street mavens who sav. "Look. we're not going be able lo keep our best people .. They're not going to stay and work lu:re lor $250.000 u year." Poor babies. That one Obamu treuted with appmprillle scorn . "They need lo spend u little time outside of New York:' he said. "Bel·ause you know . if you go to North Dak.ota. or you go to Iowa . . or you go to Arkansas. where folks would l>e thrilled lo l>e makrng $75.000 a year without a bonus. then I thirlk they'd get a sense of why people COLUMBUS (AP) - COIWIItiD& firm flee from Obio public reconb law is playing an importanl rok in .evisioas ihal coold be tey to R~ L. Nickel:>. 83. Pomaoy, died Tuesday. Madl24, ~ success of Gov. Ted 2009.-. Holm Medical cenaer. · ·s sd'OOI-fuDdillg plan. Arfan&ements will be UIIIClUIKed bv tbl: Cremeens Tbe firm. Driscoll & Fleeter, is sblrFunenl Chapel. Gallipolis. ~ ing its WOI\ wilb the govemor·s staff and influeGtilll &awmatefs, while the state lleplrtmenl of Educa.tioo has telinquisbed II1UCb of its 1101'111111 analytical role in ~ process. The Educatioo DeplrbDenl's wort is puba.O tomJDittee IK:. while the arilslllling firm•s is 1101. Stridlaild. a Democrat. made 'I1JPPERS PlAINS - John C. Ric:t, p1csicknt of tbl: refonniDg Ohio's school-funding sysEastern Local Board of Educalioo. bas been aamed lO the • tem a 2006 t:alllpUgn ~ Gild 11 ~ regional executive rommittee of tbl: otOO Sc:bool meas.ure of his success Cll' faihae .i n ::rt!~~:- ~hoo~~,!!~ f_?lA~. office. Now his detractors say he's 100 ,. ...... u """"'""'~ ... IUQC> lisbllyconttolliD@ the process Gild leavBeiii!QDl. C~011. Gallia. Guctmey. Hocting. l"*wn. ing lawmU.ers and citimis in the d!ID:. . La~. M4:!8S· M~. Momn. Mnstingum. Noble, ~we·resUJIIX'l'liCdtobchavingaleg1'\my. Pike, SciOto, Vmton and W~ counties. islative debu.te here. Gild it fc:els like ~ oommittee is selected by members in tbl: region. tbl: debate is going 011 in sec:nrt.~ said Appomlmellts w~ fmalized at the January OSBA Boud Sen. Joo Husted, the fonner GOP .ofThlstees. meetmg. · House speaker. D,riscoll & Fleeter's wort is part of il 9'AHlER 16-day mission. · Today's Birthdays: Jau musician James. Mot>dy is 84. Private firm working on Ohio's education plan WeatLtldlels trom lraq to the new bllltle lines in Aigbanistm. ~unt~ lr.tq and some of the other problems. tbi& is llll aft'a where rv~ been some-what uru:ertain in my own mind what the right path IOiward is.- Defense Secretary Robert GaleS told ·rePQrters lliSI week.. Gates worried aloud -abool an ?fleD-ended commilment ol' llli.-reasing numbers of IJ'OOfJS l'ot a variety of reasons. including the size of oor footprint in Atghanistan u.nd lilY worry that the Afghans rome to see us OAS not their partners and allies OOt M Jlllft of their problem.~ The SOilleWnes-staJ:I)ing ·E::\~~1:i;::.=a'r~:~i=t~:;~~~ . -:----------------~--------· /\ 1 I· -) ·11 s h h 1 AJG b ll g~~~u~~~i~~=~~~~J~~~!~:~:J~~~r~'::: o, w os t e rea .. . onus-approvina0 vi ain? Leonard Nimoy is 78. Actor Alan Arkin is 75. House Speak.er Nan~:y Pelosi is 69. Actor James Crum is 69. Author Erica Jong is 67. Thought for Today: "Ute is denied by lack of attention, whether it be to cleaning windows or trying to write a maste~piece ." Nadia Boulanger, French music teacher (1887-1979). Deaths Analysis: Does not' winning lljghan war mean losing? ----e Dan Goodrich Publisher The Daily Sentinel • Pace As Thurschly. Mudl ~ 2009 AP MIUTAAY 'MRITER 111 Court Sb44t • PGR•Of> OHo - PageA4 secret lllltil uny indictments Games remains in jail in 01issing on Feb. 23. and her are .etumed and filed in the · lieu ofa $50,000 cash l)ond body wus discovered in her .Common Pleas Court. It is after appearing Friday on hon1e on Feb. 26. Her vehilikely that the grand jury the charges against him. cle was locaied days later in will hear testimony in the Williams said other charges Athens. The charges against Jackson murder case, but may be forthcoming as Games and the initial Williams . would not com- investigation into the case chuges filed last week against Charles Willian1s men! on the nature of the continues. proceedings. Jackson was , reported relate to the theft of the car. Drill from Page AI Agency will coordinaae from the drill prefaced with in the drill include: the Cross; Meigs Couhty Citizens evlluators who will assess the notatio~t. "This is a drill. Middleport. Pomeroy and Corps; HolZer Hospital; Ohio Oallipolis fire departments: Highway Patrol: Gallia the effecti.,eness of drill This is an exercise." Sheriff: Life "We wanl to make. this as Ga.,in Plant fire brigade, County pll!_ticipents. The mock disasler drill .ealistic as possible.'' said security and rescue teams: Ambulance; U.S. Coast will in.,ol\le a chemical spill Mike Null, Oallia Collllty Meigs, Oallia and Mason Ouard: Oallia County 911: on the edae of plana property EMA director. "Our objec· . county emeraency manage- Meigs County EMS dispatchClhio Emergency near the Village of Cheshire. live is to be as prepared as ment agencies and emergency ei'S; PerSons who monllor police we possibly can Tor any medical services; Meigs and Muna~ement · Agency: Gallia COlin!)' health depart· Cheslure Baptist Church und and fire radio transmissions potential disasler." Organizations participating ments: Galba County 'Red .various volunteer victims. will hear commllllications Chase from Page AI police cruiser and also Proffitt who had by' then gotten back to his cruiser. 1be two officers eventually pinned in Small's pickup on Second Street behind Fanners Bank. Small ·then allegedly refused to get out of the vehicle and was finally removed and arrested by Proffill . . As a result, Small is facing charges of operoting a vehi- cle while under the influence of aloohol or drugs, no operutor's license. failure to stop after nn accident. receiving stolen property. aggrovated assault and theft of dru~s . Proftin said the recerving stolen property charge is a result of fipding allegedly stolen merchandise in Small's possession with "mark.ings" that identified the property as corning from Baum Lumber in Chester. Proffitt estimated the rnerchundise was valued at around $100 or less . As for the theft of drugs. charge, Proffitt said this had .to do with some empty medication bottles found with Small which allegedly did not belong to her. Sn1all \l'llS housed in tlte Scioto County Jail on Tuesday night and was returned to Pomemy yester· day to face charges m Meigs . County Court though as of late yesterday afternoon that had not happened. As for Proffitt. he was not admitted to Pleasant Valley Hospital though underwent some testing after possil>ly injuring his back on Thesday night . " r----~--------------------, I March is full of good I ! Meigs County Chamber of Commerce luck for NEW clients . I ·! I :I :I ·I I I I I I I Spring Dinner, Dance · and Auction . Saturda~ April 4th 6:0(} p.m. Kountry Resort · DJ GREAT FOOD . Ttcltm ARE 1251U IIERSIJN This event Is OJM~ri Contact DRAW fR(JA JACKSON HEW1.71'S POT OF GOlJ) AND '1011 COUlD WIN: DISCOUNTS IJP TO 50% OR $20.00 CASH OR A ROll OF G()I.D COINS. · Participating offices: Gallipolis, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio Chesa,..ke, Ohio ·-Pt. Pleasant. WV 1818 Eastern Avenue :124 1/l Main Street 407 Third Avenue 328 Main Street Pltreae clip &bring ad In to participating locations. .·I L------------~------------~ • �- ' / PageA6 The Daily Sentinel Thursday, Mareh 26, 2009 \'k:k • Not Another Senior Play Bl The Daily Sentinel a lr spat,.,.,•.a,, Pice m Thursday, Marcb 26,-2009 Jim Osborne named 2009 Paul Walker award winner STAFF REPORT • \ICSPOffTSeY'VtWLVSlMTtNB..OON Cavs set team record. with 58th victory ' ~· CLEVELAND (AP) L~ron James and these. ' ' .............. . Seoul John Stuart, Pack 240, and his 2008 MGM I! ~=::Pinewood Derby.car won the awan:tlor "Most E last year. Pinewood Derby SaturdayatMBS .. · Sullmllled plloto Members ol the Eastern High SClhool Class ol 2009 will present "Not Another Senior Play" Friday night. A spaghetti din· ner will be served at 6 p.m., with the play following at 6:30 In the high school gym. Melanie Ridenour is the play director. Cast members are: Heather Brooks, Carty Kimes, Hope Bland, Alyssa Newland, Tasha Barber, Tesila Maynard, Samantha Welch, Cayta Scyoc, Emily Welch, Aaron Moore, Josh Hupp, Adion Filcamyer, Jordan Kimes, Derek Grillin, Tadd Kittle, Ben Buckr.y, and Zac:h Moore. Tickets are IM!ilable at the door lor $1 o for adults and $7 lor students. TICkets lor ttte play are $7 and $5. Childran under six are admitted tree. ' . : . POMEROY - Cub Scouts' annual Pinewood Derby car race for the tri-oounty Meigs-G.uia-Meigs Dis~l Mil be held Saturday at Meigs High School. •. Registration will be from 9 a.m.· to 11 a.m., with MARIEITA The . ~ beginning at noon. T\lere is no adrnissioll charge Association of .Ohio Long for the public, and prize drawings will be c:ondu!;ted. Rifle Collectors will hold -·:It is the fJISt time in.several year& the event bas been their 34th Annual Exhibit · ~ld in Meigs County. In addition to speed contests, on April4 and 5 at the Hotel · cars will be judged for best paint, most realis· Lafayette in h!storic most detailed, most imusual, and coolest, and . Marietta, Ohio. 1:!lither cate~ories. • . "This exhibit will present All distnct Cub Scout packs and their loaders will to the public approximately along with assistanco, frOm local Girl of the finest Ohio muz400 Scouts. . ' . zleloading rifles in exis' Greg WarlllSlc:y, MGM District Conunissioner, will tence," states Rod Frazer, · be master of ceremonies. . Scouts should bring a $3 registration fee, whlc:h · AOLRC President. "The rifles, exhibited by private includes lunch, a racing pa~~ and a prize ti~et. SeeR!~: collectors; include plain and leaders should be in uniform. . . . · working rifles as well as · Lunch will be provided for scoilts frOm 11:00. a.m. extremely fancy . bra'Ss;""S'l· · tmtil noon, during which time c:tts will be j~ on ver, and' ivory inlayed rifles ~gn ~ appearance. A concession stand ,Will .be · open during tile event. that are excellent ellamples · l'l{ormaticm is availabl~ . from Ul.• ~f\. af of-American folk art ''""' , , jr.spencer@scollling.org or304-675-8834. . The "Featured Gunsmith" section will showcase the Long rifle eXhibit·scheduled in Marietta work of the Humberger family, who worked ·in Perry County. "The t>'J!POSC of ttle Annual Exhibit," according to Mr. Frazer, ''is to attract visitors who may not otherwise be able to view or . obtain inf()llllation on original Ohio longrifles." The members and exhibitorS can often identify loogrifles that visitors bring to the show, thus establishing the age and · historical sisnlficance of what otherw1se would be just a "wal ffianger." The exhibit is primarily of Ohio, by county, with for the presentation of his- biographical information · tone long{ifles and acc:es- and photographs of .their sories for public view, but a work, will be available at tnlding table is provided the exhibit. where members can offer The viewing hours foi' the antique muuleloading public are Saturday, April 4, arms and accessories for from 9 a.m. to S p.m., and sale or 'trade . · Sunday, April5, from 9 a.m. Ttte Association of Ohio . to 3 p.m. Admission is $2 for Long Rifle Collectors was adults. For inore infonnation fonned in 1975 for · the regarding the AOLRC or the study and preservation of annual exhibit, contact Rod Ohio made Muzzleloading Frazer, A OLRC President, rifles. A five-volume set of 614183 7-1591, or Bob books listing the gunsmiths Bedition, 3041295-5162. VISIT WWW .C/\HCO . COM GALLIPOUS - . Veteran Gallia Academy High School basketball coach Jim Osborne will be honored Saturday a$ 'the 2009 Paul Walker awarrd winner during the 87th annual Ohio Boys Basketball Tournament at the Jerome Schottenstein Center on the campus.oflbe Ohio State University, , Columbus. · .. · The award · is presented annually by the Ohio High School Basketball Coac.hes Association to an active member of the association in 'bonor of the late Paul Walker, longtime coach of Middletown. 1 , The recipient must be an active coach, have been a varsity coach five years in the state of Ohio, have been in high school coaching t'or a total of 15 year.; m Ohio. be a current member of the OHSBCA. have been active in both the local and state le)lel of the OHSBCA, and be considered based on a career coaching performance. Osborne. who came to Galli~lis as a ~raduate of Wittenburg Umversity in 1969-70, began his 40th sea-. son as head basketball coach at Gallia Academy this winter. His Blue Devil teams have won 52<1 games, lost 345 for a 60 2 percentage (at a football school) won I I SEOAL titles with a 309185 mark (62.5rrcent) and finished secon in league play nine times . · · Bryan Watt.nlltle phato Osborne's Blue Devil Gallia Academy boys basketball coach Jim Osborne. far left, applauds his team d1.1ring this cagers have finished in the February 10 file photo of a game against Jackson in Gallipolis. Osborne. who just completed h1s 40th season as head coach of the Blue Devils, will be presented the Paul Walker ......... Osborne. II Award this Saturday during the OHSAA stale championships hEild in Columbus. Cleveland Cavaliers have riSen to the top. . · :James scored 22 points with II as&ists and made all the right moves in the ·closing minute~ as the too,. teugh-at-hom~ Cavaliers · set a franchise record with their S8th win -and lOth stnlight ..:... by beating the New Jqsey Nets 98-87 on Tllesday night. .. ::With II games left in the regular season. the Cavs already have surpassed the chab mark of 57 wins shared by the 1988-89 and 1991-92 teams, when Brad Daugherty, Mark Price and Co. could beat anyone in the Eastern Conference e1(cept Michael Jordan's Gbicago Bulls. :~ Cleveland, which trailed 82•81 with less than 4 minutes left, also BY MARK WILLIAMS improved to an NBA-best. SPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL 33-1 at home. . · Vince Carter scored 20 BEREA, KY - The ' and Jarvis Hayes I 8 for the University of Rio Grande Nets, who are running out · RedStorm women's and of· time to make the playmen's track and field teams offs. · are off to a great start to the outdoor season as the , New Jersey trailed all women finished 2nd (out of night before Keyon seven teams) and the men DQoling's 3-pointer with placed 4th (out of ~ight 3:54 left gave the Nets an teams) at the Kentucky 82-81 lead, their first since Small College State· 3-0. Championships hosted by James took things from Berea College on Saturday. there. • The women had numerHe sent a pass into the ous first place finishes en left corner for Delonte · route to scoring 147 points. West, whose 3-pointer Berea won the women's made it 84 ~ 82. After a New meet. out-distancing Rio Jersey turnover, the Nets Grande with 214 points . . lost forward Anderson The 4 x 200-meter relay Varejao on the baseline . team of Erica Spradlin · · APphoto (Waverly. OH). · Rachel and James found him alone for a layup to put the Xavier guard Dante Jackson, center, follows through on a half-court shot as teammates look on during plactice in Boston on Walker (Ironton, OH). Wednesday. Xavier will play Pittsburgh Thuisday in a men's NCAA tournament regional semifinal college basketball.g~me. Molly Cavaliers ahead by four. Roark (South Webster, OH) and Kayla Dooling missed a jumper Graves (Chillicothe. OH) and James. was fouled on u was first with a time of drive. With Cleveland fans I :53.15. . chanting "M- V-P" the The 4 · x 800 team of megastar dropped both BOSTON (AP) - Xavier the team with the better per- round of. 16 for the fifth time Dixon said. ''There··s · 16 Kayla Renner (Grove City. free throws. Rookie Brook should have outgrown the formance . and not the in II straight NCAA tourna- .good teams lett. very good OH), Brooke Wampler Lopez scored on a tip-in sti!lma of being a "mid- stronller conference should ments, though it -lost in the teams. It may build in some (Grove City, OH). Maggie first round the past two ways character with the for New Jersey, but ·James maJor" team with its success preva1i. "You can say we're n mid- years. teams you play, but at the Harris (Urbana, OH) and then whipped a pass to Mo in NCAA tournaments. The 8 ig East has a record end of the day it's who is Stacey Arnett (Laurelville, Williams, whose 3-pointer . Right, coach Sean Miller? major. but we feel we're an "Ho~ would you detine elite level program and five teams in the round of 16 playing well two weeks , OH) was first with a time of made it 93-84. a basket that's what we tr~ to focus from the group of seven that three weeks after the confer- 10:37.48. . that allowed the Cavs to that?" he asked . The 4 x ·100-rrtete.r quartet Good question. on,'' Xavier scormg leader made the tournament. Pitt. ence (tournament) is over.'' finally relax . ' With · the impressive B.J. Raymond said the regional's top seed, has Pitt (30-4) had ail it could of Spradlin. Walker. Roark James was involved in NCAA tournament show- Wednesday. been hardened by the physi- handle in the first · round · and Graves was first with a every. point during the cru- ings by Xavier, Memphis The Musketeers reached cal style it encountered against East Tennessee State time of 52 .40. cial 12-2 run, scoring four and Gonzaga thi~ decade - the round of eight in 2004 game .after game. But that before beating the No. 16 The 4 x 400 team of points with three assists . ali still in the tournament and 2008 and nre in the tour- may not be a hujlc edge seed in the regional. then Graves, Renner. Wampler In the first quarter. f(om non-BCS conferences miment for the eighth time in against a taller Xav1er team. toppc!d Oklahoma State 84- and senior Brittany Dixon J~mes moved into the Big -' "mid-major" is hardly nine years. Memphis lost in the regular-season champion 76. The Panthers are in their (Oakwood Village. OH) (l's neighborhood. syn~nymous with early the championship game last in the Atlantic 10. sixth straight NCAA tourna- also captured first place year and is in the round of "I don't think there's any ment under D.ixon but with a time of 4:18.22. With his first basket, ehmmallon. Renner took tirst place in So when Xavier takes on · 16 for the fourth straight advantages. really. You've haven't advanced beyond James joined Hall of 11amer Oscar Robertson as Pittsburgh from the tough year. the longest current got to play against good peo- the round of eight in the the 400' meter dasll with a time of I:03 .91 as did freshple. I think . in any conferthe only players in ·NBA Big East in an East Regional streak. Please see Xavier, B6 man Tracie Brown (Logan, semifinal Thursday night. And Gonzaga is in the ence." Panthers wach Jamie history to post . 2.000 OH) in the hammer throw points. 500 rebounds and (110 feet. 3 3/4 inches) . 500 assists in a season at Brown also won the shot least four times. put with a measurement of Robertson, who once aver- ' 35 feet . 5 inches and was ~ed a triple-double for a In that game Northland second in the discus (I 08 COLUMBUS (AP) season, did it six times. Jared Sullinger should send lost 67-59 to Westervill e feet. II inches). :. Larry Bird reached the his father a thank -you note. South. sidelining the state's Spradliri was tirst in ihe 2\000-500-500 plateau · Without him. and the painful No. 2 team and "humbling" high jump at 5 feet. two tliree times in his career, decision he made as b01h a Jared. as his father put it at inches and runner-up in the I00-meter hurdles. compilcoach and :1 dad. Jured the time. 1\fid John Havlicek and might not be the 2009 From that ignominy. how- . ing . a time of 17.87; Jijichael Jordan each did it Associ:lled IJ<ice. · · Pres s Mr. ever. bloomed a remarkable Freshman Cory Crutcher Basketball winner. turnaround. Yes. the 6-foot- finished second in the ham:.. n was Cleveland 's secIt was jLISt over a year ago 9 Jared averaged 19.9 points mer throw (Eaton. OH) with (ii(d win in fournights over when Columbus Northland. and 14 .8 rebounds a game in a top toss of I09 feet. 8 ~w Jersey, which came in with Jared scoring almost I9 this . hi s jtmiOI"season. Yes, inches. four games behind Gi·aves finished 3rd in the points a game and hi s father Northland rocketed to a 25- I thicago for the eighth Sutch handling things as the record this season. along the 200-meter dash with a time P!~yoff sp6t in the Eastern head coach. carried a 21-0 way winning the AP state of 28.35 and sophomore ~nferenc,e. Tracy Newcomer (Findlay, record intc;> a district semifi. _poll title. . :~The Nets. were again nal game. But. what is more impor- OH) was 3rd in the 5.000W.i.thout guard Devin Things couldn't be much tant. Jured's -grade-point meter run (20:07.44). 'karris, their leading scorbetter for a kid, u family. u averuge ·this year is urounct ·a Walker wa~ third in the er; who missed his fifth hammer (91 feet. 3 inches) school, right? . 3.2. S!i!lighl game with a shouland the disc us (94 feet. But then Sutch Sullinger · Tough love created a Mr. der injury. and school . administrators Basketball with some 'per- eight inches) . • ·varejao, Zydrunas Other RedStom1 women noticed thut his son wusn 't spective . llgauskas and Williams scoring results : Cructher, . doing his s,·hoolwork and "Last year I messed up scared 16 apiece and West 4th in ltie shot put (32 feet) wusn't applying himsdf in with grades und we lost that hpd 1.3 points with nine ciuss. Jared had been gaine:" Jared said. "Thm's and 5th in the discus (81 · rebounds for the Cavs. · ' warned before, but hadn't the most · press ure -I've ever feet, four inches): Wampler: AP photo paid s¥bo again showed they are attention. There had on me . With us losing. it 4th in the 800-meter run Northland High School's Jared Sullinger, right , defends as seemed to be only one way was ali on me il' I didn't do (2:34.86): Harris . 5th in the fllQCh more than James . .Dooling had II points Brookhaven's Ke'Chaun Lewis (22) drives during a basket- to ·get the point across: Saleh , Please see Rio, II and 10 assists for the Nets. bail game at Northland High Schooi.in Columbus. sat his son down for a game. Please see Sulllncer, Bl RedStorm track off to great start in outdoor season Successful Xavier belies tag of ''mid-major" •.•.•.•,, ,.•.• • ElqJerienct the power 1111 matiRy d the !Nit acldiUon8 to the .kllin 08ere traclor Hneup at t11e 2009 om. G111n Wlr Ta b Oiacover 1M,.,. wlh the quaity and caplbHly you flq*t from • Jolin Deere, at a_..rprillnQtt lllklrdebie price. \1 \ I.T. \ Jlll"•r•r ...... 3"x5"x8' PT $3.25ea ........... ••••••• Foreat lOdge a Sh•~Rfdge """HIT. ONLY"' , . . , & • •, . , . , ' 211 Supreme OC $18.00 a square 30 Oakridge . Dimensional OC $88.00 a square . , , & lllllftl , , . , Sullinger named 2009 AP Mr. Basketball in Ohio '1. �• --------- •• r Thursday, March 26. 2009 Pqe Bz • The Daily Sentinel •. . • ~ -.mydailysentineLcom RJCHMOND. Va. (APl The U.S. Department of Labor filed complaints Wednesday accusing suspended NFL "Star Michael Vick. of illegally spending about $13 million in pension plan funds for his own benefit, including paying restill,ltion ordered in his dogfighting conspiracy case. The department filed the complaints· in federal dislrict and ~ptcy courts the same day Vtck. left a federal . lockup in Kansas, apparent. ly bound for Virginia to appear at a bankruptcy hearing next week. . Viele was at 1\te Federal Transfer Center in Oklahoma City late Wednesday afternoon. Mark Lichtenstein, one of Viele's bankruptcy attorneys, declined to comment on both the Labor Department allegations and the details of Viele's apparent temporary move to Virginia for the April 2 hearing. The Labor Department said' Vick made a series of prohibited transfers from a pension plan sponsored by MV7, a celebrity marketing company owned by the former Atlama Falcons quarter· back. The department alleges that Vick violated his duties as trustee of a pension plan that covered nine current or former MV7 employees. ''This action sends a message that the Labor Department will not tolerate the misuse of plan money and will take whatever steps necessary to recover the assets owed to eligible workers." Secretary of Labor Hilda L. Solis said ·in a prepared statement. The department also accused two of Vick 's former financial advisers, Mary R. Wong and David A. ·Sullinger fromPageBl anything the next season, if the team didn't do anything the next season. But I didn't want it to be that way. I learned my lesson. I wanted to come back and have a great year and have the team go all the way to the state tournament. And here we are." Northland takes on Warren Harding in the semifinals on Friday night. These are heady times at Northland. Without what happened a year ago, this lengthy trip in the tournament m1ght never have happened. "We never get bigger than the game itself," said Satch. "The game was here before we were born and it'll still be here after we ' re all dead and gone. I told my three sons, and I tell all my playe·rs, 'You play the game the way you live your life.' If you don't give this game the total respect it deserves, it's going to frustrate you. You dedicate yourself, then when you accomplish something the rewards will come." Older Sullinger brothers J.J. and Julian played at Ohio State and Kent State, respectively. J.J. is in the process of switching professional teams, moving from Philippines to the Venezuela. Julian is on spring break from Kent State, where he is finishing up his degree work. "My brothers just want what's best for me," Jared said. Many recruiting experts tab Jared as the top JUnior prospect in the nation . He . has verbally committed to play for Ohio State and coach Thad Matta in 18 months. He is only the fifth junior to win the prestigwus Mr. Basketball award , JOining Jimmy Jackson. Greg Talbot, of participating m some of the transfers . The filing further complicates Viele's bankruptcy case, which has gmdulllly moved along in Newport News while Vick serves a 23-month prison term in the federal penitentiary in Leavenworth, Kan . The judge presiding over the bankruptcy case has ordered Vick to testify in· person at next week's hearing on confirmation of his Chapter II plan. U.S. Bureau of Prisons spokeswoman Felicia Ponce said Wednesday that Viele was at the Oklahoma transfer facility but added that she could not disclose the inmate's ultimate destinatiol\ until it he arrives. There was no indication of when Viele left Leavenworth or when he would arrive in v· . ia. ~ will likely be kept in a southeastern Virginia jail until the hearing. but it wasn't known which one. Newport News Sheriff Gabe Morgan said he had not been notified that Viele would be staying in the city jail, but it was possible Viele and federal marshals could show up unannounced. U.S.· Bankruptcy Judge Frank Santoro earlier this month rejected .the idea of allowing testimony by video hookup. saying he needed Viele in .the courtroom so he could assess his demeanor and credibility. Viele's t?lan for paying his creditors ts based largely olt his intention to resume his NFl:. career. Viele was suspended indefinitely after his 2007 indictment, and NFL 'Roger Commissioner Goodell has said he will review Vick's status after he · is released. Simpson, LeBron James and O.J . Mayo. Asked to describe what people will· notice most about his game, Jared said, "Just winning, actually. If we win, I'm happy." He is a dominant inside player, but also has silky moves away from the basket. He says he has gleaned the best parts of his brothers' games, one of whom was an inside player (Julian) and one a perimeter shooter and slasher (J .J.). His father said as a coach he must walk a fine line when it comes to handhng his son. He doesn't want to treat him differently from the other players. He alsp must dispense discipline evenly, while upho)ding u credo that applies to all. "What's more important: the r.rogram or the mdividual?' Satch asked rhetorically. " If an individual thinks he's more important, then we probably aren ' t going to wm with that person anyway." Northland didn't win with that person in last year's district semifinal. This year it's in the state tournament, The point obviously got through. "It was for my own good," Jared said of the decision. "Now I'm in class and I'm handling my own busmess . Him doing that, 11 opened my eyes and gave me a big ol' slice of humble 'G(;rtbune- Sentinel CL ·A SSIFIED Will·reviiW rtlltll ~chaelVickillegally spent pension funds Thursday, Man:h a6, 2009 STORRS, Conn. (AP) The University of Connecticut said it will review a Yahoo! Sports report that the school broke NCAA rules when it recruited former basketball player Nate Miles . Miles, a 6-7 guard from Toledo, Ohio, was given lodging, transportation, meals and representation by ' sports agent . Josh Nochimson . and a UConn assistant coach' knew about the , relationship between the player and the agent, Yahoo reported, citing interviews, documents obtained under the Freedom of Information Act and other sources. Nochimson, a former student manager for UConn, was considered a representative of UConn 's athletic interests by the NCAA and was prohibited from having contact with Miles or giving him anything of value, Yahoo reported. Records also show that five UConn coaches called Nochimson and text-niessaged him at least I ,565 times during a nearly twoyear period before ·and after Miles' recruitment in 2006 and early 2007 . Head coach Jim Calhoun had 16 of those communications, Yahoo reported. • UConn released a statement Wednesday saying that when it began recruiting Miles, it consulted its outside counsel, who worked with NCAA staff to examine everything about Miles' amateur status. "The NCAA's Eligibility Center reviewed all information that it had concerning the student-athlete's eligibility sta,us and determined that he was eligible for his freshman year. The student-athlete departed from the university before ever participating in athletics competition," the statement said. The university, which said it released numerous public documents to Yahoo, said it is reviewing the article to determine whether action is required. "The University takes very seriously its responsibilities of NCAA membership and will do all that is expected to follow up on any information related to possible NCAA rules violations." the statement said. The Huskies are in Glendale, Ariz .. prepanng for their NCAA Sweet 16 game against Purdue Thursday night. They were among the teams that were ranked No. I in basketball polls during the regular season, and are the No. 1 seed in the tournament's West Regional. UConn athletic director Jeff Hathaway, in Boston at the East Regional as an NCAA site representative, declined to comment and referred to the university statement. Miles was expelled from UConn in October without ever playing a game for the Huskies after be was charged with violating a restraining order in a case involving a woman who claimed he assaulted her. He is now attending the College of Southern Idaho and plays for the school's basketball team . UConn said Yahoo's story includes "no current student-athletes and no student-athlete who has ever competed for the institution." Nochimson did not return a message seeking comment Wednesday, while the NCAA declined to comment. A call to Miles' mobile phone went unanswered Wednesday. Yahoo reported that NCAA rules allow only one phone call per rnonth to a prospect or his family in the player's junior year of high school, but said AP photo UConn exceeded that limit fro in late 2006 into 2007, Connecticut head coach Jim Calhoun watches his team which may be a m 11jor during a men's NCAA college basketball tournament pracrecruiting violation . · tice Wednesday i~ Glen~ale, Ariz .. Connecticut will face Former UConn assistant Purdue Thursday 1n a reg1onal semifinal game. coach Tom ' Moo~e •. ~ow Moore exchanged several recruits over a five-year head coach at Qummp~ac,' 'text messages with both period, leading to Sampson made three calls to Mtles Miles and · Noehimson on being barred in 2006 from and 27 other calls to Miles' the nights of Nov. II 'lind calling recruits or recruitgu_ardian. and a. person 12, 2006, Yahoo reported. ing off-campus for one Mtles satd was h1s uncle, Miles committed' to UConn year. The university also all in December 2006, about a week later. issued self-imposed saneMiles initially said that tions, including schblarYahoo reported. Moore acknowledged to he had never heard of ship reductions and fewer Yahoo Sports that he knew Nochimson. then said the VISits to campus by Nochimson had contacted agent advised him on his prospective players. Miles "a couple of times," education and told him The penalties against although the documents what college ~oaches and Sampson followed him show scouts . are looking for, when he became coach at Yahoo obtained pages and pages of phone Yahoo said , Indiana in March 2006. and text message correNochimson. abo was the Within two years. the spondence. business manager apd per- NCAA found Sampso n A Quinnipia~; spokesman sonal assistant for former aga10 was involved in said Wednesday that Moore UConn standout and cur- improper calls, having parwould have no comment. rent NBA star Richard ticipated in conference In its statement, UConn Hamilton, having gone calls with prospect[ve did not address the specific with Hamilton when he Hoosier recru1ts , and that allegations regarding the was drafted in 1999 by the he misled NCAA and phone calls and text mes- Washington Wizards. But Indiana officials who · Nochimson filed paper- investigated. He resigned sages. Yahoo reported that work . in J~ne 2008 to in February 2008 and Nochims<;m's relationship decerufy . htmself as an Indiana was later placed on with Miles began on Nov. agent wllh . the NBA three years NCAA proba· II, 2006, at a high school Players Assoc1at1on , after tion along with selftournament in suburban Hamtlton fired h1m and imposed sanctions. Chicago.. and that accused him of. stealing The NCAA also hi I Nochimson and Moore more than $1 m1lhon. Sampson with a five-year knew each other from The NCAA views imper- "show-cause'' order. one of Nochimson's days as a missible contact as a major the harshest penalties it can UConn basketball manag- violation because it creates apply to an JOdividual It er. an unfair advantage that , means no NCAA instituMoore told Nochimson left unchecked, would lead tion can hire Sampson that UConn was recruiting ~ 0 student-a_thletes being without first showing cause Miles as the two men sat mun~ated wtth call~ from he has served his punish· watching Miles play, recrUiters. ment. effectively preveniYahoo reported. Miles was Former Oklahoma coa~h mg hun from coaching 111 introduced to Nochimson Kelvm Sampson and hts the college ranks. Sampson later that day, the report staff made more than 500 is now an assistant with the Improper calls to 17 NBA's Milwaukee Bucks said. Gallia County OH websilti; mdtclassilled@mydailyttlbuoe.oom ca"r' (740) 446-2342 (740) 992-2156 (304) 675~1.333 /J/(N»If...,.,. 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Oh Call Cook Motors 328 ;,74;,;0,;;·5;,;33;;,·;;;38;;,7;,0 Jackson Ptke 740446 oto3 LOAD MAX EQU IP· ~-~~·~~~= MENT TRAILERS, 01 Ponttac Sunllre $3200 CARGO EXPRESS & Absolute Top Dollar _ sri- oso. 01 Chrysler seHOMESTEADER ver/gold coins, any bnng $3200 OBO · CARGOICONCESSION 10K!14KJ18K gold 1ew· 256·6169 TRAILERS B+W elry, dental gold pre p(, ~~ ~~ lmpoUiw;b ' C'Rr' rrum GOOSENECK FLATBED 1935 US currency, ~O:)' Hond:~ .Ch<!\~,J~~P~ ~~W"'!ant:o"To~Buy~;;;;;;~ ~~~ T~I!I~EROU1~V~~- - TORY AT W#W.CARMICHAEL· prootlm1nt sets, dtatnonds, MTS Cotn Shop 151 2nd Avetwe, Galltpolis 446-2842 TRAtl~RS.COM Yard Salt 740.446·3825 ~ W =-=-=-= ~;;;;;;~~;;;;;;~;;;;;;~ i;,door Moving Sale 5 Have you priCed a John Miles South on Route 7 Deere lately? You'll be Furntture pictures, ltnen , surpnsedl Check out our d1shes, bench we1ghts , someth1ng for everyone used mventol)' at Wednesday Thru Satur· wwwCAREQcom Car- da 8 ? miChael Equ1pment ~Y.;;,·= = = = = . . , 740-446-2412 2 tor application House for re nt Or 1n Mason $37500 a mon+ 304 882 2233 dep M.:mufacturca 4000 Housmq Furnrshed apanment 2nd upstairs all utttl!les pa1ct 1BR No Pels Gaii•"'po;:,::ll~s,: 44;6:;i·9:,;5~23:.,.._ __ " Furntshed apartment 1 pt.~rson uhhhes pa1d !! downstairs 919 2nd Ave A~e =;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Furd,,& 111 ,~. 11•r INIIIg~ ~~2~7_;:51~m:::o~4:;:4~6-~39:=;4~5~:;:KI;;IO;;,b'";;; •;!! ·"!i'7!!o!!"!!'''!;J';..,;=o !! MOVE IN READY Com- = .74().591·0265 2 SA house m Gallipolis WID conn $400/mo $200/dep You pay all utlllttes No S€Ctlon 8 or HUO Galt Wayne 404 456 02 " -3B " 3-4 BA. 2 5 baths 1n town home available Aprtl 1st Gas heat $850/mo + dep You pay ut1ht1es Call 446-3644 R1ntals Trailer lor 740·949·2257 rent pletely turn!shed 28R all appltances TV,stereo Mobile Home tor renl sys, lmens & complete Want to buy Junk Cars, kitchen ware $700/mo + 3br 1 5 bath all elec excall740·388-0884 tra mce. spactous S500 ~~~~;;:==~ elec $500/dep 446-9585 (water & trash 1nc 1 3683 Bulavllle Ptke. No pets NOW LEASING Jordan Land•ng 3BA Avatlable 740·446·4234 or No, Pets Tenant Ae· ~74,;;0;,;·2;;;0;;,6·;,78;,;6;;,1""'"""'""'" sponstble for Rent & = Hou~e~ For Sole Electrtc 304-674-0023 or """"::"::::"Sa~ltr;;;a~;;;;;;"":" ':::' 304 _617 _9986 3 Bed. 2 Bathl Only ;;;;,;~;..:;;;;;,;;._ _ _ _ 2 or 3 BA . 1 bath ready S29.m !or listtngs Beeutlful Apta at Jack· to move m or l.:lSS hitch 10 800·620-4946 ex R019 son Estates. 52 West· move tratl er 2 BA bathwood Dr , from $365 to room. kitchen accessoTrllevel brtcklcedar $560 740-446·2568 nes. W/D ltke new heathOme, 98 acres, Aut- Equal Housmg Opportu •ng & AJC 517,000 land, Onto 3 bd 2 lull n1ty This tnstttutton is an 740·446-4333 baths, large liVIng room Equal Opportun.~y Pro ~-~~~--... family room, vtder and Employer Country hv1ng 3. 4, & 5 Want To luy ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; STIHL Sales & Service Now Available at Carm•chael EqUipment Boats Acceuories 740·446-2412 Sulc nr lrndt: B,•s~ ho n 19,11 As'''·'' II'. 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OH Holt- of extras $6000 firm ~ -Jffl -016-' 304-675-4454 -~.,...~---day Inn Sat 9-5 & Sun 1 and 2 bedroom apts. 9-3 Mar 28 & 29 State Other furntshe d and unfu r· Route 7 Oatly Adm ntshed. and houses tn $4 00 Dealer Tables $25 Yamaha YZF450, m Pomeroy and Middleport Front Stgt1t Prom otions, great shape. security depostt requtred, LLC 740·667-0412 740-742·2404 no petS 740·992·2218 Hunt & Sport 5774 :,.o~da~:.'•d 740-446-3825 AV Service at ..., S327 excell~~~~ ~~~;;;;,--h·o-us•e :R:'!'V_ _ _ _ _ _ _ Service at Carmichael Trailers chael 740-446-3825 Hobby f ~18;;;6;;:6)~21~5..;·5~77;,;4_~~::' Apt s tn Mtddlepon from to $592 Country ilvtng· 3·5BR out ot floOd platn, mm- 740-992-5064 ~ Equal 2-3 BA on property utes tram elementary Hous1ng Opportun1ty Many 11oor planst Easy school Pnce reduced, F1nancmgt we own the or Island V1ew Motel has 740 _742 _24 4 va canctes $35 OO/Ntght bank Call today! 74o- 949 _2930 740·446·0406 866-215 2 Modern 1BR apt Call GFovt Funds avatlable 1,,ebrr • upper. 740. 446 .0390 trst t1me buyers who make offer ~;;:;::::;::;~--~.,. own land or 1am11y' land ~304~ ·6;;,75::,·,;,19;,;1~1..,...==.., Modern 1br apt Call ·Oo down · no clostng cost ~74;;;0:;;·4;;:4::;6·::,37;,:;3::;6..;.._~- your land IS your cred tt ;: 877•310 •2577 , Spacious second/third ;;;.;~~~=--:~-; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; floor apl overlooking "AA" Country Llvtng Gallipolis Ct~ Park and 3 or 4 Bedroom 2 Balt'l River LA den, lrg , ......,...., Kttchen -dmlng area Wllti Owner wttl Finance -..;;;;;T;;;own;;;;;;;;;hOII;;i;;IO;;;';;;;;;;;;;;; all new appliances & Call t7o40b~4P23,~9Q72u8alifled City cupboards, 3 BA, 2 F S 1 2 1 baths, laundry area or a e br ba. Stn· $900 per month Call glewide $2000.00 446·2325or446-4425 304-593·3494 call anyIt me Tara Townhouse ' The Proctorville Apattments - 2BA. 1 5 D1Her$nce" bath . bacK paM pool, $1 and a deed •s all yo u playground (tr ash sewneed to own your dream home Call Now• water F1eedom Homes 888-565-0167 dep Ca11740·367·0547 :~~5/rent $425/~:cl �I •••-"" 1 '')sentlnetcom ....... I HllpW I ........ 2 'G I • .w,w ' ·~c 111 -? --.......-v-~~~-­ . . . . . . . . . tm ... sk - tor r1 OB REQSIERED NURSES Pleasant l - ..,._. ... _, ___ is cumntly accepting resumes for 08 Regis.te@d Nurses. Applicants must halle a current West llirginia license. Pte-;ious OB uperiena!. Valley TMxt ..- I • • • • ,_._,., _,. I ., c/r~llur•. I I • Onsil9 llac1llr _. • .~Ploy& U20 IWey Dr.. Pt. Pltx'd. WV l555ll .. all(l04) I15-U4e Fu to (liM) &lWm Gf E!<lnuoes o Fun&-al WOrking E'mlironment ..------. Un ' r----Sunset lnfnC&sion named one at ll1e 1bp 5 Employe!S"' the· Srat9 ot Ot'tio! Don't let""" opport!Jnrty pass vou ~y! Apply Today! "'-> """" """""""'& Hwllh/Retinrnent Beneflts. Fu resume to or <H!lail to LLCOCAREO.COM 7~9104 I a Sode"" Fwd Seni<'es at Rio Grw1d& Urriv.,.;ty .. . • ....... hr RND AJOB OR ANEW CAREER IN THE CLASSIREDS .................. r nta111 tirMl !lilt- jlor .. t ' Htll s St0lf • ra • Q J. s Stora..;:e ""*' :!9625 Ellshan FlacN, OH 45T71 IIONIY -r:•aatm7 740-915-44D . 44117 Wippli< Rot. ro-tQy,OII (S l'l>i.ttts) New & Used Tires. We·buy US<<l tires. c01npu.tor wheel alignme~ts . We also cunJNG LAWN.CARE ·c-=· cW a: ~...... r.-...-_"'..... ... ..........., · • L awa do Duel's. tight mechanic work. complete service uil changes. small engine u · .••~. • LIHids<apillg •l'awer W...... Sttllo Culeloa (740) SJ7-54Jl -•7. - .... -- •n •<l-J Hauls 7:00-- 8:00 . . BANKS CON!>IRUC'IION co. 1 a• f. • - m..- (740) Cu.'<om Home Building .St«l Frame Buildings Bllilding. RetOOd<UIIf. repair. Jeff Slttbem Genetal ~ (748) S17-6118J www.- . ~·,.. GfTTII'IG .A IM. OF "'NY lOSS II / www.ttrt ua nltcatailltlti7.ao. • Room Additions a Remodeling . A Jf-· A/41> A PAalT OF"TA)CES Nf TOO tfl6tl•t IT NCJST If A "'VfNTING"" SOMEONE BI.NS THAT PA~T SOON !! IT'S BEEN A WEEK AN' HE'S DRIVtN' ME CRAZ'f!! Owners:· Jon Vlln Melllr a Paul ,.... r NO\ JJ~\ /1.. ~U~ -q 'WAAI AA£ ""E.'t AAb /lol/JJit Rowe ~.~~-~~~I~ Cell: 740-41&-5047 email: jrshldfrm@aol.com mel\ ~! •~•• c:crr Iuiie C01 tc:tn »,..,... 11 ..... ...._ :15 tllliii!P -.11 41 ....... r:A • n ·a • prc:aae -- • Hoop. a~.rp..,.ac:wt=· .... 35 ... Ill II 44 llo!lil a .... • 11 2!t Dlltlllt.... c & a!•~r :D Flia w 1 ........ . 1:tt . a...wr S1C..o1 !lSn!oe10 Jta.' dlllll • :n·,...._ 11 Wcllllil. Mlooiill . . 33 Ya12: . .,..,, ~ » - a.¥,:. -~ .... 17 Gall& 37 A lllllufiiN 11 n .. 51· dlr. Paollc ....... 1Midit • ,. **actlot' • """"' ...,.,. 41 Gillie a! cltr.a . G lllr.'uilit ET can revelse too -*" .... I c.-IDa IIQIMt Gil . . . . .... 3D t:~a.w ...., . - • r XI n • 4 ~.;--1 ...-:u aa-- s Clloople A- - pro>ltiQ ps: 'The sidulso "-·• Sllllr lhilllrk .. blln IQQiW1g Ill -by~ but IN .......... !1!lj -!ida· ""'oniltllnlian.""' -· Ht \Ita llmt """"*- ..- -.11>1 llida n !1111 ulltlK!IIIil on ""' soc:anct !UtJI1CI. ar<1 ~ 11111wwisltla to s1tow pnaiil krll!e first· "*"'Il suit. helll\lStga to lilt lit! •..,.., ... ,. -~ ""'1111111& trUltt too triclos In IN suit. INn (lily a ~!~Dill South's D. How sl!ould declarer caninllt? 5oiMt must avoid lwO inU11J los8ls. The corr.c~ play ~ ill 1eac1 towtud dummy's queen-jack combination. Wilen dummy's jiCit wins !he !lick, decla!tr ttlllms to h~ hand wilh a spide !llld leads illtO!her low, heart. west ha6 no an-. . Not& lhlt il Soltlh either ...... !he heart Iii-. by running IN ~ or stiltS Wltlt his heart D. Ito w~ go down, losing two 1n1np lrid<S ill W&lt. Tlte n._ can """' gllln atricll Cl!l!hing.,. aoe llrot wins when East has a sil)glelon loing. but !hat ~ much less l*ely lhan a low singleton. ,_;1(.,,r CELEBRfTY CIPHER by Luis Campal . Ceitlrt1 Cipllll crw:tJ!JIII'II$ 8ltl CJNftd !rom ~Coy twnous ~ Dill w lrtiSft_ : IIC!ltftlt lit 1l'lt lllll* U"'$ 101 l'lQII'III' Todoys '*'" 0 81J1B1$ F "EVR ltiV 'O ZKJW WKW' SEKVME AYtW LPHO EVR MV , lAO E'VR BHY JYVl PV•L FSWHO EVR DWWA MVTYF TO. " ZTIPHWA XVAOH PREVIOUS SOLUTION: 'God owns heaven, but He craves 1M earth.' • An"!' SeldOn · · 'Celellrata E!VII! Dav every tlav.• · John Denver · '=~~~, S@"\\4l~-l£t.!i-s· - . . . - - - - - ldltod b~ CLAY R. POlLAN---- • Aftennarket Replacement Sheet Metal & Comp<ments 1'1/E GOT TO GET 0'~~·~·~: Ohio vou.. tx~'41V st~tistylng It I DIDN'T COLOR ANI{ PICTURES!! I KEEP TELLIN6 THEM TJ.IAT! David Lewis · m 1 'I•Agg•. trlends and as~iations pta~lng a big part. It might be because at Nm that you'll tXPtrience such joy. CANCER (June 2 t..July 22)- Once 'fOU set your heal't on acnieving a specific OOjtc11ve. there is little doubt tnat \IOU. will 'fach your goal - not just b~ause you · have what It takes !0 get It but the odds are slanted In your faYor. LEO (Jul~ 23-Aug. 22) - Nice things happ«< 10 good p4toplt, and because you ll'f nice to ....,,ryOOif you encounter, are going. to be one ot the mo&l pop· ular people around. Enjo~ you woo deserve it. COW and BOY KIDS A.REN'T OUTSIDE EXERCISING BECAUSE TODAYS PLA'IGROI.JII) CAN'T COMPETE WITH VIDEO GAMES. THAT WHY I'VE TAKEN '~-.... = ITUPON MYSELF TO DESIGN U/t\ THEY'RE tJEVER GOING TO LET YOU SUlLO APLAVGI!OLW THAT HAS LIVE CI!OCOOILES. { THEY CAN DIE FIIOM OBESIN OR CQOCODILES. ~OULDNT WE LET TilE CHIL.llllEN DECIIlE? ~0 SCORPIO CAN. "'J GARFIELD t•ve &WITCHEI7 TO I.()W•FAT CH6!5! • VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sepl. 4:2) - What makes you so in dttmand right now is · your ability to help otl'lers so rt out their affairs andlor Show them now to get btl· ttr rHUI1:8 ·!rom the ,..SO\IrcM with which they have to work. RewardS will fol~. LIBRA (Sept . 23-0ct. 23) -The needed cooperation will be there tor you . and it is all because ot your popularity and hOw oft.n you tcok the time to make ethel'$ fMI 'Pecial when they we~ down In the dumps.· OtJE TIIAT Care Specialists , JU$T ONI! MORe RU.eoN NOT TO C:HAH HIM · Stanley TreeTrimming J&L Construction There Is lustltlcation tor your hopes and axp&eta· tions 10 be reaHztd at this time, with 740-985-4141 H&H Guttering tor ~rself. Oo so you can. GEMINI (May 21-Junt 20) - ~e's 'fOUR D06. CIIARLIE 8ROWN .. IIIE W. •cui. OWIEI ROBERT BISSELl COimiCDOII !ow. to form four airn~!e words. ARIES (Mar<:!> 21·Apri! 19)- TodaV ts a new ballgama. and the adds are In your favor that when you get up 1o bal, you'll -hit the home run that hu bMn eluding Your dreams will come trut. TAURUS (Aorii20·May 20)- Although • wquld be quite unusual. you might have a strong desire for leaving work earty and doing something different and I I II I' \0\\RIII \ (l\,ll{l ( I Ill\ u;v:•;;;;;;;;;;;;;' li.arrang• letters of th$ n.er.·s a good chanct you'll have an ees1er t1tM of things in tM year ahead. sa _ . grut.r tmphuis on your ambi· tklnl. Briclol& can be built Qlfar obstaciM tMt l'la'4 held ~ou O.Ck. making It easl· ., to ruch your ~JQale. OPEN UP. OF FINAL PURSUANT TO OAC aloud for the following: ACnON. PURSUANT RULE 374~27-02 NC). alter Specifications. and bld TO OHIO REVISED neE IS HEREBY EICh bid must be ec· forms may be SICured Concrete Removal CODE SECnON GIVEN . THAT ON com~nled by either a at 1he office of Meigs and Replacement 3745.07, A FINAL AC· MARCH 16, 2009, THE bld bOnd In an amount County CommlsslonnON ISSUING, DENY- DIRECTOR OF EPA IS. of. 100% of the bid ers, Courthouse, · -"~t'Ji);.tt~ lNG, MODIFYING, SUED A FINAL PERMIT amount with a surety Pomeroy, Ohio 45769, ; () ~ .......... i ""' UIRC ,..,....,., , REVOKING, OR AE· TO INSTALL (PTI 106- aaflslactory to the Phone 74[1:992·2895. A 29 Years Experience NEWING A PeRMIT, Ll· 08301) TO AMERICAN etoresald Mtlgs c141poalt of 0 dollars will Call: MARCUM CONSTRUCTION CENSE, OR VARIANCE MUNICIPAL POWER· County Commission· be required lor oath set For: • ChaiR link Fencing & Wood WHICH IS NOT PRE· OHIO, INC. (AMP· era or by certified of plans and specHic• 740-992-6971 CEDED 'BY A· PRO. OHIO), 2600 AIRPORT check, cashiers check, lions, check made Fencing • Rooni Additions • Garages POSED ACTION, .MAY DRIVE, COLUMBUS, or latter of credit upon payable to·. The lull lnsureJ. • Vinyl and Wood Siding • Rooting BE APPEALED TO THE OHI043219. THIS PEA- a solvenl bank In 1ha amount will be returned Fret> E:stimah;s • Pole Barns • Putio's, Pon:hes und Decks ERAC BY FILING AN MIT . AUTHORIZES amoun1 of not less than wllhln thirty (30) days APPEAL WITHIN 30. CONSTRUCTION OF 10% of !ht bid amounl alter receipt of bids. • DAYS OF ISSUANCE AMPGS LANDFILL (FA· In fevor of the aloreaald Each bid must be a"' OF THE FINAL ACnON. CILITY), A NEW AESID· .Meigs County Commls· companied by either a 47239 Riebel Road, Long Bonom. OH ERAC APPEALS, AC· UAL SOLID WASTE sloners. Bid Bonds bid bond In an amount COMPANIED BY A $70 LANDFILL LOCATED shall be accompanied of 100% of tho bid FILING · FEE WHICH BETWEEN THE INTER- by Proof of Authority of amount with a surety Cell: 740-416- 1&34 THE COMMISSION IN SECTIONS OF HILL the official or agent satlalactory lo the ITS DISCREnON MAY .ROAD AND STATE. signing to the bond. aforesaid Mel~s • New Homes Npt atfilHteJ with ~\tkc: Mnl\:um Roofing & Renllideltng REDUCE IF BY AFFI· ROUTE 124, AND HILL Bids shall be sealed County CommissionI Garages . 15+ eors e rienre Frte EsliiiUII" DAVIT THE APPEL· ROAD AND EAST end marked as Bid lor · ars or by certified • Complete L A N .T LETART ROAD; IN Food Service Vehicle chiCk, cashl.era cheek, Remodeling Johnson's Tree DE M 0 N STRATE S MEIGS COUNTY. AMP· and mailed or delivered or latter of credit upon THAT PAYMENT OF OHIO IS THE APPLI· to: Melga CounW Com- a solvent bank In the Service THE FULL AMOUNT OF CANT FOR THE missioners amount of not less than I'IV" & Galllpolb, OH 45631 THE FEE WOULD PERMIT TO INSTALL. Courthouse 10% of the bid amount Slo & [ Seamless Gullers Insured. Frre CAUSE EXTREME THIS PERMIT ALSO Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 In favor altha aforesaid P ompore Rooling. Siding, Gu!ters Estimates, 20yrs Exp. 7411-441·9.l87 HARDSHIP, MUST BE GRANTS TWO EXEMP· Attention of bidders Is Meigs County Commls- ·------~~ Insured & Bonded FILED WITH: ENVI· TIONS. THIS ACTION coiled to all of the re- sloners, Bid Bonds ..........7... 40-6 .....5...3·..,96..,5"'7""'~ Ri<k Juhnson~Owntr IIONMENTAL REVIEW OF THE DIRECTOR IS qulremants contained Shall be accompanied CORNER STONE APPEALS. COMMIS· SUBJECT TO ALL In this bid packet, por• by Proof of Authority of SION, 309 SOUTH RULES, REGULA· llcularly to the Federal the official or agent CONSTRUCTION F.OUATH STREET, TIONS, AND SPECI· LabOr Slenc141rda Provi· signing the bond. ROOM 222, COLUM- FlED CONDmONS. alons and Davis-Bacon Bids shell be sealed Roofing. Siding, BUS, OHIO 43215. A (3) 26 · Wages. ve~oua lrisur• and marked as Bid lor · "IV.· Care For Y.mr 1iws" Soffit, Decks, COPY OF THE APPEAL ance requirements, Door Replacement ProDoors. Windows, Knowlcdg o abl£' E-:pertcn <.: t.' d MUST BE SERVED ON Public Notk:e virlous equel opportu· jecl and mailed or deElectric, Plumbing, Tr cunt~ d .1nd In sured THE DIRECTOR nlty provisions, and the livered to : Drywall, · WITHIN 3 DAYS A"ER NOTICE TO CONTRAC- requirement lor a pay· Meigs County Comml• ) " 1 . '' '' I' ' 11 , '• FILING THE APPEAL TORS . men! bond and per· &loners . Remodeling. Room . Sl'Uit L Swain WITH THE ERAC. Sealed proposals lor lormance bond lor Courthouse Additions IS.\ Certlflecl Mborlst, FINAL. ISSUANCE OF the Council on Aging. 100'14 of !lie contact Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 Local Contractor Ctrtilkd Orri»m<ntal & PERMIT TO INSTALL Food Service Vehicle price. No bidder may Attention of bidders Is . 740-367.0544 · l .•ndtl<upe l'roft.sluoool AMERICAN MUNICIPAL Projacl. Meigo County, withdraw his bid within called to ell of the re· Frae Eotlmatoa G•lllpolit;, 011 POWER· OHIO, INC. Ohio Aa per speclflce- 1hlrty (30) days alter the qulrements con1alned 740-367.0536 2100 AIRPORT DRIVE, Ilona In bid packet will actual da11 of the open· .In this bid packet, per740-446-lOIS COLUMBUS, OH 43219 be received by the lng 1hareol. The Meigs tlc~larly to the Federal OH· ACTION DATE: Meigs County Commls· county Commissioners Labor Standards Provl· o:l/1612009 . slonere lit their office el raaerve the rlghl!o re- slonsand Oavis-Bacon Replacement FACILITY DESCAIP· the Courthouse, jectany or all bids. Wagas, various lnsurWindows and · nON: SOLID WASTE Pomaroy, Ohio 45769 M!ck Davenport ance requirements, IDENTIFICATION NO. : untlii :OO p.m., April!&, Meigs county Commls- ·various equal opportuVinyl Siding 06-08301 2009 and than at 1:15 slo~era nit~ provisions, and the & Removal Specialists, LTD THIS FINAL ACTION p,m, at said office (3) 26 , 31 (4) 6 requirement lor a pey· • Prurnplund Quuli!y NOT · PRECEDED BY opened and read aloud ment bond and per(740) 742·2563 Work · PROPOSED ACTION lor the following : Public Notice lprm~nce bOnd tor • Siding • Vinyl *Reasonable Rates AND IS APPEALABLE (This Is the second bid 100% of the contract 1 Molal Windows *Insured ' TO ERAC. PERSONS request, the commla· NOTICE TO CONTRAC- price. No bidder may ond Shinglc Roufs WISHING TO BE ON alonera received no TORS withdraw his bid within *ExperienCed OHIO EPA'S INTER- bids on the first r~· Sealed proposals lor thirty (30) daysaher the • Decks • Additions. · References Available! ESTED PARnES MAIL- quaa.t). the Portland Commu, actual date of the open· • Vinyl Siding •Eiertrlral Call Gury Stanley @ lNG LIST FOR THIS Speclllca11ons, and bid nlty Cantor- Door Re· lng thereof. The Meigs • Replacement • Plumbin~ PROJECT MUST SUB- forma may ba secured placement Project, County Commlaslon· 740-591 -K044 Windows • Pole Barns MIT A REQUEST IN el the office of Melga Molga County Ohio As era raserve 1he right to Plt!a:\e leave me!'isn e ·Roofing WRITING TO OHIO . County Commission· per apeclflcatlons In reject any or all blds. ·Decks. EPA, DIVISION OF era, Courthouse, bid packet will be re· Mlck Davenport • SOLID AND INFEC· Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 calved by the Meigs Meigs County Commls· ·Garages TIOUS WASTE MAN- Phone 740.992·2895. A County Commission- sloners • Pole Bulidlnga , Room Addition>. Remodeling, Mttol & AGEMENT, AnN: deposit of 0 dollars will oro at their oHica at the (3) 26, 31, (4) 6 • Room Add!Uona Shingl• Roofs, Ntw Humes, Siding, Decks, SYSTEMS MANAGE· be required lor each set Courthouea, Pomeroy, Owner: Bathroom Remodeling, Licensed & Insured MENT UNIT, P.O BOX of plana and speclllca- Ohio 45769 unlll 1:00 James K·aeseell 1049, COLUMBUS, OH tiona, check made p.m., Aprll16, 2009 and 742-2332 4321&-1048TII&I~ ~yeble !g.. The lull then lil1:15 pm atsald WVII0-.109',1 (plltJl1 11 02<l60 r40992('.Jll ofour $<rambled ward• b• . ,...,. - :v.ev--Oaol f/o, S-6.L.tV-' s.t>.MPL.E FROM IIISII)E YOUit. to\OUT+I. COI"'E ON. For All Makes of Vehicles ~---=~~~- t 31 ICibda! MOlteat._ IIWIID· The responder 31C G . Spolll.. Parts • Engines\ Transfer Cases & Transmissions Rio Grande. . 31Mb. ~-:~ Now Selling : • Ford & Moton:mft for Sodexo. App~ in porson at the University of · PERMIT, LICENSE, ORDER, ETC. INTERESTED PERSONS MAY SUBMIT WAmEN COMMENTS OR Rl!· OUEST A PUBLIC MEETING REGARDING ORA" ACnONS. COMMENTS OR PUBLIC MEmNG AE· QUESTS MUST BE SUBMITTEDWITHIN30 DAYS OF NOncE OF THE DRA" ACnON. "PROPOSED AC· noNS" ARE WAinEN STATEMENTS OF THE DIRECTOR'S INTENT WITH RESPECT TO THE ISSUANCE, DE· NIAL, MODIFICAnON, AEVOCAnON, OR RE· NEWAL OF A PERMIT, LICENSE, OR VARI· ANCE. WRtnEN COM· MENTS AND REQUESTS FOR A PUBLIC MEETING REGARDING A PRO. POSED ACTION MAY BE SUBMinED WITHIN 30 DAYS OF NOncE OF THE PRO. POSED ACTION, AN ADJUDICATION HEAR· lNG MAY BE HELD ON A PROPOSED ACTION Public Notice IF A HEARING liE· QUEST OR OBJEC· liON IS RECEIVED BY THE OEPA WITHIN 30 PUBLIC NOnCE THE FOLLOWING AP- DAYS OF ISSUANCE PLICATION$ AND/OR OF THE PROPOSED · VERIFIED COM- ACTION. WAinEN '- PLAINTS WERE RE· COMMENTS, · RE· CEIVED, AND THE QUESTS FOR PUBLIC . FOLLQWING ORA", MEETINGS, AND ADJIJ. · PROPOSED, OR FINAL DICATION HEARING . ACTIONS WERE IS. REQUESTS MUST 'BE SUED, BY THE OHIO SENT TO: HEARING EN VIR 0 N MENTAL CLERK, OHIO ENVI· PROTECTION AGENCY RONMENTAL PROTEC· (OEPA) LAST. WEEK. TION AGENCY, P.O. " ACTIONS" INCLUDE BOX 1041, COLUM· THE ADOPnON, MOD~ BUS, OHIO 432181048 FICATION, OR REPEAL (TELEPHONE: 814-844OF ORDERS (OTHER 2129). "FINAL AC· THAN EMERGENCY TIONS : ARE ACTIONS ORDERS); THE IS· OF THE DIRECTOR · SUANCE, DENIAL, WHICH ARE EFFEC: MODIFICATION 011 RE- nVE UPON ISSUANCE · VOCATION OF Ll· OR A STATED EFFEC· CENSES, PERMITS, TIVE DATE. PUR· LEASES, VARIANCES, SUANT TO OHIO OR CERTIFICATES; REVISED CODE SEC· AND THE APPROVAL . TION 3745.04, A FINAL .OR DISAPPROVAL OF ACTION .MAY BE AP· 'PLANS AND SPECIFI- PEALED TO THE ENVI· CATIONS. "ORA" AC· AONMENTAL REVI,EW · TIONS" ARE WRimN APPEALS COM MIS: STATEMENTS OF THE SION (ERAC) BY A · DIRECTOR OF ENVI· PERSON WHO WAS A . RONMENTAL PROTEC- PARTY TCi A PRO· TION'S (DIRECTOR'S) CEEDING BEFORE INTENT . WITH RE· THE DIRECTOR BY FIL· SPECT TO THE IS. lNG AN APPEI<L zs. W..lads IN ~ ol dubs. The dlllwlQo Fooct Serr'cu Is hereby given that on Satu~, March 28, 20091i110:00 ·a.m., a public uta will be held at 211 W SICond St., Pomeroy, Ohio. The Farmers Bank end Savings Company Ia . selling lor caah In hend or certified check the following collatarsl: 2004 Dodge Careven 104GP24A748514445 ·The Farmers Bank and Com~ny, Savings Pomoroy, Ohio, reservea the rlghlto blclo lhla eala, and to withdraw 1he abOve colllil· era! prior 1o oele. Further, The Farmoro Bank and Savlnga Company raoervos the right to reject any or all bids submitted. The abova described ccillateral wtll ba sold "as la·whare Ia", with no arpressed or lmplied warranty glv.n. For further lnlormlillon, or lor an appointment to Inspect collaterol, prior to sale date con· tact Cyndle or Ken a1 992·2136. (3) 25, 26, 27 I l?lu 2 ....... ltNrts. Racine, Ohio 740.247-2019 · needed part·time, on-call 19 ti.oolo wouk1 be . . blcaus& Noltll deniod w spadBs wt1on he rstlid 1w0 diornonds. I Noltll, now IUloWing about IN aigllt-canllil. StJfliXl!!S holrts. And Soltll! setlle6 in w WV036125 "S..,II(•) Pass Pllss t~ 11 ADar • 8Jili'IE South mij\IISYerstinlll a \ttJMo C¥!1 . . sui whe is ltoClit'!!l to hear part""' bid no-lnJmp with dull slo!li*S· This a Worker tt• no.-. fQr Ill Qlltl!ing· bid 11>1 is ~ Hont. Soltll! ,....._ ot iloat 4-5 in IN mlfCII$ 11>1 8MIIgl! llQ!II!! !at !jl!!lt. (F<lr BARNEY • Vinyl Siding hinting • P8lio end PDn:ll Service PM! • ll "'*·A ·NMwGit...... • Electrlal& Plumbing . • Rooltng a Gutt.rs FOod ,... 1 :~I#&SDM-'-DOIII'l Paso ,.... a• Opening lead: • Q NAGtftt4ff Hal dud CUileWf AH hi Die Gashier needed- now . acresumes at Cheshire FOod Shop, Cheshire, Oh. t3=--S7= lQ I 1. ,.... • • ,. l'llllloro Olltla 1' ...._ ._.,__ ·"• R• sir' ".a •fraEzti 'Rs We s.orvice ond winteriLe boars and RV 's. 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(2-t11ltl'r ••••s t 'Pyu 1t1t a· car J11. •T?IItn:dl:h• 2i, 211111 JIIEYOOP lad I Sor<ice , _ - Sflnd 11!5Uml!5 to: PI l'fGW......,? nwurl iOo!. 24-Nov. 22) Condllton. .,. . greatly trending in your taYor at this time with regard to your wo~ or tar"i'. Th061t ~u assisted when the~ needed help the most will cover your bllck . SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-0oc:. 21) Your grulest joys and benefitS are likely to come about through yOur t;lost frlendt. Arrangements formed tar the sheer Jo'l of sharing each otrter·s compa; ny will fit the bilL CAPRICORN (Oec. 22-Jan. 19) - Th~ ls en e11ceptionally ~ day to attempt to wort~. out any tamlly Issues that need to be ,.solved. A cooperative !pirit wiN smooth the road ana make things easy. AQUARIUS (Jan. 2()-Fetl. 19) - Don't he!llale to discuss your plans wlttl those you believe can be ot great ae.al!tane;e to you: If they can't help you personally. chances are they'll have some constnJc- tiveldus. I BEVARL .I. 1• I' I I I 5 5 ,.~. I~~-v. _I~_._!--'~· UPAES I.._• "In the right light and righ time.'' granny laughed, ,r-r.;;;.L_U~c..,....r_cr-o,..-il 0ev~r;::; ~:ks~:~;~-;. r I I I' I I · • • • · ~ ~Iii.... A PRINT NUMBERED ~ lETTIRS IN SQUARES 6 UNSOAMBlE FOR ANSWER ~CRAM- LETS ANSWERS Fa~nde ~ ARLO&JANIS ();/? ~~c:D , oppot1unltles that art worthy of exploration and deYelopment. · \iQ.IT.' A\1, 0\.'il ~ · NP/IE SOUPTONUTZ PSI CONSTRUCTION ' 312 ~/0'l - Rocky - Atla.~ - Script- TICKETS Looking at my windshield. I sutn1ised that it wa> invented, to give police a place to put parkil~g TICKETS PISCES (Feb. iQ-MifC:h 20) - Give rna.~~lmum attention to andMvof1 or altuatlont that could enMnct your m"terial . 11cun~. There . are atveral financial . G'RIZZWELLS · ··o , in ••• mi .. ';t)u develoo ti'Oal 5teo No. 3 b. ,. �••• .' ........ Rio • 0:0937): ~Sdl m ~ 800 (2:41.10).. ~men's 4:.800 lnDl ei 8raJJdon Crislip OH), Chad ~ (Tipp City, 08), 'lllatthew Speu~er ~erington, OH) .a nd Biyce Wilson (Jackson, OH) was first with a time of 8:09.42 . · Senio.r thrower Kyle liiotge (Eaton. OH) was &st m tht meli.'s bammer \lliow {I H feet. 6 ? incht;S). witb a ·best effort of !1111 io the discus ( 126 ~. 3 inches). Georg_e • • SCCillld in the shot put ~feet, l inehes). - Rio went 2-3-4 in the 1,500-meter run with . S~cer taking second &-uh a time of 4:14.11. · lbya: Wilson furished 3rd ~ 4 :19.76 and McCIIlty tru fourth with a time of . tBelpre, rust t:-19.86. :: Sophomore Mike Green l,Columbus, OH) finislled :Min the long jump with 11 tlest leap of (20 feet. ~- inches) and .Jrd in lf.le 100-meter dasb with a time of 11 .60 and M'c<:urty was 3rt! in the 5 .OOO• meter run (16:4532). Other scoring results for tbe RedSton:n: Spencer, 4th in the 800-meter run (2:GS.&3): Crislip. 5th in tbe 800 (2:06.83); Green, Sth in the ZOO (24.07): sophomore Justin Fnncisco (Belpre, OK), Stb in the HO-meter hurdles 06.58); freshman . z.u.e Miller (Grove City, OH), 5th in the 5.000 ar against est Virginia Tech. ~ mtum did them some good as tbeJI blanked tbe GQI.:5m Bears· 9-() on Tuesday aftr:mooo at Bob Evans Field. li was tbe third win ill as many games aga!•st tile furure Mid-South opponent. . Rio Gfllllde ( 15-LO) cb.ipJII':(i awal' early. scoring live of tbe nine- runs in the flrst three innin~s . The Red:Storm had U b.its in tb.eglime. Junior catcher Tyler Plumpton {P'eterborouglt, ONt) and Junior centetfielder Ryan Yali:ura (Pickering, ONT) both went 2-for-4 at the plate to lead the offense. Plumpton had a dmlble and an RBI while Yalura scored two l'lli1S and also stole a base. Junior designated hitter Sean Flanagan {S. Eudid, OH) was· 2-for-5 with a run scored and an RBI. ~n:08.57): -we b.ad a ,great fust meet,~ said Rio Grande llead coach Bob Willey. ~we registered for five relays and we. won five relays. r m very pleased with are young ladies and young men .~ Rio will next compete at the Cedarville Open. March 28. Rs n He drove in tbc game's first run witb a siJI&Ie ill the opening inaing. Sophomgre fust baseman Francisco Ranrire:~~ (Columbus, 08} also. bad two hits, including a~ ble and an RBI. Sophomore shortstop Brad Konrad (Maumee. OH) was l-for-3 with a r:1ID scored, a stolen ~ and he drove in two runs · while junior rightfielder Tyler Sdtun.l (Cincinnati, OR) was I -for-2 witb a sacrifice fly that brouglit in a 1\1111. Senior third baseman Edwin Orta (Caracas, YEN) dro"e in a run despite going o-f~-4 at ~plate. Junio.- ' z :an·..~e••.., 11 .I I Lefty · Ryaa Cnmer !Olympia, WA) s~ and! pitched io tbe first three. innings. sum:ndering two hits while strill.ing OIJI two and bitting a batter. Sophomore Angel Slllltill~ (Santa Isabel, PR) pi! .·eked up the will iii relief. Santiago ( 4-2) went tbt middre three inniap. aDd aiJowed two b.its ad nwo bit bt71!1e0!l wbiJe slrikiaf out three. Freshman ll]Jaa CbapmaD (R.aciw, OR) llddN two scoreless frames with a strikeout IUid ~ freshman. Ben Schlater {Lewisburg. OH) pitched a scoreless nin~ ro,end the game. Rio suappe.d a p!ilo-game bing sll.id- with~ victo- ry. WVU-Tech· (7 -12) recorded seven hits with Gerardo Hemallcift and .letemiab 'Mills. collcl:tiDg · two hits each. 'Ibe-Got:dien Reus. posted some mil tlu:e.ats, btU could not get a. i.ey hit t& push across a .run as they Sl:niJII;Ied Dine batters ill the game. Pete Vandeob.out CO>-~) took. the loss as fte galle up two runs (one earned) on 1 two bits ia tile first inning VudcD:Ilout pom:d oR strihout i:Jt tk game. Ia tilt tluee victories over tbc Golden Bars dlis. PhD program explores Christian spirituaJity, A6 ~out­ si , , scamd\*m,J9i.1. ' '1iJ wau good. to be- bKk. good to get a wiD. after we ended! thespriqtriyoaasournote," · said Rio- 6mlde licad coach Btad Wamimoat. '"Ho~y this will be a good! springboard: for us as we get bad. into- coolerence piA]! this weeken<l" -we 111anll!td' to- get some . of Qltt pibi:ftcts some wod and they ali pounded die sttill:: illllne lllld' we gQt timd)IIWs wbat we l1te:Cfltd them.~ Wlll'llimODI · added. Rio . ~ will cootiit-ue its fl"e-game bom.estand with a diooblelleadeF against Ppint Pari: Olil SalurdaJi beginning: at r p.m. l\1ullens headed toNBA,Bt r..- ..a .·-·. SPOR'rs ' I .. Qlks IV ·W till · Itt BRwl J. REm slal&limalS.. . . Bl BREED.eMVOAJLYSEI'tnNELCOM POMEROY The Meigs County Board of . Mental Retardation and Developmental Disabililies will seek bid$ for a $.300.000 addition to Carleton SchooL The money necessary fur the project bas been approved at tb.e state tevel. but past attempts to sell the RED$IONI •• ·u. • ·~ WVU.'hat RIO GRANDE - The University of Rio Grande RedStorm baseball team returned home oa Tuesday for a mde-\lp · game . ' ' "" project have been thwarted by high smaller classrooms into two and have con~tru.ction opportum.nes costs. Executive Director Kay construction of a restroom. iiVailable to area . mntra~tors and Davis met with Meigs County The- addition · wouta serve three . wo(kers ." · Commissioners Thursday to seek. integrated special education preThe Ohio Department of MR!DD approval to advertise for bids on a school classes serving avproximate· first awarded the funiling t;o the scaled-down version of the project. ly 30 children. Qo.11i& sald . Local board. The money is ear• · The l'atest building proposal "'l"he project will be beneficial II? marked sokly tor construction 011 w0uld in~olve addition o,f 2,040 of not only tbe school. but also the renovations of early .:hildhoOd proclassroom space. a speech t:hero1py community during these difficult grams and can only be used for that room 'and a sensory room . economic times.~· Davis told com- purpose. [)avis said. Renovations to • existing space missioners. ·'It will be good· to see woufd include . converting three growth in our community and to "···-c. 0... .•. '": Xavier ftuaa,. •• • ·- ~five. ~ ~No game is guaranteed in the tournament." Pitt point §uard Le'<ance Fields said. Being No. l seed, e'iet'JIOOe is_ gunning. f01' )IOU. We think we did a great job taking the team•s 6est shot and making plays we needed down the stretch to win the game.~ rourth-seeded Xavier !21-7) advanced witb wins over Portland State and WISConsin after going just S-5 in its previous 10 gwnes. fLnd now it must face a Pit! team with an outstandini point guard in fields. a p®lerful rebounder · in J.)eluan Blair and a danger~ scorer in Sam Young. :wbo had 32 points against Oldahoma State. : l'-Wbere it really starts and 'slips is to be physical our~ves, to not allow them to dOminate us on the glass," Miller said. "Our defense in ·geaeraJ is what b.as allowed ~to have 27 wins. It's why we're here and what we just ,diP last weeken~. Our great:es! strength Will be tested -~t. to me, the best at :ooing it." : .:aut the Musketeers are bi'iger - three of their .stirters are taller· than the l'athers' tallest, Blair )JII have greater depth. So fi#'s reg'Ulars must avoid Ml trouble. · : flields is most concerned i!M!ut Xavier's size. :-~'They're really tall at :it'ie~ posi~ion," .he said. :"We ve got to do a great job .. ~ Osborne • • ' from PageBl ' :SEOAL's second division only seven times during tb.e flast · 40 years. Under · 'Osborne. GAHS has won ::14 sectionals, two district tournament crowns, and ,11~ared in the regionals ·lwtce. The Blue Devils b.ave been district runner-up four .:times and a district semifiilalist 21 times. Osborne has llecn named SEOAL and ~trict basketball coach of l)le year 12 times. •· Besides coaching basket~1. Osborne has spent 22 ~~ars as a tennis coach '(with three SEOAL .aowns), 11 years as a base:ball c.o ach, recording more than 100 wins witb. a district :nt'nner-up effort in 1971. 'and coached a Blue Devil ·g olf match in the state golf tournament in the early '2000s. He was an assistant :coach of the track and field telll!l when GAHS won the 1970 SEOAL title . Durin'g his teaching ~ateer at GAHS. Osborne has taught physical education. health and general sci-$lce and driver's edu~:ation. :Known around southern Ohio as "Coach Oz" or "The Wizard," Osborne has eoacbed in the Ohio NorthSOuth. All-Star game. OhioKentucky and Olto-West . Virginia All-Star games. ·S outhern approves of bolting them oot and 110t giving them second~ance rtuni.ties." ~ is rested aftet playing just two games siDi:e losing to west Vuginia in the first round of the Big East tour- . nament on March t2. So . any bruise& from the- battering the Panthets took against Big East teams should be heal~ by now. "'ur practiCes are very intense, very tough. Gu]!s lea11e bleeding most of the times just from drills we run. And it gets yQII ready for the games.~ Fields said. "DeJuan bad a little fall the last game. but be's fine. So everybody is good." . fields IS the fates! p!lint guard to exceJ at Pitt. His assists-to-turnover ratio is second• best in the ·nation. He recently passed Brandin Knight for most assists in one season at the school. In folll'lh pla£e on that list? The cunent coach of Xavier. who played at Pitt from 1987 through 1992. "Coach did play there. everybody knows that," Raymond said. "It's the elephant in the room. But we •re just going to focus on trying to do our best and play at the highest lev_el." Even if tbey •re not m one of the highest-rated conferences simply because they're not in a BCS football league. "To me, it'& so much more about your program tban the name on tbe front of your jersey and what you stand for than whether you're. .i n this conferenc.e or tbat conference ... Miller said. "And l think college football and college bas.ketball are completely different when it comes to that." · Osborne has been a bighty sought-after speaker on both bas.ketball and his philosophy of life . A two-sport MVP (basketball and baseball) and an athletic hall of fame member of Geneva High School and Wittenberg Univeni!JI. he led his American Legion team (Ashtabula Rubber) to a. state championship as a pitcher and Wittenberg to a Division ll regional title. It will be Osborne's second state award.lD 2003, be was recipient of the OHSAA's Sportsman~~~· Ethics and Integri!JI ( ) Award. Osborne has · served as president of the District 13 Coaches Basketball Association. which started with 13 members and now has more than 300 in a district that bas the smallest number of schools in the state. Osborne is also a charter member of the GAHS Athletic Hall of Fame committee. Both committees are active in generating scholarship money for worthy student athletes. The 2009 ceremony is scheduled for Salurday. Marc!t 28.· before the Division II state finals contest. Osborne und his wife Jennifer reside in Gallipolis. They have two grown children, and two grandchildren . . -·" u grad list SSeRGENTOMYOAILYSENT\NEL.COM RAClNE - At its most tbe Southern local Board of Education approved the list ofgraduating seniors that mak.e up the class of 2JJ09. 1:\Jat list. in no particular order. is as follows: Tara Lacey Arnott_ Tosha !!rene Jones. :Zachary Gage Ash. Jerry Edward Justis. Ryan Lam Beegle. Steven !Douglas loane. Ryan Lee Beegle. Ryan Weslie Lunsford. Laura Ann Rashell Boso. B.rittney Job.n Jayde Meldau , Christopher Brauer. James Nathantel Moss. Bradliioy 1oseph Brown. Kara Nichole Myers. Taylor Naslt Burge. Chelsea Ann Pape. James Alex.ander Carnahan. Samantha Jane f>',ltterson, Merri Kathleen Collilts. Eric Wayne Perry. Kevin Lemuet Coppick. Jordan Douglas Pickens. Tiffanie; Nacheal Deem . Thomas Charles Justin Porter. Beau Royce .Diddk, Paul James Powell. luke Nathaniel Dillard. April · Nicol~ Richards, Marvin Nelson Eddy IlL Bobbi lee Rift1e. Michael H. Flinn. Robert Weston Roberts. Brody Everett Flint,. Zachary Wayne Signum. Kyle Levi Goode. Je'fma Lei~h Simpson. Bryan Scott Harris, Jaime re~entmeeting ·OBnuARIES • Cllllin"' gJan semtanc:ed in lllldarla. school! pklt. ·~ SeeP-.Al ;. A HliJI1gef For More. See . . AS • local. E'Jents. . . .~,..-- with . See PIIJtA6 R' Plusesee~AS • Good NeNs Baptist 'a<k:6 part-time yauth minister. See fllee A6 Minimal relationship found between CS, birth complications ' 1 . ,, WEA111ER BY BRIAN J. REED BREED@MYDAILYSENTINEL COM . . Nelsonville Bypass project.receives stimulus funds Bv BRIAN J. REED · BREED@MYOAILYSENTINeL.COM A3 l ....._< 1 ' \ . ~' I ) I I I I I ~ . I _.:...._ ________ .• I· I •I I t . ~ I CIEVIIlET -- ' I ' t 1 . 1 ' : BUICK ' ' ..., I I ___ c..__ __ _ _ _ __ ,, ''- ~ I 1 ! I 'I I • ..., ' I 1 I ' .I PO.N TIAC' Classifieds · Comics Effitorials . ~aith NASCAR Obituaries ... Sports ~eat her B3-4 NELSONVILLE Federal stimulus funds will allow the Ohio Department of Transportation to expedite construction on the fmal 1wo phases of the three-phased Nelsonville Bypass. ·ODOT will have ac~-ess to Bs .$.15(} · A2 million ·in stimulus fWlds to complete the fmal !)base of the "Capital A A -. torridor" connecting .._ 6 Colwnbus and Charleston. 86 W.Va. That corridor also includes the Ravens wood A3 Connector and Atb.ensB Section Dd!Win projecl on U.s. 33 in Meigs CoWity, as well as tb.e bypass of LW1Caster. ttll of which havt" been completed. The first phase of this new four-lane rotrdwuy car· 'tying U.S. 33 between the cities of Nelsonville uml Logan began last year. • Under previous planning. A3 · tlteseTtnal two phases were not scheduled 10 l!legin until after 2012 .. "The increase in funds will accelerate the ~roj.ecfs <.·ompletion and wtll save the state of Ohio money in long term:· said Stat<' Rep . Debbie Phillips, D-Athens . "ODOT officials estimate savings could reaclt as. much as $40 million over lbe life of tb.e project." The NeJsonville project is one of 149 p.rojeets in Ob.io l'unded through the stimtllus. appropriation. Those projects are designed to create . over 21.000 jobs, Govern01 Ted Strickland said. "We have identified projects that will put lh\lUstmds of Obioa~~s to work quickly ... Strickland said . ''B\It to make the best use of these resources, we must also leverage them to create tomorrow's opportlUiities ." "ln . uddition to distributing the federal transporta- · tion stimulus resoum:s broadly to provide Ohioans in every region with an oppor1tmity to participate in lhe econo~mc recQvery,. we are also targeting . funds to develop unique regional economi•· assets.'" "Doing so will strengthen . the state's infr<~.Structure systell\ while also lx.Jlstering eachregion'seconomic vitttl· ity in immel!Slll1lble ways." Federal trans{X>rtation stimulus funds torahng $n4 milli011 will be spent in near· ly e:very Ohio C01J11ty. In Meigs County. ODOT will spend $.815,000 lor improve' ments to Ohio 7 under the federal funding package. When combined with Re•:overy Act funds al!O<.:ated rmuer Ohill 's Rum! Transit Program. stimulus investments will be nmde in . 87 of Ohio's 88 counties. ODOT will invest $603.5 million into 113 roadway projects . Of tho,...- 113 pro· jects. $242.~ million is dedicated to 30 bridge projects . and $360.6 million 'Ill 83 p<wement proj~cts. Und~r th~ R~~.·overv A.:t. 50 p•m·ent of the ~tat.: ·s lr::msportation stimulus funds must be obligated and a:;signed to specific projt'L'b by June :?.9 . The rem<tinitlg amount must be obligated and tlSsignt.>d to specifi.: projects by Mtm:h 1. '2010 . State Senator Jimmy Stewart. R-Aiban~. s&d the Nels011ville project has been a priority in the legis-lature. "Throughout the transpOrtatiou bltdget pnx:ess. 1 have beell vocal about tbe importance of the Nelsonville Bypass to the future . of Sotttheast Ohio's t'COnomy and h'tve worktxl with the Strkk.kmd Administration. offiduls at tho:- Ohio 0e(l<utmentofTransprn1ation and mv fdll'w k·\:islulol'$ to • Pl••s• see ay,.ss. AS P.<\RKERSBURG. W.Va. - "We<tk. relationships" b~tween exposure to CS <md pregnan,·y <'Omplications and birth defects have been. · identified by the C8 Health PaneL but it is not believed that C8 cause> mis.·arriage. premature birth> c>r low bit1h wei~ht The 'so: i~JKe Pant.'L fDnned tll d~t<'nnine if there is a link. bt·twt'en exposure ltl the <:hemic a! . <md any htunan disease. announced rt'sulls of <Ill :evaluation of the rd<ltil'nship bt·tween (8 and CSS in th.: blO<.xl and reprodUL'Iive heallh . The atl<llysi> is based on recem pregnanci.:s among Mid· Ohio valley residents who participated in the 200~· 2006 C8 Health Project. . A summary of tbe ·study hlls been tiled with tbe Wood County. W.Va. court as rt'lju irt'{l by senlement of a dass a,·timl lawsuit in ~004 . \\!omen who participated in 1he C8 Heahh Project were as~ed alx1ut e<~ch of tht·i r pre~;nam:ie>. indicating Pluses.. ca. AS � 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 03. March 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. 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