https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/23c6b1bd67de644935db4d14a2dca009.pdf 8c8d524e1895d6306be35a8d8d7633fb PDF Text Text Page 86 • The Daily Sentinel Monday, May www.mydailysentinel.rom COLUMBlA GAS OF OHIO, INC. NOTICE Of1 AI'I'LICATION FOR A(l'('II()IUTY TO INCUASE llATI!S AND CHARGES FOR n'S GAS DISTRIBUI10N SI!'JlVICE AND FOR APPROVAL OF AN ALn:RNA11VE FORM OPIIF.GULADON AND TO REVISE ITS O£nECIADON ACCRUAL llATiiS ._....c--as.. •ict Sales tt.Rs- Ne~ ··, :1111 Description Cuttalt · Customer-Charge $0.00 FtrSI 2Sl00 Met Delivered Per Month $0.4616 AND CHANGE lN ACCOllNTING ME11IODS . Next 13.000 McfDelivered Per Month • $0.2ll13 PUCO CASE NOS. __,u;A-AIIl.__.,3-GA-ALT,II-ti74-GA-AAM,AND 18-t175-GA- Neltt 85 ,000 Mcf Delivered Per Month $0.2513 AAM Ovcc IOOS)OO Mcf Dclivemd Per Month $0.1913 Plarsuaot to R.C. Sectioa 4909.19, Columbia Gas of Ohio, Inc. ('"Columbia") beleby gives ootioe tbat oa Man:h 3, 2008, it filed an ~p~~licatioo with Public Utilities Commission of Obio ("Commission") requesting authority to ammd its filed lmiffs 1o ~ rilles and charges for natural gas distributioo se~Vices . Columbia has also applied, un<lor R.C. Cbaptcc 4929, for approval of me me an altmulliveform of regulatioo. roPY '$(),4720 '$0.2ll78 . '$0.2571 ~. 1957 I 2118 1.arf:e GeM~ at 'liw••'I'SI-••rt•a~•lil·• Stnkt: tt.Rs- 1\N'ioo.•-Dcscription · Customer Oaarge FU'St 2Sl00 Mcf Deliveml Per Month Next 13.000 Mcf Deliv=d Per Month Next 85S)OO Mcf Delivered Per Month Over 100,000 McfDelivered Per Month This notice describes me subsi.ance of the Applicalioo. Any interested pany Seeking de-tailed informatiOn with leSped to all affected rilleS, ctw:ges, regul.aliOIIs and praclioes may in-sped _a ropy of me Application, including SUPPQiting schedules and pesenl and proposed rille sbcets, by ettbcc of Full R~ts ~Geaul 'lb the following methods: by visiting the offioes of the Commis~on at 180 East Broad SII'OCl, 13th ftoor, Columbus, Ohio, 43215-3793; or by visiting me Commission's web site at bUp:llwwwiJUCO.IDio.gov, ldecling DIS, inputting 08.0072 in tbe case lookup bolt, and se-lecting the date lhe applica!ioD was filed. Additionally; a copy of tbe Applicatioo and supporting documents may be viewed at the business office of Columbia at 200 Civic Oonter Drive, Colum-bus,'Ohio 43215. during normal business hours. A nolice of intent to file this rille inacasc appli--cation and a of tbe proposed rakS wen: mailed to the mayors and legislative autborilies of the ronJDHmitics located within tbe arus SCI'VCd by Columbia and filed wi1b tbe Coomrissioo on Febnwy I, 2008. Proposed $6SOOO Desaiption Customer Oaarge FU'St 2,000 Mcf Delivered Per Moolh Nen 13.000 Met Delivcmi Per Month Next 85,000 Mcf Delivered Per Month Over IOOS)OO Mcf Delivered Pee Month Current Proposed $0.00 5Xl.4616 $0.2813 $0.2513 $0.1913 '$0.4720 $0.2818 $0.2571 $0.1957 $6SO.OO tl, 2008 '$00104 $00065 '$0.0058 '$00044 • Owl;ge $650.00 $0.011W 5Xl.0065 '$00058 $0.0 044 -l>oliM ~RMes-No• 'w l8ll Current Proposed {baoge $0.00 $650.00 $650.00 $u.4616 $0.4720 5Xl.0104 $0.2813 $0.2ll78 ~0065 $0.2513 $0.2571 $0.0051! . $0.1913 $1).1957 5X)0044 Full 1teq11in •• m <Mop; •he lrM"P•tadta Sa tkt: R*:s- N!No!r . •. -..htra 2118 Description Cumin~ Proposed Olan,ge The Application, whicb contains proposed ~visions to Columbia's Tariff_for Gas Sccv-ioe, affects Customer(lwoge $0.00 $150.0 0 '$150.00 rakS aod ctw:ges aod certain tams and conditions fO£ natural gas SCC\Ilce to all cus-tomers of First 25 Mcf Dcliv=d Per Month $1 .0600 S0.9238 . (0.1362) Columbia served wilhin all or portions of tbe couilties of Allen, Ast!land, Athens, Belmont, Curoll, Next 75 Mcf Delivered Per Month $0.9801) ' $0.8504 (~.1296} Champaign, Clut.. Columbiana, Cosboctoil, Crawford, Cuyaho~a, Delaw~, Erie, Fairfield, FAnt1in Fulton, Gallia, <m>ene, o-nsey, Hmoock, Hardin, Harrison, Hocting, Holmes, Huroo, 'li'utfrctJICWi• sFonwrlySa+edbyM......yC. .. O' b!a'1;1lates Jacbon.'Jdlcnon, Knoll, Lawreac:c, Lickillg. Lopn, l.uain, Lucas, Mailison, Mahoning, Marion, Columbia has proposed the transfer of cust~. cunenlly served under its rate schedules Mcdiu, Meigs, Monroe, Morgan, M'!"""", Muslringum, NOble, Ottawa, Paty, Pi~way, Richland, Murphy Geneta1 Service ("MGS") imd Full Requi=nents Mmpby Genetal TranspOIIItloo Ro&~ Sandusky, Scioto, Seneca, Stait., Tu.&eaAwas, Union, Vmton, Wamn, Washington, Wayne, Service ("FRMGTS") to its SGS, SGTS and FRSGTS. rate schedules in recognitioo of Abeir Wood aDd Wyandot, Ohio. The applicatioo SlaleS IMt tbe rutm1t fllle& and cbalges do not provide a se~Vice is now· provided by Columbill and 1be fooner Mmphy Gas ous1:oi!Xfi sbou1c1 be just and tUSOII8ble rate of JeiUI'D on Columbia's used and ue-ful p10pcrty as of Jlocembcc 31, '1007,. charEcd tbe applicable rille lhat provides fDr n>eovery of Columbia's cost of providing gas the date =tain in this cue. The Applicalioo stales ~ Columbia R!ql1i!es the proposed reveane ·&elvice to these \'ustomers. increase to provide an opportunity to eam a fair re111m .o n its assets and to moover its costs of Fsii;IJIW;_.u tJf l'i•ipJ Ral5 flir Srh ... !ierwil Uililti' c I . . . . opaatillll. Columbia bas p.roposed tbe establisbmmt of a new rate for scbool.s served d!rooghout its Any person, firm, corporation, or association may_ file, pUISuant to R .C . Seclioo4909.19, ~ . tenitory. These changes will ensure die oontinuation of seMoc to tdtools at cates 00111Jl8111blc objection to such proposed ~ rates by allegmg lllat such proposals ~ UDJUst aDd dis- to those in effect today under various contracts. · . ' crimin.atoJy or umeuonable. Recommcodations IMt differ from tbe Applicatioil may he by tbe . . Staff of the Commission or by intervening paRies and IPliY be adopled by the CommissiOJ!: The CliaiiF ill Late Pa~t CJwo&e .. exisrin,g base rille for all Columbi,a OOJiliillllliti was ~ in a raiiC filing- tbat bccime effective Columbia bas requested a •c)Jange in its tariffs to provide for the replacement ·of the billing of · a late p.ayment charge of 1.5% on any unpaid balance on all amounts in eJtccss of $2,000, to November I, 1994. any unpaid balance Jtt tbe time of issuat~Ce of a subsequent bill. This provision is nOt In its Application Columbia is also ' ing aulbority to implement an alternative regula-tion plan applicable w unpaid !Jalanccs eltisting ~or to tbe .effective date of the chan~e in tbi~ ~e · ~ for its gas distributioo &elvice. This altcmalive ~gullllion plan oonsists of two sepuate rille moovery unpaid balances of customers cnrollall m p.ayment plans pursuant to the Ohio Administtatlv.e mechanisms. The first rate recovery mccbanism will provide Columbia with the ability to track and ~mcover the costs of implementing an l.nfiu1ructiR Rcplacemmt Ptc>giam {"Rider IRP"}. The serond rate recovery !!Wlb•nism will provide Columbia with the ability to recovcc tbe costs of rmplen.ti!l•ng er-R& rittts 'IU a Demand Side Management program ("Rider DSM"). . . Columbia is proposing a change in its Gross Receipts Tax Rider ("GRT"). Cwrenlly gross receipts taxes are reoovered through base 131es and the ;application of the GRT to gas cost Ddhay Cluqe · . charges. Columbia :bas proposed the removal of all ~s receipts UIXeS from base rilles with Columbia is proposing a change in its current rille design for customers sccved under tts Small tbe rider to be applied to all charges billed by Columbia under all rate schedules .with the General Service ("SGS"), Small General Transportation Service ("SGTS") and Full Re-quirements e ..ception of charges ·billed on behalf of Columbia's Customer OIOICESM Progtam Small General Transportation Service ("FRS<ITS") rate schedules under which most residential providers that may be subject to sales .tax charges and cbatges to customers exempt from customer.; are served. lbese changes provide far the JqJlaccmeot, over a two-year period, of ·me p.ayment of gross receipts tues . current Customer Charge and volUmetric rille with a fiXed Monthly Delivery Charge. This change in rate sttucture will provide for the recovery of no additional revenues, and it will reduce bills during •....,... 01 I'IGp("'ed ill Rates · . the winter months and will increase bills during tbe SllllllJICI' monlihs, with no change in the annual The table below shows the proposed percent' of change in an customer's bill foc each rate bill. Following is a comparison of CWTellt and proposed delivecy rilles for lihe aforementioned rate schedule and revenue class based on the average monthly consumption of each revenue class. schedules: · Total bills for customers that purchase gas direc:tly from Columbia ·Dr its CHOICE Progtam were calculated through the use of tbe average oonsUIDption per customer per month and Saulll G e• 81 ~ Ral5- I\Nilomt1ftll'.,.e!l'r 2118 Columbia's total expected gas costs in effect at the time .Columbia filed its Notice of Intent. Change . Description Curn:ot Proposed · ·Total bills for custoDlCI'S served under Columbia's ttaditional transportation nte scbcdulcs ($6.50) $0.00 Customer Chazge $6.50 were calculated hued on tbe assumption the gas cost rate in effect is Columbia's commodity $13.62 $13.62 Monthly Delivecy Charge $000 expected gas eost rate in effect at the time of the filing of the Notice of Intent. $0.9952 {~.3717) All Gas Consumed Pee Mcf Dclivcced $1.3669 Finance committee disc••sses fees, tine increases SPoRTS .• Reds net wi1 ewer Mallils. See P-.,e Bl BY BRIAN J. REED BI!EEDOUYDAILY5Eloi111!EUJOU been cited to Middlqlort Mayor's Court for non-payment of their landlord fees for 2008. Village O.moil's finanoe wmmin... discussed tbC citations during its regular meeting Oil Monday aftanoon. Mayor Mnaet _Grrladi said made cbaoie . Class $20.75 $0.0000 $1.13 Small General Service 52% SmaliGenctal Transportation Service N)A Small General . Schools T,..,sponation Service N/A Full Requirements Small Gen . Transportation Service 4.6% General Setvlce 63% General Service Schools. Sales N/A General Transportation Service N/ A General Schools Transportation Service N/A Full Requirements General Transportation Service 51% Large •Gonerdl Service · S.iles · N/A Large General Transportation Service N/A Full Requirements Large General Transportation ServiceN/A Mwphy ·Gas Sales . 14.1% Full Requirements Mwphy Transportation Service 13.8% Full Requirements Cooperative Transportation Service N/A rrallln•~t(llllil'¥111l"ila Sa wict ~ -111\lllom•-b'Zlll' _ , Dcscriptioli Cummt Proposed $20.75 $0.0000 Fldlltequlrtnwwts Slllall Gtilti'lll 'liw.... Mtadta ~ R*:s- No' Description · . Custolller Charge Monthly Delivery Charge AllGasConsumedPerMcfDcliv=d C111m1t . $6.50 $0.00 $1.3669 indusnial (:lass Change s..u G e $13:62 $9.9952 Residential Class Proposed S..U Ge~~111 .. Tr-.T IIdadoa Seuict a..tes ·No\ •-"« 2118 Description Cummt Pmposed Customer Charge · $6.50 $0.00 Administrative Charge $6.00 $0110 . Monthly Delivery ~e . . $000 $13.62 · All Gas Consumed Per Mcf Deliv=d $1.3669 $0.9952 Monthly Dclivecy Charge AU Gas Consumed Per Mcf Delivered Rate Schedule Proposed $0.00 $13.62 . $0.9952 ($0.9952) Change ($6.50) ($6.00) $13.62 ($0.3717) Change $7.13 ($0.9952) OJ% (0 .I%) 0 .4 % 3.9% }.()% 1.4% 4 .0% 11.6% 12.4% 3(t8% llid«IRP . • ======;::::;;;:== enfooccmcnt oft'icer. cunmtl~~~= Ounu.AIUES patda with tbe Rif6e is l'o1ice Depaw IIIII · beliD bis duties as code PqeAS enForcement olfiocr on Friday at a pay rate of . $10.13 per boar for -40 buun a Week. OUef Mitt E. Ptotfitt W..mmen:le4 lliftle for tbe job • Gary lee OleYaller, 59 ·~PI'IIIJJlee, 70 · ·Pw~Ua-.as Mayor Jobn Musra. • , .,., . Rime rrpiaoes Pall~m ~lonnie Spaw~ wbo rmdy ~ fifilll...ttme duliies an oftica- in tbe as ~'f!r?:&';!iit.!. have llll'eSiing poweis. . ~offered. :s.e PIWJeAl . Rider IRPwill provide for the recovery of costs incumid in: (I; lhe fut.ure maintenance, repair and replacement of customer-owned service lines that have been detennined by Columbia to p.resent an e ..isting or probable llazard to peniOIIS and property; (1) the orderly and systematic replacement of, over a period of approximately.Jhrec years. certain risers identified by the Ful Rnpir 111ts Snutll Gat. 'Jl.n-.&~._..,taliwlali'• !liJrrice 11M&- NoH •ell er _ , Com-mission's Staff as prone to failure if not popedy assembled and installed; (3) Description Current Proposed Olange Columbia's re-placement of all cast iron and bare steel p.ip.o; in its distllibution ~ystem over a Monthly Delivery Qw-ge $13.62 . $20.75 '$7.13 period of twenty-five years; (4) Columbia'srep.lacemcnt of company-owned and(!ustomerAll Gas Consumed Per Mcf Dclivemd $0.9952 $0.0000 ($0.9952) . owned metallic service lines identified by Columbia during .tbe replacement of all cast iron and bare steel pip.e; and, (5) the installation of Automatic Meter Reading Devices on all meters ClllltG •rr Cilar&es . located inside residences and s~ commercial facilities , as well as on inaccessible outside Columbia is proposing .an increase in the Customer Charge for custamers served under General meters, served by Columbia, which wiD provide actual meter readings each month. Service ("GS''), General Transportation Service ("GTS") and ~ Requ~ments General Tran~rtation Service ("FRGTS") rille schedules. The p.wpose of this change is to provide for Within the Rider IRP. Columbia proposes to assume all fmancial responsibility for the future recovery of a greater p.ortion of Columbia's costs that do not vary with customer usage. This change maintenance, repair and replacement of hazardous customer-owned service lines and .prone TO will provide for tbe reco"ery of no additional revenues, and it Will reduce bills during the winter failure risers . Columbia also p.mposes to implement the Accelerated Mains Replacement months and will increase bills during the summer months , with no cbange in the annual bill. Program ("AMRP"), which consists of the replacement of approximately 3,770 miles of bare , steel pip.e, 280 miles of cast iron p.ipe and an estimated 360.000 metallic service lines. The Columbia's is p.roposing the JqJiacement of its minimum bill provision for customers served under AMRP will produce substantial benefits through tbe enhancement of pipeline safety and its Large G~neral Service ("LGS"), L:arge G~neral Transportation Service ("LGTS") an~ F_ull reliabil-ity by addressing the rep.laceme~t of an aging distribution inftllsttucture . The AMRP is Requirements Large ~ Transporuwon Service ("FRLGTS") With a Customer Charge to provtde also in-tended tG foster economic development in Ohio by re-engineering those affected gas for the recovery of fixed costs IMt do not vary with customer usage. distribution systemS tG match the current and future needs of tbe environment and the customers they serve. . ' Columbia is p.10p0sing tbe establishment of a Customer Charge for customcn served un-<ler its Full Requirements Cooperative Transp.ortation Service ("FRCI'S") rate sc~ule to re-cover fiJted costs Effective November 30 of each year, Columbia will file a pre-filing notice containing esthat do vary with customer usage . Following is a.compalison of current and proposed delivery rates timated Rider IRP schedules for the Rider IRP to become effective the following May. The for the aforementioned ra1e schedules. All ~sed rates have been ad-justed to include gross esti·mated schedules will contain a combination of actual and projected . data through reocipcs taxes. · Decembci- 31 of that year. iBy the following &bluary 28 Columbia will file an ·I!Jidated application w~th schedules supporting .the proposed Rider IRP , IJascd O!l .ctua1 costs G al Seance !Wellltafs'- Nom;•••er ZM acc,umulated through Pecembcr 31 of tl!e preceding year. This propoSed rider would apply to Proposeit. <llange .' DciCription Cwmtt the Small General Service (SGS , SGTS . and FRSGTS), ,General Service .(GS , GTS and $9.75 ClllfOJDa'Ciwge · $16.SO $26.25 FRGTS) and Muiphy Gas (MGS and FRMGTS) lllte schedules. • $0.6308 . · First 2S Mcf Dcliv=d .p... Month S I .3607 $1.9915 $0.1362 $1.4136 Next 75 Met Delivered Per MOillh $I .2784 RiderDSM (S0.1410) $1.1374 Over 2S Met Dclivcced Per MoDtb $I .2784 Columbia will file an app.lication , cooperatively developed by Columbia, the Office of the' Ohio Consumers' Counsel, Commission Staff and other interested stakeh(llciers, by July I. G r al'li' I lll1adooi Senb 11MB;- Nlnmm 2llll 2008 , for approval of a comprehensive energy efficiency program for all residential and Change Description , ·~ Cummt Proposed commercial customers. These p.rograms will enable cGstomers to reduce bills through various $9.75 CustomerCharge $16.50 $26.25 conservation programs. Columbia proposes to spend up to an additional $9 .3 million per yeat ($6.00) Administrative Charge $600 $0110 on such energy efficiency programs. Columbia would initially increase doUars spent on energy $0.6308 First 2S Mcf Dcliv=d Per Month $1.36117 $1.9915 efficiency prograins from the current level of $5.5 million per year to $12.8 million in 2009 . $0.1362 Next 75 Mcf Deliv=d Per Month $1.2784 $1.4136 Program funding may be increased by up to .an additional $1 mill!.on per yeat in 20 I0 and ($0.1410) Over 25 McfDcliv=d Per Month $1.2784 $1.1374 20 II if energy efficiency targets are·met. .. ps, POMEROY-Tall dilapidated propeities, rental inspections and many olher oode enforoe~Iit Chlm:s await Joey Rime.· • Pomemy''ll new . rode • Grant writing .($6.50) $13.62 ($0.3717) tu~••:e-lzlzllin-.Ult G II all'rll •• ftlldoa Senice llafes- No-ber 211011 De&cription CUITCIIt Proposed Change Customer Charge $16.50 $26.25 $9.75 First25 McfDcliv=dPerMonth $1.3607. $1.9915 $0.6308 Nelli 75 Mcf Delivered Per Month $1.2784 $1.4136 $0.1362 Over25McfDcliv~PerMonth $1.2784 $1.1:l74 (S0.1410) aU.on.uneui oflicer INSIDE 'w - Change Rider DSM, as adjusted eacb year, will become effective by May I following ~ebru-ary filing of an app.lication subject to Commission approvaL Issues regarding the allocation of DSM costs and applicability of the Rider DSM to customer classes and/or rate schedules will be detennined p.rior to and described, wjlhin tbe July r, 2008 application. . Last uight, Pomcaoy Councif IIJPI'O~ •.Ah.mni tickets on "sale. See . . . A3 •' uro lraAsfers _posted. See . . . .u • ~ p!•Kles !J) ·~ ;Chis week. See . . . )a5 • Keams named Enployee of Year at Fanners Bank. SeePageA6 .• Social Security questions and 'See Page A6. ,. • \ die dtird the police depanment. In other business, council approved a proposal from Musser ti> wod: on a community project with Middleport. The project was conceived ·by Musser and Middleport Mayor Mike (kdach and will require the two communities to each invest $2,500 for a shared ttuck: and watet ll(lliaratus to water lihe two villages' flowers. Musser said the villages will split usage of the answers. WFAmER ·,. n•-•••••• . .2 AI Sub iilnwd.phuto 1be Ue1.1JS Bamema.y School Arcbety Team and coaches f1109ive their national championship trophy at last weekend's t1 f::otillil ~ m .the Schools Program tournament in Louisville, Ky. ' • llez'gs .arc·.L. .r'S take.· natl.Oflal tz"tle fU:t, 1'1 LYI~ IISERGEloiTOMYDAILYSEI'ffiiiEL.COM LOUISVILLE, Ky. - A positive national spotlight bas landed on Meigs County thanks to the Meigs Archery Team. which took home several awards at last ·weekend's tournament for the National Archery in the Schools Pmgnun. including a natiooal .archery tilk fordlc elementary team. . · ~students in fourth-sixth grades won die 'national title by seven points (less tbaD one arrow) to beat Trigg County. Elementary of Cadiz, Ky. shooting skills. Taylor Rowe, a sixth grader al Meigs Middle School, eaTJ1ed a spot as the number two, male Meigs rival Maysville Elementary shooter in the nation in the elementary School of Zanesville came in third class division. Kassandra Mullins. an place in the elementary division. There eighth grader at Meigs Middle Sehool, were 48 teams competing in this divi- earned a spot as the number five, sion with Meigs coming out on top. female shooter in the nation in the The Meigs Middle and High School middle school division. \ teams also had a strong showing with The tournament, held in Louisville, the Middle School coming in eleventh Ky., was billed as the largest archery in the nation out of 69 other teams. The tournament . in the world with over high school team, which is completing 3,000 shooters. The ~eigs archers its first season of com~tition, had a · competed against scliools from 23 respectable twelfth place snowing states, including Ohio, New Jersey, amongst 8~ams, the largest division. Washington , Arizona , Nebraska, Two Meigs archers also received special recognition for their individual Pln"'!e- ~ A5 Sl!CnoNs -12 PAGES A3 A3 Annie's Mailbox Calendars Classifieds ' 83-4 T - lelt!l8tiCIAmy .... Comics Meigs High School Editorials WSAZ na•nes ·' Best of the Class 2008' Movies . STAFF REPORT Qbituaries Sports B Section A6 Weather © ..,.,.Ohio"~.., : v.u. and final ~ of llll amendment to die cocie enforcement officer ordinaDoe Wbich allows tbe ~­ tioo to be filled by a civilim. Proffitt said Rillle will also be assisli.ng with some .PI4ing meter reading duties in p, bJ' I 1 • Ce. 4 '• ' tion of $8,441. According renew an operator's 'license to Baker, $4.~55 oflhat fig- or vehicle registration. ure was delinquent fine Mayor Michael Gerlach ooH.ecnons. said !!he village bas used rhe The mayor's court has warrant block more routinerecentlly increased its use of ·ly in lihe past several weeks, the w.arrant block, which resulting in an increase in places a block on vehicle old fmes collection. aDd driver's license records Collecting delinquent fmes ·of defendants who fail to bas been an ongoing strugpay mayor's court fines. gle for tbe village, but an Untillhe fine is paid and the important issue, since fmes block is removed, the defendant cannot purchase or PI RFI tee A IFilL A5 -;,..~.,. ,.;.; 2.9% 15.0% N/A (1.9%) 3.3% N/A (0.6%j (02%l 3.1% 12.4% 0 .9% N/A N/A N/A N/A 1.6% (2.1%) ! 5% 1.9% 3.7% Those landlol'ds who do two of lhe landlords are . ..1w~Jded to aprar . in not pay the fee by the Feb . Mayor's Court m lbe!day 28 deadline must also pay ~and a chiJd will "~;'~"'• a tate fee, and are subject ooce sbe is SC2"Ved wi1h a to oourt fines for non.compliance. Wan:anllO~ The comJilittee also disOwners of iental proper. ties ~R required by village cussed an increase in i!he omiOJUJ!% to pay a $10 fee ooUection of old fines in . per rental unit r.acb year. ApriL due primarily to the Ooly dec of lbe village's use of warrant blocks. The landlords baye not.done so, montldy mayor's report of . ~ tD F'lscal Officer fees and fines collected in Susau Bakft April mows. a total ooll.ec- ' Pomeroy hi• a code ·.: . -. i.:l •¥' ,...mf's'•aa.58 --.· -- ..... Commercial ~ MIDDLEPORT - rental ptupo.ty OWDCJI'S have I s..ll Ge•r• .. ~Rates- 111\l~Mnove.-·rr!l' _ , Description Current Monthly Delivery C1wge $13.62 All Gas Consumed Pee Mcf Delivered $0.9952 PVHbecomes festival sponsor, A3 Bikeway provides more than good exercise, .A2 ~ S650.00 ~are all valedictorians of tbe1r classes .and include Andrew Bissell of Eastern Meigs High School, (ra!isba Beha NEWSOMYDAILYSENTINELCOM POtoffiROY - County seniors who have excelled academicaUy in their respective high schools have been honored in the WSAZ NewsChannel 3 annual salute to the "Best of the Class 2008." and Amy Barr of Meigs High School, 1and Courtney Ginther, Sarah EI-Dabaja, and Lindsey Buzzard of Southern High School. The sill. students join over 200 scholars from 32 001111- •• ~· ties within the West Vlfginia, Ohio and Kentucky WSAZ viewing area, who are being featured in public service announcements that were videotaped during a lun· cheon held at the Huntington Museum of Art on April 28. The announcements will air on WSAZ beginning May 12 through June 8 . WSAZ Celebrates graduating seniors each year with this nationally acclaim ed program: This year marks the 24th year for the event and these second year Chesapeake Energy has partnered w ith the station. Honorees can al so be vie wed at www.wsaz.com by clicking on the " Best of lhe . . Class" tile on the home page. All schools· anno unce· ments will also be available on WSAZ.C OM. Anyone with internet capabilities can access their announceme nt 24 hours a day. 7 days a week. lluuugh video stream· ing , the same announceme nts can be viewed, as seen over the air on WSAZ. / �' Page.A2 LocAL • STATE The Daily Sentinel . . Tuesday~ May :13. aooS ·T he Daily Sentinel INTERN AT O 'BLENESS MEMORIAL HOSPJ.TAL ATHENS - Many senior citizens walk simply for good exercise, but for members of O'Bleness Memorial Hospital' s. Sen:iorBEAT walk. ing group. walking along $e Hockhock.ing Adena bikeway is a mentall y, visually and physically stimulating social experience. The- group meets the . first Friday and third Monday of every month at a different location along the bikeway to eventually cover the entire 19mile path. Over the years llhey have walked the entire path botlh .ways about20 times. Members learn about the wildlife, local history and their fdlow walkers as they talk . Submlnodp-0 along the way. "We have realSeniorBEAT members, from left to right, Ann McCiaAahan, Yvonne 'Mills and Peggy ly interesting people that walk with us who build our history Irwin, keep ~ eye out for wildflowers while walking the oikeway. Highway Patrol: Plane crashes in ·-southeastern Ohio, 2 aboard WIN UP TO $1,000 !!! ' PLAY _COVE~~l- BI"'GQ . . ... MARIETTA (AP)- The Highway Patrol says a small plane carrying two people has crashed in a remote wooded area in southeastern Ohio. Sgt. Jeremy Landis says SearcherS have found two bodies, as well as the fuselage and one of the aircraft's wings. Landis says the 1966 Beechcraft Bonanza went down in Bristol Township in ·Morgan County sometime Monday afternoon. He says . a patrol dispatcher received a phone call at 1:35 p.m. asking for help locating the plane. Landis did not know fium where. the plane departed, or where · it was headed. According to f$ral reoords, lhe plane's tail number is registered to Rlrilip Clemmons -of Cullman, Ala ANNIE'S · MAILBOX ' ••• CiNCINNATI (AP) Thousands of commuters from Cincinnati's' west .side are going to have tu find another way to work for the next six months. By Tuesday morning, the Eighth Street Viaduct will he closed for major reconstructiO!l. The viaduct is the main access . to the downtown from the westem neighbo{" hoods and suburbs. Some relief may come in November, If construction goes as planned, one lane of traffi c each way will be opened then while work continue,. I ' . ... Dear Annie: My wik and I bave been married for 30 years. We Jove each · blhec madly. We worked in lhe same office for 15 years · and retired at the same time, so we see each olher • . eonstantly and almost ·exclusively ·as, by choice, · we have few friends . · My wife has always had . mood swings. She becomes ·very sensitive to the slight. ~st perceived criticism, · ~thdrawing into a chilling silence. In ·the past, this might happen once a year ·and last for a day. Then all is ' forgiven and life returns to •normal. I don'f think she's ; cli.Dically depressed, although depression runs in her family. She's not suicidal · or anything. Sbe just :freezes me out of her life, :which . I . find extreme! y :painful, especially since • she•s never willing to talk . •'about Jt. . : Now that she' s in her ; midc60s, these episodes ·occur more frequent! y and :with greater severity. On a : recent vacation, I remarked · ; that the .merchandise at a :touristy shop was not a , very good value. She took this personally and stormed out. Her anger passed over the next few days, but I felt I had to handle her with kid gloves for the rest of the trip. · ls this ooi1Dlll aging? rm living on pins and needles. How can I help her and restore our relationship? Allxious Bu.bmd · Dear B!ISbllnd: This is not normal aging. One doesn' t have to be suicidal to be depressed, and your wife's family history might predispose her to work through her emotions in an unproductive manner. It will take some effon (and ·possibly medication) for her to control her moods. But ftrSt she must recognize that there is a problem. Tell her you would like to see a counselor for help with some difficulties you are having, and ask her to come with so you can work on them together. Dear Annie: love your . column usually, but I want to say this about your reply to "Wanting Him," who met her boyfriend online and doesn't lmow how to tell ·her parents. You ·said, "We trust it isn't a chat room for, tay, vampires." I met the girl of my dreams online. She is now catering, RSVP 992-5005. Wednesday, May 14 MIDDLEPORT Tuesday, May 13 my fiancee imd we intend to fiction reader all the w.ay 10 POMEROY - Bedford Middlepon Literary Club. be manied in October. We college-level literature pro:. noon luncheon with instalare both wrireD and met on fessors. all of whom are Township Tru stees will lallion of new officers at lhe an Internet VlUIIpite discu.s - intelligent, educated and meet 7 p.m . at the to wn ·hall. clubhouse of the Riverside SYRACUSE - S yracuse sion list Sbe is the slllllrtest., wonderful friends_ It was Golf Club in Mason, W.Va. sweetest, most wonderful · . llhrougb this lntcmetlist that Community Ce nter Board llwrsday, May 1.5 woman wbo evec walked I met my -husband, to whom of Directors, 7 p.m. at me CHESTER Meigs tbis planet. rm a fairly oor- I have now been manied fur Communitv Center. County Retired Teachers at POMEROY Meig s mal guy myself - usuaUy. over I 0 years. tlhe C hester Counh(mse So please be more careful I mow li1e dangerous and County Board o f Elections, noon for .1unchoon and tollr about where you say it's OK even illegal thin~ that regular meeting, 8:30 -a.m. .of newly-renovated Chester Wednesday, May 14 to meet someone. - V some people are willing to SYRACUSE - Syracuse Academy. Call992-3 214 by · Drar V: We were sur- do to impersonate vampires. prised at the number of Howeve~:, the public needs Village Council ordinance Tuesday for reservation s. vampire fans who Wrote to to open its eyes and realize committee meeting, 6 p.m., us. ll almost made us pull that the subject matter itself village hall. out the garlic necklaces. All is NOT the Clliprit As with Tuesday, May 13 joking aside, we were not anything else, there is a POMEROY Jerri casting .asjlersioos on those right and a wrong way to go Dahler, field represemative who utilize vampire chat about meeting someone for U.S . Rep. C harlie .rooms. We knOw the subject online. just as there are right Wilson, D-Bridgepon, will matter can be inteiesting and wrong reasons to be Tuesday, May 13 hold office hours from 4-ti and most members are not · interested in vampires. HARRISONVILLE on the Dnc fl. die Sbal'p Smiles Harrisonville 255 OES ., p.m. at the Meigs County going to bite neck. We were simply makAaie'l JIWM~ is writ- 7:30 p.m. at hall. District P'l!lblic Library in · ing tbe point that it might be ta by Kldlry M'llclcrrr IUI4 Refreshments by men. Pomeroy. Wednesday, May 14 harder to introduce · a JIIIR)' S.,W, ~eli­ POMEROY - Meigs Chamber of POMEROY - Meig s boyfriend to the parents if. ll1n of dee A- le-I n County you met in a chat room that ""'-- ~ e.-il10fiT Commerce. business-mind- County Department of lobs the folks . would oonsider ~r..U­ ed luncheon. noon. Pomeroy .and Family Services. infurunusual or questionable, or .wnu Library, speaker Steve mational meeting on how to and we still believe this is ID: AJarie 's .Vei'6o~, 1':.0. ·Swatz.el on Meigs County become h censed a true. Here's one moredob- B. ll8IH, 0~, IL Sewage Systems. Crows foster/ adoptive parent. 6-7 KFC/Long John Sil vers p.m., Pomeroy Library. ber from the dark side: 611611• .To jiM olll ' Drar AnDie: l am a mem- 80111 · Allm 's Mailbru; ber' of an Internet mailing·- ..., r«<4/«<bbrr!i "' od&er list for discussion of vam- Or '•1 Sy.li,e writen pire fact, folklore and fie- ..., ....,.., Ollirts, mit dee tioo. Our members include Owlon Syrulime Web everyone fium lhe casual 11f11:e rll WWII'.U WLCO.. Clubs and organizations you c= m'! 1 PVH ·becomes festival sponsor TODAY'S NUMBER IS: • 1 215-A Sillll Strett Pt. Pltasnt, WV 15551 '*-'1§.. 7136 Fu: 3tU75-7317 Allto/Ho--'BIIIiaelfll Llfe/A.Joaily ~~ So LIE ~pldo ; In support of tourism in the Meigs-Mason area, Pleasant Valley Hospital has became a sponsor of the Gold Wings and · Ribs Festival to be held June 6-7. Here Amy Leach, director of marlleting and public relations, presents a check to Bill . :aoickel, festival chainnan, left, with Cass Cleland, festival publicity and fundiaising Chainnan, right, and Bill Barller, vice : president of business development of PVH look on. ••:·------------------------------------------~--------------------~-------------- TRANSFERS POS'I'E:tl . •• EQuipment and Suool!es CPAP Machines Mask Oil Co., right of way, Carman, Harry Carman, Clyde Carman, Raymond Rutland. Harry Yarbrough, Sharon Carman, Denver Thoma, J. YarlJrough, to Oxford Oil Mildred Thoma, Mildred Co., right of way, Rutland. Ziegler, Roy Thoma, William Alan Blackwood, William R. Thoma, affi~ Sutton. Marta H. Blackwood, to · davit, Salisbury. Matilda Carman, ; Rita Camill Little, Oxford Oil Co., right of deceased, to Ward Carman. ;dereased, to Jeriy G. Little, way, Rutland. •affidavit, Olive. , Roben L. Jewell, Sharon Harry Carman, Clyde ~ Wendi R. Miller to Alben A. Jewell, Cheryl Jewell, to Carman, Raymond Carman, ~ S. Harmon, Wendi R. Oxford Oil Co., right of Denver Thoma, Mildred way, Rutland. Thoma, Mildred Ziegler, ' Miller, deed, Columbia. : Duane R . Barr, Joann Philip 0. Blackwood, Roy Thoma, William R. :oarr, to Oxford Oil Co., Teresa K. Blackwood, to Thoma. affidavit, Salisbury. Oxford . Oil Co., right of Charlotte L. Stewan to :right of way,, Rutland. : Darlene .· Casto to way, Rutland · Rodney A. Tripp. Jeni L. ~ Oxford Oil Co,, ' fight of . Clifford Whittington, Jr.. Tt:ipp, deed, Rutland. ' Mildred Zeigler, Mildred · i way, Rutland. ·' Bonnie C. Whittington, to : ·Roger Eblin, Judith Eblin, Oxford Oil Co ., right of Thoma, to John . J. Blake. Tamara F. Blake, David A. j to Oxford Oil Co., right of way, Rutland. Clifford Whittington, Jr., Blake, Charles E. Blake, :way. Rutland · DennisJ.Faclder,KimM . Bonnie C. Whittington, to deed, Salisbury. Charlotte L. Stewan to ;Faclder, to Oxford Oil Co. , Oxford Oil Co., right of way, Rutland. Rodney A. Tripp, Jeni L. :nght of way, Rutland. i :Raymond E. Haren, Kriss · Special Propeny Vl, LLC, •Tripp, deed, Rutland. n: Haren, to Oxford Oil Co .. to Pledged Property II, Mary C. Hurley. Daniel R".. Hurley, to .Mary LLC. deed, Lebanon. i right of way, Rutland. Jan:ies M. Arnold Trust, Christine Hurley, transfer ; Freda M. Jacks to Oxford :Oil Co., right of way, James M. Arnold, to Village upon death, Bedford. of Middlepon, deed, · Cynthia R. Zimmerman, ·Rutland. Cynthia R. Teagarden, Carl Salisbury. : David K. Rice, Mary Jane Irvin Voltin, Beulah M. Teagarden, to Scott H. : Rice, to Oxford Oil Co .. Voltin, to Larry Byer, Lisa Seaman, deed, Columbia. i ~ht of way, Rutland. deed, Village of Loisann S . Bartlett, Laura Byer, • .Teresa L. Stewart, Larry Bilrtlett, Kenneth L. A. Middlepon. tw. Stewan, to Oxford Oil Franklin T. Cremeans, Bartlett, to James 0. Crane, ; Co., right of way, Rutland. : Raben M. Swick, Cathy M<ugaret E. Crpmeans, to deed, Columbia. Joseph R. Turner III, :Swick. to Oxford Oil Csv, Franklin T. Cremeans, deed, deceased, to Hazel M. Rutland. I ·right of way, Rutland. i ;;Dwayne E. White, John Carman. deceased. Turner, affidavit, Orange. . i K-athleen White, to Oxford to Matilda Carman. Ward Carol Ann Folmer, POMEROY Meigs :county Recorder Kay Hill : reported the following :transfers of real estate: ~ Opal V. Morris,•deceased, ~to Earl B. Morris, affidavit, INSTAllfNC lNGROUNDS ABOVE W.OUNTJ Resperonlcs Reamed 0.: lrG EN ~ a MEDICAL. I:QUIPfiiiENT -· . ' s, IIAFFELT'S MILL OUTLET, IN"C. Your Area's #1 Floor Covering Dealer! Diane McVey M .A. - CCC-A Shaw Carpet and Floor Center Owner& Audiologist Residential • Commercial • Wholesale • Retail Phone 4247 State Route 160 435'/z SecOad Aveaae Gallipolis. Ohio (740) 446-7619 ATHENS 441-1711 Two locatiuru· 275 West Union Slftet 11• mNe nor1t1 ol P.,.,....,..,., •eon 8ridp ' -.on, wv Phono(304)77UM (740) 594-3571 Subiccibe today • 992-2155 • !. ... • • . '- .. . .. Grant writing workshops offered POMEROY - Two, twoday grant writing · workshops are being offered to residents of the 29 counties in the Appalachian region by the Governor' s Office of Appalachia. in pannership with Ohio's three Local Development Districts· and The Appalachian Regional Commission. In a letter received by the Meigs County Chamber of Commerce, it was noted that Meigs County is not now panicipating in the agency' s grant writing workshops. It encourages village and townships, particularly in Meigs, Athens. Pike and Vinton Counties which have been designated as ARC distressed counties .to gei involved because "it is an opportunity which will assist them in writing their own grant proposals ratlher than turning to an independent grant writer." The hands-on grant writing workshops are geared to those who are unfamiliar with grant writing. It is a comprehensiv.e overview of grant writing, designed to help individuals enhance their writing skills and ereate compelling proposa,ls that will augment an org.anization 's activities through increased funding. The workshop will also provide information on the different types of ~rants tlhat are available to communities and encourage tlhem in pursuing their next project. The workshops will he on May 27 and 28 at the Burr Oak State Park in Athens County, and on May 29 and 30 at the OSU Endeavor Center in Pike County: For more informo.tion or with ques~ions call Chrisza Callihan from the Governor's Office of ·,Appalachia at 614-6449228 or e-mail her . at christa .callihan@development.nhic1.gov, Alumni tickets on• sale Aaladep I t not ApMy Reprne.U.,Erie 1 . - - Tubing Filters Public meetings Other events --~------------------------------------------~-----. ' • Proud to be apart ofyour life. • AND MARCY 5uGM • · Request Family Oxygen . Viaduct closing will slow down thousands 'of commuters . BY KA11tY MitCHELL • becomes real rescue CINCINNATI (AP) What started out as a water training exercise for Cincinnati firefighters turned into a real rescue when a woman jumped into the Ohio River. A passerby told ftrefighters at a routine training session Saturday that someon-e was about to jump from a bridge that connects downtown Cincinnati with its nonhem Kentucky suburbs. Firefighters found a woman in the water, too weak to grab a buoy that was tossed to her. So they put a flotation device 'under the woman and pulled her to the boat, then took her to a hospital. The woman 's name has not been released. A fire depanment spokesman says to be she appeared unharmed hut very tired. ' Community Calendar . It takes some effort to control mood l Firefighters' training session '. aSOIDe people in the slowand background,n said P.T. Farley, wbo has been walk:ing er group even ha"c a lwlcliwith the group since it started cap. but still rome to enjor, being out •with the group, ' about eight years ago. They esP.OOWJy anticipate ,Farley saiiL ' walking the pan of lhe palh Ann McClanahan, anodler that passes through Beaumont SenioiBEAT member, said she near 1lle Plains because oflbe doesn't walk fast on· this .area"s assonmont of wndflow- spring walk. "I spend too ers. "'EEdd walt is different, much time gaw~g at flowbut we plan on this one when ers, n Mc:Clanaban said. "Ifs all the flowers are in bloom in so gorgeous.n The group meets at 9 a.tl). late Apri1,7 Farley said . Beaumont is considered to be Apri I thrOugh October and at I the stretcb of lbe pa1h . from p.m._ November through aboot mile lllalt:cn 10 tol2. Marcl1, and new members ~ .. The section flaunts hills of tril- always welcome. Although inclement weather lium among olher · flowers including Blue-eyed Marys. may cause a walk to be C<ID·Dutdnnan's Breeches andCYen celed, a little cold or drizz,Je usually dOesn't keep thew~­ . an occasional Solomon's seal. Whether some members are ers from getting their excrci~~ Anyone age 60 and older in the mood for a power walk can become a member 9f 01" would prefer a stroll to take in the scenery, walkers tend to SeniorBEAT fmc of dial!e ~ separate into a fast group ·a nd a co~ O'Bic •• .S$' :soQal slow group so that everyone services dqJanmcnt at (7..,) 592.!93l7. .' . '. can go at their own pace. · Tuesday, May 13, 2008 ••• Bikeway provides more than good exercise for SeniorBEAT Bv CHRISllNA SVNODtNOS PageA3 _, deceased, to Donald R. Folmer, affidavit. Chester. Amy A. Baker to Michael A. Baker, deed, Chester. Home National Bank to Stevoo Nease, deed, Village of Racine/Sutton. Lawrence E. Roe Ill, Suzanne Roe, to Tuppers Plains-Chester Water District, right of way, Olive. U.S. Bank to Purvi Patel, Natavarbhai Patel, deed, Salem. Rebecca A. Snyder. Allison F. Snyder, James K. .Snyder, to Jerry Watring, deed, Salisbury. , Joe Anthony Dress; Sr. , decease-A, to Joe A. Dress. Jr., affidavit Scipio. POMEROY -The deadline to get your tickets to the Pomeroy Alumni Banquet is Friday, May 16. . The banquet will be held on May Z4 in the Meigs High School cafeteria with dinner to l'te served at 6:30 p.m., followed by a dance at 9 p.m. Local alumni can purchase tickets at Swisher and Lohse or Francis Aori st through the l 6th . Applications for the Pomeroy Alumni Scholarships must . also be received by tlte 16th and should he mailed to Pomeroy Alumni As.sociation, P.O. Box 202. Pomeroy. Ohio 45769 . Decorating for this year' s banquet will be done .on Saturday morning May 24 because of the Meigs High School !!raduation. An" Pomeroy -graduate willing to help with the decorating is asked to come to the cafeteria at 8:30 a.m. Need a great Auto insurance rate? Sta)· local and call an Agent you already know and trust! Jessica Dillon · Reed & Baur Insurance Agency .1 20 &51 Main Street Pomeroy, OH 45769 ."""-· 992-3600 - r' Ohin Mutual ~nsur,mc t: Or visit us on the web· www.reedbaur.et>m . Home Auto Farm Gruup Business 1be University of Rio Grande Crossroads program i> currently accepting applicati ons for a limited number of openings for the Workforce Jn,·estmem Acl vear rou nd youth services program. SuiDq~er Employment Opponunities is one co mponenl of. thi; year round youth program. Eligible youth must be ages 14·21. residents of Meigs County. and meet WIA inco'!le guidelines: Applications are available at Southern High School. Ea,tern High S.:hool. and Mei gs Hi gh School and at the University of Rio Grande Cro"roads Program office at 150 Mill Street in Middleport. Applications should be submitted hy Ma~ .~0. c008 . Funding for the. W.I.A. In-School and W.I.A. Out -of-Sehool programs· i; provided b) the O.s. Department of Labor .and the Meigs Cou n1) Depanment of Job and Family SerYices. For additional information please contact: 1 ·· Ages 14-18: Donna Hartson 992-001 0 Ages 19-21: Brenda Pbalin 992.()()()(} Ro) Taylor. Director University of Rio Grande Crossroads Program �' Page.A2 LocAL • STATE The Daily Sentinel . . Tuesday~ May :13. aooS ·T he Daily Sentinel INTERN AT O 'BLENESS MEMORIAL HOSPJ.TAL ATHENS - Many senior citizens walk simply for good exercise, but for members of O'Bleness Memorial Hospital' s. Sen:iorBEAT walk. ing group. walking along $e Hockhock.ing Adena bikeway is a mentall y, visually and physically stimulating social experience. The- group meets the . first Friday and third Monday of every month at a different location along the bikeway to eventually cover the entire 19mile path. Over the years llhey have walked the entire path botlh .ways about20 times. Members learn about the wildlife, local history and their fdlow walkers as they talk . Submlnodp-0 along the way. "We have realSeniorBEAT members, from left to right, Ann McCiaAahan, Yvonne 'Mills and Peggy ly interesting people that walk with us who build our history Irwin, keep ~ eye out for wildflowers while walking the oikeway. Highway Patrol: Plane crashes in ·-southeastern Ohio, 2 aboard WIN UP TO $1,000 !!! ' PLAY _COVE~~l- BI"'GQ . . ... MARIETTA (AP)- The Highway Patrol says a small plane carrying two people has crashed in a remote wooded area in southeastern Ohio. Sgt. Jeremy Landis says SearcherS have found two bodies, as well as the fuselage and one of the aircraft's wings. Landis says the 1966 Beechcraft Bonanza went down in Bristol Township in ·Morgan County sometime Monday afternoon. He says . a patrol dispatcher received a phone call at 1:35 p.m. asking for help locating the plane. Landis did not know fium where. the plane departed, or where · it was headed. According to f$ral reoords, lhe plane's tail number is registered to Rlrilip Clemmons -of Cullman, Ala ANNIE'S · MAILBOX ' ••• CiNCINNATI (AP) Thousands of commuters from Cincinnati's' west .side are going to have tu find another way to work for the next six months. By Tuesday morning, the Eighth Street Viaduct will he closed for major reconstructiO!l. The viaduct is the main access . to the downtown from the westem neighbo{" hoods and suburbs. Some relief may come in November, If construction goes as planned, one lane of traffi c each way will be opened then while work continue,. I ' . ... Dear Annie: My wik and I bave been married for 30 years. We Jove each · blhec madly. We worked in lhe same office for 15 years · and retired at the same time, so we see each olher • . eonstantly and almost ·exclusively ·as, by choice, · we have few friends . · My wife has always had . mood swings. She becomes ·very sensitive to the slight. ~st perceived criticism, · ~thdrawing into a chilling silence. In ·the past, this might happen once a year ·and last for a day. Then all is ' forgiven and life returns to •normal. I don'f think she's ; cli.Dically depressed, although depression runs in her family. She's not suicidal · or anything. Sbe just :freezes me out of her life, :which . I . find extreme! y :painful, especially since • she•s never willing to talk . •'about Jt. . : Now that she' s in her ; midc60s, these episodes ·occur more frequent! y and :with greater severity. On a : recent vacation, I remarked · ; that the .merchandise at a :touristy shop was not a , very good value. She took this personally and stormed out. Her anger passed over the next few days, but I felt I had to handle her with kid gloves for the rest of the trip. · ls this ooi1Dlll aging? rm living on pins and needles. How can I help her and restore our relationship? Allxious Bu.bmd · Dear B!ISbllnd: This is not normal aging. One doesn' t have to be suicidal to be depressed, and your wife's family history might predispose her to work through her emotions in an unproductive manner. It will take some effon (and ·possibly medication) for her to control her moods. But ftrSt she must recognize that there is a problem. Tell her you would like to see a counselor for help with some difficulties you are having, and ask her to come with so you can work on them together. Dear Annie: love your . column usually, but I want to say this about your reply to "Wanting Him," who met her boyfriend online and doesn't lmow how to tell ·her parents. You ·said, "We trust it isn't a chat room for, tay, vampires." I met the girl of my dreams online. She is now catering, RSVP 992-5005. Wednesday, May 14 MIDDLEPORT Tuesday, May 13 my fiancee imd we intend to fiction reader all the w.ay 10 POMEROY - Bedford Middlepon Literary Club. be manied in October. We college-level literature pro:. noon luncheon with instalare both wrireD and met on fessors. all of whom are Township Tru stees will lallion of new officers at lhe an Internet VlUIIpite discu.s - intelligent, educated and meet 7 p.m . at the to wn ·hall. clubhouse of the Riverside SYRACUSE - S yracuse sion list Sbe is the slllllrtest., wonderful friends_ It was Golf Club in Mason, W.Va. sweetest, most wonderful · . llhrougb this lntcmetlist that Community Ce nter Board llwrsday, May 1.5 woman wbo evec walked I met my -husband, to whom of Directors, 7 p.m. at me CHESTER Meigs tbis planet. rm a fairly oor- I have now been manied fur Communitv Center. County Retired Teachers at POMEROY Meig s mal guy myself - usuaUy. over I 0 years. tlhe C hester Counh(mse So please be more careful I mow li1e dangerous and County Board o f Elections, noon for .1unchoon and tollr about where you say it's OK even illegal thin~ that regular meeting, 8:30 -a.m. .of newly-renovated Chester Wednesday, May 14 to meet someone. - V some people are willing to SYRACUSE - Syracuse Academy. Call992-3 214 by · Drar V: We were sur- do to impersonate vampires. prised at the number of Howeve~:, the public needs Village Council ordinance Tuesday for reservation s. vampire fans who Wrote to to open its eyes and realize committee meeting, 6 p.m., us. ll almost made us pull that the subject matter itself village hall. out the garlic necklaces. All is NOT the Clliprit As with Tuesday, May 13 joking aside, we were not anything else, there is a POMEROY Jerri casting .asjlersioos on those right and a wrong way to go Dahler, field represemative who utilize vampire chat about meeting someone for U.S . Rep. C harlie .rooms. We knOw the subject online. just as there are right Wilson, D-Bridgepon, will matter can be inteiesting and wrong reasons to be Tuesday, May 13 hold office hours from 4-ti and most members are not · interested in vampires. HARRISONVILLE on the Dnc fl. die Sbal'p Smiles Harrisonville 255 OES ., p.m. at the Meigs County going to bite neck. We were simply makAaie'l JIWM~ is writ- 7:30 p.m. at hall. District P'l!lblic Library in · ing tbe point that it might be ta by Kldlry M'llclcrrr IUI4 Refreshments by men. Pomeroy. Wednesday, May 14 harder to introduce · a JIIIR)' S.,W, ~eli­ POMEROY - Meigs Chamber of POMEROY - Meig s boyfriend to the parents if. ll1n of dee A- le-I n County you met in a chat room that ""'-- ~ e.-il10fiT Commerce. business-mind- County Department of lobs the folks . would oonsider ~r..U­ ed luncheon. noon. Pomeroy .and Family Services. infurunusual or questionable, or .wnu Library, speaker Steve mational meeting on how to and we still believe this is ID: AJarie 's .Vei'6o~, 1':.0. ·Swatz.el on Meigs County become h censed a true. Here's one moredob- B. ll8IH, 0~, IL Sewage Systems. Crows foster/ adoptive parent. 6-7 KFC/Long John Sil vers p.m., Pomeroy Library. ber from the dark side: 611611• .To jiM olll ' Drar AnDie: l am a mem- 80111 · Allm 's Mailbru; ber' of an Internet mailing·- ..., r«<4/«<bbrr!i "' od&er list for discussion of vam- Or '•1 Sy.li,e writen pire fact, folklore and fie- ..., ....,.., Ollirts, mit dee tioo. Our members include Owlon Syrulime Web everyone fium lhe casual 11f11:e rll WWII'.U WLCO.. Clubs and organizations you c= m'! 1 PVH ·becomes festival sponsor TODAY'S NUMBER IS: • 1 215-A Sillll Strett Pt. Pltasnt, WV 15551 '*-'1§.. 7136 Fu: 3tU75-7317 Allto/Ho--'BIIIiaelfll Llfe/A.Joaily ~~ So LIE ~pldo ; In support of tourism in the Meigs-Mason area, Pleasant Valley Hospital has became a sponsor of the Gold Wings and · Ribs Festival to be held June 6-7. Here Amy Leach, director of marlleting and public relations, presents a check to Bill . :aoickel, festival chainnan, left, with Cass Cleland, festival publicity and fundiaising Chainnan, right, and Bill Barller, vice : president of business development of PVH look on. ••:·------------------------------------------~--------------------~-------------- TRANSFERS POS'I'E:tl . •• EQuipment and Suool!es CPAP Machines Mask Oil Co., right of way, Carman, Harry Carman, Clyde Carman, Raymond Rutland. Harry Yarbrough, Sharon Carman, Denver Thoma, J. YarlJrough, to Oxford Oil Mildred Thoma, Mildred Co., right of way, Rutland. Ziegler, Roy Thoma, William Alan Blackwood, William R. Thoma, affi~ Sutton. Marta H. Blackwood, to · davit, Salisbury. Matilda Carman, ; Rita Camill Little, Oxford Oil Co., right of deceased, to Ward Carman. ;dereased, to Jeriy G. Little, way, Rutland. •affidavit, Olive. , Roben L. Jewell, Sharon Harry Carman, Clyde ~ Wendi R. Miller to Alben A. Jewell, Cheryl Jewell, to Carman, Raymond Carman, ~ S. Harmon, Wendi R. Oxford Oil Co., right of Denver Thoma, Mildred way, Rutland. Thoma, Mildred Ziegler, ' Miller, deed, Columbia. : Duane R . Barr, Joann Philip 0. Blackwood, Roy Thoma, William R. :oarr, to Oxford Oil Co., Teresa K. Blackwood, to Thoma. affidavit, Salisbury. Oxford . Oil Co., right of Charlotte L. Stewan to :right of way,, Rutland. : Darlene .· Casto to way, Rutland · Rodney A. Tripp. Jeni L. ~ Oxford Oil Co,, ' fight of . Clifford Whittington, Jr.. Tt:ipp, deed, Rutland. ' Mildred Zeigler, Mildred · i way, Rutland. ·' Bonnie C. Whittington, to : ·Roger Eblin, Judith Eblin, Oxford Oil Co ., right of Thoma, to John . J. Blake. Tamara F. Blake, David A. j to Oxford Oil Co., right of way, Rutland. Clifford Whittington, Jr., Blake, Charles E. Blake, :way. Rutland · DennisJ.Faclder,KimM . Bonnie C. Whittington, to deed, Salisbury. Charlotte L. Stewan to ;Faclder, to Oxford Oil Co. , Oxford Oil Co., right of way, Rutland. Rodney A. Tripp, Jeni L. :nght of way, Rutland. i :Raymond E. Haren, Kriss · Special Propeny Vl, LLC, •Tripp, deed, Rutland. n: Haren, to Oxford Oil Co .. to Pledged Property II, Mary C. Hurley. Daniel R".. Hurley, to .Mary LLC. deed, Lebanon. i right of way, Rutland. Jan:ies M. Arnold Trust, Christine Hurley, transfer ; Freda M. Jacks to Oxford :Oil Co., right of way, James M. Arnold, to Village upon death, Bedford. of Middlepon, deed, · Cynthia R. Zimmerman, ·Rutland. Cynthia R. Teagarden, Carl Salisbury. : David K. Rice, Mary Jane Irvin Voltin, Beulah M. Teagarden, to Scott H. : Rice, to Oxford Oil Co .. Voltin, to Larry Byer, Lisa Seaman, deed, Columbia. i ~ht of way, Rutland. deed, Village of Loisann S . Bartlett, Laura Byer, • .Teresa L. Stewart, Larry Bilrtlett, Kenneth L. A. Middlepon. tw. Stewan, to Oxford Oil Franklin T. Cremeans, Bartlett, to James 0. Crane, ; Co., right of way, Rutland. : Raben M. Swick, Cathy M<ugaret E. Crpmeans, to deed, Columbia. Joseph R. Turner III, :Swick. to Oxford Oil Csv, Franklin T. Cremeans, deed, deceased, to Hazel M. Rutland. I ·right of way, Rutland. i ;;Dwayne E. White, John Carman. deceased. Turner, affidavit, Orange. . i K-athleen White, to Oxford to Matilda Carman. Ward Carol Ann Folmer, POMEROY Meigs :county Recorder Kay Hill : reported the following :transfers of real estate: ~ Opal V. Morris,•deceased, ~to Earl B. Morris, affidavit, INSTAllfNC lNGROUNDS ABOVE W.OUNTJ Resperonlcs Reamed 0.: lrG EN ~ a MEDICAL. I:QUIPfiiiENT -· . ' s, IIAFFELT'S MILL OUTLET, IN"C. Your Area's #1 Floor Covering Dealer! Diane McVey M .A. - CCC-A Shaw Carpet and Floor Center Owner& Audiologist Residential • Commercial • Wholesale • Retail Phone 4247 State Route 160 435'/z SecOad Aveaae Gallipolis. Ohio (740) 446-7619 ATHENS 441-1711 Two locatiuru· 275 West Union Slftet 11• mNe nor1t1 ol P.,.,....,..,., •eon 8ridp ' -.on, wv Phono(304)77UM (740) 594-3571 Subiccibe today • 992-2155 • !. ... • • . '- .. . .. Grant writing workshops offered POMEROY - Two, twoday grant writing · workshops are being offered to residents of the 29 counties in the Appalachian region by the Governor' s Office of Appalachia. in pannership with Ohio's three Local Development Districts· and The Appalachian Regional Commission. In a letter received by the Meigs County Chamber of Commerce, it was noted that Meigs County is not now panicipating in the agency' s grant writing workshops. It encourages village and townships, particularly in Meigs, Athens. Pike and Vinton Counties which have been designated as ARC distressed counties .to gei involved because "it is an opportunity which will assist them in writing their own grant proposals ratlher than turning to an independent grant writer." The hands-on grant writing workshops are geared to those who are unfamiliar with grant writing. It is a comprehensiv.e overview of grant writing, designed to help individuals enhance their writing skills and ereate compelling proposa,ls that will augment an org.anization 's activities through increased funding. The workshop will also provide information on the different types of ~rants tlhat are available to communities and encourage tlhem in pursuing their next project. The workshops will he on May 27 and 28 at the Burr Oak State Park in Athens County, and on May 29 and 30 at the OSU Endeavor Center in Pike County: For more informo.tion or with ques~ions call Chrisza Callihan from the Governor's Office of ·,Appalachia at 614-6449228 or e-mail her . at christa .callihan@development.nhic1.gov, Alumni tickets on• sale Aaladep I t not ApMy Reprne.U.,Erie 1 . - - Tubing Filters Public meetings Other events --~------------------------------------------~-----. ' • Proud to be apart ofyour life. • AND MARCY 5uGM • · Request Family Oxygen . Viaduct closing will slow down thousands 'of commuters . BY KA11tY MitCHELL • becomes real rescue CINCINNATI (AP) What started out as a water training exercise for Cincinnati firefighters turned into a real rescue when a woman jumped into the Ohio River. A passerby told ftrefighters at a routine training session Saturday that someon-e was about to jump from a bridge that connects downtown Cincinnati with its nonhem Kentucky suburbs. Firefighters found a woman in the water, too weak to grab a buoy that was tossed to her. So they put a flotation device 'under the woman and pulled her to the boat, then took her to a hospital. The woman 's name has not been released. A fire depanment spokesman says to be she appeared unharmed hut very tired. ' Community Calendar . It takes some effort to control mood l Firefighters' training session '. aSOIDe people in the slowand background,n said P.T. Farley, wbo has been walk:ing er group even ha"c a lwlcliwith the group since it started cap. but still rome to enjor, being out •with the group, ' about eight years ago. They esP.OOWJy anticipate ,Farley saiiL ' walking the pan of lhe palh Ann McClanahan, anodler that passes through Beaumont SenioiBEAT member, said she near 1lle Plains because oflbe doesn't walk fast on· this .area"s assonmont of wndflow- spring walk. "I spend too ers. "'EEdd walt is different, much time gaw~g at flowbut we plan on this one when ers, n Mc:Clanaban said. "Ifs all the flowers are in bloom in so gorgeous.n The group meets at 9 a.tl). late Apri1,7 Farley said . Beaumont is considered to be Apri I thrOugh October and at I the stretcb of lbe pa1h . from p.m._ November through aboot mile lllalt:cn 10 tol2. Marcl1, and new members ~ .. The section flaunts hills of tril- always welcome. Although inclement weather lium among olher · flowers including Blue-eyed Marys. may cause a walk to be C<ID·Dutdnnan's Breeches andCYen celed, a little cold or drizz,Je usually dOesn't keep thew~­ . an occasional Solomon's seal. Whether some members are ers from getting their excrci~~ Anyone age 60 and older in the mood for a power walk can become a member 9f 01" would prefer a stroll to take in the scenery, walkers tend to SeniorBEAT fmc of dial!e ~ separate into a fast group ·a nd a co~ O'Bic •• .S$' :soQal slow group so that everyone services dqJanmcnt at (7..,) 592.!93l7. .' . '. can go at their own pace. · Tuesday, May 13, 2008 ••• Bikeway provides more than good exercise for SeniorBEAT Bv CHRISllNA SVNODtNOS PageA3 _, deceased, to Donald R. Folmer, affidavit. Chester. Amy A. Baker to Michael A. Baker, deed, Chester. Home National Bank to Stevoo Nease, deed, Village of Racine/Sutton. Lawrence E. Roe Ill, Suzanne Roe, to Tuppers Plains-Chester Water District, right of way, Olive. U.S. Bank to Purvi Patel, Natavarbhai Patel, deed, Salem. Rebecca A. Snyder. Allison F. Snyder, James K. .Snyder, to Jerry Watring, deed, Salisbury. , Joe Anthony Dress; Sr. , decease-A, to Joe A. Dress. Jr., affidavit Scipio. POMEROY -The deadline to get your tickets to the Pomeroy Alumni Banquet is Friday, May 16. . The banquet will be held on May Z4 in the Meigs High School cafeteria with dinner to l'te served at 6:30 p.m., followed by a dance at 9 p.m. Local alumni can purchase tickets at Swisher and Lohse or Francis Aori st through the l 6th . Applications for the Pomeroy Alumni Scholarships must . also be received by tlte 16th and should he mailed to Pomeroy Alumni As.sociation, P.O. Box 202. Pomeroy. Ohio 45769 . Decorating for this year' s banquet will be done .on Saturday morning May 24 because of the Meigs High School !!raduation. An" Pomeroy -graduate willing to help with the decorating is asked to come to the cafeteria at 8:30 a.m. Need a great Auto insurance rate? Sta)· local and call an Agent you already know and trust! Jessica Dillon · Reed & Baur Insurance Agency .1 20 &51 Main Street Pomeroy, OH 45769 ."""-· 992-3600 - r' Ohin Mutual ~nsur,mc t: Or visit us on the web· www.reedbaur.et>m . Home Auto Farm Gruup Business 1be University of Rio Grande Crossroads program i> currently accepting applicati ons for a limited number of openings for the Workforce Jn,·estmem Acl vear rou nd youth services program. SuiDq~er Employment Opponunities is one co mponenl of. thi; year round youth program. Eligible youth must be ages 14·21. residents of Meigs County. and meet WIA inco'!le guidelines: Applications are available at Southern High School. Ea,tern High S.:hool. and Mei gs Hi gh School and at the University of Rio Grande Cro"roads Program office at 150 Mill Street in Middleport. Applications should be submitted hy Ma~ .~0. c008 . Funding for the. W.I.A. In-School and W.I.A. Out -of-Sehool programs· i; provided b) the O.s. Department of Labor .and the Meigs Cou n1) Depanment of Job and Family SerYices. For additional information please contact: 1 ·· Ages 14-18: Donna Hartson 992-001 0 Ages 19-21: Brenda Pbalin 992.()()()(} Ro) Taylor. Director University of Rio Grande Crossroads Program �.. OPINION The Daily Sentinel i1 Ohio (740) 992-2156 • FAX (740 912-2157 - · · 7 •• Wihen ~sident Bush 'Vlisits Israel nen week, he , sb(!)ullil ro!lfier tl!l l!ltii.ng duit :aMy liu'lly m:tl!l lllhe U.S. missile defense 111etw~Iik: - .a ~ ilhat rni~t If~-stall an lsr.aeli attadk on lr.an ilihis year. 'Fwo of lt'be most stmtegirca1.ly mim!lod llht:m'bcrs of Co~s 1 bw:w, !Rops. Mall: IKiiiik:, R-lli., .and Jane RIIIIIIWl, 0-Calif., iha¥e ·eillisted 63 ca1Loa_ ~·- s te ~""'~>mge llhe m0ve :as BuSh prepateS l(!) oommemmatc lfue 6001 .anniv~ 10f IS!'ael's · lfmm.llft. ·ft. · ~'6 SpMiiiica11y, . llhe ~lll'ti- . .. . . _ Of:'io Valley Publish'ng Co. ·t Dan Goodlich Pub1isber a. arlene lloellic:h Gernera1 Manager-Hews Editor C.~ sludl ......W 110 ' - ' faJI'fr:ti~ . . est.ltlislunDu of rdip,-. or~ • ft« Ollft'Ci:st ~or dril.ti-z tlte Ji• etfeta of s,...m., or of tlte f'IUS; or tlu ri.rfrt of • '' ! r l'ftll!k ,.,.......wy m ~ rMIIl,. ,nitioa t1te ~.for • rmus ofP"""""" .. ~:gmup tisrcalJUm .onBush o..- -TheRniii:Amliriidltl&d10theU:S.CoiM TODAY IN HISTORY Today is Tuesday, May 13, llhe 134:th cilay of 2008. 11bcre le1it .in ilihe year. Today's Hi,ghln_ght m History: On May n3., ['9ft&, llhe iiirst U.S. .aiimail. -stan:J,ps, ifea1iJJT[ng .a i])ictunc: l0f .a Owlliiss JN-4 biplane, were mtrociluoed willh a face v.alue l(l)f 24'Cellts. r( On a few of me !>taJ:IIpS, !l!he bi.]Jlane w.as pllinted ·upsi.~ die '"linv.CIII.ed Jenny," .as i~ came !ttl lbe .ca11NI, linst.antly lbec•mea.colleotor'l; item.) Onlihisda:te: ln . 1607~Englisb •colenists.arniv.Nibyibi,p.at llibe site of what bec1fiDe -~ Jamestl!lw.n ·sett1ement m V~. r(The .mlonists went asbmne me tDen >cilay.~ In 1:846. ilhe United States lileclaJICd ithat a state l0f w.ar ~ eristed willh Mex.ioo. In i]94(i), in !his first speech .as prime minister of IBtii.tain, Winstoo Olurcl!ill !told me iH.0i.J.se 0f·Omrm(!)Ds, "il have nGthi!lg ltG ·oflfer but blood, t0il., !tears .and sweat." In 1954, l'ilresident Eisenhow.er signed li:ntm ilaw llhe 'St. 4~ce Seaway Devell!lpment Act. In 195&, Vice President llli:bard Nillon and !his wife, Pat, were 5pat upon and liheir lim@usine battered \by rOOks mrown by anti-U .'S. odem(!)OstratcilrS in Cm:Bcas, 'V.enezuela. In il98il, ~lobo P.aulll w.as Shot .and ~usly •wounded in St. Peter's 'Square by Twikish .assailant MChmetAlli Agca. In il'98S, a IX'lllfrentatii0n 'between Plrihdewbia .authenities and the radical gFGUJ!l MOVE ended ,as IJ'Olice <drop,j;Jed .an e!!p]0siVe KJiltO the gn<i!Up 's iheadqu311ters; [ iJ .:p6Qple ,died lin die I1CSIJ1~ fue. Teny.ears~o: PresidentClintonorderedharsh-sanotlons ·~~gainst an unapol@getic India, wlriob had gone Bhead w.i.th .a seoond round of nuclear tests despite global criticism. Five years .ago: A nu~ge ruled that Oldah0ma Oity bombing oon!IJlirater femy Nichols sheulcil stand illlia1 in -state roU!It Qn !00 .rounts of fust-.degree murder. (Nidh0ls was later l.'oonlil :guilty on nfil .ceunts; ,fue 1/fiilstoount was lfm Jbe fetus of a pregnant wctim. Nichols was 5enten<WI tellife in prisan.~ 1be government unveiled a new and liilOie 1001mful versioo ill l'he $20 bill. Algerian army romTIIIITIMS li=d 17 1311Il0pean tmurists who'd ~en kidnapped in l1be Salwa Deselit by .an al-'Qaida-lin'ked terror gt'.(I)JW. _,.o~ Y1·ear ag@: Presittldent Bu~ ~~dea!Pil~~~~ " ' •u.o:; 81lleStew.n se ement m •:trg1lllll Ito ..,...... """ ......... . · anniv.ersruy.o fitsfounding. PopelBenedictlthcXVI,cndiQg.a .five-day Wsit to Brazil, ·~lamed both Marxism .anlil <UilbJiidled capWllism fer Latin America's problems. Canada wonlhodk:.ey s wood chatnpi@nship with a 4-2 Victory <over Finland. Today's Bir.t!hdays: A.cllress Beatrice Arthur is :!!Iii. (lnitic , Cli"e Dames is 81. Actor HaJWey ~tel is <69. Anthar Cbaiiks Baxter is 'fin . Actor Pnmldyn 59. Singer Stevie Wonder is 58. Basketball]'layer ·s lh>rlmBil iis 47. Acter-.oomedian Stephen Colbeitt is 44. Actor 'Rml Vcrica is 44. 'Singer Darius Ruo'kf:r (!Hootie .and !l':hc Blowfish) is 42. Contemporary ChtisUan. musician Andy Williams (Casting Crowns) i s 36. Actress 'Samantha Morum is 3L Rock musician Miokey Madden (Maroon 5~ ;is 29. Thooght for Today: ~A nation .is a seciety united by .a delusion about its ancestry and illy a comm(!)D hatred >0f i.ts neighbolll'S." - William Ralph ~ge., EngliSh religieus lea!Jer and author (18fi0-l954 ). .aJie 232 days • : : • -: : • ' ' • "&:n:s LETTERS TO THE EDITOR utters to the editor ar¥? welcome. They sholll4 be less than 3()() words. All letters .are.subject ro .editing, JI!!J'Sf be signed, and incJ.wle address ,arulmlwhone !liMmber. No unsigned letters will be pJiblislv!d. Lev.ers ~ be in . goo4 taste, addressing issues, not personalities: Le:tterw of tho.nks to organizations and .individlulls will nat be -aooepred for publication. The Daily Sentinel· Reader Servi~es c 1 . . . . Pa1lcJ (USPS21W.) Ohio~~..... Publilhed et;er.y afler110011, !Monday Court · Our main concern in all S1ories Is to. through Fri<tay, 111 be aoc:urate. If you know o1 an error Pomeroy, Ohio. • : •• 7 ~tau , In a story, callll'e ne1011room at (7«1) ~II" Pllid Ill~. 9112-2156. Ttle. ,_ .. hdwd """-- ~ : the 0tWo 'Ne¥tWJJ..-r 04 illltn I. , . . . b • Bend ~ correc- *'"*::. Qurmaln~is (140) 111124156. Olpw'lla••t .ateneioM are: · Pomeroy, Ohio .576ll. i\5' .,.,......,. Sj' News - . Charlene ·HoefHcll, Ext .. 12 . 'llq ' tli. Bnan Reed, Ext. 14 . 'II I llii. lietll Sergent, Ext. 13 -= __ tions Ill The Dol!!~. Sentinel, 111 Court - ....... "111.21 One""""" . One ,_r .,..., 'tUM 10' Senior cr1 Onemonlh One,.r ,- '10.27 '101.W ca---...... ,,, SUI:Mi::41Ms 1lti:M:i ,.,.. il Jd' a • diNd to 1ho Oolly - No oub0 I' oa.., Harris, Ext. 15 acription ·br mail pei n~-.cl in 0o I " 1loloa: Branda Davia, Ext 16 """""homo 1o • ...,. Ia..& Ore.: Judy Claot. Ext. 10 Advettising • • Genemt llitNtger ' Chlntene Hoeflioh, Ell!. 12 • • • • • - .. • • • 7 --~.com • • I , , Tuesday, May 13, aoo8 Tuesday, May 13, 2008 _, 1nelde ..... CoulltJ 13'3226 26 Waeks '6420 52 Waeks '127.11 Oul8lcle thiga Cau·Jit 13 Weeks . '53,55 26 Weeks '1 07.10 52 Weeks ' '214.21 •• 1t0 :giwe lst:ae'l ttbe .ad".anoeil X-bamil mar ~stem that wmu3d enable [sr.ae1 tl'l buldk dmw.n lranian misslles lin llili,gbt. ~h wmulillbe ;an "'!'Jitepriate iblllthday :gift," Hamnan t@ld rme lin .an in:te!'View, ~and would hc'lpensw:e that lsracl sllM"es Ito celebrate its UOOl." liqilally ~t rio lihe lihQI1t run. Kiir.k said, 'ii.t w~uld dtlwer evmyene's ~ .around ll.ran's nuolear .and missile pro:grams" ,and r.oduoe die llikeilihood l0f an lswili .attaok 10n llr.an - er .a jjllint attaok wnb the United 'States that wl!lllld rould luiv.e deva stating wOiilcil:wide ~·cussi(!)Ds Middl~ ·East <elli)lelltS l'""e talked t(!) say llhecl!anoes·<lll'e 56-:ll(i) lihat Israel IWillltcy w .destmy kan's 111uclcar in~tta1lati...,• _ .,.. ~~"' ...__. my :.::--u--~ull• - """"' "'"" <~Mmted :States nmn tit m -'-"6 'S0. rthj'?: ;attan'lc w(!)U]d liOillliie "91:, lt'bese lf:ipllls say, lbccanoe lsmc1 fears ltbat a new U_'S. p!'Sidmt, apl- cially 11 [)cnMoorat, wou1d ~ lin >dt;a~ di!ilomacy Wliith lr.an, 'il'hGse ~ ~011ld tulle !the !lime It(!) ICOil1iinuc ~loping .ancl lihe muC1ear IWCiq)OIIs missilcU.0dcliv.crtthem. Srpmrte limn ilhe 1IUILilear issue, tij:ll.eral Mideast <CqlC!tslit!1Ust -modcnrte~. oot super-hawb - .also ~~... ...__ •"- :ofhnnces --~ • IUU.llli. """' ~ -c-~-- w ~ U.S Iran Wllf 111'-C .....at... if · ·-: · ...Sen. Baraok Obama, 0-ffi., Naval !Reserve intelligt~nce officer and co-chairman of oons claim fuat there is a :the 'b ipartisan House 1ran struggle gGin_g on within the Wonking Group, success.admini-stt:ation over the fully •urged the Bu sh issue between the State and .administration to include :::• Defense departments, Israel in the U .S. global 5 which favor diplomatic .and antimissile networK. ecen0~c pressure on llran X -band radar, !Kirk said, and ~pose military action, would "allow Israel and the and Vticc !President Dick United States to see the .gets elected than Sens . (]heney, who •believes diplo- Earth through a common lliillary RedluunGinton, [i).. !1118CY will never work - as, window" and more than • ...,.,_, iR- indeed, tit so lfarlhas'llot. qu~ntup~e ~sraers warnin 0o N.Y., 1@1' .:oC!lbn MOAAUn, Ariz., !because 1mm may Wbetber the United time against an Iranian nucilge !him a ~weal(" JPI'eSi- States actually goined rin an missile attack from one <dent l(l)n ttbe medeJ ,ef JJ:i:nuny ~sraeli attack, the IUnited minute with its current s;-s,.,__ · States would not a void tern to six .minutes, and "-""""r, ---t" """" lhi m I!Dore ,~ssiv.e1y ;and miscalcu- !blame .and the oonse- allow an intercept with ~atelhisR:salve. •guences oould he dire Antow mis'siles outside Pesslble ll.ranian •ust-s" penhaps including llranian- ~sraeli territory. linclude linspiriqg a Shiite lin!IPired terror~ st attacks !Kirk and Harman perrnilitia t~¥ereflftlell.ragi lhet:e, .all-l'lut Shiite militia suaded a broad swath' of g 0;~~.cJillment, .attaCks assaults on iU .S. tr0ops in influential House Members designed to humiliate lihe [rag and disruption of to join in a letter to Bush IUnited States as its ttoqps Wl'll'ldwide oil supplies. ur~ng the project, includ· ,wtit!hdraw, .an anenwt 'by As an alternative to a mil- ing the chairmen and rank' Jlran,aided !Hubellah llMep- italy -strike, commentators ing members of the Armed ple ilihe g0v.c;rnment o(!)f ')leaded 1by syndicated ·Services and Foreign Lebnon<er~ointHezboUah- .columnist IOhatles Affairs committees and Ramas ,anaob ((!)D Israel. IK!t.:authammer .nd !Olinton arch-conservatives and On llhe IIIUclear fro:nt, lihe .advocate that the IUnited left-liberals. ~0gic for ;an Israeli .attaCk: 'States should .counter 'lran ~s Additionally, Kirk said, <011 &an tis i bis: llsr.ael -nuclear ·threat with Cold he's been "worldng-it hard" m;egardti ltan'~> !DUGJear and War-style deterrence. with 'Secretary of State missile programs .as .a Clinton said last month CondoleeuaiR.ice, i[)efense lthreat Ito Jits eustenoe, espe- 'that <the 1U nited States could Secretary Robert 'Gates, ci8Dy ibec.a use hanian '\tetally obliterate" ll.ran if it White House National President Mahmoud attacked ~srael with nuelear Security Adviser Steven Ahmadinejad ihas eJq>licitly weapons. She also proposed Hadley and other U.S. and declared :intent 1to ·~annihi- e!Uending America's ~sraeli officials in advance ~~~te" ~Zionist ·~gime." nuclear "umbrella" to Arab of iBush' s visit. [n 1'981, [sr.aeli planes states in ihe region to :keep He told me he''s con!bombed II;ag's Osirak . iihem from ·:going 1nuclear." cerned that officials in both uclear reactor, .and !last IIWik, while not opposing countries have o:ther, more September [st:ael <lilid :the 'det=n"", said :that includ- short-term priorities ume ItO Ill Syrian reactor Ojg IJ.sraeJ lftilly in the ru .S. diplomatic moves for the ..... ". --=- .._,_ ....__ ""'.orih · il .. ~, Midea' 1 d uwn ,..,.,w, ,~ 111uw .no miss e-.umense sys1em s peace process an Kama, w.bidh 'W1lll1d '!iCCDl w.euld !be ,a better alterna- research on -short•range Ito 'Set llhe IPfi="JCdent ifer ;an · <lli;V.c, pantioU:Iarly b.e cause · antirocket systems . - lbut <ll1:tlldk <l!RIJinm. "&tetrence only works that these COuld be part of a llleithet IOf lfutlse nuclear ;t\gainst a rational regime" package Bush delivers in poopamsw.as,asel(tcmsiv.e . 1hat would not :risk destruc- ~srael along with the X .as IIJ;an'-s lis ilOday'- .and Ilion of.lits own population. hand system. ·· · kan .already has tested IJ.nui's leaders, on the other To prevent a war, Bush missiles -ciiJlllble 10f <reach- hand, .adore llll.8rty.fd0m. ·should t ake Kirk and iiig Israel. · lK!ink .and Ramnan are llii8IIIllUl's advice. And, I'd &:w.eY.m, an ;attadk ((lJI) ilong-standin,g advocates of say, jf a :Democrat becomes lnm'ls tBCi11tiei; \W(!)uld \be missile defense !for llsrael. iJll:Csident, Harman would <difficWt lfw:anse lfhey .are ~ the 1<990s, Harman, for- · make a great director · of lllUlller(!)Us, 11Cllttered and illlCI1!y !l'anking ,member on :national intelligence. And, buried - which ds why lthc llntelligcnce if McCain. is elected, Kirk 1-stacl migbt .aSk 'fer .a jaint G>mmittee, promoted--ought to be his national «tack w.i.tb 1Wqjlanes idev.ele,pment 0f the Arrow security adviser. · iand ai!iie misSiles. .antimissile . -system, which (Morton Kondracke . is Bu... .a. . .,_·~.o~ ._ -a-s 1now ~~srae1''ii pnmary . . IIi '""':II!g '"'<5""' ·oJY executzve ed.ztor oJ,r Ro ll. !l0ltte lllC:OOonserw.ati;ve defense against !Iran. Call, the newsnaper o.f :r actiwsts Ito &stray lb;an' -s More recently, Kir\ a Capitol Hill.) · nuclear threat before be / head fundamentally the Forms of our Governments." The oath of Allegiance for New Citizens requires: "J will support and defend the Constitution and the laws of the United States against all enemies, foreign · and domestic ·.. . and bear true faith and allegiance to . the same." But how can that oath· be honored if American citizens, new and old, do not know "the legal standards under which the. government.is actually operating at any .gi.ven moment?" Getting back to presidential eKecutive orders, they range. Aftergood points out. from "domestic intelligence activities to protection of hum.an subjects in scientific research. But now it appears · th.at none of these policies are securely established. In fact, ·any of them may already have been violated (or rather, 'waived' ) without · notice. We Just don't know." Sen. Femgold deserves our thanks for holding this hearing on "secret law." As · he says plainly: "It is a basic tenet of democracy that the people have a right to know the law." · Among the enormous responsibilities of the next president 1111d Congress is to restore the rule of law and. not incidentally, the Constitution on which it staJ;lds - and let the sunshine in! (Nat Hemoff is a nationally renowned authority on tlu! First Amendment and the Bill ofRights cmd author of many books, mcluding "The War on the Bill o.f J?ights and the Gatheritt!( Resistance" (Seven Storie.1 Press, '2004 ). Local Briefs Free medical dinic otJered 844-2654. Walk-ins are also welcome. Date changed May 22 at the Chester Courthouse. Cases from Athens. Gallia, and Meigs counties. will he argued before Presiding Ju~e Peter B. Abele, and Admimstrative Judge William H. Harsha of Chillioothe. Judge Roger Kline of Circleville, and Ohio: Adams, Athens, Gallia. Highland, Hocking. Jackson, Lawrence, Meigs, Pickaway, Pike, Ross, Scioto, Vinton and Washington. POMEROY - The Ohio College of University MIDDLEPORT Osteopathic Medicine Members of the Middlepon Comm~~;nity Health Community Association Programs will be having a and any interested volunfree medical clinic on teers will plant flowers in -~r::uth. McFarland of· · COOLVILLE - - Grace Thursday, May 15, from 9 the downtown business disThe court directly reviews · Brethren Church in a.m. to noon at the First trict on May 19, instead of all cases heard or tried in Coolville will hold a rumSouthern Baptist Church May 14. At that time, lower couns in . which a mage sale from 9 a.in. to 3 memorial plaques will he decision is being appealed. p.m. on June 6 at the Torch (41872l'omeroy Pike). The clinic is for those 18 installed around trees donat- The cases may have been Community Center. to 64 years of age without ed by local residents. tried in Common Pleas. A bake sale will he held insurance, a resident of Probate, Juvenile, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Athens or Meigs County Municipal or County Couns June 7 at the Cool Spot in a'ld meet certain income arid may include both civil Coolville . Proceeds from RUTLAND - Gary Phillip Lee, 70, Rutland, passed both sales will be used to CHESTER Founh and criminal cases. away on May 7, 2008, at Riverside Methodist Hospital in guidelines. is made up of pay church camp expensc;s The district District Coun of Appeals Appointments · can be ·Columbus. 14 counties in Southern for children. will convene at 9:30 a.m. on by calling 1-800scheduled · He was born on Jan. I 0. 1938. dn Kay long, W.Va., son of ,the late John and Mabel (Knapp) Lee. He was employed as a steel fabricator by LTI in Elyria. Besides his parents, he was preeeded i,n dea:th by a grandchild; a sister. Margaret; and brothers: John, Jr., .. 'Virgil, and Leo. · need of major new techno- duce 300,000 megawatts of cent share of electricity pro-Bv H. JOSEF HEBERT He is survived by his wife of 45 Years, Dorothy L. ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER logical breakthroughs, said power; compared to about duction "while ambitious, (Howell) Lee, Rutland; sons: Phillip. Vaugh (Tammy) the report released Monday. 16,000 megawatts generat- could be feasible." But the report cautioned Howard, Westminster, M,d., and WiUUIIIl David (Judith) WASHINGTON - Two ·"The report indicates that ' ed today. Such growth Howard, Finksburg, Md.; daughters: Patty Ann (Ricky) decades from ·now we can do this nationally for would envision more than that its findings were not , · Evans. and Linda Kay (Robert) Gorr, all from Elyria, Gerry Americans could get as less than half a cent per 75,000 new wind turbines, meant to predict that such · 'Lyn (Carey) Wohliver, Wellington, and Ashley Brooke and much electricity from wind- kilowatt hour if we have the many of them liirger than growth would, in fact, be · ' Kayla Dawn, at home; nine grandchildren and four great Inills as from nuclear power vision." said Andrew those · operating today. achieved, but only that it is :· .grandchildren; a sister, Donna 'Rollins, Maryland; brothers: plants, according to a gov- Karsner, the · Energy About 54,000 megawatts technically possible. And it :· Louie, Charles and Clarence. · · · ernment re.p ort that lays out Department's assistant sec- would be produced by tur- acknowledged "there are The service wil1 he private and will be held at the oonve- a possible plan for wind retary for efficiency and hines in offshore waters. significant costs, challenges nience of the family. There will be no calling hours: energy growth. renewable energy. And it would require a and impacts" associated ' Arrangements were handled by Anderson McDaniel If achieved, it would he major ellpansion of the elec- with such rapid growth. The report, a collabora·Funeral Home in Pomeroy. It would require improved tion between the Energy an astounding leap. tricity grid system to move energy today power from high-wind areas turbine technology, "signifiWind Department research labs and . industry, concludes . accounts for only about I · to other parts of the country, cant changes" and expansion of power line systems and a wind energy could generate percent of the nation's elec- the repon said. tricity, although the indusliy "The United States pas- major expansion of markets GALLIPOLIS William "Daniel" Wellman, 58, 20 percent of the nation's has been mi a growth bin~e sesses abundant wind for wind energy to accom2030, about electricity by ·Gallipolis, loving husband of Candice K. Wellman and lovmodate an annual growth m · resources," said the report with a 45 percent jump ' ing father of Michelle (Brian) Wellman Miller, died' Sunday, the same share now pro- production last year. · spearheaded by DOE's rate of f6,000 megawatts of duced by nuclear reactors. May II , 2008, at home with his loving family by his side. To reach the 20 percent National .Renewable electricity a year beginning Such growth would pose a He was born May 24, 1949; in Logan, W.Va., and is still production level, wind tur- Technology Laboratory in in 20 18, more than five number of m.ajor cballenges, Survived by his parents, Ira C. Wellman an'd Irene Wellll\3II, but is achievable without the bines would have to pro- Golden, Colo., and a 20 per- times today 's annual growth. who were originally from the Gallia County area. · He is survived by his brother, David (Angie) Wellman of · Gallipolis; sisters, Donna (David) Russell of Delaware, and ·· ·Diana Rarer of Marion; his precious granddaughter, Mikayla Fleming; and several nieces and nephews that he loved dearly. : .. He always promised them eternal love and life in their . walk with Christ. . He had recently retired as ·pastor from · the Christian . Community Church of Point Pleasant, W.'Va. For the past 15 years he was the founder and president of Thunder Ministries, which reached worldwide to establish faith in Jesus Christ He grar.luated from Gallia Academy in I %7 and attended ., . DeVry University in Columbus for two years. . Pallbearers will be David Wellman, Mike Shiflett, Jack Ritchie, Jonathan Rush, David Russell and Colt Racer. Honorary pallbearers will he David Wellman, Jr. and Jimmy Litchfield. · ' Funeral will he at 2 p.m. Wednesday; May 14, 2008, at Anderson McDaniel Funeral Home in Pomeroy. Burial will he in Ohio Valley Memory Gardens. friends may call from 6-9 p.m. on Tuesdayat the funeral home. An online registry is available at www.andersonmcdaniel.com. Above: Kassandra Mullins, eighth grader at Meigs 'Middle School, poses with her 'trophy for placing fifth in the nation in the individual competition, middle school division. Right: Taylor Rowe, left, a sixth grader at Meigs Middle,School, GALLIPOLIS FERRY. W.Va. -Peggy. Jean (Hudson) receives his trophy for placing sec· Likens, 65, of Gallipolis Ferry, W.Va., died, Monday morning, ond in the nation in the individual May 12, 2008. She was the wife of the late John Park Lilcens. competition, elementary school Funeral arrangements are incomplete and will be division. announced at a later date by Crow-Hussell Funeral Home, Submitted photoi · Point Pleasant. Peggy's care has been entrusted to Crow-Hussell Funeral Rusty Bookman, Meigs Local was one of the North Carolina, South · Home. An online guest registry is available at Karen Walker. Jeff Jones. pilot programs for the Carol.ine and West Virginia. I · www.crowhussellfh.com. "We'.re very proud of all Linda Jones and Bill Prater. NASP and began five years fromPageAl the kids who worked The teams are also supported ago. with archers going to extremely hard, they deserve by the Meigs Local School competitions for the~ last . ' Texas, Oklahoma, everything they get," Meigs District administration, the two years. Thomas said the archery Meigs Arche,ry Boosters, the .. WASHINGJDN (AP)-Anextrapcnnyforyourthoughts. Arkansas, Iowa, Illinois, Elementary Archery Coach Michigan, Dan Thomas said of not only Ohio Department of Natural program is designed for Mailing a letter costs a penny inore this week, with the Minnesota, Wisconsin, Indiana. his team but the middle and Resources, parents and as kids regardless of gender or price of a fmt-class stamp rising to 42 cents yestenlay. Thomas put it. "the commu- physical · ability, allowing , Tennessee, high school teams. But folks who planned ahead l!lld bought Forever stamps Kentucky, them to he successful and Meigs Archery Coaches, nity" as a whole. for 41 cents eai:h can still use them without extra postage. Alabama, Georgia, Aorida, The archery program at involved in their schools. Virginia, in addition to Thomas, Sorry, Forever stamps also went up to 42 cents..But buy- Pennsylvania, ers may want to stock up anyway, looking ahead to next May when prices are expected to be adjusted again. Meter Maid Pomeroy Foundry new water meters for the $15.272. The cost to mail a post card will also went up a penny, to Sandra Thorla reponed the · Company, which is not village. Musser said he had 27 cents. located in Meigs County, not and l'fObably wouldn't parking meter repo11 and as .· Other .new rates: pc:rmission .to place a pol- he asking until Columbia of May 12 there were 162 from Page AI • Large envelope, 2 ounces, $1 , up 3 cents. · tshed granite anvil along the Gas Company finished their tickets issued, $2,422.82 • Certifie~ail, $2.70, up 5 cents. walking trnil as part of its · five-month project of gas received from meters, $550 • First-clas international letter to Canada or Mexico, 72 truck: and everything will be "Pomeroy Anvil Trail." The line/meter replacement in received .f9r tickets; $550 cents, up 3 nts. · shared equally including the trail is an idea from descen- the village. from parking permits for a • First-class international letter to other countries, 94 gasoline expenSe: and in sur- dants of Samuel Willis Council changed its next grand total of $3,522.82. cents~ up 4.cenis. ' ance. An employee from ·Pomeroy and uses anvils as meeting to 7 p.m., Thesday. • Priority mail flat-rate envelope, $4.80, up 20 cents. Pomeroy will . water historical · markers. Anvils May 27 due to the • Express mail flat-rate envelope, $16.50, up25 cents.' Po~y 's downtown flow- can be fotind in Sandusky as · Memorial Day holiday. . ers while ari employee from · well as Massachusetts and The Pomeroy Mayor's Pomeroy's Report for the month of . The committee · agreed Middleport Will take care of · Connecticut. anvil will be five-feei-eig~u - April reported fees and colthat the increase in ·busi- Middleport's flowers. Council gave the Meigs inches tall, four-feet wtde lections in the total of · ness taxes was suprising, County Historical Society and weigh over ·six tons. but offered no expl8I!ation tNmPageAl p ermission to erect a hisThe anvil wi II he purchased for it. Gerlach said tl)at ~'!<\\ C.1.f.r. and placed at no cost to the toric plaque f. Water several business owners in · are paid into the village's Middleport have reported Works Park honoring vi11age. general fund. . ""~ ~ I . ~'\ -~~ C6uncilman Pete increases in sales. The tax, James Campbell, .a poet \,1l The finance committee Baker said, is a tax on and educator. ( -· !"r-< Barnhart asked if Musser ~ ~-)~·-~ also discussed a significant profits. Council also gave the had heard anything about increase in the collection of ~AITS fnmu business income · tax for Ret: 1111 Tfs I April, compared to the collection of a year ago. Baker -o.;c. .. A Sloly" presented a monthly income ..,1703pm tax report which reflects an pnsu...,by: increase of nearly $6,000 The Ariel Oenee1s ~s•• over a year ago. Piano Recital The village also collected ._,. 1 Rap,... $120 $14,907 .88 in payroll with11-r1102pm holding, and $35,905.65 in ljlt&ll ltsdby: individual income tax revSllll&flll! Of Allin snit enue. Those figures were 45U:SI!.I:IIe•l• U St.lb. 7Pa• triO)', Oloio Box Oftlce: G8 2nd Ave. similar to the collections in I II , 011 (740) 445-ARTS 740-992-7440 April, 2007. . Plan sales Use of wind energy expected to grow dramatically · LARGEST u:s. On .Apriil 3U, the 'Senate's ers, without Jimits and 'Suhoommittee on ,the :without cheCks. Omst:ituti0n lbcld .a ¥.itally "It .clearly is antithetical lliip0lltant ~ •On . 10 eur constitutional democ"Secret Law and llhe 'nlreat racy." . to Dem@m;at!ic and lUI · IT'his is also . a central .Acoountable Government,~ IIBI n guestion for Hillary Rodham Clinton, Barack chaired by Sen. R u s s e l l l l t c r Feing@ld, 0-Wis. At issue, Obama arid John McCain: igoored illy .the presidential [s the next president willing · to .continue this degree and oontenders, is .a profmund change in the OJCJY >ll01t: •of Elwood (and his boss, u .'S. emnt oHtingly secrecy, in .our laws. Said witness Anomey Genenil Michael whicb the Justice Steven Aftergeed, secrecy Mukasey ), Sen. Sheldon [!)cpartment will be deeply e..-.-rt ., .1•, sm'd oomplicit? ..,........ at llhe li'ederation -of Whiteh ouse, D -n. Amcriran Scientists: that this ~ Monte And iny direct question to Growjng •useiOf Secret law game (a iiidewalk swindle) IRepui:Hican John McCain: "1s iimplicated in .fundamen- "turns .the lFedera.IIRegister WilJ .he· continue Mukasey tal political oontro:versies (that prints 'these orders) .as U.S . attorney general, over amnestic ·surveillance, :into a screen of falsehoods." who has yet to utter a crititonure .and many other Behind the ";pbony regula- cal word about George W. issues directly .alfecting 1he nons Jawless programs can Bush's unprecedented lives and !interests o@f operate lin secret." e11.pansion of presidential Americans ....Secret l aw ·s mce 9/H, the president powers -that is nunured by ewclnde~llbeiPilblicfrnmthe often says that !his actions ..secret law?" delibmltivc process, pro- are based 011 legal qpinions ln ibis 'Senate testimony, II10tes arbitrary .and deviant 'from the Justice Aftergood zeroed in on the .gov.ernment behavior, and Department, particularly power:ful 'Office of Legal smelds official malefactors from its Office of Legal Counsel, whose opinions, wm.acoo.untauility.." Co.unsel. Another witness . he noted, are "generally At dtW very Senate · hear- ··-Jhe_fqre the. !iCnate su~~m- binding.. on the executl_ve ing, JOhn R. Ellwood, 1he nuttec 1m the Cooslltntl.on hraneri. Many 0f these opmOffice. of LegBI •Counsel's was Dawn .Johnsen, former ions may be properly confiDeputy Assistant Attorney of the Office of Legal dential. But others interpret Genenil, provided a st.ar- Counsel. ' the law authoritatively and iling example o!' .the Bush I . Concerning secret inter- in ways that are reflected in -adminisllrat!ion 's justifica- pretations of not only ellec- government policy." ~ tioo for the imperious utive orders but also .of Aren't the American peo·essence of secret law. As . laws, she said the central ple ·entitled to know what !l'e]l!Jfled in the May 1 New . question is: these authoritative opinions Y.ork Tunes, Elwood "dis"May the Office of Legal are that affect our lives ~ Closed a previously unpubli- Counsel issue binding including .our security - in cizcd method to cloak gov- opinions that in essence tell so many ways. But, emmcnt .activities." the president and the ellec- Aftergood cautions us that ~ Bush administration utive bJ:anch that they need "most of these opinions are belieYes, he said, "th.at the .not cmnply with ellisting secret, so that the legal president could ignore or laws - and then not share standafds under which the modify existing ellecutive those opinions, an~ that government is actu_ally orders that he and other legal -reasomng, wtth operating at any gtven jli'CSidents ~ve issued _with- Congress or the Ameri_can ~nt ~a~, he unknown aut disclosmg the new rnter- people? ... This combma- to the public. . , pretalli~n .'_' . ~on - the claimed ~uthorOne of the charges against Vladmur Putm would Jty not to COIIIPIY wtth the King George III to the agree with th.at - but is this law and to do so secretly - . Declaration of America? Responding to is a terrible abuse of pow- Independence was: "altering The Daily Sentinel • Page As Court convenes !the Secret law: Is this Amerim? / 7 SYRACUSE - Gary Lee Chevalier, 59, of Syracuse, Ohio pa~sed away Sunday, May II, 2008 at Overbrook Center, Middlepon. ··., He was born Dec. 12, 1948 son of Martha Barber :, -Chevalier of Syracuse, and the late Paul FrcdrickCbevalier. He was a 1968 graduate of Eastern l-ligh School. ., Service will be held 2 p.m., Wednesday, May 14, 200 at &len United Brethren Church, ReedsviUe. Burial will be in the Eden Cemetery. . Friends may call at the church one hour prior to services. Arrangements are by White-Schwarzel Funeral Home, · Coolville. You can sign the · online guestbook at · www.white-schwarzelfuneralhome.com ~ea¥es affice. 'Some antinoo- ---------------------'--------------.,.--..;.._- www7mydailysentinel7com Obituaries In visit to .Israel, Bush can prevent a war with 'Iran The Daily Sentinel 111 Court Sll Jh... PageA4 .. _ - Deatbs Jean (Hwlsali) m.s Archers · Stamp prioes go up this week Pomeroy . - Finance !:$"b ({,, . ... C:enenteae wttll letter lllet••ell v MEIGS MEMORY GARDENS a• IN �.. OPINION The Daily Sentinel i1 Ohio (740) 992-2156 • FAX (740 912-2157 - · · 7 •• Wihen ~sident Bush 'Vlisits Israel nen week, he , sb(!)ullil ro!lfier tl!l l!ltii.ng duit :aMy liu'lly m:tl!l lllhe U.S. missile defense 111etw~Iik: - .a ~ ilhat rni~t If~-stall an lsr.aeli attadk on lr.an ilihis year. 'Fwo of lt'be most stmtegirca1.ly mim!lod llht:m'bcrs of Co~s 1 bw:w, !Rops. 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Today's Hi,ghln_ght m History: On May n3., ['9ft&, llhe iiirst U.S. .aiimail. -stan:J,ps, ifea1iJJT[ng .a i])ictunc: l0f .a Owlliiss JN-4 biplane, were mtrociluoed willh a face v.alue l(l)f 24'Cellts. r( On a few of me !>taJ:IIpS, !l!he bi.]Jlane w.as pllinted ·upsi.~ die '"linv.CIII.ed Jenny," .as i~ came !ttl lbe .ca11NI, linst.antly lbec•mea.colleotor'l; item.) Onlihisda:te: ln . 1607~Englisb •colenists.arniv.Nibyibi,p.at llibe site of what bec1fiDe -~ Jamestl!lw.n ·sett1ement m V~. r(The .mlonists went asbmne me tDen >cilay.~ In 1:846. ilhe United States lileclaJICd ithat a state l0f w.ar ~ eristed willh Mex.ioo. In i]94(i), in !his first speech .as prime minister of IBtii.tain, Winstoo Olurcl!ill !told me iH.0i.J.se 0f·Omrm(!)Ds, "il have nGthi!lg ltG ·oflfer but blood, t0il., !tears .and sweat." In 1954, l'ilresident Eisenhow.er signed li:ntm ilaw llhe 'St. 4~ce Seaway Devell!lpment Act. In 195&, Vice President llli:bard Nillon and !his wife, Pat, were 5pat upon and liheir lim@usine battered \by rOOks mrown by anti-U .'S. odem(!)OstratcilrS in Cm:Bcas, 'V.enezuela. In il98il, ~lobo P.aulll w.as Shot .and ~usly •wounded in St. Peter's 'Square by Twikish .assailant MChmetAlli Agca. In il'98S, a IX'lllfrentatii0n 'between Plrihdewbia .authenities and the radical gFGUJ!l MOVE ended ,as IJ'Olice <drop,j;Jed .an e!!p]0siVe KJiltO the gn<i!Up 's iheadqu311ters; [ iJ .:p6Qple ,died lin die I1CSIJ1~ fue. Teny.ears~o: PresidentClintonorderedharsh-sanotlons ·~~gainst an unapol@getic India, wlriob had gone Bhead w.i.th .a seoond round of nuclear tests despite global criticism. Five years .ago: A nu~ge ruled that Oldah0ma Oity bombing oon!IJlirater femy Nichols sheulcil stand illlia1 in -state roU!It Qn !00 .rounts of fust-.degree murder. (Nidh0ls was later l.'oonlil :guilty on nfil .ceunts; ,fue 1/fiilstoount was lfm Jbe fetus of a pregnant wctim. Nichols was 5enten<WI tellife in prisan.~ 1be government unveiled a new and liilOie 1001mful versioo ill l'he $20 bill. Algerian army romTIIIITIMS li=d 17 1311Il0pean tmurists who'd ~en kidnapped in l1be Salwa Deselit by .an al-'Qaida-lin'ked terror gt'.(I)JW. _,.o~ Y1·ear ag@: Presittldent Bu~ ~~dea!Pil~~~~ " ' •u.o:; 81lleStew.n se ement m •:trg1lllll Ito ..,...... """ ......... . · anniv.ersruy.o fitsfounding. PopelBenedictlthcXVI,cndiQg.a .five-day Wsit to Brazil, ·~lamed both Marxism .anlil <UilbJiidled capWllism fer Latin America's problems. Canada wonlhodk:.ey s wood chatnpi@nship with a 4-2 Victory <over Finland. Today's Bir.t!hdays: A.cllress Beatrice Arthur is :!!Iii. (lnitic , Cli"e Dames is 81. Actor HaJWey ~tel is <69. Anthar Cbaiiks Baxter is 'fin . Actor Pnmldyn 59. Singer Stevie Wonder is 58. Basketball]'layer ·s lh>rlmBil iis 47. Acter-.oomedian Stephen Colbeitt is 44. Actor 'Rml Vcrica is 44. 'Singer Darius Ruo'kf:r (!Hootie .and !l':hc Blowfish) is 42. Contemporary ChtisUan. musician Andy Williams (Casting Crowns) i s 36. Actress 'Samantha Morum is 3L Rock musician Miokey Madden (Maroon 5~ ;is 29. Thooght for Today: ~A nation .is a seciety united by .a delusion about its ancestry and illy a comm(!)D hatred >0f i.ts neighbolll'S." - William Ralph ~ge., EngliSh religieus lea!Jer and author (18fi0-l954 ). .aJie 232 days • : : • -: : • ' ' • "&:n:s LETTERS TO THE EDITOR utters to the editor ar¥? welcome. They sholll4 be less than 3()() words. All letters .are.subject ro .editing, JI!!J'Sf be signed, and incJ.wle address ,arulmlwhone !liMmber. No unsigned letters will be pJiblislv!d. Lev.ers ~ be in . goo4 taste, addressing issues, not personalities: Le:tterw of tho.nks to organizations and .individlulls will nat be -aooepred for publication. The Daily Sentinel· Reader Servi~es c 1 . . . . Pa1lcJ (USPS21W.) Ohio~~..... Publilhed et;er.y afler110011, !Monday Court · Our main concern in all S1ories Is to. through Fri<tay, 111 be aoc:urate. If you know o1 an error Pomeroy, Ohio. • : •• 7 ~tau , In a story, callll'e ne1011room at (7«1) ~II" Pllid Ill~. 9112-2156. Ttle. ,_ .. hdwd """-- ~ : the 0tWo 'Ne¥tWJJ..-r 04 illltn I. , . . . b • Bend ~ correc- *'"*::. Qurmaln~is (140) 111124156. Olpw'lla••t .ateneioM are: · Pomeroy, Ohio .576ll. i\5' .,.,......,. Sj' News - . Charlene ·HoefHcll, Ext .. 12 . 'llq ' tli. Bnan Reed, Ext. 14 . 'II I llii. lietll Sergent, Ext. 13 -= __ tions Ill The Dol!!~. Sentinel, 111 Court - ....... "111.21 One""""" . One ,_r .,..., 'tUM 10' Senior cr1 Onemonlh One,.r ,- '10.27 '101.W ca---...... ,,, SUI:Mi::41Ms 1lti:M:i ,.,.. il Jd' a • diNd to 1ho Oolly - No oub0 I' oa.., Harris, Ext. 15 acription ·br mail pei n~-.cl in 0o I " 1loloa: Branda Davia, Ext 16 """""homo 1o • ...,. Ia..& Ore.: Judy Claot. Ext. 10 Advettising • • Genemt llitNtger ' Chlntene Hoeflioh, Ell!. 12 • • • • • - .. • • • 7 --~.com • • I , , Tuesday, May 13, aoo8 Tuesday, May 13, 2008 _, 1nelde ..... CoulltJ 13'3226 26 Waeks '6420 52 Waeks '127.11 Oul8lcle thiga Cau·Jit 13 Weeks . '53,55 26 Weeks '1 07.10 52 Weeks ' '214.21 •• 1t0 :giwe lst:ae'l ttbe .ad".anoeil X-bamil mar ~stem that wmu3d enable [sr.ae1 tl'l buldk dmw.n lranian misslles lin llili,gbt. ~h wmulillbe ;an "'!'Jitepriate iblllthday :gift," Hamnan t@ld rme lin .an in:te!'View, ~and would hc'lpensw:e that lsracl sllM"es Ito celebrate its UOOl." liqilally ~t rio lihe lihQI1t run. Kiir.k said, 'ii.t w~uld dtlwer evmyene's ~ .around ll.ran's nuolear .and missile pro:grams" ,and r.oduoe die llikeilihood l0f an lswili .attaok 10n llr.an - er .a jjllint attaok wnb the United 'States that wl!lllld rould luiv.e deva stating wOiilcil:wide ~·cussi(!)Ds Middl~ ·East <elli)lelltS l'""e talked t(!) say llhecl!anoes·<lll'e 56-:ll(i) lihat Israel IWillltcy w .destmy kan's 111uclcar in~tta1lati...,• _ .,.. ~~"' ...__. my :.::--u--~ull• - """"' "'"" <~Mmted :States nmn tit m -'-"6 'S0. rthj'?: ;attan'lc w(!)U]d liOillliie "91:, lt'bese lf:ipllls say, lbccanoe lsmc1 fears ltbat a new U_'S. p!'Sidmt, apl- cially 11 [)cnMoorat, wou1d ~ lin >dt;a~ di!ilomacy Wliith lr.an, 'il'hGse ~ ~011ld tulle !the !lime It(!) ICOil1iinuc ~loping .ancl lihe muC1ear IWCiq)OIIs missilcU.0dcliv.crtthem. Srpmrte limn ilhe 1IUILilear issue, tij:ll.eral Mideast <CqlC!tslit!1Ust -modcnrte~. oot super-hawb - .also ~~... ...__ •"- :ofhnnces --~ • IUU.llli. """' ~ -c-~-- w ~ U.S Iran Wllf 111'-C .....at... if · ·-: · ...Sen. Baraok Obama, 0-ffi., Naval !Reserve intelligt~nce officer and co-chairman of oons claim fuat there is a :the 'b ipartisan House 1ran struggle gGin_g on within the Wonking Group, success.admini-stt:ation over the fully •urged the Bu sh issue between the State and .administration to include :::• Defense departments, Israel in the U .S. global 5 which favor diplomatic .and antimissile networK. ecen0~c pressure on llran X -band radar, !Kirk said, and ~pose military action, would "allow Israel and the and Vticc !President Dick United States to see the .gets elected than Sens . (]heney, who •believes diplo- Earth through a common lliillary RedluunGinton, [i).. !1118CY will never work - as, window" and more than • ...,.,_, iR- indeed, tit so lfarlhas'llot. qu~ntup~e ~sraers warnin 0o N.Y., 1@1' .:oC!lbn MOAAUn, Ariz., !because 1mm may Wbetber the United time against an Iranian nucilge !him a ~weal(" JPI'eSi- States actually goined rin an missile attack from one <dent l(l)n ttbe medeJ ,ef JJ:i:nuny ~sraeli attack, the IUnited minute with its current s;-s,.,__ · States would not a void tern to six .minutes, and "-""""r, ---t" """" lhi m I!Dore ,~ssiv.e1y ;and miscalcu- !blame .and the oonse- allow an intercept with ~atelhisR:salve. •guences oould he dire Antow mis'siles outside Pesslble ll.ranian •ust-s" penhaps including llranian- ~sraeli territory. linclude linspiriqg a Shiite lin!IPired terror~ st attacks !Kirk and Harman perrnilitia t~¥ereflftlell.ragi lhet:e, .all-l'lut Shiite militia suaded a broad swath' of g 0;~~.cJillment, .attaCks assaults on iU .S. tr0ops in influential House Members designed to humiliate lihe [rag and disruption of to join in a letter to Bush IUnited States as its ttoqps Wl'll'ldwide oil supplies. ur~ng the project, includ· ,wtit!hdraw, .an anenwt 'by As an alternative to a mil- ing the chairmen and rank' Jlran,aided !Hubellah llMep- italy -strike, commentators ing members of the Armed ple ilihe g0v.c;rnment o(!)f ')leaded 1by syndicated ·Services and Foreign Lebnon<er~ointHezboUah- .columnist IOhatles Affairs committees and Ramas ,anaob ((!)D Israel. IK!t.:authammer .nd !Olinton arch-conservatives and On llhe IIIUclear fro:nt, lihe .advocate that the IUnited left-liberals. ~0gic for ;an Israeli .attaCk: 'States should .counter 'lran ~s Additionally, Kirk said, <011 &an tis i bis: llsr.ael -nuclear ·threat with Cold he's been "worldng-it hard" m;egardti ltan'~> !DUGJear and War-style deterrence. with 'Secretary of State missile programs .as .a Clinton said last month CondoleeuaiR.ice, i[)efense lthreat Ito Jits eustenoe, espe- 'that <the 1U nited States could Secretary Robert 'Gates, ci8Dy ibec.a use hanian '\tetally obliterate" ll.ran if it White House National President Mahmoud attacked ~srael with nuelear Security Adviser Steven Ahmadinejad ihas eJq>licitly weapons. She also proposed Hadley and other U.S. and declared :intent 1to ·~annihi- e!Uending America's ~sraeli officials in advance ~~~te" ~Zionist ·~gime." nuclear "umbrella" to Arab of iBush' s visit. [n 1'981, [sr.aeli planes states in ihe region to :keep He told me he''s con!bombed II;ag's Osirak . iihem from ·:going 1nuclear." cerned that officials in both uclear reactor, .and !last IIWik, while not opposing countries have o:ther, more September [st:ael <lilid :the 'det=n"", said :that includ- short-term priorities ume ItO Ill Syrian reactor Ojg IJ.sraeJ lftilly in the ru .S. diplomatic moves for the ..... ". --=- .._,_ ....__ ""'.orih · il .. ~, Midea' 1 d uwn ,..,.,w, ,~ 111uw .no miss e-.umense sys1em s peace process an Kama, w.bidh 'W1lll1d '!iCCDl w.euld !be ,a better alterna- research on -short•range Ito 'Set llhe IPfi="JCdent ifer ;an · <lli;V.c, pantioU:Iarly b.e cause · antirocket systems . - lbut <ll1:tlldk <l!RIJinm. "&tetrence only works that these COuld be part of a llleithet IOf lfutlse nuclear ;t\gainst a rational regime" package Bush delivers in poopamsw.as,asel(tcmsiv.e . 1hat would not :risk destruc- ~srael along with the X .as IIJ;an'-s lis ilOday'- .and Ilion of.lits own population. hand system. ·· · kan .already has tested IJ.nui's leaders, on the other To prevent a war, Bush missiles -ciiJlllble 10f <reach- hand, .adore llll.8rty.fd0m. ·should t ake Kirk and iiig Israel. · lK!ink .and Ramnan are llii8IIIllUl's advice. And, I'd &:w.eY.m, an ;attadk ((lJI) ilong-standin,g advocates of say, jf a :Democrat becomes lnm'ls tBCi11tiei; \W(!)uld \be missile defense !for llsrael. iJll:Csident, Harman would <difficWt lfw:anse lfhey .are ~ the 1<990s, Harman, for- · make a great director · of lllUlller(!)Us, 11Cllttered and illlCI1!y !l'anking ,member on :national intelligence. And, buried - which ds why lthc llntelligcnce if McCain. is elected, Kirk 1-stacl migbt .aSk 'fer .a jaint G>mmittee, promoted--ought to be his national «tack w.i.tb 1Wqjlanes idev.ele,pment 0f the Arrow security adviser. · iand ai!iie misSiles. .antimissile . -system, which (Morton Kondracke . is Bu... .a. . .,_·~.o~ ._ -a-s 1now ~~srae1''ii pnmary . . IIi '""':II!g '"'<5""' ·oJY executzve ed.ztor oJ,r Ro ll. !l0ltte lllC:OOonserw.ati;ve defense against !Iran. Call, the newsnaper o.f :r actiwsts Ito &stray lb;an' -s More recently, Kir\ a Capitol Hill.) · nuclear threat before be / head fundamentally the Forms of our Governments." The oath of Allegiance for New Citizens requires: "J will support and defend the Constitution and the laws of the United States against all enemies, foreign · and domestic ·.. . and bear true faith and allegiance to . the same." But how can that oath· be honored if American citizens, new and old, do not know "the legal standards under which the. government.is actually operating at any .gi.ven moment?" Getting back to presidential eKecutive orders, they range. Aftergood points out. from "domestic intelligence activities to protection of hum.an subjects in scientific research. But now it appears · th.at none of these policies are securely established. In fact, ·any of them may already have been violated (or rather, 'waived' ) without · notice. We Just don't know." Sen. Femgold deserves our thanks for holding this hearing on "secret law." As · he says plainly: "It is a basic tenet of democracy that the people have a right to know the law." · Among the enormous responsibilities of the next president 1111d Congress is to restore the rule of law and. not incidentally, the Constitution on which it staJ;lds - and let the sunshine in! (Nat Hemoff is a nationally renowned authority on tlu! First Amendment and the Bill ofRights cmd author of many books, mcluding "The War on the Bill o.f J?ights and the Gatheritt!( Resistance" (Seven Storie.1 Press, '2004 ). Local Briefs Free medical dinic otJered 844-2654. Walk-ins are also welcome. Date changed May 22 at the Chester Courthouse. Cases from Athens. Gallia, and Meigs counties. will he argued before Presiding Ju~e Peter B. Abele, and Admimstrative Judge William H. Harsha of Chillioothe. Judge Roger Kline of Circleville, and Ohio: Adams, Athens, Gallia. Highland, Hocking. Jackson, Lawrence, Meigs, Pickaway, Pike, Ross, Scioto, Vinton and Washington. POMEROY - The Ohio College of University MIDDLEPORT Osteopathic Medicine Members of the Middlepon Comm~~;nity Health Community Association Programs will be having a and any interested volunfree medical clinic on teers will plant flowers in -~r::uth. McFarland of· · COOLVILLE - - Grace Thursday, May 15, from 9 the downtown business disThe court directly reviews · Brethren Church in a.m. to noon at the First trict on May 19, instead of all cases heard or tried in Coolville will hold a rumSouthern Baptist Church May 14. At that time, lower couns in . which a mage sale from 9 a.in. to 3 memorial plaques will he decision is being appealed. p.m. on June 6 at the Torch (41872l'omeroy Pike). The clinic is for those 18 installed around trees donat- The cases may have been Community Center. to 64 years of age without ed by local residents. tried in Common Pleas. A bake sale will he held insurance, a resident of Probate, Juvenile, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Athens or Meigs County Municipal or County Couns June 7 at the Cool Spot in a'ld meet certain income arid may include both civil Coolville . Proceeds from RUTLAND - Gary Phillip Lee, 70, Rutland, passed both sales will be used to CHESTER Founh and criminal cases. away on May 7, 2008, at Riverside Methodist Hospital in guidelines. is made up of pay church camp expensc;s The district District Coun of Appeals Appointments · can be ·Columbus. 14 counties in Southern for children. will convene at 9:30 a.m. on by calling 1-800scheduled · He was born on Jan. I 0. 1938. dn Kay long, W.Va., son of ,the late John and Mabel (Knapp) Lee. He was employed as a steel fabricator by LTI in Elyria. Besides his parents, he was preeeded i,n dea:th by a grandchild; a sister. Margaret; and brothers: John, Jr., .. 'Virgil, and Leo. · need of major new techno- duce 300,000 megawatts of cent share of electricity pro-Bv H. JOSEF HEBERT He is survived by his wife of 45 Years, Dorothy L. ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER logical breakthroughs, said power; compared to about duction "while ambitious, (Howell) Lee, Rutland; sons: Phillip. Vaugh (Tammy) the report released Monday. 16,000 megawatts generat- could be feasible." But the report cautioned Howard, Westminster, M,d., and WiUUIIIl David (Judith) WASHINGTON - Two ·"The report indicates that ' ed today. Such growth Howard, Finksburg, Md.; daughters: Patty Ann (Ricky) decades from ·now we can do this nationally for would envision more than that its findings were not , · Evans. and Linda Kay (Robert) Gorr, all from Elyria, Gerry Americans could get as less than half a cent per 75,000 new wind turbines, meant to predict that such · 'Lyn (Carey) Wohliver, Wellington, and Ashley Brooke and much electricity from wind- kilowatt hour if we have the many of them liirger than growth would, in fact, be · ' Kayla Dawn, at home; nine grandchildren and four great Inills as from nuclear power vision." said Andrew those · operating today. achieved, but only that it is :· .grandchildren; a sister, Donna 'Rollins, Maryland; brothers: plants, according to a gov- Karsner, the · Energy About 54,000 megawatts technically possible. And it :· Louie, Charles and Clarence. · · · ernment re.p ort that lays out Department's assistant sec- would be produced by tur- acknowledged "there are The service wil1 he private and will be held at the oonve- a possible plan for wind retary for efficiency and hines in offshore waters. significant costs, challenges nience of the family. There will be no calling hours: energy growth. renewable energy. And it would require a and impacts" associated ' Arrangements were handled by Anderson McDaniel If achieved, it would he major ellpansion of the elec- with such rapid growth. The report, a collabora·Funeral Home in Pomeroy. It would require improved tion between the Energy an astounding leap. tricity grid system to move energy today power from high-wind areas turbine technology, "signifiWind Department research labs and . industry, concludes . accounts for only about I · to other parts of the country, cant changes" and expansion of power line systems and a wind energy could generate percent of the nation's elec- the repon said. tricity, although the indusliy "The United States pas- major expansion of markets GALLIPOLIS William "Daniel" Wellman, 58, 20 percent of the nation's has been mi a growth bin~e sesses abundant wind for wind energy to accom2030, about electricity by ·Gallipolis, loving husband of Candice K. Wellman and lovmodate an annual growth m · resources," said the report with a 45 percent jump ' ing father of Michelle (Brian) Wellman Miller, died' Sunday, the same share now pro- production last year. · spearheaded by DOE's rate of f6,000 megawatts of duced by nuclear reactors. May II , 2008, at home with his loving family by his side. To reach the 20 percent National .Renewable electricity a year beginning Such growth would pose a He was born May 24, 1949; in Logan, W.Va., and is still production level, wind tur- Technology Laboratory in in 20 18, more than five number of m.ajor cballenges, Survived by his parents, Ira C. Wellman an'd Irene Wellll\3II, but is achievable without the bines would have to pro- Golden, Colo., and a 20 per- times today 's annual growth. who were originally from the Gallia County area. · He is survived by his brother, David (Angie) Wellman of · Gallipolis; sisters, Donna (David) Russell of Delaware, and ·· ·Diana Rarer of Marion; his precious granddaughter, Mikayla Fleming; and several nieces and nephews that he loved dearly. : .. He always promised them eternal love and life in their . walk with Christ. . He had recently retired as ·pastor from · the Christian . Community Church of Point Pleasant, W.'Va. For the past 15 years he was the founder and president of Thunder Ministries, which reached worldwide to establish faith in Jesus Christ He grar.luated from Gallia Academy in I %7 and attended ., . DeVry University in Columbus for two years. . Pallbearers will be David Wellman, Mike Shiflett, Jack Ritchie, Jonathan Rush, David Russell and Colt Racer. Honorary pallbearers will he David Wellman, Jr. and Jimmy Litchfield. · ' Funeral will he at 2 p.m. Wednesday; May 14, 2008, at Anderson McDaniel Funeral Home in Pomeroy. Burial will he in Ohio Valley Memory Gardens. friends may call from 6-9 p.m. on Tuesdayat the funeral home. An online registry is available at www.andersonmcdaniel.com. Above: Kassandra Mullins, eighth grader at Meigs 'Middle School, poses with her 'trophy for placing fifth in the nation in the individual competition, middle school division. Right: Taylor Rowe, left, a sixth grader at Meigs Middle,School, GALLIPOLIS FERRY. W.Va. -Peggy. Jean (Hudson) receives his trophy for placing sec· Likens, 65, of Gallipolis Ferry, W.Va., died, Monday morning, ond in the nation in the individual May 12, 2008. She was the wife of the late John Park Lilcens. competition, elementary school Funeral arrangements are incomplete and will be division. announced at a later date by Crow-Hussell Funeral Home, Submitted photoi · Point Pleasant. Peggy's care has been entrusted to Crow-Hussell Funeral Rusty Bookman, Meigs Local was one of the North Carolina, South · Home. An online guest registry is available at Karen Walker. Jeff Jones. pilot programs for the Carol.ine and West Virginia. I · www.crowhussellfh.com. "We'.re very proud of all Linda Jones and Bill Prater. NASP and began five years fromPageAl the kids who worked The teams are also supported ago. with archers going to extremely hard, they deserve by the Meigs Local School competitions for the~ last . ' Texas, Oklahoma, everything they get," Meigs District administration, the two years. Thomas said the archery Meigs Arche,ry Boosters, the .. WASHINGJDN (AP)-Anextrapcnnyforyourthoughts. Arkansas, Iowa, Illinois, Elementary Archery Coach Michigan, Dan Thomas said of not only Ohio Department of Natural program is designed for Mailing a letter costs a penny inore this week, with the Minnesota, Wisconsin, Indiana. his team but the middle and Resources, parents and as kids regardless of gender or price of a fmt-class stamp rising to 42 cents yestenlay. Thomas put it. "the commu- physical · ability, allowing , Tennessee, high school teams. But folks who planned ahead l!lld bought Forever stamps Kentucky, them to he successful and Meigs Archery Coaches, nity" as a whole. for 41 cents eai:h can still use them without extra postage. Alabama, Georgia, Aorida, The archery program at involved in their schools. Virginia, in addition to Thomas, Sorry, Forever stamps also went up to 42 cents..But buy- Pennsylvania, ers may want to stock up anyway, looking ahead to next May when prices are expected to be adjusted again. Meter Maid Pomeroy Foundry new water meters for the $15.272. The cost to mail a post card will also went up a penny, to Sandra Thorla reponed the · Company, which is not village. Musser said he had 27 cents. located in Meigs County, not and l'fObably wouldn't parking meter repo11 and as .· Other .new rates: pc:rmission .to place a pol- he asking until Columbia of May 12 there were 162 from Page AI • Large envelope, 2 ounces, $1 , up 3 cents. · tshed granite anvil along the Gas Company finished their tickets issued, $2,422.82 • Certifie~ail, $2.70, up 5 cents. walking trnil as part of its · five-month project of gas received from meters, $550 • First-clas international letter to Canada or Mexico, 72 truck: and everything will be "Pomeroy Anvil Trail." The line/meter replacement in received .f9r tickets; $550 cents, up 3 nts. · shared equally including the trail is an idea from descen- the village. from parking permits for a • First-class international letter to other countries, 94 gasoline expenSe: and in sur- dants of Samuel Willis Council changed its next grand total of $3,522.82. cents~ up 4.cenis. ' ance. An employee from ·Pomeroy and uses anvils as meeting to 7 p.m., Thesday. • Priority mail flat-rate envelope, $4.80, up 20 cents. Pomeroy will . water historical · markers. Anvils May 27 due to the • Express mail flat-rate envelope, $16.50, up25 cents.' Po~y 's downtown flow- can be fotind in Sandusky as · Memorial Day holiday. . ers while ari employee from · well as Massachusetts and The Pomeroy Mayor's Pomeroy's Report for the month of . The committee · agreed Middleport Will take care of · Connecticut. anvil will be five-feei-eig~u - April reported fees and colthat the increase in ·busi- Middleport's flowers. Council gave the Meigs inches tall, four-feet wtde lections in the total of · ness taxes was suprising, County Historical Society and weigh over ·six tons. but offered no expl8I!ation tNmPageAl p ermission to erect a hisThe anvil wi II he purchased for it. Gerlach said tl)at ~'!<\\ C.1.f.r. and placed at no cost to the toric plaque f. Water several business owners in · are paid into the village's Middleport have reported Works Park honoring vi11age. general fund. . ""~ ~ I . ~'\ -~~ C6uncilman Pete increases in sales. The tax, James Campbell, .a poet \,1l The finance committee Baker said, is a tax on and educator. ( -· !"r-< Barnhart asked if Musser ~ ~-)~·-~ also discussed a significant profits. Council also gave the had heard anything about increase in the collection of ~AITS fnmu business income · tax for Ret: 1111 Tfs I April, compared to the collection of a year ago. Baker -o.;c. .. A Sloly" presented a monthly income ..,1703pm tax report which reflects an pnsu...,by: increase of nearly $6,000 The Ariel Oenee1s ~s•• over a year ago. Piano Recital The village also collected ._,. 1 Rap,... $120 $14,907 .88 in payroll with11-r1102pm holding, and $35,905.65 in ljlt&ll ltsdby: individual income tax revSllll&flll! Of Allin snit enue. Those figures were 45U:SI!.I:IIe•l• U St.lb. 7Pa• triO)', Oloio Box Oftlce: G8 2nd Ave. similar to the collections in I II , 011 (740) 445-ARTS 740-992-7440 April, 2007. . Plan sales Use of wind energy expected to grow dramatically · LARGEST u:s. On .Apriil 3U, the 'Senate's ers, without Jimits and 'Suhoommittee on ,the :without cheCks. Omst:ituti0n lbcld .a ¥.itally "It .clearly is antithetical lliip0lltant ~ •On . 10 eur constitutional democ"Secret Law and llhe 'nlreat racy." . to Dem@m;at!ic and lUI · IT'his is also . a central .Acoountable Government,~ IIBI n guestion for Hillary Rodham Clinton, Barack chaired by Sen. R u s s e l l l l t c r Feing@ld, 0-Wis. At issue, Obama arid John McCain: igoored illy .the presidential [s the next president willing · to .continue this degree and oontenders, is .a profmund change in the OJCJY >ll01t: •of Elwood (and his boss, u .'S. emnt oHtingly secrecy, in .our laws. Said witness Anomey Genenil Michael whicb the Justice Steven Aftergeed, secrecy Mukasey ), Sen. Sheldon [!)cpartment will be deeply e..-.-rt ., .1•, sm'd oomplicit? ..,........ at llhe li'ederation -of Whiteh ouse, D -n. Amcriran Scientists: that this ~ Monte And iny direct question to Growjng •useiOf Secret law game (a iiidewalk swindle) IRepui:Hican John McCain: "1s iimplicated in .fundamen- "turns .the lFedera.IIRegister WilJ .he· continue Mukasey tal political oontro:versies (that prints 'these orders) .as U.S . attorney general, over amnestic ·surveillance, :into a screen of falsehoods." who has yet to utter a crititonure .and many other Behind the ";pbony regula- cal word about George W. issues directly .alfecting 1he nons Jawless programs can Bush's unprecedented lives and !interests o@f operate lin secret." e11.pansion of presidential Americans ....Secret l aw ·s mce 9/H, the president powers -that is nunured by ewclnde~llbeiPilblicfrnmthe often says that !his actions ..secret law?" delibmltivc process, pro- are based 011 legal qpinions ln ibis 'Senate testimony, II10tes arbitrary .and deviant 'from the Justice Aftergood zeroed in on the .gov.ernment behavior, and Department, particularly power:ful 'Office of Legal smelds official malefactors from its Office of Legal Counsel, whose opinions, wm.acoo.untauility.." Co.unsel. Another witness . he noted, are "generally At dtW very Senate · hear- ··-Jhe_fqre the. !iCnate su~~m- binding.. on the executl_ve ing, JOhn R. Ellwood, 1he nuttec 1m the Cooslltntl.on hraneri. Many 0f these opmOffice. of LegBI •Counsel's was Dawn .Johnsen, former ions may be properly confiDeputy Assistant Attorney of the Office of Legal dential. But others interpret Genenil, provided a st.ar- Counsel. ' the law authoritatively and iling example o!' .the Bush I . Concerning secret inter- in ways that are reflected in -adminisllrat!ion 's justifica- pretations of not only ellec- government policy." ~ tioo for the imperious utive orders but also .of Aren't the American peo·essence of secret law. As . laws, she said the central ple ·entitled to know what !l'e]l!Jfled in the May 1 New . question is: these authoritative opinions Y.ork Tunes, Elwood "dis"May the Office of Legal are that affect our lives ~ Closed a previously unpubli- Counsel issue binding including .our security - in cizcd method to cloak gov- opinions that in essence tell so many ways. But, emmcnt .activities." the president and the ellec- Aftergood cautions us that ~ Bush administration utive bJ:anch that they need "most of these opinions are belieYes, he said, "th.at the .not cmnply with ellisting secret, so that the legal president could ignore or laws - and then not share standafds under which the modify existing ellecutive those opinions, an~ that government is actu_ally orders that he and other legal -reasomng, wtth operating at any gtven jli'CSidents ~ve issued _with- Congress or the Ameri_can ~nt ~a~, he unknown aut disclosmg the new rnter- people? ... This combma- to the public. . , pretalli~n .'_' . ~on - the claimed ~uthorOne of the charges against Vladmur Putm would Jty not to COIIIPIY wtth the King George III to the agree with th.at - but is this law and to do so secretly - . Declaration of America? Responding to is a terrible abuse of pow- Independence was: "altering The Daily Sentinel • Page As Court convenes !the Secret law: Is this Amerim? / 7 SYRACUSE - Gary Lee Chevalier, 59, of Syracuse, Ohio pa~sed away Sunday, May II, 2008 at Overbrook Center, Middlepon. ··., He was born Dec. 12, 1948 son of Martha Barber :, -Chevalier of Syracuse, and the late Paul FrcdrickCbevalier. He was a 1968 graduate of Eastern l-ligh School. ., Service will be held 2 p.m., Wednesday, May 14, 200 at &len United Brethren Church, ReedsviUe. Burial will be in the Eden Cemetery. . Friends may call at the church one hour prior to services. Arrangements are by White-Schwarzel Funeral Home, · Coolville. You can sign the · online guestbook at · www.white-schwarzelfuneralhome.com ~ea¥es affice. 'Some antinoo- ---------------------'--------------.,.--..;.._- www7mydailysentinel7com Obituaries In visit to .Israel, Bush can prevent a war with 'Iran The Daily Sentinel 111 Court Sll Jh... PageA4 .. _ - Deatbs Jean (Hwlsali) m.s Archers · Stamp prioes go up this week Pomeroy . - Finance !:$"b ({,, . ... C:enenteae wttll letter lllet••ell v MEIGS MEMORY GARDENS a• IN �, .LOCAL • STATE The Daily Sentinel POMEROY - Paul M. Reed, president and chief executive officer of Farmers Bank & Savings Co.. has announced that Melissa Keams has been named the Farmers · Bank . 2008 Employee of the Year. Keams, a customer service representative and teller, is employed at the bank's Mason office. According to Reed, "From the numerous recorruriendations our management team received, it was obvious that Missy is universally loved by both her co-workers and her cus tomers. She exemplifies our corporate mission, which is to provide every PageA6 Melissa K1111ms person who walks through the door of .our bank with the best service they could expect anywhere. The board of directors and I want to extend her our heartfelt thanks and. appreciation for setting such a great example." "At some places, the customer isn' t important," says Kearns. "Everything's about the co!DI'any. Farmers Bank is defmltely not like that. For example, it's nice to actually be encouraged to refund afee or two to a customer who's made an honest mistake on their account. "And I love my co-workers most of all," she added. "They make the job so easy." Missy lives in West Columbia, W.Va., with her husband of three years, Rock Keams. In addition to adoring Rock, she considers her six grand children Austin, Travis, Hunter, Rocky III, Wess and Kylee - "the Bomb." She IS a member of Bachtel Methodist Church in New Haven, W.Va.. where she serves as treasurer. · The Farmers Bank Employee of the Year is in part chosen by the bank's employees, wlto nominate deserving co-workers by · submittin~ their recommen. datipns m writing. The award was presented at the bank's annual Employee of the Year Banquet on April 8 . at Riverside Golf Club. Social Security questions and answers Inside Tuesday, May 13, 2008 Seattle crowds rould grow witb Griffey, hie B(i Tribe bhmks Blue Jays, J'¥ B(i . will portray RACINE - The annual David William Memorial day ceremonies Governor. of the Brooks-Grant Camp Dennison, who was the gov7, Sons of Union Veterims ernor of the State of Ohio of the Civil War and Maj. during the Civil War. Winners of the patriotic Daniel McCook Circle 104 Ladies of the Grand Army Essay Contest, sponsored by of the Republic, will be held the Maj . Daniel McCook were Becca Saturday at II a.m. at the Circle, Chadwell, first; Dylan Star Mill Park in Racine. Robert Davis, junior vice . Motris, seoond, and Mallory commander, Ohio Nicodemus, third. Winners Department Sons of Union of the contest will read their Veterans of the Civil War, essays at the ceremony to will be the featured speaker. which the public i~ invited. Retirement SOCIAL SECURITY MANAGER, ATHENS ~ Ohio Lottery changing system vendor . CLEVELAND (AP) 'The Ohio Lottery has decided to replace the vendor that has operated the state's gaming system since 1985, the lottery's director said Monday. Intralot is to replace Gte;:h Corp. on July 1, 2009, the lottery said. "The announcement is bittersweet, because they (Gtech) ha'lle served u s well," said Ohio Lottery Director Michael Dolan. The Ohio LOttery has pro, jected it will save about $200 million under the new contract, compared to the terms of Gtech 's current contract. 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This is not a professional rescuer CPR course, but it is intended for community or lay persons. To register for the course, visit·O'Bieness' community relations office. The course fee of $15 per person is payable with registration and covers the cost of a CPR instruction book, which must be read before attending. The fee is waiv!ld for anyone unable to pay. For· more information, call O' Bieness' community relations department at (740) 566-4814. Winner of Trimble-South Gallla game a1 ·. Winner of Walerford-MIIIer game at (t) Eutem, 5 p.m. (2) Southern, 5 p.m. . --flolcl ~C Championships al NYHS, • p.m. (7l River lntralot is based in Athens, GteecC, and its U.S. headquarters is in Atlanta. It operates in more than 40 countries. The three major lottery system vendors with U .S. .31.113 operations . 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We of a baseball game Monday In Cincinnati. put it together one day and Rio Grande competes at Cedarville -. Challenge ·- BY MARK WIU.IAMS SPECIAl TO THE SENTINEL :·. 5.58 Wlll1h~ (NYSE) -11.18 O.lly atock lepoita -1M 4 -·for . . . ._.of trM• 12, 2001, pro- vided br Ednrd ....... nn.ncial ~ lai!KII. . In Gdipolla 81 (740) 441-11441 •nd Leeley Marrero In Point Pleolunt Ill (304) 174-0174. -.,berSIPC. .. ~ CEDARVILLE The · University . of Rio Grande men's and women's track and field squads closed out the regular season of com. petition last Friday at the Cedarville University Outdoor Collegiate Challenge. This was a non-scoring and the last · chance to qualify for the NAIA Outdoor National Championships. The 4 x I 00-meter relay team, who wiD be competi!l£ at the Nationals, won ~ event with a time of 41.3'5. The foursome iiiGiuded freshman Josh Ki:imer, senior Brandon Il;tston, sophomore David Croom and senior Josh Peqy. 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Blg ' L CIII (N\'8E) -21.43 • Serial number: Within Pepelco (NYSE) -47.35 . · 8ob E - (NASDAQ)- 28.78 Bv ELIZABETH CRull Bl Slim urges NBA to study IJl"!P""'S, Page 82 Civil War groups set · Memorial Day ceremony ATHENS ~ O'B1eness· Memorial Hospital in Athens will offer a Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) course Wednesday, May 21, from 6:30 p.m. until 9:30 p.m. in O' Bleness' Lower Level room 010. This American Safety & Health Institute course teaches · participants · the skills needed to administer CPR to adults, children and infants. Participants also learn how to recognize a life-threatening emergency, how to. provide basic life . support, and what to do in the case of an airway obstruction or choking. Upon successful completion The Daily Sentinel . · . lMry Crurnlphalo R111er valley senior Stephanie Griffith, right, slides safely into third base as the ball gets awa:y from the Southeastern third baseman during Mor:lda:y's Division Ill sectional semi~nal softball game in Cheshire. BY lM1IY CRull LCRUMOMYOAILYREGIS1ER.COM CHESHIRE - · In an effort to spark new life in the River Valley . softball team heading into postseason play; head coach Rick McF.ann made a few tweaks to the lineup. After Monday night, it appears those changes will be sticking around. The Lady Raiders (9-11) wasted little time taking command of Monday' s Division ill sectional .semifmal ~ainst ·Southeastern (6-14), .)UDlping out to a 3-0 lead after one inuing and new:r Jooking blud: in taking a 6-I victory to move on to the sectional fiDal qainst No. 2 WellstoD on Friday. ~'We changed the batting o~r quite a bit in honor of our seniors aDd they did a great job," McFarur said. "We made a couple changes . to put speed and strength in needed spots." Those changes appeared to provide the spark this team needed as River Valley opened Monday's contest with three straight hits highMcFawa RciM lighted by a two-IUD home run from semor Terra Porter Porter finished 2-for-4 at to put her team on top 3-0. the plate with .t he homer and Karl McFann also added a pair -o f safeties and Kaylee two runs batted in to lead the Rose smashed a triple to Lady Raiders at the plate. lead the Lady Raiders to the McFann added a pair of singles and an RBl, Stephanie first round victory. "They came at it agres• Griffith had a double and a IUD batted in, Kinten Carter sive to begin with which is smashed an RBI single and McFann also w,ent the distance in the pitching circle, striking out six in picking up the win. . · RVHS also had a few key defensive stops including a diving grab by Griffith to end.the fifth inning. Southeastern, on the other band, struggled to get its offense going , fmishin~ with just five hits. It also failed to take advantage of the half dozen errors committed by the Silver and Black. Halton led · the Lady Panthers witJi an RBI single in the fifth inning, driving in Weese. Weese added a pair of knocks while Krebo .and Carrell finished with. a hits apiece. was tabbed witb what you hope for. Overall, Jenna Ward and Rose round- theSuycler pitching loss, fanning it was a pretty good eveniDB ed out the offense with a.hit Pln11 . . 111•-.•2 for us," McFIDD said. apiece. Cavaliers beat Celtics, even series at two apiece 11Y TOll Wt111111 , . _ . W!mR ,... .,.,.,. • ._..., _ the Celticno just 12 points in tbe final period. . _._ to Bolton chopped to 0-5 on 8 _.. '"""""• ~•u e~ and ~ to Boston WJtb authority. ~ ~~- soorcd 21 pomts, Jsmmmg m a powerhouse dunk over a defe1llieless Kevin Gameu in the final two minutes, as the Cleveland Cavali.en beat the homesick Celtics 88:77 in Game 4 on Monday rught to tie the best-of-seven series at 2~2. . Still stuck m a shooting slump, James dominated ~ ~ stretci_I and fintshed wtth 13 asSISts - four in the fourth qlllf1er. The Cavaliers, wbose defense has been overlooked. held ,, ,. the road in tbe poi!season, a ~mooing slip for a team that went31-10 on tbc 'road diiring the regular seasou. During a sbolt visit to Ohio, Celtics lost . their momentum, in the series but will now held home wbere they weut 3S-6 bef~ the playoffs Started. Game 5 is Wednesday night, and Game 6 .wiD be back in Oeveland on Friday. James was jll$t 7-for-20 from the floor, but he did everything else for the Cavs, who are attempting to overcome an 0-2 defiCit for the _ . . ..,.:._ 111 82 • - {-the LOS ANGELES (AP) The head of the spans agency representing O.J. Mayo demed any illegal activity involving the Southern California star on · Monday, a day after ESPN reponed Bill Duffy Associates gave cash to an event promoter who provided gifts. . Louis Johnson, a former associate of Mayo's, told ESPN's "Outside the Lines" that BDA Sports provided Rodney Guillory w1th about $200.000 before Mayo arrived at USC. Johnson said a portion of that money · was given to Mayo. "I haven' t seen any evidence of them saying we gave OJ . Mayo a dime, and that has not happened," Duffy told The Associated Press. "I don ' t see any evidence of any other type of transaction. This is what this guy is saying . Obviously his credibility should be in question as well." Mayo, a native . of Huntington , W.Va.. has declared for the N BA draft and hired BDA Sports' Calvin Andrews as his agent. During his senior year at Huntington High School, Mayo led the team to its thinj straight Class AAA championship title _a nd was named West Virginia's boys basketball player of the year. ESPN reported Sunday that Mayo received about $30,000 and ol\ler benefits while in high school and during his lone season at USC, then entered into a verbal agreement that allowed the agency to represent him · when he turned pro. But Duffy said he onl~ ,. ...... . . ,. . .2 CleVeland .· . Cav~Jiers ' LeBron James, right, drl~~es on Boston Celtlcs' Paul Pierce during the first quarter of G~me 4 of the NBA basketball Eastern Conferenc e s e mifinals Monday in C le~~e land . • �, .LOCAL • STATE The Daily Sentinel POMEROY - Paul M. Reed, president and chief executive officer of Farmers Bank & Savings Co.. has announced that Melissa Keams has been named the Farmers · Bank . 2008 Employee of the Year. Keams, a customer service representative and teller, is employed at the bank's Mason office. According to Reed, "From the numerous recorruriendations our management team received, it was obvious that Missy is universally loved by both her co-workers and her cus tomers. She exemplifies our corporate mission, which is to provide every PageA6 Melissa K1111ms person who walks through the door of .our bank with the best service they could expect anywhere. The board of directors and I want to extend her our heartfelt thanks and. appreciation for setting such a great example." "At some places, the customer isn' t important," says Kearns. "Everything's about the co!DI'any. Farmers Bank is defmltely not like that. For example, it's nice to actually be encouraged to refund afee or two to a customer who's made an honest mistake on their account. "And I love my co-workers most of all," she added. "They make the job so easy." Missy lives in West Columbia, W.Va., with her husband of three years, Rock Keams. In addition to adoring Rock, she considers her six grand children Austin, Travis, Hunter, Rocky III, Wess and Kylee - "the Bomb." She IS a member of Bachtel Methodist Church in New Haven, W.Va.. where she serves as treasurer. · The Farmers Bank Employee of the Year is in part chosen by the bank's employees, wlto nominate deserving co-workers by · submittin~ their recommen. datipns m writing. The award was presented at the bank's annual Employee of the Year Banquet on April 8 . at Riverside Golf Club. Social Security questions and answers Inside Tuesday, May 13, 2008 Seattle crowds rould grow witb Griffey, hie B(i Tribe bhmks Blue Jays, J'¥ B(i . will portray RACINE - The annual David William Memorial day ceremonies Governor. of the Brooks-Grant Camp Dennison, who was the gov7, Sons of Union Veterims ernor of the State of Ohio of the Civil War and Maj. during the Civil War. Winners of the patriotic Daniel McCook Circle 104 Ladies of the Grand Army Essay Contest, sponsored by of the Republic, will be held the Maj . Daniel McCook were Becca Saturday at II a.m. at the Circle, Chadwell, first; Dylan Star Mill Park in Racine. Robert Davis, junior vice . Motris, seoond, and Mallory commander, Ohio Nicodemus, third. Winners Department Sons of Union of the contest will read their Veterans of the Civil War, essays at the ceremony to will be the featured speaker. which the public i~ invited. Retirement SOCIAL SECURITY MANAGER, ATHENS ~ Ohio Lottery changing system vendor . CLEVELAND (AP) 'The Ohio Lottery has decided to replace the vendor that has operated the state's gaming system since 1985, the lottery's director said Monday. Intralot is to replace Gte;:h Corp. on July 1, 2009, the lottery said. "The announcement is bittersweet, because they (Gtech) ha'lle served u s well," said Ohio Lottery Director Michael Dolan. The Ohio LOttery has pro, jected it will save about $200 million under the new contract, compared to the terms of Gtech 's current contract. Dolan said sites that seD lottery tickets may . notice. smaller sales terminals. "If we do our jobs right, it will be a seamless transition," he said. The two-year lntralot · contract can be renewed for up to I 0 years and has an estimated worth of $170 million over the total span, It will ~o before the state controllmg board on June 2 for final approval. 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In Gdipolla 81 (740) 441-11441 •nd Leeley Marrero In Point Pleolunt Ill (304) 174-0174. -.,berSIPC. .. ~ CEDARVILLE The · University . of Rio Grande men's and women's track and field squads closed out the regular season of com. petition last Friday at the Cedarville University Outdoor Collegiate Challenge. This was a non-scoring and the last · chance to qualify for the NAIA Outdoor National Championships. The 4 x I 00-meter relay team, who wiD be competi!l£ at the Nationals, won ~ event with a time of 41.3'5. The foursome iiiGiuded freshman Josh Ki:imer, senior Brandon Il;tston, sophomore David Croom and senior Josh Peqy. Freshman distance runner Matthew Spencer was runner-up in the 1,500-meter run with a time of 4 :10.31. He also finished seventh in the 800 with a time of 1:59.67. Croom was 3rd in the 400-meter dash (50.53) and freshman Jordan Gravely claimed 6th in the 400 (51.60). 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Upon successful completion The Daily Sentinel . · . lMry Crurnlphalo R111er valley senior Stephanie Griffith, right, slides safely into third base as the ball gets awa:y from the Southeastern third baseman during Mor:lda:y's Division Ill sectional semi~nal softball game in Cheshire. BY lM1IY CRull LCRUMOMYOAILYREGIS1ER.COM CHESHIRE - · In an effort to spark new life in the River Valley . softball team heading into postseason play; head coach Rick McF.ann made a few tweaks to the lineup. After Monday night, it appears those changes will be sticking around. The Lady Raiders (9-11) wasted little time taking command of Monday' s Division ill sectional .semifmal ~ainst ·Southeastern (6-14), .)UDlping out to a 3-0 lead after one inuing and new:r Jooking blud: in taking a 6-I victory to move on to the sectional fiDal qainst No. 2 WellstoD on Friday. ~'We changed the batting o~r quite a bit in honor of our seniors aDd they did a great job," McFarur said. "We made a couple changes . to put speed and strength in needed spots." Those changes appeared to provide the spark this team needed as River Valley opened Monday's contest with three straight hits highMcFawa RciM lighted by a two-IUD home run from semor Terra Porter Porter finished 2-for-4 at to put her team on top 3-0. the plate with .t he homer and Karl McFann also added a pair -o f safeties and Kaylee two runs batted in to lead the Rose smashed a triple to Lady Raiders at the plate. lead the Lady Raiders to the McFann added a pair of singles and an RBl, Stephanie first round victory. "They came at it agres• Griffith had a double and a IUD batted in, Kinten Carter sive to begin with which is smashed an RBI single and McFann also w,ent the distance in the pitching circle, striking out six in picking up the win. . · RVHS also had a few key defensive stops including a diving grab by Griffith to end.the fifth inning. Southeastern, on the other band, struggled to get its offense going , fmishin~ with just five hits. It also failed to take advantage of the half dozen errors committed by the Silver and Black. Halton led · the Lady Panthers witJi an RBI single in the fifth inning, driving in Weese. Weese added a pair of knocks while Krebo .and Carrell finished with. a hits apiece. was tabbed witb what you hope for. Overall, Jenna Ward and Rose round- theSuycler pitching loss, fanning it was a pretty good eveniDB ed out the offense with a.hit Pln11 . . 111•-.•2 for us," McFIDD said. apiece. Cavaliers beat Celtics, even series at two apiece 11Y TOll Wt111111 , . _ . W!mR ,... .,.,.,. • ._..., _ the Celticno just 12 points in tbe final period. . _._ to Bolton chopped to 0-5 on 8 _.. '"""""• ~•u e~ and ~ to Boston WJtb authority. ~ ~~- soorcd 21 pomts, Jsmmmg m a powerhouse dunk over a defe1llieless Kevin Gameu in the final two minutes, as the Cleveland Cavali.en beat the homesick Celtics 88:77 in Game 4 on Monday rught to tie the best-of-seven series at 2~2. . Still stuck m a shooting slump, James dominated ~ ~ stretci_I and fintshed wtth 13 asSISts - four in the fourth qlllf1er. The Cavaliers, wbose defense has been overlooked. held ,, ,. the road in tbe poi!season, a ~mooing slip for a team that went31-10 on tbc 'road diiring the regular seasou. During a sbolt visit to Ohio, Celtics lost . their momentum, in the series but will now held home wbere they weut 3S-6 bef~ the playoffs Started. Game 5 is Wednesday night, and Game 6 .wiD be back in Oeveland on Friday. James was jll$t 7-for-20 from the floor, but he did everything else for the Cavs, who are attempting to overcome an 0-2 defiCit for the _ . . ..,.:._ 111 82 • - {-the LOS ANGELES (AP) The head of the spans agency representing O.J. Mayo demed any illegal activity involving the Southern California star on · Monday, a day after ESPN reponed Bill Duffy Associates gave cash to an event promoter who provided gifts. . Louis Johnson, a former associate of Mayo's, told ESPN's "Outside the Lines" that BDA Sports provided Rodney Guillory w1th about $200.000 before Mayo arrived at USC. Johnson said a portion of that money · was given to Mayo. "I haven' t seen any evidence of them saying we gave OJ . Mayo a dime, and that has not happened," Duffy told The Associated Press. "I don ' t see any evidence of any other type of transaction. This is what this guy is saying . Obviously his credibility should be in question as well." Mayo, a native . of Huntington , W.Va.. has declared for the N BA draft and hired BDA Sports' Calvin Andrews as his agent. During his senior year at Huntington High School, Mayo led the team to its thinj straight Class AAA championship title _a nd was named West Virginia's boys basketball player of the year. ESPN reported Sunday that Mayo received about $30,000 and ol\ler benefits while in high school and during his lone season at USC, then entered into a verbal agreement that allowed the agency to represent him · when he turned pro. But Duffy said he onl~ ,. ...... . . ,. . .2 CleVeland .· . Cav~Jiers ' LeBron James, right, drl~~es on Boston Celtlcs' Paul Pierce during the first quarter of G~me 4 of the NBA basketball Eastern Conferenc e s e mifinals Monday in C le~~e land . • �Page 82 • The Daily Sentinel Raiders fromPageBI one. RVHS got Monday's con· test off to a great start, wasting little time taking con- trol. • In the bottom of the first inning Griffith led-off with a double and was driven home on a single from McFann. Porte r then stepped ·to the plate and smashed a two-run shot down the left field line to put the home squad on top 3-0. After two score less innings, Porter again came up big with a few key defensive stops in the fourth inning to keep the visitors off the board. After loading the bases, two straight force outs · at home liept SHS scoreless and a McFann strikeout got the Lady Raiders out uf the inning unharmed. River Valley then extended its lead by · one in the Reds from PageBl more than five runs in any game behind Harang. who gave up four runs and seven hits in seven innings before turning hi s rare lead over to the bullpen. Jt . nearly slipped away in a wacky eighth inning. "This game's crazy," Phillips said. "Just when you think things are looldng up, crazy things happen." After Luis Gonzalez singled home a run in the eighth, cutting it to 8-5, closer Francisco Cordero came on and hit Wes Helms to load the bases with two outs. Ken Griffey . Jr. dropped Mike Rabelo's fly ·ball to shallow right field for an error that let in two more runs .. "I've never seen him do it before," manager Dusty Baker said. "That's a first for me. It shows it can happen to anybody. He's as sure-handed a man as you're going to find.". A walk loaded the bases again. raising the Reds' tension level. Griffey bobbled www .mydailysentinel.com ' Tuesday, May 13, 2008i . I fourth when Ward led off with a single. later coming home on a Southeastern error to push the lead to 4-0. The Lady Panthers finally got on the board in the top of the fifth when Weese smashed a single, stole second and was driven ·home on an ·RBI single from Halton to cut the lead to 4- L However that is all the closer Southeastern would get. · River Valley 's defense came through with a few big stops in the sixth and seventh innings to keep the visitors from adding to their score while RVHS added a pair of insurance runs durmg that span. Porter scored her second run of the night when sh6 led off the fifth inning with a single and was driven in on an RBI smash from Carter and Rose scored in the sixth. when her triple lead to a 6-1 RVHS lead when Griffith knocked her · in. Even more impressive than the win was the fact that the team got in the game on Monday. With Alfredo Amezaga's fly to the warning trac~ before grabbing it with his bare hand for the last out of the mmng. "The ball hit off his (glove) heel and he had the concentration to catch it," Gonzalez said. "Other outfielders don't make that play wheJl tl!e ball hits .the · heel, but Griffey isGriffey." Cordero pitched a perfect ninth for his sixth save in as manythances. The Reds are· the only team in the majors without a blown save. The 11omer has fig·Jred prominently in the best start in Marlins history. Harang already knew what the Marlins could do- he gave up five homers in his last two starts against them. Make it eight homers in his last three. Jeremy Hermida and Hanley Ramirez hit .backto-hack . homers in the fll'St inning, and Uggla connect.ed in ·the fourth for a 3-0 lead. It was Uggla's fourth homer in his last three games - · one was a grand slam - and his eighth io lO games. Uggla has 12 homers overall after hitting a Stern wants NBAto review pregames heavy rains over thS weekend flooding the neld, a dedicated crew worked BY JoE MtuciA "It may be that these are that isn't generated by faqs, through the afternoon to ready the field for play and Associ ATED PRESs WRITER .the maniacal rantings of a "I always bite my tongu!l was able to clear the field fan from a different era and because l say, 'Well, maybe just in time for the start of CLEVELAND- On the I recognize that, but you I'm not the demographic the game. su bject of the NBA's infat- kn<;>~ I'm sitting there that likes to be assaulted :by "l am surprised we played uation with pregame wattmg for the next qmnon loud rap, s·moke, pyrote~h­ tonight . It was nothing but pyrotechn ics, smoke and to go off and then !~e fire nics and chemicals,"' be water this morning and we had a group ·come in and noise. commissioner David he_a ts ..up the arena. Ste~ said. "I'm outdate_d, but i they did a great )ob _to get Stern was · loud and clear: satd, so the te!llperature m think it's time for us to sl{y, the arena ratses by 15 'Hey guys, lets look at' it the field ready,' McFann He's had enough. degrees. That's if you can one more time."' said. . "I think they're ridicu· be • ·11 cause you re stt There's rarely a quiet With a postseason win lous," Stern . said Monday see_ tt already under their belts, before Game 4 'of the watttng for the smoke, . moment in Cleveland's , which is chemical, to arena where . the vid:eo the Lady Raiders will get a Cavaljers-Celtics secondclear." screen routinely displays: a few more regular season forward Ben meter registering over 100 contests in during the week round playoff series. "I · Cavs with Alexander visiting think that the noise, the Wallace says the smoke in decibels, as loud as a rock Cheshire on Tuesday and tire, the smoke, is a kind of Bos.l on contributed to the concert. Southe'rn coming to town on ass au It that we should seri- dizziness tbat forced him to Stem, more of a Simi:>n VVednesday. · ously consider reviewing in leave Game 2. Wallace did- and Gar(unkel fan , slys River Valley will return to whether it's really . neces- n't go onto the coun for he's got nothing ag;~insLbip tournament play Friday at sary g1ven the quality of Game 3 in Cleveland until hop and the music app¢Ci• Wellston against the secour game.'' the onslaught of smoke and ated by younger audieJU;es, ond-ranked Lady Rockets. Hi s coniments came just fire had ended. Anderson but says the volume is Q~~ a few minutes before Varejao ran onto the court the top. • River Val" 8, Southeaatem 1 SE 0000100 ~ 151 Cleveland 's over-the-top in his place. . "What's happened ·is ea\ RV 300 111 X ~ 686 player introductions, which The special effects aren't very well intentioned pepSHS (6- ~4) : Snyder and Krebo. include fire - hot enough limited to pregame intro- pie feel that it's their obijg• RVHS (9-11): Kari McFann and Terra that fans can feel the heat in ductions. White residue ation to root their team '(In Por1er. WP - McFann. ~p- Snyder. the stands - shooting out from fire extinguishers to victory, to urge them :... of four swords on the delayed Game I of the they think if you turn up t!te scoreboard . Spurs-Hornets series for 19 loudspeaker it's going ; to career·high 31 last season. Such pyrotechnic dis- minutes between the first help them perform better Right-hander Burke .Badenhop gave up four runs plays have bec.ome com- and second quarters after a even though there are iti six innings, leaving with mon around the league. The m11scot soared through a babies in the building,"lte · the score tied at 4. A throw- -barrage of . fireworks in ring of fire for a ·dunk in said. · · ing error by third baseman Boston is so intense it New Orleans. Another thing that AP Sports Writer Tam Jorge· Cantu let in a run in lea ves a fog hanging over the court for most of the annoys Stern is the nonstop Withers contributed to -t/tis the fifth , and Radenhop's · first quart er. loud music and other noise repon. wild pitch let iit another ' with Harang at the plate and two outs in the sixth. met him once before that in or other gifts. Johnson, " Very frustrating," Vegas, I ran into during who claims he dido 'I get Badenhop said. ''You get in USA Basketball for like 30 paid, also gave ESPN that situation, and you comseconds. He was running to receipts and invoices (or from PageBl pletely yank a fastball (into a car, I was coming into a many of the purchases. · .the ,dirt). Very disappoint. somebody introduced "From what I can see, mg. • and hotel, us, we shook hands and that those receipts were from recently met Mayo, Notes: Florida OF Josh his purchases," Duffy said. was it. This is the fll'St time only knew Guillory through . VVillingham hit soft-toss I've actually formally met "We had nothing to 4o pitches Monday. the player. with that. I don't everi "That's what's crazy. I him ." Willingham. sidelined by a met O.J. Mayo for the ftrst NCAA rules prohibit-giv- know who this Loq sore back, is eligible to time like three weeks ago. I ing college athletes money Johnson guy is." · · come off the 15·day DL during the series in . - - - , . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . . . , ; . . . . ; _ . , . . . . ._ _ _ __.__~ Cincinnati, but his return is With the Cavs leading the Cavs tare about are uncertain. ... RH Bronson 82: 75, James drove past the · pair of 2s that . show Arroyo will start Paul Pien:e on a screen near this series is as tight as Wednesday for the Reds, the foul line, head faked possible . ·. fromPageBl going on three days' rest to Garnett scored 15 past James Posey and then get · the ,rotation back in poslerized Garnett, the points, but only two in tile order. Arroyo is 1-0 with a second time in two years. league's defensive {>layer of second half, as Cavs for· In the final 8:45, James the year. As Cavalters fans ward Anderson Varejao 3.05 ERA in three career had four assists, a 3-pointer erupted, a scow ling James harassed Boston's All-Star starts on short ~;est . Slumping OF Adam Dunn and a right-handed dunk stormed back on defense. all night . Ray Allen had 15 was dropped to seventh in that rattled Quicken Loans Although James is points and Paul Pierce 1;3; the order for the first time Arena and became the sig- shooting only 20-of-78 but the Celtics' Big Three since July 8, 2005 . He went nature moment of this . (26 percent) from the were only a combined 16Ocfor·3 with a sacrifice fly. floor, the only numbers of-40. series. .:Tuesday, May .13, 2008 m:ribune -.Sentinel _,l\e . . . ._ ,. CLASSIFIED In One Week With Us REACH OVER 285,000 PROSPECTS PLUS YOUR AD NOW ONLINE E:flla!l classified@ mydailytribune,com •• Qeribune To Place - ' ca'lf;:J:v. ' .. l\egister. Sentinel {740) 446-2342 . {740) 992~2156 {304) 675-1333 ••• 446-30011 Or Fax To Or Fax To 992-2157 Now you can have borders and graphics .1LJ addedtoyourclassifiedads (.~ 1m Borders $3.00/per ad ~ Graphics SOC for small $1.00 for laF'C)e Monday thru Friday :00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. I0 WRITE Aft ~ ssful Ads Should Include These Items To Help Get Response ... 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Plealil8 flue f8SUnw to: 740--886--7425 Local ,-..,.,....,.,......, JnNta.-. phone _..1-1393 for Skilled Offioe or awly at 1456 Jaoksort Pike, phone 44~ C9263 forOfi_Pa~~~e .are ICe. ._,.,...;unlve wages and ·benefits includ-· h-- · d ior •ng g•nrr UlBUran~ an ••-•ute r~ Dollar' sil· co . mpany sponsored _ train-- part·tirrte .......... delivlry _., ""'""'"' peT"iOO. ver/gold coins, any mg, . health. msurance,, ma1ctoi~ retiremenl oonlri- Applicmt must haye a valid 10Kf14t(f1BK gold jewelry. bu . and driOiilf's iiCOI'-.e, haYo good dental gold, pre 1935 US Faxt10117'" •••po91i~ looli~l·l cuot"- ~~ion ~,·hand currency. proof/mint sets. johncarmichE . ~ . ~ or ~·.. be llbla ""'""' to,_, """ well. rm.ttl-tuk nuDUl diamonds. MTS Coin Shop, 151 2nd Avenue. Gallipolis. ICcareq.com ..fEvaySUndlty- -.:!842 ~ will be iUbjac:t to background chet* before toiring. #you would lb to apply, send w<>tK resume to; P.O. Bar 469, P- ~OOourodCustumer call 740.388-0IIM . K no calis on bo111ff o1 answer. lea.w a message. Time w.mer Cllblit Box 101 . Con can Collect "Up Ill $1.50., t.lr < Nigh1 shift and Day lllolft L cook? AI positions allalllble ove ~.. . - ways 8JCp8frrri'I:Ont1ng Willi Mill/ . , New on-site Ooolof fot" Idea? You mar; be who we enoployeos and 111illr are looklng for. A local comHo.P WAN'IID familia& party is in need of an ifldMd.. • • ua1 who ·io inopioed to cool<. Now t1oal your job .,.ro:to Applicmt 10011 be to wanted to buy Junk eo.._ liio I 100WORKERS NEEDED Assemble cnrofts. wood items.To ~Materials ""'""'icled. Free information ~"'"'"" Jll<i-241-tr. OOt-428-46119 cheddis1 is complete~ mr'~<>-~·osement .........,.. 'vr""""' · . · . Pa~·1ome Dental Assistant. expone""' he~l, but not requ ired · del"I\18T Aesume ·m lnfoCision a ~II Connie weel:end& at a sheller tor women Appr and children. ~--~ntdi,;::,"a orh'""equ"r·wi . r:ll.o<IUUI gh ........,., lent. DutieS include: Intake procedures. answorini crisis calls, shelter housekeeping duties and intoroction with tho residents Applicant industrial t<ltctoen, ~ro ~ntly ond """" ~ ~"'"'-.,.......... lrl"""" and ifWentoJy food atook, Bl people skills. Interested 1~ well as manage incoming applicants may apply 1o: nd . ~ ~ I PO EJtt. 2M7 • ·~- outgoing r•l10nne . . . 8ooo .54. Individual will be reeporlll:ale Gallipolis, 0H 4563 t by May An &cellent Wft1 to &am - - - - - - - - foffoodPfiJPBration.~ 28 money. Arion. . FEDERAL ta11on ond quoNiy t o . Col Marilyn 304-8112·26ot5 ny ato-m. ff You ore POST OFFICE NOW The- POSTAL JOBS AVONI All Aooasl To Buy or $17.89-$2827.11r., now hir· SelL Sniriay Speaos. 304- mg. For applmon and 1reo 675__1-12 _ e_. _ _ _ _ _ ijOIIOfnement job m. ca11 Amoncan Assoc. bl Lobor 1Boggo COntrol, Inc. ~ 913-599-8226, 2~ . emp. growinillndfoo!dnllfofl'ost 081'1'.- ~- ' (4ntro!Technicians's _, male or female. no expe~ . Mustllo...,ICIOiln driving recood trod oblo to poss drug toot Good po.illic 'elo1ions, 11011 moti\1010<1. Able to Obllin post COnliCI wlttoin tho 1iftllyeor - oloouplo~ment . Muott.- NO PHONE CALLS. C"'REERSI " jobo.----., now to baoome port olooo ol the TOP TEN Besl -g HIRING irotereotod in opplying, pleue send yoor........, to Must-._ mo11volion lind ~IBene~~ts. or. Mtig8 lnduolries,lnc. is hiT- 1.a&&..o3-25112 • · ·PIIicod llY . -. not --~---~- wl USPS who IWo&. ex>< ...IIMI - --1or-- ·PIO' l - diplooM or GED. rMume 1o : on-· send MeiDl l - . l n c.f'.O.Ib<307, Syoocuoo,Ohlo-45771. • :::::~=~=:::: ~t'liinQ••ij4:)IIIIDup llid pollllll,. _ , ond IG equipment fu 107-.910< ~- .. Ooost Homo Soaorl\)t ~ - -.,.--·· In Honoe. 740-9!12-5023 - · WV, S7 .00 • - - - - - - - - S7.8! I* ...... o1olll - . Group Homo -lth eo.. South East Ohio is cunont1y hiring dlplomo "' GED, -;;;;;;-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-;;;;;;;;- Home HNrth Aides fof Need aomtol.e to wont 00 Meigl Co., you mu.t be Def !lrug .....,. ond - ovnto1 -me tl1iod or cunen11y 0111 goouncl Coil 1~ ' to: Sontinel, P. 0 . Bar 72H, ....r oxporionao, coli 1 - 215-e358 \U' 8:110 to :00. EEOWtlll """-· OH 4526i. 368-1100 tolllreo 4 oo.-.Send deck. Attached garage. 74D-- VN Schwinn ,A,irdine E~erciser "367-7129 fAX ,OO's of 33,45,78 records ----'-~.--­ 11on at EOE ---~- - t . ... ) 3BR. 1 Oath , full basemen!, -1.5 acres, 1400 square toot, Gallipolis, country setting , 1 mile from new GAHS, $11,2,000 , may rent. 645-- _•so_o- - - - - - www.rj1rucl&:ing.com Willing to babysit in my 4br. 2 AC , Pool. Country home at 4484 SR 2,8, New Haven. $139.500 call Town ot New Haven now Gallipolis a moth·· er of 1, 1have anlam Associates accepting applications for Degree in Early ~~Guardsttoe M~ ~ AugPoous1l Childhood Education. 740"~"at wrmmong . 256-1336 'o\>u may pici< ttoem up at City Haa at 218 Fifth St or Vines & Roses at 401 Fifth St. & ~ii:;:;;,..;,:.,.::-_;;;;;;_;;;;;;;;;;;;~ tumedinbyMay21s1 ~~ OPPoRnJNin Bfter Will help with closing6pm Cost 304'·593-8871 Wanted: Full· Time individU· avallabk3 to assist als witt1 mental retardation at a QfO'"' ..,.. home ih Bidwell: 8a-4p Su: 3:30·1 1P MfTufW!Th. Mus1 have high school diploma!GED. valid Driver's license and lhree years good driving eKPSri· ence. $7.75/hr. E~<cellent benefits pacf<.age. Pre· employment Drug Testing. appt. ' - 441-8202 - -...-~-lol-illo<-n!_ __ 5 10 pos~ion ~==~~~=·~ •NOTICE• 4BR, 3 bath. 2268 sq.ft it 578 Jay Oc Spadous mas1er su~ wl den and lrg wa~-in closet, FA. LA w/ brick FP. Fenced yard w1 in ground pool. $14().,000. ShoWn by L!>Cfll compony oflerini "NO OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHlNG co·. recommends that you do business with people you kn ow, and NOT to send money DOWN PAYMENr pro grams for you to buy you! home instead of renting. • 1oo%financing ··Less than perfect credit throu~ the mall unlil you have investigated the accepte • Payment could be the d :";"~"':in:g·;;::==~ same M as rent. ortgage Send resume to: Bucl<eye (740)367-0000 Communhy SeMces, P.O. MoNt.~· Box 604 Jackson OH , to LoAN · · ~:::::::; 45640 or e-mail to: bcycc· i Locators Opponunhy Borrow Smart. Contact the Ohio· Division of Financial Institution's Of1ice of Consumer Affairs BEFORE you refinance your home or obtain a loan. BEWARE at requests tor any large advance Payments of fees 01 insurance. Call the PftiCe of Consumer Affa1rs toll trEM;! at , ·800278-0003 to klam if the mortgage broket or lender is properly licensed. (This .1s a publ1c se rvice announ cement from the Ohio Valley Publishing Company) r~~ TURNED DOWN ON SOC1AL SECURITY .isso? inga.llnttoo.fCrew~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ -ioprMrnol -lnllo. caring ott~udo. We olio< llluot_o_OhicidriY...-ld - i l l Pill'· ors-andHWoSolu>l fits and ~ ~Aldo troining · Aok obout ""'sign Give us a call or cOme tn to - us. Wo.,. jutlt- o1 the 3,11 ·St . bridge by Proctorvlllo anlmll clinic. COmo jOO ""' lllml 740I!IJ6.7S23EOE Avg. Pay $20.11r"' S57K/yr, inoludes ~~~1 ~~:•:"•· Growing- Home ..... Health . and Subltitute Crew Agencyl A&LHomeCole leadeos. ~ieoCMinjonoidos. CNU LPN• ~orlsVcultodlol work for Lowrvnce ond Gallio · Moigo Counlior;. portMion . --, Old Crew Ad.,behind fairground,3 br.,2bath loghome full basement ,end of Rd.quiet ..f mi from person to 2922 Jacl(son servCyahoo.co m. Deadline Ave, _Pl. Pleasant ask for tor applicants: 5116/08 . organize and manage an mus1 be able 1o wor1l: inde- jG'M ' I ~ cII I ~ \-OCMn Laam Aave n sw~ . Equal Position availablo for an Enoployeo. -Houoemanogono GaHipolis. Otoio 45631 CLA wool< ...,nings, nights and llooldetl oil ·= ~--FOIIiiii.SiiiALEiiili;,_.l 3br, 2 112 ba. & FA , 2 car exc:ellenf'"home time, heaHh 11110 WANIID and dental insurance, •---]:iioil~--.,1 garage t. in ground pool on 3.65 acres @ Greenbrier 401 (k), vacation, bonus pay, and safety awards. Qualified 25 years of exp. caring tor Estates on Sandhill Ad. asil,applicants must be over 23 elderly ladies in my home, ing $160 ,000 304-674-5999 ·1_566 _ _ __ yrs., have a minimum of 1 private!lr.semi-private rooms _or_304_-6_7_5_ year of commerical driving available. Nutritious meal 3br, 2ba, appro~ 1 acre, experience & clean MVR. planning, e~tce ll ent refer· Neighborhood. Pr. · it1o · ences phone numbers ~on Greet 10r expenence w seml· Sunset Lane (Pt. Pleasan!) 304-593· dumps ard roll-pffs is help- request. For more 1nto. 740· 304·8,2-5021 ful. Contact Kent at 800· 446·4300 6862 <462-9355 or 1itl out applica· - - - - -- - - I Courtskte Bar_.., Grm now . seeking qualified ':l~ pooson port Ohio l'lloy Home Heall1o. fo bartendir and 1ood trme, Rodney area. Also Inc. hiring STNA. CN"r . run-- need, laborer, part time, out- Heme Heatth Aides and :;:~ ~: : ; : : : : side house and 1lfd - . Peo8onoJ Core Aides, Full rrne and Per Diem ..,._.. ....-l.. interview. 308 2nd Ave, 245-5027 .... mi age. Equipment f " - l o r Sotll.........--..........._ .. ___ , ..,_ ns IIDJio . W..A NIIID Gallipolis. .- ..... lor Sllte--....-..............-·-·-·-1111 to bOd toouos, IOITlll ~ Pluc tJ 4 61 leiltlc-.g._, ___.........- .......-120 weekends. 0t lnte,..ed, r 1'1:1 t:IWS.ol-..--:..-....·--··..-·-.230 pleue apply in pooooro by " "-ddo,lV ICBRepair-....- ....---·-·-180 l>m0inllt"""""'10:6oggo RIIIIIEIIIIIW.Ild .....---···-..·- - .......310 " Pest "Control . Inc. 110 Bogg& let :toiMINdlon............--.....:......... _... 150 Rood, 011< Hll , OH 45656. • lled·,lltll'ftafWUit&t ........................ ~-..150 : 1'1 " II W. 11~ ..... _._ ......- ....- ........--120 ,. ..... lor .... - ............_.........- ..............4811 ; lpc11ng- ...........- ....- .................. 520 • IIJV'alors.te.-....- ..........--·--""""'720 NEA, tnc. r;~~======~;;;~=====:;-;;;;::====;:~ GUN SHOW I SALE Sun May 18 9-3 Daily Admission 54.00 - BUrsELL"11WIE" 6' VEND0° ••"' $25 ,.. ·~ . Front Sight Promotions, UC ~ C A A C.. 'f L ~ S.,. I!~ "-"""i.iOiOOiiiiiiiiiiiooo.l •!~~~~~~~~R:EW:A~R:D~1~-30(::·90:7-1)4()::3 : ; ' ~ ·~--., -Ho ..... Ravenswood Care Center, 1113 Washington .__ _ _ _ _ _,., rooms. Large yard. Covered regional routes . We leatufe 1110 1 . I! I LOST DOG; Crab Creek area: &Met. shy. shaggy yoong female dog, Blonde with daol<er muzzle. May adopt out if you fell rn love with her but let me ~~"'es as -~~uled -r--;rfiGUI ~rvur Ir" 1....0 References RequirE!d E.O.E. motorcycle & pans, tools, books, old collections of Regional Dump Drivers ever~ lhin g .. 105 Mill R&J Trucking is seeking St, Middleport. 2 :0D·l :OO qualified CDL·A drivers to Wed,Fn,Sat. Ph. 740•591• operale semi-dumps for 6453- =378_6262 _ . .- Found: SmaH brown and foHow L~ 9-4: . (304)273·9236 ...._ _ _ _ _ _.... Star Mill PaOc;, May 13 & 14 from 9 .to 4, and May 151rom Found ~ . in Ca111> Conley 9 to 2_May 15-hatfprice ~rea tamer puppy c811 and day and · dollar a !:Jag. Identify- :l>4-675-6639 AUction ..._, Dan Smith wil .,, 11'50 Discounts. Insurances """"" "' ' """-' Pomeroy.740 Available . Inte rested =~'~:::..---, "992=·5,06e:7,::!!'c: ·!! _ _ __ Applicants May Apply DaB y 0 down payment. 4 bedSt. , 6 yr. old male AustraHan Friday May 16th, 112 mile on Shepherdneedsroom1orun . Willow ·creek behind · 1o good home 304·576- Alltgator Jacks, scrubs, 2704.. clothing. boy's 8-16. -------~ "M)I'llen's 1()-16 namebrands Chihuahua, female , spa)'&d, 3 years okl. 740-645-6987 May 15· 16,First house past in Chester.GoH Free: Female 'foli(ie, Church spayed, healt1oy bu! toas spe- shoes.wood coafts.<lshes, cial needs. 7~ 7 olothes.boys2-6-adult to 2X, oook.ware.lots d mtsc:. LoSr .u.ll D w scholarshin yard sale- i ''NO I'OMFllov/1\fttJou: Col 7oC0-367·7115 lliuWANmJ PI lPN Applicatioos Are Galllpotia C..... Col~ Being Accepted For A (Careers Close To Home) PI/Possible FT LPN 2 Call Today! 74()-446-4367, Evenings, 2 Midnights. 1·800·2 14--0452 Competil ive Starting Pay. _.-w.gallipolrscareercoll&ge.edu Patd Vacation. Pa+d Meals, Ac.cr&d•led Mllmber Accr ethl ing .. 1 1 2 blad< kittens, 1 male, 1 r4 tomale about B old. Cavs ' Websites: www.mydailytribune.ccm www.mydailysentinel .com www.mydailyregister.com Oeatl~ir~ Mayo ' The Daily Sentinel • Page 83 · www.mydallysentlnel.com All re.l.-... . .vertiemg fnthlsiNWI IIIia ~tothrl~ Fair Houelng Act ot 1168 Which rMkel tt Htegllto lldwitiN ".ny ptef&ienoe, lim"-tkm or diiCrimlnation a..d on 1'11081 cofor, teligion, • • t.mllllll mtus or ·MtfoMI origin, or •nr intention to tMke•yluch prwferene., limitlltion Df dt.crimlaatlon.n This new .-PI'!"~ -nt!Y·occept nwte which ts m ......... ... ........ ~of the .... Our intonned 1hlt •R dwellings tldwertiMd In th .. ,...,.,.,., ... lvatl'-bte on 1m equll ~nlty...._ ,New log home. sit1ing on 1.66 acres. custom «itchen. 38A. 2 bath. $142,9oo: Call 740.256-9247 �Page 82 • The Daily Sentinel Raiders fromPageBI one. RVHS got Monday's con· test off to a great start, wasting little time taking con- trol. • In the bottom of the first inning Griffith led-off with a double and was driven home on a single from McFann. Porte r then stepped ·to the plate and smashed a two-run shot down the left field line to put the home squad on top 3-0. After two score less innings, Porter again came up big with a few key defensive stops in the fourth inning to keep the visitors off the board. After loading the bases, two straight force outs · at home liept SHS scoreless and a McFann strikeout got the Lady Raiders out uf the inning unharmed. River Valley then extended its lead by · one in the Reds from PageBl more than five runs in any game behind Harang. who gave up four runs and seven hits in seven innings before turning hi s rare lead over to the bullpen. Jt . nearly slipped away in a wacky eighth inning. "This game's crazy," Phillips said. "Just when you think things are looldng up, crazy things happen." After Luis Gonzalez singled home a run in the eighth, cutting it to 8-5, closer Francisco Cordero came on and hit Wes Helms to load the bases with two outs. Ken Griffey . Jr. dropped Mike Rabelo's fly ·ball to shallow right field for an error that let in two more runs .. "I've never seen him do it before," manager Dusty Baker said. "That's a first for me. It shows it can happen to anybody. He's as sure-handed a man as you're going to find.". A walk loaded the bases again. raising the Reds' tension level. Griffey bobbled www .mydailysentinel.com ' Tuesday, May 13, 2008i . I fourth when Ward led off with a single. later coming home on a Southeastern error to push the lead to 4-0. The Lady Panthers finally got on the board in the top of the fifth when Weese smashed a single, stole second and was driven ·home on an ·RBI single from Halton to cut the lead to 4- L However that is all the closer Southeastern would get. · River Valley 's defense came through with a few big stops in the sixth and seventh innings to keep the visitors from adding to their score while RVHS added a pair of insurance runs durmg that span. Porter scored her second run of the night when sh6 led off the fifth inning with a single and was driven in on an RBI smash from Carter and Rose scored in the sixth. when her triple lead to a 6-1 RVHS lead when Griffith knocked her · in. Even more impressive than the win was the fact that the team got in the game on Monday. With Alfredo Amezaga's fly to the warning trac~ before grabbing it with his bare hand for the last out of the mmng. "The ball hit off his (glove) heel and he had the concentration to catch it," Gonzalez said. "Other outfielders don't make that play wheJl tl!e ball hits .the · heel, but Griffey isGriffey." Cordero pitched a perfect ninth for his sixth save in as manythances. The Reds are· the only team in the majors without a blown save. The 11omer has fig·Jred prominently in the best start in Marlins history. Harang already knew what the Marlins could do- he gave up five homers in his last two starts against them. Make it eight homers in his last three. Jeremy Hermida and Hanley Ramirez hit .backto-hack . homers in the fll'St inning, and Uggla connect.ed in ·the fourth for a 3-0 lead. It was Uggla's fourth homer in his last three games - · one was a grand slam - and his eighth io lO games. Uggla has 12 homers overall after hitting a Stern wants NBAto review pregames heavy rains over thS weekend flooding the neld, a dedicated crew worked BY JoE MtuciA "It may be that these are that isn't generated by faqs, through the afternoon to ready the field for play and Associ ATED PRESs WRITER .the maniacal rantings of a "I always bite my tongu!l was able to clear the field fan from a different era and because l say, 'Well, maybe just in time for the start of CLEVELAND- On the I recognize that, but you I'm not the demographic the game. su bject of the NBA's infat- kn<;>~ I'm sitting there that likes to be assaulted :by "l am surprised we played uation with pregame wattmg for the next qmnon loud rap, s·moke, pyrote~h­ tonight . It was nothing but pyrotechn ics, smoke and to go off and then !~e fire nics and chemicals,"' be water this morning and we had a group ·come in and noise. commissioner David he_a ts ..up the arena. Ste~ said. "I'm outdate_d, but i they did a great )ob _to get Stern was · loud and clear: satd, so the te!llperature m think it's time for us to sl{y, the arena ratses by 15 'Hey guys, lets look at' it the field ready,' McFann He's had enough. degrees. That's if you can one more time."' said. . "I think they're ridicu· be • ·11 cause you re stt There's rarely a quiet With a postseason win lous," Stern . said Monday see_ tt already under their belts, before Game 4 'of the watttng for the smoke, . moment in Cleveland's , which is chemical, to arena where . the vid:eo the Lady Raiders will get a Cavaljers-Celtics secondclear." screen routinely displays: a few more regular season forward Ben meter registering over 100 contests in during the week round playoff series. "I · Cavs with Alexander visiting think that the noise, the Wallace says the smoke in decibels, as loud as a rock Cheshire on Tuesday and tire, the smoke, is a kind of Bos.l on contributed to the concert. Southe'rn coming to town on ass au It that we should seri- dizziness tbat forced him to Stem, more of a Simi:>n VVednesday. · ously consider reviewing in leave Game 2. Wallace did- and Gar(unkel fan , slys River Valley will return to whether it's really . neces- n't go onto the coun for he's got nothing ag;~insLbip tournament play Friday at sary g1ven the quality of Game 3 in Cleveland until hop and the music app¢Ci• Wellston against the secour game.'' the onslaught of smoke and ated by younger audieJU;es, ond-ranked Lady Rockets. Hi s coniments came just fire had ended. Anderson but says the volume is Q~~ a few minutes before Varejao ran onto the court the top. • River Val" 8, Southeaatem 1 SE 0000100 ~ 151 Cleveland 's over-the-top in his place. . "What's happened ·is ea\ RV 300 111 X ~ 686 player introductions, which The special effects aren't very well intentioned pepSHS (6- ~4) : Snyder and Krebo. include fire - hot enough limited to pregame intro- pie feel that it's their obijg• RVHS (9-11): Kari McFann and Terra that fans can feel the heat in ductions. White residue ation to root their team '(In Por1er. WP - McFann. ~p- Snyder. the stands - shooting out from fire extinguishers to victory, to urge them :... of four swords on the delayed Game I of the they think if you turn up t!te scoreboard . Spurs-Hornets series for 19 loudspeaker it's going ; to career·high 31 last season. Such pyrotechnic dis- minutes between the first help them perform better Right-hander Burke .Badenhop gave up four runs plays have bec.ome com- and second quarters after a even though there are iti six innings, leaving with mon around the league. The m11scot soared through a babies in the building,"lte · the score tied at 4. A throw- -barrage of . fireworks in ring of fire for a ·dunk in said. · · ing error by third baseman Boston is so intense it New Orleans. Another thing that AP Sports Writer Tam Jorge· Cantu let in a run in lea ves a fog hanging over the court for most of the annoys Stern is the nonstop Withers contributed to -t/tis the fifth , and Radenhop's · first quart er. loud music and other noise repon. wild pitch let iit another ' with Harang at the plate and two outs in the sixth. met him once before that in or other gifts. Johnson, " Very frustrating," Vegas, I ran into during who claims he dido 'I get Badenhop said. ''You get in USA Basketball for like 30 paid, also gave ESPN that situation, and you comseconds. He was running to receipts and invoices (or from PageBl pletely yank a fastball (into a car, I was coming into a many of the purchases. · .the ,dirt). Very disappoint. somebody introduced "From what I can see, mg. • and hotel, us, we shook hands and that those receipts were from recently met Mayo, Notes: Florida OF Josh his purchases," Duffy said. was it. This is the fll'St time only knew Guillory through . VVillingham hit soft-toss I've actually formally met "We had nothing to 4o pitches Monday. the player. with that. I don't everi "That's what's crazy. I him ." Willingham. sidelined by a met O.J. Mayo for the ftrst NCAA rules prohibit-giv- know who this Loq sore back, is eligible to time like three weeks ago. I ing college athletes money Johnson guy is." · · come off the 15·day DL during the series in . - - - , . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . . . , ; . . . . ; _ . , . . . . ._ _ _ __.__~ Cincinnati, but his return is With the Cavs leading the Cavs tare about are uncertain. ... RH Bronson 82: 75, James drove past the · pair of 2s that . show Arroyo will start Paul Pien:e on a screen near this series is as tight as Wednesday for the Reds, the foul line, head faked possible . ·. fromPageBl going on three days' rest to Garnett scored 15 past James Posey and then get · the ,rotation back in poslerized Garnett, the points, but only two in tile order. Arroyo is 1-0 with a second time in two years. league's defensive {>layer of second half, as Cavs for· In the final 8:45, James the year. As Cavalters fans ward Anderson Varejao 3.05 ERA in three career had four assists, a 3-pointer erupted, a scow ling James harassed Boston's All-Star starts on short ~;est . Slumping OF Adam Dunn and a right-handed dunk stormed back on defense. all night . Ray Allen had 15 was dropped to seventh in that rattled Quicken Loans Although James is points and Paul Pierce 1;3; the order for the first time Arena and became the sig- shooting only 20-of-78 but the Celtics' Big Three since July 8, 2005 . He went nature moment of this . (26 percent) from the were only a combined 16Ocfor·3 with a sacrifice fly. floor, the only numbers of-40. series. .:Tuesday, May .13, 2008 m:ribune -.Sentinel _,l\e . . . ._ ,. CLASSIFIED In One Week With Us REACH OVER 285,000 PROSPECTS PLUS YOUR AD NOW ONLINE E:flla!l classified@ mydailytribune,com •• Qeribune To Place - ' ca'lf;:J:v. ' .. l\egister. Sentinel {740) 446-2342 . {740) 992~2156 {304) 675-1333 ••• 446-30011 Or Fax To Or Fax To 992-2157 Now you can have borders and graphics .1LJ addedtoyourclassifiedads (.~ 1m Borders $3.00/per ad ~ Graphics SOC for small $1.00 for laF'C)e Monday thru Friday :00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. I0 WRITE Aft ~ ssful Ads Should Include These Items To Help Get Response ... 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(This .1s a publ1c se rvice announ cement from the Ohio Valley Publishing Company) r~~ TURNED DOWN ON SOC1AL SECURITY .isso? inga.llnttoo.fCrew~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ -ioprMrnol -lnllo. caring ott~udo. We olio< llluot_o_OhicidriY...-ld - i l l Pill'· ors-andHWoSolu>l fits and ~ ~Aldo troining · Aok obout ""'sign Give us a call or cOme tn to - us. Wo.,. jutlt- o1 the 3,11 ·St . bridge by Proctorvlllo anlmll clinic. COmo jOO ""' lllml 740I!IJ6.7S23EOE Avg. Pay $20.11r"' S57K/yr, inoludes ~~~1 ~~:•:"•· Growing- Home ..... Health . and Subltitute Crew Agencyl A&LHomeCole leadeos. ~ieoCMinjonoidos. CNU LPN• ~orlsVcultodlol work for Lowrvnce ond Gallio · Moigo Counlior;. portMion . --, Old Crew Ad.,behind fairground,3 br.,2bath loghome full basement ,end of Rd.quiet ..f mi from person to 2922 Jacl(son servCyahoo.co m. Deadline Ave, _Pl. Pleasant ask for tor applicants: 5116/08 . organize and manage an mus1 be able 1o wor1l: inde- jG'M ' I ~ cII I ~ \-OCMn Laam Aave n sw~ . Equal Position availablo for an Enoployeo. -Houoemanogono GaHipolis. Otoio 45631 CLA wool< ...,nings, nights and llooldetl oil ·= ~--FOIIiiii.SiiiALEiiili;,_.l 3br, 2 112 ba. & FA , 2 car exc:ellenf'"home time, heaHh 11110 WANIID and dental insurance, •---]:iioil~--.,1 garage t. in ground pool on 3.65 acres @ Greenbrier 401 (k), vacation, bonus pay, and safety awards. Qualified 25 years of exp. caring tor Estates on Sandhill Ad. asil,applicants must be over 23 elderly ladies in my home, ing $160 ,000 304-674-5999 ·1_566 _ _ __ yrs., have a minimum of 1 private!lr.semi-private rooms _or_304_-6_7_5_ year of commerical driving available. Nutritious meal 3br, 2ba, appro~ 1 acre, experience & clean MVR. planning, e~tce ll ent refer· Neighborhood. Pr. · it1o · ences phone numbers ~on Greet 10r expenence w seml· Sunset Lane (Pt. Pleasan!) 304-593· dumps ard roll-pffs is help- request. For more 1nto. 740· 304·8,2-5021 ful. Contact Kent at 800· 446·4300 6862 <462-9355 or 1itl out applica· - - - - -- - - I Courtskte Bar_.., Grm now . seeking qualified ':l~ pooson port Ohio l'lloy Home Heall1o. fo bartendir and 1ood trme, Rodney area. Also Inc. hiring STNA. CN"r . run-- need, laborer, part time, out- Heme Heatth Aides and :;:~ ~: : ; : : : : side house and 1lfd - . Peo8onoJ Core Aides, Full rrne and Per Diem ..,._.. ....-l.. interview. 308 2nd Ave, 245-5027 .... mi age. Equipment f " - l o r Sotll.........--..........._ .. ___ , ..,_ ns IIDJio . W..A NIIID Gallipolis. .- ..... lor Sllte--....-..............-·-·-·-1111 to bOd toouos, IOITlll ~ Pluc tJ 4 61 leiltlc-.g._, ___.........- .......-120 weekends. 0t lnte,..ed, r 1'1:1 t:IWS.ol-..--:..-....·--··..-·-.230 pleue apply in pooooro by " "-ddo,lV ICBRepair-....- ....---·-·-180 l>m0inllt"""""'10:6oggo RIIIIIEIIIIIW.Ild .....---···-..·- - .......310 " Pest "Control . Inc. 110 Bogg& let :toiMINdlon............--.....:......... _... 150 Rood, 011< Hll , OH 45656. • lled·,lltll'ftafWUit&t ........................ ~-..150 : 1'1 " II W. 11~ ..... _._ ......- ....- ........--120 ,. ..... lor .... - ............_.........- ..............4811 ; lpc11ng- ...........- ....- .................. 520 • IIJV'alors.te.-....- ..........--·--""""'720 NEA, tnc. r;~~======~;;;~=====:;-;;;;::====;:~ GUN SHOW I SALE Sun May 18 9-3 Daily Admission 54.00 - BUrsELL"11WIE" 6' VEND0° ••"' $25 ,.. ·~ . Front Sight Promotions, UC ~ C A A C.. 'f L ~ S.,. I!~ "-"""i.iOiOOiiiiiiiiiiiooo.l •!~~~~~~~~R:EW:A~R:D~1~-30(::·90:7-1)4()::3 : ; ' ~ ·~--., -Ho ..... Ravenswood Care Center, 1113 Washington .__ _ _ _ _ _,., rooms. Large yard. Covered regional routes . We leatufe 1110 1 . I! I LOST DOG; Crab Creek area: &Met. shy. shaggy yoong female dog, Blonde with daol<er muzzle. May adopt out if you fell rn love with her but let me ~~"'es as -~~uled -r--;rfiGUI ~rvur Ir" 1....0 References RequirE!d E.O.E. motorcycle & pans, tools, books, old collections of Regional Dump Drivers ever~ lhin g .. 105 Mill R&J Trucking is seeking St, Middleport. 2 :0D·l :OO qualified CDL·A drivers to Wed,Fn,Sat. Ph. 740•591• operale semi-dumps for 6453- =378_6262 _ . .- Found: SmaH brown and foHow L~ 9-4: . (304)273·9236 ...._ _ _ _ _ _.... Star Mill PaOc;, May 13 & 14 from 9 .to 4, and May 151rom Found ~ . in Ca111> Conley 9 to 2_May 15-hatfprice ~rea tamer puppy c811 and day and · dollar a !:Jag. Identify- :l>4-675-6639 AUction ..._, Dan Smith wil .,, 11'50 Discounts. Insurances """"" "' ' """-' Pomeroy.740 Available . Inte rested =~'~:::..---, "992=·5,06e:7,::!!'c: ·!! _ _ __ Applicants May Apply DaB y 0 down payment. 4 bedSt. , 6 yr. old male AustraHan Friday May 16th, 112 mile on Shepherdneedsroom1orun . Willow ·creek behind · 1o good home 304·576- Alltgator Jacks, scrubs, 2704.. clothing. boy's 8-16. -------~ "M)I'llen's 1()-16 namebrands Chihuahua, female , spa)'&d, 3 years okl. 740-645-6987 May 15· 16,First house past in Chester.GoH Free: Female 'foli(ie, Church spayed, healt1oy bu! toas spe- shoes.wood coafts.<lshes, cial needs. 7~ 7 olothes.boys2-6-adult to 2X, oook.ware.lots d mtsc:. LoSr .u.ll D w scholarshin yard sale- i ''NO I'OMFllov/1\fttJou: Col 7oC0-367·7115 lliuWANmJ PI lPN Applicatioos Are Galllpotia C..... Col~ Being Accepted For A (Careers Close To Home) PI/Possible FT LPN 2 Call Today! 74()-446-4367, Evenings, 2 Midnights. 1·800·2 14--0452 Competil ive Starting Pay. _.-w.gallipolrscareercoll&ge.edu Patd Vacation. Pa+d Meals, Ac.cr&d•led Mllmber Accr ethl ing .. 1 1 2 blad< kittens, 1 male, 1 r4 tomale about B old. Cavs ' Websites: www.mydailytribune.ccm www.mydailysentinel .com www.mydailyregister.com Oeatl~ir~ Mayo ' The Daily Sentinel • Page 83 · www.mydallysentlnel.com All re.l.-... . .vertiemg fnthlsiNWI IIIia ~tothrl~ Fair Houelng Act ot 1168 Which rMkel tt Htegllto lldwitiN ".ny ptef&ienoe, lim"-tkm or diiCrimlnation a..d on 1'11081 cofor, teligion, • • t.mllllll mtus or ·MtfoMI origin, or •nr intention to tMke•yluch prwferene., limitlltion Df dt.crimlaatlon.n This new .-PI'!"~ -nt!Y·occept nwte which ts m ......... ... ........ ~of the .... Our intonned 1hlt •R dwellings tldwertiMd In th .. ,...,.,.,., ... lvatl'-bte on 1m equll ~nlty...._ ,New log home. sit1ing on 1.66 acres. custom «itchen. 38A. 2 bath. $142,9oo: Call 740.256-9247 �Page B4 • The Daily Sentinel : 1\lesclay, May 13, 2008 lba tor - UUIII AND ...e. ,_ 3 bed, 2 ba111, lncludol tancl. readyto""""into. Only3e!l a month (wac). 866·564· 81579. _,-SALE :Jlr.& 2bl. dOUble wide, oxc. 001-t.taaelolbeautlful country viow $400.00 o mon111 lor more lnlo. call 304-695-3588 -------...,.see Ohio's iaJVoot Mclbilo hcmo and dou· display. Midwest 740-828· tor rent. 741).446. 2750 4060 or 367-7762 "'JiiNdwost.oorn One Aero W/4 Br.mobllo HEW20014br·2ba t ,700sq hi>mo,ol oloclrtc.Biold,.,., ft from $399 mo. M- W.Va..2 mi. from power 7(0.828-2750 Ptont on.~ rood,nlco In - - - A!>Proot 4 acres, al prolooolooally landscaped. Olylo with 4 boc><Xli1W, M1g room, <lin· lng room, kitchen, large fam. lly room, control oir, gas heol lind tlileplaoa. of 8 large Florida room complotoly cedar opens onto polio & pool area. Heated In f1'lU'1d pool enclOsed by priv.cy foncing and land· acaped. Finished 2 car --to- mymidweslll0itli8.c:om ~~~DS~E~~~ ::~ HUD Homa&l 3 bed. only $17,000! for nstings BOO· $5,0001 Midwoot 740-l!2B· 620-4946 ex ROt9 2750 mymidwest.com New Homa lor sale Fi l..oJs & Ti Hom .,_ ACRFAGE nne e -.-rs , both, t tr.! car gar., 2 acros tot, Neighbomood Rd. o FOR SALE' 219 interest in - .. 30 year fixed. Low , acreage located In Muon Rate. $66,000.00 -- Call Cour<y, We9l V'lflllnia. 2005 Slovoor.John448-t01B appraisals of land with Open House Sat & SUn i~s and separate 5/t 7&5/t 8 2pm tO 5pm. timber appraisal, together, Nloo, Large 2/t heme in see- tolalod, 01'01' $400,000. FAX . . roply1o9t2-236-87'82 nlc qu101 lillbdiY1Sion, great lor hiking. biking and fishing. MOBILE HOME LOT FOR t257 SQ. fL vinyl siding, lots RE•~ ,, '· t031 Georges c-~ ,,_ of storage. , 112cargarage, .. ttttt • concrate driveway. Elltra pal'ktog & room for boat, r ·3br'": largo kJt with sto- shed Large rtlCJ!'IS. WA closet in AIC & Heat pump. IIIOVIHG • _,- SE1.L lion In c. •• Price reduced, •· aoldng $89,90o. A!lf>ralsod b 5108,000 , 1/2 yea!S ago. 740-«t·117t hm JOQ-208·9673 Call. 740· .. t-8232 204 Ann Dr. off RaccoonCniekRd. Ripley, 3br, 2ba, Rancher "" 2 aaoo. , 24x32 2 car . Garage $t39,900or304550-2114 or 304-532-3599 ., r Manorand-AjltS.in Fo< Concrate, Anglo, Middleport, lrom $327 to Channel. Flat Bar, Steel $592. 740-992-50&1. Equal Grating Fo< Dralna. - . g ()pportunlty. on-ayo & Wolkwaya. l.&L -;;;;;-;-s;;;;;;;;~t.; 5 m p - 0pon Mondoy, t Bodooom Apt.. Tuaadoy, Wodnoodoy & Clll (740)446 txltiO Frldly. tllnH:30pm. Cbod Tllu!oday, Saturday & Nloo qulol 2BR opt. Sllndl¥- (7«1)"6-7300 Rofooll- & depooit Bl"'"'-"'!!'_ _ _, ~- No Pets. -t271 PETs r ~ I llouJ!:s FOR Roo' lor 2 bedroom apanmam · • rent in Mid1jeport. no pols, • (740)992·5858 212 3rd Ave. 3 rooms and · (740) ..1-0194 . Apartment, available some 0opoo11 , pus alec:tric, washer, dryer 3br, $540 month, ::'~ol ~ (~·~·~ ~. No - opo. : yaars, 8% APR) tor Hollnga 80().620-.4946 EDC. R027 lor 2 bedroom houoo rent, - 304-6140023 or 304-610-0n6 .......,. Apia. 11 , , • n 52 WeS1WOOd Drive, fT1lm $365 to $580. r 10 llooiuloul Goons I an I r MliOJIAMD15 riftiJO;;;;;;;;;;;~A;;V;;IOS;;;;;;;;;;~ at Hyundal - Acoont ~ Equal pc dinette new tires & battery, needs transmission work S1.500 HarveyRoadMUOII,WV -t 99 Buk:lr LeSab<o 4 OR., 3800 ENG,auto,all power. cold alr,EX. shape $3600 Caii!M9-20451M1ning $30.00. ElY, INTEGRITY, KIEFER Pol' 100 1 nds! cars from Fords,· r" t6X80 3 Bedroom 2 Bath S~recuse Vinyl Siding. Shingle Roof. across 4-5 street bedroom from Ellm View Apartm·ents $230 per mon111. 740-385- Community Building, reler· 9948. ences required. (740}992t990 ,. 2br ..iter w/ 7511 or591-0800 • 2& 3 bedroorn~ 1155 gn>at condition. appl""""•· Asking $8500. Call i MoBILE lloME<; I JET VICE. SPECIAL 20FT AERATION MOTORS GOOSENECK FLATBED Repaired, New & Rebuill In $3999. VIEW OUR ENTIRE Stock. Coli Ron Evans, t· mAiLER INVENTORY AT 800- 537•9528 _ WWW.CARM ICH.O.EL· TRAILERS.COM 740.446· •Central heal &AIC « 1FOR lbNr •WB&herldryor hookup Longaberger Twin 09tB · •All atectr~- all!lraglng Comforter. bed skirt, . 2 bed •. 2 ba111, 299 a month. 2BA $4501dep. $450/rent + $50·$60/mon111 valance & pH low, table run740-448-3570. utllttlos, on pri~r~~te lot. 740- •Owne( pays water, aawer, ner, now wMe ba11lroom - - ' - ' - - ' - - - - - - 645-3592 or 740-367-0654 truh vanity 615-6937 2002 t6xSO Onkwood 3 Bad - - - - - - - ~ . 2000 1&70 2Br at Johnsons Mobile (304)882-3017 ----2 Bam, ..._.M_ & Blue Sola & Chat'rFleetwood 2 Bad 2 Ba111, . Homa Part<. Ceil446-2003 ~':"Twin oak headboaf1j • 199916xSOFortune3Bod2 • $10, Changing Table ·$tO, Bath, t997 14x70 Ookwood 3 bedroom, ·1 bath. $400 Silv<ll. TV 3 Bad 2 Bath. Daytime 388- rent. 5350 depoott. Call 3B8· stan<i'Entertalnment Center9905 0000 Evening 388-80t7 or .:. S20 304-614-0080 245-9213 3br Wooharl Dryer, with a Fumlohod Apt, 2nd Ave, . 2006 3 bedroom 2 ba1ll seo- Deck, in Glenwood, big Upstairs, All UIIIRieo pd. UIIHiy poles, uood good oontional heme S21li per mon1ll lawn, 304-576-32112 or 304- tBR, No Pets, Galltpolia, dltlon, 25'1155' 2.Q0-2.50 o 593--4496 Coli 446-9523 foot 304-882-8247 740-385-7B7t. e =------ 3825 t999 Dodge Ram ""' cab 4x4t500 aorla8 wti1e OYOr lilwer, auto,AIC, pwlpl, C/0, slldlngroarglass,towpack· age, ate. Ouad cab w/4 dr. ,robulft title. 99,976 actual mi. great running. 1a 111 AN' ONcE tb :tal--. PUT A LI'L BRANJ)Y IN IT u INA WHILE ... '-===~~~~~ Stanley TreeTrimming &Removal r YOUt<C'S CARPE NTER SERVICE •Promp1 and Quality Wort peel s JOin. Boston Ferns Now $5.00 Wh' ile they last, over. 10 r Pomeroy, Ohio. (740)992·341!0. www.•• ' cost Sprillf S .a! 5.2 V-8 M~na~~ lllrRtM ctlle~rr AH Filii.-. and Air C!onditioning Syracuse, Ohio "ow • ~1..-1 -r- ./.,. •ReasOnable Rates THE BORN LOSER "Insured ~'( \'E.t.ffillt~ ~--, ·• Experienced References Available! Call Gary Stanley @ V C YOUNG Ill ' ' 740-591-8044 ';Es-TI-lE a.o~­ U~[~OUR ., - ~TO FI~ONE . · .EAAMIU Cli' IIOW w~~m~ 1 IN. TilE ~IS~(,~~~.' ' . 740r378 6 ••• St. Rt 124 Reedsville, OH Gary Curtis- Owner .... - ..... ' £•M Construction 60IN' . • VInyl Siding . • RepiiCIIIIIII'It '' 11 1 SPEH<ING OF POING 5TtJFtl> THIN&S., ASKING FIIJIIIICIS TO IE 1'\'{ ,L ,.OOI(oUT Wl'o.S A. ,. .. Uobt) '• . ,..., . /, &...uc;.tc. .,• . ..,,..... ......,,.._ ... ~ Wlndowa fONEHEAI> 1101/E .. . •Decb 140.000 miles, V-6, run& ' $2,500, (740)992· · •·~ Pole Buildings _ David Lewis • Room Addlllon• · '-.1 ...,..... ........ 11.111Jlail!' tltJ;tbunt t)otnt l)lea•ant l.\.egt•ter and Daily Sentinel ~a((ipoli• rllods~=:-1 18' Cttompion Baas Boot mo111hlng 1TIIIIef. 150HP XR6, custom cowr. .._ .._ ' • Homes • Septic • System • Roofing • Backhoe • Site Preparation • ·nor.er · • Garages • Utilities mpg highway, 80,0004.mi,18 5 2311. - · aloepo - -· $8300 . . .1-7007 RV Servtco 01 Con11iehael ._...... -·. , • Pole Barns Pomeroy, Ohio 7 7 ;~~~~~~:;- H&H MANPOWER Gutteri . ng TEMPORARY SI!RVICES NOWHWNG Production IUld ASsembly wootcn for 1be Buffalo, WVArea All inu:restcd lppliCants IT u~--~~~~--­ .-..e. local hlfM&i w::es fur· ...... r CCManc:IBOY AH'!VPM ofeonco. lnsurad &Bonded Free Estimates: 74(}.653-9657 llidl Wile ln'n EOp. CORNEA STONE CONSTRUCTIOij CIW25551 OK. fll. . IllY THAT Ttl£ MOOTGA.GE atSIS 00 WHO'S TO BLAME? ) FlEE FALL IECAUSE OF J Doors, Wrndowi, Electric, Plumbitf11, ,DrywaH, . Remodsti: lfl, Room Additions . IS IT THE IIIBMRS, WHO DIDNT 100W WH11T THEY axJUI AfflRDf IS IT Ttl£ LENJERS. FQ! PI I LAISSEZ-fAI!E ATTITUlE? (304) fi75-.6975 or apply on-line ill -.pvalley.Ofl AA/EOf. 1 Moacow turndown 2 Garoge ~ 25 llr. Griffin 26 "o.nclng 3 'Spent unwlooly 34 Moon or 35Fti. . 6 Friend of Henri ta. Horoe'l ...... 40 Case role new sun • The North haoo is illusl!ative. SoUth 'l'BtiS one Ilea~. Nor111 responds two clubs, ane South rebids two diamonds. Now Nor111 needs to rebid only two hearts to show exactly three hearts and 10.12 Sllppo~ poin1s. Here, South would i""'l' 10 four hearts. H North's blacf< suits were intefd'tanged so that his tirsl rasponse was one spade, then. """' 1\w diamonds, North would ha\111 to jump to three hearts to invite game with tltree<:ard haart support. Against lour hearts, Wast guesses well to lead his singleton diamond. East wins with his king, cashes tf1e ace, and gives Wast a diamond ruff. Bade comes a low dub. How sbluld South continue? Declarer, with a spade loser to ruff on 1lte boaro, wins with dummy's dub ace. then carefully draws two rounds of. trumps with honors _from his hand. He continues with a spade to dummy's ace, a spade to his ~ng, ane a spade ruff with dummy's heart jiclt, so ltla1 East cannol O'l!lrruff. Bade to hand with a dub ruff or a diamond, South removes East~ last ~'·"*' 43 fcwWIEI o.-· group 27 Glen 21 llichlpn nelghlior 7=-INng 29~ 8 Lu8u 31 Reduce - - ·ot. 9 instrumenls Fertile, . 33 (2 Alamo •• tall 35· J.od< up 36 Calf-length 10 Tuneful CELEBRITY CIPHER by Luis campos c.btyCVe' ~ nmatad from ~s by tarrous ~ , !Utn:I...M Wlfi m ~r. stares 101 rdhel c:v- Today's clue: Gequals P "D GJWCACTDW TJ'XYZKACJX CV PSVA KJA D .GWDTZ UFZOZ BJS TJHZ . DUDB UCAF DXB AODTZ JL LDCAF Cl FSHDX XDASOZ. " • HSODDB IIZHGAU PREVIOUS SOLUTION - 'The c1tarrn o1 baseball ~that, dun as ~may be on 1fle field. ; is endless<y lascinating as a rehasll." - JimMUffay - •. You are an ax~wy good studen1 and, In the year ahead, will have opportunities 10 use both your bmer and sweet e1CP8fiences of the past lo your advantage. You'l prove a person can prottt from a good understaodtng of history. Yoo have to WALL STI1EEi tltDSIS AREALLY. BRIGHT LIGHT) -&..-....;:(1~~ to accomplish your ambitious under11ikings, you'll skHifully ·need to UA bc;Jth your cha"" and wlt. ·Sadly, hOwever. Whef1 It C!Jn'MfS 10 emotional entanglements, these wondertul giftS may Oeaert you. SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nov. 22)- H .......,_ one ~ whom you're closely affiliated believes you are not telling the tri.rth , you could lose 1hi& person's respect . Don't hold tlradt any pertinent facts . SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-0ec . 21) There's a chenoe a longtime pal might tate your friendship for granted and expect you to acoept his or her poor manneni. SpeM. up If you art~~ being taken adVantage ot. CAPRICORN (Doc . 22-Jan. t9) - . Usually you·ro cano1ul to do ft1e right PISCES (Feb. 20-Mot<:h 201 - Wl1on tt to ptt'IONII lnte,_ta, you .,.. vene-tty a CIIIPIIt* m~nager of ygur -'1'81 hondlln; aquatly ~1ant mett.r1 tor anothef, JOU ooukt u-t oom. ..- ""''" ""' • Room Additions • Garages • Vinyl: and Wood Siding • Roofing • Pole : Barns • Patio's: Porches and Decks : -- ~ AlliES (Uilt<:h lt~l 111 - E...,. ' lllollgli your-II'IIOIOiol• ... 10 t1N1 - ldndtr. gollot'flh tho - you -·-~10·-- -~ Long Bouom, oi ..... Donot-. OH IOUP10NUTZ 740-985-4141 Cell: 740-41(>.1834 25+ ,_. ~ fo'rwe fdi - ogolnoltt..~ . .. I 2Doa Vl'&di41day, ~ ,,,Oool ., _ _ things in Of'def to maintain gaod retatiooalllpo. Till& ...., migh1 be ab&ont today. howewer, and • freqt.Mtnt otfender may be more 1ilo<Jgh11UI ttton you . AQUARIUS {Jan . ~. 18)-Becantful ncwt to. • about ~r 1~ to • devloul inCNVtdiJiol who coutd tater UM ·. 1h'- informltiorl agairwt you. tc:.ep aU pertinent lr'rfDrrnatian CllrefUIIy guarded GARFIELD · FerP IE , ... Newa-1 'Ill citl: MARCUM CONSTRUCDON 47239 Riebel Road, All. WRITING RISKY LOAN52 Qi! 00 WE BWtl THE' GOVERtolllfNT Fa! JTS &I 1 (304)~340 Futo: 13 Hutecly 391.11119T-ard ~ 41-YIIIO aunup • 21 Vilcounf'o ouperiar . wood 24Excltenunt 42 4 P1111ails 5 Dooperodo'l tribe 38SL flup PaJI- DOWN 32 Bing Into 36Wetpnoilo 37-out 39 Cruy the unknown could baettfire, ,.o stay in familiar territory where you know how to achieve your alma. Soccaas comes in 81'881 where you hiiW fuund iortunes previously. CANCER (June 21-July 22) Regardless of how vour associates • behave, adhere 1o your high ideals and standards at all times. Make h a point to irlftuenoe them through your e.ample; don't allow their ways to ·tnfluenoe you. LEO_(July 23-Aug. 22) - Chances are ther& will be nothing wrong with your peroeptionli about hOw things should be NO ... THE ECONOMY IS IN A Roofing, Sidinft Soffit, Decks, • ..... - Pass ~~ -- 74NI7..o531! JUl..., .... 2 ., ... the 1"18C8SS8.ry wherewithaiiO handle ·diffiCUlt deWik)pments, bul the 1r'OUbte is that )'00 might no1 apply tt flnanCkll matters In the same .manner 85 you WOUld other al'lairs. . - - - - - - - - - . , LIBRA (Sepl. 23-0cl. 231 - In order Contt- 5 v.n.,- II 1n I East VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sepl. 22) Locttl •74NI74544 PleiSollnt Vitlley Hospital is current! acc;eptin11 applications for a full ti experienced •R qistered Nurses in ~1. Applic.mrts must have a.ment West Yi!Jinil liteme. or eligible Dbtlin. Send-.nesto: =' SUDDENLV, A FlOCK FLEW OVERHEAD.. ·~··· El 740-9112-5929· 740-416-1898: Ext 143 bGist'fRBJ NU.SES North done. However, your implementation SGamtess GUtters Roofing, Siding, Gutters (740) !192-2117 e ci•LL Al'IO I DREAMED I WAS LVING IN T~IS BEAUTIFUL. MEADOW .. Wise Conctete Meigs County Job Servico Office -J>I-111- 27 Same A ustkids 30 ~ink 31 .Use a toucMone could tall short. Don't hava a memory .......·-- plcaie oootact. niSIIod.E1111btiahod1975. Coli 24 Hrs. (140) - 0870.. ROgera Basement " 37 7 Hllp Wit! IIIII T1011ero 741).446.3625 sound 23 High!ailecl H 24 Pile up GEMINI (May 2hJune 20)- Fo18yo Into PEANUTS Recycung 88 w;,_go- home, - - - ' - - - - - - WAIL X f )QFitG ••_..._ 23,2111 ........ _ .. .. 21MII "' 740r99l-7953 740-416-1436 740rS91-4641 U ._.C.reEIII- - ........,.• 7U.zaa2 Et, - :::;p;;,sEs 02 HD Ultra Clualc, 24,000 miles, . !Jtock/cltforne. $141000' 740-33!1-0031 I dri'* games with a co-.WOI'Mr ..no is altemp1· tng to outmaneuwr yOU fol' some type or ~go. Gel tough immediately. -!•.::;11" 740-992-6971 ,_.r, lr ~ rl: t: ~l( 22~ ~HYUK T.WRUS (Aprii20-May 201- Don1 play Years Eip•riel•.,.l ---·-- Voyager, - 53 Shorlly 54 Long55 - l n l e l BIG-NATE . . • Aor:lllnv Plymouth 20 O b i - trump ane claims. Fonncrty Blrbcr ·, Auto l'lrts 99 49 First In jozz 50 a.t the rap 52 - ~- trump, or 1hree o1 a bid sun, or two of a . save on your Heating GREENHOUSE Pass 42 Elolo' 45 liw"""Y This week we are looking at responder'& . game-Invitational sequences. When you are the respooder, hol~ng 1D-12 poin1s, you should be mending fo ilvite game. How you do 1t1a1 depends heavily on your first response. H you make your initial bid at the twolevel, you hava already shown at least game-invitational values, so may make a mirimum rebid. But H your firm bid is at 11te one-level, you rrust rebid two no- Construction Can be insta!IC!I over your e•isting roof InsulaiOOroofslo HUBBARDS Welt Pass 41Fiocll- 56 Ballard ond 57 PUC on 11 Pool11011ds 58 Wintertime The first bid controls the second Residential and New .... 15 Sloomw, to Plemi 16C--cM 11 llild ooth Opening lead: t 4 ........ . - - - - - - - - eng wltf1 great toes. Only 2000 to choose from. Have you priced a John ski $6900 See ck Deoro lltoly? You'll be sur· a ng MCCotRdru at Flowering & Foliage prisodl Chack out our used Gt74 °pol~ rmlck •• 'n Baskets: Bedding & a ~ or call 740~5Inventory at t8001or"""" lnlo. VegetJible Flats WWW.CAREQ . COM ·--~...,...--, 4 m' 'olt'age pot Clll1llichael Equipment. 7404x4 Shru~· & Azaleas 24_1.:. 2 _ _ _ _ _ L.--FollioiliiiiSUEiiiiiiil·- · __ ..:.= Jim~ Pann Equipment Inc. , Open M-S 9-5 ·2t50 Eallern Ave, 2004 Ford Ranger 4 Dr,4114, Closed Sunday Gall""lla, OhiO, 740-446- auto,XIt off-«<ttd T"'""'r pkg 992r5716 sm. 4, 5, 6' and T 3PT. $8995.00. 2002 lsuzu Fmialting .,_..,1or1ing at Sport.2 dr.,auto,aoft top, '====412=5108=1=~ $699.00 and up. Hurry while $8995.00. t999 Chevy r 1llay last. Tracker 5 apd 4x4,$4495.00. Curti• Auto Replllr Rivarvlow MOiorS 2 BIOc:l<s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .~~. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .~• •~ 1• %t ·--· .... I~=====~~~~ .. 112'"-"... = South Room ""'lertllizar!i)e............. - - - - - - - - 304-862·23n or 304-674- 14 ReiNd Dealer: South ·Vulnerable: East-West Tractors, Mowers, TIUers, Murray, Crafts . MID · man, • Briggs & Stratton H-Honcst I • lntegn't Y S-Servtc ·e 10 Years 1-Fo<d.COntotJ',V-6,1811 -.;pr & tan CIOih imerlo<, electric windows, naw engine witt\ 70,000 miles, .... r ......... L-~-~~=~ ~ I~.=~!.'! 7:00 AM 12Comot onllllkipo ' • K ·s 2 •AKQI03 • Q J 10 9 .. 3 . SlOp & Compo~ . Hours 05-13-otl South Hlll2-11l1 " ' RICK PRICE 70U339. 1.. 112 bath, air, full base· S2S 00 C• htung& I!Jil0.e20..4876 • \1435 mant, 2 car garage, $650. area. Coli 740-~189 or .....: ~- $200 00 Sofa EOUIPMENT TRAILERS, 740.1149-2303· .. t-3702 '"" me to giWI · ·away CARGO & TJax](s $40.00 Call H 0 M E SEXPRESS TEADE R JIOil SUE 9632 3 Bedroom House in CONVENIENTLY LOCIIT· C.llCARGO/CONCESSION t41170, 3br, t ba, t owner. Syracuse. $500/monlh + ED .. AFFORDo\ILEI mAILERS. B+W GOOSE· 03 Ford F350, V10 Super must see, too many updates doposft Hud App. No Pets. Townhouse apartments, Hot Tub I Swim Spa Outlet. NECK HITCHES. to lis1, Graon TerTIIOO, $8000 (304)675-5332 weekends and/or small llouses FDA StOOO oft. Huge selection. CARMICH.O.EL . EQUIP· h::grlu~ obo. 446-009t or645-8615 740-591-()265 RENT. C.U (740)44t-1111 NewStyleafnleDolivory. MENT/CARMICHAEL St 3,000(304)882-82<7 for application & lnlormation. Top Quality, 606-929-5655 TRAILERS SALES & SER- Ml-.u; HoMJ;s "" ~ JIOil....u. Remodeling • J04.882-3194 Sen-icing Lawn tion. needsca1aly1ic1XIrMif1vr. Asking $2200•.Call740- Opportunity Provider and Mlcrowavo $20.00. ICing BUI'•'T VALLEY $5001 "l>OU Hondas Chavys E~loyer. size bod $35.00. Free- HOR,SE/LIVESTOCK Jeep. I .,; Cabin In Rio I Thurman standing di&hfia&her TRA.ILE. RS LOAD MAX l'..ll s, , more $375 mon111 304-675-6406 3Bdhou ,, Pom . 58 In eroy. • 740 ltla17 • : 304-773-5861 5 apeod trans, 1st Road to left above Mason GolfCourse I • Garages • Complete 1 Pinch, In nOJ 4 Hoi oping 7 Atrnc&phono 11 ""WestMifkt" . 1111110 6 A Q 52 West East •J98643 • Q 10 • 82 • 9 76 • t . t AK7 5 .. J 9 B t .. Kt076 MONTY • New Homes . 45771 PSI CONSTRUCT!Of'v 65,3t0 mllos, good oondi- I Ford Dleoef tractor, Front end - r . ,_tires, good palnt/ahape. &15-5946 5 or ..Hl941 2967D Bashan Rood Racine, Ohio MASON MOWER 4 row AC no tiU plontor with 3223 15000 North · .6 A 7 • J 5 t • 8 6 3! ::s. ':eS ·v1999 Pontiac: Bonneville & monitor. 40ft. grain - . ,. SSE. $4000 or best ofler. Solo: Baffler C.:pet $5.95 tor lillie giant, t row corousol 379- 215 t or 794-t 098 yd remnants $40.00 & up. tnmoplanter, ~boo< with - - - - - - - Molohan Carpet.. 2212 running gear, -.:co Sticks 2001 Noon, auto, nice & E'as111m /We, Ga1J4101is, Oh 6,00Q-7,00tl (740)256-t352 ctoon. 88,000 miles. S3500 . 7-7044 Evoroings. olio. 256-t539 740.448-2568. Equal 2br Hoose on Rodman Houlling {)ppor!unity. 'fhlo Qomputor-$20.00. is l.lvESIOCX. -------- "'~--~..,...,..,.. . . ~ _" s· )f~~;(- ow!!!:~~l.,_, wormed. "•-• ri'UW'I'I ~ ~ H - 6679 no pets, (740)992·5858 Ridge Rd .. $400 deposit, institution Wont to buy a lloctric OOr1Hbly ~.., =:~~wormed •r 2!lA apt. also, • 411< house Phillip Alder Talcing appf-: Modem 1BR, no pets, $295/renl AKC Gorman Shophonl Polled Herafonl bulls for l - water. $200/dep.· puppies. !>'li/D8. sale, (740)949-2tll3 448-3611 $400 each. 740-418-7767. . AJ<C Yortcie pUpa, motes Reg~ B4ad< AnguS bulls t411 V..;o;;.:: 00-$t300. 7 2 Bedrooms, CIA, 1 f/2 Bath, Aduft POOl & Babjl CKC Reg Miniature Pool, Pallo, Start $42sn.lo. Pinschers, 7 weeks' old, Pomeroy, Ohio No Pall, Lease P1us allots, 140-388JIOilSUE ':=;;::::;:;;:::;;~ Secuily Depoll1 Roquirod, .:.81BBr-=-~--.,· ..__ _iiiiiiii.__, r 1 and 2 bedroom apart· and unlur· nlshad, and houses in Pomeroy and Middleport, .a~rity doposii!OQ\Iired no (740)367~7 pots, 740-992•22 t 8 ' FoR SUE · TWin Rivers T.- 15 IOCOil1- _ tBR Apt. in Spring Val~. ing OJIIlicotions lor woiting WID hootwps. Vis~ lis11orH,.,..,Ibsidized, t-llr . Rotlred- trucl< driYar www.&pring-valley-proper- apartment tor the e1 'lqlllp :•Ill af Almost lies.com or call~ elderiyldisoblod, call 675- g ; - prices 304-675- ba1h, fuMished, no ruots, ~· Aent + Dep. 740-441.0245 ACROSS Tranam-., Now Riml, Tirae & Point. 2002 Ham Top For CJ7 Jeep, 2003 Kaweuld mule, Cal 9492305 tor lntormlllon. IQISu..E NEA Crossword Puzzht BRIDGE ------ ·----- _____• I!:-. I- - riO master. Updates include, Bor!Jer carpet. appliances. r ";;;'R;.:;" .--- The Daily Sentinel • Page 85 Uwtng t and 2 NEW AND USED STEEL John 0.. A t!M7 11ac:tor, Btdooom Apto. at VtHage Steel Beams, P i p e - Elec:tric Start H~ & Low quiet,304J73.5550188ZM18 or 709-1857 and finiahad & hoatod 3 car Now 3 Bed10om homos from Toldng applicalioo>a tor 2BR, garage unattac:Md. $214.36 per mon111. lnoudes no poll, $275/month E•• 1 0nt condition ready 10 many IW8dos. delivery & Includes wale< and .....r. """"' ln. $255,000.00, C.ll: set-up. (740)365-2434 S200 dap. -3611 (740)94!1-2217 www.mYdallysentinel.com · ALLEVOOP 1\bluii!Ms JIOilSUE Advertise in this space for $64 per month - - - - --,---..,.-.;_· I I' I I r---...;.-,_.,., -1! 1-T'L_,U_Q;.,-.1..,r.,., ~ L......L.-1'-..L...J--1;, • PR~~~u:~~;LfffiRS • IN ~~:IN~~~f lETTEtS 1• 1~ 1• r 1• r 1 I I I I I I ·I 1iCaAUlETS ANSWERS 5112101 Otnlb - Slflllt- Moulb - CiiDdi-.WBJal "Miniage," @lmiY lomnd tile ani] mud, "ii ..._... ptlllple le••oe OIIC. Tbt: trouble fllldl lff4llll dJey lEy lfl tilctWe WHJCHoae." ARLO&JANIS �Page B4 • The Daily Sentinel : 1\lesclay, May 13, 2008 lba tor - UUIII AND ...e. ,_ 3 bed, 2 ba111, lncludol tancl. readyto""""into. Only3e!l a month (wac). 866·564· 81579. _,-SALE :Jlr.& 2bl. dOUble wide, oxc. 001-t.taaelolbeautlful country viow $400.00 o mon111 lor more lnlo. call 304-695-3588 -------...,.see Ohio's iaJVoot Mclbilo hcmo and dou· display. Midwest 740-828· tor rent. 741).446. 2750 4060 or 367-7762 "'JiiNdwost.oorn One Aero W/4 Br.mobllo HEW20014br·2ba t ,700sq hi>mo,ol oloclrtc.Biold,.,., ft from $399 mo. M- W.Va..2 mi. from power 7(0.828-2750 Ptont on.~ rood,nlco In - - - A!>Proot 4 acres, al prolooolooally landscaped. Olylo with 4 boc><Xli1W, M1g room, <lin· lng room, kitchen, large fam. lly room, control oir, gas heol lind tlileplaoa. of 8 large Florida room complotoly cedar opens onto polio & pool area. Heated In f1'lU'1d pool enclOsed by priv.cy foncing and land· acaped. Finished 2 car --to- mymidweslll0itli8.c:om ~~~DS~E~~~ ::~ HUD Homa&l 3 bed. only $17,000! for nstings BOO· $5,0001 Midwoot 740-l!2B· 620-4946 ex ROt9 2750 mymidwest.com New Homa lor sale Fi l..oJs & Ti Hom .,_ ACRFAGE nne e -.-rs , both, t tr.! car gar., 2 acros tot, Neighbomood Rd. o FOR SALE' 219 interest in - .. 30 year fixed. Low , acreage located In Muon Rate. $66,000.00 -- Call Cour<y, We9l V'lflllnia. 2005 Slovoor.John448-t01B appraisals of land with Open House Sat & SUn i~s and separate 5/t 7&5/t 8 2pm tO 5pm. timber appraisal, together, Nloo, Large 2/t heme in see- tolalod, 01'01' $400,000. FAX . . roply1o9t2-236-87'82 nlc qu101 lillbdiY1Sion, great lor hiking. biking and fishing. MOBILE HOME LOT FOR t257 SQ. fL vinyl siding, lots RE•~ ,, '· t031 Georges c-~ ,,_ of storage. , 112cargarage, .. ttttt • concrate driveway. Elltra pal'ktog & room for boat, r ·3br'": largo kJt with sto- shed Large rtlCJ!'IS. WA closet in AIC & Heat pump. IIIOVIHG • _,- SE1.L lion In c. •• Price reduced, •· aoldng $89,90o. A!lf>ralsod b 5108,000 , 1/2 yea!S ago. 740-«t·117t hm JOQ-208·9673 Call. 740· .. t-8232 204 Ann Dr. off RaccoonCniekRd. Ripley, 3br, 2ba, Rancher "" 2 aaoo. , 24x32 2 car . Garage $t39,900or304550-2114 or 304-532-3599 ., r Manorand-AjltS.in Fo< Concrate, Anglo, Middleport, lrom $327 to Channel. Flat Bar, Steel $592. 740-992-50&1. Equal Grating Fo< Dralna. - . g ()pportunlty. on-ayo & Wolkwaya. l.&L -;;;;;-;-s;;;;;;;;~t.; 5 m p - 0pon Mondoy, t Bodooom Apt.. Tuaadoy, Wodnoodoy & Clll (740)446 txltiO Frldly. tllnH:30pm. Cbod Tllu!oday, Saturday & Nloo qulol 2BR opt. Sllndl¥- (7«1)"6-7300 Rofooll- & depooit Bl"'"'-"'!!'_ _ _, ~- No Pets. -t271 PETs r ~ I llouJ!:s FOR Roo' lor 2 bedroom apanmam · • rent in Mid1jeport. no pols, • (740)992·5858 212 3rd Ave. 3 rooms and · (740) ..1-0194 . Apartment, available some 0opoo11 , pus alec:tric, washer, dryer 3br, $540 month, ::'~ol ~ (~·~·~ ~. No - opo. : yaars, 8% APR) tor Hollnga 80().620-.4946 EDC. R027 lor 2 bedroom houoo rent, - 304-6140023 or 304-610-0n6 .......,. Apia. 11 , , • n 52 WeS1WOOd Drive, fT1lm $365 to $580. r 10 llooiuloul Goons I an I r MliOJIAMD15 riftiJO;;;;;;;;;;;~A;;V;;IOS;;;;;;;;;;~ at Hyundal - Acoont ~ Equal pc dinette new tires & battery, needs transmission work S1.500 HarveyRoadMUOII,WV -t 99 Buk:lr LeSab<o 4 OR., 3800 ENG,auto,all power. cold alr,EX. shape $3600 Caii!M9-20451M1ning $30.00. ElY, INTEGRITY, KIEFER Pol' 100 1 nds! cars from Fords,· r" t6X80 3 Bedroom 2 Bath S~recuse Vinyl Siding. Shingle Roof. across 4-5 street bedroom from Ellm View Apartm·ents $230 per mon111. 740-385- Community Building, reler· 9948. ences required. (740}992t990 ,. 2br ..iter w/ 7511 or591-0800 • 2& 3 bedroorn~ 1155 gn>at condition. appl""""•· Asking $8500. Call i MoBILE lloME<; I JET VICE. SPECIAL 20FT AERATION MOTORS GOOSENECK FLATBED Repaired, New & Rebuill In $3999. VIEW OUR ENTIRE Stock. Coli Ron Evans, t· mAiLER INVENTORY AT 800- 537•9528 _ WWW.CARM ICH.O.EL· TRAILERS.COM 740.446· •Central heal &AIC « 1FOR lbNr •WB&herldryor hookup Longaberger Twin 09tB · •All atectr~- all!lraglng Comforter. bed skirt, . 2 bed •. 2 ba111, 299 a month. 2BA $4501dep. $450/rent + $50·$60/mon111 valance & pH low, table run740-448-3570. utllttlos, on pri~r~~te lot. 740- •Owne( pays water, aawer, ner, now wMe ba11lroom - - ' - ' - - ' - - - - - - 645-3592 or 740-367-0654 truh vanity 615-6937 2002 t6xSO Onkwood 3 Bad - - - - - - - ~ . 2000 1&70 2Br at Johnsons Mobile (304)882-3017 ----2 Bam, ..._.M_ & Blue Sola & Chat'rFleetwood 2 Bad 2 Ba111, . Homa Part<. Ceil446-2003 ~':"Twin oak headboaf1j • 199916xSOFortune3Bod2 • $10, Changing Table ·$tO, Bath, t997 14x70 Ookwood 3 bedroom, ·1 bath. $400 Silv<ll. TV 3 Bad 2 Bath. Daytime 388- rent. 5350 depoott. Call 3B8· stan<i'Entertalnment Center9905 0000 Evening 388-80t7 or .:. S20 304-614-0080 245-9213 3br Wooharl Dryer, with a Fumlohod Apt, 2nd Ave, . 2006 3 bedroom 2 ba1ll seo- Deck, in Glenwood, big Upstairs, All UIIIRieo pd. UIIHiy poles, uood good oontional heme S21li per mon1ll lawn, 304-576-32112 or 304- tBR, No Pets, Galltpolia, dltlon, 25'1155' 2.Q0-2.50 o 593--4496 Coli 446-9523 foot 304-882-8247 740-385-7B7t. e =------ 3825 t999 Dodge Ram ""' cab 4x4t500 aorla8 wti1e OYOr lilwer, auto,AIC, pwlpl, C/0, slldlngroarglass,towpack· age, ate. Ouad cab w/4 dr. ,robulft title. 99,976 actual mi. great running. 1a 111 AN' ONcE tb :tal--. PUT A LI'L BRANJ)Y IN IT u INA WHILE ... '-===~~~~~ Stanley TreeTrimming &Removal r YOUt<C'S CARPE NTER SERVICE •Promp1 and Quality Wort peel s JOin. Boston Ferns Now $5.00 Wh' ile they last, over. 10 r Pomeroy, Ohio. (740)992·341!0. www.•• ' cost Sprillf S .a! 5.2 V-8 M~na~~ lllrRtM ctlle~rr AH Filii.-. and Air C!onditioning Syracuse, Ohio "ow • ~1..-1 -r- ./.,. •ReasOnable Rates THE BORN LOSER "Insured ~'( \'E.t.ffillt~ ~--, ·• Experienced References Available! Call Gary Stanley @ V C YOUNG Ill ' ' 740-591-8044 ';Es-TI-lE a.o~­ U~[~OUR ., - ~TO FI~ONE . · .EAAMIU Cli' IIOW w~~m~ 1 IN. TilE ~IS~(,~~~.' ' . 740r378 6 ••• St. Rt 124 Reedsville, OH Gary Curtis- Owner .... - ..... ' £•M Construction 60IN' . • VInyl Siding . • RepiiCIIIIIII'It '' 11 1 SPEH<ING OF POING 5TtJFtl> THIN&S., ASKING FIIJIIIICIS TO IE 1'\'{ ,L ,.OOI(oUT Wl'o.S A. ,. .. Uobt) '• . ,..., . /, &...uc;.tc. .,• . ..,,..... ......,,.._ ... ~ Wlndowa fONEHEAI> 1101/E .. . •Decb 140.000 miles, V-6, run& ' $2,500, (740)992· · •·~ Pole Buildings _ David Lewis • Room Addlllon• · '-.1 ...,..... ........ 11.111Jlail!' tltJ;tbunt t)otnt l)lea•ant l.\.egt•ter and Daily Sentinel ~a((ipoli• rllods~=:-1 18' Cttompion Baas Boot mo111hlng 1TIIIIef. 150HP XR6, custom cowr. .._ .._ ' • Homes • Septic • System • Roofing • Backhoe • Site Preparation • ·nor.er · • Garages • Utilities mpg highway, 80,0004.mi,18 5 2311. - · aloepo - -· $8300 . . .1-7007 RV Servtco 01 Con11iehael ._...... -·. , • Pole Barns Pomeroy, Ohio 7 7 ;~~~~~~:;- H&H MANPOWER Gutteri . ng TEMPORARY SI!RVICES NOWHWNG Production IUld ASsembly wootcn for 1be Buffalo, WVArea All inu:restcd lppliCants IT u~--~~~~--­ .-..e. local hlfM&i w::es fur· ...... r CCManc:IBOY AH'!VPM ofeonco. lnsurad &Bonded Free Estimates: 74(}.653-9657 llidl Wile ln'n EOp. CORNEA STONE CONSTRUCTIOij CIW25551 OK. fll. . IllY THAT Ttl£ MOOTGA.GE atSIS 00 WHO'S TO BLAME? ) FlEE FALL IECAUSE OF J Doors, Wrndowi, Electric, Plumbitf11, ,DrywaH, . Remodsti: lfl, Room Additions . IS IT THE IIIBMRS, WHO DIDNT 100W WH11T THEY axJUI AfflRDf IS IT Ttl£ LENJERS. FQ! PI I LAISSEZ-fAI!E ATTITUlE? (304) fi75-.6975 or apply on-line ill -.pvalley.Ofl AA/EOf. 1 Moacow turndown 2 Garoge ~ 25 llr. Griffin 26 "o.nclng 3 'Spent unwlooly 34 Moon or 35Fti. . 6 Friend of Henri ta. Horoe'l ...... 40 Case role new sun • The North haoo is illusl!ative. SoUth 'l'BtiS one Ilea~. Nor111 responds two clubs, ane South rebids two diamonds. Now Nor111 needs to rebid only two hearts to show exactly three hearts and 10.12 Sllppo~ poin1s. Here, South would i""'l' 10 four hearts. H North's blacf< suits were intefd'tanged so that his tirsl rasponse was one spade, then. """' 1\w diamonds, North would ha\111 to jump to three hearts to invite game with tltree<:ard haart support. Against lour hearts, Wast guesses well to lead his singleton diamond. East wins with his king, cashes tf1e ace, and gives Wast a diamond ruff. Bade comes a low dub. How sbluld South continue? Declarer, with a spade loser to ruff on 1lte boaro, wins with dummy's dub ace. then carefully draws two rounds of. trumps with honors _from his hand. He continues with a spade to dummy's ace, a spade to his ~ng, ane a spade ruff with dummy's heart jiclt, so ltla1 East cannol O'l!lrruff. Bade to hand with a dub ruff or a diamond, South removes East~ last ~'·"*' 43 fcwWIEI o.-· group 27 Glen 21 llichlpn nelghlior 7=-INng 29~ 8 Lu8u 31 Reduce - - ·ot. 9 instrumenls Fertile, . 33 (2 Alamo •• tall 35· J.od< up 36 Calf-length 10 Tuneful CELEBRITY CIPHER by Luis campos c.btyCVe' ~ nmatad from ~s by tarrous ~ , !Utn:I...M Wlfi m ~r. stares 101 rdhel c:v- Today's clue: Gequals P "D GJWCACTDW TJ'XYZKACJX CV PSVA KJA D .GWDTZ UFZOZ BJS TJHZ . DUDB UCAF DXB AODTZ JL LDCAF Cl FSHDX XDASOZ. " • HSODDB IIZHGAU PREVIOUS SOLUTION - 'The c1tarrn o1 baseball ~that, dun as ~may be on 1fle field. ; is endless<y lascinating as a rehasll." - JimMUffay - •. You are an ax~wy good studen1 and, In the year ahead, will have opportunities 10 use both your bmer and sweet e1CP8fiences of the past lo your advantage. You'l prove a person can prottt from a good understaodtng of history. Yoo have to WALL STI1EEi tltDSIS AREALLY. BRIGHT LIGHT) -&..-....;:(1~~ to accomplish your ambitious under11ikings, you'll skHifully ·need to UA bc;Jth your cha"" and wlt. ·Sadly, hOwever. Whef1 It C!Jn'MfS 10 emotional entanglements, these wondertul giftS may Oeaert you. SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nov. 22)- H .......,_ one ~ whom you're closely affiliated believes you are not telling the tri.rth , you could lose 1hi& person's respect . Don't hold tlradt any pertinent facts . SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-0ec . 21) There's a chenoe a longtime pal might tate your friendship for granted and expect you to acoept his or her poor manneni. SpeM. up If you art~~ being taken adVantage ot. CAPRICORN (Doc . 22-Jan. t9) - . Usually you·ro cano1ul to do ft1e right PISCES (Feb. 20-Mot<:h 201 - Wl1on tt to ptt'IONII lnte,_ta, you .,.. vene-tty a CIIIPIIt* m~nager of ygur -'1'81 hondlln; aquatly ~1ant mett.r1 tor anothef, JOU ooukt u-t oom. ..- ""''" ""' • Room Additions • Garages • Vinyl: and Wood Siding • Roofing • Pole : Barns • Patio's: Porches and Decks : -- ~ AlliES (Uilt<:h lt~l 111 - E...,. ' lllollgli your-II'IIOIOiol• ... 10 t1N1 - ldndtr. gollot'flh tho - you -·-~10·-- -~ Long Bouom, oi ..... Donot-. OH IOUP10NUTZ 740-985-4141 Cell: 740-41(>.1834 25+ ,_. ~ fo'rwe fdi - ogolnoltt..~ . .. I 2Doa Vl'&di41day, ~ ,,,Oool ., _ _ things in Of'def to maintain gaod retatiooalllpo. Till& ...., migh1 be ab&ont today. howewer, and • freqt.Mtnt otfender may be more 1ilo<Jgh11UI ttton you . AQUARIUS {Jan . ~. 18)-Becantful ncwt to. • about ~r 1~ to • devloul inCNVtdiJiol who coutd tater UM ·. 1h'- informltiorl agairwt you. tc:.ep aU pertinent lr'rfDrrnatian CllrefUIIy guarded GARFIELD · FerP IE , ... Newa-1 'Ill citl: MARCUM CONSTRUCDON 47239 Riebel Road, All. WRITING RISKY LOAN52 Qi! 00 WE BWtl THE' GOVERtolllfNT Fa! JTS &I 1 (304)~340 Futo: 13 Hutecly 391.11119T-ard ~ 41-YIIIO aunup • 21 Vilcounf'o ouperiar . wood 24Excltenunt 42 4 P1111ails 5 Dooperodo'l tribe 38SL flup PaJI- DOWN 32 Bing Into 36Wetpnoilo 37-out 39 Cruy the unknown could baettfire, ,.o stay in familiar territory where you know how to achieve your alma. Soccaas comes in 81'881 where you hiiW fuund iortunes previously. CANCER (June 21-July 22) Regardless of how vour associates • behave, adhere 1o your high ideals and standards at all times. Make h a point to irlftuenoe them through your e.ample; don't allow their ways to ·tnfluenoe you. LEO_(July 23-Aug. 22) - Chances are ther& will be nothing wrong with your peroeptionli about hOw things should be NO ... THE ECONOMY IS IN A Roofing, Sidinft Soffit, Decks, • ..... - Pass ~~ -- 74NI7..o531! JUl..., .... 2 ., ... the 1"18C8SS8.ry wherewithaiiO handle ·diffiCUlt deWik)pments, bul the 1r'OUbte is that )'00 might no1 apply tt flnanCkll matters In the same .manner 85 you WOUld other al'lairs. . - - - - - - - - - . , LIBRA (Sepl. 23-0cl. 231 - In order Contt- 5 v.n.,- II 1n I East VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sepl. 22) Locttl •74NI74544 PleiSollnt Vitlley Hospital is current! acc;eptin11 applications for a full ti experienced •R qistered Nurses in ~1. Applic.mrts must have a.ment West Yi!Jinil liteme. or eligible Dbtlin. Send-.nesto: =' SUDDENLV, A FlOCK FLEW OVERHEAD.. ·~··· El 740-9112-5929· 740-416-1898: Ext 143 bGist'fRBJ NU.SES North done. However, your implementation SGamtess GUtters Roofing, Siding, Gutters (740) !192-2117 e ci•LL Al'IO I DREAMED I WAS LVING IN T~IS BEAUTIFUL. MEADOW .. Wise Conctete Meigs County Job Servico Office -J>I-111- 27 Same A ustkids 30 ~ink 31 .Use a toucMone could tall short. Don't hava a memory .......·-- plcaie oootact. niSIIod.E1111btiahod1975. Coli 24 Hrs. (140) - 0870.. ROgera Basement " 37 7 Hllp Wit! IIIII T1011ero 741).446.3625 sound 23 High!ailecl H 24 Pile up GEMINI (May 2hJune 20)- Fo18yo Into PEANUTS Recycung 88 w;,_go- home, - - - ' - - - - - - WAIL X f )QFitG ••_..._ 23,2111 ........ _ .. .. 21MII "' 740r99l-7953 740-416-1436 740rS91-4641 U ._.C.reEIII- - ........,.• 7U.zaa2 Et, - :::;p;;,sEs 02 HD Ultra Clualc, 24,000 miles, . !Jtock/cltforne. $141000' 740-33!1-0031 I dri'* games with a co-.WOI'Mr ..no is altemp1· tng to outmaneuwr yOU fol' some type or ~go. 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But H your firm bid is at 11te one-level, you rrust rebid two no- Construction Can be insta!IC!I over your e•isting roof InsulaiOOroofslo HUBBARDS Welt Pass 41Fiocll- 56 Ballard ond 57 PUC on 11 Pool11011ds 58 Wintertime The first bid controls the second Residential and New .... 15 Sloomw, to Plemi 16C--cM 11 llild ooth Opening lead: t 4 ........ . - - - - - - - - eng wltf1 great toes. Only 2000 to choose from. Have you priced a John ski $6900 See ck Deoro lltoly? You'll be sur· a ng MCCotRdru at Flowering & Foliage prisodl Chack out our used Gt74 °pol~ rmlck •• 'n Baskets: Bedding & a ~ or call 740~5Inventory at t8001or"""" lnlo. VegetJible Flats WWW.CAREQ . 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(740)365-2434 S200 dap. -3611 (740)94!1-2217 www.mYdallysentinel.com · ALLEVOOP 1\bluii!Ms JIOilSUE Advertise in this space for $64 per month - - - - --,---..,.-.;_· I I' I I r---...;.-,_.,., -1! 1-T'L_,U_Q;.,-.1..,r.,., ~ L......L.-1'-..L...J--1;, • PR~~~u:~~;LfffiRS • IN ~~:IN~~~f lETTEtS 1• 1~ 1• r 1• r 1 I I I I I I ·I 1iCaAUlETS ANSWERS 5112101 Otnlb - Slflllt- Moulb - CiiDdi-.WBJal "Miniage," @lmiY lomnd tile ani] mud, "ii ..._... ptlllple le••oe OIIC. Tbt: trouble fllldl lff4llll dJey lEy lfl tilctWe WHJCHoae." ARLO&JANIS �' Page B6 • The Daily Sentinel -.mydailysentineLcom Tnmday, May 13. 2008 Carmona's 5-hitter leads Indians over Blue Jays 3-0 CLEVELAND (AP) Fausto Cannona gave Cliff Lee a lOugh act to follow. Cannona pitched a fivehitter for Cleveland's second consecutive shutout over the struggling .. Toronto Blue Jays, a 3-0 victory in doubleheader Monday's opener. Lee, . 6-0 with a major league-leading 0.8 1 ERA, staned the second game and tried to complete a sweep for lhe Indians. . . "Fausto was fantastic," Indians manager Eric Wedge said. "He got better as the game went on - noticeably · bener." · Carmona (4-1 ) struck out three and walked four in his second shutout and third complete game in 47 big league starts. The right-hander was 9. months old the previous time Cleveland pitched consecutive shutouts at home, on Sept. 8-9, 1982, against Boston . and Baltimore. It had been 36 years since the Indians dtd it in Cleveland against the ·same ~ment, blanking the . cago White Sox on May 6-7, 1972. "We know our . starting pitching is extremely Overbrook celebrates National Nursing Home Week, A3 • second base to field a sharp ·· grounder, shoveled the ball with his glove to second CLEVBI..AM) (AP) Jadi•• teuad blte'UO baseman Jamey CarroU; who • AJdnJbal Cabnu..... milbe l4dl Ul play in turned the double play. • With Scott Rolen on fu:st IDIIjoc lergne hiMrry Moaday niAbt. · · Cabreta made a clivi~~& Clldl ooalillc dri~~~e by 1\.wJ ~J f>'a and one out in the fourth. The Taylor family acceptMatt Stairs lined a single to Lyle Ova"bay, 'O'dled fleiCONl belle 81 dial llg 1 • ed prosecutor's explanabon Man:o ScutliQ. . ·right and Ben Francisco for the move, a family tDade a one-hop throw 10 MIAMI ·- Prosecutors spokesman said. third baseman Casey Blake said Monday they will not "All the co-defendants Oakland ceooad ."'-temM Raody Vdardciac*l!6aed lbe to retire Rolen. seek the death penalty can' t lie subject to the death trick in lbe AL. oa ~'29;':2000, lbe Y•~ :s a. . • With two on and two outs against four _peo_ple charged penalty if the (alleged) in the seventh, fu:st baseman with murdering Washington shooter is not," said strong," said David DeUucci, Shaun Marcum started for Ryan Garko made a diving Redsltins star Sean Taylor Richard Sharpstein, a whose two-out single in the Toronto in the second game; backhand stop of a sharp because the accused shooter lawyer who has acled as sixth drove in the ftrSt run. Sunday's rainout caused the grounder hit by Joe Inglett, · was a minor when the crime spokesman for the ~aylor. "The way Fausto was pitch- ftrSt single-admission dnu- then flipped to Carmona was comMitted. family. "lbere are no 1ssues ing, we knew jt wouldn't bleheader at Cleveland sinre covering for the inning-endThe U,S. Supreme Court of discretion here. There'& take a lot." Aug. 13, 1997. ing out. has ruled that people cannot no choice." : A.J. Burnett (3-4) gave up Burnett allowed only one Notes: Burnett dropped to be executed for crimes Prosecutors and defense three runs and five hits in 7 hit until Grady Sizemore · 30-34 with a 4.31 ERA wben committed when · they're attorneys are barred frolli 2-3 innings for the Blue Jays. doubled off the wall ia right- starting with more than four under 18, and it's a well discussing the case with who have been blankM in 22 center with one mit in the days' rest. He's 42-36 with a · established legal principle reporters under a gag ord¢ consecutive innings. sixth. Sizemore went to third 3.43 ERA wben starting on that others involved in the same case as a minor can- But Hunte's attorney. "It's tough, but that's the on a groundout by Jamey norma1 res.t ... s•·'I<IUo bad · Michael Hornung said in 1 way it has been going," Carroll and scored on three o f 11oronto•s hits. .. . not face the ultimate penal- ·telephone interview that · Carmona fanned A3ron Hill ty if they are less directly prosecutors would have bad Toronto manager John DeUucci's single. ~ "That's a big iwo-out three times - Carmoqa's· responsible. Gibbons said. "Carmona was Assistant State Attorney to [jjj~e a conspLJ;acy ai~ great. He can do that to you." knock in a zero-zero ball on1ys trikeouts . ... Burnett 1·s mg Taylor 10 order 10 1-4 in five ~s against the Reid Rubin filed notice at Cleveland won for the fifth game," Wedge said. Friday that the death penalseek death for the three Travis Hafner drew a lead- Indians, . including 0-4 in time in six games and ty will be waived. That adults. . . extended the Blue Jays' los- off walk in the seventh and Cleveland. ... Indians OF means the four suspects "l~m not sboclred or sur~ ing streak to four. The Asdrubal Cabrera followed Shin-Soo Choo, recovering could get a maximum of prised they. are not going Indians outscored Toronto with his ftrSt homer since from elbow surgery last life in prison if convicted of forward, w1th _the de~th. September, is expeciCd 10 ftrSt-degree murder after a penalty, Hornung S3.ld; 21-1 in the fu:st three gatnes Sept 17. of the series, .and the Blue Cleveland's defense begin a rehab assignment trial scheduled ·to begin · "That would have been Jays have lost nine straight helped Carmona. ln the sec- this week at Triple-A Aug. 25 . challenging legally." ond, Cabrera ranged behind Buffalo. games in Cleveland. Eric Rivera Jr. who Taylor was an Allturned 18 last monlh was American at the University 17 at the tim~ police s~y he of Miami and was ~ mem: shot Taylor during a ber of the Humcanes hotcbed robbery at the Pro national championship Miami-~ team in 2001. He was Bowl safety's SEATTLE (AP) - The ChuckAnnsttongandmanag- moving as slow as Seattle's are among the weakest-drawSeattle Mariners are teasing er John McLaren refuse to season. Seven weeks into a on tbe road in the home in NovembeL Taylor, selected with the fifth over24, died of massive blood all pick of the 2004 draft by their increasingly indifferent · 0011ime11t directly on possibly hugely disappointing year, the loss after he was shot in the the Redskins and made the fans with the prospect of trading for Griffey, who was team has drawn eight of the lO ''The weather basn 'I been upper leg. . Pro Bowl in 2006 and 2007. beloved Ken Griffey Jr. ttaded from Seaule before the lowest crowds in die histoty of good. We haven't played as rebJming 10 the city where he 2(XXJ season. its $514 millioo stadium with weU as we wanted. And this is and the Mariners enjoyed their He would fill not only seats a roUback roof. the worst scbedule ever," Her time registered at finest years, at Safeco Field, but also the Just 15,818 showed up for Armstrong said. "I'm opti5:21.01. There was buzz i.i:t Seattle left-handed power-hitter void the game May 6 against Texas mistic, but when :you see Other Redwomen results: Monday from reports out . of the Mariners have had for on a 53-degree night, the 15.000 againSI a divislon rival, Walker, 13th in the hammer fromPageBl New York that Duane Shaffer; years. The shorter fences in smallest crowd ever in the yes, you are disappointed." throw (100 feet, (,me inch) il special assistant 10 Mariners right field at Safeco were nine-year-001 stadium. He said the calendar will and junior Sarah Sandlin, general manager Bill Bavas~ alleged!): l>llilt for him. At · Armsttong said last week he take care of the issue. nine · inches. Freshman I 5th in the hammer (81 feet. was at Shea Stadium watdling least Oriffey could help get the expects an ebb and. flow 10 The Mariners entered Walker recorded a Rachel six incbes ). . Griffey and the Cincinnati Mariners back toward the . crowd counts during a season. Monday night's game at Texas Rio Grande will not have Reds play the Mets last week- 36,322 fans per game they Especially one that begins·'in with the AL's wom record at 7th place ftnisb in the discus throw. Her best effort mea- any female competitors at end. drew as recently as 2004, iinusually rold weather with 15-24. the NAIA National Meet. : Respecting basebaU's rules when they finished last in the home games against Texas, They have bad eight crowds sured 84 feet, four inches. Sophomore distance runThe NAIA National Meet 3gainst tampering with players AL West Kansas City, Baltimore, below 20,000 in 21 home )lllder COIItract with another The Mariners are paying Oakland and ~~o dales this season, rompared ner Stacey Arnett fmished will ·take place, May 22-24 6th in the i,SOO:.meter run. in St. LoUIS, Missouri. team, Mariners president attention 10 turnstiles that are White Sox. Those ·· y with five all last season. 1 ...... ........ • =~ .... . . si~~~~~~i':n~~-:= •not • ~ ••- ' ' . . . MiddlePQrt • Pomeroy, Oliio -o()'\'IS•\ol .l -- :\'o ·''0<) ··>· • Meigs girts down BY BRIAN J. REED Southern.~. ScrPageBl MIDDLEPORT - If an administrator can be trained to operate it, the Middleport Jail ·could be re-opened to outside prisoners. · ' At Monday evening's regular meeting of Middleport Village Council, Fiscal Officer Susan Baker said there is an "excellent chance" that the village's ' ~ dillner ~to ' Sa!PageA2 • Chester Council meets. 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Currently it costs residents $430 to obtain a local permit from the health . department and that's not counr'g the expense of actually utting in the system wbic on average runs between $6,500-$7,500, if soil conditions are good. Swatzel said it typically takes two weeks for a permit to be issued, depending on those all important soil conditions. Swatzel also said the health department now handles not only residential permits but per- , mils for public facilities such as churches and some businesses. The local board of health is required to ensure any new systems not create a public health . nuisance. Older systems that were "grandfathered in" before the regulations changed last July can still be inspected if they are reported to be a public health nuisance. The Meigs County Board of Health adopted its local sanitary regulations CUICAIIET• WIWih I 414 llnU1Y YEIIICLE Clll 7 ,_..to,_.""' BY BETH SERGENT Hatchlings provide lessons, entertainment·to kindergarten LT 1042 LALW TAAC1Vtl • 4Z" '-r-duty twin-blldo PiiUe-,_iLAS BSERGENTOMYOAILYSENDNELCOM POMEROY lmprovemenJs to the Court Street mini-park, beautifi~ cation of downtown, and the seasonal opener of the summer festival season were among the topics discussed at Tuesday s meetPomeroy ing of the Merchants Association. John Musser, president, reponed that itistalling electricity in the mini-park will cost about $1 ,200 according to electrician Ed knnedy WOO will an the work:. The Association voied to pay for installing . .llrllln J. Rulllphcllo the electncity once village Gus Kennedy and Haley Burton, kinde~garten students in Julie Spaun's classroom at use of the park is clarified Eastern Elemental}' School, check on 14 hatchling chicks in an incubator. The chicks· and with the new owner. Tentative plans also call for the eggs they came in have been closely wl!-tched as part of a life stages experiment, and erecting a stage since some have been a point of interest for the students and the whole school. festival performances take place in the park. It was noted that floral plantings in the downtown area are being completed and the baskets 16 he· hung on the period lamps will be BY .BfiAN J. REED was Day 21, but the first set up the living experigoing up soon. BAEEOO MYDAILYSENTIN!'LCOM chick, Petunia, popped out ment. The 4-H program The new burnished gold of her shell Monday night. purchased the compact ornamental hulbs with an TUPPERS PLAJNS Two more followed, and incubator and Gary and etching of the new bridge are three new friends There several others were begin- Sh<U'On Michael of Chester now under construction Spaun's kinderin Julie ning to pick away at their provided the fertilized eggs with a completion date of at Eastern garten class shells during the school from their poultry farm. A 2009 are in and for sale at Elementary School: Petunia, day yesterday. One yet to 4-H classroom curriculum $8 each or three for $20. Giggles and Wiggles. There hatch has already been was used in the lessons. They are available at named: Baby Bob. . Big The project is . part of a Farmers Bank and Peoples are more on the.way, too as soon as they hatch. Bird is still nestled in his study unil on life stages, Bank as , well as the Meigs For 20 days, the young stu- shell, too. He is so named which has also included Chamber of Commerce dents have been patiently because . his egg is th~ experiments with caterpiloffice and in several downwaiting for 14 chicks to largest in the incubator. lars and butterflies and tad'town businesses. hatch from their eggs. They Cass1e Turner, 4-H Agent poles and frogs, Spaun said. As for the frrst festival of the season, Bill Quickel, are being kept snug and with the Meigs County In addition to the science Extension ieaming the project has prochairinan of the Gold Wings Wii11II at a steady I 00 degrees Cooperative in a tabletop incubator. Service, has worked with vided, Spaun hilS also incorand Ribs Festival, reported It takes three weeks for Spaun and staff in the Phaw - M•cl!• Is. AS chicks to batch. Tuesday kindergarten classroom to Pieaw - HMddlllp. A5 students. Roberts said the purchase will save the street department 56 man days during the summer mowing season. 6erlach discussed a proposal to share a water truck with tbe Village of Pomeroy. The truck will be equipped with a water tank, and will be used to water flower plantings and trees in the two shopping district. Chamber hears about updates on sewage rules HOEFLICH OMYOAILYSENTlNEL.COM ~ .....,..-.n an was open to outside prison- could .be officer alreadY. . ers by contract, it generated on staff who is trained in ja!l approximately $35,000. operations. The jail has been used Otber busineSs only for Middleport inmates Village Administrator since the suicides of two Famin Roberts discussed inmates houst;d there sc;val efforts to cut grass on vilyears ago, because the lage_property, and council insurance provider would ·approved the purchase of a not cover outside rrisoners. Sickle-bar mowing attachMayor Michae Gerlach ment for use in cutting said a jail administrator grass at . the sewer lagoon must be trained and on staff, and the perimeter of village but said that administrator cemetenes. BY CHARLENE HOEFLICH hOiiiOr. • ..._ . . I 'I liability insurance provider will cover the jail's operation not only for prisoners of the Middleport Police Departinent, l;lut from other law enforcement jurisdictions, too. Doiilg so would generate considerable income for the village. Baker said the village now pays $65 per day to house a prisoner in the; county jail or other facilities. In the last year the jail for festival season ·"'R- tHEar•u~44 · · \'""-Jll\ti.Hh..,t·n\tlll'l••l!!l prepanng INSIDE dod! "' 1-t'.·.!OOo Merchants • Rio • 22 IPIC +i" V-,..... OHV ..... • F'iwllrc frllnlalt a IIMiilll . BREEDOMYOAILYSENTINELCOM ::C..IeamS ltZT 10 lfiO-TUitM RIDER • 50" r..lirw kipll blad 3-ift-1 RIOIIiiC4ocl \\lll'\ILII\' .-~ 1. 'I\) Middleport may open jail to outside prisoners SPORTS Mariners' small crowds could grow With .Gritfey • Qllt!U[ Troops hike to quake-buried Chinese Villages, A6 ... IIIIW ~ tliiiiSQO-l'-169 ·1 • Slnlh Saleh EJ.08bllja · Southertt118111es valedictorians, salutatorians BY Bent SEAOENT BSEAGENTeMYIJA!LYSENTINEL.COM RACINE -Lindsey Renee Buzzard' of Racine, Sarah Saleh El-Dabaja of Racine and Courtney Lee Ginthe~ Ponland have been namM Co-valedictorians of the Southern High School Class of 2008. Buizaj:d is the daughter of Rick Buzzard and Marcia and Brian Weaver, ElDabaja is the daughter of Saleh and Vicky El-Dabaj;t, Ginther is the daughter of Jeff and Cindy Ginther. · This .year's eo-salutatorians are Ryan Keith Chapman . of Sytacuse and Kayl)ln Renee Spradling of Racine. Chapman is the son ofCT and Tammy Cbapm1111 while Spradling is tile daughter of Jerry and CbarmeJe Spradling. Buzzard plans on attending Ohio University in the fall, studying pre-med to ~ventually become a physisistently participated ~stu­ cian's assistant. She said she dent council. She ·itlso chose the fkld because of played softball and was the many job opportunities active in the prom commitand the fact it's competitive tee. She was also a cheerand exciting. leader for the first three By receiving a 32 on the years of high school. ACT, Buzzard received the "My graduation speech is Gateway ~ Excellence themed <U'Ound people we Scholarship at OU , 9ualify- should thank and a few ing her for full m-state things that I think will help tuition. the class of 2008 along the1r During ·her years at journey, no maner where it Southern. Buzzard has been leads them," Buzzard said. class president and has conEl-Dabaja plans on attending Ohio University in the fall where she plans to double major in civil engineering and mathematics. "I chose civil engintering · as my major because it is the application of physics and math, two subjecls that I really enjoyed throughout sahool," she said. ,..S.o far El-Dabaja hm• reEI:ived the Gatewray Scholarship from ou and " ........ " .. .u • .I • ) • '· ' fj � 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. 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