https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/a785d3c475b69823caae4f593d34b6ec.pdf e526c9ceb2056835b5794ceeb407ed14 PDF Text Text .. ~ 6 • The Dally Sentinel ~.- ·-· .- . Raul Castro lets 1~ even more refonns: consumer land A2 for private ...a~- I • . Boy Scouts meet Jimmy Stewart, A6 EIIWC' . r • s• fJIMu ters btgins for tiiDse who beat 48 hour .Frtie giveaway oi the finDl . ordl!r, tkaJIJine fD get all 50 Stall! Quatters ~ neoer ·· • Midclleport • Pomeroy, Ohio condition . v.s. .... l.' !hi cordix!g to the (')/ficia/ Reil Book GuidetoAmericlm Cains, the · "(UM:S) You can stop looking never-circulated T.enneasee state tbrough.Uthat.looee change tofmil quarter has Jllready increaaec1 :in th011e'WUIIderlriLState Quarters. collector value by a -w.hQPping &cause :th011e nlaingtbis news- 1100'1!>," Sttj.ker aaid. . pl!ptll'will actnal!y get the final five "Quite franldy, lots of peoJie .are :State~ ever to be .minted putting.alltbeireggsintODe'b askct free. .by just saving plain Old state ·coins 'That's becauae 'Starting at '7:00 they':ve come .acJ'IIB8 in tbelr :poclc· a.m. today, aeyp~E -who beats the et ch•nlll!. A collection like that 48ilour<lJrder11=jlJine can .j!et the hu "VirtuaQy little challl'(! '!if~ .mnllinmg .five 2008 :State Quar- i»!li!IIIIBiJW iD value," he ters in 'brilliant, never-circulated. "But, 'when ;peQPle have tbeir condition for free. entire ·stBte quarter eollection iiD 1lhli lii<DOt a mistll.ke. A'!lil the '111!V1!1'-clrctilated condition ·Ufe!y jOM • dls.notthe one to thank dil!p.d iD our beautlfui1J>Mi.. ltli.all 'becauae the World.R we Uential ~il!Y Chest .It will itake :bas jiDt :authorize4 the ·hand uver · their bMath away. Ownmg a com· of all five 'DeVI!I'-circulated .!008 p1ete JII!\II!I'"Circulated coTiectitm :State 'QuB:rtenl for free to till-who like this .'Will jmpress tM!eylllle,w cover the one hundred ninety· 'fltt:yker aaid. _ , 1i01lar release fee .f or the 1!11· stryker'WI!IItonto ~tbattto lire .co'llection of all the state quar- keep thele qaart.er& ln their odllecters-ever to be minted·. torJJrefeueil never--circulated coo"Thesi!are no ordinarY coins, they dition till ~ free aoins :are .encap:are in brilliant, never-circulated sulated JIDil .carefiil!y placed :into C!OIIilftion. ricll rqya1 blue cifisPIJ!Y 'cue& ihat Wbis.is tbe last-year ofr-elease:for will Showcase eacb~'s coins. :t:he .higii!y demanded state oquar'"With Jeas than 48 hours and a ters. Arid that is Jila!ly to have 1ots. limited amount of coins r.emaining oftbe-estimatedl90 .million JliiDIIle in nevet'-'cireulated conditioo, ·the scrambling to .get their ·hands on .demand ia-eqM!Cted tol'I!BCh I'I!COI'd these free .2008 State Quarters levels. It Will be a challenge'to :keep while they still can. ,up with the deman(tw S.tryker said. · According to one Government of. The ,world ReserYe .:bas QPI!III!d :ficial, 'The -American people have four illlfelent cl8im Jines to help asJDBdetheoO state quarters tbemost sist~ to get tilltbe:frel! .coins. SIICCellllful coins in U.S. history." Readers just :have to identify "Uncirculated state quarters -zone they fall in and call :are-the ones most like!yto increase tluit flllaim line oumber before llhe .in value," said Aaron L. 'B.try.ker, 48 hour order deadline 6;J!ires. Executive 'Drrector of :the ,private '"W-e to put strict limits oo WoddPes rel~Qneta~y Excl»nlgll. dealers, but .eVery one 'l!lse !Who . ~d though valUes ·always ·flue- calls ·sboulil ·be able to get all the tuate :ud there are never any free Btate ·quarters tbey need," .guar,antees, I can' tell :you that ac- said s.teyker. • UNIVBRSAL IIJWJA SYNWGATE . '·. . No thiad revi~ization application for Middleport SPOitm .av Be "BREEDOIIYDAIL'I'SENTliELCOM for downtown· revitaliza- compete in matching stste tion funds fOr Midilleport dollars with loCal funds. this year, because no sigA second application for nificant matching funds Tier ll downtown revitaliza·· will be availlible to . apply - tion funds was rejected . by to the project. · the Ohio Department of . Instead, !he Middlepon Bevelopment in December. Development Group will While several reasons were wait until a planned $2.5 cited by the review commit· million sewer project is tee for denying .the applica- uta. t ' . •w .L REED funded 'SO it can serve as the loail matCh for tbe project. . · MayorMicbael·Gedllcb said MIDDLEPORI'- ~- IIJIIlthe:l" application is pointwill be .no ibird ~licalion less until the village can :• Meigs blanked ~lady . ~See . . . Bl tion, those villages funded anolher revitalization appli· for the round offered nril- cation may not be consid· lions in matching funds, ered until that time . mainly through water and . ·Gerlach, who also serves sewer projects, Gerlach said. as !he coordinator of !he The village's engineering downtown revitalization firm, URS, is now working project, said the develop' on the final design of a pro- ment group has determined ject . tha! will convey · the project will qualify as a sewage and storm drainage local · match, because, in from the village's combined part, 'it impacts the downsanitary and storm sewers town business district. He to !he outfalls in, the Ohio said Buckeye Hills/Hocking Regional River. The projec:t may not Valley District, get underway 'unnl 20 I 0. so Development which filed two revitalization funding applications on Middleport's . behalf, has also suggested that additional applications. wait. Meanwhile, Gerlach said, the development group will encourage other · improvements to the shopping district He said the recent demolition of a condemned building in downtown Middleport has .attracted positive attention to M · see":Zq .. ., Racine Boat Ramp delayed until fall .FERMAN E.MOORE · BY BETH SERGENT BSERGENTOMVDAILVSENT!NB..COM RACINE - Completion of the Racine Boat Ramp has been moved. from May until Nov. 7 thanks to pervasive rains and high water conditions along the Ohio River. The $2 million-plus project belongs to the Ohio Department of Natural · Resources which has been trjmg to get the ramp built since 1999. Gus Smithhisler of ODNR said due to high water conditions that have been consi~tently unsafe · near the. ramp's cofferdam, no significant work has been done on the project since Nov. 26 of last year. A cofferdam is a temporary barrier for excluding water from an area that is nonnally submerged. ~ ~ Smithhisler said the delay ·Members of !he Amaricali ,Cancar Society's Meigs County Advisory Board help dedicate the ACS' Fennan E. 'Moore would likely · add some Cancer R89ource Canter «t .i lle Meigs 9CJUnty Healih ~rtment. Pictured (from left) Linda 'Mayer, Rae Moore, JoAnn additional costs onto the · Crisp, Courtney Sim, Dave .'Harris. project but "shouldn' t make a huge difference in the L.: ' , 1 price of the contract." The r I r CANCER RESOURC CENTER 0BDUARIF..S •t ' PqeAS · ·Jdhn~-· haw m1C;Itlilr,S 1 .•W'!' {I~ 15 • .l..any franiCiin Pugh, 71 .. Wtr• Salgl!lit, fJl • Naomi Stobart, 89 .. Anna Jean Taylor, 73 •!I:DDKIIiiG IN THE 'WRDUG IP.lAc£: This ·group of ladles are wasting their time scavenging through loose pocket change to complete their state quarter collection. They won't find any valuable never· circulated coins this way. Only readers ohoday's publication .who call to beat the order deadline to claim the entire 50 stat-e collection can claim the last 5 state' q11arters free in.brilliant, never-circulated condition . .... INsiDE . • Family 'Medicine: t=lu shots don't . prevent 'stomach flu.' SeePIIgeA3 . • Jellley E. Shook, r eKtension of~h~e~~~~~t=== :aate .isalso ~~m§n\ ·of ~~,!;;;;- ::;;':;!r:·~-tl!!c~:~!~~~=sl:n~~b:dA~'! · ~o~~n~~d~o~~-~h~.~~:: me, tractor though ,,J;):P.~. ~- -Holzer­ . . :1::--llnk::: ·-See Pa'gr A! - - , :;;OlfieeF. Suooi : ooope!Btion helped find Ohio soldier's ;emains. . ' See Page AS : • 'GTBnge banquet set for : April25. See . . o\6 WEA'IHElt In thecbattl.e_agaltJat ~>Bnecr POMEROY -Hope is a· has been dedicated to Mr. powerful ·thing and ,~~if ..is ..Moore in the form of the perllaps the very ~ 9f things" acool'ding to !he Hollywood. movie "The · Shawshant 'Redemption" but sometimes in leal life hope is hard to hold onto when faced with ail illness like cancer. According to his widow. Rae, the late Fer:ftllll E. Moore was the ''pciWnifi· · cation of hope, optimism American Cru~cer Society's Ferman E. ¥oore Cru~cer Resource Center. The center offers a variety of free resources to those 'living with and/or caring for people with the diseli$C. Tbe center "':as dedi_cated yesterday evenmg dunng a reception attended by around 30 people. During the r~ptiiln Mrs. Moore ·gave a tri!J.. County · Advl5ol)'-cc Moore told those gathered . Board ·at the time of his at the reception which also M re_.-.t....,,A5 death last year. included a poem read in Mr. Mrs. Moore spoke al)out Moore's honor and a pll\que her husband 's dedication to presentation. . the fight agamst cancer Mrs. Moore also wanted through Relay For Life and those in attendance to supporting a · local cancer spread the word about the resource center. The free services offered at the Moore's fight agamst cancer center located at the Meigs became very personal over County Health Department. the years when Jo.:tr. Moore Those services include developed cancer m 1999. infonnation on all types of "It be.~me f! very perso~- · · · · · · al commitment and Will P1111e Me Maare. A5 ~s Fireworks .solution · appears at band.· BY BRif\N Southern Band students recognized at banquet S'W'fRsDRT NEWSOMYDAilYSENTINELCOM II' 7 "g on,....M Values for state quarters soar .. INDEX . CQileetonl spected to ~ateb. up the !last live; thea easb in •It'u~llawmueh'llimeDftheuzu:irculatldtiatl q:wtiN hmt I1NadJ' IDm •sad IA~or ul:ae.ID flct, tbe uncirculated Ten111uee State Quarter Jau alrlldy ~~~d In value an alltonl•h'DI lloo.lo accordlar to tbe Red 'Book nluea. The valuea of tht O.hio ai:d Loalllana State IQFW'terl have .a llo .I'Jien· dramu7csl!y .Iince tlielr a l!i!ICDONII - Calendars Classifleds Comics Editorials Obituirles V~uesOf State Quarters Have Already .Skyrocketecl · .SpOrts Tennessee Weather Ohio . 82-4 Bs A4 As BSection A6 • in the Official Presidential Display Chest ' A3 A3 . • W:2l'IPCR Tnis is the entire collection Cif all fifty State QJ;(ers in never-corculate~ condition. All ten Vault Treasuries ' U! PAGI!Ii Annie's Mailbox Bznb•np. · •Jt'l 1ll5portaDt to aet both ll1iDt marks. Tbe collector val1111 otccib:l can dlll'lr dramatlcall)' ·a nd the~ill'l aner · lllfc;wautlel. That'• why iavvy collectoN alw91 maa llFlN to pb up b.oth mint muu when they can aet them. And for th011 who do pt the 2008 State Quarter Donar. . · It wouldn't be llll'JI!'illnc If they were worth llplficutly releue date," confirm• Aaron L. 'Steyker, Eueutlve Director ortbe privately owned World RM!7 vellonetary more at .thll ~ time ne:lt year," Stryker lald... ~re safely presentetl ... • • • ·RACINE -:- Music is a lifelong gift. That was the message delivered to Southern Band ·Students and their gue.sts at the 2008 Southern.Band Banquet by guest speaker Gary Stewart, director of bands at the University of Rio Grande band and former band director .a! • Point ·Pleasant. High School. , APProximately 175 people atte11dcd the banquet which was held Friday night at Southern High School. "H you !cam to play a musical instrument, never lay it down," he .said. Keep playing. . Please don' t lay that hom down. . . As a fonner ·band directOr, Stewart said he often bad the pleasure of hearing chil· dmn play their ftrSt notes, but that· people arc also learning music in their retirement years. R 1 -•ut.u J. REED .· BREED @MYDAILYSENTINEL.CDM MIDDLEPORT Volunteers with the Rutland Fire Department have been asked to assist the Community Middleport Association · i n its Independence Day fireworks display. ' . For the past. several years, the assO\iiation has e"perienced obstacles w ith organi:Png the display, ranging from difficulties in finding a suitable location. inclement weather. and alleged damage to personal property in the area where the firework s were disGharged. President Association Brenda Phalin said volun- · teers from the depanment who are trained in di scharg· ing frrework s have indicated th~y would be willing to assist the Middleport community with its display. arid provided contact infonnation for Rutland's"fireworks S...d!llid photo vendor. The July 4 celebra· Members of ille Southern Band's $enior 'class were recently racognized and presented tion and fireworks display has been moved back to ana~ displaying their band letters and pins they earned during their years in Dave Diles Park for 2008, band. Plctu!ed with Chad Dodson, band director, are (from left) Courtney Gin!her (six Phalin said. years), qhet&ea freeman (seven ·years), Kaylyn Spradling (seven years) and Andrew M 7 u . . R:sze* AI . Smeok {aeven yea111). • / . . . �L 0 NATION • WORLD .• The Daily Sm.tinel ' REPORT BYWLL WEJS*Ri • ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER HAVANA Cubans snapped up DVD players, motorbike's and pressure . cookers for the first time schools and the surrounding 1\iesday as Raul•castro's ASSOCIATED PRESS -WRITER suburbs. • Researchers .new government loosened found, for ellample, that controls · on _consumer WASHINGTON 81.5 percent of the public foods and invited ·private Seventeen of the nation's 50· school students in ~·· .. _.. hi h armers to plant tobacco, -~>est aliles ..... ~ Baltimom's subutbs gradu- coffee and other crops on .school graduation . r:ates ate, compared with 34.6 unused state land. low,er lhan 50 percent, with percent in the city schools. Combined with o'lllwl the lowest graduation rates In Ohio, nearly 83 percent refonns announced · in mported in Detroit, of public high school stu- recent days, the measures lndianapolis and Oeveland, dents io subl!Jban suggest real changes are according to a report Columbus graduate while beinll driven by the new released Tuesday. 78.1 percent in suburban prestdent, who vowed The report, issued by Cleveland cam their diplo- when he took over from his America's Promise mas, well above their local brother Fidel to remove · Alliance, found that about oity schools. : · some of lhe mote irksome half of the students served Ohio Department of limitations -on ·. the daily by.public school systems in &location spokesman Scott lives of Cubans. the nation's largest cities Blake said the state delays Analysts wondered how receive .diplomas. Students its estimates by a few far the communist govern- _ .in subui'ban and rural public · months so it can include ment is willing tO go. Stioppers look at DVD players at a store in Havana Tuesday. Cuban shoppers are snaphigh schools were more sumrn.e r grndliates in its cal"C '--'• ping up DVD players, motorbikes and eletbic rice codkers 1hal are going on sale to the 1 1 sur- · general public for the first time. lik.ely to' graduate than their culations. Based on the vive uuau . i JCOP e can on tbe salaries poople counterparts in wban public state's method9logy, he are paying them. Average high schools, the · said Columbus graduated men and women have been seaside Malecon boule- longer and aisles more ment OOiiblh '11'ell OVCI' 90 · 60.6 percent of its students screaming that. at the to.,. of vard, and shoppers wasted pack.ed lhan usual at piiroent of ihe ewnomy and researchers Said. 70 ,.,.r · 2003- 2004 ,.. little time once inside. But Havana's best-known the a - -_,_, IS-. Nall.onally·• a'--ut ""' ,..- - m · • .~·'--r ......, than their lungs for many years.~ ·-..,-:1 cent of U.S. students grad- the 40.9 percent the study said Felix Masud-Piloto, there was_no sign yet of stores. . just 408 . re,gular pesos a uate on time witlJ a regular caltulated. director of tlie Center for computers and "DVDs are -over there, IIIOIIIh, 1lhJut$19_50. diploma and about 1.2 milBy Ohio's reckoning, Latino Research at DePaul microwaves, highly antici- down that aisle,~ an Still. most Obns have •• lion students drop out Columbus has improved · University. "Now . after . pated iteins that clerk.s employee in a white shortacoesuoatbstso~oon•· ' over · v-..;:'-•e •'---.'--s to annuaUY· · · · · each Year SI-nce the . 2001 - many years, the.government across Havana insisted sleeved shirt repeated ''"'00 . ...-~ ..--~~ u ........ "When more than I mil- 2002 school year, with 72.9 is listening." . would appear soon. on and over as shoppers wan- jobs with foreign 1'inns or lion students year drop out percent of students gradualMany of the shoppers fill- store shelves, with deSktop dered into La Copa, an in tourism, or -cash sent by •of high school, it's more mg in 2005-2006, · t 1'u sda 1 ted computers retailing for electronics and grocery relatives living in · tbe than a problem, it's a cata- Columbus Public Scliools the mg sores e Y amen · store across from the Uni'ted States. fact that the goods are around $650. · said former spokesman Jeff Warner unaffordable on the governCuba's communist system Copacabana Hotel. G!aciela Jaime, a 68-yearstrophe," Secretary j of State Colin said. ment salaries they cam. But was founded on promoting ' "Very good! DVD players old retired clothes factory Powell, fbunding chair of Warner said · the gains that didn' t stop . tbem f:rOm social and economic equali- on sale for everybody," employee, c:10111plained that the alliarfce. were partly beqmse of after- lining up to see .electronic ty, but that doesn' t mean excl•iJ!I!O!'! Clara, an elderly widespmad Wnuption and His wife, Alma Powell, school and weekend tutor- gadgets previously .avail- Cubans '<an't have DVD w.oman .peering .at a black greed bas·cn:ated a class of the chair of the alliance, ing, coordinated •literacy able only to foreigners and players, said Mercedes JVC console. "'f course rich Cubans. · said students need to gradu- programs ·in the disbict's companies. · Orta. who rushed to gawk. at nobOdy has the money to "Everycioe wants to spend ate with skills that will help elementary schools and ool"They should have done the new products. buy them." Like many money and .that is what's ,, , "Socialism has nothing to Cubans, Clara chatted freely happening," said. "H them in higher education stered English-as-,a-second- Ibis a long time ago," one and beyond. "We must language programs. man said as he left a store do with living comfortably," but wouldn't give ber fuU everything tbey earned went invest in the whole child, Cleveland's current ~- with a red and silver electric she said. name to a foreign reporter. to the state like it shGuld, and that means finding solu- uation rates are also higher motorbike that cost $814. Lines outside. electronics Govemment stores there wouldn't be as much tions t!Iat involve the fami- than the statistics ·cited .in The Chinese-made ·bikes boutiques and specialty offered 'all products ·in con- corruption -as there is." ly, the scbool and the com- the new report, school dis- can be dharged with .an elec- shops are common m<Juba . vertible pesos - hard curAssociated Press writer munity." The Powell's orga- Ulict JSpokesman Ben tric cbrd and had been because guards limit how rency worth 24 'times die Kather:iNe Corcoran in nization was beginning a HOlbert 'Said. barred for general sale many _people can 1?;e m..;cte regular pesos st.ite employ- Mexico City contribiAted to national campaign to cut ~pellin_gs luis called for because officials · feared .a at a l!rne, But williS ~ . ees :F 'Jlllld 1lle. govern- this repon. high school dropout rates. reqQiring States to provide strain on the power grid. . ' . ' The group, joining gradliatil)n data in .a more On M'onday, the .Tourism Education Secretary uniform wa.y Wider the Miilisuy announced that Margaret Spellings at a · -renewal rof ilbe No Child ;any (Juban with enough Thesday news conference, Left IBcibjM ·educatidu law money !CaD now stay in luxwas announcing plans to pending in Cangress. · . ury hotels and rent cars, hold summits in every state Onder . .the _2002 law. doiqg away with restric•. d~ng the next two years on sChools that tmss pro~s tions 1hat made ordinary ways to better prepare stu- ~o'als ~ace i~creasing sane- people 'feel like second. dents for college and the tlons, mcluding forced use · dass citizens. And last work force. offedenil money forpriv.ate ' week., Cuba said citiZens The report found trou- tutoRllg, · easing stu~t will 'be able to get cell bling data on the prospects transfers, and restructunng phones legally in their own of urban public high of school st;aff. . , names, . a luxury long State~ calculate. their reserved for the lucky few. school stude.nts getting to college. In Detroit's public graduauon .rates usmg aU The land initiative, howschools, 24.9 percent of so~s of IJ!ethods, many of ever, potentially could put the students graduated w.hich cones say are basel:l more food on the table of aU from high school, while on unreliable information •Cubans and bring in hard 30.5 .percent graduated in about school dropouts. currency from exports of Indianapolis Pt,~blic · Under No Child Left tobacco · ~--5ch~ols--an_d~I--p_ercent~td, states-may us~ejr piQduct~, . .. -- - . recet~ed~dmlo~as ~n th!:l ·!:!WII met:!tods of' caleuloung mflows Clevelood Munici Ill .Cit .. rad · n. riiCL _mct: ·m new &entin~"- ~ School District. their own goals for improvGovernment sion . · said 51 .percent of arable Researchers analyzed ing them. school district data froin The research was con- land is underused or fallow, 2003-2004 collected by the dueled by Editorial Projects and officials are transferU.S. . Department of in Education, a Bethesda, ring some of it io individEducation. To . calculate Md.; nonprofit organization, ual farmers and associagraduation rates, the report with support from tions representing small, producers. estimated the likelihood . America's Promise Alliance private that , a 9th grader would and the Bill & Melinda According to official fig, ures, coo_peratives already complete · high school on Gates Faundation~ The alliance is based on a control35 percent of arable time with ·a regular diploma. Researchers used joint effort of nonprofit land - and produce 60 school enrollment . and . groups, 'corporations, ~m- · perc~gt of the iBland '!i agridiploma ·data, but d!d not rnumty ~eaders, cnanties, cultural output. use data on dropouts as part faith-based organizations · "Everyone who wants to of its clllculation. . · and individuals to improve produce tobacco will be Many lnetropolitan areas children's lives. given land to produce Associated Press writer tobacco, and it will be the also showed a considerable gap in the graduation rates Man Reed in Col"mb.u s. same with coffee," said Orlando Lugo, president of between their inner-city contribiUed to this report. • Cuba's national farmers association. The change is . a sharp contrast to the early days of Arizma's Mesa .l.\'llad Sdml Oislri:llad inf191 ..molplullion Cuba'·s revolution, when ..IllES <Uing lhe ~ IChODI )'1181', w1111e only a qu111ar o1 the government forced or Dlbit 8UienS pi! j encouraged jlril'llll: fanners SCiiOOL DISTRICT SfATE to turn tbeir land 'Over to ·TopiO the state or form governArizona ment-controlled collective Sill Jose Unified California farms. But without more Nlnle-l>ayijson C<.l. Tetweacu details, it was difficult to Colonldo Springs Colrndo tell the siRDificance of proSan l'ranci9Ce UnKied Cllbria gram, which began last . Tuscon Unified Arizona year blit was announced . Selllle Unified WMI.Oi811M ~s week.. only Virgilia BelCh Oily Public Virginia -lf this means all land Sladlii81i0 City Calbnla 11 t~wt•$ not being ,used, lik.e ~i Depmbtoitiol Ed. Hawlii 1M for private fmiiCIS, cooper~10 atives and stale farms, is Olldlnd Unified CIIIIOmll . available, tbat'·s positive," Los Angeie~Ufilied c ll;;mjl !16 said Carmelo Mesa-Lago, .a NewYOitt New YOlk City N*c -45 ,. ecQnomics expert at Cuba Dlllt lSD T-~ University · of the MitwiiNUia Mila-.·+ Pubilc 41 Pittsburgh. "Assuming, of Columbus Nllic ONo ' 41 course. they have the freellllit101 e City Public Mllyllnc! 35 dom to sow and seU what'CleYaland Munqlal '34 ONo they want." ever lndinpolis Ptblic lndilna 31 Mlctliyiot DetnlitCity Lines formed before the 2S doors opened at the Galerias Paseos shopping . center on Havana's famed school disbicts · liP..,_ • I a she A SPECIAL SECTION In The • •aU1polis Jaail!' utri~unt --------"'•--,iMJtl)oint--t)l~sant 31-egi•t~~-- __ .._ Dally Advertising Deadline: MONDAY, APRIL 14, 2008 3:00PM Insertion Date: ·.WEDNESDAY, APRIL 16, MlliCI ..... :hflliJdall 1 I .._.U!Jiied 4t6 2.10 ,15-1333 JJl-2155. . - • ANNIE~S ' Oubsand organizatiom . M1 d•y, April7 POMEROY - Meigs County Cancer Initiative, regular IIV'l!'tjng, noon, con- . femtce room, Senior · Citizens Ceola'. 'I'll lay, April I ·HARRISONVILLE Harrisonvi,lle, O.E.S. 255, 7:30 p.m. at die ball. Remember 1ree of life donations. Mock inspection. Vill~ Council rescllcduled regular session 1 p.m. at dle Public meefi. Church events • .. w., ...,. _ ys Birtbda " Otherevenb :Federal lawsuit accuses Cincinnati hospital of billing fraud · · CINCINNATI (AP) . · A : - h lini' d ~. fu . · can · aur any llow-111p statement on its Web site procedures, lbe government deeying .any wmngdoing. :alleges. "Patient caJle is not in ~- ~ov~mnent's inter- question. No unnecessary venuoo m Ibis case demon- procedures were pelfmmed strates the : J~:~stice and no incorrect billing Depanment's ' oonllnued occurred at any time," the commitmentto ·ensuringtihat · statement saicl. · medical decisions are based The case originated from on the medical needs of the a . federal whistleblower patients and not on unlawful bwsuit filed in 20031ly Dr. financial inoe.ntives paid to Harry fry, a cardiologist physicians,~ said Acting wlao previously worked at Assistant Alfumey Genem 1he hospital, The Cincianati Jefii:ey Bucholtz. Ent~uirer reported Thesday Christ Hospital released a on its Web site. d . an ·hosp1tal defrauded state and catheter lab mvenues ~y federal health .care pro- generated for lhe hospttal, !lf3IDS_by giving ~ the govemmeot aU.eges. mcenuves to cilrdiologtstS Many of these. preoocltm:s ,who performed certain~ were billed to and paid for cedures, the U.S. Jusnce by gov~t health care 'Departmentsaidinjoininga plans, iuclud:ing Medicare 'federal whistJeblower law- and Medicaid, l'edmd pros·.suit Thesday. ecutors said. lt is illegal to · Between 1999 .and 2004, provide or receive financial -cardiologists . at Christ incentives in ellchange for Hospital were assigned time patient 11eferrals. .at an outpatient testing unit The cardiologists were . based solely on the amount allowed to biD for patients of coronary arterial bypass theytft3tedatdleoutpatiem . gi3p _,. P•~ums '? Family Medicine .. ~ •• 1 ' -Flu shots don't prevent ·'stoinach flu' : ~: Seve-ral people ally starts very suddenly. then the cause may be bacafter which you typicaliy terial and needs pFornpt _)lad the stomach flu this feel very iU. . medical .attention. In infants and young chi!If you are elderty or have -;winter. Most of us have ·missed three .o r foiU dnys of dren viral gastroenteritis is OO!er medical problems :work. Can you tell .me mo~ most trequent!y caused by a tike diabetes or heart dis:about how to treat the srom- different virus .altogether. ease - you should contact :ach. flu? Also, I fwd a flu It's called a rotavirus. This your doctor fur advice on :shot this year; but I still goi form of the disease can iead managing your symptoms. .the stomach jliL Why? 'to severe, dehydrating diar- Ask him ·or bcr wha1 would : Answer: It sounds to me rhea and may require hospi- warrant a.¢p to the doctor's :like you and your co-work- taliration. offire or the hospital emer-ers have viral gastroenteriIn healthy adults, bowev- gency department. For the :tis. While this diSOJ'der is er, viral gastroenteritis ' is elderly, the major ooncern is ..commonly referred to as the usually self-limiting; in .usual:ly dehydration. . ~s. -~our, II!!JD~ l_l!_eguently Sl:le pe_opie m_ -_---. s~tormacrlil'h'fl u,nJ.· t eitsmntao1t ,canl'i sed~s·.. _other sysimi -mspo11se wtU get nd the offi~-wbo oonllm1e ro wby 'the stat\darg>flu _~it W!_tbopt mediMI illla- :.. nne ·"~ian:hea_fm, several · . _offers iio protciiliofi vonti!Jii, While your body i~ . days after the voniitirtg •has -:from it. In fact, viral gas- recovering, you ·should try · stopped. Commonly this is :~nteritiscan occur at any to ge:t plenty of rest and due to resuming their regutune dunng your life, and it keep well hydrated. Jar diet to<i quickly. can,pccur many times. , Assuming ·that you and When you have had diar.· The actual viruses that your coworkers are all oth~ rhea, it is imp<irtant to let ·cause gastroenteritis have erwise healthy, you shotild the intestinal tract "rest" for :gone by several different be able to treat tbis illness at . a few days by limiting the. .names in past, including home. It usually lasts one to amounts and ·types of solid :Norwalk-like viruses and four days. To stay hydrated, food that you eat. Emphasis ·caliciviruses. Aooording to try clear liquids orice the . is on fluid replacement with 'the Centers 'for J?isease nausea and vomiting has clear, mostly water-based Control and Prevennon, the stopped. You might find that foods. The BRAIT diet is _two· nomv.irlti; Ji.Jli, heoo slQWly melting a-usbed ice approf!tiate for a cMple of approved . as the official in your mouth is a good way days in adults as well in .name for this group of to rein1roduce fluids. older children whose gas.viruses. ' Depending on tbe severity troenteritis is resolving. This stands for Bananas, The symptoms of a of your symptoms, you · -norovirus infection are ·might _als0 w,ant to take Rice, APplesauce, Tea and .nausea; vomiting, diarrhea, acetaminophen and over- Toast. 1bese foods are easy ·fever and stomach cramps. the-counter antiqiarrheal on the intestines, tend to not . You also feel tired, achy medications, If you develop commonly canse diarrhea in . and can have a mild bloody diarrhea, bigh fever most people, and will satis.. headache, The illness .usu- and severe abdominal pain, fy your hunger. ·:at work, including me, have 1 111 11 11 MAILBOX Moms wulerstanding would be helpful Soliool Cafeteria, special pane1ists, guest speaker Qvic CemiCI'. Mike Trout of Ohio MOIIday, April 7 Attorney General's Offioe, lltarsday, April] RU1LAND - Rudand oounty-wide essay contest , RACINE - Racine Post, Townsblp. TJUsrees, 4 p.m. winners. 81' kAlWt llm:HEu. • :· American Legion, will meet Saturday; April 5 at tbe Rutland FJre Station. AND IIAACY SuGAR :.6:30 p.m. Thursday at die POMEROY - Free carTW lay, April I ·'haU. POMEROY - Bedfurd diovascular bealth ifair, 9 t<i Dear Annie; At 23 I 'm TUPPERS PLAINS ·- a .m. Mulberry finally fmding peace• and Township Trustees, 1 p.m. II . : Ladies Aulliliary 'Of the Q,mmunity Center. b~piness in my l.ife. taking at tbe townhouse. Appointment .needed for time to enjoy friends and : Tuppen Plains VFW will ,:meet at lbe baiL lipid profile; no a)lJ!Oint- family, wm!e still w.orlcing .. Friday,April-4 . ment FCquired for other really hard as a grad stuscreenrng. Sponsored by dent. And for llhe first time :' POMEROY - · · PERl Friday, April 4 Holrer medical Center, in eight years., thanks to a ::Chapter 74, I p ;m. Wecln 1lay, Aprill REEDSVILLE Heallh Department, Moigs combination of self-reflec:'Mulberry Community POMEROY - Meigs Revivail services at ·· Centec. Hal_..L.ft;ft Kneen to talk. on . County Boanl of Heal"' 5 Fdlowsbip Olurclt of the Goopenttive Parish. ,liiBn, counseling and, what • · contatner e~"""""'g. p.m., Meigs County Health N·...,-- 7 p m Fri ..-y an~ fmally pulled me acrosS'the : POMEROY -Caregiver .-....• .._t, lbird _..,.;n" _........, ~L divide; pharmaceutical ~~""......... ..__.._ Salurday, 10:45 am. md 6 : ·S u~Jt G roup meeting amendments ro sewage assistance; I ' m able to • : :noon at the Meigs Senior . ln"J!fD:lCAt rules, thinl mad- . p.m. Sunday. Rev. -Aoyd Wedaesday, Aprill it tihmugb tihe day lDllk ,..__ y Catron of Circleville is •:<-CUa. vonne Stover from ing inause in fuod service MIDDLEPORT - Kate wil:ho1,1t vomiting up every: ;lhe Ohio Department of operation license fees m evangelist. Scyoc Family WiLson will observe her ·lhing I eat. : -Jobs and family Services to regards .to vending will sing oo Friday night !J1od birthday -on April 2. My mot!her seems : .talk on guidelines for nurs- machines. and Sunday ~g. od Cards may lbe sent to her .at annoyed mat I i1m taking ''ing home placement. Lunch · PAGEVILLE -- Scipio Delivered on Saliurday .alid Ovemrook Gemrer, P~e aritidepressants. She says ·' _provided. Public wclooine. Township Trustees, 6:30 Sunday nights. fellowship Street, Middlepoit, Om o people use medicatimi Saturday, April :5 p.m. at Pageville Town to rollow each eveniJ1g. 45760 . rnstead of-dealing with their hall. . SALEM CENTER Saturday, April 5 problems. But .after years of Star Grance 778. and State n..nday. April J CHESTER Erma hell., ithis is the first time Junior Grance 878, potluck LETART Letart Cleland will observe her rm really doing al.l right. I . supper, 6:30 p.m. with Township Trustees.. 5 p.m. 'l'bunday. April J • 95t!h bil1hday on April 5. only told her about the anti·meeting at 7:30 p.m. at tbe office building to disPOMEROY- Town ball Cards may lbe sent to 'ber at depressants because l Ritualistic and drill team cuss hcwtlhiosurance. . , meeting on undenlge driuk- P.O_ Box 23. Chester, Ohio thought, in case of a medpractice. RU'ILAND Rudand ing, 7 p.m., Meigs High . 45120. ical emergency, someone ought to k:n0w what -drugs l . was on. I .also to1d her about Ftllllily M~® is a weeH1 ~ To surnit fllnlirMI'- Mite to Mflrllla ,t_ SUitpr-, D.O., M.B.A., Ollio u~ Collere of (htup _f\jc N'!liri•e, P.O. Box lJ(}, Adults, OlUo 45761, or via e""''lit .to . retulerqlU!IIitio•s@jtulfity• •fWifMews.o~ Medical ill/~ ilr tlli& cohtrn11 is prorilkd as - etbultzlio..J seniu 0111,_ It does 1101.rep1Dce t#tejdgmelllof yolll' persoiUII ·physician, w!'!!,~slto ~ rtl4 ' be ry~~ 011 to 4Jiiiiiiise (JM ~114 IIM'"ffl 'fiit 4IIU' ~ co=IWOfttl, Aut -.collull11s ttPaiUIIIk ollfilte · ot www.familymedici.u- ~ lleli's.org. the rrest of us on her birthday. I buy her children presents because it isn't their fault their mother is selfish . However. Amy's birthday is coming up soon an d she's been hinting she wants .a watch. Should I comply? - ·Tired of a . Selfish, Spoiled f:'OUsin Dear Tired:· A my has been taking advantage of your compliance fqr years. Unless you are eager to give your oousin a watch for her birthday, we see no reason :. to keep acc0mmodating her. L Tell her, nicely, that frmi1 now on, the gift-.giving will .,. be limited to the children. Our Allllie: This is in response to "Tammy." whose son has a joint birthday party with a school friend born the same week. She said one particular guest always brings a card or gift for the other boy, but not for her son. We just had a joint birthday party with our son and two other children. The parents and I decided to make it I -I :fnk~~sj:!~stre~~ t~~ ;~:ar'}~:t~~~;~~i~~ .and over~ttc. never once asked about the 1 haven't ·told my mother missing gifts, and the kids about the bulimia because if played for hours without she can't understand coun- interruption. Kids have so seling, she certainly won't ~uch these days anyway, unlilerstand ,an eating di sor_ why add to tlie chaos? .~ der. 1 worry that she'll take Marcy it as a personal failing. And Dear Man:r. Many par1 ceitainly can 't tell my ents make their children's father, who my mother. said parties gift-free, or ask would probably ''kill me~ if guests to bring · something he knew about the antide- that can be donated to a Jll1eSSij.nts. children's shelter or food 1. absolutely don't blame pantry. Thes.e are all excel- . my parents for my prob- lent ideas artd have;, the !ems, but at the same time. added value of teaching I'm annoyed that she .belit- children that giving to the ties me for doing something less fortunate can be part of that probably saved my life. the celebration. Is it worth it to try explainDear Readers: We are ing my situation when l · carrying on the tradition know she' ll ridicule it? that April 2 be set aside as S.... ia die Midwest Reconciliation Day, a time Dear Sara: Ask your to make the first move counselor if it would be a toward mending broken good jdea to blj.ng your relationships. It also could mother to a session. lt be the day on which we might help her accept your agree to accept the olive ch@ices if she hears from a branch extended by a for, professionaL 'If Morn refus- mer friend or estranged .es to go or, after going, still family member, and do our cannot accept the steps you best to start over. have taken to stay healthy, . Annie's Mailbox is writstop discussing the subject ten by Kathy Mitchell and with her. While her under- Marcy Sagar, longtime edistandin~ wAuld be helpful , tors of tlu! Ann Larulers your physical and emotion- column. Please e-mail yOMr al well-being are most ' questions to anniesmai/im,portant. bor@comcast.net, or wrile Dear Almie.: My cousin, to: Annie's Mailbox, P.O. "Amy," never buys gifts for Box · llBJf)(), Cllicago, IL artyone in the farn,ily. · In · 606lt_ To find ouJ _]llorr fact, l can't _remember the -a bout Annie's Mailbo~-. last iiiile: my ...Clilldretr or l JHJil f't!lid [Mtu.rn 11,¥ ptlier ·have gl'ltteilso· mueh Hi< a 0Mators -'S'ymlicate write/'.< . · .• card from her. · ·· and cartoonists, visit th.t' · The problem is, Amy Creators Syndicate Weh always expects gifts from page at.www.creators.com. Worksite Wellness Conference Solution~ to Rising Healthcare Costs , April4, 2008-8 am- 12 pm Middleport Church of Christ Family Life Center Keynote Speaker Sharon Covert ' :.·Jefli'ey E. Shook, D.P.M. joins Holzer Clinic ... :: GALLIPOLIS - Holzer · Clinic · is JliOUd to announce that Jeffery E. · Shook, D.P.M., a board: .ce_rtified Podiatrist . has ·JOined our team of skilled ::Jllllfessionals. ·· Dr. Shook received his :Doctor of Podiatric .Medicine from the Ohio Podiatric 'Col.lege • of . Medicine in Cleveland. : Ohio and completed his residency at Mt. Sinai Medical ·Center i~ Clevel~d ~hook. has practtoed Podtatry tn the Huntington W.Va. area for_ more than twelve years. Shook specializes in treatment of disorders of the. foot, ankle and lower extremities iucluding full ankle replacement. He will practice podiatric medicine Lawrenoe County Campus on State Route 7 in Proctorville: . Holzer Clinic is a multiple discifline 'health care system o over 130 phystc1ans providing care in more lhan thirty areas of ex.pertiscr. Wit;b nine Jocations throughout ;;outheastem Ohio and ,western West Vlfginia, Holzer Clinic provides "Medical Excellence, coupled with Local Caring." Holzer Clinic is~~led by the A,ccreditatton '&,. Association of Ambulatory Health Care. · For a ~-ompku list of services - or to schedule an at the Holzer · Clinic appointment with Dr. Sycamore · Campus on Shook. call 740-446-5244 Fourth Avenue in Gallipolis or visit us on the web at as well as the Holzer Clinic www.holzerclinic.com. • i Wednesday, April 2, 2008 Community Calendar . ' ·Raul Castro lets loose even more nf~: · · Low gradt1ation more consumer goods, land for private fanners • • rates m tnany City PageA3 · BYTHEBEND The Daily Sentinel r:------~-----lllilllll----------.,.---··-·-·-··-;-.-.;;.;_ ' 1R~stration Information: ... ~Participant Narne!Busmess Affiliation _ _ _ _ __.;:;.,..___ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _~ I Phone Nlimber I 1 IM~ I I JFax Number ~ IEm~ I • J • �L 0 NATION • WORLD .• The Daily Sm.tinel ' REPORT BYWLL WEJS*Ri • ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER HAVANA Cubans snapped up DVD players, motorbike's and pressure . cookers for the first time schools and the surrounding 1\iesday as Raul•castro's ASSOCIATED PRESS -WRITER suburbs. • Researchers .new government loosened found, for ellample, that controls · on _consumer WASHINGTON 81.5 percent of the public foods and invited ·private Seventeen of the nation's 50· school students in ~·· .. _.. hi h armers to plant tobacco, -~>est aliles ..... ~ Baltimom's subutbs gradu- coffee and other crops on .school graduation . r:ates ate, compared with 34.6 unused state land. low,er lhan 50 percent, with percent in the city schools. Combined with o'lllwl the lowest graduation rates In Ohio, nearly 83 percent refonns announced · in mported in Detroit, of public high school stu- recent days, the measures lndianapolis and Oeveland, dents io subl!Jban suggest real changes are according to a report Columbus graduate while beinll driven by the new released Tuesday. 78.1 percent in suburban prestdent, who vowed The report, issued by Cleveland cam their diplo- when he took over from his America's Promise mas, well above their local brother Fidel to remove · Alliance, found that about oity schools. : · some of lhe mote irksome half of the students served Ohio Department of limitations -on ·. the daily by.public school systems in &location spokesman Scott lives of Cubans. the nation's largest cities Blake said the state delays Analysts wondered how receive .diplomas. Students its estimates by a few far the communist govern- _ .in subui'ban and rural public · months so it can include ment is willing tO go. Stioppers look at DVD players at a store in Havana Tuesday. Cuban shoppers are snaphigh schools were more sumrn.e r grndliates in its cal"C '--'• ping up DVD players, motorbikes and eletbic rice codkers 1hal are going on sale to the 1 1 sur- · general public for the first time. lik.ely to' graduate than their culations. Based on the vive uuau . i JCOP e can on tbe salaries poople counterparts in wban public state's method9logy, he are paying them. Average high schools, the · said Columbus graduated men and women have been seaside Malecon boule- longer and aisles more ment OOiiblh '11'ell OVCI' 90 · 60.6 percent of its students screaming that. at the to.,. of vard, and shoppers wasted pack.ed lhan usual at piiroent of ihe ewnomy and researchers Said. 70 ,.,.r · 2003- 2004 ,.. little time once inside. But Havana's best-known the a - -_,_, IS-. Nall.onally·• a'--ut ""' ,..- - m · • .~·'--r ......, than their lungs for many years.~ ·-..,-:1 cent of U.S. students grad- the 40.9 percent the study said Felix Masud-Piloto, there was_no sign yet of stores. . just 408 . re,gular pesos a uate on time witlJ a regular caltulated. director of tlie Center for computers and "DVDs are -over there, IIIOIIIh, 1lhJut$19_50. diploma and about 1.2 milBy Ohio's reckoning, Latino Research at DePaul microwaves, highly antici- down that aisle,~ an Still. most Obns have •• lion students drop out Columbus has improved · University. "Now . after . pated iteins that clerk.s employee in a white shortacoesuoatbstso~oon•· ' over · v-..;:'-•e •'---.'--s to annuaUY· · · · · each Year SI-nce the . 2001 - many years, the.government across Havana insisted sleeved shirt repeated ''"'00 . ...-~ ..--~~ u ........ "When more than I mil- 2002 school year, with 72.9 is listening." . would appear soon. on and over as shoppers wan- jobs with foreign 1'inns or lion students year drop out percent of students gradualMany of the shoppers fill- store shelves, with deSktop dered into La Copa, an in tourism, or -cash sent by •of high school, it's more mg in 2005-2006, · t 1'u sda 1 ted computers retailing for electronics and grocery relatives living in · tbe than a problem, it's a cata- Columbus Public Scliools the mg sores e Y amen · store across from the Uni'ted States. fact that the goods are around $650. · said former spokesman Jeff Warner unaffordable on the governCuba's communist system Copacabana Hotel. G!aciela Jaime, a 68-yearstrophe," Secretary j of State Colin said. ment salaries they cam. But was founded on promoting ' "Very good! DVD players old retired clothes factory Powell, fbunding chair of Warner said · the gains that didn' t stop . tbem f:rOm social and economic equali- on sale for everybody," employee, c:10111plained that the alliarfce. were partly beqmse of after- lining up to see .electronic ty, but that doesn' t mean excl•iJ!I!O!'! Clara, an elderly widespmad Wnuption and His wife, Alma Powell, school and weekend tutor- gadgets previously .avail- Cubans '<an't have DVD w.oman .peering .at a black greed bas·cn:ated a class of the chair of the alliance, ing, coordinated •literacy able only to foreigners and players, said Mercedes JVC console. "'f course rich Cubans. · said students need to gradu- programs ·in the disbict's companies. · Orta. who rushed to gawk. at nobOdy has the money to "Everycioe wants to spend ate with skills that will help elementary schools and ool"They should have done the new products. buy them." Like many money and .that is what's ,, , "Socialism has nothing to Cubans, Clara chatted freely happening," said. "H them in higher education stered English-as-,a-second- Ibis a long time ago," one and beyond. "We must language programs. man said as he left a store do with living comfortably," but wouldn't give ber fuU everything tbey earned went invest in the whole child, Cleveland's current ~- with a red and silver electric she said. name to a foreign reporter. to the state like it shGuld, and that means finding solu- uation rates are also higher motorbike that cost $814. Lines outside. electronics Govemment stores there wouldn't be as much tions t!Iat involve the fami- than the statistics ·cited .in The Chinese-made ·bikes boutiques and specialty offered 'all products ·in con- corruption -as there is." ly, the scbool and the com- the new report, school dis- can be dharged with .an elec- shops are common m<Juba . vertible pesos - hard curAssociated Press writer munity." The Powell's orga- Ulict JSpokesman Ben tric cbrd and had been because guards limit how rency worth 24 'times die Kather:iNe Corcoran in nization was beginning a HOlbert 'Said. barred for general sale many _people can 1?;e m..;cte regular pesos st.ite employ- Mexico City contribiAted to national campaign to cut ~pellin_gs luis called for because officials · feared .a at a l!rne, But williS ~ . ees :F 'Jlllld 1lle. govern- this repon. high school dropout rates. reqQiring States to provide strain on the power grid. . ' . ' The group, joining gradliatil)n data in .a more On M'onday, the .Tourism Education Secretary uniform wa.y Wider the Miilisuy announced that Margaret Spellings at a · -renewal rof ilbe No Child ;any (Juban with enough Thesday news conference, Left IBcibjM ·educatidu law money !CaD now stay in luxwas announcing plans to pending in Cangress. · . ury hotels and rent cars, hold summits in every state Onder . .the _2002 law. doiqg away with restric•. d~ng the next two years on sChools that tmss pro~s tions 1hat made ordinary ways to better prepare stu- ~o'als ~ace i~creasing sane- people 'feel like second. dents for college and the tlons, mcluding forced use · dass citizens. And last work force. offedenil money forpriv.ate ' week., Cuba said citiZens The report found trou- tutoRllg, · easing stu~t will 'be able to get cell bling data on the prospects transfers, and restructunng phones legally in their own of urban public high of school st;aff. . , names, . a luxury long State~ calculate. their reserved for the lucky few. school stude.nts getting to college. In Detroit's public graduauon .rates usmg aU The land initiative, howschools, 24.9 percent of so~s of IJ!ethods, many of ever, potentially could put the students graduated w.hich cones say are basel:l more food on the table of aU from high school, while on unreliable information •Cubans and bring in hard 30.5 .percent graduated in about school dropouts. currency from exports of Indianapolis Pt,~blic · Under No Child Left tobacco · ~--5ch~ols--an_d~I--p_ercent~td, states-may us~ejr piQduct~, . .. -- - . recet~ed~dmlo~as ~n th!:l ·!:!WII met:!tods of' caleuloung mflows Clevelood Munici Ill .Cit .. rad · n. riiCL _mct: ·m new &entin~"- ~ School District. their own goals for improvGovernment sion . · said 51 .percent of arable Researchers analyzed ing them. school district data froin The research was con- land is underused or fallow, 2003-2004 collected by the dueled by Editorial Projects and officials are transferU.S. . Department of in Education, a Bethesda, ring some of it io individEducation. To . calculate Md.; nonprofit organization, ual farmers and associagraduation rates, the report with support from tions representing small, producers. estimated the likelihood . America's Promise Alliance private that , a 9th grader would and the Bill & Melinda According to official fig, ures, coo_peratives already complete · high school on Gates Faundation~ The alliance is based on a control35 percent of arable time with ·a regular diploma. Researchers used joint effort of nonprofit land - and produce 60 school enrollment . and . groups, 'corporations, ~m- · perc~gt of the iBland '!i agridiploma ·data, but d!d not rnumty ~eaders, cnanties, cultural output. use data on dropouts as part faith-based organizations · "Everyone who wants to of its clllculation. . · and individuals to improve produce tobacco will be Many lnetropolitan areas children's lives. given land to produce Associated Press writer tobacco, and it will be the also showed a considerable gap in the graduation rates Man Reed in Col"mb.u s. same with coffee," said Orlando Lugo, president of between their inner-city contribiUed to this report. • Cuba's national farmers association. The change is . a sharp contrast to the early days of Arizma's Mesa .l.\'llad Sdml Oislri:llad inf191 ..molplullion Cuba'·s revolution, when ..IllES <Uing lhe ~ IChODI )'1181', w1111e only a qu111ar o1 the government forced or Dlbit 8UienS pi! j encouraged jlril'llll: fanners SCiiOOL DISTRICT SfATE to turn tbeir land 'Over to ·TopiO the state or form governArizona ment-controlled collective Sill Jose Unified California farms. But without more Nlnle-l>ayijson C<.l. Tetweacu details, it was difficult to Colonldo Springs Colrndo tell the siRDificance of proSan l'ranci9Ce UnKied Cllbria gram, which began last . Tuscon Unified Arizona year blit was announced . Selllle Unified WMI.Oi811M ~s week.. only Virgilia BelCh Oily Public Virginia -lf this means all land Sladlii81i0 City Calbnla 11 t~wt•$ not being ,used, lik.e ~i Depmbtoitiol Ed. Hawlii 1M for private fmiiCIS, cooper~10 atives and stale farms, is Olldlnd Unified CIIIIOmll . available, tbat'·s positive," Los Angeie~Ufilied c ll;;mjl !16 said Carmelo Mesa-Lago, .a NewYOitt New YOlk City N*c -45 ,. ecQnomics expert at Cuba Dlllt lSD T-~ University · of the MitwiiNUia Mila-.·+ Pubilc 41 Pittsburgh. "Assuming, of Columbus Nllic ONo ' 41 course. they have the freellllit101 e City Public Mllyllnc! 35 dom to sow and seU what'CleYaland Munqlal '34 ONo they want." ever lndinpolis Ptblic lndilna 31 Mlctliyiot DetnlitCity Lines formed before the 2S doors opened at the Galerias Paseos shopping . center on Havana's famed school disbicts · liP..,_ • I a she A SPECIAL SECTION In The • •aU1polis Jaail!' utri~unt --------"'•--,iMJtl)oint--t)l~sant 31-egi•t~~-- __ .._ Dally Advertising Deadline: MONDAY, APRIL 14, 2008 3:00PM Insertion Date: ·.WEDNESDAY, APRIL 16, MlliCI ..... :hflliJdall 1 I .._.U!Jiied 4t6 2.10 ,15-1333 JJl-2155. . - • ANNIE~S ' Oubsand organizatiom . M1 d•y, April7 POMEROY - Meigs County Cancer Initiative, regular IIV'l!'tjng, noon, con- . femtce room, Senior · Citizens Ceola'. 'I'll lay, April I ·HARRISONVILLE Harrisonvi,lle, O.E.S. 255, 7:30 p.m. at die ball. Remember 1ree of life donations. Mock inspection. Vill~ Council rescllcduled regular session 1 p.m. at dle Public meefi. Church events • .. w., ...,. _ ys Birtbda " Otherevenb :Federal lawsuit accuses Cincinnati hospital of billing fraud · · CINCINNATI (AP) . · A : - h lini' d ~. fu . · can · aur any llow-111p statement on its Web site procedures, lbe government deeying .any wmngdoing. :alleges. "Patient caJle is not in ~- ~ov~mnent's inter- question. No unnecessary venuoo m Ibis case demon- procedures were pelfmmed strates the : J~:~stice and no incorrect billing Depanment's ' oonllnued occurred at any time," the commitmentto ·ensuringtihat · statement saicl. · medical decisions are based The case originated from on the medical needs of the a . federal whistleblower patients and not on unlawful bwsuit filed in 20031ly Dr. financial inoe.ntives paid to Harry fry, a cardiologist physicians,~ said Acting wlao previously worked at Assistant Alfumey Genem 1he hospital, The Cincianati Jefii:ey Bucholtz. Ent~uirer reported Thesday Christ Hospital released a on its Web site. d . an ·hosp1tal defrauded state and catheter lab mvenues ~y federal health .care pro- generated for lhe hospttal, !lf3IDS_by giving ~ the govemmeot aU.eges. mcenuves to cilrdiologtstS Many of these. preoocltm:s ,who performed certain~ were billed to and paid for cedures, the U.S. Jusnce by gov~t health care 'Departmentsaidinjoininga plans, iuclud:ing Medicare 'federal whistJeblower law- and Medicaid, l'edmd pros·.suit Thesday. ecutors said. lt is illegal to · Between 1999 .and 2004, provide or receive financial -cardiologists . at Christ incentives in ellchange for Hospital were assigned time patient 11eferrals. .at an outpatient testing unit The cardiologists were . based solely on the amount allowed to biD for patients of coronary arterial bypass theytft3tedatdleoutpatiem . gi3p _,. P•~ums '? Family Medicine .. ~ •• 1 ' -Flu shots don't prevent ·'stoinach flu' : ~: Seve-ral people ally starts very suddenly. then the cause may be bacafter which you typicaliy terial and needs pFornpt _)lad the stomach flu this feel very iU. . medical .attention. In infants and young chi!If you are elderty or have -;winter. Most of us have ·missed three .o r foiU dnys of dren viral gastroenteritis is OO!er medical problems :work. Can you tell .me mo~ most trequent!y caused by a tike diabetes or heart dis:about how to treat the srom- different virus .altogether. ease - you should contact :ach. flu? Also, I fwd a flu It's called a rotavirus. This your doctor fur advice on :shot this year; but I still goi form of the disease can iead managing your symptoms. .the stomach jliL Why? 'to severe, dehydrating diar- Ask him ·or bcr wha1 would : Answer: It sounds to me rhea and may require hospi- warrant a.¢p to the doctor's :like you and your co-work- taliration. offire or the hospital emer-ers have viral gastroenteriIn healthy adults, bowev- gency department. For the :tis. While this diSOJ'der is er, viral gastroenteritis ' is elderly, the major ooncern is ..commonly referred to as the usually self-limiting; in .usual:ly dehydration. . ~s. -~our, II!!JD~ l_l!_eguently Sl:le pe_opie m_ -_---. s~tormacrlil'h'fl u,nJ.· t eitsmntao1t ,canl'i sed~s·.. _other sysimi -mspo11se wtU get nd the offi~-wbo oonllm1e ro wby 'the stat\darg>flu _~it W!_tbopt mediMI illla- :.. nne ·"~ian:hea_fm, several · . _offers iio protciiliofi vonti!Jii, While your body i~ . days after the voniitirtg •has -:from it. In fact, viral gas- recovering, you ·should try · stopped. Commonly this is :~nteritiscan occur at any to ge:t plenty of rest and due to resuming their regutune dunng your life, and it keep well hydrated. Jar diet to<i quickly. can,pccur many times. , Assuming ·that you and When you have had diar.· The actual viruses that your coworkers are all oth~ rhea, it is imp<irtant to let ·cause gastroenteritis have erwise healthy, you shotild the intestinal tract "rest" for :gone by several different be able to treat tbis illness at . a few days by limiting the. .names in past, including home. It usually lasts one to amounts and ·types of solid :Norwalk-like viruses and four days. To stay hydrated, food that you eat. Emphasis ·caliciviruses. Aooording to try clear liquids orice the . is on fluid replacement with 'the Centers 'for J?isease nausea and vomiting has clear, mostly water-based Control and Prevennon, the stopped. You might find that foods. The BRAIT diet is _two· nomv.irlti; Ji.Jli, heoo slQWly melting a-usbed ice approf!tiate for a cMple of approved . as the official in your mouth is a good way days in adults as well in .name for this group of to rein1roduce fluids. older children whose gas.viruses. ' Depending on tbe severity troenteritis is resolving. This stands for Bananas, The symptoms of a of your symptoms, you · -norovirus infection are ·might _als0 w,ant to take Rice, APplesauce, Tea and .nausea; vomiting, diarrhea, acetaminophen and over- Toast. 1bese foods are easy ·fever and stomach cramps. the-counter antiqiarrheal on the intestines, tend to not . You also feel tired, achy medications, If you develop commonly canse diarrhea in . and can have a mild bloody diarrhea, bigh fever most people, and will satis.. headache, The illness .usu- and severe abdominal pain, fy your hunger. ·:at work, including me, have 1 111 11 11 MAILBOX Moms wulerstanding would be helpful Soliool Cafeteria, special pane1ists, guest speaker Qvic CemiCI'. Mike Trout of Ohio MOIIday, April 7 Attorney General's Offioe, lltarsday, April] RU1LAND - Rudand oounty-wide essay contest , RACINE - Racine Post, Townsblp. TJUsrees, 4 p.m. winners. 81' kAlWt llm:HEu. • :· American Legion, will meet Saturday; April 5 at tbe Rutland FJre Station. AND IIAACY SuGAR :.6:30 p.m. Thursday at die POMEROY - Free carTW lay, April I ·'haU. POMEROY - Bedfurd diovascular bealth ifair, 9 t<i Dear Annie; At 23 I 'm TUPPERS PLAINS ·- a .m. Mulberry finally fmding peace• and Township Trustees, 1 p.m. II . : Ladies Aulliliary 'Of the Q,mmunity Center. b~piness in my l.ife. taking at tbe townhouse. Appointment .needed for time to enjoy friends and : Tuppen Plains VFW will ,:meet at lbe baiL lipid profile; no a)lJ!Oint- family, wm!e still w.orlcing .. Friday,April-4 . ment FCquired for other really hard as a grad stuscreenrng. Sponsored by dent. And for llhe first time :' POMEROY - · · PERl Friday, April 4 Holrer medical Center, in eight years., thanks to a ::Chapter 74, I p ;m. Wecln 1lay, Aprill REEDSVILLE Heallh Department, Moigs combination of self-reflec:'Mulberry Community POMEROY - Meigs Revivail services at ·· Centec. Hal_..L.ft;ft Kneen to talk. on . County Boanl of Heal"' 5 Fdlowsbip Olurclt of the Goopenttive Parish. ,liiBn, counseling and, what • · contatner e~"""""'g. p.m., Meigs County Health N·...,-- 7 p m Fri ..-y an~ fmally pulled me acrosS'the : POMEROY -Caregiver .-....• .._t, lbird _..,.;n" _........, ~L divide; pharmaceutical ~~""......... ..__.._ Salurday, 10:45 am. md 6 : ·S u~Jt G roup meeting amendments ro sewage assistance; I ' m able to • : :noon at the Meigs Senior . ln"J!fD:lCAt rules, thinl mad- . p.m. Sunday. Rev. -Aoyd Wedaesday, Aprill it tihmugb tihe day lDllk ,..__ y Catron of Circleville is •:<-CUa. vonne Stover from ing inause in fuod service MIDDLEPORT - Kate wil:ho1,1t vomiting up every: ;lhe Ohio Department of operation license fees m evangelist. Scyoc Family WiLson will observe her ·lhing I eat. : -Jobs and family Services to regards .to vending will sing oo Friday night !J1od birthday -on April 2. My mot!her seems : .talk on guidelines for nurs- machines. and Sunday ~g. od Cards may lbe sent to her .at annoyed mat I i1m taking ''ing home placement. Lunch · PAGEVILLE -- Scipio Delivered on Saliurday .alid Ovemrook Gemrer, P~e aritidepressants. She says ·' _provided. Public wclooine. Township Trustees, 6:30 Sunday nights. fellowship Street, Middlepoit, Om o people use medicatimi Saturday, April :5 p.m. at Pageville Town to rollow each eveniJ1g. 45760 . rnstead of-dealing with their hall. . SALEM CENTER Saturday, April 5 problems. But .after years of Star Grance 778. and State n..nday. April J CHESTER Erma hell., ithis is the first time Junior Grance 878, potluck LETART Letart Cleland will observe her rm really doing al.l right. I . supper, 6:30 p.m. with Township Trustees.. 5 p.m. 'l'bunday. April J • 95t!h bil1hday on April 5. only told her about the anti·meeting at 7:30 p.m. at tbe office building to disPOMEROY- Town ball Cards may lbe sent to 'ber at depressants because l Ritualistic and drill team cuss hcwtlhiosurance. . , meeting on undenlge driuk- P.O_ Box 23. Chester, Ohio thought, in case of a medpractice. RU'ILAND Rudand ing, 7 p.m., Meigs High . 45120. ical emergency, someone ought to k:n0w what -drugs l . was on. I .also to1d her about Ftllllily M~® is a weeH1 ~ To surnit fllnlirMI'- Mite to Mflrllla ,t_ SUitpr-, D.O., M.B.A., Ollio u~ Collere of (htup _f\jc N'!liri•e, P.O. Box lJ(}, Adults, OlUo 45761, or via e""''lit .to . retulerqlU!IIitio•s@jtulfity• •fWifMews.o~ Medical ill/~ ilr tlli& cohtrn11 is prorilkd as - etbultzlio..J seniu 0111,_ It does 1101.rep1Dce t#tejdgmelllof yolll' persoiUII ·physician, w!'!!,~slto ~ rtl4 ' be ry~~ 011 to 4Jiiiiiiise (JM ~114 IIM'"ffl 'fiit 4IIU' ~ co=IWOfttl, Aut -.collull11s ttPaiUIIIk ollfilte · ot www.familymedici.u- ~ lleli's.org. the rrest of us on her birthday. I buy her children presents because it isn't their fault their mother is selfish . However. Amy's birthday is coming up soon an d she's been hinting she wants .a watch. Should I comply? - ·Tired of a . Selfish, Spoiled f:'OUsin Dear Tired:· A my has been taking advantage of your compliance fqr years. Unless you are eager to give your oousin a watch for her birthday, we see no reason :. to keep acc0mmodating her. L Tell her, nicely, that frmi1 now on, the gift-.giving will .,. be limited to the children. Our Allllie: This is in response to "Tammy." whose son has a joint birthday party with a school friend born the same week. She said one particular guest always brings a card or gift for the other boy, but not for her son. We just had a joint birthday party with our son and two other children. The parents and I decided to make it I -I :fnk~~sj:!~stre~~ t~~ ;~:ar'}~:t~~~;~~i~~ .and over~ttc. never once asked about the 1 haven't ·told my mother missing gifts, and the kids about the bulimia because if played for hours without she can't understand coun- interruption. Kids have so seling, she certainly won't ~uch these days anyway, unlilerstand ,an eating di sor_ why add to tlie chaos? .~ der. 1 worry that she'll take Marcy it as a personal failing. And Dear Man:r. Many par1 ceitainly can 't tell my ents make their children's father, who my mother. said parties gift-free, or ask would probably ''kill me~ if guests to bring · something he knew about the antide- that can be donated to a Jll1eSSij.nts. children's shelter or food 1. absolutely don't blame pantry. Thes.e are all excel- . my parents for my prob- lent ideas artd have;, the !ems, but at the same time. added value of teaching I'm annoyed that she .belit- children that giving to the ties me for doing something less fortunate can be part of that probably saved my life. the celebration. Is it worth it to try explainDear Readers: We are ing my situation when l · carrying on the tradition know she' ll ridicule it? that April 2 be set aside as S.... ia die Midwest Reconciliation Day, a time Dear Sara: Ask your to make the first move counselor if it would be a toward mending broken good jdea to blj.ng your relationships. It also could mother to a session. lt be the day on which we might help her accept your agree to accept the olive ch@ices if she hears from a branch extended by a for, professionaL 'If Morn refus- mer friend or estranged .es to go or, after going, still family member, and do our cannot accept the steps you best to start over. have taken to stay healthy, . Annie's Mailbox is writstop discussing the subject ten by Kathy Mitchell and with her. While her under- Marcy Sagar, longtime edistandin~ wAuld be helpful , tors of tlu! Ann Larulers your physical and emotion- column. Please e-mail yOMr al well-being are most ' questions to anniesmai/im,portant. bor@comcast.net, or wrile Dear Almie.: My cousin, to: Annie's Mailbox, P.O. "Amy," never buys gifts for Box · llBJf)(), Cllicago, IL artyone in the farn,ily. · In · 606lt_ To find ouJ _]llorr fact, l can't _remember the -a bout Annie's Mailbo~-. last iiiile: my ...Clilldretr or l JHJil f't!lid [Mtu.rn 11,¥ ptlier ·have gl'ltteilso· mueh Hi< a 0Mators -'S'ymlicate write/'.< . · .• card from her. · ·· and cartoonists, visit th.t' · The problem is, Amy Creators Syndicate Weh always expects gifts from page at.www.creators.com. Worksite Wellness Conference Solution~ to Rising Healthcare Costs , April4, 2008-8 am- 12 pm Middleport Church of Christ Family Life Center Keynote Speaker Sharon Covert ' :.·Jefli'ey E. Shook, D.P.M. joins Holzer Clinic ... :: GALLIPOLIS - Holzer · Clinic · is JliOUd to announce that Jeffery E. · Shook, D.P.M., a board: .ce_rtified Podiatrist . has ·JOined our team of skilled ::Jllllfessionals. ·· Dr. Shook received his :Doctor of Podiatric .Medicine from the Ohio Podiatric 'Col.lege • of . Medicine in Cleveland. : Ohio and completed his residency at Mt. Sinai Medical ·Center i~ Clevel~d ~hook. has practtoed Podtatry tn the Huntington W.Va. area for_ more than twelve years. Shook specializes in treatment of disorders of the. foot, ankle and lower extremities iucluding full ankle replacement. He will practice podiatric medicine Lawrenoe County Campus on State Route 7 in Proctorville: . Holzer Clinic is a multiple discifline 'health care system o over 130 phystc1ans providing care in more lhan thirty areas of ex.pertiscr. Wit;b nine Jocations throughout ;;outheastem Ohio and ,western West Vlfginia, Holzer Clinic provides "Medical Excellence, coupled with Local Caring." Holzer Clinic is~~led by the A,ccreditatton '&,. Association of Ambulatory Health Care. · For a ~-ompku list of services - or to schedule an at the Holzer · Clinic appointment with Dr. Sycamore · Campus on Shook. call 740-446-5244 Fourth Avenue in Gallipolis or visit us on the web at as well as the Holzer Clinic www.holzerclinic.com. • i Wednesday, April 2, 2008 Community Calendar . ' ·Raul Castro lets loose even more nf~: · · Low gradt1ation more consumer goods, land for private fanners • • rates m tnany City PageA3 · BYTHEBEND The Daily Sentinel r:------~-----lllilllll----------.,.---··-·-·-··-;-.-.;;.;_ ' 1R~stration Information: ... ~Participant Narne!Busmess Affiliation _ _ _ _ __.;:;.,..___ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _~ I Phone Nlimber I 1 IM~ I I JFax Number ~ IEm~ I • J • �.. • ' The Daily Sentinel The Daily Sentinel 111 CoUit S.eo . 1• Patse Of, Ohio (740) 912-2156 • FAX (740J 992-2157 Ohio Valley Publishing cO. . i Dan Goodlicl• PUblisher . et.tene Hooeftich Geneml Manager~ws Editor Co•lft:SS slull ...Ire '"' '-' rap«Wtg .,. ~~of rdigitl11, or prolriiJitiag tlu jm ~ tJrDa,f; or .d ri4gillg tlu .{teelil• ofspud~., or of tlu pras; or tlrL right of tlu peopk .f""4U116ly to .usanlle, - to pditiOII tlu ~for4 rdrrss of~ -lhe Fint At16adusanl tD lhe u.s. Canslilulion .TODAY IN HISTORY ·OPINION w~. Aprilz, 20011 more years. Mc:Cain sensibly responded: "Make it in Iraq for I 00 years oow? lt 100. We' ve ·boon in Soud! Certainly feels tbllt w.ay. But Korea ... W<:'ve been in . this favorite talking point of Japan for 60 years. We've been i n South Korea for 5{) the two Democrats presiKaiiii'Jfti ye.ars or liO. That wou!.d be ilmtial candidates i.s bogus. i fine with me. As long as ~Instead of offering an exit st:Gitegy for Iraq, {Sen. Americans are .o ot being Jobn Mc:Cain is) offering us injured or harmed or · .a 100-ye.ar oooupallion," . , wounded or killed, that's Sen. Ba!;ack Obama said on fine with me. I bope that U .S . troops weR: in Iraq for the fifth .anni~ of lhe 50oreven IOOye.ars. That, would be fine wid! y~ if ooalition's move on the . we maintain .a .presence in .a· ·i n a . nutshel l, is, the 'thal.:oppressed Iraq. But it Bush/McCain ltaq policy.~ very volatile part of !he oould have been .any day; Demomsts plan to make world where aJ Qaeda is Obama uses the soiJI!(I Me lhe BusbJMcCain parallel .a training, recruiting and often eoough_ _key focus of 'lbeir CaD\P~gn ~nipping and motivating ln late March, Sen. !his year. Whomever the people every sin,gle day." Hillary Clinton refused to Democraric .nominee, the When asked to clarify, he be charmed by Md::ain's paiity pins their bopes ori would go on to say that it call to close Guantanamo ~ 1'00 ~-~ They think it could be I ,000 years, or Bay and droned on as she will resonate. One Obama even a million years. 1bese .does: ~While there is much adviser has ' said (IIOOut are ithe lines that try to praise in Sen. MCCain's MCCain '1; comment), ~It's Democrats' souls. But speech, he and I continue seldom you get such a clean McCain was sight about the to have a fundamental ·dis- slwt. It's such a rellllldGibly long war. It was a sensible agreement on Iraq. 'Like clean shot ... The mo years' answer. And though it doesPresident Bush, Sen. comment is a frame." The n' t sound like the most McCain .oonllinues to · adviser thiilk:s he can spin attractive answer - who. oppose a swift and respon- MCCain .as wanting to con- · wants I 00 years in lmq? sible withdrawal from Iraq. tinue "Bush's war" for 100 it was straight talk from .a Like 'President Bush. Sen. ·ye.ars. The adviser, lite senator who has .a · better MCCain discounts . the ·Qther Democrats, i nsists track reoord -on Iraq than warnings of our Senior mil- that McCain is ~against .most:' And it may DOl hurt itary leadership of the con- public opinion on the war, his campaign, either. · sequences of the Iraq war and we're going to go maj(e Pew reports that on the readiness of our that clear." Americans are split about armed forces, and on the W11at the ~I 00 years" . whether the :.war is going need to focus on the fur- talk refers to is something well or not. lbey 're split gotten frilnt line in MCCa1n rightly said in over bringing the troops Afghanistan. Like response to a question dur- borne or keeping them President Bush. Sen·. ing a New ~shire town there. But they know that MCCain wants to keep us hall meeting m January. 4,000 American lives have tied' to another country' s The . question regarded been lost valiantly. and civil war. and said ' it Bush's statement that we Americans don 't like losing would be fine' with him if ·c ould be in Iraq for 50 · something they've gone 'M: been 1istming toWkof ~I OOyears" of war l.,..., TOO&y·is Wednesday, Apri12, the '93rd day of 2008.111ere are 273 days left in the year. Tc:lday' s Highlight in History: On Apliil2, 1968, the influent:ial science-fiction film "2001: A Space Odyssey," ,produced .and directed lby Stanley KubriCk, had its worid premiere in WaShin_gton. · On ithis date: ln 1513, Spanish explorer Juan Ponce de Loon landed in present-day Aorida. · In 1792. Congres~ pas~d the Coinage Act, which autho-rized establishment {)f the U.S. Mint In 1865, Confederate President Jefferson Davis and most m l:ris ·Cabinet fled the Confederate capital of Richmond, V.a., because of advancing Union fii!I"CCs. In 1908, actor-dancer Buddy Ebsen was born in 8elleville, DL In 1'917, President Wilson asked C-ongress to declare war against Gennany, saying, "The world must be made safe ;for democracy." (Congress deClared war four days later.) · In [ 932, aviator Charles Lindbergh and John Cendon went to a cemetery in New York, where Condon turned .over '$50,1(}00 to a man called ~John" in exchange for Lindbergh's kidnapped son. (The .child was notre~ .and was found dead the following month.) · In 1974, french president Georges Pompidou died iil Paris. · ln ~986, four American passengers were k:illed when a bomb exploded aboard a IWA jetliner en route from Rome to Athens, Greece. In 2005, Pope JOhn !Paul n, who'd led the &oman Catholic Church for 26 years, died in his Vatican apartment at age 84. r.ive years ago: American forces fought their way to within sight ·of the Baghdad skyline; Iraqi soldiers discard.ed their military uniforms by the roadside to liide their identity. A bomb blast near a wharf in the southern Philippine city of Davao killed 1(). . One year ago: l.n its first case on climate change, the Supreme Court deClared in a 5-4 ruling that carbon dioxide and other greelihouse gases were air pollutants under the Clean Air Act. A tsunami in the Solomon Islands killed at. least 50 people~ Florida won its second consecutive college basketball championship, beating Ohio State 84-75; the Gators became :the first team to repeat since Duke in 199192. Coaches iPhiiJack:son and Williams were among . those nanid to the :Basketball · of Fame. T'Oday's Birthdays: Actress Rita Gam is 80. Actress Sharon Acker is 73. Singer Leon Russell is 66. Jazz musician Larry Coryell is 65. Actress Linda Hunt is 63. Singer Emmylou Harris is 61. Actress Pamela Reed is 59. COuntry singer Buddy Jewell is 47. Actor Christopher Meloni is 47. Country s~ger Billy Dean is 46. Actor Claric Gregg is 46. Actress lana Marie Hupp is 44. Actress Roselyn Sanchez is 35. Country singer Jill King is 33. Actor Adam Rodriguez -- ~ is 33. Al;tor Jeremy Garrett is 3~-; Roek musician Jesse : ~=~ ~ _ ~ Ormichael (Maroon .5)Js__22.__Actmss.Bethan:~L:clo¥.3..AmZ-- . · i ''ODII Tr&iHill") is~?. Actor JeH~JiJcmons ls 20, : · · t'holiglit for Tooay: ''No artist1s ahead of his time. He is his .time. It is just that others are behind the time." Martha Graham, modern dance .pioneer (1894-1991 ). into with thm blood. Acooufillg to Pew, 53 perccru of Americans dlink we can win this. A CBS pGII indi~ 41 . percent .adknowledging surge !has worto:J - it's meant ~gress. Cont=y . to die ' w.ay lhe Oems all, a Gallup poll had :a mioosity (18 peroont) fa\loiing withdrawing t!he troops immediately. Say what y{)u want about McCain, bUt .he' s been right .about Iraq. He was right to say "oo surrendeC He w.as right to suppon .the surg e. By .contrast, Obama has been e zidorscd by Movc:Osi.Org, which had the nerve to suggest G en. David Petraeus w as betraying us with false information. Clinton refused to condemn the ad, which was no sur- . prise gl¥en lhe illsre!ipect she showed the general ]n congressional questioning. Bottom line: .Right now there are three choices on the table. Not one of them enthuses me. But only one is a leader. Maybe not QD all tbe issues I care about, but if MCCain looks oiu for the men and women of the U.S . Armed Forces, that's more than Clinton . and Obama appear to ~offer­ ing in their bids to be .commander in chief. (Kathryn Lopez isthe edi· tor of National Review Online (www.national"t'.v iew.oom). She can be contacted aJ klopez @narion:alreview.ciJm. ) me .. 5 ' ... I . . ., c ...... -,.... et••• -·- ..... eou.., - ·---~~~- _ . RUlL\ND - Anna Jean T.ayk>f, 73, <If Rutland, .passed ::-:...c:=.t.brd! 3 a, 2008, .at Holur Medical She w.as born Oct. 22, 1934, in <.'hadeston, W.Va.. .ihmgb. ra-ofthe tate Jobn Wesley .and .A,gDes Ann Cmir " •. She is '!lurvived by: l:wo sons, GaJy (Nancy j l'ay,Jor (l)f . Point Pleasant, W.Va., :and LaDy (Joyce) TayiM af RnttllaM ; · ;a dengbtet:, Sandr.a Tayb- of lliiiiiihus; duree ,gr.aniildlilrdzeD: Micbelle (Donnie I Bunoeof Pomeroy, Ubad r(Bedcy j Thylorof Racine, and _Matt Taylor of Point Ple.a.<;aot; se-n . gzandohi)dren: Stevie Bunce, Zack Bunce, Jordan T.ayMr, R)'311 Thylor. Gody Taylor, Gt:acie Thylor, .and Kinsey : Taylor; l'oor 'Sisters: Elu1a Hunt of Miidllgan, June (Oili,;) Ramsey of Nusth Camlina, Nancy (Simeon) lticksefNmtb · Carolina, .and I nuda (fumkj 'Soos of N0rtb Carolina; and MIDDLEPORT - Wilma Saq;eut, '97T, d" Mllldlqle«, · -severld nieces .and :nephews. passed .aw.ay <011 Mardi 1 1, 2008 Jlt ilbe ~ NW'!iiJ1g Besides bel- panents, she w.as prece<bl in death by lher brotber, Edwllld HOOge; four sisters: Mary Moles, J anet .and Rehabllitallion CcnteL At ~ ~·s Request 110 servires IWfR beld. She i.s int.c:zlmd :at die 1.Jetatt lia1ls Brown, Reva Ramsey and brene Moles. · . Funeral services will be .at mp,m. on Thursday, April 3, CcindtoJy. Arrangements 'ill=: haruiJWJ by Jibe' An&rscm · . · 200&, at ;\zldersGn-McDMiiel Funera'l Home in P,(l)meroy McDaniel fiunor:al H0me. · n P~- _ buildi:r!g w.as demolishod. He · 'with Pastor Jim Oundilf officWing. Burial will follow .at also cited ewmor <in:qlroveGravel Hill Cemetery. meots underway .at Beth' s Visiting hours will be from ~:.t·m- o n Wcdoesday at lhe Place as a positive ggn that · funeral borne. A registry is .av · le ooline at ww~u•ndcr­ I'OMEROY - Willilsn E. Neutilil\g, 75, of Columbus, d0wntown business owners . -sonmodaniel£Om. · fur;uv,l)y of Pomeooly, died Mlllldh l6, 2008. At l:ri!i 1fCIIUiCSl me ~ ;area, .am 1that are mterestdl in lbrR will be 100 meiiiilrial 'SeiVIioe. llieu mlilowers oosmi- sevcm1 wlnmeers bave -ooo~e the .aJ1pelllliiiCC of their 'buildbuliions may be made m his mcmosy totheAmcric.an Cazv= if(liW.ard 110 v.ol.untcc!r ,UJ J~Ssist ings. regardless of wheihet SOOidy or to die diarity m y<JUI'c'OOioe. Amn1gements- with . lhe' A:Jmil clCIISNlp 0utside fundiqg is available, .. POMEROY -John William Krider, 69, of Pomeroy, , !handled by BmllibOwens linft!'GI1 Home. Inc. m!WIIb . GerlaCh said the ilevel<J]J: passed away on Sunday, March 30, 2008, at his .-esidcnce. . . GeDIBcb also said ithe ment groU.p . will encourage . HewasbomQnApril20, 1939atMorningStarncarlhcinc, BUingllllb::r family, owners suCh StepS -by mercbants 4IDd to the late Raymond .and Freda Krider. Mr. Kridei"'WO!ter as .a T __,.I mrille Rafu'l;num House.lql8!1- seek slllliller gramsfordown'Wellkl:, .oazpemter and ,a millwright for most bis life. I.AAAII l mctnts bave indicated ribey IIOwo mfmstructure untillloca1 . He is survived by: life partner,' Kathy Sbcdey, Pomeroy; --------------------------------~---- pum IIOpnmand ~0ve matcb funding is secm:t!d and · a daughter, Joetta and Bob Greenleaf,~ *'•~gbter-m.­ rl:hat lbistooic lbfmle,Wl:id! ~ ilbe v.illage.can be om ''lt%' i• ivt: Law, Janet Kriilec:, Racine; 'bt0lllCflS and Slst.I:IS, Marvin rnext 110 rille lot ~ ithe in rille 4!fJPiication IJIIUCeSS. . Krider, Synruse, .Minnie imd .. .ani Bloch, Ludy Lib, Fla., Madia Bum, Mt. Vcmon, Alta Dill, Midillqm, FJsic llaines, Pt. Mycn. fh.~ -seve:a!l ~ and several and! A.~lison T11yl0r. . nieces :and,_ t·ilews; .and many lit:iiends . Seventh grade, .Jaclyn . Besides bis parents, be was preaded in death ~ bis '00151, Mees. Johnny Krider; b.~ Russell .and Tbelisa Krider Eighth grade, ·Natalie Semoe rNill be beld .at ll a.m. friday, Apcil4, 20@8, II Wood, Abbie Williams, . !be Andmioo McD.aniel FUDC11ll ~ in ~ with 'If's .a Wwmedley ~OIIked Morgan McMillan, Martina · 1be Rev. Edsel Han officilltin£;. Burial will f0J1ow in dJe Anns, <Jhelsea Holter, .,.,_ ,_..,_ Pine Grov.e <Jemetery. . . ,and ;games begimzinllat fi ~.~..±,~:.:f_et- Emma 1Pow.e11, Andrew Vjsimtien will he held from 6-:8:00,pm oolhursday :at die An · original Obi0 Riv.er ~~ :u-~m- Ginther and Chase Giaham. funeRI1 borne. Online' Registcy is•available :at www.andcr· Bear Co. <des~ will be lir.eshmen, !Hayley - ~1£0DI. 110 rtbe y.ouqgstci's. . fr included 'Witlh eaclh ISSICilts 'Spradling, JOhnny Hol<imrer, ""Band is .md...;II..Dij)uired : ::-:-!> · lnr1ga!:!etJerba4:eqxtr.e. SU~-- you ·jl!i'D&:d band "IY-:Jer Go"'ble, rGOOy Willillms The association voted The al'snciariun ~¥ed \lw:ause you Wlltlt.Cd 110, not and Stephanie Bcnyman. _ . •· _ ·.yestr::a&y 10 cN!O!'l pbsns JW"'iw"e of $l;mD m btui- . iJ!Dcmse ~ luld to.~ , . · Sophomores (receiving RACINE - Naosru Beaver Stob81lt, 89, Racine, Ohio, , with Hamh~FU!ewOJi:s. . ttl!!; :md Siil'J'Iiet; for 1lhc Be e1!f~la1Df'il that IDilsic lis letterJ;), !Katie Woods, Mac __ .,_ u-....... 31 ~""" 930 · die event.lbefire~'s --'- ·--" · -""-""-' IDustinSmec'k:. . passed .away Munw~y, lVUIILiu , ...,_, at : IP-IU. m . purChase '$3 in fire- .awriliazy 'Will ~ n:&esb- · w.ow ......, ·srnc:nce, """' ...,....., Woods, Juniors, Drew Hoover, Riverside Methodist Hospital, Columbus. wonks &om Americ.an mez:ts durii1g die ]gliiiie5. stlidles lw:anse of playing Jordan !Pickens, Steven . ShewasbominRacine,OhioonMar.oh13,1'919,daup- Frrewmb in Hudson, and An.auct!iontohencfitdle ~lfnmuJiffmmtaJ!nm,s. iLoane, Kyle Goode, !Rusty · 'ter of the late Waldo :and u ~· Petty :Beaver. She Illliiilled w...,...,. _,._ the o .....--d ""'"'""";nh 'band students "-~ u... .,...., IUlWUJ tisocia'tion'ii .activities rb as .._ _ Carnahan John William Stobart on May 28, I 938, in Oklaboma City, c}epa!!h!!r:rtt in planning the been scheduled fur June lm0w rmusic is physical cKerSeniors: Courtney Ginther, Olda. He_ preceded ber 10 death. . . discharge ,m ibe dll\play in . .we, but most ,of all, music isKa,.,lyn Spradling, ~ _.._.. .__ ofthe · [4, .and ..auction iltems are h uman· In .an .age · w · 'here Smecik " ""Wl"'"' . . Naoms was .a memU<a · . Racine.Fiii'S18annstChur__,_, .,yw. ""exchange for a · d ollllll!OD. and Chelsea Freeman. · the Racine Ametican Legion P~t. 602 Ladies A:uxiliary, and ~ tbe A - a - bas IDOW lbem,g ;accepted .al yoiSI!gflll:& WJISitrinslantgrati" . the · s ~· She '--·...: oet. officially--~ ~...... ,11 · ..,. ......:- .......,""' ·--•-" · Also invited todthe 'banquet . . Bertha M . ,.._ ....yre Mi,sSIOIUU)' . was a ,~. .a - ".IIOulfcr LoCker 2!'9. Billy GoebCI, ... ..........wJ _.......,. , -'L.GIZI<or " 15 years at Kay s Beauty Salon m Middleport, Obio. assistance, ·they "F"~ M"odd.........., .auctiohas ' .o;.~ ;._ ......::..., ...... and was co,or guar mewu<u 1 are ·eipllct...._. ·~= ~" "'·-diff . She was a very ~oving and c.az:ing pen;oo .and' .haQ a tot of eel to do so l"haain said volunteered t0 conduct <the .hard ·watk. He also enoour- Heather and Tiffany 1 > sale· ln addition to marching mflucnoe<lverthemanypoop.ewhose lives she m uched. She DannyDavisofthelWtlaDd . . aged sl!!dcmtsiiO --~-._._.,your band. most students .also was trul~ a blessing and will be missed by all 'Who knew her. depa!tznent !has been vesy The JISsocutum voted to parcnrs stop 11zcir busy /lives participate in pep band, conNaomt 1s surviVed by three ~hters: Patnc1a (l)o.n) cooperative in wllOOng with . wodi:: with tbe Department .arid listen 10 yoor tune." Embleton, Amencus, •Ga.; Margie Wolfe, -Rac1ne; and her toward .a solution. ,of Jtib and Family ServWc:s He said tbeie are many celt band and parades and IPhalin said Rutlancf.s fire- ·in ~ a DJFS client opportunities for _ young other events throughout th: Beverly (George) Cummins, Racine. Also surviving are · eight grandchildren: Eric (Erin) Embleton, Summerville. wodcs display will \be 011 to .11Ssist in beautification musicians to continue 'piay- · year. making. band ll year .S.C, Erin (Travi~) Wright, Ellaville, Ga, Heather (Donald) July S• .and having firew<Bs werk in 1IJe downtoWill ing .after gx:adnation inclnd- round comrrutment for stuStewart, Thomasville, Ga., Lon (Jun) Harmon, Logan, in ilhe two .communities on sboppitlg district. Phali.n ing ,Uni\lersity/oommunity dents and ~err parents. f"41.lJamie (ChaJ::il:Y) Stab,art. consecutive nights will said ithe ~ will be bands and local bands. .Graduatmg semOFS were Ohio, Bruce W{)lfe, Thppers Plams, Jodi (Kelly P~ons) Currunms, ·Racme, ma:k'e for a ''weellcnd ce1e- employ~ fer 8B bours per ?lel!se don't lay the grv:en framed shadowboxes and 'Sheri (I} Johnson) Cummi . s, Racine. ~ bration" likely to benefit month, <IIIII will help sweep instrument down. Please displa~mg tbeir band let. · Also sUTVIving llfC 20 grea -grandchildren, D an and both towns. the - irldelw.alb, maintain don't stop just because you ters,_ pms and other_honors Parker Embleton. .Eden. Tanner o30d Katie Wrig t, Haley, Odaer bss lilowa- beds ,.00 perform finished high school." recetved dunng .!herr years Emmie and 1)' Stewart, Josh (Cara) Harmon, Nioole 1be association's member- l'ltbcrrdzsfiesas~KJCiaied with So.uihern Band Director m hand. S]Jradhng, Smeok (Gary)Haybron,Angela(Josh)Huffines, Bmoke,Arizona, hip '" 58 according" tbe -dow.ntownarea. ,Chad Dodson recognized and Freeman were honor~d s lS oow at • ,· ... ,_,_ __ Gerlach . . . for seyen years membership Mayor ""'!"...,..1 .• _ lhefollruo;.mg.Dand.students. ~..,- . ffie . i - Tessa, Domy and D.J . Harmon, Kaylil, Michael and totbelatestreport.Last.£_ear, 811 Andrew Stoban and Abby C!JlTII!lins !l!!d lwn gr®t-~t- the a~sociation hild 62 jiai(l-:- ~!tie ~e street ilepart.- Fiftb gn~de, . Shayln Kibble, or - y~s . : • __ £.,..... Middleport .-.AI · rn mwroving Julw; Krider m Fireworks <?£lando. 7 :r 13 ..,.... • -.• ~Ybro .. n.ilmn ' one ~~ .s~~l~~~~~~ , ~~a~:!nc;~~~~ ~~· I ptlaldin:_~di.,l!vidJtii!dedual ·. - ' ~r;~ ;~~~I!~ ~ "" uilliu..,lilill~ an m & .P'" ..,.. ""? . . ~ster-iD· law Donna Beaver, Dallas, • exas, and several that does are payable, and downtown ~thi_s spnng. meces and nephews. , \ · . needed for association proThe .assooatum .discussed ln .addition to her parents and her husband, she was ps:e- jects. The dues are $10 for the status of~ lllatkceded in death by a brother, James Waldo Beaver, an;! s1s- . individual memberships and ers purcbascd m oonJunction Giving back to_a school t/Jat gave me so little ... Iaiiy ..... "'Ull · . LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Letters to the editor are welcome. They shollld be less t/uln 300 words.. All letters are subject to editing, m~~st be signed, and include address and telephone number. No . unsigned letters will be published Letters should be in good luste. addtessing issues, no/ f>ersonaliries. Leiters of t/ulnks to organizations and individuals will not be accept· I just got an invitation to etl for publication. my high school class reunion that give me the ipl.pression the reunion would be a boring disaster if I dido 't show up. This is · kind of a shock, since they (USPS 21 3410) Reader Services ~ver seemed to care that Ohio ~~llhlng much for me when I was Coi18CIIuil f'allc)' Published 8\/0iy ilttemoon, ·- y there. They wouldn't let me Our main ooncem in all stories i5 to through Frtday, 111 Court Street, on the football team or the be IIOCUTll1o. ~ you know of an error Pomemy, Ohio. Second-class basketball team or give nie in a ·llofY, call the newsroom 111 (740) pootogo PoiCl at l'omeroy. very good grades, so I ~56. ' . ·• i t . The Alloclatrld Prnl· ancl lilways .thought they didQ 't the Ohio New&PII* Mlociltion. care forme. Pock t . Send addreas f;Of1'9Do Our ............... lions to The 'Doily Sentinel. 111 Cour1 But it seems I was (740) 112--2156. Street, PUtn~iliJV, Ohio .5769. wrong. Not only do tliey •DDiirpw-111lllni•Wnl. ~--: like me, but they like me 5441«1 lptiote Rllell · so much that at the end of .,_,... or-"""the invitation, they wan~ One iMillti '10.2r ,_ . , Charlene Hoellicll, Ext 12 ·One,..- . '115M · to · know whether I would Dll!ly 50' A 5 11A. ilrian 'R eed, Ext 14 mention them in my will. 'Senior CJII . I . . . . That's so· different from the ""' - - - Sergenl, Ext. 13 One n=lll• · 110.27 WilY they tr.e aled lltC when Onit ,..'1DUIO St' .... ....., .. ..... ., ........ I went there. Adlt811isi"' It's as u they were saying, 0. I "I .. . ., DliYe Harris, Ext. 15 dioici • . . llolv S . . .. No aubl!<8ndl\ Davis, Ext 16 acripilon br - pam- Jn . , _ · "Remember that !lime we eJ<,pelled you for smoking .in ~: ,Judy Clii!l<, ·Ext. 10 the boy' s room? Our bad. .... IUbei ilpllon We've taken it off your permanent record. Remember ltoenich , EJrt. 12 1 3 -. '32.26 all those hours you spent in 2 6 -. '64.20 detention? Just teasing .. 52' 127.11 ~= Remember tl]at piece of - • myda~ysen~nel.com ·~llelge' Counl) rolled-up blank paper that 13'53.55 we gave you instead •of a 26' 10i. 10 • It's all in the past diploma? 52 Weeks '21 4.21 Come home, give us a hug." Deaths ..... Sllllalt Na)j .The D~ily Sentinel . Obilll31 ks Dems attack McCain s(1 00 years' Haven't The Daily Sen.rtmcl• r c As Weol-n'•,y. April t;zoo8 PageA4 health that I don 't? Or. are they still using the New Math they laught me to fig ure out my _life expectancy? I know life's a cmpshoot, but honestly, l'l;ll not Jim planning a trip to Club Mullen Dead anytime soon. · When I do start to feel my age, I plan to spend the first 10 or 20 years in 'one They love me! They really, of those "active" retirement really love me! communities, one of those 1 appreciate tbe fact that places where they play they think someone they golf, tennis and bowl all voted "Least Likely to day then go out dancing to Succeed;' might have done the score of "Viva V"Iagra." well enough to leave them Sue and I don 't have the some money. But I always energy. to golf, play tennis thought if 1 had any money, and bowl every day, now.. I'd leave it to someone a But I'm sure as we get little closer to me than my older, we' ll get more enerhigh sciM>ol - perhaps the gy. They make it look like guy who delivers our heat- so much fun in those coming oil or a third cousin mi:rcials. We. can't wait to twice removed or a become elderly. stranger who gave me a After 10 or so years of seat on.the bus. that, we plan to move into a I will consider mention- not-so- active retirement ing them in my will, but 1 community like Hip wonder, ~Just how close to Replacement Village, then death dd O,ey think I am T' we plan to linger in nursing l graduated in I %8, not " homes for five or six years, 1908. I'm not even collect- eating up any money we ing Social Security yet, may have had left over. So I and they want 'nfe to put don ' t really see the point of them in my will ? Do they remembering my high know something about my school in ~y will, except f~-----~·---------------~·--~--~------,.------~-!.·---· ---·--~ -- for the sheer fun of leaving them things I don 't have. "And to Mr. Crankwell our history teacher, I bequeath my " collection of mint condition; rare and valuable comic books,, which must . be worth hundreds of thousands of dolIars now." I can't tell you how many comic books Mr. · Crankwell destroyed during his teaching career, but I would guess he got seveml hundred of mine - even the Classics Illustrated. "To Mr. Twinerby, the principal who hi!d it in for me, I leave all my. shares in Enron stock to go toward raising his salary." Actually, they should a sk all the guys in my class who are millionaires for ·money in stead · of me. I know there ar.e..a lot of millionaires in our class, because 1 can' t tell you how many times I've heard Sue say, "And to think 1 could have just as easily married a millionaire." · · · (Jim Mulkn is tile autho r of "It Take.1 a Village Idio t: C omplicating the Simple Life" a nd '"Bab)''s First Tattoo." You can reach him at jim_mullen@myway.com.. ) $25 for business meiilbers. The association has lfescheduled its spriilg Bear Basket Bingo fundraiser, originally scheduled for .April24, to May 8, due to a schedliling conflict with the fire department. · .· . The. bingo game will 1:J!: held at the firehouse with doors to open at 4 :3o' p.m.. took, Ferman had this great belief that if you wo:'ked hard enough and believed enough, .anything was possi· ble," Mrs. Moore reiterated. Mrs . Moore ~W.d the fnmt . . . At reception was bittersweet but wonderful. She also said she knew he would be "so said he didn't anticipate a honored" by the naming of problem in that regard. the center. So far three out · of six . "I know that he is looking docking platforms at the down on this -dedication .a nd ramp ~ve been poured with thinking 'thili is 1he grc:atest the middle and upper plathonor to be bestowed on· ' forms yet to be poured. me,'" Mrs. Moore said. There are two docking plat· . " And I look up and say,,the · way you lived your life was a wonderful example to all ." The center is open S a .m . - 4 p.m ., Monday-Friday. Call 992-6626 for more information. - · Boat. ramp fWm~AI cancer, a computer to find other resources, free wigs, -prostheses, bras and con.nection to other free ACS services. She also spoke "about the ACS ' Patient :Navi~ator program where .families receive free help from someone 'trained by ACS to walk them through the maze of obstacles can,cer can bring into one's life. One of" the .reasons Mr. :f\{oore was .chosen as the .center's namesake was his attitude that anything was possible . · ' ~With every task he under· ~~/ ',, 'I __ FUNERAL HOME .....,__ __, "Oirllcf-r- ia<liri4lull as lftloq m 1.......,. ow•fatoily!" Pea •a-¥111,Pro-Needs , Co of our olioo,f'all Smice& Diro<tlliorial (v. . . .e Jerr3•'l'uq,er penonally to help ~·uu "'·itl1~ll .v ou r ques&M.I) aiM:Mit hn~ ,_.til wt -.·t:n: ~<0. ~OWned - """'r.-. ·Funenot Dh- in ct.ge 304-773-5561 .. ,. • Wlltt\. fticodl~ Cllllroamctll :;~ Aece,U, Ntw.rllitllll Quicl. Convenient ApPoiolrnents Available 'l'llrA..._McipEa.Cr .. ~c . Presdlool ftlkh ......... die Jill..lilt srl;ool year willkladd M- fey . . . 1-4, 11181t Bnldbmy Lelr • I C ' I . . Aprilll, lilllllt s-:n • Elt :ary•. Appointments are~! To schedule :an appointlom.t ooatact Betsy It 748-"2-1740 · ' April9lb 5:30- 8:00 .... ' forms. each with three !ICC1be. oontractor will return "'KL\HHOIA., tiobs. The . water is simply to wmt when the weather f\pllll u .. 12 not low enough yet t{) improves, . whenever that 7:30 "dewater" the coffer dam to happens. · complete the .pours though a ~yo~ 'redealing with IIIII Olllce: 4282nd a... third of the coffer dllrn w~ the Ohio River, you never has been completed. . know," Smithhisler said. G Ill> ~II, Ott (740) 4'!WIIITS Smithhislei- added over llli1J--. of the base work for the Reg a 1n your ag 111 ty a n d mob llr ty ... 111>-phalt has been doiJe and the basic wO!k on the wetland w 1th F1rst Settlement Orthopaedtcs : areas have been completed with some "fine nming" and •Sllle ri 1k tatSurgay_Q.mer We Specialize In: catch basins to be installed. • Spkia!Jytraiztlr.·hi;llr stilted sraJr Moson. w v • I !.amte ·1 --~---~~"":'· s'Tt:: ( Thebiu1q~ct w-as presern~. • ed bv the Southern Band Kevm Perry, Tanner Roush! Pro Jam and Southern B.and Ryan Schenk:elberg, Ton gr. Hoschar; Nicole . Brickles. Boosters. Jacob Hoback, Bradley with the planting of ~s in MoC.oy, A.f. Roush, laoob the shOJ'Pitlg district. Phalin Hatfield, Lisa Runyon. ' ·'/.said the mi!OO:r~ have been Brandon Sowders. Cameron "' . ' 0 ~ ',~ > purchased and are m stor- Yates and Devm Woodle . w ' -; .,.,.. \ --A ~ age. but said tbeir installaSixll! grade, ~y Bennett, ~ / ~·- ~ ~ tiOn was ·delayed pendin,g Cel«?stl.a Hendrix, Sarah Pf.iRlR\Of\GU TSCF.\'llf.. the outcome of the village s Eakins, Shyanne Har.per. streetsCape project. Trenton 0~. Brandon. Auditions ' ' wooos~ · The a~SQCilllion 's. neKt Grneser, 0 '8nen•. '1NJO 1HE meeting ts scheduled for Casey Pickens, Rowan April 6th Hpm May 6 at Peoples B~Holsitlger, Nathan Leamond ters, Freda Jones, Betty Jo Allen. and Wilma Jean Vaughn. · Funeral Services will be held. I I a.rn., Friday, Aptiil 4th, . 2008 at the_ !Racine First Baptist Church, Racine. ()fficiating w11l be Pastor Ryan Eaton liSSISted by Roome Salser. lntermen~ ~II follow in the Letart Falls Cemetery. Friends may_VISit With the farml~ at the Cremeens Funeral Home, Rae me; Thursday, April 3 from 5 1? 9 P-~Expressions of sympathy may be sent to the family by ytsiting www.cremeensfu~eralhornes.~m. . · Moore :~~~~~¥ M;'g~; . . 0 "' ::'mb;,lii: "-. ' • Spn Mrdicisle and Stqety • Oia,."lliSlic and Surgical ,. Anlloscopy • TotalJaiatl 1P. will • Hand and Foot Surgery ·•lnnol'ative Hip Repliccmen1 Technology . "l �.. • ' The Daily Sentinel The Daily Sentinel 111 CoUit S.eo . 1• Patse Of, Ohio (740) 912-2156 • FAX (740J 992-2157 Ohio Valley Publishing cO. . i Dan Goodlicl• PUblisher . et.tene Hooeftich Geneml Manager~ws Editor Co•lft:SS slull ...Ire '"' '-' rap«Wtg .,. ~~of rdigitl11, or prolriiJitiag tlu jm ~ tJrDa,f; or .d ri4gillg tlu .{teelil• ofspud~., or of tlu pras; or tlrL right of tlu peopk .f""4U116ly to .usanlle, - to pditiOII tlu ~for4 rdrrss of~ -lhe Fint At16adusanl tD lhe u.s. Canslilulion .TODAY IN HISTORY ·OPINION w~. Aprilz, 20011 more years. Mc:Cain sensibly responded: "Make it in Iraq for I 00 years oow? lt 100. We' ve ·boon in Soud! Certainly feels tbllt w.ay. But Korea ... W<:'ve been in . this favorite talking point of Japan for 60 years. We've been i n South Korea for 5{) the two Democrats presiKaiiii'Jfti ye.ars or liO. That wou!.d be ilmtial candidates i.s bogus. i fine with me. As long as ~Instead of offering an exit st:Gitegy for Iraq, {Sen. Americans are .o ot being Jobn Mc:Cain is) offering us injured or harmed or · .a 100-ye.ar oooupallion," . , wounded or killed, that's Sen. Ba!;ack Obama said on fine with me. I bope that U .S . troops weR: in Iraq for the fifth .anni~ of lhe 50oreven IOOye.ars. That, would be fine wid! y~ if ooalition's move on the . we maintain .a .presence in .a· ·i n a . nutshel l, is, the 'thal.:oppressed Iraq. But it Bush/McCain ltaq policy.~ very volatile part of !he oould have been .any day; Demomsts plan to make world where aJ Qaeda is Obama uses the soiJI!(I Me lhe BusbJMcCain parallel .a training, recruiting and often eoough_ _key focus of 'lbeir CaD\P~gn ~nipping and motivating ln late March, Sen. !his year. Whomever the people every sin,gle day." Hillary Clinton refused to Democraric .nominee, the When asked to clarify, he be charmed by Md::ain's paiity pins their bopes ori would go on to say that it call to close Guantanamo ~ 1'00 ~-~ They think it could be I ,000 years, or Bay and droned on as she will resonate. One Obama even a million years. 1bese .does: ~While there is much adviser has ' said (IIOOut are ithe lines that try to praise in Sen. MCCain's MCCain '1; comment), ~It's Democrats' souls. But speech, he and I continue seldom you get such a clean McCain was sight about the to have a fundamental ·dis- slwt. It's such a rellllldGibly long war. It was a sensible agreement on Iraq. 'Like clean shot ... The mo years' answer. And though it doesPresident Bush, Sen. comment is a frame." The n' t sound like the most McCain .oonllinues to · adviser thiilk:s he can spin attractive answer - who. oppose a swift and respon- MCCain .as wanting to con- · wants I 00 years in lmq? sible withdrawal from Iraq. tinue "Bush's war" for 100 it was straight talk from .a Like 'President Bush. Sen. ·ye.ars. The adviser, lite senator who has .a · better MCCain discounts . the ·Qther Democrats, i nsists track reoord -on Iraq than warnings of our Senior mil- that McCain is ~against .most:' And it may DOl hurt itary leadership of the con- public opinion on the war, his campaign, either. · sequences of the Iraq war and we're going to go maj(e Pew reports that on the readiness of our that clear." Americans are split about armed forces, and on the W11at the ~I 00 years" . whether the :.war is going need to focus on the fur- talk refers to is something well or not. lbey 're split gotten frilnt line in MCCa1n rightly said in over bringing the troops Afghanistan. Like response to a question dur- borne or keeping them President Bush. Sen·. ing a New ~shire town there. But they know that MCCain wants to keep us hall meeting m January. 4,000 American lives have tied' to another country' s The . question regarded been lost valiantly. and civil war. and said ' it Bush's statement that we Americans don 't like losing would be fine' with him if ·c ould be in Iraq for 50 · something they've gone 'M: been 1istming toWkof ~I OOyears" of war l.,..., TOO&y·is Wednesday, Apri12, the '93rd day of 2008.111ere are 273 days left in the year. Tc:lday' s Highlight in History: On Apliil2, 1968, the influent:ial science-fiction film "2001: A Space Odyssey," ,produced .and directed lby Stanley KubriCk, had its worid premiere in WaShin_gton. · On ithis date: ln 1513, Spanish explorer Juan Ponce de Loon landed in present-day Aorida. · In 1792. Congres~ pas~d the Coinage Act, which autho-rized establishment {)f the U.S. Mint In 1865, Confederate President Jefferson Davis and most m l:ris ·Cabinet fled the Confederate capital of Richmond, V.a., because of advancing Union fii!I"CCs. In 1908, actor-dancer Buddy Ebsen was born in 8elleville, DL In 1'917, President Wilson asked C-ongress to declare war against Gennany, saying, "The world must be made safe ;for democracy." (Congress deClared war four days later.) · In [ 932, aviator Charles Lindbergh and John Cendon went to a cemetery in New York, where Condon turned .over '$50,1(}00 to a man called ~John" in exchange for Lindbergh's kidnapped son. (The .child was notre~ .and was found dead the following month.) · In 1974, french president Georges Pompidou died iil Paris. · ln ~986, four American passengers were k:illed when a bomb exploded aboard a IWA jetliner en route from Rome to Athens, Greece. In 2005, Pope JOhn !Paul n, who'd led the &oman Catholic Church for 26 years, died in his Vatican apartment at age 84. r.ive years ago: American forces fought their way to within sight ·of the Baghdad skyline; Iraqi soldiers discard.ed their military uniforms by the roadside to liide their identity. A bomb blast near a wharf in the southern Philippine city of Davao killed 1(). . One year ago: l.n its first case on climate change, the Supreme Court deClared in a 5-4 ruling that carbon dioxide and other greelihouse gases were air pollutants under the Clean Air Act. A tsunami in the Solomon Islands killed at. least 50 people~ Florida won its second consecutive college basketball championship, beating Ohio State 84-75; the Gators became :the first team to repeat since Duke in 199192. Coaches iPhiiJack:son and Williams were among . those nanid to the :Basketball · of Fame. T'Oday's Birthdays: Actress Rita Gam is 80. Actress Sharon Acker is 73. Singer Leon Russell is 66. Jazz musician Larry Coryell is 65. Actress Linda Hunt is 63. Singer Emmylou Harris is 61. Actress Pamela Reed is 59. COuntry singer Buddy Jewell is 47. Actor Christopher Meloni is 47. Country s~ger Billy Dean is 46. Actor Claric Gregg is 46. Actress lana Marie Hupp is 44. Actress Roselyn Sanchez is 35. Country singer Jill King is 33. Actor Adam Rodriguez -- ~ is 33. Al;tor Jeremy Garrett is 3~-; Roek musician Jesse : ~=~ ~ _ ~ Ormichael (Maroon .5)Js__22.__Actmss.Bethan:~L:clo¥.3..AmZ-- . · i ''ODII Tr&iHill") is~?. Actor JeH~JiJcmons ls 20, : · · t'holiglit for Tooay: ''No artist1s ahead of his time. He is his .time. It is just that others are behind the time." Martha Graham, modern dance .pioneer (1894-1991 ). into with thm blood. Acooufillg to Pew, 53 perccru of Americans dlink we can win this. A CBS pGII indi~ 41 . percent .adknowledging surge !has worto:J - it's meant ~gress. Cont=y . to die ' w.ay lhe Oems all, a Gallup poll had :a mioosity (18 peroont) fa\loiing withdrawing t!he troops immediately. Say what y{)u want about McCain, bUt .he' s been right .about Iraq. He was right to say "oo surrendeC He w.as right to suppon .the surg e. By .contrast, Obama has been e zidorscd by Movc:Osi.Org, which had the nerve to suggest G en. David Petraeus w as betraying us with false information. Clinton refused to condemn the ad, which was no sur- . prise gl¥en lhe illsre!ipect she showed the general ]n congressional questioning. Bottom line: .Right now there are three choices on the table. Not one of them enthuses me. But only one is a leader. Maybe not QD all tbe issues I care about, but if MCCain looks oiu for the men and women of the U.S . Armed Forces, that's more than Clinton . and Obama appear to ~offer­ ing in their bids to be .commander in chief. (Kathryn Lopez isthe edi· tor of National Review Online (www.national"t'.v iew.oom). She can be contacted aJ klopez @narion:alreview.ciJm. ) me .. 5 ' ... I . . ., c ...... -,.... et••• -·- ..... eou.., - ·---~~~- _ . RUlL\ND - Anna Jean T.ayk>f, 73, <If Rutland, .passed ::-:...c:=.t.brd! 3 a, 2008, .at Holur Medical She w.as born Oct. 22, 1934, in <.'hadeston, W.Va.. .ihmgb. ra-ofthe tate Jobn Wesley .and .A,gDes Ann Cmir " •. She is '!lurvived by: l:wo sons, GaJy (Nancy j l'ay,Jor (l)f . Point Pleasant, W.Va., :and LaDy (Joyce) TayiM af RnttllaM ; · ;a dengbtet:, Sandr.a Tayb- of lliiiiiihus; duree ,gr.aniildlilrdzeD: Micbelle (Donnie I Bunoeof Pomeroy, Ubad r(Bedcy j Thylorof Racine, and _Matt Taylor of Point Ple.a.<;aot; se-n . gzandohi)dren: Stevie Bunce, Zack Bunce, Jordan T.ayMr, R)'311 Thylor. Gody Taylor, Gt:acie Thylor, .and Kinsey : Taylor; l'oor 'Sisters: Elu1a Hunt of Miidllgan, June (Oili,;) Ramsey of Nusth Camlina, Nancy (Simeon) lticksefNmtb · Carolina, .and I nuda (fumkj 'Soos of N0rtb Carolina; and MIDDLEPORT - Wilma Saq;eut, '97T, d" Mllldlqle«, · -severld nieces .and :nephews. passed .aw.ay <011 Mardi 1 1, 2008 Jlt ilbe ~ NW'!iiJ1g Besides bel- panents, she w.as prece<bl in death by lher brotber, Edwllld HOOge; four sisters: Mary Moles, J anet .and Rehabllitallion CcnteL At ~ ~·s Request 110 servires IWfR beld. She i.s int.c:zlmd :at die 1.Jetatt lia1ls Brown, Reva Ramsey and brene Moles. · . Funeral services will be .at mp,m. on Thursday, April 3, CcindtoJy. Arrangements 'ill=: haruiJWJ by Jibe' An&rscm · . · 200&, at ;\zldersGn-McDMiiel Funera'l Home in P,(l)meroy McDaniel fiunor:al H0me. · n P~- _ buildi:r!g w.as demolishod. He · 'with Pastor Jim Oundilf officWing. Burial will follow .at also cited ewmor <in:qlroveGravel Hill Cemetery. meots underway .at Beth' s Visiting hours will be from ~:.t·m- o n Wcdoesday at lhe Place as a positive ggn that · funeral borne. A registry is .av · le ooline at ww~u•ndcr­ I'OMEROY - Willilsn E. Neutilil\g, 75, of Columbus, d0wntown business owners . -sonmodaniel£Om. · fur;uv,l)y of Pomeooly, died Mlllldh l6, 2008. At l:ri!i 1fCIIUiCSl me ~ ;area, .am 1that are mterestdl in lbrR will be 100 meiiiilrial 'SeiVIioe. llieu mlilowers oosmi- sevcm1 wlnmeers bave -ooo~e the .aJ1pelllliiiCC of their 'buildbuliions may be made m his mcmosy totheAmcric.an Cazv= if(liW.ard 110 v.ol.untcc!r ,UJ J~Ssist ings. regardless of wheihet SOOidy or to die diarity m y<JUI'c'OOioe. Amn1gements- with . lhe' A:Jmil clCIISNlp 0utside fundiqg is available, .. POMEROY -John William Krider, 69, of Pomeroy, , !handled by BmllibOwens linft!'GI1 Home. Inc. m!WIIb . GerlaCh said the ilevel<J]J: passed away on Sunday, March 30, 2008, at his .-esidcnce. . . GeDIBcb also said ithe ment groU.p . will encourage . HewasbomQnApril20, 1939atMorningStarncarlhcinc, BUingllllb::r family, owners suCh StepS -by mercbants 4IDd to the late Raymond .and Freda Krider. Mr. Kridei"'WO!ter as .a T __,.I mrille Rafu'l;num House.lql8!1- seek slllliller gramsfordown'Wellkl:, .oazpemter and ,a millwright for most bis life. I.AAAII l mctnts bave indicated ribey IIOwo mfmstructure untillloca1 . He is survived by: life partner,' Kathy Sbcdey, Pomeroy; --------------------------------~---- pum IIOpnmand ~0ve matcb funding is secm:t!d and · a daughter, Joetta and Bob Greenleaf,~ *'•~gbter-m.­ rl:hat lbistooic lbfmle,Wl:id! ~ ilbe v.illage.can be om ''lt%' i• ivt: Law, Janet Kriilec:, Racine; 'bt0lllCflS and Slst.I:IS, Marvin rnext 110 rille lot ~ ithe in rille 4!fJPiication IJIIUCeSS. . Krider, Synruse, .Minnie imd .. .ani Bloch, Ludy Lib, Fla., Madia Bum, Mt. Vcmon, Alta Dill, Midillqm, FJsic llaines, Pt. Mycn. fh.~ -seve:a!l ~ and several and! A.~lison T11yl0r. . nieces :and,_ t·ilews; .and many lit:iiends . Seventh grade, .Jaclyn . Besides bis parents, be was preaded in death ~ bis '00151, Mees. Johnny Krider; b.~ Russell .and Tbelisa Krider Eighth grade, ·Natalie Semoe rNill be beld .at ll a.m. friday, Apcil4, 20@8, II Wood, Abbie Williams, . !be Andmioo McD.aniel FUDC11ll ~ in ~ with 'If's .a Wwmedley ~OIIked Morgan McMillan, Martina · 1be Rev. Edsel Han officilltin£;. Burial will f0J1ow in dJe Anns, <Jhelsea Holter, .,.,_ ,_..,_ Pine Grov.e <Jemetery. . . ,and ;games begimzinllat fi ~.~..±,~:.:f_et- Emma 1Pow.e11, Andrew Vjsimtien will he held from 6-:8:00,pm oolhursday :at die An · original Obi0 Riv.er ~~ :u-~m- Ginther and Chase Giaham. funeRI1 borne. Online' Registcy is•available :at www.andcr· Bear Co. <des~ will be lir.eshmen, !Hayley - ~1£0DI. 110 rtbe y.ouqgstci's. . fr included 'Witlh eaclh ISSICilts 'Spradling, JOhnny Hol<imrer, ""Band is .md...;II..Dij)uired : ::-:-!> · lnr1ga!:!etJerba4:eqxtr.e. SU~-- you ·jl!i'D&:d band "IY-:Jer Go"'ble, rGOOy Willillms The association voted The al'snciariun ~¥ed \lw:ause you Wlltlt.Cd 110, not and Stephanie Bcnyman. _ . •· _ ·.yestr::a&y 10 cN!O!'l pbsns JW"'iw"e of $l;mD m btui- . iJ!Dcmse ~ luld to.~ , . · Sophomores (receiving RACINE - Naosru Beaver Stob81lt, 89, Racine, Ohio, , with Hamh~FU!ewOJi:s. . ttl!!; :md Siil'J'Iiet; for 1lhc Be e1!f~la1Df'il that IDilsic lis letterJ;), !Katie Woods, Mac __ .,_ u-....... 31 ~""" 930 · die event.lbefire~'s --'- ·--" · -""-""-' IDustinSmec'k:. . passed .away Munw~y, lVUIILiu , ...,_, at : IP-IU. m . purChase '$3 in fire- .awriliazy 'Will ~ n:&esb- · w.ow ......, ·srnc:nce, """' ...,....., Woods, Juniors, Drew Hoover, Riverside Methodist Hospital, Columbus. wonks &om Americ.an mez:ts durii1g die ]gliiiie5. stlidles lw:anse of playing Jordan !Pickens, Steven . ShewasbominRacine,OhioonMar.oh13,1'919,daup- Frrewmb in Hudson, and An.auct!iontohencfitdle ~lfnmuJiffmmtaJ!nm,s. iLoane, Kyle Goode, !Rusty · 'ter of the late Waldo :and u ~· Petty :Beaver. She Illliiilled w...,...,. _,._ the o .....--d ""'"'""";nh 'band students "-~ u... .,...., IUlWUJ tisocia'tion'ii .activities rb as .._ _ Carnahan John William Stobart on May 28, I 938, in Oklaboma City, c}epa!!h!!r:rtt in planning the been scheduled fur June lm0w rmusic is physical cKerSeniors: Courtney Ginther, Olda. He_ preceded ber 10 death. . . discharge ,m ibe dll\play in . .we, but most ,of all, music isKa,.,lyn Spradling, ~ _.._.. .__ ofthe · [4, .and ..auction iltems are h uman· In .an .age · w · 'here Smecik " ""Wl"'"' . . Naoms was .a memU<a · . Racine.Fiii'S18annstChur__,_, .,yw. ""exchange for a · d ollllll!OD. and Chelsea Freeman. · the Racine Ametican Legion P~t. 602 Ladies A:uxiliary, and ~ tbe A - a - bas IDOW lbem,g ;accepted .al yoiSI!gflll:& WJISitrinslantgrati" . the · s ~· She '--·...: oet. officially--~ ~...... ,11 · ..,. ......:- .......,""' ·--•-" · Also invited todthe 'banquet . . Bertha M . ,.._ ....yre Mi,sSIOIUU)' . was a ,~. .a - ".IIOulfcr LoCker 2!'9. Billy GoebCI, ... ..........wJ _.......,. , -'L.GIZI<or " 15 years at Kay s Beauty Salon m Middleport, Obio. assistance, ·they "F"~ M"odd.........., .auctiohas ' .o;.~ ;._ ......::..., ...... and was co,or guar mewu<u 1 are ·eipllct...._. ·~= ~" "'·-diff . She was a very ~oving and c.az:ing pen;oo .and' .haQ a tot of eel to do so l"haain said volunteered t0 conduct <the .hard ·watk. He also enoour- Heather and Tiffany 1 > sale· ln addition to marching mflucnoe<lverthemanypoop.ewhose lives she m uched. She DannyDavisofthelWtlaDd . . aged sl!!dcmtsiiO --~-._._.,your band. most students .also was trul~ a blessing and will be missed by all 'Who knew her. depa!tznent !has been vesy The JISsocutum voted to parcnrs stop 11zcir busy /lives participate in pep band, conNaomt 1s surviVed by three ~hters: Patnc1a (l)o.n) cooperative in wllOOng with . wodi:: with tbe Department .arid listen 10 yoor tune." Embleton, Amencus, •Ga.; Margie Wolfe, -Rac1ne; and her toward .a solution. ,of Jtib and Family ServWc:s He said tbeie are many celt band and parades and IPhalin said Rutlancf.s fire- ·in ~ a DJFS client opportunities for _ young other events throughout th: Beverly (George) Cummins, Racine. Also surviving are · eight grandchildren: Eric (Erin) Embleton, Summerville. wodcs display will \be 011 to .11Ssist in beautification musicians to continue 'piay- · year. making. band ll year .S.C, Erin (Travi~) Wright, Ellaville, Ga, Heather (Donald) July S• .and having firew<Bs werk in 1IJe downtoWill ing .after gx:adnation inclnd- round comrrutment for stuStewart, Thomasville, Ga., Lon (Jun) Harmon, Logan, in ilhe two .communities on sboppitlg district. Phali.n ing ,Uni\lersity/oommunity dents and ~err parents. f"41.lJamie (ChaJ::il:Y) Stab,art. consecutive nights will said ithe ~ will be bands and local bands. .Graduatmg semOFS were Ohio, Bruce W{)lfe, Thppers Plams, Jodi (Kelly P~ons) Currunms, ·Racme, ma:k'e for a ''weellcnd ce1e- employ~ fer 8B bours per ?lel!se don't lay the grv:en framed shadowboxes and 'Sheri (I} Johnson) Cummi . s, Racine. ~ bration" likely to benefit month, <IIIII will help sweep instrument down. Please displa~mg tbeir band let. · Also sUTVIving llfC 20 grea -grandchildren, D an and both towns. the - irldelw.alb, maintain don't stop just because you ters,_ pms and other_honors Parker Embleton. .Eden. Tanner o30d Katie Wrig t, Haley, Odaer bss lilowa- beds ,.00 perform finished high school." recetved dunng .!herr years Emmie and 1)' Stewart, Josh (Cara) Harmon, Nioole 1be association's member- l'ltbcrrdzsfiesas~KJCiaied with So.uihern Band Director m hand. S]Jradhng, Smeok (Gary)Haybron,Angela(Josh)Huffines, Bmoke,Arizona, hip '" 58 according" tbe -dow.ntownarea. ,Chad Dodson recognized and Freeman were honor~d s lS oow at • ,· ... ,_,_ __ Gerlach . . . for seyen years membership Mayor ""'!"...,..1 .• _ lhefollruo;.mg.Dand.students. ~..,- . ffie . i - Tessa, Domy and D.J . Harmon, Kaylil, Michael and totbelatestreport.Last.£_ear, 811 Andrew Stoban and Abby C!JlTII!lins !l!!d lwn gr®t-~t- the a~sociation hild 62 jiai(l-:- ~!tie ~e street ilepart.- Fiftb gn~de, . Shayln Kibble, or - y~s . : • __ £.,..... Middleport .-.AI · rn mwroving Julw; Krider m Fireworks <?£lando. 7 :r 13 ..,.... • -.• ~Ybro .. n.ilmn ' one ~~ .s~~l~~~~~~ , ~~a~:!nc;~~~~ ~~· I ptlaldin:_~di.,l!vidJtii!dedual ·. - ' ~r;~ ;~~~I!~ ~ "" uilliu..,lilill~ an m & .P'" ..,.. ""? . . ~ster-iD· law Donna Beaver, Dallas, • exas, and several that does are payable, and downtown ~thi_s spnng. meces and nephews. , \ · . needed for association proThe .assooatum .discussed ln .addition to her parents and her husband, she was ps:e- jects. The dues are $10 for the status of~ lllatkceded in death by a brother, James Waldo Beaver, an;! s1s- . individual memberships and ers purcbascd m oonJunction Giving back to_a school t/Jat gave me so little ... Iaiiy ..... "'Ull · . LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Letters to the editor are welcome. They shollld be less t/uln 300 words.. All letters are subject to editing, m~~st be signed, and include address and telephone number. No . unsigned letters will be published Letters should be in good luste. addtessing issues, no/ f>ersonaliries. Leiters of t/ulnks to organizations and individuals will not be accept· I just got an invitation to etl for publication. my high school class reunion that give me the ipl.pression the reunion would be a boring disaster if I dido 't show up. This is · kind of a shock, since they (USPS 21 3410) Reader Services ~ver seemed to care that Ohio ~~llhlng much for me when I was Coi18CIIuil f'allc)' Published 8\/0iy ilttemoon, ·- y there. They wouldn't let me Our main ooncem in all stories i5 to through Frtday, 111 Court Street, on the football team or the be IIOCUTll1o. ~ you know of an error Pomemy, Ohio. Second-class basketball team or give nie in a ·llofY, call the newsroom 111 (740) pootogo PoiCl at l'omeroy. very good grades, so I ~56. ' . ·• i t . The Alloclatrld Prnl· ancl lilways .thought they didQ 't the Ohio New&PII* Mlociltion. care forme. Pock t . Send addreas f;Of1'9Do Our ............... lions to The 'Doily Sentinel. 111 Cour1 But it seems I was (740) 112--2156. Street, PUtn~iliJV, Ohio .5769. wrong. Not only do tliey •DDiirpw-111lllni•Wnl. ~--: like me, but they like me 5441«1 lptiote Rllell · so much that at the end of .,_,... or-"""the invitation, they wan~ One iMillti '10.2r ,_ . , Charlene Hoellicll, Ext 12 ·One,..- . '115M · to · know whether I would Dll!ly 50' A 5 11A. ilrian 'R eed, Ext 14 mention them in my will. 'Senior CJII . I . . . . That's so· different from the ""' - - - Sergenl, Ext. 13 One n=lll• · 110.27 WilY they tr.e aled lltC when Onit ,..'1DUIO St' .... ....., .. ..... ., ........ I went there. Adlt811isi"' It's as u they were saying, 0. I "I .. . ., DliYe Harris, Ext. 15 dioici • . . llolv S . . .. No aubl!<8ndl\ Davis, Ext 16 acripilon br - pam- Jn . , _ · "Remember that !lime we eJ<,pelled you for smoking .in ~: ,Judy Clii!l<, ·Ext. 10 the boy' s room? Our bad. .... IUbei ilpllon We've taken it off your permanent record. Remember ltoenich , EJrt. 12 1 3 -. '32.26 all those hours you spent in 2 6 -. '64.20 detention? Just teasing .. 52' 127.11 ~= Remember tl]at piece of - • myda~ysen~nel.com ·~llelge' Counl) rolled-up blank paper that 13'53.55 we gave you instead •of a 26' 10i. 10 • It's all in the past diploma? 52 Weeks '21 4.21 Come home, give us a hug." Deaths ..... Sllllalt Na)j .The D~ily Sentinel . Obilll31 ks Dems attack McCain s(1 00 years' Haven't The Daily Sen.rtmcl• r c As Weol-n'•,y. April t;zoo8 PageA4 health that I don 't? Or. are they still using the New Math they laught me to fig ure out my _life expectancy? I know life's a cmpshoot, but honestly, l'l;ll not Jim planning a trip to Club Mullen Dead anytime soon. · When I do start to feel my age, I plan to spend the first 10 or 20 years in 'one They love me! They really, of those "active" retirement really love me! communities, one of those 1 appreciate tbe fact that places where they play they think someone they golf, tennis and bowl all voted "Least Likely to day then go out dancing to Succeed;' might have done the score of "Viva V"Iagra." well enough to leave them Sue and I don 't have the some money. But I always energy. to golf, play tennis thought if 1 had any money, and bowl every day, now.. I'd leave it to someone a But I'm sure as we get little closer to me than my older, we' ll get more enerhigh sciM>ol - perhaps the gy. They make it look like guy who delivers our heat- so much fun in those coming oil or a third cousin mi:rcials. We. can't wait to twice removed or a become elderly. stranger who gave me a After 10 or so years of seat on.the bus. that, we plan to move into a I will consider mention- not-so- active retirement ing them in my will, but 1 community like Hip wonder, ~Just how close to Replacement Village, then death dd O,ey think I am T' we plan to linger in nursing l graduated in I %8, not " homes for five or six years, 1908. I'm not even collect- eating up any money we ing Social Security yet, may have had left over. So I and they want 'nfe to put don ' t really see the point of them in my will ? Do they remembering my high know something about my school in ~y will, except f~-----~·---------------~·--~--~------,.------~-!.·---· ---·--~ -- for the sheer fun of leaving them things I don 't have. "And to Mr. Crankwell our history teacher, I bequeath my " collection of mint condition; rare and valuable comic books,, which must . be worth hundreds of thousands of dolIars now." I can't tell you how many comic books Mr. · Crankwell destroyed during his teaching career, but I would guess he got seveml hundred of mine - even the Classics Illustrated. "To Mr. Twinerby, the principal who hi!d it in for me, I leave all my. shares in Enron stock to go toward raising his salary." Actually, they should a sk all the guys in my class who are millionaires for ·money in stead · of me. I know there ar.e..a lot of millionaires in our class, because 1 can' t tell you how many times I've heard Sue say, "And to think 1 could have just as easily married a millionaire." · · · (Jim Mulkn is tile autho r of "It Take.1 a Village Idio t: C omplicating the Simple Life" a nd '"Bab)''s First Tattoo." You can reach him at jim_mullen@myway.com.. ) $25 for business meiilbers. The association has lfescheduled its spriilg Bear Basket Bingo fundraiser, originally scheduled for .April24, to May 8, due to a schedliling conflict with the fire department. · .· . The. bingo game will 1:J!: held at the firehouse with doors to open at 4 :3o' p.m.. took, Ferman had this great belief that if you wo:'ked hard enough and believed enough, .anything was possi· ble," Mrs. Moore reiterated. Mrs . Moore ~W.d the fnmt . . . At reception was bittersweet but wonderful. She also said she knew he would be "so said he didn't anticipate a honored" by the naming of problem in that regard. the center. So far three out · of six . "I know that he is looking docking platforms at the down on this -dedication .a nd ramp ~ve been poured with thinking 'thili is 1he grc:atest the middle and upper plathonor to be bestowed on· ' forms yet to be poured. me,'" Mrs. Moore said. There are two docking plat· . " And I look up and say,,the · way you lived your life was a wonderful example to all ." The center is open S a .m . - 4 p.m ., Monday-Friday. Call 992-6626 for more information. - · Boat. ramp fWm~AI cancer, a computer to find other resources, free wigs, -prostheses, bras and con.nection to other free ACS services. She also spoke "about the ACS ' Patient :Navi~ator program where .families receive free help from someone 'trained by ACS to walk them through the maze of obstacles can,cer can bring into one's life. One of" the .reasons Mr. :f\{oore was .chosen as the .center's namesake was his attitude that anything was possible . · ' ~With every task he under· ~~/ ',, 'I __ FUNERAL HOME .....,__ __, "Oirllcf-r- ia<liri4lull as lftloq m 1.......,. ow•fatoily!" Pea •a-¥111,Pro-Needs , Co of our olioo,f'all Smice& Diro<tlliorial (v. . . .e Jerr3•'l'uq,er penonally to help ~·uu "'·itl1~ll .v ou r ques&M.I) aiM:Mit hn~ ,_.til wt -.·t:n: ~<0. ~OWned - """'r.-. ·Funenot Dh- in ct.ge 304-773-5561 .. ,. • Wlltt\. fticodl~ Cllllroamctll :;~ Aece,U, Ntw.rllitllll Quicl. Convenient ApPoiolrnents Available 'l'llrA..._McipEa.Cr .. ~c . Presdlool ftlkh ......... die Jill..lilt srl;ool year willkladd M- fey . . . 1-4, 11181t Bnldbmy Lelr • I C ' I . . Aprilll, lilllllt s-:n • Elt :ary•. Appointments are~! To schedule :an appointlom.t ooatact Betsy It 748-"2-1740 · ' April9lb 5:30- 8:00 .... ' forms. each with three !ICC1be. oontractor will return "'KL\HHOIA., tiobs. The . water is simply to wmt when the weather f\pllll u .. 12 not low enough yet t{) improves, . whenever that 7:30 "dewater" the coffer dam to happens. · complete the .pours though a ~yo~ 'redealing with IIIII Olllce: 4282nd a... third of the coffer dllrn w~ the Ohio River, you never has been completed. . know," Smithhisler said. G Ill> ~II, Ott (740) 4'!WIIITS Smithhislei- added over llli1J--. of the base work for the Reg a 1n your ag 111 ty a n d mob llr ty ... 111>-phalt has been doiJe and the basic wO!k on the wetland w 1th F1rst Settlement Orthopaedtcs : areas have been completed with some "fine nming" and •Sllle ri 1k tatSurgay_Q.mer We Specialize In: catch basins to be installed. • Spkia!Jytraiztlr.·hi;llr stilted sraJr Moson. w v • I !.amte ·1 --~---~~"":'· s'Tt:: ( Thebiu1q~ct w-as presern~. • ed bv the Southern Band Kevm Perry, Tanner Roush! Pro Jam and Southern B.and Ryan Schenk:elberg, Ton gr. Hoschar; Nicole . Brickles. Boosters. Jacob Hoback, Bradley with the planting of ~s in MoC.oy, A.f. Roush, laoob the shOJ'Pitlg district. Phalin Hatfield, Lisa Runyon. ' ·'/.said the mi!OO:r~ have been Brandon Sowders. Cameron "' . ' 0 ~ ',~ > purchased and are m stor- Yates and Devm Woodle . w ' -; .,.,.. \ --A ~ age. but said tbeir installaSixll! grade, ~y Bennett, ~ / ~·- ~ ~ tiOn was ·delayed pendin,g Cel«?stl.a Hendrix, Sarah Pf.iRlR\Of\GU TSCF.\'llf.. the outcome of the village s Eakins, Shyanne Har.per. streetsCape project. Trenton 0~. Brandon. Auditions ' ' wooos~ · The a~SQCilllion 's. neKt Grneser, 0 '8nen•. '1NJO 1HE meeting ts scheduled for Casey Pickens, Rowan April 6th Hpm May 6 at Peoples B~Holsitlger, Nathan Leamond ters, Freda Jones, Betty Jo Allen. and Wilma Jean Vaughn. · Funeral Services will be held. I I a.rn., Friday, Aptiil 4th, . 2008 at the_ !Racine First Baptist Church, Racine. ()fficiating w11l be Pastor Ryan Eaton liSSISted by Roome Salser. lntermen~ ~II follow in the Letart Falls Cemetery. Friends may_VISit With the farml~ at the Cremeens Funeral Home, Rae me; Thursday, April 3 from 5 1? 9 P-~Expressions of sympathy may be sent to the family by ytsiting www.cremeensfu~eralhornes.~m. . · Moore :~~~~~¥ M;'g~; . . 0 "' ::'mb;,lii: "-. ' • Spn Mrdicisle and Stqety • Oia,."lliSlic and Surgical ,. Anlloscopy • TotalJaiatl 1P. will • Hand and Foot Surgery ·•lnnol'ative Hip Repliccmen1 Technology . "l �I .. . The Daily Sentinel ,. II'OMF.ROV - Meigs Uounty Pomona changcld.from May 2 to MI!Y I 61o be b:14 G!qe -446 met il"eCCIIIJy and .IIIIide :fuuil lit 'ihe IR.acine rGnmge Hall. 1"ht !bating COil:" . plans ifor ibeir DnualBmqnet to be beld 011 teSts will be held. The date was Changed firiday, IPIIII . • 4ll tbe f ormer .due 'todx: Slate ritualistic.and.Qrill oontesta Sali&bucy 'SChool. Friendly Hills 1o be held on May 3. : · It.... Stewart 'd ., s...- :CHJIS to~ 3 - 7 ....... nst and VOSH.. . Lecturer Janis Macomber conducted ·the Jiteraiy ;progrBIII on Ohio H istOI)' and gave each person in 11ttendance Jelly Beans. 'Star Grange served as !bostJ; and <served J:efresbments fOllowing ftle ~g . · 55 - ; ;liiy""'JJh S111FFR&.XI !liM I 9oUihom at Soull> eo., s p:m. 'CII' _.,.., _ _ ,,5p.m. -"""-v·a t - Cclunly. 5l>.m. . 'Soulhom lltSOUIII - · '5 p.m. C l - • • - - . . v . 5p,m. Southeast winils.5 rto J 0 mpK 'llumldav ri ' I ·· " L Showers likcly. Ntt t i ~ with lows in the I1IPPCI' 409. Soutbeasl winds :5'10 l O:mpll. . Clumce of rain 70 percent ' PlAY _COVERALL Bl GO -·-·-IIIII¥.. \.,.L &; --,...... Bott!Cii, _ Yliiol'_,.., . _ ...11 I tou1<, ·10.u n. .1Dill.m. 0Bmplswide 0. & d (tui.._.-i#C · . for dri • ' ~lh npind _pJa!'S • 1o .• GIIP X 'il 11 SF 1 ~· • l'IFl 'RI a n a A 7 • d Request Family Oxygen ,. _____,_ Xwp lpcglivm· ... 0 ., .. . . -'-""'--'-- • . A1!tt (tMiiE)~"U..r Mza r(MASDAQ)-• Aati!Mid Inc. (NYSE)- .u.:n Big Lals (NYSE)-23JJI tBobEVIM (NM'MQ)3.77 . ButUW•••• (NYSE) ~ .S.10 ~Aluminum •{NA'S- 0 . GNCliNNAn '(AP) - A Cincinnati Bmgtlls player who bas frustrated bis team with past :traffic \Violations lind the NFL wiih his po1ioe blotter was back in .court last week. Wide · :receiver Chris ililenry was ;ticketed for driw.ing with expired .Kentucky license plates. He .t,ppearcd in llhmihon COUilly· Municiplil Court ind paid :the court 5149, according to court records. NliL Commissioner .Roger Goodell suspended Hemy, 24, for ibe first half of last iieason for .repeatedly violating the league's l:onduct policy. Betuy was ~sted four times during a i4-month span. : After his last aurest, he "Pleaded guilty to letting tninors drink Blcohol in a ~otel room be JJ.ad rented. H.e served two days io jail. ; The Bengals, who issued @ .~!l!.~lJ!Cnt tltpr.cssing_ ... fftistrition,_- !"ith k emy when he 'IIIIlS in traffic ~;oun. a _year ago for driving with a suspended .license, were not aware of the latest ticket, .a ·spdkesman said. 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M ---~ - s2 WP- Soymour. LP- Cummins. of Summer~. but Monday's start wasn't what anyone h.ad hoped for - . not even 1be winners. A cool, rainy . -day forced - a move from- Southern's Star Mill park .to .Ripley, where the host Vikings defeated coach · Ryan Lemley's Tornadoes 11-1 in five innings in the Tornado season opener. W$ the first varsity tilt in the books, Soutberri ·i.s now 0-1 , while Ripley moves to 4-3. West Vll'ginia teams can begin play up to two weeks earlier than teams in Ohio. Southeril threatened in the first inning on a single by Kreig Kleski, a force out, an error and two walks to load . . ....., c.u %, ,. the bases, however, a strike 'Point Pleasant'sMTlB SorTIITllir1ilides into home while Meigs -catcher Shanalle Smith guards the plate during a high school out ended the inning . . softball game Tuesd~ in Point Pleasant, W.va. · Ripley 's Josh Taylor led off . . , with a single and Casey Meigs loses opener to Point Pleasant ;:::~~i:c~~ m IIYLl eaarw ; ·C .. : ' POINT !PLEA:SANT, W.Va. - .Point .Pleasant pitCher·.ICsla Wyant slfrc lie ""'""' lign ~""'" ·" ;,.... ----the ··-liCISOn '-""' ~rtP....., Illl.of was .a IIIC!morable ooe. Wyant threw .a no-hitter io belpmgtheLadyKni..$1!ts(5-4)edge abo...e .5oo with a 90 shutout of visiting 'Meigs TUesday night 'Tuesday's game was supposed to be the .home opener for the Lady Marauders, bot :maae · · ]lOOT field conditions moved was 2-for-2 at the plate witlt However -n one of the half dozen runners managed 10 the contest 1o tbe softball three runs scored. fields at Point Pleasant High The Lady Knights also reach home. School. received bat support from Ebersbacb was credited And Wyant took advan· Jennifer Wickline, who was with the pitchinJl; loss,, fantage of the home ,OOOkifi¥. . . 2 ·fo!·2 .with_a 4ouj)le, while !ling (iv~ Batters !ill~ Walke , ":She serv _· a.~ ·""· 18 s!J'ikec.- Devm~Cotlflli; ·Alissa D mt+-m"--1. (J ;-~p4le¥_cen- mrungs of "V '"" "' · · Olll:ll w)lle.allolill 1ng.Oiily six Blld · M lr.nuda T hompson · work. · ., . runners 011 thanks to added a hit each. Darst also Point .Pleasant wasted lit· five walks and an error as had a soli4 night behind the tle time taking control of the Lady Mmauders (0-1) plate catching for Wyant. Tuesday' s contest as all sttugglcd out of the gate. · Meigs had trouble ketting three hitters at the top of the 1be strong performance on anything going at the plate order - CottriU, Darst and tbe mound also sparked _an with only six ·baserunners- Sommer- reached on two nffensivesuxge~ the Lady three of which came from walks and .an error to load Knights smashed liCVen hits Hailey Ebersbach who was led :by Anna Sommer who walked three limes . ·'I 1 . . OJ 1 ll a base on an error that all owed two runs to score in a 2-0 Ripley firSt inning. Southern went down 1-2 · 3 in the second inning. Ripley had the fU"st two men . fall "ictims · ·to Ryan . · .char ;an...ru-ib.JJtru, then · "" m · · h'ts "....:· '·T~a "" '" ·doubl' . . ~ on n at bat and"'lrotted · home after a passed ball and fielder 's choice, the score 30: ' Southern threatened in the third inning when lead-off hitte r J .D. Wh inington 4 '' Ph we - SGIIIsrn1. 81 Buckeyes . · Ole - ~ 81-69 to rmrh NIT Final 8Y ._.I Ohio 1M MAJUE'ITA - 'There will be.aUSSSA Mens clall 'NEW YOU - Ohio D ·l lld iE toftball UlilnWDimt State will pt JUlOtbrer Saturday, A¢1. 12. .in cbanoe rto wrap lap .its - Marietta. SOil ·with .. titk, thoulb not : The tournlment will be .quite :tbe one the Bucb_yes round-robin with siqgle ~litnin•tio:m rounds to fol- .~in .mind when f.a1l JDDstarted. .low. \Ihc cost is SllS with 1loe Hey, at least tbey don t awards ,Biven to 'first aDd hl:v.e mess with Florida ieoond ]llaoe. Ibis time. : For more information, fl]cue contact BJ. Mayer at s.e1 a 13 10 5 7 RIPLEY, W.Va. - Fans have longed for the "Boys •ssoc:IATEP PIIEB6 lbNTAci'Us - Jamar Butler and Evan 'I'umer scored 17 cac'h, and ~ Buckeyes used a buckling half-court trap and an ~ly_ 1_~ run to beat 81-69 on Misstsstppt Thcsday night in tbc NIT : semjfipals. ~40-336-'5660 Royal Dutch Shall...:. • • . s-a Holding (USIMQ) -.rOil~ IIIIJ lee - 8Y Scot I WGu=E Sl'Ol!TS CORRESI'ONDENT :to Pap alco (N-nE}- n.u .., ....... lf"SDAI:ij -11.18 · Rack aU (NYSE)- !111.71 RDcky ,8oQia (NilSOAQ)- 1 Meils d•ss D,E· Softltall toomey iii .MarieU.a d:s-.__ta (740} 446-7619 USB!Ir*~-'M.D1 GMII181t i~)-S2l a A-13, £aMn 7 A . 1105 D70 1 E om oto 1 . - !i • p.111. Eastern added one more run i n the seventh w hen C leland drove · in Hau ber with a single. but that was all the scoring they would get. Megan C arnah an and Kelsey Holter each had two walks for the Lady Eagles, both coming on lheir fU"St and last at-bats. The Lady Eagles return to action on Thursday when they' n travel to Waterford to open Tri-Valley Conference Hocking Divisiqn play. Start time will be 5 p .m. Ripley beats Southern ll-1. inlbroado opener . - W I I II 'liillgl,llt . . . . .- . m Eastern added their fdth. After .Rawson' s double, 1H.auber earned her second RBI on a fielder's choice. The soore in the middle of the third was 5-0. After little success in the first two innings, A~ns came alive for four hits in tbe third, including two doubles and a homerun, to tir: the _game 5-5. The fourth inning was scoreless, and .in the top -of the fifth Eastern reg ained the lead o n Rawson's leadoff homerun. The Lady Eagles had three strikeouts in the inning. That set tbe . stage for Athens' big fifth.·The 'Lady Bulldogs batted JUOund, tbough they only had two hits . along the way. Two walks, a hit batsman, and an error helped get runners on, and two doubles from the same player helped get tbem back home. l .~~.It • 117.21 ' . Offensively, Allie Rawson was 2 -for-4 with a bomeru11 and a double for 11'UP.PCRS PLAINS Eastern, and teammate M'ter an ·e xcellent season Jessica Cleland was 2-for-3' opener on Monday against -with t1uce runs halted in. The Lady Eagles started River Valley, 1be Eastern Lady Eag!es SCI~ team llttOng against Athens 'With was looking for m ~ tbeirfirst four ·batters reachwinning strUk >011 Tuesday il\g base. Kathryn Bland against AibenS. But .a seven- 'WliS the fourth and did so run :fifth innil18 for the 'Lady with a double. Cassie Bulldogs put &stem . llbnber stepped to the p]Jite behind for the first time, next, mdled on an ctior, and the Lady !Eagles went lUid was credited with an on to lOBe 13-7. iRBI in doing so. Cleland Sami Cummmins pi.t.Cbed finished the !IOOI"iug, knockfor &•em (l-1), earning in&inlbr:LIIizy&gles'third five mikeouu and six · .and fourth nins ·with a sin· walks in 'her second-st:rslPt .gle. start. !Jn the :third inning, ~i.~NELCOM ~ -.. ;8JihiiiW~,lM :1'1-..m. rGALlJIPGU.JIS 'Thumbelina :is :the story ofa tiny little girl, no 'bigger than a thumb, :Who ihBd a walnut shell for .aibed, vidlet petals for .a :mattress .and ,a tulip petill 'bl AD!rcit, who encounters sevail >Obstacles before finally Wing the Land of 'the little ~le. The faiJ:y 'tale, \Wliittcn by Hans Christian Arukrson ,will be performed <Oil~ · 18, J 9, and 20 at 1bc Aiiicl.Ann- Carson . Dater rPerforming Ans .Centre rin rGallipolis. Tiolret prices .are $10 for VIP seats, $8 for adults, $7 for ·seniors, .and $6 for students. Coryn Lord, 'the ilaugbter of Cathy and Lee !Lord of Jackson, plays the part of Thumbelina. ·. ' -------__ _Athens comes from behind tO down Lady Eagles .. ....... Thumbelina .o.~y-.- • .. :POMEADV -A -~of - Atid~~ 1IJIID \ • WIN U~ TO $),000 ! !! i1be following students -~ lUillle.i to ihe dean"s 411 Rocking C ollege, eamii!g a ~ point.avetl!ge of41tila&t ~ ~: Jordan Bass, 'Syracuse; . ~a:meS Crow, Ne1sonv.ille; 'ifTevor Depoy, iPomeroy~ Neil rGiles, Albany; 1iiffany Jbuler. iPomeroy.; Maty Hickman, M~~ Brandy lfitilibard, . · Racinda Kimes, iPomcmy~ Sarah Martind8le, IPomcroy~ Amber ~er, Racine; Aiihley ~av.age, Albany~ ­ ScOn Tobm, Pomeroy. . Bl The Daily Se~tinel IV~ Wtdlw why, April2, 2JOOB " liamily Activities ~n ()pail Dyer imnounced that pop llibs, Campbe)ls ~ !labels .and eye glasses s'hquld be liii1ICd m by >the iPomona Meeting on May 1610 be donated for the Ohio School for tbe IJl)eaf iihmefllimJteseadl<libaut . ;Plansif&cttld m<"iftioe D&cts IIIC'$ lOad! for :adults and $850rfor dJilalmbrtbcblked Sleak 1JiCII] 10 be '8Cf>ICd by t1he Ameliclln lcgioo. Tkkets 11111Y ~ pli'Chascld from Joclil gr&~~ge Masters . . os81ie~IP4lttyDyer orChai'Jes Yost; -or 1from IPmnoila Grange Master~ .Midldff or Uounty !Dqwnles Op8l ~Dye~- or P.attv Dyer. "'lida!ts :must 'be }liirchased by ~ lB. in other !business, lthe rnext meeting was 1'Q i¢1 ltllliwe..!limmy Stswan, Oil illii, joined ""''I EtifTmap 2S5 ifor. picluie -during their ..... Wilt i1D llhe StaCiipllli. llat i1D rrighl, ... ~ 1lle laccb l.llmley, Nick !Bulle, a Cook,<lackrtwhn,Scout'Ma h3terik1Aal I ad,Tyter8albel, I(S'z !llit) lll\Yfm1 tllorris, Grmett 0: luweH, IUimlhall ~r 1 ad, !aqgett's office. W ' ' 3' 'Snnny. ll'lighs mostly, cloudy. Lows in the !Ethan lfikillirVlam, <Garrett !Ritchie Jm1 Julilin IRartls. . epresentati11e Stew.art rin ltbe mid 50s. Nortbeast mid 30s. Nortbcast winds · :winds 5 to lO:mph. . . iipOke with the 1>00uts .and .around :5 mph. 4111Swered questions Jiboot enjoyed ihe tqp .arid got a Aooolqp8nying t1he i1roQp to W' fQ\ "L' I 'I' II!Y...Cioudy with .a ..his Tole • as State first hand aook .at -!lbe 'leg- !Columbus were RiChard Partly cloudy 4n 1he 50 jJJCicmt chance of THin. !Representative . The bays js1ati<Me process. J euiley .and'IDmliRees. -evening ...11bcn ibecomiJlg Higlis in the mid 50s. NELSONVll.Jl.E - A"« Gnmge banquet set for April25 II rinn:oducing rthem rto rtbe Hoose. l1he scouts .are 'wodcing on ,.citizenship m rthc: nation merit ~e rprognun .and rihe :tt\p ColJIPleted oone lllf !he Tequirements. They were also welcomed 'by a staff member from :the office of ·Senator J oy ,, 7 s..,... m CHESlER - Members of ~ 'Scout lroqp 235, Obester., .and :their scout master w.ere rin Oolurribu~ rr.eoently flO meet with R~tative !Jimmy Stew.ar:t .at the :state Clqlitol. 1'he scouts were ta'ken -on 411l0m' lllf 1he Oqlita1.and sat lin -on .a session >Of rthc: H ouse cl Rej)llCsentatives with · R~ve ·--_.._,.lllwilii CJIIiri's ........ I Boy Scoo1s.meet Jil I I I ••.,.,. PageA6 .. , 1-740-446-2342 lllrt. 33 . rOhio State (23-1.3) will ..,.. -1-7-iliiDII pl.ay ~sac_husetts for the -,--oponoemydOiyaallinot,aom cbllmptonsh•p Thursday ·f.. llltgllt, after the ~utem.en 7 • """ off•Fionda 78-66 ErtcRis ~-'l.&pai111 . . . knocked and allowed a s ; : but (741) 44112M2. - 33 . vocal continge of aaodolptterf¥illll~w:llilel.com ~ucke_ye !lms, to athe .a ..,_., ••a.811ai11Wttllr little easter before theu (7<10)-.a42.- 33 game even began. ~···¥' l)b'tbune.corn "I know there's a bunch of people in this room who LimY idl Wtltu t"r<IO) 441 ~- - 33 are a lot more disappointed tcrume,.,di!IW:JJ' , AXJm en.." ' • • I than I lUll," coach Thad Mlltla Slid, when someone State's David Lighty, left, ·•~11Bd be JDisht. have m.hstw! -anodler chance at the team that beat Ohio Staiefor:tbe national cham· shoots against ore Miss · Patrick Spach in the second half during ]1\0IIIhip tat JaSOil That wasn't the o~y time tbe Olton; sot the best of ( the ·Buclte_yes, though/. Florida's football teBIII romped ~t Ohio State to win the ~007 BCS championship, too . . "Seems like we've started · a little rivalry with the Gators,~ said Butler, who limped around tbe locker room with an ioe pack on his ankle after the game. "But it looked like UM.ass was the better team tonight" The Minutemen have already shown incredible q:siliency io coming back from second-half deficits of L2 against Akron, 22 against Syracuse and agarinst the Gators just to reach the NIT champi· onship. rune 'I 11 . . Nit a a semifinal game of the NIT college basketball touma- . ment Tuesday at Madison Square 111.~~,,.. Garden in New YoAI. Ohio State won 8.1· 1?9. ,.~ I I �I .. . The Daily Sentinel ,. II'OMF.ROV - Meigs Uounty Pomona changcld.from May 2 to MI!Y I 61o be b:14 G!qe -446 met il"eCCIIIJy and .IIIIide :fuuil lit 'ihe IR.acine rGnmge Hall. 1"ht !bating COil:" . plans ifor ibeir DnualBmqnet to be beld 011 teSts will be held. The date was Changed firiday, IPIIII . • 4ll tbe f ormer .due 'todx: Slate ritualistic.and.Qrill oontesta Sali&bucy 'SChool. Friendly Hills 1o be held on May 3. : · It.... Stewart 'd ., s...- :CHJIS to~ 3 - 7 ....... nst and VOSH.. . Lecturer Janis Macomber conducted ·the Jiteraiy ;progrBIII on Ohio H istOI)' and gave each person in 11ttendance Jelly Beans. 'Star Grange served as !bostJ; and <served J:efresbments fOllowing ftle ~g . · 55 - ; ;liiy""'JJh S111FFR&.XI !liM I 9oUihom at Soull> eo., s p:m. 'CII' _.,.., _ _ ,,5p.m. -"""-v·a t - Cclunly. 5l>.m. . 'Soulhom lltSOUIII - · '5 p.m. C l - • • - - . . v . 5p,m. Southeast winils.5 rto J 0 mpK 'llumldav ri ' I ·· " L Showers likcly. Ntt t i ~ with lows in the I1IPPCI' 409. Soutbeasl winds :5'10 l O:mpll. . Clumce of rain 70 percent ' PlAY _COVERALL Bl GO -·-·-IIIII¥.. \.,.L &; --,...... 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Betuy was ~sted four times during a i4-month span. : After his last aurest, he "Pleaded guilty to letting tninors drink Blcohol in a ~otel room be JJ.ad rented. H.e served two days io jail. ; The Bengals, who issued @ .~!l!.~lJ!Cnt tltpr.cssing_ ... fftistrition,_- !"ith k emy when he 'IIIIlS in traffic ~;oun. a _year ago for driving with a suspended .license, were not aware of the latest ticket, .a ·spdkesman said. A 1DCSSftBC for Berny's ~ent, .Marvin FlliZier, was not immediately :returned Tuelld.ay. DAQ)-86.94 Claiiplon (N'SOAQ)~ -4;!11) Cia mlng 'Shopa (N'SD'Gl 8 elibiliai, •~­ Woboiesale · ·Reta1J .• City lfilolcllng (NASDAQ)- . 41.3C Colina (NYSE) DUPant (NYSE} -47.75 -'511.- r--llipolis I ()!do - A'QJENS ·o . .... Eia:bic ;~- inW11Ul l 37.01 llerlay Davillllon i(N\'SE)38.U . . JP'R iili '{ NVa:)-# 'K1'oglr (IIYSE) -25.112. 'Limlalld Blaiida~- Sll '- '"""'"' S~3S71 • . TODAY'S . NoffUik SUll . 'So&iiMm '"' SE) ..:.. · Ohio Vallaj s.nc: .Corp. (NA90AQ)-25 BBT (NYSE)-34.18 P _jill r(NASNQ)-25.75 IS: 2J5...A Sildt Slnlt 11t. r •· wv 25551 JIU75:1136 .Fu: 31U75-7317 . 1 '! , , aiM • -108A7 Walllat(Nne)-M· · ••dJ '• ·(tn'SE)~an · ............. i(IIIYJilfJ- .u:: , ...WA cl 7 -o1 II a ••,::,.... 1, d ••rznr •Ill . . . . . . . . Q- i a f!-..4414441 . . . rl I I ; .. a..c. ' • ·1 ' ~ --------------··------' ' • ... , n• ~ I -. .? a£de.ia ... ,._' .. JWGintPIIilniP (1114)V.te174. M ---~ - s2 WP- Soymour. LP- Cummins. of Summer~. but Monday's start wasn't what anyone h.ad hoped for - . not even 1be winners. A cool, rainy . -day forced - a move from- Southern's Star Mill park .to .Ripley, where the host Vikings defeated coach · Ryan Lemley's Tornadoes 11-1 in five innings in the Tornado season opener. W$ the first varsity tilt in the books, Soutberri ·i.s now 0-1 , while Ripley moves to 4-3. West Vll'ginia teams can begin play up to two weeks earlier than teams in Ohio. Southeril threatened in the first inning on a single by Kreig Kleski, a force out, an error and two walks to load . . ....., c.u %, ,. the bases, however, a strike 'Point Pleasant'sMTlB SorTIITllir1ilides into home while Meigs -catcher Shanalle Smith guards the plate during a high school out ended the inning . . softball game Tuesd~ in Point Pleasant, W.va. · Ripley 's Josh Taylor led off . . , with a single and Casey Meigs loses opener to Point Pleasant ;:::~~i:c~~ m IIYLl eaarw ; ·C .. : ' POINT !PLEA:SANT, W.Va. - .Point .Pleasant pitCher·.ICsla Wyant slfrc lie ""'""' lign ~""'" ·" ;,.... ----the ··-liCISOn '-""' ~rtP....., Illl.of was .a IIIC!morable ooe. Wyant threw .a no-hitter io belpmgtheLadyKni..$1!ts(5-4)edge abo...e .5oo with a 90 shutout of visiting 'Meigs TUesday night 'Tuesday's game was supposed to be the .home opener for the Lady Marauders, bot :maae · · ]lOOT field conditions moved was 2-for-2 at the plate witlt However -n one of the half dozen runners managed 10 the contest 1o tbe softball three runs scored. fields at Point Pleasant High The Lady Knights also reach home. School. received bat support from Ebersbacb was credited And Wyant took advan· Jennifer Wickline, who was with the pitchinJl; loss,, fantage of the home ,OOOkifi¥. . . 2 ·fo!·2 .with_a 4ouj)le, while !ling (iv~ Batters !ill~ Walke , ":She serv _· a.~ ·""· 18 s!J'ikec.- Devm~Cotlflli; ·Alissa D mt+-m"--1. (J ;-~p4le¥_cen- mrungs of "V '"" "' · · Olll:ll w)lle.allolill 1ng.Oiily six Blld · M lr.nuda T hompson · work. · ., . runners 011 thanks to added a hit each. Darst also Point .Pleasant wasted lit· five walks and an error as had a soli4 night behind the tle time taking control of the Lady Mmauders (0-1) plate catching for Wyant. Tuesday' s contest as all sttugglcd out of the gate. · Meigs had trouble ketting three hitters at the top of the 1be strong performance on anything going at the plate order - CottriU, Darst and tbe mound also sparked _an with only six ·baserunners- Sommer- reached on two nffensivesuxge~ the Lady three of which came from walks and .an error to load Knights smashed liCVen hits Hailey Ebersbach who was led :by Anna Sommer who walked three limes . ·'I 1 . . OJ 1 ll a base on an error that all owed two runs to score in a 2-0 Ripley firSt inning. Southern went down 1-2 · 3 in the second inning. Ripley had the fU"st two men . fall "ictims · ·to Ryan . · .char ;an...ru-ib.JJtru, then · "" m · · h'ts "....:· '·T~a "" '" ·doubl' . . ~ on n at bat and"'lrotted · home after a passed ball and fielder 's choice, the score 30: ' Southern threatened in the third inning when lead-off hitte r J .D. Wh inington 4 '' Ph we - SGIIIsrn1. 81 Buckeyes . · Ole - ~ 81-69 to rmrh NIT Final 8Y ._.I Ohio 1M MAJUE'ITA - 'There will be.aUSSSA Mens clall 'NEW YOU - Ohio D ·l lld iE toftball UlilnWDimt State will pt JUlOtbrer Saturday, A¢1. 12. .in cbanoe rto wrap lap .its - Marietta. SOil ·with .. titk, thoulb not : The tournlment will be .quite :tbe one the Bucb_yes round-robin with siqgle ~litnin•tio:m rounds to fol- .~in .mind when f.a1l JDDstarted. .low. \Ihc cost is SllS with 1loe Hey, at least tbey don t awards ,Biven to 'first aDd hl:v.e mess with Florida ieoond ]llaoe. Ibis time. : For more information, fl]cue contact BJ. Mayer at s.e1 a 13 10 5 7 RIPLEY, W.Va. - Fans have longed for the "Boys •ssoc:IATEP PIIEB6 lbNTAci'Us - Jamar Butler and Evan 'I'umer scored 17 cac'h, and ~ Buckeyes used a buckling half-court trap and an ~ly_ 1_~ run to beat 81-69 on Misstsstppt Thcsday night in tbc NIT : semjfipals. ~40-336-'5660 Royal Dutch Shall...:. • • . s-a Holding (USIMQ) -.rOil~ IIIIJ lee - 8Y Scot I WGu=E Sl'Ol!TS CORRESI'ONDENT :to Pap alco (N-nE}- n.u .., ....... lf"SDAI:ij -11.18 · Rack aU (NYSE)- !111.71 RDcky ,8oQia (NilSOAQ)- 1 Meils d•ss D,E· Softltall toomey iii .MarieU.a d:s-.__ta (740} 446-7619 USB!Ir*~-'M.D1 GMII181t i~)-S2l a A-13, £aMn 7 A . 1105 D70 1 E om oto 1 . - !i • p.111. Eastern added one more run i n the seventh w hen C leland drove · in Hau ber with a single. but that was all the scoring they would get. Megan C arnah an and Kelsey Holter each had two walks for the Lady Eagles, both coming on lheir fU"St and last at-bats. The Lady Eagles return to action on Thursday when they' n travel to Waterford to open Tri-Valley Conference Hocking Divisiqn play. Start time will be 5 p .m. Ripley beats Southern ll-1. inlbroado opener . - W I I II 'liillgl,llt . . . . .- . m Eastern added their fdth. After .Rawson' s double, 1H.auber earned her second RBI on a fielder's choice. The soore in the middle of the third was 5-0. After little success in the first two innings, A~ns came alive for four hits in tbe third, including two doubles and a homerun, to tir: the _game 5-5. The fourth inning was scoreless, and .in the top -of the fifth Eastern reg ained the lead o n Rawson's leadoff homerun. The Lady Eagles had three strikeouts in the inning. That set tbe . stage for Athens' big fifth.·The 'Lady Bulldogs batted JUOund, tbough they only had two hits . along the way. Two walks, a hit batsman, and an error helped get runners on, and two doubles from the same player helped get tbem back home. l .~~.It • 117.21 ' . Offensively, Allie Rawson was 2 -for-4 with a bomeru11 and a double for 11'UP.PCRS PLAINS Eastern, and teammate M'ter an ·e xcellent season Jessica Cleland was 2-for-3' opener on Monday against -with t1uce runs halted in. The Lady Eagles started River Valley, 1be Eastern Lady Eag!es SCI~ team llttOng against Athens 'With was looking for m ~ tbeirfirst four ·batters reachwinning strUk >011 Tuesday il\g base. Kathryn Bland against AibenS. But .a seven- 'WliS the fourth and did so run :fifth innil18 for the 'Lady with a double. Cassie Bulldogs put &stem . llbnber stepped to the p]Jite behind for the first time, next, mdled on an ctior, and the Lady !Eagles went lUid was credited with an on to lOBe 13-7. iRBI in doing so. Cleland Sami Cummmins pi.t.Cbed finished the !IOOI"iug, knockfor &•em (l-1), earning in&inlbr:LIIizy&gles'third five mikeouu and six · .and fourth nins ·with a sin· walks in 'her second-st:rslPt .gle. start. !Jn the :third inning, ~i.~NELCOM ~ -.. ;8JihiiiW~,lM :1'1-..m. rGALlJIPGU.JIS 'Thumbelina :is :the story ofa tiny little girl, no 'bigger than a thumb, :Who ihBd a walnut shell for .aibed, vidlet petals for .a :mattress .and ,a tulip petill 'bl AD!rcit, who encounters sevail >Obstacles before finally Wing the Land of 'the little ~le. The faiJ:y 'tale, \Wliittcn by Hans Christian Arukrson ,will be performed <Oil~ · 18, J 9, and 20 at 1bc Aiiicl.Ann- Carson . Dater rPerforming Ans .Centre rin rGallipolis. Tiolret prices .are $10 for VIP seats, $8 for adults, $7 for ·seniors, .and $6 for students. Coryn Lord, 'the ilaugbter of Cathy and Lee !Lord of Jackson, plays the part of Thumbelina. ·. ' -------__ _Athens comes from behind tO down Lady Eagles .. ....... Thumbelina .o.~y-.- • .. :POMEADV -A -~of - Atid~~ 1IJIID \ • WIN U~ TO $),000 ! !! i1be following students -~ lUillle.i to ihe dean"s 411 Rocking C ollege, eamii!g a ~ point.avetl!ge of41tila&t ~ ~: Jordan Bass, 'Syracuse; . ~a:meS Crow, Ne1sonv.ille; 'ifTevor Depoy, iPomeroy~ Neil rGiles, Albany; 1iiffany Jbuler. iPomeroy.; Maty Hickman, M~~ Brandy lfitilibard, . · Racinda Kimes, iPomcmy~ Sarah Martind8le, IPomcroy~ Amber ~er, Racine; Aiihley ~av.age, Albany~ ­ ScOn Tobm, Pomeroy. . Bl The Daily Se~tinel IV~ Wtdlw why, April2, 2JOOB " liamily Activities ~n ()pail Dyer imnounced that pop llibs, Campbe)ls ~ !labels .and eye glasses s'hquld be liii1ICd m by >the iPomona Meeting on May 1610 be donated for the Ohio School for tbe IJl)eaf iihmefllimJteseadl<libaut . ;Plansif&cttld m<"iftioe D&cts IIIC'$ lOad! for :adults and $850rfor dJilalmbrtbcblked Sleak 1JiCII] 10 be '8Cf>ICd by t1he Ameliclln lcgioo. Tkkets 11111Y ~ pli'Chascld from Joclil gr&~~ge Masters . . os81ie~IP4lttyDyer orChai'Jes Yost; -or 1from IPmnoila Grange Master~ .Midldff or Uounty !Dqwnles Op8l ~Dye~- or P.attv Dyer. "'lida!ts :must 'be }liirchased by ~ lB. in other !business, lthe rnext meeting was 1'Q i¢1 ltllliwe..!limmy Stswan, Oil illii, joined ""''I EtifTmap 2S5 ifor. picluie -during their ..... Wilt i1D llhe StaCiipllli. llat i1D rrighl, ... ~ 1lle laccb l.llmley, Nick !Bulle, a Cook,<lackrtwhn,Scout'Ma h3terik1Aal I ad,Tyter8albel, I(S'z !llit) lll\Yfm1 tllorris, Grmett 0: luweH, IUimlhall ~r 1 ad, !aqgett's office. W ' ' 3' 'Snnny. ll'lighs mostly, cloudy. Lows in the !Ethan lfikillirVlam, <Garrett !Ritchie Jm1 Julilin IRartls. . epresentati11e Stew.art rin ltbe mid 50s. Nortbeast mid 30s. Nortbcast winds · :winds 5 to lO:mph. . . iipOke with the 1>00uts .and .around :5 mph. 4111Swered questions Jiboot enjoyed ihe tqp .arid got a Aooolqp8nying t1he i1roQp to W' fQ\ "L' I 'I' II!Y...Cioudy with .a ..his Tole • as State first hand aook .at -!lbe 'leg- !Columbus were RiChard Partly cloudy 4n 1he 50 jJJCicmt chance of THin. !Representative . The bays js1ati<Me process. J euiley .and'IDmliRees. -evening ...11bcn ibecomiJlg Higlis in the mid 50s. NELSONVll.Jl.E - A"« Gnmge banquet set for April25 II rinn:oducing rthem rto rtbe Hoose. l1he scouts .are 'wodcing on ,.citizenship m rthc: nation merit ~e rprognun .and rihe :tt\p ColJIPleted oone lllf !he Tequirements. They were also welcomed 'by a staff member from :the office of ·Senator J oy ,, 7 s..,... m CHESlER - Members of ~ 'Scout lroqp 235, Obester., .and :their scout master w.ere rin Oolurribu~ rr.eoently flO meet with R~tative !Jimmy Stew.ar:t .at the :state Clqlitol. 1'he scouts were ta'ken -on 411l0m' lllf 1he Oqlita1.and sat lin -on .a session >Of rthc: H ouse cl Rej)llCsentatives with · R~ve ·--_.._,.lllwilii CJIIiri's ........ I Boy Scoo1s.meet Jil I I I ••.,.,. PageA6 .. , 1-740-446-2342 lllrt. 33 . rOhio State (23-1.3) will ..,.. -1-7-iliiDII pl.ay ~sac_husetts for the -,--oponoemydOiyaallinot,aom cbllmptonsh•p Thursday ·f.. llltgllt, after the ~utem.en 7 • """ off•Fionda 78-66 ErtcRis ~-'l.&pai111 . . . knocked and allowed a s ; : but (741) 44112M2. - 33 . vocal continge of aaodolptterf¥illll~w:llilel.com ~ucke_ye !lms, to athe .a ..,_., ••a.811ai11Wttllr little easter before theu (7<10)-.a42.- 33 game even began. ~···¥' l)b'tbune.corn "I know there's a bunch of people in this room who LimY idl Wtltu t"r<IO) 441 ~- - 33 are a lot more disappointed tcrume,.,di!IW:JJ' , AXJm en.." ' • • I than I lUll," coach Thad Mlltla Slid, when someone State's David Lighty, left, ·•~11Bd be JDisht. have m.hstw! -anodler chance at the team that beat Ohio Staiefor:tbe national cham· shoots against ore Miss · Patrick Spach in the second half during ]1\0IIIhip tat JaSOil That wasn't the o~y time tbe Olton; sot the best of ( the ·Buclte_yes, though/. Florida's football teBIII romped ~t Ohio State to win the ~007 BCS championship, too . . "Seems like we've started · a little rivalry with the Gators,~ said Butler, who limped around tbe locker room with an ioe pack on his ankle after the game. "But it looked like UM.ass was the better team tonight" The Minutemen have already shown incredible q:siliency io coming back from second-half deficits of L2 against Akron, 22 against Syracuse and agarinst the Gators just to reach the NIT champi· onship. rune 'I 11 . . Nit a a semifinal game of the NIT college basketball touma- . ment Tuesday at Madison Square 111.~~,,.. Garden in New YoAI. Ohio State won 8.1· 1?9. ,.~ I I �The Daily Sentinel • Page 83 Source: Kent State to Geno Ford new bead coach Wednesday NIT linofic-r.•• ooaOh Andy ~Kennedy Sliid. "ilhat's What seniors -should ib:" Wlllllllll ihad m-s [p<!Jint1> !far Ole Miss., whiCh .already !had lihe -seoond-most wins in V.u;ginia 1'cedh lin l1he NIT .quanelifina'ls Witb .a -46-23 .advantage, lbut w.atcihed Ohi0 'State pull &w.n .56 !febolmds against j~Htt 37 for the iRcbels. ~'That is the first time -we've lbeen cOutre'OOundCd by oouble.,figures .all y.ear. 1lb.af-~; w.ihat we .do," Kennedy ·'Said. ~\But lihey .came .and .answ.er.ed lihat .question eanly." . D.avid Lighty .and lilest.a lilaufas .add.ed 1'6 !Points eadh for <the 8udkeyes, who II!Jst -Gr~ Oden, Mike !Conley Dr. .and lll>aeguan Qtrtbunt - Sentinel - C L A S S I F I E ·o Ole Miss 1(24-3 n~ lliiic4 !tc ~llbist~<ey .despite lhav· s~ 1!0IIIC -0f • m~ . lil!g !furu llir.eSiunen .and ~wo '------------in the ~d f!uil£, ~ sqpbammbs lin its regUlar CLEVELAND - Kent l!ln its ~ lii!IP .and -s'loll4y lfotallien. D.a~id Huelttas State assistant Gono Ford is . \lACn:tlj»darcil bearer , whittling &!w.n .a 2i"iJ6int .eN!nl! 16 pmns, Dw~ .e~ to ·t ake over tbe •Iff etoefumoe. de'fiicit. ·· · Ptmfis bad 11.2 jj)Gints .aDd ll5 men'•s baSketball prog.am:, Bef«.e K.ent :st.at.e ~mst lin "W.e said ;at lla1fiime 11101 lfe'Mu:nil&, .and Wiill:ialns ·· replacing lim Ou;i~an., tbiB yCB!f's NCAA mumey, t0 let om :guar.d oow.n," '!lD.I'Ired! l. who resigoed tast week. Kennelly blew !l'hor.e w.as .a IBllfler said. "Then w.e <CIIIIlC The y.outbful Rebels A persliln wilb blowledg.e within die Pf<lilglfJilll l0 good dumee <Jl)rislian <0llt .and !.et •(JUT :guar.d 1W1J!Cd ilO selile .d0Mill .after of lihe negiltiallions lt0111 The ~ace {lbriSlian., wihe w<BI.l'LUeav.e. 110w.etJ:cr, lhe d0wn." .a lb1ea'lc. fust lha1L <When Associated Press il:luu rord went BS-513 tlllld llOOk tt:be w:as ron!iii1oni lib:, ·sdln1101 . "11he ~ead w.a0 5'6-3il when . Ohio 'State IPiWil ,itJorn .up i.s expected ro 'be mtr0-- Goib Fla!ibes lt0 twe wmrld be ;a'D1e 1tm .atrr.aclt :a fre-sbmanCimisW.amenlhit<a .at tfue midcilmtt lli:ne .and ICadkitl!lttheNliA<dr.aftifrem dUced Wednesday. The per- NCAA llmlJ;neys .anc!l three ti\g--iiilUDe lfqfuwemcnt. . 3-JWint.er_ .and 1l'lfCMCM JPI'.CSSured ilhem ~nto 1ast year's llllltiona'l ltunner'S()ll spok on lihe oondilli0n NITs. However, <JiuiiSliian In Olri!J, l'«.lf1> lll8IDe iis G.aslcins ifmlll!llN.ed wifu .a twlnf.il:v.er .aftentumlilv.er. up - .a mJWling lblow Ito of an(l)nymity because w.as 10-5 in i1lhe postseason, lhig enr;,JJ:l§h. pair .ef ifree il:1u:I!Jws - ilhe 'l1he game 'Was ltied when most pregrarns. Ford's «>ntr.act has oot .8l1d ooncludell his irnpr.esHe w.as nlUT!tllil AP Ohlo'li first · peints by .a IIIOnstar.ter lthe 8wlkey.es w.ent <lilD il:hcir \Yet iObio 'State -still !had .an been fiirudiud. siv~ stint .at ilhe micil-majm- Mr. B.asketba11 .after play- ll!lrOle Miss. 'Seooncilsllatcr., bjg llllll~ _gettil!g ci,ght ,af a;<~ RPJ ·Of -42 wiih 'w.ins IOV.er Cbristi.an left after diix sobool with a ifU-5il first- 1ng ifm hi;; lfather, Gene, .at Kenny WJJliams iX'IIIVettteO ~ jpOi:ntsofftumi!JVers NCAA toumament lteams seasons to l:ak over .at FGund I(I)SS ikl UNLV in the CanibJlidgeHig~r:S:dboo1. All a ltllinever lby Butler · ;andit!l'k!it\gJl2'7-l<GTheadl@ll;a Mlribigan State .and llw:due TCU. Midwest regional. Ohio, llibe . scr.apJ'ly IPGint <IIllike lit 56-45 'Wiih a1 min- Jinm,per lb y 'fum= w.ith .in MarCh, .8l1d seemed to fiord i.nherits _.a pmgm-.am In that g.ame., Kent State gu.Bifd 1iOOiled Q,752 jOO)ints Ol1e!; lleft. Ql(i}:M 1W •ge. . have .an lf!ntside <dhanee <lilf 1ha1 WGn al least 2() games SOOTU jjust U@ points lin tthe . in four y.ears lbefwe lbeg;inJlhe RebOJs l)lU1 <Gpe il.ast 1 D~Sl. <C~nced .8 rma1cing \the lbj.g ltlilllllll81ll in eacb of illbe flliS1 10 1iCa- fust bali. . . nin,g Ibis <()B8Qbit1£ a!Tber .as run 'ti!J_gether, w.itb W.anmn IOI'l&dlii; wmst ~tmare, <t(') until <the £i.na1 ll.e.am w.as S0ns. The G0ldcn Rashes DlliiDg bii news oonfcr~ a ;gr.ailuate .aSJ>ist.ant <Wiillh ibi:tliing •tlu;ee 3i)!!Oi:nt.ers !Ciiil ~Gmc on .a 1big -s:ta_ge .and .imnounced on 'Se1ectiGn won lhe Mid-Aml:r~can enoe ilast wee'k lin Da'll.as, tt:be ·B0hcat;; in U~8. oonsooutive pessessi(lllls 1tm man libe )game !the w.ay 'we ~unday. CC!Inferenoe re_gu1ar-s.easoo Ulmisti.an said '!be · lb0pod fior.d w.as .an .assistant ifl!lr -get Wcithin 75,68 IIJ.iith ~ ~.3! <did," K.onnecily -said. "il1he 111he IBudkeyes <didn-'lt poDEast ri.tile ..and toumame~t Fwd weu'lcil get ltibe Kent twl!l seasons .at Ohl(l) ancil li'Oilllliniil£. !But IBu:fler, \the lbole we .dug w.as [ nsur- der tfueir misfo11tune, dlis past · 1>CBSOD, e.am:ing S1.ate jOb. Instead of lilra;g- lihen ro0k hili first lbe.ad all-Big Ten guard, soor.edWJ mountable." r.egreuping to !fOUl ·i[jNCdleir liOO NCAA ~uma- pug out .a liJlltimuil liCIITcll, ooa.dhin.g Ji(l)b at 'Shawnu .a <libliving aay.qp itl!l Mp iPUl P.art tt:be IPmblem was . Asheville, caJiflil!lllia .and ment bet1llh in l'(i) years. Ke:nnecily deciiiled not to St.ate. He w.as lblled lby the 1J.8.UlC ..aw.ay. ..an <inorBilitile disparity .on· Dayton rto a:e.aoh Madison Ford, who -starred .as a 11~outsideillhe~'s Obristianin2002.altd ·!ijlCilt ~J.8l!UIT Butler as libeir lthelbeards. Square .Garden. Now ltbey player .at Ohlo, IJ'ejo:ined OOidbeast Obi0 cam,pus 110 d=e years .at Krent State., •· en8irie, iiiDill ~!time libey :Mississi,ruli ihad !been 10ut- !have .a .chance to .do What Christian's st.aff .at &cnt · finilhisoenC0acb. l9.ihicll woo tw.o liL\C East <il""clod a ilay iit w.ent m'OOundingiits~slby they lfa'iled 10 1iaBt 'Season: dris season after spending Kmlllldy did l!be ~ lilliles whik lie WJIS 00 l1he Jthr.ougb - " Ole Miss Wt (pCll' ,game .8l1d ll!pset .end it with .a w.in. two seasons .as illbe bead llibiq in 2001 .tieD . lie 'Sbdl. coaob at Division m il:!tbld <lllislim !!be we- . ln Ibis iliilfS1 'llle.B.S0n ;Jn tfour tin t wo <innings, wliile Mnskingmn. a:t~IIDffilrS'tan Heaih, ~ ~ fum~ led llhe gi<Wng iJW lihr.ee lhits. IK!les'lci A<llbletic d.ilreoim Laiin;g left fm Arbnsaufter lleacl- Muskiies 1t0 <am 7..19\U!I.ll!dll.asted dust .an iinning .and .a Kennedy decillell l0 st.ay li.n.g Kent Stal1! tm ilhe fuJa!. their ihost matik in 15 y.ears. .lthil:d wjfh tfom w,a'Jks, d'our II(';; .and ,ga¥e Dp d'our hits. Jor.dan 11'ayJor .w.cnt ilwoilhirds d ..an mniilg 'Without ,giv.ing :up .a mn. Alii runners •611 !base w.err: .cb~ ito ., lbT-WIWmtASSOCIATED PRESS oi;g1:11 ml1he NCAA ~llllllllmcnt. !Kennedy feels oo:iitimri:ty bas !been the !key :in malcin.g !libe Golden f\las'he1> Gall Ia County ·OH E1Nj!! <Classified Om~llytrlbune ,.. 0/iu lf~cr PQLJCJES : ' DhiDv.Miy~,_.....hfitlh* -m-.· f'II6Kt, ar.-..i_.,..tm.nytirM. Errotatnuatbe~onttw - \1)11);2 ' <M>-Wyont.Lf'- - · ~- & CAttl'YI.£ LosriMl -r ~ · · ---· _ _. t 'Bonnie wttliams, . ·am ·responsibte for "RO debt& .olhtor 1han my own. ·thit; lo ·.. of .llroplaololoai 14.2007 L..,: :BioDir&Whlla Male Collie in tho 'Camp Conley area . 'Smokey' last liMn near Airport =Ram on March 2711o. ~LE~ call '304'675-5295 - -d rw To llcodfiomolriondly long I r'F t (Qollonl _ ~ . . ,, 't . 0 ' b Borrc;tW Smart. Contact the Ohio Division of FinAncial · Institution's . Office of Consumer AffairsliEFORE you refi· · . l1llle Diot1oy - <I .._ blrttF18mo.. I - ~.~ · L.-U41ttf' amoll ~ -J1ptH .. .flutlomd, • 1. follow oigns tmm Routo7 rriin or ohlne. 1 iy.atqgy·ltlo:7fl'lte l!3~.<Moigo- March a,4.5. 6115Bouit1A..,,M~. ~======~· .lost· •female Clerman llomoi.guN,& Shepherd lot '"" ' Jan. c ':riB~ r = · w-in Cerpenter/Dyesvile, $300 ~ lor :.~ sate ·Altum · (740~ ....-- Glraga · 22ffl le •~~~ brand name "-·-·· clothes mile hoi.Jietlokl ' . ~,_,.. 222'1 . ~ ··~ 1 · JIIII[IOI t .·b··--"'-'·----·-·---··--Ae . --·t.,. _,, . . _,. :., . r • ••, I =-~--·--•••••roo:-::-ooo::__:,.,.,,~ .... il!lldll .. . , Allltl~ .:. 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If . inlereatBd pfeMe COil 1 the .,.,..... tor hii· tono:al opanoGltlipolio, OH. ~ loulldlng and - · - 8;30oa:I)-4Pm AIIONI All - 1 To Buy or 5ell. 9iirlay ·&pan;, 675-14211. e =.=.o::,: s.:,r I .I · 4 bed- Quark XPreB& and Adobe Photost1op are required. 367-7129. in page -"" · ot t Acre. Flat Lot Spacious or "'...., ..IC gn 18 n 8 . 3BR, 2BA. Lg. Kit & LR, OR, "';:~':::: :" Den w/ Fireplace, 2 car t!:,.lti:' -and Includes benefits. lntaapplcants can send re&ume6 to: Ka¥1oltaltyE Managing ditor 0hio VBI~ Publishing CO HIRING Avg. Pay S201hr or $57Kiyr.lnclude5 on , ·SA~S .mlch.-..ltl.....lto 8dwrertt.e "~~ny pt ...taiOii,IFmllilllan Of 2008 3 bedrvom 2 bath sectional home $279 per month diec~~on .._, calor, Niflktn, ... 1•-•lkln to 740-385-7671 . 1 2008 sectional home 3 Bedroom 2 Bath delivered and set up $38,695. 740· llllkll .ny auch ' p;•IMIW, linll111tiun UT . 385-9948. lhll:new 1 rarwllnot 66 Holly ParK 12x65. 2br, 1 bath, newer stoveftridge. outside C/A unit, good cond. $2500 obo. Please leave message 7 40-645-0290 "'-'ntiY occopl lldventeen~ntt for reel ----whlchiain vlutMion ottlw .... Our lnfo.-....d tbat •II dwelltnge lieuclln Mf••• 1 Like new 3 bed 2 bath on .50 acres. $400 a month . Owne1 financing available. 740-4463570 - '" ~ ...:.___;;_ _ _ _ _ 7~ 3824 OWn a cotf4lUI0(1 PU1 nto wtnl Up to $1500 to $7500/mo PTIFT. Roolnlqnnation! www.tomllybiZ123.oom FINo 1 JOa ·OR x Hew cXAeEft .. THE CLASSIFIED$ _,,Sa"' mymidwesthome.com WHY PAY RENT? 3 bed 2 bath, $199 a month. 740446·33114 ·i -!'""'~~~--, J.ois& ACREAGE 3 acres tor Sale on Sandhill Looking for Sn updated flim- Ad $25,000. 304·895·3929 ily home. on 1 acre mil w/ - - - - - - h,,......,0rd "'ivacy fence in 6 .acres m'l on .Lett Fo.rk Ad _, "" · Ja Pk P ced Galiipoli'S. tnis2100S0Ft. r3 near ckson l e. n to br. 2 ba. w/ lg. bonus room ~se~ll.~44~6~ ·7~52~5_ _ __ vinyt sided ranch has new Land tor.sale. two acre lot on roof, attached carport, 2 car Lincoln Hill in Pomerov. Gall garage . refinished hard- (740)992-5052 and leave wood fi001'S is ready to message mow in, central air & natural - - - " - - - - ga5 tur0ace, stone FP in MOBILE HOME LOT FOR LA. Kitchen has new oak RENT. 1031 Georges Creek cabinets. new vinyl floorirlQ, Ad. 441 -1 1't 1 lg. pantry& laundry room "'Pr~ime-re~si~de-ntia-lbui-.-,ding. -1:-ol Specious master suile wl in Aio Grande 00 Lake Dl. F.f & prlvate entrar;~ce . $24,900 Phone 260_.95Priced to sell toe 000 ~ow 51 14 don1 haul your LogS ill the 5'?9.000 304-674-3696 Mil just call 304-675-1957. Duplex for Sale on Land Handyman SeMoe. In need Contrad. 7.0.992-5858. $88.000. call (740)605-8751 ot repairs a!OIMld 1he home? ReasOnable rales20yl'6.experienoe.Ph.l -----,--• ride to tho doctor, · lt...,.og, school or wor1<? C1U {7«>}256-1438 USED -ES 3BA from 1 Creek Rd. Dtctl:l 2 car gar 740-645·7889 an 4 acres nt/1. CIA. frBe nat gas w/ propane ba~ up. Asking $90,000. Call 740· 4 br. hOuse PomerOy St. Mason overlooking- thll river, 1 1f2 bath, appliances induded, central air. 2 ~:-_ old gas fuma~; tow utilitieS. below apprarsal $55,000 caD 304 593-3954 (304)m • . or • 9525 mlocamg 10 smel'o/home .ga.llipoliK.IfMI'COiege.edJ Accredittng 4bf, 2 K., PooL C1ry New ~~~"' . ~ Haven, $139,500 call after --~~;;--, 6pm !)Q'-593-887t Need eomeone to do· your Spring -ning for you? PI • - tatoo. 30<H74- s.9.~89 1.700 "'I ff · vacy fencing and land· Midwest . .shed · 2 car scape d. F•n• 740-828-2750 garage . atOa ched t o house · mymtdwesthDme.com and finished & heated 3 car : - - ' - - - - - garage unattached. New 3 Bedroom homes from Exoelk!n1 condiiion ready 10 $214.36 per month. ,Includes . move m. $255,000.00, Call: many upgrades. delivery 8 (7<40)949·221? set-up. (740)385-2434 a1tactoed Garage Aodnay In town. oakB over payments. Federal Benefits, OT 77 Hawthorne • Ln ., Pt. ortotod by Exam SOrvioes. 1..--~::ii-.J Pleasant, 3br, 1ba, 1015/SF 0101 offetod wl USPS who New floor coverings, fTe6h hires. George~ Ponable Sawmill, paint, new heat pump 1-!!66~03-2582 ' Flltr Holmng ·Act of 1111 $110.000 1740) 245-9125 $925/month. Trade your land . $1.900 S5000 1 3BR 1 bath ranch on Mill or trailer for down-payment. Midwest 740-828-2750 Ohio._, ...s.inoo 'IZ!IThlftlAw. (304J67!H! 30 . Truok Drivers COL CiUII A ~Ired. minimum of 2 yHra driving exp. Expetienoo on Ovllnloitt1tnlionol IOido. Muot 11aw good driYing f'KOI'd. Eam up to $2,000 ~· For oppticati011 0011 (304)722-2184 0 down ..--_, ~nt ... _ · rooms· La~-rd 'V" ,-- · Covered dedi:. ~ garage . 740- Permanent PT at FJVH Physicial"'i office-. 1':1i) .~ Email A86URleS to: 1 ~dDa'lttel.net , , INnRtx:nON Permanent PT RN po&ltion..._...g PI 'It c.r.r COIIIgl • at PVH ,.._...._116 _,_ • . • ··~- ~·~· (C8reertl Close To Home) EmaMresumeto: Callloday!7~7 . libbytloydO-.net 1.S00.21W452 POST OFFICE NOW 0the~l ~--iiiiiiiiiioooiill!l· grJ>YA<i J>OOI.onolosetl by prl· · &klllsand...._._..._ot ........... oauvu Life Ambulant in Galipolis is lool<ing lor driwn;, displioh· ers. paramedics & EMf's. lo 1 ·• £KL2347 ------Restaurant/Bakery in need of nigh! shift person lor ctooning & baking during l10t1-iluaines5 hours. Apply at Emma's Galley on 22nd frH -~ PfOIIIWll. Group Homo. 740-992·5023 St. PI Pleasant, M-1' 2~ only AI:quiridioow Fino ~ Tilting "'fll"'"li"'' to< panto1<1ng appiicatl'"• tor a time Jan11orlol SaMce8. part-time eliiiJIK/n. plell8 &petiwnoe in offia:l IO¥tron- " ' ng: eo.r "'~ I A~onist ~~:;::::=~ n Pone J9:1st · r! -..,074 ,... ~ n st .,.,...,........,._,... _ ...m -=::'~ ¥erd 1 HIO f">........ - ;..s· ~·.-~ tncludi In.... ..abjllc ' origin, or .my Consumer 2000 16x70 2 bed 2 bath Fleetwood. 2002 16xBO a bed 2 ba1h .Oakwood. t999 16x80 3 bed 2 bath Fortune. · Daytime 388-oootl, Evening 388-a017 or 245-9213 au n1111 e~tata Mlverlialng . Ia 'lfaa Wapalr ............·--·······-·;1111 poroon at 151 2nd Ave. . 11:1 •lillb&ti1Wh,.,..._,.,,,..,. _ _ .1., Gof11pt* . laid ,li'IMII& Fa'EI .• - ........................till ' An Ea II rt lo aam c • wa tlld~·-·-···-·..-·-···-····-·1211 morlOI'· 1'1-. i1joow ~. 1or .......,_., _____,, ....,,..._,.,....,._.... 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(This is a putMic service announcement from the Ohio Valle Publishiog C011'4'any) 5, ~Hallow :;w;w:w:.:co:m:i:c:•·:c:om=;-;,;;=====:::;-~Cl~.2U~W=='b=oy=~==·=ln=c.~ ' 1110 ~~~uw- 11'10 .llmJ>WANDiD 11"0 u~.~ur.~ llam-4pm at ....,...,~.. - ..· - - ... """"· 1'ridoy '& Saturday -"" - ::;===·~ DOWN PAYMENT" pro- or lesS in Gallipo~s. Askin g grams for you to buy your $80,000. 740-446-7029 home instead of renting. • 100% financing Molln.E lloMEl; • Less than perfect credit FUR SALE accepted • Payment could be the 14x10 1 1/2 bath, w/4 bonus rooms. Also 1br apt_ 34434 same as rent. Locators. Mongage SR 124, 1 acre rn Rutland . _.roiiiM!N:vioiLo.\Niiiiilioioa:_.ll. (740)36HOOO ¥oini'Rd. - w / .a .bltof toyro, lun111rnt. 11orso.- .!dlar.7~;246:JI1£ . Cu Found: mole dOG· .r.. """;nng: · :· ~ New home. never lived in. Local com;:>any offering ·No 2BR, 2 baths, 3 acres more DHlO VALLEY PUBLISH lNG CO. recomme that you do business people you know. an NOT to send mo ihrough the mall until have Investigated t -.i>oby Items. baby (F) <liL1P .Dt1 '8nolt1y ,;tl - ,.. Atl8nllon! "-iiooiii ,._,l1Q4.1115.6756 FM Houe1ng Act Of ,.._ • TIM It •NOTICk · -·- . _ owm 5+ ·11om1ty yattl ·T1looo ;p~oy - 6n the lht ....... -*iOn. ftderal WewtllillOt r~N>Od Conoor .for "'" llochllouild ;f.()UND; the of fit'wl--.-. . 304-675711S !104-5i""'114 Donlollons (yanhM ltemoo) 'I ,...., 5 month old f.~ neolled ·for .yam 'IOie on -mi•'- 7-4D-41&727•or 7...n- 5128, .29, 30. -All money ~188. . mode ·from :~ uoe• 1o ' be~ IL CorNCtion 4•. ;II ~· - C>' ~ ~ t:at. oil - · 1ront holired .....,. _ m .9112-5489 • EO£-··· ~ ·tri lt..n;Jr , _ cdrh - ldtncM1y...comcut.lllll - - - - - - - OH. Tools,cl-.colloctor . ' of.._.,_. wftt tiwc•••• .e ~ to 7 "'""r_GIIIu_ . _-__.1 r~:"-='Sm::: .. ~ SoUiht!m JlOO 10 1 2 .2 'Ripley .21 0 61 '11 7.2 .W P- <Mullins; Ll'- Chapmen DarBI. n a' -- "'I r -1"'~---. --- !IIII*Jr·n ,s "ecu'.\1 - .~,,._~-­ Olicaal 7 ,......._ J( 57~ .-.~1: ifldltV £:bii1Sbact1 ;and 'St• .... Smtth. li'!P - .-a .Uiblo hwno,..tt.. the co.t ' · M1y . . . _ . . . , . . . . lt.t ....... tn;.n tt. PI 'I I I.-~ Df .. ad lieu .,. ...... mJIIIail:tal7 .. eun.t ... .-11 ........ • All - ' . . . . Qll!l , a "Trtb.r :lfesults frOlll 'Southern·'·s game .against !River Vlilley on Thesday w,e:re not a:v.ailab1e .at pres~; ltime. 'Southenn _goes t o South G~ 'Wednesday. ...... \1) 1M 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.n1. Tille <Dill <IIIID llll2 <Mow youaan<have bordet sand CJraphlcs 4L-' 11ddedto your classified ads _{.~ -""' Bot:ders $3J00/per ad Graphics SOC for small · $1.00forlarQe Monday ttuu Friday iiGeW. 'Southenn <Commitited t.wo .enrors. llller.lik .Mullins [pOsted ltbe win <an lfhe mound for IR!iP1ey 'lVith Itwo ~d !hits .and tthn:e w..Bl.ks ~s­ lter.ed ~nst lhim. IHe JPill :four 'Stri.lceouts lin lfbe 'bad!::$: !Reese ,came cOD in - (740) 44~2342 (740) 992-2156 (304} 675-1333 ~....._~----~------------GW~faK.' To~~::==~~--~GW~F~BK~~o~~~~~~~1~·~~.. Opener Ill l\rgt~ttr .sentinel · tltnbunr ~Ad, .... ~.clief. Websites: www.myd;lilytribune-.com www.mydailysentinel.com www.mydafiyregister.com PLUS YOUR AD NOW ONLINE m ..... In One With ·Us · .com .REACH ·ovER 285,000 PROSP~CTS · �The Daily Sentinel • Page 83 Source: Kent State to Geno Ford new bead coach Wednesday NIT linofic-r.•• ooaOh Andy ~Kennedy Sliid. "ilhat's What seniors -should ib:" Wlllllllll ihad m-s [p<!Jint1> !far Ole Miss., whiCh .already !had lihe -seoond-most wins in V.u;ginia 1'cedh lin l1he NIT .quanelifina'ls Witb .a -46-23 .advantage, lbut w.atcihed Ohi0 'State pull &w.n .56 !febolmds against j~Htt 37 for the iRcbels. ~'That is the first time -we've lbeen cOutre'OOundCd by oouble.,figures .all y.ear. 1lb.af-~; w.ihat we .do," Kennedy ·'Said. ~\But lihey .came .and .answ.er.ed lihat .question eanly." . D.avid Lighty .and lilest.a lilaufas .add.ed 1'6 !Points eadh for <the 8udkeyes, who II!Jst -Gr~ Oden, Mike !Conley Dr. .and lll>aeguan Qtrtbunt - Sentinel - C L A S S I F I E ·o Ole Miss 1(24-3 n~ lliiic4 !tc ~llbist~<ey .despite lhav· s~ 1!0IIIC -0f • m~ . lil!g !furu llir.eSiunen .and ~wo '------------in the ~d f!uil£, ~ sqpbammbs lin its regUlar CLEVELAND - Kent l!ln its ~ lii!IP .and -s'loll4y lfotallien. D.a~id Huelttas State assistant Gono Ford is . \lACn:tlj»darcil bearer , whittling &!w.n .a 2i"iJ6int .eN!nl! 16 pmns, Dw~ .e~ to ·t ake over tbe •Iff etoefumoe. de'fiicit. ·· · Ptmfis bad 11.2 jj)Gints .aDd ll5 men'•s baSketball prog.am:, Bef«.e K.ent :st.at.e ~mst lin "W.e said ;at lla1fiime 11101 lfe'Mu:nil&, .and Wiill:ialns ·· replacing lim Ou;i~an., tbiB yCB!f's NCAA mumey, t0 let om :guar.d oow.n," '!lD.I'Ired! l. who resigoed tast week. Kennelly blew !l'hor.e w.as .a IBllfler said. "Then w.e <CIIIIlC The y.outbful Rebels A persliln wilb blowledg.e within die Pf<lilglfJilll l0 good dumee <Jl)rislian <0llt .and !.et •(JUT :guar.d 1W1J!Cd ilO selile .d0Mill .after of lihe negiltiallions lt0111 The ~ace {lbriSlian., wihe w<BI.l'LUeav.e. 110w.etJ:cr, lhe d0wn." .a lb1ea'lc. fust lha1L <When Associated Press il:luu rord went BS-513 tlllld llOOk tt:be w:as ron!iii1oni lib:, ·sdln1101 . "11he ~ead w.a0 5'6-3il when . Ohio 'State IPiWil ,itJorn .up i.s expected ro 'be mtr0-- Goib Fla!ibes lt0 twe wmrld be ;a'D1e 1tm .atrr.aclt :a fre-sbmanCimisW.amenlhit<a .at tfue midcilmtt lli:ne .and ICadkitl!lttheNliA<dr.aftifrem dUced Wednesday. The per- NCAA llmlJ;neys .anc!l three ti\g--iiilUDe lfqfuwemcnt. . 3-JWint.er_ .and 1l'lfCMCM JPI'.CSSured ilhem ~nto 1ast year's llllltiona'l ltunner'S()ll spok on lihe oondilli0n NITs. However, <JiuiiSliian In Olri!J, l'«.lf1> lll8IDe iis G.aslcins ifmlll!llN.ed wifu .a twlnf.il:v.er .aftentumlilv.er. up - .a mJWling lblow Ito of an(l)nymity because w.as 10-5 in i1lhe postseason, lhig enr;,JJ:l§h. pair .ef ifree il:1u:I!Jws - ilhe 'l1he game 'Was ltied when most pregrarns. Ford's «>ntr.act has oot .8l1d ooncludell his irnpr.esHe w.as nlUT!tllil AP Ohlo'li first · peints by .a IIIOnstar.ter lthe 8wlkey.es w.ent <lilD il:hcir \Yet iObio 'State -still !had .an been fiirudiud. siv~ stint .at ilhe micil-majm- Mr. B.asketba11 .after play- ll!lrOle Miss. 'Seooncilsllatcr., bjg llllll~ _gettil!g ci,ght ,af a;<~ RPJ ·Of -42 wiih 'w.ins IOV.er Cbristi.an left after diix sobool with a ifU-5il first- 1ng ifm hi;; lfather, Gene, .at Kenny WJJliams iX'IIIVettteO ~ jpOi:ntsofftumi!JVers NCAA toumament lteams seasons to l:ak over .at FGund I(I)SS ikl UNLV in the CanibJlidgeHig~r:S:dboo1. All a ltllinever lby Butler · ;andit!l'k!it\gJl2'7-l<GTheadl@ll;a Mlribigan State .and llw:due TCU. Midwest regional. Ohio, llibe . scr.apJ'ly IPGint <IIllike lit 56-45 'Wiih a1 min- Jinm,per lb y 'fum= w.ith .in MarCh, .8l1d seemed to fiord i.nherits _.a pmgm-.am In that g.ame., Kent State gu.Bifd 1iOOiled Q,752 jOO)ints Ol1e!; lleft. Ql(i}:M 1W •ge. . have .an lf!ntside <dhanee <lilf 1ha1 WGn al least 2() games SOOTU jjust U@ points lin tthe . in four y.ears lbefwe lbeg;inJlhe RebOJs l)lU1 <Gpe il.ast 1 D~Sl. <C~nced .8 rma1cing \the lbj.g ltlilllllll81ll in eacb of illbe flliS1 10 1iCa- fust bali. . . nin,g Ibis <()B8Qbit1£ a!Tber .as run 'ti!J_gether, w.itb W.anmn IOI'l&dlii; wmst ~tmare, <t(') until <the £i.na1 ll.e.am w.as S0ns. The G0ldcn Rashes DlliiDg bii news oonfcr~ a ;gr.ailuate .aSJ>ist.ant <Wiillh ibi:tliing •tlu;ee 3i)!!Oi:nt.ers !Ciiil ~Gmc on .a 1big -s:ta_ge .and .imnounced on 'Se1ectiGn won lhe Mid-Aml:r~can enoe ilast wee'k lin Da'll.as, tt:be ·B0hcat;; in U~8. oonsooutive pessessi(lllls 1tm man libe )game !the w.ay 'we ~unday. CC!Inferenoe re_gu1ar-s.easoo Ulmisti.an said '!be · lb0pod fior.d w.as .an .assistant ifl!lr -get Wcithin 75,68 IIJ.iith ~ ~.3! <did," K.onnecily -said. "il1he 111he IBudkeyes <didn-'lt poDEast ri.tile ..and toumame~t Fwd weu'lcil get ltibe Kent twl!l seasons .at Ohl(l) ancil li'Oilllliniil£. !But IBu:fler, \the lbole we .dug w.as [ nsur- der tfueir misfo11tune, dlis past · 1>CBSOD, e.am:ing S1.ate jOb. Instead of lilra;g- lihen ro0k hili first lbe.ad all-Big Ten guard, soor.edWJ mountable." r.egreuping to !fOUl ·i[jNCdleir liOO NCAA ~uma- pug out .a liJlltimuil liCIITcll, ooa.dhin.g Ji(l)b at 'Shawnu .a <libliving aay.qp itl!l Mp iPUl P.art tt:be IPmblem was . Asheville, caJiflil!lllia .and ment bet1llh in l'(i) years. Ke:nnecily deciiiled not to St.ate. He w.as lblled lby the 1J.8.UlC ..aw.ay. ..an <inorBilitile disparity .on· Dayton rto a:e.aoh Madison Ford, who -starred .as a 11~outsideillhe~'s Obristianin2002.altd ·!ijlCilt ~J.8l!UIT Butler as libeir lthelbeards. Square .Garden. Now ltbey player .at Ohlo, IJ'ejo:ined OOidbeast Obi0 cam,pus 110 d=e years .at Krent State., •· en8irie, iiiDill ~!time libey :Mississi,ruli ihad !been 10ut- !have .a .chance to .do What Christian's st.aff .at &cnt · finilhisoenC0acb. l9.ihicll woo tw.o liL\C East <il""clod a ilay iit w.ent m'OOundingiits~slby they lfa'iled 10 1iaBt 'Season: dris season after spending Kmlllldy did l!be ~ lilliles whik lie WJIS 00 l1he Jthr.ougb - " Ole Miss Wt (pCll' ,game .8l1d ll!pset .end it with .a w.in. two seasons .as illbe bead llibiq in 2001 .tieD . lie 'Sbdl. coaob at Division m il:!tbld <lllislim !!be we- . ln Ibis iliilfS1 'llle.B.S0n ;Jn tfour tin t wo <innings, wliile Mnskingmn. a:t~IIDffilrS'tan Heaih, ~ ~ fum~ led llhe gi<Wng iJW lihr.ee lhits. IK!les'lci A<llbletic d.ilreoim Laiin;g left fm Arbnsaufter lleacl- Muskiies 1t0 <am 7..19\U!I.ll!dll.asted dust .an iinning .and .a Kennedy decillell l0 st.ay li.n.g Kent Stal1! tm ilhe fuJa!. their ihost matik in 15 y.ears. .lthil:d wjfh tfom w,a'Jks, d'our II(';; .and ,ga¥e Dp d'our hits. Jor.dan 11'ayJor .w.cnt ilwoilhirds d ..an mniilg 'Without ,giv.ing :up .a mn. Alii runners •611 !base w.err: .cb~ ito ., lbT-WIWmtASSOCIATED PRESS oi;g1:11 ml1he NCAA ~llllllllmcnt. !Kennedy feels oo:iitimri:ty bas !been the !key :in malcin.g !libe Golden f\las'he1> Gall Ia County ·OH E1Nj!! <Classified Om~llytrlbune ,.. 0/iu lf~cr PQLJCJES : ' DhiDv.Miy~,_.....hfitlh* -m-.· f'II6Kt, ar.-..i_.,..tm.nytirM. Errotatnuatbe~onttw - \1)11);2 ' <M>-Wyont.Lf'- - · ~- & CAttl'YI.£ LosriMl -r ~ · · ---· _ _. t 'Bonnie wttliams, . ·am ·responsibte for "RO debt& .olhtor 1han my own. ·thit; lo ·.. of .llroplaololoai 14.2007 L..,: :BioDir&Whlla Male Collie in tho 'Camp Conley area . 'Smokey' last liMn near Airport =Ram on March 2711o. ~LE~ call '304'675-5295 - -d rw To llcodfiomolriondly long I r'F t (Qollonl _ ~ . . ,, 't . 0 ' b Borrc;tW Smart. Contact the Ohio Division of FinAncial · Institution's . Office of Consumer AffairsliEFORE you refi· · . l1llle Diot1oy - <I .._ blrttF18mo.. I - ~.~ · L.-U41ttf' amoll ~ -J1ptH .. .flutlomd, • 1. follow oigns tmm Routo7 rriin or ohlne. 1 iy.atqgy·ltlo:7fl'lte l!3~.<Moigo- March a,4.5. 6115Bouit1A..,,M~. ~======~· .lost· •female Clerman llomoi.guN,& Shepherd lot '"" ' Jan. c ':riB~ r = · w-in Cerpenter/Dyesvile, $300 ~ lor :.~ sate ·Altum · (740~ ....-- Glraga · 22ffl le •~~~ brand name "-·-·· clothes mile hoi.Jietlokl ' . ~,_,.. 222'1 . ~ ··~ 1 · JIIII[IOI t .·b··--"'-'·----·-·---··--Ae . --·t.,. _,, . . _,. :., . r • ••, I =-~--·--•••••roo:-::-ooo::__:,.,.,,~ .... il!lldll .. . , Allltl~ .:. 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'*" POSIN.JOIS wood S17.89428.27Jhr., now hlrtllms.To l48Wwk tlltii.M ing.-ror IIPIAiiOdNIII1d frve I>-· "'"" lnlormaticn _.,,.,181rt job ' Info. !;1111 pkQI 2otH~'. 801-428 1019 ~ -.x:. of lJibor 1- A ~iOn of 913 51111 8221;, 24tllnl. omp. Uf11 ...0..rbrooi< canter, ..,._~·- - - - - at 1!33 Poga s:-t. Full time needod truck_,_and Midii<IJ: HI. Ohio is . , _ o.1th vatid to announce we ·are aa:ept- insunmc;;e. t.t~ be dapsnd- -and I Time Warner -~.- Flllt Tlmo P")' §t;fl___,_ Full Time Ewoog Siiin: ·Up · too•·ft~.,;;vuunuw .. On-sitE! Dr. Office coming in April MedlcaUDenta1140tK • • Pai:t Training . Pe;:t~:'Ji' ..,........ Competitive wages. 740446-7930 .. ~... IFf pa"'""'ors. ~-·•er .,.._ .......,,..,..., Put-- tmg rwaumo. NO PHOJE mont "!11>-eil' 20 CALLS PLEASE, Apply in hours ~· be able to _,; &duound Clwok. If . inlereatBd pfeMe COil 1 the .,.,..... tor hii· tono:al opanoGltlipolio, OH. ~ loulldlng and - · - 8;30oa:I)-4Pm AIIONI All - 1 To Buy or 5ell. 9iirlay ·&pan;, 675-14211. e =.=.o::,: s.:,r I .I · 4 bed- Quark XPreB& and Adobe Photost1op are required. 367-7129. in page -"" · ot t Acre. Flat Lot Spacious or "'...., ..IC gn 18 n 8 . 3BR, 2BA. Lg. Kit & LR, OR, "';:~':::: :" Den w/ Fireplace, 2 car t!:,.lti:' -and Includes benefits. lntaapplcants can send re&ume6 to: Ka¥1oltaltyE Managing ditor 0hio VBI~ Publishing CO HIRING Avg. Pay S201hr or $57Kiyr.lnclude5 on , ·SA~S .mlch.-..ltl.....lto 8dwrertt.e "~~ny pt ...taiOii,IFmllilllan Of 2008 3 bedrvom 2 bath sectional home $279 per month diec~~on .._, calor, Niflktn, ... 1•-•lkln to 740-385-7671 . 1 2008 sectional home 3 Bedroom 2 Bath delivered and set up $38,695. 740· llllkll .ny auch ' p;•IMIW, linll111tiun UT . 385-9948. lhll:new 1 rarwllnot 66 Holly ParK 12x65. 2br, 1 bath, newer stoveftridge. outside C/A unit, good cond. $2500 obo. Please leave message 7 40-645-0290 "'-'ntiY occopl lldventeen~ntt for reel ----whlchiain vlutMion ottlw .... Our lnfo.-....d tbat •II dwelltnge lieuclln Mf••• 1 Like new 3 bed 2 bath on .50 acres. $400 a month . Owne1 financing available. 740-4463570 - '" ~ ...:.___;;_ _ _ _ _ 7~ 3824 OWn a cotf4lUI0(1 PU1 nto wtnl Up to $1500 to $7500/mo PTIFT. Roolnlqnnation! www.tomllybiZ123.oom FINo 1 JOa ·OR x Hew cXAeEft .. THE CLASSIFIED$ _,,Sa"' mymidwesthome.com WHY PAY RENT? 3 bed 2 bath, $199 a month. 740446·33114 ·i -!'""'~~~--, J.ois& ACREAGE 3 acres tor Sale on Sandhill Looking for Sn updated flim- Ad $25,000. 304·895·3929 ily home. on 1 acre mil w/ - - - - - - h,,......,0rd "'ivacy fence in 6 .acres m'l on .Lett Fo.rk Ad _, "" · Ja Pk P ced Galiipoli'S. tnis2100S0Ft. r3 near ckson l e. n to br. 2 ba. w/ lg. bonus room ~se~ll.~44~6~ ·7~52~5_ _ __ vinyt sided ranch has new Land tor.sale. two acre lot on roof, attached carport, 2 car Lincoln Hill in Pomerov. Gall garage . refinished hard- (740)992-5052 and leave wood fi001'S is ready to message mow in, central air & natural - - - " - - - - ga5 tur0ace, stone FP in MOBILE HOME LOT FOR LA. Kitchen has new oak RENT. 1031 Georges Creek cabinets. new vinyl floorirlQ, Ad. 441 -1 1't 1 lg. pantry& laundry room "'Pr~ime-re~si~de-ntia-lbui-.-,ding. -1:-ol Specious master suile wl in Aio Grande 00 Lake Dl. F.f & prlvate entrar;~ce . $24,900 Phone 260_.95Priced to sell toe 000 ~ow 51 14 don1 haul your LogS ill the 5'?9.000 304-674-3696 Mil just call 304-675-1957. Duplex for Sale on Land Handyman SeMoe. In need Contrad. 7.0.992-5858. $88.000. call (740)605-8751 ot repairs a!OIMld 1he home? ReasOnable rales20yl'6.experienoe.Ph.l -----,--• ride to tho doctor, · lt...,.og, school or wor1<? C1U {7«>}256-1438 USED -ES 3BA from 1 Creek Rd. Dtctl:l 2 car gar 740-645·7889 an 4 acres nt/1. CIA. frBe nat gas w/ propane ba~ up. Asking $90,000. Call 740· 4 br. hOuse PomerOy St. Mason overlooking- thll river, 1 1f2 bath, appliances induded, central air. 2 ~:-_ old gas fuma~; tow utilitieS. below apprarsal $55,000 caD 304 593-3954 (304)m • . or • 9525 mlocamg 10 smel'o/home .ga.llipoliK.IfMI'COiege.edJ Accredittng 4bf, 2 K., PooL C1ry New ~~~"' . ~ Haven, $139,500 call after --~~;;--, 6pm !)Q'-593-887t Need eomeone to do· your Spring -ning for you? PI • - tatoo. 30<H74- s.9.~89 1.700 "'I ff · vacy fencing and land· Midwest . .shed · 2 car scape d. F•n• 740-828-2750 garage . atOa ched t o house · mymtdwesthDme.com and finished & heated 3 car : - - ' - - - - - garage unattached. New 3 Bedroom homes from Exoelk!n1 condiiion ready 10 $214.36 per month. ,Includes . move m. $255,000.00, Call: many upgrades. delivery 8 (7<40)949·221? set-up. (740)385-2434 a1tactoed Garage Aodnay In town. oakB over payments. Federal Benefits, OT 77 Hawthorne • Ln ., Pt. ortotod by Exam SOrvioes. 1..--~::ii-.J Pleasant, 3br, 1ba, 1015/SF 0101 offetod wl USPS who New floor coverings, fTe6h hires. George~ Ponable Sawmill, paint, new heat pump 1-!!66~03-2582 ' Flltr Holmng ·Act of 1111 $110.000 1740) 245-9125 $925/month. Trade your land . $1.900 S5000 1 3BR 1 bath ranch on Mill or trailer for down-payment. Midwest 740-828-2750 Ohio._, ...s.inoo 'IZ!IThlftlAw. (304J67!H! 30 . Truok Drivers COL CiUII A ~Ired. minimum of 2 yHra driving exp. Expetienoo on Ovllnloitt1tnlionol IOido. Muot 11aw good driYing f'KOI'd. Eam up to $2,000 ~· For oppticati011 0011 (304)722-2184 0 down ..--_, ~nt ... _ · rooms· La~-rd 'V" ,-- · Covered dedi:. ~ garage . 740- Permanent PT at FJVH Physicial"'i office-. 1':1i) .~ Email A86URleS to: 1 ~dDa'lttel.net , , INnRtx:nON Permanent PT RN po&ltion..._...g PI 'It c.r.r COIIIgl • at PVH ,.._...._116 _,_ • . • ··~- ~·~· (C8reertl Close To Home) EmaMresumeto: Callloday!7~7 . libbytloydO-.net 1.S00.21W452 POST OFFICE NOW 0the~l ~--iiiiiiiiiioooiill!l· grJ>YA<i J>OOI.onolosetl by prl· · &klllsand...._._..._ot ........... oauvu Life Ambulant in Galipolis is lool<ing lor driwn;, displioh· ers. paramedics & EMf's. lo 1 ·• £KL2347 ------Restaurant/Bakery in need of nigh! shift person lor ctooning & baking during l10t1-iluaines5 hours. Apply at Emma's Galley on 22nd frH -~ PfOIIIWll. Group Homo. 740-992·5023 St. PI Pleasant, M-1' 2~ only AI:quiridioow Fino ~ Tilting "'fll"'"li"'' to< panto1<1ng appiicatl'"• tor a time Jan11orlol SaMce8. part-time eliiiJIK/n. plell8 &petiwnoe in offia:l IO¥tron- " ' ng: eo.r "'~ I A~onist ~~:;::::=~ n Pone J9:1st · r! -..,074 ,... ~ n st .,.,...,........,._,... _ ...m -=::'~ ¥erd 1 HIO f">........ - ;..s· ~·.-~ tncludi In.... ..abjllc ' origin, or .my Consumer 2000 16x70 2 bed 2 bath Fleetwood. 2002 16xBO a bed 2 ba1h .Oakwood. t999 16x80 3 bed 2 bath Fortune. · Daytime 388-oootl, Evening 388-a017 or 245-9213 au n1111 e~tata Mlverlialng . Ia 'lfaa Wapalr ............·--·······-·;1111 poroon at 151 2nd Ave. . 11:1 •lillb&ti1Wh,.,..._,.,,,..,. _ _ .1., Gof11pt* . laid ,li'IMII& Fa'EI .• - ........................till ' An Ea II rt lo aam c • wa tlld~·-·-···-·..-·-···-····-·1211 morlOI'· 1'1-. i1joow ~. 1or .......,_., _____,, ....,,..._,.,....,._.... Cili ~ --2&15 . lllilpGiiladi:lio~:g Ci11£1;111 ................- •• 2 ~·~ ' Office o1 16X80 3 Bedroom 2 Bath Siding. Shln~e Root $230 per month. 740-3859948. Vin~ isMMingamotlVilll!d. •.. : ihlo ... detall-oo1entBd individual · ..a6lbleon~~n-..t opportunity . . . .. ' tode~gner be 8 paginatoripa:ge Hidden View Bakery is open in lhe daMy . - u Fri. & Sat. from 7amLo188'x124' wl 14')(70'trailer prociJO:tion ol ils ihtee ··-·• 5pm on 82 OecJalrd Road, House for sale· in Racine 3 br.. 2 b. partially furniShed newapapers.The Bidweii, OH45614 'area. Approx. 4 acres, all 2 covered porches. 2 ca r su<ce&OfuliJll)licant would wot'k ooder the - - - - - - - professionally landscaped. carport, large block storage TURNED .DOWN ON Ranch style house with 4 building, $40,000. {7401992 ••-rvisionottho118WS e-"aeCIIRITY.._.. ,_..r bedrooms, ~ving room, din- 3057 .-....rtment. Duties No Fee •v•~ ~·-· we w·rn •. ing room , kitchen, large tam- - - - - - - -........,.. include etectronic 1-888-582-3345 ily room. oentm.l air. gas heat r MODULARS ~e Ohro's gene~o.......... fd1splaY •a~ru•• and 1 fiJeplace. Adcition of a . lar-1 ~~~~ ~ge&. along .'!Vith ~e lo~e Flor,·da --om- ·co m____.Midwe.st 140;82&2750 ·'?.11--~---.; copy editing and headline 11 tloMil; .J 'P!~t!ll~ 00$1Qf Qpe~ ~ntO _ mymtdwe61horne.com ~ writingr BB·wtlli!!i, ' I'!JII SAu patio & poolaraa .Hoatod In Ni!W Zllllll4br. ~I>!< .: II '· -...:1 2 --to: Cats. ' Laea_. -··--·,··-.MD -"~ 1~\'U lng opplicotiooos for lull ond - · . _ good ·amomer port timojiTNA'S to jilin our oorvicatl be -10 . ~and 1'ound ·······--···-···-···..-··-··friendy Ot1d dediCIIiid liaff. lOIII and unlood ttuci<s. Muat ~············-·-·-·;__··-·-·---·- /l!lt>lioanlll muat Ire do!>end- be - Ill ..,. - · •. •..,......,_........ _,.._,.....,_ _,_,,'flD able, t.., '"-" with poo- Send 10 CLA Bole •1 cJill...,.........,.., .-.:i lllondw ' ..... •••••,'I_____,_,,,.-t iti~ attilUde8 to ;om U6 in 101 . c/o Gallipolis Oaily pnMding a.r-idlng. quail- Tribune. ~0. ao. 469 . llablll HDnw lor<Rinl-·-----Aa ty care Ill our ·-llli. No lliillipofis, OH 45631 ...... lluc:• torS....---·----..- ....- - . Pl1one cal5 pfeMe. EOE & A Pa<11t:ipor<l <If 1ho r1nr0- Help at Dorst Home ......, too ~··-'·--·······-·--·-·······--·-2 li'"·~··nd--·r service caHs for FOfWne llr.l5 US, cd81,_._~.1M . - •- --:-NOW HI~"D,==- ...J,.llliY. iiiii!ifD!ilnl iill. .. ..., 0 ·llllin.lillioe. Iii - • • lui ii;; &18 , . com&, ~ any lliiilf. . . . . ..Jiltlillt.' . 10K/UtKI18K ;old J!Wt!ry, ~ Ab5olute ..,... ,,,,.,_,...,.,....., ,.., ,..,,...... 1 •'" ......,... fiDIIIIDn in·our . f«ilaltt «Tnode ....... - ................:........... . . &u~~at. 11 a lltlil ..................................... . 'f.wnill..c:IA •••oorooo,.__,.,.,~,,..,.,.,,.., , , , , . . , 'I ••_ ....,._ _..,..._,_..._,.,~ • 1)$ lnbaund.,._ · --~ o : o - -or:roo- rro-oo:M-"HIH--rror:O,,.,,,,_,,,,,,. , ,, ,,.,,, ,,.,,,, ...;- ~ .-~ IUStOmer ,;, I 74().742-2951 ......I.W..or ....tioMI · r=-~:::!~r-, PI b1l .' .Ill ..-•=. -= ""~ .. -.. ...., ~-"~ 10 -. .------, t ·r ViCe ar.~ _,,,_~ ' s ~~· Sa - 1~ - •-IIIJ"""I • ~ ' 4111-!arfar~-~- ..- ........ _ ..._ _,,_,,"'7.11 jA&omklll..-l~t, I - · r nance vour home or obtatn a loan. "BEWARE of requests for any large advance payments of tees or insurance. GaJ the Aflairs toll free at 1-6662711'0003 to leom . ~ ihe mortgage broker or lender is properly licensed. (This is a putMic service announcement from the Ohio Valle Publishiog C011'4'any) 5, ~Hallow :;w;w:w:.:co:m:i:c:•·:c:om=;-;,;;=====:::;-~Cl~.2U~W=='b=oy=~==·=ln=c.~ ' 1110 ~~~uw- 11'10 .llmJ>WANDiD 11"0 u~.~ur.~ llam-4pm at ....,...,~.. - ..· - - ... """"· 1'ridoy '& Saturday -"" - ::;===·~ DOWN PAYMENT" pro- or lesS in Gallipo~s. Askin g grams for you to buy your $80,000. 740-446-7029 home instead of renting. • 100% financing Molln.E lloMEl; • Less than perfect credit FUR SALE accepted • Payment could be the 14x10 1 1/2 bath, w/4 bonus rooms. Also 1br apt_ 34434 same as rent. Locators. Mongage SR 124, 1 acre rn Rutland . _.roiiiM!N:vioiLo.\Niiiiilioioa:_.ll. (740)36HOOO ¥oini'Rd. - w / .a .bltof toyro, lun111rnt. 11orso.- .!dlar.7~;246:JI1£ . Cu Found: mole dOG· .r.. """;nng: · :· ~ New home. never lived in. Local com;:>any offering ·No 2BR, 2 baths, 3 acres more DHlO VALLEY PUBLISH lNG CO. recomme that you do business people you know. an NOT to send mo ihrough the mall until have Investigated t -.i>oby Items. baby (F) <liL1P .Dt1 '8nolt1y ,;tl - ,.. Atl8nllon! "-iiooiii ,._,l1Q4.1115.6756 FM Houe1ng Act Of ,.._ • TIM It •NOTICk · -·- . _ owm 5+ ·11om1ty yattl ·T1looo ;p~oy - 6n the lht ....... -*iOn. ftderal WewtllillOt r~N>Od Conoor .for "'" llochllouild ;f.()UND; the of fit'wl--.-. . 304-675711S !104-5i""'114 Donlollons (yanhM ltemoo) 'I ,...., 5 month old f.~ neolled ·for .yam 'IOie on -mi•'- 7-4D-41&727•or 7...n- 5128, .29, 30. -All money ~188. . mode ·from :~ uoe• 1o ' be~ IL CorNCtion 4•. ;II ~· - C>' ~ ~ t:at. oil - · 1ront holired .....,. _ m .9112-5489 • EO£-··· ~ ·tri lt..n;Jr , _ cdrh - ldtncM1y...comcut.lllll - - - - - - - OH. Tools,cl-.colloctor . ' of.._.,_. wftt tiwc•••• .e ~ to 7 "'""r_GIIIu_ . _-__.1 r~:"-='Sm::: .. ~ SoUiht!m JlOO 10 1 2 .2 'Ripley .21 0 61 '11 7.2 .W P- <Mullins; Ll'- Chapmen DarBI. n a' -- "'I r -1"'~---. --- !IIII*Jr·n ,s "ecu'.\1 - .~,,._~-­ Olicaal 7 ,......._ J( 57~ .-.~1: ifldltV £:bii1Sbact1 ;and 'St• .... Smtth. li'!P - .-a .Uiblo hwno,..tt.. the co.t ' · M1y . . . _ . . . , . . . . lt.t ....... tn;.n tt. PI 'I I I.-~ Df .. ad lieu .,. ...... mJIIIail:tal7 .. eun.t ... .-11 ........ • All - ' . . . . Qll!l , a "Trtb.r :lfesults frOlll 'Southern·'·s game .against !River Vlilley on Thesday w,e:re not a:v.ailab1e .at pres~; ltime. 'Southenn _goes t o South G~ 'Wednesday. ...... \1) 1M 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.n1. Tille <Dill <IIIID llll2 <Mow youaan<have bordet sand CJraphlcs 4L-' 11ddedto your classified ads _{.~ -""' Bot:ders $3J00/per ad Graphics SOC for small · $1.00forlarQe Monday ttuu Friday iiGeW. 'Southenn <Commitited t.wo .enrors. llller.lik .Mullins [pOsted ltbe win <an lfhe mound for IR!iP1ey 'lVith Itwo ~d !hits .and tthn:e w..Bl.ks ~s­ lter.ed ~nst lhim. IHe JPill :four 'Stri.lceouts lin lfbe 'bad!::$: !Reese ,came cOD in - (740) 44~2342 (740) 992-2156 (304} 675-1333 ~....._~----~------------GW~faK.' To~~::==~~--~GW~F~BK~~o~~~~~~~1~·~~.. Opener Ill l\rgt~ttr .sentinel · tltnbunr ~Ad, .... ~.clief. Websites: www.myd;lilytribune-.com www.mydailysentinel.com www.mydafiyregister.com PLUS YOUR AD NOW ONLINE m ..... In One With ·Us · .com .REACH ·ovER 285,000 PROSP~CTS · �• . www.mydai~ ltinel.com www.mydailysentinel.com \ The Daily Sentinel • 1'9 85 _ Auction r i 1 lb 67Duoi-·~TruclcLoeb rough, tough! 7 Twill-T"""'IoiiCCIIIJI- Chemlcll flee earty -JbNr - 52 Westwood lng ..,.- oi ,,. tor ~ - iiJie planls, cabbogo, Drive, fron1 1365 to $560. lilt lor Hud-subllzed, 1· br, Bnaeels aprout&, cau2BR Rent in Point 740~·2568 . Equal aporlment,for lhe 1 -. broccoli, Phmont,$425/mo, NoPots, Houling Opportunity. This -.ty/di-.t coli 675· $3.00/dozan -t578 or o.pa.tl Required, call 304- inttltulion ia an Equal 6679 Equal 'Housing S83-53e3 or 304-593-{)128 Opponunity Pro~der and Clpporlur1ity Bedroom House s,..,..._$500/monltl in i' SrME JIOitltD!r LOCAT- · dipooil Hud .,.,_ No"Pels. ED • AFFOIIIWILEI ~1304)675-5332 weekends TOW11houoe apartments, 7C0.59t-Q265 " and/or small I'Hlulos FOR F I 11-11 . '81 0U0 !i;j;;;;;;;;;H;;;;;t;R;i RENT. C.oll (740)441·1111 Lccalion on~ t800 4 llooJ wm House tor Rent tor application & Information. sq. ft. tulding $400 mo. off $800/rent $600/deposit llreel poridng call at (740) 446-4060"' 367-7762 · Ellm View - 1404! 456-3802 + CONYEMENTLY _ t o• Rem Pomeroy Area. No pets. Coll740-992- 5858. I- -~~-=-~ r MIBIE lloP.mi r oe m r• Mol~- I . $t6,000.00 MUST SEE to APPRECIATE! PleaSe call 7am-5pm 74Q-949-2217 II. 6pm-Spn 740-949-22t6 · 2006 HD Salftail Standard Excellent , Cond. tO, tOO mles. 1 1/4"T-Bars, V&H Big Shots p i p e s . - and Factory oeets. Must sell :-:----:-::-::---::--::::-::- Dual SHOP required, ------- CLASSIREDS ~~;;~;;;;;== ;:::HII~Ip;W;;M;ted;;;;;;;.;;;;;ll;a~lp;•;t;•;m.d;;~ i GRAPHICS DESIGNER PI~ enhe tompillly witll a great wtllii: 11fmo1ipbere is mJTeDdy looting . Grapllia .Desic~Jer 10 prepu-e ads for a aeww _ aDd lhe • ......,_.· for a .......- -or-r- web sites. 'l'be folloWlag sldllll are .....y d .. .n., 1 I able: _,..,--. •v-u-...n•- I • PboiOlllaup ---'----4-H Fair Pigs. Coll740-2566102 • - - Dulls sh -• "" "· Excellem Breading, Top Parformance, Priced · r· R e a .s o n a b I y . ....,. -SUE - 1115 !hlrd .. ;rector_!It - A.ve.o;:!i'll. , rJ"oJ•.,-~ ...,~ Olilll '~1 - ..-•llll'OIIge--rs•@•m•yc!aiiiiooilytriiJu.....,_ne.com_._.. r• on btoixline serious cal~ bon. needscatalyticCXJrM>n- ~ $2200. Call 02 Camara Z2& IN 11tE 7 40- St3,500. ISHOP CLASSJFIEOS ftir lluklo, 5711>1030. - .. . · +. · . ...... ....,lor_ Middleport, OH Bill tlol-r? (3) $1,800 Games in Packl!! (2) $200 Games {12) .$100 GenieS AU. PAYO\!TS GUAHANIEEDI Only $20 lor 1st paok and $5 each additional packl Come play for a cause that's · worth playing lor, Net Proceeds will benefit the Thursday, ,April 3 Point Of'Mbpe UtGO . Point Pleasant Moose lodge (12) $100 G8mll (2) $200 o.n ••.' (in the pack) • , Qlor 1st pack $5 each add'! pack ..... Leier X, l'ictunl Frwne, Cowltal Payout . . . (nol sold in packs) "Oo no1 haw 10 be a Mooae mattlbei to play (payout is subject to player atteJ !dance) Mason eolllll¥ Vouth Football League. , W11 a U@mpnd Teon;i. Bracelet! FREE Ear1y Bird Drawing. MUS1 be a player 10 be eligible. (Drawing at 5:25) _ Doors Open at 4:00 Do you pick a major 43 11 ora minor? 44 lhellind - . fl\'( \' C YOUtjG Ill '. . Mlt-lt> '(! GOMI'Lf.I~L - - 210 ln- • llo1hor 31 Too intF lfw 40M41-.,. S ltwland ca.- 42"-rvold CELEBRITY CIPHER br I.Jil Campw '*"'"""'._...........tre"""-"'""""'"""' .....,_ .. Elci'IIDr 11'1 . two ·rBf110ining - IWmltr IIIIU1Ir. TOdly'SdrJo: B llijiMI5 C IlliG BNAIUG GI'S SUUNU ... NW ··N tricks. EUI wins with lhe ll<lli, then ratums h "-· his original tourthh91oat. (H "" lllrlad with ·only 1hree opade&, ht -*!mum lhe hlglter 01 his OVYYRAIJ GPOG lW LNY BOliNG YOZS GPS TP .N DS NW ROIHAIJ POZS WOADSII." • LNY -) nyou had oven:a1ao:1 "'**- North a-td Soult1 would FonaJty, no1e ..., two FOI IS POUGNJ PREVIOUS SOLUTION - "There is In human nature generolly more ol the liM been ..nod amw 1rom no-trump. They mitihl found lour hearts. fnol1him ol1he wise.". Francis Bacon lilhir:his,.-.... ................. • . .• w IOTICES Sheriff~ . menta and l'ighla-olC..'N- 07ev111 ...,. af ~Sa-....... IQIIIolne. AESERVINGUI!ITO 1'toohttlll GRANTOR all rtghla ·In va oil, ga, COlli M1d all Roger A. - I I & C1111er mineral righla -In ~A. Md . . - uld- 1.037 Dela ~atla Aelw. Court · o1 Common Located .111 413001 - . Meigl County, Coolville Road, Oltlo . "-dovllle, u-? Ohio In plir8UanCO of an 45712. order a! ule to me s.ld ptoperty has ll!i auiiliiilonllie-freoll Friday, Mat _....,.,be- 2008. to tile . .lp COunty lloltrd of . llentll IWardaUon " D e v e I o p m e nt e I ~. ftd llelgs lne. , _ .end bldo to 1310 C. lelon Street, Box 307, Syreeu•, Ohio Ind--. 4577!1. Bid~ appraiMCI 111 -Bua $32500andcannotoell _IDr !al ae1 School -~ 7V.*' 1191 Sellool of Roofing, Siding, Soffit, Decks, Doors, Windows, Electric, Plumbing, R em 1n .,:•;= 2nd, af the preml._ · to eo.mty Ohio on,. ,,ng, oom Additions · t.oc.I ·Cou11111=b>< 740-367-u544 .F- ~ 740-367~36 . ~A Construction • Aepl-··· •o..ge. Ho 1\o ~.-S,:IISI . , _ _ Oool HA ItA Condltlore and dewlopentw'llltn.t occur in the year ahMd ... NMtly to arouee 1\A HA -~ IEIIII4 Windows • Aoollng • Deelal fit\.HA "EH HEM •VInyl Siding . ~r better ie«<w•illllp QUIIOO.. 0noe ~u aocept COIT'In\Md, ~1.1'1! commit ~1'11811. to being the bMt tlnd pro'f'8· to , .,_,.,. "'""' ~ C)'Oio. 1liiJRUS ( - 20-Miw 201 - TNo poriad ill a 1ortuna1e one tar ·~~tatting naw pro;ects or finilhing old ones. This is otipeclol~ true wt1en other ' ~who arnool<lng on lhe same . GEMINI (May 2t-Juna 20) - """' prior1!¥!'1 r:~>!in.tl~ 1!!!1 em, lO !immi 11!>!11 tinonclol ploiuro ojg!1t now. Tltlt is on J - Kee.-11 742-2332 .PEANUTS ..., • ...11:11. ao In g~,. no wight 1o, BDMI ot 111A1DD _ , Ws,lnc:ludlng, bu1 not te•rveo IIIII right to I I - to, legal coni:eeled reject any or all blda UlllciiOWh mal• lle\ga lncl1181rlee lne. espeCially good time for generatmg funds that can your m~~terill aftaira -==·=···=,~--·• • • ., • • -.• - considerably. CANCER (Juno 21-.luly 22) - Friends and uaociates alike will ftnd you 1 moet · delightful ~reon to be around. The enthusiasm you emit will be emeptionaJ~ contagiOus and helo to liglnen the epirits ol all wtthin your apt.re of operation. IIW.Rrf•rts• ~=~:~~~~-~~~~a~$:=J :.J...-• •..._ I , r • ; • .... I 7 • ...... , -. . . . or latent defecla, 111ibmltlad. and/or IIIII poa:nce ol (3) 28, 30 (411, 2, 3, 4 ntlle South Wa:t eo.- harmful or toxic c11em· . a1-_ 'lwctlon . 23, k:ala, paHulanla, or H&H · Townettlp, ,..._ 11, a a _ _,.P_ubllc __ G· .......ng TttENCE:IIolth a dla- TMme of Sale: Ten Ull.,. 1 !l!!!!!aai1MO.GIItMito l!e41D81d C10%) day ol PlaJC .NO'f'lCii -Seamk!ssGufters · a pclltillii . . w.t line oale, bel oee- upon NOTICE: Ia hereby of ea1c1 Sedlon 28; ~IIIVIIIJ of died. glvwl thai on Slllurdlly, . Roofing, Siding, Gutters 11iENCE: North 81 Robert E.lleegle, April S, 2GC11 Ill 10:00 lnsur8d & Bonded dlgi 23' Eaot, ....- 1111et1t1 · of 11e1go a.m., a public u1e will .__ · .;.7~.;.;..,;;;;.;53-~96.;;5;;.7_ _, ... lllnl a Iiane ·found County, Ohio lleld Ill 211 w. 1311.11 fa:l W a llqA- D. llllea, Second St., l'otlt61Gt, ~I I of 1-.58 Altoit_, Ohio. TM Farmet"l fa:l to en Iran IOd IIIII, 11 Weill llonu- Bank and S.lnga THENCE: North 45 A Compaty le Mlllng .far ~,.~2J'Wa:tsch- Dayton, Ohioc:eM In- or certl..,_ ol . . . .. . . to Currall Owner: Roger fled ~ tile followtile Tt'Uit · " ' - of ll & Sheila A. We1llllll lng col~: Baglnling. · Property 81: 41301 20111 Dodge-. AT Paroall: Coolvlle Ad. 48"•05ztmE1232113 2001 Ford Wlndalar North 41 deit II I 25 A d >tile, 0H """'*- Ella! pMaing PH OIHIIII05.1102 V s· n ·thru . . lnln pipe a:t, Prior lleed 2FIIZA51448COII210 ' 303.53 ia:l - . a Aillellh-: Volume t, The and dllta- ol 323.01 ~ ..... 251 . Selllnp Company, to a bolt Ill 'In _..., AppuliMCI Ill $32,500. l'oilt61Gt, Ohio, line Oil Counly _Road T.,_ of Sale: cannot t 1 1 veo IIIII right to 44, THENCI;: North 41 ... aold IDr .... bid Ill tllll ..... M1d to dsp 1 21 minutes 2l3ds of lie 11 sla:d ·llf-w the above a dlelanc. of value. 10% ~ an cullslolal prior to ule. For _R _...ing ud New ~- BulldiDc · 131•• tMIIoabolta:t dey of ule, caoh or Further, The F..,... Cal: MARCUM CONSTRUCilON In sslcl line, certified ~ bal· 11an1c and Savings THENCE: Iauth 46 ...,. due on COiuftrma.. ·Corp PW' r 1 llltM the _• Room Additions • Gamges • Vinyl ~~~ 111 25 minutes tlonol ..... · rlghlloNjsatanyorall Wa:t J II ling thru . , The 11p111alul did bids aut ttl1114!and Wood Siding • Roofmg • Pole lnln pipe souo.oo 1a:t Include en Intwtor The ....,. -Il1d Barns • Patio's, Porches and Decks - . a dl Ia at sumlnlttlon of IIIII c allllotal will be aold . . . lellt to., 6rbn ..... Ia:, ... pipe MI. THENCE: ~ E. llsegle, no 11,.,.111J · or loulh 41 J1a 111 21 lllelgsC!Iunty- · Itnplll~ warranty 47239 Riebel Ruad, Long Bottom, OH .........Eelll •11'1 oee Attorney lor IIIII . , . . . at fill to a ga l'llllntlll For tu- · lntorma.PIPs. to . . place af II plt61=D.. lion, or IDr., appoint· . Cell: 740-416-1834 a111 1n IIIIo conlalnlng 11 W. A... nwll or .iiSjWI cafllll· 25+ -,-n uperitaet Frn ulilftain 1JII7 aa.. Daylon, OH ..... prlol' to ule dills ~ I lpllolt 1e lie '137--411·1100 - - Cyndle « l(8n pnd oct ol ...rw, (3) 211, (4) 2, I 81112..21:16. iMde on . . 11t(4)2,3,4 ,._ot_a__ ,. :Cf1fl and BOY THEY SAY WHEN YOU TAi<E SOMEONE'J PICT!RE Ylll ~A PIEr£ OFT~EII0!91L. LV IF I'M GOt-lG TOll A RICH -AN:J fAMOUS ACTOR, I'M GOING TO,NEE!l A. _ ~fAD SHOTTHAT 111ULY CAPTLI1ES MINE. THEN I CAN FIIIALLY HELP THE 600FOC!SAKEN MASSESFRQMMY~ . HIGI-I ABOVE THEM ALL be F-- 'l- ...... 1•• 1-. 740-985-4141 ...--SH=OP=-=-___, a I, lsnMI - - - - - - a.u.,or, 0111o L.L. •• ~~o~~ce•......, ..- -CUSSIAEDS lk . . . .,._ t h l t -·lldallflllbll -2ricl • lot ..... ol Febr'*Y ....., Blow -·-- Public .NaiJce A &I l11b11 ct to all - ' • ..-lved until 12:00 ___...... ...._ J Advertise in this space for $64 per month LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) ~ Somathing yoU've been hOping woutd come lnrough will break looM at thia time - thankJ 10 the hard work of ancther Thtri pef50fl clidn1 do II 'lof you , but you be one of the beneficiaries. VIRGO (Aug . 23-Sap1: 22) - One of your besl aasets II the ability to make friends and ootleagues teal apecfl.l. H wll moan 1101 1D ott~era and draw them ·0101· · erto you . LIBRA (Sept :za.oc:t. 23)- Coridllbos are good ~ · where you • .., *""••thtuu h•IPOI•IIt. take vour eve oft the: target. It all come together now. SCORPIO (Oct 2<--NoY. 22)--'- Wyou''" bean contemplating • bokt plan, thla -- mlghi be the ""'" "' touncll h. " you truly -mMI in tho - ~~. don't -poaMtil ... ready to ... any 6HJIT1NitUS (Noll. 23-Dor:. 2t)- 'rbur - - . . - - for '""""'" :GARfiELD WHA'f'5 Wt'I'H 'fHE CAN OF PtJRPL.e PAINT? will come frgm aituatlolw wherw you aharw a ' NA'WREO HAO WAY '1'00 MUa4 GIRUN IN 1'1' THAT WILL. lie 'I'I~E A!!o!IOC.IATION Nf~ ...atec:1 lnterHI: with anottwr. However, each m..t be p~Wp~Nid 1o nllkrlan eciual oontrlbuttontothl-. CAPRICORN (Doc. Z!..Jon. 1g)- Who •.-ion,,.....- -In_... .• -- " you or lflllll' pooro - ano~tter hu a good Idea orr • tb•, throw bring your h """""' M and - . . '~~w~y to,_ _ AQIJAAIUB (Jon. 20-Fob. 11) - 8olng lnduotrlouo ond producthoo aoulcl Pil' muotlli- iiMdlridi itt tlili - · oo J>U1 """'your-- cin -lng- you would Itt. W • ,..,..., tt oould l)lrlliiW fllnlllltlc Ntuml. PtiiCEI (~- 10-Mif'Cih 20)- or oontllll:* you ~,now wttl --then - -Got out, ilnd~~~~ ..,.....~n.---·lfiOII. ....,.l,..a•llnonGIIhlrl. SOUP10Nun ..... . . . . a IIJ_.. .,. BULJEMI1 1111 12 s L·AT A • 15 I .....' 0 ' ... - . J ARIES jMan:h 21-Aprll 191 - 'rbu will haw -plenty of retenoted am.. to tinilh a ~ of job&, eo don't hMttllte 10 give youTll81f.a hNvy actJ.dut. Hthef8 IB a lot you need or wanr 10 arx:ompliltt Taka Room=- t T 0 Y 1M an outlltandlng d'llaftarl ohtfa waN to 1ollow. ' '· . • Pole Bulld""• .,.. • I be I~~~~;:;;;;:::;:~===:;:==~ eppr~~Ieers s~ Drywall, ode'' R J&l I ~ -~'& otc!; .t~C ~·or_~ on noon Tllondlty, Mer 1, ' CORNER STONE C!lNSTRUCTION FOR BARGAINS 2IJOI.attile 10 ..... ot u1c1 .-My which eva!-. - · .1be . . Ill condltiot• . ..., be_, L--------------' day, fOllowing Cllrlelon Sehool by J....,_, - n o calling1-740-192.-1 . 'hn:el1: . .......-v IDr, M1d The llelp County SPECIAL FRIDAY, APRIL 4TH 17"' I•• -icona: 44 ,_,. in Boia 24 llellli.. 47 . , . , . _ I Aanl'aartial I 26 Tomo.t 41 Sit IJI in"' I riVII 111110 .,_ 27 Idyllic opal • 21 Splilln11 Flrot007 30 ...... 51 Col« 32 Trill VII's ...... 40 a., ID ycu lsod. Siftoa North did oot irMsligale a1111jor4Uit fll. Mlo .' - 1o choooo 1he spade lour than lhe d<b o9d- And here lhlt nots h firit five 740-591-8044 from uld 'rlunahaPoi-10PSR-5tO 0301dsoo-Aiero , oxcet- directed C011111n1huboileenti~rd. Exc. Cone!. First lent cood., "'"" great, tied · liCIIan, I will $10l)- ftCU6'7t94 il&lc 13,000" iiilleo 15900. 7..0· expOMi to Ule lll ,p ub- BINGO! American Legion ~f.'( Tl-\~! TI 1% Sl.l~ Gary 22 eager _ ..... 4 5 -2bn1 3 - ". '46 Playll; -~ 12~ Allpuo -for--lly *Insured •Experienced BUSINESS I NT ... "'**' ... ldvanclng •two no-lrump.) . THE BORN LOSER References Available! Call Slanley @ t 1 1 So - I hell 7 ........ Wlllr, Iiiio ....... lhoullna ft .......... - -- .( ft"""' dis- .ei.ASsFIEDS I West Virginia Jobs Fourlllaliol• 1st pack $10- 2nd pack $5 each one after $5 Will pay $80 per game - FER HIM!! CAR PEN TER SERV ICE · •Reasonable Rates ~UA In S1cllan · u -Meigs 23, Townalllp, TOWM!IIp Number 4, Range 11.01111 oilng 81 1st& 3rd Tuesday of each month. HE FlGGEl<ED I MADE IT .JEST 4N TH' QUILT SHOW 'TIL vou-.cs •Prompt and Quality Wod< ADVERTJSE ~11ctlt Bingo 1 WUZ GONNA ENTER IT PAW GOT AHOLD OF IT !! . Trimming _ &Removal 31 E l•.ipJ 33 lien lofty 34 Venus' 21 ,.._,.,. -But Ieday's """'1hat deal t>ighllghts a issue. '-- at only 1he West hand. Soulh, oo your nltrl, dpalS one notrump_ Wouid you enter lhe auction despite !he wlnerabltly1 Assuming you pus, North raioes ID lhnse no-trump. Whit -id )'OU lead'? When you ~ ogoinat .. &trong notrump, lhe basic .policy is 1ll gal into lhe auction, 1ind a ·Ill, and gal tacl< wt again. Normally, JOU <Ia not think bidding a game - - -'loo, "ii good ID ompq. a mo1hod 1ha1 permits you to bill one-suilod ard two-artiad hands lor ~xamplo, ~let11. Holo, you . BARNEY Stanley Treen as.- 5 01111- ferdinand Foci1 (try saying 1hat quicl<ly times!) claimed: , t5,000 _ ..... 1ll 1rlln a major general." How depressing Htrue. And, 1.._, • few (>ridge playors 1oel thalll-.y up tS,OOO In their lives. l.JJacily, though, most aro1rainod -lor • A Nevv Home? · TrY the Classifiedsl! Carmichael o.-. 'f;rench •• www.•• '••• kW!Lb).-. '*' 25Pel Opening lead: !! per month Hat •••• Cl'iattr)Aid hrllllle Pus I N'l' • LOoldng For 1 Wlrlor pipo 2 fjotd ....:. 17.._ $64 ~~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~ 1 .. 10 21 as m Advertise inthis , space for ,,..773 5115 Dr ,.'"" • AI6S • A K 10 I • A K 10 I • 75I . - DOWN. .1 6 ttorp.., 11 "'Ii-" 19 P 1 I • 165 z • 15 I t s.. Terms: Cashiers check w/10 lloMJ! . • Complete . Remodeling • 6 • K J tl ~ website: www.auclionzip.com ~ 3 German She!lfterd-pups, 2 1798 or 004-593-l>525 (F) t IMI- StOO each. 740794-t604 or 44t-5299, ook Cr-...n Special Edition tor. - . ...-, 42" cut. 22 HP, ~-----'- HydmStatir:Driw>. 7 - . N<C <eg. mini 20t6 pups, rare COlOr&, t:lat>Pios. - - - - - - clleoked, tat shots, RkinglawnM.-r,lii<Bnew. wooned $375. and up. 740- 0011 740-256-1 t02 CoH 740-379-938t Adv~ ~ - 173· 5447 • Garages •KJ54Z • 1I '--llliiiiiiii.__. More Information: 304-675- ~ Matt~~ H:uvey Road Muon. WV o 0670. -Rogers Basemam -~ 12 noon. Sand.Fork Road, Gal._.,.lo Ferry, WV For Mulc:.u. Send J'I"!!IIJM'Ii 10: ""'rHirotiOIVlo-n '"'" umnrr SAVEn10116A11D6. on thf88 C31C81ed orders: Registered Blade Angus 21J>c26and30x40Madein Bull. St200. 446-74t0 or ' USA. lnventorywOn,laa1, 44t·7205 call .-lor hUgo saYings! 4 111"".,!-~~-~ :!1~11~...., "Triple P" Show Pigs Spring -~ Auction saturday, April 5 at ' (740)4:41-95t0 '"' ...,_,• .:........, . , _ SiAm• 10 Years I s1 Road Ia left abov~ Mason GolfCourse J...- 14 u ,, • 1ss.--e WHI Stop & Compare 5-Service WA:IEIU I W itO • Lh:ouditioual lifiOJme guar. -. Localreterences fUr- www.alaterunangus.com , Call ' bealthcare/deutalfvisioll, · ...,_- ------..:.. · """· 740-245-9044 WateotMouliiog. STEELAIICII-- leaYeameosego. 256-1496 -'"' bolidavc 401k. Tillm, Murray, Craftsman, MTD. Briggs & Slr8non H-Horiest 1- Integrity Size 4 Prom lhss Baal.ditul Juraey MHk Cow, reoentty nished. -Established t975. --.$t50.416-28t5. . heoh, IJ'&IIIamlty or nurse Call 24 Hrs. (700) •..o& n.o~ Tractors, Mowers, Concl_;,.... tor Leon Scott :MONTY 111-4/1 mo. pel MASON MOWER 3M-773-<st6J ' JUt 882-3294 Servicing Lawn recliners, RICK PfARSON AUCTION co. #66 Ji!ll""";._-::---...., (740)286-5385 - - - - - - - .:_c.:..,_,_ ___ • 'C • . ce •• AKC whrto miniature Auros o.aJid 'be,_lliarwithMacs. -Schnauz.,., 2 maleo, t -&u: · lomale, serious calls only, .__ _ _ _ _.. Shoald .._, bave :kaowlellge of foor- · (740)4t6-7403 aJ1or and spot-<Oier separatioo. FuJIOt Hyundai A<:cent " ' - ........._ _..... be_..._ Paid -small, radur:odlow- _ , . ._ 5 &peed trans, ,._ ....-- ,..., ,.,..,.. . eSt price...,, M&F, r:han11i· 65,3tO miles, good r:ondi- vacatloo, MoToR_...._ ,.. • Multi-Ad Creator • Ailabe Acrobat t & ~- Aponments, 'lory Spadous, Steal Beams, Pipe Robar 740-642·2773 For Concrete. Anglo, Chanonel, Rat Bar, Stool Grating For Drains, ~ I -.rays. L&L Centenary Ad, no pots, Security DetJooit Required, Scrop-OpenMondrly, U& ~442- 5pm (740I3S7-054 7. Tu.-y, WfldnesdoY & f'fido¥ Bam-4·30pm Clooed .Baech St., Uidi:lopor1, 2 br. Thur~dav. Saturday & tumlatled apt.. no pets, Sundlly. (7«1)446-7300 ref. r . . ._ 4-H club pigs tor sale. $t25- 2 Bedrooms, CiA, t t/2 21>r apociDuB apt, rotlrlcwe Bath, AduH Pool 11. Batiy wld hocJta4>,- pd. i:tooe· Poe>, Patio, Stan $425/Mo. 1D horopitaJ II. uniwtolly on No Pets, Laoso PIUB (740)9112.Qt65 • , Townhouse NEW AND USED S"'r!EL $175. Call 74(}.701-3170 or RV Servf TBI'a dap.& r Hours 7:00AM-8:00PM being unpacked. miles. Maroon Metallic tank I' & tons. Wilh ombo~d llsmes 1hroughout. Price: 13= ...... 120..,. · ·Q 7 ' Alwa steroo system plus mucb more . _ buft. Has onli 850 ongrnal ·1-!kmlll ......... - -- ·-...... ........ ltttil- .... _- -...·..., ...--.... ==:t r::.ln field- '~ •New Homes ••, 11Did . . • QJ t • Q J •• • AQ I I .r;..··~ ' Itulltlsr 5 Fellaw .-... . Road Racin&. Ohio 45771 7..09tU217 ruby, blue._ figurines, pots. pans, ki1cllen appliances, 2 Sanyo DVDNCR ~' : , . ,~= Have you priced a John Deere lately? lllu'll be surpriaadl C'- 001 our uoed invemciry at WWW . CAREC.COM Cormic:haat Equi>mant. 740446-24t2 · .:_ "2957(1 Bashan GLASSWARE & HOUSEHOW t997 'fl>m FZR 600r. l.ik8 ,_ oondilion. Gallbotis orea. $2200. 7,._s-liirrt . . . " I black tBR Apt, WID hookups. tor Rant No pets. Color axle, 1\ir & Heat =~holpllal. call 740- Cali 740.9112-7508. 2BR 8111- (740) 441-0t94 color tv. 2 matching plus mucbmore. 4WJ!DU)tS Oversized 3 pi8oe IIYiog MENT /C ARMICHAEl suit Er<cellem TlWLERS SALES & SERCondition. $275. 645-0235 VICE. SPECIAL 20FT . · GOOSENECK FLATBED $39!19. VIEW OUR ENTIRE TR.f\ILER INVENTORY AT WW W. C "R MICH "-EL · mAILERS.COM 740-446Ballkelboll baokboard on 3825 John Deer A t947 Tracto<, StocK. Cell RO< Evana t• Electric Start High & l.CMI t and 2 bedroom apan- · 6, 800-537-952B. ' Transmisson, Rims, morrlo. lumlshod and unfurTn98 l Paint. 2002 Hard ntshed, and in :-:---C.:..---inlonnation. N_ew_ 01!bOdy, Car or TOf2 22' lnll~ Top Jeep. Call 9-19- St1 ,600. 740-645-7963 Pomeroy and houses Middlepon, or wide bed, storage 2305For forCJ7 lnlormltion. IIOOllfrity dopootl requi...t, no Modom t Bedroom Apt., choals, l rot. , _ 4-whe&lar 300EX, $1,000 pols. 740-992-2218. Call (740)446-0390 used. $6.1100 ~l..lvm'oa\ 1 17"")446--4060 1iil r.. ·' * 1-111 . . IIIIer lllltlll S I !I l o -· - llellldlf.'P l•llllt lie ell* If U. Scllt .tllllellll:tt. Cllllr tile •• room r M. r-----..I _. C ,. ,., _ tll*r ._ ..,. '"'-• - Farguaon ~!:ICHAEL H~~';~ u.mg t and 2 Rmr Bedroom Apts at vonage Manor and R - Apts.ln 21!r at Johnsons Mobile Middlopon, trom $327 to ' Home Pari<. Cail446-2003 5592. 7co-982·5064. Equal adjualable aiM stands and _ Housing Opponunlly. weighted base. $25. Ideal tc. t or 2 pecipte rotorEorl ~ 7~t6t . enceo no pots 5 mi..;. '""" Landing Apartments. : Gavtn: no ·calls after 2-3 Bedroom Apartmems MI¥»JAN!D1.5 - tlpm.44t.OtBt avaUlble. All Ulilitias poid ~ • electric. Rent _ _ 11 Allw1IIJMs 'Special ftOO oft Rom. ' ,JET -Jtmr . call ~,j.()Q23 or AERATION MOTORS '--..iiiiiililiiii-_.J 304-6tD-D776 ' tor more Repaired,_._ ReOOIIlln :a' - ..:: EIIY, KIEFER BUILT,tN:TEGRITI'. VALLEY VANS FURN111JRE HORSE / LIVESTOCK ~ Foil !WE m ...ILERS, LOAD M"X IQ\Jeell .size BR Suite, DR Suite, 6pc. Fancy EQUIPMENT TRAILERS, 2006, Chevy, Whfte Coryo BR Suite, Walnut . Spinet desk, oak CARGO EXPRESS & Van, V6, wlh la!lder II. Jwwihstand Viet oak table, new office desk & H 0 M E S T E A D E R bulk head. 42,000 miles, C"RGO/C ONeESStON , Must Sell, looks & runs 11M Jbcookc:ase, maple slant front desk. maple · mAILERS. B+W GOOSE- new 3Q4.437-t446 dinette set. · Entenainrnent center, (304)882-3017 - I 23t S with t 54 tn l 6' 200t ~ 11uzu ROdeO. Brush Hog. ~ Cond. Clean and Sharp. 9-1,000 sto.llllll. 740-367-7755 · m11os. $6500. 446-alt5 -m· -· Locatoon Gatli104is tiiOO SQ. ft. building $400 mo. off street poridng call Wayne .. 456-3802 e ~. 740-~~: 115 -y 2003 SlNs -SuE - laM 4BR, 2 F Bath, 2 ear •Washer/dryer hooiWp attactoed •All - - flllllraging gar., 2 car $50-$60/monltl dalochod gor., ou1 bldg., +Owner pays water ...,.r tnclge., dsltwshr.. 2-75 acre lf1llh ' ' - - $38511. 03 ..ustar)g 6 ~ .ORI,_. 50,. 1 T-tlle Alder 116 c:t_,. Sherado 61n. lift, ..... 'i - -....... Phillip ...., ____ _AUCTION. n~~~;;;;;;~~IJOOI'$11000. 740-2~ a -rtments ,..._ •2&3 bodouu 11 apartments deposit. References req. •Cenbal'& AIC 740-388-tioo ACROSS -,----,--~- -• w-. eR,2bathsat9t CadarSt $650 per month + $650 ABSOLUTE New partslwenoh .incl. $1000. 446-28t5......, moo- -.--~~~-., Ernployof. BRIDGE runs ._tor ------3 - - - · NEA Crosawo.rd Puzzle • 'Mlbeliew . . . . -llllild ... . I = ., ~- ; - ·.--" " .......... ·f-3 R £ T DR - I I -- ' .PIINT~D I' L£1'TEIS IN SOIJ.t.ltES scaAN-I.llnl.ANSWEili "IIIII Zi*r ~ hltllla· Pixie- Qaliar 'PATIENr A I ' t - j.. 1-ty ~ iiliJW filr his wife. Fiallly lie . dlillcd ller ..SIIid, •Jl'l eMy fiDdiJI£ l •• why odJcr • J)lllllllc liloiJIIlllePA11ENT." 7 7 ARLO&JANS f �• . www.mydai~ ltinel.com www.mydailysentinel.com \ The Daily Sentinel • 1'9 85 _ Auction r i 1 lb 67Duoi-·~TruclcLoeb rough, tough! 7 Twill-T"""'IoiiCCIIIJI- Chemlcll flee earty -JbNr - 52 Westwood lng ..,.- oi ,,. tor ~ - iiJie planls, cabbogo, Drive, fron1 1365 to $560. lilt lor Hud-subllzed, 1· br, Bnaeels aprout&, cau2BR Rent in Point 740~·2568 . Equal aporlment,for lhe 1 -. broccoli, Phmont,$425/mo, NoPots, Houling Opportunity. This -.ty/di-.t coli 675· $3.00/dozan -t578 or o.pa.tl Required, call 304- inttltulion ia an Equal 6679 Equal 'Housing S83-53e3 or 304-593-{)128 Opponunity Pro~der and Clpporlur1ity Bedroom House s,..,..._$500/monltl in i' SrME JIOitltD!r LOCAT- · dipooil Hud .,.,_ No"Pels. ED • AFFOIIIWILEI ~1304)675-5332 weekends TOW11houoe apartments, 7C0.59t-Q265 " and/or small I'Hlulos FOR F I 11-11 . '81 0U0 !i;j;;;;;;;;;H;;;;;t;R;i RENT. C.oll (740)441·1111 Lccalion on~ t800 4 llooJ wm House tor Rent tor application & Information. sq. ft. tulding $400 mo. off $800/rent $600/deposit llreel poridng call at (740) 446-4060"' 367-7762 · Ellm View - 1404! 456-3802 + CONYEMENTLY _ t o• Rem Pomeroy Area. No pets. Coll740-992- 5858. I- -~~-=-~ r MIBIE lloP.mi r oe m r• Mol~- I . $t6,000.00 MUST SEE to APPRECIATE! PleaSe call 7am-5pm 74Q-949-2217 II. 6pm-Spn 740-949-22t6 · 2006 HD Salftail Standard Excellent , Cond. tO, tOO mles. 1 1/4"T-Bars, V&H Big Shots p i p e s . - and Factory oeets. Must sell :-:----:-::-::---::--::::-::- Dual SHOP required, ------- CLASSIREDS ~~;;~;;;;;== ;:::HII~Ip;W;;M;ted;;;;;;;.;;;;;ll;a~lp;•;t;•;m.d;;~ i GRAPHICS DESIGNER PI~ enhe tompillly witll a great wtllii: 11fmo1ipbere is mJTeDdy looting . Grapllia .Desic~Jer 10 prepu-e ads for a aeww _ aDd lhe • ......,_.· for a .......- -or-r- web sites. 'l'be folloWlag sldllll are .....y d .. .n., 1 I able: _,..,--. •v-u-...n•- I • PboiOlllaup ---'----4-H Fair Pigs. Coll740-2566102 • - - Dulls sh -• "" "· Excellem Breading, Top Parformance, Priced · r· R e a .s o n a b I y . ....,. -SUE - 1115 !hlrd .. ;rector_!It - A.ve.o;:!i'll. , rJ"oJ•.,-~ ...,~ Olilll '~1 - ..-•llll'OIIge--rs•@•m•yc!aiiiiooilytriiJu.....,_ne.com_._.. r• on btoixline serious cal~ bon. needscatalyticCXJrM>n- ~ $2200. Call 02 Camara Z2& IN 11tE 7 40- St3,500. ISHOP CLASSJFIEOS ftir lluklo, 5711>1030. - .. . · +. · . ...... ....,lor_ Middleport, OH Bill tlol-r? (3) $1,800 Games in Packl!! (2) $200 Games {12) .$100 GenieS AU. PAYO\!TS GUAHANIEEDI Only $20 lor 1st paok and $5 each additional packl Come play for a cause that's · worth playing lor, Net Proceeds will benefit the Thursday, ,April 3 Point Of'Mbpe UtGO . Point Pleasant Moose lodge (12) $100 G8mll (2) $200 o.n ••.' (in the pack) • , Qlor 1st pack $5 each add'! pack ..... Leier X, l'ictunl Frwne, Cowltal Payout . . . (nol sold in packs) "Oo no1 haw 10 be a Mooae mattlbei to play (payout is subject to player atteJ !dance) Mason eolllll¥ Vouth Football League. , W11 a U@mpnd Teon;i. Bracelet! FREE Ear1y Bird Drawing. MUS1 be a player 10 be eligible. (Drawing at 5:25) _ Doors Open at 4:00 Do you pick a major 43 11 ora minor? 44 lhellind - . fl\'( \' C YOUtjG Ill '. . Mlt-lt> '(! GOMI'Lf.I~L - - 210 ln- • llo1hor 31 Too intF lfw 40M41-.,. S ltwland ca.- 42"-rvold CELEBRITY CIPHER br I.Jil Campw '*"'"""'._...........tre"""-"'""""'"""' .....,_ .. Elci'IIDr 11'1 . two ·rBf110ining - IWmltr IIIIU1Ir. TOdly'SdrJo: B llijiMI5 C IlliG BNAIUG GI'S SUUNU ... NW ··N tricks. EUI wins with lhe ll<lli, then ratums h "-· his original tourthh91oat. (H "" lllrlad with ·only 1hree opade&, ht -*!mum lhe hlglter 01 his OVYYRAIJ GPOG lW LNY BOliNG YOZS GPS TP .N DS NW ROIHAIJ POZS WOADSII." • LNY -) nyou had oven:a1ao:1 "'**- North a-td Soult1 would FonaJty, no1e ..., two FOI IS POUGNJ PREVIOUS SOLUTION - "There is In human nature generolly more ol the liM been ..nod amw 1rom no-trump. They mitihl found lour hearts. fnol1him ol1he wise.". Francis Bacon lilhir:his,.-.... ................. • . .• w IOTICES Sheriff~ . menta and l'ighla-olC..'N- 07ev111 ...,. af ~Sa-....... IQIIIolne. AESERVINGUI!ITO 1'toohttlll GRANTOR all rtghla ·In va oil, ga, COlli M1d all Roger A. - I I & C1111er mineral righla -In ~A. Md . . - uld- 1.037 Dela ~atla Aelw. Court · o1 Common Located .111 413001 - . Meigl County, Coolville Road, Oltlo . "-dovllle, u-? Ohio In plir8UanCO of an 45712. order a! ule to me s.ld ptoperty has ll!i auiiliiilonllie-freoll Friday, Mat _....,.,be- 2008. to tile . .lp COunty lloltrd of . llentll IWardaUon " D e v e I o p m e nt e I ~. ftd llelgs lne. , _ .end bldo to 1310 C. lelon Street, Box 307, Syreeu•, Ohio Ind--. 4577!1. Bid~ appraiMCI 111 -Bua $32500andcannotoell _IDr !al ae1 School -~ 7V.*' 1191 Sellool of Roofing, Siding, Soffit, Decks, Doors, Windows, Electric, Plumbing, R em 1n .,:•;= 2nd, af the preml._ · to eo.mty Ohio on,. ,,ng, oom Additions · t.oc.I ·Cou11111=b>< 740-367-u544 .F- ~ 740-367~36 . ~A Construction • Aepl-··· •o..ge. Ho 1\o ~.-S,:IISI . , _ _ Oool HA ItA Condltlore and dewlopentw'llltn.t occur in the year ahMd ... NMtly to arouee 1\A HA -~ IEIIII4 Windows • Aoollng • Deelal fit\.HA "EH HEM •VInyl Siding . ~r better ie«<w•illllp QUIIOO.. 0noe ~u aocept COIT'In\Md, ~1.1'1! commit ~1'11811. to being the bMt tlnd pro'f'8· to , .,_,.,. "'""' ~ C)'Oio. 1liiJRUS ( - 20-Miw 201 - TNo poriad ill a 1ortuna1e one tar ·~~tatting naw pro;ects or finilhing old ones. This is otipeclol~ true wt1en other ' ~who arnool<lng on lhe same . GEMINI (May 2t-Juna 20) - """' prior1!¥!'1 r:~>!in.tl~ 1!!!1 em, lO !immi 11!>!11 tinonclol ploiuro ojg!1t now. Tltlt is on J - Kee.-11 742-2332 .PEANUTS ..., • ...11:11. ao In g~,. no wight 1o, BDMI ot 111A1DD _ , Ws,lnc:ludlng, bu1 not te•rveo IIIII right to I I - to, legal coni:eeled reject any or all blda UlllciiOWh mal• lle\ga lncl1181rlee lne. espeCially good time for generatmg funds that can your m~~terill aftaira -==·=···=,~--·• • • ., • • -.• - considerably. CANCER (Juno 21-.luly 22) - Friends and uaociates alike will ftnd you 1 moet · delightful ~reon to be around. The enthusiasm you emit will be emeptionaJ~ contagiOus and helo to liglnen the epirits ol all wtthin your apt.re of operation. IIW.Rrf•rts• ~=~:~~~~-~~~~a~$:=J :.J...-• •..._ I , r • ; • .... I 7 • ...... , -. . . . or latent defecla, 111ibmltlad. and/or IIIII poa:nce ol (3) 28, 30 (411, 2, 3, 4 ntlle South Wa:t eo.- harmful or toxic c11em· . a1-_ 'lwctlon . 23, k:ala, paHulanla, or H&H · Townettlp, ,..._ 11, a a _ _,.P_ubllc __ G· .......ng TttENCE:IIolth a dla- TMme of Sale: Ten Ull.,. 1 !l!!!!!aai1MO.GIItMito l!e41D81d C10%) day ol PlaJC .NO'f'lCii -Seamk!ssGufters · a pclltillii . . w.t line oale, bel oee- upon NOTICE: Ia hereby of ea1c1 Sedlon 28; ~IIIVIIIJ of died. glvwl thai on Slllurdlly, . Roofing, Siding, Gutters 11iENCE: North 81 Robert E.lleegle, April S, 2GC11 Ill 10:00 lnsur8d & Bonded dlgi 23' Eaot, ....- 1111et1t1 · of 11e1go a.m., a public u1e will .__ · .;.7~.;.;..,;;;;.;53-~96.;;5;;.7_ _, ... lllnl a Iiane ·found County, Ohio lleld Ill 211 w. 1311.11 fa:l W a llqA- D. llllea, Second St., l'otlt61Gt, ~I I of 1-.58 Altoit_, Ohio. TM Farmet"l fa:l to en Iran IOd IIIII, 11 Weill llonu- Bank and S.lnga THENCE: North 45 A Compaty le Mlllng .far ~,.~2J'Wa:tsch- Dayton, Ohioc:eM In- or certl..,_ ol . . . .. . . to Currall Owner: Roger fled ~ tile followtile Tt'Uit · " ' - of ll & Sheila A. We1llllll lng col~: Baglnling. · Property 81: 41301 20111 Dodge-. AT Paroall: Coolvlle Ad. 48"•05ztmE1232113 2001 Ford Wlndalar North 41 deit II I 25 A d >tile, 0H """'*- Ella! pMaing PH OIHIIII05.1102 V s· n ·thru . . lnln pipe a:t, Prior lleed 2FIIZA51448COII210 ' 303.53 ia:l - . a Aillellh-: Volume t, The and dllta- ol 323.01 ~ ..... 251 . Selllnp Company, to a bolt Ill 'In _..., AppuliMCI Ill $32,500. l'oilt61Gt, Ohio, line Oil Counly _Road T.,_ of Sale: cannot t 1 1 veo IIIII right to 44, THENCI;: North 41 ... aold IDr .... bid Ill tllll ..... M1d to dsp 1 21 minutes 2l3ds of lie 11 sla:d ·llf-w the above a dlelanc. of value. 10% ~ an cullslolal prior to ule. For _R _...ing ud New ~- BulldiDc · 131•• tMIIoabolta:t dey of ule, caoh or Further, The F..,... Cal: MARCUM CONSTRUCilON In sslcl line, certified ~ bal· 11an1c and Savings THENCE: Iauth 46 ...,. due on COiuftrma.. ·Corp PW' r 1 llltM the _• Room Additions • Gamges • Vinyl ~~~ 111 25 minutes tlonol ..... · rlghlloNjsatanyorall Wa:t J II ling thru . , The 11p111alul did bids aut ttl1114!and Wood Siding • Roofmg • Pole lnln pipe souo.oo 1a:t Include en Intwtor The ....,. -Il1d Barns • Patio's, Porches and Decks - . a dl Ia at sumlnlttlon of IIIII c allllotal will be aold . . . lellt to., 6rbn ..... Ia:, ... pipe MI. THENCE: ~ E. llsegle, no 11,.,.111J · or loulh 41 J1a 111 21 lllelgsC!Iunty- · Itnplll~ warranty 47239 Riebel Ruad, Long Bottom, OH .........Eelll •11'1 oee Attorney lor IIIII . , . . . at fill to a ga l'llllntlll For tu- · lntorma.PIPs. to . . place af II plt61=D.. lion, or IDr., appoint· . Cell: 740-416-1834 a111 1n IIIIo conlalnlng 11 W. A... nwll or .iiSjWI cafllll· 25+ -,-n uperitaet Frn ulilftain 1JII7 aa.. Daylon, OH ..... prlol' to ule dills ~ I lpllolt 1e lie '137--411·1100 - - Cyndle « l(8n pnd oct ol ...rw, (3) 211, (4) 2, I 81112..21:16. iMde on . . 11t(4)2,3,4 ,._ot_a__ ,. :Cf1fl and BOY THEY SAY WHEN YOU TAi<E SOMEONE'J PICT!RE Ylll ~A PIEr£ OFT~EII0!91L. LV IF I'M GOt-lG TOll A RICH -AN:J fAMOUS ACTOR, I'M GOING TO,NEE!l A. _ ~fAD SHOTTHAT 111ULY CAPTLI1ES MINE. THEN I CAN FIIIALLY HELP THE 600FOC!SAKEN MASSESFRQMMY~ . HIGI-I ABOVE THEM ALL be F-- 'l- ...... 1•• 1-. 740-985-4141 ...--SH=OP=-=-___, a I, lsnMI - - - - - - a.u.,or, 0111o L.L. •• ~~o~~ce•......, ..- -CUSSIAEDS lk . . . .,._ t h l t -·lldallflllbll -2ricl • lot ..... ol Febr'*Y ....., Blow -·-- Public .NaiJce A &I l11b11 ct to all - ' • ..-lved until 12:00 ___...... ...._ J Advertise in this space for $64 per month LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) ~ Somathing yoU've been hOping woutd come lnrough will break looM at thia time - thankJ 10 the hard work of ancther Thtri pef50fl clidn1 do II 'lof you , but you be one of the beneficiaries. VIRGO (Aug . 23-Sap1: 22) - One of your besl aasets II the ability to make friends and ootleagues teal apecfl.l. H wll moan 1101 1D ott~era and draw them ·0101· · erto you . LIBRA (Sept :za.oc:t. 23)- Coridllbos are good ~ · where you • .., *""••thtuu h•IPOI•IIt. take vour eve oft the: target. It all come together now. SCORPIO (Oct 2<--NoY. 22)--'- Wyou''" bean contemplating • bokt plan, thla -- mlghi be the ""'" "' touncll h. " you truly -mMI in tho - ~~. don't -poaMtil ... ready to ... any 6HJIT1NitUS (Noll. 23-Dor:. 2t)- 'rbur - - . . - - for '""""'" :GARfiELD WHA'f'5 Wt'I'H 'fHE CAN OF PtJRPL.e PAINT? will come frgm aituatlolw wherw you aharw a ' NA'WREO HAO WAY '1'00 MUa4 GIRUN IN 1'1' THAT WILL. lie 'I'I~E A!!o!IOC.IATION Nf~ ...atec:1 lnterHI: with anottwr. However, each m..t be p~Wp~Nid 1o nllkrlan eciual oontrlbuttontothl-. CAPRICORN (Doc. Z!..Jon. 1g)- Who •.-ion,,.....- -In_... .• -- " you or lflllll' pooro - ano~tter hu a good Idea orr • tb•, throw bring your h """""' M and - . . '~~w~y to,_ _ AQIJAAIUB (Jon. 20-Fob. 11) - 8olng lnduotrlouo ond producthoo aoulcl Pil' muotlli- iiMdlridi itt tlili - · oo J>U1 """'your-- cin -lng- you would Itt. W • ,..,..., tt oould l)lrlliiW fllnlllltlc Ntuml. PtiiCEI (~- 10-Mif'Cih 20)- or oontllll:* you ~,now wttl --then - -Got out, ilnd~~~~ ..,.....~n.---·lfiOII. ....,.l,..a•llnonGIIhlrl. SOUP10Nun ..... . . . . a IIJ_.. .,. BULJEMI1 1111 12 s L·AT A • 15 I .....' 0 ' ... - . J ARIES jMan:h 21-Aprll 191 - 'rbu will haw -plenty of retenoted am.. to tinilh a ~ of job&, eo don't hMttllte 10 give youTll81f.a hNvy actJ.dut. Hthef8 IB a lot you need or wanr 10 arx:ompliltt Taka Room=- t T 0 Y 1M an outlltandlng d'llaftarl ohtfa waN to 1ollow. ' '· . • Pole Bulld""• .,.. • I be I~~~~;:;;;;:::;:~===:;:==~ eppr~~Ieers s~ Drywall, ode'' R J&l I ~ -~'& otc!; .t~C ~·or_~ on noon Tllondlty, Mer 1, ' CORNER STONE C!lNSTRUCTION FOR BARGAINS 2IJOI.attile 10 ..... ot u1c1 .-My which eva!-. - · .1be . . Ill condltiot• . ..., be_, L--------------' day, fOllowing Cllrlelon Sehool by J....,_, - n o calling1-740-192.-1 . 'hn:el1: . .......-v IDr, M1d The llelp County SPECIAL FRIDAY, APRIL 4TH 17"' I•• -icona: 44 ,_,. in Boia 24 llellli.. 47 . , . , . _ I Aanl'aartial I 26 Tomo.t 41 Sit IJI in"' I riVII 111110 .,_ 27 Idyllic opal • 21 Splilln11 Flrot007 30 ...... 51 Col« 32 Trill VII's ...... 40 a., ID ycu lsod. Siftoa North did oot irMsligale a1111jor4Uit fll. Mlo .' - 1o choooo 1he spade lour than lhe d<b o9d- And here lhlt nots h firit five 740-591-8044 from uld 'rlunahaPoi-10PSR-5tO 0301dsoo-Aiero , oxcet- directed C011111n1huboileenti~rd. Exc. Cone!. First lent cood., "'"" great, tied · liCIIan, I will $10l)- ftCU6'7t94 il&lc 13,000" iiilleo 15900. 7..0· expOMi to Ule lll ,p ub- BINGO! American Legion ~f.'( Tl-\~! TI 1% Sl.l~ Gary 22 eager _ ..... 4 5 -2bn1 3 - ". '46 Playll; -~ 12~ Allpuo -for--lly *Insured •Experienced BUSINESS I NT ... "'**' ... ldvanclng •two no-lrump.) . THE BORN LOSER References Available! Call Slanley @ t 1 1 So - I hell 7 ........ Wlllr, Iiiio ....... lhoullna ft .......... - -- .( ft"""' dis- .ei.ASsFIEDS I West Virginia Jobs Fourlllaliol• 1st pack $10- 2nd pack $5 each one after $5 Will pay $80 per game - FER HIM!! CAR PEN TER SERV ICE · •Reasonable Rates ~UA In S1cllan · u -Meigs 23, Townalllp, TOWM!IIp Number 4, Range 11.01111 oilng 81 1st& 3rd Tuesday of each month. HE FlGGEl<ED I MADE IT .JEST 4N TH' QUILT SHOW 'TIL vou-.cs •Prompt and Quality Wod< ADVERTJSE ~11ctlt Bingo 1 WUZ GONNA ENTER IT PAW GOT AHOLD OF IT !! . Trimming _ &Removal 31 E l•.ipJ 33 lien lofty 34 Venus' 21 ,.._,.,. -But Ieday's """'1hat deal t>ighllghts a issue. '-- at only 1he West hand. Soulh, oo your nltrl, dpalS one notrump_ Wouid you enter lhe auction despite !he wlnerabltly1 Assuming you pus, North raioes ID lhnse no-trump. Whit -id )'OU lead'? When you ~ ogoinat .. &trong notrump, lhe basic .policy is 1ll gal into lhe auction, 1ind a ·Ill, and gal tacl< wt again. Normally, JOU <Ia not think bidding a game - - -'loo, "ii good ID ompq. a mo1hod 1ha1 permits you to bill one-suilod ard two-artiad hands lor ~xamplo, ~let11. Holo, you . BARNEY Stanley Treen as.- 5 01111- ferdinand Foci1 (try saying 1hat quicl<ly times!) claimed: , t5,000 _ ..... 1ll 1rlln a major general." How depressing Htrue. And, 1.._, • few (>ridge playors 1oel thalll-.y up tS,OOO In their lives. l.JJacily, though, most aro1rainod -lor • A Nevv Home? · TrY the Classifiedsl! Carmichael o.-. 'f;rench •• www.•• '••• kW!Lb).-. '*' 25Pel Opening lead: !! per month Hat •••• Cl'iattr)Aid hrllllle Pus I N'l' • LOoldng For 1 Wlrlor pipo 2 fjotd ....:. 17.._ $64 ~~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~ 1 .. 10 21 as m Advertise inthis , space for ,,..773 5115 Dr ,.'"" • AI6S • A K 10 I • A K 10 I • 75I . - DOWN. .1 6 ttorp.., 11 "'Ii-" 19 P 1 I • 165 z • 15 I t s.. Terms: Cashiers check w/10 lloMJ! . • Complete . Remodeling • 6 • K J tl ~ website: www.auclionzip.com ~ 3 German She!lfterd-pups, 2 1798 or 004-593-l>525 (F) t IMI- StOO each. 740794-t604 or 44t-5299, ook Cr-...n Special Edition tor. - . ...-, 42" cut. 22 HP, ~-----'- HydmStatir:Driw>. 7 - . N<C <eg. mini 20t6 pups, rare COlOr&, t:lat>Pios. - - - - - - clleoked, tat shots, RkinglawnM.-r,lii<Bnew. wooned $375. and up. 740- 0011 740-256-1 t02 CoH 740-379-938t Adv~ ~ - 173· 5447 • Garages •KJ54Z • 1I '--llliiiiiiii.__. More Information: 304-675- ~ Matt~~ H:uvey Road Muon. WV o 0670. -Rogers Basemam -~ 12 noon. Sand.Fork Road, Gal._.,.lo Ferry, WV For Mulc:.u. Send J'I"!!IIJM'Ii 10: ""'rHirotiOIVlo-n '"'" umnrr SAVEn10116A11D6. on thf88 C31C81ed orders: Registered Blade Angus 21J>c26and30x40Madein Bull. St200. 446-74t0 or ' USA. lnventorywOn,laa1, 44t·7205 call .-lor hUgo saYings! 4 111"".,!-~~-~ :!1~11~...., "Triple P" Show Pigs Spring -~ Auction saturday, April 5 at ' (740)4:41-95t0 '"' ...,_,• .:........, . , _ SiAm• 10 Years I s1 Road Ia left abov~ Mason GolfCourse J...- 14 u ,, • 1ss.--e WHI Stop & Compare 5-Service WA:IEIU I W itO • Lh:ouditioual lifiOJme guar. -. Localreterences fUr- www.alaterunangus.com , Call ' bealthcare/deutalfvisioll, · ...,_- ------..:.. · """· 740-245-9044 WateotMouliiog. STEELAIICII-- leaYeameosego. 256-1496 -'"' bolidavc 401k. Tillm, Murray, Craftsman, MTD. Briggs & Slr8non H-Horiest 1- Integrity Size 4 Prom lhss Baal.ditul Juraey MHk Cow, reoentty nished. -Established t975. --.$t50.416-28t5. . heoh, IJ'&IIIamlty or nurse Call 24 Hrs. (700) •..o& n.o~ Tractors, Mowers, Concl_;,.... tor Leon Scott :MONTY 111-4/1 mo. pel MASON MOWER 3M-773-<st6J ' JUt 882-3294 Servicing Lawn recliners, RICK PfARSON AUCTION co. #66 Ji!ll""";._-::---...., (740)286-5385 - - - - - - - .:_c.:..,_,_ ___ • 'C • . ce •• AKC whrto miniature Auros o.aJid 'be,_lliarwithMacs. -Schnauz.,., 2 maleo, t -&u: · lomale, serious calls only, .__ _ _ _ _.. Shoald .._, bave :kaowlellge of foor- · (740)4t6-7403 aJ1or and spot-<Oier separatioo. FuJIOt Hyundai A<:cent " ' - ........._ _..... be_..._ Paid -small, radur:odlow- _ , . ._ 5 &peed trans, ,._ ....-- ,..., ,.,..,.. . eSt price...,, M&F, r:han11i· 65,3tO miles, good r:ondi- vacatloo, MoToR_...._ ,.. • Multi-Ad Creator • Ailabe Acrobat t & ~- Aponments, 'lory Spadous, Steal Beams, Pipe Robar 740-642·2773 For Concrete. Anglo, Chanonel, Rat Bar, Stool Grating For Drains, ~ I -.rays. L&L Centenary Ad, no pots, Security DetJooit Required, Scrop-OpenMondrly, U& ~442- 5pm (740I3S7-054 7. Tu.-y, WfldnesdoY & f'fido¥ Bam-4·30pm Clooed .Baech St., Uidi:lopor1, 2 br. Thur~dav. Saturday & tumlatled apt.. no pets, Sundlly. (7«1)446-7300 ref. r . . ._ 4-H club pigs tor sale. $t25- 2 Bedrooms, CiA, t t/2 21>r apociDuB apt, rotlrlcwe Bath, AduH Pool 11. Batiy wld hocJta4>,- pd. i:tooe· Poe>, Patio, Stan $425/Mo. 1D horopitaJ II. uniwtolly on No Pets, Laoso PIUB (740)9112.Qt65 • , Townhouse NEW AND USED S"'r!EL $175. Call 74(}.701-3170 or RV Servf TBI'a dap.& r Hours 7:00AM-8:00PM being unpacked. miles. Maroon Metallic tank I' & tons. Wilh ombo~d llsmes 1hroughout. Price: 13= ...... 120..,. · ·Q 7 ' Alwa steroo system plus mucb more . _ buft. Has onli 850 ongrnal ·1-!kmlll ......... - -- ·-...... ........ ltttil- .... _- -...·..., ...--.... ==:t r::.ln field- '~ •New Homes ••, 11Did . . • QJ t • Q J •• • AQ I I .r;..··~ ' Itulltlsr 5 Fellaw .-... . Road Racin&. Ohio 45771 7..09tU217 ruby, blue._ figurines, pots. pans, ki1cllen appliances, 2 Sanyo DVDNCR ~' : , . ,~= Have you priced a John Deere lately? lllu'll be surpriaadl C'- 001 our uoed invemciry at WWW . CAREC.COM Cormic:haat Equi>mant. 740446-24t2 · .:_ "2957(1 Bashan GLASSWARE & HOUSEHOW t997 'fl>m FZR 600r. l.ik8 ,_ oondilion. Gallbotis orea. $2200. 7,._s-liirrt . . . " I black tBR Apt, WID hookups. tor Rant No pets. Color axle, 1\ir & Heat =~holpllal. call 740- Cali 740.9112-7508. 2BR 8111- (740) 441-0t94 color tv. 2 matching plus mucbmore. 4WJ!DU)tS Oversized 3 pi8oe IIYiog MENT /C ARMICHAEl suit Er<cellem TlWLERS SALES & SERCondition. $275. 645-0235 VICE. SPECIAL 20FT . · GOOSENECK FLATBED $39!19. VIEW OUR ENTIRE TR.f\ILER INVENTORY AT WW W. C "R MICH "-EL · mAILERS.COM 740-446Ballkelboll baokboard on 3825 John Deer A t947 Tracto<, StocK. Cell RO< Evana t• Electric Start High & l.CMI t and 2 bedroom apan- · 6, 800-537-952B. ' Transmisson, Rims, morrlo. lumlshod and unfurTn98 l Paint. 2002 Hard ntshed, and in :-:---C.:..---inlonnation. N_ew_ 01!bOdy, Car or TOf2 22' lnll~ Top Jeep. Call 9-19- St1 ,600. 740-645-7963 Pomeroy and houses Middlepon, or wide bed, storage 2305For forCJ7 lnlormltion. IIOOllfrity dopootl requi...t, no Modom t Bedroom Apt., choals, l rot. , _ 4-whe&lar 300EX, $1,000 pols. 740-992-2218. Call (740)446-0390 used. $6.1100 ~l..lvm'oa\ 1 17"")446--4060 1iil r.. ·' * 1-111 . . IIIIer lllltlll S I !I l o -· - llellldlf.'P l•llllt lie ell* If U. Scllt .tllllellll:tt. Cllllr tile •• room r M. r-----..I _. C ,. ,., _ tll*r ._ ..,. '"'-• - Farguaon ~!:ICHAEL H~~';~ u.mg t and 2 Rmr Bedroom Apts at vonage Manor and R - Apts.ln 21!r at Johnsons Mobile Middlopon, trom $327 to ' Home Pari<. Cail446-2003 5592. 7co-982·5064. Equal adjualable aiM stands and _ Housing Opponunlly. weighted base. $25. Ideal tc. t or 2 pecipte rotorEorl ~ 7~t6t . enceo no pots 5 mi..;. '""" Landing Apartments. : Gavtn: no ·calls after 2-3 Bedroom Apartmems MI¥»JAN!D1.5 - tlpm.44t.OtBt avaUlble. All Ulilitias poid ~ • electric. Rent _ _ 11 Allw1IIJMs 'Special ftOO oft Rom. ' ,JET -Jtmr . call ~,j.()Q23 or AERATION MOTORS '--..iiiiiililiiii-_.J 304-6tD-D776 ' tor more Repaired,_._ ReOOIIlln :a' - ..:: EIIY, KIEFER BUILT,tN:TEGRITI'. VALLEY VANS FURN111JRE HORSE / LIVESTOCK ~ Foil !WE m ...ILERS, LOAD M"X IQ\Jeell .size BR Suite, DR Suite, 6pc. Fancy EQUIPMENT TRAILERS, 2006, Chevy, Whfte Coryo BR Suite, Walnut . Spinet desk, oak CARGO EXPRESS & Van, V6, wlh la!lder II. Jwwihstand Viet oak table, new office desk & H 0 M E S T E A D E R bulk head. 42,000 miles, C"RGO/C ONeESStON , Must Sell, looks & runs 11M Jbcookc:ase, maple slant front desk. maple · mAILERS. B+W GOOSE- new 3Q4.437-t446 dinette set. · Entenainrnent center, (304)882-3017 - I 23t S with t 54 tn l 6' 200t ~ 11uzu ROdeO. Brush Hog. ~ Cond. Clean and Sharp. 9-1,000 sto.llllll. 740-367-7755 · m11os. $6500. 446-alt5 -m· -· Locatoon Gatli104is tiiOO SQ. ft. building $400 mo. off street poridng call Wayne .. 456-3802 e ~. 740-~~: 115 -y 2003 SlNs -SuE - laM 4BR, 2 F Bath, 2 ear •Washer/dryer hooiWp attactoed •All - - flllllraging gar., 2 car $50-$60/monltl dalochod gor., ou1 bldg., +Owner pays water ...,.r tnclge., dsltwshr.. 2-75 acre lf1llh ' ' - - $38511. 03 ..ustar)g 6 ~ .ORI,_. 50,. 1 T-tlle Alder 116 c:t_,. Sherado 61n. lift, ..... 'i - -....... Phillip ...., ____ _AUCTION. n~~~;;;;;;~~IJOOI'$11000. 740-2~ a -rtments ,..._ •2&3 bodouu 11 apartments deposit. References req. •Cenbal'& AIC 740-388-tioo ACROSS -,----,--~- -• w-. eR,2bathsat9t CadarSt $650 per month + $650 ABSOLUTE New partslwenoh .incl. $1000. 446-28t5......, moo- -.--~~~-., Ernployof. BRIDGE runs ._tor ------3 - - - · NEA Crosawo.rd Puzzle • 'Mlbeliew . . . . -llllild ... . I = ., ~- ; - ·.--" " .......... ·f-3 R £ T DR - I I -- ' .PIINT~D I' L£1'TEIS IN SOIJ.t.ltES scaAN-I.llnl.ANSWEili "IIIII Zi*r ~ hltllla· Pixie- Qaliar 'PATIENr A I ' t - j.. 1-ty ~ iiliJW filr his wife. Fiallly lie . dlillcd ller ..SIIid, •Jl'l eMy fiDdiJI£ l •• why odJcr • J)lllllllc liloiJIIlllePA11ENT." 7 7 ARLO&JANS f �·. .' h p 86 • The DailySentiM , I Wednesday, Apm z, 2008. ' ' , Big Fish: A-Rod reels in more than entire Florida Marlins roster; _...... SoallllgtDIIWIIIIIIIdl --c -··lnljl f .... and r.ssot\ATED PRESS $.0 The -.gue.-.y.mIIDR*Siw S3mllian...ttorlhehtime t ,,. -~~~~..,. .!~- as __.!lo*loy. l'i1..,1.t ,...:.aflamlal ,_... .Alex Rodriguez makes more this ~em: than ~is hometown' onBooda-~arbhnshi.. . deal swu y s new with the New York Yankees, A-Rod tops the major leagl)C ba!leball salary list at $28 miUion, according to a SIUdy of contract terms by The Associated Press. The 33 players on the Marlins' opening-day roster and disabled list total $21.8 million: '' "The Marlins? lt:t amazing,fl Rodriguez saitf. "And they still seem to find a way to be very competitive. They have 'a great pool of talent; they m.a de some unbeliev. able J;rades, so they have ~ personnel _peop~e . ~o . wm two cbamptonsbips m 11 years, that's really admirable, and I'm ·very proud of that or~on. being from Mianu." For the fll'SI time in base. ball history, 1lbe average salary topped IDe $3 million ·n wk. ·'lhe .'855 players on ~ni01-day fi)Sters and the avera.ged $:3'.1 5 million, up 7. I percent from last year's starting average of $2.94 million. . · Florida's highest earner clocsn.'t even make the aver- llal1lng....,.GI$2.i4~ Aua 2 ...., ..,.._. 1n-. ·HIGielT • z.o ·· 7 ' "1- After decade of arguing, · plans come together in groundbreaking, As that you could ask. fl The New York Mets were dUnl ill $138.3 million, J1P from $121 million at the end ,·-···- -·--·-........ NEW YORK - mo~ ... , Raggedy Hearts open.S,A8 of 2007, and the World Series ·champion Boston Red Sox we~ fourth at. 1·5 1.0 • $133.4 million. u · · Bunched together after that were dJe Chicago White So~; ($121.2 million). Los Angeles Angels ($ll9.2 LOWEST .....,. Chicago Cubs million), Los Angeles· Dodgers ($118.5 million) and · Seattle Mariners .($US million). Although the- average ·in~~sed, the !l!C"))jan salary -. the point at . which an equal amount of playc:cs fall abo¥e and below ·· million), . ($118.6 ------.:,.:..:.c:.....::~.:c.:..::.::...:::c:..._'----· o;;: . "" ' at $209.1 million. and A"My best ~came into Rod was No. I in the majors lion. · town, . and he mentioned for ·the eiRhth straidlt year. something about Johan New York first baseman Santina maldng $15 million Jason Giambi was second at more dum our five starters $23.4 miiiK>n, followed by ~mainedatam:oof$1 ~­ combined," catcher Yankees shortstop . De~k lion for the third . straight · Matt Treanor said. "lt'·s Jeter {$21'.6 milhon.} and· opening day. · something to ~at, but at Boston left fielder Manny There w~ a record 434 the same time, it is what it Ramirez ($18.9 million). making $1 million or IDOI'C, is. Those guys put on the Boosted by the acquisition lneakins RKXAd set in uniform like us. When it of Miguel Cabrera .and 2001 and matched last year. comes time to start the DontreD.e W'!l.lis, . Delil'Oit And ~ was a big boost at game, it doe.sn't matter bow shot up to second in the the top with 8S players much money 1he Yankees or ~~at s, 138.7 mil- ~ $10 milliOJ! - up whoev« .make." lion. The nsers payroll at from. 661ast year. . Treanor's friend was l!he end of last season was Payroll figWtes don'.t e. XII . g~fes a· bit . l2rh at $98.5 million. · include cash transactions Santana $12 million 'This isn't one of l!hose between . ciubs. Figu~s more than florida's rotation. teams, 'I .can't believe we included salaries and proratStill, the Marlins • payroll dido 't pick up tltis player, Or ed shares of signing bOauses .was less than halflhat oftbe this guy.' We've got no and other IU&ranteed No. · 29 .team, tampa Bay excuses," Tigers man~~ger income, and for some play($43.8 mimon~. . . . lim Leytand said. "~t's all ers, dcfemJCI money was ase. Pitcher Kevin Gregg . The Yautces, DOt s · s - about us, 'because the IJI!Iin· diSCGiinted to pl!Csent-day !AlpS !he ~Jins al $2.5 mil~ ingly, topped lhe payroll list ~ has done everytlliq · value. Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio Marlins • Southern sbms past · lady Rebels. See P.FBl the -in favor of Majority Sft1RTS plant with 15 . of that 21 being · romneot and thelefore the the oertificatioo(unpacts 011 members who identified quality of the lOcal water. local wata'. In adilition to themselves as belongins to He allded, with environ- theposed .. ""'!,1301'1 poweapro-sbe RACINE - Last night's ~ter's Local 650 out mental restrictions already ,, Letart Falli blic hearing by the OIPo ofl\ime:ru in place, be didn't "believe asbdthattheOEPAconsid~\'irotnnental Protection ~of the mem- this (lbe plant) will affect er lbC "~ indusAgency oonceming a 401 ~: Of CL ~0 spoke lhe drinking water." triesu of coal mimng, such water quality . certification llbou.tlbeir des~ to wodt in ~ only oppuueut to as lhe mining .....,..,.linn profor American Municipal as to certification. at least tbe posed ·by Garlli.g~Obio in Power4lbio's ·coat-fired to ,only one wb() spoke, was the Racine ~rea and AMP's power plant resulted. in a Member Jeff Elisa Youns of Racine.. plans to develop a fediliza' 'Meigs Youn~> asted the OEPA to byproduct from: the .,...,..s inajority of iipeakers mat· for . bC"Difndfui of the affect of ·'waste in ~d ing oomments in favor of the c.ertitiaDon. Out of 22 speakers, 21 gave favorable comments 7!. :,Dc the ..... New Yol:k Yankees' Alex .Rodriguez smiles in the dugout at'tet 'hfttk:C a first-Inning, two-fun home-run against tne' l'Cli'Oiltq . Bllilll Jays' In a sprlrc basebl!ll game at Legends FJeld I~ T8fl\pa, Aa., lA 1hls March 11 file photo. . oonteods this will cut do~ on landfill waste. Wbeo speaking about fertilizel', Y~ expn::sscd CIOOilel'D5 about any a«tcd nitrares to lbe soil and spolle about ooncems of any Olher contaminants that might find itS way into · drinking water if the Ohio River- is dredgal in the powerPJant's construction pbasti. Slie lben asia:d what ·was being done to hondr original the " ........ the Suspect in . .custody for agga-avated · robbery --I- -BY 8mt 3 ?Nn' iGUJTOuvi:wi.'I'SEIIIDiiELcc · POMEROY -A suspect is in cusrody for allegedly robbing the Par Mlr OBITUARIES PqeAS ·• Stnuel~ · Qmvenient · .,., 19 . lllu:a.ns . ·'md.19 ~·: t"\ )ly .' t.j , 1 1 I t ::.t! f .tl•· Indl w.1 ":! t.•l_,i'J•.,~· . t 1,; : )~1;!•• (~'d' 1 .' N ,, I II ,- i ' INsiDE ~ • "JJti J,• I '.~ r; .1 •·p .r :.J'" 1~ · •n N• t .... .'1 W :.~ r s t"• l .: . ·I,: I +-f, J' p:~J'(•ttr. ')t , l j~ l.J f}r• • ><:.t { 7 , 1 1., _'T 1~, I f:; 1 '- ' ' ----l a'* j r.H!~t')'2 II • p, ' n 1! ~ I• I · t\ J I' ~'I f1~ I • ~~ !TJt' • J II 'H J - Proffi said his deput~ inent ~ived a can at arolllld, 10:18 p.m. Tuelday that a ·robbery had taken plioc. According to P10~ a male m•spect enten!d the store weanq a tobogan wirh a piece Of cloth over his mouth as a sort of dis. gui~. 1be su~~t.. then "brandished a knife" ' and · ; ·· ; JIY CIIAiisE Hoau::tt . · · tlllEF\JilH.IiiVOAIL'I'!IBffliiEL.CXIM - · de-.:~:......:·. troii\ die . ''"""'- ,m!CY: . casb registei',-Proffitt salilc ~ , POMEROY - Racing is no lonver fiMIMI••-····~"AS justa~ boy sport, but one in whlch anyoDc etgbt or over caa get involved. Nine-yem:-old Nate Hoover just ()()lll(lleted his fll'St rear of racing in tbc mini-wedge divu;ion and won a ~e trophy for finishing second pJace in the points .championship for the - . Row that spring is here ·he's mce dian ready to get back on tbc track. T · Nile was the only cme from Meigs C«-•nty running last year in his divisiixr at Skyline Speedway at Ssewart, ' BY ,Biu.N J. R£m ) • ovcs 8llflOIR)8S - ~ ;,,.·,H-~ll honor 1011. See . . . A3 •- rllocalacholars. S. . . A3 11111111 l9 • "- • Wodlalewellness OOILfalallB ·dfellld. See·· P9 AS .- '--· . I { 1 !. J I 1 t·r 'I' •, ! !Tmln•.,t' 1 ~ ifl,',,· t.···· , j ._ I _ _ _... " I = sF* mediation help me? I ::see rage· A6 ' February·· sales tax bits seven-· year record. •· Fer 1t01 t Art Glass 'ext liMtion opens at ., . Cultural Center. See Page A7 -r . uaA . . j . / ....... - n II 11 , -"' I . 250 ColuaaiNas..ld...Athens . I . 740- 5I IIONIM Toll fNe 1-177·772-899J · ' , Jc;wdij 106 N. 2nd Avenue · Middleport, Ohio 740-992-2825 _pc;wer ~rij; , ~Q~~;ps:&:~~~ ::"~fi~~nc:urpora Most of !be dii.virs 1111! older, (but 3ppare11111 not better than Nate). since the division has competitors up ~ 14 years of age. lil fact during last year's seasori, Nate took first and second places in several raCes, and in every race placed in the top five among the 15 to 20 running carts. . Tbe cmdi.t for Nate's intense interest in racing probably goes back to his dad, David Hoover, who did some racing himself a few years aso. In fact the cart Nate drives .was built by his dad "from the ltiOUDd up." He bought the · frame, then built the cage, c - - .• ! . of saktv featureS In the way of braces and belts, and even did the design graphics to make it look professional. All of this came with help from sponsors, General T~. The Vaughan Agency, and Crow Family KFCJLong John Silvers. · As for safety, David described Nate's em, which can trave140 to 50 miles an hour, as "vecy safe wirh fiveway safety harnesses, even a neck bnla:." And, of course, Nate never leaves the starting line without everytbin~tened and his helmet sec~ly Ill p on his lidd. ·· . · ·. · aRfiOOMYI»oiL'I'SENTINELCOM · POMEROY - Meigs County ~ived nearly $40~more in sales tax n:: . . . last month . than it did . ago. .. .. collection trend has · on the increase for three years, but the collec- ·. . ' ' (. lion fi~ for Fe~. · ·/ .,..... on Pll~ • · · the latest from lbe Ohio ::·'::;:'::;•:<;,====== : · Dqllll'tUJCnf~f Taxation, .' · _• .., s."ow .JVs>4tie _l, ....est si01le ~ jdiiip in coned!~ for dlat p , montbsince2001,wbenthe county auditor began j)lq)8ling (' monthly sales . ' .&... · .......- · Annie's Mailbox ·· fl.) .taxA=::.SI)Duilhi latest Calendars • Aa_ such. ~ issued. ~y · · ~tor B Hill, tbe ClasSifieds ''i ,s~6 lY n::ceivJer$125 ,134 · · · sale5 Comics 87 · · lts Ollltpen:alt .nlilty February. ~~~v~ · COII Editorials · - ""' 2 3 ,'INDEX Tayl·or .Motors Ingels- Electronics tc Pldue<!*-Y ' - -.:... ~ l:awYouGM-tJse; ~ . .can tOrecloSt.ue j! an qgravated~ - . . • New TOPS ofllcals klllllld. See , . A3 j, I :.. I l r.,-H .. ll EIS1' l 'I ;:.- ::_:: } .tp~.p I ':i "" (•I 1 .1 l••"l\ 1 ~,. : _j [ l,ifl W </\' ::1 1.-h . in Meip ' for today, likely to ., - ] 1/v -~. II ::. t ) ' •tGni Sklbart. 89 , 1!.~11'.1' ~ (The comer of Nye ,Avenue and .County · ·R~ 7A Tuesday 1 · •\ JLIW 16- . ~· Sto~ BeacOn) ·It the .• . Obituaries Places togo I . Sports Weather .Jobs package revamped in bipartisan compromise BY Sac &:EN IIUJR2 A'IQI'VTEDPRESS WRitER Alook at state leaders' ecoDODJic plan (AP) - Gov. Ted Strickland and legislative leadels announced Wednesday they har:l-teadlad 1111 agt-1111111 on COI,_l1MQUS . If e $'1.57 bitliiln plan to help spur Ohio's 8001 10111y. This Iii whet Ohio"& stUdents haye more oppcll1U.riities ro wort for in- . where the money would go: • $SO million to support the production ol bloprodt.tt1s such state busioesfi!'S while they 1111 polymers end plastics. are it) sebool, illOt'e of them • $100 million to the biomadical industry. ' will stay in Ohio after grad• $150 miNion tb support edvancad -rgy euch es solar uation &lld help ~v~ !he and wind poWer. • $100 million to euppol1 businanas that distribute pn:!dsle~ ·~d· sylfn uds 11om Ohio's oentrat b :don. - - - · - "' • $400 million to local infrestruclu1'8 suctt as road8 and announcing a plan to boost bridglis. the flaggina economy. . • $200 million to~ farmland and g~. The state plans to spend 1 $200 million to clean up Ill ownlialds. $250 million over five years • $120 nliJion for hls1orlc ~ · to c:Rate ~ internShips 1 $250 million to Cl'8ll1e more imel'fll!hips and m-ops with and cO-op programs at busiOhio business for ltudentS. nesses · in Ohio, which woukhnatcb each state dollar With their own invest- Republican legislative lead- cleaner-coal. nvm•. It's part of a $1.57 ers bad said they CIOUI.d not · But the Campaign For ~ economic letovCry Strickland's origi- Tobacco-Free Kids said ":!a'!sda" :fl: ft4~.iii. i8~,:~:n:-: ~~ve~~- ~ ~:Othebec!': !th~ !'r.~.:!!C;:~ . A7 · lions for ~Section A8 c-~vllleyPW', hcOo. • Stricldand and Republican billion in debt oblip- · state's tobacco prevention showan~of$55,987 legislative leaders. tions backed by ihe state's program. . over this time last YCIII'· t The economic combined 'senenl ~venue. "More kids will become The tax is collected 00 all elements of a $1.7 billion The compromise ellis for · addicted to tobacco, more non~food ~tail merchandise bond oackage that considerably less new debt lives will be lost and and food served in ~stau- Slricldand r proposed y ' ' during ·. while invesung 10 many of taxpayc:cs w1·n fioot the bill rant dining rooms. his February State of the Strickland's · priorities for higher lobacco-caused The sales tax makes · 'If State addn:ss with the ideas including .local iftfrasuuc- health care costs," tbe abwt a 1hin1 of the CClWity 5 of · House Speaker Jon twe, land conservation and WasbiflllOII-based foundamual blJdset in rmns of its l.~::~t and Senate advanoed ~ teclmolo- ;.tion_said in a steiM!tlll Pin 1 . . sal• AS 1" Bill ~s. The pes such as Jind. sollf.end Strickland. spokeswoman ,.. ,. __ , .... ' • the year to dale Ohio '9- ... . Amanda' Wurst confirmed th~ _the plan will ~e $230 . million from the anti-tobacco program, leaving · $40 million for IDe foundation. Sbe said the governor ttcognizes the foundation's imponant role in ~ucing tobacco use among Ohioans, but that bis package accounts for. the positive effects of the new statewide smoking ban and decreasing smoking rates. If the proposed package pas~ the Legislature, vot- ers will be asked on the November ballot to approve $400 million. in new debt: $200 million that wiU be paid by ·taxpayer funds and . $200 million that will be backed by liquor sale profits. The funds to support the internship programs are not dependent on the passage of the bond measures . The $250 million would begin being spent in July 2009. Husted called the idea the most important element of the economic package. The plan was called for in a I().. •.. sa..t ..... 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