https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/3ac98fe28d3e19662a872d0a61308ec2.pdf 9c4f5fa9ff79e7b188b2fe3b66a681e1 PDF Text Text ' ·, i: .. ' r c B6 • l,,.•. J~. ,,- 1re IAWySaae ·~Plus Pinewood derby winneJS announced, A6 National• Infant . Immumzation Week plans, As Chalmers' 3-pointer lifts KaJMS to OT and a 75-68 championship oo che floor $ be lWalhd to cnl u•••lts The dc:l!bs Of ~10£1) !'!lESS me looki:s' room &!« a irus-. ttating 20 minutes. It stayed 1bat way fur the first five of dJe ·seoood ba1f, but Kansas OOJrldn't pull away. ....... . .• .,•- o....._. made sure"';.,~;'u:;i~ enough of tbe 1-GB-I malchups that tbe 'Memphis offense aeates to keep the T~gers in QQge. Then, finally Rose toot friends and family of Jacbon., Sasba K.aun and Rodliok'Stewa~ullcast.abit of a pall ova- dris team, mak0 SAN ANIUNIO - So ·pllicut for 210 ye.ars, Kansas bl no pu ot.L m woddo,g an n.g Jxboo w<!Dib- at times ema D-wl minutes Ill bring a if staying _:at Kansas w.a s dlampionsbip eum lit. .. ~tto,~lri·'t • _ But tt was .an m)wy. not a -~· - 3 ~ody. lbat ~ lmve been .most •respm~le ~ pointer wi1b 2.1 seoonds left in Rgulation to pusb me blending dlis dlamplonshlp game intD overtime, and the formula . Rush ton: up his . knfle during :a prmu:e pme Jayhawts grindcd it out Ciom there for a 75""1! victmy over -. a 3-pGinta' bere, a last May; and bls NBA plims Monday · night over ~mg layup fOI' a dna w~ put on biaUJs · Meqtis in one of the best pmnt pLay nen. Then, the He worked his way bad: liitle games in reoeot .memo- capper, an olf-bab~ 18- into sbape dlis season :and is cy. foot sbot off glass wi1h . the playiiig his best ~ mw. O.atmers' shot pulled sbot-clook buu.cr limmding He didn't bave die most Kansas into a tie after being lt gave . Memphis a 56-49 ~sive stat line of the downillinewitb2:121eft. lead..Mcm.~swoo1dbave nigbt, but it hasn't all been "We got me ball in our been deJnoralimd. . ;about stats fur blrn in 1!ris, most dutch player's hands, Clearly. Kansas is not~ his junior seaSWl. His . . and !be delivered," Kansas most leaDlS. dcfCilliC was 'Stdlar., ;as usuaL Kar:!sas' Stlelro!il OQllinS, ll!ght, reielill:aftes With !teammates after !their 75-61Joverttime Wi!l ooadl Bill Self said. In fact. die Jayhawks lii'e .a and smdy hii experience 'MeR\\Iiifilis iTi1 the dilampioAshllil game at ithe ltiiCM college lbaSketblilllflinaiiOI!Jr Mrm!IBf It w.as dJe fust Iitle fur 1ea111 Chat lias oome together and l'eliOive played into in Sam Mtonic. Kans.as since 1988, when in llagedy over die last sev- K•nsa•'Rifusai.IDgoaway. Dumy M~. now m ...................-.....................-....................................................... ::1-awaitcd '. ~~£ . ....... SPORTS I r ~ l ! ,. . . . ' ~ r • Meigs .h armnen; Fed Hook.~ . . . . . 8r 8i IIIIN .t.. REED WIN UPTO $1,000 !!! ~-=::i:p:; p•\J"'''l Avc. o~~~eRALL B • INGO· f. V Chllmen Slid "When it left my -blprls it felt lite it was good, aod iit just went in. The most JJIM!jU:abJe perform•MI': ill dlis l!llle came from 1Minnan llerridt . . . Gf Mempbis, Who compldely took over 1he pme m scoood half, liJ!l!!ling·l4 ofhis team's 1<6 ~ during one stmklh to tift 1he TJgel'S to a .611-51 ileal! with 2: il1left fl • w.onb . I I ' me But Kansas (37-J)usedibe strategy any smart opponent of Memphis' would- fouling the heck -out of que <Jf ibe .ooun~ry's w<nt free-throw- e'Y1'ft !Holman alnd Sulie eaSb - KU. 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AS· .._, • Man acous ed ef Shooliu!Q deplilty sheriff - ·.....--... ,.... m......... u """""' \JiliiQ. ·TODAY'S NUMBER IS: ..-.""' :as prDIBiitor It''' See . . . M T · WF.ATitE11 ui.d >ih.e •wu ·8'ti!Uctl1IC, b~ rto Whicb the IB:urtQn 'IISilcnoNS-taPAGilli . Calendars Oassifieds chamber, Kent · Carson, AMPOhio, second row (from left) Michelle Donovan, chamber director, · .J olene Thompson, · AMP-Ohio. A3 A3 Belli~ · 8YiiiEIH' 1 - BIIERQEWTIMVDAII.V8eNTINEL.cOM PO.MEitOY - f1jnding a contracrtor thi.11 ·s ummer JI.S w.ell ~ !!llxig~t­ m.g the~~ mlW: while keep• . il\ll a goal of gomg online by 20 13 were all discussed by Jolene ThoJiqJIIOil of American Municitlal Power-Ohio at f.Csterday's Me1gs C<Ounty ·C hamber of Commerce ·Business-Minded Luncheon. . thompson said plans were to come up With a .colUl'ICt this summer to 'build the plant with the contractor .full notice to proceed by • lOber. As for the appeal of AMPObi.o's .air permit issued by the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency, Thompson said the appeal was antici.pated md the company plans to build through the 11PJ111a1 process. ~ said this summer would !be .a aitlcal time for .the project. Kent Carson, OODJmunications director with AMP-Obio, elaborated that this sum- g;na mer into fall the company would start power from the company and help expending some "real money" on the finance the plant. Three communities project while still facing permitting turned down the offer. The five largest hurdles as well as escalation in costs "member communities" are the cities of raw ina~rials. _ of Clevelanc!, Cuyahoga f~lls, Niles, · 'Thompson went tbrouill 11list of.per- --' Wadswonh and Danville, Va:· . • . mits and possible approval times on AMPC:Ohio believes the plant will the $2.9 billion project wblchinclude a annually generate $20 million into the . landfill permit throu~ OEPA whi«:h local economy and·provide 1,600 conshe said could possibly be final m struction jobs during its four and oneMarch 2009; a National Pollutant half years of construction. The plant Discharge Elimination System pennit will provide 150 permanent jobs at the possibly final by late this. year; a 40 I power plant and 15 jobs at the feniliz: water qual!ty t:iertification. from the er plant located within the fence line OEPA possl_bly approved this summer; of the American Mumctpal Power a 404 penrut from the Anny Corps ~f Generation S.tation. Engineefli possibly iss~ed Ia~ thts Thompson said AMP-Ohio will year; a trans~sston line .ceruficate have equipment• on the. Letart Falls site from the Ohto Power S1t1ng Board in May to begm a mtllgatton proj~t posstbly final at the end of the year._ involving the spade toad. The Ohio . In relationsblp ~o the transnusston Department of Natural Resources has lme, Thompson swd the company has appt'(!ved the mitigation but AMPoptioned 64 percent .of 1he property Ohio is waiting on final approval from . ~- She also satd 8_5 AMP- the OPSB to begin the process. Ohio's "member commuruues agreed . to sign on tp the proJect to putcha s e"r I _... .., - .... ..,. of. B3-4 Comics Bs Editorials A4 As Obituaries Planning for Pomeroy's downtown beautification under ~a~ Ct1ft E.. ; "" Br p ID:fliCHI1IYIWLVBEIIT1IIELCOM Sports . POMEROY Floral B Section plantings in ·dow.ntown Weather A6 Pomeroy were discussed at ~ -..ow...v~r," J this the cause of the fire remains undetermined. No -injuries weeopmted. Racine respclllded with around IQ~eile IBa&han respooded. w.itb around six. Racine's £nai;le 21 resJII)Ildad 1t0 l1he rr&dle t'uesilay ,afumloon whicb !Joaes · said 'was .quiCkly IDIJiitained. ln Olive Township a bru&b fire was ~qi.011Cd ·terday afternoon on 8 · Smith Road off of Success Road. The Olive, Chester, Tuppers Plains :ll!id JJ,ashan · Fire ~ ,mlpO!Ided. No further details were avaibible at tess time. l:- INDEX Annie's Mailbox left) illuesday mOI'IIin,~ a dm destro_y.ed a family sbomein :U blnon 11'ownship with die fire :reportedly •rekindling later that .aftemoon. . 1lhe Fue >occurred at the intersection ,af Stivers¥~1le anlll Bald t~absStivcrsv.ille Road at a struc- ~~~:'f. was .a total Joaa, At Kansas, liDOstly Collins, put the clamps on Rose for the lint bali. allowing the l're&bmao ooly four ·sbots and Ieavins . spiking the ball Commerce welcomed-visitors from American Municipal Power-Ohio to yesterday's · business-minded luncheon. Pictured, front 1 merciill store lbnt has since been tumed into a resideuce, .according to RaCine Fire Uhief bmie Jo'nes. Iones 'Said the structure 'was Mly iuvolv.ed when fimfi,gliteni arrived at the ·scene ·.and >tbough ltbe fin: didn~t ¥fC8d, it did affect .an lldjacent bouse iby melt~ ;someof >its siding..Jones .00 lliliiawaJ bus. • • OWIIshins_ -ru Chamber of ture that !Used 1t0 ibe .8 <COlli- , See . . .U • s;a,...•toOk wlileel, 215-.1 SidSbtd . IPL P rt, WV lS5SI JIUJ5-7U6 .FJ£ 31U75-7ll1. Membmofthe Meigs County -. J-=~- _:-_1,~!!i!~l'l~~g~AJ~~!h-~~-=~-IJB~!E;3Ef~I'!'~OMI'DAII:~ ·~-~-~·IIIEii·~flN;L~ - ~l£lM~+ .,_ • 11 '""""' •..,.. 1!&4 ATUENS ,.JIIIeM•- • ID • Malil8l M.IMdllael, 8B of63 .aames were decided by OOublemp. . 1'bil .,.. die tint overtime in die tide pme Iince 1997, 'fibeD Atir.oaa belt K...,..v-ky • Fires . . . . AS Memphis, clearly edJaustrd, didn't pull within three. 84-79. '1PI- never ·denied medical care, BREEOeiiiVllAILYSEI!ITliiiEUXlM .but knew she would be if she went to one local medPOMEROY - "What 1 ical jmlcti.ce, unless she paid said tis 001 w.hal she said, cash up front. Clinton has Jaid Bachtel and Hold tile ttuth." Bryan Holman of was twice denied service at Pomeroy has found himself a local clinic because she the subject of' cOosiderable ·was unable to pay a $100 fee allCDtion and scrutiny now required before she could that national news attention see a doctor. According w bas fallen upon · a story he Bachtel's aunt; Susie Casto, told to U.S. Senator Hillacy Bachtel did n,ot seek pre- · 'Clinton, D-N.Y., during a natal care or emergency care visit to Pomeroy in f'ebruary. at that clinic because $1: ln the story, which she owed a bill there, and knew told for weeks after her visit she would be required to pay here, Clinton told of a up-front, even though she Middlepol'l · woman who was insured. . Instead. Casto said, died after being tumed Bachtel received regular away from a local medical · pre-natal care from another facilicy when she experiphysicians' practice in the cru:a1 complications .o f her area. Casto did not name pregmmcy. . facility, but The family of Trina either O'Bleness Memorial Bachtel and Holman, who recounted the story to illu!!- Hospital issued a statement last week stating that trate the lack af health care services in the colllll:y, say Bachtel was a patient there, and that her baby was still Clinton misunderstood the there. The hospital said · chain of events leading up born she was never denied care . to the still birth of Bachtel's Casto said Bachtel's conbaby and Bachtel's own dition deteriorated after her subsequent death two weeks .later. They say Bachtel was c 5 caw+ AS . ' Kanw ~hl!a"d- ~3. Arthur was dominant .inside, finishing with 20 points and 10 reboUnds, ·Jots on dunks and easy lay-ups off lob passes. Chalmers finished with 18 points. Rush had 12 and Collins had II points, six assists and <lid a wonderful job shutting RQSe for the first 28 minutes. Rose wound up with 18 points in a game 1bat mowed bow ready he is for the NBA. l:le was 3-for-4 from the line, however, and dull one miss witb 10.8 seconds left is what almost certainly would bn·e sealed the game and given the Tigers (38-2) their first title. . Instead, the title goes biWk to Lawrence for ihe l:lrird time in the fabled program's history. "If we played 10 times, it'd f!:Obably go five and live,' Self said. "We got fortunate late." The inventor of the game, James Naismith, was the firstJayhawk:s coach. lt's the school t1mt made household names of W"Jlt Chamberlain, Maiming - and res, even North Carolina s Roy Williams, the coach who falnously left the Jayhawks, lost to them in the semifinals, bnt was, indeed, in ibe Kansas cheering section to watch Self bring the title bact that he nev.er could. This game was not about coliches or sidestories, though. It was about the pme, lllld what a dandy it was - a well·liCCded 1qlieve from a more-or-less bllb tourl1aiDelll in whicl142 ...... J.'F iJ!IidlunKI <durir)g .a 'Wednesday •interview with a local < teleliision >le.piilder aboUt 118 ·IIID!y •liif T<riniiiBachltills Illness and death and 'Senator Hih!Y Clinlori's ._ <l!if litre s1orJ tin h!lr ICili11Jl8ign ~- IBmh sat Clinton misintelpreted 1he ·story !IS IHalman mid >it >dUring iller Ftibnilaly •villi mPomeroy. shooting teams - and when . Rose and Chris J)quglasRobeJts oonibined w miss four of five over the last 1:12, it left die door open for . -· . t.a ceo. Tuesday's meeting of the Pomeroy Merclmnts Association· with Alice Wamsley, a 4DUter g~o­ er, being named project chairman. . Wmking with her on .the 1Jl'liject :wjll be.S.usan Clark:- The contention is that ~owDiiigess Dottie 'Musser ers have not flounshed Gcotge Wrisht. :Jane Hanis: because of JXl<": soil. "0~ Annie Chapman, Bobbi goal tbls year IS to get It Karr, and &ina Weber. right, and we think D«?W we Before the planting of flow- have the people who can en .actually begins, thr; help us do that," said John committee will work with Musser, president. Bob .Barnitz who. is in the . Once. the. beds have th_e business of operaltng green- · nght soil .IDlX, then a planuhouses, and Hal ~n. ng day will be announced~ Meigs Counl)' Extenston to the actual time for planl;l.aaent on soil improvemeqt. ng. the flowers, not only tD the beds but the contatnefli along the streets. It was also decided th~t some of the planters wil:l be replaced, and others w~ll be purchased to be used m the areas of Ml.ik' Porter's sales lot and ~y Village ~all. . !Jle baskets w;ll agar.n this year be to be attached to. the ~od lamp posts whtch hne Mwn Street as well as several prepar:ed stde streets. A discussion was held on how to better water thL container flov.:efli, and several suggestions made will be pursued. Wamsley said she is hopeful that the downtown beautification work can be well underway by May 1. As for electricity eltpansion in the mini-park. I " a 'l - " I . .. AI • �NADON .• WORLD The Daily Sentinel ' . :I. ' I PageA2 ""'" I ..-: ' I ,..., I ~--<"' 1 - I The Daily Sentinel l I No obligation to contribute . ldJ!•ilding our milituy ;and ' emma is :a messy, ~ fuousjqg on tbe dtallemges status qoo but tlhm:'s not ....._. by Af11mni:Stan, tbe huge OOlbreab of violenoe, tcourist gJOOpS and lhere's still~ but db« problems dpt oon- lhe COUD1il)' is 'SUUggling WASHINGTON - Gen. ,from .AmaiCa," she said. 41iong, but it's not a llbreat to David Penaeus, mcCt your . ClioiOii huddled wid! its ncigbbors and it'$ not :an next Nll!!mandcr ill cbief. · The top com-nder ill "Paraous tlefore the hearing :ai-Qaida base, lhllt <UY~ms to Iraq found himself • the hcpn ..t during hl:r ques- me an :achievable geal withmiddk of presidcoiW poli~ asked him what oonin .a mea~urabie timeditions would cause rum to lirame,~ be sai!l. tics Tuesday - litecally teD die president that .t be Obama 'Said Bush's wop as be was questioood by White House candidates CIUJllmt ~ is not worli:- increase reduce the vioP"jhcally ud physically on ing. He ~ dlat the . lenoe, bu! tbe "11realhiog brilon; include dJe status of JTOOm" it created has not eidti .side during a coogm;sional bearing. die enemy, Iraqi j;oroes, been used elil'ectiveiy as The presidential hOpefuls local governance and me rivals jock<ey for potitiical · made a rue n:tum to eocJI!'•Ihik polilical siw- power illl B11sr.a; Obama · ..OO.S · bul "'its oot a IDII!Ihe- argued !!hat .fue best way •t o Capitol Hill for the bi~ · •.W•',;. emri!ie ~ resolve me political siliWIprofile sessiOn in wliicb Petraeus and Ambassador OiniD!l .also objeoted to tiion is lby wilihdr.awilllg . Ryan Crocker deliveml • Ooda '1; !.'tl!lnm!lt lhal die troops in 11 l!le:aSUd way their asSessment of the war, 1aqi padiameut will get a thai increases ~sure on now entering its sixth year. dllnce ro reriew a U.S.- both sides. · Republican Sen. John · ~~:aqi ~ that w0uld He also said :any ifu1Jun: McCain elicited answers give legal aullbority for steps Should include U.S. that be bopes will bolster American troops ro remain diplomatic eng.,gement his ca1l to stay the oourse. in Iraq, but Congress will with Iran. "I do not believe Democratic Sens. Hillary OOl "''t ""'ms odd," she we're going .to be .able Jo Rodbam · Clinton and· said, :addit1g lkat m: bas 1.~- stabiliTe i!be position wilbBarack Obaina ~U.S. is!Jdioo that wooW require ouUhem," be uid. · · --• · w• ."l......hm ... .., •- ... _., ___ ...._ ~IJWII ft:\'le ......,.__ ---~o:;troops should rome home - even if that mems as Ointon said Iraq presents the original decision to !0 141 1his papers as he leaves a Senate Anned Seniic:es a "very difficult ;dilemma~ illlto Iraq was a massive Obama said, "a messy, slop.. Gen. David Pet:aeus py status quo" ra!ber tbaD · Coinmiltee hearing on CapitOl Hll.in Washiugtoo Tuesday after leS!ifying on tbe status cif fur dccisioo-makers. "If dris -strategic blunder !(and! that · sticking around fur bard-to- the war in Iraq. were easy or if 1bere were a the two ~s (of .w ilbachieve improVements. vay clear way furwanl, we · drawing lroopi~ tlhat yoo've world. Sbe also cited studies oould all perhaps ~ on poirltcd out - · :ai-QUda in They toned down their . He astcxt Petraeus :about moved forwBI'Il the Iraqi government's He .argued that "much on the increased mental die facts about bow to ibuild lGIQ and me-sod lr:anian healed campaign rlletoric to fit the decorum .of a ooo- miliwy o~on to quell more needs to be done" on s!Jrain on troops serving toward a ._,lotion dull is in ill die ~on - · violence m Bafil'a, recent security, political and eco- repeat deployments, with dJe best interests of the are a direct ·ie!.ult of dial gressional hearing avoiding critic~!f one """'*s on tbe U.S.-orou- nomic fronts, but that ~e more dian a quar!er !ibow- Unibl States, ibat would origiDa1 deciision ," Obama another by name ques- pied Green Zone, the are no longer staring into ing signs of anxiety, depres- stabilize lraq and would told 1\ and Crociker. tioning tbe four-star geoer.al threat al-Qaida poses -in . die ;abyss 'of defeat, and sion and acute stress. meet our otber _ . oballooges Ohania IOPJ!QSCCi die war Iraq and Iranian involve- we can now IOIJk ahead to She placed the blame oot around ;die world.~ in measured rones. · while rivals Cfialou 11Dd But the divisions were ·nu:nt. He also asked · the genuine prospect of just on President Bush, but MCCain voted ill 2002 lO clear. McCain said promises Crocker about the likeli- suooess.~ also su.JlWIIIeei of his policy BAilACK OBAMA .aufOOrim dJe use of milituy "I do not want ro keep our -in olhea: ~~ ':foCain. · Obama pm-ssed Pelilaeus foroe in fnlq. to wi!hdraw furoes ~ould hood of a long-term secutroops in lraq a minute constitute a failure of politi- rity ammgement.in lraq. "1be admimstJrat10n and ;and Crocb:r on their stanObama eceived some At tbe s:an~e time, McCain longer ~- neeessary to supporters of the adminis- dald for :SUCCess in Iraq. senatoriit ClOll~sy lirom cal and moralleadersbip." "I fundamentally dis- was able to put both offi- ~ our intr1ests !here. tra1ion' s policy often talk The Dlinctili ·senator and Sen. Bill N'elson, D-Fla., agree," Clinton said .later, cialsooreoooi that a oertain Our goal -my goal - i s about the cost of leaving Democratic front-r.u11ner even though be'-s a Clinton wben it was ber turn to level of aoops is ~ly to an Iraq that no longer needs (laq, yet ignore the gmtter · said be worries ilhat~e . backer. NdsGn should speak. "Rather, I drink it remain in Iraq' for years to American troops," McCain costs of continuing the goals - oomplelely e ·- ha01.e goDe before Obama could be fair to say tbat it oome. M~ has said U.S. said. "'And I believe we am same failed pc~~licy," she natiog al-Qaid.l in the questionin-g, but JDiPt well be irresponsible troops oou1d be in Iraq for achieve that goal, perlJans said, .-eading from pre- h:ani:an influences ~ - may three · hours into the bearto continue the policy tbat 100 years, citing the half- · sooner lban many imagine. pared remaxks that aides be impossible to a ieve ing he let Obama go 11he:ad has not produced tbe results century or~ U.S. pres- · But I also believe that to said she wrote. · and troops .c ould be . eFe so he could avoid a schedthat have been promised aioe m Soulfi .KOrea and promise a w:ithdntwalof our "I dJiak for's 'tioie to begin lior 20 or 30 yearli · a uling. problem. Obama bad odlcr puts .o f the world forces, · re~ess of the .an onkrly P'uq:!OS Gf w@h- fruidess effolt. time and time ag~.~ _ two campai_gn fundraisers McCain. and Clinujo sit ."'l'hee loues JR bawd lo tllll)liCCJU!IIIleS, would 0011- d!:awing oor tmop&, swt "If, on tbe other hand, our to attend. . '. on the Armed SCi-vices detcr oonf'lil1t, Jiot fi8lrt ·oDe. Slitute a &ilure of iJ!01itica1 McCain \Wa& dale only . and moral _. adndljp.~ Comminee; Obama serves on the Senate Foh:ign presjdeintjaJ z, 10 ~ · 1r" a clwioe for ail ..,..,mg ~ IIII.I.AilY RODIIDI ' Relations Committee. ' • ·J i'l!!n•n• besides bis quesCUN'ION tioq as be'li the top ·- Ok.ady 11t odds with JOHNMCCUN The four-term - AtUona Rcpubliclll on the commit- McCain, the New Ytd: sen-,Ill f ,,,t \Ltirr .' trld senator asked questiou tee; He used that nine- ator argued dlat !here has designed to support his been a lack of political r I ~\ " ' r1 ' ( ) h i I I progress .in Iraq to justify the argument that me Unital lll·llfJfll States should mainlllin its increase Jn troops 1Ht year. . presetlce in ltlq aad Sbe said ·the fight di<velis i'e!IOurres . from BY KA1Hr bitdtday «JlJling up dris summer. A gmup of bis teammates &om a spollts ~~ wants Ito swpri!je him by renlling a house ;in 'a mJmi ttown '800 mi'les .away. lbey . p)an to ~lit the bii'dlday guy' s share of the rental .and eX!pCcl those (Jf us who do 1111Jt -go Ito the resmt to pay for 'his ailfare .and mt¥e1 money. llhis llri,p would take place llhe weekend of Ibis lbilthday. 1 and '01Jber mends are somewhat miffed llhat we <are asked to .contribute 1to .a ~ial event dun many of us are not ifinancially .able Ito attend. (His •teammates eam F(')ll!lhlY twice what we do.) We !had 1p1anned ,t @ ~1 -o ur money to take the birthday boy on .a cocktail cruise in •mur own city, but nmw he will be out of town. We realize ·this is not about us, and l know the trip woold mean 11 llll to him. Sbou.hl ·we .contribute .as asked ·(')f politely decline1 Should we make a token contribumon.and tllen pnr ce;ed wjth our own plans later?- Left in die Lluda . b Energy ~tsays gas prices could peak at $4~~-pnon Ibis sp ing, embing demand . '$3.339, ~ 10 Mi.\ . aod low uplu5 fll:!Jdnrrion , liP BUSINESS M"!IJil ' .aad the , Oil PJioe 1 1W ily ill paPDf - . , · Infonnatioa Sawiae. ~ m 00. ~,;·1be YORK - ·. ae 55 ceois hi_.&' • dlali a .said. ""D'e gas pnces could · ~ as yearago. ,. cA· ve~ l1lOIIeJ • high as $4 a gallon diU . Died. pW a, Wbidl e oommoditieil ' his · !Cdn, · summer, but prices at ~ .al'jt~ ··.-"-'ii'lf JII!IR .tJI!lw~"!' aude oil price . lofty levels will l1llib may thin A a pllon ;....,.•wide, Volalili!y_ Americans think twice will average $3.62 a gallon Indeed, the EIA acknowlabout l}itting die road this this year,. up 74 <Oell15 from eclged "s~nifican~ uncersummer, the Energy '11117, the FJA said. Diesel tainty"' in us oj] price .JWDepartment said Tuesday. fuel is used to transport the jections, noting that unexHigh prices and a weak vast majority of the world's peeled supply disruptions economy are expec~ to f~ oonsumer ~ indus- due. to in oil-procut demand for gasolme by · trial products. High diesel ducmg nations, unusual . about 0.4 percent during the prioes ~one of the_ masons weather Q1' ref!nery o~s peak· summer driving . ~- fOQ9 pnce~ are ~ng. coula iieOO pnces spu'iilmg son, the dep~ment's _Crude ml pnces are the ~~y higbee. · . Pnces c~fall as rapidEnergy Information b~ggest .reason !li~ and Administration said in a diesel ~~ ~ nsmg, the I~ under a different set of monthly report on petrole- EIA S8ld. Oil1s now e:qlCcl- cm:umstances, .s_uch as urn supplies and demand. ed_ to average $101 a ~~ ~mg of gcopohiical ~n­ Overall consumption of this :year, up ~ the EIA s stons or further weak:emng .petroleum products will preVIous projeCtlon of $94. ~fU.S.and ~o,rldecono~­ drop by 90,000 barrels a day Next yeai, tile EIA expects tc grov.:th. the EIA s this year. Previously, the oil to aver88e $92~ a bar- re.p ort satd. The EIA . repon underEIA had projected petrole- ~I, _up from a preVJOus prourn consumption would rise JCCtlon of $86. . scored the _difficulii':" ~by 40,000 barrels a day. · On Tuesday, li~t, sweet ers .f8Ctllg, .de~p1te high .Av!lrage monthly gas crude for May delivay fell gas ·pnoes. Refiners .have -to prices will peak around l3 cents to $108.96 a ~I !JoY dJe aude ~y process . $3.60 a gallon in June, ·the on the New York~ llllo fueL ~ut falling demand EIA said. However, prioes Exchange .. But pnces flue- for gasoline_ {'~eVents m_fincould rise much higher than tuated as mvestors kept an .en;; from nusmg gas _pnces that at times eye on ~ dollar .and on ~gh ro. keep up with the "l · · · · ..._ lean, whicb announced soanng pnoe of aude. t 1s Important to n~ ... plans to e~pand its uranium "These projections indithat even if the nauo~al enrichment program. 'P,rices cate a narrowmg of the difav_erage monthly gaSQhne rose to a trading record of ference between the gasopnoe ,peaks ~und $3 ·~ $11 1.80 a bam:llast llXllrih. line retail price and the per gal~on this· sum_mer, It While high ,prioes are average i::ost of crude oil," 1s poss1~le th~t. pnces at datllping demand in the EIA said. some poant will cross tb~ petroleum consumpThe EIA , also projected $4 rrr g~on threshold, tion remains strong m .that OPEC oil production the lA. satd. had Orioa, India, Russia and tbe will average 32.3 million .The govc:mment . pre-. Middle East, the EIA said. barrels a day this year, up v1011sly esl!rnated that aver"The combination of ris- about 100,000 barrels a day age .m onthly pnoes . would . ing world oil consumption from previous forecasts., peak near $3.50 ' gallon. Many . analysts · predict prices will peak close to $4 a gallon. ~ Tuesday, g~ prices slipped slightly to a national average of $3.331 a gallon lilom. ·Monday's record of BY JoHN WIBI ,. NE~ t"'\3:;. ''¥' ~ "2 conf!ict . "-ATIENTJDN SHOPPfR-fl _ I " II , VALLEY HOSPITAL POINT PLEASANT, W.Va. - · ln this .day and .age, children .are becoming less active and mom -obese. lin rum, physicians are seeiog an increase in pediatric urological pmblems such .as kidney stones. In .addimon, there are numeFous congenital . abnormalities (lihGse acquired at l!lirth) intVolving the kidneys, bladder, and 1 sell MgllllS 1ilJ!I! GQuire !lJle~ • -. ex stere ptkes.ltetigious R~, kitchea hs, Oowers, snaCks, saapbooking and more. fabrit; . . ' '• : RACINE- Activities of the Racine Area Community Organization along with its plans for awar~ng scholarship to Southern High School graduates were di~cussed at the )"ecent meeting of the organ!Zanon at Star Mdl Park. , . · · It was noted that RACO is now listed nn the donors hst for Rio ·Grande College, that an ad had been place_in the Southern high School yearbo<;lk, and that the group will have a food bootll at tlle car show to be held Sept 14. A·thank .you t:ard was received from Mayor Soon Hill 001Jl111ending RACO for all they do for the town and the ~~t recent project of remodeling ·the Star Mill Patk b~ding. Del~s Cleland donated a quilt to RACO to be used m ~ fiJ!ld rruser. · As for tbe ·scholarships, it was no!cd 1hat applications ba_ve been taken to Southern. High School and gtven to all semor Students who requested interest. The. applications are to be lumed in to guidance counselor by Apri125. Prestdent Kathryn Jiart ~inted a scholarship comnuttee of seven members. · The scholarships will be awarded on May 16 at Southern ltigb School during the Awards D!!Y assembly. However l.be cllecks will be presented to each swdent on Tue_sday, May 27, at the scholarship dutner to be held at the Chrisiian Outreach Center or the Racine Ftrst Bapttst Church. The checks will be made payable to the student and college they Will be attending' : The dares of the spring yard sale were set for May 13, 14, ·15 at Star Mill Park. A discussion of an aucuon to be held fotlowi:ng the last day of the yard sale is being c_onsidered. RACO nm~.t food drive will be hcJa Q!l May 3 wtth all pro· peeds going to the Meigs Cooperati.ve Pat_ish. . · Officers' reports were given and Ltbby ftsher led m prayer before rr potluck meaL Dave Zirkle led tn the pledge to the lhig to close the meeting. Jim and Pam Foreman were guests. • Oubsand Birtlldays 'Doing Business in China' seminar offered •y too much (')f the stGne-fonn- Pvesident of the Medical ing material and not enough Staff at . !Plell:sant Valley water in the urine, so dehyr- Hospital fm su years. He dra!ion is a major contribu- was elected· by his peers to tm:. ·1 stnmgly encourage my three two-year terms. ;paliients to dririk water in "Each physician. is_ . a order t(') flush ·their sys- leader in our orgamzatlon. tems," said Dr. Vaidya. As a team, :we. focus on The pediatric urological doing whate¥er 1t takes to examination at the · \!aidy.a .deliver 111\Parallcled .care to Umlogy Clinic includes a our families, :friends, neighmedical history and a com- bors and loved ones," . . prebensive· physical exami- praised Dr. Vaidya. ·nation. A history of symp- . This mngv.atJ¥e phystc1311 tGms, illnesses, . injuries, is bo~ aiid a IDI?mmedicatiens, prenatal ultra- ber of 1he American Medtcal sound, and family history Association (AMA), West are ·d~umented. Yrrginia Urological Society Shrikant Vaidya, MD and .the Mason · <Jounty received his medical degree Medical Society. He is a1so in 1976 from the MGM active in medical eilncalion at Medical College of the Pleasant Valley Ho&-pital and University ofilndore ~Indore, is a member .o f the Medical India). lin 1977, he tJOmplet- iEducatton Conumttee of the ed .his postgmduate intern- West V~ State Medical ship at Loyola University Association. . RestliTection Hospital. His Dr. Vaidy.a's office is residencies .placed him a1 the located in Suite G 16 of _the Uni>~ersity of Illinois Pleasant Valley · Hospital -.M.e~pol!~lln . Gro!l _ Medical Ol'f~ce _,JJuil":in~. iio~ptlltli :(etm::ago. Illinms) Sl!YCOO=::f!OWtces c:PWVIiled from 1977 to 1979 and from by Dr. Vaidya include Edl 979 to 1983 he studied ney stone management, adult and pediatri~ urology, male infertility, pedialf!c as well as kidney transplan- urology and laparoscop1c tal!ion, at tlle University of urologic · surgery. :Pittsburgh Mercy Hospital Appointments can be made (Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania). by calling, (304) 675-6060. Prior to coming to "ltisimportantforaphystPieasant Valley Hospital, cian to have experience in Dr. Vaidya served as a staff dealing with children. As a urologist at the Veteran's healthcare practitioner, you Administration Hospital must know how to examme (Clarksburg, West Virginia) and treat them in a comfortand as clinical instructor at able, conducive and cooperaWest Virginia University tive manner," Vaidya added. (Morgantown, WV). · If you want to get them well, Dr. Vaidya has served as you have to treat them well." ' PlKEroN - Small businesses in southern Ohio do no! ila¥e to limit their business tn a local area. Expanding a business thrnugb exports may nlll. be too far out ~f reach., according to a release from the Ohio State UruversJ.ty South Centers .in Piketon. 'To bring that in focus, s~ b~sinesses are .e~ouraged to attend "Doing Business m China: Opportumnes for US Compllllies" on 'il'uesday, April 22. from 9 a.~. to 2 p.m.. at The Ohio State University South Centers m Piketon, Ohio. The seminar will cover tQpics that include: Chinese Commercial Landscape, OrineSC: Commercial Tn:nds. Keys to Thade finance, Trade Regulations, and Managmg Global Logistics. The seminar will alsofeature a keynote l~n presented by an expen ·in US-China trade. This event 1s hosted by The US Depal!ment ~f Co~S Co~ Serv1ce, Cincinnati, along wtth The Ohio State Umverstty South Centers Srnall Business Development Center. Over the past few years, 'tlle United Sllttes, ex~ to China grew almost 66%, desptte a large trade. deficit globally the report noted. ln 2007, the US became the ntimber one' exporter in the world with $1 .6 trillion in goods and services exported. and consider that small businesses account for about a quarter of Am~ca's export.s. . So even 1hose who have a small busrness and think rt would he hard to do business with other countries like China, with · some planning, there are op.pornmities to gro~ a ~ business 1hrough international madrets, 1t was emphasized m the mlcase . The OSU South Cenlds has hosted 1nternati.onal trade eveots in the past few years including the most a:cent one entitled ~Doing Business in Africa and tbe Middle East" which had over 50 attendees. These events are designed to edutlate srnall businesses (')D tbe opportunities for expanding glohally. The·cost ef the seminar is $30 per person which includes a continental breakfast and lunch. For more information or to register, oonta~t Jennifer Schwachter of the US Commercial Service at 513-684-2944 or Jennifer.Scbwachter@mail.doc.gov. Registration, program agenda and directions to the OSU South Centers are available on-line at http://www.buyusa.gov/greatlakes/domg· businesswithcbina:html. Her · tife • IS being tom apart. POWELL'S F.o odFai·r I RACO plans activities 790 East 1\-fain Street Jackson; Ohio . 1740-286-5271 Mon-Sat. 10-6 Church "*- ' u.s., I: PLEAS~!(f we at in tainer gardening. ,\pril' RACINE - Sonshine RACINE 'financial Circle, 7 p.m., B~thany :Planning Supervision United Methodist Church Commission, regular meeting. 10:30 a.m., Southern fellowship ltall· Bring bears and old cards. Hostesses High School media room. will be Louise frank, Mattie Tlnmiday, A.prill41 Beegle and !Kathryn Hart. MB>DUlPORT- Special meeting of Middleport events . Village Council 7:30 p.m. to hire police officer. Friday, Aprilll LONG BOITOM Gospel sing a1 the Faith Full Gospel Church at . Long orpoizatioos Bott0m, 7 p.m. "Portal" to n.riday, AprillO sing. Fellowship to follow. ruPPERS PLAINS Tuppers IPI.ains VFW 9053, 7 p.m. at the hall. Meal at 'liM:sday, April ~ (i:;30 p.m. OONG iBOT'ffiM CHESTER- Shade River Lmdge 453, 7:30p.m., Doris Ballard will observe her 80th birthday on April at ·the hall. :Refreshments. 15. Cards may b sent to ber SYRAOUSE WtldwoodGarden Clubo6:30 at 34665 Bashan Road, p.m. Syracuse Copununity Long Bottom, Ohio 45743. Doctor ad~ pediatric developmental problem BY AMY I F"CM Center. Linda Russell to presem program on water con- W~y, before > tbe 001100 assooialion Name, No Oily," I discovered migh'OOr is my husband is a COD1JMI!sive tbe bcwd preSident .and we gambler .after we lllllll'ried. He :were igoored. We fear for lllir lblew $50,000, .and I focgave lhealth {I .am .a1lefgic .and suf- lhirn and wrnt-cd hard w get tfer l1imrn .an .autoimmune dis- his debt under 10@111J:!il. He ·o rder).andrescnuheconstant IPfOlllised ro stop, :and didstress of 'being put i.n <this sit- until the next time. natioo. We .are close Ito retire11'011 ~'s" wife to file mcnt .a ge .and ,not in a posi- . for divorce oo~. He ~I tioo ti1J sell in .a dmwn real • <Devor Sl0p gambling .and 'Will estate market Any advice? ruin her :financiaUy. It may -G..... •cforllladl even. be possillle thatlhe_tarDear Ga 1:· Try being geted her for · mamage less .confFontatiionaL The because he IW1IS ootiCilf funds ventilation system is part of · witb v.Dich 110 ·gamble. the problem .and not her fault. lkullkftiillll :rh • it's also posSible yo11r patio Dear ~: was flooded with srnmke Thank1;ifartellingyourside. because she was trying to Gambling is addictive and keep the smoke outside. She needs \l(l) lbe w<!lliked <1m 'by may be puffing away in her iiOmeone truly .committed to ba!lnoom in order to ket;p the quittin~. . sml.lke to a minimum elseA.-'s AI. ·r a is Jlrit. where . Explain :that you fiM by Kiltlly JCrtcllell «114 .understand she is d0iilg her AIGrq S.,.U, fer% r r Mibest. but tlle sm<!lke is still ion ,qf die " - l•=+n pervaditlg y.our unit and ~· "bmr ~ m_ri' YfH!! .· affecting your health. Ask if prstwns 141 •••rsruil1here is anything you can do -~ or write to make the sitwnion better. 141: AJuUe 's .Vri'....., P.O. If she is indeed doing thi.s on Be;r U'fllWJ, Olioqo, ,fL pwpose and the .oondornini- 8Jf1L 1'11 ~ 0111 .~ 1um board willnl!lt address 11, <tibold "-ie s JIJiiJIHJx, y(I)Uf choices, nnfortunately, ,anlf IWI4 f«<bbNr Gllter are -t o sue the board, put in a Crwrtors Syelicnte ~ ftlttation system or move. otUJ4 CGJiorai•~. 'l!isit iJJe (')Ul Slmy. Cre~Uon Sy•"icntr W~b Drar A.llllie: Like "No Pf'P.ttnl'llll.crr r n - cialized treatment ·' Shrikant Vaidya, MD. a urologist 11t Pleasant Valley H<11.§Pi~, clll'l'eDtly provides enuresis is defined as involpocruttnc irrologica1 §ervices untary urination tllat occun; to the community. at night. There are two types : "'hildren are not little of enuresis inCluding primaadUlts and theif medical care ry and secondary. Primary needs are very different. At oocliUfal .enureseis describes. lhe Vaidya Urology Clinic, l!he .oondition in which the Inc., they can depend on .us to individual has wet the bed fmd the JMst effective solu- since •e arly childbo(')d. enuresis, • tioo to these sensitive issues," Secondary tafuedDr. Va,id)la. . ~......,.aescri bes _the...: condi.til:m · ---.....,....__ r ~me Urot.Jgy fnWill'ill> WhStrittlellelnpo atieast-liix ' · )he managemeiil of genitlll months after a . child has Dave a sale for you! Our annual spring sale has '3Ild urinary problems that learned bladder control. Occur in children. A special Bedwetting can be caused hegua ud will nm until April3t! . emphasis is placed on devel- by more than one reason Nearly every•JUng our is 50-70% off big store ppmental problems affecting such as hormonal problem~ . · ~e kidneys, .bladder, urethra . bladder .problems, genetics. books, Bibles, fabric (over 85,000 ym11s).l or geoital tract Common ·sle'ep problems and psychoconditions treated include, logical issues. silk food, upholstery j:typospadias (urine passage "Most children under the ~ ending shon of the end 111fthe care of a pediatric urologist ry fabric, penis), hydronephrosis are school-aged and . . '· . (obstruction of urine flow younger. The most common .' :from . the kidneys), cryp- condition seen in children is torchidism (undescended a urinary tract infection and testes), refluJ( (backup of tllose 'lfe mostly seen in Urine from the bladder young girls," explained this toward the kidneys). · and dedicated physician . mterseJ( (incomplete or othAs for kidney stones, diet erwise abnormal develop- . is also a factor, as rnany'Chil ment of tbe genital organs). dren get too mucb salt, eat Another pediatric urinary highly processed foods and p:oblem .is nocturnal enure- don 't drink enough w~ter. sls (bedwet,ung). Nocturnal ."Stones fom1 when,there' s an: •I many lrieo& eager w oedcbra1e with him. Y0u do om have to .oGnlll'ibllte 100 a "gift" y{l)u .cannot allfOill!l, didn'l dloose am! 'WOD't be ab1e Ito enjoy. The reSOit ttip shou1d be a present ttrurn his teammaies. You .aDd y~ur o1!her mends can cekibrate however you dikte, and it doesn't have tG lbe on the san~e 1day. The .previous or f{I)Uowing weekena would lbe equa11y appreciated. Dear Annie· I'm sure ymu've heard.ofro11d 1:agc. I 'l:la01e.anewtenn- seconahand smGke rage. We bve in a oondo lin Aooda. l'or two years, we have !been subjected 1te (l)ur downstairs neighoor's 2-lfl chain-smoking 'habit. When we moved in, we had no idea She sml'ik:ed. Every ,time we try tto discuss i.t witll 'her, she matcbets qp the barassmeot another notch. lnitially, she flooded 001; patio with smoke .0 ilbe extenlithat we .could no !WJnger open ilbe doors .. Nnw the smoke is .coming tllrough the floor in other areas of 'the boose.·Our guest bathroom {directly aoove hers) is so full of smoke, it is unusable. . We brought o.ur ca.se Public mtdinp ~ but diis Guhl's Outlet Store " ,• SUGIIR Dar A k A mend of .,._,.li '"*' ~ lAude That bi!th- day 100y is ~ ~ bawe so mine bas a maj<Jr milestone infiumoc l . e ··==I AIID . . ICV ,..,._ Picks .Community Calendar ANNIE'S MAILBOX -a l Wednesday, Apri19, to08 Wednesday,. 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AND ALL OTHER INSURANCE PROVIDERS WALK·INS WELCOME I • L-•••••••··--~··• www.992CAREMEIGS.com �NADON .• WORLD The Daily Sentinel ' . :I. ' I PageA2 ""'" I ..-: ' I ,..., I ~--<"' 1 - I The Daily Sentinel l I No obligation to contribute . ldJ!•ilding our milituy ;and ' emma is :a messy, ~ fuousjqg on tbe dtallemges status qoo but tlhm:'s not ....._. by Af11mni:Stan, tbe huge OOlbreab of violenoe, tcourist gJOOpS and lhere's still~ but db« problems dpt oon- lhe COUD1il)' is 'SUUggling WASHINGTON - Gen. ,from .AmaiCa," she said. 41iong, but it's not a llbreat to David Penaeus, mcCt your . ClioiOii huddled wid! its ncigbbors and it'$ not :an next Nll!!mandcr ill cbief. · The top com-nder ill "Paraous tlefore the hearing :ai-Qaida base, lhllt <UY~ms to Iraq found himself • the hcpn ..t during hl:r ques- me an :achievable geal withmiddk of presidcoiW poli~ asked him what oonin .a mea~urabie timeditions would cause rum to lirame,~ be sai!l. tics Tuesday - litecally teD die president that .t be Obama 'Said Bush's wop as be was questioood by White House candidates CIUJllmt ~ is not worli:- increase reduce the vioP"jhcally ud physically on ing. He ~ dlat the . lenoe, bu! tbe "11realhiog brilon; include dJe status of JTOOm" it created has not eidti .side during a coogm;sional bearing. die enemy, Iraqi j;oroes, been used elil'ectiveiy as The presidential hOpefuls local governance and me rivals jock<ey for potitiical · made a rue n:tum to eocJI!'•Ihik polilical siw- power illl B11sr.a; Obama · ..OO.S · bul "'its oot a IDII!Ihe- argued !!hat .fue best way •t o Capitol Hill for the bi~ · •.W•',;. emri!ie ~ resolve me political siliWIprofile sessiOn in wliicb Petraeus and Ambassador OiniD!l .also objeoted to tiion is lby wilihdr.awilllg . Ryan Crocker deliveml • Ooda '1; !.'tl!lnm!lt lhal die troops in 11 l!le:aSUd way their asSessment of the war, 1aqi padiameut will get a thai increases ~sure on now entering its sixth year. dllnce ro reriew a U.S.- both sides. · Republican Sen. John · ~~:aqi ~ that w0uld He also said :any ifu1Jun: McCain elicited answers give legal aullbority for steps Should include U.S. that be bopes will bolster American troops ro remain diplomatic eng.,gement his ca1l to stay the oourse. in Iraq, but Congress will with Iran. "I do not believe Democratic Sens. Hillary OOl "''t ""'ms odd," she we're going .to be .able Jo Rodbam · Clinton and· said, :addit1g lkat m: bas 1.~- stabiliTe i!be position wilbBarack Obaina ~U.S. is!Jdioo that wooW require ouUhem," be uid. · · --• · w• ."l......hm ... .., •- ... _., ___ ...._ ~IJWII ft:\'le ......,.__ ---~o:;troops should rome home - even if that mems as Ointon said Iraq presents the original decision to !0 141 1his papers as he leaves a Senate Anned Seniic:es a "very difficult ;dilemma~ illlto Iraq was a massive Obama said, "a messy, slop.. Gen. David Pet:aeus py status quo" ra!ber tbaD · Coinmiltee hearing on CapitOl Hll.in Washiugtoo Tuesday after leS!ifying on tbe status cif fur dccisioo-makers. "If dris -strategic blunder !(and! that · sticking around fur bard-to- the war in Iraq. were easy or if 1bere were a the two ~s (of .w ilbachieve improVements. vay clear way furwanl, we · drawing lroopi~ tlhat yoo've world. Sbe also cited studies oould all perhaps ~ on poirltcd out - · :ai-QUda in They toned down their . He astcxt Petraeus :about moved forwBI'Il the Iraqi government's He .argued that "much on the increased mental die facts about bow to ibuild lGIQ and me-sod lr:anian healed campaign rlletoric to fit the decorum .of a ooo- miliwy o~on to quell more needs to be done" on s!Jrain on troops serving toward a ._,lotion dull is in ill die ~on - · violence m Bafil'a, recent security, political and eco- repeat deployments, with dJe best interests of the are a direct ·ie!.ult of dial gressional hearing avoiding critic~!f one """'*s on tbe U.S.-orou- nomic fronts, but that ~e more dian a quar!er !ibow- Unibl States, ibat would origiDa1 deciision ," Obama another by name ques- pied Green Zone, the are no longer staring into ing signs of anxiety, depres- stabilize lraq and would told 1\ and Crociker. tioning tbe four-star geoer.al threat al-Qaida poses -in . die ;abyss 'of defeat, and sion and acute stress. meet our otber _ . oballooges Ohania IOPJ!QSCCi die war Iraq and Iranian involve- we can now IOIJk ahead to She placed the blame oot around ;die world.~ in measured rones. · while rivals Cfialou 11Dd But the divisions were ·nu:nt. He also asked · the genuine prospect of just on President Bush, but MCCain voted ill 2002 lO clear. McCain said promises Crocker about the likeli- suooess.~ also su.JlWIIIeei of his policy BAilACK OBAMA .aufOOrim dJe use of milituy "I do not want ro keep our -in olhea: ~~ ':foCain. · Obama pm-ssed Pelilaeus foroe in fnlq. to wi!hdraw furoes ~ould hood of a long-term secutroops in lraq a minute constitute a failure of politi- rity ammgement.in lraq. "1be admimstJrat10n and ;and Crocb:r on their stanObama eceived some At tbe s:an~e time, McCain longer ~- neeessary to supporters of the adminis- dald for :SUCCess in Iraq. senatoriit ClOll~sy lirom cal and moralleadersbip." "I fundamentally dis- was able to put both offi- ~ our intr1ests !here. tra1ion' s policy often talk The Dlinctili ·senator and Sen. Bill N'elson, D-Fla., agree," Clinton said .later, cialsooreoooi that a oertain Our goal -my goal - i s about the cost of leaving Democratic front-r.u11ner even though be'-s a Clinton wben it was ber turn to level of aoops is ~ly to an Iraq that no longer needs (laq, yet ignore the gmtter · said be worries ilhat~e . backer. NdsGn should speak. "Rather, I drink it remain in Iraq' for years to American troops," McCain costs of continuing the goals - oomplelely e ·- ha01.e goDe before Obama could be fair to say tbat it oome. M~ has said U.S. said. "'And I believe we am same failed pc~~licy," she natiog al-Qaid.l in the questionin-g, but JDiPt well be irresponsible troops oou1d be in Iraq for achieve that goal, perlJans said, .-eading from pre- h:ani:an influences ~ - may three · hours into the bearto continue the policy tbat 100 years, citing the half- · sooner lban many imagine. pared remaxks that aides be impossible to a ieve ing he let Obama go 11he:ad has not produced tbe results century or~ U.S. pres- · But I also believe that to said she wrote. · and troops .c ould be . eFe so he could avoid a schedthat have been promised aioe m Soulfi .KOrea and promise a w:ithdntwalof our "I dJiak for's 'tioie to begin lior 20 or 30 yearli · a uling. problem. Obama bad odlcr puts .o f the world forces, · re~ess of the .an onkrly P'uq:!OS Gf w@h- fruidess effolt. time and time ag~.~ _ two campai_gn fundraisers McCain. and Clinujo sit ."'l'hee loues JR bawd lo tllll)liCCJU!IIIleS, would 0011- d!:awing oor tmop&, swt "If, on tbe other hand, our to attend. . '. on the Armed SCi-vices detcr oonf'lil1t, Jiot fi8lrt ·oDe. Slitute a &ilure of iJ!01itica1 McCain \Wa& dale only . and moral _. adndljp.~ Comminee; Obama serves on the Senate Foh:ign presjdeintjaJ z, 10 ~ · 1r" a clwioe for ail ..,..,mg ~ IIII.I.AilY RODIIDI ' Relations Committee. ' • ·J i'l!!n•n• besides bis quesCUN'ION tioq as be'li the top ·- Ok.ady 11t odds with JOHNMCCUN The four-term - AtUona Rcpubliclll on the commit- McCain, the New Ytd: sen-,Ill f ,,,t \Ltirr .' trld senator asked questiou tee; He used that nine- ator argued dlat !here has designed to support his been a lack of political r I ~\ " ' r1 ' ( ) h i I I progress .in Iraq to justify the argument that me Unital lll·llfJfll States should mainlllin its increase Jn troops 1Ht year. . presetlce in ltlq aad Sbe said ·the fight di<velis i'e!IOurres . from BY KA1Hr bitdtday «JlJling up dris summer. A gmup of bis teammates &om a spollts ~~ wants Ito swpri!je him by renlling a house ;in 'a mJmi ttown '800 mi'les .away. lbey . p)an to ~lit the bii'dlday guy' s share of the rental .and eX!pCcl those (Jf us who do 1111Jt -go Ito the resmt to pay for 'his ailfare .and mt¥e1 money. llhis llri,p would take place llhe weekend of Ibis lbilthday. 1 and '01Jber mends are somewhat miffed llhat we <are asked to .contribute 1to .a ~ial event dun many of us are not ifinancially .able Ito attend. (His •teammates eam F(')ll!lhlY twice what we do.) We !had 1p1anned ,t @ ~1 -o ur money to take the birthday boy on .a cocktail cruise in •mur own city, but nmw he will be out of town. We realize ·this is not about us, and l know the trip woold mean 11 llll to him. Sbou.hl ·we .contribute .as asked ·(')f politely decline1 Should we make a token contribumon.and tllen pnr ce;ed wjth our own plans later?- Left in die Lluda . b Energy ~tsays gas prices could peak at $4~~-pnon Ibis sp ing, embing demand . '$3.339, ~ 10 Mi.\ . aod low uplu5 fll:!Jdnrrion , liP BUSINESS M"!IJil ' .aad the , Oil PJioe 1 1W ily ill paPDf - . , · Infonnatioa Sawiae. ~ m 00. ~,;·1be YORK - ·. ae 55 ceois hi_.&' • dlali a .said. ""D'e gas pnces could · ~ as yearago. ,. cA· ve~ l1lOIIeJ • high as $4 a gallon diU . Died. pW a, Wbidl e oommoditieil ' his · !Cdn, · summer, but prices at ~ .al'jt~ ··.-"-'ii'lf JII!IR .tJI!lw~"!' aude oil price . lofty levels will l1llib may thin A a pllon ;....,.•wide, Volalili!y_ Americans think twice will average $3.62 a gallon Indeed, the EIA acknowlabout l}itting die road this this year,. up 74 <Oell15 from eclged "s~nifican~ uncersummer, the Energy '11117, the FJA said. Diesel tainty"' in us oj] price .JWDepartment said Tuesday. fuel is used to transport the jections, noting that unexHigh prices and a weak vast majority of the world's peeled supply disruptions economy are expec~ to f~ oonsumer ~ indus- due. to in oil-procut demand for gasolme by · trial products. High diesel ducmg nations, unusual . about 0.4 percent during the prioes ~one of the_ masons weather Q1' ref!nery o~s peak· summer driving . ~- fOQ9 pnce~ are ~ng. coula iieOO pnces spu'iilmg son, the dep~ment's _Crude ml pnces are the ~~y higbee. · . Pnces c~fall as rapidEnergy Information b~ggest .reason !li~ and Administration said in a diesel ~~ ~ nsmg, the I~ under a different set of monthly report on petrole- EIA S8ld. Oil1s now e:qlCcl- cm:umstances, .s_uch as urn supplies and demand. ed_ to average $101 a ~~ ~mg of gcopohiical ~n­ Overall consumption of this :year, up ~ the EIA s stons or further weak:emng .petroleum products will preVIous projeCtlon of $94. ~fU.S.and ~o,rldecono~­ drop by 90,000 barrels a day Next yeai, tile EIA expects tc grov.:th. the EIA s this year. Previously, the oil to aver88e $92~ a bar- re.p ort satd. The EIA . repon underEIA had projected petrole- ~I, _up from a preVJOus prourn consumption would rise JCCtlon of $86. . scored the _difficulii':" ~by 40,000 barrels a day. · On Tuesday, li~t, sweet ers .f8Ctllg, .de~p1te high .Av!lrage monthly gas crude for May delivay fell gas ·pnoes. Refiners .have -to prices will peak around l3 cents to $108.96 a ~I !JoY dJe aude ~y process . $3.60 a gallon in June, ·the on the New York~ llllo fueL ~ut falling demand EIA said. However, prioes Exchange .. But pnces flue- for gasoline_ {'~eVents m_fincould rise much higher than tuated as mvestors kept an .en;; from nusmg gas _pnces that at times eye on ~ dollar .and on ~gh ro. keep up with the "l · · · · ..._ lean, whicb announced soanng pnoe of aude. t 1s Important to n~ ... plans to e~pand its uranium "These projections indithat even if the nauo~al enrichment program. 'P,rices cate a narrowmg of the difav_erage monthly gaSQhne rose to a trading record of ference between the gasopnoe ,peaks ~und $3 ·~ $11 1.80 a bam:llast llXllrih. line retail price and the per gal~on this· sum_mer, It While high ,prioes are average i::ost of crude oil," 1s poss1~le th~t. pnces at datllping demand in the EIA said. some poant will cross tb~ petroleum consumpThe EIA , also projected $4 rrr g~on threshold, tion remains strong m .that OPEC oil production the lA. satd. had Orioa, India, Russia and tbe will average 32.3 million .The govc:mment . pre-. Middle East, the EIA said. barrels a day this year, up v1011sly esl!rnated that aver"The combination of ris- about 100,000 barrels a day age .m onthly pnoes . would . ing world oil consumption from previous forecasts., peak near $3.50 ' gallon. Many . analysts · predict prices will peak close to $4 a gallon. ~ Tuesday, g~ prices slipped slightly to a national average of $3.331 a gallon lilom. ·Monday's record of BY JoHN WIBI ,. NE~ t"'\3:;. ''¥' ~ "2 conf!ict . "-ATIENTJDN SHOPPfR-fl _ I " II , VALLEY HOSPITAL POINT PLEASANT, W.Va. - · ln this .day and .age, children .are becoming less active and mom -obese. lin rum, physicians are seeiog an increase in pediatric urological pmblems such .as kidney stones. In .addimon, there are numeFous congenital . abnormalities (lihGse acquired at l!lirth) intVolving the kidneys, bladder, and 1 sell MgllllS 1ilJ!I! GQuire !lJle~ • -. ex stere ptkes.ltetigious R~, kitchea hs, Oowers, snaCks, saapbooking and more. fabrit; . . ' '• : RACINE- Activities of the Racine Area Community Organization along with its plans for awar~ng scholarship to Southern High School graduates were di~cussed at the )"ecent meeting of the organ!Zanon at Star Mdl Park. , . · · It was noted that RACO is now listed nn the donors hst for Rio ·Grande College, that an ad had been place_in the Southern high School yearbo<;lk, and that the group will have a food bootll at tlle car show to be held Sept 14. A·thank .you t:ard was received from Mayor Soon Hill 001Jl111ending RACO for all they do for the town and the ~~t recent project of remodeling ·the Star Mill Patk b~ding. Del~s Cleland donated a quilt to RACO to be used m ~ fiJ!ld rruser. · As for tbe ·scholarships, it was no!cd 1hat applications ba_ve been taken to Southern. High School and gtven to all semor Students who requested interest. The. applications are to be lumed in to guidance counselor by Apri125. Prestdent Kathryn Jiart ~inted a scholarship comnuttee of seven members. · The scholarships will be awarded on May 16 at Southern ltigb School during the Awards D!!Y assembly. However l.be cllecks will be presented to each swdent on Tue_sday, May 27, at the scholarship dutner to be held at the Chrisiian Outreach Center or the Racine Ftrst Bapttst Church. The checks will be made payable to the student and college they Will be attending' : The dares of the spring yard sale were set for May 13, 14, ·15 at Star Mill Park. A discussion of an aucuon to be held fotlowi:ng the last day of the yard sale is being c_onsidered. RACO nm~.t food drive will be hcJa Q!l May 3 wtth all pro· peeds going to the Meigs Cooperati.ve Pat_ish. . · Officers' reports were given and Ltbby ftsher led m prayer before rr potluck meaL Dave Zirkle led tn the pledge to the lhig to close the meeting. Jim and Pam Foreman were guests. • Oubsand Birtlldays 'Doing Business in China' seminar offered •y too much (')f the stGne-fonn- Pvesident of the Medical ing material and not enough Staff at . !Plell:sant Valley water in the urine, so dehyr- Hospital fm su years. He dra!ion is a major contribu- was elected· by his peers to tm:. ·1 stnmgly encourage my three two-year terms. ;paliients to dririk water in "Each physician. is_ . a order t(') flush ·their sys- leader in our orgamzatlon. tems," said Dr. Vaidya. As a team, :we. focus on The pediatric urological doing whate¥er 1t takes to examination at the · \!aidy.a .deliver 111\Parallcled .care to Umlogy Clinic includes a our families, :friends, neighmedical history and a com- bors and loved ones," . . prebensive· physical exami- praised Dr. Vaidya. ·nation. A history of symp- . This mngv.atJ¥e phystc1311 tGms, illnesses, . injuries, is bo~ aiid a IDI?mmedicatiens, prenatal ultra- ber of 1he American Medtcal sound, and family history Association (AMA), West are ·d~umented. Yrrginia Urological Society Shrikant Vaidya, MD and .the Mason · <Jounty received his medical degree Medical Society. He is a1so in 1976 from the MGM active in medical eilncalion at Medical College of the Pleasant Valley Ho&-pital and University ofilndore ~Indore, is a member .o f the Medical India). lin 1977, he tJOmplet- iEducatton Conumttee of the ed .his postgmduate intern- West V~ State Medical ship at Loyola University Association. . RestliTection Hospital. His Dr. Vaidy.a's office is residencies .placed him a1 the located in Suite G 16 of _the Uni>~ersity of Illinois Pleasant Valley · Hospital -.M.e~pol!~lln . Gro!l _ Medical Ol'f~ce _,JJuil":in~. iio~ptlltli :(etm::ago. Illinms) Sl!YCOO=::f!OWtces c:PWVIiled from 1977 to 1979 and from by Dr. Vaidya include Edl 979 to 1983 he studied ney stone management, adult and pediatri~ urology, male infertility, pedialf!c as well as kidney transplan- urology and laparoscop1c tal!ion, at tlle University of urologic · surgery. :Pittsburgh Mercy Hospital Appointments can be made (Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania). by calling, (304) 675-6060. Prior to coming to "ltisimportantforaphystPieasant Valley Hospital, cian to have experience in Dr. Vaidya served as a staff dealing with children. As a urologist at the Veteran's healthcare practitioner, you Administration Hospital must know how to examme (Clarksburg, West Virginia) and treat them in a comfortand as clinical instructor at able, conducive and cooperaWest Virginia University tive manner," Vaidya added. (Morgantown, WV). · If you want to get them well, Dr. Vaidya has served as you have to treat them well." ' PlKEroN - Small businesses in southern Ohio do no! ila¥e to limit their business tn a local area. Expanding a business thrnugb exports may nlll. be too far out ~f reach., according to a release from the Ohio State UruversJ.ty South Centers .in Piketon. 'To bring that in focus, s~ b~sinesses are .e~ouraged to attend "Doing Business m China: Opportumnes for US Compllllies" on 'il'uesday, April 22. from 9 a.~. to 2 p.m.. at The Ohio State University South Centers m Piketon, Ohio. The seminar will cover tQpics that include: Chinese Commercial Landscape, OrineSC: Commercial Tn:nds. Keys to Thade finance, Trade Regulations, and Managmg Global Logistics. The seminar will alsofeature a keynote l~n presented by an expen ·in US-China trade. This event 1s hosted by The US Depal!ment ~f Co~S Co~ Serv1ce, Cincinnati, along wtth The Ohio State Umverstty South Centers Srnall Business Development Center. Over the past few years, 'tlle United Sllttes, ex~ to China grew almost 66%, desptte a large trade. deficit globally the report noted. ln 2007, the US became the ntimber one' exporter in the world with $1 .6 trillion in goods and services exported. and consider that small businesses account for about a quarter of Am~ca's export.s. . So even 1hose who have a small busrness and think rt would he hard to do business with other countries like China, with · some planning, there are op.pornmities to gro~ a ~ business 1hrough international madrets, 1t was emphasized m the mlcase . The OSU South Cenlds has hosted 1nternati.onal trade eveots in the past few years including the most a:cent one entitled ~Doing Business in Africa and tbe Middle East" which had over 50 attendees. These events are designed to edutlate srnall businesses (')D tbe opportunities for expanding glohally. The·cost ef the seminar is $30 per person which includes a continental breakfast and lunch. For more information or to register, oonta~t Jennifer Schwachter of the US Commercial Service at 513-684-2944 or Jennifer.Scbwachter@mail.doc.gov. Registration, program agenda and directions to the OSU South Centers are available on-line at http://www.buyusa.gov/greatlakes/domg· businesswithcbina:html. Her · tife • IS being tom apart. POWELL'S F.o odFai·r I RACO plans activities 790 East 1\-fain Street Jackson; Ohio . 1740-286-5271 Mon-Sat. 10-6 Church "*- ' u.s., I: PLEAS~!(f we at in tainer gardening. ,\pril' RACINE - Sonshine RACINE 'financial Circle, 7 p.m., B~thany :Planning Supervision United Methodist Church Commission, regular meeting. 10:30 a.m., Southern fellowship ltall· Bring bears and old cards. Hostesses High School media room. will be Louise frank, Mattie Tlnmiday, A.prill41 Beegle and !Kathryn Hart. MB>DUlPORT- Special meeting of Middleport events . Village Council 7:30 p.m. to hire police officer. Friday, Aprilll LONG BOITOM Gospel sing a1 the Faith Full Gospel Church at . Long orpoizatioos Bott0m, 7 p.m. "Portal" to n.riday, AprillO sing. Fellowship to follow. ruPPERS PLAINS Tuppers IPI.ains VFW 9053, 7 p.m. at the hall. Meal at 'liM:sday, April ~ (i:;30 p.m. OONG iBOT'ffiM CHESTER- Shade River Lmdge 453, 7:30p.m., Doris Ballard will observe her 80th birthday on April at ·the hall. :Refreshments. 15. Cards may b sent to ber SYRAOUSE WtldwoodGarden Clubo6:30 at 34665 Bashan Road, p.m. Syracuse Copununity Long Bottom, Ohio 45743. Doctor ad~ pediatric developmental problem BY AMY I F"CM Center. Linda Russell to presem program on water con- W~y, before > tbe 001100 assooialion Name, No Oily," I discovered migh'OOr is my husband is a COD1JMI!sive tbe bcwd preSident .and we gambler .after we lllllll'ried. He :were igoored. We fear for lllir lblew $50,000, .and I focgave lhealth {I .am .a1lefgic .and suf- lhirn and wrnt-cd hard w get tfer l1imrn .an .autoimmune dis- his debt under 10@111J:!il. He ·o rder).andrescnuheconstant IPfOlllised ro stop, :and didstress of 'being put i.n <this sit- until the next time. natioo. We .are close Ito retire11'011 ~'s" wife to file mcnt .a ge .and ,not in a posi- . for divorce oo~. He ~I tioo ti1J sell in .a dmwn real • <Devor Sl0p gambling .and 'Will estate market Any advice? ruin her :financiaUy. It may -G..... •cforllladl even. be possillle thatlhe_tarDear Ga 1:· Try being geted her for · mamage less .confFontatiionaL The because he IW1IS ootiCilf funds ventilation system is part of · witb v.Dich 110 ·gamble. the problem .and not her fault. lkullkftiillll :rh • it's also posSible yo11r patio Dear ~: was flooded with srnmke Thank1;ifartellingyourside. because she was trying to Gambling is addictive and keep the smoke outside. She needs \l(l) lbe w<!lliked <1m 'by may be puffing away in her iiOmeone truly .committed to ba!lnoom in order to ket;p the quittin~. . sml.lke to a minimum elseA.-'s AI. ·r a is Jlrit. where . Explain :that you fiM by Kiltlly JCrtcllell «114 .understand she is d0iilg her AIGrq S.,.U, fer% r r Mibest. but tlle sm<!lke is still ion ,qf die " - l•=+n pervaditlg y.our unit and ~· "bmr ~ m_ri' YfH!! .· affecting your health. Ask if prstwns 141 •••rsruil1here is anything you can do -~ or write to make the sitwnion better. 141: AJuUe 's .Vri'....., P.O. If she is indeed doing thi.s on Be;r U'fllWJ, Olioqo, ,fL pwpose and the .oondornini- 8Jf1L 1'11 ~ 0111 .~ 1um board willnl!lt address 11, <tibold "-ie s JIJiiJIHJx, y(I)Uf choices, nnfortunately, ,anlf IWI4 f«<bbNr Gllter are -t o sue the board, put in a Crwrtors Syelicnte ~ ftlttation system or move. otUJ4 CGJiorai•~. 'l!isit iJJe (')Ul Slmy. Cre~Uon Sy•"icntr W~b Drar A.llllie: Like "No Pf'P.ttnl'llll.crr r n - cialized treatment ·' Shrikant Vaidya, MD. a urologist 11t Pleasant Valley H<11.§Pi~, clll'l'eDtly provides enuresis is defined as involpocruttnc irrologica1 §ervices untary urination tllat occun; to the community. at night. There are two types : "'hildren are not little of enuresis inCluding primaadUlts and theif medical care ry and secondary. Primary needs are very different. At oocliUfal .enureseis describes. lhe Vaidya Urology Clinic, l!he .oondition in which the Inc., they can depend on .us to individual has wet the bed fmd the JMst effective solu- since •e arly childbo(')d. enuresis, • tioo to these sensitive issues," Secondary tafuedDr. Va,id)la. . ~......,.aescri bes _the...: condi.til:m · ---.....,....__ r ~me Urot.Jgy fnWill'ill> WhStrittlellelnpo atieast-liix ' · )he managemeiil of genitlll months after a . child has Dave a sale for you! Our annual spring sale has '3Ild urinary problems that learned bladder control. Occur in children. A special Bedwetting can be caused hegua ud will nm until April3t! . emphasis is placed on devel- by more than one reason Nearly every•JUng our is 50-70% off big store ppmental problems affecting such as hormonal problem~ . · ~e kidneys, .bladder, urethra . bladder .problems, genetics. books, Bibles, fabric (over 85,000 ym11s).l or geoital tract Common ·sle'ep problems and psychoconditions treated include, logical issues. silk food, upholstery j:typospadias (urine passage "Most children under the ~ ending shon of the end 111fthe care of a pediatric urologist ry fabric, penis), hydronephrosis are school-aged and . . '· . (obstruction of urine flow younger. The most common .' :from . the kidneys), cryp- condition seen in children is torchidism (undescended a urinary tract infection and testes), refluJ( (backup of tllose 'lfe mostly seen in Urine from the bladder young girls," explained this toward the kidneys). · and dedicated physician . mterseJ( (incomplete or othAs for kidney stones, diet erwise abnormal develop- . is also a factor, as rnany'Chil ment of tbe genital organs). dren get too mucb salt, eat Another pediatric urinary highly processed foods and p:oblem .is nocturnal enure- don 't drink enough w~ter. sls (bedwet,ung). Nocturnal ."Stones fom1 when,there' s an: •I many lrieo& eager w oedcbra1e with him. Y0u do om have to .oGnlll'ibllte 100 a "gift" y{l)u .cannot allfOill!l, didn'l dloose am! 'WOD't be ab1e Ito enjoy. The reSOit ttip shou1d be a present ttrurn his teammaies. You .aDd y~ur o1!her mends can cekibrate however you dikte, and it doesn't have tG lbe on the san~e 1day. The .previous or f{I)Uowing weekena would lbe equa11y appreciated. Dear Annie· I'm sure ymu've heard.ofro11d 1:agc. I 'l:la01e.anewtenn- seconahand smGke rage. We bve in a oondo lin Aooda. l'or two years, we have !been subjected 1te (l)ur downstairs neighoor's 2-lfl chain-smoking 'habit. When we moved in, we had no idea She sml'ik:ed. Every ,time we try tto discuss i.t witll 'her, she matcbets qp the barassmeot another notch. lnitially, she flooded 001; patio with smoke .0 ilbe extenlithat we .could no !WJnger open ilbe doors .. Nnw the smoke is .coming tllrough the floor in other areas of 'the boose.·Our guest bathroom {directly aoove hers) is so full of smoke, it is unusable. . We brought o.ur ca.se Public mtdinp ~ but diis Guhl's Outlet Store " ,• SUGIIR Dar A k A mend of .,._,.li '"*' ~ lAude That bi!th- day 100y is ~ ~ bawe so mine bas a maj<Jr milestone infiumoc l . e ··==I AIID . . ICV ,..,._ Picks .Community Calendar ANNIE'S MAILBOX -a l Wednesday, Apri19, to08 Wednesday,. April9, 2008 gi::W I PageA3 The prices for Powell's Cancer day are good for WEDNESDAY ONLY Not as printed in Tuesday's paper. The Daily Sentinel regrets this Cll_\ ----------HEARING TESTS COUPON 1 I 1 Will be given in MEIGS COUNTY by I ~ Be/tone HEARING AID CENTER I o... A. Jac:Uon a111a• Office 1 I I FRIDAY, April11tlt. 9:110! IHIOOII I c.n Toll t=n~e 1.u-at szsstor .. ln!llllldlllte appulnb;wlt. I 1The teldtl . . be glval·br • Uoettllldlarlng Aid St ' II 1 1 Anyone who '-lniuble helth;g or uridll 1 tdil;g I I converutlon Is invhldiD have a FREE t:Nril;gltlet to- If 507 Mulberry Hghts, ~. OH There are cunenlly not enough foster or adoptive homes in our ~ Children are being fo!oed to go to homes otDide our area, leaving achool, teachers, and hiel dB behit ld. Clllll•• ,... ....,.,... .. , ... can be lifllped! Brlnglhia coupon will! you for 1 l thlll plobielll rour FREE HFARIMG TEST, • $125.110 'dlul. I .UAW . ARMCO . AND ALL OTHER INSURANCE PROVIDERS WALK·INS WELCOME I • L-•••••••··--~··• www.992CAREMEIGS.com �OPINION The Daily Sentinel ·The Daily Sentinel Ohio Vatley Publishing Co. Dan Goodtich .Publisher Charlene Hoellich General PageM Manager~News Editor • T u s !d -The fiirst Analdnwlt to 1M us. ConltiiUIIon TODAY ·IN HISTORY Today is Wednesday, April 9, the IOOth day of 2008. · There are 266 days· left in the year. · Today' s Highlight in History: On April 9, 1865, ·Confederate 'G en. Robert E . Lee' sllfreodered his army to Union Gen. Ulysses S. Grant at Appomattox Collft House in Vuginia. . On this date: In 1682, French explorer Robert de La Salle claimed the Mississippi River Basin for France. Jn 1939, singer Marian Anderson performed ·a conoert at 1he Lincoln Memorial in Washington after she was denied the use of Constitution Hall by the Daughters of the American Revolution. ln 1940, during World War ll, Germany invaded DeiilJUil'l:: and Norway. In 1942, American and Philippine defenders on Bataan .capitulated to Japanese foroes; the surrender was followed by the notorious Bataan Death March which claimed thousands of lives. In l 947, a series of tornadoes in Texas, Oklahoma and Kansas claimed li!llives. In 1959, NASA announced the selection of America's first seven astronauts: Scott Carpenter, ·Gordon Cooper, John Glenn, Gus Grissom, Wally Schirra,Aian Shepard and Donald Slayton. · ln 1965, the newly 'built Astrodome in Houston featured its first baseball game, an exhibition between the Astros and the New York Yarikees. (The Astros won, 2-l, in 12 innings.) In 1983, the space shuttleOtallengcir ended its first mission with a safe landing at Edwards Air Force Base in California m. 1988, proJranian Shiite Muslim hijackers who bad seized aKuw.ail.Ail'W.ay~jetliner.onApril~ l<ii!M one of tbeir hostages as the tJiane sat on the ground in Uunaca, Cyprus. In 2005, Bntain's Prince Charles married longtime love Camilla Parker Bowles, who took the title Duchess ofComwall. · Five years ago: Jubilant Iraqis celebrated the collapse of Saddam Hussein's regime, beheading a 'toppled statue of their longtime ruler in downtown Baghdad ami embracing American troops as liberators.ln .Afghanistan, .a U.S. w;u-plane called .i n to suppon allied Afghans under fire mistakenly bombed a .house, killing 11 .civilians. One year ~o: Tens of 1housands of Shiites marched in Iraq to demand that U.S. forces leaye their country.; some ripped apart American flags and tromped across .a Stars and· Stripes rug. President Bush ·visited if!e J.l,S . -1tk~ borger to toor agucst-¥<'01tt:tt program or ~. - - -TodaY's Bii'didays: Aclor Dennis Quiia is 54. Humorist Tunmy Tmgle is 53-. Golfer Severiano Ballesteros is 51. Actress-~~ Lisa Gucrmm is 44_ActmssCynthia . Nixon is 42. Rook iioger Gerard Way (My Chemical · ill001aoce) .is 31. Actress Krshia Knight Pulliam is 29• .Rook musician Mbert Hlunmond Jr. .(llhe Strokes) is 18. Actor !Ryan Northcott is 28. Actor~Sh!ger fesse MI:Cartney :is 21. Thought far 1'oday: 'lit is indeed difficult to ddine just who the 'niDdem man' is, and what views 'b e basto :hold in ilosiah :Royce, American philosoorder to be modem. .pher (1855-19I6). Wedo....,.,ay, Apri19, 2008 Obituaries Pope.embraces .reason ROME - When Pope Benedict XVI anives in the United States later this • month, be skqllieal of the 'ill . ., media coverage. Some in • the American press actually Kallvtn want to see· a knock.,downLopez drag-out war of political ideologies between the pope and president; I think they \ may end up deeply disappointed. ers here will tell you this A recent op-ed piece by Benedict is not going to Michael · 'Sean Winters, America to make headauthor .o f "Left at the lines. He is coming to the Altar: How the DemOOI'IIIS the 01'ted Lost the Catholics and tates as pope, 0 How the · Catholics Can S::~e:: ~ ~fs th~ Save the Democrats" Vatican City 'State. Anyone who was with (Perseus, 2008}, served the unintentional purpose" of me at the pope's mass on wming American April 2 in celebration of the Catholics of this media life of Pope John Paul D bias. Winters wrote that was reminded that Benedict >the pope will "show how is, in fact, ;1. priest - a man .m uch .his worldview dif- whose agenda is to remind fers from President Bush' s people about the gos~l ~d when 'h e demtunces the 1ts message of salvallon m continuing U.S. oceupa- Christ. He isn't just a tion of IJ:aq before the , politician. U.N. General AssemblyWinters wrote: ·"It wasa denunciation ~at's n't that long ago that lhe expected to be espectally Vatican and the White harsh after the recent mar- House saw the world prettyrdom of a Chaldean . ty similarly. Throughout Catholic archbishop killed the Cold War; bolh by insurgents in Mosul." . staunchly opposed But all it takes is a mod- Communism, laying the est knowledge of bedrock for U.S.-Vatican B.e nedict's lhree"year papa- cooperation. ·~ He says cy to know that that's prob- those days are over, and ably same wishful thinking that the United States and on the pan of liberal the Vatican are now atlogAmericans. gerheads. In truth - Jllld Vatican But if you take a quick officials, anaiysts and oth- overview of recent papal adiviry. yoo ,get the clear indication ttwt 1his pontiff knows all too clearly the wodd we live in, and the lhreat to freedom that the United States i s ClODfronting. In the much-debated address be · gave at Regensburg University in Germany, be talked about faith and reason and Islam. He was criticized in lhe Muslim world. but because of his courage in tackling an explosive topic, be's managed to be a catalyst for talks about building a Catholic Church in Saudi Arabia. This past Easter S11Dday, Benedict baptir.ed a now former Muslim-Italian newspaper editor, Magdi Allam. Allam says he tried to encourage Muslims to denounce radical Islam and rise up as moderates against m11rderous extremism. He got death threats for doing so. Now there is a price on his head. Expect, in other words, for the pope to talk about religious freedom in the land of the free and the home of the brave. That won't be all. Papal biographer ·George Weigel recently wrote, "The pope is coming to the U.N., not to give a pontifically guided tour of the world scene, praising this and lamenting that In this 60th anniversary year of the Universal Declaration of Human all ·-."" \1, • - • DExTER .- {nlding ~ Conserv!DCJ District had a - ::Six'inch -miiD Iitie leak iaWMOJ!!I!I('llll!!i in ._ 09,XW · area arid has Issued a boll advtsory or Bowles Road from Haliday Road to McCumber .Road. including Dc;xter; McC11mber Road from Dexter to Beech Grove Road; Nicholson Hill Road; Boecb Grove Road from McCwnbcl' to Jacks Road. The boil advisory is until further notice. know bg,w Vlllnrnble an infant Or liiby is Wilboot the IUiOIIU5ICildcd jmmno\zations. Older brothas and sisters, relatives, (!I' even a trip to the grocery store can expose an infant to disease. By boosting babies' immllDC systems through vaccinalion, they are protected from what used to be common · childhood dis- lioo kids in the US. are not SYRACUSE - The Meigs ·Counly T8 staff will be at the Syracuse Fire Depattment from 5-6 p.m., April 14. Tests will be read at 5 p:m. ·On April 16. Oflice closed POMEROY - The WIC office will be closed Tuesday, April 15 and will resume regular hours Aprill6. eases. Approximately one-mil- the PlannJ•n·g thaUmer fnlmJIJigeAl · Thompson also tritentcd felt the AMI'GS would be one of the cleanest coal-tired power plants of its type with the Use of Powerspan technology and a super critical · boiler. P{)werspan will develop the fatil.iza byproduct to reduce landfill waste and it can also be used for the future capture of carbon dioxide should it done to make lhe park more useable for .entctWn· ment ,and ~ther activities. During the meeting Musser commended lenni Dunham on her Juuvlli~ of tbe anollal Easter egg hunL While the postponement resulted in fewer participants, Musser said ·the 50 or so children enjoyed lhe 1uu:t. "The prizes were really nice (purchased with - be ~..m.aoo.- $341 from the Mer.:hants AsliOCiatij)n treasury) and those nGt used are ·being for use in Meigs, Gallia and, Jaekson Caunly restallfaDts. It was also reported dur-: held over for next year," be ing the meeting that anothcoinmented. He also noted er -order of .the ornamental that leftover candy was · bulbs with an etching of donated to God's NET. new Pomemy-Mason BiD Quickel talkfd on the Gold Wings and R~bs Bridge, this time noting Festival scheduled · for the the anticipated early 2009 first weekend in June. He completion date, have noted that the gmu.p is sell- been ordered and will go ing ads to .go on placemats on sale soon. · the Ownber Golf Scrimble, the new. Universi of Rio In Uihcr~ news~ noon, .J urie ~' Riverside 'Grande Center lil:ar Meigs High School where tours Tbe Gold Wmgs and Ribs · Golf Course. . Fest will take place June 6Hits for Hospice., co-ed will be given. Yesterday 's luncheon was 7 on ·tbe Pomeroy Pmbng · sotiJball tollfnament, 9 a.m., Lot. The event is I~ May 17, 18, 0 .0 . Mclnlyre cater~d .by the Pome~oy for adverti.SC(S ro help fund Park., Gallipolis. Call 1- McDonalds. the fesL Call Bill Quickel at '8 00-500-4850 for more . . 992-6677 for more infor- infunnation. ' GRANO . mation. ~~. oe:. · The next chamber lunA'' ~ .~ The annual Meigs Counly is at noon, May 13 at cheon Chamber of ·Commerce Dinner and Aw;tion, 6 p.m., the Pomeroy Library. The June meeting will be held at Saturday, Kountty Resort. Reed and Bauer lnsllfaDce . ).~N C'-J.f'J· . Agency, after hours event, 4-6 p.m., April 24, light .Qc ~~--. ot· o refreshments, door prizes. ··· A • • •' ~I! ~ $. ·Jf'hen restroo~s a~k (if availa~le at ._allj -· r- . . . ' r~ I a .......... --------~------------------------~-------r··---- .... "" . Controversy . fnmPageAl "' . fuUy immunized by two . years old. There are 14 diseases you can pmtect your child against by immunizing them on time before they tom two years old. msed AMP~ TBtests . s • · .Boil advisory , ··--·- .;. __ gives~::=~: MARDITrA (AP) - A Bcm:z has been dtaJgied window, struck him near Ohio State University deputy sberiti in southeast wilh ...ttem,pted murder of a lhe right eye and CR2SCd Hospital trauma center in . Ohio was shot in the face police Officer. and other across his no.s e, causing C.olumbuS, Mincks said. anifwonl!'led, leading to an charges are pending, quite a bit of b1eeding," State 1ro0pers and all-night standoff. . Mincks said. Mincks said. Marietta police joined sherJason Bemcz. 33, of Sgt Scott Patb was About dle .same time, a iff's officers· outside Reno, is of firiDg at n:sponding to a domestic passing car was fired ~. Berecz's home and assisted the deputy and. two oCber dispute complaint about 10 and the window of a third in the arrest Berecz was cars, dien-~oft'police ·p.m. on Monday when a car was shot out, sber- being held in the ' ·UIIril be was hit widt a Run man with a lil1e staiting iff said. Washington County jail gun and arrested about .5;30 $ooting at !lis cruiser, Parks drove himself to a Tuesday. . a.m. l'llesday, Washington Mincks said. · firehouse, then w.as treated Mincks said Parks probaCounty Sheriff Larry "Que of tbe bullets went at a hospital in Marietta bly would be rele,ased from Mincks said. . through the passenger-side be~ bein,g taken· to the the hospital on Tuesday. · · _....:__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _- - ' - - - -- - - , - - - -- - - - - - are .. -----'---'";r---- ·~Hayman Mslgs Counlr llarN' Oepaulmaut fW:sa (pictlll9d) Tyler Payne 111CX111'm811ded shols. T)'lel"s mom Daniele Ratliff brot~Qht her son in to pnr . tacf l*n against dangelous childhood diseases lh:ough imml:lllization by age two. The · .MCHO is oO.eoirig gift cant giveaways to ClOIIIIIIEIIOO:ale the week. Man accused of shooting deputy sheriff in southeast Ohio be discussed. The class will be held rain« sbinc and~- . . ipants encouraged to dress for . outdoor ILCll.viti§. ------~ Gardening publications will be for sale. Those enrolling for the seminar are to meet at the front steps of lhe Arts & · . fn1m ~At Sciences Building, at Washington Slate Community Colleg.e. Pre-Registration is required. 1be $15 registution fee . Musser reported that be includes a set ·Of hand pruners. Registration forms can be frn found · at http:/fwashington.osu.edulhortllandscapeprun- has requested money · m ingflyer.pdf, picked up at the Extension Office, or by call- the capital budget to haning 740-376-7431. For more inf011Dation contact Eric dle the oost of the project. Barrett at 740-376-.7431. In anticipation of that Ed Kennedy bas already looked ai what needs to be __ _ 0..,... ..,... ___ _ -·1 late MARIE'ITA -A landscape pruning seminar will be held 6 to 8 p.m. Monday at the Washington State Comm11ni1y College. Emphasis will be QD teaching pruning fDI' maximum flower ~tial, to minimize disease and. to make _great shapes the landscape. Proper tools, techniques and information m oeeded to do the best job for your specific needs will .,......, 0 Not . 20081andscape pnmmg senu•r to- "'"' Local Briefs • 1 .aur...-""" · ( I 0 POR1LAND -Lebanon Township will begin '"""'""Y cleanup later this month. Families are asked to n:move anythiog from graves which they want to keep plor to Apri120. ·~ T'" aWom!mMt (Kathryn Lopez is the editor of 'National Review Online ( www.nationalreview.com). She can be contacted at klopez@nationalreview.com.) •I love -watching tim ~ I'm QOt big ou adven- .clean their restrooms were Discovery Channel, the tures. I don't think most and their friendly service. Learning Channel, · the people are. That's why, Now there is no service 'Science Channel and ,t he even with the high price of whatsoever. They brag Travel Chaimel. Twentygas, you see so many of about how freshly thawed those giant RV s on the their frozen-pizza slices are. i(l . . . 2t,..) . four hours a ~~ou can Reader Services Jim watch adventure boating, roads. Their biggest selling 1bere seems 10 be a pattern OliiD~NIIlhiiW . crawling, llllllen b acking, point has got to be the ·to how clean their restrooms .........., 11 .Col,.. U .nl!ollcy e¥I(Y &11iii00il, .....,_, motorcycling, biking and onboard bathroom. Not will be: The higher the price 0 ur mam OOOKMIII 11 1D flwough friday, 111 COUrt sir.et. biking to the most exotic having to find a ladies room of the gasoline, the filthier ·beacc~ . ~you-olon~ l'omeri>y, Ohio. ~ Jllld off-the-beaten-track in the middle of Monument the restroom. I have a funny In a 1110ry, call1h8 newiiDOfto at (7<10) poo1oge poicl;ot " " " -· places in the world: the places? ·h uge conve- feeling that the tables have Valley is ! 18Jil.J21.58. .., ~I • Thl OJ It,_ _,:1 Amazon, Central American I the Ohio .t~a $ll$l8Y A..c -.ion I get queasy using thoSe nience. Access to flumbing turned and that European jungles, African jungles, tiny bathrooms .on .747s, I is probably one .o the rea, tourists are going back with 11 'I!Wio • • 8ond 1iore Doily-.-. 111- Qourt South East Asian jungles, ·to can't imagine doing my sons the cruise industry .h orror stories about our (7~ .11241-. - . Poo•.....·Ohio 45788. plumbing. · small vtllages in small business in the wild on an continues to grow. ona...1_....... ,.. ...... ala w . .: countries that don't have ceo/adventure tour while Some say you can judge The cable channels may ·• · ljilu....e :big villllges, to desert the ·a rmed · nati ve keeps a nation by how it treats its be missing a great opportu••• ·O .. ,., ·'IILIP islands, to remote mountain lookout for wild animals poor, elderly, children or nity here. Wouldn't "The EIIIDr: Ohar1ene Hoeflich, Ext. 12 Deadliest tops and hidden caves. and super-poisonous prisoners, · but I say a ·world's R I$ 1M . Brion Reed, Ext. 14 Dlollr ·50' The TV host will always snakes. 1 would never Sllf- nation should be judged by Bathrooms" give "The Ice A . . - Ext 13 SenlorC'' n ..._ t 1111 • Beth e -...-... . One ,_... '111.2l' gleefully show you close- vive on " Survivor," I the quality and quantity of Road Truckers" a run for up ·v ideos of the rattle-trap would ·never get past the its bathrooms. In the '60s, their money1 Who wouldn't One ,... '101.110 Slk»IMi thcUd teml i"t, . . "* boat they ill sed to get to tbe first roadblock on "The travelei'S would tell horror want to ·Watch "Toilei Mil art' •IIlii ·" llolloly · No IIUI>- . location; and the hardships Amazing Race." stories about the facilities, Hunters," . "Even Dirtier 0 5I . . ., Dave Harria, Ext. 15 ICI'lption ~ fMII petnAtd In . . . lhe crew endured to get to To me, bathrooms are the even in the most sophisti- Than Dirly Jobs" and 011 51 ..-.:.BnlndaDavls,Ext16 lhe place; and shots of the · maiti difference between cated parts of France and "When ,..., .........: Judy Clalk, ·ext. 10 lllilo. . Rest Rooms most disgusting food ever ordinary, run-of-the-mill England. Now they lead Attack?" They could proba~ed to a human - food tourism and adventure trav- the world in modern bly get more viewers and ..._., -·~ tpCiol Cn•llttr.............. CGu .... otber animals have turned el. If it hu doon and tile plumbing. win some public service a...- t+AIIJ1, Ex!. 12 13 w.tca' '32.26 down: parboiled slugs, and running water, you're · ' I'bere .has been a distinct awards at the same time. : 26 Weeki "64.20 sauteed termite larvae. on a tollf. If it involves a lowering of standards in the (Jim Mullen is the author 52 Weeki '127.11 still-beating rat .heart. But mop bucket that's half full bathrooms of many gu ta- . of ''It TakLs.~ Vdlage Idiot: OUi8lde ...... c-1ty lhere is one thi ng they of dirty water and a 3-year- lion/convenience stores Complicating the Simplt 13 Weeki '53.55 never ftlm : the facilities. old Tune magazine hang- over the last few years right Life " and "Baby First 26 Weeki '107.10 Where does the host'.g o to ing on a string, you' re on ~ in this country. Tbey TaJJoo." .You can reach him 52 Weeks '21421 wwvr.~w••liset.awn the bathroom in these an adventure. used to brag about how at jim_trw.llet@myway.com.) a- POMEROY- April 19is Natiooal. Infant lmmomil'llrion Week llld lbe ; . Mabel M. Michael, 8ll, life-long resident of Brd!wy, Meigs Coonty Health passed away 011 April 8, 2008 at Ovabroot Center. She- Depacmeut is plaDniJig gift was born on October 31, 1919 in B...tbmy, dllugbtaofthe card drawings 10 o•:•:• "'·Iate Geotge B. and Jessie Gilmore Si~. She ·was a faith.. onlfe dJc event. ·ful membtr of the Bndbury Onm:ll of Christ The MCHD will cooduct In addition to her parents., she was preceded in cbtb by: a drawing for two, $25 her husband of 57 years, Pete M'ochael; three sistel's, Vesta Wal-Man gift ClOds and to l amber!., Pauline Hudson and Mary Roush; two b:Oihm, ·be eijgible Meigs County ·Joe Sisson and Jolui SisSOIL · n:sidents m11sJ · bring in · Mabel is survived by: four children, Pat (Dan) Arnold of . tbeir .c:bildmJ.; aged birth to Pomeroy, Pete Micbael of Mi~leport, Paula (Roger) Gaul ' 24 DMM•Ibs o! age, to be ·o f Pomeroy, and Jolui (Debbte) Micllael of Martinsburg, · immuniml duting the ·W.Va.; eight grandchildren, John Arnold. Melanie Daniels, . month of April .Greg Michael, ~ N~ Tricia MidJael, Cri5!i lliJ&, ~ ' The Mid! dqiidment Haynes and Cluis Michael; 10 great gmoddrildren, JllStlO, Ol•dncts shot clinics from Casi,Dustin,Nate,~. Jonalbon.Jaoob,~Graci ' 9-ll a.m. . aDd 1-3 p.m., and ~lan; b:Oiher-m-law, ~ Micbael; stsa-m:law, • Tue!Jdays with the cliilic Vuguua Michael; and several meces and llepbc;ws. being held on lhe fin.t · A funeral service will be held at II a.m. on 'Thursday at . ~of each mooth from Fisher-Anderson-McDaniel Funer.al Home in Middleport . 1 p.m. _ 6 p m. Call 992with Pastor Tom Runyon otliciating. Burial will follow at , 6626 fur an oo .Meigs Memory Gardens. Visiting hours ~. be from 6-9 : a noil-clinic day. Medicaid p.m., Wednesday at the funeral home. In lieu of flowers, . is accepted. A $7 doolllion -memorial donations can_ .be~ to ~~ - Hospice _ or . fDI' administtlltion is~ Bradbury Church of C~sL A regtS!ry ts available on-line · ciated, but not mquired.. · .at .www.andersonmcdamelOOill. All arouncJ lbe countty, ·- -- - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - · doctors. nurses. clinics, and parents wiD be wodting together to get children caught up oo !heir immuoiutioos. The goal is tbat eVay dtild will be immutoo DiZJed on time, every lime by two years old. &pms rec: POMEROY - Tax fonns for the stimulus payment can .CMIIUM 1¥1, . . Wailing uutiJ 8 still be filed at the Meigs Conoly Senior Center. After the dtild goes to scbool to catch April 15 deadline for filing federal income tax funns pass- up 011 vaccinations or pares, those who are applying for the stimulus payment can~ ents JllllY be shocked to file for ai:o additional week. Assistance will be provided tiy AARP volunteers to those who have not filed from 9 to 10 a.m. on April 17 and April 22. This is a free service. For more informatiop or to make an appointment call992-2161. 0 LETTE·R S TO THE EDITOR The.Daily Sentinel · National Infant Immunization Week plans 26 Rights, be is far more likely to challenge lhe world body to take ~ seriously the moral ll'lllhs dw undetgird tbe human dignily the U.N. was founded to defend moral uuths that can be known by reason.~ . · That's oot the "Bush lied. people died" message some were praying for. Just as well What the world needs now is not more Iraq fingerpointing, but a clear way forward. Benedict offers · some of that: He issues a warning siren and challenges religious leaders to take a serious look at the big picture. Weigel predicted to me about the upcoming trip: "1be question is whether, and how, Islam can l!-ffeet what Christian theology )Vould call a •development of doctrine' on issues like religious freedom and the separation of religious and political authorily in a just state. A lot of 21st-cenrucy history is riding on the answer to that question." If the pope can start with lhat issue, and share his vision of a world with political leadership embracing reason, he will be doing a .great service in helping us win this war. fl - Leners to the editor are welcome. They should be less than 300 words. All leners are subject .to editing, .must be signed, and include address .and telqhone ·number. No unsigned leners will be published. Lmers should be in good taste, addressing iss!U!s, not persoMlities. Leners of thanks to organizations and individwlls will· not be accepted for publication. The Daily Sentinel• h p As · www.myclailJrm•ineJ.com . Wedn EMay, April9, 2008 • delivery, and her family asked that she be moved to a major · hosp"Jtal. She was ltansported by medical belicopter .from Athens to kiverside Methodist Hospital, and later to The Ohio State University Medical Center after physic::ians at Riverside determined she needed a liver transplant, Casto said. Her kidneys failed next. She died at- the OSU hospital on i\ug. 15. . Casio said she suggested that Holman recount the story during Clinton's visit to illuminate the local bealth care crisis. . "We thought we were doing something good," (:asto said. "We thought telling the story would let .~ th · peop1e •·r..uow uta! ere 1s a lieed for more health care services in this area." Casto said she believes Bachtel might have lived had she been se:en at a larg- · er hospital before she was, hut said her decision to the stotywith Clinton; lbrough Holman, was not intended as criticism of any )lospital or medical practice. "I have :'lever blamed anyone or ay bo&pital for what .hare happened,.. Casto said. "Tliousands and thousands of people across this counlly die because they have no aecess to' health gtte; !ll' axess to aileqillil:e heal!!~ eire... "Telling the Senator about (Bid!tel) was about helping' out those people in tbe midho __..... h·-' die, like her, w Wuu. "'u, and ,count their pennies, and even thoUgh tbey might be insured. can't affool ID pay -one hundred dollai'S to be seen by a doctor." The woot (lilt aboot the past week' s events, aside from the pain Bachtel's family has . eKperienced, Casto iiaid, is dJc scrutiny and cynicism some have directed at Holman. "He was doing something out of kindness, to help others in the communi!}', by sharing this story," Casto said. "He should not take the fall for this." Holman would not say if he continued to suw= ·Clinto'n's' ruo &or the . 1 ' House, bul Casto said she remains supportive of Clinton's candidacy. Both said they have no hard feelings toward Clinton for sharing the story at her campaigo •event,, hut said dealing with the news media from across the United States and revisiting a personal tragedy · has been "devastating," .' 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Lee' sllfreodered his army to Union Gen. Ulysses S. Grant at Appomattox Collft House in Vuginia. . On this date: In 1682, French explorer Robert de La Salle claimed the Mississippi River Basin for France. Jn 1939, singer Marian Anderson performed ·a conoert at 1he Lincoln Memorial in Washington after she was denied the use of Constitution Hall by the Daughters of the American Revolution. ln 1940, during World War ll, Germany invaded DeiilJUil'l:: and Norway. In 1942, American and Philippine defenders on Bataan .capitulated to Japanese foroes; the surrender was followed by the notorious Bataan Death March which claimed thousands of lives. In l 947, a series of tornadoes in Texas, Oklahoma and Kansas claimed li!llives. In 1959, NASA announced the selection of America's first seven astronauts: Scott Carpenter, ·Gordon Cooper, John Glenn, Gus Grissom, Wally Schirra,Aian Shepard and Donald Slayton. · ln 1965, the newly 'built Astrodome in Houston featured its first baseball game, an exhibition between the Astros and the New York Yarikees. (The Astros won, 2-l, in 12 innings.) In 1983, the space shuttleOtallengcir ended its first mission with a safe landing at Edwards Air Force Base in California m. 1988, proJranian Shiite Muslim hijackers who bad seized aKuw.ail.Ail'W.ay~jetliner.onApril~ l<ii!M one of tbeir hostages as the tJiane sat on the ground in Uunaca, Cyprus. In 2005, Bntain's Prince Charles married longtime love Camilla Parker Bowles, who took the title Duchess ofComwall. · Five years ago: Jubilant Iraqis celebrated the collapse of Saddam Hussein's regime, beheading a 'toppled statue of their longtime ruler in downtown Baghdad ami embracing American troops as liberators.ln .Afghanistan, .a U.S. w;u-plane called .i n to suppon allied Afghans under fire mistakenly bombed a .house, killing 11 .civilians. One year ~o: Tens of 1housands of Shiites marched in Iraq to demand that U.S. forces leaye their country.; some ripped apart American flags and tromped across .a Stars and· Stripes rug. President Bush ·visited if!e J.l,S . -1tk~ borger to toor agucst-¥<'01tt:tt program or ~. - - -TodaY's Bii'didays: Aclor Dennis Quiia is 54. Humorist Tunmy Tmgle is 53-. Golfer Severiano Ballesteros is 51. Actress-~~ Lisa Gucrmm is 44_ActmssCynthia . Nixon is 42. Rook iioger Gerard Way (My Chemical · ill001aoce) .is 31. Actress Krshia Knight Pulliam is 29• .Rook musician Mbert Hlunmond Jr. .(llhe Strokes) is 18. Actor !Ryan Northcott is 28. Actor~Sh!ger fesse MI:Cartney :is 21. Thought far 1'oday: 'lit is indeed difficult to ddine just who the 'niDdem man' is, and what views 'b e basto :hold in ilosiah :Royce, American philosoorder to be modem. .pher (1855-19I6). Wedo....,.,ay, Apri19, 2008 Obituaries Pope.embraces .reason ROME - When Pope Benedict XVI anives in the United States later this • month, be skqllieal of the 'ill . ., media coverage. Some in • the American press actually Kallvtn want to see· a knock.,downLopez drag-out war of political ideologies between the pope and president; I think they \ may end up deeply disappointed. ers here will tell you this A recent op-ed piece by Benedict is not going to Michael · 'Sean Winters, America to make headauthor .o f "Left at the lines. He is coming to the Altar: How the DemOOI'IIIS the 01'ted Lost the Catholics and tates as pope, 0 How the · Catholics Can S::~e:: ~ ~fs th~ Save the Democrats" Vatican City 'State. Anyone who was with (Perseus, 2008}, served the unintentional purpose" of me at the pope's mass on wming American April 2 in celebration of the Catholics of this media life of Pope John Paul D bias. Winters wrote that was reminded that Benedict >the pope will "show how is, in fact, ;1. priest - a man .m uch .his worldview dif- whose agenda is to remind fers from President Bush' s people about the gos~l ~d when 'h e demtunces the 1ts message of salvallon m continuing U.S. oceupa- Christ. He isn't just a tion of IJ:aq before the , politician. U.N. General AssemblyWinters wrote: ·"It wasa denunciation ~at's n't that long ago that lhe expected to be espectally Vatican and the White harsh after the recent mar- House saw the world prettyrdom of a Chaldean . ty similarly. Throughout Catholic archbishop killed the Cold War; bolh by insurgents in Mosul." . staunchly opposed But all it takes is a mod- Communism, laying the est knowledge of bedrock for U.S.-Vatican B.e nedict's lhree"year papa- cooperation. ·~ He says cy to know that that's prob- those days are over, and ably same wishful thinking that the United States and on the pan of liberal the Vatican are now atlogAmericans. gerheads. In truth - Jllld Vatican But if you take a quick officials, anaiysts and oth- overview of recent papal adiviry. yoo ,get the clear indication ttwt 1his pontiff knows all too clearly the wodd we live in, and the lhreat to freedom that the United States i s ClODfronting. In the much-debated address be · gave at Regensburg University in Germany, be talked about faith and reason and Islam. He was criticized in lhe Muslim world. but because of his courage in tackling an explosive topic, be's managed to be a catalyst for talks about building a Catholic Church in Saudi Arabia. This past Easter S11Dday, Benedict baptir.ed a now former Muslim-Italian newspaper editor, Magdi Allam. Allam says he tried to encourage Muslims to denounce radical Islam and rise up as moderates against m11rderous extremism. He got death threats for doing so. Now there is a price on his head. Expect, in other words, for the pope to talk about religious freedom in the land of the free and the home of the brave. That won't be all. Papal biographer ·George Weigel recently wrote, "The pope is coming to the U.N., not to give a pontifically guided tour of the world scene, praising this and lamenting that In this 60th anniversary year of the Universal Declaration of Human all ·-."" \1, • - • DExTER .- {nlding ~ Conserv!DCJ District had a - ::Six'inch -miiD Iitie leak iaWMOJ!!I!I('llll!!i in ._ 09,XW · area arid has Issued a boll advtsory or Bowles Road from Haliday Road to McCumber .Road. including Dc;xter; McC11mber Road from Dexter to Beech Grove Road; Nicholson Hill Road; Boecb Grove Road from McCwnbcl' to Jacks Road. The boil advisory is until further notice. know bg,w Vlllnrnble an infant Or liiby is Wilboot the IUiOIIU5ICildcd jmmno\zations. Older brothas and sisters, relatives, (!I' even a trip to the grocery store can expose an infant to disease. By boosting babies' immllDC systems through vaccinalion, they are protected from what used to be common · childhood dis- lioo kids in the US. are not SYRACUSE - The Meigs ·Counly T8 staff will be at the Syracuse Fire Depattment from 5-6 p.m., April 14. Tests will be read at 5 p:m. ·On April 16. Oflice closed POMEROY - The WIC office will be closed Tuesday, April 15 and will resume regular hours Aprill6. eases. Approximately one-mil- the PlannJ•n·g thaUmer fnlmJIJigeAl · Thompson also tritentcd felt the AMI'GS would be one of the cleanest coal-tired power plants of its type with the Use of Powerspan technology and a super critical · boiler. P{)werspan will develop the fatil.iza byproduct to reduce landfill waste and it can also be used for the future capture of carbon dioxide should it done to make lhe park more useable for .entctWn· ment ,and ~ther activities. During the meeting Musser commended lenni Dunham on her Juuvlli~ of tbe anollal Easter egg hunL While the postponement resulted in fewer participants, Musser said ·the 50 or so children enjoyed lhe 1uu:t. "The prizes were really nice (purchased with - be ~..m.aoo.- $341 from the Mer.:hants AsliOCiatij)n treasury) and those nGt used are ·being for use in Meigs, Gallia and, Jaekson Caunly restallfaDts. It was also reported dur-: held over for next year," be ing the meeting that anothcoinmented. He also noted er -order of .the ornamental that leftover candy was · bulbs with an etching of donated to God's NET. new Pomemy-Mason BiD Quickel talkfd on the Gold Wings and R~bs Bridge, this time noting Festival scheduled · for the the anticipated early 2009 first weekend in June. He completion date, have noted that the gmu.p is sell- been ordered and will go ing ads to .go on placemats on sale soon. · the Ownber Golf Scrimble, the new. Universi of Rio In Uihcr~ news~ noon, .J urie ~' Riverside 'Grande Center lil:ar Meigs High School where tours Tbe Gold Wmgs and Ribs · Golf Course. . Fest will take place June 6Hits for Hospice., co-ed will be given. Yesterday 's luncheon was 7 on ·tbe Pomeroy Pmbng · sotiJball tollfnament, 9 a.m., Lot. The event is I~ May 17, 18, 0 .0 . Mclnlyre cater~d .by the Pome~oy for adverti.SC(S ro help fund Park., Gallipolis. Call 1- McDonalds. the fesL Call Bill Quickel at '8 00-500-4850 for more . . 992-6677 for more infor- infunnation. ' GRANO . mation. ~~. oe:. · The next chamber lunA'' ~ .~ The annual Meigs Counly is at noon, May 13 at cheon Chamber of ·Commerce Dinner and Aw;tion, 6 p.m., the Pomeroy Library. The June meeting will be held at Saturday, Kountty Resort. Reed and Bauer lnsllfaDce . ).~N C'-J.f'J· . Agency, after hours event, 4-6 p.m., April 24, light .Qc ~~--. ot· o refreshments, door prizes. ··· A • • •' ~I! ~ $. ·Jf'hen restroo~s a~k (if availa~le at ._allj -· r- . . . ' r~ I a .......... --------~------------------------~-------r··---- .... "" . Controversy . fnmPageAl "' . fuUy immunized by two . years old. There are 14 diseases you can pmtect your child against by immunizing them on time before they tom two years old. msed AMP~ TBtests . s • · .Boil advisory , ··--·- .;. __ gives~::=~: MARDITrA (AP) - A Bcm:z has been dtaJgied window, struck him near Ohio State University deputy sberiti in southeast wilh ...ttem,pted murder of a lhe right eye and CR2SCd Hospital trauma center in . Ohio was shot in the face police Officer. and other across his no.s e, causing C.olumbuS, Mincks said. anifwonl!'led, leading to an charges are pending, quite a bit of b1eeding," State 1ro0pers and all-night standoff. . Mincks said. Mincks said. Marietta police joined sherJason Bemcz. 33, of Sgt Scott Patb was About dle .same time, a iff's officers· outside Reno, is of firiDg at n:sponding to a domestic passing car was fired ~. Berecz's home and assisted the deputy and. two oCber dispute complaint about 10 and the window of a third in the arrest Berecz was cars, dien-~oft'police ·p.m. on Monday when a car was shot out, sber- being held in the ' ·UIIril be was hit widt a Run man with a lil1e staiting iff said. Washington County jail gun and arrested about .5;30 $ooting at !lis cruiser, Parks drove himself to a Tuesday. . a.m. l'llesday, Washington Mincks said. · firehouse, then w.as treated Mincks said Parks probaCounty Sheriff Larry "Que of tbe bullets went at a hospital in Marietta bly would be rele,ased from Mincks said. . through the passenger-side be~ bein,g taken· to the the hospital on Tuesday. · · _....:__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _- - ' - - - -- - - , - - - -- - - - - - are .. -----'---'";r---- ·~Hayman Mslgs Counlr llarN' Oepaulmaut fW:sa (pictlll9d) Tyler Payne 111CX111'm811ded shols. T)'lel"s mom Daniele Ratliff brot~Qht her son in to pnr . tacf l*n against dangelous childhood diseases lh:ough imml:lllization by age two. The · .MCHO is oO.eoirig gift cant giveaways to ClOIIIIIIEIIOO:ale the week. Man accused of shooting deputy sheriff in southeast Ohio be discussed. The class will be held rain« sbinc and~- . . ipants encouraged to dress for . outdoor ILCll.viti§. ------~ Gardening publications will be for sale. Those enrolling for the seminar are to meet at the front steps of lhe Arts & · . fn1m ~At Sciences Building, at Washington Slate Community Colleg.e. Pre-Registration is required. 1be $15 registution fee . Musser reported that be includes a set ·Of hand pruners. Registration forms can be frn found · at http:/fwashington.osu.edulhortllandscapeprun- has requested money · m ingflyer.pdf, picked up at the Extension Office, or by call- the capital budget to haning 740-376-7431. For more inf011Dation contact Eric dle the oost of the project. Barrett at 740-376-.7431. In anticipation of that Ed Kennedy bas already looked ai what needs to be __ _ 0..,... ..,... ___ _ -·1 late MARIE'ITA -A landscape pruning seminar will be held 6 to 8 p.m. Monday at the Washington State Comm11ni1y College. Emphasis will be QD teaching pruning fDI' maximum flower ~tial, to minimize disease and. to make _great shapes the landscape. Proper tools, techniques and information m oeeded to do the best job for your specific needs will .,......, 0 Not . 20081andscape pnmmg senu•r to- "'"' Local Briefs • 1 .aur...-""" · ( I 0 POR1LAND -Lebanon Township will begin '"""'""Y cleanup later this month. Families are asked to n:move anythiog from graves which they want to keep plor to Apri120. ·~ T'" aWom!mMt (Kathryn Lopez is the editor of 'National Review Online ( www.nationalreview.com). She can be contacted at klopez@nationalreview.com.) •I love -watching tim ~ I'm QOt big ou adven- .clean their restrooms were Discovery Channel, the tures. I don't think most and their friendly service. Learning Channel, · the people are. That's why, Now there is no service 'Science Channel and ,t he even with the high price of whatsoever. They brag Travel Chaimel. Twentygas, you see so many of about how freshly thawed those giant RV s on the their frozen-pizza slices are. i(l . . . 2t,..) . four hours a ~~ou can Reader Services Jim watch adventure boating, roads. Their biggest selling 1bere seems 10 be a pattern OliiD~NIIlhiiW . crawling, llllllen b acking, point has got to be the ·to how clean their restrooms .........., 11 .Col,.. U .nl!ollcy e¥I(Y &11iii00il, .....,_, motorcycling, biking and onboard bathroom. Not will be: The higher the price 0 ur mam OOOKMIII 11 1D flwough friday, 111 COUrt sir.et. biking to the most exotic having to find a ladies room of the gasoline, the filthier ·beacc~ . ~you-olon~ l'omeri>y, Ohio. ~ Jllld off-the-beaten-track in the middle of Monument the restroom. I have a funny In a 1110ry, call1h8 newiiDOfto at (7<10) poo1oge poicl;ot " " " -· places in the world: the places? ·h uge conve- feeling that the tables have Valley is ! 18Jil.J21.58. .., ~I • Thl OJ It,_ _,:1 Amazon, Central American I the Ohio .t~a $ll$l8Y A..c -.ion I get queasy using thoSe nience. Access to flumbing turned and that European jungles, African jungles, tiny bathrooms .on .747s, I is probably one .o the rea, tourists are going back with 11 'I!Wio • • 8ond 1iore Doily-.-. 111- Qourt South East Asian jungles, ·to can't imagine doing my sons the cruise industry .h orror stories about our (7~ .11241-. - . 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'111.2l' gleefully show you close- vive on " Survivor," I the quality and quantity of Road Truckers" a run for up ·v ideos of the rattle-trap would ·never get past the its bathrooms. In the '60s, their money1 Who wouldn't One ,... '101.110 Slk»IMi thcUd teml i"t, . . "* boat they ill sed to get to tbe first roadblock on "The travelei'S would tell horror want to ·Watch "Toilei Mil art' •IIlii ·" llolloly · No IIUI>- . location; and the hardships Amazing Race." stories about the facilities, Hunters," . "Even Dirtier 0 5I . . ., Dave Harria, Ext. 15 ICI'lption ~ fMII petnAtd In . . . lhe crew endured to get to To me, bathrooms are the even in the most sophisti- Than Dirly Jobs" and 011 51 ..-.:.BnlndaDavls,Ext16 lhe place; and shots of the · maiti difference between cated parts of France and "When ,..., .........: Judy Clalk, ·ext. 10 lllilo. . Rest Rooms most disgusting food ever ordinary, run-of-the-mill England. Now they lead Attack?" They could proba~ed to a human - food tourism and adventure trav- the world in modern bly get more viewers and ..._., -·~ tpCiol Cn•llttr.............. CGu .... otber animals have turned el. If it hu doon and tile plumbing. win some public service a...- t+AIIJ1, Ex!. 12 13 w.tca' '32.26 down: parboiled slugs, and running water, you're · ' I'bere .has been a distinct awards at the same time. : 26 Weeki "64.20 sauteed termite larvae. on a tollf. If it involves a lowering of standards in the (Jim Mullen is the author 52 Weeki '127.11 still-beating rat .heart. But mop bucket that's half full bathrooms of many gu ta- . of ''It TakLs.~ Vdlage Idiot: OUi8lde ...... c-1ty lhere is one thi ng they of dirty water and a 3-year- lion/convenience stores Complicating the Simplt 13 Weeki '53.55 never ftlm : the facilities. old Tune magazine hang- over the last few years right Life " and "Baby First 26 Weeki '107.10 Where does the host'.g o to ing on a string, you' re on ~ in this country. Tbey TaJJoo." .You can reach him 52 Weeks '21421 wwvr.~w••liset.awn the bathroom in these an adventure. used to brag about how at jim_trw.llet@myway.com.) a- POMEROY- April 19is Natiooal. Infant lmmomil'llrion Week llld lbe ; . Mabel M. Michael, 8ll, life-long resident of Brd!wy, Meigs Coonty Health passed away 011 April 8, 2008 at Ovabroot Center. She- Depacmeut is plaDniJig gift was born on October 31, 1919 in B...tbmy, dllugbtaofthe card drawings 10 o•:•:• "'·Iate Geotge B. and Jessie Gilmore Si~. She ·was a faith.. onlfe dJc event. ·ful membtr of the Bndbury Onm:ll of Christ The MCHD will cooduct In addition to her parents., she was preceded in cbtb by: a drawing for two, $25 her husband of 57 years, Pete M'ochael; three sistel's, Vesta Wal-Man gift ClOds and to l amber!., Pauline Hudson and Mary Roush; two b:Oihm, ·be eijgible Meigs County ·Joe Sisson and Jolui SisSOIL · n:sidents m11sJ · bring in · Mabel is survived by: four children, Pat (Dan) Arnold of . tbeir .c:bildmJ.; aged birth to Pomeroy, Pete Micbael of Mi~leport, Paula (Roger) Gaul ' 24 DMM•Ibs o! age, to be ·o f Pomeroy, and Jolui (Debbte) Micllael of Martinsburg, · immuniml duting the ·W.Va.; eight grandchildren, John Arnold. Melanie Daniels, . month of April .Greg Michael, ~ N~ Tricia MidJael, Cri5!i lliJ&, ~ ' The Mid! dqiidment Haynes and Cluis Michael; 10 great gmoddrildren, JllStlO, Ol•dncts shot clinics from Casi,Dustin,Nate,~. Jonalbon.Jaoob,~Graci ' 9-ll a.m. . aDd 1-3 p.m., and ~lan; b:Oiher-m-law, ~ Micbael; stsa-m:law, • Tue!Jdays with the cliilic Vuguua Michael; and several meces and llepbc;ws. being held on lhe fin.t · A funeral service will be held at II a.m. on 'Thursday at . ~of each mooth from Fisher-Anderson-McDaniel Funer.al Home in Middleport . 1 p.m. _ 6 p m. Call 992with Pastor Tom Runyon otliciating. Burial will follow at , 6626 fur an oo .Meigs Memory Gardens. Visiting hours ~. be from 6-9 : a noil-clinic day. Medicaid p.m., Wednesday at the funeral home. In lieu of flowers, . is accepted. A $7 doolllion -memorial donations can_ .be~ to ~~ - Hospice _ or . fDI' administtlltion is~ Bradbury Church of C~sL A regtS!ry ts available on-line · ciated, but not mquired.. · .at .www.andersonmcdamelOOill. All arouncJ lbe countty, ·- -- - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - · doctors. nurses. clinics, and parents wiD be wodting together to get children caught up oo !heir immuoiutioos. The goal is tbat eVay dtild will be immutoo DiZJed on time, every lime by two years old. &pms rec: POMEROY - Tax fonns for the stimulus payment can .CMIIUM 1¥1, . . Wailing uutiJ 8 still be filed at the Meigs Conoly Senior Center. After the dtild goes to scbool to catch April 15 deadline for filing federal income tax funns pass- up 011 vaccinations or pares, those who are applying for the stimulus payment can~ ents JllllY be shocked to file for ai:o additional week. Assistance will be provided tiy AARP volunteers to those who have not filed from 9 to 10 a.m. on April 17 and April 22. This is a free service. For more informatiop or to make an appointment call992-2161. 0 LETTE·R S TO THE EDITOR The.Daily Sentinel · National Infant Immunization Week plans 26 Rights, be is far more likely to challenge lhe world body to take ~ seriously the moral ll'lllhs dw undetgird tbe human dignily the U.N. was founded to defend moral uuths that can be known by reason.~ . · That's oot the "Bush lied. people died" message some were praying for. Just as well What the world needs now is not more Iraq fingerpointing, but a clear way forward. Benedict offers · some of that: He issues a warning siren and challenges religious leaders to take a serious look at the big picture. Weigel predicted to me about the upcoming trip: "1be question is whether, and how, Islam can l!-ffeet what Christian theology )Vould call a •development of doctrine' on issues like religious freedom and the separation of religious and political authorily in a just state. A lot of 21st-cenrucy history is riding on the answer to that question." If the pope can start with lhat issue, and share his vision of a world with political leadership embracing reason, he will be doing a .great service in helping us win this war. fl - Leners to the editor are welcome. They should be less than 300 words. All leners are subject .to editing, .must be signed, and include address .and telqhone ·number. No unsigned leners will be published. Lmers should be in good taste, addressing iss!U!s, not persoMlities. Leners of thanks to organizations and individwlls will· not be accepted for publication. The Daily Sentinel• h p As · www.myclailJrm•ineJ.com . Wedn EMay, April9, 2008 • delivery, and her family asked that she be moved to a major · hosp"Jtal. She was ltansported by medical belicopter .from Athens to kiverside Methodist Hospital, and later to The Ohio State University Medical Center after physic::ians at Riverside determined she needed a liver transplant, Casto said. Her kidneys failed next. She died at- the OSU hospital on i\ug. 15. . Casio said she suggested that Holman recount the story during Clinton's visit to illuminate the local bealth care crisis. . "We thought we were doing something good," (:asto said. "We thought telling the story would let .~ th · peop1e •·r..uow uta! ere 1s a lieed for more health care services in this area." Casto said she believes Bachtel might have lived had she been se:en at a larg- · er hospital before she was, hut said her decision to the stotywith Clinton; lbrough Holman, was not intended as criticism of any )lospital or medical practice. "I have :'lever blamed anyone or ay bo&pital for what .hare happened,.. Casto said. "Tliousands and thousands of people across this counlly die because they have no aecess to' health gtte; !ll' axess to aileqillil:e heal!!~ eire... "Telling the Senator about (Bid!tel) was about helping' out those people in tbe midho __..... h·-' die, like her, w Wuu. "'u, and ,count their pennies, and even thoUgh tbey might be insured. can't affool ID pay -one hundred dollai'S to be seen by a doctor." The woot (lilt aboot the past week' s events, aside from the pain Bachtel's family has . eKperienced, Casto iiaid, is dJc scrutiny and cynicism some have directed at Holman. "He was doing something out of kindness, to help others in the communi!}', by sharing this story," Casto said. "He should not take the fall for this." Holman would not say if he continued to suw= ·Clinto'n's' ruo &or the . 1 ' House, bul Casto said she remains supportive of Clinton's candidacy. Both said they have no hard feelings toward Clinton for sharing the story at her campaigo •event,, hut said dealing with the news media from across the United States and revisiting a personal tragedy · has been "devastating," .' 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COIXII. .. i'&o,. 5 .·· .. "' • ·n· S -"" ,. .. ,, -·- Soulham atWihomo, 5 p.m. Golia~ at •l'l>tlouiOUih, 5 p.m. Oa)ltOO -Valley a t - Hill, S•p.m. and BAden O'Neil., driid. . Webelos - Noah Cox, fin.t; Jacob I ernley, SC'IOOI!d; and brad Jenkins, lhini . . . , . . : 7 · 'IHmlllo a t - · S ·p.m. Molgo at Vinlon County, 5 p.m. lloulhem Iii·- · 5 p.m. Golla-•& a t - · 5 p.m. ~mo at Rhlor Valley, 11 p;m. • South lllllli at Ooik H~. 5 p.m. Soulhem atlllllor, I1P.m. j~ 4:90 Golia Acldomy'at- PI p.m. 'loulh Golia of Ooik Hill, 5 p.m. Wed•esday••• Mo-sdy <Cloudy wi.th .a chance of ·showers witlh a sli,gbt cl!ance of dmn~. Highs in llhe 111pper 60s. Soothwest Winds S to 10 mph. Clbanoe -of AiD 5(!) per- oent. 'ay Wed .F;.', ......... - a t Molgo, ·s p.m. I~ at l3ollil Aclid uy, 5 p.m. • ' - .r m 00 peroent. . ; s.t.ay...<Jlaud¥ wttb a ·lllilrie4isappoimcd-~ AS!IOCIATEDPRESBWRIIEH poimed dJat be wasD't ~ co IJR!Ilall.-d -•r the' bus 27 studcats lO· the Atti Acadrmy ... d!ltter 'iChooL MJmy taaJDid, and Home jumped out as tbe bus CLEVFLAND - A teen woo tried to proteCt younger dlildllea on a sehool bus that rolled toward a semilimo' ...... t:£ailer as its driver used a ~. . ' ·~· e:,:z·ib service station ba1ihFoom 57,w.t said 'tUesday that the stu- mDed. Fit1eea a vehicle VU1J .a 'SCbool route 1M dents aren't angry with bim. 1ate:r :at hospitals, but ·&e'lfere the keys in tbe igniticm ad AQua Limo, and die •Scbool. Mi.cbeHe Howaid, 15, injuricswem.avoidcd1 for registl:atitm vlolatiofts, didn't ten AquacJ.iimo its · told Cleveland television ""We ae ew;citcd thate'lfCIY Cleveland · police -services w~ no longer station WOIO that she an toWIId the front of the bus bome~~"'e~witbf;!· one of those kids · went .said spokesman llliomas ·Stacho needed until Monday ~~, H!< ~-no:::;-~lbe'II!if!h,l!P. ~·- , , Ml!iil'lly ,l.mm <0 UfeK ~J.jj)jy, . -rut~~, ·.m~oo ~'W.liS . H~~w,ay-,<PtiNL JJ!, . · Cr.ai.g Cvetan 'Said ilhe .state ro:Rin,g dOwnhill because Head ef 'School Aiel!is available. Rainbow said Thesday. Weir's was · s osins_,.._. .a bus believed ·t o she wanted to pmttct die t""'y~er sbJdents. The bus, .apparent!ly oper- ~ for m months in be the one involved .in 1he Sbe saw 1bat the bus was .akld by a private tra:n&pOIIta. · . His 00Ulll'lel:cia1 aash as recently .as bst on a oollision OOIJl'Se with ,a tio.o servioe, . ·somehD!N license was mssued July 16. August, .and no safety violal'olice .are worlcing with tions w~ noted. S0me viosemitrailer and watched .as slipped out of ·patk at die : g as •on. . : he State Kigh~ay Paoo1 lations weLe found in pre\li~l!':J--a1d Dam Mwpby Mwphy, . of · Cleveland, reganiing registration .ous inspections; such as .a dle~v.heel and -stopped lhe lbus by .a:voided :he .onconung inspection and liransport defective eXhaust Jllld battery bolder. . g11Miing it inlo a bridge's .truck, .said Cleveland F'1re reoords, StacOO said. Department sp@kesman Aqua Limo, identific:d by · . 8 .ut Cvctan said 1be could conaete support pillar. . Gray as 1he oOO!Dpany 'OW.O- not say for ·CCitain that the The driller had left the bus Larry Gray. "He Yecred ·the bus into . ing .the bus, issued a state- bus i.nvolvc:d in the JICcident after putting in aoo.u t $40 of fuel and went into :he ser- 1he last possible pillar." Gray ment Thesday ;that it does was •the same 1'989 :v.ehicle said. r"Hc was a. shy kid. 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Turley ended with 14 b:J'inl~cfyin the field. strikeouts and cme walk in The Maraudersp~e pitclliqg the tw&-hit shutout up just four hits to the Ll4y liwa-·~.c:om ' L1nY Crum, Sp ~>o'U Wrllor ' :.com l.anc:et~~, who 1ost for lhe second day in a row after a visit to Meigs County. Federal Hocking wu defeared 4-2 .at Easlml on Monday, Ebenibach pitched all n """" wm · ds up t o pitch during the fifth inning ofErtc l'r ' \AII!Ih* Me'- - Junior '-' nalley Ebe..... •""""" a non-oonference girls aoltball game against Federal Hocking on Tuesday. Meigs won 8-3. • . Park. · Eastern went up 3-0 in the topof:hefirstoffSoothern hurler Kreig, Kleski. Dakota Vanhoose, ·Nate DeWeese . and Bryan Osbome .had . consecutive singles with Osborne's single driving in two runs, then another came on when Sou:hem committed an error, :he score 3-0. Southern, now 3-1 overall, · came back wi:h eight runs to take an 8-3 lead. Chris Holter led off with a double, Kleski singles and Ryan Chapman was hit by a pitch. Brad Brown had an · RBI single, Michael Manuel was hit by a pitch to drive in a run, Jordan Taylor and J .D. Whittington each walked to force home runs, then Holter slammed his sec;:ond double, a three RBI drive. An error let in ·the eighth run of the inning. . Eastern scored .a single run in :he second iitning, then in :he second inning Southern plated four more runs. Wes Riffle doubled and Brad Brown hammered a two-run home run. Singles by Manuel and Taylor and an error on Sjlamblin 's smack let in the _remaininJ;;,; t~ ·funs, the -'--"-.seorc 12.!1- . - . __ .. c= Eastern- Scored sill runs in the fifth inning "of an 18-10 tally. Sou:hem plated two runs in the fifth inning for the ten-run mercy win. Southern hitters were Chris Holter with two doubles and a single, Kreig KJeski singled, Chapman singled, Riffle doubled, Brown singled and homePI --Taladau,P · ----~------~----------------------------~--~------------------~----------~----------- Meigs starts slow, loses first game of the season to F~eral Hocking --· BY IEMc RIIIMILI'II Marauders w e r e retired after ROCKSPRINGS - .In an three bat. uncharacteristic perforters in both Meigs the ftrst and mance, • the s e. c o n d Marauders baseball team was defeated 8-0 by the innings. Federal Hocting Lancers in Junior Clay a non•conference game Bolin got a Tuesday. single in The previously-undefeatDnLoiW the ?bird ed Marauders . (2-1) strugafter Jeffers gled both at the plate and in led off wi:h a walk, but the the field in the first two inning ended one batter , innings, and by :he time later. Two more innings of :hey righted the ship :he lhree up, Pliree · down and 1 game was all but out of seven strikeouts ·by the · 1 reach. Federal Hocking defense Freshnian Heath Detwiller made a comeback diffkult, had a rough outing on the thoogh Meigs did their best mound, walking his first two !o make one in the 'last ba?ters and giving up hits to 1 mnm~ . · the next two. The Lancers Juruor Bryan DeLong (2-2) scored five runs in the ' opened the seve~th with a first inning, prompting a smgle, and semor Aaron pitching change for Meigs. Story followed up wi:h a Sophomore·• Ryan Jeffers ~alk.. _but a fluke play came on in relief, pitching mvolvmg the. ne~t battc;r · the rest of the game and w~ a, sure stgn It wasn t striking out Phree along the Metgs day. way. JoeY. Unbankes came to Two hits and'lwO'enurs in ,,~. plate .after. Sto!}', ~llc.J \ill . ,, . "" the top of :he second inside pitch forced :he junior • . ' . lEite RloiCIDipiii;Jh* allowed Federal Hocking to .to duck out of the way. But Me1gs semor Aaron Story makes contact with a pitch during the seventh inning of a non- score three more runs. conference boys baseball game against Federal Hocking on Tuesday. Offensively, :he PI sa - " 'sa. •1 ~LYSENTINELCOM ) • \ base Bryan W.:Pa a, SporiS'Wrttor (1olilj'4>16-:!34:!: Olt. '33' . '·' ' ' >. • ·.:. • will. Tudey faced only two .batters .aboYe the minimum. ·K.atlyn Walton suffered 1he toss <On the mound for the .• .. 0 Erie 21. Design Center Hours ,.,,_.">'CO•~ •• -., Eastern · RACINE - Behind the strong from aceburkr y Turley, the S<Outhern L a d y Tornadoes c 1 aimed :heir secODd strai&ht win, a 3.0 ll'ri-Valley Conference H •O c king Division w1n -over . the Trimble a comLady 'Cats Monday nigbt at plete game; ·ion, Star Mill P.ark. . to head coach I llurley-.W.as ~y ~&- __Dave ·E ~;,::~~:J·::::t~~~t W~y. I www.al • Ft 1 'I Ill nell, C. Cld, TWo Stlry, IIIII laiU-F Jy Ill 'lj ,, ••a•Polnln five Points ..:I Cl nnbr) .-~ II (ttt~t- 17...., ...aCik J1Aa'c1:"•• f cl · I l l Ita' . . . . : 740115 3Ut 347-40 91. At. 7 ( ··--72'.85; . . _ flri Ill • !(USIMQ)••.1.. . IIIIIM t(NISE)-MAI ·' . ...,._tN,.I 21.52 KARR CON I RAC liNG I BY ~eon- WoLR SPORTS CORRESPON.DENT r-. Olilo . . LaeatNW*t~2UD 8ab Evw• tN•SIMQ)- fl .... ,. ,,.,-_,.,,.._,,,., i NDitalk 111...411 (tlll"wl¥·-- ~m~·p~'-112li:..!~~f~~~ ·woon.r •» "' -~ , BY Elac: RAIIIILI'II Southern ·girls claim shutout =~ 0anoe or ==~.r ~ou!l~ 1 .. hit and two walks, getttng runs from. Blackburn , and Tirpak. Eastern had three errors. The fourth was :he only . inning :he Lady Eagles didn't score, but they retired :he side in :hree ba:ters in the lop of the fifth just as they BY Scon WIIIEE did in :he first, second, and SPORTS CORRESPONENT third. · Eastern. returns to action · RACINE - Scoring on Thursday w.ben 1iimble eight runs in the first inning, comes to town. Sou:h Gallia the Southern Tornadoes also plays Thursday and will defe·ated be on the mad at Oak Hill. :he Beaver ,j ' Both games have a five Eastern o'clock start time. . Eagles 20·~T" 10 Tuesday -~I,-Gollo2 . SG 000 20 222 a.:.l~ in a night E 335 01 127< 'liili, boys' varsi·(0-!i): B<ftlony Spurloc:j< ond Lliunl Ooolnn. . ty non·=..!~1) : Suha Colllnl and Allie '. league baseball WP - Colllna; LP - Billlony Spurlock, . contest at Star Mill Kllnld ' ,.t . ... · ~~dayMoodaydri- ~t;,.~"!..~ • 11 tdiiiiJN•SUt =.! were"""'*"" . · · 1UPPERS PLAINS Jessica Cleland and Allie Rawson each had two hits and two RBis, and ·Phe Eastern Lady Eagles defeated the Sou:h Gallia Lady Rebels 12-2 in a non-confer,ence softbalJ game Thesday. Eastern won its second in a row and second home in as many days, unpro'lling to 3-1 overall. Seni01' Sasha Collins earned :he win, 'itchinc five innings o the viated -contest. Senior Brittany Spurlock was credited with the loss. Samantha · Sophomore Haminond WAS 1-for-2 wi:h an RBI for 'Sou:h Gallia (05). Senior Ashley Clary also ' Moaison, and Cleland, who reached on an error, scored the runs for Eastern. The third inning saw the Lady Eagles do :heir most damage. Senior Ryan Davis, fu:shman Ashley Miller, <;:arnahan, Cleland, and Rawson all scored runs, and Eastern went to the fourth with an 11-0 lead. The Lady Rebels rallied in the top of the four:h inning, DCarly batting thmugh the order as the Lady Eagles had some defensive miscues that the visitors put to good use. Senior Erica Blackburn and then junior Christina Ttrpak got on base. Spurlock was walked.two batters iater, then Clary singled after Hammond reached on an error for one of two RBis in the inning. South Gallia had ~LYIIENTIN£l..COM showers witlh a slight 50 pot:ent chance .o f sboW:cbana: -of dumdcMotms in ers. Highs in the mid 50s. · <the ~ ...1h:rl :a &llght Satlmlay ..... ... dlance of showers der S !'...Goudy with a 40 m]driight.l.»wsintlhe~ percent chance of ~er!i405. 'Southwest · wmds Lows 81'0Und 48. Hi~ :around ~b · in the .aroond 5(!)_ evenin!f .. ,BecomiDg iligbt Sufay ·:and vmaMe O.anoe -o f rain M · 'ay-MMtfy , <cloudy 30 pe:u:e~ · with .a 30 percent chance df . 1L y...Mostly cloudy rain Showers. Lows in the with a odbana': -of showers mid 30s. Highs in the i.owei' with a ·!iligbt chana: of 1bun- 5(i)s. ' dcrsl01ms. Highs -in ilhe · Moaday aipt Most~; bver 70s. NMhcast winds cloudy in the evming ...n- Brian Seitz, :a Cie'lleland Friday lhat iii 8Cil'Vicrcs w~ TMI...,. Y Mostly laWfer tq!~'t'SmDqg ilbe DO ..... ~aid dJat .cloudy with a. 2() p!!I'OOnt boy siimily, 'Siiddley01q- · dw'ld!Miollbi.RdW.eir. ster bad left fur .~; ~ · 1m· 1 , • ,., •.-i•Ua · aod was boo+"" to _ . . IICWs <OIJIIfereace Wednelday or ABC'i... '- Gf sohoohhat weir said :about driva:. "It was wem 1-for2. The Lady Rebels · had two hits on !he day. Eastern ' put :he pressure on ~' i' ·' ' .,..;;. early and kept it on, scoring three runs in the first inning. Clellind and senior Kelsey Holter had singles, and. senior Cassie Hauber and freshman · Britney Morrison . had walks. Rawson also got on base by being hit by a pitch. Ill the !ICCODd; the hosts doubled their score with sindes from freshman Megan •Carnahan, Morrison, and Rawson. Carnahan, Lady Marauders drop Federal Hocking - a t SOuth llllllil, 5·p.m. ih.ak ... Allll Molgo at Vlnlon Counly, •:30 p.m. Boulhem at Ftlo Grondo, •:ao p.m: « By IL8, Knor; m 11 - a t Gllllo -.ny, 5 p.m. -na Iii R!wr Valley, 5 p.m. Soulh Golia at VlniDn Coon!y, 5 p.m. Mostly .cloudy. A .obance of Boy took wheel, girl was protector on nJnaway bus lU I e-.. at Melgo, :5 p.m. the ond 5(i)s, East win& 5 tO 1(1 ~. : . Friay ud FI:X ag• ' Showers tikely · . a ·obance of illllllldcrstomnS. Highs in die mid 7(!)s. Wwli · in die lower :50s. Chance of ·s .. ...,.. SliiFF....,.r 'ame Trimblolil e.Mm, 5 p.m. Molgo Iii VlniDn County, 5 p.m. . <dhanoe of showers. Lows in Lady Eagles dominant in win over South Gallia Tornadoes· • ~ne too much ·~·.'.' for Beaver .WI. SPOR'TSOMYO.t.ILYSENTINELCOM I Soulham at W.hama, 5 p.m. · Golia~ at PortouiOUih, 5 p.m. Riwlr Yalloy at ROOk Hll, 5 p.m. Ritchie. first; Brody Wood, ...........t; 1 I. Wednesday, April 9, 2008 pinewood detby wianers. The mp lhree overall winoers w~ Noah Cox, first; Clay Davis, second; md aa~ Ritdlie. thUd Wolves - Daniel Card, first; Owen AM, '!leOOIId; :aDd 'fYier- Davi~ diird. Tigers - Clay Davis, first; Caden Goff, scooqd; .-1 T~ Wood, mmL Bears -. I' .... Forecast I Bl ra. B1 a ,.., P'«"'•, • The Daily Sentinel r-. Bl . • �LoCAL • ·STATE The Daily Sentinel W« PageA6 . . . . . . . . _ IH'If, Wednesday, April 9. 2008 J ANNOtJNCF.II PINEwOOD DERBY -CHESTER - Cbeste£ Cub Scoot Pack 23S bas aJIIlOUIICed me mmes of 1he winners of die - t I.«aa Weather 1.-iy \Ws will .w.....a •' j, crar a2 A-01- LocAL ScmillULE SI"IW 1d i'OMEAO'I'- ,.,..• •• ff• 11 ~ ~ _ achool vafBJ'ty aporting IMtnll inwotving .._...from Meigllfld Galia! COIXII. .. i'&o,. 5 .·· .. "' • ·n· S -"" ,. .. ,, -·- Soulham atWihomo, 5 p.m. Golia~ at •l'l>tlouiOUih, 5 p.m. Oa)ltOO -Valley a t - Hill, S•p.m. and BAden O'Neil., driid. . Webelos - Noah Cox, fin.t; Jacob I ernley, SC'IOOI!d; and brad Jenkins, lhini . . . , . . : 7 · 'IHmlllo a t - · S ·p.m. Molgo at Vinlon County, 5 p.m. lloulhem Iii·- · 5 p.m. Golla-•& a t - · 5 p.m. ~mo at Rhlor Valley, 11 p;m. • South lllllli at Ooik H~. 5 p.m. Soulhem atlllllor, I1P.m. j~ 4:90 Golia Acldomy'at- PI p.m. 'loulh Golia of Ooik Hill, 5 p.m. Wed•esday••• Mo-sdy <Cloudy wi.th .a chance of ·showers witlh a sli,gbt cl!ance of dmn~. Highs in llhe 111pper 60s. Soothwest Winds S to 10 mph. Clbanoe -of AiD 5(!) per- oent. 'ay Wed .F;.', ......... - a t Molgo, ·s p.m. I~ at l3ollil Aclid uy, 5 p.m. • ' - .r m 00 peroent. . ; s.t.ay...<Jlaud¥ wttb a ·lllilrie4isappoimcd-~ AS!IOCIATEDPRESBWRIIEH poimed dJat be wasD't ~ co IJR!Ilall.-d -•r the' bus 27 studcats lO· the Atti Acadrmy ... d!ltter 'iChooL MJmy taaJDid, and Home jumped out as tbe bus CLEVFLAND - A teen woo tried to proteCt younger dlildllea on a sehool bus that rolled toward a semilimo' ...... t:£ailer as its driver used a ~. . ' ·~· e:,:z·ib service station ba1ihFoom 57,w.t said 'tUesday that the stu- mDed. Fit1eea a vehicle VU1J .a 'SCbool route 1M dents aren't angry with bim. 1ate:r :at hospitals, but ·&e'lfere the keys in tbe igniticm ad AQua Limo, and die •Scbool. Mi.cbeHe Howaid, 15, injuricswem.avoidcd1 for registl:atitm vlolatiofts, didn't ten AquacJ.iimo its · told Cleveland television ""We ae ew;citcd thate'lfCIY Cleveland · police -services w~ no longer station WOIO that she an toWIId the front of the bus bome~~"'e~witbf;!· one of those kids · went .said spokesman llliomas ·Stacho needed until Monday ~~, H!< ~-no:::;-~lbe'II!if!h,l!P. ~·- , , Ml!iil'lly ,l.mm <0 UfeK ~J.jj)jy, . -rut~~, ·.m~oo ~'W.liS . H~~w,ay-,<PtiNL JJ!, . · Cr.ai.g Cvetan 'Said ilhe .state ro:Rin,g dOwnhill because Head ef 'School Aiel!is available. Rainbow said Thesday. Weir's was · s osins_,.._. .a bus believed ·t o she wanted to pmttct die t""'y~er sbJdents. The bus, .apparent!ly oper- ~ for m months in be the one involved .in 1he Sbe saw 1bat the bus was .akld by a private tra:n&pOIIta. · . His 00Ulll'lel:cia1 aash as recently .as bst on a oollision OOIJl'Se with ,a tio.o servioe, . ·somehD!N license was mssued July 16. August, .and no safety violal'olice .are worlcing with tions w~ noted. S0me viosemitrailer and watched .as slipped out of ·patk at die : g as •on. . : he State Kigh~ay Paoo1 lations weLe found in pre\li~l!':J--a1d Dam Mwpby Mwphy, . of · Cleveland, reganiing registration .ous inspections; such as .a dle~v.heel and -stopped lhe lbus by .a:voided :he .onconung inspection and liransport defective eXhaust Jllld battery bolder. . g11Miing it inlo a bridge's .truck, .said Cleveland F'1re reoords, StacOO said. Department sp@kesman Aqua Limo, identific:d by · . 8 .ut Cvctan said 1be could conaete support pillar. . Gray as 1he oOO!Dpany 'OW.O- not say for ·CCitain that the The driller had left the bus Larry Gray. "He Yecred ·the bus into . ing .the bus, issued a state- bus i.nvolvc:d in the JICcident after putting in aoo.u t $40 of fuel and went into :he ser- 1he last possible pillar." Gray ment Thesday ;that it does was •the same 1'989 :v.ehicle said. r"Hc was a. shy kid. 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Turley ended with 14 b:J'inl~cfyin the field. strikeouts and cme walk in The Maraudersp~e pitclliqg the tw&-hit shutout up just four hits to the Ll4y liwa-·~.c:om ' L1nY Crum, Sp ~>o'U Wrllor ' :.com l.anc:et~~, who 1ost for lhe second day in a row after a visit to Meigs County. Federal Hocking wu defeared 4-2 .at Easlml on Monday, Ebenibach pitched all n """" wm · ds up t o pitch during the fifth inning ofErtc l'r ' \AII!Ih* Me'- - Junior '-' nalley Ebe..... •""""" a non-oonference girls aoltball game against Federal Hocking on Tuesday. Meigs won 8-3. • . Park. · Eastern went up 3-0 in the topof:hefirstoffSoothern hurler Kreig, Kleski. Dakota Vanhoose, ·Nate DeWeese . and Bryan Osbome .had . consecutive singles with Osborne's single driving in two runs, then another came on when Sou:hem committed an error, :he score 3-0. Southern, now 3-1 overall, · came back wi:h eight runs to take an 8-3 lead. Chris Holter led off with a double, Kleski singles and Ryan Chapman was hit by a pitch. Brad Brown had an · RBI single, Michael Manuel was hit by a pitch to drive in a run, Jordan Taylor and J .D. Whittington each walked to force home runs, then Holter slammed his sec;:ond double, a three RBI drive. An error let in ·the eighth run of the inning. . Eastern scored .a single run in :he second iitning, then in :he second inning Southern plated four more runs. Wes Riffle doubled and Brad Brown hammered a two-run home run. Singles by Manuel and Taylor and an error on Sjlamblin 's smack let in the _remaininJ;;,; t~ ·funs, the -'--"-.seorc 12.!1- . - . __ .. c= Eastern- Scored sill runs in the fifth inning "of an 18-10 tally. Sou:hem plated two runs in the fifth inning for the ten-run mercy win. Southern hitters were Chris Holter with two doubles and a single, Kreig KJeski singled, Chapman singled, Riffle doubled, Brown singled and homePI --Taladau,P · ----~------~----------------------------~--~------------------~----------~----------- Meigs starts slow, loses first game of the season to F~eral Hocking --· BY IEMc RIIIMILI'II Marauders w e r e retired after ROCKSPRINGS - .In an three bat. uncharacteristic perforters in both Meigs the ftrst and mance, • the s e. c o n d Marauders baseball team was defeated 8-0 by the innings. Federal Hocting Lancers in Junior Clay a non•conference game Bolin got a Tuesday. single in The previously-undefeatDnLoiW the ?bird ed Marauders . (2-1) strugafter Jeffers gled both at the plate and in led off wi:h a walk, but the the field in the first two inning ended one batter , innings, and by :he time later. Two more innings of :hey righted the ship :he lhree up, Pliree · down and 1 game was all but out of seven strikeouts ·by the · 1 reach. Federal Hocking defense Freshnian Heath Detwiller made a comeback diffkult, had a rough outing on the thoogh Meigs did their best mound, walking his first two !o make one in the 'last ba?ters and giving up hits to 1 mnm~ . · the next two. The Lancers Juruor Bryan DeLong (2-2) scored five runs in the ' opened the seve~th with a first inning, prompting a smgle, and semor Aaron pitching change for Meigs. Story followed up wi:h a Sophomore·• Ryan Jeffers ~alk.. _but a fluke play came on in relief, pitching mvolvmg the. ne~t battc;r · the rest of the game and w~ a, sure stgn It wasn t striking out Phree along the Metgs day. way. JoeY. Unbankes came to Two hits and'lwO'enurs in ,,~. plate .after. Sto!}', ~llc.J \ill . ,, . "" the top of :he second inside pitch forced :he junior • . ' . lEite RloiCIDipiii;Jh* allowed Federal Hocking to .to duck out of the way. But Me1gs semor Aaron Story makes contact with a pitch during the seventh inning of a non- score three more runs. conference boys baseball game against Federal Hocking on Tuesday. Offensively, :he PI sa - " 'sa. •1 ~LYSENTINELCOM ) • \ base Bryan W.:Pa a, SporiS'Wrttor (1olilj'4>16-:!34:!: Olt. '33' . '·' ' ' >. • ·.:. • will. Tudey faced only two .batters .aboYe the minimum. ·K.atlyn Walton suffered 1he toss <On the mound for the .• .. 0 Erie 21. Design Center Hours ,.,,_.">'CO•~ •• -., Eastern · RACINE - Behind the strong from aceburkr y Turley, the S<Outhern L a d y Tornadoes c 1 aimed :heir secODd strai&ht win, a 3.0 ll'ri-Valley Conference H •O c king Division w1n -over . the Trimble a comLady 'Cats Monday nigbt at plete game; ·ion, Star Mill P.ark. . to head coach I llurley-.W.as ~y ~&- __Dave ·E ~;,::~~:J·::::t~~~t W~y. I www.al • Ft 1 'I Ill nell, C. Cld, TWo Stlry, IIIII laiU-F Jy Ill 'lj ,, ••a•Polnln five Points ..:I Cl nnbr) .-~ II (ttt~t- 17...., ...aCik J1Aa'c1:"•• f cl · I l l Ita' . . . . : 740115 3Ut 347-40 91. At. 7 ( ··--72'.85; . . _ flri Ill • !(USIMQ)••.1.. . IIIIIM t(NISE)-MAI ·' . ...,._tN,.I 21.52 KARR CON I RAC liNG I BY ~eon- WoLR SPORTS CORRESPON.DENT r-. Olilo . . LaeatNW*t~2UD 8ab Evw• tN•SIMQ)- fl .... ,. ,,.,-_,.,,.._,,,., i NDitalk 111...411 (tlll"wl¥·-- ~m~·p~'-112li:..!~~f~~~ ·woon.r •» "' -~ , BY Elac: RAIIIILI'II Southern ·girls claim shutout =~ 0anoe or ==~.r ~ou!l~ 1 .. hit and two walks, getttng runs from. Blackburn , and Tirpak. Eastern had three errors. The fourth was :he only . inning :he Lady Eagles didn't score, but they retired :he side in :hree ba:ters in the lop of the fifth just as they BY Scon WIIIEE did in :he first, second, and SPORTS CORRESPONENT third. · Eastern. returns to action · RACINE - Scoring on Thursday w.ben 1iimble eight runs in the first inning, comes to town. Sou:h Gallia the Southern Tornadoes also plays Thursday and will defe·ated be on the mad at Oak Hill. :he Beaver ,j ' Both games have a five Eastern o'clock start time. . Eagles 20·~T" 10 Tuesday -~I,-Gollo2 . SG 000 20 222 a.:.l~ in a night E 335 01 127< 'liili, boys' varsi·(0-!i): B<ftlony Spurloc:j< ond Lliunl Ooolnn. . ty non·=..!~1) : Suha Colllnl and Allie '. league baseball WP - Colllna; LP - Billlony Spurlock, . contest at Star Mill Kllnld ' ,.t . ... · ~~dayMoodaydri- ~t;,.~"!..~ • 11 tdiiiiJN•SUt =.! were"""'*"" . · · 1UPPERS PLAINS Jessica Cleland and Allie Rawson each had two hits and two RBis, and ·Phe Eastern Lady Eagles defeated the Sou:h Gallia Lady Rebels 12-2 in a non-confer,ence softbalJ game Thesday. Eastern won its second in a row and second home in as many days, unpro'lling to 3-1 overall. Seni01' Sasha Collins earned :he win, 'itchinc five innings o the viated -contest. Senior Brittany Spurlock was credited with the loss. Samantha · Sophomore Haminond WAS 1-for-2 wi:h an RBI for 'Sou:h Gallia (05). Senior Ashley Clary also ' Moaison, and Cleland, who reached on an error, scored the runs for Eastern. The third inning saw the Lady Eagles do :heir most damage. Senior Ryan Davis, fu:shman Ashley Miller, <;:arnahan, Cleland, and Rawson all scored runs, and Eastern went to the fourth with an 11-0 lead. The Lady Rebels rallied in the top of the four:h inning, DCarly batting thmugh the order as the Lady Eagles had some defensive miscues that the visitors put to good use. Senior Erica Blackburn and then junior Christina Ttrpak got on base. Spurlock was walked.two batters iater, then Clary singled after Hammond reached on an error for one of two RBis in the inning. South Gallia had ~LYIIENTIN£l..COM showers witlh a slight 50 pot:ent chance .o f sboW:cbana: -of dumdcMotms in ers. Highs in the mid 50s. · <the ~ ...1h:rl :a &llght Satlmlay ..... ... dlance of showers der S !'...Goudy with a 40 m]driight.l.»wsintlhe~ percent chance of ~er!i405. 'Southwest · wmds Lows 81'0Und 48. Hi~ :around ~b · in the .aroond 5(!)_ evenin!f .. ,BecomiDg iligbt Sufay ·:and vmaMe O.anoe -o f rain M · 'ay-MMtfy , <cloudy 30 pe:u:e~ · with .a 30 percent chance df . 1L y...Mostly cloudy rain Showers. Lows in the with a odbana': -of showers mid 30s. Highs in the i.owei' with a ·!iligbt chana: of 1bun- 5(i)s. ' dcrsl01ms. Highs -in ilhe · Moaday aipt Most~; bver 70s. NMhcast winds cloudy in the evming ...n- Brian Seitz, :a Cie'lleland Friday lhat iii 8Cil'Vicrcs w~ TMI...,. Y Mostly laWfer tq!~'t'SmDqg ilbe DO ..... ~aid dJat .cloudy with a. 2() p!!I'OOnt boy siimily, 'Siiddley01q- · dw'ld!Miollbi.RdW.eir. ster bad left fur .~; ~ · 1m· 1 , • ,., •.-i•Ua · aod was boo+"" to _ . . IICWs <OIJIIfereace Wednelday or ABC'i... '- Gf sohoohhat weir said :about driva:. "It was wem 1-for2. The Lady Rebels · had two hits on !he day. Eastern ' put :he pressure on ~' i' ·' ' .,..;;. early and kept it on, scoring three runs in the first inning. Clellind and senior Kelsey Holter had singles, and. senior Cassie Hauber and freshman · Britney Morrison . had walks. Rawson also got on base by being hit by a pitch. Ill the !ICCODd; the hosts doubled their score with sindes from freshman Megan •Carnahan, Morrison, and Rawson. Carnahan, Lady Marauders drop Federal Hocking - a t SOuth llllllil, 5·p.m. ih.ak ... Allll Molgo at Vlnlon Counly, •:30 p.m. Boulhem at Ftlo Grondo, •:ao p.m: « By IL8, Knor; m 11 - a t Gllllo -.ny, 5 p.m. -na Iii R!wr Valley, 5 p.m. Soulh Golia at VlniDn Coon!y, 5 p.m. Mostly .cloudy. A .obance of Boy took wheel, girl was protector on nJnaway bus lU I e-.. at Melgo, :5 p.m. the ond 5(i)s, East win& 5 tO 1(1 ~. : . Friay ud FI:X ag• ' Showers tikely · . a ·obance of illllllldcrstomnS. Highs in die mid 7(!)s. Wwli · in die lower :50s. Chance of ·s .. ...,.. SliiFF....,.r 'ame Trimblolil e.Mm, 5 p.m. Molgo Iii VlniDn County, 5 p.m. . <dhanoe of showers. Lows in Lady Eagles dominant in win over South Gallia Tornadoes· • ~ne too much ·~·.'.' for Beaver .WI. SPOR'TSOMYO.t.ILYSENTINELCOM I Soulham at W.hama, 5 p.m. · Golia~ at PortouiOUih, 5 p.m. Riwlr Yalloy at ROOk Hll, 5 p.m. Ritchie. first; Brody Wood, ...........t; 1 I. Wednesday, April 9, 2008 pinewood detby wianers. The mp lhree overall winoers w~ Noah Cox, first; Clay Davis, second; md aa~ Ritdlie. thUd Wolves - Daniel Card, first; Owen AM, '!leOOIId; :aDd 'fYier- Davi~ diird. Tigers - Clay Davis, first; Caden Goff, scooqd; .-1 T~ Wood, mmL Bears -. I' .... Forecast I Bl ra. B1 a ,.., P'«"'•, • The Daily Sentinel r-. Bl . • �-- -·-- ----·-- v . www.mydailyse tiMel.com www.mydail~ntinel.com • hae B2 • 'Ire Daily Seutiuel Qt'rtbune -.Sentinel - l\egi~ter Weeks delivers game-winning hit Dn1gntaker Bayer to donate $10 to in lOth Brewers beat Reds 3-2 prostate cancer research for every· c- ~ MLB strikeout in 2008 regular season BY ASSOCIATED PRESS MILWAUKEE - Riclcie Weeks' made sure Eric Gagne could ri:st l:iiSY .after the Brewers bailed out their closer again. Weeks singled home the .winning run in the 1Oth same against d!e Reds. inning after Gagne gave up !.J. J:Iard~ singled for the a tying home run to Corey third ~ m the ~e to Patterson with two outs and start the mrung and pmchtwo strikes in the ninth as hitter Joe Dillon sacrificed the Brewers beat the · Hardy to second. Kendall Cincinnati Reds 3-2 on singled off David Weathers (0-l) to right fi~ld to set up Tuesday night. . "It's a lot easier to go Weeks, who satd he _knew sleep tonight," Gagne said. what 'weathers was gom!l to "It's going .to make. me go \lltro~ after feme~bef!Dg from not sleeping to sleep- preY1ons at bats agamst him. ing." "He's always been a -cutAfter coming into ' this ter-slider guy," Weeks said. season with just 10 blown "So, ~ust sit on~ l~ttlc; 'cut­ saves in his career, .G agne let-slider and drive 11 some. has only cmiverted one of where." . . three chances with Weeks did, JUSt past shortMilwaukee, faili'ng again stop Jeff Ke!ll'inger to give when Patterson hit· a solo Brewers . reliever Salomon homer just over right fielder Torres (1-0) the win. Gagne's failure overshadCorey Hart's leap at the wall. owed the pitching perfor"He got a pitch up. He mances of Reds rookie tried to go down and away," .Johnny Cueto and Brewers Brewers manager Ned Yost veter:an Jeff Suppan. Cu~to said. "Up until that point. he ~minated the Brewers wtth was throwing the ball really, h1s 96 mph fastball an4 hard really well. ... Nobody's ,slider, striking out eight in 6 perfect." 1-3 innings to ~oUo~ up t_he Gagne said he shook off 10 Ks he bad m his maJor Jason Kendall's sign for a league debut and victory on changeup and decided to Thursday. throw a fastball instead. "He's a pretty poised "I tried too much for a young lllllll." Reds manager strikeout. I think I had him · Duscy Baker said. "He set up perfect for a change- deserved .to have a ·shot to up and l didn't throw it," win this ballgatne." . Gagne said. "That's going to After lbe Brewers ffist six teach me." bitters~ 0-for-16 with Gagne, wbo signed a one- seven Slrikeouts against the year, $10 million contract 22-year-old right-hander, this offseason to close for Bill Hall !iient a hanpng, full the Brewers after Francisco oount slider: ~ the seventh Cordero cashed in with a inning deep to the left-field $46 million contract with bleachers, giving the Reds, also blew a save Milwaulree a '2-1 lead on opening day against the Gagne could.n 't bold. Cubs on Wednesday. Cueto left one batter after But Milwaukee won that giving up Hall's homer. He game in th~ 1Otb and did the sttuck ' Hart for the third time before being relieved by Jared Burton. Cueto· allowed five hits and has yet to walk a batter in ·his short career. BY CAIIDICE Ctlol . ASSOCIATED PRESS ----'------.~ . ,... NEW YORK - Major Cueto also got out of trouble in the fifth, striking out league pitche~ . wil ~ soon: Weeks on a slider in the dirt have added mcenuve to strike out batters. . to end the inning. Drugmaker Bayer AG 1l1il.l In the dugout after the K, Cueto pretended to be on announce plans Wednesday the mound, mimiclcing his to donate $10 to pros~ stare down and pitching cancer research . for every motion before busting out · strikeout during the regular with a wide grin and taking season this year. Major League Baseball a seat. "He's throwing strikes, ·estimates the four-year~quality strikes," Baker said. nership could add up to a lit"He only made one mistake de more than $300,000' per tonight. That was,a hanging year. There were · 32, 189 breaking ~I to Billy Hall. strikeouts during the regular He doesn't'.;seeni to miss season in 2007, according to the Elias Sports Bureau. those." Bayer, based in .Hardy said both of his sinLeverkusen, Gennany, . will gles off Cueto broke his give an additional $1 milbats. · . "I saw a little bit of his lion to the Prostate Cancer performance his frrst outing Foundation if a pitcher sets and I was a little bit intimi- a new record by striking out dated by the way he was 21 batters in a game. Bayer's One-A-pay vitathrowing," Hardy said. "He mins for men are marketed has really good stuff." Suppan, though, kept the · Reds from scoring until the seventh by relying on his sharp command, allowing a run on six hits and two walks. He left after the INDEPENDENCE (AP) inning, in line to get the win - LeBron James didn't before Patterson's homer. practice for the second CDR"We wori, tfuu: is the most secutive day in order to rest important thing," Suppan his troublesome bact before said. "That's our favorite the Cleveland Cavaliers Jetter of the alphabet, the w, begin their fmal push beadany way you can get it." ing in~ the NBA Notes: Cueto struck out James; who has dealnd and ing with back spasms for a ..._ 'de · the uoo Sl m seco ·few weeks, receiveid trel!lbad two innings where he retired ·the Brewers in just . meot. while his teammatM prepared for w~~y seven pitches.... Baker ~d night's game': against .the that he expected to give C New Jersey N'ets. Cavs Javier ValeotiJi the start 00 1:9aeh Mike Brow11 said Wednesday night beeause of 1\Jesda · •5 'ble J his cateer numberS against . Y tt possl ames . could s1t out. Brewers starter Dave .Bush. "I know he wantS to play," ... Brewers RHP Yovani Brown said. "But we have to Gallardo (left Imee) is slated be cautious with him now." to make his second rehab James was · not available start for Nashville on f91' interviews., ~as.~ Wednesday night. on the mas!lage table wben - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ' - - - - - - - - - - - - - - lbe club finiShed its posl~ " ~ •' ptacaice media session. For · Fastem, Devon five times in the, fifth. "'!'e want him healthy .in Sw.iiggett singlr.d., Vanllol>se Taylor got out of the imlmg lbe playoffs," Brown said. siopdtlmie times and dou- wiJh ooe str&e out llljhwo · "Yes, we want the fourth ,, ·bled. DeWeese . singled -·-''Wilal>. fromPageBl ~ · ~~ to get the fourth twice aDd Bryan Osborne · tO Watuuna I on W. y for aoodlt.t. red, Manuel singled twice, s~ ··was the Winning noo-leaglie game. · Jordan Taylor singled, Kyle . pitcher with four walks and - · u o ; -.- ..10 . Cunningham singled, Zacb four strike outs. Jordan BE 310 liB 10 e s·· Ash singleQ and J.D. Taylor came on in relief s 848 oe 20 143 Whittington singled. WP-1\!o@,!,P-s-n. Eastern hlldafter - .. scored- as a way to maintain prostate health. 1be . deal rnl!fkS tbe brand's frrst partnership with' a sports organization and is "a great way to reach men for th,e Obe' A-Day products," said Jay Kolpon, vice president of marl<.eting for Bayer Healthcare Consumer Health. 1be OnecA-Day brand is among Bayer's top-selling consumer health products, with sales growing an average of 15 percent annually for the past several years, Kolpon said. . Bayer spends about $40 million a year on media advertising for One-A-Day products. . Chicago White Sox designated hitter Jim Thome, whose family has a history prostate cancer, will be lhe spokesman for the campaign. The partnership will be featured in MLB-produced TV vignettes during C LA S S .l F I E D each national broadcast of a game, Kolpon said. MLB representatives did not imniediately rerum calls for comment: · More than 2 million American men have prostate cancer, according to the Prostate Cancer Foundation. More than I 86,000 men in the U.S. will be diagnosed with the disease this year, and more ·than 28,000 men wiD die from it, the foundation says. Prostate canCer surgery Los Angeles caused Dodgers manager Joe Torre to miss the first 3 7 games of the 1999 season; when he was leading the New Yorlc Yankees . Bayer, famed for inventing aspirin, said last month its profit narrowed in the final three months of 2007. The company's products include the painlciller Aleve and tick medicine and for animals, Advantage. dasSffled@~.com Tornadoes. Sou!h:Loes . ~- Or Fu To ~------------~~- Word Ads thru Friday 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.n1. Kn lllellt: p... u.y~. seed and have an unhealthy LeBron thrOughout the playoff nm wouldn't do us any good. We've got to make sure that he's healthy and he's able to help us." With five regular-season games left, the Cavaliers are trying to wrap up the No. 4 Eastern seed in the Conference and bolile-rowt advantage in the first round of the pfayoffs. They have a !Cad over two-game Washington for that fourth spot. Center " Zydrunas IJgauskas also •has missed playing time with a bad back:. He was asked if he would rather see James sit out a few games at the .expeose of a higher playoff seed for the Cavs, who because of injuries, haven't been able tQ gel since getting four new players in a Feb. 21 trade. "lt's.a Catch-22," he said. "We all realize bow valu- able he is to us. But without him being healthy, we stand no chance going into the playoffs. We also want to get the fourth spot and home-court advantage, anQ we also want him in there just for chemistry reasons." James' back protJlems flared up in the fourth quarter of Cleveland's last two games, home losses to Chicago and Orlando . .In those games, James was unable to drive to the basket in the founb quarter and no one stepped up for the Cavs. Hgauskas said it was obvious James was hurting. "He always has a smile on his face and he's always loud. But I've j!W .noticed that he's been quiet and I can see that it bas been bothering him," he said. "He hasn't iBid anything, but from being around him for all these years, l can tell when . , something bothers hun. .._.., JIIUblilhi4 iUUWI ....,.. hflvhllo .... - adllany-. ~ , ~ AS I fAU. . . . .' • ~ .,. --sink. Etemic April 191h. 'Range. c.n be ooen e 810 -=--::~--.., 26lh St. ~5416 ra: I' w- "'- '--•. ;:o::__t:~~:'* Abo;olu1e Top Dollar· oil- coins. wrlgold ~ '11\70"" •or liOuMJ 0 currency, proof/mint oets. ~-~. ·~s Coin·~. -·~- M• -.... foundyoungmale...._....at 151 2nd A.vinue. Galfipolis. """""' m Darwin. April 5. Colt 10 696-1182 -2842 - - ''- - - - - - - - - - - - - Wanttobuy31o5Acreslor found: Lab at Rt.790 and 16X72 . . . - model mo!JIIe StripllineRd.Call740-256- home,Call740-742-4224. H no . . - leave . . _. ..,, Wan1ad 10 buy Junk COJS. 63291o idonlif}'. 'Found: Blliilll white chasl1ound - on AcUe can 7.W.388-tl884, If ~ t---'-.-..::::- <> o ," ~o ~ • (-"" • Conley- =~~ ~ in ... Con'!> - :rnn. PLEASE call -304-675-S295Vd11Sw;: • ~75-2176 a ~ ......... ""'u&, ·:;: IIOking opplicllti~s lor 8 CLASSIFIED INDEX Drivers 11e0ded: port,,.,. bring '"""""'· employee. NO PHONE CALlS PLEASE, App~ in UStomer _ c-dinllor· Meadows 3,9 WeS1 Union Street in Athens, Ohio is currently accepting applications 1or the position o1 •ctivity Coordinator. This position will requrre an individual to work a fleldble sche(l.Jie, including some weekends and ovemight. This position is considered tuM 1ime with health benellts, paid 111ca· 1ion and si'*. time. A 4 year degree from i college or universtty ts required . -Previous e>q:IOiie~U and IOIO'Medge .~ ~ .· - ,.,,_., • -yu_,.,_ Wetwvwfaw• 71 ful-tin-. CUIIamlr - 1 l'ioio I n ...m officii. SUI: lui ;;11wnl5 iftlllt h....,.. .tent· ed,·entor Ulingthe phDne, compular IIIBrMI ... entvY wortdng wilt -.- $2., oftan-'! ca ...... k ' 11 4 t..att Mid lite · -.401t,pold - ..._ -.- -·= -Hill cJa G Elp all• Tribuna 125Tislnl Awo, Gllllpc:lll, OH 45131 r- '-. I ... , employment The Marauders had two hits and two errors. Federal Hocking had five hits and__., one error. -1-• 740- POSTAL JOBS serv. ------Now Hir'ing servers and Cooks. Apply within or •~..a.- ------,---- -=~ POST OFFICE NOW HIRING Allg. Pay $20/hl cw $51<K/yl, indudes InbOund Mblfr Faderal&neftts, OT. Oftered by Exam Servtoo&. not offered w/ USPS wno hires. 1-8fJ6.403.2582 ~---:--:-c:c---,-.M: Sbi. Plants in Garden Center FuiVPart line 866-563-7537 ------SCAC seel<s Program Take Inbound custome~ service ~Is toJ ~ortune 1.00 ompan1es lndudlng· · Time warner Cable Now Hiring: Full Tiill!l Day Shill Direclor for Mason Cly. HomeleS6 Shette~ '" ~· · BM!S "' Social F~l Ttme Evening Shift • CJn.slle Dr. Oflica Woo1u'Courwelmg orrelat~ field Pnofor 7 )'8IITO eoopen· 1111011 on fiold and 5 ""'" , PaldTrlining -.edutleo include •UpiiiSI.stllncoming in April • ModlcaLIDenlai/40 1K . s~rvo~ . exp. managomenl and dovoiopment of .p<agam; fundnslelng and ijiW1I dovol· fiscal l~YU Ext 2347 - -"'nee -to -....,.. Boo< 297. VIllage of Rulland. smouss. Rutland. OhiO 45775 Gallipolio. OH 45631 PO Box 407. . Apri11 1, 20011. EOE hoo al my' houoe. Must ha\10 ro1or· _ - · -..996 ' of unattached. garage (740)949-2217 CDnlumer · (ThiS is a public announoeme from 'the Ohio Val~ Pl.tllishing ~~ r . .....IIWIIW. SaMa!s . I Large 2-stooy home on Locusl Gallipolis. 4 Bedrooms. 2 Both; KIT, I'Y, DR, LA, l.aundry, out-tJuikJ. ing, , . , _ - - schools. 10 E•oellent Conclitionl 7~1·1202 , Hidden View aakary is open 30<-67~. "'"''' Fri. & Sat 1mm 7om, - - - - - - 5pm 011 82 Ded<llld Road, Bidwell , OH 45614 TUAN£0 DDIIIN 011 41111 - exp. on tiOGIAL 8ECIINTYNo FOe Llnlet& We Wiiol 1-1188·582·3345 r hornt SaiJw; I . · •......w;...,...- ·--tam• .............. ._,.....,an....--.. ily h. o m e ' on. ~ acre mil ~ . bacttyard pnvacy "Jenoe m GaHipoli&.1his2100SOA. 3 :~ .. ,. :te:'~~ ":: 1001, attached carport. 2 car garage , refinished hard-wood floors is ready to move in, central air & natuml gas furrl80e, stone FP in LA. Kiteherl has new oak cabinets. new"'""' ........_., ""'"' ·-"ov lg. pantry& laundry room Spacious master sutle wf F.P & pn1111e ontranoo. Priced to se' 900 Now $118,000. colt (740~51 roo MIODLEPORT-3 bad1 oom bridl; home. Excvhnt kx:a:· lion in town. Call 7-40-992• 4187. ------hooie. .....,. livod 111. 2BR. 2 blths, 3 ....,. more or - in Gallipoliv 1\oioing sao.ooo.740-446-7029 Pool . C1Jy - · - - - - - - 1-4bl, 2· .C., $139.500 call lifter tog home olt1lng on INmllo1oN . n C... Colltt fi11m 300-593-8871 t .66 acres, custtJm kitchen, 3BA. 2 bath. $1-42,900. Call A-1 740-2ii6-9247 LOC8f oompafl' oftlring 'M:l . DOWN IDfPIIYME'fl"buy pro- Old c..,. Rood. behlndloif· - · ·"" QIOII1i 1'0!1 to jOUi Aoctedited ......,., Ao::•ding home lnitMd d renlqa. Counol b k, • • • Oolllu- •tl)f)%finaneing Huntington , WI/ 251'1l1 by ""..,_ ' 17'"· 'I'THEFNiAJOiifrl·'sameooe I~ CLASSIREDS 1 general ofbl porviHot(740)- 1 6 fund IICCOUIIting pre1erred ing and other - (Co""'"'CiweToHome) Required. Must be expert. SCAC, HR, 510 Arlh AWl., enoed & Excellent condlltion ready to move in. $255,000.00, Gall: service Call Todlyl740-446-4387. 1-1100·214-0452 rat.' to: nance your home 0 ob&lin a kMin. W:SSIRE r1 requests tor an)~ large Institution's .. ' 278-0003 to learn H the mortgage bfol<8r or lender is .property -andkl~ofgen· Clean Drlvin1l Rocord, Sond """"' · Insured, Drug Test 1M rhree ~ ~ oftice . of Consumer Mairs OIL you mfi. smart. Affairs toll tree at 1-86& n w--.. ·Pifi~'.fiOOI!""'c Heo!Odin eontac il10011dpool-ll,pti·, wcy fenCing and llhd· acaped . Finished 2 car garage attached to hou9e and finiohed & heatad 3 car OHioe canta:C/11108. EOE plus room, large Florida 100111 com· plelaly cadar "'"'n• onto Ovenkumensmnal ~~IIIM!s Must have good drMng · . record. Eam L4> 10$2,000 MaSAu: weeldy. For appliCation Gall (304)722,21 B4 M·F 0 - . , payment. 4 bad8:30am-4pm 1001115. Large 111d. Ccwred dedc... A1tached garage. 740· WANT~D: Full-lime 367·7129. Uoensecl Practical Nume 'br a community group hOme for ~ c~~om2 e : c=r people with MRIDD in vvu. 4 . n. B'~·-tt . Hours·. ... F 9am- Bo&ement, looa18d outside ~• 5pm . current LPN Lioen8e ol Rio Grande in a baauttful and Phatrnacolog'JI certlfica· wooded locatiOn. S199,900. tion required. Salary Call fof an appt 741}24!> $1 1.001hout'. EKceMent ben- 0125 efits package including • br. house Pomoruy St. heallhldental and paid leiM! 11aoon ovollooking the river, time. Pre-ernrpiO';mellt drug 1 112 bath, appliance& testing. Send resume included, air, 2 1"· old to:Bu....,.. CornmunJty gu . fumaco, low i/IU~ios, Servo"'\"· P.O.Box 1100, below appraisal S5S,OOO call Jaci<Son, Oh 45640. 304-593-:!954 or (304)773Oeadllne tor applo, 9525 relocating to . . - , • 1 bedrooms, living room, din· ing hltchon, lerge lim- My mom, contnsllil, gas hoot and 1 firep1ao8. Addition at 8 advance payments o1 .fees or inlufanoe. Cllll the ·Tfudl-llrMm; 'COl[)lills~ . . . Aeqt.ured, ~~~lmum o1 2 drug/alcohol - - - ' - - - - - L...--,,---'----..1 commun ication/computer G Db omoa cl.rtlel and ~ mont. AF'r I w Ohi Valley Pulllishing o llltl*d A¥e. . ~4 = =ly Ohio DiviSiM Of I<IMn tc.lr M~~~~a~~ing Edilor EKpene_nce . MIN,y Financial resumes lo: dnvmg www.famltyblz123 .com Bom>w ilpplicants can send ye$rS j .. _ area. Apprat. 4 acres, all ~**·IW·TICI!rt is "hM-1ime. 40 tours a -and includes .benetiti. Interested · ..,,,II Up1o$1500to E~up~-. _ fof _ • eomact.lor 7«l-992-5158. -Ownacomputet?'Puttlto . Sale on Und -. ~-:-;:;,·poaltion Home Heatth Aides for Position . open for an Albany area, Athens& Meigs. O~ontn:: Oen1al Co. ...~. ~ - • 0 . Aisinlnt, mu&t haw your ~ ' ...,""~ .. -.~--'- B •-~oc ~ 1"""'1flmti. -0111'1'J404J'3<'"-"""'"'! ...,,:o/cOI~ )'Ill[ foe W nd Rad1otogy certificate from 3800 ask . a .a or th& State of Ohio. Send apply on lme www.•nterDr E Joh :....t.-~w..~ Je&ume to . n •m-...... re.com Strauss. PO Box 407, Gallipolis, OH 45631 M . ;:::ro:l.OAN::=~ ptOduelioniifiiilti,.. . newsp&pEWS. 'rhe suooes&fuliQ)Iicant II. II •1111...._ $7500/mo free Information! f'TIFT. ·is sulllug'lf! motiwded, delalf.orientlld'lndmdual to. beapaginat_or/11!!110 dniglolrlnlhe_dllill' · !mow -.:"'Hod .;.. 11 or..........,,._....,isnota """"'l1ing applica1klro 'br nan engine repair pogi· tion at Bktwell Hardware. Help wanted at Oat'St Home on~ine at www.bennigans· Gowp Home. 740-992·5023 poontpteasant.eom our- ~oM~~ :::.· ~ ~~E t~ )I · Pas1 _.;.nee in pogo Employer FIMIDN. --.. -·. ................. ................... J ...,"""' 1he un111 in¥estigated ~:'";;;·~;;";;;;.ng._ _ __ . --==--- nullitionoJ meals and . , - . t>aJiool _, service~. toc::ated on can'f.IU5 would woril under the <l the University of RIO , aupe,.;aion of tho,.,. Grande. ·N o telephone Ollis department Duties please. include electronic ' generation of news Mictlletun Esaates iB acceptpages, along with SOITWt health insurance, available 'ing applications 1or copy editing and headtine after meeting empiO'fn'l8nt Temporar~ LPN'a. tf you writing. as well a&, requirements. Call Valley would like to take adwnags proofreadi"4J of pages· Brool< Concrate corpome <llhlo ~. you may · produced by other office at {30')773-5519 to apply a1 8204 Carla Drive. paginatDr&. Computer sche<lJie an interview ~. Ohio •5631 or by &~tills .-.d k!IOWiedge ol e-mail to: angieOwdden- Quaril. XPrass and Adobe FEDERAL linkmoH.com. An Equal Photoohoparerequilad.. . Oie1ary Aide: Enjuy a , _ career in long·term care! Floclosptings Retlab Canter eortai P"I/Brintl study modFiscal otficer ancllor water~ els and retainer modetB. the sewer Qerl(, .BJiiip81i&iu in makingofretaioeni.pouible Microooft, Excel and U.n. 5011111 dental auill· you do ·- Pwlllil.iil Co. . 'laneous tasks. Experience "'"'laling equipment and eldre. Skills such as wekling a plus. Starting pay based on elq)l!tlienoe and driving record. Benefits including wv - i ~lies. ....... LJis....- • =*torflllll . . . . . . . . . in . . . . . . . . . . . . Oil' VAU.EY"~==~ co. "' - a • ~ •MDCI• lor-·-~ i~~~~~El testing. ErnpiD'f"esmaybe Poeillon available for an Lawn . . Caro Helper. tKPOH"d to streamline or Orthodontic Laboratory "'tipe•dab4e·. I ta•dwoltdltg, :c-==~smolce_;:__·__ Aosistant, Pooilion would ReNoble Tl8nspor1olion. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~J Galtipol~ il ••• 11 1 -.u ;lalt OIL, 1111 ' yrip&antandothermisoai- person a1 Sodelco catering wv, Ryan Jeffers throws a pitch durl!lllnorM:Onference boys baseball game • ll'!lt Federal Hockl!ll on Tuesdar. The Marauder~ were defeated so. ,. 1 II 'IIIC PllYU oo. to Apply in at 36759 Rodosprings Ad. l'i>meroy, Ohio 45769 EJ<Ienditare Heolth Monday lhrout1> Friday, Sorvioos, tnc. .is. an equot 8om-4pm. Lakin Hospital I& opportunity empiJ'f"l that an EEOIAA """"-'· l.akin encouroges workplaco Hospital conducts pre· di11011i11'. Ertc Aa d lphlphala . ~ ...._..,. 1 not-~ MiH;!!!e.jjjR- , l:lllering/.lood!IOMco_,.· lllg lo ~---• Slatting et-on 1ruokS and equipment. $7.501hour. Pleaae ~ 11 is CUII8Il1iy 5eel<ing Dietary Mu&t Ailies to 88Sist in serving havo a WV CNA certffication to""'"'inWesiViiJiinil,and lliilsl ..,..... ei1her a tlED or high school diploma. Applications ""'1 be plckod up at lakin Hospilal, Laldn, IID.PW- COL ll1e Ambulant in $17.89-$2827/hr.. now hils mg. FDf appltcation and free govemernert job into; call American Assoc. at Labor 1, 913-599·8226, 241llrs. emp. far Li$IC)ii&lt ODIIIIJ atkM, ....S orllln.or.., b*nlitwo .. _ _,.p:•a-11: 7 , •• ...-- ·enol working erwhtwMieil Robert9burg, WV (near 446-7930 ,\ • Buffalo. WV) plant. E-ienoe iO Prftl!ad 1>4 l..oot<i!JQI!roocallll"fflimp , --'"' ~" age, lnoluding 51118 civil Main St. 1!1. Pleasant, 25550 ra18 with ~ianc:e. ==·=llw=·=-~...... .. ... or Qall (7.0\~1438 Drivers ........ ...... to dlivi! lor - "" . """'"'"'local ready-mix company. e!S, pooa~. & BIT's. AVON! All Areas! To Buy or ' _proficiency in Graphic SeO. Shiney Spoors, 30<· DesignokiiS. t.lustbewilling 675-1428 . to work under changing · deadlines, muHIIasl<, ha\10 Certified NLKSing ·As!li&lant exoollent projec1 manage· for full time and temporary menl ~iUs, attention to (9(ktays) work in a 114 bed ·cletail , and .be able lo com· log term care State laclity. municate well wttt1 others. Fl.il·t;ne emplovment oflers Send re&ume 1o CLA 7 c/o an IKtensive benefit pad!:· a...;- ot...--~nt g.,....ister, 200 service retirement, eam up to 15 day5 vacation per ~r. 18 days; sick leave and 12 holi~s ; plus patd heaiiMife insuranoe is avoiJ. - · Salary is COIIIII10i1fiUo 1r· .. Two (2)' posrtions _ , at CompeiHive 151 2nd /Wo. No PMr. Clllle PleMe license, a clean driving ~o.;.,.,;,;,;,.;.;,~--.. record, pu5 a drug 1e&t and ~. f'ulll'_ • '- .,~•. wn!Hrgg l P."!mirtWI· b"*~ .....,..., ~""- ''""""" groUnd cheol<. AppltcantS mu5t beCfeitiw, have strong conceptual M Exoellenl way to earn ~ . . :~ 15 and 1he ~'ity ~ .. DNl w money. TheNew . ,.,von. cute instructions promptly. Cal Marilyn 304---88.2·~5 Experience reQuired with Cllled for ll. foul ball, but the umpire disagreed. and the ' game ended one batter later 1. lllolgo o the ball still managed to with the Lancers' seventh ffi sao ooo o - • s 1 ' -. · · •' ·· 1.1 " , 000 , ooo. -a. ·' ,_ o z't 1' m!Ue contact with the bat sttikeout. · , • Eric Ra d lpllphata and plp9eeded to bounce Bolio and DeLont both C2·2): Thompooo ' and Cla11<. Meigs senior Kelsey Fife jumps back to avoid an inside pitch during the fourth Inning of a into fair territory. Federal went 1-fot-3 on the y 11ror -Evans.(2· 1): o.twlllar, (1) and 1101HX!11ference girls softball game with Federal Hocking on Tuesday. Meigs won 8-3. Hoclcing picked it up, taking Meigs. WP - Thompoon: LP - Doiwlllof, HJ;uW- Ac:quisiltons Fine Jewelry-is • YAmStsU-. Calt (7'10}441·1SS3 (7401645-Q546 - - • .._ .. -- o Fom & P:cl 020111 .., IlEA, Inc. IIBIW- : . : : . . . ., . . : . -llc:qM'Q, • -ICiml 1D"'" - .· - . -......... or~ ....... _ _ _ . . . lrioifinil L....taz.. ~4-t( ::.::.-:~ N ..01 _ . _ , . . .. , _ 0 ~ Pay & . . , _ o OUISIBiidli U o 30-dlr Olde poid f, T '"' r~~:;:=;:=:::·IIii u..-w·~~ ~l.":::::::::· 1r· • .r ~ c Sawmll; ~-.~ Plqel ' : tar a s7 s- -.comics.com . -- ·&Trimming. Fnoe-- --- mz------, eamm. Mil jusr ca1 3()0.675-1957. • · ,, Illite Wlnling 1o Buy Junk Can;. ~::-'-·~ ·""'' l.andocaplng. &or•:; o On Sll "' 588 .. ... ~Gas. 441· . . . -. · ~eaw~ a """""'ge. Can Cal Collett Loot lliad<&Whtte -.g, NowOtlw~. 55lll disabilities is desifable, but not required ~ Applicalions tor the po&ilion Can be obtained 17; stopping by the 1acility Monday· Friday, 8am--4pm . Completed applications should also inducte · a reaume. Applicants mus1 have a valid Ohkl driver's froml'lleBI ., _ ,....,.,. ,- - o 1----1 I=•- 'Mekeo-.k»in1he - o f - ond adults by -.g INBOUND' OUTBOUND calls tor Non-Profit& Cllris1ian - - A La... dan~ 1-..11 )lllir Loga 10 ttw -hri'T . cam. r - o-go's ~ • o I-~ ~lopment!l Meigs 0 "' no of mental ratao<tati011 andlcw lie of the oonfusi IF'I<II1 & t Gt .r 64'16 Res."' " (!il'fO 10KI1W111< gold jewelry, 1-~ golit ~ 1935 us . 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Another insur- walks, and Talisha Beha, the first,' but Federal ance run in the sixth set the substituted in the top of the Hocking answered with final margin at five, and fifth, got on base by being runs in .the second and third they dido 't need to bat in hit by a pitch in her lone for a 2-llead. The top of the the seventh with the win plate appearance. fourth saw the visitors secured. ....... ,......., 1141 retired without a hit, and in Micki Barnes, who came FH 011 010 0 3 41 · the bottom of lbe inning the on in the fifth, bit a double u 100 421 X .884 Drop tlertbunt calr,:...~ - ' In One Week With Us REACH .OVER 285,000 PROSPECTS PLUS YOUR AD NOW ONLINE. To Place James misses ~ond.p~ctice in a row t::lfs. The Daily Sentinel• Page B3 Wednesday, Apri19, 2008 • ~ 1hon potloc1 cradil gmund&. 3 br., 2 tog home, fuU b 1ei:, end .OI road quiM:, 3 nHiel from f'l>merol', (740)1192-50117 • 4to.l ' 1NTHE" ,, :.;:;:;..~.:..wutd ~. 1!\0 ,,~. ~ ~;.!:1~~ '. 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"It's a lot easier to go Weeks, who satd he _knew sleep tonight," Gagne said. what 'weathers was gom!l to "It's going .to make. me go \lltro~ after feme~bef!Dg from not sleeping to sleep- preY1ons at bats agamst him. ing." "He's always been a -cutAfter coming into ' this ter-slider guy," Weeks said. season with just 10 blown "So, ~ust sit on~ l~ttlc; 'cut­ saves in his career, .G agne let-slider and drive 11 some. has only cmiverted one of where." . . three chances with Weeks did, JUSt past shortMilwaukee, faili'ng again stop Jeff Ke!ll'inger to give when Patterson hit· a solo Brewers . reliever Salomon homer just over right fielder Torres (1-0) the win. Gagne's failure overshadCorey Hart's leap at the wall. owed the pitching perfor"He got a pitch up. He mances of Reds rookie tried to go down and away," .Johnny Cueto and Brewers Brewers manager Ned Yost veter:an Jeff Suppan. Cu~to said. "Up until that point. he ~minated the Brewers wtth was throwing the ball really, h1s 96 mph fastball an4 hard really well. ... Nobody's ,slider, striking out eight in 6 perfect." 1-3 innings to ~oUo~ up t_he Gagne said he shook off 10 Ks he bad m his maJor Jason Kendall's sign for a league debut and victory on changeup and decided to Thursday. throw a fastball instead. "He's a pretty poised "I tried too much for a young lllllll." Reds manager strikeout. I think I had him · Duscy Baker said. "He set up perfect for a change- deserved .to have a ·shot to up and l didn't throw it," win this ballgatne." . Gagne said. "That's going to After lbe Brewers ffist six teach me." bitters~ 0-for-16 with Gagne, wbo signed a one- seven Slrikeouts against the year, $10 million contract 22-year-old right-hander, this offseason to close for Bill Hall !iient a hanpng, full the Brewers after Francisco oount slider: ~ the seventh Cordero cashed in with a inning deep to the left-field $46 million contract with bleachers, giving the Reds, also blew a save Milwaulree a '2-1 lead on opening day against the Gagne could.n 't bold. Cubs on Wednesday. Cueto left one batter after But Milwaukee won that giving up Hall's homer. He game in th~ 1Otb and did the sttuck ' Hart for the third time before being relieved by Jared Burton. Cueto· allowed five hits and has yet to walk a batter in ·his short career. BY CAIIDICE Ctlol . ASSOCIATED PRESS ----'------.~ . ,... NEW YORK - Major Cueto also got out of trouble in the fifth, striking out league pitche~ . wil ~ soon: Weeks on a slider in the dirt have added mcenuve to strike out batters. . to end the inning. Drugmaker Bayer AG 1l1il.l In the dugout after the K, Cueto pretended to be on announce plans Wednesday the mound, mimiclcing his to donate $10 to pros~ stare down and pitching cancer research . for every motion before busting out · strikeout during the regular with a wide grin and taking season this year. Major League Baseball a seat. "He's throwing strikes, ·estimates the four-year~quality strikes," Baker said. nership could add up to a lit"He only made one mistake de more than $300,000' per tonight. That was,a hanging year. There were · 32, 189 breaking ~I to Billy Hall. strikeouts during the regular He doesn't'.;seeni to miss season in 2007, according to the Elias Sports Bureau. those." Bayer, based in .Hardy said both of his sinLeverkusen, Gennany, . will gles off Cueto broke his give an additional $1 milbats. · . "I saw a little bit of his lion to the Prostate Cancer performance his frrst outing Foundation if a pitcher sets and I was a little bit intimi- a new record by striking out dated by the way he was 21 batters in a game. Bayer's One-A-pay vitathrowing," Hardy said. "He mins for men are marketed has really good stuff." Suppan, though, kept the · Reds from scoring until the seventh by relying on his sharp command, allowing a run on six hits and two walks. He left after the INDEPENDENCE (AP) inning, in line to get the win - LeBron James didn't before Patterson's homer. practice for the second CDR"We wori, tfuu: is the most secutive day in order to rest important thing," Suppan his troublesome bact before said. "That's our favorite the Cleveland Cavaliers Jetter of the alphabet, the w, begin their fmal push beadany way you can get it." ing in~ the NBA Notes: Cueto struck out James; who has dealnd and ing with back spasms for a ..._ 'de · the uoo Sl m seco ·few weeks, receiveid trel!lbad two innings where he retired ·the Brewers in just . meot. while his teammatM prepared for w~~y seven pitches.... Baker ~d night's game': against .the that he expected to give C New Jersey N'ets. Cavs Javier ValeotiJi the start 00 1:9aeh Mike Brow11 said Wednesday night beeause of 1\Jesda · •5 'ble J his cateer numberS against . Y tt possl ames . could s1t out. Brewers starter Dave .Bush. "I know he wantS to play," ... Brewers RHP Yovani Brown said. "But we have to Gallardo (left Imee) is slated be cautious with him now." to make his second rehab James was · not available start for Nashville on f91' interviews., ~as.~ Wednesday night. on the mas!lage table wben - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ' - - - - - - - - - - - - - - lbe club finiShed its posl~ " ~ •' ptacaice media session. For · Fastem, Devon five times in the, fifth. "'!'e want him healthy .in Sw.iiggett singlr.d., Vanllol>se Taylor got out of the imlmg lbe playoffs," Brown said. siopdtlmie times and dou- wiJh ooe str&e out llljhwo · "Yes, we want the fourth ,, ·bled. DeWeese . singled -·-''Wilal>. fromPageBl ~ · ~~ to get the fourth twice aDd Bryan Osborne · tO Watuuna I on W. y for aoodlt.t. red, Manuel singled twice, s~ ··was the Winning noo-leaglie game. · Jordan Taylor singled, Kyle . pitcher with four walks and - · u o ; -.- ..10 . Cunningham singled, Zacb four strike outs. Jordan BE 310 liB 10 e s·· Ash singleQ and J.D. Taylor came on in relief s 848 oe 20 143 Whittington singled. WP-1\!o@,!,P-s-n. Eastern hlldafter - .. scored- as a way to maintain prostate health. 1be . deal rnl!fkS tbe brand's frrst partnership with' a sports organization and is "a great way to reach men for th,e Obe' A-Day products," said Jay Kolpon, vice president of marl<.eting for Bayer Healthcare Consumer Health. 1be OnecA-Day brand is among Bayer's top-selling consumer health products, with sales growing an average of 15 percent annually for the past several years, Kolpon said. . Bayer spends about $40 million a year on media advertising for One-A-Day products. . Chicago White Sox designated hitter Jim Thome, whose family has a history prostate cancer, will be lhe spokesman for the campaign. The partnership will be featured in MLB-produced TV vignettes during C LA S S .l F I E D each national broadcast of a game, Kolpon said. MLB representatives did not imniediately rerum calls for comment: · More than 2 million American men have prostate cancer, according to the Prostate Cancer Foundation. More than I 86,000 men in the U.S. will be diagnosed with the disease this year, and more ·than 28,000 men wiD die from it, the foundation says. Prostate canCer surgery Los Angeles caused Dodgers manager Joe Torre to miss the first 3 7 games of the 1999 season; when he was leading the New Yorlc Yankees . Bayer, famed for inventing aspirin, said last month its profit narrowed in the final three months of 2007. The company's products include the painlciller Aleve and tick medicine and for animals, Advantage. dasSffled@~.com Tornadoes. Sou!h:Loes . ~- Or Fu To ~------------~~- Word Ads thru Friday 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.n1. Kn lllellt: p... u.y~. seed and have an unhealthy LeBron thrOughout the playoff nm wouldn't do us any good. We've got to make sure that he's healthy and he's able to help us." With five regular-season games left, the Cavaliers are trying to wrap up the No. 4 Eastern seed in the Conference and bolile-rowt advantage in the first round of the pfayoffs. They have a !Cad over two-game Washington for that fourth spot. Center " Zydrunas IJgauskas also •has missed playing time with a bad back:. He was asked if he would rather see James sit out a few games at the .expeose of a higher playoff seed for the Cavs, who because of injuries, haven't been able tQ gel since getting four new players in a Feb. 21 trade. "lt's.a Catch-22," he said. "We all realize bow valu- able he is to us. But without him being healthy, we stand no chance going into the playoffs. We also want to get the fourth spot and home-court advantage, anQ we also want him in there just for chemistry reasons." James' back protJlems flared up in the fourth quarter of Cleveland's last two games, home losses to Chicago and Orlando . .In those games, James was unable to drive to the basket in the founb quarter and no one stepped up for the Cavs. Hgauskas said it was obvious James was hurting. "He always has a smile on his face and he's always loud. But I've j!W .noticed that he's been quiet and I can see that it bas been bothering him," he said. "He hasn't iBid anything, but from being around him for all these years, l can tell when . , something bothers hun. .._.., JIIUblilhi4 iUUWI ....,.. hflvhllo .... - adllany-. ~ , ~ AS I fAU. . . . .' • ~ .,. --sink. Etemic April 191h. 'Range. c.n be ooen e 810 -=--::~--.., 26lh St. ~5416 ra: I' w- "'- '--•. ;:o::__t:~~:'* Abo;olu1e Top Dollar· oil- coins. wrlgold ~ '11\70"" •or liOuMJ 0 currency, proof/mint oets. ~-~. ·~s Coin·~. -·~- M• -.... foundyoungmale...._....at 151 2nd A.vinue. Galfipolis. """""' m Darwin. April 5. 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II •1111...._ $7500/mo free Information! f'TIFT. ·is sulllug'lf! motiwded, delalf.orientlld'lndmdual to. beapaginat_or/11!!110 dniglolrlnlhe_dllill' · !mow -.:"'Hod .;.. 11 or..........,,._....,isnota """"'l1ing applica1klro 'br nan engine repair pogi· tion at Bktwell Hardware. Help wanted at Oat'St Home on~ine at www.bennigans· Gowp Home. 740-992·5023 poontpteasant.eom our- ~oM~~ :::.· ~ ~~E t~ )I · Pas1 _.;.nee in pogo Employer FIMIDN. --.. -·. ................. ................... J ...,"""' 1he un111 in¥estigated ~:'";;;·~;;";;;;.ng._ _ __ . --==--- nullitionoJ meals and . , - . t>aJiool _, service~. toc::ated on can'f.IU5 would woril under the <l the University of RIO , aupe,.;aion of tho,.,. Grande. ·N o telephone Ollis department Duties please. include electronic ' generation of news Mictlletun Esaates iB acceptpages, along with SOITWt health insurance, available 'ing applications 1or copy editing and headtine after meeting empiO'fn'l8nt Temporar~ LPN'a. tf you writing. as well a&, requirements. Call Valley would like to take adwnags proofreadi"4J of pages· Brool< Concrate corpome <llhlo ~. you may · produced by other office at {30')773-5519 to apply a1 8204 Carla Drive. paginatDr&. Computer sche<lJie an interview ~. Ohio •5631 or by &~tills .-.d k!IOWiedge ol e-mail to: angieOwdden- Quaril. XPrass and Adobe FEDERAL linkmoH.com. An Equal Photoohoparerequilad.. . Oie1ary Aide: Enjuy a , _ career in long·term care! Floclosptings Retlab Canter eortai P"I/Brintl study modFiscal otficer ancllor water~ els and retainer modetB. the sewer Qerl(, .BJiiip81i&iu in makingofretaioeni.pouible Microooft, Excel and U.n. 5011111 dental auill· you do ·- Pwlllil.iil Co. . 'laneous tasks. Experience "'"'laling equipment and eldre. Skills such as wekling a plus. Starting pay based on elq)l!tlienoe and driving record. Benefits including wv - i ~lies. ....... LJis....- • =*torflllll . . . . . . . . . in . . . . . . . . . . . . Oil' VAU.EY"~==~ co. "' - a • ~ •MDCI• lor-·-~ i~~~~~El testing. ErnpiD'f"esmaybe Poeillon available for an Lawn . . Caro Helper. tKPOH"d to streamline or Orthodontic Laboratory "'tipe•dab4e·. I ta•dwoltdltg, :c-==~smolce_;:__·__ Aosistant, Pooilion would ReNoble Tl8nspor1olion. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~J Galtipol~ il ••• 11 1 -.u ;lalt OIL, 1111 ' yrip&antandothermisoai- person a1 Sodelco catering wv, Ryan Jeffers throws a pitch durl!lllnorM:Onference boys baseball game • ll'!lt Federal Hockl!ll on Tuesdar. The Marauder~ were defeated so. ,. 1 II 'IIIC PllYU oo. to Apply in at 36759 Rodosprings Ad. l'i>meroy, Ohio 45769 EJ<Ienditare Heolth Monday lhrout1> Friday, Sorvioos, tnc. .is. an equot 8om-4pm. Lakin Hospital I& opportunity empiJ'f"l that an EEOIAA """"-'· l.akin encouroges workplaco Hospital conducts pre· di11011i11'. Ertc Aa d lphlphala . ~ ...._..,. 1 not-~ MiH;!!!e.jjjR- , l:lllering/.lood!IOMco_,.· lllg lo ~---• Slatting et-on 1ruokS and equipment. $7.501hour. Pleaae ~ 11 is CUII8Il1iy 5eel<ing Dietary Mu&t Ailies to 88Sist in serving havo a WV CNA certffication to""'"'inWesiViiJiinil,and lliilsl ..,..... ei1her a tlED or high school diploma. Applications ""'1 be plckod up at lakin Hospilal, Laldn, IID.PW- COL ll1e Ambulant in $17.89-$2827/hr.. now hils mg. FDf appltcation and free govemernert job into; call American Assoc. at Labor 1, 913-599·8226, 241llrs. emp. far Li$IC)ii&lt ODIIIIJ atkM, ....S orllln.or.., b*nlitwo .. _ _,.p:•a-11: 7 , •• ...-- ·enol working erwhtwMieil Robert9burg, WV (near 446-7930 ,\ • Buffalo. WV) plant. E-ienoe iO Prftl!ad 1>4 l..oot<i!JQI!roocallll"fflimp , --'"' ~" age, lnoluding 51118 civil Main St. 1!1. Pleasant, 25550 ra18 with ~ianc:e. ==·=llw=·=-~...... .. ... or Qall (7.0\~1438 Drivers ........ ...... to dlivi! lor - "" . """'"'"'local ready-mix company. e!S, pooa~. & BIT's. AVON! All Areas! To Buy or ' _proficiency in Graphic SeO. Shiney Spoors, 30<· DesignokiiS. t.lustbewilling 675-1428 . to work under changing · deadlines, muHIIasl<, ha\10 Certified NLKSing ·As!li&lant exoollent projec1 manage· for full time and temporary menl ~iUs, attention to (9(ktays) work in a 114 bed ·cletail , and .be able lo com· log term care State laclity. municate well wttt1 others. Fl.il·t;ne emplovment oflers Send re&ume 1o CLA 7 c/o an IKtensive benefit pad!:· a...;- ot...--~nt g.,....ister, 200 service retirement, eam up to 15 day5 vacation per ~r. 18 days; sick leave and 12 holi~s ; plus patd heaiiMife insuranoe is avoiJ. - · Salary is COIIIII10i1fiUo 1r· .. Two (2)' posrtions _ , at CompeiHive 151 2nd /Wo. No PMr. Clllle PleMe license, a clean driving ~o.;.,.,;,;,;,.;.;,~--.. record, pu5 a drug 1e&t and ~. f'ulll'_ • '- .,~•. wn!Hrgg l P."!mirtWI· b"*~ .....,..., ~""- ''""""" groUnd cheol<. AppltcantS mu5t beCfeitiw, have strong conceptual M Exoellenl way to earn ~ . . :~ 15 and 1he ~'ity ~ .. DNl w money. TheNew . ,.,von. cute instructions promptly. Cal Marilyn 304---88.2·~5 Experience reQuired with Cllled for ll. foul ball, but the umpire disagreed. and the ' game ended one batter later 1. lllolgo o the ball still managed to with the Lancers' seventh ffi sao ooo o - • s 1 ' -. · · •' ·· 1.1 " , 000 , ooo. -a. ·' ,_ o z't 1' m!Ue contact with the bat sttikeout. · , • Eric Ra d lpllphata and plp9eeded to bounce Bolio and DeLont both C2·2): Thompooo ' and Cla11<. Meigs senior Kelsey Fife jumps back to avoid an inside pitch during the fourth Inning of a into fair territory. Federal went 1-fot-3 on the y 11ror -Evans.(2· 1): o.twlllar, (1) and 1101HX!11ference girls softball game with Federal Hocking on Tuesday. Meigs won 8-3. Hoclcing picked it up, taking Meigs. WP - Thompoon: LP - Doiwlllof, HJ;uW- Ac:quisiltons Fine Jewelry-is • YAmStsU-. Calt (7'10}441·1SS3 (7401645-Q546 - - • .._ .. -- o Fom & P:cl 020111 .., IlEA, Inc. IIBIW- : . : : . . . ., . . : . -llc:qM'Q, • -ICiml 1D"'" - .· - . -......... or~ ....... _ _ _ . . . lrioifinil L....taz.. ~4-t( ::.::.-:~ N ..01 _ . _ , . . .. , _ 0 ~ Pay & . . , _ o OUISIBiidli U o 30-dlr Olde poid f, T '"' r~~:;:=;:=:::·IIii u..-w·~~ ~l.":::::::::· 1r· • .r ~ c Sawmll; ~-.~ Plqel ' : tar a s7 s- -.comics.com . -- ·&Trimming. Fnoe-- --- mz------, eamm. Mil jusr ca1 3()0.675-1957. • · ,, Illite Wlnling 1o Buy Junk Can;. ~::-'-·~ ·""'' l.andocaplng. &or•:; o On Sll "' 588 .. ... ~Gas. 441· . . . -. · ~eaw~ a """""'ge. Can Cal Collett Loot lliad<&Whtte -.g, NowOtlw~. 55lll disabilities is desifable, but not required ~ Applicalions tor the po&ilion Can be obtained 17; stopping by the 1acility Monday· Friday, 8am--4pm . Completed applications should also inducte · a reaume. Applicants mus1 have a valid Ohkl driver's froml'lleBI ., _ ,....,.,. ,- - o 1----1 I=•- 'Mekeo-.k»in1he - o f - ond adults by -.g INBOUND' OUTBOUND calls tor Non-Profit& Cllris1ian - - A La... dan~ 1-..11 )lllir Loga 10 ttw -hri'T . cam. r - o-go's ~ • o I-~ ~lopment!l Meigs 0 "' no of mental ratao<tati011 andlcw lie of the oonfusi IF'I<II1 & t Gt .r 64'16 Res."' " (!il'fO 10KI1W111< gold jewelry, 1-~ golit ~ 1935 us . """'' .\NI .""~==~iJ\OLO.==~ -~- - * ' ; & -... ~ J :'·. .-i'• ..a. .. ,, vLO 511(1t' I..... ...,..... ~EO I IAI IS!4 ~i~ ttl&uf A ;t\NI'\l'llo ~'b ,bM'r..L ~~ 10 IIIJv oiiiioiiiiiiiioo-r For Sele ..........._,_ .....--~-·--·725 I I llo.PW- 1.,,_ _ _ _ _... . _ _ _ At 124,Rutland.Everylhing Formica ~ wldoullle pricad to.sell. Aprii1Uh to i •- 1 . I .__ _ _ _ __ .•. Largo..tluement 'Salel Slate largeand1rillndly. Outsilie dog. CAU. 7-«J.{j67o0545. : llh , ..• .-.....at-. . . ....,.CIOiA" ·eurr.a ............................... I ................................... ,... . . . . ~._. ................ I!OE .................. ~ • ....,..., J , .................. .... YAIID~ I KIT. CARLYLE r• r~ ~/MuD:' Jkikl1nb;;ca;';;,.i;irtj;j4jk';C<J;;;IIII~cast.;;t:Mt;;t'.--------~-~ ;~~~~~~~~992:·2~1~·~:~:: ·:::1 llllfllle r-,.11:111 aot a 1-~ doable Plat 0111 of it. Some 1 r• ........_............ ... ........--.. ....._..__r' Gen1or, an (oounty r0 .15i) 1Dr into. call ICF/MR · facility klcal&d at 1111•~ sophomore ..,...,....... ror s . a=;;;~=;;;M;;;:I'=~1 . April B1h-9th. New Limo pei'SOn Ill · Road , Rutland 33821 . Rain Gallipolis or shine. c=-=-:===~---;- •.ctivoy • Fri.,.. , &. Slit. 4·12~1 g. Echoing. !;!!!l.'!!:;!ll~; i'iuiomiil ·~ 8' d . , . , . ........ TG Pulllka4 J c • SUIIday D' 5 'ny-: &:GO I ' AIIGIIIUit be Pliljlilicl' .a........ '-wtti.._.tiiiiiiiiiliil"'o;;........u.-jpl ..... _ ...._ _ , .. Ads All Gi S Q=y-:: 12 IIOaft 3 Swtdily In•C)oiiUftn: 1:00 p.tn. For Sllndllys Paper .............. 7 ..... _.,..., 992-2157 Display •a.t:Y_,Ms . . . a~rew-••• .,,:,::::::: D I \ " • IMilillle A Priol!! • a.-. ., ' eul 1' I AD ·l\egt!lter Oearl~iru O.il. ln...c:oiUMn: 1.:00 p.m. Monday ..... ld.,.fvrK&s. . ti ~onday www.mydailytribune.oom www.mydaiiysentinel.com www.mydailyR!gister.com (740) 9~2-2156 (304). 675-1333 Or Fu To (7401 U6 3008 Offtee M,qc · Websi!es: . Sentinel · (740) 446-2342 -•••• Ilea Lady Marauders used three in her only at-bat. Odleii hits, a walk. and an error to ·with bits for Meigs wen: · score four runs. Amy Barr, Kelsey Fife, Hatmah Pratt, ' aDd SltelliC. The Lady · Lancers got fromPageBl one back in the fifth, but · Bailey, all of whom hit sinsevetJ innings and dldn' t Meigs added t'No .more in gles. Ebersbach walk~ walk a single batter in earn- the bottom half of the twice, as did Lian Hoffmail.. inning to increase the Ieid VanMeter and Fife also bad ing the win. Meigs had a 1-0 lead after to four nms. Another insur- walks, and Talisha Beha, the first,' but Federal ance run in the sixth set the substituted in the top of the Hocking answered with final margin at five, and fifth, got on base by being runs in .the second and third they dido 't need to bat in hit by a pitch in her lone for a 2-llead. The top of the the seventh with the win plate appearance. fourth saw the visitors secured. ....... ,......., 1141 retired without a hit, and in Micki Barnes, who came FH 011 010 0 3 41 · the bottom of lbe inning the on in the fifth, bit a double u 100 421 X .884 Drop tlertbunt calr,:...~ - ' In One Week With Us REACH .OVER 285,000 PROSPECTS PLUS YOUR AD NOW ONLINE. To Place James misses ~ond.p~ctice in a row t::lfs. The Daily Sentinel• Page B3 Wednesday, Apri19, 2008 • ~ 1hon potloc1 cradil gmund&. 3 br., 2 tog home, fuU b 1ei:, end .OI road quiM:, 3 nHiel from f'l>merol', (740)1192-50117 • 4to.l ' 1NTHE" ,, :.;:;:;..~.:..wutd ~. 1!\0 ,,~. ~ ~;.!:1~~ '. 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Th:t 1\1:9111.11112 llatthi.C:. phone -:but Is 1, ~ • t« 2 2In 740 - 3311. llldl wilt D.d ·Jioclk 250, Pip be ap 1 tid Frltlaf,Apttl 101 1n a.e R1 • o1 11, 21101, • 10:1111 a.m. Weill-.. :::Iidia_:•••~-~ =~•':-! · .,._ a1 b yJ ••• 1ar a.e or lie ot.trit:t'a main aftice Jl:ia 1 c:lp?l: 1; llela& Courtly IGc lid on SR 7, 3 . . _ ............ . Ruuo:dii:'a otnr:.; m l i l l - al~ ·121.75- t:.llle litMtce ,S , 5 c£11. 01' The - . : : ; _ ,. boll aat I n - Ttimw lrlir. C... Na. diietl 2U, 1M Counly Curn:tt Ownlr: Ailat .• 1o - aoiC:OUtiiJ 21i1M144, be ..::1allar ,_ 1iw: -£1&118 · •llaoll no. 121 d l llalp t's Olltcel .D 11 o:ll: Wawr,eUI THENCE: Nortt1 41 Z1di alh : - 1 al ·l lalp 1hanca S. B CSIJ. ID fi!:'lorD.dR:I • -: d;gsw 21 n : h - Wll:ll. 111% on Cout4y, Oltlo; ·- - t1"W. lliltii lie iiilill r 2 •• DD. ..... m w..t 1 ell 1 1:ce a1 1111' CIS ..:., Cll[h ar MtiTh • ·c£11. ID' ..., pt a; *J - al uld IIU I d II $1Z5,1i£1D 13LIIM!Ioaboll ... -SIIIotcl ell '· LliJz :IDflllil:lil!l"'llie..at HtttshM ..w::llllrWtrtC. T - a l 'a.£1: ~ In slid ilnll, -4111.., -·~~-- Sine alI .,;,r- 1:1; tlcllhliii,II.2ZIIet1De Mi ..::1 filr 1111- THENCE: Souti1 .41 11onCISU:.. . . ...... _..Sc£11.01' pOI:tl;-.,.'11. 1 c£11. Zllr!llialhopptiiiij dl$1iii 25 mi:tU7Ii Tile II raii.U did .... 1 -.f let1o il ie Dl' Oil" I \IIISUI.. 10% down on w.t ponlue tllni .. htcii:dii ·an h:lltlilt Mtl?hiildaal;25fll:tl11::a, '101:11 flllllltl • diir 'of ..:., cash or ""'' P!PI ... ao.ao- -llil:lllil:;:o a1 a. .rolld; .l llltiee - * .. 11 ;o1n1 ·In tile _ . , 11ne ·Oiiliied Cltlclc, l!&ls dllilitll, 1 dJ 1 .., a1 ' - · diiJ. 1 1 ' - 1Jil al 5.5 _.. - - o n oo:lft::- m.at 11e1 1:1 .. inM RDIIM1 £.. ....,., alllillh ..,.. ..... al ar :e.llraCt; 1hanca N. 11Dttal..... . :p ipe aat.. 111E11CE: SCiiiiiCawtllf '- * ._..._ID ........ 10c£11.8D' ID"E-*"U • k:lllon al llle altii•INI ·I il•.lllllila. . E -..... pipe, t: ... J11Ce al iii*II1 , ....,...., ~ 1• Wilt.. , 1 ULJI • • 1111111 CoA tiJ...., 1.017 Ac1M, · . Alt:tt_, lor lhe Thil dll llpliutlllllle f'IIIItdlll prodUCt CIS iliii'Wt' .... D. CSuni: mtldu on G1e , .. 81111 _., .. J ao1 Dr. , 2nd illy CIS Ftilt'1Wy Hudlon, Ott 44236 , . , 11J Wallir P1ntt ":7 :::..~bt:IIIIMIId. :!!_::: II 1M Dllblct'a •mal:: ~· The DlalrJct ill lie rJIItl Iii lilY htliiiiillliiiJ IIIII tiiJiCI any IIIIi Iii IIIC21" 11J K:i&li~ Clidul P:nl&4 CISI:e.ilolrd oiDI:I · .1 3121,(4)2,1 - = .:::·: = ::-.,.'"== ....... . .Public Notll:e toar · .,. :.:.:::.:;..;.,: ..._ ~~=Aft_ ~~~~ .....-~ , . 4 URN 1117:411·1100 (I) a, (4) 2, I • Publlc 1Notlce . ~D~~d: 1, llela& Coulilr Deed Rl a dl. Au Jllill''l Plrcll No.: ~JIOO 1rld,25.12flllllto.,. polt4~,::•;1mll:iiw::l COt II 9$0.111 · SiiSIIICI ID ail ..... llitlitWIJI w::l .o l - . Cu::'enl Owner: A:be:1 Wood Ill a£ P:apw1r at: 2411 LM Jngalllte..,.Wl:idlll ol FM"*I iiMiclh-, .Inc, wHI be liiSd Ill 1ltli Slltldl I WI Chun:£1 CIS Chrlai Family Llht CenW, 437 llaln Bt:aat, Mlddlepart, Ohio, .., lie 1hinl I "" en !Mtum ':tt.licarJ put'ya&.l on tte .plus_., . ol1he lodger. . CANCER (Juno 21i..JuOV 22) - Shoukl ' rau 'b e invohllld in IIDfMlhtn; 1hlt 'IIINmiS . . . Gld delll, ............... Uld af ...-u:.a -yoli!CBO 10 Ta:llfy 1tl. ,I f fDUT'tim• cio """'· 1100 might be ~- iO , . . . . ;z " -· · · ·-===u """'=._. '--------.;;;.!" L--------..1 _., prior tD uTa :1* oo: ill I Cyndle ::r Ken 1 "'~2136. --:ta w:::s hliilill8 1ar -liDS!=:• ~GII'L"'.id~: Adklna, Exttcutfwe Dlild21, i:!IINDMl 1M itGUra CIS I:GII a.m. end 3:00 p.m. llattdur aora aa£t Frldly.: (740) 448--3022 filf 111 SCIP 11Ctltta4. (4) I, 10,11,13,14 ,--=---., • tno ·~a-. d- it.~ ·~:--~:::: w.: 1 .._.....,,__,__,_...~..,.,~_ ....... " - . . ·" "'· 3 -·~ll&~lfTTERS r rr r r r r l · ·~=lfTT£«5TO l 1 I I I ·I .,..._llil, ARLO a JANIS · -you Tho"' ion~ any _...., .... you can~ experienoe material accumulation today, bulyuumoy I !~~~~~~~=====~~ For R * '"' ttlid New H - lloolJ:Siag Calli: MARCUM CONSTRUCI'ION lmpuiSiw judgmoni . .llo ... ·my at-· bu1 !100.... lliloly 10 go\ """'" oft - • rou - . 1 0 . . - •n 1rnpc>nan1 docl- 8101'1 about: .otM!Nt\Q 8h1cltv on • whim . 'Thlni< . . . . OUI10concl-. - I U S (Jon. ~. 18)-Don~bo .a qui* 10 ~lni: 1hlit .,....,. 1111lklng - - ) u o t - - he .. """ · or11m ~'t what )II!)U 1 ~r .a. In -~. iliO ,. -ldlug o _,than roum~W" MUla 8ll ...... ,.,.., I'ISOES (F<ob, -n., 20) - When tnMIIng ..., trttndl, .....i)'DT. "'*ho or ol1e -..td , - 10 do OTWI • Room Additions • Garages • Vinyl Wid Wood Siding • Roofing • Pole Barns • Patio's, .Porches Wid Decks ... - 47239 Riebel Road. l.oiJ8 ~m. OH lot ... mojol'lly - · Don, ...,..,.,. 740-985-4141 Cell : 740-41 f>-1834 Zf+ ,_. ~.,t FruE..._s AdvertiSe ...lo,tbJs_,spacefor,., ... ".•,., ., ..,,,. $64 month • - - -·-· • -- ' f I II ICIIMIIII Jill) I ,.B•Dt Cl • - ip-Gslltl.:..Oislnm - 0000 THIMG A "laalnwilafiiUoi!MlDD ' _ . flfaGOCD 'IBI!iG." l!f"' lltlle'vol"" ID!IOIJ ni\giltbowmfh• a great delll to another, .o bMor& you toss anythh'lg out, cl8* around ·to ·who needs What you me now 1• dhiJJ. SCORPIO (Oct. 2-4-lllov: 22)-l'oc:>te In · ~1 1end 1o be at c::GII right now, 80 If you run up againSt ltOIM ~. don't 'title II: 10 near.t or mille tt a bG illing. lAi - p i c k ........ "'"" _,. ling WOU' oong, . SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 28-Dec . 21) ...:.... ., - "• ~ "daall!llllllc rr----.------~ bod~ •¥<>uilllnl< ........., ..., ....., "''' 1'f tunas 8\1o1Aid o1mp1y be hardod 10 you. wnA.. • 11 :111 """"~ You na... to •m wt)at you glt. CAH'f' II< AHYfHINGr G:OOP CAl'RICORN · (o;>oe. 22-.llon. , 9) - (4jl, 1D, 11 --.;;;·; ;;;;;;;-- Tlte GillS. '••• ... 1lhlp li::ml ol Alcaltol, Dn:g M'J il:wo IIIIi llaniiiJ lllliTI: S.lhltw ll:w:ol:tl lor C~ d11V..2001 . . oo::yisia,-&glil ller:tloo• 117.31, CIS . . Ohio RlviMd Coda, .' Jl'~ f!Jn. . . UBF.IA. ~Sept. 23-0ct. 23) """' Somethi ng <:-~ 'i'.:~::a 111 fi1: PUBLIC. N01'ICE will octuaHy tum out to bO ... - - t o lnljc:t - , '-------'---1 r ,_ -- . .. ::EO (JUly 2'l-Aug. 22) - A who 'trulls~ might-a.; ao::l8thlng;lhat he or ... -~ want . , _ """""'· 1llo , _ - templod- .,..., opHI:Iho bi!!lana, ·flnToa::ibar your~. VIRGO (Aug . 23-Sopt. 22) - For SOI'IIi -known only to you, woo might :think only ..,....,.iWI!I outi8t8 wltl .CJllllir a gorxJ time. HCIINB:Jel', those 8Citvlltes 'thai aa.t SeamlessGLII\als Roofing,Siding, GLII\als ::., ""::' .~ SWclllWp: Si?tiii:t In . Sac:llan 311, Town 2, l··l"'.'""·:y..... ....,.,.._ lJic•.:.,.~,·n- . . . ;,~, ......an~ '' · ·•RIIIIIII..S -.. IIIIrllf ·.....,.~ ,., '" .~ A8ngi, ··12, Sutton -CIIdl,, .,..acUMrOH "-"'·'Wednead.ty •"Ofc..•Aprlh , < ,,,., (3) a, •(4) 2, I 5ut'wl'Or, Ol:lo LL S . C.. llluulbl: IICV15& Townlhlp, VK.... ol PPt IIHJIIOII.IIOO. ZO. 211111, Ill 4 :10 p.m. 21uttiber 5111. Llliitlil SlanSt NA 1Jr&c:UM, 11111!11 011214 ODD ICCOI'dln; to ill I \oriU'I~ ~.- .... « < n d o f -. ~~~,j£ : ewn ~~ 2, ~Jlnie .20) - mighi •not bo •Ojliimol, llws can !be a::hiiMII:I 1 you doli~ lli"'"P·So '' - - ""¥'\yjle of ..ur ;;;;Pubi~~lc;;Nolice~;;--- <he- 1M -,gh .a.iiu 11111t1 "ali lllol•a II", 1111 E¥ 2 ar ~:yilutl -:w:IJ ghon. or OtOtl 11--r:;;.;;.,r:-75~~ your • j ti&H Guttering - 'llii&M ""' · lTy "' - llagioijl rr=~=~"""'.:--;-~ andp::zcc •· wlthotJI•....,..~•:to· dbud -'P'i'Wii i ·on. Rec•c -· ., ·w....llow gBB!Ii1£!!' lie1hltlllallms us,!but.we . v ••'a, I · SIVinp Cotnpatf, NOY.:CE1'082DDERSz "'-121• Oilio, BIIFORI1IICit · t II • • 1he llgitl 1:1 Doe T..,_. fiiiiRiz bld.:lillillil,811111: ~ .,_. Dllll1cl alihrha a.e II ltwlll::y llillllar a Co' 7 li;:iortolliie. oc~eton4WD:IIIIIICiib Fu:tt., 11le Fat:ws W:::SQ I Al.,eclz- IIIIi Swulnp PREVIOUS SOLI11'10N - silliiii!J•illr llillc.o:trJJ1h•iind liliiOf."' ~ Dit~orot . c ' _......,, 1F1ZR1SET1M5&4711 ~ .. . . . , ILT 4&4 ~=~~~~~~~~~~: TileFMIIMilllnklllli Public: NoSice liiBII.WC ."' , B .' fll{!l ifiZ&SO •tn -1M" cliloildiOhlpo-· -,. ..a -. -..-a 1hld might - . . ·Cilt••wilie flo.-. "* l: =• ill"'lo ,in 11111p ...., "'*'-n al Ohio: 8eit:y LCiia ():uoArosriolnSICtl : •ll:!lilld to, - CZ CJC" CZ I'IHJ 'W CIF 'W 1 ............. -*" *"' c:ountr, 1J llela& S,:al .u s, In ·end ... - ~t•s Gt:aph ·~~~~~;;;;~=======~ =" ~ZIPS . . . . i .... .... 1ibu--.ty1Dput-llwc•-"' -""'-- """"'"- ... 1um out"' !be ~~~~~ .: -.- r• m '\ -- - l itE. II SC!I.lWUI.UI 1• IC IFit 'l �ne DailySmtinel•.-.as REA Cronwol'd Puzzle Philp AI' .... 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LOI"A'II" ..~TH'POOR MAN c::AN'T TGIT SICk wn•t• KCUS YA ~llft •r•m 11tee ~- 6-nJTililllil fll'iils c(t1111111i111~¥>w<iomd*"ll!iil"'inn&i """'i~Dutilm! 11om Jllll HOIISE .!! .... ,....,. lhldi111--lll>-. ~(3 '-() . . lbu- ifDur pcoolble 1- --..-.·. :--:., ,. CARPENTER SERVICE 7 """' li1l Pill- llllliiii!I-IID . , . OUTTA TH' POOR'-' NOWADAYS!! I' :. , •dilt- llllll!ldi;~--· ·dMous!llln •isllolliQpo11atflllllililsllhodlibmlO.lliiJt I 7$. .. .....-.. -=~- r----"7 -o-- ci s - ·J ilt'- ·K - is~ ·-~~ I -·... . . tltoll1llitl, ......... liD_ ......... liiiV1 . Willl,-Well!sllaid.llte.,..muatiJe ;a "' ill I Q', miDI8 •llilli!J, tVi """' " 'Min •licllib¥6r t S, Elll mwa1 1 *' CN«'tOOeEHW ~ .... hlliirS n ......lllifll'l f'OlE~OC eo. WilliS mine •41i!\1 •llurnnP 'qullllli nv.t\1\\N? •KC "I CKr• !I.U ci 'V It'fi.VW tt•s ~D <Iii-. ..._ " liiFUKII lll•s qllltJCU:A.MIB:ItCifl ICZ ' - ~ iEIIIIS 11111- JIIUI illll. lllllrilrlln1S...,g..,lhltlallll,~· -iiD........,...- •. ......... d&Al-llho •dl.lillrw, ml 1bur ttD i1ri1111B""" 'floe ....... - . 0 lltee-.<DIII<Iilmond ml•onod&Al .,.• ., It'll~· ali ·- --*'"" CORNE~ CouniJ, .... al(lhlo, Prior o.d ,._,lor tile pllf' 11111-,. :-tal One RUfa MiW.'JailuMe 44, poee alw II I I H - AcN Lot .... 4'15 81111 ... • • No Its 215. A;lp r'lll Ill 1ionoleucll_ ..... 2 .n.:tlllll 8ei ..: :_a~ Phi 7liftIROhlolnc. . .,..... a1w ...... ....- .,.. Ohio · ••• , :~ ~ a. tor 2IJnll o1 " . D I toil' 4r _. Rll:r A. . WesUIIA -Ii!!!L!!J_ U,JJII7Jn tr= • - fill atLU -~,!IP lhe - . ; .lo Ann Crllp, ---:::::--- D_2 ~A.. -' ~ ~. A1nL, __.onilr«-~cfo ·_- 1Nc1 .__,.. - 'l«.}n_,' SIC 2 1 . · ·Gii::t . loci . lliilualif D 2 idLJa - - 2»< __ ~ .41•1 - dit_., fiiill Mlil- lliiil....,. lllr, f!llll~ lJI.Il,(~~" ~ i Pillll, . . . -. Coutllf, ·Couit · iii COl••- CooiVllie .RDIIIil, -~~~ . .....,. ...., 1n 1M Rl c21 Gl illl4111-• · - - - - - - - Ohio ' ' PIMa, llill!ll tauntr R j die, Ohio- - · I will lie llelp Cou:dr co:;;'•I1:6inalu£e, In .p:a::...,. at .... 01:1o . ' 45772. eq: 1 1: - • £11*- Rae: • • Olfice; .T he opp: ' I dltl IIIII r>RR ,_ order ol ·uSe l o - li n ............. o1 .., Sll:ljiii .$ tt•-- 'i lceuc:tlanonlite- .,._ N•.ao dig. 1111' lndudl lin I:Dri:r - - - - - - dhac:ied lnl::: lliltl order at llllieiD me ...... linj m 112511 . . . . Gl lie lllllp ID"W. IIiltiille_., -~ Gl lie PIIBUCII011CE f co::rtl::l:uila•n:lil- dl:edltl fn1n1 Aid end--llllar:e. Cloutttr Court· iln:: G l - 5.5 _ . . - . . N021CE:II hM~J tied &tlot:, I ·WII - I n ............. 1hln t-a.ltdl ol on FrldliJ,.., 2, :111111 or tract Robe:1 'E- BIIJII, - - - o n 3 ' \IIIJ, eq:mtolliie.:pllt- tied .IIC:Iion, I will iiiPiiiiiiiiL 1llle 11111:10 ........ _ m.11fMtiiDI;olttlln lliii!IICou:llr1hltt22 Ap:l£12,liDIII.:10:GD Sic .aJo:: on"' .lnl::i eq: - l o uilut _ . .,.:..1 ie iiMMI *J, .,. IDiiowlng lite •illti!l a 11 :tt A-.., 1ar a.m., • . . - uSe . . ...,.. ol ·l M ...... lic~ ·onllefnint ,.on a wiHIII ' . Ill J:..S . . . .: . rJgitiCISRJiln:: •a l'- -~~~~~ be iMid II 211' W. , Courtir Cou:t " - . . . . at - - . . • ; Slcwo al .. ... ps:t SWcii·O.:'DIIiiOII:wz Cltde 8licS llle :..S \Anw S.:tljiMII s.-111 91., FIOitc121, on Fricliiy, ..... Z , - CGUntr Court al lite ,P:WIIII 1o q Nli ...... beina In ;olttl al L II Wii:IJ lar - - . , Ohio. Tile I'MIICJ 811DuL,al..:d111cJ, C1t1 Frklly ..... 2nd willch 81 I ... a:-VIIIge81111 .Jn 1M •: .n:t . iltnln POB:I:$410 ....... IIIIi s.vinp 1t1e -~~~ 20CIIII10~CIS...i _ , n. 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OH lot ... mojol'lly - · Don, ...,..,.,. 740-985-4141 Cell : 740-41 f>-1834 Zf+ ,_. ~.,t FruE..._s AdvertiSe ...lo,tbJs_,spacefor,., ... ".•,., ., ..,,,. $64 month • - - -·-· • -- ' f I II ICIIMIIII Jill) I ,.B•Dt Cl • - ip-Gslltl.:..Oislnm - 0000 THIMG A "laalnwilafiiUoi!MlDD ' _ . flfaGOCD 'IBI!iG." l!f"' lltlle'vol"" ID!IOIJ ni\giltbowmfh• a great delll to another, .o bMor& you toss anythh'lg out, cl8* around ·to ·who needs What you me now 1• dhiJJ. SCORPIO (Oct. 2-4-lllov: 22)-l'oc:>te In · ~1 1end 1o be at c::GII right now, 80 If you run up againSt ltOIM ~. don't 'title II: 10 near.t or mille tt a bG illing. lAi - p i c k ........ "'"" _,. ling WOU' oong, . SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 28-Dec . 21) ...:.... ., - "• ~ "daall!llllllc rr----.------~ bod~ •¥<>uilllnl< ........., ..., ....., "''' 1'f tunas 8\1o1Aid o1mp1y be hardod 10 you. wnA.. • 11 :111 """"~ You na... to •m wt)at you glt. 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II SC!I.lWUI.UI 1• IC IFit 'l �• I- www S•S 7 w•·--•·•elf:~% • " .....• zr- Parker Je8ds 'len~ to second sbaigbt wilh 64 48 win over Stanford Eastern wins three-way track meet, Bt Olympc tordt rerouted away from crowds, As • ICWdl a-t~ PM• auy,Obie SPORTS • C8valiels mly 1D beat New Jersey. See . . . . . WIN UP TO $l,OQO !!! PlAY COVERAll· BINGO • Two a•1-aigaaed.on weekend ·ooo aine durin,g a mdfic stop NEWSO'MYDM.YSE!111NEUXJM on U.S. 33 oar Five Points. Tammy Quillen, 45,. a POMEROY - A L!mg Laqwaon Jactson., 21, Bottom woman and · a Daytt!n, appe~ bef~ Daykin man w~ releuod Jud,ge Steven L. Story late from jail Monday after Monday llftaDooo. Quillen appearing in Mei~ Counly is charged with a firstCourt en cncaine-R:lated degaee felony, posieSSioa of . c~wges. oocaine Jrlsoo is duqed A thinl mao suspected of with pcnnitting drug abuse, · drug activity in the wechnd a misdemeanot. incident died after iogesling Quillen's bond was set • S IAFF Fb: Uil charg~ $25,000, with 10 peroent Quillen's ~·Jackson went into Cllldiac am:st on . cash . allowed, aDd was was relewsed em a $5,000 tbe way to the bospitaL A released fn;mJ custody personal l'!'<ll>giz:,aoce bond. ~nd passenger in 1\Jes(Uy after she posted The Meigs County Sberitf's Quiilleo 's ve!Ude. ·he wld bond. A pldiminllly ~ Dqwtmeot said Jackson Sheriff's Deputy Rick in lbe case is set f« April 17. woold be R!tUmed to Smith llhat he had swalApreliminlly bearing befcn MontgolnclyO!uuty. ~ lowed a quarter-ounce of die County Gourt Judge is be is wanted oo a bench powder cocaine when Smitb lll:l to' ' mi•e if tbcte is warrant. pulled the vehicle over. pdJMik CIIUSe to tum lbe Antonio T. Jobnson, 29, Smilb said Quillen was case over to die graDd jmy. Dayton, died Sarmday after- pulled m'et ,on U.S . 33 near Pomaoy Atlomey Denise noon at Holu:r Medical Five Points for evidence of BlQICie was appointed as Center inf'.altipolis, aftrs he impaired driving . Meigs Local ' Piece ofMinerSville history tumbles sells old buses, hirt5 personnel lh CHAn FE tloEI'IICH . HOE!'UCHitUYOAJLVSENTINEL.COM MINERSVILLE - OBilUARIES TODAY'S NUMBER IS: hie A! ~ . " .·Bet at Uar!llait. See . . A3 • Ms:nbas hearTBView of Frazier's novel. 01ft'I.D, llifC; I'Gw..tr.'J,# lFitlw MQI ... f=J ' !l ,, 3 ~IJa.Jerl CMP II chll 11 ' 1 . R • tf+Didcs 7 u!i!d ~- . · Requnl Fallllly Oxygen I! ,,., •C dal• Whl • • • -, ... ' UC7 !lwt.. ...Uil . ,c .,.£ " I Ollie •v.ue (740) 446-7619 ATHENS ' 175 West Uniou Street 7D Pine :strat • Gallipolis Sle then followed it up with a ~point play on a driving layup. The <C ardinal ~ould . get no closer than ·eight tbe rest of ;the way. ·Wtth the :J8IIIC in band .and a minute left, lParkCr went to the T.ennessee bench for the final ·t ine, holding up four .fingers oo each hand ~ Dify die eight :titles the . y .594-3571 7~ .. Calendars ~15-i Sid! Stnet INSTAlliNG . INGROIJNDI Classifieds ft.Pm t,WVl5551 JIU7S.1136 fu: 31<U'75-7317 daft'·•"UP ~ 3 __ __ Bobbitt scored .all ber . in tbe first half .• lbe .... rwo lq«tiqas .. Vok jumped out 'to a • TJlliliilll:lr' •.... e. .• ~ Editorials Obi~ · A4 As Places to go A6 di:Mn. ye,etccda)'. Holcomb, Mike Kennedy.. in .possible cvideooe of this least curious enough to pjnwuqit. Another piece of .Joot for them but oothing folklon: says an anvil R:Sts had been found as of early afternoon. · inside the stack. As for tbe future: of tbe · As f« if that anvil or wrecking ball had been Hall said all aymar was doing was fOUDd ~side lbe stack, Hall said his employees were at cleaning it up and that it . faoperty. RACINE- Guy Rose of Racine still bas his paycheck stubs from his days as an employee at the White Rock Slilt ·Couqpany back in die 1950's UJd figures he ~ s one of the only employees left alive to tell the tale. Rose, who was bom in 1936, said he went to wadi; for the 3 J t eRock . Salt Company w he was 19 and worked f« nearly three more years .until die White Rock Salt Company came into cxistencc. "'' do know it had · the · best salt up and down the Ohio River Valley...it was just a better gnde of salt,~ Rose said. Rose went on to explain some nf tbe process for making salt which began with JliiUllPinB out the brine water from wells deep beneath the ground with the help of six-illch pipe. Tbe oompaDY bad t~o wells on i~ propeny in wbich it retrieved its brine · which euJBpd in die form B Section company finally ceased of muddy Willet. A7 e> -~vo~oy.,r.,.'1111''llli!,.llo. midway through the half. Bobbitt hit two 3-pointers and made a nifty layup to ' · cap the spun. The teams ·tm:Jed baskets before two 87 Weather 13-4 lim to take a 17-9 lead A3 A3 Bs-n Comics Sports ...... - f i l l •,s E ,......,. No, it's not the ~ Tower of Pisa, it's the chimney ~~act from the While Rook Sail .CuutpiPly in fl9elall. A detonation of eiiJ)Iusives at its foundation brought the structu1e One year oontracts for the 2008-09 school · year. · Michael Barnen, Mitchell B~~Carrnl!.Lurl Carter, Amber Cox. Bobbi DeLong. Holly Grim. Opal Grueser, Amy Lee, Rachelle Lutz, Nioole Nee!. Lisa Ord, Jennifer Wheaton. Pamela White, Bonnie Williams, Teresa Williams, Stt;ven Wood, Lena Yoacham. Given three-year oontracts starting with the next school year were Denise Arnold, Danielle Dugau, Marjorie· Gibbs, Lauren Hardgrove and Jennifer Tesar. Awarded five year con: tracts beginning with the 2008-09 year were Morgan Bragg, Vicki Bragg, Scott Brinker, Pam Durst, Michelle Hawkins, Sandra · operations around 1958, not in the 1930's as reported in a local history book. Although ~ local history book sail1 there were "Tte wata" ~u muddy as mud oould be,~ Rose said. After a poOct:S.s involving beating the water, applying lime. some sifting and setnine salt worts in Meigs ding, RO&e Sllid that muddy .. ' • I "would be better fOr·every· ·body" to do so because some had become leery of the old stack. He added there ·is still a lot more work/cle•oing to be done across the road from the Slack near tbe river. Employee m;alls days at salt works ' \lois lha\e-- lows: The property currently • ... NOW Street employee contracts were awarded by the board as fol~ · Pomeroy. :r,- Uiilike eii'Iier games in lbe toomamcnt wteo Parker had to carry the Lady Vo1s, ber suppoilting cast came . lhmugh. Shannon ibobbitt SCOred 13 points and Nicky Anosike added 12 points and eight rebounds for the Lady Vols. Maio belongs to Jayt~tar, Inc. and • Dance classes according to Jmy Hall, the : u.·.s:ed. See . . . ~ stack was about 170 feet tall • Youlh, adult will dsc:s with a I1-14foot base. Hall said Jaymar hired an outside SOlJ!1lt for stmam company to bring down the . S\fJBep. See l'lle A7 stack, a feat which bas allegedly beei1 attempted by at least one otbcr company who failed years ago. · Accordin~ to a local WEA.mER account regtstered in one of the history books, the story a helicopter with a t~c•••l!" , wrecking ball attached took a swing at the stack, made a few hits, dlen the ball dropped down inside the stack. Chips at the top of the stone stack were previously visible as BAPJ'£1:)'18 . ; vr:i a l'~point ad¥aola$e.. . '. East / ~ 'PIIgeAJ : 1\ve riwpt¥tidi Tlie expl<4hea 4ischarged . . dM: """"""'' fNmi!atinn. HoWever. lfter the smoh cleared lbe stacl was still standinE as .i f it refused to give up its tpBCC but with cracks in its ioundation it could only stand so long. A few moments later up the til!ht, falling . nn':,;,c side lW: Ooliath IIDd hlt1~ng the ground with · force felt like a small earthquake. Moments after the deno-· lation and fall, a plume of sand-colored sm<E could be seen from as far away .aS Seei'JIF.U • Pu!IBRJf alumni tickets on sale. lin ibe 'fiC'!Difina1s ~n 1ilic went jjillilifi.\fm-211 from r1tJe field, lbut '8'JtiCd <aut tbe .cbam,pitmSbip game - . 11101 lletting iller mjumd Wt tibouJdcr U•''' er lbcr. liar ltbe second straight game, 'the All-American wore a longslceve shirt .under JJcr unifotm to tly• .as She said, ~0 .not focus •1!10 the mjwy. Wbile i>till clearly not .I 00 percent bealthy, tbe expected No. 1 pili: in Wednesday's WNBA draft dido 't Shoot nearly .as fiumy jWJll)crL as Sunday J4ght, inlitmll! taking the •ball toh baSket oo an array of moves. Sle ~ovened one steal in lbe iCCOOd !half into a pretty Ia · that gave the Lady fiD!Il County's induslrill.put. _ Girl Scout DiarY. Seel'lleAl Sh~ • of a piece of lileiJs .• Maigs CotJ1ty .career. Palker ~ with lbcr 1be two buses went to Herrera Trucking of Pottland on bids of $1351.5'() and $1258.50, while the .truck soW for s1.251 to Gmy King, oew buses pun:based by the lkwd eartier this year made it possible to sell the two 10-~ar old ones in the Me~gs l.ocal fleet. Thacher and non-certified while traffic and spectators fNsmE -~ POMEROY - Bids fm tbe sale of two 1997 FoFd . buses ' And a 1995 Chevy truck: were accepted by the Meigs Lotal Board of Education at its Tuesday night mecriog. come to a standstill to ·•· ..... hlllllld r r' BB , .~ A crowd began gathering Blong Ohio . 124 yestenlay ~ to see it fall, IIDd filii it did. "The stack,~ which once belonged to the former White Rock. Salt Company in Minersville, was ~t down · with explosives • down ro evaporators and into what Rose called a draw settler, From dere it went inlo one of seven ~ gnineriet;. These graineries had large, brass wheels IIDd chains tbat worked with lbe iron lakes which pulled the salt oot and up onto an .incliner wberc it oou1d be drained out came out like wbite suowflakes," Rose recalled As for the stack tbat came down yeilelday. ROiiC said it acted like a vent for tile OOmpiiiY''~ stoker furnaces wbich were between tbe IIDd tbe river. The funiaces heated the water tanks which were stored on the hill behind the salt wo.rks and were pan of the manufacturing process. Rose said a lot of gas "'t P* the hill. Once when Rose was walking near the tanks the flame from tbe carbide light on his hat ignited from the gas and literally blew off his head. Rose said once he ' d climbed nearly to the top of the stack which had a ladder on the inside. He also said once when he and oowoder Bub Davis were wouting the night shift a few chunks from the stack fell off lllld went through the roof of the building below. Davis ran out of the bui~. afraid the place was l9dy to bloW up,. Built in the days wile« there were oo cnmes, Rose still wonders bow the workers ever constructed the effective with next school year, Cara Bullington and Brandon Wolfe as substitute teachers for the remainder of this year, Connie Soulsby as. a purchased service aide for a health handicapped student at Meigs High at $9.19 an hour, and Jo Dunn as tutor for up tQ five houn; a week at $20 an hour. The board approved an overnight field trip request for the nun;ing assistant students ~. their teacher, ?P.al Grueser, to anend the Skills USA Ohio C!tampionships competition in Columbus, April 25 and 26. . In other personnel matters, tbe resignatioo of ~w Fields as a science teacher at Meigs High effective Aprill8 was accepted. The teoching QODqaCt of Tony Dugan as a slack, guessing a lot of physical education teacher a &cafliog was used to hand pour the stnlctUR:. County in tbe 1880' s, no watereveatuallyeuerpias emerged from the pipes one has £ODfinDed wben tbe ~lear water wbidl then went that traveled to the tanks oo .:, M a • Melanie QuiHen, Penby Ramsburg·, Stacie Roach and Paula Roush; Non-certified personnel hired on two two-year contracts were William Ellis and Sandra Walrer, bus drivers; Ellora Panerson. cook, and Amy Young, secretary. Also hired was Steven Conerill as groundskeeper on a continuing contract _ ........ . . Meigs PrimaryllntermediBte Elementary was non-renewed M "" -· las.AJ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 04. April Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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