https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/52f1cbef48e5595074d44789b089ff7e.pdf d993ef6116787aad0cfdb417fbda6021 PDF Text Text • 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 �REGIONAL :The Uilly Sentirel. v,_.u,g ll!'Mitr: ,_,ill Jhq. Dnrl• ....._ . All apr CliPs. and wigs, Which will be don!lted kl help cancer ~ will~ lllill patimts. All-fils 1p llt.vwaie ..Troop StrJ8 tuJ.yMalleMM.I- 7 • s,.-- C ·.c-Ser. · ·:v · SouthenJ On ApriJ 5, idle troop a day camp in at COSI in Columbus, funded JlljiC:JidcJd Brnwnic Troop 1037 by ........W sales proooeds. The aotp Qd .a tAJta1 of 3,528boiiCSof ........... The gids~.aD vayexcikd. We had a meet<ing on April l ~ we started a Tfy-il dvity and also 'did . Southern Bmwnie Tm11J ' 1<037 is led by KimGrueser . ..,.___ ....__ ·and J esstca ·• Wu.ton. ••"' 0 ~~-ym~sm~~"' . ~.m«. ......,......, ""' _,...."""" r iiOIIIe pm-COSI ;activities. .Jhe troop bell! two regular .' meetines for 1he IDOIIIh of "' .~·:;Feb. 4 meeting, .w..~ otk die 1 ted the oomp e · . w. t0 · .~their Safety Sense 'flly.e;u•S ·11 WO!i:- whdt . Jrltey 'beg.an "ft.- ·1 mg on m anuary.....y :uso continued to wmt on plh· .e ring material about New : YoC!Id;. . for tbeir displiy fm ,._,_,..:_ 0 nlllJMllg ay. · At the fieb. 1 ~ meeting, the gir.ls celebrated V.alentine's Pay with a ~o:r~~~l~ ~~ · iln Mardi; we met twice %...:...,., -->.::- _, _ _, ..,..;;,,;_ """"c ~........,.. - . . Oes. On Maid! 18, we deo0llltOd plastic Eastere.ggs and co1om1 Easter picttl=. On M:ardi 15, we had ll!lllf oook• ..__....._ --•.. well'S. ilC IDOUI.U ......, at r'O . We had 12 girls JPIIIilicip!lting ,and their families. On Marob. 4, we Wolkd on severalll:ry-rt . acn\'llles. . .. . = Meigs Junior Uuep 1276 passed .out Valerifute's C8Fds i.s led by Jamna Dxouhd• and treats m each 01bcr. and Patily Sanden;. O&ir fro~ J:b~ ~ . troop bas been busy 1be . itbe Po der .1\Jff Dc!by mttll1b of Febnlary and :ld at Gr:Od Centt:al Mall Maida. in ViolllUI., W.Va. b& Fcbtualy, all of us Participating were Gracie wO!lN on our 11rinkling Tlbaxt.op., Baylee ~ Day project. Our state was and &elsey RGSSiter. Baylee V~. We attended plaCed tbird in her beat lllld TlrintingDayand'tb0ughtit - . . lhe was ,a lot of fun. Our !troOp =-fl~s~::C~ SCI'VCld sliced apples, .Jg!ple first in ber heat, dtiFd in ai.sp, and ~ cider. We Bro~i.e age level, and also demonstrated IDe fourth overall in finals. square dnre., as tbis is tbe Kelsey also recieved Best iln state dance dtJting slit liime. Sbowfortbepreaiest.car. . Thegirl~hadawondcmfu! -'~e an ... can't w•;t *- par oum "' - Th I sclai(y~ April tO, ·w - We enjoyed lleaming iliboottbeod&erstatesinour munt:ry as ~ll .a s sampling the lf<JOO .and """"ing tbe displays.. .· In Mllrc:b., our . lrollp ~ .. our 1ro0pfan-aft .U\IP ·10 U...O} _,. Y .........,......, L*eview Ranch that is a pill of our sist« OO&mcil, ticipate .again next year. On · Feb. 24 ' Thinking Day w.as held at God's NET .in n-me-y. ·--ftding 0 ,.I-•~ r<> m U D ....... tbis event were Marisu. Brooker, Kelsey Rossita:, Tori Ohaney, Emily lbl1., ., uay1ee Grueser, M·"' .....son (JidSooiD.afSealofOhio. Lisle, Rhiannttn . Mttrris, ..,~~~-":':.!': . Kaitlyti Taylor, aDd Gl:acie · - - - - -.,.... Tlbaxton. by II •llit~ * - the bQne The girls enjoyed tasting and ~ booies. We food and ·Jeaming infonna~ tion about the many differ- -,.ent states tbat were on dis- aod. lhe bone ~ be5l fit --~-play. The girls~ all~~ I""WPitity was · !bat tbGii'favootuaii.offfie ~; tints.. We were .e vent was :oolleetfng all .me ~ tcuilii ,il!l,luw_i.Oiddifferent band-made S0U- side • wdl. a I'! venirs from each trutte. ~"!!? Olll!leba C111 "'DatU March bas also been wiry · . . . busy for Troop Hl37. On We enjoyed ~cedi"' ~ March 2, the Brownies beld b0rses and JUst 'betng a bootb sale at Wai-Matt ;in ·~ dtem. Unf0111:unately, Ripley, w. va. to sell Girl 1t was too cold to wasb ·'Scout mok:ies. 'Seven girls ·~ The ~s were very participated in the OOath menclly and. 1l was really sale. The girls did a great cool to led diem out to tbe job and ended up selling all pasture later on ·after tbey ·of their cOOties in about ate. During our '"Weekend .four hours. The girls really stay, we wlllbd WliY ·hlud on our katln' hnliY'!tts .and wofked together as a team. · . A regular iroop meeting .1c:Aflrr belts. 1hey tumed was beld on March 10. At out fabulous. tbis meeting, the girls finWe want ro go again ro i.sbed working on and lhe mndt SOIIMtime in mid earned their Cookies Count September md we ·a re planTry-It which they began ning on doing smne extra working on back · in fund raisers to be able ro November. ~- _ ~ !!trend. .kssita Puncan, • The girls alliO .worked on Paige Sta!lbope, Valerie ·• and earned their Science in Wolfe, Lauren Booth, and Action Try-It Our next reg- Ange1 Sanders. .Adults u1ar meeting is scheduled !mending were Julie Hauls, fot March 24. The girls will Regina ~. Patty be having a pizza and ice Sanders, Trish Slabhope, cream party to oelebnde all and Jerrena · Ebersbach. of their hard wotk. Some of us .an: planning to · The Syracuse Brownie attend summer camp there Troop 5879 meets at the as well. I Syracuse Community We plan to make pot holdCenter. The Troop leadeni ers for Camp Molly W"e Susan Buchanan and Lauman for future visitors Robyn Parker. The ' .troop there. We are also going to has beeh busy delivering be wcrting oo our Caps fur cookies. We sold a total of Omrer project and going to 1248 boxes ·so far. At our swt Let's Get Cooking tilst meeting wbicb was held badge. We are also pl•nning on Man;h II, tbe girls bad on attending and~­ an Easter egg bunt, and a tt:a ing in die annual Rilller party. The troop also made Sweep 011 April 19 and will an Easter Bunny craft. be womng 011 a few out. The troop participated in door badges. We invite all • our Service Units celebra- area girl soouts ro join us. Girls in gn&des ~ are tion of World Thinking Day. Our troop set up a display welcomed 1o join our troop and food representing the by calling lemma state of Alabama. We also Ebersbachat416-1934. .helped collect food i~ . for the Food Pantry. · The gir1 s also participated in a Pinewood l)eJby at the Plllkersburg mall. All of the Reedsville Junior Troop participating girls made it to dte finals . 1042 met on Monday Feb 4 The girls are now busy and 18. Kaylee Goff and collecting stuffed animals Lindsey Putman attewled which will be donated to tbe The gills wOited bard on Senior Citizens and hats, their Thinking Day project. ' ::;:'.:!., ,__IDJ! ' Reedsville Junior Trvop,l042 .. ~ 'VIII= txm:s f;.m., me 1roop 208 mu ,.m., ! 'da .-m · · _· . ·· · • ,.t « : . boris ((304) 696-1901 or (800~ 682-58t9. nckets ::; :e~i~up~: il!be Uampagne Reoeplion pt'COO'ting tbe soow. This event is oo,bosted by the MU Alumni A1>socild:ion and the Young Alumni Committee. at ~,Aprilll An Estate ~'.tanning Seminar will take pl.aoe at · f1:30a.m.in1ihelohnS....,..~ R-oom, Memorial ~ Cen•-. '"1'-- ·•o,n,·c ·w ill ._ ___ ..,.. •·n<: ., .'" " Estate ~Ianning: 2008 ' · .and Beyond with · guest speak.ers Howard R. "Buck" <:Kw.s Jr. and James (J_ (Jr,ltey ~ Cwli&•..:u Woods, PlLC . . of ~ . 1be S L'llllCbcon .rul honor the ...,..... --v.. dass · (195S;:"ft ~ ,~ - -.d ..., ...__ ...... .. • - ~JJ lUIC " ' - w , . _ _ , , _. dloie . who. ~pkd lldi 1958. 'Die vcd1Wlll ,_,;"~ ....__ . lel"-"'l' ,:,..._ ...,... . - uuw. ;;JU - Uld l::30p.m. iiadie ~ MarshaJI Dining· ~. M Sh•dlmf c , 1 · 1 n•.._l- The . . .. . . .· .'· " "• ' • · .. .,.,. CliMt u....., per penon. ~Nlh,..!!.=J'I~~ I"'* -7 dass. at the ball Refm>hmenfs. Grounds. SYRACUSE M 1ay, Aprill4 Wddwoo.J Guden Club POMEROY- Big 8en<l . n- la,,A(Idlll 6:30 p.m. Syracuse Fann Antiques Oub, 7:30 MIDDLEPORT Commnmty Carter I jrida p.m, Mulberry Community Speci•l meeting Qf . Russell to pcsenl program . Center. . Middlq:m Village Oouncil· on water ooo?ainer garden7:30 p.m. to ~ police ing. , evenbi Offioer RACINE - Sonshine Circle, 7 p.m., Betlwiy Friday, April U United Melhodist Churoh . . LONG BOTIUM fellQwsbip ball. Bring bears <JospeJ sing at tbe Faith Full old ~s. Hostes~s Gospel Church, 1 p.m. will be IAuise Frank., Mattie · "Portaln ro sing. ·Fellowship· n Afldlllt Beegle and Kathryn Halt. to foUow, Chmdt I ,, ~ PLAINS ~ l'ilains VFW 9053, • S ?••y, AprillZ I'OMFJlOY - ~e~gs County Cbrisban Motorcycle Association, !'[)ellveml,n n:gular meeting, · 5 p.m., Commttn 1 p.DL • «be ball.~ at · 6:30.JU!L . · CIIES'IBt Shade ·Riwa- Lndge 453, 7:30 p.mry Center's Don M0riis Room. It IWill be pre- celled by uooialat 6 p.m. 5 , Ch Apdl U n.e Scjh0larship Honor lbicq'lliiOO, Which aiJ!litRIIy moog<nizes and honors Mltrsball's scholarsb4> donors and recipients, is scbeduled for 2 p.m. in tbe Don Mmris Room in the Memorial Student Center. Fm more infOimation call • (~~1 696J67.SI. . For mor.e illformotion abo.ut :tU.mni Wuktmd event& or to r.eserve ,a seal at the ~et, ~rs~s -ny • · ~· ,_ call (3 ) 96-29QJ or (BOO) 682-5869. d.ay, Aprilll 1Ut ..~.April IS LONG BOTTOM DOt-is Ballard · will obsel'\le her 80th binhday on April 15. Canis may b sent to her at 34665 Basban Road, Long Bottom, Ohio 45743 . :poJDeroy al1lllllli tickets on sale I'Ol:IEROY - Tickets . 45769. Reservations are to 1958, t963, and 1968. · · for .die .annnaJ Pomeroy be made by May 16. . Again 1his year, four $800 :ffi!h Scbttal Alumni ban- A social bour will be beld Bob Roberts scholarships . qaet and danoe May .24 are fiom 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. in are offemi to students wbo the Meigs Higb School . are either a cbild or grandprice is '$15 cafeteria fOllowed by the cbild of a Jli{S ~~­ : ~ dlis year and may be dinnec .c81etcd by Partfront There ate . official .applipurchased .at Francis Rodst Dine,r·o f(Jallipolis. A dance cation forms. Those applym .at Swisher and Lobse with . George Hall at the ing are to send a resume, ' l'bannacy in Pumeaoy. To organ will Iollttw. Reunion transcript of grades, letter of ·buy licbls by mail, send a class pictures will be taken application.. a cUITent pboto check an .self-addresses following the dinner. Tbe · and infonnation oo relationenve~ to Pomeroy reunion -c lasses to be bon- ship to a Pomeroy graduate Alumm Association, P.O. ored Ibis year will be 1933, to tbe Pomeroy Alumni . B0J: 202, Pomeroy, Ohio 1938, 1943, 1948, 1953, Association, P.O. Box 202, :~-J:; oo Pomeroy, Ohio 45769. In addition, the Charles Gibbs Memorial Scbolarsbip is available ro graduates living in Pomeroy and going into the eduCIItional field. The deadline to submit your information is May 16. Pomeroy Alumni officers for tbis year are Bill Young, president; Judy Sisson, first vice president; Marcia Arnold, second vice president; and Carol Kennedy, secretary"treasurer. Members hear review of Frazier's novel POMEROY Nmm.a ·~ pe• ,,aM an:view-of · "Thi.tteen Moons" by OumJes lUzier _wben tbe Middleport Literary Club met I1:Celltly at die Pomeroy a wbite Indian cbief and so the South, ·up and down the did tbe book's Will Cooper. Mississippi, and to ·t be wban At the age of 12; tbe clamor of .a raw Washington orphaned Will is given a City. Throughout, Will borse, a key, a map, a long Cooper is swept along as the · coat, and a little money and wild beauty of the nineis sent on a joumey through teenth centwy gives wa~ to the wilderness to the edge the 'telephones, automobiles, of the Oterokce N!ltion to and encroaching ri&ilways of nm an Indian. tniding post. the twentieth. With pristine There ·be finds a father in prose that's often wry, Bear, .a Cherokee chief, and Frazier brings a rough-andi.s adopted by him' and bis tumble pioneer past to life, people developing rel!ltion- indicts America with painful mim t!!!lt ultimately fCBEe bluntness for the betrayal of Will's character. All tbe its native people and wbik, bis love of Claire, recounts a romance rife with who ·b e meets at a YOIIllll SIKiness. age, forever rules bis bealt. Giving a ·thorou.gb and "''birk:cn Moonsn takes well received review of the die tc.ader from the uncbart- entire plot, Torres said ·t he ed wilderness -o f an most interesting part of tbe . uDIOP"'iJrd coo?inent, across book to her was the account librmy. . The author's first nttvel, ~<Jeld Mountain" was a · best seDer and was made · into a PQJJu1w movie. Its ·success made tbe Nrntb Carolinian author ,a millionaire. · The main dwracter in "Thirteen Moons," Will Cooper, is modeled after · rea1-1ife frontien:man ·William Holland Thomas Who M-arne a prnspcrous merchant, a ·self-taught lawyer, anil .a state senator. Thomas eventa•ll_y lbennne ...- ~an! . ; t:JWI,ESlQN, W .Va.-::- , will :The Vqjnia Divisioo :of QIJ!nre and History will · ;amclnde its new Oillegilllr :Series tbiupring witlu per. fonnance by &Indents .and :faculty of the WVU CWle.!f: ;of <:lmative Arts dance minor · ~am oo.Mooday, Apru ; ~ 7 p.m. ; 1bc~ .will ·be .held ;in the Fapt West ·v: L Stl5ie ~ a the :~ Cmtn; StE a.Rtol . 'C•••" in Chadestoo. e:s • ~ d!Jden•.und faculty from :west Virginia U.nivertiity ;and Marsha.ll. Universitr. ~FtrSt Lady Gayle Mandlin 1s :die bost of die prqgram. The :~ Sa;ies is free and ;open tD tbe public. _ . '· • The pcrl!!hn!!oce, •m htiM :"Simply Stated,n will con: sist of eigbt selecOOns in an ·eclectic mix of classical hal:let, jazz, modem and dance as well as widwang·~ musicaluumbenl by Bo :Diddley, .Boots Randolph, :Hamiet Bluiett of the Wmld :Saxophone ~t and ·16th-century Italian comGiovane Domenico da :Nola. Students, faculty :including Heather Ahem, . ;.director of the dance pro.gram; and gues? atti.st J.emly :R.ocba are showcased in tbe :theatre :poser - - .Ahem is orlgln~y froin - "Simple . n witb music Providence, R.I., wbete .she by Aaron Copland and co-directed, toured, perchoreography by faculty formed and taUgbt with tbe member Carole Wiedebusch critically acclaimed was originally composed fM Groundwerx Dance .Theater nu'-em dance giant Martha for 15 ye.afs. Graham and is set to a tradiAF. a teacher and as a guest tiooalSbakermelody. ¢st,shebasbotbtaughtand "V.ariation for Princess cboreographed wort fot a Florina" (Bluebird) from variety of groups at colleges, Sleeping Beauty is a classi- universities, and other educacal ·ballet piece with music · tiooal institutions in Arizona, by Tchaikovsq. · Alaska and California. . A featured ptece, WBeauty ()perato£," was cboreoIP&fO:d by Rocha, atti.stic directol' and choreographer of Rocha I>ance Theater in New Yodl: City while she was in residellce at WVU last October. It · is a hiiiilllfOils dance theatre WQrk; abOut a he•nticianlscientist ~ .. goDe . 1bld, bet uloo patron and a Greek chorus of beauticians wbo could double as Stepford wives all trying to create the perfect woman and lure the patron into madness. · Other wwb include "No One,n wbich was choreo~ by a dance minor stuilent, -Aislin Crovak, "Blink," "We All Believe" . and "Thcte's a Groove in My Jain" cboreoR1111lbed br, Ahem, and ''9 Crimes ' wbicb was choreographed • • by students Lauren Hanahan and Rachel Romero. ' : COOLVIL,LE Doris ·Buchanan was lllllilal :weetly best weight-lois :winner and Cindy Hyde :runner-up at the April 8 ~ meeting of lOPS {1'lke Off ·Poundi: Sensibly) Chapter 2013 Coolville with :1·6 members present. • Recognized was Dottie :Jean Bond for tbe fourth :oon9eCIJtive silt weeks with :no pin. KOPS (.Keep OtT 'Pounds Sensibly) members :L.aehresia Bogardus, Mary" iCielmd, May Frost, Louise !Hersbey and Patricia :toR 1M ??ll 50 Mulbeny Ueiyhls • Pomeroy,OH {7-40)11M271 TolfM~~~~~~ ~~--~-....=====:!!1 • f • ~ < ' DMr Aaie: My dangfner and her husband present e~y well in public. In fact, tbey are fostl% parents to infants. But behind closed doors, things are vecy ugly. The foster babies are well Clllcd for and my daughter requires tbe ema inoome tbey bring. However, their own children bear the brunt of their parents' frustrations. My daugbter often screams at her kids and uses painful physical force to · get tbeir attelllion. My S0n-in-law is usually ~sive, but l have occasionally witnessed him physically lashing out .at bis chil~ dren, as well. I try to help my grandchildren by visiting tbem, but I -r ome home crying and fearing for their emotional wellness. Wbat else can I .do'!- Worried Gnwl....oDear Graadmotller: For the sake of those cbildren, you need to report your daughter to the authorities and let them investigate tbe abuse. (This can be done anonymously.) Can you babysit die kids in your home on the weekends or after school so Mom and Dad can get a · break'! Can you afford to hire someone to help them with cbild care? They sound overwhelmed and stressed, and lhey are .taking it out on lhe children. Do wbatever you can to belp diem. Dar An · I am seven years into my ~ to "Jim.n It was great until bis ex-wife moved back to town ill: months after the wedding, with the e7ipress purpose of breaking us up. Jim visits ber bome every otber weekend to see his grandson and frequently calls ber to talk about -t heir three children, even tbough they all are adults. She does noi acknowledge my existence, wbich makes tbe relationship . between my ~ 1s a ootiflecfjlil~ it has a revolving · door. When my daughta mo~ · back home because she was unemployed, Jim !brew her ouL 1be only m&SOn his 5011 bas his current job is becaiise his father $01 it for him. He is otberwtse t.oW!y unmotivated. T1D1 n:fuses 00 give him a deadline to . move 01IL . I can't believe any oda , woman would put up wid& tbis. What shoukll do'! _;,.. w-· Odd Old • P 11vuia . Dar Odd: TIDI 's ex cannot break. up your IDII1Tiagc unless your husband is cooperative. It is OK if be aDd bis ex-wife are on friendly tenns - it makes things easier when it comes to children, grandchildlm and family events. Visiting every other weekend to see his grandchild is also Dot excessive. . Phone calls, however, sbould be limited to necessary conversation.. especially since this bother.; you so much. As for the freeklading son, is he paying rent? He should be. It sounds as if Jim has margiualizcd you from decisions regarding bis. ex-wife and children, and this is 11nfair and potentially deslructive to yttur marriage. Tell him the two of you must wort oo it together. If he won't cooperate, please talk to a marriage oounselor. · DMr Almie: I recently lost a friendship. How? Thanks to my meddling. Please tell your readers to stay out of other people's lives and mind their own business. It's not wortb it. - S.,.h bid Wl!lft' in li1Drida DMr l1lorida: We don't !mow wbat kind 'of "meddling" you did ·t o end a friendship, but you are right tbat · most people don't appreciate it wben others stick tbeir noses wbere they don't belong . Sometimes a sincere apolo~y _ c an help, so please gwe tt a try. - Alutie's MGI6o~: is writ- ·· li1 K....., ..,...,• ., 111M 1\usblml's.llli:ililren ang me - - very diffieult. · Mt~trJ s.,.,.,~ etJi.. inslructor with a sp(:ctalized · I don't mind when Jim fDn of tile .lu Lzd • study in dance conditioiting. 8nd his ex discuss the birth oolw•a. Pl«ue e •ri',_,. She earned her . master's of a grandchild or an emer""'"-=iJ111ft, or ...W · degree in dance and gradu- gency situation, but wby ated witb honors from does be have ro see ber and flo: Auie's J'ri,..r, 1'.0• California State University call her so often at this stage Btu lllllftJ, CAW ,.. IL in Long Beach. oftbeir lives? I think it only 66611. To ~ Oflt zbollt A...U's MGi'hr, For more informption encourages her. Jim's youngest son lives IUtll FNilfetlbun ., flllwr about the student dance performo.nce, contact with us because he quit bis 0 d rr Syeiicztr w ., • Jacqueline Proctor, deputy job without baving another IUtll . ~ rial tie commissioner for the lined up. He moves in and CIWIIOn Sy•liczte We6 Division, at (304) 558-022(). ·out of our house as thougb flaP at II*Wll'.a Nton..ctHiL . C::,':c!. utbt ~allqaoli• Bail!' Qtrtbune, •be -~otnt Jlta•ant itegi•ttr and The Daily Sentinel have launched a new page every Friday called "Faith and Family". · If you have a testimonial story,. life-changing event about yourself or even a poem _that you would like to share please email to: I :. TOPSlosers honored ...., of "The Trail of Tears •. Sbe thought there was too much description and narration and not enougb conversation to bold the reader's interest in a depressing story. For h,er tbe ~me of tbe book was: "Nothing is certain but cbange. lbere will be no bappy ending.n Following the review 14 members answered roll call by naming a notable preCivil War .pioneer or Native American wbo influ~nood history. The next meeting will be April 16' at the Pomeroy Library witb Olita Heighton as hostess. Thece will ·be a group discussion of "The Awakening" by Kate Cbopin. Dana Kessinger served as hostess. ••em • BY KAniY AND iiARcv Soo•R . Collegiate Seri~s t:eS!llnes QP April14 ·. . · e:venins'i Ahem '. ' . ....... ...... - S ' . PORR..AND -. Gos~ smg, 6 p .m., StJversville Community ChUJ!Cb, Portland. "Deliveredn to sing. Fellowsrup following. There's a time to ·get involved dr~, Aprill3 Birthdays . . IIJ!d 1bc series bas .consisted of and iectures Or.A. 'W*- ...... Ot? S ALFRED " Unityn siu~ers to be at tbe Alfred Umted Methodist Church., 7p.m. . ALBANY - <Jospel jam session at Carpenter 8aplisl Cbun:h, Obio 143, 6-8 p.m. Open to all petfonners and the pu . blic. . A~ T()W' of <C81DpUS wi1l WlcJw lhe lwx:~&eoo. 1he _.al Alumai Awadi Banquet and 0:\ liu!6.1!JD starts .at 6:30 p..m in ilhe . Memorial Sbldem 'lltursda)', April to, 2008 ANNIE'S MAILBOX set at Ma ·~ball Our !mOp pioted 1he mte . planned (0 he'lp the Boy of &entucly. They put Soouts wi1h their PiDewoQd together a DVO, a boatd, a Dolby_ .at P<oint Pleasant thg, stio'km md ~aps to Middle_SoOOo'l. ~N, W.Va. 'Sharewithllhcothernoops. We did ev.a1uatWm; on - ; ~ujldjng. on the~ On Nib 24, our troop Thinkin;g Day. Some of1he : · !_~d~ ~ F~b.; joined alhbe other troops at leaden; 'Went !11!1 llhc .......a.iie · ...... ~ o · at'!! _ GOO' NET for lbinkin ,;,,....1...._.. · cook Umversdy s Alumm Day. tve 'Sel\'M KR:'s ~ ;i~u ro ~ cldA - Wi , w;S 1008, bigbligl•cd oom chiokon fQT our .f~ The sodk bop had bCJc:n as alw!!YS by ilhe annQlll because . :that's \\\bere <CIIIICclled. Alumm A~ards BliDlluet "'-'-nel co-Alfmm. ,.,._ - rdi and CdebraliiOD .E........, -".""'ed"was_,. IS w n~ on Alumni w,.,.,b,., activi. v~enJOY rt ..... we two to :liC:l"VVCel**lJ!CU lici n.nday April 110 .a1lba4agoodflime. sudh~Bears,PI 'm;..S I ~ 'Sqpd'Y, '"PriJ 13. The tFoop met 011 ~cb Book:li: Caps fur Clmcer, The 71st annual awards 3, !7, and . 3. Lmdsey -oollectiU1g ~and . J~~~J,gs,, banquet statts at 6:30 pJm. ~ ·and ~ylee Go~ ;and donatit\g · OllfgmWJI ~· April 12 in the ·ll1l !ll'ttllde«! lbeVd.smmed. m ~ltllCJsni!etm. · Ncworial Stnilent Center's · tberr cookie money. lhis past fii0011l we bad "'- ""---" R Kaylee sold 103 boxes of Girl Scout . Week and ilhat is ~s u:rm. · _ --"""'-· _,. l ' nd __,.. ....._ --1- ~'"-"-1 . _ . . . VCl'SitJ stu .__...., _.... • ~y ,;uw """ 'Wm. ........ ~ ~ dents and alumni will be 711! of~: Way suppo~ t0 !'ear a Girl bOIIORld at the banquet. to ~~, guts. They Will ~ Soout .pm or~ . Clost <to .uend die banquet, deet~ ~ to do with W~talked:aboutlhe<CIFCIIS ~cb wi.Ubeprecededby a some of_llbeir 1D0ney. oomtng Ill'· We w«ked on sooi1l1 at. 6 it; '$45 ,, _ .,.__ ....... •• ·-"·-.. "'--_... Our ·--"' .-•""' :e;u~ ,..,S(J """''"""" '!'II .a n IIOHI&~<a ~ ....,._ _.... pcr!i0ll M 715 per ·~ .1heir OooJputc:r badge mid mocring m Marolt WliS on Music will -be provided -durtheir Fun & Fit ~- They Marolt 20. · ing dae '80Cia1 by 101m _, going m attend tbe We had five girls and Mafslwl Fife and Drum G E.M.S t . 1hree adults and <dues . e¥en ~ , were Gxps. Padrel'sbUJll, W.Va. onA{lril $8. _ This· year's A!lumni 5. Kaylec has been w~ Cookie money was Weekend acnvitiei _, her J · • Aid lbadg ~ -~""' thi · tDODtb on uruor · · e -~~ s past ' · sponSOI!ed by Bank of alsoonberlea&rSbippin. Thefirstwmkcndot'Mardb, America and SODEXHO. The ~shave been ·wmk- we bad .a lboodt liale .and it 11m: is a Cl9IJlPiete list of ~ .'lridl dte am-ies on -..well. Odlfl' 1 · !Ill,._ .Ah\nWi ~end events: Smat Girhotiviliies. · <e •n1 IWCft: ~ ~ .a · . 1' ' '' Apilll dlle &irs and allo pi · 8' Mmlull University's • oor ead cit' the~ ~!if~. annual Miliuuy B.a11 will be The lteedsviUe Juuior held at the Don Moms · I _ noo,p met • Feb. 4 R00111 in die Memmial .aad &b. 1'8.. 1mse p:esent SbJdent Center. The The Dll!lnth of liebnuuy · were Kaylec Goff, .and 'Militily Ball rimeline is as •Olll' lirOOp iliad meetings on Lindsey PutmliD. 'l1le :gills {gllows: 5;30 mv~ lleb. _7 and 14. All of ·o ur wo~ haM o_n their and ooc'bmls; . .P.m.. begin oookie •c atch ~orders were Thi~ Day proJect. Our (lC!'e(llODY IU~chtinncr. ·~ and we alS0 ;wo_*ed on !tFoop ~ die state of The cost IS $40 per pertbings {01' tbe Thm'king Oay Kenttwk:y. They put togelb- wn and $75 ~ ·coup~. · event . . er. a DVD, a ,boaFd, a ~, For_ mo11e detatls, ViSit We cbose for our ilbm'king sttckiers .and swaps to Slw'e lmp•.f/www ·m~!fSh&tt~u/1' day state Hawaii and we with the (>J1ber troops. owl. For 'more ~.onnatlon., searched info~tion . ·lll\d. . ~n . Feb.. 24 our ilro0p oon~t MI.!. Jefti1ey learned many drings sbout Joinedallthe<Jiher<tmopsat Stephens .a t (364) 696Ha~aiiandusedour_infor- God's Na f01' ~ng 6450·Frilllly,A,nlll mabon to set up -o ur-display. Day. We served KfC s popA . f •'-- ._ ___. They decided that .tbey will oom chicken for oor food, ~tmg 0 ""' .....uu go to tbe .circus ;in April. because . ilhafs where .of ~tors 0 ·~e M_U Asbley .and Joyce Colonel Sanders was 1iRml · Alumm AssocJanol! witll .. . ..,.. -~........... and tate p1ace .at libe Ericbon ·"'ommes ..... . a• """'"""'.com· e'IGI)'.one we AI "-- noon . ' ---'-1 -.C• .all had •OIIJO_, ood .... ' n.. __ 1110!}1. ~"'--.._.,.....,r uum 111101""" ~ rco~v_e "'':""' 00 · .a g n_me. . Wllli14 . our coo'kiie :aoti.VIly pm. We The Reedsvdle J 1IJilOl' AI ~ Wcekc d ill wed lO ~g Day CJit Troop 1042 met on M fticiu;j be . n fi 0 11be21dl.anc1bld.a .... of fun March 3 17 .and 31 with . YWltb . . gm n Y .. . ' •· ' evemng .a Welcome leamtng about the otbcr : Lindsey 1\mrum, and ObampagneReoepti from states, mQJ .0. of.the ~ ~lee Go1f ~- ~ 6 m 7:30 ~,~.m. ~ tbe playi,_ .and our favcmte, . Jirl.s. tut.1Dtd ~u . .all their · Culinary lnstttute at 917 samphng lbe f~ cootie mooc.y. Kaylee W1d 11li.nil Ave . .to celemtte the We had two gids go die 1'~3 !boxes of .....-.kies :and 50th Reunioo Class -of 1958 tbe Pow&t;pulf Detby beld ~ sold n~ bo~ of mid univemty accompli&b. :at _the P.auhrsbUJll mall, (l(II!W ""'.~ WilY 110. J$0 'Pk- .ments. · · F.ricb ~ "IDlh\:sbll!y ~hey Mllile dead~~~ A1 · W p.m., national do !Mdr 101J1C. litAr ooanedic 'talent:-9reg H!!lm iln Mardi. our rust meet- IID!ey. - . be fea'tul'ed at the i~~g was oo the Marob 6. For Uae pt!i,aso WOibd Clll Funny Bone Comedy Club. 1hat IDN'itjng we bad ibeir (lompJtcr hl6" - ' The sbow is rated COipOlllte gids, tw.o wJnlts, aod dues 'lheir F1J!14 Fit badge. Tbey friendly with a soft R rating. WCR$l3. are gomg to attend ~ The balcony wiD be · Pledge was Savanna,~ ·G .E.M.S. event m <reserved for the Alumni promise was Holly. That Parkersli!illlg, W.Va.., -on Alisociatittn. Tickets are meel:it\g for old ·b usiness we April 5. Kayloe bas lbei:l1 . $[2, but the ftrSt 50 to 1make docided to do a ·cookie com- wrdiqg 011 Ia JtmiOir Aid <reliCIVations will receive a mcroial. We wO!bd oo the · 8~ .and .also on Ia free ticket. · collllllCI'cial diat we were -Leader~ .Pm. 1bc @ids Attendees may order . going to say. have been wmting wi1h die from tbe menu and a :there Cookies .came in on Fd!. Brownies on SIDBit Girl will be a CIISb bar. Call the ' ·26. New :business, we Aoti'\ities. abmmi office fW' n:serva- PageA3 ' BYrnE BEND 2008 Col1Nl'f.·GIRL SCom DIARY ·Alw••~ week~nd MEl~ Jw c._. n...o.. PageA2 The Daily Sentinel ~ Ricbmond were in leeway. Lewb' Pat Snedden presented a program on "Sabotaging tbe Saboteur." Information was given regarding Area ·Recognition Days on May 2 and 3 and the Meigs County Relay for Life oo May 9 and J(i). 'The group meets evecy Thesday Torcb B~:~ Church. Weigb-in is 5:15 to 6: IS p.m. with a meeting at 6:30. · at For information. call Pat Snedden at 662-2633 or atkrtd a free meeting. .. kkeiiJ.@mydailytribune.com nfields@mydailyregister.com hoetlich@mydailysentinel.com Limit your story to I 500-750 words. . . Please include a phone nnmber ~· in your email. ........ .. .. - ., - ·I ;· I ' '. ~ . '' �OPINION The Daily. Sentinel . 1--- "" BUSINESS WRITER Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Dan Goodl ich Publisher Chartene Ho ana Gene!at Manager-News Ecltor Co11grus siWIIIIIIh 110 l4w ru,m"l ..,. utdlislmtmt of rdigUiit, or prMaitUt lire jrft aarise tlumlf; or dri4.fiag tlv fo.-':tlll of spud, or of lite p~; or lire ritlrt of tie Jlft'.· ph JH"'U4Wr to ~.., to pditimt du GoM'IUfle'ltfor • mlress of~-Tile First Al•lldt•alt to the U.S. ConiiiUIIon . TODAY IN HISTORY NEW YORK -- While the rest of tbe nwketpl:ace sees 11101tgage-backed securities as radioactive, Ben Bemanke doesn't-- at least when the taxpayers' mouey is .at~. That isn' t an April Fool's joke. 'lbe chairman of the FedeR! Resetve thinks tbe Fed's $29 billion loan to facilitate tbe' fire-sale of Bear Steams isn't at risk because lbe iOOllatt:m backing it bas a high aalit nllil1g. He also said at a oongressiooal hearing that the Fed's financial adviser is ~nllbly confident" the central bank. will get its DIODCY back on those ~assets- and may even profit. Maybe it's time tor him to' call up some bank executives v.tlo' ve lost their jobs by counting on the same premise. The housing and credit crisis is proof lhat mings wJrich look safe may . not be. B.emanke's first comments on tbe central bank's mid-Man:h move to save Bear Steams froiD oollapse came Wednesday and Thunday during back-tohack oongressional bearings -· first the Joint Economic · Committee, and then the Senate Banking Committee. Bear Steams was crippled when marlret rumors ·began to swwl about the size of its exposure to mongage-related securities, and whether it bad ample reserves to cover Today is 'lllursday, AprillO, l!be 10 Ist day of 2008. 'lbere . ·· · · . Today' s Highlight in History: On April 10, 1912. lbe RMS Titanic set sail from Southampton, England, on its illfated maiden voyage. On this date: In 1790, President Washington signed into · · law the first United States ~t Aot. In 1866, lbe American Society fur the Prevention of Guelty to Animals was inoolfOated In 1932, German president Paul Von Hitv!enburg was reelected in a IUDOff, wid! Adolf Hitler 00111iJ18 in llCiCOI1d. In 1957, Egypt roopeaod the Suez Canal to.all shipping traffic. (The ·canal bad beeu closed dile to wreckage R:sulting from die Suez Crisis.) In 1963, the nuclear-powered submarine USS Thresher sank during deep-diving tests off Cape Cod, Mass., in a disaster tlla1 claimed l29 lives. · In 19i2, tbe United States .and d:le .Soviet Union joined some 70 nations in signing an agreement banning biological warfare, In 1978, Albdy Sbevcbenk.o, a higb.f'llnk.ing SOviet citizen employed by the United Nations, sougbt political asylum in the Uoiled States. In 1992, coinodian Sam Kinison, 38, was killed in a car crash outside Needles, Calif. Ten years ago: The Northern Ireland peace talks oooduded as ·negotiators reached .a landnwt setdelJCilt 10 end 30 years of bitter rivalries and bloody attacks. . Five years ago: Iraqi television aired videotaped greetings ftom Presideht Bush and British Prime Minister Tooy Blair. The Hause passed a bill creating a national Amber Alert sy~tem and streng1henin~ ·child ,pornography laws. A tire in a boarding school for tbe deaf in sout:bem' Russia killed 30 children. ~va Narcissus Boyd. the singer fonner"Jy k'oown as "Little Eva," died in KiDstoo., N.C. One year age: A woman wearing 111 explosives vest strapped Wldemeatb her black robe blew herself up' in the midst ~tf 200 lrdQi police recruits in Muqdadiyab, killin,g ·lfi. TWo Russian cosmonauts and U.S. blllionaiJTe Obades Simonyi arrived at the ·intemarional space station. DNA tests showed that fonner boyfriend LaiTy Birt:bead was the father of Anna Nioole Smith's bBby. T~y's Bi11hdays: Actor Hmy MOIJID is 93--"-.Actor Omar SbariLis 7fJ. Sponscaster Jolui Madden IS 72. RtiyilmHDld-'blues . singerBubbi.e,iiUih f'fbe.~l is 72. Sportscaster Don Mecedith is 70. Reggae artist Bunny Waller is 61. Actor Steven ~al is 57. Rock musician Steven Gustafson (10:000 Maniacs) is 51. Singer-p-oducer ~ "Babyface" Edmonds is 50. Rock singer-musician Brian Setzer is 49. RIlPPi"' Afrib lllunb!'taa is 48. 01~ gold medal ~er Calhy 1Uner is 46. Act«..oomcdiari Odando Jones is 40. Kenny Lattimore is 38. Rapper Kamaal (AKAQ-Tlp) is 38. Actor Ryan Merrimlm is:ZS , Maybe it's too bad Singer Mandy Mooce is 24. Actor Haley Jed Osment is 20. Baghdad isn't .actually a Thought for T<lday: "Take from me the hope that I can pa1t of the United States, change the future, and you will send me mad." - lsnel like:, say, New Orleans. Zangwill, English ckamatist (1864-1926). Bush· administration loyalists would be arguing that its make-believe "Green Zone" go\lernment bad · become lbe ultimate .Welfare <State and fr'ded tO 'he cut Joose of its dependency on Utters to the editor are welcome. They shoMld ~ ~ss U.S. dollars and military than 300 worrJs. All .letters are subject to editing, IIIUSt be might, lest it remain perma- · signed, .and inclUde address and te~plwne rumrbe.r. No nently crippled. What's IIIISig>red !fetrers --'" will . be published. Ul1ers shoJUd ._ be fn.1-' more, they'd· ·be n'gb · t. -g ood taste, uui<ressmg issues, not persONJ.1ities. ....,rrers D.J loste.ad, the . ai-Maliki thanks W~Mslllldi!rdivilluals willllllt~~• ·11 _.. ·'·•" d f;Jr publi/YifWn. ~· · - c• ' ' · '" , --~ •..-!c " -, · '· • !:!mlmp __ (li~t ~~~!hs are 265 days left in the year. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR .. rivals' control over .the Iraqi port city of Basra saw American soldiers enlisted as ~artisan fighters in what s essentially a domestic qllliiTel.. Why should we care which Iranian-backed Shiite political party prevails ~? Wid! one CIU• cial exception, the differeooes among the three main · parties concern Iraqi ciwil and religious · issues of no imponaooe to Americans. How many Americans should die over wbetller Iraqi · women are forced to wear veils? · Don't look to our own Peerless Leader for an answer. As usual, President Bu&b limned the conflict in cartoonish good-guy-versus-bad-guy · terms. He described .the fighting in Basra and elsewh«e .as "a bofd decision" by Prime . Minister Nouri al-Maliki and predicted "a defining moment in the llistory of a free Iraq." Most Iraqis saw the Basra offensive as a "clumsy power play to weak.eJ! so-c.alled "radical anti-American clrsic" Muqtada al Slldr before The Daily Sentinel Reader Services c ·~Jilralll:r (USPS 21s.) . Ohio~PubiWiilag n.~ evary r-..u • ............... atAIIOGil, - - , . 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Ra6ngs IIDII Moody's 1nves10r ScMce have balb annno•I!()I"JJ reviews of lbe Alt-A segmm. of ,&IH•i.al ~ sccurilies 1Nii:« m ~ OM•-'•• due to lhe dctailntion in the U.S. bunsin,g iiWI:cf Roslltl' also notes dlat many financial company ex«Utives tried to bide bdlind wbat be c.alls "our exposure is highly rated myth,n . befure lhey bad to eventually tD:e massive write-downs oo de assets. Citigroup Inc.'s Chunk Prince and Stan o·~ at Menill Lyndt lost tleir jobs as a resuh. "The problem (with lbe financial crisis) began becau11e lencbs made loans to borrowers without oonsidering their ability · to repay. Now tbe Fed is doing lbe same.~ ROSIICc said. Another ftash point in 8enuuJke's testimony came when be ac1mowledgcd that Bear Steams did the valuation of the roUatcal in the tranSI!dion. Imagine that: A ~ home sellel" gets to do the ~<state &IIPGiisal for lbe buy«. . -The Fed's financial adviser on the transaction, Bl.ackrock Inc., bas vetted the Bear Steams' valuatiooL Bemanke acknowledged, BRADBURY- ~I M. Michad. 88, life-long o•deuf , of Bradbury, passed away oo April 8, 2008 a Owtbi<d: .{'a!!rr. Sbe was born oo Ool!le 31, 1919 in lkaciJury, m.• howe~ lila if Bla:lioc:t: bid fouocl lbe coli al 10 be worth a lot lliss, lbc Fed ·1be Semite lbnking Commince asb:d Thursday fur lbe Fed to wpply detail 00 diose IISSCtS and lbe pliameta's that weut into aa:gcl4ia6ng lbe deal And ~o.:r-te·s . . . (IMIMifi4S 26- '107.10 52 Wwekl '214.21 • his II: I BY J!!• ,,_ liMB••• Aim waving Tibetan tl.ags in front of the city's Pier 39 tourist destination. The students, wbo arrived by bus from the University of California, Davis., banaed drums and chanted "Go Olympicsn in Olinese. ~rm proud to be Orinese and rb; Olllraged hea"'se ~ are so many people who are so ignoomt they doo 't know Tibet is part of China,~ Vi Ole said. "'t was and is and will forevi2' lie part of Olina." The torch's 85,000-mile, 20-natiim global journey is tile longest in Olympic histO!)', and is meant to build excitement for the Beijing Games. But it bas also been targeted by activists angered over China's human rights record. Hundreds of pro-China and pro-Tibet demonstrators blew whistles and waved flags as they faced off neJII' the site of the relay's opening ceremony. ,., Pt-. Police struggled to keep tile "'"'CC• WoluEII •ssnrwmPRESSus:aws SAN .,.. • "'CISCO - . . ~ of tbe lale Gcolge B. and l!::ssie Gilman! Sisson. •Sic was a .......,.ha- of lbe Bradbuly OIUidl of Olrist. ~"'""""~ In ·lllditioo to her . . - she _ was pmadcd in cbdt by · The Olympic IOidt played .Ia husband of S7 ~""Pde Michlel; dee sisters· Ve4a • bide md seek with dlou1 amhert., Pauline Hudson and Maly Ronsb· two brodets, smds of cLoi1¥JII01iaras and ·Joe SislilOil and John Sisson. ~ators aowdiag the · Mabel is survived by four dtildom; Pat (Dm) Arnold of City's waterfront ,1\meroy, Pete Michael of MiddlqJort, Paula (Rogeo-) Gaul . W~sd.ay be~~ being of Pomeroy, aud John (Debbie) Michael of Maninsbw:g; spmled away Without ev~n ·W.Va.; eight grandchildren: Jolm Arnold, Melanie Daniels a formal goodbye oo Its .Orq Mich.aet: Lori Nash, Trici.a Micbad, Kristi RiiDe, Mill , symbolic stop in the .H.ayres and Ooris Micbacl; 10 grc.aq;uukhiidlal: Justia, , Uniled S~. Casi, Dustin, Nale, Andrew. ~. Jaoob, GarRu, , After Its parade WI!' :Graci and Dylan; brotbcf-in-law. Herman M"ICbael; sista"-in- . oauutod ~ ~ to , r-vc:nt disrupbons b_y ·law, Vugini.a Michael; and sevenl niea:s and DqllewS. · · A funenl will be held at II a.m. on'Ibursday at F~- ~s1ve crowds of anh;Aoderson-McDaniel l'unmll Home in M"uldlr.poot wid! China protesters, lbe .Pastor Tom Runyoo officiating. Burial will fullow a1 Meigs ' pl"'lll"d closing ot=lllOilY ·Memory Gaodens. . at de waterfront was can" Visiting boors were held from 5-8 p.m., Wedoesday a the . cdcd aod moved to San .funcnl home. · . Frmcisco · Intenlllional . In lieu of ftowers, memorial donations can be made to Airport. 11e R.ame was put ·Holza' Hospice ur Bradbury Chwdl of<luist. A registry is dim:21y oo a plane md was available on-line at www :andm;omnotaniel.com. not displayed. . oouldn'tast for-. iii-~ ny .,.,..lbcu••i••..,liCVa'ity l:llbc ...::..... mortaisis. be Slicl ... ~ oct .. aliiry Wll5 ••••• B oonfiikD dlllt we will be able m 11!011\'D' 1be IUD ....... if we dilpo9e of these :ISIIClS oo aiiiCaSiml bias, Dllbe£ dum llCII diem alia ooce..~ Then came the Do ngnJre Aid lbc Fed may e\1eO ~ money oo the deal ln'e4nenr !!!3ftal!'!l' aod ~ Jcftiey Miller Sllid if thelliing martrt IUmS up md tbe IDilltgllge drfwdts slow den !bose J]IUfils CIOUid cone. But clearly the Fed is makin~ a bet dlllt most of US <lOiddn l stDIDaiL "From an inveslmtGt perspective. this is 11011 anydliag any01e woold · choose to do," said MiJb, who writes tbe blog ~A Dash of Insight" lhat loots at aurmr lllllkt events. "But Ibm: is a benefit to society~ lbal came . lllroQgh this bailout. fW:!al Reave Bd of New Y«t. whidt led tbe lrlmSIIdion. bas said ~ will lqiOI'taquancdy va'lnlljooof . die pxcfolio. 11en taxplyCl"S will gd to see if Bamote's •!pbcaf assesSIIaK bolds tne. *"'"": ------------------------------------ 1to11e~~~ de route and the~ site of local Briefs de ~ c.JeRmllllY wae made amid setUrity ()()Deems foUowing chaotic protests in London and TO!dl ft.w1uers MMt UendEliSOI '· lell, and Special Olympian groups apan. ~t least two protesters TOUI'D8Dlellt Pms of China's human Mict el 9 !e~.ri!jiit,move«hetorchdownVanNessAvenue · . rigbtJ;. - d in Tibet aud . Wed! tay during the Toroh Relay in San f'raucisoo, The were cited for inteifering 11JPPERS PLAINS --Lakeside lewhs 4-H Club will d!le~ but dey dfec- ~ bdl pia~ 1tic1e and seek wilh thousands of .with officers, but oo liiJ'ests · .bold a oom hole tournament at 10 a.m. on April26 at the · ti\'dy~many spec- demausbakirs and speo •••scrowdirtg the city's watelfiorll were made, according to ·~Plains B.all F'leld. . . tabllli who wanted to sce tbe 'Nedo1eslilay befoie being spiiled away wilhout even a far- police spokesman Sgt. Neville Gittens. Officers . ftiecntty file is $20 per team. Tte toumammt will be dou- · fl_ame. from 'Wi.tDessing tbe mal ..........._ on il5 _......... .,.,., in the United Slates. 'ble eliminalioo wid! two divisions, adult fur 14 .and up and bisulric QMjl'ft(llt. __.,_ ~,. .. _ - . . . . blocked public access to :cllildlm, 13 and younger. Prizes will" be awarded &lbe klp As it made its way house. A ..-......,de esrort lisbed by the Glmmunist bridge leading to the cerethree places in each division. Coooessions will be available. ~ the streets of Sail departed. b;;t~~torcbbear- Party IIKHlthpiece People •s mony site across Mc:Covey Pre-register by oontatting Sbeny Hendrix at 985-445001' ~SClO,. de flame ttav- rs was nowhere in sight. Daily, said on its Web site. Co~ ~who MissiJonesat591-2838. dodmSWitcblwJcsaodleft Officials drove the called the changes a planned to l".lOrnT lhe . _.. the crowds confused lUld Olympic torch about a mile It "brilliant idea.n - -J IUIUJ waiting f« a parade tbat inland and banclcod it off to "Today's relay was full of dropped out earlier this never anived. Protesters (Wo runners away from pro- Suspense and drama ... the week becaffiu~alof safedty oonlbe. POMEROY -· The Meigs County Depanmmt of Job also hwriedly changed testers and media, .and -dley wbole story was like a cems, 0 Cl s Slll · · " Orina torchbearers competed with ·and Family Services is spooooriilg two inflll1lllllional meet- plans and chased de lm!Ul- began jogging towanl the Holl ood yw moVIe, people not only protesting ed Dame. . . Golden Gate Bridge, in the ·ings on bow to become a foster <Or adoptive parent. said. though China's gnp · on Tibet, but its News Service Mayor Ga~ Newsom . opposi~ direction of the it also called the San · According to a release from the MCDJFS the DJ!"Cfings · human rights reoord and ·are being held in an elfon to alleviate ·tbe shortage of foster told The Assonated Press aowds waiting for it. M~,~re Francisco leg a "harm_ o support for the governments or adoptive homes in Mei.gs Glunty in an effurt to "keep that de wdl-diOieograpliod confusion foHowed with nious joumey.n of Myanmar and Sudan. our kids in Meigs Gluntyff raiber than.send tbem to homes swi~ of the site-of tbe the torch coovoy ~ndy Jiang Xi.ayou., executive Local officials say they . outside the area which results in having them leave their dosmg ceremon~ was stopped near l!be bridge vice president of the Beijing support the diversity of prompted by tbe su.e and before heading southwan1 schools, te:achers and friends behind. Olympic tooch relay COQI- viewpoillts, but tightened of de avwds to d:le airport. behavior The first meeting will be held May 14, the second one on thanked San security foUowing chaotic The plane carrying the mittee, May 29. Both meetings wiD be held from 6 to 7 p.m. 2t tbe massing . Olitside AT&T Pomeroy Libmy. For more infonnation those interested Pad, where tbe opening torch tool!: off from San F~~s some of them protests dllring the torch's Cde\DOO)' took place. Francisco International faided to see the sacred stops in London and Paris can oont.act 992-CARE (2273). and a demonstration 'lbl2 was "a dispiopor- Airport at 9:05 p.m. PDT tlame tooay;r -Jiang said. Monday in whiCh activistS '· . tionate eoneenttauon of Tluiisday ·said airport duty through a . t ranslabung baimers from the speaking people in and around the ma~~J~ger Abubaker Az.am. lOr at the closing ceremony. Golden Gate bridge. As the flame traveled A'IlfENS - Tile Southeast Ohio Woodland lnte:rest start of die relay.~ be said in Vans were deployed to phone interview while tow&rd the airport, news "But we all have felt the a Group will meet Monday, April 21, at the Athens County of the Olympic haul away arrested protestpassion Extension office. Speaker for the evening will be Dr. Brian traveling in a caravan that dribbled through the crowds movement" ers, and the FAA restricted of more than 10,000 spectaacoompan!"" die torch. · McCarthy, professor of Forest Ecology at O.'U. He is There were signs of tenflights over the city to lntemalioual Olympic tors and protesters gathered The topic for this meeting is the effect of bush boneyPresident at the waterfront that the sion even before the torch media helicopters, medical suolde oo hardwood forest growth. Evecyooe is welcome to Committee relay began. Pro-Tibet and emergency carriers and Jaw Jacques Rogge e~piessed tmcl! wasn't ooming there. attend. For information call593-85S5. Spectator Dave Dummer pro-China ·groups were enforcement aircraft. Law relief tbat the San Francisco given side~by-side 'pennits enforcement agencies erectraooval rcla~ avoided the turmoil at said he was disappointed. • -- -:-a-,~ -· . .. ~~ ev~l .de . . . . J'bal upsets me,n to demonstrate, and repre- __ed . metal barricades .and. · , ~ - - -=---.--L nawnate y, slluatlon Dummer !\lid. "My bac;k septabve~ from ooth. Sides. .readied mnning llboe!t biey. ~MER~Y - Items m . .wm~. ~e -;M "'"" ........_ -was • better ~ ~ .. -in . San Jrurts fmnl ~g llt®nlt 6)JIIIed .fr-om thelf saneo---cles · ani! motOrcycles . orSpnngs Fllll'grounds are remmded that thing~ m storage are FWICJSOO," Rogge Slid at · on this lumpy sidewallc.. ... tJoned s1~s across a maJor officers preparing to shad· ~o be JTe~ved between 9 ~d II am. on Apri126. For more ~ Olympic moe~ in 'This was a ooce-in-a-life- street and shouted at each ow the runners. inf~on contact Debb-.e Watson, secretary ~ the OSU Beijing. "It was, however, time opportunity and olher other nose to nose, with no ExtensiOn office, at 992~ or by e-mail .at wat- DOl the? joy~s party tbat we people messed it up by visible police ··_.presence to separate them. son.S51 @cfaes.osu.edu. bad wished 1t to be.~ protesting.~ Farther along the planned Less than an hour before Chinese state media route, about 200 Chinese the relay began, officials cut declared the event a sueEarth oollege students mobbed a the original. six-mile route cess, praising the lastcar carrying two people MARIEITA --A community Earth Day celebration will be nearly in half. minute route changes as a Then, at the opening cere- clever strategy for thwarting 'held at I p.m., Aprill9, at the Marietta Amny, t Strecf. •Music, gamest-shirts,~ activitieS, recycling aaft coo- mony, the first torchbearer "Tibetan separatists.~ l-~t' CA.f . ·tests, and earth friendly displays will be f~ of tbe event took. the flame from a The activists "ran into a :Activities are all free and open to the public: For infiX1Ilalion lantem brought to tbe stage brick wall in San ~ o:4. c;;.. "'( -~ ·oontact the Ohio State University ExtenSion. 376-7431. and held it aloft before tun- Francisco," the Global ~ ::e.'l""' ;;····'/ ,'.......... . . .'. ·. \ ..!tf"J-r'"""i Ding into a waterfront ware- Times newspaper. pub- pl8noed · 7!: HOllieS needed As.I SEE ,T, THIS IS OURWAYOUT OF IRAQ. Groupmeds s•-- Anotherfine mess Bush got US. into s• ' potential losses. That led clients and investors to demand their money back, causing a run oo de bank. Banante, ci · "dlaoric unwinding of ~'ifms.n said the Fed had to step in to aven a Bear Steams bankruptcy because the failure of the nation's fifth laQ!CSl investmoot bank could have tllreatened the financial syslml. To Slql tbat li'om happming, the Fed agreed to puvide special financing that facilitated JPMorgan Chase & Co.'s buyout of Bear Steams. It's now known tllat the coUateml on tbat $29 billion loan oonsists primarily of mongage-backed · securities -assets oonsidered gaobage on Wall Stftlet now due to the oontinuecl slwilp in the housing and ~age III&l'kets. .Those seamties are difficult to se11 and almost impossible to value. Yet Bernanke doesn't seemed fazed by that. His spin is that tile quality of the collateral is "investment grade, entirely current and ,..._As Olympic torch rerouted through sb'eds of San Francisco away from crowds 111 Court Slit 11. ~a,. ONo - The Daily Sentinel• . 'lhursday, April to, 200!1 ALL BUSINESS: Risks abound with ·the collateral The Daily Sentinel backing Fed~- $29.billion Bear Stearns' loan , (740) 992-2156 • FAX (740J992-2157 www.m~Ciom . . 1bunclay, April to, 2008 PageA4 Day I Alas, a funny thing bap- Qom. headquarters of the pened on tbe way to Shiite ayatoHahs who run Teheran. Even with U.S. air tie OOilllby. 'Ibm:, dey met suppon and heavy weapoos with Brig. Gen. Q.assem fire, Iraqi government Suleimani, oommander of forces got -nowhere against Iran's Rewlllliooaly Guaod Gene ttie Mabdi Amly. Despite Coops. reoentoly ~gnwd a . Lyons five years of American tenvrist organizatiun by the training, intense street fight- U.S. Senate -('With Hillaly ing left Sadr's forces blood- Clinton ind John McCain•s ied but unbowed. An Iraqi , support). W'rth Sodeimllri's scheduled ·provincial elec- reporter for The New Y<d help, tbey brokered a touoe. tions. Because it fallowed Tunes wbo made his way Speaking • from an Vice President . Dick ~to Basra concluded that unknown. locatic;m. Sadr Cheney's ceoent visit to (T)bere was noWhere lbe ordered his Mabdi Arlily to Baghdad, ai-Maliki 's gam- · Mabdi ei~ did ~ ~~ . stand down_, . oontingent bit 'WIF USIIllled· to Jim - ,.gr ~Ill~ ~ .il will • · ·llflllll ~111111011..-..p&n.< ·. received his approval. That · Mili~y, this. shouldn,t IJCilt --:- s There would would be the same "B~ be a b1g _surpnse•. Iraq s be no dismuanent. So far, Time" Cheney wbo recently anny remams essentiall~ a the c;easefire appears to be stated that American pUblic meroeoary -outfit servmg · holding. Sadr a15o dc:mand?Pinion means nethin~ to what most regard as a U.S. ed (and .appamllly got) 11 him, as be Jmows be's n~ puppc:t re~. ~dr's general ~~ ~ ·a One can only iniagine Mahdi A~y shi?uldn t be release of..Sadrist ~ bow little ilnlqi 1public opin- romanbcized. It s fuU ~f not conVIcted of ~~­ ion means to Cheney_ The gangsters, thugs and reh- Should the October provmsoeming success of Gen. ¥ious ~an~tics who ha':e cia! e~ come ?ff, it's David Retraeus 's •\surge" mdulged m brutal ethnic assumed his party will be 11 bas been due to two factots: murders. But they were also big winner. the willingness of Sunni fighting f« their Y«y lives To hllqis, die bnmiliarion tribes west of ·BagMact ·to and families on their own of ai-M.aliki. and the take u.:s. cash and weapons ~turf. The _oonoept of Americans could ladly ~ in return for resisting Al Iraq, as a nation, means more ooonplcte. Once agam. Qaeda, and M.uqtadit al little or nothing to them. the inadVMmt beae6ciaiy of Sadr's ce.asefire in tie Shiite Clan, tribe .and mosque Bush adminisloatioo policy south. His Mabdi Army's mean everything. . turns out to -be Iran. 1le ooly temporary . truce gre&.tJ y S~ loy;&lists also Staged possible good JeWS is that · reduced Iraqi violence. upnsmgs m Kut, Am.arab., what makes Muqtadl al Sadr Some observers also won- Nasiriyah and Diwaniya, a "rrldical cleric" ·in U.S. dered if the seooodacy pur- the capitals of four soutlem jouraa1istic shorthand is tbat pose of the attack on Basra provinces. Iraqi police bc::sick.his PQPdist Mt• is might be to drag~ lian mutinied. Baghdad's. Ji~ge on Iraq's ClOIDip: ~class, into ·the conflict, justifying Shiite slums erupted m VIO- be's afso 11 fierce natJonali4 U.S. bombing raids Cheney lence; rockets began raining · who dmumds tbal Amc:rit:111 and his neooonservative down.upoo the Green Zooe, occupic::rs go home. cabal have long f.antasiz.ed killing two American civil(Arkmtsas Democratabout So infatuated was al- ians, among others. Gazette coiiU!IIlist GeM Maliki with dreams of mar- Hundreds of Iraqis died. Lyons is a rJationai rna~­ tial glory that be pcnonally Meanwhile, with Nouri ziM awarrJ winner and coflew to Basra to mastermind al-Maliki off playing at OMtlwr of "T#te Hullting of the assault, issuing 41emands being the Arab N~leon, the Presidellt" (St. Martin~ that Sadr's Mlhdi Army members of his own Dawa Press, 2000). YOM cmt edisband and disann. first in party undertook a secret ·trip nwil Lyons ' at ge~~~~tlm:e days, then 10, the.n... io the Iranian holy city of Jyonsl@ sbcglobal.Mt.) F _ron ~·a'",> JamseB8n IDfOI.MING ArfS(l)1'Rl' . . " Boasters ••wt __ '.;..- ' -~-!-.- • · ' , TUPPERS PLAINS - Eastern High School Music Booster parents meet at 6:30p.m., high school music room . _AH parents are asked to attend. Meigs fnanPagt!Al .as was the contract of Qystal Richmond as a bus driver; 'both at the end of tbe current -dkxil ~- . . Also non-renewed were .substitute teaching contracts -of Derek Apple for Jennifer ·Tesar at Meigs Middle School, Brent Bissell, ph~si:cal educauon at Me1gs -Middle School, Elizabeth Carfora, language arts at Meigs Middle School, and 18m Stowe for Michael Barr :and others. The first reading was given on special updates of six school policies to brio)l them in compliance with federal law. Two executive se.ssions were held during tbe neeting -one to discuss the possible sale of poopei ty at Salem ~~andwi~~~for bedis-~g ~..... ""'......, a cussion no hiring and compenAsMionndinof personnel. ~ g ~ere Supenntendent William Buckley, T~urer Mart:: E. lbonemus, and board members, Roger Abbott, Ron Logan, Barbara Musser, Lany Tucker and Scott Walton. c.___ _ _ _ _ _~.....:....-----------~- Retails fromhgeAI "I don' t know how in the wild world they ever got -all that concrete up there," Ro'se said . "I'd say ,we may never know.- The c • ' ,. . . BY NA1UtiA AD II liON • gOod Lord g11ve them the power to do it without the equipment we have now and so on, that's something amazing." Rose then chuclded and said: "Manki.Iid him11elf is not sman enough, I don't think. to do somethilig like that by himself." ASSOCIATED PReSS WRITER WEST BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP, Mich. -. Firefigbters carried senior citizens ()llt of a fire at a three-story i!JdependMt-liv- I ing complex Wednesday, and officials said .all 200 residents made it to safety. As they stepped down ladders, rescur.rs cradled people in their lllmS as smoke spewed out of the I jlJian & Samuel Hechtman Jewish Apartments in West Bloonifield Township. about ~ miles northwest of Detroit Other residents · wailed on balconies for lelp. "My 8pii[UDeilt was filled with smoke," said thirdflOOI' resident Evelyn Drootman, 80. "l finally opened tile door to. the porch (baloony) to let in fresh air. Then a fireman came. He carried me down ~~~ put me in a DrootmAn,' who plans to stay with ler daullhter for now, said she inbafed some sOJOke but felt fine. Police and fire officials at the scene said a few residents suffering from smoke • • • Firefighters rescue seniors from blaze at Michigan independent-liying complex AlBANY-- Carpenter Baptist Church, Ohio 143, Albany, 'will hold a gospel jam session from 6-8 p.m. on Aprill3.1be session is open to the plblic to petform 01' listen. Questions 'lliiiY be directed to the Pastor, Whitt Akers, at591-1236. ., ' ' Auditions "'N10 THE WOODS" April91h 5:31HS:OO Pill - . "OKLAHOMA" inhalation and- chest · pains Apri111 & 12 were taken the hospital but 7:30 added that none suffered f-_., ' life-threatening injuries. llol Olllce: .at 2nd Awe. Assistant Fire Chief Ray G 1111 I , OH (740144&-NITS Riggs said . the fife is believed to have started in a third-floor boiler room. He said one section of the building was el\tensively damaged. Firefighters were walking oo tbe roof, creating vents as · they wod.ed to extinguish the blaze Wednesday afternoon. Flames later were seen shooting through II you want to make farm life less taxing, talk to boles in the roof. The complex is part of the your people at H&R Block. Our people can answer nouprofit · Jewish questions about things like fuel c~it. farm income Apartinents and Services, averaging, and casualty losses. whose Web site said it Caii1-800-HRBLOCK or visit l'ltwlt'bl.ock......,.,..com serves about 900 elderly oesidents and their families. Marsha Goldsmith Kamin, (ill Ust Millo St. tbe group's executive direcF'uikiQY, OH .t5769 tor, said the residents do not 7<10-99Hi67.t require around-the-clock assistance, and two-thirds drive their own cars . Kamin said the residents of the independent-living complex have been taken to another apartment building on the 150-acre campus o( ~~gencies affiliated wath the Jewish Federation of Metropolitan DetroiL - .... ' * . ......... •' �LocAL • STATE The Daily S«,\tinel · P B A6 • ~ Youtb, adultvolunteers sought for sb:HIJII SWeep ...,.,_The.,......._ "-- •--""""-· ____. The Daily Sentinel . -~ It""'" .., • ~u • offered S: .. ~s ~ lby llbe ~= ad Di::; lhdml Town!ilrip ~~Bani m .-.~ u.-:~ C "'i1111~.., "'"':"5s ~,my . Tgasta- Stlliiml and tihe Ca=k 1 ;eacll., [8 · Distriot --'"'~· ..-& .....wueers ... ~ n••R <I!Ut lt0. bc'l,p ,_.__ .a.~ 1 ,,1&;np ~ -w.• slwd_ ...... U, EMUd~ - - - - ..amtits . ....,- . Participaots will learn lbi: =die ·of basic Skp along wilh sever.al paru:ms in fox trot and siK OOUDt s"'ing in !he BeginDe:£ I lessons. The atSt for the five week ses, sioo is $50 per oouple. For II'IO'f' infarmatiotronJ cltus ngiwriJion., <Ja!J 7-«J-. 991-3811. _.,,;......,., ~irrllct,d OJrlo •- .., """"" ~:": ~41~1t0~. t~ ..... rool1eoled ' lliiUb UP,T O $1,000 !!! limm .PlAY COVERALL .BINGO ~-w~ Festival to 'feature Native American dance troupe !!.~,:~ . _. , . King. Keno idea to get legislative hearing -1- . _ · · · =~Ulh . April IS a1 7 p.m. The five . W!d: session, wbidt ;oonrin. ucs dlrougb May 13, will be tauY!t by T1m and Edie ' .-_,....-. Da d , ~- MIDDLEPORT - The RiWibtod Arts Council in Middkpccl will be offering cl-.ies in fox lmt and swing dance l....mnn;_ -l5"'-"-""'5 TIJesday, .j ___..... 19, ;at llbe Jim VeniUIIIi Part -m '"' ·· -. lndiQdual . • · • S. oommumty ~ :y0Ul!h :gJOU,p __ . s ~ an mllilcd lt0 ..-~.,.. The • lbW"SCCay, April to, 20011 'Sttidk!lanii1011Ys the game [n Ohio, 'payoff-s would all sides a chance to be is ......wl 110 hc1p d'ffiet a !begin .at $2 for each .$1 heaJ;d before Keno i s sched....w """"""""• .,.....,.. $733 IIIIill:il!lll lbGie m the w.agOI!ed for getting one uled to be in place. Alliany, l..an;gsfJille., <nLUMBIUS Gov. bu4get fur idle diiscal year number right - up to $2 ·T m respectful of their Rutl:and, Br.a6my and Ted Stmclkbnd' Jn1.. (opponents) points of :view. ,. l...amcl Oliff. s ~ te~ .,.prmng -~ l . 110wever, million for getting 10 of lhe r m also respectful of the GI<WeS awl !lnt8h o.a~ ~ mise '$73 ll'rii1lioo ;a year !by sevca:al RepuMican IJaw- 20 numbers COJTect. · governor's view that' be ~" ....."'' .,_ ......_,_·~:::- r~ IKiooo ~ games IIIlll'kers .are ~ 110 pass oll Three times since 1990, tn~·~ £'\'JI UIOLI - · - - . m ll!lan; ~d <C!Ilber :adult IbiD !that w0Uld pr.e>~ent Ohio voter-s 'hav.e defeated wants the revenue lo fulfill V.(l)]Untocrs will f'.ecei;ve a venues willvm ~.a •-ft- c...;:_,_. _ _,"'--- ,;t.;;nft b-'] · th I eadlinJ! ""---'· ~-.,"'"li ,u............ >1.1-UUU ""'"16 S0. 41 ot lSSUes at would his budget priorities. and "' '-"'OC'II. "'"=uu lilfudiiv~ mle-ma\!ing (()(IJII}Opp:menlS -say the ~a have [pCiliDitle!:l casino gam- we ' ll have to find a way ito Sweq!) T-shirt :and !!Rualfm !lllittce Ibis mmlih lbefon: lit mac!bjnl:!;IIOO<O'Jose'ly~- b1ing in the state. and oppo- work through all of these priorities." ~~- Those· wh0 ~ ttm · 1(<JeS ll1P lfm ffumltit!g, just as lblc the ~ <deW:es nonts .are concerned lhat the conflicting I"~Ster W get ~ iinfM- ~ iinsimd. -sudh .as Tu: Yac limit ilhat m:rival of Keno could open Husted said. matii0n may <OOTYt•nt die 11le JOOit C""!J!JT!it:t< oo 'SJ:riid;lllllil lhad TC{IIOVed as the door. State Sen . Ron Sen. Torn Niehaus, a OonMeig"S . ~ ;=e,<l _w~ kgoncy Rrule ltev!ew i1ltp1 ifi.t:cmllhars and iaore- Amm of Wooster and New Richmond Republican serv.all1tm udtl111Cll liD '!ldhedulM .a beanin,g ifor fmot iJl8lilors llast year. 'Diey Rql. 3ahn Adams of Sidni:y. and lhe JCARR chaimum, ~.at '992-4!82. .Aptiill :n. Stricldlandl, .a say· tthe macliinc<i are too · b0th Repub1icans, have said he ' II only pemrlt Tons of.llr.aSh ;mid ""->L-:- ...___ .__A ...:~"' . ...,w., """"""""· """' <UJJCU ile!l1(et tiowti.ng to low-income introduced i®uticaJ bills to debate on the specific mathaw: llccn .rl:DIOved ilimm JIDI1Ifber ~~lative ~ glll)lbl~ . -voho lhawe the lbloo'k StriCkland from mov- ter before the committee 'w hether the rules for littJle luting ClR:ck 3l1d 110 lldease '$111 mlllioo ttm IIIIOSi ttm110tic. :i:ng fmw.ard . 1 "• .a betll'ding<Jmdk <~~JVerdle past 1\mY ~ !llllldhines lfor ~ JD K:eoo., ,.,,..;~· Roose Speaker Jon implementing Keno are _,....,. ldliti lilt·~11'~3 permissible. He will <dis...,_._ ~ __...,.._ ...._ Ja1y I 'lltlrblp B11t "W•iity _. pdb botwo 011e :and Hullll!d, .a slibwban Dayton 4 tiCI: . _ I.ll• ·.., _ I r l icM£ mi l1be '!ltllle lillf1 at ......," ud -'ins D,-n1Jiican, ·s aid the courage overall .debate ron lllllll8 ,........, . ~- ·rr ,. • 11o1111 :=~ ••~hml-lbowilllllll}' JCARR .and Gmtr<olling the merits· of gambling. ~· SMD . ~ c "JCAIRR is very limited ~=wWlJlll'llieibe • die ~ iiHt llll!fli!ib _ Plltd!cslleOI!IUibeihas \1Wtb 8081'd WJCCh""S .and he.ar• wn!OC!!I .Ill die $lmem :sa~ a• ' 7 ic Maring" M · .riumbrn; 1l'he ll'lllery iin,gs ~m ,fu;"Adams .and in it• oversight,~ .Niehaus ~Oi!Apil 1'9_ wtn:rrrll""first. Pcb fmm die woe diidld. .Amstutz bills sbould gi<Ve said. . ...................................................................................~. . . . . . . .. . 1 eadin~ OFeek ~ Sweep will !be belli 1mm 9 :a.m. to 00011, Apii1 Dance PageA7 l.oral Wnlll!(l McARTifUR , The, Native American Indian Center of CentGd Ohio (NAICCO) will present a ndnu:al dance progr.un during A Spring I jtmuy Am; Festival: Entertaining Dreams in McAitbur., Ohio 011 April19. = NAKm is a well-moognimd, eablisbed,and . ogmino6m tJilll bas 'lCIJiral Ohio since: 1975, wbere it was foundod by Selma Walker, .a Dak.ota from lb!;_~- Y~boo ~ese~vmon in South M«a For I !I years, Sdma ~ ··••••:r'S as die ErcaJiive Dim:for of die Ca*r Walkfl''s dedicalioo and SI2Via: prpared dJe way for a - gcoendion qf ileallersbip. In l993, the Omrr's Board of TruWoe5 ~ ber daugbtec, Carol ~liS Exmnive llinlaor of dJe Oul« The Nalive A"V'riom Indian Onttr of MHI OtllUa; INC. '* W.Va Thespian Festival slated aaP1111111 en n I II ·B!& ·- Ohi!!l!!:::t'!!!i: · oor- n . The 1£. • -IU'7 fiJIIIIe ....... 161 G rla d ! l ,011i1e . 70 Pine Street ~ <iallipolis _, Center s «epn~ F~(hy~a p..aioo. Cn3ed and gov- erned by Native AIDI'lrirnos, die cam- eli!.ts to _llllllleiVe, p<*d; IIIII JOWiiM* Nlllive Alllaiican~ - cui11R,and . I ~Dsdd l"U. C@riJ ux~. · ' ..,.A.-'s #I,..,.,. - 7 . t•l IIIJ provides JIIIIDCrOUs lilli'Vices includ- __........ ~ tiiiiiJ ing cultural arts classes, empiGyment and educational services and veteran iderRI services. The Center has two major pow wows .eaCh year in addition to :mini pow wows, lectures, :dmoe demonstrations. sto-tytdling and ll1het cnlhn-al :events throughout the year. : NAICCO is a non-profit ;4llplizalioo. Their fun4ing •<lQIDes, primarily, , fu>m c::lam:Jies, organizations. :..t iDdi viduals w.bo fft:l M§"~-.u.­ -(NI'SIMQI-., As1 I 1111 Inc. (NIISEI- ~1.15 Blgi.CIIIs(llilq-2UI& BabEU&W ·fN. . . . . . - :IJUil ....... a - ·••SEJ-IL71 c ontineat J 'IIJ J' Your online source for news .. Alii P I t .c- ..ic(IIIVSEI- GAWPOLIS - . During lhe flcdcaal Army Homeoomiug encamp- of Thumbclina. 'lbtl'c will be games, crafts and Snacn for 1bose Who ~s­ ler for this event The price of the event is inchlding ·the ·party ~ a child's general Fleedom.fl sealing tictet for lhe sbow. · · This play will be tree ~ open tn Regi_sO'abon can be made by ealling the pub)jc and w.ill be presented in lhe · the ~I ~office Ill (740) 446·palk on a portable stage at I :30 p.m. 1:787, or by stopping in at the box office on . Saturday, April 26. The play is at 426 Sc:c:ood Ave. 1'\ease mate your w:tder the direction of Calhy Lord of regiSinltioos by Wednesday, April 16. the Ariel Players. For informarion, call LiM C.-ana ar (740) 446-2787. . mmt in the Gallipolis City Park lhe wedteDd of April 25-17, lhe ArielDater Perfonning Arts Centre will present a play, "Memories of a War for sm. Registrations Ire now being taken for a Thumbelina Tea JACKSON - If you 1ft interested Pany that will be hoslpd by the Ariel in.tracing your family 1ree. but haven't . -- - . -- ' ..- -- ---- ------ -~ - - ------ ,, n '•asdefliSEt47.G3 .. Ma 1• SG ONo a.nc Colp. '( WSI)&q-21 B8T (NYSE.}-SSM PI 11 (IM'm"Q)-22.1S p I , (Cfi i q 7II.U 17 Carriage House locattd directly bdrind the Lillian Jones Museum, 75 Broadway St · . The Genealogy Centtr is.open every Wednesday afternoon from I Wllil 4 p.m. No appoinh•.-.ws aR: ·DCCeSS81)'. While we do offer _ gmcatogy classes ~the year, you doD« have to wait lOc the clas!le8 to bcinil your lie8ldt. Ju~ bring ~ the nallle of a gtandpar-ent, Ill' even jUst a pa1mt. .and we can show you how to locale obituaries, find bird! and death retUd, loolr; al ca~SUS reoords, prepare family sheets and pedigree cbarts, etc. and you will be on your way to the~ of disoovermg your roou. 1bete is no duvge for this service, aside fn-.n the .use of ·tbe copy machine. Join us •!he Genealogy Center and discover your roots. r - - -.... _ __ law(NIMIVt~tli:lt­ .M.M Slop m at the Genealogy Centa in the •· : AF-Y ATHENS Ill........,. 27.5 West Union Street ·~ · 594-3571 • • S u(NlSEj-4UD ~ ~to get started, iecl free to ... _•_ ______ ! .,.-(IIISE.} -JUS Briefs YOilllg boys and girts .am invited to come enjoy a tea party given in honor . (740) 446-7619 ];y -4. &ie I ·a r• . GALLIPOUS - - Ulo/4. • lillie) Dl:w'ldlaA (NISEI - ~on Salurday, Apri119 a16 p.m. 435'1> SooOIICI A,enue ~ 31M l" --~ · 5 G Thumbelina tea party I · US-...:"t*'--a McArdlur. Obio. The festi- VISit us BaWI-rs, Au.D., ccc,A (Wi*l -1112111 Dl'aaJt(NIE,)-- :v.:e.ns is sponsored by lhe Jllmert Wescoat McmoDa1 I ;hal!)' and the Friends of the Herbert Wescoat }' OQ!Iial Libr;uy, Inc., in OOIIIItypub./jc.lib.oh.IIS. RMecca ' nfNAS"AQt- .,...._18 Qly HcAdls.,Y (NASI»Q)- Enlertaining Sumlay, Apri120. All events adiee aod open to die public, exoeplfor the lundicon .and aJIIIIDIIDity dinners. For 1110~ infomwtian, C6lflQCt the library at 740596-5691 or www. vinton- cl . 5.11 O.lllil!l '&it. I _tw"'O~l ll-.llt to lhe oommunity. : 1be dance presentatipn by "die Native Amcric1111 Indian -('......,. ofCenlnl Obio will ·be .Ill I :30 p.m. oo Saturday, :April 19 at the Vinton ;Ccomty Middle School : A Spring Literary · Arts val opens 011 Friday, April 18, 2008 and lhe last event will commence at 2 p.m. on tlh!IEI--M.GI Cz liLlY e s•IUIIII(NA$DAQ)-711_. 1111t lbeir oowam is impor ·Festival: . 7 ) I'\: as II r f"APMOI -1~ Rl 1 . . (dtVSE)-SF.72 R . I r Ba :111 (II4SIMQt5.511 Ror1i1 Ollc.fiSMI- n.5T S.USfWlii'I!I(NASIMQ}- 10lAI _7 ' 101 t (NWSE)- 5U4 WU~ (NV~- 22.17 WL51 ,.,(N,SE)17M OJIIriiDdl• a •-·._4 p.a ET c:lc*sll • 7 crl ,.,. 'I •tor . . . . a.,QWw'l 'firEd ad ..JJ F IF ;l tl.ldlludu' •• --= ...•a• r • ....... ,...p ... ,( f41t4C1._..1 MUll' • =-.r~7._ 1 I g f TODAY'S NUMBER IS: ' ' • �., OHIO The Daily Sentinel • 3HA'N n Page AS Imide ..-•· Ohio man threatens to blow up Supreme Court building a ..... ASSOCIATED l'RESS WRITER COLUMBUS - An Ohio man bas been indicted on chargeS that he tlueatenc:d to blow up ibe U.S. Supreme Court building and attack an associate justice on the court, ,aoc.ording to an indictment £lc:d tin federal court in Glevetand on Wednesday. Dav.id Thason, 46, of PctlJklC Pike, targeted black men known to affiliate with White women, white women Who bad re1ationsbips with b1acll:: men, and children of mixed-Illce parents, federal authorities · said. APProximately 200 thn:ats, iD- ~ .aDd -e-mails, were sent out over ihe COIIr.ie ·of 20 :the indidment filed in tbe years, said .aCting U.S. U.S. Dislriot Comt fur tbe AttomcyWtlliamJ.Edwards. NortbcmDisttict'Ofohlo. Supreme Coun spolcesThomas is the only blaCk woman Kathy Arllerg con- justice 10itting on lhe firmed that Justice Clarence Supreme Court A former Cleveland Thomas was lhreatenod in tbe case but .declined further Cavaliers player and his famcommenL ily membc:rlr~ among .odlAccording to ·the indict- ers threatened, ·Edwanls said. mc:nt, l'uasansenta letterto According to ;the iDclictthf: Supreme Court bnildiT~g ment, ane of ;the letter1i in July 2003 addressed to an referred to an "'LN" and asSOClatc jusfice of ihe oourt mentions the Cavaliers and referred to as 'cr.~ was sent last year to Revere In lPe Jetter, Wbicb con- High School in tlicbfield, tained several racially where the daughter of farcbarged 'be threat- mer Cavaliers st:ar. LaDy enc:d·toblow up the building, Nance is .a student and and "laimc:d "Cr" wolild be ai;oo~lisbc:d aihlete. "casttated. shot <Jf set on fire Also targeted was a wCll..: I want rum killed,~ says lmown ·b lack singer who performc•f at Cleveland's Wt'lson said the threats was mailed March 3, the Sevenmcen:an.Jbomeotdle llcgan in Oevellmd and ,indiotmr:J1l ~s. city's uobestta, ~bout die ~cbed out across ~ Ed\\_'~S ~d the statute time a FdJruary ·letter was DlilioD. He would not spea- of liiDltations prev~ts !lCIIl, Edwards said. fy 'Wbrdv:r Thason attempt- autboribes from prosecutmg The Jetter seut Feb. 4 cd to ·c any rOUt attach, but - cases that go back further addressed an ~.U," acoord- said be :actcchlone. than five years. . · ing to die iri liiM:III, ad ~Ad:ar as .,.e blow, i.t's a A message liCCCng oomGrammy-awaro · Mlllrinl! OIIMillll operatien," Willson mc:nt was left bte Wodnesday jau .and R&B mist A1 said at <the: Oc:v~ .office ·of Jarreau was oo tbe venue's lbeindiollltlUf says~ ~ 1Publ1c Def~ scbc:dule on F.eb. :8. wen: sent ID sev.eral Ohio ~s Teru. \\_'h0 ,lllllhc:witics Messages <eeking .com- sit.c:s, Ux:ludil\g tbe Kent say IS oiC:J?ICSC:Obng meat were left . · late State University women's ' lnvestJgators smd ~n Wednesday with die !haslr1!1ball team and v~ alS? sentffithrc:aten~-• C:: Cava'liers, wberc: Nance Obiohigb schools. The.,.....- Jll8J1s to o ~ ~JIUCI "" now works, md with ·est 1et1m- was selit to .a bigb Jon;lacbe Entei1!Jii\&esJarreau's pub]icisL ~ lll'll!i;: 1eam m~ The threats !lie s .accu~ Edwards and FBI m May 2003, m~ to of are mostly .alike, promts-, spokesman Soon Wilson tbe document. 'f.'he ·most ing . physical violen~ &clined to iiiiUDe diose tar- m rntibrem. to•lligb school agamst black males ;asSOCIgeted, citil\g.privac_y issues. football1eam mStrnngsVille, . atcd with white women. 'Ilmsday, Aprill0,1AIIIl locAL ScHEDULE I'QOIEfi(ll' -.• .......... 01.upoom;ng . . . school varsfty &porting ewerlts in"Dh,ing tMm8 from 'INiga County. :nwoo- mmarics, 0 !l'hw 1 · ·• · . . , . . I 11!IQ Trimllle at 'Easlom, 5 p.m. tllaigs atVin!Dn'County, 5 p.m. -...,. -at --- Trimble at Eastern, 5 p.m. Meigs at Vin!on County, 5 p,m. SOulhltm at !Millar, 5 p.m. Fw', . . .. ;n Moigo, 5,p.m . •GIIIIaSuf'T 7 Eas!Bm lt 'Moigo, 5 p.m. Southern at:Rio Branda, .. :30 p.m. -m 5 . . . . . 111 . . , . , 7 r at 'Borlln Hl!ai1d (~. 1 folaigB at Soulhom (--.,,noon "'m. ~ --..- GlltiiSidUMII at Soulhom ( - Eastern wim three-way track meet witb. Southern and South Gallia . . I ). """" -Eastern m,Balpnt, 10 a.m. Southern at lle!pra, 4:00 p.m. Redwomen pin sweep.of Shawnee State ...........,. 5JIIR' FIENiJ ed~ed South Galli.a's 36 pomts for second place. Eastern bad II m:;tlace finishers, 'S ootbem two, . and South Gallia bad one:. In the girls shot :put, South. Gallia 's Savanna Hatfield took first with a throw of 30'1()". Eastern's Haley Perdas was liCCOnd With a throw of 28' 4", imd teammate Whitney Putman was third at 26'6". teams met at Eastem High Schoo] on lluesday, .a nd it was tbe host Eagles coming away w;ith first place •overall finishes i.n the boys and girts oompetit;ions. Nsa' ' The !Eastern girls team linished with 73 points, while ·tbe Lady Rebels of Perdas had die long ihrow South Gallia took ·second 'Of 90'6" . m the dillCUS and place wi.th 39 · points. Putnian was ·s econd with a · Southem came in third. •t hrow of 78'8". Hatfield five peints were JIWardc:d finished 1hird at 72'. for first place individual Eastern's Morgan Burt lini&bes, ·followed by 1hrcc: -cleared 4 '6" to take the girls points ;for 'SeCond, two 'hi,gh jump, and teammate points f<Jr ithird, and IJIIC · Audrionna Pullins won !lbe ·point for foUJith. The Lady long ~ump with a distance Eagles had II first place of i3 . Ymishing second in finishers, while South the loog jump was South Gallia lbad three. · . Gallia' s Natasba Adkins at and 10'5.5". On the: boys side, 1hc: 12'3.5". In third and fourth BUiills also competed in Eagles .t ook first with •68 place were Lady Rebels and won the I<OOm hurdles points. The Southt::m JaCkie (Burns and ·Andrea ~th a time of 22.1 seconds. TBI'lllldoes, with 39 IP0ints, Th!'imas with jull1PS of 11' In 1he girls I OOm dash, . . .... . 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Mayer at 740-3.36-5660. rr rwtwar ,... ,,. DIRe In or Drive Thftl -- - - - - - ClHIIIMA ONB .uFFEY ~ , .,_. Marietta. The tournament wiU be '1:=:' ·.. Sunday: U:OOam~!l:OOpm • - There will be a USSSA Mens class D and £ softball tournamc:nt Saturday, April 12, in .,.,OR ,r..... ~ A WEEK 0 G • t -~ .1_ • &2S3niAWn G Elj 11 I OIMOL L ----- -----.--~- ..........- I 1 1· .J . GIIO.F111I ' MARIETTA a.S..Mzb 1 cillaNA-ONBl ·-· .Sfous BRIIH .lUNCH BUFFET OPSI? ~-· 15th Annual Meigs Football Golf toomey . : .... • • MASON, W.Va. ' The 151h.Annua1 Meigs Footba,U Golf Tournament will be held Saturday, May 31, at the Riverside: •G olf Course .at 8:30 a.m. The format' is a S6!J per person, bring your own ~am four-mao scramble. Teams must have a combined handicap of 40 or ilbove with only one team blember under 10. PriCe jncludc:s golf, cart, 1m~ch, and •bc:veragc:s, Prizes will be aw.ardc:d for tlte top three tciuns. : For more: information, fX>ntact Meigs football coach Mike Chancey at ·:740-!W2-2158 or 740-992- : an : . In the boys . shot put; Eastern's Zack Newell took " I Me....._ a SPECI'-1. TO THE SENTINEL · Rio Grande: (0-7, 7-l AMC) 'Was able to win die first game: with some late inning magic, v.:bicb is !lecoming a reoognizable tr:ait ·in this team. The Red&>omen · scored 'three . ~ l~dy d~g5leos bad times 0 . BY MMil W•J•'W 6-3. ' 69.8. South Gallia's Andrea Thomas finished in I : 12.72, good enough for third, fol- . J lowed by Southern' s v Chelsea Freeman at · I : 13.24. Thomas won the 300m hurdles for South Gallia with a time of 1:03. Newland also look first in the 800m run with a time of 2:48. South Gallia's Crystal Adkins was second, fmishing in 3 :14. · . Hayman and Connery fin~ tsbc:d frrst and second in the 200m dash, rc:specti vely; with times of 30.3 and 30.8. Pullins was third with 31, and ·Burt was fourth with 31.4. · Eastern competed against itself in the girls 4x400m relay, running two learns: Redmeo swept. byShawnee · State at home w.ays · with ·a doubleheader ~weep on the mad at Shawnee State <Gil Sm~day afternoon, winning 'b oth games by soores of 4-1 and fiWZ??? . . . . .-.J ltFfii . . .Ce& ....tl•llll . . . . . . . . .IUit . I;. ft ?UliiUirrllao 1 • Eastern's . Morgan Werry linished first with a time of 14.8 seconds. Adkins was seoond, finishing just bebind Werry in 14.9 sec~ ·o ods. South Gallia's Cory Mannon was third at 15..4, and Eastern's Beverly Maxson took folll'th, fmisb· ing in 15.6 liCCOnds. Eastern and Sooth Gallia competed in the girls 4x200m !day. 1be Eagles finisbf'AI in 2:04741, while .lhe · Rebels finished in 2:13 .79. · Alyssa Newland of Eastern earned her team five points with a time of 6:12.23 in the l600m. It was Eastern and South Gallia in the girls 41.100m relay. The: hosts woo with a time of 1:00.59. 1bc: Rc:bc:ls finished in 1:05.39. In the 400m, Eastern's Emeri Connery finished first with a time of68.2 sec·oods, and teammate Katie Hayman was second at of Mud SPECIAL 10 THE SENTINEL 11 . Sl'lilRTSGIMYDAILVSENTINEL.COM IUPPERS PLAINS 1lhrce area track and fiC1d at'MI!or, 5 p.m. - 'Meigs at Vlrbl County, 4:SO p.m. • Bl The Daily Sentinel . , . ......cwas, . . . BZ "lb.UI'I!Iday, April to, 2008 ' ~ . Urry ·~ Wahama coaches Mike Wolfe (left) and Tim Howard try to clear the field of water following a downpour duri!ll Wednesday's high school softball game against Southern in Hal tlord, W.Va. The game was later postponed. The Southern boys baseball team also had a game against lNahama rained out Wednesday at Star Mill Paik In Racine. Unfavorable weather corr tinues to force cance.llations of spri~ sports as area teams try to make up previously-rescheduled games. J RIO GRANDE - The University of Rio Grande Redmcn baseball team are m the midst of the worst losing · skid in the Brad Wamimonl en as they lost for the eighlh straight time in dropping a doubleheader to arch-rival Shawnee State by scores of 7-2 and 11~10 on Tuesday afternoon at Bob Evans Field. Rio Grande (13, IS. 1-9 AMC) feU behind early in the flfSt ~~~e and never recovered niJosing 7-2. Shawnee-State -tHFf-4~ ·5,, I AMC) scored two runs in the first inning, two in the fourth and three more in the fifth to put the game out of reach. Rio scored single runs in lhe fifth and sixth frame·s. Junior third baseman Edwin Ona bad a sacrifice fly in the fifth and freshman outfreldc:r Doug Hardin had an RBI single to left in the sixth. Hardin was 2-for-3 with an RBI for the game. Bryan Doberdruk and SCAJM33~ adling back, Cavaliei'S . raly to beat New Jersey percent, but I felt I could do everyt:bing in my aneaa1 that needs to be done for us to win." practice because of back Teammate Wally spasms, James .scored 33 S"z:czert,iak. wbo liCORld 14 points . as · the: Cleveland points, w.u succinct in his Cavaliers overcame a 14- 'a nalysis <Of lames, point deficit to .defeat the "He's unbelievable," · New Jersey Nets, I. G4-83, Szczedliak said. Wednesday night. The win came: at an oppor· lames' back problems tune time for 1he ·Cavaliers, have bc:cn bcadlinC news all who bad lost six of eight over town this week. He coming in - including two didn't practice: Monday and · straight at home. Cleveland 0064. Tuesday 't o rc:s!otbe back and maintained.it two--game lead a deciSJoo whether be would over Washington for t1te : play against the Nets wasn't fourth seed in the Eastc:m made until Wednesday Conference. CoNTACrUS mQ!Ding. "We: GCc:ded this ·win," While tbe NBA's leading James said · : 1-740-446-2342 ext. 33 scorer moved stiffiy at times !lor IDlJcli of the game it. during his 35 minutes on the looted like Clc:vollnd's 'liotc -1:7-3008· floor, the results were • Vintroubles would continue. ~ -oportsO~.com tageJames. He: was 11-of-21 Tbe Nets led 67,53 midway lroorte' iJgn from the fiold, made 10-of- through the third period ·' ~ ......... Sports . . . . 13 from the: line, _grabbed befllle the Cavaliers went on (740) 446-2342, oat. 33 ~ven rebounds and bad a 23-7 •run. whicb saw JIJIICi !t' •• idc:4Jt •• mydall!tMntinetcom eight assists. score'ciJdlt points. '' In James' mind, there was Clevefaod led 76-74 lead -.,_ Wllleil, Sports Wrillr ~40) 446-2342, oat. 33 no doubt be was going ·to &roin$into*fourtbqu:arter. ~ ••ft¥111ptM.Ine.oom play and play wdl Bostjan Nlll:bbar's 3-pointer "I'm going to do wJtat I to begin ,the period gave i,.y Crula, lp a1111 Wrtw have to do· to help \Is win." CIIJolelancl's LeBron James dribbles past New Jersey's Richard Jefferson during an NBA (740) ..e-2342, oat. 33. be: said. "I dido 't 100 PI I Ca I i. U k:rufO~.com basketball ~me in Cle'lieland on Wednesday. CLEVELAND (AP) So much for LeBron fames' aching bad, After missing two days of 7 1 1 7 f'Jf I- ,.,. ""* �P'IJI Bz • The OillySentiuel. . 'thursday, Aprilt~, 2008 -.mydailyseotinel,com. Times have changed in golf, as.evidetued by the bulging biceps ofTiger l%ods What drama? Stewart enjoying being out of NASCAR spo~t 1t1 lME ASSOCI"TED PRESS .I I. •, ,..,.... .. Cincinnati Reds' Brandoh Phillips, right, scores off •o f' a RBI sac fly as Milwaukee Brewers .Jason Kendall , left, can not apply the tag in the second .inning ·Of a baseball game Wednesday in Milwaukee .. ' ·Reds 2B makes up for error in 12-4 victory over Brewers BYCouN FLY ASSOCIATED PRESS that broke the game open.. 1be ne1lt 'inning, Ken Griffey Jr. singled and adviiiiCCd to second on a balk by Brewers starter Dave Bush. Then Phillips · singled to put men on the comers, setting up Dunn's sacrifice fly that . tied the game at 3. On the ,play, Phillips agged.upfromtil'st,dten·he roak off again during Jeff Keppingec's at-bat, scoring :as Keppin,ger's single went illhrough me space Brewer;; third baseman Bill 'Hall would have oocupied bad Dl.-:n;..,bee th • uuuy~ not n on ' e 1100ve. ~aker wouldn_'t say if bed called :a htt-and-run, season in ·the ~enth and Patterson· s second home run in as many days in the BY T• 0~1111"'~- - g enough illlldec the big oak lnle that 1ihades ' the clubhouse · lawn and . ~s are ·good you'II bear old-tuners reminiscing · about .the days .men every blade of ,grass was mowed, •.everyone · ex:fJ Gary Player atJd Amo Palmer . bad a belly, and lighting up Auii':;sta National meant ~ ing -out · a carton of mstons, not shooting a low soore. As lwrl as i.t might be 'to illlllgine oow, there apparen1ly.wll!i a_time when players 'Shaped their shots . instead of their ahs, and the idea of perfprmance enhancement Wllli cutting back 'the number of whiskey sours the ttigbt before. Bulging muscles uDder a green jacket? .\bout as · much ~ of finding that as a black golfer on the first tee. l"'ill Mickelson wauld :have fit in with ;the tJI.d . scbool· aowd. Give tiim a .~ Krispy Kremes :and a good piece ·o f pen;immon DETROIT Tony ao¢ycar's tires at Atlanta Stewm and Kid Rock Motor Speedway- and he stood shoulder to shoulder hasn' t made news by lashwhen the musician wanted i~~g o11t at fellow drivers or the assembled media to me medi!l in a long time. , know something about the StewaJt, who owns . twO-time 1\IASCAR cham- Eldora Speedway dirt track . in western Ohio, insists pion. "He's die greatest guy staying out of the spotlight ever," Rock said comes does not take a conWednesday. centrated effott. jokingly . "It's not by design. It's Stewart smirked. really who I am," he said. " I thought we had an "If somebody does me agreement about that so we wrong, I do what I do. wouldn'l ruin eaeh other's "But all the stupid stuff reputation," Stewm said. I' ve done in d ie .p ast is Stewart and Rock- who because rm very emotional became friends sev.e ral and .'""Ssionate. J''l'e learned · years ago during a concert to take a deep lbrea!h and in Charlotte, N.C., - spent ·think about what T'm going "We haven't gotten~ win . some time -together when · 10 say before 1 say it." the .driver was at the Motor Stewart .does >IIOl· regret yet, but I' ve had more fun . c · the · 1 · with my team this year than Ctty his deciston to comp am 1 ever have," Stewart said. asmo to .pFomote · frrst of two races this sum- publicly and laudly about mer. at Michigan Akron, Ohio-based "And even without a win, I lnternaliorud Speedway. Goodyear's ,p roduct . or feel like I 've .driven same R-ock said he saw about NASCA•R 's exclu- of the best races of my Stewart's name on a sign • sive deal with the compaliy. career." · when be was at the casino ''I went way -overboarl:!. And speaking of his for a meeting .a nd decided because I wanted to make career, Stewart said be · · bello·· · hi to come say sure some bo d y ' g h .plans to end it with loe ·"Don't you ba'le ,ajob'!" enough at Goodyear got the Gibbs Racing. Stewartjllkcd. . message," he said. "And, "~always have from Day Part of 'Stewart's .unoffi- we got the message deliv- 1," be said, trying to quiet ~ial job ~escription has ered tMt day." . questions about him leavmcluded being at the center Generally speaking, ing for another team when , of ~ttt:lltiOJtc~use of though. Stewart said it bas his contract expires after :actton~ atllhwords. · been ea~y to stay relattvc:Jy. next season. ''There is noth! • But Jt hail been a moo~ c~ thiS .year - desptte ing broke right now, so smce.~~art created .a sur bemg wmless through .nothing needs to be fixed . - cnncmng the qualtty of seven races - because of Joe is a great, great friend." --------MILWAUKEE ninth. Brandon Phillips couldn't "Those last innings were help but lau~b. ·. , tough" said Brewers manNo, the Sttuatl~, w~n t ager Ned Y-ost. who wmted to oompletely retool his funny after be had JUSt gtven up two unearned runs w1th buJI,pcn m llhe ·olfseason by 'an ugly ·error When the blill adding four new arms. "You rolled right:tJtrough his legs, give up J() runs in .tqe last . b~t he qutcldy redeemed four ·- ootgood." · himself. Phillips' ~gs mo lhcq,cd . . . _ · · "You saw me laughing," manufacture Cincinnati' s . ttby.p!aliag~mns.llhe Sophomare catcher ~dam Phillips said. "That .~doesfrrst twomns ulllbe seoopd, . !'Gua~ :~~~lead .to ,7-3 F':lller was 2-for-3 WJth a . · n ' t)normally)lappc;n. · whenhe~dlirolbaseand . . . . .. .~utt0!1befoul\dunmng. trtple and an RBI. PbiUips scored twice off a gamb1ed by ~ up on · ,B l Rio !Used dtc long ball to S~more shortstop Ryan pair of heady basemnniqg Scott Hatteberg' s shallow · · ' ;get~ 15I~Piumptrc: first .Y: a went 1d.-for-.3ped,scotwred n · d acrifi fil ,;;.;~w .,..... .,,...,_ "'-"' ....., 'lilsem. .;-• oo two runs an swr o " A 1 · Pays, .. am uno an_ s. oe Y 110 · - · ...,... ··~ - .......,.. tWCre """ fOP smactrdtWoihGmeAHISand bases. Rio had 12 hits in tbe Corey Patterson each bit with Dunn at second. . fr, 'S .ifordle 8dn u hod! reCkhi1il freShman BI'IDdoll . . · t~o-~un homers and the ltpaidoffasCoreyHart'~· .~ M21l .1-lar-4 and Layaddedatwo-ma,iiboiltO g'S:~wnee was led b Cincmnatt Reds scored 10 ittrowUtg etror allowed both flO!•~ -.a Dlllll. ,Cnlhlso ~die lledmeftlto Wi1biil Craft going 3-for-5 with straight run:nin aii_~: ib~ :m~~~asthemore dian ~ ~ lbutbin ~iit ~t ~~til •Clz!.~=:n= ili'MUt7-6. · threeRBI's with a home run ry over e w w t0 """"' 1 .strategy. we sconng ' ge ...,.t .u;uS 1· · ~s- ·-.,.... . ' · RiO aeemcd to P OOD- and a double Crabtree Brewers on Wednesday "I was stealing, I was just starter Josh F0gg {1-1) a. IQJI•II;il' 1n.II \Ofthepme,. ,a9,.:7 added two hits Jereoiy mgbt. · ·. ' tcyiog to :get w dtit:d," said · could finally · reaL Fog . 1 AJ 0 1• eel ._ . ~· ·~ lilld Gilly m see !lbr.ir arch- Blackston scored three JUDs. ·~we had some uncharac; ~.~hadtojumpto ~~ his ftrst _wi:n f?J' , R"""!~~~~~ nUts .~ back to ·~ TheBearspoutldedout 12 tensile errors out there, avoid being lilnJCk by ttu: Cmcmnatt ·after .S 1plllg m · 'SSV.. · ·. · . · · j '-g ,1fMeetJmes m-the;topm!lbe bits as well and the two Reds manager Ddsty .Baker ball oo the basepaths. ~ offseason following IIi .·s '< · ~ ~ ~ J .inning m Rl~ die teams combined .far seven . said. ''That ~ to wake . That~ dtased ~us~. (0- pivotal role f~ the NL. · I'Wtlljp . ;.,i:, ,. lead .a 1&-9. 1llc ~ blow errors. . . us U]l even more; 2) and ~aVIel' V.alentm bit an champion Rockies last ~ ~:J-~~W:Um- ,for die Bears r.ame atfllbe . Jason Parsons lost the 1 Phillips, who had an NL RBI smgle off Brewers son. ! . . ,bat of Craft. Who ~ :a game m relief for R\0 " 1•• • • ' . best fielding percentage for reliever David Riske to give ."I tol? Griff if I get U a ;:"I;~ ~:•:.: s~ to Jeft fieki . GrluJ<!e· ~arso~s f3-l) went mght, I 11 be a ,p retty good · Riotied ttanllbe hoaomOf 4 2/3 mrungs, gtvtng up four second basemen last year, the Reds a 5-J lead. let Rickie 'Yeeks' hot "The nut . ·thin~ you pitcher this year," Fogg . = . , : i n s ~~ the fifth .anci ~U P'"";i' hits ll!,ld four runs, but only _ ~ __ grounder . go ~1!1 undcE,_ know< ""'~ ~ Jike Ill JOked. ~ chii!Nt He4 scattenil . . ·~ d,llct~ . ~_!II_ one- rim- was- earned. -He _ _ " . neath b1s ~~~"e m .the f!ft!! --~s, n Pflili!Jl!.s~d._:W.c -- ~~: The Brewers _Bot bit~~;ailGwed lle'vB= ::.~=-~mJ!h ~ struck~ three and wa~ - -. ~mung . to · g1ve Mtlwllllkee , ust startod ~'King. · · · · solo ltoiile fll!R1'rofil Ryan (five earned) with four . Oft . . WJA. . two. Freshman Austin · . Bush, .whl! ~y be out of Braun and Hall ... After the sttiboilts and m'le walk. ~ had so~ bad .leaks, Wright started for tije . ttsftrst l~d a~ 3-2. When tt bit the grass tt ~ ~g rotalton wtth the game, the Brewers put CF Adam Hatton went six ~~ :CJ's t:~Ito~ Redmen and was chased of Yuvant Tony Owy!l" Jr. (stnuned i.nnings l!o. get the win ·for lions . into a cloWic !'">':" the DIQilDd aftet 2113 took a bt~ hop and. then •mmment when tt htt th,e dirt tt JUSt Gallarda, said be s not wor- ieft hantslrii\g) oo the DL SSU He allowed -only six lay·~ time .-1 idle mnmgs. :· . Shawnee used seven stayed down ~n me," said ned about his performance. retroactive to April 4 and hits .~ two runs while fan- · ~l!ime into afm:eGJt. · Phtllips, wb0 stgned a f~"It's (W'I" "'f game," c~lled tlp ·I NF . Heman ning three and walking four. Rio ·Grande head ffllilrb pttchers. Jonathan . Venters year. con~a~t to stay ~ ~u~ S1lld._ So.n_Jetimes you Iribarren. ... After his strong Game .two bad a little bit Boid Wamimont said die pte~ up the wm m. re.lic:f. · Cmcmnatt this offseason. I bit lline drives right at pco- performance on Tuesday, 0f everything home mns lack of .execution in die allowmg only one hit m 1 waS aucia1. l/3 innings. Craft came on can't, make all the plays. pic, and somc:times they Reds roolde Johnny ~uet0 hit batsmen, Strange .plays: short . That s .one thing I learned find holes wdh .ground became . the fi.r~t ·pttcher stolen bases, lead dwtges, "We ,=~.,.to elUlCilte ~ and got tbe last two outs to last year, don't try .to do too balls. It';; all paltof Jt, nathc smce 1900 to strike -out 1'8 long innings, and moFC. short garite we can"! keep record the save. Rio will head to Walsh on much, learn from you,r mis- ing Ito get worked up about." batters without .a walk Both teams beld leads and poppin~ up bunts and win takes early and just play the The Brewers' bullpen through his firSt two sta11ts. the game .lasted over three games,' he ~d. Friday (April II) with a game. The next ~g you imploded from there, giving ... .Gall~ (left .knee) will ho'urs. ·· Plumpton led . the . mission m end the winless Shawnee State scored Redmen, going 3-for-4 with skid. Frrst pttch for the douknow I came up wtth a btg up seven runs over ·the final IRtvel ·wtth the team to New . hit." three innittgs, including \'<OFk but will remain on the · four runs in the first only to two bomers and two RBI as blebeader is scheduled for l see Rio Grande get back in well as scoring three runs. p.m . And a baserunning play Dunn's first horner of tbe Dl... Cavaliers fr0111 Page 81 New Jersey a ·a one-pOint ' lead, but that would be New . Jersey•s last field goal of the ms game. With J.llllleS getting .a rest, the Cav~ scored the nen· nine points. .Sasha Pa'llovic had a jumper, Joe · Smith liCOOld two baskets, and Szczetbiak added a 3. pointer to go .ahead, 85-77. By the time James returned with 6:24 to play, the Cavaliers wee up, 117· 71. New Jersey went scoreless oo 10 stnigbt possessions and didn't seore ~ until VmceCatter's two fRie · throws wiih 4:36 left. lbe ·Cavaliers took a 90-79 lead oo James' thtw jiOilll play . with 4.:13 to play. The Nets DecJ . ...aao· . . fu ... 1 , *"!hill' '.1 bw . ;.oo .and he might have bad a might have tossed · the old In his early years as a pro, implement drug testing. thing like Woods, ~ looks medicine ball around in the Woods wore shins so baggy As for Augusta National, like be can't wa~.t to :gel named after him by now. gym. that Cbarles Howell ill once well, that's anod!er issue. home ·to Rex in front of me Until this Masters, tbat is. lb:at's not to say they did- said he could make four out- Tbere's little doubt the mirror. His transfonnation A oew Phil showed 11p .at n' tlry. BiUyCasperWeoton fits' outofthem. lbesedays course is on steroids, from from a gangly and - .let's Augulita National dris week to win a Masters after be he looks ~s if each specially the telltale seoo0d ~ut of face i•t , gcelcy young mwillg less suboot:aneous fat tumed to buffalo meat 10 selected Nike original eitheJ: rough to the supersized par- player into the musclethan usual .and pronouncing lase excess pounds, and started life two .sizes too 4s that played so tough last .bound physical specimen be himself i.n great shape to lack Nicklaus made a small or was accidentally year no one managed to is today is just as swtling as win his t:hini green jacket. miraculous transformation put in the hot water wash. break par o ver four ,rounds. the way he has emerged as "I've wOit:ed out, yeah," from Fat Jack to the Golden If Woods was playing fur The changes made to tbe the greatest ever to play die Mickelson said, puffing his Bear about the time he start- the San Francisoo Giants, famed course were merely a game. · chest out and pull.ing his ed collecting green jackets the only logical conclusio0 response to the arms race in His late father, Earl., pre· belly in just a bit. "Worked )ly the bandfut would be that he's juiced. 'gOlf that escalated in recent dieted as much in 2001 out a little bit." Which brings us to Tiger The U .S. Attorney's office years as clubs got bigger, when he said that Woods Miguel Angel Jimenez Woods, where every conver- would have long ·ago called balls flew srraighter, and would get exponen~y hetapparently didn' t get the sation about golf seems 10 him before a grand jury and players g01 bulkier. Golf bas ter as he grew pbysu:a!Jy memo. He stood OJ) the ·end up these days. With tried to get him to not only 'become a power game, and more mature. At the time, ninth tee Wednesday with a , good reason. He comes into .confess, but rat . out there's no better example of Woods was coming otl me gut hanging out in front of this Masters as such a pro- Mickelson as his supplier at that than at the Masters, so-called Tiger Slam of four him, puffing .away on a fat bibiti'le favorite that book- the same time. where players now ~ust take strai~ht major · champicigar be discarded only long ies are taking even money . Such is . the suspicion of aim and blast the ball rather onshtpS and the sta~ement enough to bit his tee shot. bets on him against the our times, where even gen- than work it around the seemed -outlandish. The Spaniard might have entire field. tlemen golfers don' t get a course as in the past. Not so anymore. Woods been a throwback ro another Unlike Casper, Woods break. Woods doesn't beJp Put the mp players in the tees off Thtmiday in lielldt era, assuming, that is, that never had a problem with himself when be plays ooy game together today and of Iris fifth Masters win and players of another era wore weight, but his body seems about his extensive workout they look ·more like middle with the very real possibility earrings and bad' ponytails to· have unde!gone a meta- program, but no one seri- linebackers than golfers.. . he could bec9me tbe fust tied behind their bats. lllllll'phosis of another kind ously thinks he is using any- Mickel san, Woods, Vijay sinee Bobby Jones to win They didn't, but most did- in recent years. Once as thin thing stronger than his new Singh, Ernie Els and the Grand Slam. n't look much like athletes, as a l -imn, bis 'upper body . Gatorade drink. Woods him- Padraig Harrington make He' s always intimidated either. Player may have oow ripples with muscles self is one of tbe few players Nicklaus in his prime look other players with his game. prided himself on doing Mickelson ooold only dFeam who have been publicly sup- m.ore like the Golden Cub. Now, be does it :with his hundreds of push-ups, but. about, and his Popeye arms pottive of the tour'seffort to Nooe, tbough, arecutaDy- physique, too. there were 10 guys ~haped threaten to . split open his ----~----~-----------------­ like Julius Boros for every short sleeves with every quiet. Laws (8-3) scattered Whitney Harless. Harless · one . who looked like he swing. n • seven hits and allowed one went 3-for-4 in the game run in seven innings. She and knocked in three runs. " - - Po- 81 struck out three and walked She had a two-run single in Richard Jefferson · ....... • as" three. were l-of-20 from the field and the seve!lth. and scored nine points in added 15 to lead New . . Lauren Ellis led . the shortstop Freshman me foutth. Jersey, which won the first runs m th.e top of the sev- .. Shawnee ·State offense Amber Bowman bad a two"Defensively, I know it three meetings this season enth inning to break open a going 3-for-3 with a ~ bit game and drove in the made Coacll Brown happy," against Cleveland. 1-1 game. scored. · Katie Daniel final Rio run of the aftcl'James ·said. · "It makes us '1he Nets lead 53-49 at ~omoi'e first base~ knocked Ellis in on a happy. The offense is easy halftime and scored the first ~ ~ahon had the ~tg ~und out in the foll11b · noon. Mahon had two more wben you can defend like seven points of the third bit, beltmg a bases clearmg mning that lied the game at bits in the second game. Sophomore pitcher that." quarter. double to give the a NO .a piece. Tbe ·t um of events didn't Notes: Pavlovic, who had Redwomen the margin of Lori Harmon absorbed Sophia Y0ung went the disDlllkC Nets coaoh Lawreooe been benched the previous victory. Mahon went 2-for-4 the loss for Shawnee State. tance to pick up her fifth four games, scored four at the plate and .drove in ail She gave 19' four runs and victory -of the season. Young Frank very~· "We couldn t buy a field points in 12 minutes. ... four Rio Gt:ande runs. She seven hits m·seveti innings ailowed three hits and seven runs in seven innings with goal and we couldn•t get a Nachbar sCored 14 points started the scoring in tbe and walked three batters. stop," he said. "That was a on 4-of-6 shooting. ... ftrst inning, scoring lead-off In game two, Shaw11ee one strikeout. Ellis and 35-point swing.~ Middleweight box.ing batter Jessica Ross with a State ( 11 -9, 3-5 AMC) Mandy Messer also had '"It's tough when you' re champion Kelly Pavlik, a double. scored first with a run in the RBI hits in the game for the nat hitting shots, not mak- native of Youngstown, Ross set the table nicely bottom of the second inning Lady Bears. Daniel .took the loss for ing layups and calls we felt Ohio, attended the game. ... for the Redwomen, going 2- on a solo home run from Shawnee State as she was we Should have gotten, we The Webby Awards, the for-3 with a walk and a pair Katie Wade. WeFCn 't . getting," said leading international award of runs scored. Junior secRio scored three times in touched up for 13 hits and Carter. "It was ..a triple- honoring excenence on the ond baseman Shannon the fifth and' three more in six earned runs in seven threat negative." lruernet, has .recognized the Abbott also recorded a twO.: the seventh .to win the game. i.itnings. She recorded three Zydrunas llgauskas l3 far "LeBron James on MSN" hit day for \he Redwomen. Sophomore designated hit- strikeouts and three walks. the ·c;a.valiers. Daniel website as an Official · · -Senior pitcher Miranda ter Brittl!Dy Creviston Rio Grande will travel to Gibson and Delonte West Honoree for the "Best Laws moved to 5..() for the ripped a two-run single in Urbana on Tuesday for a scored 12 .peoe. Visual Design Function ~ week as she kept the the fifth, ' followed by an doubleheader beginning at 3 Carter scored 19 points category: Shawnee State relatively RBI bit from settior catcher p.m. 1ED_PRESs __ ASSOc __"'_ _ _ _ _ brid,ge on the back nine ~~A, Ga - Hang clean racing. "There is a. respect level that I don ' t think has been as high as. its been," he said. "Guys that I didn't work well with on the track last year have been some of the best guys this year. · "It's not like we sent Christmas cards after last year, but guys realize they can't get into the weekly scuffle because 'that oould be the difference in making the Chase .0 r not." Stewart, who is fifth in .t he driver standings, is upbeat about his season even though the resul.t s haven' t been impressive. He's hoping that will change at .this week's race in Arirona. BY LA , The QriJy Sentinel• P 1 B3 www.mydailysentind.com .. ..S..ueep .·,:.. !!:w ··,!lt:!e' . two:-nm. :IJ-1!1!.. • ~REAQH,~ ~CQUNTIES n:tum, tJtc: . 'lhlck l'n , . . . Bl . _,'\ ..... . , Southem'11 John Wilcox · of l :t9•. · One' ·~ -(13.5), apd fourth went ,t o behilld 1Wn ai '2:.:'20 a'.lllil Eastern's luril , • s•-y Soudlem's . 1to&ebem". (1).71). -.-1.11in1 :w.c:nt 10 Sw1 'a; ~s 1bc ooyl 41200m relay iM1l. Djlin Jtoulli. aie 1111 · •-" 'tWit . r"'-'""was ·between ~ ~ReiD.,.... m 2~ ........ , ..". _.... So11tbem. The '&gles fin- took liow:dl .w.idt .a tiaitl <lif i sbed in 1:<11.3, and the 2;.29. · < . "· TOI'IIIIdoes had a time of -In die 200m dlulll: t i 1·...-J . • .. . 'firstwithathrowof41•U". Jle was .followed ·by 'Suuth 1 Gallia' s Kevan Johnson ~9' 3~) and Paul Blrker :(38'j and 'Suuthem's Jerry .2:()2.38. , · ~~· Ilk~: . BllmMl,JitS )Justis (32'4"). Eastem'·s Aaron ' lfilli.s!m ''finl. ~r~illt. a ~ , 'Newell also won the 'dis- Martindale won the UiOQID ·of ·1S.t "'OO!!ds. Wiloo)[ oCUli event, edging Johnson run in a time of 5gJ.6Z.: · was ......J.. £lybum.with a throw of 115' 7.5". Teammate Keiib jciker ·dtil:d.Md. Wd.4~fuurGt. J ohnson' s throw was · took ·seconrl, finisq , .ia -Their times were 1~.1. 'HS' 5" .. Bar!ter took thirrl, 5:13.35. Colby Rosebeny 1:7.7, aDd l8 .,.._., dlrowing. 112'6", and ofSourhenuwu thinhrith S,dl.ultz I'JIIIdaer:I?!OIW.iai . :S~uthem ' s Tyler Circle a tiJie 5:}4.27, aad l2:33. earning''fint piloe. •as fourth .at 100' 5". IS 1 a'a Nid Scb11llz fia- Wahoo had a .liDic of : In the boys long jllDI,P. . · ilbed.in 5:3L73. 12:49 for seooDd p~. flfsl place went Ito J1le fiai1bes WC!ft -whliC Southern's Kfle Eastern's Devon B.ilum Eaatem. :S outhen_, aad Goode was rbial, firMhillll!i 'with a jump Of 16'8.5". 'South Gallia . \ia . In 12:53. South •G1dlia'' s South Gallia · took 4xl00ui. <Eutem aa ~ law111 took . second and third place. mlay .iD S0.86, while fourth with a Ulle Of facob Watson jumped . Soutbem 1111 it in ~.25. !6:28. 15'7.5", two inches far1ber South Galli• filliii!Jod in 1bc &*P:I boyJ abo than Barker's 15'5.5". l:l3.2.l. ·· I hid two IID•ms nm :in .the Sou!hem's Joey Forester ~~~~ ·'Gallia't Jeff .o4i400m Jlliliy, 1beir timd jumped 1~'11" for fourth CIY!IIta . WCIII the boys !if 4:07 aad 4:01,6 were .place. -4ClDm tridi a tiJ1!e of good eoouah for first and · Seall CQPPick, in a time L112.7l...S 'J "• J.P. second. South Gallia w11 of 21 ICCOllds, took tint Se~ t=iw ,.... .100"1¥' at third, ftniJhing in 4:20.8, far Southern in the 110m 1 :03.16: J!tra•'• 'Zac:h and Soutbem was follf!h tll'dle1. · Moore .wa diiDl Hil time with a time Of 4:25 .8. 'Ia 1tle boys 'lOOm dash, wai J :OS.61. South Gallia and JCllllt Co~ bad another Coppia also took flfst Southern will · see one fint pliCe iiniih for the for SOucbem in till: 300m ·another again on &iday at Eagles. His time Wll 12.36 hurdles. He finished in . the 1!.0tary Relays .in Rio · seconds. Second went to 54.23 seconds. Grande , whi le Eastern' s .,South Gallia's Max Wild Eastern's Josh Collins next meet will be at Belpre (13 .22), third went to won the 800m with a time on Saturday. r '' Place Your Paid Classified Ad In Wednesday's GaiHpolis ))aDy Tribune, Point Pleasant Regiter or . Daily Sentine~ And It Wm ROn For FRER In "·- ,~ The Tri-County Marketplace! . R~~4r\CH of AP.iD mel . 0\ ER 1 17 ~()00 HOUSEH()LDS! 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Au,s1 Bill I I G.C. MIINJI'a.Eul( ICI•Julr17..Z !'Y ' ~ uma Rood, RUIIBnd 331121. _, or oNne. One New York brob:r said Bobby Jones. Even so, per, ASsociATED PRESS a four-day pass was going for 1 haps no odJer golf fooma, $3,500, and if thai · SOUDds ment celebrates its bistoly AUGUSTA. Ga. . - Ann iike a ileal, consider tbe face quite IW: Augusta Natioolil Curtis came in ·the·back .gates value - $175, far ~ and Wednesday w.,as a perfect of Augusta National expect, d!eapest for a maJOf spomng example. .. _in~ little mortHllan a ni<7 day event. A ticket 10 the Super ·- PlaY,ing the 18dt hole by · ·. Wilb.!Jer husband, .She .JS 1101 Bowl. whiCh lasts four hours, himself was La.'ry Mize, wbo a golfer, has never been here was 5700. turns 50 later this year. He's before, but what she saw . Inside the gates, the >llllue remembered as the local 'k id gave her a start. only gets better; wbo ohipped in for birdie 011 "I'm not one that's easily Concession prices ~, the lldt bote in 1987 1D tat awed," she said. "lt's jus1 . ble lbose at a high school Greg Norman in 1 ~-=· breathtaking " · football game, with a pimien, still one of the most ~ , Before her was a calhedral to cheese sandwich going for cd shots at the Masters. of spring - home to lhe 51.50, candy bars for 51 and TWo groups back was Jack Masters . golf tournament, a cup of beer for $2. It's not Nicklaus, who stopped play, · ,yes, but also something .gourmet; but no ooc comes to ing the Masten; in :ZOOS but more. An annual rite, an the Masters for a good meal. decidM to playthebaCl .nine Clllelgence from the gray of Jack Nicklaus', Gary Pla)er'.o f South Africa .and 'B ernhard Langer of Germany walk liP the Tiley are here for the for practice wtlh his 1~, wintt2' into a blaze of color 16th .g,een dufirC l)laCtioe fol: the 2008 Masters golf tournament at the Augusta National views.. $1Unning cblnges in old gra~'!"D on the bag, just from lhe green grass to the .c::on~wn~s ~ f!tim'!~~ see the pink and fuchsia azaleas to Gcllf•CII.b in ~ Ga. Welt~sday. the Masters toumament begins on Thursday. the white dogwoods. '1bis major iuo iutJottJd tbe final day of practire on here for her 60ih birthday. He . the lldt gmco. in The Golden Bear is now h's a mystique that doesn't to all Df us," np Woods ·t he driving rant~~ and the purcl\ased a book. on .the his, ' front of the 12th grcca llld 68, and he had to bit a fair, _wear off, even for the likes of said. "It's such a speci•l putting green, Skipping the tory of the clu~ and took winds along tbe [31h hole, way metal into almost all the Arnold Palmer and Butch evmt" , Pa' 3lllllmamentbecause be notes before passmg dJrougb where the dub ·estimates par 4s, but he was greeted by Harmon after lilOfe than half Woods appreoia:s the wanted no distracti9ns. the gates Wednesday, study, ~ ll'C I ;cal azaleas. a standing ovation as he .,a ceniUry. Harmon was a tod, 'beauty of Augusta NMjoNJ 1 'For so many others, ing lhe COIItoUni of the land And they are bete for lhe walked off the 181h tee. · dler wben his father, Claude, but he's here for the goJf. The AuguSJ.il Nationalts all about and the flowers named for golf. He.then played me Par 3 woo the Masters 60 years wOOd's No. I Eer scot distractions. every hole ·- Tea Olive, For' all the flowers, there tournament and headed ago. Palmer, perhaps the expectations hi than a The Masters is the only Golden Bell, Redbud. Holly are jus1 as many footprints home. most beloved figure at Georgia pine w he said major held on the same golf - all of lhem found on Ibis left by his1my. · . "f m going to leave this to . Augusta, won the first of his earlier this year that t:be OIIUI'!Ie every year, and it bas former nursery. Each bole oontains a a lot of young folb," be said. four green jackets exactly 50 Grand Slam - winning all been televised every year, "lt's like going to church," Masters lflOIIICilt. from Ben Still, he was here, and be years ago. four majors in lbe same year since 1956. Fans and players Kolveil smd. Crenshaw · making a .6()..foot undoubtedly will be back "Tbere are sp many &tories - was "easily within re,a, alike grow up walchmg tbe He look a picture on every birdie putt oo tbe I Olh hole in next year. The aura of Amen lire," Harmon said on the son."~ bas won eight out of toumamenl on the second hole, even if there were no 1984, 10 Sandy Lyle hitting Corner .in the spring is too greensCai]ICt porch of lhe his 1ast 10 .tournaments and is week:end of April. They worlds<: lass golfers ' in the out of tbe cavernous bunker alluring. white clubhouse. · an even,mooey favorite to know the holes. They backjli'Ound. oiJ lhe 181h 10 10 feet for a What gives tbe COUiiiC its "''hat's what is so great win his fifth Maslers, odds remember lhe shots. They It IS a powerful draw. for birdie to win by a single mystique? Niddaus left that about this place," Palmer qui ~ never before seen in golf. can recite the history. But those who don't have a tick, stroke 20 years ago. for otllers to pondtc, but bis • etly replied. He played 18 holes on they can't recreate lhe beauty. et. 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Clean gas furnace , low u_1ilnies. below appraisal 555,1100 call New home, never ltveel ln. 304-!!9!1-3954 or (304)773- 2BR, 2 -'baths, s aeru more 9525 relocating to smaller or less In G!Oiipoiis. l\oklng $80,000. 7-7029 home · 4br, 2 AC, Pool , Ctry New New log home sitting on Haven, $139,500 call after t66 aCI'es. custom +dtchen, epm 304·593-8871 !!BA, 2 bath. $1<2,900. cau 741)-256-9247' · call -2015 Of Drug Test enoes. 44&4996 be experi· ..-&-towort<unou· G) - --k-10 --inthil 14W F... _ ------~ George'S Portable Sav.:tnill, """' haW your Logs to ..,. Mil just 01111304-675-1957. illdk a Hw "any p;lho:stw, HmhMion or dl h•••lloi• illlled on ~--· _ ___,__ ..... color, Nllgion, - · '-"lilt ..._ or l"'llltccMM origin, inlllmlon to Lawn~ Servioe, Mowing & Trimming. Free Estimates Call (740)441·1333 or (740)645-0506 Of-.· F••=-=· Hmftllticm or dllctil:.. t.-on." Need a ride to the doctor, school or woli<? """!:!E:wlll '" iOWiiifllt MIOIPtnot lldwrtiwtiMIIs for ,... .-..which !sin violltion af "-'•• · Our - - . . . t.I!Dy tntorm.cl tt.l: ..1 ~a:=nd m. . INf!OUND & OIJ1BQUNll Cillo lor Non-1'!0111 1 Christian organizations. 2 J~: PI iJ'tclan ·p t1 faf ;lq 0 3D-day OT1&ile pa;d iralnlng oF..-. & PICiuional ......w · _,."'ng-enwonme . llonatBidweiiHa-10. • ilmeBe&-563-7537 111 .lob-1111 ' ' n.cot~t . Teacher's Poioilior-. ot - -nt clililca,. fa$7cii,!Y.:.._ , ~~-~. ~· ~··~ -~"• Send resume to Earty EduCiilkm Station 2122 .Jafllfioo Ave. Pt. Pleasant. • Si6 ,900 304- 675·8821 lilie new 3 bed 2 bath on .50 acres. $400 a month. Owner tlnanclnQ •val,_. 74D-446- ~ 10 l.oAN . l ground 1'0'> erdosod by privacy fencing and land· 1111ED Hillel !!BR from $1 ,900 - .. Ssve $50001 740-828-2750 scaped. Finished 2 car ~ .com paUo & pool area. Heated in glf1l!j0 attached to houoe r (740)~~ 17 lloensad. (Tl'i6iSajUiiic AM)~ Down Town home or CJbCaiin a loan. BEWARE . f1iotnt p It ~ Strwt Offioe. Space or Rolail ~ 1,300 SQ. fl. Phone 304-6745-3788' your aloeqUII&lail>'aO)'Iafllll oclllanoe payments 1eeS or Insurance. Call u. Ollioe of Consumer """""1011 ... at Htes. 27lHl003 10 loam H tho mongage brol<er or lender is1 property M- andilnl&hed&heaied3car WHVA'.VRENT? 3 bed 2 ga rage unattached. battl, $199 a IIIOTlth. 740· Exoeilorn coudiliou TNdy to .,-,p;;:l3&4;;,;;,;,_ _ _ _., mOYO ln. $255,000.00, cal: ~ Ot'fioe _ of CMsumer l1!fi Atlllir8 -=;...-"""~ you nance _ _ .,r ·2ba ilyroom, oentralair, gashea1 S2,4.36pormon1t1, tndUdes an(j 11ireplaoe. Addition of a iTliTlY' upgrades, defivery & lorve Florida room com- sol-up. (7.0)385-243<1 I cada r open5 p letey ..,.,,t o Large 2-ooOe; homo on LOCUS! Slreei. Gall¢iis. • j loTs & •---~ ~~---~:::=ii...,J Bedroomc, 2 Batt\, KIT, FM. OR. LA. LaLndoy. OUJ· bulld· 6 aore& m! on Left Fori< Ad ing, lencod yartt, ckl&e 10 neai Ja<i<soo PikB. Prioed Jo E•collent soil. 446-7525 schools. aervioe announcement trom ihe Ohio Valier Condition! 1~1-1202 . - - - - - - 304-675-6363. cetl f'hono.Goliipoi Aroa. PlA:Jiishing Ccmpany) MIDOLEPORT--3 bedroom Reward 7o40:992:6572 . • • .,.7. , ( app!ian~s new Kit. Ranch style house with 4 m~~=com bedrooms, living room , din- - - - - - - iOg room , klichen, largo lam- - 3 Bociroom h01111l6 1rom c: ·::::.-..:=.= =~ =rP~a.~~ ISHOP CLASSIFIEDSI ~"'"'::;E~I~=: CIIIIIB:4/11108.EOE Electric.. paint/carpet, storage 1.700 sq tt s,tg,gag Mictwest Bom>w Smart Con!IICI . . ihe Ohio Oiv;,ion of Fm&ncial Institution's 1111-CMYU WI/ 25550 95 Clayton i6x80 3br. 2ba CHIA, area. Approx. 4 acres, all professionally landscaped .. **Nei'ICE** 1\als*4 CIMMe ...._ Iss 1 1 IJ1 -.h r 2008 3 bedroom 2 bath 5110· tional home $279 per montt1 740-385-7671 . through tile mail until have invastigated ollering. 11 -- - - ••* •-• 388·8017 or 245·9213 HPUse for sate in Racine i ow.oldyPoyltlonUoeo OOu!&tandirlg- pao.: 16x80 3 bed 1batt1 Fortune . Dayline 388-0000. EYIIIling NOT to sand mo .tarr;l""•123.com .,..__ ,....... •=--~~---, OtnsSill 0 2000 16x70 2 biKI 2 bath Aaatwood. 2002 11;1<80 3 ,bod 2 ba1h 0 -. 1999 ~.com you do liusineSS $7500/mo PT . FTee lnlormation! e. UIQ. $230 per month_ 740--3859946 Midwest 74Q-.828-.2750 rocommend Own a computer? PoJI H10 Work ! Upto$15001o 1FT -Clf'.-i. 6 ca.ing I for>d MrVioo - " · ~ NB. Starting wage ot ~- c.ll Veley P-~- Pilate ~ in Concnoie ......... pollOI\ .. ~ ollioo at (311')773-55111"' - - o n _ . , . , , . . , ..._ al ""' UnMorsily al Rio Gowdo. No 1111op11ono colo 00. people you know. an Malee a dlfteranoa in 'the · - 2 Ball< Duple• for Sale on Land Corytract 740--992-5858. !hal -ii'FT . · ... ........, on acpeiaw _, ..... "1111 Bcoc306, V.-, Ohio45686 record . 8enef1s lndoding l.Oc*ing 1or on call part time BadroonJ Vin~ Siding. Shingle Aool laogest~ lNG c.- IC8· I 6KBO 3 1 MODULAR$ see Ohiolo -••IOed ~ : .,...oi1LA ~~ 3570 SIIIIIQ - · - .,.,.. - ·Elipoiiel 100 ~ilea...,'!:?_ m ·o ___.. •..._nt and ......... ..,.,.at lnleMBW -· :"'"''Send ...,......... _ ,._ .. _ Benaftl6 tiCb'a tldll euc:h as WllclnQ . · a pluS. Siarling PI¥ io. """-r, P.O. .. • oMS-7900 -l.Dco--eom"-..,-,..-n-..,.--:St-ore- acoept~_ng i I .aJI:Itllctto .......... .).' & EMTs. . · 740- 1 r All ... _ _ I' ~ ·. 1101\Wd. (7<10)388·11416 COil1j)ol~i.. 1'.8: otiuul (740)367.0000 iii~"1i;;;;;:;-j Insured, --Col = c.,. ~- - tiono for - . ll:lllfiOI'& FEDERAL PosTAL JOBS . -· ·= Transportation, Someone to iron at my Driving Record, house. Must have refer· Now Hiring Serwrs and -~-~-~~-~~-~-~:--- $17.-...27h., now tM'- Coolca. Apply -In or -~ilg. For llld Me Dnlne at WftW.bennin:anc.. WANTED: Fult-time QUit"MI*i•ll lob Ho. Cllll ·-lJDinaed PYw::11c11 Hurl. for ~"--c. ol L.lbor 1- paiipl nt.cam ac>onwnuoliiy--for 81~581 '215,:H/In. OIIIj).-. ...liable lor . an ,_too with MRIDO In OOfV. OoU-•iic Latxniory Bfdwetl. Houfl: M..f= 11mDlrll ~ 1 '•"'· Poaitiorl would 5p<n. eun.nt LPN Uoonso " - - . , Horne on1a11 - i l l / Jiludy J1101!. and Pholu-.,.r oorilli:o- Graue>--TOQ-W2·5023 • a n d - . . -. tho lion !'1Qulrod. Soilry: _ .. 1nr mollingcl-...Si 1.oo.lloul. Excoloni bon- ~...,- Molgs lllii10 ~ - 1 - eflil pod<ajjo including co. Cctit; 111 .. & ing IW1d o11or _ . . ollioo -ordpilid._ 1·740-373- dutia&. Wll train. Sind time. Pf&-eit.,torTl•lt ,drug 3800 .u foe Wandl Of feiUft'ltl to or. E John testing . Ssnd mume ·IIPI'II' , 011 line . _.inleo· Siro-. PO 11oJ< 4117 . to : B~dl;eye CommurWty ilt•._! llhate.oom . GeM to llil, OH •5631 Ssrvioos, P.O.Iloo< 604, . ~ Re&idenUal Tree Trimmer, must know local tree upecies, must be able to ~imb without hooks. bucl<el experience. c~an driving reCord. commercial Class A OJ B Lioense. pre-employ· ment drug test. EEO EJI1li..,.... Send raoume ic: T""' Spedalioto B8 Thivoner 'Road, Goillpolls Helper, Oh 45631 Oil, , _ . , - . . , tg . pantry& laundry room St. Spacious nlaster suite w/ Mason OWirtooktng ttle river, F.P & private entrance. 1 112 bath, appliances PrioeCl to sell sea 000 Now induded. central air, 2 yr. old $88,000. catl (740)645-8751 6476 Res. or Comm •oe.,eudallie·, Hardworking. Mefiabte C~ ~~~- 0125 Affordable Lawn Care , . Mowing, Landscaping , Mulching & More. 304·372· Now Hiring: Full T"'"llo'j Shill F.. Tone E-.,g Shill ~. ..,_. - high ochool diploma. ,t,wlieatiOIII mav be pk:ktd ...... meetirlg Of Tlmel\b •• Clllle A'!l. Pay $201l1r or $51Ktyr, indudes Federal Beneflis, OE Oflored by E>ram Sarvices, J'. "'--lt be... . ~ Chain • 18 dlip olcl< ,_. and 12 on inldis .m plus pold holldop; jlllldlpieni - lble. Saalryilcoun•allltl'lte wtth 8'lql81ietaoe. MIJII o WI/ CNA io ........ ~ 11 · -.. .. ~~""_ o!ld mtJII poll8l8 either aGED HIRING ""'""""i- ~lor'*"""· lliapllld> ••li*ii"'"'" - =·~ POST OFFICE NOW Inducing: rot ofJ8red w/ USPS Who I 740- sa Local company afteririJ "NO Old Crew Road, behind lairDoWN PAYMENT" pro- grounas, 3 br., 2 batn log Sc:Bxl..s grams for you to OOy your home, 'ful! basement, end of ~ · 1 home inslead ol renting. - roael quiet , 3 miles from • 1000k financing · Pomeroy, (740)992·5067 Radiology . cer11f<ate from 0 Ill II · Collog: • L... perfocl cl9dit - ' ihe Stale of OhiQ, Send ~~ !llaoe TJ> Hl!!OO. s ed _ Small i! J!!c""''"" ~ Rscino· - IHUII!a- !o Dr.· E ~ij!,n can 'lllilayl 7W'«!Ra57. . "1'1\lf!lllnt J:ilUIO 6§ ifi& Am . f ttUIIJUUtlillgl,..l· Strauss. PO b 407 . 1-800-214-0452 same as rent. pon ~~- 1 acre. Alking Galtipolis, OH _.5631 www.~reorcollege.eci.J Mortgage Locators. $45,000. 740-949--2539. COL - - - - - -1or Ulo - - " ' Galipolis ~ for iUn - .., .. ~ (~)-in o 114 bed lOCal reoily-<11ix log"'"" cooe- ~- TOIO (2) , . . _ . _ . . , FuHmo ~. !NV ,_, on MIW!lill.,.- I**· llllftoio, WV) pienl. age,_ ind~ State civil Eapedaw:e. iB pretlrred but -loiouoonoo is-. Tale Inbound cusiorne< .... for Fortune 100 Cori'CIInies itw .... ,...... ..,_ laking lor a part-time &h...,., pl&ale . g<ml!jO. 4 br. house Pomemv Position open for an l!j 1 OrthoOOntic Dental ·1 ~ nut1 hM your • Hepatitis 8 Series Bnd yout - tul? C ' I 8lrVIDI' -m .... - , ......... -... INDEX . lliliiiiiiJil Mirfi'= .... _, BY Doua FERa.- 1 antiques, ctothes, fum., -"6-2842 tools, batting rolla, fum . - - - - - - - *1 , ,. ' _ ·~ 1 A major touma•nent that means more than golf cUtSbeiund ...t •o G&M · olii!o. G0me 151 2M - April Blh-911>. - . C : I , . , '" Cust01ner aa, ..... .MTS llllilli!!!!A. kna~~· r ~~~. ~~~·" . U.S.Ofa · 'liiiNr·-G.C. (Saulh) 01111.• June 12·15 NACP" 1a1•• d I 'I Ill . .·C.C. ·CSOI.ill1) 1IG I I fi iJ TOWilill$, Ulalo. • Aug. NO ,.--~~~---fll . ~.... go-. ... _ -~~~~~- . ..filii .... righl. _,.!IIIII """" U!Jh<>lstery, 1... "'"""'· \'AID s.w;. ! La.-. ~..., ::,;;;~ verlgold coins, •nY IOK/14K/1BK gold jeweioy, gold, p<e 1935 us CUIT1IftC}', poooi/mlni• ...,, One Still', Vint~Rt 160. Wed ihN Sst . inside Silo Fri&Sat !k?, 5 001 100 tmm .Hoi... -cy of Rio Grande in a bea~lful wooded locailon. $199,900 . Call 10r an appt. 74D-245- ~ . new vinyl flooring, ·~====::~ Huge Yard Silo at McCO\'S ~""' Top Dollar • oi- ~lng tor an upda1lod 1amUy heme , em 1 acre mJ1 w/ boCkyartl 1enoe in GatHpolts."ttris 21op Pt. 3 br. 2 ba. w! lg. bonus room ~ sided ranch has new roof, attached carport, 2 car garage , refinisheel hard· WOOd . 11oors is ready 1o move in oel'ltr8.1 air & natural gas 1 ~ ·stone FP in LA K~Chen· has , _ 0111< Basement, loclil:ed outside Ohio fill31 inh '""''GIS- ... _.. Ill h righl. A - loan ia "Q!I II -- 2000 Custom Buln _C od. 4BR 2 BA Managilg Edttor Ohio V.lley P<i>istling . . . . ··-In 14 .I - llom<ight to ld. Has pllred alha . . - dlffiouH ! .. i ....... .. ,__ putting-.._ 1 ~ • I I .... by20 ,..,..,.... aga,lnll . . - ) ' ........ -Iliad 80 )llldS- tiJo _ .. Bunker1 . . ., Jalp IIIII ,.,.,. ..... ..._ .... 8 . . . . . . Jn . .·~­ DilllcuH to MWI par llum!he -riglt<JIIhe-. The - -in--~. _, _.,., resumes to: . . molt .... . . lng ...... - l n gel!, . . . daglaglWt ilp ........... ~-.... .,..,..._ ldri- llimugh • - G I GaaigiopNa. ,.., ___ - 367·7129. beneflis. lnlaresiod applicar& can ·send · ............. CMIICr) ~ D _ , payment 4 tedrooms. Large yard. Covel9d wee!< and inciudei yftlto-)lllde.TII - I II -~40yftllor (25 4 a"C) r· n• PfP8fS. The ouccosslulllllPilcanl wouk:l wort< under 1he supervisioo ot the news depar1ment Duties include electronic generation of news pages, along with 500fl'l8 copy .edl1ing and headline writing, as well as, proolrealing at proOuoodbyoiher · pllginol015. Compu1er oidlls and knowledge of Quail< XPress and Photosh~ are required. · Past .-perienoe in page or graphic design is not a requirement The position is full-time, 40 hours a (-Sal) ' ....,... ....... .., ........... ... NlllliliWI. . . 10 ... -n•lo~oe-.n. . MOBI LE HOME LOT FOR RENT. 1031 Georvos Creek Ad, ...., ., , , '~ �.••• '••••llillll.com ,~.,,April , 10, 2008 The Daily Sentinel• P9 B7 www•...,-s 1 ~r:•OOP NEA Cronword Puzzle BRIDGE ACROSS "'Quell_, .. ..... 46 aa..l 1 A_.., 6 w 5! -.( -•• -•• -., - atiow.dle.A II ess•Jelllt.slllar.:. . F~Sun . April11~ 12 & 13 FtenchSOO Flea Market 1Gallia Oourlly IFal!]jroonlils Oe8lers \Wioome .west Vrrgiriia.Jobs !Foundation BINGO 124 Hi.wmlan!il Av.e. IPmimt Aleasalilt, WI 30«515-38il? Friday, April 11th $5 Packs $1,000 Guaranteed Covera11 Dooa; open aPI:OO pm (2 ·pank ·min'(lU~) 13Docne 55Doli ....... 1556T= ' ' Cliu' • .. 57 P~ • 's .., IJijgb 'Scbodl Graduate:6E(l) .., ~U ow'Uier •ICiilrJIBeS .., Must-passwbstance 8busettest rti'IPhy&iCH!Iy able to perform the work 'fl' Must !have Jl'dliable transportation ,;' Jllrug Jesting OS lll!qUircd • Remodeq tO 7 1 • A Q J 10 • ..... Q 10 .. 9 6. ·• School.anendaooe • (iTaduation date •• WRfliE m &ft'L\'** M~ M Street IPult!imouth,Oirio M,ly lf.lMII:at 7,341.11111- Uillll .... MI!Y !II, lNB:at liOOpn ·..-:38IJIID :r.uers, 'Money, space Craftsman, MilD, Briggs & Stratton oM-Honest 1- ,lnlegri ty for $64 IOYeani Ist Road to left abo!Jt! 'Mason Golf Course HarvcyiRood'Masm. wv 21 - - Pus 31 19 Podl*d ~ ... 7 Cries 2li ll<Mmight 52~ar 27 Not 8 ColuoiidO - 29 c.ncliod item . .... pordanl 25 Pithy ......... ,_ .- 34- 10· S: ' 3 1 urges 14 ~ -- 15 Any 3& Fal for oome 39 Gout?o cousin 43 llllllliry '"""'· mligion, '!latiOruil origin, or hnndic'V' in. .accordance w.ith J\Ppliclible Jaws and regulations. . goc?c? 17 S::flllldlnl: 44 -Midaaat YIP --East. .. - ... · OU'I' GOOD, SNUFf'( IIIII 9 tho witt1 his liDO and rutunis ... eight How Wlll*l·you ccntlnue? Nor1h in-.g th"'" tworts to show his OOIWMtliatad values in the suit. wyou hid w tworts, you""' ...... not""' spo:los. Than, was"""' HE !! I'LL POP HIM SOME CORN, READ HIM SOME COMICS AN' TELL HIM IT'S A WON'T GOT 'HIM CONKED BE M•' 4 I ~!! 'SOUT SI'ENDIN' TH' QIGNT, DOC !! *JT,_. T•ii;w;•ag haw -youhawadilrnond~, ll1lllbe I'U should haw •••ntirued with -~. Thai--­ watt hole, but His hal!lto llgUO with your going br- in your aolid wit. to haw 10 _ 'IIIu - , six spades, ttwao ~ and one <*amond. Wbel oould pmiSillly II" wmng? 1'11!11, """ _ . . toad. 'IIIu 818 missing only dillnoudo, and East <Mif· In tho d. West's diamond ""' "'"" be 8 siijj1etw. (Wttl1 two dia~--haw tad his hiP< Ollftl, plajtng hifiHow Wlh a ·I So, I, lttri<j(lwo, you Pllri yourIq - ln! Dr your 1 0 - - Hwil be &RemDUI 'IRrompt and Quality Work •Reasonnllle l!ates "Insured 'IE~perieilced ,.LM-QI.\! bll> "'ll£'( !References Available! Calr.Gary:Stanley @ 740-591-8044 ~~aiitt>? IUitad ll!llle "'uft.ee-ilrl" - - - · ploy a low dilmond.lolting East -tho -**. lind I East ~ witt1 llliOthor - . Pllri low IIQI¥11. may ruff (1o IIIQI ""' fnim wiiDng tho !rid< Ill' ,.,.,;ng nn lie bolnl) and 1111um a club, but you lUI!, ~ and --101rid<s. CELEBRITY CIPHER by Luis c. .... """"'c;m-.. ...., """-"'""""'-·""""""""' &:tlieOer il the~ !lards b" llllthlr Todly'saue: z ~ v "BPTII RK Rill RE J K NPTII ATVKX JX WII .KC liP II EIIIIG liD VKKM MHII;IIItEGREI IDNIIT CltN ' 911; OPHRXNRET DJHXItCZitX u It . " TIJRCKHT .. - PREVIOUS SOI.UTKlN - 'n's lime for scier<e and physics and spirituoJity to make adilftoenoe in this world and to try to sa I'll the planet.· · Neil YOtllQ . lilf : oe·T•••I6 C'lri ...... S.MI I J Dlll'fll1 900 East State Street, A1hens ~!so on 'the web tllwww.donwood.com :E.O.E. Cllii~IE~ STDt.IE COII!STRUCnOtl --···- C.iilllu•••• •'lllnyl:tllllliWI IIG£2 .r-- 1--YOl--•· ARJES (Marct\21 ~ 1~ -:=. If ~'re ~~r ......,...,..,. Cia!'' ~ thOM: ct.nm.fi16irs who .!::~~~ ~ lltlr up trouble, taKJWtng fuil~~¥&11 llllldlt-•• •il!olel. . ...., ,.,.., •IRDomJAddllionl ·Cenbal·-ldl)lr.11/C 1 hoolwp ·~ •Owner/PIIV5 water, sewer, • I ~ · . N 0 H· Y E m.... Anyone '-"'ne · opt. ' BARGAINS EVERY DAY · . - .. .ew;pected contribution . LEO (.July 23-A.ug. 22) Don't P"Jtend to understand an assignment thal, WI fact, you don't fully comprehend. tf you .alow your prtde to oowr up your tnadequacy, you and all others ~ will pay • high prtoe. CI.ASSIFIEDS VIRGO 11\ug. 23-SIIpt. 22) I\IIWI to maica atwr.p wiee a Cholca, If you lett••_.,., ft IS avoid tllklng a financial "* tr ....i poealbte. ts eapectatty true funds aren't to gamble -· to Thill ro~ If the LtBRA (s.pL 23-0ct. 23) - Wt.n It ~ to a mMier .-cte otherS u ..,. .. ,.,...,...,, dan' t tuwt •nv- "* thtnu to~ - All the good l n ..ntions in lhe WOOd won't mau thfngll Nppen - only t.rd work and ~ c:on1'7 ......... wtll . SCORPIO, (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Hearsay go&a'p might be flytn.g .round, but "that donn't mean you haW to ~ thtngl you t..r any furlhM. .a.ta.. you ..,. anjthlng to Olt't- - .,.. be \.:=:::iiiiiu ~ ·L.~~~~~--~--~ 211 ~. &,.n..""" .I• Daricl Lewis 740-'991-69:71 : F•·•-•••r~o~~:-..Ne..a-1·"1 II c Public No .... &~..- ... SAGI~IUS tn. . . . ....,. (HoY. :za-o.c. 21) - you .,.. not Of"' your toea. wtMin ,. L~--~--~--~~~ ~to~ your~. ~ mQihl unthlntctnutv ® •o,.thlng unwtee 1hat could prove to be ~· f:wn.ln if\ control of wour ..,..tdh'V .-: ·-·...... - .. - . ' r month 'l'bU ._ "' "*" .,.,...,...... CICJUtd berWIItl Md your lltNtj. IJut" you . . not Cll,. -· ful, ygu rou w11 ...._ awui410i• ">ttl 1 dokv .., and . . . . tor .... )'DU ffvm AQUARIUS (Jian. 2C)..Feb.. 1 Iii) - .-a,wyau;-a; U . Don, ••II ..... tJV taglc llkJM. HoW ,.,.,. . . ~ iiGIIi-thOCJ mtgM ate..,.._~.,, P8Ca8 (Pell. aa .. ,..~ ao> - ~,our~ DNW a ..... and ,...., u PiMI Md..._,_,..,k'l JM'IIII*' PLO live. -.,. .,.._ m.t a. piMed . , . Df'l ~""'a -ciD" Milt an::l - -"""-~--~ tOUP10NUTZ $64 - CAPRICORN (O.C. 22 .......... 1 Iii) - •• eo •utn ... t.~wond . OfiiZWflfl In this space for ft ..... "1' ... . . - .. _ . . ..._ • Room Additions • ,Garages•Vmyl and Wood Siding • Roofing • Pole Barns • Patio's, Porcbes and Decks Advertise a..n ~ tMt ftUM.,. . c.ill: MAROUM OONS'rttUCTION ' : I I 1I I 2 careful In Mndllng the funds ol others. H doeen't matter that your 4ntent might be good; don't take Chall088 wtttlOUt their tcnal agreement. because If you lose, ~·11 havl!l to mM8 '-' the fun . C~A 21 ...July 221 Be canlful with whom you partner to .........,;optial r a apedfic objectiw . H your aJiy ian't u competent as first thOUght, you nVght nOt reoatva ttw1 neeoet::1 or tKJOo537-9528. ,, KOYERE ' ~ JET iiiERATION MOTOAS 'Repaired, New li. -~~ In Stoo<. Call f!on ~. 1· .-""<!. -""" & 446-1271 depOjlit ' No-. or 71)9.1657 I .t o Whom you a promiaa wit take you at )OUr word ; .a don't pledge ..,,oetNng you mlgh1 not ba able to Clellwtr. L...- wt1tt the person ralher than disappoint him or her in the end. GEMINI (May 21-.June 20) - Be par.- •AIIelactrio- avemging 2BR --· lotton , fll lilt they w1t1 spoil the tun. History Will ~RUS (Apri12CHMy 20~ - I 4 fDa axul"' '__..b. low ,. ..... four tlltop(o _ . The poe•btlfttea tor _repeattng past 11 I ' I a are always looming in the future, biJt in the ~r ahead , the lfl<eUhood tor mllldng them aglltn Will be smaller than usuaL Vou'vll learned -·IJI' ..... \Wii da a •Jibif'n• .. S<C~~-&i.Z.S·: ..... .,GATI.PGUM .... II • .,._......... o.o. ll llob quiet 1 ingOitl_two _ _ _ TH' ANESl'HESlA 'S S1'1LL !>lice 53 OMI -(D lllhe IConsttuction Craft Labomrs' l ATC does .not discriminate on ~ basi ~ of age, ~x. :Bih!Ei (31M,.a-3017 51 Olluna• Jolwi ll!ownoail, '9e mid wittllle nild, - . . . , tho aofty, W'ldiijj to tho honolt, nxq. to tho ruftion, and 8 tlultho liar.IW in all this,......,.. be ...-ut d your own dignity." In tlis' doll, you must be f0191to tho ruftor. 'IIIu . . 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Wl)!!SWiii)!CAH•SfJI:!.til A!NfR!!'fWJI!l fh\11/Rf Public ·gets 72 @ I DM;$fllVfi&JRE !ABY EgllHMG£" QE\lfffHI@Rtt CAA![$ !lf!@ft11J Senior Quarterly edition inside today's Sentinel to clean out Green llght given today for final/handover of last valuable 'bricks' of Bnfla.los to general public Meigs Basketball receives boost, AS • SPOKIS • e.« - baa!: Tliti:tJle. s.:e.-.al American Hydrogen receives flood of rest11nes BY BaH Se ,.,.... "We .are so ;g.-ati.liiod with d!e ou~pourim_g of io.tmest in l!he . communi'IUPPERS PLAINS -To ty,n Weaver said. say American Hydrogen Tbe •o ompany plans to Cotpm:alion (MICjlbas bad create around ·too jobs in a good respoose when it '!he OVCI' 3 periOd Of comes In RlClei\'ing resumes lime Ye-. SoW:, AHC has for job opcniQgS woold be an received :liOO resumes for undets1•r••cJtj ~to diose 100 jobs and the iniLexie Weaver, dim:lt!Jr of tial biring isn't l.ikety to opetations furllbe oompany. begin WJlil August, This bir9 I IWNTOMVDAB..YSENT:INEL.<XJM area •IIUST-MVES: , These are amoog Iitle last 'brieks'1:lf20speoialrollsoUirst-isslile Never"Circulated 6¢falos that everyooe i s trying ro ·get. Weigl:!img ·Over 6 pounels,l!hey are heavier tharn ·solid bars of 999 !)lllre silver. Aooor:dirng to tlhe Official Red BOOk, m only three years tilst-issue rndkels j111st minted rin 2005 tlave · already ililcreased •in "ValtAe by an astonishing 1400%. Values of all coins liluc:tuate amd there are oever any yuarantees. 'So, to get in o0n this one ,readefs ~r tnmy, because ·only those wllle beat this final 72 hour order deadlme are getting the b~icj(s along with six free rolls. mg ramp is projootod to ductien of dleir product, facility in the East Meigs con1linue throug'h dle ifali. · Previously, AHC repotted lhe "blring rramp" would be fi'om June-August but dun bas been ~~~ back sligbtJy DOt · Se :the projecl isn't moVing ((!]'ward but because the company is still ~ die planning · process '.aDd gettling llhe design finalized ;for pro- Weaver said. lndustrial Parle Weaver said the hiring in "As we get closer (to hirAugust would ilikely be key ing), we ' 11 actually post on management positions. the website those sjJecific These managers would jobs we're hiring for right then go on to bir~ the bulk then .~ Wea'Ver added. of the local staff. Weaver ' Since AHC announced its said !!his will give iocal plans to open a facility in managcmen! a voice in hiring the people Who they Meigs County, it, along will be working wi.th at ilie M ~-• n,AJ · MCCl • recewes Commissioners approve bids on CDBG projects BY BIIIAtJ J. REED $40,000 , public. Never-Ciroulated~are "'the ones most likely to increase in (UMS) lt's lilre a nm ·OD the banks. The value," said Milton. phones just keep~ off the hook. These full Vault .Bricks of firstThat's because only hours remain for local issue Rolls are .so impressive to residents to get valuable bricks filled with hand out to ehi.l.dren or graudone of the hottest ooins of the century. These cbildren, family members or myare no ordinary ooiDs. These are amoug one special that you want to the last of the firsHssue Butfalos in Never- impress. You just won't ~ the Circulated condition. · expr Rim oo peoi.le's faces 1Vhen you In fact, these first-issue Buft'alos are e\11!11 band tlbem oUt. It's lib! you jUI!t pve more special because they are in twenty- them a Million Dollars. · five coin rolls aDd remain sealed in private "Tbe most impreave way ro Rive them is Official Vault Biii:es secured under look and iii the fUll sealed Vault Bo:res, but -we a:it\ key in the vault of the privately beld World l!top ·people l'rom breakiD,g the buies opea Reserve M:onetaey Exrh•nge. Each sealed and bandiog them out iDdividulll;y, 'Which is vault box oontains a full 'briCk' of 2:0 rolls why we're gi•if« ~ 6 .rolls free widteach of the valuable first..isslie coins in Brilliant l:lrick. Everybody 11111!1118 tto be taking at least ~~ -500 coins in all 4 run briclcs 1Pibile diey slill have time toeall "Everyone wants them. Its a miracle we to get them," Milton said. · even have auy. And, for just 7ll hours we are ~Just dlink if ~ had SIMid se.;aal bridls handing them over ro everyone who eaUs . of the firiiHssue !004 Ke ellom Ndlels. Rijlt tbe ,National Hotline to ~ !Jt?!.'ning at_ oow ywll be teuq4ed to cash them aD in lr.: 8lliQ a.m. tbis llllll'lliDIJ," oonfirmed Timotby _oae liil8e jrip<j So ~ beit!ld1'ualle,..daa't Milton; Chief: Of COiii Opem1~ ltsr"tll ewer get~ .._lillie~ g • ," Ul:jld \Rim . Worid Reserve Monetary Excb•nge. wen uow, here's UJOther cb"""' to get •First-issue coins like these are highly these valuable bricks. BeginDing ~ .at sought after, but we've never seen ~ 8:30 Lm., the N.tioo•l Order HotliDe ope1111 like this, Aocording to The Ol11ciaJ BA!d Book,. to the pu.blic. Until our final deadline ill just A Guide JkxJk of.Unired States OoiDs these 7! boun they'll be bandliQ( the numnickels are already worth at least a quar- ber of calls. Th get ill, readers an just dial ter to collectors. In only :years they have l-1100-417l~ ask tor Dl!(lt. BNSAO. If already increased in value by an aStonishing the lines are busy, p!eeaelr.eep tryiog. 1400%," Milton said. The first-issue nickels The \\Qid Rem"' has jllllt ilrmouDDed were only minted in 2005 and there an that it is also giving ~ 6 free Nevernever be 8IIY more. . Circulated mils of the new Bu1falos to ewly'"So just imaginP. what these .. ..... twmt.r ooe wbo beats 1his final order dndfni mr ,five coin rolls of first-issue Bu!felos oould the last \Uit Bricks. bring someday. These are not just ordinary "We have to put li!llits on dealers. But nickels in coiDIDeirial forty-coin bankrolls. everyone '!lise .-bo' calls before tbe dellliYou can't get bricks lilre these from the U.S. line should be able to gret what they need,w ~t or 8IIY local bank. These coins Milton said. • · ete rorever retired, and you can't get them rolled this way anywhere," he said. And here's the best part. "We are givil« lip aU our remaining finlt.tssue rolls ror jast $12.44 eacb: The .run Vault Bricks weigb l'liOfe thlm 6 pounds. So .be careful, you'll need both hands topiek them up," he said. "Remember they are Never-Circulated IJld haw oever been in the haDds of the By Brlndoo DailY ' llllirlttoalJkdi<l '-'-"'--· t-1 " a... * OBnuARIF.S BREEDOMYDAILVSENTINEL.COM Komen grant BY IIEn4 S • 1r IISERGENTOMVIWL'I'SENTIIEUJOIII ·race..u . • Enxlg8!19 Crow, 85 . 64 .: • Richald ,.,._Eblin ~ : • Aal·ldalllee Gbbs, 62 . • Lany w. 11811·111, 70 •l.otis Kent, 47 INsiDE ·• Apllllayea• .$1! . . .\2 • Fot'bt fleoold. HOW 10 GET 6 ROLLS with the money bricks _. s.:e . . ~- • Attngar for Mora. . S. . . M . Die World Reserve bas just announced it is giving away 6 fr1!e Never- -- -- ~. •CircWlilted ~irst-issui! rolls with each vault brick to everyone who beats this firnal 72 hour order ~dline to clean oJJt our last bricks of Buffalos, Begirnnin~ at 8:30 a.m. today ~eaders can get them immediately by calling the National Older ·Hotline to11·1ir1!e at 1~-5561 and asking for ·De,rt. &1&510. Those who beat the deadline will get each new first-issue Buffalo roll for only $12.44 ipii:IS shjpping..Each sealed vault brick contains 20 of the special sized"rolls of OOrty-fille Buftalos in &illiant, Never·Cilt:ulated coodition, th;lt•s 500 co.ins in all. THE WORlD RESERVE liiiClNETARY EXCHANGE IS NOT AIJILIATED WITH THE UNITED SlATES GOVERNMI3Nl OR ANY GOVERNMENT AGENCY. THE INCREASE IN COLLECTIBLE VALUEOF·CERTAIN PRIOR ISSUES OF U.S. COINS AND ,CURRENCY DOES NOT GUARANTEE THAf. OlJIRRENT ISSUES WILl ALSO INCREASE IN VALUE. AU TRANSACTIONS LESS SHIPPING ARE BACK£0 BY T+-tE WORLO RESERVE MONETARY EXCHANGE WITH A 90 DAY MONEY BACK Gl:JARIINffi 'OF THE PURCHASE PRICE UP TO $10,000.00. INDEX · Meigs County food pantries to receive a boost a8act._- •• pMB; Annys .Mailbox . A2 , A2 Calpjvlars C'Jass'ifieds Comics ' 85-6 • ·Faith • Values ' NAScAit .. ,SpmlP Weather'. NEWSOMYDAilYSENTINEl.COM • • ,• :S:=~~ from Meigs BSection COunty, including the ICOUitlousa, A8 and this @ -~v.-e,r 51':: '1 eu. "Pomeroy, Oliio" sign. !JtiM.LP lljll 7 ' FrOm new I I • WORLD EXCWSIVE: Tnese are the vault photos that show the remaining hei!'VY first-issue bricks of real money that eYI!f)'O!le •is tryin,g to get. These bricks. contain Brilliant, Never-Circulated first-issue Buffalos that are now being releasetj to the geheral public by the private World Reserve. You can't get these 'brioks' of 20 rolls anyWhere else. Not from the U.S. Government. Not'from the federai ·Reserve. Not from any local bank. These coins are ho longer being minted and there can never be any more. Only those who beat the final 72 hour deadline in just hours can still get the last of the Vault Sexes along with six rolls free. ' .' . • ~='.:_;_ -.: : -:. . ._' extra~• + a' ,,,..,....., fa a ••••tu.,. it II: to Uw a little 7 a ...._11.-ell pweM ...... ajr=Ror•anr en t:k:ilriveway.. n..t,._~Y - . . . . ... . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . agency administers the Southeastern Ohio Regional Food Center, which sefl!es more than 200 food pantries, soup kitchens and other congregate meal sites. As a result of this grant from the FAO, the Center is establishing a Food Purchase Program. which will. allow it to make quality. nutritional bulk food purchases in quantities that will benefit all pantries served. The center's frrst purc hase from the program was 36,000 . POMEROY- Food pantries and soup kitchens around Meigs County will now be able to purchase nutritious food at a reduced rate, thanks to a grant from the Foundation for Appalachian Ohio (FAO). FAO made a grant of $28,665 to the Hocking ·Athens Perry Community Action Agency out of its Emergency Hunger Relief Fund for Southeast Ohio, which included contributions from donors who work with The pounds of ground turkey. delivColumbus Foundation donors . ered to its facility in Logan on Thursday morning . Food and others. . According to the release the M 771-,. biH, AJ . new f:'oi1 • oy"-iason Movies obifuarles 511\FF REPORT -re Wolters cleaning the Allalriing wall built for the approach to the I 1..- . . nc-.. The Any Purpose loan Store Radne 740-949-2210 Syracuse 740-991-6333 � 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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