https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/14ea09b02698d91f1b82ae84f39828ea.pdf 7df69366af64bebef25c4cf3f6ce161d PDF Text Text Biscuit and the Mix coming to Pomeroy, A2 Week of the Young Child, A3 • Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio I~ .... 1 ..... . ··I \··1 -;- "'' · Ilfll{S[)\, . \PRll " t-, :!o08 1() 1 1 ,\\\1\ • Soulhem wi\s a pair agai 1St Ret eIs Seer.Bt RACINE-~ ii was only an inf~ session.. sevmll local residents turned out to bear about the landfill American Municipal Power-Ohio is proposing for Letan Falls in ~lation to its American Municipal Power Generating Station coalfired tJ!:IWCf plant. Brian Queen of the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency spoke about the permit and tbe pennitting process. AMP officials bad previously said it may be next year before tbe landfill pennit is approved and Jed Thorp with OEPA said his agency would be bact sometime .in the futore for a public hearing on the matter where aetna! testimony is taken. Queen said in 1erms of lbe permit !AoctSS. the next step aftec last night's meeting. includes a draft penuit 01' a proposed denial once the permit is tcdmjcally complete. Queen added at this point be did not see a proposed denial in the WOib for Ibis pcnnit tho!lgb the possibly does exist "lben, the OEPA will hold a public bearing, issue a final aaion and if necessary the final adim1 can be ~ed. A copy of the perrrut amtinues to be housed at the Racine Library and at the OEPA's Soulheast Ohio District Office in Logan for public view. The landfill design is for 133 acres 10 ,bouse 27 million cubic yards of waste and could last up to 80 years since · AMP is proposing to use the Power process to cut down on landfill waste, according to Queen. Primarily dumping gypsum (a common waste product of power plants) would normally give tbe landfill only around 40 years of viability, Queen added Trucks will haUl wastl; from the plant 10 tbe landfill. Ground water near the landfill will also be monitoml~ a series of test wells wbicb would be cbeokal at ieast quarterly in the ~nning of the landfill's · e Witb the frequency changing ovenime. There will also be four ponds surrounding the landfill 10 Lawn·&-~Garden ,.,,, catch rain water while waste . water will be funneled .into · a leadlate tant.lbe nearest Source Water Protection Area is four miles away from the landfill in Racine and Queen said the water involved in the landijll would not be flowing in that direction. A landfill cannot be within a five year time of travel of a public water supply well or water prolllction area He.did say if for some reason there were some ltind of !eat from the landfill that M 1-·· 'I .AS OunuARIES "hie AS to village BY BIUN J. REED BREEDOMYOAILYSE1\ITINEL.COM t,t:IDDLEPORT - The VtDage or Middleport antic-, . ipates a significant savings .. in the cost of wodcers com- INSIDE I ,, programs netsavinw- 7 t_ l compea~tion ; •Ho681d0leesabrew, 94 :• Waulda JoiiiSbt, 81 :.•.Donald E. Yost, Sr., 49 w. ... Workers Souther11 proDl Saturday /v I slandfill Meeting held on SPOJDS oil· pensation premiums, beginning nelrt year due to partic- ipllion in two piemium sav. ·- ~o..~ .... mgs JlrOe.o-~· J,Afidl6, . . At Monday's meeting of the Middleport Council·s finance committee, Rae Moore, Fi~ 9fficer Susan BaP:r Cbainnan and Mayor Michael~ discussed savings offered through two programs. 1be ·· • Ariel Jr. The be to ........ _.._......~ , stage •·•"""''""" ..... OUER 50.000 BEAUTIFUL HANGING BASKETS! See . . . AZ • Hom, Antler Show , 9f*11lg at Fann ·Museum. See .... .u : • RID Eooeu ble ·ote.-s free concert on Friday. See P1Jie AS . . . . . . . . tfJ! 9 The Southern High School Junior/Senior Prom wiN be held this Saturday with walksin 'scheduled for 7 p.m. and prom acheduled to begiri at 8 p.m. at the hiOh schOol gymnasium. Pictured (from left) are candidates for prom king and queen: Wes .Riflle, Ashley Kiser, Ryan Chapman, Courtney Ginther, Kreig Kleski; Morgan Brown, Teddy Brown. L10dsey Buzzard, Tyler Circle. Stephanie Cundiff. . . WEA.TIIER. . Authorities press mtssmg ....... Ferns ....,...._ • Newc...-~bold - -~(Mpjii& •z..n.IC.S......_ NfDNIICH MOitJit -- - - ~ ! couple search BY Foozeaent Atoa. ERIGELOMYDAILYTfliBUNE.COM D ·2 anhp.U It • • SlcnoNs -12 PAGI!S Annie's Mailbox Calendars Classifieds Comics Aa A3 B3-4 "' Editorials •' Complete line of W$1er Garden· . • .Pre-fOtn led Uners •Pumps • Water Prants •Chemicals • -Filters rCneek StOrie · ~--~~----~~~~~~~~ Obituaries • A5 Places to Go A2 Sports B Section A3 Weather . @M08011i0 Velley p, 'W.i. . Co. I 4 CROWN CITY . Authorities in Ohio and West Vuginia are continuing the search for a missing couple from Crown City. Patty and Willard "Bill,. Frye were last seen iii the East Lyrui area of Wayne County, W.Va., on March 14. They were ·traveling ·in a dark blue Ford Focus with Ohio registration DEZ-5765. Patty. 72, is approximately 5-foot-4-ioches and 145 pounds. She has brown. graying hair about shoulder length. Willard. 76, is bald with some white hair around .his ears. He is about 5-foot-8incbes, .approximately 135 pounds and walks hunched over. Patty has been diagnosed with dementia and diabetes and Willard has been diagnosed with Alzheimer·s disease. Authorities in Ohio and West Virginia have been PI .... s. ::IP.AS • ... ---· .. ·-- • . !111M~- n ,.,_ Wednesday was a terrific day to be out and enjoy the sunshine. Even those who Usually wo!l( indoors fo\lnd ways to get outside, if for just a few minutes. Jackie Welker of Court Street GriM sat outside and played guitar for a few minutes. chatting with passersby while ~ending to business. ·> .. Ohio Bureau of Workers Compensation premium di~nt program and Drug Free Wmtplace program. Sandy Brown and H. Craig Webruog. members of council. also attended the ineeting . Baker said the two programs could save the village as much as $31.000 in premium costs in 2009. By 2010, the village could be in a group rating program that would result in even more savings. Baker said . The PDP will offer a potential savjngs of$15.255 next year. alone. and the DFWP will offer savings of up to $9,300. Both programs require the village to institute programs and safety measures. which are already in place. lf the 'vill,ge m~ uU .of the fillfety goals and transitional work programs required through the two savings programs. the village can save an additional $9.000 and qualify for the group rating program. Meigs County is now in a group rating program . .which allows it to wort through a third-party administrator and other public employers who work together a~ one larger employer group. to receive group premium rates. The workers compensation savings were discussed as part of a larger conversation about money savings pt'!J~S Baker has helped miuate. In addition to the w<Xters compensation premium savings. the village expects to save around SSO.OOO by outsourcing the viUage's income tax off'~ee to a state agency. the Regional IncOme Tax Administration. The village has also begun to realize additiOnal interest revenue from the village's bank deposits. According to Moore. allowing Baker authority to move invested funds among accounts has realin:d an increase of over $56,000 in three years. .. • �' . • ." Page A2 • The Daily Sentinel l ';ill • .. Wife deserves to know truth BY KA1HY llnu= • MD IIARCY SIG~ . Dear A•* I ~ in my mid-50s and Mve known since ·obil . •that 1 ;am gay; but. e always lived ~:~ . tman.lmetmy POMEROY - Dave "Bisoud" began playing on a four-string elecM!tier and the~:l\. ill be perform . . - tric 'bass. He ,played wil!h SWIIly ~at lihe Court Str t GriD at 9 p.m. · R<Ogen;, wlwrn be \Credits with teachFriday andm~n w· · rerum for aJll?r- ing him aoout ;laying basic blues. formance at · Big Bend Blues m(IJved ·on to play lr(l years with the Lonnie Brooks Band .and then in Bash on July 26. . Miller and tl!e Mix are ·!mown for 2000 f01'Dled BisCuit and lihe Mix, · a btand new flavorful mix of funk, and began reomiling. blues· and old style rock-n-roll. Ot!her members of me 'band are Meinbers .of .t he .quartet £JOme from Jordan Lundardin;, w~m 'has .a varied backgrounds. Dave was diverse musical background, ·.playrnised in Chicago and at age li ing sax<Ophone, clarinet and -drums as well as the guitar; Paxton N0rris, who has o0mpeted in tibe Memphis B'lues Foundation's lntematiimud mues dha'llenge sever.al runes plays guitar "II!d does S0u!Jiul vocals; and Myron "'Madd Ratter" R(IJbinS011. wh(IJ ·stlll1ted playiing .d rums at 10 an!l lias 111e11er stopped. He lb.as •l0ured with tihe ~ikes ·o f James AmlslmJig and 'Stan 'Skibby, and ¢ayed ·witib Kiek<O l:ayilor and The A'lilanl!ic Star. Briefs. ,., lkl en a ii'Putu Nine year-olcfl rCoryn Lord of Jackson will take oo the 'lea~ riqg role rio l:he rupcoming Ariel Junior Theatre prodootioo :of "RRIill11belina.• The l)lay will be performed <011 Friday and Sat:Jrday at 7 p.m. and .Sunday ,at 3 p.m., will1 a ~I tea palil¥ 9Sl lor Saturday. For information, cGt:lladl :the Ariei. Datet flet'lo:mlng Arts Centre at 446-2787. ~. Matt C'Glemam and GAU..IPOUs -. ·R:egistrationsareoowbeing taken for a llhumbelina Tea Patty !hat will be hosted by dte Ariel Theatre <On _-: , ~y. Apru ~2 :at 6:p.m, . _ ¥_oung boys and! girls are invited t0 .oome- enjoy a tea patty given in ban or · of Thumbelina. There . will be games, crafu .and snacks for · those who r.egister for this event. · . . The price of the event is $!.0, including the party and ·~ chil.d's general seal!ing tJ.clret ~or the show. . R:eg1st:rat:mn can be made · by- calling 1he Ariel 1beatte office at (740) 446-2787, or by stopping in at the box offioc at 426 Second Ave. Please make ·your regist:rations by Wednesday, Apri11'6. For information, call lisa Crance at 446-2787. Autism Walk GALUPOUS The sixth annual Walk for Autism is Saturday in · ~ Galliwlis City Park. .. The .. event · hegins with' . . registrdtiori at ] ll a.m., guesi speakers at 10:45 a.m. and the walk starting at II a.m. There will be kids games, such as com hole and .basketball, sensory and music therapy tents, door prizes, an auction and much more. For information, .call (740) 645-3160 or (740) 742-3405, or v.isit www.hopeintervention.org. . Opryshow Saturday OOIIIlllyoomicUncleDoodius will.- - ' out the everun<r'. JIJ'c on -salti~ at n; ~ . ·:;~~~.s~~~ •"'""" - •"""" 'Shack iD Bcvcd.y, and at Alelh&'ls .li'loriSt M!rietta. ~~';! .fA!Ilc41ill ri!seA\e.J~ur :seat w . ~« lJY. . . 'ling (74UJ ~- · · . F.or ir11me i~tion, dog Qft 10 www.OI:iollalky- GAlLIPOLIS 1bum.belina" is the story ofa l!!iny !lirtle girl, n0 bigger than .a ithumb, who bad a w.alnut shell for a bed, violet petals !for a mattress and a Wli,p petal blanket, who enPQUllters ·sev.eral obstacles · before ifinally finding the m opry.IXIIIL Concert set POMEROY _ .. . Neigs Archery 1Nms will o14 a !funiJ.ailiCT O!!tiiJelt onAlniil 19 at 1 p..m. :at Meigs ffigl:: Sl::bOal. . . .Missin,g iin Afteotioo 3lld JFK will perfurm. .Stucleuts ~Will alllO be ;t;~cilll p*ti. There will be .:looi prizes, an electric guitar give-away and refreshments available . Admission is $3 a perS0n. Proceeds ~ill .go towards the teams' trip to compete at the national contest in Louisv.ille, Ky., in May; Bands GALLIPOLIS- During tlle Federal Army Homeooming encampment in the GaJllpolis City Parle . the weekend of April25-27, the Ariel-Dater Performing Arts Centre will present a play, "Memories of a War for Freedom.~ This play w.ill be free and qpcn •to the pUblic and will be presented ~ the pail on a portable stage at a:30 p.m. on Saturday, April 26. The play is undertbe direction oJ'Cathy J.nrd of the Aricl Players. .. New play perfonnaoce Rock for Autislll • Satunlay . • ping, pick ~mething from her registry (AIL her choices are expensive), .t ravel Hans Chri_stum . ~'llderson, Kathleen Allen is l1!be toady dal:ghter, Garrett Caldwell .it the toady son, Ally sot) Johnson plays uld Mother Fieldmouse, GaR!a MaA:i1! is a Fish, Wes Jackson i~ Walter Rat, Eric Farley playi; Baron Beetle 'Sierra Holl is Brenda, Hunter Anbur ~ MdeM m. v~~~De~hurst isi'l~~Ca~ White is Margaret Mousci. bas.ente:ltainrllcllildre!) for A-'~-'-"""' Miller . S • . ___ ... thi 1NllCaf>U IS IIZJ ~~.!'tfu:n:;.e ~'""t;.d:~&ame. i:. ""'uunbelina 1to be perfomued on Apili:S, 1'9 and 20 at ltbc Al!id-Aan Carson Dater . ~ - Arts ·lit;,;~~ .....is_~~-~ _ 01 ibe'!.:..:.....~ 1 ,........... .'-"'&"' s modlct., · ~ ' • Cenl:'mia~s. nOkd .~--~ ' -for "1b!JJI!be1ini are $1P for VIP -!ali, '$R for :adult!i, $7 f«iJC cr:nMrn, and $6 far students. Coryn Lard, the danghter m Qtdly ~ Lee Lord, of f•Cboo, will play 1he part of'lbumbelina. OdJmo cast !lllembers include: Christina~ as the u!idful ipefSilil, . · · sea lem1ey ;as Woman, Lindsey Mink is Cat, Grant Bale is 'lbeft:inoe,EllieRidgeway is die Frinoess, Jlaiden Shadwick is the widow wad, PuJ»Iic meetings and gainfully employed. My only response to his "outing" was concern over his safety, due to the mentality of people like that ·teenage boy's father. I oouldn 't help but wonder, ~~e about the school . · · g they needed to .call ~orne and report that · "Alex" was caught kissing another guy at school. Unless the school also.daes this when boys are cau~t kissing girls, they are Wide open for a discrirninatio11 lawsuit. - 1..aveoder's" Mom aad Preud of Him Dear Mom: We .d on't know the p<ilicy of 1:his particular school, but we certainly hope it is th~ same for all students regardless of gender. .A.IIIIio! 's Mflilbox is w.tit- ••••.._u-..:oo Ira AI~ Dr, A. 'e U..:Biills, 0,.. I tAil:l 507 Mulberry Heights • Subin-piiiiiO •'I'll!!.,............. ·-~·----· ..........,, ..,.. " 10HIIIII ~ ... w.a...111 "~-Pill _;, Middleport nativ~ completes degt-ee MIDDLEPORT - ~ane Griffin, daughter of Evelyn B. Thomas of Middleport jllld the late Paul F. Thomas, graduated from the · Air Farce Institute of Jechnology on March 27 with a Master of Science in Cyber Operations.' · : She works at the Wrightfatterson Air Force Base (WPAFB) located in . Dayton, as an Information Pomeroy,OH (740) 992·3279 Toll Free 1-177-583-2433 : POINT PLEASANT, W.Va - It's time for the Second Annual Hom and Ant.ler Show at 1the West Vuginia State Farm Museum. be : The event will Saturday, April 19 from 9 Jl.m. to 4 p .m. Organizers agree that last year was a year for hunters, but it is time to put away the guns illld bows, drag out me shotguns and hope for a big gobMer. Their motto is to bunt, i:at, sleep and repeat. ; According to organizers, last year's show brought out lome really nice bucks, :'beds and a good assortment ilf other western animals. }bis year's show promises to be even bigger and better i.vUb many large kills from llround the area. On display ~rill be possibly the smallCst ~lack bear ever mounted, BDd there will be -more veninside and out. · : .Visitors can check out ~!oats. campers, trucks, traCtors, guns, bows and more. Also, the event ·will feature ·the much-anticipated money llootb, and there has been a ~response from a record . ·aors ' organizations Church events Local Stocks · :Peat . . d. . POMEROY - Meigs Soil and Water Conservation Board of Supervisors meet' ing, 11 :30 a.m., district offioc, Hiland Road. Clubs and 1bur5day, Aprill7 SYRACUSE Meigs County Board of MRDD meeting, 4 p.m., Carleton Saturcby, April 19 School. HARRISONVILLE MIDDLEPORT - KieUy Harrisonville Senior Perry will be singing 7 p.m. Citizens 11 a.m at the · at the Middleport Church of Presbyterian Church. Blood the Nazarene. Everyone pressures will be taken. · welcome, refreshments foiPotluck luncheon. lowing. Saturday, Apri119 POINT PLEASANT, RACINE W.VA . . New Hope Bible kll by Kathy MilclleU tlllll Pomeroy/Racine Lodge Baptist Church, family fun Mtuey S~~g~~r, w~ edi164 special meeting, 8 a.m. night, 6 p.m., pizza, fellowtors of tile .AM le•lm eolM.11. Pktue ~--a JOIII' Degree work in the Entered ship. games. Appmntioc degree on· four Sunday, AprillO IJilflfitWIIS to tlllflies.ailcandidate~. Breakfast at 7 MIDDLEPORT - Kelly bo.J:®C6111ctzsLIUI, or wriU a.m. with degree work to Perry will sing at the 1 a.m. to: .A.Iulie's Mflilbox, P.O. IHs 118190, CJUcaro, IL follow. Call Randy Smith . service of me obson with questions at 508.-0816. Christian Fellowship 60611. ·To jiM out CHESTER Pomeroy Church, Middleport. abolll Annie's Mailbox, Gild IWMl jet~~~~Ns .by otlwr Chapter 186, OES will have Hershel White is the_~stor. Saturday, April 26 Ctr:aton Sy•ljMtr writer,s practice 10 a.m. and cleaning at noon of the Chester CARPENTER - First Gild au:toollist&, visit flu Lodge ball. cornbread festival at Crtllltors Sy11dictlu Wd Mtlllday, April21 Carpenter Baptist Church, ~ tll-w.ciWitors.cOIII. TUPPERS PLAINS Ohio 143. Crafts, food, SJll7ial meeting of Eastern mountain bike ·race, live School Music · gospel music, free train High Boosters, 6:30 J!.Ql., music rides, free vendor space. Cornbread cook -off. room. , RACINE - Racine Area Contact Pastor Whitt Akers, Community Organization 591-1236 for rules. April 13-19 is the Week of the Young Child and seve~al local preschools are partiCipating in · special events. 'Ihunday.. .Sunny. Highs around 5 mph. This week · in the upper 70s. South winds Saturday ... Mostly cloudy around 5 mpb ... Becoming with showers likely, Highs Pomeroy Mayor southwest in the aftem(IJOn. · in the upper 60s. Cbanoc of John Musser lbunday aight...Mostly rain 60 percem. · (pictured) visited clear: Lows in the ruid 40s. Saturday nighLMostly these students at South winds around 5 mph cloudy with a 50 percent New Horizons in the evening... Beooming chance.of showers. Lows in '!f,.;o,,,•z:J Childhood light.and variable. the upper 40s. Enrichment Friday •.. Sunny, Highs in Sllll4lay ...J,tostly cloudy center where he the upper 70s. South winds with a 40 percent chance <Jf read !:hem 5 to 10 mph. showers. Highs in the upper •Hooray For Vo111!" Friday night ... Partly 60s. He also signed a cloudy. Lows in the upPC?r Sunday itight... Mostly special proclama- AOs., .Southeast wmc;Js cloudy. Lows in the 40s. tion '81100Uraging all cilize::s to · .- .. wor1t to make a goodinvesbnenl in early childhood fM all of,Meigs Ohio Votttey Bane Co<p. (NASAEP ~Y'SEI- 44.11 County. DAQ)-25 (NAStiAQ)-. Assltfance Specialist in · computer security. Griffin graduated from Meigs High Sch(IJOl i,n 1973, served in the United States Navy for eight years, and bas worlred in computers for 35 years. She completed an AAS. in Data Processing at Delaware County Community College in Media, Pa, a BS in Information Systems and an MBA at St Joseph's University in Philadelphia. Jane was one of nine children born to Mrs. Thomas, a woman who strongly valued education. She was insttumental in ensuring th.at her children received an educalion and ·valued continuing their education over the years. Her ooncern for her children and their education .was motivated panly by her N!JDbc:r ·~sponsors . The show will be dedicated to the new Morgan Museum, which will display all the mounted wildlife from the old muse. um. There will be prizes Some of the best cooks in the area will have a variety offoods for sale the same building as the show. There will be hot dogs, chili, beans, cornbread and .awardedforentriesi~youth . refreshments. The and adult categones for Avalanche CEOS men and women. Drawings (Community Educational wiD be he~d thro~;~ghout the Outreach Servioc) Club will day for pnzes, ·~th several sell desse~ as well,_ and the raffles on huntmg eqmp- Country KiU:ben will have ment donated by sponsors. early morrung breakfast There ' also will be games foods including sausage, · for children. biscuit!; and gravy. m GRAND OPENING! Slcyline Speedway ........ ar. 5I, u ...... riAlkas 0. C.. U .53 • Skw•t, OloiD o..ra.yJ.ml Raoe Day Pbooc: 740-662-411 t Wed: Day Phone: 304-542-8322 nuDAY, AniL 11 GateS Open 4 p.m. Hot Laps 6 p:n Racing 7 pm Late Models - S1,500 to win, Sl75 to start 410 Winged Sprints- Sl,SOO to win, $200 to SIIDt AU !Idler ClAsses- ARMA Modificds, Pure Stock>, S:n:et Stocks, ' Mini-Wedges. Four Cylindc:ni Gcoo:nl admission $15 Pits $30 Clwrcl M "' ttifJ /fl.., e•c ·t :1 . . S+ 't 1 fr! www.skylineopeedway.net --Inc. (NYSE)- 63.05 Big Lata (lm!E)- 22.55 BabE- (lliASOAO)- 27.72 BargW•'* CNVSE)- 45.111 Centuoy Aluminum (NASDAQ) -72.35 own plight . as a young · woman growing up during the depression. She had to quit school at an early age to help support her siblings and pare.nts during those turbulent years, and did not want the same thing to hap·pen to her children. · Jane gives all the credit for having the desire to continue her education over the years to her mother. Hom, Antler Sliow opening-atFaim Museum ~- ...__ ·---· 6:30 p.m. at Star Mi.U Park. Potluck meal. New memTbunday, Aprill 7 bers welcome. ALFRED _ Orange liles:lay, April 21 11 hi T; · ATHENS Southern owns p · rustees, spectal · Consortium for Children meeting 7:30 p.m. at the Board . borne of the fiscal officer. meetmg, 10 a.m. 111 Monday, April 21 the offices, 20 East Circle LETART Letart Drive, Building 20, Third Township Trustees, 5 p.m. Aoot:Ott;:b;y, April 24 Local Weather. . Performance sdleduled' McCONNELSVILLE - · The Ohio Valley Opry will be on stage this Saturday ·night, April 19, at the Twin City Opera House. The show starts at 7 p.m., with RIO GRANDE - "New the doors opening at 6 p.m. Wodds," a play, will be perSpecial guests include couotey vocalist Randy fanned by Welsh exchange Billiel from Lexington, Va. students at the University of Billie! has traveled the coun- Rio Grande/Rio Grande try over singing oountty and Community College at 7 p.m. Saturday, April 19, at the Fine ~ music for over 30 years. . and Perfonning Arts Center. . This will be his fifth appearAdmission is free. ance at the OVO. Crowd favorite Donny Boggs from Rio Grande and Buck-n-Compan): Bluegrass Band will be back: for a ATHENS ~ A benefit repeat performance.Bonnie concert and silent auction Mayle, Ashley Payton. Beth will .be held at 8 pm. Friday 1 ' -Baker Center ballroom in ~ beoome .a .member celcbt:at.ion of N:aliooal mfutd out mmeabmltrdle · 4 "'"' Autt'sm ....q~ness M(IJntb. t . Doors"';ii]';,pen at lp,m. ;;;nm.=:;_;r ,a.~-...vtst and music 'b y The Win;g .. ."' 11. Nuts and NSK, the OU Jaz:r: n.a Combo will be_gin at !8 p.m. All proceeds !lirom 'the ~m -wili.J:a~ i1be ~.Y fmmed~ . .. ~ ·· , . ~. -· SO rem Obio ·Chapter GALUPOUS - 'Die tllif W AU!Jism Sool.ety :of · f.:rst .lllllluil GalUPliJis Waft .America It in,]'l(l)nsored by MS 1to comhttt ttl;l'llV91' the ~ NatiQna1 Student ·Of m::llli,ple sc~ will lbe S~ ~~~e and beld ilhlt> Slltwda_y at Heann& A.s!ililCiallon .a nd . HaSkins P41&. . ' Aml:ric.:m MuSic 11berapy WJI1tcr dleck~ i.s at U As~!IJfS«ndemts. a..m. ~ .a v~ Of local · "'heeventfeatures a silent entel1t81IIment IWiU •be on ~f:!?~Of~mandl giant !hand. ' :gift ba•~ plus nllliiCl'@us "llbe funds Ai.sed will !be ootberil'bing&. TI.clrets are $15 rused for researcb to find .a ~-~vanoe .and '$20 .at the •Cure, educa_tian and ~. ·,_,. with ~ers and ,groups," satdAmbei'Bilmes be¥~es .av.l!iliih'!e. Tldclret.s 10f the lacal MS 'SuppoF! are.av.a!labe.atww~ (iroop. · · · llifJtlibioJDJ:g1mck, Blue eagle For ,infor.rnatian, <OOIJIQCt• . Music 1M' by calling (74(1) Bames at (7.10)33W11Jl. MSU·T- gifts in dear ~·fl ls this something •new? I :have asked ·everyooe I knaw, and no one bas beard of this practice. 1 find it insulting. I am supposed to tJilre the time to go shop- three hours each way for the event and - what? She can't be bothered to take the time to open it? I thought opening the gifts at tlje shower was half the fun. I don't see the point of clear~· Do you?"""4ted In Pelmsylvania Dear InSulted: We actually have heard <Of this and completely agree with you. Guests .are supposed to ooh and aah over the gifts, create silly hats out of the rib·bons .and generally make a fuss, Clear wrap makes .everything rather clinical. It allows the bride to see the presents without opening them and, if necessary, return them without disturbing the packaging. For the sake of family peace, try to assume . it was the shower hostesses, and not the bride, who made this gauche suggestion. Dear Amlie: As the mother of a young gay ~ I want to respond to that poor ~nage boy in California whose father won't let him bang out with "Alex" .because he might be gay. Your advioe was right on. Being gay is not contagious. My SOD is DOW 27, a graduate of a prestigious university, responsible, respectable Ariel Jr. Theatre .to-e 'Thumbe6na~ --1-h-,-w-~-H-~---------~-------------· ~4~~~~ Sigler. Matt Hansell, Jbe at ithe Ohio Um\'erSity 592-2743. To iitmate t(IJ ilhe lbi!i ~~e. written by . lea party ~...e m i:ate school. I liked ' ' as a friend and, ~~ many years, gave in 'lll:d manied her. I was l0neiy and couldn't see myself living QPen!y as my real self. We have twG ,~;biidFcn. F0ur ml!l!llhs .~o. I met a younger guy wh0 is very much in tile t:loset except · with me. Our frie11dsbip electrifies me. There is nothing sexual .b etween us and I doo 't intend to initiate any.t!bing. but if be wanted more, I don't know wbat I'd do. [ oouldo 't ·stand to lose him. I :have been faithful to my wife, even though ot:r . sex life bas been marginal at best. She .aocepts my friend .and bas ·e ven had 'him uver for rlinner, but my children do not. [f.s ,as if they know. I want so much 1.0 tell my wife. ·I know it ·would clear 11p many questions r m sure she has. But I fear what she might do to me - a nasty divorce .a nd a fmancial wipeout. Do I 'have anything 10 gain by telling her, or sboold I just refuse to state what mil!)bt already be obvious?- Still fa dae a-t Dar Clll 1et: Here's what y0u have to gain: a loving · ~latiooship and satisfying sex life with SOlllelme who ·appreciates the real you, and ·.the self-respect that comes from being honest and doing the right thing. Your wife also deserves to know the truth and, if she wants it, a ~lationsbip with S0meone who is sexoally attt:acted to her. She .a nd yeur cQildren can leani to forgive you far the deoept:ion if you handle .this decently and lovingly. If you decide to oame dean, you can get support through PFLAG (pflag.org), 1726 M St. N. \V., . Suite 400, Wasbirigton, D;C. 20036. Dear Annir· I recently received an invitation to a bridal Shower f0r my oousin's fiancee. The invitation states, "Please wrap all Thursday,April1~20o8 Community Calendar ANNIE'S MAILBOX www.mydai.lysentinel.eom ·Page.A3 BY.THE 'B END The Daily Sentin~ . 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IAllaliili ihauld .... ed "'hi~ l!!l fie. =M I The farm museum staff welcomes everyone near and far to enjoy the shpw, participate in the competilion and visit with the great people of the area · For more information, call (304) 675-5737. Twin Rivers Marina • BRINGING OUALITY TIME TO YOUR FAMILY �' . • ." Page A2 • The Daily Sentinel l ';ill • .. Wife deserves to know truth BY KA1HY llnu= • MD IIARCY SIG~ . Dear A•* I ~ in my mid-50s and Mve known since ·obil . •that 1 ;am gay; but. e always lived ~:~ . tman.lmetmy POMEROY - Dave "Bisoud" began playing on a four-string elecM!tier and the~:l\. ill be perform . . - tric 'bass. He ,played wil!h SWIIly ~at lihe Court Str t GriD at 9 p.m. · R<Ogen;, wlwrn be \Credits with teachFriday andm~n w· · rerum for aJll?r- ing him aoout ;laying basic blues. formance at · Big Bend Blues m(IJved ·on to play lr(l years with the Lonnie Brooks Band .and then in Bash on July 26. . Miller and tl!e Mix are ·!mown for 2000 f01'Dled BisCuit and lihe Mix, · a btand new flavorful mix of funk, and began reomiling. blues· and old style rock-n-roll. Ot!her members of me 'band are Meinbers .of .t he .quartet £JOme from Jordan Lundardin;, w~m 'has .a varied backgrounds. Dave was diverse musical background, ·.playrnised in Chicago and at age li ing sax<Ophone, clarinet and -drums as well as the guitar; Paxton N0rris, who has o0mpeted in tibe Memphis B'lues Foundation's lntematiimud mues dha'llenge sever.al runes plays guitar "II!d does S0u!Jiul vocals; and Myron "'Madd Ratter" R(IJbinS011. wh(IJ ·stlll1ted playiing .d rums at 10 an!l lias 111e11er stopped. He lb.as •l0ured with tihe ~ikes ·o f James AmlslmJig and 'Stan 'Skibby, and ¢ayed ·witib Kiek<O l:ayilor and The A'lilanl!ic Star. Briefs. ,., lkl en a ii'Putu Nine year-olcfl rCoryn Lord of Jackson will take oo the 'lea~ riqg role rio l:he rupcoming Ariel Junior Theatre prodootioo :of "RRIill11belina.• The l)lay will be performed <011 Friday and Sat:Jrday at 7 p.m. and .Sunday ,at 3 p.m., will1 a ~I tea palil¥ 9Sl lor Saturday. For information, cGt:lladl :the Ariei. Datet flet'lo:mlng Arts Centre at 446-2787. ~. Matt C'Glemam and GAU..IPOUs -. ·R:egistrationsareoowbeing taken for a llhumbelina Tea Patty !hat will be hosted by dte Ariel Theatre <On _-: , ~y. Apru ~2 :at 6:p.m, . _ ¥_oung boys and! girls are invited t0 .oome- enjoy a tea patty given in ban or · of Thumbelina. There . will be games, crafu .and snacks for · those who r.egister for this event. · . . The price of the event is $!.0, including the party and ·~ chil.d's general seal!ing tJ.clret ~or the show. . R:eg1st:rat:mn can be made · by- calling 1he Ariel 1beatte office at (740) 446-2787, or by stopping in at the box offioc at 426 Second Ave. Please make ·your regist:rations by Wednesday, Apri11'6. For information, call lisa Crance at 446-2787. Autism Walk GALUPOUS The sixth annual Walk for Autism is Saturday in · ~ Galliwlis City Park. .. The .. event · hegins with' . . registrdtiori at ] ll a.m., guesi speakers at 10:45 a.m. and the walk starting at II a.m. There will be kids games, such as com hole and .basketball, sensory and music therapy tents, door prizes, an auction and much more. For information, .call (740) 645-3160 or (740) 742-3405, or v.isit www.hopeintervention.org. . Opryshow Saturday OOIIIlllyoomicUncleDoodius will.- - ' out the everun<r'. JIJ'c on -salti~ at n; ~ . ·:;~~~.s~~~ •"'""" - •"""" 'Shack iD Bcvcd.y, and at Alelh&'ls .li'loriSt M!rietta. ~~';! .fA!Ilc41ill ri!seA\e.J~ur :seat w . ~« lJY. . . 'ling (74UJ ~- · · . F.or ir11me i~tion, dog Qft 10 www.OI:iollalky- GAlLIPOLIS 1bum.belina" is the story ofa l!!iny !lirtle girl, n0 bigger than .a ithumb, who bad a w.alnut shell for a bed, violet petals !for a mattress and a Wli,p petal blanket, who enPQUllters ·sev.eral obstacles · before ifinally finding the m opry.IXIIIL Concert set POMEROY _ .. . Neigs Archery 1Nms will o14 a !funiJ.ailiCT O!!tiiJelt onAlniil 19 at 1 p..m. :at Meigs ffigl:: Sl::bOal. . . .Missin,g iin Afteotioo 3lld JFK will perfurm. .Stucleuts ~Will alllO be ;t;~cilll p*ti. There will be .:looi prizes, an electric guitar give-away and refreshments available . Admission is $3 a perS0n. Proceeds ~ill .go towards the teams' trip to compete at the national contest in Louisv.ille, Ky., in May; Bands GALLIPOLIS- During tlle Federal Army Homeooming encampment in the GaJllpolis City Parle . the weekend of April25-27, the Ariel-Dater Performing Arts Centre will present a play, "Memories of a War for Freedom.~ This play w.ill be free and qpcn •to the pUblic and will be presented ~ the pail on a portable stage at a:30 p.m. on Saturday, April 26. The play is undertbe direction oJ'Cathy J.nrd of the Aricl Players. .. New play perfonnaoce Rock for Autislll • Satunlay . • ping, pick ~mething from her registry (AIL her choices are expensive), .t ravel Hans Chri_stum . ~'llderson, Kathleen Allen is l1!be toady dal:ghter, Garrett Caldwell .it the toady son, Ally sot) Johnson plays uld Mother Fieldmouse, GaR!a MaA:i1! is a Fish, Wes Jackson i~ Walter Rat, Eric Farley playi; Baron Beetle 'Sierra Holl is Brenda, Hunter Anbur ~ MdeM m. v~~~De~hurst isi'l~~Ca~ White is Margaret Mousci. bas.ente:ltainrllcllildre!) for A-'~-'-"""' Miller . S • . ___ ... thi 1NllCaf>U IS IIZJ ~~.!'tfu:n:;.e ~'""t;.d:~&ame. i:. ""'uunbelina 1to be perfomued on Apili:S, 1'9 and 20 at ltbc Al!id-Aan Carson Dater . ~ - Arts ·lit;,;~~ .....is_~~-~ _ 01 ibe'!.:..:.....~ 1 ,........... .'-"'&"' s modlct., · ~ ' • Cenl:'mia~s. nOkd .~--~ ' -for "1b!JJI!be1ini are $1P for VIP -!ali, '$R for :adult!i, $7 f«iJC cr:nMrn, and $6 far students. Coryn Lard, the danghter m Qtdly ~ Lee Lord, of f•Cboo, will play 1he part of'lbumbelina. OdJmo cast !lllembers include: Christina~ as the u!idful ipefSilil, . · · sea lem1ey ;as Woman, Lindsey Mink is Cat, Grant Bale is 'lbeft:inoe,EllieRidgeway is die Frinoess, Jlaiden Shadwick is the widow wad, PuJ»Iic meetings and gainfully employed. My only response to his "outing" was concern over his safety, due to the mentality of people like that ·teenage boy's father. I oouldn 't help but wonder, ~~e about the school . · · g they needed to .call ~orne and report that · "Alex" was caught kissing another guy at school. Unless the school also.daes this when boys are cau~t kissing girls, they are Wide open for a discrirninatio11 lawsuit. - 1..aveoder's" Mom aad Preud of Him Dear Mom: We .d on't know the p<ilicy of 1:his particular school, but we certainly hope it is th~ same for all students regardless of gender. .A.IIIIio! 's Mflilbox is w.tit- ••••.._u-..:oo Ira AI~ Dr, A. 'e U..:Biills, 0,.. I tAil:l 507 Mulberry Heights • Subin-piiiiiO •'I'll!!.,............. ·-~·----· ..........,, ..,.. " 10HIIIII ~ ... w.a...111 "~-Pill _;, Middleport nativ~ completes degt-ee MIDDLEPORT - ~ane Griffin, daughter of Evelyn B. Thomas of Middleport jllld the late Paul F. Thomas, graduated from the · Air Farce Institute of Jechnology on March 27 with a Master of Science in Cyber Operations.' · : She works at the Wrightfatterson Air Force Base (WPAFB) located in . Dayton, as an Information Pomeroy,OH (740) 992·3279 Toll Free 1-177-583-2433 : POINT PLEASANT, W.Va - It's time for the Second Annual Hom and Ant.ler Show at 1the West Vuginia State Farm Museum. be : The event will Saturday, April 19 from 9 Jl.m. to 4 p .m. Organizers agree that last year was a year for hunters, but it is time to put away the guns illld bows, drag out me shotguns and hope for a big gobMer. Their motto is to bunt, i:at, sleep and repeat. ; According to organizers, last year's show brought out lome really nice bucks, :'beds and a good assortment ilf other western animals. }bis year's show promises to be even bigger and better i.vUb many large kills from llround the area. On display ~rill be possibly the smallCst ~lack bear ever mounted, BDd there will be -more veninside and out. · : .Visitors can check out ~!oats. campers, trucks, traCtors, guns, bows and more. Also, the event ·will feature ·the much-anticipated money llootb, and there has been a ~response from a record . ·aors ' organizations Church events Local Stocks · :Peat . . d. . POMEROY - Meigs Soil and Water Conservation Board of Supervisors meet' ing, 11 :30 a.m., district offioc, Hiland Road. Clubs and 1bur5day, Aprill7 SYRACUSE Meigs County Board of MRDD meeting, 4 p.m., Carleton Saturcby, April 19 School. HARRISONVILLE MIDDLEPORT - KieUy Harrisonville Senior Perry will be singing 7 p.m. Citizens 11 a.m at the · at the Middleport Church of Presbyterian Church. Blood the Nazarene. Everyone pressures will be taken. · welcome, refreshments foiPotluck luncheon. lowing. Saturday, Apri119 POINT PLEASANT, RACINE W.VA . . New Hope Bible kll by Kathy MilclleU tlllll Pomeroy/Racine Lodge Baptist Church, family fun Mtuey S~~g~~r, w~ edi164 special meeting, 8 a.m. night, 6 p.m., pizza, fellowtors of tile .AM le•lm eolM.11. Pktue ~--a JOIII' Degree work in the Entered ship. games. Appmntioc degree on· four Sunday, AprillO IJilflfitWIIS to tlllflies.ailcandidate~. Breakfast at 7 MIDDLEPORT - Kelly bo.J:®C6111ctzsLIUI, or wriU a.m. with degree work to Perry will sing at the 1 a.m. to: .A.Iulie's Mflilbox, P.O. IHs 118190, CJUcaro, IL follow. Call Randy Smith . service of me obson with questions at 508.-0816. Christian Fellowship 60611. ·To jiM out CHESTER Pomeroy Church, Middleport. abolll Annie's Mailbox, Gild IWMl jet~~~~Ns .by otlwr Chapter 186, OES will have Hershel White is the_~stor. Saturday, April 26 Ctr:aton Sy•ljMtr writer,s practice 10 a.m. and cleaning at noon of the Chester CARPENTER - First Gild au:toollist&, visit flu Lodge ball. cornbread festival at Crtllltors Sy11dictlu Wd Mtlllday, April21 Carpenter Baptist Church, ~ tll-w.ciWitors.cOIII. TUPPERS PLAINS Ohio 143. Crafts, food, SJll7ial meeting of Eastern mountain bike ·race, live School Music · gospel music, free train High Boosters, 6:30 J!.Ql., music rides, free vendor space. Cornbread cook -off. room. , RACINE - Racine Area Contact Pastor Whitt Akers, Community Organization 591-1236 for rules. April 13-19 is the Week of the Young Child and seve~al local preschools are partiCipating in · special events. 'Ihunday.. .Sunny. Highs around 5 mph. This week · in the upper 70s. South winds Saturday ... Mostly cloudy around 5 mpb ... Becoming with showers likely, Highs Pomeroy Mayor southwest in the aftem(IJOn. · in the upper 60s. Cbanoc of John Musser lbunday aight...Mostly rain 60 percem. · (pictured) visited clear: Lows in the ruid 40s. Saturday nighLMostly these students at South winds around 5 mph cloudy with a 50 percent New Horizons in the evening... Beooming chance.of showers. Lows in '!f,.;o,,,•z:J Childhood light.and variable. the upper 40s. Enrichment Friday •.. Sunny, Highs in Sllll4lay ...J,tostly cloudy center where he the upper 70s. South winds with a 40 percent chance <Jf read !:hem 5 to 10 mph. showers. Highs in the upper •Hooray For Vo111!" Friday night ... Partly 60s. He also signed a cloudy. Lows in the upPC?r Sunday itight... Mostly special proclama- AOs., .Southeast wmc;Js cloudy. Lows in the 40s. tion '81100Uraging all cilize::s to · .- .. wor1t to make a goodinvesbnenl in early childhood fM all of,Meigs Ohio Votttey Bane Co<p. (NASAEP ~Y'SEI- 44.11 County. DAQ)-25 (NAStiAQ)-. Assltfance Specialist in · computer security. Griffin graduated from Meigs High Sch(IJOl i,n 1973, served in the United States Navy for eight years, and bas worlred in computers for 35 years. She completed an AAS. in Data Processing at Delaware County Community College in Media, Pa, a BS in Information Systems and an MBA at St Joseph's University in Philadelphia. Jane was one of nine children born to Mrs. Thomas, a woman who strongly valued education. She was insttumental in ensuring th.at her children received an educalion and ·valued continuing their education over the years. Her ooncern for her children and their education .was motivated panly by her N!JDbc:r ·~sponsors . The show will be dedicated to the new Morgan Museum, which will display all the mounted wildlife from the old muse. um. There will be prizes Some of the best cooks in the area will have a variety offoods for sale the same building as the show. There will be hot dogs, chili, beans, cornbread and .awardedforentriesi~youth . refreshments. The and adult categones for Avalanche CEOS men and women. Drawings (Community Educational wiD be he~d thro~;~ghout the Outreach Servioc) Club will day for pnzes, ·~th several sell desse~ as well,_ and the raffles on huntmg eqmp- Country KiU:ben will have ment donated by sponsors. early morrung breakfast There ' also will be games foods including sausage, · for children. biscuit!; and gravy. m GRAND OPENING! Slcyline Speedway ........ ar. 5I, u ...... riAlkas 0. C.. U .53 • Skw•t, OloiD o..ra.yJ.ml Raoe Day Pbooc: 740-662-411 t Wed: Day Phone: 304-542-8322 nuDAY, AniL 11 GateS Open 4 p.m. Hot Laps 6 p:n Racing 7 pm Late Models - S1,500 to win, Sl75 to start 410 Winged Sprints- Sl,SOO to win, $200 to SIIDt AU !Idler ClAsses- ARMA Modificds, Pure Stock>, S:n:et Stocks, ' Mini-Wedges. Four Cylindc:ni Gcoo:nl admission $15 Pits $30 Clwrcl M "' ttifJ /fl.., e•c ·t :1 . . S+ 't 1 fr! www.skylineopeedway.net --Inc. (NYSE)- 63.05 Big Lata (lm!E)- 22.55 BabE- (lliASOAO)- 27.72 BargW•'* CNVSE)- 45.111 Centuoy Aluminum (NASDAQ) -72.35 own plight . as a young · woman growing up during the depression. She had to quit school at an early age to help support her siblings and pare.nts during those turbulent years, and did not want the same thing to hap·pen to her children. · Jane gives all the credit for having the desire to continue her education over the years to her mother. Hom, Antler Sliow opening-atFaim Museum ~- ...__ ·---· 6:30 p.m. at Star Mi.U Park. Potluck meal. New memTbunday, Aprill 7 bers welcome. ALFRED _ Orange liles:lay, April 21 11 hi T; · ATHENS Southern owns p · rustees, spectal · Consortium for Children meeting 7:30 p.m. at the Board . borne of the fiscal officer. meetmg, 10 a.m. 111 Monday, April 21 the offices, 20 East Circle LETART Letart Drive, Building 20, Third Township Trustees, 5 p.m. Aoot:Ott;:b;y, April 24 Local Weather. . Performance sdleduled' McCONNELSVILLE - · The Ohio Valley Opry will be on stage this Saturday ·night, April 19, at the Twin City Opera House. The show starts at 7 p.m., with RIO GRANDE - "New the doors opening at 6 p.m. Wodds," a play, will be perSpecial guests include couotey vocalist Randy fanned by Welsh exchange Billiel from Lexington, Va. students at the University of Billie! has traveled the coun- Rio Grande/Rio Grande try over singing oountty and Community College at 7 p.m. Saturday, April 19, at the Fine ~ music for over 30 years. . and Perfonning Arts Center. . This will be his fifth appearAdmission is free. ance at the OVO. Crowd favorite Donny Boggs from Rio Grande and Buck-n-Compan): Bluegrass Band will be back: for a ATHENS ~ A benefit repeat performance.Bonnie concert and silent auction Mayle, Ashley Payton. Beth will .be held at 8 pm. Friday 1 ' -Baker Center ballroom in ~ beoome .a .member celcbt:at.ion of N:aliooal mfutd out mmeabmltrdle · 4 "'"' Autt'sm ....q~ness M(IJntb. t . Doors"';ii]';,pen at lp,m. ;;;nm.=:;_;r ,a.~-...vtst and music 'b y The Win;g .. ."' 11. Nuts and NSK, the OU Jaz:r: n.a Combo will be_gin at !8 p.m. All proceeds !lirom 'the ~m -wili.J:a~ i1be ~.Y fmmed~ . .. ~ ·· , . ~. -· SO rem Obio ·Chapter GALUPOUS - 'Die tllif W AU!Jism Sool.ety :of · f.:rst .lllllluil GalUPliJis Waft .America It in,]'l(l)nsored by MS 1to comhttt ttl;l'llV91' the ~ NatiQna1 Student ·Of m::llli,ple sc~ will lbe S~ ~~~e and beld ilhlt> Slltwda_y at Heann& A.s!ililCiallon .a nd . HaSkins P41&. . ' Aml:ric.:m MuSic 11berapy WJI1tcr dleck~ i.s at U As~!IJfS«ndemts. a..m. ~ .a v~ Of local · "'heeventfeatures a silent entel1t81IIment IWiU •be on ~f:!?~Of~mandl giant !hand. ' :gift ba•~ plus nllliiCl'@us "llbe funds Ai.sed will !be ootberil'bing&. TI.clrets are $15 rused for researcb to find .a ~-~vanoe .and '$20 .at the •Cure, educa_tian and ~. ·,_,. with ~ers and ,groups," satdAmbei'Bilmes be¥~es .av.l!iliih'!e. Tldclret.s 10f the lacal MS 'SuppoF! are.av.a!labe.atww~ (iroop. · · · llifJtlibioJDJ:g1mck, Blue eagle For ,infor.rnatian, <OOIJIQCt• . Music 1M' by calling (74(1) Bames at (7.10)33W11Jl. MSU·T- gifts in dear ~·fl ls this something •new? I :have asked ·everyooe I knaw, and no one bas beard of this practice. 1 find it insulting. I am supposed to tJilre the time to go shop- three hours each way for the event and - what? She can't be bothered to take the time to open it? I thought opening the gifts at tlje shower was half the fun. I don't see the point of clear~· Do you?"""4ted In Pelmsylvania Dear InSulted: We actually have heard <Of this and completely agree with you. Guests .are supposed to ooh and aah over the gifts, create silly hats out of the rib·bons .and generally make a fuss, Clear wrap makes .everything rather clinical. It allows the bride to see the presents without opening them and, if necessary, return them without disturbing the packaging. For the sake of family peace, try to assume . it was the shower hostesses, and not the bride, who made this gauche suggestion. Dear Amlie: As the mother of a young gay ~ I want to respond to that poor ~nage boy in California whose father won't let him bang out with "Alex" .because he might be gay. Your advioe was right on. Being gay is not contagious. My SOD is DOW 27, a graduate of a prestigious university, responsible, respectable Ariel Jr. Theatre .to-e 'Thumbe6na~ --1-h-,-w-~-H-~---------~-------------· ~4~~~~ Sigler. Matt Hansell, Jbe at ithe Ohio Um\'erSity 592-2743. To iitmate t(IJ ilhe lbi!i ~~e. written by . lea party ~...e m i:ate school. I liked ' ' as a friend and, ~~ many years, gave in 'lll:d manied her. I was l0neiy and couldn't see myself living QPen!y as my real self. We have twG ,~;biidFcn. F0ur ml!l!llhs .~o. I met a younger guy wh0 is very much in tile t:loset except · with me. Our frie11dsbip electrifies me. There is nothing sexual .b etween us and I doo 't intend to initiate any.t!bing. but if be wanted more, I don't know wbat I'd do. [ oouldo 't ·stand to lose him. I :have been faithful to my wife, even though ot:r . sex life bas been marginal at best. She .aocepts my friend .and bas ·e ven had 'him uver for rlinner, but my children do not. [f.s ,as if they know. I want so much 1.0 tell my wife. ·I know it ·would clear 11p many questions r m sure she has. But I fear what she might do to me - a nasty divorce .a nd a fmancial wipeout. Do I 'have anything 10 gain by telling her, or sboold I just refuse to state what mil!)bt already be obvious?- Still fa dae a-t Dar Clll 1et: Here's what y0u have to gain: a loving · ~latiooship and satisfying sex life with SOlllelme who ·appreciates the real you, and ·.the self-respect that comes from being honest and doing the right thing. Your wife also deserves to know the truth and, if she wants it, a ~lationsbip with S0meone who is sexoally attt:acted to her. She .a nd yeur cQildren can leani to forgive you far the deoept:ion if you handle .this decently and lovingly. If you decide to oame dean, you can get support through PFLAG (pflag.org), 1726 M St. N. \V., . Suite 400, Wasbirigton, D;C. 20036. Dear Annir· I recently received an invitation to a bridal Shower f0r my oousin's fiancee. The invitation states, "Please wrap all Thursday,April1~20o8 Community Calendar ANNIE'S MAILBOX www.mydai.lysentinel.eom ·Page.A3 BY.THE 'B END The Daily Sentin~ . 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IAllaliili ihauld .... ed "'hi~ l!!l fie. =M I The farm museum staff welcomes everyone near and far to enjoy the shpw, participate in the competilion and visit with the great people of the area · For more information, call (304) 675-5737. Twin Rivers Marina • BRINGING OUALITY TIME TO YOUR FAMILY �• OPINION The Daily Sentinel that added leverage they thought to ht cheap 111 Court Sb at • ~.Ohio (740) 992-2156 • FAX (740) 992-2157 ,_j II ciairY BY kiR 8a:a 11111181 com liP BUSINESS- Ohio Valley Publishing Co. · NEW . YORK . Companies .that borrowed ~oney dunng tbe boom ttmes to finance 13kcovcn, · share buybacb ~ ~ advenlllres ~ discovamg dlat wbat ~y lf"!'lgfit .was cbeap debt 1s ~ out lo be v~ expenSt.ve. AMing masSive leverage ~ OOIJXll*. hai8DN': ~ Dan Goodrich Publisher , Charlene Hoelich General Manager-News Editor didn'tsecmlikeabadidea~ Coagrns slulll ~ ao '-' rrspediltg year ago wleo tbe ~t est11Wisltinmt of rdip11, or l'"'hillitillg 1M ~ wm; awasb with :.fru ~ tlrDeoft or drUgillg tlu .{ruth1111 of ~· f?on t worry, oomspudt, or of tlK prns; or 1M ript Of 1M~ parues. \Wd to stock and bond mvestors, the extra pk purm6ly w assemllk, ad to pditUm tlK debt costs~:• be a~· lbey dido t . ~tic7p3te Gol1nJIIIIDit for 12 mlras ofgrintuu:es. how the eooooDUc ~n-The First a -.....11 10 ... u.s. Constitlltion tum '!"ould hurt bus~ss · and onmp cash .1'1~ Now, ~ .debt obligatiOns are waghing on some oompanics .so IJ!uoh that lbey are cau~mg dist17ss. • · It s a snuatton Dean ~s Co. stockbolders_are seeing up c!ose, Last ~ the nanon s largest dairy processor, known for such brands as Horizon Organic and Silk soy prodUcts, announced, plans to reiiH'I\ $2 billion to investors through a special cash diviDauEilitM: .d eo4of$15asharetbatwas In regard to the letter that I submitted prior. ' I have had so many calls asking me which funeral home funded by debt.. ~ appropnate finanoe provided our family with such poor service. Please know declSI~ -for -.Dean Foods tha1 my intent was not to .point fingers at any specific tOOlly ts to 1ncrease our fuoeral home. . My intent was to advise all families, regan:lless of where exposure to the _dept~ they live, to call several funeral homes aild ask about their and return eqwty ca,pitallO service offerings and their prices prior to selecting one. I shareholders, while enabling would, bowever, like the poblic to know that our·family them to continue to padicipate in the company's future member did not live in West Vtrginia. pelfonnance and growth.n ~c.pe.MIII'plly CEO Gregg Engles said in Rlrreu~ . W.~ Maroh of last year. A year later, ~ D~based oompany ts facmg VIEW READER'S No .intent letter meant to be cautionary TODAY IN HISTORY stBging costs that ~ anting into its profits and makiqg it more difficult for it to paydown its ddlt. Its diluted earnings per share fell 56 pcroeal in die fow1b quarter, while i.ntecest C'JIPCllse j;nnpod 17 pcroent over year-ago levcls. To help ease its debt burdM. tbe ~ company .aDDOIIDOfld 11 would 1ssue 18.7 miUioo shares of stock, wbioh would dilute shares 011tstanding by 13 pelteD~. Dean Foods' stock, which had been trading around $4S a share wben tbe special dividend was announced, now trades about $20 a ~· . ~ opeai~U~g covuonmeot 111 2lkJ7 was ememely difficult and operatiDg results were below the e~~ we bad wben we ~tabud \lbe balance sheet Ia~ Maroh," Engles saul,~ dial de oompany elll.ered 2008 about "a year~ind its~"debt reduction ~x~ons. How this iliWIIllon l!:{ged out doesn' t surprise . efund manager and blol[lger Jeff Matthews, who thi.nk:s that Dean Foods is ooe of many oompanies dlat got caught in dJe "goofy ~eme" ad:vanoed by · mves!Jnent banl.e~s wbo · had big fees on1herr minds - to leverage up corporate balance &beets. COODpiPI~ hccane smittenbypNllllllblycheapdebt a year ago, failing to aJIISiib' that tbe ·added leverage would destroy their finaooiaJ flexibility, Matthews said. Dean Foods didn't retwn a request furOOIDfllCill. "M~1Um, as (Dean Foods CEO) Engles found out die baed way,~ ~re-· For instance, Realogy qumdy," Maufews said. Corp. , a real ·estate broker"Debt,ofOOIII'!Ie,DeYCrdoes.~ witb a twand portThat5111Deissue isCJOining folio ~ incllldes Centmy back to haunt rompa- 21 and ol~eU Banker, Dies that were taken private sold $550 on w011b of in ddlt-laden buyouts in the pay-in-kind · e notes :a last yeai ' . year ago to . a buyoul A Willy of 146 bi,gb-yicld by Apollo M agement. ~ deals bdween the Those notes allo th~ ~­ Slatt of 2004 md Miudt 8. pany to pay interes tber m ~ found tbat those done cash or with mot;e •• m the last year wen: lllOR! Given how lbe do m,. proie to distress than those dle housing .Dillltet has batdone eadier Ibis decade, tered the Parsippany. NJ.aooon1ing to lbe public2lioo based company. it ferendy Dislresscd Dd!t bive.tor. Of d10se to ·ex.en:ise that debt . tl!e 37 LBOs in 2007, nearly option Y.4len paying oot its 68 petveol are distressed interest. Realogy, d~g .a almost double 7be ievcls lllCD .conference call with investors in 7be 41 LBOsdooe in.2004. and ~rsts last mootb, ~d Higber levels of distress the decis1on·would allow 11 to - as .measllt'ed by bonds conserve cash until it bas with option-adjusted "beliter visibility into lhe spreads at least 10 percent- femainder of 2008." · ~e paints aJ;~ove Treasury The move adds $32.3 milyaelds - indicates that the lion in debt to its balance ~ dou~ the oompa- sheet, which already had total rues are eqwpPCCI to w1tb- debt <Jf appmximately '$6.239 stand a reoesswn. billion, acooolingto Standard Many econ_mnists beli,eve & Poor's Leveraged we. are, now m a ~ss1on, Commentacy & Dala. which 1s oharacterized by a S&P said that 41 bond decline in the nation's eoo- . deals in the overall market nomic output for two or include the option to u&e more consecutive quarters. debt to · pay mterest, and "The -spGnsors should Reaklgy is one of six oomha~ capitalized deals more panies that has elected tO oonservatively as time went so in recent months. This on, !mowing~~ the later helps companies av~id me oon~;umma~~on date, lbe defaulting on their debt. by less debt the _·oompany buying them some time for would be able to pay down business to improve, but l.t before the Rcession oom- also kaves them i.n a precar~."the study said. "In ious spot with bigger debts reahty, the prwate-equity on their balance sheet. . firms did the opposite of It's ton ·soon to tell how it what prudence dictated." ill shake out. Unless tbe S1ill., some companies are eoonomy slalts reboundin.g adding more debt because soon, many ,g f l!hese .debtcash is tight a risky bumened oompanies could proposition . should . their be for.ced into bankruptcy r~~~:ances remain troubled - « it least i.nto painful gomg forwaro. reS1ructurings . *finn some Playing by (all) the rules LETTERS TO THE EDITOR i The Daily Sentinel .::ko Ohio~·· rqat- 7 I =--=· ...................... a....... ... ...... ... o........ - 77 .......... 0" := J'I'IC'oists, r= · Lrons <- .____--'f--------------.Jt . .. POINT Pl£ASANT, W.Va. - How.aQI W. Cleesebrew, 94. Point l'lleasant, w.v.a., died Thesday.Aprill5, 2008, at _Plea~ V~y Hospital in Point Pleasant _ . Servioe will be at 11 a,m, on 'Salurday, April 19, 20011, at Crow-Hussell fimerai'HQIDC in Point I"Jeanm with Robat L. _ · Patterson IJ olf~eiating. Burial will ,be in Kitkland Mmlorial · ·i1,--G~s . friends may call an hour prior to the service. / Mcm__mial contributions may be made .to Bellemcad UniU!dMetltodist Church, 51 0 Bwdette St., PGint Pleasant, w.va, 25550. . An online guest registry is availiilile at www.crowbussellfb.com. I For the Reawd I Highway Patrol SAUSBURY - Thomas Vernoo Basim, 28, 54685 . fJurtis Hollow Road, Reedsville, was cited for failing to . yield at an intersection following a two vehicle accident .at approximately 3: 15 p.m. on Thursday. ·According to troopers, Basim was driving 11 1989 Nissan · Pathfinder southbound on Ohio 143 when he stopped at a Stop sign and attempted til turn left onto Ohio 7. His vehicle was then struck. by a 1994 Chevy Track.er driven by ~lliiord B. Manley, 51, 493 Broadway St., Middleport, wbo was traveling southbound on Ohio 7. _ · No injuries were reported though Basim''S vehicle sustained .disabling damage and Manley's vehicle sus~nod functional damage. . TOPS-honors best losers The cllapter beld a Chinese (J()()LVILLE Pat Snedden was named weekly Auction to raise funds. best weight-loss winner and Information was given Amy Ritchie runner-up at regarding Area Recognitioo .the April 15 meeting of Days on May 2 and 3 and TOPS (Take Off ~ounds Meigs County Relay for Life Sensibly) Chapter #OH on May 9 and 10. The group meets every 2013 Coolville with 21 T.uesday at Torch Baptist members present. . KOPS (Keep Off Pounds Church. Wei,gb-in is from Sensibly) members 5:15 to 6:15 p.m. with a meeting at 6:30. For infor· ~hresia Bogardus, Mary mation, call Pat Snedden at Cleland, May Frost, Louise ~rshey and Patricia 662-2633 or attend a free meeting. Richmond were in leeway. Meeting fnmPagleAl traveled four miles he doubted his .grandchildren's grandchildren would be around .to see that, saying "I'm not SIJIC how long it would take but it :would be a very loqg time." · He ,base(! this on · the aquifer that rests beneath the landfill and. produces less than five gallons per minute. About I 00 GPM is wbat would be found . providing . water to a town or ctty. . The landfill also cannot be within 300 feet of the property lme. It will be 1,600 feet ~m gree~houses near Hill Road m Letart Falls but Queen srud greenhouses those wou~d not ~ve to do any spec1al testmg . becau~ of that and the b1g~est .1s~ue fanners have With hv1!1g· next to a landfill1s the nmse uf trucks. Queen added AMP will purchase all property within 1.()00 feet of the landfill on each side of it and,the company indicated to OEPA the rest of the i property needed ·would be leased or secured before the permit was issued. OEPA said the landfill is designed to be unlikely to leak, not cause a landslide . not contaminate streams and minimize dust. AMP has also provided OEPA with a guarantee that $7.6 million will be available for the closure and post closure care of the landfill . AMP must maintainiTig the '!anti- r·til e area •or I 5 years after the plant closes. OEPA said when the plant closes the landfill would be clean enough to walk. un but other activities may be restricted due to the OEPA not wanting anything to · puncture the landfill's cap. One resident was concerned there wouldn't be enough dirt placed on top of the landfill for future reclamation use. .. ' I.\Nr 1 · 'A~, ~· Q;:- ~ "' \ • -'10 ,.\ ', > ! · ~ ..., ~ -:: - >' . .. 3 I'F.kt\lii..\\IXt ; \ 11'1"! {'[\iRE _Search the continued search. . Gallia County Sheriff's Capt. Joe Browning stressed fnmPagleAl that the vehicle and registration wolild be key informasearching for the couple . tion in locating the couple. since .mid-March. Anyone with information Gallia County sheriff's should call the Gallia deputies met last Friday County Sheriff's Office at with West Virginia State 740-446-1221 or the West Police in Huntington to dis- Virginia Stale Police at 303cuss the case and coordinate 272-5131. · "Henry Ford" April 18th at 7pm ,. .. . ~ ~ - - - - ' Banquet Hall "THUUBEUNA" . Apri118&19 7:00 April 20 3:00 "-hhw P8lty beginning 816 pm on s.turdly lle19111 Coolt 446-AATS for Alee• watlot• Box otfiee: 428 2nd A... Gallipolio, OH (740) 446-ARTS ah -·-lillllr_No_ 7t ronaer w .. - 0 POINT PLEASANT, W.Va. - Eleaoor JOldan. laundry RU1LAND - Donald Eugene Yost, Sr., -49, of Loop attendant, was recently named Road, R_utJand, passed away 1Uesday, April 15, 2008, at the Pleasant Valley Hospilal "Employee of die Month." ·Tbe Ohio State University Me "N " Ca;ter in Colambus. This dedicated individual · He was born March 20, 1959, • M-m, W.Va.. to Jobn was acknowledged because · M. and L.eveda June Nellolt YOfilm Rudand He was 1he "she actively helps ber :owner of Yost Refuse Hauliqg of Rsnland, a former laborer coworkers with anything that and member of the National Rifle Associalioo. · · Besides his parents, le iS survived by his wife of 30 is needed and she remains an · years, Pieggy Yost of RucUnd; a daughter, DaWil Marie active vohmteer here and in .(Aaron) Mc:Corulell of Wasbington, W.Va; grandrbilclren, tbe community." Jordan is a employee of PVH Caden and Braden MoCoaoell; a brother, Rick (Debbie) who l'lltUed with ov.er 21 · Yltllt of Rutland; sis!-CTS, Tina (Ben I CotteriU of Pomeroy years of service. Since re- · -.and Retha (Larry) Gibbs, Rutland; falbec-m-law and mothentering the work.foroe. she ec-in4aw, Simon and Ellen Jolmson of Pomeroy· brotherhas served nine · months. . in-law and sisters-in-law, Mal)' and Tun Pmlue' of Point _Pleasant. W.Va Roben "BobbyH lobnson of Salem Center, Jm:dan also remains active in Andie and Bill Doefer of ~y. and Sharon and Cbadie the PVH Auxiliary. Sbe ~of East Liverpool; and sev~ nieces and nqmews. resides in Point Pleasanl and . · . His son, Donald Eugene Yost, IL, lll"'«dcd him in dea1h , has two children, four graadchildren and . one . great. of Apri113, 2000. . Service wil;l '?e held at ~ on Samnlay, Apri119,100&, gnodchild.. For being named Employee . at Rutland C1v1c Center m Rudand with Rev. Amos Tdlis of the Month, sbe will receive . offit;iating. Burial will be i.n Miles Gemetery, Rutland. . . . ~nends may call from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. on Friday at the a $50 award, a congratulatory certificate and VIP parking p'VIC •oeDleL · a nd ber name will be entel'lld SUboo- p1oa1o , Arrangements are ·under direction of BiFcbfield Funeral for ~sible recognition in tbe . Eleanor Jordan, second from . l eft, PVH Employee of tile Month, is show with from the left liome in Rutland. . facility's customer service A1la~, JO,FACHE, cnief ex~ ollicer at PVH , (Jordan) Lany Thornton, laundrY Employee of the Year: superviSOr, and, Clal'k VICkers, clilector of support services. · , · oo .Today is Thursday,. April 17, the l08tb clay of 2008. ... WffH RISJN6 FOOD C<JSP-5 COllE'S NEW 1NIIt:ST1t'IENT 5TI?JfTEvY... There are 258 days left in the year. Today's Highlight in Hisloly: On April 17, 1961, about ~1\\tER I ,500 CIA-trained Cuban exiles launched the disastrous Bay of Pigs invasion of Cuba in a failed .attempt to over!brow tbe government of Fidel Castro. On tbisd&: In l52l.MW!I~~l't{1w~ .tbe.Pil;t · -o fWonns to face charges stemming from bis celigious writ. ings. (He was later declared an outlaw by Holy Roman Emperor Charles V,) : In 1524, Giov~ da Verrazano reached present-day , New Yod Harlxlr. . . _ In 1790, American statesman Benj8Drin Franklin died in Philadelphia at age 84. · In 1861, 'the Vll'ginia State Conventioo v-Oltd to secede from tbe Union. In 1964, Foro Motor Co. unveiled its new Mustang model at tile New York World's Fair. In 1969, a jwy in Los Angeles convicted Sirban Sid:lao of assassinating Sea. Robert F. Keimedy. In 1969, Czechoslovllk: Communist Party First Secretary Alexander Dubcet was deposed. In 1970, tile astronauts of Apollo 13 splashed down safe. ly in tbe P3cific, four days after a ruptured oxygen tank: aippled their spacecraft. So here's my question: If Chance of victory "rests with .crucial swing states for Thought.for Today: "A cynic is not memly One who IQis it's such a lead-pipe cinch a coup by superdelegate," !Mving their primaries up bitter lessons from ibe past; be is .one wbo is premablrely _that Sen. Hillary Clinton waming that "if Beltway (althGugh New Hampshire, di~inted in .the future.H - Sydney l. Hanis, Amc:riam can't win the DemocGdic bigwigs seeai a baFd•won Iowa and South Carolina . journalist (1917-1986). oominatictn, why aR: so ~.it would amount to a were allowed to). The fairest many people indignantly declaration Gf civil war." solution would have been a !Lomanding that &he drop Vntually all ctf dlis is fac- - revote. but Obama supp<>r~­ out? What hann can oome tually false. An alert eighth- ers have prevented that from .from letting dlis fooDllling grader would recognize that happening. Tell me again . seven•game series of a pricash on hand and states won what a ''transformative fig. bav~ ~g to do with ure" be is, because on this Le he __.,,_ . lc . f t . . L-··'-' mary contest play •out? tfers to t <:aiW'r Ql'e We Olrle. I ncy SnutUU be /ess JncWd, J'd iller anylhing. One can stipulate score, the politician Obama 3()() wonh. All letters ar;e sMbject to editing, JlllUt be palriotic duty :y~ am I the only Obse1:ver iii1'UCk ;id;advance duit OOP nellli- most reilembles js 'George s1gned, DIJd UIC!ude address ond telephone Pllllllber. No Obama , ~ that tbe ~ ooqrtiers of nee McCain wiH ,prevail t o W. Bush. · ~ ~ ' ,, IWigned letters wi!l ~ published. Letter~ .s'-ld be .;,. onl ~~T ~ tbe BeltWay media act as if more · states . than the Wtlenlz also points out that · . good ltlst~,.mldt;rR~~g l.~sl«~, "f'IJ::rf!!~/~s. ~rs_gf . ~ embiltctld if ~ ~~.· ;were 1heirs.to Democrat come. ,Novembec. ..:if the .-hemOOfatB used the ihanJcs to organ!ZillWns anJ 1ndiv s wiU not be ad:.tlpt- candidate get tbe b • ...,...,... ed for publication. h F s · ~~s MSNBC, for example, like Obama, be' ll sweep state-by-state winner-take1 11 used in rus · or examp e, -"' • wbiOh sold itself as die anti- the states inhabited by more all standard . Republican primaries and the Bard Obama magnani- Fox News oetwld, bas cows than ~le. mously ofieJs to aca:pt 50 .liii:Ded into an uniolentiooal In~~~ Democratic general elcotion, Clinton percent of Michigan's dis- paody of 1be same. Most .cand•date s lik'ely to earn would now have approxipuled clelegates - a state nigbts, "CounldQwnH aodlor enoQgb pledged delegates to mately 500 more delegates where his name did oot Keith Olbermann outdoes secure the nomination, Both tban Obama and have the Reader Services (USPS~= That's appear on tbe ballot And Stephen Colbm · for smug need "Beltway bigwigs," i.e. , nomination locked Democratic elected officials, because she's won stall . people say Hillacy acts arroself-satisfaction. (Except · ColoedlcMo f'alli:r . . · · all --=- . ·PI.iblilhed -.rr aftemoau, . . , . , to prevail. Wbat Moulitsas the big, Demoeratic and gantly "entitled" to tbe presColbert's kidding.) His once Our mam conoeww: m awtn:m ~to ttuoqgh. frid8Y, 111 Court Street, idency. How many fancy indi'spen......... -~"•- program '--· also . i sn't ~ying, indeed swing states necessary to ...... be acx:umo. " you !mow ot an """' PDmOfOr. onio. -ill speeches w it take to become the "'bama Hour" what none of the pundits prevail in November. In a~. call ihe .-."""'at (740) poo1ogo pold ot Puo1-. Finally, there's this puzzler· clamoring for Ointctn's •~se . .~ r au . The •••...,••1 PMR and rationali~ 1HAT away? . with the same ,pundits Besides, the 0111too- ~ \lbe same predictable withdrawal will 'Say, is that Evidently it's hunky-<;lory f~ ~ven Obama's vaunted lead Massachusetts "suPenleteObama race is hrin,ginc wt- opmions every night Our ..... Ia m the popular vote depends gates" like Sens. John Kmy en ido the pmy Iii r«u:d Anyway, the answer to (7·)-~SI.. rilles. ·According lo USA my rhetorical question is ~ ~higan ~ Florida Ted Kennedy and Glv. Devai I L , ...... bciqg d•senfranclused. Patridc. to pledge their votes Today, 172.000.. De~ simple: Peopledeclariqgilhe •• lpM21 ...... De••"• tats~ regiSttml m . rare over are eJJIP]oy~ a Add those numbers into to Obama, even though Nna Pamylvama dnnqg dJe past . number of hiddc:.! JRllllSCS tbe mix,~ histori~ Ointon won that stare's pri· ·a ..: Qwlwe tLaJticli, &t. 12 o..,..'111M three wecb alooe; ~ they don't wish to discuss. Sean Wilentz pomts out m mary decisively. How tben llllllf .. "II .... an.n IWd. Eat 14 Noven:lbec, die party it 1101111· Here's how Daily Kos •b loJ- ~ and me "difference can Obamaphiles call' it A ; ""· .... ·Sergonl. Ell. 13 ·nee will ·need evay '"!" !D ger Mar:kos Moulitsas ~ m the popular vote would antidemocratic outrage fQr a..,...... de&;lli Sm. JOOn ,McCain m the argument in Newsweek: ~ ~ ~.005 out of neiuiy oihN superdelegates to sup,-Mt.ar' Iii _ e1 s - - . , - the f!Ut~ ~ l'coPf "No matter how you .define 27 millioo cast thus far - a port Clinton, even if sbe win!; 0 tllile:O... . . .. &l15 .wbo •n>~pe odlerwiiC don t victory, Band: Obama difference of a mere four- their states, too? It's totally :a.--..-~~aceipliou-t~rnwl ~p&itilt :Sin11 , 0 ~.~~stadllluw~ holds an insurmountable tenths of I peroentage point illogical. . ., ..""c.: ~.~1 · ickari•l clei:UI•K£.dr, ~. ~in the race to Clll'li tbe - and the difference in delJudr a.t<. e.ct. 1G . See what I mean? Let thj: LC, by the do. to nl OIJikF. DelllOCrati.c noorination. He egates would plummet to voters speak. then decide. , .... • • I N<K. that IS, ~ a pdl ct leads in tie ooe metric dial about 3G, out of the 2,024 (Arkansas DemocraSC1 -.1" sp "Meet the I'R8s matters most: de pledged ne£11cd to win." Gazette columnist Gene ChMilenel~o. Eat 12 13 Wealao '3226 . chosen dimctly by star-slnlek Obamlpbiles, delegates . W'dh JO SlliiCs and , ~ tois a national magq~ 26 Weeki '6420 52 WMil<s '1ZT.11 blippy wanderers on Democratic vocers. But be na; yet ~ vote, Clmton ZUJe award winner and coMi:Cain's "Strai..,. Talk also leads m· the could definitely pull ahead. autltor of "The Hunting o'[' oq - - C . Ill 15'"' l &pn:ss"•:an....,buiordle vee tbe DUIIlber o states Never mind all the "wbo the President " (St. MartinJ .~:~ first 500 nanes in D.C. hosl- woo'lilld l1lOIIC)' niliCd." shot lobnT' arguments. over Press, 2000), You CWI i ....: -....,aol)aalliilll.mm 52 Wealao '21421 . e&l Sally Quinn's Ro!odex . Moufitsr; ooooludes that ~ DNC's screwball deci- mail Lyons . at geMYeah, that's redundant. But Clinton'>~ "qlhet;>PUI"i &1011 .to penalize those two lyons2@sbcgloiK;l.net.) : ·t'!an Jordan honored at PVH · DanlldYost . The Daily Sentinel• Page As -.mydailysentineLcom Aprilt7, zooB ALL BUSINESS: Debt woes mount for companies · The Daily Sentinel www.,.t .. 'lbunday, Aprill7, 2008 PageA4 Call today! (740) , (l4G) 992·2156 (304) 675-1~33 I wo · oryou! Readers every.issqel Over35D . ' . �• OPINION The Daily Sentinel that added leverage they thought to ht cheap 111 Court Sb at • ~.Ohio (740) 992-2156 • FAX (740) 992-2157 ,_j II ciairY BY kiR 8a:a 11111181 com liP BUSINESS- Ohio Valley Publishing Co. · NEW . YORK . Companies .that borrowed ~oney dunng tbe boom ttmes to finance 13kcovcn, · share buybacb ~ ~ advenlllres ~ discovamg dlat wbat ~y lf"!'lgfit .was cbeap debt 1s ~ out lo be v~ expenSt.ve. AMing masSive leverage ~ OOIJXll*. hai8DN': ~ Dan Goodrich Publisher , Charlene Hoelich General Manager-News Editor didn'tsecmlikeabadidea~ Coagrns slulll ~ ao '-' rrspediltg year ago wleo tbe ~t est11Wisltinmt of rdip11, or l'"'hillitillg 1M ~ wm; awasb with :.fru ~ tlrDeoft or drUgillg tlu .{ruth1111 of ~· f?on t worry, oomspudt, or of tlK prns; or 1M ript Of 1M~ parues. \Wd to stock and bond mvestors, the extra pk purm6ly w assemllk, ad to pditUm tlK debt costs~:• be a~· lbey dido t . ~tic7p3te Gol1nJIIIIDit for 12 mlras ofgrintuu:es. how the eooooDUc ~n-The First a -.....11 10 ... u.s. Constitlltion tum '!"ould hurt bus~ss · and onmp cash .1'1~ Now, ~ .debt obligatiOns are waghing on some oompanics .so IJ!uoh that lbey are cau~mg dist17ss. • · It s a snuatton Dean ~s Co. stockbolders_are seeing up c!ose, Last ~ the nanon s largest dairy processor, known for such brands as Horizon Organic and Silk soy prodUcts, announced, plans to reiiH'I\ $2 billion to investors through a special cash diviDauEilitM: .d eo4of$15asharetbatwas In regard to the letter that I submitted prior. ' I have had so many calls asking me which funeral home funded by debt.. ~ appropnate finanoe provided our family with such poor service. Please know declSI~ -for -.Dean Foods tha1 my intent was not to .point fingers at any specific tOOlly ts to 1ncrease our fuoeral home. . My intent was to advise all families, regan:lless of where exposure to the _dept~ they live, to call several funeral homes aild ask about their and return eqwty ca,pitallO service offerings and their prices prior to selecting one. I shareholders, while enabling would, bowever, like the poblic to know that our·family them to continue to padicipate in the company's future member did not live in West Vtrginia. pelfonnance and growth.n ~c.pe.MIII'plly CEO Gregg Engles said in Rlrreu~ . W.~ Maroh of last year. A year later, ~ D~based oompany ts facmg VIEW READER'S No .intent letter meant to be cautionary TODAY IN HISTORY stBging costs that ~ anting into its profits and makiqg it more difficult for it to paydown its ddlt. Its diluted earnings per share fell 56 pcroeal in die fow1b quarter, while i.ntecest C'JIPCllse j;nnpod 17 pcroent over year-ago levcls. To help ease its debt burdM. tbe ~ company .aDDOIIDOfld 11 would 1ssue 18.7 miUioo shares of stock, wbioh would dilute shares 011tstanding by 13 pelteD~. Dean Foods' stock, which had been trading around $4S a share wben tbe special dividend was announced, now trades about $20 a ~· . ~ opeai~U~g covuonmeot 111 2lkJ7 was ememely difficult and operatiDg results were below the e~~ we bad wben we ~tabud \lbe balance sheet Ia~ Maroh," Engles saul,~ dial de oompany elll.ered 2008 about "a year~ind its~"debt reduction ~x~ons. How this iliWIIllon l!:{ged out doesn' t surprise . efund manager and blol[lger Jeff Matthews, who thi.nk:s that Dean Foods is ooe of many oompanies dlat got caught in dJe "goofy ~eme" ad:vanoed by · mves!Jnent banl.e~s wbo · had big fees on1herr minds - to leverage up corporate balance &beets. COODpiPI~ hccane smittenbypNllllllblycheapdebt a year ago, failing to aJIISiib' that tbe ·added leverage would destroy their finaooiaJ flexibility, Matthews said. Dean Foods didn't retwn a request furOOIDfllCill. "M~1Um, as (Dean Foods CEO) Engles found out die baed way,~ ~re-· For instance, Realogy qumdy," Maufews said. Corp. , a real ·estate broker"Debt,ofOOIII'!Ie,DeYCrdoes.~ witb a twand portThat5111Deissue isCJOining folio ~ incllldes Centmy back to haunt rompa- 21 and ol~eU Banker, Dies that were taken private sold $550 on w011b of in ddlt-laden buyouts in the pay-in-kind · e notes :a last yeai ' . year ago to . a buyoul A Willy of 146 bi,gb-yicld by Apollo M agement. ~ deals bdween the Those notes allo th~ ~­ Slatt of 2004 md Miudt 8. pany to pay interes tber m ~ found tbat those done cash or with mot;e •• m the last year wen: lllOR! Given how lbe do m,. proie to distress than those dle housing .Dillltet has batdone eadier Ibis decade, tered the Parsippany. NJ.aooon1ing to lbe public2lioo based company. it ferendy Dislresscd Dd!t bive.tor. Of d10se to ·ex.en:ise that debt . tl!e 37 LBOs in 2007, nearly option Y.4len paying oot its 68 petveol are distressed interest. Realogy, d~g .a almost double 7be ievcls lllCD .conference call with investors in 7be 41 LBOsdooe in.2004. and ~rsts last mootb, ~d Higber levels of distress the decis1on·would allow 11 to - as .measllt'ed by bonds conserve cash until it bas with option-adjusted "beliter visibility into lhe spreads at least 10 percent- femainder of 2008." · ~e paints aJ;~ove Treasury The move adds $32.3 milyaelds - indicates that the lion in debt to its balance ~ dou~ the oompa- sheet, which already had total rues are eqwpPCCI to w1tb- debt <Jf appmximately '$6.239 stand a reoesswn. billion, acooolingto Standard Many econ_mnists beli,eve & Poor's Leveraged we. are, now m a ~ss1on, Commentacy & Dala. which 1s oharacterized by a S&P said that 41 bond decline in the nation's eoo- . deals in the overall market nomic output for two or include the option to u&e more consecutive quarters. debt to · pay mterest, and "The -spGnsors should Reaklgy is one of six oomha~ capitalized deals more panies that has elected tO oonservatively as time went so in recent months. This on, !mowing~~ the later helps companies av~id me oon~;umma~~on date, lbe defaulting on their debt. by less debt the _·oompany buying them some time for would be able to pay down business to improve, but l.t before the Rcession oom- also kaves them i.n a precar~."the study said. "In ious spot with bigger debts reahty, the prwate-equity on their balance sheet. . firms did the opposite of It's ton ·soon to tell how it what prudence dictated." ill shake out. Unless tbe S1ill., some companies are eoonomy slalts reboundin.g adding more debt because soon, many ,g f l!hese .debtcash is tight a risky bumened oompanies could proposition . should . their be for.ced into bankruptcy r~~~:ances remain troubled - « it least i.nto painful gomg forwaro. reS1ructurings . *finn some Playing by (all) the rules LETTERS TO THE EDITOR i The Daily Sentinel .::ko Ohio~·· rqat- 7 I =--=· ...................... a....... ... ...... ... o........ - 77 .......... 0" := J'I'IC'oists, r= · Lrons <- .____--'f--------------.Jt . .. POINT Pl£ASANT, W.Va. - How.aQI W. Cleesebrew, 94. Point l'lleasant, w.v.a., died Thesday.Aprill5, 2008, at _Plea~ V~y Hospital in Point Pleasant _ . Servioe will be at 11 a,m, on 'Salurday, April 19, 20011, at Crow-Hussell fimerai'HQIDC in Point I"Jeanm with Robat L. _ · Patterson IJ olf~eiating. Burial will ,be in Kitkland Mmlorial · ·i1,--G~s . friends may call an hour prior to the service. / Mcm__mial contributions may be made .to Bellemcad UniU!dMetltodist Church, 51 0 Bwdette St., PGint Pleasant, w.va, 25550. . An online guest registry is availiilile at www.crowbussellfb.com. I For the Reawd I Highway Patrol SAUSBURY - Thomas Vernoo Basim, 28, 54685 . fJurtis Hollow Road, Reedsville, was cited for failing to . yield at an intersection following a two vehicle accident .at approximately 3: 15 p.m. on Thursday. ·According to troopers, Basim was driving 11 1989 Nissan · Pathfinder southbound on Ohio 143 when he stopped at a Stop sign and attempted til turn left onto Ohio 7. His vehicle was then struck. by a 1994 Chevy Track.er driven by ~lliiord B. Manley, 51, 493 Broadway St., Middleport, wbo was traveling southbound on Ohio 7. _ · No injuries were reported though Basim''S vehicle sustained .disabling damage and Manley's vehicle sus~nod functional damage. . TOPS-honors best losers The cllapter beld a Chinese (J()()LVILLE Pat Snedden was named weekly Auction to raise funds. best weight-loss winner and Information was given Amy Ritchie runner-up at regarding Area Recognitioo .the April 15 meeting of Days on May 2 and 3 and TOPS (Take Off ~ounds Meigs County Relay for Life Sensibly) Chapter #OH on May 9 and 10. The group meets every 2013 Coolville with 21 T.uesday at Torch Baptist members present. . KOPS (Keep Off Pounds Church. Wei,gb-in is from Sensibly) members 5:15 to 6:15 p.m. with a meeting at 6:30. For infor· ~hresia Bogardus, Mary mation, call Pat Snedden at Cleland, May Frost, Louise ~rshey and Patricia 662-2633 or attend a free meeting. Richmond were in leeway. Meeting fnmPagleAl traveled four miles he doubted his .grandchildren's grandchildren would be around .to see that, saying "I'm not SIJIC how long it would take but it :would be a very loqg time." · He ,base(! this on · the aquifer that rests beneath the landfill and. produces less than five gallons per minute. About I 00 GPM is wbat would be found . providing . water to a town or ctty. . The landfill also cannot be within 300 feet of the property lme. It will be 1,600 feet ~m gree~houses near Hill Road m Letart Falls but Queen srud greenhouses those wou~d not ~ve to do any spec1al testmg . becau~ of that and the b1g~est .1s~ue fanners have With hv1!1g· next to a landfill1s the nmse uf trucks. Queen added AMP will purchase all property within 1.()00 feet of the landfill on each side of it and,the company indicated to OEPA the rest of the i property needed ·would be leased or secured before the permit was issued. OEPA said the landfill is designed to be unlikely to leak, not cause a landslide . not contaminate streams and minimize dust. AMP has also provided OEPA with a guarantee that $7.6 million will be available for the closure and post closure care of the landfill . AMP must maintainiTig the '!anti- r·til e area •or I 5 years after the plant closes. OEPA said when the plant closes the landfill would be clean enough to walk. un but other activities may be restricted due to the OEPA not wanting anything to · puncture the landfill's cap. One resident was concerned there wouldn't be enough dirt placed on top of the landfill for future reclamation use. .. ' I.\Nr 1 · 'A~, ~· Q;:- ~ "' \ • -'10 ,.\ ', > ! · ~ ..., ~ -:: - >' . .. 3 I'F.kt\lii..\\IXt ; \ 11'1"! {'[\iRE _Search the continued search. . Gallia County Sheriff's Capt. Joe Browning stressed fnmPagleAl that the vehicle and registration wolild be key informasearching for the couple . tion in locating the couple. since .mid-March. Anyone with information Gallia County sheriff's should call the Gallia deputies met last Friday County Sheriff's Office at with West Virginia State 740-446-1221 or the West Police in Huntington to dis- Virginia Stale Police at 303cuss the case and coordinate 272-5131. · "Henry Ford" April 18th at 7pm ,. .. . ~ ~ - - - - ' Banquet Hall "THUUBEUNA" . Apri118&19 7:00 April 20 3:00 "-hhw P8lty beginning 816 pm on s.turdly lle19111 Coolt 446-AATS for Alee• watlot• Box otfiee: 428 2nd A... Gallipolio, OH (740) 446-ARTS ah -·-lillllr_No_ 7t ronaer w .. - 0 POINT PLEASANT, W.Va. - Eleaoor JOldan. laundry RU1LAND - Donald Eugene Yost, Sr., -49, of Loop attendant, was recently named Road, R_utJand, passed away 1Uesday, April 15, 2008, at the Pleasant Valley Hospilal "Employee of die Month." ·Tbe Ohio State University Me "N " Ca;ter in Colambus. This dedicated individual · He was born March 20, 1959, • M-m, W.Va.. to Jobn was acknowledged because · M. and L.eveda June Nellolt YOfilm Rudand He was 1he "she actively helps ber :owner of Yost Refuse Hauliqg of Rsnland, a former laborer coworkers with anything that and member of the National Rifle Associalioo. · · Besides his parents, le iS survived by his wife of 30 is needed and she remains an · years, Pieggy Yost of RucUnd; a daughter, DaWil Marie active vohmteer here and in .(Aaron) Mc:Corulell of Wasbington, W.Va; grandrbilclren, tbe community." Jordan is a employee of PVH Caden and Braden MoCoaoell; a brother, Rick (Debbie) who l'lltUed with ov.er 21 · Yltllt of Rutland; sis!-CTS, Tina (Ben I CotteriU of Pomeroy years of service. Since re- · -.and Retha (Larry) Gibbs, Rutland; falbec-m-law and mothentering the work.foroe. she ec-in4aw, Simon and Ellen Jolmson of Pomeroy· brotherhas served nine · months. . in-law and sisters-in-law, Mal)' and Tun Pmlue' of Point _Pleasant. W.Va Roben "BobbyH lobnson of Salem Center, Jm:dan also remains active in Andie and Bill Doefer of ~y. and Sharon and Cbadie the PVH Auxiliary. Sbe ~of East Liverpool; and sev~ nieces and nqmews. resides in Point Pleasanl and . · . His son, Donald Eugene Yost, IL, lll"'«dcd him in dea1h , has two children, four graadchildren and . one . great. of Apri113, 2000. . Service wil;l '?e held at ~ on Samnlay, Apri119,100&, gnodchild.. For being named Employee . at Rutland C1v1c Center m Rudand with Rev. Amos Tdlis of the Month, sbe will receive . offit;iating. Burial will be i.n Miles Gemetery, Rutland. . . . ~nends may call from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. on Friday at the a $50 award, a congratulatory certificate and VIP parking p'VIC •oeDleL · a nd ber name will be entel'lld SUboo- p1oa1o , Arrangements are ·under direction of BiFcbfield Funeral for ~sible recognition in tbe . Eleanor Jordan, second from . l eft, PVH Employee of tile Month, is show with from the left liome in Rutland. . facility's customer service A1la~, JO,FACHE, cnief ex~ ollicer at PVH , (Jordan) Lany Thornton, laundrY Employee of the Year: superviSOr, and, Clal'k VICkers, clilector of support services. · , · oo .Today is Thursday,. April 17, the l08tb clay of 2008. ... WffH RISJN6 FOOD C<JSP-5 COllE'S NEW 1NIIt:ST1t'IENT 5TI?JfTEvY... There are 258 days left in the year. Today's Highlight in Hisloly: On April 17, 1961, about ~1\\tER I ,500 CIA-trained Cuban exiles launched the disastrous Bay of Pigs invasion of Cuba in a failed .attempt to over!brow tbe government of Fidel Castro. On tbisd&: In l52l.MW!I~~l't{1w~ .tbe.Pil;t · -o fWonns to face charges stemming from bis celigious writ. ings. (He was later declared an outlaw by Holy Roman Emperor Charles V,) : In 1524, Giov~ da Verrazano reached present-day , New Yod Harlxlr. . . _ In 1790, American statesman Benj8Drin Franklin died in Philadelphia at age 84. · In 1861, 'the Vll'ginia State Conventioo v-Oltd to secede from tbe Union. In 1964, Foro Motor Co. unveiled its new Mustang model at tile New York World's Fair. In 1969, a jwy in Los Angeles convicted Sirban Sid:lao of assassinating Sea. Robert F. Keimedy. In 1969, Czechoslovllk: Communist Party First Secretary Alexander Dubcet was deposed. In 1970, tile astronauts of Apollo 13 splashed down safe. ly in tbe P3cific, four days after a ruptured oxygen tank: aippled their spacecraft. So here's my question: If Chance of victory "rests with .crucial swing states for Thought.for Today: "A cynic is not memly One who IQis it's such a lead-pipe cinch a coup by superdelegate," !Mving their primaries up bitter lessons from ibe past; be is .one wbo is premablrely _that Sen. Hillary Clinton waming that "if Beltway (althGugh New Hampshire, di~inted in .the future.H - Sydney l. Hanis, Amc:riam can't win the DemocGdic bigwigs seeai a baFd•won Iowa and South Carolina . journalist (1917-1986). oominatictn, why aR: so ~.it would amount to a were allowed to). The fairest many people indignantly declaration Gf civil war." solution would have been a !Lomanding that &he drop Vntually all ctf dlis is fac- - revote. but Obama supp<>r~­ out? What hann can oome tually false. An alert eighth- ers have prevented that from .from letting dlis fooDllling grader would recognize that happening. Tell me again . seven•game series of a pricash on hand and states won what a ''transformative fig. bav~ ~g to do with ure" be is, because on this Le he __.,,_ . lc . f t . . L-··'-' mary contest play •out? tfers to t <:aiW'r Ql'e We Olrle. I ncy SnutUU be /ess JncWd, J'd iller anylhing. One can stipulate score, the politician Obama 3()() wonh. All letters ar;e sMbject to editing, JlllUt be palriotic duty :y~ am I the only Obse1:ver iii1'UCk ;id;advance duit OOP nellli- most reilembles js 'George s1gned, DIJd UIC!ude address ond telephone Pllllllber. No Obama , ~ that tbe ~ ooqrtiers of nee McCain wiH ,prevail t o W. Bush. · ~ ~ ' ,, IWigned letters wi!l ~ published. Letter~ .s'-ld be .;,. onl ~~T ~ tbe BeltWay media act as if more · states . than the Wtlenlz also points out that · . good ltlst~,.mldt;rR~~g l.~sl«~, "f'IJ::rf!!~/~s. ~rs_gf . ~ embiltctld if ~ ~~.· ;were 1heirs.to Democrat come. ,Novembec. ..:if the .-hemOOfatB used the ihanJcs to organ!ZillWns anJ 1ndiv s wiU not be ad:.tlpt- candidate get tbe b • ...,...,... ed for publication. h F s · ~~s MSNBC, for example, like Obama, be' ll sweep state-by-state winner-take1 11 used in rus · or examp e, -"' • wbiOh sold itself as die anti- the states inhabited by more all standard . Republican primaries and the Bard Obama magnani- Fox News oetwld, bas cows than ~le. mously ofieJs to aca:pt 50 .liii:Ded into an uniolentiooal In~~~ Democratic general elcotion, Clinton percent of Michigan's dis- paody of 1be same. Most .cand•date s lik'ely to earn would now have approxipuled clelegates - a state nigbts, "CounldQwnH aodlor enoQgb pledged delegates to mately 500 more delegates where his name did oot Keith Olbermann outdoes secure the nomination, Both tban Obama and have the Reader Services (USPS~= That's appear on tbe ballot And Stephen Colbm · for smug need "Beltway bigwigs," i.e. , nomination locked Democratic elected officials, because she's won stall . people say Hillacy acts arroself-satisfaction. (Except · ColoedlcMo f'alli:r . . · · all --=- . ·PI.iblilhed -.rr aftemoau, . . , . , to prevail. Wbat Moulitsas the big, Demoeratic and gantly "entitled" to tbe presColbert's kidding.) His once Our mam conoeww: m awtn:m ~to ttuoqgh. frid8Y, 111 Court Street, idency. How many fancy indi'spen......... -~"•- program '--· also . i sn't ~ying, indeed swing states necessary to ...... be acx:umo. " you !mow ot an """' PDmOfOr. onio. -ill speeches w it take to become the "'bama Hour" what none of the pundits prevail in November. In a~. call ihe .-."""'at (740) poo1ogo pold ot Puo1-. Finally, there's this puzzler· clamoring for Ointctn's •~se . .~ r au . The •••...,••1 PMR and rationali~ 1HAT away? . with the same ,pundits Besides, the 0111too- ~ \lbe same predictable withdrawal will 'Say, is that Evidently it's hunky-<;lory f~ ~ven Obama's vaunted lead Massachusetts "suPenleteObama race is hrin,ginc wt- opmions every night Our ..... Ia m the popular vote depends gates" like Sens. John Kmy en ido the pmy Iii r«u:d Anyway, the answer to (7·)-~SI.. rilles. ·According lo USA my rhetorical question is ~ ~higan ~ Florida Ted Kennedy and Glv. Devai I L , ...... bciqg d•senfranclused. Patridc. to pledge their votes Today, 172.000.. De~ simple: Peopledeclariqgilhe •• lpM21 ...... De••"• tats~ regiSttml m . rare over are eJJIP]oy~ a Add those numbers into to Obama, even though Nna Pamylvama dnnqg dJe past . number of hiddc:.! JRllllSCS tbe mix,~ histori~ Ointon won that stare's pri· ·a ..: Qwlwe tLaJticli, &t. 12 o..,..'111M three wecb alooe; ~ they don't wish to discuss. Sean Wilentz pomts out m mary decisively. How tben llllllf .. "II .... an.n IWd. Eat 14 Noven:lbec, die party it 1101111· Here's how Daily Kos •b loJ- ~ and me "difference can Obamaphiles call' it A ; ""· .... ·Sergonl. Ell. 13 ·nee will ·need evay '"!" !D ger Mar:kos Moulitsas ~ m the popular vote would antidemocratic outrage fQr a..,...... de&;lli Sm. JOOn ,McCain m the argument in Newsweek: ~ ~ ~.005 out of neiuiy oihN superdelegates to sup,-Mt.ar' Iii _ e1 s - - . , - the f!Ut~ ~ l'coPf "No matter how you .define 27 millioo cast thus far - a port Clinton, even if sbe win!; 0 tllile:O... . . .. &l15 .wbo •n>~pe odlerwiiC don t victory, Band: Obama difference of a mere four- their states, too? It's totally :a.--..-~~aceipliou-t~rnwl ~p&itilt :Sin11 , 0 ~.~~stadllluw~ holds an insurmountable tenths of I peroentage point illogical. . ., ..""c.: ~.~1 · ickari•l clei:UI•K£.dr, ~. ~in the race to Clll'li tbe - and the difference in delJudr a.t<. e.ct. 1G . See what I mean? Let thj: LC, by the do. to nl OIJikF. DelllOCrati.c noorination. He egates would plummet to voters speak. then decide. , .... • • I N<K. that IS, ~ a pdl ct leads in tie ooe metric dial about 3G, out of the 2,024 (Arkansas DemocraSC1 -.1" sp "Meet the I'R8s matters most: de pledged ne£11cd to win." Gazette columnist Gene ChMilenel~o. 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J ~ ol Soulllern, 5p.m. . Sign Up To Win a $30 Gift . Certificate! I I I I I I I I ·I I I · ·I II I I I BY Sccrr 1 WOllE SPORTS CORRESPONDENT • I CONGRATS! - - ~...,. !!!!!!!!!!' .!!!!!!!!!!!!!. I!!!!!, ,~~"'!-\'<" ~~ '-~ - • - J I' .. ·~"':"•!l!:.~ " ' _, I ·uiRTON'S I ! G-.M~IM=illbiJIICII'tliqy .,w... -.St. ~.011 , . , . t.)tl Dine In or Drive Thru ,. . - - - - - - : ..,...,a••• s.wr:t . ' GtiO.Irttl .MliiiJI I*'*"". ~­ hlllllwa ':!.•_: ftotfes, H~ or Cold. made to order. Great HOilOof.s lrftambui'MI"L frail bind diPPed ice cream 1ratllld mlklbiUL ........ ,a •• c.....,w.a .... aa we~ ll!UiiMlately a big hit tmProvements at · Skyline &long with regular sprint Qlcing caught the eye of the tJ:l!Onal touring group, 'The G Reilly All,Star Circuit of Cbamptons' who will make 0\'o appearances at the Athens County oval ~ of these events will be the Wednesday night ponion of ., . BYMAMw.nSPECIAL TO ~E SENTINEL RIO GRANDE - The University of Rio Grande women's softball team continued to t a k e advantage of the opposition's mistakes in collecting a doubleheader sweep of Ohio Valley University on at Monday afternoon Stanley Evans Field by soores of 14-0 and 12-1. Rio Grande (20-10) has won five in a row since droppiDg thm: slr.ligbt. The Redwomen scored in every inning. jumping ®.l to .a S-0 lead in the first inning, thanks in part to .a pair ·of Ohio Valley errors. If the . plays had been made, the .. Redwomen wOUld have netled' only one run. Rio continued to put up crooked numbers in the second inning (three runs), the third inning (two runs) and the · founb inning (four runs). Senior centerfielder Jessica Ross led the way for the Rio offense, going 3.,.. W I for-4 with . three runs and ~bers of Southem's infie!d greet one another on the pitcher's mound between innings of a OOIHlOrlferenoe boys basetwo stolen bases . ba!l game with South Ga7Pia on Wednesday. Southem won 9-1. · Sophomore . designated hitter Brittany Creviston went l,for-2 with two walks, three runs scored and four RBI. Sophomore first base.. • I '~ ~ man Mimi Mabon went 2BY Scot I WOIEE action in Racine. • home a run. Butch Mambout Brad Brown bad an RBI sin- for-2 with a run scored and SPORTS ·CORRESPONDENT Southern (7 - I, 3..0) con- reached on an error in the de. and Ouis Holter fol, a Sacrifice fly that produced tinues to cruise as it steadies outfield that scored Manuel, lOwed in suit with an RBI a run. RACINE - As the mid, up the dike for a battle then Whittington scored on a single for a 7..() tally. Junior second baseman point of the season unfolds, against its cross<Ounty rival 6--3 ground out, and Wes In the fifth inning, Shannon Abbott did not so does the' exciting script Easrern on Thursday. Riffle had an RBI single, the Southemfs Mamhout record an official at-bat as for the 2008 Southern walbd and scored on aootbr she drew three walks and Southern took a 4-0 lead Score 4-0. Tornado season. The in the second inning · when Southrm added three runs er Wes Riffie -single. stole a base. Tornadoes whirled up Jordan Taylor led off with a in the fourth inning when Southrm came right bact Senior pitcher Mil:anda enough of a stonl! to defeat walk,_Micqael Manuel sin- Kreig Klesld sin8led, stole with another run in the sixth. La~s help¢ her own cause, the SOuch Galllit Rebels 9-1 gled, and Tiylor ~ !rome · second aDd advllWed on ll ().. Bl'lld Brown tin~leil and Wedne5day evening during when J.D. · Whittington 3 ground out · ,Southern's PI e . . ' JP&a •-UIG.ID PI non,}~ . varsity baseball reached on an error to knock Rifile bad an RBI single, """"'* Southern wins an~ther, improves to 7-1 15th Annual Meigs Football Golf tourney ,.._. SC n'.llell' 11PIIr NoG"a, fried C"kta MMIIMICIIIIONJ - •. - 11_ . .• . .• ,... , p, ,,., .2, f!' ..Vi I Sweeps Ohio Valley at home t Great Home Stille Brealdut lr Oiaaer ·-- to Skyline .f or the ftrst ,time since 1998' and SPORTS BRIEFS - -~ £ ,_., ·,..,111-"" Last year the sprint cars PI sse ... • · .,112 - . <:anJ. •.. ''COUNTRY STYlE COOK'IN AT ITS BEST!" Clll aheldlor pick·up at our out aide pick-up window STEWART -· Skyline Speedway near Srewan, Ohio, will open its gates for the 44th anniversary season Friday, April 18 when the 410 Outlaw Sprint cars and the powerful dirt Late Models come to town for Ibis festive opening night of fllclog. ~ Stocks, Pum Stocks, "Modifieds, Four Cy Iinders, and Mini· Wedges share the racing ~turned URG softball 5 p.m. Skyline Speedway opens gates Friday WINNER · · MARY WHALEY DID"' • •• I ·1. I I II I'IIESS Qlrte._ WdiibidllEutam,S~m . lilolgo ol ~. 5 p.m. - . J ~ ol Soulhom, r-~---~------, sent the Reds and ex-Cubs third. two-plus innings. manager Dusty Baker to Fogg then loaded the · The Reds had a big inning their fifth straight loss. baSes fOI' the serood time in wortcing in the top of the CI:DCAGO- Derrek: Lee After Cincinnati's Adam three innings as the Cubs second when Dunn walked ~mered, Olrlos Zambrano Dunn bit a lOng homer in the had two walks and a single with one out and Edwin pttched seven solid innings eighth off ~liever Kevin · before Soto delivered a two-- Encarnacion blooped a sinwhile helping himself With Hart, fans at the old neighrun double for a 7-1 lead. gle to left. Joey Vono then three hits and the Chicago · horttood pad not only threw · Reed Johnson gteeted · bit a high, wind-blown fl~ to Cubs jumped to an early one ball back - as is a tta, rdievec Mike Linooln with a left that DeRosa - playmg lead Wednesday night in dition - they lincred the first and Geovaity Soto in sacrifice fly, Zambrano had !n place of SQrW1o - . misbeating the Cincinnati Reds field with 15 baseballs, the third were key hits an RBI-single and a sixth run Judged. The ball hit the · warning ~and went for a momeotitrily halting play. · Wednesday night Zambrano soored 011 a wild pitch. 12,3. the lhiid tftrec..bit game In the first, Fogg gave up a ground-rule RBE double. bad The Cubs scored four runs Chicago didn't mi.s s leadof his career two singles double to Ryan i'bcRot and a But with runners at second in the first and six in the off hincr Alfonso Soriano, third, Zambrano lhiid to give Zambrano an who went on the 15--day dis- and a double- and an ~L single to Lee before bitting and Lee, who entered bathng · AramisRamirezwithapitcb gmbbed Javier Valentin's early cushion on ·another abled list Wednesday with a .368, also collected lW~ smto load the bases. Fukodome bard . oomebacker and was blustery night at Wrigley strained right calf, an injury gles and a walk. He bit 22 doubled first ~ -0 able to catch Encarnacion 2 Field with the wind gusting he sustained in the first homers a. year ago but lead and~ DeRor a fol off thiid. He was tagged . out inning ofThesday night's 9- only one m the first month out at 20 mph. osa • · nmdo Cubs short Zambrano (2,1) allowed 5 win when he caught a fly of 2007. He already has six lowed with another two-nm m a TL.a ~ the edtbis season. His solo shot, double. stop • ...,not n sav eight hits and two runs . . ball Chicago, meanwhile, hit Bases-loaded doubles ·by his serood ·homer in two Fogg was charged with Pines ... 111 M Josh Fogg (1,2) hard and Kosuke Fukudome in the nights, started the six-run nine runs and seven hits in ASSOCl~TED 7 . • MASON, W.Va - The i5th Annual Meigs Football Golf Tournament will be held Salutdliy. May 31. at the Riverside Golf Course al8:30 am. The format is a $60 per person, bring your own team four,man scramble. 1Cams must have a comltined handicap of 40 or al!Jove with only one ·team eember under 10. Price ipcludes pi{, cart, lunch, ~ bewii&es· Prizes will lie awadtid for the top duce a Lady Tornadoes take care of South Gallia · _.,...I .,.._ RACINE- Over the past several seasons, South Gallia' bas shown much however, improvement. Wednesday evening the Southern Lady Tornadoes posted a l(),run ~ win over the Lady Rebels m the sixth. inning to claim a 144 .non,league win. Southern (S--3, 2-2) moets Eastan in an important Tri-Valley Conference Hocking Di\.ision match-up Thursday in !Ucine. Sarah Eddy was !he Southrm s.tartec. Eddy went 2.1 innings, walking six and strilciog out three While giving up three runs befOR: yieldil18 her senrices in the lhiid inning to soobomore walking four and striking out seven. South Gallia's Brittany S~lock suffered the loss wtth relief from Morgan Gilliland. They combined for six strikeouts and eisiU walks. Southern had 12 bits. South Gallia took a 3..() lead in the first when Christina TU'pak walked, Erica Blackburn singled, and Tayla- Duncan was hit by a pitch to load the bases. Two mo~ walks to Samantha· Hammond · and Spurlock forced home two runs. then Ashley Clary bit a sacrifice fly 10 knock home the lhiid IUD, the Score 3..0. In the Southern first, Lindsay Buuard led off with a walk, Eddy followed with a walk, and Whitney Wolfe-Riffle had a two-run Members of the Southern Lady Tornadoes meet on the pitcher's mound after a strikeout in the fourth Inning of a norHXIOferencle girls softball game with South Gallia on Wednesday. was the winning pitcher, f!IPI._• ... _...~a li:ams. '-iii. 1~ l:ilte!Jlllm (740) 446-6888 $3.95 ···-· lUNCH BUIR:T - , f'or . more information, ~IICI Meiss football Mec:h ~ Cb•ncey ll ?40rmrliS8 or 740r992· Q064. ., . CoNTACrUS • :. 1-740-4411--2342 eKl 33 • .--H40141. _ -tpOftle:t;diiiC)wltillilloom tr •s s Edc: Ru r ._.. SF I j I lI I llii • ..., (7«Jt 1WD42,K33 .. . . . ·228 W Main, Pomeroy 992-5432 1 'O];•••.com l .,., . .,_, a ., Spao'la...., (741Jt • • 2M2, - 33 U a celt\; l)tluw.oom Uny ' en-,' ...... (7«JJ ... 23C2, - larume"'...,' i 33 mm ,, Kasey Turley. Turley, 5-3, �PageA6 COMM The Daily Sentinel Inside Cawbenz' Thursday, Aprilt7. 2oo8 • 11 .. Bl The Daily Sentinel &llllt.Pacell loltlo 'lips, ... 116 ...,. ·. . •, 'lltursday,Apri117,2008 ', __ __ Derrek Lee and Carlos .Zambrano lead Cubs past Reds -·-.5p.m. -...,. ---...,. -· ... (----...--(--··,_, ......... EtD<-~ICf'lec:IIAiat·e 1-ori . .....lrOm •••• • Mlilgl.nd Gdil. countilc. Dw 2 ..... ...... 7 BY RlcJI GMo 17 - • - . s p.m. -PI «at Mo1go. 5 p.m. . . Pllt>l••~ld:Miigs.Sp.m. f( f!)i I ... ... EMIIm, 5 p.nt. .,, - ...... E.aaem, 5 p.m. - Vllloy .. Molgo. 5 p.m. . lololgi ol - . t , 5 p.m. Soulhom OIOok Hll, 4:110 p.m. .. a .... •. .- . -·-..;.1oa.m. . fr21 1 . . ..... :a ..,. klodot-.,5p.m. Molgo ol ._,.., 5 p.m. - . J ~ ol Soulllern, 5p.m. . Sign Up To Win a $30 Gift . Certificate! I I I I I I I I ·I I I · ·I II I I I BY Sccrr 1 WOllE SPORTS CORRESPONDENT • I CONGRATS! - - ~...,. !!!!!!!!!!' .!!!!!!!!!!!!!. I!!!!!, ,~~"'!-\'<" ~~ '-~ - • - J I' .. ·~"':"•!l!:.~ " ' _, I ·uiRTON'S I ! G-.M~IM=illbiJIICII'tliqy .,w... -.St. ~.011 , . , . t.)tl Dine In or Drive Thru ,. . - - - - - - : ..,...,a••• s.wr:t . ' GtiO.Irttl .MliiiJI I*'*"". ~­ hlllllwa ':!.•_: ftotfes, H~ or Cold. made to order. Great HOilOof.s lrftambui'MI"L frail bind diPPed ice cream 1ratllld mlklbiUL ........ ,a •• c.....,w.a .... aa we~ ll!UiiMlately a big hit tmProvements at · Skyline &long with regular sprint Qlcing caught the eye of the tJ:l!Onal touring group, 'The G Reilly All,Star Circuit of Cbamptons' who will make 0\'o appearances at the Athens County oval ~ of these events will be the Wednesday night ponion of ., . BYMAMw.nSPECIAL TO ~E SENTINEL RIO GRANDE - The University of Rio Grande women's softball team continued to t a k e advantage of the opposition's mistakes in collecting a doubleheader sweep of Ohio Valley University on at Monday afternoon Stanley Evans Field by soores of 14-0 and 12-1. Rio Grande (20-10) has won five in a row since droppiDg thm: slr.ligbt. The Redwomen scored in every inning. jumping ®.l to .a S-0 lead in the first inning, thanks in part to .a pair ·of Ohio Valley errors. If the . plays had been made, the .. Redwomen wOUld have netled' only one run. Rio continued to put up crooked numbers in the second inning (three runs), the third inning (two runs) and the · founb inning (four runs). Senior centerfielder Jessica Ross led the way for the Rio offense, going 3.,.. W I for-4 with . three runs and ~bers of Southem's infie!d greet one another on the pitcher's mound between innings of a OOIHlOrlferenoe boys basetwo stolen bases . ba!l game with South Ga7Pia on Wednesday. Southem won 9-1. · Sophomore . designated hitter Brittany Creviston went l,for-2 with two walks, three runs scored and four RBI. Sophomore first base.. • I '~ ~ man Mimi Mabon went 2BY Scot I WOIEE action in Racine. • home a run. Butch Mambout Brad Brown bad an RBI sin- for-2 with a run scored and SPORTS ·CORRESPONDENT Southern (7 - I, 3..0) con- reached on an error in the de. and Ouis Holter fol, a Sacrifice fly that produced tinues to cruise as it steadies outfield that scored Manuel, lOwed in suit with an RBI a run. RACINE - As the mid, up the dike for a battle then Whittington scored on a single for a 7..() tally. Junior second baseman point of the season unfolds, against its cross<Ounty rival 6--3 ground out, and Wes In the fifth inning, Shannon Abbott did not so does the' exciting script Easrern on Thursday. Riffle had an RBI single, the Southemfs Mamhout record an official at-bat as for the 2008 Southern walbd and scored on aootbr she drew three walks and Southern took a 4-0 lead Score 4-0. Tornado season. The in the second inning · when Southrm added three runs er Wes Riffie -single. stole a base. Tornadoes whirled up Jordan Taylor led off with a in the fourth inning when Southrm came right bact Senior pitcher Mil:anda enough of a stonl! to defeat walk,_Micqael Manuel sin- Kreig Klesld sin8led, stole with another run in the sixth. La~s help¢ her own cause, the SOuch Galllit Rebels 9-1 gled, and Tiylor ~ !rome · second aDd advllWed on ll ().. Bl'lld Brown tin~leil and Wedne5day evening during when J.D. · Whittington 3 ground out · ,Southern's PI e . . ' JP&a •-UIG.ID PI non,}~ . varsity baseball reached on an error to knock Rifile bad an RBI single, """"'* Southern wins an~ther, improves to 7-1 15th Annual Meigs Football Golf tourney ,.._. SC n'.llell' 11PIIr NoG"a, fried C"kta MMIIMICIIIIONJ - •. - 11_ . .• . .• ,... , p, ,,., .2, f!' ..Vi I Sweeps Ohio Valley at home t Great Home Stille Brealdut lr Oiaaer ·-- to Skyline .f or the ftrst ,time since 1998' and SPORTS BRIEFS - -~ £ ,_., ·,..,111-"" Last year the sprint cars PI sse ... • · .,112 - . <:anJ. •.. ''COUNTRY STYlE COOK'IN AT ITS BEST!" Clll aheldlor pick·up at our out aide pick-up window STEWART -· Skyline Speedway near Srewan, Ohio, will open its gates for the 44th anniversary season Friday, April 18 when the 410 Outlaw Sprint cars and the powerful dirt Late Models come to town for Ibis festive opening night of fllclog. ~ Stocks, Pum Stocks, "Modifieds, Four Cy Iinders, and Mini· Wedges share the racing ~turned URG softball 5 p.m. Skyline Speedway opens gates Friday WINNER · · MARY WHALEY DID"' • •• I ·1. I I II I'IIESS Qlrte._ WdiibidllEutam,S~m . lilolgo ol ~. 5 p.m. - . J ~ ol Soulhom, r-~---~------, sent the Reds and ex-Cubs third. two-plus innings. manager Dusty Baker to Fogg then loaded the · The Reds had a big inning their fifth straight loss. baSes fOI' the serood time in wortcing in the top of the CI:DCAGO- Derrek: Lee After Cincinnati's Adam three innings as the Cubs second when Dunn walked ~mered, Olrlos Zambrano Dunn bit a lOng homer in the had two walks and a single with one out and Edwin pttched seven solid innings eighth off ~liever Kevin · before Soto delivered a two-- Encarnacion blooped a sinwhile helping himself With Hart, fans at the old neighrun double for a 7-1 lead. gle to left. Joey Vono then three hits and the Chicago · horttood pad not only threw · Reed Johnson gteeted · bit a high, wind-blown fl~ to Cubs jumped to an early one ball back - as is a tta, rdievec Mike Linooln with a left that DeRosa - playmg lead Wednesday night in dition - they lincred the first and Geovaity Soto in sacrifice fly, Zambrano had !n place of SQrW1o - . misbeating the Cincinnati Reds field with 15 baseballs, the third were key hits an RBI-single and a sixth run Judged. The ball hit the · warning ~and went for a momeotitrily halting play. · Wednesday night Zambrano soored 011 a wild pitch. 12,3. the lhiid tftrec..bit game In the first, Fogg gave up a ground-rule RBE double. bad The Cubs scored four runs Chicago didn't mi.s s leadof his career two singles double to Ryan i'bcRot and a But with runners at second in the first and six in the off hincr Alfonso Soriano, third, Zambrano lhiid to give Zambrano an who went on the 15--day dis- and a double- and an ~L single to Lee before bitting and Lee, who entered bathng · AramisRamirezwithapitcb gmbbed Javier Valentin's early cushion on ·another abled list Wednesday with a .368, also collected lW~ smto load the bases. Fukodome bard . oomebacker and was blustery night at Wrigley strained right calf, an injury gles and a walk. He bit 22 doubled first ~ -0 able to catch Encarnacion 2 Field with the wind gusting he sustained in the first homers a. year ago but lead and~ DeRor a fol off thiid. He was tagged . out inning ofThesday night's 9- only one m the first month out at 20 mph. osa • · nmdo Cubs short Zambrano (2,1) allowed 5 win when he caught a fly of 2007. He already has six lowed with another two-nm m a TL.a ~ the edtbis season. His solo shot, double. stop • ...,not n sav eight hits and two runs . . ball Chicago, meanwhile, hit Bases-loaded doubles ·by his serood ·homer in two Fogg was charged with Pines ... 111 M Josh Fogg (1,2) hard and Kosuke Fukudome in the nights, started the six-run nine runs and seven hits in ASSOCl~TED 7 . • MASON, W.Va - The i5th Annual Meigs Football Golf Tournament will be held Salutdliy. May 31. at the Riverside Golf Course al8:30 am. The format is a $60 per person, bring your own team four,man scramble. 1Cams must have a comltined handicap of 40 or al!Jove with only one ·team eember under 10. Price ipcludes pi{, cart, lunch, ~ bewii&es· Prizes will lie awadtid for the top duce a Lady Tornadoes take care of South Gallia · _.,...I .,.._ RACINE- Over the past several seasons, South Gallia' bas shown much however, improvement. Wednesday evening the Southern Lady Tornadoes posted a l(),run ~ win over the Lady Rebels m the sixth. inning to claim a 144 .non,league win. Southern (S--3, 2-2) moets Eastan in an important Tri-Valley Conference Hocking Di\.ision match-up Thursday in !Ucine. Sarah Eddy was !he Southrm s.tartec. Eddy went 2.1 innings, walking six and strilciog out three While giving up three runs befOR: yieldil18 her senrices in the lhiid inning to soobomore walking four and striking out seven. South Gallia's Brittany S~lock suffered the loss wtth relief from Morgan Gilliland. They combined for six strikeouts and eisiU walks. Southern had 12 bits. South Gallia took a 3..() lead in the first when Christina TU'pak walked, Erica Blackburn singled, and Tayla- Duncan was hit by a pitch to load the bases. Two mo~ walks to Samantha· Hammond · and Spurlock forced home two runs. then Ashley Clary bit a sacrifice fly 10 knock home the lhiid IUD, the Score 3..0. In the Southern first, Lindsay Buuard led off with a walk, Eddy followed with a walk, and Whitney Wolfe-Riffle had a two-run Members of the Southern Lady Tornadoes meet on the pitcher's mound after a strikeout in the fourth Inning of a norHXIOferencle girls softball game with South Gallia on Wednesday. was the winning pitcher, f!IPI._• ... _...~a li:ams. '-iii. 1~ l:ilte!Jlllm (740) 446-6888 $3.95 ···-· lUNCH BUIR:T - , f'or . more information, ~IICI Meiss football Mec:h ~ Cb•ncey ll ?40rmrliS8 or 740r992· Q064. ., . CoNTACrUS • :. 1-740-4411--2342 eKl 33 • .--H40141. _ -tpOftle:t;diiiC)wltillilloom tr •s s Edc: Ru r ._.. SF I j I lI I llii • ..., (7«Jt 1WD42,K33 .. . . . ·228 W Main, Pomeroy 992-5432 1 'O];•••.com l .,., . .,_, a ., Spao'la...., (741Jt • • 2M2, - 33 U a celt\; l)tluw.oom Uny ' en-,' ...... (7«JJ ... 23C2, - larume"'...,' i 33 mm ,, Kasey Turley. Turley, 5-3, �Page B2 • The Daily Sentinel :n.ndlly, April17, 21108 ·Pistons reserves outplay Cavs Browns planning on quiet draft day (li!Jy :backups in regular season finale ' . .I • '::'be a • - - - - - - - - - - . . . . . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - --- . . · Model racing, an improved Cs sprint oF 1s , _ _,_ April ' 1 · pm:se hopes ro get even bet- S ....,....,y, · •· ter competition on the t'.ast Gates open at .4 p.m~ 318 clay oval. Sevec.al w.arm . -ups .are at 6 p.m., fromPageBl defencfing champions aod ·tiJne lri.als at 6:30 and illc~gional series racers ·ue -~ lll r.ilcing at 7 p.m. Adult tbe All-Ohio Outlaw Sprint expected for this ~·s general adnrissioo is $1'5, Speedweek orn June ;!5 and ~ Pitpailiesare$30,lid!i6-l1 a retum visit July 18. . Stylbe Speedway .and K- $5, and under six liree. New owner Billy Jam:tl C Raceway bave reamod. u, Tbe Skylfue Speedway i s has made numerous for .a dual-point fund with loc:ited just 4.1 nliles oft' of !Jilprovemeots to the facili- prizes mtally near $20,000. Rouu:; 50 and J2 00 ty, but wme ()f the intended .. Points must be ·collected at State Aiibens eouncy . Road 53 i.oiprovements were put oo · both tracks. The !ijJI'inl car ... Ri __ _.- -.. dge Ru.u. .ou bold due to the extremely champion will win a set of Beonany - fu · _,___ wet winter. In fact, opening All-Pro Aluminum Heads can get m ·rma~on ...,.,ut speedway at www.skyday had been slated lior valued at over $6,000 llhe linespeed.way.oet or cal:llibe March 28, but beavy rain among other possible condelayed the necessary woric. tingencies, ~nd will be a race day pbane at (740)projects until t:his Friday JEI sprint chassis, and lhird 662-4111. For information . nighL I . a product certificate froni during the week please call Long a llot bed of Late DMimcing oomponents. K- . 304-'542.--8322. ' •' !' Qtribunt - Sentinel - BEREA (API - Tbe plqiU'abOns have been did last year and we' re going move the Cleveland Browns beyond the seoond rotmd. I frnward. I think when that may make oo lbe first day of think it would be foolish for soltodule eame out yesterthe NH.. draft is to ORb us m jump inro waress we day, the first thougbt I had morepiua. Ially haven't put a lot of was 'Thank God we've got • ... _ " - hme 'mto.~ two quart.eJbacks.' With oo pick.~ m ...., ...,. . du>ee II'OWids .and. oone until Savage said he would "I don:t t:hink ·anybody is No. 122 ovenll, geDIHI "'lowe fO£ us to get a fifth g~ing to call I dUnk they · manager Pbil Savage does- piCk oo the seocmd day~ to pretty much know thai: he..,s n ~~ expect lbe ream to do go along with dJe four the off ihe table this year.~ anydti~~g but view lhe early Bmwns abeady have. If the On otber Browns' topics: stages of the draft onlV. Browns do move up .at all, it - · Savage acblowledged · "I can ' i evea <reate a cir- likcly wilt be in the .middle lihat lite Browns .are going to .oomstanoe in my mind that rouncls to grab a player rnted have their hands full wit:h a would get us in the trip 62 bi:gb on their bolmi. . schedule that GpeDS with die picks,n Savage saicl Ancl, as · .always., Savage Dallas Cowboys and will Tuesday. "We've kind of addressed the Browns' quar- include six other playoff ~limlinated mat from our telbact silUlltion; which teams from last season, thou:ght process. Wt're seems. robe an issue· ~ · including dte ·defending going ro watch die .dr3ft just where b?it inside team head:, Super Bowl Ghampion New like any observer Qf d:le NFL qwuu:rs. York Gtants. The club insists that Derek "The AFC North winnerjs would and kind of monitor whose getting taken and see Anderson, wbo weOl trom going to earn it, n he said. bow our board holds up backup ·t o Pro Bowler while - Savage was pleased going into lhe seoond day.n leading the Browns to I 0 that the Browns will make The draft' s fonnat bas wins last season, will be its five appearanees in ~e · changed llhls year with lhe st:arter t:his season. AnOOrs<m time TV games atter· being fust .day on April 26 (l(}DSist- signed a three-year, $24 mil- shut out 'last season. The ing of libe first two rounds lion oontract witil the Browns . will piay and the final five on Sunday. Browns in Maroh, hours Monday night games, · a Savage, who last year u:ad.ed after i.t looked like be would. Sunday night game and a his 2008 first-roWid pick. ro test the free-agent mar1cet. Thursday night glllile. 'Dallas so be ooald move up Savage doesn't think any "Somebody thinks we're and get quatteroad. Brady teams will call or makes going to be pretty good, 1 Quinn, said it's hlghly offers for Anderson, whose · suppose," be said. "'r .at unli!kely t!be Browns would going to fooe a much leas! be competitive t>r make a major. deal to get tougher schedule next sea- entertain~ng . I think it's back. into the first two liOil. good for the Browns and I roundsofthisyear'sdmft. -1 think we've put it out .think it's .great forlhe fans. ~r can' t imagine any cir- chCR ~ that he's our The reaLity of it is we' re c umstance where we would q?Jalltel'back for 2008," he going to face several shon do anyt!hmg," he ·wd. said. "He's going !in ·as the weeks and have sever.a) "We'vepretty much sllatlhe . stlllller. We're goiDg to tty to other weeks where we:Jl door an that. AU of our get bim m build oft' what 'he have a longer break Cavaliers, added II points player, SOPred his firs! Caree.ASSOCIATED PRESS and Dwayne Jones had 10 point when be banked in a rebounds. free tbrow in lhe dUnl quarCLEVELAND Not wanting to risk injury tor. Latec, be liOOred his first ·Oiaunoey Billups looked up ro James 01' oenrer Zydnmas field ~ on _.,..,. bank from his cllair in Detroit's llgaasbs, Cavalier's ·ooacll - dlis one intentionll :crowded locker room and Mllre Brown didn'f acft\'ate with 19 seconds left. ~ the days ahead. his two best players · so Detroit, which finished "The real season.'' he said. they'd .be ready for the 59-23 for a six win improve"is about to ·start... Wizards. ment trom last year, trailed Altbougb he didn't play, by three entering lhe [owth. Playoff time. For the ·Pistons, that·s alJ that mat- James finished the season as But after catching dJe Cavs ters. !he league's scoring clwnpi- at 65..all, lhe Pistons dosed With its reserves playing on - a first for a Cavaliecs wilh a 19-9 run. Walter most of !he minutes, Detroit player. The 23,year-<Old Hermann hit two. 3-pointers closed the regular-season averaged 30.0 points., 7.9 in the spurt and added a finWednesday night wid! an febounds and 1.1 assists_, ge. roll io dte lane that 84-74. win over the becoming tbe first p!ayeJ" to thrilled Rasheed . Wallace Clevelapd Cavaliers. me average tbose stats since and Detroit's other sitting team that beat the Pis10ns Michael Jordan in 1988-89. starters. four Sliraight times last seaJames., Joolan and Oscar Cleveland has defeated sop and denied them a tJ'ip to Robertson are the only play" Washington the past l wo the NBA finals . ers to average 30-7-7 in a postseasons., and Ibis year's One year earlier. me season. meeting is aiready 'Selliing up Pisrons didn 't reach the-ir · All those stats win be to be. an interesting and goal of a title when they tnean.il\gless beginning lhis entertaining series. were eliminated by Miami weekend, wben the W'IZ3l'ds guard OeSba'Ml Billups · can ' t imagine Cavaliers attempt a second Stevenson mcently calte<l coming up short again. run at the Eastern James "overratedn and "We know what it's like to Conferenoe .cbampionsbip. Washington'sGilbettAreaas lose,andhowwe've lost the "We'reready,"Cavsguard w~ote in his blog lhat last two seasons." he said. Daniel Gibson said. "We "everybody wants "Hopefully we won't have know wbal. it takes and we Cleve) and in that first that feeling again." can't wait to get it started.~ mund. n For the finale, LeBron With die sta1tei'S for bod! James., wbo sat behind •the James rested bis back -and teams out., this game looked Cavaliers' bench, .has sat on his scoring title. more like a preseason laaghed off dite remamcs, but Cleveland's All-Star for- mati:hup dtan anything else. it's safe to assume he'll use ward spent the game in Both ooaclles cleared !heir them ifior motivation. slreet clothes, resting up for benches, giving even their Noles: Ever-opinionated a first -round matchup wit:h Nos. il and 12 . players a Hail <1f Famer Charles cllance to shine. B--'" · · '--~ th Washington. Rookie Aaron Afflalo ~Early on, I think Dr. .......ey cntJcu.cu e · ·... rollin ~ · Wuards for tJrasliHallilllg N soored . 15 points, Jason at.SIDlw IVaS g over, u -.. 1·~11 had 13 and n.-"'-ey Pi.._, •---'-...a. l:;'l;n Saun"'-- lames. "The Washington ·• ........ v "'UUII ........ ~· • .... ""'~ Wi :d 11m be .... _ Stuckey 12 for the Pistons, ~d. .a 11 s ve ~0~to._, """ who · will meet tile At halftime, Saunders had st team m ...e ~nstory Philadelphia 76ers in the some full with hls team.-He of .civilizalion,~ Ba!Uey said · first round swung Sunday. rold diem. "We'~ ,goillg to in ronferenoe ·c all "FolWally Szczerbiak, wbo ..0 · witb the best •. - . that ~ to rile up LeBron, ,. ....-. •• .a. • ..__ -----' '"-- ..tv bas struggled to fi.ncl bis we dllnk. we can win with; woo s """ ,.,.,....,.~, .-Y• - ... _ . .- ... ___· sbootingtouchsinoecoming so we'~ oot<>oinom -play erweve;gotm....,u-.o,; ~ -... ...._. 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Two •e troro by lolls fur the Fighting Soots. · First' pitchis set for 3 p.m. Take care - Sentinel otribunt URG · · liuUt ... Bl •' C LA S S I F I E D· tiiFee I I· .......... lpa llitlll com In Homo Child Canl, N.fl. ·. 4Y~S.. MF- Ro1ings_ f11f- e....- pJOYidod. 1\wie ~- wv 904-57~ Lawn Serviol, mow & trim, fraeesbiiatiiS ' CIIII7~ Lawn-Can!-·~ & Trimming. Fn>e Eslimes . Call lt die plate in the bottom of die inning. Ashley Robie triple. Riffie then doubled, for the .a J 3-4 Southern lead. walked, stole serond and In •the .sixth inning Breanna dritd, Breanna Taylor, Taylor walked, stole second Lind. say Teaford, ·and and third and came home (ID Oielsea Pape each walked a Buzzard single to end tbe to load the bases and f6rce game on .a 10-runFUle, !4-4. in a lW1. Buzzard led Southern Then a series of passed . with a 3-for-4 night, Eddy balls .and 59uth Gallia Dlis- ·had a triple .and single, cues allowed three moFe Riffle was 2-4 with dm:e runs., the scoreboard reflect- RBI's, •C undiff weni 2.3 ing a 10-3 Tomado lead. with a double, and l'udey; In the fourth Turley Robie, and Taylor each had walked four Gallians to a single. BlacUJum bad die foroe borne the fourth run lone South Gallia bit. for a 10-4 tally. In the botSout:hem hosts Eastern tom of the inning, Southem Thursday at Star Mill Pant. scored a single run when South Gallia ;returns to Cundiff singled bame action Monday when it t:mvKasey Turley, who had ds to Fl!irview. D:!!lll games reached on · a fielder'~ . w.ill start at5 p.m. _ . · cboiee. 11-3. · · Soutbem ·scored two in lnnlngo the 'fifth when Buzzard Jed· s Gallia 300& 100 4 13 •oft'· with a nice triple, then Southern 424 121 - 14121 Edd.Y fullowed with Ill RBI · WP .,.-Turley; lP- Sq>..-, -1·.--· I ·I I Good to the Last Word 7 Southern junior Brad Brown rounds ~ird base during a oorHX>nfeie?lce boys ~I game against So.uth Gallia on Wednesda)l. lmproyes T from Page 81 effort. He was ld.ievod by BJ. Stan1cy in the fourth after !Oill! 3.2 innings. They combined for silt walks tiDd two tilrilrcouts. Kletld Ud WUCk out six ltole second, and taylor « die first aiDe battl:is he kaock"Cl him home wid! to f.w;)ed, illcludin& all dne in RBI . 1le. die dlird inniq. 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' . �Page B2 • The Daily Sentinel :n.ndlly, April17, 21108 ·Pistons reserves outplay Cavs Browns planning on quiet draft day (li!Jy :backups in regular season finale ' . .I • '::'be a • - - - - - - - - - - . . . . . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - --- . . · Model racing, an improved Cs sprint oF 1s , _ _,_ April ' 1 · pm:se hopes ro get even bet- S ....,....,y, · •· ter competition on the t'.ast Gates open at .4 p.m~ 318 clay oval. Sevec.al w.arm . -ups .are at 6 p.m., fromPageBl defencfing champions aod ·tiJne lri.als at 6:30 and illc~gional series racers ·ue -~ lll r.ilcing at 7 p.m. Adult tbe All-Ohio Outlaw Sprint expected for this ~·s general adnrissioo is $1'5, Speedweek orn June ;!5 and ~ Pitpailiesare$30,lid!i6-l1 a retum visit July 18. . Stylbe Speedway .and K- $5, and under six liree. New owner Billy Jam:tl C Raceway bave reamod. u, Tbe Skylfue Speedway i s has made numerous for .a dual-point fund with loc:ited just 4.1 nliles oft' of !Jilprovemeots to the facili- prizes mtally near $20,000. Rouu:; 50 and J2 00 ty, but wme ()f the intended .. Points must be ·collected at State Aiibens eouncy . Road 53 i.oiprovements were put oo · both tracks. The !ijJI'inl car ... Ri __ _.- -.. dge Ru.u. .ou bold due to the extremely champion will win a set of Beonany - fu · _,___ wet winter. In fact, opening All-Pro Aluminum Heads can get m ·rma~on ...,.,ut speedway at www.skyday had been slated lior valued at over $6,000 llhe linespeed.way.oet or cal:llibe March 28, but beavy rain among other possible condelayed the necessary woric. tingencies, ~nd will be a race day pbane at (740)projects until t:his Friday JEI sprint chassis, and lhird 662-4111. For information . nighL I . a product certificate froni during the week please call Long a llot bed of Late DMimcing oomponents. K- . 304-'542.--8322. ' •' !' Qtribunt - Sentinel - BEREA (API - Tbe plqiU'abOns have been did last year and we' re going move the Cleveland Browns beyond the seoond rotmd. I frnward. I think when that may make oo lbe first day of think it would be foolish for soltodule eame out yesterthe NH.. draft is to ORb us m jump inro waress we day, the first thougbt I had morepiua. Ially haven't put a lot of was 'Thank God we've got • ... _ " - hme 'mto.~ two quart.eJbacks.' With oo pick.~ m ...., ...,. . du>ee II'OWids .and. oone until Savage said he would "I don:t t:hink ·anybody is No. 122 ovenll, geDIHI "'lowe fO£ us to get a fifth g~ing to call I dUnk they · manager Pbil Savage does- piCk oo the seocmd day~ to pretty much know thai: he..,s n ~~ expect lbe ream to do go along with dJe four the off ihe table this year.~ anydti~~g but view lhe early Bmwns abeady have. If the On otber Browns' topics: stages of the draft onlV. Browns do move up .at all, it - · Savage acblowledged · "I can ' i evea <reate a cir- likcly wilt be in the .middle lihat lite Browns .are going to .oomstanoe in my mind that rouncls to grab a player rnted have their hands full wit:h a would get us in the trip 62 bi:gb on their bolmi. . schedule that GpeDS with die picks,n Savage saicl Ancl, as · .always., Savage Dallas Cowboys and will Tuesday. "We've kind of addressed the Browns' quar- include six other playoff ~limlinated mat from our telbact silUlltion; which teams from last season, thou:ght process. Wt're seems. robe an issue· ~ · including dte ·defending going ro watch die .dr3ft just where b?it inside team head:, Super Bowl Ghampion New like any observer Qf d:le NFL qwuu:rs. York Gtants. The club insists that Derek "The AFC North winnerjs would and kind of monitor whose getting taken and see Anderson, wbo weOl trom going to earn it, n he said. bow our board holds up backup ·t o Pro Bowler while - Savage was pleased going into lhe seoond day.n leading the Browns to I 0 that the Browns will make The draft' s fonnat bas wins last season, will be its five appearanees in ~e · changed llhls year with lhe st:arter t:his season. AnOOrs<m time TV games atter· being fust .day on April 26 (l(}DSist- signed a three-year, $24 mil- shut out 'last season. The ing of libe first two rounds lion oontract witil the Browns . will piay and the final five on Sunday. Browns in Maroh, hours Monday night games, · a Savage, who last year u:ad.ed after i.t looked like be would. Sunday night game and a his 2008 first-roWid pick. ro test the free-agent mar1cet. Thursday night glllile. 'Dallas so be ooald move up Savage doesn't think any "Somebody thinks we're and get quatteroad. Brady teams will call or makes going to be pretty good, 1 Quinn, said it's hlghly offers for Anderson, whose · suppose," be said. "'r .at unli!kely t!be Browns would going to fooe a much leas! be competitive t>r make a major. deal to get tougher schedule next sea- entertain~ng . I think it's back. into the first two liOil. good for the Browns and I roundsofthisyear'sdmft. -1 think we've put it out .think it's .great forlhe fans. ~r can' t imagine any cir- chCR ~ that he's our The reaLity of it is we' re c umstance where we would q?Jalltel'back for 2008," he going to face several shon do anyt!hmg," he ·wd. said. "He's going !in ·as the weeks and have sever.a) "We'vepretty much sllatlhe . stlllller. We're goiDg to tty to other weeks where we:Jl door an that. AU of our get bim m build oft' what 'he have a longer break Cavaliers, added II points player, SOPred his firs! Caree.ASSOCIATED PRESS and Dwayne Jones had 10 point when be banked in a rebounds. free tbrow in lhe dUnl quarCLEVELAND Not wanting to risk injury tor. Latec, be liOOred his first ·Oiaunoey Billups looked up ro James 01' oenrer Zydnmas field ~ on _.,..,. bank from his cllair in Detroit's llgaasbs, Cavalier's ·ooacll - dlis one intentionll :crowded locker room and Mllre Brown didn'f acft\'ate with 19 seconds left. ~ the days ahead. his two best players · so Detroit, which finished "The real season.'' he said. they'd .be ready for the 59-23 for a six win improve"is about to ·start... Wizards. ment trom last year, trailed Altbougb he didn't play, by three entering lhe [owth. Playoff time. For the ·Pistons, that·s alJ that mat- James finished the season as But after catching dJe Cavs ters. !he league's scoring clwnpi- at 65..all, lhe Pistons dosed With its reserves playing on - a first for a Cavaliecs wilh a 19-9 run. Walter most of !he minutes, Detroit player. The 23,year-<Old Hermann hit two. 3-pointers closed the regular-season averaged 30.0 points., 7.9 in the spurt and added a finWednesday night wid! an febounds and 1.1 assists_, ge. roll io dte lane that 84-74. win over the becoming tbe first p!ayeJ" to thrilled Rasheed . Wallace Clevelapd Cavaliers. me average tbose stats since and Detroit's other sitting team that beat the Pis10ns Michael Jordan in 1988-89. starters. four Sliraight times last seaJames., Joolan and Oscar Cleveland has defeated sop and denied them a tJ'ip to Robertson are the only play" Washington the past l wo the NBA finals . ers to average 30-7-7 in a postseasons., and Ibis year's One year earlier. me season. meeting is aiready 'Selliing up Pisrons didn 't reach the-ir · All those stats win be to be. an interesting and goal of a title when they tnean.il\gless beginning lhis entertaining series. were eliminated by Miami weekend, wben the W'IZ3l'ds guard OeSba'Ml Billups · can ' t imagine Cavaliers attempt a second Stevenson mcently calte<l coming up short again. run at the Eastern James "overratedn and "We know what it's like to Conferenoe .cbampionsbip. Washington'sGilbettAreaas lose,andhowwe've lost the "We'reready,"Cavsguard w~ote in his blog lhat last two seasons." he said. Daniel Gibson said. "We "everybody wants "Hopefully we won't have know wbal. it takes and we Cleve) and in that first that feeling again." can't wait to get it started.~ mund. n For the finale, LeBron With die sta1tei'S for bod! James., wbo sat behind •the James rested bis back -and teams out., this game looked Cavaliers' bench, .has sat on his scoring title. more like a preseason laaghed off dite remamcs, but Cleveland's All-Star for- mati:hup dtan anything else. it's safe to assume he'll use ward spent the game in Both ooaclles cleared !heir them ifior motivation. slreet clothes, resting up for benches, giving even their Noles: Ever-opinionated a first -round matchup wit:h Nos. il and 12 . players a Hail <1f Famer Charles cllance to shine. B--'" · · '--~ th Washington. Rookie Aaron Afflalo ~Early on, I think Dr. .......ey cntJcu.cu e · ·... rollin ~ · Wuards for tJrasliHallilllg N soored . 15 points, Jason at.SIDlw IVaS g over, u -.. 1·~11 had 13 and n.-"'-ey Pi.._, •---'-...a. l:;'l;n Saun"'-- lames. "The Washington ·• ........ v "'UUII ........ ~· • .... ""'~ Wi :d 11m be .... _ Stuckey 12 for the Pistons, ~d. .a 11 s ve ~0~to._, """ who · will meet tile At halftime, Saunders had st team m ...e ~nstory Philadelphia 76ers in the some full with hls team.-He of .civilizalion,~ Ba!Uey said · first round swung Sunday. rold diem. "We'~ ,goillg to in ronferenoe ·c all "FolWally Szczerbiak, wbo ..0 · witb the best •. - . that ~ to rile up LeBron, ,. ....-. •• .a. • ..__ -----' '"-- ..tv bas struggled to fi.ncl bis we dllnk. we can win with; woo s """ ,.,.,....,.~, .-Y• - ... _ . .- ... ___· sbootingtouchsinoecoming so we'~ oot<>oinom -play erweve;gotm....,u-.o,; ~ -... ...._. ' . .,.,,..... .... nih to Cleveland in a 1rade, our lltal1ters.n .....t s JUSt • ....,.~. I ,.,Qu 6 ..t n~,.. the . Cleveland. !'Mkie center (lbe WWI!ds) bad a d!aiiee . soored l8 points to .--..__ 'filll'les.. • Cav.aliers. Delonte West, Lanee .,,__. believedmbe ro win Ul4l I don't ,_.._, another of the newer tile NBA's lim legally deaf_ lbink llhat any.ioore.~ SkyUne In One Week With Us E1 7 classified @mydailyb:bune.oom W!!Ocites: . REACH OVER 285,000 PROSPECTS YOUR ·AD NOW triple. Kasey Turley singled home Riffle, then Stt"phaoie Cundiff doubled . home TUrley with the fulll1h run, the soore 4-3. Southern soored two in 'the seoond when Buu.ard singled. Edd.Y singled and both stole bases to put runners on second and lhird.. Both runners then came home on a passed ball for Southern's only two .IIUDS •o f fuune., the score 6-3. Eddy SliRick oot the first batter lhcn walked and bit a batter,- llien Kasey Turley came on in relief ro get oot the side as the 'k ebels threatened in the 1top of lbe third. SOiJtbcm dleoame to me .mydailylribune.com -.mydaiiJsetdit lel.com -.mydaityn!gislef.com ~tgi~ttr (740) 446-2342 (740) 992-2156 (304) 675-1333 (){fee, 1ft,.,.~ Word Ads Oeatltir" 1.=- . . . . 1:...0 , we: p.AII. Me I t p,,,.,.._.L I a blllleld: ...... . . . . . . _.,...., .lft-ClOI=r•n= I.:OD II·""' Monday thru Friday 00 a.m. to 5:00 p. ...-sunduwaP.t~p~w Di•p'ily Ads •· 7 .. 5~ I a.pPriDrTa tl 'I • •ay a 1 e w. ·1:00 p.w~~. ~'for~ •Aiads~bejW I "''MHtDyourm Wedads . .. . 5 $3.00/perad Gt aplllcs SOC for small $1.00forb9e a 1 1- U ...._. 2 All II 4 •r ICIT&CARLYL£ ldt" '1JII.C tmcast.ftlll lbe OVU defense were key Rio Gwlde bead coach to eJllblnding me innil\g f(i)f David Pyles likes the way · · tbe Redwomen. his team is taking advantage ftwt . . . Bl Rio bad 14 ihits mtlhe sec- af ll,Ji1p<Jl1tllniti.es. ~I tnow ood :game. their coach was a little disRoss went 3-for-4 wit:h appointed. I was looking :at going l...fur-3 wilh a two- · ............ ___ _.. and h•• •IUD "-•'-'-. fn ..__ .........,.,... ..._.., IUDS >U'Jt<U · <wO their SCOFes llllcl they've bad ...,....... ..., .-.... "' ~•-- .. _ s 'b ,._,_ • '-w•~ll-4•~"'-"' __,. .... ses.. · up omore some low -scomng games, I ..... ......,...., • ., , __ ....,.., ,_.. "'"'1-'• ·-~'- Hamman -""-· IOn-• <..-..... .,., - · - ..,._ ..... UPIIIQ ........ talked (0 'kim ,:,...,,ward and ......., ..__....,,...,., - ·· - wu. .....,_ • 3-"- • ·th ---' """"'"-g out siX' _...,._ -!MD, · ,.,.....,. IIW :a run be was disappGinted in their ....... _..,... ......, ___. -" an RBI dou"'le -"" u.. allciin" ....v~ m ' five _ .-_;...._ .,.,_.,....,.. · '" · defensive .,._,ort as well be - ·--., ... -..~·"'""ba Tabitha Hill, Jaci Mi1Ja' __........~ uwu · semao should have been,~ Pules lll"-'yn flewlin" i8dd.ed two • :1 and .Jodie Waskey :all - - " - said. ..Yeah, we're taking notched two hits each for bits wid! a lUll~ and advantage, if somebody an RBl and juni())f right tb d " • die Fightin,g Soots; fieldt:r.Amanda Stevens was opens e oor •Of us, we re it.nnela Brown lOOk the cracking it wide' open right ~ · l,for-l with a · run 1iOOI'Cd now." loss ful' OVU. -" -·o RBI, .. _ .. "'·- wa"•• ..... ... . ......, ......, · ·~~ "Ho,pefully w.e ~~u·nue · ohio "-" """'.ey (ll-.-, _. _ _..,_s ~.. soored first m the fib ••"' ~ and ~shman (In this roll," be added ...The game, platillg it's only nm ~ Amber BowiDID offense is going .and hopein lbe first inning of Rio also · ootched RBI bits. fully we' ll keep going.n S~!ilre bwicr ,Sophia ~ . .also scored two RiO Grande will stay at Yoang.. A!yssa Dai.-is nms. home (In Wednesday against lmookd home Mandy Young (8-6) pitched fiti'e · the Univ~s~ty of Strom with a single'. lhllis ianings ro get tlhe win. Sbe Charleston. This ts a makewas 1-for-2 in the game. allowed only foor bits and up d~~:~=~r.e~~~--~~-Preet Dhlllon wenl 2-for- one une!U!!M ron. ·.She-~· Rio · 2 wilti .a double. i1JUck ~ ilWO and did n!Jt with · a split .a gainst n ,:·o ans"'-"' · ....e 0"'"" .__ .nL I . . 7 -2 ""' ~Q"" "" .... 'IValk a..._ . ~uar eston, wmnmg IUD wnb .,.;,.1.t runs i.n die . Sarah DaWdson tOOk the .aJ)d losing 4-0. ~'. first inni.rig. Two •e troro by lolls fur the Fighting Soots. · First' pitchis set for 3 p.m. Take care - Sentinel otribunt URG · · liuUt ... Bl •' C LA S S I F I E D· tiiFee I I· .......... lpa llitlll com In Homo Child Canl, N.fl. ·. 4Y~S.. MF- Ro1ings_ f11f- e....- pJOYidod. 1\wie ~- wv 904-57~ Lawn Serviol, mow & trim, fraeesbiiatiiS ' CIIII7~ Lawn-Can!-·~ & Trimming. Fn>e Eslimes . Call lt die plate in the bottom of die inning. Ashley Robie triple. Riffie then doubled, for the .a J 3-4 Southern lead. walked, stole serond and In •the .sixth inning Breanna dritd, Breanna Taylor, Taylor walked, stole second Lind. say Teaford, ·and and third and came home (ID Oielsea Pape each walked a Buzzard single to end tbe to load the bases and f6rce game on .a 10-runFUle, !4-4. in a lW1. Buzzard led Southern Then a series of passed . with a 3-for-4 night, Eddy balls .and 59uth Gallia Dlis- ·had a triple .and single, cues allowed three moFe Riffle was 2-4 with dm:e runs., the scoreboard reflect- RBI's, •C undiff weni 2.3 ing a 10-3 Tomado lead. with a double, and l'udey; In the fourth Turley Robie, and Taylor each had walked four Gallians to a single. BlacUJum bad die foroe borne the fourth run lone South Gallia bit. for a 10-4 tally. In the botSout:hem hosts Eastern tom of the inning, Southem Thursday at Star Mill Pant. scored a single run when South Gallia ;returns to Cundiff singled bame action Monday when it t:mvKasey Turley, who had ds to Fl!irview. D:!!lll games reached on · a fielder'~ . w.ill start at5 p.m. _ . · cboiee. 11-3. · · Soutbem ·scored two in lnnlngo the 'fifth when Buzzard Jed· s Gallia 300& 100 4 13 •oft'· with a nice triple, then Southern 424 121 - 14121 Edd.Y fullowed with Ill RBI · WP .,.-Turley; lP- Sq>..-, -1·.--· I ·I I Good to the Last Word 7 Southern junior Brad Brown rounds ~ird base during a oorHX>nfeie?lce boys ~I game against So.uth Gallia on Wednesda)l. lmproyes T from Page 81 effort. He was ld.ievod by BJ. Stan1cy in the fourth after !Oill! 3.2 innings. They combined for silt walks tiDd two tilrilrcouts. Kletld Ud WUCk out six ltole second, and taylor « die first aiDe battl:is he kaock"Cl him home wid! to f.w;)ed, illcludin& all dne in RBI . 1le. die dlird inniq. Klelld bid ~ 0allia tcored a llnJ)e · tltueveodl · · ~:., DcMton := rr::a san r::e.=r~ 0 ' 'I . _ Co1J9 (c.-.C*-ITo,_) CIIIITod-,'17.0 tt6 t3167, 1~14..Q452 In die fiftb llld 'villi ~~:uhit,:lu.: John Well• siQalod. llld Jutdn Shelton bad an RBI . . . tbe"ftna19-l. Delt two battera with~ a SOutbem's KmB Klelki 111Uiij JeOO~. ..,...dod the win with tO Southem llitters were ltribouu and just ODC walk. Kiellt:i with I double IJld Micah Cardwell suft'ered sinale, R~k:' Chap111111 a · a double mi die lois despite a aood lingle, · ' .............. 1 1 - · ODD ODD 1 1 52 811 • 1110 WP-~; 1P-C.- . {740)441-1333 ' or (740}645-ll506 r ..,..- LOC81ors. 6861 ... 7-5-7636 That's ltle -word from subscribers who read our newspaper daily . for captivating news stories, dining and entertainment reviews, travel deals, local weather reports and much more! I .. ' . �• au ~ / The Daily Sentinel • Pllge B f , . 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A fourthguarontsos a1 lsast one honor in 1hll1 suit. Wilh no honor, laod a high card.) · Givlln 1hll1 South has 1he king and qiJtiBrl of haarts, !here is no Mure in thai sun. lbu should look - r e for rrore fer· tile fiB/ds. Both your hand and the ilJmmy S1rDngly suggest a shift to the spade queen. Ho<e, 1hll1 the first fiw-ior t h e -· . Finlllly, 1hll1 South ehoutll ~ a honor allriok ..... trying to ·look lifre """'""' .. who wlfh the doiJ. bll1on ~· That woufd-proba!Jfy periUIIIo &ol to return tho haart ]Ia<, wfWch woufd·be the only HWest hod 1he aoe lll1lf _,., the rv-t lood Sl &lejT..,._ Tail wrg a n ·a:ociwil 'ilnsured ~~~~ r 'lllqrerienced References Avaihible! <C.ill!Gmy Stanley @ 7JIO-~I-80114 ~1"''WU.." ~'( \1~11~ ·~ WO£j(.HU;> li'LAAIO~ \IU.~~T ............... ~'1! "'*' ~;BE ...... - · 1lliugh, South Wllllfd run for home wi1h one haart, fi110 dia· monds and - clubs. 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His valu-ontyforthe icloa attaA:t1ed to~ . or for thoprooflhaUfumishos." · Allhli bridge,_, II fact oanbe nothing n you IIi to urde!Siand n or to act cor· rect1y on n. llis deal is a good 8111J11!)1e. \l>u . . EI!St. defenrjng agains11h1110 no-lrump. West loads tho haart nine: - · ..... six. How would you continue the aetense? North, with no singleton or void and 1IIM;ontv - · was rjgh1 to raise rlilldiV to 1111110 no-1rump, ""' go hunting ful: ·gEIIlltt in-Bminor. doas West's - - lood 1011 you? Wi1h slandard - · aline is lliwBys q> of nolhing. ~~ BoMon: Bol1nm of lbrliiUir'!l. Top of 'Nc:Ahing. A fourthguarontsos a1 lsast one honor in 1hll1 suit. Wilh no honor, laod a high card.) · Givlln 1hll1 South has 1he king and qiJtiBrl of haarts, !here is no Mure in thai sun. lbu should look - r e for rrore fer· tile fiB/ds. Both your hand and the ilJmmy S1rDngly suggest a shift to the spade queen. Ho<e, 1hll1 the first fiw-ior t h e -· . Finlllly, 1hll1 South ehoutll ~ a honor allriok ..... trying to ·look lifre """'""' .. who wlfh the doiJ. bll1on ~· That woufd-proba!Jfy periUIIIo &ol to return tho haart ]Ia<, wfWch woufd·be the only HWest hod 1he aoe lll1lf _,., the rv-t lood Sl &lejT..,._ Tail wrg a n ·a:ociwil 'ilnsured ~~~~ r 'lllqrerienced References Avaihible! <C.ill!Gmy Stanley @ 7JIO-~I-80114 ~1"''WU.." ~'( \1~11~ ·~ WO£j(.HU;> li'LAAIO~ \IU.~~T ............... ~'1! "'*' ~;BE ...... - · 1lliugh, South Wllllfd run for home wi1h one haart, fi110 dia· monds and - clubs. CELEBRifY CIPfiER .by Luis ClnljiUS Caletdy ~CIJJ*:9lllls n a-Mftld !rom Qlliltms by lnous ~. !JISl·IWII p-ll!llllll E.:tllllltef in the~ staoos 1o1 ~ Today's due: Cequals L "Yii. f •NB.J CD~RY DBYA Y·RN J •¥1ZB1Hf ·AT LNB"F R·NVIYF • fWOR :O ·f YRN J ·WYX AT YRN VIYliFY ." - IUINIY FDRWlVBB PREVIOUS SOLUTION - 'The gods help them 1hll1 help thomselvos.• • Aesop 'E~ comes to him w1r> hUSifes whrle he wails.' · Thomas A. 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Edgar R-•....:a hit a. grand slam; Mi~·Cabrera also homered and drove in five runs, and . the resurgent T:tgers roughed up a struggling Sabathia in a 13-2 victory ·o ver the Indians on Wednesday night. "C.C. is tough to hit," said Renteria, who matched his career ·high with five RBis. "He's one of the greatest pitchers in baseball. He had a bad night. We got lucky." Cabrera finished with four hits, and Renteria's fifthitming slam capped Detroit's offensive outburst against Sabathia (0-3), last year's AL Cy Young Awai-d winner _.,._ who has .a ·13.50 ERA ... .,. four outings. That;s one big reason lbe Indians (5-10) lnstcM he was jccled as from Tnplc-A To~ on have lost thm: Slnlight and he t:nJd8cd to the dugout Wednesday ,aftrJr rigbl~ eight of 1 I. after giving up nine TilliS, a Francis Beltnn was des"We've bad sloppy play, eight hits IIIII five walks ognated b assigunad made trenlal mistakc'i and over four-plus innings. David ·Dellucci's firstthere's no excuse," manager "rd boo myself, too," said · · homer put Clevc1and . Eric Wedge said after Sahlfbia who can hrvxune a 1-0. Galaaaga, who Sabalhia_ and the Indians 'free~ after Ibis season. sttuok out six., ihcn tetittd were lustily booed. The left.,JJander insisted tf; straight bef~ hitting With newcomers Renteria his contract situatioo is not a pinch-hitter Jarney Carroll and Cabrera findiQg their distrliCtion. He requested in and Kelly Shoppacb with strokes, Detroit's loaded February that all ncgotia- pitChes to open the seventh. lineup bas~ loose after tians be suspended until "1 was .a tittle bit .nervoos, an early sluii1P. The Tigers after the season so that he but.when I gave up the borne have scored 30 runs whiie could focus on pitching. Yet run, I bad 10 .get going.~ ~g three in a row fol- he bas walked 14 IUid yield- ·Galamlga Aid "The nms lowmga2-i10start. · td 32 hits in 18 innings. A madcmcfccli1111Rrelncd.~ ~we can have nights like year ~o. be walked only 37, Wedge was upRCI that the this,"Rcnteria ·s aid "Weare in 24·1 innings while going lndians,hitti'1! .1111AL-worst having good Bl"bllls.~ 19-7 with a 3.21 ERA. .232, often swung early in After failing in two starts "My arm fccls fine. I just the count during the 2007 ALcbampi- can'tcomrnandcilhersideaf · "Not to take :anything onship series against Boston, the plate," 'Sabathia said. away from '(C.almaga), but then opening Ibis year with Armando Galarraga (1-0) we gave away at-'bats and three porn: pelfmmances, gave .up two runs and only that reallY. bothers me.~ Sabathie, eager to get onchitover62-3inniQgsin Wedge said. '1: don't .have lmtracked against the 1igcrs. his Dclmit debut. Acquimi DWCb Wlcrancc for 1hat Ill ,.._,.....~ ~"~-·-1 - ..' ___ m· •~~ e:'r:'-:to .be ......,...,....... s from..,_ ....,.... ~~·-~• ..__ ...., all." chief rival ·in the AI.. CentraL right~handcr was recalled Meanwhile, S11bathia :::::f was _,. . ondslcft. Patrik Elias scored twice and Mike Mottau got New Jersey even in the tliird period. Brodeur finished with 34 saves. Game 5 is Friday night. • ~ BY 81 'Ill .L REED a II II ~4•lll ·onei'S authorize giveaway through welfare funds disnmal and wovcd a n:solulioo'lbursday at oom- ' e'lmlo\LvsemNEI..OOIII missiooc:n' ~gular wceldy MIDDLEPORT- Meigs mecriQg . appwving !be: County ('omnrissioners and e..,..,m.re. Fditeen $50 the Depew of Job and gaso'inc cmds will be purFamily Sc:mces will spmd dw t JIDII awarded in a $150 fur- :gatiOliDc gift cards n•••411 drawiQg to students to be given aw.ay to hi§! iR die muoly'!i lhR:e local aaool Shlliems ~ die 5dtool distli<lts. plUIIlli"'aSOD Sllldents must sign die Olris Shank of the DJFS "'Prom Promise,~ pledging and oounly COIJIIJiissic.l 10 .abstain Cmm d!ugs and Tonwlnes. ~,.BI H' alcohol during the prom season in arder to qualify far !be dl:awing. Five cards ·will be awarded in each district. According to the re5Glu" tion, the oost of the canis ~ purchased using lacal drild welfare mooey. Sheriff Robert · Beegle ac:tnowledgcd a oontribution from the Forked Run Sportsmen's Club ()f $500 towaro continuing jail a resGiution 11111horiring a improvements. Beegle told contract with j:he Galliacommissioners !he unso- Meigs <Jommuhity Action licited donation will be used Agency for operation of lhe to replace lbe motor on a Help Me Grow program. ventilation f.an in !he jail The conl!ract wm cost llel1 block. a new bandwash- $312,002, and will be effecing sink tn the jail kitch~ tive July 1. The .agency curas required by the health reritly operates lb~ program. depmtment, and 1!bree new Attending were battery chargers for hand- Commissioners Mick held radias. Davenport and Jim Sheets Commissioners approved and Clerk Gloria Kloes. 7:/*"r:c& ...,.,ical CqJC:DfiCS ~ die use of health sav,ings accounts. . INsiDE Faced witb an annual increase in beallh insurmce pmmiums of nearly 524,<100, flomr:aoy Village Council decided to go with the beallb 'SAVings at'! •·NIIits which will cut that iDc:n:ase •'TRiilsBteaJoot' si:hat"e1 ton: BBIIIBIId. ·'See .. . .u TODAY'S NUMBERJS: ..._..,.. fu: JIU75.1317 , I '' 1 • 1 • r • .....,. I I I Pew lliiha ilnw :poguwn aa: ~· ''> t S. . . ;U ' • foi't le Recold. 5ee .... AJ . -~ t...Vou Can Use: lb also .chairman mdie . lllliiUiutte.'e, said if die village stayed with their ourrmt provider · IUid plan; .officials woold litmlly l!ie lllfilll mone . Y. from. IJiber funds Whiclt oouldn'1 affml it just to tcep up with pmmiums. Amott said lay- . offs would also be a possibility with the . CllpeJise of the old plan. . "We were left with very little options." Amott said . hut praised the insurance committee for rescarchjn,g what options were available. · According to Donald Vaughan of The Vaughan Agency, the plan wotb like a savings ;acoount. Tbe village will annually place $1,000 into an employee's bealth savings account which thal employee many open at any blilk. Tbe IICOOUDt and DlOIICY are tax free and do not belong to die village. Whenlif, lbe employee expends lhe . $1,000 00 medical ·e~s­ es, then 'the employee is !Vt'stJMient loan. 'SeeftllleAJ ::o TIUStilg God masus 'ilildi g "OOI"'Ibot.olni. 'See • Go&pel silg sl 1M g..i. r.AS s.r.AS .. Da! ICiJ !9 .and moUming: Atime b ewwylhilg. r.A6 ,'Sie IIAFFELT'S MILL IOUI'LBTt INC. WFA111ER. ,y_,. An.\' #l Fl«r Co~ Deale-! a.." ..... -.It T•tl. Fill- · llllfl I Gilles laid ?iei•C c:iiJ. • "'Ltl i*•lldd Jllnn 111 "Sii(JII,D , Amott, ~igthe POOLS . I t~:!'n~·~ ·- -·-· - r NOW . INS'!All/NC /NGROUNDG ABOVE GROUND lJS.,& Sil*·! lnlt Pt. " 4 J wv B!!l ' • • • • HcJa u siSBfJ responsible for, the other liilf Req11est Fami(v Oxygen of ttie $2,000 deductible which is $1 ;ooo. After thal deductible is met, 100 perceat of mh ~a! oosts al:e paid by the village. •i 0 70 Pine Street • Gallipolis ' 111 ....~111 5 ....... AJ Tbe $1 ;000 will not be . deposited all at once in INDEX 'IIONII- 1.6 PMlll& ' leCODd on a bigb ·M.A. -CXJC-A Owacr~ Au4il*cip Reds. Nata: Zambrano, who is a switch-hitter who some- GALLIPOLIS times pinch-hits, was 0-for.g .entering die game. He bat11td .247 last &Cason. ... .Reds reliever Jeremy Affddt struck ·OUt five in two innings of wort. ... With Soriano sidelined, Mike Fontenot played second and 1ed off. The versatile DeRosa, who usually plays 'leCOild, moved frQm left to dlinl ·base in the seventh inning A2 . r Oassifieds . Bs-6 Editorials. Faith • Values A4 As-8 A3 Movies 43!5'12 Secoad Al'eaue , (740) 446-7619 ' ATHENS ~ Comics .~MI:'Yey It's Just Around The NASCAR Sports . l75 Weet Union Street (740) 594-3571 Weather . B7 B8 BSection A2 • , . • ... Sili4W Rs CRT NEWSeMYDNL.YSENTINEL.COM POMEROY- ~s Primary studcnlli ate' showing their palriotism by ~adopting~ a soldier who will soon be reporting to active duty in Iran. Tbe !iOidicr is Sgt. Stephanie Jones, a 1999 graduate of Meigs High School, and the daughter of one of their teachers, Coonie Halley, accelerated reader coordinator. While Sgt. Jones ser\ies in Iraq, the students will oom:spond with her and ber family. During an assembly at the SChool this wed;, Sgt. Janes spoke to the chil- dren during .an assembly about her duties as an American soldier. She is a member of the 27lst SUS BDE of Kettering, Ohio, and will be leaving fortnlining on April 27. This will be Sgt. Jones' second tour of overseas duty. She was previously stationed in Afghanistan . Deputies investigate Chester B&E • SDA= • CfRr broke out a window on lhe Ohio 248 side of the build. ing and entered from there . ·POMEROY - The Ohio · Beegle said the suspect Bureau · of •Criminal stole several scopes, and Identification . and attempted to take shotguns Investigation has been and rifles from the stm:e but called to assist in a breaking !hey were secured · by a and entering at Baum locked cable. The sus~t Lnmbet in Chester. went over a fence, droppmg M~s Countr Sheriff a ~tolen revolver and two Robert Beegle SB!d Deputy . nail guns.. Jooalhan .Sanders was on According .to Bee!lle, lhe the ·\0 wot\ wlien the s~s~t · c~t himself m leavlieeliltry ' lilatm ing lh:e lmel'll!!, liS blOOd WII!J sounded . and owner Tim fowld at the scene. Baum ~ved & the store. Odter iavatip1ioos Accnll1ii1g ro Beegle, an Beegle said his office· was ~~uspcctthrou!dtempted called lO the roadside rest to enter.,... ·store 1gh an on U.S .. 33 after receiving a --.: 011 of ... . Older ....,... ....,- ·building repmt tbat a male sub'~eot m but Wl!i UDable to do so, and a silver pickup truck was NEWMMYDM.YSENTINELCOM employee bank: accounts over the coune of the y.ear. The money is thc employees' to do with .as they please but if the money is . . used oo anything otb:::r than "But we live in one of BY~.IIAIIIN health care CliJIC'I"""· .thcle 1ME oo I "IIUS1liSPI!.TCt1 the greatest hardwood are beavy financial penalin the world. It's forests ties. Employees will access 1JHENS -. Tbey were; difficult to grab on to that the lllOIIg' 1hrouBh • special ~greeu~ before the practice thought as something new debit canL If at 1bc end of and exciting." lbe corofl =ut year lbe was cool. · eking out For years, Duff has harWoodcarvers tmployee basn~( spcDl all a liv.ing in pole barns, woodvested from his fann the lbe IIIOIIey, thal money rolls &beds and two-SlOI)' work- wood with which be works. o1111 v emp erDa · : E'l'al sbop scattatd .throu~out · ~'It's an imponant aspect if quits au. mral liGIJibeadem Ohio ofwhatl do." money &\ill bel to tblm. 'bave forgooe the lure of the Wulf Reinicke, a 59-yearIf an bas espo.cily and a !IIIR profitable old furniture maker from cially hi§! medical eKpCIIIl- mwtet 10 ibeir craft ~~......... pursue ~ .............. uses a team of CS, the - - - Cllll ba~~e to the lftles that pro- ·horses to .pull downed logs the · ~~a&et dole vide tbcir livelihood. - but not as a gimmick, be amount of money from their ·m many, the creation of said, to draw interest from payc~Jcok.-cach ~ to. go "green" art - pieces spun starry-<:ycd tourists. mto the savmgs acoount to The horses are required meet the employee's from hardwoods with a focus on sustainabilityis by the topography: The sban:Jhalf af the $2,000 just coiDJD6o sense. hilly terrain around his fann llcod!y:tjble. "Green is the current isn't always accessible by Explaining this to boot w~" said Rick Duff, tractor.\ employees wbo t.ve had a . 576':-old furniture "A lot of times, people Athens. will call me up who bawe a n .. a mak&:r , • exposmg himself to passing motorists. There were no vehicles at the. park when officers arrived. Beegle reported the following complaints: . • Teny Sayre, Wolfe Pen' Road, reported theft of a 29foot aluminum walk plank and a cast aluminum "A" frame from his property. ' 0 Ernie Compson reported that his son Marks property on-Tanner's Run Road had been entered and tools and a weed trimmer were stolen. • M.D . Chapman • of Chester reported Wednesday that someone h d 1, ... a sto en a .oro 7' r . . 11M. AS . ., •• • Rud~nd. CODStdenng . cle·... .,. Jl'!!,,_,.l 1-1\1 UMAil officer . appJifaDfs · . ·BY BElli SERGENir BSERGENTOMYOAILYSENT!NELCOM RUTI..AND - . Officials with11te-\/illage-urRutiand~ received around 20 resumes for the water clerk and fiscal officer positions with five interviews set for next week. Mayor Lowell Vance said some resumes were for water sewer clerk only and fiscal officer only but the goal is to get one person to do bQth jobs just as former water sewer clerk and fiscal . officer Joyce Frye did. downed tree on .their prop- Vance added having one eny," be said. "They want person to do both jobs may me to saw it up and make not work out but he'd know them something out of it."' more after he spoke with Such a story is commonly applicants. hear\l from rural woodSinlle Frye's resignation, workers who have spent Vance along with wife years perfecting their craft. Margaret have been workWord gets around - and ing in the water sewer office they return from errands to with Mayor Vance doing the find logs left in their drive- bank deposits. The Mayor ways. added. his wife is not getting Gerald Meyer, Sti, is more paid and is volunteering in of a scavenger. the office until a replaceThe spalted, or partially ment can be foiilid. rotted. wood be uses for his Susan Baker. full-time decorative jewelry boxes fiscal officer in Middleport comes from what other peo- and fonner fiscal officer of ple have thrown away or Rutland has temporarily resumed at least some of her intended to bum. A favorite souroe .for the duties in Rutlalld until a Millfteld woodcarver: col- replacement is found . Baker is approved by the office of lapsed hams. ....... ~ _ .... AS 7' - • 1 rt AS 'Green'wood art ·survives in SE Ohio . .Arurle"'S Mailbox , ~· ' ;a 8 mother run by l!oin~ him out Jeff Keppinger doubled in a tU\1 in 'the seveodl for die Co •Fa!J' edge \\ \~" nnd .nh'-t" "' tRil)\'- . \PRII •H.:!OO.S llll ' \ 1r Rqinniu,g May I. with die Vtllage Pomeroy will ciJumBc how diey pay for ·r n..-.Bl i=. '\ l""' • \,,1 )- Pomeroy changes · employee Reds ~., ~: -.~· ( I fOMEROY Aal, ~-ttcrwith 12.~ Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio PLAY COVERALL BINGO IIY TIE AtsuciA'IB> PP- ltauguli •• Devil& 3 NEW YORK -Marc · Staal scored his first NHL playoff goal with 3: 13 left m Game 4, and the ~ took a 3-1 series lead in the series over New Jc:!£. Scott Gomez two goiils and Chris Drury alSO" scored for the RBQgers, who could end the series inday with a win at New Jersey. New Yor:k took' the first 1Wo games.on enemy ice bcfm:e splitting tw.o at borne. The rookie defenseman Staal took a pass from Martin Straka, who also . scored, and fired a 'drive · from inside the blue line that got by Brodeur. Gomez sealed it with an • WIN"UP TO $1,000 !!! Penguins advance with sweep of Sens OTTAWA £vgeni Mallin and Jarko Ruutu sand iCC0nd7period goals, leadin~ the Pittsburgh Pengums to a 3-1 win over !he Ottawa Senators on Wednesday night to complete a four-game sweep of their first-round series. · Sidney Crosby scored into an empty net with '7 .5 seconds remaining and bad an assist, and Marc-Andre Fleury made 21 saves for Pittsburgh, which got its .frrst sweep in 16 years and its firSt playoff series win since 2001. . Crny Stillman scored for Ottawa, which was swept out of the first round for tfie third time in its 11 consecutive playoff appearances. · The sweep was a measure of revenge for the young who were Penguins, knocked out of last year's playoffs in five games by · the. Senators. Ott:ay;a went on to make its first Stiinley Cup fmals appearance in modern franchise history, losin~ ,i n five to ~aheim. ·Tiie Pengwns ·iilso ·beGamc lbe . first team 1o advance to the second round. Pittsburgh will face Boston or the winner of the New Jersey-New York Rangers series. roqldp't hit bis spots. He ldolldcd the bases tu: Wllilb:d ~om-- on Rcnf.eria, who bit a ~~ four pitdlcs ,1111 open the sec- pitch, down-dle-'middle failOlld BDd gave up Clbrcnl's ball b hili fifth c:arm- sWn.: lbird homl:r to fill] hcbitvl 2Tbe fin;t oUt of the ngers• ·L sixth finally !2JDe on lhe In !he .thiJd, Placido 49th pitch .- ll 'Strikeout of Po'lmco, hitting .149, drove lv1111 it~ by rdieva: a 'leadoff double high off the Tom MHtny, wbo bad yieldwall in left. 'IWa outs later, td a single BDd double 10 lbe Cabrera's s1mtp single made fum twa batters he faood. it 3-l. Vt1hen Carlos GUillen Later in the inning Ottdngrounded out 10 end tbe Victor Martinez failed 10 tag third, Sabalhia yelled Marcus 'lhames, stepping oo absc:mities at himself as be the Plate because be thought stomped olf the lllOUDIL -the bases were loaded IUid he "fmalwaysmywontait- oouldgcta~ Thames · ic " Sabathia said. "'t's Crus- liOOied as Mattina threw to mrtmglbatl'vepitllhcdfour thirdtolllleastgetanout. games and JIOt even .given Mastny walked thc bases my team :a chi!D!X: in any of 1oadtd in thc sixth and was. them. That's llllliCCCplable." tqJlaced by Craig 8~. Cleveland fans ~ whose two-out . '!alk to plenty during Detroit's Brandon lQge made 11 Il-l. seven-run fifth as SBhatbia · N It&: ·Detroit totaled 17 fl!iled to get an out. He hitsandninewalb. .:-~~ walked the bases l""'bib,.and past two starts, Sabaifiia bas r-"---'s v;..LW!20 hits and 18 nins '-""''"''" two-run single ,--;made it 5-1. Guillen's single In only 7 1-3 innings. · · Point church celebrates anniversary, As � 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. 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