https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/7f91c119876f00ad451374886bb56d63.pdf 3f43e4afa8cc954d6fef85f2ef353ffa PDF Text Text ., Page B6 • The paily Sentinel www.mydailyse,ntinel.com Tuesday, March 25, 2008 AU the top seeds move on in NCAA tournament, so do three double-digit underdogs BY EDDIE PELLS ASSOCIATED PRESS All the top seeds made it through. So did a couple of the country's top freshmen. Stanford's coach will be back on the sidelines. Duke will watch the rest. of the tournament from the couch. George Mason is gone, but three double-digit seeds with George Mason-like dreams remain. After Sunday's games, there are only 16 teams remaining in the NCAA tournament, though many of -the story lines that existed when. the br'\cket came out are still alive and well .. The conversation starts with the No. I seeds. · UCLA, Kansas, Memphis and North Carolina all made it through. The Jayhawks and Tar Heels did it most ·impressively. winning their four games by an average of 28. Memphis and UCLA, meanwhile, looked vulnerable in their second-round victories. The Bruins, . in fact, lost two points on Sunday even though they didn't play. NCAA officials said the final score of their Saturdaynight win over Texas A&M should be 51-49 instead of 53-49 because a meaningless, last-se'cond dunk 'by Powers· fromPageBl go back and take a look at them. It's a quick turnaround, so we'll have to get ourselves ready." Kosta Koufos had 17 points and Othello Hunter controlled the paint with a career-high 16 rebounds to go with II points. "Othello played like a man tonight and did a tremendous job on the glass," Matta said. Asked the last time that his coach had paid him such a compliment, Hunter Russell Westbrook didn't .come before the buzzer. "We've been gettin~ everybody's best game,' Bruins coach Ben Howland said after UCLA barely escaped. "That's why this is the greatest sporting event in all of American sports, because anybody can beat anybody." Speaking of which, UCLA's next opponent in the · W~st Regional is Western Kentucky, one of three double-digit .seeds remaining in the tournament. The J2th-seeded Hill toppers were part of the craziness in Tampa, where · upsets reigned and 12th-seeded Villanova also advanced out of the Midwest Regional. The Wildcats were one of the final bubble teams to make the tournament, and wound up as one of .the few pieces of good news for the Big East, which took eight team's into the first weekend -. more than any conference -and left with only three. Louisville rolled through its two· ~ames, including a 78-48 wm over Oklahoma on Sunday, and West Virginia also advanced with an upset over secon' ;eeded Duke. The Mountaineers, who play Xavier next in the West, are coached by the com- and said, grinned "Tennessee, probably." In that game, he had his previous best in rebounds with 14 against the sixthranked Volunteers. Jerome Randle had 18 points and Ryan Anderson, averaging 21.4 a game, added II for Cal, making its first appearance in Columbus since Dec. 23, 1949. . . · , "It wa~ an off night for me," Anderson said. "I can't sa)' it was all me. They defimtely played great defense . throughout the game." The lead never dipped below 14 points again after the Buckeyes opened the second half with a 7-0 run Johnson 's next game, knocked out another No. 2 should he choose to stick seed, Georgetown, for an around for ii, could be a encore. good one, against Texas and Kansas plays Villanova on Rick Barnes in the South the other side of the Regional in Houston. Midwest bracket. Those . The other South game pits familiar with their NCAA Memphis,- a 77-74 winner history will note thal over Mississippi State, matchup as a stark reminder against Michigan State. The that not all underdogs have Spartans, after being a popu- to be from nowhereland. Jar pick to win the Big·Ten, In 1988, it was Danny didn't live up to expectations · Manning and K~nsas knockand played m11ch of the sea-. mg off heav1ly favored son under the radar. Oklahoma in .the finals . It means freshman Kalin Three years earlier, Rollie Lucas might not be as much Massimino ~nd Villanova of a household name as pulled off one of the biggest either · Michael Beasley upsets ever, in a 66:64 victo(Kansas State) and O.J. ry over Georgetown for the Mayo (USC) - both of title. . whom are gone from the 'Nova is in the regional tournament - or Kevin semis for the third time io Love (UCLA) and Derrick the last four years. Rose (Memphis), who still In the East, . No. . 3 remain. Louisville · plays No. 2 But maybe not for long. Tennessee and No. 4 Lucas combined with senior Washington State plays No. Drew Neitzel to help the I NOrth Carolina. · Spartans pull away from Pitt · Form held perfectly there, AP photo for a 65-54 win Saturday though the Volunteers strugXavier guard Dante Jackson, left, pressures ·Purdue's and keep Tom Izzo in the gled mightily against both Marcus Gre,en during the first half in a second-round NCAA running for his fifth Final American and Butler, while Washington State was surWest Regional men's basketball tournament game Saturday Four. In the Midwest, Big Ten prisingly impressive in In Washington. champion Wisconsin will blowouts over Winthrop and bustible Bob Huggins, Trent Johnson of Stanford. · take on the NCAA's other Notre Dame. though Huggins was hardly Ejected in the first half double_-digit surprise. That Even bigger steps will be the biggest newsmaker on against Marquette, Johnson would be lOth-seeded taken beginning Thursday in the coaching front over the watched from the locker Davidson, which beat Phoenix and Charlotte, N.C., weekend. . room as his team won by one Gonzaga for its first tourna- then Friday in Detroit and Instead, that honor· went to in overtime. ment win since 1969, then Houston. to' extend a spurt in which old Cow Palace in San they outscored the Golden Francisco -.Ohio State's Bears 24-4 to take com- only national championship mand. in men's basketball. "The last few minutes of The Buckeyes started out the first half they created slowly on Monday night, some separation," Cal seemingly caught up in the coach Ben Braun said. moment. The atmosphere "That really hurt us." was decidedly non-NIT The meeting was the first . more like a clash with a Big between the teams since the . Ten heavyweight. Even 1960 national championship though the most recent bangame. Those Buckeyes, led ner hanging from the rafters bysuper sophs Jerry Lucas . was for the 1992 Big Ten and John Havlicek, along championship, St. John with Joe Roberts, L11rry Arena became a hornets' Siegfried, Mel Nowell and a nest. · . little-used sub named Bob · Down 19- 18 with 6 1/2 Knight, pounded the ritinutes left in the half, the defending national champi- ,. Buckeyes scored 17 of the on · Golden Bears of coach next 19 points for a 35-21 Pete Newe!l, 75-55 at the lead - Butler scoring nine points, all on 3s, along with thtee inside shots by Koufos and a follow by Hunter. They made just I of their fromPageBl first II shots behind the arc before Butler hit three each met with a louder roar Dayton led 14-11 at the from the crowd. After Cal time, but Illinois State made broke the spell to cut the five straight shots to take a lead to 35-23 on an 19-161ead. The advantage went back Anderson drive, Ohio State continued-their hot streak in and forth the rest of the half the second half to pull out before Roberts swished a 3• pointer with five seconds · ofreach. "It was our defense ' " left for a 28-all tie at the . Butler said of the key to the intermission·. Illinois State spurt. "We turned them did most of its damage over, which led to. easy inside in the first half, buckets. I think they just outscoring the Flyers 18-6 lost me a few times and I in the paint as the Redbirds took advantage and had I0 assists on their 12 knocked them down." baskets. Special education . class learns by making coffee, A6 Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio .1111 I '\1 .... •\ol. -,-. '\o . 1· 1 • Buckeyes to face Dayton next in NIT. SeePageB1 BY BRIAN MIDDLEPORT . Middleport Village Council hired a new clerk .for the mayor's court and discussed new computer hardware and software for the court at Monday evening's regular meeting. Council hired Joyce Fry as part-time clerk to process court documents, receive fines and perform other clerical duties. A sec- ' \\1 1\\. lll ~ tlail"'' "linl'l.<·om ond court clerk·also works part-time and additional hours . as a police department disP.atcher. Counctl authorized Mayor Michael Gerlach to purchase a new software system for ·the court, based on a recommendation from the finance committee. The software system is an upgrade to a system now in use, which Gerlach said is ·not adequate to handle the court cases, because it is designed for smaller courts. . Gerlach said fines issued by the village have doubled since the first of the year. He said he anticipates fines collection could reach $50,000 ..this year. Council also authorized the purchase of a new laptop computer to operate the software. The new laptop will allow the clerks to work in different areas, as needed, and will ensure that the system is accessed only by those authorized • to do so. Fiscal Officer Susan Baker told the finance committee earlier Monday that the software upgrade will allow ·the court 'to operate more efficiently, and save the village the cost of printe4forms. The purchase · will be made from a special fund for computer equipment made up of part of court costs paid by defendants in the court. The software will cost $5,600, but the villa~e will receive credit for tts purchase of the ''ligh,t" system to be replaced. Council approved a proclamation declaring the National Day of Prayer in Middleport on May I. Brenda Barnhart of the local National Day of Prayer Committee met with council to discuss the schedule of events for the week-long observance. Participants will form a "circle of prayer" around the Please see Council, AS Bv BETH SERGENT OBITUARIES · Page AS · • Dorothy Hawk • Golda A. Heiney · • Nedra Wilhelm Jones ·• Robert W. Reed •. '•· ., ,. ,·. l;!J, !. 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The Daily Sentin~l \\111'\1...,11\' Middleport approves court clerk, new software SPORTS INSIDE ·Place Your Paid Classified Ad In Wednesday's Gallipolis Daily Tribune, Point Pleasant Register or Daily Sentine~ And It Will Run For FREE In The Tri-County Marketplace! • • Dayton REACH 3 COUNTIES Red Sox, Athletics open season in Japan, Bt ' 82-4 Comics 8s l!.ditorials A4 As Obituaries 8 Section Sports Weather f . A6 aoo8 Oblo Valley Pulllloh1ntl Co. '· RACINE - The Ohio Environmental Protection AgelicY. is taking comments by mall until April 9 and at its April 2 meeting in Racine concerning American Municipal Power-Ohio's pendmg water quality certification. The OEPA meeting begins at 6:30 p.m. at Southern Elementary School inside the cafetorium. During the meeting an infonnatiop session abOut tlie pending certification will take place followed by questmns and comments from the public. So what exactly are residents supposed to comment about? According to OEPA, AMP-Ohio's "preferred alternative" involves filling a total of 1.01 wetland acres and 10,359 linear feet of headwater stream' . The barge fleeting fac II 11 would involve ,>lacing IL m<><'ring cells, six ·unloading cells and a 60-feet wide by 15-feet deep channel for equipment unloading. Stabilizing the Ohio River bank 1,800 feet upstream from the barge mooring facility would involve excavating the river bank. . According to OEPA, AMP says stabilization would be achieved using approximately 45,000 cubic yards of nprap with an average diameter of I 8 inches. The OEPA will also consider other alternatives resulting in lessor or no impacts to Water quality. AMP-Ohio is required to seek this ce.rtification as is any other entity that wishes to discharge dredged or fill material to waters of the state. AMP~ Ohio must obtain a water quality certification from both the OEPA and a permit from theUrutedStatesArmyCoqm of Engineers. OEPA's review is to ensure the project will comply with Oliio' s water quality standards. · In a statement, the OEPA said AMP-Ohio's proposed project may result in a chans.e from the current water quality · conditions in the Ohio River and upland tributaries . and wetlands, but cannot violate Ohio's water quality standards that protect huptan health and the environment. The OEPA will consider the technical, economic, social and enviromnental as~ts of the project before dectding to issue or deny a water quality certification. · . Written comments, concerns or support of the certification can he mailed to Ohio EPA, Division of. Surface Water, Attn: Permits Processing Urut, P.O. Box 1049, Columbus, 43216. 1049. Those wishing to be pi3Cef:l on an interested par~ ties mailing list may also use this address. Correspondence about this permit should reference OEPA project number 073145. ' c....._ Hoelllch/photot Lef!.Qra Leifheit, R. N., left, draws blood from Cathy Nettles of Middleport to test cholesterol and glucose leveis at Women's Health Day. BY CHARLENE HOEFUCH They calculated body mass iqdex, and provided colon cancel' screening kits, along . ' . RUIT{.,AND - . Many with distributing educationMeigs County women got al material on nutrition and· a better understanding of smoking cessation. their current health condiThe mobile van from tions and what preventa- Ohio State University's tive measures they need to James Cancer Center was take to remain healthy at brought in for the day to do the Women's Health Day mammograms, free of Rutland charge to those uninsured . program · in Tuesday. or underinsured or with a The . . Meigs County high deductib)e. Also on Can¢er Initiative with help site was a nurse practition- . from its .'"Think Pink" pro- er from Ohio University's gram, along with other Osteopathic· Medicine to agencies and health care do breast examinations on facilities provided free women. Brian Hoffman, exercise physiologist at the Wellness Center screenings for cancer, lung O'Bleness Memorial of the Meigs County Council on Aging, explains body mass function, cholesterol, gluPluH see Clinic. AS index results to one ·of the health clinic participants. cose, and osteoporosis. HOEFLICHCJMYDAILYSENTINELCOM . . . . April is 'Clean Up Month' in Middleport BY BRIAN J. R.EED BREEOOMYOAILYSENTINEL.COM MIDDLEPORT - April · has been declared "Clean Up Month" in Middleport. Residents are asked to participate by cleaning· and beautifying their properties. Meeting Monday e~ening, . Middleport Village Council approved the proclamation, ' "If we all try, Middleport . "This is the month we can encouraging residents to pick be that pretty town . all help, by cleaning up the can up litter, landscape and make other cosmetic improve- again," Gerlach said. "I've yard, painting, planting ments to their .properties. been impressed with h(lw more flowers than usual, "An image has developed ~any people are volunteer- picking up trash we see in of what people want for mg !::> work toward that the street and throwing it ·Middleport," Mayor goal. away. If it is big, drag it .to Michael Gerlach said. "It is Gerlach said h~ has heard the curb and we' 11 try to get the 'good old days,' pretty from man.Y residents an.d it hauled away on our reguhouses, flower beds, tree- for~er res1de~ts about the1r lar trash pickup days." lined streets - a place to deme to 1mprove the appearance of the village. Please see April, AS raise a family." Meigs receives visit from rock hall of fame Bv BETH SERGENT BSERGENTCPMYDAILYSENTINEL.COM POMEROY - Meigs County will host two Rock and Roll Hall of Famers this Sunday when Roger McGuinn joins Fur Peace Rancher Jorma Kaukonen at the Fur Peace Station Concert Hill! on St. Clair ·Road, Pomeroy. The show is sold out as are the station's upcoming con- certs with Tommy Emmanuel and Warren Haynes. . Thi~ is McGQinn's second visit to Fur Peace Station and he'll be joining Kaukonen on stage during the set on Sunday. McGuinn was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1991 with his group The Byrds which had several hits .in the 1960's. Soll)e of The Byrds' greatest hits include Mr. Tambouri~ Man (1964), All I really Want to Do (1965), Thm! 1\trn! Thrn! (1965), Eight Miles High (1966), So You Want to be a Rock and Roll Star (1967), Wasn't Born to Follow (1969) from the Easy Rider Soundtrack. McGuinn is also known for his familiar Rickenbacker guitar and ·blending the sound of Dylan's folk with Beatles' rock1 Kaukonen was inducted into the hall in 1996 with members of )lis group ·the Jefferson Airplane . . The Jefferson Airplane received acclaim in 1967 with the release of its Surrealistic Pillow album containing the hits White Rabbit, Somebody tb Love and Embryonic Journey. . For more information on the concert series at Fur ' Peace Station Concert Hall, go to www.furpeaceranch.com or cal/992-6228. �• The Daily Sentinel· ANNIE'S MAILBOX Be careful what · you wish for BY KATHY MncHru home from her full-time job. Iter first question is AND MARCY SUGAR always, "So. what did you Dear Annie: It's been do today?" as if all I do is sit almost a year since my hus- around watching TV. I do band and I separated. We some things around · the were married for 12 years, house, like make the bed, do and for most of them, we the dishes, etc., but she acts lived like roommates. Our as if she expects me to be only real fights were trig- tearing out walls and replacgered because I kept telling ing carpeting. him I wanted a more inti- , I think she is jealous of mate relationship. my ~ituation; plus, she is He was not willing to startmg to have some invest more in our marriage. menopausal symptoms (she He seemed comfortable, is 48). I am running out of although not in love with patience with her attitude. me. I realized things would- What should I do? - Sick n't improve, but all my . and Tired other needs were met, we Dear Tired: Women were good friends, and most often have the same comimportantly, we had a son. I plaint when they stay home decided to stick with it as with children and their buslong as I could because I bands ask what they did all · had been married before day. If you work fewer and didn't want to go hours than your wife and through another divorce. aren't caring for dependent Suddenly and abruptly, family members, you however, he left me for· should be doing more of the someone else. housekeepin~. laundry, groThe thing is, my. ex's eery shoppmg and meal brother, "Rex," and I start- preparation. The fact that ed talking about the situa- your wife is nasty may tion, and as we began call- mean jealousy or h(lfmones log each other more, we are .preventing · her from confided that there had keejJing a ?~ter lid' ori h~ been an attraction between anger, but tt iloesn~t make 11 us since the day we met. I less valid. It's time to. open have fallen in love with this the lines of commuilication man. He seems like my soul so you can · discuss each mate. Rex, on the other other's expectations. Dear Annie: "Curious in hand, says he cares about me and wants to be · with the ~ast" asked how chilme, but won't allow himself dren react when Mom is the to fall too deepJy into this one who leaves the marrelationship because it feels · riage. like he is betraying his I · always thought the brother. He also knows his · phrase "it felt like a weight family will not accept our was lifted from my shoulbeing together. del&" was si.try>IY. a.figure of Do you think these. obsta- ,speech, · unU} .,, · Mom cles can be overcome? announceCi sbe was leaving Could we be happy togeth- Dad fo£, ariothef Inaii and a er? -Jane in Ari,zona : real, .honest-to-gosh weight Dear Jllne: People can literally lifted frofil my Jearn to accept what is shoulders. Whoa! · inevitable, and "betrayal" 'I had no idea· how much apparently runs mthe fanii- ~- the' stress in 'our ·home· was ly. However, it would affecting me physically require tllat Rex-completely until that day, I just wish she support the idea and· make a had left, him .years before. firm commitment to the rela- We all 'would have been · tionship, and he obviously is ·much ~~~ier: ~- KAnsas reluctant to do either. Also, Anlii# r Mailbox -is writbrothers can be a lot alike, tim by Kolhy ·Mitchell and and whatever attracted you Marcy Sugar, longtime edito your ex-husband may also tors of the Ann Landers be what makes Rex so . column. Please e-mail your appealing. So be careful questions to .anniesmail· what you wish for. box@comeast.net, or write Dear Annie: I am a. 48- to: Annie'J Mailbox, P.O. year-old male, recently Box 118190, Chicago, IL retired from a civil servant 60611. To find out more position after 25 ye\lfs. I aboui · Annie's ·Mtiilllox, now work part time in the and'read featutea. by other evenmgs, four days a week. Creators Syndicate writers Ever since my retirement, and ·cartoonists; Yisit · ~he my wtfe has been extremely Creator:& $yndicate · We/J nasty to me when she gets page at www.creattirs.com. CSHA plans benefit dinner for Chester Courthouse· CHESTER- The annual The price for the home benefit dinner and auction cooked meal and a chance at for the Chester Courthouse .a door price is $15. and museum will be held on Tickets are on sale at April4. Summerfields Restaurant, The dinner with a variety Baums Lumber and the of food selections will be Chester Courthouse (740served at 6:30p.m. followed 985-9822) in Chester; · by an auction of donated Farmers_Bank in Pomeroy items. "The proceeds all go and Tuppers Plains, Peoples into keeping the lights on at Bank in Pomeroy, the Meigs . the Chester courthouse, County of Chamber museum and the Academy Commerce in Pomeroy, or so they can.stay open to the can be obtained by e-mail public," said Mary Powell, chestercourthouse@windan active CSHA member. stream.net. Grandparenting class offered RAVENSWOOD, W.Va. -River Valley Health and Wellness Center and Ripley Family Medicine are hosting a "Grand Parenting Class" from 1-3 p.m. on Friday at the Ravenswood Senior Center. The class is in response to many grandparents who provide daily child care for their grandchildren and others who have their grandchildren for a short visit. This class provides the basics on care and safety. Susan Pitts from CamdenClark Memorial Hospital will be teaching the class that . covers general infant care for newborns, infant safety, infant CPR and early childhood growth and development. "Family involvement is a vital link to healthy children. Being a grandmother is my favorite job and I am happy to be a part of a project that supports the grandparents' role in the family. We are very fortunate to have Susan Pitts available to teach this class in Jackson County. It is very popular when she teaches it in Parkersburg and her classes fill up fast so call early to reserve a spot in the class," stated Dee Scritchfield CEO. There will be a charge of $5 for each participant, class size is limned. If you are interested in enrolling in the "Grand Parenting Class" or desire more information, contact Denise Toler at (304) 273-1033. COMMUNITY Family Medicine _ Page.A2 BY THE BEND :The Daily Sentinel Wedilesday, March 26, 2008 .Community Calendar Aching toe may benefit from rest, ice aiul elevation Question: My husband will probably be told to stop in hiking boots to prevent has starred running at the runmng or jumping for motion of the MTP JOint. If gy'(l. on the treadmill and at about three weeks to pro- you can run in the boots the track. Recently he start- mote healing of his dam- without turf toe pain returned having pain in the base aged MTP joint. ing, mention that your docof his big toe. His buddy His doctor may also rec- tor: He or she can prescribe told him it sounded like ommend an anti-inflamma- an appropriate 'orthotic "turf roe." Is this a real tory medication such as ,device for you. . meJical condition, and if so, ibuprofen. When full activi- · lf that experiment doesn't. what can he do about it? ty is resumed, some people work, it would be wise to · Answer: Your husband use special inserts that pre- mention that to your physimay very well have "turf vent bending of the MTP cian as well. toe," which is a real medical joint of the big toe. As a condition. In case you feel way to test. whether an Family Medicine® is a that such commonplace· orthotic insert might help, a weekly column. To submit nomenclature isn't befitting friend of mine who ·· is a questions, write to MarlhaA. a real disease, you'll be podiatrist suggested running · Simpson, D. 0., M.B.A., happy to know that turf toe actually does have an official polysyllabic, tonguetwisting, medical sounding name: metatarsophalangeal joint sprain, In fact , und~r­ standing this doctor jargon will help you understand what takes place when one gets turf toe. The joint at the base of each toe is called the metatarsophalangeal (MTP) joint. In the first, or "big" toe, this joint can become injured · whep you bend it backwards (hyperextend) during exercise. Sometimes this happens ~aiHpoHs ·with just one major trauma to . the toe. You )Jiay,. for · instance, nuike a qwck cut and change direction. on· the : football or soccer field iind, thereby, jarti your toe into the ttJrf or ground and bend it too far backwards. · · At other times, as might be more likely in your husband's case, it is repeated smaller injuries that cause. .turf toe. This bending past the optimal range of motion . is seen most often in athletes · who run or jump on artificial · turf, hence the name, turf toe. Basketball players and ... those working out in gyms can also get turf toe. In . these cases, perhaps we · ought to call it "court toe," ' and "gym toe." By whatever name you call it, the primat')' symptom of this disorder ts pain in the MTP joint at the base· of the big toe. If left untreated, it can also -cause swelling and stiffness of the toe: In severe cases, the pain may be so bad that; it causes you to limp and prevents you from running. In turf toe, the force of the initial injury or the repeated trauma is often strong enough to actually tear the capsule that surrounds the ' MTP joint. If left untreated, this can l_ead to instability of the big toe joint. It can also cause arthritis 'to develop in the affected joint. Since the _big toe plays a major role in enablin~ us to walk, chronic pain m this joint can be quite debilitating. Diagnosis is usually made by history of an MTP joint injury . or of continued impact to the joint with running or jumpmg. An X-ray wm rule out a fracture to the area. Treatment is usually just rest, ice and elevation of the painful toe. If your ~usban~ 's d~tor does diagnose hlfll w1th turf toe, he Ohio University College of Osteopathic Medicine, P.O. Box 110, Athens, Ohio 45701, or via e-mail to readerquestiotls@familymedi· cinenews.org. Medical information in this column is pro• ' vided as an educational ser.vice only. It does not replace the judgment of your personal physiciJZn, who should be relied oli to diagnose and ·recommend ·treatment .for any medical conditions. Past columns are avoilable online at www.familymedicine· \ news.org. ' . ·'·Advertising Deadline: MONDAY, APRIL 14,2008 3:00PM Insertion Date: .WEDNESDAY, APRIL 16, ·. 446..2342. sua•rstara ............ .au Ellt lllllblll. 141-192-8814 ' "The Red Carpet Treatment" Your Carpd "~"a • • MONDAY... FRi!)A,Y ,IB:OG-6:30 and Upholstery !II Cle<1ning Solution ,.~ Marly 0' Bryant ...... ow...,. P.O. Bo,-4.-n SAT, 11'.00.5:00 SUf'l. 11 :oo--4:00 Birthdays Church events 67S.l333 Mlrk Ponar Bl . ~ . Wednesday, March 26 Saturday, March 30 MARIETTA - District POMEROY - Pomeroy 18 Small Government Merchants Association's ·Committee, 2 p.m., annual Easter egg hunt, I I . Buckeye Hills-Hocking a.m . .at Bob Roberts footValley Regional ball field in Pomeroy. Kids Development District, 1400 hunt in age . groups. Prizes Pike St.; Marietta. Purpose awarded. to select 10 projects for submission to Ohio Public Works Commission. • · MIDDLEPORT Wednesday, March 26 . ·Special meeting of RACINE - Eileen Buck, ·Middleport Village Council, · retired Southern · Local 7 p.m. Purpose: Executive School District teacher, will session to discuss and possi- observe her 90th birthday bly approve contract for vii- · on March 26. Cards may be lage administrator. sent to her at P.O. Box 96, SYRACUSE - Sutton Tombstone, Ariz. 85683. Township Trustees, special Monday, March 31 meeting, 7 p.m., Syracuse POMEROY - Maxine Yillage Hall. Goeglein will celebrate' her Thursday, March ').7 84th binhday today, cards can POMERDY Meigs be sent to 35610, Flatwoods Soil and Water · Road, Pomeroy 45769. Conservation District, .regular meeting, 11:30 a.m., ., office on Hiland Road. . Monday, March 31 RACINE Southern · Local School Board, regular meeting, 8 p.m., high school media room. Thursday, March 27 , TUPPERS PLAINS .Tuppers Plains VFW Post .:9053, 7 p.m. at the hall. , SYRACUSE - Meigs County Board of MRDD, 4 . p.m. at Carleton School. · • P.OMEROY - . Meigs County · Retired Teachers · group, noon luncheon meeting, at the Wild Horse Cafe . , Walter Bevins, the new Southeast Ohio director· of ORTA, will speak on current issues of retirees, · ,including health care. The River Blend quartet will entertain. Guests welcome. POMEROY- Alpha Iota Masters, II :30 a.m. at the Pomeroy United Methodist , Church. HARRISONVILLE ,Harrisonville Senior Citizens to meet II a.m. Blood pres.. sures wi II be taken, potluck and meeting to follow. Saturday, March 29 RACINE -· Meigs .CAN, discussion. on revisions to Gatling Ohio's proposed' min' .i;ng permit. 4 p.m.-5:30 p.m., ·.Racine Library, ca11949-2I75 for more information. · Monday, March 31 POMEROY - OH-KAN Coin Club, 7 p.m. at the Pomeroy Publi c Library. · . • Pomeroy Daily Sentinel . ......... 7408.2 IDIO Wednesday, March 26 MIDDLEPORT - The the adult choir of Middleport Church of Christ will present the cantata, "My Chains Are Gone," 7 p.m. at the church. Friday, March 28 GUYSVILLE - Revival, 7 p.m. Friday and Saturday at the Carthage Gap Community Church, Route 50, Guysville. Friday, "Never · Too Late" will sing; Sammy Anderson will r.reach; Saturday, Jarvis Fanuly will ·sing; Calvin Jarvis will speak. . Saturday, March 29 RACINE -Meigs CAN, · discussion on revisions to :.Gatling Ohio's proposed min:· ing permit, 4 p.m.-5:30 p.m., · :: Racme Library, call949-2175 · : for more information. . Sunday, March 30 : · MI,DDLEPORT - The :- Cornwell Twins, Blaine and ·: B.oyd, will sing at the I0: 15 : :a.m. service at the Middleport ; :First Baptist Chut;eh. ·1 MIDDLEPORT :' Humor Sunday to be : ·obsC~Jved at the II a.m. ser- . , :vice of the Middlepo~t ;. Presbyterian Church. ·, CARPENTER : ~ Carpenter Baptist Church, ;· 3071 I Route 143, Albany, :·to host community fellow: ship, 6 to 8 p.m. "The ; ·Buckeye Gospel Singers" to ::be featured. Potato bar with :·trimmings served. Everyone ., welcome to free event. :: Questions, call Pastor Whitt ::Akers, 740-591-1236. Other events 507 Mulberry Heights • Pomeroy, OH .(740) 992-3279 Free 1-en-5113-2433 Friday, March 28 :; MIDDLEPORT -Free · ~ community dinner, 4:30-6 · p.m., Mitidleport Church of , " Christ Family Life Center. :· Meat loaf, au gratin potatoes, : green beans and dessert. . Home ,.J;~ NationaiBa nk . Dr. A. Jacli.aon Batt.., Optometrist "' ·' ,},~·-",;"Jil t:~ A Home Bank For Home P••••l• ,. .. - • Youth events WASHINGTON COUNTY - Ohio Department of Transportation officials are continuing to pursue short.and long-term solutions to the rock fall problem that has stopped the flow of traffic on Ohio 7 north since Friday. O_DOT crews reported the fall of boulders and · . debris overnight last Wednesday, which resulted in an immediate restriction t.o traffic, an emergency assessment by a team of specialized eni)ineers, and the determination to close the route in the interest of public safety. "We understand the •inconvenience this places on the traveling public, but we have to maintain safety above' all," said District I0 Deputy Director Larry Woodford. "With that said, we are working to re-establish active traffic on Ohio 7 as quickly as possible." Although ODOT is still assessing a long-term solution with the assistance of' subsurface investigations, an immediare course of action has been determined. "The fir&t item of business is to work with local utility companies to move lines out of the work area." said District I 0 Public Information Officer Stephanie Filson. "Then, we need to remove the larger rocks that pose the most likely danger to motorists. After that, we will hopefully be able to place temporary barrier below and open the roadway to one lane of traffic." Officials originally planned to utilize ODOT maintenance crews to . 1 remove the larger rocks on site, but the local crews do not have the resources or expertise needed to safely perform the work. Instead, the district received approval this afternoon to have the work completed under emergency _cQnlract. Contra~tors are mobilizing today and will likely be working as early as tomorrow (Wednesday). Woodford explains that the emergency nature of the project presents unexpected challenges. ' "Even emergency proje((s require some level of preliminary development," sa id Woodford. "We need to clear the right-of-way, which includes working with utilities and property owners. We need to perform the studies necessary to make solid decisions on how to move forward . In a non-emergency situation. this process takes 24-36 months. We are working to boil that time frame down into days and weeks." As long-term alt ernatives are determined, a public meeting will likel y be held to provide an exchange of information between ODOT officiab and those impacted by the project. , ··we want tv assure public officials, commuters and community memhe" thm this project is a very high priority for us," said Fil son . "We are applying all of our available resource,. at the district , state and federal level s, to remedy this problem in the fastest possible way. In the meantime , we are committed to keeping the public informed as to our progress." . PLAY COVERALL BINGO Clubs and organizations •. 1!\allp otnbune .• joint jleasant Register . 26, 2008 WI.N UP TO $1,000 !!! A SPECIAL SECTION In The ' Wednesday, March shon-tenn ,t Public meetings PageA3 • ' iBINGO TODAY'S NUMBER IS: Dtbra K. Roark L.U'£Cfo', Agent 215-A Sixth Street Pt. Pleasant, WV 25550 304·67 5· 7036 Fax: 304·675-7387 112 I1.:.---t-=-t::;; 14 \ 13 21 .I 14 24 Auto/Home/Business/ Life/A nnulty . A.n lodependent Agency Representing Erie I nsuraoce .Erie ~ lrsurance' \• l ~. DILES HEARING CENTER • Delta · Rebecca Brashears, A~o~.D. , Around The Corner · rivercitiesins@suddenHnkmaii.rom I L--~r \ It's Just CCC-A ,._ A. One Stop Shop For A.ll Your Medical Equipment Needs! Stop In 4 Su Ow Sllowroo111! 435'/, Second Avl,!nue (740) 446-7619 ATHENS 275 West Union Street (740) 594·3571 • ' . A.cc,.,dited b1 the Joint Collllllisrion HAFFELT'S MILL OVTLET, INC. Your Area's #1 Floor Covering Dealer! Shaw Carpet and Floor Center Residential • Commercial • Wholesale • Retail 4247 State Route 160 Gallipolis, Ohio 1740·446·1107 Phone Twt~ loi.·aliom; 1/4 mlle north of Pomeroy -M11on Bridge , Mqon, WV · PMone 773·5721 �• The Daily Sentinel· ANNIE'S MAILBOX Be careful what · you wish for BY KATHY MncHru home from her full-time job. Iter first question is AND MARCY SUGAR always, "So. what did you Dear Annie: It's been do today?" as if all I do is sit almost a year since my hus- around watching TV. I do band and I separated. We some things around · the were married for 12 years, house, like make the bed, do and for most of them, we the dishes, etc., but she acts lived like roommates. Our as if she expects me to be only real fights were trig- tearing out walls and replacgered because I kept telling ing carpeting. him I wanted a more inti- , I think she is jealous of mate relationship. my ~ituation; plus, she is He was not willing to startmg to have some invest more in our marriage. menopausal symptoms (she He seemed comfortable, is 48). I am running out of although not in love with patience with her attitude. me. I realized things would- What should I do? - Sick n't improve, but all my . and Tired other needs were met, we Dear Tired: Women were good friends, and most often have the same comimportantly, we had a son. I plaint when they stay home decided to stick with it as with children and their buslong as I could because I bands ask what they did all · had been married before day. If you work fewer and didn't want to go hours than your wife and through another divorce. aren't caring for dependent Suddenly and abruptly, family members, you however, he left me for· should be doing more of the someone else. housekeepin~. laundry, groThe thing is, my. ex's eery shoppmg and meal brother, "Rex," and I start- preparation. The fact that ed talking about the situa- your wife is nasty may tion, and as we began call- mean jealousy or h(lfmones log each other more, we are .preventing · her from confided that there had keejJing a ?~ter lid' ori h~ been an attraction between anger, but tt iloesn~t make 11 us since the day we met. I less valid. It's time to. open have fallen in love with this the lines of commuilication man. He seems like my soul so you can · discuss each mate. Rex, on the other other's expectations. Dear Annie: "Curious in hand, says he cares about me and wants to be · with the ~ast" asked how chilme, but won't allow himself dren react when Mom is the to fall too deepJy into this one who leaves the marrelationship because it feels · riage. like he is betraying his I · always thought the brother. He also knows his · phrase "it felt like a weight family will not accept our was lifted from my shoulbeing together. del&" was si.try>IY. a.figure of Do you think these. obsta- ,speech, · unU} .,, · Mom cles can be overcome? announceCi sbe was leaving Could we be happy togeth- Dad fo£, ariothef Inaii and a er? -Jane in Ari,zona : real, .honest-to-gosh weight Dear Jllne: People can literally lifted frofil my Jearn to accept what is shoulders. Whoa! · inevitable, and "betrayal" 'I had no idea· how much apparently runs mthe fanii- ~- the' stress in 'our ·home· was ly. However, it would affecting me physically require tllat Rex-completely until that day, I just wish she support the idea and· make a had left, him .years before. firm commitment to the rela- We all 'would have been · tionship, and he obviously is ·much ~~~ier: ~- KAnsas reluctant to do either. Also, Anlii# r Mailbox -is writbrothers can be a lot alike, tim by Kolhy ·Mitchell and and whatever attracted you Marcy Sugar, longtime edito your ex-husband may also tors of the Ann Landers be what makes Rex so . column. Please e-mail your appealing. So be careful questions to .anniesmail· what you wish for. box@comeast.net, or write Dear Annie: I am a. 48- to: Annie'J Mailbox, P.O. year-old male, recently Box 118190, Chicago, IL retired from a civil servant 60611. To find out more position after 25 ye\lfs. I aboui · Annie's ·Mtiilllox, now work part time in the and'read featutea. by other evenmgs, four days a week. Creators Syndicate writers Ever since my retirement, and ·cartoonists; Yisit · ~he my wtfe has been extremely Creator:& $yndicate · We/J nasty to me when she gets page at www.creattirs.com. CSHA plans benefit dinner for Chester Courthouse· CHESTER- The annual The price for the home benefit dinner and auction cooked meal and a chance at for the Chester Courthouse .a door price is $15. and museum will be held on Tickets are on sale at April4. Summerfields Restaurant, The dinner with a variety Baums Lumber and the of food selections will be Chester Courthouse (740served at 6:30p.m. followed 985-9822) in Chester; · by an auction of donated Farmers_Bank in Pomeroy items. "The proceeds all go and Tuppers Plains, Peoples into keeping the lights on at Bank in Pomeroy, the Meigs . the Chester courthouse, County of Chamber museum and the Academy Commerce in Pomeroy, or so they can.stay open to the can be obtained by e-mail public," said Mary Powell, chestercourthouse@windan active CSHA member. stream.net. Grandparenting class offered RAVENSWOOD, W.Va. -River Valley Health and Wellness Center and Ripley Family Medicine are hosting a "Grand Parenting Class" from 1-3 p.m. on Friday at the Ravenswood Senior Center. The class is in response to many grandparents who provide daily child care for their grandchildren and others who have their grandchildren for a short visit. This class provides the basics on care and safety. Susan Pitts from CamdenClark Memorial Hospital will be teaching the class that . covers general infant care for newborns, infant safety, infant CPR and early childhood growth and development. "Family involvement is a vital link to healthy children. Being a grandmother is my favorite job and I am happy to be a part of a project that supports the grandparents' role in the family. We are very fortunate to have Susan Pitts available to teach this class in Jackson County. It is very popular when she teaches it in Parkersburg and her classes fill up fast so call early to reserve a spot in the class," stated Dee Scritchfield CEO. There will be a charge of $5 for each participant, class size is limned. If you are interested in enrolling in the "Grand Parenting Class" or desire more information, contact Denise Toler at (304) 273-1033. COMMUNITY Family Medicine _ Page.A2 BY THE BEND :The Daily Sentinel Wedilesday, March 26, 2008 .Community Calendar Aching toe may benefit from rest, ice aiul elevation Question: My husband will probably be told to stop in hiking boots to prevent has starred running at the runmng or jumping for motion of the MTP JOint. If gy'(l. on the treadmill and at about three weeks to pro- you can run in the boots the track. Recently he start- mote healing of his dam- without turf toe pain returned having pain in the base aged MTP joint. ing, mention that your docof his big toe. His buddy His doctor may also rec- tor: He or she can prescribe told him it sounded like ommend an anti-inflamma- an appropriate 'orthotic "turf roe." Is this a real tory medication such as ,device for you. . meJical condition, and if so, ibuprofen. When full activi- · lf that experiment doesn't. what can he do about it? ty is resumed, some people work, it would be wise to · Answer: Your husband use special inserts that pre- mention that to your physimay very well have "turf vent bending of the MTP cian as well. toe," which is a real medical joint of the big toe. As a condition. In case you feel way to test. whether an Family Medicine® is a that such commonplace· orthotic insert might help, a weekly column. To submit nomenclature isn't befitting friend of mine who ·· is a questions, write to MarlhaA. a real disease, you'll be podiatrist suggested running · Simpson, D. 0., M.B.A., happy to know that turf toe actually does have an official polysyllabic, tonguetwisting, medical sounding name: metatarsophalangeal joint sprain, In fact , und~r­ standing this doctor jargon will help you understand what takes place when one gets turf toe. The joint at the base of each toe is called the metatarsophalangeal (MTP) joint. In the first, or "big" toe, this joint can become injured · whep you bend it backwards (hyperextend) during exercise. Sometimes this happens ~aiHpoHs ·with just one major trauma to . the toe. You )Jiay,. for · instance, nuike a qwck cut and change direction. on· the : football or soccer field iind, thereby, jarti your toe into the ttJrf or ground and bend it too far backwards. · · At other times, as might be more likely in your husband's case, it is repeated smaller injuries that cause. .turf toe. This bending past the optimal range of motion . is seen most often in athletes · who run or jump on artificial · turf, hence the name, turf toe. Basketball players and ... those working out in gyms can also get turf toe. In . these cases, perhaps we · ought to call it "court toe," ' and "gym toe." By whatever name you call it, the primat')' symptom of this disorder ts pain in the MTP joint at the base· of the big toe. If left untreated, it can also -cause swelling and stiffness of the toe: In severe cases, the pain may be so bad that; it causes you to limp and prevents you from running. In turf toe, the force of the initial injury or the repeated trauma is often strong enough to actually tear the capsule that surrounds the ' MTP joint. If left untreated, this can l_ead to instability of the big toe joint. It can also cause arthritis 'to develop in the affected joint. Since the _big toe plays a major role in enablin~ us to walk, chronic pain m this joint can be quite debilitating. Diagnosis is usually made by history of an MTP joint injury . or of continued impact to the joint with running or jumpmg. An X-ray wm rule out a fracture to the area. Treatment is usually just rest, ice and elevation of the painful toe. If your ~usban~ 's d~tor does diagnose hlfll w1th turf toe, he Ohio University College of Osteopathic Medicine, P.O. Box 110, Athens, Ohio 45701, or via e-mail to readerquestiotls@familymedi· cinenews.org. Medical information in this column is pro• ' vided as an educational ser.vice only. It does not replace the judgment of your personal physiciJZn, who should be relied oli to diagnose and ·recommend ·treatment .for any medical conditions. Past columns are avoilable online at www.familymedicine· \ news.org. ' . ·'·Advertising Deadline: MONDAY, APRIL 14,2008 3:00PM Insertion Date: .WEDNESDAY, APRIL 16, ·. 446..2342. sua•rstara ............ .au Ellt lllllblll. 141-192-8814 ' "The Red Carpet Treatment" Your Carpd "~"a • • MONDAY... FRi!)A,Y ,IB:OG-6:30 and Upholstery !II Cle<1ning Solution ,.~ Marly 0' Bryant ...... ow...,. P.O. Bo,-4.-n SAT, 11'.00.5:00 SUf'l. 11 :oo--4:00 Birthdays Church events 67S.l333 Mlrk Ponar Bl . ~ . Wednesday, March 26 Saturday, March 30 MARIETTA - District POMEROY - Pomeroy 18 Small Government Merchants Association's ·Committee, 2 p.m., annual Easter egg hunt, I I . Buckeye Hills-Hocking a.m . .at Bob Roberts footValley Regional ball field in Pomeroy. Kids Development District, 1400 hunt in age . groups. Prizes Pike St.; Marietta. Purpose awarded. to select 10 projects for submission to Ohio Public Works Commission. • · MIDDLEPORT Wednesday, March 26 . ·Special meeting of RACINE - Eileen Buck, ·Middleport Village Council, · retired Southern · Local 7 p.m. Purpose: Executive School District teacher, will session to discuss and possi- observe her 90th birthday bly approve contract for vii- · on March 26. Cards may be lage administrator. sent to her at P.O. Box 96, SYRACUSE - Sutton Tombstone, Ariz. 85683. Township Trustees, special Monday, March 31 meeting, 7 p.m., Syracuse POMEROY - Maxine Yillage Hall. Goeglein will celebrate' her Thursday, March ').7 84th binhday today, cards can POMERDY Meigs be sent to 35610, Flatwoods Soil and Water · Road, Pomeroy 45769. Conservation District, .regular meeting, 11:30 a.m., ., office on Hiland Road. . Monday, March 31 RACINE Southern · Local School Board, regular meeting, 8 p.m., high school media room. Thursday, March 27 , TUPPERS PLAINS .Tuppers Plains VFW Post .:9053, 7 p.m. at the hall. , SYRACUSE - Meigs County Board of MRDD, 4 . p.m. at Carleton School. · • P.OMEROY - . Meigs County · Retired Teachers · group, noon luncheon meeting, at the Wild Horse Cafe . , Walter Bevins, the new Southeast Ohio director· of ORTA, will speak on current issues of retirees, · ,including health care. The River Blend quartet will entertain. Guests welcome. POMEROY- Alpha Iota Masters, II :30 a.m. at the Pomeroy United Methodist , Church. HARRISONVILLE ,Harrisonville Senior Citizens to meet II a.m. Blood pres.. sures wi II be taken, potluck and meeting to follow. Saturday, March 29 RACINE -· Meigs .CAN, discussion. on revisions to Gatling Ohio's proposed' min' .i;ng permit. 4 p.m.-5:30 p.m., ·.Racine Library, ca11949-2I75 for more information. · Monday, March 31 POMEROY - OH-KAN Coin Club, 7 p.m. at the Pomeroy Publi c Library. · . • Pomeroy Daily Sentinel . ......... 7408.2 IDIO Wednesday, March 26 MIDDLEPORT - The the adult choir of Middleport Church of Christ will present the cantata, "My Chains Are Gone," 7 p.m. at the church. Friday, March 28 GUYSVILLE - Revival, 7 p.m. Friday and Saturday at the Carthage Gap Community Church, Route 50, Guysville. Friday, "Never · Too Late" will sing; Sammy Anderson will r.reach; Saturday, Jarvis Fanuly will ·sing; Calvin Jarvis will speak. . Saturday, March 29 RACINE -Meigs CAN, · discussion on revisions to :.Gatling Ohio's proposed min:· ing permit, 4 p.m.-5:30 p.m., · :: Racme Library, call949-2175 · : for more information. . Sunday, March 30 : · MI,DDLEPORT - The :- Cornwell Twins, Blaine and ·: B.oyd, will sing at the I0: 15 : :a.m. service at the Middleport ; :First Baptist Chut;eh. ·1 MIDDLEPORT :' Humor Sunday to be : ·obsC~Jved at the II a.m. ser- . , :vice of the Middlepo~t ;. Presbyterian Church. ·, CARPENTER : ~ Carpenter Baptist Church, ;· 3071 I Route 143, Albany, :·to host community fellow: ship, 6 to 8 p.m. "The ; ·Buckeye Gospel Singers" to ::be featured. Potato bar with :·trimmings served. Everyone ., welcome to free event. :: Questions, call Pastor Whitt ::Akers, 740-591-1236. Other events 507 Mulberry Heights • Pomeroy, OH .(740) 992-3279 Free 1-en-5113-2433 Friday, March 28 :; MIDDLEPORT -Free · ~ community dinner, 4:30-6 · p.m., Mitidleport Church of , " Christ Family Life Center. :· Meat loaf, au gratin potatoes, : green beans and dessert. . Home ,.J;~ NationaiBa nk . Dr. A. Jacli.aon Batt.., Optometrist "' ·' ,},~·-",;"Jil t:~ A Home Bank For Home P••••l• ,. .. - • Youth events WASHINGTON COUNTY - Ohio Department of Transportation officials are continuing to pursue short.and long-term solutions to the rock fall problem that has stopped the flow of traffic on Ohio 7 north since Friday. O_DOT crews reported the fall of boulders and · . debris overnight last Wednesday, which resulted in an immediate restriction t.o traffic, an emergency assessment by a team of specialized eni)ineers, and the determination to close the route in the interest of public safety. "We understand the •inconvenience this places on the traveling public, but we have to maintain safety above' all," said District I0 Deputy Director Larry Woodford. "With that said, we are working to re-establish active traffic on Ohio 7 as quickly as possible." Although ODOT is still assessing a long-term solution with the assistance of' subsurface investigations, an immediare course of action has been determined. "The fir&t item of business is to work with local utility companies to move lines out of the work area." said District I 0 Public Information Officer Stephanie Filson. "Then, we need to remove the larger rocks that pose the most likely danger to motorists. After that, we will hopefully be able to place temporary barrier below and open the roadway to one lane of traffic." Officials originally planned to utilize ODOT maintenance crews to . 1 remove the larger rocks on site, but the local crews do not have the resources or expertise needed to safely perform the work. Instead, the district received approval this afternoon to have the work completed under emergency _cQnlract. Contra~tors are mobilizing today and will likely be working as early as tomorrow (Wednesday). Woodford explains that the emergency nature of the project presents unexpected challenges. ' "Even emergency proje((s require some level of preliminary development," sa id Woodford. "We need to clear the right-of-way, which includes working with utilities and property owners. We need to perform the studies necessary to make solid decisions on how to move forward . In a non-emergency situation. this process takes 24-36 months. We are working to boil that time frame down into days and weeks." As long-term alt ernatives are determined, a public meeting will likel y be held to provide an exchange of information between ODOT officiab and those impacted by the project. , ··we want tv assure public officials, commuters and community memhe" thm this project is a very high priority for us," said Fil son . "We are applying all of our available resource,. at the district , state and federal level s, to remedy this problem in the fastest possible way. In the meantime , we are committed to keeping the public informed as to our progress." . PLAY COVERALL BINGO Clubs and organizations •. 1!\allp otnbune .• joint jleasant Register . 26, 2008 WI.N UP TO $1,000 !!! A SPECIAL SECTION In The ' Wednesday, March shon-tenn ,t Public meetings PageA3 • ' iBINGO TODAY'S NUMBER IS: Dtbra K. Roark L.U'£Cfo', Agent 215-A Sixth Street Pt. Pleasant, WV 25550 304·67 5· 7036 Fax: 304·675-7387 112 I1.:.---t-=-t::;; 14 \ 13 21 .I 14 24 Auto/Home/Business/ Life/A nnulty . A.n lodependent Agency Representing Erie I nsuraoce .Erie ~ lrsurance' \• l ~. DILES HEARING CENTER • Delta · Rebecca Brashears, A~o~.D. , Around The Corner · rivercitiesins@suddenHnkmaii.rom I L--~r \ It's Just CCC-A ,._ A. One Stop Shop For A.ll Your Medical Equipment Needs! Stop In 4 Su Ow Sllowroo111! 435'/, Second Avl,!nue (740) 446-7619 ATHENS 275 West Union Street (740) 594·3571 • ' . A.cc,.,dited b1 the Joint Collllllisrion HAFFELT'S MILL OVTLET, INC. Your Area's #1 Floor Covering Dealer! Shaw Carpet and Floor Center Residential • Commercial • Wholesale • Retail 4247 State Route 160 Gallipolis, Ohio 1740·446·1107 Phone Twt~ loi.·aliom; 1/4 mlle north of Pomeroy -M11on Bridge , Mqon, WV · PMone 773·5721 �• PageA4 OPINION The Daily Sentinel The Daily Sentinel 111 Court Street • Pomeroy, Ohio (740) 992-2156 • FAX (740) 992-2157 www.mydallysentlnel.com Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Dan Goodrich Publisher Charlene Hoeflich General Manager-News Editor Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exerdse thereof; or abridging ·the freedom of speech,- or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition . the Govern.ment for a re.dress ofgrievance$. - The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution TODAY IN HISTORY Today is Wednesday, March 26, the 86th day of 2008. There are 280 days left in the year. Today's Highlight in Historr: On March 26, 1958, the U.S. Army launched Americas third successful satellite, Explorer 3. . · On this date: In 1804, the Louisiana Purchase was divided into the Territory of Orleans and the District of Louisiana. In 1827, composer Ludwig van Beethoven died in Vienna. In 1892, poet Walt Whitman died in Camden, N.J. In 1917, the Seattle Metropolitans became the first U.S. team to win the Stanley Cui! as they defeated the Montreal Canadiens. In 1958, "The Bridge on the River Kwai" won seven Academy Awards, in~luding best picture of 1957; its director, David Lean, and star Alec Guinness also received Oscars. Joanne Woodward was named best actress for "The Three Faces of Eve." , In 197 I. East Pakistan proclaimed its independence, taking the name Bangl~desh. In · 1979, a peace treaty was signed by Israeli Prime Minister Meriachem Begin and Egyptian President Anwar Sadat at the White House. In 1982, groundbreaking ceremonies took place in Washington for the Vietnam·Veterans Memorial. In I 988, Jesse Jac.kson stunned fellow Democrats by soundly defeating Michael Dukakis in Michigan's Democratic presidential caucuses. · In 1997, the bodies of 39 members of the Heaven's Gate . techno-religious cult who'd committed suicide were found inside a rented mansion in Rancho Santa Fe, Calif. Five years ago: The Senate approved a $2.2 trillion budget t!Jat provided less than half the $726 billion in tax c.uts President Bush wanted. Former Sen. Daniel Patnck Moynihan died in Washington at age 76. One year ago: The military concluded that high-ranking Army officers had made critical errors in reporting the · f~iendly fire death of Army Ranger Pat Tillman in Afghanistan, but that there was no criminal wrongdoing in the shooting of the former NFL star by fellow soldiers. (The findings were rejected by Tillman's family.) Australian detainee David Hicks pleaded guilty before a military tribunal at Guantanamo to helping terrorists fight the United States in Afghanistan. (Hicks was sentenced to seven years in prison; all but nine months' prison time was suspended. Hicks was returned to Australia to serve out his term, and was freed last December.) Today's Birthdays: Jazz musician James Moody is 83. Actor-director Leonard Nimoy is 77. Actor Alan Arkin is 74. Actor James Caan is 68. Singer Diana Ross is 64. Rock singer Steven Tyler (Aerosmith) is 60. Singer and TV personality Vicki Lawrence is 59. Singer Teddy Pendergrass is 58. .Comedian Martin Short is 58. Actress Keira Knightley is 23. Thought for Today: "The proof of a poet is that his country absorbs him as affectionately as he has absorbed it." Walt Whitman (1819-1892). Wednesday, March 26,2008 Obamas missed opportunity The Rev. Jeremiah Wright· is not someone who should be advising a presidential candidate. But Sen. Barack Obama did an admirable thing in not disavowing his friend and mentor for the sake of a political win. Obama talked about his American story and about the black e1lperience in · America. However, in a speech about race in this country, he failed to address a key issue facing Americans today : family breakdown. He mi~sed the opportunity to talk about sons. fathers and father figures. He didn't have the audacity to challenge our culture on .the most fundamental level, and to serve as an inspiration and a catalyst for change. Obama 's speech was in defense of a man he has known for, two decades, a man he has made a part of his wife and children 's lives, and a man he has made a part of his campaign. Wright is also a man who has said some pretty despicable things about America and about public servants·. Obama explained that a YouTube video or two from an. inflammatory sermon is not the measure of the man. He talked about Wright's military service and ministry to the poor and sick. But Obama 's story was incomplete. Nothing he said Kathryn Lopez e)\CUSeS the Jack of judgment that is inherent in a man choosing to expose his children to angry, antiAmerican tirades and offcolor rants. Had he gone one step further, however, he might have had me. He should have ~old us why Wright was an importmlt man in his life - because he was the father figure Obama needed as a young man, and that is why he ·loves him above all else . . Obama told us that he is "the son of a black man from · Kenya and a white woman from Kansas." He didn't go any further talking about his father. _. Instead, he threw his maternal srandmother under the media bus, saying that she had "once confessed her fear of black men who passed by her on the street, and ... has uttered racial or ethnic stereotypes that made me cringe." He left me asking, "But what about the father? Why didn't he talk about his father's abandonment of him and his family, and how that made his later relationship with Wright all the more important in his life?" That, I suspect, is why Obama will never repudiate Wright. The fact is, Obama grew .up without a father. And. I assume, Wright for him was a father figure. That may be how Wright got to be such an influence in his life. This would not have answered all concerns about Wright and Obama, but it would have presented a more compelling narrative and, more importantly, he could have delivered an important cultural message about the impact the absence of male role models has on a child. ·obama has it in him to do as milch. I know this · because I have read ft. In his own best seller, "The Audacity of Hope," he wrote that in black America, "the nuclear family is on the verge of collapse." He felt it worth pointing out that "54 percent of all AfricanAmerican children live in single-parent households, compared to about 23 percent of all white children." Writing about .his own · struggles as a dad with a busy schedule, he remembers how he grew up wit)lout a father, and with "partial, mcomplete" relationships with a grandfather and stepfather: "As I got older I came to recognize how hard it had been for my mother and grandmother to raise u' without a strong male presence in the house. I fell a' well the mark that a father's absence can leave on a child. I determined that my father's irresponsibility toward his children, my stepfather's remoteness and my grandfather's failures would all become object lessons for me, and that my own children would have a father they could count on." My problem with Obama 's speech is that he didn 't go far enough. He could make history in some pretty dramatic, cultureshaking and cu'!ture-rebuilding ways. He grew up without a father and had some tough struggles, but he overcame and achieved. He could truly inspire. Obama and I will never agree, even on the marriage and family issues. He's radically pro-choice, and he wouldn 't protect traditional marriage in the face of faux marriage in the courts and legislatures. But he could be · an important voice for men and for families; he could find some common ground with social conservatives who fight for the same. And that would be something audaciously hopeful. (Kathryn Lopez is the edttor of Nariona/ Review Online (www.nationalreview. com). She can be contacted at klopez@nationalreview.com.) I'N9JTTO AHOCKE'IGAME LAST NIGHT~ (USPS 213-960) Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Published every attemoor-. Monday through Frldiiy, 111 Court Street, Pomeroy, Ohio. Second-class in a story, call the newsroom at (740) postage paid at Pomeroy. 992·2156. . Member: The Asaociated Press and the Ohio Newspaper Association. 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Mall Subscription lnolde Molgo County 13 Weeks 26 Weeks 52 Weeks '32.26 '64.20 '127.11 Outolde Meigs County 13 Weeks 26 Weeks 52 Weeks Obituaries State to settle suit against patrol Golda R. Heiney STAFF REPORT NEWSOMYOAJlYSENTINEL.COM RACINE - Golda R. Heiney, 91, formerly of Racine, passed away at I 0:55 p.m. Sunday, March 23, 2008 in the Convalarium at Indian Run, in Dublin, Ohio. . Born August 24, ·1916 in Meigs County, Ohio she was the daughter of the late Charles and Sarah Rowan Forman. She marrjed Ray Heiney who preceded her in death in 1989. Surviving is her daughter, Yvonne (Gregg) Theodore,. : Plain City, Ohio. Two grandchildren, Lisa (Ken) Boock, Dublin, and Todd (Kyle) Theodore, Hilton Head, S.C.i great grandchildren, Graydon Boock, Brenllll and Chase Theodore; and a brother-in-law, Kenneth Ours, Wellsville. . Ohio, and many nieces and nephews. · . '· · In addition to her parents and her husband, sht was preceded in death by her sisters, Edna Ours. Ellen 'Amott, · Estella Clarke, and Elsie Zahmdt ·' · Funeral services will be held at tlie Creffieens Funeral Home. Racine, at I p.m., Friday, March 28, 2008. Interment will be in the Letart Falls Cemetery at Letart Falls, Ohio. Friends may call at the funeral home from 11:30 a.m. up until the time of service on Friday. Expressions of sympathy may be sent to the family by visiting www.cremeensfuneralhomes.com. '53.55 '107.10 '214.21 GALLIPOLIS -At least $ I million will go the fami- I y of a Vinton-area woman who died along with two state Highway Patrol troopers in a fiery crash. near Gallipolis 1-1/2 years ago. , The .Columbus Dispatch reported Tuesday on the amount the state will pay to setlle. a wrongful death suit filed by the family of Lori Smith: A pending applicat ion . in Galli a County Probate-Juvenile Coun to PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN BROKE OUT. Br JuLtE Deaths COLUMBUS - Amid voting machine uncertainty, Ohio's elections chief wants a fraction of the ·state's Democratic and Republican presidential primary vote r ecounted. Secretary of State Jennifer Brunner has asked county election boards to volunteer to re-examine 7 percent of their results from the March 4 primary so she can find and fix any problems that might mushroom wheri turnout explodes in the November general election. Nedra Wilhelm Jones POINT PLEASANT, W.Va. - Nedra Wilhelm Jones of ·Point Pleasant, W.Va, died Monday at home after a long illness. She was the wife of the late E. Bartow Jones. Funeral services will be held for Nedra, on Saturday• March 29, 2008 at 3 p.m., at Christ Episcopal Church• ·Point Pleasant. After the service friends are invited to join the family at ihe home of Sandy Dunn to celebrate the won.derful l.ife of Nedra W. Jones. The family requests no flowers ..Anyone who wishes may make a contribution in Nedra's 'merriory to Christ EpiscopaI : Church , 804 Main Street Pt. Pleasant, WV 25550. Nedra's care has been entrusted to Crow-Hussell Funeral Home. An online guest registry is available · aI -www.crowhussellfh.com. Council Robert W. Reed MIDDLEPORT- Middleport Village Council will meet in special session at 7 p·.m. Wednesday to consider a contract for a village administrator. For the Record Brush fires reported • RUTLAND - A brush fire involving three to four acre s was reported at around 12:30 p.m. yesterday afternoon off of New Lima Road on Loop RolJd. Respo_"'!mg to the fire were firefighters with the Rutland, . Scipio,. ~OJ?eroy and Middleport Volunteer Fire Departments. Nc:J InJUnes reported ·---"----:--·- ------- - ---·-- ---- .... ~. ,- ' passenger in the cruiser. The state has denied the negligence allegation, and the Ohio Department of Public Safety, which oversees patrol operations, declined comment on the suit. It is believed Risner and Holcomb were responding to a call for help from an off-duty trooper at the time of the crash. Smith 's family and Scott announced at a press conference in Columbus last summer that they would file a wrongfu I death action against the state. from PageA1 county courthouse on April 27, read the Bible aloud ori the Pomeroy parking lot April 27-April 30, host a prayer breakfast on the I?arkmg lot on May I. and jom on the courthouse steps for prayer at II :30 a.m. on May I. The week's observance will conclude With a concert on the parking lot. Other business Council, upon Gerlach's Her request involves the first election since a $1:9 mil. lion voting machine study detennined·-electronic voting machines in use in much of the stare are at risk of tampering. Brunner has ordered a return to paper ballots in time for the November election. Protests and lawsuits over Ohio's 2004 presidential e.lection, which ·swung the White House contest to President Bush, have yet to fully subside - and Brunner ·doesn't want 2008 to similarly iiriger. Voting rights advocates criticized directives they saw as obstacles to voter registration and poll access, and later sued over the accuracy of the vote totals in some preCincts using .electronic machines. A Democrat, she was elected in 2006 on a pledge to clean up the way the ·state's elections are administered. She says her goal is to make the office boring again, following the controversy-marked administration of her Republican rredecessor, Ken Blackwel . The audit would entail recounting by hand the paper ballots tallied on optical scan machines and matching the results against tabulator totals. The results from touchscreen machines also would be cross-checked against ticker tapes that voters can eyeball for errors before leaving the voting booth. , . As of Tuesday, five counties had expressed interest in the project, Brunner spokesman· Jeff Ortega said. They included giant home . Cuyahoga, to Cleveland, which is taking steps to avoid elections mistakes that have brought it national notoriety in recent ·years. The other counties are Miami, Sandusky, Morgan and Trumbull. Brunqer would like to get at least 11 of the. state's 88 counties to participate. recommendation, approved the appointments of Baker. Texanna Wehrung, Tim Smith and Bryan Wilcox to the village's tree committee. They will make recommendations for using an existing tree fund for new plantings in the village, working with Ann Bonner, .an urban forester with the Ohio Department of Natural Resources. Councilman Craig Wehrung moved to table a proposed agreement between the village and Overbrook Center, in which the village would agree to provide emergency water supply to the facility in event of an emergency. The agreement has been in place since 1988, Gerlach said. Wehrung also discussed vandalism damage to a sign he installed at Dave Diles Park. Matt Lyons met with council to discuss the status the elevation of a lot on Ash Street which he plans to rent to the owner of a mobile home. Lyons was granted a 45-day extension at council's last meeting to complete .the necessary .work, mandated by the village's building inspector and flood plain administrator Randall Mullins. Council also: • Approved payment of bills in the amount of $4,499.48. • Approved the mayor's report of fees and fines collected in the amount of $4,7443. • E1lcused Council Member Jean Craig from the meeting. Julie Proctor was absent but not excused. Also present were . Council members Rae Moore and Shawn Rice. April from PageA1 frOm Page Af · Special meeting RACINE -' A brush fire was reported on Richard Road off of Bald Knobs-Stiversville Road around 4:30 yesterday. Responding to the scene were firefighters fro"? the. Racine and Bashan Volunteer Fire Departments. The Situation was quiclcly contained. No injuries reported. , . ,.... I ' to the Dispatch. Smith 's daughter, Tiffany Dodds. alleged in the Ohio Court of Claims that her mother's death was the result of negligence on the part of Trooper Joshua P. Risner, 29, who drove the cruiser that collided on rain-slicked pavement with a pickup truck driven by Smith, 32. The crash occurred on Jackson Pike near the intersection with Mitchell Road before dawn on SepL 28, 2006. and also caused the death of Sgt. Dale R. Holcomb, 45, who was a Clinic Local Briefs There is only Ollj: basic The guy who passed the the better. 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Never let the helps everyone else, where right away without havilfg already have. Let's say you sun go down on a stock tip the random acts of kindness to wait until that compaqy bought I00 shares of stock without acting on it. just never stop. It's like a whose· stock you bought that you overheard a guy I bought "the next Apple" · digital Woodstock. Lost announces that it -ha~ sitting in the cubicle behind and Within a week our kid's your password? Here, use "missed its numbers" ·or you call "the next college, fund was nearly mine. So when you get an e- "revised its quarterly ear-n~ Microsoft" at $20 a share. wiped out. Now they'll mail from someone you ings estimates" or "our Yesterday it fell to $10 a have to work their way don't know saying that CEO has been Jed off in share. Now you have a through community college some company you never handc'uffs." • "buying opportunity" to mowing lawns and wash- heard of is poised to rise Now get out there ar(d jump in and b,uy twice as ing dishes. It's my gift to 300 percent by Tuesday, Jose some money! _ many shares as you did them. They'll Jearn so don't worry. They are just (Jim Mullen is the autl!J?r before - for the same much more than they trying to help you lose lots uf "It Takes a Village Idiot: amount of money. Imagine would ' ve by being cod- of mom~y. ·. Complicating the Simple what an "opportunity" dled. I'm only sorry I didExtra Bonus Tip: Life" and "Baby's First you ' ll have when it goes n' t let mo~e of my friends Remember, the Jess you Tattoo. "· You can reach him down to $5 a share! Or $2! in on the deal. kno.w about a company, atjim_ttzallen@myway.com.) ·· CARR SMYTH· ' AP STATEHOUSE CORRESPONDENT .Keepihg·..., distribute the money puts the payment at $1.1 million. Paul 0 . Scott, the Columbus attorney repre- · senting the Smith family. and state lawyers declined comment because the settlement had not been approved by the court, the newspaper reported. • The move came as the state also comr.leted payment of $1.2 million to the estate of a Warren man killed when his car was struck . by il patrol cruiser during a 200 I pursuit in Trumbull County, according Ohio elections chief seeks recount of some primary votes POMEROY - Dorothy Hawk died on Tuesday, March 25, 2008 in Mt. Vernon, Ohio. Funeral Services will be held on Friday, March 28, 2008 at II a.m. at the Anderson McDaniel Funeral Home in Pomeroy. Visitation will be held from 4 to 8 p.m. on Thursday, March 27; 2008 at the funeral home. A full obituary will be in tomorrow's paper. · Onliile registry is available at www.andersonmcdaniel.C?n\. A DEMOCRATIC The Daily _.;. 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L.in1a Kin~. nutrition s~e· cmhst With the Meigs County Extension Office, provided materials on food selection. Detection kits for colorectal cancer were distributed . Personnel from Gerlach said the recent demolition of a condemned building in the downtown area is a symbol of tlic: village's efforts. · "We've already had a big cleanup in Middleport already," Gerlach said. "People are talking about what a difference demolishing the building has made in the appearance of the town, and how much they c..._ Hoeftlchjphoto appreciate it." · Gerlach said he will Melissa Morris of Pomeroy takes the lung function test recruit volunteers to assist administered by O'Bieness Memorial Hospital personnel. those who are unable to do their own cleanup work. program. 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There are 280 days left in the year. Today's Highlight in Historr: On March 26, 1958, the U.S. Army launched Americas third successful satellite, Explorer 3. . · On this date: In 1804, the Louisiana Purchase was divided into the Territory of Orleans and the District of Louisiana. In 1827, composer Ludwig van Beethoven died in Vienna. In 1892, poet Walt Whitman died in Camden, N.J. In 1917, the Seattle Metropolitans became the first U.S. team to win the Stanley Cui! as they defeated the Montreal Canadiens. In 1958, "The Bridge on the River Kwai" won seven Academy Awards, in~luding best picture of 1957; its director, David Lean, and star Alec Guinness also received Oscars. Joanne Woodward was named best actress for "The Three Faces of Eve." , In 197 I. East Pakistan proclaimed its independence, taking the name Bangl~desh. In · 1979, a peace treaty was signed by Israeli Prime Minister Meriachem Begin and Egyptian President Anwar Sadat at the White House. In 1982, groundbreaking ceremonies took place in Washington for the Vietnam·Veterans Memorial. In I 988, Jesse Jac.kson stunned fellow Democrats by soundly defeating Michael Dukakis in Michigan's Democratic presidential caucuses. · In 1997, the bodies of 39 members of the Heaven's Gate . techno-religious cult who'd committed suicide were found inside a rented mansion in Rancho Santa Fe, Calif. Five years ago: The Senate approved a $2.2 trillion budget t!Jat provided less than half the $726 billion in tax c.uts President Bush wanted. Former Sen. Daniel Patnck Moynihan died in Washington at age 76. One year ago: The military concluded that high-ranking Army officers had made critical errors in reporting the · f~iendly fire death of Army Ranger Pat Tillman in Afghanistan, but that there was no criminal wrongdoing in the shooting of the former NFL star by fellow soldiers. (The findings were rejected by Tillman's family.) Australian detainee David Hicks pleaded guilty before a military tribunal at Guantanamo to helping terrorists fight the United States in Afghanistan. (Hicks was sentenced to seven years in prison; all but nine months' prison time was suspended. Hicks was returned to Australia to serve out his term, and was freed last December.) Today's Birthdays: Jazz musician James Moody is 83. Actor-director Leonard Nimoy is 77. Actor Alan Arkin is 74. Actor James Caan is 68. Singer Diana Ross is 64. Rock singer Steven Tyler (Aerosmith) is 60. Singer and TV personality Vicki Lawrence is 59. Singer Teddy Pendergrass is 58. .Comedian Martin Short is 58. Actress Keira Knightley is 23. Thought for Today: "The proof of a poet is that his country absorbs him as affectionately as he has absorbed it." Walt Whitman (1819-1892). Wednesday, March 26,2008 Obamas missed opportunity The Rev. Jeremiah Wright· is not someone who should be advising a presidential candidate. But Sen. Barack Obama did an admirable thing in not disavowing his friend and mentor for the sake of a political win. Obama talked about his American story and about the black e1lperience in · America. However, in a speech about race in this country, he failed to address a key issue facing Americans today : family breakdown. He mi~sed the opportunity to talk about sons. fathers and father figures. He didn't have the audacity to challenge our culture on .the most fundamental level, and to serve as an inspiration and a catalyst for change. Obama 's speech was in defense of a man he has known for, two decades, a man he has made a part of his wife and children 's lives, and a man he has made a part of his campaign. Wright is also a man who has said some pretty despicable things about America and about public servants·. Obama explained that a YouTube video or two from an. inflammatory sermon is not the measure of the man. He talked about Wright's military service and ministry to the poor and sick. But Obama 's story was incomplete. Nothing he said Kathryn Lopez e)\CUSeS the Jack of judgment that is inherent in a man choosing to expose his children to angry, antiAmerican tirades and offcolor rants. Had he gone one step further, however, he might have had me. He should have ~old us why Wright was an importmlt man in his life - because he was the father figure Obama needed as a young man, and that is why he ·loves him above all else . . Obama told us that he is "the son of a black man from · Kenya and a white woman from Kansas." He didn't go any further talking about his father. _. Instead, he threw his maternal srandmother under the media bus, saying that she had "once confessed her fear of black men who passed by her on the street, and ... has uttered racial or ethnic stereotypes that made me cringe." He left me asking, "But what about the father? Why didn't he talk about his father's abandonment of him and his family, and how that made his later relationship with Wright all the more important in his life?" That, I suspect, is why Obama will never repudiate Wright. The fact is, Obama grew .up without a father. And. I assume, Wright for him was a father figure. That may be how Wright got to be such an influence in his life. This would not have answered all concerns about Wright and Obama, but it would have presented a more compelling narrative and, more importantly, he could have delivered an important cultural message about the impact the absence of male role models has on a child. ·obama has it in him to do as milch. I know this · because I have read ft. In his own best seller, "The Audacity of Hope," he wrote that in black America, "the nuclear family is on the verge of collapse." He felt it worth pointing out that "54 percent of all AfricanAmerican children live in single-parent households, compared to about 23 percent of all white children." Writing about .his own · struggles as a dad with a busy schedule, he remembers how he grew up wit)lout a father, and with "partial, mcomplete" relationships with a grandfather and stepfather: "As I got older I came to recognize how hard it had been for my mother and grandmother to raise u' without a strong male presence in the house. I fell a' well the mark that a father's absence can leave on a child. I determined that my father's irresponsibility toward his children, my stepfather's remoteness and my grandfather's failures would all become object lessons for me, and that my own children would have a father they could count on." My problem with Obama 's speech is that he didn 't go far enough. He could make history in some pretty dramatic, cultureshaking and cu'!ture-rebuilding ways. He grew up without a father and had some tough struggles, but he overcame and achieved. He could truly inspire. Obama and I will never agree, even on the marriage and family issues. He's radically pro-choice, and he wouldn 't protect traditional marriage in the face of faux marriage in the courts and legislatures. But he could be · an important voice for men and for families; he could find some common ground with social conservatives who fight for the same. And that would be something audaciously hopeful. (Kathryn Lopez is the edttor of Nariona/ Review Online (www.nationalreview. com). She can be contacted at klopez@nationalreview.com.) I'N9JTTO AHOCKE'IGAME LAST NIGHT~ (USPS 213-960) Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Published every attemoor-. Monday through Frldiiy, 111 Court Street, Pomeroy, Ohio. Second-class in a story, call the newsroom at (740) postage paid at Pomeroy. 992·2156. . Member: The Asaociated Press and the Ohio Newspaper Association. 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Mall Subscription lnolde Molgo County 13 Weeks 26 Weeks 52 Weeks '32.26 '64.20 '127.11 Outolde Meigs County 13 Weeks 26 Weeks 52 Weeks Obituaries State to settle suit against patrol Golda R. Heiney STAFF REPORT NEWSOMYOAJlYSENTINEL.COM RACINE - Golda R. Heiney, 91, formerly of Racine, passed away at I 0:55 p.m. Sunday, March 23, 2008 in the Convalarium at Indian Run, in Dublin, Ohio. . Born August 24, ·1916 in Meigs County, Ohio she was the daughter of the late Charles and Sarah Rowan Forman. She marrjed Ray Heiney who preceded her in death in 1989. Surviving is her daughter, Yvonne (Gregg) Theodore,. : Plain City, Ohio. Two grandchildren, Lisa (Ken) Boock, Dublin, and Todd (Kyle) Theodore, Hilton Head, S.C.i great grandchildren, Graydon Boock, Brenllll and Chase Theodore; and a brother-in-law, Kenneth Ours, Wellsville. . Ohio, and many nieces and nephews. · . '· · In addition to her parents and her husband, sht was preceded in death by her sisters, Edna Ours. Ellen 'Amott, · Estella Clarke, and Elsie Zahmdt ·' · Funeral services will be held at tlie Creffieens Funeral Home. Racine, at I p.m., Friday, March 28, 2008. Interment will be in the Letart Falls Cemetery at Letart Falls, Ohio. Friends may call at the funeral home from 11:30 a.m. up until the time of service on Friday. Expressions of sympathy may be sent to the family by visiting www.cremeensfuneralhomes.com. '53.55 '107.10 '214.21 GALLIPOLIS -At least $ I million will go the fami- I y of a Vinton-area woman who died along with two state Highway Patrol troopers in a fiery crash. near Gallipolis 1-1/2 years ago. , The .Columbus Dispatch reported Tuesday on the amount the state will pay to setlle. a wrongful death suit filed by the family of Lori Smith: A pending applicat ion . in Galli a County Probate-Juvenile Coun to PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN BROKE OUT. Br JuLtE Deaths COLUMBUS - Amid voting machine uncertainty, Ohio's elections chief wants a fraction of the ·state's Democratic and Republican presidential primary vote r ecounted. Secretary of State Jennifer Brunner has asked county election boards to volunteer to re-examine 7 percent of their results from the March 4 primary so she can find and fix any problems that might mushroom wheri turnout explodes in the November general election. Nedra Wilhelm Jones POINT PLEASANT, W.Va. - Nedra Wilhelm Jones of ·Point Pleasant, W.Va, died Monday at home after a long illness. She was the wife of the late E. Bartow Jones. Funeral services will be held for Nedra, on Saturday• March 29, 2008 at 3 p.m., at Christ Episcopal Church• ·Point Pleasant. After the service friends are invited to join the family at ihe home of Sandy Dunn to celebrate the won.derful l.ife of Nedra W. Jones. The family requests no flowers ..Anyone who wishes may make a contribution in Nedra's 'merriory to Christ EpiscopaI : Church , 804 Main Street Pt. Pleasant, WV 25550. Nedra's care has been entrusted to Crow-Hussell Funeral Home. An online guest registry is available · aI -www.crowhussellfh.com. Council Robert W. Reed MIDDLEPORT- Middleport Village Council will meet in special session at 7 p·.m. Wednesday to consider a contract for a village administrator. For the Record Brush fires reported • RUTLAND - A brush fire involving three to four acre s was reported at around 12:30 p.m. yesterday afternoon off of New Lima Road on Loop RolJd. Respo_"'!mg to the fire were firefighters with the Rutland, . Scipio,. ~OJ?eroy and Middleport Volunteer Fire Departments. Nc:J InJUnes reported ·---"----:--·- ------- - ---·-- ---- .... ~. ,- ' passenger in the cruiser. The state has denied the negligence allegation, and the Ohio Department of Public Safety, which oversees patrol operations, declined comment on the suit. It is believed Risner and Holcomb were responding to a call for help from an off-duty trooper at the time of the crash. Smith 's family and Scott announced at a press conference in Columbus last summer that they would file a wrongfu I death action against the state. from PageA1 county courthouse on April 27, read the Bible aloud ori the Pomeroy parking lot April 27-April 30, host a prayer breakfast on the I?arkmg lot on May I. and jom on the courthouse steps for prayer at II :30 a.m. on May I. The week's observance will conclude With a concert on the parking lot. Other business Council, upon Gerlach's Her request involves the first election since a $1:9 mil. lion voting machine study detennined·-electronic voting machines in use in much of the stare are at risk of tampering. Brunner has ordered a return to paper ballots in time for the November election. Protests and lawsuits over Ohio's 2004 presidential e.lection, which ·swung the White House contest to President Bush, have yet to fully subside - and Brunner ·doesn't want 2008 to similarly iiriger. Voting rights advocates criticized directives they saw as obstacles to voter registration and poll access, and later sued over the accuracy of the vote totals in some preCincts using .electronic machines. A Democrat, she was elected in 2006 on a pledge to clean up the way the ·state's elections are administered. She says her goal is to make the office boring again, following the controversy-marked administration of her Republican rredecessor, Ken Blackwel . The audit would entail recounting by hand the paper ballots tallied on optical scan machines and matching the results against tabulator totals. The results from touchscreen machines also would be cross-checked against ticker tapes that voters can eyeball for errors before leaving the voting booth. , . As of Tuesday, five counties had expressed interest in the project, Brunner spokesman· Jeff Ortega said. They included giant home . Cuyahoga, to Cleveland, which is taking steps to avoid elections mistakes that have brought it national notoriety in recent ·years. The other counties are Miami, Sandusky, Morgan and Trumbull. Brunqer would like to get at least 11 of the. state's 88 counties to participate. recommendation, approved the appointments of Baker. Texanna Wehrung, Tim Smith and Bryan Wilcox to the village's tree committee. They will make recommendations for using an existing tree fund for new plantings in the village, working with Ann Bonner, .an urban forester with the Ohio Department of Natural Resources. Councilman Craig Wehrung moved to table a proposed agreement between the village and Overbrook Center, in which the village would agree to provide emergency water supply to the facility in event of an emergency. The agreement has been in place since 1988, Gerlach said. Wehrung also discussed vandalism damage to a sign he installed at Dave Diles Park. Matt Lyons met with council to discuss the status the elevation of a lot on Ash Street which he plans to rent to the owner of a mobile home. Lyons was granted a 45-day extension at council's last meeting to complete .the necessary .work, mandated by the village's building inspector and flood plain administrator Randall Mullins. Council also: • Approved payment of bills in the amount of $4,499.48. • Approved the mayor's report of fees and fines collected in the amount of $4,7443. • E1lcused Council Member Jean Craig from the meeting. Julie Proctor was absent but not excused. Also present were . Council members Rae Moore and Shawn Rice. April from PageA1 frOm Page Af · Special meeting RACINE -' A brush fire was reported on Richard Road off of Bald Knobs-Stiversville Road around 4:30 yesterday. Responding to the scene were firefighters fro"? the. Racine and Bashan Volunteer Fire Departments. The Situation was quiclcly contained. No injuries reported. , . ,.... I ' to the Dispatch. Smith 's daughter, Tiffany Dodds. alleged in the Ohio Court of Claims that her mother's death was the result of negligence on the part of Trooper Joshua P. Risner, 29, who drove the cruiser that collided on rain-slicked pavement with a pickup truck driven by Smith, 32. The crash occurred on Jackson Pike near the intersection with Mitchell Road before dawn on SepL 28, 2006. and also caused the death of Sgt. Dale R. Holcomb, 45, who was a Clinic Local Briefs There is only Ollj: basic The guy who passed the the better. You don't have rule to follow if you want to tip to me, Bob Ferguson, to know what the cornpalose your shirt in the stock had to sell his house and ny does or even know a market: Buy high, sell low. move in with his wife's company's name to invest It's easy, anyone can do ·it. · pllfents. . . in it - all you need to Learn .a few simple techniAnd now they're getting a know is its market symJim cal terms and you can start divorce. At least they won't bol. Try it, you'll Jose Mullen , losing money like a finanhave long, drawn-out bat- · ·money faster than you cial . pro · almost ties over how to split their ever thought possible! overnight. Some people prefer not assets. They don't have any. The first term is "market It cuts down on the lawyer's to Jose their money all at day." A "market day" is too. It doesn't get any .once. , They are called fees, As a general rule of any day on which the stock thumb, anytime someone better than that. mutual fund investors. In a market is open, available you barely know calls a Besides bus stops, hair mutual fund, stock market for you to Jose money on. stock "the next something," salons , topless bars and "experts" pick a group of On weekends and holi- buy it. The next eBay, the' cable TV shows, a great stocks they think will go days, you must go to a next Google, the next Wal- . place to get stock tips is off down over a long period of casino or a horse track to Mart, ·the ne1lt Starbucks. the Internet. I guess if we time and let you buy info Jose money - as the stock Why buy into a growing, know anything about the the package. · For this· ser- . market is closed. thriving bu~iness when you Internet, it's that it's swarm-. 'vice, they charge you a A "buying opportunity" is can buy into an unknow11, ing with do-gooders. It's a · small percentage. It means a way for you to lose even untested one? This is called community where everyone you can start losing money more ·money than you · a "stock tip." Never let the helps everyone else, where right away without havilfg already have. Let's say you sun go down on a stock tip the random acts of kindness to wait until that compaqy bought I00 shares of stock without acting on it. just never stop. It's like a whose· stock you bought that you overheard a guy I bought "the next Apple" · digital Woodstock. Lost announces that it -ha~ sitting in the cubicle behind and Within a week our kid's your password? Here, use "missed its numbers" ·or you call "the next college, fund was nearly mine. So when you get an e- "revised its quarterly ear-n~ Microsoft" at $20 a share. wiped out. Now they'll mail from someone you ings estimates" or "our Yesterday it fell to $10 a have to work their way don't know saying that CEO has been Jed off in share. Now you have a through community college some company you never handc'uffs." • "buying opportunity" to mowing lawns and wash- heard of is poised to rise Now get out there ar(d jump in and b,uy twice as ing dishes. It's my gift to 300 percent by Tuesday, Jose some money! _ many shares as you did them. They'll Jearn so don't worry. They are just (Jim Mullen is the autl!J?r before - for the same much more than they trying to help you lose lots uf "It Takes a Village Idiot: amount of money. Imagine would ' ve by being cod- of mom~y. ·. Complicating the Simple what an "opportunity" dled. I'm only sorry I didExtra Bonus Tip: Life" and "Baby's First you ' ll have when it goes n' t let mo~e of my friends Remember, the Jess you Tattoo. "· You can reach him down to $5 a share! Or $2! in on the deal. kno.w about a company, atjim_ttzallen@myway.com.) ·· CARR SMYTH· ' AP STATEHOUSE CORRESPONDENT .Keepihg·..., distribute the money puts the payment at $1.1 million. Paul 0 . Scott, the Columbus attorney repre- · senting the Smith family. and state lawyers declined comment because the settlement had not been approved by the court, the newspaper reported. • The move came as the state also comr.leted payment of $1.2 million to the estate of a Warren man killed when his car was struck . by il patrol cruiser during a 200 I pursuit in Trumbull County, according Ohio elections chief seeks recount of some primary votes POMEROY - Dorothy Hawk died on Tuesday, March 25, 2008 in Mt. Vernon, Ohio. Funeral Services will be held on Friday, March 28, 2008 at II a.m. at the Anderson McDaniel Funeral Home in Pomeroy. Visitation will be held from 4 to 8 p.m. on Thursday, March 27; 2008 at the funeral home. A full obituary will be in tomorrow's paper. · Onliile registry is available at www.andersonmcdaniel.C?n\. A DEMOCRATIC The Daily _.;. Sentinel • Page As www.mydailysentinel.com ••• The Daily Sentinel Correction Polley ______________________ _____ Dorollay Hawk ·Lose money . ai·home in your spare time! Our main concem in all stories is to 2008 _;_ • POMEROY - Robert W. Reed, 87, of Pomeroy, died Tuesday, March 25, 2008, at the Rockspring s Rehabilitation Center, Pomeroy. Arrangements are being handled by Ewing Funeral Home and a complete obituary will be in Thursday's newspaper. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Reader Services ________ : Wednesday, March 26, ., Hospital per~nnel provided Iun$_- function tests. Holzer 1\fedical Center did blood work. River Rose of Holzer. ·clinic used . the Dex-a-Scan for osteoporosis detection. Lenora Leifheit,, R.N., of the Meigs Cooperative Parish Faith Community Nursing Program, assisted with the cholesterol-glucose testing. · · 6rian Hoffman of the Wellness Center of the Meiss County Council on Agmg gave body mass index · tests. L.in1a Kin~. nutrition s~e· cmhst With the Meigs County Extension Office, provided materials on food selection. Detection kits for colorectal cancer were distributed . Personnel from Gerlach said the recent demolition of a condemned building in the downtown area is a symbol of tlic: village's efforts. · "We've already had a big cleanup in Middleport already," Gerlach said. "People are talking about what a difference demolishing the building has made in the appearance of the town, and how much they c..._ Hoeftlchjphoto appreciate it." · Gerlach said he will Melissa Morris of Pomeroy takes the lung function test recruit volunteers to assist administered by O'Bieness Memorial Hospital personnel. those who are unable to do their own cleanup work. program. 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Refreshments of pumpkin' bars were taken by Cumings from the unit. .In July ditty .bags will be provided along with $200 for . suppl.ies. Money is also needed .for games to be held there with these to be provided by the auxiliary unit. ~n Room 109 at Garfield. "The students are the busiest the tirst thing in til!: April the project will be to . l)iorning," Coffey said. AKRON - On a rainy provide gifts for veterans in Friday morning at Akron's "They start grinding the local nursing homes. beans. They have a job chart Garfield High School, the It was reported that Garbucks crew of Room that li sts who has what jobs Farmers Bank and Peoples I 09 prepared al) Almond · and they have them for 'the Bank will be sponsoring Joy lane. week. ... They have regular girls to Girls State. The girls customers who want their It was just after the first will be selected ~;oon to par- period bell had rung and coffee delivered first period." ticipate in the annual pro- the classroom-turned-cafe Garbucks consumes the gram on patriotism. first period, although stusmelled of freshly ground Cumings presided at the beans and just-brewed cofdents and teachers might meeting which opened with fee. drift in throughout the day ' reports from the treasurer, looking for .a pick-me-up. The baristas, students in Joanne Williams, and Leslie Coffey's special eduJ'he money raised is spent Vaugh'an who talked on the cation class, all knew their on classroom activities. mid-winter conference. She · jobs for the week and such as field trips. The stu' · AP photo said the Eighth District assembled the drink orders. Garfield High special education students Kristen Isley, left, dents also earn their owp President Charlene Keating Junior. Daniel Finney watches as classmate Daniel Finney pours a fresh pot of money, which . provides suggested the by-laws be poured the flavoring shots coffee into a dispenser at Garbucks at Garfield High School another life experience: brought up to date, and into the cup - ·almond, · shopping for clothes, trying · advised that no meeting is coconut and chocolate syrups. on March 14 in Akron. them on, paying at the regis·to be postponed. Keating "They have to steam the pendently as possible after Akron tradition since 1919: ter ami getting back chan$e. plans a visit to the unit in Playing out scenarios w1th milk up first before you put they leave high school," the Pearl Coffee Co. the near future. fake money in the classroom She wanted Pearl 's freshNext meeting will be held the espresso in from the Coffey said. . Finney explained. Rounding out the ly roasted beans, but it was just isn' t the same. at the Legion hall, 2 p.m. on machine," "It's not the same until YO!l He also ran the cash regis- Garbucks crew are freshmen the advice on coffee and April I. Those interested in ter and had already rung up Preston Dean and Demalie coffee machines that made take that real money and go joining the Auxiliary are a sale out in the real world and have for Irene Isabella, a Hubbard and senior Zia Lee. the biggest difference. invited to attend. school secretary and a loyal Nancy Laria is Coffey's "We would never have to do things," Coffey said. : done this if it wasn't for · The work' is as real as the customer. teaching·assistant. money, Coffey keeps track of Senior David Shimko's Coffey came up with the them," Coffey said. The commercial espresso how many times she has to job was steaming the milk. Garbucks idea when 5he Senior Kristin Isley had transferred from Litchfield machines she was lookirig prompt students to do their . already ground the fresh Middle School four years ago. at were too expensive and jobs and she doesn't tolera~ espresso beans and was in Narne notwlthstandiri~. required attachment to their anyone standing around when charge of finishing the Mrs. Coffey is not · a h1g own waterline. The folks at there are ai ways counters to · Almond · Joy latte with coffee drinker, but her bus- · Pearl referred her to World clean and dishes to wash. the celebration. Making a whipped cream and ribbons band is. She also tries to stay out· Cup Coffee Roasters, in of it as much as possible, surprise appearance was the of chocolate syrup. She fit"Mr.. Coffey is very partie- Cleveiand, which sold her a· River Blend Quartet who ted the lid just so, holding ular about coffee," she said. portable machine with its encouraging the students to sang several songs to the the edges but not touching That led her to ask col-. own water compartment, talk to each other and solve honored guest. · anything that might also leagues whether the ancient which meant . Garbucks problems as a team. Maurita's brother-in-law touch someone's mouth. 0Qe of the students' coffee machine in the teach- could use pure spring water and a nephew from Indiana David and senior Anthony ers' lounge was all that was instead of Akron tap water. favorite jobs at Garbucks is surprised her by attending Ellis were the delivery crew, available. Sadly, it was. World Cup also gave the research and development, church · services. earlier in bringing some orders right So her kids needed jobs class a professional coffee like taste testing new coffee the day. She was recognized to the staffers' desks and and her colleagues needed bean grinder. · drinks. by her church family and teachers' classrooms. There's the Buckeye Blitz The espresso machine . _coffee. Gopd coffee. Not presented a vase of flowers. , This is Garbucks '. third · some ovemight drip brew cost about $1,000. The class . latte, with chocolate an(! A nephew from Boston and 'year at Gllf[ield and Coffey's on a 'timer. Not some gas bought it with money from peanut butter, named for from Phoenix with three 25th year in the<listri~. . station cappucctno .macblne its other business, jewelry Garfield graduate and Ohio great nieces came for the · 'Coffey teaches a multiple using a powder. State football standout · making. . . celebration as did a. niece disability class of eight stu' Chris "Beanie" Wells. Garbucks now has two She wan.ted ~er ·J:cid( !O from Hlllsboro and her f~- . dents and is always o~ the . l:nake c:sprc;sso drinks· ffum espresso •machines and And there are seasonal ily Many friends, former lookout . for a b~sme~~ · . fresh ground . b~ans. She packs one up on Fridays to concoctions, such as the music students and neigh- op~rtumty for .her ki~s. . ~ w~ted tbeni s~am ili,e sell drinks at a district office Power to the Peeps lane bors, as well as her namewith toasted marshmallow ' Our · focus 1s trying to . milk and make real eSI'fe~.so building. sake attended the celebra- prepare them for the wdrld · and cappuccino·drlnlcS.. • But the class does most of syrup and a yellow Peep tion. She later received a .of work and to live as in~Hllr' first stop W!l~ ,. at 'an its · busi,ness right out of marshmallow chick on top . call from a ·niece in California.~·-Jo-4.*~~~>-.u... : BY JOHN HIGGINS '. . ·~. ~Local w Weather , Wednesday ... Mostly cloudy with a 50 percent chance of showers. Highs in the upper 50s. Southwest winds I 0 to 15 mph. . · Wednesday night ... Cloudy. A chance of showers in the .everting ... Then showers likely after midnight. Lows in the lower 40s. Southeast winds 5 to 10 mph. Chahce of rain 70 percent. Thursday... Showers likely. Highs in the lower 60s. South winds 5 to I 0 mph. Chance of rain 70 percent. Thursday night ...Cloudy witll a 50 percent chance of showers. Lows in the upper 40s. South winds 5 to I 0 mph. Friday... Showers likely. Hi ghs in the lower 60s. .... 64.78 Champion (NASDAQ) - 5.48 Charming Shops (NASDAQ) - Chance of rain 70 petcen_t: Friday nlgltt...Cioudy with showers likely. Lows in the upper 30s. Chance of rain 60 percent. . Saturday...Mostly cloudy · in the morning ... TI\en . becoming . partly : su11ny. Highs iil the lo'Yer 50s. ·· . ·. Saturday mght.:.Partly · cloudy. Lows in the lower . 30s. Sunday...Sunny. Highs iA .· the lower 60s. · ·. · Sunday night...Partly cloudy . in the · evening ... Then becoming mostly cloudy. Lows in the lower 40s. · Monday through Tuesday••• Mostly cloudy with a 30 percent chance of . showers. Highs in the mid 60s. Lows in the lower 50s. W.~Mart Gannett (NYSE) - 30.77 General Electric (NYSE)- 37.27 Horley-DavldAOn (NYSE)- 39.69 JP Morgan (NYSE) - 46,06 Kroger ( NYSE) - 25.45 Limited Brands ( NYSE) - 17.41 Norfolk Southern (NYSEl- 56.26 (NYSE) - 53.05 Wendy's (NYSE) - 24.07 Worthlncton ( NYSE) - 17.35 Doly otock reporta are the 4 p.m. ET cloolllll quotH of~ lor March 25, 201NJ, provided by Edward Jonea ftnanclal adVIaorl laaac Milo In Gallpolla at (740) 441·9441 and Leoley Marrero In Point Pleas.t at (304) 6740174. Member SlPC. M a·ht•u. -de(a.Natlat.,tMlra•• G.a., Ps1nt1Rpatleat a......_.ftua.....,_ate,nattot.tT.,..,II I . ,..._._eziJ~~tl•••eu. •wraa.eK~ Ptewtln" weJTWdla anTzttlleeloct.._... 7l ;sa •••all I ca..-,n-. ?? , ............ . . . . 2 I s' A .E 1 S:iao: ... . ,, , a.a.a ... -.uaaa .., ..... ]···- I.Ci . . . Rut.-.ltMDII ·' ·. , HOLZER Smile! Now you cen own the picture of lhat u~ moment cepturad ln the newspaper. Pholoe becoml H1'1"181181 when ft1II'Tifld or prlnl8d oo • mug or mouM pid. LocAL ScHEDULE PbMEROV -A ICtledule of upcomln'g h~ achoo! varsity sporting events invo M ng teams from Melga and GaHia counllet. There is a lot riding on Dayton-OSU showdown lbugdq. M1rcb 27 BY RUSTY MILLER ASSOCIATED PRESS Boy1 &... boll Minford at Gallia Academy, 5 p.m. Satuat•v M1rch 29 BoyoB-11 , Minford at Meigs, noon · . Westfall at Melga, 4 p.m. ll'ockendField GaUia Academy at Chillicothe, 11 a.m. Fllver Valley at Warren, 10 a.m. Mgtdly 111mb 31 BoyoB-1 GaUia Academy at Ironton, 5 p.m. River Valley at Eastern, 5 p.m. Soulh Gallla al fluntington Sl. Joe, 5 p.m. Ripley 81 Soulharn, 5 p.m. Glrlo Softball flannon al South Gallla, 5 p.m. Alyer VaHey at Eastern, 5 p.m. Southern at Roane County, 5 p.m. Tennla GaUls Academy al Alhona, 4'30 p.m. 'nlttdly Mr. 1 Boy•-11 Parl<eraburg Soulh al Eaalern, 5 p.m. SoUihorn al Rlvor Valley, 5 p.m. 01~1 Softball Eastern 11.1 Athena, 5 p.m. Polnl Plea88nl al Melga, 4:30p.m. Soulhem al River Valley, 5 p.m. ll'rlck arid Field Eaatern at Belpre, 4 p.m. SPORTS BRIEFS SYLholding baseball-softball sign-ups Saturday SYRACUSE The Syracuse Youth League will be holding sign-ups for . baseball and softball for boys and girls on Saturday, · March 29, from 9 a.m. until noon at the Syracuse Fire Station. . For more information contact 'Eber Pickens at . 992-5564. Rutland YL to ,.W&I.basebaJI •.. .. . softball sign-ups COLUMBUS- Rare is the game that actually involves multiple subplots this late in a season, panicularly when the teams involved are j11st 10 days removed from 1\aving to settle for berths in the NIT.' · When Dayton (23-1 0) comes to Ohio State .(21-13) on Wednesday night in a· quarterfinal matchup, the winner gets an all-expenses paid trip to the Big Apple to play on the hallowed hardwood at Madison Square Garden. That in itself ups the ante. But when you consider bragging rights, the · history of the teams. and the fact that both still carry sizable chips on their shoulders from beipg left out of the NCAAs, the game is far more than just a win-to-survive contest in a secondary tournament. ."It's an interesting game because of Ohio State and Dayton and the great traditions in both r.rograms," Payton coach Brian Gregory said. 'At the same time, there's a lot at stake here." The schools haven't met in basketball since 1988, in large part because Ohio State, the ·big bully within the state's borders, grew tired of facing teams who wanted nothing more than to knock the Buckeyes down a peg or two. It doesn't sound like coach Thad Matta is any hurry to start filling out his schedule with instate teams, either. · Consider this exchange on Tuesday between reporters and Matta: AP photo AP Would you consider scheduling Dayton durOhio State's Jamar Butler, front, drives to the bas- ing the regular season? Dayton's Brian Roberts (2) drives past Cleveland ket In the second half of the ffrst round of the "I don't know." State's Norris Cole during the second half of an National Invitational Tournament basketball game Tuesday at Value City Arena in Columbus. NIT basketball game played Wednesday in Dayton. Dayton defeated Cleveland State 66-57 . LeBron tries his game as lawyer in ad BY ToM WITHERs ASSOCIATED PRESS ' . CLEVEi.).ND""-"·.LeBron James took his game to a new court. RUTLAND The Instead of dunking for Rutland Youth League will screaming fans, he perbe. holding baseball and formed for a judge and JUry. To launch an endorsement softpall sign-ups for boys partnership with . aqd girls ages four to 16 on lhursday, March 27, from 6 VitaminWater, a popular p.m. to 9 p.m. at the Rutland lifestyle drink he first tried Fire Department. · as a high schooler, superstar : For more information Cleveland's Contact either Mindy . filmed a TV commercial on · - Brinker at 992-7870 or TuesdaY. in which he stars as A!lgie R!Jssell at 742-3116. a nattily attired defense attorney . trying to win a · case. to Trading. in his Cavaliers jersey, shorts and signature sneakers for reading glass. es, an expensive Ralph Lauren suit and black Gucci leather shoes, James again CHESTER The · displayed his versatility and Chester Ball Association style while fi.lming the 30AP RhOIO . will be holding baseball and second spot which will pre- Boston Red Sox leftfielder Manny Ramirez, left, smiles with first base coach Luis Alicea after hitting a twO-run double off softball sign-ups at the miere during the NBA play- Oakland Athletics' Huston Street in the 10th inning of the'l r Major league Baseball regular season opener at Tokyo Dome Chester Firehouse on offs. in Tokyo, Japan Tuesday. Red Sox won the game 6-5. Saturday, March 29, from With the same ease he H a.m. to I p.m. A copy of shows ·on the · hardwood the participating child's floor, James .was typically birth certificate is required cool in front of the camera. lit sign-up. Matsuzaka, pitching in He sipped "Energy" - one Bv HowARD ULMAN run homer. Instead, the ball which hosted baseball's of Vitamin Water's 15 ASSOCIATED PRESS bounced off the wall for his opener for the third time in Japan for the first time since unique flavors - for each second two-run double, rune years. It was 6: 10 a.m. joming the Red Sox last seatake before smoothly hitting TOKYO - · Boston, good enough to lift the Red back in Boston when· the son, left after five wild his rnarks during the taping. Japan, It d~esn't '!latter: Sox over the Oakland season began, and organiz- innings and 95 pitches, and James has done success.. Manny Ram1rez strikes a Athletics 6-~ on Tuesday ers tried to make it feel like Jack Hannahan's two-run ~arietta ful TV ad campaigns for · whining pose for the Boston night. Fenway Park br · playing homer off Kyle Snyder put Nike, Sprite and others in a Red Sox. . . . Dalsuke Matsuzaka excit· "Sweet Caroline' aft!'r the Oakland ahead 4-3 in the MARIETTA - There vast cndprsement portfolio . . In the earhest mllJor ed fans at the start, and last out. sbtth. Moss, playing because wiU be a USSSA Mens class approaching'· $2.50 million. league ()Jlener, the Red Sox Ramirez at .the finish. J.D. Drew hurt his ·back in . Ramirez, starting the final and E softball tournament Iii the past year he has also _started their World Series · "Ultimately, it was a great guaranteed season of his blitting practice, hit a solo ~at~rday, April 12, In hosted "Saturday Nifht title defense with a signature ballgl!ffie," Matsuzaka said ei~ht-year contract, hit a homer in the ninth off Street Manetta. Live" and "The ESPYs.' A 'Manny, moment. · · . through a.translator. "I h~pe tymg, tW~·run double in the (0·1). . · The tournament will be big fan of VitaminWater's Then, in the lOth, Julio Ram1rez stood frozen 111 people got a chance to enJOY sixth inning, and rookie round-robin with single other over-the-top ads, he the batt~r's .. box •. admiring 1t live.'' Brandon Moss hit an RBI Lugo reached on an infield elimination rounds to fol- liked the idea of doing his lOth•mrung drive to cen· A crowd of · 44,628, single that gave Boston a 3- s.ingle leading off, Dustin low. The cost is $liS with something out of the ordi- te~ fi.eld .off Hus!Qn Street, including f1111s from Boston, 2 lead and chased Oakland Pl.... IH Opener, 81 ~wards given to first and nary. thinking 1t would be a three· cheered at the Tokyo Dome, starter Joe Blanton. second place. • For more · information, ~lease contact B.J. Mayer at MLB Spring Training Roundup 740-336-5660 . . 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Hurricane bowl with lighted floating candles and balloon bouquet decorated .the tables. A large selection of photos ranging from her birth,. through her Ohio University graduation, her marriage, and other family events were on display. The serving table held the decorated cake inscribed "Happy 90th Birthday, -Maunta" It was served with punch, mints and nuts to about 100 guests attending The Daily Sentinel Wednesday, March 26, 20o8 CLINIC. e Webb and Halladay struggle through·rmal spring tuneups • ComAcrUs BY THE AIIOCIATED PRDI :- - 1-740-446-2342 ext. 33 • • Brandon Webb and RoY. Halladay probably wouldn t l'oJc- 1·740-446·3008 mind another spring training !;man- epor110 mydallysentlnal.com 'Sporl• 811ft tuneup, if there was any time : left. '• 2rlc Randolph, Sport• Writer Both former Cy Young f7<10) 448-2342, .... 33 Award winners · strug~led aranclolphO mydollyaenll\'"l.com through their final exhibnion Bryan Waltara, Sports Writer· starts, while the Chicago (7<10) 448-2342, .... 33 Cubs added Reed Johnson to bWa~araOmydaWylribuna . com their outfield Tuesday and the Chicago White Sox setLarry Crum, Sport& Writer tled on Joe Crede at third (740) 448-2342, .... 33 lcrumO mydollyreglsler.com base. I Hours before, the regular season began in Japan, where the Boston Red Sox started their World Series title defense with an extrainning victory over Oakland in the earliest major league opener ever. Back in Florida and Arizona, several top pitchers prepared for their openingday outings - and not all of them looked sharp. Webb allowed seven runs - five earned- and I 0 hits while throwing two wild · pitches in 4 l-3 innings of the Diamondbacks' 9-8 loss to the Los Angeles Angels in' Tucson, Ariz. · The 2006 NL Cy Young Award winner, Webb has an 8.50 ERA through 18 innings this spring. He is \ slated to start Arizona's season opener next Monday at Cincinnati: "Honestly, I'm not where I want to be. Definitely not,in midseason form by any means," Webb said. Halladay was betrayed by bad defense .and his own mistakes while giving up 10 runs, four earned, in a horrible fifth inning. Tampa Bay went on to beat the Blue Jays I 0-0 in Dunedin, Fla. The Rays' first 10 batters scored in the fifth on six hits and five Toronto errors three . by second baseman John Tolisano. "It's baseball, it happens," Halladay said. "!just didn't change speeds very good ·once things s\arted going. I thought my location was good, but I didn't mix pitches very well." Halladay, the 2003 AL Cy Young Award winner, never made it through !he fifth. He gave up nine hits in all while ' . PhtaMIHFinei,Bl �• PageA6 • The Daily Sentinel LOCAL • STATE Legion Auxiliary active in community service POMEROY - Repo rts on a community service project and a vis.it to the Veterans Administration Hospital in Chillicothe for u holiday party were given at a recent meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary of Drew Webster Post 39, American Legion. Joanne Vaughan noted that she had given 12 basketballs and four soccer balls to God's NET with each one costing $3.95 as a community service project of the auxiliary. Gladys Cumings reported on a visit to the Chillico1he VA Hospital made by her an Mickey Williams. Refreshments of pumpkin' bars were taken by Cumings from the unit. .In July ditty .bags will be provided along with $200 for . suppl.ies. Money is also needed .for games to be held there with these to be provided by the auxiliary unit. ~n Room 109 at Garfield. "The students are the busiest the tirst thing in til!: April the project will be to . l)iorning," Coffey said. AKRON - On a rainy provide gifts for veterans in Friday morning at Akron's "They start grinding the local nursing homes. beans. They have a job chart Garfield High School, the It was reported that Garbucks crew of Room that li sts who has what jobs Farmers Bank and Peoples I 09 prepared al) Almond · and they have them for 'the Bank will be sponsoring Joy lane. week. ... They have regular girls to Girls State. The girls customers who want their It was just after the first will be selected ~;oon to par- period bell had rung and coffee delivered first period." ticipate in the annual pro- the classroom-turned-cafe Garbucks consumes the gram on patriotism. first period, although stusmelled of freshly ground Cumings presided at the beans and just-brewed cofdents and teachers might meeting which opened with fee. drift in throughout the day ' reports from the treasurer, looking for .a pick-me-up. The baristas, students in Joanne Williams, and Leslie Coffey's special eduJ'he money raised is spent Vaugh'an who talked on the cation class, all knew their on classroom activities. mid-winter conference. She · jobs for the week and such as field trips. The stu' · AP photo said the Eighth District assembled the drink orders. Garfield High special education students Kristen Isley, left, dents also earn their owp President Charlene Keating Junior. Daniel Finney watches as classmate Daniel Finney pours a fresh pot of money, which . provides suggested the by-laws be poured the flavoring shots coffee into a dispenser at Garbucks at Garfield High School another life experience: brought up to date, and into the cup - ·almond, · shopping for clothes, trying · advised that no meeting is coconut and chocolate syrups. on March 14 in Akron. them on, paying at the regis·to be postponed. Keating "They have to steam the pendently as possible after Akron tradition since 1919: ter ami getting back chan$e. plans a visit to the unit in Playing out scenarios w1th milk up first before you put they leave high school," the Pearl Coffee Co. the near future. fake money in the classroom She wanted Pearl 's freshNext meeting will be held the espresso in from the Coffey said. . Finney explained. Rounding out the ly roasted beans, but it was just isn' t the same. at the Legion hall, 2 p.m. on machine," "It's not the same until YO!l He also ran the cash regis- Garbucks crew are freshmen the advice on coffee and April I. Those interested in ter and had already rung up Preston Dean and Demalie coffee machines that made take that real money and go joining the Auxiliary are a sale out in the real world and have for Irene Isabella, a Hubbard and senior Zia Lee. the biggest difference. invited to attend. school secretary and a loyal Nancy Laria is Coffey's "We would never have to do things," Coffey said. : done this if it wasn't for · The work' is as real as the customer. teaching·assistant. money, Coffey keeps track of Senior David Shimko's Coffey came up with the them," Coffey said. The commercial espresso how many times she has to job was steaming the milk. Garbucks idea when 5he Senior Kristin Isley had transferred from Litchfield machines she was lookirig prompt students to do their . already ground the fresh Middle School four years ago. at were too expensive and jobs and she doesn't tolera~ espresso beans and was in Narne notwlthstandiri~. required attachment to their anyone standing around when charge of finishing the Mrs. Coffey is not · a h1g own waterline. The folks at there are ai ways counters to · Almond · Joy latte with coffee drinker, but her bus- · Pearl referred her to World clean and dishes to wash. the celebration. Making a whipped cream and ribbons band is. She also tries to stay out· Cup Coffee Roasters, in of it as much as possible, surprise appearance was the of chocolate syrup. She fit"Mr.. Coffey is very partie- Cleveiand, which sold her a· River Blend Quartet who ted the lid just so, holding ular about coffee," she said. portable machine with its encouraging the students to sang several songs to the the edges but not touching That led her to ask col-. own water compartment, talk to each other and solve honored guest. · anything that might also leagues whether the ancient which meant . Garbucks problems as a team. Maurita's brother-in-law touch someone's mouth. 0Qe of the students' coffee machine in the teach- could use pure spring water and a nephew from Indiana David and senior Anthony ers' lounge was all that was instead of Akron tap water. favorite jobs at Garbucks is surprised her by attending Ellis were the delivery crew, available. Sadly, it was. World Cup also gave the research and development, church · services. earlier in bringing some orders right So her kids needed jobs class a professional coffee like taste testing new coffee the day. She was recognized to the staffers' desks and and her colleagues needed bean grinder. · drinks. by her church family and teachers' classrooms. There's the Buckeye Blitz The espresso machine . _coffee. Gopd coffee. Not presented a vase of flowers. , This is Garbucks '. third · some ovemight drip brew cost about $1,000. The class . latte, with chocolate an(! A nephew from Boston and 'year at Gllf[ield and Coffey's on a 'timer. Not some gas bought it with money from peanut butter, named for from Phoenix with three 25th year in the<listri~. . station cappucctno .macblne its other business, jewelry Garfield graduate and Ohio great nieces came for the · 'Coffey teaches a multiple using a powder. State football standout · making. . . celebration as did a. niece disability class of eight stu' Chris "Beanie" Wells. Garbucks now has two She wan.ted ~er ·J:cid( !O from Hlllsboro and her f~- . dents and is always o~ the . l:nake c:sprc;sso drinks· ffum espresso •machines and And there are seasonal ily Many friends, former lookout . for a b~sme~~ · . fresh ground . b~ans. She packs one up on Fridays to concoctions, such as the music students and neigh- op~rtumty for .her ki~s. . ~ w~ted tbeni s~am ili,e sell drinks at a district office Power to the Peeps lane bors, as well as her namewith toasted marshmallow ' Our · focus 1s trying to . milk and make real eSI'fe~.so building. sake attended the celebra- prepare them for the wdrld · and cappuccino·drlnlcS.. • But the class does most of syrup and a yellow Peep tion. She later received a .of work and to live as in~Hllr' first stop W!l~ ,. at 'an its · busi,ness right out of marshmallow chick on top . call from a ·niece in California.~·-Jo-4.*~~~>-.u... : BY JOHN HIGGINS '. . ·~. ~Local w Weather , Wednesday ... 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Highs iA .· the lower 60s. · ·. · Sunday night...Partly cloudy . in the · evening ... Then becoming mostly cloudy. Lows in the lower 40s. · Monday through Tuesday••• Mostly cloudy with a 30 percent chance of . showers. Highs in the mid 60s. Lows in the lower 50s. W.~Mart Gannett (NYSE) - 30.77 General Electric (NYSE)- 37.27 Horley-DavldAOn (NYSE)- 39.69 JP Morgan (NYSE) - 46,06 Kroger ( NYSE) - 25.45 Limited Brands ( NYSE) - 17.41 Norfolk Southern (NYSEl- 56.26 (NYSE) - 53.05 Wendy's (NYSE) - 24.07 Worthlncton ( NYSE) - 17.35 Doly otock reporta are the 4 p.m. ET cloolllll quotH of~ lor March 25, 201NJ, provided by Edward Jonea ftnanclal adVIaorl laaac Milo In Gallpolla at (740) 441·9441 and Leoley Marrero In Point Pleas.t at (304) 6740174. Member SlPC. M a·ht•u. -de(a.Natlat.,tMlra•• G.a., Ps1nt1Rpatleat a......_.ftua.....,_ate,nattot.tT.,..,II I . ,..._._eziJ~~tl•••eu. •wraa.eK~ Ptewtln" weJTWdla anTzttlleeloct.._... 7l ;sa •••all I ca..-,n-. ?? , ............ . . . . 2 I s' A .E 1 S:iao: ... . ,, , a.a.a ... -.uaaa .., ..... ]···- I.Ci . . . Rut.-.ltMDII ·' ·. , HOLZER Smile! Now you cen own the picture of lhat u~ moment cepturad ln the newspaper. Pholoe becoml H1'1"181181 when ft1II'Tifld or prlnl8d oo • mug or mouM pid. LocAL ScHEDULE PbMEROV -A ICtledule of upcomln'g h~ achoo! varsity sporting events invo M ng teams from Melga and GaHia counllet. There is a lot riding on Dayton-OSU showdown lbugdq. M1rcb 27 BY RUSTY MILLER ASSOCIATED PRESS Boy1 &... boll Minford at Gallia Academy, 5 p.m. Satuat•v M1rch 29 BoyoB-11 , Minford at Meigs, noon · . Westfall at Melga, 4 p.m. ll'ockendField GaUia Academy at Chillicothe, 11 a.m. Fllver Valley at Warren, 10 a.m. Mgtdly 111mb 31 BoyoB-1 GaUia Academy at Ironton, 5 p.m. River Valley at Eastern, 5 p.m. Soulh Gallla al fluntington Sl. Joe, 5 p.m. Ripley 81 Soulharn, 5 p.m. Glrlo Softball flannon al South Gallla, 5 p.m. Alyer VaHey at Eastern, 5 p.m. Southern at Roane County, 5 p.m. Tennla GaUls Academy al Alhona, 4'30 p.m. 'nlttdly Mr. 1 Boy•-11 Parl<eraburg Soulh al Eaalern, 5 p.m. SoUihorn al Rlvor Valley, 5 p.m. 01~1 Softball Eastern 11.1 Athena, 5 p.m. Polnl Plea88nl al Melga, 4:30p.m. Soulhem al River Valley, 5 p.m. ll'rlck arid Field Eaatern at Belpre, 4 p.m. SPORTS BRIEFS SYLholding baseball-softball sign-ups Saturday SYRACUSE The Syracuse Youth League will be holding sign-ups for . baseball and softball for boys and girls on Saturday, · March 29, from 9 a.m. until noon at the Syracuse Fire Station. . For more information contact 'Eber Pickens at . 992-5564. Rutland YL to ,.W&I.basebaJI •.. .. . softball sign-ups COLUMBUS- Rare is the game that actually involves multiple subplots this late in a season, panicularly when the teams involved are j11st 10 days removed from 1\aving to settle for berths in the NIT.' · When Dayton (23-1 0) comes to Ohio State .(21-13) on Wednesday night in a· quarterfinal matchup, the winner gets an all-expenses paid trip to the Big Apple to play on the hallowed hardwood at Madison Square Garden. That in itself ups the ante. But when you consider bragging rights, the · history of the teams. and the fact that both still carry sizable chips on their shoulders from beipg left out of the NCAAs, the game is far more than just a win-to-survive contest in a secondary tournament. ."It's an interesting game because of Ohio State and Dayton and the great traditions in both r.rograms," Payton coach Brian Gregory said. 'At the same time, there's a lot at stake here." The schools haven't met in basketball since 1988, in large part because Ohio State, the ·big bully within the state's borders, grew tired of facing teams who wanted nothing more than to knock the Buckeyes down a peg or two. It doesn't sound like coach Thad Matta is any hurry to start filling out his schedule with instate teams, either. · Consider this exchange on Tuesday between reporters and Matta: AP photo AP Would you consider scheduling Dayton durOhio State's Jamar Butler, front, drives to the bas- ing the regular season? Dayton's Brian Roberts (2) drives past Cleveland ket In the second half of the ffrst round of the "I don't know." State's Norris Cole during the second half of an National Invitational Tournament basketball game Tuesday at Value City Arena in Columbus. NIT basketball game played Wednesday in Dayton. Dayton defeated Cleveland State 66-57 . LeBron tries his game as lawyer in ad BY ToM WITHERs ASSOCIATED PRESS ' . CLEVEi.).ND""-"·.LeBron James took his game to a new court. RUTLAND The Instead of dunking for Rutland Youth League will screaming fans, he perbe. holding baseball and formed for a judge and JUry. To launch an endorsement softpall sign-ups for boys partnership with . aqd girls ages four to 16 on lhursday, March 27, from 6 VitaminWater, a popular p.m. to 9 p.m. at the Rutland lifestyle drink he first tried Fire Department. · as a high schooler, superstar : For more information Cleveland's Contact either Mindy . filmed a TV commercial on · - Brinker at 992-7870 or TuesdaY. in which he stars as A!lgie R!Jssell at 742-3116. a nattily attired defense attorney . trying to win a · case. to Trading. in his Cavaliers jersey, shorts and signature sneakers for reading glass. es, an expensive Ralph Lauren suit and black Gucci leather shoes, James again CHESTER The · displayed his versatility and Chester Ball Association style while fi.lming the 30AP RhOIO . will be holding baseball and second spot which will pre- Boston Red Sox leftfielder Manny Ramirez, left, smiles with first base coach Luis Alicea after hitting a twO-run double off softball sign-ups at the miere during the NBA play- Oakland Athletics' Huston Street in the 10th inning of the'l r Major league Baseball regular season opener at Tokyo Dome Chester Firehouse on offs. in Tokyo, Japan Tuesday. Red Sox won the game 6-5. Saturday, March 29, from With the same ease he H a.m. to I p.m. A copy of shows ·on the · hardwood the participating child's floor, James .was typically birth certificate is required cool in front of the camera. lit sign-up. Matsuzaka, pitching in He sipped "Energy" - one Bv HowARD ULMAN run homer. Instead, the ball which hosted baseball's of Vitamin Water's 15 ASSOCIATED PRESS bounced off the wall for his opener for the third time in Japan for the first time since unique flavors - for each second two-run double, rune years. It was 6: 10 a.m. joming the Red Sox last seatake before smoothly hitting TOKYO - · Boston, good enough to lift the Red back in Boston when· the son, left after five wild his rnarks during the taping. Japan, It d~esn't '!latter: Sox over the Oakland season began, and organiz- innings and 95 pitches, and James has done success.. Manny Ram1rez strikes a Athletics 6-~ on Tuesday ers tried to make it feel like Jack Hannahan's two-run ~arietta ful TV ad campaigns for · whining pose for the Boston night. Fenway Park br · playing homer off Kyle Snyder put Nike, Sprite and others in a Red Sox. . . . Dalsuke Matsuzaka excit· "Sweet Caroline' aft!'r the Oakland ahead 4-3 in the MARIETTA - There vast cndprsement portfolio . . In the earhest mllJor ed fans at the start, and last out. sbtth. Moss, playing because wiU be a USSSA Mens class approaching'· $2.50 million. league ()Jlener, the Red Sox Ramirez at .the finish. J.D. Drew hurt his ·back in . Ramirez, starting the final and E softball tournament Iii the past year he has also _started their World Series · "Ultimately, it was a great guaranteed season of his blitting practice, hit a solo ~at~rday, April 12, In hosted "Saturday Nifht title defense with a signature ballgl!ffie," Matsuzaka said ei~ht-year contract, hit a homer in the ninth off Street Manetta. Live" and "The ESPYs.' A 'Manny, moment. · · . through a.translator. "I h~pe tymg, tW~·run double in the (0·1). . · The tournament will be big fan of VitaminWater's Then, in the lOth, Julio Ram1rez stood frozen 111 people got a chance to enJOY sixth inning, and rookie round-robin with single other over-the-top ads, he the batt~r's .. box •. admiring 1t live.'' Brandon Moss hit an RBI Lugo reached on an infield elimination rounds to fol- liked the idea of doing his lOth•mrung drive to cen· A crowd of · 44,628, single that gave Boston a 3- s.ingle leading off, Dustin low. The cost is $liS with something out of the ordi- te~ fi.eld .off Hus!Qn Street, including f1111s from Boston, 2 lead and chased Oakland Pl.... IH Opener, 81 ~wards given to first and nary. thinking 1t would be a three· cheered at the Tokyo Dome, starter Joe Blanton. second place. • For more · information, ~lease contact B.J. Mayer at MLB Spring Training Roundup 740-336-5660 . . ' ' Mens class D,E softball tourney in BBT (NYSE) - 311.118 Peoplea (NASDAQ) - 24.85 Popolco (NYSE) - 71.114 Premier (NASDAQ)- 11.81 Rockwell ( NYSE) - 67.12 - Rocky Boots (NASDAQ) - 5.39 Royal Dutch Sholl ~ 17-22 Sears Hotline ( NASDAQf - 107.82 Wednesday, March 26, 2008 Red Sox open :M:LB·season with win over Ns -25 5.08 • Chester hold baseball-softball . sign•ups Ohio Valley Bane Corp. (NASDAQ) City Holdlng.(NASDAQ)- 40.75 Collins (NYSE) - 57.55 DuPont (NYSE) - 47.30 US Bank (NYSE) - 34.81 • '· Local Stocks AEP (NYSE) - 40.25 Akzo (NASDAQ) - 81 Ashland Inc. (NYSE) - 49.75 Big Lots (NYSE) - 23.63 Bob Evan& (NASDAQ)- 29.51 BorgWamer ( NYSE) - 43.66 Century Aluminum (NASDAQ) - Bl · AKRON BEACON JOURNAL Maurita Miller honored · on 90th birthday CI:-iESTER - Maurita Miller was honored on her 90th birthday with an open ·reception in celebration of the occasion at the Chester United Methodist Church. The fellowship room was decorated in a blue and white color scheme. Hurricane bowl with lighted floating candles and balloon bouquet decorated .the tables. A large selection of photos ranging from her birth,. through her Ohio University graduation, her marriage, and other family events were on display. The serving table held the decorated cake inscribed "Happy 90th Birthday, -Maunta" It was served with punch, mints and nuts to about 100 guests attending The Daily Sentinel Wednesday, March 26, 20o8 CLINIC. e Webb and Halladay struggle through·rmal spring tuneups • ComAcrUs BY THE AIIOCIATED PRDI :- - 1-740-446-2342 ext. 33 • • Brandon Webb and RoY. Halladay probably wouldn t l'oJc- 1·740-446·3008 mind another spring training !;man- epor110 mydallysentlnal.com 'Sporl• 811ft tuneup, if there was any time : left. '• 2rlc Randolph, Sport• Writer Both former Cy Young f7<10) 448-2342, .... 33 Award winners · strug~led aranclolphO mydollyaenll\'"l.com through their final exhibnion Bryan Waltara, Sports Writer· starts, while the Chicago (7<10) 448-2342, .... 33 Cubs added Reed Johnson to bWa~araOmydaWylribuna . com their outfield Tuesday and the Chicago White Sox setLarry Crum, Sport& Writer tled on Joe Crede at third (740) 448-2342, .... 33 lcrumO mydollyreglsler.com base. I Hours before, the regular season began in Japan, where the Boston Red Sox started their World Series title defense with an extrainning victory over Oakland in the earliest major league opener ever. Back in Florida and Arizona, several top pitchers prepared for their openingday outings - and not all of them looked sharp. Webb allowed seven runs - five earned- and I 0 hits while throwing two wild · pitches in 4 l-3 innings of the Diamondbacks' 9-8 loss to the Los Angeles Angels in' Tucson, Ariz. · The 2006 NL Cy Young Award winner, Webb has an 8.50 ERA through 18 innings this spring. He is \ slated to start Arizona's season opener next Monday at Cincinnati: "Honestly, I'm not where I want to be. Definitely not,in midseason form by any means," Webb said. Halladay was betrayed by bad defense .and his own mistakes while giving up 10 runs, four earned, in a horrible fifth inning. Tampa Bay went on to beat the Blue Jays I 0-0 in Dunedin, Fla. The Rays' first 10 batters scored in the fifth on six hits and five Toronto errors three . by second baseman John Tolisano. "It's baseball, it happens," Halladay said. "!just didn't change speeds very good ·once things s\arted going. I thought my location was good, but I didn't mix pitches very well." Halladay, the 2003 AL Cy Young Award winner, never made it through !he fifth. He gave up nine hits in all while ' . PhtaMIHFinei,Bl �Page 82 • The Daily Sentinel to walk Oniz. "They're both great httters and you have to ptck one or the other," Geren srud. "He from PageBl got 0-2 and then got a pttclt over the plate and Rrururez Pedrota sacnhced and took tt deep " Davtd Orttz was mtenllonJonathan Papelbon took the ally walked with two outs. mound to his "Wtld Thmg" Rarrurez htt a drive to deep theme m the bottom half. but center and was sure it would was hardly mturudatmg He be a home run. It wasn't, and walked Dane Barton 1eadl0g he had to hustle to make It to off and gave up a one-out second RBI double to Emil Brown, Just Manny bemg Manny. who was tagged out in a runHe )earned· when he got to down between second and the ballpark that he couldn't third. use the red-barreled bat he "I made a trustake," Brown planned on using because u was >quoted as saymg by the would dtstract pttchers. So he San Francisco Chromcle. got some new bats m Tokyo. "What I was thmkmg dtdn 't "Maybe if I used my hapr.en in that sttuatJon. You Amencan bat that ball maybe can t get out like that. It's not would have gone," he satd "I a trade-a-run situauon. I thought I hit it good. I could- thought the throw was gomg n't use my bat because tl was- home. but that was a rrustake n't legal. Thank God I got Bad baserunmng on my some Japanese wood that I part." could use." After a pair of singles, Kurt Oakland manager Bob Suzuki hll a game-endmg Geren made the key dectsmn groundout, givmg Papelbon Opener Showdown from PageBl Do you like m-state matchups? "It depends." Would you constder playmg another Ohio college every year? "Posstbly, yes. Honestly, tt depends " How about next season? "I do11't know Could be. The reason we don 'i play Ohto teams IS (so) that I don 'I have to answer all these questtons all the lime. Thts ts why I'm not domg this. We play one and you want two, we play two and you want three." Matta laughed to try to show he was kidding, but it also appeared he was chuckling through gritted teeth. Matt Terwilliger, an Ohio State senior who grew up 18 miles up the road from Dayton in Troy, recognizes that the game takes on a different temperature because of both teams' rabtd fans and because of the fmality of the showdown. "I know from people amund here it's gomg to be pretty senous because we haven't played smce, what, the '80s?," he satd "The fans kind of realize as well as we do that thts could be our final time out on the floor. So we're takmg that • into consideration every time we go out there." Both teams feel they were wronged by the NCAA tournament selectton commtltee, but for vastly dtfferent reasons. The Flyers fimshed ued (or seventh in the Atlantic 10, but three of their losses came to Sweet 16 quahlier Xavter. In addtttOn, almost all of their 10 setbacks came when they were wtthout 6foot-8 freshman star Chris Wright, out since Jan. 9 with a broken bone in hts right ankle. They were 14-1 when Wn\lht was hurt, beat Saint Louts in overtime, then lost eight ' of • the next 11. GOodbye, NCAA hopes. • But·Wright is back-- he scored eight. J;X?ints in 1~ minutes or Moriday ~~ht1s SS-48 victory · at UHnois S~te .- and the Flyeis relll· ly feel they have a score to settle. "We've been playing pretty well," said Gregory, who calls this the most restlient team he's ever been around. "We're 6- t now in March. We said we wanted to be a better team when Chris Wednesday, March www.mydailysentinel.com the save and seahng the wm for Htdeki Okapma ( 1-0), who used to pttch m the Tokyo Dome for the Yomiuri Giants. Matsuzaka allowed a prur of first-10mng runs, one on a homer by Mark Eilts The right-hander struck out six and walked five m ftve mnin~s but allowed only two htts. The crowd was loud, but not nearly as loud as the reg· ular noise level at Fenway. ·Fans pounded drums, flashed cameras and gawked at Dtce-K's wtldness. The teams were set to play agam Wednesday, with Oakland's Rtch Harden pitch10g agrunst Jon Lester Notes: Ramtrez was presented wtth an overstzed check for I ,000,000 yen (about $1 0,000) for bemg MVP of the game and smtled as he held tl up on a stage placed near the mound. He also gets a color 1aser pnnter Final from Page Bl walkmg one and stnking out three on 76 pitches, 51 stnkes, m four-plus innings. "He was cruismg along," catcher Rod BaraJaS satd "Then there were some errors and when a !earn gets baserunners it carries thetr confidence. It was one of those fluke things that don't happen very often with Halladay." At Ktssimmee, Fla., Atlanta pitcher John Smoltz satd he felt no disi:omfon while throwing ilt the morning, the first ttme he tested hts nght shoulder smce he was held out of hts last scheduled start. Smoltz was encouraged that the stiffness that caused htm to mtss a start Friday was gone. He only r.Iayed catch m the outfie d for about I 0 minutes and still appears almost cenam to came back and we're defi- open the season on the dtsabled ltst. He could come nitely a better team. Now he off the DL 10 make his first start April 6 agamst the just kmd of adds to it." The Buckeyes believe New York Mets. they were vtcllmized by "The last time 1 threw was those who satd the Btg Ten more or less a chore This was down Yet the confer- wasn't a chore," Smoltz ence has two teams m the said. NCAA regmnal ftnals At Tampa, Fla , the (Wisconsm, Mtchigan Yankees satd Andy Pettitte State). On top of that, they wtll mtss hts first scheduled have been dommant m thetr start of the season April 2 NIT victones over UNC- against Toronto because of Ashevtlle and Cal. back spasms New York "We're just putting all the manager Joe Gtrardi pteces ot the puzzle togeth- expects the left-bander will er," swmgman Davtd pitch the thud or fourth Ltghty satd "Everybody's game mstead coming m and doing thetr At Tucson, Crede won the job. Everybody's been play- startmg thrrd base JOb for the Whtle Sox over Josh ing real well the last couple Ftelds, who hit 23 homers of games" As mtght be expected, as a rookte last year but wtll start the season at Triple-A Mat~ prefers to play down Charlotte. th\) nvalry f~ctdf. ,Bestdes, "He 'under&tands where he says, there s no time {or a ' ' we are where he is in his Jot of. frre an~ bri_msto,ne career/' general manager alj9ut m-state nvalries IUld Ken \\,'illiama' said. ''To his j~ousy.. . , , credit, he sai,d,. 'Wei\. I'll At this stage, ·we (both use it as an oppotturuty to teams) have played sp many improve on some things not games it's more ·along the only for ,myself, but to you lines of the winner moves, guys. I'll ·get better defenon and the team that doesn't sively, I' n get better offenWID, therr season ts over,': slvely ,so that I can be the he said. "We're playing a · totlll package when I ~t very good basketbal I team. back to ~ oi~ leagues. A Tbi.s isn't a game where yqu cl~ reac~on ' . stew over it all summer. Yeu Juan Unbe will start the find out last night at 9:15. year as the everyda_y second who you're playipg and ••. baseman, but rookie Ale_xet here we ~o." Ramuez wtll get playmg tune there, along with spot starts from Pablo Ozuna. Williams satd. At Scottsdale, Anz , Johnson was an tmmedtate hit m hts Cubs debut Two days after he was released by Toronto. Johnson agreed to a $1 3 million, one-year contract with Chicago and then got two htts, mcludmg a double, and scored twtce m a 7-5 victory over San Francisco. "You guys don't know how happy I am to be here," he srud. Gtants outfielder Aaron Rowand left the game with a brutsed lower leg after get, ling htt by Rich Htll's pitch. In other news, Miguel Cabrera ilnd the Detrmt Tigers finahzed their $152.3 million, eight-year contract, the fourth-largest package among current maJor leaguers. Jorge Cantu won the competition to replace Cabrera at third base for the Florida Marlins Milwaukee released pitcher Claudto Vargas, leaving the final three spots m the rotation to Dave Bush, Carlos Vtllanueva and Manny Parra - at least until Yovani Gallardo returns from the knee operalion he had early m spring trrunm~ Gallardo could be back m mid-April. , Boston put ace Josh Beckett dn the 15-day disabled list, tetroactive to March 19, with a lower back strain. Red Sox m11pager Terry Francona mdtcated there was a chance Beckett could pttch in the three~arne senes at Toronto startmgApnl4 San Diego exerctsed manager Bud Black's opuon for the 2009 season In other spnng trammg games: Reds 5, PhDHes 3 Edinson Volquez all but assured himself a spot m the Cincmnati Reds' startmg rotauon. Volquez pllched five strong mnm~s. Edwm Encamacmn htt a two-run single and the Reds beat the Philadelphia Philhes 5-3 on Thesday Volquez struck out five and walked one m another impressive outing that lowered his ERA to 2.79 this spring. The 24-year-old nght-hander hasn't gotten official word that he's going .. 26, 2008 . Wednesday, March 26, 2008 ~lght 'tc::.. P...._bllc r-.;rc:.tlcoes 1 . . l""Joe-.........--.p.,..pera. I<..:ac::.""', I > e a t v e r e d :Ft..laht. t<» ~-=- ... .- I>c:.c:.r. Galli a County OH In One Week With Us www mydatlytnbune.com E-mail www mydallysentinel com ctasstfted@ mydallytrtbune.com REACH OVER 285,000 PROSPECTS www.mydatlyreg1ster com PLUS YOUR AD NOW ONLINE To Place \ll:rtbunt Sentinel l\egt~ter Your Ad, (740) 446-2342 ·(740) 992-2·156 (304) 675-1333 Call Today... or Fax (740) 446-3008 Fax To 992-2157 Webs~es To to Rulllnd. flllleJence Deed: Yotume 87, Pllge 875, Melp County Olllclal Recordl. Audftor'a Parcel Noa.: 12-ooo67.000 and 1200088.000 Property Addrftl: 132 Hill Strtet, Rutland, OH 45775 Current Owner: Dennl1 .. Paula Stanley Approlltll II $25,000 Tenna Of Baht: Cannot be 1old lor llllla than 213rda of the appraleed value. 10% down on day Of ule, ceth or certified check, batance due on conflrma· uon Of ule. Tha apprat,al did not Include an Interior examination of the houoe. Robert E. Btegle, Meigs County Sheriff Attorney lor the Plaintiff Lillie, Sheela & Warner 213 E. 2nd St. Pomeroy, OH 740-892-6611V 13) 19, 26, 14) 2 JIIYible to-. The lull amount will be returned wtthln ' thtrly 130) daya altar reteip1 of bldt. Each bid mull be accompanied by lither a bid bond In an amount of 100% Of the bid amount wtth a eurtty lltltflctory to the alor-ld Melg1 C o u n t y Commlaalonera or by certified check, .......,. check, or teltar of credH upon aoolvent bank In the amount of not tall than 10% llf the bid amount In flvor Of the aforeaald Melga C o u n t y Commltelonera. Bid Bondeehallbeaccompanltd by Proof of Authority of the ofltclal or agent signing the bond. Bide shalt be Malad and marked • Bid for Badfor Townehlp Gilkey Ridge Strtet Improvement end mellld or dlllvertd to:' Mtlga County C-lniOnlra Public Notice CourthoPomeroy,Ohlo45789 NaTICE TO CONTRAc- Attention of bldclare Ia TORS called to ell of the Sulod propoule lor rtqutremento conthe Bedford Townehlp lllntd In thll bid packGilkey Ridge Street et, Plrllculltrty to the Improvement Project, Foderll Labor Mllge County, OhiO •• Standlrde jlrovlelona par epaclflcatlone In 1nd DIVII·Becon bid PICket will lit WIQII, Vlrtoue lneurr101tved by the Meigs enoo roqutremente, C o u n t y Vlrloue equal ClppllrtuCommltelonort II nlty provlltlone, 1nd their ottlco ot the the requirement lor 1 CourthouM, Pomeroy, payllltnt bond 1nd perOhio 45718 un~l 1:00 formlnDI bond lor pm April 3, 2008 1nd I 00% 01 the conlllot then 111:11 pm 11 oeld prlot, No bidder may office opened ond reed • wHhdriW hll bid within aloud lor the following: thirty (10) c1tr- lifter IedfOrd Townehfp the toluol dati of thl Gilkey Ridge ltreet opanlngthertol. The Improvement Pt'Oiect Melga County Thll 11 1 Prevelllng Co m m Ia a Ion • r 1 W1g1 pro)ect. 811 reeerve the right to lpaclflclllona In bid re)ecllny orall bldl. paella!. Spaclflcatlont, MICk Dlvtnport, ond bid forma may bl Prtlldent -...cl 11 the Office Mtlga County of Melge County Commlnlo..,. Com m t 111 on • ra, (3) 14, 21,26 CourthouH, Pomeroy, Ohio 45789 Phone 740Public Noflce 11112-2895. A depoalt of 0 dollare will be SheriH Saltoe required loraach Ill of Ceae Number oetV156 plane and apaclllca- LeSallt Bonk NA Ilona, check mede Plaintiff VI Robart Wood Et AI Delendanll Court of Common Plea a, Meigs County, Ohio In pureuanca of an order of ule to me directed frOm uld court In the abovuntltied action, I will expose to Ale et publie auction on the front atepa of the Melge County Court Houu on Fl'lday, Mey 2, 2008 II 10:00 a.m. Of uld dey, the following dtlcrtbed reel eellla: PIICII One: The followlng reel- being In Syrtcuee VIllage 1nd In 100 acre Lot No. 2911, Sutton Townahlp, llelgsCounty,Ohlo. Daeertbed aa follows: Beginning at a 2 Inch pipe on the IOUIIteell corner of a 9.6 acftl tract ol land deeded from John McCoy to Archil Lea, dtlcrtbtd In Deed Recorded In Deed Book No. 239, page no. 783, Otad recorde of Melge County, Ohio, thence n i l 815.85 ftet; thence South 24.95 IHt to the eouth eldt of a 25 loot r01d; the pilOt of beginning lof thla cltecrlptlon; thenceooulh I deg. 01' 1111 126.75 1eet to the northelll corner of e .22 ecre lot dncrlbtd In Dead Book No. 238, p1g1 No. 823 deed recorde of Mtlge County, Ohio; thence north 81 deg. 28' 1111 too feet to the north· 1111 comer of • .23 lot dteorlbtd In Deed Book No. :1'43, page no. 121 deed reoorde of Melga County, Ohio; thenoa soulh81deg.IO'ull 20 IMt olong tht north Uno ol 1 .37 acre lot; !hinDI north I dtg. 01' Mel 1ZI.81feet to the south tide of a 21 toot roed; thence south 87 dtg. tt' well 120 feet llong the lOuth elde 01 llld roed, to the pltce 01 beginning, conlllnIna .35 acrae, men or 1111. Ralerence Deed: Volume 308, Pege 511, lottlga County Deed Records. Auditor's Parcel No.: 2CHI0066.000 Parcel Twp: Sltuata In Section :18, Town 2, Range 12, Sutton Townthlp, VIllage of Syracuu, Melg1 County, Stela of Ohio, and being part of One Hundred Acre Lot Nlll)lber 295. Commencing at a two Inch Iron plpa In Ilia northeett corner Of a 5.5 acre more or leu lrtcl aa recorded In Dead Book 236, Page 773 In the Recorda of the Melga County Recorder'I Office; thence N. 90 deg. 00" 00'" W. along the north line of eald 5.5 acre more or leu tract 671.111tettoapolntln the existing westerly right of way line of Lee Circle and the real point of beginning lor the land herein deacrlbed; thence S. 5 deg. 24' 00'" E. along the axletlng westerly right of way Uno of Lee Ctn:le, 27.56 feet to a point In the exlatlng ooutherty right of way lint of L11 Circle; thence N. 87 deg. tl' 00" E. along the exletlng eoutherly right Of way line of Lte Circle, 52.73 feet to an aiellng Iron plpa tn the northwtet property corner of George D. end Sherry A. Bueldrk 11 recorded In Deed Book 283, Plg1 903 In the Rocordt of the Melge County Rtcordtr'l Office; thtnDI 8., I dog. 011' 00" 1!. along tht w11t property llno of tald IIIOrge D. 1nd Bherry A. lueklrk, 71.• feet to 1 point tn the northHit property corner of HughM.endMirthaC. MoPhtlt 11 recorded In Dead look 210, Pllgt 103 In the RICOI'dl 01 the Molp County Rtcordor'e Office; thence s. 85 deg. 00' 11"W. along the north property line of uld Hugh M. 1nd Mltrtha c. McPhail, 81.22 lett to 1 point; thence N. 1 deg. 011' 00" WHI along 1 Uno, 108.81 feet to a point In the north Uno 01 nld 5.5 ecre more or 1t11 tract; thence N. Monday thru Friday 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. *POLICIES* Ohio Valley Publllhlng reserves the right to edll, reJect or cancel any ad 11 any time. Enora Must B epontd on the tire of publication an he Trlbu . .sanllnel eglater will eapon1iblt tor n ore lhan tbe cost he apace Otcupl tlte error and onl flrst Insertion. W hall not be llabla BOx numb« adl a lwaya conlldenUal. Current ppllu. All Real dvertiBtmentl ar blect to the Federa air Housing Act 988 - 90 deg. 00' 00" E. along the north line of uld 5.5 acre more or llllla tract, 25.92 fee1 to the point of beginning and containing 0.188 acres. Subject to all lagal hlghwaya and easementa of record. Current Owner: Robert Wood et al Property 111: 2411 Lee Circle, Syrtcuee, OH PPt 2CHI0066.000 & 2000284.000 Prior Deed Reference: Volume 44, Page 475 Appraised et $80,000.00 Tar me of Sale: Cannot be sold lor teaa than 213rde of the appralaad valua.. tO% down on day of eale, cash or certified check, balltnce due on conllrmaUon 01 oele. The appraisal did not Include an lntarlor examination o1 the house. _ Robert E. Beegle, Melgt County SherHf Attorney for thaPialntlff Lerner Sampaon Rotfuu POBox 5480 Cincinnati, OH 452015480 513-241·3100 (3) 28, 14) 2, 1 ------, Public Notlca The Olivo Townthlp 'lnlettea will be doing Spring CIHn-Up In the Ctmeterlee batwoon April 111 and April tlth. (3) 21 ,_...,..._ __:__..., on SAYINGS Shop Closslfleds! L....-------1 ' Or Word Ads ' SHERIFF SALES 2/3nlt of the appralitell. eel Mel dloocritl j M 400 CaH Number 07CV084 value. 10% down on lollcll* • , , ' ~nd, OH 44113 Home NetlonaiBank day of ule, ceah or Baglnnlngllapolntan 11H21-1530 Plaintiff certtDed check, btl· the North tide 111\.thi (3) 19, 28, 14) 2 VS ance due on conllrma- Pike R01d IHdlng lntm · Paula L. Hart et al tlon ofule. Pomeroy to CIIMier, Oelendant The appralut did not which point 11 180 fMI Public Notice Court of Common Include an Interior Well of the bellini ol Pleas, Meigs County, examtnetlon ol the Stc. No. 8; Thence tn 1 SHERIFF SALES Ohio houM. N01111Bllllrly diNC1ton C... Number 07CVOII9 In purtuance of an Robert E. B~lt, parallel with the Farmera Bank & order of sale to me Melg1 County Sheriff Euterty Una of uld Sevln111 directed from sold Attorney for the Section No.8, 01111 hun- Plaintiff court In the above enH- Plaintiff dred fifty 1150) fee1; va tled action, I will Uttla, Sheela & WIUIIIII' thence In a Wlllllarly Dennla Stanley & Paula expose to sate at 213 E 2nd St direction 100 feet; Slllnley thence In a southwltll· Defandanta Public Auction on the Pomeroy, OH 45769 front IIepa of the 740-992-Mitl erty direction parallel Court of Common Melga County Court 13) 19, 28, (4) 2 wllh the nat line of Pleat, Melge County, House on Friday, April llld MCtton, 150 feet Ohio 25, 2008, at 10 a.m., Of to the north llde of the In purtuance of an uld day, the following Public Notice Pomeroy Chester Pike order of ula to me deocrlbed real eatate: Road; thance In •n directed from eald Situated In the SHERIFF SALES e11terly direction court In the above antiTownahlp of Sutton, ClleNumlttt07CV114 along eald road tOO tied action, I will VIllage of Racine, HSBC Bank USA NA !tel to the placa of expose Jo ule at pubCounty of Meigs and Plaintiff beginning Thla Is part lie auction on the front State of Ohio· vs Of the ume property 1tepe of the Meigs Being forty-two (42) Oonald Randolph Jr. that waa deeded by County Court Houae fee1 and three 13) Inch- Delandanla F.M. Baaa and S.E. on Friday, April 25, te off the south aide of Court of Common Ban to Emmett and 2008 at 10 a.m. of uld Town Lot No. Sevonty- Pleas Malga County, Mary Windon, day, the following nine 179); also the Ohio Granlort, tn deed dtlcrtbtd real Illata: oouth hell of Town Lot Being In Sectlon No. 8, dated October 3, 1117, The following real recorded In lltullld tn the Eighty 180); both of Town 2, Range 13, and and oeld lote being In the bounded and VOiume118, Page 494, County olllelge, In the village of Racine, deKrlbtd aalollowe: Rtcord1 of Deeda, , Slate Of OhiO, and In Meigs County, Ohio, Beginning 11 1 point Metge County, Ohio. the Vltllgl Of Ruttlnd, and being the same whlchla150feetnorth- Aloo all Of our rign.. end dtlcrlbtd 11 folpramlsea conveyed by 1111 of the Pomoroy and lnteruteln a water lowe: Btgtnnlng 11 the Arllta Uovlng and John Cheater Pike Road, ltne running from tha S.W. comor of Lot 121 C. Gallagher and Mattia eald point being lh1 ebove dtacrlbed prom· In Fellon Addition to Gallagher, hie wHo, by NorlhHII corner ollot 1111 along State Rutland: thence 1111deed deled April 2, told by former Htghwey No. 7, to the erly etonglhl atreet 39 1908, and recorded In grtntore to former MeiDl Water Company !HI; thence northerly Book 118, 11 Page 458 of Grtnttee by dted Wlllar Meln running 151 feet; thenc• - • · the Deed Recordt 01 recorded In Volume !rom Pomeroy to the orly 36 IMt to thl lint Meigs County, Ohio. 120, Pllge 111; Thence fOrmer Forte! Run of Maud Wlteon 1nd Rllloronce Deed: In 1 northHetarly C01t MI... Llut Braley; thence Volume 188, Pllge 471, direction parallel with ,_monent Parcel eoutherly elong eold 14-00010 Uno to lho pllct of Melge County Ofttclol the -Uno Of lleotlon Numbare: Rtcorde. Audltor"t No. ,I netrby 90 feet; and 14-00011 beginning, containing Perctl Noa.. 11· thence In 1 -terly Commonly known n: 1t equert rode. eltue'-d In 00248.000 1nd 18· direction tOO '"'; 33371 IIIII Rollll 7, AltO Q024t.ooo thet101 In 1 IOUihwet- I'Qmeroy, 01110 487M RUIIInd Vlttllge, MeiDl Property Addreee: 207 trly direction paral- Current OWner Donlld County, Ohio. Lot t21 1!. l'ourth Street, lolad w~h the Mid Hit Rendolph Jr. In Pollan Addition to Racine, OH 41771 ltno of lleotlon No. I Apprlleed ol ..0,000 Rutland, Ohio, beginAttorney for Plelntlff: . Nllllly 190) feet; thenot Tllrma Of lila: cannot nlng et N.W. oo'"'r Of LIHie.Sheeta&Warner, tellerly along the be aofd lor lealthtn Lotl1;1'eiiOnAddltlon; 21 t-213 E. Second north fine of the tot 213rdt Of theapprolltd thenoa 1111 31 flit ltrtet, Pomerov. 1bove mentioned, 11 Vllue. 10% down on wide lltandlng from OH41788, Telephone: conveyed by dead day Of Mit, calli or the north line Of uld (740) eez.eeae. rocordod In Volume Dlrtlfted ~ICic, lltl- Richerd Oru11er In Current Owner: Poulo 120, Plge 111, to lor- 1n01 dut on conllnna- uld Lot t2t; thence L. Hart II el mer gre-, - hun- lion Of ult. 36feet to Richerd Property at: 207 E. dred (100) feet to the TIMt appntloet did not Gruater weet line; place Of beginning. Include en Interior thenoa North to tho Fourth SL Racine, OH45771 Ateo, the following aamlnetlon of the place of beginning, PPI 111-00248 dtacrlbed reel 111111 haute. being 1 rocllngulor 111-00248 tltulled In the county Robert E. Beegle, place of ground 38 lett Prior Deed Rolertneea· of Melp, Slate of OhiO, Mtlge County Sheriff wide extending from Volume 195, Pllge 471 end In Sec. No. 8, Attorney lor the plain- the north line of Appralaed at $42,500 Townehlp No.3, Range tiff Rlchlrd Grutetr lot to Terme of Sate· Cannot No. 13, of Sallebury Shapiro & Felty the north lint or Lot be oold lor 1... than Townehlp, and bound- 1500 W. Third St. Su~e 121 In filion Addftlon The Daily Sentinel • Page 83 mrtbunt- SentinelC L A ·S S I F I ED to be one of Cmcmnati's starting five, but tl would be an upset tf he dtdn't get the nod. AcqUired from Texas inthe trade tor outfielder Josh Hamtlton m December, Volquez has raised eyebrows m camp He dtdn't allow a run m three of hts stx appearances Volquez was 3-11 will! a 7 20 ERA in 20 games for the Rangers over three seasons If he's in the rotation, he'll make hts next start agamst the Phtllies at Great Amencan Ball Park next weekend. Mets 5, Braves 4 At Port St. Lucte, Fla , Ttm Hudson pnched effectively mto the fourth mning m hts f10al tuneU[l for Atlanta's season opener, while New York had Johan Santana lace mmor 1ea~uers mstead of tis NL East nval Indians 7, Yankees 5 At Wmter Haven, Fla , Cleveland 's Andy Marte htt a go-ahead, three-run homer to make up for two errors Robmson Cano went 3-for-4 wtth two RBis for New York White Sox 5, Rockies 2 At Thcson, Mark Buehrle showed pmpomt control, allowing a run and four hils in stx mnings for Chtcago Colorado's Franklm Morales •pttched four scoreless mninjls before allow10g four runs 10 the fifth Dodgers 3, Brewers 3 At Phoenix, Brad Penny was wild but effective for Los Angeles, whtch finally heads home to California after playing spnng traming games m Flonda, Chma and Anzona thts year. Cardinals 3, Nationals 0 At Jupiter, Fla., Anthony Reyes allowed three hits m six scoreless innings but remained on the bubble for a spot m St LoUis' rotallon Albert Pujols drove in two runs and is htttmg .411 with 17 RBis. Pirates 7, Twins ~ At Bradenton, Fla., Ian Snell gave up two runs over stx mnings m hts final start 10 before pttchmg Pittsburgh's opener·Monday at Atlanta. Orioles 8, Marlins 1 At Fort Lauderdale, Fla., Brian Burres allowed six sin~les m 5 1-3 scoreless mnmgs for Baltimore. Burres and Matt Albers are locked m a two-man race for the fifth starter JOb. 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Peraonela .................. ,.................................. 005 Pets lor Sate.............. ...... . ................. 560 Plumbing & Heating ........................... -.820 Proltaalonal Services... . ......... . ......... 230 Radio, TV & CB Repair .. ,......... . .........160 Reel Eatete Wanted ..................................... 360 _ Schoolslnatructlon ....................... ,•. ,..........150 Seed, Plant & Fertilizer ......................... 650 • snuetlone Wanted ................................ 120 Space for Rent ........... . . ...... .. .....460 Sporting Goodl. ........... .. ..................... 520 SUV'a for Sole..............................................720 Trucks for Sale .............................. ,............. 715 Upholatery ............................................... 870 Van1 For Salt.... . .. ...... . .... ........ .. ... 730 Wanted to Buy. .. ............................... 010 Wanted to Buy- Farm Suppllte..... . .. ...... 820 Wanted To Do ............................................ 1., Wanted to Rent ............................................470 Yerd Sal• Galllpolla .......... , ................... 072 Yard Sat•Pomeroy/Middle ...................... 074 Yard Sai•Pt. Pleaeant ............................... 071 I Food Servtce Worker lor full time and temporary (90 days) work m a 114 Bed long Term Care Slate Fac111ty Full-tJme employment offers, an extensive benefit package mcludlng State CIVIl serviCe retuement earn up to 15 days Yacatlon per year 18 days Sick leave and l2 plus paid holidays healtM•fe lnsurance IS available Contact Wanda Sm1th, at Lak1n Hosp1I8 I at 304 "75 0860 ..., • ' ext 112 Monday thru Fnday from Sam 4pm E LOak•n Hospital IS an E /AA Alln Local Company with Employer FT & PT Service positions Customer DeptIn our No --~----Foster Parenti Been think· exp requ1red Permanent mg abou1 It-,...... '"PIY now' pos1t1on, Company lra1nmg Rece1ve $30·$45 a day provided Must be HS grad- reimbursement paid resNte. ~"" uate FT position, $585/wk and support for the youth rapid advancements+ bene P1ace d •n Your home f1ts For an 1nterv1ew1 call -r..ram•ng begt ns Marc h 29 at (740)446 n98 Albany Call OaSis Foster AVON' All Areas! To Buy or Cere Ior more Inro rma11on Sell Shirley Spears 304- 1io11 Free 1-866-325 -1558 675-1429 _ __:_______ FuH lime truck driver needed wnh Yalld drivers license and Insurance Must be dependable have good customer Customer set"vlces skdls and be able lo load and unload trucks Must be able to work weekends Send resumes to CLA Box 101 eta Gallipolis Dally ervlce Tribune PO Box 469 Gallipolis OH 45631 WI have lmmec:Ueta fult-rlma Customer Gunar Player looking for Strvlce poatdon In our Drummer & Bass PLayer to main office. play mostly onglnal Rock Succeooful oppllcanto muslc 985-4416 aher·S 00 muot bo people orlont· td, onJoy uotnm the Help wanted at Darst Home phone, Group Home 740 992·5023 computer literate and enJoy worl!lng wtt11 numben. Poattlon off. . all company bonorlto lnc:ludlng hnlth and life lnJUronce, 4011<, paid vacation and pei'IOnll S doya For employment conalderatlon, send resume to. Dione HMI c:lo GoMipoMo Trtbuno 125 Third Avo, Golllpolla, OH 45631 ,.r. . •,..._., DLLrl'l'ttJ"'tu.o Metal Fabncator Is accept Inn resumes for the following "" posttlons 3D Crafter (Auto CAD) expenenced Ttg Welder, MachiniSt CNC experience and entry level Receptionist Compensation based upon e~~:per18nced Please submit resume and professional references to 70764 St Rt 124, Vinton, OH 45686 by Apnl 4 -------Neededforexpenenced Truck Onver hauling blacktop Class A 304-674·3311 or 304-593-0639 -- - - - - - ' ' - Ohio Valley Home Health, Inc hiring STNA CNA, Home Health Aides and Personal Care Aides FIJI!, Part Time and Per D1em pos 111ons ava1lobi e APP1Y a1 1480 Jackson p" 1"e, Gallipolis phone 441-1393 tor Skilled Office or apply at 1456 Jackson Pike, phone 441 9263 for Passport/Pnvate Care Office Competlhve wages and be11ef1ts including heanh Insurance and mtleage re1mbursement --=--=-c-::--part Time Driver Transport consumers to and trom med•calappolntmentsmthe Mason County area 20 hours per week Must be able to maintain accurate report& and ass•st consumers on and off the van as needed Require& valid drivers ~cense clean dnvlng record and koowlectge of local routes Resumes will not be accepted AppNcattons ca~ be found at www prestera org/careers ht ml or our 715 Ma1n St Pt Ple~sant office Subm11 appiiCIIIJon by lox 304-525 7893 or mall to Prestera Center HFWriver 3375 U S Route 60 E Huntington WV 25705 EOE/AA Manpower 1s now hiring tor the follOWing positions Automoblle Produtlon Wolters m the Buffalo, WV Area Benefits available Call Today 304 757 !J338 POST OFFICE NOW HIRING Avg Pay $20/llr or $57K/yr, Includes Federal BenefitS, OT Offered by Exam Sei'VIC8s, not offered w/ USPS who hires 1-866 403 2562 -----...,--.,AesCare Home Care IS accepting applications for Direct Care personnel, CNA's & STNA's It you would like to take advantage of lhls opportunity you may apply Monday through Friday Bam 4pm at 8204 Carla Drive, Galbpoll& Ohio You may also fax a resume to rharnSOfiOrescare com Plltrlotlc Foodo Inc. Motco 50$ to ~ dBdy Roots Ptck up applications at Sulte Sales Delivery DriY8r Br~ng a Partner Company 112, Pleaaant Vallev , Vehicle provided Call Hospital Resumes may be 304-812.(1270 attached to the application Suf,er 8 Motel now hiring housekeepers Position IS part time and you must be able to work ftex1ble hours Apply In person No phone calls please No Phone Calla PIHH Fast 4 You In Mason now h1rlng must be 18 & avail able all shlhs must pass a Orug Teal. Apply wRhin FEDERAL POSTAL JOBS $17 69 S28 27/tlr. now htr mg For application and free governement JOb Info 'Call American Assoc of Labor 1913-599-8228. 24/tlrs omp ~ serv Full Time Aecepti0111st need ed In busy Doctor's Off•ce • Overbrook Rehab Center Will be conducting Interviews on Thursday March 27 2008 from 9am 11 am and 1pm-Jpm tor the upcoming S TN A class Thts IS the only day Interviews W!lt be held and class space 1s 11m •ted Anyone mterest m att'ndlng the Cia.. n' -"s av 10 pick up an apphcat•on at 333 Page St Mrddleporl Ohio between 9am and 5pm Monday Fnday ApplicatiOns must be subm.ned pnor to Interviews for approval NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE All rulea,tateadvartlalng In lhlo newopopor lo On the day of the 1nterv1ews subjecttotheftderal ask for Hollie Bumgarner, Fair Houtlng Act or 1968 L p N Staff Development which make• It Illegal to Coordinator 7th·Aprtl 1Bth advertiH. any EOE Part1c1pant of the Drug pret.... nct, limitation or Free Wor~lace Program dhacrlmlnatlon bated on ur. u.n'l:'n "~"~ frace, lllolcolor, religion,tl n11 1 TO Do am or na ona origin, oratatua any Intention to ., make any such Handyman Service In need preftl'tlnce llmltltlon or of repairS around the home? dltcrlmlnaUon • A a a s o n a b 1e t 20 Ph # This newapaptr will not ra es yrs e11penence 740-508-0408 knowingly accept advenleements ror real ettate whk:h lain Need a nde to the doctor violation of the law. Our shopping, school or work? readers are hereby Call (740)256-1438 Informed that Ill Spnng Cleamng for Lawn & dwellings advertJHd In Garden 304 _675 _2221 this newspaper are available on an equal opROrtunlty bases n r lUi) ILw-------,.1 h nu..r 0 a ey . 77 Hawthorne ln Pt Pleasant, 3br 1ba 1015/SF New floor coverings fresh pamt 1 new heat pump $79 000 304 674-3698 Attention! Local company offenng "NO DOWN PAYMENT' programs for you to buy your home mstead at renting • 100'% flnanc•ng • Less than pertect credit accepted • Payment could be the same as rent Mortgage Locators (740)367·0000 1 Celebration of \ life Overbrook Center located at 333 Page Street Mlddleport OhiO IS pleased to announce we are accept· mg applications for full and part t•me STNA'S 10 jom our www.comtcl com C) 2008 by NEA, Inc friendly and dediCated staff ~~~=====;-;;;=====~~~=====:, Applicants be dep8nd-lt.10_ _ _ _ _ __.1li.IO_ _ _ _ _ _plll110 able, team must players with pos u.,... ... , .. ,... !>on'E'R u- .. u~ WANTm Lost Male YorMh1re Tamer, last seen 3/19108 1n Centenary area Black & Gold, deeply m1ssed Ro by 11n1e C girl REWA all (740)709 6199 or (740}446 9866 r Accred led Mtlmber Accredillng Council tor lrld&pefldanl Colleges I"liiiliO;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ tOO WORKERS NEEDED Assemble crafts wood Items To $480/wk Materials provided Free Information pkg 24Hr 801 428·4649 . ., Galllpolla Career College (Careers Close To Home) Coli Today' 740 446 4387 1·800 214 0452 www gallipollscareercollege edu s11 ver/gold coms, any IOKI14KI18K gold 1ewelry dental gold, pre 1935 US currency, proot/mmt sets · diamonds MTS Ca1n Shop 151 2nd Avenue Gal~pot1s 446 2842 -------Wanted to buy Junk Cars f: Farm Machinery cal 740388 0884 Can Call Cr>lect I \ ll 'lr n \ II \ I -.1 ll \ It I " Lost female German Shepherd last seen Jan 30th wlstltches In belly & red collar, Carpenter/Oyesv•ite, $300 fat safe return, (740)698· 2267 -------LOST Black Case with •--,ng Scope and 9MM .........,.. Pistoton PottersCreek$100 Reward Call740·441-1720 .. • ~ from $199 Month New 2008 S1ngi€11W1de M•dwest 740 828 2750 _m!!.!vl!.m!!!o!<!dw,.est.,h"'o'"m"'e"'com""--. Lo!88'x124 w/14 )(]Q'Iratler .3 br 2 b, partially furnished 2 covered porches 2 car carport, large block storage bUilding $40 000 (740)992 3057 --'-----NEW 2008 4 BR 2BA 1,700+ sq ft $49 989 from $397 Month Midwest 740 828 2750 mym1dwesthome com New 3 Bedroom homes lrom lndudes manv upgrades, deUvery & sel .~p q 4o)38S-2434 1 USED HOME SALE N1ce 3BR S1nglewides $2 14 36 per montl'l from $2900 Down Pmt r Midwest 740-828-2750 ___ I~ lAl • ~ & ACREAGE 3 acres far Sale on Sar1dh1ll Ad $25 000 304-895 3929 MOBILE HOME LOT FOR RENT 10.31 Georges Creek AO 4411111 Pnme res•Oent1al budding lot m A1o Grande on Lake Or $24 900 Phone 260 495 Publishing Co 5114 IS seeking a motiVated Ill \ I \1 .., detail-oriented Individual to be a pagmator/page deSigner In the dally production of ItS three HousEl> newspapers The fORRENf successful applicant would work under th8 2 Br house In Pomeroy tor superviSion of the news rent $400 a mo $400 dep department Duties 740·992·6385 Include electronic ~ Duplex for Sale on Land nAnerallon of news 2br Mobile Home Kotchen .ge . . s al0 ng With some ~==OI'I'o::KI\INIIY:::: Contract 740 992 5858 coppay edn1ng and headline House for sale m Aac;lne Furn ' depos•t reqwad & wrot~g, as well B" •NOTICE• area Appro~~: 4 acres all 2Dr House n Mason, 304· •• ..., I II I d d 675·7783 prootreadlng of pages OHIO VALLEY PUBLISH pro A ess1ona h 1 Yh an scape lh 4 produced by other lNG CO recommends !Inc stye ouse WI 3Bd 1bathW/O HU·HUDpaglnators Computer h I d b I lh bedrooms hvJng room, d•nI a you o us ness w1 ,_ h Ia approve d Good refa rerlces skills and knowlednA of people you know, and 1ng room, "'1c en rge 1am- $450 Mo -$400 dep 740 ~ • ce mra 1a•r gas hea1 416.. 22'" Quark XPress and Adobe NOT to send money I1Yroom d 1 Photoshop are requ•red through the ma11unttl you an f~rep 1ace Add 1t10n ot a ---~----Past e..,nenence 1n page have mvesugated the large Flor1da room com 4 Bedroom House for Rent ~ design IS not a pletely cedar opens onto $600/rent $600/depos•t or rvaphlc offering ..,. t & 1 H 1 d '740) 446 4060 requorement The pos>l"'" pa 10 poo area ea e m \ or 367 7762 ~• nd poo 1enc 1osed by pn s tull-t•me o hours a Own a computer? Put it to grou 1 4 week and Includes work! Up to $1500 to vacy fencing and land 4BR, 2 baths at 91 Cedar St benefits Interested $7500/mo PT/FT scaped Fmtshed 2 car $650 per month t $650 References req applicant& can send FreelnformaMn• garage anach ed to ho use deposit 740 388-1100 resumes to www familyblz123 com and f1n1shed & heated 3 car -------~. Kevin Kelly ...,,..._..,._ _ _.., garage unanached 48R 2 F Bath 2 ca r Manag~ng ~ditor . ~ MoNEY Excellent cond•t•on ready to attached gar 2 ca r Ohio Valley Publishing Co I move 1n $255 000 00, Call detached gar out bldg 10 LoAN 825 Third Ave ~======= (740)949-2217 fndge dshwshr 2 75 acre Galli H• Ohio 45631 • otf Hwy 124 **NOTI(; ~** $600mo/$4Q0dep 740-742 r·d I 1,;::=----..1 I 11~1 Take onbound customer serv1ce calls tor Fortune 100 ompames lncludong Time Warner Cable Now Htrlng Full T1me Day Shift Full Time Evemng Sn•h •Up to $8 50/hour • MedlcaVOentaV401 k • Professional work env~ronment 1-888-IMC-PAYU Ext. 2347 www lnfoclalon com L.------~ Truck DriVers COL Class A Required m1n1mum of 2 years driving exp Expenence on OVerdelmBnslooal loads Must have good driving record Earn up to $2,000 weekly For application Call (304)722-21 84 M·f 8 30am-4pm ----=-----Wanted 29 Senous People to Work trom home usmg a comp ut· UP I0 $500 oo to er $1,500 00 PT/FT www Homslncome4 u com Welders needed 1yr expertence Good wages & ben• f1ts Send resumes to CL.A Box 103, clo Gallipolis Dally Tnbune PO Box 489, Gathpohs OH 45631 Borrow Smart Contact House or Aerlt Racme Area the Oh1o · D•v•s•on of No pets Call740·992-5858 Flnanc1al lnst•1ut•on s MOIIUJ HOMl'i Oftk:e of Consumer fOR RF.~>"f Affa1rs BEFORE you refinance your hOme or Looktng for an uptiated fam· obtam a loan BEWARE 11Y home on 1 acre rTV1 w/ 2Br at Johnsons Mob1le of requests for any large backyard privacy fence m Home Palk can 446 2003 advance payments of Gallipolis thiS 2100 SOFt 3 - - - - - -fees or msurance Call the br 2 ba w/ lg bonu~ room 2BR on Pnvate lot on Oft1ce of Consumer v1nyl Sided ranch has new Shoestnng A1dge Gallipolis Affairs toll free at 1-866 root, attached carport, 2 car cny schools S550 rent 27B-Q003 to learn If the garage rehn1shed hard· mcludes all ullllttes $500 mortgage broker or wood floors Is ready to depos!l ref reQUired 740 tender 1s properly move m central a1r & natural 446-2847 01645-1668 licensed (This 1s a public gas furnaCe stone FP 1n service announcement LA Kitchen has new oak For rent or sale Located 1n from the Oh1o Valley cabinets new vmyl lloonng, B1dwell 3BR 2 bath Publishing Company) lg pantry& laundry room Unfurmshed If sold must be moved Call 388-8446 ~r ::::====~ Spac1ous master su1te w/ FP & private entrance 61 5 830 4499 PR~IONAL Pnced to sell 'ii98 19QO Now SER\itOS $8S 000 call l40)S4S 875 t Ideal for 1 or 2 people refer ence~ no pets 5 m•les.from MOBILE Hm.u:s Gavm no ca lls afte• H1dden Vuaw Bakery IG open FOR SALE 6pm 441 0181 every Fn & Sat from ?am- a__...;liiOiiiiiiiiio-rl - - - - - - - 5pm on 82 Deckard Road, Mobile Homes tor Rent 1n Bidwell OH 45614 16X80 3 Bedroom 2 Bath Pmnt Pleasant & Gallipolis ---~---- V1nyl S1d1ng Sh1ngle Roof Fetry HUD acceplnd ca l TURNED DOWN ON $230 per month 740 385 304 675.3 423 SOCIAL SECURITY fSSI? 9948 ' No Fee Unless we Wlnl - - -- - - - - Taking appNcat1ons tor 2BR 2000 16x70 2 bed 2 bath No pels $275fmonth 1 SSS·5B2'-J34 5 Fleetwood 2002 16x80 3 $200/deposit 446 3617 bed 2 bath Oakwood, 1999 ;;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;..~....;;., 16x80 3 bed 2 bath Fortune Tra1ler for rent and lot for rent H~ Dayt1me 388..0000, Even1ng a!!JO both 1n Green Terrace •"OR SALE 388·8017 Of 245·9213 Mob1le Home Court Call "74,;,0,;;24.;5;.504;.;..1_ _ __, 2008 3 bedroom 2 bath sec0 down payment 4 bed !tonal home S279 per month ~ rooms Large yard C<M!red 740 385· 7671 = · ::·.=:.: ~:.:.____ 1.,---·~-nuo--r-,.J deck AttaChed garage 740 2008 sectional home 3 367_7129 - - - - - - - - Bedroom 2 Balh delivered 1 and 2 bedroom apart4br 2 AC Pool, Ctry New and set up $38 695 740. menta, furntshed and untur Haven $139 500 can alter 38 ..::5..:9.:.9-4:.:8.:..__ _~- n1shed and houses m 6pm 304·593-8871 Pomeroy and M1ddlepor1 ..:____ _ _ _ _ FOf rent or sale Located In security deposit requ1red no Small 2 Br house RaCine Bidwell 3BA 2 bath pets 740 992-2218 area 2 outbuildings carport Unfurnished If sold must be - - - - - - - on appro11 1 acre Asku'lg moved Call 388; 8446 or Modern 1 Bedroom ,Apt $45,000 740·949·2539 815-830·4499 Call (740)446·0390 L.------ : r I rio r \ o-- �Page 82 • The Daily Sentinel to walk Oniz. "They're both great httters and you have to ptck one or the other," Geren srud. "He from PageBl got 0-2 and then got a pttclt over the plate and Rrururez Pedrota sacnhced and took tt deep " Davtd Orttz was mtenllonJonathan Papelbon took the ally walked with two outs. mound to his "Wtld Thmg" Rarrurez htt a drive to deep theme m the bottom half. but center and was sure it would was hardly mturudatmg He be a home run. It wasn't, and walked Dane Barton 1eadl0g he had to hustle to make It to off and gave up a one-out second RBI double to Emil Brown, Just Manny bemg Manny. who was tagged out in a runHe )earned· when he got to down between second and the ballpark that he couldn't third. use the red-barreled bat he "I made a trustake," Brown planned on using because u was >quoted as saymg by the would dtstract pttchers. So he San Francisco Chromcle. got some new bats m Tokyo. "What I was thmkmg dtdn 't "Maybe if I used my hapr.en in that sttuatJon. You Amencan bat that ball maybe can t get out like that. It's not would have gone," he satd "I a trade-a-run situauon. I thought I hit it good. I could- thought the throw was gomg n't use my bat because tl was- home. but that was a rrustake n't legal. Thank God I got Bad baserunmng on my some Japanese wood that I part." could use." After a pair of singles, Kurt Oakland manager Bob Suzuki hll a game-endmg Geren made the key dectsmn groundout, givmg Papelbon Opener Showdown from PageBl Do you like m-state matchups? "It depends." Would you constder playmg another Ohio college every year? "Posstbly, yes. Honestly, tt depends " How about next season? "I do11't know Could be. The reason we don 'i play Ohto teams IS (so) that I don 'I have to answer all these questtons all the lime. Thts ts why I'm not domg this. We play one and you want two, we play two and you want three." Matta laughed to try to show he was kidding, but it also appeared he was chuckling through gritted teeth. Matt Terwilliger, an Ohio State senior who grew up 18 miles up the road from Dayton in Troy, recognizes that the game takes on a different temperature because of both teams' rabtd fans and because of the fmality of the showdown. "I know from people amund here it's gomg to be pretty senous because we haven't played smce, what, the '80s?," he satd "The fans kind of realize as well as we do that thts could be our final time out on the floor. So we're takmg that • into consideration every time we go out there." Both teams feel they were wronged by the NCAA tournament selectton commtltee, but for vastly dtfferent reasons. The Flyers fimshed ued (or seventh in the Atlantic 10, but three of their losses came to Sweet 16 quahlier Xavter. In addtttOn, almost all of their 10 setbacks came when they were wtthout 6foot-8 freshman star Chris Wright, out since Jan. 9 with a broken bone in hts right ankle. They were 14-1 when Wn\lht was hurt, beat Saint Louts in overtime, then lost eight ' of • the next 11. GOodbye, NCAA hopes. • But·Wright is back-- he scored eight. J;X?ints in 1~ minutes or Moriday ~~ht1s SS-48 victory · at UHnois S~te .- and the Flyeis relll· ly feel they have a score to settle. "We've been playing pretty well," said Gregory, who calls this the most restlient team he's ever been around. "We're 6- t now in March. We said we wanted to be a better team when Chris Wednesday, March www.mydailysentinel.com the save and seahng the wm for Htdeki Okapma ( 1-0), who used to pttch m the Tokyo Dome for the Yomiuri Giants. Matsuzaka allowed a prur of first-10mng runs, one on a homer by Mark Eilts The right-hander struck out six and walked five m ftve mnin~s but allowed only two htts. The crowd was loud, but not nearly as loud as the reg· ular noise level at Fenway. ·Fans pounded drums, flashed cameras and gawked at Dtce-K's wtldness. The teams were set to play agam Wednesday, with Oakland's Rtch Harden pitch10g agrunst Jon Lester Notes: Ramtrez was presented wtth an overstzed check for I ,000,000 yen (about $1 0,000) for bemg MVP of the game and smtled as he held tl up on a stage placed near the mound. He also gets a color 1aser pnnter Final from Page Bl walkmg one and stnking out three on 76 pitches, 51 stnkes, m four-plus innings. "He was cruismg along," catcher Rod BaraJaS satd "Then there were some errors and when a !earn gets baserunners it carries thetr confidence. It was one of those fluke things that don't happen very often with Halladay." At Ktssimmee, Fla., Atlanta pitcher John Smoltz satd he felt no disi:omfon while throwing ilt the morning, the first ttme he tested hts nght shoulder smce he was held out of hts last scheduled start. Smoltz was encouraged that the stiffness that caused htm to mtss a start Friday was gone. He only r.Iayed catch m the outfie d for about I 0 minutes and still appears almost cenam to came back and we're defi- open the season on the dtsabled ltst. He could come nitely a better team. Now he off the DL 10 make his first start April 6 agamst the just kmd of adds to it." The Buckeyes believe New York Mets. they were vtcllmized by "The last time 1 threw was those who satd the Btg Ten more or less a chore This was down Yet the confer- wasn't a chore," Smoltz ence has two teams m the said. NCAA regmnal ftnals At Tampa, Fla , the (Wisconsm, Mtchigan Yankees satd Andy Pettitte State). On top of that, they wtll mtss hts first scheduled have been dommant m thetr start of the season April 2 NIT victones over UNC- against Toronto because of Ashevtlle and Cal. back spasms New York "We're just putting all the manager Joe Gtrardi pteces ot the puzzle togeth- expects the left-bander will er," swmgman Davtd pitch the thud or fourth Ltghty satd "Everybody's game mstead coming m and doing thetr At Tucson, Crede won the job. Everybody's been play- startmg thrrd base JOb for the Whtle Sox over Josh ing real well the last couple Ftelds, who hit 23 homers of games" As mtght be expected, as a rookte last year but wtll start the season at Triple-A Mat~ prefers to play down Charlotte. th\) nvalry f~ctdf. ,Bestdes, "He 'under&tands where he says, there s no time {or a ' ' we are where he is in his Jot of. frre an~ bri_msto,ne career/' general manager alj9ut m-state nvalries IUld Ken \\,'illiama' said. ''To his j~ousy.. . , , credit, he sai,d,. 'Wei\. I'll At this stage, ·we (both use it as an oppotturuty to teams) have played sp many improve on some things not games it's more ·along the only for ,myself, but to you lines of the winner moves, guys. I'll ·get better defenon and the team that doesn't sively, I' n get better offenWID, therr season ts over,': slvely ,so that I can be the he said. "We're playing a · totlll package when I ~t very good basketbal I team. back to ~ oi~ leagues. A Tbi.s isn't a game where yqu cl~ reac~on ' . stew over it all summer. Yeu Juan Unbe will start the find out last night at 9:15. year as the everyda_y second who you're playipg and ••. baseman, but rookie Ale_xet here we ~o." Ramuez wtll get playmg tune there, along with spot starts from Pablo Ozuna. Williams satd. At Scottsdale, Anz , Johnson was an tmmedtate hit m hts Cubs debut Two days after he was released by Toronto. Johnson agreed to a $1 3 million, one-year contract with Chicago and then got two htts, mcludmg a double, and scored twtce m a 7-5 victory over San Francisco. "You guys don't know how happy I am to be here," he srud. Gtants outfielder Aaron Rowand left the game with a brutsed lower leg after get, ling htt by Rich Htll's pitch. In other news, Miguel Cabrera ilnd the Detrmt Tigers finahzed their $152.3 million, eight-year contract, the fourth-largest package among current maJor leaguers. Jorge Cantu won the competition to replace Cabrera at third base for the Florida Marlins Milwaukee released pitcher Claudto Vargas, leaving the final three spots m the rotation to Dave Bush, Carlos Vtllanueva and Manny Parra - at least until Yovani Gallardo returns from the knee operalion he had early m spring trrunm~ Gallardo could be back m mid-April. , Boston put ace Josh Beckett dn the 15-day disabled list, tetroactive to March 19, with a lower back strain. Red Sox m11pager Terry Francona mdtcated there was a chance Beckett could pttch in the three~arne senes at Toronto startmgApnl4 San Diego exerctsed manager Bud Black's opuon for the 2009 season In other spnng trammg games: Reds 5, PhDHes 3 Edinson Volquez all but assured himself a spot m the Cincmnati Reds' startmg rotauon. Volquez pllched five strong mnm~s. Edwm Encamacmn htt a two-run single and the Reds beat the Philadelphia Philhes 5-3 on Thesday Volquez struck out five and walked one m another impressive outing that lowered his ERA to 2.79 this spring. The 24-year-old nght-hander hasn't gotten official word that he's going .. 26, 2008 . Wednesday, March 26, 2008 ~lght 'tc::.. P...._bllc r-.;rc:.tlcoes 1 . . l""Joe-.........--.p.,..pera. I<..:ac::.""', I > e a t v e r e d :Ft..laht. t<» ~-=- ... .- I>c:.c:.r. Galli a County OH In One Week With Us www mydatlytnbune.com E-mail www mydallysentinel com ctasstfted@ mydallytrtbune.com REACH OVER 285,000 PROSPECTS www.mydatlyreg1ster com PLUS YOUR AD NOW ONLINE To Place \ll:rtbunt Sentinel l\egt~ter Your Ad, (740) 446-2342 ·(740) 992-2·156 (304) 675-1333 Call Today... or Fax (740) 446-3008 Fax To 992-2157 Webs~es To to Rulllnd. flllleJence Deed: Yotume 87, Pllge 875, Melp County Olllclal Recordl. Audftor'a Parcel Noa.: 12-ooo67.000 and 1200088.000 Property Addrftl: 132 Hill Strtet, Rutland, OH 45775 Current Owner: Dennl1 .. Paula Stanley Approlltll II $25,000 Tenna Of Baht: Cannot be 1old lor llllla than 213rda of the appraleed value. 10% down on day Of ule, ceth or certified check, batance due on conflrma· uon Of ule. Tha apprat,al did not Include an Interior examination of the houoe. Robert E. Btegle, Meigs County Sheriff Attorney lor the Plaintiff Lillie, Sheela & Warner 213 E. 2nd St. Pomeroy, OH 740-892-6611V 13) 19, 26, 14) 2 JIIYible to-. The lull amount will be returned wtthln ' thtrly 130) daya altar reteip1 of bldt. Each bid mull be accompanied by lither a bid bond In an amount of 100% Of the bid amount wtth a eurtty lltltflctory to the alor-ld Melg1 C o u n t y Commlaalonera or by certified check, .......,. check, or teltar of credH upon aoolvent bank In the amount of not tall than 10% llf the bid amount In flvor Of the aforeaald Melga C o u n t y Commltelonera. Bid Bondeehallbeaccompanltd by Proof of Authority of the ofltclal or agent signing the bond. Bide shalt be Malad and marked • Bid for Badfor Townehlp Gilkey Ridge Strtet Improvement end mellld or dlllvertd to:' Mtlga County C-lniOnlra Public Notice CourthoPomeroy,Ohlo45789 NaTICE TO CONTRAc- Attention of bldclare Ia TORS called to ell of the Sulod propoule lor rtqutremento conthe Bedford Townehlp lllntd In thll bid packGilkey Ridge Street et, Plrllculltrty to the Improvement Project, Foderll Labor Mllge County, OhiO •• Standlrde jlrovlelona par epaclflcatlone In 1nd DIVII·Becon bid PICket will lit WIQII, Vlrtoue lneurr101tved by the Meigs enoo roqutremente, C o u n t y Vlrloue equal ClppllrtuCommltelonort II nlty provlltlone, 1nd their ottlco ot the the requirement lor 1 CourthouM, Pomeroy, payllltnt bond 1nd perOhio 45718 un~l 1:00 formlnDI bond lor pm April 3, 2008 1nd I 00% 01 the conlllot then 111:11 pm 11 oeld prlot, No bidder may office opened ond reed • wHhdriW hll bid within aloud lor the following: thirty (10) c1tr- lifter IedfOrd Townehfp the toluol dati of thl Gilkey Ridge ltreet opanlngthertol. The Improvement Pt'Oiect Melga County Thll 11 1 Prevelllng Co m m Ia a Ion • r 1 W1g1 pro)ect. 811 reeerve the right to lpaclflclllona In bid re)ecllny orall bldl. paella!. Spaclflcatlont, MICk Dlvtnport, ond bid forma may bl Prtlldent -...cl 11 the Office Mtlga County of Melge County Commlnlo..,. Com m t 111 on • ra, (3) 14, 21,26 CourthouH, Pomeroy, Ohio 45789 Phone 740Public Noflce 11112-2895. A depoalt of 0 dollare will be SheriH Saltoe required loraach Ill of Ceae Number oetV156 plane and apaclllca- LeSallt Bonk NA Ilona, check mede Plaintiff VI Robart Wood Et AI Delendanll Court of Common Plea a, Meigs County, Ohio In pureuanca of an order of ule to me directed frOm uld court In the abovuntltied action, I will expose to Ale et publie auction on the front atepa of the Melge County Court Houu on Fl'lday, Mey 2, 2008 II 10:00 a.m. Of uld dey, the following dtlcrtbed reel eellla: PIICII One: The followlng reel- being In Syrtcuee VIllage 1nd In 100 acre Lot No. 2911, Sutton Townahlp, llelgsCounty,Ohlo. Daeertbed aa follows: Beginning at a 2 Inch pipe on the IOUIIteell corner of a 9.6 acftl tract ol land deeded from John McCoy to Archil Lea, dtlcrtbtd In Deed Recorded In Deed Book No. 239, page no. 783, Otad recorde of Melge County, Ohio, thence n i l 815.85 ftet; thence South 24.95 IHt to the eouth eldt of a 25 loot r01d; the pilOt of beginning lof thla cltecrlptlon; thenceooulh I deg. 01' 1111 126.75 1eet to the northelll corner of e .22 ecre lot dncrlbtd In Dead Book No. 238, p1g1 No. 823 deed recorde of Mtlge County, Ohio; thence north 81 deg. 28' 1111 too feet to the north· 1111 comer of • .23 lot dteorlbtd In Deed Book No. :1'43, page no. 121 deed reoorde of Melga County, Ohio; thenoa soulh81deg.IO'ull 20 IMt olong tht north Uno ol 1 .37 acre lot; !hinDI north I dtg. 01' Mel 1ZI.81feet to the south tide of a 21 toot roed; thence south 87 dtg. tt' well 120 feet llong the lOuth elde 01 llld roed, to the pltce 01 beginning, conlllnIna .35 acrae, men or 1111. Ralerence Deed: Volume 308, Pege 511, lottlga County Deed Records. Auditor's Parcel No.: 2CHI0066.000 Parcel Twp: Sltuata In Section :18, Town 2, Range 12, Sutton Townthlp, VIllage of Syracuu, Melg1 County, Stela of Ohio, and being part of One Hundred Acre Lot Nlll)lber 295. Commencing at a two Inch Iron plpa In Ilia northeett corner Of a 5.5 acre more or leu lrtcl aa recorded In Dead Book 236, Page 773 In the Recorda of the Melga County Recorder'I Office; thence N. 90 deg. 00" 00'" W. along the north line of eald 5.5 acre more or leu tract 671.111tettoapolntln the existing westerly right of way line of Lee Circle and the real point of beginning lor the land herein deacrlbed; thence S. 5 deg. 24' 00'" E. along the axletlng westerly right of way Uno of Lee Ctn:le, 27.56 feet to a point In the exlatlng ooutherty right of way lint of L11 Circle; thence N. 87 deg. tl' 00" E. along the exletlng eoutherly right Of way line of Lte Circle, 52.73 feet to an aiellng Iron plpa tn the northwtet property corner of George D. end Sherry A. Bueldrk 11 recorded In Deed Book 283, Plg1 903 In the Rocordt of the Melge County Rtcordtr'l Office; thtnDI 8., I dog. 011' 00" 1!. along tht w11t property llno of tald IIIOrge D. 1nd Bherry A. lueklrk, 71.• feet to 1 point tn the northHit property corner of HughM.endMirthaC. MoPhtlt 11 recorded In Dead look 210, Pllgt 103 In the RICOI'dl 01 the Molp County Rtcordor'e Office; thence s. 85 deg. 00' 11"W. along the north property line of uld Hugh M. 1nd Mltrtha c. McPhail, 81.22 lett to 1 point; thence N. 1 deg. 011' 00" WHI along 1 Uno, 108.81 feet to a point In the north Uno 01 nld 5.5 ecre more or 1t11 tract; thence N. Monday thru Friday 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. *POLICIES* Ohio Valley Publllhlng reserves the right to edll, reJect or cancel any ad 11 any time. Enora Must B epontd on the tire of publication an he Trlbu . .sanllnel eglater will eapon1iblt tor n ore lhan tbe cost he apace Otcupl tlte error and onl flrst Insertion. W hall not be llabla BOx numb« adl a lwaya conlldenUal. Current ppllu. All Real dvertiBtmentl ar blect to the Federa air Housing Act 988 - 90 deg. 00' 00" E. along the north line of uld 5.5 acre more or llllla tract, 25.92 fee1 to the point of beginning and containing 0.188 acres. Subject to all lagal hlghwaya and easementa of record. Current Owner: Robert Wood et al Property 111: 2411 Lee Circle, Syrtcuee, OH PPt 2CHI0066.000 & 2000284.000 Prior Deed Reference: Volume 44, Page 475 Appraised et $80,000.00 Tar me of Sale: Cannot be sold lor teaa than 213rde of the appralaad valua.. tO% down on day of eale, cash or certified check, balltnce due on conllrmaUon 01 oele. The appraisal did not Include an lntarlor examination o1 the house. _ Robert E. Beegle, Melgt County SherHf Attorney for thaPialntlff Lerner Sampaon Rotfuu POBox 5480 Cincinnati, OH 452015480 513-241·3100 (3) 28, 14) 2, 1 ------, Public Notlca The Olivo Townthlp 'lnlettea will be doing Spring CIHn-Up In the Ctmeterlee batwoon April 111 and April tlth. (3) 21 ,_...,..._ __:__..., on SAYINGS Shop Closslfleds! L....-------1 ' Or Word Ads ' SHERIFF SALES 2/3nlt of the appralitell. eel Mel dloocritl j M 400 CaH Number 07CV084 value. 10% down on lollcll* • , , ' ~nd, OH 44113 Home NetlonaiBank day of ule, ceah or Baglnnlngllapolntan 11H21-1530 Plaintiff certtDed check, btl· the North tide 111\.thi (3) 19, 28, 14) 2 VS ance due on conllrma- Pike R01d IHdlng lntm · Paula L. Hart et al tlon ofule. Pomeroy to CIIMier, Oelendant The appralut did not which point 11 180 fMI Public Notice Court of Common Include an Interior Well of the bellini ol Pleas, Meigs County, examtnetlon ol the Stc. No. 8; Thence tn 1 SHERIFF SALES Ohio houM. N01111Bllllrly diNC1ton C... Number 07CVOII9 In purtuance of an Robert E. B~lt, parallel with the Farmera Bank & order of sale to me Melg1 County Sheriff Euterty Una of uld Sevln111 directed from sold Attorney for the Section No.8, 01111 hun- Plaintiff court In the above enH- Plaintiff dred fifty 1150) fee1; va tled action, I will Uttla, Sheela & WIUIIIII' thence In a Wlllllarly Dennla Stanley & Paula expose to sate at 213 E 2nd St direction 100 feet; Slllnley thence In a southwltll· Defandanta Public Auction on the Pomeroy, OH 45769 front IIepa of the 740-992-Mitl erty direction parallel Court of Common Melga County Court 13) 19, 28, (4) 2 wllh the nat line of Pleat, Melge County, House on Friday, April llld MCtton, 150 feet Ohio 25, 2008, at 10 a.m., Of to the north llde of the In purtuance of an uld day, the following Public Notice Pomeroy Chester Pike order of ula to me deocrlbed real eatate: Road; thance In •n directed from eald Situated In the SHERIFF SALES e11terly direction court In the above antiTownahlp of Sutton, ClleNumlttt07CV114 along eald road tOO tied action, I will VIllage of Racine, HSBC Bank USA NA !tel to the placa of expose Jo ule at pubCounty of Meigs and Plaintiff beginning Thla Is part lie auction on the front State of Ohio· vs Of the ume property 1tepe of the Meigs Being forty-two (42) Oonald Randolph Jr. that waa deeded by County Court Houae fee1 and three 13) Inch- Delandanla F.M. Baaa and S.E. on Friday, April 25, te off the south aide of Court of Common Ban to Emmett and 2008 at 10 a.m. of uld Town Lot No. Sevonty- Pleas Malga County, Mary Windon, day, the following nine 179); also the Ohio Granlort, tn deed dtlcrtbtd real Illata: oouth hell of Town Lot Being In Sectlon No. 8, dated October 3, 1117, The following real recorded In lltullld tn the Eighty 180); both of Town 2, Range 13, and and oeld lote being In the bounded and VOiume118, Page 494, County olllelge, In the village of Racine, deKrlbtd aalollowe: Rtcord1 of Deeda, , Slate Of OhiO, and In Meigs County, Ohio, Beginning 11 1 point Metge County, Ohio. the Vltllgl Of Ruttlnd, and being the same whlchla150feetnorth- Aloo all Of our rign.. end dtlcrlbtd 11 folpramlsea conveyed by 1111 of the Pomoroy and lnteruteln a water lowe: Btgtnnlng 11 the Arllta Uovlng and John Cheater Pike Road, ltne running from tha S.W. comor of Lot 121 C. Gallagher and Mattia eald point being lh1 ebove dtacrlbed prom· In Fellon Addition to Gallagher, hie wHo, by NorlhHII corner ollot 1111 along State Rutland: thence 1111deed deled April 2, told by former Htghwey No. 7, to the erly etonglhl atreet 39 1908, and recorded In grtntore to former MeiDl Water Company !HI; thence northerly Book 118, 11 Page 458 of Grtnttee by dted Wlllar Meln running 151 feet; thenc• - • · the Deed Recordt 01 recorded In Volume !rom Pomeroy to the orly 36 IMt to thl lint Meigs County, Ohio. 120, Pllge 111; Thence fOrmer Forte! Run of Maud Wlteon 1nd Rllloronce Deed: In 1 northHetarly C01t MI... Llut Braley; thence Volume 188, Pllge 471, direction parallel with ,_monent Parcel eoutherly elong eold 14-00010 Uno to lho pllct of Melge County Ofttclol the -Uno Of lleotlon Numbare: Rtcorde. Audltor"t No. ,I netrby 90 feet; and 14-00011 beginning, containing Perctl Noa.. 11· thence In 1 -terly Commonly known n: 1t equert rode. eltue'-d In 00248.000 1nd 18· direction tOO '"'; 33371 IIIII Rollll 7, AltO Q024t.ooo thet101 In 1 IOUihwet- I'Qmeroy, 01110 487M RUIIInd Vlttllge, MeiDl Property Addreee: 207 trly direction paral- Current OWner Donlld County, Ohio. Lot t21 1!. l'ourth Street, lolad w~h the Mid Hit Rendolph Jr. In Pollan Addition to Racine, OH 41771 ltno of lleotlon No. I Apprlleed ol ..0,000 Rutland, Ohio, beginAttorney for Plelntlff: . Nllllly 190) feet; thenot Tllrma Of lila: cannot nlng et N.W. oo'"'r Of LIHie.Sheeta&Warner, tellerly along the be aofd lor lealthtn Lotl1;1'eiiOnAddltlon; 21 t-213 E. Second north fine of the tot 213rdt Of theapprolltd thenoa 1111 31 flit ltrtet, Pomerov. 1bove mentioned, 11 Vllue. 10% down on wide lltandlng from OH41788, Telephone: conveyed by dead day Of Mit, calli or the north line Of uld (740) eez.eeae. rocordod In Volume Dlrtlfted ~ICic, lltl- Richerd Oru11er In Current Owner: Poulo 120, Plge 111, to lor- 1n01 dut on conllnna- uld Lot t2t; thence L. Hart II el mer gre-, - hun- lion Of ult. 36feet to Richerd Property at: 207 E. dred (100) feet to the TIMt appntloet did not Gruater weet line; place Of beginning. Include en Interior thenoa North to tho Fourth SL Racine, OH45771 Ateo, the following aamlnetlon of the place of beginning, PPI 111-00248 dtacrlbed reel 111111 haute. being 1 rocllngulor 111-00248 tltulled In the county Robert E. Beegle, place of ground 38 lett Prior Deed Rolertneea· of Melp, Slate of OhiO, Mtlge County Sheriff wide extending from Volume 195, Pllge 471 end In Sec. No. 8, Attorney lor the plain- the north line of Appralaed at $42,500 Townehlp No.3, Range tiff Rlchlrd Grutetr lot to Terme of Sate· Cannot No. 13, of Sallebury Shapiro & Felty the north lint or Lot be oold lor 1... than Townehlp, and bound- 1500 W. Third St. Su~e 121 In filion Addftlon The Daily Sentinel • Page 83 mrtbunt- SentinelC L A ·S S I F I ED to be one of Cmcmnati's starting five, but tl would be an upset tf he dtdn't get the nod. AcqUired from Texas inthe trade tor outfielder Josh Hamtlton m December, Volquez has raised eyebrows m camp He dtdn't allow a run m three of hts stx appearances Volquez was 3-11 will! a 7 20 ERA in 20 games for the Rangers over three seasons If he's in the rotation, he'll make hts next start agamst the Phtllies at Great Amencan Ball Park next weekend. Mets 5, Braves 4 At Port St. Lucte, Fla , Ttm Hudson pnched effectively mto the fourth mning m hts f10al tuneU[l for Atlanta's season opener, while New York had Johan Santana lace mmor 1ea~uers mstead of tis NL East nval Indians 7, Yankees 5 At Wmter Haven, Fla , Cleveland 's Andy Marte htt a go-ahead, three-run homer to make up for two errors Robmson Cano went 3-for-4 wtth two RBis for New York White Sox 5, Rockies 2 At Thcson, Mark Buehrle showed pmpomt control, allowing a run and four hils in stx mnings for Chtcago Colorado's Franklm Morales •pttched four scoreless mninjls before allow10g four runs 10 the fifth Dodgers 3, Brewers 3 At Phoenix, Brad Penny was wild but effective for Los Angeles, whtch finally heads home to California after playing spnng traming games m Flonda, Chma and Anzona thts year. Cardinals 3, Nationals 0 At Jupiter, Fla., Anthony Reyes allowed three hits m six scoreless innings but remained on the bubble for a spot m St LoUis' rotallon Albert Pujols drove in two runs and is htttmg .411 with 17 RBis. Pirates 7, Twins ~ At Bradenton, Fla., Ian Snell gave up two runs over stx mnings m hts final start 10 before pttchmg Pittsburgh's opener·Monday at Atlanta. Orioles 8, Marlins 1 At Fort Lauderdale, Fla., Brian Burres allowed six sin~les m 5 1-3 scoreless mnmgs for Baltimore. Burres and Matt Albers are locked m a two-man race for the fifth starter JOb. 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Peraonela .................. ,.................................. 005 Pets lor Sate.............. ...... . ................. 560 Plumbing & Heating ........................... -.820 Proltaalonal Services... . ......... . ......... 230 Radio, TV & CB Repair .. ,......... . .........160 Reel Eatete Wanted ..................................... 360 _ Schoolslnatructlon ....................... ,•. ,..........150 Seed, Plant & Fertilizer ......................... 650 • snuetlone Wanted ................................ 120 Space for Rent ........... . . ...... .. .....460 Sporting Goodl. ........... .. ..................... 520 SUV'a for Sole..............................................720 Trucks for Sale .............................. ,............. 715 Upholatery ............................................... 870 Van1 For Salt.... . .. ...... . .... ........ .. ... 730 Wanted to Buy. .. ............................... 010 Wanted to Buy- Farm Suppllte..... . .. ...... 820 Wanted To Do ............................................ 1., Wanted to Rent ............................................470 Yerd Sal• Galllpolla .......... , ................... 072 Yard Sat•Pomeroy/Middle ...................... 074 Yard Sai•Pt. Pleaeant ............................... 071 I Food Servtce Worker lor full time and temporary (90 days) work m a 114 Bed long Term Care Slate Fac111ty Full-tJme employment offers, an extensive benefit package mcludlng State CIVIl serviCe retuement earn up to 15 days Yacatlon per year 18 days Sick leave and l2 plus paid holidays healtM•fe lnsurance IS available Contact Wanda Sm1th, at Lak1n Hosp1I8 I at 304 "75 0860 ..., • ' ext 112 Monday thru Fnday from Sam 4pm E LOak•n Hospital IS an E /AA Alln Local Company with Employer FT & PT Service positions Customer DeptIn our No --~----Foster Parenti Been think· exp requ1red Permanent mg abou1 It-,...... '"PIY now' pos1t1on, Company lra1nmg Rece1ve $30·$45 a day provided Must be HS grad- reimbursement paid resNte. ~"" uate FT position, $585/wk and support for the youth rapid advancements+ bene P1ace d •n Your home f1ts For an 1nterv1ew1 call -r..ram•ng begt ns Marc h 29 at (740)446 n98 Albany Call OaSis Foster AVON' All Areas! To Buy or Cere Ior more Inro rma11on Sell Shirley Spears 304- 1io11 Free 1-866-325 -1558 675-1429 _ __:_______ FuH lime truck driver needed wnh Yalld drivers license and Insurance Must be dependable have good customer Customer set"vlces skdls and be able lo load and unload trucks Must be able to work weekends Send resumes to CLA Box 101 eta Gallipolis Dally ervlce Tribune PO Box 469 Gallipolis OH 45631 WI have lmmec:Ueta fult-rlma Customer Gunar Player looking for Strvlce poatdon In our Drummer & Bass PLayer to main office. play mostly onglnal Rock Succeooful oppllcanto muslc 985-4416 aher·S 00 muot bo people orlont· td, onJoy uotnm the Help wanted at Darst Home phone, Group Home 740 992·5023 computer literate and enJoy worl!lng wtt11 numben. Poattlon off. . all company bonorlto lnc:ludlng hnlth and life lnJUronce, 4011<, paid vacation and pei'IOnll S doya For employment conalderatlon, send resume to. Dione HMI c:lo GoMipoMo Trtbuno 125 Third Avo, Golllpolla, OH 45631 ,.r. . •,..._., DLLrl'l'ttJ"'tu.o Metal Fabncator Is accept Inn resumes for the following "" posttlons 3D Crafter (Auto CAD) expenenced Ttg Welder, MachiniSt CNC experience and entry level Receptionist Compensation based upon e~~:per18nced Please submit resume and professional references to 70764 St Rt 124, Vinton, OH 45686 by Apnl 4 -------Neededforexpenenced Truck Onver hauling blacktop Class A 304-674·3311 or 304-593-0639 -- - - - - - ' ' - Ohio Valley Home Health, Inc hiring STNA CNA, Home Health Aides and Personal Care Aides FIJI!, Part Time and Per D1em pos 111ons ava1lobi e APP1Y a1 1480 Jackson p" 1"e, Gallipolis phone 441-1393 tor Skilled Office or apply at 1456 Jackson Pike, phone 441 9263 for Passport/Pnvate Care Office Competlhve wages and be11ef1ts including heanh Insurance and mtleage re1mbursement --=--=-c-::--part Time Driver Transport consumers to and trom med•calappolntmentsmthe Mason County area 20 hours per week Must be able to maintain accurate report& and ass•st consumers on and off the van as needed Require& valid drivers ~cense clean dnvlng record and koowlectge of local routes Resumes will not be accepted AppNcattons ca~ be found at www prestera org/careers ht ml or our 715 Ma1n St Pt Ple~sant office Subm11 appiiCIIIJon by lox 304-525 7893 or mall to Prestera Center HFWriver 3375 U S Route 60 E Huntington WV 25705 EOE/AA Manpower 1s now hiring tor the follOWing positions Automoblle Produtlon Wolters m the Buffalo, WV Area Benefits available Call Today 304 757 !J338 POST OFFICE NOW HIRING Avg Pay $20/llr or $57K/yr, Includes Federal BenefitS, OT Offered by Exam Sei'VIC8s, not offered w/ USPS who hires 1-866 403 2562 -----...,--.,AesCare Home Care IS accepting applications for Direct Care personnel, CNA's & STNA's It you would like to take advantage of lhls opportunity you may apply Monday through Friday Bam 4pm at 8204 Carla Drive, Galbpoll& Ohio You may also fax a resume to rharnSOfiOrescare com Plltrlotlc Foodo Inc. Motco 50$ to ~ dBdy Roots Ptck up applications at Sulte Sales Delivery DriY8r Br~ng a Partner Company 112, Pleaaant Vallev , Vehicle provided Call Hospital Resumes may be 304-812.(1270 attached to the application Suf,er 8 Motel now hiring housekeepers Position IS part time and you must be able to work ftex1ble hours Apply In person No phone calls please No Phone Calla PIHH Fast 4 You In Mason now h1rlng must be 18 & avail able all shlhs must pass a Orug Teal. Apply wRhin FEDERAL POSTAL JOBS $17 69 S28 27/tlr. now htr mg For application and free governement JOb Info 'Call American Assoc of Labor 1913-599-8228. 24/tlrs omp ~ serv Full Time Aecepti0111st need ed In busy Doctor's Off•ce • Overbrook Rehab Center Will be conducting Interviews on Thursday March 27 2008 from 9am 11 am and 1pm-Jpm tor the upcoming S TN A class Thts IS the only day Interviews W!lt be held and class space 1s 11m •ted Anyone mterest m att'ndlng the Cia.. n' -"s av 10 pick up an apphcat•on at 333 Page St Mrddleporl Ohio between 9am and 5pm Monday Fnday ApplicatiOns must be subm.ned pnor to Interviews for approval NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE All rulea,tateadvartlalng In lhlo newopopor lo On the day of the 1nterv1ews subjecttotheftderal ask for Hollie Bumgarner, Fair Houtlng Act or 1968 L p N Staff Development which make• It Illegal to Coordinator 7th·Aprtl 1Bth advertiH. any EOE Part1c1pant of the Drug pret.... nct, limitation or Free Wor~lace Program dhacrlmlnatlon bated on ur. u.n'l:'n "~"~ frace, lllolcolor, religion,tl n11 1 TO Do am or na ona origin, oratatua any Intention to ., make any such Handyman Service In need preftl'tlnce llmltltlon or of repairS around the home? dltcrlmlnaUon • A a a s o n a b 1e t 20 Ph # This newapaptr will not ra es yrs e11penence 740-508-0408 knowingly accept advenleements ror real ettate whk:h lain Need a nde to the doctor violation of the law. Our shopping, school or work? readers are hereby Call (740)256-1438 Informed that Ill Spnng Cleamng for Lawn & dwellings advertJHd In Garden 304 _675 _2221 this newspaper are available on an equal opROrtunlty bases n r lUi) ILw-------,.1 h nu..r 0 a ey . 77 Hawthorne ln Pt Pleasant, 3br 1ba 1015/SF New floor coverings fresh pamt 1 new heat pump $79 000 304 674-3698 Attention! Local company offenng "NO DOWN PAYMENT' programs for you to buy your home mstead at renting • 100'% flnanc•ng • Less than pertect credit accepted • Payment could be the same as rent Mortgage Locators (740)367·0000 1 Celebration of \ life Overbrook Center located at 333 Page Street Mlddleport OhiO IS pleased to announce we are accept· mg applications for full and part t•me STNA'S 10 jom our www.comtcl com C) 2008 by NEA, Inc friendly and dediCated staff ~~~=====;-;;;=====~~~=====:, Applicants be dep8nd-lt.10_ _ _ _ _ __.1li.IO_ _ _ _ _ _plll110 able, team must players with pos u.,... ... , .. ,... !>on'E'R u- .. u~ WANTm Lost Male YorMh1re Tamer, last seen 3/19108 1n Centenary area Black & Gold, deeply m1ssed Ro by 11n1e C girl REWA all (740)709 6199 or (740}446 9866 r Accred led Mtlmber Accredillng Council tor lrld&pefldanl Colleges I"liiiliO;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ tOO WORKERS NEEDED Assemble crafts wood Items To $480/wk Materials provided Free Information pkg 24Hr 801 428·4649 . ., Galllpolla Career College (Careers Close To Home) Coli Today' 740 446 4387 1·800 214 0452 www gallipollscareercollege edu s11 ver/gold coms, any IOKI14KI18K gold 1ewelry dental gold, pre 1935 US currency, proot/mmt sets · diamonds MTS Ca1n Shop 151 2nd Avenue Gal~pot1s 446 2842 -------Wanted to buy Junk Cars f: Farm Machinery cal 740388 0884 Can Call Cr>lect I \ ll 'lr n \ II \ I -.1 ll \ It I " Lost female German Shepherd last seen Jan 30th wlstltches In belly & red collar, Carpenter/Oyesv•ite, $300 fat safe return, (740)698· 2267 -------LOST Black Case with •--,ng Scope and 9MM .........,.. Pistoton PottersCreek$100 Reward Call740·441-1720 .. • ~ from $199 Month New 2008 S1ngi€11W1de M•dwest 740 828 2750 _m!!.!vl!.m!!!o!<!dw,.est.,h"'o'"m"'e"'com""--. Lo!88'x124 w/14 )(]Q'Iratler .3 br 2 b, partially furnished 2 covered porches 2 car carport, large block storage bUilding $40 000 (740)992 3057 --'-----NEW 2008 4 BR 2BA 1,700+ sq ft $49 989 from $397 Month Midwest 740 828 2750 mym1dwesthome com New 3 Bedroom homes lrom lndudes manv upgrades, deUvery & sel .~p q 4o)38S-2434 1 USED HOME SALE N1ce 3BR S1nglewides $2 14 36 per montl'l from $2900 Down Pmt r Midwest 740-828-2750 ___ I~ lAl • ~ & ACREAGE 3 acres far Sale on Sar1dh1ll Ad $25 000 304-895 3929 MOBILE HOME LOT FOR RENT 10.31 Georges Creek AO 4411111 Pnme res•Oent1al budding lot m A1o Grande on Lake Or $24 900 Phone 260 495 Publishing Co 5114 IS seeking a motiVated Ill \ I \1 .., detail-oriented Individual to be a pagmator/page deSigner In the dally production of ItS three HousEl> newspapers The fORRENf successful applicant would work under th8 2 Br house In Pomeroy tor superviSion of the news rent $400 a mo $400 dep department Duties 740·992·6385 Include electronic ~ Duplex for Sale on Land nAnerallon of news 2br Mobile Home Kotchen .ge . . s al0 ng With some ~==OI'I'o::KI\INIIY:::: Contract 740 992 5858 coppay edn1ng and headline House for sale m Aac;lne Furn ' depos•t reqwad & wrot~g, as well B" •NOTICE• area Appro~~: 4 acres all 2Dr House n Mason, 304· •• ..., I II I d d 675·7783 prootreadlng of pages OHIO VALLEY PUBLISH pro A ess1ona h 1 Yh an scape lh 4 produced by other lNG CO recommends !Inc stye ouse WI 3Bd 1bathW/O HU·HUDpaglnators Computer h I d b I lh bedrooms hvJng room, d•nI a you o us ness w1 ,_ h Ia approve d Good refa rerlces skills and knowlednA of people you know, and 1ng room, "'1c en rge 1am- $450 Mo -$400 dep 740 ~ • ce mra 1a•r gas hea1 416.. 22'" Quark XPress and Adobe NOT to send money I1Yroom d 1 Photoshop are requ•red through the ma11unttl you an f~rep 1ace Add 1t10n ot a ---~----Past e..,nenence 1n page have mvesugated the large Flor1da room com 4 Bedroom House for Rent ~ design IS not a pletely cedar opens onto $600/rent $600/depos•t or rvaphlc offering ..,. t & 1 H 1 d '740) 446 4060 requorement The pos>l"'" pa 10 poo area ea e m \ or 367 7762 ~• nd poo 1enc 1osed by pn s tull-t•me o hours a Own a computer? Put it to grou 1 4 week and Includes work! Up to $1500 to vacy fencing and land 4BR, 2 baths at 91 Cedar St benefits Interested $7500/mo PT/FT scaped Fmtshed 2 car $650 per month t $650 References req applicant& can send FreelnformaMn• garage anach ed to ho use deposit 740 388-1100 resumes to www familyblz123 com and f1n1shed & heated 3 car -------~. Kevin Kelly ...,,..._..,._ _ _.., garage unanached 48R 2 F Bath 2 ca r Manag~ng ~ditor . ~ MoNEY Excellent cond•t•on ready to attached gar 2 ca r Ohio Valley Publishing Co I move 1n $255 000 00, Call detached gar out bldg 10 LoAN 825 Third Ave ~======= (740)949-2217 fndge dshwshr 2 75 acre Galli H• Ohio 45631 • otf Hwy 124 **NOTI(; ~** $600mo/$4Q0dep 740-742 r·d I 1,;::=----..1 I 11~1 Take onbound customer serv1ce calls tor Fortune 100 ompames lncludong Time Warner Cable Now Htrlng Full T1me Day Shift Full Time Evemng Sn•h •Up to $8 50/hour • MedlcaVOentaV401 k • Professional work env~ronment 1-888-IMC-PAYU Ext. 2347 www lnfoclalon com L.------~ Truck DriVers COL Class A Required m1n1mum of 2 years driving exp Expenence on OVerdelmBnslooal loads Must have good driving record Earn up to $2,000 weekly For application Call (304)722-21 84 M·f 8 30am-4pm ----=-----Wanted 29 Senous People to Work trom home usmg a comp ut· UP I0 $500 oo to er $1,500 00 PT/FT www Homslncome4 u com Welders needed 1yr expertence Good wages & ben• f1ts Send resumes to CL.A Box 103, clo Gallipolis Dally Tnbune PO Box 489, Gathpohs OH 45631 Borrow Smart Contact House or Aerlt Racme Area the Oh1o · D•v•s•on of No pets Call740·992-5858 Flnanc1al lnst•1ut•on s MOIIUJ HOMl'i Oftk:e of Consumer fOR RF.~>"f Affa1rs BEFORE you refinance your hOme or Looktng for an uptiated fam· obtam a loan BEWARE 11Y home on 1 acre rTV1 w/ 2Br at Johnsons Mob1le of requests for any large backyard privacy fence m Home Palk can 446 2003 advance payments of Gallipolis thiS 2100 SOFt 3 - - - - - -fees or msurance Call the br 2 ba w/ lg bonu~ room 2BR on Pnvate lot on Oft1ce of Consumer v1nyl Sided ranch has new Shoestnng A1dge Gallipolis Affairs toll free at 1-866 root, attached carport, 2 car cny schools S550 rent 27B-Q003 to learn If the garage rehn1shed hard· mcludes all ullllttes $500 mortgage broker or wood floors Is ready to depos!l ref reQUired 740 tender 1s properly move m central a1r & natural 446-2847 01645-1668 licensed (This 1s a public gas furnaCe stone FP 1n service announcement LA Kitchen has new oak For rent or sale Located 1n from the Oh1o Valley cabinets new vmyl lloonng, B1dwell 3BR 2 bath Publishing Company) lg pantry& laundry room Unfurmshed If sold must be moved Call 388-8446 ~r ::::====~ Spac1ous master su1te w/ FP & private entrance 61 5 830 4499 PR~IONAL Pnced to sell 'ii98 19QO Now SER\itOS $8S 000 call l40)S4S 875 t Ideal for 1 or 2 people refer ence~ no pets 5 m•les.from MOBILE Hm.u:s Gavm no ca lls afte• H1dden Vuaw Bakery IG open FOR SALE 6pm 441 0181 every Fn & Sat from ?am- a__...;liiOiiiiiiiiio-rl - - - - - - - 5pm on 82 Deckard Road, Mobile Homes tor Rent 1n Bidwell OH 45614 16X80 3 Bedroom 2 Bath Pmnt Pleasant & Gallipolis ---~---- V1nyl S1d1ng Sh1ngle Roof Fetry HUD acceplnd ca l TURNED DOWN ON $230 per month 740 385 304 675.3 423 SOCIAL SECURITY fSSI? 9948 ' No Fee Unless we Wlnl - - -- - - - - Taking appNcat1ons tor 2BR 2000 16x70 2 bed 2 bath No pels $275fmonth 1 SSS·5B2'-J34 5 Fleetwood 2002 16x80 3 $200/deposit 446 3617 bed 2 bath Oakwood, 1999 ;;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;..~....;;., 16x80 3 bed 2 bath Fortune Tra1ler for rent and lot for rent H~ Dayt1me 388..0000, Even1ng a!!JO both 1n Green Terrace •"OR SALE 388·8017 Of 245·9213 Mob1le Home Court Call "74,;,0,;;24.;5;.504;.;..1_ _ __, 2008 3 bedroom 2 bath sec0 down payment 4 bed !tonal home S279 per month ~ rooms Large yard C<M!red 740 385· 7671 = · ::·.=:.: ~:.:.____ 1.,---·~-nuo--r-,.J deck AttaChed garage 740 2008 sectional home 3 367_7129 - - - - - - - - Bedroom 2 Balh delivered 1 and 2 bedroom apart4br 2 AC Pool, Ctry New and set up $38 695 740. menta, furntshed and untur Haven $139 500 can alter 38 ..::5..:9.:.9-4:.:8.:..__ _~- n1shed and houses m 6pm 304·593-8871 Pomeroy and M1ddlepor1 ..:____ _ _ _ _ FOf rent or sale Located In security deposit requ1red no Small 2 Br house RaCine Bidwell 3BA 2 bath pets 740 992-2218 area 2 outbuildings carport Unfurnished If sold must be - - - - - - - on appro11 1 acre Asku'lg moved Call 388; 8446 or Modern 1 Bedroom ,Apt $45,000 740·949·2539 815-830·4499 Call (740)446·0390 L.------ : r I rio r \ o-- �Page 84 • the Daily Sentinel Wednesday, March 26, 2008 AlluriMmrs tUIIRENr tbr & 2br all utilities paklln Booutlful Apta. Ill JIICicoon • Point Pleasant 304-360· Eatllt... 0163 52 Westwood Drive, lrom $365 to $560. 740-446-2566. Equal 1BR Apt, W/0 hookups. Housing Oppprtunit',l. This close to hospital. Call 740- institution is an Equal 339..0362 Opportunity Provider and 1BA. W/D hook·up, stove & Employer. Ellm View Apartments •2&3 b&droom apartments •Central heat & AIC •Washer/dryer hookup •All electric· averaging !ridge !urn .. water & trash -Be--h-St-M-.dd-1 _t_2_b $50-$60/monttr ~~ dod N t Ref R ec ·• 1 epor ' r. •~·-- pa~ wa1er, ·-r, ....... u · 0 pe 5· · eq. furnished apt. no pets, 740·367-7453 or 645·7214 dep.& 2BR opt. (740) 44HJ194 (740)992·0t65 2br spacious apt, ref/stove w/d hookup, water pd, dose , to hospital & university on Centenary Rd. no pets, ref. Cleanl Clean! required. 7= ,_ _..... RllaiiiWorohouu/Siorogo 9 month old gray Parrot LOCB.tton II"! Gallipolis 1800 female, starting to talk, Whis· sq. ft. building $400 mo. oft lie, w/cage. 74o-742-3706. street parking caH Wayne at - - - - - - - - Downtown Gallipolis apt., upstairs. 2BFI. 2 Baths. $500. 446-9209 44::2..:a:.::fte:..'5.::P:_m;____ Twin R'ivers Tower is accept: 44 ·::6..:·9;_ - Equal stroe1 pa~•ng ··' Wa- 81 1 "" l,iollll (404) 458-3802 $175. Csll 740-701·3170 or RV Service at Carmichael Squirrel Dog lor Sale 2 740-6-42·2n3 Trailers 74o-446-3825 yean old, pup 8 months old Angus Bulls ~ show heifers. 304-675-6132 Ellcenent Breeding, Top rlrii10~;;..-:HoME:"" Yorkles small, reduced low· Performance , Priced I .. ___..~ est price ever, M&F, champi· R e a s o n a b I y . J.m.l'K'..h~:~o•auu" on bloodline seri~us calls www.slaterunangus.com, (740)266-5395 · BASEMENT only (740)441 -9510 ,.... -:-.:.._-:-::---:--:-:---: I. "llotmoJ) GcJonl; • Sale: 815 & mattress 1fl. $120, Full $150. a $225. 0173 ...-..., Show Pigs. 74()-256-1360 . Cal Sale: Berber CarpSt $5.95 yd remnants $40.00 & up. Mollohan Carpet. 2212 Eastem Ave, Galllpofis, Oh 740-446·7444 r __ I ~ OIANilH': F10 (2) 9' New HollanQ Hay Bines $1200/each. (1) 7' New Holland Hay Bine $500. Heavy d~ty log splitl~r $500. Other ffiiSC. farm eqUip. 388• 9805 01 Hyundai Accent Hatchback. 5 speed .trans. 65,310 miles, good condi· tion. needs catalytic convert- Save now on Spring Arrivals for • CARGO' EXPRESS & 73,000 miles $5900. 740H 0 M E S T E A D E R 576-1030 CARGO/CONCE.SSION _ _ __:c.___ __ Steel Beams, Pipe '.Rebar VICE. SPECIAL 300 Second Ave. STYLE..• inventory at Sharpener, bladeS & hand WWW.CAREQ .C OM setter $9,200 call 740-418Carmichael Equipment. 7401616 446 _2412 STEEL ARCH BUILDINGS. SAVE THOUSANDS John Deer A 1947 Tractor, Across from City Park Lafayette Mall Gallipolis, Ohio (740) 441 . 9010 Mon. • Sat. 9·5 on three canceled orders: 20x26 and 30x40 Made In USA. Inventory won11ast. cell now lor hugo sevingsl ~2- Harvey Road l ' ' a• m v and/or the preaenc:e of harmful or toxic cheml· cals, pollutants, or ga11ea. Terms at Sale: Ten Percent (10%1 dey ol sale, balance due upon delivery of deed. Robart E. Beegle, Shariff of Melga County, Ohio Stephen D. Mllea, Attorney 18 Wall Monument Avenue Deyton, Ohio 45402 curren1 Owner: Roger A. & Sheila A. Wealfall Property at: 41301 Coalville Rd. Reedavllle, OH PPt o&-ooaos.C102 Prior Deed Relarencas: Volume 8, Ptlge$3257 Appraleed et 2,500. Termo cit Sale: Canflol be aold for lest than 213da ol the appraised value. 10% down on day at 1111, caah or certified check, bal· ance due on canllrma· tlon ol aele. The appraisal did Include an Interior examination al the hauae. Robert E. Beegle, Melgo County Sheriff Attomay for the Plaintiff Stephen D. Mllea 18 Monument Ava. o.yton, DH 45402 937-t&t·liOO (3126, (412, I Ma~n. WV Soulh It s+ 00 Tacoma, 4 cyl. auto, 4x4 ed ;··"ed, ·ex· c shape "' cab'~ · 0"• 01 5pm. A' klng $9500· 245-5946 or 645-3743 i EVf~nOI>Y ··· Ttlf~f! NO 1-0NGf~ · AN 800-POtJNI> tlfY, / ,,., Ttte g111ma can lund a .nactlng the quellly ol bi'OIId range of actlvl· Public Notice the 1\uman environIlea, Including: The Home National and accordingly Economic developthe Meigs County mant projtcla, atrHI Bank will auction the Comml11lcinera, have lmprovementa, watar following Item on decided not to prapere aupply, dralnega and Saturday, March 29• an Environmental unitary aewer · 2008 • at ,lO:OO a.m. 11 Impact Statement lmprovemento, park =:·~~pa~n~ lot. under the National acqulaltton and FX TC ~tovrc ':.~ Environmental Polley 9 lmprovamenta, demoll· lHD1JLSlB7YOt 98 Act at 1981,11 amend· lion al uneala llruc. eel. !urea, and rehabiiHa· Pleaae nate thlo Harley Environmental Review lion al neighborhood has 182 mllea, calor 11 Recard(al (ERR) for facllltlea. Tba acUviUeo ~~:'"':~~ w~!:i:'nal each ol the Projecl(el muet ba dellgned to Bank reaervao lhe listed above have been primarily beneiH low to right 111 reJect 1 .,. d conducted by the modarlle Income par· .., an Melga County aona, aid In the prevan· 811 bldo. All vehlclao Commloolonera. The tlon of elum and blight, are sold, asia whersla, ERR(S) document the or meet an urgent need with no warrantlea environmental revlewa In the communlly. IKpi'HHd or Implied. ol the proJect(aI and Citizens are encour· For an eppolntmentto mora tully Hll forth eged to attend this :'St.C:::.~&- 2210 • ask the roaiOt'la why ouch meeting on April 7, alltemant Ia not 13126 27 28 2008, to make ouggea' ' required. Tha ERR(I) Ilona and to provide ara on file and avail· public Input an vartoua Public Notice able for the publlc'a actlvlllas which may be axamlnlllan and copy· undertaken In theae NOTICE TO PU8LIC OF lng, · upon requeat, programa. If a particl· A FINDING OF ND SIG- between the hours at pant wla need auxiliary NIFICANT IMPACT ON 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., aide (Interpreter, Monday through Friday Braille or taped meter!· THE ENVIRONMENT (except halldaye), at II, a111111ve -lletanlng ~~g~ COMBINED the above acldrasa. device, otherI due to a MARCH No further . environ26 2008 dllllblllly, pleaea can· · Mel ' C mantel review al such tact Gloria Kloae, go oun1Y protect Ia propoeed to Clark, prior to April 7, Commlaetonera be conducted, prior to 200811740-992·2895 In ~~ga ~Mem the request lor ratt.e order to eneure that or 111 ol Federal lunda. your needs will be. Drive, .Pomeroy, Ohio The Melgl County accommodated. The ~ , _ Commlaal01181'!1 plan to .Melga County • ' undertake the proj· Courthouea Ia handl· ~ A!l ~t:rs~ted ecl(ll deacrlbed with capped acceaalble. • g nc 11• the Federal lunda ciW. • C ·written commanto will ~ ': ty above. Any lnteruted 8 1ga ba accepted until 4:00 e aun parson, egencleo, Public Notice p.m., April 7, 2008 and Cammlealanera, pro- and/or groupo, who may ba mailed to the pciHa 111 request the have •ny comments NOTICE OF FIRST Melga County Stele at Ohio to raganlng the environ· PUBLIC HEARING Commllllonara, Melge releaae Federal Iunde men! or w1ra dloagrae The Ohio Department County Caurthouea, ulnTdarltleSectlol th nH194 (gl with thla Finding o1 No 01 8 01111ng Significant of Development hal Pomeroy, Ohio 45769. 0 Impact notlflad Melgo County Jim Sheela, Preeldent and Community declalon, are Invited to ol the availability ol Melga County Development Act of aubmlt written comfunding lor the 2008 Comml11lonara :::tOn~~ •,~:~rdl mente. for conaldera· CDBG Formula (3126 th C Gon ~ tlon to the Melga 8 rana1on Allocellon Program za,.. c o u n t y and also the 2008 ~ 1110t" 11 ..:_ff~1~~~ comm1111oners 11 the CDBG Communlly Public Notice auo ng . h addre11 above lilted Dlllrttl Program, as amended, and/or by 5:00 p.m. on April under the Communlly NOTICETOBIDDERS· ~~~~ 1~ at ~ ~art 14, 21108, wt\ich 11 at Development Block BIDFORTRUCK · c nnay ome 1 - 15 deya eltlr .the Grant (CDBGI Small The Tuppara Plelna- Aoalo:!:?' ::•· .:: publication al thle Cltlea ·Program, a fld. Chiller Water Dlatrlct amen ' 10 u combined nattce. A erally funded program ·Ia Inviting bide for a : ( ~ following proJ- notice regarding the admlnleterad I>Y the one-ton 4WD 2008 Cab M 1 ' C ty Tu raapanelbll entltlaa 1 StalePreviously, Mid Chellll. Allapac~ Plelgo orr!~ Intent til requeot 1 no 1r Melgo County h11 flcetlona for the truck r re~ of lunda Ia llat· been eligible for CDBG bid can ba plckld up et Project ed lmmadlalely balow. Formula Allocation the Tuppara Plaine- Pump Houll NOTICE OF INTENT TO funding In the eatlmat- Cheoter Water ~llructlot" F d . REQUEST A RELEASE 8 ara1 OF FUNDS !NOIIIIROF) eel amount of Dlatrlct'a main office urea 0 To $130,000.00 and the lacated ·on SR 7, 3 ~u~~~ P lee! C All - lnter11ted 0111: Ptlraana, CDBG Cammunttv mllea lOUth at TuppeR 0 1 ro Agancltl, DlllrHI Progrtlrll haa Plaint. The melllng ~~~$20000 and<lroupa: a maximum al addraaa Ia 39561 Bar · ' On or about, but not $300,000 available, 30 Road, Reedavllle, ~~ Sewer Dlllrlct befora, April 21, 2008, 500 providing the county OH 45n2. We will alto ' the Meigs County meets applicable mall or 111 1 copy at ~:~ ~ro, Commllllanera, will con· requeat the Stele of requi-te. the epaclflcetlon aheet v n 1 The Melga County to anyone calling. The ~~uC1l~~ ,.::: 1:~ Ohio lllrellall Fedentl ·eomm.IIIIOn8rtl .will phone numbar le 1· D.':~ SHe 1 · r lunda under lecllon hold the first at two 740-885-3315.Bidawlll Pllr MelgeC Ply~ 104(g)ofTIIIIIatthe 1 public h-Inge at the ba opened Friday, April nethe needaun, ~ Housing . and Molgl County 11, 20011. II 10:00 a.m. aerva Han at C o m m u n I t y C a u r I h o u a e II the Dlatrlct'l main ::;;., fo 11 : ' Development Act of (Courtraoml Second office. The Dlllrlct r wa e r 1974, 11 · amended: Sbeet, Pomeroy, Ohio . - • the right to P""'-' · Sectlon288a1TIIIellat on Monday, April 7, waive. any lnlormlllly ...,. eer •..,... theC-nGanulla 2008 et 8:00 p.m. lor and rtlject any and all ~ngeeo tyTownehlp- National Alfordoble lhe purpaae of pravld· bide. Ill un Houalng AC1 (NAHA), lng cHI...,, and public By Howard Caldwell :::~!; ~11 01 n amended; and /or aHicilll with the peril· Praoldent at the Board h h lnecl Title IV at the Stewart 81 nentlnlormetlon about bl Dlnictora th u hn trm B. McKinney Homeleao the 2008 CDBG (3) 26, (412, 9 c ~:::'.:; Alllatenc• · Ac1, as Formula and . amended; to the ueed Community Dlatre11 ~~:ian con:llg~~~can~n lor the project(ellleled Program. These pro, Y above. h w. ::gn u.,.;· ° 1 1 =.. C:U:: = Tu u,! ° 1 bee 3det 1 *Experienced because P"\1-\C.it£ ~~T r>.K'( IA.ORE ~ 1-\0l\ t>t>.'(5 til' 1 ~ The Meigs County ''11111 ! •1 I )io c Commlaaloners plan to ," y 'ol ' I ll I '• undertake the prof· a.:.::;;:;;;;.::;;;.;.~:;;;;;;oo;~ act(el described above with the Federal lunda atlas above. Any Interealed paraan, agen· clea, . and/or groupe, who hava any com· manta regarding the environment, are lnvH· ad to eubmlt written comment• for conoid· eretlon to the Melga C a u n t y CORNER STONE Camm1111onars at tha CONSTRUCTION Construction ecldreu above listed , VInyl Siding prior to Aprll21, 2008. Roofing, Siding, • Replacement The Melge County .Soffit, Decks, Cammlsalanero are Doors, Windows, Windows certifying to lhe State Electric, Plumbing, 'Roofing ol Ohio, that Melgo • Decks· County and Jlm Sheeto Drywall, • Garages In hllylliher official Remodeling, Room • Pole Bulldlnge capac as President Additions , Room Acldltlono ol County Local Contractor D-: Cammlaalonero, can740-367-Q544 aent to accept the FrH Eatlmatea James Kee-11 jurlldlctlon of Federal 740-367-0536 742·2332 caurte If an action la l;:=======-=======~ brought to anlorce • 9 reopanolblllllas In rela· lion to environmental reviews, declalan-mak' lng, and action; and the! these rsopanalblll· lias have been oatillied. The legal e1tect of the certlllcetlon Ia that upon Ill approval, the Melga County Commlaelonera, may usa the Federal lunda, and the State ol Ohio IIIIIJUclllbllai•lll• will have saUellad HI '57 ........ reopanolbllltlea under llllrtl .., . fllclll the National Environmental Polley H&H Act oft969, aa amend· ' •• P.': . ~ COM.IW:l UKill. Uf' ... NRtc:.! the trumps successfully and discarded spade loser on dummy's 1ourth club ' lo gain the overtricl<. · Wast can make five spades if North leads a minor-suit card. West ruffs all lhroe diamonds on the boeld and loses only one heart and one club. h~ O WELL, WHY AREN'T 'fOLI OVE~ THERE WITH HE~. KID' 1r- 3 . . . . . . eel. . Guuering The Steto ol Ohio will accept an abjection to Seamless Gutters Ita approval of the Rooting, Siding, Clutters reiN• ol lunda and Insured & Bondsd acceptance of the car· 740-653-9657 IHiclllan only H H Ia an L.-..;..;,;,....;,;_ _.J one al the fallowing grounda: (al the certHI· cation wee not, In tact, executed by the reoponalbla tntlty'a Certllylng Officer; (b) the raspanolble entlly hail failed to make one olthe twa flndlnga pur· auant to Section 58.40 Give Youroelf or or to make the written Your Child The det•mlnalian required Gift of Music by aectlan 58.35, 58.47, Plano/Keyboard or 58.531Dr the projact; • applicable; cl the Lessons June VanKranken • raspanelbll entlly has omltled one or more of 740-992-9752 the atepa Ill forth at IUbpart E of 24 CFR Part58forlhepreperePublic Notice lion, publication and acting pursuant to 40 completion of an CFR Part 1504 has En v Iran mental , oubmltted a written Aeseaoment; dl the finding that the project 1'1!1panalbll entlly hae 11 uneaUolactory tram ommed on or mora ol \he otendpalnt at envl· the IIepa aat forth 11 ronmenlll quality, SubparteFandGof24 wrman abfactlono CFR Part 858 lor the muat ba prepared and conduct, praparetlon, oubmitted In accor· publication and com· dance wl1h the pletlan of an required pracedura (24 Environmental Impact CFRpart58),andmull Statement,althereclp- ba addraseed to the: lent hal committed Stile al Ohio· lunda or Incurred Envlronmenlll Officer: costa no1 authorized Office ol Housing by 24 CFR Part 58 c 0 m m u n 1 1 y belora releaae ol lunda Pe,rtnerahlpa: P.O. Box and approval ol the 100t; Columbuo, Ohio environmental certlll· 43216-1001 calion by Slate, or II Objections' to the another ledaralagency Releaae of Funds "" anci 'lbur 'lllrlhdllr: . constancy, not the one thftl offers expe· dtency. ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) - It m ight be hard to distingulsh 'between what Is the 1ruth and what isn't when two people are telling different stories. Try to ferret out lhB facts Instead of simply choosing the person you like beet. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) - Under no circumstances should you do anything ii'~" • ~b.:......di::==:±:~-! ' that doesn't serve your beat Interests. regardless ol the peer prehure being ptaced on you. Answer only to your com· mon sense. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) -You must· n't allow vollrselt to be Intimidated by hotshot cq.workers, because they are onty Interested ln serving themselves, • not you. Protect your Interests regardl8aa of the preuure placed on you. CANCER (June 21-lluly 22)- There Is a · possibility that you will be a good listener only when someone Ia tailing you what you want to hear. You will regret your Indifference latet" when· you realize you mlased out on pertinent fl.cts . LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) - Allhaugh ' a harebrained scheme may sound IIJ(!:ittng . and lnttlgu1ng upon firat blulh, ltyou take the time to atop and ...neet upon It, you won't regret avoiding thlt unrealistic leap. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) - Outside Influences could muddle your thoughts and perspective, 10 don't make any important decisions under pressure from others. Be sura to think things through totaly on you own. LIBRA (Sept. 23·0ct. 23) - Don't take anything tor granted and be sure that VOU know what you're doing before starting anv kind ollmportllnt profect. If you ara overly anlCk)ua and.don't take the time to -·........ a••-••••• a. .. • AstroGraph ThuNct.y-1 U.rch 71, 2008 By Berntoe Bede Oeol There are likely to be several paths that promise to lead to material acqullilltlon tram which you can chooae In the year ahead. Carefully assess all of them to make sure you seJect lh"one that offers WHY PON' T YOU ' RUSH ~IGHT OVEI'. THERE ANP ... AND ... •·r. • . of the excellent diamond lit. True, he has good·lool<ing de1ensive val· ues in the rounded suits, b<rl his hand is more aboul oHenselhen defense. AI lhe table, West dooblod and lad her ·singleton club. Bul ~"" Soirth picked up W.t-T I CA~ I>UT OFF Sl'"-i:TI~ M.'H>IE.T RMan a eye I ft& • 22 Part of E=mc2 29 Urge 23 Shook 31 Sail w. .er 5 Night Iller 24 Mare 32 Nurtery (2 --1 miniscule center rhyme trio 6 tancels 25 Rlltlko 51 Poet's 33 Washington 7 Malaria 28 Almotil· alway a NFLar oymptam .grede 52 Hwys. 36 Nudge, 8 H may be 30 Do som• perhepa slung thing with 37 Veldt grazer 9 Phyilcs unit 34 Sufficient 38 Reaction to t 0 Change 35 Dank place a mo\111 color 40 Evaluetee 39 Campeospt 12 Stage 41 Iowa 40 Man·made productions college fiber 13 ~limier lown North's two-spade cue-bid showo a max- . THE BORN LOSER ·''" . .. . . . I THINK THE REASON I DONT BRANCH OUT AND MA1<E NEW AIIENOS IS... YES. CUZ WE'D :c ALLAATEIT IF YOU WERE INTERESTING. .~ •,' ( ...I DON'T WANT THE IUIIJEN Of BEING INTEI1ESTING ALL THE TIME. autos 20 Hunrahl 3 Eyebrow ahape 4 Takas a chair CELEBRITY CIPHER by Luis Campos . .. rodlly's oue: A equals T "PKHX VY LSIIXKYASKHX. HPVKHVWXKHX. ALOXX XKXCN '==' s~~\'\-~&"E!fs· •:::..~~:: , . , - - - - IIIIM ~ ClAY I. I'OIWI low Ia fonn lotlr 11111p{e I. YALREW It 2 1 I I l G WU R N ,_I I I~ .. CAMTH " ..' 15 J I .. .. "Experienee,"IIIIIOIIIUd the mom to her 9011, "is _. ,.. ,I 6 I what you get when you · GH J l f 1' . I_I I l'leO~&::I~Ihoch:!a~~ don'tgct-you-.• 8 r~~JR~Y~s~~~RES I' 0 ~~~~~BLE FORI I 1 1 I• I' If I' I I I ful I j I I 2 SCUM LI1'S ANSWIIS "Bad weather .always lOoks worse," the mom tOld her fii&lrtened Jitt!e boy, "when yovloolc out the WJNOOW.~ ARLO& JANIS AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-,ob. 1G) - · \ ly thote wan11nty oontraotl 1hched to new produota. Monev manert art~ likely to be far tr!GMier than ueual at tt'lll time. oo undolfltond whlr1 you'N buying. · PISCES (Fob. 20-Maro~ 20)- In ordlr to appeau eomeone Important, you might make aome que1~onable oonce•· alone. Unfortunllely, " you do U'\1 wrcng lhirlg, It could 1tl' up 1ome regrettable oonMQutnoll. SOUP TO NUTZ C6~i8~1m\.l~ ioPA'/.?J At>IIOII!>~.,. 8ttal5e 'I wa~D llEr FOR ()ar, .. ' ... '• '-2 s-o a Dumbly- Whoop -lalet- Inward- WINDOW Carefully r..d all the tine print, eapeclll· · . 3 Is ~ke ot~re. ~~-~~~>'A~ w~ . ""' davolop lrorn lllp Na. 3 bolow. though moet of ·the time ' your ••••a· mentl of new lnform111on 1re u1ually r.uonfbly 1ocurate. thlt m.lght be one of. thOH perlodl where YG" oould lmpul· alvely jump to erroneou• conoluiiCnl. _..___,,..,.._....,. ~ IOU t.UII words. rackrr. CAPRICORN (Oec:.'22·Jin. 18)- Even 74D-992-6971 VY PAEVIOUS.SOLUTION -"Everyone is a genius at least once a yer.; a real genius has his otiginal ideas closer together." • Georg L~lenberg Becauee ther. 111 ao much you want to do, you may take on ~ore than yoU can competently manage - or even eome· thing you're not equipped to do. Once out of your elem.nt, you'l! rounder on the David Lewis AVCXY VY (VSK UGXCVKT( SAlliTTARIUS (Nov.. 23-Dec. 21) - ..... AZVHX SHAVPK ," • S. TPGW.UVKTXO effective communication Ia diHlcult, mraat to letting others do a» the, talking WhHe you oo 1.11 the 161tenlng. 1r11 give you the time to sort out your thoughte. · ' (_ _..._ ,,, Celebrity CiP"11r CJY!llop:na n croated from Quotalions by lamous~. PElSl and pret.enl. Elld1111t.-l~ the cipher stiii'Cis for another prepare, you'll start c&rPtications. . SCORPIO (Oct: 24: Nov. 22) - If you find 28 Years Experien<e Public Notice baaes 01her than thaaa stated above will not ba conaldered by the State of Ohio. No obJat~lono received alter May . 12, 2008,(whlch Ia 15 daya after HIt anticipated that the State t¥111 receive a requaet for relaaH ol fundal, will be canaldared by the SllteatOhlo. ~ Theacldreaeolthecertllylng o111car Ia: Jim Sheela, Prealdent Melga county , Courthouea Pomeroy, Dhlo 45769' (3126 43 Moutho, slangily 45 Ad oplel 46 Cask 47 More than moat 48 Tigger'o lrlend so FUnen because South is not strong enough to rebid over a two-club advance by his partner. Now South bids live diamonds, primarily V C YOUNG Ill l mo. 2 ltty-bltty Real players don't care about vulnerabil· ,.. 5\C.l-\ ts. Movies, . slangily 19 Defecltve 1 Showery lty! Bridge is not fat cowards. WV031725 I{ DOWN imum pass ~ilh diamond support - per· feet! East, with a void, Should make a pre· emptive leap to four spades. Vulnerable? . Remodeling Ntw01r8gle Electrlc11 & Plumbing Roofing I Outtert VInyl Siding a Painting P.tlo •nd Porck Decb Cotr{' buuer 21 Goador bed algna 23 Milk arnts. ' 26 Luau welcome 27 Very pale 28 HMrll or opldeo a 4-4 heart 1it, but II would make il · Impossible to lind a 5·3 Spade fit Room Addltlona I References Available' Call Gary Stanley @ 740-591 -8044 me- lin~ CARPENTER SERVICE -.. Pass An1wer 10 Previous Puzzle be better to get in the five-card major. True, a double would mak' it easier to ELVINE'Y SA'YS WHEN SHE'S FEEUN' DOWN, A U'L SMOPPIN' WELL, WE PEI<KS HER AIN'T GOT UP !! r--_.< THAT OPTION, LUI<E'Y !! YOUNG 'S *Prompt and Quality Work *Reasonable Rates *Insured ?? •• 42 R1 givers 43 ~potalo 1 Cavlftd 44 Naotyf wllh wllar 46 Detonao 6 "A Boyskill Sue" 49 Yellowl1one 11 Era · light 13 Portent 53 Wedl 14 Clergy aecretly 54 Mode 15 Inelegant like a bunny IOiutlan 55 Up 16 RR tarmlnal coornetlc 17 Seine vlall 56 Cornea 18 Hause CIOIO Here Is a third deal1rom the bridge-din· nar duplicate that I ran In Habe Sound, Fla., last month. This ons caught my eye because three Wests made four spades, one with an overtrick, and one South made 1ive diaroonds doubled w~h an overtrick. It is not often both sides bid and ·make game. After South opens one diamond, West should overcall one spade. Do not make a takeout double with a singleton in an unbid suit (unless your hand is very strong). Even 11 West had a singleton , diamond and throe club~ 11hlnk it would ~0~11-LA Harftlod......, And Furnlilrt _,;.......................,._ Stanley Tree. Trimming & Removal East Pass 2• When there is game tor both sides ... 4x4 FOR SALE .I. West North Opening lead: 1? · ~, ,.,,~ Top For CJ7 Jeep. Gall949- 55,000 miles asking 23051or lnlormation. $t2,600. (740)645-6434 A!:.. 01 Dealer: North Vulnerable: Both ~ Eleclric Start High & Low - TransmiSson, New Rima, 2004 Ford Escape XLT, 4x4, Tires & Paint. 2002 Hard leather, sunroof, loadQd =t, •Kt09 532 • K J 7 ,.z~o. HAS SOMETHING FOR YOU!! -'108642 • KQ 8 ((00M/ P . . bllc: Notices l n,,,NeWspapers. YoUirr RJ111h1t to _Kno""• Delivered Rlu:h.t t o Y~ur Door. SHERIFF SALES directed 'trom aald CASE NUMBER coun In the above anti07CV133 tied action, I will llenollclal Ohio Inc. expose to ule et pu(). Plaintiff lie auction on the front va steps ol the Melga Alan Lowery & County Court Houee Deborah Lowery on Friday, May 2nd, 2008 et 10 a.m., ol said Delendanta Court at Common day, the following Pleat, Melga County, dncrlbed reel astate: Ohio . Ptlrce11 : In pursuance of an Situated In Olive order of ule to me Township, Melga directed from said County Ohio In Section court In the above ant~ Umber 23, Township tied action, I will Number 4, Range 11. expose to sale at pub- Beginning et the South lie auction an the Iran! Well Corner of Section IIepa of the Meigs 23, Townohlp, Range County Court Houae 11, THENCE:Narth a on Friday, May 2, 2008 dlatanca ol . 1650.00 II 10 a.m., oluld dey, feet to a paint In the the following West line ol oal~ dascribed real estate: Section 23, THENCE. EXHIBIT A North 89 degrees 23' Situate In the VIllage of Eaet, paaalng thru a Syrscuae, In the caun· otone found 1338.58 ty of Melge and Slate feet Dillin!, a dllllnce ol Ohio: Being Lola at 1468.58 feel to an Noo. 57 and 58, In Iron rod eat, THENCE: Carillon 'a AcldHicin to North 45 degrees 23' the VIllage of West a dletance ol Syrat:uae, Ohio. 685.89 feet to the True Being alao the real Place ol Beginning. aslata aa deecrlbed In Ptln:alll: dHd recorded In North 46 degr- 25 Volume 198, Paga 187, mlnutas Eaet paealng Deed Recorda at Melga thru an Iron pipe ·ut, 303.53 lest dlatent, a County, Ohio. ALSO, a 10 loo1 strip dllllnce at 323.08 feel ott the well end at Lot to a baH set In center No. 58 running from line of County Road 44, 1111 Street to the allay THENCE: North 41 and tcroll the entire degrees 26 minutes lot h..,ofora dHded West a distance al and recorded In t39.96feettaabaltut Volume 213, Page 65, In said center line, Deed Recorda at Meigs THENCE: South 46 County, Ohio. degreeo 25 mlnutaa Said premlua also West pa11lng th111 an known .. , 2274 6th Iron plpa Ill 20.00 1aat S1reet, Syracuoe, OH · dllllnt, a dllllance ol 45n9 323.08 lest to an Iron PPN: 20-00495.00, 20- pipe oat. THENCE: 004H.OO and 20· South 41 degrees 26 1 00497.000 · minute E•t a dllllnce Currant Owner: AIM & at 139.96 feel to a Debonih Lowery, et al pipe, to the plioce ol Prior Deed Refe""'ces: beginning, conlalnlng Volume 320, Page 1.037 Acres. Appraleed II $125,000 Thla deacrlptlan Ia the Ttrma of Sale: Cannot product ol survey "ba ao.l d lor Ieea than made on the 1st and 213rda ol the appralled 2nd day of ·February value. 10% down on 1989, by Waller -Penn day of ule, caah or Stewart, Reglaterad certified check, bal· Surveyor, Ohio L.L. S. ance due on canllrma· Number 5618. lion of sale. · Subject to all eaoa· The appraiaal did mente. and rlghte·of· Include an Interior wayo of record. examination ol .I he A E S E R 1N G uNT 0 house. GRANTOR all righta In Robert E. Beegle, oil, gee, coal and 111 Malge County Sherllf ather mlnend rlghte In Attorney lor the end under eald 1.037 Plaintiff . Acrao. John D. Clunk Located at 413001 5801 Hudaon Dr. Coolville Road, Reeds villa, Ohio HudiOn, OH 44236 330-342-8203 45n2. (3) 26, (412, 9 ·S.old property hll bean ·· appralaed at $32500 andcannataellforletia Public Notice · . than two-thlrda al appraisement. Tills Sheriff Sales ap_pralul Ia baaed C - Number 07cv111 upon e vla1111l Blnlllclal Ohio Inc. lnapac11on allhll part Ptelntllf ol the premlaea to va whlch accesa waa Roger A. Wt~llall • readily avallllble. The Shalla A. appraiHrs aaaume no Dalendlntl reaponllblllly for, and Court of Cammon give no welghl to, Pleas, Melga County, unknown legal mat· Ohio tars, Including, but not In purauance of' an .llmllld to, concealed order of aala to me or latent defecta, Isr Road ro left above Mason Golf Course - 3 South • 8 Quality cars, trucks, vans starting ar $1500 to $8300. Financing available with out our used Portable Sawmill for Sale, prlsedl dheck • 20FT - - - - - - - - warranty. COOK F!ooms lor Rent. No pets. Scrap Metals Open Monday, TRAILERS.COM 740·446· MOTORS 328 Jac:i<eon Pike. Gall740-992-7506. Tuesday., Wednesday & 3825 740-4<16-()103 Friday. sam-4:30pm. Closed --~----- •r'"i5r-;..;.~---~ Thursday, Saturday & Have yo,u priced a John TRU~ Sunday. (740!446-7300 . Deere lalely? You'll be sur· ..__..;110 1ii1Riiliiil-· Skechers & Keds Thurs- Sat. WHATYO{)~I Tillers, Murmy, Craftsman, MTD, Briggs & Stratlon H-Honest 1- Integrity S-Service 10 Years • K 9 53 • 10 5 • 2 • A J' 9 7 • Q7 6 Advertise in this space for $64 per month =--:-:-=:"":=:- Concrete, Angle, GOOSENECK FLATBED One BA apt. 76 Vine Sueet, For Clalllpoli~ $125/week, utili· Channel, Flat Bar, Steel $3999. VIEW OUA ENTIRE For Drains, TRAILER INVENTORY AT ties included. 740·367·7886 Grating Driveways & Walkways L&L WwW. CAR M1CH AEL. on all . MArrER . Eut Stop & Compare 7:00AM • 8:00 PM . West AAQJ64 740-992- Servicing Lawn TRAILERS. B+W GOOSE· 1985 Olds Detta 88, 1 owner more Stock. Call Ron Evans, 1· NECK HITCHES. $1500. 1976Ciassic01ds98 600·537-9526. CARMICHAEL EQUIP- $3000. Both Exc COnd. Bo1h ME NT/CARMICHAEL 1or $4000. After 4pm. 446NEW AND USEO STEEL TRAILERS SALES & SER· 4366 ~~~:__:_:__ $5.00 off t<\J84 • Garages ··Complete Remodeling Hours 03·2t·OB A A Q 95 • New Homes Tractors. Mowers. VALLEY 709-6339. b<rilding, kitchen, LR, balh, HORSE / LIVESTOCK - - - - - - - - 304-610·0776 orth • J0 7 2 • 6 s CIISTIICTIM 29670 Bashan Road Racine, Ohio 4sn1 740-9411-2217 MASON MOWER 304-773-5061 304-882·3294 ., EBY, INTEGRITY, KIEFER er. Asking $2200. Gall 74()- available. All utilities paid - - - - - - - except electric. March Rent JET . Special $100 ,off Rent·. AERATIONMOTORS Please caU 304-674..:0023 or Repaired, New & AebuiH In ROIERT IISSEll AUillS Lw-..:'i::UR-SAu:;:,-...,1 • 12X38 ntce white siding BUILT. H1li s Selr Stornge 24 Hrs. (740) 4<16· 0870, Rogers Basement Waterproofing. Jordan Landing Apartments. etc., very l.ivable, buyer must TRAILERS, LOAD MAX 03 Oldsmobile Alero , excel· EQUIPMENT TRAILERS, lent cond., runs great, 2·3 Bedroom Apartments m011e 304·882·2389 Kipling Shoe Co. Phillip Alder Club pigs for sale, AI Sired Unconditional llf9tlme guar· from top Boars in Country: antee. Local references fur· Call for an appt.RiverbeM nished. Established 1975. I!.QuJPMINr · . Equal Housing Opportuni1y. 740-446·3344 ACROSS WATERPROOFING for application & in,mmation. Opportunity Honeysuckle Hills Apartments now· accepting applications for 1 and 2 Br apts. Located on Colonial Drive next to Holzer Senior Care Center. NO rental assistance at this time. Rent starts at $320 and $350: ~& MIJilJIIIIoMFs I j NEA Crouword Puzzle BRIDGE 5752 .m;;;,;~;;;;;;;;;;.;...;;., Housing Housing Opportuni1y. The Daily Sentinel• Page 85 811, Drum Mower, $2,000 "7iii40F4<16~ ·4:::060~-~-, each Hava Manuals Tom • Brown 304-Bil2-2632 CONVENIENTLY LOCAT· ing app~cations far Waiting ·Bedroom Apts. 81 Village Rocker Recliner $150. 2 pc I \ ln l 'l 1'1'1 II .._ ED & AFFORDABLE! IIS1for Hud-subSized, 1· br, LA Sullo $325. Table & 4 ,\ I I \ I ..., I I It I\ II the Manor and Riverside Apts. in .....,·rs $300. "ollohan Furn.· Townhouse apartments, apar tmen . or Middleport, frOm $327 to \<Ill M ;;;:::::;:::;; and/or small houses FOR ~lderlytdisabled call 675- $592. 740-992•5064 _ Equal 202 Clark Chapel Rd. 388· r10 FARM RENT. Call (740)441-1111 6679 www.mydallysentinel.com A.KC reg. mini dachshund nl""'-----~ t....,;liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil.-1 _... 0 pi pups, rare ~urs, ap es, LlvmocK 1983 IL:amper, 29ft, sleeps " ...., contalned A,..II..JA t ~uw.r.ltou~ vet cbecM.ed. fst shots, 4 LocaHon in GaUipolla 1800 wormed $375. arx;l up. 7-40· · - - - - - - · 304~;5' .._rwa • sq. ft. bul~ng $400 mo. oft 256-14Q6 4-H dub plgs 1or Mia. $125-- - - - - - - - - ti) r10 II Gracious Living 1 and 2 Wedn"day, March 26, 2008 'ALLEYOOP Loly Radder Rake Roosa 4-whoolor 300EX, $t,OOO (404) 456-3802 {304)882-3017 Clean! < • • I . �Page 84 • the Daily Sentinel Wednesday, March 26, 2008 AlluriMmrs tUIIRENr tbr & 2br all utilities paklln Booutlful Apta. Ill JIICicoon • Point Pleasant 304-360· Eatllt... 0163 52 Westwood Drive, lrom $365 to $560. 740-446-2566. Equal 1BR Apt, W/0 hookups. Housing Oppprtunit',l. This close to hospital. Call 740- institution is an Equal 339..0362 Opportunity Provider and 1BA. W/D hook·up, stove & Employer. Ellm View Apartments •2&3 b&droom apartments •Central heat & AIC •Washer/dryer hookup •All electric· averaging !ridge !urn .. water & trash -Be--h-St-M-.dd-1 _t_2_b $50-$60/monttr ~~ dod N t Ref R ec ·• 1 epor ' r. •~·-- pa~ wa1er, ·-r, ....... u · 0 pe 5· · eq. furnished apt. no pets, 740·367-7453 or 645·7214 dep.& 2BR opt. (740) 44HJ194 (740)992·0t65 2br spacious apt, ref/stove w/d hookup, water pd, dose , to hospital & university on Centenary Rd. no pets, ref. Cleanl Clean! required. 7= ,_ _..... RllaiiiWorohouu/Siorogo 9 month old gray Parrot LOCB.tton II"! Gallipolis 1800 female, starting to talk, Whis· sq. ft. building $400 mo. oft lie, w/cage. 74o-742-3706. street parking caH Wayne at - - - - - - - - Downtown Gallipolis apt., upstairs. 2BFI. 2 Baths. $500. 446-9209 44::2..:a:.::fte:..'5.::P:_m;____ Twin R'ivers Tower is accept: 44 ·::6..:·9;_ - Equal stroe1 pa~•ng ··' Wa- 81 1 "" l,iollll (404) 458-3802 $175. Csll 740-701·3170 or RV Service at Carmichael Squirrel Dog lor Sale 2 740-6-42·2n3 Trailers 74o-446-3825 yean old, pup 8 months old Angus Bulls ~ show heifers. 304-675-6132 Ellcenent Breeding, Top rlrii10~;;..-:HoME:"" Yorkles small, reduced low· Performance , Priced I .. ___..~ est price ever, M&F, champi· R e a s o n a b I y . J.m.l'K'..h~:~o•auu" on bloodline seri~us calls www.slaterunangus.com, (740)266-5395 · BASEMENT only (740)441 -9510 ,.... -:-.:.._-:-::---:--:-:---: I. "llotmoJ) GcJonl; • Sale: 815 & mattress 1fl. $120, Full $150. a $225. 0173 ...-..., Show Pigs. 74()-256-1360 . Cal Sale: Berber CarpSt $5.95 yd remnants $40.00 & up. Mollohan Carpet. 2212 Eastem Ave, Galllpofis, Oh 740-446·7444 r __ I ~ OIANilH': F10 (2) 9' New HollanQ Hay Bines $1200/each. (1) 7' New Holland Hay Bine $500. Heavy d~ty log splitl~r $500. Other ffiiSC. farm eqUip. 388• 9805 01 Hyundai Accent Hatchback. 5 speed .trans. 65,310 miles, good condi· tion. needs catalytic convert- Save now on Spring Arrivals for • CARGO' EXPRESS & 73,000 miles $5900. 740H 0 M E S T E A D E R 576-1030 CARGO/CONCE.SSION _ _ __:c.___ __ Steel Beams, Pipe '.Rebar VICE. SPECIAL 300 Second Ave. STYLE..• inventory at Sharpener, bladeS & hand WWW.CAREQ .C OM setter $9,200 call 740-418Carmichael Equipment. 7401616 446 _2412 STEEL ARCH BUILDINGS. SAVE THOUSANDS John Deer A 1947 Tractor, Across from City Park Lafayette Mall Gallipolis, Ohio (740) 441 . 9010 Mon. • Sat. 9·5 on three canceled orders: 20x26 and 30x40 Made In USA. Inventory won11ast. cell now lor hugo sevingsl ~2- Harvey Road l ' ' a• m v and/or the preaenc:e of harmful or toxic cheml· cals, pollutants, or ga11ea. Terms at Sale: Ten Percent (10%1 dey ol sale, balance due upon delivery of deed. Robart E. Beegle, Shariff of Melga County, Ohio Stephen D. Mllea, Attorney 18 Wall Monument Avenue Deyton, Ohio 45402 curren1 Owner: Roger A. & Sheila A. Wealfall Property at: 41301 Coalville Rd. Reedavllle, OH PPt o&-ooaos.C102 Prior Deed Relarencas: Volume 8, Ptlge$3257 Appraleed et 2,500. Termo cit Sale: Canflol be aold for lest than 213da ol the appraised value. 10% down on day at 1111, caah or certified check, bal· ance due on canllrma· tlon ol aele. The appraisal did Include an Interior examination al the hauae. Robert E. Beegle, Melgo County Sheriff Attomay for the Plaintiff Stephen D. Mllea 18 Monument Ava. o.yton, DH 45402 937-t&t·liOO (3126, (412, I Ma~n. WV Soulh It s+ 00 Tacoma, 4 cyl. auto, 4x4 ed ;··"ed, ·ex· c shape "' cab'~ · 0"• 01 5pm. A' klng $9500· 245-5946 or 645-3743 i EVf~nOI>Y ··· Ttlf~f! NO 1-0NGf~ · AN 800-POtJNI> tlfY, / ,,., Ttte g111ma can lund a .nactlng the quellly ol bi'OIId range of actlvl· Public Notice the 1\uman environIlea, Including: The Home National and accordingly Economic developthe Meigs County mant projtcla, atrHI Bank will auction the Comml11lcinera, have lmprovementa, watar following Item on decided not to prapere aupply, dralnega and Saturday, March 29• an Environmental unitary aewer · 2008 • at ,lO:OO a.m. 11 Impact Statement lmprovemento, park =:·~~pa~n~ lot. under the National acqulaltton and FX TC ~tovrc ':.~ Environmental Polley 9 lmprovamenta, demoll· lHD1JLSlB7YOt 98 Act at 1981,11 amend· lion al uneala llruc. eel. !urea, and rehabiiHa· Pleaae nate thlo Harley Environmental Review lion al neighborhood has 182 mllea, calor 11 Recard(al (ERR) for facllltlea. Tba acUviUeo ~~:'"':~~ w~!:i:'nal each ol the Projecl(el muet ba dellgned to Bank reaervao lhe listed above have been primarily beneiH low to right 111 reJect 1 .,. d conducted by the modarlle Income par· .., an Melga County aona, aid In the prevan· 811 bldo. All vehlclao Commloolonera. The tlon of elum and blight, are sold, asia whersla, ERR(S) document the or meet an urgent need with no warrantlea environmental revlewa In the communlly. IKpi'HHd or Implied. ol the proJect(aI and Citizens are encour· For an eppolntmentto mora tully Hll forth eged to attend this :'St.C:::.~&- 2210 • ask the roaiOt'la why ouch meeting on April 7, alltemant Ia not 13126 27 28 2008, to make ouggea' ' required. Tha ERR(I) Ilona and to provide ara on file and avail· public Input an vartoua Public Notice able for the publlc'a actlvlllas which may be axamlnlllan and copy· undertaken In theae NOTICE TO PU8LIC OF lng, · upon requeat, programa. If a particl· A FINDING OF ND SIG- between the hours at pant wla need auxiliary NIFICANT IMPACT ON 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., aide (Interpreter, Monday through Friday Braille or taped meter!· THE ENVIRONMENT (except halldaye), at II, a111111ve -lletanlng ~~g~ COMBINED the above acldrasa. device, otherI due to a MARCH No further . environ26 2008 dllllblllly, pleaea can· · Mel ' C mantel review al such tact Gloria Kloae, go oun1Y protect Ia propoeed to Clark, prior to April 7, Commlaetonera be conducted, prior to 200811740-992·2895 In ~~ga ~Mem the request lor ratt.e order to eneure that or 111 ol Federal lunda. your needs will be. Drive, .Pomeroy, Ohio The Melgl County accommodated. The ~ , _ Commlaal01181'!1 plan to .Melga County • ' undertake the proj· Courthouea Ia handl· ~ A!l ~t:rs~ted ecl(ll deacrlbed with capped acceaalble. • g nc 11• the Federal lunda ciW. • C ·written commanto will ~ ': ty above. Any lnteruted 8 1ga ba accepted until 4:00 e aun parson, egencleo, Public Notice p.m., April 7, 2008 and Cammlealanera, pro- and/or groupo, who may ba mailed to the pciHa 111 request the have •ny comments NOTICE OF FIRST Melga County Stele at Ohio to raganlng the environ· PUBLIC HEARING Commllllonara, Melge releaae Federal Iunde men! or w1ra dloagrae The Ohio Department County Caurthouea, ulnTdarltleSectlol th nH194 (gl with thla Finding o1 No 01 8 01111ng Significant of Development hal Pomeroy, Ohio 45769. 0 Impact notlflad Melgo County Jim Sheela, Preeldent and Community declalon, are Invited to ol the availability ol Melga County Development Act of aubmlt written comfunding lor the 2008 Comml11lonara :::tOn~~ •,~:~rdl mente. for conaldera· CDBG Formula (3126 th C Gon ~ tlon to the Melga 8 rana1on Allocellon Program za,.. c o u n t y and also the 2008 ~ 1110t" 11 ..:_ff~1~~~ comm1111oners 11 the CDBG Communlly Public Notice auo ng . h addre11 above lilted Dlllrttl Program, as amended, and/or by 5:00 p.m. on April under the Communlly NOTICETOBIDDERS· ~~~~ 1~ at ~ ~art 14, 21108, wt\ich 11 at Development Block BIDFORTRUCK · c nnay ome 1 - 15 deya eltlr .the Grant (CDBGI Small The Tuppara Plelna- Aoalo:!:?' ::•· .:: publication al thle Cltlea ·Program, a fld. Chiller Water Dlatrlct amen ' 10 u combined nattce. A erally funded program ·Ia Inviting bide for a : ( ~ following proJ- notice regarding the admlnleterad I>Y the one-ton 4WD 2008 Cab M 1 ' C ty Tu raapanelbll entltlaa 1 StalePreviously, Mid Chellll. Allapac~ Plelgo orr!~ Intent til requeot 1 no 1r Melgo County h11 flcetlona for the truck r re~ of lunda Ia llat· been eligible for CDBG bid can ba plckld up et Project ed lmmadlalely balow. Formula Allocation the Tuppara Plaine- Pump Houll NOTICE OF INTENT TO funding In the eatlmat- Cheoter Water ~llructlot" F d . REQUEST A RELEASE 8 ara1 OF FUNDS !NOIIIIROF) eel amount of Dlatrlct'a main office urea 0 To $130,000.00 and the lacated ·on SR 7, 3 ~u~~~ P lee! C All - lnter11ted 0111: Ptlraana, CDBG Cammunttv mllea lOUth at TuppeR 0 1 ro Agancltl, DlllrHI Progrtlrll haa Plaint. The melllng ~~~$20000 and<lroupa: a maximum al addraaa Ia 39561 Bar · ' On or about, but not $300,000 available, 30 Road, Reedavllle, ~~ Sewer Dlllrlct befora, April 21, 2008, 500 providing the county OH 45n2. We will alto ' the Meigs County meets applicable mall or 111 1 copy at ~:~ ~ro, Commllllanera, will con· requeat the Stele of requi-te. the epaclflcetlon aheet v n 1 The Melga County to anyone calling. The ~~uC1l~~ ,.::: 1:~ Ohio lllrellall Fedentl ·eomm.IIIIOn8rtl .will phone numbar le 1· D.':~ SHe 1 · r lunda under lecllon hold the first at two 740-885-3315.Bidawlll Pllr MelgeC Ply~ 104(g)ofTIIIIIatthe 1 public h-Inge at the ba opened Friday, April nethe needaun, ~ Housing . and Molgl County 11, 20011. II 10:00 a.m. aerva Han at C o m m u n I t y C a u r I h o u a e II the Dlatrlct'l main ::;;., fo 11 : ' Development Act of (Courtraoml Second office. The Dlllrlct r wa e r 1974, 11 · amended: Sbeet, Pomeroy, Ohio . - • the right to P""'-' · Sectlon288a1TIIIellat on Monday, April 7, waive. any lnlormlllly ...,. eer •..,... theC-nGanulla 2008 et 8:00 p.m. lor and rtlject any and all ~ngeeo tyTownehlp- National Alfordoble lhe purpaae of pravld· bide. Ill un Houalng AC1 (NAHA), lng cHI...,, and public By Howard Caldwell :::~!; ~11 01 n amended; and /or aHicilll with the peril· Praoldent at the Board h h lnecl Title IV at the Stewart 81 nentlnlormetlon about bl Dlnictora th u hn trm B. McKinney Homeleao the 2008 CDBG (3) 26, (412, 9 c ~:::'.:; Alllatenc• · Ac1, as Formula and . amended; to the ueed Community Dlatre11 ~~:ian con:llg~~~can~n lor the project(ellleled Program. These pro, Y above. h w. ::gn u.,.;· ° 1 1 =.. C:U:: = Tu u,! ° 1 bee 3det 1 *Experienced because P"\1-\C.it£ ~~T r>.K'( IA.ORE ~ 1-\0l\ t>t>.'(5 til' 1 ~ The Meigs County ''11111 ! •1 I )io c Commlaaloners plan to ," y 'ol ' I ll I '• undertake the prof· a.:.::;;:;;;;.::;;;.;.~:;;;;;;oo;~ act(el described above with the Federal lunda atlas above. Any Interealed paraan, agen· clea, . and/or groupe, who hava any com· manta regarding the environment, are lnvH· ad to eubmlt written comment• for conoid· eretlon to the Melga C a u n t y CORNER STONE Camm1111onars at tha CONSTRUCTION Construction ecldreu above listed , VInyl Siding prior to Aprll21, 2008. Roofing, Siding, • Replacement The Melge County .Soffit, Decks, Cammlsalanero are Doors, Windows, Windows certifying to lhe State Electric, Plumbing, 'Roofing ol Ohio, that Melgo • Decks· County and Jlm Sheeto Drywall, • Garages In hllylliher official Remodeling, Room • Pole Bulldlnge capac as President Additions , Room Acldltlono ol County Local Contractor D-: Cammlaalonero, can740-367-Q544 aent to accept the FrH Eatlmatea James Kee-11 jurlldlctlon of Federal 740-367-0536 742·2332 caurte If an action la l;:=======-=======~ brought to anlorce • 9 reopanolblllllas In rela· lion to environmental reviews, declalan-mak' lng, and action; and the! these rsopanalblll· lias have been oatillied. The legal e1tect of the certlllcetlon Ia that upon Ill approval, the Melga County Commlaelonera, may usa the Federal lunda, and the State ol Ohio IIIIIJUclllbllai•lll• will have saUellad HI '57 ........ reopanolbllltlea under llllrtl .., . fllclll the National Environmental Polley H&H Act oft969, aa amend· ' •• P.': . ~ COM.IW:l UKill. Uf' ... NRtc:.! the trumps successfully and discarded spade loser on dummy's 1ourth club ' lo gain the overtricl<. · Wast can make five spades if North leads a minor-suit card. West ruffs all lhroe diamonds on the boeld and loses only one heart and one club. h~ O WELL, WHY AREN'T 'fOLI OVE~ THERE WITH HE~. KID' 1r- 3 . . . . . . eel. . Guuering The Steto ol Ohio will accept an abjection to Seamless Gutters Ita approval of the Rooting, Siding, Clutters reiN• ol lunda and Insured & Bondsd acceptance of the car· 740-653-9657 IHiclllan only H H Ia an L.-..;..;,;,....;,;_ _.J one al the fallowing grounda: (al the certHI· cation wee not, In tact, executed by the reoponalbla tntlty'a Certllylng Officer; (b) the raspanolble entlly hail failed to make one olthe twa flndlnga pur· auant to Section 58.40 Give Youroelf or or to make the written Your Child The det•mlnalian required Gift of Music by aectlan 58.35, 58.47, Plano/Keyboard or 58.531Dr the projact; • applicable; cl the Lessons June VanKranken • raspanelbll entlly has omltled one or more of 740-992-9752 the atepa Ill forth at IUbpart E of 24 CFR Part58forlhepreperePublic Notice lion, publication and acting pursuant to 40 completion of an CFR Part 1504 has En v Iran mental , oubmltted a written Aeseaoment; dl the finding that the project 1'1!1panalbll entlly hae 11 uneaUolactory tram ommed on or mora ol \he otendpalnt at envl· the IIepa aat forth 11 ronmenlll quality, SubparteFandGof24 wrman abfactlono CFR Part 858 lor the muat ba prepared and conduct, praparetlon, oubmitted In accor· publication and com· dance wl1h the pletlan of an required pracedura (24 Environmental Impact CFRpart58),andmull Statement,althereclp- ba addraseed to the: lent hal committed Stile al Ohio· lunda or Incurred Envlronmenlll Officer: costa no1 authorized Office ol Housing by 24 CFR Part 58 c 0 m m u n 1 1 y belora releaae ol lunda Pe,rtnerahlpa: P.O. Box and approval ol the 100t; Columbuo, Ohio environmental certlll· 43216-1001 calion by Slate, or II Objections' to the another ledaralagency Releaae of Funds "" anci 'lbur 'lllrlhdllr: . constancy, not the one thftl offers expe· dtency. ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) - It m ight be hard to distingulsh 'between what Is the 1ruth and what isn't when two people are telling different stories. Try to ferret out lhB facts Instead of simply choosing the person you like beet. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) - Under no circumstances should you do anything ii'~" • ~b.:......di::==:±:~-! ' that doesn't serve your beat Interests. regardless ol the peer prehure being ptaced on you. Answer only to your com· mon sense. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) -You must· n't allow vollrselt to be Intimidated by hotshot cq.workers, because they are onty Interested ln serving themselves, • not you. Protect your Interests regardl8aa of the preuure placed on you. CANCER (June 21-lluly 22)- There Is a · possibility that you will be a good listener only when someone Ia tailing you what you want to hear. You will regret your Indifference latet" when· you realize you mlased out on pertinent fl.cts . LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) - Allhaugh ' a harebrained scheme may sound IIJ(!:ittng . and lnttlgu1ng upon firat blulh, ltyou take the time to atop and ...neet upon It, you won't regret avoiding thlt unrealistic leap. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) - Outside Influences could muddle your thoughts and perspective, 10 don't make any important decisions under pressure from others. Be sura to think things through totaly on you own. LIBRA (Sept. 23·0ct. 23) - Don't take anything tor granted and be sure that VOU know what you're doing before starting anv kind ollmportllnt profect. If you ara overly anlCk)ua and.don't take the time to -·........ a••-••••• a. .. • AstroGraph ThuNct.y-1 U.rch 71, 2008 By Berntoe Bede Oeol There are likely to be several paths that promise to lead to material acqullilltlon tram which you can chooae In the year ahead. Carefully assess all of them to make sure you seJect lh"one that offers WHY PON' T YOU ' RUSH ~IGHT OVEI'. THERE ANP ... AND ... •·r. • . of the excellent diamond lit. True, he has good·lool<ing de1ensive val· ues in the rounded suits, b<rl his hand is more aboul oHenselhen defense. AI lhe table, West dooblod and lad her ·singleton club. Bul ~"" Soirth picked up W.t-T I CA~ I>UT OFF Sl'"-i:TI~ M.'H>IE.T RMan a eye I ft& • 22 Part of E=mc2 29 Urge 23 Shook 31 Sail w. .er 5 Night Iller 24 Mare 32 Nurtery (2 --1 miniscule center rhyme trio 6 tancels 25 Rlltlko 51 Poet's 33 Washington 7 Malaria 28 Almotil· alway a NFLar oymptam .grede 52 Hwys. 36 Nudge, 8 H may be 30 Do som• perhepa slung thing with 37 Veldt grazer 9 Phyilcs unit 34 Sufficient 38 Reaction to t 0 Change 35 Dank place a mo\111 color 40 Evaluetee 39 Campeospt 12 Stage 41 Iowa 40 Man·made productions college fiber 13 ~limier lown North's two-spade cue-bid showo a max- . THE BORN LOSER ·''" . .. . . . I THINK THE REASON I DONT BRANCH OUT AND MA1<E NEW AIIENOS IS... YES. CUZ WE'D :c ALLAATEIT IF YOU WERE INTERESTING. .~ •,' ( ...I DON'T WANT THE IUIIJEN Of BEING INTEI1ESTING ALL THE TIME. autos 20 Hunrahl 3 Eyebrow ahape 4 Takas a chair CELEBRITY CIPHER by Luis Campos . .. rodlly's oue: A equals T "PKHX VY LSIIXKYASKHX. HPVKHVWXKHX. ALOXX XKXCN '==' s~~\'\-~&"E!fs· •:::..~~:: , . , - - - - IIIIM ~ ClAY I. I'OIWI low Ia fonn lotlr 11111p{e I. YALREW It 2 1 I I l G WU R N ,_I I I~ .. CAMTH " ..' 15 J I .. .. "Experienee,"IIIIIOIIIUd the mom to her 9011, "is _. ,.. ,I 6 I what you get when you · GH J l f 1' . I_I I l'leO~&::I~Ihoch:!a~~ don'tgct-you-.• 8 r~~JR~Y~s~~~RES I' 0 ~~~~~BLE FORI I 1 1 I• I' If I' I I I ful I j I I 2 SCUM LI1'S ANSWIIS "Bad weather .always lOoks worse," the mom tOld her fii&lrtened Jitt!e boy, "when yovloolc out the WJNOOW.~ ARLO& JANIS AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-,ob. 1G) - · \ ly thote wan11nty oontraotl 1hched to new produota. Monev manert art~ likely to be far tr!GMier than ueual at tt'lll time. oo undolfltond whlr1 you'N buying. · PISCES (Fob. 20-Maro~ 20)- In ordlr to appeau eomeone Important, you might make aome que1~onable oonce•· alone. Unfortunllely, " you do U'\1 wrcng lhirlg, It could 1tl' up 1ome regrettable oonMQutnoll. SOUP TO NUTZ C6~i8~1m\.l~ ioPA'/.?J At>IIOII!>~.,. 8ttal5e 'I wa~D llEr FOR ()ar, .. ' ... '• '-2 s-o a Dumbly- Whoop -lalet- Inward- WINDOW Carefully r..d all the tine print, eapeclll· · . 3 Is ~ke ot~re. ~~-~~~>'A~ w~ . ""' davolop lrorn lllp Na. 3 bolow. though moet of ·the time ' your ••••a· mentl of new lnform111on 1re u1ually r.uonfbly 1ocurate. thlt m.lght be one of. thOH perlodl where YG" oould lmpul· alvely jump to erroneou• conoluiiCnl. _..___,,..,.._....,. ~ IOU t.UII words. rackrr. CAPRICORN (Oec:.'22·Jin. 18)- Even 74D-992-6971 VY PAEVIOUS.SOLUTION -"Everyone is a genius at least once a yer.; a real genius has his otiginal ideas closer together." • Georg L~lenberg Becauee ther. 111 ao much you want to do, you may take on ~ore than yoU can competently manage - or even eome· thing you're not equipped to do. Once out of your elem.nt, you'l! rounder on the David Lewis AVCXY VY (VSK UGXCVKT( SAlliTTARIUS (Nov.. 23-Dec. 21) - ..... AZVHX SHAVPK ," • S. TPGW.UVKTXO effective communication Ia diHlcult, mraat to letting others do a» the, talking WhHe you oo 1.11 the 161tenlng. 1r11 give you the time to sort out your thoughte. · ' (_ _..._ ,,, Celebrity CiP"11r CJY!llop:na n croated from Quotalions by lamous~. PElSl and pret.enl. Elld1111t.-l~ the cipher stiii'Cis for another prepare, you'll start c&rPtications. . SCORPIO (Oct: 24: Nov. 22) - If you find 28 Years Experien<e Public Notice baaes 01her than thaaa stated above will not ba conaldered by the State of Ohio. No obJat~lono received alter May . 12, 2008,(whlch Ia 15 daya after HIt anticipated that the State t¥111 receive a requaet for relaaH ol fundal, will be canaldared by the SllteatOhlo. ~ Theacldreaeolthecertllylng o111car Ia: Jim Sheela, Prealdent Melga county , Courthouea Pomeroy, Dhlo 45769' (3126 43 Moutho, slangily 45 Ad oplel 46 Cask 47 More than moat 48 Tigger'o lrlend so FUnen because South is not strong enough to rebid over a two-club advance by his partner. Now South bids live diamonds, primarily V C YOUNG Ill l mo. 2 ltty-bltty Real players don't care about vulnerabil· ,.. 5\C.l-\ ts. Movies, . slangily 19 Defecltve 1 Showery lty! Bridge is not fat cowards. WV031725 I{ DOWN imum pass ~ilh diamond support - per· feet! East, with a void, Should make a pre· emptive leap to four spades. Vulnerable? . Remodeling Ntw01r8gle Electrlc11 & Plumbing Roofing I Outtert VInyl Siding a Painting P.tlo •nd Porck Decb Cotr{' buuer 21 Goador bed algna 23 Milk arnts. ' 26 Luau welcome 27 Very pale 28 HMrll or opldeo a 4-4 heart 1it, but II would make il · Impossible to lind a 5·3 Spade fit Room Addltlona I References Available' Call Gary Stanley @ 740-591 -8044 me- lin~ CARPENTER SERVICE -.. Pass An1wer 10 Previous Puzzle be better to get in the five-card major. True, a double would mak' it easier to ELVINE'Y SA'YS WHEN SHE'S FEEUN' DOWN, A U'L SMOPPIN' WELL, WE PEI<KS HER AIN'T GOT UP !! r--_.< THAT OPTION, LUI<E'Y !! YOUNG 'S *Prompt and Quality Work *Reasonable Rates *Insured ?? •• 42 R1 givers 43 ~potalo 1 Cavlftd 44 Naotyf wllh wllar 46 Detonao 6 "A Boyskill Sue" 49 Yellowl1one 11 Era · light 13 Portent 53 Wedl 14 Clergy aecretly 54 Mode 15 Inelegant like a bunny IOiutlan 55 Up 16 RR tarmlnal coornetlc 17 Seine vlall 56 Cornea 18 Hause CIOIO Here Is a third deal1rom the bridge-din· nar duplicate that I ran In Habe Sound, Fla., last month. This ons caught my eye because three Wests made four spades, one with an overtrick, and one South made 1ive diaroonds doubled w~h an overtrick. It is not often both sides bid and ·make game. After South opens one diamond, West should overcall one spade. Do not make a takeout double with a singleton in an unbid suit (unless your hand is very strong). Even 11 West had a singleton , diamond and throe club~ 11hlnk it would ~0~11-LA Harftlod......, And Furnlilrt _,;.......................,._ Stanley Tree. Trimming & Removal East Pass 2• When there is game tor both sides ... 4x4 FOR SALE .I. West North Opening lead: 1? · ~, ,.,,~ Top For CJ7 Jeep. Gall949- 55,000 miles asking 23051or lnlormation. $t2,600. (740)645-6434 A!:.. 01 Dealer: North Vulnerable: Both ~ Eleclric Start High & Low - TransmiSson, New Rima, 2004 Ford Escape XLT, 4x4, Tires & Paint. 2002 Hard leather, sunroof, loadQd =t, •Kt09 532 • K J 7 ,.z~o. HAS SOMETHING FOR YOU!! -'108642 • KQ 8 ((00M/ P . . bllc: Notices l n,,,NeWspapers. YoUirr RJ111h1t to _Kno""• Delivered Rlu:h.t t o Y~ur Door. SHERIFF SALES directed 'trom aald CASE NUMBER coun In the above anti07CV133 tied action, I will llenollclal Ohio Inc. expose to ule et pu(). Plaintiff lie auction on the front va steps ol the Melga Alan Lowery & County Court Houee Deborah Lowery on Friday, May 2nd, 2008 et 10 a.m., ol said Delendanta Court at Common day, the following Pleat, Melga County, dncrlbed reel astate: Ohio . Ptlrce11 : In pursuance of an Situated In Olive order of ule to me Township, Melga directed from said County Ohio In Section court In the above ant~ Umber 23, Township tied action, I will Number 4, Range 11. expose to sale at pub- Beginning et the South lie auction an the Iran! Well Corner of Section IIepa of the Meigs 23, Townohlp, Range County Court Houae 11, THENCE:Narth a on Friday, May 2, 2008 dlatanca ol . 1650.00 II 10 a.m., oluld dey, feet to a paint In the the following West line ol oal~ dascribed real estate: Section 23, THENCE. EXHIBIT A North 89 degrees 23' Situate In the VIllage of Eaet, paaalng thru a Syrscuae, In the caun· otone found 1338.58 ty of Melge and Slate feet Dillin!, a dllllnce ol Ohio: Being Lola at 1468.58 feel to an Noo. 57 and 58, In Iron rod eat, THENCE: Carillon 'a AcldHicin to North 45 degrees 23' the VIllage of West a dletance ol Syrat:uae, Ohio. 685.89 feet to the True Being alao the real Place ol Beginning. aslata aa deecrlbed In Ptln:alll: dHd recorded In North 46 degr- 25 Volume 198, Paga 187, mlnutas Eaet paealng Deed Recorda at Melga thru an Iron pipe ·ut, 303.53 lest dlatent, a County, Ohio. ALSO, a 10 loo1 strip dllllnce at 323.08 feel ott the well end at Lot to a baH set In center No. 58 running from line of County Road 44, 1111 Street to the allay THENCE: North 41 and tcroll the entire degrees 26 minutes lot h..,ofora dHded West a distance al and recorded In t39.96feettaabaltut Volume 213, Page 65, In said center line, Deed Recorda at Meigs THENCE: South 46 County, Ohio. degreeo 25 mlnutaa Said premlua also West pa11lng th111 an known .. , 2274 6th Iron plpa Ill 20.00 1aat S1reet, Syracuoe, OH · dllllnt, a dllllance ol 45n9 323.08 lest to an Iron PPN: 20-00495.00, 20- pipe oat. THENCE: 004H.OO and 20· South 41 degrees 26 1 00497.000 · minute E•t a dllllnce Currant Owner: AIM & at 139.96 feel to a Debonih Lowery, et al pipe, to the plioce ol Prior Deed Refe""'ces: beginning, conlalnlng Volume 320, Page 1.037 Acres. Appraleed II $125,000 Thla deacrlptlan Ia the Ttrma of Sale: Cannot product ol survey "ba ao.l d lor Ieea than made on the 1st and 213rda ol the appralled 2nd day of ·February value. 10% down on 1989, by Waller -Penn day of ule, caah or Stewart, Reglaterad certified check, bal· Surveyor, Ohio L.L. S. ance due on canllrma· Number 5618. lion of sale. · Subject to all eaoa· The appraiaal did mente. and rlghte·of· Include an Interior wayo of record. examination ol .I he A E S E R 1N G uNT 0 house. GRANTOR all righta In Robert E. Beegle, oil, gee, coal and 111 Malge County Sherllf ather mlnend rlghte In Attorney lor the end under eald 1.037 Plaintiff . Acrao. John D. Clunk Located at 413001 5801 Hudaon Dr. Coolville Road, Reeds villa, Ohio HudiOn, OH 44236 330-342-8203 45n2. (3) 26, (412, 9 ·S.old property hll bean ·· appralaed at $32500 andcannataellforletia Public Notice · . than two-thlrda al appraisement. Tills Sheriff Sales ap_pralul Ia baaed C - Number 07cv111 upon e vla1111l Blnlllclal Ohio Inc. lnapac11on allhll part Ptelntllf ol the premlaea to va whlch accesa waa Roger A. Wt~llall • readily avallllble. The Shalla A. appraiHrs aaaume no Dalendlntl reaponllblllly for, and Court of Cammon give no welghl to, Pleas, Melga County, unknown legal mat· Ohio tars, Including, but not In purauance of' an .llmllld to, concealed order of aala to me or latent defecta, Isr Road ro left above Mason Golf Course - 3 South • 8 Quality cars, trucks, vans starting ar $1500 to $8300. Financing available with out our used Portable Sawmill for Sale, prlsedl dheck • 20FT - - - - - - - - warranty. COOK F!ooms lor Rent. No pets. Scrap Metals Open Monday, TRAILERS.COM 740·446· MOTORS 328 Jac:i<eon Pike. Gall740-992-7506. Tuesday., Wednesday & 3825 740-4<16-()103 Friday. sam-4:30pm. Closed --~----- •r'"i5r-;..;.~---~ Thursday, Saturday & Have yo,u priced a John TRU~ Sunday. (740!446-7300 . Deere lalely? You'll be sur· ..__..;110 1ii1Riiliiil-· Skechers & Keds Thurs- Sat. WHATYO{)~I Tillers, Murmy, Craftsman, MTD, Briggs & Stratlon H-Honest 1- Integrity S-Service 10 Years • K 9 53 • 10 5 • 2 • A J' 9 7 • Q7 6 Advertise in this space for $64 per month =--:-:-=:"":=:- Concrete, Angle, GOOSENECK FLATBED One BA apt. 76 Vine Sueet, For Clalllpoli~ $125/week, utili· Channel, Flat Bar, Steel $3999. VIEW OUA ENTIRE For Drains, TRAILER INVENTORY AT ties included. 740·367·7886 Grating Driveways & Walkways L&L WwW. CAR M1CH AEL. on all . MArrER . Eut Stop & Compare 7:00AM • 8:00 PM . West AAQJ64 740-992- Servicing Lawn TRAILERS. B+W GOOSE· 1985 Olds Detta 88, 1 owner more Stock. Call Ron Evans, 1· NECK HITCHES. $1500. 1976Ciassic01ds98 600·537-9526. CARMICHAEL EQUIP- $3000. Both Exc COnd. Bo1h ME NT/CARMICHAEL 1or $4000. After 4pm. 446NEW AND USEO STEEL TRAILERS SALES & SER· 4366 ~~~:__:_:__ $5.00 off t<\J84 • Garages ··Complete Remodeling Hours 03·2t·OB A A Q 95 • New Homes Tractors. Mowers. 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BY Bmt 5ERGENJ BSERGENTOMYOAILYSENTINEL.COM · MIDDLEPORT - Animals communicate with' people through an unspoken understanding which spoken conversations between human beings sometimes lack, making pet therapy at places like Overbrook Rehabilitation Center so important. Recently, Shaggy, the downtown dog who has been adopted by Pomeroy businesses, made a visit to Overbrook residents. It took people reaching out to Shaggy to help rehab her back into shape, allowing Shaggy to pay back the kindness by visiting Overbrook residents, many who are also being rehabilitated. Emily Casto, activities director at Overbrook, led Shaggy through the halls into the residents' rooms for a quick hell.o and that unspoken con- versation known only. to Shaggy and the residents. Resident Dorothy Burris, formerly of Point Pleasant, W.Va., had dogs ~fore moving into Overbrook with her favorite breed being .a American Eskimo Spitz. "They (dogs) will be there· when ·everyone else goes · away," Burris said while patting Shaggy. "They'll sit with you when no one 'else wm."· Burris smiled at Shaggy's smile, which is missing a few teeth, and joked, "she must be . relation to me" before similarly smiling back at the dog. . "She's an angel," :Burris said as Shaggy turned to leave but not before siopping to speak io Burris' roommate Alta Dill and pose for a picture. When Shaggy arrived at resident . Patty Frazier's. room, Frazier recognized the dog immediately from her Virginia Salser, who grew up in Reedsville and is now a resident at Overbrook Rehabilitation Center, feeds Shaggy her favorite treat. cheeSE!. appearances in The Daily Sentinel. Frazier said she had saved the newspaper clippings. "I never thought I'd get to meet her," Frazier said while petting Shag~y and feeding the dog her favonte treat, cheese. A resident . who was unable to verbalize well could call Shaggy's name and maneuvered her wheelchair to the dog who sat and shook hands. "I Jove you, Shaggy," the resident in the wheelchair said, clearly. Resident Charles Grueser was sure to take·a picture of Shaggy with his Polaroid camera while Shaggy v.islted residents in the dining hall. Before leaving Overbrook a. tes.i, dent down the hall from Shag~y was calling "Lassie, Lassie" whtle using one foot to steer his wheelchair. Shaggy was sure to stop and say goodbye to the man who said he used to have a bulldog. Many residents remarked about their former pets and how . ~hey missed them, but the truly meal\m~, ful conversations happeii~i:l:;.,. tl '. silence while Shaggy sat best . ' those same residents who gave he~ a pat on the head. · .· Call Casto at 992-6472 for mot;e information oil the pet therapy pl'O'or if you're interested in bring-. mg your pet to visit the residents. wam dips . slightly tn area BY IRIAN J. REED ' · Daily specials. for in the drive-lhru An unspoken understanding Eastern musicians play the 'Big Apple' Jobless rate ~--· 636 East Main Street Pomeroy, OH 992-6121 . Pet therapy . BRE£011MYDA1LYSENT1NEL.COM Rt. 2 By Pass Point Pleasant, WV 304-675-5200 PLEASANT , VALLEY• HOSPITAL a.th lerpnl/pllotoo 740•446•9777 Lil) Holzer IF(!/ Clinic &~:" . Resident Patty Frazier reaches out to · Shaggy who· made room vislt.s at Overbrook yesterday. ' I [\ .J ~. r· 'J.',".hrll<lll•n Jewelry & Pldure Gallery ::lo It center. ·~t; • Robert w: Reed, 87 J: 12 ~-~l .. Ingels Electronics Thomas ~r~t-t ,II;, ll I:" I 1,', Auto • Comm1rciol• Reside"dlll •,t 6 Pt. I d t• 11 Ba·,l ." U~HK NEW LOCATION! 301 Viand St. Pt. Pleasant, WV 1 1,\ lj ,,-,.,,,1 ' ~;,l\ S&SW"IIIdowTIIItiat \''rl r; f>r.t·!' ' ·r'•' I'' , _j IJ.1v r.. -1 -:.. ·,n (~, ·.:.•r y ~·l •,.... ,. .1 G1•or-gt·l· •'·""' n •. , {\'1', fi dJ 4 Tr·o:.r·. 3:1/ r ••lt·rtl 1)1f' ;lh:l '11~~ n 1,'// WIST Phai..X l-11'1'~· 'IVt·~·. L.', r •l"t tl • ~·.y r·lrt•lll~ L MIDWESr D thAt ....., () U'i{ "'I ~.'~'4 :,.1ena t"l.:::n~a:. I grade levels; and specific , contact time requirements for students in service provided by gifted intervention specialists. Buckley implied that meeting some of the requirements, detailed in the information released , will require more in-depth study before any decision can be made on program changes for Meigs Local. The intent, however, according to the superintendent, is still to develop an individual di strict program for the talented and gifted . · Alltt-1 u. .t l-1m a ' l) { !l .lll 'W,k ~ll"r · 4. Vilnd•'rt>i It I I 1' J. n,thLtnl Ill I •' • l 1'~ 11 .' 1 C ltAIW,{\(1 ,1~ I :/ 111 l t· 1 11 Tt·~ ~ l• nJ ,lh .l !I UN I ; 9 Kt•r!l Sl ll 'I The new operating standards, effective July I, accordipg to the ODE mformation., "significantly raises the bar for gifted education services provided by districts while creating new flexibility in providing appropriate challenges and supports for gifted and tal_. ented students." With the new standards the main changes include: More specific requirements for the development and implementation of written education plans for gifted students; increased flexibil~ ity in class sizes and stude~t caseloads at upper 1' ,-OUR 1 K:11lS3S 13 I distributed copies of the results of a survey of Meigs Local parents and teacher which showed an 84 percent satisfaction rate wah the current arrangement. He also discussed a directive from the Ohio DeP.artment of Education deta11ing the March 2008 revised or.:erat- . ing standards for identifying and serving gifted students. The action was taken "following numerous statewide research studies and broad stakeholder input," according to an information Sheet released by .the Ohio Department of Education: 1rf1NAL 16 p ,_ ,t a •w r:; II I I II • 7 '·1 , I • I ' f I 10 ' -,, 1 I I 1·1 II 1 Lilt " ... ' IIlii '' r.:l ' I l S. A-tlt-un I , 1 1 '~ I BY CHARUNE HOEI'UCH I' H u'-l•••r ~...1_ IIHtf cr . '• 2. 3,'23 .........J . ~.1 1 !1 II f.. r lo~uw tH" 14. lluiM• St n •1 Houan ill Oklaho •''a J. louisvill•• Pd l ·.l1.1r IOUIH rr,r• rl 1 ,1 T I r-1• ;·,,,1 \,,...,. I• 'fiJI> B«tlnilltiJh •1 111 r- 'K • ' l t22 I BD J• t I • The Service Center cur-• HOEFliCHOMYDAILYSENT1NEL.COM rentJy provides that service to all school districts in · POMEROY - The dis- Meigs County. cussion on how the talented The contention of the and gifted program in the Meigs Board as indicated in Meigs Local schools will be meetings is that, the district carried out next year was could better serve the stucontinued at . Tuesday dents by operating as a sinnight's meeting of the gle entity. The intention, Meigs Local Board of according to Superintendent Education. William Buckley, has been Currently ·the district that the district would contracts with the Athens- develop a program and have Meigs Educational Service it in place when school Center for the services of starts in the falL the cooi'dinator and teach, However, he reported at ing staff for special . pro- Tuesday night's meetine;. grams for students i\fenti- · that there may be a delay m . fied as talented and gifted. achieving that·objective. He • Ohio State beats · Dayton, headed to · _MSG. See Page 81 ft \1 · , ·:,I q "'"' ·"l"i.lil)wnlim·l.,.,"" Meigs Board postpones gifted program decisio~ SPORTS II ..:, I t I '" ' j,'l3 P111 :10 )I L 13. Wmthrop 6 . Oklahoma 11. St. JO$eph 's 11 I :J 111 I·~ I o...,~ w'"" st LJ4:f1Y-e"t 4 . Willsh. St I'll, North C ~t~tAin.t Wrl·.ll St UliJtlUlt.•! J, 2.7 Nutt ~ 1. \1 CP)pllr..:. loh lll ft. 111'1'1·1 s llll ' I{SIJ \) . \1 \IH II:!-. :!Ool> ;;o ( 1-.\i IS • \ 'ol. :;-. :\o. 1-.'i ~11 " ~· ' 5 Noltl" OlllTie I .u.:~ icl a008 Oldo Vlllley PubiJoblna Co. • • ' ) ' ~' NEW YORK - Musicians with . the · Eastern High .School concert band and bell choir performed last week at IBM world · · headquarters in New York,'N.Y. The high schoolers and their adult chaperones, led by Music Director Cris Kuhn, also enjoyed several days of sightseeing and exploration of the city. Students were on spring break last week, and traveled by tharter buses. 53 members of the band and bell choir and II parent chaperones went along for the trip'. The band performance was on March 21, and before and after, the group enjoyed dining at the Hard Rock Cafe! and Bubba Gump Shrimp Co., and a nighttime view of the city skyline from the Top of ~ Rock atop Rockefeller Center. ''Our days were fun-filled and busy," Kuhn said. '1be weather was sunny and cool, and a very brisk wind was blowing each day while many of the kids enjoyed touring New York's burroughs in open-air double-decker buses." These "country kids" also enjoyed glips,es of the many, · many ethnic cultures of the city, visiting Little Italy. Chinatown, PleaM ... Eattem.AI ' • 1 • ' BY KEVIN KELLY KKELLVC!>MYDAILYTRIBUNE.COM GALLIPOLIS - With the exception of two area counties, unei11ployment rates in southeastern Ohio dipped in February after posting a sharp increase during January. County -by-count y data was released Tuesday by the Ohio Department of Jobs and Family Services, revealing that the jobless rate for Gallia and Meigs counties had declined. but not by any great amount. Gallia's rate declined by four-tenths of a percent, from 7 percent in January to 6.6 percent in February. Meigs County dropped five-tenths of a percent, -..m..a ·photo from 11 .2 percent in The Eastern High School concert band and bell choir performed at IBM Pl.. u 1H Jobless, AS World Headquarters in New York City last week. 'I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 03. March Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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