https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/416eb1b8cda8bb86b15028956cca1b5c.pdf 33e5e0e7ad8f29a356b6aeb39de87469 PDF Text Text 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 ' \ �\ PageA2_ ACROSS THE NATION The Daily Sentinel . I GM, C sler say slashing dealerships necessary Bv KEN THOMAS ANOTOM RAUM ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITERS WASHINGTON Partner~' no more, bankrupt automakers and small-town car dealers who are being stripped of their livelihood brought the angui~h of their sinking fortunes into the halls ,o f Congress 011 Wednesday and sparreol over the companies' plans t J slash franchises nationwide . "This is our last chance to get it right ," General Mqtors Corp . President Fritz . Henderson warned testy lawmakers. Countering GM and Chrysler LLC executives in a Senate hearing mom. two dealers who are soon to have their franchises wrenched away appealed for help. AP photo "! am the face of GM and ·Chrysler in my town," said C~rvsler President James·Press, left, speaks to General Motors President Fritz Henders?n, Peter Lopez, a Spencer, right, as they sit down before the Senate Commerce, Sc1ence and Transportation W.Va., dealer u~lucky Committee to defend their decision to slash dealerships around the country as they .f1ght to enough to be selling the overcome bankruptcy and survive, on Capitol Hill in Washington, Wednesday. brands of both fallen ·Henderson . told the com- Christopher said the compa· supply of vehicles and only autom akers. mittee that 500 dealers had ny would retain its in-house three weeks to clear them Russell Whatley, a appealed GM's decision to lobbyists. who work on out," Whatley told the comChrysler-Dodge-Jeep dealer sever ties. As of now, GM health ·care, tax , trade, safe- mjttee. in Mineral Wells; Ttxas; GM said the dealers it's said his grandfather opened has reversed itself on 11 of ty, environmentaJ ·and other them, he said. More than issues. not renewing .are ·being the business in 1919. "A 90-• 2,700 dealerships are in line A GM statement also said given until October 2010 to year investment is J·ust to lose their franchises. the company's political close. gone;· he .said. He ca led Chrysler's actions ''wasteful . "It's unbelievable how we committee stopped making . Meanwhile, a group . of have been treated." Lopez campaign contributions to Republicans distressed by and devastating." . candidates in the Obama administration's Lawmakers expressed said. He said he had met federal every fwancial obligation January and plans to contintemporary nationalization sympathy for the dealers put forth by Chrysler and ue the freeze all year. of GM 1s proposing that and some impatience with Lawmakers argued that ·congressional approval be the automakers. But GM but still "they want to the dealership closings will required before money from retrenchment is inevitable shut me down:" The auto executives said put thousands of peopl~ out. the Troubled Asset Relief as taxpayer-supported GM and Chrysler fight to stay there are too many dealers, of work and offer few sav- Program is used to buy a afloat once . they emerge with many representing the ings to GM or Chrysler, stake in a company. from bankruptcy protection. same .company often com- which have received . bilThe lawmakers comChr.ysler President peting with each other for lions of dollars in federal plained that Congress had James Press told the hear- sales. Many dealerships aid. The industry, in no opportunity·to review the ing of the Senate date to the 1940s and 1950s, response, says taxpayers' Obama administration's Commerce Committee his when motorists lived farther investment is best protected decision to.take a 60 percent company was "working apa11 and Detroit automak- by shedding unprofitable ownership of GM. hard to achieve a soft land- ers led the world · in s1iles, operations and strengthen. ing the bottom line as fast as ing" for dealers. aut if they said. . After ·hemorrhaging cus• possible. · underperforming dealers tamers for decades and los"It's not our place to aren't selfing cars, the company can't return to ing market share to foreign change your decision," Sen. competitors, . · .the . two Kay Bailey Hutchison, R- · profttability, he said. "l think 'soft landing' is automakers said their. com- Texas, told the auto execuwishful thinking," Sen. panies need to scale back . 'rives . ''But it is our plact~ ... Frank Lautenberg, D-N.J ., all their operations to to make sure that everyone said as committee members become leaner and rerum to is treated as well as can be . in these circumstances." channeled a multitude of profitability: · Chrysler is 'expected to Chrysler has identified complaints from homestate dealers spurned by GM and emerge from bankruptcy 789 dealerships .it pllins to protection within the next close next week, about a Chrysler. · Committee Chairman Jay few days. GM filed for quarter cif the company's Rockefeller; D-W.Va., sug- Chapter ll /rotection on dealership .network. Dealers Mon-Frl: gested both companies were Monday an its officials received only three Weeks' 7:00-6:00 abandoning customers and said they hope to be able to notice. emerge as a new company General Motors · told dealers. Sat: 7:00 - 4:00 . I ,100 dealerships it does not : "I don't believe that com- in 60-90 days. To save money, GM, plan to renew their franpanies should be allowed to take taxpayer funds for a perennially one of the chise agreements . in late spenders . in 20,10 and expects to shed an bailout and then leave local biggest dealers and their customers Washington on lobbying, additional 900 dealerships to fend for themselves with said it has terminated con- through attrition and . by . no real plan, no real notice tracts with a dozen lobbying selling or discontinuing its and no real help," firms it has used to help Hummer. Pontiac, Saab and case in · Saturn brands. Rockefeller told the make · its Chrysler says its departautomakers. "That is just Washington. The company reported spending $2.8 mil- ing dealerships have resold plain wrong." Those dealers "are look- lion on lobbying for the tirst or redistributed about 90 ing into a black hole ri~ht three months of 2009, percent of their inventory now," while . ~ompames $500,000 of which went to and parts through a colnpaseem to be implying "that outside lobbying firms, · ny program. But dealers the dealers themselves are according to the nonpartisan being let go want the r.esponsible for the compa- Center for · Responsive Obama administration to give them mor~; time. . nies' · problems," P.olitics. GM spokesman Kerry "We have an eight-month Rockefeller said. Thursday, June 4, 2009 WASHINGTON (AP) First lady Michelle Obama used some high-profile examples including Supreme Court nominee Sonia Sotomayor - to reassure high school graduates any doubts they have about how they will do in college and beyond are not unusual. She mentioned her own anxieties when first starting at Princeton University, as well as the concerns of Sotomayor, the first Hispanic considered for the nation's highest court. Sotomayor attended Prince ton before ,Mrs. Obama and has said the surroundings intimidated her. "I don't know if you know about this phenomenat woman, but the president- she's the president's nominee for the Supreme Court - and she's the first Hispanic woman to be considered for the position. The first," Mrs . Obama said , using her grad.uation speech Wednesday to make a pitch for the nominee . Mrs. Obama said Sotomayor "said when she stepped on that campus, she said 7 and this is a quote she said she felt like 'a visitor landing in an alien country.' And she said she never raised her hand her f lfSt ~ear because - and this IS a quote ~ she 'was too embarrassed and too intimidated to ask questions.' Mrs. Obama said "despite all of .her success at Princeton - and then she went on to .Yale Law School . where sh~ was at the top of her class, in both schools and despite al' of her professional accomplishments, Judge Sotomayor says she still looks over her sh911lder and wonders if she measures up. . "Judge Sotomar,or is more thl)n- ready, •· Mrs. · Obama told the students. We've Got It! . ., WHEN•s THE LAST TIME 'ACHECK·UP SAVEDvou MONEY? · Brogan-warner Insurance Service Inc , . Grang~ .......... Call740-192.1618 or visit biv1an-warner.webqent4u.com 405 5TH STREET NEW HAVeN, wv 25265 2-2343 ' . I ' 1 ' ·Q- and Q>ening : Thursday...Showers with Friday .•.Mostly sunny. Highs in the upper 70s. North winds around 5 mph ; Friday night ... Mostly clear. Lows in the lower 50s. North winds around 5 in the morning... Then a chance of showers in the afternoon. Hi~hs around 70. Northeast wmds 5 to I 0 mph. Chance of rain 90 perm~~turday and Saturday cent: · Thursday night...Mostly nigbt...Partly cloudy. Highs cloudy with a slight chance in the lower 80s. Lows in . ·Of showers in the the upper 50s. Sunday and Sunday evening ...Then partly cloudy after midnight. Lows night ...Mostly cloudy . A in the mid 50s. Northeast chance of showers and winds around 5 mph . 'hunderstorms. Highs in the . Chance of rain 20 percent. mid 80s. Lows in the mid 60s. Chance of rain 30 percent. Monday and Monday night ...Mostly cloudy with a chance of showers and thunderstorms . Highs.in the lower 80s. Lows in the mid 60s. Chance of rain 40 perceil!. Tuesday through. Wednesday ... Mostly cloudy with a chance of showers and thunderstorms. Highs in the upper 70s. Lows around 60. Chance of rain 40 percent. 4.12 Dear Annie: I' ve been in an off-and-on relationship with "Denise" for seven year~ . We were high-school ~ weethearts and attended I he same college. A lot of the strain on our relation. 'hip can be attributed to her family not approving of our interracial romance . In fact , for years Denise was afraid to tell her father about us . Due to this , I have no relationship with her family. Recently, we embarked on our careers and bought a home together. ·1 think her dad is starting to come to terms · with our relationship because I've been invited over for some family functions. However, I have not accepted any of the invitations . It's too hard·for me to forget about the past and some acts of discrimination that led to embarrassing situations . I also question the sincerity of these invites and whether l am being offered them out .of some · feeling of obligation. · I love Denise immensely and would like to inarry her someday, but it's difficult with all this tension hanging in the b~Iance. What should I do?- BJJ. Dear 8JJ.t It serves no purpose to keep Denise's family at a distance. They are making .an etTort to get to know you, and it will be better for everyone if you participate in this endeavor 1nstead of holdmg grudges. . Her family members may have behaved poorly in the past, but they cannot change their ·ways if you don't give them the chance. Vow to accept the next invitation. Put ·on your best face and greet them as if you are starting from scratch ; Denise will appreciate it. • Dear Annie: I am good friends with "Jack and Jill," who have been having marit~l problems in th() last year. Both developed relation,; ships outside · the marriage. Jack has ended his extramarital affair, and I was under the :impression that Jill had ended her,;, ·as well. But 1 recently found out she is still talking .to this guy. ·. She met him online, and he lives I ,000 miles away with his parents in Canada. He's only Jg, and Jill is 26. She swears they are just friends, but the thingsthey chat about are not exactly platonk subjects. Jill tells nie she knows it isn't right and understands what she is \isking, but she's made no effort to end this inappropriate relationship. I feel caught in the middle . I don't want to tell Jack what I know, and I don't want to see either of my friends get hurt . I worry about them and hate that Jill continues to lie to me about stopping her online affair. l know what's coming down the road. The longer she carries on like this , the worse things will be when they end. What do I do? Still Friends , Dear Still: Nothing. You are not responsible for Jill's poor choices, and obviously, you have little influence on her decisions . She's going to have to take her lumps the hard way. You don't ,have· to blab to Jack, but you also shouldn't cover for Jill and lie on her behalf. We'd simply spend less time around her and let her know why. · Dear Annie: I was sad to read about how "Grossed Out in Kentucky" was treat" ing the young woman with g.er'litaL herpes. The Centers for D1sease Control and Prevenllon · reports that · more than one out of every five adult~ . and adolescents have . gemtal herpes. Odds are very good that some of the I?eople Kentucky 1s blabbmg to are affected, as well. Most people w1th herpes don't know they have it and are unawa_re they may be spread1ng 1t to . others. ·.IVJany have no symptoms or mistak~ the(r symptom~ for · ~omet~mg el~e: such as JOCk ltcb, . ms.ect b1tes,. hemorrho1ds, yeast mfedtons, ra:~;or bum or allergies to .. laundry detergent. . . I hope Kentu~ky thmks abo~! that next tl,me he has an . Itch he· can t scratch. Thanks for trying to help enlighten and educate the masses. ·- Informed In Iowa pies married the longest, and persons attending school who could have graduated but never got to because of consolidation were recognized. Scholarships were awarded to Alyssa Longstreth and Katrina Stout. Several businesses donated gifts to be given away at the banquet. Victoria and Breanna, ·great-granddaughters of Betty Dorgan , sang for the group and President Donna Wilson led in a "Memories of School Days" remini~c­ mg seSSIOn. Graduates attending were Mary Welsh Woodyard , 1933; Virginia Hull Gibson, 1938 ; Bob and Frances Gilkey Alkire, 1942; Joe Stanley, 1945; Lena Alkire Hewitt, 1946; Delores Wood King, 1947; Melvin Morris, Rosella Borgan Birchfield, 1950; Gertrude McMurray Monroe, Stanley and Juanita Wyant Beal, Flora Douglas Osborne, 1951 : Paul Cotterill, Betty Borgan in memory of James Borgan, 1952; Pauline Birchfield Leonard. Fred Stanley. 1953: Hallie Ross, 1955: Larry Clark, Dorothy Anderoon From, Janice Wyant. DeBord , 1956; Rachael Burbridge Lefebre. Pauline Welch Stout, Carolyn Welsh Collins, Garey Borgan. Allen McMurray, 1957; Virgil Reeves, 1959; Joy Wiseman Clark, Mary Wyant Haning; Harold Graham, 1960. Officers elected for 2009-. 2010 were Gary Gibson and Harold Graham, co-presidents; Mary Wyant Haning, vice . preside~!; Martha. Arnold Cunnmgham and Arno14 Dorothy Underwood, secretaries-, and Joy and Larry Clark:,_ treasurers . Southern Elementary Day set for Saturday· RACINE - Southern from Southef!l Elementary. Elementary stu~ents and Coupons can still be \licked tl)eir families will enjoy . a up at the Southern day at · Splashdown Elementary- school this Waterpark and week. All student~ of the Campground near Jackson district are welcome but Saturday as a part Of must have a coupon. Southern Elementary Day. .Not only can families of From 10:30 a.m. to 5:30 Southern Locai ~n)oy the a.m. Southern will receive warer park achVIhes, but 15% of the proceeds of volleyball and fishing will thos:e subm itUng coupons also be offered free of charge. Picnicking outside the gates is permitted. ·Fishermen should bring their own fishjng gear. Parents are responsible for their own children, although chapero!Jes will be on hand to coordinate activities . Southern Local will not be responsible for injuries nor will the school provide childcare services. Saturday . night K-C Raceway·on up the pike in Chillicothe will host "Fan: Appreciation Ni~ht" · for • only a $5 admisstorf. The featured event will be" "The Tecumseh · 30'.' $3,000 to win outlaw sprint main. This event will be part of So\lthern Elementary Day on, Saturday. As · spring turns to sum: • Don't spread bacteria in and late evening hours. If mer, the Ohio Department the kitchen. ·Keep raw meat you plan to be outdoors at of Health (ODH) turns its a way from other foods. dawn or dusk, take extra attention to protecting and Wash your hands, cutting care to use repellent and improving all ·Ohioans' board, ~ounter, dishes. and wear protective clolhing· health during this most out~ silverware with hot ·soapy that covers the skin: Light AlvinO. doorsy tim~ of year. As water after they touch raw colored fabrics are least Ohio's doctor, I prescribe. Jackson meat, spin.ach, greens or attractive to mosquitoes : the following for healthy sprouts. Never put ~:ooked When using repellents, be swimming, cooking out and meat in a container that held sure .to follow the label· avoiding mosquito bites . uncooked meat. directions. · Swim Safely • Drink only pasteurized To eliminate mosquito· ODH and its partners reg- cases of illness due to E. rililk, juice or cider. Frozen breeding sites near your ularly test. ~teet inland state coli Ol57:H7 are reported juice or juice sold in boxes home: Remove all discardparks and Lake Erie beaches in Ohjo. This bacterium typ- .. and glass jars at room tern- ed iires and other ·water. for the presence of bacteria ical)y capses · diarrhea, perature has been pasteur- . holdin!r containers, such as that may make some people which can be bloody arid · 1zed, altl)ough it may not tin cans and unused flower - particularly ch.ildren, the severe, and abdominal say so on the label. · . pots; ·from yo~r property' elderly and those in poor cramps two to eight . days • Drink water from safe Eliminate standing water health - sick if exposed. after infection. People with · sources, such as municipal from your property. Make;: During the testing season --' these symptoms should see water that has been treated .sure all roof gutters are from Mem~rial Day to their phys1cians. with chlorine, wells that clean and properly draining. Labor Day - ODH recom, The E . . coli 0 l57:H7 have been tested or bottled Clean and chlorinate pools, mends posting warning microbe is blamed .for water. Db not swallow lake outdoor saunas and hot tubs: signs at beaches with elevat- roughly 73,000 infections or !JOOI water while swim- •, eep them empty when not ed levels of cenain bact.eria. and 61 deaths·in :the· United ming. . .,, use, and dram water from Check · results for your States each year, according · • Wash _all fruits _and veg- pool covers. Change water favorite beaches online ijl to the Centers for Disease etables pnor to eaung them . m bird ~aths weekly. : Annie's Mail~x is writ· http://www:odh.ohio.gov qr control and Prevention · F'ght the Bite Check out ODH's Summer ten by Kathy Mltc.heU an~ by calling toll .free·, 1,866- (CDC). Most illnesses. from Mosquito season is .upon Safety Web feature at: Marcy Sugar, longtime tdl· . OHIO-BCH (644:6224). E. coli 0157:H7 are associ- us and that means Ohtoans http://.www.odh.oliio.gov/fea tors of the Ann Landers Remember lakes are ated •with eating under- should take stel's to prote~t tureslodhfeatures/summercolumn. Please e-mail your untreated · s~rface waters cooked, contaminated · themselves. agams! mosqUI.· . safety.aspll.. · · . questions to. anniesma!l· and, unlike swimming ground beef. Steps you to bttes and posstble West · (Alvin D. Jackson, M.D.; boxcomcast.net, or wr~te pools, are not designed for . should take to protect your-: Nile virus (WNV) infection. Is the director of the Ollio to: Annie's Mail~ox, P.O. swimming. Gastroen,teritis self and your family include: W":!V ~as first detected m Department of Heallh~) : Box 118190, Chrcago, IL is the most common 11lness · • Wash your hands often, Oh1o m 200 I, . and · has 6061l. To J!"f out _more associated with swimming especially after using the infected people every year about Anme s Ma1/box, in contaminated water. bathroom or changing dia- since 2002, when 441 and read featu~es by o~her Sy!llptoms include ~ausea, pers, before and after eating Ohioans "':ere sick; last Creator.1 Syn~ICate _w_nters vomtting, cramps, fever, or preparing food and after year, 15 Oh10ans contracted and cartoomsts1 VISit tile headache and diarrhea. WNV. There is no way to touching animals. Creators SyndiCate Web Swimmers can reduce • Cook ground beef to predict how the virus will page izt www;creaton\COIIJ· their chances ·Of getting sick 160° F. Test · the meat by behave in 2009, but ~ecause --~--'---.,.-----'-.--------by steering clear of visible putting a fOod thermometer .it is spread only by bites d1scharge. pipes; keeping m the thickest part of the from infected mosquitoes, I . their head and .face out of meat. Wash the thermometer urge Ohioans to take the folthe water: not swallowing . after ea~:h use. Don't eat lowing personal protection the water; showerin~ after ground beef that is pink in measures: To avoid possible infecComm·unity Center. Bev swimming; mid waitmg 24 the middle. If a restaurant Calvert, first vice chairman hours after. a heavy rainfall serves you an undercooked tion from mosquito bites: . ·. hamburger, send it back for Be aware that mosquitoes of Ohio PERl will speak on , before swimming. Friday, June 5 · Cookout with Care more cooking. Ask for a new are most active arid biting POMEROY - Meigs "Keeping Your Chapter Each · year, about 140 bun and a clean plate, too.. . during . the early morning County Commissioners Focused." rescheduled weekly · meet· ing, 10 aJU. R~unions Call: MARCUM CONSTRUCTION · Tuesday, June 9 . .. .. For: •.Ro:om .Additions • 'PaliQs . XENIA (AP) - An Ohio outdoor historical drama ab~ut POMEROY - Bedford Saturday, June 6 • Porches • lle<ks • Garages • Horse Barns • Vinyl & Wod Siding • Township Trustees, 7 p.m . . RACINE · Ours a Shawnee Indian chief is ending a 26-year run aft~r its parRoofing • Chain Link & Wood Fencing & General Home Mnintenanee · · at the town hall: · cousins family reunion, 5 ent company's bankrUptcy filing. Ticket sales for "Blue Jacket" have dwindled. The show POMEROY - Regular p.m., Carmel Church. MIIEW.-CIM; sta~ed in Xenia in southwest Ohio wasn't produced in 2008 · month Iy_ meeting of Board · Suriday,.June 7 47239 Riebel Road, Long Bottom;ou of Elecllons, 8:30a.m. RACiNE - Descendants willie the company tried to come· up with a new script and 740-985-4141 of Martin and Emma Sayre money tq pay debts. Last month; ·the nonprofit First Frontier Inc. filed for reunion, noon, at Star Mill Cell: 740-416-1834 bankruptcy protection. Board president Jim Harworth says Park, RaCine. Not affilated with Mike Marcum Roofing & Remodeling . · RACINE .:.... 27th annual the company owes at leas.! $440.000. Blue Jacket was a war chief who led the Shawnees in the 25+ ·vean experienr:e Free.Estimates Holter family reunlim at the ' 1790s against Army forces trying to crush Indian resistance . Thursday; June 4 . home of Karen Werry, Court · · · .· CHESTER Shade Street Road off Morning in what is now Ohio. River Lodge 453, special · Star Road, Racine. I p.m. meeting. 7 p.m. for the pur- basket dinner. Barbecued pose of conferring entered chicken provided. · apprentice degt;ee on two ATHENS · - O'Bieness Memorial Hospital will offer IIY . . . ..V.ft I candidates. Refreshments, 6 cholesterol and glucose screenings at Meigs Medical ,. Center in Pomeroy from 9 a.m. to noon on Friday, June 5. p.m. · TUPPERS PLAINS Meigs Medical Center is located at 113 E. Memorial Dr. in Friday. June 5 Pomeroy. The cholesterol and glucose screening, which will be VFW Ladies Auxiliary. 7 MIDDLEPORT offered for a $5 fee, will be available at the same location by . p.m., at tl]e hall. Mw$ro•_.• )c . . , , . . . . ,., I . 1.4 ·Healing and miracle ser- appointment oruy from 9 a.m. until noon. To make an appointFriday, June 5 ' POMEROY -'- Meigs vice , 7 p.m., Rejoicing Life ment, call the Meigs Medical Center at (740).992-9158. ~.a., l.alltNt- .& SUHIJ c..._ County PERl Chapter #74 Church. Information at 992· Appoinrments are limited, so please call as soon as pos- GoUipolil~741l 446-litl iT..);t~t l'olllt PtoMnt (.1141 6'7!-!2tt 011 meets at I p.m. at Mulberry 6249 . • · sible to reserve your spot. · . 1 Public: meetings .. 6-Ft. Flberglus Step Ladder liZ Hp Garbage Disposer 165101 IRWIN 18'' Rough Surface PusbBroom Outdoor drama ends 26-year run . Clubs and organizations S/(11. O'Bleness offers tests at Meigs Center Church events ......... 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"This is our last chance to get it right ," General Mqtors Corp . President Fritz . Henderson warned testy lawmakers. Countering GM and Chrysler LLC executives in a Senate hearing mom. two dealers who are soon to have their franchises wrenched away appealed for help. AP photo "! am the face of GM and ·Chrysler in my town," said C~rvsler President James·Press, left, speaks to General Motors President Fritz Henders?n, Peter Lopez, a Spencer, right, as they sit down before the Senate Commerce, Sc1ence and Transportation W.Va., dealer u~lucky Committee to defend their decision to slash dealerships around the country as they .f1ght to enough to be selling the overcome bankruptcy and survive, on Capitol Hill in Washington, Wednesday. brands of both fallen ·Henderson . told the com- Christopher said the compa· supply of vehicles and only autom akers. mittee that 500 dealers had ny would retain its in-house three weeks to clear them Russell Whatley, a appealed GM's decision to lobbyists. who work on out," Whatley told the comChrysler-Dodge-Jeep dealer sever ties. As of now, GM health ·care, tax , trade, safe- mjttee. in Mineral Wells; Ttxas; GM said the dealers it's said his grandfather opened has reversed itself on 11 of ty, environmentaJ ·and other them, he said. More than issues. not renewing .are ·being the business in 1919. "A 90-• 2,700 dealerships are in line A GM statement also said given until October 2010 to year investment is J·ust to lose their franchises. the company's political close. gone;· he .said. He ca led Chrysler's actions ''wasteful . "It's unbelievable how we committee stopped making . Meanwhile, a group . of have been treated." Lopez campaign contributions to Republicans distressed by and devastating." . candidates in the Obama administration's Lawmakers expressed said. He said he had met federal every fwancial obligation January and plans to contintemporary nationalization sympathy for the dealers put forth by Chrysler and ue the freeze all year. of GM 1s proposing that and some impatience with Lawmakers argued that ·congressional approval be the automakers. But GM but still "they want to the dealership closings will required before money from retrenchment is inevitable shut me down:" The auto executives said put thousands of peopl~ out. the Troubled Asset Relief as taxpayer-supported GM and Chrysler fight to stay there are too many dealers, of work and offer few sav- Program is used to buy a afloat once . they emerge with many representing the ings to GM or Chrysler, stake in a company. from bankruptcy protection. same .company often com- which have received . bilThe lawmakers comChr.ysler President peting with each other for lions of dollars in federal plained that Congress had James Press told the hear- sales. Many dealerships aid. The industry, in no opportunity·to review the ing of the Senate date to the 1940s and 1950s, response, says taxpayers' Obama administration's Commerce Committee his when motorists lived farther investment is best protected decision to.take a 60 percent company was "working apa11 and Detroit automak- by shedding unprofitable ownership of GM. hard to achieve a soft land- ers led the world · in s1iles, operations and strengthen. ing the bottom line as fast as ing" for dealers. aut if they said. . After ·hemorrhaging cus• possible. · underperforming dealers tamers for decades and los"It's not our place to aren't selfing cars, the company can't return to ing market share to foreign change your decision," Sen. competitors, . · .the . two Kay Bailey Hutchison, R- · profttability, he said. "l think 'soft landing' is automakers said their. com- Texas, told the auto execuwishful thinking," Sen. panies need to scale back . 'rives . ''But it is our plact~ ... Frank Lautenberg, D-N.J ., all their operations to to make sure that everyone said as committee members become leaner and rerum to is treated as well as can be . in these circumstances." channeled a multitude of profitability: · Chrysler is 'expected to Chrysler has identified complaints from homestate dealers spurned by GM and emerge from bankruptcy 789 dealerships .it pllins to protection within the next close next week, about a Chrysler. · Committee Chairman Jay few days. GM filed for quarter cif the company's Rockefeller; D-W.Va., sug- Chapter ll /rotection on dealership .network. Dealers Mon-Frl: gested both companies were Monday an its officials received only three Weeks' 7:00-6:00 abandoning customers and said they hope to be able to notice. emerge as a new company General Motors · told dealers. Sat: 7:00 - 4:00 . I ,100 dealerships it does not : "I don't believe that com- in 60-90 days. To save money, GM, plan to renew their franpanies should be allowed to take taxpayer funds for a perennially one of the chise agreements . in late spenders . in 20,10 and expects to shed an bailout and then leave local biggest dealers and their customers Washington on lobbying, additional 900 dealerships to fend for themselves with said it has terminated con- through attrition and . by . no real plan, no real notice tracts with a dozen lobbying selling or discontinuing its and no real help," firms it has used to help Hummer. Pontiac, Saab and case in · Saturn brands. Rockefeller told the make · its Chrysler says its departautomakers. "That is just Washington. The company reported spending $2.8 mil- ing dealerships have resold plain wrong." Those dealers "are look- lion on lobbying for the tirst or redistributed about 90 ing into a black hole ri~ht three months of 2009, percent of their inventory now," while . ~ompames $500,000 of which went to and parts through a colnpaseem to be implying "that outside lobbying firms, · ny program. But dealers the dealers themselves are according to the nonpartisan being let go want the r.esponsible for the compa- Center for · Responsive Obama administration to give them mor~; time. . nies' · problems," P.olitics. GM spokesman Kerry "We have an eight-month Rockefeller said. Thursday, June 4, 2009 WASHINGTON (AP) First lady Michelle Obama used some high-profile examples including Supreme Court nominee Sonia Sotomayor - to reassure high school graduates any doubts they have about how they will do in college and beyond are not unusual. She mentioned her own anxieties when first starting at Princeton University, as well as the concerns of Sotomayor, the first Hispanic considered for the nation's highest court. Sotomayor attended Prince ton before ,Mrs. Obama and has said the surroundings intimidated her. "I don't know if you know about this phenomenat woman, but the president- she's the president's nominee for the Supreme Court - and she's the first Hispanic woman to be considered for the position. The first," Mrs . Obama said , using her grad.uation speech Wednesday to make a pitch for the nominee . Mrs. Obama said Sotomayor "said when she stepped on that campus, she said 7 and this is a quote she said she felt like 'a visitor landing in an alien country.' And she said she never raised her hand her f lfSt ~ear because - and this IS a quote ~ she 'was too embarrassed and too intimidated to ask questions.' Mrs. Obama said "despite all of .her success at Princeton - and then she went on to .Yale Law School . where sh~ was at the top of her class, in both schools and despite al' of her professional accomplishments, Judge Sotomayor says she still looks over her sh911lder and wonders if she measures up. . "Judge Sotomar,or is more thl)n- ready, •· Mrs. · Obama told the students. We've Got It! . ., WHEN•s THE LAST TIME 'ACHECK·UP SAVEDvou MONEY? · Brogan-warner Insurance Service Inc , . Grang~ .......... Call740-192.1618 or visit biv1an-warner.webqent4u.com 405 5TH STREET NEW HAVeN, wv 25265 2-2343 ' . I ' 1 ' ·Q- and Q>ening : Thursday...Showers with Friday .•.Mostly sunny. Highs in the upper 70s. North winds around 5 mph ; Friday night ... Mostly clear. Lows in the lower 50s. North winds around 5 in the morning... Then a chance of showers in the afternoon. Hi~hs around 70. Northeast wmds 5 to I 0 mph. Chance of rain 90 perm~~turday and Saturday cent: · Thursday night...Mostly nigbt...Partly cloudy. Highs cloudy with a slight chance in the lower 80s. Lows in . ·Of showers in the the upper 50s. Sunday and Sunday evening ...Then partly cloudy after midnight. Lows night ...Mostly cloudy . A in the mid 50s. Northeast chance of showers and winds around 5 mph . 'hunderstorms. Highs in the . Chance of rain 20 percent. mid 80s. Lows in the mid 60s. Chance of rain 30 percent. Monday and Monday night ...Mostly cloudy with a chance of showers and thunderstorms . Highs.in the lower 80s. Lows in the mid 60s. Chance of rain 40 perceil!. Tuesday through. Wednesday ... Mostly cloudy with a chance of showers and thunderstorms. Highs in the upper 70s. Lows around 60. Chance of rain 40 percent. 4.12 Dear Annie: I' ve been in an off-and-on relationship with "Denise" for seven year~ . We were high-school ~ weethearts and attended I he same college. A lot of the strain on our relation. 'hip can be attributed to her family not approving of our interracial romance . In fact , for years Denise was afraid to tell her father about us . Due to this , I have no relationship with her family. Recently, we embarked on our careers and bought a home together. ·1 think her dad is starting to come to terms · with our relationship because I've been invited over for some family functions. However, I have not accepted any of the invitations . It's too hard·for me to forget about the past and some acts of discrimination that led to embarrassing situations . I also question the sincerity of these invites and whether l am being offered them out .of some · feeling of obligation. · I love Denise immensely and would like to inarry her someday, but it's difficult with all this tension hanging in the b~Iance. What should I do?- BJJ. Dear 8JJ.t It serves no purpose to keep Denise's family at a distance. They are making .an etTort to get to know you, and it will be better for everyone if you participate in this endeavor 1nstead of holdmg grudges. . Her family members may have behaved poorly in the past, but they cannot change their ·ways if you don't give them the chance. Vow to accept the next invitation. Put ·on your best face and greet them as if you are starting from scratch ; Denise will appreciate it. • Dear Annie: I am good friends with "Jack and Jill," who have been having marit~l problems in th() last year. Both developed relation,; ships outside · the marriage. Jack has ended his extramarital affair, and I was under the :impression that Jill had ended her,;, ·as well. But 1 recently found out she is still talking .to this guy. ·. She met him online, and he lives I ,000 miles away with his parents in Canada. He's only Jg, and Jill is 26. She swears they are just friends, but the thingsthey chat about are not exactly platonk subjects. Jill tells nie she knows it isn't right and understands what she is \isking, but she's made no effort to end this inappropriate relationship. I feel caught in the middle . I don't want to tell Jack what I know, and I don't want to see either of my friends get hurt . I worry about them and hate that Jill continues to lie to me about stopping her online affair. l know what's coming down the road. The longer she carries on like this , the worse things will be when they end. What do I do? Still Friends , Dear Still: Nothing. You are not responsible for Jill's poor choices, and obviously, you have little influence on her decisions . She's going to have to take her lumps the hard way. You don't ,have· to blab to Jack, but you also shouldn't cover for Jill and lie on her behalf. We'd simply spend less time around her and let her know why. · Dear Annie: I was sad to read about how "Grossed Out in Kentucky" was treat" ing the young woman with g.er'litaL herpes. The Centers for D1sease Control and Prevenllon · reports that · more than one out of every five adult~ . and adolescents have . gemtal herpes. Odds are very good that some of the I?eople Kentucky 1s blabbmg to are affected, as well. Most people w1th herpes don't know they have it and are unawa_re they may be spread1ng 1t to . others. ·.IVJany have no symptoms or mistak~ the(r symptom~ for · ~omet~mg el~e: such as JOCk ltcb, . ms.ect b1tes,. hemorrho1ds, yeast mfedtons, ra:~;or bum or allergies to .. laundry detergent. . . I hope Kentu~ky thmks abo~! that next tl,me he has an . Itch he· can t scratch. Thanks for trying to help enlighten and educate the masses. ·- Informed In Iowa pies married the longest, and persons attending school who could have graduated but never got to because of consolidation were recognized. Scholarships were awarded to Alyssa Longstreth and Katrina Stout. Several businesses donated gifts to be given away at the banquet. Victoria and Breanna, ·great-granddaughters of Betty Dorgan , sang for the group and President Donna Wilson led in a "Memories of School Days" remini~c­ mg seSSIOn. Graduates attending were Mary Welsh Woodyard , 1933; Virginia Hull Gibson, 1938 ; Bob and Frances Gilkey Alkire, 1942; Joe Stanley, 1945; Lena Alkire Hewitt, 1946; Delores Wood King, 1947; Melvin Morris, Rosella Borgan Birchfield, 1950; Gertrude McMurray Monroe, Stanley and Juanita Wyant Beal, Flora Douglas Osborne, 1951 : Paul Cotterill, Betty Borgan in memory of James Borgan, 1952; Pauline Birchfield Leonard. Fred Stanley. 1953: Hallie Ross, 1955: Larry Clark, Dorothy Anderoon From, Janice Wyant. DeBord , 1956; Rachael Burbridge Lefebre. Pauline Welch Stout, Carolyn Welsh Collins, Garey Borgan. Allen McMurray, 1957; Virgil Reeves, 1959; Joy Wiseman Clark, Mary Wyant Haning; Harold Graham, 1960. Officers elected for 2009-. 2010 were Gary Gibson and Harold Graham, co-presidents; Mary Wyant Haning, vice . preside~!; Martha. Arnold Cunnmgham and Arno14 Dorothy Underwood, secretaries-, and Joy and Larry Clark:,_ treasurers . Southern Elementary Day set for Saturday· RACINE - Southern from Southef!l Elementary. Elementary stu~ents and Coupons can still be \licked tl)eir families will enjoy . a up at the Southern day at · Splashdown Elementary- school this Waterpark and week. All student~ of the Campground near Jackson district are welcome but Saturday as a part Of must have a coupon. Southern Elementary Day. .Not only can families of From 10:30 a.m. to 5:30 Southern Locai ~n)oy the a.m. Southern will receive warer park achVIhes, but 15% of the proceeds of volleyball and fishing will thos:e subm itUng coupons also be offered free of charge. Picnicking outside the gates is permitted. ·Fishermen should bring their own fishjng gear. Parents are responsible for their own children, although chapero!Jes will be on hand to coordinate activities . Southern Local will not be responsible for injuries nor will the school provide childcare services. Saturday . night K-C Raceway·on up the pike in Chillicothe will host "Fan: Appreciation Ni~ht" · for • only a $5 admisstorf. The featured event will be" "The Tecumseh · 30'.' $3,000 to win outlaw sprint main. This event will be part of So\lthern Elementary Day on, Saturday. As · spring turns to sum: • Don't spread bacteria in and late evening hours. If mer, the Ohio Department the kitchen. ·Keep raw meat you plan to be outdoors at of Health (ODH) turns its a way from other foods. dawn or dusk, take extra attention to protecting and Wash your hands, cutting care to use repellent and improving all ·Ohioans' board, ~ounter, dishes. and wear protective clolhing· health during this most out~ silverware with hot ·soapy that covers the skin: Light AlvinO. doorsy tim~ of year. As water after they touch raw colored fabrics are least Ohio's doctor, I prescribe. Jackson meat, spin.ach, greens or attractive to mosquitoes : the following for healthy sprouts. Never put ~:ooked When using repellents, be swimming, cooking out and meat in a container that held sure .to follow the label· avoiding mosquito bites . uncooked meat. directions. · Swim Safely • Drink only pasteurized To eliminate mosquito· ODH and its partners reg- cases of illness due to E. rililk, juice or cider. Frozen breeding sites near your ularly test. ~teet inland state coli Ol57:H7 are reported juice or juice sold in boxes home: Remove all discardparks and Lake Erie beaches in Ohjo. This bacterium typ- .. and glass jars at room tern- ed iires and other ·water. for the presence of bacteria ical)y capses · diarrhea, perature has been pasteur- . holdin!r containers, such as that may make some people which can be bloody arid · 1zed, altl)ough it may not tin cans and unused flower - particularly ch.ildren, the severe, and abdominal say so on the label. · . pots; ·from yo~r property' elderly and those in poor cramps two to eight . days • Drink water from safe Eliminate standing water health - sick if exposed. after infection. People with · sources, such as municipal from your property. Make;: During the testing season --' these symptoms should see water that has been treated .sure all roof gutters are from Mem~rial Day to their phys1cians. with chlorine, wells that clean and properly draining. Labor Day - ODH recom, The E . . coli 0 l57:H7 have been tested or bottled Clean and chlorinate pools, mends posting warning microbe is blamed .for water. Db not swallow lake outdoor saunas and hot tubs: signs at beaches with elevat- roughly 73,000 infections or !JOOI water while swim- •, eep them empty when not ed levels of cenain bact.eria. and 61 deaths·in :the· United ming. . .,, use, and dram water from Check · results for your States each year, according · • Wash _all fruits _and veg- pool covers. Change water favorite beaches online ijl to the Centers for Disease etables pnor to eaung them . m bird ~aths weekly. : Annie's Mail~x is writ· http://www:odh.ohio.gov qr control and Prevention · F'ght the Bite Check out ODH's Summer ten by Kathy Mltc.heU an~ by calling toll .free·, 1,866- (CDC). Most illnesses. from Mosquito season is .upon Safety Web feature at: Marcy Sugar, longtime tdl· . OHIO-BCH (644:6224). E. coli 0157:H7 are associ- us and that means Ohtoans http://.www.odh.oliio.gov/fea tors of the Ann Landers Remember lakes are ated •with eating under- should take stel's to prote~t tureslodhfeatures/summercolumn. Please e-mail your untreated · s~rface waters cooked, contaminated · themselves. agams! mosqUI.· . safety.aspll.. · · . questions to. anniesma!l· and, unlike swimming ground beef. Steps you to bttes and posstble West · (Alvin D. Jackson, M.D.; boxcomcast.net, or wr~te pools, are not designed for . should take to protect your-: Nile virus (WNV) infection. Is the director of the Ollio to: Annie's Mail~ox, P.O. swimming. Gastroen,teritis self and your family include: W":!V ~as first detected m Department of Heallh~) : Box 118190, Chrcago, IL is the most common 11lness · • Wash your hands often, Oh1o m 200 I, . and · has 6061l. To J!"f out _more associated with swimming especially after using the infected people every year about Anme s Ma1/box, in contaminated water. bathroom or changing dia- since 2002, when 441 and read featu~es by o~her Sy!llptoms include ~ausea, pers, before and after eating Ohioans "':ere sick; last Creator.1 Syn~ICate _w_nters vomtting, cramps, fever, or preparing food and after year, 15 Oh10ans contracted and cartoomsts1 VISit tile headache and diarrhea. WNV. There is no way to touching animals. Creators SyndiCate Web Swimmers can reduce • Cook ground beef to predict how the virus will page izt www;creaton\COIIJ· their chances ·Of getting sick 160° F. Test · the meat by behave in 2009, but ~ecause --~--'---.,.-----'-.--------by steering clear of visible putting a fOod thermometer .it is spread only by bites d1scharge. pipes; keeping m the thickest part of the from infected mosquitoes, I . their head and .face out of meat. Wash the thermometer urge Ohioans to take the folthe water: not swallowing . after ea~:h use. Don't eat lowing personal protection the water; showerin~ after ground beef that is pink in measures: To avoid possible infecComm·unity Center. Bev swimming; mid waitmg 24 the middle. If a restaurant Calvert, first vice chairman hours after. a heavy rainfall serves you an undercooked tion from mosquito bites: . ·. hamburger, send it back for Be aware that mosquitoes of Ohio PERl will speak on , before swimming. Friday, June 5 · Cookout with Care more cooking. Ask for a new are most active arid biting POMEROY - Meigs "Keeping Your Chapter Each · year, about 140 bun and a clean plate, too.. . during . the early morning County Commissioners Focused." rescheduled weekly · meet· ing, 10 aJU. R~unions Call: MARCUM CONSTRUCTION · Tuesday, June 9 . .. .. For: •.Ro:om .Additions • 'PaliQs . XENIA (AP) - An Ohio outdoor historical drama ab~ut POMEROY - Bedford Saturday, June 6 • Porches • lle<ks • Garages • Horse Barns • Vinyl & Wod Siding • Township Trustees, 7 p.m . . RACINE · Ours a Shawnee Indian chief is ending a 26-year run aft~r its parRoofing • Chain Link & Wood Fencing & General Home Mnintenanee · · at the town hall: · cousins family reunion, 5 ent company's bankrUptcy filing. Ticket sales for "Blue Jacket" have dwindled. The show POMEROY - Regular p.m., Carmel Church. MIIEW.-CIM; sta~ed in Xenia in southwest Ohio wasn't produced in 2008 · month Iy_ meeting of Board · Suriday,.June 7 47239 Riebel Road, Long Bottom;ou of Elecllons, 8:30a.m. RACiNE - Descendants willie the company tried to come· up with a new script and 740-985-4141 of Martin and Emma Sayre money tq pay debts. Last month; ·the nonprofit First Frontier Inc. filed for reunion, noon, at Star Mill Cell: 740-416-1834 bankruptcy protection. Board president Jim Harworth says Park, RaCine. Not affilated with Mike Marcum Roofing & Remodeling . · RACINE .:.... 27th annual the company owes at leas.! $440.000. Blue Jacket was a war chief who led the Shawnees in the 25+ ·vean experienr:e Free.Estimates Holter family reunlim at the ' 1790s against Army forces trying to crush Indian resistance . Thursday; June 4 . home of Karen Werry, Court · · · .· CHESTER Shade Street Road off Morning in what is now Ohio. River Lodge 453, special · Star Road, Racine. I p.m. meeting. 7 p.m. for the pur- basket dinner. Barbecued pose of conferring entered chicken provided. · apprentice degt;ee on two ATHENS · - O'Bieness Memorial Hospital will offer IIY . . . ..V.ft I candidates. Refreshments, 6 cholesterol and glucose screenings at Meigs Medical ,. Center in Pomeroy from 9 a.m. to noon on Friday, June 5. p.m. · TUPPERS PLAINS Meigs Medical Center is located at 113 E. Memorial Dr. in Friday. June 5 Pomeroy. The cholesterol and glucose screening, which will be VFW Ladies Auxiliary. 7 MIDDLEPORT offered for a $5 fee, will be available at the same location by . p.m., at tl]e hall. Mw$ro•_.• )c . . , , . . . . ,., I . 1.4 ·Healing and miracle ser- appointment oruy from 9 a.m. until noon. To make an appointFriday, June 5 ' POMEROY -'- Meigs vice , 7 p.m., Rejoicing Life ment, call the Meigs Medical Center at (740).992-9158. ~.a., l.alltNt- .& SUHIJ c..._ County PERl Chapter #74 Church. Information at 992· Appoinrments are limited, so please call as soon as pos- GoUipolil~741l 446-litl iT..);t~t l'olllt PtoMnt (.1141 6'7!-!2tt 011 meets at I p.m. at Mulberry 6249 . • · sible to reserve your spot. · . 1 Public: meetings .. 6-Ft. Flberglus Step Ladder liZ Hp Garbage Disposer 165101 IRWIN 18'' Rough Surface PusbBroom Outdoor drama ends 26-year run . Clubs and organizations S/(11. O'Bleness offers tests at Meigs Center Church events ......... '"lUI 49.99 Single Speed Jigsaw (2581 0854)(4232-01) -Ill '"....St._.....,- Pn:nure Canner (3111 0059)(01755) • I City Holding (NASDAQ) - 33.64 Colllnl (NYSE) - 45.55 DuPont (NYSE) - 28.89 US Blnk (NYSE) - 18.05 Bv KATHY MITCHELL ANO MARCY SuGAR HARRISONVlLLE The Harrisonville-Scipio Alumni Am>eiation held its 79th annual banquet recent· ly at the Alumni Center near Harrisonville with 58 alumni and guests attending. Bob Alkire was recognized for being the oldest male present, and Mary Welsh Woodyard for the oldest female . . Virgil Reeves, class of 1959, was · re.cognized for 50 years.. Stanley and Juanita Wyal)t Beat travelt:d the farthest. Teachers, cheerleaders, bus drivers , valeqictorians, one with the most children, cou- OWIEI Local Stocks AEP (NYSE) - 26.33 Akzo (NASDAQ) - 47.52 Aahland Inc. (NYSE) - 27.93 Big Lola (NYSE) - 24.04 . 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Royal Dutch Shell - 54.27 Saara Holding (NASDAQ) - 65.58 W•I·Mart (NYSE) - 50.86 Wendy's (NYSE) - 4.05 W11Banco (NYSE) - 17.07 Worthington (NYSE) - 14.88 Dally atocll reports are the 4 p.m. ET cloalng quotes of trans· actions lor Juno 3, 2009, provided by EdWard Jon11 llnanclal advlaora Isaac Millo In Gallipolis at (740) 441-9441 and Lesley Marrero In Point Pleasant at (304) 674-0174. Member SIPC. • (740} 44~2412 Bla·ck Jack Drive Seal (J6100238)(6451!6424) .Contrator Wheelbarrow 3501879)(C6) .. •' . . �.OPINION The Daily Sentinel The Daily Sentinel . VIEW Stay at·it :MLEF should press forfacilities Diana West us, than to ensure equality of opportunity. Better to pick winners and losers from the bench than to safeguard the rights of the individual to life, liberty and a fair shot at a promotion. . And .better to advocate a kind of racial and sexual supremacism than to safeguard for one and all the kind of justice that is blind. "I would hope lhat a wise Latina woman with the richness of her experiences would more often than not reach a beuer conclusion (as a judge) than a white male who hasn't lived that life.'' Sotomayor said in her Judge . Mario G. Olmos Law and CultUral Diversity Lecture at UC Berkeley's law school in 200 I. The cavalier condescension toward the "white" and the "male" in this statement is breathtaking. ·And in Ricci v. DeStefano. Sotomayor showed us precisely how she implements it: by upholding discrimination against the expendable, those such as Ricci and his co-plaintiffs who don't have black skin. This is reverse Thursday, June 4, 2009 .. Obituaries. I I POMEROY - Robert "Bob" 'Hartenbach, 87, of Pomeroy passed away on June 3, 2009. He was born on April 6, 1922 in Minersville to the late Otto and Anna (Macintosh) Hartenbach. Mr. Hartenbach was a member of the National Rifle Association, Buckeye Sheriff's Assoc.iation, Duck's Unlimited, VFW Post 9926, Mason, W.Va., Drew Webster Post 39 American Legion, and he attended the Rocksprings United Methodist Church. He also served Meigs County as sheriff for 20 years from 1957-1977, served as chief deputy in Gallia County from 1977-1989, then served four years as a Meigs County Commissioner. He is survived by his wife, Viola Hartenbach, Pomeroy; children, Steve and Pam Hartenbach, Debra Grueser, all of Pomeroy; granddaughters, Katie Hartenbach, Anna Marie Hartenbach, Jessica and Steve Davis, Andrea Grueser; great grandchildren, Emma Grace Davis and Owen Campbell Davis. · · In addition to his parents, he is preceded in death by sisters, Margaret Russell and Dorothy Hartenbach. A funeral service will be held at I I a.m. on SaiUrday, June 6, 2009 at the Anderson McDaniel Funerai.Home m Pomeroy with Pastor Jay Hubbard officiating. Burial will follow at Minersville Cemetery .. Visiting hours will be from 2-4 p.m . and 6-9 p.m. on Friday, June 5, 2009 at the funeral home . A registry is available on-line . at www.andersonmcdaniel.coll\. Deaths • Gladys llias POMEROY- Gladys Riggs. 98, Pomeroy, passed away at her residence on Tuesday, June 2, 2009. Arrangements are incomplete and will .be announced by the Anderson ·McDantel Funeral Home m Pomeroy. . · ·, . Ohline Registry is available by logging onto www.andersonmcdaniel.com. · · (Diana West is the author of "The · Death of fhe Grown-up~ How America's' Arrested Development Is Bringing Down Western Civilization," ·and b/ogs at dianawest.net. She 'can be comacted via dianawest@verizon.net). For the Record Divorces POMEROY - Actions for divorce were filed in Meigs County Common Pleas Court by Sally A. Dailey, :Portland, · against Michael L. Dailey, Portland; Charles Michael, )r., Racine, against Marla Michael, Marysville; Glen T. Crisp, Langsville, a~ainst Kristy Lee Crisp, no address reported; and Earl 0 Dell Pickens, Syracuse, against Rachel Robinson, Pomeroy. TO Foreclosures FAIL? I I POMEROY - Actions for foreclosure were filed in Meigs County Common Pleas Court by. Select Portfolio Servicing, Inc., Salt Lake City, Utah, against the Estate of Alice C. Chapman, Pomeroy, and others, and by First National Bank, McConnelsville, against Earley W. Hill, Albany, and others. Civil suit POMEROY - A civil action alleging personal injury was file~ in Meig~ County Common Pleas~ourt by Carla M. Nevtlle, Galhpohs Ferry, W;Va., agamst Cathy M. Conde, Pomeroy. · Middleport 'TODAY IN HISTORY Today is Thursday, June 4, the !55th day of 2009. There are 210 days left in the year. To<;la(s highlight in history: On June 4, 1942, ihe Pacific Battle of Midway began during World War II; three days later•.American naval forces claimed a decisive victory . over the Japanese. · · On this date: In 1783, the Montgolfier brothers first publicly demonstrated their hot-air balloon, which did . not carry any passengers, over Annonay, France. Maybe the most important Not that. I did anything In 1.896, Henry Ford made a successJul pre-dawn test run lesson I learned as a journal. about it. of his horseless carriage, called a "quadricycle," through ist came from a story I never Good thing we'd always the streets of Detroit. wrote. During the 1980s, I been . cautious about debt, Thought for Today: "Reputation is a bubble which a man was under contract to a living in the same house for bursts when he tries to blow it for himself." - Emma monthly magazine. Owing 28 years, refinancing only Gene Carleton, American journalist (1850-1925). editors a feature article, I for home improvements. I Lyons drive a 9-year-old pickup; was assigned to write about my wardrobe comes mostly how sky-high prices and LETTERS TO THE from LL Sean and the inflation were wrecking the Tractor Supply Co. Our hopes of young professionEDITOR sons attended public als to buy their own homes. estate . bubble. Shrewd schools through college. Letters to rhe ediror ·are welcome. They should be less Articles lamenting the investors should be unloading rha11 300 words. A'// letters are subject to editing, must be plight of thwarted yuppies properties. and debt. House- My . wife's tastes run to signed . and include address and telephone number. No had appeared in Texas news- hungry yuppies should sit inex'pensive clothing and unsigned letters wnt be published. Le11ers should be in papers. I had little. enthusi- tight. awaitmg lower interest jewelry. Leapfrogging to fashionable good taste. addressing issues, not personalities. Leiters of asm. Finance , bores me . rates and plummeting prices. .· ever-more neighborhoods just wasn't tha11ks to organizations and il!dividtu~ls will not be accept- When people start talking . Roberto's logic was edJor publication. about their "dreams," in the inescapable, bul none of us us. Staying together was . Visiting subdivisions of sense of unrealized fan- wanted to play Cassandra. 6 , 0 0 0- s q u are - foot tasies, llose interest. They'd Somewhat grumpily, my McMansions, I'd occasionally have to settle for what they editors let me write two wonder. "Where 's all this could afford. poor things. sports features instead. We l'\lmost needless to say, I sold our Texas house at a money corning from'!' Reader Services (UsPs 213-9601 Thin air. as it happened ; . already owned a home. tidy profil and left town. Conectlon Polley Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Exactly how thin can be I decided to interview one The next big Texas realOur main concern in all stories· iS to Pubhli!t'led everv morning, Mo'nday judged from an extraordiof my cleverest friends: a estate story was the Savings be accurate. If ·you know of an error through Friday, 111 <:;ourt· Street, nary piece of confessional foreign -born re11I estate & . Loan crisis of the first in a story, call the newsroom at (740) · Pomeroy. Ohio. Second-clasS·postage 992-2156. paid at Pomeroy. . developer who'd studied at a ·Bush administrdtion, caused journalism · by New York ·. Member: The ASSOCiated "Press· and. prestig10us American bu$i- by the very collapse· my Times economics reporter Our main number Is the "Ohio Newspaper Assoclatton. ness school. He often had friend warned against. Edmund .L. Andrews. Poalmatter: Send address correc· (740) 992·2156. . thought-provoking takes on (Also, like the second Hush Adapted from his book Department extensions are: tlons to The Daily Sentinel, P.O. Box other issues. Why not about administration's banking Busted: Life Inside tire 729. Pomeroy, Ohio 45769. News crisis. by unwise deregula- Grear Mortgage Meltdow11 , his own profession? Edltof: Charlene Hoeflich, Ext 12 Subscription Rates Roberto brought me up tion.) Back then . everybody it tells how he "joined milReporter: Brian Reed, Ext 14 By carrier or motor route short. Naming mutual thought hundreds of failed lions ·. of otherwise-sane Repor1er: Beth Sergent, Ext 13 4 week• ...........•..'11.30 friends. he said our parenls Texas S&Ls were a big deal. Americans in what we now 52 weeks ............'128.85 Advertising wouldn't have dreamed of Not that anybody learned know was a catastrophic Dolly ................... .50' Advmlalng DtrectOI': Pam Caldwell, binge on oveq>riced real living as they did fancy anything. SeniOI' Clllzon ia1n 740·446·2342, Ext 17 26weeka ............. '59.61 estate and reckless mortcars, foreign vacalions, freFlash-forward 25 years. Roboll: Man Rodgero, Ext 15 52 k • ............ '116.90 gages. Nobody duP.ed or quent restaurant meals Vacationing in England in ROIIIII: Brenda OaVis, Ex116 smOa1bots 9hClu1d In _ ..... Clou.ICln:.: Judy Cl~rk. Ex1. I 0 and also buying a house. 2007, I watched a TV show hypnotized me. L1ke so ohct 10 Tho Ooly No sub· Previous generations had called something like "Flip many others - borrowers. scripllon . t7t mail permitt«< In ai'9As Clrcullitlon saved for years to J!lake a This House." A daily pro- lenders and the Wall Street .......,homoaorrierseMceoiMIIable. Circulation Mlnlger: Oavid Lucas, 74()..446·2342, Ext 11 down payment. gram, it depicted eager Brits dealmakers behind them Mall SubScription Ols1rlct Cln:ul011on lla~ "Besides," he said, "if seeking properties to buy, I just though! I could beat lnolde Meigs County Mike Whitt · people can't buy !lOuses, refurbish and sell at a hand- the odds. We all had ow· rea12 Weeks . : . ..........'35.26 who's going to live in them? · some profit. Recalling sons. The brokers and dealGeneral Manager 26 Weeks ... __ ... .... .'70.70 Chartene Hoeflich. Ext 12 ·s2 Weeks ... .........'140.11 Monkeys?" Roberto's warning. I said makers were scoring huge Ordinary He said articles like mine idly to my wife, ·"When commissions. E-moll: Outside Meigs Counly homebuyers were stretching mdSMWSOmydallysenftnel.corn were a sure sign a sharp mar- they 're pushing real-est.ate · 12 Weeks .......... .. '56.55 ket correction was overdue. specula lion on mormng · to get into first houses, or 26 Wael<s ... .........'113.60 Web: Texas, he said, wasexperienc- television, it's lime to get bi~ger houses, or beuer 52 Weel<s ........• _ .. '227.21 www.mydailysenllnel.corn neighborhoods. Some were ing a classic speculanve real- out of the J!larket." LOcal Briefs · Correction Robert 11ob' Hartenbach McKinnon. ''It's a bad visual. It's bad symbolism for the . Republicans," said Matthew Dowd, another former Bush aide. "You want to be careful," said GOP chair, man Michael Steele. "You,' don't want to be perceived as a bully." Such shallow, pointless politicking, devoid of philo-: sophical principle, reveals. the crisis in conservative circles: namely. the lack of. understanding of what is required to mount the philo-, sophical arguments against the leftist social engineering, · as practiced by. Sotomayor and as promul-. gated by Obama, that has . derailed the Jives of countless Frank Riccis, stripping them of the protections of the Constitution in the name of perpetual resentment and unslakeable grievance. Making this moral, conservative case isn't jumping off a cliff. It isn't "bad symbolism" and it isn't bullying . It's leadership b~ on fundamental , core princi'ples. We'll find out if there is anyone left with any such principles when the Senate confirmation hearings, for Sotomayor begin. discrimination , and among activist judges such as Sotomayor and Democrats on the left. such as President Barack Obama, it is not only acceptable, it is a sterling credential. , • But no one on the right is supposed to mention it, or so the conventional wisdom would have it. That's because Sotomayor, in addi- · tion to being a Latina - or, rather, as a function of being a La1ina - is also a sacred cow. As a . woman (check one) with parents from Puerto Rico (check two), she is by accident of birth virtually above criticism. a condition of neo-royalty that is death to a democratic republic. Worse,'she is seen h\ these, sacred terms by far too many Republicans, thus revealing the extent to ·which they, too, have bought · into the dehumanizing givens of identity politics. In other words, it's one thing for Sen . . Charles Schumer. D-N.Y., to say, "They (Republicans) oppose her al their peril." It 's quite another to hear the very same theme echoed by GOP professionals. "Republicans who pick a fight·with an upfrom-the- bootstraps Hispanic woman do .so at their own peril," said GOP consultant Phil Musser. "If Republicans make a big deal of opposi.ng Sotomayor, we will be hurling oursel vcs off a cliff," said former George w: Bush aide Mark AM I ToO BIG '· . . greedy, some were desperate and some were deceived." Divm;:ed, remarried and stuck with $4.000-a-month alimony and child support payments, Andrews and his second wife decided they just had to have a suburban home big enough for her daughter and his visiting sons. "At· any other time in history, the idea of someone like me borrowing more than $400,000 would have seemed insane." As, indeed, it was. The role of Satan in Andrews' morali, ty tale is played by a helpful mortgage broker whispering ever more "creative" ways of hiding mushrooming debt from lenders. "If Plan A didn't work." he writes, "he would ·simply move down another step on the ladder of credibility. ... American · Home was practically be~­ ging me to take the money.' And take it he did . Like millions. of Americans (Brits, Irish; Spaniarqs, etc.) playing .financial mm;ical chairs, Andrews gambled that Ire' d have a seat when 'the music slopped. Instead, American Home went bust; foreclosure looms . And we're all stuck paying for it. It's definitely pos~ · sible to admire the work .·without admiring its author. Almost everything Andrews did was foolhardy and selfindulgent. Much of il should also have been illegal. (Arkansas DemocratGazelle columnist Gene Lvo11s is a National Magazit~e Award winner and co·aurhor of "Tire Huming of tire Presidem" (St. Martill 's Press. 2000). You ca11 e-mail Lyo11s at eugenelyons2@yahoo.cam). ted. Fishermen should bring their own fishing gear. Parents are responsible for their own children. although chaperones will be on hand ro coordinate · activities. Southern Local will' not be responsible for injuries nor will the school provide childcare services. WIAboard POMEROY - Meigs County ATHENS - Area 14 Workforce Commissioners approved five projects Investment Board will meet at 9 a.m. for funding through the Community on June 12 at the Ohio University Inn, Development Block Grarit formula Athens. program: $20,000 for Racine Village street improvements, $1 S,900 for Rutland Village street improvements, $24,1.00 for roof repairs at the Meigs Museum , $20;oo<l for lhe Middleport Fire Department, and $20.000 for new RACINE - Southern Elementary CHILUCOTHE- On Saturday Krestrooms for the Tuppers Plains Ball students and their families will have a Association. big day on Saturday as Splashdown C Raceway in Chillicothe will host Other projects reported Monday Waterpark and Campground near "Fan Appreciation Night" for a $5 were merely applications submitted Jackson, hosts Southern Elementary . admission fee. The featured event will and were not awarded funding. Grants Day. From 10:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. be "The Tecumseh 30'' with $3,000 to Administrator Jean Trussell said yes- Southern- will receive IS percent of the win outlaw sprint main. This event terday. proceeds of those submitting coupons will be part of Southern Elementary from Southern · Elementary. Coupons Day on Saturday. can still be picked up at Southern Elementary school this week. All stuTB CHESTER - . Chester United dents of, the districl are welcome, but Methodist Church will serve a must have a coupon. Not only can famCHESTER - From 5-6 p.m. on spaghetti dinner from· 4:30 to 6:30 ilies of Southern Local enjoy the water Monday the Meigs TB Clinic staff will p.m. on June 12. for dine in or carry- park activities but volleyball and fish- be at the Chester Fire Department to out. Proceeds from donalions received tng will also be offered free of charge. give skin tests . Staff will return on · will go to Tarhe Youth Camp. Picnicking outside the gates is (lennit- Wednesday to read the tests. Southern Elementary Day set Fan appreciation night set ·. Spaghetti dinner clinic at Chester W.Va. musetJJtt set to open ~une 20 CHARLESTON, W.Va . (AP) - From the touchable raccpon pelt, fabricated native trees and dandelions in Frontierland to the smell · of sulfur emanatin~ from . the simulaled coal mme, the newly remodeled $17.3 million West Virginia State Museum taps nearly all the senses. Visitors will hear train ·whistles, the sound of moonshine trickling through a still, the drip, drip, drip of water seeping through coal seams and the sound of traffic whizzing by the Canton bridge built in 1905. Paths through the 24,000square-foot revamped museum are lined with replicas of the state's.seven nattve trees so meticulously detailed as · to include a common mold that often grows on bark. As a . visitor wanders through the exhibits, the leaves tum from the greens of spring to the gold, red and , burrit oranges of fall. Workers were putting the finishing touches on the exhibits Wednesday at . the Cultural Center in Charleston, which, houses the museum, as they prepare for a June 21 grand opening that's been a long time commg. The idea of building a new museum surfaced more than 10 years ago, but the project was plagued by years of delays and funding shortfalls. Officials now hope 10 lure 250,000 visitors a year, nearly twice as many as toured the museum in its previous incarnation, "':'hich closed in 2004. Visitors will walk through nearly 400 million years of history. beginning on 01rt paths lined with artificial turf and native flowers on through to raih:oad tracks that debate over which artifact bleed seamlessly into a scenic told the most complete or mural and asphalt lanes lined best story, including a with solid yellow lines and Confederate medical chest authentic steel guardrails captured by Union soldiers. with touc~ of rust. Other items . required . The nearly 6,200 items on . researchers 10 dig up details display represent only a about its origins from donatenth of the state's vast col· tion cards, the original donors lection, said State Culture · or their surviving relatives . . "We've got the A list, the · and History Commissioner Randaii .Reid Smith. A visi- B list and most of the C' list tor could spend 26 hours on display," he said. seeing every display, read· Some of the more quirky ing every placard in all 26 items include the carcasses discovery rooms and view- of Emmiline and Alexander, ing all 24 films, documen· two fleas wearing lavish taries, flat-screen features. costumes that performed in Creative Director Stan a flea circus during the late Bumgardner said such gems 1800s. With a push of a but• as a Daniel Boone musket, ton, a light illuminates their . · George Washington tele-.. magnified bodies. There's also a seed from scope and sword, and a grandfather clock owned by the tropical plant Blkinsia the family of famed pioneer polymorpha found in Elkins Mary Ingles were shoo-ins that is thought to be the old· for the displays. Otljers were est seed in the world, dating culled after sometimes tense ·back 365 million years. Clown rrom Page At shortly afterwards. Witnesses then describe the clown showing up at lhe Pomeroy Ball Fields and ~asketbilll courts. where he began talking to the chil- older child as its chaperone, · dren in this .area and at some · was picked up by the chappoint began to chase a small erone and both walked child iii the/.arking Jot. The away from the clown. The small chil , who had an Pomeroy Police Department reports a parent then approached the clown who left almost immediately upon Slleing an adult enter the area. Commission from Page At Highway Patrol Housing market falls, goes .boom, again ... and again .... The Daily Sentinel The Daily Sentinel • Page As www .mydailysentinel.com Tllursday, June 4, 2009 Opposing Sotomayor is the right~ thing·to do Frank Ricci is "just" a fireman , and not, like 111 Court Street ··Pomeroy, Ohio Supreme Court Justice (740) 992·2156 ·FAX (740) 992-2157 nominee Sonia Sotomayor, www.mydallysentlnel.com a federal judge. He is "only" a white male, and not, like Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Sotomayor, a Latina. And while he works in New Dan Goodrich Haven, Conn., he certainly Publisher didn't attend Yale Law School as Sotomayor did. Charlene Hoeflich For one thing. he's General Manager-News Editor dyslexic. That's why Ricci spent more than $1.000 to Pam Caldwell pay an acquaintance to Advertising Director make recordings of the educatiQjlal materials Ricci Corrgress shall make no law respecting an needed to master in order to pass a 2003 test that was rstablishment of religion, or prohibiting the specially drawn up for the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom New Haven Fire of speech, or of the press; or the right of the Department. The test was to people peaceably to assemble, and to petition determine who was eligible for 15 lieutenant and capthe Government for a redress ofgrievances. tain , promotions. After . months of intensive Stl!dy, - The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution Ricci scored sixth highest out of . 77 candidates. Because the results were deemed racially unacceptable - none of the 19 black test-takers made the cut New Haven mayor John DeStefano Jr. decided to junk all the test results ahd promote no one. That was six years ago. This April, the Supreme Court heard . Ricci v. DeStefano, a case that Sotomayor, as part of a three-judge panel, upheld on Dear Editor: appeal against Ricci and the This is a letter in support of The Meigs Local Enrichment Foundation 's ach.ievements and efforts to get the badly need- 17 other firemen who joined his complaint. Better to pered sports facilities built for Meigs Local School District. This ~roup of intelligent and energetic young people took petuate group grievance, the inillative and worked many, many hours to accomplish Sotomayor's decision tells something that was only hoped for since) 968 when Mt;igs consolidated. They did all of the groundwork and raised $2 million out of the $3 'million needed to complete the project. The rest was going to be up to us . We were going to vote whether or not we would be willing to do our small . part. I'm disappointed that we don't get that choice. · · Our school d1strict is struggling financially. The economy is bad. Times are tough. So why spend money on sports? To do nothing is reactive. It is proactive to do something positive to help the situation. This project would bring in revenue by holding our own band competitions~ track and cross country meets. We could charge, as other schools do, admission to baseball and softball games. The facilities could be rented out to other school districts to hold their events . This facility would be something our students and community could take pride in and it would certainly attract more people and industry into our area. Our school district, in fact, our county would benefit. Thank you, MLEF, for your hard work , sacrifice and determilmtion. You have 2 million reasons to keep going and I believe the other I million will be coming aboard to see this project through! Tom Harris READER'S PageA4 to oversee the local project, · commissioner's meeting. mortgages, arid the number advertised in the newspaper, and percentage of homes in on the radio and on flyers; said Building Inspector The distribution of funds BRADBURY - 1\vo men were tr&IlSpOrted to area hos- Ranilall Mullins worked ·was based on unemploymeQt default or delinquency. · and said local agenCies will pitals with injuries following a three-vehicle accident that with her to identify appro· rates, foreclosure rates and discussed the be encouraged tQ refer potenTrussell occurred at approximately 2:40 p.m. Sunday afternoon in priate properties·. means by which the program tial quillified applicants, · census data, the number and Salisbury Township. · · The home will be built in "A great number of units" percentage of home foreclo- will be P!o~J1?ted, to ensure According to troopers, Christopher M, Hutton, 38, were as aban· . ·sures in each. unit of general that all potential homebuyers .cooperation with the GalliaRutland, was riding his 1997 Harley westbound on doned,identified condemned and local government, the num- can apply to purchase the Metgs Community Action Bradbury Road, just west of Ohip 7, with passenger, Bobby · vacant, according to minand percentage of homes · new home to be built. She Agency, using funds avail• J. Stewart, 29, unknown · address, while Collen utes of Thursday's county ber financed by a subprime said the program will be able for that purpose. Blankenship, 16, Alb~y. was driving a 1998 GMS Sonoll!a · eastbound ·on Bradbury Road. Blankenship ~eportedly - - . . . . , . . . : . . . - - - - - - - - . . . . , . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - : fail~d to yield the ·right of way .wh!le turning left·.and his e. vehicle struck the motorcycle, I!Jecnng both the driver and Page At the passenger. The bike then struck a !991 Chevy S-10 being driven eastbound on Bradbury Road behind Rev. Neil Kookoothe, said they left the bar and went to done · porterhouse steak, executed in Ohio since Blankenship's vehicle by Erin C. Yost, 20, Rutland, and Wilson was baptized as a Wilson's house. baked potato, cern on the Nov, 19. Stewart became pinned underneath her vehicle. cob, salad, strawberry Ohio has put 29 men to Roman Catholic last week Wilson let Lutz out Meigs County EMS res~nded to the scene and Stewart and had received commu- briefly after she begged to cheesecake and Dr Pepper. death since it reinstated the was transported by MedFhght to St. Maty 's Medical Center nion Wednesday morning . .use the restroom, but Wilson is the first inmate . death penalty in 1999. in Huntington, W.Va., with incapacitating injuries: Hutton · "Dan wanted to make forced her back into the was transported by Pleasant Valley Hospital with non-inca- sure his sorrow for the Lutz .trunk even though she pai:itating injuries by EMS. . · · · family and his remorse for promised to · forget the Blankenship was cited with right of way when turning left. taking Carol's life is sin- ordeal if he ran away. ••• Wilson then set the puncSNOWVILLE ·- Clinton J. Stephens, 21, Pomeroy, was cere," Kookoothe said. "He cited with vehicles traveling in opposite din;ctions follow- · wanted .people to know tured gas tank on fire and · walked off while · Lutz ing a two-vehicle accident that occurred shortly before 7 that." Wilson killed Lutz afler burned to death. p.m. in Scipio Township. . Wilson spent his final day she drove him home from According to troopers, Stephens was driving his 2003 · visiting with family, friends the bar in Elyria. Somehow Hyundai Elantra southbound on Carsey Road when he 1?5 Nortll2nd Ave. ~ Wilson said he didn't am;l a priest and called his failed to'yield half of the roadway and his vehicle struck a Mil;ldleport, OH times 1984 Mercedes-Benz 300 being driven northbound on know how - Lutz ended up mother several in the trunk of her black . overnight. He. had a special Carsey Road by Sasha M. McCully, 27, Nelsonville. }.Q()2 , Stephens reported J)?SSible injl_lries. but sought no treatment Oldsmobile Cutlass after meal that included a wellat the scene; both vehicles sus.tamed disabling damages . R. VI·si·on from T £ 7028 ••• . '.:fil ;_, .· . I(•.•. k ar 'THOMAS - Rhonda G. McGrath, 50, Pomeroy, was ~ cited with traveling left of center following a two-vehicle ·. -~.- ... ,· ~• . Ja accident that .occurred Tuesday at approximately 8:50a.m. r. in Salisbury Township. . . . · According to troopers, McGruth was driving her 2002 · Dodge Stratus southbound on Ohio !43 just south of mile .- Sleltlng Sl~ post 3 when her vehicle went left of center and sideswiped rat . a 2002 Chevy C/K 2500 being driven northbound on Ohio :.1~ .lit.. I 143 by Nathan W. Coblentz, 31, Millersburg. Both vehi- . I' "~\ · !N.ff'' • C _. ~~ ' cles, sustaining disabling ,jamages, then travele4 off the - ~ ""-· --·-', " · right side of the roadway onto grassy berms. . $ · ' • ._._ 5769 4 0 McGrath reported non-incapacitatmg injuries. but l!ought , 113 Court Sti eet.t rio treatment; Coblentz reported no injuries. ~, . . . .. . _, «t'fl•f/IU • ' ,...,_. • ·• I &, J•G,,EXCAVATING . .i Libraryfrom Page At the worlds of music. dance , art, books and more to young people enrolled in the free summer reading rrogram. The program is open. to y~ung people preschoo a~e through young adult. In addition to the programs there wtll be prize drawings . story hours, a reading club and more . To register a child, visit one of the MCDPL branc~es or contact the Pomeroy Library at 992-5813. This year's summer reading program for children is sponsored in part by Grange Insurance, Downing, Childs . & Musser. ' _. J 'I . 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VIEW Stay at·it :MLEF should press forfacilities Diana West us, than to ensure equality of opportunity. Better to pick winners and losers from the bench than to safeguard the rights of the individual to life, liberty and a fair shot at a promotion. . And .better to advocate a kind of racial and sexual supremacism than to safeguard for one and all the kind of justice that is blind. "I would hope lhat a wise Latina woman with the richness of her experiences would more often than not reach a beuer conclusion (as a judge) than a white male who hasn't lived that life.'' Sotomayor said in her Judge . Mario G. Olmos Law and CultUral Diversity Lecture at UC Berkeley's law school in 200 I. The cavalier condescension toward the "white" and the "male" in this statement is breathtaking. ·And in Ricci v. DeStefano. Sotomayor showed us precisely how she implements it: by upholding discrimination against the expendable, those such as Ricci and his co-plaintiffs who don't have black skin. This is reverse Thursday, June 4, 2009 .. Obituaries. I I POMEROY - Robert "Bob" 'Hartenbach, 87, of Pomeroy passed away on June 3, 2009. He was born on April 6, 1922 in Minersville to the late Otto and Anna (Macintosh) Hartenbach. Mr. Hartenbach was a member of the National Rifle Association, Buckeye Sheriff's Assoc.iation, Duck's Unlimited, VFW Post 9926, Mason, W.Va., Drew Webster Post 39 American Legion, and he attended the Rocksprings United Methodist Church. He also served Meigs County as sheriff for 20 years from 1957-1977, served as chief deputy in Gallia County from 1977-1989, then served four years as a Meigs County Commissioner. He is survived by his wife, Viola Hartenbach, Pomeroy; children, Steve and Pam Hartenbach, Debra Grueser, all of Pomeroy; granddaughters, Katie Hartenbach, Anna Marie Hartenbach, Jessica and Steve Davis, Andrea Grueser; great grandchildren, Emma Grace Davis and Owen Campbell Davis. · · In addition to his parents, he is preceded in death by sisters, Margaret Russell and Dorothy Hartenbach. A funeral service will be held at I I a.m. on SaiUrday, June 6, 2009 at the Anderson McDaniel Funerai.Home m Pomeroy with Pastor Jay Hubbard officiating. Burial will follow at Minersville Cemetery .. Visiting hours will be from 2-4 p.m . and 6-9 p.m. on Friday, June 5, 2009 at the funeral home . A registry is available on-line . at www.andersonmcdaniel.coll\. Deaths • Gladys llias POMEROY- Gladys Riggs. 98, Pomeroy, passed away at her residence on Tuesday, June 2, 2009. Arrangements are incomplete and will .be announced by the Anderson ·McDantel Funeral Home m Pomeroy. . · ·, . Ohline Registry is available by logging onto www.andersonmcdaniel.com. · · (Diana West is the author of "The · Death of fhe Grown-up~ How America's' Arrested Development Is Bringing Down Western Civilization," ·and b/ogs at dianawest.net. She 'can be comacted via dianawest@verizon.net). For the Record Divorces POMEROY - Actions for divorce were filed in Meigs County Common Pleas Court by Sally A. Dailey, :Portland, · against Michael L. Dailey, Portland; Charles Michael, )r., Racine, against Marla Michael, Marysville; Glen T. Crisp, Langsville, a~ainst Kristy Lee Crisp, no address reported; and Earl 0 Dell Pickens, Syracuse, against Rachel Robinson, Pomeroy. TO Foreclosures FAIL? I I POMEROY - Actions for foreclosure were filed in Meigs County Common Pleas Court by. Select Portfolio Servicing, Inc., Salt Lake City, Utah, against the Estate of Alice C. Chapman, Pomeroy, and others, and by First National Bank, McConnelsville, against Earley W. Hill, Albany, and others. Civil suit POMEROY - A civil action alleging personal injury was file~ in Meig~ County Common Pleas~ourt by Carla M. Nevtlle, Galhpohs Ferry, W;Va., agamst Cathy M. Conde, Pomeroy. · Middleport 'TODAY IN HISTORY Today is Thursday, June 4, the !55th day of 2009. There are 210 days left in the year. To<;la(s highlight in history: On June 4, 1942, ihe Pacific Battle of Midway began during World War II; three days later•.American naval forces claimed a decisive victory . over the Japanese. · · On this date: In 1783, the Montgolfier brothers first publicly demonstrated their hot-air balloon, which did . not carry any passengers, over Annonay, France. Maybe the most important Not that. I did anything In 1.896, Henry Ford made a successJul pre-dawn test run lesson I learned as a journal. about it. of his horseless carriage, called a "quadricycle," through ist came from a story I never Good thing we'd always the streets of Detroit. wrote. During the 1980s, I been . cautious about debt, Thought for Today: "Reputation is a bubble which a man was under contract to a living in the same house for bursts when he tries to blow it for himself." - Emma monthly magazine. Owing 28 years, refinancing only Gene Carleton, American journalist (1850-1925). editors a feature article, I for home improvements. I Lyons drive a 9-year-old pickup; was assigned to write about my wardrobe comes mostly how sky-high prices and LETTERS TO THE from LL Sean and the inflation were wrecking the Tractor Supply Co. Our hopes of young professionEDITOR sons attended public als to buy their own homes. estate . bubble. Shrewd schools through college. Letters to rhe ediror ·are welcome. They should be less Articles lamenting the investors should be unloading rha11 300 words. A'// letters are subject to editing, must be plight of thwarted yuppies properties. and debt. House- My . wife's tastes run to signed . and include address and telephone number. No had appeared in Texas news- hungry yuppies should sit inex'pensive clothing and unsigned letters wnt be published. Le11ers should be in papers. I had little. enthusi- tight. awaitmg lower interest jewelry. Leapfrogging to fashionable good taste. addressing issues, not personalities. Leiters of asm. Finance , bores me . rates and plummeting prices. .· ever-more neighborhoods just wasn't tha11ks to organizations and il!dividtu~ls will not be accept- When people start talking . Roberto's logic was edJor publication. about their "dreams," in the inescapable, bul none of us us. Staying together was . Visiting subdivisions of sense of unrealized fan- wanted to play Cassandra. 6 , 0 0 0- s q u are - foot tasies, llose interest. They'd Somewhat grumpily, my McMansions, I'd occasionally have to settle for what they editors let me write two wonder. "Where 's all this could afford. poor things. sports features instead. We l'\lmost needless to say, I sold our Texas house at a money corning from'!' Reader Services (UsPs 213-9601 Thin air. as it happened ; . already owned a home. tidy profil and left town. Conectlon Polley Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Exactly how thin can be I decided to interview one The next big Texas realOur main concern in all stories· iS to Pubhli!t'led everv morning, Mo'nday judged from an extraordiof my cleverest friends: a estate story was the Savings be accurate. If ·you know of an error through Friday, 111 <:;ourt· Street, nary piece of confessional foreign -born re11I estate & . Loan crisis of the first in a story, call the newsroom at (740) · Pomeroy. Ohio. Second-clasS·postage 992-2156. paid at Pomeroy. . developer who'd studied at a ·Bush administrdtion, caused journalism · by New York ·. Member: The ASSOCiated "Press· and. prestig10us American bu$i- by the very collapse· my Times economics reporter Our main number Is the "Ohio Newspaper Assoclatton. ness school. He often had friend warned against. Edmund .L. Andrews. Poalmatter: Send address correc· (740) 992·2156. . thought-provoking takes on (Also, like the second Hush Adapted from his book Department extensions are: tlons to The Daily Sentinel, P.O. Box other issues. Why not about administration's banking Busted: Life Inside tire 729. Pomeroy, Ohio 45769. News crisis. by unwise deregula- Grear Mortgage Meltdow11 , his own profession? Edltof: Charlene Hoeflich, Ext 12 Subscription Rates Roberto brought me up tion.) Back then . everybody it tells how he "joined milReporter: Brian Reed, Ext 14 By carrier or motor route short. Naming mutual thought hundreds of failed lions ·. of otherwise-sane Repor1er: Beth Sergent, Ext 13 4 week• ...........•..'11.30 friends. he said our parenls Texas S&Ls were a big deal. Americans in what we now 52 weeks ............'128.85 Advertising wouldn't have dreamed of Not that anybody learned know was a catastrophic Dolly ................... .50' Advmlalng DtrectOI': Pam Caldwell, binge on oveq>riced real living as they did fancy anything. SeniOI' Clllzon ia1n 740·446·2342, Ext 17 26weeka ............. '59.61 estate and reckless mortcars, foreign vacalions, freFlash-forward 25 years. Roboll: Man Rodgero, Ext 15 52 k • ............ '116.90 gages. Nobody duP.ed or quent restaurant meals Vacationing in England in ROIIIII: Brenda OaVis, Ex116 smOa1bots 9hClu1d In _ ..... Clou.ICln:.: Judy Cl~rk. Ex1. I 0 and also buying a house. 2007, I watched a TV show hypnotized me. L1ke so ohct 10 Tho Ooly No sub· Previous generations had called something like "Flip many others - borrowers. scripllon . t7t mail permitt«< In ai'9As Clrcullitlon saved for years to J!lake a This House." A daily pro- lenders and the Wall Street .......,homoaorrierseMceoiMIIable. Circulation Mlnlger: Oavid Lucas, 74()..446·2342, Ext 11 down payment. gram, it depicted eager Brits dealmakers behind them Mall SubScription Ols1rlct Cln:ul011on lla~ "Besides," he said, "if seeking properties to buy, I just though! I could beat lnolde Meigs County Mike Whitt · people can't buy !lOuses, refurbish and sell at a hand- the odds. We all had ow· rea12 Weeks . : . ..........'35.26 who's going to live in them? · some profit. Recalling sons. The brokers and dealGeneral Manager 26 Weeks ... __ ... .... .'70.70 Chartene Hoeflich. Ext 12 ·s2 Weeks ... .........'140.11 Monkeys?" Roberto's warning. I said makers were scoring huge Ordinary He said articles like mine idly to my wife, ·"When commissions. E-moll: Outside Meigs Counly homebuyers were stretching mdSMWSOmydallysenftnel.corn were a sure sign a sharp mar- they 're pushing real-est.ate · 12 Weeks .......... .. '56.55 ket correction was overdue. specula lion on mormng · to get into first houses, or 26 Wael<s ... .........'113.60 Web: Texas, he said, wasexperienc- television, it's lime to get bi~ger houses, or beuer 52 Weel<s ........• _ .. '227.21 www.mydailysenllnel.corn neighborhoods. Some were ing a classic speculanve real- out of the J!larket." LOcal Briefs · Correction Robert 11ob' Hartenbach McKinnon. ''It's a bad visual. It's bad symbolism for the . Republicans," said Matthew Dowd, another former Bush aide. "You want to be careful," said GOP chair, man Michael Steele. "You,' don't want to be perceived as a bully." Such shallow, pointless politicking, devoid of philo-: sophical principle, reveals. the crisis in conservative circles: namely. the lack of. understanding of what is required to mount the philo-, sophical arguments against the leftist social engineering, · as practiced by. Sotomayor and as promul-. gated by Obama, that has . derailed the Jives of countless Frank Riccis, stripping them of the protections of the Constitution in the name of perpetual resentment and unslakeable grievance. Making this moral, conservative case isn't jumping off a cliff. It isn't "bad symbolism" and it isn't bullying . It's leadership b~ on fundamental , core princi'ples. We'll find out if there is anyone left with any such principles when the Senate confirmation hearings, for Sotomayor begin. discrimination , and among activist judges such as Sotomayor and Democrats on the left. such as President Barack Obama, it is not only acceptable, it is a sterling credential. , • But no one on the right is supposed to mention it, or so the conventional wisdom would have it. That's because Sotomayor, in addi- · tion to being a Latina - or, rather, as a function of being a La1ina - is also a sacred cow. As a . woman (check one) with parents from Puerto Rico (check two), she is by accident of birth virtually above criticism. a condition of neo-royalty that is death to a democratic republic. Worse,'she is seen h\ these, sacred terms by far too many Republicans, thus revealing the extent to ·which they, too, have bought · into the dehumanizing givens of identity politics. In other words, it's one thing for Sen . . Charles Schumer. D-N.Y., to say, "They (Republicans) oppose her al their peril." It 's quite another to hear the very same theme echoed by GOP professionals. "Republicans who pick a fight·with an upfrom-the- bootstraps Hispanic woman do .so at their own peril," said GOP consultant Phil Musser. "If Republicans make a big deal of opposi.ng Sotomayor, we will be hurling oursel vcs off a cliff," said former George w: Bush aide Mark AM I ToO BIG '· . . greedy, some were desperate and some were deceived." Divm;:ed, remarried and stuck with $4.000-a-month alimony and child support payments, Andrews and his second wife decided they just had to have a suburban home big enough for her daughter and his visiting sons. "At· any other time in history, the idea of someone like me borrowing more than $400,000 would have seemed insane." As, indeed, it was. The role of Satan in Andrews' morali, ty tale is played by a helpful mortgage broker whispering ever more "creative" ways of hiding mushrooming debt from lenders. "If Plan A didn't work." he writes, "he would ·simply move down another step on the ladder of credibility. ... American · Home was practically be~­ ging me to take the money.' And take it he did . Like millions. of Americans (Brits, Irish; Spaniarqs, etc.) playing .financial mm;ical chairs, Andrews gambled that Ire' d have a seat when 'the music slopped. Instead, American Home went bust; foreclosure looms . And we're all stuck paying for it. It's definitely pos~ · sible to admire the work .·without admiring its author. Almost everything Andrews did was foolhardy and selfindulgent. Much of il should also have been illegal. (Arkansas DemocratGazelle columnist Gene Lvo11s is a National Magazit~e Award winner and co·aurhor of "Tire Huming of tire Presidem" (St. Martill 's Press. 2000). You ca11 e-mail Lyo11s at eugenelyons2@yahoo.cam). ted. Fishermen should bring their own fishing gear. Parents are responsible for their own children. although chaperones will be on hand ro coordinate · activities. Southern Local will' not be responsible for injuries nor will the school provide childcare services. WIAboard POMEROY - Meigs County ATHENS - Area 14 Workforce Commissioners approved five projects Investment Board will meet at 9 a.m. for funding through the Community on June 12 at the Ohio University Inn, Development Block Grarit formula Athens. program: $20,000 for Racine Village street improvements, $1 S,900 for Rutland Village street improvements, $24,1.00 for roof repairs at the Meigs Museum , $20;oo<l for lhe Middleport Fire Department, and $20.000 for new RACINE - Southern Elementary CHILUCOTHE- On Saturday Krestrooms for the Tuppers Plains Ball students and their families will have a Association. big day on Saturday as Splashdown C Raceway in Chillicothe will host Other projects reported Monday Waterpark and Campground near "Fan Appreciation Night" for a $5 were merely applications submitted Jackson, hosts Southern Elementary . admission fee. The featured event will and were not awarded funding. Grants Day. From 10:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. be "The Tecumseh 30'' with $3,000 to Administrator Jean Trussell said yes- Southern- will receive IS percent of the win outlaw sprint main. This event terday. proceeds of those submitting coupons will be part of Southern Elementary from Southern · Elementary. Coupons Day on Saturday. can still be picked up at Southern Elementary school this week. All stuTB CHESTER - . Chester United dents of, the districl are welcome, but Methodist Church will serve a must have a coupon. Not only can famCHESTER - From 5-6 p.m. on spaghetti dinner from· 4:30 to 6:30 ilies of Southern Local enjoy the water Monday the Meigs TB Clinic staff will p.m. on June 12. for dine in or carry- park activities but volleyball and fish- be at the Chester Fire Department to out. Proceeds from donalions received tng will also be offered free of charge. give skin tests . Staff will return on · will go to Tarhe Youth Camp. Picnicking outside the gates is (lennit- Wednesday to read the tests. Southern Elementary Day set Fan appreciation night set ·. Spaghetti dinner clinic at Chester W.Va. musetJJtt set to open ~une 20 CHARLESTON, W.Va . (AP) - From the touchable raccpon pelt, fabricated native trees and dandelions in Frontierland to the smell · of sulfur emanatin~ from . the simulaled coal mme, the newly remodeled $17.3 million West Virginia State Museum taps nearly all the senses. Visitors will hear train ·whistles, the sound of moonshine trickling through a still, the drip, drip, drip of water seeping through coal seams and the sound of traffic whizzing by the Canton bridge built in 1905. Paths through the 24,000square-foot revamped museum are lined with replicas of the state's.seven nattve trees so meticulously detailed as · to include a common mold that often grows on bark. As a . visitor wanders through the exhibits, the leaves tum from the greens of spring to the gold, red and , burrit oranges of fall. Workers were putting the finishing touches on the exhibits Wednesday at . the Cultural Center in Charleston, which, houses the museum, as they prepare for a June 21 grand opening that's been a long time commg. The idea of building a new museum surfaced more than 10 years ago, but the project was plagued by years of delays and funding shortfalls. Officials now hope 10 lure 250,000 visitors a year, nearly twice as many as toured the museum in its previous incarnation, "':'hich closed in 2004. Visitors will walk through nearly 400 million years of history. beginning on 01rt paths lined with artificial turf and native flowers on through to raih:oad tracks that debate over which artifact bleed seamlessly into a scenic told the most complete or mural and asphalt lanes lined best story, including a with solid yellow lines and Confederate medical chest authentic steel guardrails captured by Union soldiers. with touc~ of rust. Other items . required . The nearly 6,200 items on . researchers 10 dig up details display represent only a about its origins from donatenth of the state's vast col· tion cards, the original donors lection, said State Culture · or their surviving relatives . . "We've got the A list, the · and History Commissioner Randaii .Reid Smith. A visi- B list and most of the C' list tor could spend 26 hours on display," he said. seeing every display, read· Some of the more quirky ing every placard in all 26 items include the carcasses discovery rooms and view- of Emmiline and Alexander, ing all 24 films, documen· two fleas wearing lavish taries, flat-screen features. costumes that performed in Creative Director Stan a flea circus during the late Bumgardner said such gems 1800s. With a push of a but• as a Daniel Boone musket, ton, a light illuminates their . · George Washington tele-.. magnified bodies. There's also a seed from scope and sword, and a grandfather clock owned by the tropical plant Blkinsia the family of famed pioneer polymorpha found in Elkins Mary Ingles were shoo-ins that is thought to be the old· for the displays. Otljers were est seed in the world, dating culled after sometimes tense ·back 365 million years. Clown rrom Page At shortly afterwards. Witnesses then describe the clown showing up at lhe Pomeroy Ball Fields and ~asketbilll courts. where he began talking to the chil- older child as its chaperone, · dren in this .area and at some · was picked up by the chappoint began to chase a small erone and both walked child iii the/.arking Jot. The away from the clown. The small chil , who had an Pomeroy Police Department reports a parent then approached the clown who left almost immediately upon Slleing an adult enter the area. Commission from Page At Highway Patrol Housing market falls, goes .boom, again ... and again .... The Daily Sentinel The Daily Sentinel • Page As www .mydailysentinel.com Tllursday, June 4, 2009 Opposing Sotomayor is the right~ thing·to do Frank Ricci is "just" a fireman , and not, like 111 Court Street ··Pomeroy, Ohio Supreme Court Justice (740) 992·2156 ·FAX (740) 992-2157 nominee Sonia Sotomayor, www.mydallysentlnel.com a federal judge. He is "only" a white male, and not, like Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Sotomayor, a Latina. And while he works in New Dan Goodrich Haven, Conn., he certainly Publisher didn't attend Yale Law School as Sotomayor did. Charlene Hoeflich For one thing. he's General Manager-News Editor dyslexic. That's why Ricci spent more than $1.000 to Pam Caldwell pay an acquaintance to Advertising Director make recordings of the educatiQjlal materials Ricci Corrgress shall make no law respecting an needed to master in order to pass a 2003 test that was rstablishment of religion, or prohibiting the specially drawn up for the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom New Haven Fire of speech, or of the press; or the right of the Department. The test was to people peaceably to assemble, and to petition determine who was eligible for 15 lieutenant and capthe Government for a redress ofgrievances. tain , promotions. After . months of intensive Stl!dy, - The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution Ricci scored sixth highest out of . 77 candidates. Because the results were deemed racially unacceptable - none of the 19 black test-takers made the cut New Haven mayor John DeStefano Jr. decided to junk all the test results ahd promote no one. That was six years ago. This April, the Supreme Court heard . Ricci v. DeStefano, a case that Sotomayor, as part of a three-judge panel, upheld on Dear Editor: appeal against Ricci and the This is a letter in support of The Meigs Local Enrichment Foundation 's ach.ievements and efforts to get the badly need- 17 other firemen who joined his complaint. Better to pered sports facilities built for Meigs Local School District. This ~roup of intelligent and energetic young people took petuate group grievance, the inillative and worked many, many hours to accomplish Sotomayor's decision tells something that was only hoped for since) 968 when Mt;igs consolidated. They did all of the groundwork and raised $2 million out of the $3 'million needed to complete the project. The rest was going to be up to us . We were going to vote whether or not we would be willing to do our small . part. I'm disappointed that we don't get that choice. · · Our school d1strict is struggling financially. The economy is bad. Times are tough. So why spend money on sports? To do nothing is reactive. It is proactive to do something positive to help the situation. This project would bring in revenue by holding our own band competitions~ track and cross country meets. We could charge, as other schools do, admission to baseball and softball games. The facilities could be rented out to other school districts to hold their events . This facility would be something our students and community could take pride in and it would certainly attract more people and industry into our area. Our school district, in fact, our county would benefit. Thank you, MLEF, for your hard work , sacrifice and determilmtion. You have 2 million reasons to keep going and I believe the other I million will be coming aboard to see this project through! Tom Harris READER'S PageA4 to oversee the local project, · commissioner's meeting. mortgages, arid the number advertised in the newspaper, and percentage of homes in on the radio and on flyers; said Building Inspector The distribution of funds BRADBURY - 1\vo men were tr&IlSpOrted to area hos- Ranilall Mullins worked ·was based on unemploymeQt default or delinquency. · and said local agenCies will pitals with injuries following a three-vehicle accident that with her to identify appro· rates, foreclosure rates and discussed the be encouraged tQ refer potenTrussell occurred at approximately 2:40 p.m. Sunday afternoon in priate properties·. means by which the program tial quillified applicants, · census data, the number and Salisbury Township. · · The home will be built in "A great number of units" percentage of home foreclo- will be P!o~J1?ted, to ensure According to troopers, Christopher M, Hutton, 38, were as aban· . ·sures in each. unit of general that all potential homebuyers .cooperation with the GalliaRutland, was riding his 1997 Harley westbound on doned,identified condemned and local government, the num- can apply to purchase the Metgs Community Action Bradbury Road, just west of Ohip 7, with passenger, Bobby · vacant, according to minand percentage of homes · new home to be built. She Agency, using funds avail• J. Stewart, 29, unknown · address, while Collen utes of Thursday's county ber financed by a subprime said the program will be able for that purpose. Blankenship, 16, Alb~y. was driving a 1998 GMS Sonoll!a · eastbound ·on Bradbury Road. Blankenship ~eportedly - - . . . . , . . . : . . . - - - - - - - - . . . . , . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - : fail~d to yield the ·right of way .wh!le turning left·.and his e. vehicle struck the motorcycle, I!Jecnng both the driver and Page At the passenger. The bike then struck a !991 Chevy S-10 being driven eastbound on Bradbury Road behind Rev. Neil Kookoothe, said they left the bar and went to done · porterhouse steak, executed in Ohio since Blankenship's vehicle by Erin C. Yost, 20, Rutland, and Wilson was baptized as a Wilson's house. baked potato, cern on the Nov, 19. Stewart became pinned underneath her vehicle. cob, salad, strawberry Ohio has put 29 men to Roman Catholic last week Wilson let Lutz out Meigs County EMS res~nded to the scene and Stewart and had received commu- briefly after she begged to cheesecake and Dr Pepper. death since it reinstated the was transported by MedFhght to St. Maty 's Medical Center nion Wednesday morning . .use the restroom, but Wilson is the first inmate . death penalty in 1999. in Huntington, W.Va., with incapacitating injuries: Hutton · "Dan wanted to make forced her back into the was transported by Pleasant Valley Hospital with non-inca- sure his sorrow for the Lutz .trunk even though she pai:itating injuries by EMS. . · · · family and his remorse for promised to · forget the Blankenship was cited with right of way when turning left. taking Carol's life is sin- ordeal if he ran away. ••• Wilson then set the puncSNOWVILLE ·- Clinton J. Stephens, 21, Pomeroy, was cere," Kookoothe said. "He cited with vehicles traveling in opposite din;ctions follow- · wanted .people to know tured gas tank on fire and · walked off while · Lutz ing a two-vehicle accident that occurred shortly before 7 that." Wilson killed Lutz afler burned to death. p.m. in Scipio Township. . Wilson spent his final day she drove him home from According to troopers, Stephens was driving his 2003 · visiting with family, friends the bar in Elyria. Somehow Hyundai Elantra southbound on Carsey Road when he 1?5 Nortll2nd Ave. ~ Wilson said he didn't am;l a priest and called his failed to'yield half of the roadway and his vehicle struck a Mil;ldleport, OH times 1984 Mercedes-Benz 300 being driven northbound on know how - Lutz ended up mother several in the trunk of her black . overnight. He. had a special Carsey Road by Sasha M. McCully, 27, Nelsonville. }.Q()2 , Stephens reported J)?SSible injl_lries. but sought no treatment Oldsmobile Cutlass after meal that included a wellat the scene; both vehicles sus.tamed disabling damages . R. VI·si·on from T £ 7028 ••• . '.:fil ;_, .· . I(•.•. k ar 'THOMAS - Rhonda G. McGrath, 50, Pomeroy, was ~ cited with traveling left of center following a two-vehicle ·. -~.- ... ,· ~• . Ja accident that .occurred Tuesday at approximately 8:50a.m. r. in Salisbury Township. . . . · According to troopers, McGruth was driving her 2002 · Dodge Stratus southbound on Ohio !43 just south of mile .- Sleltlng Sl~ post 3 when her vehicle went left of center and sideswiped rat . a 2002 Chevy C/K 2500 being driven northbound on Ohio :.1~ .lit.. I 143 by Nathan W. Coblentz, 31, Millersburg. Both vehi- . I' "~\ · !N.ff'' • C _. ~~ ' cles, sustaining disabling ,jamages, then travele4 off the - ~ ""-· --·-', " · right side of the roadway onto grassy berms. . $ · ' • ._._ 5769 4 0 McGrath reported non-incapacitatmg injuries. but l!ought , 113 Court Sti eet.t rio treatment; Coblentz reported no injuries. ~, . . . .. . _, «t'fl•f/IU • ' ,...,_. • ·• I &, J•G,,EXCAVATING . .i Libraryfrom Page At the worlds of music. dance , art, books and more to young people enrolled in the free summer reading rrogram. The program is open. to y~ung people preschoo a~e through young adult. In addition to the programs there wtll be prize drawings . story hours, a reading club and more . To register a child, visit one of the MCDPL branc~es or contact the Pomeroy Library at 992-5813. This year's summer reading program for children is sponsored in part by Grange Insurance, Downing, Childs . & Musser. ' _. J 'I . 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An aSter- ' As one of four teams ljlk nmct to the event marks the champJ.. on.ship final. · · making up the Class All. semi-final bracket, the ,Big fRIDAY, JUNE 5 Blacks find themselves iri a pool of talented squads: Allie Troester (GAHS), 02 Discus•, tO . three of whom are past • Submitted photo a.m. champions. and most-likely The nine state qualifiers from the Gallia Academy girls track and field team pose for a picture w~h lhe Division II region• Mason Metts (MHS), 02 Shot Put', 10 the toughest competition: a.m. al championship trophy alter winning Saturday's D-2 meet in Byesville for the fifth consecutive season. The nine state Point Pleasant has faced .all Kiln! Connery (EHS), 03 400m quail· · quamiers for the Blu!! Angels, In no particular order, are Alexis Geiger, Lauren Adkins, Tonia logan, Brea Close, Kara season. l)llng, 11:1 o a.m. Jackson, Allie Troester, Samantha Barnes, Peyton Adkins and McKenna Warner. The Angels will compete in 10 different The Black Knights' first • Mike Johnson (EHS), 03 High Jump', events at the state meet this weekend in Columbus. l p.m. hurdle in their race to the ~ Lauren Adkins, Peyton Adkins, state final is their l'riday: ~mantha .Barnes and McKenna morning matchup against Warner .(GAHS). 02 4XSOOm relay'. the Sissonville Indians who: !:30 p.m. enter into the tourriamen~ : Alexis ·Geiger (GAHS} .and K.ani · BY BRYAN WALTERS consistently fared well ~ bined 33 state ap~arances Jackson (GAHS), 02 100m qualifying, with a 21-15 record. Under BWALTERS@MYOAILVTAIBUNE.COM both as a unit and individu- and 27 finals competed in · ~.:20 p.m. • the leadership of first:year ally - at the highest level in between them ~ as well as ··Brea Close. Tonia Logan, Kara coach John Brown, the ~ackson and Alexis Geiger (GAHS), 02 GALLIPOLIS - If last Ohio this decade, scoring at 20 top-1hree placements and · Indians set their sights on 4x200m relay qualifying, 2:30 p.m. year was a disappointment at least one poinl in every state 16 runner-up efforts. . Power Park from the beginBrea Close, Tonia Lopan, Kara the state tournament for the meet held .since 200 l The foursome of Geiger, ning of the season and .are Jack.son and Ale•iil Ge~eo (GAHS). 02 Gallia Academy ~iris track (archives stop at 2001). Logan, Jackson and Close 4x100m relay qualifying, 2:50p.m. likely to put up a fight when and field team; th1s season's GAHS has also amassed a have enjoyed numerous sue,Kara Jackson (GAHS), 02 200m (lash t)!ey go against ·the Black qualifying, 3:40 p.m. charge has been all about grand total of 179 points cesses together in relays at Kmghts . . redemption. And in a very over that eight-year spal1, ' Jesse Owens stadium, as the But the Point Pleasant big way. including a prograliJ·best 45 quartet. has two silvers and a SATURDAY, JUNE 6 boys too have had their The Blue Angels - who points in 2006. bronze over the last two sights on state.With this trip Aloldo .Gelger (GAHS), 02 long·Jump•, · placed tied for eighth last · . In fact, since 2003, · the ·years in both the 4xtoom · " 'sth Ann . ual Girls to Charleston being the1r ifa.m. . . spring after finishing back- »\ue Angels have placed in and 4x.200m events ., third c.onsecutive tourna· 03 boyo 400m', 10:35 a.m. to-back campaigns as the the top-eight of every D-2 including a runner-up in OHSAA Track and ment appearance in the past D2gl~s100m', 1 : 10p.m. Division II runner-up will team final with at least 22 each event. Flelcl Championships ·three seasons, the Black '02 girls 4x200rn relay•, 1:15 p.m. be at Jesse Owens Stadium points. Over that same span, That foursome will . o~ce Knights know how to play '02 girl& 4x100m relay' , 1:60 p.m. in record numbers this GAHS has competed in 42 agam be lookmg fo~ Similar Fn day and Saturday at tlie state level and know Samantha Barnes (GAHS), 02 SOOm•, ·weekend . at the 2009 state events and finished on success and more thts weekJess; Qiv;; ;: Stadl!.lli' exactly what it is they are 2:25p.m. 0 OHSAA track and field the podium (top~eight) · 30 end when they again comworking for. Coach James 02 girls 200m•, 2:35p.m. championships . . in . different times - including pete m those same two conHigginbotham commented Peyton Adkins (ClAHS), 02 3200m n..m•, 2:40p.m. Columbus. as the Blue and one gold, 14 silver and three tests. The Angels have .the . Geiger - who has never on . last year's squad White will have program- bronze .medals being won. .10th fastest quahfymg llme qualified for the lOOm dash ·"exceeding expectations" bests of nine individual athThe Gallia Academy girls m the 4x I OOm reiaY: and the final in her previqus three and hopes that this year's letes competing iri l 0 differ- prorram has also won a sil- ~ Jth !astest quabfy1ng llme attempts - haS the slowest .group holds the talent and SPORTS BRIEFS ent events. · ver medal in at Ieast · one m the 4x~00m even~. . posted time in her heat. ' the drive to take the title of The Angels will 'have five event. in each of the last GAHS IS also sJtl!ng w1th Jackson - who has com- champions,., · veterans and four newcom- seven D•2 state · meets - the fifth and sixth best times peted iri six state events over When asked about the ers at the state level this dating back to 2002 when in its respective 4x.100m and two years - will be making Red and Black's upcoming . · weekend, competing in two Sara Wiseman was the 4x200m . quahf1ers on her four-event debut this trip to Power Park, field events and eight diffe(- 3200m runner-up. Friday. The top eight times weekend after also qualify- Higginbotham. explained, in . . ent races - including a trio The previous program- advance .to the Saturday ing in both the I OOm and '.'Of'course you always hope MASON - The Wahama of relays. best for GAHS in events was finals. , 200m dashes for the first you win the championship. Athletic Boosters will hostWith a record of 19-10 you Three seniors - Alexis nine, set by the · two state Geij;er ~ who. will com- time. , . ing their annual golf scram- Geiger, Tonia Logan and runner-up teams in 2006 pete m the maxtmum four Jackson - the 400m dash know you're playing pretty ble on Saturday, June 20th ·Lauren Adkins - and two (five . girls) and 2007 (six ev.ents for the fourth consec- runner-up as a freshman in good ball, hopefully the at Riverside. Golf Course in juniors - Brea Close . and girls). The 2003 sqll,lld sent ut1ve year - also has a quai- 2007 - has the 14th fastest kids will be ready for the Mason. Kara Jackson - will be eight athletes to state in six ifier in the · lOOm dash on overall time in I OOm semifi- challenge." On the topic of It will be an 8:30 a.m. making return ·trips to Jesse events, the previous record Friday .and a long jump final nal and the lOth fastest time their first game against the shotgul/ start with registra- Owegs Stadium · this Wt;l)k- · of individual quillifiers. Indians on Saturday. .. 'in the 200m prelims. 21-15 llon bemg at 7:30 a.m. The . end, while junior Allie Hi~ginQotham commented, Las't year's team ..:. which · G!)iger · . ..:. . the . . two-time Jackson also has the respecteam qualifications for the sophomore consisted of Geiger, Logan, reigning D-2 long JUmp run- tive seventh an~ fifth fastest . "Sissonville is good. They fQur man scramble is ·one Troester, Samantha Barnes, and fresh- Jackson and Close · - com- ner-up and a three-time long tim¢s in her qualifying heats play tough teatus in the preplayer under 8 handicap .and · season and have a turf field team total must be 40 or men Peyton Adkins and peted in six state events and jump · state 11,ualifier - on Friday. McKenna Warner are all three ftnals, winning two sil- enters Saturday s event with The top-four finishers so they are able to .play greater. · the ninth-best qualifying from each semifinal advlll)ce more games. Of course the Prizes will be given for headed to the D-2 state meet vers and a bronze. the first time. That quartet, along with leap and also has the 15th for the first three places as well Please see Anpls. 82 Please see Point. Be The Blue Angels have Lauren Adkins •. have a com- best time in the lOOm dash. as closest to the pin and . longest drive contests. There will also be a cash pot and skins game. Lunch will be provideo. · . Cost of the t6urnament is $75 ~r player or $300 per team. To register please call Riverside Golf Course . . . . {304)773-5354 or you may LOS ANGELES (AP) · On the one hand. it should manager Otis Smith, or team ~ontact Mike · Wolfe He's an All-Star, he feels be. Nelson ave~aged 27.5 medical personnel (304)593-2512 or James Nelson said everyone would points in two victories over healthy, imd he dominated 'foth (304)593-4229. the Lakers during the regu- the Lakers, ex.penly utilizing take part in the decision the Magic's pick-and-roll all could de~ide the point · lar season. So it seems pretty simple: offense to create lanes to guard simply isn't healthy Jameer Nelson should play penetrate or step back for 3- enough or have enough stapointers. · mina to take part in·a game . . in the NBA finals . Or, they could decide it's · On the other, can Nelson h's not so easy to the : MASON - The Meigs not worth the risk to mess Orlando Magic, who still play anywhere near that well . football program will be with .the chemistry of a team weren't after being ready to make a out of action holding its .16th annual golf that just knocked off Boston since tearing the labrum in decision Wednesday before tournament on Saturday, his right shoulder on Feb. 2 and . Cleveland - though 'une 6; at R,iverside . Golf practicing .for the final time Course. . before facing the Los against Dallas? that one seems unlikely. : The event will be a four- Angeles Lakers in Game I . "He can't hurt us," Said "No .one knows. He doesmao scramble with a team ''It's a rough decision on n't even know probably," Rafer Alston, who replaced handicap of plus-40, with Jameer either way you go, Lakers forward Luke Walton Nelson as th~ stat1ing point bne member of each· team because I think he is able to said. "You've been out as guard after a deal before the being allowed to be an play right now," coach Stan long a:t he's·been out. obvi' trade deadline. · iinder-10 handicap. Each Van Gundy said. "Now, how ously if he was playing at Nelson was expected to be learn should be self-orga- much he can do. I don't the level he was before he off the court until August nized. know. got hun, yeah obviously he following surgery on Feb. ·· The event costs $60 per "We 'II just decide after would make a difference . 19. But he's regained full person and includes greens today if we think playing But right now, at least unti I range of motion. and beg311 fees, cart, lunch and bever- him gives AP photo us a better chance end of Game I , there's no taking part in full-court ages. The shotgun start is drills during to win than not playing him. the Ma~ic's Orlando Magic guard Jameer Nelson practices lor Game 1 way to knowthat." . slated for 8:30 a.m. . 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An aSter- ' As one of four teams ljlk nmct to the event marks the champJ.. on.ship final. · · making up the Class All. semi-final bracket, the ,Big fRIDAY, JUNE 5 Blacks find themselves iri a pool of talented squads: Allie Troester (GAHS), 02 Discus•, tO . three of whom are past • Submitted photo a.m. champions. and most-likely The nine state qualifiers from the Gallia Academy girls track and field team pose for a picture w~h lhe Division II region• Mason Metts (MHS), 02 Shot Put', 10 the toughest competition: a.m. al championship trophy alter winning Saturday's D-2 meet in Byesville for the fifth consecutive season. The nine state Point Pleasant has faced .all Kiln! Connery (EHS), 03 400m quail· · quamiers for the Blu!! Angels, In no particular order, are Alexis Geiger, Lauren Adkins, Tonia logan, Brea Close, Kara season. l)llng, 11:1 o a.m. Jackson, Allie Troester, Samantha Barnes, Peyton Adkins and McKenna Warner. The Angels will compete in 10 different The Black Knights' first • Mike Johnson (EHS), 03 High Jump', events at the state meet this weekend in Columbus. l p.m. hurdle in their race to the ~ Lauren Adkins, Peyton Adkins, state final is their l'riday: ~mantha .Barnes and McKenna morning matchup against Warner .(GAHS). 02 4XSOOm relay'. the Sissonville Indians who: !:30 p.m. enter into the tourriamen~ : Alexis ·Geiger (GAHS} .and K.ani · BY BRYAN WALTERS consistently fared well ~ bined 33 state ap~arances Jackson (GAHS), 02 100m qualifying, with a 21-15 record. Under BWALTERS@MYOAILVTAIBUNE.COM both as a unit and individu- and 27 finals competed in · ~.:20 p.m. • the leadership of first:year ally - at the highest level in between them ~ as well as ··Brea Close. Tonia Logan, Kara coach John Brown, the ~ackson and Alexis Geiger (GAHS), 02 GALLIPOLIS - If last Ohio this decade, scoring at 20 top-1hree placements and · Indians set their sights on 4x200m relay qualifying, 2:30 p.m. year was a disappointment at least one poinl in every state 16 runner-up efforts. . Power Park from the beginBrea Close, Tonia Lopan, Kara the state tournament for the meet held .since 200 l The foursome of Geiger, ning of the season and .are Jack.son and Ale•iil Ge~eo (GAHS). 02 Gallia Academy ~iris track (archives stop at 2001). Logan, Jackson and Close 4x100m relay qualifying, 2:50p.m. likely to put up a fight when and field team; th1s season's GAHS has also amassed a have enjoyed numerous sue,Kara Jackson (GAHS), 02 200m (lash t)!ey go against ·the Black qualifying, 3:40 p.m. charge has been all about grand total of 179 points cesses together in relays at Kmghts . . redemption. And in a very over that eight-year spal1, ' Jesse Owens stadium, as the But the Point Pleasant big way. including a prograliJ·best 45 quartet. has two silvers and a SATURDAY, JUNE 6 boys too have had their The Blue Angels - who points in 2006. bronze over the last two sights on state.With this trip Aloldo .Gelger (GAHS), 02 long·Jump•, · placed tied for eighth last · . In fact, since 2003, · the ·years in both the 4xtoom · " 'sth Ann . ual Girls to Charleston being the1r ifa.m. . . spring after finishing back- »\ue Angels have placed in and 4x.200m events ., third c.onsecutive tourna· 03 boyo 400m', 10:35 a.m. to-back campaigns as the the top-eight of every D-2 including a runner-up in OHSAA Track and ment appearance in the past D2gl~s100m', 1 : 10p.m. Division II runner-up will team final with at least 22 each event. Flelcl Championships ·three seasons, the Black '02 girls 4x200rn relay•, 1:15 p.m. be at Jesse Owens Stadium points. Over that same span, That foursome will . o~ce Knights know how to play '02 girl& 4x100m relay' , 1:60 p.m. in record numbers this GAHS has competed in 42 agam be lookmg fo~ Similar Fn day and Saturday at tlie state level and know Samantha Barnes (GAHS), 02 SOOm•, ·weekend . at the 2009 state events and finished on success and more thts weekJess; Qiv;; ;: Stadl!.lli' exactly what it is they are 2:25p.m. 0 OHSAA track and field the podium (top~eight) · 30 end when they again comworking for. Coach James 02 girls 200m•, 2:35p.m. championships . . in . different times - including pete m those same two conHigginbotham commented Peyton Adkins (ClAHS), 02 3200m n..m•, 2:40p.m. Columbus. as the Blue and one gold, 14 silver and three tests. The Angels have .the . Geiger - who has never on . last year's squad White will have program- bronze .medals being won. .10th fastest quahfymg llme qualified for the lOOm dash ·"exceeding expectations" bests of nine individual athThe Gallia Academy girls m the 4x I OOm reiaY: and the final in her previqus three and hopes that this year's letes competing iri l 0 differ- prorram has also won a sil- ~ Jth !astest quabfy1ng llme attempts - haS the slowest .group holds the talent and SPORTS BRIEFS ent events. · ver medal in at Ieast · one m the 4x~00m even~. . posted time in her heat. ' the drive to take the title of The Angels will 'have five event. in each of the last GAHS IS also sJtl!ng w1th Jackson - who has com- champions,., · veterans and four newcom- seven D•2 state · meets - the fifth and sixth best times peted iri six state events over When asked about the ers at the state level this dating back to 2002 when in its respective 4x.100m and two years - will be making Red and Black's upcoming . · weekend, competing in two Sara Wiseman was the 4x200m . quahf1ers on her four-event debut this trip to Power Park, field events and eight diffe(- 3200m runner-up. Friday. The top eight times weekend after also qualify- Higginbotham. explained, in . . ent races - including a trio The previous program- advance .to the Saturday ing in both the I OOm and '.'Of'course you always hope MASON - The Wahama of relays. best for GAHS in events was finals. , 200m dashes for the first you win the championship. Athletic Boosters will hostWith a record of 19-10 you Three seniors - Alexis nine, set by the · two state Geij;er ~ who. will com- time. , . ing their annual golf scram- Geiger, Tonia Logan and runner-up teams in 2006 pete m the maxtmum four Jackson - the 400m dash know you're playing pretty ble on Saturday, June 20th ·Lauren Adkins - and two (five . girls) and 2007 (six ev.ents for the fourth consec- runner-up as a freshman in good ball, hopefully the at Riverside. Golf Course in juniors - Brea Close . and girls). The 2003 sqll,lld sent ut1ve year - also has a quai- 2007 - has the 14th fastest kids will be ready for the Mason. Kara Jackson - will be eight athletes to state in six ifier in the · lOOm dash on overall time in I OOm semifi- challenge." On the topic of It will be an 8:30 a.m. making return ·trips to Jesse events, the previous record Friday .and a long jump final nal and the lOth fastest time their first game against the shotgul/ start with registra- Owegs Stadium · this Wt;l)k- · of individual quillifiers. Indians on Saturday. .. 'in the 200m prelims. 21-15 llon bemg at 7:30 a.m. The . end, while junior Allie Hi~ginQotham commented, Las't year's team ..:. which · G!)iger · . ..:. . the . . two-time Jackson also has the respecteam qualifications for the sophomore consisted of Geiger, Logan, reigning D-2 long JUmp run- tive seventh an~ fifth fastest . "Sissonville is good. They fQur man scramble is ·one Troester, Samantha Barnes, and fresh- Jackson and Close · - com- ner-up and a three-time long tim¢s in her qualifying heats play tough teatus in the preplayer under 8 handicap .and · season and have a turf field team total must be 40 or men Peyton Adkins and peted in six state events and jump · state 11,ualifier - on Friday. McKenna Warner are all three ftnals, winning two sil- enters Saturday s event with The top-four finishers so they are able to .play greater. · the ninth-best qualifying from each semifinal advlll)ce more games. Of course the Prizes will be given for headed to the D-2 state meet vers and a bronze. the first time. That quartet, along with leap and also has the 15th for the first three places as well Please see Anpls. 82 Please see Point. Be The Blue Angels have Lauren Adkins •. have a com- best time in the lOOm dash. as closest to the pin and . longest drive contests. There will also be a cash pot and skins game. Lunch will be provideo. · . Cost of the t6urnament is $75 ~r player or $300 per team. To register please call Riverside Golf Course . . . . {304)773-5354 or you may LOS ANGELES (AP) · On the one hand. it should manager Otis Smith, or team ~ontact Mike · Wolfe He's an All-Star, he feels be. Nelson ave~aged 27.5 medical personnel (304)593-2512 or James Nelson said everyone would points in two victories over healthy, imd he dominated 'foth (304)593-4229. the Lakers during the regu- the Lakers, ex.penly utilizing take part in the decision the Magic's pick-and-roll all could de~ide the point · lar season. So it seems pretty simple: offense to create lanes to guard simply isn't healthy Jameer Nelson should play penetrate or step back for 3- enough or have enough stapointers. · mina to take part in·a game . . in the NBA finals . Or, they could decide it's · On the other, can Nelson h's not so easy to the : MASON - The Meigs not worth the risk to mess Orlando Magic, who still play anywhere near that well . football program will be with .the chemistry of a team weren't after being ready to make a out of action holding its .16th annual golf that just knocked off Boston since tearing the labrum in decision Wednesday before tournament on Saturday, his right shoulder on Feb. 2 and . Cleveland - though 'une 6; at R,iverside . Golf practicing .for the final time Course. . before facing the Los against Dallas? that one seems unlikely. : The event will be a four- Angeles Lakers in Game I . "He can't hurt us," Said "No .one knows. He doesmao scramble with a team ''It's a rough decision on n't even know probably," Rafer Alston, who replaced handicap of plus-40, with Jameer either way you go, Lakers forward Luke Walton Nelson as th~ stat1ing point bne member of each· team because I think he is able to said. "You've been out as guard after a deal before the being allowed to be an play right now," coach Stan long a:t he's·been out. obvi' trade deadline. · iinder-10 handicap. Each Van Gundy said. "Now, how ously if he was playing at Nelson was expected to be learn should be self-orga- much he can do. I don't the level he was before he off the court until August nized. know. got hun, yeah obviously he following surgery on Feb. ·· The event costs $60 per "We 'II just decide after would make a difference . 19. But he's regained full person and includes greens today if we think playing But right now, at least unti I range of motion. and beg311 fees, cart, lunch and bever- him gives AP photo us a better chance end of Game I , there's no taking part in full-court ages. The shotgun start is drills during to win than not playing him. the Ma~ic's Orlando Magic guard Jameer Nelson practices lor Game 1 way to knowthat." . slated for 8:30 a.m. . 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Prep Track and Field . �• Page 82 • The Daily Sentinel www.mydailysentinel.com Thursday, June 4, 2009 Thursday, June 4, 2009 www.mydallysentinel.com ~ribune -.Sentinel -l\e CLASSIFfED Cavsownar INDEPENDENCE (AP) - Six, years into the LeBron James era. thq Cleveland Cavaliers are without at\ NBA title in a city that has waited 45 years to celebrate any major championship. Cavaliers owner Dan Gilbert believes his team will break the drought. . " We will win a. championship for Cleveland, Ohio," Gilbert said Wednesday in a meeting with reporters. "It's going to happen. We don 't believe in any of this curse nonsense. We're going to work very hard. beginning a coup!~ of days ago , to make sure that happens." That may make this offseason the most importan"t in team history. Superstar L-eBron James is eligible to sign a contract extension with the Cavaliers on July 18 , but most observers expect him to reject it and opt for free agency after next season. Such a move would not preclude James from remaining a Cavalier, but even decidin~ to keep his options open is sure to ra1se the collecuve anxiety leve] ·of the city'.s fans . · That includes the Cavalie£s' owner. · "If you think you're. nervous ..." Bryan W~ltertlllle photo Gilbert joked before turning serious. The Gallia Academy quartet of Kara Jackson, Brea "We feel very confident that this franClose, Alexis Geiger and Tonia Logan pose for a picture chise and the direction we're going on the podium during this June 7, 2008 file photo at the will make ii the best place to play basDivision II track and · field championships at Jesse · ketball for our current players, LeBron Owens Stadium in Columbus. · · James, future players and anybody basketball this past winter, else. That's all we can do. We can crewill be making her state ate the best environment and best culdebut Friday in the discus ture ·and create a team that has the best AP photo chances of ultimately winning an NBA final. fromPageBl . Cleveland Cavaliers owner Dan Gilbert talks about the 2008-2009 season at the Torester enters the cham- championship., We're doing that:" : ~tlbert hasn thad any ~onversattons team's practice.facility in Independence on Wednesday. pionship · ~ith · the second to Saturday's champi- best qualifying mark, the wnh James about what Will happen th1s ' · · . onship. ·The maneuvering to entice James to with Orlando Magic players following best of any of the Blue summer. Close has also competed Angels this year. "We've had a lot of other business to remain in Cleveland beyond this sea- the conclusion of · the Eastern in three state semifinals Gallia Academy, at least focus on," Gilbert said . "It takes two to son already has begun. A deal is close Conference finals. c·ombined in the lOOm hur- numbers wise, is sitting in a make a contract. At the appropriate to being completed that will sell a 15 Gilbert did not criticize his superstar, dles and 300m hurdles very good situation · in time, we'll make our best efforts to r.ercent share of the franchise to an but made it clear he would have preevents , regards to making another make sure LeBron understands the nves tmen1 group from Ch"ma, anat"10n ferred to see Ja 1nes ,shak 1·n·g hands w1"th The remaining veteran, chase at the state title - as great plans we have and all the oppor- of 1.3 billion where James enjoys enor- the winners. Lauren Adkins, has qualilong as Friday goes well. l~~ities here. We feel pretty good about inous popularity. Gilbert recited rat"As you know now, there are a lot of fied twice for state in the However, even if things In the four years Gilbert has owned ings from an NBA game in the fall of things gping on in that young man's 3200m event and was the go perfect for the Angels the franchise , the Cavariers have 2007. when he said 300 million head," Gilbert said, referring to the D-2 runner-up in the race in this weekend, it still may 2007 as a sophomore. not be enough. Defending· in<:reased their payroll and wins. The Chinese viewers tuned in to watch procedure James has known he needed 66 victories this season set a new fran- Houston's Yao Ming face Milwaukee's for months. "LeBron has given more Adkins is also a four-year Division II champion interviews .and is in front of the public state qualifier in cross coun- Cuyahoga Valley Christian chise mark and tied for the lOth most Yi Jianlian. in league history, while the payroll has . The Super Bowl is the most-wat<:hed and ·in front of the media more than . try. . Academy enters . the twoLeadership like that will day event with a D-2 best consistently ranked among the league's American television broadcast with an . maybe any sports figure that exists average audience of more than I00 today ... Nobody in the world can do prove instrumental as this 13 participants in 13 events. highest. experienced .quintet will be is one of the few owners who million , according to a number of stud- . 100 percent of the things looked ·upon Gilbert Other schools that plan on serving as mentors to the making some noise in the isn 't intimidated by the league's luxury ies. · as the right thing to do. I think overall . four new state qualifiers this D-2 girls meet this weekend tax _ the Cavaliers have soared over The Chinese group approached the this guy has a pretty doggone good weekend. track record:" the salary cap, and paid the tax, for the Cavs with their proposal. · And, much like when include Akron Hoban, past tw.o years. · / "We didn't seek them out, they NBA Commissioner David S.tem has Columbus Bishop Hartley, . these three seniors stepped Akron He. wants the team to keep improvsought out the opportunity," Gilbert said he would like to meet with James Buchtel, up as freshmen en route to Warrensville Heights and ing. . said. "When you go through the che<:k- to discuss the issue. Gilbert, who grew the program's first state run- Cincinnati McNicholas. "Nobody is satisfied. Nobody is list of good things, China is a big up watching hockey in Detroit, menner-up finish in 2006 or the · For the nine remaining happy," Gilbert said. "Expectations pla<:e. There is certainly opportunity . tioned to Stem a fewyears ago how he way the · juniors did the would like to see all NBA players copy from Galliu Academy. this were much higher. We're not going to there." same as freshmen en route weekend will mark another sit up here and.say we won 66 games, James, who is home recovering fol- the NHL <:us tom and line up and shake to a repeat in 2007, the new, year of great accomplish- we had all these awards and we had a ·lowing a procedure Tuesday that hands following playoff series. · comers to this year's state ments at the highest level. great home record. Ultimately, you'd removed a benign growth near his jaw, . "I think people like that, I think fans squad have great expectaFor six underclassmen, it rather win 50 games if you're going to has been the topic of debate the past like it," Gilbert said. "It's probably the tions tn fulfill in order for marks the chance to contin- win the NBA championship." · few days after he failed to shake hands right thing to do." GAHS to continue its quest ue to build toward somefor a state championship. thi~;~g greater m their Lauren. Adkins will bring careers. her state expertise to teamAnd for the three seniors . mates Barnes, Warner and that brilliant Peyton Adkins in the careersendin their PITTSBURGH (AP) - the Steelers io two Super problem developed, and nor coach Mike Tomlin disthe Blue and 4x800m relay final on Roethlisberger's Stcelers quarterback Ben . Bowl victories"the last four was examined along the cussed Whit~, it signifies one final Friday. but the foursome chance to leave their mark Roethlisberger was limping seasons, had some problem . sideline by trainer John problem, and Tomlin said will be collectiVely running Roethlisberger there would be no update. on the Blue. Angels' track due to left knee discomfort walking when he left the Norwig. their first state relay togeth- and field program and its during an optional team team''s training complex but apparently did not need any · RoethlisbeTger is scheder. The quartet has the II th history. practice Wednesday, but his knee was not bandaged. medical attention and uled to play golf Friday in fastest qualifying time Roethlisberger left the began stretching his leg an event at Bethpage Black, Notes: Geiger and Logan did . not appear to be entering the championship the site of this month's U.S. field during the Steelers' before practice ended. were members of the state injured . event. Roethlisberger, who led morning practice after the Neither Roethlisberger Open. lOOm and runner-up 4x . Peyton Adkins - who placed eighth at the 4x200m relay teams as Division II state cross coun- freshmen in 2006, along try meet back in the fall - · with outgoing seniors will also be competing the Felicia Close and Kayla 3200m final on Saturday. Perry. . . . Felicia Close is The younger Adkins has the the lone state champion · eighth fastest qualifying from GAHS this decade. time headed into the cham- winning the IOOm hurdles title in . 2006. · pionship. . Barnes, a member of both Southeastern Ohio has a the varsity volleyball and state champion from each basketball teams, will make season of the 2008-09 calher individual state debut on endar year, with the. excepSaturday in the 800m event" tion - so far - of this and has the 15th fastest time spring. Alexander won the Divisipn III volleyt?all title entering the final. 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Clerlcat ......................................................... 6010 Con~ctlon ......... ~ ............................~........ 6012 QriYero & DaiiYefY .................................... 6014 EdUC<ttlon ••- - ·····················'···'·········- ·······6016 Eloctrtcal Plumblng .•......•.•: •....••..:............ 6018 Employnwnt Agenc:lea .................~····-··..:•• 8020 Enlortolnmont ........c.•....•••. - .................. - •• 6022 FOOd Senrlc:ft ..............•..•.....••....••.•....•: .•..6024 Government a F. . . .l Jobs .....•.............. 60~ Holp anlad- Gonoral .................................. 6028 Deere la\Oiy'l You'll be 7AM·6PM. lbys, luml· Friday Juol> Slh. 9·5pm, surprised! Cheek 001 our ture, country crafts, inte- sat. June 6th, from Glva away While Female used • inventory at tlor decor., kids, adult & 9·2pm, Longabergar Cat 4 years old spade & www.CAREQ.com. Car· teen plothlng, antlqlles baSkets, toys, Home In· declawed. 740-645-4500 michael Equipment · ·u , 2 female 1 112 yr. old ManagomentiSuporvloory ....... ................. 6034 Mechanlca ........................- ........................ 6036 Fuel On C!)8&1Wood/Gas ............................. 9ol5 Fumlture ................................................... _.. 950 Medlcat ........................................................ 6038 MI.ISicaL .. ,........... ......... ~•• ., •••.. _, ____ ,:....••••. 6040 Hobby/HunUSport ........................•.........-955 Port-nmo-Tamporortoo ............................. GO*:I Kid"' corner .................................................960 RHtAUI'Wints ...... _............. - ............ _.......... 6014 _ l . . , _ , o ........•....•......••....................•...965 Wontto buy .............................................- - 970 YenS s.te .....................................................175 - ···········-·······-··········-··········-···--··- T.c~ntcol--····-···· ····-·- ···-·····-······· eoso Toxtllett/Foctory .................._ ..................... 8052 ~gor~rne:ay·;,;;;s,~Jtoyune ;:,; ;·•"!"':'-"!'"!~ 5 :Irom Q•4. a' 105Q Kraus BeCk Ad. 1f2 40-446.2412 7 rabbtt Eq~.t~t Tara Esta1es Big ya_l"d AqdlscnPika sat June6th9'00.2'00 . 1 lea . vearnessage. For sale ··AKC ·German lood · 5hep. pups top b • 11ne, parents on premises Heritag,o Fonns 904-675-5724. oeg. . . Carport sale Friday JU!\0 6lh 8 June 711r. 9-4 . Kaoeuga crossed !rom Balrds separal8 tram va· riroty stora. lots of wolf<- 3 4-ill- "'' - cto"""- ladles uct1 lg-•lg & 52'1V lie t SR 7 Powe ~=:.m:l. A~, 1 ' ,,, 'DOll • f. ~ -----:!=~===~ ..._ . • 1dCCIII~riel M clollting, Upholstary . ma· adUH clothing, lumnur.. teriol. miSc. Fn. & Sat. · base-board hea111r. Forni~ Roush boQ!<s, go-cart. lots 5 905 Cheshire. ea..... , RVa & T...... ~~~""'""'""';;;;;;; 19n Airstream Argot;Jsy : :!8ft. e•c. oond. : $4700. 304-882-3959 or · cal304-675-0045 June B-? Lots ot girls & boys . oamod bnmd dothe:S Site 12 mos. 10 size 8 . MBn & worn..,. more, rain or shine · If""' • Badno. 51 823 51h.6tl!. 4 family.. """" ..,..,.., boy 5 girt. boy1. clolhOS. toys. very_, mora. ter worntn's & fnBO's ..$3500 ~ JNOffl d · ( 4o)4lS-64M 7 Lana ~- ' Comfort Camp Sail con. Tllb Outlot, "Top :"';:~.fi':,'":n!u:; Multi Family Yant sale. lOin Slide · in ,.,..; Quality, F- 0011.-.y, deslr & air rordtloner. JUno 5th & t!lh. across camper; · very good. p~ Save 50%. Tiki TUba. baby . stuff and much from firehOuSe m Ches· .cond.. one PWNW, • · .......,..,....,..,. • '"'.. YIIQ sale ct Rod. • .,.._, , rooy June 5th & 6th from guitar ...wlernp. . kinO. RV H<. !Ml. . • quililn,ltilbeddlng ·Sa!vi<G ;an- coins. any verfgold or 10Ki141</16f( gold )OW• elly. gold. pre 1SISS US currency, sets. dio· monds. MTS Coin Shop. proollmlnt fonn Equipment Massey Rl 7 Hot bl<>e. Full btoOOed with AKC rogistered and · ~-~*. lor more ·~·- ~~ Dollar • 598-80 79 304 · 304·59J.(l471 Pk 1 B!Yd • A ciOihing SbMI. Rfll?lnO, Cl!l<fwells clotheo. pictures some new with lags Garage sale Fry ~s> Yard Sale Fri/S4.t.t. . .55110 . ' (Dunner, Clayborne. CJ " · Greer Ad Pt Pteaeant· . Banks. Susan Bristle) dence on Pomeroy P1ke1 lng graf1(11alh0r clOCk <loldf~, 6 7 AbOut 2 ·miles out pond "''f!!lanc!ls "de ·by side ~ "'"' r Mercury OUOboaltl ' Motor, . plants, · elephant ears. . . • Sl . Ia .•· rs, 2.2 HP . gaS $350.~.' !lots $9 00 lofllll Kat rotrtgeralof, eleetlic Fisher Prlc:e & llltte 2<15-9497 or64S-3992 • S40.00 · or rang<~ . 25 pulSeS. shOes. Tykes, boys & gl~s & 1578 Mi. 4 boys, 3 black and 1 " 11..,., 1, . _ , ., June 5 & 6 from 9-5 at 5th Ad.!-' ~uh. SCOttown, OH, Moving to· Florida· Fuml• ~m;.;,;;,;m~o~"'~~~~ ture, 200 cerarilk:s. June 5-6, ST 1-43, 3 740-886-6006after.• :oo ··~- 645-t361 . ,..., !!eagle 3 moo. old 304·937-3192. oe.ne 1/2 18?'1 Q to~ rom · •.,ree . ·• 8 00,.' , Somtilllf'QIOreveryOM. lectallles, clolhlng, mlcs . Rodf1ey COmmunity· Garage sale. Fri. & 5al. Bulldl"!! Saturday. Toys, JUno 5. 6. 822 VIne tQoll. .l>il.., . a . Jd<ls Nice . clean · sale . Sa.t. n. D. to mention pleas stop by. Free 3 yr. old . ~-·~ !Hea~r mox wort<png cat· Washer, dryer, relrigera· He do!J 740-645-69()9. tor, 3' pool table t• slate, Free to good home· M & 740-$17.0127 . F kittens. all COIOr1. Can Good rid'"" lawn mower "'::11 740-;·245·5606 tor sa.le. Ask tor J r. Call Free lo good !lOme ,.. 740-256· tt02 · Great Approx. SBJe 81 Hartford , . · Muttl·family sale Juna 5, Comm. Blg. JuneS!hg. mala, s:tSQ, 1 short house flold Items glasS- June Sth & Glh 9-Spm haif1!d mole, $300. First Appro•. BOO BD FT welt ware pictu!9S. -slanted Jvne 5th, 61h Baum Adshols · aoQ wormed. Cell seasoned wild cherry ~. some furniture ditlOn Ad, Jawn furniture , 1.40-388-8472 or Most 1 in . Random Width wreathes. Items to many tanning bed. AB lounge, May 1600.po antiques. :c"";;.~;.on~left~.~--~~ 9·?, oomm ol Foresl Run 5, & 6 from· 8·5 ot"5170 & 7A. clothes & mloc. SOhtaltoo Rou!e 650. Bidwell . • •u 740-545-2396. Nasca. H r, scooter. oma · Int. Pr'lmlt s. fUmitvre.· 111 wheelchair,. wa rers, rv.· 1157 2nd Ave. Plus size clothes. baby cloltns plus much morel June 5·6 • 3 Miles Nonh tenor, rotot_i ar, etc. · of Hotze( tiospital at 588 ·Big yatd saie, June 6 Multi Family Sale June 4, dogs, good dogs , STIHL 5alos 5 5arvlce Korrfld. H ~each, (740)992·3615 NOw Avali- at . Cannl· Va~ 5ale g:,~\'!":.::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:::::: ~~n:!.~ii~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Equlpment1Supplleo .................. .... ..............835 Ft.a Marilieta ............... - ................................ 840 rrti~ 645 •4097 Sporto U:lllty ..•.•:........ :••.••...... ...•:,.••..•.••.•.. ,2030 wormed, (304)862·2440. . TNcko .... :.:.................................................20,.; · 304-674-5966 utlllty Trollanc ..........•••......••.....•..............••ao40 veru v.no .. ... ...............................................: ..••... 21MS F190 KiltenS. (6 ca"'ll .want to bur ~ ...........................,:...••••- ......... 20.50 young.l please AHI Eolote Saleo .................................. - •• 3000 (7 ) 11JetAeraHon Motors 40 94 2301 C:.....C -~'Potlolo .................-······················-~10 ._trod, now 6 -IH On••.~~ ········•················ ·················· ... ··CKC Rq. Mini llachs· ·In •~ Call Ron Cond0mlnlum8'.......................................... 3015 hunds, 1 long haired fe- Evena -800-537·9SZ8 ~:~=~·:~ =-~~·::~::::::::::::~::::::~::::::::::=: Fri & Sat Bam - ? Girls summer clOthes, desk, chest, king manross, tires. shirts. Harloy glider, =F ld exerclse . bike . & more, 74 ().4.46~38 25 $200. 740-645·7547. · ·rRAILERs.coM ttems, 9·7" Aleshire ra&l· · day Three. - Family Garage At ..Jerry· Cute Kittens to QIVe. Sal Fri sa J .IJ • • 5 '""--~~-~ e • I une ~ ctence. 2100 Carroll away to- a gooc;t hOme :-: hn call 446-80 17 or Have you Priced • Jo 416 ·orchailt Hill Ad. Street. Syracuse. Ohio, Auto Rent•Vlaate ..................................... 2005 Adorable CKC Cocker ·ooael AppllancoServlco ....................................... 302 · Autoa;................................................ - .••~ •. 2010 Spaniel . : · PUPI'Ios. 7Ml-446-2412 Al,ll:omat1Ye ......... :........................ ~·•· ········ ... 304 Clllllc/AnUquu .....·.......~ ... - ... •·-·······~·······2015 .'·. . . Building Materlala ....................................... 306 C001ftM~ctolllndUot~·' ·····•·noOo o••••··'·········· 2020 tri-color. ' bii!Ck . & buff Bueln•••·················-··....... ,.......................... 308 Pana & Acceaaarte1 ....... ......................, •.•...202~ . $200; 1st ..~s &. a•• & Saturday 616 . 31967 A9Ckspftngs Ad mPe behind new GAHS. Farm ~qulpmanl · · Yard Sale 3 family garage aale. Fri. Kids clolll.. ·. all ~zes, EBY, tNTEGAm':,, 3 Faml"., . Flunimarm sale $ Sat, M;ay 5th -& 6th1 longaberger, Vera Brad· ., ..,f(I~FER BUILT, · Fri. June 5, Fort Ran· b.oy & gin baby clOthes, lay. household Items . iMitock \ VALLEY HORSE/LIVE· dolph Terrat.:~ Pt. PleBs· lots Sol misc., 31744 No- . Karaoke Ma~hlne, b!cy·. STOCK · T~AILERS, ant bte umm~ Rd.. Middle· clas, to much !o"llst. 0 45·760 · · Pol~ f!erelords 4 yr., LOAD MAX EQUif- · . port, h, ~ 5ale J ·~ Garage Sale June 3, 4, & . · uarage una .,... at 3 vr. 9 inon. old Heil· MENT TRAILERS, 5. Washer dryer, ladles 4 family val'(t sale, June 200 Glen Or. .acrces trom ors 8 mon. old Bull call CARGO EXfAESS & tlolhlog, 2T·~ . girls 4-5. 9am·? 6t8 Elm St. Na!lonwlde . Ins. on t60. 304-882·2774. HOMESTEADER clolhes. lots .01 toys. 610 Racine. Ohio Nome brand clolhes; ;;;;;;;;;;;: TRAILERS. CA.RGOICONCESSION bo · B+W 3fd AWJ. 7 family June 4, S, 6, beys, mans, :M>mens, tn· · tantio & mat11mlly, house· Pall GOOSENECK FLAl'BED Huge 3 Family Yan( sale hind Masonle lodge In · ld · S3999.~ VIEW OUR · EN- Thur&·Sal: ·114 · mile out Ra'clne, dothlrig, · tumi· ho Items, ~lrt' b\lm, new. AKC Pembroke Welsh TIRE TRAILEil : INV EN- 218 n~me . brand gl~s ture. toyo. ·ho\ISOhOid. old Avon ·prod. mise . . . Corgis 3m 31 · tri'CO!or & TORY AT . . clelhes o-a mo. Boys wooden ohaiPS. antique JI.W18 5 & 6 al Hysell Run· sable/white. POP asking WW\N.CARMICHAEL· slza 5·7 lays, crafts, hoU· llour•sugar bin, much Ref. Pomeroy. lift chairs, ' . 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HliJ0.2144152 740"-446·3745 gli1s clOthing, ~nga· berger, baby items, litHe Tykes, 9·1 . . . 2 lamlty, June 5th., 9-?, 4 aMoli(ICement Wlterprootlng Uncoriditional Nre11me · they last Pick up at Gal· Hay, - . Saod, Groln .... ,.•...•.•....••.•......••. 115 Hunt!ng 6 Land .......................--~·-···;.... 710 Won1to .buy ............................................. ..72S Merchan<IIM ................... ......... _ ................. eoo Antlq-.................................................. _...905 Appllanco ........................................... .- ..••... 910 Auotlono ..................................... ..................915 S.rgaln Ba...,..nt............................... - •.•...920 a tour of our~tautiju(faci£ity .rll ...,., Yanl Sale .Larlio Yard Sale · 2650 Sat Only 9 · 7 at 85.• Mill Creek Ad. Fri·Sat Amold Dr. JlidWell. BabY. ~~"'!"'_ _ _.._ kids. adull clothes•. baby Yerd Sale ·at · Mary ilems. 1oys, outdoOr play Layne's on Roush Rd. equip. LO!lgaberger, Cheshl(e. Gta.-\llare. . !g. Slampin up, sCrapbook· siZe clothes. dishOo, elol ing Items. Hobby Horse. h h ld • Yard Sale Hoi Dogs ouse o ,-cran, m1sc. Bake 5ale . Fri &· Sat June 5 & s" Bargain HuntePS . 4 tam· . 10AM·4PM at Trinity ily sala al 1853 Neigh· U.M. Church Sl. RT. 160, ~mood Ad. June 5. 6. 7 Poner,OH 7.30·?Ch!!Ckusout .;...;.;;.;..;..;..._ __ Church wide Yard I Bake 2 lamHy yard sale, Juno Sale June 5 & 6 Q;OOam 51h & 6th "4 1 • .r r • comer 0 to 5:00pm each day'. Unloh & Long Sl. , Rul· Fellowshtp Faith · 01 · land {near old school lot) Church . Rio Grand& ~rpe.·t.' t __women's lect s·m, lcs 20344 SA 554 . 2X mens · 0 ' • ron ·, Watch for Signs. poollable. misc. Fri & Sal 2 lamlly . j nlanl 3 family yard 81118, Friday girls clothes, boys June 5th, Saturday ?, clothes,· ml_ac, 123. Cindy · 965 Ash St. Middleport, Dr. Rain Cancels men's, wome~'s boys & ;.;,:.;:::~;:,;;;;~!!'"-~ OH et.A~ lOst; Blklwl)lt older (F) · Shltzu, blind In .1 eye, · ~n· · swGrs to· · · C'ali. ::;;;;;,;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;; ~ 740. 446 _2722 · .... lid 1 EJ......_ ,..... '"" - '1 '"" Agrlcultura ......................................... .........~700 Farm Ectulprnent .......... ............ ....................70S Gaf'Wn a Ptoducll................. ......................710 Cafftolau to scfreauk , . Yard Salo PUio'IPING and WV. Ron Evaliis Jackson, OH ·800-537-11528 Dally T;lbune must be picked 1ht,.... .,.,.~ In olollllon at.,. w. I~WII,.. TURNED DOWN ON SOCIAL SECURITY SSt No Fee Unless We Win! 1-888-sa:!-3345 · placed In ads at . ilia .Galllpolla Found· M. .blOWn/black dog wlcollar, Pomeroy call · to ID, . aiea, 740-416·8489 -lflllr- *" KIT & CARLYLE Prolmlonal Sorvlces Annourv.e1 'en's ~ugh, I! 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Yard Salt. •• · at Canntcltaol: Traile Large VOid 5a1e 45 Rod- Salllrday June 6. yam rs wood 0.. oft Geofllll's ..-s,Townsh<p Rd <1041 ;:7-~~:;:;5:...~:-~ Greet~. GlasswoAI. Bit· Bahr Ad. 3 ..... ltOf1h ol RV SaMce at Cannl- · .,._ -t be'""'• Chestor oft Rt. 7, doth- cl\ael Trailers : ;;;;;;tt.rog r-,_ day. Thu1S·Fri-5at ;;,i; . 81 & 177 Deenie Or. Fri &5 & fY6.. 8A-2P A~ & baby ctolhes. m""'"""'· ~~--'"""'¥=~ r&ngei'IOOd. stepper, =..r...;,..': i.2 Miles out Route 218 111>idmHI, lng dillerentlal. good ti,.. $32QO.OQ 304-al2.0173 June 3. ~. 5, 6. OSO . toyo. Pil<o Tol.e 0 lng, i<f)ICks. 7 - 5 Avon.peremials 5 many · othef ttems tQ numerous M:Ac qcl11 to mention. alsQ a sale ot ' items trom Vk;tor Bahr 03 HO Heritaga Softai.' esta.te ClaSSiC. Svr &. blk. ,_. tires, new bat lots of 4867 & 4869 SR 850 on e lCC oond. $12.000.. 612 616 !rom 9oln ? Lob~ Everything . . 740-645-2800 . ax:-: ·' �• Page 82 • The Daily Sentinel www.mydailysentinel.com Thursday, June 4, 2009 Thursday, June 4, 2009 www.mydallysentinel.com ~ribune -.Sentinel -l\e CLASSIFfED Cavsownar INDEPENDENCE (AP) - Six, years into the LeBron James era. thq Cleveland Cavaliers are without at\ NBA title in a city that has waited 45 years to celebrate any major championship. Cavaliers owner Dan Gilbert believes his team will break the drought. . " We will win a. championship for Cleveland, Ohio," Gilbert said Wednesday in a meeting with reporters. "It's going to happen. We don 't believe in any of this curse nonsense. We're going to work very hard. beginning a coup!~ of days ago , to make sure that happens." That may make this offseason the most importan"t in team history. Superstar L-eBron James is eligible to sign a contract extension with the Cavaliers on July 18 , but most observers expect him to reject it and opt for free agency after next season. Such a move would not preclude James from remaining a Cavalier, but even decidin~ to keep his options open is sure to ra1se the collecuve anxiety leve] ·of the city'.s fans . · That includes the Cavalie£s' owner. · "If you think you're. nervous ..." Bryan W~ltertlllle photo Gilbert joked before turning serious. The Gallia Academy quartet of Kara Jackson, Brea "We feel very confident that this franClose, Alexis Geiger and Tonia Logan pose for a picture chise and the direction we're going on the podium during this June 7, 2008 file photo at the will make ii the best place to play basDivision II track and · field championships at Jesse · ketball for our current players, LeBron Owens Stadium in Columbus. · · James, future players and anybody basketball this past winter, else. That's all we can do. We can crewill be making her state ate the best environment and best culdebut Friday in the discus ture ·and create a team that has the best AP photo chances of ultimately winning an NBA final. fromPageBl . Cleveland Cavaliers owner Dan Gilbert talks about the 2008-2009 season at the Torester enters the cham- championship., We're doing that:" : ~tlbert hasn thad any ~onversattons team's practice.facility in Independence on Wednesday. pionship · ~ith · the second to Saturday's champi- best qualifying mark, the wnh James about what Will happen th1s ' · · . onship. ·The maneuvering to entice James to with Orlando Magic players following best of any of the Blue summer. Close has also competed Angels this year. "We've had a lot of other business to remain in Cleveland beyond this sea- the conclusion of · the Eastern in three state semifinals Gallia Academy, at least focus on," Gilbert said . "It takes two to son already has begun. A deal is close Conference finals. c·ombined in the lOOm hur- numbers wise, is sitting in a make a contract. At the appropriate to being completed that will sell a 15 Gilbert did not criticize his superstar, dles and 300m hurdles very good situation · in time, we'll make our best efforts to r.ercent share of the franchise to an but made it clear he would have preevents , regards to making another make sure LeBron understands the nves tmen1 group from Ch"ma, anat"10n ferred to see Ja 1nes ,shak 1·n·g hands w1"th The remaining veteran, chase at the state title - as great plans we have and all the oppor- of 1.3 billion where James enjoys enor- the winners. Lauren Adkins, has qualilong as Friday goes well. l~~ities here. We feel pretty good about inous popularity. Gilbert recited rat"As you know now, there are a lot of fied twice for state in the However, even if things In the four years Gilbert has owned ings from an NBA game in the fall of things gping on in that young man's 3200m event and was the go perfect for the Angels the franchise , the Cavariers have 2007. when he said 300 million head," Gilbert said, referring to the D-2 runner-up in the race in this weekend, it still may 2007 as a sophomore. not be enough. Defending· in<:reased their payroll and wins. The Chinese viewers tuned in to watch procedure James has known he needed 66 victories this season set a new fran- Houston's Yao Ming face Milwaukee's for months. "LeBron has given more Adkins is also a four-year Division II champion interviews .and is in front of the public state qualifier in cross coun- Cuyahoga Valley Christian chise mark and tied for the lOth most Yi Jianlian. in league history, while the payroll has . The Super Bowl is the most-wat<:hed and ·in front of the media more than . try. . Academy enters . the twoLeadership like that will day event with a D-2 best consistently ranked among the league's American television broadcast with an . maybe any sports figure that exists average audience of more than I00 today ... Nobody in the world can do prove instrumental as this 13 participants in 13 events. highest. experienced .quintet will be is one of the few owners who million , according to a number of stud- . 100 percent of the things looked ·upon Gilbert Other schools that plan on serving as mentors to the making some noise in the isn 't intimidated by the league's luxury ies. · as the right thing to do. I think overall . four new state qualifiers this D-2 girls meet this weekend tax _ the Cavaliers have soared over The Chinese group approached the this guy has a pretty doggone good weekend. track record:" the salary cap, and paid the tax, for the Cavs with their proposal. · And, much like when include Akron Hoban, past tw.o years. · / "We didn't seek them out, they NBA Commissioner David S.tem has Columbus Bishop Hartley, . these three seniors stepped Akron He. wants the team to keep improvsought out the opportunity," Gilbert said he would like to meet with James Buchtel, up as freshmen en route to Warrensville Heights and ing. . said. "When you go through the che<:k- to discuss the issue. Gilbert, who grew the program's first state run- Cincinnati McNicholas. "Nobody is satisfied. Nobody is list of good things, China is a big up watching hockey in Detroit, menner-up finish in 2006 or the · For the nine remaining happy," Gilbert said. "Expectations pla<:e. There is certainly opportunity . tioned to Stem a fewyears ago how he way the · juniors did the would like to see all NBA players copy from Galliu Academy. this were much higher. We're not going to there." same as freshmen en route weekend will mark another sit up here and.say we won 66 games, James, who is home recovering fol- the NHL <:us tom and line up and shake to a repeat in 2007, the new, year of great accomplish- we had all these awards and we had a ·lowing a procedure Tuesday that hands following playoff series. · comers to this year's state ments at the highest level. great home record. Ultimately, you'd removed a benign growth near his jaw, . "I think people like that, I think fans squad have great expectaFor six underclassmen, it rather win 50 games if you're going to has been the topic of debate the past like it," Gilbert said. "It's probably the tions tn fulfill in order for marks the chance to contin- win the NBA championship." · few days after he failed to shake hands right thing to do." GAHS to continue its quest ue to build toward somefor a state championship. thi~;~g greater m their Lauren. Adkins will bring careers. her state expertise to teamAnd for the three seniors . mates Barnes, Warner and that brilliant Peyton Adkins in the careersendin their PITTSBURGH (AP) - the Steelers io two Super problem developed, and nor coach Mike Tomlin disthe Blue and 4x800m relay final on Roethlisberger's Stcelers quarterback Ben . Bowl victories"the last four was examined along the cussed Whit~, it signifies one final Friday. but the foursome chance to leave their mark Roethlisberger was limping seasons, had some problem . sideline by trainer John problem, and Tomlin said will be collectiVely running Roethlisberger there would be no update. on the Blue. Angels' track due to left knee discomfort walking when he left the Norwig. their first state relay togeth- and field program and its during an optional team team''s training complex but apparently did not need any · RoethlisbeTger is scheder. The quartet has the II th history. practice Wednesday, but his knee was not bandaged. medical attention and uled to play golf Friday in fastest qualifying time Roethlisberger left the began stretching his leg an event at Bethpage Black, Notes: Geiger and Logan did . not appear to be entering the championship the site of this month's U.S. field during the Steelers' before practice ended. were members of the state injured . event. Roethlisberger, who led morning practice after the Neither Roethlisberger Open. lOOm and runner-up 4x . Peyton Adkins - who placed eighth at the 4x200m relay teams as Division II state cross coun- freshmen in 2006, along try meet back in the fall - · with outgoing seniors will also be competing the Felicia Close and Kayla 3200m final on Saturday. Perry. . . . Felicia Close is The younger Adkins has the the lone state champion · eighth fastest qualifying from GAHS this decade. time headed into the cham- winning the IOOm hurdles title in . 2006. · pionship. . Barnes, a member of both Southeastern Ohio has a the varsity volleyball and state champion from each basketball teams, will make season of the 2008-09 calher individual state debut on endar year, with the. excepSaturday in the 800m event" tion - so far - of this and has the 15th fastest time spring. Alexander won the Divisipn III volleyt?all title entering the final. 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Kaoeuga crossed !rom Balrds separal8 tram va· riroty stora. lots of wolf<- 3 4-ill- "'' - cto"""- ladles uct1 lg-•lg & 52'1V lie t SR 7 Powe ~=:.m:l. A~, 1 ' ,,, 'DOll • f. ~ -----:!=~===~ ..._ . • 1dCCIII~riel M clollting, Upholstary . ma· adUH clothing, lumnur.. teriol. miSc. Fn. & Sat. · base-board hea111r. Forni~ Roush boQ!<s, go-cart. lots 5 905 Cheshire. ea..... , RVa & T...... ~~~""'""'""';;;;;;; 19n Airstream Argot;Jsy : :!8ft. e•c. oond. : $4700. 304-882-3959 or · cal304-675-0045 June B-? Lots ot girls & boys . oamod bnmd dothe:S Site 12 mos. 10 size 8 . MBn & worn..,. more, rain or shine · If""' • Badno. 51 823 51h.6tl!. 4 family.. """" ..,..,.., boy 5 girt. boy1. clolhOS. toys. very_, mora. ter worntn's & fnBO's ..$3500 ~ JNOffl d · ( 4o)4lS-64M 7 Lana ~- ' Comfort Camp Sail con. Tllb Outlot, "Top :"';:~.fi':,'":n!u:; Multi Family Yant sale. lOin Slide · in ,.,..; Quality, F- 0011.-.y, deslr & air rordtloner. JUno 5th & t!lh. across camper; · very good. p~ Save 50%. Tiki TUba. baby . stuff and much from firehOuSe m Ches· .cond.. one PWNW, • · .......,..,....,..,. • '"'.. YIIQ sale ct Rod. • .,.._, , rooy June 5th & 6th from guitar ...wlernp. . kinO. RV H<. !Ml. . • quililn,ltilbeddlng ·Sa!vi<G ;an- coins. any verfgold or 10Ki141</16f( gold )OW• elly. gold. pre 1SISS US currency, sets. dio· monds. MTS Coin Shop. proollmlnt fonn Equipment Massey Rl 7 Hot bl<>e. Full btoOOed with AKC rogistered and · ~-~*. lor more ·~·- ~~ Dollar • 598-80 79 304 · 304·59J.(l471 Pk 1 B!Yd • A ciOihing SbMI. Rfll?lnO, Cl!l<fwells clotheo. pictures some new with lags Garage sale Fry ~s> Yard Sale Fri/S4.t.t. . .55110 . ' (Dunner, Clayborne. CJ " · Greer Ad Pt Pteaeant· . Banks. Susan Bristle) dence on Pomeroy P1ke1 lng graf1(11alh0r clOCk <loldf~, 6 7 AbOut 2 ·miles out pond "''f!!lanc!ls "de ·by side ~ "'"' r Mercury OUOboaltl ' Motor, . plants, · elephant ears. . . • Sl . Ia .•· rs, 2.2 HP . gaS $350.~.' !lots $9 00 lofllll Kat rotrtgeralof, eleetlic Fisher Prlc:e & llltte 2<15-9497 or64S-3992 • S40.00 · or rang<~ . 25 pulSeS. shOes. Tykes, boys & gl~s & 1578 Mi. 4 boys, 3 black and 1 " 11..,., 1, . _ , ., June 5 & 6 from 9-5 at 5th Ad.!-' ~uh. SCOttown, OH, Moving to· Florida· Fuml• ~m;.;,;;,;m~o~"'~~~~ ture, 200 cerarilk:s. June 5-6, ST 1-43, 3 740-886-6006after.• :oo ··~- 645-t361 . ,..., !!eagle 3 moo. old 304·937-3192. oe.ne 1/2 18?'1 Q to~ rom · •.,ree . ·• 8 00,.' , Somtilllf'QIOreveryOM. lectallles, clolhlng, mlcs . Rodf1ey COmmunity· Garage sale. Fri. & 5al. Bulldl"!! Saturday. Toys, JUno 5. 6. 822 VIne tQoll. .l>il.., . a . Jd<ls Nice . clean · sale . Sa.t. n. D. to mention pleas stop by. Free 3 yr. old . ~-·~ !Hea~r mox wort<png cat· Washer, dryer, relrigera· He do!J 740-645-69()9. tor, 3' pool table t• slate, Free to good home· M & 740-$17.0127 . F kittens. all COIOr1. Can Good rid'"" lawn mower "'::11 740-;·245·5606 tor sa.le. Ask tor J r. Call Free lo good !lOme ,.. 740-256· tt02 · Great Approx. SBJe 81 Hartford , . · Muttl·family sale Juna 5, Comm. Blg. JuneS!hg. mala, s:tSQ, 1 short house flold Items glasS- June Sth & Glh 9-Spm haif1!d mole, $300. First Appro•. BOO BD FT welt ware pictu!9S. -slanted Jvne 5th, 61h Baum Adshols · aoQ wormed. Cell seasoned wild cherry ~. some furniture ditlOn Ad, Jawn furniture , 1.40-388-8472 or Most 1 in . Random Width wreathes. Items to many tanning bed. AB lounge, May 1600.po antiques. :c"";;.~;.on~left~.~--~~ 9·?, oomm ol Foresl Run 5, & 6 from· 8·5 ot"5170 & 7A. clothes & mloc. SOhtaltoo Rou!e 650. Bidwell . • •u 740-545-2396. Nasca. H r, scooter. oma · Int. Pr'lmlt s. fUmitvre.· 111 wheelchair,. wa rers, rv.· 1157 2nd Ave. Plus size clothes. baby cloltns plus much morel June 5·6 • 3 Miles Nonh tenor, rotot_i ar, etc. · of Hotze( tiospital at 588 ·Big yatd saie, June 6 Multi Family Sale June 4, dogs, good dogs , STIHL 5alos 5 5arvlce Korrfld. H ~each, (740)992·3615 NOw Avali- at . 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Ohio, Auto Rent•Vlaate ..................................... 2005 Adorable CKC Cocker ·ooael AppllancoServlco ....................................... 302 · Autoa;................................................ - .••~ •. 2010 Spaniel . : · PUPI'Ios. 7Ml-446-2412 Al,ll:omat1Ye ......... :........................ ~·•· ········ ... 304 Clllllc/AnUquu .....·.......~ ... - ... •·-·······~·······2015 .'·. . . Building Materlala ....................................... 306 C001ftM~ctolllndUot~·' ·····•·noOo o••••··'·········· 2020 tri-color. ' bii!Ck . & buff Bueln•••·················-··....... ,.......................... 308 Pana & Acceaaarte1 ....... ......................, •.•...202~ . $200; 1st ..~s &. a•• & Saturday 616 . 31967 A9Ckspftngs Ad mPe behind new GAHS. Farm ~qulpmanl · · Yard Sale 3 family garage aale. Fri. Kids clolll.. ·. all ~zes, EBY, tNTEGAm':,, 3 Faml"., . Flunimarm sale $ Sat, M;ay 5th -& 6th1 longaberger, Vera Brad· ., ..,f(I~FER BUILT, · Fri. June 5, Fort Ran· b.oy & gin baby clOthes, lay. household Items . iMitock \ VALLEY HORSE/LIVE· dolph Terrat.:~ Pt. PleBs· lots Sol misc., 31744 No- . Karaoke Ma~hlne, b!cy·. STOCK · T~AILERS, ant bte umm~ Rd.. Middle· clas, to much !o"llst. 0 45·760 · · Pol~ f!erelords 4 yr., LOAD MAX EQUif- · . port, h, ~ 5ale J ·~ Garage Sale June 3, 4, & . · uarage una .,... at 3 vr. 9 inon. old Heil· MENT TRAILERS, 5. Washer dryer, ladles 4 family val'(t sale, June 200 Glen Or. .acrces trom ors 8 mon. old Bull call CARGO EXfAESS & tlolhlog, 2T·~ . girls 4-5. 9am·? 6t8 Elm St. Na!lonwlde . Ins. on t60. 304-882·2774. HOMESTEADER clolhes. lots .01 toys. 610 Racine. Ohio Nome brand clolhes; ;;;;;;;;;;;: TRAILERS. CA.RGOICONCESSION bo · B+W 3fd AWJ. 7 family June 4, S, 6, beys, mans, :M>mens, tn· · tantio & mat11mlly, house· Pall GOOSENECK FLAl'BED Huge 3 Family Yan( sale hind Masonle lodge In · ld · S3999.~ VIEW OUR · EN- Thur&·Sal: ·114 · mile out Ra'clne, dothlrig, · tumi· ho Items, ~lrt' b\lm, new. AKC Pembroke Welsh TIRE TRAILEil : INV EN- 218 n~me . brand gl~s ture. toyo. ·ho\ISOhOid. old Avon ·prod. mise . . . Corgis 3m 31 · tri'CO!or & TORY AT . . clelhes o-a mo. Boys wooden ohaiPS. antique JI.W18 5 & 6 al Hysell Run· sable/white. POP asking WW\N.CARMICHAEL· slza 5·7 lays, crafts, hoU· llour•sugar bin, much Ref. Pomeroy. lift chairs, ' . Sen~lcu ........................................... -. ........... 300 catortng ................................ .................... :... 310 ChHd/Eidorly Caro •••••.•••••••..••••.•.••.••.••.•••.•.••• 312 Compuloro ..... ::•.....•...•.........•:....••...•.........•.• contr11Ctor11.: ..............................,. ............... 31& QonMatlcii.Janltor1el: .................................... 318 Electrlcal ..... ............ , .................................... 320 FH!n~nlhclal ...•..•..•..........: .................................. 323226 •~ ..•.•... ., .............................................:... ,wheeler .Davidson Friday 611 at 1S Portsmouth Ad ~ . · Colleva big or Mmoll 304-675-1610 · {Careers Closa To Home) or )o.\ -5~:}- 1960 . Call TOday! 74tl-446-4367 ......_ __ •-.........• . HliJ0.2144152 740"-446·3745 gli1s clOthing, ~nga· berger, baby items, litHe Tykes, 9·1 . . . 2 lamlty, June 5th., 9-?, 4 aMoli(ICement Wlterprootlng Uncoriditional Nre11me · they last Pick up at Gal· Hay, - . Saod, Groln .... ,.•...•.•....••.•......••. 115 Hunt!ng 6 Land .......................--~·-···;.... 710 Won1to .buy ............................................. ..72S Merchan<IIM ................... ......... _ ................. eoo Antlq-.................................................. _...905 Appllanco ........................................... .- ..••... 910 Auotlono ..................................... ..................915 S.rgaln Ba...,..nt............................... - •.•...920 a tour of our~tautiju(faci£ity .rll ...,., Yanl Sale .Larlio Yard Sale · 2650 Sat Only 9 · 7 at 85.• Mill Creek Ad. Fri·Sat Amold Dr. JlidWell. BabY. ~~"'!"'_ _ _.._ kids. adull clothes•. baby Yerd Sale ·at · Mary ilems. 1oys, outdoOr play Layne's on Roush Rd. equip. LO!lgaberger, Cheshl(e. Gta.-\llare. . !g. Slampin up, sCrapbook· siZe clothes. dishOo, elol ing Items. Hobby Horse. h h ld • Yard Sale Hoi Dogs ouse o ,-cran, m1sc. Bake 5ale . Fri &· Sat June 5 & s" Bargain HuntePS . 4 tam· . 10AM·4PM at Trinity ily sala al 1853 Neigh· U.M. Church Sl. RT. 160, ~mood Ad. June 5. 6. 7 Poner,OH 7.30·?Ch!!Ckusout .;...;.;;.;..;..;..._ __ Church wide Yard I Bake 2 lamHy yard sale, Juno Sale June 5 & 6 Q;OOam 51h & 6th "4 1 • .r r • comer 0 to 5:00pm each day'. Unloh & Long Sl. , Rul· Fellowshtp Faith · 01 · land {near old school lot) Church . Rio Grand& ~rpe.·t.' t __women's lect s·m, lcs 20344 SA 554 . 2X mens · 0 ' • ron ·, Watch for Signs. poollable. misc. Fri & Sal 2 lamlly . j nlanl 3 family yard 81118, Friday girls clothes, boys June 5th, Saturday ?, clothes,· ml_ac, 123. Cindy · 965 Ash St. Middleport, Dr. Rain Cancels men's, wome~'s boys & ;.;,:.;:::~;:,;;;;~!!'"-~ OH et.A~ lOst; Blklwl)lt older (F) · Shltzu, blind In .1 eye, · ~n· · swGrs to· · · C'ali. ::;;;;;,;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;; ~ 740. 446 _2722 · .... lid 1 EJ......_ ,..... '"" - '1 '"" Agrlcultura ......................................... .........~700 Farm Ectulprnent .......... ............ ....................70S Gaf'Wn a Ptoducll................. ......................710 Cafftolau to scfreauk , . Yard Salo PUio'IPING and WV. Ron Evaliis Jackson, OH ·800-537-11528 Dally T;lbune must be picked 1ht,.... .,.,.~ In olollllon at.,. w. I~WII,.. TURNED DOWN ON SOCIAL SECURITY SSt No Fee Unless We Win! 1-888-sa:!-3345 · placed In ads at . ilia .Galllpolla Found· M. .blOWn/black dog wlcollar, Pomeroy call · to ID, . aiea, 740-416·8489 -lflllr- *" KIT & CARLYLE Prolmlonal Sorvlces Annourv.e1 'en's ~ugh, I! Borders$3.00/perad ·Grophlcs soc forsmoll $1.00 fOr larQe *AU 1dl m~· be preplld* ~~-~~~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~ :::~.=:l:.;j;;h;.;i:::::::::::~.:::::::: . ""' sundave Paper :~~=::::;:"~~:::::::::::::::::::::~:::::~ ::~~·~~·::::~::::~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ' &>•VII flrfor Tv es0o a.m. Should Include Th- Items I; ' Now you can have border$ and orophlcs ~ addedtOyourclosslfledads .{,~ All Dlaptay1 1..2 Noon 2 hMrtion 8:00a.m. to-5:00 .,.m. 200 .E JUSUAY Or Fax To Display Ads a.oo a.m. Monday thru Friday . ·• Or Fax To IJtp.lf~«N Succu afut Ads l\egi~ter (740) 446"2~2 (740) 992·2156. (304) 675-1333 ••• ,.,.,. ,"" HOW J.O WJllT.£ WebsUes· www.mydailytrlbune.com www.mydallysenllnel.corn '!fWW.mydallyreglster.com Sentinel · ij';ribune To Place Angels Ro.ethlisb.erger limps off, but apparently not hurt . The Daily Sentinel • Page 83 F_.;on · 135 gas 2 SlllQI dutch, lock· 151 polis 2nd Avenue. Galfi· 446 .~2 . Yard Salt. •• · at Canntcltaol: Traile Large VOid 5a1e 45 Rod- Salllrday June 6. yam rs wood 0.. oft Geofllll's ..-s,Townsh<p Rd <1041 ;:7-~~:;:;5:...~:-~ Greet~. GlasswoAI. Bit· Bahr Ad. 3 ..... ltOf1h ol RV SaMce at Cannl- · .,._ -t be'""'• Chestor oft Rt. 7, doth- cl\ael Trailers : ;;;;;;tt.rog r-,_ day. Thu1S·Fri-5at ;;,i; . 81 & 177 Deenie Or. Fri &5 & fY6.. 8A-2P A~ & baby ctolhes. m""'"""'· ~~--'"""'¥=~ r&ngei'IOOd. stepper, =..r...;,..': i.2 Miles out Route 218 111>idmHI, lng dillerentlal. good ti,.. $32QO.OQ 304-al2.0173 June 3. ~. 5, 6. OSO . toyo. Pil<o Tol.e 0 lng, i<f)ICks. 7 - 5 Avon.peremials 5 many · othef ttems tQ numerous M:Ac qcl11 to mention. alsQ a sale ot ' items trom Vk;tor Bahr 03 HO Heritaga Softai.' esta.te ClaSSiC. Svr &. blk. ,_. tires, new bat lots of 4867 & 4869 SR 850 on e lCC oond. $12.000.. 612 616 !rom 9oln ? Lob~ Everything . . 740-645-2800 . ax:-: ·' �I Thursday, June 4, 2009 www.mydallysentln,l.com Page 84 • The Daily Sentinel ·. ·Thursday, June 4, 2009 ALLEYOOP Rtllklls The Daily Sentinel • Page 85 www.mydallysentlnel.com to sell Avon catl740·446-3358 Need 7 ladies liSA CroMWOrd PUIII• BRIDGE ACROS$ Oil.,. 1- Phillip Alder e v.hlcltt 11 City 9ft the llohlrwtc 12 Vtry...., BANKS CONSTRUCTION 2000 co. Autornotn, P cian needed, expenence required, (740)667·33'16 """'' ,can or tax re· • Room Additions & sums to 740o.667-l321 RemOdeling • New Gersgas • ElectriClll & 04 Chevy Impala, 4 dr, 43.000 actual mites. excellenl cond. 1 owner. Plumbing ·Roofing & Gutters • VInyl Skiing & Painting $6000 obo 740-379·2427 Q4 Stratus, au', 4- cyL, auto. 4[ir $3000 obo - 03 Oodge Durango 3rd row. • Pallo and Porch Pomeroy, Ohio Commer<ial• Resldenlial Estimates •Free (740) 99Z-5009 Custom Home BUilding S1ee.l Frame Buildings Building. Remodeling Gener.d repair www.bankscdb.com CORNER STONE CONSTRUCTION Roofing, Siding, Soffit, Decks, Doots, Windows, Electric, Plumbing, Drywall, Remodeling, Room Additions Local Contractor ' 13 t K Q 1~ 5 7:00 am- a:oo pm Dump Truck . Service We Haul Gravel. Limeslone. Coal , Compost, Top Soil Call Walt or Sandy 740-992-3220 . • AJI5 ~llNI~, ~VEilY MUST '(OV I~GIItl StfiFT .1r111Tt4 TttAT . "flllST STAll AIIII'IS HOWDY LOWEEZV !! HESH, ELVINE'r' ! ! TH' SOYS ARE NAPPIN' !I El"'ployment OOPS, SORRY!! I WOULDN'T WANT TO WAKE 'EM !! 'SPECIALL TH' OL' CRANI<'l' ONE!! TONIGtfT" llt4YME1 wasn't bum in a day: If you are contemplaUng a &am. It is usually a good Idea to cfleck on th9 ilea si1ualion. Enter BlackWood otago rtght, which was Invented · b~ Easley BlaCkwOOd In 1933. It 'NM:ed nicely on this deal, North finding out thai his part· ner had the three missinG aces. Taking a l u - ganiblo oo lhe diamond 10. North launched hla panner Into seven spades. Allllr West led 111e spade tO, how shoold Sooth . have planned the Now anrollng fQr summer chlldcara. call Aillla or SharQn (740) 949-2122 atl~' DOWN oppMiatiC8 22 Doni 2311atlll!l · 1 fllrllvw· ::'tllnee :ner . tS Creepy 17 Ofdholol, = ~PI llbbr. -11>1--- 5 31 Plano ,_.. ol3 AllelltoiJr ...,_, t9 H--t· 44 Tllk~p =:;ver 46 46 Stnoi't coin 4l Cornu lmplemonl aport 25 "-.-vlncR 41 Allilollbbr. amor" 51 Son111ty - 11o bold 32 c;et mara •""""" mo11ow. e WJnonns"' 21 !lnsrl'• · · ~ettet. 33 Eltplollve · lllioml · 52 ~ feltel'l •. 1 Ylltllt'ld 27 R........ lhe 53 DG2W · 36 lltii!Uc • . 8 Swlditocs fem . - ' . _.. Kkl'-alt1 ' 29 'Andtolarltt 37 -and dont't 31 Fllll11ng · float 9 Formol 34 He't alway• event on the tO Ilona,move 14 Autolmpofl 36 Mooldo!Jlllul and 'Homo play? In recent ~ears, . Floman Key Card BlackwOod has beco!nO universally pop· · Ular. This unoovers not only 8988 but also lhe 1<lng and queen Of trumps, often important cards in a ·slam contract! ftowevor, do not 1110 AKCB when lhe responder. immediately bids lour no-. trump, as Norlh did here. That shot.lld be simple Blackwood. In 'this· deal, If tour n<H:rump had been RKCB . In clubs, South's three·key·catd response would have taft North unsure WhethfJI' his part· ·ner had three aces, or two aces and the club king. To use AKCB, make your forclng raise 01 partnor'o su•. then jump to p::l vu""'. BUT \11.\~ 1\r.\E, ~ N"''Vrt ·tour nO-trump. WI\ E:.Nl.. \~ Rl~c.t""' 1111 .~ SOU1h correctly woh tho flr~ltrtck on the I>IFFERQIT l'l'i<J.II ·. board. Then, when East dlsca•dad, Cell: 740-416-5047 email: · =~· comedienne whO died in HJ74, had the . righl name l01a lot ol games and BJXll1s. 'Famili61ity breeds BALLS 0' FIRE !I CAN'T A FELLER SLEEP 'ROUN' HERE 1'! 50 Mounllln Jane Sherwood Ace, an actress· end Here are a couple Of her Ji nes ~ cmtti\e dli.ld:are Racine, Ohio 740·247-2019 Ask tor aces, not for key cards ~ s~e BARNEY 'WW'W.ffn:t i ep eakctabbletq.-. Medical . 7. Puo Opening lead: • 10 FRANK & EARNEST IICI'OIIo 46 Bubbled up muter Eoot Wtll Nortfl .p... INT Pass 46 Anclont 21 Gorienl 31 Dealer: Scuth Vulnerable: Both Advertise in this space for $70 per month 43 Spolly lnlcl< 26 20 21 Change ' 2 .... Hlttn 22· HeJdle88 COlora · 3 Sel oltoolt 111111 30 Htlp Watlltd '4 GrNl 24 Cllanlog • A5 I .9784 · t A3 llarfrood Cabllldrr And fal'litllre 6000 • K Q 10 8 t J98&! • Q 9 7f Soulll Free Estimates grMt cll- 55 , . 54 $6 Pool ·1t 1>Wton9 : -..btr llJIII.. · 57 Boulder ·- K 10 8 3 livedocne 41 Ginnie42 Btlnglla 16 lh 18 Flfl't Eosl . 10 ' 8 J 5 33 7f Hours S&L Trucking .· 256- 1652 or 256- 1233 r*=. 15 , _. .A W\1036725 dual climate , auto $4800 obo - 00 Plymouth Neon 4dr, auto $2000 obo. CJI1!an .KQJ7613 Wool · 74(1-367-0544 740-367-0536 ., Hill's Self Storage Swirr'4i 40 A-ta- declarer played a dlamortcl ro his ace. led a d~mond to dummy's king, ruffed lhe diamond 10 With his spade ace, drew trumps, and claimed. triOk Note the! HSouth ha(l won .CELEBRITY CIPHER by Luis Campos C.llibrity Ciphlf ~· 111 Cftllltd lrorn quo~&l;c.,s by lamout ~, pa'Sl and p<eHnt. Eaclllltl$1' !n tht ci):tler ttantii lor enol~. ' TOday'sci1fe: Eequals G "FJ RVX MV· KGVXT, UT CPZT NVMC . 'X TN H T M G W R X .J V .N F M P K F' J N G X V I T J G N : G C T A P X T KF B T H P X G RW ERL." • FJLFP~ IVNFMFPJ XPZF NCPJBPX . PREVIOUS SOLUTION: 'Thora are oow more TV's in Bribsh rouse~dslhan · one In his hand, he would have · !here are paopla ·which Is a bn ol a WOII'f.' • Prince Char~s gone down. G -. ,.. 11-I!"LL'( f'UNN'( •KIIIOCI<· I<.Noc.K• JOKE. 75 -acres in Bidwell, Ohio $115,00, will sUbdivide $2700/acre. Mo1ivated seller, maKe offer. Call 740-606-6118 J!iOO WOlD. Rearran110 letters of !he • four acramblod worda be- qjw'llrihdatY: l~ I F~ldtly, JUM .5. 2001 l: JUS.T TOLD HEP, '~~::~y S@~lA- ~ ~tfs· GNAt .....,_ __.;._ ldltod by CLAY R. PCLLAN - - - - - - AstroGraph By Bemlce a.cre 0.01 to lorm four simple words. PASECE ' Material prospects In your field or endeavor loOk good In the year e.head, 2 but sotne extm eubetantlal gains can be · made trom • ·aide buslnea!. The amount of work you do to generate more funds is your de_cie!on. GEMINI (May 21 ·June 20) - Anemptlng 3 to do good job pn a project when yOur mind 15 off ·on aqmethlng else eels the stage for·confusion. To leaaen the ml•· takes, try to restrict .your thinking to ~· taak at a time, CANCER (Jvne 21 -July 22} - Your cheCkbook might not · be. equipped to 1 , cover all yOur luxurtoua spending, and you may end ·up turning to your credit eatd to h~e the hefty workload . Longterm obllgatlona will result. LEO {July 23·/Wg. 22) - Expect to be 7 thrown out of the saqc:le. II you get • • • Involved In some old-fashioned horse racing wllh a sldlkld r!der: It lsn't worth the price you'll pay for plsylng that oame. · a PRINT NUMBERm 11 VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) -The view r;:r lETHRS you take of yow work could be both too optimistic and too overwhelming to hfln· die. Try to bei reallatlo as to What Is involved before you teke on en eldreme· 'I' I I 1 I I K0 RAC a 1 I t I GNAT Y Reil Eslille . 0 I I I I" I .. . He 1 l ~ls ·L T HI GB · 11M AFRAID TO L.OOK AT M'( REPORT CARD.. and 2 bedroom apts .. fumished and unfur· nished. and houses in Pomero~ and Middleport, security deposit required. no pets. 740-992-2218 --< & PowerWas~lng Pans_• Engines, Residential Free Estimates Transfer C~ses ~ Transmissions • Artennarket RephicementSheet Metal & COmponenls For All Makes of Vehicles Huge Yard Sale One day only Saturday, June 61h 8 am • ? • Lawn Maintenance . li6RA (Sept. 23-0et 23) - • Landl<apllll! 80th Carleton (740) 517-S43l JeiT Stetbem (740) 517-6883 ·alBERT BISSEll Held by employees of Home National Bank in Racine, besidt;t bank, • 209 S. Thin:l St. Rain Cancels. Someltling for all shapes, eo.Y ,.----'---'""':--., r---.. . .----~ ;-----...;_-...;....,...., r----------, . -~ . CQW B.Od WE'RE EITH~R . GOING TO EXPLORE THE ,, I<UINS OF ANCIENT ~CE Oil TOURTHE STATUE AND FOUNTAIN WOill< OF 110M£ FLORENCE. · I'M LOfiJiiNG TH""' ,,, "" •won SOME TIIAVEL BOO~S 50 W£ CAN GET SOME., CULTUIIETHIS "'". SUM""'" J HOLD UP.. AllfiOCHURE FOR 'SWAMPEE'S WATER •nVE"T"""'1. Tur""'S· "" N """ """" -APICTURE OFSWI\MPEE THE ALUGATOR SPITTING W'TER "'' EVEnvONE " VN • ' • J ·THI\rs LikE 1\ KIND OF FOUNTAIN. AND FLORENCE DOESN'T, Ht\VE A!SO·FOOT SPLA~ LUGE. . · ' ~ CIISTIICTIII •New Homes • Garages • Complete Remodeling 140-982·1111 Stop & Compare Replacement Windows and Vinyl Siding Specialists, LTD ""'""ipolis :mailp m:rthune (740) 446-2342 The Daily Sentinel (740) 992·2155 *'o1mt ll)Ieasant ~egister (304) 675-1333 (740) 742·2563 · • Siding • Vinyl Windows • Metal and Shingle Koors • Decks • Additioos •[ledrical • Plumbing • Pole Barns GARFIELD l9.Years .David Lewis • 740-992-6971 . Insured Free Estimates ~EWAR£ OF Stanley TreeTrlmmlneJ & Removal DOG 'I:OOIIM·S:OOI'h\ OH,AND CHEWY BONE BREAKS A'f 10ANo3 l.*l'rornpr and Quality Work I•R.eas<>nat>le Rates I~;~:,~~~=~,A~vailable! Call Gary Stanley @ 740-591 ·8044 Please leave PSI CONSTRUCTION Room Additions, Remodeling, Metal & Shingle Roofs, New Homes, Siding, Decks, BathroomRemodeling. Licensed & Insured ·ae extra earefui ab9ut the mann~ !n which you eonduct any flnanolal buslnaea. If you're tn over your head. •a 111iarple will make .sure .that yoUr aeete will ellp through f GRIZZWEL,.LS 6UN11\E~, 1:b 'lbU \lAVE A'ttf l'EI*I! 5)(.1\.l.'i ? ,.__..- ~oLUTELY•• I tAI-IitRRo~:ZE "Have yc.u no!Wed,'; mused one man to another, "Dlosi people rush after pl~ure so fast that they rush ---· --· it?" I XIH. a:w, ,. ANt> 1 (Al-l Mt>!<E 1\lEM C.~Y 1.\kE: I'AULi\ Am.ll.. Co"'l'ltle the o:huckla .qtJCftd by filling in the miJsln9 wo~ "'" d!'lelop from Uap No. J below. I 1.1 I I I I I I I ly complex job. Commer<lal& ~ I. 1 1· 18 I; O CUTTING EDGE LAWN CARE . Now Selling: • Ford & Motorcrnft , SCORPIO lOot. 2•·Nov, 221 - To pta· cale another, might dEIIIb&rately you o,.•too• • criltoat sltuatlon that'"" know naodsto ba co•ectod. lnttoaoo< resolv· 1n0 thlnoo, '"" wm cauoo '""""' comptteottono1 SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23•0oo. 211 - II your tuogmant Ia not up to par. lnstood o< solving a problem. you could compound <hlngo wllh wishful thinking about • hopeful Qtltcome. Doubt.ched( all the facts before proceeding. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22·Jan. ~ 9) There'e a cn~nce YO\! could be Inclined to purchase things vou don't need or .have nnle possiblllty of uling. Get a han· die on lmpulaive.spendlng or wild Impulses; don't engage In wasteful activities. AQUARIUS (Jon .. 20·Fob. 19) lndlfterefice to other people's craJ:y whims or hanginQ out with weak, lneflec· tlve people could te the reason that your plans will mieflre. Set Wbrthy goats, and be serious about aChieving them . PISCES (Feb. _2o-March 20) - tl'a not that you're unlucky; It'a thai your luek haa definite limitations, So tf there Is some· thlng you really went, try to.get lt the okt~ feshi011ad way - lhrovgtl bard work and lots of elbow grease. ARIES (March 21 - ~il 19} Regardless of the fact that your friandt mean wei and have good lntantlOI'Ia, keep tt\em out of your coiTIIdenttal affairs. Chances are they will gum up things If given a free hand. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) - · Nothing but confusion la~ llke1y to be the result If you seek out 190 many v:lewpolnta. ln11tead of cler~lng thlnga, m1.1ltlpla diverse opl['lkM'Ia cookl have- you runn!ng In clrctea . SOUPTONUTZ SCRAM·LETS ANSWERS 6/3/('f} OdditY- Force- Emerid- Pacify- FIND it FAME Embroidered pillow in gnumy's house, ."Do good by . .. stealth and blush to FIND it FAME." ; ARLO&JANIS �I Thursday, June 4, 2009 www.mydallysentln,l.com Page 84 • The Daily Sentinel ·. ·Thursday, June 4, 2009 ALLEYOOP Rtllklls The Daily Sentinel • Page 85 www.mydallysentlnel.com to sell Avon catl740·446-3358 Need 7 ladies liSA CroMWOrd PUIII• BRIDGE ACROS$ Oil.,. 1- Phillip Alder e v.hlcltt 11 City 9ft the llohlrwtc 12 Vtry...., BANKS CONSTRUCTION 2000 co. Autornotn, P cian needed, expenence required, (740)667·33'16 """'' ,can or tax re· • Room Additions & sums to 740o.667-l321 RemOdeling • New Gersgas • ElectriClll & 04 Chevy Impala, 4 dr, 43.000 actual mites. excellenl cond. 1 owner. Plumbing ·Roofing & Gutters • VInyl Skiing & Painting $6000 obo 740-379·2427 Q4 Stratus, au', 4- cyL, auto. 4[ir $3000 obo - 03 Oodge Durango 3rd row. • Pallo and Porch Pomeroy, Ohio Commer<ial• Resldenlial Estimates •Free (740) 99Z-5009 Custom Home BUilding S1ee.l Frame Buildings Building. Remodeling Gener.d repair www.bankscdb.com CORNER STONE CONSTRUCTION Roofing, Siding, Soffit, Decks, Doots, Windows, Electric, Plumbing, Drywall, Remodeling, Room Additions Local Contractor ' 13 t K Q 1~ 5 7:00 am- a:oo pm Dump Truck . Service We Haul Gravel. Limeslone. Coal , Compost, Top Soil Call Walt or Sandy 740-992-3220 . • AJI5 ~llNI~, ~VEilY MUST '(OV I~GIItl StfiFT .1r111Tt4 TttAT . "flllST STAll AIIII'IS HOWDY LOWEEZV !! HESH, ELVINE'r' ! ! TH' SOYS ARE NAPPIN' !I El"'ployment OOPS, SORRY!! I WOULDN'T WANT TO WAKE 'EM !! 'SPECIALL TH' OL' CRANI<'l' ONE!! TONIGtfT" llt4YME1 wasn't bum in a day: If you are contemplaUng a &am. It is usually a good Idea to cfleck on th9 ilea si1ualion. Enter BlackWood otago rtght, which was Invented · b~ Easley BlaCkwOOd In 1933. It 'NM:ed nicely on this deal, North finding out thai his part· ner had the three missinG aces. Taking a l u - ganiblo oo lhe diamond 10. North launched hla panner Into seven spades. Allllr West led 111e spade tO, how shoold Sooth . have planned the Now anrollng fQr summer chlldcara. call Aillla or SharQn (740) 949-2122 atl~' DOWN oppMiatiC8 22 Doni 2311atlll!l · 1 fllrllvw· ::'tllnee :ner . tS Creepy 17 Ofdholol, = ~PI llbbr. -11>1--- 5 31 Plano ,_.. ol3 AllelltoiJr ...,_, t9 H--t· 44 Tllk~p =:;ver 46 46 Stnoi't coin 4l Cornu lmplemonl aport 25 "-.-vlncR 41 Allilollbbr. amor" 51 Son111ty - 11o bold 32 c;et mara •""""" mo11ow. e WJnonns"' 21 !lnsrl'• · · ~ettet. 33 Eltplollve · lllioml · 52 ~ feltel'l •. 1 Ylltllt'ld 27 R........ lhe 53 DG2W · 36 lltii!Uc • . 8 Swlditocs fem . - ' . _.. 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SOUPTONUTZ SCRAM·LETS ANSWERS 6/3/('f} OdditY- Force- Emerid- Pacify- FIND it FAME Embroidered pillow in gnumy's house, ."Do good by . .. stealth and blush to FIND it FAME." ; ARLO&JANIS �• Page B6 • The Daily Sentinel www.mydailysentinel.com Thursday, June 4, 2009 Browns, Indians team up for suite sales CLEVELAND .(AP) - Luxury Suite · Directors, The city's pro baseball and said be has been a propofootball franchises are nent of creative marketmg ~earning up to jointly sell in an economy that should luxury sutte packages, a make luxury suites at stadinew sales tactic in a tough urns more available. economy. "Professional sports The Indians and Browns teams tend to believe they on Wednesday said they had are competing for the same formed a sales alliance to entertainment dollar," he provide fans what they said. "In this case it looks believe is a unique opportu-' like there's a solid relationoily to buy into Major ship, and that's great. League Baseball and They're just dipping their National Football League toes in the water right' now . events simultaneously. and offering some limited They will . offer certam packages, but I think it games in combined pa,ck- could certainly expand." ages of two baseball games A buyer could get the . at Progressive Field and one · Touchdown Package: football game at Cleveland Indians !lames a~ainst the St. Louts· Cardmals and Browns Stadium. Greg · Aiello, ~n NFL · Detroit Ti~ers an~ a Browns spokesman, said he wasn't game agamst the Pittsburgh AP·photo aware of any other baseball- Steelers. It is priced at the los Angeles Lakers guard l<obe Bryant, left, and coach Phil Jackson watch practice football luxury suites sales $15,000, · bec11use · Steelers are the Browns' lor Thursday's Game 1 pf the NBA basketball finals against the Orlando Magic in Los ·arrangement. Bill . Dorsey, · executive biggest rival. Angeles on Wednesday. director of the Cincinnati- · For $10,000 , a buyer based · Association of could get the Home ·Run · Bryan~ focused-on fourth title LOS ANGELES (AP) Before catching his finals games. Orlando, 0 , His smile has vanished, breath, Bryant, who had Los Angeles coach Phil replaced by something been. loose and relaxed ear- Jackson has nine champicloser to a scowl. His days lier this week, then took a onship rings. Orlando's ef joking around are seem- verbal swipe worthy of a Stan Van Gundy ·l - but he flagrant foul at O'Neal , his got it as an assistant and ingly on hold. . Kobe Bryant has gotten former teammate with doesn't know where it is. Yet the Magic, making deadly serious. . whom he famously feuded . . He has that look, you've "People think Sljaq their firsi appearance in the Seen the one. It's the cold- would have won a champi- finals since 1995, won both blooded, · get-mit-of-my- onshiP, without me on that regular-season match ups lVBy-or-pay glare he'll team,' he said. "TI)ey're against the Lakers and are shoot at a teammate who crazy." capable of an upset. · messes up or an opponent This is Bryant's chance. · "They've beaten 'us 'three who dares to try and stop He doesn ' I want to waste it. of the last -four times," .him. And O'Neal, a 7-foot Bryant said. "So we're The Black Mamba is timeline connecting finals very, very concerned." · poised to strike. appearances by both franThey should be. Dwight · Howard, The NBA finals are in his chtses, posted a message on ~ights. , · his Twitter.com site saying Orlando's fun-loving After a humbling loss to he was pulling for Bryant. Superman of a center, is the the Boston Celtics in last "'I am saying it today and league's latest incarnation year's finals, Bryant and today only," Shaq tweeted. of Shaq. He can bend backthe Los Angeles Lakers "I want kobe bryant to get hoards, take over a game at will be seeking atonement number four, spread da both ends and crack up his :.._ and a 15th champi- word." teammates with a killer onship - when they face Frpm the moment Bryant of ' the the resurrected Orlando . dejectedly walked off the impersonation Magic in Game 1. on floor in Boston last June frumpy and grumpy Van Thursday night at the following L.A.'s 39-point G~~'Z~me 6 of the Eastern Staples Center. loss in Game 6, he has been For Bryant, the game's focused on a return. He Conference finals, Howard greatest late-game closer helped restore U.S. basket- scored 40 points with 14 since Michael Jordan, it's a ball's world supremacy by ~ebounds as the Magic finsecond opportunity at shut- leading the Americans to an tshed off Cleveland and ting up some of his loudest · Olympic · gold medal in . sawed the Kobe Br~ant­ detractors. He has won China last summer LeBron James dream ·fmals three titles, but hasn't been That was the ·Redeem matchup in half. able to get No. 4 since Team. He's on another one. On their way to the Shacjuille O'Neal was trad"My next goal is winning finals, the 3-point-happy ed after the 2004 season to the NBA championship," Ma~tc (they !{lade 62 3s he said. "We don't want to agamst the Cavs and are Miami. · · Bryant was asked fall short of that." averaging 8.6 per game in Wednesday if he needed a Los Angeles would seem the postseason) have post-Shaq championship to to have everything - his- knocked off the fav·o red enhance his legacy. tory, experience, star Celtics, Cavaliers and can . "No.t at all," Bryant said. power, coaching, A-List now dispatch the Lakers . ':'It means nothing. To me, celebrities .- over Orlando. That would be quite a triit's about winning another The Lakers have won 14 · fecta. No learn has ever one, just because I wail! to titles. Orlando, 0. beaten three 60-win teams The Lakers have won 61 in the same postseason . win anoth!)r one." Point fromPageBl more' games ~u play the better you are, and their new coach has them playing ;with confidence, making them a tough one to beat. : "But the boys are ex:citi<d- For many of them this will be their third trip to the .state tournament and they iire looking forward to the trip. They're hopeful and have been focused on winning this weekend for a :While now." : Point Pleasant was runJ)er up in 2008, falling to l.ogan High School in the :State final. In tournament pi story· there have been six Bquads to come back from : Ule runn·er-up position to ~· • • ' Magic fromPageBl • • · )'iictory over the Cavaliers. ' ·; He said he' II help the . :magic somehow in the fjnals, even if it's just offert.ng encouragement from the l;lench. He'd prefer to do it from the court. . ·: "You just want ·to . play. You never know when ~ou 're going to get back to · ihe finals ," Nelson said. i•You want to play, you want io compete with your team, l>ut if I'm not able to, I can't oo it. I'm not going to do anything crazy or anything to jeopardize my future." - He shot the ball .fine and (Jidn't appear limited during !he portion of practice that win the championship the victory over Magnolia next year. While it has only clinched the title for the occurred three times in Cougars that year - they Class AA history {the last have yet to return to the being Sissonville's come· final game since. back in 1996), it has hap- Indpendence' last tournachampionship . pened and. is possible of ment happening again, this time occurred in 1990 after they with the Blatk Knights .. to were runners-up The 1996 comeback Magnolia in 1989, made .by the Indians marks Independence is entering their last state champi- this year's tournament with onship title and last finals a 21-3 record. appearance. Needles's to While the Class AA pool say, they have some record will be a competitive one, · breaking of their own to the Black Krlights have a do. record that can hold its own If the Black Knights against their fellow teams. make .it to the final game The squad has experienced on Saturday they will be players who nave made the · facing the winner of the trip to Charleston for tbree Lincoln-Independence years now and knows the · semi-final game. Lincoln . state tournament routine. who is entering the tourna- The boys are focused, the ment with a 15-11 record, talent is there, they have was the 2003 state champ the drive, now it's time to for Class AA. Their 7-5 play. was open to the media Wednesday. but that all took place in the half court . Running up and down the floor could be different, but · Nelson's teammates seein to believe he should try it. "We understand that Jameer -has been out for a . while. He's rusty, he hasn't had a lot of experience in playing," All-Star center Dwight Howard said. "But I think the one thing that he brings to our team is he's fearless . When he's playing like tltat, when he's playing with no care in the world .and he's not afraid to do anything. then that's when everybody on the team , they follow behind him . "l ·think that would be a great thing about having him back. But I just want to make sure he ~s heaithy frrst." While Nelson wants to play, he realizes the Magic may not need him, and said he would understand if Van Gundy or Smith told him they believed the team's chances were better without him. All he wamed was a decision Wednesday night so he could begin his preparation, which he expected to get. The Magic were one of the N.BA's best with Nelson, and they've remained that way without him. so they believe they 'II be fine no matter how much he contributes during the series. '7his team was great with Jameer and continued the level without him," Alston said. "If he comes back, we're going to try to be great again with.him ." package: Indians games against the Cardinals and Cincinnati Reds and a Browns game against the Green Bay Packers. Vic Gregovits, Indians senior vice president of sales and marketing, said the arran,gement isn't based on any stmilar arrangement elsewhere. "We get to tap into each other's fan base and we get' to exterid the sales force, because we are .both selling it," he said. . He said the typical customer would be a corporate client which might be attracted by getting a luxury suite at two stadiums without have to buy two season packages at much •greater exgense. · I definitely think that in a tough economy r,ou' ve got to be flexible, ' said Dave Jenkins, Browns vice president of finance and administration. • Braves acquire All-Star OF McLouth from Pirates ATLANTA (AP) - The base percentage (64 of 69) Tommy Hanson, who has Braves acquired' All-Star among all major leaguers . ·. dominated at Triple-A center fielder Nate McLouth · Another plus: McLouth is Gwinnett and will make his from the Pittsburgh Pirates under contract through at first major league appearance for three minor leaguers on le~l 20 11, having signed a on Saturday agamst the Wednesday, a move to beef three'-year, $15.75 contract in Milwaukee Brewers. up Atlanta's offense in hopes spring training. The deal "We didn't want the season of contending in the NL East. includes .a team option for a · to get too far gone befo~ we The 27-year-old McLouth fourth year at $10.65 million, made some moves," Wren' was an AU-Star last season with a buyout .of $1.25 mil- said. "We . thought some' and set career highs with a lion. aggressive moves would ~ut .276 average, 26 homers and "He gives .·us everything our club in good position. . 94 RBis. The Braves desper- we're looking for," general . The Braves went into ately needed more offense · mana~er Frank Wren said. Wednesday's contest against from an outfield that pro- "He gtves us an extra outfield the Chica~o Cubs trailing the duced only 10 homers bat. He gives us speed. He East-leadmg PhHadelphia through the first 51 games. give~ ~defense. He brings a 'Phillies by 4 .l/2 games. Atl!inta hasn't made the play· Atlanta gave up outfielder lol to tl\e table." Gorkys Hernandez, one of It Wli,Sa day of big moves offs since 2005, the last of their top ' prospects, along for AtU!itta. The trade was. their record 14 straight divi• with pitchers Charlie Morton announCed less than an hour sion titles. and Jeff Locke. after the Braves released · By trading McLouth, McLouth, who. is hitting 305-l!ame . winner Tom Pittsburgh cleared a spot for .256 with nine homers and 34 Glavtne, saying they . didn't one of its best prospects, forRBis this season, fills several feel tht: 43-year-old had mer frrst-round pick Andrew needs for the Braves. In addi- shown during three minor- McCutchen. He · was called tion to bolstering the lineup, league tehab assignments ·up from Triple-A he won a Gold Glove in 2008 that he could still be effective Indianapolis, where he was hitting .303 · with four and had 2.3 stolen bases. in the big leagues. Since the start of the '05 seaInstead, the team called up ·.homers, 20 RBis and 10 son, he has. the best stoleri highly touted prospect stolen bases. s ReJects ·•62• ...,. .. s4.&a . . . . sn •••,•• ' ogles 21s..,.....oc . Jnrxe· ... ---oc ,...,.,..., . . . . . .21. . . . . Wheeling Complete Channel Drain Toilet I: .,,..,...,..,,.. OIIIJ A•. .•••• CoiDrs: 1 .... I A X .....,.,.,_ WlllltvGseiJI ,....,7 . . . 2534 .as 1 It • �• Page B6 • The Daily Sentinel www.mydailysentinel.com Thursday, June 4, 2009 Browns, Indians team up for suite sales CLEVELAND .(AP) - Luxury Suite · Directors, The city's pro baseball and said be has been a propofootball franchises are nent of creative marketmg ~earning up to jointly sell in an economy that should luxury sutte packages, a make luxury suites at stadinew sales tactic in a tough urns more available. economy. "Professional sports The Indians and Browns teams tend to believe they on Wednesday said they had are competing for the same formed a sales alliance to entertainment dollar," he provide fans what they said. "In this case it looks believe is a unique opportu-' like there's a solid relationoily to buy into Major ship, and that's great. League Baseball and They're just dipping their National Football League toes in the water right' now . events simultaneously. and offering some limited They will . offer certam packages, but I think it games in combined pa,ck- could certainly expand." ages of two baseball games A buyer could get the . at Progressive Field and one · Touchdown Package: football game at Cleveland Indians !lames a~ainst the St. Louts· Cardmals and Browns Stadium. Greg · Aiello, ~n NFL · Detroit Ti~ers an~ a Browns spokesman, said he wasn't game agamst the Pittsburgh AP·photo aware of any other baseball- Steelers. It is priced at the los Angeles Lakers guard l<obe Bryant, left, and coach Phil Jackson watch practice football luxury suites sales $15,000, · bec11use · Steelers are the Browns' lor Thursday's Game 1 pf the NBA basketball finals against the Orlando Magic in Los ·arrangement. Bill . Dorsey, · executive biggest rival. Angeles on Wednesday. director of the Cincinnati- · For $10,000 , a buyer based · Association of could get the Home ·Run · Bryan~ focused-on fourth title LOS ANGELES (AP) Before catching his finals games. Orlando, 0 , His smile has vanished, breath, Bryant, who had Los Angeles coach Phil replaced by something been. loose and relaxed ear- Jackson has nine champicloser to a scowl. His days lier this week, then took a onship rings. Orlando's ef joking around are seem- verbal swipe worthy of a Stan Van Gundy ·l - but he flagrant foul at O'Neal , his got it as an assistant and ingly on hold. . Kobe Bryant has gotten former teammate with doesn't know where it is. Yet the Magic, making deadly serious. . whom he famously feuded . . He has that look, you've "People think Sljaq their firsi appearance in the Seen the one. It's the cold- would have won a champi- finals since 1995, won both blooded, · get-mit-of-my- onshiP, without me on that regular-season match ups lVBy-or-pay glare he'll team,' he said. "TI)ey're against the Lakers and are shoot at a teammate who crazy." capable of an upset. · messes up or an opponent This is Bryant's chance. · "They've beaten 'us 'three who dares to try and stop He doesn ' I want to waste it. of the last -four times," .him. And O'Neal, a 7-foot Bryant said. "So we're The Black Mamba is timeline connecting finals very, very concerned." · poised to strike. appearances by both franThey should be. Dwight · Howard, The NBA finals are in his chtses, posted a message on ~ights. , · his Twitter.com site saying Orlando's fun-loving After a humbling loss to he was pulling for Bryant. Superman of a center, is the the Boston Celtics in last "'I am saying it today and league's latest incarnation year's finals, Bryant and today only," Shaq tweeted. of Shaq. He can bend backthe Los Angeles Lakers "I want kobe bryant to get hoards, take over a game at will be seeking atonement number four, spread da both ends and crack up his :.._ and a 15th champi- word." teammates with a killer onship - when they face Frpm the moment Bryant of ' the the resurrected Orlando . dejectedly walked off the impersonation Magic in Game 1. on floor in Boston last June frumpy and grumpy Van Thursday night at the following L.A.'s 39-point G~~'Z~me 6 of the Eastern Staples Center. loss in Game 6, he has been For Bryant, the game's focused on a return. He Conference finals, Howard greatest late-game closer helped restore U.S. basket- scored 40 points with 14 since Michael Jordan, it's a ball's world supremacy by ~ebounds as the Magic finsecond opportunity at shut- leading the Americans to an tshed off Cleveland and ting up some of his loudest · Olympic · gold medal in . sawed the Kobe Br~ant­ detractors. He has won China last summer LeBron James dream ·fmals three titles, but hasn't been That was the ·Redeem matchup in half. able to get No. 4 since Team. He's on another one. On their way to the Shacjuille O'Neal was trad"My next goal is winning finals, the 3-point-happy ed after the 2004 season to the NBA championship," Ma~tc (they !{lade 62 3s he said. "We don't want to agamst the Cavs and are Miami. · · Bryant was asked fall short of that." averaging 8.6 per game in Wednesday if he needed a Los Angeles would seem the postseason) have post-Shaq championship to to have everything - his- knocked off the fav·o red enhance his legacy. tory, experience, star Celtics, Cavaliers and can . "No.t at all," Bryant said. power, coaching, A-List now dispatch the Lakers . ':'It means nothing. To me, celebrities .- over Orlando. That would be quite a triit's about winning another The Lakers have won 14 · fecta. No learn has ever one, just because I wail! to titles. Orlando, 0. beaten three 60-win teams The Lakers have won 61 in the same postseason . win anoth!)r one." Point fromPageBl more' games ~u play the better you are, and their new coach has them playing ;with confidence, making them a tough one to beat. : "But the boys are ex:citi<d- For many of them this will be their third trip to the .state tournament and they iire looking forward to the trip. They're hopeful and have been focused on winning this weekend for a :While now." : Point Pleasant was runJ)er up in 2008, falling to l.ogan High School in the :State final. In tournament pi story· there have been six Bquads to come back from : Ule runn·er-up position to ~· • • ' Magic fromPageBl • • · )'iictory over the Cavaliers. ' ·; He said he' II help the . :magic somehow in the fjnals, even if it's just offert.ng encouragement from the l;lench. He'd prefer to do it from the court. . ·: "You just want ·to . play. You never know when ~ou 're going to get back to · ihe finals ," Nelson said. i•You want to play, you want io compete with your team, l>ut if I'm not able to, I can't oo it. I'm not going to do anything crazy or anything to jeopardize my future." - He shot the ball .fine and (Jidn't appear limited during !he portion of practice that win the championship the victory over Magnolia next year. While it has only clinched the title for the occurred three times in Cougars that year - they Class AA history {the last have yet to return to the being Sissonville's come· final game since. back in 1996), it has hap- Indpendence' last tournachampionship . pened and. is possible of ment happening again, this time occurred in 1990 after they with the Blatk Knights .. to were runners-up The 1996 comeback Magnolia in 1989, made .by the Indians marks Independence is entering their last state champi- this year's tournament with onship title and last finals a 21-3 record. appearance. Needles's to While the Class AA pool say, they have some record will be a competitive one, · breaking of their own to the Black Krlights have a do. record that can hold its own If the Black Knights against their fellow teams. make .it to the final game The squad has experienced on Saturday they will be players who nave made the · facing the winner of the trip to Charleston for tbree Lincoln-Independence years now and knows the · semi-final game. Lincoln . state tournament routine. who is entering the tourna- The boys are focused, the ment with a 15-11 record, talent is there, they have was the 2003 state champ the drive, now it's time to for Class AA. Their 7-5 play. was open to the media Wednesday. but that all took place in the half court . Running up and down the floor could be different, but · Nelson's teammates seein to believe he should try it. "We understand that Jameer -has been out for a . while. He's rusty, he hasn't had a lot of experience in playing," All-Star center Dwight Howard said. "But I think the one thing that he brings to our team is he's fearless . When he's playing like tltat, when he's playing with no care in the world .and he's not afraid to do anything. then that's when everybody on the team , they follow behind him . "l ·think that would be a great thing about having him back. But I just want to make sure he ~s heaithy frrst." While Nelson wants to play, he realizes the Magic may not need him, and said he would understand if Van Gundy or Smith told him they believed the team's chances were better without him. All he wamed was a decision Wednesday night so he could begin his preparation, which he expected to get. The Magic were one of the N.BA's best with Nelson, and they've remained that way without him. so they believe they 'II be fine no matter how much he contributes during the series. '7his team was great with Jameer and continued the level without him," Alston said. "If he comes back, we're going to try to be great again with.him ." package: Indians games against the Cardinals and Cincinnati Reds and a Browns game against the Green Bay Packers. Vic Gregovits, Indians senior vice president of sales and marketing, said the arran,gement isn't based on any stmilar arrangement elsewhere. "We get to tap into each other's fan base and we get' to exterid the sales force, because we are .both selling it," he said. . He said the typical customer would be a corporate client which might be attracted by getting a luxury suite at two stadiums without have to buy two season packages at much •greater exgense. · I definitely think that in a tough economy r,ou' ve got to be flexible, ' said Dave Jenkins, Browns vice president of finance and administration. • Braves acquire All-Star OF McLouth from Pirates ATLANTA (AP) - The base percentage (64 of 69) Tommy Hanson, who has Braves acquired' All-Star among all major leaguers . ·. dominated at Triple-A center fielder Nate McLouth · Another plus: McLouth is Gwinnett and will make his from the Pittsburgh Pirates under contract through at first major league appearance for three minor leaguers on le~l 20 11, having signed a on Saturday agamst the Wednesday, a move to beef three'-year, $15.75 contract in Milwaukee Brewers. up Atlanta's offense in hopes spring training. The deal "We didn't want the season of contending in the NL East. includes .a team option for a · to get too far gone befo~ we The 27-year-old McLouth fourth year at $10.65 million, made some moves," Wren' was an AU-Star last season with a buyout .of $1.25 mil- said. "We . thought some' and set career highs with a lion. aggressive moves would ~ut .276 average, 26 homers and "He gives .·us everything our club in good position. . 94 RBis. The Braves desper- we're looking for," general . The Braves went into ately needed more offense · mana~er Frank Wren said. Wednesday's contest against from an outfield that pro- "He gtves us an extra outfield the Chica~o Cubs trailing the duced only 10 homers bat. He gives us speed. He East-leadmg PhHadelphia through the first 51 games. give~ ~defense. He brings a 'Phillies by 4 .l/2 games. Atl!inta hasn't made the play· Atlanta gave up outfielder lol to tl\e table." Gorkys Hernandez, one of It Wli,Sa day of big moves offs since 2005, the last of their top ' prospects, along for AtU!itta. The trade was. their record 14 straight divi• with pitchers Charlie Morton announCed less than an hour sion titles. and Jeff Locke. after the Braves released · By trading McLouth, McLouth, who. is hitting 305-l!ame . winner Tom Pittsburgh cleared a spot for .256 with nine homers and 34 Glavtne, saying they . didn't one of its best prospects, forRBis this season, fills several feel tht: 43-year-old had mer frrst-round pick Andrew needs for the Braves. In addi- shown during three minor- McCutchen. He · was called tion to bolstering the lineup, league tehab assignments ·up from Triple-A he won a Gold Glove in 2008 that he could still be effective Indianapolis, where he was hitting .303 · with four and had 2.3 stolen bases. in the big leagues. Since the start of the '05 seaInstead, the team called up ·.homers, 20 RBis and 10 son, he has. the best stoleri highly touted prospect stolen bases. s ReJects ·•62• ...,. .. s4.&a . . . . sn •••,•• ' ogles 21s..,.....oc . Jnrxe· ... ---oc ,...,.,..., . . . . . .21. . . . . Wheeling Complete Channel Drain Toilet I: .,,..,...,..,,.. OIIIJ A•. .•••• CoiDrs: 1 .... I A X .....,.,.,_ WlllltvGseiJI ,....,7 . . . 2534 .as 1 It • �• Page 2 • I .2009 Gold Wings and Ribs Festival "'". • 111 Thursdar, June 4, 2009 Thursday, June 4, 2009_ . . .. •• • , .· 2009 Gold -Wings and -Jp.bs ·Festival •Page 3 .·- ;· I. .. .·. •. J • ··,.. _;.· ·~- • ' 1 ···.t .,_ ' • ~- •' . .·' .,. · · · · , ·Friday, June 5 _.. ' •' .·1 . •1-:,'. ~r· .· _·.·,_:,.':~-: ~-~ ·' ;.: :~::; . . •:-·./':_;<~~; ..:~ ~ :: .· , , , ,. Cl_·[l.:: ;.>~ , . . ..· ·. Or)G9SSIOOS Qpe(l ;r . :.~'.:'J-'1 .·.. ,:. . ..:p ·a~~O ·p~rp~ ,.• · :. -.-•. -.BBQ Hog .Callihr coh~st~;.. _,~ ·. c· TheGold Wingsand Ribs Festival chairman, his officers, and commit.:. tee welcome you to Meigs County for this event. The many hours s·pent in preparation will be seen this weekend with the biggest festival yet. The entertainment and the food will appeal to everyone and for the first time in over 30 years you will see power boat racing on the Ohio River here in Meigs County. We want to thank the corporate sponsors, advertisers , the Pomeroy ~erchants A~sociation , Pomeroy Vtllage Counctl and the community for their support. . Be sure to sample all the barbecued ribs and cast your vote for the title of Ohio's Best Ribs. As always there is no charge to attend any of the events. We hope you have a great time! Bill Quickel, chairman ·. ·. ; : I . · 5:30·7:30 P~m. ·Jenny Dyer and eeeb~e ., :• a~s:a~· p.m. · Brandt Lynn Howard . · · .9:3Q- f1 .p~m~ ·· Tpd9 Berry · .! ,_ · 9 p.~., Ji<( v,. ·...., :· ·Mq~orcycle · Ught Parade.· ~ WELCOME • ~--~--~ ,. ;. ::· -~- . --~-- .}e.:~:.._.::~ ' _;.;· t ·' (• :: '. : • :·,.· ' .: <.. '._: .. . J~ · .-. · .·. ~~ ·-: :~;~.>:s&tord~" Jut1e a··.·.- ·.:... ~ > · ~ l . I• • • . .. ~·' ~ ' ' \ 'C ~ . ', ,I ' ?,.."" . . , , ~-·.-- ......... ' · Jl + '.;-_ . . . ' '' ,. • ' The Festival Committee .....,..._...·~·•'~w·....,......,...._,_,..··-...,.···· . . .·,;r;..i·..,·,.;··.,·............,.. • ... ~ • • 1 "•• .. . :. , 1 oJ ..aJ , .,,.. lto •. l,. __ , •' t ~ • I . • • ... . ...... ,. , , . .1 ., ,..... .. . I. . ~. #"t' ~ ! -# -.;,~,,,\> ' 1 I 1 .,..~ '' •.. . • _/ ~ -', Hundreds of motorcycies are expected to b9 in Pomeroy for the Gold Wings and Ribs Festival this weekend. The bikes Will bejudged and trophie$ award~d in several .categories at 4 p.m. on the.parkIng lot stage.' · '·.;,::{·~- 9 a.IJl. · ~· ~· ~ockin' Reggie · , · · · 10 a.rri. Art h1 the Park- · · ", " . ~ .: ,.'~ · .. Court Street M.ini-Park . . 11 a.m. "· · Hydro race boats . , · . . , _1 P~m> . . ·. Cook.ie stackihg contest:', ·, .. .1~30 :p: m , .- . ;; -. ·Ho(clog eating .contest · ;;.:~r·. : ·3 . p.m~ . .·......, f. : ·, G~neral parade . • 3:45 p.m. Guided motorcycle tour : ·. ,, . (following parade) 4 p.m. O.hio'.s Best Ribs. award ' 4:15p.m. ·0hjo Bes.~ Wings awards Nikki Ward . .· · . ·. .· 4:35 p.r~1. .-. Mixx.. p.m . .· 8-11 p.m. • Uacked Up ,Band 9 p.m. Motorcycle Light Parade a There'll be. plenty of activltie$ for kids at this year's festival. From face painting and rock art at the park to things like a cookie·stack· ing contest; hula·hcxiping and other fun activiti~s on the parking lot. BY CHARLENE HOEFLICH HOEFLIC110MYOAILYSENTINEL.COM POMEROY ..,.. Something for everyone about describes the 2009 Gold Wings and Ribs Festival which will take place Friday and Saturday in downtown Pomeroy. Hundreds of motorcycles are expected to arrive in Pomeroy Friday and stay for · the weekend of events which · will be highlighted by fine entertainment, a variety of activities and plenty of good food. For the first time in more than 30 years, power boat races will be retumil\g to Pomeroy. The races, which had been scheduled for last year but had to be canceled because of high water, will be taking place at 11 a.m. on Saturday. "I'm not expecting a big turnout, just six or seven boats, but I do expect a good show for festiva! goers to enjoy." commented Festival · Chairman Bill Quickel. He noted that the event is not a sanctioned race and there . wiU be no prizes awarded. Again this year the "Ohio's Best Ribs'' plaque will be awarded at the festival along with one .for "Ohio's Best .· " . Wimgs. The three new contests held last year for the ftrSt time were,such a success that they'll be included again this year. They are a hog calling contest at 6:30-on Friday, and on Saturday a cookie stacking contest at I p.m. followed by a hot dog eating contest. Prizes will be awarded in each of the contests. Diana Johnson is again handling the traditional "Art in the Park" display and contest which will be held in the Court Street mini-park. from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday. Locat · artists will showcase about 30 pieces Of their work and compete for several prizes. The categories·this year are oil, acrylics, watercolor, and sketchings in pencil, charcoal, and colored pencil. a prize of $.50 will be_awarded in.each category and an additional $50 for the one selected "best of show." Those visiting the sow will be asked to vote for the one they like best in each category and also to vote for their choice of best painting overall. New this year will be face painting by Gina Pines, and a table where children can paint rabbits on rocks to take home. Johnson will be working with the children on the rock painting. A first-time feature for the . Boat races will a feature of the 2009 Gold Wing$ and Ribs Festival for the first time this year. The races will begin at 11 a.m. on Saturday. festival will be a general parade on Saturday afternoon. The parade will form on Condor Street at 2:30 p.m. and then move through town at 3 p.m. Entertainment at the festival will get underway at 5:30 Friday evening when Jenny Dyer and Cee Cee perfonn in the riverfront amphitheater until 7:30 p.m. followed by Brandi Lynn Howard from 8 to 9:30p.m. and Todd Berry from 9:30 to 11 p.m. Saturday's entertainment w.ill,be,gin at 4:3S ~i~h Nikki Ward, followed at 6 p.m. by Mixx and concluding with the Jacked Up Band from 8 to 11 p.m. · On both Friday and Saturday nights there will be motorcycle light parades at 9 p.m. One night the motorcycles will move upriver to Syraguse and Racine, and downriver to then . Middleport . and back to Pomeroy, and on the other night, will cross over the new Bridge of Honor for a trip though Mason, Hart~ord, and New Haven , W.Y~. �• Page 2 • I .2009 Gold Wings and Ribs Festival "'". • 111 Thursdar, June 4, 2009 Thursday, June 4, 2009_ . . .. •• • , .· 2009 Gold -Wings and -Jp.bs ·Festival •Page 3 .·- ;· I. .. .·. •. J • ··,.. _;.· ·~- • ' 1 ···.t .,_ ' • ~- •' . .·' .,. · · · · , ·Friday, June 5 _.. ' •' .·1 . •1-:,'. ~r· .· _·.·,_:,.':~-: ~-~ ·' ;.: :~::; . . •:-·./':_;<~~; ..:~ ~ :: .· , , , ,. Cl_·[l.:: ;.>~ , . . ..· ·. Or)G9SSIOOS Qpe(l ;r . :.~'.:'J-'1 .·.. ,:. . ..:p ·a~~O ·p~rp~ ,.• · :. -.-•. -.BBQ Hog .Callihr coh~st~;.. _,~ ·. c· TheGold Wingsand Ribs Festival chairman, his officers, and commit.:. tee welcome you to Meigs County for this event. The many hours s·pent in preparation will be seen this weekend with the biggest festival yet. The entertainment and the food will appeal to everyone and for the first time in over 30 years you will see power boat racing on the Ohio River here in Meigs County. We want to thank the corporate sponsors, advertisers , the Pomeroy ~erchants A~sociation , Pomeroy Vtllage Counctl and the community for their support. . Be sure to sample all the barbecued ribs and cast your vote for the title of Ohio's Best Ribs. As always there is no charge to attend any of the events. We hope you have a great time! Bill Quickel, chairman ·. ·. ; : I . · 5:30·7:30 P~m. ·Jenny Dyer and eeeb~e ., :• a~s:a~· p.m. · Brandt Lynn Howard . · · .9:3Q- f1 .p~m~ ·· Tpd9 Berry · .! ,_ · 9 p.~., Ji<( v,. ·...., :· ·Mq~orcycle · Ught Parade.· ~ WELCOME • ~--~--~ ,. ;. ::· -~- . --~-- .}e.:~:.._.::~ ' _;.;· t ·' (• :: '. : • :·,.· ' .: <.. '._: .. . J~ · .-. · .·. ~~ ·-: :~;~.>:s&tord~" Jut1e a··.·.- ·.:... ~ > · ~ l . I• • • . .. ~·' ~ ' ' \ 'C ~ . ', ,I ' ?,.."" . . , , ~-·.-- ......... ' · Jl + '.;-_ . . . ' '' ,. • ' The Festival Committee .....,..._...·~·•'~w·....,......,...._,_,..··-...,.···· . . .·,;r;..i·..,·,.;··.,·............,.. • ... ~ • • 1 "•• .. . :. , 1 oJ ..aJ , .,,.. lto •. l,. __ , •' t ~ • I . • • ... . ...... ,. , , . .1 ., ,..... .. . I. . ~. #"t' ~ ! -# -.;,~,,,\> ' 1 I 1 .,..~ '' •.. . • _/ ~ -', Hundreds of motorcycies are expected to b9 in Pomeroy for the Gold Wings and Ribs Festival this weekend. The bikes Will bejudged and trophie$ award~d in several .categories at 4 p.m. on the.parkIng lot stage.' · '·.;,::{·~- 9 a.IJl. · ~· ~· ~ockin' Reggie · , · · · 10 a.rri. Art h1 the Park- · · ", " . ~ .: ,.'~ · .. Court Street M.ini-Park . . 11 a.m. "· · Hydro race boats . , · . . , _1 P~m> . . ·. Cook.ie stackihg contest:', ·, .. .1~30 :p: m , .- . ;; -. ·Ho(clog eating .contest · ;;.:~r·. : ·3 . p.m~ . .·......, f. : ·, G~neral parade . • 3:45 p.m. Guided motorcycle tour : ·. ,, . (following parade) 4 p.m. O.hio'.s Best Ribs. award ' 4:15p.m. ·0hjo Bes.~ Wings awards Nikki Ward . .· · . ·. .· 4:35 p.r~1. .-. Mixx.. p.m . .· 8-11 p.m. • Uacked Up ,Band 9 p.m. Motorcycle Light Parade a There'll be. plenty of activltie$ for kids at this year's festival. From face painting and rock art at the park to things like a cookie·stack· ing contest; hula·hcxiping and other fun activiti~s on the parking lot. BY CHARLENE HOEFLICH HOEFLIC110MYOAILYSENTINEL.COM POMEROY ..,.. Something for everyone about describes the 2009 Gold Wings and Ribs Festival which will take place Friday and Saturday in downtown Pomeroy. Hundreds of motorcycles are expected to arrive in Pomeroy Friday and stay for · the weekend of events which · will be highlighted by fine entertainment, a variety of activities and plenty of good food. For the first time in more than 30 years, power boat races will be retumil\g to Pomeroy. The races, which had been scheduled for last year but had to be canceled because of high water, will be taking place at 11 a.m. on Saturday. "I'm not expecting a big turnout, just six or seven boats, but I do expect a good show for festiva! goers to enjoy." commented Festival · Chairman Bill Quickel. He noted that the event is not a sanctioned race and there . wiU be no prizes awarded. Again this year the "Ohio's Best Ribs'' plaque will be awarded at the festival along with one .for "Ohio's Best .· " . Wimgs. The three new contests held last year for the ftrSt time were,such a success that they'll be included again this year. They are a hog calling contest at 6:30-on Friday, and on Saturday a cookie stacking contest at I p.m. followed by a hot dog eating contest. Prizes will be awarded in each of the contests. Diana Johnson is again handling the traditional "Art in the Park" display and contest which will be held in the Court Street mini-park. from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday. Locat · artists will showcase about 30 pieces Of their work and compete for several prizes. The categories·this year are oil, acrylics, watercolor, and sketchings in pencil, charcoal, and colored pencil. a prize of $.50 will be_awarded in.each category and an additional $50 for the one selected "best of show." Those visiting the sow will be asked to vote for the one they like best in each category and also to vote for their choice of best painting overall. New this year will be face painting by Gina Pines, and a table where children can paint rabbits on rocks to take home. Johnson will be working with the children on the rock painting. A first-time feature for the . Boat races will a feature of the 2009 Gold Wing$ and Ribs Festival for the first time this year. The races will begin at 11 a.m. on Saturday. festival will be a general parade on Saturday afternoon. The parade will form on Condor Street at 2:30 p.m. and then move through town at 3 p.m. Entertainment at the festival will get underway at 5:30 Friday evening when Jenny Dyer and Cee Cee perfonn in the riverfront amphitheater until 7:30 p.m. followed by Brandi Lynn Howard from 8 to 9:30p.m. and Todd Berry from 9:30 to 11 p.m. Saturday's entertainment w.ill,be,gin at 4:3S ~i~h Nikki Ward, followed at 6 p.m. by Mixx and concluding with the Jacked Up Band from 8 to 11 p.m. · On both Friday and Saturday nights there will be motorcycle light parades at 9 p.m. One night the motorcycles will move upriver to Syraguse and Racine, and downriver to then . Middleport . and back to Pomeroy, and on the other night, will cross over the new Bridge of Honor for a trip though Mason, Hart~ord, and New Haven , W.Y~. �. . Page 4 • . 2009 Gold-Wings and Ribs Festival Thursday, June 4, 2009 • -~ 2'009 . Thursday, June 4, '2009 Gold Wmg~ · and Ribs Festival •Page 5 .,. '• .... I '·' ,. ' . .• .. "·· .. ' CotJn .. . • • · ·westem singer booked for festival . . . . .·. . . ' .• . . ' .· .. Brandi Lynn Howard, singer-song~ won t,he coveted awards of CMAA's writer who loves to perform before large National Awards for Vocalist and Rising and small crowds; will be en!ertaining · . Star Female EI\tertaine~ of the Year~ At · from 8 to 9:30p.m. Friday at the Gold .· the · age qf 15 the' OhJO Country al)d . Wings and Ribs Festival. · · · Westem Music· Association awarded · She has performed at hundreds offair Brandi Ohio's Entertainer and Best . and festivals, clubs, and conventions, at · Famal~ Vocalist of the' Year. . picnics,. reunions and benefits. By tbe · Brandi h(\s performed on numerous age of 12 Brandi had won,nunierous tal- television sh()WS and in 2003 was f~a- • cnt contests including Loretta Lynn's tured on NHK"TV In Japan and telecast Talent Contest held at her ranch in worldwide; Now 24, she is primed .to Hurricane Mills, Tenn. . . · record her second CD later this year on In Las Vegas, Nev. at the age of 14 she the Spotlight Records label. . r Jacked Up .. 100 percent pure•colintry music Jacked Up In the short time that this group has been together Jacked Up has already been recognized as the new standard for hard hitting country .rock in Central, Ohio and the MidWest. · · · Jackcd Up has shared the staged with country legends such as Tracy . . The Pomeroy Merchants invites you to shop historic, ~autiful · Downtown Pomeroy! . . Byrd ~n~ David Allen Coe and are ·currently performing alongside Nashville's hottest new artists like Craig Morgan, Chris Cagle and Danielle Peck: · , . Seven unique musical personalities have all come together to give Jacked Up · one-of-a-kind fusion of sound and style, making them pop- energy and solid instrumentation uJar with both country fans and have m<;~de tbis band a top act at non-country fans l\like. AJthough every venue. The group is already they are based in Columbus, planning to collaborate on a debut Jacked. Up continues to. attract CD release , tastefully merging more fans everywhere they per- these performance dynamics with individual veteran ·song-writing form. . The voices, personalities, v.ibrant experience. .' . . 423 W. Main St. WHE·N,S THE· LAST TIME . ' A CHECK·UP _· 740-992-5600 . Grange _ .. " ... . ........... Insurance Service Inc .. ' • • .· w. Brogan-Warner caii7..-.19J.I&II or visit bropn-warner.webqent4u.com . • • • • • ·•, • • 0 • ~ ~ j • • ' ... .. . . . 0 • • • • ••• ·... • .. • • • • .. • • • • t • • " '.· • • . RACINE SAVED YOU MONEY? Pomeroy, OH PROUD TO . SUPPORT . THE GOLD WI.NGS AND RIBS FESTIVAL NATIONAL BANK • Me Donalds Brandl Lynn Howard · • • ... .. Pomeroy downtown .is ~ in~testing-~oU~tion ·o~ buildings with a Victorian lla-vor. · Our variety of specialty shops :and personal service makes for an exciting shopping experience . ' along the River. .• . . . . . t••• • . . . . .. ...Ohio . . •• . .. -. . . . . . . ... .. -.. . . ·· · ···~ ·· · ·~ a SYRACUSE We've Got It! R'ilci.-.e 7 40-949-2210 · · Syra :· . faj 7 40-992-6333 ' ~ �. . Page 4 • . 2009 Gold-Wings and Ribs Festival Thursday, June 4, 2009 • -~ 2'009 . Thursday, June 4, '2009 Gold Wmg~ · and Ribs Festival •Page 5 .,. '• .... I '·' ,. ' . .• .. "·· .. ' CotJn .. . • • · ·westem singer booked for festival . . . . .·. . . ' .• . . ' .· .. Brandi Lynn Howard, singer-song~ won t,he coveted awards of CMAA's writer who loves to perform before large National Awards for Vocalist and Rising and small crowds; will be en!ertaining · . Star Female EI\tertaine~ of the Year~ At · from 8 to 9:30p.m. Friday at the Gold .· the · age qf 15 the' OhJO Country al)d . Wings and Ribs Festival. · · · Westem Music· Association awarded · She has performed at hundreds offair Brandi Ohio's Entertainer and Best . and festivals, clubs, and conventions, at · Famal~ Vocalist of the' Year. . picnics,. reunions and benefits. By tbe · Brandi h(\s performed on numerous age of 12 Brandi had won,nunierous tal- television sh()WS and in 2003 was f~a- • cnt contests including Loretta Lynn's tured on NHK"TV In Japan and telecast Talent Contest held at her ranch in worldwide; Now 24, she is primed .to Hurricane Mills, Tenn. . . · record her second CD later this year on In Las Vegas, Nev. at the age of 14 she the Spotlight Records label. . r Jacked Up .. 100 percent pure•colintry music Jacked Up In the short time that this group has been together Jacked Up has already been recognized as the new standard for hard hitting country .rock in Central, Ohio and the MidWest. · · · Jackcd Up has shared the staged with country legends such as Tracy . . The Pomeroy Merchants invites you to shop historic, ~autiful · Downtown Pomeroy! . . Byrd ~n~ David Allen Coe and are ·currently performing alongside Nashville's hottest new artists like Craig Morgan, Chris Cagle and Danielle Peck: · , . Seven unique musical personalities have all come together to give Jacked Up · one-of-a-kind fusion of sound and style, making them pop- energy and solid instrumentation uJar with both country fans and have m<;~de tbis band a top act at non-country fans l\like. AJthough every venue. The group is already they are based in Columbus, planning to collaborate on a debut Jacked. Up continues to. attract CD release , tastefully merging more fans everywhere they per- these performance dynamics with individual veteran ·song-writing form. . The voices, personalities, v.ibrant experience. .' . . 423 W. Main St. WHE·N,S THE· LAST TIME . ' A CHECK·UP _· 740-992-5600 . Grange _ .. " ... . ........... Insurance Service Inc .. ' • • .· w. Brogan-Warner caii7..-.19J.I&II or visit bropn-warner.webqent4u.com . • • • • • ·•, • • 0 • ~ ~ j • • ' ... .. . . . 0 • • • • ••• ·... • .. • • • • .. • • • • t • • " '.· • • . RACINE SAVED YOU MONEY? Pomeroy, OH PROUD TO . SUPPORT . THE GOLD WI.NGS AND RIBS FESTIVAL NATIONAL BANK • Me Donalds Brandl Lynn Howard · • • ... .. Pomeroy downtown .is ~ in~testing-~oU~tion ·o~ buildings with a Victorian lla-vor. · Our variety of specialty shops :and personal service makes for an exciting shopping experience . ' along the River. .• . . . . . t••• • . . . . .. ...Ohio . . •• . .. -. . . . . . . ... .. -.. . . ·· · ···~ ·· · ·~ a SYRACUSE We've Got It! R'ilci.-.e 7 40-949-2210 · · Syra :· . faj 7 40-992-6333 ' ~ �- ... 2009 Gold Wings .and Ribs Festival Page 6 • Thursday, June 4, 2009 Thursday, June 4, 2009 . ... -.... ............_ ,• .. .. . ' . . •.. ... ~- 2009 Gold'. Wings and Ribs .Festival . . . . : . Page 7 . ' ' F,E STIVAL TO FEATURE FUN ·CONTESTS . ' . MI)(X . offering rock, pop, oldies and more MIXX will bring a variety of music to the 2009 Gold Wings and Ribs Festival when they take the riverfront amphitheater at 6 p.m. Saturday night to entertain festival goers. Continuing with a streak of popularity that continues to rise, th~ band has opened for national acts at fairs and homecomings, as well as wowing audiences at clubs and private parties. . The MIXX style is to "mix it up'' with rock, pop, oldies and U''JNDje · country offering something for everyone . Casey Powell fronts the group . with dynamic lead vocals and high-energy performance. She is a born entertainer, and made the finals on the 2002 American Idol show. Peggy Read provides lead and backup vocals and percussion. Born into a musical family, she has performed in rock, country and show bands for a large part of her life. Her soulful vocals and dynam- · ·~ ·. Fore~naaB · Beating ftl "'· .Free E~ 391 Notth Second • 740•"Z•SSS1 . • SS9- ~ ic harmonies contribute greatly to the Mixx sound. RO<:ky Leonhart is the bassist, adding lead al\d backup vocals·. He is the group's sound and lighting technician, too. He has. entertained crowds not only in the mid-Ohio Valley, but across the United States, working with a variety of show groups. Rodger Unger is the drummer and business manager. He was over 25 years experience entertaining people in the region and in Myrtle Beach, S.C. He has shared his talents with some of the top bands in the area, and is a valuable addition to MIXX. Charlie Read has played in bands in Australia and the U.S., touring extensively across the midwest. One of the Mid-Ohio Valley's pre- · mier guitar instructors, he also sings lciad and backup vocals. Mike Schmidt is the group's right-hand man, doing most work behind the scenes -before and after each show. · c~oodmat, Meigs County's Only Liquor Agency . 1 Mill Street • Middleport, OH 74'0-992-0008 lfolln: M· Tl>w Jt.l, .fii.Soot lt.9, St~Dda)· a-d . . . . . . . ' POMEROY -This marks tbe second year for restart your stack. At sec~nd whistle, remove tests. A cash prize of $25.00 will be awarded to the cookie stacking and hot dog eating con.tests hands immediately and step backfrorn table. the winner by' Hayes Concessions. 4. Disqualification from contest will result from 2. Contest is limited to first I0 people aged 12 sponsored by Hayes Concessions. · Donna Wilson 'Of'Middleport will be the emcee the following infractions: . and .older to sign the registration sheet with tive and j~dge fo~ the ~t~!S')Vhi(:h wi~ begin wj.ththe • . .. a. interference with another person, their . alternate positions. If signed-up contestant is late cookie stackmg ~t'tp.m. o~ Sawr<Ja)>and be tmrne- . stack or their or unable to appear, those on alternate list will be diately followed by the hot dog eating contest: · cookies: · ·. . · called to fill the opening . . Registration sheets are available. at Hayes · · · b.. bumping the table with intent of dis3. All decisions of judge are final. Concession stand. E!trly registration is suggested lodging competitors' stacks; 4.A winner will be declared upon completion of since all slots are filled quicldy. Callh prizes will c. Uclc.ing cookies to make them sticky; following: . go to the winners . . · · . . ', " ' •· · · . · d. :Inc;luding for~ign objects' in your stack; . a. First to finish eating 12 hot dogs and The rilles are follows: e. using partial or separated cookies; . buns; OR · f. bas~.building - a single, vertical stack · b. The. person who has finishe<l the most only hot dogs and buns when all contestants have COOKIE STACKING ~· In ~e event of a ti_e, a one minute stack-off will stopped eating; OR 1. Contests are 'sponsored by and will take place take pl;lce. If still tied, a coin toss will be used to c. Time is called by judge. Water will be provided. No food can visibly al the Hayes Concession Trailer on Saturday, June determine ~i~ner. . . 6, at I p.m. A c·1sh ppze of $10will be awaroed. 6. ~~ ~eclSlons of Judge are final. . . remain in mouth. If regurgitation (vomiting) to the winner in each . age group by Hayes: Parttctpants .m~st read a~d. agre~ .to aj>ove occurs, participant will be disqualified. . Concessions. · · @les before s1gnmg to paructpate m the conIn event of tie (or too close to call), the first per2. Contest is limited to ftrst 10 people to sign test,. llayes Concessions is not responsible .for · son to eat 3 additional hot dogs with buns in the the registration sheet with five alternate positions acctdents. shortest amount of time with no food visibly in each age group. Age groups are 4-6 and 7-11. remaining in mouth and without regurgitation will If signed-up contestant is late or unable to appear, HOT DOG EATING · be declared the winner. If still tied or too close to those on alternate list will be called to fill the · call, the winner will be determined by coin toss. opening. 1. Contest is 'sponsored by and will take place at 1. PartiCipatJts must read and agree to above rules 3. Contest will last 2 minutes. At first whistle, the Hayes Concession Trailer on Saturday, June before signing to participate in the contest. Hayes begin stacking. If stack falls, you may continue or 6th, immediately following cookie stacking con- Concessions is not responsible for accidents. 700 f. main Street Pomeroy•.OH ... .. • When times are tough, we make things easier That's why we recommend .Grange -a company that makes things easy when times are tough. 96'111 of Grange policyholders who filed a claim would recommend Grange to family and friends. R do)!lningchilds · ~musser '••• eM.- E., . . w Grange lnsurancr call740.992.3381 or vi.sit www.downina<hilds.com Open Slin-Sat·7•-.1 Opm . . (740) 992-5252 . . Pharmacy Open m-F9am-7pm Sat9am-3pm Closed Sund~ · (740] 992-1536 www.foodfairmk~com �- ... 2009 Gold Wings .and Ribs Festival Page 6 • Thursday, June 4, 2009 Thursday, June 4, 2009 . ... -.... ............_ ,• .. .. . ' . . •.. ... ~- 2009 Gold'. Wings and Ribs .Festival . . . . : . Page 7 . ' ' F,E STIVAL TO FEATURE FUN ·CONTESTS . ' . MI)(X . offering rock, pop, oldies and more MIXX will bring a variety of music to the 2009 Gold Wings and Ribs Festival when they take the riverfront amphitheater at 6 p.m. Saturday night to entertain festival goers. Continuing with a streak of popularity that continues to rise, th~ band has opened for national acts at fairs and homecomings, as well as wowing audiences at clubs and private parties. . The MIXX style is to "mix it up'' with rock, pop, oldies and U''JNDje · country offering something for everyone . Casey Powell fronts the group . with dynamic lead vocals and high-energy performance. She is a born entertainer, and made the finals on the 2002 American Idol show. Peggy Read provides lead and backup vocals and percussion. Born into a musical family, she has performed in rock, country and show bands for a large part of her life. Her soulful vocals and dynam- · ·~ ·. Fore~naaB · Beating ftl "'· .Free E~ 391 Notth Second • 740•"Z•SSS1 . • SS9- ~ ic harmonies contribute greatly to the Mixx sound. RO<:ky Leonhart is the bassist, adding lead al\d backup vocals·. He is the group's sound and lighting technician, too. He has. entertained crowds not only in the mid-Ohio Valley, but across the United States, working with a variety of show groups. Rodger Unger is the drummer and business manager. He was over 25 years experience entertaining people in the region and in Myrtle Beach, S.C. He has shared his talents with some of the top bands in the area, and is a valuable addition to MIXX. Charlie Read has played in bands in Australia and the U.S., touring extensively across the midwest. One of the Mid-Ohio Valley's pre- · mier guitar instructors, he also sings lciad and backup vocals. Mike Schmidt is the group's right-hand man, doing most work behind the scenes -before and after each show. · c~oodmat, Meigs County's Only Liquor Agency . 1 Mill Street • Middleport, OH 74'0-992-0008 lfolln: M· Tl>w Jt.l, .fii.Soot lt.9, St~Dda)· a-d . . . . . . . ' POMEROY -This marks tbe second year for restart your stack. At sec~nd whistle, remove tests. A cash prize of $25.00 will be awarded to the cookie stacking and hot dog eating con.tests hands immediately and step backfrorn table. the winner by' Hayes Concessions. 4. Disqualification from contest will result from 2. Contest is limited to first I0 people aged 12 sponsored by Hayes Concessions. · Donna Wilson 'Of'Middleport will be the emcee the following infractions: . and .older to sign the registration sheet with tive and j~dge fo~ the ~t~!S')Vhi(:h wi~ begin wj.ththe • . .. a. interference with another person, their . alternate positions. If signed-up contestant is late cookie stackmg ~t'tp.m. o~ Sawr<Ja)>and be tmrne- . stack or their or unable to appear, those on alternate list will be diately followed by the hot dog eating contest: · cookies: · ·. . · called to fill the opening . . Registration sheets are available. at Hayes · · · b.. bumping the table with intent of dis3. All decisions of judge are final. Concession stand. E!trly registration is suggested lodging competitors' stacks; 4.A winner will be declared upon completion of since all slots are filled quicldy. Callh prizes will c. Uclc.ing cookies to make them sticky; following: . go to the winners . . · · . . ', " ' •· · · . · d. :Inc;luding for~ign objects' in your stack; . a. First to finish eating 12 hot dogs and The rilles are follows: e. using partial or separated cookies; . buns; OR · f. bas~.building - a single, vertical stack · b. The. person who has finishe<l the most only hot dogs and buns when all contestants have COOKIE STACKING ~· In ~e event of a ti_e, a one minute stack-off will stopped eating; OR 1. Contests are 'sponsored by and will take place take pl;lce. If still tied, a coin toss will be used to c. Time is called by judge. Water will be provided. No food can visibly al the Hayes Concession Trailer on Saturday, June determine ~i~ner. . . 6, at I p.m. A c·1sh ppze of $10will be awaroed. 6. ~~ ~eclSlons of Judge are final. . . remain in mouth. If regurgitation (vomiting) to the winner in each . age group by Hayes: Parttctpants .m~st read a~d. agre~ .to aj>ove occurs, participant will be disqualified. . Concessions. · · @les before s1gnmg to paructpate m the conIn event of tie (or too close to call), the first per2. Contest is limited to ftrst 10 people to sign test,. llayes Concessions is not responsible .for · son to eat 3 additional hot dogs with buns in the the registration sheet with five alternate positions acctdents. shortest amount of time with no food visibly in each age group. Age groups are 4-6 and 7-11. remaining in mouth and without regurgitation will If signed-up contestant is late or unable to appear, HOT DOG EATING · be declared the winner. If still tied or too close to those on alternate list will be called to fill the · call, the winner will be determined by coin toss. opening. 1. Contest is 'sponsored by and will take place at 1. PartiCipatJts must read and agree to above rules 3. Contest will last 2 minutes. At first whistle, the Hayes Concession Trailer on Saturday, June before signing to participate in the contest. Hayes begin stacking. If stack falls, you may continue or 6th, immediately following cookie stacking con- Concessions is not responsible for accidents. 700 f. main Street Pomeroy•.OH ... .. • When times are tough, we make things easier That's why we recommend .Grange -a company that makes things easy when times are tough. 96'111 of Grange policyholders who filed a claim would recommend Grange to family and friends. R do)!lningchilds · ~musser '••• eM.- E., . . w Grange lnsurancr call740.992.3381 or vi.sit www.downina<hilds.com Open Slin-Sat·7•-.1 Opm . . (740) 992-5252 . . Pharmacy Open m-F9am-7pm Sat9am-3pm Closed Sund~ · (740] 992-1536 www.foodfairmk~com �., Pages • 2009 Gold Wings and Ribs Festival Tbursdlly, Jun~ 4, Z009 ... 2Q09 Gold Wings . and .Ribs.Festival ,, . ,,_, • • .: ~ -l I '· ' . ;·- i' •· ·-.·· .. ' .. ·--~~~·· : ,··/ /o", . .,,. , . __ ' . .. ,. - ... . . ' ' ' )} ' ~-- . ·,·· .· '· '.. . ~ .. •' ·•.· • 1' II'... • . ' .. ~- ... ·- .... _ .:. J."t-.l . ' . : .. ~ _.~. ··'-'ill·. .. •••' <t if 1'1 ll ._.-. ., ., ' ,' _ ·' ~- ' ' . ~- ' Experienced Lenders Wh'o Want ' - • And L ve Bilces & Ribs! Enjoy the Fes_tlvall 1 ~-' ;J~~f~-: ' ; . '· ·. ... Diana Johnson took best of show at the •rt In the park shOw last year, ..... ) .... .•'I( 1 • When it CC)me& to things to-buy, there's plenty to select from. Vendors will be on 1he Pomeroy part<ing lot $8111ng an. sorts of merchandise. , l ·· ~."14 t, .' ... {;t \l ~ ·~ :t:i ...... ·. ' ~- '' . .· '· ·' :: ! ~ ..... I _· :."~. '_, . •' 8ank You've ~tA StJong.Bank·Behlnd You. Member FDIC . "' . ·'·. ~ �., Pages • 2009 Gold Wings and Ribs Festival Tbursdlly, Jun~ 4, Z009 ... 2Q09 Gold Wings . and .Ribs.Festival ,, . ,,_, • • .: ~ -l I '· ' . ;·- i' •· ·-.·· .. ' .. ·--~~~·· : ,··/ /o", . .,,. , . __ ' . .. ,. - ... . . ' ' ' )} ' ~-- . ·,·· .· '· '.. . ~ .. •' ·•.· • 1' II'... • . ' .. ~- ... ·- .... _ .:. J."t-.l . ' . : .. ~ _.~. ··'-'ill·. .. •••' <t if 1'1 ll ._.-. ., ., ' ,' _ ·' ~- ' ' . ~- ' Experienced Lenders Wh'o Want ' - • And L ve Bilces & Ribs! Enjoy the Fes_tlvall 1 ~-' ;J~~f~-: ' ; . '· ·. ... Diana Johnson took best of show at the •rt In the park shOw last year, ..... ) .... .•'I( 1 • When it CC)me& to things to-buy, there's plenty to select from. Vendors will be on 1he Pomeroy part<ing lot $8111ng an. sorts of merchandise. , l ·· ~."14 t, .' ... {;t \l ~ ·~ :t:i ...... ·. ' ~- '' . .· '· ·' :: ! ~ ..... I _· :."~. '_, . •' 8ank You've ~tA StJong.Bank·Behlnd You. Member FDIC . "' . ·'·. ~ �·"" ·- Page 10 • . . . ' ; . .. Jenny Dyer ·. · taste of local talent · Jenny Dyer and CeeCee Dixon for Ricky Skaggs and discovered will bring a taste of local talent to joining together brought a special the Gold Wings and Ribs Festival. chemistry to their music. The two who hail from Gallia Between the two of them, County will be the oj:>ening enter- they've opened for Little Big tainment for the festival, per- Town, Miranda Lambert, Exile forming in the riverfront and other national acts. With amphitheater from 5:30 to 7:30 their country and rock bands, Friday evening. · their scbedules are packed this Jenny has been singing and act- . summer. ing since she was about seven At Friday night's show·the lludiyears old; and CeeCee has been · ence will hear the songs of playing piano and singing about Sugarland and Reba along with as long. Eagle and Bon Jovi in the kickoff The two met a few years ago of the seventh annual Gold Ribs when they were hired to help open and Wings Festival . • Page 11 "' N. Ward .returns toGold W~gs festival .• Dyer bringing a 2009 Gold Wings and Ribs Festival . Thursday, Junll 4, 2009 . -: .. ·•', - Thu,rsday, June 4, 2009 2009 Gold Wings and Ribs Fes_ .tival . .. . t . Tocid Berry . T9dd Berryt~-. perform • Todd ' Benj 'lias been singing since the age of nine, influenced by Elvis Presley, Garth Brooks, Metallica, ~ig and Rich, Huey Lewis, Lynara Skynard and oth. ers. He will perform at the (}old Wings & Ribs festival at 9 p.m. on . Friday night. Berry writes and produces original music and that of other artists. Legally blind since birth, he is a profe<ssional singer who plays clubs and Other venues across the country. He is a native of Muncie, Ind. · His show includes music from the '50's and '60's, classic rock, country and gospel. He will perform at the festival along with Brandi Lynn Howard. Nikki Ward will be returning to .· Talent ·showcase in Marysville Pomeroy for a . Satutday afternoon . Ohio. performance at the Seventh Annual Since then she has done numerous · Gold · Wings and Ri.bs FestivaL She performanccts all around the state. will 'be performing jn the amphithe- .Some of her performances has been ater at 4:30p.m. Columbus' Most Talented Youth Nikki's singing <;areer all began jn Showcase, Gahanna Teenfest, -a fifth grade talent show for C.O.S.I. Walk for Diabetes, and She many National Anthem perforStarlight Entertainment. shocked everyone in the building mances at many events. Nikki works with her rendition of "Blue Moon of with "The Ultimate Elvis Tribute Kentucky'' when she . .was just 12 · Show" doing . shows across central years old: .From tbere the "little lady Ohio. This summer Nikki and ~e~ with a country twang" went on to Dad will travel to at least ohe maJor ·become runner-up in the All-Ohio city. for her American Idol tryouts, . ~ . . ' Nikki Ward · . ·,' ' CROW'S KFC ·.& Long John Sil~ers .• Festival parade entries welcome Organizations, festival queens and local businesses are all invited to participate in the Gold Wings & Ribs Festival Parade. . . · The parade will be held at 3 p.m. on Saturday, wtth lineup at 2_p.m. at Condor Street. Entries will be classified as float, band, marching musical i...----------------~------.1 bnit, antique tractors, service clubs, mt>torcycles and other entries. .4 HOME, AUTO, LI.FE, HEALTH, FLOOD, . SR 22'S/FR BONDS BUSINESS , , JdC Stop J»y and see us during the Festival! . ® Hardware llel'fllllg IIIII Serving Po~roy & Surrounding Areas t:ommunlty ,.,, liver 1111 Years! Monday-Friday 8:01-6:31 Saturday 8:00-S:ot Sunday 11:00-4:01 PHONE 740-992-5020 405 N. 2nd Avenue • Mldilleport, Ohio www.insurance-plus.com ' 228 W Main, Pomeroy 992-5432 .' .. 740-992-6677 ' . . . . .'. ' . ~ .... ·• ,., 114 Court St. • Pomeroy Across From The Courthouse . ' .. ""' ... . .. . ......... ~ .. �·"" ·- Page 10 • . . . ' ; . .. Jenny Dyer ·. · taste of local talent · Jenny Dyer and CeeCee Dixon for Ricky Skaggs and discovered will bring a taste of local talent to joining together brought a special the Gold Wings and Ribs Festival. chemistry to their music. The two who hail from Gallia Between the two of them, County will be the oj:>ening enter- they've opened for Little Big tainment for the festival, per- Town, Miranda Lambert, Exile forming in the riverfront and other national acts. With amphitheater from 5:30 to 7:30 their country and rock bands, Friday evening. · their scbedules are packed this Jenny has been singing and act- . summer. ing since she was about seven At Friday night's show·the lludiyears old; and CeeCee has been · ence will hear the songs of playing piano and singing about Sugarland and Reba along with as long. Eagle and Bon Jovi in the kickoff The two met a few years ago of the seventh annual Gold Ribs when they were hired to help open and Wings Festival . • Page 11 "' N. Ward .returns toGold W~gs festival .• Dyer bringing a 2009 Gold Wings and Ribs Festival . Thursday, Junll 4, 2009 . -: .. ·•', - Thu,rsday, June 4, 2009 2009 Gold Wings and Ribs Fes_ .tival . .. . t . Tocid Berry . T9dd Berryt~-. perform • Todd ' Benj 'lias been singing since the age of nine, influenced by Elvis Presley, Garth Brooks, Metallica, ~ig and Rich, Huey Lewis, Lynara Skynard and oth. ers. He will perform at the (}old Wings & Ribs festival at 9 p.m. on . Friday night. Berry writes and produces original music and that of other artists. Legally blind since birth, he is a profe<ssional singer who plays clubs and Other venues across the country. He is a native of Muncie, Ind. · His show includes music from the '50's and '60's, classic rock, country and gospel. He will perform at the festival along with Brandi Lynn Howard. Nikki Ward will be returning to .· Talent ·showcase in Marysville Pomeroy for a . Satutday afternoon . Ohio. performance at the Seventh Annual Since then she has done numerous · Gold · Wings and Ri.bs FestivaL She performanccts all around the state. will 'be performing jn the amphithe- .Some of her performances has been ater at 4:30p.m. Columbus' Most Talented Youth Nikki's singing <;areer all began jn Showcase, Gahanna Teenfest, -a fifth grade talent show for C.O.S.I. Walk for Diabetes, and She many National Anthem perforStarlight Entertainment. shocked everyone in the building mances at many events. Nikki works with her rendition of "Blue Moon of with "The Ultimate Elvis Tribute Kentucky'' when she . .was just 12 · Show" doing . shows across central years old: .From tbere the "little lady Ohio. This summer Nikki and ~e~ with a country twang" went on to Dad will travel to at least ohe maJor ·become runner-up in the All-Ohio city. for her American Idol tryouts, . ~ . . ' Nikki Ward · . ·,' ' CROW'S KFC ·.& Long John Sil~ers .• Festival parade entries welcome Organizations, festival queens and local businesses are all invited to participate in the Gold Wings & Ribs Festival Parade. . . · The parade will be held at 3 p.m. on Saturday, wtth lineup at 2_p.m. at Condor Street. Entries will be classified as float, band, marching musical i...----------------~------.1 bnit, antique tractors, service clubs, mt>torcycles and other entries. .4 HOME, AUTO, LI.FE, HEALTH, FLOOD, . SR 22'S/FR BONDS BUSINESS , , JdC Stop J»y and see us during the Festival! . ® Hardware llel'fllllg IIIII Serving Po~roy & Surrounding Areas t:ommunlty ,.,, liver 1111 Years! Monday-Friday 8:01-6:31 Saturday 8:00-S:ot Sunday 11:00-4:01 PHONE 740-992-5020 405 N. 2nd Avenue • Mldilleport, Ohio www.insurance-plus.com ' 228 W Main, Pomeroy 992-5432 .' .. 740-992-6677 ' . . . . .'. ' . ~ .... ·• ,., 114 Court St. • Pomeroy Across From The Courthouse . ' .. ""' ... . .. . ......... ~ .. �Page 12 • 2009 .Gold Wings and Ribs Festival . Thursday, June 4~ 2009 . . .·, ...·· • ,. ....... · ,. 1 . I . ·, ·. · . . · · ~~~~~~~~-- .. Ingels Electronic;-; Jewelry & Picture Gallery . ; ' . ..... .... . . ..... . .... ·.· . 106 N. 2nd Avenue i I Middleport, Ohio I at&t 740-992-2825 will also enjoy guided tours · around scenic Meigs County and live · entertainment. Featured performers this year include Jenny Dyer, Bnindi Lynn Howard, Todd Berry, Nikki · Ward, Mixx . and the Jacked Up Band. D.J. Rocking Reggie will "rock the show.'' _ Othe·r activities inClude contests, motorcycle tight parades .on both Friday and Saturday . nights, art in the .park, a Saturday afternoon parade . and powerboat raeing. • . A complete. schedule and other information are available at _goldwingsan. · dribs.com . · I . ' '·•:.·:· . ..., '' ..... . . . 0 . Postcards & Photos ofBridge ~xplosion l~t Cnt~~n, Pop & SIUICks!! .. :.· 2009 . Gold Wings & .Ribs ·· · ·· .r·,es t·1va1. .,. ,z::· ·. ..,···. !:·· · Friendly Service • Open Weeknights Til a· SUNOCO MARATHON MARATHON SUNOCO State Route l MlddlePOn. Ofl 992-6~ . State Route l State Route 124 2nd Ave. Cbester. OH 985-3350 Smcuse. OH 992-6542 Mlddluon. QH . ....... include parades, ·Jive entertainment and other activities. In Middleport, the celebration centers around Dave Diles Park, in Racine, Star Mill ·Park, and in Rutland, the Firemen's park. Specific sche~.ules will be announced .later .in. the season. EdwtudZGtltl P~ist •• , x.: '•:' · ·Stop In·. For · CONVENIENCE STOkES I .. • . . TNTPIT8TOP J . . RlBS FESTIVAL . and the results will be handed to the festival com'mittee representative. That committee will then . collect all the people's choice ballot boxes and count them to determine the winner to be .announced at 4 p.m . . '· " GOUJWINGS& - . . Th~ decision will be made on the basis of appear- judge's table on the amphitheater stage at I p.m. ance, taste, tenderness and texture with the people's choice ballots counting for 25 percent of the to_tal score and the vote of each of three judges counting for 25 points each to come up with a total score. The judges will be served samples of ribs at the :: ........ ENJOY THE Rib vendors to vie for awaro Again this year a winner for the Ohio's Best Ribs ~laque ~ill be selected at the Gold Wings and Rrbs FestJval to take place this weekend on the Pomeroy parking lot. · The winner ":Viii be selected on a point system by vote oflhe festJval goers and a panel of three judges. . · Chester-Shade Days · Refre'sfun~n(s will be availJuly 18 able at the firehouse , just Local' history is the across Ohio 248 from the emphasis of Chester-Shade Commons. . . Days, sponsored annually by . · the Chester-Shade Historical Big Bend Blues Bash Association, The celebration · July 30-Aug.l · ceriters around ·Ohio's olde,st . Tht;o, Bjg Bend B!ues Bash standing courthouse. · has become one of the Local artisans and histori- hottest musical . events in ans will participate in the ·the : region , He;ld · : nt · · Battle of Buffington Island festival, which · includes Pomeroy's . · Riverfront ;. .. July 17-19 many educational and enter- Amp. h,itheater, .and beginThe only Civil War battle tainit)g activities ori the old ning with a series of free Gold Wings & Ribs Festival in the state of Ohio is cele- Chester · Commons. This Rhythm on the River conbrated ·with special pro~ year tbere will . be gospel · certs in June and -Jul~. the June 5-6 The Gold Wings & Ribs grams, encampments and a music under a tent on the Blues Bash will . feature reenactment in Portland. Commons from noon to 4 Nora,· Jean Bruso, WilL. Festival conters around the popular motorcycle and . its Reenactors flock to p.m. on both Saturday and Ki~b.rough ;:Alvin Jett .and . enthusiasts, and features Buffington Island Park and Sunday. · Church services Phat Noiz; Frank Harrison ·the Portland. Community . will also be .held there at Grop.pb, ~lue · Z B~~d, . some of the best ribs. and Center along · Ohio 124 for 10;30 p.m. . GBla¢kHe~lrly Jd.amh, Ric~~.dey , .other· festival foods you'll Inde~ndeoce Day varioi:t~ festivities. On July Ohio's .Harmonica Contest ene a an t e · oo s, ever find . In.fact, the festival is home to "Ohio's Best . July 4 . • 18 the Sons of Union . draws mUSICians from and·Ntrick Sweany Band. Middleport, Racine and Veterans of the .Civil War around the state and beyond, Rhythm Oil the River per- · ... Ribs" and "Ohio's Rest Wings" competitjons. . . Rutland host Independence Memorial Service is held at and other co~tests are part of .formers this year incl~~e Bikers and other motorists Day celebrations that ..the park. the · celebration. ·Pt.... U. Events, 14 ,. · . . ·.· .· l • Page 13 Meigs ·commumfies kostspecialsummeJt::events . . Wi~nersville .Ribs w?n the title o! Ohio's Best Ribs which is awarded annually at the Gold Wings and Ribs Festival. Here Andy Howard accepts his award from Bill . Ourckel, festrval charrman. Standrng by are Cameron McCoy, left, and Jerome Taylor.·who work in the business. • POMEROY In Meigs County, the summer festival season begins . with Gold Wings and Ribs in the Pomeroy parking lot, and; ends with sternwheeter fun along the Ohio River there.. Live music, beautiful scenery,', good food, river recreation - all are part of tne summertime ' events scheduled for this season . . · j, ' !. ~ . 2009,. GQltJ 'Witt,gs a.nd Ribs Festival Thursday, June 4, 2009 )' ... 992~339l • ....... , .~..... ........... ~ trt"~ , ..~.~~~""''"~..........~ .,...~ ............... , , .. :..~ ........... .....,.... , ..... , .... . Kenneth McCullough,R. Ph. 112 East Main·Street, Pomeroy, OH Prescription Ph. 992-2955 Bn: ~;::_8ai .a,. •• Valley �Page 12 • 2009 .Gold Wings and Ribs Festival . Thursday, June 4~ 2009 . . .·, ...·· • ,. ....... · ,. 1 . I . ·, ·. · . . · · ~~~~~~~~-- .. Ingels Electronic;-; Jewelry & Picture Gallery . ; ' . ..... .... . . ..... . .... ·.· . 106 N. 2nd Avenue i I Middleport, Ohio I at&t 740-992-2825 will also enjoy guided tours · around scenic Meigs County and live · entertainment. Featured performers this year include Jenny Dyer, Bnindi Lynn Howard, Todd Berry, Nikki · Ward, Mixx . and the Jacked Up Band. D.J. Rocking Reggie will "rock the show.'' _ Othe·r activities inClude contests, motorcycle tight parades .on both Friday and Saturday . nights, art in the .park, a Saturday afternoon parade . and powerboat raeing. • . A complete. schedule and other information are available at _goldwingsan. · dribs.com . · I . ' '·•:.·:· . ..., '' ..... . . . 0 . Postcards & Photos ofBridge ~xplosion l~t Cnt~~n, Pop & SIUICks!! .. :.· 2009 . Gold Wings & .Ribs ·· · ·· .r·,es t·1va1. .,. ,z::· ·. ..,···. !:·· · Friendly Service • Open Weeknights Til a· SUNOCO MARATHON MARATHON SUNOCO State Route l MlddlePOn. Ofl 992-6~ . State Route l State Route 124 2nd Ave. Cbester. OH 985-3350 Smcuse. OH 992-6542 Mlddluon. QH . ....... include parades, ·Jive entertainment and other activities. In Middleport, the celebration centers around Dave Diles Park, in Racine, Star Mill ·Park, and in Rutland, the Firemen's park. Specific sche~.ules will be announced .later .in. the season. EdwtudZGtltl P~ist •• , x.: '•:' · ·Stop In·. For · CONVENIENCE STOkES I .. • . . TNTPIT8TOP J . . RlBS FESTIVAL . and the results will be handed to the festival com'mittee representative. That committee will then . collect all the people's choice ballot boxes and count them to determine the winner to be .announced at 4 p.m . . '· " GOUJWINGS& - . . Th~ decision will be made on the basis of appear- judge's table on the amphitheater stage at I p.m. ance, taste, tenderness and texture with the people's choice ballots counting for 25 percent of the to_tal score and the vote of each of three judges counting for 25 points each to come up with a total score. The judges will be served samples of ribs at the :: ........ ENJOY THE Rib vendors to vie for awaro Again this year a winner for the Ohio's Best Ribs ~laque ~ill be selected at the Gold Wings and Rrbs FestJval to take place this weekend on the Pomeroy parking lot. · The winner ":Viii be selected on a point system by vote oflhe festJval goers and a panel of three judges. . · Chester-Shade Days · Refre'sfun~n(s will be availJuly 18 able at the firehouse , just Local' history is the across Ohio 248 from the emphasis of Chester-Shade Commons. . . Days, sponsored annually by . · the Chester-Shade Historical Big Bend Blues Bash Association, The celebration · July 30-Aug.l · ceriters around ·Ohio's olde,st . Tht;o, Bjg Bend B!ues Bash standing courthouse. · has become one of the Local artisans and histori- hottest musical . events in ans will participate in the ·the : region , He;ld · : nt · · Battle of Buffington Island festival, which · includes Pomeroy's . · Riverfront ;. .. July 17-19 many educational and enter- Amp. h,itheater, .and beginThe only Civil War battle tainit)g activities ori the old ning with a series of free Gold Wings & Ribs Festival in the state of Ohio is cele- Chester · Commons. This Rhythm on the River conbrated ·with special pro~ year tbere will . be gospel · certs in June and -Jul~. the June 5-6 The Gold Wings & Ribs grams, encampments and a music under a tent on the Blues Bash will . feature reenactment in Portland. Commons from noon to 4 Nora,· Jean Bruso, WilL. Festival conters around the popular motorcycle and . its Reenactors flock to p.m. on both Saturday and Ki~b.rough ;:Alvin Jett .and . enthusiasts, and features Buffington Island Park and Sunday. · Church services Phat Noiz; Frank Harrison ·the Portland. Community . will also be .held there at Grop.pb, ~lue · Z B~~d, . some of the best ribs. and Center along · Ohio 124 for 10;30 p.m. . GBla¢kHe~lrly Jd.amh, Ric~~.dey , .other· festival foods you'll Inde~ndeoce Day varioi:t~ festivities. On July Ohio's .Harmonica Contest ene a an t e · oo s, ever find . In.fact, the festival is home to "Ohio's Best . July 4 . • 18 the Sons of Union . draws mUSICians from and·Ntrick Sweany Band. Middleport, Racine and Veterans of the .Civil War around the state and beyond, Rhythm Oil the River per- · ... Ribs" and "Ohio's Rest Wings" competitjons. . . Rutland host Independence Memorial Service is held at and other co~tests are part of .formers this year incl~~e Bikers and other motorists Day celebrations that ..the park. the · celebration. ·Pt.... U. Events, 14 ,. · . . ·.· .· l • Page 13 Meigs ·commumfies kostspecialsummeJt::events . . Wi~nersville .Ribs w?n the title o! Ohio's Best Ribs which is awarded annually at the Gold Wings and Ribs Festival. Here Andy Howard accepts his award from Bill . Ourckel, festrval charrman. Standrng by are Cameron McCoy, left, and Jerome Taylor.·who work in the business. • POMEROY In Meigs County, the summer festival season begins . with Gold Wings and Ribs in the Pomeroy parking lot, and; ends with sternwheeter fun along the Ohio River there.. Live music, beautiful scenery,', good food, river recreation - all are part of tne summertime ' events scheduled for this season . . · j, ' !. ~ . 2009,. GQltJ 'Witt,gs a.nd Ribs Festival Thursday, June 4, 2009 )' ... 992~339l • ....... , .~..... ........... ~ trt"~ , ..~.~~~""''"~..........~ .,...~ ............... , , .. :..~ ........... .....,.... , ..... , .... . Kenneth McCullough,R. Ph. 112 East Main·Street, Pomeroy, OH Prescription Ph. 992-2955 Bn: ~;::_8ai .a,. •• Valley �, ) 2009 ·Gold ·Wings and .Ribs ·FesJival Page 14 • Thursday~June 4, 2009 Events rrom'·Page t3 ' .. Biscuit Miller & The Mix, Moanin' Michelle. Malone, Ellen Jewell, Mississippi Heat, and Delta Moon . Those free concerts are held at 8 p.m. each Friday, June . 26-July 24 at Pomeroy's Riverfront Amphitheater. The musical events are brought to Meigs County by the Pomeroy Blues & Jazz Society. Check pomeroyblues·.org for additional updates. cultural products, livestock, will feature . a performance domestic arts. entries, paint- by country star Joe Diffie at ings and . other work. Star Mill Park. Midway. rides . and concesThe "party" is free and sions delight everyone, and there will be additional grandstand and Hill Stage · musical . entertainment and entertainers offer a variety of concessions . sold. Tickets talent from . the local com· will be ·sold for the use of munity and beyond. bounce houses and inflataA demolition derby, trac- hies for children. tor and truck pulls, horse The car show is from II pulls · and other exciting a.m. - 4 p.m. with judging contests draw the biggest at 3:30 p.m. in downtown crowds of the year to the Racine. The car show is county's historic grand- also free to attend but regMeigs County Fair stand. where two days of istration is $10. The regisexciting harness racing also tration fees go toward Aug. 17-22 It wouldn't be . summer offers exciting family enter- scholarships for graduating without a county fair, and tainment. senJOrs at Southern High Meigs County's · annual School. Junior/Senior Fair offers Racine's Party in the Park .entertainment, contests and · Cruisin' Saturday Night · Foothills Blues & Arts attractions for the entire Car Show Festival family. Sept. 12 Aug. 28-29 The fair is the highlight of The Foothills Festival, Racine's Inaugural Party the year for young and old m the Park & Cruisin' · located in the center of a 550 alike who exhibit their agrf- .Saturday Night Car Show acre family farm m rural . southeastern Ohio, provides and camping sites for a family music and art expe- those who come for the rience that is second to none. weekend. On the last weekend m August it is the place to be Sternwheel Riverfest for music fans and those Sept. 17-19. who love art. And it's all The final warm-weather free. festival. in Meigs County ' Friday will be an eve.ning .brings stern wheelers. · from of acoustic ·blues with. four around the region to the acts · - Micah Kesselrng, Pomeroy docks. The pi<;- . C&S. Railroad, Izzy & turesque boats, each with i.ts Chris, and FBnCC. own personality, so to speak; Saturday's lineup · with 'make a · beautiful picture music starting at 12:30 along the Ohio in the early p.m. and going until mid- days of autumn . Live entertainment, night will be Liz Pennock and Dr. Blues, Mojo sternwheeler rides , a duck Theory, Mudford Blues, derby. line-throwing conthe Dennis McClung Band, test and a popular . chili Albert Castiglia and Larry . cookoff are just some of . Garner. the attractions at this Numerous artisians will always-popular . weekend . . be on site displaying and event. ·A firetruck parade demonstrating their skills, and a regular walking there will be. food conces- . parade are also included in sions. plenty of parking, the festival events. · · $EE YOU AT THE GOLD -CROW . WINGI Law Offices I. Carson Crow -& RIBI FEITNAL 992·5132 110W.2nd• • 740-992-5853 550 E. Main .• Pomeroy, OH 740..992..0013 Thursday, June 4, 2009 '•.·' r 2009 .Gold Festival • Page 15 �, ) 2009 ·Gold ·Wings and .Ribs ·FesJival Page 14 • Thursday~June 4, 2009 Events rrom'·Page t3 ' .. Biscuit Miller & The Mix, Moanin' Michelle. Malone, Ellen Jewell, Mississippi Heat, and Delta Moon . Those free concerts are held at 8 p.m. each Friday, June . 26-July 24 at Pomeroy's Riverfront Amphitheater. The musical events are brought to Meigs County by the Pomeroy Blues & Jazz Society. Check pomeroyblues·.org for additional updates. cultural products, livestock, will feature . a performance domestic arts. entries, paint- by country star Joe Diffie at ings and . other work. Star Mill Park. Midway. rides . and concesThe "party" is free and sions delight everyone, and there will be additional grandstand and Hill Stage · musical . entertainment and entertainers offer a variety of concessions . sold. Tickets talent from . the local com· will be ·sold for the use of munity and beyond. bounce houses and inflataA demolition derby, trac- hies for children. tor and truck pulls, horse The car show is from II pulls · and other exciting a.m. - 4 p.m. with judging contests draw the biggest at 3:30 p.m. in downtown crowds of the year to the Racine. The car show is county's historic grand- also free to attend but regMeigs County Fair stand. where two days of istration is $10. The regisexciting harness racing also tration fees go toward Aug. 17-22 It wouldn't be . summer offers exciting family enter- scholarships for graduating without a county fair, and tainment. senJOrs at Southern High Meigs County's · annual School. Junior/Senior Fair offers Racine's Party in the Park .entertainment, contests and · Cruisin' Saturday Night · Foothills Blues & Arts attractions for the entire Car Show Festival family. Sept. 12 Aug. 28-29 The fair is the highlight of The Foothills Festival, Racine's Inaugural Party the year for young and old m the Park & Cruisin' · located in the center of a 550 alike who exhibit their agrf- .Saturday Night Car Show acre family farm m rural . southeastern Ohio, provides and camping sites for a family music and art expe- those who come for the rience that is second to none. weekend. On the last weekend m August it is the place to be Sternwheel Riverfest for music fans and those Sept. 17-19. who love art. And it's all The final warm-weather free. festival. in Meigs County ' Friday will be an eve.ning .brings stern wheelers. · from of acoustic ·blues with. four around the region to the acts · - Micah Kesselrng, Pomeroy docks. The pi<;- . C&S. Railroad, Izzy & turesque boats, each with i.ts Chris, and FBnCC. own personality, so to speak; Saturday's lineup · with 'make a · beautiful picture music starting at 12:30 along the Ohio in the early p.m. and going until mid- days of autumn . Live entertainment, night will be Liz Pennock and Dr. Blues, Mojo sternwheeler rides , a duck Theory, Mudford Blues, derby. line-throwing conthe Dennis McClung Band, test and a popular . chili Albert Castiglia and Larry . cookoff are just some of . Garner. the attractions at this Numerous artisians will always-popular . weekend . . be on site displaying and event. ·A firetruck parade demonstrating their skills, and a regular walking there will be. food conces- . parade are also included in sions. plenty of parking, the festival events. · · $EE YOU AT THE GOLD -CROW . WINGI Law Offices I. Carson Crow -& RIBI FEITNAL 992·5132 110W.2nd• • 740-992-5853 550 E. Main .• Pomeroy, OH 740..992..0013 Thursday, June 4, 2009 '•.·' r 2009 .Gold Festival • Page 15 �Mangini uncertain on QB situation, Bt Church honors recent graduates, A7 Prluted on 100% " " " R..yded Ne"'prlot ~" Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio State .SPORTS .. • NBA Finals begin. Bv BRIAN See PageD! • · I"KI()\, . .Jl ' ' i .). :!00() .} o(I:\IS•\ol. :;X , :\o . :.!:.!l) I J ..REED BREEDOMYOAILYSENTINEL.COM POMEROY - The State of Ohio has opposed a defense motion in the Charles S. Williams murder case for a change of venue. Attorneys Charles Knight of Pomeroy and William Eachus of Gallipolis llled a motion last month to move the death-penalty murder trial to a: location outside of Mei$s County so an i!llpartial JUry can be seated. The trial _is set t~ begin July 7. , W1lhams 1s . now. undergo. ' . \\\\\ \, ll n d .ul , ~~~ ~ ~~ ~ ~~· l {on• - '. . in . ing court-ordere\1 psy<:bi~ .~est Virg~nia on a proba: wrote. "II is within the sound atric evaluation 10 deter- · lion VIOlation. . discretion of the court to mine. whether he is compeKnight, in his motion ; determine whether a change tent to stand trial. Results of said pre-trial coverage. of of venue is necessary.'' that evaluation are'ellipected the case . in The Daily "The deft;ndant musl show by month's end. . Sentinel . &nd other news · that due to pre-trial publicity, According to Knight and sources will make it impos- he will not be afforded a fair Eachus, Will.iams has been sible to seat · an impartial ·and·impartial trial." treated at several psychi-. jury. In a response to tbe "Further, the interests of atric hospitals, and was defense motion filed earlier judicii!! economf. conveimprisoned in the 1990's this week, Prosecuting nience, and reduction of pubfor makin·g a threat on the Attorney Colleen Williams lie expenses necessitate that life of then-President oppose!.! moving the trial to judges .make a good failh George W. Bush. Williams another location. . effort to seat a jury before is now in the Southeastern "The law does not require · granting a change irr venue.'' · Regional Jail in a change of venue merely ·According to Prosecutor Nelsonville after waiving · because of extensive pre- Williams, the matter of a extradition while in jail in trial publicity,'' Williams change of venue should be considered during voir: dir:e, process by which ·prospec- · tive jurors are questioned about their backgrou~s ~d potential biases . before being chosen to sit on a j~. That, the prosec1.1tor said, IS ."when the effects of pretrial publicitr, ifany. can be detennined.' · . The prosecutor ·also opposes sequestration of jury members during trial. Charles Williams is accused in the robbery and strangulation death of an · Pleausee'Mai,.U No arrest, no charges in 'clown case' Bv BETH SERGENT BSERGENTOMYDAILYSENTINEL.COM . . POMEROY - As of yesterdw . .afternoon there had been no arrest and no ch~rges filed in the c~e of. a man dressed as a clown who has appeared ar()Und Meigs County · · and allegedly approached local children, according to Pomeroy , Chief of Police Mark E. Proffitt. · . Proffitt and his : depanment, along with . the Middleport• and Symcuse .Police Oepllfllnents and Mei~s County Sheriff's Office· are stillmvestigating the ClllJe in t;ooperation with the · Meigs Collnty· Prosecuting Attorney's Office. Yesterday The Daily Sentinel reported the investigation remains ongoing and is still open, acc<irding to Colleen Williams, Meigs County Prosecuting Attorney. Though a male was questioned in the matter, no . further details · have been released. As for the incidents where the clown allegedly approached children in Pomeroy on Sunday, the Pomeroy Poli~e Department said· no children weft\ harme<!. A man in a clown outfit has also been r¢p<>rt· ed in Middleport', Syracuse and Racine in the last week. Proffitt said obviously there is no problem with someone who wants to be in a clown costume Plust see Clown. AJ OBITUARIFS .PageA3 •·Victor Counts, 54 • Gladys Riggs, 98 •• Bernard Scarbeny, 78 ' 2009 ·Gold· "Wings and' Ribs '.Festival _· Page 16 • INSIDE . ...:.,.. .,,, ....·.,,_.,. PLEASANT VALLEY/HOSPITAh~t • lC Total Hip, Knee & Shoulder Replacements, . · Sp.orts Medicine, Back Injuries, · Arthroscopic Surgeries (Knee, s·houider, Ankle & Wrist) & Fracture Fixations . . .. ' .. . ' • Ohio college cancels . annual outdoors festival. See Page A2 • Baptists hold Mother's Qay banquet. . See; Page A2 : • News of Local Scholars. See Page A2 .. •• Untted Methodist · .Women meet; hear · ~ports. See Page A3 : •' .Finding where you 't>elong. See Page A6 • A Hunger For More. See Page A6 .:• NOw is the time ·for church to : lJe everywhere, · .See Page A7 • WEAmER . ·- . ., ' • Experienced Physicians · + Complete Radiology .Services • Outpatient Rehabilitation Services ~ . .. Dohllll on (Physical, Occupational, Speef.:h & Massage Therapies) • Inpatient Rehabilitation Services-- Skilled NurSing • Complete line of Home Medical Equipment • Integrated, Comprehen·sive Care . II SllCitONS - 16 PAGES . . 304.675.2781 . ; ' . ' . .. . . ~ .. t . .. 4 ' •• ,_, .. ,. . 1 --~- . '' . ... ' :(\ . '•· ,_-_ ·\ ....·t•. WIA announces · summer employment: ·program opportunity · ..•. ·. The «>>Jimdnlty's ve,Y'YQiJilgeSt drildJA· . · ates will be promotei.t at a Pro9!ln1 at ·· ·, .the Inferno in ~iddliiport tonighf. ,Six · •. kindergarten and pr&·llti"OOI.Chifdr~n B! · · · ' TIIJY T~h Pq~'School .wlll rece1\lft their . . dipl011:1as, and tl)ay and t~ir, ~: .. . ·. .• rriates will,present a program, iv!y .. \ Superhero,• reciting memorlzed·pan.l . .•.· scriptu~ passages and au ihe bookS pf .. ·. ltie Bible. Judah Nation. ttllrhouse . · ·· band Of the Inferno; wiP pa:tfotm: . BI'Qanna Cundiff, RebeCca Cti~, , Kaitlyn Priddy; Emily VOung ai1d H\IQI' t · ' MitChell, plctul8d, ·and Ale~ AuII wi.ll •. . . :gJaduate; anq..~~.er. Elhan; ·. OO!St; Dana card ii~ Ma~ ~ey · . will also participate.,liare, the ch~ are pictur8d ·a s theY ptepare 6:lr tbair ·. · d~ rehaatsal Yestetday;aftemoon. artan _.L "oat1/pllotoa , STAFF - Volunteers needed Racine assembling new $40k playground As-7 · NASCAR Obituaries ~ports 88 A3 ' 8 Section Weather A2 ;Ill!." ,I~!I!IIL .• • ,.. Hill said in addition to manpower, work tools such as allen wrenches. '· star bits, wheelbarrows and cordless RACINE - Star Mill Park is drills are welcome. A contr;~ctpr about to get an addition of nearly fwm the playground equipment's $40,000 worth of new playground mw1ufacturer will. be on hand · to equipment and volunteers are need- oversee construction at a cost of ed to help with assembly, $1200. Howev~r. to pay a contracMayor J. Scott Hill said the vii- tor to assembre the entire play!age and Racine Park Board are ground would've cost around hosting a "work party" to assemble $10Jl00 which 1s why help !rom the the new equipment beginning at community is vital. 7:30a.m. tomorrow at the park. Th.: On Saturday, the main focus will park board will be feeding volun- be on the assembly of the play sysleers and Hill hopes to have rhe tern which takes up 2.125 square entire 'upparatus up and running by feet . according to Hill. The play the end of the day. system appamtus is for children .. · '· · • • REPORT . MOSNEWSOMYOAILVSENTINEl.COM · '"::=::::::=:::===:::=:::=:::==:··:'==~======:======::::=::::::::::::=:~~ Annie's Mailbox A2 Calendars A2 !:;Iassifieds 84-6 Comics 87 Bv BEnt SERGENT ~ito rials A4 BS~fl<lfNT•uvo.o.JLYSENTINEL.COM Faith To schedule an appointment, please call: PaiJII A2 . .. POMEROY - The memberS. of Workforce Investment Act (WIA) have announced plans foi a new summer employmen_t pro-gram available to low income. men und women 18-24 years of . age in Meigs County. The Recovery Conservation Corps'(RCC) will work on projects in the region's state parks and natural areas. such as building recreation lands, boardwalks, observation areas, trails; and invasive . species eradication. The progWD will25provide a total of approximately full-time positions for a peri· od from June through September. Anyone interested in applying for the RCC jobs must attend a preemployment orientation at Meigs County De~nt of Job and FamilY. Services. There are specific eligibility requirements for tl!ese jobs, including meetinjl .100% of the federal poverty gu1deline and ·one of the following barriers: · . . • School dropout • Basic Skills Deficient • Homeless • Pregnant/Parenting • Offender • Foster Child • Disability • Requires additional assistance to complete an educational program or to secure and hold employment. five to 12 years of age and inciudes four slides, w~ve walker, tree and honeycomb climbers, _crawl tube. sky wheel, bongo ste~s. decks and lookout tower. The village is also assembling a new . swing set with six swings. · Hill s.1id money for the new equip· ment was raised by the park board and left over grant money for park proJects will be used. 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