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Gannett (NYSE) - 3.76 Dally atotk reports ore the 4 Ganeral Elactrlc (NYSE)- 11.76 p.m. ET .closlng quoin ollran• Harley•Davldson (NYSE) - 16.79 · ~Ions for Juna 29, 2009, proJP Morgan (NYSE) - 34.60 vlded by Edward Jone,a ftnanKroger (NYSE) - 22.23 claladvlsore lsaa~ · MIItaln Limited Brands (NYSE)-' 12.o7 Gallipolis at (740) 441-9441 and Nor:folk Southern (NYSE) Lesley Marrero In .Point Pleasant 38.22 , at (304) 674-11174. Membsr SIPC. -· ,. .. '' . .. Charlene Hoaflk:hlpholo JoAnn Crisp, who has been employed at Farmers Bank for the past 33 years, is retiring today as human resources director. Friday a reception honoring her was held in the bank lobby. Here she chats with Judy Well who like many bank customers and friends enjoyed cake and punch. · . ERDMAN ATTENDS GAME secretary and treasurer, both of which were approved . Edie Hubbard sent out cards before 1he meeting and 64 were signed, making a total of79 sent. Thank you's were read from God's NET and several ind~vidual donations received. The mother and daughter banquet was deemed a "success." Ruth Simpson and Wilma Smith made school bags with supplies to ~ taken to conference b)' Pastor John this month. The Sonshine picnic was also held recently at Hazel McKelvey's home . The birthday song was sung to Letha Proffitt and the blessing for food and offering was given b)' Evelyn Freeman·. Refreshments were served by Bernice Theiss, Lillian Hay man and Ruth Simpson. Community Calendar organizations r building ; Public budget hearing prior to mee6ng . REEDSVILLE - Olive Township. Trustees, regular meeting, 6:30 p.m., township garage. Wednesday, July 1 PAGEVILLE - Scipio . Township Trustees, regular 6:30 p.m. , meeting. Pageville Town Hall. POMEROY Meigs County Board of Health , regular meeting , 5 p.m.; conference room Meigs County. Health Department. . Thursday, July 2 : SYRACUSE - Syracus~ Village Council to meet at 7 p.m. at village hall. .. 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Syracuse; Ed Pom~r9y; Patricia Meier :on Memorial Oay weekend. and Hazel Ball, Pomeroy; Suchoza and husband, : On . Friday · evening the · Zeda Paulin Bean, Sarasota, Bernie, McMurray, Pa.; and McBride g'roup dined at the Wild Fla.; Vernal and J'letty Carmelita horse Cafe with ·33 class· Blackwood, Belpre; Ann Williams of Louisiana, Mo . . On Saturday evening, . mates and spouses attending Foster Cottrill, Lancaster; George and . Kitty . Dallas, many of the classmates and :and reminiscing about Agoura Hills, Calif; Rollin guests attended the PHS :school days. Darlene· Daniels, alumni banquet held at · On Saturday the group and :gathered at Trinity Church Cathedral City, Calif; Meigs High School. Sunday :social room for a luncheon . Lawrence and Barbara morning a group attended Tables were decorated in Eblin, Pomeroy; Lois Smith Trinity Church sitting in purple and white. Bags Hawley, Pomeroy; Joan pews. marked with ribbons : mark~d with a "60" were Riggs Johnson and husband, and balloons in purple and Ga .; whiie. In tribute to Kitty · :filled.with pUrple and white Martin, Atlanta, Manning and June Kloes, · Dallas · and June Kloes, :petunias and purple panMiddleport; Janet Gilbert graduates of Middleport . thers decorated the ·: Each class member was Moore, West Grove, Pa.; High School, orange and ·given a glass coaster pictur- Guy and Donna Morris, black balloons adorned one ing the Pomeroy Junior Pomeroy; Bill and Barbara end of the pews. Following church mem·High School and inscribed Phillips Nease, Bellfonta'ine; Maxine Cuckler Norris and · bers went to the Ann Foster . · :60th class reunion. Magnets : picltlrin$ both the senior husband Tom, St .Augustine, Cotterill homeplace· over:and jumor high . buildings Fla.: Joan Gilmore Parsons, looking the Ohio Riverfor a · :were given by the late Bill Granville; Albert and brunch. Pictures, videos and :Tubbs to be distributed to Barbara Rushel, Cocoa, Fla.; DVDs of the weekend his classmates. Sue Tubbs Jim Russell and Bonnie events were recorded by : registered ·the guests and Brashear, Stuart, Fla.; Roger and Mary Gilmore. · ;distributed gifts to attend· •ing alumni, : After a buffet, George : Dallas emceed the program. : A memorial service was & ·held in remembrance of the . 26 deceased class members. : pictures were displayed and :.as Dallas read the names. •Martha Struble light a cim: die for each one.' : The group enjoyed visiting ~ atat - ~k. Deeler with each other and those OH. attending for the first time . 740-992-2825 •106 N. 2nd Ave, Middleport, . : since graduation exchanged • 81/ 4' X 12' (FC8) ..'.:·. Partners :PHS class observes 60th reunion . CHESHIRE - Rita White : who recently had colon can: cer surgery, is recuperating · at Overbrook Center, 333 · Page St., Middleport. She is undergoing therapy. She will observe her 70th birthday on · July 5. !'.' .----Woodgrain Siding 4 X 8" (V-Groove) .--------------------------------------------- Picture Gallery FJM Eallmaln a ftemodl ••tl"'•t•l Manu•• (740) 1580- 37C,O O•nny CP'40} eeo-aaee ',' ' .. . Dinners $6.50 • Chef Salada !haled c.rpet Tr••nt ~.ubmttled photo .. , RACINE - Members of the Sonshine Circle recently met and opened the meeting with a discussion on graduation. Bernice Theiss read "If God Had An Eraser" while Lillian Hayman read "School Days" and "Dear Old School Days" followed by a prayer. President Kathry.n Hart opened the business meeting ·with reports from the Public meetings · . Edith Erdman, 106, ofThe Arbors in Gallipolis, attend· · ed her great-great grandsons' 1-ball game .in Tuppers Plains recently. Edith, WhO enjoyed base· .b~ll as a child, is pictured . with her .grea)-great grand· children: Grant Martin, Meghan' Short, Ethan Short · and Nl~ Brannon. Following the game, the ~mily enjoyed .a cookout hosted by great grandson, Michael Martin, and his wife, .. Monica. Tuesday, June 30, 2009 Sonshine Circle meets convince her· that he is a dence from her in-laws good person and she is because she said it con" throwing 'llway the rela- rained infoqnation she Dear Annie: I have beim tionship? - Heartbroken didn't think her husband married to my true love for for Hubby should know. I, too, had a 16 years . "Daniel" is a Dear Heartbroken: This shock when I went wonderful husband, a fan- dynamic has probably been through my mother's postastic father to our three set in concrete since Daniel sessions. She had g1ven boys, a generous and sue- was a child and isn't likely me the wrong year, date cessful businessman with to change unless someone and time of her wedding. many friends , and a great establishes new rules . · It w4s two years earlier guy. My problem is his Daniel needs to assert him- than I thought. I spoke at mother. She cannot see self and refuse to be treated my father's funeral and what' a wonderful person so poor~. It might help to said they were only marher son is. discuss this with a third ried 21 years when he died For years I have listened party - perhaps a coun- at 55 and; in hindsight, to her verbally abuse him. selor or cleq\yperson who feel like a fool. It makes ln . he1 opinion. he does can work w1th the entire me question what else nothing right. About 12 family. Otherwise, let they left out. Clubs and years ago, his · now- . Daniel handle this as he I will always wonder and deceased father had a chooses.' Your job .is to he feel ·hurt that tqey never minor stroke and turned the supportive, · which you . told me the truth, but I can 'I Thursday, July 2 . family business over to already are. We hope Daniel deal with · it . . Apparently, TUPPERS PLAINS "Shock~d" doesn't believe Daniel. It, was quite stress- I appreciates you. ful since he had to learn/ Dear Annie: Sex is her husband is adult . Ladies Auxiliary of VFW evl;rything and then pay his expensive. My wife and [ enough to cope , and in any Post 90SO, 7 p.m. at the hall . CHESTER . - Chester father to buy him out. are 74 years old and have case, it was not her deci· Shade · Historical Daniel also paid his sisters · been· married 55 years. We . sion to make. - Glad I Associaton, 7 p.m. at the an early "inheritance" for still do it at least three Know their share of the business. times·a week. Admittedly, I A1111ie's Mailbox is writ- Chester Courthouse. Monday, July 6 He has since more than need a little help. The prob- .ten ~J Kathy MitcheU ami POMEROY - Meigs doubled the size of the lem is, the price of Viagra Mai'(:J Sugar, longtime edi· company. has gone up a lot over the tl)rs 1of the. Ann Lamlers Athletic Boosters, 7 p.m. at However, his mother }'ears, and the monthly cost column. Please e-mail your the high school Thursday, July 9 never ceases to tell him IS very · high, even when questiolts ·to anniesrrwil· · CHESTER Shade he's lazy and doesn't work splitting a pilL boxcomcast.net, · or write' hard enough. His sisters ·I don't trust purchasing · to: Anllie's Mailbox, P.O. River Lodge 453,7:30 p.m. never defend him and are generic from · a foreign Box 11.8190, Chicago, IL at. the hall. Refreshments, qui¥k to criticize, as welL · country. Sinee Viagra has 60611. To fi 11d out more 6:30p.m. They don't appreciate thitt been on the market for about Allllie's Mailbox, Daniel's sense of responsi- many years, how soon is it ami read features by,other bility has enabled their cur- likely !O become ~eneric in Creiltors Sy11dicilte writers • rent lifestyles. Daniel tries the United States. - Still a11d cartoollists, visit the Tuesday, June 30 to be a loving son, and we Active at 74 Creators Syndicate Web PORTLAND - Lebonan do lots of family things Dear Still: Viagra is the page ill www.creators.com. Township; 7 p.m. township together. He helps his trade name for sildenafil mother whenever she calls, citrate. Pfizer's worldwide yet she constantly bad- · patents are set to expire mouths him . to everyone. between 2011 and !2013. I.f ' She actually told one you can.'t wait that long, . "Your Carpet & Upholstery Clea11i11g Solution" · employee that he is.a terri- explain the problem t'o ble SOJ! Bl)d nothing like his your doctor iihd ask about voted Tri· 740..992;..7090 father. This hurt him cheaper alternatives. Your· County's #1 . ·aaa-992-7090 tremendO\ISly, and now pharmacist might also be he'~ thinking of quitting the '\ble to offer some sugges..ant . , Ow11tr . Cleaner . Mto""'' O'B·~ .busmess. nons. Ca.•....,.t r·Over 20 Y•IIN Experle11ce It ·makes me sad to the ·Dear Annie: I was glad point of tears that a mother to hear your resvonse .to Ch0ck Olll Our StH'lllW< Spccr,JI •, cannot respect, love am) be "Shocked rn Mrssouri ," AI www rcclc;u pcllre;rtmrnltlr<J proud of her son. How do I who destroyed corresponBY KATHY MITCHELL AND MARCY SUGAR ·:; PageA3 BYTHE ·BEND The Daily Sentinel Valley·L11·mbQr & Supply ·Co.• Jet. Rt. 35 & 160Gallipo1is, O.hio SSS Park St. Mi~ct. Ohio 140-446-'2002 Mon.-~at. 8-7 • S~ur 11-5 740-992-0,till 1..$0Q..f$)..S$3. Mon.-Fri, 1.$• S~ay?-S 1i! Thomas Dolcmltar Rt. 2 By Pass Point Pleasant~ WV 304-675-5200 M~.-Sat , 8-7 • Snnday 11-5 . �I I I .PageA2 · CoMMUNfi'Y · The Daily Sentinel Tuesday; June 30, 2009 Local Weather · Crisp retires • ANNIE'S MAILBOX in the evening ...Then.isolated showers after midnight. Lows in the upper 50s. Wes~ ·winds 5 to 10 mph in the evening ... . Becoming light and variable. Chance of rain 20 percent. 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Here she chats with Judy Well who like many bank customers and friends enjoyed cake and punch. · . ERDMAN ATTENDS GAME secretary and treasurer, both of which were approved . Edie Hubbard sent out cards before 1he meeting and 64 were signed, making a total of79 sent. Thank you's were read from God's NET and several ind~vidual donations received. The mother and daughter banquet was deemed a "success." Ruth Simpson and Wilma Smith made school bags with supplies to ~ taken to conference b)' Pastor John this month. The Sonshine picnic was also held recently at Hazel McKelvey's home . The birthday song was sung to Letha Proffitt and the blessing for food and offering was given b)' Evelyn Freeman·. Refreshments were served by Bernice Theiss, Lillian Hay man and Ruth Simpson. Community Calendar organizations r building ; Public budget hearing prior to mee6ng . REEDSVILLE - Olive Township. Trustees, regular meeting, 6:30 p.m., township garage. Wednesday, July 1 PAGEVILLE - Scipio . 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Syracuse; Ed Pom~r9y; Patricia Meier :on Memorial Oay weekend. and Hazel Ball, Pomeroy; Suchoza and husband, : On . Friday · evening the · Zeda Paulin Bean, Sarasota, Bernie, McMurray, Pa.; and McBride g'roup dined at the Wild Fla.; Vernal and J'letty Carmelita horse Cafe with ·33 class· Blackwood, Belpre; Ann Williams of Louisiana, Mo . . On Saturday evening, . mates and spouses attending Foster Cottrill, Lancaster; George and . Kitty . Dallas, many of the classmates and :and reminiscing about Agoura Hills, Calif; Rollin guests attended the PHS :school days. Darlene· Daniels, alumni banquet held at · On Saturday the group and :gathered at Trinity Church Cathedral City, Calif; Meigs High School. Sunday :social room for a luncheon . Lawrence and Barbara morning a group attended Tables were decorated in Eblin, Pomeroy; Lois Smith Trinity Church sitting in purple and white. Bags Hawley, Pomeroy; Joan pews. marked with ribbons : mark~d with a "60" were Riggs Johnson and husband, and balloons in purple and Ga .; whiie. In tribute to Kitty · :filled.with pUrple and white Martin, Atlanta, Manning and June Kloes, · Dallas · and June Kloes, :petunias and purple panMiddleport; Janet Gilbert graduates of Middleport . thers decorated the ·: Each class member was Moore, West Grove, Pa.; High School, orange and ·given a glass coaster pictur- Guy and Donna Morris, black balloons adorned one ing the Pomeroy Junior Pomeroy; Bill and Barbara end of the pews. Following church mem·High School and inscribed Phillips Nease, Bellfonta'ine; Maxine Cuckler Norris and · bers went to the Ann Foster . · :60th class reunion. Magnets : picltlrin$ both the senior husband Tom, St .Augustine, Cotterill homeplace· over:and jumor high . buildings Fla.: Joan Gilmore Parsons, looking the Ohio Riverfor a · :were given by the late Bill Granville; Albert and brunch. Pictures, videos and :Tubbs to be distributed to Barbara Rushel, Cocoa, Fla.; DVDs of the weekend his classmates. Sue Tubbs Jim Russell and Bonnie events were recorded by : registered ·the guests and Brashear, Stuart, Fla.; Roger and Mary Gilmore. · ;distributed gifts to attend· •ing alumni, : After a buffet, George : Dallas emceed the program. : A memorial service was & ·held in remembrance of the . 26 deceased class members. : pictures were displayed and :.as Dallas read the names. •Martha Struble light a cim: die for each one.' : The group enjoyed visiting ~ atat - ~k. Deeler with each other and those OH. attending for the first time . 740-992-2825 •106 N. 2nd Ave, Middleport, . : since graduation exchanged • 81/ 4' X 12' (FC8) ..'.:·. Partners :PHS class observes 60th reunion . CHESHIRE - Rita White : who recently had colon can: cer surgery, is recuperating · at Overbrook Center, 333 · Page St., Middleport. She is undergoing therapy. She will observe her 70th birthday on · July 5. !'.' .----Woodgrain Siding 4 X 8" (V-Groove) .--------------------------------------------- Picture Gallery FJM Eallmaln a ftemodl ••tl"'•t•l Manu•• (740) 1580- 37C,O O•nny CP'40} eeo-aaee ',' ' .. . Dinners $6.50 • Chef Salada !haled c.rpet Tr••nt ~.ubmttled photo .. , RACINE - Members of the Sonshine Circle recently met and opened the meeting with a discussion on graduation. Bernice Theiss read "If God Had An Eraser" while Lillian Hayman read "School Days" and "Dear Old School Days" followed by a prayer. President Kathry.n Hart opened the business meeting ·with reports from the Public meetings · . Edith Erdman, 106, ofThe Arbors in Gallipolis, attend· · ed her great-great grandsons' 1-ball game .in Tuppers Plains recently. Edith, WhO enjoyed base· .b~ll as a child, is pictured . with her .grea)-great grand· children: Grant Martin, Meghan' Short, Ethan Short · and Nl~ Brannon. Following the game, the ~mily enjoyed .a cookout hosted by great grandson, Michael Martin, and his wife, .. Monica. Tuesday, June 30, 2009 Sonshine Circle meets convince her· that he is a dence from her in-laws good person and she is because she said it con" throwing 'llway the rela- rained infoqnation she Dear Annie: I have beim tionship? - Heartbroken didn't think her husband married to my true love for for Hubby should know. I, too, had a 16 years . "Daniel" is a Dear Heartbroken: This shock when I went wonderful husband, a fan- dynamic has probably been through my mother's postastic father to our three set in concrete since Daniel sessions. She had g1ven boys, a generous and sue- was a child and isn't likely me the wrong year, date cessful businessman with to change unless someone and time of her wedding. many friends , and a great establishes new rules . · It w4s two years earlier guy. My problem is his Daniel needs to assert him- than I thought. I spoke at mother. She cannot see self and refuse to be treated my father's funeral and what' a wonderful person so poor~. It might help to said they were only marher son is. discuss this with a third ried 21 years when he died For years I have listened party - perhaps a coun- at 55 and; in hindsight, to her verbally abuse him. selor or cleq\yperson who feel like a fool. It makes ln . he1 opinion. he does can work w1th the entire me question what else nothing right. About 12 family. Otherwise, let they left out. Clubs and years ago, his · now- . Daniel handle this as he I will always wonder and deceased father had a chooses.' Your job .is to he feel ·hurt that tqey never minor stroke and turned the supportive, · which you . told me the truth, but I can 'I Thursday, July 2 . family business over to already are. We hope Daniel deal with · it . . Apparently, TUPPERS PLAINS "Shock~d" doesn't believe Daniel. It, was quite stress- I appreciates you. ful since he had to learn/ Dear Annie: Sex is her husband is adult . Ladies Auxiliary of VFW evl;rything and then pay his expensive. My wife and [ enough to cope , and in any Post 90SO, 7 p.m. at the hall . CHESTER . - Chester father to buy him out. are 74 years old and have case, it was not her deci· Shade · Historical Daniel also paid his sisters · been· married 55 years. We . sion to make. - Glad I Associaton, 7 p.m. at the an early "inheritance" for still do it at least three Know their share of the business. times·a week. Admittedly, I A1111ie's Mailbox is writ- Chester Courthouse. Monday, July 6 He has since more than need a little help. The prob- .ten ~J Kathy MitcheU ami POMEROY - Meigs doubled the size of the lem is, the price of Viagra Mai'(:J Sugar, longtime edi· company. has gone up a lot over the tl)rs 1of the. Ann Lamlers Athletic Boosters, 7 p.m. at However, his mother }'ears, and the monthly cost column. Please e-mail your the high school Thursday, July 9 never ceases to tell him IS very · high, even when questiolts ·to anniesrrwil· · CHESTER Shade he's lazy and doesn't work splitting a pilL boxcomcast.net, · or write' hard enough. His sisters ·I don't trust purchasing · to: Anllie's Mailbox, P.O. River Lodge 453,7:30 p.m. never defend him and are generic from · a foreign Box 11.8190, Chicago, IL at. the hall. Refreshments, qui¥k to criticize, as welL · country. Sinee Viagra has 60611. To fi 11d out more 6:30p.m. They don't appreciate thitt been on the market for about Allllie's Mailbox, Daniel's sense of responsi- many years, how soon is it ami read features by,other bility has enabled their cur- likely !O become ~eneric in Creiltors Sy11dicilte writers • rent lifestyles. Daniel tries the United States. - Still a11d cartoollists, visit the Tuesday, June 30 to be a loving son, and we Active at 74 Creators Syndicate Web PORTLAND - Lebonan do lots of family things Dear Still: Viagra is the page ill www.creators.com. Township; 7 p.m. township together. He helps his trade name for sildenafil mother whenever she calls, citrate. Pfizer's worldwide yet she constantly bad- · patents are set to expire mouths him . to everyone. between 2011 and !2013. I.f ' She actually told one you can.'t wait that long, . "Your Carpet & Upholstery Clea11i11g Solution" · employee that he is.a terri- explain the problem t'o ble SOJ! Bl)d nothing like his your doctor iihd ask about voted Tri· 740..992;..7090 father. This hurt him cheaper alternatives. Your· County's #1 . ·aaa-992-7090 tremendO\ISly, and now pharmacist might also be he'~ thinking of quitting the '\ble to offer some sugges..ant . , Ow11tr . Cleaner . Mto""'' O'B·~ .busmess. nons. Ca.•....,.t r·Over 20 Y•IIN Experle11ce It ·makes me sad to the ·Dear Annie: I was glad point of tears that a mother to hear your resvonse .to Ch0ck Olll Our StH'lllW< Spccr,JI •, cannot respect, love am) be "Shocked rn Mrssouri ," AI www rcclc;u pcllre;rtmrnltlr<J proud of her son. How do I who destroyed corresponBY KATHY MITCHELL AND MARCY SUGAR ·:; PageA3 BYTHE ·BEND The Daily Sentinel Valley·L11·mbQr & Supply ·Co.• Jet. Rt. 35 & 160Gallipo1is, O.hio SSS Park St. Mi~ct. Ohio 140-446-'2002 Mon.-~at. 8-7 • S~ur 11-5 740-992-0,till 1..$0Q..f$)..S$3. Mon.-Fri, 1.$• S~ay?-S 1i! Thomas Dolcmltar Rt. 2 By Pass Point Pleasant~ WV 304-675-5200 M~.-Sat , 8-7 • Snnday 11-5 . �OPINION The Daily Sentinel ~he Tuesday, June 30, 2009 Daily Sentinel TODAY IN HISTORY Who are we as AmericanS? . :·rr . The Daily Sentinel · I . ,. ., Loajl Briefs Howard E. Parker ~ politiCal verdict on of The Daily Sentinel • Page As www.mydallysentinel.com Obituaries Obama rides high at five months, but clouds gather reform, energy and envi- commercial real e~tate, Prestdent Barack 9bama's ronmental transformation, consumer credit and 111 Court Street .' Pomeroy, Ohlo first five months m office new financial regulation, emerging-economy .debt. (740) 992·2156 • FAX (740) 992-2157 has to be "so far, so good," plus the takeover of banks There's a total of $3.5 www.mydallysentlnel.com and auto companies. trillion in commercial real but _it ~lso must include treptdatto1_1 about clouds Morton And with a · heavily estate debt outstanding - ; Ohio Valley Publishing Co. on the honzon. Kondracke Democratic. Congress , for office buildings, multi· Dan Goodrich 1 For sure, he's popular. Obama is likely to show family residences , retail out a breathtakresults on mosf of his centers ....: of which $1.3 He's laid Publisher ing"Iy bold agen~a that he . agenda - if he'' s willing to trillion is due for refinancCharlene Hoeflich has .g ood prospects of fulcompromise with conserv- ing in the next five years. General Manager-News Editor And, worried analysts filling . And his opposition . unemployment began to · ative Democrats and some is in dire political straits. spike m November 1981 in Repubiicans on issues like say the properties are high- · Pam C.a ldwell But too much shouldn't the then-worst recession health refonn, energy and . ly "overleveraged," meanAdvertising Director be. made of high approval since the Great financial regulation~ . ' ing loans are worth more The biggesi domestic than the property will sell ratmgs after five months. Depression . He went as - JCongress shall make no law respecting an Obama 's Gallup rating on low as 35 percent in threats to Obama 's success for, creating the possibility June 20, at 59 percent, is January 1983, but was areballooningdebtandthe of mass defaults and new . establishment of religion, or prohibiting the possibility that, despite his pressure on bank balances . exactly the average of the handily re-elected . free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom last. eight newly elected Reagan's successor, stimulus package, an eco- . Conceivably. this might of speech, or of tile press; or the right the · . . George H.W. Bush. had a nomic recovery will · be not be the expected ··upres1dents. And that average is 69 percent approval rating delayed. · shaped" recovery _ with people peaceably to assemble, and to petition dragge~ d. o wn by Bill in June 1989 and stayed in Almost all the polls a steep decline followed tile G~vernment for a redress ofg(ievanc:es. Chnton s d1~mal showmg; the high 50s, 60s, 70s --' show that the . public's b 1 · . I 39 percent, 1ft 1993 - the even 80s ~ into 1990 , main worry is. about deficit Y a ong penod of slow · - The First Amendment to the u.s. Constitution result of a self-created kerc even before the first Gulf spending. Only 46 percent · growth and eventual fuffl · h improvement - but a "w," . e over r~s u'I t ~ mil- War in 1991, when it shot in the Gallup Poll approve in which the present uptick IIlli)' and o dtsarray m the up to 91 percent. Then he of his handlmg of the fed- · is followed by another Wh1te House. · lost the presidency · in era! budget deficit, ·and Obama clearly continues 1992. only 45 pe~ent ihink he is decline. Today is 1Tuesday, June 30, the 181st day of 2009. There to. enjoy his honefi'.moon Clinton had the shO"'ASI doing a good. J'ob controlIf that qccurs, after the are 184 da· s left in the year. '.,.. public st'a1rts beconu ·· J With VOters, but !Story honeym· o on of anfr rec . ent ling federal Sbanding. · · ng Toqay's Highlight in History: · . · opturu''stt·c about a •ecov suggests that voters gener- president, falling rom the . Indeed. 0 ama 's own . ' On June 30, 1859, French acrobat Charles Blondin (born ery as some po·lls sh ·, 1 . ana~ement and . • · th ow Jean Francois Gravelet) walked back and forth on a ally take a long time to 50s into the.· 40s by May .O ffice of M Ob · h bo h f · · become .d.isenchanted. with 1993. He climbed out of Budget reporte that gross . now ts,. en ama t1g trope a ve t e gorge o Niagara Falls as thOusands of · ·r be · bl t 0 bl may th prestdents; when they his. early hole, re . maining federal deb . I --' which no a e arne new h d spectators watc e . . .· . . • . d "w" economy on "W," h1·e5 On this date: o. · . · . · in the low 50s and high 40s more than doubled during . In 1906, President Theodore Roosev¢1t signed the Pure Dwight Eisenhower had until his health care plan George W. Bush's aqmin· pre~cessor. . Food and Drug Act and. the Meat Inspection Act. ~ 69 perc.ent approval rat- fell apart .· in . September istration - would nearly . It s undoubtedly wah In 1908, the Tunguska Event took place in Russia as an mg at th1s early stage in · 1994. But he gone-elect- redouble by 2019 to more · some s~ch ~alculation that 'Jslerotd exploded above Siberia, leaving 800 square niiles 1953 .and . fell below. 60 ed, too. than 100 percent of gross Obama m hts press conferonlr m hts second . t.enn And, despite the divisive . domestic product, the ence on Tuesday pou~ed of scorched or blown-down trees. In 192 l, President Warren G. Harding nominated fonner durmg the 1958 recesston. circumstances of his elec- highest level since World cold water on buddmg Pres ident William Howaro Taft to be chief justice of the John F. Kennedy had a lion, George W. Bush had War II. Politically, big public optimism, predictu nited States, succeedmg the late Edward Douglass White. 61 percent approv~l rating , a 55 percent approval in deficit and debt numbers mg unemployment would In .1934, Ad<:M Hitler c~ed 0111 his "blood purge" of after five m~nths m 1961 June 2001 and stayed cause worry, but their top 10 percent, rathe~ than pqht1cal and military nvaJs m Germany in what came to be and sta~ed. m the 60s !?r mo~tly. in the . 50~ and 60s potential economic effe>IS the 8 percent he previously known as "The Night of the Long Knives." 70s until JUSt ~fore h1s until hts populanty soared are the main threats to forecast. · In 1936, the novel "Gone' with the Wind" by Margaret as.sassination. Richard after Sept. · tt , 2001. Obama's 'success. · With the . 2010elections Mitchell was published in New York. N~xon ~as a! 63 percent at Regardles~ . of · his.tory, ~orne Republicans antic- more than 16 monll:Js off, In 1958, the U..S . Senate passed the Alaska statehoOd bill · th1s .Po.mt.. m 1969 .and ObamaenJoys ev. en h1gher ~·ate that by the . time . De.moc.rats .h a. v.e a Wide, 9by a vole of 64-20. · · · . · · ed th 50 d · · d In 1963' Pope Paul VI was crowned the 262nd head of remam m . e s an . ratmgs m some other polls bama faces re-eleCtion in pomt e ge over th~ Roman Catholic Church. · ~s ~ntil a di~ in 1971. He than in Gallup's '- his 2012, the public will again Republicans in generic In 1971 , a Soviet space mission ended in tragedy when d1dn t crater mto the 30s Was~tngton Post-ABC rat- be focused on the "misery · Congressional polling . three cosmonauts aboard Soyuz 11 were found dead inside unt.tl 1973 · mg IS 65 percent - and index" - the . unerllployBut for his party to keep their spacecraft after it had returned to Earth. . . . Jtrnmy Carter was at 63 he's the beneficiary. of 2- ment rate plus the inflation · its. big majorities, the jabIn t 984, John Turner was sworn in as Canada's 17th percen~ :Uter five ni.ondl~. to-1 fav~Jrable stortes :n rate -'- that contributed to less rare has to be heading . prime minister, succeeding Pierre Elliott Trudeau. · stayed t~ tile 60s !inltl . the· ~amstt'eam . med1a, Jimmy Carter's defeat in down a year from now. In . In 1985, 39 AII_lerican hostages from a hijacked TWA jet- , Septe~ber1977 and c:ltdn't ' accordmg to the Pew 1980. 1982 it's worth remem1 lmer were freed m Beirut after bemg held 17 days; .·. · go into the . 40s until Reseai~h·Center. . · Shorter-term, there's rea- betin'g, even Ronald Ten years ago: The Federal Reserve raised interest rates for February. 1978. He left .. Desptte some. medta cav- son to worry that .just as Reagan could not keep his the ftrst time in two years, boosting the target for the funds ('lite office wtth . .a · 31 pe~ent t.hng., the J?Ubltc does not some economic analysts party .fro.m losing 26 . a quarter-pomt to five pe~ent. On the day the iixi9Jendent approval ratmg. .. .~em to thmk Obama has are seeing the. "green House seats . . · counsellawexpired,KennethStarrwrappeduptheWhJtewater Ronald Reagan scored b1tten off m?re than he shoots" of a recovery; (Motion K(mdracke is . p~ase of his investigation as presidential friend Webster 59 . pe~e~t in .June 1~81 s~ould be trym¥ to chew there could ~ell be a sec- . executive editor of Roll · Hl!bhell pleaded guilty to a felony and a misdemeanor. . and remamed .m the htg~ . Wtth .a domestic agenda . ond finan_cial . cns.ts · Call, the newspaper oj f:•ve years ago: A federal appeals court approved an 50s and lew 60s unttl that mcludes healthcare brought on by defaults on . Capitol ;Hill). a~ti~rust settlement Microsoft had negotiated · with the · Jusllce Department. The Iraqis took legal custody of Saddam Hussein and II of his top lieutenants, a ftrst .step toward the ousted dictator's expected trial for crimes ~gainst ,humanity .. After nearly seven years of travel, the President Obama, ·in his mtemat10nal Cassm1 spacecraft entered Saturn's orbit. · M sonable, than · that of (Oct. 2~. 2008), reports: . One year ago: !'resident George W. Bush signed legisla- · · ay 2 1 speech at the Liberty and Learning, each ''(The Black Widow) scans . tiQn to pay for the war operations in Iraq and Afghanistan National Archives leaning on the other for millions :of domestic and their mutual. & surest sup- international phone calls .· for .•he rest of his presidency and beyond, hailing the $162 · Museum in ·Washington b1ll.10n plan as a rare product of bipartisan cooperation. The said that "we can defeat AI : · port?" · · · • . . · and e-mails every hour'' as ., Umted States announced . that it was charging Saudi Qaeda .. .if we stay true to Nat Jefferson also counseled: it extracts ''key words and · Arabian Abd al.-Rahim al-Nashiri with "organizing and who we are ...anchored in ·Hentoff. a nation expects to be patterns" of our communidirecting" the 2000 bombing of the USS Cole ii:t waters off our timeless ideals." A 1gnorant and free, in a state cations 10 harvest and data- · Yemen -;- a~d would seek the death penalty. much more somber note , of civilization, it expects· base · possible threats to • ·. Today s B1rthdays: Smger Lena Home is 92. Actor Tony however, was in a warning what never was and 11ever oational .security. Musa.nte 1s. 73 . Actress Na.nc. y Dussault is 73 . Singer Glenn by retii:ing Supreme Court · WI'II be .... L et our country. There •s no way to get Sh orr k 65 J . oc •s. . . azz mus1c1an Stanley Clarke is 58. Actor Justice David Souter the . Boaz of the· Cato lnstt't.ute men ·kn ow I hat the peop·1e your name removed from Dav1 d G amson Is 57 . · day before at Georgetown (where I am a sen•'or fel- a1one can nrotect us that bottomless hole of Th oug ht t.or -r.od ay: ''Th ose who love deeply never grow Univ(lrsity Law Center. low) quoted from a · h <1. ( f Jd th d f ld b h d' agamst I e ev1 s o mis- suspects because you can't o ; ey may •e o o age. ut t ey •e youn~." - Sir Deeply concerned at how Wash1'ngton Post art1'cle by )" fi d · Arth w· p· E 1· h d · government . . m out whether it's there. · ur mg mero, ng 1s ramat1st ( 1855-19 4). little knowledge. Americans Naomi Wolf·. ''""eenagers H d · · 1' ow eep our tgnorance Imagine Jefferson's· reachave of how this republic and young adu Its ... have of who are has grown since tion if he· d been able to works, Justice Souter cited little idea what liberty is. Alexis De . Tocqueville foresee the Government LETTERS TO THE as an · example · that the Few (young Americans) wrote in 1831 ("Democracy ·. Black Widow at large in EDITOR majorities of the public realize that 'due process' in America"): ''In New this republic. Letters to the editor are weli:ome. They should be less can't name - according to · means. that they can't be England, every citizen.. . The National Center for .· :. ~(Institutional Studies' than 300 wori;fs. All letters are subject to editing, must be surveys - . the three lockedup in a dungeon by rec~ives the elementary · branches of government. ' the ·state and left to Iannottons of human know~",. book, "The· 5000 Year srgned. and mc/ud~ address ~md telepl!one number. No Who we are, Souter con: . guish indefinitely." · edge; he is moreover taug~t Leap: . A Miracle That LII1.HJ!ned letters wrl/ be publtslted. Letters should be in good taste, addressing issues, not personalities. Letters of tinued, "can be lost , it is · And the 2008 annua• the doctnnes and the evt- Changed the World," tells thanks ro organizations and individuals will not be accept- being lost, it is lost, if it is "State , of the First dences of his religion, the of a popular textbook for ed for publication. · not understood." What is Amendment" survey b'y htstory of his country, and children, a "Catechism of needed, he said, "is the the First Amendment · .the leading feamres of its the Constitution" - with restoration of the self-ideo• Center (www.firstamend- Constitution. . . questions and answers on , llty ·of the Amt!rictin · peo- mentcenter.org) reported ''In the States of the foundations ·of who we '· pte .... When l was a kid in that 66 · percent · of Connecticut . and are !!s'citizens. H was pub· is · Jished in' 1828! Any such the eighth and ninth Americans at least mildly Massachusetts, it . Reader Services . (USPs 213-960J grades;. evetybody took agreed that the govern- extremely rare to find a children's book:s now? Con'ectlon Polley Ohio Valley Publlahlng Co. That's ·no longer ment should require TV man imperfectly acquaintIn the continuing debate civics. Ou( main concern in all stories is to Published e11ery morning, Monday be accurate . If you know of an error through Friday. 111 Court Street. true. · (Former Justice) broadcasters to offer· an ed with all these things, · on amending No Child in a story. call the newsroom at (740). Pomeroy, Ghlo. SecOnd-class post8Qe ·Sandra Day O'Connor says equal allotment of time to and a person wholly igno- Left Behind - ·and other 992·21~. · paid at Pomeroy. 50 pe~ent of schools teach conservative and liberal rant of them is. a sort of · federal surges in educaMember: The Atsociated Pl'e$s and neither history nor civics." broadcasters ; and that 62 phenomenon." tiona!. reform - I have Our main number Is th& Ohto NeWspaper Association. Justice Souter continued percent of Americans (740) 992·2156. Am I exaggerating in seen hardly any mention of Post~ater: Send addreas co.-reo. Department extensions are: lions to The Daily Sentinel. P.O. Bo~ th~t :When he was in school,· would apply the' same speculating that now in our the imperative need of 729: Pom~roy, Ohio 45769. "ciVICS ivas as dull as dish- requirement to newspa- · schools, homes and streets, what Justice David Souter News Editor: Char1ene Hoeflich , E)Ct. 12 water, but we knew the pers. there are many . such phe- calls for: "the restoration Subscription Ratea Reporter: Brian Reed, Ext. 14 of government." In this republic , the govnomena largely ignorant of of the self-identity of the structure By carrier ar motor rouw Reporter: B<oth Sergent, Ext. t 3 4 weeks . .. .. .. ....... '11 .30 · This alert to the citi~nry ernment must regulate the why they are Americans. American people." 52 week a ....... . .... 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No SUb· Americans through her . and Thomas Jefferson less tdeals," says nothmg · degrees and denominascrlptton by mall perm~CteCf in areas Circulation Web site: 0uf Courts must be fair and balanced. about his National Security lions of men." What hapClrculllllon Manager: David Luoas. where homo canter MMce Is available. 74()-446·2342. Ext. 11 21st Century Civics It was Jefferson - as . Agency's accelerating pened tO it? Mall Subecrtptloo D~strlct Clrculallon Manager: (Nat Hentoff is a nation(www.ourcourts.org). The you can see near the main attacks on our individual Mike Whin lnalde Mlllga County site asks students what part entrance of the 'Library of privacy as its . enormous ally renowned authority on 12 Weeks ... . ... . .....'35.26 General Manager of government they would Congress ' James Madison supercomputer · (code the First Amendment and 26 Weeks . .. .... . .... .'70. 70 Charlene H~tticli, ElCt. 12 52 Weeks . . . ..... .... 1140.11 most want to be a part of. Memoria.! Building name: "Black Widow") the Bill of Rights. He is a E·moil: And she invites teachers to who told future genera- devours the Fourth member of the Reporters Outolde Melga County mdsnews@ mydailysentinel. com click and "find lesson lions of Americans how to Amendment in our Bill of Committee for Freedom of 12 Weeks ..... . ...... .'56.55 plans · that fit your classnever forget who they are : Rights. The . Baltimore the Press , and the Cato 26 Weeks . ....... ....'113.60 Wef;l: 52 Weeks . . . . ....... . '227.21 room needs." "What s~ectacl. e can be S ' t. I 't I · , where he is a www.mvdaitysentinel.com uns na 10na sec_un :y cornsmure Two years ago, David more edi ying or more sea- respondent, Dav1d Wood senior fellow) . I Tuesday,June30,2009 PageA4 Office closed In addition to his parents he was preceded in death by a son ~nnis Day Gilkey (1996), sisters Lola Clark and Eleanor Updegraff. and a brothe~linton F. Gilkey. PO~OY- Tl1e Meigs County Health Depiutment Will Services will be Thursday at 2 p.m. at Bigony-Jordan be cl~ on .Friday in obsel'l'ance of Independence Day. Funeral Home, Albany,Ohio, with Pastor Jim Stewart offi. ciat~n~~. J:3urialwill be in Carleton Cemet~!Y·. . ·• L' VISJtatlon .will be t 2 noon Thursday until time of ser.vice '. ·~ --.-~! at the funeral home. In lieu of flowers send donations to Heartland Hospice , 6500 Busch .Blvd . Suite 210, .. POMEROY - The Meigs County Health Departn)eot will hold a cblldbood inununi~ation clinic from 9~lll(.m . Columbus, OH: 43229. . . and I "3 p.rll. joday. · · You may sign the register or leave a condolence for the family at www.bigonyjordanfuneralhome,com. . Howard E. Parker, 86, of Long Bottom. passed away peacefully on June 27 1,2009 at Overbrook Rehabilitation center in Middleport. He was born May 13, 1923 in the faniily home mi Route 7, son of the late Pearl and Addie Stanean Parker. He wa.S a l(f3duate of Chester · High School and Ohio University with degrees in Agriculture and Educatfon. . Admired and respej:t by In the garden she enjoyed , Marianna Thompson Mitchell, his students and colleagues 61. of Pomeroy, passed away on June 28, 2009, from an at Chester and Eastern High apparent heart attack at her home. · POMEROY - An action for dissolution of marriage was Schools, he retired in 1984 She was born Oct. 8, 1947 in Gallipolis, daughter of fil.ed by Heather L. Searls, Racine, and Roger D. Searls, after 30 years of teaching Alice. Kathryn Thompson of Pomeroy and the late Gerald Souths1de, Howard E. Parker W.Va. · · science. Robert Thompson. She was a retired kitchen and bath '·. Howard liked farming and spent. his entire life on the designer and was an active crafts person at local shows farm except for his military ~rvice and time at college. A with 'her woven lleadwork jewelry. . · veteran ofWorld War II, he served as a paratrOQper witb the She was a member of the Winding Trail .Garden Club, ·. · 17th Airborne Division and the 82nd Airborne Division. · She is survived by her mother, Alice Kathryn Tholl)psl:m .· POMEROY - An action for di~orce . was filed in M~!gs · He Served as a trustee of the Chester Courthouse, and was of Pomeroy; daughters, Kathryn Mitchell of Middllleport County Common Pleas Court by M1c.hele L, Cund1ff, member of the F31JI1 Bureau, and a life member of the and Laura Mitchell of West Orange,' NJ.; grandchildren, Cheshire, against Gregory K. Cundiff, address unkllo~n . . ,-_ f ', , .· ~-··'·. ',' Tuppers Plains VFW Pest 91)53. liugh Gregory Mitchell and Jade Louise Mitchell; slsier, He is survived by. hiswife of48 years; Wilina'llerrmann Louella (Wayne) Roush of Houston, Tex .; brothers: George ' .- ' Parker; a daughter·Apni ·Lewis; a son, Aaron Parker; a son- C. Thompson of Pomeory and Fred R. Thompson of in-law Todd Lewis; a daughter-in-law Patty Parker; and Hendersonville, N.C.; and many aunts, uncles, nieces, POMEROY - ·Foreclosures were granted in Meigs two granddaughters, Kacie and Sydney Lewis . nephews and cousins. County Cdmmon Pleas Court by Citizens Banking Co .. One brother is surviving, Mr. Willis Parker; as well as She will be remembered as a verr. creative and talented against Joni Averion, and Qthers; GMAC Mortgage, LLC ~ severaJ·nieces and nephews. person who dearly cared for her fam1ly and friends . ln addi- against Cheryl L. Durst, and others; and United States : In addition to his parents. he was proceeded in death by tion to her father, she was preceded in death by a daughter, Savings Bank, against Gennifer Grace Gloeckner, and others . his ~ister Lucille Schrader, and five brothers: Hurbert, Amy Elisabeth Shuler. Foreclosure actions were filed by Chase Home Finance, Wilbur, Marion, Edson, and his twin, Homer. A memorial service will be scheduled by the family at a Columbus, against Bonnita S. Hershman. Indiana, Pa .. and·· Service will be held at I p.m. on Wednesday, July I, later date. Please make a memoria! donation in her memo- others, and by Wells Fargo Bank, Fort Mill, S.C., against.. 2009, at the ·Anderson McDaniel Funeral Home in ry to the American Heart .Association. Randy L. Fryar, Coolville , and others. . . ·' Pome~oy, ~ith Pastor Jim Corbitt officiating. . . Bunal Will be at the Mound Cemetery, Chester, where graveside military services will be conducted by Tuppers : Page Plains VI'W. · . . · . ·. Atricia Dawn Randolph; 76, of Middleport, passed a'way Visitation will be held from 2-4 and 6-s p,m. on Tuesday at her residence on June 29, 2009. · . ·' . entertainment will be provid- cream; sno-kones, etc .. at the funeral home. · She was born on July 10, 1932 in New Haven, W.Va., ed beginning at 3 p.m. and A fireworks display will Contributions may be made in Howard's name to Holzer daughter of the late Lawrence and Mildred aerkley. ending at 7 p.m. when main end the festivities at It p.m . . Hospice, 100 Jackson Pike. Gallipolis, Ohio 45631, the Besides her parents, she was preceded in dead) by her musical act, Eye to Eye, takes of the 54th'. ' Organizers Meigs County District Library, 216 West Main SL, first husband; Elsworth "Pete" Staats; sister, Geraldine the stage at 7 p.m. and plays Annual Ox Roast are asking .. Pomeroy, or God's NET, 260 West Mulberry Ave., Berkley, and two half brothers, John and Ralph Berkley. until II p.m. Martial Arts visitors to ~orne out and . Pomeroy. She is survived by three children: Brenda (Jim) Landers, Instructor Don Bitangia from "enjoy a day of food, ful) ~ Doug ·(Daila) Staats and John (Cindy) Staats; six grand- Middleport will also be and entertainment for the children: Shannon (Eryn) Staats, Michelle · and Nicole putting on an exhibition at 8 whole famil(' ., Landers, James Blackwell, Christopher Pickens and Trevor p.m. on the stage. Howard D. (Zeke) Gilkey, 82, Westerville, passed away Nichols; four great grandchildren: Colleen Staats, Robby There wi.ll be various · Backus, Kiersten Blackwell, and Mariah Pickens; a broth- types of. vendors in the patk Monday June 29, 2009 at St. Ann's Hospital. ' Born Dec. 19, 1926, in Harrisonville, Meigs Co. Ohio, he er, Brooks (Charlotte) Berkley; two half sisters, Violet and all day with additional •' was the son of the late Floyd Clinton aod Ava French Virginia; special friends, ex-husband, Charles Randolph, space available at $20 per · space. Call Danny Davis at Gilkey. He retired from .Mason Dixon in 1984 and was a and Agnes Roush; great aunt,·Thelma Gress, . . . A~ McDaniel fonner emplo)'ee of Bob Evans. · At her request there will he no visiting hours. Graveside 742-2372 for more infonna• & Jame:t Andenon He is sumved by his wife Betty Heilman Gilkey, a service will be held at I p.m. on Thursday at Riverview lion. This does not include DIRF-CTORS food· vendors . . . . ·. daughter Jac'luelin.e(Dan) Davies of Gallipolis, .sons Cemetery. Rodney (Debb1e) Gilkey of Lancaster, J<iey (Tara) Gtlkey The family ·ask that donations be made to Holzer There will be food concessions sold including the of Westerville; nine grandchildren, six ~eat-~ndchildren; Hospice, 100 Jackson Pike, Gallipolis, Ohio.45631. sisters Frances (Bob) Alkire of Hamsonvtlle and Alice A registry i,s available on-line at www. andersonmc- Rutland Fire Department's WhaleyofAlbany; several nieces & nephews. . daniel.com. famous roast . beef, hot dogs, sloppy' joes, . cole slow, dephant ears. ice Immunization clinic • . - • • ' ' • '- ...... For the Record Marianna Mitchell Dissolution Divorce a Foreclosures Atrida Randolph · ' ,. , '. Rutland rro111 At Howard D. ·(Zeke) Gi•ey . -· .- . Cleveland brothers sentenced in neighbor's ~g · CLEVELAND (AP) Two Cleveland brothers ha_ve ~een sentenc~d to pnson 111 the fatal beatmg of a neighbor with an alu:. minum ba8eball bat over a suspected break-in at their home. One brother, 27-year-old Alex Wulff, was sentenced to 20 years to life on Monday on his guilty plea to murder, evidence tampering and abuse of a corpse. His brother, 20-year-old Aaron Wulff, was sentenced to eight years for attempted murder. The victim, 25cyear-old John Maruschak, was killed last summer. His body was burned m Ashtabula County . and the remains were stuffed in garbage bags. · 'l'rmJiJfkl/1 ~11ty 1{.rmiiJII CIU'C ;r.,. Oorr 20 !)'t= ~;~~~, .· Racine from Page At will be serving its annual · flavors and Hill said yeschicken barbecue dinners terday thete are already 90 immediately following the gallons prepared. . parade around 11 a.m. The fire department will This year the fire depait- · again set off fireworkS arlO ment will have homemade p.m. at Star Mill Park. ice cream in a vari~ty of Besides a gaihering place to watch the annual fireworks display, no other eventa are planned for Star Mill :Park. Howe'i'er, the vilhlge is gearing up for its first Racine Party . in the Park and Cruisin' Saturday . of£. ife" 1'14. O:H(740) 992-6472 Night Car Show on Sept. 12 which will include a performance by country music singer Joe Diffie . There wiU be . no admission fee for Racine's Party in the Park or the ~:ar show. Garnes from Page~~ and provided residences . in Athens where they disposed and when questioned abOut Columbus for Williams to of Jackson's vehicle,"Jackson the crime, denied knowing dispose of it. wrote. ''The third male drove .any,thing about the murder, · 'The two men rode in Paris them ·back to Games' resi- · Williams·wrote. , In exchange for "truthful Jackson's vehicle through dence inPomeroy." Nelsonville to Columbus, "Garnes knew or had rea- and substantial testimony," where they made several · son ·to know that Williams Garnes will plead guilty to stops. Games directed · did not ha:ve permission to the charges in exchange for a five-year sentence, first, Williams to a residence in The have the automobile." · Games allegedly disposed and then be sentenced to a Plains, where they met . with another man, then drove to of Jackson's car in Athens, suspended three-year term . .' CARPET , after he testifies in the Williams triaL · Crow indicated he would accept the plea agreement. Garnes is expected to enter his plea on July 6. 175 North ~d Ave. Middleport, OH 740-992-7028 ·..& Help Is Available for Ohio's Seniors! . ·Housing from Page At percent financing in Direct . which can lower the effec, . both loan programs can be and Guaranteed 'Loans at ti ve rate to the borrower to used for .new home construction as well as for the affordable rates and terms as low as t percent." . According to Costanzo, purchase of existing 1\nmes. to credit-worthy households. Households . must . have stable incomes and mee·t program guidelines.' 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The FREE service helps eligible seniors .. claim tax credits and public benefits like: . • Home Energy Assistance • Food Stamps Medicare RX Extra Help' • Medicare Savings • Golden Buckeye and • Senior Community Service Employment · ·Ohlh • BE~~EifBANil 'I ' • ' ~ <. ' ,. ~ '~ , - ' Find out in minutes if you could be eligible for benefits! Join Us at The Meigs.Senior Center July 1 from 9 a.'ni • 4 p.m. for a FREE ·· · Ohio Benefit Bank Clinic $Area Agency on Aging Serving Seniors ih Athens, Hocking, Meigs, Monroe. Morgan , Noble, Perry & Washington Counties This ad paid fo r by grant moniu trOm The Ohio A.s~ociation- of Second HaNelit ~ood Banb and The Columbus Foundation to upend access to T,he Ohio Benefits Bank (088) in Morg111n County. • .' i ! I • �OPINION The Daily Sentinel ~he Tuesday, June 30, 2009 Daily Sentinel TODAY IN HISTORY Who are we as AmericanS? . :·rr . The Daily Sentinel · I . ,. ., Loajl Briefs Howard E. Parker ~ politiCal verdict on of The Daily Sentinel • Page As www.mydallysentinel.com Obituaries Obama rides high at five months, but clouds gather reform, energy and envi- commercial real e~tate, Prestdent Barack 9bama's ronmental transformation, consumer credit and 111 Court Street .' Pomeroy, Ohlo first five months m office new financial regulation, emerging-economy .debt. (740) 992·2156 • FAX (740) 992-2157 has to be "so far, so good," plus the takeover of banks There's a total of $3.5 www.mydallysentlnel.com and auto companies. trillion in commercial real but _it ~lso must include treptdatto1_1 about clouds Morton And with a · heavily estate debt outstanding - ; Ohio Valley Publishing Co. on the honzon. Kondracke Democratic. Congress , for office buildings, multi· Dan Goodrich 1 For sure, he's popular. Obama is likely to show family residences , retail out a breathtakresults on mosf of his centers ....: of which $1.3 He's laid Publisher ing"Iy bold agen~a that he . agenda - if he'' s willing to trillion is due for refinancCharlene Hoeflich has .g ood prospects of fulcompromise with conserv- ing in the next five years. General Manager-News Editor And, worried analysts filling . And his opposition . unemployment began to · ative Democrats and some is in dire political straits. spike m November 1981 in Repubiicans on issues like say the properties are high- · Pam C.a ldwell But too much shouldn't the then-worst recession health refonn, energy and . ly "overleveraged," meanAdvertising Director be. made of high approval since the Great financial regulation~ . ' ing loans are worth more The biggesi domestic than the property will sell ratmgs after five months. Depression . He went as - JCongress shall make no law respecting an Obama 's Gallup rating on low as 35 percent in threats to Obama 's success for, creating the possibility June 20, at 59 percent, is January 1983, but was areballooningdebtandthe of mass defaults and new . establishment of religion, or prohibiting the possibility that, despite his pressure on bank balances . exactly the average of the handily re-elected . free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom last. eight newly elected Reagan's successor, stimulus package, an eco- . Conceivably. this might of speech, or of tile press; or the right the · . . George H.W. Bush. had a nomic recovery will · be not be the expected ··upres1dents. And that average is 69 percent approval rating delayed. · shaped" recovery _ with people peaceably to assemble, and to petition dragge~ d. o wn by Bill in June 1989 and stayed in Almost all the polls a steep decline followed tile G~vernment for a redress ofg(ievanc:es. Chnton s d1~mal showmg; the high 50s, 60s, 70s --' show that the . public's b 1 · . I 39 percent, 1ft 1993 - the even 80s ~ into 1990 , main worry is. about deficit Y a ong penod of slow · - The First Amendment to the u.s. Constitution result of a self-created kerc even before the first Gulf spending. Only 46 percent · growth and eventual fuffl · h improvement - but a "w," . e over r~s u'I t ~ mil- War in 1991, when it shot in the Gallup Poll approve in which the present uptick IIlli)' and o dtsarray m the up to 91 percent. Then he of his handlmg of the fed- · is followed by another Wh1te House. · lost the presidency · in era! budget deficit, ·and Obama clearly continues 1992. only 45 pe~ent ihink he is decline. Today is 1Tuesday, June 30, the 181st day of 2009. There to. enjoy his honefi'.moon Clinton had the shO"'ASI doing a good. J'ob controlIf that qccurs, after the are 184 da· s left in the year. 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Capitol ;Hill). a~ti~rust settlement Microsoft had negotiated · with the · Jusllce Department. The Iraqis took legal custody of Saddam Hussein and II of his top lieutenants, a ftrst .step toward the ousted dictator's expected trial for crimes ~gainst ,humanity .. After nearly seven years of travel, the President Obama, ·in his mtemat10nal Cassm1 spacecraft entered Saturn's orbit. · M sonable, than · that of (Oct. 2~. 2008), reports: . One year ago: !'resident George W. Bush signed legisla- · · ay 2 1 speech at the Liberty and Learning, each ''(The Black Widow) scans . tiQn to pay for the war operations in Iraq and Afghanistan National Archives leaning on the other for millions :of domestic and their mutual. & surest sup- international phone calls .· for .•he rest of his presidency and beyond, hailing the $162 · Museum in ·Washington b1ll.10n plan as a rare product of bipartisan cooperation. The said that "we can defeat AI : · port?" · · · • . . · and e-mails every hour'' as ., Umted States announced . that it was charging Saudi Qaeda .. .if we stay true to Nat Jefferson also counseled: it extracts ''key words and · Arabian Abd al.-Rahim al-Nashiri with "organizing and who we are ...anchored in ·Hentoff. a nation expects to be patterns" of our communidirecting" the 2000 bombing of the USS Cole ii:t waters off our timeless ideals." A 1gnorant and free, in a state cations 10 harvest and data- · Yemen -;- a~d would seek the death penalty. much more somber note , of civilization, it expects· base · possible threats to • ·. Today s B1rthdays: Smger Lena Home is 92. Actor Tony however, was in a warning what never was and 11ever oational .security. Musa.nte 1s. 73 . Actress Na.nc. y Dussault is 73 . Singer Glenn by retii:ing Supreme Court · WI'II be .... L et our country. There •s no way to get Sh orr k 65 J . oc •s. . . azz mus1c1an Stanley Clarke is 58. 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Tocqueville foresee the Government LETTERS TO THE as an · example · that the Few (young Americans) wrote in 1831 ("Democracy ·. Black Widow at large in EDITOR majorities of the public realize that 'due process' in America"): ''In New this republic. Letters to the editor are weli:ome. They should be less can't name - according to · means. that they can't be England, every citizen.. . The National Center for .· :. ~(Institutional Studies' than 300 wori;fs. All letters are subject to editing, must be surveys - . the three lockedup in a dungeon by rec~ives the elementary · branches of government. ' the ·state and left to Iannottons of human know~",. book, "The· 5000 Year srgned. and mc/ud~ address ~md telepl!one number. No Who we are, Souter con: . guish indefinitely." · edge; he is moreover taug~t Leap: . A Miracle That LII1.HJ!ned letters wrl/ be publtslted. Letters should be in good taste, addressing issues, not personalities. Letters of tinued, "can be lost , it is · And the 2008 annua• the doctnnes and the evt- Changed the World," tells thanks ro organizations and individuals will not be accept- being lost, it is lost, if it is "State , of the First dences of his religion, the of a popular textbook for ed for publication. · not understood." What is Amendment" survey b'y htstory of his country, and children, a "Catechism of needed, he said, "is the the First Amendment · .the leading feamres of its the Constitution" - with restoration of the self-ideo• Center (www.firstamend- Constitution. . . questions and answers on , llty ·of the Amt!rictin · peo- mentcenter.org) reported ''In the States of the foundations ·of who we '· pte .... When l was a kid in that 66 · percent · of Connecticut . and are !!s'citizens. H was pub· is · Jished in' 1828! Any such the eighth and ninth Americans at least mildly Massachusetts, it . Reader Services . (USPs 213-960J grades;. evetybody took agreed that the govern- extremely rare to find a children's book:s now? Con'ectlon Polley Ohio Valley Publlahlng Co. That's ·no longer ment should require TV man imperfectly acquaintIn the continuing debate civics. Ou( main concern in all stories is to Published e11ery morning, Monday be accurate . If you know of an error through Friday. 111 Court Street. true. · (Former Justice) broadcasters to offer· an ed with all these things, · on amending No Child in a story. call the newsroom at (740). Pomeroy, Ghlo. SecOnd-class post8Qe ·Sandra Day O'Connor says equal allotment of time to and a person wholly igno- Left Behind - ·and other 992·21~. · paid at Pomeroy. 50 pe~ent of schools teach conservative and liberal rant of them is. a sort of · federal surges in educaMember: The Atsociated Pl'e$s and neither history nor civics." broadcasters ; and that 62 phenomenon." tiona!. reform - I have Our main number Is th& Ohto NeWspaper Association. Justice Souter continued percent of Americans (740) 992·2156. Am I exaggerating in seen hardly any mention of Post~ater: Send addreas co.-reo. Department extensions are: lions to The Daily Sentinel. P.O. Bo~ th~t :When he was in school,· would apply the' same speculating that now in our the imperative need of 729: Pom~roy, Ohio 45769. "ciVICS ivas as dull as dish- requirement to newspa- · schools, homes and streets, what Justice David Souter News Editor: Char1ene Hoeflich , E)Ct. 12 water, but we knew the pers. there are many . such phe- calls for: "the restoration Subscription Ratea Reporter: Brian Reed, Ext. 14 of government." In this republic , the govnomena largely ignorant of of the self-identity of the structure By carrier ar motor rouw Reporter: B<oth Sergent, Ext. t 3 4 weeks . .. .. .. ....... '11 .30 · This alert to the citi~nry ernment must regulate the why they are Americans. American people." 52 week a ....... . .... 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Building name: "Black Widow") the Bill of Rights. He is a E·moil: And she invites teachers to who told future genera- devours the Fourth member of the Reporters Outolde Melga County mdsnews@ mydailysentinel. com click and "find lesson lions of Americans how to Amendment in our Bill of Committee for Freedom of 12 Weeks ..... . ...... .'56.55 plans · that fit your classnever forget who they are : Rights. The . Baltimore the Press , and the Cato 26 Weeks . ....... ....'113.60 Wef;l: 52 Weeks . . . . ....... . '227.21 room needs." "What s~ectacl. e can be S ' t. I 't I · , where he is a www.mvdaitysentinel.com uns na 10na sec_un :y cornsmure Two years ago, David more edi ying or more sea- respondent, Dav1d Wood senior fellow) . I Tuesday,June30,2009 PageA4 Office closed In addition to his parents he was preceded in death by a son ~nnis Day Gilkey (1996), sisters Lola Clark and Eleanor Updegraff. and a brothe~linton F. Gilkey. PO~OY- Tl1e Meigs County Health Depiutment Will Services will be Thursday at 2 p.m. at Bigony-Jordan be cl~ on .Friday in obsel'l'ance of Independence Day. Funeral Home, Albany,Ohio, with Pastor Jim Stewart offi. ciat~n~~. J:3urialwill be in Carleton Cemet~!Y·. . ·• L' VISJtatlon .will be t 2 noon Thursday until time of ser.vice '. ·~ --.-~! at the funeral home. In lieu of flowers send donations to Heartland Hospice , 6500 Busch .Blvd . Suite 210, .. POMEROY - The Meigs County Health Departn)eot will hold a cblldbood inununi~ation clinic from 9~lll(.m . Columbus, OH: 43229. . . and I "3 p.rll. joday. · · You may sign the register or leave a condolence for the family at www.bigonyjordanfuneralhome,com. . Howard E. Parker, 86, of Long Bottom. passed away peacefully on June 27 1,2009 at Overbrook Rehabilitation center in Middleport. He was born May 13, 1923 in the faniily home mi Route 7, son of the late Pearl and Addie Stanean Parker. He wa.S a l(f3duate of Chester · High School and Ohio University with degrees in Agriculture and Educatfon. . Admired and respej:t by In the garden she enjoyed , Marianna Thompson Mitchell, his students and colleagues 61. of Pomeroy, passed away on June 28, 2009, from an at Chester and Eastern High apparent heart attack at her home. · POMEROY - An action for dissolution of marriage was Schools, he retired in 1984 She was born Oct. 8, 1947 in Gallipolis, daughter of fil.ed by Heather L. Searls, Racine, and Roger D. Searls, after 30 years of teaching Alice. Kathryn Thompson of Pomeroy and the late Gerald Souths1de, Howard E. Parker W.Va. · · science. Robert Thompson. She was a retired kitchen and bath '·. Howard liked farming and spent. his entire life on the designer and was an active crafts person at local shows farm except for his military ~rvice and time at college. A with 'her woven lleadwork jewelry. . · veteran ofWorld War II, he served as a paratrOQper witb the She was a member of the Winding Trail .Garden Club, ·. · 17th Airborne Division and the 82nd Airborne Division. · She is survived by her mother, Alice Kathryn Tholl)psl:m .· POMEROY - An action for di~orce . was filed in M~!gs · He Served as a trustee of the Chester Courthouse, and was of Pomeroy; daughters, Kathryn Mitchell of Middllleport County Common Pleas Court by M1c.hele L, Cund1ff, member of the F31JI1 Bureau, and a life member of the and Laura Mitchell of West Orange,' NJ.; grandchildren, Cheshire, against Gregory K. Cundiff, address unkllo~n . . ,-_ f ', , .· ~-··'·. ',' Tuppers Plains VFW Pest 91)53. liugh Gregory Mitchell and Jade Louise Mitchell; slsier, He is survived by. hiswife of48 years; Wilina'llerrmann Louella (Wayne) Roush of Houston, Tex .; brothers: George ' .- ' Parker; a daughter·Apni ·Lewis; a son, Aaron Parker; a son- C. Thompson of Pomeory and Fred R. Thompson of in-law Todd Lewis; a daughter-in-law Patty Parker; and Hendersonville, N.C.; and many aunts, uncles, nieces, POMEROY - ·Foreclosures were granted in Meigs two granddaughters, Kacie and Sydney Lewis . nephews and cousins. County Cdmmon Pleas Court by Citizens Banking Co .. One brother is surviving, Mr. Willis Parker; as well as She will be remembered as a verr. creative and talented against Joni Averion, and Qthers; GMAC Mortgage, LLC ~ severaJ·nieces and nephews. person who dearly cared for her fam1ly and friends . ln addi- against Cheryl L. Durst, and others; and United States : In addition to his parents. he was proceeded in death by tion to her father, she was preceded in death by a daughter, Savings Bank, against Gennifer Grace Gloeckner, and others . his ~ister Lucille Schrader, and five brothers: Hurbert, Amy Elisabeth Shuler. Foreclosure actions were filed by Chase Home Finance, Wilbur, Marion, Edson, and his twin, Homer. A memorial service will be scheduled by the family at a Columbus, against Bonnita S. Hershman. Indiana, Pa .. and·· Service will be held at I p.m. on Wednesday, July I, later date. Please make a memoria! donation in her memo- others, and by Wells Fargo Bank, Fort Mill, S.C., against.. 2009, at the ·Anderson McDaniel Funeral Home in ry to the American Heart .Association. Randy L. Fryar, Coolville , and others. . . ·' Pome~oy, ~ith Pastor Jim Corbitt officiating. . . Bunal Will be at the Mound Cemetery, Chester, where graveside military services will be conducted by Tuppers : Page Plains VI'W. · . . · . ·. Atricia Dawn Randolph; 76, of Middleport, passed a'way Visitation will be held from 2-4 and 6-s p,m. on Tuesday at her residence on June 29, 2009. · . ·' . entertainment will be provid- cream; sno-kones, etc .. at the funeral home. · She was born on July 10, 1932 in New Haven, W.Va., ed beginning at 3 p.m. and A fireworks display will Contributions may be made in Howard's name to Holzer daughter of the late Lawrence and Mildred aerkley. ending at 7 p.m. when main end the festivities at It p.m . . Hospice, 100 Jackson Pike. Gallipolis, Ohio 45631, the Besides her parents, she was preceded in dead) by her musical act, Eye to Eye, takes of the 54th'. ' Organizers Meigs County District Library, 216 West Main SL, first husband; Elsworth "Pete" Staats; sister, Geraldine the stage at 7 p.m. and plays Annual Ox Roast are asking .. Pomeroy, or God's NET, 260 West Mulberry Ave., Berkley, and two half brothers, John and Ralph Berkley. until II p.m. Martial Arts visitors to ~orne out and . Pomeroy. She is survived by three children: Brenda (Jim) Landers, Instructor Don Bitangia from "enjoy a day of food, ful) ~ Doug ·(Daila) Staats and John (Cindy) Staats; six grand- Middleport will also be and entertainment for the children: Shannon (Eryn) Staats, Michelle · and Nicole putting on an exhibition at 8 whole famil(' ., Landers, James Blackwell, Christopher Pickens and Trevor p.m. on the stage. Howard D. (Zeke) Gilkey, 82, Westerville, passed away Nichols; four great grandchildren: Colleen Staats, Robby There wi.ll be various · Backus, Kiersten Blackwell, and Mariah Pickens; a broth- types of. vendors in the patk Monday June 29, 2009 at St. Ann's Hospital. ' Born Dec. 19, 1926, in Harrisonville, Meigs Co. Ohio, he er, Brooks (Charlotte) Berkley; two half sisters, Violet and all day with additional •' was the son of the late Floyd Clinton aod Ava French Virginia; special friends, ex-husband, Charles Randolph, space available at $20 per · space. Call Danny Davis at Gilkey. He retired from .Mason Dixon in 1984 and was a and Agnes Roush; great aunt,·Thelma Gress, . . . A~ McDaniel fonner emplo)'ee of Bob Evans. · At her request there will he no visiting hours. Graveside 742-2372 for more infonna• & Jame:t Andenon He is sumved by his wife Betty Heilman Gilkey, a service will be held at I p.m. on Thursday at Riverview lion. This does not include DIRF-CTORS food· vendors . . . . ·. daughter Jac'luelin.e(Dan) Davies of Gallipolis, .sons Cemetery. Rodney (Debb1e) Gilkey of Lancaster, J<iey (Tara) Gtlkey The family ·ask that donations be made to Holzer There will be food concessions sold including the of Westerville; nine grandchildren, six ~eat-~ndchildren; Hospice, 100 Jackson Pike, Gallipolis, Ohio.45631. sisters Frances (Bob) Alkire of Hamsonvtlle and Alice A registry i,s available on-line at www. andersonmc- Rutland Fire Department's WhaleyofAlbany; several nieces & nephews. . daniel.com. famous roast . beef, hot dogs, sloppy' joes, . cole slow, dephant ears. ice Immunization clinic • . - • • ' ' • '- ...... For the Record Marianna Mitchell Dissolution Divorce a Foreclosures Atrida Randolph · ' ,. , '. Rutland rro111 At Howard D. ·(Zeke) Gi•ey . -· .- . Cleveland brothers sentenced in neighbor's ~g · CLEVELAND (AP) Two Cleveland brothers ha_ve ~een sentenc~d to pnson 111 the fatal beatmg of a neighbor with an alu:. minum ba8eball bat over a suspected break-in at their home. One brother, 27-year-old Alex Wulff, was sentenced to 20 years to life on Monday on his guilty plea to murder, evidence tampering and abuse of a corpse. His brother, 20-year-old Aaron Wulff, was sentenced to eight years for attempted murder. The victim, 25cyear-old John Maruschak, was killed last summer. His body was burned m Ashtabula County . and the remains were stuffed in garbage bags. · 'l'rmJiJfkl/1 ~11ty 1{.rmiiJII CIU'C ;r.,. Oorr 20 !)'t= ~;~~~, .· Racine from Page At will be serving its annual · flavors and Hill said yeschicken barbecue dinners terday thete are already 90 immediately following the gallons prepared. . parade around 11 a.m. The fire department will This year the fire depait- · again set off fireworkS arlO ment will have homemade p.m. at Star Mill Park. ice cream in a vari~ty of Besides a gaihering place to watch the annual fireworks display, no other eventa are planned for Star Mill :Park. Howe'i'er, the vilhlge is gearing up for its first Racine Party . in the Park and Cruisin' Saturday . of£. ife" 1'14. O:H(740) 992-6472 Night Car Show on Sept. 12 which will include a performance by country music singer Joe Diffie . There wiU be . no admission fee for Racine's Party in the Park or the ~:ar show. Garnes from Page~~ and provided residences . in Athens where they disposed and when questioned abOut Columbus for Williams to of Jackson's vehicle,"Jackson the crime, denied knowing dispose of it. wrote. ''The third male drove .any,thing about the murder, · 'The two men rode in Paris them ·back to Games' resi- · Williams·wrote. , In exchange for "truthful Jackson's vehicle through dence inPomeroy." Nelsonville to Columbus, "Garnes knew or had rea- and substantial testimony," where they made several · son ·to know that Williams Garnes will plead guilty to stops. Games directed · did not ha:ve permission to the charges in exchange for a five-year sentence, first, Williams to a residence in The have the automobile." · Games allegedly disposed and then be sentenced to a Plains, where they met . with another man, then drove to of Jackson's car in Athens, suspended three-year term . .' CARPET , after he testifies in the Williams triaL · Crow indicated he would accept the plea agreement. Garnes is expected to enter his plea on July 6. 175 North ~d Ave. Middleport, OH 740-992-7028 ·..& Help Is Available for Ohio's Seniors! . ·Housing from Page At percent financing in Direct . which can lower the effec, . both loan programs can be and Guaranteed 'Loans at ti ve rate to the borrower to used for .new home construction as well as for the affordable rates and terms as low as t percent." . According to Costanzo, purchase of existing 1\nmes. to credit-worthy households. Households . must . have stable incomes and mee·t program guidelines.' 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I • �Tuesday, June 30,2009 www.mydailysentinel.com Page A6 • The Daily Sentinel FOR FRIDGE ELECTRIC LLC 3939 EYERHARD RD., CANTON OH 44109 • Bl The Daily Sentinel Inside Wolves bi9ng patient lritli RubiO, Page B~ ·, ~ i •' ~- j' ,..' • • •,' ., • ' '• : 'r ' Iowa mourns slain coach, Page 86 • j/1 . '' '' '. \ · Thesday, June 30, 2009 .. ,._ tQCaJ:Dnyers ~vetside ~If · fare well records third · · " . · : • ;~ ·· and fourth . · atSkyHt!~ Speedway 'a ·· C·.~ o· f.·seaso ·. . D . "'P . ' · · ' ' · ·-' STAFF REPORT MASON · The Riverside Golf Clup in Mason bas· had tbeir third and fourth aC:es of the 2009 golf season. The hole in one ffiiiCking the third ace was recorded by Dustin Bonham o.f Winfield 011 , Saturday. · ~L B9•inani was playing with his father, Bob Bonham and brothers Cameron . and· Trayis; The ace was inade o~ the 1.35 yard ninth h~le · With a rune rron. According to the witnesses the ball '4'- • RIBS Free giveaway launches the home co(Jling breakthrough that uses about 96% less electricity than air contjitioners ' ' - ' Just 48 hours remain to snatch up your second Cool Surge FREE; it easily roll$ from room-to-room . · to quietly blast out cold air f~r just pennies a day and use~ '11o windows, no vents and no freon enjoy a cool, comfortable night's sleep. and get tbeir second one free. Our phones will Tbe good news is the Cool Surge portable air . be ·ringing off the hook," added Gallow. cooler Is oot an air conditioner, so It only costs "That's becalise-<;>wning a C!>Ol Surge is like (UMS) - Everyone wants to keep cool about a penny an hour to operate and It cools having your own persona! shade follow :You .this summer. But just turning on your ·atr an avernge sized room·up to ten degrees. around your home," said Gallow. . conditioner sucks the money right out of your . "Everyone can use this eco-friend!y home Consumers .have been wishing .there was pockets. .. cooling technology.::.&lllvs Christopher,Gallow, a •. way to take th41 .eoolness:with them· t'lipm Tbe Cool Surge• eco-friendly air cooler helps Operations Director. •Air conditioners can cost room-to-room for decades. Now the. Cool solve both problems. lt blasts out ice cooled air thousands of delian!. ,And with a Central air Surge portable air cooler makes it a snap, . but runs for just pennies a day. That's because conditioner you a~e paying to cool areas of . It effortlessly rolls from room to room a11d it uses about 96% less electricity than·a typical , your home tbat ~iiOt using. Window air Ia .unbelievably lijjhtwejght. "But·d!lll't I a conditioners are · even· worse because they light weight fool you, this Is one serfi!\18 pl~ce air conditioner. And here's tbe best part, readers of this weigh a ton so they're a hassle to move,'' of equipment," added G,llow. . · publication who beat the 48 hour deadline get confirms Gallow. · Getting the Cool Surge is the smart way to one FREE when they order one, and cover So at only two-hundred ninety-eight dollars slash summer electric. bills and stiU stay cool shipping on each. and shippiilg, the Cool Surge is a real steal all summer long. And getting the second one This is all happening to announce the Cool because if you beat the deadline, you'll get a free is like putting three hun(!red bucks in yoilr Surge portable air cooler that easily rolls from . second one free, just cover shipping. ·room-to-room so.you can take the ice cooled Tbe Cool Surge is as easy to 119e as a baby's air with you anywhere. That way, everyone vapori2er and it.even comes With two sets of · who gets tbem first . can immediately turn the reusable glacier ice blocks. That gives you down the air, save on their electric bill and beat a total of eight hours of extra cooling power. the sweltering heat. "We can only affo~ to give away a free The Cool Surge uses the same energy as a Cool Surge to everyone who bests the 48 hOur 60 watt light bulb, yet throws off ice cooled air deadline to order one because we've cut out to keep you co<U all day and night. The Potential the middleman. That's why you won't find the energy savings are absolutely incredible. . Cool Surge in the national chain stores," says Durfng the day, keep it in your living room Gallow. · .· . and at night, just.roll it into your bedroom and · "Pet;>ple everywhere will be racing to get one By R.K. BERRY UniversoJMedia Syndicate pocket. ··· . . . "We're bracing ourselves for all the canS ·because everyone wants to save on tbeir electric.bill\! and stay cool this summer. But those that really want to save a ton will be · telling our operators they want two and they'll get.tw~;: said Gallow. . , . ·.. 1 ' .. "So when the lines are busy keep 'trying or. log ontQ www.coolsurge.com. We promise: to , get every call; Then we'l) h11ve a delivery ti'uck <OJI~'I!iR.:!IP time at all so you carl stay cool ' · &n!l start saving on your energy bills ,right away," Gallow said. . · ·• "You'll instantly feel the ice cooled air in any room. You will never haw to be hot and : miserable again,'~ be said. • . " ·On the wtirldwlde web: www.coolsu:rge.com ' , JiiJOA.M~ rob.,y H1Er$428-Zi484 ) ,, .· ."~ j•' . 1 86.6"428·2499 .• ..,,. · • SAVES ON BILLS: Everyone gets lower bills and still stays cool and comfortable. The new Cool Surge uses the same energy as a 60 watt ·light bulb, yet it blasts out ice cOQied air. • STAV COOL: Everyone keeps cool with the Cool Surge. It's where the kids will play and the family will relax, especially on those hot . summer days. • • EASILY ROLLS ANYWHERE: This Is the Cool Surge portable air cooler that easily rolls from living room to bedroom. No vents, no windows and no·freon, Just fill it up and plug it ln. flew directly in the hole. It inarks the first ace ~f Dustin's golf career. The fouttb ace of the Riverside Golf Club's 2009 • GOOD NIGHT'S SLEEP: The built-in sleep setting automatically adjusts the cooling level throughout the night. Everyone wakes up cool and refr11shed. · , · .. ·. .. STEWART·-':' Survi.vinll a 6 p.m. downpour, Skylme Speedwaytooksometimeto get the traek· prepared,' but the end re~ull was one fast race track'. . . . One-hundred thirty . c·ars packed !he pits f~fwhat pr_oved to . b_ a·.._.super. wtcked-fast mght of rac1ng. Meigs Couqtfs. . John Powel\, Jr.· kndwn to many "L as i! · Hip". claimed the dtamattc .wm tilllie $1.000 Pure · StQCk Invitational. Minford, Ohio's .. Audie Swartz bested the. 36 car Late Model field, Keith Baxter, Chillicothe, Ohi.o, claimed the 410 Outlaw Sprint main, and Jeremy Berwanger (Murray City) took the Malta AMRA Modified main. Portland's D · Adki ns · c1wme · d th.e . enms 4-Cylinder win and Kyle Bond bested the MiniWe<!ges. · season was made by Jt:rey Mason. Tucker ac'ed theof , 42 yard Tucker. fourth . le for his.fill'St c· a reer h(.)leho in~one . Tu<;ker ·used an !light·iron for the feat. .The ace was made during . the ' .. Men's Association Sunday play and was -witness.ed by ~ean Gibbs and Bob Reed (Mason), as well as Brent Fields ·. {New lfaven). The ~ce was .recorded SundaY: Reds take l of .· 3 from Indians CJ,..EVELAND (AP) Br.andon Phillips found the perfe~t .way to celebrate .his 28th b•rthday:. by beating the Cleveland Indtans. .· Phillips broke out of a 1. for;I6 slump with three hits, three runs and three Rals to lead· the Cincinnati Reds to an 8-1 win over his former team Sunday, "It's ·good to have a game like I did today, especially on ruy birthday and against the guys you used to play for," Phillips said....Today, l was like, 'I'm going ,·to show the Indians what they missed out on."' . Ramon Hernandez also had three hits and three RBls as tbe Reds took two · of three from their · Ohio ovals to move bl!ck to .500 overall. · Micah Owings· (5-~} gave ll.P one rim ~jpd five bits over SIX inn in$& for ·only his ~ec­ ond win m eigbt starts since ·. .· May 21. · . Phillips hit two-run single in a four-run third off David Huff (3-3}. He had an RBI single and scored on . }pnny Gomes' homer in the fifth; !hen singled, stole secbud arid scored on a base hit by .Hernandez against Rafael Perez in the sev~th. He eouldn~t resist takiilg.a few verbal jabs at his old team, too. ...I've learned from everything I wc;nt throu~h when I was here;"_ Philhps sa~d. "They wanted me to be a certam type of player. They wanted me to do this and do that. They didn't let me be myself." · · Phillips developed into an All·Star and Gold Glove second basemlin after being lrnded to the Reds at the start of the 2006 season. He ha8 consistently c~me back to hurt the lndtans in interleague play, hitting .341 (30-for-88)' with four homers, 18 RBis and five stolen bases in 23 games ~gainst them. : Considered by the Indians the key to a deal that also netted future All-Star outfielder Grady Siiemore and ~y Young winner Cliff Lee in a June 2002 deal with Montreal for Bartolo Colon and Tim Drew, Phillips ~truggled in parts of four seasons in Cleveland. "You've $Ot to realize I was in the btg lea~ues when J was 20 or 21 ,' Phillips said. " I was young, but they gave up on me. There are some things I really wish I would say, but I'm not a n.a•rr CAW~ t.,T ,- · : MllSSPORTsliMYilA..vsamNELCOM ·• HOME COOLING BREAKTHROUGH: Everyone wants to stay cool and save money on their energy bills . . Cool Surge has been confirmed to use just pennies of electricity a day. That makes it energy efficient, eco-frlendly and a real steal at just two-hundred ninety-eight dollars and shipping because al1 those who beat the deadline by calling the National Toll Free Hotline at 1·866-428·2484 to order the first Cool Surge are actually getting their second one for free . · Bv Scarr Wouii! SPECIAL TOT~,SE!iT!NEL . PI•••-Reds.ll ' e_ .· With three laps to go Powell took the lead and marchedontothewin . Ryan Wilson anchored down second ahead of Barry Brisker, Jeremy Misel, George Klintworth, Steve .t.nthony, · Randy Bohan, Bobby Lilly, Gary Gould,. and Tommy Murphy. -Powell was also .the hard charger oUhe race in a 7th to fust -run. Pomeroy, Ohio's ~enn,Y. Htckle came m fifth ·m. bts ~rint c_·ar, beat behind Jo·sh avis, Brian Benson, Alex Martin, and Mitchell Harbell. I st Capital Outlaw Keith Baxter used a pick-ofa lapped car to hold off Stinson's charge, while "fine Wine" Dickson inade a last lap pass .of Davis for third. Higgins . was fifth ahead of . Bri.an Benson, Mitchell Harble, · . Alec Martin, Kory Crabtree, and · tuke Ha11. Th . e· win was . Baxter's · secon~ straight PIU!n - Skyline; 81 · Yao may miss se~on:: HOUSTON (AP} · the playoffs before breaking Rockets center Yao Ming's his left foot late in th~ broken left foot could be a Rockets' 108-94 loss to the "career-thriatening" injury. Lak<lrs in Game 3 of the'sec~ · Dr. Tom Clanton, the ond round at the Toyota: Houston Rockets' team physi- Center. ·. , , ·clan, told the Housion Two days Jatet:,.Yao said he · Chronicle on Monday thai . didn't believe.the injwy waS ·Yao 's injwy "has the potenti<d as serious as any of his p~;evi~ . for him missing this next sea- ous ones. The Rockets said ~ soil and could be.. career· woqldmiss. only8, !2w~. threatening.'7 · .· But last week, the·team said . Yahoo! Sports first reported. Yao wo\Jld undergo additional . the Rockets and Yao's repre- testS and consult with ·othet · sentatives were .::oncerned the doctors to map .out a ne~ · 7-foot..6 All-Star would never cilutse of treatment, ·, · · · · . Yao due to makeover$16 play' a§ain. Yahoo!' Sports quoted · 'multiple league exec· million next season with a utives, officialsclose to Yao playeioplionfor2010-ll that and two doctors with knowl· would pay him over $17 mil, edge of the diagnoses." · · lion. Hjl was the top overall Yao suf(ei'ed a hairline frae- pick by the RocketS in the ture of the tarsal navicular. 2002 draft. . . bone late in a May 8 playoff The Rockets already expect game against the Los Angeles · Tracy ·McGrady to miss at Lakers. The team said last least the first half of nellt seeweek·the injury basil't healed son after microfractnre and be was .out indefinitely. surgery on 'his left knee. Yao played in 77 regular- · Houston ~McGrady season games in 2008-00, his in a trade Wtth Orlando in most injury-free year since . June 2004, hoping the All-Star · 2004-05, when he played in duo would .. carry Houston · 80. Before last season, Yao back to the NBA's top tier. But missed chunks of previous one or ·the other has been three SllllSOilB with leg and injured .fur almost thefr entire foot injuries. time . as .teammates. The , He missed 21 games in Rockets are 146-74 in the 220 2005-06 after surgery to heal games McGrady . and Yao sn infection to his left big toe, have played together, a low then broke a bone in .his left total across five seasons. foot with four games left in General msnager Daryl · Morey said ,last week Yan's . the regular season. In 2006-07, Yao missed 32 uncertain status wouldn't games after breaking his right affect any of his offseason leg and he suffered a stress plilns for trades or free-agent frachlre in his left foot in signiligs. He has said ·the 2007-08, undeiWent surgery Rockets are interesiM in reand sat out 26 games. · sigmng free agent Ron Artest. . . . AI'~ · Yao hurried back from that Morey said after last week's In this May 8 file photo, Ho11ston Rockets center Yao Ming (11), of China, shoot.s as Los Angeles Laker's forward Pau Gasol (16), of Spain, and forward Lamar Odom (7) defend foot injury to represent China draft he would not comment . e on Yao's health beyond the during the second quarter of Game 3 of a second-round Western Conference NBA ptayo!f in the Beijin$ Games. H basketball game in Houston. The Rockets took Ming in the first round o! the 2003 draft arid made it rhrougn the Rockets' statement.rele;!Sed b~ the team season and the first round of tluit was out indefinitely. · has played all six oftJiS NBA seasons In Houston. ·· is Logano wins firSt Cup race LOUJX)N, N.H. (AP) - Teenager I oey Logano beclllile the youngest winner in the htstory of the NASCAR Sprint CUp series Sunday, winning the rainshortened race at New Hampshire Motor SPeedway·. The precocious !?-year.old rookie came back frQm a crash that put him a lap down earlier m the Lenox Industrial Tools 30 I and won his fii'St Cup race in his 20th Start. Logano was at:nong a group of drivers who moved to the front of the field after getting out of sequence on fuel stops. The youngster took the lead when Ryan Newman, trying to stay on track as long as possible with rai!'l threatening, ran out of gas on lap 264 in the event scheduled to go 301 laps. Four-time Cup champion Jeff Gordon moved into second and was s~dily cutting into the lead as Logano, with a nearly empty gas tank, con- sei"Ved as much fuel as possible. But the rain began falling three laps later· and, after NASCAR put out a red flag in hopes of drying the track, ~e rain began falling harder and tbe race was called after 273 laps. · · · "l g11ess I'd rather be lucky than good right now," Logano said as be waited fot the decision. "Obviously, we didn 't have the car to win, but we've overcame a lot iod'ay: tires down and more issues than you clin imagine." Logano, 19 years, one month and 4 days old, broke the record set by Kyle Busch for 'the youngest winner. Busch, now 24, was 20 years, four months and two days when be won for the first time. Logano took over the No. 20 Joe Gibbs Racing Toyota that had been driven the last 10 years by two-time Cup Plelise see t.os•no, 81 AI' piiCIIo Joey Logano (20) makes it pasra crash during the NASCAR. Lenox Industrial Tools 301 auto race at New Hampshire Motor Speedway in Loudon, N.H. , on Sunday. Logano went on to win the rain-shortened race. ' - - ....;.. ----.- - . ~- \ - ... ' �Tuesday, June 30,2009 www.mydailysentinel.com Page A6 • The Daily Sentinel FOR FRIDGE ELECTRIC LLC 3939 EYERHARD RD., CANTON OH 44109 • Bl The Daily Sentinel Inside Wolves bi9ng patient lritli RubiO, Page B~ ·, ~ i •' ~- j' ,..' • • •,' ., • ' '• : 'r ' Iowa mourns slain coach, Page 86 • j/1 . '' '' '. \ · Thesday, June 30, 2009 .. ,._ tQCaJ:Dnyers ~vetside ~If · fare well records third · · " . · : • ;~ ·· and fourth . · atSkyHt!~ Speedway 'a ·· C·.~ o· f.·seaso ·. . D . "'P . ' · · ' ' · ·-' STAFF REPORT MASON · The Riverside Golf Clup in Mason bas· had tbeir third and fourth aC:es of the 2009 golf season. The hole in one ffiiiCking the third ace was recorded by Dustin Bonham o.f Winfield 011 , Saturday. · ~L B9•inani was playing with his father, Bob Bonham and brothers Cameron . and· Trayis; The ace was inade o~ the 1.35 yard ninth h~le · With a rune rron. According to the witnesses the ball '4'- • RIBS Free giveaway launches the home co(Jling breakthrough that uses about 96% less electricity than air contjitioners ' ' - ' Just 48 hours remain to snatch up your second Cool Surge FREE; it easily roll$ from room-to-room . · to quietly blast out cold air f~r just pennies a day and use~ '11o windows, no vents and no freon enjoy a cool, comfortable night's sleep. and get tbeir second one free. Our phones will Tbe good news is the Cool Surge portable air . be ·ringing off the hook," added Gallow. cooler Is oot an air conditioner, so It only costs "That's becalise-<;>wning a C!>Ol Surge is like (UMS) - Everyone wants to keep cool about a penny an hour to operate and It cools having your own persona! shade follow :You .this summer. But just turning on your ·atr an avernge sized room·up to ten degrees. around your home," said Gallow. . conditioner sucks the money right out of your . "Everyone can use this eco-friend!y home Consumers .have been wishing .there was pockets. .. cooling technology.::.&lllvs Christopher,Gallow, a •. way to take th41 .eoolness:with them· t'lipm Tbe Cool Surge• eco-friendly air cooler helps Operations Director. •Air conditioners can cost room-to-room for decades. Now the. Cool solve both problems. lt blasts out ice cooled air thousands of delian!. ,And with a Central air Surge portable air cooler makes it a snap, . but runs for just pennies a day. That's because conditioner you a~e paying to cool areas of . It effortlessly rolls from room to room a11d it uses about 96% less electricity than·a typical , your home tbat ~iiOt using. Window air Ia .unbelievably lijjhtwejght. "But·d!lll't I a conditioners are · even· worse because they light weight fool you, this Is one serfi!\18 pl~ce air conditioner. And here's tbe best part, readers of this weigh a ton so they're a hassle to move,'' of equipment," added G,llow. . · publication who beat the 48 hour deadline get confirms Gallow. · Getting the Cool Surge is the smart way to one FREE when they order one, and cover So at only two-hundred ninety-eight dollars slash summer electric. bills and stiU stay cool shipping on each. and shippiilg, the Cool Surge is a real steal all summer long. And getting the second one This is all happening to announce the Cool because if you beat the deadline, you'll get a free is like putting three hun(!red bucks in yoilr Surge portable air cooler that easily rolls from . second one free, just cover shipping. ·room-to-room so.you can take the ice cooled Tbe Cool Surge is as easy to 119e as a baby's air with you anywhere. That way, everyone vapori2er and it.even comes With two sets of · who gets tbem first . can immediately turn the reusable glacier ice blocks. That gives you down the air, save on their electric bill and beat a total of eight hours of extra cooling power. the sweltering heat. "We can only affo~ to give away a free The Cool Surge uses the same energy as a Cool Surge to everyone who bests the 48 hOur 60 watt light bulb, yet throws off ice cooled air deadline to order one because we've cut out to keep you co<U all day and night. The Potential the middleman. That's why you won't find the energy savings are absolutely incredible. . Cool Surge in the national chain stores," says Durfng the day, keep it in your living room Gallow. · .· . and at night, just.roll it into your bedroom and · "Pet;>ple everywhere will be racing to get one By R.K. BERRY UniversoJMedia Syndicate pocket. ··· . . . "We're bracing ourselves for all the canS ·because everyone wants to save on tbeir electric.bill\! and stay cool this summer. But those that really want to save a ton will be · telling our operators they want two and they'll get.tw~;: said Gallow. . , . ·.. 1 ' .. "So when the lines are busy keep 'trying or. log ontQ www.coolsurge.com. We promise: to , get every call; Then we'l) h11ve a delivery ti'uck <OJI~'I!iR.:!IP time at all so you carl stay cool ' · &n!l start saving on your energy bills ,right away," Gallow said. . · ·• "You'll instantly feel the ice cooled air in any room. You will never haw to be hot and : miserable again,'~ be said. • . " ·On the wtirldwlde web: www.coolsu:rge.com ' , JiiJOA.M~ rob.,y H1Er$428-Zi484 ) ,, .· ."~ j•' . 1 86.6"428·2499 .• ..,,. · • SAVES ON BILLS: Everyone gets lower bills and still stays cool and comfortable. The new Cool Surge uses the same energy as a 60 watt ·light bulb, yet it blasts out ice cOQied air. • STAV COOL: Everyone keeps cool with the Cool Surge. It's where the kids will play and the family will relax, especially on those hot . summer days. • • EASILY ROLLS ANYWHERE: This Is the Cool Surge portable air cooler that easily rolls from living room to bedroom. No vents, no windows and no·freon, Just fill it up and plug it ln. flew directly in the hole. It inarks the first ace ~f Dustin's golf career. The fouttb ace of the Riverside Golf Club's 2009 • GOOD NIGHT'S SLEEP: The built-in sleep setting automatically adjusts the cooling level throughout the night. Everyone wakes up cool and refr11shed. · , · .. ·. .. STEWART·-':' Survi.vinll a 6 p.m. downpour, Skylme Speedwaytooksometimeto get the traek· prepared,' but the end re~ull was one fast race track'. . . . One-hundred thirty . c·ars packed !he pits f~fwhat pr_oved to . b_ a·.._.super. wtcked-fast mght of rac1ng. Meigs Couqtfs. . John Powel\, Jr.· kndwn to many "L as i! · Hip". claimed the dtamattc .wm tilllie $1.000 Pure · StQCk Invitational. Minford, Ohio's .. Audie Swartz bested the. 36 car Late Model field, Keith Baxter, Chillicothe, Ohi.o, claimed the 410 Outlaw Sprint main, and Jeremy Berwanger (Murray City) took the Malta AMRA Modified main. Portland's D · Adki ns · c1wme · d th.e . enms 4-Cylinder win and Kyle Bond bested the MiniWe<!ges. · season was made by Jt:rey Mason. Tucker ac'ed theof , 42 yard Tucker. fourth . le for his.fill'St c· a reer h(.)leho in~one . Tu<;ker ·used an !light·iron for the feat. .The ace was made during . the ' .. Men's Association Sunday play and was -witness.ed by ~ean Gibbs and Bob Reed (Mason), as well as Brent Fields ·. {New lfaven). The ~ce was .recorded SundaY: Reds take l of .· 3 from Indians CJ,..EVELAND (AP) Br.andon Phillips found the perfe~t .way to celebrate .his 28th b•rthday:. by beating the Cleveland Indtans. .· Phillips broke out of a 1. for;I6 slump with three hits, three runs and three Rals to lead· the Cincinnati Reds to an 8-1 win over his former team Sunday, "It's ·good to have a game like I did today, especially on ruy birthday and against the guys you used to play for," Phillips said....Today, l was like, 'I'm going ,·to show the Indians what they missed out on."' . Ramon Hernandez also had three hits and three RBls as tbe Reds took two · of three from their · Ohio ovals to move bl!ck to .500 overall. · Micah Owings· (5-~} gave ll.P one rim ~jpd five bits over SIX inn in$& for ·only his ~ec­ ond win m eigbt starts since ·. .· May 21. · . Phillips hit two-run single in a four-run third off David Huff (3-3}. He had an RBI single and scored on . }pnny Gomes' homer in the fifth; !hen singled, stole secbud arid scored on a base hit by .Hernandez against Rafael Perez in the sev~th. He eouldn~t resist takiilg.a few verbal jabs at his old team, too. ...I've learned from everything I wc;nt throu~h when I was here;"_ Philhps sa~d. "They wanted me to be a certam type of player. They wanted me to do this and do that. They didn't let me be myself." · · Phillips developed into an All·Star and Gold Glove second basemlin after being lrnded to the Reds at the start of the 2006 season. He ha8 consistently c~me back to hurt the lndtans in interleague play, hitting .341 (30-for-88)' with four homers, 18 RBis and five stolen bases in 23 games ~gainst them. : Considered by the Indians the key to a deal that also netted future All-Star outfielder Grady Siiemore and ~y Young winner Cliff Lee in a June 2002 deal with Montreal for Bartolo Colon and Tim Drew, Phillips ~truggled in parts of four seasons in Cleveland. "You've $Ot to realize I was in the btg lea~ues when J was 20 or 21 ,' Phillips said. " I was young, but they gave up on me. There are some things I really wish I would say, but I'm not a n.a•rr CAW~ t.,T ,- · : MllSSPORTsliMYilA..vsamNELCOM ·• HOME COOLING BREAKTHROUGH: Everyone wants to stay cool and save money on their energy bills . . Cool Surge has been confirmed to use just pennies of electricity a day. That makes it energy efficient, eco-frlendly and a real steal at just two-hundred ninety-eight dollars and shipping because al1 those who beat the deadline by calling the National Toll Free Hotline at 1·866-428·2484 to order the first Cool Surge are actually getting their second one for free . · Bv Scarr Wouii! SPECIAL TOT~,SE!iT!NEL . PI•••-Reds.ll ' e_ .· With three laps to go Powell took the lead and marchedontothewin . Ryan Wilson anchored down second ahead of Barry Brisker, Jeremy Misel, George Klintworth, Steve .t.nthony, · Randy Bohan, Bobby Lilly, Gary Gould,. and Tommy Murphy. -Powell was also .the hard charger oUhe race in a 7th to fust -run. Pomeroy, Ohio's ~enn,Y. Htckle came m fifth ·m. bts ~rint c_·ar, beat behind Jo·sh avis, Brian Benson, Alex Martin, and Mitchell Harbell. I st Capital Outlaw Keith Baxter used a pick-ofa lapped car to hold off Stinson's charge, while "fine Wine" Dickson inade a last lap pass .of Davis for third. Higgins . was fifth ahead of . Bri.an Benson, Mitchell Harble, · . Alec Martin, Kory Crabtree, and · tuke Ha11. Th . e· win was . Baxter's · secon~ straight PIU!n - Skyline; 81 · Yao may miss se~on:: HOUSTON (AP} · the playoffs before breaking Rockets center Yao Ming's his left foot late in th~ broken left foot could be a Rockets' 108-94 loss to the "career-thriatening" injury. Lak<lrs in Game 3 of the'sec~ · Dr. Tom Clanton, the ond round at the Toyota: Houston Rockets' team physi- Center. ·. , , ·clan, told the Housion Two days Jatet:,.Yao said he · Chronicle on Monday thai . didn't believe.the injwy waS ·Yao 's injwy "has the potenti<d as serious as any of his p~;evi~ . for him missing this next sea- ous ones. The Rockets said ~ soil and could be.. career· woqldmiss. only8, !2w~. threatening.'7 · .· But last week, the·team said . Yahoo! Sports first reported. Yao wo\Jld undergo additional . the Rockets and Yao's repre- testS and consult with ·othet · sentatives were .::oncerned the doctors to map .out a ne~ · 7-foot..6 All-Star would never cilutse of treatment, ·, · · · · . Yao due to makeover$16 play' a§ain. Yahoo!' Sports quoted · 'multiple league exec· million next season with a utives, officialsclose to Yao playeioplionfor2010-ll that and two doctors with knowl· would pay him over $17 mil, edge of the diagnoses." · · lion. Hjl was the top overall Yao suf(ei'ed a hairline frae- pick by the RocketS in the ture of the tarsal navicular. 2002 draft. . . bone late in a May 8 playoff The Rockets already expect game against the Los Angeles · Tracy ·McGrady to miss at Lakers. The team said last least the first half of nellt seeweek·the injury basil't healed son after microfractnre and be was .out indefinitely. surgery on 'his left knee. Yao played in 77 regular- · Houston ~McGrady season games in 2008-00, his in a trade Wtth Orlando in most injury-free year since . June 2004, hoping the All-Star · 2004-05, when he played in duo would .. carry Houston · 80. Before last season, Yao back to the NBA's top tier. But missed chunks of previous one or ·the other has been three SllllSOilB with leg and injured .fur almost thefr entire foot injuries. time . as .teammates. The , He missed 21 games in Rockets are 146-74 in the 220 2005-06 after surgery to heal games McGrady . and Yao sn infection to his left big toe, have played together, a low then broke a bone in .his left total across five seasons. foot with four games left in General msnager Daryl · Morey said ,last week Yan's . the regular season. In 2006-07, Yao missed 32 uncertain status wouldn't games after breaking his right affect any of his offseason leg and he suffered a stress plilns for trades or free-agent frachlre in his left foot in signiligs. He has said ·the 2007-08, undeiWent surgery Rockets are interesiM in reand sat out 26 games. · sigmng free agent Ron Artest. . . . AI'~ · Yao hurried back from that Morey said after last week's In this May 8 file photo, Ho11ston Rockets center Yao Ming (11), of China, shoot.s as Los Angeles Laker's forward Pau Gasol (16), of Spain, and forward Lamar Odom (7) defend foot injury to represent China draft he would not comment . e on Yao's health beyond the during the second quarter of Game 3 of a second-round Western Conference NBA ptayo!f in the Beijin$ Games. H basketball game in Houston. The Rockets took Ming in the first round o! the 2003 draft arid made it rhrougn the Rockets' statement.rele;!Sed b~ the team season and the first round of tluit was out indefinitely. · has played all six oftJiS NBA seasons In Houston. ·· is Logano wins firSt Cup race LOUJX)N, N.H. (AP) - Teenager I oey Logano beclllile the youngest winner in the htstory of the NASCAR Sprint CUp series Sunday, winning the rainshortened race at New Hampshire Motor SPeedway·. The precocious !?-year.old rookie came back frQm a crash that put him a lap down earlier m the Lenox Industrial Tools 30 I and won his fii'St Cup race in his 20th Start. Logano was at:nong a group of drivers who moved to the front of the field after getting out of sequence on fuel stops. The youngster took the lead when Ryan Newman, trying to stay on track as long as possible with rai!'l threatening, ran out of gas on lap 264 in the event scheduled to go 301 laps. Four-time Cup champion Jeff Gordon moved into second and was s~dily cutting into the lead as Logano, with a nearly empty gas tank, con- sei"Ved as much fuel as possible. But the rain began falling three laps later· and, after NASCAR put out a red flag in hopes of drying the track, ~e rain began falling harder and tbe race was called after 273 laps. · · · "l g11ess I'd rather be lucky than good right now," Logano said as be waited fot the decision. "Obviously, we didn 't have the car to win, but we've overcame a lot iod'ay: tires down and more issues than you clin imagine." Logano, 19 years, one month and 4 days old, broke the record set by Kyle Busch for 'the youngest winner. Busch, now 24, was 20 years, four months and two days when be won for the first time. Logano took over the No. 20 Joe Gibbs Racing Toyota that had been driven the last 10 years by two-time Cup Plelise see t.os•no, 81 AI' piiCIIo Joey Logano (20) makes it pasra crash during the NASCAR. Lenox Industrial Tools 301 auto race at New Hampshire Motor Speedway in Loudon, N.H. , on Sunday. Logano went on to win the rain-shortened race. ' - - ....;.. ----.- - . ~- \ - ... ' �----------· --·· ---··- Page Ba • The Daily Sentinel - -----! Tuesday, June ao, 2009 www.mydallysentinel.com Timberwolves content waiting on PG Rubio ' MINNEAPOLIS (AP) Four days after Ricky Rubio was drafted by the Minnesota Timberwolves, it appears that the teenage Spanish sensation has become the most wanted man in the NBA. Executives across the league are · flooding Timberwolves president David Kahn's office with calls offering trades to bring 'Rubio's slick passing skills and moptop hairstyle to their cities. In the Twin Ci(ies, fans can't )Vait to see the highlight factory zipping behindthe -back feeds to AI Jefferson and Kevin Love. But ~ubio's availability for the upcoming season has been cast into doubt by $6.6 million buyout of his contract with DKV Joventut in .Spain. His agent, Dan Fegan , is trying to negotiate that number down to ease the financial burden on his client, and ihere is some question as io whether Rubio wants to play in the relatively small Minnesota market. With all of those factors, one ·would think Kahn is feeling some pressure to a Logano J;llisedin· Middletown, Conn. Gordon was disappointed with the second-place finish, "I felt like we had the best car," Gordon said, "The guys got us out first on our last pit stop, but it just got us out ahead of the guys we were racing with." · He congratulated Logano and .said Zipadelll made "a. gutsy call" leaving · the youngster on track. "I was trying to _get him to use as inuch fuel on the caulion laps as I could," Gortlon said, grilining. "I thought for sure he was gOing to run out bullpen." triple off the wall ·in lefr. Cleveland purchased Jose center. Veras from the New York Cleveland left fielder fromPageBl Yankees on Wednesday and Ryan Garko dropped a fly traded veteran · infielder ball by loey Votto in the Mark DeRosa to St. Louis fift~, JeadinP, to a three-run going. to say. I'm here, liv- for right-hander Chris -Perez mmng. Ph1lhps followed and a player to be named with line single to center to ing the life." · . make it 4-1 and scored on The Indians fell further Saturday. The Indians went 0-for-4 Gomes' fourth homer, an .into last place in the AL Central with their lOth loss with. runners in scoring opposite-field shot to right. in 12 games, yet manager position in its first game . Asdrubal Cabrera,'actiEric Wedge remains hopeful since dealing DeRosa, who vated from the disabled list . that adding two relievers · \\;as second on ihe club in Sunday after . missing 22 and getting injured players home runs (13) and RBls games with a strained back. can provide a needl)d (50). shoulder,singled and scored boost. "We • ve got some other in the -first to put· Cleveland "As we get players back,, guys who can step up," ahead. 1-0. Cabrera went to we should have a more con· Wedge said. "The trade was thi.r d on a single by sistent lineup," Wedge said. made to make us better." Sizemore and scored on a Phillips ~ave the Reds a sacrifice fly by Victor "If things fall into place, we can get better in a hurry. 2- t lead wtth a two-run sin- Martinez. We've brought people in to gle in the third, then S~:Ored "You try to limit the dam})elp settle down the on Hernandez's two-run .age as much as you can," Owings said: "to ju~tglve up one run and.get our guys back . in the dugout· there ' was pretty;big," Cleveland had · two run·ners on base against .Owings . · · · in the third, fourth and sixli) and could not deliver. , · . . Huff gave up nine hits and six earned runs over five innings. The rookie ieft~ bander had been 3.-0 with a 3.20 ERA in his . previous four starts. . . · . ''The big thing was getting ahead of hitters," }:luff said. "[ was fine the first . two innings, then started fromPageBl champion Tony Stewart. He also inherited veteran crew chief Greg Zipadelli, who Stewart worked with tltribune -~ Sentinel CLASSIFIED resolve the matter. murky waters ahead. NBA's stncter enforceNot exactly. - If Rubio decides to ment of touch fouls on the · Kahn is declining com· play in Minnesota, "he perimeter while having the menton Rubio for the time will be the starting point ·versatility to defend on the being, preferring a low guard the day he walks in other end of the court. profile that doesn't ruffle the door," Kahn wrote in a "The organization needs any feathers in the Rubio letter to Timberwolves to be very patient," Kahn camp. But in hi s· com- fans after the draft. The said. "While we ask for ments after dnifting Wolves get a "virtuoso" patience, .we will also tell Rubio, Katm made it clear who will sell tickets for a people that we think down · · that there is no hurry. team that has struggled the road these kids will, I · "The last thing we need- mightily in that area. hope, prove to be speciaL" ed to do was be demanding - If the 18-year-old . That stance also could and assertive. Not now," decides to stay in Europe be posturing to drive the season, the trade values o,f both playKahn said. ''I don't know next how this is going to play Timberwolves · can roll ers higher, but as long as out. There could be a lot of with Flynn at point guard Kahn is willing to wait twists and turns. But I and hope that both players this out, the ball remains don't feel any self- improve with big minutes in Minnesota's court. imposed pressure that this against top competition. . The Timberw.olves have needs to be resolved or That would increase the not· made the playoffs co ncluded in aily short trade value for both of si nce 2004 and Kahn has fashion." them heading into -the said that they are at least · One of the biggest rea- 2010 otfseason. two years away from consons many general man- If Rubio requests . a tending for a playoff spot agers believe Rubio is trade, Kahn can afford to in the . Western there to be had is also the wait for tlle right offer Conference. So the·desperbiggest reason why Kahn · from 'the right team to ation that often is· the barca n wait. The bring a strong package in binger of bad deals is Timberwolves chose exchange for one of the nowhere near the Twin another point guard in most marketable players in Cities these days. Jonny Flynn one pick after the 2009 class. "We're starling to I hope Rubio fell into their lap at For now, Kahn sa.id there accumulate value, not just No, 5 on draft night. are no plans to trade Rubio in the form of players, but · AP photo The sudden depth at the or Flynn. He envisions the draft picks and cap room, In this Aug. 24, 2008, file photo, USA's Jason Kidd , left, position gives Kahn plenty pair as a backcourt for the that's valuable too," Kahn watches as Spain's Ricky Rubio scores during the .of flexibility as the team , next generation, one thnt said. "So yeah, I like men 's gold medal basketball game at the Beijing 2008 Olympics in Beijing: and Rubio, approach the can capitalize on . the value." through that entire period. "He said to just stay out, rain's in the area," Logano said of Zipadelli. "So we started saving a little bit of fuel ... It would be a dream come true, that's for sure." It was a virtual home victory for Logano, who was Reds of gas. 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Equal Opportunity Pro· Ule, 3202 5Q11>, Lawn Senrlce ............................................... 334 ______ --- ----- --··· ... -- wWw.comlca.co..-. Collegt ::55.~~=~$~~~~~~;;i~~=; have been TURNID 'DOWN ON . CeiiTF-·1 740-446-43117 = VanJ ._._ -• IN•••IIt ~ ,.... SNdo Grain •• • . laced Jn acfl I SOCIAL SECURITY SSI 1-1100,214-0452 : '&' p a No Foe Unless We5Win! ~==::==· 'Holatoln Heifer welgllir;O 1st C!Jt of new. -lng Danville· · JUdo garage the GallipoliS 1-888·582-334 "'I!Courcll<>r lndopoud•" aprox. 500 lb8 on pteao, alalfa & clover, dash of sale on St AI 32!>, July. 2 Coilt9't•nd-121-48 ant Hln School .Rd, o.g, $4 aqua"' bale, Thursday Spm-8, July 3 Daily Tribune. 4-48-4063 · !741114&-2241 FriOay 7am, toddler fir&· SEPTlC . PUMPING truck bad, Longaberger, mUSt be picked Gailla Co. OH and 1'111 4 pc. set tables, .Wnllh'In 30 day& · Mason Co. WV, Ron ·---Ev J··•·OH Ju - · ' ans 74528 · ~-·· · · ;;;"""'~lt:•..,;!:OG~...... kifllm, . llitar trollied. .. . . 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Gi;\orge , Rankin were third and fifth on the wheel, but his kin Klintworth, John · Bartletti • '."',... . ;,.,.;;;;;....._ _ _ __:__~-------., · fromPageBl in the first heat. High School [)ennis proved· to be the and Josh Salyers. · ·. . 1'· sophomore Raquel Wolfe class of . the field in an Skylil)e Speedway ·contin- •: your local authorized DIRECTV dealer." also had a good run in mak:. Adkins-Adkins one-two fin- ues action next Friday night, .. : Skyline triumph and only ing the feature l!ne-up. .ish. Shawn McClain was · July 3 for the Greg Schilling the 4th time out for his car Ra~ine , Ohio's . Bran~on right there · the entire dis- Memorial. ·For further infotthis season. He was also the Bowhng made hiS racmg . lance, but couldn't _gel the matibn visit www.skylinehard charger in an 13th to debut . and was runnmg need break and had to settle speedway.net or call 304I st place run. Tuppers fourth 10 his heat when he for third ahead of Donnie 539-4410 orthe track phone · till Viand Street, Point Pleasant, WV broke a strut and was s1de- 8 11 tt .,.. ·PI · h Plains' Roy Roush was lined. ar e , ,ony aug er, at740-662-4111. ~"""""'"""""'~"'....,.."""1"'"""''"~'"""'"" ""'~-"' fourth in his qualifying heat. ' ., The mighty · Four Two Portland, Ohio dri- Cylinders welcomed home vers and cousins, Dennis Meip County's Dennis and Grumpy Ad~ins, fin- Adkms, but the welcoming ished one-two in the Four party invited cousin Eugene TUESDAY www.mydallylrlbune.com www.mydaiJysenUnet.com www.mydlllyreglsler.com E-mili j .. nibbling a little. I had to go ·to the fastball for a strike ·· • and those guys were sitting .. 911740~112.6688 orvlsltbro1an-warner.webalent4u.com dead-red on it." Skyline The Daily Sentinel • Page 83 www.mydallyeentlnel.com . Tuesday, June 30, 2009 · _,,_.. ing applications HUD·subsldized lor cupboards, one baths, Apt 8, Ufih'e 1 1 s · room included. Based on :10% of adjusted income. Call 304·682·3121 ' available Bed 1i) 3 BA. laundry ~ are&. $900 per month Ce! .,2· 44•~ 2325 or 44•~ 5 ~--~:"'"'~- Tara Townhouse for Senior and Disabled Apartments · 2BR, 1.~ Tra!l.n people Full camper hookup prlo • · ttlrtg S27sm: lh ~: ~or ' more ~to: CONVENIENTLY LO· 740-367·n55 CATED & AFFQj;~O· RV baltl, bact< patio, pool playground, (trash, sew; age, water ptl.j $426/ren';. . $426/SOC: dep. Coil 40-645-8599 ABLEI Townhouse apart· Ca•n:arau. ~~• · menta. and/or small It Cannichael houses for rent CeU .. Ol'flcW Tralle"' 740-441·1111 for appli· Woroh01111o/91orogo calion & information. Great Location 749 Third ; Yard Sole July 3-4 740-446•9825 BAM·? 3616 SR 141. -~---~~ ELLM VIEW APTS Ave .. Gallipollsi Couch & d'lalr, &Ofa bed RV Se!VIce at Ca_rmi- 2&3BR and up, Central S3991month fOr 1800 : & chair, clesk, lamps, pic- chael Trailers Air, WIO hookup, tenant sqit. Buitd-out negoliable ' tum, cioltleo (men& 740-446-382 5 paya alectnc. EHO Elm ~~~~~~~ women), lots of other d View Apls. ...,.,,;;;:;;,;;:;;;;;;;;;,;~, nema. Molotq •• (304)662·3017 = Conclornlnlumo 3 fami~ yard eale. July 1, 2006 CRF2:10F Honda Fumlshed ApMmant 2, . 31 a1 108 Peart St., dirt bike, new rea( tire. 2nd Ave. upstairs all ulill· 2 br. $-400.00 « mort ~ Middlepor1. a lot ol lllmO electrto st~~•. good con. lies p(j . 1BR, No Pets, $400.00 dep 88 Garfle~ & collectable dolls, 9-4 St200. (740)965-4~4 Gallipolis. 446·9li23 740-645-1546 Servict 4 2 I . - ~··· �----------· --·· ---··- Page Ba • The Daily Sentinel - -----! Tuesday, June ao, 2009 www.mydallysentinel.com Timberwolves content waiting on PG Rubio ' MINNEAPOLIS (AP) Four days after Ricky Rubio was drafted by the Minnesota Timberwolves, it appears that the teenage Spanish sensation has become the most wanted man in the NBA. Executives across the league are · flooding Timberwolves president David Kahn's office with calls offering trades to bring 'Rubio's slick passing skills and moptop hairstyle to their cities. In the Twin Ci(ies, fans can't )Vait to see the highlight factory zipping behindthe -back feeds to AI Jefferson and Kevin Love. But ~ubio's availability for the upcoming season has been cast into doubt by $6.6 million buyout of his contract with DKV Joventut in .Spain. His agent, Dan Fegan , is trying to negotiate that number down to ease the financial burden on his client, and ihere is some question as io whether Rubio wants to play in the relatively small Minnesota market. With all of those factors, one ·would think Kahn is feeling some pressure to a Logano J;llisedin· Middletown, Conn. Gordon was disappointed with the second-place finish, "I felt like we had the best car," Gordon said, "The guys got us out first on our last pit stop, but it just got us out ahead of the guys we were racing with." · He congratulated Logano and .said Zipadelll made "a. gutsy call" leaving · the youngster on track. "I was trying to _get him to use as inuch fuel on the caulion laps as I could," Gortlon said, grilining. "I thought for sure he was gOing to run out bullpen." triple off the wall ·in lefr. Cleveland purchased Jose center. Veras from the New York Cleveland left fielder fromPageBl Yankees on Wednesday and Ryan Garko dropped a fly traded veteran · infielder ball by loey Votto in the Mark DeRosa to St. Louis fift~, JeadinP, to a three-run going. to say. I'm here, liv- for right-hander Chris -Perez mmng. Ph1lhps followed and a player to be named with line single to center to ing the life." · . make it 4-1 and scored on The Indians fell further Saturday. The Indians went 0-for-4 Gomes' fourth homer, an .into last place in the AL Central with their lOth loss with. runners in scoring opposite-field shot to right. in 12 games, yet manager position in its first game . Asdrubal Cabrera,'actiEric Wedge remains hopeful since dealing DeRosa, who vated from the disabled list . that adding two relievers · \\;as second on ihe club in Sunday after . missing 22 and getting injured players home runs (13) and RBls games with a strained back. can provide a needl)d (50). shoulder,singled and scored boost. "We • ve got some other in the -first to put· Cleveland "As we get players back,, guys who can step up," ahead. 1-0. Cabrera went to we should have a more con· Wedge said. "The trade was thi.r d on a single by sistent lineup," Wedge said. made to make us better." Sizemore and scored on a Phillips ~ave the Reds a sacrifice fly by Victor "If things fall into place, we can get better in a hurry. 2- t lead wtth a two-run sin- Martinez. We've brought people in to gle in the third, then S~:Ored "You try to limit the dam})elp settle down the on Hernandez's two-run .age as much as you can," Owings said: "to ju~tglve up one run and.get our guys back . in the dugout· there ' was pretty;big," Cleveland had · two run·ners on base against .Owings . · · · in the third, fourth and sixli) and could not deliver. , · . . Huff gave up nine hits and six earned runs over five innings. The rookie ieft~ bander had been 3.-0 with a 3.20 ERA in his . previous four starts. . . · . ''The big thing was getting ahead of hitters," }:luff said. "[ was fine the first . two innings, then started fromPageBl champion Tony Stewart. He also inherited veteran crew chief Greg Zipadelli, who Stewart worked with tltribune -~ Sentinel CLASSIFIED resolve the matter. murky waters ahead. NBA's stncter enforceNot exactly. - If Rubio decides to ment of touch fouls on the · Kahn is declining com· play in Minnesota, "he perimeter while having the menton Rubio for the time will be the starting point ·versatility to defend on the being, preferring a low guard the day he walks in other end of the court. profile that doesn't ruffle the door," Kahn wrote in a "The organization needs any feathers in the Rubio letter to Timberwolves to be very patient," Kahn camp. But in hi s· com- fans after the draft. The said. "While we ask for ments after dnifting Wolves get a "virtuoso" patience, .we will also tell Rubio, Katm made it clear who will sell tickets for a people that we think down · · that there is no hurry. team that has struggled the road these kids will, I · "The last thing we need- mightily in that area. hope, prove to be speciaL" ed to do was be demanding - If the 18-year-old . That stance also could and assertive. Not now," decides to stay in Europe be posturing to drive the season, the trade values o,f both playKahn said. ''I don't know next how this is going to play Timberwolves · can roll ers higher, but as long as out. There could be a lot of with Flynn at point guard Kahn is willing to wait twists and turns. But I and hope that both players this out, the ball remains don't feel any self- improve with big minutes in Minnesota's court. imposed pressure that this against top competition. . The Timberw.olves have needs to be resolved or That would increase the not· made the playoffs co ncluded in aily short trade value for both of si nce 2004 and Kahn has fashion." them heading into -the said that they are at least · One of the biggest rea- 2010 otfseason. two years away from consons many general man- If Rubio requests . a tending for a playoff spot agers believe Rubio is trade, Kahn can afford to in the . Western there to be had is also the wait for tlle right offer Conference. So the·desperbiggest reason why Kahn · from 'the right team to ation that often is· the barca n wait. The bring a strong package in binger of bad deals is Timberwolves chose exchange for one of the nowhere near the Twin another point guard in most marketable players in Cities these days. Jonny Flynn one pick after the 2009 class. "We're starling to I hope Rubio fell into their lap at For now, Kahn sa.id there accumulate value, not just No, 5 on draft night. are no plans to trade Rubio in the form of players, but · AP photo The sudden depth at the or Flynn. He envisions the draft picks and cap room, In this Aug. 24, 2008, file photo, USA's Jason Kidd , left, position gives Kahn plenty pair as a backcourt for the that's valuable too," Kahn watches as Spain's Ricky Rubio scores during the .of flexibility as the team , next generation, one thnt said. "So yeah, I like men 's gold medal basketball game at the Beijing 2008 Olympics in Beijing: and Rubio, approach the can capitalize on . the value." through that entire period. "He said to just stay out, rain's in the area," Logano said of Zipadelli. "So we started saving a little bit of fuel ... It would be a dream come true, that's for sure." It was a virtual home victory for Logano, who was Reds of gas. But were here on pit road and it's raining hard, so I guess it worked out for him." Kurt Busch, who won a rain-shortene!l _event' here Sign Up For Websltes" mdtctassir~ed4tm)ldailytribune.com ~ribune To Place · MoW you can have borders and 9f0phlcs Monday thru Friday :00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m f "' rw Ohio Valley .: , , h- • AI adl mlllt be pepllld' . loti . .............. ,.,..,. . HJ(J --- ' ?UI n ~ Rewards l'togMm ofdrarge rr II f --- ----~-- Twn Rivers · Tower li ac• · coptlng appllcatlona for . 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IIO Mualcal ....................................................... 6040 HobbyMunl a Spor1 ....................... ,............81il Potrt·TI,...Tempororiea ............................. ll042 Kld'a Comer.................................................810 Mlacellaneou•..............................................865 W4'nt t'o buy ..................................................t70 Ae.teu1'8nla ............................................... 6044 a.IH ...........................................................SD48 Technical Trad•• .......-~............. ,.............. 6060 Yord Set•...................................................... 975 Foyer, Moving Sale 512 Bur· delle St. Jut1 1·2·3 9am·5pm dishes, tum.,gardantoots Yard Sale July 1 · 3, 20011. at 15132 State Purebred S~r'l Husky · ter IOOia, lawn & garden Route . 554, ToxtlleiiFaclory ......................................... 8052 & F ree to me · • 9 r 6 52 roc r . 00 . Famt ~ prootlmlnt seta, dla CARGO/CONCESSION monds, MTS Coin Shop. TRAILERS. StW 151 2nd Avenue, Galli· GoOSENECK FlATBED poits. 446-2842 $3999. VIEW OUR EN· . Yanl Serlo TIRE TRAILER INVEN· TORY AT ..' An~ ~e Your Price ~·AMICHAEL WWW-~ • Yard ~- July 1 &2 9-4 TRAILEAS.COM. 1/4 mlia N of ·Porter on 74().446-3825 Rl160. LDol< forslgns Hava you p,_ a ,John Deere leteiy'l You'll be aurpl1sedl Ch8cl< out our inventory at www.CAREQ.com. Car- used michael Eqllipment 740-446-2412 6TIHL Sales & Sarvicil Now Available al Can'nl~ chaei Equipment 740-44li-2412 in · TV, Pomero) and Middiepor1. Modem 1BA apt. Con secl;mty deposit requ •r~d , 740·446-0390 no pets. 740·992·<!216 Yard Sale July 1st 9-? 1 out 2f8. Mise & etc.. ii!ii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; a- /-'cCie,.mia · 1 b I r. ap1ft in Pt PI . ant Nice lbr Appliances rur · d. . · · ] 1 75 e~ g ;;H~. 5-31J4..~75t~~· ne&', he cean, o sueet pe '" ' . . or no pets 304·&75·1386. JJl4.675-l S09 · 2BA APT.Ciose to Hoi· Spacious seooodlthlrd , zer Hospital on SR 160 floor apt ov&11ooking . CIA.I740) 441.0194 GaMipolis City Park llll4 Apa rtment a-vailable now River. L.A. den, lfOI Rlverbend Apls. New Kitchen-dining area wilfi Pro Haven wv. Now accepl· all new appMrmCes & ElY, IHTEQRO'Y, W_, To luy 06 Bass Tracker KIEFER BUILT, Absolute Top Dollar . all· guide Vt 6 50 horse . 4 VALLEY HORSE/LIVE· !roJce 18 h boat STOCK TRAI~ERS , verlgold coins. any 1 "' on . M•v EQUIP· 10KI14KI18K gold jew· ex. eond. Selling due 10 LOAD. ~ health 740-367·7927 MENT TRAILERS, · eiry, (lenUII gold. pre · CARGO EXPRESS & t935 US currancy: ,._ _ I RVo & HOMESTEADER . island V"w MO!oi ho 118!(8nd9s · $35.00/Night. 740-446-0406 Jordan Landing Apart· mento 2.3.4. br. available. ·au a~rlc. no pets can for detailS 304•674-0023 O< untur..() 304 610 778 car seats, baby swing, 2 flJmlshed and bed, nished, and houses I .... ~=--~~ :"! Gracloua Living 1 and 2 Bedroom Apts . at Village Manor and ·Aiverslcfe Apto. in M•ddlaporf, from 1327 to ~92. 740.992·5064 qual =:~:::,.""! Housing Opportunity. ~ c~rv~ old Beagle mix pupa call _etool. Used very . little. 31)Hlt2-6176. . $250. Cali 749-«t-a299 oc 740-441-5472 Hoi . Tub OUtlet, · Top •Quality, F- o.tlv.,., 110%. . Tllct Tvbl. -All garage, 1.-ldor ~nd Employer. car :';bpos:!,lfk:& 1 Apartmronb/ 8 szes 0 Yc ownh 18 monltls. Boys 18 T ouMI monltls to 3T. Junior and Mtuea cioltling; 2 infant 1 ar><t 2 bedroom apts.. 712412009, 304-481-9830 · · sing&e room. All In very bouncers, baby Free Klt1ena.. Call goodaoch ~~....~~ g .~rd er. $45. bassinet. Smail ." ,. _ ,.. · ~ 'V"t microwave. 1 824 1 ~~~~~·~~~ For · Sale: Rosa colored 'good ho 7 w1o lido Ice with f 1 7 2 newly remoda~d on 3.5 acres, secluded setting. $82,500. 74().446-9278 5 BR, 3 bath home an SA 160 (Hanersville) within 2 minutes from Holzer. Oetafls at BidWell. Roof E-• S.l........................................ 3000 ee.tatery Ploto ........................................... 3005 Com,.rciol ................................................ 3010 Condominlwno.......................................... 3015 For sate by OWner...........................r········-3020 Llvutock ...............................:......................815 Pet•.. :........................... _........................ ....... 620 Went to buy ..................................................825 Agrlcultura ................................................... 100 Hunting I Land ....... ,................................... 720 Wont lo buy ..................................................?lls MorchondiM ........................................... ..... BOO Antlq.,.. .....................................................,.IIOS oara low ligi'IB rain or shine. loves people, 1a phones, ipod&, Black waeka, $180 each, 0811 Berlyo. GPS & ets. (740)5011.()279 Home 7MJ.388-1515 Cell .~~;.;,;;~~~-, 794-1188 'Shi Tvz puppies, 4 F, 1 AI · CondttJone 11 • 3 M, alklng $400, ready r = Garden & Produce............ ~ .....:...................710 Hay, Ftiec:l, SMd, Grain ............................... 71 & Mhce'-aut Min. Sc:hn!ilWif pupa, · sip; blackiat, black, Jeilenrtlon Mo1or8 cropped: tall, clew claws .,;pol,..t, ,_a rollulft done, $400; Min. . . In~ Call Ron Dauchund pups, dapple, E¥ilnal.:aQo.a37-1128 . black, r&jl. 111 ahot, (lew claws, dewolfl\lld 'dc)no, l!arllln Tools- RT 554 ali AKC, (740)896-108$ bu1fng· medl & carpen· Utility Tralle,.. ............................................. 2040 Trucn ..................................~.,; ................... 2035 'nt BI1CB 1_ · garyMhite, or7ft'1·5472 puppies, 5 females, wrf. loolo mowera, _ . eat· Ohio. From the Ko~r ous colOra with malkf. · ers, _chaln eawa ·also, tap- Store g001 ng to~ard Rro shots & wormed,. ptayrirt tops com!)UIIra, cell Grande, go 2 mHas past Othor Benri-............................................. 33& · Wrinl to buy ...........................................;.... a040 • Plunlblngn!toclri........................................ 34G Reo! Eatale Rontalo ... ;.............................. 3500. Protealllonal Stlrvlcn ................................. 342 Apartmente/Townhou... ................ ~........ 3605 Flepalra .........................................................,... Commerclal ..... :.........,_,,.......... m·~ .............3610 Roollng .............................. ,............. ,......;..... 348 Condomlnlu"'a .......................................... 3615 Socurlty ........................................... :............ 348 Hou..olor Rant ........:............................... 3520 Toli/Ac;countlng ................. ;......................... 3&0 land (Acro11Je) ...................... ..........., ........ 352& Triv.uEntortatnmont ..................................~ SW10rage.R.. ,..nt ......... ,........................................: : : 1o e .........................................,_, Flnancl•t.......................................................-.uv Fln•nctol S.rvlcn ................................:...... 405 Manufactured Houolng .. ,.......................... 4000 tnourance .................................................... 410 Loto .............................................................4006 Money to Lend.............................................416 Mov•• ........................................................ 4010 Educatlon ............................................. ;;...... 500 Aentala •.........- ........................................... 4015 Bu•ln••• • Trade Schooi ........................,'.. &05 Seln ..... ~ .................................................... 4020 lnatructlon I Tralnlng ................:................ 510 Suppllu ................................... ,.............:... 402$ Laooona........................................................ 515 Wont to Buy ............................................... 4030 Ptoroonol ......................................... _............ 520 Ruort Prol*tY ......................................... I5000 Anlmall ......................................................... 600 RQort Property tor nle ~ ......................... S021 Animal Suppilee .......................................... sos Reoon Property lor ..m .......... ,................ Ho,...o .... - .................................................... 610 EmptoyrrMint ............................................... .... .,.,_IJAI,, _ Bow Wml ......,; arrows. · Paid S800 for~ will take $260 like new. 740-441Compound (740)992-6485 · dap. 741J-446·3945 46 OKve St. $450/mo + Boallli!ul Apt J k• hOuse), toys. old irolls. 3 Btd) Barh HUD •· a1 Wac Jeans, , shoes, June Fri. ho~!Only199.!amon.!5% son Eltates. 52 est· ~July 1 dwn.ll y~. at 8% for tin. wood Or., from $365 to · 800-<i204946"T461. $560. 740·445,2568. Garage/yard sal& 4111 St. aBR, 1- bath in City Equal Housing .Opporru· M J ly & g..s f 1_ Sch 1 01 tJG Has nlty. This mstltutton 1s an 0 00 ason u 1 2 s raen. Equal Opportunity Pro· Ule, 3202 5Q11>, Lawn Senrlce ............................................... 334 ______ --- ----- --··· ... -- wWw.comlca.co..-. Collegt ::55.~~=~$~~~~~~;;i~~=; have been TURNID 'DOWN ON . CeiiTF-·1 740-446-43117 = VanJ ._._ -• IN•••IIt ~ ,.... SNdo Grain •• • . laced Jn acfl I SOCIAL SECURITY SSI 1-1100,214-0452 : '&' p a No Foe Unless We5Win! ~==::==· 'Holatoln Heifer welgllir;O 1st C!Jt of new. -lng Danville· · JUdo garage the GallipoliS 1-888·582-334 "'I!Courcll<>r lndopoud•" aprox. 500 lb8 on pteao, alalfa & clover, dash of sale on St AI 32!>, July. 2 Coilt9't•nd-121-48 ant Hln School .Rd, o.g, $4 aqua"' bale, Thursday Spm-8, July 3 Daily Tribune. 4-48-4063 · !741114&-2241 FriOay 7am, toddler fir&· SEPTlC . PUMPING truck bad, Longaberger, mUSt be picked Gailla Co. OH and 1'111 4 pc. set tables, .Wnllh'In 30 day& · Mason Co. WV, Ron ·---Ev J··•·OH Ju - · ' ans 74528 · ~-·· · · ;;;"""'~lt:•..,;!:OG~...... kifllm, . llitar trollied. .. . . Garega sate, iy 1-3, · Any pictures · · IOH3 "' 446-3897 Hol!by 1~~un~·• *POet ·raiW.hine. 33446 · Whites - ~ 1 $375/mo. 2BR $575/mo. ---·--·- .. ACHECK·UP priced downtown apts. _ includes new .appliances . lam. · floOring water - sewer & traah ln<;luded. 18R ·Pat · CrefnaUons. 7'\IJ-44(1.3745 Homelmprovemente 330 : lnaunince .......................................... - ........ 332 ..::_ Borden$3.00/P.erod Grophlcs SOC for small $1.00 for larQe Publlll11"11tho right to idn, IOjtct or any · lid at any tlmt. Errors Muat RfDCIIrttd ofl lttf Get moreTV for your llloney. Get OIRECTV. ___________ -"' ..{,. ~~~===~~~~~~~~~~ - KIT &.CARLYLE Elactrlcot ..............:..............................:........ 320 Ftninclol ....................................................... 322 . Hoollli ................................... :....................... 328 Heating a. Coollng ....................................... 328 _:_:..__ · addedtoyourclosslfledads •.oo •.m. g~::~:;j8~ii;;;:i8i::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~J: ~.n,:'iO''bUv'::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::= · ____ • II-\ •D.--.w.WiioA-"•~; tt IJIIU Jllce.le A Plkll ·•1_ ..._ _ _• Awlll ___ Chll~lderlvCare ....................:.................. 312 Computor~~ ..............................:.................... 314 - -~2157 OrFala Caterlrig ...................................:.:......... :........l10 · Sporta Utlttly .......:........................ ,............. 20lo . l\egister Sentinel Yourad, .(740) 446·2342 (740) 992·2156 (304) 675-1333 •. ca11 Today••• · last June; finished third, (ollowed by David Reutimann · and Stewart, now part owner of his own team and the series points leader. Cylinder heat. Father-son . Gn~mJ?Y Adkins to the fam- Greg King, David · B~.• .· team Jeff Ra.nkin and John ily reunion·. "Onimp" sal up Jeff · R~tnkin, . Gi;\orge , Rankin were third and fifth on the wheel, but his kin Klintworth, John · Bartletti • '."',... . ;,.,.;;;;;....._ _ _ __:__~-------., · fromPageBl in the first heat. High School [)ennis proved· to be the and Josh Salyers. · ·. . 1'· sophomore Raquel Wolfe class of . the field in an Skylil)e Speedway ·contin- •: your local authorized DIRECTV dealer." also had a good run in mak:. Adkins-Adkins one-two fin- ues action next Friday night, .. : Skyline triumph and only ing the feature l!ne-up. .ish. Shawn McClain was · July 3 for the Greg Schilling the 4th time out for his car Ra~ine , Ohio's . Bran~on right there · the entire dis- Memorial. ·For further infotthis season. He was also the Bowhng made hiS racmg . lance, but couldn't _gel the matibn visit www.skylinehard charger in an 13th to debut . and was runnmg need break and had to settle speedway.net or call 304I st place run. Tuppers fourth 10 his heat when he for third ahead of Donnie 539-4410 orthe track phone · till Viand Street, Point Pleasant, WV broke a strut and was s1de- 8 11 tt .,.. ·PI · h Plains' Roy Roush was lined. ar e , ,ony aug er, at740-662-4111. ~"""""'"""""'~"'....,.."""1"'"""''"~'"""'"" ""'~-"' fourth in his qualifying heat. ' ., The mighty · Four Two Portland, Ohio dri- Cylinders welcomed home vers and cousins, Dennis Meip County's Dennis and Grumpy Ad~ins, fin- Adkms, but the welcoming ished one-two in the Four party invited cousin Eugene TUESDAY www.mydallylrlbune.com www.mydaiJysenUnet.com www.mydlllyreglsler.com E-mili j .. nibbling a little. I had to go ·to the fastball for a strike ·· • and those guys were sitting .. 911740~112.6688 orvlsltbro1an-warner.webalent4u.com dead-red on it." Skyline The Daily Sentinel • Page 83 www.mydallyeentlnel.com . Tuesday, June 30, 2009 · _,,_.. ing applications HUD·subsldized lor cupboards, one baths, Apt 8, Ufih'e 1 1 s · room included. Based on :10% of adjusted income. Call 304·682·3121 ' available Bed 1i) 3 BA. laundry ~ are&. $900 per month Ce! .,2· 44•~ 2325 or 44•~ 5 ~--~:"'"'~- Tara Townhouse for Senior and Disabled Apartments · 2BR, 1.~ Tra!l.n people Full camper hookup prlo • · ttlrtg S27sm: lh ~: ~or ' more ~to: CONVENIENTLY LO· 740-367·n55 CATED & AFFQj;~O· RV baltl, bact< patio, pool playground, (trash, sew; age, water ptl.j $426/ren';. . $426/SOC: dep. Coil 40-645-8599 ABLEI Townhouse apart· Ca•n:arau. ~~• · menta. and/or small It Cannichael houses for rent CeU .. Ol'flcW Tralle"' 740-441·1111 for appli· Woroh01111o/91orogo calion & information. Great Location 749 Third ; Yard Sole July 3-4 740-446•9825 BAM·? 3616 SR 141. -~---~~ ELLM VIEW APTS Ave .. Gallipollsi Couch & d'lalr, &Ofa bed RV Se!VIce at Ca_rmi- 2&3BR and up, Central S3991month fOr 1800 : & chair, clesk, lamps, pic- chael Trailers Air, WIO hookup, tenant sqit. Buitd-out negoliable ' tum, cioltleo (men& 740-446-382 5 paya alectnc. EHO Elm ~~~~~~~ women), lots of other d View Apls. ...,.,,;;;:;;,;;:;;;;;;;;;,;~, nema. Molotq •• (304)662·3017 = Conclornlnlumo 3 fami~ yard eale. July 1, 2006 CRF2:10F Honda Fumlshed ApMmant 2, . 31 a1 108 Peart St., dirt bike, new rea( tire. 2nd Ave. upstairs all ulill· 2 br. $-400.00 « mort ~ Middlepor1. a lot ol lllmO electrto st~~•. good con. lies p(j . 1BR, No Pets, $400.00 dep 88 Garfle~ & collectable dolls, 9-4 St200. (740)965-4~4 Gallipolis. 446·9li23 740-645-1546 Servict 4 2 I . - ~··· �I Page 84 • The Daily Sentinel =H_,ou_,....•_,For=Ronl;;;;;;;;;;;;; ~..--~-..-Far~Ront ....·o;; ~"""!'!!II"S~ol"'!"~":"""' . Help Want.cl- o-at ~:<Ill mo' ~ bed. ! bath. Vert nice home for rent 'Jery Nice 06 Gites le!J- Cam Gl• is needed. t>Jnl. !lcJMl' ~ ~" down, IS in M~ good ·.::.~.r .. w. -\t>fO for h~mf.!~ neighborhood. Newly re'·•rt-)l--l'l..l~'<~ c' RH~~ modeled. New appliances, 2 bedrooms, t ...-...---":":"""""":':- bait! , central air & heat. 1 br Muse tn New Haven large deck on back, gaSJOO.OO a rnon • rage avatlable, call no pots 740-992-9784 74().992·5094 >300 00 dep.. 104 ·882·3652 details "' 2B'"r_ c_o_tta_90_""s"' a7"'51""re-nt r..eed re i Corn~u ol Sume Pk & SR554 Wa'o::rttr;:~sh pd 388-1100 acy 18X84 mobile home 38R 2 balhS big walK in closet call for more tnfo 645-5121 ~~ve..,~~ =· . - ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; share of the stimulus ~~~-~~~ Garl•eld rent & 740-645-8897 inciiJded. Lower Land/home S425 3BR MH 9Uire.l. Call 245-5622 pael(ages with payments 866·215·5774 · ::-~~-~~~ TmHer tot· rent, ctose 10 ~~~~~~:= Ho~se for cent in the Walmart in Mason. $475 78 Ek:one Trailer 14X70 town of Gallipolis (Locust per mo. (740)992·3961 good shape you move 0 Si.I2BR. 2 bath. LA. DR. JBR dbte-wide 1umiSI\ed, 635 large kitchen. detaehed 7•" ... ,... SA 143 · Pomeroy. $625 · 7•• ~~ ~ garanA. $600/mG., utili""2515 · .... mo. incL ·most . utilitie9 & ~ 5500 80 ltes nQI inc,Qed. lawncare. 740-591 -5 174 S-ecunty sit re- Pax1on. or A]- ° q""ed. Selin A SOLUTELY WID hOOk w £uv "The Proctorville NO PE S. Call ~~--~~~= · ·740-645-1668. Lealie a· Country living- 3-SBf\,. message. 2·3 BA on Pfoperty. Many floor plans! Easy ~ 3 B::!A:-."!'1":b~ath ::, ~ ov ~ e -:&·r~e Financing! We own the 51 ban)(. Cal ~ay1 log. turn, Ga s heat. CIA. _ _; 666 215 5 774 No Smekirig, Difference~ S1 and a deed is aJI you need 10 own your ~eam home. Call Now! Freedom Homes 888-585-0187 ~"::":~~~~--­ up; No Pets·. $600Jmo t Small 2 br. mobile home depoSit. Nice· loce;~.tion. in Racine, $12,000, G;i.llipolis. Cal1446-3667 (740)992·5097 --H-el_p_W_a-nte_d__ tw di,JIIel Petoon FAEE Own. • 114 bed lOng tenn care state facility. Must bave cur11tnt wv CNA certtfi. Qtion ta WOtk ifl WMI: ytiglma , anc1 mtJ&t poo. .... ei1hol a GED o/ High 8C!>0Q1 •diplcr)la. Apo plication! may be .picr.d up at Lakn Hospital Emptay_. 4pm · l.aki:'l _.NnltniiAI · Is · an · EEbiM. ~·-:- timpiOyer Pre~ . druO'a~ Hlflilil L.onQ-Tonn 740-423-9728 or 1oJI free 866·338-3201 on Cora MIU Rd. available depoSit. · ott ot 325. No Pets. de- starting around S600/mo. posit & references re- can to prequailfy. Gallipolis. ho\1~ ihe. <lay. ~ 74().367-71~_--i. ;·· ~:-~~~:-:"~ 540-729-1331 38 2 · cohol · testing Is clucted.Employees We . . cunwntty' -lng iong-tonnlvlt con- •nd piUt time · tmpl.rwaaa ,...,..,._ to htlp fuHUI cllenf lllllldL You · molte Outgoing 0!111• torwollknown organizallolla. Take ad'lanlage of our company's comprehensive beneftts All . types Mil!onry, brick, block, stone, concrete, Free Estimate, package. professiOnal 304·593-6421 working environment, advancement opportunities and,much morel Child/Eidtlty Carw Ct 'p<'",1Pr ScrviCL Abola 't BANKS · CONSTRUCTION co. ra • & Pomtroy, Ohio Plumbing GUtlltrt Sktlng 6 P•lnllnQ i ond Porch """"" Cofiu1\erclal• Res(denllal • Froo Estl~les (740) 991·5110'1 Cu~tom Home Building Steel Fra~ Builjiings Building, Re~liftg Geneml repair www.bankscclb.cam Cre~ti ~ e Johnson's Tree c kild ca re Now .enrolling for 111mmer chlldc:ara. Senice i7:t::4019·. 5121~~a22t"Ol·~ I GaiUp<>lls, OR 45631 Jn§urtd, Free Estimates, 20yf'l Exp. 740-441-Y:lll7 Rick JuhnsUn-Owner Nata'straa Service Stop by end Compltte YourApptlcotton: lntoCision Management Corporation 242 Third Avenue .Tree removal, planting, lawn care, and all your landscaping needs. IRt~iC:Iential and Commercial FuUy lgsu.re, 1-a881MC-~YU onto 45814 YOUNG'S wm tekt tncomlnglnd Part Time accounting for ext. 2454 retail {nD degree re· Mtp:IIJobLinfoctllon.com .qulred). Submll resumes 14728 ST. At. 554, Bl~· SALON wett, MANAGERISWLIST . WANTED PART·TIME CALL JULIE 703 501 sitter/nanny our homo. to work· In are Will care tor elde~y in your home, hive ref. 304-895-3217 ieave message for Sue. 29625 Baiihan:Road Racine, Ol'i 45771 740-949-2217 . 8111 I $' X lO' ~~ to10'xii'r 740-367·0544 F 7:00am· 8:00 pm -367·0536 S&L Trucking ·IV The Way also 426 VIand .Dump Truck . s ·ervice 11111111111.11111 . .·. 142~001!, NEWOWNER$ . NEWMENO FRANK & EARNEST · Serving 8realifast · or 7400-591-3726 Open 7 days a week Opening the attack can be difficult wAS MA~~~~l> ;o / MY JOI, BLIT .I StiOLILl> I. .1 I Daily Spei:U.ls ' 740·992·3220 ~AV~ ~tAl> itt~ " o. v P~~,.,LIPTIAL . AG~~tM~NT. ~ TELL 'EM TO MAKE AN APPOINTMENT!! SOME TV SHoW WANTS TO INTERVIEW YA, DOC !! · . 1 THAR GOtN' FER TH' . 1 ' ..COUNTRY l ANGLE ... I THAR HOPIN' YOU'D MAKE A ..STUIIIO CAI.I." II . 'bOCTOR" ~~;::;-] all. J~~...-.;;L.I rr~ II F~ 1/i, ~, ~ ·"""' available. Racine, Ohio 740·247-2019 ence necessary. &· ExperienCed Baker Benefits. Fax resUme to needed ror Sode11o. ApJ 740·448-~104 or e-mail · p~ in person at the loLLCIICAREO.COM University of R!o 'Grande t~ Tf\E. Wl>t> Lt~~ Cell: 740416-5047 .• . email: jrshadfrm@aol.com ! """' C.MHU~t. . A C.f'5 FOR T\l,ro..n '1'0UR~ I~ LIFE.'... . /l=""..-.l, ,..., 1!111•&,;;;;.;~;;;;;; Health/Retirement· 2 Family Yard Sale July 1st, 8:00.5:00 5t005 Baldknob Stiversvme Rd. Kids Clothes Experienced Cook needed for Sodexo. You can make up to $1'0,85 an hOUr. Apply ln pe·rson at the University ol Rio Grande, Medical ,I CMA or LPN Needad~ult limo CMA or LPN needed for . physfclans offlee. Previous Experi· Construction needed part-time, on call tor Sodexo. Apply in per· son al the University ol . Rio GranOe. • VInyl Siding . • Replacement Windows ."Roofing ·Decks ·•Garages • Pole Buildings • Room Additions Owner: James Keesee II tive Benefits, . Pl&ase send resume bY. June 29th to: PO Bole 220, Athens, Ofl 45701 . 742·2332 . H&H Guttering Seamless Gutters Publk Noll<ts in N•;::~:~ Roollng, Siding, Gutters Insured & Bonded 74().653·9657 Your Righllo ~now,Delivmt) Right lo 1' •Cl asslfl&ds [,j Pia~ an onHna ad ' }JC!rJ · A Do-it-yourself classified ads Save time and money. Go to www.mydailysentinel.com and click on Classifieds and follow the user-friendly steps to place your ad. t1 Do-it-yourself convenience tl Easy to use t1 Upload photos and graphics tl Print and Online options t1 7 great packages to choose from $litO • OniY'10 . ' The Daily Sentinel www. mydailysentinel. com NO't!CE TO CONTRAC. County Commissioner TORS · or by certified check., Sealed proponla for caohlera check, or let· · ·the Malp County tor of credit upon aaol· Project• vent . bank In the Psvlng . · ROUND 23 will Ill re- · amountot not teas than ~el..., by the Melga tO% of 1111 bid amounl CountY Commlnlon· lo the favor . ol the Melga ·, eri atthelr oHICeet The aforeaald Meigs County Court· County Commlsatona1. house, Second Slreot, Bid bonds shall be ac· Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 companied by Proal ot until :,15 p.m., July 2, 2009,tand then at t:15 p.m., at aald office . opened and IUd aloud. Reourfaclng portlono or all of CR 12 Tltua, CR 19 Peach Fork, CR 30 forest Run, CR 33 4)ak Grove, CR 76 Chtl· dren'a . Home, C352 Paulina :Hill, and CR 403. · l,tlnerivllla Hill. The englneer!a -eall· mate for IIIIo project Ia $595,876.47. DOMESTIC STEEL USE REQUIREMENTS AS SPECIFIED IN SEC· TION t53.011 OF THE REVISED CODE APPLY TO THIS PROJECT: COPIES OF SECTION t53.011 OF THE RE· VISED CODE CAN BE OBTAINED FROM ANY OF THE OFFICES OF THE DEPARTMENT OF ADMINISTRATIVE SER· VICES. . Bid documento may Ill HC(U'ed at the office ot Tho Melgo County En· glneor, 341t0 Fair· groundo Road , Pomeroy, Ohio 45769: Phone Number 74G992·2911 lor a $10.00 non-ret~ndabla fee. Each bid must be ac· lions are avlillabla at the office of Breech Englneorlng, 2t .Central Now Selling: Ave., Suite A, Galllpo• Ford & Motorcraft II a; Ohio. ·There Ja s Parts •. Engine~. nonrefundable deposit. Transfer Cases & of $20.00 for each sol Transmissions Ploaie call (7401 446- · • Aflermarket . 0059 to arrange lor pickup. (6) 30, (7) 7 Authority oftlclat Notice or . agent oflhe signing the .· Public '1 bond. Bids ahall Ill sealed PUIILIC NOTICE NO· and marked •• Btd lor: TICE: Is hereby given Meigs county Paving thai on Friday, July 3, ProJect· round 23 and · 2009 ill. tO:OO a.m., a mailed or delivered to: public sale !'1111 ~ held Melga County Commls· at 2t1 w Second St., slonars Pomeroy, Ohio. The The . Meigs · County Farmor.a Bank and SavCourthouse, Second lngs Company Is stU· Street Pomeroy, Ohio lng tor cash In hanll or 45769 certified chock the tal· (6) 16, 23 30 lowing collateral: 1990 Dodge Ram tB7KM2689LS66n93 Public Notice · 2005 ~ord Freestyle 1FMZK06t25GA51785 POMEROY MILLEN· The Farmers Bank and NIUM BUiLDING o\L• Savlngo Company, TERATION PROJECT· Pomeroy, Ohio, re· GENERAl BIDDING serves the right to bid NOTES etthls aaie, and to with• Post on June 30th and draw the above coltetJuty 7th eral prior lo sale. Mandatory Prebld Further, The Farmera Maetlng .July 24th, al Bank and Savings 2:00p.m., at the Millen· Company renrvos the nlum Building, 660 E. right to ralact any or all Main St., Pomeroy, OH. bids oubmlttod. Bids due July 2181 at Tho above cr..crtbad 12:00 Noon at the collaterol will Ill sold Molga COIInty Chamber "as Is-where lo", with ot Commerce Building, no oxpreuad or lm· 238 w. Main St., piled warranty given. Pomaroy, OH. For further Information, Work to Commence: or foi' an appointment July 27th to Inspect collateral, companied by either a Retail side to be cOm· prior to sale date con~ bid bond In the amount of tO% ot tho · bid amount with a turety aalloloctory to tho aloreoald Molgo plated by September tract Cyndle or Ken at 4th. 992-2136. Anal ~IJ!pletton to be (6' 30 (7) 1, 2 Saptem,. 25th. Plans and apacltlc• !-~~~~~~· ~~~~;i1 · 742-2511! L•rae, nr~~ver lroun, head!! oft $ to per lb Cash only Pmt h required in ad \lance .other Frida in this space for c KINDER6ARTEN · TJ.IROU6J.I TilE BISSEll CDNSTRUtnON • New Homes • Gatages . • Complete Remodeling 'l4D-192-1m Stnp ·& Compare ;.'!!~~~~~!..':'"""...;., per month ...__ _ _ __ . _ 'lAJHEH I 6ETOUT, · ee- AN OL.D MAN ' SEVENTJ.16RADE , . -·-::--:-:~:-::-:::"'i-,1 Replacement Windows and Vinyl Siding Specialists, LTD (740) 742-2563 I DON'T WANT TO~Tfl~F . __) .. r---.....;-"'!!""___1 ''OT BEC" "'" 1FEAR THE. . N 1'\U~ . UNKNOWN. I.liST OONT WANTTO A.BANOON,~V L.OVEO ONES, I<NOWI~ . EINTENSE ,J, HEF TuE'I'P '1K 1 n t"':'""t'O'"".,.;..,...._~_,....., ·r ···\-" •· · / ., . DoN'T QY, · WE'LL G£1' OVEn IT · . • Siding • Vinyl Windows • Metal and Shillgle Roofs • Decks • Additions •Electrical David Lewis 740-992-6971 Jnsured • Plumbing • Pole Barns Free Estima'tes Stanley.TreeTrimming & Removal References Available! Call Gary Stanley @ 740-591-8044 GRIZZWELLS T'\.L lJE 'A<::K ....----..., 1t1 A nw. fo\11-lU"I"t~•• DUTY CA~\.!> : leave PSI CONSTRUCTION Room Additions, Remodeling, ~leta! & Shingle Roofs, New Homes, Siding, De<ks, Bathroom Remodeling. Licensed & Insured Cf'll ?<ln 416 2%0 f-lO 492 fJ?JO ' sounding board and ,I . tflrough naw oonnecllont. · VIRGO (AUQ. 23-Bepl. 22) -lllo moro substantial thei ·ataka, .the mOI'e fortunate you 're liKely to b~b Of Oourae, that doesn't mean sheer gambles are a good Idea; but a w811-caleutated 11~ could be in o.Wr. LIBRA (Sept, 23·0ct 23) ..., Knowtod(jo Is alwayS power, and one ot your greatest assets Is the ability to use past e•pe· · rlenoes . tO your advaiitage. It's highly unllk~ly you wlll 'i'epeat any old mistake&. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) - Keep your ears and eyQ open, ~use you are likely to be the reclplent ~ some ~remely · VaiUat)le InformatiOn. Wflal you Jearn might nofb8 lntend&cl for you, · " · ) Important mattor·thal needs to be 8otttad I should be done with the key pemn In I'M STIL.L NOFT~ING ·{ . YEAA. WE'LL · SEE. ._) dlarge. on a one-on·one ~><sts. .,. tess peopte tnvotve<l, the more tikotv you will ge1 wl!at vou want. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22·Jan. t9) - Do not treat tigh11y sny br!Jjhl ;doas yov 9et Of'1 ways and means to make or save money. You're eX1r13m&ly tuned In to these areas, and your perce~tlons could · tum Into big bl.l(;kl. AQUARIUS (Jon. 20·Feb. • 29 Years Experience *Experi'enced a R A L. F o· Y j.._,,_.,,.':"T~ · ,.....,,....-~. dille~ your tlrighlldrtl.lt In the yHr ahead. ntl• ·nnct but )'00,1 know What -do with21) It - Any SACllTIARIUS (Nov.to 23-Dec- \ SUFFER ··AFTER I'M. GONE. Concrete Removal and I • Pmmpt and Quulity. Work •Reasonablo Rates *Insured .· I ----------::::!· I P '\'i I(! I 110'\ '!!!!!!!!!!!! r • '• $105 51 "Pulp Flr;tlon" n1111e 52 o\~u mo. 54 Small bill ~ ' ,. . . I ,. 1-' '· I··1. -·' l 0 F Y;'[... t I II; . OUr fai1h in lhe future is best ·: sparkling quaiiUet·and .Charltri'la. In fact, they'll make You a stanciOt.r:fln any~ and actually create iOtnt · binenta Shipments anive every I I Ill ' t l l'\tHI II WVP040'l'l·l 'lbUr 'lllrthdllr: · LEO !July 23-Aug. 22) - Social condl· Advertise· Kld~t gl~ 50 Quid pro- lettw1 Of lht ·four .tcramblt!d words lotloW to form lour tlmplt worliL ..II::J.-1£~ tlonlf tend to· brfng . aut ;your more AND J.IERE, RERUN, 15 WJ.IERE '(0U1LL 8E ~~TO SCHOOL 45 FUll lanker 46 More cruoked 48 RN empkJy'era 49 Sundlnco QRoarran9t YOu! .new poalllve ~ outgoing mood Will mlb )'au far More eagar and willing to ClAY ·. chllf.IUI In attlludt coukt lead lO "SeOJef81 Ideas b!COmlnQ wkl~rs~ . , CANCEl!. (Juno .21.Juty 22).._ D9n,.IJO - -'""""' afraid ot chang&, beaaUI\ It ~DdS 10 wotk to' y-our ultimate advantage. When you heVe to deal wtth shlftfng·GOrtdltlone, It merely makes you more confident and sure-toottkl than uauai. Fn:sh NMtb Corollna SHRIMP (74~) onacko 42 Leofo·ou1 44 Wrltar Brett r::~:: s.~\\.4\l~·l&t.~s· :::; .. , ,Mtd by I. AstroGraph Wodnooday, July 1; 2aot . . ByflornlcoBodoCoal , J&L ::"Foo~ · ~~~S~e~!V~Ice~":W~ort<e~r ence pretemid, Compeli· 40 Cheotty · G I. ' ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; lllllktre SODothe wrong1hlng 18 Roll o1 blltt 20 Orpnlc t9 Blvd. DOWN compound 22 "Et IU" 11me 21 Bridal al11ra 1 Gulllbll 23 Big black 24 Bulletin dogl 28 Rtvar tamer 2 Cindy· 30.....--cllg olriper11 · 25 Cheorlot 3 Welcome .fhyph.) 33 whHibuy 4 sr::~acktl 26 lluotk; I (2 wdt.) 5 Cl 11 · loclgl'1" 34 !loddeoa poet 27 "Elder oltprlng 6 Gend11111a'a ltltesman 35 SPOrtY ochnoz 29 Sonia vihlcfH 7 Ovtr again maleo 36 Tunnel 8 Against 30 Oe!f"r· biHttr 9 Milke ado o plpce 37 Org. Inquiry 31 Thomte 31 Nelthtr"t to Hoo . ochool lillie . pennloalon 32 Prall• for 39Stone13 trot or "1rilllon" workert 4t Captureo gallop .34 Headache • 15 SpOnlng 39 Food 43 --'of venutl acldfttvo ftandt - .---,,,.,., TAAIIE.Ltt:>! '<OU AAII\(oJ\tt 1'""-,i'\V~. sew... Since West has both the ace and ~ng o1 CELEBRITY CIPHER · spades, he should have the courage to by Lula Campoa lsad the ace. II the wmmy 01 Easfs Sig· Cflleibflty Cipher cryplotf~!!!tlrt craat~ from quota11on1 ~ lam out people , P.st arid prwelll. • Each lell&r ttl the -IIWIIK loi lnoth!lt. • •· nal suggests that continuing spades Is 1octay'i ciut:zequals a · ·: wrong, West can shill to tho heart king with noihing lost. Hare. thou~. East " Y B S F 0 M 'M ·x· K P · I P V V R R S ? X R I : would drop the jack lo ·show a sequence headed by the' J.t0.9. Thai would - · 0 8 S R R S , . X R I o' B S. R R S ·, B 0 B R E X • ',-shoUld - persuade Wast to continuo R 0 D N E Y .8 S E N T R R • Z P Y T E R T 1. with the king and anolher spatle•.giving CRTVRBE OPVTYBERRSt " · . S·T • the defense the first five tncks. Phillip Alder Is running a bridge crursa I R P II lrom Oct 24 to Nov. 2 out ol and bt~Ck 10 Fort Lauderdale that will go around the PREVIOUS SOLUTION: 'To ms, a rebel iSn't 80 much someone whO breaks' : Canbbean and Into the Panama Canal. the law as somaone who goes against tile adds.~· WIQiam Petersen Details ale at www.phlllipatdeibndge.com. • LOSER clth Jamss Callaghan. a fonner Pn~ Minister of Great Britain, said, ' A ~ader must have lhe courage to act against an expert's aclvlce.' Thai sometimes lf1PIIes at the bridge tattle, but no1 olton. In this deal, look at only lhe Wf!St hand. What would you lead against thr,. no-trump? An<lwoold you have bid two hearts over ons ootrump tor whatever vour conventional bid is to show a one-su~sr)? To take the questions in reverse cider, West sho\lld (101 bid over one no-tn~mp . To Intervene· whit a one-suied hand requires at least six cards in thai suit And he has excellent do1ense should the opponents.plow higher. h 1oo1ts so obvious to lead thaltitart ~ng. HOw could h be wrong to lead the top ol a long, strong sequence? Well, some· ~mash can. South win~ with his ace and takes eight lncks In the minors lor nine In Ir ........... Owners: Jon Van M.eter & . Paul Rowe · K 52 Opening lead: ?? SOMETHING FOR YOUl! S~eet • Dealer: South. Vulnerable: East-Weal South Weoi Nortb East 1NT Pass 3 NT All pass c.m.llln ·.~.. We Haul Gravel , Limestone, Coal, Compos!. Top Soil Call Walt or Sandy • 843 At 3 tAKQB Hours . Eetlmates 7 • ~ Local Contractor 16~17 Swerved + HAS ServiCe Toctmietan post· tion ·aVsHabte lor diesel ""'""';;,""'""'""'"""" and· hy<1taut~s. Ex pari· Foocf SIMcM Electric, Plumbirlg, Drywall, Ram¢eling, Room Additions se B 54 • J 10 6 3 • A Q J 10 Eaot • J IH6 • 72 9H • 916 South W'W'Wttbabucreekaa1:Jlaetl7.eo~~~ ~,..-~-~~- Please app!y in·person at :-: DOOrs, Windows,' ·. • !!!!!!!!!!!'!!!!!!!!!'!!!!!!'!!!!!!'!!!!! must have experience caring tor and w:or1Qng AppaiiChlan Tire Prod· wllh multiple · ctifldren.. ucta . Excellent pay. Weekends Is currently seekln~J 2 off. Looking for an expe- tire/oil .service techs for rienced Mother/Grand· our POint Pleasant WV mother tyue of a person. location. Wages based Call 740-416-024~1 dur· on exp. & benefits includ· lng the day ancl lng 401K, health lnsur· 740-41 6·6301' in the eve- ance and paid vacation 47 lcill 49 Cream pul1 t Remlndtoo 50 Vlewtrom the dorm oftan 53 Protective 4 -fide a Engine pert 55 Reto' coualnt 11 Tire filler 56Aworeot 12 Plzzarlo 57 Jean~ 1IIUII 13 SUb(-t1y) lmplomen1 14 Put on• • Q1 Hill's Self Storage Roofing, Siding, . Soffit; Decks, . ·'. Applicants =;;;;;;;;;;M;;..,.,;;;;;;;;nico;;;;;;;;;;;;;; nlng, CORNER STONE CilNSTRUCTION ·Hamood cabllltiry And futiiHure 4808 Warlte<l, full '"" baby BRIDGE Phillip Alder be 'subject to st,..,lin< or 2nd hand.amoke. Or Coli and Schedule YOur lntenflew: i!!!;,;i!!!!]!!l!;!!!!!!!!!!!! NEA Crossword Puzzle ACROSS ,may Gallipolis, Ohlo Help Wanted - .. up 10 $8tl()tl. to buy a,_ RENT& FREE .liTIU· 1t~ dhip RiYer Rd, home. Oont ~·ss vou_r TIES plua . tll'l1all NlafY. ~ WV Mon-Fri, 88Jn. utilities 66 your home. Thts is a daytime or night only position. Sleep a( nfltn .and 00 nQr· Government will ~ ycu on 1 carport. wers NOT time here asstitance 18 mobile fftd can runctkm' out money. No . Gtmmicks, No Hype. Call to be Pre-OuaOfied. 2sR Nutllng The Daily Sentinel ·Page BS www.mydailysentlnel.com po- altt8nl FULL TIME -.g · Clrttfled Tuesday, June 30, 2009 ALLEYOOP sition, meaning you will tor fll!l time and tempobe IMng 'here as it it rary (90 ·day) wort in a w':; . ...,.,.....--.,.....,...-.,... ~ 1BR atr ut 1t1t1es ·pd. in· Rentals eludes cable & phone _on ~ Ne;;;;..~;;;;;;re~m~od'::l~ed~:;:A~ i'Ver Jmnt •n Crown City. bath 011 farm 5750 mth. ; 10-256-B 1:l2 . Is a ThiS or home$. Call 10 pr-uat· mat roore ily 866-21 5-5774 ~ thru tor Tuesday, June 30, 2009 www.mydailysentlnel.com 19) - One ol ~-;;;~ your God·glven talents 1$ the ability to ., communh::ale etfecti~Jely with people from an walks ol me. Today will be a ster· ling example ol how you succeufully use lhls wondelful gift. PISCES ~Feb. 20·Mal'(lh 20) -II you are perslstanl and consistent and e~~:pect to win, e~~an1 s will eventually prove you right. That old saying of being "Jur;:ky In the long run" ahould fh you _IO a tee. ARIES (Marc" 21-April 19) - You could bit quite fortunate It yoU don't clOud your tuCk whh unfounded tea.,. Focus on objectives that cari do the grealest good tor the gr68tetl number, and vou'll come oui a big winner. TAURUS (April 20·M(Iy 20) - Dealing .· with intangibles ~igh t not be protitatxe, but wnen It oomes to things you can teet and touch, your cflances for suocesa and Pft'5on&l gain are extr8m&l)i high. GEMINI {M8V 21-June 20) ~ Whethe r you \lf(a 11 Gr not, your Words will amy rnore weignt U'lan usual at this time. Fortunately. wtlat you Mlla to say Is more likely to make a 1aattnQ impression on bolh friends ano assoc:Jates. SOUPTONUTZ 11<01l Gi<al.'T NoT Cot<MtT AI>Ui.Tef"o' . SCRAM·LETS ANSWliRS 6126/09 Sucker - Gulch - Bi~ .;_ Cnmch-_ CHECKS · l'v~ concluded that college stUdents lie lies with dolil 1 suits with stripeS tmd letters with CHECKS. : ARL()&JANIS •• �I Page 84 • The Daily Sentinel =H_,ou_,....•_,For=Ronl;;;;;;;;;;;;; ~..--~-..-Far~Ront ....·o;; ~"""!'!!II"S~ol"'!"~":"""' . Help Want.cl- o-at ~:<Ill mo' ~ bed. ! bath. Vert nice home for rent 'Jery Nice 06 Gites le!J- Cam Gl• is needed. t>Jnl. !lcJMl' ~ ~" down, IS in M~ good ·.::.~.r .. w. -\t>fO for h~mf.!~ neighborhood. Newly re'·•rt-)l--l'l..l~'<~ c' RH~~ modeled. 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SA 143 · Pomeroy. $625 · 7•• ~~ ~ garanA. $600/mG., utili""2515 · .... mo. incL ·most . utilitie9 & ~ 5500 80 ltes nQI inc,Qed. lawncare. 740-591 -5 174 S-ecunty sit re- Pax1on. or A]- ° q""ed. Selin A SOLUTELY WID hOOk w £uv "The Proctorville NO PE S. Call ~~--~~~= · ·740-645-1668. Lealie a· Country living- 3-SBf\,. message. 2·3 BA on Pfoperty. Many floor plans! Easy ~ 3 B::!A:-."!'1":b~ath ::, ~ ov ~ e -:&·r~e Financing! We own the 51 ban)(. Cal ~ay1 log. turn, Ga s heat. CIA. _ _; 666 215 5 774 No Smekirig, Difference~ S1 and a deed is aJI you need 10 own your ~eam home. Call Now! Freedom Homes 888-585-0187 ~"::":~~~~--­ up; No Pets·. $600Jmo t Small 2 br. mobile home depoSit. Nice· loce;~.tion. in Racine, $12,000, G;i.llipolis. Cal1446-3667 (740)992·5097 --H-el_p_W_a-nte_d__ tw di,JIIel Petoon FAEE Own. • 114 bed lOng tenn care state facility. Must bave cur11tnt wv CNA certtfi. Qtion ta WOtk ifl WMI: ytiglma , anc1 mtJ&t poo. .... ei1hol a GED o/ High 8C!>0Q1 •diplcr)la. Apo plication! may be .picr.d up at Lakn Hospital Emptay_. 4pm · l.aki:'l _.NnltniiAI · Is · an · EEbiM. ~·-:- timpiOyer Pre~ . druO'a~ Hlflilil L.onQ-Tonn 740-423-9728 or 1oJI free 866·338-3201 on Cora MIU Rd. available depoSit. · ott ot 325. No Pets. de- starting around S600/mo. posit & references re- can to prequailfy. Gallipolis. ho\1~ ihe. <lay. ~ 74().367-71~_--i. ;·· ~:-~~~:-:"~ 540-729-1331 38 2 · cohol · testing Is clucted.Employees We . . cunwntty' -lng iong-tonnlvlt con- •nd piUt time · tmpl.rwaaa ,...,..,._ to htlp fuHUI cllenf lllllldL You · molte Outgoing 0!111• torwollknown organizallolla. 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SOME TV SHoW WANTS TO INTERVIEW YA, DOC !! · . 1 THAR GOtN' FER TH' . 1 ' ..COUNTRY l ANGLE ... I THAR HOPIN' YOU'D MAKE A ..STUIIIO CAI.I." II . 'bOCTOR" ~~;::;-] all. J~~...-.;;L.I rr~ II F~ 1/i, ~, ~ ·"""' available. Racine, Ohio 740·247-2019 ence necessary. &· ExperienCed Baker Benefits. Fax resUme to needed ror Sode11o. ApJ 740·448-~104 or e-mail · p~ in person at the loLLCIICAREO.COM University of R!o 'Grande t~ Tf\E. Wl>t> Lt~~ Cell: 740416-5047 .• . email: jrshadfrm@aol.com ! """' C.MHU~t. . A C.f'5 FOR T\l,ro..n '1'0UR~ I~ LIFE.'... . /l=""..-.l, ,..., 1!111•&,;;;;.;~;;;;;; Health/Retirement· 2 Family Yard Sale July 1st, 8:00.5:00 5t005 Baldknob Stiversvme Rd. Kids Clothes Experienced Cook needed for Sodexo. You can make up to $1'0,85 an hOUr. Apply ln pe·rson at the University ol Rio Grande, Medical ,I CMA or LPN Needad~ult limo CMA or LPN needed for . physfclans offlee. Previous Experi· Construction needed part-time, on call tor Sodexo. 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County Commissioner TORS · or by certified check., Sealed proponla for caohlera check, or let· · ·the Malp County tor of credit upon aaol· Project• vent . bank In the Psvlng . · ROUND 23 will Ill re- · amountot not teas than ~el..., by the Melga tO% of 1111 bid amounl CountY Commlnlon· lo the favor . ol the Melga ·, eri atthelr oHICeet The aforeaald Meigs County Court· County Commlsatona1. house, Second Slreot, Bid bonds shall be ac· Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 companied by Proal ot until :,15 p.m., July 2, 2009,tand then at t:15 p.m., at aald office . opened and IUd aloud. Reourfaclng portlono or all of CR 12 Tltua, CR 19 Peach Fork, CR 30 forest Run, CR 33 4)ak Grove, CR 76 Chtl· dren'a . Home, C352 Paulina :Hill, and CR 403. · l,tlnerivllla Hill. The englneer!a -eall· mate for IIIIo project Ia $595,876.47. DOMESTIC STEEL USE REQUIREMENTS AS SPECIFIED IN SEC· TION t53.011 OF THE REVISED CODE APPLY TO THIS PROJECT: COPIES OF SECTION t53.011 OF THE RE· VISED CODE CAN BE OBTAINED FROM ANY OF THE OFFICES OF THE DEPARTMENT OF ADMINISTRATIVE SER· VICES. . Bid documento may Ill HC(U'ed at the office ot Tho Melgo County En· glneor, 341t0 Fair· groundo Road , Pomeroy, Ohio 45769: Phone Number 74G992·2911 lor a $10.00 non-ret~ndabla fee. Each bid must be ac· lions are avlillabla at the office of Breech Englneorlng, 2t .Central Now Selling: Ave., Suite A, Galllpo• Ford & Motorcraft II a; Ohio. ·There Ja s Parts •. Engine~. nonrefundable deposit. Transfer Cases & of $20.00 for each sol Transmissions Ploaie call (7401 446- · • Aflermarket . 0059 to arrange lor pickup. (6) 30, (7) 7 Authority oftlclat Notice or . agent oflhe signing the .· Public '1 bond. Bids ahall Ill sealed PUIILIC NOTICE NO· and marked •• Btd lor: TICE: Is hereby given Meigs county Paving thai on Friday, July 3, ProJect· round 23 and · 2009 ill. tO:OO a.m., a mailed or delivered to: public sale !'1111 ~ held Melga County Commls· at 2t1 w Second St., slonars Pomeroy, Ohio. The The . Meigs · County Farmor.a Bank and SavCourthouse, Second lngs Company Is stU· Street Pomeroy, Ohio lng tor cash In hanll or 45769 certified chock the tal· (6) 16, 23 30 lowing collateral: 1990 Dodge Ram tB7KM2689LS66n93 Public Notice · 2005 ~ord Freestyle 1FMZK06t25GA51785 POMEROY MILLEN· The Farmers Bank and NIUM BUiLDING o\L• Savlngo Company, TERATION PROJECT· Pomeroy, Ohio, re· GENERAl BIDDING serves the right to bid NOTES etthls aaie, and to with• Post on June 30th and draw the above coltetJuty 7th eral prior lo sale. Mandatory Prebld Further, The Farmera Maetlng .July 24th, al Bank and Savings 2:00p.m., at the Millen· Company renrvos the nlum Building, 660 E. right to ralact any or all Main St., Pomeroy, OH. bids oubmlttod. Bids due July 2181 at Tho above cr..crtbad 12:00 Noon at the collaterol will Ill sold Molga COIInty Chamber "as Is-where lo", with ot Commerce Building, no oxpreuad or lm· 238 w. Main St., piled warranty given. Pomaroy, OH. For further Information, Work to Commence: or foi' an appointment July 27th to Inspect collateral, companied by either a Retail side to be cOm· prior to sale date con~ bid bond In the amount of tO% ot tho · bid amount with a turety aalloloctory to tho aloreoald Molgo plated by September tract Cyndle or Ken at 4th. 992-2136. Anal ~IJ!pletton to be (6' 30 (7) 1, 2 Saptem,. 25th. Plans and apacltlc• !-~~~~~~· ~~~~;i1 · 742-2511! 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Wflal you Jearn might nofb8 lntend&cl for you, · " · ) Important mattor·thal needs to be 8otttad I should be done with the key pemn In I'M STIL.L NOFT~ING ·{ . YEAA. WE'LL · SEE. ._) dlarge. on a one-on·one ~><sts. .,. tess peopte tnvotve<l, the more tikotv you will ge1 wl!at vou want. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22·Jan. t9) - Do not treat tigh11y sny br!Jjhl ;doas yov 9et Of'1 ways and means to make or save money. You're eX1r13m&ly tuned In to these areas, and your perce~tlons could · tum Into big bl.l(;kl. AQUARIUS (Jon. 20·Feb. • 29 Years Experience *Experi'enced a R A L. F o· Y j.._,,_.,,.':"T~ · ,.....,,....-~. dille~ your tlrighlldrtl.lt In the yHr ahead. ntl• ·nnct but )'00,1 know What -do with21) It - Any SACllTIARIUS (Nov.to 23-Dec- \ SUFFER ··AFTER I'M. GONE. Concrete Removal and I • Pmmpt and Quulity. Work •Reasonablo Rates *Insured .· I ----------::::!· I P '\'i I(! I 110'\ '!!!!!!!!!!!! r • '• $105 51 "Pulp Flr;tlon" n1111e 52 o\~u mo. 54 Small bill ~ ' ,. . . 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Inquiry 31 Thomte 31 Nelthtr"t to Hoo . ochool lillie . pennloalon 32 Prall• for 39Stone13 trot or "1rilllon" workert 4t Captureo gallop .34 Headache • 15 SpOnlng 39 Food 43 --'of venutl acldfttvo ftandt - .---,,,.,., TAAIIE.Ltt:>! '<OU AAII\(oJ\tt 1'""-,i'\V~. sew... Since West has both the ace and ~ng o1 CELEBRITY CIPHER · spades, he should have the courage to by Lula Campoa lsad the ace. II the wmmy 01 Easfs Sig· Cflleibflty Cipher cryplotf~!!!tlrt craat~ from quota11on1 ~ lam out people , P.st arid prwelll. • Each lell&r ttl the -IIWIIK loi lnoth!lt. • •· nal suggests that continuing spades Is 1octay'i ciut:zequals a · ·: wrong, West can shill to tho heart king with noihing lost. Hare. thou~. East " Y B S F 0 M 'M ·x· K P · I P V V R R S ? X R I : would drop the jack lo ·show a sequence headed by the' J.t0.9. Thai would - · 0 8 S R R S , . X R I o' B S. R R S ·, B 0 B R E X • ',-shoUld - persuade Wast to continuo R 0 D N E Y .8 S E N T R R • Z P Y T E R T 1. with the king and anolher spatle•.giving CRTVRBE OPVTYBERRSt " · . S·T • the defense the first five tncks. Phillip Alder Is running a bridge crursa I R P II lrom Oct 24 to Nov. 2 out ol and bt~Ck 10 Fort Lauderdale that will go around the PREVIOUS SOLUTION: 'To ms, a rebel iSn't 80 much someone whO breaks' : Canbbean and Into the Panama Canal. the law as somaone who goes against tile adds.~· WIQiam Petersen Details ale at www.phlllipatdeibndge.com. • LOSER clth Jamss Callaghan. a fonner Pn~ Minister of Great Britain, said, ' A ~ader must have lhe courage to act against an expert's aclvlce.' Thai sometimes lf1PIIes at the bridge tattle, but no1 olton. In this deal, look at only lhe Wf!St hand. What would you lead against thr,. no-trump? An<lwoold you have bid two hearts over ons ootrump tor whatever vour conventional bid is to show a one-su~sr)? To take the questions in reverse cider, West sho\lld (101 bid over one no-tn~mp . To Intervene· whit a one-suied hand requires at least six cards in thai suit And he has excellent do1ense should the opponents.plow higher. h 1oo1ts so obvious to lead thaltitart ~ng. HOw could h be wrong to lead the top ol a long, strong sequence? Well, some· ~mash can. South win~ with his ace and takes eight lncks In the minors lor nine In Ir ........... Owners: Jon Van M.eter & . Paul Rowe · K 52 Opening lead: ?? SOMETHING FOR YOUl! S~eet • Dealer: South. Vulnerable: East-Weal South Weoi Nortb East 1NT Pass 3 NT All pass c.m.llln ·.~.. We Haul Gravel , Limestone, Coal, Compos!. Top Soil Call Walt or Sandy • 843 At 3 tAKQB Hours . Eetlmates 7 • ~ Local Contractor 16~17 Swerved + HAS ServiCe Toctmietan post· tion ·aVsHabte lor diesel ""'""';;,""'""'""'"""" and· hy<1taut~s. 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SCRAM·LETS ANSWliRS 6126/09 Sucker - Gulch - Bi~ .;_ Cnmch-_ CHECKS · l'v~ concluded that college stUdents lie lies with dolil 1 suits with stripeS tmd letters with CHECKS. : ARL()&JANIS •• �Pqe B6 • The Daily Sentinel www.mydallysentinel.com Tuesday,June3o,zoo9 Ohio St. coach impressed Thousands attend funeral for Iowa football coach by military's sacrifice .., I '·: COLUMBUS (AP) "Coaches, when we go to Take it from Jim Tressel. a hotel (on football road now an experienced world trips) , they have us a nice traveler. There are few room and usually a little places like Djibouti in early fruit basket," Tressel said. June. . · So when he heard · they "Djibouti was warm would be spending a couple 1 probably 130 or something of nights in one of former when we left," the Ohio Iraqi leader Saddam State football coach ·said last Hussein's palaces, Tressel w«k of the African nation . was thinkin~ comfortable "We were·taking our malar- bed, if no fruit basket. ia pills. I'm still taking '.'We walked in with our 'em." bags that we could barely Tressel was part · of a carry, we were in our bullet~oup of coaches - ·includ- proof vests that were 40mg Mack Brown of Texas, something pounds, and we Houston Nutt of were thinking, 'Man, I can't Mississippi, Rick Neuheisel wait to get into this room of UCLA, Jim Grobe of and have a little bit of fun,"' Wake Forest, Troy Calhoun Tressel said. "And we walk of Air Force and former in and there were four bunk Auburn coach Tonimy beds, one restroom." Tuberville - that toured They made do, of course, various military installations and found time for perspeciil Europe . the Middle East tive in ~addam's palaces in and Afnca this month. · the conung days. · · "I'd never really been ''The next night we had an anywhere, and all of a sud- hour or two before we went den I was on four continents to bed and we sat outside on and seven countries, and fly- his porch,'looked over at his ing in military planes," other palaces, thought about Tressel said. "Just seeing the kids we'd mel that day, those young people and thought about what had what they do and what ther, ~one on before there and sacrifice ... was impressive.' JUSt looked at one another He said the coaches were and said, 'Here we are, these ·well-received everywhere sorry football coaches, sit'they went, bu.t that luxuries ling . in Saddam's palace,"' were few and far between. Tressel sai\1. · Never was that point more · "We might have .even had evident than when the a cigar - 1 won't tell r.ou coaches arrived in Baghdad for sure. But it was like, in the middle of tb~: night, · 'Wow, if the boys could see ·weary from a long day. me now.'" Rockets enter partnership with D-League's Vipers . PARKERSBURG. Iowa ·(AP) Thousands of mourners gathered Monday to remember a slain high school football coach as a man of faith who believed in leading by example. Family, friends and former players packed into a church, community center and park· ing lot for the funeral for Ed Thomas, the 58-year-old longtime coach at AplingtonParkersburg High School who was ~unned · down Wednesday m the sc.hool weight room. Pastor Brad Zinnecker of First G:ongregational Church said the huge turnout was a testament to Thomas' faith . ''They recogniz¢ a man after God's own heart," Zinnecker said. "His personal life and public life. were one and the same." · . AP photo, The number of mourners Aaron Thomas stands near his father Ed Thomas' casket following graveside services, easily · topped the roughly Monday, in Parkersburg, Iowa. . Ed 'rhomas. the Aplington-Parkersburg .High, SchOol foot- , 1,800-person population .of ball coach, was shot in the. school's weight room last week. . · Parkersburg as people filled and to .do· something to · 'Packers linebacker Aaron "Ed Thomas was a very the church, watched a broad- improve the town. He Kampman, , Jl(cksonville strong individual; as you can · cast of the funeral in the recalled tl)at in May . 2008, Jaguars center Brad Meester, see today," Farley said. "Hp· .community center and after Parkersburg wa~ siruck Detroit Lions defensive end used football as an avenue to spilled into a parking lot to by a tornado that wiped .out · Jared DeVries .and Denver change the lives · of young · hsten to the service. about one-third of the town Bronco~ center Casey men and women." · Media coverage of the and killed six people, E!d Wiegmann . All four served Jon Wiegmann, the other funeral was limited, with Thomas was a key leader in as pai!bearers. : ; 'co-coach · at Apli!lgtorireponers banned from enter- · pushing for the reeovery of Authorities ha\1¢ 'charged Parkersburg, said the u~oni· ing the buildings. However, the community · abont 80 Mark Becker, a 24-year'old ing season would l)e d1fficult . a transcript of · an audio miles · nonheast of Des . fonner pia.yer at ~plington- without Thollllis. . recordidngafof ththe sfervicealwas Moines. . · · Parkersburg , With first- . "We're ·. ,going to have to re1ease ter e. uner · Aaron . Thomas urged degree murder. He remained become much better coach· In !he transcript, AI Ketns, mourners \O wake up .i n. the Cerro Gordo County es," Wiegmann &~id. "We a longtime asststant coach, T ·d 'th · d J'ail on. a $1 million bond. · know . .we're dealin~ · with . · descnoed the relat.ionship ues ay wt. a rene we sense of purpose. He said After · the funeral, young · men ~oing · t ugh · Thomas had with members they should get to work early University of Northern Iowa severe pain·. (This season) is of.the community. and leave late, because even football coach Mark Farley riot gomg to be about wins · "He only saw the best iri fmding time for small tasks reflected on Thomas'· impact and losses. It's going to be all of us," he said. "He never can make a difference. on his players. . about rebuilding a team.'' said no when others asked of Among those in attenhirn, so other people .could dance were members of football teams from across Iowa, never say no 10 him." Kerns, who has been named a co-coach for the dressed in their jerseys. · Thomas worked as a head team this fall, drew laughs cd!ICh for 37 seasons _ 34 . when he described how f.· Thomas would show his o . them at Ap1mgtonh hh d Parkersburg. He was named P1ayei'S ow muc e·care · · the NFL's 2005 high school "If Ed loved you, he'd c.oach of the year and over chew you out. More than · "'• d 292 84 · once," Kerns said. "And he '"" eareer amasse a .- · could make you feel this big·, rei:ord and two slate titles. 'but there was love in every ~ coached a number of bit of it. And sometimes, we p!!Ye~ who .went on to the all needed that." · NFL, mcludmg Green Bay One of Thomas' sons, .----'----.,..--------------'---~---_:..---\ , Aaron Thomas, told molirn'· ers his father would have wanted. the · community to "gel going" after his death .. , McALLEN, Texas (AP) ducing an exciting and - The Houston Rockets cpmpetitive brand of . are taking over basketball · NBA-style basketball to operations of the Rio fans in the Rio Grande Grande Valley Vipers in Valley," Rockets general what it says is the first manager Daryl Morey said partnership of its kind Monday. · · NBA The Rockets will host an with an Developmental League exhibition game against the Boston Celtics on .Oct. te.a m. · The move will give the 7 in Hidalgo, marking the Rockets control over the first time an NBA DP,layers assigned to the D- League team has hosted a League team and the final parent club for any part of say ori staff hirings, training cainp. coaching ·decisions · and even the schemes used in games. But the Vipers will still be locally owned by a group headed by Alonzo C!!ntu, and the groul.' will continue to oversee business operations. The Los Angeles Lakers, San Antonio Spurs and Oklahoma City Thunder own D·League affiliates and have total control over tile teams' ·basketball and bllsiness operations. Other tc;i,ms operate independ.!!ntly and serv~ as affiJi. ate~ .for multiple NBA ;tea.ris, whHe reserving the r~g'ht to hire their own . sratfs and run their own systems. • ;;"This unique partnership with the Vipers affords us the opportunity to take an increased role in the development of our young :players while also intro. . . . MORE POWER FOR THE PRICE. ·. .' .,,,.... ! . :·. . ·: • . .. r ·. .. ·..... ·.>, . ~.~.· .,.• . . ~\· .. ·' . . NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC The Meigs County Commissioner5 intend to apply for funding in the amount of $150,00iHrom the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, Ohio EPA. for financial assistance for the rrpelrJrtpl'f'megt"of (elllpp hgmc 'Y!dcmi· In order to prepare a listing of those homeownen in need of repair/replacement of failing home sewage system, applications for assistance will be available beginning Mgpdty, JWy !1.2!109 at the Meigs Grants· Office at 117 E. Memorial Drive, Pomeroy, Ohio (behind Holzer Clinic) from . 9:00a.m. to 4:00p.m., Monday through Thursday. Owner Occupied Households must meet the Federallnc<lme Guidellnes of hOusehold income less than 200% of poverty level. (See ·chart below) Appointments will be made to return . completed applications and provide.all necessary infonnation when applications are .picked up . . Assistance will be on a fir5t-come fint -served basis with preference for the etderlyl\lisabted. Please n.ote that this assistance will not install new systems! Interested homeowoer5 may call Jean Trusso:U, Grants Administrator, at 992-7908, if any questions. · se•• .. '··. 2009 POVERTY GUIDELINES All States (E~i:ept Alaska and Hawaii) and D.C. i' . '.' 1 l 10,830.00 11,996.00 14,403.911 14,620.50 16,l4$.10 14J70.00 17,4114.00 19."178.10 19,669.50 11,855.00 3 18."110.00 21,9'71.00 :14,352.30 :14,718.50 27,465.00 31,1l42.50 33,1173.50 36,1il0.00 38,587.50 40,792.50. -44,100.00 1.2,850.00 lli,46'0.GO l9,3l6.50 19,767.50 33,075.00 • 16 .50 47,711.50 51,580.00 25,790.00 30,.948.1111 34,300.7 4 5 1$,115l.50 l0,1135.50 ' 51,677.50 54,630.50 59,1160.00 .., 33,270.00 39,9:14.00 44,249.10 .u,914.50 49,1105.00 58,lU.50 61,549.50 66,540.00 8 . 37,1110.00 44,41.2.80 49,ll3.JO 49,963.50 55,515.00 64,767.50 6811'8.50 74,1110.00 Family units of mort than 8 members, add $3,740 for each additional member. . 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June. . · So when he heard · they "Djibouti was warm would be spending a couple 1 probably 130 or something of nights in one of former when we left," the Ohio Iraqi leader Saddam State football coach ·said last Hussein's palaces, Tressel w«k of the African nation . was thinkin~ comfortable "We were·taking our malar- bed, if no fruit basket. ia pills. I'm still taking '.'We walked in with our 'em." bags that we could barely Tressel was part · of a carry, we were in our bullet~oup of coaches - ·includ- proof vests that were 40mg Mack Brown of Texas, something pounds, and we Houston Nutt of were thinking, 'Man, I can't Mississippi, Rick Neuheisel wait to get into this room of UCLA, Jim Grobe of and have a little bit of fun,"' Wake Forest, Troy Calhoun Tressel said. "And we walk of Air Force and former in and there were four bunk Auburn coach Tonimy beds, one restroom." Tuberville - that toured They made do, of course, various military installations and found time for perspeciil Europe . the Middle East tive in ~addam's palaces in and Afnca this month. · the conung days. · · "I'd never really been ''The next night we had an anywhere, and all of a sud- hour or two before we went den I was on four continents to bed and we sat outside on and seven countries, and fly- his porch,'looked over at his ing in military planes," other palaces, thought about Tressel said. "Just seeing the kids we'd mel that day, those young people and thought about what had what they do and what ther, ~one on before there and sacrifice ... was impressive.' JUSt looked at one another He said the coaches were and said, 'Here we are, these ·well-received everywhere sorry football coaches, sit'they went, bu.t that luxuries ling . in Saddam's palace,"' were few and far between. Tressel sai\1. · Never was that point more · "We might have .even had evident than when the a cigar - 1 won't tell r.ou coaches arrived in Baghdad for sure. But it was like, in the middle of tb~: night, · 'Wow, if the boys could see ·weary from a long day. me now.'" Rockets enter partnership with D-League's Vipers . PARKERSBURG. Iowa ·(AP) Thousands of mourners gathered Monday to remember a slain high school football coach as a man of faith who believed in leading by example. Family, friends and former players packed into a church, community center and park· ing lot for the funeral for Ed Thomas, the 58-year-old longtime coach at AplingtonParkersburg High School who was ~unned · down Wednesday m the sc.hool weight room. Pastor Brad Zinnecker of First G:ongregational Church said the huge turnout was a testament to Thomas' faith . ''They recogniz¢ a man after God's own heart," Zinnecker said. "His personal life and public life. were one and the same." · . AP photo, The number of mourners Aaron Thomas stands near his father Ed Thomas' casket following graveside services, easily · topped the roughly Monday, in Parkersburg, Iowa. . Ed 'rhomas. the Aplington-Parkersburg .High, SchOol foot- , 1,800-person population .of ball coach, was shot in the. school's weight room last week. . · Parkersburg as people filled and to .do· something to · 'Packers linebacker Aaron "Ed Thomas was a very the church, watched a broad- improve the town. He Kampman, , Jl(cksonville strong individual; as you can · cast of the funeral in the recalled tl)at in May . 2008, Jaguars center Brad Meester, see today," Farley said. "Hp· .community center and after Parkersburg wa~ siruck Detroit Lions defensive end used football as an avenue to spilled into a parking lot to by a tornado that wiped .out · Jared DeVries .and Denver change the lives · of young · hsten to the service. about one-third of the town Bronco~ center Casey men and women." · Media coverage of the and killed six people, E!d Wiegmann . All four served Jon Wiegmann, the other funeral was limited, with Thomas was a key leader in as pai!bearers. : ; 'co-coach · at Apli!lgtorireponers banned from enter- · pushing for the reeovery of Authorities ha\1¢ 'charged Parkersburg, said the u~oni· ing the buildings. However, the community · abont 80 Mark Becker, a 24-year'old ing season would l)e d1fficult . a transcript of · an audio miles · nonheast of Des . fonner pia.yer at ~plington- without Thollllis. . recordidngafof ththe sfervicealwas Moines. . · · Parkersburg , With first- . "We're ·. ,going to have to re1ease ter e. uner · Aaron . Thomas urged degree murder. He remained become much better coach· In !he transcript, AI Ketns, mourners \O wake up .i n. the Cerro Gordo County es," Wiegmann &~id. "We a longtime asststant coach, T ·d 'th · d J'ail on. a $1 million bond. · know . .we're dealin~ · with . · descnoed the relat.ionship ues ay wt. a rene we sense of purpose. He said After · the funeral, young · men ~oing · t ugh · Thomas had with members they should get to work early University of Northern Iowa severe pain·. (This season) is of.the community. and leave late, because even football coach Mark Farley riot gomg to be about wins · "He only saw the best iri fmding time for small tasks reflected on Thomas'· impact and losses. It's going to be all of us," he said. "He never can make a difference. on his players. . about rebuilding a team.'' said no when others asked of Among those in attenhirn, so other people .could dance were members of football teams from across Iowa, never say no 10 him." Kerns, who has been named a co-coach for the dressed in their jerseys. · Thomas worked as a head team this fall, drew laughs cd!ICh for 37 seasons _ 34 . when he described how f.· Thomas would show his o . them at Ap1mgtonh hh d Parkersburg. He was named P1ayei'S ow muc e·care · · the NFL's 2005 high school "If Ed loved you, he'd c.oach of the year and over chew you out. More than · "'• d 292 84 · once," Kerns said. "And he '"" eareer amasse a .- · could make you feel this big·, rei:ord and two slate titles. 'but there was love in every ~ coached a number of bit of it. And sometimes, we p!!Ye~ who .went on to the all needed that." · NFL, mcludmg Green Bay One of Thomas' sons, .----'----.,..--------------'---~---_:..---\ , Aaron Thomas, told molirn'· ers his father would have wanted. the · community to "gel going" after his death .. , McALLEN, Texas (AP) ducing an exciting and - The Houston Rockets cpmpetitive brand of . are taking over basketball · NBA-style basketball to operations of the Rio fans in the Rio Grande Grande Valley Vipers in Valley," Rockets general what it says is the first manager Daryl Morey said partnership of its kind Monday. · · NBA The Rockets will host an with an Developmental League exhibition game against the Boston Celtics on .Oct. te.a m. · The move will give the 7 in Hidalgo, marking the Rockets control over the first time an NBA DP,layers assigned to the D- League team has hosted a League team and the final parent club for any part of say ori staff hirings, training cainp. coaching ·decisions · and even the schemes used in games. But the Vipers will still be locally owned by a group headed by Alonzo C!!ntu, and the groul.' will continue to oversee business operations. The Los Angeles Lakers, San Antonio Spurs and Oklahoma City Thunder own D·League affiliates and have total control over tile teams' ·basketball and bllsiness operations. Other tc;i,ms operate independ.!!ntly and serv~ as affiJi. ate~ .for multiple NBA ;tea.ris, whHe reserving the r~g'ht to hire their own . sratfs and run their own systems. • ;;"This unique partnership with the Vipers affords us the opportunity to take an increased role in the development of our young :players while also intro. . . . MORE POWER FOR THE PRICE. ·. .' .,,,.... ! . :·. . ·: • . .. r ·. .. ·..... ·.>, . ~.~.· .,.• . . ~\· .. ·' . . NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC The Meigs County Commissioner5 intend to apply for funding in the amount of $150,00iHrom the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, Ohio EPA. for financial assistance for the rrpelrJrtpl'f'megt"of (elllpp hgmc 'Y!dcmi· In order to prepare a listing of those homeownen in need of repair/replacement of failing home sewage system, applications for assistance will be available beginning Mgpdty, JWy !1.2!109 at the Meigs Grants· Office at 117 E. Memorial Drive, Pomeroy, Ohio (behind Holzer Clinic) from . 9:00a.m. to 4:00p.m., Monday through Thursday. Owner Occupied Households must meet the Federallnc<lme Guidellnes of hOusehold income less than 200% of poverty level. (See ·chart below) Appointments will be made to return . completed applications and provide.all necessary infonnation when applications are .picked up . . Assistance will be on a fir5t-come fint -served basis with preference for the etderlyl\lisabted. Please n.ote that this assistance will not install new systems! Interested homeowoer5 may call Jean Trusso:U, Grants Administrator, at 992-7908, if any questions. · se•• .. '··. 2009 POVERTY GUIDELINES All States (E~i:ept Alaska and Hawaii) and D.C. i' . '.' 1 l 10,830.00 11,996.00 14,403.911 14,620.50 16,l4$.10 14J70.00 17,4114.00 19."178.10 19,669.50 11,855.00 3 18."110.00 21,9'71.00 :14,352.30 :14,718.50 27,465.00 31,1l42.50 33,1173.50 36,1il0.00 38,587.50 40,792.50. -44,100.00 1.2,850.00 lli,46'0.GO l9,3l6.50 19,767.50 33,075.00 • 16 .50 47,711.50 51,580.00 25,790.00 30,.948.1111 34,300.7 4 5 1$,115l.50 l0,1135.50 ' 51,677.50 54,630.50 59,1160.00 .., 33,270.00 39,9:14.00 44,249.10 .u,914.50 49,1105.00 58,lU.50 61,549.50 66,540.00 8 . 37,1110.00 44,41.2.80 49,ll3.JO 49,963.50 55,515.00 64,767.50 6811'8.50 74,1110.00 Family units of mort than 8 members, add $3,740 for each additional member. . 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