https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/f4f147608e3af95f0108136e902ffd78.pdf 80e2d9df279920d24736a797c1765dc0 PDF Text Text Page 86 • The Daily Sentinel www.mydailysentinel.com Tuesday, June 9, 2009 I I Adkins honored as Mother of the Year, A2 RACO. awards $15,300 ~ scholarships; A6 • Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio ,jt J ( ' I :'\ J S • \ 0 I . .") X . :\ II . ..!.; ~ J \\ I , I):\ ES I) \ ' , .J ( \; L I 0, :!OOt' \\ \\ \\ SPORTS Bryan Waltero/photoa Gallia Academy's Brea Close, left, prepares for a baton exchange from Alexis Geiger, right, during the 4x200m final held Saturday at the [)..2 track and field championships at Jesse Owens Memorial Stadium in Col.umbus. Meigs' Mason Metts releases an attempt during Friday's . Division II shot put final at Jesse Owens Memorial Stadium in Columbus. Metts, by placing fifth, scored four points ~elpi11g the Marauders finish In a seven-way tie for 51 st. Geiger · onships during her four-year tenure with the Angels, as well as wiqning 12 district and eight regional titles. . Geiger also lettered four years in varsity volleyball and was AII-SEOAL three times in that spon, as well as earning three varsity letters and one AII-SEOAL nomination in basketbalL Geiger - who matched fmmPageBl .. BY BETH SERGENJ' ·Strickland and Ohio Air Quality BSERGENTOMV.DAILYSENTINEL.COM Development Authority Executive Director Mark Shanahan. Ohio Sen. COLUMBUS American Jimmy Stewan (R-Meigs) was fir5t Municipal Power-Ohio has been· to call The Daily Sentinel about the approved for a $30 million bridge announceme!!t. loan from the $150 million advanced "The first iwo ·recipients of these energy portion of the Ohio Bipartisan funds are great examples of how Job Stimulus Plan .to ultimately assist investing in advanced energy techin developing th.e American . nolo~ies is stimulating Ohio's econMuniCipal Power-Ohio Generation amy, ' Strickland said . "The impacts Station proposed for Letart Falls. of President Obama's recovery act The official announcement · was and our bipartisan state stimulus made yesterday ,by Gov. Ted package are becoming evident - Gallia Academy's Samantha Sames, middle, runs with the pack during the beginning of the second lap of the Division II BOOm championship final held Saturday at Jesse Owens Stadium in Columbus. her career-best with I I .5 points this weekend scored '40.25 points at the state meet over her four years at GAHS, a little over one· founh. of the Angels' total of 115 points during that span. Geiger was also the only . member of the SEOAL this weekend - boys or girls · to win a gold at the state meet lhose 16 events - coming llway with one gold medal, six silvers and a bronze . .Four of those silvers and the bronze came in relay events. Geiger leaves GalliaAcademy with individual • SEOAL records in both .the Taking Applications lOOm dash ( 12.1 seconds) and the long jump ( 1710.75), and is also part of HUD Subsidized the SEOAL record ~ holding 4xl00m squad - along Efflclency/1 ·Bedroom . with Felicia Close, Kayla _ /, SOyra or qualifying disability Perry and Tonia Logan ,,.ALL , ~ Low Income priority from 2006 (49.7 seconds). lf!IUTJ($ 740·992·7022 Geiger was also part AR( VAl~ Silverheels either individually or as a member of a relay teams ,zy/;1-'\'~ A Realty Company·EHO of II SEOAL track champi- Felicia Close (2003-06) still holds the . school records for state points with 59 in a career and 22 in one meet (2006). I I . 111 ' d 11 I\ .._. I 111 11 11 1 r .r 11 I . we are creating the jobs of the . "We still have our hurdles but this future in Ohio today." · was certainly good news today," The other recipient is a Carson said of yesterday'~ Perrysburg solar panel manufactur- announcement. er. The funding , which will be Ohio Sen. Stewart said ot the awarded to Willard & Kelsey Solar ·loan: "It's good to see recognition at Group LLC and AMP-Ohio, 'was the state level of the importance of approved by the Ohio Air Quality this project, not just for Meigs . Development Authority, the state County but the state and surroundagency responsible for administer- ing · region. Nothing compares to ing the program's funds . · · this $3.25 billion investment m Kent Carson, communications Ohio, at least not right now." j director for AMP-Ohio, said the loan -is zero interest for tive years. PleaseseeAMP,M Roberts hired as full.. time village . administrator Bv BRIAN J. REED BREEDOMYOAILYSENTINEL.COM "The Wilds" · ' The Maples Cumberland, Ohio World's Largest Wildlife Conservation Center /ofo contact Alice 992,3938 poyment deadline June 15th. _..,,..;.,..;,,.., t -z I · • Lakers, Magic in - Game 3. See Page Bl · ~ Printed on 100% Rec:yded Newsprint~· • .The Long~berger 1009 American Summer Celebration Frazesburg, Ohio lnctudes.Longaberger Basket Binga! Only I4 reservallons available Payment deadline June 15th Info contact: Rhonda Rathburn MIDDLEPORT . Middleport Village Council . Village OBITUARIES placed Administrator Faymon • Roberts on the payroll as a Page AS full-time employee Monday evening, ending a contract '· • Robert Cummins, 55 a arrangement · · with _• Irene Hendricks, 81 Cincinnati engineering finn. · • Lewis McBride, 63 Roberts has been in the position since March, 2008, but has been an employee of ATS engineers, under a three-year contract with the village. At least on paper, Roberts has been a·· .jl,arl- . • Meigs school time administrator ··for honor rolls released . Middlepon, working in the See Page A2 same position in Buffalo, W.Va. under a similar • Program helps with ATS. women cancer patients. anangement \ Middleport _ has paid See Page A2 $4,000 per month to ATS for Roberts' services. At the -• O'Bieness offers time the village executed childbirth class. the contract with ATS, See Page A2 Mayor Michael Gerlach Chorlono HoelllchlphOtOo • PHS Class of '54 holds cited a financial savings to Recognition went to those ABLE students ·getting their GEDs over the past year.Those present at the recognition pro· the village through the gram were, from the left, front, F(ari Causey, Miranda L. McKnight, and Dawn R. Johnson, and back, Deborah A. Beams·, reunion. See Page A3 arrangement, but. said the . Nathaniel K_Dowler, and Rachael A. Bearhs. . .. . • Meigs County's main adval)lage . to Middleport was access to oldest to observe Roberts' training and qualibirthday. 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Work is expected to last three or four days, weather pennitting, and a complete list of streets to be repaved are Union Alley, Fifth Street, alley between Fifth and Sixth Streets, Carleton Street, alley between Church and Dusky Streets, West College Road, Karr Street on both sides of Ohio 124, Church Street, Dusky Street, Carleton Cemetery Road, alley between Water and Second Streets, rear of Syracuse firehouse, Bridgeman Street' at the bloc.k by village hulL Residents on the streets affected are asked not to park their vehicles along these streets and be sure to pari<. them where they can get out once pavin~ begins._ The pavmg proJect was discussed at the most recent meeting of Syracuse Village Council. The majority of the project is paid for with Ohio Public Works Commission Issue Two funding. Grants Wdter Fred Hoffman P...se - P.vln~o AS Two qualify for Honor Society BY CHARLENE HOEFLICH HOEFLICHOMYDAILVSENTINEL.COM POMEROY - Fourteen students in the Adult Basic and Literacy Education (ABLE) program who over the past year have received their General Equivalency Diplomas (GEDs) were awarded plaques at the annual recognition dinner held at Meigs High School · Monday. Included in the group were Deborah Bearhs, Rachael Bearhs, Johnathan Brunton, Fran Causey, James Cochran, Chad Dicken: Nathaniel Dowler, . Kayla · · Farley, , Dawn Johnson , Allen Maynard, Miranda McKnight, Steven Myer, David Pierce and instructor, presents a certificate of Gregory Pullins. membership in the National Adult Educational Honor Johnson and Pierce also Society to Dawn R. Johnson. A second recipient, ·unable to · qualified for the National Adult Education Honor attend, was David Pierce. Society on recommendation of their ABLE instnictors, Susan King and Charla Oden, who made the pre-sentations. Certificates were also ·presented to numerous students for the number of hours spent working toward achieving their GEDs. In her comments to the ABLE students, Oden talked about the imponance of education describing it as "more important than ever in today 's economy" and stressing that "education equals opponunity." She named lhose students receiving GEDs who will be attending college this fall and reminded all that "learning is a lifelong journey." Brent Patterson, director of the Meigs Branch/University of Rio Grande Community College, presented each one Please- ABLE. AS 'Science Camp '09' offers free educational experience STAFF REPORT MDSNEWSCI MYDAILYSENTINEL .COM RIO GRANDE- A cooperative effort by Rio Grande Community College and the Ohio Appalachian Center for Higher Education will bring a unique educational experience to seventh and eighth ·students in Meigs County this summer in the fonn of ·'Science Camp '09." The four-day science camp will be offered free-of-charge to Meigs. County students who will be in the sixth. sev- "Our programs make a enth and eighth grades during the next school year. meaningful connection A series of diverse educa- between science and everytional activities for the camp. day life. We create learning which will be held from June experiences for our stu15-18, will be provided by dents by designing our prothe Minority Aviation grams_ to !nclude hands-on Education Association , a parttc1pat10n whenever non-profit organization possible." located in Wheeling, W.Va. . "Our various programs "Living shows us that sci· and techniques are designed ence is all around us," said to engage and interest stu.~ MAEA President and dents on ma?.y levels , founder Darryl Lee Baynes. Baynes added . We employ " It impaCts everything and these diverse programs With everyone: from the food we . the understandmg that not eat to the clothes we wear." all students' interests are • • sparked by the same thing at the same time." _ The MAEA is recognized as one of the nation's largest science and math associations . All of MAEA's programs are designed to meet or e~ceed the educational standards stated in the· National Science Education Standards Manual from the National Research Council. "Science Camp '09" will be held daily- June 15·18 _ from 9 a.m, until 2 p.m. · . ' Please see Sdenw. AS I �LOCAL • STATE The Daily. Sentinel \ PageA2 VVednesday;Junet0,2099 PageA3 BYTHEBEND "The Daily Sentinel VVednesday, June 10, 2009 ANNIE'S MAILBOX RACE Longer they wait, tougher it will be . The problem is our daughter feels it is wrong for us to move away :: · Dear Annie: · A few because it will be too hard :-months ago, my daughter for her to care for us when <got into an argument with we get too old to care for ·:her brother. During ·the ourselves. We . think that ::course of this very . heated time is fairly far in the >disagreement, my daughter future, and even so. our ::said she never liked his new community includes a . stepson because of some- hospital · and there are two .thing that happened 10 other medical facilities years ago. My ~on's wife nearby.lthin" our daughter ·overheard the remark and feels guilty because someWl\S very hurt, When she one told her they couldn't caine into the family, her believe she would let us son was very young and we move so far away. What all accepted htm. . can we say to help her deal I asked my daughter to with this better? .apologize for making such a Confused damaging comment. She Dear Confused: Your replied that she didn't . daughter isn't thinking understand what the big about hospital care. She's ·· deal was and they shQuld worried about the day you get over it. I cannot get can no longer' drive to the ·through to her what an grocery store or clean your , awful · thing she said and house; and she has a point. how much it hurt them. However, you are srill Because of this, none of young enough · to enjoy · them are speaking to each many lllore years of inde. other. This means we can't pendence, and there's no get the family together. It is reason you can't do it literally makmg me sick. .. where you ·prefer. Assure · . When l ask her to apolo- her that if it becomes too •gize , iny daughter accuses difficult to remain self-suf. ·me of. taking sides, I told fii:ient, you will consider both of them they need to moving clqser to her. In the resolve this before it meantime, please visit as · begins to fester .. Is the sit- . often as you can. uation hopeless? Dear Annie: I read the Crying Mom letter from "Still Single in Dear Mom: Not hope· California," t~e 35-year-old . less, but it will take some woman who wants to pre.effort ·from both of your arrange her buria I and kids to · fix it. Your daugh- memorial plans. Please tell :ter must .apologize, and your readers about the ., your son must forgive. Funeral · Consumers ,And you are right - the Alliance, a nonprofit orgalonger they wait, the hard- ni.~ation dedicated to pro'er it will be. . tecting a 'consumer's right · Talk to your . daughter · to choose a meaningful : · first. She may be reluctant . djgnified, affordable funer. ·to admit fault, so explain al. Readers can gain a .:that whether right or wrong, wealth of advice, find a .,it is important ·to say you . friendly ear a!ld save a ton . are sorry when you hurt of mon.ey by joinin!l one of . someone, espeCially a per- the aff1ltates m thelf · state. . son· you care . a\louf. She We are ·in 43 states and ·-doesn't have to apologize. Canada .. The website . is · for her opinion of his step- www.funerals.org. . son' (and she should keep Bayside, Calif. . .·.future opinions to herseiJ), Dear . Bayside: Thanks -but she absolutely needs to · for thejnformation. Readers ·tell her brother that she did- should know that there is a ·n't mean to cause!ain to fee to join, although donahim or his wife an she is lions are tax dedu~tible . ·sorry. Period. If she agrees, Annie's Mailbox is writ; ·speak. to your so~ an~ urge ten by Kathy Mitc~ell an~ -him .to accept h1s sister's Marcy Sugar, longtime ed1· apology so they can rebuild tots of the Ann Landers :: BY KATHY MITCHELL ::AND MARCY SUGAR Submllt•od photo Suzie Adkins is honored as Mother of the Year at the Victory Baptist . Church Mother/Daughter Banquet Lola Hubbard made the presentation. Adkins .was also honored with a front-row seat for the pro~ram. 1\ocky Top /,_.,.__.__."-'""-"'-'fl- Adkins honored as Mother ofthe Year fEA1URE .. ·· WINNER Submllted photo Randy Armes, Chester, celebrated his first ca'reer feature win in the Modlite division at Rocky Top Raceway, Coa.l Grove. Armes made RTR history as the youngest w.inning driver ever at age 14. He attends Eastern High School and IS span· so red by McDonald's of Pomeroy and Jeff Warner Insurance. ·. Program helps women cancer patients .· ATHENS - In partner·ship with the 'Bleness Health System, the American Cancer Society offers a program to help . women who are currently undergoing treatment for cancer. The American Cancer Society's "Look Good ... Feel Better" session will be held Tuesday, June 16; from 5 to 7 p.m .. in the (astrop Center, Suite 300, in the O'Bleness Medical Park Athens. Th~ program is a free national program. Trained, volunteer cosmetologists teach beauty techni.ques to women cancer pallents to help them combat the appearance-related side effects of. cancer treatment and to help improve their self-image. The :-vom~n learn how to cope With skm changes and hatr loss usmg . cosmetics and skm care products donated by the cosmetic industry. Free cosmetic kits are prov1ded at the group sessions. Women also learn ways to disguise hair loss with wigs, scarves and other accessones. Founded m 1989, the program ts a collaboratiOn between the Cosmetic. Toiletry,, and Fr~grance Assoc.mtJOn FoundatiOn .. the Amencan Cancer Society and the Nat1onal Cosmetology AssoctatJOn. To reg1ster for th1s free class call >:our Amencan Cancer Society · at 1-800395-5665, and.press 0. . O'Bleness Memonal Hospital ·also sponsors a . cancer discussion group for MIDDLEPORT - Suzie Adkins was recognized as Mother of the Year at the Mother/Daughter Banquet held recently at Victory Baptist Church in Middleport. The fellowship hall was decorated for a Victorian tea party, and a baked steak dinner owas ~rved with cake and punch . Mary Beth Musser won a Victorian wreath, and Wandy Ashley a Vtctonan tea set as .l,loor pnzes: The program was opened with . prayer.· Jess1ca Ashley played a piano solo. Kellie Bell gave he~ testimony and an. mteresting talk about tea and tel! ·pots m England, where she lived for many years. . . ·' ; Chris Adkins read a poem, "Little·Girls ·Grow Up,'': and Nancy .Badran read "A Mother's Hats." Those attending played a Bible game , "Mothers of the Bib_le,'' with Autumn Fitzsimmons, 7, as winner. · · · .. . Each lady attending chose either a hanging flower basket or other gift, and children received special gifts. Linda · Keesee gave the closing prayer. · p~tients with cancer, survtvors, fam1l1es and careg1vers. E<ich meetm~ focuses on, a gen~ral topiC: The groups me_etmgs. are uuo~mal gathenngs where 10~1v1duals. can shme stones · and ms1ghts. . . The next meetmg Will be held on Thur.sday, June 18, fr?m 6 unt1l 7 p.m. m 0 Bleness lower level room · ATHENS - E~pectant mothers and their birth coaches or · 006. . . . For more mformat•?n,cf!n· companions are encouraged to attend O'Bleness Memorial tact Susan Kozak, 0 Bleness Hospital's childbirth class Sunday,Jupe 14 from 2 to 6 p.m. The location of the class will be in O'Bieness' Lower volumeer resources maflflger, Level room 010. First-time parents, as well as experienced tl( (740) 592-9270. · parents , will learn what's new in maternity care·. Expectant parents will also learn the stages of labor and delivery and what to expect before and after the baby is born. The class focuses on breathing and relaxation techniques · Misti Lee, Brandon Mahr, as well as other pain-relief options. The class also prov1des Miranda Manley~ Morgan information about hospital procedures and variations of Mamati, Andrea McGrath,. labor. Ari introduction to the maternity services at Daniel Morman, Blaine · O'Bieness will include a tour of the O'Bleness Birth (ente~. Perry, Christopher Rayburn, The class is free of charge and will be held six times on Ca ~s idy Rose, Adrianna alternating months this year. For ll)Ore information or to Rowe, Taylor Rowe, register, call the O'Bleness Birth Centerat (740) 59Z-9275. Morgan Russell, . Alexis Schwab, Jacob Sizemore, Briana Smith, Samantha Spires, Carolann Stewart, DAYTON (AP) - Supporters of the Ohio Historjcal Carly Taylor, Kyle Society, about proposed budget cuts, staged protests Vanmeter, Gabrielle Walker, Thesdayconcerned aiming to pressure lawmakers to restore funding. · James Walters,Tara Walzer· Demonstrations called "flash mobs" - in which people Kuharic, Morgan Wayland, .asse.mble, protest and quickly disperse - were held on the Cody White, Darrin Will streets of Cincinnati and the Toledo suburb-of Perrysburg. Eighth · Grade: Braden is scheduled in Cleveland on Wednesday. Baker, Thomas Boyer, ·Another Some demonstrators carried signs ihat said, "Don't Let Savanna Capehart, Matthew History Die." Society employees were among the demonCasci, Vanessa Crane, strators. . Alyssa Cremeans, Brittany William Laidlaw Jr., the society's executive director, said Cremeans. Allyson Davis, the version of the two-year state spending an that the Meranda Dickens, Destany Ohio Senate approved reduces .the societyf.l. s .budget to Doucet, · Dev'in Dunham, around $10 mtlhon, comJ)ared With the $12 mtlhon Joshua Dunham, Megan Ted Strickland included for it in his budget proposal. Gov. Dyer, Haley English, J6rdan Laidlaw says if the cuts are made, access to historic sites ·Evans, Kacy Fink, Delilah and might be reduced. And he said society serFish, Erika Fox, Harley Fox, vicesmuseums for 800 local history organizations, the Ohio Mercadies George, Karlie Historical Markers program and National History Day in Hall, Kendra .Haning, Ohio could all be eliminated. Brooklyn Harless, Matthew Keesee,Ashley King, Corey Kin~, Hannah King, Kirsten .Me u1·re, Austin ·McKinney, Jessi Meadows, Tyler Pabon, Shawnella Patterson, Rachel ReJnernber Dad on Father'• Dq P&yne, Emma Perrin, Tess with a gift froJn Clark'• Jewelry. Phelps, .Keana "nobinson, Bat· ley Rupe. Ashlet.gh Sayre, Magg 1·e Sm1·th, · . Bethany Spaun, Autumn Tackett, Madelyn Thomas, McKenzie Whobrey, Haley w1·11, Autumn Williams, 113 COURI' SlRBi&T, POJBROY, 0100..7~2054 Sharon Wright O'Bleness offers childbirth class MEIGS SCHOOL HONOR ROLLS RELEASED POMEROY . - Honor Meigs Intermediate · Keynath Rowe , Meyana rolls for the Meigs Local School Saya, Jordan Shanks, Tyler School District schools for Grade 3: Isaiah Ash- Shull, I<J. Tracy, Abbygale the final six weeks of the Bullington, Paige Atkins, Watsl)n, Tyler · Withams, 2008-09 year have been Alex Booth, Robin Boyer, Hanna Young. · a·nnounced . by William ChaJ?man, Lane Grade 5: Halley Barnes, Superintendent William Cullums, Olivia Davis, · Lauren Booth, Haiden Buckley. Paige Denney, Mica Drehel, English, Marisela EspinozaStudents qualifying for · Trenton Durst, Tavran Cruz, · Tyler Fields. Sadie · honor roll status in their Garnes, Mariah Haley, Fox, Evan George, Miranda respective schools are as Kaylee Haning, Aubrey Gillilan, Macenzie Hayes, follows: · Hart, Zachary Helton, Lexie Houdashelt-Rice, Meigs High School Cameron ·· Hendricks, Jackie Jordan, Wyatt King, Freshman: Alison Brown, Madison Hendricks, Cole Brayden Kopec, Jake Korn; Bruno Casci, Olivia (leek, Hoffman, Kaleb Honaker, Colton Ltlly, Adrtahna Charles Crow, Michael Devin Humphreys, Peyton Patterson, Lara Perrin, Davis, Tiffany Francis, HumJ)breys , · Hayden Kelsie Powell, Gregory . Emalee Glass, Cody Hysell, Jenna Jordan, Pdddy, Chase Scarberry, Hanning, Marlee Hoffman, Marrisa Keesee, Sydney Kalynn Seymour, Breanna ' Melissa Johnson, Taylor Kennedy,RachelKesterson, Smith, Cody Smith, Stacey Jones, Amelia King, Steven Nathaniel Landers, Steven Stanley, Jack Starcher, Mahr, Cody Mattox, Carrie La'udennilt, Kyle Lawson, Benjamin Wilson, Haley Pettit; DiJuan Robinson, Raymond Lawson, Abigail Wilson, Jaden Wolfe. Jennifer Robinson, Travis Litchfield, Bradley Logan, Meigs Middle School Tackett, Victoria Zeigler Bowen Matson, Bryanna Sixth grade: Brook Sophomore: . . Alaine McGuire, Theo McElroy, Andrus, Jordan · Arnold, Arnold, Shellie Bailey, . Shayla Molden, Thelma Mckayla Barrett, Destinee Olivia Bevan, Cameron Morgan, Kaitlynn Newland, Blackwell, Brittany Bolin, Kabrien Borthwick, Alyssa Nitz, McKenzie Cochran, Bradley Colburn, Brianna Buffington, Suretta Ohlinger, Mariah Hannah Cremeans, Amber Cade, Hannah Cleek, Davis Pennington, Kayley Pierce, Davidson, John . Davis, :Nicole, Miranda Grueser, Nevada Qualls, Trey Jamie Elliott, K'Tayona :Charles Harrison, Kassandra Robinson, James Scherfel, Garnes, B.randon Gilkey, Hall, H Jacob : Johnson, Ange Ia Keesee, Gregory Sheets, Ariann Marissa d . Brandon King, Teirsa Sizemore, Bryce Swatzel, Hatfield, Mitchell owar , Kopczinsky, Tiffany Lee, . Dane Thomas; Destiny Kelsey Hudson, Kate1,n Jonathan . McCarthy, Vining, ]\.ladison Wood. Hysell, Haley Kenne y, . K Grade 4: Layne Acree , Anthony·K Kopec, hi Shannon McLaug m, atey Kat1ynn L 1Y ManJared k.·m, , ong , ee Grant ·Adams K R h Patterson, asey B ous . Allman, Alexander Barton, Nat han Mcc1·mtoc k, She Ib Y . Sayre, .· Austm renton 1 M M' h 11 M :Southern, Connor Swartz. Tyler Billingsley, Tay or cCourt, ate e etts . .: Tanner Tackett, Shannon Boggs, Megan Bragg. Bethany Mitchell , . Kerri Walzer-Kuharic, Kara Welch Amanda Cole, Dakota Moon , Lindsay Patterson, Cooper, Wesley l TyIer Andrews, Connolly, Xavier J unor: ·11 . s·-'c 1 Ph 1ps, APatterson. ReynoIdTy Adam Cotten "'"'' ur, e nna s, Kay Ia Bac hte I • Lauren Abbigaile Dailey, Kylie Courtney Robinson. Hailey . Barnes, Dawn Bissell, Tyler Dillon, Jade Dudding, Aaron Roush, Dempsey Rupe, :Brothers, Ian Bullington, Dunham, Abby Eads, Jessie Adam Russell, Angel · Chelsey Davis. Darby Engle, Rainey Fitchpatrick, Sanders. Randall Stewart, VanMatre, ·Gilmore. Cody Hill, Jamie Alishia Foster. Larissa Mikayla Jeffers .. Ryan Jeffers, Heidi Haggy, Parker Haggy. Kourtney Viars. Meloney Johnson. Scott Kennedy, Allison Hatfield, Emily Victory, Victoria Walker, Bobby King . Annisha Henry, Gracie , Hoffman, . Kacie Welsh, Austin Wolfe, Kopec , Holly Martinez, Trae Hood, Keaton Collen Young · Nathaniel McBane, Ariel Huffman, Stephen Hysell, Seventh grade: Morgan Nitz. Cody Smith, Cayla Courtney Jones, · Jared Barton. Shandi Beaver, Taylor. Julie Tillis Kennedy, Joseph Kennedy, Breanne Bonnett, Kimberly Senior: MirRo Amico, Kylie King, Kristian Casci, Olivia Cremeans. Jamie Bailey. Brittany Lemley. Austin Little, Alyson Dettwiller, Brittany Black. Cecil Bolin; Brittany Morgan Lodwick , Dillon Durst. Jarret Durst, Collins, Kenneth Delong, Mahr. Stacy . Michael. Kennedy Elliott. Paul Kayla Gheen. Brandon Makya Milhoan , Danielle Gibbs, David Hayes , Hanning, Amber Hockman, Morris. Elena Musser, Bradley Helton , Derik Hill. Lian Hoffman , Jessica Karlee Norton, Brendan Courtney Holley. Taylor Holliday. Matthew Hosken, Nuscis, Devyn Oliver. Hood, Abigail Houser. Sarah Hubbard ; Corey Raeline Reeves, Jake Roush, Jamee Johnson, Sara Klein, Hutton, Whittney Johnson. Cara Lawless, Morgan · Lentes, Ashley Life, Jahnna : Lydic, Samantha · McDonald, Tela Meloy, Mason Metts , Kenneth Payne , Erin Perkins, Sarah Pullins , Calee Reeves, Jessamyn Reynolds, Brian Rice, Sarah Roach. Denzil ·~ Roberts. 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' . -- Venoy scores 4.0 gpa POMEROY - Alexa Venoy recently finished her first year at Miami Unive.rsity, Oxford, with a grade point average of 4.0. Alexa is the daughter of Mark and Melinda Venoy of ·Pomeroy, and is a member of Delta Zeta Sorority. · group sang to the couple and then signed an anniversary card for them. From the parry they went to Myrtle Beach to celebrate the occasion. Cards were signed for some of the class members who could not be at the reunion due to health problems. · . Present were William F. ·Story of Athens, Richard Vaughan and Don Reuter of Middleport, Earl White of Pickerington, Richard Leifheit of Springfield, Howard Kitchen of Marietta, Ray Hines of Belpre, Madeline [Hysell] Painter, . Shelby [Folmer] Davis; Lela [Grueserl Ervin of Middleport. Joanne [Thornton j Vaughan, Anne [Canaday j Chapman both from Pomeroy, .· Martha ISayre J Serwe of Ft Myers, Florida Shirley ( Wipple j ·Polin11 of Columbus. Bernice [Shendan]lles ofMansfield, Gloria [Swindell] Mcintosh of Athens, and guests, .. And guests: Hazel Story, Vicki Brown, Nancy LeitheJt, Evelyn Jeffers, Wayne Milhoan and Roger Hines. · Methodist Church men1bers after 9 a.m. service. POMEROY - Gracemen to sing at 10:30 a.m. seJvice, Laurel Cliff Free Methodist Church. zations, and anyone wanting to know more about this . military support group . Other eventS Sunday; June 14 . LONG BOTTOM Ruth Stethem will observe her 106th birthday on June.. 14. A lifetime residei)t of Long .Bottom untir a few · years ago, she resides with her son and daughter-in· · law, Gerald and Faye Steihem, in Canton. Cards may be. sent to her at 5911 Lake O'Springs Ave. NW, .Canton, Ohio 447 18. Community Calendar Clubs and organizations Annual reunion of the family and friends of Elbert and Delia Beaver Gillilan, 12:30 p.m. dinThursday, June 11 . ner, at the. Kyger Creek CHESTER Shade power plant club house. E.iver Lodge 453 7:30 p.m . Take a covered dish. at the hall. Refreshments to be served at 6:30 p.m. prior Church to meeting. ·· · TUPPERS PLA.(NS - · Friday, J.une 1'2 . the Thppers. Plains VFW LONG BOTTOM. Post 9053 will meet at . 7 · Gospel sing with .p.m. Meal to be served. at "Redeemed,'' 7 p.m., Faith 6:30p.m. · Full Gospel Church. · Sunday, June 14 POMEROY .:.. Forest Run United Methodist Sunday, June 14 Church hosts reception for KYGER CREEK Minersville United events Reunions s·atilrday, June 13 GALLIPOLIS "- River Cities .Military Family ~upport . (ommtinity "GetAcquainted" picnic, 4 p.m. at tile Haskins Park shelter house, Gallipolis. Meat, beverages, ·and tableware provided. Picnic open to all active-duty military families, veteran~· organi- · GALLIPOLIS - The River Cities Military Family Support Community is planning a "Get-Acquainted" picnicforSaturday,June 13, at the Haskins Park shelter house next to the city pool iri Gallipolis. . · The RCMFSC is furnishing the meat to be cooked by Rev. iohn Jackson, a · ans' organizations. · ·· reUred · Army . chaplain, The event begins at 4 p.m. whose special secret BBQ . with the meal being served sauce promises to be the hit at 5 p.m. Games and music of the picnic. Also being will also be part ofthe fesprovided is the tablewllfe, tivities. The RCMFSC is beverages, and potluck encoumging all active-duty dishes supplied by RCMF- military families and·friends SC families and veterans' to attend as guests, enjoy the familiedrom various veter- food and· fellowship with concerts a year has given the group the exp.erience neces~ary to develop a keen sensitivity to the needs of the moment in any setting. Their n1inistry bas had the privilege of performmg throughout the United States at ~any concert halls, auditonums. churches and fairs . . · The Gospel Rtver Boys have been seen on the Days tar ~etwork. Great American Country and the · Gospel Music Television Network. The group was recently asked to perform at the Br4~son Gospel Mus!o Conv~nuon to be held 10 July m Bransen, Mo. The group has also recorded several CO's . For more mformataon about the1r Metgs County performance contact Pastor pwayne Stutler at Rockspnngs UM Church, 984-2848, VISit us online at other mili.tary families; and get to know the RCMFSC. For more information call Chris at .(740) 441-7454 or (740)245-5589,Pegat(740) 446-7/94 after 6 pJn. or email nlcw2947@yalwo.com. Adtt.m 4 3• fi'S•th T••t-ti) Spw<l\ Frldty, Jyne 12 1 1..... " ' , .,.., .~.. .... ,'<", ~ Grilled Chicken Mashed Potato Casserole Com on the COb Pineapple Upside Oown Cake ,-.J,J ......•·· ""' ,.99'9. ',.,..,........... ~.-. All Dlnnere $1.50 • Chef Salada Dellvetry ~•liable to Poineroy/Micldle~t~~~ To • 10. - Jddmw~ "'ih Wvbi!IIIJ ' \AnilDm Stan f>eo- -Oe<kS. ~ &/Jk)lli( ( f, :;.":6X frzslrlrfl ~ - -- - - - jl1$t Sian Up·Onflnel iJ 'lli.Vt ww;w.Loe~INileom Mc~n lel INGELS CARPE www.mydallysentlnel.com Your online source for news 175 North 2nd Ave. Prw.;4.N111tt"IM'" rllttnti,.. Middlcpon Pnmcmy 992-51~1 992·.~ w••_..t'N:IImtdanitl.tt»a Middleport, OH 740-992-7028 ...• S..ve· $150 • '"·--···· _.,_ . ~;-•· ,I ·~.0 -· •• • Mt'~ 1•'·'•"' ...oh. I \ll•.·<>,• •·>llt• • FRlE 241Htchn.'"' ~ • lflllflnl MM~ • Hotp ~buda't lit\1 & Jwnca A.mJ,.($(.1n DIRECI'ORS • • • '•.;> .. ........ ..,~··· ,, ""\ Birthdays. Mili•tary·· 14~amily .·sup.port ~·.ou·P. plans pl·c·m·c. .., ' . J 1 t · ·-~ ..... . . , . l' .......... ..... •' tree · ornament, favors . and pictures· for . members to take home. A recipe/memory book was made by a class member for everyone. It contained recipes from class members along with readings, )okes, pictures . and other mformauon. The door prize of a photo album with pictures past and present was ·won by Ray Hines of Belpre. The class recognized Richard. and Nancy Leifheit . who were celebrating their ·50th wedding anniversary the day of the party: The Ruth Stethem .News of Local SCholars •.•• _...,' ,.~,~~ POMEROY - The 1954 class of Pomeroy High School held its 55th reunion party on May 23 at the Bradford Church of Christ activity building with 16 classmates and · six guests attending. · The graduating class had a total of 52 members. Current! y II are deceased, with the latest death taking p1ace in April, In tribute a table of pictures .of the deceased was featured at the reunion . . Other things on display were class photo albums, a ROCKSPRINGS L<imp Music recording artisl. the Gospel River Boys, will be in concert at 10 a.m., Sunday at Rocksprings United Methodist Church. Hailing from Ironton and known for their mastery of the Southern Gospel style of music, the Gospel River Boys have been performing fu!Jctime for over 10 years. Singing approximately 140 ., ~ .......~»• l• 'tOI'Ir\• ... ..... •-!· 24999 ,,,,.j H t)MI ~·l)oth ·~ ·~' ~ · ...~ .... 1' ' I ' 'l'' f ......,..~ • D-'lo\\ " ''•·· • 199., ~! PHS Class:of'54 holds reunion :Meigs County's oldest Gospel River Boys in concert .. to observe ......... WJl'--..__, Wu '"'i Oiw: J\.yool S20 , w· 110pU:OHOfV • 1'\' - ---J>.II!II...,...· ~~-- .... .. Submitted photo Attending the Pomeroy High School, Class of 1954, reunion were from the left, front, Madeline Painter, Martha Serwe,,Shirley Poling, Joanne Vaughan, Leta Ervin, Bernice lies, Shelby Davis, Gloria Mcintosh, and Anne Chapman; and back, William F. Sto.y, Richard V11ughan, Earl White, Richard Leifhe~. Wayne Milhoan, Don Reuter, Howard Kitchen, and Ray Hines. Call: 7....,2·2111 or Fax: j ' .£ C al l MAR CUM CONSTRU CTION Cornrn en cai & Res id enti al Room Additions, Decks, Garages, Vinyl & Wood Siding, Roofing, Chain Link & Wood Fencing General Home Maintenance MilE W. M.UCIM.IWNII . Ph 740-985-4141 • Cell : 740-416-1834 2S JN11 t~ F'" EslimiiM ........._WI'*'- MIU liiiiiii'CUift ROQftnt t JitemOd �LOCAL • STATE The Daily. Sentinel \ PageA2 VVednesday;Junet0,2099 PageA3 BYTHEBEND "The Daily Sentinel VVednesday, June 10, 2009 ANNIE'S MAILBOX RACE Longer they wait, tougher it will be . The problem is our daughter feels it is wrong for us to move away :: · Dear Annie: · A few because it will be too hard :-months ago, my daughter for her to care for us when <got into an argument with we get too old to care for ·:her brother. During ·the ourselves. We . think that ::course of this very . heated time is fairly far in the >disagreement, my daughter future, and even so. our ::said she never liked his new community includes a . stepson because of some- hospital · and there are two .thing that happened 10 other medical facilities years ago. My ~on's wife nearby.lthin" our daughter ·overheard the remark and feels guilty because someWl\S very hurt, When she one told her they couldn't caine into the family, her believe she would let us son was very young and we move so far away. What all accepted htm. . can we say to help her deal I asked my daughter to with this better? .apologize for making such a Confused damaging comment. She Dear Confused: Your replied that she didn't . daughter isn't thinking understand what the big about hospital care. She's ·· deal was and they shQuld worried about the day you get over it. I cannot get can no longer' drive to the ·through to her what an grocery store or clean your , awful · thing she said and house; and she has a point. how much it hurt them. However, you are srill Because of this, none of young enough · to enjoy · them are speaking to each many lllore years of inde. other. This means we can't pendence, and there's no get the family together. It is reason you can't do it literally makmg me sick. .. where you ·prefer. Assure · . When l ask her to apolo- her that if it becomes too •gize , iny daughter accuses difficult to remain self-suf. ·me of. taking sides, I told fii:ient, you will consider both of them they need to moving clqser to her. In the resolve this before it meantime, please visit as · begins to fester .. Is the sit- . often as you can. uation hopeless? Dear Annie: I read the Crying Mom letter from "Still Single in Dear Mom: Not hope· California," t~e 35-year-old . less, but it will take some woman who wants to pre.effort ·from both of your arrange her buria I and kids to · fix it. Your daugh- memorial plans. Please tell :ter must .apologize, and your readers about the ., your son must forgive. Funeral · Consumers ,And you are right - the Alliance, a nonprofit orgalonger they wait, the hard- ni.~ation dedicated to pro'er it will be. . tecting a 'consumer's right · Talk to your . daughter · to choose a meaningful : · first. She may be reluctant . djgnified, affordable funer. ·to admit fault, so explain al. Readers can gain a .:that whether right or wrong, wealth of advice, find a .,it is important ·to say you . friendly ear a!ld save a ton . are sorry when you hurt of mon.ey by joinin!l one of . someone, espeCially a per- the aff1ltates m thelf · state. . son· you care . a\louf. She We are ·in 43 states and ·-doesn't have to apologize. Canada .. The website . is · for her opinion of his step- www.funerals.org. . son' (and she should keep Bayside, Calif. . .·.future opinions to herseiJ), Dear . Bayside: Thanks -but she absolutely needs to · for thejnformation. Readers ·tell her brother that she did- should know that there is a ·n't mean to cause!ain to fee to join, although donahim or his wife an she is lions are tax dedu~tible . ·sorry. Period. If she agrees, Annie's Mailbox is writ; ·speak. to your so~ an~ urge ten by Kathy Mitc~ell an~ -him .to accept h1s sister's Marcy Sugar, longtime ed1· apology so they can rebuild tots of the Ann Landers :: BY KATHY MITCHELL ::AND MARCY SUGAR Submllt•od photo Suzie Adkins is honored as Mother of the Year at the Victory Baptist . Church Mother/Daughter Banquet Lola Hubbard made the presentation. Adkins .was also honored with a front-row seat for the pro~ram. 1\ocky Top /,_.,.__.__."-'""-"'-'fl- Adkins honored as Mother ofthe Year fEA1URE .. ·· WINNER Submllted photo Randy Armes, Chester, celebrated his first ca'reer feature win in the Modlite division at Rocky Top Raceway, Coa.l Grove. Armes made RTR history as the youngest w.inning driver ever at age 14. He attends Eastern High School and IS span· so red by McDonald's of Pomeroy and Jeff Warner Insurance. ·. Program helps women cancer patients .· ATHENS - In partner·ship with the 'Bleness Health System, the American Cancer Society offers a program to help . women who are currently undergoing treatment for cancer. The American Cancer Society's "Look Good ... Feel Better" session will be held Tuesday, June 16; from 5 to 7 p.m .. in the (astrop Center, Suite 300, in the O'Bleness Medical Park Athens. Th~ program is a free national program. Trained, volunteer cosmetologists teach beauty techni.ques to women cancer pallents to help them combat the appearance-related side effects of. cancer treatment and to help improve their self-image. The :-vom~n learn how to cope With skm changes and hatr loss usmg . cosmetics and skm care products donated by the cosmetic industry. Free cosmetic kits are prov1ded at the group sessions. Women also learn ways to disguise hair loss with wigs, scarves and other accessones. Founded m 1989, the program ts a collaboratiOn between the Cosmetic. Toiletry,, and Fr~grance Assoc.mtJOn FoundatiOn .. the Amencan Cancer Society and the Nat1onal Cosmetology AssoctatJOn. To reg1ster for th1s free class call >:our Amencan Cancer Society · at 1-800395-5665, and.press 0. . O'Bleness Memonal Hospital ·also sponsors a . cancer discussion group for MIDDLEPORT - Suzie Adkins was recognized as Mother of the Year at the Mother/Daughter Banquet held recently at Victory Baptist Church in Middleport. The fellowship hall was decorated for a Victorian tea party, and a baked steak dinner owas ~rved with cake and punch . Mary Beth Musser won a Victorian wreath, and Wandy Ashley a Vtctonan tea set as .l,loor pnzes: The program was opened with . prayer.· Jess1ca Ashley played a piano solo. Kellie Bell gave he~ testimony and an. mteresting talk about tea and tel! ·pots m England, where she lived for many years. . . ·' ; Chris Adkins read a poem, "Little·Girls ·Grow Up,'': and Nancy .Badran read "A Mother's Hats." Those attending played a Bible game , "Mothers of the Bib_le,'' with Autumn Fitzsimmons, 7, as winner. · · · .. . Each lady attending chose either a hanging flower basket or other gift, and children received special gifts. Linda · Keesee gave the closing prayer. · p~tients with cancer, survtvors, fam1l1es and careg1vers. E<ich meetm~ focuses on, a gen~ral topiC: The groups me_etmgs. are uuo~mal gathenngs where 10~1v1duals. can shme stones · and ms1ghts. . . The next meetmg Will be held on Thur.sday, June 18, fr?m 6 unt1l 7 p.m. m 0 Bleness lower level room · ATHENS - E~pectant mothers and their birth coaches or · 006. . . . For more mformat•?n,cf!n· companions are encouraged to attend O'Bleness Memorial tact Susan Kozak, 0 Bleness Hospital's childbirth class Sunday,Jupe 14 from 2 to 6 p.m. The location of the class will be in O'Bieness' Lower volumeer resources maflflger, Level room 010. First-time parents, as well as experienced tl( (740) 592-9270. · parents , will learn what's new in maternity care·. Expectant parents will also learn the stages of labor and delivery and what to expect before and after the baby is born. The class focuses on breathing and relaxation techniques · Misti Lee, Brandon Mahr, as well as other pain-relief options. The class also prov1des Miranda Manley~ Morgan information about hospital procedures and variations of Mamati, Andrea McGrath,. labor. Ari introduction to the maternity services at Daniel Morman, Blaine · O'Bieness will include a tour of the O'Bleness Birth (ente~. Perry, Christopher Rayburn, The class is free of charge and will be held six times on Ca ~s idy Rose, Adrianna alternating months this year. For ll)Ore information or to Rowe, Taylor Rowe, register, call the O'Bleness Birth Centerat (740) 59Z-9275. Morgan Russell, . Alexis Schwab, Jacob Sizemore, Briana Smith, Samantha Spires, Carolann Stewart, DAYTON (AP) - Supporters of the Ohio Historjcal Carly Taylor, Kyle Society, about proposed budget cuts, staged protests Vanmeter, Gabrielle Walker, Thesdayconcerned aiming to pressure lawmakers to restore funding. · James Walters,Tara Walzer· Demonstrations called "flash mobs" - in which people Kuharic, Morgan Wayland, .asse.mble, protest and quickly disperse - were held on the Cody White, Darrin Will streets of Cincinnati and the Toledo suburb-of Perrysburg. Eighth · Grade: Braden is scheduled in Cleveland on Wednesday. Baker, Thomas Boyer, ·Another Some demonstrators carried signs ihat said, "Don't Let Savanna Capehart, Matthew History Die." Society employees were among the demonCasci, Vanessa Crane, strators. . Alyssa Cremeans, Brittany William Laidlaw Jr., the society's executive director, said Cremeans. Allyson Davis, the version of the two-year state spending an that the Meranda Dickens, Destany Ohio Senate approved reduces .the societyf.l. s .budget to Doucet, · Dev'in Dunham, around $10 mtlhon, comJ)ared With the $12 mtlhon Joshua Dunham, Megan Ted Strickland included for it in his budget proposal. Gov. Dyer, Haley English, J6rdan Laidlaw says if the cuts are made, access to historic sites ·Evans, Kacy Fink, Delilah and might be reduced. And he said society serFish, Erika Fox, Harley Fox, vicesmuseums for 800 local history organizations, the Ohio Mercadies George, Karlie Historical Markers program and National History Day in Hall, Kendra .Haning, Ohio could all be eliminated. Brooklyn Harless, Matthew Keesee,Ashley King, Corey Kin~, Hannah King, Kirsten .Me u1·re, Austin ·McKinney, Jessi Meadows, Tyler Pabon, Shawnella Patterson, Rachel ReJnernber Dad on Father'• Dq P&yne, Emma Perrin, Tess with a gift froJn Clark'• Jewelry. Phelps, .Keana "nobinson, Bat· ley Rupe. Ashlet.gh Sayre, Magg 1·e Sm1·th, · . Bethany Spaun, Autumn Tackett, Madelyn Thomas, McKenzie Whobrey, Haley w1·11, Autumn Williams, 113 COURI' SlRBi&T, POJBROY, 0100..7~2054 Sharon Wright O'Bleness offers childbirth class MEIGS SCHOOL HONOR ROLLS RELEASED POMEROY . - Honor Meigs Intermediate · Keynath Rowe , Meyana rolls for the Meigs Local School Saya, Jordan Shanks, Tyler School District schools for Grade 3: Isaiah Ash- Shull, I<J. Tracy, Abbygale the final six weeks of the Bullington, Paige Atkins, Watsl)n, Tyler · Withams, 2008-09 year have been Alex Booth, Robin Boyer, Hanna Young. · a·nnounced . by William ChaJ?man, Lane Grade 5: Halley Barnes, Superintendent William Cullums, Olivia Davis, · Lauren Booth, Haiden Buckley. Paige Denney, Mica Drehel, English, Marisela EspinozaStudents qualifying for · Trenton Durst, Tavran Cruz, · Tyler Fields. Sadie · honor roll status in their Garnes, Mariah Haley, Fox, Evan George, Miranda respective schools are as Kaylee Haning, Aubrey Gillilan, Macenzie Hayes, follows: · Hart, Zachary Helton, Lexie Houdashelt-Rice, Meigs High School Cameron ·· Hendricks, Jackie Jordan, Wyatt King, Freshman: Alison Brown, Madison Hendricks, Cole Brayden Kopec, Jake Korn; Bruno Casci, Olivia (leek, Hoffman, Kaleb Honaker, Colton Ltlly, Adrtahna Charles Crow, Michael Devin Humphreys, Peyton Patterson, Lara Perrin, Davis, Tiffany Francis, HumJ)breys , · Hayden Kelsie Powell, Gregory . Emalee Glass, Cody Hysell, Jenna Jordan, Pdddy, Chase Scarberry, Hanning, Marlee Hoffman, Marrisa Keesee, Sydney Kalynn Seymour, Breanna ' Melissa Johnson, Taylor Kennedy,RachelKesterson, Smith, Cody Smith, Stacey Jones, Amelia King, Steven Nathaniel Landers, Steven Stanley, Jack Starcher, Mahr, Cody Mattox, Carrie La'udennilt, Kyle Lawson, Benjamin Wilson, Haley Pettit; DiJuan Robinson, Raymond Lawson, Abigail Wilson, Jaden Wolfe. Jennifer Robinson, Travis Litchfield, Bradley Logan, Meigs Middle School Tackett, Victoria Zeigler Bowen Matson, Bryanna Sixth grade: Brook Sophomore: . . Alaine McGuire, Theo McElroy, Andrus, Jordan · Arnold, Arnold, Shellie Bailey, . Shayla Molden, Thelma Mckayla Barrett, Destinee Olivia Bevan, Cameron Morgan, Kaitlynn Newland, Blackwell, Brittany Bolin, Kabrien Borthwick, Alyssa Nitz, McKenzie Cochran, Bradley Colburn, Brianna Buffington, Suretta Ohlinger, Mariah Hannah Cremeans, Amber Cade, Hannah Cleek, Davis Pennington, Kayley Pierce, Davidson, John . Davis, :Nicole, Miranda Grueser, Nevada Qualls, Trey Jamie Elliott, K'Tayona :Charles Harrison, Kassandra Robinson, James Scherfel, Garnes, B.randon Gilkey, Hall, H Jacob : Johnson, Ange Ia Keesee, Gregory Sheets, Ariann Marissa d . Brandon King, Teirsa Sizemore, Bryce Swatzel, Hatfield, Mitchell owar , Kopczinsky, Tiffany Lee, . Dane Thomas; Destiny Kelsey Hudson, Kate1,n Jonathan . McCarthy, Vining, ]\.ladison Wood. Hysell, Haley Kenne y, . K Grade 4: Layne Acree , Anthony·K Kopec, hi Shannon McLaug m, atey Kat1ynn L 1Y ManJared k.·m, , ong , ee Grant ·Adams K R h Patterson, asey B ous . Allman, Alexander Barton, Nat han Mcc1·mtoc k, She Ib Y . Sayre, .· Austm renton 1 M M' h 11 M :Southern, Connor Swartz. Tyler Billingsley, Tay or cCourt, ate e etts . .: Tanner Tackett, Shannon Boggs, Megan Bragg. Bethany Mitchell , . Kerri Walzer-Kuharic, Kara Welch Amanda Cole, Dakota Moon , Lindsay Patterson, Cooper, Wesley l TyIer Andrews, Connolly, Xavier J unor: ·11 . s·-'c 1 Ph 1ps, APatterson. ReynoIdTy Adam Cotten "'"'' ur, e nna s, Kay Ia Bac hte I • Lauren Abbigaile Dailey, Kylie Courtney Robinson. Hailey . Barnes, Dawn Bissell, Tyler Dillon, Jade Dudding, Aaron Roush, Dempsey Rupe, :Brothers, Ian Bullington, Dunham, Abby Eads, Jessie Adam Russell, Angel · Chelsey Davis. Darby Engle, Rainey Fitchpatrick, Sanders. Randall Stewart, VanMatre, ·Gilmore. Cody Hill, Jamie Alishia Foster. Larissa Mikayla Jeffers .. Ryan Jeffers, Heidi Haggy, Parker Haggy. Kourtney Viars. Meloney Johnson. Scott Kennedy, Allison Hatfield, Emily Victory, Victoria Walker, Bobby King . Annisha Henry, Gracie , Hoffman, . Kacie Welsh, Austin Wolfe, Kopec , Holly Martinez, Trae Hood, Keaton Collen Young · Nathaniel McBane, Ariel Huffman, Stephen Hysell, Seventh grade: Morgan Nitz. Cody Smith, Cayla Courtney Jones, · Jared Barton. 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' . -- Venoy scores 4.0 gpa POMEROY - Alexa Venoy recently finished her first year at Miami Unive.rsity, Oxford, with a grade point average of 4.0. Alexa is the daughter of Mark and Melinda Venoy of ·Pomeroy, and is a member of Delta Zeta Sorority. · group sang to the couple and then signed an anniversary card for them. From the parry they went to Myrtle Beach to celebrate the occasion. Cards were signed for some of the class members who could not be at the reunion due to health problems. · . Present were William F. ·Story of Athens, Richard Vaughan and Don Reuter of Middleport, Earl White of Pickerington, Richard Leifheit of Springfield, Howard Kitchen of Marietta, Ray Hines of Belpre, Madeline [Hysell] Painter, . Shelby [Folmer] Davis; Lela [Grueserl Ervin of Middleport. Joanne [Thornton j Vaughan, Anne [Canaday j Chapman both from Pomeroy, .· Martha ISayre J Serwe of Ft Myers, Florida Shirley ( Wipple j ·Polin11 of Columbus. Bernice [Shendan]lles ofMansfield, Gloria [Swindell] Mcintosh of Athens, and guests, .. And guests: Hazel Story, Vicki Brown, Nancy LeitheJt, Evelyn Jeffers, Wayne Milhoan and Roger Hines. · Methodist Church men1bers after 9 a.m. service. POMEROY - Gracemen to sing at 10:30 a.m. seJvice, Laurel Cliff Free Methodist Church. zations, and anyone wanting to know more about this . military support group . Other eventS Sunday; June 14 . LONG BOTTOM Ruth Stethem will observe her 106th birthday on June.. 14. A lifetime residei)t of Long .Bottom untir a few · years ago, she resides with her son and daughter-in· · law, Gerald and Faye Steihem, in Canton. Cards may be. sent to her at 5911 Lake O'Springs Ave. NW, .Canton, Ohio 447 18. Community Calendar Clubs and organizations Annual reunion of the family and friends of Elbert and Delia Beaver Gillilan, 12:30 p.m. dinThursday, June 11 . ner, at the. Kyger Creek CHESTER Shade power plant club house. E.iver Lodge 453 7:30 p.m . Take a covered dish. at the hall. Refreshments to be served at 6:30 p.m. prior Church to meeting. ·· · TUPPERS PLA.(NS - · Friday, J.une 1'2 . the Thppers. Plains VFW LONG BOTTOM. Post 9053 will meet at . 7 · Gospel sing with .p.m. Meal to be served. at "Redeemed,'' 7 p.m., Faith 6:30p.m. · Full Gospel Church. · Sunday, June 14 POMEROY .:.. Forest Run United Methodist Sunday, June 14 Church hosts reception for KYGER CREEK Minersville United events Reunions s·atilrday, June 13 GALLIPOLIS "- River Cities .Military Family ~upport . (ommtinity "GetAcquainted" picnic, 4 p.m. at tile Haskins Park shelter house, Gallipolis. Meat, beverages, ·and tableware provided. Picnic open to all active-duty military families, veteran~· organi- · GALLIPOLIS - The River Cities Military Family Support Community is planning a "Get-Acquainted" picnicforSaturday,June 13, at the Haskins Park shelter house next to the city pool iri Gallipolis. . · The RCMFSC is furnishing the meat to be cooked by Rev. iohn Jackson, a · ans' organizations. · ·· reUred · Army . chaplain, The event begins at 4 p.m. whose special secret BBQ . with the meal being served sauce promises to be the hit at 5 p.m. Games and music of the picnic. Also being will also be part ofthe fesprovided is the tablewllfe, tivities. The RCMFSC is beverages, and potluck encoumging all active-duty dishes supplied by RCMF- military families and·friends SC families and veterans' to attend as guests, enjoy the familiedrom various veter- food and· fellowship with concerts a year has given the group the exp.erience neces~ary to develop a keen sensitivity to the needs of the moment in any setting. Their n1inistry bas had the privilege of performmg throughout the United States at ~any concert halls, auditonums. churches and fairs . . · The Gospel Rtver Boys have been seen on the Days tar ~etwork. Great American Country and the · Gospel Music Television Network. The group was recently asked to perform at the Br4~son Gospel Mus!o Conv~nuon to be held 10 July m Bransen, Mo. The group has also recorded several CO's . For more mformataon about the1r Metgs County performance contact Pastor pwayne Stutler at Rockspnngs UM Church, 984-2848, VISit us online at other mili.tary families; and get to know the RCMFSC. For more information call Chris at .(740) 441-7454 or (740)245-5589,Pegat(740) 446-7/94 after 6 pJn. or email nlcw2947@yalwo.com. Adtt.m 4 3• fi'S•th T••t-ti) Spw<l\ Frldty, Jyne 12 1 1..... " ' , .,.., .~.. .... ,'<", ~ Grilled Chicken Mashed Potato Casserole Com on the COb Pineapple Upside Oown Cake ,-.J,J ......•·· ""' ,.99'9. ',.,..,........... ~.-. 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It contained recipes from class members along with readings, )okes, pictures . and other mformauon. The door prize of a photo album with pictures past and present was ·won by Ray Hines of Belpre. The class recognized Richard. and Nancy Leifheit . who were celebrating their ·50th wedding anniversary the day of the party: The Ruth Stethem .News of Local SCholars •.•• _...,' ,.~,~~ POMEROY - The 1954 class of Pomeroy High School held its 55th reunion party on May 23 at the Bradford Church of Christ activity building with 16 classmates and · six guests attending. · The graduating class had a total of 52 members. Current! y II are deceased, with the latest death taking p1ace in April, In tribute a table of pictures .of the deceased was featured at the reunion . . Other things on display were class photo albums, a ROCKSPRINGS L<imp Music recording artisl. the Gospel River Boys, will be in concert at 10 a.m., Sunday at Rocksprings United Methodist Church. Hailing from Ironton and known for their mastery of the Southern Gospel style of music, the Gospel River Boys have been performing fu!Jctime for over 10 years. Singing approximately 140 ., ~ .......~»• l• 'tOI'Ir\• ... ..... •-!· 24999 ,,,,.j H t)MI ~·l)oth ·~ ·~' ~ · ...~ .... 1' ' I ' 'l'' f ......,..~ • D-'lo\\ " ''•·· • 199., ~! PHS Class:of'54 holds reunion :Meigs County's oldest Gospel River Boys in concert .. to observe ......... WJl'--..__, Wu '"'i Oiw: J\.yool S20 , w· 110pU:OHOfV • 1'\' - ---J>.II!II...,...· ~~-- .... .. Submitted photo Attending the Pomeroy High School, Class of 1954, reunion were from the left, front, Madeline Painter, Martha Serwe,,Shirley Poling, Joanne Vaughan, Leta Ervin, Bernice lies, Shelby Davis, Gloria Mcintosh, and Anne Chapman; and back, William F. Sto.y, Richard V11ughan, Earl White, Richard Leifhe~. Wayne Milhoan, Don Reuter, Howard Kitchen, and Ray Hines. 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Dan Goodrich Lopez • Utat's not dialogue from pants in its abstinence-eduBut while Best Friends Publisher a ··sex and rhe City'' cation program to explain · challenges children and remake. Jt 's Andrea the program's signilicancc teens to say "no," it r,roCharlene Hoeflich Moscoe, 20, who is a "comin their lives. Hannah·. a vides much to say "yes ' to General Manager-News Editor mitted chick," accordinlf to ing the"!" or "m" words-. sixth-grader at Louise A.• as well; showing inner-city Elementary kids they can have a full life Cosmopolitan maga1.me , l!)iVe and marr'a e Th ey Spencer Pam Caldwell 1 g . preserving her virginity simply want to wait in order School, explained that the that doesn't get its purpose Advertising Director despite being in college and . ·to lind a mate they will . progrdm taught her that she from sex. Imagine; sex "living in a house with live remember, or be "comfort- has "the right to say no to could be a beautiful expresCongress shall make no law respecting an sex-crazed girls." The able" with, or who will. be sex aod drugs ... to respect sion of happiness and love myself and the Qncs around instead of a casual, reckless women's glt'ssy profiles "someone they trust." establishment of religion, or prohibiting the several young virgins in it.~ Brooke Shields. would me ... to have trust, faith and or desperate search for a : free exercise tliereof; or abridging the freedom · July issue . tell them to just get on with self-esteem." shabby substitute. of speech, or of the press; or the right of the Why would anyone not be it, already . . In an issue Of In other words, Hannah's As sixth-grader Hannah having sex in this postHealth magazine, the " Blue self-worth isn't determined puts it: "it's about sister·. people peaceably to assemble, and to petition Victorian age'.' Brace your- Lagoon" actress and moth- · by her scores in the "Love hood. Best Friends is aboul the Government for a redress of grievances. . ,c) f: Some young women er of two daughters named Game," as the Lady Gaga teaching young girls how to consider sex an "intimate her biggest health -related song crudely terms what is be smart, successful and · - The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution thing," according to the arti- regret: "I think J would far, far from real love . beautiful: Best Friends is de. But holding out isn't have had sex a lot earlier! Quonia, a student at about self-respect, self-coneasy; Cosmo finds their.20- ... 1 think 1 would have lost Chancellor Avenue School, trol , responsibility and Jove. year-old virgins on the lirink my virginity earlier than I also understands this It's about respecting yout of giving in. did at 22.'' important lesson. "There body. and not having sex at a Victoria Vikes. who at the AI the young age of 20. are plenty of times when young age. Best Friends is Today is Wednesday, June 10, the 161st day of 2009. ripe age of 23 is one of the Miss Moscoe gets what boys have told me things about being . truthful and There are 204 days left in the year. older girls featured in the Shields, at age 44, doesn't. that I wanted to hear just so being yourself.'' Today's Highlight in History : On June 10, 1935, article, says. "Sometimes Moscoe tells Cosmo: "My I would have sex with Maybe they should quote .Alcoholics Anonymous was founded in Akron. Ohio. mY virginity feels like a roommates always tell them. But !.didn't and I am her in the next issue of a On this date: In I 865, the Richard Wagner opera "Tris.tan handicap , Dating i; ditlicult guys I' m dating about my proud to say that I'm in the certain women's glossy. und Isolde" premiered in Munich. In 1907. II men in live cars set out from the French enough without that hang- virgin status. and tease me. eighth grade and l am not Hannah and her friends active," she might be the inspiration that embassy in Beijing on a race to Paris. (Prince Scipione ing over my head. I might !-think it 's because they arc sexually just settle for the next semiinsecure and want the guys declares. · Cosnio girls need. Borghese of Italy was the 11rst to arrive in the French capidecent guy who come; to get scared off or because Best Friends' abstinence- · (Kathryn Lopez is the edital two months later.) they're . jealous th ~lt rm only mission would ·· be tor of National ·~eview · In 1940; Italy declared war on France and Britain: around ." Andrea anJ .Victoria are stronger than they've deemed " unreali stic" by Online . ( www.nationalre· Canada declared war on Italy. represent;lt ivc of the been ." many well-fun~ed sex-ed ~iew.com). She call be coli· .. In 1942, the Gestapo massacred 173 male residents of women profiled. Mo~t of And when Moscoe weak- wonks. But according to a . tacted at klopez@nationalLidice, Czechoslovakia, in retaliation for the killing of a these gals aren't even think- · ens and starts looking long- 2005 study in the journal review.com) . ~azi official. In 1964, the Senate voted to limit further debate on a proposed civil rights bill, shutting 'Off a 11libuster by Southern senators. . In 1967, the Middle East War ended as Israel and Syria agreed to observe a U.N.-mediated cease-fire .. In 1977, James Earl Ray, the convicted assassin of civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr., escaped from Brushy Mountain State Prison in Tennessee with six others; he was recaptured June 13 . · In 19n, Aftirmed won the Belmont Stakes and with ii, ·horse racing's Triple Crown. In 1982 ; the play "Torch Song Trilogy," by Harvey Fierstein, opened on Broadway. In 1985.socialite Claus von Bulow was acquitled by a jury in Providence, R.I., at his retrial on charges he 'd tried to murder his heiress wife, Martha "Sunny" von Bulow. . One year ago: A Sudanese jetliner skidded off a runway ·and crashed into airport lights after ·landing ,in Khartoum, ·. . ; killing 30 people. Today's Birthdays: Britain 's Prince Philip is 88. · Columnist Nat Hentoff is 84: Actor-director Lionel Jeffries is83.Author Maurice Sendak is 81. Auorney F. Lee Bailey is 76. Singer Shirley Alston Reeves (The Shirelles) is 68. Actor J urgen Prochnow is 68. Media comm~ntator Jeff Greenfield is 66. Country singer-songwriter Thorn ·Schuyler is 57. Former Sen. John Edwards is 56. Actor Andrew Stevens .is 54. Singer Barrington Henderson is 53. Former NeW York Gov. Eliot Spitzer is 50.. Rock musician Kif\! Deal is 48. Singer Maxi Priest is 48. Actress Gina · Gershon is 47. Actress Jeanne Tripplehorn is 46. Rock rll'lUsiciali Jimmy Chamberlin is 45. Actress Kate Flannery jis 45. Model-actress Elizabeth Hurley is 44. Rock musician •!Joey Santiago is 44. Actor Doug McKeon is 43. Rock musician Emma Anderson is 42. Rapper The D.O.C. is 41. Rock jsi11ger Mike Doughty is 39. R&B singer JoJo is 38. ~ Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal is 38. R&B singer Faith : Evans is 36. Actor Hugh Dancy is 34. R&B singer Lemisha <Grinstead (702) is 31. Actor DJ Qualls is 31. Actor Shane ~ West is 31. Singer Hoku is 28. Actress Lee lee Sobieski is 'i27. Olympic gold medalllgure skater Tara Lipinski is 27. !Dallas Cowboys running back Marion Barber is 26. i Thought for Today: "I am lirm. You are obstinate. He is ' a pig-headed fool." - Katharine Whitehorn. Briti sh news;:paper columnist. . ASK YOUR ACCOUNTANT 'IF.AFFORDIN6 THIS DRU6 IS RU?HT ·FOR ~OU .. .,- - - - - - -.. -.,------- -----~-. 1 . l LETTERS TO THE EDITOR ; Letters to the editor are welcome. They should be less 300 words. All lelfets are subjecr to editing, must be :signed, and include address ond telephone 1111mber. No ~ unsigned letters will be published. Letters should be in ·: good taste , addressing issue.s, not persmralities. Letters of · Are school lunches mak;thanks to organizations and indi~i<luals will not be accepting our kids obese'! I don't ied for puhlication. ~ rha11 ' Thinking outside the lunch box know a lot about school lunches because I carried my lunch to school for .1 2 years - so did almost every kid in my class. And the :. Reader Services cusPs 21a-9so> · · lunch I brought wasn 'I very I Correction Polley Ohio Valley Publishing Co. healthy. For years, I made J Our rnaln concern in alf stories Is to Published every · morning , Monday cream-cheese-and-olive ~ be ~ate. It you know of an error through Friday. 111 Court Street, sandwiches for myself. " in a story, call the newsroom at (740) Pomeroy, c;lhiQ. Second-class postage : 992.·21 ~. · · paid at Pomeroy. · Then I graduated to peanut .._ -~ Member: The Associated Press. and butter and jelly, then : Our main number le the Ohio Newspaper Association. baloney and cheese. ; (740) 992·2156. Paolmnter: Send address correc· Now that most ·kids get • Department extensions are: tions to The Dally Sanlinat, P.O. Box their lunch at th.e school l 729, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769. j. News cafeteria. I hear the school ; Editor: ChMene Hoeflich, Ext. 12 Subscription Rates lunches are killing them. J Reporter: Bnan Reed, Ext. 14 By carrier or motor route They're making them fat ~ Reporter: Beth Sergent. Ext. 13 4 weeks ..............'11.30 and giving them di.,betes. 52 weeks ............' 128.85 : Advertising ...................so• Doctor~ say 10-year-olds · j Adverttelng Director: Pam Caldwell . oanv Senior have high cholesterol Citizen rates j ·740-,446-2342, EXI. 17 . 26 -ka .... . ......... '59.61 because !lie school · lunch , Recall: Matt Rodgers, Ext. 15 52 weeks .... , .. : .... '116.90 menu is heavy· on things ' Rel•ll: .Brenda Davis, Ext t 6 -shooldAIRlltnact.ence ~ CtauJCirc.: -~Udy Ctart<. Ext. 10 like pizza and cheeseburgdll1cl t> Tho llailv No sub· ers, tacos and fried chicken, scription by mail permhted in 8r&8$ ~ Circulation where homo carrier service Is awitable. which is pretty much the ~ Cln:utetton M -: David Lucas, • 74().4.46.2342, Ext. 11 same kind of food choices Mall Subac:riptlon • Dlotrlct Cln:u1811on ..._._.., you pass while driving your tnolde Meigs County ; Mike Wllin kids to school. It 's not as if 12 Weeks . ... . ... .... .'35.26 they are suddenly eating General Manager 26 Weeks . . . . . . .... '70.70 Charlene Hoeflich, Ext 12 52 Weeks ............' 140.11 lentils and Brussels sprouts ' ·~ • after they le.,ve school. e.....au: Outside Meigs County 'J mdsnews OmyOallysenlinel.com ''Oh. mom. let's stop at J 12 Weeks ..... . . . .. . .. ~56.55 the lntern.,tional House of ' 26 Weeks ...... . ..... '1 13.60 ' Soy and Grass-fed. Free52 Weeks . . . . .... ...'227.21 www.mydallysentinel.com range, Cage-free Cattle." .,, - - - - - - - - - - -----., ; The Daily Sentinel -= ...:L-------------------------------------~ Jim Mullen "Dad, can we have a McBean sprout sandwich on whole wheat bread fn the doctor-recommended portion size'' Can we'/ Can we?'' · "Nu. w~: had that htst week. Let's all go get some KBSC. Kentucky Baked Skinkss Ch icken. They mukc sure their portions are. no bigger than a deck of cards and I love their fresh greens with yogurt dressing." "Oh, look - there's a Broccoli Hut. They make it ten different ways. And you can get b~1kcd potmoes without any butter or sour cream! Have you ever seen an ad lor a tomato on TV '' An apple or a carrot'! Lettuce? Cabbage? Chiquita used to advertise bananas. Is any- · thing else in the grocery . pounds. While they were swre 's produce department waiting to see the doctor, pushed as much as . sugar- she would hand him one filled breakfast cereal and treat after another. She soda? As niu.ch as frozen acted like this was the best pizza or breakfast candy possible thing she could do bats' · for him. Even i.f he lite They may not be perfect, salad without dressing for but when I read that schools lunch at school everyday, lunches are making our kids . this kid was going to have ll fat I wonder - when did it weight problem. I foresee become the school's job to them cutting a hole in the make sure our kids were side of his house to take eating their vegetables? him to the hospital in ten to When did thm stop being 15 years. Thanks, mom. the parent 's job? Even if. Love you, too. school children are eating I saw an ad for a soft ice cream sundaes and fried drink the other day thai cheese sticks for 'lunch, the bragged they had stopped parents feed them breakfast using high fructose com . and dinner. syrup as a sweetener and We all know that when we gone back to using cane see a dog snap at someone 's sugar. They act as if drinkhand or jump into a visitor's . ing a cup of vitamin-free, lap that it's the owner 's refined cane SU,\:at is about fault. The doll hasn't been the healthiest thmg you c1111 properly tramed or the do for yourself. H9w Ioili owner has spoi led it. No one will it be before you hear blames the dog, it doesn 'i one child tell another, "A know any better. The same . soda a day keeps the doctor is true with children. awny''? I was in my cardiologist's (Jim Mulim is tile author office a while back waiting of "Baby's First Tattoo: A to take a stress test. Baby Memory Book for Opposite me were a mom Modern Parents ." Yo11 can and her 12-year-old son. reach '" him He had to weigh 200 jim_mul/en@myway.com). ' • Crane, Middleport. against Willia!)l . Athens, against Rocky R. Hupp, Long Crane, Middleport; Kimberly Bottom, and others. Parsons, Shade, against Timothy POMEROY - An action for dissoRobert Lee Cummins, 55, Gallipolis, formerly of Racine , Parsons, Sr., Albany; and Marie Ellis, passed away Tuesday, June 9, 2009, in the Arbors at lu tion of marriage was filed in Meigs Middleport, against Michael Ellis, county Common Pleas Court by Gallipolis. Alb~ny. POMEROY - Marriage licenses Born Aug. 3, 1953, in Mason County, W.Va., he was the Rebecca M. Otto and Daniel J. Otto, were issued in Meigs County Probate both of Long Bottom . . son of George Cummins and the late Opal Roush Court to; Ian Todd Tipton, 25, and Cummins. Sarah Jean Kloes, 24, Pomeroy ; In addition to his father, George Cummins, Racine, he is POMEROY - Actions for foreclo- Randall Jordan Gibbs, 25, and. Heather survived by his brother, George (Bev) Cummins, Racine; sure were filed . in · Meigs County Eileene Fetty, 25 ', Pomeroy; Ivan POMEROY Actions for divorce nephew, Jamie (Charity) Stobart, Tuppers Plains; nieces: were tiled in Meigs County Common Commoit Pleas Court by Citizens Vincent Broderick . 29, and Jessica •Jodi (Kelly Parsons) Cummins, Racme, and Sheri (Ty p Bank of Logan, Logan, against James Lynn Hensley, 27, Pomeroy ; and leas Court by Linda Huffman , Johnson) Cummins, Ra.;:ine; great nieces and nephews: P. Madigan, Langsville, and 'others; Tra'cy William Lee, 38. and Sonja Kay against Richard Abby Cummins and Kayla, Michael and Andrew Stobart; Reedsville , aunts and uncles: Bob and Hazel Roy, Racine, Jack and H\lffnian, Chillicothe; Jeanette anq by Ohio University Credit Union, Lee, 34, Pomeroy. Pauline Bostic, Racine, Evelyn Stewart, Mason, W.Va., Jack and Vicki Cummins, Racine, Russell and Coralee 'Cummins, Racine, Larry and Nancy Cummins, Racine, and from Page Al Florence Thornton, Racine. ' He was preceeded in death by his mother, Opal ~ae 0 f the students earning a mercia! driver's license) presented the plaques to the Michael Struble who serves Roush Cummins on Nov. 1&, 2003,Aunt Shtrley Cummms • GED with a certillcate for a training program will be GED graduates. on the ESC governing -and Uncle Bobby Cummins. · ' · · . · Carol Brewer, ABLE board, and is also a reprethree credit hour class at the introduced soon. Funeral will be held at I p.m. Friday, June 12, 2009, at Branch free of charge. John D. Costanzo, super- coordinator, presided and .sentative for the Secretary . lhe Cremeens Funeral Home, Racine, with Pastor Ryan "We want you to come intendent of the Athens- introduced staff and support of State. He commended the Eaton officiating. Interment will follow in the Letart Falls and find what it is all Meigs Educational Service personnel including the . instructors for tlieir dedica'Cemetery. Friends m,ay call from 6-9 p.m. Thursday at the about," said Patterson not- Center, extended a welcome. mstructors, Lois Knadler of tion, pointing out that "profuneral home. The Middleport-Pomeroy the Tuppers Plains site, and . grams are only as good as I ng the .numerous classes Expressions of sympathy may be sent to the family by offeri:d which includes coal Rotary Club, sponsors of the King arid Oden of the the people who run them ." . visiting www .cremeensfuneralho.mes .com. · mining now in progress. He recognition program, served Middlepon site. He distributed a booklet Speaking briefly was "Profiles in Ohio." · also said that COL (com- dinner. John Rice of Rotary Robert Cummins 111 Court Street • Pomeroy, Ohio (740) 992~2156 • FAX (740) 992·2157 www.mydallysentlnel.com TODAY IN HISTORY For the Record Obituaries Stop, in the name of love The Daily Sentinel The Daily Sentinel • Page As www.mydailysentinel.com 2009 Dissolution Marriage licenses • . Foredosure Divorces · ABLE· Irene Hendricks. Irene W. Hendricks, 81, passed away on May 30, 2009. Irene was born on Sept. 13, 1927, in Middleport, to the late Arley and .Maude Erwin . ·· She is survived by her daughter Sandra H.. Mans~e and son-in-law Paul Manske, St.. Louis, Mo.; grandchtldren ..Ethan Manske, Nantuck~t, Mass., Cl~ire Mansk~. St. Louis • · and Louisa Manske, Ch1cago, Ill.; ststers, Maxme Brown ' Chillicothe and Julia Davidson, Grove Ctty; numerou s nieces and ~ephews; and dear friend Donna Wilson. . · !rene was preceded in death ·by he~ husband, Harl~y Hendricks; and siblings: Chester Erwm. Dexter Erwm ' John Erwin, Helen Hood, and Gamet Brown. A memorial service will be held at I p,m. on Saturday' June 13 2009 at the Anderson-McDaniel Funeral Home tn MiddlePort. A reception will be held following the service at the Downing House in Middleport. Friends are welcome to .visit with family at the reception . . Roberts from Page At . · ~' The .Ohio Environmental Protection Agency reqt~ires Class l and II operating Iicenses for water testing and operati.)ig water and sewerage . systems. Roberts has a Class Ill license, Gerlach saiil, demonstrating a higher ·level of training; That knowledge should serve the .village well in the coming months. as council prepares fot a $4 million water and sewer improvement project. Funding is expected from Roberts on a full-time basis the American Recovery and will cost the village approxi· Reinvestment Act, so time is mately ~12,000 more per year of the essence, as the village in salary, .as well as the costs is required to design, award of health insurance and other a bid and begin construction full-tiJne employee benellts. on the project 90 days, from ~rlach IIO!ed that .~berts the date of the grant award. will be taking a cut m pay Roberts has already begun under till: new arrangement. wofk with en~ineers to do as ·. Gerlach and members of much prelinunary planning coun~V .commended Robe~s as possible. · . .· fl)r hts ~olt to date, a':ld sard Gerlach said Monday ATS ·his conll.nued semce 1s very iswillingtoreleasethe"village .important inJightofupcomfrom the .contract. Hiring in$ ·infrastructure projects. Deaths The linance committee reviewed the proposal and recommended hiring Roberts , Committee Chairman and Council President Rae Moore said. · . "The village has saved literally hundreds of thousands of dollars by qualifying for these programs, and were it not for the hard work of both (Roberts) and (Fiscill Officer) Susan Baker, we would not have this opportunity," said Moore. P,aving from Page At . the street commissioner's position paid from the general ilnd street funds. Raises · for the police department and street · department employees· go into effect June 4. .· - Lewis Roger McBride Lewis Roger McBride, 63,Bidwell, died Monday, June 8, 2009, in the Arbors at Gallipolis. . ·. He is survived by his brother, Steven Nolan of Galhpoh s. Graveside services will be II ·li.m. Thursday at the Fairview Cemetery, Bidwell, with the Rev. Alfred Holle officiating. Military graveside semces Will be conducte ~ by the Ga!Ha County Veterans Funeral Detail Te.am. There are no calling hours: Arrangements are by the !=remeens Funeral Chapel. · Also.approved for the fire department were junior firefighters Jordan P1ckens and Cody Cook who were promoted to senior firefighters and Ash O'Brien and Kellie Cundiff. Local Briefs Heritage dinner POMEROY - The. Meigs County Historical Society will ·hold its aimual Heritage Dinner Friday, J.une 12, at7 p.m. at . the Meigs County MlJseumAnnex. Cost 1s $15.00 and reservations should be made by Thursday by calling 992-.3810. TB Clinic .Do you ·suffer.from· severe.· TUPPERS PLAINS - There will be a tuberculosis testing clinic ftom .S-6 p.m. on June 22 at the Thppers Plains Fire Station. Staff will return from 5,6 p.m. on June 24 for reading. The service is free to Meigs County residents. · . intra-state golf team has advanced to the state finals. · The team won all four team matches qualifying it to advance ·to the finals. The West Virginia team championship match will be July 9 at The Raven Golf Club in Snowshoe, W.Va. Joyce .Quillen, Becky Anderson; Dmnna.Law.son, Donna Nease and Kim Westmoreland play for the Rrverstde team. The format of the team play is best two low gross scores of the four for each hole . Fimil totals for all ma~ches played gaye the Riwrside team the win by 35 stokes. Rtverside qolf Club 614 Orchard Hills Golf and Country Club 649 R1v1era Country Club 652 Guyan Golf and Country Club 653. . . . . Reflux or heartburn? Team advances ~ MASON, W.Va . - The Riverside Golf Course women's . . - Science rrom Page AI ~with lunch provided free·ofcharge each day. The camp ·will also provide T-shirts and door prizes to participants. Camp .aclivittes are •scheduled to take place at RGCC's new.Meigs Center. , "Offering the science ·camp this summer is a perfect way for us to introduce our new educational center to the community," said :Brent Patterson, RGCC's ·Meigs Center dire~tor. "The , camp links a natrona! and -·statewide ne.ed for mnova. '•tive science education to the . needs and interests of local . schools and local students." "Our goal will be to continually use the cepter to provide diverse 'and productive :educational e~perienc.es. to the residents of our district," he said. "The camp represents the first step in an on-going commitment to ser¥ice to our 'communit)'." ·The Ohio Appalachian Center for Higher Education is a unique partnership of pl!b- · lie higher education institutionS"and K-12 schools in 29 counties of Appalachia. The program unites public colle~, K-12 schools and the pnvate sector to increase the region's college-going rate. UPHOLSTERY SALE •. . ·' We are looking for volunteers to take :part -ina clinical trial of a new study drug. You will be medically supervised. If you are interested in receiving further information, please call Laurie Wayland at Holzer Clinic Gallipolis. OH 740.44L3990 or fax 740.441.3963 Email: Lwayland@holzerclinic.com ~S Anderson "' ~ 10G East MatnSt Pomero1 OH 992·3671 I I �PageA4 PINION. ·The Daily Sentinel Wednesday, June to, Wednesday, June to, 2009 • "T m still holding out for ingly at Mr. Okay - or Mr. Adolescent & Family Mr. Right. but with all the Right Now - she ought to Health , students in D.C. pressure my roommates talk to some Newark public- public Schools who participlace on me and the way school students. The non- pated in Best Friends' prothcv cmbarras• me, 'someprofit Best frie nds gram were 6- J12 times less times I thin~ Mr. Okay will Foundation sponsored ·an likely to 1\ave sex than their Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Kathryn have to do." essay contest asking partici- peers. Dan Goodrich Lopez • Utat's not dialogue from pants in its abstinence-eduBut while Best Friends Publisher a ··sex and rhe City'' cation program to explain · challenges children and remake. Jt 's Andrea the program's signilicancc teens to say "no," it r,roCharlene Hoeflich Moscoe, 20, who is a "comin their lives. Hannah·. a vides much to say "yes ' to General Manager-News Editor mitted chick," accordinlf to ing the"!" or "m" words-. sixth-grader at Louise A.• as well; showing inner-city Elementary kids they can have a full life Cosmopolitan maga1.me , l!)iVe and marr'a e Th ey Spencer Pam Caldwell 1 g . preserving her virginity simply want to wait in order School, explained that the that doesn't get its purpose Advertising Director despite being in college and . ·to lind a mate they will . progrdm taught her that she from sex. Imagine; sex "living in a house with live remember, or be "comfort- has "the right to say no to could be a beautiful expresCongress shall make no law respecting an sex-crazed girls." The able" with, or who will. be sex aod drugs ... to respect sion of happiness and love myself and the Qncs around instead of a casual, reckless women's glt'ssy profiles "someone they trust." establishment of religion, or prohibiting the several young virgins in it.~ Brooke Shields. would me ... to have trust, faith and or desperate search for a : free exercise tliereof; or abridging the freedom · July issue . tell them to just get on with self-esteem." shabby substitute. of speech, or of the press; or the right of the Why would anyone not be it, already . . In an issue Of In other words, Hannah's As sixth-grader Hannah having sex in this postHealth magazine, the " Blue self-worth isn't determined puts it: "it's about sister·. people peaceably to assemble, and to petition Victorian age'.' Brace your- Lagoon" actress and moth- · by her scores in the "Love hood. Best Friends is aboul the Government for a redress of grievances. . ,c) f: Some young women er of two daughters named Game," as the Lady Gaga teaching young girls how to consider sex an "intimate her biggest health -related song crudely terms what is be smart, successful and · - The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution thing," according to the arti- regret: "I think J would far, far from real love . beautiful: Best Friends is de. But holding out isn't have had sex a lot earlier! Quonia, a student at about self-respect, self-coneasy; Cosmo finds their.20- ... 1 think 1 would have lost Chancellor Avenue School, trol , responsibility and Jove. year-old virgins on the lirink my virginity earlier than I also understands this It's about respecting yout of giving in. did at 22.'' important lesson. "There body. and not having sex at a Victoria Vikes. who at the AI the young age of 20. are plenty of times when young age. Best Friends is Today is Wednesday, June 10, the 161st day of 2009. ripe age of 23 is one of the Miss Moscoe gets what boys have told me things about being . truthful and There are 204 days left in the year. older girls featured in the Shields, at age 44, doesn't. that I wanted to hear just so being yourself.'' Today's Highlight in History : On June 10, 1935, article, says. "Sometimes Moscoe tells Cosmo: "My I would have sex with Maybe they should quote .Alcoholics Anonymous was founded in Akron. Ohio. mY virginity feels like a roommates always tell them. But !.didn't and I am her in the next issue of a On this date: In I 865, the Richard Wagner opera "Tris.tan handicap , Dating i; ditlicult guys I' m dating about my proud to say that I'm in the certain women's glossy. und Isolde" premiered in Munich. In 1907. II men in live cars set out from the French enough without that hang- virgin status. and tease me. eighth grade and l am not Hannah and her friends active," she might be the inspiration that embassy in Beijing on a race to Paris. (Prince Scipione ing over my head. I might !-think it 's because they arc sexually just settle for the next semiinsecure and want the guys declares. · Cosnio girls need. Borghese of Italy was the 11rst to arrive in the French capidecent guy who come; to get scared off or because Best Friends' abstinence- · (Kathryn Lopez is the edital two months later.) they're . jealous th ~lt rm only mission would ·· be tor of National ·~eview · In 1940; Italy declared war on France and Britain: around ." Andrea anJ .Victoria are stronger than they've deemed " unreali stic" by Online . ( www.nationalre· Canada declared war on Italy. represent;lt ivc of the been ." many well-fun~ed sex-ed ~iew.com). She call be coli· .. In 1942, the Gestapo massacred 173 male residents of women profiled. Mo~t of And when Moscoe weak- wonks. But according to a . tacted at klopez@nationalLidice, Czechoslovakia, in retaliation for the killing of a these gals aren't even think- · ens and starts looking long- 2005 study in the journal review.com) . ~azi official. In 1964, the Senate voted to limit further debate on a proposed civil rights bill, shutting 'Off a 11libuster by Southern senators. . In 1967, the Middle East War ended as Israel and Syria agreed to observe a U.N.-mediated cease-fire .. In 1977, James Earl Ray, the convicted assassin of civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr., escaped from Brushy Mountain State Prison in Tennessee with six others; he was recaptured June 13 . · In 19n, Aftirmed won the Belmont Stakes and with ii, ·horse racing's Triple Crown. In 1982 ; the play "Torch Song Trilogy," by Harvey Fierstein, opened on Broadway. In 1985.socialite Claus von Bulow was acquitled by a jury in Providence, R.I., at his retrial on charges he 'd tried to murder his heiress wife, Martha "Sunny" von Bulow. . One year ago: A Sudanese jetliner skidded off a runway ·and crashed into airport lights after ·landing ,in Khartoum, ·. . ; killing 30 people. Today's Birthdays: Britain 's Prince Philip is 88. · Columnist Nat Hentoff is 84: Actor-director Lionel Jeffries is83.Author Maurice Sendak is 81. Auorney F. Lee Bailey is 76. Singer Shirley Alston Reeves (The Shirelles) is 68. Actor J urgen Prochnow is 68. Media comm~ntator Jeff Greenfield is 66. Country singer-songwriter Thorn ·Schuyler is 57. Former Sen. John Edwards is 56. Actor Andrew Stevens .is 54. Singer Barrington Henderson is 53. Former NeW York Gov. Eliot Spitzer is 50.. Rock musician Kif\! Deal is 48. Singer Maxi Priest is 48. Actress Gina · Gershon is 47. Actress Jeanne Tripplehorn is 46. Rock rll'lUsiciali Jimmy Chamberlin is 45. Actress Kate Flannery jis 45. Model-actress Elizabeth Hurley is 44. Rock musician •!Joey Santiago is 44. Actor Doug McKeon is 43. Rock musician Emma Anderson is 42. Rapper The D.O.C. is 41. Rock jsi11ger Mike Doughty is 39. R&B singer JoJo is 38. ~ Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal is 38. R&B singer Faith : Evans is 36. Actor Hugh Dancy is 34. R&B singer Lemisha <Grinstead (702) is 31. Actor DJ Qualls is 31. Actor Shane ~ West is 31. Singer Hoku is 28. Actress Lee lee Sobieski is 'i27. Olympic gold medalllgure skater Tara Lipinski is 27. !Dallas Cowboys running back Marion Barber is 26. i Thought for Today: "I am lirm. You are obstinate. He is ' a pig-headed fool." - Katharine Whitehorn. Briti sh news;:paper columnist. . ASK YOUR ACCOUNTANT 'IF.AFFORDIN6 THIS DRU6 IS RU?HT ·FOR ~OU .. .,- - - - - - -.. -.,------- -----~-. 1 . l LETTERS TO THE EDITOR ; Letters to the editor are welcome. They should be less 300 words. All lelfets are subjecr to editing, must be :signed, and include address ond telephone 1111mber. No ~ unsigned letters will be published. Letters should be in ·: good taste , addressing issue.s, not persmralities. Letters of · Are school lunches mak;thanks to organizations and indi~i<luals will not be accepting our kids obese'! I don't ied for puhlication. ~ rha11 ' Thinking outside the lunch box know a lot about school lunches because I carried my lunch to school for .1 2 years - so did almost every kid in my class. And the :. Reader Services cusPs 21a-9so> · · lunch I brought wasn 'I very I Correction Polley Ohio Valley Publishing Co. healthy. For years, I made J Our rnaln concern in alf stories Is to Published every · morning , Monday cream-cheese-and-olive ~ be ~ate. It you know of an error through Friday. 111 Court Street, sandwiches for myself. " in a story, call the newsroom at (740) Pomeroy, c;lhiQ. Second-class postage : 992.·21 ~. · · paid at Pomeroy. · Then I graduated to peanut .._ -~ Member: The Associated Press. and butter and jelly, then : Our main number le the Ohio Newspaper Association. baloney and cheese. ; (740) 992·2156. Paolmnter: Send address correc· Now that most ·kids get • Department extensions are: tions to The Dally Sanlinat, P.O. Box their lunch at th.e school l 729, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769. j. News cafeteria. I hear the school ; Editor: ChMene Hoeflich, Ext. 12 Subscription Rates lunches are killing them. J Reporter: Bnan Reed, Ext. 14 By carrier or motor route They're making them fat ~ Reporter: Beth Sergent. Ext. 13 4 weeks ..............'11.30 and giving them di.,betes. 52 weeks ............' 128.85 : Advertising ...................so• Doctor~ say 10-year-olds · j Adverttelng Director: Pam Caldwell . oanv Senior have high cholesterol Citizen rates j ·740-,446-2342, EXI. 17 . 26 -ka .... . ......... '59.61 because !lie school · lunch , Recall: Matt Rodgers, Ext. 15 52 weeks .... , .. : .... '116.90 menu is heavy· on things ' Rel•ll: .Brenda Davis, Ext t 6 -shooldAIRlltnact.ence ~ CtauJCirc.: -~Udy Ctart<. Ext. 10 like pizza and cheeseburgdll1cl t> Tho llailv No sub· ers, tacos and fried chicken, scription by mail permhted in 8r&8$ ~ Circulation where homo carrier service Is awitable. which is pretty much the ~ Cln:utetton M -: David Lucas, • 74().4.46.2342, Ext. 11 same kind of food choices Mall Subac:riptlon • Dlotrlct Cln:u1811on ..._._.., you pass while driving your tnolde Meigs County ; Mike Wllin kids to school. It 's not as if 12 Weeks . ... . ... .... .'35.26 they are suddenly eating General Manager 26 Weeks . . . . . . .... '70.70 Charlene Hoeflich, Ext 12 52 Weeks ............' 140.11 lentils and Brussels sprouts ' ·~ • after they le.,ve school. e.....au: Outside Meigs County 'J mdsnews OmyOallysenlinel.com ''Oh. mom. let's stop at J 12 Weeks ..... . . . .. . .. ~56.55 the lntern.,tional House of ' 26 Weeks ...... . ..... '1 13.60 ' Soy and Grass-fed. Free52 Weeks . . . . .... ...'227.21 www.mydallysentinel.com range, Cage-free Cattle." .,, - - - - - - - - - - -----., ; The Daily Sentinel -= ...:L-------------------------------------~ Jim Mullen "Dad, can we have a McBean sprout sandwich on whole wheat bread fn the doctor-recommended portion size'' Can we'/ Can we?'' · "Nu. w~: had that htst week. Let's all go get some KBSC. Kentucky Baked Skinkss Ch icken. They mukc sure their portions are. no bigger than a deck of cards and I love their fresh greens with yogurt dressing." "Oh, look - there's a Broccoli Hut. They make it ten different ways. And you can get b~1kcd potmoes without any butter or sour cream! Have you ever seen an ad lor a tomato on TV '' An apple or a carrot'! Lettuce? Cabbage? Chiquita used to advertise bananas. Is any- · thing else in the grocery . pounds. While they were swre 's produce department waiting to see the doctor, pushed as much as . sugar- she would hand him one filled breakfast cereal and treat after another. She soda? As niu.ch as frozen acted like this was the best pizza or breakfast candy possible thing she could do bats' · for him. Even i.f he lite They may not be perfect, salad without dressing for but when I read that schools lunch at school everyday, lunches are making our kids . this kid was going to have ll fat I wonder - when did it weight problem. I foresee become the school's job to them cutting a hole in the make sure our kids were side of his house to take eating their vegetables? him to the hospital in ten to When did thm stop being 15 years. Thanks, mom. the parent 's job? Even if. Love you, too. school children are eating I saw an ad for a soft ice cream sundaes and fried drink the other day thai cheese sticks for 'lunch, the bragged they had stopped parents feed them breakfast using high fructose com . and dinner. syrup as a sweetener and We all know that when we gone back to using cane see a dog snap at someone 's sugar. They act as if drinkhand or jump into a visitor's . ing a cup of vitamin-free, lap that it's the owner 's refined cane SU,\:at is about fault. The doll hasn't been the healthiest thmg you c1111 properly tramed or the do for yourself. H9w Ioili owner has spoi led it. No one will it be before you hear blames the dog, it doesn 'i one child tell another, "A know any better. The same . soda a day keeps the doctor is true with children. awny''? I was in my cardiologist's (Jim Mulim is tile author office a while back waiting of "Baby's First Tattoo: A to take a stress test. Baby Memory Book for Opposite me were a mom Modern Parents ." Yo11 can and her 12-year-old son. reach '" him He had to weigh 200 jim_mul/en@myway.com). ' • Crane, Middleport. against Willia!)l . Athens, against Rocky R. Hupp, Long Crane, Middleport; Kimberly Bottom, and others. Parsons, Shade, against Timothy POMEROY - An action for dissoRobert Lee Cummins, 55, Gallipolis, formerly of Racine , Parsons, Sr., Albany; and Marie Ellis, passed away Tuesday, June 9, 2009, in the Arbors at lu tion of marriage was filed in Meigs Middleport, against Michael Ellis, county Common Pleas Court by Gallipolis. Alb~ny. POMEROY - Marriage licenses Born Aug. 3, 1953, in Mason County, W.Va., he was the Rebecca M. Otto and Daniel J. Otto, were issued in Meigs County Probate both of Long Bottom . . son of George Cummins and the late Opal Roush Court to; Ian Todd Tipton, 25, and Cummins. Sarah Jean Kloes, 24, Pomeroy ; In addition to his father, George Cummins, Racine, he is POMEROY - Actions for foreclo- Randall Jordan Gibbs, 25, and. Heather survived by his brother, George (Bev) Cummins, Racine; sure were filed . in · Meigs County Eileene Fetty, 25 ', Pomeroy; Ivan POMEROY Actions for divorce nephew, Jamie (Charity) Stobart, Tuppers Plains; nieces: were tiled in Meigs County Common Commoit Pleas Court by Citizens Vincent Broderick . 29, and Jessica •Jodi (Kelly Parsons) Cummins, Racme, and Sheri (Ty p Bank of Logan, Logan, against James Lynn Hensley, 27, Pomeroy ; and leas Court by Linda Huffman , Johnson) Cummins, Ra.;:ine; great nieces and nephews: P. Madigan, Langsville, and 'others; Tra'cy William Lee, 38. and Sonja Kay against Richard Abby Cummins and Kayla, Michael and Andrew Stobart; Reedsville , aunts and uncles: Bob and Hazel Roy, Racine, Jack and H\lffnian, Chillicothe; Jeanette anq by Ohio University Credit Union, Lee, 34, Pomeroy. Pauline Bostic, Racine, Evelyn Stewart, Mason, W.Va., Jack and Vicki Cummins, Racine, Russell and Coralee 'Cummins, Racine, Larry and Nancy Cummins, Racine, and from Page Al Florence Thornton, Racine. ' He was preceeded in death by his mother, Opal ~ae 0 f the students earning a mercia! driver's license) presented the plaques to the Michael Struble who serves Roush Cummins on Nov. 1&, 2003,Aunt Shtrley Cummms • GED with a certillcate for a training program will be GED graduates. on the ESC governing -and Uncle Bobby Cummins. · ' · · . · Carol Brewer, ABLE board, and is also a reprethree credit hour class at the introduced soon. Funeral will be held at I p.m. Friday, June 12, 2009, at Branch free of charge. John D. Costanzo, super- coordinator, presided and .sentative for the Secretary . lhe Cremeens Funeral Home, Racine, with Pastor Ryan "We want you to come intendent of the Athens- introduced staff and support of State. He commended the Eaton officiating. Interment will follow in the Letart Falls and find what it is all Meigs Educational Service personnel including the . instructors for tlieir dedica'Cemetery. Friends m,ay call from 6-9 p.m. Thursday at the about," said Patterson not- Center, extended a welcome. mstructors, Lois Knadler of tion, pointing out that "profuneral home. The Middleport-Pomeroy the Tuppers Plains site, and . grams are only as good as I ng the .numerous classes Expressions of sympathy may be sent to the family by offeri:d which includes coal Rotary Club, sponsors of the King arid Oden of the the people who run them ." . visiting www .cremeensfuneralho.mes .com. · mining now in progress. He recognition program, served Middlepon site. He distributed a booklet Speaking briefly was "Profiles in Ohio." · also said that COL (com- dinner. John Rice of Rotary Robert Cummins 111 Court Street • Pomeroy, Ohio (740) 992~2156 • FAX (740) 992·2157 www.mydallysentlnel.com TODAY IN HISTORY For the Record Obituaries Stop, in the name of love The Daily Sentinel The Daily Sentinel • Page As www.mydailysentinel.com 2009 Dissolution Marriage licenses • . Foredosure Divorces · ABLE· Irene Hendricks. Irene W. Hendricks, 81, passed away on May 30, 2009. Irene was born on Sept. 13, 1927, in Middleport, to the late Arley and .Maude Erwin . ·· She is survived by her daughter Sandra H.. Mans~e and son-in-law Paul Manske, St.. Louis, Mo.; grandchtldren ..Ethan Manske, Nantuck~t, Mass., Cl~ire Mansk~. St. Louis • · and Louisa Manske, Ch1cago, Ill.; ststers, Maxme Brown ' Chillicothe and Julia Davidson, Grove Ctty; numerou s nieces and ~ephews; and dear friend Donna Wilson. . · !rene was preceded in death ·by he~ husband, Harl~y Hendricks; and siblings: Chester Erwm. Dexter Erwm ' John Erwin, Helen Hood, and Gamet Brown. A memorial service will be held at I p,m. on Saturday' June 13 2009 at the Anderson-McDaniel Funeral Home tn MiddlePort. A reception will be held following the service at the Downing House in Middleport. Friends are welcome to .visit with family at the reception . . Roberts from Page At . · ~' The .Ohio Environmental Protection Agency reqt~ires Class l and II operating Iicenses for water testing and operati.)ig water and sewerage . systems. Roberts has a Class Ill license, Gerlach saiil, demonstrating a higher ·level of training; That knowledge should serve the .village well in the coming months. as council prepares fot a $4 million water and sewer improvement project. Funding is expected from Roberts on a full-time basis the American Recovery and will cost the village approxi· Reinvestment Act, so time is mately ~12,000 more per year of the essence, as the village in salary, .as well as the costs is required to design, award of health insurance and other a bid and begin construction full-tiJne employee benellts. on the project 90 days, from ~rlach IIO!ed that .~berts the date of the grant award. will be taking a cut m pay Roberts has already begun under till: new arrangement. wofk with en~ineers to do as ·. Gerlach and members of much prelinunary planning coun~V .commended Robe~s as possible. · . .· fl)r hts ~olt to date, a':ld sard Gerlach said Monday ATS ·his conll.nued semce 1s very iswillingtoreleasethe"village .important inJightofupcomfrom the .contract. Hiring in$ ·infrastructure projects. Deaths The linance committee reviewed the proposal and recommended hiring Roberts , Committee Chairman and Council President Rae Moore said. · . "The village has saved literally hundreds of thousands of dollars by qualifying for these programs, and were it not for the hard work of both (Roberts) and (Fiscill Officer) Susan Baker, we would not have this opportunity," said Moore. P,aving from Page At . the street commissioner's position paid from the general ilnd street funds. Raises · for the police department and street · department employees· go into effect June 4. .· - Lewis Roger McBride Lewis Roger McBride, 63,Bidwell, died Monday, June 8, 2009, in the Arbors at Gallipolis. . ·. He is survived by his brother, Steven Nolan of Galhpoh s. Graveside services will be II ·li.m. Thursday at the Fairview Cemetery, Bidwell, with the Rev. Alfred Holle officiating. Military graveside semces Will be conducte ~ by the Ga!Ha County Veterans Funeral Detail Te.am. There are no calling hours: Arrangements are by the !=remeens Funeral Chapel. · Also.approved for the fire department were junior firefighters Jordan P1ckens and Cody Cook who were promoted to senior firefighters and Ash O'Brien and Kellie Cundiff. Local Briefs Heritage dinner POMEROY - The. Meigs County Historical Society will ·hold its aimual Heritage Dinner Friday, J.une 12, at7 p.m. at . the Meigs County MlJseumAnnex. Cost 1s $15.00 and reservations should be made by Thursday by calling 992-.3810. TB Clinic .Do you ·suffer.from· severe.· TUPPERS PLAINS - There will be a tuberculosis testing clinic ftom .S-6 p.m. on June 22 at the Thppers Plains Fire Station. Staff will return from 5,6 p.m. on June 24 for reading. The service is free to Meigs County residents. · . intra-state golf team has advanced to the state finals. · The team won all four team matches qualifying it to advance ·to the finals. The West Virginia team championship match will be July 9 at The Raven Golf Club in Snowshoe, W.Va. Joyce .Quillen, Becky Anderson; Dmnna.Law.son, Donna Nease and Kim Westmoreland play for the Rrverstde team. The format of the team play is best two low gross scores of the four for each hole . Fimil totals for all ma~ches played gaye the Riwrside team the win by 35 stokes. Rtverside qolf Club 614 Orchard Hills Golf and Country Club 649 R1v1era Country Club 652 Guyan Golf and Country Club 653. . . . . Reflux or heartburn? Team advances ~ MASON, W.Va . - The Riverside Golf Course women's . . - Science rrom Page AI ~with lunch provided free·ofcharge each day. The camp ·will also provide T-shirts and door prizes to participants. Camp .aclivittes are •scheduled to take place at RGCC's new.Meigs Center. , "Offering the science ·camp this summer is a perfect way for us to introduce our new educational center to the community," said :Brent Patterson, RGCC's ·Meigs Center dire~tor. "The , camp links a natrona! and -·statewide ne.ed for mnova. '•tive science education to the . needs and interests of local . schools and local students." "Our goal will be to continually use the cepter to provide diverse 'and productive :educational e~perienc.es. to the residents of our district," he said. "The camp represents the first step in an on-going commitment to ser¥ice to our 'communit)'." ·The Ohio Appalachian Center for Higher Education is a unique partnership of pl!b- · lie higher education institutionS"and K-12 schools in 29 counties of Appalachia. The program unites public colle~, K-12 schools and the pnvate sector to increase the region's college-going rate. UPHOLSTERY SALE •. . ·' We are looking for volunteers to take :part -ina clinical trial of a new study drug. You will be medically supervised. If you are interested in receiving further information, please call Laurie Wayland at Holzer Clinic Gallipolis. OH 740.44L3990 or fax 740.441.3963 Email: Lwayland@holzerclinic.com ~S Anderson "' ~ 10G East MatnSt Pomero1 OH 992·3671 I I �COMMUNfl'Y The Daily Sentinel ·PageA6 lVednesday;June10,2009 Inside I I Kentucky hol'!le Siile, Page B2 Top MLB Draft, Page B6 Bl The Daily Sentinel . Local Weather Wednesday•.• Partly sunny with a slight chance of showers and thunderstorms in the moming ...Then mostly cloudy with a chance of showers and thunderstorms in,the afternoon. Highs in the IQwer 8l0s. South winds 5 to 10 mp . Chance of rain 50 percen. Wednesday night .•• Cloudy. A chance of showers and thunderstorms in the evening .. .Then showers likely with a slight chance ·of thunderstorms after midnight. Lows in the mid 60s. Southwest winds 5 to 10 mph. Ch.ance of rain 60 percent. · Thursday...Showers likely with a chance of thunderstorms. Hi_ghs in the upper 70s. Southwest wmds around s· mph. Chance of rain 70 percent. Thursday night ...Mostly cloudy . with a chance of showers and thunderstorms. Lows in the lower 60s. Northwest winds around 5 mph. Chance of rain 50 percent. Friday ...Partly sunny. Highs in the upper 70s. · Friday night and Saturday... Partiy cloudy. Lows in the upper 50s. Highs in the upper 70s. Saturday night through Monday ni!§ht ... Mostly cloudy. Lows m the lower 60s. Highs in the lower 80s. · Tuesday...Partly sunny with a chance of showers and thunderstorms. Highs in the lower 80s. Chance of rain 30 percent. Local Stocks - . · . · Submll!ed photos These 12 members of the Southern High. School Class of 2009 were awarded $500 scholarships from the Racine Area Community Organization. Pictured are (seated, from le.ft) Rashell Bose, Merri Collins, Chelsea Pape, ·Emma Hunter, Samantha Patterson and Jaime Warner; (standing, from left) Bryan Harris, James "Rusty" Carnahan, Drew Hoover, Chnstopher Holter, Brody Flint and Robert Weston Roberts. ·RICO $15,300 in AEP (NVSE) - 26.14 Ohio V~lley Bane Corp..(NAS. Akzo (NASDAQ) - 46.50 DAQ)- 27.49 Ashland Inc. 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(304) 674.0174. Member SIPC. RACINE - With funds raised by car _shows, yard sales and numerous dona. lions, 14 members of the Southern High School Class of 2009 received a total of $15300 in scholarships through the Racine Area Community Organization at the group's annual scholarship awards dinner recently held at the from Page Al Racine First Baptist Church. · Receiving RACO scholarships of . Rep. Debbie Phillips (D- loan will help the comp:1.ny $500 each were Bryan Harris (undecidAthens) said of the news: "stage our financing . and ed), son Of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Harris; "Th~ . project · is a critical help pay for the cost of Drew Hoover (Ohio State University), part 'of economic develop- using Powerspan in the proson of Jaye Ord; Jaime Warner (Ohio ment" plans in Meigs County ject" the anticipated conUniversity), daughter of Darlene and the entire region, and struction scheduled. has not .Warner: Rashell Boso (Hocking the award is a smart invest- been changed. AMP-Ohio .College), daughter of Tom Boso and ment in Ohio's overall hopes to begin construction Teresa Barber; James A. "Rusty" advanced energy strategy." late this year or in the first Carnahan (University of Northwestern · AMP-Ohio President/CEO quarter of 2010. Ohio), son of Tony Carnahan; Marc Gerken also comment- Construction' is e_xpected to christopher Holter ·(Ohio ed about yesterday's news last four-and-a-half years IJniversity), son of Stanley Holter and with: 'The AMPGS project with commercial operations. 'tanya Hol.ter; Samantha IS a clean coal technology beginning in 2014. · · . (Marietta College), daughter that will be the first project The AMPGS is expected Patterson; Brody . Flint commercial by some to pump more than graduates receiving memorial scholarships at the annu- large-scale lJhiversity), son of Mark and Angela Southern High flint; Merri Collins (Ohio University), al RACO Scholarship Awards Dinner were (seated, from left) Rashell Boso, deployment of Powerspap $20 . million annually into daughter of Beverly Collins; Robert Geraldine Cleland Memorial Scholarship; Chelsea Papa, Edison Brace ECO S02 technology. The ·the area economy, provide Weston Roberts (Ohio University), son Memorial and Jim Adams Memorial Scholarships; Emma Hunter, Edison Brace · support for this project, and I ,600 construction jobs and of Michael and Rhonda Roberts; Memorial Scholarship; (standing, from left) Jordan Pickens, Clarence Frank its use of Powers pan technol- 165 permanent operating Chelsea Pape (Ohio University), daugh- Memorial Scholarship; James "Rusty" Carnahan, Frank Cleland Memorial ogy, shows tremendous fore- jobs. The press release from ter of Allen Pape and Carol Pape; Emma Scholarship; Bryan Harris, Jim Adams Memorial Scholarship and David B. sight and a commitment to Gov. Strickland's office llunter (Ohio University), daughter of Sayre Memorial Scholarship; Brody Flint, Clarence and Ruth Bradford develop technology that will states the · full-time , permaDr. and Mrs. Douglas Hunter, Memorial Scholarship; Robert Weston Roberts, Edison Brace Memorial and responsibly use coal as . an nent workers at AMPGS affordable and reliable fuel will earn an average wage , Students also received a host of Paul Marr Memorial Scholarships. source. The AMPGS project of $31.25 per hour. · memorial . scholarships. Receiving Will be the cleanest facility qf . The Powerspan technolo~dison Brace Scholarships of $500 each its type in the region and one gy previously received $4.5 :were Robert W. Roberts, Chelsea ·Pupe · of the cleanest in the nation. million in funding from the and Emma-Hunter. James "Jim" Adams The use of Powerspan not Ohio Coal . Development ;trlemorial Scholarships of $500 were only gives us the ability to Office, a program of awarded to Bryan Harris and Chelsea control emissions to best OAQDA. :Pape. The Clarence and Ruth Bradford available control technology Ohio's Advanced Energy Memorial Scholarship of $500 was pre(BACT) standards, but will Stimulus Program, includes sented to Brody Flint. The Geraldine significantly reduce the $84 million for non-coal Cleland Memorial Scholarship of $500 amount of waste coming related technology projects was given to Rashell Boso. The from the facility. AMPGS and .$66 million for clean Clarence Frank Memorial Scholarship creates jobs and represents a coal projects. The P.rogram is Qf $500 was given to Jordan Pickens major investment in the State part of the $1.57 btllion Ohio (Ohio University), son of Eb~r Pickens of Ohio and. the Meigs Bipartisan Jobs Stimulus Jr. The Paul Marr S£holarship of $500 County· area. This is a good Plan signed into law by Gov. was awarded to Robert W. Roberts. project and we appreciate the Stri.ckland · in June 2008 . .. The Frank Cl¢1and Memorial support and acknowledg- More than. 215 applications Scholarship of $500 was pt'esented to ment of the state." for program fundmg have lames A. Carnahan, and the David B. CarSQn said though the been received to date. . Sayre Memorial Scholarship of $1 Qo l\las awarded to Bryan Harris. The Gatling Ohio LLC Scholarship of $1,000 was awarded to Robert Weston Roberts by Sam Hatcher, representing Gatling Ohio LLC. This scholarship is Cruisin' Saturda¥ Night Car Show Scholarships were presented by Marvin Hill )n its second year, and is awarded to a on behalf of Htll s ClaSSIC Cars, Home National Bank and Gatling Ohio LLC, student pursuing a degree in engineer- awarded $600 scholarships to F;!ashell Boso, James "Rusty" Carnahan, Brody Flint. and Jerry Justis. . . ing or a related field. , Four Cruisin' Saturday Night Car Show Scholarships of $800 each were The Gatling Ohio LLC a.warded to James A. Camahan. Brody Scholarship for $1 ,000 l'lint, Rashell Boso and Jerry Justis was presented to (Hockmg College), son of Melissa Robert Weston Roberts, Barton and Scott Barton , These scholarright, was at RACO's s ships were also presented on behalf of annual scholarship dinltill's Classic Cars, Home National ner. This scholarship is Bank and Gatling Ohio LLC. awarded to a Southern Since 1993, starting out with two senior who is pursuing a scholarships of $200 a piece. RACO degree in engineering bas awarded $85,000 in scholarships to 2 Gallon Paint Pall or a related field. J26 Southern High School seniors. Interior/ Exterior · Roberts is pictured with · :f\pplications for RACO and associated Marvin Hill, representing scholarships, including memorial Sam Hah;her of Gatling scholarships. are submitted on a comOhio lLC. mon. form. · AMP •1&95 7·11. . . . . . . , duk: s.w ""-' NATIONAL BANK RACINE & SYRACUSE $129.9.0, We've Got It! """' fiM • 949-2210 • Racine, OH (=) 992-6333 • Syracuse, OH ;;a; Wednesday, June 10, 2009 63 .TnnFloyd resigns as usc basketball coach ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) - · of 15 from the field after the Missing for · two games, first quarter. He also missed Orlando found its Magic five free throws, points that touch. . could have given the Lakers Making easy shots and that 3-0 lead. tough ones · from every- · Game 4 is Thursday night. where, the Magic won their and Game 5 - now necesfrrst game in two visits to sary - will be at Amway tl:le NBA finals .as Dwight Arena on Sunday. Howard and Rashard Lewis With their season 48 minscored 21 points •apiece in a utes ·from all blit disappear108-104 victory over the ing,the Magic, hosting their Los . Angeles Lakers in first finals game since _1995, Game 3 on Tuesday night to had five players score at least pull within 2-1. 18 points. Rafer Alston, who Orlando sh:ot a finals was just 3 of 17 from the record 63 percent - includ- field n the frrst two games, ing· anot~er fina. is record 75 had 20 and Hedo Turkoglu percent i~ the first half~ to and Mickael Pietrus 18 'each. snap a six-game finals los"We've. got to play like . ing streak and avoid. falling .this," Howard said of the balinto an 0-3 hole that no team anced scoring. "When guys in postseason history has · are attacking we're tough to been able to escape. · guard. Kobe Bryant, seeking a "We moved the ball a lot fourth title and h· · first tonight," he said .. "We got since 2002, scored 31 points some good shoiS. We didn't for the Lakers but the super- rush anything."/ . star had just 10 points in the Pau Gasol scored 23 points second half and went. only 4 but had just three rebounds 108·104 and the Lakers were only 16 of 26 from the line. For a while, it appeared the Magic, who shot JUst 36 percent while dropping Games I' and 2 at Staples· Center, couldn't or wouldn't miss. From 20 feet, swish. From lO feet, nothing but net. Layups, runners, banks, pull-ups, didn't matter. You name it, if it went up, more times than not it went in. "Well, it was going in the basket. That always works," Magic coach Stan Van Gundy said I "That formula's always tried and true." · · Orlando niade 24 of 32 shots in the first half and only cooled off a little in the third quarter as they entered the founh at a 65 percent clip and clinging to an 81-75 lead. Bryant sat out the first 4:47 of the fourth, and when he finally subbed in, the Lakers were still .down by five and un'able to do any- LOS ANGELES (AP) ,_ Tim Floyd resigned as basketball coach at Southern California on Tuesday follow1ing allegations that he give $1 ,000 in cash to a man who helped steer fonner star player OJ. Mayo to the Trojans. Floyd submitted a oneparagraph letter to usc athletic drrector Mike Garrett Sl)ying he WJIS· quitting because he no longer !lad fuO eilthusiasm for his job. : :"I accept Tim's decision and wish him well," Garrett · Sliid in a statement. ::;The Clarion-Ledger of rackson. Miss. first reported floyd's resignation. . :The announcement follows itllegations that thousands of (lollars in cash and gifts were funneled to Mayo by a representative of a sports agepcy. , , Last · month. . Los Angeles YahooSports.conl · reported Lakers' Kobe \!)at Louis Johnson, a former Bryant, center, ~sociate of Mayo's, told fed(:!rives between e~ and NCAA investigators Orlando that Floyd paid to have Mayo Magic's Hedo sign with tile Trojans. Turkoglu, from "'Ute university is cooperntTurkey, and ing fully in the continuing Lewis Rashard investigation with the NCAA QJld Pac-10 into all allegations· · (9) in the third quarter of of NCAA and. Pac.-10 rules violations at USC," Todd · Game 3 of the Dickey,_ seilio~ yice ~~dent . NBA basketball of admnltstranon, satd m the .finals Tuesday, statement. "The university,the in orlando, Fla. NCAA and Pac-10 have JomtAPphoto ly conducted · interviews of approximately . 50 witnesses. No conclusions have yet been reacbed.At this point, it would 1)$' both inappropriate and prema\Ure to comm~nt further." :usC's powerhouse football k!am is under NCAA investigation because of allegations that Heisman Trophy-winning running back Reggie BUsh accepted gifts and his fqmily free rent from wouldtie marketers who wanted him as a client. Floyd's resignation is another .blow to a basketball program that has had starters . DeMar DeRozan, Taj Gibson WATKINS GLEN, N.Y. Glen International. "I was After Saturday's race, and Daniel Hackett declare (AP) Marco Andretti frustrated. But we talked it Andretti expressed frustrafor the upcoming NBA draft out. It's not the first time tion with Patrick. Andretti and has lost three recruits smiled at the question. Sure, there might have it's happened and it's not finished a season-best since the season ended. been a few hard feelings the last time it's going to fourth and Patrick was sixth, Garrett said a search to hire happen. We just have . to but they were battling sideaimed at Andretti Green a new coach would begin Racing teammate Danica work th.e best we can by-side late in the race for inunediately. fifth. .Floyd submitted his letter Patrick after Saturday together." ef resignation Tuesday after- night's race at Texas Motor uMarco and I are fine," Afterward, Andretti sugSpeedway, but they already Patrick said. "It's definitely gested'the team needed a "sitnoon. nothing new to have drivers down" meeting. The team is "As of I pm. today, I am were forgotten. out "I just said what I was there pushing and com- co-owned by Marco's father, n:signing as . head basketball roach at the University of feeling," Andretti said peting for positions and hav- Michael, who is Patrick's differences about race strategist this year. Southern California. I deeply Tuesday during a break in mg things." · lndyCar testing at Watkins "The toughest people out appreciate the opportunity afforded me by the university, as well as the chance to know arid woik with some of the fihest young men in college . athletics," the letter said, ~ynfortunately, I know longer feel I can offer the level of enthusiasm to my duties that is . ~by the university, my Cflaching staff, my players, tlieir families, and the supportets of Southern Cal. I always Plumised my self and my Camily that ifl ever. felt! could ~ longer gi_ve my full enthusj)lsm to a job, that I should leave it to others who could. I citend to contact my coaching ~Calf and my players in comlllg days and weeks to tell them how much each of them (l1eans to me. I wish the best to USC and to my suoces.'iOf.'' · ~~ In April, floyd spumed an Offer from Arizona to fill its ~bing vacancy, saying he ~s staying at USC. A year ago. he was offen:d the Louisiana State job~ ttimed it down, saying at the time, '-"J'his is my last job at SC." The day he met reporters to AP photo say he had turned down Marco Andretti, left, and teammate Tony Kanaan, of BI'CIZil, smiles and laugh on pit road Arizona, Floyd said, "This is before a practice session for the lndyCar Series' Bombardier Learjet 550 auto race at still my last job." Texas Motor Speedway in Fort Worth, Texas, Thursday. thing · to stop the Magic's marksmanship. But then, Orlando began to misfire at the worst time possible. After Pietrus was long with a wide-open 3, Gasol was fouled at the other end and made two free throws to make it 99 all with 2:41 remaining. Orlando's rowdy . crowd, which waited 14 years for a chance to weicome the Larry O'Brien Trophy to town, grew ncrvous. "Oh, boy," muttered one fan near the media section. But Pietrus calmed fears by dunking in a rare miss to put the Magic up two, and when Lewis hit' a :iurriper ~ it was originally called a 3 but replays showed his right foot was on the line Orland~ was up 104-10 I . Howard was called for a questionable foul on a drive by Bryant, who then split his two free throws. When he went, to the Lakers bench during a timeout that followed, Bryant hit himself in !be head for letting two more valuable points slip away. Orlando couldn't capitalize, though, and the Lakers got the ball back when Lewis missed a baseline jumper and the rebound went off him and otit of bounds. Bryant, who scored 17 in the fir.st quarter and 21 by halftime, then maybe tried to do too much. He crossed over to get past Pietrus, but Howard, the league's defensive player of the year known mostly for his ·blocks underneath, made like a point guard and tipped the ball away. Pietrus was fouled and made both to make it 106-102. The Lakers suddenly became desperate. Instead of working the ball in to Gasol or Lamar Odom; they fired away from outside. They couldn't shoot with the Magic. Bryant missed a 3, Trevor Ariza misfired on one. Bryant clanged another and Derek Fisher was long as the Lakers went 0 for 4 on a possession ·where 1\ley had to have points. · Bryant did score on a putback with .05 seconds left, but it was too late and although there was still time left, confetti began to fall to the court. Orlando, which was swepi by the Houston Rockets 14 years ago, ·could finally celebrate winning one on pro basketball's biggest stage, Bryant fouleQ. Lewis with . .02 seconds tq go,· and as Magic fans hugged and danced at ·an outcpme they longed for, he dropped two more to seal it. · The last time Orlando hosted a finals game, How!lnl was a 9-year-old .kid in Atlanta and Shaquille O'Neal WaS the Magic's Supel'man: Outside the cramped arena, which had a red Superinan cape hanging off one wall, Orlando fans, one of them dressed as Jack Nicholson and carrying a sign ·that read: "Jack, You Can't Handle The Truth," gathered on the sidewa)ks 'hoping this would be a night their team could get back ipto the senes. . . . They believed. ' . This was ·their ·magic , night. Teammates Andretti, Patrickat peace --··· there (challenging) me 'are my teammates, and I don't get that," Marco Andretti said after the race. "I think three out of four of. us get what the camaraderie of Andretti Green Racing is." Patrick responded to Andretti's complaint by saying he ·made a great pass to get by her and that the two were simply racing for position. Marce Andretti also said Tuesday that he wanted to set the record straight. He said he never said Patrick was a bad teammate - only that at the time she was dri• ving like one. He said it was just a gut reaction in the heat of the moment. "It was kind of blown out of proportion," he said; "It was just a moment and frustrating at the time.It's .over." AGR teammate Tony Kanaan. also here to test for the Camping World Grand Prix on July 5, also downplayed any rift. "When you have four drivers on the same team, we manage pretty well when you go to a track that you run side by side and you fight for the whole night, especially with very competitive drivers," said Kanaan, still ailin$ from a crash in the hidtanapolis 500. "It was a tough race. Nobody would leave Texas not being mad at somebody at some point just because the race itself is the way it We're a team. We have our moments. We have good moments and we have bad moments. If we're not competitive and if we can't win, we're not happy. I would be really surprised if we did not give each other a hard time on the race track." Patrick's contract with Andretti Green Racing expires after the season, and she said Tuesday sh~ was explorin¥ all of her options. "You ve !lOt to be open to all possibilities," she said. This is not the first time Patrick has been the subject of controversy. Last season, she stomped down pit row to confront Ryan Briscoe after Briscoe collided with lter while leaving the pits at the Indianapolis 500. Both cars were knocked out of the' race. She confronted Milka Duno in pit lane later in the season and in 2007 grabbed the arm of Dan Wheldon also to complain about a crash. But Patrick has focused on being more relaxed this season, and the change has been good. She had four straight top-five finishes, including a third at lndianap<ilis, her best finish at the Brickyard. to open the season and ranks fifth in the points standings. Marco Andretti, meanwhile. has had mixed results. T~e 22-year-old has four top-lOs but also finished is. · 13th in the season-opener "We did talk," Kanaan and 30th at Indy, when a said. "People try to make a first-lap crash with Mario bigger deal than what it is. Moraes ruined his chances. • �COMMUNfl'Y The Daily Sentinel ·PageA6 lVednesday;June10,2009 Inside I I Kentucky hol'!le Siile, Page B2 Top MLB Draft, Page B6 Bl The Daily Sentinel . Local Weather Wednesday•.• Partly sunny with a slight chance of showers and thunderstorms in the moming ...Then mostly cloudy with a chance of showers and thunderstorms in,the afternoon. Highs in the IQwer 8l0s. South winds 5 to 10 mp . Chance of rain 50 percen. Wednesday night .•• Cloudy. A chance of showers and thunderstorms in the evening .. .Then showers likely with a slight chance ·of thunderstorms after midnight. Lows in the mid 60s. Southwest winds 5 to 10 mph. Ch.ance of rain 60 percent. · Thursday...Showers likely with a chance of thunderstorms. Hi_ghs in the upper 70s. 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Debbie Phillips (D- loan will help the comp:1.ny $500 each were Bryan Harris (undecidAthens) said of the news: "stage our financing . and ed), son Of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Harris; "Th~ . project · is a critical help pay for the cost of Drew Hoover (Ohio State University), part 'of economic develop- using Powerspan in the proson of Jaye Ord; Jaime Warner (Ohio ment" plans in Meigs County ject" the anticipated conUniversity), daughter of Darlene and the entire region, and struction scheduled. has not .Warner: Rashell Boso (Hocking the award is a smart invest- been changed. AMP-Ohio .College), daughter of Tom Boso and ment in Ohio's overall hopes to begin construction Teresa Barber; James A. "Rusty" advanced energy strategy." late this year or in the first Carnahan (University of Northwestern · AMP-Ohio President/CEO quarter of 2010. Ohio), son of Tony Carnahan; Marc Gerken also comment- Construction' is e_xpected to christopher Holter ·(Ohio ed about yesterday's news last four-and-a-half years IJniversity), son of Stanley Holter and with: 'The AMPGS project with commercial operations. 'tanya Hol.ter; Samantha IS a clean coal technology beginning in 2014. · · . (Marietta College), daughter that will be the first project The AMPGS is expected Patterson; Brody . Flint commercial by some to pump more than graduates receiving memorial scholarships at the annu- large-scale lJhiversity), son of Mark and Angela Southern High flint; Merri Collins (Ohio University), al RACO Scholarship Awards Dinner were (seated, from left) Rashell Boso, deployment of Powerspap $20 . million annually into daughter of Beverly Collins; Robert Geraldine Cleland Memorial Scholarship; Chelsea Papa, Edison Brace ECO S02 technology. The ·the area economy, provide Weston Roberts (Ohio University), son Memorial and Jim Adams Memorial Scholarships; Emma Hunter, Edison Brace · support for this project, and I ,600 construction jobs and of Michael and Rhonda Roberts; Memorial Scholarship; (standing, from left) Jordan Pickens, Clarence Frank its use of Powers pan technol- 165 permanent operating Chelsea Pape (Ohio University), daugh- Memorial Scholarship; James "Rusty" Carnahan, Frank Cleland Memorial ogy, shows tremendous fore- jobs. The press release from ter of Allen Pape and Carol Pape; Emma Scholarship; Bryan Harris, Jim Adams Memorial Scholarship and David B. sight and a commitment to Gov. Strickland's office llunter (Ohio University), daughter of Sayre Memorial Scholarship; Brody Flint, Clarence and Ruth Bradford develop technology that will states the · full-time , permaDr. and Mrs. Douglas Hunter, Memorial Scholarship; Robert Weston Roberts, Edison Brace Memorial and responsibly use coal as . an nent workers at AMPGS affordable and reliable fuel will earn an average wage , Students also received a host of Paul Marr Memorial Scholarships. source. The AMPGS project of $31.25 per hour. · memorial . scholarships. Receiving Will be the cleanest facility qf . The Powerspan technolo~dison Brace Scholarships of $500 each its type in the region and one gy previously received $4.5 :were Robert W. Roberts, Chelsea ·Pupe · of the cleanest in the nation. million in funding from the and Emma-Hunter. James "Jim" Adams The use of Powerspan not Ohio Coal . Development ;trlemorial Scholarships of $500 were only gives us the ability to Office, a program of awarded to Bryan Harris and Chelsea control emissions to best OAQDA. :Pape. The Clarence and Ruth Bradford available control technology Ohio's Advanced Energy Memorial Scholarship of $500 was pre(BACT) standards, but will Stimulus Program, includes sented to Brody Flint. The Geraldine significantly reduce the $84 million for non-coal Cleland Memorial Scholarship of $500 amount of waste coming related technology projects was given to Rashell Boso. The from the facility. AMPGS and .$66 million for clean Clarence Frank Memorial Scholarship creates jobs and represents a coal projects. The P.rogram is Qf $500 was given to Jordan Pickens major investment in the State part of the $1.57 btllion Ohio (Ohio University), son of Eb~r Pickens of Ohio and. the Meigs Bipartisan Jobs Stimulus Jr. The Paul Marr S£holarship of $500 County· area. This is a good Plan signed into law by Gov. was awarded to Robert W. Roberts. project and we appreciate the Stri.ckland · in June 2008 . .. The Frank Cl¢1and Memorial support and acknowledg- More than. 215 applications Scholarship of $500 was pt'esented to ment of the state." for program fundmg have lames A. Carnahan, and the David B. CarSQn said though the been received to date. . Sayre Memorial Scholarship of $1 Qo l\las awarded to Bryan Harris. The Gatling Ohio LLC Scholarship of $1,000 was awarded to Robert Weston Roberts by Sam Hatcher, representing Gatling Ohio LLC. This scholarship is Cruisin' Saturda¥ Night Car Show Scholarships were presented by Marvin Hill )n its second year, and is awarded to a on behalf of Htll s ClaSSIC Cars, Home National Bank and Gatling Ohio LLC, student pursuing a degree in engineer- awarded $600 scholarships to F;!ashell Boso, James "Rusty" Carnahan, Brody Flint. and Jerry Justis. . . ing or a related field. , Four Cruisin' Saturday Night Car Show Scholarships of $800 each were The Gatling Ohio LLC a.warded to James A. Camahan. Brody Scholarship for $1 ,000 l'lint, Rashell Boso and Jerry Justis was presented to (Hockmg College), son of Melissa Robert Weston Roberts, Barton and Scott Barton , These scholarright, was at RACO's s ships were also presented on behalf of annual scholarship dinltill's Classic Cars, Home National ner. This scholarship is Bank and Gatling Ohio LLC. awarded to a Southern Since 1993, starting out with two senior who is pursuing a scholarships of $200 a piece. RACO degree in engineering bas awarded $85,000 in scholarships to 2 Gallon Paint Pall or a related field. J26 Southern High School seniors. Interior/ Exterior · Roberts is pictured with · :f\pplications for RACO and associated Marvin Hill, representing scholarships, including memorial Sam Hah;her of Gatling scholarships. are submitted on a comOhio lLC. mon. form. · AMP •1&95 7·11. . . . . . . , duk: s.w ""-' NATIONAL BANK RACINE & SYRACUSE $129.9.0, We've Got It! """' fiM • 949-2210 • Racine, OH (=) 992-6333 • Syracuse, OH ;;a; Wednesday, June 10, 2009 63 .TnnFloyd resigns as usc basketball coach ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) - · of 15 from the field after the Missing for · two games, first quarter. He also missed Orlando found its Magic five free throws, points that touch. . could have given the Lakers Making easy shots and that 3-0 lead. tough ones · from every- · Game 4 is Thursday night. where, the Magic won their and Game 5 - now necesfrrst game in two visits to sary - will be at Amway tl:le NBA finals .as Dwight Arena on Sunday. Howard and Rashard Lewis With their season 48 minscored 21 points •apiece in a utes ·from all blit disappear108-104 victory over the ing,the Magic, hosting their Los . Angeles Lakers in first finals game since _1995, Game 3 on Tuesday night to had five players score at least pull within 2-1. 18 points. Rafer Alston, who Orlando sh:ot a finals was just 3 of 17 from the record 63 percent - includ- field n the frrst two games, ing· anot~er fina. is record 75 had 20 and Hedo Turkoglu percent i~ the first half~ to and Mickael Pietrus 18 'each. snap a six-game finals los"We've. got to play like . ing streak and avoid. falling .this," Howard said of the balinto an 0-3 hole that no team anced scoring. "When guys in postseason history has · are attacking we're tough to been able to escape. · guard. Kobe Bryant, seeking a "We moved the ball a lot fourth title and h· · first tonight," he said .. "We got since 2002, scored 31 points some good shoiS. We didn't for the Lakers but the super- rush anything."/ . star had just 10 points in the Pau Gasol scored 23 points second half and went. only 4 but had just three rebounds 108·104 and the Lakers were only 16 of 26 from the line. For a while, it appeared the Magic, who shot JUst 36 percent while dropping Games I' and 2 at Staples· Center, couldn't or wouldn't miss. From 20 feet, swish. From lO feet, nothing but net. Layups, runners, banks, pull-ups, didn't matter. You name it, if it went up, more times than not it went in. "Well, it was going in the basket. That always works," Magic coach Stan Van Gundy said I "That formula's always tried and true." · · Orlando niade 24 of 32 shots in the first half and only cooled off a little in the third quarter as they entered the founh at a 65 percent clip and clinging to an 81-75 lead. Bryant sat out the first 4:47 of the fourth, and when he finally subbed in, the Lakers were still .down by five and un'able to do any- LOS ANGELES (AP) ,_ Tim Floyd resigned as basketball coach at Southern California on Tuesday follow1ing allegations that he give $1 ,000 in cash to a man who helped steer fonner star player OJ. Mayo to the Trojans. Floyd submitted a oneparagraph letter to usc athletic drrector Mike Garrett Sl)ying he WJIS· quitting because he no longer !lad fuO eilthusiasm for his job. : :"I accept Tim's decision and wish him well," Garrett · Sliid in a statement. ::;The Clarion-Ledger of rackson. Miss. first reported floyd's resignation. . :The announcement follows itllegations that thousands of (lollars in cash and gifts were funneled to Mayo by a representative of a sports agepcy. , , Last · month. . Los Angeles YahooSports.conl · reported Lakers' Kobe \!)at Louis Johnson, a former Bryant, center, ~sociate of Mayo's, told fed(:!rives between e~ and NCAA investigators Orlando that Floyd paid to have Mayo Magic's Hedo sign with tile Trojans. Turkoglu, from "'Ute university is cooperntTurkey, and ing fully in the continuing Lewis Rashard investigation with the NCAA QJld Pac-10 into all allegations· · (9) in the third quarter of of NCAA and. Pac.-10 rules violations at USC," Todd · Game 3 of the Dickey,_ seilio~ yice ~~dent . NBA basketball of admnltstranon, satd m the .finals Tuesday, statement. "The university,the in orlando, Fla. NCAA and Pac-10 have JomtAPphoto ly conducted · interviews of approximately . 50 witnesses. No conclusions have yet been reacbed.At this point, it would 1)$' both inappropriate and prema\Ure to comm~nt further." :usC's powerhouse football k!am is under NCAA investigation because of allegations that Heisman Trophy-winning running back Reggie BUsh accepted gifts and his fqmily free rent from wouldtie marketers who wanted him as a client. Floyd's resignation is another .blow to a basketball program that has had starters . DeMar DeRozan, Taj Gibson WATKINS GLEN, N.Y. Glen International. "I was After Saturday's race, and Daniel Hackett declare (AP) Marco Andretti frustrated. But we talked it Andretti expressed frustrafor the upcoming NBA draft out. It's not the first time tion with Patrick. Andretti and has lost three recruits smiled at the question. Sure, there might have it's happened and it's not finished a season-best since the season ended. been a few hard feelings the last time it's going to fourth and Patrick was sixth, Garrett said a search to hire happen. We just have . to but they were battling sideaimed at Andretti Green a new coach would begin Racing teammate Danica work th.e best we can by-side late in the race for inunediately. fifth. .Floyd submitted his letter Patrick after Saturday together." ef resignation Tuesday after- night's race at Texas Motor uMarco and I are fine," Afterward, Andretti sugSpeedway, but they already Patrick said. "It's definitely gested'the team needed a "sitnoon. nothing new to have drivers down" meeting. The team is "As of I pm. today, I am were forgotten. out "I just said what I was there pushing and com- co-owned by Marco's father, n:signing as . head basketball roach at the University of feeling," Andretti said peting for positions and hav- Michael, who is Patrick's differences about race strategist this year. Southern California. I deeply Tuesday during a break in mg things." · lndyCar testing at Watkins "The toughest people out appreciate the opportunity afforded me by the university, as well as the chance to know arid woik with some of the fihest young men in college . athletics," the letter said, ~ynfortunately, I know longer feel I can offer the level of enthusiasm to my duties that is . ~by the university, my Cflaching staff, my players, tlieir families, and the supportets of Southern Cal. I always Plumised my self and my Camily that ifl ever. felt! could ~ longer gi_ve my full enthusj)lsm to a job, that I should leave it to others who could. I citend to contact my coaching ~Calf and my players in comlllg days and weeks to tell them how much each of them (l1eans to me. I wish the best to USC and to my suoces.'iOf.'' · ~~ In April, floyd spumed an Offer from Arizona to fill its ~bing vacancy, saying he ~s staying at USC. A year ago. he was offen:d the Louisiana State job~ ttimed it down, saying at the time, '-"J'his is my last job at SC." The day he met reporters to AP photo say he had turned down Marco Andretti, left, and teammate Tony Kanaan, of BI'CIZil, smiles and laugh on pit road Arizona, Floyd said, "This is before a practice session for the lndyCar Series' Bombardier Learjet 550 auto race at still my last job." Texas Motor Speedway in Fort Worth, Texas, Thursday. thing · to stop the Magic's marksmanship. But then, Orlando began to misfire at the worst time possible. After Pietrus was long with a wide-open 3, Gasol was fouled at the other end and made two free throws to make it 99 all with 2:41 remaining. Orlando's rowdy . crowd, which waited 14 years for a chance to weicome the Larry O'Brien Trophy to town, grew ncrvous. "Oh, boy," muttered one fan near the media section. But Pietrus calmed fears by dunking in a rare miss to put the Magic up two, and when Lewis hit' a :iurriper ~ it was originally called a 3 but replays showed his right foot was on the line Orland~ was up 104-10 I . Howard was called for a questionable foul on a drive by Bryant, who then split his two free throws. When he went, to the Lakers bench during a timeout that followed, Bryant hit himself in !be head for letting two more valuable points slip away. Orlando couldn't capitalize, though, and the Lakers got the ball back when Lewis missed a baseline jumper and the rebound went off him and otit of bounds. Bryant, who scored 17 in the fir.st quarter and 21 by halftime, then maybe tried to do too much. He crossed over to get past Pietrus, but Howard, the league's defensive player of the year known mostly for his ·blocks underneath, made like a point guard and tipped the ball away. Pietrus was fouled and made both to make it 106-102. The Lakers suddenly became desperate. Instead of working the ball in to Gasol or Lamar Odom; they fired away from outside. They couldn't shoot with the Magic. Bryant missed a 3, Trevor Ariza misfired on one. Bryant clanged another and Derek Fisher was long as the Lakers went 0 for 4 on a possession ·where 1\ley had to have points. · Bryant did score on a putback with .05 seconds left, but it was too late and although there was still time left, confetti began to fall to the court. Orlando, which was swepi by the Houston Rockets 14 years ago, ·could finally celebrate winning one on pro basketball's biggest stage, Bryant fouleQ. Lewis with . .02 seconds tq go,· and as Magic fans hugged and danced at ·an outcpme they longed for, he dropped two more to seal it. · The last time Orlando hosted a finals game, How!lnl was a 9-year-old .kid in Atlanta and Shaquille O'Neal WaS the Magic's Supel'man: Outside the cramped arena, which had a red Superinan cape hanging off one wall, Orlando fans, one of them dressed as Jack Nicholson and carrying a sign ·that read: "Jack, You Can't Handle The Truth," gathered on the sidewa)ks 'hoping this would be a night their team could get back ipto the senes. . . . They believed. ' . This was ·their ·magic , night. Teammates Andretti, Patrickat peace --··· there (challenging) me 'are my teammates, and I don't get that," Marco Andretti said after the race. "I think three out of four of. us get what the camaraderie of Andretti Green Racing is." Patrick responded to Andretti's complaint by saying he ·made a great pass to get by her and that the two were simply racing for position. Marce Andretti also said Tuesday that he wanted to set the record straight. He said he never said Patrick was a bad teammate - only that at the time she was dri• ving like one. He said it was just a gut reaction in the heat of the moment. "It was kind of blown out of proportion," he said; "It was just a moment and frustrating at the time.It's .over." AGR teammate Tony Kanaan. also here to test for the Camping World Grand Prix on July 5, also downplayed any rift. "When you have four drivers on the same team, we manage pretty well when you go to a track that you run side by side and you fight for the whole night, especially with very competitive drivers," said Kanaan, still ailin$ from a crash in the hidtanapolis 500. "It was a tough race. Nobody would leave Texas not being mad at somebody at some point just because the race itself is the way it We're a team. We have our moments. We have good moments and we have bad moments. If we're not competitive and if we can't win, we're not happy. I would be really surprised if we did not give each other a hard time on the race track." Patrick's contract with Andretti Green Racing expires after the season, and she said Tuesday sh~ was explorin¥ all of her options. "You ve !lOt to be open to all possibilities," she said. This is not the first time Patrick has been the subject of controversy. Last season, she stomped down pit row to confront Ryan Briscoe after Briscoe collided with lter while leaving the pits at the Indianapolis 500. Both cars were knocked out of the' race. She confronted Milka Duno in pit lane later in the season and in 2007 grabbed the arm of Dan Wheldon also to complain about a crash. But Patrick has focused on being more relaxed this season, and the change has been good. She had four straight top-five finishes, including a third at lndianap<ilis, her best finish at the Brickyard. to open the season and ranks fifth in the points standings. Marco Andretti, meanwhile. has had mixed results. T~e 22-year-old has four top-lOs but also finished is. · 13th in the season-opener "We did talk," Kanaan and 30th at Indy, when a said. "People try to make a first-lap crash with Mario bigger deal than what it is. Moraes ruined his chances. • �Page B2 • The Daily Sentinel www.mydailysentinel.com : Wednetday, June 10, 2009 Wednesday, June to, 2009 www.mydallysentlnel.com Mr. Hockey still hurting over death of wife PITTSBURGH (AP) home - where dad wanted a remarkable hockey family." Mr. Hockey is hurting. to keep her - and was ·in Mr. Hockey is a living leg- j Gordie Howe' s wife, bad shape after dealing with end in Detroit and the Red Colleen. died three months the disease for at least 10 Wings don't take it for ago and life hasn' t gotten years. granted that he still pops in any easier for the Hockey .. It was really hard on dad · the dressing room to say Hall of Farner. because he was alone with hello. .. You can think you're a her when the caregivers left Howe scored 801 goals, a big, >trong guy, but if some- .at 8 at night until they came total only Gretzky topped, ·thing like that happens, it back at 8 in the morning." · .and led the Red Wings to makes you as weak as a kitBefore the disease took four Stanley Cups from ten:· Howe said in an inter- hold, Colleer Howe lived a 1950-1955 . view with The Associated full life . The woman known He won the Hart Trophy Press before Game 5 of the as Mrs. Hockey was induct- six times as NHL MVP and Stanley Cup finals in ed into the U.S. Hockey Hall was a 21-!ime All-Star. He Detroit. "I watched her when of Fame in 2000. played in Detroit from 1946she cho ked , put her head ..Somebody recognized 71 and came back to the 'back and went. That was her abilities,'' Gordie Howe league with Hartford during said. the 1979-80 season and the hard to take." The 81-year-old Howe She founded the Detroit 51-yeitr-old forward had 41 plannfd to be in Junior Red Wings. the points. . Connrcticut on Tuesday nation's first junior hockey· .. It's special whenever he's night with his son Marty to team. and developed the first around." said Red Wings ·watch his beloved Detroit indoor ice arena, "Gordie . forward Kris Draper,. who :Red Wings play at Howe Hockeyland," in the joined the storied franchise :Pittsburgh in Game 6 need- Detroit suburb of St. Clair in 1993. "Lately, we've been ·ing a win to repeat as Shores. ·seeing him more .. It's pretty Stanley Cup champions. "We could ill-afford that neat when you see him and "We're trying to keep dad rink," Gordie Howe said. Ted Lindsay and think about occupied," said Mark Howe. "But she wanted to give a lot what ther did in the 1950s is director of pro scouting for of kids the chance to play what we re doing today." ;the Red Wings. " He's great and she did." · Draper's 7 -year-old son ·when he 's with people She was one of the first might keep the tradition :family or strangers. But if no female sports agents and dis- going after a recent talk with ·one is around him, he says, covered in 1973 that the Howe. 'It's pretty lonely.' upstart WHA allowed play"He said to Gordie, 'Why Especially at night, it's been ers under age 20 while the did you want to be a hockey pretty difficult for him." · NHL did not. That cleared player?' Draper recalled. : It wasn 't easy for Howe the way for her husband to "And Gordie said, 'I loved it :when his wife was living play with sons Mark anp when I was a kid and when I with Pick's disease, a degen- Marty and gave young stars was playing, and I still love erative brain disorder that such as Wayne Gretzky an it. And my son said, ' Mr. causes dementia. She died at earlier opportunity to play Howe, I love it, too.' How home in March at 76. . professionally. awesome is it that a 7-y!!ar-. "Mom couldn't speak at ·NHL commissioner Gary old boy Cllll go up to Mr. 'all . for the last 3 1/2 years,'' Bettman said Colleen Howe Hockey and have a chat like Mark Howe said. "The last was a "formidable woman, that?'' two years, she was confined the wife and partner of our Howe doe's n't freely to a wheelchair or bed at iconic player, die matriarch of engage in conversations as 4C LAS S.l FIE D In this March 11, file photo, Hockey Hall of Farner Gordie Howe, left, leaves the funeral of his late-wife Colleen with his son Mark, center, and an ~nidenilfied .woman in Bloomfield Hills, Mich. Howe's wife, Colleen, died three · months ago·and life tiasn1 gotten any .easier for him: "You . can thipk you're a big, strong guy, but if something like that happens, it makes you as weak as a kitten," Howe said in an interview with The.Associated Press before Game 5 of the Stanley Cup finals in Detroit. 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Yofii;le ·pups 8 wks. ·· CLASSIFIED INDEX ~1_1 ....................... ;..................... ,.............. 100 ·AnnO..ncemento ............................... - .....,;.. 200 Blrthdloy/Annlvoroory ....................~ ...........,.2011 Happr Ada ...................................... ~............. 210 Lo.-t A Found ............ ,; ...........-...................... 215 · _Memory!Th~nk l'ou ....................., ..... ,......... 220 Notl~~ ........................................................ 225 Pllraon.la ......!'"";,.,.; .................................. o230 . Wanted ........................, ..............................., 235 ·• .Servltea.:, •• , .... ,.........................,•.•••••••••••••..•. 300 Appllonce a.rvtti- ...............................:..:.... 302 AutOhlotln .......... ~....................................... 304 Building Mllerllltl ....•••..••••••••.•.,..••...•••••;..... 308 Recreational V.hlcln ....................... ,••••••• 1000 ATV ........, .................................................... 1005 Blcy~l••·•· ................................- .................1010 BOatillfAcceaaorlee .............. ~..............., .... 1015 c.mperiRVa & ,.,.....,. ......................r-~•••• 1020 Moton:yctoo ............................................... 10~5 ()tf'ter .......................................................... 1030 Wlnt to buy .............................. ~ ................ 1035 Automotive •.•.••.••••••••••,.: ............................. 200Q Auto RantiVI.t!'aae ...................i ........ !•••..;... 2005 . ·AUt............... ;., .. ~...................................... 20fO ~aaeiCI'Antl.,. . :.:.............. i ...................... 2015 Cam.....-clatn¥ualrlal ••••••.•••••••••• ..:••••••••••• 2920 . auetnqa ......•............ ,..........................~······-301 Parte a Acceaeortea..........................~....... 2025 · C.hlrtng ..................... :.,.............................. ,.310 Sporto Ultltty .............................................. 2030 ChlldiEiderty Cere .......................... ,............ 312 . Tnlcko .........................................................2035 Computera ..........................................~.•.•.•.•• 314 lltlllty Trt~llera .•• : ......... ;........ :..................... 20AO Contract0ra ............_..••....: ............................. 316 Ve,..~ .......................~ ...............:................... 2046 oomeancll4anttortel ...................... _.; ......... 318 want to buy ...............................................2050 Eloct~!"lt .... :................................................ 320 ~ol Eltote a.teo .......................c.............. 3000 Anane~lal .......................................................322 Cemetery PSota .......................................... 3005 Httatth ........................................................-•.• 328 Coma:nercral ................................................3010 H. .tlng •coollng ....................................... 328 COndomlnlumo .......................................... 3015 Home lmprovemente 330 · · For Sale by OWner ............................ - ....... 3020 · • ·tneul'll,_ ........................ ~............................ 3~ . ttooaee tor Sale ............. ,,,._.......-............... 3025 • · t..wn Servl.c e .... 1.......................................... 334 Land'(Acraaa•>-·-······ .. ·• .... ··-·········~······· ...'3030 . .M110tci0o~Om• .......:................ ,........... 336 Lola ........................................ ;................... 3035 · 01"- S.rvtcee ................... ,..... ,..... _..........~ -338 Want to buy ....•••... ,..................................... 3040 . Plumblng/Eieclrfcal ..................................... 340 Reel Eetate Rental•... ,.. ,... :........................ 3500 Pro..aalon•I .S .rvlcee.""""""'";................... 342 Apertmenta/Townhouaee ......................... 3505 Aepelre .........................................:·······-······344 , Com111Brclal ................................................ 3510 . Rooflng ............................:.................. ~ .......... 346 COndomtnluma ................................... - ..... 3515 Securtty ••• t········.. .-........................ ~ ................ 348 ttoueee tor Rent." ....................H ............ - ... 3520 ToJr!Acc!!Untlng ........................................... 360 Lend (Aereqo) ......................................;... 3525 · Travel/Entertainment •.•.•.. ,, .......................... 362 Slorage ....................................................... 3535 FJnenclal. .......................................- ............. 400 · Want ·to Rent ................,............................. 3540 FIMf\CIII Salvloea ••••••••~•..•• ,•..•••••••••••••••..•••• ~5 Manufacture~ Hou,lng ............................. .-oo<J ln1111rana. ..................... - ................ ~ ••- ...... 410 Lote ................... ,........................................._4005 Money to LAnd ............................................. 415 ........................................................4010' Ed"ucatlon ........... ...................................·....,•• 500 & Trade Schoql ........................... sos tn8tnactlon & Tralnlng ..............................-.510 Flentllle .....................:................................. 4015 ........................................................ 515 . Lea.ana """""""1 ....................................................... 520 Arllrnela ................. ,...................................... &OO S.lea ......................................... - ............. ,.. 4020 SUpplle...................................................... 4025 Want to Buy ............................................... 4030 ~oort Properly ......................................... ~ort Property for Nle .......................... , 5025 5000 Animal Suppllel ......................... .-....• ,; ......... 805 Hor~~ea ............... ,, .... ;,, .................................. 610 Unatock .................................................-..... 615 Retort Property for rent ........................... 5050 atnployment ............................................... 6000 Accountlng1Financla1 ................................ 6002 .,..,..... ,.........................................................&20 Went tO bur·-····~··········· C.atlleriC. .k ................... - ........................ 6006 · • , ~nc:~r ........... ,...........-..:................;.,:.... 100 Clerical ..:........... ~.................................. - ••••• 8010 Contlruc11Qn .............................................. 6D12 Drl~l 6 •balhtery ..................................... 6014 Ed~.... :,, ...... , ..., .................................I015 EloclhiGol P1umlllnu ..........- ...........: ........... ao18 Emp~r~-AQ1nc_.................................6020 .• • .~ln ... .. .................................825 . ' . Agrlculture ..............................................~..--700 ·: Flirm Equlprnerlt ..... _....................... \·····"''"'705 ·• Garden a·Produce....................................... 710 Hay. Feed, s-et, GJ'IIIn ............... ;............... 71.5 • . Hunting I Lend .... - ........._,_, ..................... 720 • Wont tv'bUJ> ...........c,_............................, ...72& · , Antlqueo ..................-............................. -.... 1011 Flee Markllte ................................................. 940 En-nmont.- ........... _............................ 8022 Food Sorvt-............................................1024 Governmont I F-at Jobo .................... 6028 Help enled-Generai .................................. 602B UW E - - t ...................................... 6030 MlllntenaftCW'Darn.eetlc ............................. 6032 Menogomontl!kipervloory ........................ &034 Mechanlca ..... - ................................. - ......,.6036 Appllonce ..................................................... 810 Auctlcmo ............... _..................................... 915 . · Bargain Blttm~t............................ - ......... 920 : . • Care ............. - ...................... 6008 COII-bfM .................................................. 92& Computer•-···~················· ..··············..·········130 l!qutpmenWUpplloo.....,......-......................835 Fuel 011 COei/WoodlGaa ............................. t45 Medlc81 ..................................... ,................. 6038 Furniture .................................... ,................. 950 Hobby/Hunt Ia Sport .................................... 955 Mut~k:al ....................................................... 6040 • ' Kid' I Corner ................................................ ,aso Mlecellen.oue ................................. 915 fltoltaur•n ................................................. 6044 Sllea ..... , .......••..........•..... - .......................... 6048 Technical Tnodeo ............. - ........................ 1060 4 •••••••••••• ·. W11nt Ia buy .......................................- .........170 . '. V'ontlote -·;........... _ ...................- ........... 97~ I I Pert-Tim•Ternporerlea ............................. 8042 ro.-ootory ......................................... 8012 Blvd. e "":::~~=-~-~ 3BA L.~~ ~~~..,.~;;;;;;;~~ ~~"""'· ;;;;;·;;iq;,o...,.~·-~"~ ~;;;;;~"'~";.·~.....~;;::; shots · and ·wormeq. Call 740·388-8472 or 740-645·2396. May leave a message. 1 60 For sale AKC GefAlan Anti Shep . . pups 1op btOoo- --=~-'qu••:;;';;;:-~ ~ Hoe, parents on premises antique bed 1819 Heritaqe · Farms 1800's, $100, 304-675-5724. (749)992·6762 Free 6 Dwarf hamsters 3 (I) 2 (m) 1 · baby musl M...Uon·take all 304·937-2105 or 304-937-3192. 'JetAoratton .M otoro ropalrod, new &rebulft Free indoor Sphinx. miM In atock. Call Ron l<ltten female ' liner .Evano1 •~s37 "528 tralhed lo good home -uv\r ..., 740-441 _5543 _ :--~~~~~ Koi, · Goldllsh, pon<1 Free male Dalmatian to plants. e1.,.,...,.nt . aa-, mon. old needs room to "'t''"' •o run 304-n:l-5883. Hats $9.00 large Kol ~F~;:.;;~~-- $40.00 4'16·1578 or Free to good home 6 845-1361 week old ~agle mlw pUpfJteS 304·812-6176. . Five 6' jewelery show· ~ses. $125 each, call Free to good home 7 (740)992-2459 week old klnens ~~~~~""::~ 304·812·6176. For sale Lowery Organ Free 10 , . _good home, 1 priced "Cheap' "'' 675 2013 Spayed .. Soqttish· - · • Terrter,1 . LatJ mix clog & Hot Tub OUUOI. Top 1 Lab 304·576-2527. Ouolhy, Froe Dellve>y, Free to good hc>me: Fe· 50%. Tiki Tub I . male Black Lab. ~29-5855 ~-1509 ~-=~~'"::"':""':"" '""'· te Hot Tub Outlet, TQP 2 ~veaway: rna cats, Qulltty, Free Delivery, 1 yr old. neutered, t gray Save SO%. nkl Tubs. and 1 yellow· Call 6()&.326-0m One pup s.v. .:.44~6~·95:!:3~5~===~ = 700 ~qf1Cull1re Admlhlttrath,eiProte•ttonal, .................... 6004 Chll~lderty Apartment now Aiverbend available Apts. New· Haven WV. Now accept· ing applicatiOns . tor HUO.subsidized, one Bedroom Apt&. Utilftles Included. Based on 3()% of adjusted Income. can 304·882·3121. avellable for Senior and Disabled people. :!~Form;;;o;;;;E;;;qi;;u:§l..:-~nl~ :: ElY, INTEGRITY1 KIEFER BUILT, VALLEY HORSEII.IVE· STOCK TRAILERS, LOAD MAX EOUIPMENT TRAILERS, CARGO EXPRESS HOMESTEADER CARGOJCONC.ESSION TRAILERS. B+W GOOSE NEc K F~TBED ~ VI ~" OUR EN S3.... ... • TIR'E TRAILER INVENTORY AT WWW.CARMtCHAEL· TRAILERS. COM 740-446•3825 a Wont To B•.v ~, ~---"!;;;;;;;~"-;;;;;;; ELLM VIEW APTS hardwood · floors, 2&3BR FA, 2 . full baths, central air, 10X14 metal build· ing, 5 fnlns. from town. b-. • $102,000. 740·709:11!56 Rustic log cabin wllhln ~uttf the 'lll!iage limits of Aut· .._w_w_w_.co_m_l_ ••_._co_m _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.....;;c..;21109;;;;,;;.,:;bY:.N;,;E;;:A.;:,..;'n.;:c:..J Janet Ideal for 8 business or small family. Reason· "!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ..,.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ~bSe rent References & ~posit od No •. ~ . . •~ E ,...,_.., y·-' $a'· ... "" requ 1r · Pata. Please contact Vii: AKC Pembroke Welsh Have. you fJJlced a John Comer of township 27 & J~ge or Rutlancl offiCes 81 740.742·2121 Monday Corgis 3m 31 tri-color & Deere lately? . You'll be 33 to ~lhens. June . lhru Friday 98 m.2pm sable/white, POP .asking surprisedl Check out our 13-14, motor home, mo- with any questiOns. $200. 740·845-7547 used invenlory at sale table, etc. . _ · ~----~- www.CAREQ.com. Car· 4 Bed. 2 Sethi Only Free kittens, michael . · . Equipment Fri. JtJne 12th, sam, 3 $25,000. for listings !i(7:;;40;ol99~2·~07~40:9~~~ 7" ••• "412 800.820·4946 "' R019 • • ~ Garage sales on TanSIM tricolor beagle pup-=~~~"':""~= ners Run Ad, Aacfne (,) Duubl~:wi\le for ~•de i11 Hari· pies. 3 females, 3 males, "'STIHL Sales & Senrlce 18 · movI11Q• ~ I. nor shine ford 1!3 !)('~ ._ priced U) ~al~ has had _ sholii, parents . .....W Available at Carmi· 'l1"•·8K2·1'"'1.. ·~ both. good .r•bblt hunters, chae_l-' Equipment Gigantic _· inside sale at ':::~~~,;;~~~~~ :": six · weeks old, $50 each 740-448-~412 Bethel Worship Center Home lor 5ale 00 Slate or best · offer, ;.;r;"'!~~""':!!!!!!!!!!!!!! on St. At 7 above East· ~oute 160 (HanerSviUe) (740)742·2954 Hoy, FHd;._ s..d; Gral~ am School, June 12, 9·3. 2 minutes· from Holzer. ~~~""-!~~··~ 131h !1-12 2 antique OaiBIIsat CKC Reg. Mini . Dachs· Pasb.Jte · for ~ent, ground qullts,other' antiques, www.docehout&CHie.c;.om ~·~illlon~-~·~.OI~.Ihi~.~:-~J,w~.~·-~~a:•~oi~J:un:e~t~,2:00:9~~=t~~~~~~Lo~ld~ . ~m~a~.les~-$600::·0:0 -~hair~ ~i~ng' ~300. h:~"'!h~·~ .ear-com lor sale. $160.00 304·675·7946. .~~·· . ' male, First a . tonj ·oom 1 99led butcher• ' T....,ou,., 'CONVENIENTLY LO. CATED , . & ' AFFORD· ABLEI Tow(lhouse apart· · J Bcd.2 Balh HlllJ ments, ahdlor $l1Bll hunJO!Onl.yJ9Y.!amon.'!Sc; ~uses tor rent. _can dwn .l5 yrs. _111 8% for lht. 74Q-44H11t for appl._ 800-'620-49-'6 u T46.t . c:ation & information. · 1. J· Service. censed. (This is a public job to service · _ announcemerll 304-675· 1610 from · the'· Ohio Valley · Freee' ' worklrig ~fHge!li~ Pet CremaJO{ls. tor, also 01her IIJll>llaooeo 740-446-3745 :4<))992-7': . .., aW&Y. For sale 3 bid. lots on .RI.2 N., atso commercial lions Office of · eooaum~r Affairs BEFORE you refi.. nance your home or obtain a loan. BEWARE of requests fc1r any. large adVance payments of sponslboi lor any debl io- bill' "' •moll . oonod by Chlfstopher w. e;,'"J04."'""'!'3"·1960.,... .·........... \'laiJllh. . Other $eMeN " : =]~;=:: ·Comn.c:iol loUWII .-ntW ~. . . .~~~~----·As of &'212009 1 Crystal o&;JJ's Mowing Waugh will not be • re- n:Uonable' rates no w --- :!H;..~...~ 8°'tl lpln101• ~"'~·..~~-~=~~~~ Apartments/ Sates kitncorlylect,coi!I}'Ut. not horses. WHEN'S THE LAST TIME ACHECK·UP Real Estate 3000 -LEXINGTON, Ky. (AP) - A major Kentucky thoroughbred f<Ulll \hat houses the great stallion Storm Cat announced Thesday it is selling off nearly its entire stock of about 200 ·J·G EXCAVATING Now you can hove borders and oraplllcs · iu Clddedtovourdosslfledads ..(,;.. . ...m Botders$3.00/perad I! · Grapliii:s $0Uorsmall · Sf .00 for la1'9e Sutc mful Ads Should-Jnclule T"- lteml ' Pacman who? Unknown DBs shine at Cowboys .practice {)114114'-1' m WRITE AN AD to disperse 200 horses Overbrook Farm owner Bill Young Jr. explained he just wasn't.cutout to continue operatin~ a thoroughbred breeding facility with the same drive as his late father, William T. Young, who founded it nearly four decades ago. · "It was a tough decision," Young said in an interview. '"lt was ultimately my decision, but the family agreed. The main moviqg force was the fact I just don't have a passion for the sport, even though it's an exciting business." ·· While most of the horses will be sold beginning this fall, the most fa!lJous one is staying. Storm Cat, considered one of the elite stallions in history, retired from b.reedingjust over a year ago and will live out his days on the Lexington farm, Young said. . . Young's son, Chris, also will keep a.handful of ra~ehorses - likely between five and 15 - for his own racing operation. The family will continQe to own Overbrook's two active stallions - Jump Start and .Grindstone, the grands ire of Kentucky Derby winner Mine That Bird and Belmont winner Summer Bird - but both will likely move. to another farm. Among those likely to be sold are some 75 broodmares, 50 weanliiJgs ..50 yearlings and 20 tp 30 horses of racing age, Young said. · ' Young, who also owns a public warehousing and ieal estate business in Lexington, said the farm's closure 3$ a breeding operation would mean the loss of 40 to 45 jobs. All employees have received sev~rance packages and .the farm was actively working to find them other positions, he said. The decision 'comes at a difficult time for the breeding industry, where prices are down at most thoroughbred aucAP Photo/The Deltas Morning News, Michael Ainsworth tions. Still, Young said he is contident the family will get Dallas Cowboys receiver Kevin Ogletree (85) watches as a pass is Intercepted by defel)der Alan Ball (20) during football good value. practice at Standridge Stadium in Carrollton, Texas on Tuesday. "The l)larket is not as strong as it has been, but what we're offering for sale is very unique," he sjlid. "We're offering · · access to families.'' The dispersal was set to take place at three Keene! and sales ih Lexington, with the yearlings sold in September and others to follow in subsequent sales in September andJanuary. "Keeneland had the privilege of selling many sons and .daughters of the gre<lt Storm Cat," Keeneland president CARROLLTON. Texas saia he hopes to engineer a safety last season. On well as the nickel - they are Nick Nicholson said. "Now we have the opportunity to offer (AP) Maybe · the switch. He wants each. to Tuesday, he had two deflec- playing three different posi- our buyers . horses from the outstanding Overbrook fami· Cowboys won't need Adam learn tbe othe( position. and lions, including a deep pass tions and they are not mak- lies." "Pacman" Jones back in the said he thinks their skilts are from Tony Romo to Roy ing any MEs," Newman Overbrook has bred l13 stakes winners, including 62 secondary after all . better suited to their new Williams that he knocked said. "Those are mental grades stakes winners and 21 winners of Grade I races. The biggest playmakers at spots. Both are listed at 6- down at the last moment. er~ors. It 's a good thing Among the notables owned or bred by the farm are 1996 organized team activities foot-1. but Brown is about "If he <:an cover like he when they can do that and Kentucky Derby winner Grindstone, 1999 Breeders' Cup Tuesday were a pair of low- 20 pounds heavier at 204. Classic winner Cat Tl:lief, as well as champions Boston covered today, he might play good football." profile. third-year defensive Phillips said Ball, though have a home right there," The team has been practic- Harbor, Flanders. Golden Attraction and Surfstde. The family will continue· to own the land with hopes 'of backs: cornerback Alan Ball undersized, is a good tackler Phillips said. · ing at a high school stadium ·and safety Courtney Brown. capable of handling the · %Phillips said he threw in suburban Carrollton since finding some tenants to move their horses there, Young said. "It's the end. of an era," Young said. Ball had an interception and physical play required of a both into the Tampa game the collapse of its practice each player had a couple of safety. and that the 13,9 win was facility last month. A handdeflections , earning praise "Smaller guys have played "one of our best games of ful of players were sidelined ·from teammates and coach safety before." Phillips said. the season.'' with a variety ·of minor ailWade Phillips. " Not manyofthemcandoit. Newman, who battled a . ments that receiver Patrick The performances came I think he is one that can." groin injury last season, Crayton said might hav~ to one day after the team backBall appeared in 10 games said · his young teammates do with the artificial turf. . Excavation work Includes: Driveways, Land Clearing, tracked on owner Jerry last season, and had nine have shown they can han"It's a nice high school Ponds, Trenching, Reclamation & Much More! Jones ' comment that he was tackles and one pass deflec- die the strain of learning -stadium. but I hate this considering a reunion with tion. He took most of his two positions. Their flexi- stuff," Crayton said. "(It's) ' :Jones, the cornerback reps Tuesday as the firstc bility, he said, ensures the pitiful on your legs and Call today for a tree estimatal released following a trou- team safety, filling in for Cowboys will have depth. joints. I wish we could have Manuel (740) 590.3700 bled 2008 that included a Ken Hamlin, who was out "For those guys to play found a grass stadium. You Danny(740)590.9255 fight with his team body- for personal reasons. comer and Sl!fcty, and have have got to work with what Mike {740) 590.3701 guard and a six-game susBall's biggest fan Tuesday to learn both positions as you got." was linebacker Brudie pension. Most of the offseason. James. chatter about the Cowboys' •· Alan Ball is a guy I defisecondary has been about nitely would want to play the free-agent signing of with," James said. "He has a Gerald Sensabaugh, the hi&h motor. He knows what return of a healthy Terence to do. And he is a guy you Newman and the develop" can be confident in." YOU MONEY? Brown. who played comer ment of second-year pros Mike Jenkins and Orlando in college at Cal Poly, Scandrick. But Ball and appeared in nine games and Brogan·Warner Grange Brown stole the show recorded seven tackles last Insurance Service Inc season. Phillips said he is Tuesday. · Although Ball is a corner more of a natural cornerback EQUIPMEH'I' Call740.192.1118 or visit brv1an·warner.webqent4u.cam and Brown a safety, Phillips who was forced to play at - l\egi~ter . Sentinel Monday thru Friday 00 a.m. ~o 5:00 p.m. , .Kentucky horse fmm > WebsJteS· YMW.mydailytribune.com www.mydailysentinel.com Ylww.mydallyfegiSter.com (7!?lro~~~;~~s& (304) 675-1333 IJ/Ift» /{,.,.,., . Howe marvels at how much better the league has become with the influx of European players instead of just relying on North Americans. "I'm goofy cra~y about this sport called hockey," he said. Ql:ribune To Place APphdto much as he did before his wife died. but be still makes time for people who want to talk - even if he makes them ·work for it. "Got a minute?" a reporter asked him Saturday night. ·~No, maybe in 30 minutes," Howe .replied. d~~yltitAme.oom In One Week With Us REACH OVER 285,000 PROSPECTS PLUS YOUB AD NOW ONLINE and up, Central Air, WID- hookup; tenant pays electric. EHO Elm Vl~w Apts. (304)882·3017 l'Nin. Rivers .. Tower. cepting · applicatiOns tor waiting fist for . l'!U[) flUbsidized, 1·BA iipartfT!ent for the elderly/diSabled, • · call u75·6679 • . - 'loom -. .......,"'!"'~;;:;;:~ and bath down· stairs first months rent & deposit references re· N0 p 15 · d 1 d qu re 1 e an clean. 740·441-0245 . Apartment all utili· Pets, ~a.·-ac· r,t• 3 Landing, able No . Pats. Tenanl Responsible lor Rent & Electric 304-674--0023 or ::30•4~·6.;.17;,;·8;,;90::88::::--::-~~ amount 01 Ichll·. ~----~~~-~~= Land (•·-o) dhugo -~L 185 • Ch' ren '5 ...,..,u ns mas ~ Spacioos 3BA Gatlipolis · decorations. baby ~emS, lofs ol household items & .tons of mise, nolt1ing so+d before day of sale. ~--~~-~~ Laurel Cliff Free Method- 1st Church will have ·a yard sale June .- 12-13ttl from 9am·4pm, proceeds will go to missions, rain or shine; · phone 740-992·2~72 .... , • ·75 acres in Bidwell, Ohio $115,00, will su!J<jJvide $27001acre. Motivated seller. make offer. Call 740·606-6116 ~-~:---.~ For sale 2 parcels total-.· lng 106 acres MIL just oft Jim · Ridge. in P~tnam County. GOOd for nuntlng camp oi country retreat. mooPy wOQCiod, some exce-Hent taytng acreage on . ndge .- top. Good hoosa seat at beginning 01 property. $ 189 . 90 ~. c811 Randall Sradlord Vinton Bapl~t 'Church 11616 St AI 180, VlnJM OH. Huge . Yard ~e Frl" da J 12 & S J Y une at. · une 13 9am till _? Household 304:206-6326. ; CentuJY Items, baby 1terps, ~Is ot 21 R_ unyan · & ~ssoc. lor 1 directions and more Info • Campers/ RVa & Trailon ;;;;;;~~""''"'-~= '...._ . ...,. ~...:""'...~~~ For sale river lot In Hai-1· ford WV, 0.274 a~res, 138 ft . of rivtlf frontage, $12,000.00 304·593-2176 or off St. parking WID pre. incl. WISIG. No Pets. $SSO mo.+ dep 740.sg 1 5174 or 44 ,-ono N. 3rd Ave .. in Middle· port, 1. br. fiJmished apt., ref. & dep., no pets, 740·992·0165 4 room ftpt. w/atoveJfrldge, utilities pd, upstairs. no pets al 46 Olive St. $450/mo- + dap. 740-448·3945 Gracloua Uvl~g 1 ancl 2. Beclroom A:PIS . at .. VHiage Manor ancl AMH'Side Apts. in Middleport. from 5327 10 5592 _ 740-992-5064. EQual Housing Opportunity. . . . Immaculate 2BR . apt walking di$tanee to UAG, new carpet, freshly painte(t, private deck , appl. $450/monlh. 614·595·7773 .. or 740·645·5953- 1977 Ai'rstream Argossy ,;:30~4~ -6=75-8=9=57i:.::::z::::z= 28ft axe. 'cond. lslilnd VIew. Motel Ms . $4700. 304.002·3959 .or cell304-675.()()45. vacancies $35.00/Nigllt. = 740·446·0406 ~--~-.-~ ..,....,!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"':""""' ~~;..;;;:~~---~ Full camper hookup, pn- M\XI<!m t BR ap~ Call vate '""""'· Apcuttnentt/ 740-446-0390 .. ~ $275/montft. T L. . . Call tor more Info. awnnou~l Nke · lbr. Appli<~IK"CS. Jur740.367-7755 ni~hed. S37~ + deposit. near, 1 and 2 bedroom a~ts., PPHS 304-6/ 5-:liOO Qr RV furniShed and unfur. JO.I-. 675 _~ 509 Se rv lc e at Carm•·chaal nished, and houseS In ~-----.~ Spacious second/third Trailers Pomeroy ;and Middleport, · security ~osit required, lloor apt. overlooking 740-446·3825 ......., GaiMpolls . City Park and no pels. 740-992·?218 RV Service ai CarmiRiver. LA. den, Lrg. chael , Tra!lers 1 BR- apt close to hospi· . Kitch~·dinirfg -area with tal, some recently re- all new appliances & 740.446-3825 ~~===== modeled. Cable In· cupboarBs. 3 BR, 2 baths, laundry area. Absolute Top Dollaf - Silverlgo!d colAS. · any 10KI14K/18K gold jewelry, . dental gold, pre us 1935 currency, p<Oollmlnt . sets, dla· monds, MTS Coin Shop. 151 2nd AVtnJJt, ·GaMtAutos polis.«<l-2842 -~"!"'"."'~~~ l!!!!""'i!i!!"':"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Suv's, Truc~s. cars lull Yard Sale size and compacts, all Yard Sa~ 6·10-()9, 1695 with warranty. Prices Uncoln Pike Slarting al $1900. Stop "' ·Galt Cook Molors 326 p,·ke. 3 Fainily Vard Sale J!Sie Jackson 740·446·0103 12-13. 1.5 miles out 141 on ngfJt "yellow garage•. ~~~~~-~ Bathroom vanity with 75 Cadillac Coupe Oev· sink & toi(et, g!tls ®thes ille very good cond., runs size 5·6X. boys 10.14, great .$1200. 740·44 t -7390 ·toys & lots of miSC. 1 plus dep. Some utilities pd. 740.418·5288 or 74Q-968-61SO 2BR APT.Ciose 10 Hoi· zer Hospital on SR 160 CIA (740) 441-0194 . Buutlful Apts. at Jack· son Estates. 52 West· wOOd Or., from $365 10 $560. 740·446-2568. Equal Housing Opportu· nlty. This institution is an Equal Opport•nity Pro· vlder and Employer. $900 per month. Gall , 446·2325 or 44j;·4425 Tara Townhouse Apartments · 2BA, 1.5 balh. back polkl, po!>l, playground. (trash, sewage, water pet) 5425/rent. 5425/soc. ;,dep,;;·;,C;,a.,n.,74.. 0-.64 .;,5.,-8599~;,..,· Commercial ~=----~=-Commercial Space fOr Rent fully equipped -- salon or Qlfice space- avail~ able.' $400/mo. sqlft 703-501·4808. 2000 �Page B2 • The Daily Sentinel www.mydailysentinel.com : Wednetday, June 10, 2009 Wednesday, June to, 2009 www.mydallysentlnel.com Mr. Hockey still hurting over death of wife PITTSBURGH (AP) home - where dad wanted a remarkable hockey family." Mr. Hockey is hurting. to keep her - and was ·in Mr. Hockey is a living leg- j Gordie Howe' s wife, bad shape after dealing with end in Detroit and the Red Colleen. died three months the disease for at least 10 Wings don't take it for ago and life hasn' t gotten years. granted that he still pops in any easier for the Hockey .. It was really hard on dad · the dressing room to say Hall of Farner. because he was alone with hello. .. You can think you're a her when the caregivers left Howe scored 801 goals, a big, >trong guy, but if some- .at 8 at night until they came total only Gretzky topped, ·thing like that happens, it back at 8 in the morning." · .and led the Red Wings to makes you as weak as a kitBefore the disease took four Stanley Cups from ten:· Howe said in an inter- hold, Colleer Howe lived a 1950-1955 . view with The Associated full life . The woman known He won the Hart Trophy Press before Game 5 of the as Mrs. Hockey was induct- six times as NHL MVP and Stanley Cup finals in ed into the U.S. Hockey Hall was a 21-!ime All-Star. He Detroit. "I watched her when of Fame in 2000. played in Detroit from 1946she cho ked , put her head ..Somebody recognized 71 and came back to the 'back and went. That was her abilities,'' Gordie Howe league with Hartford during said. the 1979-80 season and the hard to take." The 81-year-old Howe She founded the Detroit 51-yeitr-old forward had 41 plannfd to be in Junior Red Wings. the points. . Connrcticut on Tuesday nation's first junior hockey· .. It's special whenever he's night with his son Marty to team. and developed the first around." said Red Wings ·watch his beloved Detroit indoor ice arena, "Gordie . forward Kris Draper,. who :Red Wings play at Howe Hockeyland," in the joined the storied franchise :Pittsburgh in Game 6 need- Detroit suburb of St. Clair in 1993. "Lately, we've been ·ing a win to repeat as Shores. ·seeing him more .. It's pretty Stanley Cup champions. "We could ill-afford that neat when you see him and "We're trying to keep dad rink," Gordie Howe said. Ted Lindsay and think about occupied," said Mark Howe. "But she wanted to give a lot what ther did in the 1950s is director of pro scouting for of kids the chance to play what we re doing today." ;the Red Wings. " He's great and she did." · Draper's 7 -year-old son ·when he 's with people She was one of the first might keep the tradition :family or strangers. But if no female sports agents and dis- going after a recent talk with ·one is around him, he says, covered in 1973 that the Howe. 'It's pretty lonely.' upstart WHA allowed play"He said to Gordie, 'Why Especially at night, it's been ers under age 20 while the did you want to be a hockey pretty difficult for him." · NHL did not. That cleared player?' Draper recalled. : It wasn 't easy for Howe the way for her husband to "And Gordie said, 'I loved it :when his wife was living play with sons Mark anp when I was a kid and when I with Pick's disease, a degen- Marty and gave young stars was playing, and I still love erative brain disorder that such as Wayne Gretzky an it. And my son said, ' Mr. causes dementia. She died at earlier opportunity to play Howe, I love it, too.' How home in March at 76. . professionally. awesome is it that a 7-y!!ar-. "Mom couldn't speak at ·NHL commissioner Gary old boy Cllll go up to Mr. 'all . for the last 3 1/2 years,'' Bettman said Colleen Howe Hockey and have a chat like Mark Howe said. "The last was a "formidable woman, that?'' two years, she was confined the wife and partner of our Howe doe's n't freely to a wheelchair or bed at iconic player, die matriarch of engage in conversations as 4C LAS S.l FIE D In this March 11, file photo, Hockey Hall of Farner Gordie Howe, left, leaves the funeral of his late-wife Colleen with his son Mark, center, and an ~nidenilfied .woman in Bloomfield Hills, Mich. Howe's wife, Colleen, died three · months ago·and life tiasn1 gotten any .easier for him: "You . can thipk you're a big, strong guy, but if something like that happens, it makes you as weak as a kitten," Howe said in an interview with The.Associated Press before Game 5 of the Stanley Cup finals in Detroit. 'I watched her when she choked, put her head back and went. "That was hard to take. • Gallia County, OH ndlclassir.. "OK," the reporter said, walking away. "Hey! I was just kidding," Howe said. The. exchange didn't surprise his son. "He .can still turn it on," Mark Howe said. "It's natur- ca7;:-J:v... (14?1 To44~~!42 al." _....,,,. HQW To H..p Get ...potiM... KIT & CARLYLE loll &.Found ·, Found in p8rtc: . Puppy with pink. ACIDC collar Bnd · ~ · ug. Gall 645a6378 NOTICE 01"110- VALLEY PUBLISHiNG CO. rec· Ommends that you Ck> business with people you ...,.. kn ow, and NOT to sa,""' money through the mall ~ntil you have investigat· 1ng the offering. SAVED • (740) 446--2412 • I W.lwipiOCiftng Unconditionellllotime guatant&e ..Local refer: ences furnished. Estab· llshed 1975. Call 24 Hrs, 740-446-0870, Rogers Basement wilerproOflng. , -·- •--'- NOTICE Borrow ·Smart.' . Contact lhe Ohkl • 01v• slon · of Fonancial lnstltu- .wl.ll ; Iii the. ft vllilbto edition. '· ure.s . have bMn placed In ·adll at the Galt! H .· po • Dally Tribune must be ·picked within 30 days. Any plcfures -, that are not Picked up will be dt. rded ===ca===·=~ ~ , -----• ..-wmnl o=;;;;;;;l;i;oliioiii;;;;;= ~ . ;,;bld;;;·,;,304~-89""';5·.,31;;;2;;;9."7"""' HouMi For Sale -~;;;o;;;;o;;;;o;;;;;;;;;;o;~ 2 bed 1 bath $249 month. 7.40 _446 _3384 3 bed 2 bath new .construction on +1- 5 acres $525 month. Owner li· nance available. ~74;,;0:,; ·4~46:::·3;;5;;,7D:;,·:'!"!-~ rees or insurance. Cal lh Office of c Lawn work. will · also re-- 9 oosumer Atftars toll free at move bru~ &. dear out t-866~27a:ooo3 - to ream Mls & creeks:. ·CSII In ~ If ,1h&' mortga'ge. br~r or evening 256-1289 le-"· !!UVf . . 18 .• · propeuy LeGrande · brick, Call Laniers CuS1om Meat 2961 Bulavllie Pk, Galli- ."""":~~;;j:;i;;;;;.polis. Taldng .,appts. :. for GalllpolleC.,..r ···butchertng . your beef ·or· COIIeae hog. 10% discount to; (Careers Ciose To Home) Ju~.· Call nowl · Gall • ..:...y1_74• .,.· •••7 •- ~~~ 7 1 t-8ilo-214-0452 , Profai.icnal--.icel ... -~~~~rcol"'r·~~~- :40~-~ - 5~~8~~;: ~ ~·~·--· - --· TURNED DOWN ON SOCIAL ·SECUR!TY S8l No Fee Unless We Wlnl 1-888·582·3345 SEPTIC I PUMP!Na 0~ Galla · e.o. M C WV ason o. , Evans J"•son 1 ~ I Richarct. B, Cogar Will nol be resti0f1slble lor debt. other than my owen ....._ and "'"!~~~~~~ '"" on ::' OH 2. black (M} Tr>U Poodles, ' ..., ready 10 go oow, $300/w ·paper $250 without 740' 446' 4135 R -=:::~~~-------::"..,... ,AKC . Yofii;le ·pups 8 wks. ·· CLASSIFIED INDEX ~1_1 ....................... ;..................... ,.............. 100 ·AnnO..ncemento ............................... - .....,;.. 200 Blrthdloy/Annlvoroory ....................~ ...........,.2011 Happr Ada ...................................... ~............. 210 Lo.-t A Found ............ ,; ...........-...................... 215 · _Memory!Th~nk l'ou ....................., ..... ,......... 220 Notl~~ ........................................................ 225 Pllraon.la ......!'"";,.,.; .................................. o230 . Wanted ........................, ..............................., 235 ·• .Servltea.:, •• , .... ,.........................,•.•••••••••••••..•. 300 Appllonce a.rvtti- ...............................:..:.... 302 AutOhlotln .......... ~....................................... 304 Building Mllerllltl ....•••..••••••••.•.,..••...•••••;..... 308 Recreational V.hlcln ....................... ,••••••• 1000 ATV ........, .................................................... 1005 Blcy~l••·•· ................................- .................1010 BOatillfAcceaaorlee .............. ~..............., .... 1015 c.mperiRVa & ,.,.....,. ......................r-~•••• 1020 Moton:yctoo ............................................... 10~5 ()tf'ter .......................................................... 1030 Wlnt to buy .............................. ~ ................ 1035 Automotive •.•.••.••••••••••,.: ............................. 200Q Auto RantiVI.t!'aae ...................i ........ !•••..;... 2005 . ·AUt............... ;., .. ~...................................... 20fO ~aaeiCI'Antl.,. . :.:.............. i ...................... 2015 Cam.....-clatn¥ualrlal ••••••.•••••••••• ..:••••••••••• 2920 . auetnqa ......•............ ,..........................~······-301 Parte a Acceaeortea..........................~....... 2025 · C.hlrtng ..................... :.,.............................. ,.310 Sporto Ultltty .............................................. 2030 ChlldiEiderty Cere .......................... ,............ 312 . Tnlcko .........................................................2035 Computera ..........................................~.•.•.•.•• 314 lltlllty Trt~llera .•• : ......... ;........ :..................... 20AO Contract0ra ............_..••....: ............................. 316 Ve,..~ .......................~ ...............:................... 2046 oomeancll4anttortel ...................... _.; ......... 318 want to buy ...............................................2050 Eloct~!"lt .... :................................................ 320 ~ol Eltote a.teo .......................c.............. 3000 Anane~lal .......................................................322 Cemetery PSota .......................................... 3005 Httatth ........................................................-•.• 328 Coma:nercral ................................................3010 H. .tlng •coollng ....................................... 328 COndomlnlumo .......................................... 3015 Home lmprovemente 330 · · For Sale by OWner ............................ - ....... 3020 · • ·tneul'll,_ ........................ ~............................ 3~ . ttooaee tor Sale ............. ,,,._.......-............... 3025 • · t..wn Servl.c e .... 1.......................................... 334 Land'(Acraaa•>-·-······ .. ·• .... ··-·········~······· ...'3030 . .M110tci0o~Om• .......:................ ,........... 336 Lola ........................................ ;................... 3035 · 01"- S.rvtcee ................... ,..... ,..... _..........~ -338 Want to buy ....•••... ,..................................... 3040 . Plumblng/Eieclrfcal ..................................... 340 Reel Eetate Rental•... ,.. ,... :........................ 3500 Pro..aalon•I .S .rvlcee.""""""'";................... 342 Apertmenta/Townhouaee ......................... 3505 Aepelre .........................................:·······-······344 , Com111Brclal ................................................ 3510 . Rooflng ............................:.................. ~ .......... 346 COndomtnluma ................................... - ..... 3515 Securtty ••• t········.. .-........................ ~ ................ 348 ttoueee tor Rent." ....................H ............ - ... 3520 ToJr!Acc!!Untlng ........................................... 360 Lend (Aereqo) ......................................;... 3525 · Travel/Entertainment •.•.•.. ,, .......................... 362 Slorage ....................................................... 3535 FJnenclal. .......................................- ............. 400 · Want ·to Rent ................,............................. 3540 FIMf\CIII Salvloea ••••••••~•..•• ,•..•••••••••••••••..•••• ~5 Manufacture~ Hou,lng ............................. .-oo<J ln1111rana. ..................... - ................ ~ ••- ...... 410 Lote ................... ,........................................._4005 Money to LAnd ............................................. 415 ........................................................4010' Ed"ucatlon ........... ...................................·....,•• 500 & Trade Schoql ........................... sos tn8tnactlon & Tralnlng ..............................-.510 Flentllle .....................:................................. 4015 ........................................................ 515 . Lea.ana """""""1 ....................................................... 520 Arllrnela ................. ,...................................... &OO S.lea ......................................... - ............. ,.. 4020 SUpplle...................................................... 4025 Want to Buy ............................................... 4030 ~oort Properly ......................................... ~ort Property for Nle .......................... , 5025 5000 Animal Suppllel ......................... .-....• ,; ......... 805 Hor~~ea ............... ,, .... ;,, .................................. 610 Unatock .................................................-..... 615 Retort Property for rent ........................... 5050 atnployment ............................................... 6000 Accountlng1Financla1 ................................ 6002 .,..,..... ,.........................................................&20 Went tO bur·-····~··········· C.atlleriC. .k ................... - ........................ 6006 · • , ~nc:~r ........... ,...........-..:................;.,:.... 100 Clerical ..:........... ~.................................. - ••••• 8010 Contlruc11Qn .............................................. 6D12 Drl~l 6 •balhtery ..................................... 6014 Ed~.... :,, ...... , ..., .................................I015 EloclhiGol P1umlllnu ..........- ...........: ........... ao18 Emp~r~-AQ1nc_.................................6020 .• • .~ln ... .. .................................825 . ' . Agrlculture ..............................................~..--700 ·: Flirm Equlprnerlt ..... _....................... \·····"''"'705 ·• Garden a·Produce....................................... 710 Hay. Feed, s-et, GJ'IIIn ............... ;............... 71.5 • . Hunting I Lend .... - ........._,_, ..................... 720 • Wont tv'bUJ> ...........c,_............................, ...72& · , Antlqueo ..................-............................. -.... 1011 Flee Markllte ................................................. 940 En-nmont.- ........... _............................ 8022 Food Sorvt-............................................1024 Governmont I F-at Jobo .................... 6028 Help enled-Generai .................................. 602B UW E - - t ...................................... 6030 MlllntenaftCW'Darn.eetlc ............................. 6032 Menogomontl!kipervloory ........................ &034 Mechanlca ..... - ................................. - ......,.6036 Appllonce ..................................................... 810 Auctlcmo ............... _..................................... 915 . · Bargain Blttm~t............................ - ......... 920 : . • Care ............. - ...................... 6008 COII-bfM .................................................. 92& Computer•-···~················· ..··············..·········130 l!qutpmenWUpplloo.....,......-......................835 Fuel 011 COei/WoodlGaa ............................. t45 Medlc81 ..................................... ,................. 6038 Furniture .................................... ,................. 950 Hobby/Hunt Ia Sport .................................... 955 Mut~k:al ....................................................... 6040 • ' Kid' I Corner ................................................ ,aso Mlecellen.oue ................................. 915 fltoltaur•n ................................................. 6044 Sllea ..... , .......••..........•..... - .......................... 6048 Technical Tnodeo ............. - ........................ 1060 4 •••••••••••• ·. W11nt Ia buy .......................................- .........170 . '. V'ontlote -·;........... _ ...................- ........... 97~ I I Pert-Tim•Ternporerlea ............................. 8042 ro.-ootory ......................................... 8012 Blvd. e "":::~~=-~-~ 3BA L.~~ ~~~..,.~;;;;;;;~~ ~~"""'· ;;;;;·;;iq;,o...,.~·-~"~ ~;;;;;~"'~";.·~.....~;;::; shots · and ·wormeq. Call 740·388-8472 or 740-645·2396. May leave a message. 1 60 For sale AKC GefAlan Anti Shep . . pups 1op btOoo- --=~-'qu••:;;';;;:-~ ~ Hoe, parents on premises antique bed 1819 Heritaqe · Farms 1800's, $100, 304-675-5724. (749)992·6762 Free 6 Dwarf hamsters 3 (I) 2 (m) 1 · baby musl M...Uon·take all 304·937-2105 or 304-937-3192. 'JetAoratton .M otoro ropalrod, new &rebulft Free indoor Sphinx. miM In atock. Call Ron l<ltten female ' liner .Evano1 •~s37 "528 tralhed lo good home -uv\r ..., 740-441 _5543 _ :--~~~~~ Koi, · Goldllsh, pon<1 Free male Dalmatian to plants. e1.,.,...,.nt . aa-, mon. old needs room to "'t''"' •o run 304-n:l-5883. Hats $9.00 large Kol ~F~;:.;;~~-- $40.00 4'16·1578 or Free to good home 6 845-1361 week old ~agle mlw pUpfJteS 304·812-6176. . Five 6' jewelery show· ~ses. $125 each, call Free to good home 7 (740)992-2459 week old klnens ~~~~~""::~ 304·812·6176. For sale Lowery Organ Free 10 , . _good home, 1 priced "Cheap' "'' 675 2013 Spayed .. Soqttish· - · • Terrter,1 . LatJ mix clog & Hot Tub OUUOI. Top 1 Lab 304·576-2527. Ouolhy, Froe Dellve>y, Free to good hc>me: Fe· 50%. Tiki Tub I . male Black Lab. ~29-5855 ~-1509 ~-=~~'"::"':""':"" '""'· te Hot Tub Outlet, TQP 2 ~veaway: rna cats, Qulltty, Free Delivery, 1 yr old. neutered, t gray Save SO%. nkl Tubs. and 1 yellow· Call 6()&.326-0m One pup s.v. .:.44~6~·95:!:3~5~===~ = 700 ~qf1Cull1re Admlhlttrath,eiProte•ttonal, .................... 6004 Chll~lderty Apartment now Aiverbend available Apts. New· Haven WV. Now accept· ing applicatiOns . tor HUO.subsidized, one Bedroom Apt&. Utilftles Included. Based on 3()% of adjusted Income. can 304·882·3121. avellable for Senior and Disabled people. :!~Form;;;o;;;;E;;;qi;;u:§l..:-~nl~ :: ElY, INTEGRITY1 KIEFER BUILT, VALLEY HORSEII.IVE· STOCK TRAILERS, LOAD MAX EOUIPMENT TRAILERS, CARGO EXPRESS HOMESTEADER CARGOJCONC.ESSION TRAILERS. B+W GOOSE NEc K F~TBED ~ VI ~" OUR EN S3.... ... • TIR'E TRAILER INVENTORY AT WWW.CARMtCHAEL· TRAILERS. COM 740-446•3825 a Wont To B•.v ~, ~---"!;;;;;;;~"-;;;;;;; ELLM VIEW APTS hardwood · floors, 2&3BR FA, 2 . full baths, central air, 10X14 metal build· ing, 5 fnlns. from town. b-. • $102,000. 740·709:11!56 Rustic log cabin wllhln ~uttf the 'lll!iage limits of Aut· .._w_w_w_.co_m_l_ ••_._co_m _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.....;;c..;21109;;;;,;;.,:;bY:.N;,;E;;:A.;:,..;'n.;:c:..J Janet Ideal for 8 business or small family. Reason· "!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ..,.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ~bSe rent References & ~posit od No •. ~ . . •~ E ,...,_.., y·-' $a'· ... "" requ 1r · Pata. Please contact Vii: AKC Pembroke Welsh Have. you fJJlced a John Comer of township 27 & J~ge or Rutlancl offiCes 81 740.742·2121 Monday Corgis 3m 31 tri-color & Deere lately? . You'll be 33 to ~lhens. 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JtJne 12th, sam, 3 $25,000. for listings !i(7:;;40;ol99~2·~07~40:9~~~ 7" ••• "412 800.820·4946 "' R019 • • ~ Garage sales on TanSIM tricolor beagle pup-=~~~"':""~= ners Run Ad, Aacfne (,) Duubl~:wi\le for ~•de i11 Hari· pies. 3 females, 3 males, "'STIHL Sales & Senrlce 18 · movI11Q• ~ I. nor shine ford 1!3 !)('~ ._ priced U) ~al~ has had _ sholii, parents . .....W Available at Carmi· 'l1"•·8K2·1'"'1.. ·~ both. good .r•bblt hunters, chae_l-' Equipment Gigantic _· inside sale at ':::~~~,;;~~~~~ :": six · weeks old, $50 each 740-448-~412 Bethel Worship Center Home lor 5ale 00 Slate or best · offer, ;.;r;"'!~~""':!!!!!!!!!!!!!! on St. At 7 above East· ~oute 160 (HanerSviUe) (740)742·2954 Hoy, FHd;._ s..d; Gral~ am School, June 12, 9·3. 2 minutes· from Holzer. ~~~""-!~~··~ 131h !1-12 2 antique OaiBIIsat CKC Reg. Mini . Dachs· Pasb.Jte · for ~ent, ground qullts,other' antiques, www.docehout&CHie.c;.om ~·~illlon~-~·~.OI~.Ihi~.~:-~J,w~.~·-~~a:•~oi~J:un:e~t~,2:00:9~~=t~~~~~~Lo~ld~ . ~m~a~.les~-$600::·0:0 -~hair~ ~i~ng' ~300. h:~"'!h~·~ .ear-com lor sale. $160.00 304·675·7946. .~~·· . ' male, First a . tonj ·oom 1 99led butcher• ' T....,ou,., 'CONVENIENTLY LO. CATED , . & ' AFFORD· ABLEI Tow(lhouse apart· · J Bcd.2 Balh HlllJ ments, ahdlor $l1Bll hunJO!Onl.yJ9Y.!amon.'!Sc; ~uses tor rent. _can dwn .l5 yrs. _111 8% for lht. 74Q-44H11t for appl._ 800-'620-49-'6 u T46.t . c:ation & information. · 1. J· Service. censed. (This is a public job to service · _ announcemerll 304-675· 1610 from · the'· Ohio Valley · Freee' ' worklrig ~fHge!li~ Pet CremaJO{ls. tor, also 01her IIJll>llaooeo 740-446-3745 :4<))992-7': . .., aW&Y. For sale 3 bid. lots on .RI.2 N., atso commercial lions Office of · eooaum~r Affairs BEFORE you refi.. nance your home or obtain a loan. BEWARE of requests fc1r any. large adVance payments of sponslboi lor any debl io- bill' "' •moll . oonod by Chlfstopher w. e;,'"J04."'""'!'3"·1960.,... .·........... \'laiJllh. . Other $eMeN " : =]~;=:: ·Comn.c:iol loUWII .-ntW ~. . . .~~~~----·As of &'212009 1 Crystal o&;JJ's Mowing Waugh will not be • re- n:Uonable' rates no w --- :!H;..~...~ 8°'tl lpln101• ~"'~·..~~-~=~~~~ Apartments/ Sates kitncorlylect,coi!I}'Ut. not horses. WHEN'S THE LAST TIME ACHECK·UP Real Estate 3000 -LEXINGTON, Ky. (AP) - A major Kentucky thoroughbred f<Ulll \hat houses the great stallion Storm Cat announced Thesday it is selling off nearly its entire stock of about 200 ·J·G EXCAVATING Now you can hove borders and oraplllcs · iu Clddedtovourdosslfledads ..(,;.. . ...m Botders$3.00/perad I! · Grapliii:s $0Uorsmall · Sf .00 for la1'9e Sutc mful Ads Should-Jnclule T"- lteml ' Pacman who? Unknown DBs shine at Cowboys .practice {)114114'-1' m WRITE AN AD to disperse 200 horses Overbrook Farm owner Bill Young Jr. explained he just wasn't.cutout to continue operatin~ a thoroughbred breeding facility with the same drive as his late father, William T. Young, who founded it nearly four decades ago. · "It was a tough decision," Young said in an interview. '"lt was ultimately my decision, but the family agreed. The main moviqg force was the fact I just don't have a passion for the sport, even though it's an exciting business." ·· While most of the horses will be sold beginning this fall, the most fa!lJous one is staying. Storm Cat, considered one of the elite stallions in history, retired from b.reedingjust over a year ago and will live out his days on the Lexington farm, Young said. . . Young's son, Chris, also will keep a.handful of ra~ehorses - likely between five and 15 - for his own racing operation. The family will continQe to own Overbrook's two active stallions - Jump Start and .Grindstone, the grands ire of Kentucky Derby winner Mine That Bird and Belmont winner Summer Bird - but both will likely move. to another farm. Among those likely to be sold are some 75 broodmares, 50 weanliiJgs ..50 yearlings and 20 tp 30 horses of racing age, Young said. · ' Young, who also owns a public warehousing and ieal estate business in Lexington, said the farm's closure 3$ a breeding operation would mean the loss of 40 to 45 jobs. All employees have received sev~rance packages and .the farm was actively working to find them other positions, he said. The decision 'comes at a difficult time for the breeding industry, where prices are down at most thoroughbred aucAP Photo/The Deltas Morning News, Michael Ainsworth tions. Still, Young said he is contident the family will get Dallas Cowboys receiver Kevin Ogletree (85) watches as a pass is Intercepted by defel)der Alan Ball (20) during football good value. practice at Standridge Stadium in Carrollton, Texas on Tuesday. "The l)larket is not as strong as it has been, but what we're offering for sale is very unique," he sjlid. "We're offering · · access to families.'' The dispersal was set to take place at three Keene! and sales ih Lexington, with the yearlings sold in September and others to follow in subsequent sales in September andJanuary. "Keeneland had the privilege of selling many sons and .daughters of the gre<lt Storm Cat," Keeneland president CARROLLTON. Texas saia he hopes to engineer a safety last season. On well as the nickel - they are Nick Nicholson said. "Now we have the opportunity to offer (AP) Maybe · the switch. He wants each. to Tuesday, he had two deflec- playing three different posi- our buyers . horses from the outstanding Overbrook fami· Cowboys won't need Adam learn tbe othe( position. and lions, including a deep pass tions and they are not mak- lies." "Pacman" Jones back in the said he thinks their skilts are from Tony Romo to Roy ing any MEs," Newman Overbrook has bred l13 stakes winners, including 62 secondary after all . better suited to their new Williams that he knocked said. "Those are mental grades stakes winners and 21 winners of Grade I races. The biggest playmakers at spots. Both are listed at 6- down at the last moment. er~ors. It 's a good thing Among the notables owned or bred by the farm are 1996 organized team activities foot-1. but Brown is about "If he <:an cover like he when they can do that and Kentucky Derby winner Grindstone, 1999 Breeders' Cup Tuesday were a pair of low- 20 pounds heavier at 204. Classic winner Cat Tl:lief, as well as champions Boston covered today, he might play good football." profile. third-year defensive Phillips said Ball, though have a home right there," The team has been practic- Harbor, Flanders. Golden Attraction and Surfstde. The family will continue· to own the land with hopes 'of backs: cornerback Alan Ball undersized, is a good tackler Phillips said. · ing at a high school stadium ·and safety Courtney Brown. capable of handling the · %Phillips said he threw in suburban Carrollton since finding some tenants to move their horses there, Young said. "It's the end. of an era," Young said. Ball had an interception and physical play required of a both into the Tampa game the collapse of its practice each player had a couple of safety. and that the 13,9 win was facility last month. A handdeflections , earning praise "Smaller guys have played "one of our best games of ful of players were sidelined ·from teammates and coach safety before." Phillips said. the season.'' with a variety ·of minor ailWade Phillips. " Not manyofthemcandoit. Newman, who battled a . ments that receiver Patrick The performances came I think he is one that can." groin injury last season, Crayton said might hav~ to one day after the team backBall appeared in 10 games said · his young teammates do with the artificial turf. . Excavation work Includes: Driveways, Land Clearing, tracked on owner Jerry last season, and had nine have shown they can han"It's a nice high school Ponds, Trenching, Reclamation & Much More! Jones ' comment that he was tackles and one pass deflec- die the strain of learning -stadium. but I hate this considering a reunion with tion. He took most of his two positions. Their flexi- stuff," Crayton said. "(It's) ' :Jones, the cornerback reps Tuesday as the firstc bility, he said, ensures the pitiful on your legs and Call today for a tree estimatal released following a trou- team safety, filling in for Cowboys will have depth. joints. I wish we could have Manuel (740) 590.3700 bled 2008 that included a Ken Hamlin, who was out "For those guys to play found a grass stadium. You Danny(740)590.9255 fight with his team body- for personal reasons. comer and Sl!fcty, and have have got to work with what Mike {740) 590.3701 guard and a six-game susBall's biggest fan Tuesday to learn both positions as you got." was linebacker Brudie pension. Most of the offseason. James. chatter about the Cowboys' •· Alan Ball is a guy I defisecondary has been about nitely would want to play the free-agent signing of with," James said. "He has a Gerald Sensabaugh, the hi&h motor. He knows what return of a healthy Terence to do. And he is a guy you Newman and the develop" can be confident in." YOU MONEY? Brown. who played comer ment of second-year pros Mike Jenkins and Orlando in college at Cal Poly, Scandrick. But Ball and appeared in nine games and Brogan·Warner Grange Brown stole the show recorded seven tackles last Insurance Service Inc season. Phillips said he is Tuesday. · Although Ball is a corner more of a natural cornerback EQUIPMEH'I' Call740.192.1118 or visit brv1an·warner.webqent4u.cam and Brown a safety, Phillips who was forced to play at - l\egi~ter . Sentinel Monday thru Friday 00 a.m. ~o 5:00 p.m. , .Kentucky horse fmm > WebsJteS· YMW.mydailytribune.com www.mydailysentinel.com Ylww.mydallyfegiSter.com (7!?lro~~~;~~s& (304) 675-1333 IJ/Ift» /{,.,.,., . Howe marvels at how much better the league has become with the influx of European players instead of just relying on North Americans. "I'm goofy cra~y about this sport called hockey," he said. Ql:ribune To Place APphdto much as he did before his wife died. but be still makes time for people who want to talk - even if he makes them ·work for it. "Got a minute?" a reporter asked him Saturday night. ·~No, maybe in 30 minutes," Howe .replied. d~~yltitAme.oom In One Week With Us REACH OVER 285,000 PROSPECTS PLUS YOUB AD NOW ONLINE and up, Central Air, WID- hookup; tenant pays electric. EHO Elm Vl~w Apts. (304)882·3017 l'Nin. Rivers .. Tower. cepting · applicatiOns tor waiting fist for . l'!U[) flUbsidized, 1·BA iipartfT!ent for the elderly/diSabled, • · call u75·6679 • . - 'loom -. .......,"'!"'~;;:;;:~ and bath down· stairs first months rent & deposit references re· N0 p 15 · d 1 d qu re 1 e an clean. 740·441-0245 . Apartment all utili· Pets, ~a.·-ac· r,t• 3 Landing, able No . Pats. Tenanl Responsible lor Rent & Electric 304-674--0023 or ::30•4~·6.;.17;,;·8;,;90::88::::--::-~~ amount 01 Ichll·. ~----~~~-~~= Land (•·-o) dhugo -~L 185 • Ch' ren '5 ...,..,u ns mas ~ Spacioos 3BA Gatlipolis · decorations. baby ~emS, lofs ol household items & .tons of mise, nolt1ing so+d before day of sale. ~--~~-~~ Laurel Cliff Free Method- 1st Church will have ·a yard sale June .- 12-13ttl from 9am·4pm, proceeds will go to missions, rain or shine; · phone 740-992·2~72 .... , • ·75 acres in Bidwell, Ohio $115,00, will su!J<jJvide $27001acre. Motivated seller. make offer. Call 740·606-6116 ~-~:---.~ For sale 2 parcels total-.· lng 106 acres MIL just oft Jim · Ridge. in P~tnam County. GOOd for nuntlng camp oi country retreat. mooPy wOQCiod, some exce-Hent taytng acreage on . ndge .- top. Good hoosa seat at beginning 01 property. $ 189 . 90 ~. c811 Randall Sradlord Vinton Bapl~t 'Church 11616 St AI 180, VlnJM OH. Huge . Yard ~e Frl" da J 12 & S J Y une at. · une 13 9am till _? Household 304:206-6326. ; CentuJY Items, baby 1terps, ~Is ot 21 R_ unyan · & ~ssoc. lor 1 directions and more Info • Campers/ RVa & Trailon ;;;;;;~~""''"'-~= '...._ . ...,. ~...:""'...~~~ For sale river lot In Hai-1· ford WV, 0.274 a~res, 138 ft . of rivtlf frontage, $12,000.00 304·593-2176 or off St. parking WID pre. incl. WISIG. No Pets. $SSO mo.+ dep 740.sg 1 5174 or 44 ,-ono N. 3rd Ave .. in Middle· port, 1. br. fiJmished apt., ref. & dep., no pets, 740·992·0165 4 room ftpt. w/atoveJfrldge, utilities pd, upstairs. no pets al 46 Olive St. $450/mo- + dap. 740-448·3945 Gracloua Uvl~g 1 ancl 2. Beclroom A:PIS . at .. VHiage Manor ancl AMH'Side Apts. in Middleport. from 5327 10 5592 _ 740-992-5064. EQual Housing Opportunity. . . . Immaculate 2BR . apt walking di$tanee to UAG, new carpet, freshly painte(t, private deck , appl. $450/monlh. 614·595·7773 .. or 740·645·5953- 1977 Ai'rstream Argossy ,;:30~4~ -6=75-8=9=57i:.::::z::::z= 28ft axe. 'cond. lslilnd VIew. Motel Ms . $4700. 304.002·3959 .or cell304-675.()()45. vacancies $35.00/Nigllt. = 740·446·0406 ~--~-.-~ ..,....,!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"':""""' ~~;..;;;:~~---~ Full camper hookup, pn- M\XI<!m t BR ap~ Call vate '""""'· Apcuttnentt/ 740-446-0390 .. ~ $275/montft. T L. . . Call tor more Info. awnnou~l Nke · lbr. Appli<~IK"CS. Jur740.367-7755 ni~hed. S37~ + deposit. near, 1 and 2 bedroom a~ts., PPHS 304-6/ 5-:liOO Qr RV furniShed and unfur. JO.I-. 675 _~ 509 Se rv lc e at Carm•·chaal nished, and houseS In ~-----.~ Spacious second/third Trailers Pomeroy ;and Middleport, · security ~osit required, lloor apt. overlooking 740-446·3825 ......., GaiMpolls . City Park and no pels. 740-992·?218 RV Service ai CarmiRiver. LA. den, Lrg. chael , Tra!lers 1 BR- apt close to hospi· . Kitch~·dinirfg -area with tal, some recently re- all new appliances & 740.446-3825 ~~===== modeled. Cable In· cupboarBs. 3 BR, 2 baths, laundry area. Absolute Top Dollaf - Silverlgo!d colAS. · any 10KI14K/18K gold jewelry, . dental gold, pre us 1935 currency, p<Oollmlnt . sets, dla· monds, MTS Coin Shop. 151 2nd AVtnJJt, ·GaMtAutos polis.«<l-2842 -~"!"'"."'~~~ l!!!!""'i!i!!"':"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Suv's, Truc~s. cars lull Yard Sale size and compacts, all Yard Sa~ 6·10-()9, 1695 with warranty. Prices Uncoln Pike Slarting al $1900. Stop "' ·Galt Cook Molors 326 p,·ke. 3 Fainily Vard Sale J!Sie Jackson 740·446·0103 12-13. 1.5 miles out 141 on ngfJt "yellow garage•. ~~~~~-~ Bathroom vanity with 75 Cadillac Coupe Oev· sink & toi(et, g!tls ®thes ille very good cond., runs size 5·6X. boys 10.14, great .$1200. 740·44 t -7390 ·toys & lots of miSC. 1 plus dep. Some utilities pd. 740.418·5288 or 74Q-968-61SO 2BR APT.Ciose 10 Hoi· zer Hospital on SR 160 CIA (740) 441-0194 . Buutlful Apts. at Jack· son Estates. 52 West· wOOd Or., from $365 10 $560. 740·446-2568. Equal Housing Opportu· nlty. This institution is an Equal Opport•nity Pro· vlder and Employer. $900 per month. Gall , 446·2325 or 44j;·4425 Tara Townhouse Apartments · 2BA, 1.5 balh. back polkl, po!>l, playground. (trash, sewage, water pet) 5425/rent. 5425/soc. ;,dep,;;·;,C;,a.,n.,74.. 0-.64 .;,5.,-8599~;,..,· Commercial ~=----~=-Commercial Space fOr Rent fully equipped -- salon or Qlfice space- avail~ able.' $400/mo. sqlft 703-501·4808. 2000 �.Page 84 • The Daily Sentinel CaHtluercial www.mydailysentlnel.com HauMI far ROlli Qlllew WarehouHIStorage Great l ocation 749 Third Ave .. Gallipolis' S399Jmonth for 1800 sqft. Bu1td-ou1 negotiable Call Wayne Rontalo 5000 Re!>Orl P•Op!:ir'f Newly Je· son's Mobile Home Pari~ . New appli- Call740-+645·0506 ances. 2 bedrooms, 1 bait\, large kllchen, sun •N-ew-fy- re_mod _ l_ ed_ 3-6 -R- 2 modeled. AccoUnting I finoncial c/a & heat. mce on farm $,750 mth . ~--=.""'"'-~"""~ Outdoo r spaces, CaII bath ublitles lnduded Accountant: Full·tlme 7-40-992-9784 or M0-729·f331 poS•hon with busy ac740-992-5094 lor more countmg office if'l Galliporoom. 404-456·3802 ======"""" Houtu for Rent ;;;;;;;;i;i;;;;;.;.~;;;;= details. $JY9.mo' 4 bed. 2 halh. ,....-..,...--.,...,....- 2B A unfurnished mobile }lJn~ R.-1)0• c5'i dov.n. 1~ 5 room house at 44 Ohve home in Rodney. All · . .._... ""2592 St . Has s1CNeJre In·dge . electnc H'..l''· H«it APR\ for lisllng~ /ijiiJ·61U4946ex R017 ====""'="""' Nice 2 br. 1 bath. wlalr •n Rentals Syracuse. 2 br.. 2 ba th $400 month plus deposit. in Gall. F~r:n W\' & ut~ilies.(740)992-7680 ==-"""""""== Located in Gallipolis 28R SJ25.t(J a mon + SJ ~'i rn ~~~~~~~ house $400/mo dt-p. JtM-675-4!00: or 3BR dble·wide furnished, 740.9 8m $4001dep + ut11!ties. SA 143 - Pomeroy. $625 256-6661 mo. 1ncl . most utilities & n- lawncare. 740-591-5174 3BR. 2 bath doublewide on BulaYiHe Pike & 14x70 3BR on Bl,llav111e Call #6-4060 before 5pm Or 367 .7762 5pm aue · NOTICES Salas Number Local Domestic Violence Sheller seeks 10 fill the following positions· Fui.J bme Wayne County Advocate, Full time ~~""'""'""'""'"""" Mason County Advocate . H1 Ip w-~-· I p art ,.me p utnam mJnty umwo. ~ra ~:§--:"''§:~~~ >.ctvocate, Part time Need 7 ladies to sell Relief Staff, Bachekns Avon call740-446-3358 Degree in Social Service preferred. experience OvelbrOO< Rehabilitation working with vk:tims c enter IS currently seek· accepted. Please send 1ng a beautiCian to work resume with handwrinen 111 the facility's beauty saC . . CQver Jetl er to Jon. and1dates. shoul.o PO 60, 403 ·possess a Vallet Oh•o ·· · · Huntington. WV 25708, . · Managing Cosmetologist postmarked no later than license. Salary is based · June 12. 2009. EOE galllpolisaccountant@ gmail.com or mall to CLA 101 , PO Bm: 469, Gallipolis, OH 45631 ,..___ The Farmitrs Bank 446-2515 Center participates in the drug free Workplace Pro- · Defend&nts : Cour1 of Common : Pleas, Meigs County, Ohio following COllateral: Many fJoor plans! Easy 1999 Ford F250 4z4 Finaocing! We own the 2FTPX28LOXCA819.1 bank. Call today! : In pursuance or an • order of tala tO me 4 ""!'--....,.- The 866·215·5774 Farmer& ..,,.!!.!e...,,;;,;;;;,.., Management/ house. will be drawn to Robert E. Beegle, complete the year of Meigs County Sheriff •2009 for the common Anorney lor the . Pleaa Cour1 of said Plaintill County. Daniel Cox Janice Young 2035 Reading Rd. Chrlatopher T. Wolle Cincinnati, OH45202 . Comrrllsslonare of . 513-322·7000 . Juror (6) 10, 17, 24 Drawing will be held at the llolga County Public Notice Board of Efec11ona· 117 Eaot Memorial : PUBLIC NOTICE Drive, Pomeroy, Ohio ·· NOTICE: Ia hereby 45769. given thllt on (6) 10 Needed IQr two properties in Rio ·Grande & Oak HUI Fax Resume to: 419 ·756~1346 Make funoraising calls tor conservative organiza tions such as the NRAI Mansfield, Ohio 44907 Call Toll Free 10 schedule Interview Alln .: Deb Equal Housing 1-888-IMC-PAYU Opportunity Bank . , . . . - - - - - - directed from said and Savings Government Loans, sin· cour1 In the above Company, Pomeroy, gle wide & double wide : entitled action, I will Ohio, re...-vn the homes. Call to prequal· . expose to sal• at rtght 10 bid II lhll ily. 666·215·5774 : public auction on the ule, and to withdraw .· front steps of the . the above collateral ~---~-'G ·11 Meigs County Cour1 prior to safe. fUrther, OYemment Wl pay you • House on Friday, July The Farmers Bank up to $8000 to buy a new· :1oth, 2009 II 10 a.m., and Savlnge home. · Don't miss your reaervee share o4 the stimulus bail of said day, tile Company following described the right to reject any out money. No Gimor all bfduubmlned. m1cks, No Hype. Calf 1o real estate: Pre-Qualified. Situate In the State of The above described be Ohio, City a! collateral will be sold 740-423-97.28 or toll free Middleport and "as Is-where Ia:, with 666·338·3201 · County ol Meigs and no expressed or bounded and implied warranty Landlhome packages described as follows: giVen. available with payments Being Lot No. 18 of .For further starting around $600/mo. Plat of Rlvervlaw lnfonnatlon, or for an call to . prequailty. · Acres. Middleport, appointment to 866-215·5n4 Ohio, Hied In the Inspect c~llateral 1 Meigs County Flat prior to aafe date ~~~~~-Records, In Volume 4, contact Cynclle or a7 14X70 Mobile · home Ken al992·2136. with expando 3BR, heat· page39. iflg & cooling pump, Current Owner: Mike (6) 10, 11, 12 wood bfdy Wl!lollal Public Notice 740·339·2710 or Properly at: 203 Park 740·645-5218. Must be St. Mlddlepor1, OH 45760 Notice of Drawing moved from current toea· PPI 11Hl0102000 Jurors tton Prior Deed Revised Code, Sec. Aelftrences: Volume · 2313.20 . HUGE Ooublewide 47, Page 322 Office of 2009 New $37,989 Appraised at $20,000 Commissioners of mymidwe~lhome.com Terms of Sale: Jurors, Meigs County, 740-828·2750 · Cannot be sold lor Ohio leao than 213rjls of June 4, 2009 "The Proctorville the appraloed value. To Whom It May Difference~ > 10'k down on day of Concem: sale, cBih or certffled On Thursrt.u, tha 18th $1 and a deed is alt you ""' 2009, at need to own your dream check, balance due day of June, home. Call Now! on conftrmallon of 8:30. o'clock a.m. at the oHice of the Freedoin Homes sale. of eae-565-Q167 The appraisal . did commissioners . of Meigs Include an Interior Jurors examination of the County, Ohio. Jurors · June c public safe Will be 2BA I ba!h good shape fill ou! an appflca!ion af Suptnvisary held at 211 W. Second 365 Paxton . you mnv~. 333 Page Street Mictdle- ":::::0:~~~~~ St., Pomeroy, Ohio. $7500 . OBO. 645-1646 or pon, Ohio. Overbrook FULL TIME MANAGER and Savings Company Is selling ~~-~-~~ ~g..;ra~m•. for calh In hand or Country living3-5BR. Accepting Applications cer1flled check the 2·3 BA on propeny. Now Saturday, municatiOn skrlls 1n EngJish. Internet access Any pre'.'ious wot1<ing elCperi· BANKS CONSTRUCflON co. Pomeroy, Ohio I Commercial• ·a,..idenllal I • Free Estimates ;::Jolm~.-..:::.........~- commission. Inter· 78 Elcona Trailer 14X70 ested . candidates should :oecv143 • Wachovia Bank NA Plaintiff VB . Mike Wffla et al Phillip Alder com- atten· =;;;;;;;;"""~'"-== on : Shertll Sates .- case • r quirements: Good ext. 2311 A 10 PP Y. r n •ne: htlp:IIJobs.infoclsion.com AVON! All Aruas! To Buy or Sell Shirley Spears or ma11 resume to: Malabar Trace 1111 100 E Cook Ad (740) 992-5009 V.C. YOUNG Il l 9~2·6215 740·591 o:qs Pomeroy JtuJ 30 't'e<~ro;; Loc~: r •:•.- , •·" ·; e ;:ULLY INSLJAE.D Custom Home Building · StccJ Frame BUildings Building. Rrmodcling General repai r www.bankscdb.tom C re a t i ve Johnson's Tree c "'ildcare Now enrolfing for Seoice Gallipolis, OH 45631 Insured, Free Estimates, 20yrs Exp. 74fl-441 -9387 . Rick Johnson-Owmr summer chlldcore. Call Anita or Sharon (740) 949-2122 . Nate's free Service Methodist Church Spaghetti Dinner · June 12 4:30 • 6:30 pm Dine-in or Carry out Proceeds to Tarte Youth Camp Donations only accepted reat Wage while making a S&L Trucking Dump Truck · Service We H·aul Gravel, Limestone, Coal, Compost, Top Soil Call Walt or Sandy 740-992-3220 ~ $8.80/hr starting with potential to earn $12.25/hr Work on behalf ol the t KJ 5 f ... 7 2 HOI!fS 7:00am ·8:00pm Dealer: Seulh Vulnerable: North-South Soulb It •• •• .Advertise in this spac::e for 4NT $70 per . month ~~ nailon's leading CANDY. WIL£. OlJT IN 5ri.TY SEC.ONI>S, BlJT flllST. nus COMM~IlC.IAL•.. TH' PARSON'S THINK IN' !! . Mechanics .Non-Profit & Christian organizations such as St. Jude Children's Aesearct) oal!s lor ..American Idol Gives Back~ and "Stand Up fo r Cancf)r" ,THE BORN LOSER . ~i~l!> l>ltT t'r.\ 011115 TOI'?lU~ 740·247~2019 '· tl">OW'I' KKoW IHCAA$rl>.'1' ·· !o LlCOCAREO.COM Owners: Jon Van Meter & Paul Rowe Modica! H~spl tal We haYe taken inbound posi- tion available for diesel Racine, Ohio Heme 1-feallhcare of SDJJtheast Oflio Inc. is currently hiring Home Health Aides . 1·740·662-1221!" Cell: 740-416-5047 01111'\' 1>\UC.\1, email: • Onslte Doctor • Full Time (2-11) • Part nme (8·1 :30J>m . or 5:30·11pm) • Wetkty Pay+ Bonue potantlal •MedlcaliOental 401 k/EAP ·• Paid Training can Now! S!arl Netrt Weeki ·$88-IMC.PAVU 1 EKt. 1911 Apply online: hnp,:IJ)obl.lntoclllon.com Seckjrig persori·to work part- time J&L Construction 74ll-592-2444 Sat.. • VInyl Siding • Replacement Windows ·Roofing ·Decks ·Garages • Pole Buildings • Room AddHion• Owner: · James.Kee""" II 742·2332 Sales Manager position II bf. Se a~a a e. les experience required. Apply in person Sy Sparkle Supply Company 683 Stale RouIe 7 No,"h GaIllpo 11s, . ~ "No phone calls ======..,... please. Ser~IC~ 'Au• D1rec,or~ in)he · Athens area. $8.50/hour. Mairucnancc. must. Mileage paid. Police backgmund check a~d drug test. Please send resume: with references to: Maintenance, EEO Get-Acquainted Potluck Picnic lor Active-Duty Military Families & Ve!eransll .,,. Saturday, June 13, 2009 4:00 pm Haskins Park (shelter house besida city pool) Gallipolis Sponsored by Rlve.r Cilles Military Family Support Community (will meat, tableware, be119re1ge~;)l To Get to know the RCMFSC, connect with .other military families & veterans' organizations, & to . SUPPORT OUR TROOPS Questions: ChriSt (740\ 245·5589, 441·7454; mcw2947 @yahoo.com (740) 446-7194 affer 6:00pm " W~ere Can You ·......, ]he e..·.•i:Adt\ • Stwr , lk~ClcJSS'~ .· 1 Shipments. arrive every Will( I(I\I'EftSOAT Rt'Sidentlul Trnnsfcr Cases & Transmissions • Aftermarket Free Estlmata RepiUcement Sheet Me!al & Componen!S Fnr All Mo k~s of Vehicles Racine. Ohio 740-949-t9S6 _,.,...,.. LOT OF LATE NIGHTS. AGOOD BIT OF ELBOW 'lii<EASE. AND.AN EX WI · HELPING OF MOXIE TO 6ET THIS JOB DONE. Seth Carleton (740) 511-5432 Jelr Stethem· (740)517-~ David • ...wiQ want- them to .follow, and' hope for the IT'S GOING TO tAKE A • Landscapln1 ROBERT BISSEll CONmiCDON • New Homes • Garages • Complete Remodeling COW lind BOY l Sk'P 1he ClDSS . FD IS 50 VERY VITAL IDKUDAU LXD ~PFFlU K·SVU KDYU G RIF PTU l PZ ZP SK ~~:: s&~~N\-L&"E!fs· · ::: IWIIId lly CLAY II< POUIH A RICtrtlll~t loiters .of tlte 'ill' four lC!Ombltd ,qd1 I>. low to form four slfll!ll• worda. I RUGD0 I .. !- 8 A YT B I .. ~ vlalllly always told me tlud ifl KA.S H B ll I le 5 15 IT !lTIL..L.. RAIN.IJIIC#!' Wi1ltb I'd know wJiat it was, if I wore two, I would !never--..· ·. j8 ~~ ~h~~~ ~ -·~ ~ 1 ·, , AQUARIUS !Jan. 20-FIIIl . .19) - Agrea! ARLO&JANIS :-t: ~.. :...Ull..;JI~(i tm~on ansa wlttlln the household or workplace, don't race to place btame on ottlers, That action would seriously stir things up much m.ore than riormal. ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19} -If you are lnsuml" (740) 74Z-2563 • Siding • VInyl · problems. try to stiy calm and don't overreact with a temper. Failure to ~ a coot he'd will only maku matters worse. Tre. Trimming & Removal TAURUS (April .20-May 20) - lnstuad of leeting sorry tor yourself over your flnenclal piCture, sit dOwn and seriously ana· lyze your expend!1uret. There's a good chance you'll find a leak In your budget that can be plugged up. !•Promo! and Quality Work Rates • Plumbing • Pole BarnS SOUPTONUTZ Call Gary Stonley @ 'MIST If t,bu 740-591 ·8044 MISS, CliO fliT Me iN TI-le PSI CONSTRUCTION Room Additions, Remudellng, Metal & Shingle Roofs, New Homes, Siding, De<ks, Bathroom R•mudeling. Licensed & Insured I ' • _ JI I I saw.t-IEI'S ANSwERs 6IMl9 dopfe!e<f. PISCES (Feb. 20.Mart:h 20) - Should 740·992-6971 ..bobri~. Odious- Alibi- Olonf- Cllolce-CHILDHOOD "I'Ve foUocl," dlo mt-', "whan I wart back to my botDetoWo, I WM rally n ' "I my CHILDHOOD." expectations. Don't demand of them wt'lat they are unable t_o dsllveJ. deal of discipline might be reqUired to keep your finances healthy. II you get ·. careless or ll'lditt'e,.nt abOUI Jp&ndlng , your tunde art Jikely . to b& urlou&ly • PREVIOUS SOLUTION: 'Procrasflnalion it Kke a ere<!~ card: If's aiO! of fun unfll you gel !he bill." • English actor Chrii!Oj)her Porker and lhen leave tt in shambles. L----..:::;:...-.;...--1 Sf D . ·y 0 R W Z S I CAPRICORN (Dec . 22.Jan. 19)- With your ell:actlng ways, people some«mes find it extremely diflicutt to !lve up to your ,r,. • CU$RFPHRZ .. " spint is wMIIng, but the flesh Is waak . There is a good chance you will start something rhal takes much ctedlcatlon .l .. FX.U USVFX S SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23·.Doc. 21)- The ( Swlmau~ piece VUKUKCUVUV confronted with a number 01 une)(j)eCted Replacement Windows and Vinyl Siding Specialists, LTD • De<ks • AddiUons •Electrical wv. EXE~IS€ IN BARBADOS .. ! · SCORPIO. (Oot. 24·Nov. 22) - In order 10 speculate on lha ·unknown, you might try -to decelv8 yourself Into believing you tmoW more about an lnveatment ttran you actuaiiV do. 1111be wishful thinking. WHY OU~ TEAM·BUIUJING j GARFIELD bast. WHICH 15 PRECISELY mom• 52 oirpo ....r1_ _ _.,.....,....... CU "p XDOU Remain liBRA (Sept. 23.0C1.23) -Ailhoogh oowoOtelll mignt not bl u Industrious as you would like, keep Your .orttldsms· to yourself. Try setting the eKa,mptt you 47 NOIInto the wind 48 Gllmpead 49 Chum 50 Kind Q!l~p 51 Family · by Lids campos took ooldMarted. • Lawn Maintenance: pride e 50 SLOW? Pru1s • Engines., 2 ~.tit 3 Palt 4 .....molts 22 :ZilliOnS of •5 Flbrfcyea,. 6 Qoodi . 24 llonllrt 7 Genuine . ·f'11!11fno 8 MooiiOtO- 28 Toy on a pan tlrlng 9 NtMpaper .27 Rawtrs' · oitct need 10 Hardened, ZB J In JFK ts cement 30 WrtiH 11 Cliff more clwtlllng, 31. Dell foal now 37 H. 12 Not 39 Uka skim IUCCHd milk 1& PortraH 41 Somuheep 18 Dlvo43 Wild dUCks Gluck 44 Landonar'o 20 loud noiHI tube 21 Dueler's 45 European Ctitbtlty Ciplllr ~logramt P c,..lt.dlrcrn QIJOiltiont b1llm~. palllt'ld plt'Uit. EJCII hlllfr In tht cljlltr tlarldl for ~'' · · Tot1ay's f)kJe: a squsJsJ I ooes JOE SLACKJACK: & Power Washing Cummen:lal& I Vr -'lllrtbdt1tv: Prlooner ol-" In silence about a.person who has done Won!~ so~tl"'lng bolflersome w!Jt-onty rutn your day. The matter can be resolved only by . · · time . ' bringlng"lt outlrito me open. LEO !July 23-Aug. 22) - Keep buslne•• matters and personal pro~l8ms to your· self, or you could and ,up Bither bothering co-workers with your private affairS nr · ······ -·-. - -····-· · talking &hop In soeiat situations. Neither . . PRINT NUMBERED LETTERS IN wlll make you .popular. THESE SQUARES VIRGO (Aug, 23-Sept, 22) - It could be • wise to lei your heart rule your O.ad wllh regard to a situation tttat Involves others, UNKRAMBlE LETTERs ro eveh H it goes ag&inst your better judg· 1. 1, GETANSWER ment Using hard facta oould make you PEANUTS o her Frida Now Selling: • Foro ~ Mo1oreraf1 (14MfCCA~ r -Astr.o· Graph I ''The CELEBRITY CIPHER compose someone. and Shingle Roofs (Sat.) June 13 7-10 p.m. Pl. Pleasant, WV Moose Tickets $10/person Fruth's: Pt. Pleasant, Gallipolis &Pomeroy, Ohio . At Door $12/person Sponsored by Mikki's Dance Instruction Mark Twain, in an address to · the Nineteen!h Cen!uty Club in New York·in 1900. said, •Avetb has a har(l enough limo of ~in lhis wo~d when ~·s all togefh. er. Irs downright inhUman to spl~ ~ up.' In yesterday's deal,lhe trump splk defer· mined how declarer should p1acoed. Here is another. South is in .s~ dla· monds. Wost Ieoda lhe spade ace and · cOntinues With s second spade. How shOuld South continue? NO!lh responded wllh a splinter bid, showing good diamond sl.llPOn. at leas! garne·golng Values. and a singleton (or void) In heana. Now South had good neYit - a pe!1ec1 heart hofdklg - ani! bad nl\\1 - rw> other see and only 14 polnls. Saving space, he shoW$<! Ns · spade conlroi.When Notlh made a con· trol·bid (cue·bld) in relurn. South launched into Blackwood. South would like to ruff e~her his lhree low heans on the board or, p1eferab~. dummy's IWo lOW clubs In h~ hand. But rt would be nico to d1aw some frumps first. lntefestingly, though, ~ declarer draws a round of frumps using an honor lrom his own hand, he can no longer make !he c~nlract wilh lhls ·layout. Instead. he should alan wilh a low ds· mond to:dtJmmy's ace, re!alring his high trumps io ruff 1~1 clubs. · ·Whtin both opponents ·1011ow, he caShes dummy~s *Iamond qu~n. ·then Jakes dumrr!)fs dub ace and king before ruff· ing a club in his hand. South cashes his : hean aca, ruffs a heart. ruffs a club, ruffs a heart, df8WS West's IIUt trump. and wins trick 13 wilh his remaining spade. 29 Apply llbor-· ally : 32. OppotHt of 1'IICicly 33 - Holm al "Allen• 34 Good with toolo 35 Almoll gredl 36 Dapper 38 BUIIIul .apot 40 Ia, In Madrid 41 Slalom run 42 Comlc·llrfp dag 46 Devlatea CANCER !June 21-.Ju~ 22) - · SlOwing Pmt is required in1\Chlanc.'t .e-, "'., ,.,.1/M. . Windows • Metal wv .... $10 per lb Cnsh ooly IC!'fOIAnM I lVI'S I A 26 Gtrde.,.. pond 11th calm and be·conslderate If you find your· self deAling with a difficult pereon. Don't try ro use tnreats or Jnllmldatlons to b&M him to comP,Iy. It takes quiel action to FreeEs1i~ • National Elvis Sound·A·Like Champion Mike Chapin of (74fl) 741-1563 l.ai'Jf, nntrhrln.~• ' .......... CUITING EDGE LAWN CARE I Stop & Compare "Elvis Party" Opening lead: • GEMINI (May 2.1·June 20) - Fresh Nor1h Carotlu SHRIMP 6AMSLER, Pl.A'( AI..JT(J!VI(.J Past Pas• Pass Pass 1. ticed. unacknowledged or. umewarded. Roofing. Skiing. Gutters Insured & Bonded 740·653-9657 I •• 16 Sttad ." . 17 PIC11flle,_ C!lletu bug 19 Alllrencl 23 HOof H 25 Cruy ln fact, lhey1l pay off handsomely. 'TilE FAMOUS -, ••.... Eaet Pa,. In the year ahead, there's a g~ chance that "you will be askad .to make a few sac' rtticeS on behalf of otheri trom time to ·time. Your good deeds will Mt gci unno- Seamless Gutters 740-992·1171 ,,. Pall! North "rhuraday, June1f, 20:01 By Bornfco Bodo Oool H&H Guttering . grounds keeping and common area houseke~ping . Relil.lble trnnsporuttion a PO Box 1492, Parkersburg, WV 26102. Pass PaBs 0 local Home Health Agency now hiring STNA's, HHA's, IQr the Meigs County araa.FieMible scheduUng, If inter~ ested please pall OH. Wesl Pass The trump division affects your play . YOlJ~ .......W.tlmta u arlrtiab.....,.."oo• and hydraulics. Experience necessary. Heatlh/Relirement &. Benefits, Fax resume to 7,40-446·9104 or e-mail K Q J • """'""'""'""'""'""'"" Technician ... Q 10 9 4 3 .WA65 3 Equal Opportunity Provider and Employer" s·ervice 10 6 3 9 8 • KJ South 'Th~ ittS!rtu!ion Is an Difference! BUILDING MAINTENANCE Cha~eston, 74().367..0544 Free Eollmllea 74().367.0536 .' . • A 9 82 • Jl 7 2 ... J 6 HardWood Ca!Hnei'y And fllrllftllt ' ·~! .fc;:~United • • Q 10 7 4 Racine, OH 45771 7~o-949-2217 • Fin~ t~e Perfect Pet1 The Gallipolis Elks Lodge #107, will hold their annual Soccer Shoot Saturday, June I 3, 2009. It will be held at the Elks Farm on State Route 588. Sign up will start at 9:30a.m. with the . competition starting at 10:00 a.m. Competition is open to all boys and girls born on 8/31/1996 or after. There will be four age groups with boys and girls divisions. Trophies will be awarded for first, second, and third place in each division. This event is . free of charge; so come on out and bring a friend. MONTY 2!l625 Bashan Road DOWN to f... Eut West 46 Loolc ofdledaln 1 Tangy . 49 Rock 6 Eamlnga . 52 Hopponlo 11 Geve ....k "53 Sayo yoo 54 Far oure 12VtnHf 55 At liberty 13 Coutlnt' 56 Champing dlda lithe bit 14 Palntoror 15 Meanlirw, tAQI063 ... A K85 6·10 ACROSS , sculptor 7 5. • 2 Local Contrector Tree removal, planting, lawn care, and all your landscaping needs. Residential and Comp}ercial Fully . 1sur,~d 1 TO~ 419-526-0466 900 -J 2009 ot 10:00 a.m., a Electric, Plumlllng, · Drywall, Remodeling, Room Additions • G arn a ;~~H~el~p~W~a~n~t~ed=~!!!=H~e~lp=W~a~n~te~d~~ 13, · Roofing,. Siding, . Soffit, Decks, · Doors, Windows, ' North CORNER STONE CONSTRUCTION :304~·6;;.7~5-.;,1 4~2~9~~~ - E NEA Cronword Puzzle BRIDGE ence ·COUld _be an advantage. ~piiCOOts should lis tor Immediate employ· send their resume to Ja. YOUNG'S ment. A<xoun11ng d~ son Wheller ema1l ljaCarpenter Scrv1cc and experience rnnuir«i. sonwheller270gmaJI.co •• ) 1 · 1 Room Acktltlons & Must have good organ- m or more 1n o. Remodeling izat•onal st-:•lls and the Goodf . ek NewGI~ 8 16 66 • ab1lity to woli. independ· . batmnes dear Electrical & fltumblng tng en r & door·antly with strong . rna nl~urity ca ,11 l: ~::~l~~Gutters • Painting fiOn to dela1l. Pleasa 304- 576 _2220 ask 1or ' sand resume and referOec:b $425trenl plus deposit, ,.....,-,_..,.....,...-...,,.....,..._____ No pets. 446 •3945 3 br. mobtle home out18R all. utilities pd. in- ~~~~~=..,... side Pomeroy. $275 rent , eludes cable & phone on ~ $275 derp., years tease. nver lront in Crown City no pets. 740·992-5097 740·256-8132 ences to 3BR 28T WID SIR S575 rent $575 deP9Sit + utili· lieS 1722 Cilatham Ave . 740·645· 1646 1 br Help Wanlod . General The Daily Sentinel • Page BS www.mydallysentinel.com Get that perfect part timepaylflg tob work1ng for an od finn as a local agent and '*lrn ITICM'e Job re- ,Very nice home for renl 2 Br water and trash inIn M•ddleport .good t:luded. No pets. At John- nefghborttood Wednesday, June 10, 2009 ALLEYOOP Wednesday, June 10, 2009 ___::_ __ _ _ _ _ ___:.._.:__ __..__ _ _ _ _ _-r--- ---- �.Page 84 • The Daily Sentinel CaHtluercial www.mydailysentlnel.com HauMI far ROlli Qlllew WarehouHIStorage Great l ocation 749 Third Ave .. Gallipolis' S399Jmonth for 1800 sqft. Bu1td-ou1 negotiable Call Wayne Rontalo 5000 Re!>Orl P•Op!:ir'f Newly Je· son's Mobile Home Pari~ . New appli- Call740-+645·0506 ances. 2 bedrooms, 1 bait\, large kllchen, sun •N-ew-fy- re_mod _ l_ ed_ 3-6 -R- 2 modeled. AccoUnting I finoncial c/a & heat. mce on farm $,750 mth . ~--=.""'"'-~"""~ Outdoo r spaces, CaII bath ublitles lnduded Accountant: Full·tlme 7-40-992-9784 or M0-729·f331 poS•hon with busy ac740-992-5094 lor more countmg office if'l Galliporoom. 404-456·3802 ======"""" Houtu for Rent ;;;;;;;;i;i;;;;;.;.~;;;;= details. $JY9.mo' 4 bed. 2 halh. ,....-..,...--.,...,....- 2B A unfurnished mobile }lJn~ R.-1)0• c5'i dov.n. 1~ 5 room house at 44 Ohve home in Rodney. All · . .._... ""2592 St . Has s1CNeJre In·dge . electnc H'..l''· H«it APR\ for lisllng~ /ijiiJ·61U4946ex R017 ====""'="""' Nice 2 br. 1 bath. wlalr •n Rentals Syracuse. 2 br.. 2 ba th $400 month plus deposit. in Gall. F~r:n W\' & ut~ilies.(740)992-7680 ==-"""""""== Located in Gallipolis 28R SJ25.t(J a mon + SJ ~'i rn ~~~~~~~ house $400/mo dt-p. JtM-675-4!00: or 3BR dble·wide furnished, 740.9 8m $4001dep + ut11!ties. SA 143 - Pomeroy. $625 256-6661 mo. 1ncl . most utilities & n- lawncare. 740-591-5174 3BR. 2 bath doublewide on BulaYiHe Pike & 14x70 3BR on Bl,llav111e Call #6-4060 before 5pm Or 367 .7762 5pm aue · NOTICES Salas Number Local Domestic Violence Sheller seeks 10 fill the following positions· Fui.J bme Wayne County Advocate, Full time ~~""'""'""'""'"""" Mason County Advocate . H1 Ip w-~-· I p art ,.me p utnam mJnty umwo. ~ra ~:§--:"''§:~~~ >.ctvocate, Part time Need 7 ladies to sell Relief Staff, Bachekns Avon call740-446-3358 Degree in Social Service preferred. experience OvelbrOO< Rehabilitation working with vk:tims c enter IS currently seek· accepted. Please send 1ng a beautiCian to work resume with handwrinen 111 the facility's beauty saC . . CQver Jetl er to Jon. and1dates. shoul.o PO 60, 403 ·possess a Vallet Oh•o ·· · · Huntington. WV 25708, . · Managing Cosmetologist postmarked no later than license. Salary is based · June 12. 2009. EOE galllpolisaccountant@ gmail.com or mall to CLA 101 , PO Bm: 469, Gallipolis, OH 45631 ,..___ The Farmitrs Bank 446-2515 Center participates in the drug free Workplace Pro- · Defend&nts : Cour1 of Common : Pleas, Meigs County, Ohio following COllateral: Many fJoor plans! Easy 1999 Ford F250 4z4 Finaocing! We own the 2FTPX28LOXCA819.1 bank. Call today! : In pursuance or an • order of tala tO me 4 ""!'--....,.- The 866·215·5774 Farmer& ..,,.!!.!e...,,;;,;;;;,.., Management/ house. will be drawn to Robert E. Beegle, complete the year of Meigs County Sheriff •2009 for the common Anorney lor the . Pleaa Cour1 of said Plaintill County. Daniel Cox Janice Young 2035 Reading Rd. Chrlatopher T. Wolle Cincinnati, OH45202 . Comrrllsslonare of . 513-322·7000 . Juror (6) 10, 17, 24 Drawing will be held at the llolga County Public Notice Board of Efec11ona· 117 Eaot Memorial : PUBLIC NOTICE Drive, Pomeroy, Ohio ·· NOTICE: Ia hereby 45769. given thllt on (6) 10 Needed IQr two properties in Rio ·Grande & Oak HUI Fax Resume to: 419 ·756~1346 Make funoraising calls tor conservative organiza tions such as the NRAI Mansfield, Ohio 44907 Call Toll Free 10 schedule Interview Alln .: Deb Equal Housing 1-888-IMC-PAYU Opportunity Bank . , . . . - - - - - - directed from said and Savings Government Loans, sin· cour1 In the above Company, Pomeroy, gle wide & double wide : entitled action, I will Ohio, re...-vn the homes. Call to prequal· . expose to sal• at rtght 10 bid II lhll ily. 666·215·5774 : public auction on the ule, and to withdraw .· front steps of the . the above collateral ~---~-'G ·11 Meigs County Cour1 prior to safe. fUrther, OYemment Wl pay you • House on Friday, July The Farmers Bank up to $8000 to buy a new· :1oth, 2009 II 10 a.m., and Savlnge home. · Don't miss your reaervee share o4 the stimulus bail of said day, tile Company following described the right to reject any out money. No Gimor all bfduubmlned. m1cks, No Hype. Calf 1o real estate: Pre-Qualified. Situate In the State of The above described be Ohio, City a! collateral will be sold 740-423-97.28 or toll free Middleport and "as Is-where Ia:, with 666·338·3201 · County ol Meigs and no expressed or bounded and implied warranty Landlhome packages described as follows: giVen. available with payments Being Lot No. 18 of .For further starting around $600/mo. Plat of Rlvervlaw lnfonnatlon, or for an call to . prequailty. · Acres. Middleport, appointment to 866-215·5n4 Ohio, Hied In the Inspect c~llateral 1 Meigs County Flat prior to aafe date ~~~~~-Records, In Volume 4, contact Cynclle or a7 14X70 Mobile · home Ken al992·2136. with expando 3BR, heat· page39. iflg & cooling pump, Current Owner: Mike (6) 10, 11, 12 wood bfdy Wl!lollal Public Notice 740·339·2710 or Properly at: 203 Park 740·645-5218. Must be St. Mlddlepor1, OH 45760 Notice of Drawing moved from current toea· PPI 11Hl0102000 Jurors tton Prior Deed Revised Code, Sec. Aelftrences: Volume · 2313.20 . HUGE Ooublewide 47, Page 322 Office of 2009 New $37,989 Appraised at $20,000 Commissioners of mymidwe~lhome.com Terms of Sale: Jurors, Meigs County, 740-828·2750 · Cannot be sold lor Ohio leao than 213rjls of June 4, 2009 "The Proctorville the appraloed value. To Whom It May Difference~ > 10'k down on day of Concem: sale, cBih or certffled On Thursrt.u, tha 18th $1 and a deed is alt you ""' 2009, at need to own your dream check, balance due day of June, home. Call Now! on conftrmallon of 8:30. o'clock a.m. at the oHice of the Freedoin Homes sale. of eae-565-Q167 The appraisal . did commissioners . of Meigs Include an Interior Jurors examination of the County, Ohio. Jurors · June c public safe Will be 2BA I ba!h good shape fill ou! an appflca!ion af Suptnvisary held at 211 W. Second 365 Paxton . you mnv~. 333 Page Street Mictdle- ":::::0:~~~~~ St., Pomeroy, Ohio. $7500 . OBO. 645-1646 or pon, Ohio. Overbrook FULL TIME MANAGER and Savings Company Is selling ~~-~-~~ ~g..;ra~m•. for calh In hand or Country living3-5BR. Accepting Applications cer1flled check the 2·3 BA on propeny. Now Saturday, municatiOn skrlls 1n EngJish. Internet access Any pre'.'ious wot1<ing elCperi· BANKS CONSTRUCflON co. Pomeroy, Ohio I Commercial• ·a,..idenllal I • Free Estimates ;::Jolm~.-..:::.........~- commission. Inter· 78 Elcona Trailer 14X70 ested . candidates should :oecv143 • Wachovia Bank NA Plaintiff VB . Mike Wffla et al Phillip Alder com- atten· =;;;;;;;;"""~'"-== on : Shertll Sates .- case • r quirements: Good ext. 2311 A 10 PP Y. r n •ne: htlp:IIJobs.infoclsion.com AVON! All Aruas! To Buy or Sell Shirley Spears or ma11 resume to: Malabar Trace 1111 100 E Cook Ad (740) 992-5009 V.C. YOUNG Il l 9~2·6215 740·591 o:qs Pomeroy JtuJ 30 't'e<~ro;; Loc~: r •:•.- , •·" ·; e ;:ULLY INSLJAE.D Custom Home Building · StccJ Frame BUildings Building. Rrmodcling General repai r www.bankscdb.tom C re a t i ve Johnson's Tree c "'ildcare Now enrolfing for Seoice Gallipolis, OH 45631 Insured, Free Estimates, 20yrs Exp. 74fl-441 -9387 . Rick Johnson-Owmr summer chlldcore. Call Anita or Sharon (740) 949-2122 . 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ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19} -If you are lnsuml" (740) 74Z-2563 • Siding • VInyl · problems. try to stiy calm and don't overreact with a temper. Failure to ~ a coot he'd will only maku matters worse. Tre. Trimming & Removal TAURUS (April .20-May 20) - lnstuad of leeting sorry tor yourself over your flnenclal piCture, sit dOwn and seriously ana· lyze your expend!1uret. There's a good chance you'll find a leak In your budget that can be plugged up. !•Promo! and Quality Work Rates • Plumbing • Pole BarnS SOUPTONUTZ Call Gary Stonley @ 'MIST If t,bu 740-591 ·8044 MISS, CliO fliT Me iN TI-le PSI CONSTRUCTION Room Additions, Remudellng, Metal & Shingle Roofs, New Homes, Siding, De<ks, Bathroom R•mudeling. Licensed & Insured I ' • _ JI I I saw.t-IEI'S ANSwERs 6IMl9 dopfe!e<f. PISCES (Feb. 20.Mart:h 20) - Should 740·992-6971 ..bobri~. Odious- Alibi- Olonf- Cllolce-CHILDHOOD "I'Ve foUocl," dlo mt-', "whan I wart back to my botDetoWo, I WM rally n ' "I my CHILDHOOD." expectations. Don't demand of them wt'lat they are unable t_o dsllveJ. deal of discipline might be reqUired to keep your finances healthy. II you get ·. careless or ll'lditt'e,.nt abOUI Jp&ndlng , your tunde art Jikely . to b& urlou&ly • PREVIOUS SOLUTION: 'Procrasflnalion it Kke a ere<!~ card: If's aiO! of fun unfll you gel !he bill." • English actor Chrii!Oj)her Porker and lhen leave tt in shambles. L----..:::;:...-.;...--1 Sf D . ·y 0 R W Z S I CAPRICORN (Dec . 22.Jan. 19)- With your ell:actlng ways, people some«mes find it extremely diflicutt to !lve up to your ,r,. • CU$RFPHRZ .. " spint is wMIIng, but the flesh Is waak . There is a good chance you will start something rhal takes much ctedlcatlon .l .. FX.U USVFX S SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23·.Doc. 21)- The ( Swlmau~ piece VUKUKCUVUV confronted with a number 01 une)(j)eCted Replacement Windows and Vinyl Siding Specialists, LTD • De<ks • AddiUons •Electrical wv. EXE~IS€ IN BARBADOS .. ! · SCORPIO. (Oot. 24·Nov. 22) - In order 10 speculate on lha ·unknown, you might try -to decelv8 yourself Into believing you tmoW more about an lnveatment ttran you actuaiiV do. 1111be wishful thinking. WHY OU~ TEAM·BUIUJING j GARFIELD bast. WHICH 15 PRECISELY mom• 52 oirpo ....r1_ _ _.,.....,....... CU "p XDOU Remain liBRA (Sept. 23.0C1.23) -Ailhoogh oowoOtelll mignt not bl u Industrious as you would like, keep Your .orttldsms· to yourself. Try setting the eKa,mptt you 47 NOIInto the wind 48 Gllmpead 49 Chum 50 Kind Q!l~p 51 Family · by Lids campos took ooldMarted. • Lawn Maintenance: pride e 50 SLOW? Pru1s • Engines., 2 ~.tit 3 Palt 4 .....molts 22 :ZilliOnS of •5 Flbrfcyea,. 6 Qoodi . 24 llonllrt 7 Genuine . ·f'11!11fno 8 MooiiOtO- 28 Toy on a pan tlrlng 9 NtMpaper .27 Rawtrs' · oitct need 10 Hardened, ZB J In JFK ts cement 30 WrtiH 11 Cliff more clwtlllng, 31. Dell foal now 37 H. 12 Not 39 Uka skim IUCCHd milk 1& PortraH 41 Somuheep 18 Dlvo43 Wild dUCks Gluck 44 Landonar'o 20 loud noiHI tube 21 Dueler's 45 European Ctitbtlty Ciplllr ~logramt P c,..lt.dlrcrn QIJOiltiont b1llm~. palllt'ld plt'Uit. EJCII hlllfr In tht cljlltr tlarldl for ~'' · · Tot1ay's f)kJe: a squsJsJ I ooes JOE SLACKJACK: & Power Washing Cummen:lal& I Vr -'lllrtbdt1tv: Prlooner ol-" In silence about a.person who has done Won!~ so~tl"'lng bolflersome w!Jt-onty rutn your day. The matter can be resolved only by . · · time . ' bringlng"lt outlrito me open. LEO !July 23-Aug. 22) - Keep buslne•• matters and personal pro~l8ms to your· self, or you could and ,up Bither bothering co-workers with your private affairS nr · ······ -·-. - -····-· · talking &hop In soeiat situations. Neither . . PRINT NUMBERED LETTERS IN wlll make you .popular. THESE SQUARES VIRGO (Aug, 23-Sept, 22) - It could be • wise to lei your heart rule your O.ad wllh regard to a situation tttat Involves others, UNKRAMBlE LETTERs ro eveh H it goes ag&inst your better judg· 1. 1, GETANSWER ment Using hard facta oould make you PEANUTS o her Frida Now Selling: • Foro ~ Mo1oreraf1 (14MfCCA~ r -Astr.o· Graph I ''The CELEBRITY CIPHER compose someone. and Shingle Roofs (Sat.) June 13 7-10 p.m. Pl. Pleasant, WV Moose Tickets $10/person Fruth's: Pt. Pleasant, Gallipolis &Pomeroy, Ohio . At Door $12/person Sponsored by Mikki's Dance Instruction Mark Twain, in an address to · the Nineteen!h Cen!uty Club in New York·in 1900. said, •Avetb has a har(l enough limo of ~in lhis wo~d when ~·s all togefh. er. Irs downright inhUman to spl~ ~ up.' In yesterday's deal,lhe trump splk defer· mined how declarer should p1acoed. Here is another. South is in .s~ dla· monds. Wost Ieoda lhe spade ace and · cOntinues With s second spade. How shOuld South continue? NO!lh responded wllh a splinter bid, showing good diamond sl.llPOn. at leas! garne·golng Values. and a singleton (or void) In heana. Now South had good neYit - a pe!1ec1 heart hofdklg - ani! bad nl\\1 - rw> other see and only 14 polnls. Saving space, he shoW$<! Ns · spade conlroi.When Notlh made a con· trol·bid (cue·bld) in relurn. South launched into Blackwood. South would like to ruff e~her his lhree low heans on the board or, p1eferab~. dummy's IWo lOW clubs In h~ hand. But rt would be nico to d1aw some frumps first. lntefestingly, though, ~ declarer draws a round of frumps using an honor lrom his own hand, he can no longer make !he c~nlract wilh lhls ·layout. Instead. he should alan wilh a low ds· mond to:dtJmmy's ace, re!alring his high trumps io ruff 1~1 clubs. · ·Whtin both opponents ·1011ow, he caShes dummy~s *Iamond qu~n. ·then Jakes dumrr!)fs dub ace and king before ruff· ing a club in his hand. South cashes his : hean aca, ruffs a heart. ruffs a club, ruffs a heart, df8WS West's IIUt trump. and wins trick 13 wilh his remaining spade. 29 Apply llbor-· ally : 32. OppotHt of 1'IICicly 33 - Holm al "Allen• 34 Good with toolo 35 Almoll gredl 36 Dapper 38 BUIIIul .apot 40 Ia, In Madrid 41 Slalom run 42 Comlc·llrfp dag 46 Devlatea CANCER !June 21-.Ju~ 22) - · SlOwing Pmt is required in1\Chlanc.'t .e-, "'., ,.,.1/M. . Windows • Metal wv .... $10 per lb Cnsh ooly IC!'fOIAnM I lVI'S I A 26 Gtrde.,.. pond 11th calm and be·conslderate If you find your· self deAling with a difficult pereon. Don't try ro use tnreats or Jnllmldatlons to b&M him to comP,Iy. It takes quiel action to FreeEs1i~ • National Elvis Sound·A·Like Champion Mike Chapin of (74fl) 741-1563 l.ai'Jf, nntrhrln.~• ' .......... CUITING EDGE LAWN CARE I Stop & Compare "Elvis Party" Opening lead: • GEMINI (May 2.1·June 20) - Fresh Nor1h Carotlu SHRIMP 6AMSLER, Pl.A'( AI..JT(J!VI(.J Past Pas• Pass Pass 1. ticed. unacknowledged or. umewarded. Roofing. Skiing. Gutters Insured & Bonded 740·653-9657 I •• 16 Sttad ." . 17 PIC11flle,_ C!lletu bug 19 Alllrencl 23 HOof H 25 Cruy ln fact, lhey1l pay off handsomely. 'TilE FAMOUS -, ••.... Eaet Pa,. In the year ahead, there's a g~ chance that "you will be askad .to make a few sac' rtticeS on behalf of otheri trom time to ·time. Your good deeds will Mt gci unno- Seamless Gutters 740-992·1171 ,,. Pall! North "rhuraday, June1f, 20:01 By Bornfco Bodo Oool H&H Guttering . grounds keeping and common area houseke~ping . Relil.lble trnnsporuttion a PO Box 1492, Parkersburg, WV 26102. Pass PaBs 0 local Home Health Agency now hiring STNA's, HHA's, IQr the Meigs County araa.FieMible scheduUng, If inter~ ested please pall OH. Wesl Pass The trump division affects your play . YOlJ~ .......W.tlmta u arlrtiab.....,.."oo• and hydraulics. Experience necessary. Heatlh/Relirement &. Benefits, Fax resume to 7,40-446·9104 or e-mail K Q J • """'""'""'""'""'""'"" Technician ... Q 10 9 4 3 .WA65 3 Equal Opportunity Provider and Employer" s·ervice 10 6 3 9 8 • KJ South 'Th~ ittS!rtu!ion Is an Difference! BUILDING MAINTENANCE Cha~eston, 74().367..0544 Free Eollmllea 74().367.0536 .' . • A 9 82 • Jl 7 2 ... J 6 HardWood Ca!Hnei'y And fllrllftllt ' ·~! .fc;:~United • • Q 10 7 4 Racine, OH 45771 7~o-949-2217 • Fin~ t~e Perfect Pet1 The Gallipolis Elks Lodge #107, will hold their annual Soccer Shoot Saturday, June I 3, 2009. It will be held at the Elks Farm on State Route 588. Sign up will start at 9:30a.m. with the . competition starting at 10:00 a.m. Competition is open to all boys and girls born on 8/31/1996 or after. There will be four age groups with boys and girls divisions. Trophies will be awarded for first, second, and third place in each division. This event is . free of charge; so come on out and bring a friend. MONTY 2!l625 Bashan Road DOWN to f... Eut West 46 Loolc ofdledaln 1 Tangy . 49 Rock 6 Eamlnga . 52 Hopponlo 11 Geve ....k "53 Sayo yoo 54 Far oure 12VtnHf 55 At liberty 13 Coutlnt' 56 Champing dlda lithe bit 14 Palntoror 15 Meanlirw, tAQI063 ... A K85 6·10 ACROSS , sculptor 7 5. • 2 Local Contrector Tree removal, planting, lawn care, and all your landscaping needs. Residential and Comp}ercial Fully . 1sur,~d 1 TO~ 419-526-0466 900 -J 2009 ot 10:00 a.m., a Electric, Plumlllng, · Drywall, Remodeling, Room Additions • G arn a ;~~H~el~p~W~a~n~t~ed=~!!!=H~e~lp=W~a~n~te~d~~ 13, · Roofing,. Siding, . Soffit, Decks, · Doors, Windows, ' North CORNER STONE CONSTRUCTION :304~·6;;.7~5-.;,1 4~2~9~~~ - E NEA Cronword Puzzle BRIDGE ence ·COUld _be an advantage. ~piiCOOts should lis tor Immediate employ· send their resume to Ja. YOUNG'S ment. A<xoun11ng d~ son Wheller ema1l ljaCarpenter Scrv1cc and experience rnnuir«i. sonwheller270gmaJI.co •• ) 1 · 1 Room Acktltlons & Must have good organ- m or more 1n o. Remodeling izat•onal st-:•lls and the Goodf . ek NewGI~ 8 16 66 • ab1lity to woli. independ· . batmnes dear Electrical & fltumblng tng en r & door·antly with strong . rna nl~urity ca ,11 l: ~::~l~~Gutters • Painting fiOn to dela1l. Pleasa 304- 576 _2220 ask 1or ' sand resume and referOec:b $425trenl plus deposit, ,.....,-,_..,.....,...-...,,.....,..._____ No pets. 446 •3945 3 br. mobtle home out18R all. utilities pd. in- ~~~~~=..,... side Pomeroy. $275 rent , eludes cable & phone on ~ $275 derp., years tease. nver lront in Crown City no pets. 740·992-5097 740·256-8132 ences to 3BR 28T WID SIR S575 rent $575 deP9Sit + utili· lieS 1722 Cilatham Ave . 740·645· 1646 1 br Help Wanlod . General The Daily Sentinel • Page BS www.mydallysentinel.com Get that perfect part timepaylflg tob work1ng for an od finn as a local agent and '*lrn ITICM'e Job re- ,Very nice home for renl 2 Br water and trash inIn M•ddleport .good t:luded. No pets. At John- nefghborttood Wednesday, June 10, 2009 ALLEYOOP Wednesday, June 10, 2009 ___::_ __ _ _ _ _ ___:.._.:__ __..__ _ _ _ _ _-r--- ---- �• Page B6 • The Daily Sentinel Wednesday, JuD.e 10,2009 www.mydailysentinel.com I I I Reds' pitchers leave ~ats watching in 3-2 win. ' AP photo in this April 3, file photo, San Diego State pitcher Stephen Strasburg throws during a game in San Diego. Nationals select Strasburg ~th top pick in draft : SECAUCUS, N.J. (AP) - The Washington Nationals selected pitcher Stephen Strasburg with the first pick in baseball's amateur draft Tuesday night. Considered one of the most talented prospects in the event's 45-year history, Strasburg went 13-1 with a I .32 ERA this season for San Diego State, leading the Aztecs to their first postseason benh since 1991. · : Featuring a fastball that has been clocked at 102 mph, ~tr~sburg let\ds Division 1 pitcherswith 195 strikeouts in 109 mmngs. He was the only amateur on the U.S. Olymptc baseball team that won a hronze medal in Beijing last summer. Stra~burg went undrat!ed out of high school, but some think he has the ability to go straight from college to the big leagues. "It's tough to say right now," Strasburg said in an interview on MLB Network. "I'm just really enjoying the time · with friends and family right now. We'll see what happens." Signing the right-hander ·could be a challenge for the Nationals , however, because agent Scott Boras is sure to seek a record contract. ''We are thrilled to select someone with the special talents that Stephen possesses," Nationals acting general manager Mike Rizzo said in a statemenl. "Those talents have long been On our radar, and Stephen's domination at San Diego State <md vast experiences gained with Team USA last summer hllve done nothing to change our thoughts about his abilities." . With the second pick, the Seattle Mariners chose. North Garolirta slugger Dustin Ackley, who has batted at least :400 for three consecutive seasons. . . ; Regarded as the best hitter available, Ackley played inostly first base for.the Tar Heels, but his impressive speed makes him a candidate to switch to center field as a pro. : "This is a guy we thought could be here in a short period time," Mariners general manager Jack Zduriencik said in an interview on MLB Network. "The only reason he played first base this year is Tommy John surgery last year. We think this kid's got a really nice future for him ill Seattle." : h was Seattle's highest pick since 1993. when the Mariners took Alex Rodriguez first overall. The San Diego Padres were the first team to go for a high school player, tabbing outfielder Donavan Tate at No. 3. · : A gifted all-around athlete, Tate was a baseball and football star at Cartersville High in Georgia, and he has comJnitted to play both spans at North Carolina. He is the son of former NFL running back Lars Tate. . : Only a few years ago, the baseball draft was held in virtual obscurity via conference call. This year it went prime time for the first time. · · With commissioner Bud Selig announcing picks from the podium, the first round · was broadcast live on MLB p!etwotk. The only thing missing was a Green Room filled with anxious prospects .wearing flashy suits. : Nine of the first 12 picks were pitchers, consideredperhups the biggest strength io this unpredictable draft class. ·;The founh and fifth selections were players who rockete:a up draft boards late. . :Pittsburgh went for Boston College catcher Tony Sanchez, a late bloomer. and Baltimore chose high school right-hander Matthew Hobgood out of California. : San Francisco took another right-hander, Zack Wheeler oot of East Paulding High School in Georgia. The Giants t!!cked right before his hom~town Atlanta Braves, who were thought to be mterested m Wheeler. .·· The Braves then.selected pitcher Mike Minor, who joined David Price and Jeremy Sowers as recent left-handers to be drafted in the first rouncl out of Vanderbilt. ·. Cincinnati chose Arizona State right-hander Mike Leake at . No. 8. and Detroit went for righty Jacob Turner, a Missouri high schooler. . of . successful stan to a six-game slider, and he wa~ doing that most of each one. Jay Bruce road trip. . tonighvl felt like their team was given a two-out pass in Theories, anyone? had some good at-bats, those the second inning and scored "Some of those were counts · guys were trying to wait for on Hanigan's single. Detwiler where a ·guy had shown some pitches to hit, and Johnny was then walked counterpart wildness," · Red·s manager just making pitches and Cueto on four pitches in the Dusty Baker said .."And all of putting guys away." ftfth and put Jeny Hairston on sudden - Bam! - he makes · Anhur Rhodes allowed a base two baners later, keeping WASHINGTON (AP) a quality pitch. That's what solo shot by Cristian Guzman the inning alive for Phillips' With a full count in the third happens when you get a in the eighth. and David two-out double down the inning, Cincinnati Reds called strike three ." Weathers and Cordero fin- right-field line. Cueto and stanerJohnny Cueto threw a The Nationals didn't see ished off the victory for the Alex Gonzalez, who had pitch that maybe, just maybe, them all quite that way. Reds in a ·game that began opened the inning by legging grazed the outside comer. Manager Manny Acta said the alter a rain delay of I hol}r, 47 out a double to lett center, Ryan Zimmerman had strikeout of Keams was "a minutes . Cordero pitched a 1- scored on the hit to break a!already started on his way to real))' bad call" and his play- 2-3 ninth for his 15th save in aU tie. first when umpire Andy ers agreed.lt's just the sort of as many chances. . 'The eritire year it's been Fletcher rung him up. . · thing that happens to a team For the Nationals, the game . the same thing; every time I · Different pitcher, different that's lost ll of 13 and is on - played before yet another walk people they end up scarbatter, but same result in the pace to lose 100 again this small crowd - was an after- ing," Detwiler said. "I had my eighth . Adam Dunn 's trot season. thought on a big day for the opportunity to get out of the toward the first-base bag was "I guess it's got to be pan of club. About 2 112 hours before inning and just didn't make halted when Anhur Rhodes' the game, everyone gets it," the first pitch, Washington my pitch." slider away was judged to Zimmerman said. "Like l used the No. l overall pick in Notes: The Reds broke a have barely painted the black. said, · it seems like we get ·it the draft to select college six-game road losing streak tO And how did the game end? more th:m anyone else." pitching phenom Stephen the Nationals. ... Jordan Pinch-hitter Austin Kearns Cueto (6-3) accounted for Strasburg, who is billed as the . Zimmermann had been thought he had drawn a low five strikeouts and allO\ved type of franchise player that scheduled to siart for pitch for ball fourfrom closer only four hits over seven can help tum around the Washington, but he was Francisco Cordero, but innings, the only noteworthy worse team in the majors. fatigued after throwing a side Fletcher cranked his arm once damage coming pn a solo· Ross Detwiler, another session on Saiurday. His tum more. homer by Elijah D,ukes in the recent high draft · pick, was skipped, and he·'ll rejoin The Reds struck out nine fout1h. The rigflt-hander's allowed three mns over six the rotation on Saturday.... batters in Tuesday night's 3-2 ERA dropped to 2.33 after the innings to take the loss: Reds manager Dusty Baker win over the Washington sixth stan this season in which Detwiler (0-3), the No. 6 said 3B Edwin Encarnacion is Nationals, and seven watched he allo)'Jed one or no runs. overall selection in 2007, has "about the same" after an strike three go past without a :·He's got dominant stuff." yet. to !Jitch more. tJ:an six MRI on Monday and will swing of the bat. All satd Cueto's catcher, Ryan mnmgs m five maJor league need more · treatment hefore Cincinnati's batters needed Hanigan. "Sometimes you get starts. going out on a rehab assignwere some timely walks and a · frozen up when a guy hits the. Detwiler walked three bat- ment. Encarnacion broke his pair of two-out hits to notch a comer at 94 (mph) or paints a ters, and the Reds made the wrist on April27. .. to host gathering this weekend, As problems of old Chrysler linger, A6 ~ Prinled on 100% · Rec:yrled Newsprint~· Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio ! ,I o ( I \:TS • \" nl. ,) H. :\' n . SPORTS :•'KareentMagic's Howard 'kind of prediclabte.' See Page .B l Without additional money. Ellis Park in western Kentucky would have to . close after this year, owner Ron Geary said. ·. "We need some help and we need it now," Geary said. "I've said our signature industry is fading away." "When people think of the horse industry, they're thinking in large .part oft)te horse farms that are here, the breeders and that sort of thing," said Martin ,Cothran, spokesman for the antigambling group Say No .to Casinos: "The proponents of this bill are playing off if that image, and yet, most of the money isn't going there in this bill. It's going to the tracks." · But. the Kentucky Horse Racing Commission voted unanimously to back .the proposal Tuesday afternoon. Veterinarian Foster Northrop, a commission member, said the bill would help ease the state's _financial woes, not just bolster tracks. "This is going to help all Kentuckians," . Northrop said. "A lot of the 'No' votes are just voting 'No' against the racetracks. I think they need to look at the big picture." :!; I ~ I Ill ' RS J) Rizer Bv BAtli.N J. \) . ,) t :\ 1·. 1 1 , :l 009 ,, OBnuARIES PageAS . • Golda Riiclcl~. 94 INSIDE • l:iolzer Hospice " benefits from · Foundation, Tree·of .· Love.. See Page A3 . • Family Medicine. ~Page A3 • Law You can Use. See Page AS . . .INDEX . : -AMRA Modlllado, Puro StDcu, Four Cyllndero, Mln~tdto• • Regular O.naral AdmiUton $11 Sr. CIUzena 'SUWIOoldtln Bucuy. cant "" II. Sl!CTlONS p Calendars HOOtowlnl Chfck Our Wtbsife Cla~sifieds REED BREEDOMYOAILVSENTINEL.COM . POMJ!ROY A · Portland woman charged in the April murder of her husband has asked tliat statenients she made to. the Ohio Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation be suppressed. Paula Rizer is charged with aggravated murder in:the April3 shooting. death of her husband, Kenneth Rizer, Sr., who wrui found dead i!t the cou-. pie's Lovett Road home from multi· pie gun&hot wounds to the chest. . ~ 12 PAGF.'l A3 Editorials Obituaries B Section Sports GOT PAIN? GET REUEFI w·arecent sp005 injury has left you suffering, we can help! Weather A3 @ •009 Ohio V.Uey Publlrihin& <Al. FRENCH CITY CHIROPRACTIC 0<. Chno- B. .___ .. ___ 'd 111, 1 , '• !I• case Rizer has pleaded innocent to the "During the course of Agent Willis' · arrest .. Those statements have not charge. She ts represented by Public · questioning, Ms. Rizer invoked her heen made public through the' dis. Defender Herman Carson of nghts under Minlanda, (but) Agent covery process. Athens: Carson has asked Judge Willis did not immediately cease If convicted. Rizer could. face a Fred. W. Crow lii .to supress a state- questioning, but rather. persisted and possible sentence of life without parole, life with parole eligibility/ mentshe gave to.a BCI agent on the · ~arried on with the questioning." day of her husband's death. As a result, Carson said, the after 20 years, 25 years or 30 yeats. . According to Carson, Rizer was defen.se is asking for an order sup- The indictment against Rizer al;;J questioned by Deputy Scott Trussell · pressing at least pan of the statement ~ontains a fitearms specification. · and Agent Willis of the BCI on slui gave the BCI that day. Crow has adoing a mandatory three'year sen- · April 3. In his motion, Carson ·said not ruled on Rizer's mollon. renee in addition to any other senTrussell administered the required No details surrounding events tence, if she is convicted. Rizer has waived her right to a Miranda advisory to R,izer, and leading to the Rizer shooting have speedy trial. Ajury trial has been set Rizer said she understood her right been given. other than statements to decline to answer questions. · Paull! Rizer made shortly after her for Aug. 18. J. REED . MIDDLEPORT - Young and old . visiting Middleport's three public parks will likely notice some improvements to facilities and landscaping, and the village "s parks and recreation committee continues to planup¥,rades., · Village Counctl Memoer · . Jean Craig, chairman of the recreation committee, discussed the · status of · improvements at MondaY. evening's regular counctl meeting. She said v.olunteer · members of the recreation committee, particularlY. Tom Hoffner, have · contrtbuted 11}3ny hours of work to painting and otherwise tmproving ~ark facilities. Craig sa1d Hoffner also · ·· . . Charlene H.;_nlch/photoo built three new see-saws, Dedication of the restored/renovated Chest&r Academy'will take place at noo,n Saturday. The project ol the Chester-Shade one for each of the three Historical Association was started in 2002 and completed in May: · · . . parks, and they have been mstalled. However, Craig said, the see-saw in Hartinger Park was vandalize(,! in broad 4aylight- just hours after it was installed - by a young child. . . Craig said the police deP.artment knows the. chtld's name and the names and addresses of his parents, and she will encourage the listed on the National BY CHARLENE HOEFLICH police department to pursue HOEFLIGHOMYDAILYSENTINoL.COM . Re~isterofHistorical Pl~ces .. charges against all three . ·Jtmmy Stewart, prestdent Dave Diles Park down· CHESTER - The dedi- of the Chester-Shade town, General Hartinger cation of the Chester Historical Association, will Park and Ferman Moore Academy which over the give the welcome at the Park on. Beech Street have past seven years has under- dedication ceremony after · all seen improvements this gone . extensive . which Charlotte and Everett spring. Fences .and park restoration/renovation will Grant of the Daughters of benches have been painted, be held at noon Saturday. America which meets in·the In preparation for Saturday's dediCation, Mary Powell, grant equipment . has · been The: two-story building Academy and assisted with writer for the Chester-Shade Historical Association, tepatred and upgraded, and with a full basement was fund raising f<;lr the project, arranges historical court records ·on a shelf on the other cosm~uc improvebuilt about 1840 <Jn the lot . will present the flags. .Academy's second floor Heritage Library. ments are planned. . adjacent to the Chester Others participating in the The village has approved development purchase of a Live Oak tree Courthouse on the hill over- ceremony will be the River .Frederick, the closing .prayer. economic Mick Davenport, presi- director, will speak. lOOking the Commons in the Blend .Barbershop Quartet for Moore Park, to provide center of the village of singing the National Anthem, dent of the Meigs County . Tours of the Academy shade for those visitmg that of County will follow the dedication · neighborhood park hehind Chester. Both the, Chester and God Bless America, Board and ceremony. Refreshments Courthouse, restored in the Mary Jo Barringer giving the Commissioners, PINse SN Perks, AS 1990s, and the Academy are invocation, and Jerry Christi Lynch, regional will be served. ~J' Comics €~~~~z,1iri-6:::~~1UL1" ~ d 1 .... , Financial report given ·on London Pool ·B~tter customer service Swimming·lessons ' night swims ofFered community to repair the discussed· at Chmnber . facthty after a flood event . • Klda 12-under F - • Pltll$30 l:f~l!2!i) 1 II BY BETH SERGENT Annie's Mailbox Coming June 11-Four Cplln- tnvllllllofllll d Chest.er Academy , dedication set for Saturday Details on Page A3 Ga,.. 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Ius package of its own under Twelve other states - state, under the proposal, Gov: Steve . Beshear's pro- including Kentucky neigh- bringing in $360 milhon to posal to allow video gam- bors West Virginia and the state coffers. Tracks bli.ng in the s~ate , with the Indiana - allow betters to would pay more or less for bulk of the proceeds going wager on video gambling · their licenses depending on to the tracks. machineS, slot machines or the number of terminals The Kentucky Lottery other casino-style games, sought. An extra license Corp. woulll oversee video according to the American would be available, worth slot machines to be allowed Gaming Association's 2009 up to $100 million to the exclusively at race tracks in State of the States repon. state . the state under the plan Expanded gamblin~ ·supThe state wo.uld initially Beshear released Tuesday. · porters say Kentucky's horse collect about $300 million in Military personnel and peo- industry is losing · moriey, revenue the first two years; ple who own motor vehicles and horses, to other states that number. drops· !o •about would. also get a financial that s'upplement their tracks $270 million by the fifth and bonus under the plan. and purses with revenue subsequent years, Beshear "Kentucky's signature from additional gambling. spokesman Jay Blanton said. horse racing industry is in a Beshear, a Democrat, About $18 million of state state of crisis," Beshear said made expanded gambling a money would go to elimiin a s(atement. "!believe my centerpiece of his 2007 nate the state income tax for proposal will help level .the guhematorial campaign. He people on activo military playing field for Kentucky's has tried and failed to 'get the duty . . Kentucky motorists 'horse industry." · . legislature to pass a more would also get a 50-perceni Be shear ordered Kentucky ambitious plan that would credit on motor vehicle lawmakers to hold a special have offered voters a consti- taxes . Race tracks would collect session this Monday to tutional amendment and lee) address the gambling issue . to full-scale casinos in nearly 60 percent of the and the state's looming $1 Kentucky. . · gambling revenue during the billion budget sh011fall. The . Now, Beshear vows to first five years and about 50 General Assembly also is to help. the horse mdustry bet- percent by the fifth year; consider legislation to han- . ter compete with other rae- according to the proposal. die new bridge construction ing states by giying them the .Purses and other incentives .tmd economic development ability to· make money off of for thoroughbreds and other tax breaks. slot machines. The plan, horse breeds would split But the gambling plan - Beshear said, also would 14.5 percent of the net gamheated·ly debated in boost purses and other bling revenue. . BSERGENTOMYDI\ILYSENTINEL.COM SYRACUSE ..: London Pool Manager Heather Smith recently reported to Syracuse Council financial statistics on the London Pool which opened Memorial Day weekend. As of June 3, Smith said London Pool hils brought in $833.40 in concessions, $962.76 in daily admission, $140 in parties·•. $! ,510 in passes. In all, the pool has generated $3,446.16 in revenue as of June 3. The pool was closed three days due to repairs and one day due to weather but Smith said total attendance was at 1,115 people. · Smith told council she was concerned about .. · • finances and how to keep the pool open next year. She cited a low number of privale parties being booked as a concern as well. In addition , Clerk-Treasurer Sharon Cottrill said there, were $6,000 in expenses waitingtobel'aidoutofthe pool fund whtch had a bal-. ance of .$20.181.84. The payroll is also a significant expense because the law requires a set amount of . lifeguards be on duty at all times and even more for larger crowds, such as pool parties. · London Pool is the only public. swim.ming P?OI operaung In Metgs County. This is the third year · the pool has been open after a large fundraising effort throughou1 the '· in 2004. Smith also reponed the pool is offering swimming lessons beginning on Monday. Monday ·June 19 is for level one swimmers; June 22-26 is for level two; July 13- 17 is for level 1three; July .20·24 is for level four. Swim ·lesson times are from 8:45-9:15 a.m .• 9:30-10 a.m .• 10:1510:45 a.m. Call the pool to register at 992-5418. Another new addition to attract more swimmers will be night swims which began this week and · are held from 7-9 p.m . on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Admission is $2. The closing date for the London Pool this year is Au~ . 16, a day ~ore the Metgs County Fair begins. · " BY BETH SERGENT · BSEAGENTOMYDAILYSOOINELCOM POMEROY - Better customer service and a farmers market were front and center at this week's business-minded luncheon of the .Meigs · County Chamber of Commerce. Brent Patterson, director of the Rio Grande Meigs Center discussed customer service, a topic which will coincide wi.th an upcoming seminar on the subject sponsorecJ ·by the chamber on the last Thqrsday in June at the Pomeroy Library. The time for the meeting is still pending. Patterson and the Rio Grande Meigs Center will also be coordinating the upcoming customer service seminar. · · ' Patterson told chamber members superior customer service will increase · their bottom lines . Patterson then introduced il DVD by Bob Farrell who stars in the instructional customer service films · "Give Em the Pickle" and "Leadership Pickles" and "What's Your Pickle?" Chamber members heard . Farrell's rules for creating a lasting relationship with customers, including: Connect with customers, . anticipate your customer's . needs, look for a way to delight customers and exceed their expectations, inspire yourself and others by asking '"am r willing to do what it takes?" . Pl••n IH Chem!Mr, ~ ,. I I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 06. 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