https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/17053d1b3e9d7cc7df34de0eb97cbec1.pdf 0d30e082cc128b766caeb34d3214d1a6 PDF Text Text Page Bti • The Daily Sentinel .www.mydailysentinel.com Tuesday, June 2, 2009 Lakers carry home-court advantage into NBA finals NASCAR leaders confident ~ LOS ANGELES (AP) After taking Saturday off, It'> going to be Orlando, not the Lakers reconvened Boston , in the NBA finals . Sunday for a video session. Even though the opponent Except for Gasol and Derek is different. the Los Angeles Fisher. Kobe Bryant and the Lakers are still consumed other starters departed withwith redeeming themselves out speaking· to the media. after last year's abject failHaving played 13 games ure. in 26 days to reach the Their humiliating 131-92 finals, the Lakers are taking dismissal by the Celtics in advantage of the six-day Game 6 last year still stings. break before making one "We know what it feels last push at a 16th NBA like to lose and we just want championship. ro come out there and "We got really banged up amend that." coach Phil in these last two series," Jackson said Sunday. Jackson said. "There are a A year ago, Pau Gasol number of guys that physi. had never played in the cally could use the days NBA,I finals,. so he was off.'' exciied just to be there . They include Lamar Not this time. 1 Odom (sore back) , Trevor "The team rigllt now is Ariza (sore hip and groin) hungry and focused," he and Luke Walton (ankle). said. ''This year we have a "We've been in situations mission . It's like , 'OK, where we had days of rest we're in the finals. now and then we were a little let's go to work.' It' s a big sluggish at the beginning of difference." a series," Gasol said. "Now Another difference is that there's no slacking , no slipthe Lakers have home-coun ping or nothing. We'r,e advantage this year. Games , ready to stari an·d we're I and 2 are Thursday and ready to play." . next Sunday at Staples Bryant admitted during Center before the best-of-7 the Western Conference series moves to Orlando for finals that he's not sleeping up to three games. 1 much. He's been sending "It's nice to have holne- text messages to Gasol in· court advantage, but it's the wee hours and getting still not something to rely responses. on in this kind of a series," "We e~changed a couple Jackson said. "Orlando is of text messages making one of the better road teams sure we're on the same iii the' league the last two page," Gasol said. "It just years." · brings ~s together." No doubt Jack son will .The Lakers' immediate remind his team that both problem is how to contain Houston and Denver won at Dwight Howard. He averStaples in the past two aged 21.5 points and 16 rounds, costing the Lakers rebounds when the Magic swept them in two. regularhome-court advantage. ·~That's something you season games. "I don't think there have don't want · to do in the finals with this kind of 2-3- been many players like him 2 setup," he said. "It's just because of his physical gifts about trying to get a leg up and attributes," Gasol said. right Off the bat so you have "You have to be really focused on him, don't let advantage ." . - Stores, brands tap into power of frugal bloggers~ A2 GM support win continue CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) year deal with Daytona - General Motors has International Speedway, become the second of NASCAR's flagsbtp track. NASCAR 's four manufacNASCAR chairman Brian turers to enter Chapter II France has remained confibankruptcy protection, but dent that racing budgets will industry leaders remain not suffer during the confident support will con- Chapter II restructuring, tinue as the automakers and noted during All-Star shore up their finances. race activities two weeks "I've never wanted to race ago that Dodge ·had conanything else, and I have dueled business as usual every confidence that we since its filing. will continue to celebrate NASCAR also is tied to victories together for manr, , the auto companies through more seasons to come, additional sponsorship deals team owner Rick He11drick ranging from large televisaid Monday. a day after sian advertising buys to Jimmie Johnson gave him race naming rights deals. his !80th win in · "Our hope and expectaNASCAR 's top series with 1tion is that we will fare at vi~tory at Dover the top of the list as to a International Speedway. things you would not want "My Plan A is Chevrolet · to cut. I believe that to be and my Plan B is Chevrolet true," France said. "They're and my Plan C is st.ill going to be a company Chevrolet." that needs to sell cars and AP photo GM join.ed Chrysler LLC. trucks. We're still the best Los Angeles Lakers' Kobe Bryant passes the ball to his which fields Dodges in place in the country to do teammate Derek Fisher, 1~1!. during basketball practice in NASCAR, in Chapter 11 that from a sponsorship protection. . . · standpoint and the related El Segundo, Calif., on Monday. Chrysler filed . April 30, benefits that you receive." There were 16 Chevrolets him get any deep catches game and we do have that and a judge on Sunday gave the company 'approval to in the 43-car field at Dover and don't let him get going and we will be a tougher sell most of its assets to on Sunday, and Chevy drior confident." matchup," he said. "Let's Howard doe.s most of.the see if we give them more of ltaly's Fiat in a move that vers claimed seven of the damage inside, while an outside shot or we let could help it exit from court top 12 spots. Johnson , ./he Rashard Lewis, Hedo Dwight go to work a little protection as early as this three-time defending series champion, won a thrilling Turkoglu. Mickael Pietrus more and .see what he can week. Chevrolet, Dodge, Ford !are duel wjth fellow and Rafer Alston are threats do. He's becoming a pretty · and Toyota are the four par- Chevrolet driver . Tony from 3-point range. good passer off the post and ticipat1ng auto111akers in Stewart to claim his second "It's to your advantage making smart decisions." NASCAR, and each manu- win of the season. not to double against this facttirer spends millions Hendrick, who has fielded With Orlando's quartet team ," Jackson said. each season to fund its ·race Chevrolets for 25 ' years in. "They're going to threaten throwing up 3-pointers teams , Ford and Toyota cur- NASCAR and owns 27OM you with that (outside frorn all corners ·. of the . rently have . the most finan- dealerships across the counfigures , ciaJ stability, but neither try, doesn't expect a decline shooting), but really it's court, . Fisher their inside game that you rebounding could be a key . automaker has es.caped the in Chevrolet ferformance global economrc cnsrs post-Chapter 1 . · have to be concerned difference in the finals. ''There's going to be a lot unscathed and both have . "I have an unwavering about." Gasol believes the Lakers of long rebounds from the weathered cutbacks to the faith in the company's le~d-. . ershi~ team a~d our governown an advantage that 3-point shots, so ror racing budgets. But Chevrolet 1s rnent s commrtment to supCleveland lacked in losi ng perimeter players especial- NASCAR 's most successful p<m this reorganization," l'le the Eastern Conference ly, we'll have to make sure manufacturer, wrth 32 sa1d. "After all of the efforts we're getting in there and championships in the pre- of the past several montlls, finals to the Magic. ''They didn't have that grabbing a few extra ones," mier Cup series. But the it's unfonunate that bankbalance of an in side-outside he said. · GM budget has been ruptcy has become the only ! stretched thin for more than option. but we at Hendrick a year now, and last summer .· Automotive Group and the a~tomaker announced it Hendrick Motorsports . are wasn't renewing contracts certain that GM .Wtll emerge at four of the 12 tracks it from this stronger and better. INDEPENDENCE (AP) that he's happy m their . second Central periQd . I'll relax with my spansored. . equipped to compete than - LeBron James finally Cleveland and feels !he Division title this season. family we'll figure out It also moved to a year-to- ever before." talked about not making Cavs made major progre ss James, who averaged once it com~s from tl)em." the NBA finals , and insists this season. 38.5 points, 8.3 rebounds James said he sent an efour-tire pit sto'p with 36· Cleveland's loss to "i'nl great I fe.el great artd '8.0 assists against mail to Howard following laps, a faulty e~change by Orlando will not impact hi s about this situation that's Orlando, said he hasn't Saturday's game. his crew slowed him down future with the Cavaliers. going on," James said . ~iven any thought to si~n' · "It's hard for me to conand dropped him back into from Page Bl . James stormed out of "You want to continue to ln!l a contract. extensron gratulate ·somebody after traffic in ninth place. Amway' Arena without get better, tbat's all you can with the Cavs thrs summer. . t 1 th , h 1o Johnson took the lead for JUS ose em, e . you "One of the things I liked speaking to the media ask. We got better and I Cl eve Iand can . offer the a·d "I' 'n er It's time on the 49th lap the . · m a WI n · ~aturday night after the feel this team will be better extension on July 18 ..:. the 8 1 no 1 about Lance is I felt like I andfirst twice held .the lead for Cavs were eliminated with next season. You 'don't three-year anniversary of be,rng a poor sport or any- was in the pit box with him 67laps. He thumped the rest ill 03-90 loss to the Magic want to take a step back- him signing his previous thrng lrke that. lfsomebody all day, and I felt like he was of the field about as sound· beats ·you up, y()u're not riding with me all day," . ly as any driver had . in a in Game 6 of the Eastern ward. I think we went for- deal. Conference finals. The ward from the Boston "I don't know," James going to congratulate them. Earnhardt said. "That was a race this season. league MVP, who also did series (a Game 7 loss in the said when asked if he'll That doesn't make sense to good feeling. Hopefully we "As far as us peaking or not shake hands with semis) last year." sign. "I· haven :t ' thought · me. I'm a competitor. can keep that up.' to win races too starting Stewart passed ·Jeff Olympic teammate Dwight "Hopefully we can go about ii just yet. I'm just That's what I do. It doesn't soon, you can never win ·Gordon for tl1e Cup points Howard or congratulate forward next year." going to take time off from make sense for me to go lead and became the first races too soon," crew chief The Cavaliers won 66 basketball and not think over and shake somebody's owner/driver to sit atop the · Chad Knaus said. · any Orlando players as he left the floor, said Sunday regular-season games and about contracts or the game hand." Hendrick driver Mark standings since Alan was lOth. Martin Kulwicki won the Cup title ·~As dominant as Jimmie in 1992. Orlando was probably the "I don't know," he said. "I before deciding his next "That stat there is pretty was, it looked like the rest toughest matchup. We haven't thought about it just move. "In this (Orlando) of our drivers were driving couldn't match up with yet. I'm just going to take series I felt preuy good, I cool to'be leading the points for second," team owner standings this early .i11to the fromPageBl them." time off from basketball and had some pep in my step. new venture," Stewart said. Rick Hendrick said. James did all he could, not think about contracts or But how long will that last? Johnson's . win put the Gordon ran two laps been a thrilling ride, but it and more. He averaged 38.5 the (Orlando) game period. Sometimes I wake up and down in his backup car focus at Hendrick back on was over. points, 8.3 rebounds and 8.0 I'll rela~ with my family, my body .is hurting so bad I most of the race and fin- wirining races instead of the · "We only had one goal assis.ts in the conference we'll figure out once it don't know how I'm going ished 26th to fall 46 points Earnhardt crew chief to · get through the day. behind Stewart; switch. Johnson -said his ·and that was 10 win a cham" finals, a statistical line comes from them." James may choose not to Sometimes I . wake up and pionship," guard Mo believed to be unsurpassed Stewan won ihe All-Star team supported Earnhardt, Williams said. "There were in league playoff history. do anything about his con- feel just.fine." race, but has yet to record a but the bottom line for the tract this summer. He can Wallace will make $14 special things that we His greatness, though, was points victory since leaving 48 team was winning races, accomplished as an organi- not enough and he stormed also exercise a player option million next season, but if Joe Gibbs Racing at the end not fretting about another he decides to retire or the of last ~ear. after two cham- crew. _ zation. We were all on one out of . Orlando's Amway for the 2010-11 season. "Once we get into . the Whatever he decides, team buys out his final year, pionships and 10 successful . page with everything. Last Aren(l without shaking ·of the weekend, motions night I sat back and didn 't hands with any Magic 'play: James insists that not mak- Cleveland's salary structure . seas.ons, to become coand he skipped talking ing the NBAfinals will not could change significantly owner of Stewart-Haas we're just really worried !!.0 10 sleep until about 10 ers to the media. about the setup of our car influence his future plans. and potentially impact the Racing . this morning.! thought back As with everything James He likes the direction the team's role in free agency. Johnson appeared to have and our strategy," he said. about everything we went does , his actions were inter- Cavaliers are heading. It all paid off because Forward Anderson the race under control and through, and I smiled a lot. preted by some to indicate "''m great. I feel great Varejao and . center was never really challenged there was · no need for It ended with a frown, but I his displeasure with the about this situation that's Zydrunas Ilgauskas have for most of the 400-mile Johnson and crew to worry woke up with smile on my Cavaliers or his teammates, going'ort," James said. "You opt-out clauses in their con- race. When he came in for a at the en\1. face." who didn't give him enough want to continue to get bet- ,tracts. Varejao, who sat out It was a familiar story for help. However, James said ter. that's all you can ask. nearly half of last season· in one of the city's major pro- there were no hidden mean- We got better and l feel this. a messy salary dispute, fessional spons teams. Still ings and that he's happy in team will be better ne/(t sea- could look for a big payday )lo championship since . Cleveland. son. You don't want to take with another team but the 1964. "I just didn't have much a step backward. I think we Cavaliers value his energy So close. So Cleveland, · to sa){.'' he said. "I've went forward from the · .and pgtenti~l. home of heartbreak. · always expressed. the fact Boston series (a Game 7 Hgauskas. who will tum The .Cavaliers went 76- that I love playing here . . loss in the semis) last year." 34 next week, plans to 20, a remarkable accom- Fans were great and have "Hopefully we can go come back. plishment that will be diffi- always been great. Losing forward next year." · "There's no greener pasj:Uit to duplicate. But this series doesn't affe~t the Despite such a successful . ture$ for me.'' he said . ''I've · . against an underrated Magic way I will continue to season, the Cavaliers could been a Cavalier and · I'll t!lam .that presented prob- approach the game here in have a new look in 2009" always be a Cavalier." !ems everywhere on the Cleveland." I 0. Jlgauskas has been with floor, Cleveland's depth and BtJt now that his sixth · Center Ben Wallace, Cleveland his entire career, talent were exposed. The season has ended short of a . whose season was ravaged and he understands that his Cavaliers, who went 3-6 title, James' future moves by injuries. said Sunday chances of winning a chamagainst Orlando this season, · front and center in Cavs that he is considering retire- pionship are dwi'ndling .. were reduced to a one-man Land and· elsewhere. The mcnt. A four-til)le NBA Following Saturday·~ loss. · band as James was basically 24-year-old has one more .defensive .player of the he noticed how some of his forced to take on the Magic season remaining on a year. Wallace, nicknamed younger teammates were ·all by .himself. t~ree -ye a~ contract e~teri- "Body" by his teammates, able to quickly put the loss "lt's just a team ·we s1on he s1gned rn 2006. In said his body is breaking behind them. haven't been able to play July, the team is expected to down. · For him, it's not so ea.~y. well against ," James rea- offer him another extension. "Nothing is final for me," ."I hope one day I get the On Sunday. he was asked said Wallace , who plans to chance to lift the trophy," soned. "Of all the teams in the Eastern Conference, if he'll sign it. sit down wiih his family he said. LeBron says he's ·happy in Clevelal)d despite loss Dover Cavs HOGG &ZUSPAN MATERIAl Cl. '- -- Three locals looking for big debuts at _ boys state meet, Bt • ·n e Printed on tOO% Rec,n:led Newsprint Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio :;o (' J:'"IS • \'ol. ;;H. No . :! :!~ I \ \ Lt> .\ it ·:Sll .\\' , .Jli"E :1. ~1101) , Bv BETH SERGENT BSEAGENTOMVDAILYSENTINEL.COM RACINE - Similar to the thunderstorms that rolled through the county tuesday evening, · the atmpsphere at last night's meeting dealing with American Municipal Power-Ohio's proposed coal-fired power plant · for Letart Falls was just as· tumultuous at times. At one point. Jed T(lorpe, moderator of the meeting for the Ohio Environmenial Protection Agency, cautioned the audience to · be respectful of the person at the micropnone or he would end the hearing portion of · the meeting. Thorpe's warning was a reaction to what was. a·. palpable division between those who are for and those who oppose the Beth Sergonl/photo American Municipal PowerBallger Johnson of Athens speaks out against a draft permit Ohio Generating Station as modification of American Municipal Power-Ohio's proposed it is currently presented. P?wer plant In Letart Falls. $upport was ar~o shown tor the During the question and answer period, Ohio EPA tradesmen and union workers. . plant by many residents, . ' officials were getting asked questions about the use of best available pollution con· trois and .emission limit~ by · many who woulp later question the plant's draft permit modification· during the hearing portion. Also during the Q&A, a man stood from the audience and asked "the silent majority" who was in favor of the plant to stand up, to which most of the room stood, shoWing what appeared to be a physical, lopsided divide. . . The purpose of last night's meeting was to have an informational session on and public hearing about what the · Ohio EPA calls a draft modification to the AMPOhio air permit-to-install wh.ich was approved in 2008: The air permit', which remarns ~nder appeal by varJOUS. environmental. grou,ps. requrred a mod1ficatron because one. of the .r~les rehed upon m the ong~nal perm1t 1s no .longer apphcable on a federal level. The • original air permit to install .· relied upon the Clean Air Mercury ·Rule later vacated by the government in favor of Maximum Achievable Control Technology requirements related to the emissions of Hazardous Air . Pollutants (HAP). MAtT is meant to establish emission . limits for AMPGS; limits which are designed to ens11re compliance with federal and state clean air standards to protect public health. Though AMP-Ohio and the Ohio EPA called .the modification "administrative ," people like Nachy Kanfer with the Sierra Club said by using that "adminis· trative" terminology, . thi~ · was a missed opportunity to · fix problems in the draft permit modification. At the · · meeting, Kanfer said Meigs ·. as well as surrounding coun' ties wer~ "overburdened by hazardous air pollutants,'' adding he was particularly . Please s" AMP, A5 CAA ·pageAS . : • Mildred A. Fillinger, 89 announces summer cooling program . INSIDE, • Senate advances bill to ,regulate tobacco. See Page A2 • House GOP opposing new line . of creel~ for IMF. · See Page A2 • Rutland Alumni awards scholarships. See Page A3 • RTA hears Underground Railroad history. See Page A3 • Keep'n It Green 4-H Club. See Page A3 • Looking to get .past criticism. See Page A3 • UMW to assemble school kits. See Page AS • For the Record. See Page AS . at SPORTS 0BITUARIFS • · W\\:W.m)'dllil)"'"'iru·l.t·o.m ·· . ' • Van Gurrcty working Magic toward first title. . SeePageBl . • 0 Brian Howard of Ppmeroy, right, is featured here in . a Wallpaper project seene on the stage at the Meigs Com111unity Center. . STAFF REPORT MDSNewSOMYDAI.LVSENTINEL.COM CHESHIRE Tbe Gallia Meigs Community Action Agency will begin assisting residents with the 2009 Emergency Summer Cooling Program on July I. · . Edwards; ' Slll\dra Emergency Services Division Fllo photo director, stilted that the program will run through Aug . 31 or until the funds are depleted. There will be no air conditioners during this program year. Income eligible persons must make an ·appointment. There are two types of households that may be assisted. They are as follows: (I) An income eligible household with a member who has a current qualifying medical condition/breathing disorder verified by physicilll) documentation from a med· ical professional may be qualBY CHARLENE HOEFLICH Howard and gang couldn't have been of Auglaize County's (west-central ified to receive the following: HOEFLr'CHOMYDAILYSENTINEL.COM more hardworking Or hospitable ." Ohio) Sesquicentennial in 1998, and Please see Cooling. AS · · Howand has donated a copy of an outgrowth of the more than !50 POMER6Y - Meigs County's par- · "Catching Stories" to the Meigs County oral history inte.rvi~ws conducted for ticipation in The Wallpaper ProJect, Public Library so that it may be shared the anniversary. Eventually, more than · · ·· the oral history ~:ffort that toured the by the community.' 300 pers<ins across Auglaize County state of Ohio in 2003, is featured in a Published by Swallow Press, a divi- were interviewed, with their stories new book about oral history, sion of Ohio University Press, Athens, used in public humani.ties program"Catching Stories: A Practical Guide the book is authored by several pre- . ming. including original plays based to Oral History." miere experts on oral history: Donna entirely oral histories. · catching Stories is described as "a M. DeBlasio, associate professor of Actors were drawn from local high clear and comJ?rehensive intfO:ducti'?n . history, Youngstown State University; schools and the public to share the sto- . Bv BETH SERGENT for those with little or no expenence m Charles F. Ganzen, professor in the ries of county residents.The Wallpaper BSERGENTOMVOAILYSENTINEL.COM Detrllts on Poge AS planning or implementing oral history Communication and Perfortnance Project is featured in the "Sharing Oral projects. The guide outlines the stages Studies. Department, Northern History" chapter of Catching Stories, RACINE - The enforceof a prodl!ct from idea to final produ~t." Michigan University; David H. with a description of its effons in ment of ondinances dealing Accordmg to Rachel Barber, proJect Mould, associate dean for research Auglaize County and the state, with speeding, untagged co()rdinator, the Wallpaper Project's and graduate studies in the Scripps In 2003 the Wallpaper Project went vehicles, vehicles with to Meigs County, with perfor- C.ollege of Communication at Ohio · statewide, in conjunction with Ohio's defective elhausts and·leash a SEcrtONS - 12 PAGES . visit mances in Pomeroy in May 2003, was a · UniverSity;· Stephen H. Paschen , uni- Bicentennial. The organi,zation toured laws were brought up at this Annie's Mailbox · A3 highlight of the tour. "We truly enjoyed versity archivist at Kent State a play and other public programming week's meeting of Racine working with the folks in Meigs County University; and Howard L. Sacks,fro- to 40 communities. · incorporating Village Council. on this imponant project. Their 'stories fessor of sociology and director o the more than 800 interviews. The Councilman Tom Reed Calendars A3 formed an important foundation for the Rural Life Center, Kenyon College. Wallpaper Project was coondinat.ed by began the conversation with The Wallpaper Project was a legacy Rachel B~ber. the enforcement of speeding Classifieds B3-4 touring play, and.local c.oordinator Julie in the village. Reed said Comics · "people are fed ur" with the speeding and fee nothing is Editorials being done in terms of writ' • STAFF REPORT ,named Dick Tipton in his room coondinator for the head golf coach; John ing tickets. Obituaries "The officers are not MDSNEWSOMYDNLYSEI'ITINEL.COM . place. summer quarter. Rodney Burdette. head girls basket· Douthitt ·was Ash was approved as the b~ll ~oa~h: Jerry Bundette, doing their job." Reed told Pam Sports 8 Section , TUPPERS PLAINS ~ . approved as athletic director, assistant junior high f()()t- g1rls JUnror htgh basketball council. Mayor J. Scott Hill said he The Eastern LOcal School Sheryl Roush was approved ball coach. Ken Amsbary c?ach; Crrs Kuhn, band Weather of at least four people As Board approved supplemen- as varsity cheerleading advi- and Alex Kuhn were drrector and handbell chorr knew who were ticketed fnr speed. tal contracts for coaches and sor, senior class advisor and approved as volunteer drrector. . @ 0009 Ohio Volley Publiohln.rr Co. ing that appe~ in the last junior high school coaches. The board approved other personnel at its regu- summer OGT instructor. • sessron of mayor ·s coun. Sam Thompson was Other supplement con- Helen Slack .as a subshtute lar meeting. . teacher pending proper cerReed also said he underTh~ board accepted the approved National Honor tracts approved were. Jayne . tification for the remainder stood that Racine did not resignation of Kevin Welsh Society advisor, junior high Collins, sophomore class Please see Eastem. AS . • as head football coach and football coach and weight advisor; Randy Wachter, Please see R.m... AS WEATHER Meigs ·County effort featured in new book . Enforcement .· of ordinances ·. talk in Racine · INDEX Eastern school board approves fall coaching, sub staff • \ �The Daily Sentinel Page ACROSS THE NATION The Daily Sentinel House GOP opposing inew line of credit for lMF : WASHINGTON (AP) - Republicans in the House .are lining up to oppose an almost $100 billion war-fundin~ bill if Democrats msist on including in it a new line of credtt for the International Monetary Fund. Democrats may have to scramble to pass !he bill in !he. House, where GOP votes are likely to be needed to make up for )lbout 50 anti-war liberal Democrats who opposed it last monlh. · At the core of the $98.8 billion House-Senate measure is 579.9 billion for tile Pentagon , a figure !hat's also rankling House. Republicans since it represents an almost $5 billion cut from the version that passed the House last monlh. That ineasure did not include funding for t~e IMF. : Responding to media reports that House Democratic negotiators have agreed to include a new $100 billion line pf credit to the IMF - a top priority of President Barack 9bama - the top Republican in the House said Tuesday he ~ould oppose the bill. · ''Let's be clear: a troop-funding bill. should fund our l.t;oops. period," said Minority Leader John Boehner, ROhio. "Weighing down this critical legislation with nondefense spending will only drag this process out further and cost it essential Republican support needed for passage." : Obama promised the IMF money at April's G-20 summit !o help developing countries deal with the troubled global ~conomy. About $8 billion for an earlier commitment for (he IMF will be included. . · '. The actual U.S. costs for the IMF contribution are far less :_ $5 billion is !he Congressional Budget Office estimate since the U.S. govemment is given interest-bearing assets in rerum. Still , U.S. debt would have to be issued to provide the inoney at a time when government borrowing has exploded. : "There is absolutely no reason for the Democrat majori!Y to. complicate a bill intended to fund our troops by larding it up wilh over $108 billion in borrowed money for the IMF." said House GOP Whip Eric Cantor of Virginia . Obama is sending more than 20.000 additional troops to Afghanistan. For the ftrst time, !he annual cost of lhe war in Afghanistan is projected to exceed lhe cost of fighting in Iraq. : With suppoo forces, the number of U.s: troops in Afghanistan Is expected to be about 68 ,00) by the end of the year - more )him dQuble the size of !he U.S. force at the end of2008. Meanwhile. Senate Appropriations Committee Chairman Daniel Inouye; D-Hawaii. confirmed that the measure .would contain money for eight C- 17 cargo planes , a top priori!Y. of the Boeing Co. and its allies in states such as Cahfornia, Missouri and Washington. . : The bill will not contain $50 {llillion for the Pentagon and $30 million for the Justice Department requested by Obama to close lhe U.S. detention facility at the naval base at Guantanarno Bay, Cuba. A successful GOP-led effort to prevent !he bill from being used to close Guantanamo domjnated Senate debate last monlh, even as the war-fundmg measure would boost total spending approved for lhe Iraq . and Afghanistan wars above $900 billiO!J . : An official meeting of House-Senate negotiators is tentatively slated for Thursday. House Appropnauons Committee spokeswoman Kirstin Brost said. Looking to get past criticism Melissa Garcia poses jn her storage shed with some of the products she's obtained, at her home in Edmond, Okla., Monday. Garcia pens consumerqueen .com, a blog read by at least 30,000 people each month and by corporate America. 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LLP's Fast Fixin' has hired board tied to her blog con- who focus on penny pinch- ' Wal-Marr says the site fits . her to manage online market; sumerqueen.com , which is ing are -helpmg broaden with it's mantra of saving ing of its line ·offrozen foods rea~ by at least 30.,000 peo- spending behavior like douconsumers money. and to develop a presence on ple each month and now, bling up on online coupons Company spokeswoman spcial media sites Twitter and mcreasingly, by corporate because of their large col- Melissa · O'Brien said the ·Facebook. Garcia emphaAmerica. lective audience . discounter doesn't pay the . sized !hat she fully discloses Within weeks , .chatter in The books, magazines, .24 - bloggers ·featured, on her blog !hat she works the so-called mommy blo- bulletins, newsletters and !hough it does give them for the brand. She was also gosphere led Gap Inc.'s neighbors mothers relied free products for review or · one of a ha~dful o~ mothers Old .Navy to begin issuing on for similar advice dur- for giveway. .O'Brien said who have . tl~fl~entt~l blogs coupons several times a ing the last deep recession, !he retailer requests .that the . who are rece1~mg btg ttcket week, instead of just once in the . early · 199t1s, and bloggers reveal such disclo- . ho_m_e . appltances from a week. before didn't _bring so many . sure on their sites. Fngtdatre so she can test Moms ·have always had people so much informaFans like Melissa Riegert, lhep~ and blo~ about _!he~. marketplace muscle, but a tion nearly as fast. Money- in Middletown, Ohio, who !hough she smd she Wtll dtsnew frugality. driven by ris- saving strategies can started using coupons five close such freebtes. · ing joblessness, housing spread l.ike lightning. . months ago say they've And she still has some woes and other economic More than 12 ~rcent of learned · from' parent-anent- ve11: down-to:Eatih tips for problems has them eJCercis- all posts on mom-oriented ed blogs how to ·save thou- ~ettmg by wtthout brands, mg it like never before with · blo11s during March and sands of dollars per year. mcluding how to m~ke lhe help of the Internet. Apnl included mentions of "I used to run to the gro- household products hke · In thts.r.ecession, their talk the economy and saving eery store whenever we d!Yer sheets. (Just cut up online encompasses every- money, up from 8 percent a needed something. Now, 1 kt.tche.n sponges and soak thing from ·complaints to year elll:lier, ·according to shop acco)'ding to what'~ on . them tn t~o parts water and advice on coupon clipping, Nielsen Online, which has sale," said the mother of o~: part hqu1d soft~ner.) low-budget meals and fami- studied 10,000. parenting three. She estimates she's You can get tnple the ly finance. But it's not just blogs. cut her weekly grocery bill amount of the prpdUCt f'?r fellow moms who are fol· Meanwhile, traffic to in half to $75 by using dou- th~. n;~ney _by usmg thts lowing every post: Retailers blogs written by mothers ble coupons to get freebies, rectpe Garcta says. and consumer product mak- and devoted to saving a tip she picked up on mooers are listening,too -and money has exploded. eysavingmom.com, which Couponmom.com - cited she reads twice a day. With · responding. "We see (moms who blog) by Nielsen Online as one of the mpney she's saving, as a vital force for our brand the five most influential of Riegert hopes to be debtst!'ategy," said Gap spokes- that · breed attracted free in a few years. woman Louise Callagy. 972,0000 unique visitors in The big audiences and "They are the voice of our March , five times more than . newfound influence have customers: and we are work- a year earlier, according .to ·. led to opportunity for sorTie ing harder to develop. and Internet research company of the most prominent maintain their· trust and comScore Media Metri)( 's bloggers. • FREE Ml7 l'lcnnlcallupport respond to their (eedback." latest data. Nielsen ranks · Among the most influen~ [Mtanl ~ ' • . . , '/fU budcly till\ • 10 HVli addrMS8S wilh Webmall After picking up chatter mother-oriented blogs by tial mother-oriented blogs • CIA!om 581 ?age • l'lfiW! .walhftr A rrwn' on blogs that was advocat· how much chatter they gar- Ni.elsen cites is 5doling layaway purchase plans ner, their number of follow- !ardinners.com, written by be restored at its namesake · ers on Twitter.com and lhe Dayton. Ohio, resident'and juiJIJ tntW department stores, Sears number of times consumers mother of two Erin Chase, !Non Up OftiiMI www.LociiNtt.com Holdings Corp. brought link to them from other 31, who shares daily tips on· them back tlVer the holidays blogs among other criteria. how she plans and shops for after a two-de<:.ade hiatus. "Moms are turning to nutritious $5 dinners such And Sears· Kin art chain their new set of online as homemade vegetarian now accepts on.line coupons .friends and families to make and has launched a Web site all kinds of purchasing decicalled Kmart .com /coupons sions;" said Kelley Murray "p. ~,Pt,. · "It's Like Having Family In The Business' that makes it easier to find Skoloda, a parmer . at · o .Serving SE Ohio Since 1986 · specific deals. in response Ketchum's Global Brand ., <,c;... z · . to chatter on mother-orient- Marketing practice and the _ ed blogs. author of "Too Busy to Companies and the blog- Shop." "Women are trusting Your Carpet and Upholstery Cleaning Svlution gers themselves are mutual- of women bloggers. They "Let Us Show You The Red Carpet Treatment" ly benefiting. Cun,umer do them a real service withproduct companies like out commercial interest." 740-992-7090 home appliance maker That's wJJy last summer Frigidaire and Unilever. Wal-Mart Stores Inc . Creal888-992-7090 maker of Suave shampoo. ed an online community - · www.redcar ttraatment.or are hoping to enhance their elevenmoms.com - on its BY ANNE D'INNOCENZIO AP RETAiL WAITER (:::;;:6Xlastw!J · '2, ,. · • ~-,;~,.1~.. The Red caraet Trealllent Ohio State Fair food proRUTLAND - Six $500 ject. schohm;h,ip:; were awarded to descendants of Rutland Brewer graduated from Beallville High School High School graduates at where she was an All the recent Rutland Alumni American Scholar Award in Association banquet held at the United States the Rutland Civil Center. Achievement Academy. Her The recipients were activities included · 4-H, Cecil · Clayton Bolin, Relay for Life, Nationa_l grandson of Joe and .Janet Honor Society, and softball Bolin. graduate of the class Dustin Kacl Hannah team. · of 1956; Dustin C. Nelson, Nelson Wolfe Shoemaker grandson of · ihe late Shoemaker graduated from Gallia Academy High Ronald Nelson, class of 1950; Hannah Wolfe , School. She was active in granddaughter of Richard many organizations an<! teams including 4-H, Junior P. Dugan, class of ·l962. Fair board, National honor Reba Brewer, grandsociety, All SEOAL volleydaughter of Bill Brewer class of 1956 and Alberta ball, FFA . degree, (Hawkins) -Brewer class · of Fellowship of thristian 1960; Kaci L. Shoemaker, Athlete&. She willlle attendgranddaughter of Paul M. ing Rio Grande. . Shoemaker class of 1955; Holliday's activities hav~ . Reba . Cecil Jes1lca Jessica M. Holliday, ~rand­ included cross country; drama Clay Bolin Holliday Brewer daughter of Robert . D.· Club •. student .council, newspaper and yearboOk staff, Holliday Class of 1957. Bolin is a .graduate of · member of the National at Beckley W.Va. She hopes variety show, and archery. Meigs· High School , was in Honor Society, and in the to return to the area ani! . The graduate of MeigS High the National Honor Society, marching band which par- operate a bakery or catering School was a member of tile a TVC AU-Academic hoi!- ticipated last ·year in the service as she is taking a National Honor Society. ·oree and active in all forms national competition in .lhe double Major in . Business received the National of athletics. He will be Fiesta Bowl. He has accept- Administration and LeaderShip Award whic!l . attending Heidelbe_rg ed into the 7 year Doctor of Culinary Arts. She is active included a visit to Washin~ University where he will Pharmacy program at in the community, the D.C., participated in the nver · major in biology 1111d be on Cedarville University. Antiquity Baptist Church City Players. She plans to the foo~ball team !his. fall. . Wolfe was home schooled and East Letart Melhodist attend Ohio University and · Nelson is a graduate of · and has been accepted at church, 4-H and was an out- _ study Organizational Grove City High School •. a Mountain State U!JlVersity standing of the day with her Coinmunications. went ballistic. The boy's parents and my sister-in-law have forced this "man" to De11r Annie: Recently, an . promise not to roughhouse e-mail correspondence .with the )cids anymore. I between my mother and sis- guess my question is, does ter somehow ended up in m;Y !his sound like something !hat inbox. I can only assume tt could possibly be resolved got there by mistake because _ with a promise? Should we . it was full of criticism and insist Joe see a lherapist or hurtful comments about my avoid him altogether? family. The saddest part is . Angry in MasSachusetts !hat I had ntl idea either of Dear Angry: Joe sounds them pad issues with my -like an oYergrown child who wife or the way we raise our never · learneq to control kids. My wife has been the himself. (There .also may be only saving grace. She was some unresolved hostility able 10 calm me down and toward children.) He may help me de·al with the pain. want to do better, biJt it will She read the e-mail, deleted be difficult and the chilitand made sure I said noth- dren's safety must come ing about it 10 Illy molher or first. If the IJds are getting sister to avoid damaging the poked in !he eye, Joe should relationship permanently. be forbidden to play wilh We are supposed to cele- them or touch thetr toys. brate July 4th with niy . Period. _He can play wilh the extended family. I'd like to go adults like the rest ofY:ou . and enjoy !he day, but fear I · Dear Annie: Thts ts for might slip and say something "California," lhe man who about the e-mail or engage iii lost his son to alceholislll. My a ~-onver.;ation that might not heart goes out to him. ~elieve be appr«:Jpriate for a family me, there was nolhmg · he galhering. What should I do? c®ld have done to help. I was - Stressed-Out Son ·an alcoholic for 20 years. I ~ Dear Stres$ed: It is not \WOUld sometimes stop drink. unusual for fatpily members · ing because the person I was to criticize each olher, espe- dating wanted me to, but I MASON, W.V.a, ,.-Gay · sure of getting help on their cially in-Jaws. in private. would always start again. Perrin discussed lochl history way to Canada and freedom. (You and your ,.wife have · I used.to pray I could walk of the Underground ~ Many of the ttails crossed !he probably done the same..) No beyond a liqw;Jr store on the during !he recent meeting of Ohio River at small islands or one is looking for trouble, way home. Sometimes r which is why Mom and Sis. walke!l in my,door and went lhe Meigs County Retired landings and followed waterwould never dream of saying right. back out to get a six- Teachers, held at !he Riverside . ways, including ~tory's Rim, Leading Creek, Bowman's . these things to your face. We pack of beer. I mtght go out Golf Course clubhouse. The golf course location Run, Run, Tanner's know your wife was trying three or four times a night. was once that of the . Groundhog Creek, DeWitt's to spare you, bu.t it might l)e Twice, I let a cigarette bum better to discuss this openly. througll my fingers because Waggener . Colony, that Run. all three bn!nches of lhe Tell your mother an\1 sister r was drunk and fell asleep. between between 100 to 200 Shade River, and Forked Run ·· !hat you saw !he e-mail and I'm lucky I never burned the slaves in the early 1800's. It · Creek. · w;u; northern Virginia, since ·These waterways made it . are disappointed !hey harbor house down. . I finally · West Virginia was not a state possible for fugitive slaves such negative feelings, but reached the J?Oint where I to cross the riv~r and follw ;YOU hope you can all get past could not stand .myself and _until 1863. Across lhe river, at Pomeroy, was lhe "Land thel\1 to ftnd a safe haven. · · tt: ln order to, salvage the got help from God, but tt .. ofFreedom." . Eleven members and two relationship, you must fmd a had to come from within.attended the meeting. guests If slave8 could get across · way to forgive !hem. · St, ·Charles, Mo, . Bill Downie offered. prayer De11r Annie: My wif¢ and Dear St. Charles: We the river, theY could almost be I have two beautiful ~hildr~n apprec,\ate _your. ~.fforts to aged4 and 2. My wtfe's sts- help Calrforma . underter is married to a man who stand that he is not at fault. . always feels tpe need toplill( Bless you for caring. · rough with the kids·. "Joe' . Annie's Mailbox is writ- · · POMEROY .- The Keep~n . It Green 4-H Club met on wrestles wjih lhem. pick8 · ten by Kathy MitcheU and May J 9, wilh nine members and two advisors attending. them up and 'spins them Mprcy Sugar, longti.l!le ediA bake sale along with 4-H camp .in June, and the Ohio a(ound, .-pretends to fight tors of the Ann ~nd~rs Rover Sweep were discussed. . over toys, etc. On the sur- '· cvlumn ..Please e~mml your zoe Davis showed her l)arnster,Ralphie, and gave a demonface, this might sound nor- questivns to anniesma!l· stration on care of the hamster for her small animals project. mal, but the results have boxcomcast.net, or wr1te The recreation was football and Austin Wolfe served been unnerving, including to: Annie's Mailbox, P.O. refreshments. - Madalyn Wood, News Reporter · broken furniture and hurt Box 118190, Chicagv, ·/L and crying children. . 60611. Tv find vut. more ' This .past Easter was the about Annie's Mailbox, breaking point. l observed . an4 read features by vtlter Joe fighting wilh my 7-year- . Creators Syndicate writers old nephew over a .toy g\1~. · and cartoonists1 . visit the and !he bo;Y ended ,up shot m Creators ; Syml1cate Web . the eye with a foam dart. I page at www.creatvr.~.cvm . . BY KATHY MITCHELL AND MARCY SUGAR APphoto ·B YTHEBEND ·Rutland Alumni awards scholarships Wednesda:y, June 3, 2009 ANNIE'S MAILBOX Senate advances bill to regulate tobacco WASHL'\GTON (AP) -The Senate took a step Tuesday toward gi' ing the government some controls over the tobacco indu,try, bolstering the chances that a long-sought goal of anti-smoking advocates will final!~ be realized. The 84-11 Senate vote to consider the btll came a month after the House overwhelmingly passed a similar measure gi\'ing the Food and Drug Admimstration authority to reg, ulate cigarettes and other tobacco product!.. . · Sixty votes were needed to advance the legislation. and the ,u,cess in reaching that threshold increase the likelihood that the Senate will move to a final vote by the end of the week. If the House concurS with lhe Senate measure;it would go to Pre,ident Barack Obama, who is ready to sign it into law. The ~enatc vote came on a day when Obama is to meet Senate Dem\)Cratic leaders on courses they may take to . bri~g. down the runaway costs of health care. Supporters of lhe FDA legislation, such as the American Heart A;sociation and the American Lung Association. say controls over tobacco products would be a good place to st<lrt: they say tobacco use kills more than 400,000 Americans every year. resulting in $96 billion in health care costs. · "I can't think of a more significant step we can take on the eve of dealing with the health care deb~te ,'~ said Sen . Christ Dodd, D-Conn. He urged prompt action, saying that. in the two or lhree days lhe Senate talks on the issue, "close to 10.000 children will begin smoking, 1.000 of whom will become addiCted every day." . Under the measure. the FDA could restrict tobacco marketing, specifically to young people: order changes to lhe ingredients in tobacco products; and require more prominent health warnings.lt would ban remaining tobacco-brand sponsorships of sports and entertainment evems and restrict vending machines to adult-only facilities. It would bar the use of ··reduced harm" descriptions such as "light," "mild" or "low." · It would impose a fee on cigarette manufacturers to pay for FDA regulation. The FDA would not have the authority to ban cigarettes and other tobacco products. Anti-smoking lawmakers have been trying for years to give the FDA regulatory powers, only to be blocked by tobacco-state colleagues, opposition from the tobacco industry and, during the administriuio'l of President George W. B'ush, veto threats. · The need for congressional action· became more pressing after a 5-4 ruling by the· Supreme Court in 2000 rejecting FDA's claim that it had authority to regulate tobacco products under current law. "It is now essential for Congress to act," Sen. Edward Kennedy, D-Mass., said soon after that decision. "We cannot in ~ood conscience allow the federal agency most responstble for protecting the public health to remain powerless to deal with the ·enormous risKs of tobacco." Kennedy is the chief sponsor of the Senate bill. · Marlboro maker Philip Morris USA, the nation's largest tobacco company, voiced support for the House-passed bill. saying it endorsed "tough but reasonable federal regulation." But Philip Morris' main rivals have ar~ued that the le~is­ lation, with its new restrictions on marketmg and advertismg, w . ould essentially lock in Philip Morris' share of the market. · North Carolina-based Lorillard Tobacco Co. said in a statement that the legislation would lead to an. industry monopoly by "eliminating our ability to communicate with our adult smokers," create insurmountable barriers to the development 9f reduced-harm products, and an increase in black-market activities. · Opponents from tobacco-growing states have expressed ~oncerns about job losses in their states and contended that !he FDA has a ~of track record in ~uaranteeing food safec iy and shouldn t be given responsibtlity to oversee tobacco products. Among !he amendments !hat could be offered in the Senate are proposals to instead assign tobacco regulation to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. PageA3 RTA bears Underground Railroad history Call: MARCUM.CONSTRUCTION \\ r · 1 l n!,1rt If t !11\1 rn·d nttr jll'lu·~ tl\t' r· ~·.trpd' ... lht· 11111,\l· ht'lll ~:trpd 11.1itin:.! lor Pl1 lnnHirl'd' ol \ lnl1.111 k tinl· .. ( q l l.tli! 1 t .ll"jlt t-. '' c, .111 1 !111" lht· ptrlt·d ':dt·lo llH' 111'11 FOr: • Room Additions • Patias Middleport, OH 740-992-7028 • .£ · Community Calendar Friday; June 5 ·POMEROY - Meigs Wednesday, June 3 County PERI Chapter #74 . meets at 1 p.m. at Mulberry POMER0 Y Metgs Community Center. Bev County B?ard of Heallh, f'?g- Calvert, first vice chairman ular meettng, 5 p.m., Metgs of Ohio PERl will s ak on County Heallh Department.-_ ''Keepim! Your ~apter · · . . PAG~VILLE - Sctpto Focused:' · · .· · Township Trustees, regular ' meeting, 6:3o p.m .• ·· um'ons Pageville Town Hall.. Friday, June 5 Sunday, June 7 POMEROY .:_ Meigs RACINE - Descendants County Commissioners of Martin and Emma Sayre rescheduled weekly meetreunion. noon, at Star Mill ing, 10 a.m: Park, Racine. 1\Jesday, June 9 POMEROY - Bedford . RACINE - 27th annual Townshp9 Trustees, 7 p.m. Holter family reunion at the home of Karen Werry, Court at the town hall . Street Road· off Morning Star Road, Racine. 1 p.m. basket dinner. Barbecued · chicken provided. RACINE - Ours Cousins family reunimi, 5 p.m. at lhe Thursday, June 4 CHESTJlR - Shade River Carmel Church Building. • Lodge 453, special meeting, · 7 p.m. for !he purpose of conferring entered apprentice degree on two candiFriday, June 5 dates. Refreshments, 6 p.m. MIDDLEPORT- Healing TUPPERS PLAINS and miracle SerVice. 7 p.m ., VFW Ladies Auxilairy, 7 Rejoicing Life Church. p.m., at the hall. · . Infonnatioit at 992-6249 .. Public meetings Clubs and organizations · Church events We are looking for volunteers to take part in a clinical trial of a new study drug. You will be medically supervised. If you are interested in receiving. further information, please call .. . . . '- or fox 740.441.3963 . Not aflilated with Mike Marcum Roofing&. Remodeling 25+ vears ex}H!rience ' Free Estimates . Laurie Wayland at Holzer Clinic Gallipolis, OH 740.441.3990 47239 Riebel Road, Long Bottom, OH Cell: 740-4l6-l834 " R. e MilE W. IIRCII. OWNER 740-985-4141 Call today f~r a free estimate! Manuel (740) 590-3700 Danny (740) 590·9255 Mike (740) 590-3701 Reflux or heartburn?·· • Porches • Decks • Garnges • Horse Barns • Vinyl & WOd Siding • INGELS CARPET 175 Sorth 2nd Ave. Excavation work includes: Driveways,,Land Clearing, · Ponds, Trenching; Reclamation .& More! . Much ' Do you suffer from severe Roofing • Chain Link & Wood Fencing & General Home Maintenance .'••ttr 1l11t1lt· .. 1'1 . ...,1111<1' tion and Jiving in Meigs County, wilh a grade pc)int · average of 25 or above. Joan Corder is !he chairman .. Perrin noted that !he Chester-Shade · Historical Association is seeking items for the old school room in the academy building. Anyone with . items should contact her or Mary PowelL "Truly Saved'1· trio pro• vided entertainment. The next meeting will be Sept. 17 at the Fultz Center. Members are asked to bring School supplies. ·Keep ' n It .Qreen 4-H .. C}ub. J·G EXCAVATING . CARPET SALE before the luncheon. Perrin, president, conducted the meeting and welcoJ!!ed lhe group. Secretary's and treasurer's reports were given. Perrin reported thar the chapter was awarded a $100 check from a drawing of all chapters who filed reports on time. The money win be used fo. r lhe scholarship.fund. . Students . applying for scholarships should file applications to !he scholarship committee. Eligible applicants are college juniors or seniors. majo!'ing in educa- . Email: Lwayland@holzerclinic.com �The Daily Sentinel Page ACROSS THE NATION The Daily Sentinel House GOP opposing inew line of credit for lMF : WASHINGTON (AP) - Republicans in the House .are lining up to oppose an almost $100 billion war-fundin~ bill if Democrats msist on including in it a new line of credtt for the International Monetary Fund. Democrats may have to scramble to pass !he bill in !he. House, where GOP votes are likely to be needed to make up for )lbout 50 anti-war liberal Democrats who opposed it last monlh. · At the core of the $98.8 billion House-Senate measure is 579.9 billion for tile Pentagon , a figure !hat's also rankling House. Republicans since it represents an almost $5 billion cut from the version that passed the House last monlh. That ineasure did not include funding for t~e IMF. : Responding to media reports that House Democratic negotiators have agreed to include a new $100 billion line pf credit to the IMF - a top priority of President Barack 9bama - the top Republican in the House said Tuesday he ~ould oppose the bill. · ''Let's be clear: a troop-funding bill. should fund our l.t;oops. period," said Minority Leader John Boehner, ROhio. "Weighing down this critical legislation with nondefense spending will only drag this process out further and cost it essential Republican support needed for passage." : Obama promised the IMF money at April's G-20 summit !o help developing countries deal with the troubled global ~conomy. About $8 billion for an earlier commitment for (he IMF will be included. . · '. The actual U.S. costs for the IMF contribution are far less :_ $5 billion is !he Congressional Budget Office estimate since the U.S. govemment is given interest-bearing assets in rerum. Still , U.S. debt would have to be issued to provide the inoney at a time when government borrowing has exploded. : "There is absolutely no reason for the Democrat majori!Y to. complicate a bill intended to fund our troops by larding it up wilh over $108 billion in borrowed money for the IMF." said House GOP Whip Eric Cantor of Virginia . Obama is sending more than 20.000 additional troops to Afghanistan. For the ftrst time, !he annual cost of lhe war in Afghanistan is projected to exceed lhe cost of fighting in Iraq. : With suppoo forces, the number of U.s: troops in Afghanistan Is expected to be about 68 ,00) by the end of the year - more )him dQuble the size of !he U.S. force at the end of2008. Meanwhile. Senate Appropriations Committee Chairman Daniel Inouye; D-Hawaii. confirmed that the measure .would contain money for eight C- 17 cargo planes , a top priori!Y. of the Boeing Co. and its allies in states such as Cahfornia, Missouri and Washington. . : The bill will not contain $50 {llillion for the Pentagon and $30 million for the Justice Department requested by Obama to close lhe U.S. detention facility at the naval base at Guantanarno Bay, Cuba. A successful GOP-led effort to prevent !he bill from being used to close Guantanamo domjnated Senate debate last monlh, even as the war-fundmg measure would boost total spending approved for lhe Iraq . and Afghanistan wars above $900 billiO!J . : An official meeting of House-Senate negotiators is tentatively slated for Thursday. House Appropnauons Committee spokeswoman Kirstin Brost said. Looking to get past criticism Melissa Garcia poses jn her storage shed with some of the products she's obtained, at her home in Edmond, Okla., Monday. Garcia pens consumerqueen .com, a blog read by at least 30,000 people each month and by corporate America. Stores, brands tap into power ·.of frugalbloggers brands by giving free sam- company Web site that spot· pizza for her family or four. pies of their merchandise to lights key women bloggers She just signed a deal with key women bloggers to test and pulls together the links St. Martin's Press to publish NEW .YORK _:_ When and chat about on their sites, to their blogs , including a book on the subject. : Melissa Garcia was frustrat- though many bloggers say · · those that focus on frugality Consumerquelln .com's ed by Old Navy's scanty it's essential to disclose like dealseekingmom.com, Garcia has just started makcoupon offerings, she didn't such freebies to maintain coup o ncr a vi n g s .com, ing. money lhrough advertis" just complain to the store. credibility wilh readers. · beingfrugal.com and con- . ing, and Advance Brands She vented on a message Nevertheless, bloggers sumerqueen.com. . LLP's Fast Fixin' has hired board tied to her blog con- who focus on penny pinch- ' Wal-Marr says the site fits . her to manage online market; sumerqueen.com , which is ing are -helpmg broaden with it's mantra of saving ing of its line ·offrozen foods rea~ by at least 30.,000 peo- spending behavior like douconsumers money. and to develop a presence on ple each month and now, bling up on online coupons Company spokeswoman spcial media sites Twitter and mcreasingly, by corporate because of their large col- Melissa · O'Brien said the ·Facebook. Garcia emphaAmerica. lective audience . discounter doesn't pay the . sized !hat she fully discloses Within weeks , .chatter in The books, magazines, .24 - bloggers ·featured, on her blog !hat she works the so-called mommy blo- bulletins, newsletters and !hough it does give them for the brand. She was also gosphere led Gap Inc.'s neighbors mothers relied free products for review or · one of a ha~dful o~ mothers Old .Navy to begin issuing on for similar advice dur- for giveway. .O'Brien said who have . tl~fl~entt~l blogs coupons several times a ing the last deep recession, !he retailer requests .that the . who are rece1~mg btg ttcket week, instead of just once in the . early · 199t1s, and bloggers reveal such disclo- . ho_m_e . appltances from a week. before didn't _bring so many . sure on their sites. Fngtdatre so she can test Moms ·have always had people so much informaFans like Melissa Riegert, lhep~ and blo~ about _!he~. marketplace muscle, but a tion nearly as fast. Money- in Middletown, Ohio, who !hough she smd she Wtll dtsnew frugality. driven by ris- saving strategies can started using coupons five close such freebtes. · ing joblessness, housing spread l.ike lightning. . months ago say they've And she still has some woes and other economic More than 12 ~rcent of learned · from' parent-anent- ve11: down-to:Eatih tips for problems has them eJCercis- all posts on mom-oriented ed blogs how to ·save thou- ~ettmg by wtthout brands, mg it like never before with · blo11s during March and sands of dollars per year. mcluding how to m~ke lhe help of the Internet. Apnl included mentions of "I used to run to the gro- household products hke · In thts.r.ecession, their talk the economy and saving eery store whenever we d!Yer sheets. (Just cut up online encompasses every- money, up from 8 percent a needed something. 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Creal888-992-7090 maker of Suave shampoo. ed an online community - · www.redcar ttraatment.or are hoping to enhance their elevenmoms.com - on its BY ANNE D'INNOCENZIO AP RETAiL WAITER (:::;;:6Xlastw!J · '2, ,. · • ~-,;~,.1~.. The Red caraet Trealllent Ohio State Fair food proRUTLAND - Six $500 ject. schohm;h,ip:; were awarded to descendants of Rutland Brewer graduated from Beallville High School High School graduates at where she was an All the recent Rutland Alumni American Scholar Award in Association banquet held at the United States the Rutland Civil Center. Achievement Academy. Her The recipients were activities included · 4-H, Cecil · Clayton Bolin, Relay for Life, Nationa_l grandson of Joe and .Janet Honor Society, and softball Bolin. graduate of the class Dustin Kacl Hannah team. · of 1956; Dustin C. Nelson, Nelson Wolfe Shoemaker grandson of · ihe late Shoemaker graduated from Gallia Academy High Ronald Nelson, class of 1950; Hannah Wolfe , School. She was active in granddaughter of Richard many organizations an<! teams including 4-H, Junior P. Dugan, class of ·l962. Fair board, National honor Reba Brewer, grandsociety, All SEOAL volleydaughter of Bill Brewer class of 1956 and Alberta ball, FFA . degree, (Hawkins) -Brewer class · of Fellowship of thristian 1960; Kaci L. Shoemaker, Athlete&. She willlle attendgranddaughter of Paul M. ing Rio Grande. . Shoemaker class of 1955; Holliday's activities hav~ . Reba . Cecil Jes1lca Jessica M. Holliday, ~rand­ included cross country; drama Clay Bolin Holliday Brewer daughter of Robert . D.· Club •. student .council, newspaper and yearboOk staff, Holliday Class of 1957. Bolin is a .graduate of · member of the National at Beckley W.Va. She hopes variety show, and archery. Meigs· High School , was in Honor Society, and in the to return to the area ani! . The graduate of MeigS High the National Honor Society, marching band which par- operate a bakery or catering School was a member of tile a TVC AU-Academic hoi!- ticipated last ·year in the service as she is taking a National Honor Society. ·oree and active in all forms national competition in .lhe double Major in . Business received the National of athletics. He will be Fiesta Bowl. He has accept- Administration and LeaderShip Award whic!l . attending Heidelbe_rg ed into the 7 year Doctor of Culinary Arts. She is active included a visit to Washin~ University where he will Pharmacy program at in the community, the D.C., participated in the nver · major in biology 1111d be on Cedarville University. Antiquity Baptist Church City Players. She plans to the foo~ball team !his. fall. . Wolfe was home schooled and East Letart Melhodist attend Ohio University and · Nelson is a graduate of · and has been accepted at church, 4-H and was an out- _ study Organizational Grove City High School •. a Mountain State U!JlVersity standing of the day with her Coinmunications. went ballistic. The boy's parents and my sister-in-law have forced this "man" to De11r Annie: Recently, an . promise not to roughhouse e-mail correspondence .with the )cids anymore. I between my mother and sis- guess my question is, does ter somehow ended up in m;Y !his sound like something !hat inbox. I can only assume tt could possibly be resolved got there by mistake because _ with a promise? Should we . it was full of criticism and insist Joe see a lherapist or hurtful comments about my avoid him altogether? family. The saddest part is . Angry in MasSachusetts !hat I had ntl idea either of Dear Angry: Joe sounds them pad issues with my -like an oYergrown child who wife or the way we raise our never · learneq to control kids. My wife has been the himself. (There .also may be only saving grace. She was some unresolved hostility able 10 calm me down and toward children.) He may help me de·al with the pain. want to do better, biJt it will She read the e-mail, deleted be difficult and the chilitand made sure I said noth- dren's safety must come ing about it 10 Illy molher or first. If the IJds are getting sister to avoid damaging the poked in !he eye, Joe should relationship permanently. be forbidden to play wilh We are supposed to cele- them or touch thetr toys. brate July 4th with niy . Period. _He can play wilh the extended family. I'd like to go adults like the rest ofY:ou . and enjoy !he day, but fear I · Dear Annie: Thts ts for might slip and say something "California," lhe man who about the e-mail or engage iii lost his son to alceholislll. My a ~-onver.;ation that might not heart goes out to him. ~elieve be appr«:Jpriate for a family me, there was nolhmg · he galhering. What should I do? c®ld have done to help. I was - Stressed-Out Son ·an alcoholic for 20 years. I ~ Dear Stres$ed: It is not \WOUld sometimes stop drink. unusual for fatpily members · ing because the person I was to criticize each olher, espe- dating wanted me to, but I MASON, W.V.a, ,.-Gay · sure of getting help on their cially in-Jaws. in private. would always start again. Perrin discussed lochl history way to Canada and freedom. (You and your ,.wife have · I used.to pray I could walk of the Underground ~ Many of the ttails crossed !he probably done the same..) No beyond a liqw;Jr store on the during !he recent meeting of Ohio River at small islands or one is looking for trouble, way home. Sometimes r which is why Mom and Sis. walke!l in my,door and went lhe Meigs County Retired landings and followed waterwould never dream of saying right. back out to get a six- Teachers, held at !he Riverside . ways, including ~tory's Rim, Leading Creek, Bowman's . these things to your face. We pack of beer. I mtght go out Golf Course clubhouse. The golf course location Run, Run, Tanner's know your wife was trying three or four times a night. was once that of the . Groundhog Creek, DeWitt's to spare you, bu.t it might l)e Twice, I let a cigarette bum better to discuss this openly. througll my fingers because Waggener . Colony, that Run. all three bn!nches of lhe Tell your mother an\1 sister r was drunk and fell asleep. between between 100 to 200 Shade River, and Forked Run ·· !hat you saw !he e-mail and I'm lucky I never burned the slaves in the early 1800's. It · Creek. · w;u; northern Virginia, since ·These waterways made it . are disappointed !hey harbor house down. . I finally · West Virginia was not a state possible for fugitive slaves such negative feelings, but reached the J?Oint where I to cross the riv~r and follw ;YOU hope you can all get past could not stand .myself and _until 1863. Across lhe river, at Pomeroy, was lhe "Land thel\1 to ftnd a safe haven. · · tt: ln order to, salvage the got help from God, but tt .. ofFreedom." . Eleven members and two relationship, you must fmd a had to come from within.attended the meeting. guests If slave8 could get across · way to forgive !hem. · St, ·Charles, Mo, . Bill Downie offered. prayer De11r Annie: My wif¢ and Dear St. Charles: We the river, theY could almost be I have two beautiful ~hildr~n apprec,\ate _your. ~.fforts to aged4 and 2. My wtfe's sts- help Calrforma . underter is married to a man who stand that he is not at fault. . always feels tpe need toplill( Bless you for caring. · rough with the kids·. "Joe' . Annie's Mailbox is writ- · · POMEROY .- The Keep~n . It Green 4-H Club met on wrestles wjih lhem. pick8 · ten by Kathy MitcheU and May J 9, wilh nine members and two advisors attending. them up and 'spins them Mprcy Sugar, longti.l!le ediA bake sale along with 4-H camp .in June, and the Ohio a(ound, .-pretends to fight tors of the Ann ~nd~rs Rover Sweep were discussed. . over toys, etc. On the sur- '· cvlumn ..Please e~mml your zoe Davis showed her l)arnster,Ralphie, and gave a demonface, this might sound nor- questivns to anniesma!l· stration on care of the hamster for her small animals project. mal, but the results have boxcomcast.net, or wr1te The recreation was football and Austin Wolfe served been unnerving, including to: Annie's Mailbox, P.O. refreshments. - Madalyn Wood, News Reporter · broken furniture and hurt Box 118190, Chicagv, ·/L and crying children. . 60611. Tv find vut. more ' This .past Easter was the about Annie's Mailbox, breaking point. l observed . an4 read features by vtlter Joe fighting wilh my 7-year- . Creators Syndicate writers old nephew over a .toy g\1~. · and cartoonists1 . visit the and !he bo;Y ended ,up shot m Creators ; Syml1cate Web . the eye with a foam dart. I page at www.creatvr.~.cvm . . BY KATHY MITCHELL AND MARCY SUGAR APphoto ·B YTHEBEND ·Rutland Alumni awards scholarships Wednesda:y, June 3, 2009 ANNIE'S MAILBOX Senate advances bill to regulate tobacco WASHL'\GTON (AP) -The Senate took a step Tuesday toward gi' ing the government some controls over the tobacco indu,try, bolstering the chances that a long-sought goal of anti-smoking advocates will final!~ be realized. The 84-11 Senate vote to consider the btll came a month after the House overwhelmingly passed a similar measure gi\'ing the Food and Drug Admimstration authority to reg, ulate cigarettes and other tobacco product!.. . · Sixty votes were needed to advance the legislation. and the ,u,cess in reaching that threshold increase the likelihood that the Senate will move to a final vote by the end of the week. If the House concurS with lhe Senate measure;it would go to Pre,ident Barack Obama, who is ready to sign it into law. The ~enatc vote came on a day when Obama is to meet Senate Dem\)Cratic leaders on courses they may take to . bri~g. down the runaway costs of health care. Supporters of lhe FDA legislation, such as the American Heart A;sociation and the American Lung Association. say controls over tobacco products would be a good place to st<lrt: they say tobacco use kills more than 400,000 Americans every year. resulting in $96 billion in health care costs. · "I can't think of a more significant step we can take on the eve of dealing with the health care deb~te ,'~ said Sen . Christ Dodd, D-Conn. He urged prompt action, saying that. in the two or lhree days lhe Senate talks on the issue, "close to 10.000 children will begin smoking, 1.000 of whom will become addiCted every day." . Under the measure. the FDA could restrict tobacco marketing, specifically to young people: order changes to lhe ingredients in tobacco products; and require more prominent health warnings.lt would ban remaining tobacco-brand sponsorships of sports and entertainment evems and restrict vending machines to adult-only facilities. It would bar the use of ··reduced harm" descriptions such as "light," "mild" or "low." · It would impose a fee on cigarette manufacturers to pay for FDA regulation. The FDA would not have the authority to ban cigarettes and other tobacco products. Anti-smoking lawmakers have been trying for years to give the FDA regulatory powers, only to be blocked by tobacco-state colleagues, opposition from the tobacco industry and, during the administriuio'l of President George W. B'ush, veto threats. · The need for congressional action· became more pressing after a 5-4 ruling by the· Supreme Court in 2000 rejecting FDA's claim that it had authority to regulate tobacco products under current law. "It is now essential for Congress to act," Sen. Edward Kennedy, D-Mass., said soon after that decision. "We cannot in ~ood conscience allow the federal agency most responstble for protecting the public health to remain powerless to deal with the ·enormous risKs of tobacco." Kennedy is the chief sponsor of the Senate bill. · Marlboro maker Philip Morris USA, the nation's largest tobacco company, voiced support for the House-passed bill. saying it endorsed "tough but reasonable federal regulation." But Philip Morris' main rivals have ar~ued that the le~is­ lation, with its new restrictions on marketmg and advertismg, w . ould essentially lock in Philip Morris' share of the market. · North Carolina-based Lorillard Tobacco Co. said in a statement that the legislation would lead to an. industry monopoly by "eliminating our ability to communicate with our adult smokers," create insurmountable barriers to the development 9f reduced-harm products, and an increase in black-market activities. · Opponents from tobacco-growing states have expressed ~oncerns about job losses in their states and contended that !he FDA has a ~of track record in ~uaranteeing food safec iy and shouldn t be given responsibtlity to oversee tobacco products. Among !he amendments !hat could be offered in the Senate are proposals to instead assign tobacco regulation to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. PageA3 RTA bears Underground Railroad history Call: MARCUM.CONSTRUCTION \\ r · 1 l n!,1rt If t !11\1 rn·d nttr jll'lu·~ tl\t' r· ~·.trpd' ... lht· 11111,\l· ht'lll ~:trpd 11.1itin:.! lor Pl1 lnnHirl'd' ol \ lnl1.111 k tinl· .. ( q l l.tli! 1 t .ll"jlt t-. '' c, .111 1 !111" lht· ptrlt·d ':dt·lo llH' 111'11 FOr: • Room Additions • Patias Middleport, OH 740-992-7028 • .£ · Community Calendar Friday; June 5 ·POMEROY - Meigs Wednesday, June 3 County PERI Chapter #74 . meets at 1 p.m. at Mulberry POMER0 Y Metgs Community Center. Bev County B?ard of Heallh, f'?g- Calvert, first vice chairman ular meettng, 5 p.m., Metgs of Ohio PERl will s ak on County Heallh Department.-_ ''Keepim! Your ~apter · · . . PAG~VILLE - Sctpto Focused:' · · .· · Township Trustees, regular ' meeting, 6:3o p.m .• ·· um'ons Pageville Town Hall.. Friday, June 5 Sunday, June 7 POMEROY .:_ Meigs RACINE - Descendants County Commissioners of Martin and Emma Sayre rescheduled weekly meetreunion. noon, at Star Mill ing, 10 a.m: Park, Racine. 1\Jesday, June 9 POMEROY - Bedford . RACINE - 27th annual Townshp9 Trustees, 7 p.m. Holter family reunion at the home of Karen Werry, Court at the town hall . Street Road· off Morning Star Road, Racine. 1 p.m. basket dinner. Barbecued · chicken provided. RACINE - Ours Cousins family reunimi, 5 p.m. at lhe Thursday, June 4 CHESTJlR - Shade River Carmel Church Building. • Lodge 453, special meeting, · 7 p.m. for !he purpose of conferring entered apprentice degree on two candiFriday, June 5 dates. Refreshments, 6 p.m. MIDDLEPORT- Healing TUPPERS PLAINS and miracle SerVice. 7 p.m ., VFW Ladies Auxilairy, 7 Rejoicing Life Church. p.m., at the hall. · . Infonnatioit at 992-6249 .. Public meetings Clubs and organizations · Church events We are looking for volunteers to take part in a clinical trial of a new study drug. You will be medically supervised. If you are interested in receiving. further information, please call .. . . . '- or fox 740.441.3963 . Not aflilated with Mike Marcum Roofing&. Remodeling 25+ vears ex}H!rience ' Free Estimates . Laurie Wayland at Holzer Clinic Gallipolis, OH 740.441.3990 47239 Riebel Road, Long Bottom, OH Cell: 740-4l6-l834 " R. e MilE W. IIRCII. OWNER 740-985-4141 Call today f~r a free estimate! Manuel (740) 590-3700 Danny (740) 590·9255 Mike (740) 590-3701 Reflux or heartburn?·· • Porches • Decks • Garnges • Horse Barns • Vinyl & WOd Siding • INGELS CARPET 175 Sorth 2nd Ave. Excavation work includes: Driveways,,Land Clearing, · Ponds, Trenching; Reclamation .& More! . Much ' Do you suffer from severe Roofing • Chain Link & Wood Fencing & General Home Maintenance .'••ttr 1l11t1lt· .. 1'1 . ...,1111<1' tion and Jiving in Meigs County, wilh a grade pc)int · average of 25 or above. Joan Corder is !he chairman .. Perrin noted that !he Chester-Shade · Historical Association is seeking items for the old school room in the academy building. Anyone with . items should contact her or Mary PowelL "Truly Saved'1· trio pro• vided entertainment. The next meeting will be Sept. 17 at the Fultz Center. Members are asked to bring School supplies. ·Keep ' n It .Qreen 4-H .. C}ub. J·G EXCAVATING . CARPET SALE before the luncheon. Perrin, president, conducted the meeting and welcoJ!!ed lhe group. Secretary's and treasurer's reports were given. Perrin reported thar the chapter was awarded a $100 check from a drawing of all chapters who filed reports on time. The money win be used fo. r lhe scholarship.fund. . Students . applying for scholarships should file applications to !he scholarship committee. Eligible applicants are college juniors or seniors. majo!'ing in educa- . Email: Lwayland@holzerclinic.com �• OPINIO The Daily Sentinel The Daily Sentinel 111 Court Street • Pomeroy, Ohio (740) 992·2156 ·FAX (740) 992·2157 w-.mydallysentinel.com Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Dan Goodrich Publisher Charlene.Hoeflich· General Manager-News Editor Pam Caldwell · Advertising Director Corrgress sir all make tlo law respecting an . establislunent of reli}(ion, or prohibiti11g the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of tile press; or tire right of tile people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the· GOI't'YIIIIIt'tll for a redress ofgrievances. .- The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution READER'S PageA4 VIEW Commendable Boards action was wise Dear Editor: Thank our .schoo.l board members for having some common sense about pulling~ levy .on property for a fancy stadiuni. Mr. Hoffman urges them to put it on - I wonder, doe' he have property to pay laxes on? A large portion of Meigs County is on fixed income. trying to support families on wages to pay for their health ·care. and don "t need an e~o-booster for a few. -How about ihe upkeep of a trainer and a fee for Holzer? Our school board made the right decision and should be , commended for it. I It would have cost thousands of dollars and I am sure it ':"ou ldn 't have passed. Why not cut the bigger and better to ht the amount of what people donated? If you are a renter' and think it wouldn't hurt you. well, their rent gets increased unless you· re one who never has to worry about rent due to government giveaways - rent, food stumps and SSI. I worked for 26 years and -believe me, I have to pay for everything - or sign my home over to them. I wifl never vote for another levy, and most peqple I know won·~, We are tired of tax and spend and ask for Wednesday, June 3, 2009 Supreme justice requires real equality In his firM Supreme Court appointment. President Barack Obama ha' chosen to take America a step backward. He has been applauded - again and again - for Kathryn choosing a "oman of Lopez Puerto Ric~n heritage. Sonia Sotomayor, a Bronxborn federal judge, for the Court ... largely because she is a woman of Puerto Rican President Obama. whom heritage. ' we are all to believe is a I'm not interested in belitforce on tling Sotomayor's accom- transformational matters of race, agrees with plishments. Certainly, less- the above statement. His qualified lawyers have been standard for nominating jus-. nominated to the Coun in tices is this: empathy, and the past. But her selection · maybe some political capiperpetuates a damaging tal with an interest group. type of identity politics in This is not transforn1ation judicial selection. There is - it"s not even progress. not a ··woman ·s seat" on the A court with nine white Court: when Ruth Bader · males or nine Hispanic Ginsburg retires from the women might not look like bench. she does not have to · America - but, depending be replaced by a female on the character and intellior. for that matter, by a gence of the particular Jewish person or a former judges, it niight well do a ACLU lawyer (all bills she . good joll of representing fits) . .Nor will Clarence America . Thomas have to be replaced Sotomayor is right when by a black man or Anthony she says: "America has a Kennedy by a white deeply confused image of Catholic male. itself that is in perpetual The neKt justice to possi- tension. We are a nation that bly join the ,highest court ih takes pride in our ethnic the land once said,"[ would diversity, recognizing its hope that a wise Latina importance in shaping our woman with the richness of . society and in a(lding rich~ her experiences would more ness to its, existence." But often than not reach a better · cultural distitfction alone conclusion than a white should not be th~ primary male who hasn't lived that .requirement for serving on the SLtpreme Court: life." Sofomayor's Hispanic back- race, gender or .even sexual grimnd should not make her orientation. · a shoo-in - just as the fact. In his inaugural speech that Nancy Pelosi is the first this past January, President female House speaker Obama borrowed from the should not make her any Bible and declared, "The· less accountable for her time has come to set aside words and actions than a childish things." He promale speaker. claimed, "The time has So often. iu tnlking about ·come. to :reaffirm our endurrace and the American ing spirit; to choose our betdream. we return to the ter hisiory;-to carry forward words of Martin Luther that precious g!ft, that noble King Jr. In his famous idea. passed on from generaspeech on the National tion to generation: the GodMall , he said to a crowd of given promise that all are fighters for racial justice: equal, all are free, and a,ll "We must forever conduct deserve a chance to pursue our struggle on the high their full measure of happiplane of dignity and disci- ness:· He proclaimed "an · pline." He spoke of "all of end to nctty grievancbs:· God's children" singing a Let's look at the' song of freedom together. Solomayor nomination with when the chains of racism that standard. in mind. In a speech in 2001, Sotomayor would be broken. Those chains are not bro- counted heads on state and ken - indeed. they are federal courts, and she .made stronger - when we . lamented the -11-year gap encourage division of the between Sandra Day kind we have ;een in the dis- O'Connor"s appointment to <:ussion of the Sotomayor the Supreme .Court and nomination. and seen even Ginsburg's .. Could grievin the 2005 nomination of ances be pettier than these? Harriet Miers. Supreme This is the same kind of poiCourt Judge Samuel AI ito is son that kept Miguel God's chi ld , too - and he Estrada off the federal . was also a damn good bench because he was not lawyer. But let's not forget "Hispanic enough.". ; · that he was ultimately nomi- · Shouldn't we put away nated because, back in 2005 , . these childish things? ·· the '\hick card" backfired. (Kathryn Lopez is the editor We ' ll be able io sing that of National Review Online song King was hoping ·to (www.nationalreview.com). hear when candidates al"fn ' t She can be co11tacted at proffered because of .their . klopez@natiollalrevielv.com). 1 REGRET io INFORM SILVER LINING more. P.S. _:_ Only vote for fire emergency items. Remember. ~very levy you vote for takes away from home needs and encourage the "I want for nmre ." We are in a depression! D.B. Rowlands Pomeroy BENT DE TODAY- IN HISTORY EVERYONE.{ BUT W~ ARE CLOSfNG· · .. THIS • ' • DE~ARTMENT. Today is Wednesday, June 3, the I 54th day of 2009. There are 211 days left in the year. . · Today's Highlight in History: On June 3, 1808, Jefferson Davis - the first and only president of the Confederate States of America - was born in Christian County, Ky. On this date: In 1621. the Dutch West India Company received its charter for a trade monopoly in patts of the Americas and Africa . In 1'165. astronaut Edward. 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Janice Weber prepared the meal. and Mary Jo Buckley ALFRED - Members of the Alfred United Methodist Women will assemble school kits for the West Mildred A. Fillinger, 89, Gallipolis, died Monday, June I, Ohio Conference. and dis2009, in Holzer Medical Center. the kits at their recent She was preceded in death by her husband, Virgil Fillinger. cussed meeting at the church . Gravestde services will be noon Friday at Pine Street The kits are to include one Cemetery, with the Rev. Alfred Holley officiating. Friends pair of blunt scissors, three may call a~ the Cremeens Funeral Chapel after II a.m. Friday., .E~presstons of sympathy may be sent to the famtly by I vtstlmg www.cremeensfuneralhomes,com. I ' Mildred ll Fillinger I Local Briefs concerned about the affect how much is enough when tradesmen and union memand inclusion of manganese there are already 42 coal- bers who asked the Ohio as one of those pollutants fired power plants between EPA to consider their opinpermiued. citing this as a Cincinnati and Pittsburgh, ions on the plant and the public health issue. Kanfer Pa. along the Ohio River. boost they feel it would Greg Sheets of Pomeroy bring to the local economy. asked that every measure be LONG BOTTOM - Long . Bottom ·community taken lo protect the public , and Local 650,said he felt .Julia Sayre. also of Mei~s Association will hold its spring smorgasbord dinner from health, adding he felt not the country was at war with County, reminded the Ohto 5-7 p.m. Saturday at the Long Bottom Community everything had been done to environmental groups that EPA that "people are our Building. The cost for the all-you-can-eat dinner is $7 for reduce pollutants in the wanted to "take the country most valuable resource." adults and $3 for children: . ·. . . draft. Raehacl Belz from backwards" by stopping the · Sayre. who said she was also Ohio Citizen Action alsQ burning of coal and other · a fanner who lives green and spoke, saying there "Cere, . fossil fuels. Sheets main- attempts to recycle aU that aspects of the draft pennit tained the country's ability she can, spoke m support of modification that her organi- to produce it's ·own cfood the plant and the new ecozation was appalled by ·and and electricity is a matler of nomic and educational spoke about her concerns in nati.onal security. ' opportunities it might bring. "Let the lawsuits end and Anthony Cremeans . of regards to mercury emisPOMEROY - Marriage licen$es were issued in Meigs sions that could affect the construction begin," Sheets Local 356, who is in suppon River. Loraine said in his speech which of the plant, pointed out he County Probate Coun to John Michael Haney, 25, and Ohio McCusker of Athens, who later received a standing has five children and asked Stacy. Marie Saunders, 24, both of Albany; Eugene Owen Adkins, Jr., 31. and Alice Marie Lewis, 31, Portland; also identified herself as a ovation from · many in the those bringing up pollution concerns and children: "Do Bobby Lee Foster, Jr., 42, Pomeroy, and Sarah Beth Fisher, nurse. sp(Jke about her con- crowd. · Sheets was joined in his you think I want them (his Syracuse; Robert Nicholas Roush. 37, Hartford, W.Va., and cerns about pollution's affects on children. asking support by many local children) to die of cancer?" Lisa Ann Mauch, 25, Gallipolis Ferry, W.Va. . Jonathan David Wyatt, 28, and Jessica Lynn Justice, 24, Racine; Jeremy Ryan Banks. 23, and Shannon-Dee Michell.e Whitlatch, 22, Pomeroy; Ray Curtis Ratcliff, 23, · arid from Page At Christian Lynn Miller, 20, Rutland; Timothy Lawrence Bridget,. 25 , Grayson, Ky., and Amanda Jean Whaley, 21, • ONE payment for a cor. Priority will be ~iven to Social Security ·numbers of Long Bottom; J:?ale Edward Woodyard, ~6, Parkersburg, rent electric bill or PIPP, . elderly clients, Appomtments all household members. W.Va., and Kelh L. Ballard, 49, Pomeroy; and Matthew whichever is more, but not can be made by calling our 3. Electric bills (Must be in Wayne O'Brian, 24, and Jennifer Bess Baker, 23, Middleport. to exceed $175. (no discon- Cheshire Office each Friday, applicant or spouse's name nect required.) beginning June 26. To make . . 4. Medical documentation (2) . An income eligible an appointment, please call if under 60 years of age. household with a member 367-7341 for Gallia County Without documentation . POMEROY - Michael G. White was sentenced in who is 60 or older is eligible and 992-6629 for Meigs assistance will not be ~iven. Meigs County Common Pleas Coun to 18 months each on to receive: County. Annual income elig1bility charges of burglary and theft of a motor vehicle. The sen• One payment for electric Eligible clients must bring: for one person in the housetences were suspended and he was ordered to complete the bill up to the current bill or . I . Proof of · income .hold is $18,952.50, two perCommunity Corrections program, including 500 hours of PIPP, whichever is more, but (income at or below 175% sons $25,497.50, three percommunity, seryiee. . · not to exceed $175. (No dis- of the federal poverty sons. $32,042.50. four perStephame Dlt!y was sentenced to two 18-m.onth sen- connect required and no physi- guidelines). (See below) sons $;38,587.50, five pertences on charges of theft of drugs, on a motion to revoke cian docilmentation required.) 2. Names, Birth dates and sons $45,132.50 and six .community control. · Smorgasbord dinner For the Record Marriage licenst:s There's been a lot of worry about those full-body scanners in airports that can see underneath your clothes. 'Tm used to it." said Sue. "but for some poor fool just trying to do his job to have to see you naked for the first time ... well, if they don't quit in disgust outright, it will probably spoi l their appetite for days." Please. J have the body of an 18yeur-old - a big, fat outof-shape 18-yearcold witp Benjamin Button disease. Here·_, a thought experiment: Imagine there was n rule that all airline passengers had to wear skin-tight Spandex to fly, ~imilar to the rule for superheroes. Now think about yo.ur last trip to the airport and imagine everyone you saw, in Spandex . Finished puking yet? · If a Sports Illustrated swimsuit cover is a ten. the average body scan must be somewhere around a minus 20. Face it. there is no amount or diet and exercise that is going to make Nana Jim Mullen and Poppy !lying to Florida look sexy. It makes their driver's l.icense photos look like glossies fmm Glamour Shots. My c~usin Max ine says she would ncv~ r even think of submitting to a full-body s<:an. "Tel be so embarrassed for some stra11ger to see me in my birthday suit." Sh"e told me. this while we were on vacation in Virginia Beach. She was wearing two pieces of string and a large straw hat. The hat was 50 times bigger than her bathing suit. There are pole dancers that wear more dotht~s. We were ~ unning on the tleck as all manner of people wal~ed by on their way to the beach. all of tbem complete strangers. When I was young, people used to dress up to Hy. You'd wear your best clothes to the airport. You 'd put on sophisticated airs and act as if you'd been on a plane many times before. even if this was. 'your 11rst flight. There was a time when seatbelts were a novelty and yes. you did have to pay attention to find out how they worked. The stewardess ("tlight attendants" . had yet to hit the scene) would ask you if you l1ad flown before. "All the time." I .would say as I lit up a non-filtered 01mel. The ashtmy- in the armrest .was so clean. it seemed a shame to crush out my smoke in it. Stewardesses were famous J<1r being young and glamorous. For years it was considered one of the best jobs a woman could have . The apartments · where th~y lived, when they weren't off to Swing in" London or Pari' · and Rome, were called "stew zoos," and every single man in town knew to hang out in the nearby bars. Now when I take a flight I expect to see a sign at the check-in counter that says ''No Shirt. No Shoes. No Service." People dress like they are going to the gym .to get on a pla.ne : Fashionable sweat pants, check. Sleeveless Tshirt, check. Cross-trainers, check. So is going through the body scanner any more intrusive than going to the locker room at your local gym'! Than going to the bathroom in a rest stop? Is it anymore · revealing than watching Olympic volleyball or swimming? Still, a full-body scan is way past many people's.. comfon level. But there maY,: be a solution. Get the TSA employees at the gate to wear Speedos and bikinis .. What's good for the goose is good for the scanner. (Jim Mullen is the autluw ~t "It Takes a Village ldior.: Complicating the SimpleLife " and "Babv's Firsr Tarroo." You can rec1ch him at. jim_mullell@myway.com). Cremeans said ju't because someone is diagnosed with cancer doesn't mean it will be because of AMP-Ohio's power plant. Cremc;ms then pointed to the side of the room. the right side, which overwhelming ly favored the plant and told the left side, " we all on this side (the right) stick together, you (on the. left) need to stick with us." At press tim~ the meeting was continuing. Those still wishing to make their opinions known on the draft per· mit by mail elm send written comments to Ohio EPA's Southeast DistriCt Office, Division of Air Pollution Control. Attn: Dean Ponchak, 2 195 Front Street. Logan, 43138 . Comments must be received by Friday. I ' Cooling Sentenced POMEROY - A dissolution was granted in Meigs County Common Pleas Court to Loyal Holman and Edna 'Holman. Advisory Wednesday; .• Partly Thursday •.• Mostly sunny with a chance of cloudy with showers and showers with a slight thunderstorms likely. Highs eh'ance .of thunderstorms in around 70. Northeast winds the moming ...Then ·mostly ·around 5 mph. Chance of cloudy with showers and rain 60 percent. Thursday night ...Mostly thunderstorms likely in the afternoon, Highs in the mid cloudy with a slight chance 70s. Southwest winds 5 to· of showers and thunderto mph ...Becoming north- stonns. Lows in the mid winds west . in the afternoon. 50s. · Northeast Chance of rain 70 percent. around 5 mph. Chance of. Wednesday night... rain 10 percent. · · · Friday through Showers and thunderstonns likely. Lows in the mid 50s . . Saturday nlght: •• Partly North winds .5 to 10 mph . cloudy. Hi¥hs .in the upper Chance of rain 70 percent. 70s. Lows m the upper 50s. Local Stocks Ohio Valley Bane Corp. (NASDAQ) - .23 BBT (NYSE) - 21.52 Peopl.. 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"I want people involved in the community.'' . Westfall, Joseph Parker, . John Helgesen, Gregory Todd Satterfield: Secretary, Deborah Snyder, Conme Soulsby, Bobbi Parker, Tafn!11y Adams, Robm Lynn Swam , Mehssa Page Mtlhron, Janel Kennedy, Carolyn .Searls; Mechanic ; Lee Swam. We've Got It! . . \ I 'J .Eastern. rrom Page AI of the 2008-09 scbool year, . Carolyn Searls as a .substitute secretary pending proper certification. The board approved the . following classified and cenifled substitutes pending proper cenification for the 2009· 10 school year: Educational Aides, Linda Dl!fllap. Connie Soulsby, Ju.dith Wesl, Shilo Little, Janel Kennedy, · Deborah Allen; Bus · driver, . Larry Cowdery, C!Jarles Bmd Holsiriger, Arch Rose , Shelly Caldwell; ' Cooks, Mary Pellegrino, Bobbi Parker, Tammy Riebel, Robin Lynn Swain, Delta Dawn Weddle , Melissa Page Milliron, Becky Maxson, Lesa Sidwell. · Custodian, Roben Lute, Leslie Scarbrough, !ackie II ' meetings in ·Middleport and Pomeroy as examples of what he felt should be hap· pening in Racine. · At first, some members of council were ·not aware of who exactly was on the police committee. Committees are appointed at the first of the year. Clerk ·Treasurer David Spencer retrieved the list and reported Councilmen Ike Spencer, Jason Shain and Jim Harmon were appointed to the committee. Reed as~ed to be added to the committee. He and Hannon then asked what exactly council members want to be known as a speed been a focus on the new trap but felt the 20 miles-per- commercial business district hour speed limit on Vine but he bas talked to the vilStreet was still ·not being lage officers about the issues enforced. Reed .also said he Reed brought up. Hill also · ATHENS - Athens County Sheriff Patrick Kelly has wants to know why more . said he had already planned released an advisory to residents in the area relating to a , isn't being done about loud or to ask the police committee carpel sales scam reported first in Washington County. defective exhausts, untagged · to meet with the officers to Kelley said two men in their 50's, with gray hair, vehicles in yards and people discuss these issues before approached lin elderly couple in Belpre selling inexpensive who let their dogs roam free. Reed brought them up at this carpeting. While the two men were demonstrating carpet- Reed said if ·people violate wee]\'s meellng. Hill said·he ing in· the kitchen area, a third person entered the residence ordinances on the books they is involved in so many proand stole jewelry from another toom. They were driving a should be given a ticket to put jects in the village that he black Kia SUV. needs bel p from the legisla· some teeth in the ordinance. Kelly a~vised that. anyone ·a~p~ached by carpet salesmen Reed said he .felt the tive body, village council, to contact hts-office wtth a descnptton and ltcense plate num- focus lately had been on the address th~ ever growinl! list ber, and warned residents not to provide"personal infonna- village's commercial busi- of needs and complamts. · tion or enter a contract if the offer seems too good to be true. ness district. Hill pointed out the frequenHill said yes there had cy of village committee 'AEP (NYSE) - 26.44 AkZO tNASDAQ) - 48.60 Ashland tne. (NYSE) - 28.46 Big Lola (NYSE) - 24.06 Bob Evans (NASDAQ) - 26.80 BorgWamer (NYSE) - 35.0~ Century Aluminum (NASDAQ) - 6.42 . Champion (NASDAQ) - 1.60 Charming Shope (NASDAQ) 3.89 . 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Dan Goodrich Publisher Charlene.Hoeflich· General Manager-News Editor Pam Caldwell · Advertising Director Corrgress sir all make tlo law respecting an . establislunent of reli}(ion, or prohibiti11g the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of tile press; or tire right of tile people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the· GOI't'YIIIIIt'tll for a redress ofgrievances. .- The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution READER'S PageA4 VIEW Commendable Boards action was wise Dear Editor: Thank our .schoo.l board members for having some common sense about pulling~ levy .on property for a fancy stadiuni. Mr. Hoffman urges them to put it on - I wonder, doe' he have property to pay laxes on? A large portion of Meigs County is on fixed income. trying to support families on wages to pay for their health ·care. and don "t need an e~o-booster for a few. -How about ihe upkeep of a trainer and a fee for Holzer? Our school board made the right decision and should be , commended for it. I It would have cost thousands of dollars and I am sure it ':"ou ldn 't have passed. Why not cut the bigger and better to ht the amount of what people donated? If you are a renter' and think it wouldn't hurt you. well, their rent gets increased unless you· re one who never has to worry about rent due to government giveaways - rent, food stumps and SSI. I worked for 26 years and -believe me, I have to pay for everything - or sign my home over to them. I wifl never vote for another levy, and most peqple I know won·~, We are tired of tax and spend and ask for Wednesday, June 3, 2009 Supreme justice requires real equality In his firM Supreme Court appointment. President Barack Obama ha' chosen to take America a step backward. He has been applauded - again and again - for Kathryn choosing a "oman of Lopez Puerto Ric~n heritage. Sonia Sotomayor, a Bronxborn federal judge, for the Court ... largely because she is a woman of Puerto Rican President Obama. whom heritage. ' we are all to believe is a I'm not interested in belitforce on tling Sotomayor's accom- transformational matters of race, agrees with plishments. Certainly, less- the above statement. His qualified lawyers have been standard for nominating jus-. nominated to the Coun in tices is this: empathy, and the past. But her selection · maybe some political capiperpetuates a damaging tal with an interest group. type of identity politics in This is not transforn1ation judicial selection. There is - it"s not even progress. not a ··woman ·s seat" on the A court with nine white Court: when Ruth Bader · males or nine Hispanic Ginsburg retires from the women might not look like bench. she does not have to · America - but, depending be replaced by a female on the character and intellior. for that matter, by a gence of the particular Jewish person or a former judges, it niight well do a ACLU lawyer (all bills she . good joll of representing fits) . .Nor will Clarence America . Thomas have to be replaced Sotomayor is right when by a black man or Anthony she says: "America has a Kennedy by a white deeply confused image of Catholic male. itself that is in perpetual The neKt justice to possi- tension. We are a nation that bly join the ,highest court ih takes pride in our ethnic the land once said,"[ would diversity, recognizing its hope that a wise Latina importance in shaping our woman with the richness of . society and in a(lding rich~ her experiences would more ness to its, existence." But often than not reach a better · cultural distitfction alone conclusion than a white should not be th~ primary male who hasn't lived that .requirement for serving on the SLtpreme Court: life." Sofomayor's Hispanic back- race, gender or .even sexual grimnd should not make her orientation. · a shoo-in - just as the fact. In his inaugural speech that Nancy Pelosi is the first this past January, President female House speaker Obama borrowed from the should not make her any Bible and declared, "The· less accountable for her time has come to set aside words and actions than a childish things." He promale speaker. claimed, "The time has So often. iu tnlking about ·come. to :reaffirm our endurrace and the American ing spirit; to choose our betdream. we return to the ter hisiory;-to carry forward words of Martin Luther that precious g!ft, that noble King Jr. In his famous idea. passed on from generaspeech on the National tion to generation: the GodMall , he said to a crowd of given promise that all are fighters for racial justice: equal, all are free, and a,ll "We must forever conduct deserve a chance to pursue our struggle on the high their full measure of happiplane of dignity and disci- ness:· He proclaimed "an · pline." He spoke of "all of end to nctty grievancbs:· God's children" singing a Let's look at the' song of freedom together. Solomayor nomination with when the chains of racism that standard. in mind. In a speech in 2001, Sotomayor would be broken. Those chains are not bro- counted heads on state and ken - indeed. they are federal courts, and she .made stronger - when we . lamented the -11-year gap encourage division of the between Sandra Day kind we have ;een in the dis- O'Connor"s appointment to <:ussion of the Sotomayor the Supreme .Court and nomination. and seen even Ginsburg's .. Could grievin the 2005 nomination of ances be pettier than these? Harriet Miers. Supreme This is the same kind of poiCourt Judge Samuel AI ito is son that kept Miguel God's chi ld , too - and he Estrada off the federal . was also a damn good bench because he was not lawyer. But let's not forget "Hispanic enough.". ; · that he was ultimately nomi- · Shouldn't we put away nated because, back in 2005 , . these childish things? ·· the '\hick card" backfired. (Kathryn Lopez is the editor We ' ll be able io sing that of National Review Online song King was hoping ·to (www.nationalreview.com). hear when candidates al"fn ' t She can be co11tacted at proffered because of .their . klopez@natiollalrevielv.com). 1 REGRET io INFORM SILVER LINING more. P.S. _:_ Only vote for fire emergency items. Remember. ~very levy you vote for takes away from home needs and encourage the "I want for nmre ." We are in a depression! D.B. Rowlands Pomeroy BENT DE TODAY- IN HISTORY EVERYONE.{ BUT W~ ARE CLOSfNG· · .. THIS • ' • DE~ARTMENT. Today is Wednesday, June 3, the I 54th day of 2009. There are 211 days left in the year. . · Today's Highlight in History: On June 3, 1808, Jefferson Davis - the first and only president of the Confederate States of America - was born in Christian County, Ky. On this date: In 1621. the Dutch West India Company received its charter for a trade monopoly in patts of the Americas and Africa . In 1'165. astronaut Edward. 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Janice Weber prepared the meal. and Mary Jo Buckley ALFRED - Members of the Alfred United Methodist Women will assemble school kits for the West Mildred A. Fillinger, 89, Gallipolis, died Monday, June I, Ohio Conference. and dis2009, in Holzer Medical Center. the kits at their recent She was preceded in death by her husband, Virgil Fillinger. cussed meeting at the church . Gravestde services will be noon Friday at Pine Street The kits are to include one Cemetery, with the Rev. Alfred Holley officiating. Friends pair of blunt scissors, three may call a~ the Cremeens Funeral Chapel after II a.m. Friday., .E~presstons of sympathy may be sent to the famtly by I vtstlmg www.cremeensfuneralhomes,com. I ' Mildred ll Fillinger I Local Briefs concerned about the affect how much is enough when tradesmen and union memand inclusion of manganese there are already 42 coal- bers who asked the Ohio as one of those pollutants fired power plants between EPA to consider their opinpermiued. citing this as a Cincinnati and Pittsburgh, ions on the plant and the public health issue. Kanfer Pa. along the Ohio River. boost they feel it would Greg Sheets of Pomeroy bring to the local economy. asked that every measure be LONG BOTTOM - Long . Bottom ·community taken lo protect the public , and Local 650,said he felt .Julia Sayre. also of Mei~s Association will hold its spring smorgasbord dinner from health, adding he felt not the country was at war with County, reminded the Ohto 5-7 p.m. Saturday at the Long Bottom Community everything had been done to environmental groups that EPA that "people are our Building. The cost for the all-you-can-eat dinner is $7 for reduce pollutants in the wanted to "take the country most valuable resource." adults and $3 for children: . ·. . . draft. Raehacl Belz from backwards" by stopping the · Sayre. who said she was also Ohio Citizen Action alsQ burning of coal and other · a fanner who lives green and spoke, saying there "Cere, . fossil fuels. Sheets main- attempts to recycle aU that aspects of the draft pennit tained the country's ability she can, spoke m support of modification that her organi- to produce it's ·own cfood the plant and the new ecozation was appalled by ·and and electricity is a matler of nomic and educational spoke about her concerns in nati.onal security. ' opportunities it might bring. "Let the lawsuits end and Anthony Cremeans . of regards to mercury emisPOMEROY - Marriage licen$es were issued in Meigs sions that could affect the construction begin," Sheets Local 356, who is in suppon River. Loraine said in his speech which of the plant, pointed out he County Probate Coun to John Michael Haney, 25, and Ohio McCusker of Athens, who later received a standing has five children and asked Stacy. Marie Saunders, 24, both of Albany; Eugene Owen Adkins, Jr., 31. and Alice Marie Lewis, 31, Portland; also identified herself as a ovation from · many in the those bringing up pollution concerns and children: "Do Bobby Lee Foster, Jr., 42, Pomeroy, and Sarah Beth Fisher, nurse. sp(Jke about her con- crowd. · Sheets was joined in his you think I want them (his Syracuse; Robert Nicholas Roush. 37, Hartford, W.Va., and cerns about pollution's affects on children. asking support by many local children) to die of cancer?" Lisa Ann Mauch, 25, Gallipolis Ferry, W.Va. . Jonathan David Wyatt, 28, and Jessica Lynn Justice, 24, Racine; Jeremy Ryan Banks. 23, and Shannon-Dee Michell.e Whitlatch, 22, Pomeroy; Ray Curtis Ratcliff, 23, · arid from Page At Christian Lynn Miller, 20, Rutland; Timothy Lawrence Bridget,. 25 , Grayson, Ky., and Amanda Jean Whaley, 21, • ONE payment for a cor. Priority will be ~iven to Social Security ·numbers of Long Bottom; J:?ale Edward Woodyard, ~6, Parkersburg, rent electric bill or PIPP, . elderly clients, Appomtments all household members. W.Va., and Kelh L. Ballard, 49, Pomeroy; and Matthew whichever is more, but not can be made by calling our 3. Electric bills (Must be in Wayne O'Brian, 24, and Jennifer Bess Baker, 23, Middleport. to exceed $175. (no discon- Cheshire Office each Friday, applicant or spouse's name nect required.) beginning June 26. To make . . 4. Medical documentation (2) . An income eligible an appointment, please call if under 60 years of age. household with a member 367-7341 for Gallia County Without documentation . POMEROY - Michael G. White was sentenced in who is 60 or older is eligible and 992-6629 for Meigs assistance will not be ~iven. Meigs County Common Pleas Coun to 18 months each on to receive: County. Annual income elig1bility charges of burglary and theft of a motor vehicle. The sen• One payment for electric Eligible clients must bring: for one person in the housetences were suspended and he was ordered to complete the bill up to the current bill or . I . Proof of · income .hold is $18,952.50, two perCommunity Corrections program, including 500 hours of PIPP, whichever is more, but (income at or below 175% sons $25,497.50, three percommunity, seryiee. . · not to exceed $175. (No dis- of the federal poverty sons. $32,042.50. four perStephame Dlt!y was sentenced to two 18-m.onth sen- connect required and no physi- guidelines). (See below) sons $;38,587.50, five pertences on charges of theft of drugs, on a motion to revoke cian docilmentation required.) 2. Names, Birth dates and sons $45,132.50 and six .community control. · Smorgasbord dinner For the Record Marriage licenst:s There's been a lot of worry about those full-body scanners in airports that can see underneath your clothes. 'Tm used to it." said Sue. "but for some poor fool just trying to do his job to have to see you naked for the first time ... well, if they don't quit in disgust outright, it will probably spoi l their appetite for days." Please. J have the body of an 18yeur-old - a big, fat outof-shape 18-yearcold witp Benjamin Button disease. Here·_, a thought experiment: Imagine there was n rule that all airline passengers had to wear skin-tight Spandex to fly, ~imilar to the rule for superheroes. Now think about yo.ur last trip to the airport and imagine everyone you saw, in Spandex . Finished puking yet? · If a Sports Illustrated swimsuit cover is a ten. the average body scan must be somewhere around a minus 20. Face it. there is no amount or diet and exercise that is going to make Nana Jim Mullen and Poppy !lying to Florida look sexy. It makes their driver's l.icense photos look like glossies fmm Glamour Shots. My c~usin Max ine says she would ncv~ r even think of submitting to a full-body s<:an. "Tel be so embarrassed for some stra11ger to see me in my birthday suit." Sh"e told me. this while we were on vacation in Virginia Beach. She was wearing two pieces of string and a large straw hat. The hat was 50 times bigger than her bathing suit. There are pole dancers that wear more dotht~s. We were ~ unning on the tleck as all manner of people wal~ed by on their way to the beach. all of tbem complete strangers. When I was young, people used to dress up to Hy. You'd wear your best clothes to the airport. You 'd put on sophisticated airs and act as if you'd been on a plane many times before. even if this was. 'your 11rst flight. There was a time when seatbelts were a novelty and yes. you did have to pay attention to find out how they worked. The stewardess ("tlight attendants" . had yet to hit the scene) would ask you if you l1ad flown before. "All the time." I .would say as I lit up a non-filtered 01mel. The ashtmy- in the armrest .was so clean. it seemed a shame to crush out my smoke in it. Stewardesses were famous J<1r being young and glamorous. For years it was considered one of the best jobs a woman could have . The apartments · where th~y lived, when they weren't off to Swing in" London or Pari' · and Rome, were called "stew zoos," and every single man in town knew to hang out in the nearby bars. Now when I take a flight I expect to see a sign at the check-in counter that says ''No Shirt. No Shoes. No Service." People dress like they are going to the gym .to get on a pla.ne : Fashionable sweat pants, check. Sleeveless Tshirt, check. Cross-trainers, check. So is going through the body scanner any more intrusive than going to the locker room at your local gym'! Than going to the bathroom in a rest stop? Is it anymore · revealing than watching Olympic volleyball or swimming? Still, a full-body scan is way past many people's.. comfon level. But there maY,: be a solution. Get the TSA employees at the gate to wear Speedos and bikinis .. What's good for the goose is good for the scanner. (Jim Mullen is the autluw ~t "It Takes a Village ldior.: Complicating the SimpleLife " and "Babv's Firsr Tarroo." You can rec1ch him at. jim_mullell@myway.com). Cremeans said ju't because someone is diagnosed with cancer doesn't mean it will be because of AMP-Ohio's power plant. Cremc;ms then pointed to the side of the room. the right side, which overwhelming ly favored the plant and told the left side, " we all on this side (the right) stick together, you (on the. left) need to stick with us." At press tim~ the meeting was continuing. Those still wishing to make their opinions known on the draft per· mit by mail elm send written comments to Ohio EPA's Southeast DistriCt Office, Division of Air Pollution Control. Attn: Dean Ponchak, 2 195 Front Street. Logan, 43138 . Comments must be received by Friday. I ' Cooling Sentenced POMEROY - A dissolution was granted in Meigs County Common Pleas Court to Loyal Holman and Edna 'Holman. Advisory Wednesday; .• Partly Thursday •.• Mostly sunny with a chance of cloudy with showers and showers with a slight thunderstorms likely. Highs eh'ance .of thunderstorms in around 70. Northeast winds the moming ...Then ·mostly ·around 5 mph. Chance of cloudy with showers and rain 60 percent. Thursday night ...Mostly thunderstorms likely in the afternoon, Highs in the mid cloudy with a slight chance 70s. Southwest winds 5 to· of showers and thunderto mph ...Becoming north- stonns. Lows in the mid winds west . in the afternoon. 50s. · Northeast Chance of rain 70 percent. around 5 mph. Chance of. Wednesday night... rain 10 percent. · · · Friday through Showers and thunderstonns likely. Lows in the mid 50s . . Saturday nlght: •• Partly North winds .5 to 10 mph . cloudy. Hi¥hs .in the upper Chance of rain 70 percent. 70s. Lows m the upper 50s. Local Stocks Ohio Valley Bane Corp. (NASDAQ) - .23 BBT (NYSE) - 21.52 Peopl.. 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"I want people involved in the community.'' . Westfall, Joseph Parker, . John Helgesen, Gregory Todd Satterfield: Secretary, Deborah Snyder, Conme Soulsby, Bobbi Parker, Tafn!11y Adams, Robm Lynn Swam , Mehssa Page Mtlhron, Janel Kennedy, Carolyn .Searls; Mechanic ; Lee Swam. We've Got It! . . \ I 'J .Eastern. rrom Page AI of the 2008-09 scbool year, . Carolyn Searls as a .substitute secretary pending proper certification. The board approved the . following classified and cenifled substitutes pending proper cenification for the 2009· 10 school year: Educational Aides, Linda Dl!fllap. Connie Soulsby, Ju.dith Wesl, Shilo Little, Janel Kennedy, · Deborah Allen; Bus · driver, . Larry Cowdery, C!Jarles Bmd Holsiriger, Arch Rose , Shelly Caldwell; ' Cooks, Mary Pellegrino, Bobbi Parker, Tammy Riebel, Robin Lynn Swain, Delta Dawn Weddle , Melissa Page Milliron, Becky Maxson, Lesa Sidwell. · Custodian, Roben Lute, Leslie Scarbrough, !ackie II ' meetings in ·Middleport and Pomeroy as examples of what he felt should be hap· pening in Racine. · At first, some members of council were ·not aware of who exactly was on the police committee. Committees are appointed at the first of the year. Clerk ·Treasurer David Spencer retrieved the list and reported Councilmen Ike Spencer, Jason Shain and Jim Harmon were appointed to the committee. Reed as~ed to be added to the committee. He and Hannon then asked what exactly council members want to be known as a speed been a focus on the new trap but felt the 20 miles-per- commercial business district hour speed limit on Vine but he bas talked to the vilStreet was still ·not being lage officers about the issues enforced. Reed .also said he Reed brought up. Hill also · ATHENS - Athens County Sheriff Patrick Kelly has wants to know why more . said he had already planned released an advisory to residents in the area relating to a , isn't being done about loud or to ask the police committee carpel sales scam reported first in Washington County. defective exhausts, untagged · to meet with the officers to Kelley said two men in their 50's, with gray hair, vehicles in yards and people discuss these issues before approached lin elderly couple in Belpre selling inexpensive who let their dogs roam free. Reed brought them up at this carpeting. While the two men were demonstrating carpet- Reed said if ·people violate wee]\'s meellng. Hill said·he ing in· the kitchen area, a third person entered the residence ordinances on the books they is involved in so many proand stole jewelry from another toom. They were driving a should be given a ticket to put jects in the village that he black Kia SUV. needs bel p from the legisla· some teeth in the ordinance. Kelly a~vised that. anyone ·a~p~ached by carpet salesmen Reed said he .felt the tive body, village council, to contact hts-office wtth a descnptton and ltcense plate num- focus lately had been on the address th~ ever growinl! list ber, and warned residents not to provide"personal infonna- village's commercial busi- of needs and complamts. · tion or enter a contract if the offer seems too good to be true. ness district. Hill pointed out the frequenHill said yes there had cy of village committee 'AEP (NYSE) - 26.44 AkZO tNASDAQ) - 48.60 Ashland tne. (NYSE) - 28.46 Big Lola (NYSE) - 24.06 Bob Evans (NASDAQ) - 26.80 BorgWamer (NYSE) - 35.0~ Century Aluminum (NASDAQ) - 6.42 . Champion (NASDAQ) - 1.60 Charming Shope (NASDAQ) 3.89 . 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Box 469 • GaiUpolls Dally Tribune 825 Third Ave., Gallipolis, OH 45631 . . ~Jt' 1 Point Pleasant 200 Malo Street, Point Pleasant, WV 25550 . • Tbe DaUy SenliDellll Court St., Pomeroy, OH 45631 RegiSter :;::;:~;!:;::;;;;:J5;~:JJ=;;;z:;~~::;;:;;~;:~~~l~4·~iN:ew::s:p:ape::r~employees are not eUgible to enter. A!l<lress:_......_..........,..,.....,.... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . --~·..,...· -~ ~-~ BJ!ND AREA CHIROPRACTIC CENTER . ......... Prep Track and Field - ~ademy high schools that will compet- Ing this weekend al the. 200fi OHSAA Track and Field (ilamplonshlps at Jesse OWens Stadium Tn Columbus. ·An aster· lsk n'ext to the event maric.s tha championship f.lnal. FRIDAY; JUNE 5 Allie Troester (GAHS), 02 Discus·. 10 a.m. Mason Metts,{MHS), 02 S~ Put", 10 Boys OHSAA state meet preview . Three locals looking for big debuts at boys state mee( Bv BRYAN WALTERS · biggest slage in Ohio. For, Metts, Johnson and Connery, all lhree will be COLUMBUS - · Two making their · first appearschools. Three male partici- ances · at Jesse Owens separate Stadium as competitors, pants. · Three events. One weekend they Metts will be compeling will never forget. in the Division II boys shot For three Meigs County put final at 10 a.m., while athletes, Friday will possi- Jolinson will compete in the bly mark Jhe crowning Divisio.n III boys high jump achievement of their prep final at I p.m .. Connery will careers when they travel to be running in a D-3 state Jesse Owens SJadium for qualifier in the 400-meler .the 2009 OHSAA track and dash at 10:35 a.m. AU three field champiqnships on the events will be held on campus of the Ohio State Friday. University. Metts will be capping a Meigs senior Mason stellar career with the Metts, as well as Eastern's Marauders, a career that junior-SQphomore duo of includes being ·a lhree-year Mike Johnson and 'Klint starter and two-tiine AllConnery, will continue their TVC performer in football. magnificent' track seasons Meus started at both cenler one ·more week on the and linebacker and also han. ewA~TEASOMYOAILVT~tBUNE.GOM Frida·y and Saturday Jesse-,.Ow~;Stadium t-------.-------' died the place-kicking duties on the gridiron and was also a captain on this year's squad that made , Jhe playoffs for the first time . On top of that, Metts captured tittes this year in the shot pul in the TVC, district and regional m.eets - setling both . a school-record and a stadtum-record at the Byesville f)!gional meet last weekend. Melts' r~cord ·heave of 53 feet, I 0 .75 inch-. es ·last Saturday leaves him as Jhe eighih best qualifier at Friday 's event final of 16 participants : Metts is also the second consecutive Marauder to qualify for the state meet. as . Cornelius English made it to Columbus last spring in the 200m dash. Metts is also the fourth track athlete from I Mt igs to qualify for the state tournament over the last three years .. No Meigs atlilete has had a podiuin a (lop-eight) finish or scored pomt.over that span , Johnson is also a multitalented athlete, having slarted the last three ye!lrs in football at wide receiver and Jhe previous two seasons as a forward on the bas~etbaH team. Johnson, who was named honorable . mention. . all-district in hoops this past winter, has been part of two district lournament qualifiers in basketball , Johnson captured titles in the high jump this year in both the district and regional meels and was also the top TVC Hocking finisher in the high jump, placing secoJ1d overall at the league meet> Johnson also qualified for regional competition in the Please see Boys, Bl a.m. Klint Connery (EHS), 03 4Q0m quali- tylng, 11:10 a.m. Mike johnson (EHS), 03 High JUmp-, 1 p.m-. Lauren Adkins, . Peyton Adkins, Samantha Barnes and McKen.na Warner (GAHS), 02 4x800m relay" , 1.:30 p.m. .' van Gundv.workina · lirsttitle ORLANDO, Fla. (AP). - called him· the '1master of Sian Van Gundy never panic," and Howard pubwears the championship licly criticized his .coaching ·· ring from Miami's 2006 strategy. Iitle. He coached the Heat ' Van Gundy's approach is for the first 21 games 'that unorthodox by NBA ~tan- ' . · season but can't say for sure dards. where he put the jewelry. . ije dqeSn 't wear a tie with His best guess is its in : his jacket. His face is often storage somewhere collect- unshaved and scruffy_ He · seems to live and .die with ing dust. · · . • SATURDAY, JUN)i! .6 "It really does not mean each play. He'll cover his anything,' the Orlando face, pull his hair, stomp his Alexis Geiger, (GAHS), 02 long jump·, . fcioi and scream at players in Magic coach said. · .· 9a.m. "I was not part :of that," that 'high~pitched tone 03 boys 400m*, 1~:35 a.m. Van Gundy said. "I doti't which Howard loves to 02 g!rls 100m\ 1:10 p.m. feel a pait of that. I don't mock - ·for even the small. · 02 girls 4x200m relay', 1:15 p.m. feel · any sense of accom• est detail. Sometimes he 'II 02 girts 4~~:1oom ~ela~t. 1:50 p.m. · plishment from that at all.'' , do it all on the same play. Samantha Barnes (GAHS), 02 800m~, Van Gundy whlked away ''Me and Stllll have h~ 2:25p.m. from ·the Heal after a slow our ups and downs, but he··1s 02 glrls·200m•, 2:35p.m. Peyton Adkins (GAHS), 02 3200m . start to the 2005-06 season a l!reat motivator," Howard run•, 2:40p.m. and Pal Riley returned to the sa1d . . "Even when he's sideline to lead Miami to the yet ling and screaming, tille. throughout ali that, he finds He arrived in Orlando in a way to put in just an ounce SPORTS 2007 and now has a chance of something to get lis fired to win a ring that would up,'' ·meail something to him. The Rafer Alston's favorite Magic be&in the. finals Van Gundy. mom~nt this Thursday mght agamst the season came m Apnl. Los Angeles Lakers. · . The Magic point guard, TUPPERS PLAINS '<He talks about winning a who also played a ·season Eastern High School will . championship every day," under Van Gundy in Miami, be holding its lit!) Annual Magic general manager Olis had a late turnover a$ainst Eagle Basketball Camp on . Smith said. "So really, he Cleveland and was np~d · June 8 through 12 ·from 9. deserves the .credit for rais- by Van Gundy on the s1de- . a.m . to noon for boys and ing the bar, that just getting line. The Magic were blowgirls entering grades 4, 5, to the playoffs is not good . in§ out the Cavaliers. and 6. . · ' I said, . 'What could you enough." Cainp staff will include Van Gundy is four wins possibly · be yellir!~ about? players and coaches from away from. his own cbampi- We're up by 40,'' Alston · the 2008-09 EHS boys and unship. said, adding that he loves girls basketball teams. The . One that he will have Van Gundy's passion. camp will focus on funda- earned despite being criti- · Bul in the .end, Van mentals, most of which are cized, questioned and sec- Gundy's teams win. used by players of ali lev-· and-guessed perhaps more He led Miami to Jhe 200.5 . els, that are essential for than any successful coach Ea,stem .Conference fmals producing winning basket- this season. and the Magic · have won baiL Van Gundy's past · division titles in each of his . Cost per player will be (Shaquille O'Neal). and pre~ first two seasons. He has $35 pre-registration or $45 sent · (Dwight Howard), Orlando in Jhe NBA finals the first .day of camp. superstar centers have taken PluM see Magic. 81 Included in the cost will be ·swipes at him. O'Neal a camp r.shirt. Checks should be made payable to Eastern Athletic Booslers. Checks and registration forms should be sent to Howie Caldwell at 408 78 Old Seven Road,' Reedsville, OH 45772 oral Eastern High School, :38900 SR 7, Reedsville, OH 45772. Ale~els Geiger (GAHS) and Kara Jackson (GAHS), 02 100m qualifying, 2:20p.m. Broa Close, Tonia Logan, Kara JackSon and Alexis Geiger (GAHS). 02 4x200m relay qualifying, 2:30 p.m. Braa Close, Tonia Logan, Kara Jackson and Alexis Ge~r (GAHS), 02 4X100m,re!ay qualifying, 2:50p.m. Kara Jackspn (GAHS), 02 200m dash qu~llfying, 3:40p.m. . BRIEFS Eagle Basketball Camp in June &IU..~ To Schedule An · · Appplntmant PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL HOME MEDICAL EQUIPMENT . ' . Dr. Kl·lsry. 1\1. lh·nn. D.C. (Molt ln'auronce Acatptodl {304) 675;.6100 ' PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL HOME HEALTH SERV.ICES . Tk COLUMBUS - The following is a list scheduled events tor the local competitors froni Eastern, Meigs and Gallla 1. _ ---;.--+-~-- ···--:--::-'-'----,--:--- ENTERTAINMENT OVP state uack Fa•orile Car W11h/Detalllna· I. 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MASON - The Meigs football program will be holding its 16Jh annual !lolf tournament on Saturday, June 6. at Riverside Golf Course . The event will be a fourman scramble with a team handicap of plus-40 , with one member of each team being allowed to be an l)nder-10 handicap. Each team should be self-orgallized. The event costs $60 per person and includes gree'ns fees , cart, lunch and bever~ges. The shotgun start is slated for 8:30a.m. Conlacl Mike Chancey at 992-2158 or 992-0064 for more information . '------- . APphoto This is a May 28 file phoio showing Orlando Magic coach Stan Van Gundy reacting alter getting a technical foul during Ga.me 5 of the NBA Eastern Confere~c~ basketball finals against the Cleveland Cavaliers, tn Cleveland. After a year lull of cnt1c1sm that mcluded rants from his'past and present franchise center, Van Gundy has a chance.to win a ring he can truly call his own. Reds place Edinson Volquez on DL· ST. -LOUIS (AP) Cincinnati Reds pitcher Edinson Volquez went back on the 15-day disabled list Tuesday with tendinilis ·in his right elbow, a day afler he lasled only one inning in his firsl start off the DL. Reds medical director Dr. Timothy Kremchek, who in examined Volquez · Cincinnati, said lhe . right· hander will not throw for 7 to 10 days ~ Manager Dusty Baker said Kremchek told him Jhe pitcher will be "fine. big time." "It's not bad news." Baker said. "It's the best new> it could be for bad news." Baker said Volquez's heavy workload might have factored into his injury woes . He worked 196 innings ~ast year, then played in the Dominican Winter League to prepare for the World Baseball Classic. . "I was very apprehepsive about the whole thing.-· ·Baker said . ''We weren't o\Ppholo crazy about him pitching at Cincinnati Reds starter Edinson Volquez pitches against all." the St. Louis Cardinals in the first inning of a baseball game The Reds recalled righton Sunday in Cincinnati. handed reliever Jared Bunon from Triple-A Louisville. most of us would never Burton had been optioned 10 ·play;· ·Baker iaid. "But it set Louisville on Monday when · off an alarn1 because he had Volquez came off the DL never said anything lo us from back spasms. · about it." Baker moved slumping B;tker will have .to 'come up with a staa:ter for Jay Bruce, 1 for I6 with one Saturday's home game RBI in the firsl five games of agamsl the Cubs. wh1ch a seven-game trip, to second WQuld have been Volquez's in the batting order for niT· , . .. Tuesday's game against the We ve got an 1d~a , ·Cardinals. Baker said Bruce B~e~ sa1d. "We may wan! to needs to work on his 1Jitch wa1t JUSt m case somethmg selel:lion and believes that happens., and whoever 11 IS spot could be helpful. "You can tell he's getting you don t wan~ that c;rson t~mkmg ~!Jout II for our or fru stra!ed." lhe manager five days. · - ·d "J . be . th ' · Vol uez lefl his first slart sal · us1 cause ey re since May 16 after allowing surposed t~ throw Y?U a run and two hits in the first strikes doesn t mean th~y re inninj! Monday against the ~m& to lhll?w Y~ strikes. Cardmals, complaining of I ney re !~asmg htm out of numbness in lhe pinky and the zone. , ring fingers of his pitching Ullhtymil!l Jerry Ha~ton hand. 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Box 469 • GaiUpolls Dally Tribune 825 Third Ave., Gallipolis, OH 45631 . . ~Jt' 1 Point Pleasant 200 Malo Street, Point Pleasant, WV 25550 . • Tbe DaUy SenliDellll Court St., Pomeroy, OH 45631 RegiSter :;::;:~;!:;::;;;;:J5;~:JJ=;;;z:;~~::;;:;;~;:~~~l~4·~iN:ew::s:p:ape::r~employees are not eUgible to enter. A!l<lress:_......_..........,..,.....,.... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . --~·..,...· -~ ~-~ BJ!ND AREA CHIROPRACTIC CENTER . ......... Prep Track and Field - ~ademy high schools that will compet- Ing this weekend al the. 200fi OHSAA Track and Field (ilamplonshlps at Jesse OWens Stadium Tn Columbus. ·An aster· lsk n'ext to the event maric.s tha championship f.lnal. FRIDAY; JUNE 5 Allie Troester (GAHS), 02 Discus·. 10 a.m. Mason Metts,{MHS), 02 S~ Put", 10 Boys OHSAA state meet preview . Three locals looking for big debuts at boys state mee( Bv BRYAN WALTERS · biggest slage in Ohio. For, Metts, Johnson and Connery, all lhree will be COLUMBUS - · Two making their · first appearschools. Three male partici- ances · at Jesse Owens separate Stadium as competitors, pants. · Three events. One weekend they Metts will be compeling will never forget. in the Division II boys shot For three Meigs County put final at 10 a.m., while athletes, Friday will possi- Jolinson will compete in the bly mark Jhe crowning Divisio.n III boys high jump achievement of their prep final at I p.m .. Connery will careers when they travel to be running in a D-3 state Jesse Owens SJadium for qualifier in the 400-meler .the 2009 OHSAA track and dash at 10:35 a.m. AU three field champiqnships on the events will be held on campus of the Ohio State Friday. University. Metts will be capping a Meigs senior Mason stellar career with the Metts, as well as Eastern's Marauders, a career that junior-SQphomore duo of includes being ·a lhree-year Mike Johnson and 'Klint starter and two-tiine AllConnery, will continue their TVC performer in football. magnificent' track seasons Meus started at both cenler one ·more week on the and linebacker and also han. ewA~TEASOMYOAILVT~tBUNE.GOM Frida·y and Saturday Jesse-,.Ow~;Stadium t-------.-------' died the place-kicking duties on the gridiron and was also a captain on this year's squad that made , Jhe playoffs for the first time . On top of that, Metts captured tittes this year in the shot pul in the TVC, district and regional m.eets - setling both . a school-record and a stadtum-record at the Byesville f)!gional meet last weekend. Melts' r~cord ·heave of 53 feet, I 0 .75 inch-. es ·last Saturday leaves him as Jhe eighih best qualifier at Friday 's event final of 16 participants : Metts is also the second consecutive Marauder to qualify for the state meet. as . Cornelius English made it to Columbus last spring in the 200m dash. Metts is also the fourth track athlete from I Mt igs to qualify for the state tournament over the last three years .. No Meigs atlilete has had a podiuin a (lop-eight) finish or scored pomt.over that span , Johnson is also a multitalented athlete, having slarted the last three ye!lrs in football at wide receiver and Jhe previous two seasons as a forward on the bas~etbaH team. Johnson, who was named honorable . mention. . all-district in hoops this past winter, has been part of two district lournament qualifiers in basketball , Johnson captured titles in the high jump this year in both the district and regional meels and was also the top TVC Hocking finisher in the high jump, placing secoJ1d overall at the league meet> Johnson also qualified for regional competition in the Please see Boys, Bl a.m. Klint Connery (EHS), 03 4Q0m quali- tylng, 11:10 a.m. Mike johnson (EHS), 03 High JUmp-, 1 p.m-. Lauren Adkins, . Peyton Adkins, Samantha Barnes and McKen.na Warner (GAHS), 02 4x800m relay" , 1.:30 p.m. .' van Gundv.workina · lirsttitle ORLANDO, Fla. (AP). - called him· the '1master of Sian Van Gundy never panic," and Howard pubwears the championship licly criticized his .coaching ·· ring from Miami's 2006 strategy. Iitle. He coached the Heat ' Van Gundy's approach is for the first 21 games 'that unorthodox by NBA ~tan- ' . · season but can't say for sure dards. where he put the jewelry. . ije dqeSn 't wear a tie with His best guess is its in : his jacket. His face is often storage somewhere collect- unshaved and scruffy_ He · seems to live and .die with ing dust. · · . • SATURDAY, JUN)i! .6 "It really does not mean each play. He'll cover his anything,' the Orlando face, pull his hair, stomp his Alexis Geiger, (GAHS), 02 long jump·, . fcioi and scream at players in Magic coach said. · .· 9a.m. "I was not part :of that," that 'high~pitched tone 03 boys 400m*, 1~:35 a.m. Van Gundy said. "I doti't which Howard loves to 02 g!rls 100m\ 1:10 p.m. feel a pait of that. I don't mock - ·for even the small. · 02 girls 4x200m relay', 1:15 p.m. feel · any sense of accom• est detail. Sometimes he 'II 02 girts 4~~:1oom ~ela~t. 1:50 p.m. · plishment from that at all.'' , do it all on the same play. Samantha Barnes (GAHS), 02 800m~, Van Gundy whlked away ''Me and Stllll have h~ 2:25p.m. from ·the Heal after a slow our ups and downs, but he··1s 02 glrls·200m•, 2:35p.m. Peyton Adkins (GAHS), 02 3200m . start to the 2005-06 season a l!reat motivator," Howard run•, 2:40p.m. and Pal Riley returned to the sa1d . . "Even when he's sideline to lead Miami to the yet ling and screaming, tille. throughout ali that, he finds He arrived in Orlando in a way to put in just an ounce SPORTS 2007 and now has a chance of something to get lis fired to win a ring that would up,'' ·meail something to him. The Rafer Alston's favorite Magic be&in the. finals Van Gundy. mom~nt this Thursday mght agamst the season came m Apnl. Los Angeles Lakers. · . The Magic point guard, TUPPERS PLAINS '<He talks about winning a who also played a ·season Eastern High School will . championship every day," under Van Gundy in Miami, be holding its lit!) Annual Magic general manager Olis had a late turnover a$ainst Eagle Basketball Camp on . Smith said. "So really, he Cleveland and was np~d · June 8 through 12 ·from 9. deserves the .credit for rais- by Van Gundy on the s1de- . a.m . to noon for boys and ing the bar, that just getting line. The Magic were blowgirls entering grades 4, 5, to the playoffs is not good . in§ out the Cavaliers. and 6. . · ' I said, . 'What could you enough." Cainp staff will include Van Gundy is four wins possibly · be yellir!~ about? players and coaches from away from. his own cbampi- We're up by 40,'' Alston · the 2008-09 EHS boys and unship. said, adding that he loves girls basketball teams. The . One that he will have Van Gundy's passion. camp will focus on funda- earned despite being criti- · Bul in the .end, Van mentals, most of which are cized, questioned and sec- Gundy's teams win. used by players of ali lev-· and-guessed perhaps more He led Miami to Jhe 200.5 . els, that are essential for than any successful coach Ea,stem .Conference fmals producing winning basket- this season. and the Magic · have won baiL Van Gundy's past · division titles in each of his . Cost per player will be (Shaquille O'Neal). and pre~ first two seasons. He has $35 pre-registration or $45 sent · (Dwight Howard), Orlando in Jhe NBA finals the first .day of camp. superstar centers have taken PluM see Magic. 81 Included in the cost will be ·swipes at him. O'Neal a camp r.shirt. Checks should be made payable to Eastern Athletic Booslers. 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MASON - The Meigs football program will be holding its 16Jh annual !lolf tournament on Saturday, June 6. at Riverside Golf Course . The event will be a fourman scramble with a team handicap of plus-40 , with one member of each team being allowed to be an l)nder-10 handicap. Each team should be self-orgallized. The event costs $60 per person and includes gree'ns fees , cart, lunch and bever~ges. The shotgun start is slated for 8:30a.m. Conlacl Mike Chancey at 992-2158 or 992-0064 for more information . '------- . APphoto This is a May 28 file phoio showing Orlando Magic coach Stan Van Gundy reacting alter getting a technical foul during Ga.me 5 of the NBA Eastern Confere~c~ basketball finals against the Cleveland Cavaliers, tn Cleveland. After a year lull of cnt1c1sm that mcluded rants from his'past and present franchise center, Van Gundy has a chance.to win a ring he can truly call his own. Reds place Edinson Volquez on DL· ST. -LOUIS (AP) Cincinnati Reds pitcher Edinson Volquez went back on the 15-day disabled list Tuesday with tendinilis ·in his right elbow, a day afler he lasled only one inning in his firsl start off the DL. Reds medical director Dr. Timothy Kremchek, who in examined Volquez · Cincinnati, said lhe . right· hander will not throw for 7 to 10 days ~ Manager Dusty Baker said Kremchek told him Jhe pitcher will be "fine. big time." "It's not bad news." Baker said. "It's the best new> it could be for bad news." Baker said Volquez's heavy workload might have factored into his injury woes . He worked 196 innings ~ast year, then played in the Dominican Winter League to prepare for the World Baseball Classic. . "I was very apprehepsive about the whole thing.-· ·Baker said . ''We weren't o\Ppholo crazy about him pitching at Cincinnati Reds starter Edinson Volquez pitches against all." the St. Louis Cardinals in the first inning of a baseball game The Reds recalled righton Sunday in Cincinnati. handed reliever Jared Bunon from Triple-A Louisville. most of us would never Burton had been optioned 10 ·play;· ·Baker iaid. "But it set Louisville on Monday when · off an alarn1 because he had Volquez came off the DL never said anything lo us from back spasms. · about it." Baker moved slumping B;tker will have .to 'come up with a staa:ter for Jay Bruce, 1 for I6 with one Saturday's home game RBI in the firsl five games of agamsl the Cubs. wh1ch a seven-game trip, to second WQuld have been Volquez's in the batting order for niT· , . .. Tuesday's game against the We ve got an 1d~a , ·Cardinals. Baker said Bruce B~e~ sa1d. "We may wan! to needs to work on his 1Jitch wa1t JUSt m case somethmg selel:lion and believes that happens., and whoever 11 IS spot could be helpful. "You can tell he's getting you don t wan~ that c;rson t~mkmg ~!Jout II for our or fru stra!ed." lhe manager five days. · - ·d "J . be . th ' · Vol uez lefl his first slart sal · us1 cause ey re since May 16 after allowing surposed t~ throw Y?U a run and two hits in the first strikes doesn t mean th~y re inninj! Monday against the ~m& to lhll?w Y~ strikes. Cardmals, complaining of I ney re !~asmg htm out of numbness in lhe pinky and the zone. , ring fingers of his pitching Ullhtymil!l Jerry Ha~ton hand. He's 4-2 with a 4J5 Jr. m1ssed h1s second stra1ght E.'RA start with llu-like symptoms Baker said Volquez never but Baker said Hairston was mentioned numbness before feeliflg better and would Monday's start. speculating probably play Wednesday. th3t the pitcher might have Center fielder .Willy Taveras believed he was experienc- was back in the leadoff slot ing normal soreness. after missing three stans "If every time you felt wilh tightness in his right something yon sat down . hamstnng. �Page B2 • The Daily Sentinel www.mydailysentinel.com The sweet story of Lamar Odom's love of candy LOS ANGELES (AP) Lamar Odom JUSt can't help himself when 11 comes to the >weet stutT. He loves candy. He .even .credtts his con~umpt10n ~~ sugary treats for l~elmg h1s double-double perfommnces m Games 5 and 6 of the Western Conference fmals that helped the Los Angeles Lakers close out Denver and reach tl1e NBA finals. 1 : "It's funny because the games I played well were the games where I ate candy for breakfast," he said, grinning. "It's the reason why I got double digits in points and rebounds. I guess I'm going to have to eat candy for l)reakfast in order to play weu:: : That idea is appalling to Dr. Daniel Amen. a child and adult psychiatrist in Newport Beach who wrote an essay tying together Odom's candy consumption and erratic play in the postseason. : "Th1s is bad news for the !;.akers,'' wrote Amen, an admitted Lakers fan. 'Tve . been telling my patients for years that sugar acts like a drug in the brail). It causes blood sugar levels to spike <1nd then crash, leaving you feeling tired, irritable, foggy and stupid. Eating too much sugar impairs cognitive function, which may explain why Odom doesn't always make the smartest decisions on the court." · Odom's performances had been up-and-down until the final two games against the. Nuggets. Of course, he was bothered by an aching back, · which might have had something to do with it. · "! guess he's wron~, even though he's a doctor,' Odom. said. He said he consumed "a whole plate of jellybean Starbursts" to start off those two game days last week. "If I told a;Jyone, the first four games I didn't eat candy. the last two I did, what would you tell me to do?" he said before supplying his ow~ answer.. "Keep eating candy. Kobe Bryant seemmgly endorsed the idea. too. saying, "Whatever works." Odom's personal assistant procures his candy stash, shopping for Twizzler bites, Gummy Bears, Hershey's white chocolate cookies and cream (Odom's favorite). Lifesavers, and something the star forward refers to as "peachy sugarcoated rings," among other goodies. Needless to say, the treats are a huge hlt with the 29year-old player's two young children. who probably think every day is Halloween at their house. "If your dad always has candy, how cool is heT Odom said . "Coolest dude in the world. My kids think I'm cool.'' Lakers coach Phil Jackson. the father of five grown chll dren, knows the effects of candy on kids. "Halloween is one of the worst· nights of a year as a parent," he said. · With Game. I of the NBA finals beginning Thursday against Orlando, Jackson is getting plenty of reaction to Qdom's vice mixed in with the usual coaching suggestions. "I've gotten several e-mails and comments and'texts from doctors who want to tell llle that sugar blues are one of the toughest things to fight, especially with kids," he said. "Lamar we know is not a kid anymore. He realiX doesn't do that much sugar.' Trainer Gary Vitti is getting besieged, too. "You cannot imagine how many references he's had about overdoing sugar," Jackson said. Magic worrying about how to stop Kobe Bryant," Van Gundy said. · Erik Heat coach fromPageBl . Spoelstra, who worked with · for only. thj: second time in Van Gundy in Miami, 'has said he worries about Van · franchise history. Gundy's constant intensity. Since Ma{clr4, 2004, Van Spoelstra said Van Gundy Gundy's record is 198-90 in often wouldn't eat on the regular-seasqn games, a team plane because he was winning percentage of .688. too worked up after games, Only two NBA franchises so Spoelstra would throw (San Antonio, 307-l 24, food at him. ;712) and Dallas (299-133, "He's always 100 percent .692) have posted better real. He's not coming from winning percentages since any other angle, other than that date. what he's actually feeling," Not bad for a cast off who Spoelstra said. was the Magic's second For Van Gundy, a hus" choic.e to Florida Gators band and .father of four, the coach Billy Donovan. time to relax comes in the "I think he's probably at summer, when the lifelong the top, if not the very best, baseball fan heads to Miami x-and-o strategist in the to attend Florida Marlins game today," said Riley, the games. Heat president who has five Van Gundy is good NBA titles as a head coach. friends with Marlins man'iJ coached for 25 years. My ager Fredi Gonzalez and the best days are way behind rest of the organization and me. His best days are in . often spends time around front of him. · He :s a pure fhe clubhouse before coach.,, games. But even Van Gundy Van Gundy gets it done admits Gonzalez is "totally with one gear. The coach is opposite" of ·him because rarely outworked. he's "totally under control." · There have been nights Van Gundy is so at peace when Van Gundy has gone with baseball he even jokstraight from the airport ingly lobbied for a sum.mer after a road trip to the gig as a bullpen coach on Magic's practice facility to Florida's staff. watch film until the team ''Fredi said that I don't meeting the next morning. know anything about pitchl:le was so engulfed by work ing," Van Gund1f said. "I ~his season that he had to said, 'No. But I can answer buy a new car after he went a phone.' T've·offered to. do about 30,000 miles without dinner reservations, really, changing the oil in the old anything I could do.'' one. Van Gundy might not much about pitching, ' know The NBA finals are only causing that stress to swell. but he is a confident basket.. At 3 in the morning. I ball coach. can't sleep because I'm He didn't flinch after AP photo Los Angeles Lakers forward Lamar Odom, right, reacting to making a shot along with Lakers forward Luke Watton during the second half against the Denver Nuggets in Game 5 in the NBA Western Conference finals in Los Angeles. · Throughout the years. Jackson ha' ·had several players with lousy eating habits. ''A lot of these players come from positibns in life where their diet probablv is one of the main things ihey have to correct when they become professional players," he said. Odom says he'll pop a piece of candy at balfttme, comparing it to someone else who chews gum. Bryant appreciates Odom bringing a bag to share on the team bus. He has a Jot more to pass around .since word of his addiction got out . "Everybody is sending me candy !low," he said. The downside to this sweet. story? "People making it like I sit there and eat a whole plate of candy before I play a basket- ball game," Odom said. "I don't think anyone could do that." Wednesday, June 3, 2009 Wednesday, June 3, '2009 · Teammate Andrew Bynum defended Odom, saying, "It's not like he's eating peach rings for dinner and things like that. It's been blown kind of way out of proportion.'' Asked to name a favorite food, Odom couldn't, saying simply, "I love to ~at." · He joked that the uproar from those who disapprove has him considering a switch from cand:t to salad. "I'm f;Oing to say )lly favorite thing IS to eat salads and I' II be Iike the altar boy," he said. Odom has loved candy since he was a kid growing up in Queens. Asked how many cavities he has. he replied, "Not too many." "Love to be his dentist," Bryant sa,id, smiling. O'Neal called him the said he wi II try to be objec"master of panic" in a tive but will root for the wicked rant after Van Magic - it does give the Gundy said the Big Fe)la pair rare time together. The two are best friends. flopped during a game in "It's a little strange," Van Orlando iri March. As it turned out, O'Neal 'was Gundy said. ''I know it has reduced to watching Game got to be· tough . I know it 3 of the conference finals as was always hard for me to a fan in the second row in watch his teams playing, Orlando. because you can't do anyVan Gundy said he never thing about it." felt he had to be·vindlcated. Now he can do more than "We're way past that," he just be a spectator. said. "Did it bother me? Of No more watching on·TV course. I think ·anytime or in a luxury .suite, scribsomebody says something · bling notes to give 'to negative about you, you another coach, as he did for know. does it bother you? Riley during the Heat's Yea. How much it does is stretch run in 2006 ·while the point and everything he was still on the payrolL else. That didn' t stick with This time, all eyes are on · him., me very long at all.'' Van Gundy has even And don't expect him to more reason to look for- change his ways. "You've got to be yourward to the NBA finals. His brother: Jeff. the for- , self,'' Van Gundy said. "If I mer head c(')ach of the New try to be (Lakers coach) York Knicks and Houston Phil Jackson, number one I Rockets , is part of the couldn't do it. And number broadca~t team on ABC. two I think 'it would come While that may be a con- off as very, very phony. flict of interes\ - Jeff has T~at's just not me." www.mydallysenUnel.com · 'ar;ribune - Sentinel - 1\egi~ter CLASSIFlED , NASCAR asks to move Mayfield case to federal court CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) his positive test result - NASCAR on Tuesday stemmed from the combined moved Jeremy Mayfield s u5e of Adderall for Attention challen~e of his indefinite Deficit Hyperactivity suspens1on to federal court, a Disorder and Claritin-D for move that could keep the dri- allergies. ver out of his car another But NASCAR attorney week. Paul Hend6ck said in court The notification came a that three drugs were found in day before a North Carolina Mayfield's . system, and the Superior Court was sched- Adderall and Claritin-D were uled to hear arguments per- accounted for in the results. taining to Mayfield's suspen- He described the third as a sion for failing a random drug "dangerous, illegal, banned" test. NASCAR 's action auto- substance, but did not name matically stayed that pro- it. ceeding. No toxicology reports were Mayfield had hoped a submitted by either Mayfield judge would reinstate him in or NASCAR, and . the gag time to compete this weekend order has prevented further at .Pocono Raceway in elaboration on Hendrick's Pennsylvania. His attorneys claim. will now have to either fight Mayfteld is seeking damthe suspension in federal ages against NASCAR for court, or petition the case be defamation. discrimination moved back to the state level. against ·someone with a disNo date was set for a hear- ability and for negligence in ing in federal court, but not handling the drug test NASCAR believes that's the properly. He specifically correct venue to ·argue the named in his suit NASCAR case. chairman Brian · France and "Administration of Dr. David Blackf the adminNASCAR 's substance abuse istrator of NASCAR's drugpolicy extends to every state testing program, for comm which it races, which is ments they have made about why the logical forum is fed- the case. era! court," NASCAR "France and Black made spokesman Ramsey Poston such statements out of spite, said. personal ill will and person.al Mayfield was suspended malice toward Mayfield with May 9 for failing a random the express intention of damdrug test conducted eight aging bis personal and busidays earlier at Richmond ness reputation and making example · of International Raceway. His him · an sqspension applies to both his NASCAR 's power to susrole as driver and owner of pend a driver/team . owner, the No. 41 Toyota for based uj>on numerous violaMayfield Motorsports. tions of its flawed drug poliJJ. Yeley has driven the,car cy," he claimed. since Mayfield's suspension, Also listed as defendants but Mayfield did not send his are; NASCAR; Aegis team to last weekend's race in Sciences Corp., which conDover, Del. Instead, his attor- ducts the sport's drug testing; neys went to court Friday, and Douglas F. Aukerman, arguing the suspension the program's medical review should be lifted because officer. NASCAR did not follow its Mayfield has insisted that drug~testing policies and left the mix of a prescription drug Mayfield w1th· no way to with over-the-counter allergy prove his innocence . medication led to his positive North Carolina Superior test May l. 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Slilrs first months rent &. 740-441·7685 ~~..;;;;:~~~"' deposit. roferances .,_ 04 Neon. stanoard. air qulred, No Pets ond 256- t 539 or 256-1233 clean. 740-44 Hl245 �Page B2 • The Daily Sentinel www.mydailysentinel.com The sweet story of Lamar Odom's love of candy LOS ANGELES (AP) Lamar Odom JUSt can't help himself when 11 comes to the >weet stutT. He loves candy. He .even .credtts his con~umpt10n ~~ sugary treats for l~elmg h1s double-double perfommnces m Games 5 and 6 of the Western Conference fmals that helped the Los Angeles Lakers close out Denver and reach tl1e NBA finals. 1 : "It's funny because the games I played well were the games where I ate candy for breakfast," he said, grinning. "It's the reason why I got double digits in points and rebounds. I guess I'm going to have to eat candy for l)reakfast in order to play weu:: : That idea is appalling to Dr. Daniel Amen. a child and adult psychiatrist in Newport Beach who wrote an essay tying together Odom's candy consumption and erratic play in the postseason. : "Th1s is bad news for the !;.akers,'' wrote Amen, an admitted Lakers fan. 'Tve . been telling my patients for years that sugar acts like a drug in the brail). It causes blood sugar levels to spike <1nd then crash, leaving you feeling tired, irritable, foggy and stupid. Eating too much sugar impairs cognitive function, which may explain why Odom doesn't always make the smartest decisions on the court." · Odom's performances had been up-and-down until the final two games against the. Nuggets. Of course, he was bothered by an aching back, · which might have had something to do with it. · "! guess he's wron~, even though he's a doctor,' Odom. said. He said he consumed "a whole plate of jellybean Starbursts" to start off those two game days last week. "If I told a;Jyone, the first four games I didn't eat candy. the last two I did, what would you tell me to do?" he said before supplying his ow~ answer.. "Keep eating candy. Kobe Bryant seemmgly endorsed the idea. too. saying, "Whatever works." Odom's personal assistant procures his candy stash, shopping for Twizzler bites, Gummy Bears, Hershey's white chocolate cookies and cream (Odom's favorite). Lifesavers, and something the star forward refers to as "peachy sugarcoated rings," among other goodies. Needless to say, the treats are a huge hlt with the 29year-old player's two young children. who probably think every day is Halloween at their house. "If your dad always has candy, how cool is heT Odom said . "Coolest dude in the world. My kids think I'm cool.'' Lakers coach Phil Jackson. the father of five grown chll dren, knows the effects of candy on kids. "Halloween is one of the worst· nights of a year as a parent," he said. · With Game. I of the NBA finals beginning Thursday against Orlando, Jackson is getting plenty of reaction to Qdom's vice mixed in with the usual coaching suggestions. "I've gotten several e-mails and comments and'texts from doctors who want to tell llle that sugar blues are one of the toughest things to fight, especially with kids," he said. "Lamar we know is not a kid anymore. He realiX doesn't do that much sugar.' Trainer Gary Vitti is getting besieged, too. "You cannot imagine how many references he's had about overdoing sugar," Jackson said. Magic worrying about how to stop Kobe Bryant," Van Gundy said. · Erik Heat coach fromPageBl . Spoelstra, who worked with · for only. thj: second time in Van Gundy in Miami, 'has said he worries about Van · franchise history. Gundy's constant intensity. Since Ma{clr4, 2004, Van Spoelstra said Van Gundy Gundy's record is 198-90 in often wouldn't eat on the regular-seasqn games, a team plane because he was winning percentage of .688. too worked up after games, Only two NBA franchises so Spoelstra would throw (San Antonio, 307-l 24, food at him. ;712) and Dallas (299-133, "He's always 100 percent .692) have posted better real. He's not coming from winning percentages since any other angle, other than that date. what he's actually feeling," Not bad for a cast off who Spoelstra said. was the Magic's second For Van Gundy, a hus" choic.e to Florida Gators band and .father of four, the coach Billy Donovan. time to relax comes in the "I think he's probably at summer, when the lifelong the top, if not the very best, baseball fan heads to Miami x-and-o strategist in the to attend Florida Marlins game today," said Riley, the games. Heat president who has five Van Gundy is good NBA titles as a head coach. friends with Marlins man'iJ coached for 25 years. My ager Fredi Gonzalez and the best days are way behind rest of the organization and me. His best days are in . often spends time around front of him. · He :s a pure fhe clubhouse before coach.,, games. But even Van Gundy Van Gundy gets it done admits Gonzalez is "totally with one gear. The coach is opposite" of ·him because rarely outworked. he's "totally under control." · There have been nights Van Gundy is so at peace when Van Gundy has gone with baseball he even jokstraight from the airport ingly lobbied for a sum.mer after a road trip to the gig as a bullpen coach on Magic's practice facility to Florida's staff. watch film until the team ''Fredi said that I don't meeting the next morning. know anything about pitchl:le was so engulfed by work ing," Van Gund1f said. "I ~his season that he had to said, 'No. But I can answer buy a new car after he went a phone.' T've·offered to. do about 30,000 miles without dinner reservations, really, changing the oil in the old anything I could do.'' one. Van Gundy might not much about pitching, ' know The NBA finals are only causing that stress to swell. but he is a confident basket.. At 3 in the morning. I ball coach. can't sleep because I'm He didn't flinch after AP photo Los Angeles Lakers forward Lamar Odom, right, reacting to making a shot along with Lakers forward Luke Watton during the second half against the Denver Nuggets in Game 5 in the NBA Western Conference finals in Los Angeles. · Throughout the years. Jackson ha' ·had several players with lousy eating habits. ''A lot of these players come from positibns in life where their diet probablv is one of the main things ihey have to correct when they become professional players," he said. Odom says he'll pop a piece of candy at balfttme, comparing it to someone else who chews gum. Bryant appreciates Odom bringing a bag to share on the team bus. He has a Jot more to pass around .since word of his addiction got out . "Everybody is sending me candy !low," he said. The downside to this sweet. story? "People making it like I sit there and eat a whole plate of candy before I play a basket- ball game," Odom said. "I don't think anyone could do that." Wednesday, June 3, 2009 Wednesday, June 3, '2009 · Teammate Andrew Bynum defended Odom, saying, "It's not like he's eating peach rings for dinner and things like that. It's been blown kind of way out of proportion.'' Asked to name a favorite food, Odom couldn't, saying simply, "I love to ~at." · He joked that the uproar from those who disapprove has him considering a switch from cand:t to salad. "I'm f;Oing to say )lly favorite thing IS to eat salads and I' II be Iike the altar boy," he said. Odom has loved candy since he was a kid growing up in Queens. Asked how many cavities he has. he replied, "Not too many." "Love to be his dentist," Bryant sa,id, smiling. O'Neal called him the said he wi II try to be objec"master of panic" in a tive but will root for the wicked rant after Van Magic - it does give the Gundy said the Big Fe)la pair rare time together. The two are best friends. flopped during a game in "It's a little strange," Van Orlando iri March. As it turned out, O'Neal 'was Gundy said. ''I know it has reduced to watching Game got to be· tough . I know it 3 of the conference finals as was always hard for me to a fan in the second row in watch his teams playing, Orlando. because you can't do anyVan Gundy said he never thing about it." felt he had to be·vindlcated. Now he can do more than "We're way past that," he just be a spectator. said. "Did it bother me? Of No more watching on·TV course. I think ·anytime or in a luxury .suite, scribsomebody says something · bling notes to give 'to negative about you, you another coach, as he did for know. does it bother you? Riley during the Heat's Yea. How much it does is stretch run in 2006 ·while the point and everything he was still on the payrolL else. That didn' t stick with This time, all eyes are on · him., me very long at all.'' Van Gundy has even And don't expect him to more reason to look for- change his ways. "You've got to be yourward to the NBA finals. His brother: Jeff. the for- , self,'' Van Gundy said. "If I mer head c(')ach of the New try to be (Lakers coach) York Knicks and Houston Phil Jackson, number one I Rockets , is part of the couldn't do it. And number broadca~t team on ABC. two I think 'it would come While that may be a con- off as very, very phony. flict of interes\ - Jeff has T~at's just not me." www.mydallysenUnel.com · 'ar;ribune - Sentinel - 1\egi~ter CLASSIFlED , NASCAR asks to move Mayfield case to federal court CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) his positive test result - NASCAR on Tuesday stemmed from the combined moved Jeremy Mayfield s u5e of Adderall for Attention challen~e of his indefinite Deficit Hyperactivity suspens1on to federal court, a Disorder and Claritin-D for move that could keep the dri- allergies. ver out of his car another But NASCAR attorney week. Paul Hend6ck said in court The notification came a that three drugs were found in day before a North Carolina Mayfield's . system, and the Superior Court was sched- Adderall and Claritin-D were uled to hear arguments per- accounted for in the results. taining to Mayfield's suspen- He described the third as a sion for failing a random drug "dangerous, illegal, banned" test. NASCAR 's action auto- substance, but did not name matically stayed that pro- it. ceeding. No toxicology reports were Mayfield had hoped a submitted by either Mayfield judge would reinstate him in or NASCAR, and . the gag time to compete this weekend order has prevented further at .Pocono Raceway in elaboration on Hendrick's Pennsylvania. His attorneys claim. will now have to either fight Mayfteld is seeking damthe suspension in federal ages against NASCAR for court, or petition the case be defamation. discrimination moved back to the state level. against ·someone with a disNo date was set for a hear- ability and for negligence in ing in federal court, but not handling the drug test NASCAR believes that's the properly. He specifically correct venue to ·argue the named in his suit NASCAR case. chairman Brian · France and "Administration of Dr. David Blackf the adminNASCAR 's substance abuse istrator of NASCAR's drugpolicy extends to every state testing program, for comm which it races, which is ments they have made about why the logical forum is fed- the case. era! court," NASCAR "France and Black made spokesman Ramsey Poston such statements out of spite, said. personal ill will and person.al Mayfield was suspended malice toward Mayfield with May 9 for failing a random the express intention of damdrug test conducted eight aging bis personal and busidays earlier at Richmond ness reputation and making example · of International Raceway. His him · an sqspension applies to both his NASCAR 's power to susrole as driver and owner of pend a driver/team . owner, the No. 41 Toyota for based uj>on numerous violaMayfield Motorsports. tions of its flawed drug poliJJ. Yeley has driven the,car cy," he claimed. since Mayfield's suspension, Also listed as defendants but Mayfield did not send his are; NASCAR; Aegis team to last weekend's race in Sciences Corp., which conDover, Del. Instead, his attor- ducts the sport's drug testing; neys went to court Friday, and Douglas F. Aukerman, arguing the suspension the program's medical review should be lifted because officer. NASCAR did not follow its Mayfield has insisted that drug~testing policies and left the mix of a prescription drug Mayfield w1th· no way to with over-the-counter allergy prove his innocence . medication led to his positive North Carolina Superior test May l. In addition, Court Judge Forre·st Bridges Mayfield - when· asked did not immediately rule on whether he had used any Mayfield's challenge last inhalants - even mentioned week because ·his absence that he inhaled a significant from Dover removed any amount of fumes after being sense of urgt:ncy. involved in a fiery wreck at NASCAR has not revealed Talladega 111 late April, what substance Mayfield . according to the lawsuit. tested positive for, but his Black has repeatedly attorneys said in court he test- rejected Mayfield's explanaed positive for ampheta" lion . mines. Mayfield is the first driver Bridges told both sides not to be suspended under to discuss Mayfield's test NASCAR's new drug policy . results. Six crew members have been Mayfield's attorneys s~spended spanning argued in court last week that NASCAR's top three .series. mltelamw~!!';l!aytriOOn•.com Ql:ribune fromPageBl SOOm run. 4x400m ·relay and 4x800m relay events this year. Connery is also an accomplished athlete. having started at running back for the Eagles over the last two seasons. Connery qualified for regionals in three events this spring - the lOOm dash · and 4x400m relay were the other competitions ~ and made a monumental leap last week at regionals after placing fourth in the one-lap race. Connery had placed third in the 400m dash at districts. then knocked off the two co01petitors in Lancaster that finished ahead of ahead • ,., ..._. HOW IQ WRITE AN AD 446-3008 Or FIX To !JHt!A'-.r Ja. How you con hove borders and graphks ·~ addedtoyourdanlftedads Borders$3.00/perad I! Grophlcs 50. for small $1.00 for Iaroe ea.,... .....................,.............. ........... oe.crtJrUe• •lndlllle A Prk• • AWW • Aft ......... 't ..,. KIT & CARLYLE H..,. lmpn>VH~onlt OhloVattef Pubtlohlng reaerveo the rlghtto edit, reject or cancel any ad at any Hme. · Eriors RIIXl~ed Must on 1111 IIIIJ!IfTienl Waterpi'OGflng UncondHionalllle~me guarantee. Local referFound small dog 'on Crab ences furnished. EstabCreek Ad , must de- · llshed 1975. Call 24 foiis. Scribe 304·907·0403. 740<446·0870, R-a Basement-Waterproofing. Los!' BIWWM older (F) Shltzu, ohnd In 1 eye, en· Other So!Yicot swers to Call. ~--~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ CaU 740-446-2722 Pet Cremations. ciallfprtlle Car"r Colloge ' (Cal'eers Close To t-;tome) CaH Today! 741!-4411-4387 1-60tl-21 4-0452 galflporrscare&ft:olleoe. ed~J ommends · tl:lat you ;·;:; iii~i.eo=7""o==o=! For TURNED DOWN ON SOCIAL SECiiRm SSI sale 11 place !log kennel·304-675-7181. Free wood pellets wMe they Iast. PI ck up al Ga!· lipOIISlocated Dally atTribuneThird of· •co 825 ".. No Foe Unleos We Win' ~ ·868·682·3345 ;:::::::-~-:::::::::= SEPTIC · PUMPING Gallla Co. OH and Mason Co. WV. n ""on LioMolodt ,..ve. Evans Urea I have been . laCed In ada at, P . the Gilllpolls Jackson, 1100-537-9528 OH 304-882·2774. AKC Pembroke Welsh Corgis 3m 31 ln·color & Money To Lend · sable/white. POP asking wtthln 30 days. ~NO:!!T~tc:::e~e~or'!r'!ow;i;;:::'sm'l'a~rt. $200. 740·645·7547 C!?fltact the Ohio Olvl· Give away Whll• Felll8le Any pictureS slon of Flrtanclal lnstllu, that are not tl0ri5 Office of COnsumer Cat 4 years old spade & picked up will be Affa .. BEFORE you role declawed. 740-645-4500 discarded. nance your home or ob- 2 female 1 112 yr. old ~;;;:;;;: ta!n a loan. BEWARE 01 dogs. good rabbit dogs, ~ ~~~=: '~av!~te r~r~~ $30 each, (740)992-3675 tees or lnaura'nce. Call Adorable CKC Cocker tha Office cl Consumer Spaniel puppies; Afflars toll free Bl trl lo bl k & b " 1-866-278-0003 to , leam $2-ooOO r, 1stac u& 11· the. mortgage broker or . ·' ••a-• ...,....,;;i;;;;;;;;;..O-"'~ lender fs properly II· wormed' . (304)862·2440' iii consod (This Is a publ~ 304·674 •5966 man, night Shift. ret. re- seNice announoem9flt Free: Kittens, {6 very quired 304·675-6963 .or tram the Ohio Valley young,) please calf 304-634·1025. 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":'.410 Montty to Lend ............................................. 415 Educatl~:~n..................................................... 500 Buelneea a Trade School ........................... 505 lnatruc:.:tlon a TralnlnQ ................................. IS10 Supplle• 0 5 Houan for'Rent ........................................ 3520 Land (Ac..ogo1 ......~ .. ,..........: ................... 3&25 Storege ...................................;...................3535 W.ntto AtH\t ..................................... ,......... 35410 Manufactured Houalng ............................. 4000 LOto..... _ .......................................... - .........4CICIS Mover. .............- ......................................... 4010 R.ntllle ...................- ................................. 4015 Salea.:......................................................... 4020 Supplleo ........................:..... ,...................... 4025 ...so Went to Buy ............................................... Resort Property ......................................... 5000 Resort Property for aate ........................... 5025 Resort Property fo7 rant ........................... &050 Employm•nt ............................................... 6000 Ac:GOuntlngiFinanclai ................................ &OOZ Admlnlstratlye1Profellalonai.. ...................6Q04 Ceshler/Citr11 ............................................. 6006 Chll~-•v Care ..................................... I008 Clertcal ...............~ ................. ~ ..................... 8010 Conatructlon ...................................._, ....... G012 Drlvoro • Dellvwy ..................................... 6014 t!ducatlon...................................................601$ Electrteal Plu~ng................................,.. eo18 · Employmont Agencleo ..............................6020 Entertalnment ............................................ I022 Food SeNI-............................................6024 GovemmeniA Federal ~ .................... eoae. Help anted- G....-.1 .................................. 6028 Law Enforcemertt •• - .................................. 8030 Mainten•lncall)c)rMattc .............................. 8032 ManagementiSupei'VIaory ................... ..... 8034 Mechanlcs ..................................................8036 Medlca1 ..... .....~ ............................................ 8038 Musical ...... ................................................. 6040 Part-Tim ...Temporarlea, ............................ 6042 ~s.. uranta ............................... ~ .............. 6044 S.tes .............................................._........-.1048 Tochnlcoi!Tredos ....................................... 6050 Toxtlleo/Foc!Ofy .........................................6052 I Suv's, Trucks, Cars full stalling at $1900. Stop or Cell Cook Motore 328 Jackaon Pike. 74o-411l-0 103 99 Mercury Sable good cond, full)' equip. 95,000 ;m::;;l.,;;304;;;;,;;,6;;,7ii!s-3"1!!86""""""""' n, , ' \ Ill I 1 11r <.;I o•<; -·· - -- Coun~ ;~;=~~~= llono, lots of hOuaoliold docora\lone, Chertoh Teddyt, che~. toys, lot of misc., boys ,_ •o- 8• gIn& hOJI\Cii!Onlyl991amordS% elolhas stf,e PolleU Herefords 4 yr., H841· · ers 6 mon. old Bull call Dally TribUnA~ · muit be.plcked 04 Stratue, air, .4- cyl., suiQ, oldr $3000 obo • 011 Dodge Durango 3rd row. dual ~llmate , auto $4800 obo • 00 Plymouth NBOf\ 4<1f. auto $2000· ~ 2!15-1652 or 256·1233 • rug.. 3 yr. 9 mon. Old ~;;;;;;;;;;;; " Pell At Jerry Aktshire resi· aence, 2100 Caoro• Street, Syracuse. Ohio, Friday June 51h, 9-5pm, Sat. June 6th, from 9-2pm. l.ongaberger beskate, toys, Home 1.,.. terlor, rOIOIHier, etc. ca'l"'rt sale, Frklay Slh, Tyree Blvd., RacJne, col• loctables, ctolhlng, m<:e G.,age Ule June 4.5.6. g.? st. Jaramy Roses. ]ual out of Racine on CR 26 ·go one mlki, table & chiiiO, hul<tl, buffet, Chrlttmae . (leoora· Animal Svppllol i'foloooionol S.rvlcu· Aulot & 7A, clothes & misc. do 446-3682 business •'with p~ople you kllOYI, and NOT to send money through the ma,ll until you have investlgal· ing the orterlng. 1 • Actredtted Mernber Accredit· Susie's House Cleaning. NOTICE OHIO VALLEY 15, yeare experience. PUBLISHING CO rec- Drug. Free. Reliable. Yard Sale Big yard sate, June 6 stzo end compacta, all 9-1, comer of Forest Run with warranty Prices .~~~~:~~~~,~, J'40·446·374~ Noli.., -- fle2·21117 • lllf't ¥0• Adt Will A Kttyword •lltdllile Ci IIIII* ' SUcc:eulul Adil Shoulcllnclllde T " - l t To Help Get Reloponwe ... Grang, I 1\elJi~ter · Monday thru. Friday a.m. to 5:00 p.m • Cali740.HJ.&688 or visit bro1111-warner.webagent4u.com ) www.mydallyreglster.com Sentinel /Jifi- /{.,., TraveiiEn...-..tnment ..................................352 Boys www.m~allyllibune.com www.m~atlysentlnei.com . PLUS YOUR··AD NOW ONLINE . --~-----,.•-•••_•_ _.;:O;;,r,;,FIX;;; 'We of him at Oak Hill . Both Johnson and Connery become the third and ·fourth boys from Eastern to qualify for the state tournament this decade. Ross Holter qualified in 2004 in both the shot put and discus events, while Michael Owen ran in the 3200m final in both 2006 and 2007. The Eagles. like Meigs. are also looking for their first podium (topeight) finish and first team point at the state level. Johnson enters the high jump final ·with the .12th best qualifying hei!lht, while Connery comes mto the 400m prelims with the slowest time of 16 competitors. Meigs County will also have a male participant at the state meet for the fourth consecutive year. WebsUes: ca1;~:::. (740) 446-2342 (740) 992-2156 (304) 675-1333 SAVEDvouMONEY? Insurance Service Inc In One Week With Us REACH OVER.285,000 PROSPECTS To Place WHEN,S THE LAST TIME ACHECK·UP Brogan·Warner . . ' clothes atze 12·24 mo., dwn t~ yn. -., 8% . fur lis( aduh men & wDman's · W).610·4946t1T461. ,. J L.,..r,a.... C1l1f ~ . NEA, Inc www.comloo.com :==~~====J~~~~::::E~~== ...._ ""' CKC Reg, Mini Dachs- M41QI Hani(Gut Vanl ~ ._._ clolhoo (Polo, Gap. AE. ;,;.:..;;.;...,;·.;;,;_~-. Aimlpostill, Leone~ Crown Clly over 1011 lor good clean salo .. ~. 2 lotll loct!Ied In the Hugo yard sate, Juno beautiful view of river. 1 H , 1lllm-4pm, and of Ylllage ~~ naa mobile • hOmo of Crown cny wttn u: 1e Rd · 11 ~o Y , ca 40 42 520 Yard sate Wost of Rod· -4 1'1unds, 1 long haired fe. repaired, ntW • rebwllt ney June 5th &. 8th , from June 3rd & 4th, 4.1190 male, $350, 1 short In etoctc. CaH Ron 9-6. Laurel Cliff Ad, Pomeroy, hatred male, $300. First Evana 1-800-537..9528 8 to 4, Mildred Hudson shots · and wormed. Cell 5 Family 908 Roush J ne s-e ST 143, 3 or 24 Ft. above gmund lane Cheshire. June ~les fro~ SR 7, Power 740•388•8472 740·645-2396 May pool. dock. pool ladder. 4tMith. 6·7 t.ots of girls Wheels 4·wheelers, leave a message. pump pod sweeper & 1 & boys named brand Fisher Price & Little For sale AKC German yr old liner. $800 080. clott1es size 12 mos. to ~l<es, boys & girls & f' .. _ to blood· 740-388·8922 size . 8· Men & womens adult cloth1ng, furniture, Oltt:lp. pups p Clothing, nsher pnce & Ill· ba&e·boarcl heater line. parents on premise& , Appro~~:. 800 eo FT well tte tykes toys, computer books go-cart Jofu Heritage Fanns st~asoned wild ctlerr; dask & air conditioner, ' • 2 Most 1 I·n· Aa....., width h•'"• •tuff and m·~ more.ratn or Shone 304·675·57 4. ..........'f ._..7 • """' Free 3 yr. old Sheltla 1600.00 neg. D. more. ' , Basement Bale, 48040 /Healer mix working cat· Holschuh, Scottown, OH, Th l'9di J th r Adama Rd. , Letart Falla, 4 740-886-0008aher4:00 u 't . une rom Oh, Thursday June 4th ~e dog 74(}645,6909. ;11-3 63Q9 St. fit. 588 lois One Day On~ ohildren'a Free to good home - M & Baldwin Plano In real of boys clolhoa 6·18, , _ adutl, women's F kittens, all colors. Call good condition StOOO to!"', dlshos, table ate. clolhlng.' like new stefllo, 740·~ 922 Moving to Florkla· Fuml· ~rand new & used ·Home 740·245·5606 ~.80 · u;t&ve messa.oe .. no an- tu o coram', Free to good hOme fe- swer · r •. 200 .._, Interiors, beddn11, , BM: male Beagle 3 mon. aid , · grandfather clock, 521V sonal mise Items, & Hot Tub Outlot, Top appliances, side by side much more 304•937-3 1 ~2. QUillty, FrH Dtllvory, refngerator, electric . Great Dane PuppieS Seve SOlto. Tiki Tuba. range, 25 purses. shoos. 4867 & 4869 SR 850 on 4 boys, 3 black and 1 6!1W:Ie-Om clolhlng, Upholslery. ma· 1ll2 • 616 from 9am • ? blue Full blooded with lots of -Everything 1elial, mise. Fri. & Sat. AKC registered and W...t To Buy 81 & 1n Ceenle Dr. Fn Garage/Vard sate 41h St. PoP, call for more 615 & 616. 6A·2P IIWH & Masoo WV (rain or lnformauon. Absolute Top Dollar • sll· 304·59a.eo7~ or ver/gold . como. any baby clolhes, . microwave, 10K/14K/18K gold Jew· rall\lehood, stepper. airy, " dental gold, pre treadmill, toys. Take 1!135 us currtroe\' JIICII!ion Pike, tum 0 proollmlnt sats, dla: Carmlcllloel'a, then left. e~==r:.~F monds, MTS COin Shop. Yard Sole II Mary RVo & 151' 2nd Avenue, Galli· Ulyna's on ~oush Rd. lralon' polls. 446·2642 Cheshire. GlaSsware, lg. !"'~=-=!m""!!OI!IO~ EB\", INTEGRITY, . size clothe9 1dlshes1etc! COmfort C&rnp Selt Con~ ·Jot A. .Uon·Motot• \7 !1 eo.... I ~~ ~~ VALLEY HORSE/LIVESTOCK TRAILERS, LOAD MAX EQUIP· MENT TRAILERS. CARGO EXPRESS & HOMESTEADER CAAGOICONCESSION TRIIIU:RS. B•W GOOSENECK FLATBED $3999. VIEW OUR Ei'lTIRE TRAILER INVEI'ITORY AT · ~~~--~In- 1.2 Miles out RouM 218 Bake Sole June 3 4 s· 6 ' ' ' Garage Sale June 3, 4, & 5. Washer dr)'er, ladies ctOihin.g, 2HT· gins clolhoo, lois ol toys. 610 3rtl Avo. 3 Family Garage 9ale 303 Centenary Rd. Junf caJf)OI. 5 &6, Rain or Shine men's to = Equipment 6 9-S. 740-446·2412 Massey Ferguson 135 gas 2 s1age clutch. lock· tng diflerantlal, good tireS $3200.00 304-81 2·01 73 STIHL Seies & 5etvloo Now Available at Carmi· chael Equopment 740-446·2412 ~omen~;:· • . , Sole .,,pool~,;;tab~lt;;;·~m~loc~.~"::'::"": WWW.CAAMICHAELHuv<r 3 FamW Ya'll TRAfLERS.COM Thurs·Sat 114 mole out 7411-446-3825 218 namo brand gins - - - - - - - - clOthes (}3 mo. Boys Have you priced a John size &-7 toys, crafts. holl· Deere lately? You11 be day 1tems. tum1ture. sui'IVisedJ Check out our · •....,, Rain or Shine Garage u~ rnventory at . www.CAAEO.com. Car· sale Fn June 5 · 81 June michael Fn ~ Sat June 5 & 6 10AM-4PM at Tnnlty U.M. Churclt St. RT. 160, Porter, OH 2 temll)' yard sa~<~, June Slh & 61h, 9-4, comer of Union & Long $t , Rut· lend (near old 8cliOol lot) ~ 7 FairvteW road Oh~~~~ of : Rodney somettung for B'laryone toys. amtque school desk, books. lawn fumiture . · Three Faml~ . 2 lamHy, June 51h, 9·7, 4 -tar tires, He,.y Davodson sho$, glider, exercise bike & more, 37967 Rocksprings Rd · 3 family garage sale, Fn. & Sat. May 5th & 6th. & Qlrl baby ctothes. lots of mise 31744 Noble Summit .,Ad Middleport. Oh, ...S760 s Jamily yanj sale, 6-1Hl9; 9;30-2:30, 404 L.ostoy ~ POOieroy, ooY Garage ~Oflle~~":""'~~"":"~ 4 Jaml~ yard sale, June Sale Fri-Sat June 5-6 416 Orthrtrd Hlti Rd. 7AM,6PM. Toys,_ lurnl· . tufl, countr; era~~. tnte· rior decor., kids_, adun & 4-5, llafn-? 813 Elm St. cRacl;;;.;ne;,;;;.; . Cltllo;;;;;'-!~~~ , 7 family June 4, 5, a. beh1nd MasoniC Lodge in teen clotl'llng, antiques RlJCine, clothing, fum1Large Yard Sski 45 Red· lure. toys, house11old,. old Mi...llonoous 'MKld Or. oft George's wooden chairs, antiQue Good rid' 19. Greek. GlasSware an· flour·iugar bin, much "'9 wn ...,_ , 1lqu8s graoi barvins mlsc.ll-?' for sale. Ask lor Jf. caR • ,. ~....,":"'"~-.-~= something new each Big yard S8l<t ot Harttord 740-256-U02 doy. Thuro.f'n-Sot Comm. Big. Jooo 6tllll-3 cam~r. very good cond., one . ~.' $3,500 (740)416·6468 RV SaJVJce at Cannic(lael Traileno· 740-446-31125 . rental Income of $240 ' per month. 1 lot has his·' _tor!cal · home. Handy mans dream asking $34,000. . OWner financ· tno avel~ble. Call 7.40-593·8153 or 740- 590 • 41 ~ 5 GJVIAWAV ~ 3 bedroom house mpve lrom present locaUorf. 7o40-448·9430 ' R stlo .., cabl 'lhl u ""W n w1 n the vlllltge llm.lls of Rut· IMd;!~alf fo~lya ~stnees or am · eason· • deposR req~red. No Pels. Please contat:l VII· loge or Rulland offlc&s at 740-742-212t Monday lh F"-'9 2 fblt rent Reler~a ru am- pm •ruq.Y with any queellons, 4 Bed, 2 Beu\r Only $25 000 lor listings 800:62041l46 ex R019 ;:::~~~~:::.;,:~ Double wide for Sl!e in Hari· fonl Ill "~ P'l<«l "' sale ;304;;;;;;·88;2;,;;·390=1."""""'""'!!1! :: t...nd (Aa.apl 75 aerealn 8 - . Ohio $115,00, will subdivide $2700/acre. MotiVated sellar, make offer. can. ii74;:=D-:;606~,6;!1 :;t6~~~~ ---· ~ • l' :-, j l\ ., r, 'I ---- B~"::. ::~:r~. ,..,.a!Jitat..., ..:•:•-:;;;;;;a -~T~o:":• ;; 1 and 2 l>adrOOOJ apts., furnished an<! unf\nntshe<I, and houses 10 Pomeroy and Middleport, socurtty depOS~ ""1"irs<l. RV Sarvtce at . Carmi- no pelS. 740·992-2218 c:hae1 • rraHers t BA apt. ~ to hoopl74Q.446-3825 181, some roc:ently .,_ modeled. Cable lri· Mo!otG) I t eluded. 7~(}339-9<192 03 HD He~·- Soltoll . ...,.. 28R apt. 6 mi from HoiClaSSIC, Svr & blk, new zer. S40Q plua dep. tires, new bat; Jot& of ex- Some utlliti:es .pd. tms, exc cond ' 12•000• 7.40-418-5288 rx 740-645·2800 7·>~,... - ""'""·61~ 04 Harley Davldson Su· par Gl1de, det. sa~le bags. dot. WlndShleld, lots of eKiras, extra nice. 256-1871 or 339-2092 .. o;~;:~::;;:;~::..-- 2eR APT.Ciose to Hotzer Hospital on SR 160 ,CI::;A:;,..(::,;740~);,;~;,:,H;;;l1:::94:;;-~rtment avalable now Rlvorbend Apt&.' New Haven WV. Now itr:oapl' tng · applications -tor HtJO.wbsidlzed, orw Bedroom Apts. Ufilillol ...,.~....;A;iwiiotloo"-;;;;;;~ ircJUded. Sasorl on SO% .,. ol adjusted itc<ime. <;all 04 Cl1e'IY Impale. 4 ctr, M4-882-312t, available actual miles ex:1or Sentor aoo Disabled 43 000 ooiJent cond. 1 o'wner. ~ P80P.Ie · $8000 ObO 740-379-2427 · · . ~~..::::;.~~2001 Chl'y~ler Sebnng 3 room and bath down· LX lOaded $2500 060. Slilrs first months rent &. 740-441·7685 ~~..;;;;:~~~"' deposit. roferances .,_ 04 Neon. stanoard. air qulred, No Pets ond 256- t 539 or 256-1233 clean. 740-44 Hl245 �Page 84 • The Daily Sentinel Apomnentsf Apaotmenb/ Townhou... TownhouMS cONVENIENTLV CATED & HouMa For Renl Furn. apt. downtown AFFORD· Pt Pleasant,·upstatrs. clean. all ut11. pd . 1 b• no pet~ $475.00 atld10f small lor rent can 740-441 1111 for appll nat iOrl & 1r'IIOr!J\(IIIOf1 Rental. Wednesday, June 3, 2009 . Help W<IIIM<I • Gonoral -1 11!.•t!. .:! h11t1!. 3BR dble-w1de fum1shed, Now accepting appliesli;on!.. Kcp"' t'i' i du"' n, I\ SA 143 - Pomeroy. $625 lions. Swisher & Lohse _ll'••r'. W'T .\I'Rl h•r j,,lln~' mo. met most ut~llies & .Pharmacy 112 ~ Ma1n. :-.11'0 -6!0-4Y-I(I t'\ 1{(1 ~7 1awnca1e. 740-591-5174 2 bedroom, plus house amon. + dep:/please call after 5pm 304-675-7499 for rent 446-n23 In town. 3BR, 2 bath doublewlde on BulaviUe Pike. Call Overbrook ~ 367 ·7762 or after .;,!!! "a.=.l ~nR dpls. 6 m1 from Holr.er some Ulili!ies pd or Jppliances avail. ;:~~~~~5288 de~ + 988 _6130 ;::::;.;:.:~-----· Fum1stied Apartment 2nd A\le. upstairs all utili-ttes pd. 1BA, No Pets, Gallipolis. 446·9523 - ·spactou's 38R Gallipolis t"Jtf St parking WID pre. lOCI WtSJG_ No Pels. $6S<l mo • dep 740·591 Commercial 5174 or 441-0110 N. 3rd Ave 2 · Br water and trash ineluded. No pets. At John- in Middle- por). 1 br. lurr11shed apt.. Commercial . Storage So11's Mobile Home Park . . ret & dep., no pets. Convenien t location Ca\1 ,740-+645•0506 740-992-0165 2QX25 with a 2' Dock for , Newly remodled 3BA 2 4 room apl. easy loading/unloading. balh on !arm $75() mttt w/stovelfndge. · utilities 740-339-0885 pd. upslalrs no pets al utilities 46 .Olive St. $450/mo - ._ Commercial Space for dep. 740.·446-3945 Rent tully eq"'pped Sa· ?~;::;;::::;;;.:;:~";"".,.. Jon or office space avail· Beautiful Apta. at Jack- able. . S400/mo. 2000 son Estat'es. 52 West· wOod Dr., lrom $ 365 10 sqffl 703-501 -4808 $560. 740,-4 46-2568 Office/ Equal Housing Opportu· warehouse/Storage nlty. This institutiOn IS an Great LocatiQn 749 Tl1ird Equal Opportunity ProAile., GalllpoUs! vtder and Emolgyer $399/month rm 1BOO lsla11d V1ew Motel has sqft. Build-out negotiable vacancies ~35.00/Night. Call Wayne 740-446-0406 404-4s6-'3802 included. 540-729·1331 ;,;;.;,;.;.;.;;;.._ _ _..., 2BA unlutnohed mobile hOme in Rodney. All :•;;le.;.ct;;ric;;.·.44..;6.;·2;;69;;2~-.,.. -::: 3 br. mobile home in MldrJieport, all electric, $ 450 1 mo. pus dep., (740)992-6068 or 740-416·1354 3 br. mobile home outside Pomeroy, $275 rent, $275 dep., years lease, no pets, 740-992-5097 c FJeedom Homes lng a beavticlan to work in . the facility's beauty salon. Candidates should possess a valid Ohio Managing CosmetoiDgiSt qulrements: GOod com· muniCation skills in Eng- lish,.Jnternet access Any previous working experience could be an advan· tag~. Applicants shOuld send 'their resume to JaAceou~ng I Finar1ciol son Wheller email ACCC?Untant: Full-time sonwheller27@grnail.co ·· .h m ) for more info. pos1tron w1t busy accounting office in Galtlj,o- 0.;::::'~:':""::--::--;-, lis for. immerJiate employOhio Valley B'-nk ment. Accounting d&gfee is now accepting and experience required. applications lor a Fun Must haVe good organ- . Time Tetlerb, our izational skills and· the Pt. Pleasant Office ilblllty to work !ndepend· We offer a gen e ~s ent!y with strong ·anen- ·· salary and benefits lion to detail. Please package, including send resume and re ler401 -K retirement and ences to career advanc~ment gaHipolisaccountan t@ oppo_rtuni ties. gmaiLcom , Pre -employment drug or mail to CLA _101, PO testing Is required. Box 469, Gallipolis. OH tntemsted person s may obtain a job 45631 appticatlon a! any Oh10 Clerical Valley Bank or from our website, Local la w office $&eking www.ovbc.com receplionisVOOcretar;. EOE • Mlf ·ON Experience preferred. ·oa- Malt resumes to; P.O. BoK 35 1, Gal!ipolls, Ohio Phillip Alder YOUNG 'S Carpenter Servtce BANKS CONST RUCTION co. . Help WanNd • Gonoral - Need 7 ladies to sell A\/ On call 740-446·3358 Tree re. ffiOVaJ, planting, . laWn Care, and alf YOUr · landSCaping needs. Residential and Commercial security Officers Interviews June 41h 1oam to 4p Mason County DHHA Office 710 Viand St. Point Pleasant. wv 740-446-9104 or A Dump Truck Service We Haul Gravel. Limestone, Coal, Compos!, Top Soil Call Wa lt or Sandy 740-992-3220 or 7 400 -59 1 -37~6 Cell Celebration . &IJ ' leltt' ...... . .. ,..,. ' . IIIII RIWo30a.- • - - n I1 ,.-1·\iO.....l i -&.---99 iiiit """"""ocll ....... -- ......... Racine, Ohio Owners: Jon Van Meter & Paul Row& lleeda lob Done? Classilieds , VInyl Siding • Replacement. Windows ·Roofing • Oeckl ·Garages ·Pole Bul[dlngs ·Room Addltlontt Owf18r: James Keesee II 742·2332 iii ' 1, , . . -.... r• I 4 -'7. . ' ...... OIJI}''10 .'f•2.'9r'· •1ct.99 :1 .... ·~-,.. . --. ...,, Homecare~ Come ·!...,.,._ 81.111a ... ii 4-·- ~ -- ....... ' . '45.9$ '~;89 The Daily Sentinel www. mydailysentinel.com '· +AKJ 9 ... K 8 4 3 Dealer: South Vulnerable: Both Soulb West North East t • Pass t¥ Pass I NT Pass 3NT All pass Advertise in this space for $70 per,. month Opening le.ad: • 10 WttAT .f~EMS TO Bt ~~ ~ OLY~ C: INEI'<1A mont. Now Applications TlmOIPerdiBfTl LPN's Call t·B66·36B-ttOO . OPYSSfY~ .IN YA A SCHOOL SONG WIF 't2 SHOULD BE DONE JEST reOUT IN TIME FER RECESS II .... 48 Claim 51 Tlmo olthe grinder 16 Glares at 11 Big galoot mammals 55 Evening ~~he 56 clogger agenda 19 Dept. head 57 ·Throbs or 21 Chicago 56 Emirs and tralne 23 Trendy stttolks meal 26 "Tho Bells" DOWN 18 Freeway 27 ~i.t.w murmur -· 11 Homo tel. 1 Uee a ray 28 Weighs 2 mare I3 30 Footed vase 31 Ma:Bell .4 32 Plot fraction 33 Rain-delay 5 42 Fencing 13 Vanquish weapons 19. Frame of 43 'Ti1anlc" mind award 20 Art 45 Polnled categories arch / gun 22 State of Mlnera dig it ER personnel Generator pert Mexican pot roUoulS 6 Brake parts 35 Loft filler 37 Sleep briefly 38 Glossy 39 Clean· air org. 40 Decide on 7 Plnrro foe 8 Welden Pond dweller ·9 Fumblslor worde 10 Building addlllon 24 25 26 27 47 Kink&' tune excllement 48 Venomous Small fish snake Opens, as 49 Slugger toothpaste Gehrig Lays down 50 Mae Weal Enjoy the role sun 52 JFK 28 "Naked posting · Maja" artist 53 Lincoln's 29 Fall mo. st . 34 Gordon 54 MS readers veggln 36 Hl~heat po1nls ..:-..-r.--,::--,~........ ued? "'t'fll WI N6 TO PLr..NT ;!.. ~ C.ft..RIXN Tf.\15 ~Mt!Z. ,.. 740-247-2019 '";ou <..~ H~L.P PIC.K WAA.T""' WE.'Rt C..OI NC> TO PLIINT- Wf.l'( 1>01-1\ 'IOU . Cell: 740·416·5047 email: SUG<oE5T ~ jrshadfrm@aol.com THING.!:. '(OU . I..,,..,.,__..;,.,....,.,.,_. i !2ft..... ? .AstroGraph . '1bur'lllrthdllr: r Shipmcnts arrive every . at from 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM ' from May 27 lo June 23,2009 a1 Meigs SWCD. 33101 Hiland Rd., Pomeroy, OH 45769. A site viewing Is ached· llmllallon. Envelopes contelnlng bids musl be seated, merked, and ad· dressed as follows: Bid lor Slreom Crosolngs • Water Syslem Sales · Manager pos~oo u led f o r Thursday, to be opened June 24, available. Sales experi- J une 111h, at 10:00 AM 2009 ence requir~d Apply 1n atthe site . All potential Meigs Soli • Waler bidders are welcome to Conservallon District tlllend. To vlaw 1ho site 3310t Hiland Rd. at any other time, Pomeroy•.OH 45169 please contact tho (6) 3, 4, 5 ' 1 ROBERT BISSEll · .Vinyl Siding Specialists, LTD (740) 742-2563 • Siding • Vinyl Windows • Metal and Shingle Roof.• • De<kp t\dditions •Eie<1rical • Plumbing • Pole Barns 1 ~ Embroidered pillow in granny 's house, "Do good by ,. steallh and blush to···· it --··.'' ~---..,.,...,...,. .,_,,.;....,,,,.;..,,-.-1 . e Complete the <huckle quoted by hlllng In the milling worcis you develop frem 31op No. 3 below. @ PRINt 'liMBeR ED lH'ERS !N SQUAR~S 0 ANSWE< ,,N:C R•MStE fORI • 1 . . >< ONCE WEVE MASTE~ED GENETIC MI\NII'UL.A TION, MAYBHET ONE WITH AN YOU'LL BE ABLE ATIWISWCEMT HEAD. Mrl.YBE AKll) THrl.T CAN GLOW IN THE DAJ!K YOU EXT~A ARM OR PEIIHAPS TO ORDER UP YOLJI1 KIDS AtN WA.YYOU'DLIKE. mount OUr VIRTUES." '" HECI(IM YBEVOU COULD Hri.V€ CHil.DfiEN ARLO&JANIS MADE ENTII!ELV OF CHEESE. COULD MAKE THEM AS .ielfStethem UNICUEA~ (740) 517-11883 &....:.;.;;;.:,;;;;;,:::;;;.....1 . . ONE OF II Kl~ liS YOU WANT. .L-5 . -·· 29 Years Experience David Lewis 740-992-6971 lnsurell Free Estimates Stanley TreeTrimming & Removal *Prompt and Qttality Work Rmcs • J nsu~d *Experienced References Availahld Call Gary Stanley @ 740·~91-81»4 Please l ~ave mcs.,uge Room Additions, K.emndrling, Metal & Shingle Roofs. New Homes. Siding, De<ks. Bathroom Remodeling. Ucensed & Insured Cell 7.'10 -l16·2960 7-Hi 992-0730 I· . 1· i1 1 "Collrage is the ladder," I was told, ''on which we will : COWandBOV .(740) 517·5431 *Reasona~e . Fungus - Valet - Often ·- Gritty · VIRTUES Commercial & Residential · •, Free Esllmates • Lawn Maintenance ~· • • Landscaping Selh Carleton I I \1 h ! 11\ 1 RJ II ( t l\,llllt 110\ Concrele Removal and Replacement 1 SCRAM·LE'i:S ANSWERS 6fl/ffl CUTTING EDGE LAWN CARE & Power Washing PSI CONSTRUCTION WV~t0409-.J ,~ L..-:.J---1-.J......J.....J., 740·653-9657 . ' I .. i--,.,:-r--.....:-,--1 ~ $10 per lb Cash onl y Pmt b req uired in adwln~ ­ Seamless Gutters c•mucneN Secllon 18; Rutland to waive any lnlormal· . Township; Molgo lty · In bids. received, County. Ohio and to accept or rejec:t low to form fou• •lmple words; MEDEN l.o~~ rar. tll'\"ft rrw~.lt!ad!i lHI Roollng. Siding. Gutters INVITATION FOR BID SWCO 48 hours in ad· (Construction contract} vance far permissiOn Tr.msmissions MEIGS SOIL AND 1o enter the property, • Aftermarket WATER CONSERVA- Llquldaled damages, Replacement Sheet TION DISTRICT · lor delay Will be Metal & Components 33101 HILAND ROAD $100.00 per calendar Fur All Mok'" nf Yoblcl« POMEROY, OR 45769 . day · . Racine, Ohio M~Y 27, 2009 Payments wlll .b omade ~;;;740-;;;94;9;·;;19;56;";~ SEALED BIDS, subject as follows In lump Jotn Lima Road, Section 13, owner may require, to Scipio Township & reject any and all bids, T~~~:i~' S©~()}A-l&t.~~· :::: !dit<d by ClAY R. POlLAN ·0 leorronqe ioner~ of the . tour SC:rtimbied word• be- SHRIMP (741iJ 742·2563 Guttering Nnw Selling: • Ford & Motorcrnfl P:trts • Engi ne<, Transfer Cases & to the eondltlons eon· aum. Twenly·flve per· CELEBRITY CIPHER seduc&d !he distracted declarer into assuming lt was lroni a suit headed by by Luis Campos the 10-9. South called for dummy's cll.tl C•'t bmy ~h1r Crypl!Jo11FTIUrt Clelllad lf'Oitl Qlle!ehOrl$ by tamous ~It pas( Mdprnenr Eadllttt•t in lne tiPfer sl<r1ds lor anolt'er jack. captured East's queen wUh his Today's clue: 0 equalS U · king, and i mme~iately retumed a club to .dummy's seven. Imagine his dismay " ~VLHL CHL SNI PNHL RJ ' M KS when East produced the nine and shift~ ed to the spa'de queen. Declarer went PI YHKRKMY VNOMLVNZEM RVCS RVLHL down two. · Hf>.M.W~~­ Soutli'should have kept his ayes on the CHL TLNTZL • IYK(l.V KM C Y.KR NO C· cards, not on his opponeflts. He needed T/ti.C.O!:. ... only thre• club tricks, but could not · afford to let e·a81 gain the lead. AI trick INHHF ." • THKSG. L GVCHZLM . one; declarer should have played ·low from both the board and his own hand. PREVIOUSSOLUTION: ·weare anal~ ol Cnrlsllans an<J Muslims, Jews an~ Hindus, and nonbeUevers." - Piesldent Barack Obama Then, unless the lead was an unlikely singleton, e\lerylhing wOuld have been F A P Cy 1 zo persoo ay Sparto;le Supply Company 683 State Route 7 North Gallipol•s, OH. No phone calls please. ~ 42 Prior to 43 Startled cries 44 Explode 48 Really big Fran Lebowitz said, "Being a woman is ot special interest to aspiring mate transse)( uafs. To actual women·lt is simply a good excuse not to play football." I hSve heard m!lny bridge playeJs produce a lot of exeuse1t Perhaps the worst was: ~~ could not believe my opponent could make such a bad plqy.• However, women can ·sorQetimes cause their opponents to misplay. For ~tx:ample , so:m~ women dress sexlly with the express intention of distracting their male opponentS _. and It works! . In tQday's deal, South was playi ng against two young women wearing miniskirts and see-throUgh blouses. WeS1 !ed the club 1o against three no· trur.np. How shoulrJ South have contln· lnsure<l8 Bonde<l Accepting Plans and speclflca- any ltef!l of any bid un-for Part lions may be viewed less such btd Ia quail· AN's and Monday 1hrough Friday fled ~Y · speclllc us . P~OBLeM1 ~ "THf . Given the chance, cash in H&H talned herein, will be cent (25%) ollho lotal RECEIVED untl14 :30 p. contract shall be paid m., TUESDAY, JUNE 23, ptlot to commence2009 and then opened, mont of the Work wllh lor furnishing all male- tho remaining balance rials and performing all due or payable upon •New Homes STREAM SWCD'sllnal Flll ·Out An Application work lor • Garages AND accoptonce oi the M-F 9AM-5PM. Contact CROSSINGS work. • Complet.e Lucy Goff,_ Staf1 Develop- WATER SYSTEM· Remodeling ment Coordinator conslrucllon of tNr" Blda muat be oubml1· (3) crushed llmoslone ted on lhe provided At(740)992~72. EOE & Participant Of .The stream croaalng and "Bid" form, and the construcllon ol a live- successful bidder will " Drug-Free Workplace stock water system .be required to execute . Stop & Compare . Progran:' · consisting of three (!) tho attached "Contract· ~~!!!!! water t anks and asso· for Construction Ser~ ~~-=,__~..,.....,.- · elated pipeline, boring vices" . · Are You Tired of the Cor~ and plumbing . The right Is reserved 1 Jleplacement porate Headaches In located at: 371 New as tho lnlerest of lite Windows and a Feml~ Owned Home Health Agaocy Providing Flexible Hours and a Great Wortr.ing Environ- Answer to Previous Puu:le J&L Construction J40-892 1m !~ ...~ South • K4 • 8 1; THE BORN LOSER Of Street, Middtepon, · Ohk> . , Q· J tO 7 6 • QJ 3 • 52 ... Q 9 6 1 Doo Diego · masked 6 Act Irresolutely 12 LOyalist Benediet14 Take a snHI 15 Spice the contract Immediately. The club 10 "&-,tiM;,••.,_. Is Pleased To An nounce We Are Accepting Appli· cations For A Full Tlme RN 7P-7A To Join Our Friendly And Dedicated Staff. Applicant's Must Be Dependable, Team Players With ·Positive At· titudes To Join Us tn Pro\liding Outstanding, OuaUty Care To Our Residents. Stop By And 41 Mind-read· The auction dissuaded West from leading a·red sull,. which Would heve defeeted the contract assuming Easl shifted to the spade ejueen when on play. Wes1 did welt_not to lead a spade and gi\le away I OverbrOok Center, Located At 333 Page t/7 great packages to choose from 1 Trucking .ol'lo. U T O IV'IUTI V r l tl Do-it-yourself convenience tl Easy to use . tl Upload photos and graphics tl Print and Online options lliil S&L a-man Li fe••• •n • Save time and money. Go to www.mydailysentinel.com and click on Glassifieds and follow the user-friendly steps to place your ad. '. Free Estlmale• Hours 7:110 am· 8:00 pm """'""".......,"''""' A Do-it-yourself classified ads ,. .u Local Contractor 740-367•0536 llasl A 9 8 • 10 5 VERSES \'1 to ~LC@CA AEQ COM . . 740·949·2217 S.S'.10' to 10' lC 30" ' "'' 7 40-367·0544 West • • 962 +I08 l 4 3 www.t.bll........keabinftl7,aom Modical ~ . 1: Electric, Plumbing, Drywall, Remodeling, Rooni A,dditions Racine, OH 45771 HardwHdCablneirr And Fui'I!Uure ,,, Benefits. · Fa~e resume tO ... 29625 Bashan Road Doors. Windows, BARNEY Shop Service Technician post; available for diesel and hydraulics. Experience necessary. Hoatth!Retirement & }JM~ • Q6 ... A J 7! • lion k ¥AK tn4 Fully l!J~!Ure.'~ ext. 230 1 Apply Online: httpl{jobs.inlocision.com Me<:hanlcs . Roofing, Siding, Soffit, Decks, 0643-{)9 5 32 ul'ldM coritrol. Super 8 Gallipolis is seeking FT Desk Clerk to work 9pm - 9am. Apply 1n person. No phone calls. ., Hill's Self Storage • LIKE TO ~(l..T cial Care Cleaning 1743 ::--:-~..,..-..,..... Centenary ArJ. Security America hiring j ' North CORNER STONE CONSTRUCTION Now 1·888-IMC·PAVU Must . be dependable qualified · In all a$pects of restOration & remodlllcation, \lalicl driver l!cense. P!V application at Spe- ~~-=~~-::-.-.... HVAC . Service Techni· cian needed, experience reqLJfred,· call (740)667-3316 or fax resume to 740.667-3321 Nat ' . " 1 1 88 . sarvlce P'art Time Employees Needed 5:30 • 11 ;00 pm Make tundraising calls lor conseNati\le organizations such as the NRA! Conducting Interviews 4563t "" ACROSS R,ehab"iHtatlon payJng job worki ng lor an oil firm as a local agent and eam more. Job re- ===800=·5=6= 5·=01=6=7=:: R:E"tt £!rtAt£ · BRIDGE entef is currently seek- ;g•;•m ;;;;;;_.. . "!"""'".'"!""-"!""Get that perfect part tlme "The Proctorville Difference" $1 and a deerJ is all you need toownyourdream home. Call Now! Classlfleds The Daily SentiJ'Iel • Page 8 5 er'sleHers to $592. rvml Rlvers Tower IS ac- 740-992-5!)64. Equal Housulg Oppol'l unity ) ~epung app teanons Ior ~~.;_~---wwung list lor HUD sub- :oo: o;KM:ed, 1-BR apar1mef1t Modem 1SA apt Call fnr the elderly/disabled , 74 0-446-0390 ~ www.mydailysentlnet.com ill Room Aekfiflon• I Remodelklg stoveln3trigerator WID. Many floor plans! Easy license. Salary is base<! l,omero)', Ohio 67 Mill Cr€lek, No Pe ts. Financing! We own the on commission. Inter- · Now Garages Comrnerdal • ~G;;;al;;:liP;;O;; I";;.·.;.44;;6.; ·9,;; 52;;3:..: . ""!':~ ban.... Call today'. ested candidates should . • Eleotr!taf & Plumbing ~ ' · Rooffng 1- Outttrt: Residential 5 room house ai 44 Olive 866-215-5774 fill out an application at · VInyl Siding I Painting 333 Paga Street Mi . d dlo • Frer Estimates St. Has s.tove/relridge. • · Patio and Po reh [}fcks $425/rent . plus deposit, port, Ohio. Overbrook 4740) 992·5009 ' ' Govemment will pay you Center participales in the Cu~lum Hornt! Building Spac1ous secondlthfrd No pets. 446-3945 up · tO $8000 to buy a nrtw drug tree Workplace ProV.C. YOUNG Ill Steel FrilmL" Huildin!!S floor apt overlook•ng For rent 3 bt'. house w/ home. Don't miss your gram. LJ92 -!;215 Building. Remodelin.g GallipOlis City Park and _deck. DR., 112 base- share ol the stimulus bail ~~~-~~~... '140-591-0195 Rtver L.A. den. lrg. ment, all elec.on out money. No Gim- 0\/erbrook Rehabilitation General repair Pomvr o\'. Oh:•.J Klt~l1en-din1ng area · with dead-end street, zoned micks, ~o Hypo. Call tO Geriler is currently seek- 30 YcJI~ Lor.al b;..r••q•nccwww.hank~cdb..com all new appliances & A-t com. ref · & . clap be Pre-Qualified .. lng a beaulic1an to woril; FULL'f ~~~SURE.D cupboards. 3 BR, 2 304-675-4532 740-424-9728 or toll fr ee in the facility's beauty sabaths. laundry area. 866-338-3201 lon . Candidales should Johnson 's 'J!ee $900 per month. Call possess a \18~d 0 11io 446-2325 -or446-4 425 Service 14)( 70. 2 br, da, large Managing Cos_metoloigist ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; closets, appliances . In· License. Salary · is based Gallipolis, OH 456J J T 1 1ara . Townhouse on commission. Inter· nsurcd , Fret eluded, (740)949-2944 f~:st •ma ' t es . 20yrs .:.:4:V· v Apartments - 2BR. 1.5 Renf91ested candidates should bath, back patio, pool, ~==;;:;:~=~~ ·-=~~~,.,...~- fill oul an ,application at 740-441 ~9387 1 d ( h :"1 b · o 11 ,. wv· HUGE Doublewide Rick .loh.. S(tn·O " ·ner P aygroun • tras . • sewL m a · erry 333 Page Street. Middle;==~:;==:;~:;;:==··===:: age water pd) "i.12!'i .l~l ~ ml'tn , ... 'B2S.OO 200if New $37,989 · · mymidwesthome.com port, Ohio. Overbrook $426/rent. $425/sec. dep. 104-676--liOO nr Center participates in the 7-¥1-IIH--Ii99ll 740-628-2750 dep· C aII 74 "~" 45~• 599 drug free Worl<plsce Pr.o- :;;i3::;ll·::;''~88:;:2,;;·3::;0;,:t7_ _ _ _ $327 ,,u 67S-6679 ' Sr., Pomeroy, Oh 45769, Pick-up applications Mon-Fri. s-a . Sat. 8-5 3BA 2er W/0 SIR S575 446 _4060 ELLM VIEW APTS rent' $575 deposit + utili- ,.,,.....,,.,.... 2&1BA and up. Central Grecloua Liv ing 1 and 2 1188 1722 Chatham Ave Sal. Ail W D hookup. tenant Bedroom Apts at Village 740 _645- 1646 ~~=~~;;;;;:~~ pavs t!!cctr'L tHO Elm Manor and Riverside ,_;;.,;..;.;..;.;.;_ _ _ _ Country living- 3·5BA. V1ew Apts Apts. 111 Middleport, from Newly remodeled 38R 2-3 BA on property. 1 Weclnesdl!y, June 3, 2009 ALLEVOOP ~1119/m~,l LO· ABLE' Townhouse apart- ments houses www.mydallysentinel.com \ GRIZZWE(LS ~ \'1\llC:\1 ~ McRf. 111\~i~~i To ~ ' A. \-\It:~ ~A.\,/>.t;/.'1 ~ ~i\'5F'ACTI~? '*' SOUPTONUTZ �Page 84 • The Daily Sentinel Apomnentsf Apaotmenb/ Townhou... TownhouMS cONVENIENTLV CATED & HouMa For Renl Furn. apt. downtown AFFORD· Pt Pleasant,·upstatrs. clean. all ut11. pd . 1 b• no pet~ $475.00 atld10f small lor rent can 740-441 1111 for appll nat iOrl & 1r'IIOr!J\(IIIOf1 Rental. Wednesday, June 3, 2009 . Help W<IIIM<I • Gonoral -1 11!.•t!. .:! h11t1!. 3BR dble-w1de fum1shed, Now accepting appliesli;on!.. Kcp"' t'i' i du"' n, I\ SA 143 - Pomeroy. $625 lions. Swisher & Lohse _ll'••r'. W'T .\I'Rl h•r j,,lln~' mo. met most ut~llies & .Pharmacy 112 ~ Ma1n. :-.11'0 -6!0-4Y-I(I t'\ 1{(1 ~7 1awnca1e. 740-591-5174 2 bedroom, plus house amon. + dep:/please call after 5pm 304-675-7499 for rent 446-n23 In town. 3BR, 2 bath doublewlde on BulaviUe Pike. Call Overbrook ~ 367 ·7762 or after .;,!!! "a.=.l ~nR dpls. 6 m1 from Holr.er some Ulili!ies pd or Jppliances avail. ;:~~~~~5288 de~ + 988 _6130 ;::::;.;:.:~-----· Fum1stied Apartment 2nd A\le. upstairs all utili-ttes pd. 1BA, No Pets, Gallipolis. 446·9523 - ·spactou's 38R Gallipolis t"Jtf St parking WID pre. lOCI WtSJG_ No Pels. $6S<l mo • dep 740·591 Commercial 5174 or 441-0110 N. 3rd Ave 2 · Br water and trash ineluded. No pets. At John- in Middle- por). 1 br. lurr11shed apt.. Commercial . Storage So11's Mobile Home Park . . ret & dep., no pets. Convenien t location Ca\1 ,740-+645•0506 740-992-0165 2QX25 with a 2' Dock for , Newly remodled 3BA 2 4 room apl. easy loading/unloading. balh on !arm $75() mttt w/stovelfndge. · utilities 740-339-0885 pd. upslalrs no pets al utilities 46 .Olive St. $450/mo - ._ Commercial Space for dep. 740.·446-3945 Rent tully eq"'pped Sa· ?~;::;;::::;;;.:;:~";"".,.. Jon or office space avail· Beautiful Apta. at Jack- able. . S400/mo. 2000 son Estat'es. 52 West· wOod Dr., lrom $ 365 10 sqffl 703-501 -4808 $560. 740,-4 46-2568 Office/ Equal Housing Opportu· warehouse/Storage nlty. This institutiOn IS an Great LocatiQn 749 Tl1ird Equal Opportunity ProAile., GalllpoUs! vtder and Emolgyer $399/month rm 1BOO lsla11d V1ew Motel has sqft. Build-out negotiable vacancies ~35.00/Night. Call Wayne 740-446-0406 404-4s6-'3802 included. 540-729·1331 ;,;;.;,;.;.;.;;;.._ _ _..., 2BA unlutnohed mobile hOme in Rodney. All :•;;le.;.ct;;ric;;.·.44..;6.;·2;;69;;2~-.,.. -::: 3 br. mobile home in MldrJieport, all electric, $ 450 1 mo. pus dep., (740)992-6068 or 740-416·1354 3 br. mobile home outside Pomeroy, $275 rent, $275 dep., years lease, no pets, 740-992-5097 c FJeedom Homes lng a beavticlan to work in . the facility's beauty salon. Candidates should possess a valid Ohio Managing CosmetoiDgiSt qulrements: GOod com· muniCation skills in Eng- lish,.Jnternet access Any previous working experience could be an advan· tag~. Applicants shOuld send 'their resume to JaAceou~ng I Finar1ciol son Wheller email ACCC?Untant: Full-time sonwheller27@grnail.co ·· .h m ) for more info. pos1tron w1t busy accounting office in Galtlj,o- 0.;::::'~:':""::--::--;-, lis for. immerJiate employOhio Valley B'-nk ment. Accounting d&gfee is now accepting and experience required. applications lor a Fun Must haVe good organ- . Time Tetlerb, our izational skills and· the Pt. Pleasant Office ilblllty to work !ndepend· We offer a gen e ~s ent!y with strong ·anen- ·· salary and benefits lion to detail. Please package, including send resume and re ler401 -K retirement and ences to career advanc~ment gaHipolisaccountan t@ oppo_rtuni ties. gmaiLcom , Pre -employment drug or mail to CLA _101, PO testing Is required. Box 469, Gallipolis. OH tntemsted person s may obtain a job 45631 appticatlon a! any Oh10 Clerical Valley Bank or from our website, Local la w office $&eking www.ovbc.com receplionisVOOcretar;. EOE • Mlf ·ON Experience preferred. ·oa- Malt resumes to; P.O. BoK 35 1, Gal!ipolls, Ohio Phillip Alder YOUNG 'S Carpenter Servtce BANKS CONST RUCTION co. . Help WanNd • Gonoral - Need 7 ladies to sell A\/ On call 740-446·3358 Tree re. ffiOVaJ, planting, . laWn Care, and alf YOUr · landSCaping needs. Residential and Commercial security Officers Interviews June 41h 1oam to 4p Mason County DHHA Office 710 Viand St. Point Pleasant. wv 740-446-9104 or A Dump Truck Service We Haul Gravel. Limestone, Coal, Compos!, Top Soil Call Wa lt or Sandy 740-992-3220 or 7 400 -59 1 -37~6 Cell Celebration . &IJ ' leltt' ...... . .. ,..,. ' . IIIII RIWo30a.- • - - n I1 ,.-1·\iO.....l i -&.---99 iiiit """"""ocll ....... -- ......... Racine, Ohio Owners: Jon Van Meter & Paul Row& lleeda lob Done? Classilieds , VInyl Siding • Replacement. Windows ·Roofing • Oeckl ·Garages ·Pole Bul[dlngs ·Room Addltlontt Owf18r: James Keesee II 742·2332 iii ' 1, , . . -.... r• I 4 -'7. . ' ...... OIJI}''10 .'f•2.'9r'· •1ct.99 :1 .... ·~-,.. . --. ...,, Homecare~ Come ·!...,.,._ 81.111a ... ii 4-·- ~ -- ....... ' . '45.9$ '~;89 The Daily Sentinel www. mydailysentinel.com '· +AKJ 9 ... K 8 4 3 Dealer: South Vulnerable: Both Soulb West North East t • Pass t¥ Pass I NT Pass 3NT All pass Advertise in this space for $70 per,. month Opening le.ad: • 10 WttAT .f~EMS TO Bt ~~ ~ OLY~ C: INEI'<1A mont. Now Applications TlmOIPerdiBfTl LPN's Call t·B66·36B-ttOO . OPYSSfY~ .IN YA A SCHOOL SONG WIF 't2 SHOULD BE DONE JEST reOUT IN TIME FER RECESS II .... 48 Claim 51 Tlmo olthe grinder 16 Glares at 11 Big galoot mammals 55 Evening ~~he 56 clogger agenda 19 Dept. head 57 ·Throbs or 21 Chicago 56 Emirs and tralne 23 Trendy stttolks meal 26 "Tho Bells" DOWN 18 Freeway 27 ~i.t.w murmur -· 11 Homo tel. 1 Uee a ray 28 Weighs 2 mare I3 30 Footed vase 31 Ma:Bell .4 32 Plot fraction 33 Rain-delay 5 42 Fencing 13 Vanquish weapons 19. Frame of 43 'Ti1anlc" mind award 20 Art 45 Polnled categories arch / gun 22 State of Mlnera dig it ER personnel Generator pert Mexican pot roUoulS 6 Brake parts 35 Loft filler 37 Sleep briefly 38 Glossy 39 Clean· air org. 40 Decide on 7 Plnrro foe 8 Welden Pond dweller ·9 Fumblslor worde 10 Building addlllon 24 25 26 27 47 Kink&' tune excllement 48 Venomous Small fish snake Opens, as 49 Slugger toothpaste Gehrig Lays down 50 Mae Weal Enjoy the role sun 52 JFK 28 "Naked posting · Maja" artist 53 Lincoln's 29 Fall mo. st . 34 Gordon 54 MS readers veggln 36 Hl~heat po1nls ..:-..-r.--,::--,~........ ued? "'t'fll WI N6 TO PLr..NT ;!.. ~ C.ft..RIXN Tf.\15 ~Mt!Z. ,.. 740-247-2019 '";ou <..~ H~L.P PIC.K WAA.T""' WE.'Rt C..OI NC> TO PLIINT- Wf.l'( 1>01-1\ 'IOU . Cell: 740·416·5047 email: SUG<oE5T ~ jrshadfrm@aol.com THING.!:. '(OU . I..,,..,.,__..;,.,....,.,.,_. i !2ft..... ? .AstroGraph . '1bur'lllrthdllr: r Shipmcnts arrive every . at from 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM ' from May 27 lo June 23,2009 a1 Meigs SWCD. 33101 Hiland Rd., Pomeroy, OH 45769. A site viewing Is ached· llmllallon. Envelopes contelnlng bids musl be seated, merked, and ad· dressed as follows: Bid lor Slreom Crosolngs • Water Syslem Sales · Manager pos~oo u led f o r Thursday, to be opened June 24, available. Sales experi- J une 111h, at 10:00 AM 2009 ence requir~d Apply 1n atthe site . All potential Meigs Soli • Waler bidders are welcome to Conservallon District tlllend. To vlaw 1ho site 3310t Hiland Rd. at any other time, Pomeroy•.OH 45169 please contact tho (6) 3, 4, 5 ' 1 ROBERT BISSEll · .Vinyl Siding Specialists, LTD (740) 742-2563 • Siding • Vinyl Windows • Metal and Shingle Roof.• • De<kp t\dditions •Eie<1rical • Plumbing • Pole Barns 1 ~ Embroidered pillow in granny 's house, "Do good by ,. steallh and blush to···· it --··.'' ~---..,.,...,...,. .,_,,.;....,,,,.;..,,-.-1 . e Complete the <huckle quoted by hlllng In the milling worcis you develop frem 31op No. 3 below. @ PRINt 'liMBeR ED lH'ERS !N SQUAR~S 0 ANSWE< ,,N:C R•MStE fORI • 1 . . >< ONCE WEVE MASTE~ED GENETIC MI\NII'UL.A TION, MAYBHET ONE WITH AN YOU'LL BE ABLE ATIWISWCEMT HEAD. Mrl.YBE AKll) THrl.T CAN GLOW IN THE DAJ!K YOU EXT~A ARM OR PEIIHAPS TO ORDER UP YOLJI1 KIDS AtN WA.YYOU'DLIKE. mount OUr VIRTUES." '" HECI(IM YBEVOU COULD Hri.V€ CHil.DfiEN ARLO&JANIS MADE ENTII!ELV OF CHEESE. COULD MAKE THEM AS .ielfStethem UNICUEA~ (740) 517-11883 &....:.;.;;;.:,;;;;;,:::;;;.....1 . . ONE OF II Kl~ liS YOU WANT. .L-5 . -·· 29 Years Experience David Lewis 740-992-6971 lnsurell Free Estimates Stanley TreeTrimming & Removal *Prompt and Qttality Work Rmcs • J nsu~d *Experienced References Availahld Call Gary Stanley @ 740·~91-81»4 Please l ~ave mcs.,uge Room Additions, K.emndrling, Metal & Shingle Roofs. New Homes. Siding, De<ks. Bathroom Remodeling. Ucensed & Insured Cell 7.'10 -l16·2960 7-Hi 992-0730 I· . 1· i1 1 "Collrage is the ladder," I was told, ''on which we will : COWandBOV .(740) 517·5431 *Reasona~e . Fungus - Valet - Often ·- Gritty · VIRTUES Commercial & Residential · •, Free Esllmates • Lawn Maintenance ~· • • Landscaping Selh Carleton I I \1 h ! 11\ 1 RJ II ( t l\,llllt 110\ Concrele Removal and Replacement 1 SCRAM·LE'i:S ANSWERS 6fl/ffl CUTTING EDGE LAWN CARE & Power Washing PSI CONSTRUCTION WV~t0409-.J ,~ L..-:.J---1-.J......J.....J., 740·653-9657 . ' I .. i--,.,:-r--.....:-,--1 ~ $10 per lb Cash onl y Pmt b req uired in adwln~ ­ Seamless Gutters c•mucneN Secllon 18; Rutland to waive any lnlormal· . Township; Molgo lty · In bids. received, County. Ohio and to accept or rejec:t low to form fou• •lmple words; MEDEN l.o~~ rar. tll'\"ft rrw~.lt!ad!i lHI Roollng. Siding. Gutters INVITATION FOR BID SWCO 48 hours in ad· (Construction contract} vance far permissiOn Tr.msmissions MEIGS SOIL AND 1o enter the property, • Aftermarket WATER CONSERVA- Llquldaled damages, Replacement Sheet TION DISTRICT · lor delay Will be Metal & Components 33101 HILAND ROAD $100.00 per calendar Fur All Mok'" nf Yoblcl« POMEROY, OR 45769 . day · . Racine, Ohio M~Y 27, 2009 Payments wlll .b omade ~;;;740-;;;94;9;·;;19;56;";~ SEALED BIDS, subject as follows In lump Jotn Lima Road, Section 13, owner may require, to Scipio Township & reject any and all bids, T~~~:i~' S©~()}A-l&t.~~· :::: !dit<d by ClAY R. POlLAN ·0 leorronqe ioner~ of the . tour SC:rtimbied word• be- SHRIMP (741iJ 742·2563 Guttering Nnw Selling: • Ford & Motorcrnfl P:trts • Engi ne<, Transfer Cases & to the eondltlons eon· aum. Twenly·flve per· CELEBRITY CIPHER seduc&d !he distracted declarer into assuming lt was lroni a suit headed by by Luis Campos the 10-9. South called for dummy's cll.tl C•'t bmy ~h1r Crypl!Jo11FTIUrt Clelllad lf'Oitl Qlle!ehOrl$ by tamous ~It pas( Mdprnenr Eadllttt•t in lne tiPfer sl<r1ds lor anolt'er jack. captured East's queen wUh his Today's clue: 0 equalS U · king, and i mme~iately retumed a club to .dummy's seven. Imagine his dismay " ~VLHL CHL SNI PNHL RJ ' M KS when East produced the nine and shift~ ed to the spa'de queen. Declarer went PI YHKRKMY VNOMLVNZEM RVCS RVLHL down two. · Hf>.M.W~~­ Soutli'should have kept his ayes on the CHL TLNTZL • IYK(l.V KM C Y.KR NO C· cards, not on his opponeflts. He needed T/ti.C.O!:. ... only thre• club tricks, but could not · afford to let e·a81 gain the lead. AI trick INHHF ." • THKSG. L GVCHZLM . one; declarer should have played ·low from both the board and his own hand. PREVIOUSSOLUTION: ·weare anal~ ol Cnrlsllans an<J Muslims, Jews an~ Hindus, and nonbeUevers." - Piesldent Barack Obama Then, unless the lead was an unlikely singleton, e\lerylhing wOuld have been F A P Cy 1 zo persoo ay Sparto;le Supply Company 683 State Route 7 North Gallipol•s, OH. No phone calls please. ~ 42 Prior to 43 Startled cries 44 Explode 48 Really big Fran Lebowitz said, "Being a woman is ot special interest to aspiring mate transse)( uafs. To actual women·lt is simply a good excuse not to play football." I hSve heard m!lny bridge playeJs produce a lot of exeuse1t Perhaps the worst was: ~~ could not believe my opponent could make such a bad plqy.• However, women can ·sorQetimes cause their opponents to misplay. For ~tx:ample , so:m~ women dress sexlly with the express intention of distracting their male opponentS _. and It works! . In tQday's deal, South was playi ng against two young women wearing miniskirts and see-throUgh blouses. WeS1 !ed the club 1o against three no· trur.np. How shoulrJ South have contln· lnsure<l8 Bonde<l Accepting Plans and speclflca- any ltef!l of any bid un-for Part lions may be viewed less such btd Ia quail· AN's and Monday 1hrough Friday fled ~Y · speclllc us . P~OBLeM1 ~ "THf . Given the chance, cash in H&H talned herein, will be cent (25%) ollho lotal RECEIVED untl14 :30 p. contract shall be paid m., TUESDAY, JUNE 23, ptlot to commence2009 and then opened, mont of the Work wllh lor furnishing all male- tho remaining balance rials and performing all due or payable upon •New Homes STREAM SWCD'sllnal Flll ·Out An Application work lor • Garages AND accoptonce oi the M-F 9AM-5PM. Contact CROSSINGS work. • Complet.e Lucy Goff,_ Staf1 Develop- WATER SYSTEM· Remodeling ment Coordinator conslrucllon of tNr" Blda muat be oubml1· (3) crushed llmoslone ted on lhe provided At(740)992~72. EOE & Participant Of .The stream croaalng and "Bid" form, and the construcllon ol a live- successful bidder will " Drug-Free Workplace stock water system .be required to execute . Stop & Compare . Progran:' · consisting of three (!) tho attached "Contract· ~~!!!!! water t anks and asso· for Construction Ser~ ~~-=,__~..,.....,.- · elated pipeline, boring vices" . · Are You Tired of the Cor~ and plumbing . The right Is reserved 1 Jleplacement porate Headaches In located at: 371 New as tho lnlerest of lite Windows and a Feml~ Owned Home Health Agaocy Providing Flexible Hours and a Great Wortr.ing Environ- Answer to Previous Puu:le J&L Construction J40-892 1m !~ ...~ South • K4 • 8 1; THE BORN LOSER Of Street, Middtepon, · Ohk> . , Q· J tO 7 6 • QJ 3 • 52 ... Q 9 6 1 Doo Diego · masked 6 Act Irresolutely 12 LOyalist Benediet14 Take a snHI 15 Spice the contract Immediately. The club 10 "&-,tiM;,••.,_. Is Pleased To An nounce We Are Accepting Appli· cations For A Full Tlme RN 7P-7A To Join Our Friendly And Dedicated Staff. Applicant's Must Be Dependable, Team Players With ·Positive At· titudes To Join Us tn Pro\liding Outstanding, OuaUty Care To Our Residents. Stop By And 41 Mind-read· The auction dissuaded West from leading a·red sull,. which Would heve defeeted the contract assuming Easl shifted to the spade ejueen when on play. Wes1 did welt_not to lead a spade and gi\le away I OverbrOok Center, Located At 333 Page t/7 great packages to choose from 1 Trucking .ol'lo. U T O IV'IUTI V r l tl Do-it-yourself convenience tl Easy to use . tl Upload photos and graphics tl Print and Online options lliil S&L a-man Li fe••• •n • Save time and money. 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Overbrook 4740) 992·5009 ' ' Govemment will pay you Center participales in the Cu~lum Hornt! Building Spac1ous secondlthfrd No pets. 446-3945 up · tO $8000 to buy a nrtw drug tree Workplace ProV.C. YOUNG Ill Steel FrilmL" Huildin!!S floor apt overlook•ng For rent 3 bt'. house w/ home. Don't miss your gram. LJ92 -!;215 Building. Remodelin.g GallipOlis City Park and _deck. DR., 112 base- share ol the stimulus bail ~~~-~~~... '140-591-0195 Rtver L.A. den. lrg. ment, all elec.on out money. No Gim- 0\/erbrook Rehabilitation General repair Pomvr o\'. Oh:•.J Klt~l1en-din1ng area · with dead-end street, zoned micks, ~o Hypo. Call tO Geriler is currently seek- 30 YcJI~ Lor.al b;..r••q•nccwww.hank~cdb..com all new appliances & A-t com. ref · & . clap be Pre-Qualified .. lng a beaulic1an to woril; FULL'f ~~~SURE.D cupboards. 3 BR, 2 304-675-4532 740-424-9728 or toll fr ee in the facility's beauty sabaths. laundry area. 866-338-3201 lon . Candidales should Johnson 's 'J!ee $900 per month. Call possess a \18~d 0 11io 446-2325 -or446-4 425 Service 14)( 70. 2 br, da, large Managing Cos_metoloigist ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; closets, appliances . In· License. Salary · is based Gallipolis, OH 456J J T 1 1ara . Townhouse on commission. Inter· nsurcd , Fret eluded, (740)949-2944 f~:st •ma ' t es . 20yrs .:.:4:V· v Apartments - 2BR. 1.5 Renf91ested candidates should bath, back patio, pool, ~==;;:;:~=~~ ·-=~~~,.,...~- fill oul an ,application at 740-441 ~9387 1 d ( h :"1 b · o 11 ,. wv· HUGE Doublewide Rick .loh.. S(tn·O " ·ner P aygroun • tras . • sewL m a · erry 333 Page Street. Middle;==~:;==:;~:;;:==··===:: age water pd) "i.12!'i .l~l ~ ml'tn , ... 'B2S.OO 200if New $37,989 · · mymidwesthome.com port, Ohio. 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'*' SOUPTONUTZ �I rww .mydailysentinel.com Page B6 • The Daily Sentinel Wednesday, June 3, 2009 Memphis finds no proof former layer cheated MEMPHIS , Tenn. (AP) · Kansas in the title game. player 's score had been handwriting ''probably'" did - Memphis says it should School officials argue canceled. That letter came nllt match the handwriting keep the victories from the that even if the NCAA's May 5. 2008. after Rose's ·on the test. The university 2007-08 season which Committee on Infractions only season at Memphis. says the ex pen's conclusion ended in the national title believes a former player When asked directly is not stroog enough to . jlame after an internal cheated , the program about the tests he was prove the player knowingly investigation turned up no 'hould not be penalized reponed to have taken , the cheated on the ~xam. proof that a former men\ because the school was report says the player Athletic director R.C . basketball player cheated unaware of any wrongdo- responded that he took each Johnson declined to speak on his SAT exam. ing. of them himself. The player with The Associated Press "At this point, tl)ere is not "did not pursue any of the through a spokeswoman. "Certainly, the University of Memphis should not suf- sufficient evidence on opportunities made avail- He has said the school fer a financial penalty or which to conclude that (the· able to him by . ETS to checks out potentials albvacation of records for the player) knew or . should attempt to validate his letes, but has refused to 200S NCAA tournament as have known that he was scores. The first notice of detail such effons . a result of this allegation," ineligible at the time· of his these opponunities was sent Kentucky officials ~ere · according to a report detail- participation in the. NCAA very late in the basketball aware of the allegations when ing the school's investiga- championship," the· repon season. ... At this point , they hired Calipari and tion into NCAA allegations. says. there is not sufficient evi- believe the coach was open The report, released to Memphis will present its dence on which to conclude and honest about the situatiOn. The Associated Press and findings to the Committee that he knew or should have Johnson interviewed several other news outlets Tuesday on Infractions on Saturday known that he was ineligible high-profile coaches when under a public records in Indianapolis. Former at the time of his participa- Calipari left, but·couldn't lure request. details Memphis' coach John Calipari, now tion in the NCAA champi- them to Memphis. So he inter.nal probe into accusa- with Kentucky, is expected onship . turned to 31-year-old Calipari tions that a former player to participate by phone. "The university ... took ;~ssistant Josh Pastner. allowed a stand-in to take The report released all reasonable steps to conPastner, who has said he . his SAT. . The report also Tuesday says school offi- firm that (name redacted) knew nothing about the looked into cha rges of cials have encouraged the had met eligibility require- investigation before being . hired, was excused from grade tampering on behalf player - whose name was ments," the report states. of the player. blacked out - to cooperate Memphis ofticials first paf!icipation because of a Most names in the repon . with the NCAA investiga- began to look into the play- previous commitment. were redacted by the sc hool tion, but his "consistent er's lest score in October NCAA officials notified becau se of privacy con- response" is that he took 2007 when a public school Memphis on Jan. 16 of the cerns, but an attorney for the test and he already employee in the player's "knowing fraudulence or former Memphis · star answered the same ques- home city contacted the misconduct" that occurred Derrick Rose has acknowl- tions in 2007. university about possible in 2007-08. The Tigers won edged that Rose cooperated Rose 's attorney, Daniel E. grade tampering. . 38 games that sea~on and with an investigation of Reidy, did not immediately • The. school says the only were the national runnerup. Calipari, who . left similar allegations while return a message left proof of a fraudulent . test still a student. Tuesday at his office. score comes from a foren- . Memphis and Sijlned an 8- .. Rose, the overall No. I The repon also says the sic document examiner year, $31 .65 million conpick in the 2008 NBA draft school had no proof the hired by the NCAA to look tract with Kentucky on and the rookie of the year, SAT was fraudulent until at the player's handwriting March 31, has been assured was the point guard for the notified by the Educational samples. She was only able by the NCAA that he is not Memphis team that lost to Testing Service that the to say that the pLayer's under investigation. I I GM, Chrysler say · slashing dealerships necessary, A2 Gold Wmgs & Ribs Festival edition 2009 giil.,. Inside Today's Sentinel Priotodon 100~ ~ Recycled Newsprint t].... Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio .30 CE~·l S • \ ol. ;JS . :\' o. ~ ::!H SPORTS • Still no decision on Magic's Nelson. SeePageBl I II l BY BETH SERGENT . BSERGENTOMYOAILYSENTINEL.COM a AP jlftoto ,J t :\ t· -f.. \\ \\ \\ n, \ d .11 h :.! o ot) its website with a quote from Meigs County Sheriff Rohen Beegle. Beegle is· quoted as saying the situatJori was a "big misunderstanding that got blown out of proportion" an4 '·'the man was a student at ari area clown school and had not changed out of costume and makeup." The Website also reported Beegle as saying a background check was done on the man as well as his · computer and nothing "suspicious" was found and "the case is closed." · Co\nmissioners • ·. OK Middleport home demo, construction Magic players: PG Nelson will play in NBA finrus ' APphoto . Hudler (26), Detroit Red Wings' Darren Helm, right, and Jiri of the Czech Republic, celebrate teammate Jonathan J;:rlcsson's goal against Pittsburgh Penguins goaltender Marc· Andre Fleury, left, during the second period of Game 2 of the NHL hockey Stanley Cup finals in Detroit on Sunday. Red Wings' Bossa set for . rough return to 'The Igloo PITTSBURGH (AP) - onship for the founh time in The Detroit Red Wings need II se~sons and got right only to go back one year to back to the finals this year. recall what it's like to take a ·And just like 2008, the 2-0 Stanley Cup finals lead Red Wings earned a pair of into "The Igloo" against the home wins at the stan of the Pittsburgh Penguins. finals and carry a seemingly They kn6w what to expect commanding lead into from the raucous crowd that Pittsburgh. Detroit ultimate(s encourag~d to ·stage a ly won the Cup for the ll th · ~white-out" for Game 3 on . time. in six games over Tuesday night. They have Pittsburgh. · been here before. two wins With .a split ofroad games shy of capturing the Cup. . Tuesday and Thursday, the Marian Hossa Was also Red Wings would have a there last year, but his mem- chance to become the first eries and experience will do ·repeat NHL champions, little to help him face fans since they did it in 1997 and (hat were sorry to see him go '98, as early as Saturday and are angry that he has night at home. conie back with the Winged "We're not letting ourWheel op his jersey. selves think about that," said ''It's going to be loud in captain Nicklas Lidstrom, a Pittsburgh," said Hossa, four-time Cup champion. l\'hO left the Penguins after "We know they have a great last year's finals toss to chance going into their Detroit and signed a cheaper building. We have a real and shoner deal with the tough challenge in Game 3." Red Wings. "They show you Detroit won Games 4 and what they think . It's going to 6 in Pittsburgh last year, so be great atmosphere. the fired-up building : "Nothing is going to shouldn't be too intimidat~hange on my pan. I just .try mg. . to use it to my ·advantage. Pittsburgh faces the dauntthat booing. Play my game." ing task of beating . the Monday was the first off defending champions four day in the series that began times in five games. Of the with the first set of back-to- 32 teams to win the first two back games in the finals games of the finals at home, $ince 1955. Neither team 31 won the Cup. The 1971 skated and only a handful of Blackhawks. against the players were made available Canadiens, were the only during the travel day. ones not to seal the deal. This is the second time This rematch has been quite different for Hossa. Pittsburgh has trailed 2-0 in who joined the Red Wings these playoffs. The Penguins in pan because he believed rallied against Washington they would give him a better in the second round, and chance at an elusive Stanley after outshooting the Red Cup title than Pittsburgh Wings in both of their 3-1 could. The assumption was losses in the finals, feel they a fair one, considering should have at least gotten a Detroit won the champi- . split in Hockeytown. "! was going to try to run For the Lakers, Nelson is him ragged out there, but I just one more offensive didn't want · to cross him ';'leapon they .have to · worry over," Alston said. "He did about. · cross me over a couple "They add another scorer," times." Los Angeles' Kobe Bryant The Lakers are preparing said. "They have a team full as if Nelson will play - and of them, but he is another for good reason. player you're going to have Orlando was . 2-0 against to deal with on·defense." Los Angeles . this season. The Magic's title hopes Nelson was Orlando's lead- seemingly tookl a major bit i'ng scorer in both those after Nelson was injured. A games, averaging 27 .5 trade-deadline · deal · that points , · brought . Alston .•• from And with the Lakers' trou- HoustOn largely saved the the bles guarding point guards in Magi'c's · ·season • allowt'ng rotation to remain the same the postseason. they 're not and Johnson to continue to taking any chances. p ov'de s0 I'd p·1 as 1 "He:s · a terrific player. Alston's r . 1 backup. ay He's really conie on a Jot in The Magic are hoping the last year as a player.". Nelson can only aM to that Lakers coach Phil Jackson. success. "Someone's got to play that Van Gundy, perhaps trying position and we have to to keep his coaching strategy match whatever happens a secret, again expressed there. He has .the speed and doubt . Tuesday whether intelligen~e to play that posi- Nelson could seriously tion very well for that team." return for the finals. But he· Nelson has been trying to also said that even if Nelson convince the Magic for .a doesn't pl.ay in Game· 1, he ~hance at playing since the coutd play later in the series. .playoffs began, with each ·"He was OK," Van Gundy round the team advances the said, shru~ging his shouJ, idea - and the talk - of ders. ''We II have to wait him returning growing. until al)d see." Home-course,advantage: Wilson gets in Memorial DUBLIN (AP) - By criteria for a player to get in in a Columbus suburb). can he's almost a local , too. almost any standard, Chris the field at the Memorial , invite as many as 14 players ·:1 . grew up three hours Wilson doesn't belong in the including top mone:y-win-. who don't qualify under any from here, so It's kind of like Memorial Tournament. ners, winners of the majors of the other criteria. Wilson being home," Mediate said He hasn't earned his spot and other select tournaments received one of those in vita- Tuesday. . . because he's never played in the past five years, up to four tions. Trying to salve the This year. the invitees wounds of his so-called a PGA Tour event - or any of the top players on the other international tour. European, Asian , vary from Wilson and South "locals," he cracked, "Sorry· Even on the staner-level Australasian, Southern Africa 's James Kamte to about the Cleveland Browns Hooters Tour, he is ranked Africa and Japanese tours, .accomplished professionals . and the Steelers for our 97th in earnings with just the U.S. colle~e player of such as Rocco Mediate. entire existence. Sorry. Not $4.217 this year. the year and wmners of the Originally from Pittsburgh, my fault." But Wilson is a native of U.S and British Amateur · the Columbus bedroom championships. liiflfJ• !llflll·tf;!J!If• «Ilk'•r:ift ~· •lfftfHII'!Eil' «lfk'··i;/11,, community of Dublin , home It's a lot of dollar signs ~&kto&(i r.: to Muirfield Village Golf and numbers, trophies and ~. ff. l•• ~ . ,;1 · , 1-.WI. ": ~ Club, and that's enough to tours. Then the exemption ~ I move him to the head of the · committee sits down and ~ line for an unrestricted qual- puts a face with the figures. s•-..al Sll .& M Gl d ifying exemption into the · Early this year Wils.on had i ""'' ng ver urano a . 8 . elite 120-player grid that written an.emotionalletterto ~ ·~ . begins play on Thursday. Memorial Tournament i ""'- .a ~.... :\!>. .J.. ~ JL, i "Every year they like to founder and host Jack l" ~~ ..... ::~ 'V' '.11' Iii lll'· . .¥ l' try to gel somebody with Nicklaus , telling about · (~ '•·"~. ' local ties, Ohio ties , Ohio growing up not far from ~lli Court s~~:'Po~. Ohio 45769'1 State ties ," said Wilson. a Muirfield Village, of skip- '\'trt fiSUI!I• iltiiiJ·~· flit· I;Jf.f: l!dft!l• • , ., •t'fr·W: former Ohio Amateur cham· ping school to attend the • pion and Big Ten me(ialist tournament and of what it w~.ile playing at would mean for him to play Northwestern. "I had the · in it. nice local ties along with a The board that runs the NOW 15 THE TIME FOR STOCKING' decent golf resume." Memorial , including *Channel Catfish * Largemouth Bass There are .19 eligibility Nicklaus (who also grew up BY BRIAN J. REED BREEDOMYDAILYSENTINEL.CDM OBITUARIES .Page AS • Robert Hartenbach; 87 : • Gladys Riggs, 98 . . INSIDE • fllsAIQhrBnnlsliBeads ·' ·. i· ~ JIIIJ HOGG-&ZUSPIN MATERIAl CO. FISH DAY!!! *· Redear * Bluegill (Bream)* Minnows* . Black Crappie (if Avail) Wednesday, June 10,2009 Bidwell Hard war~ Bidwell. 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The graduate of Capital University LaW School in 2008 comes into the firm · at a time when Attorney Linda Warner has left to work full time as a magistrate in Common Pleas · and Juvenile Couns in both . Meigs and iGallia Counties. Barr joins longtime attorneys Douglas Little ·and Jennifer Sheets in the practice of law . . Barr's general practice includes . domestic, criminal and "real estate. He is licensed to · practice law in Ohio and plans to qualify for a license to practice law in West Virginia by .the . end of this year. Barr graduated with honors from · Ohio University in 2003 with a bachelor's de$ree in legal · communications and a mmor cenificate in political science, and from Capital Umversity Law School. also with honors, in 2008. · During his third year of law school, he volunteered as a research assistant in the drllfting of an amicus brief in support of Respondent Heller, filed in the United Stales Supreme Court during the · historical fitearm rights c~ District of Columbia versus Heller. The landmark ruling affirmed that the Second Amendment of the United States Constitution protects an individual's . right to possess firearms for private use. He also authored a law review note entitied "The Natural Right of Self-Defense Embodied in ihe Second Amendment." He. is the son of Michael and ·Margaret Barr of Hemlock Grove and the grandson of Mildred Riggs and the · late Harley Riggs of Rocksprings and ·Alpha and Elvira Barr of Langsville . He is a member of the Sacred Hean Church and the Knights of Columbus. MIDDLEPORT - A sec- . tion of Middleport is the targeted area for a $I 34,700 project designed to elimi-, riate blighted residencos and provide a newly-built home to one qualifying faniily. The program· . is also designed to address a predicted underlying · problem foreclosure· rate of $13,6 percent in . the . Gravel Hill ttrea of Middleport. .· · Middlepon was chosen · for the Meigs County portion of.the project because it is the most populated village. It has a low to moderate income population of 60 percent.. Its home vacancy rate is 8.78 percent. The targeted area is very specifically identified: Block Groups 4 and 5 of the v.illage census tract 964400 . . Meigs is one of five counties participating in the Neighborhood Stabilization program, and dividing $1.2 million in federal funds. Vinton County Economic Development Director Ken Reed is the administrator of · the program. Lawrence; Gallia and Scioto counties; and the cities of Portsmouth and Ironton will also receive a share of the funds. In Middleport, four . vacant and abandoned homes ·wm be demolished to eliminate bli~ht. Grants Administrator Jean Trussell, who is working with Reed Pie:» see COinmlulali. AI Kids '.·summer reading New rule in executions put to practice. begins with .cartooning /'W. 11"(a.rk'·. « personaI . . ·. · " , 1 I , o n1 '·. Ye&terday afternoOn The , Williams' office and other Middiepon being on Daily Sentinel · aske.d Jaw enfofcement agencies Monday evening. . The . Beeele for a comment for aren't releasing more Pomeroy Police Department today's edition of the details though the c2mmu- reponed no children were newspaper: Beegle referred nity continues to · discuss injured Sunday but the inci- · The Daily Sentinel to the case. Many unanswered dents put parents on edge. Williams' office. ·' quesuons and rumors c1rOn Sunday, the Pomeroy. 'This is an ongoing inves- culate, including the id.enti- · Police Depanment reported tigation with a number of ty of the man who was · a male subject in a clown agencies involved, includ- questioned, where he is ·costume was caught on surin$ the sheriff'S' office, fl ~ m. how he was found veillance walking over to Middleport and Pomeroy and what .clown school he the outside of McDonald's Police Departments," is attending. 1 d · t' A man in a clown costume p aygroun ' toterac tog · Williams said. "Right now has also been reponed in with childre.n through ·the it is still open." Middlepon and . Syracuse fence and then . leavillg Due · to the ongoing Please ne Clown, AI nature of the investigation, with the sighrings in ' ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) - sometimes," Nelson said Orlando Magic players say Tuesday•. again lobbying for Jameer Nelson will play in playing time . the NBA tinals, even though Magic general manager the All-Star point guard and Otis Smith had repeatedly his ~oach remain publicly .said Nelson will not play pesSimtsllt. again this season. But he Nelson ·panicipated in a recanted his comments full team practice Tuesday Monday and said a quicker for the first time since tear- recovery and the chance of · ing· the labrum in his right win.ning a championship has shoulder Feb. 2. While forced him to at least take a Nelson and coach Stan Van look at Nelson Gundy stili said the point "It's still no in my mind .'' guard 's status won't be Smith said. "There's a very determined until game day, smidgen of a chance he can said Nelson looked play." · · Plavers ' and ·expect him to "terrific" be on the ·court against the That "smidgen" seems 10 Los Angeles Lakers. be growing. . Nelson has been playing "I expect to . see him out there at some point in the full-coun games and practicseries," backup point guard · ing in non-contact drills for Anthony Johnson said. the last two weeks. Tuesday, Nelson had what was then he panicipated in every drill. called season-ending surgery Players said Nels.on wasn't Feb. 19. Nelson's rehabilita- in his AII-Starfor.m. but even tion was supposed·to take at not completely healthy, he least another two months. was better than most NBA Game 1 of the finals is point guards. Thursday night in Los "He was terrific ," Magic Angeles, ·and healed or not, foi'Ward Mickael Pietrus Nelson wants to play. said. "Hopefully, he will play "I'm not saying I'm . any and can help us win." tougher or stronger than anyStarting point guard Rafer body, but I've beeri known to Alston expressed similar do some amazing things optimism. .,l., 11uwl 'Clown.· case' remains open • POMEROY - The case of man dressed in a clown costume who allegedly approacht;d local children in Pomeroy Sunday evening at ihe McDonalds playground and the ball fields remains under investigation. according to Meigs County Prosecuting Attlltney Colleen Williams, At around II :30 a.m. yesterday, WSAZ.cotn updated their version of the story on In this March 17, 2007, file· photo, Simeon Career Academy's Derrick Rose dunks during th11 semifinal game against Marshall at the Illinois State High School basketl>all tournament in Peoria, Ill. R~ I ) \ '\ . I BY STEPHEN MAJORS ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER LUCASVILLE During the program ch ilRoullhly nine minutes before dren will he able to join the actors while acting out Dame! Wilson was proDetalle on Page A2 · nounced dead Wednesday, · · POMEROY ''Be scenes to play. Creative @ Your Library" is . At 2 p.m .. July I at the the warden overseeing his the theme for this year's Pomeroy Library, Robert · execution stood by his right summer reading program Post will present his come- side, shook his shoulder, for children hosted by the dy theatre using a combina- · pinched his arm, and called Mei~s County District tion of body language. his name. SEcnONS - 1a PAGES It was the first Ohio exePubhc Library which kicks props and music to create an off with a a creative. car- unforgettable cast of char- cution to use the precaution Arinie's Mailbox A3 tooning • program on acters meant to dazzle chil- 10 make sure an initial f;iose sedative had taken effect Wednesday. dren and adults alike. Calendars A3 Canoonist Jeff Nicholas ,Next, children will get before goin$ ahead with the lethal injection process. will present · Classifieds Ba-4 "CreaTOON ity" beginning into the rhythm of a program Ohio revised its execution called "Bill Pate's protocol earlier this year to p.m. on Wednesday at Drumtrail" at 2 p.m. on July Comics Bs atthe2 Pomeroy add. the steps and to allow Library. The I S at the Pomeroy Library. program will be filled with The "drumtrail" is desc,rihed . executioners to administer a Editorials A4 original illustrations, stories as an · interactive journey second dose of sedative if · and fun draw-along canoon through .15 billion years of it's deemed· the inmate isii 't Obituaries As characters. sufficiently unconsciou~. noise , rhythm and music. The second dose wasn t Next up will be ventriloB Section ~ports Dan Daily then appears as. quist Make Wade 's program "The Music Man" at 2 p.m., used Wednesday during the A2 on "creativity gone wild" July 15 at the Pomeroy process at the Southern w-eather ,. presented at 2 p.m .. June 17 Library, presenting an inter- Ohio Correctional Facility. Wilson was sentenced to @K009 Ohio Valley Publlshl,pg Co. at the Pomeroy Library. active program about death for the 199 I slaying Then the Meigs Hi)?h acoustic string instruments. School Drama Club will "Be Creative @ Your of acquaintance Carol Lutz, present an interactive drama Library" is meant to .expose 24. He locked Lutz in the trunk of her car and set it on program at 2 p.m .. June 24 fire after they spent several at . the Pomeroy Library. ·Ple•se see Llbr•ry. A5 BY BETH SERGENT I!SERGENTO MYOA.ILYSEioiTINEL.COM . a • . . hours driilking together at a bar near Cleveland. ''I'm very sorry for what l did to Carol, and to my family, I'm sorry things turned out this way," Wilson, 39, said in a final statement. "I believe in Jesus. He's my lord and savior, and I'm corning home ." He was pronounced dead at 10:33 a.m. Carol Lutz's mother, Martha Lutz. said the execution ended a long, hard road for her family. , "We have waited 18 years 29 days for this to happen. It finally has come and we thank God," she said, standing with her. husband, son and daughter-in-law after the execution. "People may think we're cruel, but the cruel pan of this is not being able to have Christmas with Carol ever again." The state's revision to its lethal injection protocol came in May following legal challenges to the process. includin~ a pendmg federal lawsuit alleging the system is unconstitutional because inmates could experience severe pain. A federal judge ruled in April that Ohio's execution process is flawed but does not rise to the level of n constitutiomil violation. Wilson was calm dunng the execution · proceSs, and family members of Lutz, as well as a witnesses for Wilson, were silent and motionless as they watched. Wilson's attorneys had sought to avoid his execuiion. telling the Ohio Parole Board he was beaten as a child by an alcoholic father who would handcuff him to a chair, "There are millions of people who have · rough child. hoods and lives, and people don't do what he did." · Manha Lutz said. "I know todar his death was nothing, nothmg like Carol's. There was no suffering, no puin, just him going off to sleep." Wilson was denied clemency Monday, and the U.S. Supreme Coun rejected his final appeals Tuesday. His spiritual adviser, the Ple•se see Revlsl011, AI ' \ � 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 06. 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