https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/2d998d866659048305e73bb046b442a0.pdf eec9847be0d3132416f1c7abfb141f63 PDF Text Text • :·• • ' • • .... s ~~, "'~" .... ' Page 88 • The Daily Sentinel www.mydailysenlinel.com . Wednesday, May 7, 1008 ' • . t "' • FOR Pili IkfTHEMJH ut 3939 E.VEJfHAR[) BD nAJ@N ·[Jf1 44109 AD\$!1 IS@!ENl Cancer survivors reach out thro11;gh program,A2 Demand soars for 'fast acting' diet pill ' Public now facing 48-hour cut off; clinical trial ·shows . . participants lost.weight ·without adding exercise or diets . Comedy takes stage at~ Rio this weekend, AS •• . e, IU. MOOIIE r' . . ..rJWio 8,)oodiwt.l! UMS · - 'l'bousands of callers cloaed an Ohio company's phone · liDei teyiogto get this~ diet pill. 'lbe nmarbble weight loss supplement that bas dieters from aU tbe country calling is caUed Apatrim"', and there are 801111! --r good reasons why people want it. You. see, AJ)atrim starts WOitiDg OD your appetite witbin minutes after taking it, dieters don't haw to · st.arw or suffer through inb>n• exercise and its been cljnnJy sbowu to get great results.. Participailts lost 1111 &il€hll\\ of 5 times more weight than thole tHing a p!arebo ~ the 4-week Clinical.' They soot tbe8e results taking Apatriin's active iDp'edient as directed and without ower addingexerciseordietstotheirdaily routine.. And people that ha\>e used .this weight loss sujJplement are singing its praises. ·~ l did was take it about 30 minutes before l was going to eat ud I didn't feel hungry. It really Williu; great for said Erica Le\'entbal.' Researehers believe that :Apatrim can suppress ~ ~ can mean ~calories are ~· con; sumed; this .can lead to we~t ~ Co~ should _keep m mind that there s no su~te for proper . diet and ezereise when it comes to losing weight. Meaningful weight loss ...,.,,;,..8 CODSI•ming fewer . ·-..- -~ · calones than .the body bums. WHY SO MUCH EXCITEMEN'l'l' ~Meigs gilis beallady Vtillgs. See P..,e Bl · • 'MIIIKS FAST: Apatrim"' is causing a buzz among dieters since they don~ have to change their l~estyle and it starts working on their appetite just minutes after taking it.•' direction of Ill: Ronald M. Lawrence,• 1he plant die country. CVS!pharmacy and of calls, we'Ve hired more pOOple· me;• M.D- Ph.D. a fill: mer cliQicJJI-.fesBut scientists have ......_~-...~ a Rite Aid were among the first and the Qrder lines will be liully sor ;t tbe University of Califu~'s proprietary method of~;;;;,;on stores to snap up •the entire initW staffed," said Ken Geis the Manager of C-all Center Operations. LosAngelesSchoolofMedicine. that is profucted by U.S. Patent production. "Even tl!ough we weren~ -'tie The Study included bealtliy, over- #7,060,31}8. This process enables The ccimpaey has also set up a to take all of the initial ca1la from .weight individuals between die .ages Apatriin's manufacturer to put die National Order Hotline ·just for trying to get Apatrim we're people of 31 and '13. Their calorie intake and . plant's beJJeflts into a pill • Apatrim. This enables people that level of e~rercise was not disclosed. Scientists believe Apatrim's active don~ want to fight the ,cmwrls or ready now," said Geis. Current supplies are limited sil The participants were instlucted ·ingredient worb by bJooking the run the risk of aot finding it at consumers that don't get through . ~ to . . l . n - the food they were hunger signals that are sent from store, to get Apa,trim delivered · ........_ · ...__ st h to <L- brain. Th b . directly to their homes. · to the onier liDe in the next 48eating and not to add any exereise; """ »';DBIL """ · . e. nnn Starting at 7:00 am today, hours .o r can't lind Apatrbn at the. in other words, no cbanges to their tben thinks that the stomach 18 full, • the order line will only be open store will have to wait until more daily routine. They were told to take causing ·8 reduCtion in appetite. • for ~ours. All consumers have inventoryispro<fucedormoresbipApatrim 30 minutes before lunt:h A'owroGET APATRDI to do is call 1-800-782-8750 anci ments relich the national chains.li Apatrim contains an amazing and dinner. · I ask for Dept. API772; orders will be compound that baS a known ability . An amazing 100% of the particiInitial shipmen•filled "'"" of Apa'-'oann L---'- on a =<>1--come, first-served www.apatr;m.com to help control hunger pangs • pants who took the active ingredient have been rushed · out to .a ........._ This allows people to eat the foods as instnJcted either lost weight or few select ·retail ehains aeross '"We're bmcing for the nen ~ !he they~ they just eat less.* LosiJ1g weight is bard and anyone .indies •off their · waistline during that has strugled with weight loss the 4 week study.• Ill contrast, on1y will tell you that they would love to one person ta)ring the p1arebo Jost be able to lose weight without ebaDging their daily routine. . · 'l1la& where Apatrim ·comes in &illoe tbis is exactly what happened in the clinirBI triHL ' . ·1 took Apatrim and 1felt fabulous. After eating dinner I felt full and not deprived. I just went about my day and didn't think about food or eating," said Lori Momow.• All of tbis positive feedback malres it easy to understand why · there is 80 much excitement and opWnisnl 8lllTOUJiding tbis weight loss supplement CLINICAL RESULTS India. This 'miracle' plant is CaraJ1uma Fi.mbriata and it has been used by native tribes in India for centuries to reduce bUDge!" 1111d quench thirst dlll'il1g times of fllmine and with I joint . 8llbl as .a oomlililt&He shock UMS-Owwnnerscan'tMan to get einlJlh mit and dnlg stcres ·are aelliag it as fast as t:heycangetit. "Urt E oitie, that's 1111 I can say;' aid Vat1hew v.mds, Dired.or rl &•• ~ llllllt ... P-1 !J@~'IB tile ... ·-~ that dlllllt•i !be abiodJel: . "As we .,e. the body's natural production of this ftuid derlines and this can force ,~ bones in our joints to grind ~ wbiclt can re- maloe lbio jaiDt •1'1"- •e••t m 8Ult .in nglll( discomfort: 1upi \e. 1 llidDI:JoeephDietz'. · ~fram .CDI"UUIar Trlt· ih+ II lillie .n the 1ime 1lelliag Ul !Jietihl!tlnjult-d~Jadlqf ~.ct.ln ... P.,OOO ~ 'DI:Dietr:'. pie. cali'tfuld 'l'rigoslunine or dou't Vlllllttogoto the store, ,.,..., !ll!t up a Natimwl Order aum.. ao !hey can have it deli\wed tiired;)y to 1heir home," -~ ' ."We'D be offeting a direct de!Mry discount for the DI!Xt72houra,lllldtl01111llllll!'l'll ·Jibould bow ilaey can't__get tbiadiacoliDtatdmli~· .. llWrr ill the toc.J- dlllt mill1bl ~Jc*lt•itw.....t tiJdlwaeanGf(jl-and_.. bowp!lllt'l'~Woe•••• budded. · - ~ .... I ' tq to the It dloecd.J to Jlllll' ja)IQ,•IIId irdaa;'llldW!odl. Othirwille thole "11eW~•·'Jt"*'.,... 500,000buttleeof'ni&l• .;... and . . . jllltllleeppvwilcol'l beal~ lli:l ~ \ · Sdet!lltb ba\'1! til emaring rni ·l llliet bt cbBJ't require a jii..,.iplioo IIIII is 1M!n cdy lllllle.a ~ It~ &o impreMive that one by iagNdient tbe ability to retain ftuicl up to 1000 times ita OWD weight. this helpa inereaae lubt j; ....... tbe jointa .nawiD« tllem to JIIOW!'Witheue." Tr4Jwamine~ by iter& ent ill HyWronate.-edlll <l£;a111c4wamt.•added nw .......... ~ . WJodL blflad riJiuco• •iw411dchouduidoawbicb J.loe '-1 ~ lihllwn to blip blild' h't ca•B 1 in thejaillfnlowqirm ~ ..,,.., ...tmwedmodoa • . lithe FW& UJitiliiiiiiiiiiUP-· llrilh the penw.tcdedTJw•miiJ; · lie! ' ~ ·Wdled c. FtJIIz. 92 : ~ Joyce·Romililes, 54. Point Pleasant woman to be sentenced in Riverfest embezzlement mitigation .project ~SIDE · ., . IIYBEDISmxv BY BfiiJAN J. REED POMER:OY A Point W.Va. woman Pleasant, ! Ameriiru ,Mimicipall\lwerof embezzling thouaccused 1 Obio•s tJGpO&ed pow.e r 1 sands from the Stemwheel plant ~though the work isn't Riverfest Committee trea: am~ooofllhc plant, it'!i 1 sury will be sentenced in · ~oo of llhree, new July after pleading guilty in i brecd.iJig babitats for the Meigs County Common Eastem Spadefoot 'Foad. Pleas Court. Creating iJhe habitat WBii Helen · Maxine part oGf 'the ' oonditions !let McClintock, 72, was fOl\lh by me Ohio Power ·.,. Catlleb·lttJeigs jndicted last November on '. Silillg Board = = t i n g ' Industries hold 'Minia single count of grand · AMP-Ohio's : cate of theft. She has entered a volRelay.' See . . . A2 environmental mmpatibiliuntary plea of guilty to the ty and public need. : ~ M'ss' ~gOrown charge, and will be sen"There is no constructio11 : Clty ~ft:llm. tenced on July 14, going on," Kent Carson, McClintock was ordered communications director far · See . . Al CIMilonib~ldJi,I!Gio AMP•Ohio stressed. "It's And1mv Bi5!i!Bll, lllilt, !Easle111 HiQh School valedictorian, nsoeives the Franklin B. Walter to apply for panicipation in ' • Dave Bmtners to · important for people to ·~rshlp-rd plaque for scholastic .achievement from. Scot Gheen, Eastern principal, the Community Corrections ~ .aing at area clilurch program, and a pre-sentenc-. know we still have a long as Mike Stntie, AMESC ,goveming board !president, looks on. ing investigation was MafU. See f'ale .A3 waytogG.in tenns ofreQcivordered. • 611Bitail:n JJellll Bliels. ' ing .additional permitting." During McClintock's 1he Eastern spadefoot is l!ITaignment hearing, March listed as an endangered Assistant . Prosecuting · species by 1he0hio Division Attorney Matthew Donahue · of Wildlife. Its habitats are said McClintock engaged in "exceptionally rare" and are a "pattern of embezzlefound in areas'of sandy :soils BY CI:W" af;HoEFucH dents of the Meigs High art Tony Deem, Southern ment," but did not indicate associated with river valleys HOEFLICHOMYtiAitYBENTINEL.COIII department hung in . the Local, and Bill Buckley,' bow much money had in Southeastern Ohio, .' cafeteria, and crayons and Meigs Local. allegedly been stolen. The according to the division .of POMEROY""""'The colored pencils dotted the Andrew Bissell, Eastern charge against McClintock wildlife. scholastic accomplishments table to encourage those valedictorian, selected as Spadefoot toads spend the 0f 53 students were . cele- attending to "be creative .. the most outstanding 2008 carries the specification that between ·$5,000 and majority .o f .their lives under- brated .at the Meigs County on the paper tablecloths. graduating senior in Meigs $100,000 was stolen. ground in borrows of their Academic Awards Banquet As the students were rec- County, was presented the McClintock has been free own niaking. They emerge held Tuesday .night at Meig·s ognized, they were presentFranklin B. Waller on a $1 ,000 personal recog after heavy rains to breed in High School. ed cenificates by their Scholarship Award plaque nizance 'bond. Her trial was telllJlOOIIY pools. They make Kim Allen, Meigs County school principal. and a- by Scot Gheen, Eastern set for April 29, but she a croaking sounds like talented and gifted coordi- medal or plaque by Mike "whar, similar to the sound · nator, announccti the theme Struble, president of the High School principal. entered a voluntary plea of Bissell is ·an Ohio guilty late last month. G , _ .... AI of a y~ crows. The toad of annual event. ''Life is · Govern,ing BJ~liFd' o( the University Cutler Scholar. The charge carries a maxis llfOIIIld two~ inches long a great big canvas. Throw · A1hens-Meigs Educational .and _ the recipient of the imum fll}e of $5:000· and .a and liiCii its spade-s!laJ!ed- all the paint .Y~ can at it,.. · Seriioe Center, Introducing Ohio Board of Regents maximuln prison term of 18 1lind filet for digging. ,~mv (Danny Kaye, colnedian). A the . academic achievers Scholarship Award. months. ...· Coinpared to other toads, bac.kdrop of paint splatters · were superintendents, Rick A.ftU£&4 . ~-.. spadefoots are soft bodied, on canvas created by stu- Edwards, Eastern Local; N t di.AS •-ln,lllt,AS # : a lilrcnoNs - 1.6 PAG£S have smoother skin and A3 their pupils are venical · m Putstanding students . recognized at awards banquet. WEA111E1t .. -==========·:: . · • 11lm11011'tbeable•. .,ttbe dii'Y'IIlit. 'l'befll have to flO to rl lbe &It .... . 1;beir 1co1 c1ruc store to ley me w-... 'Mft • HEALTHl' JOINTS: X·rays reveal joints that have the proper amounts of · to order 'fi'W•mi>w lllld andtJII!liT.w•mi"".andlliiiY synovial fluid to lubricate the joints . HA·l3; one of Tngosamine's key in§lre· riWN!thSQtra, Rtlewdl 0. 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But it's the I'IBilts that 'Pa,e.u BEnt SERGENT LETART FAU..S · Resjdmts in the Lc:t.att Falli i aa may•\!e mticed wcnt ~ 4oae dJe site of ROWITWOUS The active ingredient in Apatrim comes from a plant that grows in ~ thejWrtB, but it aJao OurmARms million :annual builget. Ali for Syraouse. Casto said tlhe village has . · l:t~ mootbs 10 spend tile money. SYRACUSE - Upgtades to ilhe Hoffinan and Cunningham ·said .Sy.:acuse water system will be mil- llbe IDDIICY will likely be spent in the tinumg thanks to a $!89,640 .~t fall! as paitoflllhe village's '$l50,000 from the Appalachian Regmnail lllliWb for .a '$300,<000 distress gr.ant Commission. from the Ohio &.~t of According to Sytacu~e Gr.anti Developmemt. If i!he ~e receives Administrator Fred Hoffman, · ilhe i!he distress grant the ID0ney, ·used rota1 cost of lihe project is $231,-tiO for various community improvewith me Mei~s County ment projects, wGuldn't be released ColllDlissioners ;provuiing '$20,000 until fall.. More .on ·tlie distress gr,ant and tile Vdla,gc •Of Syracuse pmvid- willlbe featured in an upcoming alitiing $21,410 in local. funding.. cle in The Dliily SentineL . MayGr Eric CllDilingbam said · As fur tile water improvement HGffman worlred.w!th Syracuse vii- project it Mil include the fotlGwing• lage officials, the Syracuse BoaFd of . R.eplacement ·of approximately Pl!lblic Affairs :as well .as Misty 1.500 feet of .an ei,ght-inch water Cast0, e~uttve director · ,1111!1 line .along Roy Jones llt0ad which is Melissa Zoller, development di!:ec- the main !line from 1'he new water . tm. both <Jf Buckeye Hills-Hocking tank and is .over 56 years old. The ·· VaHey Regtional Development replacement of vllliious .connections I District, in obtaining the gt:ant. a1 th line • -'-' *··'t · Casto said the grant <qi~plication 1iit ·oog e . ts s...., '"" resw m a Beth Sergent/phiJ!o bcr agency's mold by funding a w.ater more reJiatank' ble supply of :w.ater ilirom Mayor Eric 'CI:Innjngham (seated) signs on the dotted line to receive an ·proJect • m · ,m •eoonotlllC · ally ·distressed· ·111AooroximateiY e new ' · !,200 feet 0~ new ,Awalachiam Regional Commission Grant in the amount of $189,640 to •county, Of the 2'J Appalachian ooun- six-hiclt line &om Ill!!)' Jones Road fund ifilprovements to the Syracuse water system. ·Pictured (from left) ties in OhiG, Casto guessed Meigs intoltheRusticHillsarea:willal.sobe Syi3Cillse ·Grants Administrator fr:ed Hollman, Melissa Zoller and Misty County might see $690,000 in fundCasto r:df the Buckey.e lilills,-Hocking Valley .Regional Development District, ing dris year lirom the agency's $8 flfllul• _. GII 1o AI · Gordom Winebrenner, S:,:racuse Board of Public Affairs. BY !BSEAGSNHPMYDAILVSEmiNELCOIII IIWJTOMVJ:lAILYIIEMl'IIELOOM weight, just half.;a-pound, and not one reduced tbe.i r waistlfue.1 · · Some participants .experienced incredible results, losing as much as 8 pounds and up toll inches o!J.tbeir waistline.*' Drug stores load •. add drought.* '111e U.S. clinical study was con- Until recently, tbe only way ducted in Los Angeles under ·the to get these benefits was to eat llr G.W.IIIplw Syracuse receives grant for water improvements SPOitTS dients is a component of synovial fluid. ss-•m .\nnie's Mailbox Calendars Classifieds Comics . > • ALMOS1" GONE: Sales of the jo1nt pill Trigosamine are soaring which could lead to out of stocks as shown in this photo illustration. Consumers unable to f ind 1! can call l-800•924-2109 and have it shipped directly to the~ homes. ' . A3 :!::S..:Cs=~h~ RITA to assume~.~-. Middleport.· tax ollP \ration July. 1 r~ have faint, yellowish lines Bs~& nmning down their :baeks. BY 'BAJt.M J.'REED Like many frog·s and toads, llltiDOMYDAILYSENTINELCOIII 87 they can secrete toxins A4 . which. can be harmful if MIDDLEPORT - ·July I f,ditori• :tbey come into contact with is me projcvled date for the '~ As eyes, nose or mouth and can . Regional looome · Tax \ ,. ,. cause :allergic reactions in .Administration l¥ency . to Obituaries ~ some people. assume operation of Places to go A8 Carson said me company Middleport's income tax is worlting with. enVIrOn- office. ~rts B Section mental oqnsultants on the RITA is a non-profit w lher ,.,. OOostructi.OD of habitats cur- .11gency made up of reprc~ea · , ..._, lmltly underway .011 poper- sentabves of U3 Ohio vii• . . . . .- . , . . . . . , , , 1 a.. ties 1he. company has la$1cs and cities. Last year, optioned. The work can village council voted to ooly be done dnri'Yl certain eliminate its local income times of the year so as not to tax office in favor of paying interfere with the bnwiing RITA to ool1cct and process • cycle of the toad. .iboome tax payments from employ~s and process income WI, returns filed· by village rcsil)ents. Fiscal ~cer Susan Baker said slje has been providing taxpayer infonnatioo to tlie agency, and has . approved an informational letter to be mailed to taxpayers ill the village that will explain the conversion. · The exact cost of paying RITA to handle income tax administration is not yet known, but council voted 32 last July to make the conversion to RITA, based 011 an estimated savings to the village of $40,000 per year. <;,. .t .;· An informational letter will be mailed to village residents to explain the conversion, Baker said. &he has assumed the responsibilities associated with the tax · office administration. · RITA is paid a percentage of collections, so the fee paid to the agency will llel'!IDd on how much tax is pa1d. However, preliminary estimates place the .cost at under $15,000 -, a considerable savings over What the villqe bas paid to employ an ailministrator, pay benefits and office and mailing expenses. When a full-time tax admmstrator was on the payroll, tbe depanment operated on a $50,000 annua:l budget. Administrator Carol Howe Cantrell was paid a salary ?f $26,500. Cost~ of health msurance and retireme01 placed the cost of employing an income tax administrator at over $40,000 per year. Cantrell was terminated in August after she allegedly accused council members and Baker of misconduct in a newspaper advenisement billed to the viltage. "' �Page·A2 . 'REGIONAL The Dail . y Sentinel '; lb':'J'Sday, May 8, 2oo8 .i Mother sentenced in deaths.of children Montgomery County Common Pleas . Court Judge Michael Tucker imposed two 15-.yl!ars-to· hfe•terms on S1lverman and ordered them serve consecutively. , The sentence was part of the 1plea agreement reached last month, when Silverman pleaded guilty to rwo counts ednesday to at lea~t 30 years in prison for setting the fllle ~at killed her two young ·children. · "I would take it bact if I could,'" Heather Silverman, 25, .of suburban West Carrollton, said l>efore she was sentenced. of murder and three counts of vated arson. s&an•s daughter, 4~onth-old , K~ylee Silverman, was killed m the July 2006 fire at the farni- · ly's home in W~st Carrollton. Her brother, 4year-old Mikel Silverman, died later at a hospital. The fire began two hours . before a court . hearing on whether the county's· child welfare agency should be allowed to take lemporary custody of the children. Silverman's husband, Doron · Silverman! was accused of JIIOlestmg the boy. His conviction on gross sexual imposition was reverseid on appeal STAFF :REPORT . NEWSOMYDAILYSENTINEL.COM POMEROY The AmeriCan Cancer Society's Reach to Recovery program prorides infmmation and support to anyone facing bJeast cimcer through one-{)n-one oontact with Ametican Cancer Society volunteers. The .program is funded through Relay For Life money and is based on the feeling that talking with' a volunteer can help those facing breast cancer find the strength and resources to .. ·!J0Pe with their experience ' ,aiJ!i( to move forward as a sJJ)\vi:vbr. · !Reach to Recovery volun1eeri> si:lrve as role models and offer support before, duri!Jt·and after a breast cancer 4iilgnosi_s. l)Iey are women Miho have experienced breast cancer and who continue to · five productive lives. They · are trained to provide information . and · support to women or men who have been diagnosed w.ith breast cancer or who may be facing a breast cancer diagnosis. Volunteers may meet with someone either face-to-face or by telephone. Meigs County has three · such .womel] who ·have •' ( lt: ,1:~ ' ' • . ~ • • comfortable and ·leads to self-esteem. . ~·~-~·~·IM~CW~St~JGJ~·~~~~~ higher Should I do as the . Dear Alu~R: I am deeply Europeans do when we visit ' , involved with a wonderful his family? Should we mise : , . man. I was channed by the our children to be nudists• ,, fact that "Arnie" remained Should· I break it off ·· undressed until it was time because I am uncomfort: ' to leave the house. I soon able?--Cbe"Y Oaase. Md. ·' .joined him and enjoyed eat- · Dear Olevy <llase: This is a very personal choice. , ' mg breakfast in the buff. Arnie is Dutch and was When it comes to raising raised in a bouse where children, it generally is best nudity was lhe norm. His .to be able to oover up when ~ts and siblings all slept necessary by keeping robes m the nude, soaked in the liandy. It becomes a bigger _: , ~y hot tUb together and issue when the' ldds have . · VISited nude beaches. friends over or 'when they · We are planning a trip to reach puberty and are uncom, Europe to do some touring fonably aware of their par. ; aad visit Arnie's family. It ents' bodies: But take one , will include nude hot-tub- thing at a time. For your . ' · bing and beaches. Arnie upooming visit, try the "when · assures .me I . can wear a in Rome" appro;lch and see · bathing suit, but I will be · how you feel about it Bnng a : self•conscious if 'I'm the swirnsuitjustincase. only clothed person. But · Dear Amlie: My wife and I'm not sure I'm ready to be I are expecting our first child. naked in a group. .a boy, and she would like to Also, we'd both like to name hiin after me (for have children, but he wants · which I am truly honored). to raise them as he was · . However, we both abhor raised and I am not so sure. the. idea of "Jr." Is it proper · · Nudity didn't harm Arnie, to use tbe Roman numeral but is it OK for the kids? . "IF instead? I know strict ·.-Arnie.can't understand why etiquette demands it be used : Americans are so hung up only for a child who bears . about this. He believes !be name of a family mem. · ttudity is healthier, more ber other than the father '' ;:·. BY F• q•eETM RIGEL ERIGELOIIVDAILYTRIBUNE ,ct:~M CROWN CITY - West VIrginia State Poliee believe · that they've found the bodies of an elderly cou·ple that has been 'missing ·from Crown City for two months. Patty and Willal'd "Bill" .frye have .been missing since March 14, 2008. They were last seen at a gas station in ··Wayne County, W.Va driving a dark blue Fool Focus. Both suffered from dementia-related illnesses and Patty was also a diabetic. · Their vehicle was report~ edly found by a family friend on Tuesday morning. It had been abandoned over a hillside in a heavily wooded area in Wayne County near Dunlow, W.Va. Emergency crews with .canine assistanCe began ~hing the area anJIIIld the car WedoeSda:y llllll1l;ing and found rwo bodies nearby. Th~ bodies were .foUnd approximately I 00 yards from each other. Although the bodies are believed to be the Fryes, they have not yet been positively identified. According to a news release, there are no obvious signs of foul play, but troOp.ers are continuing to investigate the incident. They said that the car was locked visible and there was damage to the car and no sign of blood or a sttuggle. The bodit;s are being tmnsported to Charle!iloli, W. Va, for autopsy · and p«.JSitive identification. State Police have towed tl)e car to a seeure location for processing. no Civil Wm; Day is May .17 GREENBO'ITOM., W.Va. The historic Jenkins Plantation Museum, located in the Green Bottom Wildlife Management Area . ' . . . Sl!bm- ptaD of Cabell County, will host a PiCtured (from left) are Meigs Co. Reach to Recovery Volunteers Maxine Griffith, Dr. Wilma Civil War Day on Saturday, Mansfield and Rhonda Cullums as they look at wigs available at the Fennan E. Moore May 17, from II a.m. to 4 ACS Cancer Resource Center. All three volunteers .are breast cancer ·survivors. Reach to p.m. The living history pro. Recovery is one of the many free services offered by the ACS via Relay for Life funds. gram is free and the public is invited to atte!l4 · . decided to dedicate their time Maxine is not new to volun- volunteers, please contact Spectators at the outdOor to. the program. Rhonda , teering for the American the coordinllfor. Rhonda at event will see reenactors in Cullums serves as the Reach Cancer Society as she helped 992-0805. For more infor· period costume, including to Recovery Coordinator and make the Meigs Relay · For fl'Ultion about the American the Levisa Artillery, a Cancer Society please call Confederate cannon compashe is a three-year survivor, Life a 24-hour event. If you. wqu.ld like to talk 1-800-227-2345, 24 hours a ny from Levisa, I(y. The Wilma . Mansfield is a sixyear survivor and Maxine with your one of the Meig,- day, seven dnys a week or group will give demonstraGriffith is a 20-year survivor. ·county Reach to Recovery visit www.cancer.of8. tions of camp life and conduct live cannon-frring demonstrations of a Civil War-era artillery unit. of Katherine Ferris . ·and staff, that it was very student and, later, as a www.ohiou.edu/internarion- Charleston will portray the difficu It to ,choose just one," leader who affec~d change alweek for 11Wre infbrmation living history chardCter Mary Yusko said] , · in his homeland. and a full schetbd£ of events. Anna Morrison Jackson, •..\' ·' . So they didn't. "He'll be here to tell a litCommi~ members opted tle bit about his story and to feature' nine individuals how that led him to Ohio from the Ohio University University and bai:k to l;Ollllllllnicy in its promotions Liberia to play a prominent for the week, .incorporating role in' the ·government and stories frOm ·Singapore to the rebuilding of the counSouth Africa and .. from try," Yusko said. Afghanistin .t o Australia. The address is at 7 p'.~q. Mlntemationa1 · Week is Monday, May 12, in Baker about celebrating the rich- Center Ballroom. h · ness that our university In· addition to D31ufs enjoys ·in the classrooms and visit, . the d,acumentarv residence halls, on the play- "Liberia: A Fragile Peace,1' ingfie1ds.andinthe·.research which tells about the tabs," Yusko ~d. "We feel Liberian people and their as •thoui!h we''Ve found a struggle toebuild after viou~ue and ~ate way lent civil w:ar, will be shown to ·highlight that." · in Baker eentcrlbeatre at9 The ieatumd .individuals p.m.- Sunday,Ma~l. · ....._ also 'Will share their experilntemaiiOOal >k: tradiences ·a t a storytelling session· . lions, such as ·the annual ·taltitled "Tales from Abroad, ent show, still will be among Mar, and Beyond," from II the staples of the weeklong · Performers a.m. to I p.m. Friday, May · celebration. IS, in .. Baker University from the International Center's -1804 Lounge. Student Union will sing, The "Your World, Your dance and · perform other · , Story" theme also will be cultural entettainments at 7 carried through the week's p.m. Thursday, May IS, in keynote address by Marcus Baker Center Theatre. Dahn, an Ohio University The' annual . International alumnus and deputy minis- Street Fair will again wmp ter of administration in the up the celebration. From ll Liberian ministry of .poSts a.m. to 5 p.m. May 17, Court , and telecommunications. · Street will be transformed Titled "A Long Road from into an international bazaar Nimba: One Man's Journey featuring the sights, ~meUs , · to Ohio University · and tastes and sounds of cultures Beyond." Dahn's address from around the globe. will highlight his experi- , Vtsit .the lntemationnl ences as an international Week Web site 'Wife of~ Geaaai J. "Stonewall" Jackson. Mary '"'imrd' to her native North -Carolina after Jacksoo'!i death and mganized and becajpe first president Of Stooewall laclcson 01apter 220 of the United Daughteli of the Confederilcy in Otadoue. The historic Jenkins family .home will be open fot self-guided tours, and Visitors can .e njoy bot dogs, chips and drinks. The Jenkins Plantation . Museum is on W.Va. 2 between Huntington 11nd Point Pleasant. It is listed in the National Register of Historic Places and on the Civil War Discovery TraiL The museum's regular hours are Tuesdays · through Saturdays from .10 a.m. to 4 e.m. lbpmas .me ,· • ••• ' • : •• i' ! ' : : I i StudentS, adult pallici• pantS, and staff from Carleton School and :M . s Industries , 8,19 ·recently walked thro1,1gh . Syracuse during their Mini-Relay !Or Life. 1 Students and adults ' raised over $1 ,400 lor the American Cancer Society with pie in the face and kiss the goal fund raisers. The Relay for Ule of Meigs County is tomorrow and Saturday at the Meigs County Fairgrounds. Pictured (from left) Joan Hart, 'Bill Rice, Frankie Council and Teresa Carroll lead the mini relay walk. Subm-photo • . ' ' •• Youth events ' • j Dove Brothers to sing at area church May 11 • ADOISON -Nationally" Quartet have become a The group was awarded date. The group has also , known gospel artists The ·household name in south- Horizon Grou.p of the Year appeared for,Senior Citizens in 1999 and Favorite and Religious Night at the • Dove Brothers will be in em gospel music. • ooncett at Addison Freewill The group is best known . Traditional Male Quartet at Gallia County JUnior Fair. • Baptist Ch=:h on Sunday, for such hits as '"Dido 't It the 2002 Singing News Fan Current members are Rain," "Get Away Joo:lan," Awards, and haven't missed McCray Dove, Eric Dove. : May ll at 6 p.m. · 1 • .There is no charge ;ind all "Just Another Hill," the a beat since. Their culrent Jerry Martin, Jerry Kelso number one hit "Anything recording, . ''Never the and David Hester. : are invited to attend. For 11Wre information, Formed in 1998 by But Ordinary, Everything But Same," is tbe group's most • brothers McCray and Eric '!Ypical" and their biggest hit critically acclaimed .and -contact Pastor Rick Barcus •• Dove, the Dove Brothers to date, "I Can Pray." ground-breaking .album to at 367-7063. JJ9.ail!' QrribUJlt. ' ..• I .! .' , . COOLVILLE Judy ; Morgan was named weekly • best weight-loss winner and ~ Connie ·Rankin runner-up at the M.ay 6 meeting of lOPS •! ('rake Off Pounds Sensibly) : <llapter IIOH 20 l3 Coolville • with 14 members present : KOPS (Keep Off Pounds • Sensibly) members · LaChresia Bogardus, Mary i Clel.and, May Frost and · l Patticia Richmond were in : leeway. • Nine members attended : the lOPS Area Recognition · ! Days on May 3 in Lancaster i where the chapter won an : award for having the most • members in attendance ii) ! the Southeast Ohio area; LoUise Hershey took part in · : the KOPS graduation cere: mony and wa.s named t:n.,ter Queen;· members I ::Jiershey, Frost and , ' jiirl!mond took part in the ~: KOPS Circle of Light; and d~ Bond received three ;ii!Wards for her weight loss. Members will participate · recipes to share. The group meets every in the Meigs County Relay for Life on Friday, May~. Tue!;day at Torch Baptist Dianne Bums pre$Cnted a Church. Weigh,in is from pro~ram on ways ' to make 5:15' to 6:15 p.m. with .a rectpes and meals more meeting at 6 :3(). for infornutritious. 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Lows in the upper The .WOftl of America's 2.9 million registered nurses to save •lives and to maintain the health of millions of individuals is Chance ohain 70 percent Thursday night...Sh,owers 40s. North winds 5 to I0 mph. the locus of this year's National Nines Week, oelebrated annually May 6-12 throughout the United States. This year, the Saturday••. Panly sunny. with a .chance of thunderAmerican Nurses AsSociation has selected "Nurses: Making A 'Difference Every Day" as fue theme for 2!i08. From bed-. storms., Lows in the upper Highs around 70. · side nursing in hoSpitals and long-tenn care facilities to the halls of researCh institutions, state legislatures, and Congress, the depth and breadth of the nursing profession is meeting the e~~;panding health care needs of American societY. Mayor leonard "Buster" Riffle, center, is shown with members of the Pleasant Valley Hospital Patient Services' team. Mayor Rillle signed a proclamation in honor of National Nurses' Week at the non-pr:ofit facility. Shown are, left to right, Melody Hill, RN of the Education Department, Carol Ga11rett, AN, Critical Care Unit Manager, Sandra Wood, Vice-President of Patient Services, Usa Many, AN, MedicaVSurgical Unit Manager, Sue Hussell, AN 0t the Education Department, Mary AEP (NYSE)- 43.72 Ohio ValleV Bane Corp. (NASShamblin, RN, Staff Nurse and Terri Rees, RN, Staff Nurse. For more information about patient services at Pleasant Akzo (NASDAQ) - 82 DAQ)-25 Ashland Inc. (NYSE)- 56.10 BBT (NYSE)- 35.15 • Valley Hospital please call, (304) 675-4340, Ext 1248. •' 11re . Church events Local Weather ' ' Thursday, May 8 hands and weight gain. SYRACUSE - Syracuse Luckily, after. my fourth visit to a psychiatric ward. I Village Council, special got serious about my life. I meeting, rescheduled .regufound a wonderful psychia- lar meeting, 7 p .m., village trist, and now I..take the cor- halL Tuesday, May ll rect medication. I want to POMEROY - Bedford tell other bipolar people to try again on the medication. Township lrustees will · ·There are new ones .all the meet 7 p.m. at the town halL Thnrsday, May 8 . · time. I feel like a different person, without all the anxiLONG · sorroM ety and highs ana lows. And Revival through May 9 at · ODS Faith Full Gospel Chufl;h, 7 . I know I nCC\1 to take ·the medication for the rest of p.m. Peacemakers to sing my life. And that is OK. Thursday, May 8 Friday. with refreshments, Brichter Now in San Shade fellowship to follow. CHESTER . RUTLAND - Revival River Lodge 453, 7:30p.m. Bemanlino Dear Brighter Now: at the hall. Refreshments. services at the Little Patch . of Heaven on Higley Road, Congratulations on being TUPPERS PLAINS motivated enough to get VFW Post 9053. 7 p.m. ; Rutland , 7 p.m.. each. evening. Different ministers help, and bless you for Meal at 6:30 p.m. encouraging others. SYRACUSE .to speak , special singers Allnie 's Mllilbox is writ- Wildwood Garden Club, . each night. For more inforten by Katlty MiJclu!U and 5:30 p.m. at the Syracuse marion call Rev. Margaret Marcy Sugor, lo11gtimt: f!ili- Community center. Barbara Robinson , 742-4520. ton of lire A1111 Ltuulers Koker to present program on . POMEROY - Relay for t:obutuL ~'kart: f!-msil your window and porch boxes. Life benefit hymn sing, 7 quetdiolls tD tlllnit!smail- · CHESTER Chester p.m. at the First Southern flox@comauLMt, or writt: Shade Historical Baptist Church featuring ID: Amlit! 's Mllilbox, P. 0. Association meeting in the Forgiven 4 and local Box 118190, Chicago, IL Courthouse, 7 p.m. singers. Sponsored by Reed 60611. To find out more POMEROY-Alphalota ·and Baur Insurance of about Allllit!'S Mailbox, Masters. 11 .:30 luncheon at Pomeroy. For more infor- . mul rea4 fetllllns by other the. Pomeroy United · mation call 992-3600 or Creoton Syll4icale writers Methodist Church. 992-4580. RACINE Sonshine mul CtUtoonists, visit the mother-daughter Cnlltors Syndicatt: Web Circle page tli www.CI'f!atDrs.com. banquet, 6 p.m. Bethany United Methodist Church Monday, May 12 fellowship halL TUPPERS PLAINS Saturday, May 10 POMEROY -Christian Eastern High School conMotorcycle Association, cert band. choir. handbell "Delivered" Chapter, regu- choif and sixth-grade beginlar · meeting, 5 p.m., ning band will perform Common Grounds, new spring concert, 7 p.m., high school gym. Free admission . members welcome. Monday, May 12 POMEROY .Meigs County Republican Party, Saturday, May 10 7:30 p :m. Meigs County PARKERSBURG. W.Va. Courthouse. POMEROY -Big Bend -Nellie Aumiller will celFarm Antiques Club, 7:30 ebrate her 90th birthday on p.m,, Mulberry Community May 10. Cards may be sent Center. . to 4002 Cypress St.. POMEROY Meigs Parkersburg, W.Va. ' ••• . . • ' '' ••• t)o.int ,tllta~ant 1\tgilttt and Daily Sentinel School Band High Boosters, 6 p.m. in the bandroom. Events and fundrdisers to be discus~d. Tuesday, May 13 HARRISONVILLE Harrisonville 255 OES ., p .m. al hall . 7:30 Refreshments by men .· Birthdays ................ ..... ~allipoli~ (i.e., grandfather), but I've been told it is more socially acceptable now. What do you say?- Happy Falhertu-Be m Sanoy tlorida Dear · Happy Falher-tuBe: It still isn't exactly cricket to use a "2" in any ~rm if your child is named after you, althoogh wha1 is acceptable to you and your wife is what matteD;., and franldy, most people won't ilolice or care. Of course, the baby only becomes "Junior" if be has your first, middle and last names. If you change his middle name, he no longer uses any !iuffix at all . Dear ,\nnie: since there · has been discussion in your column about bipolar illness, I would like to share what I have learned, being bipolar all my life. I' ve been married five times, tried to kill myself five times·and bad to fde for bankruptcy about l 0 years · ago. Wben I was on highs, I would buy lhings and have inappropriate relationships with men. I went lhrough oountless jobs because I quit or did unprofessioual things. I llad no impulse controL I refused to take medication because the side effects were hair loss, shaky Public meetings ::"PVH celebrates National Nurses Week· 1111111111 Ills . ., Carleton/Meigs '· Industries--hold·'Mini-Relay' BY KATHY lltTateu. .t~ ....._ ' • Community Calendar Try the 'when in Rome' approach International Week 2008 at OU takes personal approach ATfffiNS -£very member of the Ohio University COIIlli)unity has a unique life story that has been sl)aped ·by the success they have achieved, the hardships they've overcome and the · people who have touched their lives. Sharing those stories · is what brings a community together. · That's exactly what planners of the 2008 International Week celebration had in mind when selecting this ·year's festival theme. "Your World, Your Story" will honor the international customs and culture . that enhance life 'in Athens. Scheduled for May 11-18, the annual festival traditionally attracts thousands of students, ·faculty, staff and com. munity members who participate in a wide range of edu.catioual 'and cultural events. As always, the week will ... culminate with the muchanticipated International Street Fair, an event featur. ing food, dance and dress from around the globe. Amanda Yusko, an international· student adviser in the university's International Student and faculty Services office, said the committee wanted . to focus on some of the indi·vidual stories that add to the Cl\ffipuS' cultural diversity. 'There are so many wonderful and engaging stories among our students, faculty • ANNIE'S MAILBOX ' c- '1t'·ther AYTON (AP) A was sentenced ' Thursday, May 8, 2008 ~ '· . PageA3 ~ the Daily Sentinel · · " . js&,.MOnOtSDAYIIDlllS I THURSDAY- 9:30.- 5:00 · FRIDAY- 9:30-7:00 SAT\JRDAY- 9:30- 5:00 ,......... All Bed100111 ' 25%0FF . FE Clqlet Pld willa r of 11J MWcarpet. n••• Entertainnlent Centen& TV SU..da 25%0FF . Sire Hours: Mon ..fri.9:30-5:00 Sal.9:3().1:00 113 CXUU'SII&IJQBOV,(HO OOUICICLWIIUERJr • • �Page·A2 . 'REGIONAL The Dail . y Sentinel '; lb':'J'Sday, May 8, 2oo8 .i Mother sentenced in deaths.of children Montgomery County Common Pleas . Court Judge Michael Tucker imposed two 15-.yl!ars-to· hfe•terms on S1lverman and ordered them serve consecutively. , The sentence was part of the 1plea agreement reached last month, when Silverman pleaded guilty to rwo counts ednesday to at lea~t 30 years in prison for setting the fllle ~at killed her two young ·children. · "I would take it bact if I could,'" Heather Silverman, 25, .of suburban West Carrollton, said l>efore she was sentenced. of murder and three counts of vated arson. s&an•s daughter, 4~onth-old , K~ylee Silverman, was killed m the July 2006 fire at the farni- · ly's home in W~st Carrollton. Her brother, 4year-old Mikel Silverman, died later at a hospital. The fire began two hours . before a court . hearing on whether the county's· child welfare agency should be allowed to take lemporary custody of the children. Silverman's husband, Doron · Silverman! was accused of JIIOlestmg the boy. His conviction on gross sexual imposition was reverseid on appeal STAFF :REPORT . NEWSOMYDAILYSENTINEL.COM POMEROY The AmeriCan Cancer Society's Reach to Recovery program prorides infmmation and support to anyone facing bJeast cimcer through one-{)n-one oontact with Ametican Cancer Society volunteers. The .program is funded through Relay For Life money and is based on the feeling that talking with' a volunteer can help those facing breast cancer find the strength and resources to .. ·!J0Pe with their experience ' ,aiJ!i( to move forward as a sJJ)\vi:vbr. · !Reach to Recovery volun1eeri> si:lrve as role models and offer support before, duri!Jt·and after a breast cancer 4iilgnosi_s. l)Iey are women Miho have experienced breast cancer and who continue to · five productive lives. They · are trained to provide information . and · support to women or men who have been diagnosed w.ith breast cancer or who may be facing a breast cancer diagnosis. Volunteers may meet with someone either face-to-face or by telephone. Meigs County has three · such .womel] who ·have •' ( lt: ,1:~ ' ' • . ~ • • comfortable and ·leads to self-esteem. . ~·~-~·~·IM~CW~St~JGJ~·~~~~~ higher Should I do as the . Dear Alu~R: I am deeply Europeans do when we visit ' , involved with a wonderful his family? Should we mise : , . man. I was channed by the our children to be nudists• ,, fact that "Arnie" remained Should· I break it off ·· undressed until it was time because I am uncomfort: ' to leave the house. I soon able?--Cbe"Y Oaase. Md. ·' .joined him and enjoyed eat- · Dear Olevy <llase: This is a very personal choice. , ' mg breakfast in the buff. Arnie is Dutch and was When it comes to raising raised in a bouse where children, it generally is best nudity was lhe norm. His .to be able to oover up when ~ts and siblings all slept necessary by keeping robes m the nude, soaked in the liandy. It becomes a bigger _: , ~y hot tUb together and issue when the' ldds have . · VISited nude beaches. friends over or 'when they · We are planning a trip to reach puberty and are uncom, Europe to do some touring fonably aware of their par. ; aad visit Arnie's family. It ents' bodies: But take one , will include nude hot-tub- thing at a time. For your . ' · bing and beaches. Arnie upooming visit, try the "when · assures .me I . can wear a in Rome" appro;lch and see · bathing suit, but I will be · how you feel about it Bnng a : self•conscious if 'I'm the swirnsuitjustincase. only clothed person. But · Dear Amlie: My wife and I'm not sure I'm ready to be I are expecting our first child. naked in a group. .a boy, and she would like to Also, we'd both like to name hiin after me (for have children, but he wants · which I am truly honored). to raise them as he was · . However, we both abhor raised and I am not so sure. the. idea of "Jr." Is it proper · · Nudity didn't harm Arnie, to use tbe Roman numeral but is it OK for the kids? . "IF instead? I know strict ·.-Arnie.can't understand why etiquette demands it be used : Americans are so hung up only for a child who bears . about this. He believes !be name of a family mem. · ttudity is healthier, more ber other than the father '' ;:·. BY F• q•eETM RIGEL ERIGELOIIVDAILYTRIBUNE ,ct:~M CROWN CITY - West VIrginia State Poliee believe · that they've found the bodies of an elderly cou·ple that has been 'missing ·from Crown City for two months. Patty and Willal'd "Bill" .frye have .been missing since March 14, 2008. They were last seen at a gas station in ··Wayne County, W.Va driving a dark blue Fool Focus. Both suffered from dementia-related illnesses and Patty was also a diabetic. · Their vehicle was report~ edly found by a family friend on Tuesday morning. It had been abandoned over a hillside in a heavily wooded area in Wayne County near Dunlow, W.Va. Emergency crews with .canine assistanCe began ~hing the area anJIIIld the car WedoeSda:y llllll1l;ing and found rwo bodies nearby. Th~ bodies were .foUnd approximately I 00 yards from each other. Although the bodies are believed to be the Fryes, they have not yet been positively identified. According to a news release, there are no obvious signs of foul play, but troOp.ers are continuing to investigate the incident. They said that the car was locked visible and there was damage to the car and no sign of blood or a sttuggle. The bodit;s are being tmnsported to Charle!iloli, W. Va, for autopsy · and p«.JSitive identification. State Police have towed tl)e car to a seeure location for processing. no Civil Wm; Day is May .17 GREENBO'ITOM., W.Va. The historic Jenkins Plantation Museum, located in the Green Bottom Wildlife Management Area . ' . . . Sl!bm- ptaD of Cabell County, will host a PiCtured (from left) are Meigs Co. Reach to Recovery Volunteers Maxine Griffith, Dr. Wilma Civil War Day on Saturday, Mansfield and Rhonda Cullums as they look at wigs available at the Fennan E. Moore May 17, from II a.m. to 4 ACS Cancer Resource Center. All three volunteers .are breast cancer ·survivors. Reach to p.m. The living history pro. Recovery is one of the many free services offered by the ACS via Relay for Life funds. gram is free and the public is invited to atte!l4 · . decided to dedicate their time Maxine is not new to volun- volunteers, please contact Spectators at the outdOor to. the program. Rhonda , teering for the American the coordinllfor. Rhonda at event will see reenactors in Cullums serves as the Reach Cancer Society as she helped 992-0805. For more infor· period costume, including to Recovery Coordinator and make the Meigs Relay · For fl'Ultion about the American the Levisa Artillery, a Cancer Society please call Confederate cannon compashe is a three-year survivor, Life a 24-hour event. If you. wqu.ld like to talk 1-800-227-2345, 24 hours a ny from Levisa, I(y. The Wilma . Mansfield is a sixyear survivor and Maxine with your one of the Meig,- day, seven dnys a week or group will give demonstraGriffith is a 20-year survivor. ·county Reach to Recovery visit www.cancer.of8. tions of camp life and conduct live cannon-frring demonstrations of a Civil War-era artillery unit. of Katherine Ferris . ·and staff, that it was very student and, later, as a www.ohiou.edu/internarion- Charleston will portray the difficu It to ,choose just one," leader who affec~d change alweek for 11Wre infbrmation living history chardCter Mary Yusko said] , · in his homeland. and a full schetbd£ of events. Anna Morrison Jackson, •..\' ·' . So they didn't. "He'll be here to tell a litCommi~ members opted tle bit about his story and to feature' nine individuals how that led him to Ohio from the Ohio University University and bai:k to l;Ollllllllnicy in its promotions Liberia to play a prominent for the week, .incorporating role in' the ·government and stories frOm ·Singapore to the rebuilding of the counSouth Africa and .. from try," Yusko said. Afghanistin .t o Australia. The address is at 7 p'.~q. Mlntemationa1 · Week is Monday, May 12, in Baker about celebrating the rich- Center Ballroom. h · ness that our university In· addition to D31ufs enjoys ·in the classrooms and visit, . the d,acumentarv residence halls, on the play- "Liberia: A Fragile Peace,1' ingfie1ds.andinthe·.research which tells about the tabs," Yusko ~d. "We feel Liberian people and their as •thoui!h we''Ve found a struggle toebuild after viou~ue and ~ate way lent civil w:ar, will be shown to ·highlight that." · in Baker eentcrlbeatre at9 The ieatumd .individuals p.m.- Sunday,Ma~l. · ....._ also 'Will share their experilntemaiiOOal >k: tradiences ·a t a storytelling session· . lions, such as ·the annual ·taltitled "Tales from Abroad, ent show, still will be among Mar, and Beyond," from II the staples of the weeklong · Performers a.m. to I p.m. Friday, May · celebration. IS, in .. Baker University from the International Center's -1804 Lounge. Student Union will sing, The "Your World, Your dance and · perform other · , Story" theme also will be cultural entettainments at 7 carried through the week's p.m. Thursday, May IS, in keynote address by Marcus Baker Center Theatre. Dahn, an Ohio University The' annual . International alumnus and deputy minis- Street Fair will again wmp ter of administration in the up the celebration. From ll Liberian ministry of .poSts a.m. to 5 p.m. May 17, Court , and telecommunications. · Street will be transformed Titled "A Long Road from into an international bazaar Nimba: One Man's Journey featuring the sights, ~meUs , · to Ohio University · and tastes and sounds of cultures Beyond." Dahn's address from around the globe. will highlight his experi- , Vtsit .the lntemationnl ences as an international Week Web site 'Wife of~ Geaaai J. "Stonewall" Jackson. Mary '"'imrd' to her native North -Carolina after Jacksoo'!i death and mganized and becajpe first president Of Stooewall laclcson 01apter 220 of the United Daughteli of the Confederilcy in Otadoue. The historic Jenkins family .home will be open fot self-guided tours, and Visitors can .e njoy bot dogs, chips and drinks. The Jenkins Plantation . Museum is on W.Va. 2 between Huntington 11nd Point Pleasant. It is listed in the National Register of Historic Places and on the Civil War Discovery TraiL The museum's regular hours are Tuesdays · through Saturdays from .10 a.m. to 4 e.m. lbpmas .me ,· • ••• ' • : •• i' ! ' : : I i StudentS, adult pallici• pantS, and staff from Carleton School and :M . s Industries , 8,19 ·recently walked thro1,1gh . Syracuse during their Mini-Relay !Or Life. 1 Students and adults ' raised over $1 ,400 lor the American Cancer Society with pie in the face and kiss the goal fund raisers. The Relay for Ule of Meigs County is tomorrow and Saturday at the Meigs County Fairgrounds. Pictured (from left) Joan Hart, 'Bill Rice, Frankie Council and Teresa Carroll lead the mini relay walk. Subm-photo • . ' ' •• Youth events ' • j Dove Brothers to sing at area church May 11 • ADOISON -Nationally" Quartet have become a The group was awarded date. The group has also , known gospel artists The ·household name in south- Horizon Grou.p of the Year appeared for,Senior Citizens in 1999 and Favorite and Religious Night at the • Dove Brothers will be in em gospel music. • ooncett at Addison Freewill The group is best known . Traditional Male Quartet at Gallia County JUnior Fair. • Baptist Ch=:h on Sunday, for such hits as '"Dido 't It the 2002 Singing News Fan Current members are Rain," "Get Away Joo:lan," Awards, and haven't missed McCray Dove, Eric Dove. : May ll at 6 p.m. · 1 • .There is no charge ;ind all "Just Another Hill," the a beat since. Their culrent Jerry Martin, Jerry Kelso number one hit "Anything recording, . ''Never the and David Hester. : are invited to attend. For 11Wre information, Formed in 1998 by But Ordinary, Everything But Same," is tbe group's most • brothers McCray and Eric '!Ypical" and their biggest hit critically acclaimed .and -contact Pastor Rick Barcus •• Dove, the Dove Brothers to date, "I Can Pray." ground-breaking .album to at 367-7063. JJ9.ail!' QrribUJlt. ' ..• I .! .' , . COOLVILLE Judy ; Morgan was named weekly • best weight-loss winner and ~ Connie ·Rankin runner-up at the M.ay 6 meeting of lOPS •! ('rake Off Pounds Sensibly) : <llapter IIOH 20 l3 Coolville • with 14 members present : KOPS (Keep Off Pounds • Sensibly) members · LaChresia Bogardus, Mary i Clel.and, May Frost and · l Patticia Richmond were in : leeway. • Nine members attended : the lOPS Area Recognition · ! Days on May 3 in Lancaster i where the chapter won an : award for having the most • members in attendance ii) ! the Southeast Ohio area; LoUise Hershey took part in · : the KOPS graduation cere: mony and wa.s named t:n.,ter Queen;· members I ::Jiershey, Frost and , ' jiirl!mond took part in the ~: KOPS Circle of Light; and d~ Bond received three ;ii!Wards for her weight loss. Members will participate · recipes to share. The group meets every in the Meigs County Relay for Life on Friday, May~. Tue!;day at Torch Baptist Dianne Bums pre$Cnted a Church. Weigh,in is from pro~ram on ways ' to make 5:15' to 6:15 p.m. with .a rectpes and meals more meeting at 6 :3(). for infornutritious. 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Lows in the upper The .WOftl of America's 2.9 million registered nurses to save •lives and to maintain the health of millions of individuals is Chance ohain 70 percent Thursday night...Sh,owers 40s. North winds 5 to I0 mph. the locus of this year's National Nines Week, oelebrated annually May 6-12 throughout the United States. This year, the Saturday••. Panly sunny. with a .chance of thunderAmerican Nurses AsSociation has selected "Nurses: Making A 'Difference Every Day" as fue theme for 2!i08. From bed-. storms., Lows in the upper Highs around 70. · side nursing in hoSpitals and long-tenn care facilities to the halls of researCh institutions, state legislatures, and Congress, the depth and breadth of the nursing profession is meeting the e~~;panding health care needs of American societY. Mayor leonard "Buster" Riffle, center, is shown with members of the Pleasant Valley Hospital Patient Services' team. Mayor Rillle signed a proclamation in honor of National Nurses' Week at the non-pr:ofit facility. Shown are, left to right, Melody Hill, RN of the Education Department, Carol Ga11rett, AN, Critical Care Unit Manager, Sandra Wood, Vice-President of Patient Services, Usa Many, AN, MedicaVSurgical Unit Manager, Sue Hussell, AN 0t the Education Department, Mary AEP (NYSE)- 43.72 Ohio ValleV Bane Corp. (NASShamblin, RN, Staff Nurse and Terri Rees, RN, Staff Nurse. For more information about patient services at Pleasant Akzo (NASDAQ) - 82 DAQ)-25 Ashland Inc. (NYSE)- 56.10 BBT (NYSE)- 35.15 • Valley Hospital please call, (304) 675-4340, Ext 1248. •' 11re . Church events Local Weather ' ' Thursday, May 8 hands and weight gain. SYRACUSE - Syracuse Luckily, after. my fourth visit to a psychiatric ward. I Village Council, special got serious about my life. I meeting, rescheduled .regufound a wonderful psychia- lar meeting, 7 p .m., village trist, and now I..take the cor- halL Tuesday, May ll rect medication. I want to POMEROY - Bedford tell other bipolar people to try again on the medication. Township lrustees will · ·There are new ones .all the meet 7 p.m. at the town halL Thnrsday, May 8 . · time. I feel like a different person, without all the anxiLONG · sorroM ety and highs ana lows. And Revival through May 9 at · ODS Faith Full Gospel Chufl;h, 7 . I know I nCC\1 to take ·the medication for the rest of p.m. Peacemakers to sing my life. And that is OK. Thursday, May 8 Friday. with refreshments, Brichter Now in San Shade fellowship to follow. CHESTER . RUTLAND - Revival River Lodge 453, 7:30p.m. Bemanlino Dear Brighter Now: at the hall. Refreshments. services at the Little Patch . of Heaven on Higley Road, Congratulations on being TUPPERS PLAINS motivated enough to get VFW Post 9053. 7 p.m. ; Rutland , 7 p.m.. each. evening. Different ministers help, and bless you for Meal at 6:30 p.m. encouraging others. SYRACUSE .to speak , special singers Allnie 's Mllilbox is writ- Wildwood Garden Club, . each night. For more inforten by Katlty MiJclu!U and 5:30 p.m. at the Syracuse marion call Rev. Margaret Marcy Sugor, lo11gtimt: f!ili- Community center. Barbara Robinson , 742-4520. ton of lire A1111 Ltuulers Koker to present program on . POMEROY - Relay for t:obutuL ~'kart: f!-msil your window and porch boxes. Life benefit hymn sing, 7 quetdiolls tD tlllnit!smail- · CHESTER Chester p.m. at the First Southern flox@comauLMt, or writt: Shade Historical Baptist Church featuring ID: Amlit! 's Mllilbox, P. 0. Association meeting in the Forgiven 4 and local Box 118190, Chicago, IL Courthouse, 7 p.m. singers. Sponsored by Reed 60611. To find out more POMEROY-Alphalota ·and Baur Insurance of about Allllit!'S Mailbox, Masters. 11 .:30 luncheon at Pomeroy. For more infor- . mul rea4 fetllllns by other the. Pomeroy United · mation call 992-3600 or Creoton Syll4icale writers Methodist Church. 992-4580. RACINE Sonshine mul CtUtoonists, visit the mother-daughter Cnlltors Syndicatt: Web Circle page tli www.CI'f!atDrs.com. banquet, 6 p.m. Bethany United Methodist Church Monday, May 12 fellowship halL TUPPERS PLAINS Saturday, May 10 POMEROY -Christian Eastern High School conMotorcycle Association, cert band. choir. handbell "Delivered" Chapter, regu- choif and sixth-grade beginlar · meeting, 5 p.m., ning band will perform Common Grounds, new spring concert, 7 p.m., high school gym. Free admission . members welcome. Monday, May 12 POMEROY .Meigs County Republican Party, Saturday, May 10 7:30 p :m. Meigs County PARKERSBURG. W.Va. Courthouse. POMEROY -Big Bend -Nellie Aumiller will celFarm Antiques Club, 7:30 ebrate her 90th birthday on p.m,, Mulberry Community May 10. Cards may be sent Center. . to 4002 Cypress St.. POMEROY Meigs Parkersburg, W.Va. ' ••• . . • ' '' ••• t)o.int ,tllta~ant 1\tgilttt and Daily Sentinel School Band High Boosters, 6 p.m. in the bandroom. Events and fundrdisers to be discus~d. Tuesday, May 13 HARRISONVILLE Harrisonville 255 OES ., p .m. al hall . 7:30 Refreshments by men .· Birthdays ................ ..... ~allipoli~ (i.e., grandfather), but I've been told it is more socially acceptable now. What do you say?- Happy Falhertu-Be m Sanoy tlorida Dear · Happy Falher-tuBe: It still isn't exactly cricket to use a "2" in any ~rm if your child is named after you, althoogh wha1 is acceptable to you and your wife is what matteD;., and franldy, most people won't ilolice or care. Of course, the baby only becomes "Junior" if be has your first, middle and last names. If you change his middle name, he no longer uses any !iuffix at all . Dear ,\nnie: since there · has been discussion in your column about bipolar illness, I would like to share what I have learned, being bipolar all my life. I' ve been married five times, tried to kill myself five times·and bad to fde for bankruptcy about l 0 years · ago. Wben I was on highs, I would buy lhings and have inappropriate relationships with men. I went lhrough oountless jobs because I quit or did unprofessioual things. I llad no impulse controL I refused to take medication because the side effects were hair loss, shaky Public meetings ::"PVH celebrates National Nurses Week· 1111111111 Ills . ., Carleton/Meigs '· Industries--hold·'Mini-Relay' BY KATHY lltTateu. .t~ ....._ ' • Community Calendar Try the 'when in Rome' approach International Week 2008 at OU takes personal approach ATfffiNS -£very member of the Ohio University COIIlli)unity has a unique life story that has been sl)aped ·by the success they have achieved, the hardships they've overcome and the · people who have touched their lives. Sharing those stories · is what brings a community together. · That's exactly what planners of the 2008 International Week celebration had in mind when selecting this ·year's festival theme. "Your World, Your Story" will honor the international customs and culture . that enhance life 'in Athens. Scheduled for May 11-18, the annual festival traditionally attracts thousands of students, ·faculty, staff and com. munity members who participate in a wide range of edu.catioual 'and cultural events. As always, the week will ... culminate with the muchanticipated International Street Fair, an event featur. ing food, dance and dress from around the globe. Amanda Yusko, an international· student adviser in the university's International Student and faculty Services office, said the committee wanted . to focus on some of the indi·vidual stories that add to the Cl\ffipuS' cultural diversity. 'There are so many wonderful and engaging stories among our students, faculty • ANNIE'S MAILBOX ' c- '1t'·ther AYTON (AP) A was sentenced ' Thursday, May 8, 2008 ~ '· . PageA3 ~ the Daily Sentinel · · " . js&,.MOnOtSDAYIIDlllS I THURSDAY- 9:30.- 5:00 · FRIDAY- 9:30-7:00 SAT\JRDAY- 9:30- 5:00 ,......... All Bed100111 ' 25%0FF . FE Clqlet Pld willa r of 11J MWcarpet. n••• Entertainnlent Centen& TV SU..da 25%0FF . Sire Hours: Mon ..fri.9:30-5:00 Sal.9:3().1:00 113 CXUU'SII&IJQBOV,(HO OOUICICLWIIUERJr • • �• OPINION· The Daily Sentinel . • The Daily Sentinel dency to · lie, versus McCain, the free trader corporatist who for the bulk of · his life never knew anything but epaulets and gold braid. Despite Hillary's claim that she had reservations about NAFTA from its inception. documents reveal that she placed herself in the very thick of the fight in . support of it. And still the ueending · talk of change. Meanwhile. the movement toward a global economic police state as · outlined in Revelation 13 continues and will continue to proceed. Jeff Fields Synu:11se Democrats (740) 992-2156 • FAX (740) 992-2157 www.mydllllpMtlnel.com Dan Goodrich Publisher Charlene Hoeflich General Manager-News Editor Congrus sludl malu no law rupemng an establishment of rtligion, or prohibiting t1at frte exercise thtreof; or abridging t1at frwlom of speech, or of tht press; or tht right of tht ptoplt peaceably to asstmblt, arul to petition tht Govemmt!llt for a rdrus ofgrinartaS. - The First Atnendment to the u.s. Constitution TODAY IN /HISTORY Deer Etlilor: April 21: "Democrats fired up for November victories." Reality forces me to adopt my customary role as party pooper. At this point at least, :victory is not an absolute certainty contrary to what the local party faithful believe. Much has been made regarding party crossovers. Some of this is engineered. Millions of white racist working class ethnics would vote against .Obama out of I spite, but Republicans would like nothing better . than for Hillary to be ·the nominee. GOP pooh-bahs would need little raJiying cry to summon its legions Dear Editor: from the tennitariums . One wonders why Meigs That's why right-wing County doesn 't go after a donors like Richard Mellon truck stop on U.S. 33. There Scaife support her. It would is no truck stop anywhere be Hillary the free trader between Columbus and corporatist, who has a ten- Charleston, W.Va. locate buck stop Today is Thursday, May 8, the I 29th day of 2008. There are 237 days left in the year. · Today's Highlight in History: On May 8, 1945, President Truman announced in a radio address that World WarD had ended in Europe. On· this date: In I 541 , Spanish explorer Hernando de . S~;>to reached the Mississip.pi River. · . In 1794, Antoine Lavoister, the father of modem chemistry, was execiite3 on the guillotine during France's Reigu of Terror. · · In 1846, the frrst major battle of the Mexican-American War was fought at Palo Alto, Texas; U.S. forces led by General Zachary Taylor were able to beat back the invading Mexican forces. In 1884, the 33rd president of the United States, Harry S. Truman, was born near Lamar, Mo. In 1958, Vice Presi~nt Richard Nixon was· shoved, stoned, booed and spat upon by anti-American protesters in Ltma, Peru. In 1962, the musical comedy "A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum" opened on Broadway. In 1973, militant American Indians who'd held the South Dakota hamlet of Wounded Knee for 10 weeks surrendered. In I 978; David R. Berkowitz pleaded guilty · in 'a Brooklyn courtroom to murder, attempted murder and assault in connection with one of the "Son of Sam" shootings that had terrified New Yorkers. Teo years ago: Big Tobacco rsettled with the state of Minnesota for $6.6 billion as the state's lawsuit was •about to go to a jury; Minnesota ·became the fourth state to settle with the tobacco industry over the costs of treating smoking-related illnesses. I Five years ago: The Senale unanimously endorsed adding to NATO seven former communist nations: Bulgaria, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Romania, Slovakia and Slovenia. A federal grand jury indicted Chinese-born California socialite Katrina Leung on charges that she'd illegally taken, copied and kept secret documents obtained fro!D an FBI agent. (A federal judge later dismissed the case against Leung, rebuking prosecutors for misconduct.) A Russianbuilt clirgo ,plane lost a door over Congo, hurling more than I 00 Congolese soldiers and their families to their deaths. One year ago: The Pentagon announced that it had notified more than 35,000 Army soldiers to be pre~ to deploy to Iraq beginning in the fall. Bitter eoenues from Northern Ireland's bloody past joined forces atop a new Northern Ireland government. · Today's Birthdays: Comedian Don Rickles is 82. Naturalist Sir David Attenborough is 82. Singer Tot;li Tennille is 68. Actor James Mitchum is 67. Jau: musician Keith Jarrett is 63. Singer Philip Bailey (Earth, Wmd and Fire) is 57. Rockabilly singer Billy Burnettf: is 55. Rock musician Al~x VaJ_J Hlilen is 55. Actor Ste~ Furst is 54. Actress Melissa Gilbert IS 44. Country mus1c1an Del Gray is . The Fill>t Amendment 40. Singer Enrique Iglesias is 33. Actress Julia Whelan is 23. guarantee of religious freeThought for Today: "What you see is news, what you dom serves as the very corknow is background, what you feel is opinion." - Lester nerstone of American liberMarkel, Ameliican editor ( 1894-1977). ty. By minimizing sectarian ' political rivalries, . it has helped American religious institutions to flourish. To the connoisseur of. human folly, however, it's literally Letters to the editor are welcome. They should be less a godsend, providing an than 300 words. All lette.rs are subject to editing, must be signed, and include address and telephone ruunber. No endlessly diverting spectaunsigned letters will be published.' Letters shou/(J be. in · cle of gullibility and fanatigood taste, addressing issues, nor persoJUJlities, Letters of cism. Judging by recent thank.. to organizations and individuals will1101 be qccept- American history, there's oo doctrine so self-destructive ed for publication. that some fast-talking scoundrel can't gather a band 'of zealous followers, nor any shortage of softheaded defenders to rationalize their transgressions. (USPS21~ Reader Services After more than 900 KoolOhio~~·--. Aid suicides at Jonestown, Correction Paller Pubtilhad awery a1temuou, Monday the self-immolating Branch Our main 001 ICer r' mall stories is to through Frl<lay, 111 Court - · · .Oavidians of Waco, and be accurate. ~ you know or an error Pomeroy. Ohio. -those peculiar young ' men in a story, calllhe newsroom a1 (740) ~paid''"""-· who ltilled the!Dselves. in 992-2156. •a: The ANci<*IN Prell and the Ohk> Newapapd ~tiutJ . ' San Diego in the rapt expec-· Pa.tn , r. Send 8lth8l COfNCtatioo that benign space Our!MiniUnlla'lo' Iion& 10 Tho Doily · 111 Court aliens from Planet Nutball (7*1)1112..!1SI. St-. Pomeroy, Ohio o457611. ;1d transport their souls o.rp.r1nlelll-lllloi18 to extra-galactic techno•• ipliuiiiiMie paradise, one wouldn't have By - · • .17 thought further innovations One,... '111.14 Challene Hoellich, ~ 12 in the realm of magical o.llr .. A p lit. llflan Reed. Ext. 14 thinking possible. s.nior CJU I , _ A p w1tii: Beth Sergent. 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Young girls The Daily Sentinel *•. •••• -= o..e--. - or-... e POMEROY - average truck stop takes in around $7.8 million a year . and if one was buill here, there is no reason to think a restaurant and a . motel Dellr F'#W: wouldn't come next. This is in refetenoe to tbe Our county should be front page of die April 30 pushing to bring in all kinds · . paper "regardi~ ~The. of new business. I think our Inferno. : commissioners are right on It is outrage when ~ pushing for an emergency Christian or so-called room clinic to be built near Christian organillltioD . ' names their youth tbe Me1gs High School and feel "Inferno." Wb 1101cente£ ~-ustcal\ if someone talks to Petro or 1·t the ''Ga...sof tyHell . s·mce Travel Lodge truck stop the wOld "inferno" means a .owners, they too would hellish place or to be a5 jump in this area as fast as wick:cd or aui:I in oaiUre llli one can be built. to be die same inside. SO don't sit back, let's get 1 just want die families . talking what could we sup- that let their youth go· there port here. There are things to know that 1t is not just an we need and towns like inferno that gets us to heavPomeroy, . . Middleport, en, bu~ throl,lgh Jesus Christ Rutland, Racine and and him alone. John 14:6: Chester all have a need and "'I am the way, die truth and places to build. So if it's a the life. No man cometh gas station~vie cinema unto the Father but by me.' or bowling lanes you wiU saith Jesus." · support it. Our' county needs Josh Asbley work and all these ideas will Mi.Ukpel1 .. .A HaW MOCH .' ARE THE POSTERS? • Soulhem studanls recognized for 81!C BI I tee 110m lhe left, seated, Jansen Wolfe, Jetenry Dutton, Baylee ~.and Hope Teaford; and standing. Nalalie Wood, Lynze Tucker, Lindsey Buzzatd, Sarah EIOabaja, apd Courtney Ginther. Not present were Nathan Leamond and Michael Manuel. Mildred C. Fultz went to be with her Lord on May 6, 2008. She was born in .Pomeroy on April 12, 1916 to the late Oiades Schorn and Catherine R3W>Id Schorn. Besides her parents she was preceded in death by her first husband keoncdt S. McCullough; late£ husbands, Robert Monis and 1f:s Fultz; brothers, Alphonse Schorn and~ Schorn: and . Sisters; Alma Schorn, Marie Robinson, and Margaret Slack. ' She is survived bY. her son, Kenneth E. (Carol) McCullough; grandchildren, Kenneth McCullough, Jr.• Laura (Greg) Stewart. and Steven McCullough; two greatgrandchildren. Amorette ~alser and Carolann Stewart; lhree spectal mends, MIU'Cla Kearns, Angela Knapp and Brenda Darst; and several nieces and nephews. She was a homemake!' and lifelong member of Sacred Heart Catholic Church. : Visitation will be held on Thursday, May 8. from 6 to 8 p.m. at Sacred Hean Church. A vigil service will be held at 7:45p.m. Funeral ~ass will be celebrated by the Rev. Fr. Walter Hemz on Fnday, May 9, II a.m. Burial will follow at the Sacred Heart Cemetery. . , · Arrangements are being handled by Ewing Funeral Home. Ctwllw•l' l IPII:I\llt .._. ' • • Recognized for academic &ICC B11ettee from Eastern Looal School District -left to right. se lej, Holly Johnson, Jesse Morris, Brandon Coleman, Katie Keller, and Cheyenne Doczi, and standing, Kristin Fick, Hannah HysBft, WhihiBY Putman, Andtew Bissell, Morgan Werry, and Kyle ' Rawson. Jt¥e RCHuiut$ MIDDLEPORT - Joyce Romines, 54, Middleport, passed away on May 6, 2008, at Riverside Methodist Hospital in Columbus, following a brief illness. She was born Jan. 14, 1954, to Vl(gioia Madeline (Eblin) Pendelton and the late George W. Brickles in Middleport. She wO!kcd with electromagnetic data media for most of her life. Besides her father, she was preceded in death by a brother, Raymond Brickles. · · Besides her mother, she is survived by her husband, · Ro~rt Rommes. Sr., Middleport; children: Robert Ro101nes, Jr., PomeJ;Uy, Ashley Romines, Middleport, Joyce Romines, Middleport, Richard Romines, Amanda, llobbi Jo Kuhnert, Lichtenstein. Germany; a sister. Elaine Justice, Crystal Lake, lll.; a b,rother, George Brickles, Jr., Pomeroy; several nieces and nephews. · · Funeral will be at II a.m. on Friday, May 9, 2008, at Fisher A~derson McDaniel Funeral Homes in Middleport . Bunal will follow at Miles Cemetery. · , Visitation will be held from 6-8 p.m. on Thursday al the funeral home. . . Meigs Intermediate and Middle School students honored at the banquet were from the left, seated, Sadie Fox, Evan George, Miranda Gillilan, Kelsie Powell. Kalynn ~ymour, and Breanne Bonnett; and standing, Alyson DettwHier, t rento.n Prater, Cally Taylor, Olivia Cleek, Tiffany Francis, Cody Hanning, Kassandra Mullins. and Jennifer Robinson. Olivia CremBans was rBCOQ· nized but not present. Earl aeek 1 . migrated ·to Texas partly' argues Sara Robinson on die because states like Utah and invaluable Orcinus Web site; Ariwna, with higherpopula- don't understand that they're tions of orthodbll MollDOns, virt:ually slaves: , were wise to them. Equally "Almost every feature of objectionable, if harder to these women's Jives is deterprosecute, is the practice of mined by somedne else. culling teenage boys like They do not cboose what eJlcess roosters - the so- they wear, whom they live called "Lost Boys" wOJked with. when and whom they hard at far below minimum marry, or when and With mll$t be married and impreg- wage, then abandoned. . whom they have sex. From nated ASAP to save their Given the tragedy at the day they're boni, fhe}! husbands • immortal sOuls. Waco, Texas officials must can be reassigned at a If polygamy were the have been highly reluctant moment's ootice tO another whole story at the Yearning to act. The last thing the father or husband, another for Zion Ranch in Eldorado, state's already overbur- household oc 11110tbcc comTexas, it wouldn't matter dened, underfunded Child munity.... If they object to much. Bigamy is normally Protective Services agency any of this. they're subject to prosecuted only when needed was 463 new clients losing access to the resources there's deception or tax needing shelter from such they oced to raise their kids: fraud involved, "It injures modem corruptions as .tele- .lbey can be moved to a trailme. not whether my neighbor vision and the Internet, lest er with no bear, .and given believes in 20 gods or none," their religious sensibilities less food tbiUt more compliThomas Jeff~n fan10usly be violated. FLDS members ant wives, until they learn to wrote. "It neither pick:s my also shun processed foods, 'keep sweet."' pocket nor breaks my leg." wear clothj.ng unavailable.at . DoesitmBfter1haltbeorigSame deal with multiple ,Will-Mart·- the color red, ina191l call a!lef:dly from a wives, most would say. they believe, is reserved for 16-year-old grrl named. IJideed, given the popu- Jesus alone and are "Sara" wbo oomplaincd of Jarity of "Girls Gone Wtld" accustomed · to living = : : : : l y abused by hl:r. and "Barely Legal" videos together in large extended · ' husband inside in the secular world, it's family groups. Their F'trSt ' the Yearning fur Zion comtempting to see peddling Amendment rights must be pound · may have been a obedient young brides to hooored and protected, even hoax? Not nea:ssarily. As middle-aged husbands as a as the crtmes of the fathers long as Texas authorities stroke of ecclesiastical mar- must be prosecuted. · acted in good Iiiith. any evi-. keti.ng genius and leave Pow many crimes remains dence they \11100\'Cml should. FLDS members alone. to be seen. It appears ~y bold up in court; aldlough it's Unfortunately, there's a Ic>t · that the state's decision to sutdy ironic to bear people more .to it. Many brides , give DNA maternity and who complain constantly aren't legal at all; they're paternity tests to all of the about ainnnals being turned children, years younger children could tesult in loose on legal 'iedmicali- · than the legal age of con- numerous prosecutions. It's ties" argue thlll it shoold not. sent, which is 17 in Teus. already been determined that (Arkansas DemocratJeffs' zeal for mating Fts of 53 girls between the ages Gazette coiiUMist Gene as young as 13 with piOUs of 14 and 17 currently in Lyons is a national maga- ~ old gOatS ~y chosen stall: custody, 29' .have chil- zi,.e award wiiiMr and coby the patriarch earned him a dren and two are p-egnant. aJdiror of "TM Hllllting of Utah prison sentence a s., By definition, that's 31 lite P~Tsidmt" (St. Manin's accomplice to rape, lifter a counts of statutory ntpe. P~Tss. 2()()()). You CCIII e~ highly publicized trial 1be Persons moved by the Ide- . mail Lyons at geM-' . Yearning for Zion group · vised tears of FLDS WOIIICII, lyons2@sbcglobal.net.J · '- ,- '' c. Fultz If one was to build a mega put people to wod. n.,.~a · n1 truck stop here, it would take about 75 acres. 1be ftJ• OJ ·Thank heaven for little girls LETTERS TO THE EDITOR ... Obituariei OUR READERS' VIEWS 111 Court Sllwt • Ponaoy, Ohio Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Thursday, May 8, 2oo8 The Daily Sentinel • Paae As www.mydailysentinel.mm PageA4 • . RACINE -Earl Woodrow Cleek, 71, of Racine. passed away Tuesday, May 6, 2008, at the emergency department of Jackson General Hospital. Born December9, 1936, nearPonland, he was the son of the late John and Macie Raynes Oeek. Earl was a graduate of Racine High School in 19~, and almost immediately began working in Columbus for General Electric. He retired in 1991 after serving as the maintenance supervisor for 33 years. Earl was a member of the Ohio Quarter Horse Association, and raised and raced his own Quarter Horses as a hobby; and for years he and his s)lecial friend, Jennings Beegle, followed the fair circuit often racing against each other but always as close as brothers. He married Janice C. Davis in 1989 and she survives him along with four children: Douglas (Unda) Cleek. Mahwah, NJ., S~Boulelleand Julie (AI) Seamans of St. Peter1;burg, Aa., and Amber Minnicci of Londonderry, Vt; grandchildren: Robin (Travis) Ward, Nicole Johnson. Zachary Cleek, Brandi Boutelle, Otase Boutelle. Jared Thrall and Jericha Harriman. Also survivin~ are two step daughters. Kara (Jimmv) Dunkle, Zaoesvllle, and Kristy Stottsberry, Branden. Hi.; step grandchildren: Taylor, Shawn and Kyle Parrish and Tyler Poland, and a host of friends. IIi addition to his parents he was preceded in death by an llifant brother. Funeral will be held at ·10 a.m., Friday. May 9, 2008. at Cremeens Funeral Home, Racine. Officiating will be Rev. Kerry Wood, Interment will follow in the Stom: Lick Cemetery near Kenna, W.Va. . Visitation will be from 7-9 p.m. Thursday at the funeral home. Expressions of sympathy may he sent to·the family by visiting www.cremeensfuneralhomes.com. Please send donations in Earl Cleek· s name, to the Meigs County EMS , P.O. Box 748. Pomeroy, Ohio 45769. · Local Briefs Beliefit planned SYRACUSE - A basket game benefit for Chris Becker of Middleport will be held at the Carleton School Saturday. Doors open at 5 p.m. and games start at 6 p.m. Several ha<;kets and other items will be awarded with &I proceeds going to Becker: For the Record . Sentenced POMEROY - The following were sentenced in Meigs County Common Pleas Court: Bryon K. Martin, one year each, breaking and entering, gnmd theft. po.ssession of aiminal tools; Alex A. Craig, one year, unauthorized use of motor vehicle. 18 months, failure to appear after recognizance release; Danny J. Lantz. one year, possession of II)Orphine; David L. Butcher, 18 mo'!ths, grand theft o~ motor vehtcle, suspended, commumty control; James Adam Hi<;ks, one year, breaking and entering. Lori A. Thompson, five years; suspended, communiiy · cdntrol, attempted illegal manufacture of dlpgs; Michael R. · Richmond. one year each, consecutively•. two counts breaking and entering. grand theft; Joshua Marcum, motion to revoke community control, 18 months, vandalism. Dissolutions . POMEROY Dissolutions were granted in Meigs County Common Pleas Collft to Cary M. Dawson and Rebecca V, Dawson; Michael A. Baker and Amy L. Baker; and Carla Milhoan and Rhett Milhoan. · • Judgment • POMEROY- Ajudgmetlt was granted in Meigs County Common Pleas Court .to Eugene Hansen, and others. against Jay A. pcwhurst, and others. McClintock from Page At 'During McClintock's arraigumeni hearing in ' March. Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Matthew Donahue said ' McClintock allegedly confessed to the crime to members of the Stemwheel Festival bOard. Honored for academiC eXCBfleDOB were these Meigs High students, left to right, seated Tyler Andrews, Lauren Sames, Travis Dunham, Darby Gilmore, Scott Kennedy, and Annisha Kopec, and standing, Amy Barr, Talisha BBha, Megan Bush, Rebecca Hanstine, Bradley Jones, Kit1< Legar, Steven Stewart, and Alexa Venny. Hononid but not present were Chelsey Davis and Shane Milhoan. Banquet from Page At Bissell and his parents, Todd and Diana Bissell of Long Bouom. along · with John D. Costanzo. superintendent of the Athens-Meigs Educational Service Center, attended the Franklin B. Walter Award recognition event for the award winners from · each county held in Col.umbus recently. Nominees for the award from the other school districts were Amy Barr of Meigs and Sarah EI-Dabaja of Southern. Selection was made on the basis of academ- ic achievement. test soores, leadership skills. oommunity involvement, and an essay written by each one. Speaking at the banquet, Bissell credited his teachers with "bringing out the best" toward his achievements academically, his grandmother for encouragement, and his parents for Christian guidance and loyal support. The talented and gifted coordinator also ·recognized three Meigs eighth grade girls for achieving , first place among Metgs County teams in a competition called "Math Counts'' at Ohio University. They were Tiffany Francis. Jennifer Robinson. and Kasaodra M uHios. They were presented a traveling plaque with their names on it for display at the school, and they then presented it to Superintendent Buckley: Prior to the dinner. the pledge to the flag was led by Boy Scout Troop 299 sponsored by the Hemlock Grov~ Christian Church. The blessing before the · dinner was given by AI Hartson, pastor of the Middleport Church of Christ. ""A .1'-~N C~.f.r. "'~...... ..' t:-l ~ IIQil . . \' ~ "' 01> " -l > -~ I;] l'lllll*.-;.mrom ESRIA May10 Tri County Gospel Homecoming Grant from Page AI included along with the installation of severltl fire hydrants. A new six-inch line will he installecffrom a new fire hydrant in Rustic Hills to an existing hydrant on Bridgeman Street which will increase the water flow in -the area and increase available water for fire protection. The final phase 6f the project is the installation of pressure valves and other necessary lines and connections which will allow Syracuse to connect to the Pomeroy water system in the event of an emergency or loss of a Syracuse watel' source. · Cunningham acknowledged the work of the Syracuse Board of Public Affairs for planning the project, Hoffman for finding the funds , as .well as· Zoller and Casto for their assistance in receiving the ARC grant Engineering on the project is ell~o begin by the first Part/ of September. · ·. >., · new'rrrtlh'J 1 rilt llc•RIIIIIMI .. • . . ,....... ,, 't --, 12 • •., .-ctrr .. tr •IIIJP,P,I• .... ,..,_ a at4$Jl•.lu•' 1 . ,.. .,.. a !IDa. dleywllltpaali"'U"ud • ......,..... Doors open 7pm . Box Olllce: QI2NI .... G Ill; IIIIo, OH (740)441-AAlS PIESCHOOI. UGISTIATIOII Tile E11UIW Loal Sde-Jul Dlsola rus*lllr&a' oMia• for dlle 2001·2009 ldlaDI YEW . . . . . . . . W•' •It, Mlr 21, 2001a 1111 1i 21 s.n' Hu' S.t • ' t 1· OM' hJ.,A 1 st•. ? ToYIIJA1• ~ ca lartllbf ~··• 740-992·1 �• OPINION· The Daily Sentinel . • The Daily Sentinel dency to · lie, versus McCain, the free trader corporatist who for the bulk of · his life never knew anything but epaulets and gold braid. Despite Hillary's claim that she had reservations about NAFTA from its inception. documents reveal that she placed herself in the very thick of the fight in . support of it. And still the ueending · talk of change. Meanwhile. the movement toward a global economic police state as · outlined in Revelation 13 continues and will continue to proceed. Jeff Fields Synu:11se Democrats (740) 992-2156 • FAX (740) 992-2157 www.mydllllpMtlnel.com Dan Goodrich Publisher Charlene Hoeflich General Manager-News Editor Congrus sludl malu no law rupemng an establishment of rtligion, or prohibiting t1at frte exercise thtreof; or abridging t1at frwlom of speech, or of tht press; or tht right of tht ptoplt peaceably to asstmblt, arul to petition tht Govemmt!llt for a rdrus ofgrinartaS. - The First Atnendment to the u.s. Constitution TODAY IN /HISTORY Deer Etlilor: April 21: "Democrats fired up for November victories." Reality forces me to adopt my customary role as party pooper. At this point at least, :victory is not an absolute certainty contrary to what the local party faithful believe. Much has been made regarding party crossovers. Some of this is engineered. Millions of white racist working class ethnics would vote against .Obama out of I spite, but Republicans would like nothing better . than for Hillary to be ·the nominee. GOP pooh-bahs would need little raJiying cry to summon its legions Dear Editor: from the tennitariums . One wonders why Meigs That's why right-wing County doesn 't go after a donors like Richard Mellon truck stop on U.S. 33. There Scaife support her. It would is no truck stop anywhere be Hillary the free trader between Columbus and corporatist, who has a ten- Charleston, W.Va. locate buck stop Today is Thursday, May 8, the I 29th day of 2008. There are 237 days left in the year. · Today's Highlight in History: On May 8, 1945, President Truman announced in a radio address that World WarD had ended in Europe. On· this date: In I 541 , Spanish explorer Hernando de . S~;>to reached the Mississip.pi River. · . In 1794, Antoine Lavoister, the father of modem chemistry, was execiite3 on the guillotine during France's Reigu of Terror. · · In 1846, the frrst major battle of the Mexican-American War was fought at Palo Alto, Texas; U.S. forces led by General Zachary Taylor were able to beat back the invading Mexican forces. In 1884, the 33rd president of the United States, Harry S. Truman, was born near Lamar, Mo. In 1958, Vice Presi~nt Richard Nixon was· shoved, stoned, booed and spat upon by anti-American protesters in Ltma, Peru. In 1962, the musical comedy "A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum" opened on Broadway. In 1973, militant American Indians who'd held the South Dakota hamlet of Wounded Knee for 10 weeks surrendered. In I 978; David R. Berkowitz pleaded guilty · in 'a Brooklyn courtroom to murder, attempted murder and assault in connection with one of the "Son of Sam" shootings that had terrified New Yorkers. Teo years ago: Big Tobacco rsettled with the state of Minnesota for $6.6 billion as the state's lawsuit was •about to go to a jury; Minnesota ·became the fourth state to settle with the tobacco industry over the costs of treating smoking-related illnesses. I Five years ago: The Senale unanimously endorsed adding to NATO seven former communist nations: Bulgaria, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Romania, Slovakia and Slovenia. A federal grand jury indicted Chinese-born California socialite Katrina Leung on charges that she'd illegally taken, copied and kept secret documents obtained fro!D an FBI agent. (A federal judge later dismissed the case against Leung, rebuking prosecutors for misconduct.) A Russianbuilt clirgo ,plane lost a door over Congo, hurling more than I 00 Congolese soldiers and their families to their deaths. One year ago: The Pentagon announced that it had notified more than 35,000 Army soldiers to be pre~ to deploy to Iraq beginning in the fall. Bitter eoenues from Northern Ireland's bloody past joined forces atop a new Northern Ireland government. · Today's Birthdays: Comedian Don Rickles is 82. Naturalist Sir David Attenborough is 82. Singer Tot;li Tennille is 68. Actor James Mitchum is 67. Jau: musician Keith Jarrett is 63. Singer Philip Bailey (Earth, Wmd and Fire) is 57. Rockabilly singer Billy Burnettf: is 55. Rock musician Al~x VaJ_J Hlilen is 55. Actor Ste~ Furst is 54. Actress Melissa Gilbert IS 44. Country mus1c1an Del Gray is . The Fill>t Amendment 40. Singer Enrique Iglesias is 33. Actress Julia Whelan is 23. guarantee of religious freeThought for Today: "What you see is news, what you dom serves as the very corknow is background, what you feel is opinion." - Lester nerstone of American liberMarkel, Ameliican editor ( 1894-1977). ty. By minimizing sectarian ' political rivalries, . it has helped American religious institutions to flourish. To the connoisseur of. human folly, however, it's literally Letters to the editor are welcome. They should be less a godsend, providing an than 300 words. All lette.rs are subject to editing, must be signed, and include address and telephone ruunber. No endlessly diverting spectaunsigned letters will be published.' Letters shou/(J be. in · cle of gullibility and fanatigood taste, addressing issues, nor persoJUJlities, Letters of cism. Judging by recent thank.. to organizations and individuals will1101 be qccept- American history, there's oo doctrine so self-destructive ed for publication. that some fast-talking scoundrel can't gather a band 'of zealous followers, nor any shortage of softheaded defenders to rationalize their transgressions. (USPS21~ Reader Services After more than 900 KoolOhio~~·--. Aid suicides at Jonestown, Correction Paller Pubtilhad awery a1temuou, Monday the self-immolating Branch Our main 001 ICer r' mall stories is to through Frl<lay, 111 Court - · · .Oavidians of Waco, and be accurate. ~ you know or an error Pomeroy. Ohio. -those peculiar young ' men in a story, calllhe newsroom a1 (740) ~paid''"""-· who ltilled the!Dselves. in 992-2156. •a: The ANci<*IN Prell and the Ohk> Newapapd ~tiutJ . ' San Diego in the rapt expec-· Pa.tn , r. Send 8lth8l COfNCtatioo that benign space Our!MiniUnlla'lo' Iion& 10 Tho Doily · 111 Court aliens from Planet Nutball (7*1)1112..!1SI. St-. Pomeroy, Ohio o457611. ;1d transport their souls o.rp.r1nlelll-lllloi18 to extra-galactic techno•• ipliuiiiiMie paradise, one wouldn't have By - · • .17 thought further innovations One,... '111.14 Challene Hoellich, ~ 12 in the realm of magical o.llr .. A p lit. llflan Reed. Ext. 14 thinking possible. s.nior CJU I , _ A p w1tii: Beth Sergent. 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Young girls The Daily Sentinel *•. •••• -= o..e--. - or-... e POMEROY - average truck stop takes in around $7.8 million a year . and if one was buill here, there is no reason to think a restaurant and a . motel Dellr F'#W: wouldn't come next. This is in refetenoe to tbe Our county should be front page of die April 30 pushing to bring in all kinds · . paper "regardi~ ~The. of new business. I think our Inferno. : commissioners are right on It is outrage when ~ pushing for an emergency Christian or so-called room clinic to be built near Christian organillltioD . ' names their youth tbe Me1gs High School and feel "Inferno." Wb 1101cente£ ~-ustcal\ if someone talks to Petro or 1·t the ''Ga...sof tyHell . s·mce Travel Lodge truck stop the wOld "inferno" means a .owners, they too would hellish place or to be a5 jump in this area as fast as wick:cd or aui:I in oaiUre llli one can be built. to be die same inside. SO don't sit back, let's get 1 just want die families . talking what could we sup- that let their youth go· there port here. There are things to know that 1t is not just an we need and towns like inferno that gets us to heavPomeroy, . . Middleport, en, bu~ throl,lgh Jesus Christ Rutland, Racine and and him alone. John 14:6: Chester all have a need and "'I am the way, die truth and places to build. So if it's a the life. No man cometh gas station~vie cinema unto the Father but by me.' or bowling lanes you wiU saith Jesus." · support it. Our' county needs Josh Asbley work and all these ideas will Mi.Ukpel1 .. .A HaW MOCH .' ARE THE POSTERS? • Soulhem studanls recognized for 81!C BI I tee 110m lhe left, seated, Jansen Wolfe, Jetenry Dutton, Baylee ~.and Hope Teaford; and standing. Nalalie Wood, Lynze Tucker, Lindsey Buzzatd, Sarah EIOabaja, apd Courtney Ginther. Not present were Nathan Leamond and Michael Manuel. Mildred C. Fultz went to be with her Lord on May 6, 2008. She was born in .Pomeroy on April 12, 1916 to the late Oiades Schorn and Catherine R3W>Id Schorn. Besides her parents she was preceded in death by her first husband keoncdt S. McCullough; late£ husbands, Robert Monis and 1f:s Fultz; brothers, Alphonse Schorn and~ Schorn: and . Sisters; Alma Schorn, Marie Robinson, and Margaret Slack. ' She is survived bY. her son, Kenneth E. (Carol) McCullough; grandchildren, Kenneth McCullough, Jr.• Laura (Greg) Stewart. and Steven McCullough; two greatgrandchildren. Amorette ~alser and Carolann Stewart; lhree spectal mends, MIU'Cla Kearns, Angela Knapp and Brenda Darst; and several nieces and nephews. She was a homemake!' and lifelong member of Sacred Heart Catholic Church. : Visitation will be held on Thursday, May 8. from 6 to 8 p.m. at Sacred Hean Church. A vigil service will be held at 7:45p.m. Funeral ~ass will be celebrated by the Rev. Fr. Walter Hemz on Fnday, May 9, II a.m. Burial will follow at the Sacred Heart Cemetery. . , · Arrangements are being handled by Ewing Funeral Home. Ctwllw•l' l IPII:I\llt .._. ' • • Recognized for academic &ICC B11ettee from Eastern Looal School District -left to right. se lej, Holly Johnson, Jesse Morris, Brandon Coleman, Katie Keller, and Cheyenne Doczi, and standing, Kristin Fick, Hannah HysBft, WhihiBY Putman, Andtew Bissell, Morgan Werry, and Kyle ' Rawson. Jt¥e RCHuiut$ MIDDLEPORT - Joyce Romines, 54, Middleport, passed away on May 6, 2008, at Riverside Methodist Hospital in Columbus, following a brief illness. She was born Jan. 14, 1954, to Vl(gioia Madeline (Eblin) Pendelton and the late George W. Brickles in Middleport. She wO!kcd with electromagnetic data media for most of her life. Besides her father, she was preceded in death by a brother, Raymond Brickles. · · Besides her mother, she is survived by her husband, · Ro~rt Rommes. Sr., Middleport; children: Robert Ro101nes, Jr., PomeJ;Uy, Ashley Romines, Middleport, Joyce Romines, Middleport, Richard Romines, Amanda, llobbi Jo Kuhnert, Lichtenstein. Germany; a sister. Elaine Justice, Crystal Lake, lll.; a b,rother, George Brickles, Jr., Pomeroy; several nieces and nephews. · · Funeral will be at II a.m. on Friday, May 9, 2008, at Fisher A~derson McDaniel Funeral Homes in Middleport . Bunal will follow at Miles Cemetery. · , Visitation will be held from 6-8 p.m. on Thursday al the funeral home. . . Meigs Intermediate and Middle School students honored at the banquet were from the left, seated, Sadie Fox, Evan George, Miranda Gillilan, Kelsie Powell. Kalynn ~ymour, and Breanne Bonnett; and standing, Alyson DettwHier, t rento.n Prater, Cally Taylor, Olivia Cleek, Tiffany Francis, Cody Hanning, Kassandra Mullins. and Jennifer Robinson. Olivia CremBans was rBCOQ· nized but not present. Earl aeek 1 . migrated ·to Texas partly' argues Sara Robinson on die because states like Utah and invaluable Orcinus Web site; Ariwna, with higherpopula- don't understand that they're tions of orthodbll MollDOns, virt:ually slaves: , were wise to them. Equally "Almost every feature of objectionable, if harder to these women's Jives is deterprosecute, is the practice of mined by somedne else. culling teenage boys like They do not cboose what eJlcess roosters - the so- they wear, whom they live called "Lost Boys" wOJked with. when and whom they hard at far below minimum marry, or when and With mll$t be married and impreg- wage, then abandoned. . whom they have sex. From nated ASAP to save their Given the tragedy at the day they're boni, fhe}! husbands • immortal sOuls. Waco, Texas officials must can be reassigned at a If polygamy were the have been highly reluctant moment's ootice tO another whole story at the Yearning to act. The last thing the father or husband, another for Zion Ranch in Eldorado, state's already overbur- household oc 11110tbcc comTexas, it wouldn't matter dened, underfunded Child munity.... If they object to much. Bigamy is normally Protective Services agency any of this. they're subject to prosecuted only when needed was 463 new clients losing access to the resources there's deception or tax needing shelter from such they oced to raise their kids: fraud involved, "It injures modem corruptions as .tele- .lbey can be moved to a trailme. not whether my neighbor vision and the Internet, lest er with no bear, .and given believes in 20 gods or none," their religious sensibilities less food tbiUt more compliThomas Jeff~n fan10usly be violated. FLDS members ant wives, until they learn to wrote. "It neither pick:s my also shun processed foods, 'keep sweet."' pocket nor breaks my leg." wear clothj.ng unavailable.at . DoesitmBfter1haltbeorigSame deal with multiple ,Will-Mart·- the color red, ina191l call a!lef:dly from a wives, most would say. they believe, is reserved for 16-year-old grrl named. IJideed, given the popu- Jesus alone and are "Sara" wbo oomplaincd of Jarity of "Girls Gone Wtld" accustomed · to living = : : : : l y abused by hl:r. and "Barely Legal" videos together in large extended · ' husband inside in the secular world, it's family groups. Their F'trSt ' the Yearning fur Zion comtempting to see peddling Amendment rights must be pound · may have been a obedient young brides to hooored and protected, even hoax? Not nea:ssarily. As middle-aged husbands as a as the crtmes of the fathers long as Texas authorities stroke of ecclesiastical mar- must be prosecuted. · acted in good Iiiith. any evi-. keti.ng genius and leave Pow many crimes remains dence they \11100\'Cml should. FLDS members alone. to be seen. It appears ~y bold up in court; aldlough it's Unfortunately, there's a Ic>t · that the state's decision to sutdy ironic to bear people more .to it. Many brides , give DNA maternity and who complain constantly aren't legal at all; they're paternity tests to all of the about ainnnals being turned children, years younger children could tesult in loose on legal 'iedmicali- · than the legal age of con- numerous prosecutions. It's ties" argue thlll it shoold not. sent, which is 17 in Teus. already been determined that (Arkansas DemocratJeffs' zeal for mating Fts of 53 girls between the ages Gazette coiiUMist Gene as young as 13 with piOUs of 14 and 17 currently in Lyons is a national maga- ~ old gOatS ~y chosen stall: custody, 29' .have chil- zi,.e award wiiiMr and coby the patriarch earned him a dren and two are p-egnant. aJdiror of "TM Hllllting of Utah prison sentence a s., By definition, that's 31 lite P~Tsidmt" (St. Manin's accomplice to rape, lifter a counts of statutory ntpe. P~Tss. 2()()()). You CCIII e~ highly publicized trial 1be Persons moved by the Ide- . mail Lyons at geM-' . Yearning for Zion group · vised tears of FLDS WOIIICII, lyons2@sbcglobal.net.J · '- ,- '' c. Fultz If one was to build a mega put people to wod. n.,.~a · n1 truck stop here, it would take about 75 acres. 1be ftJ• OJ ·Thank heaven for little girls LETTERS TO THE EDITOR ... Obituariei OUR READERS' VIEWS 111 Court Sllwt • Ponaoy, Ohio Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Thursday, May 8, 2oo8 The Daily Sentinel • Paae As www.mydailysentinel.mm PageA4 • . RACINE -Earl Woodrow Cleek, 71, of Racine. passed away Tuesday, May 6, 2008, at the emergency department of Jackson General Hospital. Born December9, 1936, nearPonland, he was the son of the late John and Macie Raynes Oeek. Earl was a graduate of Racine High School in 19~, and almost immediately began working in Columbus for General Electric. He retired in 1991 after serving as the maintenance supervisor for 33 years. Earl was a member of the Ohio Quarter Horse Association, and raised and raced his own Quarter Horses as a hobby; and for years he and his s)lecial friend, Jennings Beegle, followed the fair circuit often racing against each other but always as close as brothers. He married Janice C. Davis in 1989 and she survives him along with four children: Douglas (Unda) Cleek. Mahwah, NJ., S~Boulelleand Julie (AI) Seamans of St. Peter1;burg, Aa., and Amber Minnicci of Londonderry, Vt; grandchildren: Robin (Travis) Ward, Nicole Johnson. Zachary Cleek, Brandi Boutelle, Otase Boutelle. Jared Thrall and Jericha Harriman. Also survivin~ are two step daughters. Kara (Jimmv) Dunkle, Zaoesvllle, and Kristy Stottsberry, Branden. Hi.; step grandchildren: Taylor, Shawn and Kyle Parrish and Tyler Poland, and a host of friends. IIi addition to his parents he was preceded in death by an llifant brother. Funeral will be held at ·10 a.m., Friday. May 9, 2008. at Cremeens Funeral Home, Racine. Officiating will be Rev. Kerry Wood, Interment will follow in the Stom: Lick Cemetery near Kenna, W.Va. . Visitation will be from 7-9 p.m. Thursday at the funeral home. Expressions of sympathy may he sent to·the family by visiting www.cremeensfuneralhomes.com. Please send donations in Earl Cleek· s name, to the Meigs County EMS , P.O. Box 748. Pomeroy, Ohio 45769. · Local Briefs Beliefit planned SYRACUSE - A basket game benefit for Chris Becker of Middleport will be held at the Carleton School Saturday. Doors open at 5 p.m. and games start at 6 p.m. Several ha<;kets and other items will be awarded with &I proceeds going to Becker: For the Record . Sentenced POMEROY - The following were sentenced in Meigs County Common Pleas Court: Bryon K. Martin, one year each, breaking and entering, gnmd theft. po.ssession of aiminal tools; Alex A. Craig, one year, unauthorized use of motor vehicle. 18 months, failure to appear after recognizance release; Danny J. Lantz. one year, possession of II)Orphine; David L. Butcher, 18 mo'!ths, grand theft o~ motor vehtcle, suspended, commumty control; James Adam Hi<;ks, one year, breaking and entering. Lori A. Thompson, five years; suspended, communiiy · cdntrol, attempted illegal manufacture of dlpgs; Michael R. · Richmond. one year each, consecutively•. two counts breaking and entering. grand theft; Joshua Marcum, motion to revoke community control, 18 months, vandalism. Dissolutions . POMEROY Dissolutions were granted in Meigs County Common Pleas Collft to Cary M. Dawson and Rebecca V, Dawson; Michael A. Baker and Amy L. Baker; and Carla Milhoan and Rhett Milhoan. · • Judgment • POMEROY- Ajudgmetlt was granted in Meigs County Common Pleas Court .to Eugene Hansen, and others. against Jay A. pcwhurst, and others. McClintock from Page At 'During McClintock's arraigumeni hearing in ' March. Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Matthew Donahue said ' McClintock allegedly confessed to the crime to members of the Stemwheel Festival bOard. Honored for academiC eXCBfleDOB were these Meigs High students, left to right, seated Tyler Andrews, Lauren Sames, Travis Dunham, Darby Gilmore, Scott Kennedy, and Annisha Kopec, and standing, Amy Barr, Talisha BBha, Megan Bush, Rebecca Hanstine, Bradley Jones, Kit1< Legar, Steven Stewart, and Alexa Venny. Hononid but not present were Chelsey Davis and Shane Milhoan. Banquet from Page At Bissell and his parents, Todd and Diana Bissell of Long Bouom. along · with John D. Costanzo. superintendent of the Athens-Meigs Educational Service Center, attended the Franklin B. Walter Award recognition event for the award winners from · each county held in Col.umbus recently. Nominees for the award from the other school districts were Amy Barr of Meigs and Sarah EI-Dabaja of Southern. Selection was made on the basis of academ- ic achievement. test soores, leadership skills. oommunity involvement, and an essay written by each one. Speaking at the banquet, Bissell credited his teachers with "bringing out the best" toward his achievements academically, his grandmother for encouragement, and his parents for Christian guidance and loyal support. The talented and gifted coordinator also ·recognized three Meigs eighth grade girls for achieving , first place among Metgs County teams in a competition called "Math Counts'' at Ohio University. They were Tiffany Francis. Jennifer Robinson. and Kasaodra M uHios. They were presented a traveling plaque with their names on it for display at the school, and they then presented it to Superintendent Buckley: Prior to the dinner. the pledge to the flag was led by Boy Scout Troop 299 sponsored by the Hemlock Grov~ Christian Church. The blessing before the · dinner was given by AI Hartson, pastor of the Middleport Church of Christ. ""A .1'-~N C~.f.r. "'~...... ..' t:-l ~ IIQil . . \' ~ "' 01> " -l > -~ I;] l'lllll*.-;.mrom ESRIA May10 Tri County Gospel Homecoming Grant from Page AI included along with the installation of severltl fire hydrants. A new six-inch line will he installecffrom a new fire hydrant in Rustic Hills to an existing hydrant on Bridgeman Street which will increase the water flow in -the area and increase available water for fire protection. The final phase 6f the project is the installation of pressure valves and other necessary lines and connections which will allow Syracuse to connect to the Pomeroy water system in the event of an emergency or loss of a Syracuse watel' source. · Cunningham acknowledged the work of the Syracuse Board of Public Affairs for planning the project, Hoffman for finding the funds , as .well as· Zoller and Casto for their assistance in receiving the ARC grant Engineering on the project is ell~o begin by the first Part/ of September. · ·. >., · new'rrrtlh'J 1 rilt llc•RIIIIIMI .. • . . ,....... ,, 't --, 12 • •., .-ctrr .. tr •IIIJP,P,I• .... ,..,_ a at4$Jl•.lu•' 1 . ,.. .,.. a !IDa. dleywllltpaali"'U"ud • ......,..... Doors open 7pm . Box Olllce: QI2NI .... G Ill; IIIIo, OH (740)441-AAlS PIESCHOOI. UGISTIATIOII Tile E11UIW Loal Sde-Jul Dlsola rus*lllr&a' oMia• for dlle 2001·2009 ldlaDI YEW . . . . . . . . W•' •It, Mlr 21, 2001a 1111 1i 21 s.n' Hu' S.t • ' t 1· OM' hJ.,A 1 st•. ? ToYIIJA1• ~ ca lartllbf ~··• 740-992·1 �' lblll'Sday, May 8, 2008 Page A6 • The Daily Sentinel ..... ... RELAY FORUR• ary fll 11le .leDII Relay for Life is !WM ""' ill n • a crat l!ltller, a belie....- ...t a "Lover oflife".lt is...... ... of. tile lard-';' tuibibukd by Mr. M~ .... his ........ !' could llappeo lhat tile Relay for Life Evmt lias gauwa OVer the ,ar'5. I , • We Mw. You, l\fr. Moore!!! We'~ U. F--• ..r:.m;., ,.~•. , widl/ree *'"" ,.., &., . ..., r •. r~~ """•" · H.,e LGA&u, trllicll ~ flelpM JOIIT 11 gl' :s, ftitllils uti/...,/illflfree, ... I llf'liN lu t .• wk• that,.,., ::w.ury .wfirl:t ... ~ is no finish •nlil we find a """" f or •oonoer... · 6:00 - SuMvon; RegiiS!Diiob widl rqlftU, tutl~so ; ·rs -lisa. y_,.P'Ii rt cllon li'Mrie~ oac:v ,.,ae~~ts MJqiNn liiJ c:.Il _, ~iti<m otSpoo""" . ~ilion ofTeams Heol1h ReooV<f)' l'r<!l:notions 1-810-ACS-l.US tit J:«J .... ID fllllc tD •fi'iatll!, bowletfJ'edle , _ . . dUHWII---'fW7"ns,fiRifli*illf«R , - , , . , CMFer1 tMI 1 f wi ID ,._, rt cr-f'S· H. ' ·we MMY /lftlllr-- Afnliwws is l#w INfM We l :lS Joey W':Jooxoo · s:W AI::J.is Hill 8:'10 . Still Stan:fiJIJ! Dusk: l lJmjnuy Service. l'!rayer- F -Waller Hoinr: Salq;- Brcncla l'llalio at 740-992-6626 En. 24 (Monday through Friday from 8:00am - 4:00pm) Specilll dumlcs to Sue & John lightfoot for nudcing 1M lighUd "HOPE" / sign. We qpreciate your collli.nwtl commitment to Reilly. ' . ' 985-3301 s•n . ltELAY'f! ,..._bforllll YH- a«g tD fiPt ..U joflrrwJ of,...,.,. ,.MiltS •liltle ec;r)tlila a • M., M utlltltla tutlllelp •s • wr «f t · lifr!!! 1«JJJ M~ C01111ty Rd«y for Life Cn ·rr r o-,....._, * Speolcer- Linda Maycr, C.:....,... Survivor Jeri"Hill- Raci11< United Melhodist Oluroh Signing Team Spcal<cr- Rae Moore- CaregiiiCf Lighting of "Candle of Hopcn Lap in Silc:nce Soq · BJ'Oildal'balin Remember - This is a SJIK>I:ie tree, alcohol free . and pet-free evenL Midnight Madness- Music, Games and Jots m""' JO,OO ROCfiJN' REGGIE · sm.-day - Bmalcfast Ill be iiOIVCd by MiddlCpwt- Potueroy llatary Club 1m - - 9:30am IO:U Closing en,gaaui . 2008 Rday for Life Comm~ Jo Ami Oisp- OWiperoon Billie Han:la, llnrome Develop:nmt Dm.ctor SusicAbbott Melissal..ambett Stc\'e IIdia Linda Mayer Julio~ tt...:Moon: 1llrri F:fc Dave lblriJ t:Joerie JoniiD · Courtney Sim MalyWolfe . 'Sp•ms<lfell by:· Middleport - Pomeroy Rotary Wbere: Meigs County Faiigrounds 'When: May 1'0, 2008 'Suggested Donation: .Wuhs - $5.00 Kids 12 & under '$2!00 All you can eaL All.~s lbcncfit Meigs County Relay For Life Uckets may be purchased .81 tbe event. • "'*" The Shoe Place &Locker219 Valley Lumber &Supply 992-5627 Middlepou t, Ohio 992-6611 • this infonnation is press~ in fun and creative way for al ages. For lhe younger folks, a coloring co:lle st illusb4tiilg healthy At Relay for Life, lifestYles wins a prize for all partic:Qlants. Kids of 811 ages can participate . in the games at the Health Promotions Tent. · Blood Ptessure and fat saeenings will be offered ..Information on various types of wil be available, with registered nurses present to anstfJ9r any questions you may have. Numerous local health ganizations will be represented. l:lodY cancer THINK PINK The Meip cancer Initiative, Inc. wil present the "Think Pin!( project Whlctt makes mammograms and travel vouchers available to Meigs County women ages 40-49 who are uninsured and income eligible. MDCI, Inc.. wsll also have information available on breast health. Plan on taking a few l;q)s through the health Prpmotions area and see what we all · have.to offer! I 2008 _Meigs County Rellzy For Life Sponsors • ·•" ' 'IOPSPONSOIIS Powell' Food Fm . AEP (Gavin, Spom, Motmtaineer) I'LA11NUMSPONSOIIS- $7!1 2007 Gold Wmg5 llld Rlos Festival GOLD:-~ · PDK Construction O'Bicness Health Systems 9921059 992-5132 110 992~4.51 Reba Insurance Agency BRONZE- $100 Anderson- McDaniel Funeral Home James G. Mouining Family Healtbcare, Inc . 992-2955 Pomeroy, Ohio . . t::£:) ~ ute-~,H~Farm " cc:·:IF:·~· 011 UitOII Pl. P1 P1ue ' • 8Uiine8&• Boati• 'Mokacreles ~wv It, WV T·:e•sPIIIna,OH RapiWMillng: Auto C>wnrM. - l>dJJlilutuol• Grongo Cuiliiiibi cial • ~ Ohio Fal'fnefS Bonding COl Ill*"*" .... Welllfilid tnluranoe Co. 214 E Main Street • f'omeroy, Ohio · 992-6687 or 992-21143 , POWELL'S The Vaughan·Agency Providing a ...m<1 ~ cboioe minslnDce. FOOD FAIR ' Pomeroy Pomeroy' 992-5252 992-9784 . and Jewelry 992-2155 992-2635 Pomeroy, Ohio Middleport, Ohio Meigs·County Health Department 112 E. Memorial Dl ive~ Suite A Pomeroy, 01145769 740-992-G836 Jeff Warner Insurance 99~-5432 . --~-- • Agencies Inc. Pomeroy ... Pleasant Valley Hospital 304-675-4340 1310 ' HOLZER CLINIC Print Shop . . 992-3345 Middleport, Ohio Ingels Carpet Insurance 992-7028 Middleport, OH I. I I 992-6677 :-. · MEIGS INDUSTRIES . Pomeroy 992-5479 Quality .Ingels Electronics The Daily Sentinel Emait meiQCO::"Mt@@dh.ohio.4JOV MIIONWIDE .UIWtCE Dettwiller Lumber Home National Bank Mark: Porter GM Super Center King Hardware Wecan Fabricators The Daily Sentinel Southern Ohio Disposal Manley's Recycling Center .., ...._ ...... 1 . PDK CONSTRUCTION INC. · Association Meigs lndustries FnldW. Crow(19,5-1995) l. •Carson Ctuw 196 EAST SECOND ST. ·POMEROY, OH 992-3381 Meigs County Agricultural Society Shade River Coon Hunters MiddlepOrt DQ Downing Childs Agency I. Fnld W. Crow, SR (1819- 1957) . . or .Roou-y lntemational SILVER- $151 · 2nd New Horizons Pomeroy Legion ~w Webster #39 ~Plains VFW PQ!lt 9053 Ohio Valley Electric Corporation Janice Glen Doug & Connie Little Stewan Johnson VFW INUND- $l50 more WYVK- WMPO Holzer Clinic Holzer Medical Oenter Paul & Laurie Reed E 7 '11 1 Utll7 - . 1 Famiers Bank D.V. WeberConstmction Holzer Center for Cantzr Care CROW tawW.Offices . PoolefOV · tJJowning CftiU£ s ftigencg . --- - - - -•- "EARlY DETECTION S4VES LIVES" Middleport, Ohio 1 Pomeroy • patients a little easier.. 2008 Meigs County Relay for Ufe c-..ittte Pancake BR"Jl!kf:ast A Special "tlwW< ·t o A~ &:u::jidd for his .qforrs in setting 41p Glt4"' ... i"B the Heahl: f'rolnoliom Tem ond nts . JlJto Co ;;a: iuee l4'0Mld fike .to tluntk e ach ·ofyoM for yoMr SJqJpOrt .ofthe JO(J8 Ri.Jay for life and wiill yo• th< best ofeverything · ··i uJ:e jiln<r<e. Chester, Ohio Pomeroy mor1ality. Thanks for aU you are doing to fight cancer and make the journey of cancer . Jeny & Linda Vanlnwagcn 8..-dil VCIIOY Heallh Promotions is a major iocus of Relay for Life and a primary goal of lhe American Cancer Society. Education regarding prevention and eal1y delection of cancer is a key facto.t in l9ducing cancer incidence and RELAYll Sue Mai,;.,n Gladys~ 2008 RFL Pltuuring COIIIIIIiiUe Baumlumber ,,.en_, -4h eo. · resaudlur ID JiM !llraw•uw's atRs. Y011fln fo,r&c ~-; • ndwt•'1P!serw a.cs, libaz. .£111.1 -r,' Pa11:1eof~givers The Ferman E. Moore American CUoer Society (ACS) Canoe.- Resource Center was dedicated oo April!, 2008 at its new location within lbe Meigs County Health Deputment, which is located at 112 E. Memorial Drive In Pomeroy. The Meigs County ACS Advi-Y Board chose Moore as the center's n~e because he was a personification of hope, optimism and belief. Mr. Moore, who was aD J!.Vid supporte.r ufibe Meigs County Relay of Life since the early 1990s, developed aocer in tm. He was the Meigs County ACS Advisoly Board President from the time of its establisluocnt unlil his death in October 2007. The oenter is supported financially via local Relay fu£ Life monies and offers a variety of free resowces to dtose living with and/or caiing for people with cancer · including, but not limited to, information on all types uf canoer; a computer wilh lnlemcl aooess to locate other resoruoes; free wigs, prosthese, bras; retanls moCher free ACS services such as the Patient Nabigator Program. · For more infonnation, contact Commey Sim ~,u& THERE IS salfETH/Nti FOR EVERYONE AT HEALTH PROMOTIONS! As spring arrives, tens of thousands of volunteers are lacing up their sneakers .in preparatiop for die American Cancer Society's Relay for Life. Relay is a life-changing event for all who 1Ue part. Every step taken .at our local event will help raise money to suppmt our CIIDOel'-fighting mission ... .. . · .funds we will invest in research, patient services and ~s to teach all of us how to reduce our risk; of cancer. WHAT HAPPENS AT RELAY? Relay for Life is a fun;filled, overnight event. Teams gamer at local schools, colleges or public palls. striving to bqJ at least one ieam member w.1lling die tnck at all times. The firSt lap of eva:y · &elay 'honors cancer survivors of all ages, who walk ·t o dae cl!eers of family, friends and fellow Relayers . A special ceremony also hoooi'S those who ~ve provided care · for cancer patients. Friends, family and <earegivers are welcomed to take part.. As the sun goes down , scores of luminaria - each designed to depict the · lifestyle and/.or bobby of a loved one touched by cancer -light the track to remind Relayers of the power we share in pursuing .a cure. · When !!hey are sof walkirig, Relayers enjoy a bost of fun activities and food • provided by the teams. You will also find live music at our event. FIGHTING CANCER 365 DAYS A YEAR! Althougb Relay events take place from April through ~ugust, Relayers lrnow that figbting .cancer is a year-round job. This y9ar they. will have the. chance to prove .their commitment by making/personal pledges to suppott cancer prevention and awareness . They could mean helping a friend quit smoking, encouraging . others to get tested for cancer oor seeldng a healthier lifestyle for themselves. HELPING MORE PEOPLE BECOME SURVIVORS IS 11IE REASON WE r.. ~~nf-•li•*~~est,~tutl._, ~ hn4eofll:ams Survivor:; Reoeplioo - hMic:l by Rae Moore 6:•s . CELEBRATE, REMEMBE~ FIGHT BACK ' ' nt.. YOII~J'IHITC:I•-uir.J' t/wJtrcFel/«'6 Welcome -Opening Gt:re:nooy FlAig 1Wsing- 11uppci-s Plains V.F.W. Pos:. 9053 Salule .. o\mcl]ican ~ "'N-.Aolhemn- K.aJm GriJfith llllm:luctim ood l'lmldeofSurviv:m; 6:30 ~ FORUFE• I •cr.Y..,- .s qpsrteflldqis ~c.w-, r,.,. me ...,..,Iimlle sro • RELAY Is RELAY FORUFE• llw liNn oflldtly 1 1 - . We jrut lMUII 1D 1111 Y•-••-•41 StneBella · 11; ""'-' .. w ·- 'Tiuurk Yo"" M "g; CO.-illy:t Fair nr-.itsls • .. ·~ ' ~ Pice A7 .The Power of Purple CFIIIBUTE, l.tEMEMBDl, FIGHT BACK ~~ ic• Coaly Relay )by,. ••• 21111 Fe171Uln E. Moore . . 11le Daily Se.tmel • l'lllusday, May 8,18011 ca~<'st. 992-6681 Sy18CUII Hdme National Bank · 949-2210 • Racine, OH !I..Z··Ii3133 • Syracuse, OH . �' lblll'Sday, May 8, 2008 Page A6 • The Daily Sentinel ..... ... RELAY FORUR• ary fll 11le .leDII Relay for Life is !WM ""' ill n • a crat l!ltller, a belie....- ...t a "Lover oflife".lt is...... ... of. tile lard-';' tuibibukd by Mr. M~ .... his ........ !' could llappeo lhat tile Relay for Life Evmt lias gauwa OVer the ,ar'5. I , • We Mw. You, l\fr. Moore!!! We'~ U. F--• ..r:.m;., ,.~•. , widl/ree *'"" ,.., &., . ..., r •. r~~ """•" · H.,e LGA&u, trllicll ~ flelpM JOIIT 11 gl' :s, ftitllils uti/...,/illflfree, ... I llf'liN lu t .• wk• that,.,., ::w.ury .wfirl:t ... ~ is no finish •nlil we find a """" f or •oonoer... · 6:00 - SuMvon; RegiiS!Diiob widl rqlftU, tutl~so ; ·rs -lisa. y_,.P'Ii rt cllon li'Mrie~ oac:v ,.,ae~~ts MJqiNn liiJ c:.Il _, ~iti<m otSpoo""" . ~ilion ofTeams Heol1h ReooV<f)' l'r<!l:notions 1-810-ACS-l.US tit J:«J .... ID fllllc tD •fi'iatll!, bowletfJ'edle , _ . . dUHWII---'fW7"ns,fiRifli*illf«R , - , , . , CMFer1 tMI 1 f wi ID ,._, rt cr-f'S· H. ' ·we MMY /lftlllr-- Afnliwws is l#w INfM We l :lS Joey W':Jooxoo · s:W AI::J.is Hill 8:'10 . Still Stan:fiJIJ! Dusk: l lJmjnuy Service. l'!rayer- F -Waller Hoinr: Salq;- Brcncla l'llalio at 740-992-6626 En. 24 (Monday through Friday from 8:00am - 4:00pm) Specilll dumlcs to Sue & John lightfoot for nudcing 1M lighUd "HOPE" / sign. We qpreciate your collli.nwtl commitment to Reilly. ' . ' 985-3301 s•n . ltELAY'f! ,..._bforllll YH- a«g tD fiPt ..U joflrrwJ of,...,.,. ,.MiltS •liltle ec;r)tlila a • M., M utlltltla tutlllelp •s • wr «f t · lifr!!! 1«JJJ M~ C01111ty Rd«y for Life Cn ·rr r o-,....._, * Speolcer- Linda Maycr, C.:....,... Survivor Jeri"Hill- Raci11< United Melhodist Oluroh Signing Team Spcal<cr- Rae Moore- CaregiiiCf Lighting of "Candle of Hopcn Lap in Silc:nce Soq · BJ'Oildal'balin Remember - This is a SJIK>I:ie tree, alcohol free . and pet-free evenL Midnight Madness- Music, Games and Jots m""' JO,OO ROCfiJN' REGGIE · sm.-day - Bmalcfast Ill be iiOIVCd by MiddlCpwt- Potueroy llatary Club 1m - - 9:30am IO:U Closing en,gaaui . 2008 Rday for Life Comm~ Jo Ami Oisp- OWiperoon Billie Han:la, llnrome Develop:nmt Dm.ctor SusicAbbott Melissal..ambett Stc\'e IIdia Linda Mayer Julio~ tt...:Moon: 1llrri F:fc Dave lblriJ t:Joerie JoniiD · Courtney Sim MalyWolfe . 'Sp•ms<lfell by:· Middleport - Pomeroy Rotary Wbere: Meigs County Faiigrounds 'When: May 1'0, 2008 'Suggested Donation: .Wuhs - $5.00 Kids 12 & under '$2!00 All you can eaL All.~s lbcncfit Meigs County Relay For Life Uckets may be purchased .81 tbe event. • "'*" The Shoe Place &Locker219 Valley Lumber &Supply 992-5627 Middlepou t, Ohio 992-6611 • this infonnation is press~ in fun and creative way for al ages. For lhe younger folks, a coloring co:lle st illusb4tiilg healthy At Relay for Life, lifestYles wins a prize for all partic:Qlants. Kids of 811 ages can participate . in the games at the Health Promotions Tent. · Blood Ptessure and fat saeenings will be offered ..Information on various types of wil be available, with registered nurses present to anstfJ9r any questions you may have. Numerous local health ganizations will be represented. l:lodY cancer THINK PINK The Meip cancer Initiative, Inc. wil present the "Think Pin!( project Whlctt makes mammograms and travel vouchers available to Meigs County women ages 40-49 who are uninsured and income eligible. MDCI, Inc.. wsll also have information available on breast health. Plan on taking a few l;q)s through the health Prpmotions area and see what we all · have.to offer! I 2008 _Meigs County Rellzy For Life Sponsors • ·•" ' 'IOPSPONSOIIS Powell' Food Fm . AEP (Gavin, Spom, Motmtaineer) I'LA11NUMSPONSOIIS- $7!1 2007 Gold Wmg5 llld Rlos Festival GOLD:-~ · PDK Construction O'Bicness Health Systems 9921059 992-5132 110 992~4.51 Reba Insurance Agency BRONZE- $100 Anderson- McDaniel Funeral Home James G. Mouining Family Healtbcare, Inc . 992-2955 Pomeroy, Ohio . . t::£:) ~ ute-~,H~Farm " cc:·:IF:·~· 011 UitOII Pl. P1 P1ue ' • 8Uiine8&• Boati• 'Mokacreles ~wv It, WV T·:e•sPIIIna,OH RapiWMillng: Auto C>wnrM. - l>dJJlilutuol• Grongo Cuiliiiibi cial • ~ Ohio Fal'fnefS Bonding COl Ill*"*" .... Welllfilid tnluranoe Co. 214 E Main Street • f'omeroy, Ohio · 992-6687 or 992-21143 , POWELL'S The Vaughan·Agency Providing a ...m<1 ~ cboioe minslnDce. FOOD FAIR ' Pomeroy Pomeroy' 992-5252 992-9784 . and Jewelry 992-2155 992-2635 Pomeroy, Ohio Middleport, Ohio Meigs·County Health Department 112 E. Memorial Dl ive~ Suite A Pomeroy, 01145769 740-992-G836 Jeff Warner Insurance 99~-5432 . --~-- • Agencies Inc. Pomeroy ... Pleasant Valley Hospital 304-675-4340 1310 ' HOLZER CLINIC Print Shop . . 992-3345 Middleport, Ohio Ingels Carpet Insurance 992-7028 Middleport, OH I. I I 992-6677 :-. · MEIGS INDUSTRIES . Pomeroy 992-5479 Quality .Ingels Electronics The Daily Sentinel Emait meiQCO::"Mt@@dh.ohio.4JOV MIIONWIDE .UIWtCE Dettwiller Lumber Home National Bank Mark: Porter GM Super Center King Hardware Wecan Fabricators The Daily Sentinel Southern Ohio Disposal Manley's Recycling Center .., ...._ ...... 1 . PDK CONSTRUCTION INC. · Association Meigs lndustries FnldW. Crow(19,5-1995) l. •Carson Ctuw 196 EAST SECOND ST. ·POMEROY, OH 992-3381 Meigs County Agricultural Society Shade River Coon Hunters MiddlepOrt DQ Downing Childs Agency I. Fnld W. Crow, SR (1819- 1957) . . or .Roou-y lntemational SILVER- $151 · 2nd New Horizons Pomeroy Legion ~w Webster #39 ~Plains VFW PQ!lt 9053 Ohio Valley Electric Corporation Janice Glen Doug & Connie Little Stewan Johnson VFW INUND- $l50 more WYVK- WMPO Holzer Clinic Holzer Medical Oenter Paul & Laurie Reed E 7 '11 1 Utll7 - . 1 Famiers Bank D.V. WeberConstmction Holzer Center for Cantzr Care CROW tawW.Offices . PoolefOV · tJJowning CftiU£ s ftigencg . --- - - - -•- "EARlY DETECTION S4VES LIVES" Middleport, Ohio 1 Pomeroy • patients a little easier.. 2008 Meigs County Relay for Ufe c-..ittte Pancake BR"Jl!kf:ast A Special "tlwW< ·t o A~ &:u::jidd for his .qforrs in setting 41p Glt4"' ... i"B the Heahl: f'rolnoliom Tem ond nts . JlJto Co ;;a: iuee l4'0Mld fike .to tluntk e ach ·ofyoM for yoMr SJqJpOrt .ofthe JO(J8 Ri.Jay for life and wiill yo• th< best ofeverything · ··i uJ:e jiln<r<e. Chester, Ohio Pomeroy mor1ality. Thanks for aU you are doing to fight cancer and make the journey of cancer . Jeny & Linda Vanlnwagcn 8..-dil VCIIOY Heallh Promotions is a major iocus of Relay for Life and a primary goal of lhe American Cancer Society. Education regarding prevention and eal1y delection of cancer is a key facto.t in l9ducing cancer incidence and RELAYll Sue Mai,;.,n Gladys~ 2008 RFL Pltuuring COIIIIIIiiUe Baumlumber ,,.en_, -4h eo. · resaudlur ID JiM !llraw•uw's atRs. Y011fln fo,r&c ~-; • ndwt•'1P!serw a.cs, libaz. .£111.1 -r,' Pa11:1eof~givers The Ferman E. Moore American CUoer Society (ACS) Canoe.- Resource Center was dedicated oo April!, 2008 at its new location within lbe Meigs County Health Deputment, which is located at 112 E. Memorial Drive In Pomeroy. The Meigs County ACS Advi-Y Board chose Moore as the center's n~e because he was a personification of hope, optimism and belief. Mr. Moore, who was aD J!.Vid supporte.r ufibe Meigs County Relay of Life since the early 1990s, developed aocer in tm. He was the Meigs County ACS Advisoly Board President from the time of its establisluocnt unlil his death in October 2007. The oenter is supported financially via local Relay fu£ Life monies and offers a variety of free resowces to dtose living with and/or caiing for people with cancer · including, but not limited to, information on all types uf canoer; a computer wilh lnlemcl aooess to locate other resoruoes; free wigs, prosthese, bras; retanls moCher free ACS services such as the Patient Nabigator Program. · For more infonnation, contact Commey Sim ~,u& THERE IS salfETH/Nti FOR EVERYONE AT HEALTH PROMOTIONS! As spring arrives, tens of thousands of volunteers are lacing up their sneakers .in preparatiop for die American Cancer Society's Relay for Life. Relay is a life-changing event for all who 1Ue part. Every step taken .at our local event will help raise money to suppmt our CIIDOel'-fighting mission ... .. . · .funds we will invest in research, patient services and ~s to teach all of us how to reduce our risk; of cancer. WHAT HAPPENS AT RELAY? Relay for Life is a fun;filled, overnight event. Teams gamer at local schools, colleges or public palls. striving to bqJ at least one ieam member w.1lling die tnck at all times. The firSt lap of eva:y · &elay 'honors cancer survivors of all ages, who walk ·t o dae cl!eers of family, friends and fellow Relayers . A special ceremony also hoooi'S those who ~ve provided care · for cancer patients. Friends, family and <earegivers are welcomed to take part.. As the sun goes down , scores of luminaria - each designed to depict the · lifestyle and/.or bobby of a loved one touched by cancer -light the track to remind Relayers of the power we share in pursuing .a cure. · When !!hey are sof walkirig, Relayers enjoy a bost of fun activities and food • provided by the teams. You will also find live music at our event. FIGHTING CANCER 365 DAYS A YEAR! Althougb Relay events take place from April through ~ugust, Relayers lrnow that figbting .cancer is a year-round job. This y9ar they. will have the. chance to prove .their commitment by making/personal pledges to suppott cancer prevention and awareness . They could mean helping a friend quit smoking, encouraging . others to get tested for cancer oor seeldng a healthier lifestyle for themselves. HELPING MORE PEOPLE BECOME SURVIVORS IS 11IE REASON WE r.. ~~nf-•li•*~~est,~tutl._, ~ hn4eofll:ams Survivor:; Reoeplioo - hMic:l by Rae Moore 6:•s . CELEBRATE, REMEMBE~ FIGHT BACK ' ' nt.. YOII~J'IHITC:I•-uir.J' t/wJtrcFel/«'6 Welcome -Opening Gt:re:nooy FlAig 1Wsing- 11uppci-s Plains V.F.W. Pos:. 9053 Salule .. o\mcl]ican ~ "'N-.Aolhemn- K.aJm GriJfith llllm:luctim ood l'lmldeofSurviv:m; 6:30 ~ FORUFE• I •cr.Y..,- .s qpsrteflldqis ~c.w-, r,.,. me ...,..,Iimlle sro • RELAY Is RELAY FORUFE• llw liNn oflldtly 1 1 - . We jrut lMUII 1D 1111 Y•-••-•41 StneBella · 11; ""'-' .. w ·- 'Tiuurk Yo"" M "g; CO.-illy:t Fair nr-.itsls • .. ·~ ' ~ Pice A7 .The Power of Purple CFIIIBUTE, l.tEMEMBDl, FIGHT BACK ~~ ic• Coaly Relay )by,. ••• 21111 Fe171Uln E. Moore . . 11le Daily Se.tmel • l'lllusday, May 8,18011 ca~<'st. 992-6681 Sy18CUII Hdme National Bank · 949-2210 • Racine, OH !I..Z··Ii3133 • Syracuse, OH . �Bl The Daily Sentinel r.ce A8 • The Daily Sentinel 'lhlll'llllay, May 8, zoo8 .oo~.n--..:-•­ www.m~3-~m 0 Briefs ·[,ady Eagles score 15 in ~nd, cro8h MiDer 19-0 · Hou*CODiing sing Saturday . '' GALLIPOLIS - Fifth annual Tri-County Gospel Homeooming Sing is this Saturday at 1 p.m. in the Ariel 1"llellln:. 426 Second Ave. · . . Scbcduled to perform are Forgiven 4, The Gracemm. Eanhen Vessels, Mercy, Brian and Family Cooncction. Roush Family, The Grimm Family, Shafer/Collins Famil . . y, While Oak Quartet, soloists Valorie Clooch, Scott Fraser:, Amy Ours, Mark Coleman. Vickie Moon:: and Martie Short, KareD Polcyn. Donnie Boggs, New City Singers and Tri-County Gospel Ht>JIM"MDDing Cboir and Banc1. . For information, OOIWICt Rick Barcus at 367-7063. ' t I imp••••"" maem:e Marauders softball team shake hands with the Vinton · County l..ady · Vikings after winning a Tri-valley Conlerenoe Ohio Oiv.isioll game 9-5 \\ledneSday ~"=";;...- 15 runs in ibe second inning alone, batting around the mil% twice aod getliDs at ·in 1 RoCksprings. least one tun from every playc:. . . With the IIICicy;ule victo1)', &stem is now 5-3 in the · TVC Hocking and 7-9 over- Eric R 1 1. • 1' ;..., alL . ...... ·:Sami (lummins earned the \tin few 1he Lady Eagles. After a scotl:}ess facst, The sophomol:e snuck out Bland led off Eastern's half se110n <md waled nooe in of !be second wi.th a home BY r..c ......,.. five innings. Freshman Allie run, a shot to center field £RA~YSENrlNEl..COM Rawsen led the offensive that mpened the dood gates Charge, going 3-for-4 with a on its way out. Millec did ROCKSPRINGS It triple, a double, and six not R&:XXd the first out until wasn't aeccssarily the most Lady Marauders come back to beat Vmton County RBis. · aftel: Bland had batted for attracti\10 win, but then . Playing in lbeir final home the seamd time in the again, no one ever .awarded 8IID;IO were live ~ Eagle and the hosts wem up~ ema runs for style. $CII10l'5, and Cassie Hauber, By that point, each Lady After IMinf; the lead once kelsey Holter, Kathryn Eagle bad been to ~,]late and g!'tling JUst six bits in Bland, ~t: Davis, .a nd and rr.acbed base, not all, the Meigs Lady Sasba Co · were all rec- tong aftel: that point each Marauders broke a 4-4 tie ~ .accordingly. The had scomd a run. with fi11e runs in the sixdJ i\ve ha\'e a combined 11 and went on .t o defeat the yemofEastem varsity soft., ... a , • .Vmton County Lady VIkings ball between them. 9-5 in a Tri- Valley Conference ot..a Division softball game Wednesday. Meigs i.s illOW .500 in bGth 0 G~US - Gallia Academy High School's oboirs will stage their spring concert on Thesday, May 13 at 7 p.m. in the GAHS IUlditorium.. The concert will feature the seventh and eighth ~ choir, . concert choir, symphonic choir and Madrigals. Admission is $3. 4-H Fun Night · 0 regular ~son and divisional play, sitting at lQ.. 10 overall and 5-5 in the TVC Ohio. Sophomore M e r i Van M e t e r went 2-for-3 " 1111 with an RBI., and freshman Shellie Bailey had a double and two RBIS far Meigs. J.unior Hailey Ebersbach · was oo the mound for the seoood ~ in a row and ~ the win. She struck n QUI four and walked·1lhrce. Head coach Dave Fife, thong!! glad for lbe win, said be looking for a. little more efficiency and fewer mistakes fmm his team with so few games left in the season. The Lady Marauders struck ·out eight ·times and iiii3Dded seven runners. · With .t wo Quts, Meigs opened the scoring in the bottom of .the first with tlm\e walks and a bit batsman, all of whicb came in succession. They led 2-0 after one. It wasn't until the second inning that they'd get their first hit. Ebersbach and was V~tcr hit back-tcrback singles, but two fly outs ended 1Jhe inning before either could :o:iake it home. Wi1Jh the score still 2-0 at the start of the third, Vmton County quickly erased the deficit with three hits, including a three-RBI triple, and had a two-run lead by the end of the ·inning. Two strikeouts and a runner caught stealing meant three up, three down in the Lady Marauders' half of the third. Meigs made short wort of ., ·---.a SQuthef1l_boys blow past Belpre 13-3 ............ SPORTS CORRESPONDENT RACINE - Behind the four-bit pi~ of sopJio. Michael Man110l, the Sootbem Tomatine~ easily clipped the wings of fhe Belpre Golden Eagles Wednesday night during boys varsity baseball actimo at Star Mill PaiL Mtbon...t. Belpre is in the OhiO ~tilt goes in the books a a non-league tilt. Southem reaches the covetlld l5-win D.ark.against five losses as it marches 1110R: GAILIPOUS - Ballroom dance l.etiliOIIS ~ beiDa taught 011 Tuesday& dUs mon1h .ad into June at die Arid 'lbeatre banquet room, 426 Seoood Ave. lnstru,cUoo will tie in waltz ~ salsa. Clas&e& will be May6,13,'10and27, andJ~ 3 and Ht Waltz~­ at1 p..m. and salsa sessions ·~~eb.m. The cost is S60 per petSOD fm,- each session of.six , .or $11.0 per J1Cffi00 for . both sesstons. . . . · Instruction wiD be rJ.ven by Joe and <lM!ryl Li. The dresi; code is light, .caw&~ .clothes. Soft 1eattw: .or suede sole shoes are~ For more infOIDIBiion, oontact'Joe Li at (740) 418-'7000 or ming_45631 @yaboo.oom. ..... "" From left, Stephen SiS&On and J.D. Mar1de~ duke it ootover Jessica TI101npson, while£ric Fatle~ sleeps it all in "Broken Up," a comedy by Niq{ Hall slated for this weekend at 1he University of Rio Grande/Rio Gnnle Community College. oiTsion fi!IP . . , . _ Eastern -senior ~ryn Bland leads off of first base during a ntinamferenoe TVC softball game against ~lexander on Friday, Apfil25. in Tuppers Plains. Bland and senior teammates:Kel&erHolter. sasha()ollins,;Rvan Davis. and Cassie +18lilber tBilqgni2.ed Tuesday durifC Eastern's Senior Night When the lady Eagles played Miller. ,... .. - L---=== c a ·• .... •T-.5 Jlui --.... ....-- ......... Ill Vtnmn Oaunt,y, ~ :•: y err 1 ·: ......, "'flllt bd, &11-m. k r ilai-.,,ISp.m. ....... 7 ·:~ ~ ·-WIIIIiibid,SSI.m. ... .= ==·- . . . . lFj !! • .::. 1-' In twm, I p.m. .... ., ,"' 5' 11 ,--~~ 1p.m. . .. ~Us ·.-• •• ' I ·· - 1-7~2342- • '• 33' w-~-7-30011 .--~·my~wxc6\el.oom z •a r l'ltc ... ' \ '1, ... aiiiWltllo (1411 441 - . ... 113 s t 7 em,4al\a ••.oom ...,...r• l(&t .,ap~w..., (1<401441;U42, 1111.113 t r •11;dll;ll -..com Sk}rliae Speedway • Skyline Speedway will make a !lOC-o ond attanpt at its "Grand Reopening" festivities Friday after .a rain out last aiday~May 2. at the his~TEWART - •:aa p.m. · · Butterfly Release & Celebration 0 PVH Main En••ance "Gnnd Reopening" p.m. GlltiS n a -Oilrinillo,sp.m. Meigoal-.-, 5 p.m. « « __... __ PCI Ci - ~ ICI'IIIduMI Of 4 ; Ulng Ngl'l eGttool we~lly tpOrting -...nta lnvolvinl! MaridD1e Days • Annual PVH Hospice Tribute NEI.SONVHLE-Stuart's{)pel;aHousewelromesbid. C'C!llmmy nominated Bluegrass senSIIi.oo Cbroyholmes on Wednesday, May 14 at 8 p.m. In a previous pedormanor: at Stuart's, the band bas bad solc:kM shows. · .. Since its organization .in 1999, the band has developed a hilarious look at the road 9 and Saturday, May 10 at ond production for the to divorce. 7 p.m. Tickets are $7 at Shifting Stage Theatre into a bi.~ Nashville-based group which. was named 2005 lBMA's Entertainers of the Year. They are "Broken Up" takes the 1Jhe door. Group and is directed by described as embodying the Americ.can bluegrass 41am. URG stage on Friday, May "Broken Up" is ·t he sec- Michelle Miller. All six b.W.~ ~a l!UD sinpqg lead~· showcasmg tberr abilities. 1beir live shows include twm fjddles, Irish step .dancing, classic country yodeling, and oJd..timc claw hammer in addition to their dynamic bluegrass. They have oontinued to receive many industry nominaa li11ely ;perfonnance as calcs, rib sandwiches, Saturday and Suaday fea- tions and awank, incl~ding a Gramm..O...,.~ in 2006 s." Their strolling musicians stop to straWbeoy sbottcake, oob- lures old-fasbioned ~ for their first. CIOOliiiClcial release join in on a favorite tune. A biers, Greek and Italian spe- fun and games for all ages. second release on Suggs Family Reconts "Cberrybolines specialj;untcot.willbesetup cialties ' and .GeiUWl The festival wraps up If' was released in June 'JJXT1 and opeocd up .at I I on the on the grounds Cbat .will be sausages. The festival sales Sllllday with a gospel oonca:t Bi.llBoaidQJad:s. ~lmes have also become regular petformers on 1be histone Grand Ole ()pry. · manned with musicians play- tent will offer Vandalia in the theater at 6:30p.m. Tickets are $1 8 in advance tO£ $21 at the door. For more .ing on Salurday from II a.m. Gathering : T-&birts, caps, This year's festival will information call {740) 753-1924 or visit www.stuartsoperto~ p.m. and on Sunday from and other souvenirs, as well present two new activities.. altouse.org. II a.m. to 5:30p.m. The pub- as compact discs and cas- There will be a "Cakes, Pies lie is invited to jOin in ·and setteii tiom West. V~nia_'s and Preserves" contest on . ~· · finest.tt:aditional musuii.ans. - Sabirday lll''l" p.m:, fo!Wwed During the festival, 47 · The 2008 Vandalia by a "Cake Walk" at 4 p.m. . . . West Virginia craftspeople Gathering getS under way at · ~D6wn Home Visit" will HUN11NG10N, W.Va. - . Many hard-w<lltiQg men and will be demonstrating and 7 p.m. on friday, May 23., in give festival~ an oppor- women of the local rivrr indusny soon will celCbnte the selling their creations. the Norman L Fagan West tunity to vtsit with past ·2008 National Maritime Days. Visitors can shop for wind Vuginia Slllle Thealr:c Qf the Vanclalia Awfnl winners in The event will take place 10 a.m. 'to 6 p.m. May 16-18 at chimes, pottery, wall hang- Cultwal Center .with the all intimate setting. Hosted Ha!ris Rivet fmnt Park. ings, wood products, stained, Vandalia Sampler oonoert · by musicians John Lilly and Exhibits of equifmeut will be avlilable as well as IOWli fused and pressed . glass, fealuri• liiiiJie the festi- Geny Milnes, "Down Home of a workinft.~~boat. Visitors also will be able to parlici- · musical inSII'IIments, jewel- val's favorite performers. Vtsit" will take place on pate in dec activilies and leam dJe history .of the ry, silk scarves, candles, Activities on Saturday and Sillllrday from II un. ll!J1il rivers, as well as bow m be a lllck and dam operator. leather goods, baskets and a Sunday include old-time fid- 5:30p.m. and Sunday from The U.S. Coast Guard will promote homeland security. host of other items· in the die, ~ and :lap dnlcinv:r II a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Q:aft Cirole. Salsa, jellies, oompetitions, a gospel wod:Vandalia Gathering is a salad dre&sings, gourmet shop, as well as the oooular program of the West Vu:ginia colfee and tea. roasted outs, Liars Contest {bonCsti). A Division of Culture and c:hili aod dip ~ aod a. fiOCOfld oontest stage will History. The Cultural Centa varidy ada ~wtOO- ·bold oompctitioru; in flat pick is located in Charleston. ucts also wiD be av · · . In guitar. .mandolin and blue-: 'fake exit 99JGreenbrier addition, thele wiJl be ven- grass banjo. Traditional . Street off 1-64177. dors &dling plants lllllive to dance offenogs range from Visit tM division's webWest Vuginia. · • demonstrations of ethnic and site at www.WIICidt~Ur.org Vandalia food booths will square dancing in the Great for more informoliOfl or a feature a unique sampling Hall of the Cultural Center ID compkte schedule of of traditional and ethnic an <llitdoor flat foot dancing Vandalio GatMring evems. foods, including sucb stage where spectators are Call (304) 558-0220. favorites as hot dogs, roast- encouraged to jump in and Vandalia Gathering coned hamburg«s, bot kick up their beels. The Old- tests are open to West bologna sandwiches, funnel "Tune for Youn~-Uns area on Virginia resitknts only. II !!!!:!!!!!!!!1!!!!!!!!:!!!~~:2~~~-~ rom, town yet 111111 ·!IOOl'Cd vmcu·Taylor U'ot- squeezed hoe Riffle with a 8DI"fbc:r ban- ted home via a passed ball, perfect bunt down the line aer seaiJOI\. the fillOre W Southem. for the second run. An error After .a Belpre Ued the ·score in the let in the third and final run s •C o r e I e s s secollli when an aror .and a of the frame, the score now Belpre first Jared Azar single put run- 5-2 So11tbem. i. n n i n g , ·ner& at first and second. A Taylor continued his hitSouthem put passed ball advanced the ting surge in ·the fourth two twlS oo nmners, tben a 6-5 ground · inning with a two-run single the board .in out and fielder's choice that led to an outbreak fivethe fust brouabt bome the two ·runs run stint for the host ••.__., inning. Wes fordie ·t ie. 2-2. Tornadoes. On inning later, R i f f l e Soutbem reassumed the Taylor hammered a two-run reached on an etror and lead in dle third wben Ryan home run over the; fence, Jordan Taylor sinded. Butch Cba1man w.a lked, Riftle then a hit batter {Mamhout) Mambout walkod" and Kreig ' reached on an crmr, Taylor scOred on a Kleski RBI sinKieski was hit by a pitch to waled and MarDhout hit a '~••• - 5 d u-.. • f«ce ;home a run. Another sacrifice fly; Kleski Cherryhohnes plans show Vandalia Gathering slated for May.23-25 CHARLESTON, W.Va. _..,·On Memorial Day weekend, May 23-25, the Cultural Center and State Capitol grounds will be 1he site of the 32nd Vandalia Gathering -the state's annual celebration of the traditional ans, music, dance, stories, crafts and food of West Vuginia. The free festival's unique blend of' ethnic and cultural beritage combines an atmosphere as oomfonable as a , family reunion with dJe excitement of a state fair. The Vandalia ~g creates new meii10J'ICSc each year for the thousands of :visJtors wbo Dock from ac,oss the Mountain State and around the coumry ID celebrate traditions passed from generation to generation. lbe festival pa)'' tribule to West Vrrgima s mountain culwre and ·edmic heritage by sbowcasing a Vll'iety of c:raftspcop1e and perfOOJiet'S. For those wbo love the sounds of traditional music or woold like to be imroduced to il, Vandalia Gathering can fit the bilL Coocens and oontestli fill !be weekend, and musical jam ser sioll5 ·spri11g up all over the . . J!l"''nds At any moment, a lleo4!Jb the site of Lady 8Y E.: ltMmoi.M · TUPPERS PLAINS - It was Sc:ni<Jr Night at Faslml Higb Scbool; and the Lady ~e' softball team foond ·1111 excellent way to cdelxate, pultinJ on an offensive · exhibition Tuesday Willi a 19-0 drubbing of the Milia:. Lady Falrons in a. Tri- Vallc:y Conference PFDRO - Anolher big .event bas been scbeduled for Wayne Nati~Jnal Forest's Lake Vesuvius Rem:alion Area. Malt: your calendar fur this Saturday for .an day of fishing for kids and their famili"''. · Community y~ age 15 and below are inwted to come out ID dJe Lake Vesuvius boardwalk with their fishing poles, tackle boxes and bait to take part in a free fishing derby from 9 a.m. to l p.m. In addition to free fishing, . the day will feature bot dogs and beverages, fun contests and educational activities. This event is OO"sponsored by the Wayne NatK.mal rorest Lawrence County Bass Club, Isaak Walton ~. and Ohio Uoiversity Sou them Nature Centel:. · Youngsters are enoouraged .to pre-register by visiling or calling the Wayne National Forest Ironton Rlulga- District at {740) 534-6500, but can also register at the dcmy fmm 8:15 to 90 a.m. All children must be accompanied by a parent or guanlian. · Call 1be Wayne National Forest IJUnmn Ranger District at {740) 534-6500 witll questions or oommeDtll, or m ~g-· ister for this event. RIO GRANDE "Divorce is like marriage, only backwards,": at least that's wbat Tom Owens tells his soon to be ex-wife; Meg, in Nick Hall's comedy "Broken Up," coming this weekend to the University . . of Rio Gtande Fine ahd Perfopning Arts Centre. Tom and Meg Owens, ~~led by Stephen Sissen Jessica Thompson, are just a signature away from finalizing their divorce. On . her own for the first time in a long time, Meg takes the apartment just down the hall from Tom and begins to settie into the single life. Only one problem Tom has changed his mind about the divorce and wants her back, or the reading lamps, whichever comes flrst. Unfortunarel y · for him, two other men have their sights set on Meg: Roger Egan, played by J.D. Markley, Meg's very talkative blind date, and the aparunent building handyman, Gordon, played by Eric Farley. Add some daisies, a meat cleaver and a whole lot of ··tequila and what you have is Members of the Meigs ~'I'SENTlNELCOM Fishing day Comedy takes stage·at Rio this weekend lbuniday, May 8, 2008 • toric dirt trick. Jlain.dleCb - aood for either of tbe aeltt two •E":' '· As part . • of "F~ ~un" night, ooe lucky ·1 12 and under will win an elec- tric &COOiti valued at over $400. Children must re~ tc:l" at the gate to be eligible to win. Skylille Speedway taces 410 Outlaw sprint cars, late models. modifieds, street stocks, pure stocks, four cylinders, and mini-wecl8es each Friday night throul:b the fall. Gates open ll 4:3o p.m., bot U,S are at 7 p:m., and racing ts at 8 p.m. Styline Speedway is located off SR 50 between Athens and Coolville on Bethany Ridge Road-Co. Rd 53_. Stewan. For furtha" infonnation, .please call 740-662-41ll or 304-5428322. It 0 • I ,'/-' ' ONo0n 0 Special lift to all wbo 0 Public is contlally invited · • For.- up;. - iliOft iiJKifll ddllpld4i ,._~,0; ' . _ ..... 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Scbcduled to perform are Forgiven 4, The Gracemm. Eanhen Vessels, Mercy, Brian and Family Cooncction. Roush Family, The Grimm Family, Shafer/Collins Famil . . y, While Oak Quartet, soloists Valorie Clooch, Scott Fraser:, Amy Ours, Mark Coleman. Vickie Moon:: and Martie Short, KareD Polcyn. Donnie Boggs, New City Singers and Tri-County Gospel Ht>JIM"MDDing Cboir and Banc1. . For information, OOIWICt Rick Barcus at 367-7063. ' t I imp••••"" maem:e Marauders softball team shake hands with the Vinton · County l..ady · Vikings after winning a Tri-valley Conlerenoe Ohio Oiv.isioll game 9-5 \\ledneSday ~"=";;...- 15 runs in ibe second inning alone, batting around the mil% twice aod getliDs at ·in 1 RoCksprings. least one tun from every playc:. . . With the IIICicy;ule victo1)', &stem is now 5-3 in the · TVC Hocking and 7-9 over- Eric R 1 1. • 1' ;..., alL . ...... ·:Sami (lummins earned the \tin few 1he Lady Eagles. After a scotl:}ess facst, The sophomol:e snuck out Bland led off Eastern's half se110n <md waled nooe in of !be second wi.th a home BY r..c ......,.. five innings. Freshman Allie run, a shot to center field £RA~YSENrlNEl..COM Rawsen led the offensive that mpened the dood gates Charge, going 3-for-4 with a on its way out. Millec did ROCKSPRINGS It triple, a double, and six not R&:XXd the first out until wasn't aeccssarily the most Lady Marauders come back to beat Vmton County RBis. · aftel: Bland had batted for attracti\10 win, but then . Playing in lbeir final home the seamd time in the again, no one ever .awarded 8IID;IO were live ~ Eagle and the hosts wem up~ ema runs for style. $CII10l'5, and Cassie Hauber, By that point, each Lady After IMinf; the lead once kelsey Holter, Kathryn Eagle bad been to ~,]late and g!'tling JUst six bits in Bland, ~t: Davis, .a nd and rr.acbed base, not all, the Meigs Lady Sasba Co · were all rec- tong aftel: that point each Marauders broke a 4-4 tie ~ .accordingly. The had scomd a run. with fi11e runs in the sixdJ i\ve ha\'e a combined 11 and went on .t o defeat the yemofEastem varsity soft., ... a , • .Vmton County Lady VIkings ball between them. 9-5 in a Tri- Valley Conference ot..a Division softball game Wednesday. Meigs i.s illOW .500 in bGth 0 G~US - Gallia Academy High School's oboirs will stage their spring concert on Thesday, May 13 at 7 p.m. in the GAHS IUlditorium.. The concert will feature the seventh and eighth ~ choir, . concert choir, symphonic choir and Madrigals. Admission is $3. 4-H Fun Night · 0 regular ~son and divisional play, sitting at lQ.. 10 overall and 5-5 in the TVC Ohio. Sophomore M e r i Van M e t e r went 2-for-3 " 1111 with an RBI., and freshman Shellie Bailey had a double and two RBIS far Meigs. J.unior Hailey Ebersbach · was oo the mound for the seoood ~ in a row and ~ the win. She struck n QUI four and walked·1lhrce. Head coach Dave Fife, thong!! glad for lbe win, said be looking for a. little more efficiency and fewer mistakes fmm his team with so few games left in the season. The Lady Marauders struck ·out eight ·times and iiii3Dded seven runners. · With .t wo Quts, Meigs opened the scoring in the bottom of .the first with tlm\e walks and a bit batsman, all of whicb came in succession. They led 2-0 after one. It wasn't until the second inning that they'd get their first hit. Ebersbach and was V~tcr hit back-tcrback singles, but two fly outs ended 1Jhe inning before either could :o:iake it home. Wi1Jh the score still 2-0 at the start of the third, Vmton County quickly erased the deficit with three hits, including a three-RBI triple, and had a two-run lead by the end of the ·inning. Two strikeouts and a runner caught stealing meant three up, three down in the Lady Marauders' half of the third. Meigs made short wort of ., ·---.a SQuthef1l_boys blow past Belpre 13-3 ............ SPORTS CORRESPONDENT RACINE - Behind the four-bit pi~ of sopJio. Michael Man110l, the Sootbem Tomatine~ easily clipped the wings of fhe Belpre Golden Eagles Wednesday night during boys varsity baseball actimo at Star Mill PaiL Mtbon...t. Belpre is in the OhiO ~tilt goes in the books a a non-league tilt. Southem reaches the covetlld l5-win D.ark.against five losses as it marches 1110R: GAILIPOUS - Ballroom dance l.etiliOIIS ~ beiDa taught 011 Tuesday& dUs mon1h .ad into June at die Arid 'lbeatre banquet room, 426 Seoood Ave. lnstru,cUoo will tie in waltz ~ salsa. Clas&e& will be May6,13,'10and27, andJ~ 3 and Ht Waltz~­ at1 p..m. and salsa sessions ·~~eb.m. The cost is S60 per petSOD fm,- each session of.six , .or $11.0 per J1Cffi00 for . both sesstons. . . . · Instruction wiD be rJ.ven by Joe and <lM!ryl Li. The dresi; code is light, .caw&~ .clothes. Soft 1eattw: .or suede sole shoes are~ For more infOIDIBiion, oontact'Joe Li at (740) 418-'7000 or ming_45631 @yaboo.oom. ..... "" From left, Stephen SiS&On and J.D. Mar1de~ duke it ootover Jessica TI101npson, while£ric Fatle~ sleeps it all in "Broken Up," a comedy by Niq{ Hall slated for this weekend at 1he University of Rio Grande/Rio Gnnle Community College. oiTsion fi!IP . . , . _ Eastern -senior ~ryn Bland leads off of first base during a ntinamferenoe TVC softball game against ~lexander on Friday, Apfil25. in Tuppers Plains. Bland and senior teammates:Kel&erHolter. sasha()ollins,;Rvan Davis. and Cassie +18lilber tBilqgni2.ed Tuesday durifC Eastern's Senior Night When the lady Eagles played Miller. ,... .. - L---=== c a ·• .... •T-.5 Jlui --.... ....-- ......... Ill Vtnmn Oaunt,y, ~ :•: y err 1 ·: ......, "'flllt bd, &11-m. k r ilai-.,,ISp.m. ....... 7 ·:~ ~ ·-WIIIIiibid,SSI.m. ... .= ==·- . . . . lFj !! • .::. 1-' In twm, I p.m. .... ., ,"' 5' 11 ,--~~ 1p.m. . .. ~Us ·.-• •• ' I ·· - 1-7~2342- • '• 33' w-~-7-30011 .--~·my~wxc6\el.oom z •a r l'ltc ... 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Since its organization .in 1999, the band has developed a hilarious look at the road 9 and Saturday, May 10 at ond production for the to divorce. 7 p.m. Tickets are $7 at Shifting Stage Theatre into a bi.~ Nashville-based group which. was named 2005 lBMA's Entertainers of the Year. They are "Broken Up" takes the 1Jhe door. Group and is directed by described as embodying the Americ.can bluegrass 41am. URG stage on Friday, May "Broken Up" is ·t he sec- Michelle Miller. All six b.W.~ ~a l!UD sinpqg lead~· showcasmg tberr abilities. 1beir live shows include twm fjddles, Irish step .dancing, classic country yodeling, and oJd..timc claw hammer in addition to their dynamic bluegrass. They have oontinued to receive many industry nominaa li11ely ;perfonnance as calcs, rib sandwiches, Saturday and Suaday fea- tions and awank, incl~ding a Gramm..O...,.~ in 2006 s." Their strolling musicians stop to straWbeoy sbottcake, oob- lures old-fasbioned ~ for their first. CIOOliiiClcial release join in on a favorite tune. A biers, Greek and Italian spe- fun and games for all ages. second release on Suggs Family Reconts "Cberrybolines specialj;untcot.willbesetup cialties ' and .GeiUWl The festival wraps up If' was released in June 'JJXT1 and opeocd up .at I I on the on the grounds Cbat .will be sausages. The festival sales Sllllday with a gospel oonca:t Bi.llBoaidQJad:s. ~lmes have also become regular petformers on 1be histone Grand Ole ()pry. · manned with musicians play- tent will offer Vandalia in the theater at 6:30p.m. Tickets are $1 8 in advance tO£ $21 at the door. For more .ing on Salurday from II a.m. Gathering : T-&birts, caps, This year's festival will information call {740) 753-1924 or visit www.stuartsoperto~ p.m. and on Sunday from and other souvenirs, as well present two new activities.. altouse.org. II a.m. to 5:30p.m. The pub- as compact discs and cas- There will be a "Cakes, Pies lie is invited to jOin in ·and setteii tiom West. V~nia_'s and Preserves" contest on . ~· · finest.tt:aditional musuii.ans. - Sabirday lll''l" p.m:, fo!Wwed During the festival, 47 · The 2008 Vandalia by a "Cake Walk" at 4 p.m. . . . West Virginia craftspeople Gathering getS under way at · ~D6wn Home Visit" will HUN11NG10N, W.Va. - . Many hard-w<lltiQg men and will be demonstrating and 7 p.m. on friday, May 23., in give festival~ an oppor- women of the local rivrr indusny soon will celCbnte the selling their creations. the Norman L Fagan West tunity to vtsit with past ·2008 National Maritime Days. Visitors can shop for wind Vuginia Slllle Thealr:c Qf the Vanclalia Awfnl winners in The event will take place 10 a.m. 'to 6 p.m. May 16-18 at chimes, pottery, wall hang- Cultwal Center .with the all intimate setting. Hosted Ha!ris Rivet fmnt Park. ings, wood products, stained, Vandalia Sampler oonoert · by musicians John Lilly and Exhibits of equifmeut will be avlilable as well as IOWli fused and pressed . glass, fealuri• liiiiJie the festi- Geny Milnes, "Down Home of a workinft.~~boat. Visitors also will be able to parlici- · musical inSII'IIments, jewel- val's favorite performers. Vtsit" will take place on pate in dec activilies and leam dJe history .of the ry, silk scarves, candles, Activities on Saturday and Sillllrday from II un. ll!J1il rivers, as well as bow m be a lllck and dam operator. leather goods, baskets and a Sunday include old-time fid- 5:30p.m. and Sunday from The U.S. Coast Guard will promote homeland security. host of other items· in the die, ~ and :lap dnlcinv:r II a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Q:aft Cirole. Salsa, jellies, oompetitions, a gospel wod:Vandalia Gathering is a salad dre&sings, gourmet shop, as well as the oooular program of the West Vu:ginia colfee and tea. roasted outs, Liars Contest {bonCsti). A Division of Culture and c:hili aod dip ~ aod a. fiOCOfld oontest stage will History. The Cultural Centa varidy ada ~wtOO- ·bold oompctitioru; in flat pick is located in Charleston. ucts also wiD be av · · . In guitar. .mandolin and blue-: 'fake exit 99JGreenbrier addition, thele wiJl be ven- grass banjo. Traditional . Street off 1-64177. dors &dling plants lllllive to dance offenogs range from Visit tM division's webWest Vuginia. · • demonstrations of ethnic and site at www.WIICidt~Ur.org Vandalia food booths will square dancing in the Great for more informoliOfl or a feature a unique sampling Hall of the Cultural Center ID compkte schedule of of traditional and ethnic an <llitdoor flat foot dancing Vandalio GatMring evems. foods, including sucb stage where spectators are Call (304) 558-0220. favorites as hot dogs, roast- encouraged to jump in and Vandalia Gathering coned hamburg«s, bot kick up their beels. The Old- tests are open to West bologna sandwiches, funnel "Tune for Youn~-Uns area on Virginia resitknts only. II !!!!:!!!!!!!!1!!!!!!!!:!!!~~:2~~~-~ rom, town yet 111111 ·!IOOl'Cd vmcu·Taylor U'ot- squeezed hoe Riffle with a 8DI"fbc:r ban- ted home via a passed ball, perfect bunt down the line aer seaiJOI\. the fillOre W Southem. for the second run. An error After .a Belpre Ued the ·score in the let in the third and final run s •C o r e I e s s secollli when an aror .and a of the frame, the score now Belpre first Jared Azar single put run- 5-2 So11tbem. i. n n i n g , ·ner& at first and second. A Taylor continued his hitSouthem put passed ball advanced the ting surge in ·the fourth two twlS oo nmners, tben a 6-5 ground · inning with a two-run single the board .in out and fielder's choice that led to an outbreak fivethe fust brouabt bome the two ·runs run stint for the host ••.__., inning. Wes fordie ·t ie. 2-2. Tornadoes. On inning later, R i f f l e Soutbem reassumed the Taylor hammered a two-run reached on an etror and lead in dle third wben Ryan home run over the; fence, Jordan Taylor sinded. Butch Cba1man w.a lked, Riftle then a hit batter {Mamhout) Mambout walkod" and Kreig ' reached on an crmr, Taylor scOred on a Kleski RBI sinKieski was hit by a pitch to waled and MarDhout hit a '~••• - 5 d u-.. • f«ce ;home a run. Another sacrifice fly; Kleski Cherryhohnes plans show Vandalia Gathering slated for May.23-25 CHARLESTON, W.Va. _..,·On Memorial Day weekend, May 23-25, the Cultural Center and State Capitol grounds will be 1he site of the 32nd Vandalia Gathering -the state's annual celebration of the traditional ans, music, dance, stories, crafts and food of West Vuginia. The free festival's unique blend of' ethnic and cultural beritage combines an atmosphere as oomfonable as a , family reunion with dJe excitement of a state fair. The Vandalia ~g creates new meii10J'ICSc each year for the thousands of :visJtors wbo Dock from ac,oss the Mountain State and around the coumry ID celebrate traditions passed from generation to generation. lbe festival pa)'' tribule to West Vrrgima s mountain culwre and ·edmic heritage by sbowcasing a Vll'iety of c:raftspcop1e and perfOOJiet'S. For those wbo love the sounds of traditional music or woold like to be imroduced to il, Vandalia Gathering can fit the bilL Coocens and oontestli fill !be weekend, and musical jam ser sioll5 ·spri11g up all over the . . J!l"''nds At any moment, a lleo4!Jb the site of Lady 8Y E.: ltMmoi.M · TUPPERS PLAINS - It was Sc:ni<Jr Night at Faslml Higb Scbool; and the Lady ~e' softball team foond ·1111 excellent way to cdelxate, pultinJ on an offensive · exhibition Tuesday Willi a 19-0 drubbing of the Milia:. Lady Falrons in a. Tri- Vallc:y Conference PFDRO - Anolher big .event bas been scbeduled for Wayne Nati~Jnal Forest's Lake Vesuvius Rem:alion Area. Malt: your calendar fur this Saturday for .an day of fishing for kids and their famili"''. · Community y~ age 15 and below are inwted to come out ID dJe Lake Vesuvius boardwalk with their fishing poles, tackle boxes and bait to take part in a free fishing derby from 9 a.m. to l p.m. In addition to free fishing, . the day will feature bot dogs and beverages, fun contests and educational activities. This event is OO"sponsored by the Wayne NatK.mal rorest Lawrence County Bass Club, Isaak Walton ~. and Ohio Uoiversity Sou them Nature Centel:. · Youngsters are enoouraged .to pre-register by visiling or calling the Wayne National Forest Ironton Rlulga- District at {740) 534-6500, but can also register at the dcmy fmm 8:15 to 90 a.m. All children must be accompanied by a parent or guanlian. · Call 1be Wayne National Forest IJUnmn Ranger District at {740) 534-6500 witll questions or oommeDtll, or m ~g-· ister for this event. RIO GRANDE "Divorce is like marriage, only backwards,": at least that's wbat Tom Owens tells his soon to be ex-wife; Meg, in Nick Hall's comedy "Broken Up," coming this weekend to the University . . of Rio Gtande Fine ahd Perfopning Arts Centre. Tom and Meg Owens, ~~led by Stephen Sissen Jessica Thompson, are just a signature away from finalizing their divorce. On . her own for the first time in a long time, Meg takes the apartment just down the hall from Tom and begins to settie into the single life. Only one problem Tom has changed his mind about the divorce and wants her back, or the reading lamps, whichever comes flrst. Unfortunarel y · for him, two other men have their sights set on Meg: Roger Egan, played by J.D. Markley, Meg's very talkative blind date, and the aparunent building handyman, Gordon, played by Eric Farley. Add some daisies, a meat cleaver and a whole lot of ··tequila and what you have is Members of the Meigs ~'I'SENTlNELCOM Fishing day Comedy takes stage·at Rio this weekend lbuniday, May 8, 2008 • toric dirt trick. Jlain.dleCb - aood for either of tbe aeltt two •E":' '· As part . • of "F~ ~un" night, ooe lucky ·1 12 and under will win an elec- tric &COOiti valued at over $400. Children must re~ tc:l" at the gate to be eligible to win. Skylille Speedway taces 410 Outlaw sprint cars, late models. modifieds, street stocks, pure stocks, four cylinders, and mini-wecl8es each Friday night throul:b the fall. Gates open ll 4:3o p.m., bot U,S are at 7 p:m., and racing ts at 8 p.m. Styline Speedway is located off SR 50 between Athens and Coolville on Bethany Ridge Road-Co. Rd 53_. Stewan. For furtha" infonnation, .please call 740-662-41ll or 304-5428322. It 0 • I ,'/-' ' ONo0n 0 Special lift to all wbo 0 Public is contlally invited · • For.- up;. - iliOft iiJKifll ddllpld4i ,._~,0; ' . _ ..... ' <:;;;,. tM" lo t.n 111: ,.. . . , . H.O.pice or "- " , . Olwp. plcrr call, (30t!) fil:,·I«.N.-::J\i GrillfS..t+wt r--.-..-.--. .-.-------------1....-AI. ~·--A·PJI&CL ~----- . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2 • • • 1 •. . . . , f tft511ft 1\'';Jiag' .. JDIIC.I 1... . _, 1 . ''at , Al.tt.• s 1 wlliNit.nnh 1 ------------~ ... I J * 1 .· r-.·m ... _..,.,a uo: I f!Pts'n••n-.z ............ •••,aou • . an ~a~~~~~~~.._r INIIP I ...,. rWV211FLM1 '11 " .. n I•~ . . . . . . . .Of: l ' C' ..,_,,. f I for '!f''Yof J ....' Vinillil~u.l. I 'VC:rKctr:• I l •'ff.ISHONE: . . . : .<' .• ~---~~-~-~-----------------------------· .-~:·' �.· Thursday, May 8, zooS Pqe B2 • The Daily Sentinel . www.mydailysentinel.com Thursday, May 8, 2008 ' Logan rallies past Angels for SEOAL Reds hit 4 homers off Lieber, Votto tbe hits 3 in all in 9-0 win over Cubs BWAI.JERS4l'MYDAJLYTRIBUNE.COM LOGAN Gallia Academy softball gave an effort worthy , of a Southeastern Ohio Athletic League championship. It just didn't rome out that way o!llhe scomboont After battling dlrougb : seven scoreless innings Wednesday dUring libe firstplace i:ontest of the SEOAL Day of Champions ·!lgainst ~:ied :~;:!~ ~~!~ , I the triumph. one runner on bags durIn a game that specialized .ing the second, sixth and in pitching and defense, seventh innings. GAHS coach Jim Niday Logari left the bases CINCINNATI (AP) thought his troops left loaded in the third and sixth Noihing· special about Joey everything they bad on the innings, and also left two on Votto' s ftrst homer, a bailgdiamond. In the end howev- during the second and flftb ing slider that he pulled into er, a league crown just was- frames. Tbe host~ also left the seats in right field foe a n't meant to be fer the one on the bags in both the modest 1-0 lead. · Angels. . founh and rhe 'seventh. What . followed was . "We kept ~ng 1\:bat if Noe · il'd . the offensiv.c breath~ptg. " . we ,~ ~ one run. we · :attack fur lhe Aflgels with 1 . Jon Ueber •On!Y <O.GJM wm !his ;game. Qodl tiWo hits, fm~owed by dle_ ~eoond ~tt_ober m •teams made plays ~ ·they Hannah . . Cwi~g;hainJ ~h1cago Cubs . b1stmry to ,-aceded so ,and ll01ther Qlle • Kiimber Davi , Cmlll\tney ' :pv~ 9P faur homers m an fGlded, tbu,t you just got llhe Shriver and Brittany Miller :!:Jngt.i~ V~tto~ feeling lilat ooe run 'was wilh one apiece. Besides c' • :ee. ~s Rernd · as red go1Dgilowinit,"Nidayoom- Rieder's lho of safeties th~cmnatl . IS po.we ted uRi-~- did · • eu .way to a ").;(j vtclory .~n . . ·cue• · . . ·a ID'7 Logan alse ireeeiw.ed two ~"-"'-e. sda • · Jobof.c ommgup.wtthtbehit hitsfromTh"lorSimonsand "::Wr.' ~Y· ,.,d,, .. ·d w~n .they needed it h &<{ MC8 'de d . m like a ..,. S8J So bod - · 10 d · one .e ac m n an Votto a seoond-year player · Y ·.was g : th~ Megan ~inehmt. who had never hit more than s d:s Logan sent_ 38 bitters to one in a .game. "I ~ugbt it , the plate whil~ the Angels was cool. It's not a 'big part ~~ · , · · h had 32 ba111Cr-s m MleiCQII~est. of my game." · · .....,;..,. canl t f~~-!.1 owd The Lady:Chieftains .also On a wet .windy .after~ ~?"":..- ;amd 0 =~~· san rompletech lllUigical Jlllll to noon, rhe home ,run. w;as ..':"' .....s ' · oes ...... ..__.,:away <the duunpioosbi.p, 'Wiinning everything. · · ~ what, we have aooom- <Six of .their tast sev.en Nonth Votto started' a ifour-ihomer pliSbad ~s · year. No~ we . Divisi011 oonlests afteutart- second inningio!fLieber(2JUst have to ~~und and ,g et , ling league play 2~3. GAHS 2), making his first sta1t <Of ~ady for die itcilUm!l!llenl. is 23-il in two :seasons the season. Adam Dunn and ~s'!,bole new SCISQIIIIOW ~ainst ,the SOOAIL 'South. ' Paul Bako aise ~- :solo k' · •'-- . d tr . ht Ot!ber ,results from the shots. and Jeny HairitOn s th"""" ,..,__.,, iliCCon A ~. de a~g SEOtu.. • • D a:v !!Ul -& Chan1pions Jr. ' s two-run lbomer , ~. year at !UJIJlla ca my . " . · · . ._ __ 1 die ·ru. , th mcluded· Marietta .defeated pleted the rally. · ••' · ..._ ost tl~ g~ il!l, e Ironton · 7-t for dfud, Known _tbroughOIIt ' ~is ·SEOAL Day 0~ c __ mpums, Warren beat Jackson 3-'0 for , career for Impecca'b1e ronfalling last sea- f ..,.._ A·t hens dow.ned trol • Lieber J·oined Phil lb to 8Manetta 1 I Th set , hru, sonbk yalan - appedooun · e - 'P ortsmouth 19-2 in five Norton as the only Cubs ac so sn a season- · · · pitchers to . allow four high eightcgame winning mmngs_ for seventh ~nd ho e s l·n an mru· . 'ng _· a · Zanesv11le mercted m r. . . . streak. . , . , Chillicothe 11 _1 tin five surprtsmg statistic, considerk was a gem of a pttcher s . . . int!b Th ing how the wind often · · .e duel, as ~th. s~rs. went mmngs for' 0 blows out at·Wrigley. •l he full .etgbt mnmgs 10 the soo~ North .went 5-0 11l The inning was over, but matchup. GAHS starter SEOAL DOC softball Votto and the Reds weren't Amy Noe allowed seven .games. even close to finished. hits, six walks and fanned Galli a Academy returns to Brandon Phillips and two in taking the losing action Wedne&4ay when it Votto bad back-tO..back solo decision. UIS hurler Ariel hosts the winner of the homers off Sean Marshall in Zugg w.as tbe wiurliog pi~h- Jackson-Vinton C-ounty the fifth, with Votto sending er of record, surrendenng contest in a Division U sec- a fastball into the Reds' six. hits. ~nd three ·walks tienal semifinal at Memorial bullpen in _center. .while striking out four. Field. The first pitch IS An inmng late.r, Votto i\11 of Zugg's free passes scheduled for 5 p.m. went to the opposite field on came in the first twe innings . Lopn 11Gllli8 lkldl ... 0 and tbe hosts did not commit Jlnnlngo an error. The Angels had Gallipolis 000 000 00 o63 000 000 01 170 Logan three erroFs in the ioss. The guests stranded two GAHS (18-5. 12-o SEOAl Sou111): Amy 'baseruJ:IIlers in each of the Noe and Undsay Want LHS (14-6, 8-4 SEOAL North): Ariel fJCSt ·two fmmes, as well .as Z4liil and,. - Hanis. . · die eighth. GARS also left --ZI!JIII; L'P- 'Noe. tJ«.•w: · gle in the bottom ef libe eighth to nrnpd the hosts to ...-~ ~ a slim Hl victoly or the SEOAL crown at Mingo Padc's Grandy Held. Both teams had opportuni1Jies 10 -score throul1,bout the contest, and !botli ~teams showed why · they were ..,. 'S EOAL divisional dlam.ps •· by working themse'IY.CS out w ,o f IM!lble to end re,gulalion ~s. Tben in the first • - .a nd only - ema hme, both 1lhe Blue An,gels (U~-5) .and Lady Chieftains (14-;61 ~ ~ thcir stFOngest pushes • to captme 1lhe decisitm. ' - u :o f ·,..__ In _ · the to"'-'h ""' .,., " ""-'-~ eight!h, lhe Blu.c ahd ·.. ~"' ... had :a runner -on fin;! with :.~ one out and runners 1m lhe ~:- ~~·o p~ wJ·th •nv "·~ d"wn w :; iU a.evcr fii!Jy irumaged to ;.. get ~~p lllbe plate. •.· . The "-''ests ~.Acorded .outs e·~ !;: 011 the frrst two battel's due": ling lhe bottom of the ei~hth, ~. ·but UIS responded wtith .a ·: llitile tWG-OUt lightning. ~ · Olivia McBride -stllrled the ~: rally by aeliv.i:ring a single ~: to left field, then Dakota ·: Seymourwasw.alked ,to _give ~ the Purtple and White runners at rust aqd seoond with one out left. Rieder - who !had three 0fLogan's seven flits on the night - slapped ..a single to , : the right-.conter field gap, :: which allowed McBride to ~- come borne with the game:: winningruniin,extr.ainnings. · Gallia Academy managed • : six hits in the contest and ~: left seven on base. Logan • stranded l. 4 lbaserunners in b ·. :;m!! t':Jt :o kJs: rc: -. ----------------------------------------~~~~·-· -·------------- a fastl>all from Sean sent Josh Hamilton to Texas, Gallagher, a two-run homer. has allowed one earned hm that left him with seven or less in each of his seven overall for the season. starts. Given .a cliance to try for a Volquez struclt: out • 10 fourth, Votto grounded out while lowering ·his ERA to in the eighth inning against an NL-best 1.06, a number Michael Wuenz. that swprises even him. "I'm not going to. lie: It "The last two years., 1 was in lhe back of my head," haven't thrown the ball 'like Votto said. "J thought if I got I'ni throwing right now," · a good swing on a good V0lquez said. "Every pitch I pitCh, J h.,t a chance to do throw, I've got a reason for SOllie ,goGCL ln ,games like throwing. Before, I'd just tbis, you don't •!mow why it throw a pitch." . Iutppens. You just go .w.ith · The 38-year-old Lieber the flow, and that's wh:at I made his frrst eight appeardid." ances out of the bullpen. A sluggish offense finally When left-hander Rich Hill sta1\led sl!!!ng, bringing was sent to lhe minors to the Reds their second work on his control over the victory in ci . games. . weekend~ Lieber was the "It was great to see that logical choice to move into hitting all those home runs, !be rotation. scoring all those runs, espeHe lasted only two dally .after not hitting any," innings . Half of his retief ~er Dusty B:UCer said. appearances went at least as "Those things go m streaks. long. Manager Lou Piniella Home runs 'o in streaks, hit- was noncommittal about ling goes 110 streaks, good whether he will get anodler g!jhing goes in streaks. We start. . tiome r,ood streaking "l saw tbe end results," going ,t~. ' . Piniella said. "They hit :the The sev.en homers were ball pr~ny hard." Cincinnati's rr10sl since it hit Not since Norton gave up an NL-record nine at (our homers in the founh Philadelphia · on Sept. 4, inning at Dooger Sta,dilnn 1999. Votto became the 23rd on Aug. 8, 2000 had a C11bs Reds player to bit three in a pitcher been bit so bard. To game, the first since Aaron . that poiJ11, the Cubs 'h adn't Boone 0n May.8, 2003. a-llowed more than tWo The wind was gllsting and homers in any · game so far swirling, and rain moved in this season. midway through the game. The four homers also tied No .problem for Edinson Cincinnati's record for poe Volguez (5-1), who has been initing, accomplished IDliDY the Reds' best starter. times. The most recent had The. major leagues' most been Aug. 17, 1996 · at prolific offense managed Riverfront · Stadium, when only · four bits in seven Eddie Taubensee, Reggie inmngs off the right-hander, Sanders, Jeff Brimson and who bas dominated NL hit- Barry Larkin conne.cted ters. Volquez, obtained in against the Colorado the trade last December tbat Rockies. Meigs junior Halley Ebersbach prepares to swing at a pitch ·during a Tri-Valley Conference Ohio 'Division softball :game against Vinton County . Wednesday in Rocksprings. Ebersbach struck out four batters in ·seven innings and earned the win for Meigs. • • I !, says he won't repeat woeful Game 1 perfonnance BY MiEIISS~ TRUaLO ASSOCIATED PRESS ' BOSTON LeBron , lames says he .won't miss baskets like be did in the · · series opener between the Cleveland Cavaliers and the 1 · • Boston Celtics. Neither, James believes, will Paul ·'' Pierce or Ray Allen: James missed ·all but two : of his 18 shots from the field · :·· Tuesday . night in · ··Cleveland's 76-72 loss, ! .:including a layup that would - 'have tied it with 9 seconds ' ·"remaining. Pierce and Allen also went a combined 2-for·' '18, with Allen failing to · ; score for the first time in 852 -- games. :·.:. "lcan'tplaynoworsethan ' I did last night," James said Wednesday. · ·.. "You don't expect those guys to have off nights like .that. I don't expect myself to have an off night like I did." After Tuesday night, though, everyone expects Thursday night's .Game 2 and the rest of .the Eastern Conference semifmals series onds left. . to be a bruising, stifling fight "Offensively, we were a between two top defenses. terrible-looking group," "You're going to ·have to Pierce. said. "We turned the run through a brick wall to ball over 23 times, shot 40 get to 100 points it seems percent from the -fteld. We like, the way . these two did just about everything teams play defense," Pierce wrong you could do offensaid. "You just expect it to sively, and what happens, be a defensive struggle the defense comes and saves throughout." · . the day." It was Thesday. James, meanwhile, had With. two-thirds of one of tbe worst shooting Boston's Big Three nearly nights of his career, leading shut out, it took Kevin his .team to a miserable 30.7 Garnett to bail out the · shooting percentage. James Celtics. He .finisbed with 28 has made fewer than two points, including the go- baskets just one, on Dec. 29, ahead basket with 21 sec- 2004, when he missed all .. ' .' I ' '; & BUFFET (11·3:30 pm) '4.95 per Children 4-10 yrs. old 13.50 NNfiiR BUFF'E I (4-9 pm) '6.50 per pers011 Children 4-10 yrs. old 13.95 -'.._,.., . SUNDAY ALLD.lY'.US Slrttt' - _,,WV , 228 W Main, Pomeroy 992-5432 356 East Main Pomeroy,OH 120 Jadcson Pike Gallipolis, OH 740-446-3837 740-992-6292 Gen. 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VanM.eter and junior Lian Hollman bit back-to-back singles, and the Lady Marauders tied it at 4'-aU. · Meigs then seemed in aood posilioo to take the lead witb tUIIDCrs still in liQOring ,Osition and no outs, ..W · a strikeout foltowed by 111 infield tly and a ltV out at 1be plate on the IIIDC play f:irought the iwrilJifD a sudden halt aDd Wt two runncn on base. lin tbe fifth it was the Lady , Maraudim who seemed to be in a real jam before offensive mistakes by ViD101J Cou'nty let them off · ' • dJ!!,hOok. . -· ~ .-; 'Ibe Udy Vtkings led otJ ,:- ,wilh a s~ • .adv~ .the ·: . , 1!1"' witll a sacrifice, and :. daal 1a1 a walk to load the t1 , But .a fly out to yJbt ,. M!igo t, VInton Colmty 5 VCHS 004 000 1 580 MHS . 2001!05X Q60 WP- Eberlbactl; LP- Graveo. ....... ...... . __, Buy one Footlong Get One Free! "; the TVC-Hocking champi· on Southern Lady Tornadoes. Start time will be 5 p.m. is he understands it takes five, and he's going to always involve the five guys:: Not that anyone believes James - or Pierce or Allen - will be as cold as they were in Game I again. "I don't expect Paul and Ray to have the struggles, and I don 't expect LeBron to have struggles, either," Celtics center Kendrick Perkins said . "So I think we're in for a good Game 2." James didn' t seemed fazed either. saying he wanted to play again immediately after Game l ended. "lf I have a bad game or I have a bad two games. it's not like l'ni soul-searching or anything like that," he said. "I know I can bounce back ." '. Eric Allllllatphlphoto field ililmed into a double play when the runner on third couldn't beat Hoffman's throw back to the bag after running home. Then confusiun on the base paths during Jhe ne~;i at-bat had two Lady . Vikings at second base, and Ebersbach threw · to sophomore Tricia Smith for an easy tag and third out. · Ebersbach struck out two batters in the top of the sixth, retiring the side in three, and then Meigs got their fivj: .runs with four .walks and two hits.. · Beha., VanMeter, Hoffman. and senior Amy Barr each walked, with the fourtb scorina the plheld run. 8liley then niiled .a two-RBI do.uble to center, and sophomore 'Shaullle · 'S mith lcored two with ·a shot to left. Vmton County managed one run in the seventh on a one-<>Ut double and finished the game with eight qits. Meigs has a few games left in the regular season to work ·o ut any kinks before tournament play begins. They travel to Racine Thursday for a game with f1 ve of his shots against Houston. James refused, though, to call it his .worst game ever. "No, nab, nab. It's not the worst. At the end of the ciay We still had a chance to win the ball game," James said. "I wasn't satisfied with the way I played but saying it's my worst game, nah." Cleveland coach Mike Brown said the Cavs must do a better job moving the ball across the. court and spacing themselves to get better looks at the basket. ·"We have to make sure we're attacking and having multiple drives in the same possession," he said. "There's some things we can do better , to hopefully increase that (shooting) percentage." Pierce said the Celtics must continue to contain James and figure out ways to score themselves if they want to win the series. "They're going to try to do things to· make it easier on him, maybe get him out in transition a little bit more, get him in position where he's not double-teamed any more," he said ''It's up to us to try to counter." Celtics coach Doc Rivers said James won't try to win all by himself- and Boston can' t force him to try. "LeBr~n 's not going to allow that," he said. 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WV J (304) 576-2220 Opeo from It I am Iiiii pM (lll<oda). Slmday) ac-1~ Nnt to lilt R~ C. l)·ntlAcu AU.. •IlL 2 �.· Thursday, May 8, zooS Pqe B2 • The Daily Sentinel . www.mydailysentinel.com Thursday, May 8, 2008 ' Logan rallies past Angels for SEOAL Reds hit 4 homers off Lieber, Votto tbe hits 3 in all in 9-0 win over Cubs BWAI.JERS4l'MYDAJLYTRIBUNE.COM LOGAN Gallia Academy softball gave an effort worthy , of a Southeastern Ohio Athletic League championship. It just didn't rome out that way o!llhe scomboont After battling dlrougb : seven scoreless innings Wednesday dUring libe firstplace i:ontest of the SEOAL Day of Champions ·!lgainst ~:ied :~;:!~ ~~!~ , I the triumph. one runner on bags durIn a game that specialized .ing the second, sixth and in pitching and defense, seventh innings. GAHS coach Jim Niday Logari left the bases CINCINNATI (AP) thought his troops left loaded in the third and sixth Noihing· special about Joey everything they bad on the innings, and also left two on Votto' s ftrst homer, a bailgdiamond. In the end howev- during the second and flftb ing slider that he pulled into er, a league crown just was- frames. Tbe host~ also left the seats in right field foe a n't meant to be fer the one on the bags in both the modest 1-0 lead. · Angels. . founh and rhe 'seventh. What . followed was . "We kept ~ng 1\:bat if Noe · il'd . the offensiv.c breath~ptg. " . we ,~ ~ one run. we · :attack fur lhe Aflgels with 1 . Jon Ueber •On!Y <O.GJM wm !his ;game. Qodl tiWo hits, fm~owed by dle_ ~eoond ~tt_ober m •teams made plays ~ ·they Hannah . . Cwi~g;hainJ ~h1cago Cubs . b1stmry to ,-aceded so ,and ll01ther Qlle • Kiimber Davi , Cmlll\tney ' :pv~ 9P faur homers m an fGlded, tbu,t you just got llhe Shriver and Brittany Miller :!:Jngt.i~ V~tto~ feeling lilat ooe run 'was wilh one apiece. Besides c' • :ee. ~s Rernd · as red go1Dgilowinit,"Nidayoom- Rieder's lho of safeties th~cmnatl . IS po.we ted uRi-~- did · • eu .way to a ").;(j vtclory .~n . . ·cue• · . . ·a ID'7 Logan alse ireeeiw.ed two ~"-"'-e. sda • · Jobof.c ommgup.wtthtbehit hitsfromTh"lorSimonsand "::Wr.' ~Y· ,.,d,, .. ·d w~n .they needed it h &<{ MC8 'de d . m like a ..,. S8J So bod - · 10 d · one .e ac m n an Votto a seoond-year player · Y ·.was g : th~ Megan ~inehmt. who had never hit more than s d:s Logan sent_ 38 bitters to one in a .game. "I ~ugbt it , the plate whil~ the Angels was cool. It's not a 'big part ~~ · , · · h had 32 ba111Cr-s m MleiCQII~est. of my game." · · .....,;..,. canl t f~~-!.1 owd The Lady:Chieftains .also On a wet .windy .after~ ~?"":..- ;amd 0 =~~· san rompletech lllUigical Jlllll to noon, rhe home ,run. w;as ..':"' .....s ' · oes ...... ..__.,:away <the duunpioosbi.p, 'Wiinning everything. · · ~ what, we have aooom- <Six of .their tast sev.en Nonth Votto started' a ifour-ihomer pliSbad ~s · year. No~ we . Divisi011 oonlests afteutart- second inningio!fLieber(2JUst have to ~~und and ,g et , ling league play 2~3. GAHS 2), making his first sta1t <Of ~ady for die itcilUm!l!llenl. is 23-il in two :seasons the season. Adam Dunn and ~s'!,bole new SCISQIIIIOW ~ainst ,the SOOAIL 'South. ' Paul Bako aise ~- :solo k' · •'-- . d tr . ht Ot!ber ,results from the shots. and Jeny HairitOn s th"""" ,..,__.,, iliCCon A ~. de a~g SEOtu.. • • D a:v !!Ul -& Chan1pions Jr. ' s two-run lbomer , ~. year at !UJIJlla ca my . " . · · . ._ __ 1 die ·ru. , th mcluded· Marietta .defeated pleted the rally. · ••' · ..._ ost tl~ g~ il!l, e Ironton · 7-t for dfud, Known _tbroughOIIt ' ~is ·SEOAL Day 0~ c __ mpums, Warren beat Jackson 3-'0 for , career for Impecca'b1e ronfalling last sea- f ..,.._ A·t hens dow.ned trol • Lieber J·oined Phil lb to 8Manetta 1 I Th set , hru, sonbk yalan - appedooun · e - 'P ortsmouth 19-2 in five Norton as the only Cubs ac so sn a season- · · · pitchers to . allow four high eightcgame winning mmngs_ for seventh ~nd ho e s l·n an mru· . 'ng _· a · Zanesv11le mercted m r. . . . streak. . , . , Chillicothe 11 _1 tin five surprtsmg statistic, considerk was a gem of a pttcher s . . . int!b Th ing how the wind often · · .e duel, as ~th. s~rs. went mmngs for' 0 blows out at·Wrigley. •l he full .etgbt mnmgs 10 the soo~ North .went 5-0 11l The inning was over, but matchup. GAHS starter SEOAL DOC softball Votto and the Reds weren't Amy Noe allowed seven .games. even close to finished. hits, six walks and fanned Galli a Academy returns to Brandon Phillips and two in taking the losing action Wedne&4ay when it Votto bad back-tO..back solo decision. UIS hurler Ariel hosts the winner of the homers off Sean Marshall in Zugg w.as tbe wiurliog pi~h- Jackson-Vinton C-ounty the fifth, with Votto sending er of record, surrendenng contest in a Division U sec- a fastball into the Reds' six. hits. ~nd three ·walks tienal semifinal at Memorial bullpen in _center. .while striking out four. Field. The first pitch IS An inmng late.r, Votto i\11 of Zugg's free passes scheduled for 5 p.m. went to the opposite field on came in the first twe innings . Lopn 11Gllli8 lkldl ... 0 and tbe hosts did not commit Jlnnlngo an error. The Angels had Gallipolis 000 000 00 o63 000 000 01 170 Logan three erroFs in the ioss. The guests stranded two GAHS (18-5. 12-o SEOAl Sou111): Amy 'baseruJ:IIlers in each of the Noe and Undsay Want LHS (14-6, 8-4 SEOAL North): Ariel fJCSt ·two fmmes, as well .as Z4liil and,. - Hanis. . · die eighth. GARS also left --ZI!JIII; L'P- 'Noe. tJ«.•w: · gle in the bottom ef libe eighth to nrnpd the hosts to ...-~ ~ a slim Hl victoly or the SEOAL crown at Mingo Padc's Grandy Held. Both teams had opportuni1Jies 10 -score throul1,bout the contest, and !botli ~teams showed why · they were ..,. 'S EOAL divisional dlam.ps •· by working themse'IY.CS out w ,o f IM!lble to end re,gulalion ~s. Tben in the first • - .a nd only - ema hme, both 1lhe Blue An,gels (U~-5) .and Lady Chieftains (14-;61 ~ ~ thcir stFOngest pushes • to captme 1lhe decisitm. ' - u :o f ·,..__ In _ · the to"'-'h ""' .,., " ""-'-~ eight!h, lhe Blu.c ahd ·.. ~"' ... had :a runner -on fin;! with :.~ one out and runners 1m lhe ~:- ~~·o p~ wJ·th •nv "·~ d"wn w :; iU a.evcr fii!Jy irumaged to ;.. get ~~p lllbe plate. •.· . The "-''ests ~.Acorded .outs e·~ !;: 011 the frrst two battel's due": ling lhe bottom of the ei~hth, ~. ·but UIS responded wtith .a ·: llitile tWG-OUt lightning. ~ · Olivia McBride -stllrled the ~: rally by aeliv.i:ring a single ~: to left field, then Dakota ·: Seymourwasw.alked ,to _give ~ the Purtple and White runners at rust aqd seoond with one out left. Rieder - who !had three 0fLogan's seven flits on the night - slapped ..a single to , : the right-.conter field gap, :: which allowed McBride to ~- come borne with the game:: winningruniin,extr.ainnings. · Gallia Academy managed • : six hits in the contest and ~: left seven on base. Logan • stranded l. 4 lbaserunners in b ·. :;m!! t':Jt :o kJs: rc: -. ----------------------------------------~~~~·-· -·------------- a fastl>all from Sean sent Josh Hamilton to Texas, Gallagher, a two-run homer. has allowed one earned hm that left him with seven or less in each of his seven overall for the season. starts. Given .a cliance to try for a Volquez struclt: out • 10 fourth, Votto grounded out while lowering ·his ERA to in the eighth inning against an NL-best 1.06, a number Michael Wuenz. that swprises even him. "I'm not going to. lie: It "The last two years., 1 was in lhe back of my head," haven't thrown the ball 'like Votto said. "J thought if I got I'ni throwing right now," · a good swing on a good V0lquez said. "Every pitch I pitCh, J h.,t a chance to do throw, I've got a reason for SOllie ,goGCL ln ,games like throwing. Before, I'd just tbis, you don't •!mow why it throw a pitch." . Iutppens. You just go .w.ith · The 38-year-old Lieber the flow, and that's wh:at I made his frrst eight appeardid." ances out of the bullpen. A sluggish offense finally When left-hander Rich Hill sta1\led sl!!!ng, bringing was sent to lhe minors to the Reds their second work on his control over the victory in ci . games. . weekend~ Lieber was the "It was great to see that logical choice to move into hitting all those home runs, !be rotation. scoring all those runs, espeHe lasted only two dally .after not hitting any," innings . Half of his retief ~er Dusty B:UCer said. appearances went at least as "Those things go m streaks. long. Manager Lou Piniella Home runs 'o in streaks, hit- was noncommittal about ling goes 110 streaks, good whether he will get anodler g!jhing goes in streaks. We start. . tiome r,ood streaking "l saw tbe end results," going ,t~. ' . Piniella said. "They hit :the The sev.en homers were ball pr~ny hard." Cincinnati's rr10sl since it hit Not since Norton gave up an NL-record nine at (our homers in the founh Philadelphia · on Sept. 4, inning at Dooger Sta,dilnn 1999. Votto became the 23rd on Aug. 8, 2000 had a C11bs Reds player to bit three in a pitcher been bit so bard. To game, the first since Aaron . that poiJ11, the Cubs 'h adn't Boone 0n May.8, 2003. a-llowed more than tWo The wind was gllsting and homers in any · game so far swirling, and rain moved in this season. midway through the game. The four homers also tied No .problem for Edinson Cincinnati's record for poe Volguez (5-1), who has been initing, accomplished IDliDY the Reds' best starter. times. The most recent had The. major leagues' most been Aug. 17, 1996 · at prolific offense managed Riverfront · Stadium, when only · four bits in seven Eddie Taubensee, Reggie inmngs off the right-hander, Sanders, Jeff Brimson and who bas dominated NL hit- Barry Larkin conne.cted ters. Volquez, obtained in against the Colorado the trade last December tbat Rockies. Meigs junior Halley Ebersbach prepares to swing at a pitch ·during a Tri-Valley Conference Ohio 'Division softball :game against Vinton County . Wednesday in Rocksprings. Ebersbach struck out four batters in ·seven innings and earned the win for Meigs. • • I !, says he won't repeat woeful Game 1 perfonnance BY MiEIISS~ TRUaLO ASSOCIATED PRESS ' BOSTON LeBron , lames says he .won't miss baskets like be did in the · · series opener between the Cleveland Cavaliers and the 1 · • Boston Celtics. Neither, James believes, will Paul ·'' Pierce or Ray Allen: James missed ·all but two : of his 18 shots from the field · :·· Tuesday . night in · ··Cleveland's 76-72 loss, ! .:including a layup that would - 'have tied it with 9 seconds ' ·"remaining. Pierce and Allen also went a combined 2-for·' '18, with Allen failing to · ; score for the first time in 852 -- games. :·.:. "lcan'tplaynoworsethan ' I did last night," James said Wednesday. · ·.. "You don't expect those guys to have off nights like .that. I don't expect myself to have an off night like I did." After Tuesday night, though, everyone expects Thursday night's .Game 2 and the rest of .the Eastern Conference semifmals series onds left. . to be a bruising, stifling fight "Offensively, we were a between two top defenses. terrible-looking group," "You're going to ·have to Pierce. said. "We turned the run through a brick wall to ball over 23 times, shot 40 get to 100 points it seems percent from the -fteld. We like, the way . these two did just about everything teams play defense," Pierce wrong you could do offensaid. "You just expect it to sively, and what happens, be a defensive struggle the defense comes and saves throughout." · . the day." It was Thesday. James, meanwhile, had With. two-thirds of one of tbe worst shooting Boston's Big Three nearly nights of his career, leading shut out, it took Kevin his .team to a miserable 30.7 Garnett to bail out the · shooting percentage. James Celtics. He .finisbed with 28 has made fewer than two points, including the go- baskets just one, on Dec. 29, ahead basket with 21 sec- 2004, when he missed all .. ' .' I ' '; & BUFFET (11·3:30 pm) '4.95 per Children 4-10 yrs. old 13.50 NNfiiR BUFF'E I (4-9 pm) '6.50 per pers011 Children 4-10 yrs. old 13.95 -'.._,.., . SUNDAY ALLD.lY'.US Slrttt' - _,,WV , 228 W Main, Pomeroy 992-5432 356 East Main Pomeroy,OH 120 Jadcson Pike Gallipolis, OH 740-446-3837 740-992-6292 Gen. 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VanM.eter and junior Lian Hollman bit back-to-back singles, and the Lady Marauders tied it at 4'-aU. · Meigs then seemed in aood posilioo to take the lead witb tUIIDCrs still in liQOring ,Osition and no outs, ..W · a strikeout foltowed by 111 infield tly and a ltV out at 1be plate on the IIIDC play f:irought the iwrilJifD a sudden halt aDd Wt two runncn on base. lin tbe fifth it was the Lady , Maraudim who seemed to be in a real jam before offensive mistakes by ViD101J Cou'nty let them off · ' • dJ!!,hOok. . -· ~ .-; 'Ibe Udy Vtkings led otJ ,:- ,wilh a s~ • .adv~ .the ·: . , 1!1"' witll a sacrifice, and :. daal 1a1 a walk to load the t1 , But .a fly out to yJbt ,. M!igo t, VInton Colmty 5 VCHS 004 000 1 580 MHS . 2001!05X Q60 WP- Eberlbactl; LP- Graveo. ....... ...... . __, Buy one Footlong Get One Free! "; the TVC-Hocking champi· on Southern Lady Tornadoes. Start time will be 5 p.m. is he understands it takes five, and he's going to always involve the five guys:: Not that anyone believes James - or Pierce or Allen - will be as cold as they were in Game I again. "I don't expect Paul and Ray to have the struggles, and I don 't expect LeBron to have struggles, either," Celtics center Kendrick Perkins said . "So I think we're in for a good Game 2." James didn' t seemed fazed either. saying he wanted to play again immediately after Game l ended. "lf I have a bad game or I have a bad two games. it's not like l'ni soul-searching or anything like that," he said. "I know I can bounce back ." '. Eric Allllllatphlphoto field ililmed into a double play when the runner on third couldn't beat Hoffman's throw back to the bag after running home. Then confusiun on the base paths during Jhe ne~;i at-bat had two Lady . Vikings at second base, and Ebersbach threw · to sophomore Tricia Smith for an easy tag and third out. · Ebersbach struck out two batters in the top of the sixth, retiring the side in three, and then Meigs got their fivj: .runs with four .walks and two hits.. · Beha., VanMeter, Hoffman. and senior Amy Barr each walked, with the fourtb scorina the plheld run. 8liley then niiled .a two-RBI do.uble to center, and sophomore 'Shaullle · 'S mith lcored two with ·a shot to left. Vmton County managed one run in the seventh on a one-<>Ut double and finished the game with eight qits. Meigs has a few games left in the regular season to work ·o ut any kinks before tournament play begins. They travel to Racine Thursday for a game with f1 ve of his shots against Houston. James refused, though, to call it his .worst game ever. "No, nab, nab. It's not the worst. At the end of the ciay We still had a chance to win the ball game," James said. "I wasn't satisfied with the way I played but saying it's my worst game, nah." Cleveland coach Mike Brown said the Cavs must do a better job moving the ball across the. court and spacing themselves to get better looks at the basket. ·"We have to make sure we're attacking and having multiple drives in the same possession," he said. "There's some things we can do better , to hopefully increase that (shooting) percentage." Pierce said the Celtics must continue to contain James and figure out ways to score themselves if they want to win the series. "They're going to try to do things to· make it easier on him, maybe get him out in transition a little bit more, get him in position where he's not double-teamed any more," he said ''It's up to us to try to counter." Celtics coach Doc Rivers said James won't try to win all by himself- and Boston can' t force him to try. "LeBr~n 's not going to allow that," he said. 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WV J (304) 576-2220 Opeo from It I am Iiiii pM (lll<oda). Slmday) ac-1~ Nnt to lilt R~ C. l)·ntlAcu AU.. •IlL 2 �SCOREBOARD The Daily Sentinel I PRo BASEBALL -~ EaiDivloion W 19 L 14 Pc!GB .576 PhilAdelphia 20 AU&nta 17 - - 11 Washington 1-4 15 .571 15 .531 1s 20 .531 n .412 5\ Florida WLPctGB 22 13 .629 Chicago 19 15 .559 2), Houston 18 16 .529 3 '1. Milwaukee 16 . 17 .<165 5 Pi11sburgh 14 19 .424 7 Cincinnati 14 21 .400 8 West Oivlaion W L PctGB Arizona 22 12 .647 los Angele$;19 . 15 .559 3 $ . Franctsco 14 20 .412 8 Colorado 13 21 .382 9 San Diego 12 22 .353 10 51. Louis 10; Jacobs, Florida, 9 ; Mclouth, -rgh. 9; Burral1, ~. 9; Uggla, Florida. 8; HRamlrez, Florida. 8; AdGonWoJ:, san Diogo, 8; Dloe, Chicago, 8. STOLEN BASEs-Taveras, ~ . 14; Boum, 13; HRamlrez, Florida, 12; Pierre, Los Angolos. 11 ; JRoyes, New Yortt. 10; Klwnp, Los Angeles. 9; Theriot. Chicago, 8: Fu!CIIl, LOs Angeles, 8. PITCHJI'IG (4 Decisions)--. Arizona, 7.0, 1.000, 2.49; Shoe1s, Mitwaukse, 4-o, 1.000, 2,2g; Volquez, Cincinnati, 5-1 , .833, 1.06; Cook. Colorado, 5-1, .8:13, 2.40; - · Florida, 5-1 ; .8:13, 3.71 ; Zambrano, Chicago, 5-1 , .833, 1.80; Looper, St 1 I I ~··­ ' AHan1a 5, San Diego 3 Pittsburgh 1.2 , San Francisco 6 Flor1da 3, Milwaukee 0 Chk;ago Cubs 3, Cincinnati 0 Houston 6, Washington 5 St Lou~ 6, Colorado 5 Arizona 6, Philadelphia .. L.A. Dodgers 5, N.Y. Melli 4 -...oday'oGamee Cincinnati 9, Chica()O Cubs 0 N.Y. Mels 12, L.A. Dodgers 1 Atlanta 5, San Diego 2 Plrtsburgh 3. San Francisco 1 Aorida 6, Milwaukee 2 Houston 4 , Washington 3 Louis, 5-1 , .833, 3.95. STRIKEOUT5-Volquez, Cincinnati, 52; Harang, Cii"'CW\ati 47; JSantana, NewYotk, 47; ~._San Diego, <16: lii"''CeCUU'n, San Franosco, 45; JSanchez, San Francisco, 44; Billingsley, Los Angeles, 44. . SAVES--lsringhausan; St Louis, 11 ; BWilson, San Fianci&co, 10; Lyon, Artzona, 10; Gagne, MN&ulo>e, 9; I Udge. Philadelphia. a: cawo. Pittsburgh, 7; Valwrde, Houslon, 7; I Rauch, Washlng10n, 7; BWagner, New Yotk, 7. Aulillitc::an u.gue e..t~ W Boslon 22 Tampa Bay 17 NowYork 17 L 14 16 18 Toronto 17 18 4~ .486 ..'!. Ba111mono · 18 PCIGB .611 .515 3'.-) 18 .471 5 .488 «: ~~ Colorado 4, St. Lou~ 3 Phi~ia .333; Youkllts, Boston, .317; MRamirez, Boston , .3US; Bradley, Texas, .315; CGulllen, Detro11, .315. RUN&-£1-ry, · 27; Crawlord, Tampa Bay, 27; Damon, New Vorl<, 25: Kin~Jer, Texas, 23; Quentin, Chicago, 23; Voukilis, Boston, 23; MRamirez, Boston, 23. ABI~amitlon , Texas, 36; EBrown , oaldand, 29: Or1iz, · 28: Morneau, Minnesota, 25 ; Youkilis, Boston, 25; Quentin, Chicago, 24; Upton. Tampa Bay, 2-4; Ordonez, Detroi1, 2-4; MRamirez, Boston, 24. HITs--Pedroia, Boston, 45; MRamirez, Bostofl, 42; ISuzuki, Seattle, 41 ; Ibanez, 5ealtle, 41 . OOUBLE5-Pedroia, Boston. 14; OaMurphy, Texas, 12: Damon. New Vort. 12; Croolly, Oal<land,11 ;VoU<ilis, Boston, n : MAamirez, Boston, 11 . TRIPlEs-Grawloro , Tampa Bay, 3. HOME RUNs-Napoli, Loe Angelo~ 8; Quentin, Chicago, 8; Hamilton, Texas, 7; Hinske, Tampa Bay, 7 ; CPena, Tampa Bay, 7; Crede, Chicago, 7; Sexson, Seattle, 7; Ortiz. Bo6ton, 7: MAamirez, Boston, 7. STOLEN . BASES--CaGomez, Minnesota. 13; Ellsbury, Boston, 13; !Suzuki. Seattle, 13; Figgins, Los Angeles, 11 : BRober15, Baltimore, 10; Gattlrig1t, Kansas City, 8 ; Rios, Toronto, 8;'Ctaw1ord, Tampa Bay, 8. PITCHING (4 Decisions)--Saunders, Los AniJ&IeS, 6-0, 1.000, 2.61 ;' ESantana, Los Angeles, 6~. 1.000, 2.02; Clee, Cleveland, &0, 1.000, .81; Matsuzaka, Boston, 5-0, 1.000, 2 .43; Wang. New York, 6·1 , .857,. .3.12; Sonnanstine, Tampa · ear. s-1 , .833, 4.63; LIHemandoz. M i . . -, 5-1 , .833, 3.83. STRIKEOUT8-JVazquez, Chicago, .&6; Marcum, Toronto, FHemandez, Houston: 1'tr ~DIYI-. I I HOME RUN~. P!\lladolphla, 13; llelkman, Housm, .II ; c.Jon., A11an1a, 5, Arizona 4 Tlnndoy'o- San Francisco ~Caioi 1-2) at Pittsburgh (Maholm 2-3) , 12:35 p.m. San Diego ~Ledezma 0.01 al A11anta (Ae)'es 1~). 1 p .m. St. Louis (Lohse 3-1 ) a1 ColoradO (Oe La Roea 0-1), 3:05p.m. · Phitadelphia IMyen~ 2-2) afArizona (Webb 7.0), 3:40p.m. t,lilwaukee (Villanueva 1-3) a1 Floflda (Hondrid<son 5-1 1. 7:10 p.m. Washlng1011 ILannan 2-3) al Houston (Bacl<e 2-3), 8:05 11m. FtlcloY•- Arizona at Chicago Cli>o, 2:20p.m. Al1an1a at .Pit1llbufgh, 7:0S p.m. Cincinnati at N.Y. Mels, 7:10p.m. Florida at Washington, 7:35 p.m. St. Louis at Milwaukee, 8:05p.m. Colorado •• San Diego, 10:05 p.m. Phila~ at San Francisco, 10:15 p.m. Hclus1on al L.A. Dodgers, 10:40 p.m. TO!Io\Y'S IIAJOR I.EAOUE LEADERS NATIONAL LEAGUE BATTING;-CJones, A11anta, .429; Furcal, Los AngtMes, .366; Berkman, Hous1on, .381 ; U11oy. P!\ladelphla, .350; Nacl)', Pi1llllurgll, .349; Uplon, Arizona, .345; SolO, Chicago, .345. RUNs-Ber1unan, Hous1on, 35; Furcal, LOS Angeles, 34; Mclouth, Pillllburgh, 31 ; V1iel'. Phlladelphkl, :j(); Weeks, Milwaukee, 29; OLee, Chicago, 29; HAamirez. t=Jorida, 28. RBI---Nady, Pi11aburgh, 34: Berkman, Hous1on, 33; Burrell, Philadelphia, 30; CJones. A1lan1a, 29; Mclou1h, Pittsburgh, 28; CJaci<son, Arizona, 28; DWrlghl, New York, 28. HITs-cJonea, A11an1a, 51; Fur<:al, Los Angeles, 49; U1ley, Phitadelphia, 48; Mclouth, Pi11sburgh, 45; Aikins, Colorado, 45; Tejada, Houston, 45; Dlee, Chicago, 45. ,. DOUBLE5-Sot0, Chicego, 13; McLOU1h, Pil1&burgh, 13; Berkman, Hous1on, 13; Flanweur, Atlanta, 12; · OWrighl, New '11><1<. 12; U11ey, Philade!>hia, 12; Nady, 1'11111lurgh, 12; Furcal, Los Angeles, 12; Glaus, St. ~ Louts, ,2. TRIPLE$-JReyes, .New York, 5; Velez, SBn Francisco, 4; CJactson, Arizona, 3; OHudson, Arizona, 3. W Min,_,. 17 Clell'eland 16 Chicago 15 Kanou Cit)' 15 Detrol1 15 West Divi11o!> w Los Angoleo22 Oakland 22 Texa5 15 Seallle 14 L 15 17 17 18 20 PCIGB .531 .485 1'1. L Pet 14 14 20 21 · Sea1ilo, 44; l!ucf1holz, Boston, 39: Clee, C11M11and, 311; ESanlana, Loe Angeles, 38: Haladoy, Toronto, 38. SAVE~odriguez, Los Angeles, 14; Shan' ill, BaH Imore, 11; Nathan, Mlnnesola. 11 ; Papelbon, Bos1on, 10; S1nlot, Oatdand, 9; SOria, Kansas Ci1)', 8; CWilson; TIII<IIS, 8; MRivera. NewYor1<. 8. .489 2 .455 2~ .429 3~ GB .611 .e11 __,._ -~ -~ · PRo BASKETBALL 6'1a 7'1. ' Ndonll PHI lb&ll AUocl8tlon Plerofi- FIRST RDUI'IIl ·--7) EASTERN CONFERENCE 0 • A1llnta 3 Boston 5, Detrol1 o CltM!Iand 5. N . Y . - 3 ' Tampa Bay 5, TO<oniO 4 L.A. Angels 5, Kansas Cllr 3 · Chicago WhMe So>< 7, M - I Oakland 4, Baltimore 2 Texas 10, Saallle 1 GamM -Oakland e. Baltimore s. 10 innings Detrol110, Boston 9 Cleveland3, N.Y. Yankees 0 Toronto Tarl1>8 Bay 2 Kansas C!lr 9, L.A. Ange~ 4 Minnesota 13, Chicago WhMe Sox 1 0 Boo1Qn 104, A11an1a 81 · B0aton 96, A11anta 77 A11anta 102, Boston 93 A11an1a 97, lloB1on 92 · 110, A11an1a 85 A11an1a 103, Boston 100 Bos1on 99, AGan1a 85 Wedl..._.. e. . r .... 2. Saa111e o Tllondor'I- v- _ Qtnland 4. WMIJington 2 C-.nd 93, WashingtOn 86 Cleveland 11 e. Washlng10n ae Waalilng1on 108, Cleveland 72 ~nd 100, Washington 97 WUhington 88, Clewland 87 Cleveland 105, Washington 88 N. v.v . - at Detroit, 7:05 p.m. Ton>nlo al Clevoiand, 7:05 p.m. L.A. Angeto a1 Tampa Bay, 7:10p.m. oakland al Texas, 8:05 p.m. Boston at MI..-, 8:10p.m. Baltimo..e itt KanBU City, 8 :10p.m. Chicago W111te SOl< at - · 10:10 p.m. Boston 5, Montreal .t Montreal ~, Boston 0 New Ot'leans 1~. DaUas 92 New Or1eans 127. OaUas 103 Dallas 97, New Orleans 87 New Or1oens 97, Deltas 84 New Orleen& 99, Dallu 94 pu Sin Anlgltp 4 PMinl,l1 SanAn1onio117, Phoenix 115, 20T San Antonio 102, Phoenix 96 San An1onio 115, Phoenix 99 Phoenix 105, San Antonio 86 San Antonio 92, Phoenix 87 Utah 90, Houston 84 Hou610n 94, U1ah 92 \Jtah 86, Houston 82 Houston 95, Utah 69 Utah 112, Houston 91 N.y. Raogm 4 Nlw JtrMy 1 N.Y. Rangers 4, New Jer&ey 1 N.Y. RaniJOrs 2, New Jersey 1, N.Y. New Jersey 4, N .Y. Rangers 3, 0T NY Rangers 5, NeW Jersey 3 N.Y. Rangers 5, New Jersey 3 · QUARTERFINALS llleo1-ol-7) EASTERN CONFERENCE Dltroll Yl Orlando Saturday, May 3: Detroit 91 , Orlando 72 WESTERN CONFERENCE Monday, May 5: De1rort 100. Oriando 93 !lo!rol! 4 NMbyillo 2 Wednesday, May 7: Oflando 111 , Detroit 1· Detroit 3. NashviUe 1 86, Detrott leads series 2-1 Detroit 4, Nashville 2. Saturday, May 10: Detroit al Orlando, 5 I Nashvikl5, Detmit 3 p m. Nashvikl 3, De1foi12 Tuesday, May 13: Or1ando at Detroit. 7 Det~t 2, Nashv~lle 1, OT or 8 p.m. · Detr01t 3, Nashville 0 Thursday. May 15: Detrol1 a1 Orlando, I S.nJoM4.C Jl'3 TBA, if necessary Sunday, M;iy 18: Orlando at Detroit, Calgaf)' 3, San Jose 2 san Jose 2. Calgary o TBA. if necessary 1 Calgary 4, San Jose 3 san -lOse 3, Calgarr 2 "or""' ys. Cleyal1nd Tuesclay, May 6 : Boston 76, Cleveland san Jose 4, Calgary 3 Calgaf)'2, Sen Joae 0, 72, Boston leads series 1-o Thursday, May 8: Claveland a11lo51on;7 San Jose s, calgary 3 p.m. Salurday, May 10: lloS1on a1 Cloveland. . CokK='n • · - 2 2 Colorado 3, 1.11..- 2, DT Sp.m, · Monda)l, May 12: Boston a1 CliMlland, 8 Minnesota 3, Colorado 2 , DT Minnesota 3, Colorado 2, DT p.n,t. Wednesday, May 14: Cleveland .at C9brado 5, Minnesota 1 Colorado 3, Mlnneso1a 2 Bos1on, TBA, ~ necessary Friday, May 1e: Boslon a1 C,_and, ~3,Minneoo1a2 TBA, 'if neoa&Sarv Dlllu 4. Anlhllm 2 Sunday, May 18: Cleveland a1 llo51on, OalaS 4, Anaheim 0 1)3A, wneoessary Dalas 5, Anaholm 2 Anaheim 4, Oanas 2 WESTERN CONFERENCE Dalla& 3, Anaheim 1 I .!. I •ken. VI lJtlb Sunday, May 4: L.A. Laksrs 109, U1ah 98 Anaheim 5, Dallas 2 Wednesday, May 7: LA. Laker& 120, DaMas 4, AnahEiim 1 U1ah 110, L.A.l.al<eni klad series 2.0 CONFERENCE &EIItfiNALS · Friday, May 9: L.A. Lakers at Utah, 9 ·--ol-7) p.m. . I EASTERN CONFEIIENCE Sundar. May 11: LA. Lakers al U1ah, 1 Ph" 1 ,,.,,. 4 . . . . , 3:30p.m. Montreal 4, Philadelphia 3, OT Wednesday, May 14: Lttah at L.A. fti!adelphia 4, Montreal2 · ta~.TBA.~n~a~ Friday, May 16: L.A. Lakers at U1ah, 3, Montreal 2 Phll~hia 4, Mlontreal 2 TBA. ~ necessary Mon<:Jey, May 19: U1ah at L.A. Laksrs, Phl,_lphia 6, Montreal 4 · TBA, it necessary l?jlllf ph 4 N.Y. AlnMII 1 Plt1ollurgh 5, N.Y.- RaniJOnl 4 .... PriMnl VI. San AntpniQ Saturday, May 3: New Of1eans 101 , San Pit1sburgh 2, N,V. Rangers 0 Plt1ollurgh 5, N.Y. Ranger11 3 Antonio 82 Mondar, May 5: New Orleans 102, San N.Y. Rangers 3, Pittsburgh 0 Antonio 84, New Orleans leads &efies 2· Pit1sburgh 3, N.Y. RaniJOIW 2, OT L.A. Lalooni 107, Denver 101 ..... OdMn• 4. DwllM 1 Thurodll)', I 1 I WESTERN CONFERENCE Dllroll • P*ndo 0 Detroit 4, CokJrado 3 Detroit 5, Colorado 1 Detroit 4, Colorado 3 Detroit 8, Colorado 2 Thursday. May 8: New O..leans ,at San Antonio, 9:30p.m. Sunday, May 11 : New Orleans at · San Antonio, 8 p.m. Tuesday, May 13, San Antonio at New Orleans. 9 or 9~ p.m. if necessary Thursday, May 15, New Orleans at San Antonio, TBA, If necessary Monday. May 19, San Antonio at New Orleans, TBA, if necessarY O.lu 4. Sen JoH 2 Dallas 3, San Jose 2, OT Dallas 5, San Jose 2 Dallas 2, San Jlose 1, OT San Jose 2, OaBas 1 San Jose 3, Dallas 2. OT .,.. Dallas 2, San Jose 1, 40T PRoHoc~Y _._,.,.._ . CONFERENCE RNAUI PlayOII- ·(R Montreal 4, Boston 1 t Montreal 3, Boston 2, OT Biioton 2, Mon1real 1, OT Montreal 1·, Boston 0 Boston 5, Montreal 1 1017) EASTERN COIL Bt:EN(:E P'tt*emh n. PMI!!"Pbft ·--ol-7) EA8TERit CONFERENCE Munbill4.........,3 1 Friday, May 9: Philadelphia a1 Pittsburgh, 7:30p.m. Sunday, May 11 : Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, 7:30p.m. Tuesday. May 13: Pittsburgh at PhUadolphia. 7:30p.m. May 30 16: P111aburgh ~rthune ·~ Sentinel CLASSIFIED al I ~u~MZ~ fa~· P!\lladelphla )1 Pi11alloJ9>, 3 p.m., H '* ry Tueoday, May · 20: Pi1111lufVh I Philadelphia, 7:30p.m., If r« ·ry st uay Thurodlly, 22: Phlladelphl• al Pittsburgh, 7:30p.m. , it nee! ''Y WESIEM COfd SEUCE CWrpH "'= 7 7 Thursday. May 8: Oollalal Datmlt, 7:30 ~m. : Solurday, May 10: Dai1U a1 Doln>lt, ;,7 Galli a County OH p.m. , • Monday, May 12: Detroit at Dallu, ::S p.m. . ~ ­ Weooeoday, May 14: Detrol1 a1 Dalas, 8 p.m. .. Solurday, May 17: Dai1U al De1roM, 1:30 p.m., If necessary • Monday, May 19: De1roit a1 Dallu • .8 p.m., I rHKB sery .. Wednesday, May 21: Dal1ae at 7:30p.m., I necoeeary E-mail ·classified@mydailyttibune.com oemt; PRo SocCER ....... ,._- .. I 14 Di!nnrO l.A. t.a1c1m 128, Denver 114 L.A. Lakers 122, Denver 107 LA..t.Akars 102, Denver 84 BATTING-HIAa1aul, New ll>r1<. .33~: Mauer, Minnesota, .337; VMartlnez, CltM!Iand, .337; Ka1chman, Loe Angeles, 0 Phlle!lekable • WMhtnqlpn 3 WashingtOn 5, Philadelphia 4 Philadelphia 2, Washington 0 Philadelphia 6. Washington 3 P!\iladelphia 4, Washlng1oo 3, 20T Washington 3, Philadelphia 2 Washing1on 4, Philadelphia 2, Philadelphia 3, Washington 2, OT FIIIIIT ROUND 'IOIIAY'8 1111.1011 L.EAOUE IZADER8 AIIEliiCAN I EIIIIIE tr Pittsburgh 3, Ottawa 1 Uteh 4. HQullpn 2 Utah 93, Houston 82 WEI1ERN CONFER£NCE LA I ' 1 gh 4 on Pittsburgh 4, 011.a 0 Pittsburgl1 5, 011.a 3 Pittsburgh 4, Ottawa 1 0 Prllndo 4 Tomoto 1 Qrtando 114, Toronto 100 Orlando 104, Toronto 103 Toromo 108, Orlando 94 Orlando 108, Toronlo 94 Or1ando 102, Toronto 92 www.mydallysentlnel.cqm Thursday, May 8, 2oo8 Phi-'*'• l!a!rol! 4, Jlhllodolphil 2 Philadelphia 90, Dtltro~ 86 Delrol1105, Phlladelphkl88 Philadelphia 95, Detroit 75 Delrol193,' Philadelphia 94 Detrol198, Philadelphia 81 Oelroil100, Philadelphian Cieveland (B)onj 1-2) at N.Y. tMusslna 4-3), 1:05 p.m. Minnesola (Slowey 0-.1) al Chicago WMo Sox (Danks 2-3), 2:05 p.m. . 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"CCI)'8 GlrnM Colorado al__,, 8:30p.m. FC Dallas at -~ Salt Lal<e, 9 p.m. COlurmuo a1 San Jaoe, 10 p.n\. · New York allno Angeleo, 10:30 p.m. . &lndoy'a- rajoct, or any adot...,umo. 11u11 on tho III>Erra'" . , 9undoy. !lor II LOs~ at FC ~ . 3 p.m. NASCAR ZOOIIIpolnt Cup Standlt9 Aftlr Rk:IMI!Ond 1495 0 1 -123 S.KeYlnHaMck D 1 1 -145 -148 -177- 0 -1118 0 -226 3 -285 1 0 -283 -333 . 0 0 0 0 -3311 6. Denny · ,_~ 7. ;11mmlo.Johnoon 8.Tony9.Gieg81ftte 10. Carl Edwoodo 11. f!rln-...n 12.~Kmlo 13. Jo11 Gordon 14. David Ragan 15. Martin T.- Jr. 16. Juan Mc>ntora 17. BrianVIcloll1l 18.1lobbr Labon1e 19. Travis Kvap!l 20. David Gilliland 0 0 0 0 AMVETS Posl •23 • 5110. Bam-? Little Kyger Nominations and Election of Creek Rd. · 2 miles past Officers. May 121h a17pm. RVHS. Household items, furn . brand name clothes, OAVF'ostt141·Nomination and lois more · and ElectiOn of Officers. May 121h 1116pm. ' 6 families · Huge yard sale. to good home . About 2 clothes-boys and girls from months old. Has shots. 74(). . newborn lo 4T. rii 37g.9515 or 64~7. -319 r -- FOUND: on 4th Ave Friday May 2. Small brownlblacklwhite male puppy. 645·7965 l..osT t1 AN> ~ ... ~ -31111 -476 -487 -515 OUND -=-'-'-'-------,,-- r• REACH 3 COUNTIES ·-~ Ir ~· "AJID"··... •· <:M.LI!.- ,., ~ ~ G~ . CLASSIFIED INDEX 4x4'e For s.e ......,_.,____ , ............................725 ' .\nnouncernent ... ,_ ..•..., ......................', ...... 030 Antlquea .... ........ ............................. .............. 530 """otments lor Rent.. ................................. 440 AUction and Flea ll•r1181.............................080 Auto Part. 6 ill CC Ill Dll ... , .. , ,,, , , , , ....... 160 Auto Repair ...................................... ............ 770 -'utoa for s.Je .................................. ............ 710 ' - .. - f o r Sola ............................. 750 t!IUIIdtng SUppt-............................." ....... 550 ' •.•• , ........ Bulklngl ............. , ...., ........ 340 Bulin•• Oppottunlly ................................-210 euat-l'rlllnlng ....................................... 140 c;.np.ra .. ...........................790 ng Equipment .................................. 780 c.da of ~ .......................................... 010 ~lid/Elderly Care ....................................... 180 ::-igor8tk>n.........................-....840 • F.qu1pmen1 for Rent ......................... ............480 ,. ExC.vlltng ................................................... 830 F.,.,l!qul_.t ..........................................610 F-lor Rent. ........ .. .. ................................430 Fenno for Sa1a ............................................. 330 I~ ~ ..............................................., ..... 490 ~ Sele .......................................... ......- -..585 f'or- or Trlldo .. .......................................510 fruita ...... '&1111111 ·· ·········~--·········· · ""'"""510 Fuml- .......................................ASO Qlllllal ttM&tlng .............. ~ .... "'''''''""''''".110 ell' •••, .,.,,' .............................................G40 . Hotppy Ma....................................................050 H8y .. 01'011n .............., ...................................840 Help ...............................- ................ 110 1011 . ttomelmprovementa ...................................l10 - f o r l!a1a ........... ................................. 310 - -- - ... .................................... 510 · ·lor Rent .............................. ,......... .,410 ' - ~ ..........................................., ...................02G , , .... : ....... .... , ,,._,. . ..... . ...... r .... ~ . ..- , 130 eeo Rf1~ACH ' - " a a.-. EqulpiMnt ................ ;:...... l,.tJ Ill ClC lt.~....., ...,,.. ,,,, .. , ..~ ...-~.................630 ()VER t.o.l811d Found ......., ........,,...................- -.010 . ~ .. ~ .. ..... .................................... 310 7 2342 www. ydailytribune.oom ................................................ 580 • PlUmbing .. -ng .................................... 820 PI C$ 1F'" IIIII S. w6ce1 ... ,',,, ............:.......... 230 · - . T V aca...-............................... 180 ,{Boint ~ltasant !egiQtr ·The Dally Sentinel 304-'75-1333 740-992-2155. www.mydai~register.com - - ·-·"- . . .. -.. . .. . . .... . . 680 • 8ltUotlona 120 llpoca lor Rent.............. .. .. ........................... 480 lpoolloogQoocla ........................................... 520 - RUV'alor 1181t--............................................ 720 1'luclll for .............. l... .................. ......... 715 Upmtsl y .................. ./..............................:170 v... For - -· --- ....- ,- w-... . . . . . . . . . . . - e- ..................................... 3d0 ~hoo~Jnatructton ............................ ......... 150 -to w- n. ""~·•·~ niii"iit'~iiiiiio"_.l Big sale I Salurday 10th Hartlord Community Center Everything! 9am·3pm Yard' Sale Fri. Sat. Sun 1st., Trailer on righ1 Greer Road. r WANI1D a.·--..,;roiiiitiBiiluv,__ _, ' 20011 by NEA Inc www.comlca.com ~;::=:· ===·=~-~;:=====:::;~;:======~ 0 1l". _____ _.~11no .. _·w.·~ , . IIDJlWANim . . a~U¥ ' bringing a resume ·to; Boggs Pest Control, Inc. 110 Boggs Road , Oak Hill, OH 45656. NO PHONE CALLS. -------Courts ide Bar ana Grill now se eking qualified applicants for bartender anQ food runner. Apply in person or caU 441 -9~7 1 1o schedule and inte rview_ 308 ?nd Ave, _G_al_, lipo _ lis_. - - - - Dependable babysiner needed. Reference s required. Please call 740· 709--t9GS -------- Equipment Repair Techntcian· for Farm and/or Lawn Equipment repair & maintenance. Must have experience. Must be able to use computer on a limited basis. Compethive wages, modern shop, continuous cofl1)any sp onsored train· ing. health insurance. matching retirement contribution and paid holidays. Fax 740-446-9104 or Email johncarmichaeiOcareq.oom Absolute Top Dollar • sil· vertgold coins, any IOK/14KJ18K gokt jewelry, dental gold; pre 1935 US Experienced Truck and Auto currency. proot/mint sets, Mechanic neede<l. Must own diam<>r>ds. MTS Coin Shop, tools. 740-388.S547 t51 2nd Avenue, Gallipolis. _ _F _E _D _E _R _ -A'L- 446·2642 POSTAL JOBS Wanted 10 buy Junk Cars, call 740·388·0884, if no $17.89-$28.27/hr.. now hir'· answ6f, leave a message. in~J. For application and free go11emement job info. call Can Call Colklcl American·Assoc. of Labor 1· . I \ ll't I~~ \II\ I 913-599-8226, 24/hrs. emp. .., I I\ \ I' I " ll'll~-----~ lwiliio-----• 1: , lhli'WANIID 1• Office of Consumer Al1airs 1o1 free a1 1-866278.()1)()3 to loam K tho mortgage broker lender is properly licensed. (This is a public service announcement from 1he Oh•o Valiel' Publ•shing Company) EDE ' sefv. General Farm ?'nc."" ~ = ~ 1ri~-- A , N~ Home H-L" ktes a'""' PersOnal care Aides, Full Trne and Per Diem posi~ tions available. Accepting applications tor AN and LPN's. Appl~ at 1480 JacbOn Pike, Gallipolis, phone '"1·1393 tor Sklled Office or apply at t.t56 JacXson Pike, phone 441· · 9263 tor PassPort'Private · . care OHice. Competitive l ove to cook? Always wages and benefits indud-experimenting with new ing health insurance and Kieas? You may be who we mileage reimbufS811'18111. · •~• · 1or A local are ~rngeed. indiv~id-1 pany is inn an Outskll Salee ual who is inspWed to cook. ~ Applican1 mus1 be able 1o organize and manage an industrial kitchen, prepare Ohio Valley Publishing with and inventory food stoct, as office&ln Pomeroy, well as manage incoming GaUipolis and Pt.l'teasant and outgoing · foods. is aa;epting resumes tor a lndiv<lual wiH be r86J)Or1Sible lui t i m e - oaloo for food preparation, presen-- representatiw. Applicants tation and quality to compa· musl be organized. ~ 11 .t creative and ableJo I di:ihus. ny san you t.re interested in applying, : : \ : please send your resume to P.O. Box 469 , Gallipolis, onn(Wfcustomers. Ohio 45631 CLA Box 101 Candidates roos1 be - - - - - - - - disCiplined, self-motivated Ueigs Industries,Inc. is hir· and a team player that ing a Janitorial Crew Leader understands the and SUbstitute Crew impon&nce of developing Leaders. Experience in ,jan-- . strong, mutualty beneficial itoriaVcustoclial wOrk pre- business relationships with tarred. Meigs Industries pt'c> our customers. Sales vldes service51or adults with eXperience and reliable developmental !l(lfiabiltties. transportation necessary. Must have a valid Ohio driv~ H you can sell and you ers license and High School want to wortc full iime. t diploma or ·GEO. Send would like to hear from resume to : Meigs you. Industries, Inc. P.O. 307, Please send resume, Syracuse, Ohio 45n9. cover letter and three references to: - - - - -- - Gall !><>tis Dally ltb.Jne Need SOI'I'I80ne IO work C)'l Ann: Man Rodgers ren1al houle&.Send iesume P.O.Il<>x 469 lo: 5entinet, P. 0 . Box 729-9, GallipOlis, OH 45631 Pom eroy, OH 4 5269. or emali to --;;;dii;;;;;;;;;;~;;; mr-oclgenOrnydallr'fribune.oom Need Som10ne who Lone AI replies ~H De kept in U.. Ouldoon & ·Artfn.la. strict oMfldanoe. to do chcxwon .n ~ F tho a-• •...., .In - N - - · Pa~·time 0en1a1 Assitltan1, Houi'l .,. flealbfe1 2--4 ~ helpful but 1101 hoollloy, 2-3 DoyoiWk CaH roquiied deliver ~...,. In 304-M2-3346 t>er>onk>'1'922JaclcoOnAve ° == eo..: ............................................. .. 730 Buy ......................................... .... 090 W••IOd to Buy- Farm SUppltH .................. 620 Wweltd To Do .............................................. 180 . .... . . . . . . . to Aent ............................................ 47o ' Y..-cl- Olllllpoll8............... .....................072 · y ... , , Pome~oy/Middti ... .................... .. 07.t -~-t 076 New log home sitting on 1.66 acres, wstom klchan, 3BR, 2 - - $142,900. Call 740-256-9247 Open House Sat & Sun 5/10&5/11 2pm .. 5pm. Buy Moil Large 211 heme in soeric quiet subdivision, great "" hiking and l>iklr'IJ. 1257 sq. ft. ~nyl siding. lots of storage, 1 1f2 car garage, a>naate driveway. Lol6 of parking & room far boat. wn closet In master BA. Uplifates to numeroUs to lisL Includes Berber carpet, kl1chon appliances. foJC & Heal pump. Moving, must sell. Mctiva1ed. Appraised 1or 5108.000 I 112 years ago, asldng S98.000 ooo. 740-441 -1171 hm 2089673 Caft. 204 Am Dr. "" Racooon Creek Ad. -=: ~ MedicaiiDental/401k • New On-5tta Doctor o down parmont. 4 bodrooms. Large raro. Covered dedi. Altadled lll'rag9. 74D-' 367-7129. I 16X80 3 Badtoom 2 Bath Vinyl Siding. Shingle Rocl. $230 per month. 740-3859948. ----1970 2BA, 1 ba1h, ax1e and 2000 Custom Built Cape tires included. $1200 or best Cod. 4BR 2 BA Fin, ol1or, lor:aled in FW Gnlllde: ExL 2347 Basement, located outside 740-339-9983 c:A Rio Grande in a beautiful wooded location. 5199,900. 1975 Mobile Home 3 bod, 1 ba11t, $500 bulfl'l' move 304-;;::;;::;::=~ call 1or an appt. 740---245- 882-8247 0125 Sam$ - - - - - - - - 2 bed, 2 bath, 299 • month. bBnmcnoN 3br. 2 1/2 ba. & FR. 2 car 740-446-3570. garage & in ground pool on n .... ...._,.,._ r..u...- · 3.65 acres 0 Greenbrier 2002 1exeo oakwood 3 Bed UL11 P'*' "--- - - . . Estat86 on Saldlill Rd. a&k- 2 Bath, 2000 16x70 IGar Close • Homo) eelS '0 in!l $160.000 30HI74-5999 Fleetwood 2 Bed 2 Bath, CaiiToday-17~367 , or 30-4-675- 1566 1999 161C80 Fooune 3 Bed 2 1-800-21~ Bath, 1997 14x70 Oakwood www.galli; I C&\661 II gudu 4br, 2 AC, Pool, Country 3 Bed 2 Bath. 0-.time 388· Aocr.ited Wember Accfedifjnn .., H ·... New Haven, $139,500 call . 0000 Eveninn 388-8017 or 1~MC-PAYU n: I'' '--tililiiiiliiiiilii..,l de•• Colleg6s ·"• _I M ......... AMXJ~B I Council lor ' ' " . .:•""r'"~"':::•:.;'~ZI::..:.·---, ... after &pm wm help with 245-9213 closing eo.. 304-59~1 :....:..:.::.-=-----2 _ __ A _ I1M _•_1k> _n_l _ _ = ~ :.: 1 Local company offerln!l 'NO Full sized Serlopedic pillow- DOWN PAYMENT" prolop mattress, boxsprings, J18m5 "" yoo 10 buy your mattress pad, quill, shams. home ins1ead ol ren11ng. sheets. $75.00. 696-1129. 100% financing - - - - - - - - • Lass than per1ect credit Glglllllc llovlng Sale ~ed Payment could be the ...,.. rt 9:0D-5:00 same as rent. 293 Fisher Str8et Mortgage Locators. Th.Jrs. '5-9 thru -Fri. 5-10. Fl60iture, linens, seasonal 1740)367.0000 items, exercise equipment collectlb'es. deslt Tum at Mitch's Rowers go up hill corner of 5th and Fisher 1 1 MiddlepOrt 740-385-7671 -L-AND AIID~-HC ~O-IIIE-.-,_--3 · bed, 2 bath, lond, ready 1o""""' in1o. Only 399 a month (wac ). 868·5&4· 8879. MUST SALE jj;;;;~~~;;; llatdl" see Ohio's largest display. Midwest 740-828- 2150 mymldwest.com NEW 20014br·2ba 1,700 sq ft 1rom $399 mo. M - 740-828-2750 mymidwesthome.com New 3 Bedroom homes from Looking lor a male Reg. St. Bernard for S1ud Service. CaU 740-44~ · 1014 All tMI.-.. IMI1181'11M1g lnll'lisnewrrr• ............. ,_ F a i r - Act ciiMI Sdlwinn Airdine Exeroiser IOO's of 33.45,78 records motorcyole & par1s, tools, books. old collections of every thing .. 105 Mill St,Middleport .2: 00· 7 :DO WO!l.Fri,Sat Ph. 740-591 6453--37~62 . I'" aO p;wft:rwoea,llmltltlon or lhll 1111111 ~" 11 in your home, ARC ::cc===:c-=== wHI not kiiGW • . . . , _ ... ....., wtlich Babrsi1 USED HOMES Nice 3BA from $1,900 down . Save $5 ,0001 l.tidwes1 740-8282750 mymidweStoom .... color, Niltgk)n.... '-milt-' nrtu1 or MtioMI origin, or .nw lntlntion to a..-----·-· __ ,.._ ...,N'IIDoi&:M f -.. r: -onywtW:h .............. tD ...........y .., ........... Krr.ltd 1 or dloerimlnotlon." W."~ $214.36 per monlh. lrdudes many upgradeS, dellvaf)' set-up. (740)385-2434. . r. In Lors& Aa~EAGE ' MOBILE HOME LOT FOR RENT, 1031 Georges Creek Ad, 44H 11 1 Traler Lots on· Jerltno Road 304-895-3534 $125 month cllhe tow. 0.:. - - . ... ........, - - .., 111 ... •lh•Moccl in th1e ••• 1 I .,. avai~atMonan~ - -· c1 Mowing, Light -Fence Work & Brush Cleaning 304-458-1727 ·call after 8pm if no answer leave message - --=------- _40_ 3811-&4 _ _ _ _---''hiring ~s to 681 up and predeliver lawn and ·ag equipment. fu resume to 740-«&--9l o-4 lnloCioton In Glillpollo Group Home. 740-992-5023 aummor pooHiooo at f1accoon Creoi< Park. Pick Little Caesars is ourrentfy In ~ ......._lions We make calls on behalf of search of Assistant up and .... ..,.. o11 .....,........ Mon-Fri a1 Aacooon cthe natbn's ktadlng Managers fof, our Gallipolis County Parle. 74()..379-271 1 non-pJofi1 & Christian location. We otrer pa1d train· organiza1iono. ing, paid vacation, fleKible , Application& Are NEW-On-S~e Physiolan 1or scheduling and competitive pr LPN Beino Accepted For A employees and thetr wages. ~ease fax resume PTiP'b.sible FT LPN 2 families! k'tsurance is not to: 740--886-7425 E""nlngo, 2 Midnlglrts: required to see the doctor! Competltivt Starting Pay, ,..,T111Ining CIIHW are Security Officers needed In VIIC4Iioll. Paid being Mid NDWI Calt lor New Haven, WV, $7.00 • Plild 1nsurances $7.66 per hour, shift 'NOI'k , D.tacounI s, """ lntOf'liowl Interested hours vary. Must have a high AvallabJe . 1~MC-PI\YU Applicenll May Apply Oeilr school diploma or GEO, Job oxt 1&11 clean criminal history, pass 9-4, Ravenswood Care www.infocision.com drug screen and back· Center, t 113 Walhlngton An Excellent way to earn ground checl. Call 1-:80(}- St. , AaventwOOd, WV FAX 275-8359 M-F 8:30 lo :QQ. (304)273-9236 money. The New Avon. EEO-MFDV RolerenoesRequlied E.O.E. Call Manlrn 304·882-2645 ..__..- Aisistan1Houo0,.,_1o STAINING , otL ETC, NO work owoingo, nig11S and JOB TO SAMLL OA TO BIG, 1...;;:;,;;;.~;:.;;~~_, S2261mol 3 bed, 2 bath, at a &halter 1or CALL (7401742·1056 ASK - - - - - - - Bank Repo! (5% down, 20 women and chikiren . FOR TOM OR LEAVE MES· House tor sale in Racine years, 8% APR) 1of ifltngS prococt,m, a.-Jng crials & Trlmning. Free E61ima1es bedrooms. living room , din· callo, &halter hoo _~el<oeping Call (740 ) •• 1. 1333 or •"'I room , kitdlen, largo tamdullel and hotoliOC1ion ( 740"'•s-o~• i~ room, central air. gas heat ,..... ....-.. tho re-nts. Appllcan1 ond t fireplace . Addilion ola F must :. 8b6e to work ~ large lorida room com pe•don~r and haw good' pletely cedar opens onto skiUs. Interested applicanll may apply 10: Personotl, P.O. Box ,.54, Ga!ip<ltio, OH 45631 tJr May 28. · ~ people POST OFFICE ,....,... ·~ HIRING Avg. Par S2M>r or $57K/yr, f«<eraa Beneftla, OT. PSeclect bV adSourc:e. not dloiecl w1 USPS whO..._ / 1.-..o:l-25112'7 - ri"1111"'"~~----. Q .... __. . . . ........,.. · Ol't<an.Nn' aNOTICEa OHIO VM.l.EY PUBLISHlNG CO. recommendS thai yoo d o - with you know, and NOT to eend money through the mail until you hlvo lnvoltigatOd the liOtii 'leo.,o'lo;,·- - - - - 1 patio & pool area. Huted in ground poole- tJr privacy fencing and landocapod. Finished 2 car garage attached to hOu9e 11M f i - & hea1ed 3 car ga111ge unan·-·d -.. "' . E~r:eeKent concltlon ready 10 inove .,_$255,000.00, Can: (740)949-2217 - -- - -- - HUO ttomall 3 bed, only $17,0001 'lor tio11ngs BOO· 1120-4946 ex A01i No - · S300 mon1!\ plus dopooi1304-59:M696 2 lledroOm hoooo M• ~. ..., '"''l 110 - . (740)992-5858 ~- 2........,... ..~ ~~-. Potnt Pleasant 3 BR 2 ........._ 2Le's o' e kit~-_,,., n n, "' ~ ,, 1/2~basement, large yarti, $850 ~ nd no poto, , """""'' a rete!~ IOK required. Celt 304-675-2319 c_:__.::._;;,=:~---2BR In EIJ'8ka. $400/month $40()1deposft. Call 2S6-6408 or 256-6718 - -- - - - - 3 Bc:t hOuee in Pomerov 1 112 bllh, air, M baSement, 2 cor garage. $850. 740-IMH303. -.M, •• • L Call employees oertified, Contact Rawn 41 - - - - -- - asl<.to< Connie . 992-7930. Tractor experi9nce a Non COL driver needed tor Eating tow trud< operotor Wlltrain EXPERIENCE PAINTERPlus • Weed • 7 . . Position available 1or an INTERIOR/ EXTERIOR , 7 Maintenance 1-888-5112-3345 • Extensive 5-weeA< patd IJalnlng 1o< new tW'Iai:AI' Local Company lodcing tot part-time delivery person. Applicant must MYB a valid driVer's license, have good customer relation skills and be able to multi-~ well. Applicants will be subject to background check before hiring. If you would like to apply, ptease send your resume to: P.O. Box ~9. Gallipolis, 'Ohio 45631 CLA Box 101 . . TURNED DOWN ON SOC1AL &ECUA1TY /SSI? No Fee Unless We Winl Now Hirir4J Fullitttte Day Slift Full Time Evenmg Shift Rate. sae.ooo.oo - Steve or John 446-1018 Appticant mutt have high SAGE area. Appror.. .t acres. all 81)().620...494 ._ ~7 A Company U,ot C.I'H IIChoc> diploma or equivaprotessionaur ,l andscaped. - - ---------------- Hell wan1ed at Dam Homo _ __ 1ak _ lng_appl _ i_ca_lioi ___ IS-:1or - len1. Duties ~: lntal<s Lawn-Care Service, Mowing f1ancl1 6t)'le houoe with • 1br. House in New Haven. llcloley to Looln ............................................. 320 llakllcyc._ & 4 Whlll111 .... , .. , , ...... ...... A.to for - Vtbt ~all~olis iail~.lribunt ra..-,;.-.,; ,· YARDSAl£· ~ lo1, Nelg1mrllood Rd. 0 down, 30 year firsd, Low 7.., l)la.... Homn for Rent ............................... 420 ' - - f o r $81a .. .. ............................ 320 ' -.Plant .. - Yard sale· Reedsville. Ohio, Coolville Ad., near White Chapel Church, Friday May 9th, Westfall residence Borrow s~n . Contact the Ohio Division of Financial Institution's Oftice of Consumer BEFORE yoo refi· nance your home or obtain a loan. BEWARE ol n>qUOS16 1or any large advance poymen1s ol fees Df insunulce. Cal the eeo 1..,1aua,.... ,.. ,.,,,._, , .. _......~........... 171 II II Cplleneou. Men:handiM ... - ...... ,_,, ,...540 Home Rep.alr.................................... -.11notrunwlnt1 ................................... 570 - l a........../... ....................................... 005 .•. .. day and dollar a bag. Auction by Dan Smith wHI follow at 3pm.Thanks for your sup· 'port!!! !!!!!!! !! New Home "" sale, Finlt . 100 WORKERS NEEDED Assamb$8 crafts, wood i1ems.To $480/wk MaterialS provided. Free Information pl<g. 24Hr. 801-428-4649 il.., 17 .,()()() 1-I()USEH()LDS! @ riO ,-..., Home buyers. 3br, ·2 ba11t, 1 M! car gar., 2 a"""' operate semi-dumps for rogional- rou1es . We faa1ure exo01kln1 home ijme, healh and dental insurance. 401 (k), Yo!Ca1ion, bonus pay, and sa1e1y awards. Qualified applicanl& """" be <Mil' 23 ~-· have .a mirWmum of 1 yoer ol commerical driving experience & clean IAVR. ri, !> ~ ~ AVON! All Areas! To Buy or Sail. ShiriO)' Spears. 304 _ _ _ 675 1429 - - - - -- -----, Boggs Pest Control. Inc. iS growing and looking for Pest Control Technicians's , male or female. no experience required. Must have a clean driving record and able 10 pass drug test. Good public relations. self motivated. Able to obtain pest control license within the ~rst year May 8 & 9, rain or shine, of employment. Must be able 341 Rutland St., Middleport, to work odd houlli. some household items , clothing, weekends. Of interes1ed, lots of mise· please appfu in person by Star Mill ParK, May 13 & 14 from 9 to 4, and May 15 from 9 lo 2.May 15-halfprice l.._r_ro-.MoNEY_,LmN-...... ·1 t~l Chester, At 248, craf1 supptles, exercise equipment, shower lor bath rub, oommode, Tupperware. dishes. ·cookware. toys. clothing adult to 2x, boys 3-6. lots more . Ga(age Sale-o by Hemlock Grange at Fry residence ne~ to Pomeroy Ame~an. LegiOn, Pomeroy Amencan legion Friday May 9. 9-4, Saturday May 10, 9-4 . RIICo scholarship yard fKlla. 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Louis 10; Jacobs, Florida, 9 ; Mclouth, -rgh. 9; Burral1, ~. 9; Uggla, Florida. 8; HRamlrez, Florida. 8; AdGonWoJ:, san Diogo, 8; Dloe, Chicago, 8. STOLEN BASEs-Taveras, ~ . 14; Boum, 13; HRamlrez, Florida, 12; Pierre, Los Angolos. 11 ; JRoyes, New Yortt. 10; Klwnp, Los Angeles. 9; Theriot. Chicago, 8: Fu!CIIl, LOs Angeles, 8. PITCHJI'IG (4 Decisions)--. Arizona, 7.0, 1.000, 2.49; Shoe1s, Mitwaukse, 4-o, 1.000, 2,2g; Volquez, Cincinnati, 5-1 , .833, 1.06; Cook. Colorado, 5-1, .8:13, 2.40; - · Florida, 5-1 ; .8:13, 3.71 ; Zambrano, Chicago, 5-1 , .833, 1.80; Looper, St 1 I I ~··­ ' AHan1a 5, San Diego 3 Pittsburgh 1.2 , San Francisco 6 Flor1da 3, Milwaukee 0 Chk;ago Cubs 3, Cincinnati 0 Houston 6, Washington 5 St Lou~ 6, Colorado 5 Arizona 6, Philadelphia .. L.A. Dodgers 5, N.Y. Melli 4 -...oday'oGamee Cincinnati 9, Chica()O Cubs 0 N.Y. Mels 12, L.A. Dodgers 1 Atlanta 5, San Diego 2 Plrtsburgh 3. San Francisco 1 Aorida 6, Milwaukee 2 Houston 4 , Washington 3 Louis, 5-1 , .833, 3.95. STRIKEOUT5-Volquez, Cincinnati, 52; Harang, Cii"'CW\ati 47; JSantana, NewYotk, 47; ~._San Diego, <16: lii"''CeCUU'n, San Franosco, 45; JSanchez, San Francisco, 44; Billingsley, Los Angeles, 44. . SAVES--lsringhausan; St Louis, 11 ; BWilson, San Fianci&co, 10; Lyon, Artzona, 10; Gagne, MN&ulo>e, 9; I Udge. Philadelphia. a: cawo. Pittsburgh, 7; Valwrde, Houslon, 7; I Rauch, Washlng10n, 7; BWagner, New Yotk, 7. Aulillitc::an u.gue e..t~ W Boslon 22 Tampa Bay 17 NowYork 17 L 14 16 18 Toronto 17 18 4~ .486 ..'!. Ba111mono · 18 PCIGB .611 .515 3'.-) 18 .471 5 .488 «: ~~ Colorado 4, St. Lou~ 3 Phi~ia .333; Youkllts, Boston, .317; MRamirez, Boston , .3US; Bradley, Texas, .315; CGulllen, Detro11, .315. RUN&-£1-ry, · 27; Crawlord, Tampa Bay, 27; Damon, New Vorl<, 25: Kin~Jer, Texas, 23; Quentin, Chicago, 23; Voukilis, Boston, 23; MRamirez, Boston, 23. ABI~amitlon , Texas, 36; EBrown , oaldand, 29: Or1iz, · 28: Morneau, Minnesota, 25 ; Youkilis, Boston, 25; Quentin, Chicago, 24; Upton. Tampa Bay, 2-4; Ordonez, Detroi1, 2-4; MRamirez, Boston, 24. HITs--Pedroia, Boston, 45; MRamirez, Bostofl, 42; ISuzuki, Seattle, 41 ; Ibanez, 5ealtle, 41 . OOUBLE5-Pedroia, Boston. 14; OaMurphy, Texas, 12: Damon. New Vort. 12; Croolly, Oal<land,11 ;VoU<ilis, Boston, n : MAamirez, Boston, 11 . TRIPlEs-Grawloro , Tampa Bay, 3. HOME RUNs-Napoli, Loe Angelo~ 8; Quentin, Chicago, 8; Hamilton, Texas, 7; Hinske, Tampa Bay, 7 ; CPena, Tampa Bay, 7; Crede, Chicago, 7; Sexson, Seattle, 7; Ortiz. Bo6ton, 7: MAamirez, Boston, 7. STOLEN . BASES--CaGomez, Minnesota. 13; Ellsbury, Boston, 13; !Suzuki. Seattle, 13; Figgins, Los Angeles, 11 : BRober15, Baltimore, 10; Gattlrig1t, Kansas City, 8 ; Rios, Toronto, 8;'Ctaw1ord, Tampa Bay, 8. PITCHING (4 Decisions)--Saunders, Los AniJ&IeS, 6-0, 1.000, 2.61 ;' ESantana, Los Angeles, 6~. 1.000, 2.02; Clee, Cleveland, &0, 1.000, .81; Matsuzaka, Boston, 5-0, 1.000, 2 .43; Wang. New York, 6·1 , .857,. .3.12; Sonnanstine, Tampa · ear. s-1 , .833, 4.63; LIHemandoz. M i . . -, 5-1 , .833, 3.83. STRIKEOUT8-JVazquez, Chicago, .&6; Marcum, Toronto, FHemandez, Houston: 1'tr ~DIYI-. I I HOME RUN~. P!\lladolphla, 13; llelkman, Housm, .II ; c.Jon., A11an1a, 5, Arizona 4 Tlnndoy'o- San Francisco ~Caioi 1-2) at Pittsburgh (Maholm 2-3) , 12:35 p.m. San Diego ~Ledezma 0.01 al A11anta (Ae)'es 1~). 1 p .m. St. Louis (Lohse 3-1 ) a1 ColoradO (Oe La Roea 0-1), 3:05p.m. · Phitadelphia IMyen~ 2-2) afArizona (Webb 7.0), 3:40p.m. t,lilwaukee (Villanueva 1-3) a1 Floflda (Hondrid<son 5-1 1. 7:10 p.m. Washlng1011 ILannan 2-3) al Houston (Bacl<e 2-3), 8:05 11m. FtlcloY•- Arizona at Chicago Cli>o, 2:20p.m. Al1an1a at .Pit1llbufgh, 7:0S p.m. Cincinnati at N.Y. Mels, 7:10p.m. Florida at Washington, 7:35 p.m. St. Louis at Milwaukee, 8:05p.m. Colorado •• San Diego, 10:05 p.m. Phila~ at San Francisco, 10:15 p.m. Hclus1on al L.A. Dodgers, 10:40 p.m. TO!Io\Y'S IIAJOR I.EAOUE LEADERS NATIONAL LEAGUE BATTING;-CJones, A11anta, .429; Furcal, Los AngtMes, .366; Berkman, Hous1on, .381 ; U11oy. P!\ladelphla, .350; Nacl)', Pi1llllurgll, .349; Uplon, Arizona, .345; SolO, Chicago, .345. RUNs-Ber1unan, Hous1on, 35; Furcal, LOS Angeles, 34; Mclouth, Pillllburgh, 31 ; V1iel'. Phlladelphkl, :j(); Weeks, Milwaukee, 29; OLee, Chicago, 29; HAamirez. t=Jorida, 28. RBI---Nady, Pi11aburgh, 34: Berkman, Hous1on, 33; Burrell, Philadelphia, 30; CJones. A1lan1a, 29; Mclou1h, Pittsburgh, 28; CJaci<son, Arizona, 28; DWrlghl, New York, 28. HITs-cJonea, A11an1a, 51; Fur<:al, Los Angeles, 49; U1ley, Phitadelphia, 48; Mclouth, Pi11sburgh, 45; Aikins, Colorado, 45; Tejada, Houston, 45; Dlee, Chicago, 45. ,. DOUBLE5-Sot0, Chicego, 13; McLOU1h, Pil1&burgh, 13; Berkman, Hous1on, 13; Flanweur, Atlanta, 12; · OWrighl, New '11><1<. 12; U11ey, Philade!>hia, 12; Nady, 1'11111lurgh, 12; Furcal, Los Angeles, 12; Glaus, St. ~ Louts, ,2. TRIPLE$-JReyes, .New York, 5; Velez, SBn Francisco, 4; CJactson, Arizona, 3; OHudson, Arizona, 3. W Min,_,. 17 Clell'eland 16 Chicago 15 Kanou Cit)' 15 Detrol1 15 West Divi11o!> w Los Angoleo22 Oakland 22 Texa5 15 Seallle 14 L 15 17 17 18 20 PCIGB .531 .485 1'1. L Pet 14 14 20 21 · Sea1ilo, 44; l!ucf1holz, Boston, 39: Clee, C11M11and, 311; ESanlana, Loe Angeles, 38: Haladoy, Toronto, 38. SAVE~odriguez, Los Angeles, 14; Shan' ill, BaH Imore, 11; Nathan, Mlnnesola. 11 ; Papelbon, Bos1on, 10; S1nlot, Oatdand, 9; SOria, Kansas Ci1)', 8; CWilson; TIII<IIS, 8; MRivera. NewYor1<. 8. .489 2 .455 2~ .429 3~ GB .611 .e11 __,._ -~ -~ · PRo BASKETBALL 6'1a 7'1. ' Ndonll PHI lb&ll AUocl8tlon Plerofi- FIRST RDUI'IIl ·--7) EASTERN CONFERENCE 0 • A1llnta 3 Boston 5, Detrol1 o CltM!Iand 5. N . Y . - 3 ' Tampa Bay 5, TO<oniO 4 L.A. Angels 5, Kansas Cllr 3 · Chicago WhMe So>< 7, M - I Oakland 4, Baltimore 2 Texas 10, Saallle 1 GamM -Oakland e. Baltimore s. 10 innings Detrol110, Boston 9 Cleveland3, N.Y. Yankees 0 Toronto Tarl1>8 Bay 2 Kansas C!lr 9, L.A. Ange~ 4 Minnesota 13, Chicago WhMe Sox 1 0 Boo1Qn 104, A11an1a 81 · B0aton 96, A11anta 77 A11anta 102, Boston 93 A11an1a 97, lloB1on 92 · 110, A11an1a 85 A11an1a 103, Boston 100 Bos1on 99, AGan1a 85 Wedl..._.. e. . r .... 2. Saa111e o Tllondor'I- v- _ Qtnland 4. WMIJington 2 C-.nd 93, WashingtOn 86 Cleveland 11 e. Washlng10n ae Waalilng1on 108, Cleveland 72 ~nd 100, Washington 97 WUhington 88, Clewland 87 Cleveland 105, Washington 88 N. v.v . - at Detroit, 7:05 p.m. Ton>nlo al Clevoiand, 7:05 p.m. L.A. Angeto a1 Tampa Bay, 7:10p.m. oakland al Texas, 8:05 p.m. Boston at MI..-, 8:10p.m. Baltimo..e itt KanBU City, 8 :10p.m. Chicago W111te SOl< at - · 10:10 p.m. Boston 5, Montreal .t Montreal ~, Boston 0 New Ot'leans 1~. DaUas 92 New Or1eans 127. OaUas 103 Dallas 97, New Orleans 87 New Or1oens 97, Deltas 84 New Orleen& 99, Dallu 94 pu Sin Anlgltp 4 PMinl,l1 SanAn1onio117, Phoenix 115, 20T San Antonio 102, Phoenix 96 San An1onio 115, Phoenix 99 Phoenix 105, San Antonio 86 San Antonio 92, Phoenix 87 Utah 90, Houston 84 Hou610n 94, U1ah 92 \Jtah 86, Houston 82 Houston 95, Utah 69 Utah 112, Houston 91 N.y. Raogm 4 Nlw JtrMy 1 N.Y. Rangers 4, New Jer&ey 1 N.Y. RaniJOrs 2, New Jersey 1, N.Y. New Jersey 4, N .Y. Rangers 3, 0T NY Rangers 5, NeW Jersey 3 N.Y. Rangers 5, New Jersey 3 · QUARTERFINALS llleo1-ol-7) EASTERN CONFERENCE Dltroll Yl Orlando Saturday, May 3: Detroit 91 , Orlando 72 WESTERN CONFERENCE Monday, May 5: De1rort 100. Oriando 93 !lo!rol! 4 NMbyillo 2 Wednesday, May 7: Oflando 111 , Detroit 1· Detroit 3. NashviUe 1 86, Detrott leads series 2-1 Detroit 4, Nashville 2. Saturday, May 10: Detroit al Orlando, 5 I Nashvikl5, Detmit 3 p m. Nashvikl 3, De1foi12 Tuesday, May 13: Or1ando at Detroit. 7 Det~t 2, Nashv~lle 1, OT or 8 p.m. · Detr01t 3, Nashville 0 Thursday. May 15: Detrol1 a1 Orlando, I S.nJoM4.C Jl'3 TBA, if necessary Sunday, M;iy 18: Orlando at Detroit, Calgaf)' 3, San Jose 2 san Jose 2. Calgary o TBA. if necessary 1 Calgary 4, San Jose 3 san -lOse 3, Calgarr 2 "or""' ys. Cleyal1nd Tuesclay, May 6 : Boston 76, Cleveland san Jose 4, Calgary 3 Calgaf)'2, Sen Joae 0, 72, Boston leads series 1-o Thursday, May 8: Claveland a11lo51on;7 San Jose s, calgary 3 p.m. Salurday, May 10: lloS1on a1 Cloveland. . CokK='n • · - 2 2 Colorado 3, 1.11..- 2, DT Sp.m, · Monda)l, May 12: Boston a1 CliMlland, 8 Minnesota 3, Colorado 2 , DT Minnesota 3, Colorado 2, DT p.n,t. Wednesday, May 14: Cleveland .at C9brado 5, Minnesota 1 Colorado 3, Mlnneso1a 2 Bos1on, TBA, ~ necessary Friday, May 1e: Boslon a1 C,_and, ~3,Minneoo1a2 TBA, 'if neoa&Sarv Dlllu 4. Anlhllm 2 Sunday, May 18: Cleveland a1 llo51on, OalaS 4, Anaheim 0 1)3A, wneoessary Dalas 5, Anaholm 2 Anaheim 4, Oanas 2 WESTERN CONFERENCE Dalla& 3, Anaheim 1 I .!. I •ken. VI lJtlb Sunday, May 4: L.A. Laksrs 109, U1ah 98 Anaheim 5, Dallas 2 Wednesday, May 7: LA. Laker& 120, DaMas 4, AnahEiim 1 U1ah 110, L.A.l.al<eni klad series 2.0 CONFERENCE &EIItfiNALS · Friday, May 9: L.A. Lakers at Utah, 9 ·--ol-7) p.m. . I EASTERN CONFEIIENCE Sundar. May 11: LA. Lakers al U1ah, 1 Ph" 1 ,,.,,. 4 . . . . , 3:30p.m. Montreal 4, Philadelphia 3, OT Wednesday, May 14: Lttah at L.A. fti!adelphia 4, Montreal2 · ta~.TBA.~n~a~ Friday, May 16: L.A. Lakers at U1ah, 3, Montreal 2 Phll~hia 4, Mlontreal 2 TBA. ~ necessary Mon<:Jey, May 19: U1ah at L.A. Laksrs, Phl,_lphia 6, Montreal 4 · TBA, it necessary l?jlllf ph 4 N.Y. AlnMII 1 Plt1ollurgh 5, N.Y.- RaniJOnl 4 .... PriMnl VI. San AntpniQ Saturday, May 3: New Of1eans 101 , San Pit1sburgh 2, N,V. Rangers 0 Plt1ollurgh 5, N.Y. Ranger11 3 Antonio 82 Mondar, May 5: New Orleans 102, San N.Y. Rangers 3, Pittsburgh 0 Antonio 84, New Orleans leads &efies 2· Pit1sburgh 3, N.Y. RaniJOIW 2, OT L.A. Lalooni 107, Denver 101 ..... OdMn• 4. DwllM 1 Thurodll)', I 1 I WESTERN CONFERENCE Dllroll • P*ndo 0 Detroit 4, CokJrado 3 Detroit 5, Colorado 1 Detroit 4, Colorado 3 Detroit 8, Colorado 2 Thursday. May 8: New O..leans ,at San Antonio, 9:30p.m. Sunday, May 11 : New Orleans at · San Antonio, 8 p.m. Tuesday, May 13, San Antonio at New Orleans. 9 or 9~ p.m. if necessary Thursday, May 15, New Orleans at San Antonio, TBA, If necessary Monday. May 19, San Antonio at New Orleans, TBA, if necessarY O.lu 4. Sen JoH 2 Dallas 3, San Jose 2, OT Dallas 5, San Jose 2 Dallas 2, San Jlose 1, OT San Jose 2, OaBas 1 San Jose 3, Dallas 2. OT .,.. Dallas 2, San Jose 1, 40T PRoHoc~Y _._,.,.._ . CONFERENCE RNAUI PlayOII- ·(R Montreal 4, Boston 1 t Montreal 3, Boston 2, OT Biioton 2, Mon1real 1, OT Montreal 1·, Boston 0 Boston 5, Montreal 1 1017) EASTERN COIL Bt:EN(:E P'tt*emh n. PMI!!"Pbft ·--ol-7) EA8TERit CONFERENCE Munbill4.........,3 1 Friday, May 9: Philadelphia a1 Pittsburgh, 7:30p.m. Sunday, May 11 : Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, 7:30p.m. Tuesday. May 13: Pittsburgh at PhUadolphia. 7:30p.m. May 30 16: P111aburgh ~rthune ·~ Sentinel CLASSIFIED al I ~u~MZ~ fa~· P!\lladelphla )1 Pi11alloJ9>, 3 p.m., H '* ry Tueoday, May · 20: Pi1111lufVh I Philadelphia, 7:30p.m., If r« ·ry st uay Thurodlly, 22: Phlladelphl• al Pittsburgh, 7:30p.m. , it nee! ''Y WESIEM COfd SEUCE CWrpH "'= 7 7 Thursday. May 8: Oollalal Datmlt, 7:30 ~m. : Solurday, May 10: Dai1U a1 Doln>lt, ;,7 Galli a County OH p.m. , • Monday, May 12: Detroit at Dallu, ::S p.m. . ~ ­ Weooeoday, May 14: Detrol1 a1 Dalas, 8 p.m. .. Solurday, May 17: Dai1U al De1roM, 1:30 p.m., If necessary • Monday, May 19: De1roit a1 Dallu • .8 p.m., I rHKB sery .. Wednesday, May 21: Dal1ae at 7:30p.m., I necoeeary E-mail ·classified@mydailyttibune.com oemt; PRo SocCER ....... ,._- .. I 14 Di!nnrO l.A. t.a1c1m 128, Denver 114 L.A. Lakers 122, Denver 107 LA..t.Akars 102, Denver 84 BATTING-HIAa1aul, New ll>r1<. .33~: Mauer, Minnesota, .337; VMartlnez, CltM!Iand, .337; Ka1chman, Loe Angeles, 0 Phlle!lekable • WMhtnqlpn 3 WashingtOn 5, Philadelphia 4 Philadelphia 2, Washington 0 Philadelphia 6. Washington 3 P!\iladelphia 4, Washlng1oo 3, 20T Washington 3, Philadelphia 2 Washing1on 4, Philadelphia 2, Philadelphia 3, Washington 2, OT FIIIIIT ROUND 'IOIIAY'8 1111.1011 L.EAOUE IZADER8 AIIEliiCAN I EIIIIIE tr Pittsburgh 3, Ottawa 1 Uteh 4. HQullpn 2 Utah 93, Houston 82 WEI1ERN CONFER£NCE LA I ' 1 gh 4 on Pittsburgh 4, 011.a 0 Pittsburgl1 5, 011.a 3 Pittsburgh 4, Ottawa 1 0 Prllndo 4 Tomoto 1 Qrtando 114, Toronto 100 Orlando 104, Toronto 103 Toromo 108, Orlando 94 Orlando 108, Toronlo 94 Or1ando 102, Toronto 92 www.mydallysentlnel.cqm Thursday, May 8, 2oo8 Phi-'*'• l!a!rol! 4, Jlhllodolphil 2 Philadelphia 90, Dtltro~ 86 Delrol1105, Phlladelphkl88 Philadelphia 95, Detroit 75 Delrol193,' Philadelphia 94 Detrol198, Philadelphia 81 Oelroil100, Philadelphian Cieveland (B)onj 1-2) at N.Y. tMusslna 4-3), 1:05 p.m. Minnesola (Slowey 0-.1) al Chicago WMo Sox (Danks 2-3), 2:05 p.m. . Bos1on (Beckett 3-2) al Detro~ (Verlandef 1-5), 7:05 p.m. Tampa Bay (.-son 2-3) at Toronto (LI18ch 4-1 ), 7:07p.m. Ba~lmore tD.Cabrera 2-1) a1 Kansas C!lr (Hcchevar 2-1), 8:10p.m. Texas (Gabbard 1~) at Seattle (F.Hemandez 2-2), 10:10 p.m. .......,.. 1 :rhursday, May B, 2008 PageB4 ~ WLTPIBGFG4 5 1 o 15 11 7 - · 4 1 1 13 11 3 ·: 3 2 1 10 8 9 · · ::::.~ NewYork n~ D.C. Unilll!l ~g 2 1 2 8 :8 2 4 0 6 9 · ~0 : Loe~ WL T Pis GF GA. 3 3 ·0 9 10 7 2 1 3 9 8 5 • 2 22 8 13 13 - word Ads ChlvuUSA 1 3 2 FCDalloo Real Sail Laloo 1 3 2 SanJooe .1 31 Houston 5 5 4 0 2 4 4 9 9 2 5 . NOTE: 1lvae po1n1B lor~. """ poin1 Oltlo Valtoy . PubHihlng ...... thortghttoodlt, "" tie. Thacsd&j"eca... Chicago a1 D.C. Unilod, 7:30 p.m. s.. "CCI)'8 GlrnM Colorado al__,, 8:30p.m. FC Dallas at -~ Salt Lal<e, 9 p.m. COlurmuo a1 San Jaoe, 10 p.n\. · New York allno Angeleo, 10:30 p.m. . &lndoy'a- rajoct, or any adot...,umo. 11u11 on tho III>Erra'" . , 9undoy. !lor II LOs~ at FC ~ . 3 p.m. NASCAR ZOOIIIpolnt Cup Standlt9 Aftlr Rk:IMI!Ond 1495 0 1 -123 S.KeYlnHaMck D 1 1 -145 -148 -177- 0 -1118 0 -226 3 -285 1 0 -283 -333 . 0 0 0 0 -3311 6. Denny · ,_~ 7. ;11mmlo.Johnoon 8.Tony9.Gieg81ftte 10. Carl Edwoodo 11. f!rln-...n 12.~Kmlo 13. Jo11 Gordon 14. David Ragan 15. Martin T.- Jr. 16. Juan Mc>ntora 17. BrianVIcloll1l 18.1lobbr Labon1e 19. Travis Kvap!l 20. David Gilliland 0 0 0 0 AMVETS Posl •23 • 5110. Bam-? Little Kyger Nominations and Election of Creek Rd. · 2 miles past Officers. May 121h a17pm. RVHS. Household items, furn . brand name clothes, OAVF'ostt141·Nomination and lois more · and ElectiOn of Officers. May 121h 1116pm. ' 6 families · Huge yard sale. to good home . About 2 clothes-boys and girls from months old. Has shots. 74(). . newborn lo 4T. rii 37g.9515 or 64~7. -319 r -- FOUND: on 4th Ave Friday May 2. Small brownlblacklwhite male puppy. 645·7965 l..osT t1 AN> ~ ... ~ -31111 -476 -487 -515 OUND -=-'-'-'-------,,-- r• REACH 3 COUNTIES ·-~ Ir ~· "AJID"··... •· <:M.LI!.- ,., ~ ~ G~ . CLASSIFIED INDEX 4x4'e For s.e ......,_.,____ , ............................725 ' .\nnouncernent ... ,_ ..•..., ......................', ...... 030 Antlquea .... ........ ............................. .............. 530 """otments lor Rent.. ................................. 440 AUction and Flea ll•r1181.............................080 Auto Part. 6 ill CC Ill Dll ... , .. , ,,, , , , , ....... 160 Auto Repair ...................................... ............ 770 -'utoa for s.Je .................................. ............ 710 ' - .. - f o r Sola ............................. 750 t!IUIIdtng SUppt-............................." ....... 550 ' •.•• , ........ Bulklngl ............. , ...., ........ 340 Bulin•• Oppottunlly ................................-210 euat-l'rlllnlng ....................................... 140 c;.np.ra .. ...........................790 ng Equipment .................................. 780 c.da of ~ .......................................... 010 ~lid/Elderly Care ....................................... 180 ::-igor8tk>n.........................-....840 • F.qu1pmen1 for Rent ......................... ............480 ,. ExC.vlltng ................................................... 830 F.,.,l!qul_.t ..........................................610 F-lor Rent. ........ .. .. ................................430 Fenno for Sa1a ............................................. 330 I~ ~ ..............................................., ..... 490 ~ Sele .......................................... ......- -..585 f'or- or Trlldo .. .......................................510 fruita ...... '&1111111 ·· ·········~--·········· · ""'"""510 Fuml- .......................................ASO Qlllllal ttM&tlng .............. ~ .... "'''''''""''''".110 ell' •••, .,.,,' .............................................G40 . Hotppy Ma....................................................050 H8y .. 01'011n .............., ...................................840 Help ...............................- ................ 110 1011 . ttomelmprovementa ...................................l10 - f o r l!a1a ........... ................................. 310 - -- - ... .................................... 510 · ·lor Rent .............................. ,......... .,410 ' - ~ ..........................................., ...................02G , , .... : ....... .... , ,,._,. . ..... . ...... r .... ~ . ..- , 130 eeo Rf1~ACH ' - " a a.-. EqulpiMnt ................ ;:...... l,.tJ Ill ClC lt.~....., ...,,.. ,,,, .. , ..~ ...-~.................630 ()VER t.o.l811d Found ......., ........,,...................- -.010 . ~ .. ~ .. ..... .................................... 310 7 2342 www. ydailytribune.oom ................................................ 580 • PlUmbing .. -ng .................................... 820 PI C$ 1F'" IIIII S. w6ce1 ... ,',,, ............:.......... 230 · - . T V aca...-............................... 180 ,{Boint ~ltasant !egiQtr ·The Dally Sentinel 304-'75-1333 740-992-2155. www.mydai~register.com - - ·-·"- . . .. -.. . .. . . .... . . 680 • 8ltUotlona 120 llpoca lor Rent.............. .. .. ........................... 480 lpoolloogQoocla ........................................... 520 - RUV'alor 1181t--............................................ 720 1'luclll for .............. l... .................. ......... 715 Upmtsl y .................. ./..............................:170 v... For - -· --- ....- ,- w-... . . . . . . . . . . . - e- ..................................... 3d0 ~hoo~Jnatructton ............................ ......... 150 -to w- n. ""~·•·~ niii"iit'~iiiiiio"_.l Big sale I Salurday 10th Hartlord Community Center Everything! 9am·3pm Yard' Sale Fri. Sat. Sun 1st., Trailer on righ1 Greer Road. r WANI1D a.·--..,;roiiiitiBiiluv,__ _, ' 20011 by NEA Inc www.comlca.com ~;::=:· ===·=~-~;:=====:::;~;:======~ 0 1l". _____ _.~11no .. _·w.·~ , . IIDJlWANim . . a~U¥ ' bringing a resume ·to; Boggs Pest Control, Inc. 110 Boggs Road , Oak Hill, OH 45656. NO PHONE CALLS. -------Courts ide Bar ana Grill now se eking qualified applicants for bartender anQ food runner. Apply in person or caU 441 -9~7 1 1o schedule and inte rview_ 308 ?nd Ave, _G_al_, lipo _ lis_. - - - - Dependable babysiner needed. Reference s required. Please call 740· 709--t9GS -------- Equipment Repair Techntcian· for Farm and/or Lawn Equipment repair & maintenance. Must have experience. Must be able to use computer on a limited basis. Compethive wages, modern shop, continuous cofl1)any sp onsored train· ing. health insurance. matching retirement contribution and paid holidays. Fax 740-446-9104 or Email johncarmichaeiOcareq.oom Absolute Top Dollar • sil· vertgold coins, any IOK/14KJ18K gokt jewelry, dental gold; pre 1935 US Experienced Truck and Auto currency. proot/mint sets, Mechanic neede<l. Must own diam<>r>ds. MTS Coin Shop, tools. 740-388.S547 t51 2nd Avenue, Gallipolis. _ _F _E _D _E _R _ -A'L- 446·2642 POSTAL JOBS Wanted 10 buy Junk Cars, call 740·388·0884, if no $17.89-$28.27/hr.. now hir'· answ6f, leave a message. in~J. For application and free go11emement job info. call Can Call Colklcl American·Assoc. of Labor 1· . I \ ll't I~~ \II\ I 913-599-8226, 24/hrs. emp. .., I I\ \ I' I " ll'll~-----~ lwiliio-----• 1: , lhli'WANIID 1• Office of Consumer Al1airs 1o1 free a1 1-866278.()1)()3 to loam K tho mortgage broker lender is properly licensed. (This is a public service announcement from 1he Oh•o Valiel' Publ•shing Company) EDE ' sefv. General Farm ?'nc."" ~ = ~ 1ri~-- A , N~ Home H-L" ktes a'""' PersOnal care Aides, Full Trne and Per Diem posi~ tions available. Accepting applications tor AN and LPN's. Appl~ at 1480 JacbOn Pike, Gallipolis, phone '"1·1393 tor Sklled Office or apply at t.t56 JacXson Pike, phone 441· · 9263 tor PassPort'Private · . care OHice. Competitive l ove to cook? Always wages and benefits indud-experimenting with new ing health insurance and Kieas? You may be who we mileage reimbufS811'18111. · •~• · 1or A local are ~rngeed. indiv~id-1 pany is inn an Outskll Salee ual who is inspWed to cook. ~ Applican1 mus1 be able 1o organize and manage an industrial kitchen, prepare Ohio Valley Publishing with and inventory food stoct, as office&ln Pomeroy, well as manage incoming GaUipolis and Pt.l'teasant and outgoing · foods. is aa;epting resumes tor a lndiv<lual wiH be r86J)Or1Sible lui t i m e - oaloo for food preparation, presen-- representatiw. Applicants tation and quality to compa· musl be organized. ~ 11 .t creative and ableJo I di:ihus. ny san you t.re interested in applying, : : \ : please send your resume to P.O. Box 469 , Gallipolis, onn(Wfcustomers. Ohio 45631 CLA Box 101 Candidates roos1 be - - - - - - - - disCiplined, self-motivated Ueigs Industries,Inc. is hir· and a team player that ing a Janitorial Crew Leader understands the and SUbstitute Crew impon&nce of developing Leaders. Experience in ,jan-- . strong, mutualty beneficial itoriaVcustoclial wOrk pre- business relationships with tarred. Meigs Industries pt'c> our customers. Sales vldes service51or adults with eXperience and reliable developmental !l(lfiabiltties. transportation necessary. Must have a valid Ohio driv~ H you can sell and you ers license and High School want to wortc full iime. t diploma or ·GEO. Send would like to hear from resume to : Meigs you. Industries, Inc. P.O. 307, Please send resume, Syracuse, Ohio 45n9. cover letter and three references to: - - - - -- - Gall !><>tis Dally ltb.Jne Need SOI'I'I80ne IO work C)'l Ann: Man Rodgers ren1al houle&.Send iesume P.O.Il<>x 469 lo: 5entinet, P. 0 . Box 729-9, GallipOlis, OH 45631 Pom eroy, OH 4 5269. or emali to --;;;dii;;;;;;;;;;~;;; mr-oclgenOrnydallr'fribune.oom Need Som10ne who Lone AI replies ~H De kept in U.. Ouldoon & ·Artfn.la. strict oMfldanoe. to do chcxwon .n ~ F tho a-• •...., .In - N - - · Pa~·time 0en1a1 Assitltan1, Houi'l .,. flealbfe1 2--4 ~ helpful but 1101 hoollloy, 2-3 DoyoiWk CaH roquiied deliver ~...,. In 304-M2-3346 t>er>onk>'1'922JaclcoOnAve ° == eo..: ............................................. .. 730 Buy ......................................... .... 090 W••IOd to Buy- Farm SUppltH .................. 620 Wweltd To Do .............................................. 180 . .... . . . . . . . to Aent ............................................ 47o ' Y..-cl- Olllllpoll8............... .....................072 · y ... , , Pome~oy/Middti ... .................... .. 07.t -~-t 076 New log home sitting on 1.66 acres, wstom klchan, 3BR, 2 - - $142,900. Call 740-256-9247 Open House Sat & Sun 5/10&5/11 2pm .. 5pm. Buy Moil Large 211 heme in soeric quiet subdivision, great "" hiking and l>iklr'IJ. 1257 sq. ft. ~nyl siding. lots of storage, 1 1f2 car garage, a>naate driveway. Lol6 of parking & room far boat. wn closet In master BA. Uplifates to numeroUs to lisL Includes Berber carpet, kl1chon appliances. foJC & Heal pump. Moving, must sell. Mctiva1ed. Appraised 1or 5108.000 I 112 years ago, asldng S98.000 ooo. 740-441 -1171 hm 2089673 Caft. 204 Am Dr. "" Racooon Creek Ad. -=: ~ MedicaiiDental/401k • New On-5tta Doctor o down parmont. 4 bodrooms. Large raro. Covered dedi. Altadled lll'rag9. 74D-' 367-7129. I 16X80 3 Badtoom 2 Bath Vinyl Siding. Shingle Rocl. $230 per month. 740-3859948. ----1970 2BA, 1 ba1h, ax1e and 2000 Custom Built Cape tires included. $1200 or best Cod. 4BR 2 BA Fin, ol1or, lor:aled in FW Gnlllde: ExL 2347 Basement, located outside 740-339-9983 c:A Rio Grande in a beautiful wooded location. 5199,900. 1975 Mobile Home 3 bod, 1 ba11t, $500 bulfl'l' move 304-;;::;;::;::=~ call 1or an appt. 740---245- 882-8247 0125 Sam$ - - - - - - - - 2 bed, 2 bath, 299 • month. bBnmcnoN 3br. 2 1/2 ba. & FR. 2 car 740-446-3570. garage & in ground pool on n .... ...._,.,._ r..u...- · 3.65 acres 0 Greenbrier 2002 1exeo oakwood 3 Bed UL11 P'*' "--- - - . . Estat86 on Saldlill Rd. a&k- 2 Bath, 2000 16x70 IGar Close • Homo) eelS '0 in!l $160.000 30HI74-5999 Fleetwood 2 Bed 2 Bath, CaiiToday-17~367 , or 30-4-675- 1566 1999 161C80 Fooune 3 Bed 2 1-800-21~ Bath, 1997 14x70 Oakwood www.galli; I C&\661 II gudu 4br, 2 AC, Pool, Country 3 Bed 2 Bath. 0-.time 388· Aocr.ited Wember Accfedifjnn .., H ·... New Haven, $139,500 call . 0000 Eveninn 388-8017 or 1~MC-PAYU n: I'' '--tililiiiiliiiiilii..,l de•• Colleg6s ·"• _I M ......... AMXJ~B I Council lor ' ' " . .:•""r'"~"':::•:.;'~ZI::..:.·---, ... after &pm wm help with 245-9213 closing eo.. 304-59~1 :....:..:.::.-=-----2 _ __ A _ I1M _•_1k> _n_l _ _ = ~ :.: 1 Local company offerln!l 'NO Full sized Serlopedic pillow- DOWN PAYMENT" prolop mattress, boxsprings, J18m5 "" yoo 10 buy your mattress pad, quill, shams. home ins1ead ol ren11ng. sheets. $75.00. 696-1129. 100% financing - - - - - - - - • Lass than per1ect credit Glglllllc llovlng Sale ~ed Payment could be the ...,.. rt 9:0D-5:00 same as rent. 293 Fisher Str8et Mortgage Locators. Th.Jrs. '5-9 thru -Fri. 5-10. Fl60iture, linens, seasonal 1740)367.0000 items, exercise equipment collectlb'es. deslt Tum at Mitch's Rowers go up hill corner of 5th and Fisher 1 1 MiddlepOrt 740-385-7671 -L-AND AIID~-HC ~O-IIIE-.-,_--3 · bed, 2 bath, lond, ready 1o""""' in1o. Only 399 a month (wac ). 868·5&4· 8879. MUST SALE jj;;;;~~~;;; llatdl" see Ohio's largest display. Midwest 740-828- 2150 mymldwest.com NEW 20014br·2ba 1,700 sq ft 1rom $399 mo. M - 740-828-2750 mymidwesthome.com New 3 Bedroom homes from Looking lor a male Reg. St. Bernard for S1ud Service. CaU 740-44~ · 1014 All tMI.-.. IMI1181'11M1g lnll'lisnewrrr• ............. ,_ F a i r - Act ciiMI Sdlwinn Airdine Exeroiser IOO's of 33.45,78 records motorcyole & par1s, tools, books. old collections of every thing .. 105 Mill St,Middleport .2: 00· 7 :DO WO!l.Fri,Sat Ph. 740-591 6453--37~62 . I'" aO p;wft:rwoea,llmltltlon or lhll 1111111 ~" 11 in your home, ARC ::cc===:c-=== wHI not kiiGW • . . . , _ ... ....., wtlich Babrsi1 USED HOMES Nice 3BA from $1,900 down . Save $5 ,0001 l.tidwes1 740-8282750 mymidweStoom .... color, Niltgk)n.... '-milt-' nrtu1 or MtioMI origin, or .nw lntlntion to a..-----·-· __ ,.._ ...,N'IIDoi&:M f -.. r: -onywtW:h .............. tD ...........y .., ........... Krr.ltd 1 or dloerimlnotlon." W."~ $214.36 per monlh. lrdudes many upgradeS, dellvaf)' set-up. (740)385-2434. . r. In Lors& Aa~EAGE ' MOBILE HOME LOT FOR RENT, 1031 Georges Creek Ad, 44H 11 1 Traler Lots on· Jerltno Road 304-895-3534 $125 month cllhe tow. 0.:. - - . ... ........, - - .., 111 ... •lh•Moccl in th1e ••• 1 I .,. avai~atMonan~ - -· c1 Mowing, Light -Fence Work & Brush Cleaning 304-458-1727 ·call after 8pm if no answer leave message - --=------- _40_ 3811-&4 _ _ _ _---''hiring ~s to 681 up and predeliver lawn and ·ag equipment. fu resume to 740-«&--9l o-4 lnloCioton In Glillpollo Group Home. 740-992-5023 aummor pooHiooo at f1accoon Creoi< Park. Pick Little Caesars is ourrentfy In ~ ......._lions We make calls on behalf of search of Assistant up and .... ..,.. o11 .....,........ Mon-Fri a1 Aacooon cthe natbn's ktadlng Managers fof, our Gallipolis County Parle. 74()..379-271 1 non-pJofi1 & Christian location. We otrer pa1d train· organiza1iono. ing, paid vacation, fleKible , Application& Are NEW-On-S~e Physiolan 1or scheduling and competitive pr LPN Beino Accepted For A employees and thetr wages. ~ease fax resume PTiP'b.sible FT LPN 2 families! k'tsurance is not to: 740--886-7425 E""nlngo, 2 Midnlglrts: required to see the doctor! Competltivt Starting Pay, ,..,T111Ining CIIHW are Security Officers needed In VIIC4Iioll. Paid being Mid NDWI Calt lor New Haven, WV, $7.00 • Plild 1nsurances $7.66 per hour, shift 'NOI'k , D.tacounI s, """ lntOf'liowl Interested hours vary. Must have a high AvallabJe . 1~MC-PI\YU Applicenll May Apply Oeilr school diploma or GEO, Job oxt 1&11 clean criminal history, pass 9-4, Ravenswood Care www.infocision.com drug screen and back· Center, t 113 Walhlngton An Excellent way to earn ground checl. Call 1-:80(}- St. , AaventwOOd, WV FAX 275-8359 M-F 8:30 lo :QQ. (304)273-9236 money. The New Avon. EEO-MFDV RolerenoesRequlied E.O.E. Call Manlrn 304·882-2645 ..__..- Aisistan1Houo0,.,_1o STAINING , otL ETC, NO work owoingo, nig11S and JOB TO SAMLL OA TO BIG, 1...;;:;,;;;.~;:.;;~~_, S2261mol 3 bed, 2 bath, at a &halter 1or CALL (7401742·1056 ASK - - - - - - - Bank Repo! (5% down, 20 women and chikiren . FOR TOM OR LEAVE MES· House tor sale in Racine years, 8% APR) 1of ifltngS prococt,m, a.-Jng crials & Trlmning. Free E61ima1es bedrooms. living room , din· callo, &halter hoo _~el<oeping Call (740 ) •• 1. 1333 or •"'I room , kitdlen, largo tamdullel and hotoliOC1ion ( 740"'•s-o~• i~ room, central air. gas heat ,..... ....-.. tho re-nts. Appllcan1 ond t fireplace . Addilion ola F must :. 8b6e to work ~ large lorida room com pe•don~r and haw good' pletely cedar opens onto skiUs. Interested applicanll may apply 10: Personotl, P.O. Box ,.54, Ga!ip<ltio, OH 45631 tJr May 28. · ~ people POST OFFICE ,....,... ·~ HIRING Avg. Par S2M>r or $57K/yr, f«<eraa Beneftla, OT. PSeclect bV adSourc:e. not dloiecl w1 USPS whO..._ / 1.-..o:l-25112'7 - ri"1111"'"~~----. Q .... __. . . . ........,.. · Ol't<an.Nn' aNOTICEa OHIO VM.l.EY PUBLISHlNG CO. recommendS thai yoo d o - with you know, and NOT to eend money through the mail until you hlvo lnvoltigatOd the liOtii 'leo.,o'lo;,·- - - - - 1 patio & pool area. Huted in ground poole- tJr privacy fencing and landocapod. Finished 2 car garage attached to hOu9e 11M f i - & hea1ed 3 car ga111ge unan·-·d -.. "' . E~r:eeKent concltlon ready 10 inove .,_$255,000.00, Can: (740)949-2217 - -- - -- - HUO ttomall 3 bed, only $17,0001 'lor tio11ngs BOO· 1120-4946 ex A01i No - · S300 mon1!\ plus dopooi1304-59:M696 2 lledroOm hoooo M• ~. ..., '"''l 110 - . (740)992-5858 ~- 2........,... ..~ ~~-. Potnt Pleasant 3 BR 2 ........._ 2Le's o' e kit~-_,,., n n, "' ~ ,, 1/2~basement, large yarti, $850 ~ nd no poto, , """""'' a rete!~ IOK required. Celt 304-675-2319 c_:__.::._;;,=:~---2BR In EIJ'8ka. $400/month $40()1deposft. Call 2S6-6408 or 256-6718 - -- - - - - 3 Bc:t hOuee in Pomerov 1 112 bllh, air, M baSement, 2 cor garage. $850. 740-IMH303. -.M, •• • L Call employees oertified, Contact Rawn 41 - - - - -- - asl<.to< Connie . 992-7930. Tractor experi9nce a Non COL driver needed tor Eating tow trud< operotor Wlltrain EXPERIENCE PAINTERPlus • Weed • 7 . . Position available 1or an INTERIOR/ EXTERIOR , 7 Maintenance 1-888-5112-3345 • Extensive 5-weeA< patd IJalnlng 1o< new tW'Iai:AI' Local Company lodcing tot part-time delivery person. Applicant must MYB a valid driVer's license, have good customer relation skills and be able to multi-~ well. Applicants will be subject to background check before hiring. If you would like to apply, ptease send your resume to: P.O. Box ~9. Gallipolis, 'Ohio 45631 CLA Box 101 . . TURNED DOWN ON SOC1AL &ECUA1TY /SSI? No Fee Unless We Winl Now Hirir4J Fullitttte Day Slift Full Time Evenmg Shift Rate. sae.ooo.oo - Steve or John 446-1018 Appticant mutt have high SAGE area. Appror.. .t acres. all 81)().620...494 ._ ~7 A Company U,ot C.I'H IIChoc> diploma or equivaprotessionaur ,l andscaped. - - ---------------- Hell wan1ed at Dam Homo _ __ 1ak _ lng_appl _ i_ca_lioi ___ IS-:1or - len1. Duties ~: lntal<s Lawn-Care Service, Mowing f1ancl1 6t)'le houoe with • 1br. House in New Haven. llcloley to Looln ............................................. 320 llakllcyc._ & 4 Whlll111 .... , .. , , ...... ...... A.to for - Vtbt ~all~olis iail~.lribunt ra..-,;.-.,; ,· YARDSAl£· ~ lo1, Nelg1mrllood Rd. 0 down, 30 year firsd, Low 7.., l)la.... Homn for Rent ............................... 420 ' - - f o r $81a .. .. ............................ 320 ' -.Plant .. - Yard sale· Reedsville. Ohio, Coolville Ad., near White Chapel Church, Friday May 9th, Westfall residence Borrow s~n . Contact the Ohio Division of Financial Institution's Oftice of Consumer BEFORE yoo refi· nance your home or obtain a loan. BEWARE ol n>qUOS16 1or any large advance poymen1s ol fees Df insunulce. Cal the eeo 1..,1aua,.... ,.. ,.,,,._, , .. _......~........... 171 II II Cplleneou. Men:handiM ... - ...... ,_,, ,...540 Home Rep.alr.................................... -.11notrunwlnt1 ................................... 570 - l a........../... ....................................... 005 .•. .. day and dollar a bag. Auction by Dan Smith wHI follow at 3pm.Thanks for your sup· 'port!!! !!!!!!! !! New Home "" sale, Finlt . 100 WORKERS NEEDED Assamb$8 crafts, wood i1ems.To $480/wk MaterialS provided. Free Information pl<g. 24Hr. 801-428-4649 il.., 17 .,()()() 1-I()USEH()LDS! @ riO ,-..., Home buyers. 3br, ·2 ba11t, 1 M! car gar., 2 a"""' operate semi-dumps for rogional- rou1es . We faa1ure exo01kln1 home ijme, healh and dental insurance. 401 (k), Yo!Ca1ion, bonus pay, and sa1e1y awards. Qualified applicanl& """" be <Mil' 23 ~-· have .a mirWmum of 1 yoer ol commerical driving experience & clean IAVR. ri, !> ~ ~ AVON! All Areas! To Buy or Sail. ShiriO)' Spears. 304 _ _ _ 675 1429 - - - - -- -----, Boggs Pest Control. Inc. iS growing and looking for Pest Control Technicians's , male or female. no experience required. Must have a clean driving record and able 10 pass drug test. Good public relations. self motivated. Able to obtain pest control license within the ~rst year May 8 & 9, rain or shine, of employment. Must be able 341 Rutland St., Middleport, to work odd houlli. some household items , clothing, weekends. Of interes1ed, lots of mise· please appfu in person by Star Mill ParK, May 13 & 14 from 9 to 4, and May 15 from 9 lo 2.May 15-halfprice l.._r_ro-.MoNEY_,LmN-...... ·1 t~l Chester, At 248, craf1 supptles, exercise equipment, shower lor bath rub, oommode, Tupperware. dishes. ·cookware. toys. clothing adult to 2x, boys 3-6. lots more . Ga(age Sale-o by Hemlock Grange at Fry residence ne~ to Pomeroy Ame~an. LegiOn, Pomeroy Amencan legion Friday May 9. 9-4, Saturday May 10, 9-4 . RIICo scholarship yard fKlla. Hw>WANIID • ·1 ItuUJo3AIL iddlo tall .......a.. ~..,..., m age, """""'' a ,family sale, Fri May 9 & ing SWF, petite, Pleue no s8t May 10 from Bam to "h_ead games. 5end •Recenl ·Rloto 1st, Letter & phonal 5pm at 6847 St At 588. OJ Box 21,2 Point Pleasant, Furniture, clothing and much .·wv· 25550 more. WMI have rain or shine. 1 . @ noon. v .. .., c..... ' I'OMD«Jv/1\fJoou: To good home. 1u11 blooded , .r------., t .. I riO experience with &emicMnpo and rol.offs ~ ~ 1ul. Contad Kent at 800462-9365 Of fill out application a1 www.rjlruddng.com (F) Weimaraner, s1eol gay, n' ;:;:';:";::';~~~~ opayoc1. :!61-os21 a11er 12 3 1am11y. May 8-9-to. firS1 l"o ".-- _ ,... ,:;,m ·house past churc h at • our '"J'IJ" Clendenin Pike, Gallipolis 'I . YARD s.w-~ Now you can have borders and QrGPhlcs ~ added to yow- classified ads (.~ ,., Borders$3.00/perod ~ Graphics 50C for smoU S1.00 for loi"Qe R ;lanai Dump Detver. R&J Trucking is seeking qualilill!l COL-A driven! to GM'AWA\' ~;;i~~iiiiiiiiiiii.:l ~Fe:lrry~304-67;;.;..;;.;5.-7.484;.;....,..., Place Your Paid Classified Adln Wednesday's Gallipolis Daily Tribune, Point Pleasant Register or Dally Sentine~ And It Will Run For FREE In The Tri-County Marketplace! • All adti must be prepaid" Free to good home. Small Fri, Sal, Sun. May 9, 10, 1 1 brownlwN1e (F) young dog. from 9am to 2:30 at 1640 . Very friendly. 740o446-3009 _ Graham SChool Ad , GOlderl Retriever puppy (M) Gallipolis. LoiS ol Babr Pla 3. Oelo Eamllardt Jr. In D•y•• P•~Mr ~unda,; In-column: 1:00 p.m. sundays P•per All Dlspl•y: 12 Noon 2 age~,._ Dap Prior To Publication SundiW Oie.,..yl :1.100 p.m. Tltund•y 1"or Sun...p kltnc•riJ!eOcomcaat.net r p.m. 4.C1in1~ 1:00 p.m. . Monday·Frld•y f'or Jneertlon Fri & Sat 9&10. 2 112 miles East of Porter on 554 . Girts , boys, womens · & mens clothes, tractor tires, h~ 4 free kittens to good home hold items, tarts & candles. Call 304-675-8164 Old glassware. BJue recliner - good condi· Fri & Sat May 9-tO. Bam· lion. 446-8896 3pm 2Ht Va.nco Ad, Free kittens. All Co!Ot'S. CaH Gallipolis. Fumiture, dothes, 74Q-94g.2823.. .. toys & more. san -18 -104 Display Ads 1st house on left on 160 at 740-742-3478 junction, something for 7-.HliSO. You might everyone _Starts Wed. May 7 at aam. Don't miss this one! got HDNEY1tUit1 COlurl'bul al Toron1D FC, 3:30 p.m. Kansu Cit)' at - - , 7:30 p.m. • Jaoe a1 Englnj, 7:30 p.m. _ , al Chlcligo, 1:30 p.m. D.C. Unl1od ot CD C1Wa8 USA, 10:30 2 1 Oear//J~u- <a1dl-.. ....,..,,7 Wins ~n-column: Or Fax To (740)992-2157 SwermofBees Call, well New England at CD Chlvoo USA, 3 p.m. ''lhndor•..., 15 . Real Sail Laloo at Colonldo, 9:30p.m. Name ) . Kyle Busch . 2. Jell Burton Dally ' Monday thru Friday :00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. 13 11 5 . g. l\.egister Sentinel 446-3008 Or Fax To · WESTERN COIIFEIIENCE ~ Websj!es· www.mydailytribune.com www.mydailysentinel.com www.mydailyregisler.com (740) 446-2342 {740) 992-2156 {304) 675-1333 4 12 . Reward: 1yr bCack male Cat, been neutered Missing on ' ~rtbune Place ca-w;,::v. . EASTERN CONFERENCE COlurmus Chicego Toron10FC In One Week With Us REACH OVER 285,000 PROSPECTS . PLUS YOUR AD NOW ONLINE , -· 1 �l• • Page 86 • The Daily Sentinel ANoTells -RIM wwwm,d1llpe 1lilael.com • REA Crossword Pu:n:le BRIDGE ACROSS ..... ......... SHEDSGARAGfS.BARNS ; s =- ·:- . ~ .- 2967.0 llaslwl Real Rat:hl Ohio. 45771 740962217 tn Glenwood, big ••• • - RICK PRICE 11-.vm ...1 311~)294 I Scnicing Lawn Tnoc1<n, Mow..., lill=, Murray, Oafuman, MID, Briggs & StrattOn H-HODelit 1- lnlegrily S-Sezvice IOYcars I Sl Road to lLft obowt Mason GolfCourse -. 304-5~34 , -. _, •; Can be inlltalled your existing roof Insulated roofs 10 save on your and Air Conditiooing ·'I 'I ·. lllnlllid ''''lilt 1M F1Uiiit1 www.r ,·. = r '' I 1 ,..:.. ! '• " HUBBARDS · Speeials I0 in. Boston F<ms Now $5.00 While they last, ovec 2000 to choose from. Ao\vering & Foliage Baskets, Bedding & Vegetable Aal.< · 4 in. foliage )101 Shrubs & Azaleas KIPLiNG SHOE CO. 300 2ndAve. (Acrou from City P-*1 Gallipolis,Oil 740 441 90il0 Mon , Fri. 9am , &pm · . Silt. 9am - 5pm REAL ESTATE · Si40AE TO TELL ME II SCHOOL ,PROP80Y ., WWW . CAREO . COM CannichMI Equipment. 74Q. .:.-=24.;.::12:.__ __ 51i--.s.SIIat,lllllll;. !.II;_SJ~tm,.-t•las, . . . lltlleT-Iflllllll;•(l•l-1 . Jim's Farm~ Inc. ... ], ,_. ... 1!},. ..... tile - - eshfe (JIIJgeJIIJIIellle ~~lpo41o. l'lll! .. C. •• II tile.._., fMIIIM If . . . tiiiiiJ, 9TT1. 4, 5, 6' lOIII T 3PT. . . If ·~ iJIJJ tll11ce If tile dlrlllf tile Flnillhlng """""" llarting a1 . . . CelllJ, • II leN IIIII II. .112, IJIIf 251. $699.00 and up. HU!TY wtllle 15,151 Sill, It .n. lies$. ............... d ::lhoy:!..laot=._ _ __ Aflteltl. 1111111, Sr..rlflkes. .Ill ', ... II Jolin Deer A 1947 T!aCIOr. -. e-.: S1art H1t;1 & Low 1t53, I. . IIIII II .... 1!57. Plltlil t I, rranam~u~on, New Rims. cr•.-:e-1111 £1 lllleii ...... SIItWM Mil$:.... Tns & Plinl 2002 Hanl . . . SIIIIl(IAill:n!+/·J -................ Iil ...hl ..,. Top Rlf CJ7 Joep, 2003 ,._ l<alllilulci mule, Coil 949- e:::" 7.co!:: rea. BUILDING AND WT APPRAISFD FOR $178,MIN 21116: DON'T MISS 11lJS OPI'ORTUNITY TO ACQUDlEA GREAT INVESTMENT 'PKOPERTY! 23)5 for IHt'£~.~-{.., 'TAA~ ~l! 50 WI« I ' oorr.., llOU5E ~ '{OUR '1'00 (£T\J)Gfll£ ~~~T? (,I)JQJ. Pit¥> PEl~ OEN<l~~ -~-lWl~,my..,. ""' qlllllld ..., cUll lWld ftlij . ·-1 - 7 had' 4-4+1 tho---;., ...,.,,,,_, "rl*llaf-12_, MICtJOII CONQUCT£0 IIY RICK PEARSON AUCTION CO. #66 Riel! Parson, IIIII Uc. No. 66 Malon. Wll304-ll3-544l or 304-593·5111 UceMed lnd Bonded in lVII Aad DroP Tine ProPerties. LLC R. F. Stein•. W\1 Uc. No. 1510 GalliPotis f~rnr. W\1 304-615-6316 or 304-593-5210 .... ..,.,.. • VJnrt Siding •A J' -· -·-·-- 28 Yurs Experience David Lewis 740:992-6971 • Homes • Septic SySiem • Roofing · • Backhoe • Site Preparation • Dozer • Garages • Utilities 1 PoleBams Pomeroy, Ohio ,_._ Searnle9ol Gutters f!oofing, Siting, Guners 740-653-9657 OHIO OF ;:;::-;;;;,., suli. i:"'.-i:_:... :o=, ... sr., .., 10 20111 11: 10:01i =. :,lo ~.:&: aenk w 1)1 auo: c "MOElGEll El IEISIG 1iPSGFII." MKSGOFWI "DKl lFSDG DFG WPVSI DFPV llld • -t• -- - a. l .., .,.... X - -· . • lion, or tor an appoint· .,.1 prior 18 _.. - -·h-'calal· ccai.ct Cyndl. or lWn I ' SGUOOL 8115 IS "fELLOW.. SAARPENER .. l IS liS PO PSGFOLS ." ·L«Sll WI PII PREVKliJS &JLUTION - "The only ny 1D di!mi'OIIhe linils tJl h ~ is 1D go lleyontl!ltem no too i npoeillle.' • Mhur C. Clarke - liNII lilA lJCnJ.MJ'M • -'.MUlEfAN. Fn~~~EstinWII&s l'Vn..,_ 0 lnftft a. Room Additions • Garages • Vmyt·. and Wood Siding • Roofing • Pole Barns•Patio's,PorcbesandDei:ks • • 47239 Riebel Road, Lon• BQtlom. OH 0 74o-985-4141 Cell: 7'n '16-1834 · ...,_ Advertise in this space for IS TO BE O&SERVA"'T .. 1hinQ - KIITieOM woilood waiting - ....... n.r.'ayo.. ,.._,. tear obers to 1st 1hF' ;._.rd down. CANCER <.lime 21-.JuiV 22) - Eum1ne the rnotMts ol anyone who "*- • giMidiow promM, beca... 1tWa il U8UIIIy Wli•IIMICI behind a gqnd or unu.-1 ...... 11'111 per.on miY be haping to ~ galnl.t yuur -a--. L£0(July~. 22)- ....... - ~ hml could be~ bJI ---"tunitiea from • t.dl: of ....-cliw:ipll. whln It to YQUf lftl.lrtl. t of . . iiO»i ............ Ofl top ol qting fOUOMilw OOUid IIIIIQ() (Aug. 23-Sopt. 22) - Be in a:JiiAI~a wlh ~ friendl. but be <alwful llbot.ll your choice ol fi\J ., .., ..,.., ~ • mdM''ol na --· ..... be- UBRA (Sopt. 23-0ct ..., - s - w111 . Wyou- ._,;v~~y, 1100 don't ttri 111e a ......... or IKt lika one, don't ~ ttw ,..... to t. MW' dlfllwent. ....,..., • .,.,...,. ....... 1101 .t aH :.· GARAELD , YOU\..L HIW£ 10 EXW5e Me••. eoMETIMfS l SA~ 1'HIHG5 W11"HOI.IT ~ 1ltfNKINCit FIR81' _....... .al J1 I 'l:t61l._11tlllPI11DiiDPM&Y-.• ARLO&JANS n. - SAG~US (Nov. 23-Dec. 21 ~ 11'PI CMncMef WhO Mnglle a ~nvl in fnnt af your eyee wilt be more 6t 111M ...-:I in l1ylng "" or hof ttungor 1hltn ...,... Ana!vm 1hil: ~-- bftn rou .... thll ball . CAPRICORN epoc. 22-Jon. 10) - 'lbu m9'11fww a lal d 1m IIIMdng wtltt Clft't. el'$ on • tolnt ~. bui lit th. end Q4 • ••• '• • I I ' ••• l t.Q-RIZZWE-=-..-L,.;LS-?-------' : ~. 1\W- ~ c:f 1\i tl~ ..------. : ~rt't::O~ ~ • 1ho you lltlnp, vou dolt .,._.-Mel wou were 1he oneonladdled n..., ::c: IIOUAAIUS (Jell. l!IH'«>. 10) .:__ 10 t.w6tlg • tul day It not ~ ~10 do ...... ~your ........ and . .. Do . . beM you C*l, -·don,_,..,.......-.., ....... _... ___ _ __.. .-.""'---h " " ' . , . . - - )'OU'- " ' PISCES 2 0 ) - - In {Fe-""'rou lnd !OONOII l/OUI' oblltleo. wlton lrwolwd In foul IIQIIIiWI a OOII!pilllthie dl . j t•il. aDillea . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ~ undl:w&k:wllld. AI'IIQ (Uoi'Clh 21 oAp!ll 11) - ~ to nat tD dow., cMiiilf . . . . . . . . . . l n 1 t t o - f f l t M - - -. .... SOUPTONUTZ :~~ I l I $64 per month • - - - · -·-" _..._ I I I I El I I I ¥1 '-IIMI-IIIIJ-AIIii-F.AI&Y "~••• I ••• s,_lllp I , ... _, ......... ilwX:&mde opinion. with1homoo1-- rrrr r r r 1 . . . . . . . . . 5 .. , .... . , . , _ won». at'*"' • =r'1fOil 1 QfUIWI wlliftJfty 10 another. Diplomacy Ia - •:m.s~-~sr PI"*Jf''._ ftwEC19 ""'.· SECRET Of UFE ""*· 740-317-o531 .__ ~E ~ . to 740-317~ New.._ B I!! 4. . u. °CUM CONST UCTION ~ 20) Be cartlful wt.t JUU . . . . to. Dsclls; 1t II. Mtl 21-Juno SCORPIO (Oc'- 2 . . -. 22) - Loeal Coilll ..... F« R c:aAd be you kaok il ecume mo.t Of 1he time, but that cto.n'1 ,..,_ you can't be STONE Dtywsl/, · ' Ren'lods'":IQ, Room AddilliOIIS • rour be- f, COW ·liMI BOY 744).416-lllt llidiWioo t\THEII rulllr~IO..-..a comee ,.I . tl'lpllld ••••""' ~=~l~S;•~J~-;rs;•~•~1H;·;;.~..,~~~f:;rw~£;d;;·;·;·~~ ehr.... iurtller 1n1orma 11 tez-2131 (51 7 1, 1 · ' ANDniATTHE DRINI<IN6 FOUNT~IN IS, AND TilE PaiCIL t:lect1ic, Plumblrig, I '* no ROOM NUMBER IS .. AHO WltEIE Doors, WkldoM, Sarilip '""m!;. 111.il4dl The Nqt must hMrlng, 04 CheYy Sllwrado. •••. t. on ,... blltn will t. 11e1t1 -hJarlng an ohort bOd, V8. 5tl!>d, N:;, CO June 14, 2001. luc:h on11r . . . .,. 1111 ar ond lot& ol add on OlrtrliS, ~ lhould . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ~ ~~ plus 32000 miles. S13495. aclthiHd prior lo Cal304-576-2000 ...,. I, 2001, 1o: Sllltml St phen C. GraM!, Hurlng SDI!eoun.t 1986 CheYy 1soo. 2 AdiillnN!mor, Ohio (5} 1, 8,15 tone brown m , tan int. O.,...tn•l1 of Au1omatic t111ns. Utes li IUI'IIIOI, 2100 Stlll8 Regu~ gao. 740-446-1329 1 I i (\IE IIEEN 604N6 TO SCIIDOL 1\LL 'fEAR. AND I JUST . FOIJioiD OIIT WHAT OUR I -=• .740-1112-5115 D h odlfteittltoe with f8glrd to ~ ~ ct.lingl could OIIUM you to 1oM ....... All typeuf Soffll, .ft: •nd · •wo. c., &dl . . ., ltle oiphir lla'Q b ...... II Olherl....._ II* WD1o1 GEMINI Rooting. Sidlilg. . un 1 ........... .;,. ~ ··~~ Ill 211 ._ . ol ~~ ""'' .,,. r. -*"llloi• . ~,..._.., u. tact.. ,....• ..._. .,.,..,. wtlh • t WlseConciek 1 J ...,-. 1M-. 'I GONSTRUCTIO~ of 01187/IM& PO aoxe1 :O"~"t!t-::":.:: .OIIIo Mid llal LANOIVUI.E, '011 ft1t1 diiCII lhe to1Jow. r.llld Ia ... 41741 ' lng c~·.. ..: ~lducll!aofn ~~~~~~ ... ,.lllllillllng, IIMI 1 ' " iller Cinutl aat II 7422312 COR~ER NOMifliiiCEii=i:".- .. g~ww~a.i.t ~- ~ ~ ~ ~·- lOW 1i 1111 ---wue t Section. 3105.411 of ln,.,....,byllllor._ 1C1EI5IIIXXIIIIII1 1 1M Rou. 1t Coda tor altoonay, ,... by ...,.. The ra 11,.6 - l l l d ... ..,..... _,.,. ""c~IIINill parlad. Ia jiMtlllllld Ia J l i - -·-.,.. " 01 ¥ltil, . . . . , _ 10 ....... ...... lhe l'onllltl'f, Ohio, 31GSAI2 Mid the l"fflv~ I Ill .l ie right Ia Tllos of lhtl Re•lu t 111 rt · HJ. Or 111t1 • IIIIa . . . Mid Ia -SW;: ,._._ 111111 I' Ill _...._ ~ 1M ..,_ -. ' > = ' • . . _ . ar c ' 1 iii pilar ta . llalad ...._ Ia lllrwby In Wltllng F..- The F . 02 F·150 .,.. Supoocob. t.cillf!etl 111111 1M Mld,atlhe 'hNtliljj,lle nk • ........ 81,000mho,loodod, "*'f Sup•rlnt•nd•nt or 1M mey Jlllllll ~ Satllnp... · •c.Oillld. &llarp. • • • Ia l'llltllll 1111 ..ld 1 ICtl Mid IIPIIIInl .....,,":"" r111Na1 .4411-8278 or ._ lnannct~ . . . _ IIIPIIring right NjlcCMjQI"II . I'· ~ Or ,~, ,_ ~ ....., bltla wullntlllld. 03 Fo<d F350, VHi 5<c>or oc:an ,.. - •- ......... him ar The alio¥e dMCrtiMd d>Ay, 44Qor, goooo. IIAY 111!1UIII 8 '-li'U .... co' 7 ill . . Ill eald .-ltltdl. -~· guan~ puNUirt 1o Ohio If Ill lndlvlduiiiiGoll1 "•IIMM!all" 111111 513,000 1304)1112-8247 AeoWtl Coda CIAplar not timely ~ no lqM'IUI t' or r ene.~ OWner: "-K don' militl'l be I&IIIP1in;. • Guttering a....: Mofy about ......... "' . . . 7 •• -·=·· ........ ' =-..: •Aoalll• 'MJ A 7 IIC - · · · ·-: ... 7 740-992-7953 740:416-1436 740-591-4641 DEMRTIIENT Court, 0+ I e, Ollla ..IIUIIAHCE 43215-1017. Allor M1J NOnCE OF OPFOIII'U- 12, 211111, ..... I 1 IIIJYRIAPE•JnltQ lill •'I mt • t c • • 10 nc •ta to: Slwon ~. lXI • 111111 lhe Olllo IIMilliij Adn1lnh111-. Dwpet b 1111 . of Ohio o.perllneo11 of 1'hllre wll be • general matted in'lpn:IIIMtMnl: in •llcodltiCw• WI._,._. ..._... 1•c 11 ..r. }u.t t.ca~ a numbllf af t'lingl .,. mudtt bdlf, it -daee; nat . . you..__ to coat oi' . . ceMIMI;IIbcut ·~ ·~ Poll· • H&H ' i2 __r...,."'Luis... _, ....._,'"". _· w..,... CELEBRf1Y CIPHER tllt:aniiUMII'a dti> -on too -whm you inm. lNJRUSI--20)-~ ·· E !HERPR I S~ S AAIEOE R-·-- ·-G...,_ 17 . . . . . . . . . . __ __. __ H0 1,1 EC~ EE K "!"ND?Dn'.orr. ....... . .""" ..... ., ...LL r RI:I1EI'\aE.R FOR SUitE IS T+lAT IT HAll SOI"'ET+fl Ill G TO ~ WIT+f Tt?E REVOUJTIOAARY lo/AA l I •Ra DfteiJI _.._ .... ....,.y..U...@ :OW....::"-=: ~~ce~... 1n l h t l - jldl 1lli1lting Tho pllf _ , _ d!li:ul: lloolator · JaL. Jl' TIWC.. .......... .._........ C 15211 Valley Dri•t PGitd PI , .. , WV lSSSG . Phone: • •) 675 4348 Fax to: (304) 615 ms j;.id;._,, H.i.'d dti> lWld - ontlo-. Serv"• . Pleasant Valley Hospital do H...lhoourom $4,000 080 31J4.6112-32<7 "'*' ...,, .... Closed Sunday .Johnson'S Tree Send resumes to: John Deere 336 square aoslc t.o+-t--' *' ()p<nM-S9-5 Formerly B.-her'' Aw hns Plea5aot Valley Hospilai is cum:otly accepting n:su~ for a pet diem Pharmacist. B.S. PhlllllliCy, or Ph.D. Phannacy from accredited college or university prefecred. Hospilal ; experience pref<:OT<d. baler twino, groat ' shapo a- - Sculh 111911*> ... CltlloiKbet:auoe ... Clll two " ' - ' · •lot'S . . . . . . . . . . . lit tear1s. Waitlloods ... dti> q .. . -dtJGinr f'/11(1 . ..,~ Construction "" ..... 51- •..-rrfl· ti1111111'dllda1G.bt!IOIB-*iv ~ lllef, he .. nil til cUI- Gary Curtis- Owner PHARMACIST il*lnnlllon. OfEN HOUSE; The premises will be open for public viewing s.turd.ey, May U, 211111 frolll 2:00 p.m. 18 4:08 p.m. and appointment 8 ·sntioe: In ooler to register as a bidder, all pen;peclive boyern musr produce a bank letter of cmlit slating, "As customer of out financial instilulion. said financial institution will guar.mtee payment of a ched< drawn -on the account of_llOl to exceed the total amounl of S_ for the purchase of the Mason Elemen~ary SchoQl, propeny at 1he auction conducted by Rick Pearson Auction Co., in Mason, WV, ou May 17, 2008 at 10:00 am.'" Iaai oC f!*· A teo percent (I~) down payment will be due from the 01 ' H~ Aa:on1 winning bidder immediately after being declared the buyer. S,aid down HoE!-. 5 .,_t ..... payment shall be in the fonn of cash, cashier's cbect, personal or 116.310 mlloo, goad aJIICI. company ched< ·with bank letler of credit. Buyer shall sign a sales lion.- CSIIy1lc - · contract and the balance of the purchJSe price shall be due within thitty .... -.gi2200. Coll740(30) day• of the sale. 10% paid down ou dale of sale shall be. forfeited 70H3311. unless balance timely paid to Bd. of Education, time being of the 01 Pontiac Fkebild, Auto, essence. Sale subject to approval by Mason Q>. Bd. of Education. purcbasec a<;cepts aU liability and risk of loss thereafter. Sale .of the PW, Pl., Tolopo, Cruioe, ono owner. Great Cond. 1501< mi property is "AS IS'', with no warranties, and subject to all liability for $4000 olio. 256-1078 hazards, including environmental hazards, associated with 1he PfCIIlises 2004 Uncoln Town Car being assumed by the purchaser. The only known or suspected hazards Ulllmlle. loodod, - ""'"· .,. die possible •pR:sence of asbestos, lead-based paint, possible past 57,500 mho, ~14,500 obo, JRSCllCC of an uoderg'round storage' tank, and/or the · general detrimcntal conditions of the suuctures located UJ'Oil the premises. 'Sold 3()4.615.(1233 ' 8!1 Oldl Della'llll, ""'· Olllld. subject to all prior encumbrances, zoning resttictinn&, etc. ~~~~ $1300. 446 131111 1'1 I ·A five percent (5%) Buyer's Premium wiU'be · winning bid price to arrive at the total contract price paid by the buyer_ . Pab lmpoundol Cora 11um A p y Pie L=rr: Any and all . representatives of Rid. Pell'flOD SSOOI. Hondu, Cl!ovyB. Auction CD, are acting solely as ageniS of1he Seller, and not asJBu)•er'tl.l ~ Fon11. & mono! for l i o l l n g l - .... ascots: W., •+..r : ALL INR>RMATION • t PERSPECTIVE PURCHASERS IS FROM RELIABLE. BUT NOT GUARANTEED. MADE ON DATE OF SALE TAKE PRECEDENCE ORAL OR WRmEN REPRESENTATIONS. NOT FOR ACCIDENTS OR LOSS OF PROPERTY. · 0 ""'" • -. SF Is""" loti'.._, - Reedsville, OH ~ <U OUf •• 4 '"" 15Heoe 7 This-"*'---~~~a* allan_ ... - ell glllll. ' St. Rt. 124 "-'lory · -·-- - -- EI..VINEY IS £! llwlAPII tl4 7~ flaw iOO p<icod a John 0... ~ 'Mi1 bo IUf• . . 1111 . . . . IMI •u ldllltitp.-.,...,hlatly ....- ............ ,... . . . .'ilidil - . . and ·roo ..., ....... " blr '-'11.- -IH!IIi"ll. ~~­ IIIII tlonial or- . ontkound C0111n11. A lo '-to IIIUd Jlllll1l)lt 5-7 pails (or a good br) ....... 01 11101Wlrtln.-, BUT IF YA WAIT A MII'IIJTE, . _.._a Curtis Auto Replllr priMdl / I.MATCHA DOIN' T'DAY, 4125/081 mo AUQION 7 ....... 11) BARNEY n "'O I ~ r ~G 7C Ill 5t """' ..., roo'*>..., • ,i s"" 1tJ billlilh "'*""' Bul ...... roo do. IIJ to , . your- wiDe. 0o -· .... _ .............. ....... ' ---\ C: 27Faatl 5I "F p "- 99Z..5776 ' . ' •Promp! and Qwdily Wcri< •Reasonable Rates *Insured *Experienced Refecences Available! Call Gary Stanley @ . 740-591 -8044 • JoliiCioni, . . - p a M , alit: and 'lbu"""""" CIIRPEN TER SERVI CE &Removal s,rur, 24 -... _ 25- ·a,.n •n ...... Patal1llidltwo .t en. Whitl YO Ur<C 5 Trimming S.)'lliCUSC, Ohio NowOfHIIftw Including ~learancel . Auction Stanley Tree- GREENHOUSE .... ..,.. a.... s5 ........... s. a ·w a -ea. .,... ·l:- ,. .r c-. 4 ........ m I --.·g111 an 111 2 T - - us.- 31S..talll . - I 1"1111'- , . . . . . . . . . . , .... - . >*ung, and bmg_ toG dill lOilis. ~ 0.1 LUI<EY? Dealers Welcome CZ..., "911f"*' . . .'ltu ..... ...... .,.. ~· --•e...• DOWN ba--diod in 111116,s*, 'AU. lbng lllllq" Nh!britlgiW.,_n_....., you tury _ , Clltipllo -.g,..,. ~Lidtitlh--. ......,. . .,·• . . 57 !Itt aCoo· 1 tOI?Ior ..... 34Stultl 18 Lip.. . . . . . I :ls4 S1Wiieall- 14 Lot* • Alipllllt Pti1 W'llh no points, fit is everything· <saluly on ,. OOSI Save 20%on Sandals a Athletics foruMOM" YOU'~ · OffT, Coosbuclioo MOTHER'S DAY SALE SfE SlJIIriiAY ...... Gallia County Fairgrounds · ~ fTI,._L 01'1 TltAT . sc 55 SaLE¥ a Pau It .... 1! •• •• Residential and New French 500 · Flea Market + I tt t S • I 4 IS ... IWvey Rood M._ WV . Fri-Sat- Sun May 9, 10, 11 • '75 4 .I[Qittl • '5 =-tllltlll!la ......... ...... llNior: Saudi V. I Me: Eut-Weot ~~o~~a~a.·: c .II t 7 • AI:Q , • 1: q I tt +A KQ • A7 ' PSI CONSTRUCT/Of; • ItS •A ~ & ConflCII~ MASON MOWER · lM-773-5161 S50-S60/mordh 3 baditoll, 1 baltt •Owr.r pays Wlll:ef, 58Wef, $350 doposit Coii388IIID5 (304)882-3017 !llr _ , Dryer,. with • Deck, ! MONTY •.. • ,inclJded bu1 S4CIO & deposit 7~ •W-Idrye< NlOkup 4411-7227 Of 740-441 -9!)31 • All akM;tric- 8WI1tging s-ao - ---- ·=In- . ~~-~ ' • Caraces Jtlll2-- """"'~­ .IOntl of-- ·Complete Ren.odeli-a : • lit your needs 211<, 1bo. w/111Cp811do. -.... • New HOmes AD buildillgs are aJStom built lo ...... •s a ------ --.,·-·-.::-;:: ~ _.- . ______ _ �l• • Page 86 • The Daily Sentinel ANoTells -RIM wwwm,d1llpe 1lilael.com • REA Crossword Pu:n:le BRIDGE ACROSS ..... ......... SHEDSGARAGfS.BARNS ; s =- ·:- . ~ .- 2967.0 llaslwl Real Rat:hl Ohio. 45771 740962217 tn Glenwood, big ••• • - RICK PRICE 11-.vm ...1 311~)294 I Scnicing Lawn Tnoc1<n, Mow..., lill=, Murray, Oafuman, MID, Briggs & StrattOn H-HODelit 1- lnlegrily S-Sezvice IOYcars I Sl Road to lLft obowt Mason GolfCourse -. 304-5~34 , -. _, •; Can be inlltalled your existing roof Insulated roofs 10 save on your and Air Conditiooing ·'I 'I ·. lllnlllid ''''lilt 1M F1Uiiit1 www.r ,·. = r '' I 1 ,..:.. ! '• " HUBBARDS · Speeials I0 in. Boston F<ms Now $5.00 While they last, ovec 2000 to choose from. Ao\vering & Foliage Baskets, Bedding & Vegetable Aal.< · 4 in. foliage )101 Shrubs & Azaleas KIPLiNG SHOE CO. 300 2ndAve. (Acrou from City P-*1 Gallipolis,Oil 740 441 90il0 Mon , Fri. 9am , &pm · . Silt. 9am - 5pm REAL ESTATE · Si40AE TO TELL ME II SCHOOL ,PROP80Y ., WWW . CAREO . COM CannichMI Equipment. 74Q. .:.-=24.;.::12:.__ __ 51i--.s.SIIat,lllllll;. !.II;_SJ~tm,.-t•las, . . . lltlleT-Iflllllll;•(l•l-1 . Jim's Farm~ Inc. ... ], ,_. ... 1!},. ..... tile - - eshfe (JIIJgeJIIJIIellle ~~lpo41o. l'lll! .. C. •• II tile.._., fMIIIM If . . . tiiiiiJ, 9TT1. 4, 5, 6' lOIII T 3PT. . . If ·~ iJIJJ tll11ce If tile dlrlllf tile Flnillhlng """""" llarting a1 . . . CelllJ, • II leN IIIII II. .112, IJIIf 251. $699.00 and up. HU!TY wtllle 15,151 Sill, It .n. lies$. ............... d ::lhoy:!..laot=._ _ __ Aflteltl. 1111111, Sr..rlflkes. .Ill ', ... II Jolin Deer A 1947 T!aCIOr. -. e-.: S1art H1t;1 & Low 1t53, I. . IIIII II .... 1!57. Plltlil t I, rranam~u~on, New Rims. cr•.-:e-1111 £1 lllleii ...... SIItWM Mil$:.... Tns & Plinl 2002 Hanl . . . SIIIIl(IAill:n!+/·J -................ Iil ...hl ..,. Top Rlf CJ7 Joep, 2003 ,._ l<alllilulci mule, Coil 949- e:::" 7.co!:: rea. BUILDING AND WT APPRAISFD FOR $178,MIN 21116: DON'T MISS 11lJS OPI'ORTUNITY TO ACQUDlEA GREAT INVESTMENT 'PKOPERTY! 23)5 for IHt'£~.~-{.., 'TAA~ ~l! 50 WI« I ' oorr.., llOU5E ~ '{OUR '1'00 (£T\J)Gfll£ ~~~T? (,I)JQJ. Pit¥> PEl~ OEN<l~~ -~-lWl~,my..,. ""' qlllllld ..., cUll lWld ftlij . ·-1 - 7 had' 4-4+1 tho---;., ...,.,,,,_, "rl*llaf-12_, MICtJOII CONQUCT£0 IIY RICK PEARSON AUCTION CO. #66 Riel! Parson, IIIII Uc. No. 66 Malon. Wll304-ll3-544l or 304-593·5111 UceMed lnd Bonded in lVII Aad DroP Tine ProPerties. LLC R. F. Stein•. W\1 Uc. No. 1510 GalliPotis f~rnr. W\1 304-615-6316 or 304-593-5210 .... ..,.,.. • VJnrt Siding •A J' -· -·-·-- 28 Yurs Experience David Lewis 740:992-6971 • Homes • Septic SySiem • Roofing · • Backhoe • Site Preparation • Dozer • Garages • Utilities 1 PoleBams Pomeroy, Ohio ,_._ Searnle9ol Gutters f!oofing, Siting, Guners 740-653-9657 OHIO OF ;:;::-;;;;,., suli. i:"'.-i:_:... :o=, ... sr., .., 10 20111 11: 10:01i =. :,lo ~.:&: aenk w 1)1 auo: c "MOElGEll El IEISIG 1iPSGFII." MKSGOFWI "DKl lFSDG DFG WPVSI DFPV llld • -t• -- - a. l .., .,.... X - -· . • lion, or tor an appoint· .,.1 prior 18 _.. - -·h-'calal· ccai.ct Cyndl. or lWn I ' SGUOOL 8115 IS "fELLOW.. SAARPENER .. l IS liS PO PSGFOLS ." ·L«Sll WI PII PREVKliJS &JLUTION - "The only ny 1D di!mi'OIIhe linils tJl h ~ is 1D go lleyontl!ltem no too i npoeillle.' • Mhur C. Clarke - liNII lilA lJCnJ.MJ'M • -'.MUlEfAN. Fn~~~EstinWII&s l'Vn..,_ 0 lnftft a. Room Additions • Garages • Vmyt·. and Wood Siding • Roofing • Pole Barns•Patio's,PorcbesandDei:ks • • 47239 Riebel Road, Lon• BQtlom. OH 0 74o-985-4141 Cell: 7'n '16-1834 · ...,_ Advertise in this space for IS TO BE O&SERVA"'T .. 1hinQ - KIITieOM woilood waiting - ....... n.r.'ayo.. ,.._,. tear obers to 1st 1hF' ;._.rd down. CANCER <.lime 21-.JuiV 22) - Eum1ne the rnotMts ol anyone who "*- • giMidiow promM, beca... 1tWa il U8UIIIy Wli•IIMICI behind a gqnd or unu.-1 ...... 11'111 per.on miY be haping to ~ galnl.t yuur -a--. L£0(July~. 22)- ....... - ~ hml could be~ bJI ---"tunitiea from • t.dl: of ....-cliw:ipll. whln It to YQUf lftl.lrtl. t of . . iiO»i ............ Ofl top ol qting fOUOMilw OOUid IIIIIQ() (Aug. 23-Sopt. 22) - Be in a:JiiAI~a wlh ~ friendl. but be <alwful llbot.ll your choice ol fi\J ., .., ..,.., ~ • mdM''ol na --· ..... be- UBRA (Sopt. 23-0ct ..., - s - w111 . Wyou- ._,;v~~y, 1100 don't ttri 111e a ......... or IKt lika one, don't ~ ttw ,..... to t. MW' dlfllwent. ....,..., • .,.,...,. ....... 1101 .t aH :.· GARAELD , YOU\..L HIW£ 10 EXW5e Me••. eoMETIMfS l SA~ 1'HIHG5 W11"HOI.IT ~ 1ltfNKINCit FIR81' _....... .al J1 I 'l:t61l._11tlllPI11DiiDPM&Y-.• ARLO&JANS n. - SAG~US (Nov. 23-Dec. 21 ~ 11'PI CMncMef WhO Mnglle a ~nvl in fnnt af your eyee wilt be more 6t 111M ...-:I in l1ylng "" or hof ttungor 1hltn ...,... Ana!vm 1hil: ~-- bftn rou .... thll ball . CAPRICORN epoc. 22-Jon. 10) - 'lbu m9'11fww a lal d 1m IIIMdng wtltt Clft't. el'$ on • tolnt ~. bui lit th. end Q4 • ••• '• • I I ' ••• l t.Q-RIZZWE-=-..-L,.;LS-?-------' : ~. 1\W- ~ c:f 1\i tl~ ..------. : ~rt't::O~ ~ • 1ho you lltlnp, vou dolt .,._.-Mel wou were 1he oneonladdled n..., ::c: IIOUAAIUS (Jell. l!IH'«>. 10) .:__ 10 t.w6tlg • tul day It not ~ ~10 do ...... ~your ........ and . .. Do . . beM you C*l, -·don,_,..,.......-.., ....... _... ___ _ __.. .-.""'---h " " ' . , . . - - )'OU'- " ' PISCES 2 0 ) - - In {Fe-""'rou lnd !OONOII l/OUI' oblltleo. wlton lrwolwd In foul IIQIIIiWI a OOII!pilllthie dl . j t•il. aDillea . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ~ undl:w&k:wllld. AI'IIQ (Uoi'Clh 21 oAp!ll 11) - ~ to nat tD dow., cMiiilf . . . . . . . . . . l n 1 t t o - f f l t M - - -. .... SOUPTONUTZ :~~ I l I $64 per month • - - - · -·-" _..._ I I I I El I I I ¥1 '-IIMI-IIIIJ-AIIii-F.AI&Y "~••• I ••• s,_lllp I , ... _, ......... ilwX:&mde opinion. with1homoo1-- rrrr r r r 1 . . . . . . . . . 5 .. , .... . , . , _ won». at'*"' • =r'1fOil 1 QfUIWI wlliftJfty 10 another. Diplomacy Ia - •:m.s~-~sr PI"*Jf''._ ftwEC19 ""'.· SECRET Of UFE ""*· 740-317-o531 .__ ~E ~ . to 740-317~ New.._ B I!! 4. . u. °CUM CONST UCTION ~ 20) Be cartlful wt.t JUU . . . . to. Dsclls; 1t II. Mtl 21-Juno SCORPIO (Oc'- 2 . . -. 22) - Loeal Coilll ..... F« R c:aAd be you kaok il ecume mo.t Of 1he time, but that cto.n'1 ,..,_ you can't be STONE Dtywsl/, · ' Ren'lods'":IQ, Room AddilliOIIS • rour be- f, COW ·liMI BOY 744).416-lllt llidiWioo t\THEII rulllr~IO..-..a comee ,.I . tl'lpllld ••••""' ~=~l~S;•~J~-;rs;•~•~1H;·;;.~..,~~~f:;rw~£;d;;·;·;·~~ ehr.... iurtller 1n1orma 11 tez-2131 (51 7 1, 1 · ' ANDniATTHE DRINI<IN6 FOUNT~IN IS, AND TilE PaiCIL t:lect1ic, Plumblrig, I '* no ROOM NUMBER IS .. AHO WltEIE Doors, WkldoM, Sarilip '""m!;. 111.il4dl The Nqt must hMrlng, 04 CheYy Sllwrado. •••. t. on ,... blltn will t. 11e1t1 -hJarlng an ohort bOd, V8. 5tl!>d, N:;, CO June 14, 2001. luc:h on11r . . . .,. 1111 ar ond lot& ol add on OlrtrliS, ~ lhould . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ~ ~~ plus 32000 miles. S13495. aclthiHd prior lo Cal304-576-2000 ...,. I, 2001, 1o: Sllltml St phen C. GraM!, Hurlng SDI!eoun.t 1986 CheYy 1soo. 2 AdiillnN!mor, Ohio (5} 1, 8,15 tone brown m , tan int. O.,...tn•l1 of Au1omatic t111ns. Utes li IUI'IIIOI, 2100 Stlll8 Regu~ gao. 740-446-1329 1 I i (\IE IIEEN 604N6 TO SCIIDOL 1\LL 'fEAR. AND I JUST . FOIJioiD OIIT WHAT OUR I -=• .740-1112-5115 D h odlfteittltoe with f8glrd to ~ ~ ct.lingl could OIIUM you to 1oM ....... All typeuf Soffll, .ft: •nd · •wo. c., &dl . . ., ltle oiphir lla'Q b ...... II Olherl....._ II* WD1o1 GEMINI Rooting. Sidlilg. . un 1 ........... .;,. ~ ··~~ Ill 211 ._ . ol ~~ ""'' .,,. r. -*"llloi• . ~,..._.., u. tact.. ,....• ..._. .,.,..,. wtlh • t WlseConciek 1 J ...,-. 1M-. 'I GONSTRUCTIO~ of 01187/IM& PO aoxe1 :O"~"t!t-::":.:: .OIIIo Mid llal LANOIVUI.E, '011 ft1t1 diiCII lhe to1Jow. r.llld Ia ... 41741 ' lng c~·.. ..: ~lducll!aofn ~~~~~~ ... ,.lllllillllng, IIMI 1 ' " iller Cinutl aat II 7422312 COR~ER NOMifliiiCEii=i:".- .. g~ww~a.i.t ~- ~ ~ ~ ~·- lOW 1i 1111 ---wue t Section. 3105.411 of ln,.,....,byllllor._ 1C1EI5IIIXXIIIIII1 1 1M Rou. 1t Coda tor altoonay, ,... by ...,.. The ra 11,.6 - l l l d ... ..,..... _,.,. ""c~IIINill parlad. Ia jiMtlllllld Ia J l i - -·-.,.. " 01 ¥ltil, . . . . , _ 10 ....... ...... lhe l'onllltl'f, Ohio, 31GSAI2 Mid the l"fflv~ I Ill .l ie right Ia Tllos of lhtl Re•lu t 111 rt · HJ. Or 111t1 • IIIIa . . . Mid Ia -SW;: ,._._ 111111 I' Ill _...._ ~ 1M ..,_ -. ' > = ' • . . _ . ar c ' 1 iii pilar ta . llalad ...._ Ia lllrwby In Wltllng F..- The F . 02 F·150 .,.. Supoocob. t.cillf!etl 111111 1M Mld,atlhe 'hNtliljj,lle nk • ........ 81,000mho,loodod, "*'f Sup•rlnt•nd•nt or 1M mey Jlllllll ~ Satllnp... · •c.Oillld. &llarp. • • • Ia l'llltllll 1111 ..ld 1 ICtl Mid IIPIIIInl .....,,":"" r111Na1 .4411-8278 or ._ lnannct~ . . . _ IIIPIIring right NjlcCMjQI"II . I'· ~ Or ,~, ,_ ~ ....., bltla wullntlllld. 03 Fo<d F350, VHi 5<c>or oc:an ,.. - •- ......... him ar The alio¥e dMCrtiMd d>Ay, 44Qor, goooo. IIAY 111!1UIII 8 '-li'U .... co' 7 ill . . Ill eald .-ltltdl. -~· guan~ puNUirt 1o Ohio If Ill lndlvlduiiiiGoll1 "•IIMM!all" 111111 513,000 1304)1112-8247 AeoWtl Coda CIAplar not timely ~ no lqM'IUI t' or r ene.~ OWner: "-K don' militl'l be I&IIIP1in;. • Guttering a....: Mofy about ......... "' . . . 7 •• -·=·· ........ ' =-..: •Aoalll• 'MJ A 7 IIC - · · · ·-: ... 7 740-992-7953 740:416-1436 740-591-4641 DEMRTIIENT Court, 0+ I e, Ollla ..IIUIIAHCE 43215-1017. Allor M1J NOnCE OF OPFOIII'U- 12, 211111, ..... I 1 IIIJYRIAPE•JnltQ lill •'I mt • t c • • 10 nc •ta to: Slwon ~. lXI • 111111 lhe Olllo IIMilliij Adn1lnh111-. Dwpet b 1111 . of Ohio o.perllneo11 of 1'hllre wll be • general matted in'lpn:IIIMtMnl: in •llcodltiCw• WI._,._. ..._... 1•c 11 ..r. }u.t t.ca~ a numbllf af t'lingl .,. mudtt bdlf, it -daee; nat . . you..__ to coat oi' . . ceMIMI;IIbcut ·~ ·~ Poll· • H&H ' i2 __r...,."'Luis... _, ....._,'"". _· w..,... CELEBRf1Y CIPHER tllt:aniiUMII'a dti> -on too -whm you inm. lNJRUSI--20)-~ ·· E !HERPR I S~ S AAIEOE R-·-- ·-G...,_ 17 . . . . . . . . . . __ __. __ H0 1,1 EC~ EE K "!"ND?Dn'.orr. ....... . .""" ..... ., ...LL r RI:I1EI'\aE.R FOR SUitE IS T+lAT IT HAll SOI"'ET+fl Ill G TO ~ WIT+f Tt?E REVOUJTIOAARY lo/AA l I •Ra DfteiJI _.._ .... ....,.y..U...@ :OW....::"-=: ~~ce~... 1n l h t l - jldl 1lli1lting Tho pllf _ , _ d!li:ul: lloolator · JaL. Jl' TIWC.. .......... .._........ C 15211 Valley Dri•t PGitd PI , .. , WV lSSSG . Phone: • •) 675 4348 Fax to: (304) 615 ms j;.id;._,, H.i.'d dti> lWld - ontlo-. Serv"• . Pleasant Valley Hospital do H...lhoourom $4,000 080 31J4.6112-32<7 "'*' ...,, .... Closed Sunday .Johnson'S Tree Send resumes to: John Deere 336 square aoslc t.o+-t--' *' ()p<nM-S9-5 Formerly B.-her'' Aw hns Plea5aot Valley Hospilai is cum:otly accepting n:su~ for a pet diem Pharmacist. B.S. PhlllllliCy, or Ph.D. Phannacy from accredited college or university prefecred. Hospilal ; experience pref<:OT<d. baler twino, groat ' shapo a- - Sculh 111911*> ... CltlloiKbet:auoe ... Clll two " ' - ' · •lot'S . . . . . . . . . . . lit tear1s. Waitlloods ... dti> q .. . -dtJGinr f'/11(1 . ..,~ Construction "" ..... 51- •..-rrfl· ti1111111'dllda1G.bt!IOIB-*iv ~ lllef, he .. nil til cUI- Gary Curtis- Owner PHARMACIST il*lnnlllon. OfEN HOUSE; The premises will be open for public viewing s.turd.ey, May U, 211111 frolll 2:00 p.m. 18 4:08 p.m. and appointment 8 ·sntioe: In ooler to register as a bidder, all pen;peclive boyern musr produce a bank letter of cmlit slating, "As customer of out financial instilulion. said financial institution will guar.mtee payment of a ched< drawn -on the account of_llOl to exceed the total amounl of S_ for the purchase of the Mason Elemen~ary SchoQl, propeny at 1he auction conducted by Rick Pearson Auction Co., in Mason, WV, ou May 17, 2008 at 10:00 am.'" Iaai oC f!*· A teo percent (I~) down payment will be due from the 01 ' H~ Aa:on1 winning bidder immediately after being declared the buyer. S,aid down HoE!-. 5 .,_t ..... payment shall be in the fonn of cash, cashier's cbect, personal or 116.310 mlloo, goad aJIICI. company ched< ·with bank letler of credit. Buyer shall sign a sales lion.- CSIIy1lc - · contract and the balance of the purchJSe price shall be due within thitty .... -.gi2200. Coll740(30) day• of the sale. 10% paid down ou dale of sale shall be. forfeited 70H3311. unless balance timely paid to Bd. of Education, time being of the 01 Pontiac Fkebild, Auto, essence. Sale subject to approval by Mason Q>. Bd. of Education. purcbasec a<;cepts aU liability and risk of loss thereafter. Sale .of the PW, Pl., Tolopo, Cruioe, ono owner. Great Cond. 1501< mi property is "AS IS'', with no warranties, and subject to all liability for $4000 olio. 256-1078 hazards, including environmental hazards, associated with 1he PfCIIlises 2004 Uncoln Town Car being assumed by the purchaser. The only known or suspected hazards Ulllmlle. loodod, - ""'"· .,. die possible •pR:sence of asbestos, lead-based paint, possible past 57,500 mho, ~14,500 obo, JRSCllCC of an uoderg'round storage' tank, and/or the · general detrimcntal conditions of the suuctures located UJ'Oil the premises. 'Sold 3()4.615.(1233 ' 8!1 Oldl Della'llll, ""'· Olllld. subject to all prior encumbrances, zoning resttictinn&, etc. ~~~~ $1300. 446 131111 1'1 I ·A five percent (5%) Buyer's Premium wiU'be · winning bid price to arrive at the total contract price paid by the buyer_ . Pab lmpoundol Cora 11um A p y Pie L=rr: Any and all . representatives of Rid. Pell'flOD SSOOI. Hondu, Cl!ovyB. Auction CD, are acting solely as ageniS of1he Seller, and not asJBu)•er'tl.l ~ Fon11. & mono! for l i o l l n g l - .... ascots: W., •+..r : ALL INR>RMATION • t PERSPECTIVE PURCHASERS IS FROM RELIABLE. BUT NOT GUARANTEED. MADE ON DATE OF SALE TAKE PRECEDENCE ORAL OR WRmEN REPRESENTATIONS. NOT FOR ACCIDENTS OR LOSS OF PROPERTY. · 0 ""'" • -. SF Is""" loti'.._, - Reedsville, OH ~ <U OUf •• 4 '"" 15Heoe 7 This-"*'---~~~a* allan_ ... - ell glllll. ' St. Rt. 124 "-'lory · -·-- - -- EI..VINEY IS £! llwlAPII tl4 7~ flaw iOO p<icod a John 0... ~ 'Mi1 bo IUf• . . 1111 . . . . IMI •u ldllltitp.-.,...,hlatly ....- ............ ,... . . . .'ilidil - . . and ·roo ..., ....... " blr '-'11.- -IH!IIi"ll. ~~­ IIIII tlonial or- . ontkound C0111n11. 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I Me: Eut-Weot ~~o~~a~a.·: c .II t 7 • AI:Q , • 1: q I tt +A KQ • A7 ' PSI CONSTRUCT/Of; • ItS •A ~ & ConflCII~ MASON MOWER · lM-773-5161 S50-S60/mordh 3 baditoll, 1 baltt •Owr.r pays Wlll:ef, 58Wef, $350 doposit Coii388IIID5 (304)882-3017 !llr _ , Dryer,. with • Deck, ! MONTY •.. • ,inclJded bu1 S4CIO & deposit 7~ •W-Idrye< NlOkup 4411-7227 Of 740-441 -9!)31 • All akM;tric- 8WI1tging s-ao - ---- ·=In- . ~~-~ ' • Caraces Jtlll2-- """"'~­ .IOntl of-- ·Complete Ren.odeli-a : • lit your needs 211<, 1bo. w/111Cp811do. -.... • New HOmes AD buildillgs are aJStom built lo ...... •s a ------ --.,·-·-.::-;:: ~ _.- . ______ _ �/ I Pw B8 • The Daily Seutitd . 'l1ua www~finrlaam More seeking shelter from eaJnomy in discounters, A8 Warren outlasts Blue Devils for third in SEOAL vidod the evmtual gamewinning beroics with a twoRBI single - whim gave VINCENT - A tbme-,run the hosts a 6-5 edge through sixlb inniug allowed host six coillplete. . Warren to nlly back from a WHS staner l>aniel S-3 deficit and claim thinl- Wagner - wbo ~ the ecc ovecall in the ubt.astero Obio Atblelic League with a 6-5 victory over visiting Gallia Academy on Wednesday during tbe SEOAL Day of · Ownvions. TheWarriors (16-7) led 30 tbroiWl ooe full flame, bul the Blue Devils (13-9) rallied with five consecutive runs over their next four innings at tbe plate to take a 5-3 advantage after five complete. GAHS scored onoe in the second, twice in the fOUJ1h and added two more in the fifth to establish their only lead of the nig!tt Warren pulled to widrio one (5-4) m the bottom of tbe sixth, then with two on and two out TYler Spence came to the plate .and pro- distance for the winning decision - shut down the Devils ·in the seventh, ~ serving the one-run decision and allowing die hosts to walk away with thinl.place in tbe SEOAL Wagner surreud'ered four hits and a walk over seven fuunes while f.anoiog five for the victors. Gallia Academy starter Nicll Stevens took the tough-luck loss, allowing nine ruts and six walks ov« six innings while striking out three. The guests had one etror in !lie contest, . while Warren bad four field· ing miscnes. · The hosts jumped out to a tri\unpl;t. . . three-runrusbion in the botOther SEOAL Day of tom of tbe first wben Jeremy Champions results included:: MII!PhY belted a lbree-ruo Jackson defeated Zanesville Southern s WP - _ - POMEROY Coosuuaion QD new paveIDCllt as well as pani.al roail aligmnent oear the new · Pomeroy-Mason Bridge , !I)O!st!lwllicm wdl begin on Mooilay. AOOOI'ding to the Ohio Depattment · of Tl:llll&pmtation -this wod:: 1.: ~ ~ ·.·, .• r. ,. ,, ! ' Apparent dmwning stiDanopen · r•gation mves OBnuARIHS .. . . A3 .•James C. Cine, 74 •MJI.,IIIiibotleu, 83 INsiDE • 4dia Col.ncil pi ~ TODAY'S _lP - I..ogue. Tdling F? • Aupero111cs AI seed Jlt .... 5INet. c ..I . , .S eeft!F..U :-. A Hl.llgert:'« More. .seer...u INGROIJND6 ABOVE em£ Llfe(A. IIJ Aa•tt't4cJ . ._.a cl!rielm ace 052 19 13 1 WP- Ccmmlno; lP- Embrey. 435'1. Sr t'O"d A'ftiUie and students at Southern Elemetitary have been busy BY BIIM J. REED BREEDOMVDAILYSENTINELCOM POMEROY - Meigs County Commissioners approved a contract Thursday with the Ohio P-ublic Defender's Office that reflects a slight decrease in cost to the county. Michael Westfall of the OPD's multi-county office, based in Athens, presented a contract to provide indi· gent representation for criminal defendants. The county has operated under a comract with the state pubHe defender since 1991, . using local attorneys in most cases who are paid by the public defender's office. In ·aome cases, such as those pre&etlting conflicts, Westfall lakes the cases. The contract commissioners II{'PI'OVed at their regular meetrng yesterday calls for a total contract amount of $$60,924, $460 less . than last year's contract. It is the first year since 1994 that the county' will see. a reduction in the cost. Westfall said tlie savings is the result of a ·number of factors . The Ohio Legislature ·has passed a new law which sets aside court costs in DUI cases for reimbursement of public defender fees . The office alro had a $1,100 ca11)10ver from the last contract with Meigs County; Westfall said, and there has been a slight decrease in the caseload here over past years. The county's sbare of the contract has been rel:luced from 75 percent to 73, and the state's has been for moms across Meigs ·County making gifts for Moltler's Da~. Pictured are Austin ROOsh, 11, Zac laudermilt, 10 and Deven James, 7, holding handmade bouquets for their moms Elsie, lon5lta .and Jennifer, respectively. ~lso pictu1l!d ale secotld and third fl' aders who planted 'lllllrigolds, wrcte messages of thanks and Cl9llted cards "to t!Onor their mutt oets on Sunday. iU I - . •. ICiyaoa Lewis, 2, is • r iCiil eo hawe dwwued m . , (lliD liwr' ·Mdl U; - ..... 2 ~:;.;::,;;::;--:.;: - llmDJ b~ iiliiliDI ·' '• _'I ,""\', from 1be flmily's e ' " .. 011 Soulll Ftoat SaM Her &lba:, ........, l'CIIQI'teddiHjj anlP .t o lic police dcplnmalt It .8:36 p.m., appnaimMdy 30 minutes ~ 1ibe was firstdiloowmt milifiing fmm the bome. ~ officers, m lkpmtmatt volunteeD and neighbors assisted in I search of dJe rivt.t batik ad neigbhnrbood, and found dJe child in dJe lliV« at 9106 .p.m. CPR • L."";.,-_,. was administered at the ficale and 1bc chikl was taken to Pleesam Valley Hospital where sbe was dead at 1 a.m. on Friday. While Lewis's death has been called a drowniJ1g, Swift said liD Ultimate delcrmination cannot be made ~ " (740) 446-761'9 program, noting however that the "()o your Best on the Test" tutoring is separate RACINE - Test scores from the 21 st Century after of Southern students who school program. · participated in the "Do Your "We have some stability Best on tbe Test" tutoring once again . here at ..._. program was proof of ·fbe -· SOuthern." sa:ld Wolfe. "Mr. ' value of the intervention .(Tony) Deem,.the board. and 'program, according to the administrntion fully supPrincipal Shawn Bush and port programs such as the Federal Programs D~r "Do Your Best on the Test" Scott Wolfe. tutoring. We woo 't stop The program was beld working hard until we know · four days a week from thai our students are March 31-April 24 for 3rd absolutely getting the best through 8th grades w1th 94 •education. Then we will students particip_atiog. The work harder to stay there." program was gtven .1:J1gh The tutoring was intense success rai!Dgs by Bush and and contained a review of Wolfe who said they "high: · state standards covered earlily reco~DD:~eoded ~tude~ts to er in the year. lt also built attend this tulonng mter· upon skills that are learned in vention program to he~p the regulll£ classroom. After. them pass the state test this school lessons were based on ~ool year." , past tests, involved test-tak· It was a ~~ge ~uccess, ing skiUs, critical thinking noted Bush .. Our students skills. and lessons that wmted ~ard m the program ·involved writing prompts . ~d I think our,. test scores On test questions that require an explanation, stu· will reflect ~t. . Wolfe exp~ that bus- dents were taught to mg was provided lhrougb · the 21st CentuJy after scbool PI I - SIA a. AI . 175 wat u-. sanet INDEX Aimie's Mailbox A2 . . Calendars A2 Cassifieds Bs-6 ' RAiiEI.tT'S ore:. Yolll' AMI's #1 Floor Coveriltg Ihtzkr! Comics Editorials A4 Faith • Values As-7 Kovies A3 . NASCAR 83 ' Obituaries A3 8 Section ~ A2 Weather Stlawc.rpotiiiiii..._C I Rnidi!Dtlai • c-merc:w • Wha'rs•lr • Rdall • 01'7 SWe --~" Gd'r ",<*o ;-·ONo ..._,., ..... "1 ...... ... 1·----.l'wD 'e:triea , -. 87 11 ,,. '" 1111 EastemRigh Sc:hool-studetlti · and meuiMsd the oommunily doiiiiW blood and blood prod- ucts at an American Red em. Bloodmobile visit at the school Thursday. The blood held . in the school drive: gymnasium, - iipOi tBOred by lhe FI tatn Student Council. 11r11n J. AuWpl ala > • a c . \ > • ' Usact.AS Southern students complete tutoring program NEWSOMYDAILYSENTINEL:COM \ • Sllcnotni- •• · - MQ I OVTI&T, I 1-C STAR'-AEPORT ATHENS ,• 1bursday with a road game at Trimble. Stan time for . ibe TVC Hocking contest ~ill be 5 p.m. · - MIDDlEPORT -The MiddlepOrt . (>{)lice Department ronsidcrs tbe. ' m~on into an :apparent drownillg >OpeD while awaiting a medical examjn«'s ·repllllt. Police Chief Bruce Swift said .an aul0pSy ~from Kanawha County, W.Va. has DClll yet been reoeived, ad IIDiiJ it is, 1be meUrr will mnNnllllder ~ 594-3571 errors. " . : Eastern is back in action - This Sunday is a special day Bloodmobile visits EHS riwnif • • '' 5' " ~ · Miller finished with five bits, three of which came in !fie third . inning, and two 3X M.A. ·<:x:DA Owner it Audiologist 'JNSTALUNG ooe eJI!l)f. 00 fl8 is made said toxirology tests pr.lfiJfllled as part of the autopsy routinely tiE six to ei&Jlt weeks to ~· and until they - RICC!ved, be will not C011sider the uiatter closed. Diane McVey NOW Collins plaJ..~ the flex posiJioin for · tern, covering first base and not batting. : Cleland finished wi'th two hits, two RBis, and two walks, and Carnahan went i-for·2 with a double, two RBis, and two walks. : The Lady Eagles had f3 hits total and committed just -1·.-· lv'l O M avai~ RBI, llld Bland bad a single to go with bet ilome run. 000 t]{orwn · 8Y BN•II ,J. REED untilthefull The four seniors who batted combined for six ltits ind eillht RB Is. Davts finished with a hit and four RBis, while Hauber had a hit. two RBb, and a wallt. Holttt went 2far-3 witb a -dou!Jle and 111 0(15)1 PD ·contract· provides for · cost decrease pt-•maon madetoo~edlid . MHS • AlDIIilgn ........;,iage....., 7tl ... . . ., ly changed allowing con- side begins to take shape. slructiion worlcers to .work The road beneath the new in · mu•lti:p!e l0CIItions. A1 bridge wiU be for through some pomt motorists will traffiC towards Middleport alNO be driving ·on at least and/or Pomeroy v.itile the some of the new pavement road against the retaining before the entire project is wall will be for .those wish· ing ro cross the bridge. finished. Filson said the retaining Filson saitl the seoond phase of the approach work wan is almost finisbeil won't happen for at least with a clear finish remainanother month when new ing to be applied to the roail alignment on the Ohio concrete walL IIREEDOtMli.ILVSEN1'1NEL.COM . rfla: ~···· .... EHS · aclvlties See , . . Al • Dol ApaSt tlOlldcJis ma• See,.Al s.uday. See . . ..U • Ca• n ohle d1 iUIIc' for mill dlagmed .,...., auiser. See Plwe A3 ~ Good news. bad news. See . . A5 • Mclaren .ns duthes IB t11011e beyord charily. ,See PJFAS f ......... , . , , CPAP" till u game. fB • Jl ... UAlY8rlly NUIIBERIS: 1365 ln the ~ .alone, Eastern gOl hits from Bland, Davis, Hauber, Rawson, Holter, and freshman Jessica Cleland, as well as · walks from Cummins, Cleland, Hauber, Bland, and freshmen Britney MmriSOJ:I; and Megan Carnahan All but Cummins, Rawson. and Monison !iOO!'ed twice. In the thiro, Cummins led off with a single and scored the Lady Eagles' 16th run when Davis drove her in two batters later. · Holter and Rawson opened ·the fourth with back-to-back doubles. Rawson's shot to center scored Holter for her sixth RBI. Bland also had a single, and Carnahan had a two-RBI double that sent Bland and Morrison home for runs l8 and 19. After Collins made the first out of the fiftb by hef.t' self, Cummins had back -toback shutouts to end the will be_gin near tbe Save-~­ lliBn workers and their LAll StiR :a1oog West Main equipment to progress with Street <md at the interfiec- ~e .appt'oaches on both llioo of Ohio 833 and W.V.a. sides of the Ohio River. According to Stephanie 62 on die \Vetil Vuginia side. DuriJig this ~ of Filson, ODOT's public -~on, cxistmg traf. infOillllltion officer fm disfie Ilanes will l!e ~ but trict ~(), this proJect will ~o with a !~foot width ;restJic- through many phases while OOn ~ may :alfect wide- keeping lanes of traffic IWIII "drieles. The width open in the area. In crder to n:Siri.ction is t0 aNow keep .traffic flowing, traffic ~ room for .o onstruc· patterns may be periodical- it Gne3.Seer.at ·Soemum11,8lilpi'8J 020 001 HS 203 503 ' Pavement, ·alignment ~of new .roads set • ~ Homets bailie P.l AY COVERALL BINGO gle to reach the I0-run mercy at 13-3. . Taylor led Soutbem hitting with anolhor perfect 3lni8bt with a home run and four RB~. Marnhout, Manuel aDd Klesld each had singles. · Belpre b.i~rs we~e Markie Tate with a siJigle and Jared Azar with two singles and a double. Man11el was the winning pitcber for Southern with one strikeout and three walks. Ryan Cbapman came on to clean-up in the Belpre sixth. Jolin Logue suffered )he loss for Belpre with help from Wadeker . and Walkef. Together they fanned four strikeouts and six walks. Southern is idle Thursday, then hosts Wellston on Friday. rough up Cavs for 2-o lead, Bt . WIN UP TO $1,000 ! !! rnmPageBI B bonw:r, but the Devils quickIy teSpOIIded in the ~ whm Dave Rumley hit his first bona of the season a solo sbol - to out the deficit to 3-1. . The soore remained lbat way until the top of the fowth, when a two-RBI double by Shawn 1bompsoo allowed · both Stevens and Beau Whaley to <OIRe plateward fur a dJree,all oontest Stevens gave GAHS its ODiy lead ooe inning later with :a two-out, two-IUU bomer making it a 5-3 contest through five compiete. Stevens had two hits and two RBis to lead the visiting offense, while . Thompson and Rumley each provided one safety. ThoDIJlSOII bad twoRBlsandRum1eydmve in one. Nine diffeROt players had a bit eaoh for Warren in the Celti~ " • I \ i " ' • . . ~ ' ) • •• • • f, ~ .,t � 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 05. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource May 8, 2008 brickles cleek fultz ronies schorn