https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/7a70a299a2e6a5cb7aa3727e4006fa7e.pdf f7e939ed54037013bcf650814709182b PDF Text Text • • • -Page D6 • SwKiay TUIICS Sentinel .. Middleport • Pomaoy • Gallipolis. OH • Pt. Pleasant, WV Sunday. Man:h 29,2009 4 families_,S_tart Sixth graders finish · perfect season, A3 recovering from foreclosure, A6 Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio ' " t I ' I'- • \ ol. .> ~ - '" · ~~.; •'final Four is set. SeePage HI .' 2009 Buick LaCrosse c.,...., OVO Ployor. 119158. AWO, ll«kop MSRP Marks Dlsc-nt ....... ~~~~~H$ 39 P!WJ $46,455 55,000 5a,zso 205 2009 Chevy Silverado 2500 ~~~HisS23 I PRICE ~~~~mS2 3 PRI'.f . I MSilP 805 55,000 45 . -·· ~~~" 15 S37 I PRICE 5:1.500 9. ·2009 Chevy Equinox MSRP M•rks Discount Rebete 5~.500 "''"''-•IJullf)' ~ llmbi. 545,445 Marks Discount 119046. Auto.. Omtor, PW, Pllood<d. 119182. Roy. Cab, 4x4, UL VB, long Bed. sn,az5 54,800 525 f91l6. '"""""'""Colodion, 2009 Chevy 09111 . 4>.4, long Bed, liD Trailering Pl<g. MSRP M•rks Dlsc:-nt .Reb•t• . 2009 Cadillac CTS 1190Sl. t ..th<r, lood<d. CXl Onstor. MSRP 5Zli',30S Marks Discount SJ,SOO .....t. sa.ooo MSRP M•rks Discount· 5:18,715 54,500 5l,SOO ~~\His.S22 I PRICE ~~~:;s·19 . 715 PRICE.· 5:14,:190 S~,OOO I 29'a.-O . . 1191119. bt. Cob, 4a4. HOEFLICHOMYDAILYSENTINELCOM 5<t,800 54.000 4· 80 POMEROY - "A year of ups and downs" was how Beth Shaver. executive.. director of the Meigs County Council on Aging described the agency's finances in 20()8. A highlight for the stability of programs for Meigs County's senior citizens came with pw;sage of a one mill replacement and an additional .I mill levy last year. While 1the additional levy funds did not bt!ne· tit the agency last year. the increase in funding will impr~ve the financial .stabi lity beginmng this year, said Shaver. The dedication of staff members and volunteers in fund raising · projects and the contributions from individuals and businesses all contributed to the success of the pro·gram last year, according to director. 2009 Chevy Impala LS 119112. Auto., Power S.at PW, Pl Onstar. MSRP 5:1~,9:10 Marks Discount 5'1,000 50 ~~~:~~;·17 67''~·Zo PRICE . I ··our BY CHARLENE HOEFUCH 5~o.- ~~~HisS24 PRICE I .., , • """""~d.til~'··ntin.-l .,·um _. Local Center reports.. onprograms, progress 2009Chevy MSMarks Discount . . . . .t . . • Senior Center Week being observed SPORTS 2009 Bulclc Enclave CXL "0:"\ll .n. M.\KCII ;1o. :!tHI<I . staff has . demonstrated thei.r willingness to assure that the agency continues to meet our mission ." she added . "They gave an extra 1,125 hours to see that our fundmising was a Beth Shaver success." She commended the Board of Trustees and volunteers who also pitched in to help raise the extra dollars needed to keep the Center from ending the year with a deficit. An increased number of residents participated in services in 2008 and Shaver expects . that number to . increase again this year as the population ages and the programs expand. · Nutrition for ,the elderly is an Meigs Senior Cltlz•ns Center important part of _the role of the Council on Aging. Last year. according to the annual report. 15,585 meals were delivered to seniors who are homebound . while there was 7 218 meals served at the Center, · As for transportation service provided with three vans running tive days · ;~ week. to pick up people who Want to come to the Center. and to take seniors to medical appointments. shopping and other necessary errands, there were 2.934 transportation trips for 85 unduplicated riders last vear. Supportive servic-es offered .include tax preparation. insurance ussistance. bill paying and referral to appropriate agencies for assistance . Please see Center, AS Lunch • pncesto • at ra1se OBITUARIES 2009 Chevy Malibu 19097. lluto .. Air, PW, PL. Loaded. 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RACINE - "We can't forget about our patriots," Ewing Sons of the American Revolution Chapter President Jim Smith said. Remem~er the patriots was the assignment for seniors at -Southern High School who chose to partici. pate in· the SAR 's Knight Essay Contest. SHS senior Samantha Patterson's essay on Thomas Paine won not only the chapter award but was chosen as the top essay submitted in the state. . . . In addition to Paine, those students ·at SHS who took on the essay chal-lenge were Zach Ash, Jaime Warner, Brody Flint, Andrew Hoover, Bryan Harris, Chris Holter, JD Whittington. The students were treated to a reception and received certificates from the Ewing · SAR. Patterson will receive $75 and trophy from the ·Ewing SAR and $300 from the state society during a meeting held in Warner later this year. This is the second year the Ewing SAR locally sp"nsored the · essay· contest. Smith said the implementation of the contest was successful due to student participation and last year's chapter winner taking fourth 10 the state and this . year's taking first place. Smith feel s its important that history continue to be stressed i~ the • • ·RACINE - Next year students and staff in the Southern Local School District wi II be paying more for their lunches after four · years of no pril·e increases on those lunches . Last week the Southern · Local School Board approved a 25 cent across the board increase on lutli:hcs for next year. Lunch prices for the 2009-10 school vear wi ll be $2 at the elemeniary school. $2 .25 at the high school and adult lunch prices \yill be $3.25. Board member Peggy Gibbs voted against the new prices. Southern Superintendent Tony Deem stressed no one wa nted tu raise lunch prices though prices on food continued to raise in the four yea rs si nl·c there had been . an increase. Deem called the inne,ise on the cosl of food "tremendous" on some items. so me of which increased 50 percent within the las( year alone. The food services fund is also operating in lhe 1~cd to the tune of around 515.000 with some of thi s debt attributed 10 the purchase of new .. ove1\s, accordi ng to Deem. Deem also said in order to c(wer the costs of operating the kitchen . the fund needs to bring in $ 1.057 .:<3 but on uvera!!.e br i tH! ~ in $650 a dav. Deem sai~l this 1ype of debt is what gol Southet:n in the poor financial shape il ended up in and >ome1 hii1g had lo b~ done. He said the object is to g~t the ·fuqJ servi.:es fund as dose to breaking ewn as possi ble 10 make it sdf sufficient. As . for the free breakfast program, Deem said that is .. bn:akin~ even... said the majority of t . theDeem district's 720 students are (l;l the free' lunch program Pictured are Southern High School Students and won't be affected. He Knight Essay Contest, front row (from left) Patterson, Jaime guessed a total of al least 400 Warner, JD Whittington, Brody Flint, Zach Ash. Second row (from left) Ryan lunches per day arc >e.rved in Lemley (teacher) , Andrew Hoover, Chris Holter. Not pictured Bryan Harris. the district. The district schools "because we ·are losing our traditional values, especially when it comes to the Revol·uuonary War. It is not being taught like it used to be. It seems to be taught less imd less .'' Locally the Ewing -SAR has 45 members and covers a geographical areas of Athens, Meigs and Gallia c Counties. Smith sai.d he . has approached Meigs and Eastern about participating in the contest but · so · ·far only Southern has responded. Still he hopes the essay contest will grow and wants to see 11 spread throughout Meigs County and beyond . receives government reim- bursement of $2.59 a lunch for stu<knts who rece i1 e free lunch while il gels ~6 cents per lunch from the government for those that pay. For . students on reduced lunch. the government reimburses the district $2. 19 per lunch, according to Deem . .. . �• PageA2 SCHOOL .'The Daily Sentinel BYTHEBEND Sixth graders finish perfect season Moaday, Manih 30, 2009 Meigs Local releases honor roDs POMEROY - Honor Crane. Hannah Cremeans, Bryanna McGuire, Morgan rolls for·the three schools in Amber Davidson, David Michael, Tyler Mitchell. the Meigs Local School Davis. Brandon Gilkey, Thelma Morgan. Kaitlynn District for the past nine Cheyenne Gorselene. Newland. McK'enzie week grading period have Manssa Hall. Orville Hill. Oblinger. Mariah been released by Mitchell Howard. Kelsy Pennington. Kay ley Pierce, Superintendent William Hudson. Katelyn Hysell. Nevada Qualls. James Haley Kennedy,. Anthony Scherfel, Greg Sheets, Buckley. Making the honor roll are Kopec. Nathan McClintDCk. Ari;mn Sizemore . Lauren students who achieved a. B Kelton McCloud. Bethany Stewart, Bryce Swatzel, or above in all their sub- Mitcho!ll, Kerri Moon. Destiny Vining. Madison Daylen Neece, Sydney Wood. jeers. They are as foUows: Zach Young. Noland. Lindsay Patterson. J December Zeigler. Wesley Patterson, Ty Grade 4 - Layne Acree. Me~ Phelps. Anna Reynolds. Grant Adams , Katlynn Robert Rice. Hailey Roush. Allman, Tyler Billingsley. School Angel Sanders. Sean Shinn. Taylor Boggs. Sky Brown. ' Smallwood, · Amelia Campbell, Grant frubman Alison Matthew VanMatre. Canady. Cory Caruthers, · Brown. · Olivia Cleek, Mikayla Kourtney Viars, Brendan Amanda Cole, Dakota Charles Crow. Michael Vickers, Meloney Victory, Connolly, Xavier Cooper, Davis. Tiffany Francis. Emal~ Glass, Cody Victoria Walker, Ausitn Sardh Curl, Abbigaile Hanning, Marlee Hoffman. Ward, Issac Watson. Kacie Dailey. Dannett Davis, Dillon. Aaron Melissa Johnson , Amelia Welsh. Austin. Wolfe, and Kylie Collen Young. Dunham; Madison Dyer, · King, Steven Mahr, . Seventh gr.ade Abby Eads, Alishia Foster, Kassandra Mullins, DiJuan Robinson. Jennifer Morgan Barton, Jeffery Adrianna Goheen, Emily Robinson, Nathan Rothgeb, Bass, Breanne Bonnett, Graham, Parker Hag~y. Travis Tackett . Kimberly Casci, Olivia Allison Hatfield, Emily Sophomore - Alaine C01means. Dev)Ul Dugan, Helll)', Grace Herman, · Arnold, Cbelsey Arnold, Brittany Durst, Jarret D~t . Gracte Hoffman, Trae · Hannah Arnold. Shellie Bra4ley Helton. Abigail Hood, Morgan Houtz. Houser, Sara Klein·, Keaton Huffman. Lindsey · Bailey, Ashley Bateman- Brandon Mabr, Miranda Lee, Olivia Bevan, Manley, Morgan Mamati, Jenkins. Counney Jones. Cameron Bolin. Brianna Joshua Myers , Trenton Hannah Kennedy. Jared Kennedy, Alex is . King, Buffington. Suretta Cade, Hannah Cleek, Frederick Prater, Morgan Russell, Megan King, Gage Larkins, Samantha Spires, Carolann Morgan Lodwick, Dillon Crow, Nichole .Davis. Stewart, Anthony Vance, Mahr, Makya Milhoan. · Charles Harrison. Angela Kyle Vanmeter. Alexis Moon. Danielle Keesee, Teirsa Kopczinsky, Walker. Tara Gabrielle Walzer- Morris,. Elena Musser, Jonathan McCarthy, Kuharic, Morgan Wayland, Karlee Norton: Brendan Shannon Mclaughlin, and Darrin Will. Nuscis, Dillyn Ohlinger, Katey Panerson . . Garrett Eighth grade - Braden Devyn Raeline Riffle. Kasey Roush, Baker, Shauna llare. Reeves . Oliver. Faith Reitmire. Brenton Southern, Connor Bradley Campbell, Swartz, Tanner Tackett. Capehart. MatthewSavanna Casci. Mariah Reynolds. Jake Shannon Walzer-Kuharic. Vanessa Crane. Alyssa R.oush, Keynath Rowe, Kara Welch Cremeans Brittany Kayla Rowler- Meyana Junior - Tyler Andrews. Cremeans.' Joshua Dunham, · Say amongkhun. Tyler ~ayla Bachtel, Lauren William M Duvall, Megan Shull. K. J. Tracy ,Crystal Barnes, Charity Bartbelmas, Dyer, Haley English, Codey' Unbankes. Mat! · Vance, Jan Bullington, Kelsey Fink, Kacy Fink, Delilah Kevm VanMeter, . Dylan Burton, Chelsey Davis, Fish Erika Fox Merdacies Weaver, Tyler Wtlhams , Megan Dunfee, Travis Geo;ge. Karhe Hall. Hanna Young~ Gage :zi:kle. Dunham, Jacob Dunn. Hannah · King, Cynthia · Grade 5 - Tyler Ftelds, Darby Gilmore, Ashley Large, Anthony McCollum, · Sadte Foo, ~van Georg~, Good, Cody Hill, Heidi Kirsten McGuire, Austin Mtranda Gtlhlan, Macenzte Johnson , Scott Kennedy, McKinney Jessi Meadows Hayes, 'Alexandra Bobby King , Annisha Tyler Pabon , Shawnell~ Houdashelt •. Jackie Jordan, Kopec, Michael Laudermilt, Patterson , ~ache! Payne, Wyatt · Kmg, Brayden Holly Martinez , Jordan Emma Perrin Tess Phdps Kopec , Jake Kom, Colton Myers, Ariel Nitz, Ashlee Keana . Robi~son Kiesh~ Lilly, Dustin McGhee, Reynolds, Cayla Taylor, Rowe, Ashleigh' Sayre, Collin Neutzling, Adriahna Julie Tillis, Kenzie Shuler, Maggie Patterson, Lara Perno, . Senior - Mirko .Amico, Smith, Bethany Spaun, KelSII! Powell. Chase Jamie Bailey, Ashley Bell, Autumn Tackett, Madelyn · Scarberry, Cory Scarberry, Cecil Bolin. Crockett Crow, Thomas McKenzie Kalynn Seymour, Cody Chelsea Davis, Le' Anna Whobrey, and Haley Smith, Jaden Wolfe. Davis, Olivia Davis, Nichole WilL ' Kenneth Delong, Jennifer Fife, Amanda Gilkey, . Me~ Brandon Hanning, Amber Hockman, Lian Hoffman, Jessica Holliday, Matthew Hosken, Sarah Hubbard, Grade 3 - Will Aleshire, Amanda Larkins, Cara Isaiah Ash-Bullington, Lawless, Morgan lentes, Pai~e Atkins, Donna Ashley Life, Jahnna Lydic, Atkmson, Alex Booth, .Courtney Mayes, Mason Robin Boyer, Lane Metts, Alexandria Cullums, Shelbi Dailey, Patterson, Erin Perkins, Olivia Davis, Paige Deaney, Sarah Pullins, Ripley Andrew Douglas, Mica · Raubenolt, Calee Reeves, Drehel, Trenton Durst, . Jessamyn Reynolds, l'avran Garnes, Mariah Amoretle Salser, Kelsey Haley, Aubrey Hart, Devon Sauters, .Chelsea Hawley. Cameron ·Smallwood, Megan Smith. Hendncks, Madison Devan Soulsby, Kimberly Hendricks, Cole Hoffman, Swisher, Ernie Welsh, Kaleb Honaker, Devin · Briana Willis, Catie Wolfe Humphreys, Peyton Humphreys, Hayden Hysell, Jenna Jordan. Sydney Kennedy, Rachel Kesterson, Makayla Kimes, Nathaniel · Landers, Steven Sixth grade - Brook Laudermilt, Kyle Lawson, Andrus, Andramilda Amott, Raymond Lawson , Abby McKayla Barrett, Destinee Litchfield, Bradley Logan, Blackwell, Sariah Brinker. Bowen Matson, Isabella Brittany Cochran, Amanda McDimiel, Theo McElroy, a .Daily Sefttinel ·, . High . ..,photo gifts of' your f'avorite photos there too. ~•~• POMEROY - Plans for digestive systems in sheep. inspection as well as the The article indicated that baking contest to be held at sheep belch up too much the May meeting were dis- methane gas for the envicussed at a recent meeting ronment. of Hemlock Grange . Kim Roniine reminded Rosalie Story conducted members that· cookbooks the meetin& with · Roy are still for sale at $12 at Grueser, legtslative chair- Dan's Clothing, Holzer man reported on an article Urgent Care; Fabric Shop or he read in .the Wall Street from any grange member. Journal concerning research He.mlock grange will not geared to changing the meet in June since members l'kppy Easter Lo~. 1\1\::)m &.. Dad ~m---------------­ .Community Calendar Add~ss~------------------------------- • O'BLENESS. HEALTH SYSTEM 55 Hosptal Dr. ·A then• Olin 4S70i • (740) 593-55\t www.OblenessHealthSystem.org Dr. Katherine Able • Dt. Imitiaz Ahmed • Dr. Anjali Ambekar • Dr. Roger Anderson • Dr. john Auseon • Dr. Hafiz Ayub. Dr. Bruce Banlas • Dr. Linda Barnhart • Dr. Allison Batchelor • Dr. ·)e1frey Benseler • Dr. Kathleen Bertuna • Dr. Up tal Bhanja • Dr. Charles Botti • Dr. :rhamas Brarides • Dr. Jane Broecker • Dr. John Brose • Dr. David Brown • Dr. Lance Broy. Dr. Ward Buster • Dr. Paul Cadamagnanl • Dr. Dennis Calnan • Dr. Shannon . Campbell . • Dr. Steven Citrin Jr. • Dr. Wayne Carlsen • Dr.). Jack Chan • Dr. )alaj Chandna • Dr. Anthony Chapekis · • Dr. Craig Chappell • Dr. George Chen • Dr. Elina Chemyak • Dr. ')bomas Clark • Dr. Michael Clark • Dr. Steven·Clay .; Dr. Andrea CleJ!l • Dr. Maureen Clothier • Dr. Catherine Coats • Dr. Ge~tha Conjeevaram . Dr. Imber Coppinger • Dr. Gary Cordingley • Dr. Susan· Grapes • Dr. Erin Dari9J!O • Dr. Daniel Dickriede. • Dr. .Craig Dodrill '• Dr. Laura Dollison • Dr. Earl Driggs • Dr. David Drozek' • Dr. Krista Duval • Dr. David Eland • Dr. james Foglesong • Dr. Melinda Ford • Dr. Todd Fredricks • Dr. )ames Gaskell • ·Dr. )en-Tzer Gau • Dr. Peter George • Dr. 1homas Goodlive • Dr. Leah Goodson • Dr. Robert Gotfried • Dr. Aruna Gowda • Dr. john Green • Dr. Karanvir Grewal • Dr: Kenneth Hamb7· , Dr. Timothy Hogan • Dr. Robert Holm Jr. • Dr. joseph Holte! , Dr. jerome Homish • Dr. Douglas Hunter • Dr. Rebecca Huston , Dr. Srutt )enkiiJSon·· ·Dr. S.V. Kadim • Dr. Nathan Kander, Dr. Seth Kearney • Dr. Katherine Kiger. Dr. Seymour Kiistein. Dr. Darryl Koop • (Jr. Katherine Kropf • Dr. Melissa Knutson, Dr. joseph Lawlor • Dr. Susan Lawrence . Dr. Margaret Lionberger. Dr. john MacLaurin • Dr. Tracy Marx. Dr. Tarvinder Matharu. Dr. joseph Mayo • Dr,_Jetfrey McAdoo. Dr. Cynthia McGowan • Dr. Christopher Meyer • Dr. Dorinda Midwood • Dr. Steven Miller • Dr. Gwendolyn Mille sen. Dr. Timtlthv Monroe. Dr. Karen Montgomery-Reagan • Dr. )ames Munte~n , Dr. Dawn Murray~ Dr. john Murrey • Dr. Andrew Murry • Dr. Wayne Myles • Dr. Travis Neely • Dr. Neal Nesbitt. Dr. Kayode Ojedele • Dr. john Ortm~n • Dr. Halesh Patel • Dr. Holly P.atton • Dr. · William Platt • Dr. Megan Porter ·Dr.1'•ny• Porter, Dr.. Lenard . Pres111ti • Dr. U.M. Raju. Dr. Mark Rakowsky. Dr. Jack Ramey ' • Dr. C.G. Reddy • Dr. Yeshwant Reddy • Dr. jean Rettos • Dr. · David Richards • Qr. An10ny Roberts • Dr. Eduardo Robles • · Dr. Will Rosenberg • Dr. Linda Ross • Dr. Mark Rotlulein. Dr. Gerald Rubin • Dr. Christopher Ryckman. Dr. Dawn Sammons , • Dr. james Sammons )r. • Dr. Ramona Sarsama Nixon , Dr. Shakir Sarwa! • Dr. Edward Schreck • Dr. Frank Schwartz • Dr. , Mutbia Shanmugham • Dr. jared Sheets • Dr.)ay Shubrook Jr.. • Dr. Mitchell Silver • Dr. Christopher Simpson • Dr. Martha . Simpson , Dr. Roopa,SrikaJ\tiah • Dr. Se.1n Stephenson • Dr. , David Stroh • Dr. Enri\a Tan • Dr: Linda Tome • Dr.·Michael . Tome • Dr. john Thgaoen • Dr. Edward Umlauf. Dr. Stephen Voto • Dr. Nicole Wadswqrtb • Dr. Stevan Walkowski • Dr. Stacey Waller • Dr. Andrew Wapner • Dr. Aaron Willimns. Dr. · Lori Woollson-Rutter • Dr. Anna Wright • Dr. Ash a Yellamraju Public meetings Monday, March 30 • POMEROY ~ .Veterdns .Service Commission. 9 a.m .. 117 Memorial Dr. · Thesday, March 31 PORTLAND The Lebanon Township -Trustees. 7 p.m. at the : t<,>wnship building. : Cemetery cteanup to : begin. Remove decora· tions · Wednesday, Aprill PAGEVILLE - Scipio :Township Trustees. regular 6:30 · p.m ., : meeting. . Pagevtlle Town Hall. Thursday,Aprit2 · • SYRACUSE - Syracuse · Village Council. 7 p.m. at : village hall. · : POMEROY - Meigs · County Boan.l of Health. 5 : p.m.. conference room, : Meigs County Heulth : Department. Phone# ___~-----------------------Adi MJ st Be Pre paid ctors'· octors' . ""'*' . • on will ·be going to Racine ies official name "Oreo" was Grange on June 4. established. In l975 double Bill ·Radford and Don stuff oreos were created, and Cullums were reported ill. are cilrrently manufactured Romine, lecturer, had a by the Nabisco Division of program on oreo cookies Kraft Foods. There are over noting they were introdoced · 15 varieties of oreos, accordin American in 1908 as the ing to Romine who di~trib­ hydrox cookie. In 1912 the uted seven varieties of oreo~ very first baby oreo was to the members . born and became the number The April meeting will .be one selling cookie in preceded by a 6:30 p.m. America. In 1913 the cook- spaghetti supper. ' '!bur Name - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - · Southern High . School honor roll · www.mydallysentinel.com You can order reprints and. Submllmd (jrangers plan for · Rodgers Child~ Name·-----------~--- Meigs Middle School . To .see more newsphotos from our photographers go to . ' Mail to or Q' op off allhe Daily Sentinel 111 Court street, Pomero~ atio 45169 Intermediate RACINE ~ Southern High School has released its honor roll for the third nine weeks grading period. · Seniors, all A's, Merri Collins, Chris Holter, Drew Hoover, Emma Hunter, Tosha Jones, Chelsea Pape , Weston Roberts, Jaime Warner: A and B, Ryan Lam Bee~le, Rashell Boso, Tiffanie Deem, Michael Flinn, Brody Fhnt, Kyle Goode. Alex Hawley. Brittany Meldau, Samantha Patterson. Paul Powell, JD Whittington. Juniors, all A's, Cyle Rees, Dustin Sals.er, Breanna Taylor, Lynzee Tucker, Katie Woods; A and B, Chelsey Arms, James Evans, Kris Kleski, Michael Manuel, Jonathan Powell, Stephanie Shamblin, Dustin Smeck, Ashley Walker. ' Sophomores, all A's, Dl)niel Jones, Zachary Manuel; A and B, Stephanie Berryman. Eric Cundiff. Trevor Flint. . Joey Forester, Tyler Goble, Bobbi Harris, John Holsinger. :- Charley Pyles, Ant~ony S~urgeon, Breannll Taylor. . Freshmen, all As; Emtly Ash, Emtly M<~rmel, Morgan :. McMillan, Emma Po)>Vell , Hope Teaford, Courtney Thonias; A and B, Andrew Ginther, Amber Hayman, Chelsea Holter. Miranda Holter. Clayton Moore, Jessica Riffle, Abbie Williams. · . The Racme Southern Stxth .Grade Boys Basketball Tea".ls recently won first place in the Mason I Meigs County· league to.urnament. The team also ftmshed the year undefeated 1n league play. Pictured in the front row (from left) Derek Ledford, Jesse ConnoUy, Brayden Eastham, Bradley McCoy, Jacob Hoback, Brandon Sowders; back row (from left) Coach John Hoback, Dev1n Weddle, Ryan Schenkelberg, Kevin Perry, Ryan Billingsley. Andy FISher. Tristan Wolfe, Tanner Roush, Coach Danny Terezopalous. . · . Size l:d Person~ ad daf£ Sm., Wed. Moaday, Man:h 30, 2.009 ANNIE'S MAILBOX Lucky to have aunt ·in their corner BY KAnw MtetiELL ~ 12,2000 PageA3 _The Daily Sentinel Friday, April 3 POMEROY - Meigs County PERl #74, regular meeting , l p.m., Mulberry · Community Center. Doug ' Monday, Mardi 30 Lavender speaking on 911 POMEROY - Oh-Kan Coin Club. regular meeting. in Meigs County. , Saturday, April 4 7 pm .. Pomeroy Library. SALEM CENTER Star Meeting and auction. Grange #778 and Star Thesday,March31 : POMEROY - Alcohol JuniorGrange #878 meel in session with Server Kno\Yiedge (ASK) regular potluck supper at 6:30 . training. 10 a.m. · noon. Pomeroy Library, classes p.m. , followed by meeting are free to vendors. call at 7:30p.m. 949-2611 ext. 2112for info. Wednesday, April 1 POMEROY The Middleport Literary Club Monday, March 30 will meet at 2 p.m. at the . SYRACUSE - Revival Pomeroy Librury. The book services at Syracuse · "l-ittle Heathens" by Community Church. 7 p.m., Mildred Kalish will be through Saturday. reviewed by Marlene Kuhn. Evangelist Markco Pritt will Dana. Kessinger will be be the guest speaker. Joe hostess. There will be a McCloud . Miranda book exchange among the Hawbaker, Voices of Faith. members. Earthen Vessels, Bill Clubs and organizationS ChiJrch events Carney, Two ·for Jesus will be singi~g throughout the week. · Saturday, April 4 MIDDLEPORT Gospel sing. 7 p.m., Middleport Nazarene Church. New Prophets Quartet. The Dollys and BriGle, Evelyn Roush Family and others. Birthdays Friday, Apri13 RACINE - Eva Mae Christian wi II dbserve her 90th birthday on April 3. Cards may be sent to her at Box 827. Racine, Ohio 45771. Sunday, April 5 POMEROY - Elva Dean Barnitz will observe her 90th birthday on April 5. Cards mar be sent to her at 1628 · Lmcoln . Heights. Pomeroy. Ohio 45769. bors. leash laws in the cemetery allow respect for AND IIAAcY SIJGAR others, including those who Dear Allllie: My best have passed . on. friend. ''Jayne.~ is also my fl'IISU'ated ia II!Qoois former sister-in-law. She Deu Frustrated: and my brother divorced SUiprisingly. some people several years ago . My consider cemeteries to be brother has limited ..:ontact large parks and the ~ves with their children, but r are incidental. But as tn any have remained close to all puplic area. dog droppings should be cleaned up by the of them. A few years ago, Jayne owners. Does the cemetery remarried. Lately. I have have a policy on allowing noticed my oldest niece has animals on the grounds? Is become withdrawn. She there a caretaker? If so. fmall~ told me that she and enlist pis or her . help in her stblings are miserable. keeping the area respectfulTheir stepfather beats. criti- ly maintained. cizes and berates them. She Dear Anaie: "Remember said her mother stands by Back When in Warren. an<! does nothing. r don't Ohio" objected to pregnant believe they are being sex.u- · women showing their belally abused. but I am furious lies. You have got to be at the mental and physical t.iddi.ng with your response abuse they are enduring. · that "the pregnant body i;, I worry that if I say any- nothing to be ashamed of or thing to Jayne it will only bidden." make matters worse for the The rest of us don't want children . I also fear ber bus- to look . at naked bodies. band will convince her not Appropriat;; apparel should to allow me to see the kids, always be worn in public. and ·t don't lrnow how l Do you appreciate when an . would bear that. Please obese person wears spanhelp. - Just the Aunt dex.'? When someone who .Dear AIUit: Those chil- looks anorexic sports a haldren are lucky to have you ter top and short shorts? ff a in their corner. Contact the man with a beer belly and Childhelp National Child hairy chest giles without a Abuse. 'Hotline shirt? A yoUilg child in a (childhelp.org) .at 1-800-4- pool naked? If the body is A:CHILD ( 1-800-422- nothing to be ashamed of, 4453) today. All calls are why don't we just lhe in anonymous and confidential one big nudist colony? · and will be investigated by These are all normal boda wofessional. · ies, but that doesn't mean Meanwhile. stay close to we should have to look at Jayne not only to keep an what should be saved for · eye on those kids, but to be their · significant . others. a source of support if and . Sometimes leaving somewhen she needs you. thing to the imagination Dear Annie: My husband can be a good thing. and I live near a cemetery. Tired of Explaining It to Despite the fact that we My Yoli!J Son . . have doggie parks and a Dear Tired: "Warren's'' citywide leash law, people main objection was preglike to use the cemetery to nl!nt women who wear let their dogs run. Animal tight clothing. You've control will leave a notice added those who are at the offender's home if obese. anorexic and hairy, you know the address. but and naked toddlers. We otherwise cannot do any- agree that people should thing unless they catch dress appropriately when them in the act. in public. but we are not l have relatives buried in going to get bent out of !)lat cemetery and resent the sha~e . with people who tdea of dogs leavmg theu don t hve up to your beau~ deposits on graveslles. I ty standards. Get real. have a dog, but never let it Annie's Mailbox is writloose like that. Also, I was ten by Kalh.y Mitchell and once near!~ attacked by a Man:y Sugar, longtime edi· pit bull• while absorbing the tors .o f the Ann Landers peace and quiet cemeteries column. Please e-mail your provide. I have reminded questions to anniesmailpeople of the law. but that boxcomcast.net, or write piece of information is not to: Annie's Mailbox, P.O. received well. Now I no Box 118190, Chicago, JL longer walk in the cemetery 60611. To find out mort except to visit my relatives' about Annie's Mailbox, · ·and read features by other graves. I don't understand the Creators Syndicate writers "I'm above the law" attitude and cartoonists, visit the these people have. II does Creators Syndicate Web not make for. good neigh- page at www.cnators.com. O'Bieness to offer childbirth class I I I ATHENS Expectant . -mother.; tuld their birth coach.. es or compamons . are encour: aged to attend O'Bleness Memorial Hospital's child• binh class Sunday. April 5 : from 2 to 6 p.m. in the lower · level room 010. · . . First-time parents, as well •<ts experien..:ed parents. will • team what's new in mater:: nity care. Expectant parents · will itlso learn the stages of. ; labor and delivery and what • to expect hefore and after . the baby is born. · The class focuses on · breathing and relaxation techniques as well as other pain-relief options. The class also provides information about hospital rrocedures and variations o labor. An introduction to the maternity services at O'Sleness will include a tour of · the O'Bleness Birth Center. The cluss is free of charge and will be held six times on alternating months this yeurc For more information or to register, call the o· Bleness Birth Center at (740) 592-9275. ·. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - · ~ Sonshine Circle makes donations. . RACINE - Donations It was noted tbitt Ruth : were nia(te to the Meigs Simpson and Wilma Smith · County Council on Aging made 12 school bags to be ·: and its Meal s on Wheels sent to the Conference in : program by the Sonshine May. The Easter potluck : Circle at a recent meeting was announced for April 16 • held at the Dorc<~s Bethany and the mother-daughter dinner money is to be : Church. · : - Kathryn Han conducted turned in by April 15 to : the meet in~ which opened Jackie White. Members sang the birth· with devotions and prayer : by Evelyn Foreman . day song to Ann Zirkle. :Officers gave reports and . Lillian Hayman. and Ruth : thank you notes were read Simpson. Lettie Profitt and • from individuals. · God 's Jo See had the program and ~ NET <~nd The Maples. Edie refreshments . Foreman had :- Hubbard sent out.-20 ·cm'ds prayer for the offering and • and 75 others were signed refreshments . N~xtmeeting : to be mailed. Easter cards · will be held on April 9 at : were donated by Mattie the Dorcas Bethany Church at 7 p.m. : Beegle . . A HUGE THANKS TO ALL OF OUR DEDICATED DOCTORS. For nearly one hundred years, Holzer Health Systems has provided cutting~ge healthcare technology for the communities thai we serve. Providing services that are usually only avatlable at larger metropolitan hospitals, Holzer Health Systems is dedicated to improving the health and well-being of tile patients that we see every day. But none of this would be possible without the talented, canng physicians that . . . comprise our medtcal staff. Our physicians ulilite their extraordinary skiHs and compassion for people lo provide the highest quality care to every patient. www.holzerorg - .. �• PageA2 SCHOOL .'The Daily Sentinel BYTHEBEND Sixth graders finish perfect season Moaday, Manih 30, 2009 Meigs Local releases honor roDs POMEROY - Honor Crane. Hannah Cremeans, Bryanna McGuire, Morgan rolls for·the three schools in Amber Davidson, David Michael, Tyler Mitchell. the Meigs Local School Davis. Brandon Gilkey, Thelma Morgan. Kaitlynn District for the past nine Cheyenne Gorselene. Newland. McK'enzie week grading period have Manssa Hall. Orville Hill. Oblinger. Mariah been released by Mitchell Howard. Kelsy Pennington. Kay ley Pierce, Superintendent William Hudson. Katelyn Hysell. Nevada Qualls. James Haley Kennedy,. Anthony Scherfel, Greg Sheets, Buckley. Making the honor roll are Kopec. Nathan McClintDCk. Ari;mn Sizemore . Lauren students who achieved a. B Kelton McCloud. Bethany Stewart, Bryce Swatzel, or above in all their sub- Mitcho!ll, Kerri Moon. Destiny Vining. Madison Daylen Neece, Sydney Wood. jeers. They are as foUows: Zach Young. Noland. Lindsay Patterson. J December Zeigler. Wesley Patterson, Ty Grade 4 - Layne Acree. Me~ Phelps. Anna Reynolds. Grant Adams , Katlynn Robert Rice. Hailey Roush. Allman, Tyler Billingsley. School Angel Sanders. Sean Shinn. Taylor Boggs. Sky Brown. ' Smallwood, · Amelia Campbell, Grant frubman Alison Matthew VanMatre. Canady. Cory Caruthers, · Brown. · Olivia Cleek, Mikayla Kourtney Viars, Brendan Amanda Cole, Dakota Charles Crow. Michael Vickers, Meloney Victory, Connolly, Xavier Cooper, Davis. Tiffany Francis. Emal~ Glass, Cody Victoria Walker, Ausitn Sardh Curl, Abbigaile Hanning, Marlee Hoffman. Ward, Issac Watson. Kacie Dailey. Dannett Davis, Dillon. Aaron Melissa Johnson , Amelia Welsh. Austin. Wolfe, and Kylie Collen Young. Dunham; Madison Dyer, · King, Steven Mahr, . Seventh gr.ade Abby Eads, Alishia Foster, Kassandra Mullins, DiJuan Robinson. Jennifer Morgan Barton, Jeffery Adrianna Goheen, Emily Robinson, Nathan Rothgeb, Bass, Breanne Bonnett, Graham, Parker Hag~y. Travis Tackett . Kimberly Casci, Olivia Allison Hatfield, Emily Sophomore - Alaine C01means. Dev)Ul Dugan, Helll)', Grace Herman, · Arnold, Cbelsey Arnold, Brittany Durst, Jarret D~t . Gracte Hoffman, Trae · Hannah Arnold. Shellie Bra4ley Helton. Abigail Hood, Morgan Houtz. Houser, Sara Klein·, Keaton Huffman. Lindsey · Bailey, Ashley Bateman- Brandon Mabr, Miranda Lee, Olivia Bevan, Manley, Morgan Mamati, Jenkins. Counney Jones. Cameron Bolin. Brianna Joshua Myers , Trenton Hannah Kennedy. Jared Kennedy, Alex is . King, Buffington. Suretta Cade, Hannah Cleek, Frederick Prater, Morgan Russell, Megan King, Gage Larkins, Samantha Spires, Carolann Morgan Lodwick, Dillon Crow, Nichole .Davis. Stewart, Anthony Vance, Mahr, Makya Milhoan. · Charles Harrison. Angela Kyle Vanmeter. Alexis Moon. Danielle Keesee, Teirsa Kopczinsky, Walker. Tara Gabrielle Walzer- Morris,. Elena Musser, Jonathan McCarthy, Kuharic, Morgan Wayland, Karlee Norton: Brendan Shannon Mclaughlin, and Darrin Will. Nuscis, Dillyn Ohlinger, Katey Panerson . . Garrett Eighth grade - Braden Devyn Raeline Riffle. Kasey Roush, Baker, Shauna llare. Reeves . Oliver. Faith Reitmire. Brenton Southern, Connor Bradley Campbell, Swartz, Tanner Tackett. Capehart. MatthewSavanna Casci. Mariah Reynolds. Jake Shannon Walzer-Kuharic. Vanessa Crane. Alyssa R.oush, Keynath Rowe, Kara Welch Cremeans Brittany Kayla Rowler- Meyana Junior - Tyler Andrews. Cremeans.' Joshua Dunham, · Say amongkhun. Tyler ~ayla Bachtel, Lauren William M Duvall, Megan Shull. K. J. Tracy ,Crystal Barnes, Charity Bartbelmas, Dyer, Haley English, Codey' Unbankes. Mat! · Vance, Jan Bullington, Kelsey Fink, Kacy Fink, Delilah Kevm VanMeter, . Dylan Burton, Chelsey Davis, Fish Erika Fox Merdacies Weaver, Tyler Wtlhams , Megan Dunfee, Travis Geo;ge. Karhe Hall. Hanna Young~ Gage :zi:kle. Dunham, Jacob Dunn. Hannah · King, Cynthia · Grade 5 - Tyler Ftelds, Darby Gilmore, Ashley Large, Anthony McCollum, · Sadte Foo, ~van Georg~, Good, Cody Hill, Heidi Kirsten McGuire, Austin Mtranda Gtlhlan, Macenzte Johnson , Scott Kennedy, McKinney Jessi Meadows Hayes, 'Alexandra Bobby King , Annisha Tyler Pabon , Shawnell~ Houdashelt •. Jackie Jordan, Kopec, Michael Laudermilt, Patterson , ~ache! Payne, Wyatt · Kmg, Brayden Holly Martinez , Jordan Emma Perrin Tess Phdps Kopec , Jake Kom, Colton Myers, Ariel Nitz, Ashlee Keana . Robi~son Kiesh~ Lilly, Dustin McGhee, Reynolds, Cayla Taylor, Rowe, Ashleigh' Sayre, Collin Neutzling, Adriahna Julie Tillis, Kenzie Shuler, Maggie Patterson, Lara Perno, . Senior - Mirko .Amico, Smith, Bethany Spaun, KelSII! Powell. Chase Jamie Bailey, Ashley Bell, Autumn Tackett, Madelyn · Scarberry, Cory Scarberry, Cecil Bolin. Crockett Crow, Thomas McKenzie Kalynn Seymour, Cody Chelsea Davis, Le' Anna Whobrey, and Haley Smith, Jaden Wolfe. Davis, Olivia Davis, Nichole WilL ' Kenneth Delong, Jennifer Fife, Amanda Gilkey, . Me~ Brandon Hanning, Amber Hockman, Lian Hoffman, Jessica Holliday, Matthew Hosken, Sarah Hubbard, Grade 3 - Will Aleshire, Amanda Larkins, Cara Isaiah Ash-Bullington, Lawless, Morgan lentes, Pai~e Atkins, Donna Ashley Life, Jahnna Lydic, Atkmson, Alex Booth, .Courtney Mayes, Mason Robin Boyer, Lane Metts, Alexandria Cullums, Shelbi Dailey, Patterson, Erin Perkins, Olivia Davis, Paige Deaney, Sarah Pullins, Ripley Andrew Douglas, Mica · Raubenolt, Calee Reeves, Drehel, Trenton Durst, . Jessamyn Reynolds, l'avran Garnes, Mariah Amoretle Salser, Kelsey Haley, Aubrey Hart, Devon Sauters, .Chelsea Hawley. Cameron ·Smallwood, Megan Smith. Hendncks, Madison Devan Soulsby, Kimberly Hendricks, Cole Hoffman, Swisher, Ernie Welsh, Kaleb Honaker, Devin · Briana Willis, Catie Wolfe Humphreys, Peyton Humphreys, Hayden Hysell, Jenna Jordan. Sydney Kennedy, Rachel Kesterson, Makayla Kimes, Nathaniel · Landers, Steven Sixth grade - Brook Laudermilt, Kyle Lawson, Andrus, Andramilda Amott, Raymond Lawson , Abby McKayla Barrett, Destinee Litchfield, Bradley Logan, Blackwell, Sariah Brinker. Bowen Matson, Isabella Brittany Cochran, Amanda McDimiel, Theo McElroy, a .Daily Sefttinel ·, . High . ..,photo gifts of' your f'avorite photos there too. ~•~• POMEROY - Plans for digestive systems in sheep. inspection as well as the The article indicated that baking contest to be held at sheep belch up too much the May meeting were dis- methane gas for the envicussed at a recent meeting ronment. of Hemlock Grange . Kim Roniine reminded Rosalie Story conducted members that· cookbooks the meetin& with · Roy are still for sale at $12 at Grueser, legtslative chair- Dan's Clothing, Holzer man reported on an article Urgent Care; Fabric Shop or he read in .the Wall Street from any grange member. Journal concerning research He.mlock grange will not geared to changing the meet in June since members l'kppy Easter Lo~. 1\1\::)m &.. Dad ~m---------------­ .Community Calendar Add~ss~------------------------------- • O'BLENESS. HEALTH SYSTEM 55 Hosptal Dr. ·A then• Olin 4S70i • (740) 593-55\t www.OblenessHealthSystem.org Dr. Katherine Able • Dt. Imitiaz Ahmed • Dr. Anjali Ambekar • Dr. Roger Anderson • Dr. john Auseon • Dr. Hafiz Ayub. Dr. Bruce Banlas • Dr. Linda Barnhart • Dr. Allison Batchelor • Dr. ·)e1frey Benseler • Dr. Kathleen Bertuna • Dr. Up tal Bhanja • Dr. Charles Botti • Dr. :rhamas Brarides • Dr. Jane Broecker • Dr. John Brose • Dr. David Brown • Dr. Lance Broy. Dr. Ward Buster • Dr. Paul Cadamagnanl • Dr. Dennis Calnan • Dr. Shannon . Campbell . • Dr. Steven Citrin Jr. • Dr. Wayne Carlsen • Dr.). Jack Chan • Dr. )alaj Chandna • Dr. Anthony Chapekis · • Dr. Craig Chappell • Dr. George Chen • Dr. Elina Chemyak • Dr. ')bomas Clark • Dr. Michael Clark • Dr. Steven·Clay .; Dr. Andrea CleJ!l • Dr. Maureen Clothier • Dr. Catherine Coats • Dr. Ge~tha Conjeevaram . Dr. Imber Coppinger • Dr. Gary Cordingley • Dr. Susan· Grapes • Dr. Erin Dari9J!O • Dr. Daniel Dickriede. • Dr. .Craig Dodrill '• Dr. Laura Dollison • Dr. Earl Driggs • Dr. David Drozek' • Dr. Krista Duval • Dr. David Eland • Dr. james Foglesong • Dr. Melinda Ford • Dr. Todd Fredricks • Dr. )ames Gaskell • ·Dr. )en-Tzer Gau • Dr. Peter George • Dr. 1homas Goodlive • Dr. Leah Goodson • Dr. Robert Gotfried • Dr. Aruna Gowda • Dr. john Green • Dr. Karanvir Grewal • Dr: Kenneth Hamb7· , Dr. Timothy Hogan • Dr. Robert Holm Jr. • Dr. joseph Holte! , Dr. jerome Homish • Dr. Douglas Hunter • Dr. Rebecca Huston , Dr. Srutt )enkiiJSon·· ·Dr. S.V. Kadim • Dr. Nathan Kander, Dr. Seth Kearney • Dr. Katherine Kiger. Dr. Seymour Kiistein. Dr. Darryl Koop • (Jr. Katherine Kropf • Dr. Melissa Knutson, Dr. joseph Lawlor • Dr. Susan Lawrence . Dr. Margaret Lionberger. Dr. john MacLaurin • Dr. Tracy Marx. Dr. Tarvinder Matharu. Dr. joseph Mayo • Dr,_Jetfrey McAdoo. Dr. Cynthia McGowan • Dr. Christopher Meyer • Dr. Dorinda Midwood • Dr. Steven Miller • Dr. Gwendolyn Mille sen. Dr. Timtlthv Monroe. Dr. Karen Montgomery-Reagan • Dr. )ames Munte~n , Dr. Dawn Murray~ Dr. john Murrey • Dr. Andrew Murry • Dr. Wayne Myles • Dr. Travis Neely • Dr. Neal Nesbitt. Dr. Kayode Ojedele • Dr. john Ortm~n • Dr. Halesh Patel • Dr. Holly P.atton • Dr. · William Platt • Dr. Megan Porter ·Dr.1'•ny• Porter, Dr.. Lenard . Pres111ti • Dr. U.M. Raju. Dr. Mark Rakowsky. Dr. Jack Ramey ' • Dr. C.G. Reddy • Dr. Yeshwant Reddy • Dr. jean Rettos • Dr. · David Richards • Qr. An10ny Roberts • Dr. Eduardo Robles • · Dr. Will Rosenberg • Dr. Linda Ross • Dr. Mark Rotlulein. Dr. Gerald Rubin • Dr. Christopher Ryckman. Dr. Dawn Sammons , • Dr. james Sammons )r. • Dr. Ramona Sarsama Nixon , Dr. Shakir Sarwa! • Dr. Edward Schreck • Dr. Frank Schwartz • Dr. , Mutbia Shanmugham • Dr. jared Sheets • Dr.)ay Shubrook Jr.. • Dr. Mitchell Silver • Dr. Christopher Simpson • Dr. Martha . Simpson , Dr. Roopa,SrikaJ\tiah • Dr. Se.1n Stephenson • Dr. , David Stroh • Dr. Enri\a Tan • Dr: Linda Tome • Dr.·Michael . Tome • Dr. john Thgaoen • Dr. Edward Umlauf. Dr. Stephen Voto • Dr. Nicole Wadswqrtb • Dr. Stevan Walkowski • Dr. Stacey Waller • Dr. Andrew Wapner • Dr. Aaron Willimns. Dr. · Lori Woollson-Rutter • Dr. Anna Wright • Dr. Ash a Yellamraju Public meetings Monday, March 30 • POMEROY ~ .Veterdns .Service Commission. 9 a.m .. 117 Memorial Dr. · Thesday, March 31 PORTLAND The Lebanon Township -Trustees. 7 p.m. at the : t<,>wnship building. : Cemetery cteanup to : begin. Remove decora· tions · Wednesday, Aprill PAGEVILLE - Scipio :Township Trustees. regular 6:30 · p.m ., : meeting. . Pagevtlle Town Hall. Thursday,Aprit2 · • SYRACUSE - Syracuse · Village Council. 7 p.m. at : village hall. · : POMEROY - Meigs · County Boan.l of Health. 5 : p.m.. conference room, : Meigs County Heulth : Department. Phone# ___~-----------------------Adi MJ st Be Pre paid ctors'· octors' . ""'*' . • on will ·be going to Racine ies official name "Oreo" was Grange on June 4. established. In l975 double Bill ·Radford and Don stuff oreos were created, and Cullums were reported ill. are cilrrently manufactured Romine, lecturer, had a by the Nabisco Division of program on oreo cookies Kraft Foods. There are over noting they were introdoced · 15 varieties of oreos, accordin American in 1908 as the ing to Romine who di~trib­ hydrox cookie. In 1912 the uted seven varieties of oreo~ very first baby oreo was to the members . born and became the number The April meeting will .be one selling cookie in preceded by a 6:30 p.m. America. In 1913 the cook- spaghetti supper. ' '!bur Name - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - · Southern High . School honor roll · www.mydallysentinel.com You can order reprints and. Submllmd (jrangers plan for · Rodgers Child~ Name·-----------~--- Meigs Middle School . To .see more newsphotos from our photographers go to . ' Mail to or Q' op off allhe Daily Sentinel 111 Court street, Pomero~ atio 45169 Intermediate RACINE ~ Southern High School has released its honor roll for the third nine weeks grading period. · Seniors, all A's, Merri Collins, Chris Holter, Drew Hoover, Emma Hunter, Tosha Jones, Chelsea Pape , Weston Roberts, Jaime Warner: A and B, Ryan Lam Bee~le, Rashell Boso, Tiffanie Deem, Michael Flinn, Brody Fhnt, Kyle Goode. Alex Hawley. Brittany Meldau, Samantha Patterson. Paul Powell, JD Whittington. Juniors, all A's, Cyle Rees, Dustin Sals.er, Breanna Taylor, Lynzee Tucker, Katie Woods; A and B, Chelsey Arms, James Evans, Kris Kleski, Michael Manuel, Jonathan Powell, Stephanie Shamblin, Dustin Smeck, Ashley Walker. ' Sophomores, all A's, Dl)niel Jones, Zachary Manuel; A and B, Stephanie Berryman. Eric Cundiff. Trevor Flint. . Joey Forester, Tyler Goble, Bobbi Harris, John Holsinger. :- Charley Pyles, Ant~ony S~urgeon, Breannll Taylor. . Freshmen, all As; Emtly Ash, Emtly M<~rmel, Morgan :. McMillan, Emma Po)>Vell , Hope Teaford, Courtney Thonias; A and B, Andrew Ginther, Amber Hayman, Chelsea Holter. Miranda Holter. Clayton Moore, Jessica Riffle, Abbie Williams. · . The Racme Southern Stxth .Grade Boys Basketball Tea".ls recently won first place in the Mason I Meigs County· league to.urnament. The team also ftmshed the year undefeated 1n league play. Pictured in the front row (from left) Derek Ledford, Jesse ConnoUy, Brayden Eastham, Bradley McCoy, Jacob Hoback, Brandon Sowders; back row (from left) Coach John Hoback, Dev1n Weddle, Ryan Schenkelberg, Kevin Perry, Ryan Billingsley. Andy FISher. Tristan Wolfe, Tanner Roush, Coach Danny Terezopalous. . · . Size l:d Person~ ad daf£ Sm., Wed. Moaday, Man:h 30, 2.009 ANNIE'S MAILBOX Lucky to have aunt ·in their corner BY KAnw MtetiELL ~ 12,2000 PageA3 _The Daily Sentinel Friday, April 3 POMEROY - Meigs County PERl #74, regular meeting , l p.m., Mulberry · Community Center. Doug ' Monday, Mardi 30 Lavender speaking on 911 POMEROY - Oh-Kan Coin Club. regular meeting. in Meigs County. , Saturday, April 4 7 pm .. Pomeroy Library. SALEM CENTER Star Meeting and auction. Grange #778 and Star Thesday,March31 : POMEROY - Alcohol JuniorGrange #878 meel in session with Server Kno\Yiedge (ASK) regular potluck supper at 6:30 . training. 10 a.m. · noon. Pomeroy Library, classes p.m. , followed by meeting are free to vendors. call at 7:30p.m. 949-2611 ext. 2112for info. Wednesday, April 1 POMEROY The Middleport Literary Club Monday, March 30 will meet at 2 p.m. at the . SYRACUSE - Revival Pomeroy Librury. The book services at Syracuse · "l-ittle Heathens" by Community Church. 7 p.m., Mildred Kalish will be through Saturday. reviewed by Marlene Kuhn. Evangelist Markco Pritt will Dana. Kessinger will be be the guest speaker. Joe hostess. There will be a McCloud . Miranda book exchange among the Hawbaker, Voices of Faith. members. Earthen Vessels, Bill Clubs and organizationS ChiJrch events Carney, Two ·for Jesus will be singi~g throughout the week. · Saturday, April 4 MIDDLEPORT Gospel sing. 7 p.m., Middleport Nazarene Church. New Prophets Quartet. The Dollys and BriGle, Evelyn Roush Family and others. Birthdays Friday, Apri13 RACINE - Eva Mae Christian wi II dbserve her 90th birthday on April 3. Cards may be sent to her at Box 827. Racine, Ohio 45771. Sunday, April 5 POMEROY - Elva Dean Barnitz will observe her 90th birthday on April 5. Cards mar be sent to her at 1628 · Lmcoln . Heights. Pomeroy. Ohio 45769. bors. leash laws in the cemetery allow respect for AND IIAAcY SIJGAR others, including those who Dear Allllie: My best have passed . on. friend. ''Jayne.~ is also my fl'IISU'ated ia II!Qoois former sister-in-law. She Deu Frustrated: and my brother divorced SUiprisingly. some people several years ago . My consider cemeteries to be brother has limited ..:ontact large parks and the ~ves with their children, but r are incidental. But as tn any have remained close to all puplic area. dog droppings should be cleaned up by the of them. A few years ago, Jayne owners. Does the cemetery remarried. Lately. I have have a policy on allowing noticed my oldest niece has animals on the grounds? Is become withdrawn. She there a caretaker? If so. fmall~ told me that she and enlist pis or her . help in her stblings are miserable. keeping the area respectfulTheir stepfather beats. criti- ly maintained. cizes and berates them. She Dear Anaie: "Remember said her mother stands by Back When in Warren. an<! does nothing. r don't Ohio" objected to pregnant believe they are being sex.u- · women showing their belally abused. but I am furious lies. You have got to be at the mental and physical t.iddi.ng with your response abuse they are enduring. · that "the pregnant body i;, I worry that if I say any- nothing to be ashamed of or thing to Jayne it will only bidden." make matters worse for the The rest of us don't want children . I also fear ber bus- to look . at naked bodies. band will convince her not Appropriat;; apparel should to allow me to see the kids, always be worn in public. and ·t don't lrnow how l Do you appreciate when an . would bear that. Please obese person wears spanhelp. - Just the Aunt dex.'? When someone who .Dear AIUit: Those chil- looks anorexic sports a haldren are lucky to have you ter top and short shorts? ff a in their corner. Contact the man with a beer belly and Childhelp National Child hairy chest giles without a Abuse. 'Hotline shirt? A yoUilg child in a (childhelp.org) .at 1-800-4- pool naked? If the body is A:CHILD ( 1-800-422- nothing to be ashamed of, 4453) today. All calls are why don't we just lhe in anonymous and confidential one big nudist colony? · and will be investigated by These are all normal boda wofessional. · ies, but that doesn't mean Meanwhile. stay close to we should have to look at Jayne not only to keep an what should be saved for · eye on those kids, but to be their · significant . others. a source of support if and . Sometimes leaving somewhen she needs you. thing to the imagination Dear Annie: My husband can be a good thing. and I live near a cemetery. Tired of Explaining It to Despite the fact that we My Yoli!J Son . . have doggie parks and a Dear Tired: "Warren's'' citywide leash law, people main objection was preglike to use the cemetery to nl!nt women who wear let their dogs run. Animal tight clothing. You've control will leave a notice added those who are at the offender's home if obese. anorexic and hairy, you know the address. but and naked toddlers. We otherwise cannot do any- agree that people should thing unless they catch dress appropriately when them in the act. in public. but we are not l have relatives buried in going to get bent out of !)lat cemetery and resent the sha~e . with people who tdea of dogs leavmg theu don t hve up to your beau~ deposits on graveslles. I ty standards. Get real. have a dog, but never let it Annie's Mailbox is writloose like that. Also, I was ten by Kalh.y Mitchell and once near!~ attacked by a Man:y Sugar, longtime edi· pit bull• while absorbing the tors .o f the Ann Landers peace and quiet cemeteries column. Please e-mail your provide. I have reminded questions to anniesmailpeople of the law. but that boxcomcast.net, or write piece of information is not to: Annie's Mailbox, P.O. received well. Now I no Box 118190, Chicago, JL longer walk in the cemetery 60611. To find out mort except to visit my relatives' about Annie's Mailbox, · ·and read features by other graves. I don't understand the Creators Syndicate writers "I'm above the law" attitude and cartoonists, visit the these people have. II does Creators Syndicate Web not make for. good neigh- page at www.cnators.com. O'Bieness to offer childbirth class I I I ATHENS Expectant . -mother.; tuld their birth coach.. es or compamons . are encour: aged to attend O'Bleness Memorial Hospital's child• binh class Sunday. April 5 : from 2 to 6 p.m. in the lower · level room 010. · . . First-time parents, as well •<ts experien..:ed parents. will • team what's new in mater:: nity care. Expectant parents · will itlso learn the stages of. ; labor and delivery and what • to expect hefore and after . the baby is born. · The class focuses on · breathing and relaxation techniques as well as other pain-relief options. The class also provides information about hospital rrocedures and variations o labor. An introduction to the maternity services at O'Sleness will include a tour of · the O'Bleness Birth Center. The cluss is free of charge and will be held six times on alternating months this yeurc For more information or to register, call the o· Bleness Birth Center at (740) 592-9275. ·. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - · ~ Sonshine Circle makes donations. . RACINE - Donations It was noted tbitt Ruth : were nia(te to the Meigs Simpson and Wilma Smith · County Council on Aging made 12 school bags to be ·: and its Meal s on Wheels sent to the Conference in : program by the Sonshine May. The Easter potluck : Circle at a recent meeting was announced for April 16 • held at the Dorc<~s Bethany and the mother-daughter dinner money is to be : Church. · : - Kathryn Han conducted turned in by April 15 to : the meet in~ which opened Jackie White. Members sang the birth· with devotions and prayer : by Evelyn Foreman . day song to Ann Zirkle. :Officers gave reports and . Lillian Hayman. and Ruth : thank you notes were read Simpson. Lettie Profitt and • from individuals. · God 's Jo See had the program and ~ NET <~nd The Maples. Edie refreshments . Foreman had :- Hubbard sent out.-20 ·cm'ds prayer for the offering and • and 75 others were signed refreshments . N~xtmeeting : to be mailed. Easter cards · will be held on April 9 at : were donated by Mattie the Dorcas Bethany Church at 7 p.m. : Beegle . . A HUGE THANKS TO ALL OF OUR DEDICATED DOCTORS. For nearly one hundred years, Holzer Health Systems has provided cutting~ge healthcare technology for the communities thai we serve. Providing services that are usually only avatlable at larger metropolitan hospitals, Holzer Health Systems is dedicated to improving the health and well-being of tile patients that we see every day. But none of this would be possible without the talented, canng physicians that . . . comprise our medtcal staff. Our physicians ulilite their extraordinary skiHs and compassion for people lo provide the highest quality care to every patient. www.holzerorg - .. �• PageA4 OPINION The Daily Sentinel or does he? 111 eowt Sb wl • PQ t Of> Ollio actns befO'Itl IUVI fic/iolra.l . 'L tlie -s.sage tQ fran. attrlcru.wd ro " tire Presidertt ~ -•vt''!f • at con befoll' is diRctly quoted Ohio Valley Pubfishing Co. frr- Charlene ttoafticb . General Manager-News Editor mall mah IW ,_. rnptcii•.r . tsta&lisltmmt of rrligion, f1tr J"Miliri•.t lh .{wt txtrcis~ iltm9f; cw ahilpg dt~ ji'lt•• of s-,etclt, tw of tltt JmSS; f1tr tit~ rigltt of fif' peqlt peac~a61y to tWmtll~. a4 to JWririott ,,., GDVfUIIfltflt for a ofgftmntaS.. Cott.fNSS mmss - Jbe First AlnlncknMt to tha U..S. CGN:tlt•.tton . ' TODAY IN HISTORY ,.~ .....y t·s Monday. March 30, the 89th day of 2009. There '""" are 276 days left in the year. Today's Highlight in History: · t On March 30·. 1981, President Ronald Reagan was shot ,_ ,_.__ W: I h ,illld seriously injured outside a as · t~ Qte vJI .....,... ~ I. W. Hinck.ley Jn Alro wounded were te House pres& secrelary James Brady, Secret ~r<i~ ~ T~l>tby ., Mt:Carthy and District of Columbta po.lice o r Thomas Delahanty. On this date: In 1822. Florida became a United Slates tem'toey. ln 1842. Dr. Crawford W. Loog 1>f Jefferson. Ga .• fust used ether as an anesthetic during a minor operation. ln 1867. U.S. Secretary of State William H. Seward reached agreement with Russia to purchase the territory of Alaska for $7.2 million, a deal roundlJI ridiculed as "Seward's Folly." . . . . . . ln 1870, the 15th Amendment to the Cl>llStltulloo,glvmg all citizens the right to vote regardless of race, was declared in etl'ect by Secretary of State Hamilton Fish. Texas was readmitted to tile Union. · . In 1909, the Queensboro Bridge. linking the New York. City boroughs of Manltattan and Queens. opened. In 1945, the So:viei Union invaded Austria during World War 11. · · : In 1959, a narrowly divided U.S. Supreme Court, in Bartkus v.lllinois, ruled that a cooviction in state court following an acquittal ill federal court tbr the.same.crime did not violate the C~>nstitutil)ll's protec.tioo against double jeopardy. · In 1964, John Glenn withdrew from the Obio race for the U.S. Senate because of injruies suffered in a fall . . ln 1979, Airey Neave, a leading member l>f the British P.Mliament, was. killed in London by a bomb planted in his car by the Irish National Liberdtion ~Y· . . In 2002. Britain's Queen Mother Elizabeth died m her sleep at Royal Lodge, Windsor, outside Loodon: she w!IS 101 years old. . Ten years ago: Yugoslav leader SIQbodan Milosevic insisted that NAlO attach stop before he moved toward peace, declaring his forces ready to ftght "to the _very .end." NATO answered with ne..y resolve to wreck h1s mililary with a relentless air assault . A jury ill J'Qrtland, Ore., ordered Philip Morris to pay $81 million to the family of a ·man who died of lung cancer after sm~ Marlboros for four decades. (The U.S. Supreme Court twtce struck down the punitive damages part of the award, which was repeat.· edly upheld by Oregpn courts; the high court agreed in June 2008 to review the judgment a third time.) · Five years ago: In a reversal, President Geoi'ge W. Bush :. agreed to let National Secruity Adviser ~ondoleezza Rice : testify publicly and under oath before an mdepen~~nt panel : investigating the Sept. II terronst atta<::ks. Bnttsh-bom ' Ameri<;an broadcasler Alistair Cooke died in New York at age 95. Thought for Today: "If you k.eep on saying thin!;s are going to be bad, you have a good chance of bemg a prophet." - Isaac Bashevis Singer, Pulish-born American · Nobel Prize-winning author (1904-1991). 1 l ''• ·. I Correcilon Polley Our main concem in all stories is to PubllsMd ...,.~ morning, Monday • throug,h Friday. 111 Court S1teet, . be accurate.· If you know at a.n ttrror Pomeroy, Ohio. Stcon<klasa pootogo in a stor;. call the newsroom at (740) paid al: Pomeroy. 992·2156. lillmblr: The Asaocill*i Preas and tile Ohio Aaaoclatlon. Our 11111in numbet' II . (740) 912-2t5S. Oej)llrtment extenaloml .,., No-- . , . _ , Sel\d - """""" .. lions 10 Tho o.lly Sentlntl, P.O. rn. Pomotoy, Ohio 4Snt. eo. Sublcrlptlon ....._ : News • Editor: Charlene Hoeflich, Ext. 12 · • Reporblr: Brtan Aeed; El<t. 14 ; Ropartw: Seth Sergent. Ext. 13 '• Advertising Out- Sei<le: Dave Harns, Ext. 15 By.,...... ar motor.......... : • •.•...... '11.30 u ................'128.85 !MIIy ...................!50' Senior Clllnn relea I 21 . . . • • • • • ••.•..•• '59.11 52-'<• ............'116.90 SUbocrillots shoUd romt In advance <hct 10 Tho 00/ly Sel** No sub· • Out- Setee: Brenda Davis. 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Wel;t Virginia. he was the- son of the- ~ George- and Clarabelle Badgley Smilh. He was lit 1962 graduate of Rutland High ScbooL He sen:ed 17 years in theMarine Corp. and tiiJ. years in the Army Natiooal Glwd.. He' is survived by his wife ~abelh Barrows Smith. . children Wayne 1t. of Batavia. Robert 1>f florida. and Chris Hodge of Batavia: srep-duldreo Tn..,is. Carr of Jadsoo:•ille. Trevor Carr and James Gambill of The Pl:ains. and Sba.v~>na Gambill of Buchtel. ti\'e ~bil­ dren. one great-graliddaughrer. fi..,e $tep-paDddilldRn; · and a sister Mary of FlOO.da. · In addition to his poreDt$ he was ~ ill deatb b);. brothers Charles and Robert. . Memorial services will be held Apri) 4. 2001} at 2 p.m. at Bigooy-Jordlm Funeral Home witb ~Dave Cogar o.ffi.. ciating. and military sen: ices will be held. You ma~:!f.n lhe register book. or leave a CODdl>letl\:e for lhe y al GALUPOUS. - TodQ www ..bigonyj1.udanti.meralhome.eom. Fowler. CMPE.Ilas assumed the position of Chief Adrninistrati"e Officer of t he Holzer Clink Board l>f DicectofS. fi>wler. a 16-~&a.r · emploJie& of Holzer Clink. ser\'ed mQS.t recently as :associate adminiSillltor witb COOLVlll.E - Lewis "'Lew~ E. Gilliu. Sr.. 65. l>f O'>'ers.igbt l>f both the .Coolville. Ohio died.Saturday, March 28: al Camden~lad ladson and Atheos based Memorial Hos~ital in Parke!Sburg. W. Va. · Hober Clink- facility operaFuneral ser< tees will be held at I p.m. Tuesday, March tions. according to lhe 31.2009 at the White-SchwarzeJ .f'Wlelll} ~.Coolville. Bl>ard · of OirectoJS with Past1>r Geo.rge Horner offkiating. Burial will be in the announcement. . In additil)ll to his most Coolvill~ Cemetery. Friends 11111y call at the funeral home Monday from 2 to 4 and 6 .to 8 p.m. Friends can sign the recent position of associate online guestbook. at www.white-schwuelfuneralltorne.et>m admillistratoc. Fowler previousl)l held the positions of recruiting coonli.nator and human resources manager of Holzer Clinic. His appointment as chief administtalive officer Arraigned became effective Monday. March 16. POMEROY - The following were arraigned in Meigs "Steady leadership is cruCounty Common Pleas Coon oo indictments recently cial in guidin~ any' entity returned by the Meigs County Orand Jury:. through the -difftcult eco• Francis Zuspan. for open dumping. Denise BUill.'~! was nomk climate· we face appointed counsel. Bond was set at.SS.OOO pers.onal leWg· · today. Fowler has demonmzance. $S ,000 surety. and .$S ,000 appeanmce bond. . · . strated proven and et'fective • Rochelle Gloeckner. ~meroy. · fw receiving stolen administrative skills lead· property. A personal recogruzance bond was set at $.~.000. ing our operational depart· with the condition she not use drugs 1>f abuse or viSit any menls. for many years," establishment serving al~ohol. She WllS restrained from the said G. · Patrick Connors, alleged victims in the case. CEO of Holler Clinic. "He • Zachaiy English, for burRlary and receiving stolen is well equipped to meet property. Christopher E. Tenoglia was appointed counsel. the challenges· of the future . Bond was set at $I,OOQ pefSI>llal reWgniunce, $500 SW1'r ty, and $500 appearance . illto.lhe room. T"~ ~................: "Thank u.-. n=•~you all. Thai: was pat. l'\'e beeo wanlingtoooo tbal fuu lloogslam~~:tk~:W.~ ~"- actual! In~ [!Qy ot wbate'l:er the-y ~_it? Maybe-we. can ,,__, send wo::m ~.. ...;_ft ~a , .....e. or pte. or:;..,.,......_. Too)': ~tt.lw Dlllll)' llostil~. J---r.r ~~ ~ ... Jack. is still Slll"'eyillg tlleapparently peaceful scetl~ when F' tlh:l Firs& d Lad}' "u' enters. b trst a y: . fil , oney. Want s.ome o.rganic broc~ coli'!" OrJacmk:ay..~~. b!Jstilesatl ·· .. ~:.J:~,; '"" """ Puoches in a number oo his \.'ell. "Chloe. wwllload the reverse quadrdlin.e'ar coonJi... naleli to my POA so we l'an Holzer CHnic names· chief administJ1ative officer getoutofh~ 'Th.-Presidmt of the United States just groveled to Iran because he wanted to. And that makes this wep~o~~." thing . oae lost ..,.,..,. rDiana West is. the- au.th011 of · "The Death of the Grown-up: How Americas Amtsted Dewlflpment Is Bri'!8'i!"8' Down IVt>slun · Civifi<ation ." (lru/1>/(>gs a~ diunawl'st.net. She mn be conta(·ted · via LIFE COACH · POMEROY - Brenton M. Welsh was s.enteru:ed in Meigs County Common Pleas Court 10 two 18-month terms on charges of burglary and theft of a motor vehicle. The sentences were suspended and Welsh was Ol'dered to romplete the SEPTA program, participate in ~ommu~ity COireC.!ions and perfonn 500 hours of comm~ty serv1ce. ALL BUSINESS: Bank fix~it plans may collide Bv RACHEL BECK '!:' · For the Record ifianawrst@vakfln.net). ____________ _ Center rrom PaaeAi ' Home care services including homemaker. personal care and respite care were · among the other prosrams offered. along with acttvities through the Retired SenioJ Volunteer Program where 149 elderly residents partici~ pated in a variety of community activities of an educational and service nature. Wellness services -is a growing feature of the Senior Center which last year e11panded into new space. with more added this year. The emphasis of the Wellness Center is on an active lifestyle regard· less of age. The Center not only includes a variety of exercise equipment, but also exlends into e11ercise classes, water aerobics, and hiles . "While several grant programs we benefited from in recent years were not renewed this year. volunteer effort~nd communitr, SUP: port. saw us through.' srud Shaver. "Last year . was a dift'icult year but our com· munity support. our fundraisin$ efforts ~nd n~w collaborative relattonshtps were fonned that will serve us well in the coming years," she concluded. Medica.! ~ FJI.ecutive \CMPE) fwm the Amerk:an College ot" Medical Practice Ex.t;c.:utives in 2004. He is a member .o f the Ambulatoo Surgery CentM Association as well as the llatio.ual Medical Group Mmagement As.~;ociation (MGMA). ~rveli on MGMA"s Government A~tiQn Committee t~ diagoosti~ imagi,ng services and ~:ilrrently serves as President of tile Ohio Medicl.ll · Group Management Association. "For nearly· ten years I ltave had the pleasure of and 1 look forward to the working in operations with opportunity to wQrk with him in this new capacity as OUt ph)lsidans and $taff a member of our senior executive staff." ConnoJS added. Fowler is a 1981 graduate of Gallia Academy High ·School in Gallipolis. He eurned his Bachelor of .Arts in . Communication Arts/Public Relation.s from Ohio Nortliem Uolvets.ity in l985 and his Masters of Business Administration · from wright State University in 2000. In addi· tion. Fowler achieved the Medical Group Management AssO<>iation 's designation as a Certified who serve our patients. As.ide from beill8 a great experien'~ . I gained an · , immense appreciation lor tho~ working the front line of health . care .~ Fowler ~"Olltlnented . •<fhis k.now 1ede.<>e will be v<Uuable in my new rule a.s chief adminis· tro.~tive om~-er." As chief administrative Fowler witt assume oversight responsibility of aU adnunistrati~e capacities including risk. manageme.nt. hlllllan recruiting. resoun;es. busines.~; devel~ opment. marketing. education. C\1mmunications. med· ical records and the ainbulatory surgery ~o-enten>. otl1~"\!r. Spring Stonn Season Be Prepared to Take Coverl Local Weather Sentenced 1 ~~ 7 . The H~ Hom.e Care PWnerov Br411Ch is "Evenoae ~ ar Holzer lo.."'dted at ttf E. Memorial Heil!.th • SySfe:IDS pla.J!s a Oriv~ in ~.,. and C'.lll voll.labl.e roil! in: wQdiJig IQ be re'.!Cbed at 7~992-I 77:. ~ the staDdards..* Remy Holzff ~was ~vel­ said.. ~~ thi.n.l it gives tbem a oped in 1994 to meet the need feelirlg·I)( pridl! and ~ fut plll.liative c-o1re in Gallia. to wod, m aa a1.:~red ladson a!¥! ~ <.'l)Uilties. organi.ution. They also lbpice alsQ Sl!l'Jes pllli.ents ~iare the- ~ in portion;; of Athens. ~of thi! survey and the · l.awreo."\! and Vinton COWl· ~ty IQ ~dCI with ties. FQr iofurmati.oo abool 1l» Joint Commi1»i1>11 sur· ~ Ho6pi.(.-e. <.'alltoll . ~ vey or.~ 800-~'0. or 74()...:l46.. Holzer Howe (are has 507~. The office is loc<lll:d at: been ser< ing reside-nts of 288. I Stdte Route 160 in Mid-Ohio Valley till lOOl'e Gall.iPQ{is ·~>her.. E.\tr~ Care pr~r than 30 years. The ~i<.~ area indude:> Gallia. vides a variety or 5en:ll.'t:S t111<'ksoo. ~g.s. Athens and for people in the l"Otnfort of Vinton counties. as weU as theil' own bomes. including ponioos of lawren..~. Pile oornetnaking. hou.sek:eeping and Scioto couutieli in Ohio· and respire *rvil-es. E.\ttll and Mason County. W.Va. Care ser...es residents in Ute main oftice of Holzer Gallia. Jadson and Meigs HQme Care is too.:ated in COUDtit:li in Ohio and Marou Gallipolis and can be County. W.Va. R>r: informare'dChed ~>y calling 140-4-16- tion about Extra Care. ~.~d.lt 5301. The Holzer Home toll ~ 800-920-8860. or Care Jack.soo Branch is 74(}.4..l[. 3914.. The Extra. located ar: 190 Water Street Care ofti<."\! is locdted on the in Jadsoo · and .:au be main campus of Hober reached by calling 740-288- Medical Center-Gallipolis, ~- We've~ebi:m.~ ill~ . ...,....,~ .... v~. ··:~ .- even if it's ji)SI a paper loss. ·claim the rules force banks The FASB is expected to That's one btg reason ·to report huge paper losses. decide on this toned-down NEW YORK - Two banks have taken massive even on assets they don't version of mark-to-market plans to all.ack. the credit cri- writedowns over the past phm to sell. The losses are as soon us April 2. If sis are ·careening into each two years . Those write· artiticial, they say. This has approved ~ which many in other. downs, in tum, have put a e11uggetated the current cri· the industry believe is lik.ely The Obama adrninistra· strain on their cupital ...:. the s1s. - companies 1.;ould apply tion is trying to re-i~nite measure of how much Supporters of marl:.-to- new vllluution req1,1irements lending by enticing pnvate money is on hand. Because · mark.et argue that the rules in the current quarter. which lenders to buy the toxic banks are required to tlave provide · investors with a formost companies will end assets that have been stuck certain minimum capital clear picture of a company's in late April. on the balance sheets of requirements. they have finances at that moment. · The fear is that companies banks. curbed lending to business- Without the rules. investors will usethis leeway to boost But the plan could be es and consumers to' con- wouldn't be able to measure the vtllue of the loans on undercut by another initia: serve their capital. the impact of the housing their books to "unrealistic • tive: relaxing accounting But now there is a glim- and credit collapse. And levels," said Robert rules that determine how the mer of hope that a solution bes.ides, if the value of the Willens. an ell pert on tax assets are valued. That is on the way. assets increase. the ~"Ompa- and accounting issues for might boost the prices of The goal of the ·Obama nies will take big gains in · Wall Street clients. ·those assets, making it hard- plan is to help create a mar· · the future. "The FASB's relaxation er to sell them ... ket for securities nobody But chan$es look more of these rules might come at "Imagine if we do all this seems to want. The first step lik.ely. Earher this month · the most inopportune time," and nothing changes for the is to place a value on them lawmakers threatened to hesat. 'd better, and the banks still because few people are real- enact Iuws that wou Ida) ter In the short run , banks don't lend," said Roger ly sure whut they'.re worth. murk-to-market uccounting ld be fi11 b · · th Unveiled Monday, the if there was no quick. tix wou ne Y ratsmg e Ehrenberg. who runs his plan will take up to $100 from the Financial value of these assets. But own investmel!t firm and billion from the governAccount in~ Standards d~n 't ell.pect it to be a cure-. writes a blog called Information Arbitrage. ment's e11isling $700 billion Board. or FASB . which st"ts a Higher.values could drive For months, the govern- fimanct'alb • at'lout P?t . It wt'II U.S. ac·cottt·ttt.tlg t'tles , . . "Relief is needed now and prospective prJvate ment has struggled with then pair that with private how to deal with mortgage investments and loans from ·action must be tal:.en imme- investors away. Investors Federal Deposit diately to help bting certain- don't Wlllll to overpay, even loans · gone bad and other the to the markets·," if they do have help from · risky securities. The mark.et Insurance Corp. and .the ty for such assets has col· Federal Reserve to generate Republican Rep . Spencer the govemment. lapsed. which means the $500 billion in pun;hasing Bachus of Alabama said If thut results in assets banks 1=an 't sell them off to power. during u session of the remuining on the bank.s' investors. . Ban~s would unloitd their House Finuncial Servict:s book.s. they muy still be resistunt to lend. That's At the same time, linan· troubled assets and securi- . subcommittee. cia! companies are required ties to investors. Investors. On March 17. the FASB because they will worry under the "mark-to-market" in turn, hope to eventually proposed changes thut about how su(.•h assets could would give compt~nies more perform in the · future. accountin~ rules to adjust turn a profit. the assets values to .ret1ect But unother plun to deal leewuy When vulumg ussets. Ehrenberg said. . current market conditions .. with the tollic assets could One would allow for "stg· Investors huve been hope· In other words. a pool of · negute the government's nilicunt ~ud{ment" on the ful thut u th to this crisis is residential mortgages that a effort. purl of un · tmumgers to neaRr. Whe are thkere_ret. year ago was worth $100 For months now. bu~l:.s determine if a market isn 't ( ac e 1 nee· 1s I he million might today ~ and their lobbyjsts have functioning . Bllecutives 11a1imwl lmsi•wss colwnnisl worth $50 million. The called on lawmakers and then would have discretion Ji•r Tlw Ao~socimed Prt'.~s . 10 hrr · a1 bank holding that ~I must regulators to suspend the over setting the value of the Write reflect the loss on ItS booKs, · marl-to-market· rules. They security. rbel'k®ilp.org!. :'\."1 cocnm.Wiicatioa IIIJIOII:g >taff Iranian bl~ ~ Omid!:eza Mitsa)'afi died duri.ng his t'<!lo-~e:ar prison term fO£ "insulting• and ~atollab Khomeini cnti.cizi~ lhe go~emme~~~~..._~!.::.....~~·= ..,... .......,. ....,.. """' ""' W ~ M; Ptesideot. ___ Letters ro the editor are welcome. They should be less than 300 words. All/etters are subject to editing, must be . signed. and include address dnd telephone number. No : 1msigned letters will be published. Leners should be in · IJOOd t<lJte. t~ddressing issues, ~ot personalities. Letters of thanks to organizations and individuals will not be aecept· edfor publication. <USPS213-960l Ohio V..ley Publlehlng Co. ban..'The-"""•~dil:ect- II II .1'.......:: "CI>PJ<. ~~-~ .............. .....wma~•.:ng~~~~t · _._.: "-""""'' "'""". An clear. ......... LETTERS. TO THE EDITOR Reader Services ~~ing ~car cev0l\ltioo." · · "OK. Listen.• I ]USt ...., _ __,....__. (oo ·~M)' · 1Cb.oaJeini ... ..,. ... ~. Cb.l:re: 1 • ...,. TR:>'"""'' -~- onv: """'" ...,..., too. a!:cessed e~pu:u __ ,., ~d "~·~ln. ......;..,,1. . I ould lik! z -r.r _ ..... _ , w e Are ~Oil tbinling what r·m Selvice bundwtdlbs 10 Cl)l)to spe8k. ~dy to ~ pee.- thinkrng'r fum the President's dill~ Jad: ~· N1> .. ""-~~• ...... h·• pie and lead'ers of the Islamic' R.tpllblic of Iran. American · . · t would are at So.;uvv<. ....,, w .., Nowru is Just one part of ~ve(, cuu:td ever. lower bi:m- about the Fust~? ))Q. we · your gJeat and ce~. self ill¥~ our natioo to ~vel rum~ a v~r cult~R ...~ like this. to thai ~tcioos Ton~ • . ~nt: F.~Jac,rt.~ ... l With0ut taking his eyes Islamic .regime. Unless tb.ink. • see ute ust >AY'Y off the screeD, Tony pwicll- Tony, sooieone's. gotten to beinJ} held by weiro.loolti.ng es in a number on bis cetl. the oresident. He's. in trou- hos · eli in white coats in that thick.et over JacIt . Bauer answers. ble.>~ · th untdllled .. ~Yeah.~ he breathes, also Tony; eyes narrowin~as ere. ,h~ the 'dent oo a .. • th W t Jack.. "No. w..... ""'& presi ' ue peers. a. e e · · tooling th fi11p: L d mirroc server uploaded to House: "Copy." that s JU&I e rrst a '.i litis monitor. The President (on Jack·s with her chefs in the new The President: MOver car radio): ~we lmow th'dl White House organic veg· .. ....:~ yoU!' art • you are a great Cht:I!U ··"'"'-..: elable garden. Chloe. ! need many cen.wo:=. .....Oil ~our music, litet"atllre and and your accomplishm.enls the: t'IIOSt current CIRG Logs . lllllovati\ln have made the have earned the respect of and recognition codes . for world a better and more the Uitited States and the entry in the- Oval Office." beautiful place ...~ • world ..." Chloe: ~rm on it. OK. Tooy: ~Are y1>u watcbiug Jacl:. park:s near the White I've u1>wnloaded them to the President?" House and:j1>ins Tony by the your PDA." · · · Jack. making his Wll)' to fence. Jade "Copy. We 'reon it." his car as he downloads a Jack: ~Someone must be From aductovertheOval frame grab to bis. PDA: . forcing the · president to Otlice. Jack. and Tony hear · "Copy." .mak.e this broadcast. T~>ny. lbe President wrapl'ing up Tooy. wali.i.ng toward the forcing him to grovel ro the: as Jack noiselessly drills an White House: ~what's he mullah-oc.racy . We .need eyehole in the plastet wall. . talk.ing about. 'innovation'? weapons. surveillance The President: " \,Vith the Does he mean the high-tech equipment, lhumbtacb, coming of a new season. armor-piercing roadside qllick." Punches in a num- we're reminded of this prebombs Iran 'inoovated' to ber on·his cell. · cious humanily tb111 we all Jtill and maim hundreds of Jack: "Chloe?'' share: · u.S'. troops in Jnw:l?" Chloe. also watching the Jack., under his breath: Jack, oow speeding across president on television: "Precious humanity we the 14th Street BridSt' into . "Jack!~ share? What aoout the downtown Washmgtcin: The President: ~we seek. regime's hanging of homo''C()py. And notice the spe- instead engagement that is. sexuals and storung-toctfte reference to 'the leaders honest and groUDded in death of adulterers? Tony. of the Islamic Republic of mutual respect ..." just recently a 25-year·old · :._::::_.::::::::..:~==-.::::.......:.:.:::=..=.:.::::......:.:.........: _::.:.:.._~..,....::__....:. .'· ----~----~--~·~--------- The ,Daily Sentinel . -·="6" ro Ba!fCJd• [lfUit o~ Maft-liZG. zii9). ~ "fbe IQIIQwing llll.es pli!fo."e lD 1111 ·unseen episOO& of ~-·· ,...._.;, ~"" . . •tlftY ............... <>""wenng. IS wall:bing . tbe Pn:sident li~e 00 lit tdevisiim in a I:Qffee o!.n:o ll£l'OSS tbe street ..._. from dle.Wbite House. Publisher .' Pnsideru ~3 Dan&Midicb .. JaciJ.:: ~ ~dent iS being O)dced mb) ~ deriag too Inn.• ....._,_: _0\11. l' m .._......,., ~~ .. ..... wa"'iling. How d~ routd ~ talk about ' mlltu:a.l respect' w ttb a regimeof)sessed ·with Holocaust denial. 11uk:in3 t&aet and (EditvrS. IWte: Wlii(e llt.e ~24 " <Aruce$ aNi drar- , . d :Leo. Obituaries ~.Muda~1009 Jack Bauer meets,_ & rack Obama · The Daily Sentinel (740) 992-2156 ·FAX (740J 992-2157 www~t Moaday ...Sunny. Highs in the upper 50s. West winds 5 to 10 mph. Moada31 nlaht...Mostly clear in the evening ...TI\en becoming plll'lly cloudy. Lows in the lower 30s . North winds around 5 mph .. Jiecoming e11st after midnight. . Tuesday••.Pilltly sunny. Not as cool with hi~hs in the upper 60s. East wtnds 5 to 10 mph. Tu sdl nlaht .Mostly e wtth a~ a 40"' percent cloudy ·chance of showers. Nor as cool with lows. in the mid 40s. Southeast winds 5 to 10 · h · m~t4n.esda~ ... Showers likely. Highs m the upper 50s. Chance of rain 60 per· -.March 29_ Thl'•.~ w--L ~ April "· h11s been proClllimed as Ohio Sen. ior Center Week. by Governor Ted Strickland. The week has been set aside to llooor · the imnnrtant ' role which senior ~nters. their staff and volunteers do to enrich lives and strengthen communities . The observance also com- cent . 50th memorates oflhethe Ohio anniversary Department of Aging that . sue(XlrtS. and enhances the ab1hty of Ohio's senior cenler network. to effectively serve older adults. "Senior centers offer ser· vices that help their members Q1aintam indepen· deuce, while also providing opportunities for them to interact with each·other and wntribute to their communities," said Strick.land, in the proclamation. "From meals and socialization. to . trips. volunteer efforts and educational opportunities. our senior centers provide the elderly along with ba~y boomers. and l)thers wllh meaningful and valuable activities." Wednesday alaht ... Mostly cloudy. Lows in the up]er 30s. Thursday ... Mostly sunny. Highs in the mid 60s. Thursday niabt ... Showets lili:ely. Lows in the mid 40s. Chance of rain 60 percent. Friday ...Mostly cloudy with a 40 percent chan(.'e of showers. Highs in the lower 60s. · friday nigbt...Mostly cloudy. Lows in the upper 30s. Saturday.. .Mostly sunny. Highs in the mid 6Qs. Saturday night ...Mostly clou~y. Lows in the lpwer 40s. Sunday ...Partly stmny with a 30 percent chance of showers. Highs in lhe mid 60s. W& ~~ entering the spring storm season. It is important to be aware of approa<:hing severe weather that could bring with it lghtning, ·nail, strong Winds and possibly liDIMCiotl. During the past 30 years. · tightning has killed an average of 66 people per year. 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Sc.~ I'WlOOti ~r SINK» Proud. to beapart ofyour.!ife.:-· . . S\lbscri~ toda.~~!~??2·2.155 ' . ' �• PageA4 OPINION The Daily Sentinel or does he? 111 eowt Sb wl • PQ t Of> Ollio actns befO'Itl IUVI fic/iolra.l . 'L tlie -s.sage tQ fran. attrlcru.wd ro " tire Presidertt ~ -•vt''!f • at con befoll' is diRctly quoted Ohio Valley Pubfishing Co. frr- Charlene ttoafticb . General Manager-News Editor mall mah IW ,_. rnptcii•.r . tsta&lisltmmt of rrligion, f1tr J"Miliri•.t lh .{wt txtrcis~ iltm9f; cw ahilpg dt~ ji'lt•• of s-,etclt, tw of tltt JmSS; f1tr tit~ rigltt of fif' peqlt peac~a61y to tWmtll~. a4 to JWririott ,,., GDVfUIIfltflt for a ofgftmntaS.. Cott.fNSS mmss - Jbe First AlnlncknMt to tha U..S. CGN:tlt•.tton . ' TODAY IN HISTORY ,.~ .....y t·s Monday. March 30, the 89th day of 2009. There '""" are 276 days left in the year. Today's Highlight in History: · t On March 30·. 1981, President Ronald Reagan was shot ,_ ,_.__ W: I h ,illld seriously injured outside a as · t~ Qte vJI .....,... ~ I. W. Hinck.ley Jn Alro wounded were te House pres& secrelary James Brady, Secret ~r<i~ ~ T~l>tby ., Mt:Carthy and District of Columbta po.lice o r Thomas Delahanty. On this date: In 1822. Florida became a United Slates tem'toey. ln 1842. Dr. Crawford W. Loog 1>f Jefferson. Ga .• fust used ether as an anesthetic during a minor operation. ln 1867. U.S. Secretary of State William H. Seward reached agreement with Russia to purchase the territory of Alaska for $7.2 million, a deal roundlJI ridiculed as "Seward's Folly." . . . . . . ln 1870, the 15th Amendment to the Cl>llStltulloo,glvmg all citizens the right to vote regardless of race, was declared in etl'ect by Secretary of State Hamilton Fish. Texas was readmitted to tile Union. · . In 1909, the Queensboro Bridge. linking the New York. City boroughs of Manltattan and Queens. opened. In 1945, the So:viei Union invaded Austria during World War 11. · · : In 1959, a narrowly divided U.S. Supreme Court, in Bartkus v.lllinois, ruled that a cooviction in state court following an acquittal ill federal court tbr the.same.crime did not violate the C~>nstitutil)ll's protec.tioo against double jeopardy. · In 1964, John Glenn withdrew from the Obio race for the U.S. Senate because of injruies suffered in a fall . . ln 1979, Airey Neave, a leading member l>f the British P.Mliament, was. killed in London by a bomb planted in his car by the Irish National Liberdtion ~Y· . . In 2002. Britain's Queen Mother Elizabeth died m her sleep at Royal Lodge, Windsor, outside Loodon: she w!IS 101 years old. . Ten years ago: Yugoslav leader SIQbodan Milosevic insisted that NAlO attach stop before he moved toward peace, declaring his forces ready to ftght "to the _very .end." NATO answered with ne..y resolve to wreck h1s mililary with a relentless air assault . A jury ill J'Qrtland, Ore., ordered Philip Morris to pay $81 million to the family of a ·man who died of lung cancer after sm~ Marlboros for four decades. (The U.S. Supreme Court twtce struck down the punitive damages part of the award, which was repeat.· edly upheld by Oregpn courts; the high court agreed in June 2008 to review the judgment a third time.) · Five years ago: In a reversal, President Geoi'ge W. Bush :. agreed to let National Secruity Adviser ~ondoleezza Rice : testify publicly and under oath before an mdepen~~nt panel : investigating the Sept. II terronst atta<::ks. Bnttsh-bom ' Ameri<;an broadcasler Alistair Cooke died in New York at age 95. Thought for Today: "If you k.eep on saying thin!;s are going to be bad, you have a good chance of bemg a prophet." - Isaac Bashevis Singer, Pulish-born American · Nobel Prize-winning author (1904-1991). 1 l ''• ·. I Correcilon Polley Our main concem in all stories is to PubllsMd ...,.~ morning, Monday • throug,h Friday. 111 Court S1teet, . be accurate.· If you know at a.n ttrror Pomeroy, Ohio. Stcon<klasa pootogo in a stor;. call the newsroom at (740) paid al: Pomeroy. 992·2156. lillmblr: The Asaocill*i Preas and tile Ohio Aaaoclatlon. Our 11111in numbet' II . (740) 912-2t5S. Oej)llrtment extenaloml .,., No-- . , . _ , Sel\d - """""" .. lions 10 Tho o.lly Sentlntl, P.O. rn. Pomotoy, Ohio 4Snt. eo. Sublcrlptlon ....._ : News • Editor: Charlene Hoeflich, Ext. 12 · • Reporblr: Brtan Aeed; El<t. 14 ; Ropartw: Seth Sergent. Ext. 13 '• Advertising Out- Sei<le: Dave Harns, Ext. 15 By.,...... ar motor.......... : • •.•...... '11.30 u ................'128.85 !MIIy ...................!50' Senior Clllnn relea I 21 . . . • • • • • ••.•..•• '59.11 52-'<• ............'116.90 SUbocrillots shoUd romt In advance <hct 10 Tho 00/ly Sel** No sub· • Out- Setee: Brenda Davis. E<t 16 scription bv 11\111 .,.mitted in where home amier SMVice Is am'tnH... • Clou./Circ.: Judy Clartt, Ext. 10 General Manager Charlene Hoeftich, E)(t. t2 E·moll: mdsnews C mydailyseotinel.com Web: www.mydailysenlinel.oom I Mall Subtlcrlpllon !nelda Melge County 12 Weeks .. ........ .. .'35.26 26 Weeks . . . .. ....... .170.70 52 Weeks . .. . . ...... .'140.11 Oulllde M41lge County 12 Weeks .. . . .. . . . ....'56.55 26 Weeks .. ·. . ...... ..'113.60 52 Weeks . .. . .... ... .'227 .21 . ty ~A='j;d_al¥! tbrt: ~4 mullab&. au} t1u> .~ ~~<ay lD SOlOt America ~';(:;,;;;;;.,.;...,.the ~ ~ :-~~ tm ...., • b::l:: ~we d:on't find! out We·u get ~oo up oo t'« a few tri!Jll: episro:s. Youl'ube witbin the hoot.~ Cb.kle y,011 mow that. The Prel;ldent ~. want it •-~ too.out on All ................. ,. :......... ~ . ·~-.~ cuuoc ""'~~~ L s.illa Sum:ptitioosly. Jacl.pe\:t'S BUCHTEL "- Wal'ne L. Smith. 6$. Bucllw, piL'iSed away Thursday ~~~ 26, 2.009. at his. resi~ • &m in Mason. Wel;t Virginia. he was the- son of the- ~ George- and Clarabelle Badgley Smilh. He was lit 1962 graduate of Rutland High ScbooL He sen:ed 17 years in theMarine Corp. and tiiJ. years in the Army Natiooal Glwd.. He' is survived by his wife ~abelh Barrows Smith. . children Wayne 1t. of Batavia. Robert 1>f florida. and Chris Hodge of Batavia: srep-duldreo Tn..,is. Carr of Jadsoo:•ille. Trevor Carr and James Gambill of The Pl:ains. and Sba.v~>na Gambill of Buchtel. ti\'e ~bil­ dren. one great-graliddaughrer. fi..,e $tep-paDddilldRn; · and a sister Mary of FlOO.da. · In addition to his poreDt$ he was ~ ill deatb b);. brothers Charles and Robert. . Memorial services will be held Apri) 4. 2001} at 2 p.m. at Bigooy-Jordlm Funeral Home witb ~Dave Cogar o.ffi.. ciating. and military sen: ices will be held. You ma~:!f.n lhe register book. or leave a CODdl>letl\:e for lhe y al GALUPOUS. - TodQ www ..bigonyj1.udanti.meralhome.eom. Fowler. CMPE.Ilas assumed the position of Chief Adrninistrati"e Officer of t he Holzer Clink Board l>f DicectofS. fi>wler. a 16-~&a.r · emploJie& of Holzer Clink. ser\'ed mQS.t recently as :associate adminiSillltor witb COOLVlll.E - Lewis "'Lew~ E. Gilliu. Sr.. 65. l>f O'>'ers.igbt l>f both the .Coolville. Ohio died.Saturday, March 28: al Camden~lad ladson and Atheos based Memorial Hos~ital in Parke!Sburg. W. Va. · Hober Clink- facility operaFuneral ser< tees will be held at I p.m. Tuesday, March tions. according to lhe 31.2009 at the White-SchwarzeJ .f'Wlelll} ~.Coolville. Bl>ard · of OirectoJS with Past1>r Geo.rge Horner offkiating. Burial will be in the announcement. . In additil)ll to his most Coolvill~ Cemetery. Friends 11111y call at the funeral home Monday from 2 to 4 and 6 .to 8 p.m. Friends can sign the recent position of associate online guestbook. at www.white-schwuelfuneralltorne.et>m admillistratoc. Fowler previousl)l held the positions of recruiting coonli.nator and human resources manager of Holzer Clinic. His appointment as chief administtalive officer Arraigned became effective Monday. March 16. POMEROY - The following were arraigned in Meigs "Steady leadership is cruCounty Common Pleas Coon oo indictments recently cial in guidin~ any' entity returned by the Meigs County Orand Jury:. through the -difftcult eco• Francis Zuspan. for open dumping. Denise BUill.'~! was nomk climate· we face appointed counsel. Bond was set at.SS.OOO pers.onal leWg· · today. Fowler has demonmzance. $S ,000 surety. and .$S ,000 appeanmce bond. . · . strated proven and et'fective • Rochelle Gloeckner. ~meroy. · fw receiving stolen administrative skills lead· property. A personal recogruzance bond was set at $.~.000. ing our operational depart· with the condition she not use drugs 1>f abuse or viSit any menls. for many years," establishment serving al~ohol. She WllS restrained from the said G. · Patrick Connors, alleged victims in the case. CEO of Holler Clinic. "He • Zachaiy English, for burRlary and receiving stolen is well equipped to meet property. Christopher E. Tenoglia was appointed counsel. the challenges· of the future . Bond was set at $I,OOQ pefSI>llal reWgniunce, $500 SW1'r ty, and $500 appearance . illto.lhe room. T"~ ~................: "Thank u.-. n=•~you all. Thai: was pat. l'\'e beeo wanlingtoooo tbal fuu lloogslam~~:tk~:W.~ ~"- actual! In~ [!Qy ot wbate'l:er the-y ~_it? Maybe-we. can ,,__, send wo::m ~.. ...;_ft ~a , .....e. or pte. or:;..,.,......_. Too)': ~tt.lw Dlllll)' llostil~. J---r.r ~~ ~ ... Jack. is still Slll"'eyillg tlleapparently peaceful scetl~ when F' tlh:l Firs& d Lad}' "u' enters. b trst a y: . fil , oney. Want s.ome o.rganic broc~ coli'!" OrJacmk:ay..~~. b!Jstilesatl ·· .. ~:.J:~,; '"" """ Puoches in a number oo his \.'ell. "Chloe. wwllload the reverse quadrdlin.e'ar coonJi... naleli to my POA so we l'an Holzer CHnic names· chief administJ1ative officer getoutofh~ 'Th.-Presidmt of the United States just groveled to Iran because he wanted to. And that makes this wep~o~~." thing . oae lost ..,.,..,. rDiana West is. the- au.th011 of · "The Death of the Grown-up: How Americas Amtsted Dewlflpment Is Bri'!8'i!"8' Down IVt>slun · Civifi<ation ." (lru/1>/(>gs a~ diunawl'st.net. She mn be conta(·ted · via LIFE COACH · POMEROY - Brenton M. Welsh was s.enteru:ed in Meigs County Common Pleas Court 10 two 18-month terms on charges of burglary and theft of a motor vehicle. The sentences were suspended and Welsh was Ol'dered to romplete the SEPTA program, participate in ~ommu~ity COireC.!ions and perfonn 500 hours of comm~ty serv1ce. ALL BUSINESS: Bank fix~it plans may collide Bv RACHEL BECK '!:' · For the Record ifianawrst@vakfln.net). ____________ _ Center rrom PaaeAi ' Home care services including homemaker. personal care and respite care were · among the other prosrams offered. along with acttvities through the Retired SenioJ Volunteer Program where 149 elderly residents partici~ pated in a variety of community activities of an educational and service nature. Wellness services -is a growing feature of the Senior Center which last year e11panded into new space. with more added this year. The emphasis of the Wellness Center is on an active lifestyle regard· less of age. The Center not only includes a variety of exercise equipment, but also exlends into e11ercise classes, water aerobics, and hiles . "While several grant programs we benefited from in recent years were not renewed this year. volunteer effort~nd communitr, SUP: port. saw us through.' srud Shaver. "Last year . was a dift'icult year but our com· munity support. our fundraisin$ efforts ~nd n~w collaborative relattonshtps were fonned that will serve us well in the coming years," she concluded. Medica.! ~ FJI.ecutive \CMPE) fwm the Amerk:an College ot" Medical Practice Ex.t;c.:utives in 2004. He is a member .o f the Ambulatoo Surgery CentM Association as well as the llatio.ual Medical Group Mmagement As.~;ociation (MGMA). ~rveli on MGMA"s Government A~tiQn Committee t~ diagoosti~ imagi,ng services and ~:ilrrently serves as President of tile Ohio Medicl.ll · Group Management Association. "For nearly· ten years I ltave had the pleasure of and 1 look forward to the working in operations with opportunity to wQrk with him in this new capacity as OUt ph)lsidans and $taff a member of our senior executive staff." ConnoJS added. Fowler is a 1981 graduate of Gallia Academy High ·School in Gallipolis. He eurned his Bachelor of .Arts in . Communication Arts/Public Relation.s from Ohio Nortliem Uolvets.ity in l985 and his Masters of Business Administration · from wright State University in 2000. In addi· tion. Fowler achieved the Medical Group Management AssO<>iation 's designation as a Certified who serve our patients. As.ide from beill8 a great experien'~ . I gained an · , immense appreciation lor tho~ working the front line of health . care .~ Fowler ~"Olltlnented . •<fhis k.now 1ede.<>e will be v<Uuable in my new rule a.s chief adminis· tro.~tive om~-er." As chief administrative Fowler witt assume oversight responsibility of aU adnunistrati~e capacities including risk. manageme.nt. hlllllan recruiting. resoun;es. busines.~; devel~ opment. marketing. education. C\1mmunications. med· ical records and the ainbulatory surgery ~o-enten>. otl1~"\!r. Spring Stonn Season Be Prepared to Take Coverl Local Weather Sentenced 1 ~~ 7 . The H~ Hom.e Care PWnerov Br411Ch is "Evenoae ~ ar Holzer lo.."'dted at ttf E. Memorial Heil!.th • SySfe:IDS pla.J!s a Oriv~ in ~.,. and C'.lll voll.labl.e roil! in: wQdiJig IQ be re'.!Cbed at 7~992-I 77:. ~ the staDdards..* Remy Holzff ~was ~vel­ said.. ~~ thi.n.l it gives tbem a oped in 1994 to meet the need feelirlg·I)( pridl! and ~ fut plll.liative c-o1re in Gallia. to wod, m aa a1.:~red ladson a!¥! ~ <.'l)Uilties. organi.ution. They also lbpice alsQ Sl!l'Jes pllli.ents ~iare the- ~ in portion;; of Athens. ~of thi! survey and the · l.awreo."\! and Vinton COWl· ~ty IQ ~dCI with ties. FQr iofurmati.oo abool 1l» Joint Commi1»i1>11 sur· ~ Ho6pi.(.-e. <.'alltoll . ~ vey or.~ 800-~'0. or 74()...:l46.. Holzer Howe (are has 507~. The office is loc<lll:d at: been ser< ing reside-nts of 288. I Stdte Route 160 in Mid-Ohio Valley till lOOl'e Gall.iPQ{is ·~>her.. E.\tr~ Care pr~r than 30 years. The ~i<.~ area indude:> Gallia. vides a variety or 5en:ll.'t:S t111<'ksoo. ~g.s. Athens and for people in the l"Otnfort of Vinton counties. as weU as theil' own bomes. including ponioos of lawren..~. Pile oornetnaking. hou.sek:eeping and Scioto couutieli in Ohio· and respire *rvil-es. E.\ttll and Mason County. W.Va. Care ser...es residents in Ute main oftice of Holzer Gallia. Jadson and Meigs HQme Care is too.:ated in COUDtit:li in Ohio and Marou Gallipolis and can be County. W.Va. R>r: informare'dChed ~>y calling 140-4-16- tion about Extra Care. ~.~d.lt 5301. The Holzer Home toll ~ 800-920-8860. or Care Jack.soo Branch is 74(}.4..l[. 3914.. The Extra. located ar: 190 Water Street Care ofti<."\! is locdted on the in Jadsoo · and .:au be main campus of Hober reached by calling 740-288- Medical Center-Gallipolis, ~- We've~ebi:m.~ ill~ . ...,....,~ .... v~. ··:~ .- even if it's ji)SI a paper loss. ·claim the rules force banks The FASB is expected to That's one btg reason ·to report huge paper losses. decide on this toned-down NEW YORK - Two banks have taken massive even on assets they don't version of mark-to-market plans to all.ack. the credit cri- writedowns over the past phm to sell. The losses are as soon us April 2. If sis are ·careening into each two years . Those write· artiticial, they say. This has approved ~ which many in other. downs, in tum, have put a e11uggetated the current cri· the industry believe is lik.ely The Obama adrninistra· strain on their cupital ...:. the s1s. - companies 1.;ould apply tion is trying to re-i~nite measure of how much Supporters of marl:.-to- new vllluution req1,1irements lending by enticing pnvate money is on hand. Because · mark.et argue that the rules in the current quarter. which lenders to buy the toxic banks are required to tlave provide · investors with a formost companies will end assets that have been stuck certain minimum capital clear picture of a company's in late April. on the balance sheets of requirements. they have finances at that moment. · The fear is that companies banks. curbed lending to business- Without the rules. investors will usethis leeway to boost But the plan could be es and consumers to' con- wouldn't be able to measure the vtllue of the loans on undercut by another initia: serve their capital. the impact of the housing their books to "unrealistic • tive: relaxing accounting But now there is a glim- and credit collapse. And levels," said Robert rules that determine how the mer of hope that a solution bes.ides, if the value of the Willens. an ell pert on tax assets are valued. That is on the way. assets increase. the ~"Ompa- and accounting issues for might boost the prices of The goal of the ·Obama nies will take big gains in · Wall Street clients. ·those assets, making it hard- plan is to help create a mar· · the future. "The FASB's relaxation er to sell them ... ket for securities nobody But chan$es look more of these rules might come at "Imagine if we do all this seems to want. The first step lik.ely. Earher this month · the most inopportune time," and nothing changes for the is to place a value on them lawmakers threatened to hesat. 'd better, and the banks still because few people are real- enact Iuws that wou Ida) ter In the short run , banks don't lend," said Roger ly sure whut they'.re worth. murk-to-market uccounting ld be fi11 b · · th Unveiled Monday, the if there was no quick. tix wou ne Y ratsmg e Ehrenberg. who runs his plan will take up to $100 from the Financial value of these assets. But own investmel!t firm and billion from the governAccount in~ Standards d~n 't ell.pect it to be a cure-. writes a blog called Information Arbitrage. ment's e11isling $700 billion Board. or FASB . which st"ts a Higher.values could drive For months, the govern- fimanct'alb • at'lout P?t . It wt'II U.S. ac·cottt·ttt.tlg t'tles , . . "Relief is needed now and prospective prJvate ment has struggled with then pair that with private how to deal with mortgage investments and loans from ·action must be tal:.en imme- investors away. Investors Federal Deposit diately to help bting certain- don't Wlllll to overpay, even loans · gone bad and other the to the markets·," if they do have help from · risky securities. The mark.et Insurance Corp. and .the ty for such assets has col· Federal Reserve to generate Republican Rep . Spencer the govemment. lapsed. which means the $500 billion in pun;hasing Bachus of Alabama said If thut results in assets banks 1=an 't sell them off to power. during u session of the remuining on the bank.s' investors. . Ban~s would unloitd their House Finuncial Servict:s book.s. they muy still be resistunt to lend. That's At the same time, linan· troubled assets and securi- . subcommittee. cia! companies are required ties to investors. Investors. On March 17. the FASB because they will worry under the "mark-to-market" in turn, hope to eventually proposed changes thut about how su(.•h assets could would give compt~nies more perform in the · future. accountin~ rules to adjust turn a profit. the assets values to .ret1ect But unother plun to deal leewuy When vulumg ussets. Ehrenberg said. . current market conditions .. with the tollic assets could One would allow for "stg· Investors huve been hope· In other words. a pool of · negute the government's nilicunt ~ud{ment" on the ful thut u th to this crisis is residential mortgages that a effort. purl of un · tmumgers to neaRr. Whe are thkere_ret. year ago was worth $100 For months now. bu~l:.s determine if a market isn 't ( ac e 1 nee· 1s I he million might today ~ and their lobbyjsts have functioning . Bllecutives 11a1imwl lmsi•wss colwnnisl worth $50 million. The called on lawmakers and then would have discretion Ji•r Tlw Ao~socimed Prt'.~s . 10 hrr · a1 bank holding that ~I must regulators to suspend the over setting the value of the Write reflect the loss on ItS booKs, · marl-to-market· rules. 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Jade "Copy. We 'reon it." his car as he downloads a Jack: ~Someone must be From aductovertheOval frame grab to bis. PDA: . forcing the · president to Otlice. Jack. and Tony hear · "Copy." .mak.e this broadcast. T~>ny. lbe President wrapl'ing up Tooy. wali.i.ng toward the forcing him to grovel ro the: as Jack noiselessly drills an White House: ~what's he mullah-oc.racy . We .need eyehole in the plastet wall. . talk.ing about. 'innovation'? weapons. surveillance The President: " \,Vith the Does he mean the high-tech equipment, lhumbtacb, coming of a new season. armor-piercing roadside qllick." Punches in a num- we're reminded of this prebombs Iran 'inoovated' to ber on·his cell. · cious humanily tb111 we all Jtill and maim hundreds of Jack: "Chloe?'' share: · u.S'. troops in Jnw:l?" Chloe. also watching the Jack., under his breath: Jack, oow speeding across president on television: "Precious humanity we the 14th Street BridSt' into . "Jack!~ share? 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Sc.~ I'WlOOti ~r SINK» Proud. to beapart ofyour.!ife.:-· . . S\lbscri~ toda.~~!~??2·2.155 ' . ' �. The Daily Sentinel . ACROSS THE NATION &'t'S WIB•M. Air PMS•wz.Jm< A. Gl;w;ns ~PRESSWRt~ Y ~uire ou' ve hearu about ~ bad tn~l{tgagt:s . about sad struggb with ~ insol~eocv . about the "a:~ee of foredosu.r:-es that bas .:rdSht.'d o~e-r Ameri.:a. • But what ~ ue.\.t'.' Every day. thou$allds of "-ri<..'lllls. be!!in th.!ir lhes "' are eject~!\! ~~g.ai.n after th<'y from tht.!ir bom~. · AP~ ~y rent. live with fril!uds Red Gambmo describes his familiy's foreclosure during an Qr family. oc seek refuge- in a The Gal1anna. Ohto home that sarah and Eric Hauser lost to sbelttt. 'fhey USII.iilly haw • nw~iew in Chestwtield Township. Mich .. Thursday. Jan. foreclosure is seen Monday. Mar{;h 9 .. 29. In tl'le background is his wife. linoa Gambmo. ~of 0~~ bill:;.l!tttpty !lltVmg:> UCI..'OWits. and a red Bag Qn their ~o-redit 1\.'\)0t~ lbilt will tlk.l' yean> to f.ak. lky oftl:u. suffel- from t~l­ la&s of ~ue. f<l.ilure and ~:ement. ~ tho: Hou$t.'rs. th.- Melendere;, the Gambinos.. 1!\e &vkills - four famil.i$ from diff.-rent bad.. !JOWlds and dift-..rent slaks - are all e-nduring t~ $alll<" Life- sma~:k.-down . Cnll8u 4 fart1ilies st • recoverntg m foreclosu ...a·e They ·v.- alllOISt ~ir bon~ within the past yw. l'ht.'y'velearned lessons and cha!~ . behaviors. The-y'\·t.' opened l.loors aftet the-ir fioot Woo> 1.'1o6e\l. tun\l.'d ro social ~ tlllll helped Ol' let th!m ~ through a crl!<..-k. The-. all seek happil~ e,ver-ifter .:-mfings.. But ihere are no gua..-dlltees. .. Bitter lllttliciM' GAHANNA. Ohio\AP) tll\'r family ·s ht.'alth fell apart with such ferocity that Saruh_ Hous.::r laughs m disbehet when sre rememben, it. . Their !rOubles began in the- SUIIUller of 2007 with a ~ pain in her husband Eri~ s stomach from a debilllltting intestinal disease that Laura Melen~z. 33. ana her son Jared. 9. are seen outsi<le Charmaine Boykin hold.s ner S months-old aai.lghter Zoreah ~uired sev.:-raJ surgeries their home in the Naranja neighborhood of Miami. Thursda~. as she and her daUghter Alexis. 9. eat dinner in their lind letl him With St.'VI\'1\ her· Jan. 29. Columbia. S.C. apartment Friday, Jan. 16. was. Days later she (.'ame But bt.'tlearh the ~:wm sur· .:-~·emually walli..:d aw.-y from dQw11 with a scrato:by throat face. Houser is w1.:-asy . "That's part of wh:;o we're H.:- said he was lett with the home la.~t MI. that wouldn't go away. ''I'm still sick..'' she says. Facing life on the streets. . Ill<} ~boice. Al.'o::ounts at his in a predicament. H~;~lf of it "lt was like the Thursday "Eric's better, but we didn't Mdt'nde<" sent three ot her ~'Otll{"U1Y dwiudled as the wa.~ the <:-c:ouomy and the · after his surgery I t'ouud out · ellpect what happened to d1ildren t\1 live with their hou~mg bubble burst. and job. and tht.' oth<:-r half of it lhat the .can~o-er was ba!..-k:· happen th<:- tirst tim<:-. I can't father tn Puerto Rico. She t.'Q:>I~ of doing business n1se . was if l would huv.:- put Hooser. JS. sav's. "There's work right now .. I wish l moved into th<:- hou~e of a · His eight-burner ~rill is· aside tbl! money in~tt:ad of t'Our tumofS in n1y ned ... the could. btU I can't. h it going friend thr three mouths until stored in hi~. son's g1u1tge. He buying tlw <.-uttuge in 2003 . l!Wps.ies say that the lymph to happen ttgain? Do you be told her to leave Del.· . 2. makes r.lo wtth a tllWh :;tUll(l- that ~o~t over $.l ,UOU a nodes. are malignant." . er model that tits his down· mollth with utilities , And put your own health at risk 2008. Eric Houser was kept out to ~o to work?'' • Mdendt>l! sought refuge s{zed life. Hot dogs hav.:- th<tt's · not counting the of won for months. and this Over th<:- ~-oming momhs. \II a homeless shdter with taken the plaL-e where ex.pen· money you spend when vou flllllil~ of sevel1 - which she wiD continue tl) battle h~r other two children tli<:- · stve stt>aks Olli.-e si~:.~led. go there evef)l' weekend.~' indud<:-s three kid,. a t. canrer. her s011 will pnq>ttre n<:-x.t dtty. She li~.:d there for •·rm a meat-and-potato . The <.Xlttag<:- ou Houghton yeat-old ¥nmddaughter and to gntduate from high school about tbrt.'l! we-eks until sh<:- man. an1l all of a sudden the Lake.about 155 miles northlheir son s tiam:ee - lost and - if Ho11ser has her way got a $:!03-~· montb apart- meat's I!Otlt.'," says Gmnbino. west of Detroil. was a J?Oint their m.:-dkal coverage. - the bills will re paid on ment through tt gov~·t·mnem sitting 'in the wndo 's small of stn:ss in their marnage. Their income dropped. time. ~or now, they are . program in late ~-.. moor. living room with Linda. Fred says Linda tri.,_l bard to while .their monthly health tix·used on simply stt~ying The Gambill\).\\· alrendy talk him out of buying it . • ' Sl\e I(JSt her job tit the e~~re costs soared from thtgik li\·ing sitttt1tion Is "I used to buy things and together - under ott<:- roof. wom<:11 's ~.:ntt:r tn Juttumy. ai>Qut $165 to al>out $480. • Fln.dina angels bttt she h~id alre11dy se~o·ut-ed thtl."att•ned ltgain ..Thev 1\~111· let her worry about ptlytng Their $1.300 monthly mot,· MIAMI Launt a patHilllt' job as .a l'OSill<' ly lean1e1l the l.'lll~lo 's owner the bills," he said. . · gage bill went unpaid. has fallen imo l'otwlosltt'e'. Th~ir houw Sl)ld at sher· Melendez holds dear the toiO!>!ISt at Wal-M<u·t. · . In November :!008. a little few ''angels" who've guid· whi~·h me< UIS they may tteed itl's auction tast June. and The job is tww f1ill time. more thllll 1.1 yea!' after .they ed her along lhe road out of and she receiv.,_l a healthy tol1nd Wll'tner place to live by t~ey hut! to k'ave by Jan. I. g.Qt sick. a sheritf's dep1.1t~ foreclosure. 1 ht' va~o· unt · hl)me once tux refund c·he,·k that btts late summ~r vr c<u·ly full . kuQd.ed on the Housers Still. ht' isn't t't•dim: bit· w11rth $1 1>5 .000 is on the A mother of fivt• boys. helped h<-r uttl·h up on her front dOt)!' and told them it Melendez tells a story ·of a bills. Sh~ has paid otl two ter. or blmnt•less . • murl;et t'or $77 JXKJ. was time to leave. Hdp tbt's<: J1.1y~ cotues man named Angel who tix~xl <.' llsh advan..:e loans and · " I wus one of thuse thttt if ''We never thou!;ht w~ '11 her StJV on the cht:up, and a SlY!llt' nl.'dit c·ard bills. th.,_l I wantt•d it. ye<~h. gt't it. varillllS pl11~-es : A friend lent be hon"tel~:>ss:· Houser says. woman llltn1~ Espefli!U~t - the brakes on her SU V untl Don 't won·y ulltmt it . Wt:' R· 11 van he WI.IS!t't usin~o:. mul · a& her gt'llnddaughter. Spunish for hope - who ,igned up for a home phone, making money . family members h<tv~ pttid Marleigh. toddles around the h1red her ttl Wal·Murt. . "It's tll>t e<tsy. bttt thtmk Unfortunately . I <lV<;t-ex.- th<:-tr $800t-ent . · kitchen at the family\ small There's .alst• a n~phew who God." she >liVS. ·•Until now. tendt'(lmysdf." h"' says . . · Linda nmkes $50 u week. rental home. a fl.'w miles bus e:in·n hn moral suppillt God bas d\'eu nte hettlth. fromwhere they ustxl tolivt'. thi\lll~h try ihg times. and ho:r mtd if l huve to l!.i w my ht•ttrt They cmnped out at a l'luubun~:tilllL' son,, · hun~ry for my ldSs I will . Holiday Inn Ex.press for two mouths to motivat~ her tlatly. Everything I h.-ve tlone . l've . . woob. refusim: to split their "You find tntlllY po:-opk' tlont· for tht'tn. Thev are th<:k.ids up amon~:'rell1t1ves and alon~ the way who are l1ke ll.'USI •n for me to li v~· ." frieqds · homes. The wuple ange1s. but a lot l'f pe\•pk She wants to sturt making borrowed muney . from who supp~.JSetlly ure Y\'ur regultlr pay.ll\i.'IIIS ll):!tlill oi1 friends to get by and fuunt! friends actuttlly put more bt·r SU\. m<tke StltnC uddi· t~i~ house two weeks hiler. things itl yo~tr way to trip lllms to ht'l' li<'W plm:e to Houser says thev were you up:.' sht' suys. live <md rnuybe t'Wll get ~h.•m1ined to stay in the . Mekntlet 's ptlth 'htls bet'n l'abll.' m11la.:ell phone ~ ull sttnlt.' town so that Chris. 16. full of obstac·tes. . pwmising stt.'ps. and Mary. 1-1. wouiJ ittll be Sh~ und her bvy frit•nd Sht• h1ts be..-n . reunited uprooted fn.•m high s1:h1x•l. bought u $250JXXI htllllt' llt'tlr with till btU l}lle of her bllys. "That was u pret\'\(uisite for Hotnesteud. Fh1.. in · April lkr ~oul is to Hn1l tm in<:-x · the kitl' mttl Eri•· tmd 1." sht· 2007. They were uble to pay pt·ustvt· phmc ti<.·ket and S~tys . ''l'hat as lt1ng us wt• 're their $2.600 monthly hou,ing brin~ him bu(·\.. fwm Puel'lo all tog.-ther we'll be OK ." · expenses throllgh a ~:omhinu­ Rii.'\; as SIX111 us she Cltl\ . She cvughs and tuli.es u tion of their st1laries llll4.1 hdp "I can't be witht•ut hin1." ~ip of orungc juit:e. She has from Melemla's mother's she . says . "I'm h11ppy . lleen in ~llld \lUt of the ht~pi· Social Secw·ity checks. · be1.' <mse l'm h"re and wtth tal in ret:ent weeks for radi· Melendez says she httd them (other kids) . But be's idion treatments . her doubts from th<:- start. missing. He·~ missing." : · •·we don't have a lot, but Till: interest rate on th<:-ir • Ltarmnallmlts !Jihat we do have we own," mot~gage seemed high . tHES1ERFIELD ~ says. ;WvrJ don't even "l lik.e to think things TOWNSHIP. Mkh . - Thi~ Wive a credit card . And we through. Because of the kitb, isn't how Fred Gt\lllbitl\1 )"&ren't living beyond our I didn't walll to end up where expe<·ted to celebrate his means. It's just something •. t, a!ll oow. becat~'\t it's not 60th birthtlliY ot· 30th wedthat happened ... eu-'y. l told him. 'lle cureli1l."' ding anniversary . . She worked ut u sllt'lt~r thr · The family is slowly movHe probttbly W(lllld hav"' lag t'orwurd. tl')'ing t\• rebuilt! nt-risk women. ami her ho;.ted ;1big f•unil ) pmty 11n tile lives they 0111.-e had. Eric boyfriend built i>llltts. Thn hi' h(llllc' ~11tt i1> tlr at hi:. n>t· liluser wod:;s from oome for were matmging to pay their t1l g~· up-nonh . And u\ a ~ electronics nmnufaclttrer bills until her hvyfriend lt1st suft• llt·t h,• would._._. fired IIJ1d has regained medil'al hisjob.He t'\'lllltually kfl her ll)l hb "illl1ll;.tc•(' ~:rill thut bOO.:-Iits he lost last yeur. And <Uid the tlve l'hildrt•n, n:tum- 'Cl'V\'' -10 ~uc·st' . • the couple is t'urrently ing to their nutive PUt'l'lo lnstc·ad. '11e m1tl his wife. mulling an option to pur- Rico in Del.-ember 201)7 . Limht. "ill m<ul bl•th mik'chas<' the rental house. . With her bovfrit·nd ''Oht• stones this \ ,·m in th<.• l'llltdl! Their eldest son. ll)-ycar- Mclendt•L . 33 . 'round ~t-sdt: tht·y rt'llt. a hnll~ mik h\'111 th,· · ok1 Alex . recently landed a in cv~n llllll'-' lt\1til'k . Ht•r sul>urban t:l..·m 1it t;mc·h h1 >m,· full-time job.nnd his fiam:~'<' mother ~ot sicl<llld t'lltkd up they ll\'111• fon.x·l<'' lll\' Jun . I. in an u~s is[t"tl ti \ i ~~~ L.Ll· iht", J'hey Ills(> ll\'t th,•ir .:;li'IUid tit<-• pl~ns to enroll in Oberlin Colleg<'· in tho: spring. Both <ll Mclcmkt ''"t that limu-1- l'\lltu~;e blc'l.'ttu:.e lhcy i.'llllldn't gltv~: up tht•ir onl!inal plans dal hdp. Sh~ 'tt>Jlpt·d paying utfm\1 them ttfkr G!tmbino to . attt·ml collt·~"' wh"'n the mortgag<'. kit bdund 1111 do,,ed his ' ~'<'ttl ,•,ttUl.' t1pprni~ll l!t:r SU\' p <~y mc· nh . uud bu~itwss IIL't June. Mitrkigh was blmt. · March 30th . • frwn appr<l.iseN. Bl The Daily Sentinel • baby-,itting a l!t"<l!lddau~h­ tt.'r. On.!- son paid for Freu to ta.kt.' refresbt.'r colll'St.'S am.l a tt.'>t to bo:..:oo1e ~t.t~.:rti­ tied - au upgrade man~ mortgage ~o·ompanies now llt:FOU.MD Klo'IWI:I' lmjde ',,._. Ca\s will I • Sb:aight. Pact B' • fuiled at two ~~~temrt' despite inreru;e. $1Udying Wtth a friend and fellow appraiser. But he's. making some monev worling foe biJ; oldest son. Fred Gambino Jr" who owns his own appmisal fum. Bv SW.Ulllrt. Fred Gambino ~s to be· worlting sreadil~ ani! pa~ing the bills. "Wt.' figtm!' Wt.' ·vt.' gono:- t~ the bottom a$ fat a.s we can.'' he $aVS. "Now we're just going ~.on our way bad. up ugwn. •AD-y tutet COLUMBIA. S.C. \AP) - Chanuaine B<>ykin was the id.:al target of those l..x1l..• ing to mak..: a. qukk bu~o·k .during the height of the bous· ing boom. She was inell.periem.'ed in the home buying proct'ss. bad less tban pect~t c:redit and a minority. 1~ majority of blacks who took. out purd1.a>e- mongug.:s in 2005 got hig!Kwt ~ub­ pl'im.: loans. <.."On~ with arot.uld 17 pet,:ent of whites. U!..Wnling II.) Federdi R~:s.<:rve •.b.ita. And . minority homeownen;. are bearing the b\'Wlt of the ft~£e~:IO..'tm!' crisis. · Boy kin's home w..:ut into foredos.ure aft<:-r a.Q,itllcult pregnancy forced b<:-r to quit one tlf her twl) job-s and her · adjm•table mortgage rate rose . dvublin~ h<:-r tm:mthl~ par,mo::nts to $1 Jl:\7 . ·1 bad no dtoire." $aVS Boyk.in. a South Carolina siit· gl<:- mother of two. "l ba~l to ~ out and get an apattment for Ule and my chikh-en." Fitumcially. Boy kin says she bas bit bottom. But with a new associates degrt.'l! in busin<:-ss tmd a new bal::>y. sh<:- bas u plan to rebound. ''lt wa;; Jetinitd~ a lesson teamed:' she says. "I think my inrerest rllte was (IJI)Und 9 per· cent. And it was adjustable ... And (I) jttst worked with someone who was out to make m01lt.'y and sell a home." She sa~s she wilt LISt.' pmt of this ye;;u: s tax. retwn to pay off · old bills. get ·credit rumseling rutd educate herself on what to do when buying a home. ln addition to looking for the rest loml. Boykin Sltid she's .also teamed to avoid choosing the wrong house. She bought a bouse from a mortgage broker who was buying houses. making cos· metic- repairs. ttnd tltpping th<:-m. And soon after shot moved in. she had to spenJ $6.000 to fix. tl ro<.1f leak and oth<:-r things. There will be anothel' house. Boy kin st1ys. But this time. there will re a better i.'httoce to nmke it u penna· nent home. "I feel like in a year or so. r ll repair my ~o·redit anJ get back out ther~ and get another home tor me and my girls." she says. t? ~~turns at Ba · . y Hillg . 8'f EDIIIE PEu.s AP ro!ATIONAL WFIITEFI ORLANDO. Fla. tAP) The duoch shot&. The hite charge. An electri~ bii:Uil.' the 18th bole at Bay fltlLoo Yep, Ttg<:-r Woods is back. With those fu.m.iliar badnine h.:-roi~~ and a putt moot e~eryollt.' kllt.'w he was going to mal.<:-. Woods holed a 15-l'oott.'r ..for birdie IQ win tl:le Arnold Pa.lmer Invitational foe his ftrst .~ i~:­ torJI sinre returning (rom knee surge!')'. Woods dosed with a 3· under 67 for a oDe-shot vic· tory over ha.rd· hi<:k. Sean O'Hair.matching his 1~-est 1.'011\ebatk on the PGA Tour. "It teeh gOOd tl) be back in c:ontention. to feel th<:rush..~ Woods said. "It's been 1.1while. but God. it felt good ." . Three regulars and Villanova at men's Final Four Three of the teams are Final Four ft.'gular;;. prol!raJUS that e:~.pect to l!e practkit1g and playing in the tirst w<:-ek of April. not attending end-of~ as(ln biUI<luets. Trying to pul.l a postseason surprise is Villanova. a school that might not havl.' the tradition ·of North Carolina. Michigan State- or Conn~ti\.'Ut but does have the bigg<:-st sho•:ker in NCAA to.>urnl.Uitent history on its ~.·olorful ft.'Slllue-. Villanova on~o-e agam will enter the Final Four a.' an ~<Jefdog. though h.;tr~!y the lund It Wti.S the Ia' ' lin.:. m t985 ~ . when Rothe Masstmtno's te <lm was etghth-set.'<ied and shot 78.6 peKent to k.uoc:k a growu1g G.,_ltgetuwn d~tlasty off its w~d e1nbru~o.-e. be .invohcl wit!). and I hope the)l SUppon sw; _Micb.tgan State. there S little dou.bt who Wtll ~ave OOtlle-("UUrt. advant~e Ul that one. The Fmal Four ts coming to Detroit, l.Uid the Spartans (30-6) are pla~mg otdy 90 tntl<:-s from home. . ;'\ ni~.-e ray of sunshine for ~tal . a statetbatbassutl'eredmore Tlus time. the Wildc11ts than most ov~rthe past year. (30- 71 are thinl-seeded. when it.conles to job losses 1:oacbed by Jay Wnght (wtth and th<:- recesston . Ma.>$unmo_almost c:ertd.iuly . " I'm _just hoping .we're a wat~hing trom .t~e stands) s.tlv'er ltrung lll what s been a ~d hav~ a s~mt!tnal meet· · ,,tt!~ btt of a doudy yell!' for tng set tor Salurdl.ly agamst us. srartans I.'OUI.'h fvm North fw.uhna. . _ . l<lZ? satd. 'Tm_bop~g that The other sem•hnal w1ll · we re th<:- sunsbme. l m bopoo between Comte~.ticut ver- tng we' re something to Prep Boys Basketball - a)) us tJe:ause. you know. I haven t even boo tune . to think about UC01.m." The last tt:oam to J!lay the Fmal Four m 1ts home stttte was Duke. Th.:- Blue Devils lost to Arkansas in the l\194 title ~tw.ue in Charlotte. N.C. Viliw.1ovu is. no big surpnse. the long shot among this group of four.l i:.ted at 8.I at the Las Vegas Hilton !"<.ICI!' . and sports. book . O.trohna IS the 5-6 tavonte. whtle UC:)Jln .. is. 5-~ and Mt~:htlo!W.l State ts , . 1. Jay 'Korm:gay. cx~-.:utive OHSAA state championships . Just like .last year, when Woods made a 25-foot birdie on the tiual holt' at Bay Hill for a one-shot ~ic­ tory. he delivered a high~·barg.ed .:elt.'bration. Instead of slamming his 'liP to tht.' ~rowtd. be t\lllll!d and ran uno the arms of his c:addie. wbo.lifted him off his teet. Then ~o·w.i1e the m...eting with th<:- touman1ent host. "What wu.s. it l told you las.t year'!" Palmer said with a wide grin. Palmer has se<:n envugh . of W~Xld!; to know what tv ellpecl. Woods WOII at 8ay Hill for the six.th tirne. the fourth P(iA Tour event he bas won at least that often. · ·This o.ne was special. Woods bad not been atop the leaderboard &inc<:- hl' won the U.S. Open io a ·i9bole playoff last June. He had t:eeoJJstructive, surgery on his lt.'ft knee a week later. and missed th<:- nex.t eight monttls. With two inditlet·ent results at World Golf Champio11ship6. tht:re w..:re . questions wbt.'tht.'r he would be rettdy t'or tht.' M1.1slet~ 'in t)<V\l weeks . Not unvmore. 'He rallied from tt 11ve-shot deficit and dt'li vet-ed one crtteial sbot after anothe-r in fading sunlight. . It was the third time C'OLtJMBUS \AP) Woods has won 111 Ba)( Hill Kyle Ondera had 11 honible with a birdie on the 72nd shooting gmn<:- - ut let~st hole. O'Httir made l\llly on¢ until no one was gumxling bit~lie and closed with a 73. him tmd the game was hung· but he · steadied hims.:-lf ing in the balance. Onll<'rn hit th<' g(•·aheud alon~ the back nitlt.' until a crucml mistake on th<:- 16th fret.' thrvws and then hole. wh.:-n be went ut th~ l;lim:htXI it with twt1 more to flug with Woods in the give Oa~ Hill11 thrilling 4S· f\)ugh . His 7-irtlll cumo:: up 43 · tlouble-~wertime win · short ttnd into the Wltter. Satttrd~l)' <1Vt.'r Kalida. tl)l·k~ lug up a Divisiotl IV title in le1tdin!; to u bogey. "llhmk. what hllllpened is the Ouks • tirst trip ever to when the sun was going . the stttte tournament . down .a little bit.! guess ttiut "During the regi,,nul fimtl kittd of proved to me that gume. we were up tht-ee with t~ ball witsn 't quit" going not mu~:h tim~ len und I as !itr." O'Hair said. thougltt tiNllll thut. how I'd . He might oo right. for dre11med ubout thm moment. Woods ran into the same when I wus a linle kit!." problem a hole Iuter. Ht' Ondera suid . "Th.:n I posed over a 4-inln thm he knod.ed 'em down." thou~ht . was !lush, tongue Just t-of- 11 fwm th<:- field. hailgmg out of his mouth m..: Mkhttt:l Jot\lm1 when he lmew a shot was going in . This one plugged under the lip l)f the front bunkt'r. mttl Wovds nmde bogey to 1(\llluto a tit:. ' · ·1'hnt set up til<' (lntnuttk· l'inish with only minttt<:-s of MARTINSVILLE. Yu , ckcylight rem1tit!ing. thttnks (AP) - Jimmie Johns\ln IQ a two-hour ruin deh1y in didn't huve the l'ttr to belli ilt~t morning. until Int.: intht: Gtxxly's 504) '- :It was the ~·ond strnight on Suntluy. but thllt he ~t'ar that O'Huit· bud to emerged ut the right time wtttch Woods cel;;-brute. shouiJ huve bl!etf no sur· ':PI~Y wet-e in tht.' fimtl group prise. I( -year ugo when Woods Aner nil , he is Mr. Ill~~~ hi~ big birdie putt l<l Martins\ illc , belli Bun Bryunt . Tbi~ one Johnson nu<lgt'd Oennv ~fung evenn~>re. .. Humlin aside in the tbir(t ~·ttls just u littll) b\t Jisup· und fbtu·th tums with 15 lups poi uti 11~ that I .:ouldn't 1\1 go 111 Murtinsvilk close it,' O'Hair suid. Spt'Cdwuy, itnd guw temn Woods finisht'Ciut 5-under owner Rkk Hen<lrkk u per275 und won $(.0tl million fet·t plm;e It> l'l'lebrute tlw for his 66th cm-eer victory. 25th UlllliVCI'SIIry nf his first Only Oll\..'e in hi~ utrt•et· lms vkl\lt')' in NASCAR's )lt't'· Wo<xls titiled to win 11 PGA · mit:r ~cries : Vi~:tory Lune . )llhnson and Hnmlin hml Tour even in thl.' · three nwnths tending to th~ ditl'ering views or the puss Musters. but more lluy Hill thut guvc Johnson his fifth vict\lry in the l11~t six rtll'~' mttgic took care of thm. Zuch Johnson shot 6\lnnd on NASCAR's smnllest . trickiest tmdi.. Hnmlin snid t'inished third . director of the Hilton sports book.. said h<:- expe;;b big a<:tion on Michigan State lx"<.'ause of the nationwide popularity of the Big Ten . Aud he says Villanova ~a.n't eJtuctlv be looked 1.1t a:; the lovable uuderqog i.t was back. in tl)85 - or even the next (ieor~te Mason the 2006 long shot. Nl't pu~>ible couslderin~ the Wil<kats c·ome out llf the Big East as a No. 3 s«(l . "But w~·ll s~.: a buildttp this week and th~ Gndt"rdla . ~:ould b~ neat~d bee·ause Findlay wins Division II title in OT SPRINGFIELD. · Mlls.'>. (AP) - Tyler Evans long 3- pointer ut the twertim;,- buaer undelcated Fiuillay to a 56-53 victory ovet Cal Poly P~•nwna in the ntetl's Oivisiou U national dmmpi· · . on;'_hip g.mne S<tt\Uil<ty. Evans. a seu(tll' reserve guard, hit a 26--toot~:r lium !he right witl,!;: tv•· his only . basket of th<' gmm; as Fiudlay (Ohio) ~oumpleted a perfet·t 36--0 seasou. " Th¢ Oilers bo:..:atne the fowtb .t.:wu tv linish tmbeat· · en sin~e tho: Division II ml.'n·s toorn11mellt bl.•~<tm in l\l57. Cal Poly P\1mom1 \25-8) wa;; tl')'ing ttl bel:on11: tht.' t1t-st wuanked team to win tht.' tolu·muuetlt si m;e North Alabama il,l l97\l . The 8rt1nl.'ll..'Hwet\:mue a I-I· point deficit in the se<:011d halt. and led 41 -40 when Larry Gordon (1 7 points) hit a 3point~·r with 5:.>.0 left in regll· lmion. •·upping 11 19-4 mn. Regltlation ..-nded at -12-42 . In th<:- ovt'.rtime. l~lfward J<1..-n Bosti<.'. the Divi~ion II play~r of the y..-w· who kxl Hndll1y \Vith 13 pvints. t'Olll~'(l out with 3:40 ktt Bvstic Wt\S nattR'tl touniai11ent MVP. Evans hatl wored ,·i~:ht points in the senullntll. all in tht" s.:wnd half with two k~v J-pointers when Findluv mi· lied t'mm a nine-point Jdkit ft1r a 67 -6S victor) owr ·Cemml Mi.,svmi. ln the llmll. Fi1idltlY ~·<>t\'(i more pvims in tht' 1iv~rtitn~' \1-1) thtttl in the ,,-.;ond httlf ( 12 ). The Oikt-s sht•t ~ l\1r 2.' in the St'l.'l'lld haiL and Wl;'tlt n<'ttrly nin,· minut,•s withvut worin): dmin~ " U ,() Cal Puly Punt\111<1 run. That ,·ut Findlav\ .>.6-22 lclltl Ill 36-35 with ~ight minIll~' left In th.: \11\'rtiml.'. th..- tettm' traded kitds until Evans. who h<td >(.\11\'\1 \lnly on~;· point lll\d mi:-s~d his fit-st tht\'e 3· poil111.'!'S. ~it tho;- "itltWr itlkr th~ tt·ams c·unw out 1,fa timeout . Cat Pt'l)' · Ponwua Wt.'lll lit~l I-IV title he hit four ~traight free thmws in his temn 's 6--0 run to tlnish the gmllt.'. With Oak Httl (25·2) tmil· ing 4.1-.:12 and 2:04 lt:ft in th..second <')ltl'll period: Ondem stepped to the line uml drilled tht•m both. After teummt1te West<:-n Httk hit two mort.• I'V1LI shNs with 19, t se.:onds lt'ft to push tht' leud to 46-43. Ondera w<ts foul<Xl ug11in witJW.4 se,·· ·'1"' onds le ti. Before shooting. he motiont:tl tv his s~; hot1l \ tuns rebind tbt: bucklx>tml to •·utm down and not be u dis· tm.:tion. Ht.' ulso turned to m1 officiul and pointed out that u Kulidu pluyer hud hul't his kne-e and httd blood running ' down his shin. Then he toed lhe line ILIIll hh nothing but net on both and uguin with 31 s~·ond~ of them. t-em<~ining in th<:- first ov.:-r· "Everyb..xly was tit-ed. so l time. was trying to give the guys ll "He knew he hit the first ,..,st,'' said the junior point one. but he didn't set' tho: guard. "l knew their (blood· second om· bentust" ht' was i.:tl) kid was a good 3-point t\ltling on th.: tl\lllr 111 ft\lnl shOt•ter, so l pointed that out \lf nlt.' ," said t',llK'h Nom1 to the> ref thinking that l't.'r~in . Jvt·llml 811sin~er S1.'(1t\'ll 19 nu1yre I l.'<;>uld get him out of the ~urn<:-. But it didn't points for Kulitltt (23-5) . work.' Tht" finish was lltr mot\' Ondera fitiished with just e)lciting thun most of the six pvint>. but bad 10 gume. which pitted two t-ebounds an ttssist whilt' defensiv.:-. mindt'd smull hmu11ing the ball tlgainst Sl'h\1\>IS Cl\IK'hed by kg· Kulklu 's furious d<:-fensive endary l.'Oit<:hes . The smw· pressw-e. Ryun Bonkn im\.1 tloning Ohi\) High ~~;·h\1\11 H11k ettch had D poillt~ to Athlctil.' Assvdntion lead the wt~y . heli..-vt-d thut there were It was Borden who sav«l more couching vh:tories the day for tht' Oaks with b<'!ween the couches clull.'h~ tying .\-pointers with 22 se.-onds left in regulation . PINseseeSute.ll Pluse ' " Fllldlay, Ill Jimmie Johnson wins again at Martinsville I it \vus tt bump ttllll sttmdurd shvrHrud. fm-e. while Johns1)n tht1ught lhe vide1• wvllltl chungt' Humlin's llptmon . Oil the pu~s. Johnson ('llught Httmlin und g<•t inside hitn 1111 th~: bnd· sll..,t~o·h tlll the 4!!5th lup . Fmm tht' otttside. Hamlm tried to .:ut down in front of Johnson. bringing the con· tlll.' t. . Jt1hnson guthered ~.·ontml und gmbhed the lend. while Hum lin k.~pt . his cur from hitting the wutl und tried 111 give l'llllsc. but J1•hnson pulled tiW fty yusily nn\1 l'OIISted to tlw vt~:tory . · If he wunts to th~1k thtlt l tri«l moving him out of the wny. he run believe thut, but he should \fnt•·h the video Plust ' " Johnson. 81 APphoto Jimmie Johnson stands with his wit&. Chandra. after h& won tha NASCAR Goody's 500 aulo race at Martinsville S)laedway in Martlnsvllla. Va .. on Sun.ctay. �. The Daily Sentinel . ACROSS THE NATION &'t'S WIB•M. Air PMS•wz.Jm< A. Gl;w;ns ~PRESSWRt~ Y ~uire ou' ve hearu about ~ bad tn~l{tgagt:s . about sad struggb with ~ insol~eocv . about the "a:~ee of foredosu.r:-es that bas .:rdSht.'d o~e-r Ameri.:a. • But what ~ ue.\.t'.' Every day. thou$allds of "-ri<..'lllls. be!!in th.!ir lhes "' are eject~!\! ~~g.ai.n after th<'y from tht.!ir bom~. · AP~ ~y rent. live with fril!uds Red Gambmo describes his familiy's foreclosure during an Qr family. oc seek refuge- in a The Gal1anna. Ohto home that sarah and Eric Hauser lost to sbelttt. 'fhey USII.iilly haw • nw~iew in Chestwtield Township. Mich .. Thursday. Jan. foreclosure is seen Monday. Mar{;h 9 .. 29. In tl'le background is his wife. linoa Gambmo. ~of 0~~ bill:;.l!tttpty !lltVmg:> UCI..'OWits. and a red Bag Qn their ~o-redit 1\.'\)0t~ lbilt will tlk.l' yean> to f.ak. lky oftl:u. suffel- from t~l­ la&s of ~ue. f<l.ilure and ~:ement. ~ tho: Hou$t.'rs. th.- Melendere;, the Gambinos.. 1!\e &vkills - four famil.i$ from diff.-rent bad.. !JOWlds and dift-..rent slaks - are all e-nduring t~ $alll<" Life- sma~:k.-down . Cnll8u 4 fart1ilies st • recoverntg m foreclosu ...a·e They ·v.- alllOISt ~ir bon~ within the past yw. l'ht.'y'velearned lessons and cha!~ . behaviors. The-y'\·t.' opened l.loors aftet the-ir fioot Woo> 1.'1o6e\l. tun\l.'d ro social ~ tlllll helped Ol' let th!m ~ through a crl!<..-k. The-. all seek happil~ e,ver-ifter .:-mfings.. But ihere are no gua..-dlltees. .. Bitter lllttliciM' GAHANNA. Ohio\AP) tll\'r family ·s ht.'alth fell apart with such ferocity that Saruh_ Hous.::r laughs m disbehet when sre rememben, it. . Their !rOubles began in the- SUIIUller of 2007 with a ~ pain in her husband Eri~ s stomach from a debilllltting intestinal disease that Laura Melen~z. 33. ana her son Jared. 9. are seen outsi<le Charmaine Boykin hold.s ner S months-old aai.lghter Zoreah ~uired sev.:-raJ surgeries their home in the Naranja neighborhood of Miami. Thursda~. as she and her daUghter Alexis. 9. eat dinner in their lind letl him With St.'VI\'1\ her· Jan. 29. Columbia. S.C. apartment Friday, Jan. 16. was. Days later she (.'ame But bt.'tlearh the ~:wm sur· .:-~·emually walli..:d aw.-y from dQw11 with a scrato:by throat face. Houser is w1.:-asy . "That's part of wh:;o we're H.:- said he was lett with the home la.~t MI. that wouldn't go away. ''I'm still sick..'' she says. Facing life on the streets. . Ill<} ~boice. Al.'o::ounts at his in a predicament. H~;~lf of it "lt was like the Thursday "Eric's better, but we didn't Mdt'nde<" sent three ot her ~'Otll{"U1Y dwiudled as the wa.~ the <:-c:ouomy and the · after his surgery I t'ouud out · ellpect what happened to d1ildren t\1 live with their hou~mg bubble burst. and job. and tht.' oth<:-r half of it lhat the .can~o-er was ba!..-k:· happen th<:- tirst tim<:-. I can't father tn Puerto Rico. She t.'Q:>I~ of doing business n1se . was if l would huv.:- put Hooser. JS. sav's. "There's work right now .. I wish l moved into th<:- hou~e of a · His eight-burner ~rill is· aside tbl! money in~tt:ad of t'Our tumofS in n1y ned ... the could. btU I can't. h it going friend thr three mouths until stored in hi~. son's g1u1tge. He buying tlw <.-uttuge in 2003 . l!Wps.ies say that the lymph to happen ttgain? Do you be told her to leave Del.· . 2. makes r.lo wtth a tllWh :;tUll(l- that ~o~t over $.l ,UOU a nodes. are malignant." . er model that tits his down· mollth with utilities , And put your own health at risk 2008. Eric Houser was kept out to ~o to work?'' • Mdendt>l! sought refuge s{zed life. Hot dogs hav.:- th<tt's · not counting the of won for months. and this Over th<:- ~-oming momhs. \II a homeless shdter with taken the plaL-e where ex.pen· money you spend when vou flllllil~ of sevel1 - which she wiD continue tl) battle h~r other two children tli<:- · stve stt>aks Olli.-e si~:.~led. go there evef)l' weekend.~' indud<:-s three kid,. a t. canrer. her s011 will pnq>ttre n<:-x.t dtty. She li~.:d there for •·rm a meat-and-potato . The <.Xlttag<:- ou Houghton yeat-old ¥nmddaughter and to gntduate from high school about tbrt.'l! we-eks until sh<:- man. an1l all of a sudden the Lake.about 155 miles northlheir son s tiam:ee - lost and - if Ho11ser has her way got a $:!03-~· montb apart- meat's I!Otlt.'," says Gmnbino. west of Detroil. was a J?Oint their m.:-dkal coverage. - the bills will re paid on ment through tt gov~·t·mnem sitting 'in the wndo 's small of stn:ss in their marnage. Their income dropped. time. ~or now, they are . program in late ~-.. moor. living room with Linda. Fred says Linda tri.,_l bard to while .their monthly health tix·used on simply stt~ying The Gambill\).\\· alrendy talk him out of buying it . • ' Sl\e I(JSt her job tit the e~~re costs soared from thtgik li\·ing sitttt1tion Is "I used to buy things and together - under ott<:- roof. wom<:11 's ~.:ntt:r tn Juttumy. ai>Qut $165 to al>out $480. • Fln.dina angels bttt she h~id alre11dy se~o·ut-ed thtl."att•ned ltgain ..Thev 1\~111· let her worry about ptlytng Their $1.300 monthly mot,· MIAMI Launt a patHilllt' job as .a l'OSill<' ly lean1e1l the l.'lll~lo 's owner the bills," he said. . · gage bill went unpaid. has fallen imo l'otwlosltt'e'. Th~ir houw Sl)ld at sher· Melendez holds dear the toiO!>!ISt at Wal-M<u·t. · . In November :!008. a little few ''angels" who've guid· whi~·h me< UIS they may tteed itl's auction tast June. and The job is tww f1ill time. more thllll 1.1 yea!' after .they ed her along lhe road out of and she receiv.,_l a healthy tol1nd Wll'tner place to live by t~ey hut! to k'ave by Jan. I. g.Qt sick. a sheritf's dep1.1t~ foreclosure. 1 ht' va~o· unt · hl)me once tux refund c·he,·k that btts late summ~r vr c<u·ly full . kuQd.ed on the Housers Still. ht' isn't t't•dim: bit· w11rth $1 1>5 .000 is on the A mother of fivt• boys. helped h<-r uttl·h up on her front dOt)!' and told them it Melendez tells a story ·of a bills. Sh~ has paid otl two ter. or blmnt•less . • murl;et t'or $77 JXKJ. was time to leave. Hdp tbt's<: J1.1y~ cotues man named Angel who tix~xl <.' llsh advan..:e loans and · " I wus one of thuse thttt if ''We never thou!;ht w~ '11 her StJV on the cht:up, and a SlY!llt' nl.'dit c·ard bills. th.,_l I wantt•d it. ye<~h. gt't it. varillllS pl11~-es : A friend lent be hon"tel~:>ss:· Houser says. woman llltn1~ Espefli!U~t - the brakes on her SU V untl Don 't won·y ulltmt it . Wt:' R· 11 van he WI.IS!t't usin~o:. mul · a& her gt'llnddaughter. Spunish for hope - who ,igned up for a home phone, making money . family members h<tv~ pttid Marleigh. toddles around the h1red her ttl Wal·Murt. . "It's tll>t e<tsy. bttt thtmk Unfortunately . I <lV<;t-ex.- th<:-tr $800t-ent . · kitchen at the family\ small There's .alst• a n~phew who God." she >liVS. ·•Until now. tendt'(lmysdf." h"' says . . · Linda nmkes $50 u week. rental home. a fl.'w miles bus e:in·n hn moral suppillt God bas d\'eu nte hettlth. fromwhere they ustxl tolivt'. thi\lll~h try ihg times. and ho:r mtd if l huve to l!.i w my ht•ttrt They cmnped out at a l'luubun~:tilllL' son,, · hun~ry for my ldSs I will . Holiday Inn Ex.press for two mouths to motivat~ her tlatly. Everything I h.-ve tlone . l've . . woob. refusim: to split their "You find tntlllY po:-opk' tlont· for tht'tn. Thev are th<:k.ids up amon~:'rell1t1ves and alon~ the way who are l1ke ll.'USI •n for me to li v~· ." frieqds · homes. The wuple ange1s. but a lot l'f pe\•pk She wants to sturt making borrowed muney . from who supp~.JSetlly ure Y\'ur regultlr pay.ll\i.'IIIS ll):!tlill oi1 friends to get by and fuunt! friends actuttlly put more bt·r SU\. m<tke StltnC uddi· t~i~ house two weeks hiler. things itl yo~tr way to trip lllms to ht'l' li<'W plm:e to Houser says thev were you up:.' sht' suys. live <md rnuybe t'Wll get ~h.•m1ined to stay in the . Mekntlet 's ptlth 'htls bet'n l'abll.' m11la.:ell phone ~ ull sttnlt.' town so that Chris. 16. full of obstac·tes. . pwmising stt.'ps. and Mary. 1-1. wouiJ ittll be Sh~ und her bvy frit•nd Sht• h1ts be..-n . reunited uprooted fn.•m high s1:h1x•l. bought u $250JXXI htllllt' llt'tlr with till btU l}lle of her bllys. "That was u pret\'\(uisite for Hotnesteud. Fh1.. in · April lkr ~oul is to Hn1l tm in<:-x · the kitl' mttl Eri•· tmd 1." sht· 2007. They were uble to pay pt·ustvt· phmc ti<.·ket and S~tys . ''l'hat as lt1ng us wt• 're their $2.600 monthly hou,ing brin~ him bu(·\.. fwm Puel'lo all tog.-ther we'll be OK ." · expenses throllgh a ~:omhinu­ Rii.'\; as SIX111 us she Cltl\ . She cvughs and tuli.es u tion of their st1laries llll4.1 hdp "I can't be witht•ut hin1." ~ip of orungc juit:e. She has from Melemla's mother's she . says . "I'm h11ppy . lleen in ~llld \lUt of the ht~pi· Social Secw·ity checks. · be1.' <mse l'm h"re and wtth tal in ret:ent weeks for radi· Melendez says she httd them (other kids) . But be's idion treatments . her doubts from th<:- start. missing. He·~ missing." : · •·we don't have a lot, but Till: interest rate on th<:-ir • Ltarmnallmlts !Jihat we do have we own," mot~gage seemed high . tHES1ERFIELD ~ says. ;WvrJ don't even "l lik.e to think things TOWNSHIP. Mkh . - Thi~ Wive a credit card . And we through. Because of the kitb, isn't how Fred Gt\lllbitl\1 )"&ren't living beyond our I didn't walll to end up where expe<·ted to celebrate his means. It's just something •. t, a!ll oow. becat~'\t it's not 60th birthtlliY ot· 30th wedthat happened ... eu-'y. l told him. 'lle cureli1l."' ding anniversary . . She worked ut u sllt'lt~r thr · The family is slowly movHe probttbly W(lllld hav"' lag t'orwurd. tl')'ing t\• rebuilt! nt-risk women. ami her ho;.ted ;1big f•unil ) pmty 11n tile lives they 0111.-e had. Eric boyfriend built i>llltts. Thn hi' h(llllc' ~11tt i1> tlr at hi:. n>t· liluser wod:;s from oome for were matmging to pay their t1l g~· up-nonh . And u\ a ~ electronics nmnufaclttrer bills until her hvyfriend lt1st suft• llt·t h,• would._._. fired IIJ1d has regained medil'al hisjob.He t'\'lllltually kfl her ll)l hb "illl1ll;.tc•(' ~:rill thut bOO.:-Iits he lost last yeur. And <Uid the tlve l'hildrt•n, n:tum- 'Cl'V\'' -10 ~uc·st' . • the couple is t'urrently ing to their nutive PUt'l'lo lnstc·ad. '11e m1tl his wife. mulling an option to pur- Rico in Del.-ember 201)7 . Limht. "ill m<ul bl•th mik'chas<' the rental house. . With her bovfrit·nd ''Oht• stones this \ ,·m in th<.• l'llltdl! Their eldest son. ll)-ycar- Mclendt•L . 33 . 'round ~t-sdt: tht·y rt'llt. a hnll~ mik h\'111 th,· · ok1 Alex . recently landed a in cv~n llllll'-' lt\1til'k . Ht•r sul>urban t:l..·m 1it t;mc·h h1 >m,· full-time job.nnd his fiam:~'<' mother ~ot sicl<llld t'lltkd up they ll\'111• fon.x·l<'' lll\' Jun . I. in an u~s is[t"tl ti \ i ~~~ L.Ll· iht", J'hey Ills(> ll\'t th,•ir .:;li'IUid tit<-• pl~ns to enroll in Oberlin Colleg<'· in tho: spring. Both <ll Mclcmkt ''"t that limu-1- l'\lltu~;e blc'l.'ttu:.e lhcy i.'llllldn't gltv~: up tht•ir onl!inal plans dal hdp. Sh~ 'tt>Jlpt·d paying utfm\1 them ttfkr G!tmbino to . attt·ml collt·~"' wh"'n the mortgag<'. kit bdund 1111 do,,ed his ' ~'<'ttl ,•,ttUl.' t1pprni~ll l!t:r SU\' p <~y mc· nh . uud bu~itwss IIL't June. Mitrkigh was blmt. · March 30th . • frwn appr<l.iseN. Bl The Daily Sentinel • baby-,itting a l!t"<l!lddau~h­ tt.'r. On.!- son paid for Freu to ta.kt.' refresbt.'r colll'St.'S am.l a tt.'>t to bo:..:oo1e ~t.t~.:rti­ tied - au upgrade man~ mortgage ~o·ompanies now llt:FOU.MD Klo'IWI:I' lmjde ',,._. Ca\s will I • Sb:aight. Pact B' • fuiled at two ~~~temrt' despite inreru;e. $1Udying Wtth a friend and fellow appraiser. But he's. making some monev worling foe biJ; oldest son. Fred Gambino Jr" who owns his own appmisal fum. Bv SW.Ulllrt. Fred Gambino ~s to be· worlting sreadil~ ani! pa~ing the bills. "Wt.' figtm!' Wt.' ·vt.' gono:- t~ the bottom a$ fat a.s we can.'' he $aVS. "Now we're just going ~.on our way bad. up ugwn. •AD-y tutet COLUMBIA. S.C. \AP) - Chanuaine B<>ykin was the id.:al target of those l..x1l..• ing to mak..: a. qukk bu~o·k .during the height of the bous· ing boom. She was inell.periem.'ed in the home buying proct'ss. bad less tban pect~t c:redit and a minority. 1~ majority of blacks who took. out purd1.a>e- mongug.:s in 2005 got hig!Kwt ~ub­ pl'im.: loans. <.."On~ with arot.uld 17 pet,:ent of whites. U!..Wnling II.) Federdi R~:s.<:rve •.b.ita. And . minority homeownen;. are bearing the b\'Wlt of the ft~£e~:IO..'tm!' crisis. · Boy kin's home w..:ut into foredos.ure aft<:-r a.Q,itllcult pregnancy forced b<:-r to quit one tlf her twl) job-s and her · adjm•table mortgage rate rose . dvublin~ h<:-r tm:mthl~ par,mo::nts to $1 Jl:\7 . ·1 bad no dtoire." $aVS Boyk.in. a South Carolina siit· gl<:- mother of two. "l ba~l to ~ out and get an apattment for Ule and my chikh-en." Fitumcially. Boy kin says she bas bit bottom. But with a new associates degrt.'l! in busin<:-ss tmd a new bal::>y. sh<:- bas u plan to rebound. ''lt wa;; Jetinitd~ a lesson teamed:' she says. "I think my inrerest rllte was (IJI)Und 9 per· cent. And it was adjustable ... And (I) jttst worked with someone who was out to make m01lt.'y and sell a home." She sa~s she wilt LISt.' pmt of this ye;;u: s tax. retwn to pay off · old bills. get ·credit rumseling rutd educate herself on what to do when buying a home. ln addition to looking for the rest loml. Boykin Sltid she's .also teamed to avoid choosing the wrong house. She bought a bouse from a mortgage broker who was buying houses. making cos· metic- repairs. ttnd tltpping th<:-m. And soon after shot moved in. she had to spenJ $6.000 to fix. tl ro<.1f leak and oth<:-r things. There will be anothel' house. Boy kin st1ys. But this time. there will re a better i.'httoce to nmke it u penna· nent home. "I feel like in a year or so. r ll repair my ~o·redit anJ get back out ther~ and get another home tor me and my girls." she says. t? ~~turns at Ba · . y Hillg . 8'f EDIIIE PEu.s AP ro!ATIONAL WFIITEFI ORLANDO. Fla. tAP) The duoch shot&. The hite charge. An electri~ bii:Uil.' the 18th bole at Bay fltlLoo Yep, Ttg<:-r Woods is back. With those fu.m.iliar badnine h.:-roi~~ and a putt moot e~eryollt.' kllt.'w he was going to mal.<:-. Woods holed a 15-l'oott.'r ..for birdie IQ win tl:le Arnold Pa.lmer Invitational foe his ftrst .~ i~:­ torJI sinre returning (rom knee surge!')'. Woods dosed with a 3· under 67 for a oDe-shot vic· tory over ha.rd· hi<:k. Sean O'Hair.matching his 1~-est 1.'011\ebatk on the PGA Tour. "It teeh gOOd tl) be back in c:ontention. to feel th<:rush..~ Woods said. "It's been 1.1while. but God. it felt good ." . Three regulars and Villanova at men's Final Four Three of the teams are Final Four ft.'gular;;. prol!raJUS that e:~.pect to l!e practkit1g and playing in the tirst w<:-ek of April. not attending end-of~ as(ln biUI<luets. Trying to pul.l a postseason surprise is Villanova. a school that might not havl.' the tradition ·of North Carolina. Michigan State- or Conn~ti\.'Ut but does have the bigg<:-st sho•:ker in NCAA to.>urnl.Uitent history on its ~.·olorful ft.'Slllue-. Villanova on~o-e agam will enter the Final Four a.' an ~<Jefdog. though h.;tr~!y the lund It Wti.S the Ia' ' lin.:. m t985 ~ . when Rothe Masstmtno's te <lm was etghth-set.'<ied and shot 78.6 peKent to k.uoc:k a growu1g G.,_ltgetuwn d~tlasty off its w~d e1nbru~o.-e. be .invohcl wit!). and I hope the)l SUppon sw; _Micb.tgan State. there S little dou.bt who Wtll ~ave OOtlle-("UUrt. advant~e Ul that one. The Fmal Four ts coming to Detroit, l.Uid the Spartans (30-6) are pla~mg otdy 90 tntl<:-s from home. . ;'\ ni~.-e ray of sunshine for ~tal . a statetbatbassutl'eredmore Tlus time. the Wildc11ts than most ov~rthe past year. (30- 71 are thinl-seeded. when it.conles to job losses 1:oacbed by Jay Wnght (wtth and th<:- recesston . Ma.>$unmo_almost c:ertd.iuly . " I'm _just hoping .we're a wat~hing trom .t~e stands) s.tlv'er ltrung lll what s been a ~d hav~ a s~mt!tnal meet· · ,,tt!~ btt of a doudy yell!' for tng set tor Salurdl.ly agamst us. srartans I.'OUI.'h fvm North fw.uhna. . _ . l<lZ? satd. 'Tm_bop~g that The other sem•hnal w1ll · we re th<:- sunsbme. l m bopoo between Comte~.ticut ver- tng we' re something to Prep Boys Basketball - a)) us tJe:ause. you know. I haven t even boo tune . to think about UC01.m." The last tt:oam to J!lay the Fmal Four m 1ts home stttte was Duke. Th.:- Blue Devils lost to Arkansas in the l\194 title ~tw.ue in Charlotte. N.C. Viliw.1ovu is. no big surpnse. the long shot among this group of four.l i:.ted at 8.I at the Las Vegas Hilton !"<.ICI!' . and sports. book . O.trohna IS the 5-6 tavonte. whtle UC:)Jln .. is. 5-~ and Mt~:htlo!W.l State ts , . 1. Jay 'Korm:gay. cx~-.:utive OHSAA state championships . Just like .last year, when Woods made a 25-foot birdie on the tiual holt' at Bay Hill for a one-shot ~ic­ tory. he delivered a high~·barg.ed .:elt.'bration. Instead of slamming his 'liP to tht.' ~rowtd. be t\lllll!d and ran uno the arms of his c:addie. wbo.lifted him off his teet. Then ~o·w.i1e the m...eting with th<:- touman1ent host. "What wu.s. it l told you las.t year'!" Palmer said with a wide grin. Palmer has se<:n envugh . of W~Xld!; to know what tv ellpecl. Woods WOII at 8ay Hill for the six.th tirne. the fourth P(iA Tour event he bas won at least that often. · ·This o.ne was special. Woods bad not been atop the leaderboard &inc<:- hl' won the U.S. Open io a ·i9bole playoff last June. He had t:eeoJJstructive, surgery on his lt.'ft knee a week later. and missed th<:- nex.t eight monttls. With two inditlet·ent results at World Golf Champio11ship6. tht:re w..:re . questions wbt.'tht.'r he would be rettdy t'or tht.' M1.1slet~ 'in t)<V\l weeks . Not unvmore. 'He rallied from tt 11ve-shot deficit and dt'li vet-ed one crtteial sbot after anothe-r in fading sunlight. . It was the third time C'OLtJMBUS \AP) Woods has won 111 Ba)( Hill Kyle Ondera had 11 honible with a birdie on the 72nd shooting gmn<:- - ut let~st hole. O'Httir made l\llly on¢ until no one was gumxling bit~lie and closed with a 73. him tmd the game was hung· but he · steadied hims.:-lf ing in the balance. Onll<'rn hit th<' g(•·aheud alon~ the back nitlt.' until a crucml mistake on th<:- 16th fret.' thrvws and then hole. wh.:-n be went ut th~ l;lim:htXI it with twt1 more to flug with Woods in the give Oa~ Hill11 thrilling 4S· f\)ugh . His 7-irtlll cumo:: up 43 · tlouble-~wertime win · short ttnd into the Wltter. Satttrd~l)' <1Vt.'r Kalida. tl)l·k~ lug up a Divisiotl IV title in le1tdin!; to u bogey. "llhmk. what hllllpened is the Ouks • tirst trip ever to when the sun was going . the stttte tournament . down .a little bit.! guess ttiut "During the regi,,nul fimtl kittd of proved to me that gume. we were up tht-ee with t~ ball witsn 't quit" going not mu~:h tim~ len und I as !itr." O'Hair said. thougltt tiNllll thut. how I'd . He might oo right. for dre11med ubout thm moment. Woods ran into the same when I wus a linle kit!." problem a hole Iuter. Ht' Ondera suid . "Th.:n I posed over a 4-inln thm he knod.ed 'em down." thou~ht . was !lush, tongue Just t-of- 11 fwm th<:- field. hailgmg out of his mouth m..: Mkhttt:l Jot\lm1 when he lmew a shot was going in . This one plugged under the lip l)f the front bunkt'r. mttl Wovds nmde bogey to 1(\llluto a tit:. ' · ·1'hnt set up til<' (lntnuttk· l'inish with only minttt<:-s of MARTINSVILLE. Yu , ckcylight rem1tit!ing. thttnks (AP) - Jimmie Johns\ln IQ a two-hour ruin deh1y in didn't huve the l'ttr to belli ilt~t morning. until Int.: intht: Gtxxly's 504) '- :It was the ~·ond strnight on Suntluy. but thllt he ~t'ar that O'Huit· bud to emerged ut the right time wtttch Woods cel;;-brute. shouiJ huve bl!etf no sur· ':PI~Y wet-e in tht.' fimtl group prise. I( -year ugo when Woods Aner nil , he is Mr. Ill~~~ hi~ big birdie putt l<l Martins\ illc , belli Bun Bryunt . Tbi~ one Johnson nu<lgt'd Oennv ~fung evenn~>re. .. Humlin aside in the tbir(t ~·ttls just u littll) b\t Jisup· und fbtu·th tums with 15 lups poi uti 11~ that I .:ouldn't 1\1 go 111 Murtinsvilk close it,' O'Hair suid. Spt'Cdwuy, itnd guw temn Woods finisht'Ciut 5-under owner Rkk Hen<lrkk u per275 und won $(.0tl million fet·t plm;e It> l'l'lebrute tlw for his 66th cm-eer victory. 25th UlllliVCI'SIIry nf his first Only Oll\..'e in hi~ utrt•et· lms vkl\lt')' in NASCAR's )lt't'· Wo<xls titiled to win 11 PGA · mit:r ~cries : Vi~:tory Lune . )llhnson and Hnmlin hml Tour even in thl.' · three nwnths tending to th~ ditl'ering views or the puss Musters. but more lluy Hill thut guvc Johnson his fifth vict\lry in the l11~t six rtll'~' mttgic took care of thm. Zuch Johnson shot 6\lnnd on NASCAR's smnllest . trickiest tmdi.. Hnmlin snid t'inished third . director of the Hilton sports book.. said h<:- expe;;b big a<:tion on Michigan State lx"<.'ause of the nationwide popularity of the Big Ten . Aud he says Villanova ~a.n't eJtuctlv be looked 1.1t a:; the lovable uuderqog i.t was back. in tl)85 - or even the next (ieor~te Mason the 2006 long shot. Nl't pu~>ible couslderin~ the Wil<kats c·ome out llf the Big East as a No. 3 s«(l . "But w~·ll s~.: a buildttp this week and th~ Gndt"rdla . ~:ould b~ neat~d bee·ause Findlay wins Division II title in OT SPRINGFIELD. · Mlls.'>. (AP) - Tyler Evans long 3- pointer ut the twertim;,- buaer undelcated Fiuillay to a 56-53 victory ovet Cal Poly P~•nwna in the ntetl's Oivisiou U national dmmpi· · . on;'_hip g.mne S<tt\Uil<ty. Evans. a seu(tll' reserve guard, hit a 26--toot~:r lium !he right witl,!;: tv•· his only . basket of th<' gmm; as Fiudlay (Ohio) ~oumpleted a perfet·t 36--0 seasou. " Th¢ Oilers bo:..:atne the fowtb .t.:wu tv linish tmbeat· · en sin~e tho: Division II ml.'n·s toorn11mellt bl.•~<tm in l\l57. Cal Poly P\1mom1 \25-8) wa;; tl')'ing ttl bel:on11: tht.' t1t-st wuanked team to win tht.' tolu·muuetlt si m;e North Alabama il,l l97\l . The 8rt1nl.'ll..'Hwet\:mue a I-I· point deficit in the se<:011d halt. and led 41 -40 when Larry Gordon (1 7 points) hit a 3point~·r with 5:.>.0 left in regll· lmion. •·upping 11 19-4 mn. Regltlation ..-nded at -12-42 . In th<:- ovt'.rtime. l~lfward J<1..-n Bosti<.'. the Divi~ion II play~r of the y..-w· who kxl Hndll1y \Vith 13 pvints. t'Olll~'(l out with 3:40 ktt Bvstic Wt\S nattR'tl touniai11ent MVP. Evans hatl wored ,·i~:ht points in the senullntll. all in tht" s.:wnd half with two k~v J-pointers when Findluv mi· lied t'mm a nine-point Jdkit ft1r a 67 -6S victor) owr ·Cemml Mi.,svmi. ln the llmll. Fi1idltlY ~·<>t\'(i more pvims in tht' 1iv~rtitn~' \1-1) thtttl in the ,,-.;ond httlf ( 12 ). The Oikt-s sht•t ~ l\1r 2.' in the St'l.'l'lld haiL and Wl;'tlt n<'ttrly nin,· minut,•s withvut worin): dmin~ " U ,() Cal Puly Punt\111<1 run. That ,·ut Findlav\ .>.6-22 lclltl Ill 36-35 with ~ight minIll~' left In th.: \11\'rtiml.'. th..- tettm' traded kitds until Evans. who h<td >(.\11\'\1 \lnly on~;· point lll\d mi:-s~d his fit-st tht\'e 3· poil111.'!'S. ~it tho;- "itltWr itlkr th~ tt·ams c·unw out 1,fa timeout . Cat Pt'l)' · Ponwua Wt.'lll lit~l I-IV title he hit four ~traight free thmws in his temn 's 6--0 run to tlnish the gmllt.'. With Oak Httl (25·2) tmil· ing 4.1-.:12 and 2:04 lt:ft in th..second <')ltl'll period: Ondem stepped to the line uml drilled tht•m both. After teummt1te West<:-n Httk hit two mort.• I'V1LI shNs with 19, t se.:onds lt'ft to push tht' leud to 46-43. Ondera w<ts foul<Xl ug11in witJW.4 se,·· ·'1"' onds le ti. Before shooting. he motiont:tl tv his s~; hot1l \ tuns rebind tbt: bucklx>tml to •·utm down and not be u dis· tm.:tion. Ht.' ulso turned to m1 officiul and pointed out that u Kulidu pluyer hud hul't his kne-e and httd blood running ' down his shin. Then he toed lhe line ILIIll hh nothing but net on both and uguin with 31 s~·ond~ of them. t-em<~ining in th<:- first ov.:-r· "Everyb..xly was tit-ed. so l time. was trying to give the guys ll "He knew he hit the first ,..,st,'' said the junior point one. but he didn't set' tho: guard. "l knew their (blood· second om· bentust" ht' was i.:tl) kid was a good 3-point t\ltling on th.: tl\lllr 111 ft\lnl shOt•ter, so l pointed that out \lf nlt.' ," said t',llK'h Nom1 to the> ref thinking that l't.'r~in . Jvt·llml 811sin~er S1.'(1t\'ll 19 nu1yre I l.'<;>uld get him out of the ~urn<:-. But it didn't points for Kulitltt (23-5) . work.' Tht" finish was lltr mot\' Ondera fitiished with just e)lciting thun most of the six pvint>. but bad 10 gume. which pitted two t-ebounds an ttssist whilt' defensiv.:-. mindt'd smull hmu11ing the ball tlgainst Sl'h\1\>IS Cl\IK'hed by kg· Kulklu 's furious d<:-fensive endary l.'Oit<:hes . The smw· pressw-e. Ryun Bonkn im\.1 tloning Ohi\) High ~~;·h\1\11 H11k ettch had D poillt~ to Athlctil.' Assvdntion lead the wt~y . heli..-vt-d thut there were It was Borden who sav«l more couching vh:tories the day for tht' Oaks with b<'!ween the couches clull.'h~ tying .\-pointers with 22 se.-onds left in regulation . PINseseeSute.ll Pluse ' " Fllldlay, Ill Jimmie Johnson wins again at Martinsville I it \vus tt bump ttllll sttmdurd shvrHrud. fm-e. while Johns1)n tht1ught lhe vide1• wvllltl chungt' Humlin's llptmon . Oil the pu~s. Johnson ('llught Httmlin und g<•t inside hitn 1111 th~: bnd· sll..,t~o·h tlll the 4!!5th lup . Fmm tht' otttside. Hamlm tried to .:ut down in front of Johnson. bringing the con· tlll.' t. . Jt1hnson guthered ~.·ontml und gmbhed the lend. while Hum lin k.~pt . his cur from hitting the wutl und tried 111 give l'llllsc. but J1•hnson pulled tiW fty yusily nn\1 l'OIISted to tlw vt~:tory . · If he wunts to th~1k thtlt l tri«l moving him out of the wny. he run believe thut, but he should \fnt•·h the video Plust ' " Johnson. 81 APphoto Jimmie Johnson stands with his wit&. Chandra. after h& won tha NASCAR Goody's 500 aulo race at Martinsville S)laedway in Martlnsvllla. Va .. on Sun.ctay. �.. - ··lb'tdl»;," . . . . . . Findlay tro..PietBl, witOOut a field goal tO( the lllst seven minute:> of the tirsl hal.t wben a 12·2 Findla);w ~ve the Oilet'S a 30-20 :. lead. The last Di visioo Ll team to finish un~aten was Fort lllue Hays (Ka.n.) Stare. whkh was 34-0 in 1996. Fln.Qla)l broke Fort Ha~li • re\.'001101' most vi~;tones b-y a Di ~ ision Ll team to finish uobearen. Fln.dlay w~;>o two. of ib last three games in over· tiro!: . beatln.g C. W. Pt>st the only otbet un~aten ream in the Elite Eight in ttw q~rtmats. State • ~9-~J 00. SaturQa.y to win ~ Di~is.ioo Ohio. stare G&rihune - Sentinel - l\t u d:wmpionship. . SVSM alum and Cl~•· el<utu C<tvati....-s S.tlll' leRroulame~ was ~~~h~ itl tbe tlrst row b<:l:U.nl.l ll\e b<:-tll..' ll a.n<i j<>tood hl tll~ ~d· ebtati~1ll <1ft«~ vi~tOly the t'if\;t title tbl:- t~ so.:hoo! siw.;e ~ woo ~ beflll.'l: g~atlog iu 2003:. Thl n-4 Fighting lnsh · CLASSIFIED WI.~ ~ l~ad ~ Dlv~ Johnson hmPae,eBl B.-IIJ'd 's layttp o.ff a long J.>lL."' with U&ldt M~l was ted ~)I ·Juwao ~~a~n 's 2& ~ts.. tt mk;:;ll\1 tb~ t~ th.rows and the l'ro.nt elld 1>t' ~1m boous situation in the tin<!.~ 2 In One Week With Us REACH OVER 285,000 PROSPECTS PLUS YOUR AD NOW ONLINE minu~s . Witb SYSM haJl$ing on SS·SJ, Haftislll.' hlt fottf -~tfllll -ft\~tfllll -m~. tfllll coosrx.-u1i11e fool s.I\OOi.ln tbe llwll, ~ to diocb the wm. . 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U1! lllllli~I;Qn Ol 10l1tW o~. ~lii'JQI~W --· ~~""-"9 ~illi\y '1000 41~·046$ "'"" lnt~MiQI> 1$ on (Qilill ~i\y I'!QII~ ~fl\1 Em~W~· �.. - ··lb'tdl»;," . . . . . . Findlay tro..PietBl, witOOut a field goal tO( the lllst seven minute:> of the tirsl hal.t wben a 12·2 Findla);w ~ve the Oilet'S a 30-20 :. lead. The last Di visioo Ll team to finish un~aten was Fort lllue Hays (Ka.n.) Stare. whkh was 34-0 in 1996. Fln.Qla)l broke Fort Ha~li • re\.'001101' most vi~;tones b-y a Di ~ ision Ll team to finish uobearen. Fln.dlay w~;>o two. of ib last three games in over· tiro!: . beatln.g C. W. Pt>st the only otbet un~aten ream in the Elite Eight in ttw q~rtmats. State • ~9-~J 00. SaturQa.y to win ~ Di~is.ioo Ohio. stare G&rihune - Sentinel - l\t u d:wmpionship. . SVSM alum and Cl~•· el<utu C<tvati....-s S.tlll' leRroulame~ was ~~~h~ itl tbe tlrst row b<:l:U.nl.l ll\e b<:-tll..' ll a.n<i j<>tood hl tll~ ~d· ebtati~1ll <1ft«~ vi~tOly the t'if\;t title tbl:- t~ so.:hoo! siw.;e ~ woo ~ beflll.'l: g~atlog iu 2003:. Thl n-4 Fighting lnsh · CLASSIFIED WI.~ ~ l~ad ~ Dlv~ Johnson hmPae,eBl B.-IIJ'd 's layttp o.ff a long J.>lL."' with U&ldt M~l was ted ~)I ·Juwao ~~a~n 's 2& ~ts.. tt mk;:;ll\1 tb~ t~ th.rows and the l'ro.nt elld 1>t' ~1m boous situation in the tin<!.~ 2 In One Week With Us REACH OVER 285,000 PROSPECTS PLUS YOUR AD NOW ONLINE minu~s . Witb SYSM haJl$ing on SS·SJ, Haftislll.' hlt fottf -~tfllll -ft\~tfllll -m~. tfllll coosrx.-u1i11e fool s.I\OOi.ln tbe llwll, ~ to diocb the wm. . IRAI\gell), Oates bad 15 points and 10 reoo~~ lot :!2·5 MafS.llall. --~S;PMI 111ft0111$ LIFT NolmU.MD Mond•y thru Friday 8:00 a .. m .. to 5:00 p.m . .............. ..-,...., MOW 10 WltlTI AN AD suu utAtW. ~'- . \j . , . . . . . . ._ ...... " "--br •, , t . . 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Thot1 Torl!iYs c1t1t: S OQiiMS Q ew WQUI<I rttum "'" 1tta1t ~ ~..,... cllll bting. ~ tig" lTV TMGIVHB ITFLII IC IC H ~ tQf etuea AAtr fl.lltif'V, Vlost woukl caah ~ club ac. 1111<1 play anQ\IItr elub AIIHVANDD FH,IC HI II GCOLJ · lot®wrl on.. But It Soutt1 plays 1t1o kii1Q. Eut io lilltly AMHVAMDD JFtT N GCOLI .1.118. to sill~ to his dlamQI1It six. Thor1 dllc:IW' ., Will$, drewo two ~ ot ttumps. . H S Q N G ~ D E . " • I ~ I J F D D F 'II W H ~ rtmU1inv QllmQn<j _ , , IPREVIOUS !l()LUTION "I have no •191•~ . llllink secood-guesSII'9 one's onltro cllllntny wiih 1 ~. and dis· IS4ih!ld )'Oil< lit. is..., mosllutito lhilly tn lllo worta.' • JamtS WhtlmQ,. en a Cll11ho lkmond jock. Ht c-. ~·--CCiftl · '*" lal<ta ~· ll)adM lf\11 IQur dla/noll<ls. t=~::~' s~~o1l}A~~r.~s' WU.O ClAY R. i>Otwl 0 four """"blodltlltr>"ordsol Ill•b.. WOlD GAME ~ Rtc~rrQ111lt low "' to..., four sl"'clt words. If so,·you qualify for a IY _ _ _ -V;-~1.In ""' yMr ~. m.a•ntl motiv•tlcn Ia Senior Discount* Ilk~ 10 ~ .... ttftwt"-.~\1111 $lV 1"' I~ \~-II"'~ ~JQN. Tn. more yQU ' " whau. It'\ It for you, the 1'\ai"Mf you'r• Ilk~ ~ ~ towarl:! NmiJlQ ®t wht.t you ~;an. ~1\ll.\1. 1~11\.1\\l lu \Wt.l v~u1..:\' Sftl}\l.ftlo.""l\tS.lUI'IV\' tYI.Il')' . ' t r - . - · 1 AAiiS !Mor<h il ....ril lVI - lmporiorol when you pay for a 6or 12 month subscription on your home delivered subscription! Here's all you ·need to do ... Fill out the coupon below and drop off or mail it with a copy of your photo ~· laUipoU•Iailp lrihune Joint 'lta•ant ltli•ttr The Daily Sentinel iunbap ltme• ·itntinel Of 1tgni~nt m•~'' should b4l yau 'lttn(l~o~p In troublt. TAURUS (April 20-M\\y a01 - PEANUTS 1'1 \'~I'S ~~~~~ David L~wls 74U-Wl·~71 11\,'i."'\'\l f<l\~ t\)<lim~l..:~ IIIIIT lllllll C~: MARCllM CONSTRUC'fiON F1w: • Chltin Link F~nd~ &. W()(>\l Fendt'S • Rt..,m Addittl>t~ • Gnrnses • Yin) I nnd W11od Siding • Rout1ns • l'l>le Bums • l'lt!it1 ·'. P\)t\'h<s nnd [lo).:~s l-IE 60T IN WITH A 6RAMPA WEHT TO ~E AQUARIUM ~STERIIA'f .. l-IE COU\.t> ON\.1( L.OOK OLD FISioL 5et·UO~ TICKET.. tltuatlon (tl)"n'l •Kia1. wlal'ltul tNnklng won1...Xoll-. CANCIR 1~\lnt 21.Ju~ ···-- • Ne\11 HOmt$ • Complete Remodtlina It cornu troom someot"~e- who hOI<b a 1'\/gn poe,it!Qn. CQOvtl'l.tly. It yQI.I think that ,.• •1171 511¥1 a Comport Jllllllsuti 's 'f'rtt St-rl'll-e Guttering Stomlol~$ .GU~tlll 1\QQiiOQ. Sl<linQ. Gutters lnsu~&~ tittlllpo&. 011 ..,...,, . •...m~ ........ t:,..lm•l.,., lllyro 1\xp. 1~1·!1..1111 74\H\53·~1' ltk•k Jollt-·OWUtf' JaL Conatructlon CORNER STONE CONSTRUCTION .....--. Cowand BOY _ _, ,_________, r-::;iiii-;;;::;;;;:-l ..------"""'::::'! ~-. ,;..;.;;..;.;...;.;~.;..,;..;... .c· 'L.ING TQ Qf!DEft ~MER SESSION OF "'E _ , ,..,.. '" . , .. .._ SOCITY. SERIOOSL.V, FOLKS. l.ET'SSTOP TA.LKING li.BOI.JT IT~ ST~RT GET-Tiil .......,....... . P~IO. GIMME r: 1 SOME Ill£~ ..,_"~..:...~ \ ..... .~ "' ruts ... ~ I ""'"' UKErv£itloWI' '"sT'UfFro"f'mt7' -·"'""""'"'•"' J ~ C~L.L.ING IT ~ IDEI\ · · :=J ~ '"". ~ ... 9lA' I • ' ••·~a&~ nil I r~, MV IIIEA BECAUSE OF~ TEC~NIC~Lm. (_ . BU" .,,. Phone,_ · ------.---- FOR YOIJ!! Mill or drop oil thle couporulong with 1 copy of your photo ID 10 Olllo Vlllty Publlthlng P.O. Box 469, Gllllpolla.. OH 45631 . . ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• "";;...~ .;.;:;...,... "''' ~·.,. ~~.,,.~ .. on"'""".,,,..,. situ&· •••·• ·~~- •· k I ~ ttgnuw ' to - •• "' ..r ouo· -~ .... ~-·""'- tto.,- ,..m 1<> ttom ttoo1 -No. 9• omortt•>O\Jgh 10 ''"'''""""''· SCORPIO IOct 24•No• 221 Unto"""~~. QOflftniont CQYIQ ha'lt • llrQ~tt lnHut_ncto on you thlin th•Y $ho~ld. If you nang out wllfl thO&• who {'; wu.. lhelr tim• 111nU ruwrcw, ~~ _ _....,~ ar• y~ ·u ® thf. sa.mt~ . i!AGITT4RIUS (No•. 23·Dec. 21> - S. pr•pa.red 10 produce 'fth"l you wanl )'QI.tfltlf lllf.lhd ot lhlt-.,lng II,. OWIIM you •~Mite a ll~lng . It yw dQn, IQQl( tQJ' eny. outs or •Gallgla shOrtcuts.. you stand ' ~ c~~~ Ql • Pole lulldlnga •Room Adclltl- pertoNiaohitll'fmtnt. CAPRICORN iDee. ~Non . 1~) - ll'o up to you 10 trtal lt'uetratlng 111uatton.J phllotophlcatty It vou hope lo man~ lhiOQt In " m"nt~r ~~ wO(l'l dltt\tPI yQUr Mnt'Y· ~aog loot•. and kNP your COOl. AQUARIUS {Jan. 20·F•D. 191) - SI'IOI.ll:d -;ou tlnd yourfLI.ttl rM~tttd to a rnlnor JQ&'f In " iolnt enQf&vor, •tand ~bolle ~t ~J~II a•x1 k."p ~our wtts . 11 ~ou speak. out In ang•r. il mi~t11 ]vstlty your bting ,.,nanQ. lid to~ lfi'lllt~l PQJI11on . PISC~S (Fob ~Q.Mateh 201 - II poaoltveo. 1Void 111n~ arrangtm.ntl with hif,nQt Of' ~MOC.iaM whtoff yoo M.~t. to tltn.r bon~w or ltnd , _ om.thinQ of v•lu.. An lJflaiVOidlb.lt mishap could ~ur. Qwner: JlrMtK-11 Rtpl"'~'ntl'nl SOMETHI~ ........:::.."".: oi>ou\0 tool'"" •RoollftQ HAS v,.I~O~t~~;.231n·Stllu' a,21,h-• LIBRA \Sot>l, 23·0<1. 231 - Altloougto i'>" "''" orolroobng •""'" In o fait mon.nor. yoo mow 00 ploeod In opooi· ~.:...;;;;;;.;.;.:;,;:-., Wllldowe ... THE Ht"' ·~ "'~"' nol bo wortt>• of f~nQ tr~htp. YQYiltUiit ...ON Whl(lows ""d \'Itt) I Sldhtll Sp<'\·lullsls.I:IU 17-'Ul 741·~~6.\ • Sldlu~ • VJu~l Windows • ~lel~l ~nd ShlnKit ltt~ol\< ' l'le\•ks ' ;\ddl!kMtS ·•:•~·•I'll·•• Stanley TreeTrimming a Removal ' 1~\'lllPl •ml Qu•li>y Wmt 'llo•~•'n•N• Rt~t<s 'IU,Uft'\1 'li'l"'t"ioU\W R•i'oo\'11<.'1>M•iltoNc! Ct~ll lltor)· S>•nl~y ~ l<lll.~Q I -t«l.l~ • l'lnntblnv • l'ul• llllros Pl<tt'o kavo "'"~ •• PSI CONSTRUCTION llo•un Additions. R<ntiiiMhiiJ. Mrlol & Shhllll< ltuoot\., Nrll lli•m••s, Sklluv. llo\·k,,, ll\llhr;Mim R<•ntiMirUuv. l.l<"'"'""l & l11.~nrtd ' SOUPTONUTZ ~ );:/' S C U RH l 1r I' .. R 0 WY R " ~ If yi•UT mom let )OU pl~y with ·-r- "' JT , ll I! evcr)1hing in tht h~u$e. :ou M ,_....,..._,...,...,.....,...,..-., prul!ably h~d liut. hut vou won't B l NG0 .,. I . j bave e~~~~ ......... 10 Comole~e rho chuck!• Q•orod by ;., tho "'''""9 >NOidl l o l" n~ n you d~'l'llll~~ hom sm~J No. J oltl~w · .8 r::%rQ ~UMBmD r 1 l I' IsI' I' I' ·. 1 . e ~~~~:t'BL! :CT I I I I I I I· I don'i •dd yp, 1M ~EO t.JIA~ 23"'UQ· 221 - ~ wloQ It kldebt9d tQ yw m~t try to pu.t tht. bitt oo you ~aln. OQn't think !hit ptrson wqn't v•• )'OU iutt Deca.UM ._.w art • Vlftyl SIGIIIQ ~. ___) tn. lac-. ~indt<l. 740-985-4141 Ha Oon1 Uo· t.n \Q -whe;t ~ lc.f'IC!W II. bad a<to'k:J,. juel ~i.:~\1 Rtet...l R,<lll . l.'''~ IMl,~n.{lH No:t att'Uuw~ol whh Mike ~·'ah'U II\ R~,._,rh~ & ~\"1\\\*UtlJ J$+ .....,. ~.,. rif•l'<' t'm £~~ ~~- • ~ue• ('~U: 74\1.~ I~. I ~.q • C4r&ge\ t<•n tt!Qugh ywr o~1U;tiQnai skills m~t b4 tYQ4ofiQt to (!tht.-.. ~QU'II ht.'4• Ito hard ti"'- conliintlnQ mem oJ thit . Un\ortuna\o\y, '""' m\glol <lioQrodil ....... ltUnQ ~ QQ, ..~ft'IIMS ot tht f1Ct1.. (li!MINI (May 4!,-Jun. 20) - WM-.'IItr you do. -~ 'bar« on tloll1\l0 \tlol ""' mtrtly hop• -will h&~~~. u..-.clt~llv wn.n It CQm" to bufiMft. e<>ncemt. 11 a 74N~ City/State/Zip _ _,___ _ __ •ccom· pllohod .... ,~ .. pooolblo. ~ ~0\1 _ . c.ntrat. only tm tn,loyabht lt\1~. think· ~ 'IQO.I'i \jOI to tho -1\oo lotor. NO WHAT STftE... Address - --,..------ unleash • · tige1 within yw, gro~~ than ~ttolng WI<:i"'l • Qo..tor SCit.AM·LETS ANS-WERS )fl1~ ., Ollrish - Offal - Unpin -Quiver - HAVING FUN · ·•oid·you ever tbillk," lhe ~utie mused to her dato,w "thal imaginaliou may be in!elligenct just HAVIN<i . l'l)Jol?• ARLO I JANIS �REA Croaaworcl Puaale 7--.. -- . . n. .,.. "' ~ " '11\)llo~ IQf .•.....-- ..• ""*"' lfO\IO' ~ Ilon o> Ilia I IQQtlliii\Q tilt P- Phllllp ~ ~ Aldu Olllw ~ ~ . &n~n IMo plellt<! .. • ... "'" c..-..,.. .... -~......_ nrc Otl•tot Ia .... 31<1. N tm. -.,krl;_. _. -~~~,.,..... 1\t~IQf-...... II'CIC!li..... Otgll'lleti :11'4. tt • :aa • s ~------~ I.LHOU.ON I ~~·­ ·~ b\ &'tll'ID ... fQf II'CI~ · ~ tfQ ..... . .. _,__toa ~AtV.IftWI'It Wftlljl TIUCIQNG- .... ....... Df•pttudt . . . . .lWI:VS Up Sllll • ~ a "'Qtcc;ula"'4i WQI~(lwi­ ·~....- Gielltl IM-Ac'bt J40--44D ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Sunset Homes Hill , Sl•ll Stor .l~t' ~-~ ~ ~ lleiiNn b:l Allcilt. QH 4Sm ~ .. ....... Ill 1(1 t ...•• • Jn I IIJttll • Q •• I IIU 'IJAQ IUU • '$ • , , ....,1:117 ~ ~ t _. •AJ8 '31 ~ • • 3 • tt, t • . A Q J IQ 9 8 • l t bwl&". d•'ees tlrywllll •AKQ •n ~.t«. 740-74l-34U ""io.lilt ....... ~'1\1 . . . . , •• t' .-w..,.._.... ~ L&Lnr.llolnl ~~I - SHOP THE CLASSlFIEDS coosravnlON l'trl ,~.OR (0. \51'1-1 N..-w ,~ list<! Tim<. w~ tou.¥ ~~.<oe<~ ti~,, \'OIUpuh:f wb<o>l ll!iillll~ttc< . W< ~I><• <.1\o IA!~I's.l isht """'-~·~ FRANK a EARNEST 4:;-wl• Rillllln!W •1-ltt: f;p• . I& If . ,,...)'IlL,. . . .... ~ll!illf s.....t ~"".... llllil<lill4• ('lt.<l\>(10 ~~v t-'lloitl\' W\lfl, <\~llt.'l<tot ~Vi<.'\l (>ij - l,H.!t-~t'tlt\lp&lt ...... '"l"''t· w~ "'"' ll:\> 111l\l ....... ~ wlntl.'f~ boor.> IIJl!l RY'lc. GOfH<i , TO FLAP llW tfAAI>. YW fllttl> 8uikli"8. Rl:utudoti~~f d~<tl'lt>::'· , ...... •~~¥-''"' YOU'~ Hthey watc~, play carefully ' -~~.,~ -itt wiiQ ditd Ill 1gas, Mid. 'l.lon ..ill~ .11of. iiiOOI\ twse - . or l "~ How mtf\'j ot .lllom will ,..., 1.111 to a lack ot ltuln<>t'l" tQitQt 1111<1 TO Tl<it4TfN Ttt WfH<i (740) ®~..$~ tltJT$/ loiQ i<*t. - to-· """' · tNl it ~ - · " ~ "'" ...0 drew 1l>o _ , . . . conclll· liOnS. siiQtjjQ "ll to'*"' liaise Mvtt-Fri 1!:00 lllll ' ,1~10 I'll\ Sat. ~:()Jam • U ~ ot ' " ' - '"" .... ~ ll'tWM't4Mv .- 11 ross• c.a-.u, AH filii• a ~ltiDcttr. . . ., .......,.,, How "'" i)lal 1111<1 110 Ill lour llpfldM? hllOCW!l .. ~. ~- ...... - BARNEY bid. ShQwinQ • SiX"*<~ u 1111<1 S. 10 Ill~~ 0\11 IIIII. Sou~~>. R'MEM8ER, .lUGAAID, who slloukl ....... ~~~at ni& !*'lntr hU A SMttt OON'T STEP ASIDe FER NO MAN !! I"""" stnoi~ to le bt&t ovtr • .~ti•t ~to DIIY 1lltt I tall.. outdoul>lt. "'"" whorl 11>o dcolbltr haa 1 •et'l SIIQng siiQtjjQ ho'lll .. - SiX or sevon points. w ~ t~ 111at ~ two Jll*'" to l)lal. Willi a~. bid "'" ..... ot"" - ii!IIMik~l Whorl w.ot ludo 1t1o iiHft niflt an<l ·00/ins willl ltll SiJoJ1h muot SlliOQitdy \l!QIIItil klrog. "llinQI<liQQII - ew Aacl"', Ohio 740.247-1019 THE BORN LOSER r OVR ~~C.\t>,\. -rQI)Io..'i \~ \)()ll(.Oit~ ~il.l~~. ~1:740-'11-5047 -u: . CELEBRITY CIPHER . by Luis Clmpot • ...,. Who hU ju&t Dll~ • ~41gl-. CM!IiY CW ~ptQgrtl'!t .-. ~tt~Wirom ~ ~ ~liMQ!IIt tlUt Wl4 J!ltWII Nott lhol It Soulll playa n~ lour. Eaat wiH ~!left lt!tt,f iriiM t;W flrQt. tor W'oQtlltJ • krool' hiS \*111ft Ita a ~ngltton. Thot1 Torl!iYs c1t1t: S OQiiMS Q ew WQUI<I rttum "'" 1tta1t ~ ~..,... cllll bting. ~ tig" lTV TMGIVHB ITFLII IC IC H ~ tQf etuea AAtr fl.lltif'V, Vlost woukl caah ~ club ac. 1111<1 play anQ\IItr elub AIIHVANDD FH,IC HI II GCOLJ · lot®wrl on.. But It Soutt1 plays 1t1o kii1Q. Eut io lilltly AMHVAMDD JFtT N GCOLI .1.118. to sill~ to his dlamQI1It six. Thor1 dllc:IW' ., Will$, drewo two ~ ot ttumps. . H S Q N G ~ D E . " • I ~ I J F D D F 'II W H ~ rtmU1inv QllmQn<j _ , , IPREVIOUS !l()LUTION "I have no •191•~ . llllink secood-guesSII'9 one's onltro cllllntny wiih 1 ~. and dis· IS4ih!ld )'Oil< lit. is..., mosllutito lhilly tn lllo worta.' • JamtS WhtlmQ,. en a Cll11ho lkmond jock. Ht c-. ~·--CCiftl · '*" lal<ta ~· ll)adM lf\11 IQur dla/noll<ls. t=~::~' s~~o1l}A~~r.~s' WU.O ClAY R. i>Otwl 0 four """"blodltlltr>"ordsol Ill•b.. WOlD GAME ~ Rtc~rrQ111lt low "' to..., four sl"'clt words. If so,·you qualify for a IY _ _ _ -V;-~1.In ""' yMr ~. m.a•ntl motiv•tlcn Ia Senior Discount* Ilk~ 10 ~ .... ttftwt"-.~\1111 $lV 1"' I~ \~-II"'~ ~JQN. Tn. more yQU ' " whau. It'\ It for you, the 1'\ai"Mf you'r• Ilk~ ~ ~ towarl:! NmiJlQ ®t wht.t you ~;an. ~1\ll.\1. 1~11\.1\\l lu \Wt.l v~u1..:\' Sftl}\l.ftlo.""l\tS.lUI'IV\' tYI.Il')' . ' t r - . - · 1 AAiiS !Mor<h il ....ril lVI - lmporiorol when you pay for a 6or 12 month subscription on your home delivered subscription! Here's all you ·need to do ... Fill out the coupon below and drop off or mail it with a copy of your photo ~· laUipoU•Iailp lrihune Joint 'lta•ant ltli•ttr The Daily Sentinel iunbap ltme• ·itntinel Of 1tgni~nt m•~'' should b4l yau 'lttn(l~o~p In troublt. TAURUS (April 20-M\\y a01 - PEANUTS 1'1 \'~I'S ~~~~~ David L~wls 74U-Wl·~71 11\,'i."'\'\l f<l\~ t\)<lim~l..:~ IIIIIT lllllll C~: MARCllM CONSTRUC'fiON F1w: • Chltin Link F~nd~ &. W()(>\l Fendt'S • Rt..,m Addittl>t~ • Gnrnses • Yin) I nnd W11od Siding • Rout1ns • l'l>le Bums • l'lt!it1 ·'. P\)t\'h<s nnd [lo).:~s l-IE 60T IN WITH A 6RAMPA WEHT TO ~E AQUARIUM ~STERIIA'f .. l-IE COU\.t> ON\.1( L.OOK OLD FISioL 5et·UO~ TICKET.. tltuatlon (tl)"n'l •Kia1. wlal'ltul tNnklng won1...Xoll-. CANCIR 1~\lnt 21.Ju~ ···-- • Ne\11 HOmt$ • Complete Remodtlina It cornu troom someot"~e- who hOI<b a 1'\/gn poe,it!Qn. CQOvtl'l.tly. It yQI.I think that ,.• •1171 511¥1 a Comport Jllllllsuti 's 'f'rtt St-rl'll-e Guttering Stomlol~$ .GU~tlll 1\QQiiOQ. Sl<linQ. Gutters lnsu~&~ tittlllpo&. 011 ..,...,, . •...m~ ........ t:,..lm•l.,., lllyro 1\xp. 1~1·!1..1111 74\H\53·~1' ltk•k Jollt-·OWUtf' JaL Conatructlon CORNER STONE CONSTRUCTION .....--. Cowand BOY _ _, ,_________, r-::;iiii-;;;::;;;;:-l ..------"""'::::'! ~-. ,;..;.;;..;.;...;.;~.;..,;..;... .c· 'L.ING TQ Qf!DEft ~MER SESSION OF "'E _ , ,..,.. '" . , .. .._ SOCITY. SERIOOSL.V, FOLKS. l.ET'SSTOP TA.LKING li.BOI.JT IT~ ST~RT GET-Tiil .......,....... . P~IO. GIMME r: 1 SOME Ill£~ ..,_"~..:...~ \ ..... .~ "' ruts ... ~ I ""'"' UKErv£itloWI' '"sT'UfFro"f'mt7' -·"'""""'"'•"' J ~ C~L.L.ING IT ~ IDEI\ · · :=J ~ '"". ~ ... 9lA' I • ' ••·~a&~ nil I r~, MV IIIEA BECAUSE OF~ TEC~NIC~Lm. (_ . BU" .,,. Phone,_ · ------.---- FOR YOIJ!! Mill or drop oil thle couporulong with 1 copy of your photo ID 10 Olllo Vlllty Publlthlng P.O. Box 469, Gllllpolla.. OH 45631 . . ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• "";;...~ .;.;:;...,... "''' ~·.,. ~~.,,.~ .. on"'""".,,,..,. situ&· •••·• ·~~- •· k I ~ ttgnuw ' to - •• "' ..r ouo· -~ .... ~-·""'- tto.,- ,..m 1<> ttom ttoo1 -No. 9• omortt•>O\Jgh 10 ''"'''""""''· SCORPIO IOct 24•No• 221 Unto"""~~. QOflftniont CQYIQ ha'lt • llrQ~tt lnHut_ncto on you thlin th•Y $ho~ld. If you nang out wllfl thO&• who {'; wu.. lhelr tim• 111nU ruwrcw, ~~ _ _....,~ ar• y~ ·u ® thf. sa.mt~ . i!AGITT4RIUS (No•. 23·Dec. 21> - S. pr•pa.red 10 produce 'fth"l you wanl )'QI.tfltlf lllf.lhd ot lhlt-.,lng II,. OWIIM you •~Mite a ll~lng . It yw dQn, IQQl( tQJ' eny. outs or •Gallgla shOrtcuts.. you stand ' ~ c~~~ Ql • Pole lulldlnga •Room Adclltl- pertoNiaohitll'fmtnt. CAPRICORN iDee. ~Non . 1~) - ll'o up to you 10 trtal lt'uetratlng 111uatton.J phllotophlcatty It vou hope lo man~ lhiOQt In " m"nt~r ~~ wO(l'l dltt\tPI yQUr Mnt'Y· ~aog loot•. and kNP your COOl. AQUARIUS {Jan. 20·F•D. 191) - SI'IOI.ll:d -;ou tlnd yourfLI.ttl rM~tttd to a rnlnor JQ&'f In " iolnt enQf&vor, •tand ~bolle ~t ~J~II a•x1 k."p ~our wtts . 11 ~ou speak. out In ang•r. il mi~t11 ]vstlty your bting ,.,nanQ. lid to~ lfi'lllt~l PQJI11on . PISC~S (Fob ~Q.Mateh 201 - II poaoltveo. 1Void 111n~ arrangtm.ntl with hif,nQt Of' ~MOC.iaM whtoff yoo M.~t. to tltn.r bon~w or ltnd , _ om.thinQ of v•lu.. An lJflaiVOidlb.lt mishap could ~ur. Qwner: JlrMtK-11 Rtpl"'~'ntl'nl SOMETHI~ ........:::.."".: oi>ou\0 tool'"" •RoollftQ HAS v,.I~O~t~~;.231n·Stllu' a,21,h-• LIBRA \Sot>l, 23·0<1. 231 - Altloougto i'>" "''" orolroobng •""'" In o fait mon.nor. yoo mow 00 ploeod In opooi· ~.:...;;;;;;.;.;.:;,;:-., Wllldowe ... THE Ht"' ·~ "'~"' nol bo wortt>• of f~nQ tr~htp. YQYiltUiit ...ON Whl(lows ""d \'Itt) I Sldhtll Sp<'\·lullsls.I:IU 17-'Ul 741·~~6.\ • Sldlu~ • VJu~l Windows • ~lel~l ~nd ShlnKit ltt~ol\< ' l'le\•ks ' ;\ddl!kMtS ·•:•~·•I'll·•• Stanley TreeTrimming a Removal ' 1~\'lllPl •ml Qu•li>y Wmt 'llo•~•'n•N• Rt~t<s 'IU,Uft'\1 'li'l"'t"ioU\W R•i'oo\'11<.'1>M•iltoNc! Ct~ll lltor)· S>•nl~y ~ l<lll.~Q I -t«l.l~ • l'lnntblnv • l'ul• llllros Pl<tt'o kavo "'"~ •• PSI CONSTRUCTION llo•un Additions. R<ntiiiMhiiJ. Mrlol & Shhllll< ltuoot\., Nrll lli•m••s, Sklluv. llo\·k,,, ll\llhr;Mim R<•ntiMirUuv. l.l<"'"'""l & l11.~nrtd ' SOUPTONUTZ ~ );:/' S C U RH l 1r I' .. 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Cavs 'Yin 12th ~ght • VluAHovA 78, PITT 76 BOSTON (AP) - S.:ottie Reynolds made a half-court dash for the game-winning "tbe wait goes on for sbot with 0.5 ~onds left. l'&s.souri. leading Villanova over freshman Kemba Wal.k.~r Pittsburgh and ba~o·k. to the scored 23 points as the top- Final Four for the first time seeded Huskies held off sinc-e its shock.ing run to the Missouri 82-75 on Saturday l9t!5 l'hampionship. · 19 earn a trip to Detroit and Dwayne Anderson scored extend the Big East's domi- l7 for the third-seeded nance of the NCAA tourna- Wildcats. who· responded to ment. Pittsburgh 's physical play by lJConn. (31--l) wott th<' sinking 22 of 23 f~ throws W~st Regional and will play in the East Re11ional tina!. · tbe Louisville-Mi•·higan Villanova (:10- 7) won the State wirnter. matchup of Big East rivals and - The- Huskies blew an early advanced to ptar the winner of ll -{'Oint lead but survived the South Regional champiagamst the frenetic third.- . unship between North Seeded Tigers. who wer.- Carolina and Oklahoma. The di:Jtied their first Final Four Wildcats are tlie lowesttienh. remaining so:ed in the NCAA AP phalo i.JConn clinched the victo- toumamenl. though not 4uite Villanova guard Scottie Reynolds (•1) goes up for the win"' · h' s o 1 ·lb ert Brown ·1n the see·• by goin<>,. 10-for-10 from '"~ big an underdo!!- as the ning basket against p 1ttsburg the-line in the ftnall :02 . Th"' eighth' seeded ' 85 ,team - and half during a men's NCAA tournament regional cham}lllskies are still in the httnt thoo;e 'Otts upset Georgetown pionship cOllege basketball game in . B.oston on Saturday. fbi their third . national titl~ 'uKi became the lowest so:ed -:the tirst two went through ~ver to win it all. nation':; bo:st player. North. the Final Four. ' regiooals in Phoenix iti !9\N The first two teams to reach Carolina brushed him aside r~·trare fro m with a totalteanl effort. MICHIGAN STATE 64, this- year ·s F'-.. and 2004 _ . 11uu' " " ·. When it ended. UConn the Big East. Earlier. Ty Lawson s•·on:d 19 LOUISVILLE 52 cpacb Jim Calhow1 made Wl Connecticut won the West. On points and Danny Green INDIANAPOLIS (AP) e!Uiggerated list pump tuld Sunday. Louisville will try to added 18 to lead the to~­ t~ Huskies mobbed each make tt three from the confer. seeded Tm· Heels to a 7-- Michigan State is man:hin·g Qther ut l-enter wurt. AJ. ence when 1't piays M.tchi gan 60 win over Griffin and ou to Motown. The Sparians gave the Pril-e added 18 points for the State in the Midwest. Oklahoma on Sunday in . Huskies. Sam Young S(.'Ored 2t\ and the South Regional finaL Final Four a hometown feel. • Leo Lyons and Matt DeJuan Blair bad 20 points North Carulina (32-4) stoppino overall No. 1 seed Lawrence each had · 13 and 10 rebounds !'or advanced to the Fin'tl Four louisville 64-52 Sunday to ~ts fOC' Missouri (3 i-7). Pittsburgh (31-5). the fm:t No. fort he ~ecoml straight year win the Midwest RegionaL Goran Sutori had 19 \!liich overcame an early 13- 1 seed to lose. . and will play Villanova in points and 10· rebounds as J; deficit but couldn't match Pitt's LevaJl(.-e Fields hit two the national semifinals. Griffin .scored 23 poiht> th.e second-seetled Spartans tlte muscular Huskies on the tbul shots with 5.5 seconds ~s. UConn outreboltnd- ldt. tying it at 76. Villanova with 16 rebounds for (30-6) reached their fifth eo Mizzou 47-32. then threw an inbowld.s pa«S to Oklahoma. but the Sooners Final Four in ll years a (30-6) went 2-for- 19 from the most trips of any team . Dogged by reports alleg- nu·"'-.. """""'-'· andRey"okls-"'· " <UVII. in the nation during thltt • they violate·' NCAA ""'"" ""~- ~ and drove to '"" 3-point range. ln•" that ""' u h li .... A sh rt flMt North Carolina advanced span. · t'es oop. e """a · o ~ er ,.. recnu.tt.ng n•le•. the Husk ,_ to• keep their fro ""''"" to a record 18th Final rour.· Only '10 miks from their ....... vowed · m •'-· '"'' Iane 1·or the go-"'"'"" F basket. UCLA has been to 18. but •·ampus. the Spartans will •QCUS on the task of earning The. clock ticked down to the Bruins' !980 appear- play Connecti\'ut on zero. but a halt~secood was anc:e was later vacated by Saturday at Ford Field in . i ·frip to Detroit. · The first meeting between restored . Fields lofted a des.- the NCAA be.:ause of rul.:s Detroit. A rel'ord crowd of lite schools featured · a clash pemtion try from three-quar- violations. 72 JlOO •. the largest ever for tlf styles. The Tigers. who ters coun mtd it was dose. This will be the Tar wlh:ge basketball\ signalnid scored 102 points on with the ball blwging oft· the Heels· ninth Final Four in ture event. is expected for Memphis on Thursday backboard a'lime <!'xpired. 19 seasons - and it will each gtune . lii&ht. wanted to run. The be played at Detroit's Ford The Spamins made it 30 Huskies tried to force a half- UNC 72, OKLAHOMA 60 Field. where they routed years after Mugic Johnson court game and tak.e advanMichigan State 98-63 in led them to a nutiomtl title lfge of their superior sile MEM\>HIS. Tenn. (AP) - Decen1ber. Earlier Sunday. over Larry Bird and lnditma and strength. Blak.e Griffin might be the the Spartans also reached State.. (lLENDALE. Aril. (AP) Connecti~ut is nta!Ung ~r tnp t'rom the desert ~ lhe Ftnal Four. - I . ClEVElAND (APl Tbe Mavericks couldn't The Cleveland Cavaliers get anything going aglliflst turneti ()() and didn't mind Cleveland's suffocatlng one bit. defense. and when Ja,mes LeBron James scored 24 pull~ up and knocked down points with 12 assists and. a 3-pointer. the Cavs were orchestrated Cleveland's on their way to win No. 12 sbow on and off the tloo~ as in a row. the Cavs made more history On Cleveland's next trip. with a 102-74 win over the Willlams pulled up for a 3Dallas Mavericks on pointer that missed. But Sunday. extending their before the shot bounced otl winning streak to a fran.;;hise th.e rim. a retreating James · ran over referee Derek record 12 straight. The Cavs, who earlier this Richardson near midcourt. week. surpassed the dub· James crashed hard to the mark for wins in a season. t1oor and laid there for sevtrailed 35-20 in the t1rst er.U moments as Cleveland quarter and 49-47 at half- fans quieted and his tearnttme . But Cleveland mates gatllered around. outscored Dallas 30-11 in But be popped to his teet. the third quarter and 55-25 and it wasn't1ong before he in the second half to was danciag on Cleveland\ improve to a league-best 35- sideline during a timeout 1 at home . and mugging for the ·camera Cleveland is the 6lst team as the Cavs' reserves tinto win 60 games in the regu- ished off the Maveric·k.s. lar season. who came· ioto the game Dirk · Nowitzki scored 20 holding down the No. S spot for the Mavericks. in the cluttered Western The 28-point win wa~ the Conference standings. largest in Cleveland's 56 Following player introgames against the ductions. James and his Mavericks. teammates held a mock. Mo Williams added · 22 baseball ~ame with and Joe Smith had his best Willi:uns hittmg an unagtgame since returning to the nary home run. With James Cuvs·. The vetetan forward as their ringleader. the Cavs . had 12 point~. 13 rebounds now 20-2 sinct: the Ali-Stw: and was Cleveland's only break, recently began slagconsistent ph.tjler in tht' tirst ing pregume productions before tipoff, half. It's all in good fun.and no · Jason Kidd. who missed Dallas' previous game with team is having more fun a sore back. had nme points. than the Cavs right now. eight as~ists and seven James didn't !!et his ftrst rebounds. field !!<>al untiC there was The Cavaliers. who trailed just 4':45 left before half· b~ 15 in tht: second quarter, time. but it was W()rtb the dtdn 't need long to tum wait. things around and run their . Driving the right baseline. rec~,>rd to 25-4 against he crushed a two-handed Western Conference teams. dunk as Nowitzki watched James ted center Zydrunas hdples.sly. The bucket llgauskas for three straight capped a 17-4 spurt by jumpers as Cleve lund Cleveland. slicing Dallas· outscored Dallas 10-1 in the 15-point lead to 39-37. opening minutes of the third Williams. who mtssed hts quarter. James then· scored first seven shots. finally got on a layu{> and made two a few to fall and the Cavs straight Jumpers before ·were somehow within 49-47 threading a pass to Anderson at halftime despite Jan1es Varejao. whose dunk gave and Willianis each shooting 3-of-ll. Cleveland a 68-52 lead. Spt ing Sports Guide inside today's Sentinel ,!! \ l ' , .... \ I .... ~Hill schod baseball action. See . . Bl .. ~ :Page AS •Lilah 'Sweets' Zerkle, 87 INSIDE ' wlth ~ 42'·- SO" nNvy-cMy ,owinJ dteks • 18 HP' - 25 KF'" Kohl oro Couroa•• OHV enaints • J· and. ~·ytar timittd warrantY.._ .. •• . . y· ' " • ~ ~· ~ " ... '2 699** . ~ •• ~ ••• • • ' " ' •• _.. 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Ballots can be requested POMEROY ...: ·Voters in through tilt! Board or Pomeroy can begin early .EiediQos oft'il;e. or in pervn&ia1> Tuesday for the May . soo during regular business 5--.:;: primaries. boors. ~illage will have the Thete will be oo primary only May ~ectioo in ~ in Middleport, because ~~.Tb9e~~oc~­ ro~~J~Cil members lhere have da.tes for Pomeroy V'"illage decided 5o fue as indepenCouncil. Repubtican George dents, elil!lina.ting the need · Stewart and · Democrat for a ~ primary there Victor C. Young W,and ~o and the costs.. associated ballot issues to be decided. wilb such an election. The election is May 5, but 1Wo ~y council candue 10 early votiag provi- didates. Republican George MEEOeiiVOAILYSeNTlNet.COU _2(1.11.) \\\\ \\ \IHI.III"HIIll II ' Stewart and Democrat Vk'tor Young lll, .filed before the February dea,d.fute. but will advance to the fall election autornalically along with any independent· candidates wbo tile in the meantime. Voters in Pomeroy also will da:-ide the !'ate of a proposed quttrter-percent tncrease io the· viUage inco.me. tax and a proposal for participation in a naturdl gas aggre~ation progr..un. Stewart s term and those of Mary ., McAngus. Pete . Barnhart and Jim Sisson are up for eleclioo. Stewart and Young will advance automatically to the November general election ballot after the primary. Independent candidates have until May 4 to file their petitions in order to appear on · the November ballot. The fall ballot will also include c·ouncil seats in Racine . Rutland and Syml·use . Beuuse ·of their populatwns. those · villages do not conduct partisan primaries. There are four council seats open in Racine and • Syracuse . respectiv:!k Rutland's c'Ouncil is m up of only three seated members. with three present ·vacancies. Racine voters will also e l.:ct a member of the .BQ8ld of Pi•blic Affairs and Syramse voters two BPA members. Two township trustees will be elected in each of the . ~:ounty 's townships. but not until the November general election . School board members will also be el~t­ cd in the fait. Reward offered in Racine arson Bv BETH SERGENT BSERGENTiil/ MVOAILYSENTINELCOM RACINE - A reward of up to $5.000 is being otlered by the Division of State Fire Marshal for information leading to· the identiftcatipn of the person or persons responsible for last week. 's tire at 309 Fifth Street which was lat.:r determined to be .a case of arson. . Actordiog . Shane Cartmill. spokesperson for the Division of State Fire Marshul. a Blue Ribbon Arson Reward sign has been posted at the propeny of last week. 's tire. home of Fred and Regina Wolfe. "We have had success with the Blue Ribbon Arson . Reward in the past." Clllrltne Hoeftlch/PIIOIOtl Canmill said. "State Fire Free faSiing lipid profile and blood giucosa tests were offered by the Holzer Medical Center's Community Health and Marshal investigators have . . Wellness Program by Bonnie McFarland, director, and her staff. found that · the llerson responsible for a ftre .often will talk or brag to someone about the crime. When that happens. we need to know. Bv CHAIUNE HolFUCH We encourage citizens to HOEFI.tCHOicl'tOAIIYSENTINELCOM call with any tip or information. no matter how small or . POMEROY - The IUIIIU· insignifioant it may seem. lt Ill free health fair 111 the · mleht be exactlv what Meigs Community Center investigators are seeking." . always atlntets a crowd of According to its website. helllth-conscious · residents, in !973. the Ohio FAIR and this year's event hdd Plan Underwriting Saturday was no ex~ption . Association founded the The "Know I Your PINse see Arson. AS Numbers Health Fait" was sponsored by the Meigs . Cooperative Parish's Faith Community Nurse Health Ministry with Lenora Leifheit, parish nurse. in charge. :. . The free testing included fasting lipid profile and blood glucose testing •. nonfasting total cholesterol and blood glucose. body mass indell testing, 11nd blood Bv BETH SERGENT . pressure screening . BSERGENTUMVOAilYSENTINELCOM On hi.Uid to administer the blood tests were nurses GALLIPOLIS · - The from the Hol:u:r Medical Eunice Jones learned her numbers when she was tested for. body mass index by Andy Gullin-Meigs Community · Center's Community Health Brumfield of the Meigs County Health Department. Action Agencv will host a and Wellne~s Program, and conversation on poverty on Leifheit. Blood pressures by Meigs County Health including the Fnmily Hettlth Meigs County Agricultuml Thursduy at the Galliu Care. Meigs County Cun~-er Extension Service Family were tak.en by a Pleusi.IIIt Depart111ent personnel. Numerous other agencies lnithuive. Ohio Valley Home Nutrition Program. and the County Senior Center at Valley Hospital staff memeducational Health,lnc .. FmtlilyOxygen Meigs Cooperati~e Purish • 1165 Ohio !60. ber. and body mass. index distributing The doors open at 6 p.m. evaluations were conducted material and. informntion and Medical Equipment. God'' NET. and the meeting shoukl con~dudt• at uround g;30 p.m . "W~ hope to see u good cross-scc·tion of the populu· . tion . cs1~dally those people STAFF REPORT . The removal of the scrap of the MCHD. clemt up of · by t?wnship . employees who r,•cl'iw our servi~o·es .so MDSNewseMVOAILVSENTINEL.COM tires was fucilituted through the scrnp tu-es wus u v~ry were !rom stnHhtr nrens . that their voi,·es can be u clenn up project funded in difficult tmd costly process. Illegal dump sites and heard:· Tom Reed. ex.ecutive POMEROY - Recently. . part by the OEPA from Work cre~s contn1cted by numbers of tires removed director of GMCAA said . through the combined money generated throl!gh the scrup ttre ~tsposul luctl- we1e us follows : Pmtmson The Ohio Associntion of efforts of the Meigs County state wide retail tire sales ity. Libeny Ttre ot Grove Roud. 600~ Titus Roud.. 450: Community Action Health Department. Ohio over the past several years. City. moved into the area on Durk Hollow Road 1.700: Agencies . nre hosting the Environmental Protection The project targeted illegal Feb. 19 and began cleun up Old Dext~r Road. 2()0: l'OIWersntions 011 poverty on Agency. township trustees scrap tire disposal sites . activities . which continued Dt·cter R1,ud. (l00 . Numbers bt•half of Gov. Ted and the Gullia . Jackson, which consisted of I00 .up through March 2 · . Scrap of tires removed from town- Strkkland's Anti-Poverty . Meigs. VInton Solid Waste to 2.000 !ires. !he project tires Wtlre . removed from ship rouds·und right of ways Tusk ForCl'. The primary Management District, also prov1ded t.or the d1s- muny loc~tt10ns whtch Wtlre wert' as follows : Sutton objt·ctivc is to ensure the around 6,000 s~o·rup tires posal of scntp ttres denned made chfttcuh by very steep Township. 414: Sakm administration hns access to were !t:moved from numer- up 11long townshtp und wQoded terrmn und wet Township. 754: Rutland a diverse set of perspectives. condtttons. Ltk.ewtse. muny ous locations ·in Meigs county ronds. PIHSI see Poverty, AS County. · · According to Keith tittle of the scrap tires deuned up PIHse '" nres, AS Agencies ~-onsor. ~ee health screenings GMCAA to host conversation on poverty. Approximately 6,000 scrap tires collected, removed . \ I OBITUARIES trad1t1onal t;a'ctar stterirtl SHR:l !NG .-.\1: " SPOitTS iS ERIES maneuver a~ility in accident, As Middleport • Pomeroy, OJyo ZERO-TURN TRACTOR • Ztro·turn Three injured -~ ... _... ..._,.. ··--~ / r • � 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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