https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/a1ebb53f6d3cc3d3080b257b09ac34a3.pdf 310b6586312ce5a5fbcf116a50ed5359 PDF Text Text Tueeday, May zo, zoo8 . P • B6 • The Oilly Se11tiroel James, Cavaliers come up short'of title . Holzer Medical Center honors nurses,A7 . BYT•WI• a -'SSOCIATED PRESS ·I - INDEPENDENCE They lost their season opener on Halloween, and their finale in hallowed swmundings. In between, tbe Oeveland Cavatim; endured contract holdouts, overcame key injUries and were transfonncd by an extreme roster mat""ver general manager Danny Ferry believed would bring · superstar LeBron ~ames the necessmy help to win it all. However, the nubulence proved to be. ~ much. . . The Cavaliers bumpy nde ended sbon of an NBA title. "lbis is not a fun day," Ferry said Monday, less than M iloJm; after the Cavaliers lost Game 7 in their quarterfinals series against Boston. ~'It's .a tough ·end ,t o the sea- better and find ways to improve your team and your roster. Those are the things we' ll start to dig into in a more objective way now that the season's over." AI the top oJi Ferry's ,todo list will be lhe futures of guards Delopte West and Daniel Gibson, both restricted free agents. The club's most reliable outside shooting threat, Gibson missed the final two games of the Boston series with a separated left shoulder. West, who came over in the !!-player superswap at the trading deadline, was Cleveland's second-best player in Game 7 against 1100." the Celtic&, scoring 15 One year after ma!cing the points with five assists. At finals for the fim time, the Cavaliers got through only one round of this postseason. They ran into the reVived Celtics, who won just 24 games a season ago but .acquired · stars Kevin ~ and Ray Allen in trades last summer and are eight more victories (rom a l71!b cham,pionship. James, who in his fifth ~ as a pro won· the scoring title, a second AUStar MVP and raised .his game to unimagined levels, didn't speak with reporters as the Cavaliers gathered for the final time as a team before parting ways for the times, be showed potential to be tbe ttaditional point guard who could take some pressure off lames. Ferry praised boih players and seems content with bis i:lub• s· cWTmt makeup, although be's likely to soon alter iL Ferry bas shown he isn't afraid to tweak things. When the Cavs wem stumbiing along in February, Ferry dealt half of his .a ctive roster to get. West, Szczerl>iak, Ben Wallace and Joe Smith, all of whom gave Oeveland productive minutes, just not enough of them. A quick glance at Sunday's Game 7 final box underscores the Cavs' , twnultuous season. Of the nine players who faced the Celtic&, only · three - ' James, Jones .and Zydrunas llgauskas - played for coach Mike Brown in ·t he Oct. 31 opener against Dallas. D!&uskas has never experieDccd one like il The 7foot-3 center, wbo hopes to play for Lithuania in this summer's Olympics, said it was a season of endless hurdles for lhe Cavs, beginning with a fall trip to China, followed by contract holdouts by Anderson Varejao and Sasha Pavlovic. . All much as losing stings~ the 10-year veteran and lone player left from a Cleveland team that won just 1"7 games five seasons ago can handle the pain. Tough as it was, Ibis season can help. ' "That's the good thing about being here now, if you don't win a cbampionshiJ) .it's considered a fail~m:, " · ·he said. "lhat's how we look at it. Making Cleveland cavaliers fu!ward LeBron James reacts aftef the playoffs or just winning being called for a foul during 1be fitst half of Game 7 of an a series is not good enough NB~ · Eastem Conference semffiinal baskellla'll serieS ·against Ule Boston Celtics in 8ostoo on Sunday. for us anymore." · ,.,._ '. Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio 'ji l l ! '1~ • \ol. ,) - .:\o.:.!l..J. ' . ·~ 8t.ts get fist piddn teA lollely. See . . Bl BY Bmt Sa rr BITe-II.YSENinNELoou c .. .r.c.M~t 1U Pine Sllwt I CO..H~ Jtl ... JliJ 7t0 ttl 0007 ...... • '.' PARKERSBURG, W.Va. -The C8 begin !illJJiti"ng introductory letters in the next few weeks to those involved in its comJI!nnity and wod:ei follow-up studies. The panel was chGsea. to COQduct a study · to determine if lhen: is a link between the chemical C8 and disease in bmnans ~s County residents wbo live « wOit « bave lived and wlllted in 1he Thppen Pl:aiBO•Ilkr and Pomeroy w~ sysllmli 1ftR: included iD the study. . . The dwnir;tl was med in tbe manufac- I 1-.IIJ _, ........... d . · 'I' . ·Gf-'f''¥111 ·~ A ilnduilirlg I , -. 4ldiclf ,I.Jite!U in tbe mid-Ohio Valley, jnc!vdjoJdle .. . . . . County, W.Va. I) 1 II · Tbe study iJ ........... ... p tbc ldllo:matl ma claswction lawsuit filed by a- datu.of \\bod Qwn!ly. W.Va., who a!lepl thlt )lOOblems were the n:sult Of C8 · J!e!h" contamJ.nlliloo The . S~ Panel rondncting die follow~ studies is independent of the eadier r1 ··~..s.r...u • Blind Ohio deli TODAY'S NUMBER IS: " '\ 1 .holls n:!liied tea &as. :s. ... AI :;. "Science Carl1l "'08' .9IWs flee eel• :aronal · a IBBD!. See Pille AI • Police: Drug ouenlose ·i lay kled co lege ..... R~fiU&t F~y Oryp11 I '. I 1•• J. REED BfEEDeMYDAa.I'SENTlNELaJM :~ ,. ture m'leflpa IDd - y Olber pmdnrts,lllll - 4 :ted in die 1ocal. water supplies aod SeePileM .• ScllMl8m R=A il&L. .B ra:ai .. d!Qsils .See , . A7 . • Ot esl:ors.le R I1 del • CC:a•-111dal• : ,..., m.Miitlt&s '"'1' * If S'l. ..... Clla1wi18Ky. Tubing I Place wbil:h......,. ;.... A3 ;.• Xavier Whillow, 3 •O.tlli...s Mft I OUft&'lt INC. YOIU" Ana-'s #I FIIIOr Ollleriag o.kr! . ".. nv••al aid the fire depalt. · Racine Marshal ~& Jones :and Syracuse Chief of . Police S~n Smi~ spoke to Racme Council about a tentative plan I ternJI001IY fix to be put in befOR an official meJge£_ Rd'S llfQdy provide. ,.. s.r..u • LDc:al erwa. s.ir...u ....a:r. .Re med QliDII1UI1ilies similar to the plan could be 6nalimt This and write cJtattons in .dris renwive arrangement of tentative plan would teSult Racine, in effect e:tpanding oommisSions was l~al and in Smith commissioning the officers' juri&ditUoo.. . be added be needed to cbeck Jones and Racine officer 1ooes said tiOOu written in wilfl die village' s insurance Kevin Dugan for service in Syracuse wquld stay in company. As Mayor, Hill is. Syracuse and Jones com- SJiliOUse' s Mayors Court, the bead of t!le village' s missiOning Smith for ser- rick""S wrilta1 in Racine police department just as . vice in Racine. What this would . stay in Racine's Syracuse Mayor Eric means is, Jones and Dugan Mayors Comt, no matter Omni)1gbam is bead of his would be pcnniaed to make wrmethe Iicht. village' s police depaltment. mests and write citations in Hill told Jones and Smilh , Jones also told Hill he d Syracuse and Smith would be would cbcck wilb dJe vii.. - p ,,,., be pennitted to make arrests !age's sOlicitor to mate sure OBrroARIES · ·Scieooe Panel will :I.A.:JI.Ur. . '• • Forh Recon1 . F. .• Village Dkigtt way to serve ing legislative dJreat wbidl could elimiMte mayor's •oowt in ~ wilb ~s dian I ,000 n:sidenrs, Racme and SyJ:acusc an: <XII1Sidcring .a D1tigtl of police foroes. . The proposal is tentarive 11 belt but as Racine Mayo" SooaHillputit.l ltbisweek's ========== I ....ftl~W"no,W CPAP ·Hn hlnn *'II · of Racine o::cit this may 6e :a bealer bodl RACINE - Wtlb a !loom- . Blways politically correct when a&lced about issues fr:lated to Oevelarid' s roster, tnade it clear be wants Ferry to improve the Cavaliers now. : "I think what we have is , ( yery good, but we need to · continue to !j!'l better, we know that," J,funes said. "If that means some personnel changes that need to happen, then ' so be it. The teams around us in the league are l)Ontinuing to get better." · I ames then rattled off a roll call of teams, including Orlando, the Los Angeles . Lalcers, Detroit, Boston and New Orleans, who have improved over the past year. Not surprisingly, four af those teams are still alive in the playoffs. .And it's not shocking that all four have more stars than Cleveland, which still lacks a proven offensive complement far James. . Although be bas tried, the 23-year-old can' t do it alone. The Cavaliers are over the salary cap, which will prohibit Feriy from being active . during free agency. However, Cleveland does have nearly $30 miiiion in expiring contracts- Wally Szczerl>iak's $13 million and Damon Jones $4.5 mil~ · lion among them - to dan• . gle. The . : club might ;elect to -~.-""'<{)uy out lbl!Id Eric .Snow's • · .. · , $1" mi1l,ibn contriCfror next \\\\\\ , Jll\tl;.uJ~ ,t·nt llu:l.t.·nlll .!CH•X would merge police forces ' BY Bt iMd W!d \}\'\:.!I C8 follow-up studi~ to 'begin summer. Boston Garden. Afterward, 1ames, who is \\111'\l "l)\) SPORTS •. PLAY COVERALL BINGO CPAP fal'' s.., 'lz . • • WIN UPTO $1,000 !!! While a few of his teammates assessed Oeveland's strange season for the media, James remained on the other side of the team's ~ce facility. 'He made ·his final statement Sunday. James scored 45 points, matching Boston's Paul Pierce (41 points) in a bas. lcet-for-baslcet game of "H0-R-S-F' that rekindled 20year-old . memories of the $Pring day when Larry Bird ~Dominique Wlllinsoneuppod .e ach other inside the . Hospital . by American ~ed Cross, AS <ipeiab praises :money :nJiV. See . . . AI : • ~ tJud( driver :nged in deatl ot =Pno aossi 1Q guard. :s.r...u •• • - w-&\TIIElt . i.UI I p d .as •-• , til daliDC whO , .. . lnles, ~1befol.mar it jar;, De q 'IY1! r • ........ who died-- . Racine discusses banning vici~ dogs lettiamo..hi;aara ~· ·Ill ....... -. t BY 8ErH Sen x Mr BflEAiENTeUVDAILYSENTINELCOM RACINE - After a pit bull allegedly auacW dogs -on Vme Street, then went after Racine POOce Marshal Curtis Jones and had to be shot recently, the village ma,t,:w con. _sider banning vicious dogs comp Ciy. Jooes brought dJe idea to council after the shooting of the pit bull. Jones said the pit bull was running lose 011 Vme Stmet where it auaclced a dog at aoother residence. Jones restrained the dog on a cable and chain until the dog warden could arrive but the pit bull broke the table and jumped into another fencea-in-yatd with dogs. }ones said lhe pit bull then went after tlie dogs in ·the yard ;which scattemd, causing dJe pit bull to jump two more fences until .Jones caught up to iL Jones said the oog then started to come II bim aggressively so be di&cbat!ed . . one Shot into the animal but die dog "kq!t 011 going" IICCOI'di.ng to Jones. Eventually the dog was .. · - · · AJ Bingo winner . ..-. D "JOIII'IIIM INDEX .' llCIIIOD.: A110, the - Cavs have a tint-round pick (No. 19 overall) and the two exceptions ($S.5 million midlevel and $1.8 million biannual) to improve their talent jiool. Last year, Celtic& GM . Danny Ainge figlqed out a ~ to get Allen on draft day ore shocking the hoops world wben he lured Gamea · away from MIDnesota. Ferry may have a similar blockbuster in mind. Over the · next few weeks, Cleveland's GM plans to evaluate the Cavs from top to bottom. "We'll do a deep dive with my Slaff, the coaching staff, to fizure out bow we can get better," he said. "That 's what this is about now at this time of year, finding ways to get Sl!ciaoNs :- 16 P.MliiS ~nnie's Mailbox A7 , f=alendars . :: :11 Ul10'..... DiueMcVey M.A. · CCC..A 215:& Sll6 .... Pt. " ;, wv 155!1 aw-a: AudicikJsiot tha 'J' • • Su e••A• £7.tim Slit 594-3571 I I 'tJ M• , I n rA 41 s c z n al!rtel L*A ATHENS ': u ... 0 • Meigs BaDd salutes seniors, recognizes accomplishments aulae I' s W.ovies ~ (740) 446-7619 2'JS Wilt v C!assifieds Comics Editorials JIU7S.7tl6 Fu: 31U7S.7317 r:r Weather 1*'" at a We have a witallll1 L.ewia M. f'tlllin of Clifton, W.Va., a &Ubecriber to bolh The Obituaries Sports a.... llo Jfllc:hlphoeo Meigs band di,aor Toney Dinges&, c:etdel', presents L.inds8y McKinney, with the Arion A~rd , ·trn~ top symbol of mcogz ilion. Other recipieuts of irophies from the left -re JT ~urchett , outstanding mus1e1an; Beoca Hanstine and C•w f'&Uerson, flag captains;~Tyler Little, entertainer's award; Bradley ,Jones, director's award; Seth Johnson, and Michael Ball, 110 percent awards; and JessiCa Sheets, flag captain. B section A8 CI__.GIIov.ae,Ptnnt ,, sea. Daily Sentinel and The Point Pleasant Re.;{slar, is the winner of the Bihgo game. His prize is $500 since more than 30 number& -re drawn before anyone had a bingo. The number which made f'eters a winner was 56, announced on May 19. The game which tool! a COV8I1III to win began in Maroh. Peklrs, 18ft, dilplaya hill winning · card. He was joilllld lor the picture by David • • . ' Hania, Sentinel adwMtiaing zepi eseiltative. ,_ .. wbo had been selected to play in band teamw<llk is really impor, HOEFLICHeloiY!lo\ll~COM the Ohio University District 17 tant," said the director. Following a tradition of an honors band which is panicipaPOMEROY - Retleftions on tion by invitation only; and open microphone for graduates, accomplishments of ~eigs praised the five eighth graders the senior band members remiMarauder band members :·over wbo qualified to came into the nisced about their years in the the past four years bighligbted · high school band early. band. They spoke of the good the annual end-of-year banque,t Dingess commended the band times, the lessons learned, things held Monday nigbt Meigs members for their hilrd wort: and never to be forgotten, and experiHidl School. ·· persistence in bringing fonh qual- ences shared. 1bey presented a Director Toney Dingess spoke ~ _perfonnanees, and spoke of · gift to Dingess, and memorabilia of personal achievements of thc;,unportanceofteamwock. "It's to other band members. "The some of the band members, gave oftell said that 'a chain is only as a tribute to the seven members strong as its weakest link,' and in rCpssAJ Bv CHARI =E Hcter ICH at ~· . •••l ' �PageA2 ' • OPINION The Daily Sentinel 'IbeiiC's a lOt w.e ~n 't know about DemOcratic Sen. B.iu-ack Obama. But there 's .a lso a lot we do. 111 Court Street • Pomeroy, Ohio {740) 992-2156 • FAX 992-2157 (7..0J www.mydliiiJr• e ttlnal.com Ohio Valley Publishing&o. Dan Goodrich Publisher Charlene Hoeflich Manag~r-News Editor ,, Congress slulll ,_~ n.o law tYSpuWtg im . utafllishmmt of tdigiDn, or prohi6iting tlr.e : · fru aucist tlureof; or ahriJging the .fr«Jom i. of speech, or of tlu press; or tlu right of tiu : · ,uplt peaceably w assemble, arul w pttition : tJu Govunmen.t for a mlrus ofglieNIIU$. • •• - The f-1rst Amendment to the U.S. Constilulion • :--------------------------------------• ;TODAY IN HISTORY • • : · TOOlly is Wednesday, May 21, the 142nd da.y of 2008. ·There are 224 days left in the year. . : Today 's Highlight in History: On May 21, 19:Z7, <Jharles :A. Lindbergh landed his Spirit of St. Louis near Paris, com:,pleting the first .solo aiJplane flight across the Atlantic Ocean. ;. On this date: ln ·l542, Spanisll ex.ploter Hernando deSoto ilied while searching for gold along the Mississippi River. In 1832; the fiiSt Democralic National Convention got under way, in Baltimore. In 1840, New Zealand was declared a British colony. : In 1892, the opera "Pagliacci," by Ruggero Leoncavlll:lo, · was fiiSt performed, in Milan, Italy. :' In 1881 , Clara Barton founded itbe American Red Cross. In !'924, 14--year-old iBdbby Franks was mimlered in a "thrill killing" committed by Nathan Leopllld .Jr. and Richard Loeb, two students at the Uni\'ersitj .()!Chicago. ln 1932, Amelia 'Earhart ·became the ·first woman to Ji!y :solo across the Atlantic Ocean as she landed in Nolllberii Ireland, about 15 hours after leaving Newfoundland. · In 1956, the United States exploded the first airborne ' hydrogen bomb over Bikini A.toU in the Pacific. · In 1959, the musical ''Gypsy," inspired ~ die life of ·stripper Gypsy Rose Lee, Qjlened on Broadway. In 1979, former San Francisco City :Supervisor Dan ·White was convicted of voluntary IDIIDSiiu,ghter in lihe · s1ayings of Mayor George Moscooe .operily gay · Supervisor Harvey Mille • . , ~ Ten years ago: Teen gunman Kip Kiplrf'l opened fire ·inside Thurston High School ill S~ Ore., killiJ!.g · two students, a day after ldlling his pan:u.ts. ( Kinkel was · ~ sentenced to nearly 112 years in prison forlbe slayings.) In .the wake of .deadly .anti-goveniment protests, Indonesia 'President Suharto stepped down after 32 years in -power _and was succeeded by Vice President BJ. Habibie. . Five years ago; Christie Whitman Fesigned as Environmental Protection Agency administtator. The most ·devastating earthquake to hit Algeria in two decades killed . . at least 2,200 people. Ruben Studdard edged.Clay Aiken to · win the second "American Idol" competition on Fox. • One yeat ago: The Supreme Court ruled 1hat parents don't . ·need ·to hire a lawyer to sue public school distrims over 1tbeic ' children' s special education needs. The l1ood •and ~ :Administrat:ton issued a safety alert for the diabetes q · lAvandia, marketed by <JiaxoSmithKline, which~. a .report saying it was linked to a greater .risk of beart today's Birthdays: Actress Jeanne Bates ("Ben~~} is · 90. Rhythm-and-blues singer Ron Is~ ,(Tbc' '[sley ·Brothers) is 67 . Musician Bill Champlin ( · ·cago) is '"t · . Singer Leo Sayer lis iiO. Actress Carol Potter is 160. Comedian/radio talk slmw bost Al Franken is 57. Actor Mr. :T is 56. Actor Judge Reinhold is 51. Actor-direotor Nick ·eassavetes is 49. Actor Brent Briscoe is47.Actress Falnu'.a .Balk is 34. Rapper Havoc. (Mobb Deep) i s .34. Alllor,Soott ,Leavenworth is 18. Actress Sarah Ramos.is 11. . ·· . Thought for Today: "Being frustrated :is ,di~le,but : the real disasters of life begin when y.ou ·what you want" - Irving .Kfistoi,American editor. We'vebeenfndlispresi~ ..,_, 1 • · ~ UliU e eotion .swmg oOr more · than a year now, and I've Kalhi'JI'I been watChing him since his Lopez big speeeh at tbe 2004 Democratic ronventiori. We have his recoro· in the U.S. Senate and the Illinois state legislature. In other words, Obama has said: "Listenin.g he wasn' t born yesterday. •to the views, evenoflbose We ought to start paying who we violently disa&ree attention to what informa- with; that sends a 'Signal to tion we have and stop pro- the world that we are going jeering our hopes and to tum the p~ue .., on die failed dreams into !his &equent, ~~:acy that the Bush ener.n,ing -but ettl.pty -. a · . istrati.oo has practicled ,for so long." metoric at campaign rallies. This all points 10 one Consider ·what we do thing: Obama is a radical know about Oba:ma. He left-·w inger. however sacsays he'll "immediately" cbarine much of . his pull American troops out rhetoric is. of kaq. When ·the National He took his daughters to Journal ratings .c ame 1)111 in hear the Rev. Jeremiah January, an Obama cam"God Damn America" paign spokesman tried .t o Wright preach. He and his explain his score away: "As wife chose to make Wright Sen. Ohama nvcls aCross a part of their fantily 's tife the oounuy, and as we've and career; it was only seen' in the early oontests,. after Wright was invited to _he's .the one -candiciate Obama's · campaign · who's shown me ability to announcement that the appeal to Republicans and offer was reconsidered and tlie ability to .appeal to indetaken back. pendents." Liberal 0011Obamahasthemostliber- gresswomanZoeLofgrcn.of al voting recoro in California said: "Instead of Congress, according to focusing in Qn what divides Nationai.JollJ[lliJ. us, it's focusing in on what As 1he px:sideo.t of the can .wit4 us. People are sick United .States, he would sit of · the divisions. down . with , Mahmoud Republicans I :know- and . A!unadinejad; the president I know quite a few - are of &an; one-third .of the very enthused by this ro-" m1i..ginlll "Ax.is of Evil." Surrender does not Uni~ "'J"'i' · . \' our counuy. fWe may not like lbe war in Iraq, but we . ·also do not lib: losing.) Higba" aues will not unite America. Wright does not __ ,... • .- -'·ca. """"'"""""'• Obama is not a saviol', for black. wbite or any other American. As much as lbe Obama campaign woUld like t_o think i.t is a problem in thelf past, tbe Wrigbt issue will oontinuetobeaproblemfor Obarna. And it sboukl be. Recently, on BiU Bennett's radio show, Gary MacDougaJ, · wbo was cbainnan of lbe Dlinois Governor's Tast Force on Human Services Reform and is the author of "Make a Difference: A Spectaoular Bmlkthrough in tile Fight Against Poverty" (St. ·· Martin's Griffin. 2005), pointed out the depressing danger of Obama domestically: He gives a boOst to the likes of Wright; people w]lo damage communities by holding back others from attaining the American dream. In the Washington Post, · MacDougal wrote: "Imagine getting up eacl\ morning to go to work in a society that doesn't want . you, doesn't respect you and seeks to bold you back. Your spiritoal leader has told you this, .after all. ... H . this i.s lhe message you got from your mentor, would you expect dlat you -could succeed.? _Would you uy very hard, if at all?" ,.,. CONROE, Texas "Bubby" James :Whitlow, 3, son of ADdrea ~ (Neutzling) Whitlow and Joseph lanles Whitlow ·of Conroe, Tens, went to be :With Jesus on Sunday, May 'll, 2008. He was born on Funhec, MacDougal, who's WOikal wilh Ohaina ·All~ says his experience echoe~ the National ~ulll!! 17llil1g: Obama'saman,oftheLeft. AI·so 011 BeDDett's sbow'. former Minnesota Congressman Ym Weber said of lhe oow-presumed Democratic · presidential nominee and his presumably Democrat-majority C · ongress: "TheY' re going to raise the capital-gains tax. They're · going tO severely impede lrade policy. ... The n;gulaqons that · to see .as a we·•re gomg result of ~ Democratic approach to climate change · trul be .... _ .are gomg to Y · ,... densome and costly.~ Acknowledging business leaders wbo have endorsed Obama., Weber observed that llOme of lhem are suecombing to the same thing folks .a t Obama rallies are: "Business doesn't like Washington. They don't like politics. They don't like partisanship." Weber voneluded: "We'll~ headed toward a big left tum in economic palicy i( this ·guy is eleCted ·president." · Listen to Obama. Loot at his record. lfs time to believe he's the libeml we know him to be. 1be ~ge w.e need is a mdity rebeck oolbe road t.oJllll. 20,1009. (Kathryn lopez is life edi- .' Sept. 30, 2004. . ' · . ~ .additi?n to his parents, •' Load Briefs 1988 cla~ sets reunion date .· POMEROY- The Meigs High School Class:of 1988 will be celebrating their 20th year reunion Qn Saturday Aug. 2. ·lllere will be a family picnic in the afternoon at the Sheets ' Family Fanit near Harrisonville from 11 a.m. until 3 p.m. ,and an evening adult social a1 the Riverside Golf COurse Clubbouse from 7 p.m. until midnight. For more information poDtad Laura Cobb Sheets, laura@mudfO!'kblues.com. Office dosed POMEROY - The TB clinic will be closed on · Monda.y, May 26 for Memorial Day. The clinic reopens on Tuesday, May 27. · rl'View.c~) Tractor pull · ROCKSPRINGS -An antique tractor puU will be held at l p.m. Saturday at the Rocksprings Fairgrounds. Food will be available from the Scipio Volunteer Frre Department. Admission is free to spectators. Pull proceeds will benefit the Mulbeny Community Center and God's NET. Information is available at 742-3020. ' Golf scramble POMEROY- The Eastem Football program wiU hold a (USPS21=a~t ~~. · lng Published every aflemoon, •- y Lindsay McKinney, and back, Darby Gilmore, Christopher Kimes. Jamie Bailey, arid Caitlin Swartz. Dwl&wlt.ta~ .Band standing musician; Beeca Hanstine and ' Cassie Patterson, flag captains; froiD Page AI Tyler Little, Entertainer's Award; Bradley Jones, director' s award; Lindsay most amazing four years of my life," coiiiiDelltCd one of McKinney, Ario.n award; the seniors. Small trophies Kaylee Kennedy, outstand- · were presenteQ to each of ing musician, Seth Iohnsoo, and Michael Ball, 110 per' the· seniors. Large trophies went. to cent awards; and Jessica seniors IT Buq:hett, out- Sheets, flag captain. . Po6ce frcmPageAl spoken to the ObioAttomey General's Office and the Ohio Peace Officer Training Academy and 'was told the ~rger . of police forces would be legal. · H Racine's attorney and .insurance company clears the merger, Racine gave Jones permission to proceed with Racine's end of the· agreement by being commissiooed by Smith. Hill said this may help with the availability of local officers because bpth Smith and Jones have full time jobs, as do most officers in . .around 1,800 people which resentati ves from -b oth comsmall villages. This means is a similar population to munities, including himself, when Jones is working his Pomeroy. This merger would Cunningham, Jones, Smith full time job and unavail- k:eep a "community courtfl and others to be named . able for patrol, Smith may alive in Syracuse/Racine and later. The committee would be available for patrol in the fees that go with it would discuss fuel costs, tickets Syracuse as well of Racine · be kept in t!he villages as aDd fees as wen scheduland vice versa: Syracuse has opposed to being processed ing patrols; etc. 40 hours of local, weekly by the county. Currently, the Ohio legis-. police protection, Racine As it stands, if mayor's lature proposes eliminating has an estimated 50 hours of court is eliminated, citations . mayor's court in communilocal protection a week. for offenses will go thro11gh · ties with less lihan 1,600, courts When on dl!ly, officers oounty court with the vii- affecting · 334 will be patrolling both vii- · !ages receiving around 50 statewide, including local !ages, letting the communi- percent of that fine, accord- courts in Racine, Syracuse and Rutland. However, ties know a consistent ing to vill.age officials. police presence which can The entire merger agree- those with populations over also provide mutual aid if ment has yet to be worked l,600 could create "commusomething major happens. out and Hill, who has spo- nity coutts" run by magisH the merger happens, the ken with Cunningham. sug- trates and placed under the officers of Syracuse and gested a committee on the supervision of the Ohio Racine will be protecting matter be formed with rep- Supreme Court. as &olf scramble on June 28 at Pine Hills GoH ·Course in Pomeroy. The cost is $200 for teams of four, with two flights, at 9 a.m. and I p.m. · Prizes are $300 fur firSt plal:e, $200 for seoond and $100 for dlird. Cash gaJ)le and skins game will be held separately. ~. ~For the Record " Acddents repo . rted. •.'! ·, RUlLAND -An ·accident involving two vehicles was jrported at around 6 p.m. yesterday evening on New Lima ., Road in Rutland Township. Emergency ;personnel from the / Rutland Fire Department and Meigs EMS responded to ireat thme people for injuries. No furthtir information was available. The accident report is being handled by the Ohio ~Highway Patrol. .. Studies .l'romPaglrAl C8 Health Project, which paid qualifYing water customen; for blood samples and medical data. lt was completed in mid- 2006~ The Science Panel was also created under the settlement agreement, and is Dogs made up of three epidemiol- ed to provide strong eviogy experts. They will ana- dence .about whether the lyze data collected by the ·chemical is related to any CS Health Project and eon- human disease. duct upcoming studies. Approximately 40,000 who signed consen.t forms The two follow-up studies will provide evidence of during .the C8 Health whether C8 is linked to any Project will receive introletters. health eff.ects. Such studies, ductory which track participants. ~ Participants will be comhealth history over lime and pensated $40 after . comrelate disease to the history pleting first interviews this · of C8 exposure, are expect- fall A second short inter- Reynoldsbui:g solicitor. The Ohio Revised Code defmes a "dangerous dog" as a dog that without provol'rom Page AI ' cation ... has chased or : POMEROY - . An aceident irivolving two vehicles was ~yesterday afternoon on East Main Street in front of shot three times before it approached in either a menacing fashion or an apparWendy's restaurant. No injuries were reported. The ex.pired. ent attitude of attack. or has -:"omeroy Police Department is investigating the incident. .Jones oonfirmed this was attempted to bite. or other1be Pomeroy Fire Department was also on scene. the same pit bull that resi- wise endanger any person, dents of Vine Stteet were while that dog is off the complaining about at .the premises of i.ts owner, keeplast re{tllar meeting of er, or harborer and not Racine Village Council. .u nder their reasonable con'ones said Reynoldsburg trol of its owner, keeper, · : STRONGSVH..LE (AP) - A suburban Cleveland stu- has an ordinance which has harborer, or some -o ther : jlem won'& nip to the Nobel .Prize ceremonies in Sweden banneP aU dogs/anim3Is responsible person, or not defined as dangerous or physically restrained or . ,Wtb a science fair project on fish herding. · Seventeen-year-old Kaleigh Eichel of Strongsville High vicious from the town. confined in a locked pen School won the trip as a fmaliSt at the Intel International Jones suggested council which has a top, locked Science .a nd Engineering Fair last week in Atlanta: She consider this ordinance if it fenced or other locked trained a goldfish to herd other fish in a tank and took a decides to move forwaFd enclosure whicb has a top. \vith the ban. Neith~r Jones The Ohio Revised Code video to demonstra~~: her findings . Sbe used a bit of food to ooax a fish through a maze of or the village has received defines a "vicious dog" as a .two red mesh screens in the tank. After one was trained, the actual oroinance to dog that without provocaanother fish was added, one by one, -with trained fish prod- review though it has been tion ...has killed or caused .ding along the newcomers. · requested from · the serious injury to .any person; ., - ;: Fish-herding project wins i: trip for Cleveland-area student· One man~ garbage is another man~- trash Th~· Daily Sentinel Reader Services •• dents selected for the. Ohio University District 17 honors band were given special recognition at the Meigs band banquet. They were . from the left, front, Hannah Cleek, · Amanda Gilkey, and . maternal . grandparents Brenda K Neutzling of ·Jackson and Michael A. Neutzling of Poo!eroy; greatgrandparents, Raymond and of xavier 'Bubby' Whfttow Dolores Donohue · Powtaoy; uncle and aunts, David (Leona) Neutzling of Middleport and Misi Neutting ·. of Wanatchce, Wash.; cousms, AJ. and Tanner J'llentzling of Middleport and Andrew Pomeroy of Watnatcher, Wash., and many other.great aunts; uncles and cousins. He was preceded in death by his great-grandparents · NOibett and Katherine NeutZ!ing. · ' ·· A memorial service will be held Saturday, May 24 at 10 il.m. at the Rutland Church of the Nazarene, Rutland. . • :· Letters to the editor arl' welcome. They should be less ·than 300 words. .t.li'lefters ar.e subject ro· editing, must be :signt!d. and include address and .telephone number. No .ruuigned leners will be published. Letters should .be in .good itaste, addressing issues, not per510fJaJiJiis. Letters of ·.tho/Jks to organiZtJtions and individuals wiU Mt be acoeptc :llilfor publication. !_,.... . Below: Band stu- .be IS SIIIVlVed by a sister, !>axton Ptyoc; Neutzling; tor of National Review Online (www.nationalreview.com). She can be .contacted at 1dopez@lllltional- · bas caused injury,.other than killing or serious injury, to any person, or has killed another deg; belongs to a b~eed llhat is commonly known as a pit bull dog. The owner&bip, keeping, or har- · boring of such a breed of dog shall be · prima-facie evidence of the ownership, view will be conducted in 2010. Participants will also receive gift cards after their interviews. Both stodies will end in 2010. Those who participated in the CS Health Project and who have not signed up for the community studies may go to the Science Panel's website, w'ww.C8sciencepanel .com for the necessary form. keeping, or hamoring of a vicious dog. Currently, vicious and dangero.us dogs are allowed in the village but they must be confined in a locked kennel which is siK-feet high · and has a top, or inside a locked fence or locked enclosure with a top. 3.30% A.P.Y.' ' ~IIICIIoil ·Policy ~--~ . . II . . .vu• '·'~ ··.aancem tn 8 stones • 10 1ftrough Friday, 111 cou1 Street, · ibe - · 11'¥(1u l<now ol an error P,.,.roy, ·Ohio . SeconcH:Iass MAR !. . ,_.~"''(7.40) . . . . . . . .~f'Omemy ' II I .tlwNaociated ·-lfl(j ·~ Ohio New!paper Association. with HYPNOSIS . EARN co RATEs WlrnoLJT· rl-IE co Open a Market-Watch now and get a 325% Interest Rate (3.30% A.P.Y.) for the first 180 days After 180 days. current rates apply. · . News Edllor: Charlene Hoeftich, Ext 12 ;•, •.-.' . ·• . OHIO Rop "''' Brian Reed. Ext 14 R F "" . Beth Sergent, Ext 1.3 . .. Laft: Senior Marauder Band members were recognized and presented small trophies at the annual banql.ll!l held at MeigS High School Mooday night. 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Dan Goodrich Publisher Charlene Hoeflich Manag~r-News Editor ,, Congress slulll ,_~ n.o law tYSpuWtg im . utafllishmmt of tdigiDn, or prohi6iting tlr.e : · fru aucist tlureof; or ahriJging the .fr«Jom i. of speech, or of tlu press; or tlu right of tiu : · ,uplt peaceably w assemble, arul w pttition : tJu Govunmen.t for a mlrus ofglieNIIU$. • •• - The f-1rst Amendment to the U.S. Constilulion • :--------------------------------------• ;TODAY IN HISTORY • • : · TOOlly is Wednesday, May 21, the 142nd da.y of 2008. ·There are 224 days left in the year. . : Today 's Highlight in History: On May 21, 19:Z7, <Jharles :A. Lindbergh landed his Spirit of St. Louis near Paris, com:,pleting the first .solo aiJplane flight across the Atlantic Ocean. ;. On this date: ln ·l542, Spanisll ex.ploter Hernando deSoto ilied while searching for gold along the Mississippi River. In 1832; the fiiSt Democralic National Convention got under way, in Baltimore. In 1840, New Zealand was declared a British colony. : In 1892, the opera "Pagliacci," by Ruggero Leoncavlll:lo, · was fiiSt performed, in Milan, Italy. :' In 1881 , Clara Barton founded itbe American Red Cross. In !'924, 14--year-old iBdbby Franks was mimlered in a "thrill killing" committed by Nathan Leopllld .Jr. and Richard Loeb, two students at the Uni\'ersitj .()!Chicago. ln 1932, Amelia 'Earhart ·became the ·first woman to Ji!y :solo across the Atlantic Ocean as she landed in Nolllberii Ireland, about 15 hours after leaving Newfoundland. · In 1956, the United States exploded the first airborne ' hydrogen bomb over Bikini A.toU in the Pacific. · In 1959, the musical ''Gypsy," inspired ~ die life of ·stripper Gypsy Rose Lee, Qjlened on Broadway. In 1979, former San Francisco City :Supervisor Dan ·White was convicted of voluntary IDIIDSiiu,ghter in lihe · s1ayings of Mayor George Moscooe .operily gay · Supervisor Harvey Mille • . , ~ Ten years ago: Teen gunman Kip Kiplrf'l opened fire ·inside Thurston High School ill S~ Ore., killiJ!.g · two students, a day after ldlling his pan:u.ts. ( Kinkel was · ~ sentenced to nearly 112 years in prison forlbe slayings.) In .the wake of .deadly .anti-goveniment protests, Indonesia 'President Suharto stepped down after 32 years in -power _and was succeeded by Vice President BJ. Habibie. . Five years ago; Christie Whitman Fesigned as Environmental Protection Agency administtator. The most ·devastating earthquake to hit Algeria in two decades killed . . at least 2,200 people. Ruben Studdard edged.Clay Aiken to · win the second "American Idol" competition on Fox. • One yeat ago: The Supreme Court ruled 1hat parents don't . ·need ·to hire a lawyer to sue public school distrims over 1tbeic ' children' s special education needs. The l1ood •and ~ :Administrat:ton issued a safety alert for the diabetes q · lAvandia, marketed by <JiaxoSmithKline, which~. a .report saying it was linked to a greater .risk of beart today's Birthdays: Actress Jeanne Bates ("Ben~~} is · 90. Rhythm-and-blues singer Ron Is~ ,(Tbc' '[sley ·Brothers) is 67 . Musician Bill Champlin ( · ·cago) is '"t · . Singer Leo Sayer lis iiO. Actress Carol Potter is 160. Comedian/radio talk slmw bost Al Franken is 57. Actor Mr. :T is 56. Actor Judge Reinhold is 51. Actor-direotor Nick ·eassavetes is 49. Actor Brent Briscoe is47.Actress Falnu'.a .Balk is 34. Rapper Havoc. (Mobb Deep) i s .34. Alllor,Soott ,Leavenworth is 18. Actress Sarah Ramos.is 11. . ·· . Thought for Today: "Being frustrated :is ,di~le,but : the real disasters of life begin when y.ou ·what you want" - Irving .Kfistoi,American editor. We'vebeenfndlispresi~ ..,_, 1 • · ~ UliU e eotion .swmg oOr more · than a year now, and I've Kalhi'JI'I been watChing him since his Lopez big speeeh at tbe 2004 Democratic ronventiori. We have his recoro· in the U.S. Senate and the Illinois state legislature. In other words, Obama has said: "Listenin.g he wasn' t born yesterday. •to the views, evenoflbose We ought to start paying who we violently disa&ree attention to what informa- with; that sends a 'Signal to tion we have and stop pro- the world that we are going jeering our hopes and to tum the p~ue .., on die failed dreams into !his &equent, ~~:acy that the Bush ener.n,ing -but ettl.pty -. a · . istrati.oo has practicled ,for so long." metoric at campaign rallies. This all points 10 one Consider ·what we do thing: Obama is a radical know about Oba:ma. He left-·w inger. however sacsays he'll "immediately" cbarine much of . his pull American troops out rhetoric is. of kaq. When ·the National He took his daughters to Journal ratings .c ame 1)111 in hear the Rev. Jeremiah January, an Obama cam"God Damn America" paign spokesman tried .t o Wright preach. He and his explain his score away: "As wife chose to make Wright Sen. Ohama nvcls aCross a part of their fantily 's tife the oounuy, and as we've and career; it was only seen' in the early oontests,. after Wright was invited to _he's .the one -candiciate Obama's · campaign · who's shown me ability to announcement that the appeal to Republicans and offer was reconsidered and tlie ability to .appeal to indetaken back. pendents." Liberal 0011Obamahasthemostliber- gresswomanZoeLofgrcn.of al voting recoro in California said: "Instead of Congress, according to focusing in Qn what divides Nationai.JollJ[lliJ. us, it's focusing in on what As 1he px:sideo.t of the can .wit4 us. People are sick United .States, he would sit of · the divisions. down . with , Mahmoud Republicans I :know- and . A!unadinejad; the president I know quite a few - are of &an; one-third .of the very enthused by this ro-" m1i..ginlll "Ax.is of Evil." Surrender does not Uni~ "'J"'i' · . \' our counuy. fWe may not like lbe war in Iraq, but we . ·also do not lib: losing.) Higba" aues will not unite America. Wright does not __ ,... • .- -'·ca. """"'"""""'• Obama is not a saviol', for black. wbite or any other American. As much as lbe Obama campaign woUld like t_o think i.t is a problem in thelf past, tbe Wrigbt issue will oontinuetobeaproblemfor Obarna. And it sboukl be. Recently, on BiU Bennett's radio show, Gary MacDougaJ, · wbo was cbainnan of lbe Dlinois Governor's Tast Force on Human Services Reform and is the author of "Make a Difference: A Spectaoular Bmlkthrough in tile Fight Against Poverty" (St. ·· Martin's Griffin. 2005), pointed out the depressing danger of Obama domestically: He gives a boOst to the likes of Wright; people w]lo damage communities by holding back others from attaining the American dream. In the Washington Post, · MacDougal wrote: "Imagine getting up eacl\ morning to go to work in a society that doesn't want . you, doesn't respect you and seeks to bold you back. Your spiritoal leader has told you this, .after all. ... H . this i.s lhe message you got from your mentor, would you expect dlat you -could succeed.? _Would you uy very hard, if at all?" ,.,. CONROE, Texas "Bubby" James :Whitlow, 3, son of ADdrea ~ (Neutzling) Whitlow and Joseph lanles Whitlow ·of Conroe, Tens, went to be :With Jesus on Sunday, May 'll, 2008. He was born on Funhec, MacDougal, who's WOikal wilh Ohaina ·All~ says his experience echoe~ the National ~ulll!! 17llil1g: Obama'saman,oftheLeft. AI·so 011 BeDDett's sbow'. former Minnesota Congressman Ym Weber said of lhe oow-presumed Democratic · presidential nominee and his presumably Democrat-majority C · ongress: "TheY' re going to raise the capital-gains tax. They're · going tO severely impede lrade policy. ... The n;gulaqons that · to see .as a we·•re gomg result of ~ Democratic approach to climate change · trul be .... _ .are gomg to Y · ,... densome and costly.~ Acknowledging business leaders wbo have endorsed Obama., Weber observed that llOme of lhem are suecombing to the same thing folks .a t Obama rallies are: "Business doesn't like Washington. They don't like politics. They don't like partisanship." Weber voneluded: "We'll~ headed toward a big left tum in economic palicy i( this ·guy is eleCted ·president." · Listen to Obama. Loot at his record. lfs time to believe he's the libeml we know him to be. 1be ~ge w.e need is a mdity rebeck oolbe road t.oJllll. 20,1009. (Kathryn lopez is life edi- .' Sept. 30, 2004. . ' · . ~ .additi?n to his parents, •' Load Briefs 1988 cla~ sets reunion date .· POMEROY- The Meigs High School Class:of 1988 will be celebrating their 20th year reunion Qn Saturday Aug. 2. ·lllere will be a family picnic in the afternoon at the Sheets ' Family Fanit near Harrisonville from 11 a.m. until 3 p.m. ,and an evening adult social a1 the Riverside Golf COurse Clubbouse from 7 p.m. until midnight. For more information poDtad Laura Cobb Sheets, laura@mudfO!'kblues.com. Office dosed POMEROY - The TB clinic will be closed on · Monda.y, May 26 for Memorial Day. The clinic reopens on Tuesday, May 27. · rl'View.c~) Tractor pull · ROCKSPRINGS -An antique tractor puU will be held at l p.m. Saturday at the Rocksprings Fairgrounds. Food will be available from the Scipio Volunteer Frre Department. Admission is free to spectators. Pull proceeds will benefit the Mulbeny Community Center and God's NET. Information is available at 742-3020. ' Golf scramble POMEROY- The Eastem Football program wiU hold a (USPS21=a~t ~~. · lng Published every aflemoon, •- y Lindsay McKinney, and back, Darby Gilmore, Christopher Kimes. Jamie Bailey, arid Caitlin Swartz. Dwl&wlt.ta~ .Band standing musician; Beeca Hanstine and ' Cassie Patterson, flag captains; froiD Page AI Tyler Little, Entertainer's Award; Bradley Jones, director' s award; Lindsay most amazing four years of my life," coiiiiDelltCd one of McKinney, Ario.n award; the seniors. Small trophies Kaylee Kennedy, outstand- · were presenteQ to each of ing musician, Seth Iohnsoo, and Michael Ball, 110 per' the· seniors. Large trophies went. to cent awards; and Jessica seniors IT Buq:hett, out- Sheets, flag captain. . Po6ce frcmPageAl spoken to the ObioAttomey General's Office and the Ohio Peace Officer Training Academy and 'was told the ~rger . of police forces would be legal. · H Racine's attorney and .insurance company clears the merger, Racine gave Jones permission to proceed with Racine's end of the· agreement by being commissiooed by Smith. Hill said this may help with the availability of local officers because bpth Smith and Jones have full time jobs, as do most officers in . .around 1,800 people which resentati ves from -b oth comsmall villages. This means is a similar population to munities, including himself, when Jones is working his Pomeroy. This merger would Cunningham, Jones, Smith full time job and unavail- k:eep a "community courtfl and others to be named . able for patrol, Smith may alive in Syracuse/Racine and later. The committee would be available for patrol in the fees that go with it would discuss fuel costs, tickets Syracuse as well of Racine · be kept in t!he villages as aDd fees as wen scheduland vice versa: Syracuse has opposed to being processed ing patrols; etc. 40 hours of local, weekly by the county. Currently, the Ohio legis-. police protection, Racine As it stands, if mayor's lature proposes eliminating has an estimated 50 hours of court is eliminated, citations . mayor's court in communilocal protection a week. for offenses will go thro11gh · ties with less lihan 1,600, courts When on dl!ly, officers oounty court with the vii- affecting · 334 will be patrolling both vii- · !ages receiving around 50 statewide, including local !ages, letting the communi- percent of that fine, accord- courts in Racine, Syracuse and Rutland. However, ties know a consistent ing to vill.age officials. police presence which can The entire merger agree- those with populations over also provide mutual aid if ment has yet to be worked l,600 could create "commusomething major happens. out and Hill, who has spo- nity coutts" run by magisH the merger happens, the ken with Cunningham. sug- trates and placed under the officers of Syracuse and gested a committee on the supervision of the Ohio Racine will be protecting matter be formed with rep- Supreme Court. as &olf scramble on June 28 at Pine Hills GoH ·Course in Pomeroy. The cost is $200 for teams of four, with two flights, at 9 a.m. and I p.m. · Prizes are $300 fur firSt plal:e, $200 for seoond and $100 for dlird. Cash gaJ)le and skins game will be held separately. ~. ~For the Record " Acddents repo . rted. •.'! ·, RUlLAND -An ·accident involving two vehicles was jrported at around 6 p.m. yesterday evening on New Lima ., Road in Rutland Township. Emergency ;personnel from the / Rutland Fire Department and Meigs EMS responded to ireat thme people for injuries. No furthtir information was available. The accident report is being handled by the Ohio ~Highway Patrol. .. Studies .l'romPaglrAl C8 Health Project, which paid qualifYing water customen; for blood samples and medical data. lt was completed in mid- 2006~ The Science Panel was also created under the settlement agreement, and is Dogs made up of three epidemiol- ed to provide strong eviogy experts. They will ana- dence .about whether the lyze data collected by the ·chemical is related to any CS Health Project and eon- human disease. duct upcoming studies. Approximately 40,000 who signed consen.t forms The two follow-up studies will provide evidence of during .the C8 Health whether C8 is linked to any Project will receive introletters. health eff.ects. Such studies, ductory which track participants. ~ Participants will be comhealth history over lime and pensated $40 after . comrelate disease to the history pleting first interviews this · of C8 exposure, are expect- fall A second short inter- Reynoldsbui:g solicitor. The Ohio Revised Code defmes a "dangerous dog" as a dog that without provol'rom Page AI ' cation ... has chased or : POMEROY - . An aceident irivolving two vehicles was ~yesterday afternoon on East Main Street in front of shot three times before it approached in either a menacing fashion or an apparWendy's restaurant. No injuries were reported. The ex.pired. ent attitude of attack. or has -:"omeroy Police Department is investigating the incident. .Jones oonfirmed this was attempted to bite. or other1be Pomeroy Fire Department was also on scene. the same pit bull that resi- wise endanger any person, dents of Vine Stteet were while that dog is off the complaining about at .the premises of i.ts owner, keeplast re{tllar meeting of er, or harborer and not Racine Village Council. .u nder their reasonable con'ones said Reynoldsburg trol of its owner, keeper, · : STRONGSVH..LE (AP) - A suburban Cleveland stu- has an ordinance which has harborer, or some -o ther : jlem won'& nip to the Nobel .Prize ceremonies in Sweden banneP aU dogs/anim3Is responsible person, or not defined as dangerous or physically restrained or . ,Wtb a science fair project on fish herding. · Seventeen-year-old Kaleigh Eichel of Strongsville High vicious from the town. confined in a locked pen School won the trip as a fmaliSt at the Intel International Jones suggested council which has a top, locked Science .a nd Engineering Fair last week in Atlanta: She consider this ordinance if it fenced or other locked trained a goldfish to herd other fish in a tank and took a decides to move forwaFd enclosure whicb has a top. \vith the ban. Neith~r Jones The Ohio Revised Code video to demonstra~~: her findings . Sbe used a bit of food to ooax a fish through a maze of or the village has received defines a "vicious dog" as a .two red mesh screens in the tank. After one was trained, the actual oroinance to dog that without provocaanother fish was added, one by one, -with trained fish prod- review though it has been tion ...has killed or caused .ding along the newcomers. · requested from · the serious injury to .any person; ., - ;: Fish-herding project wins i: trip for Cleveland-area student· One man~ garbage is another man~- trash Th~· Daily Sentinel Reader Services •• dents selected for the. Ohio University District 17 honors band were given special recognition at the Meigs band banquet. They were . from the left, front, Hannah Cleek, · Amanda Gilkey, and . maternal . grandparents Brenda K Neutzling of ·Jackson and Michael A. Neutzling of Poo!eroy; greatgrandparents, Raymond and of xavier 'Bubby' Whfttow Dolores Donohue · Powtaoy; uncle and aunts, David (Leona) Neutzling of Middleport and Misi Neutting ·. of Wanatchce, Wash.; cousms, AJ. and Tanner J'llentzling of Middleport and Andrew Pomeroy of Watnatcher, Wash., and many other.great aunts; uncles and cousins. He was preceded in death by his great-grandparents · NOibett and Katherine NeutZ!ing. · ' ·· A memorial service will be held Saturday, May 24 at 10 il.m. at the Rutland Church of the Nazarene, Rutland. . • :· Letters to the editor arl' welcome. They should be less ·than 300 words. .t.li'lefters ar.e subject ro· editing, must be :signt!d. and include address and .telephone number. No .ruuigned leners will be published. Letters should .be in .good itaste, addressing issues, not per510fJaJiJiis. Letters of ·.tho/Jks to organiZtJtions and individuals wiU Mt be acoeptc :llilfor publication. !_,.... . Below: Band stu- .be IS SIIIVlVed by a sister, !>axton Ptyoc; Neutzling; tor of National Review Online (www.nationalreview.com). She can be .contacted at 1dopez@lllltional- · bas caused injury,.other than killing or serious injury, to any person, or has killed another deg; belongs to a b~eed llhat is commonly known as a pit bull dog. The owner&bip, keeping, or har- · boring of such a breed of dog shall be · prima-facie evidence of the ownership, view will be conducted in 2010. Participants will also receive gift cards after their interviews. Both stodies will end in 2010. Those who participated in the CS Health Project and who have not signed up for the community studies may go to the Science Panel's website, w'ww.C8sciencepanel .com for the necessary form. keeping, or hamoring of a vicious dog. 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May 12 eartiKiuake's confirmed death toll rose to more than 40,ro>, with at least Public meetings IO,IXXJ more deaths expected, AN XIAN, China LOUISVILLE, Ky. and oiiiciills said more than China is grappting with the Barack Obama stepped to neltt massive task in the 32,1XXJ people were missing. the brink of victory in the aftermath of its earthquake The State cOuncil. China's ;Democratic presidential race - how to shelter the 5 mil- Cabinet, said 80 percent of the 1~esday nil)ht despite a lop: bodies found in Sichuan · lion· people left homeless. ;sule!l loss m the Kentucky province had been either ere- · were living Many :primary, moving within I 00 . Tuesday in tent cities like mated or buried. delegates of the total needed Authorities rushed to disat the of Qianf~ one to claim the prize at the party mountain in the disaster pose of c'?rpses, b'!rning •convention this summer. · rone, offering some stabili- them or laymg them s1de by . •· "You have put us within ty - · along with food and side in pits. Vice Minister :reach of the Democratic medical care - to those for Civil Affairs Jiang Li nomination," he told cheerwhose lives were upended. said officials had begun coling supporters in Iowa, the "After the quake, we lecting DNA samples from :.Overwhelmingly white state . couldn't sleep for five days. bodies so their identities · .that launched him, a black, We were really, really could be confirmed later. first-term senator from afraid," said Chen Shigui, a Rescues becoming -lllinois, on his improbable weathered 55-year-old more ·remarkable by the •path to victory laSt January. fatmer who climbed for two hour - continued on the · Obarna lavished praise on days with his · wife and eighth day since the quake, Hillary Rodham Clmton, his injured fatller to reach the but the trickle of earlier •rival in a race unlike any · • APphato camp from their mountain ~ther, and accused Democratic presidential hopeful Sen. Barack Ob~ma D-111., takes the stage at a rally village. "I felt relieved when days had slowed to a drip. Jiang said 5 million peoRepublican John McCain of , we got here. It's much safer ple were homeless and that Tuesday in Des Moines, Iowa. 11 campaign run by lobbyists. compared to my home." the government was setting •· "You are Democrats who defiance of Democratic them," Obama said. p.m. EDT on primary day. But there's not ,enough up temporary housing for are tired of being divided, National Committee rules. Said Clinton: "As a lifelong . The only primaries remain- room to go around. victims unable to find shel·Republicans who no longer Party officials are sched- champion for social justice ing are Puerto Rico, on June The government.issued an ter with 'rehlljves. He said · recognize the party that runs uled to meet later this and eq~Jl\~ity, his work has I, followed two days later by urgent appeal Tuesday for nearly 280,000 tents had Washington, independents month to consider how made the path easier for me, South Dakota and Montana. . who are hungry for change," or whether- to seat all or for Senator Obama arid for . Increasingly, Obama has tents and brought in the fiTSt been shipped to the area and lle said, speaking to a crowd · part of the states' delegates. countless others. He's been been concentrating his cam- foreign teams of doctors 700,000 more ordered and and field hospitals, some of that factories were ramping .on the grounds of the Iowa Obama's speech was part a with us for our fights and · eaign on McCain, - the whom were swapping out up to ·· meet · demand. ·Capitol in Des Moines ~ summons to the voters to we're now with him in his." Republican nominee-in-wait- with overseas search and well as the millions around S1chuan's governor said 3 embrace change, part attempt Regardless of the results illg, rather than on Clinton. rescue specialists. million tents were needed. -the country who will elect The former frrst lady, too, The switch undersoored a ·the nation s 44th president to coax Clinton's supporters of the two primaries, to his side as the .nommating Obama was moving ahead has jettisoned the · sharp shift in the response to ·in November. . contest draws to a close. on the assumption he would aitacks al!ainst Obama that China's worst disaster in Despite losing Kentucky "We have had ow' dissoon becoq~e the nominee. characterized the race only three decades from an emer.to Clinton by a margin of 65 agreements during this camPaity officials said discus- a few weeks ago, although gency stage to one of recov:percent to 30 percent, -Qbama picked up at least 14 paign, but we all admire her sions were under way to she bristled on Monday at ery - and for many, endur-delegates in the state, she at courage, her commitment send Paul Tewes, a top his _decision to focus on the ing hardship. On the second of a threeleast 3 7. That : gave him and . her perseverance," he - Obama camp~gn aid~, to . fall campaign, "You can day national. mOuniing peiisaid. "No inatter how this the Democrallc Nauoii"al declare you~IT anything, 1,931 out of the 2,026 ·needed.' The former first lady has primary ends, Senator Cc;mumttee to oversee O{lef· but if you don't have the od, the authoriWian govern.1,755 in their marathon race Clinton lias shattered myths auons for the fall campatgn. votes it doesn't matter," she ment apJlC3!1lrl to be moving •FM!lflf----~ Obarna decided to mark a said ~ an interview with an to rein m the unusually free .. - a black man running and broken barriers and • - - - ---lludd,loll reporting it allowed in the dis• 10 ¥Mnwlll against a woman -that has changed the America in · victory of sorts - a majori- Oregon television station. There was no shortage ,of . aster's first week. Most major • c:u.n shattered voter turnout which my daughters and ty of pl~g~ delegates from state pf11I1!111es ~d caucuses signs that the closest newspapers carried near-idenyours will come of age." « .records in state after state. As for McCain, be said he With his ev~mng appear- Democratic nominating cam- tical photographs on their UfJ ID 6X lrutwf '-.) : The two rivals also collid}ulll3" ltlld , would leave it up to the ~ce m Iowa, s1te of h!s cntpaign -in a generation was front pages of President Hu -ed in Oregon's unique vote....u,OniMI-'r tile• Ariwna senator ''to explain ICal Jan. 3 caucus tnumph reaching its final stages after Jintao and other senim: leaders ..!Jy-mail primary. , . Obama said the night's whether his policies and posi- that · launched him .on ~is drawing more than 33 mil- With their beads bowed - a .contests gave him a rnajori- lions represent long-beld con- way through the pnmanes lion voters to the polls and uniformity that is typical . shattering numerous turnout when state media censors .ty of the delej!ates elected in victions or Washington calcu- ~t followed. . lations, but the one thing they . The quesuon · then records along the way. · direct coverage. all 56 primanes and caucus- · don't represent is change.". . becomes how do we com. .es combined - as distinct The exit poll in Kentucky plete the nomination Jrom nearly 800 superdeleunderscored once more the process so that we have the ·gates who hold the balance of R?,Wer at the convention. work Obama has aliead if he majority of the total number ' We still have work to do is to win over Clinton's sup- of delegates, including · superdelegates, to be able to .to in the remaining states, porters. 10 ballots say this . thing's over," Almost nine in :where we. will compete for were cast by whites, and the Obama told The Associated -every delegate available," ,he said in. an e-mail sent to former first lady was win- Press iii an interview. Clinton looked for a consupporters. "But tonight, I . ning their support overwhelmingly. She defeated solation for the strongest want to thank you for every-dring _you have done to take ber rival among voters of all presidential campaign of · us this far - farther than age groups and incomes, the any woman in history. She :anyone predicted, expected college educated and non-. hoped to fmish with more -or even believed possible." colle~e educated, self- votes than her rival in all the • Clinton, the one-time descnbed liberals, moder- contests combined, including florida and Michigan, .front-runner in the race, said ates and conservatives. had a two states that were stripped Though Clinton has was in it still. On Monday, May 26, we will publish a special page devollld .to those who are gone but not the late ·of their !lelegates by the strong run through ~ "This is one of the closest lotgOIIen. They wil be similar to the sample below: · •races for a party's nomina- primaries, Obama has steadi- national party for moving lioll in modern history," the ly outpaced her where it their primary dates too early. Not counting the results former frrst lady told sup- counts, in the race for nation-widL select Gae of the followblg FREE rena helow Ill al convention ileleg<~tes. in Kentucky and Oregon, ~ers celebrating her With her Kentucky victn: Obama was ahead of ~ntucky victory. '"We're 1-IIIIIIBJY-lrillul£ I. We hold yoo in our lhoughll; and memories fon:ver. :,Winning the popular vote," ry, Clinton picked .up at Clinton by slightly more · least 37 delegates to at least than 618,000 votes out of 2. May God aadle yoo in His lllllS. now and forever. :_she said, despite figures 14 for Obamil. 32.2 million cast in pri3. Forever missed, never fO!JolleD. M.oy God hold yoo in lhe palm of · from competib ve contests Overall, Obama had maries and caucuses where His hand. . tbat · show otherwise. "I'm D&fid C. AadiiCWI 4. Thank yoo for lhe wonderful days we sh~ togelher. My praym ' more determined than ever 1,931 delegates, less than both candidates competed. 11IJr 10, tMl·Mar I, t • will be widt yoo until we moel again. w·see that every vote is cast I00 shy of tlie 2,026 needed The numbers do not·include S. The days we shared were sweel.llong to see you again in God's to become the first · black Iowa, Maine; or Neviida can:a00 every ballot is COW)ted." · heavenly glory. May God's angds ~ Even so, she commended presidential nominee of a cuses, nor do they count- as 6. YoUr courage and bravery still inspire us all, and lhe memory of your ;-Obama, adding, "while we major party. The former Clintnn does in her totals · guide you and smile fills us 'widt joy and laughler. florida and Michigan. ;-continue to go toe-to-toe first lady had I ,759. 7. Though OUI of sighl, you'll forever be in my heart and mind. Oregon, where Obarna Both candidates paused 'for this nomination, we do protect you 8. The day. may come and go, bullhe times we shared will ilways lt.IIIain. · during the day to express drew a crowd estimated by 5ee eye-to-eye when it 9 .. May God's angels guide you &lid procect you tbroughout time. throughout time. -e omes to uniting our party best wishes to Sen. Edward police at 75,000 over the · 10. You were a light in oor life thai burns forever in oor hearts. Kennedy, the weekend, had . 52 delegates to elect a De111ocratic pres- M. II. May God's graces shine over you for all time. Massachusetts Democrat at stake. The state also had . ident this 'fall." 12. Yoo are in our lhoughll; and prayers troin morning Ill nigh1 and from : Sbe alS!I said Michigan and suffering from a brain tumor. the distinction of staging the year 10 year. "So many of us here have only contest without a desig~Democrats dc;serve to benefited in some way or nated polling day. Instead, . ~ve their · votes counted. a of the bat- under a _vote-by-.mail sysanother because ~ference to the ~gerin)l tles he's waged, and some tern, elecuon offic1als tallied ,eootroversy surrounding pnhere because of all ballots received by 11 - ~ in both states held in of us oose Library, lunch provided. Holsinger, evangelist. will TUPPERS PLAINS be held at- the Faith Valley VFW Post 9053, 7 p.m., at Church, Bailey Tabernacle Thursday, May 22 hall. · Run Road, Pomeroy, May . POMEROY - · Meigs HARRISONVILLE 25, 7 p.m. 23 through May Soil and Water Conservation District Board H~sonville senior citizens, each evenirig. The church is of Supervisors II :30 a.m. at 11 a.m., Presbyterian Church, located 1.7 miles off S.R. the district office, 3310 I blood pressure checks taken, 124 toward Rutland. For pot luck served afterwards. more information· contact Hiland Road, Pomeroy. Pastor Emmett A. Rawson. SYRACUSE Meigs · LANGSVH.LE- Special County Board of MRDD, services will be held at the · regular meeting, 4 p.m., of healing Ministries House Carleton School. . · Friday, May 23 POMEROY - Chapel, at 'Langsville, May 23, 24,State Route 143, revival ser-· and 25 featuring Theopholis . vices continuing through and Valarie Jones of Winston · Sunday. Evanglist Rev. Salem. N.C. Rollin Mitchell; special Tbursdlly,' May 22 singing nightly. Pastor POMEROY - American Charles McKenzie. Cancer Society Meigs County POMEROY - Revival Monday, May 26 Taskforce, noon, . Pomeroy services with Chuck RACINE - Memorial Church events Clubs and organizations .Other .events· 1. . ~ are . ' ing up to make the deterrnination about what specifically caused it," said Cuyler :• • • SAN DIEGO McGinley, district opera:toostruction was suspended lions manager for Hensel :on a downtown hotel .after a Phelps Construction Co. : gas explosion injured 14 The 1,190-room, 30-story :wc:xters,buttheHiltontower Hilton San Diego Bayfront -. still may open on schedule, hotel is scheduled tO open in "the .builder said Thesday. December next to the San ; A damage assessment Diego Convention Center. . :report by city engineers · McGiuley said he didn ',t · :found~ apparent damage to knOw whether it wou).d be .. ·the Qllll.ll structur.tl concrete· r¢ady, bur the' ~any .· is , . . :frame and the steel-braced optimis~c .. A ~s~ge left ' - ~fnim!; at the area of the blast: · for Karima Zaki, tht! hotel's '1be \lainage was primarily v-ice president for new :limited to tbe northwest cor- development, was not :ner of the building on the inunedmtely returned. San Diego Fire-Rescue :fourth floor and the mechan;ical room on the fifth floor, spokesman Maurice Luque jbe report said. · said an electrical spark or .. The explosion Monday boiler flames could have ~curred iQ a fifth-floor ignited the gas cloud. lloiler room where pipes An investigation by the ~natural gas into a water state Division of ~g system. Occupational Safety and • "We have the experts lin- Health will take two 10 six ""' Bv At•..,.. HoFFMAN ,. _ ASSOClf.tED MESS WRITER months, said spokeswoman · Kate McGuire. She declined to speculate on the cause. . Three work:ers fiom subcontractors were in critical condition Tuesday with second- and third-degree bums and were in medically induced comas, said Kimberly Edwards, a. spokeswoman for University of California, San Diego, · Medical Center. Another worker who crashed a car iq an_ adjacent parking lot after bemg blinded by the explosion remained hospitalized with head and neck injuries but was in good condition, said Edwards. Another worker remained in fair condition at Scripps Mercy Hospital, said hospital spokeswoman Kristin Reinhardt. More than 400 construc. tion workers were at the site at the time. ·.The Daily Seldiod 1'it.h FoadeM Memorie8 lll Court St., Pomeroy, OR 45769 DEADUNE: 1'EDNESDAY, M,4.Y 21, 5 pm r-------------------------------------,I I . Please publish my uibule in the special Me~ 1'a8e on Monday, May 26. I I Name of ·· • I · · I Relationship to me Number of selected verse I I Date of binh ll'ri nt your name •L ,,..~ Date of passin I~~ ~= I Cily State 1 1 I 1 I ZiiP--- ·Make Cbedl Payable to TilE DAH.Y SENTINEL L-------•------I -------·---,- - - - I I I I I I • • ' Day Services at Racine American Legion Post 602, 9:30 a.m., guest speaker James E. Corbitt, refresh- ' rnents after. Birthdays .Always try to mend your fences_. BY KATHY MITCHELL SuGAR AND MARCY · . Dear Annie: I am a highSunday, May 2S SXRACUSE - Phyllis ly-educated single woman Io Hams Baker's · 80th birth- my 30s who has made many day will be celebrated with serious mistakes. I have had a party from I .to 3 p.m. overlapping affairs and relaSunday at the Syracuse tionships with my co-workers, some of them manied. Community Center. I have come to understand Tuesday, June 3 that I did this because I MIDDLEPORT - The enjoyed the attention. I also Rev. Odell Manley will celebrate his 80th birthday on thought I could use these men J11ne 3. Cards may be sent to to .advance my career. As it him at 160 Beech St., turns out, I have been mosdy unemployed for more than a Middleport, Ohio 45760. year. I now think I may never be able to fmd a job in my field, partly because others know about my involvement with colleagues. I regret my actions and ·feel terrible about the impact they have had on others. I want to start over, but don't know how. Should I apolof,ize to those I have hurt or JUSt move on? How do I find employment with my history? Miserable and Discouraged in California Dear California: It's always a good idea to apologize to someone you have hurt. Depen~ing ~po~ the degree of pam you inflicted, you might not be forgiven; but you will feel better for having tried. And if you believe ·this is a reason you are not finding employment, you should be upfront about it Explain to any potential employer that you made some personal mistakes at your previous job, but have learned your lesson and want to prove you can do Beegle, better. You · also should get the word out to former colleagues that you are sony for your prior behavior, you've ch;mged and you're Hubbard, received his state looking for wort. If you still degree through placement cannot fmd a job, consider in equine science. Carnahan continuing education classes worked for Sunny Lane to burnish your resume or, if Stables and Boarding. necessary, changing careers. Chris Holter, son of Sometimes you have to Stan~ey an~ Tanya Holter, clean the slate entirely. received h1s state degree Dear Annie: At every holthrough swine production. iday meal at my great-aunt Holter works with his father "Bessie's" horne, my sisterin production and managing in-law and her family bring a small swing herd. their own plastic containers and, as soon as we're done eating, fill them up with leftovers to take horne. They do this before food is offered to anyone else, including my great-aunt, who conked and served the meal. We have taken food home as well, but only when Aunt Bessie offered it. She is 72, and it's a lot of work (not to mention money) preparing as much food as she serves. I am stunned that my sisterin-law does this every time and wonder what you think. Mallo~= .southern FFA members receive degrees · RACINE -Six students Perry and Bobbi Hill, from Southern High School rec~ived her s~te dep in ~ntly rece1ved !herr state equme producuon. Hill cur1:!,'A degrees ' at ~he 80th renlly owns five _horses ll:fld ::ohio FFA Convepllon. barrel races m Jumor i Ryan -Lee Beegle, son '?f NBHA. · . ;Rod Beegle_ and Debbie Dustrn Johnson, son of _::Parsons_ received his state Carrol Joe . and ~renda · .4egree m sb~p producuon. Johnson, rece1ved h1s state lJeegle current! y manage~ - degree through placement 120 head of e~es. in greenh_ouse production : Mallory Hill, daughter of and equme production. Johnson works for Darrel Norris Greenhouses and raises a show horse. . Eric Perry, son of Troy Perry and 'Christina Gater, · received his state degree through beef pr<?duction.. Perry '!'orks on his grand" parents farm and owns and -manages a small beef herd. Rusty Carnahan, son of Tony Carnahan and Sandy 0Nr Amaud: Does AURt Bessie usually insist that people take food home? If · she cooks a lot, she may not want all those • leftovers. However, if your sister-inlaw is taking food that your great-aunt would like to eat another day, you should speak up. Next time, bring some of your own containe(S and put away as much food as you can in Aunt Bessie's freezer, wrapped in individual ponions. Tell your sisterin-law you ' re sure Aunt Bessie would like to haVe . prepared meals available, and that she deserves them after all her hard wort. You · might even ask her to belp. DNr Aimie: I love it wben parents of students who are "bright" but not living up to their potential claim . their child is bored. If they were so bored, they would do the work expected of them before slacking off. Bored is when you have nothing to do. You hit a nerve when you suggested the parents Wildt with the teacher to find extracredit assignments for missed work. Teachers have enough to do without creating independent study plans for ~ students. Let these kids fail the subjects they are so bortil in, repeat the grade and_ maybe then they- will"learil valuable life lesson. Ed!M'Htor in Pemlsyhaoia . Dear Pennsylvania: Bored isn't necessarily when you have nothing to do. It's when what you are doing holds no interest for yoo. Grade-school students are not always mature enough to think, "I'll finish this tedious assignment because it's the right thing to do." They think, "This is stupid. Why botherT' Making bright studenis repeat a grade teaches them that school is a drudge and teachers don 'I care about them. There has to be a better way. Annie's Mailbox is written by Kslhy MitcheU and Marcy Sugar, longtilru • a IDn of the Ann ImulNs column. Pkose e-IIUlil yolll' questions to annieslflllilbox@comctiSLMt, or wrilll ID: Annie's Mailbox, P.O. Box 118190, Clliazgo, IL 60611. 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Room Nursing, Medical :Ms. Gooldin is a master's Surgi~ Nursing, Quality in . :prepared nurse with over 25 Healthcare, both High Risk years experience teaching in and .Low Risk . Neonatal an Associate Degree · Nursmg, Operaung Room PIESCHOOL IIGISOAnOII Jd.ao1 tMhil for. ldwol,... . . Mlr r· • Dr. Ed Bingham, Professor ofSU.-Iftd Jazz S1Udllla at Mlrshlll UnlvwsHy. Box Olllce: 4211211!1 Ave. G8111p .... Ott 11•1 446-AATS --{t:o--·-............. ....... .............. ........ ._ . . . . . . t:'l ........... _ _ _ _ ~ -~ ............... .-!'! . . . . . . . . . ·- �/ ·;. . ' PageA6 NATION •WORLD . The Daily Sentinel i. Wednesday, May 21, ·' 2008 China's post-quake · challenge: 5 million homeless • BY DAVID ESPO BY TINI TRAN AND SARA KUGLER ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITERS Community Calendar ' The . May 12 eartiKiuake's confirmed death toll rose to more than 40,ro>, with at least Public meetings IO,IXXJ more deaths expected, AN XIAN, China LOUISVILLE, Ky. and oiiiciills said more than China is grappting with the Barack Obama stepped to neltt massive task in the 32,1XXJ people were missing. the brink of victory in the aftermath of its earthquake The State cOuncil. China's ;Democratic presidential race - how to shelter the 5 mil- Cabinet, said 80 percent of the 1~esday nil)ht despite a lop: bodies found in Sichuan · lion· people left homeless. ;sule!l loss m the Kentucky province had been either ere- · were living Many :primary, moving within I 00 . Tuesday in tent cities like mated or buried. delegates of the total needed Authorities rushed to disat the of Qianf~ one to claim the prize at the party mountain in the disaster pose of c'?rpses, b'!rning •convention this summer. · rone, offering some stabili- them or laymg them s1de by . •· "You have put us within ty - · along with food and side in pits. Vice Minister :reach of the Democratic medical care - to those for Civil Affairs Jiang Li nomination," he told cheerwhose lives were upended. said officials had begun coling supporters in Iowa, the "After the quake, we lecting DNA samples from :.Overwhelmingly white state . couldn't sleep for five days. bodies so their identities · .that launched him, a black, We were really, really could be confirmed later. first-term senator from afraid," said Chen Shigui, a Rescues becoming -lllinois, on his improbable weathered 55-year-old more ·remarkable by the •path to victory laSt January. fatmer who climbed for two hour - continued on the · Obarna lavished praise on days with his · wife and eighth day since the quake, Hillary Rodham Clmton, his injured fatller to reach the but the trickle of earlier •rival in a race unlike any · • APphato camp from their mountain ~ther, and accused Democratic presidential hopeful Sen. Barack Ob~ma D-111., takes the stage at a rally village. "I felt relieved when days had slowed to a drip. Jiang said 5 million peoRepublican John McCain of , we got here. It's much safer ple were homeless and that Tuesday in Des Moines, Iowa. 11 campaign run by lobbyists. compared to my home." the government was setting •· "You are Democrats who defiance of Democratic them," Obama said. p.m. EDT on primary day. But there's not ,enough up temporary housing for are tired of being divided, National Committee rules. Said Clinton: "As a lifelong . The only primaries remain- room to go around. victims unable to find shel·Republicans who no longer Party officials are sched- champion for social justice ing are Puerto Rico, on June The government.issued an ter with 'rehlljves. He said · recognize the party that runs uled to meet later this and eq~Jl\~ity, his work has I, followed two days later by urgent appeal Tuesday for nearly 280,000 tents had Washington, independents month to consider how made the path easier for me, South Dakota and Montana. . who are hungry for change," or whether- to seat all or for Senator Obama arid for . Increasingly, Obama has tents and brought in the fiTSt been shipped to the area and lle said, speaking to a crowd · part of the states' delegates. countless others. He's been been concentrating his cam- foreign teams of doctors 700,000 more ordered and and field hospitals, some of that factories were ramping .on the grounds of the Iowa Obama's speech was part a with us for our fights and · eaign on McCain, - the whom were swapping out up to ·· meet · demand. ·Capitol in Des Moines ~ summons to the voters to we're now with him in his." Republican nominee-in-wait- with overseas search and well as the millions around S1chuan's governor said 3 embrace change, part attempt Regardless of the results illg, rather than on Clinton. rescue specialists. million tents were needed. -the country who will elect The former frrst lady, too, The switch undersoored a ·the nation s 44th president to coax Clinton's supporters of the two primaries, to his side as the .nommating Obama was moving ahead has jettisoned the · sharp shift in the response to ·in November. . contest draws to a close. on the assumption he would aitacks al!ainst Obama that China's worst disaster in Despite losing Kentucky "We have had ow' dissoon becoq~e the nominee. characterized the race only three decades from an emer.to Clinton by a margin of 65 agreements during this camPaity officials said discus- a few weeks ago, although gency stage to one of recov:percent to 30 percent, -Qbama picked up at least 14 paign, but we all admire her sions were under way to she bristled on Monday at ery - and for many, endur-delegates in the state, she at courage, her commitment send Paul Tewes, a top his _decision to focus on the ing hardship. On the second of a threeleast 3 7. That : gave him and . her perseverance," he - Obama camp~gn aid~, to . fall campaign, "You can day national. mOuniing peiisaid. "No inatter how this the Democrallc Nauoii"al declare you~IT anything, 1,931 out of the 2,026 ·needed.' The former first lady has primary ends, Senator Cc;mumttee to oversee O{lef· but if you don't have the od, the authoriWian govern.1,755 in their marathon race Clinton lias shattered myths auons for the fall campatgn. votes it doesn't matter," she ment apJlC3!1lrl to be moving •FM!lflf----~ Obarna decided to mark a said ~ an interview with an to rein m the unusually free .. - a black man running and broken barriers and • - - - ---lludd,loll reporting it allowed in the dis• 10 ¥Mnwlll against a woman -that has changed the America in · victory of sorts - a majori- Oregon television station. There was no shortage ,of . aster's first week. Most major • c:u.n shattered voter turnout which my daughters and ty of pl~g~ delegates from state pf11I1!111es ~d caucuses signs that the closest newspapers carried near-idenyours will come of age." « .records in state after state. As for McCain, be said he With his ev~mng appear- Democratic nominating cam- tical photographs on their UfJ ID 6X lrutwf '-.) : The two rivals also collid}ulll3" ltlld , would leave it up to the ~ce m Iowa, s1te of h!s cntpaign -in a generation was front pages of President Hu -ed in Oregon's unique vote....u,OniMI-'r tile• Ariwna senator ''to explain ICal Jan. 3 caucus tnumph reaching its final stages after Jintao and other senim: leaders ..!Jy-mail primary. , . Obama said the night's whether his policies and posi- that · launched him .on ~is drawing more than 33 mil- With their beads bowed - a .contests gave him a rnajori- lions represent long-beld con- way through the pnmanes lion voters to the polls and uniformity that is typical . shattering numerous turnout when state media censors .ty of the delej!ates elected in victions or Washington calcu- ~t followed. . lations, but the one thing they . The quesuon · then records along the way. · direct coverage. all 56 primanes and caucus- · don't represent is change.". . becomes how do we com. .es combined - as distinct The exit poll in Kentucky plete the nomination Jrom nearly 800 superdeleunderscored once more the process so that we have the ·gates who hold the balance of R?,Wer at the convention. work Obama has aliead if he majority of the total number ' We still have work to do is to win over Clinton's sup- of delegates, including · superdelegates, to be able to .to in the remaining states, porters. 10 ballots say this . thing's over," Almost nine in :where we. will compete for were cast by whites, and the Obama told The Associated -every delegate available," ,he said in. an e-mail sent to former first lady was win- Press iii an interview. Clinton looked for a consupporters. "But tonight, I . ning their support overwhelmingly. She defeated solation for the strongest want to thank you for every-dring _you have done to take ber rival among voters of all presidential campaign of · us this far - farther than age groups and incomes, the any woman in history. She :anyone predicted, expected college educated and non-. hoped to fmish with more -or even believed possible." colle~e educated, self- votes than her rival in all the • Clinton, the one-time descnbed liberals, moder- contests combined, including florida and Michigan, .front-runner in the race, said ates and conservatives. had a two states that were stripped Though Clinton has was in it still. On Monday, May 26, we will publish a special page devollld .to those who are gone but not the late ·of their !lelegates by the strong run through ~ "This is one of the closest lotgOIIen. They wil be similar to the sample below: · •races for a party's nomina- primaries, Obama has steadi- national party for moving lioll in modern history," the ly outpaced her where it their primary dates too early. Not counting the results former frrst lady told sup- counts, in the race for nation-widL select Gae of the followblg FREE rena helow Ill al convention ileleg<~tes. in Kentucky and Oregon, ~ers celebrating her With her Kentucky victn: Obama was ahead of ~ntucky victory. '"We're 1-IIIIIIBJY-lrillul£ I. We hold yoo in our lhoughll; and memories fon:ver. :,Winning the popular vote," ry, Clinton picked .up at Clinton by slightly more · least 37 delegates to at least than 618,000 votes out of 2. May God aadle yoo in His lllllS. now and forever. :_she said, despite figures 14 for Obamil. 32.2 million cast in pri3. Forever missed, never fO!JolleD. M.oy God hold yoo in lhe palm of · from competib ve contests Overall, Obama had maries and caucuses where His hand. . tbat · show otherwise. "I'm D&fid C. AadiiCWI 4. Thank yoo for lhe wonderful days we sh~ togelher. My praym ' more determined than ever 1,931 delegates, less than both candidates competed. 11IJr 10, tMl·Mar I, t • will be widt yoo until we moel again. w·see that every vote is cast I00 shy of tlie 2,026 needed The numbers do not·include S. The days we shared were sweel.llong to see you again in God's to become the first · black Iowa, Maine; or Neviida can:a00 every ballot is COW)ted." · heavenly glory. May God's angds ~ Even so, she commended presidential nominee of a cuses, nor do they count- as 6. YoUr courage and bravery still inspire us all, and lhe memory of your ;-Obama, adding, "while we major party. The former Clintnn does in her totals · guide you and smile fills us 'widt joy and laughler. florida and Michigan. ;-continue to go toe-to-toe first lady had I ,759. 7. Though OUI of sighl, you'll forever be in my heart and mind. Oregon, where Obarna Both candidates paused 'for this nomination, we do protect you 8. The day. may come and go, bullhe times we shared will ilways lt.IIIain. · during the day to express drew a crowd estimated by 5ee eye-to-eye when it 9 .. May God's angels guide you &lid procect you tbroughout time. throughout time. -e omes to uniting our party best wishes to Sen. Edward police at 75,000 over the · 10. You were a light in oor life thai burns forever in oor hearts. Kennedy, the weekend, had . 52 delegates to elect a De111ocratic pres- M. II. May God's graces shine over you for all time. Massachusetts Democrat at stake. The state also had . ident this 'fall." 12. Yoo are in our lhoughll; and prayers troin morning Ill nigh1 and from : Sbe alS!I said Michigan and suffering from a brain tumor. the distinction of staging the year 10 year. "So many of us here have only contest without a desig~Democrats dc;serve to benefited in some way or nated polling day. Instead, . ~ve their · votes counted. a of the bat- under a _vote-by-.mail sysanother because ~ference to the ~gerin)l tles he's waged, and some tern, elecuon offic1als tallied ,eootroversy surrounding pnhere because of all ballots received by 11 - ~ in both states held in of us oose Library, lunch provided. Holsinger, evangelist. will TUPPERS PLAINS be held at- the Faith Valley VFW Post 9053, 7 p.m., at Church, Bailey Tabernacle Thursday, May 22 hall. · Run Road, Pomeroy, May . POMEROY - · Meigs HARRISONVILLE 25, 7 p.m. 23 through May Soil and Water Conservation District Board H~sonville senior citizens, each evenirig. The church is of Supervisors II :30 a.m. at 11 a.m., Presbyterian Church, located 1.7 miles off S.R. the district office, 3310 I blood pressure checks taken, 124 toward Rutland. For pot luck served afterwards. more information· contact Hiland Road, Pomeroy. Pastor Emmett A. Rawson. SYRACUSE Meigs · LANGSVH.LE- Special County Board of MRDD, services will be held at the · regular meeting, 4 p.m., of healing Ministries House Carleton School. . · Friday, May 23 POMEROY - Chapel, at 'Langsville, May 23, 24,State Route 143, revival ser-· and 25 featuring Theopholis . vices continuing through and Valarie Jones of Winston · Sunday. Evanglist Rev. Salem. N.C. Rollin Mitchell; special Tbursdlly,' May 22 singing nightly. Pastor POMEROY - American Charles McKenzie. Cancer Society Meigs County POMEROY - Revival Monday, May 26 Taskforce, noon, . Pomeroy services with Chuck RACINE - Memorial Church events Clubs and organizations .Other .events· 1. . ~ are . ' ing up to make the deterrnination about what specifically caused it," said Cuyler :• • • SAN DIEGO McGinley, district opera:toostruction was suspended lions manager for Hensel :on a downtown hotel .after a Phelps Construction Co. : gas explosion injured 14 The 1,190-room, 30-story :wc:xters,buttheHiltontower Hilton San Diego Bayfront -. still may open on schedule, hotel is scheduled tO open in "the .builder said Thesday. December next to the San ; A damage assessment Diego Convention Center. . :report by city engineers · McGiuley said he didn ',t · :found~ apparent damage to knOw whether it wou).d be .. ·the Qllll.ll structur.tl concrete· r¢ady, bur the' ~any .· is , . . :frame and the steel-braced optimis~c .. A ~s~ge left ' - ~fnim!; at the area of the blast: · for Karima Zaki, tht! hotel's '1be \lainage was primarily v-ice president for new :limited to tbe northwest cor- development, was not :ner of the building on the inunedmtely returned. San Diego Fire-Rescue :fourth floor and the mechan;ical room on the fifth floor, spokesman Maurice Luque jbe report said. · said an electrical spark or .. The explosion Monday boiler flames could have ~curred iQ a fifth-floor ignited the gas cloud. lloiler room where pipes An investigation by the ~natural gas into a water state Division of ~g system. Occupational Safety and • "We have the experts lin- Health will take two 10 six ""' Bv At•..,.. HoFFMAN ,. _ ASSOClf.tED MESS WRITER months, said spokeswoman · Kate McGuire. She declined to speculate on the cause. . Three work:ers fiom subcontractors were in critical condition Tuesday with second- and third-degree bums and were in medically induced comas, said Kimberly Edwards, a. spokeswoman for University of California, San Diego, · Medical Center. Another worker who crashed a car iq an_ adjacent parking lot after bemg blinded by the explosion remained hospitalized with head and neck injuries but was in good condition, said Edwards. Another worker remained in fair condition at Scripps Mercy Hospital, said hospital spokeswoman Kristin Reinhardt. More than 400 construc. tion workers were at the site at the time. ·.The Daily Seldiod 1'it.h FoadeM Memorie8 lll Court St., Pomeroy, OR 45769 DEADUNE: 1'EDNESDAY, M,4.Y 21, 5 pm r-------------------------------------,I I . Please publish my uibule in the special Me~ 1'a8e on Monday, May 26. I I Name of ·· • I · · I Relationship to me Number of selected verse I I Date of binh ll'ri nt your name •L ,,..~ Date of passin I~~ ~= I Cily State 1 1 I 1 I ZiiP--- ·Make Cbedl Payable to TilE DAH.Y SENTINEL L-------•------I -------·---,- - - - I I I I I I • • ' Day Services at Racine American Legion Post 602, 9:30 a.m., guest speaker James E. Corbitt, refresh- ' rnents after. Birthdays .Always try to mend your fences_. BY KATHY MITCHELL SuGAR AND MARCY · . Dear Annie: I am a highSunday, May 2S SXRACUSE - Phyllis ly-educated single woman Io Hams Baker's · 80th birth- my 30s who has made many day will be celebrated with serious mistakes. I have had a party from I .to 3 p.m. overlapping affairs and relaSunday at the Syracuse tionships with my co-workers, some of them manied. Community Center. I have come to understand Tuesday, June 3 that I did this because I MIDDLEPORT - The enjoyed the attention. I also Rev. Odell Manley will celebrate his 80th birthday on thought I could use these men J11ne 3. Cards may be sent to to .advance my career. As it him at 160 Beech St., turns out, I have been mosdy unemployed for more than a Middleport, Ohio 45760. year. I now think I may never be able to fmd a job in my field, partly because others know about my involvement with colleagues. I regret my actions and ·feel terrible about the impact they have had on others. I want to start over, but don't know how. Should I apolof,ize to those I have hurt or JUSt move on? How do I find employment with my history? Miserable and Discouraged in California Dear California: It's always a good idea to apologize to someone you have hurt. Depen~ing ~po~ the degree of pam you inflicted, you might not be forgiven; but you will feel better for having tried. And if you believe ·this is a reason you are not finding employment, you should be upfront about it Explain to any potential employer that you made some personal mistakes at your previous job, but have learned your lesson and want to prove you can do Beegle, better. You · also should get the word out to former colleagues that you are sony for your prior behavior, you've ch;mged and you're Hubbard, received his state looking for wort. If you still degree through placement cannot fmd a job, consider in equine science. Carnahan continuing education classes worked for Sunny Lane to burnish your resume or, if Stables and Boarding. necessary, changing careers. Chris Holter, son of Sometimes you have to Stan~ey an~ Tanya Holter, clean the slate entirely. received h1s state degree Dear Annie: At every holthrough swine production. iday meal at my great-aunt Holter works with his father "Bessie's" horne, my sisterin production and managing in-law and her family bring a small swing herd. their own plastic containers and, as soon as we're done eating, fill them up with leftovers to take horne. They do this before food is offered to anyone else, including my great-aunt, who conked and served the meal. We have taken food home as well, but only when Aunt Bessie offered it. She is 72, and it's a lot of work (not to mention money) preparing as much food as she serves. I am stunned that my sisterin-law does this every time and wonder what you think. Mallo~= .southern FFA members receive degrees · RACINE -Six students Perry and Bobbi Hill, from Southern High School rec~ived her s~te dep in ~ntly rece1ved !herr state equme producuon. Hill cur1:!,'A degrees ' at ~he 80th renlly owns five _horses ll:fld ::ohio FFA Convepllon. barrel races m Jumor i Ryan -Lee Beegle, son '?f NBHA. · . ;Rod Beegle_ and Debbie Dustrn Johnson, son of _::Parsons_ received his state Carrol Joe . and ~renda · .4egree m sb~p producuon. Johnson, rece1ved h1s state lJeegle current! y manage~ - degree through placement 120 head of e~es. in greenh_ouse production : Mallory Hill, daughter of and equme production. Johnson works for Darrel Norris Greenhouses and raises a show horse. . Eric Perry, son of Troy Perry and 'Christina Gater, · received his state degree through beef pr<?duction.. Perry '!'orks on his grand" parents farm and owns and -manages a small beef herd. Rusty Carnahan, son of Tony Carnahan and Sandy 0Nr Amaud: Does AURt Bessie usually insist that people take food home? If · she cooks a lot, she may not want all those • leftovers. However, if your sister-inlaw is taking food that your great-aunt would like to eat another day, you should speak up. Next time, bring some of your own containe(S and put away as much food as you can in Aunt Bessie's freezer, wrapped in individual ponions. Tell your sisterin-law you ' re sure Aunt Bessie would like to haVe . prepared meals available, and that she deserves them after all her hard wort. You · might even ask her to belp. DNr Aimie: I love it wben parents of students who are "bright" but not living up to their potential claim . their child is bored. If they were so bored, they would do the work expected of them before slacking off. Bored is when you have nothing to do. You hit a nerve when you suggested the parents Wildt with the teacher to find extracredit assignments for missed work. Teachers have enough to do without creating independent study plans for ~ students. Let these kids fail the subjects they are so bortil in, repeat the grade and_ maybe then they- will"learil valuable life lesson. Ed!M'Htor in Pemlsyhaoia . Dear Pennsylvania: Bored isn't necessarily when you have nothing to do. It's when what you are doing holds no interest for yoo. Grade-school students are not always mature enough to think, "I'll finish this tedious assignment because it's the right thing to do." They think, "This is stupid. Why botherT' Making bright studenis repeat a grade teaches them that school is a drudge and teachers don 'I care about them. There has to be a better way. Annie's Mailbox is written by Kslhy MitcheU and Marcy Sugar, longtilru • a IDn of the Ann ImulNs column. Pkose e-IIUlil yolll' questions to annieslflllilbox@comctiSLMt, or wrilll ID: Annie's Mailbox, P.O. Box 118190, Clliazgo, IL 60611. To foul oul IIIDn about Annie's Mailbox, and rwuJ features. by odur Cretllon Syndicate wriUrs arul canoonists, Pisil tlu Cretllors Syndicflle Web page fll li'Ww.creators.coa - GRAND . · ...rr-. ~ "''"' ,u~ ,... ~.,., ~ .. .. . • -Amazed "'A,, . ~>-1'); Co! 4' ~ . ,'i. «t: ' ' \ c· ;.:.. i --~ ..., . -;t. '("" _.-·""' ' -- • .!;; __.,__ ___ ____ _________ "" , PERfOlMPiC>.\RTSCI'.'-'00. May 20,2008 GAHS Spring Band Conceit Jazz Bind, Jr. High & High School Symphonic Bencl Specilll~: : . '. ' . SUbmlltld 1lholo ' :These Holzer Medical Centt!r ~rtified Nurses attended the I908I1l celebiation dinner. HMC is proud to have nurses who .maintain their specialty certifications to provide quality llellllthcare for patiei1Is. ' TO REMEMBER YOUR WVED ONE IN THIS SPECIAL WAY, SEND $8.00 PElt USTING • $121F PICTURE INCLUDED Fill oullhe form helow IIIII drop oft' to Pas leak blamed for San Diego construction blast - :Southam FFA students recently receiving their state degrees are (from left) Ryan Lee Johnson, Enc Perry, Rusty Camahan, Chris Holter. we remember thoSe who have passed away .and are especiaUy dear to us. * · Wednesday, May 21, 2008 ANNIE'S MAILBOX t-mll..._. 9tlrt"" .............. ...... (Surf PageA7 BYTHEBEND ·· 'The Daily Sentinel ' Holzer Medical Center honors nurses GALLIPOLIS - A cele- Nursing Program. She is . First Assistant; Hospice and 20 years and use .that clini;bration dinner was held well known for ber eltcel- Palliative Care, and, new cal expertise daily for their · ;recently in honor of ceni- lence in Medical Surgical for . 2008, Radiologic patients. •For more information :fled Registered Nurses at· Nursing, Leadership, and Nursing. · Holzer Medical about rhe services provided •Holzer Medical Center. Management. She also· has Center is proud that many · ar Holzer Medical Center, :CCrtification requires sev- 20 years of clinical experi- of these nurses have main" :eraJ years' clinical experi- ence in ICU, CCU, ER, tained certifications for over visir www.holzer.org. '-----' :ence in a specialized field Supervision, and ;and successful completion Information Technology. <Of a challenging focused This extensive background :written exam. To maintain makes her the ideal mentor :the certification, both clini- to propose the question ..;cal and continuing educa- "Nursing Today: Is It Time Tile f .... local DIRik& ·· , " ,Uon' hours are. required . in We' )>topped, and Asked :.their chosen specialty.. Directions?" Her tho'ught- . PletCinol rt&l :Holzer Medical Cdrter is provoking presentation was 2008-2009 h .... :very proud that 39 of their secious, humorous and Wed trd1J., 28, 2008 at die ·Registered Nurses have always timely. ~ned over 20 different Represented at the dinner 1i uenPiilllrHuds..t• 1. :CCrtifications and chose this were certifications in OMIIea r IIC N l by Aapst 1sr. :way to help honor them. Inpatient Obstetrics, :· During the celebration, a Critical Care, Ambulatory presentation was given by Surgery Nursing, Operating :Nancy Gooldin RN, MSN. Room Nursing, Medical :Ms. Gooldin is a master's Surgi~ Nursing, Quality in . :prepared nurse with over 25 Healthcare, both High Risk years experience teaching in and .Low Risk . Neonatal an Associate Degree · Nursmg, Operaung Room PIESCHOOL IIGISOAnOII Jd.ao1 tMhil for. ldwol,... . . Mlr r· • Dr. Ed Bingham, Professor ofSU.-Iftd Jazz S1Udllla at Mlrshlll UnlvwsHy. Box Olllce: 4211211!1 Ave. G8111p .... Ott 11•1 446-AATS --{t:o--·-............. ....... .............. ........ ._ . . . . . . t:'l ........... _ _ _ _ ~ -~ ............... .-!'! . . . . . . . . . ·- �Hospital l Reel Wed; elliJay, May 21, 2008 • rol¥' c...-,_.., Halza" ,, • .. we•aesiaJ••• Mostly cbdy wid! • 40 ~ •the ...-....c of sbowca Hips in Iowa" 60s. \fiat winds 1010 IS I ~ lIn ,. a. pilal tor...... • .., I' Moa11y doudy. A .sliP' Anaic&• Red • lww c of sbowen m die Cnlss Gl a il C'ft•r.iu& Lows in the IDM:IAIJaFai • a Pegb1. «k. YlbtwiodsSIO IOIJillb. ...........,.. Shown f*:b8d •'PJI 7 Th•erasa Reynakls, M.T, laft, .. -- . . . . I ... Beliady ' ')==r s.n... . MT, Blaad Bar* Supa\illl'l. _,fCIIQ-._..,..,.,.__ , 75 21&4111--57.:11 , ,...,_ =• CINCINNAn The blind operator of a deli .praised Tuesday's federal court ruling tbat • paper money discriminates !lgainst die blind. . The ruling by dlc U.S. Court of Appeals for die District of COlumbia Circuit ()OIIld force the Treasury . Department to redesign p!pCl' bilk, ma~ matina them differeat stzes or witli Oised ~. '"That would be a great idea," said Kent Palttr, 44, who has nm the KP Cowthoase Deli for nine ,ars. He said dlcre has been about ' a dozen i'nstaiiN"i in which people have tried 10 give him a dOllar bill and said it was a five or a ten. : -.bey always told me tbat a Aised swfaoe wouldn't wcllt because 1br: ink: wears off," Padter said. .1be size (AP) Polia: an Tuesday diagc:d die dqvu of a ~ tnd dlat struck and kjllcd • anssm, gnard 1l'bo tried to ·~ an 8-yea--old boy lro:m getting hil <Gea!Je Wackins, 40. of Grove City, filoes I mWIIlUID . sentenoe of • six mlllfhs in jail and a $1,000 tine if coavicted of a misde= meanar count of vehicular homicide. · ·A witness told police that crossing guard Dianna Sharp, 41, tried to swoop tbe boy to safety as the truck bore dowa oo them / April 10 in front .o f . X lions. All of MAEA's pro= · needs and iu1aests clla!:al grams are designed to meet scllools and local ........, " or exceed die. ~ . • "'ur p i will be to aiDs~danls _stated m !ftc ~ ~ 1br: CICIIICI to National Science EducaZioo ~ di~ and~ Standards Man11al from ~ tivc ..."!"""I Nati~ IWeaR:Ii ~ ~ ~ ~ our dis= "Science Cqt '08" will znct. be said. "Tbc ~ be held daily - June 16 ~ rep die ~ . *P m Juae 20-- 6nm 9 a.m. Wllil an oa J&l'"'l onnw•ee.,c 10 2 p.m., wilb luach provided sch'li:e to oUrOIM••znity." tiaHJ£4iage eada day. The The .Ohio Appalrii•n CiDip will also provide T· Ceara for fli&bec whenever~-" · ~ and door~~ par· is a •"'!«rae _pl!lt~ "'ur vanous programs llC...-h Camp activitieS-= ~ of_ ~ h•ghrr and techniques are desigoed scflrdl•led 10 tlllre plal:e al educaiion msbhdloos aad to engage and intetat stu= RGCC's ~Meigs~ . K~l2 se:hoeJI:s in 29 CQUnrirs dents on many levels," "'ffenag die .SCICDCC of Appaladua The p:l{am Baynes added "We employ camp tbis sumiD!l(" is a per- 11nisrs public~ -12 these diverse progllllllS WiTh feet way far us to inlroduce schools and the pnvane sec= die uaderstanding diat nat our new ed•~eatjnnaJ c:mter lor to incn:ue tbe Iqioo's all students, intetats are to the community," . said llOIIege-~ nile. sparbd by lbe WJJe dling at Brent Patterson, ROCC's For JiutMr ~ MAEA President ·and founder Darryl Lee Baynes. "It impacts eve~Y~bina and everyone: from tbe foOd we eat to dlc clocbes we wear." "'ur programs mate a meaningful OOIIDilCtion between science and e~· day life," . he added "We create lrmiing experieooes for our SIUdents by design. ing our programs to include bauds-on ~cipation the IIIIDIIC time." lfUIIQ . . . c E - - - rp · • -. ,. ._ , _ _ IllS U.. IIIIIQ-IUZ a '~··=.. fll'l""'i --1 -!!:::. \.R; •• ~ # ,;a 7 f-•IEf-1&.71 OC . . ... - .... a • a .....,_ lUI •· I-2UZ . . . WS£$' ' 111f .......... , _ . . . 0 • 1=11.21 Dillriiii*Zf. .-.u z zs · - . ,·_ . _ _ ._. . . . . . -~I. . . . . . . . . . SF . . . . .- - - eM • . , . . .. . . . . . -z a •V41t4114M1_. t...£,m cue ....... 7 •PMJ~ n n n -.:.. " Chester-Shade hosts retired tmlas ':f:"'"' ill Athens say a eng overiose pobably lrilled two &lqe stndenu found ciead ia a bochnlb in an off=eampus apabnenl near Ohio Qniwnity. Police Chief Richard Mayer said· Tuesday that a OOiooer's preliminary Rport . ~.A. ,,_. . . . Celtics beat Pistons 88-79 in Gawne 1 of East finals ' F'41JC!!Ma rcoor.;: The MAEA is as ooe oflbr: nation's t"'.LUNU thing i& lila Clllly lhing I has rid& ,lpin. .. lllil* will wort. Or adifl'cr. "It WOlb va:y weD. I am ent malaial, that's a pOssi· oonnt quietly aud made bility. Or mmding die OJr- diange quicldy," IJe!Ji 011some bills, Maybe a flex a wbile, die new dol· holeindlemaoey." . larooinsgiveuscbangeby The IQlPea(s courT ruled 2- vending machines caused a I diat t6e U.S. has not tried problem. . lwd enough to mate paper "'1bose dallars coins are money distinguishable. And just barely bitlga' .dim tbe it ~ the U.S. failed io quatrr, aad !bey Shrew me . explain why changing die off," rata- Slid. "bizll get money would be an undue a wbole lor of diem now: I burden. see diem all die lime a The Treasury Department rvc leamrd 10 idl them by has redesigned currency die weight of diem. several times in recent Even though people years and adding features ~ionally .sliD 1Iy to gtve to aid die blind would be Parke a $1 bill and claim it relatively ioe..,ensive, tbe is a lar&et deoominazion; court said. nobody bas ever gotten ParUr said designeR o[ away willl. it, he said. His pape,r money CIOilld IKe a deli is oa 1br: JRIIIDd Ooor cue from die differences of tbe · Hamilton County built into ooins. · Cowtbauae, ,.._, dnuns of "With die ~ ooins, sheriff's deputies lUid quarters and mckles. one Cincinnati poliCie officccs has ridges and one doesn•1," waiting to testify always be said. "And wilb lbe little are nearby. coins, dlc dimes and pen"A lot of my cUSliolllrn Dies. one is smooth and one .are county employees." mph in a 20 mph school suburb. zone, Garnett said. Sharp died a a hospital. Dave Thomas, an atlol'· The 6oy was seriously ney fCJ'iC&alti.ng Wactins, injiiO!Il, hut is DOW bact in said his clieat will ~ not guilty during an scbaol. ' Hilliald Police Chief arraignment ieheduled ROOney Ga:ueu said drugs May 29 in Franklin CilunC)' aDd alcohol weren't Municipal Court. invol~ in die accident, "This has been a tenible aad Walkins told police thai: event for evayooe, includhe simply didn't -'die in hiiD," Thomas said. .aDd' the hoy in Jbe !be whale reall.l,:vastated by . " • crosswalt. A mesuge otding comWallins faces . odiec cbqes, including .misde- llll:ill was left Tuesday with )pe . . . l')tWiofs of Vehia•lw . SBE Trucking in Soudt where mans••apw IDd ~ ao Bloomingville, yield to pedestrUas. His w.kinswms. · • inYesligate tbe case, and Mayer declined further commeDL .c·;_ ~ . ...:... ~~-· . G!'!:'~ 10 • ' .... 114.DJD SPOJ[fS BmFI'S =·~~~ H steals while OU1playing Oiaunlley BilliqJs, the MVP • dJe 2Jii(M N8A finals, in ~neAL ScHEDULE ----0..-. ..... --.......... ___ _ . --7 f ,. - $ a •• PI 11 !ll.looo!>h-- .. · flr._._c lOth Annual Eagle Basketball C.mp ,...,..,High_,11il'.m· 1o ;........ _ _ _ _ .. TUPPERS PLAINS Easlmllligb Scbool will be '<,_ ~High.-. 4:1D1!.m. holding its 1Oth Aanual . ~~~ n....-•Ook·HIII. • p.m. F.l,gle BasU:Iball .Camp oa '\~~~ "' 5 " R . May '1:1 through 30 from 9 ·\.n 1 · -:I M-I!IIIilo a.m. .to noon for boys and :~._..~,_, ]' girls. entering grades 4, 5, i!!: - · 5 p.m. and6. ' Camp staff will include · players and coaches from die 2007=08 BIS boys aad girls basketball teams. The: camp will focus oo fonda. mentals, most of which are used ·by .PaYers ,of illllevels, that far producing winning ..Heihall · Cost per player will · be $35 ~regis1ratioo « $45 . the first day of camp ~ lncludod ill die cost will be a camp T-shirt. •. ('blrts should be made ~nan.....,. 1,Sponsw- payable to Eastern Athletic (7411) ••& 2342, .... 33 '' Boosters. Cbecb and regis. . J oV•Rm,dollrwo•lhiOI.com ·~u'alioa forms should be sent . ..,_ w n ., 8pal1a!IMir to Howie Caldwell at 40878 ~ Fl1aodsi lfrlJ*wl & \thi11 rra • 'lfsMioiiCIAtel I 448 2342, . . 33 7 alm,:dalrbllu\a.com ~ Cruin, Sporta Wl'lllr t-Il ... D!2, - 33 i · .com • .,...,_ Chicago Bulls executive ~~ice-president of business operations Ste.ve Schanwald reacts when 1he Bulls move up into one of 1he top 1hree pioks in the NBA draft lottery Tuesday in Secaucus, NJ~ The Bulls eventually won the 1ot1ery, giving them the number one pick in the upcoming dtalt. ..-----------------------------------~ ·• ·Health Care of Gallipolis Ferry Kids' Mini-Fair ...,......., essential - ...,,,. ..,d tp I l * t;,a.J. Ci-A~af.. !lilY _ _ nliiiGftilh _ -.fiCJ . I tLLLV .a......_ .a.. 't.·· tl22138 Al••a, J:Jtt RAIIII '.,,3111 G ,all fff2215 713.MJO .'· Despite having just one ·:"Rest Fa tlirouP his mum from a • bamlllliiiginjucy. . "'' bdieve in !him. I play . ~ boloe win. . ~ die tirst eigbt points tpiftlill a Detroit team £hat waited six days for !be series to start is mt an option, Qe1irll said. "So we ·don',t iwo dlint .about £hat." . :: ~ Pedcins 1had I(!) tChounds for Boston and bjon Rondo soored seven .ofhisUpoi••i.nihef01111b •quarter, bitting a 3-pOinter with 1:41 left in rhe game aft« the Pistons cut the dmicit 10 83-75. Rondo alS6 had ·seven a&sists and five s te\ICII=g.aJC ~<IUQ~nrifioais. 8:~ JQirtraCIIM aiM' Ill fd' Jf lla:fl il I t l( . . , . . . , CIIW . . . . . lddagl .. .. II ,.lh'IJ•Uor,- widJ two assists, two steals and two wmovers in bis first game since May 7. Tayshaun Prince liOiled 16 points and Antonio Md)yess added 14 p:»ors aad II rebounds for dlc Pictoos, who have one tbe playoffs more z:bance Ia win in U rode • cl die &Firm Coofe>enoe finals, the Celtics' 15th l Billups liOiled nine poiDls chat advmtage to tare"""""' 3 and 4. , vicfuries in "This was the perf~ seOeli against Manta aad game for them 10 ~ ~ OJeveland_ On tuesdav .- . aad tJy lo sSa1 ·one. . said <imptvved to 9-0 a~~ &oe, Who soared 41m 1he die play.cdfs, but lbey're 0-6 ~ against Cleveland. oolbe. we we!'e aware of "~y haven't lGSt • But Detroit looked rusty game, they should be lllllllfi- ........ . . . &:..:.. fi .d ent," said Billups. wbo . .:biic~!l:Bost: missed 1br: last 2 ~12 pmes to take an 8-0 lead oo oflbr:Orlando smes. "''bey_ Allen's drive witb 8:36 left have 1ral very ,good here a in 1br: first. · home. We are·u~y A _ma!"We just didn't seem to be ly good team; we dido t in a good flow, it might bave have A good game today, hut had somethina to do witb we ~ f01Waro to (lbr: layoff).. We wCR just a ~Y. step slow," Pistons coach ~ Detroit rested, '!he Flip Saunders said. "We didGeltics have been playmg n't~intolhetlow." evayotbcrday.~'sl5 Billups hit a lieOOildgames i5 the. most of any i:baoce 3=pointer to end the team still inlbr: pomeasoa drought' and mateilB-3. But "Yoo have to figure. doing ·be did not make llliolber this every otbrnlay. you just field goal - be had four get used to dlc same routine points and no assists in lbr:. of coming out, 't'!f~t' first half - ·until «<ac was late, playing . ~ 4:47 left m 1br: game. Celtics ~ Ray Allen The Pistons quietly erased said "I ilfiint MICo yao get £hat break: in iht:tk-a. you 7' u bave to build yourself b a c k7• -~ """ ........,. James and the aevelad "'-·-"- ~ tbe - & "'*''**" ••• oourt ,om~ot'~give 1\ '"P iDto it." ThesiiaY ... giving tbem die rigbl 10 diOose bdwm 5tar fiail. mm M'ocbad Beasley ..a lleuir:t Rose. Owning off a mism'lllle seasao aad still witbout a ooaob • die Bulls viiUlmd fmm the No. 9 spot, wlae dicy had just • 1.7 pt~CH4 «iumce of landing tbe top dvtioe. "After Ibis season, we ue rlod a brat and I tbint we just got one tooigbt," said . Steve Sdiaowald, 1be Bulls' excculive vice pesident of business openDoas whlnqacsualed them on die podium Chiralgo will almost cerWnly choose between Beasley. the K - State forward wbo a~ 26.2 points and an NCAA·best l2.4 2bounds, or Rose, 1br: point guard who carried )lnuphis within minutes of 1br: national Iitle. "We'll have an opponuni= ty to gd close tu those guys. We'll mally ~a long loot at what makes the most -.e far our Nwaball Bulls aever 1UlOVCml liQftl ...._~ """'IZi'W: ville pmii- a ctisDiaJ -.. mel fioidvd . ......dJ.U...,..._ 3].49; Tiley fired awiJ Jahi Pusoa Slid 011 a CXJB= Soon Skiles 011 Christmas ftam all ~ tbe Eve mel have abcady ckridpick pa you ia a unicpae eel nat 10 retain iDtrrim JJOniliw 10 1111£ )"'IIII' am coach Jim Boylan. ~ · The Bulls Ailed to biall ., calainly . ......... .,.... 1br: coach dlcy wanted. Mit£ diis WB ....,IDIX: Now iil's· o·A•ani bullbe ......;,w., o.- jab ~~ Jbe llillllt of ""'""""" IDiidl llllR ~ il.~ ing Tuesday, · ving diem a The Miami Ilea, 1l'bo bad m.v., to first for oaly a 2S pe&1:Hil di...,.. ofr-t- the seoond lime. The Bulls, q die 10p pick tbanb 10 1l'bo lOOk El!ioo Branil No. I dim NBA-wom lS--67 in 1999, aJUid ilim tbis lime u:wul, fdl 10 .,...., The 10 l•••l*'l•nm star Rose, 1l'bo Minacsota Tunbetwolves D' Antaai said was lite will go diird JBOD Kidd with a jump The !le ~ sbot. who lliiMd up to No. 21ast "Everybody was piding yea- 10 pid: Rcxme of us to go 10 tbe oonfamoe Year K£vin Dumnt, fdl fmm fiilals last year. actnal!y to 'IC""Qd no founh. .Mempbis die NBA finals brranse we will pick fifTh, .followed by won 49 games the year · New YOlk, die Los AliJ! 'rs bef~ and ~ the Clippers, ·Milwaukee, Dem!it Pistons 10 SIX games Otltloae and New Jersey. in the seoond lUIIDd last year fndi- has tbe llih pict, and we have a vay esciting folluwed by SaaanDdO, good corps of young play= POidaDd and Goldco Stale. en, and we added Joakim The lqarry settJcrl the 10p Noah 10 tbal mix.n diR'Je spots. The mnai""" Scbanwald said. "Now we of tbe first 14 picks are will get a ~ no add detnllliocxl inverse anb of .anotli« gmat player, a really tbeirrecod. · gJeat player. So it is VCIY . The NBA drift will be e•citing for us." · held June 26 in New YCIIL Cbqgo 'g ot 1br: No. 2 and Chicago came into 1be 9 picks die last two yean; .,.,....., wilb hip expcaa- from New Yodr as a~ of tions afb:c reaching tbe · lbr: trade far Eddy Cuny. Easrrm Confacaoe semifi. L" •· -_ nals last season. But tbe ,,.._ .... =:.: ~66-~ =,:~.::!! and~~ Friday, •ay 23trl 11:00 am-2:00pm Pomeroy Theil's motber found her son aad his girlfriend !be bathtub May 3. ~stu~·~I-J'IIIIItiii•dents were 22. The mother w1o~<• 911 dis= patcher sbe thought die coupie bad drowned. • ~A. ' ' Kevin Gamett bad 26 Dayl • bim. fmgoingtoktq!play• bim," Cellici OOWJb Doc ~«~ said of his point guanL"'' told him before die game, 'Stop wonyiQg about t!hem. Make tbcm worry about you, tao. Yoo•re a bell of a baskdNJI play«.1bC Celtics ·earned home · .BOSroN .- Not even a week: of lest ·could flll'l!IIIIC tbe Detroit Pistoas for die . llimest bome team in tbe It's .Customer • Br S · a h • ASSOCIATED PRESS • ~·s oo 1br: deatbs of ObiQ University student Kelly Armbruster and Hoelting College student Christopher 1beil ruled out drowning. aad tbc:re was no evidenoe of significant 1llWma. The report lists their deaths as a probable drug . overdose. Police oontinue to ~ .:;.::::...:,.:~.."... of::: -:J~ ' llettil .... s!dbyRouh-ye • hsdaarpn 10 ll'IICk was traveling about 24 Scioto-Darby Elementary in Hilliard. a Columbus •, ,: Parter said. "You .FICVCI' Bul:t. C'-nie Gilkl:y, Jollll RidJel, Suraw ~ · Soau. blow ll'bo's ~inline ' Rola1ie Slnly, Janice WdJa and Muinr: Wl•i• hall . · beside you. k · be a · The !lr:ll il rill! will be Sept. 25. a TrinityOiurcb., and judge or a police " tchaohupplics for.local Dcecly sn""""ts will be oaDecacd · ,.,...,;, - ------..,..------------------, fl ' --- ~ - ... - Bastun Cellil:s fcMwa~lll Paul Piefce (34) reacts to a llaslret br ~ ooetenlllle!M Kendr:idl N!IWIIS, IIGt mPhOto. in the se0011d half rA Game 1 rA the NBA faAelil COnfelet ICe bask lbalt l'llilals ill 8ostolil tuesday. The celtics 'beat the PIStoiiS 88-19. •:s Polke: Drug overdOse likely killed oollege students Police , ...... POMEROY - · Mary Powell of .die Chester-Shade l*"~ 10 the Map Coincy Rdift:d 1far:h.on ahola 11!CQIC;e;RaitihN Aldt· brid&'e and~ at die Olt:ata ............,. . . . The ltdiRd Tle...tws Did ,.. Hdy a dlc Acwlrmy for a , ... . . , . . 1111: r•i•'l Powell pft a htic:f biliary of lbe IJrid&c, whic:b is ooe ofrour in Ohio. · JoAaa Rildiie iboaed lbe .,.., ~ lbe PeeiJiw h of A..... ;.. lllllllll, .... anntoaui'JI' 't(IIIS KR"'' •SalllCdl:l'· 1lined 1br: paup mlbr: piaziD die 1br: I"~ The PJUP also *-al · tbe 04 '*I .... Powdl dis • I diie-- dial bad lltm dalie 10 lbe buildin&. .... .,...., aut .,.,e cllbe hi•• Val disiJiays. PI' M cGayPadnaaclc•••"'CCIbr:paupoflhw:ntko ..t lc:d them in die PledtJe.to diie A.....ncaa ..... Nacfitw> ·Oodael hid de\'Oiians from Hdm Stein« Rice, -rbere's SomsbjFJe in a Smile," and "A Woadcd'ul Wodd." Sbe . offind pmya- bdOre die aal, iiCn'CII by lbe AS!!C!Ci-.. The !ltlttda} ..t I• · a pve dieir itpMI• Cank ..... ti Hr:lm ........ Meyjre Millr.t R I Buc:k. \litMeip c.cna direc:IOr. "Tbc OMt«t JIIU Bop# til - fromAzi•••, 'he+et lbe paup lbrlbr:cads . . . ., Ia. camp linb a aatioaal and ibaPdrio.ed. or Ill (triO) 1\:uiu nn•i•trhl 1be "' ......, 10 111m ia dar vo'- , ea SI*Wide - t for innowa= 281..71tJJ. baurs, .... -meed lbe .......;"' Rday for Life led ¥4 L Hi••• al Avocilllim a.le a '' · A1HENS (AP) - ' dri.tt kiittry CliJ=AsnMII-G.W W £;'011101--Jin Dump truck driver charged in death of Ohio crossing guard .HIILIAIU) litde.. l1ie Bulls won 1br: NBA's 7 SM All blood types are col- · Blood Drive will be leded during die llllllllhly Wednesday, Juae 4dl al drives and the community is Hobcr Medical Ca*r flex eooouraged to donate. The more iafonnlbaa « to sigo next American Red Cross up, call (740) 446-5171. Hospitals in six states. including Kentucty, Maryland, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Vuginia, and West Vuginia.. · Blin . d 01..Ul .!·o \!ell ....~~~o~t"f· pnuses· monev ruling· J - AII80CIATEDPIIEBSUiliiB1 eaptded 10 be· in 1br: playoffs, DDl die laaely. . This will ease the seiD,g a .......... - - - a A enoe is all around us," said science aad ma1b associa- lives in•"' ""' liM.. to die BY Ta.... KssaZRY o.;.,o. Bulls . . . _,, ...,_11.11 P :· IIJASCMt-;-~ llallte-IIJASCMt-11.111 P 7 fliSQ-11· • -. - .... z .... w~-11.11 w flli&:ft-....... ... c 1 I' P'SCMt A , lfiiWI-SF• . -. . - .......... IFIPV'at-U'i £' ......... - $ ...... IJIIII:II . . .-&18 , • .,... ..,.,.,._ ....PnaWF'Q .._.. 'Science Camp '08' offers"free educational experience ' SOCAUCUS. NJ. - The CIIIID-...;._,Ciql.fiUn · DIIGI-25 --~· I win No. 1 pick in NBA draft lottery I.Gcid Stocks Halza" fla lfkal Ceria LaboiCIUy I j,May2~2JIII I Chicago. Bulls move up·eight spom, ' a cooperative effort by Rio Grande Community College aad dlc Ohio Appalachian Center for Higher Educalioo will bring a unique educational experi= enc:e to seventh and eighth Sllldcnts in Meigs County ihis Slimmer in die form of "Science Camp '08." The weeJr.[ong science ~ will be offeml fn:Cof-charge to up to 60 Mei~ Couaty SlUdents wbo will be in dlc sixth. seventh and eigbth grades during the next school year. A series of diverse educational activities fur dlc camp, 'fbich will be beld from JWJe 16-20, will be provided by tbe Minority Aviatioo . Educatioa Associatioa, a aoa·profit organilJ!fioo IOJ din Wheeling W.Va. "Living shows us that sci- w ::h w namedfletap.... Blood Drives held at die Hospital, IJways on dlc first . Wednesday of tbe month. The Red Cross collected 350 units at these blood drives during 2007. "We wouldn't be S'IOCC'SSful without die support of lbe employees and die community," stated Beverly Smith, MT, HMC Blood RIO GRANDE - ..............._., , .. . . . . . . . . 83 Cross lime, and die volunteers · who staff the drive, are essential to tbe events. We are vety grateful to everyone who plays a part in our drives." · The Greater Alleghenies Region consists of over 100 Bl The Daily Sentinel ~-- Bank SuperVisor. · "1bose individuals wbo give dleir l ....de . ..__..'iu.-,.,.az 111Fa2 GAILIPOUS - Holzu Medical Center was I'CCaltly named die top hospital in lhe Greater Alle~benies Blood Service Region by 1be AmericaD Red Cross. This bono£ was given to HM<; due to dlc montbly community P3geA8 LocAL • .STATE The Daily Sentinel . • Old Seven Road, Rl!edsville, OH 45772 or at ~ Higb School, 38900 SR 'J, Reedsville, OH 45772.:- ' '\ 'I ~ Saturday, May 24~ 2008 . ll a.m to2 p.m. · . . ~ .....,. ...... a. "'J'o ...... .,.,.L 81 "'Pr-we·... -...... Hei •rova __ __ "= """" •• · - for ..... · •Glucose Sa •11• b Ads,....tcllilltraa •Se >'93.1 FM '"'io S.•Na R••m • • '•\WieyF'nweD 1 • ••-01! '~.-eT""*•Hiz¥ ~~ 1 E'.me(a: eyMe~n!ServicesA•""wx • P I ii'1 1 ~ Oftioet McC rt y (PlO 0J1br D/Haau: Scltool) • n g Gila. BsiJocw, Colarift& lkri"&, Popccn A Coaoo Clady •For.-·•• ,.._r'n call.(lNtm o-.J:st.tl» I �Hospital l Reel Wed; elliJay, May 21, 2008 • rol¥' c...-,_.., Halza" ,, • .. we•aesiaJ••• Mostly cbdy wid! • 40 ~ •the ...-....c of sbowca Hips in Iowa" 60s. \fiat winds 1010 IS I ~ lIn ,. a. pilal tor...... • .., I' Moa11y doudy. A .sliP' Anaic&• Red • lww c of sbowen m die Cnlss Gl a il C'ft•r.iu& Lows in the IDM:IAIJaFai • a Pegb1. «k. YlbtwiodsSIO IOIJillb. ...........,.. Shown f*:b8d •'PJI 7 Th•erasa Reynakls, M.T, laft, .. -- . . . . I ... Beliady ' ')==r s.n... . MT, Blaad Bar* Supa\illl'l. _,fCIIQ-._..,..,.,.__ , 75 21&4111--57.:11 , ,...,_ =• CINCINNAn The blind operator of a deli .praised Tuesday's federal court ruling tbat • paper money discriminates !lgainst die blind. . The ruling by dlc U.S. Court of Appeals for die District of COlumbia Circuit ()OIIld force the Treasury . Department to redesign p!pCl' bilk, ma~ matina them differeat stzes or witli Oised ~. '"That would be a great idea," said Kent Palttr, 44, who has nm the KP Cowthoase Deli for nine ,ars. He said dlcre has been about ' a dozen i'nstaiiN"i in which people have tried 10 give him a dOllar bill and said it was a five or a ten. : -.bey always told me tbat a Aised swfaoe wouldn't wcllt because 1br: ink: wears off," Padter said. .1be size (AP) Polia: an Tuesday diagc:d die dqvu of a ~ tnd dlat struck and kjllcd • anssm, gnard 1l'bo tried to ·~ an 8-yea--old boy lro:m getting hil <Gea!Je Wackins, 40. of Grove City, filoes I mWIIlUID . sentenoe of • six mlllfhs in jail and a $1,000 tine if coavicted of a misde= meanar count of vehicular homicide. · ·A witness told police that crossing guard Dianna Sharp, 41, tried to swoop tbe boy to safety as the truck bore dowa oo them / April 10 in front .o f . X lions. All of MAEA's pro= · needs and iu1aests clla!:al grams are designed to meet scllools and local ........, " or exceed die. ~ . • "'ur p i will be to aiDs~danls _stated m !ftc ~ ~ 1br: CICIIICI to National Science EducaZioo ~ di~ and~ Standards Man11al from ~ tivc ..."!"""I Nati~ IWeaR:Ii ~ ~ ~ ~ our dis= "Science Cqt '08" will znct. be said. "Tbc ~ be held daily - June 16 ~ rep die ~ . *P m Juae 20-- 6nm 9 a.m. Wllil an oa J&l'"'l onnw•ee.,c 10 2 p.m., wilb luach provided sch'li:e to oUrOIM••znity." tiaHJ£4iage eada day. The The .Ohio Appalrii•n CiDip will also provide T· Ceara for fli&bec whenever~-" · ~ and door~~ par· is a •"'!«rae _pl!lt~ "'ur vanous programs llC...-h Camp activitieS-= ~ of_ ~ h•ghrr and techniques are desigoed scflrdl•led 10 tlllre plal:e al educaiion msbhdloos aad to engage and intetat stu= RGCC's ~Meigs~ . K~l2 se:hoeJI:s in 29 CQUnrirs dents on many levels," "'ffenag die .SCICDCC of Appaladua The p:l{am Baynes added "We employ camp tbis sumiD!l(" is a per- 11nisrs public~ -12 these diverse progllllllS WiTh feet way far us to inlroduce schools and the pnvane sec= die uaderstanding diat nat our new ed•~eatjnnaJ c:mter lor to incn:ue tbe Iqioo's all students, intetats are to the community," . said llOIIege-~ nile. sparbd by lbe WJJe dling at Brent Patterson, ROCC's For JiutMr ~ MAEA President ·and founder Darryl Lee Baynes. "It impacts eve~Y~bina and everyone: from tbe foOd we eat to dlc clocbes we wear." "'ur programs mate a meaningful OOIIDilCtion between science and e~· day life," . he added "We create lrmiing experieooes for our SIUdents by design. ing our programs to include bauds-on ~cipation the IIIIDIIC time." lfUIIQ . . . c E - - - rp · • -. ,. ._ , _ _ IllS U.. IIIIIQ-IUZ a '~··=.. fll'l""'i --1 -!!:::. \.R; •• ~ # ,;a 7 f-•IEf-1&.71 OC . . ... - .... a • a .....,_ lUI •· I-2UZ . . . WS£$' ' 111f .......... , _ . . . 0 • 1=11.21 Dillriiii*Zf. .-.u z zs · - . ,·_ . _ _ ._. . . . . . -~I. . . . . . . . . . SF . . . . .- - - eM • . , . . .. . . . . . -z a •V41t4114M1_. t...£,m cue ....... 7 •PMJ~ n n n -.:.. " Chester-Shade hosts retired tmlas ':f:"'"' ill Athens say a eng overiose pobably lrilled two &lqe stndenu found ciead ia a bochnlb in an off=eampus apabnenl near Ohio Qniwnity. Police Chief Richard Mayer said· Tuesday that a OOiooer's preliminary Rport . ~.A. ,,_. . . . Celtics beat Pistons 88-79 in Gawne 1 of East finals ' F'41JC!!Ma rcoor.;: The MAEA is as ooe oflbr: nation's t"'.LUNU thing i& lila Clllly lhing I has rid& ,lpin. .. lllil* will wort. Or adifl'cr. "It WOlb va:y weD. I am ent malaial, that's a pOssi· oonnt quietly aud made bility. Or mmding die OJr- diange quicldy," IJe!Ji 011some bills, Maybe a flex a wbile, die new dol· holeindlemaoey." . larooinsgiveuscbangeby The IQlPea(s courT ruled 2- vending machines caused a I diat t6e U.S. has not tried problem. . lwd enough to mate paper "'1bose dallars coins are money distinguishable. And just barely bitlga' .dim tbe it ~ the U.S. failed io quatrr, aad !bey Shrew me . explain why changing die off," rata- Slid. "bizll get money would be an undue a wbole lor of diem now: I burden. see diem all die lime a The Treasury Department rvc leamrd 10 idl them by has redesigned currency die weight of diem. several times in recent Even though people years and adding features ~ionally .sliD 1Iy to gtve to aid die blind would be Parke a $1 bill and claim it relatively ioe..,ensive, tbe is a lar&et deoominazion; court said. nobody bas ever gotten ParUr said designeR o[ away willl. it, he said. His pape,r money CIOilld IKe a deli is oa 1br: JRIIIDd Ooor cue from die differences of tbe · Hamilton County built into ooins. · Cowtbauae, ,.._, dnuns of "With die ~ ooins, sheriff's deputies lUid quarters and mckles. one Cincinnati poliCie officccs has ridges and one doesn•1," waiting to testify always be said. "And wilb lbe little are nearby. coins, dlc dimes and pen"A lot of my cUSliolllrn Dies. one is smooth and one .are county employees." mph in a 20 mph school suburb. zone, Garnett said. Sharp died a a hospital. Dave Thomas, an atlol'· The 6oy was seriously ney fCJ'iC&alti.ng Wactins, injiiO!Il, hut is DOW bact in said his clieat will ~ not guilty during an scbaol. ' Hilliald Police Chief arraignment ieheduled ROOney Ga:ueu said drugs May 29 in Franklin CilunC)' aDd alcohol weren't Municipal Court. invol~ in die accident, "This has been a tenible aad Walkins told police thai: event for evayooe, includhe simply didn't -'die in hiiD," Thomas said. .aDd' the hoy in Jbe !be whale reall.l,:vastated by . " • crosswalt. A mesuge otding comWallins faces . odiec cbqes, including .misde- llll:ill was left Tuesday with )pe . . . l')tWiofs of Vehia•lw . SBE Trucking in Soudt where mans••apw IDd ~ ao Bloomingville, yield to pedestrUas. His w.kinswms. · • inYesligate tbe case, and Mayer declined further commeDL .c·;_ ~ . ...:... ~~-· . G!'!:'~ 10 • ' .... 114.DJD SPOJ[fS BmFI'S =·~~~ H steals while OU1playing Oiaunlley BilliqJs, the MVP • dJe 2Jii(M N8A finals, in ~neAL ScHEDULE ----0..-. ..... --.......... ___ _ . --7 f ,. - $ a •• PI 11 !ll.looo!>h-- .. · flr._._c lOth Annual Eagle Basketball C.mp ,...,..,High_,11il'.m· 1o ;........ _ _ _ _ .. TUPPERS PLAINS Easlmllligb Scbool will be '<,_ ~High.-. 4:1D1!.m. holding its 1Oth Aanual . ~~~ n....-•Ook·HIII. • p.m. F.l,gle BasU:Iball .Camp oa '\~~~ "' 5 " R . May '1:1 through 30 from 9 ·\.n 1 · -:I M-I!IIIilo a.m. .to noon for boys and :~._..~,_, ]' girls. entering grades 4, 5, i!!: - · 5 p.m. and6. ' Camp staff will include · players and coaches from die 2007=08 BIS boys aad girls basketball teams. The: camp will focus oo fonda. mentals, most of which are used ·by .PaYers ,of illllevels, that far producing winning ..Heihall · Cost per player will · be $35 ~regis1ratioo « $45 . the first day of camp ~ lncludod ill die cost will be a camp T-shirt. •. ('blrts should be made ~nan.....,. 1,Sponsw- payable to Eastern Athletic (7411) ••& 2342, .... 33 '' Boosters. Cbecb and regis. . J oV•Rm,dollrwo•lhiOI.com ·~u'alioa forms should be sent . ..,_ w n ., 8pal1a!IMir to Howie Caldwell at 40878 ~ Fl1aodsi lfrlJ*wl & \thi11 rra • 'lfsMioiiCIAtel I 448 2342, . . 33 7 alm,:dalrbllu\a.com ~ Cruin, Sporta Wl'lllr t-Il ... D!2, - 33 i · .com • .,...,_ Chicago Bulls executive ~~ice-president of business operations Ste.ve Schanwald reacts when 1he Bulls move up into one of 1he top 1hree pioks in the NBA draft lottery Tuesday in Secaucus, NJ~ The Bulls eventually won the 1ot1ery, giving them the number one pick in the upcoming dtalt. ..-----------------------------------~ ·• ·Health Care of Gallipolis Ferry Kids' Mini-Fair ...,......., essential - ...,,,. ..,d tp I l * t;,a.J. Ci-A~af.. !lilY _ _ nliiiGftilh _ -.fiCJ . I tLLLV .a......_ .a.. 't.·· tl22138 Al••a, J:Jtt RAIIII '.,,3111 G ,all fff2215 713.MJO .'· Despite having just one ·:"Rest Fa tlirouP his mum from a • bamlllliiiginjucy. . "'' bdieve in !him. I play . ~ boloe win. . ~ die tirst eigbt points tpiftlill a Detroit team £hat waited six days for !be series to start is mt an option, Qe1irll said. "So we ·don',t iwo dlint .about £hat." . :: ~ Pedcins 1had I(!) tChounds for Boston and bjon Rondo soored seven .ofhisUpoi••i.nihef01111b •quarter, bitting a 3-pOinter with 1:41 left in rhe game aft« the Pistons cut the dmicit 10 83-75. Rondo alS6 had ·seven a&sists and five s te\ICII=g.aJC ~<IUQ~nrifioais. 8:~ JQirtraCIIM aiM' Ill fd' Jf lla:fl il I t l( . . , . . . , CIIW . . . . . lddagl .. .. II ,.lh'IJ•Uor,- widJ two assists, two steals and two wmovers in bis first game since May 7. Tayshaun Prince liOiled 16 points and Antonio Md)yess added 14 p:»ors aad II rebounds for dlc Pictoos, who have one tbe playoffs more z:bance Ia win in U rode • cl die &Firm Coofe>enoe finals, the Celtics' 15th l Billups liOiled nine poiDls chat advmtage to tare"""""' 3 and 4. , vicfuries in "This was the perf~ seOeli against Manta aad game for them 10 ~ ~ OJeveland_ On tuesdav .- . aad tJy lo sSa1 ·one. . said <imptvved to 9-0 a~~ &oe, Who soared 41m 1he die play.cdfs, but lbey're 0-6 ~ against Cleveland. oolbe. we we!'e aware of "~y haven't lGSt • But Detroit looked rusty game, they should be lllllllfi- ........ . . . &:..:.. fi .d ent," said Billups. wbo . .:biic~!l:Bost: missed 1br: last 2 ~12 pmes to take an 8-0 lead oo oflbr:Orlando smes. "''bey_ Allen's drive witb 8:36 left have 1ral very ,good here a in 1br: first. · home. We are·u~y A _ma!"We just didn't seem to be ly good team; we dido t in a good flow, it might bave have A good game today, hut had somethina to do witb we ~ f01Waro to (lbr: layoff).. We wCR just a ~Y. step slow," Pistons coach ~ Detroit rested, '!he Flip Saunders said. "We didGeltics have been playmg n't~intolhetlow." evayotbcrday.~'sl5 Billups hit a lieOOildgames i5 the. most of any i:baoce 3=pointer to end the team still inlbr: pomeasoa drought' and mateilB-3. But "Yoo have to figure. doing ·be did not make llliolber this every otbrnlay. you just field goal - be had four get used to dlc same routine points and no assists in lbr:. of coming out, 't'!f~t' first half - ·until «<ac was late, playing . ~ 4:47 left m 1br: game. Celtics ~ Ray Allen The Pistons quietly erased said "I ilfiint MICo yao get £hat break: in iht:tk-a. you 7' u bave to build yourself b a c k7• -~ """ ........,. James and the aevelad "'-·-"- ~ tbe - & "'*''**" ••• oourt ,om~ot'~give 1\ '"P iDto it." ThesiiaY ... giving tbem die rigbl 10 diOose bdwm 5tar fiail. mm M'ocbad Beasley ..a lleuir:t Rose. Owning off a mism'lllle seasao aad still witbout a ooaob • die Bulls viiUlmd fmm the No. 9 spot, wlae dicy had just • 1.7 pt~CH4 «iumce of landing tbe top dvtioe. "After Ibis season, we ue rlod a brat and I tbint we just got one tooigbt," said . Steve Sdiaowald, 1be Bulls' excculive vice pesident of business openDoas whlnqacsualed them on die podium Chiralgo will almost cerWnly choose between Beasley. the K - State forward wbo a~ 26.2 points and an NCAA·best l2.4 2bounds, or Rose, 1br: point guard who carried )lnuphis within minutes of 1br: national Iitle. "We'll have an opponuni= ty to gd close tu those guys. We'll mally ~a long loot at what makes the most -.e far our Nwaball Bulls aever 1UlOVCml liQftl ...._~ """'IZi'W: ville pmii- a ctisDiaJ -.. mel fioidvd . ......dJ.U...,..._ 3].49; Tiley fired awiJ Jahi Pusoa Slid 011 a CXJB= Soon Skiles 011 Christmas ftam all ~ tbe Eve mel have abcady ckridpick pa you ia a unicpae eel nat 10 retain iDtrrim JJOniliw 10 1111£ )"'IIII' am coach Jim Boylan. ~ · The Bulls Ailed to biall ., calainly . ......... .,.... 1br: coach dlcy wanted. Mit£ diis WB ....,IDIX: Now iil's· o·A•ani bullbe ......;,w., o.- jab ~~ Jbe llillllt of ""'""""" IDiidl llllR ~ il.~ ing Tuesday, · ving diem a The Miami Ilea, 1l'bo bad m.v., to first for oaly a 2S pe&1:Hil di...,.. ofr-t- the seoond lime. The Bulls, q die 10p pick tbanb 10 1l'bo lOOk El!ioo Branil No. I dim NBA-wom lS--67 in 1999, aJUid ilim tbis lime u:wul, fdl 10 .,...., The 10 l•••l*'l•nm star Rose, 1l'bo Minacsota Tunbetwolves D' Antaai said was lite will go diird JBOD Kidd with a jump The !le ~ sbot. who lliiMd up to No. 21ast "Everybody was piding yea- 10 pid: Rcxme of us to go 10 tbe oonfamoe Year K£vin Dumnt, fdl fmm fiilals last year. actnal!y to 'IC""Qd no founh. .Mempbis die NBA finals brranse we will pick fifTh, .followed by won 49 games the year · New YOlk, die Los AliJ! 'rs bef~ and ~ the Clippers, ·Milwaukee, Dem!it Pistons 10 SIX games Otltloae and New Jersey. in the seoond lUIIDd last year fndi- has tbe llih pict, and we have a vay esciting folluwed by SaaanDdO, good corps of young play= POidaDd and Goldco Stale. en, and we added Joakim The lqarry settJcrl the 10p Noah 10 tbal mix.n diR'Je spots. The mnai""" Scbanwald said. "Now we of tbe first 14 picks are will get a ~ no add detnllliocxl inverse anb of .anotli« gmat player, a really tbeirrecod. · gJeat player. So it is VCIY . The NBA drift will be e•citing for us." · held June 26 in New YCIIL Cbqgo 'g ot 1br: No. 2 and Chicago came into 1be 9 picks die last two yean; .,.,....., wilb hip expcaa- from New Yodr as a~ of tions afb:c reaching tbe · lbr: trade far Eddy Cuny. Easrrm Confacaoe semifi. L" •· -_ nals last season. But tbe ,,.._ .... =:.: ~66-~ =,:~.::!! and~~ Friday, •ay 23trl 11:00 am-2:00pm Pomeroy Theil's motber found her son aad his girlfriend !be bathtub May 3. ~stu~·~I-J'IIIIItiii•dents were 22. The mother w1o~<• 911 dis= patcher sbe thought die coupie bad drowned. • ~A. ' ' Kevin Gamett bad 26 Dayl • bim. fmgoingtoktq!play• bim," Cellici OOWJb Doc ~«~ said of his point guanL"'' told him before die game, 'Stop wonyiQg about t!hem. Make tbcm worry about you, tao. Yoo•re a bell of a baskdNJI play«.1bC Celtics ·earned home · .BOSroN .- Not even a week: of lest ·could flll'l!IIIIC tbe Detroit Pistoas for die . llimest bome team in tbe It's .Customer • Br S · a h • ASSOCIATED PRESS • ~·s oo 1br: deatbs of ObiQ University student Kelly Armbruster and Hoelting College student Christopher 1beil ruled out drowning. aad tbc:re was no evidenoe of significant 1llWma. The report lists their deaths as a probable drug . overdose. Police oontinue to ~ .:;.::::...:,.:~.."... of::: -:J~ ' llettil .... s!dbyRouh-ye • hsdaarpn 10 ll'IICk was traveling about 24 Scioto-Darby Elementary in Hilliard. a Columbus •, ,: Parter said. "You .FICVCI' Bul:t. C'-nie Gilkl:y, Jollll RidJel, Suraw ~ · Soau. blow ll'bo's ~inline ' Rola1ie Slnly, Janice WdJa and Muinr: Wl•i• hall . · beside you. k · be a · The !lr:ll il rill! will be Sept. 25. a TrinityOiurcb., and judge or a police " tchaohupplics for.local Dcecly sn""""ts will be oaDecacd · ,.,...,;, - ------..,..------------------, fl ' --- ~ - ... - Bastun Cellil:s fcMwa~lll Paul Piefce (34) reacts to a llaslret br ~ ooetenlllle!M Kendr:idl N!IWIIS, IIGt mPhOto. in the se0011d half rA Game 1 rA the NBA faAelil COnfelet ICe bask lbalt l'llilals ill 8ostolil tuesday. The celtics 'beat the PIStoiiS 88-19. •:s Polke: Drug overdOse likely killed oollege students Police , ...... POMEROY - · Mary Powell of .die Chester-Shade l*"~ 10 the Map Coincy Rdift:d 1far:h.on ahola 11!CQIC;e;RaitihN Aldt· brid&'e and~ at die Olt:ata ............,. . . . The ltdiRd Tle...tws Did ,.. Hdy a dlc Acwlrmy for a , ... . . , . . 1111: r•i•'l Powell pft a htic:f biliary of lbe IJrid&c, whic:b is ooe ofrour in Ohio. · JoAaa Rildiie iboaed lbe .,.., ~ lbe PeeiJiw h of A..... ;.. lllllllll, .... anntoaui'JI' 't(IIIS KR"'' •SalllCdl:l'· 1lined 1br: paup mlbr: piaziD die 1br: I"~ The PJUP also *-al · tbe 04 '*I .... Powdl dis • I diie-- dial bad lltm dalie 10 lbe buildin&. .... .,...., aut .,.,e cllbe hi•• Val disiJiays. PI' M cGayPadnaaclc•••"'CCIbr:paupoflhw:ntko ..t lc:d them in die PledtJe.to diie A.....ncaa ..... Nacfitw> ·Oodael hid de\'Oiians from Hdm Stein« Rice, -rbere's SomsbjFJe in a Smile," and "A Woadcd'ul Wodd." Sbe . offind pmya- bdOre die aal, iiCn'CII by lbe AS!!C!Ci-.. The !ltlttda} ..t I• · a pve dieir itpMI• Cank ..... ti Hr:lm ........ Meyjre Millr.t R I Buc:k. \litMeip c.cna direc:IOr. "Tbc OMt«t JIIU Bop# til - fromAzi•••, 'he+et lbe paup lbrlbr:cads . . . ., Ia. camp linb a aatioaal and ibaPdrio.ed. or Ill (triO) 1\:uiu nn•i•trhl 1be "' ......, 10 111m ia dar vo'- , ea SI*Wide - t for innowa= 281..71tJJ. baurs, .... -meed lbe .......;"' Rday for Life led ¥4 L Hi••• al Avocilllim a.le a '' · A1HENS (AP) - ' dri.tt kiittry CliJ=AsnMII-G.W W £;'011101--Jin Dump truck driver charged in death of Ohio crossing guard .HIILIAIU) litde.. l1ie Bulls won 1br: NBA's 7 SM All blood types are col- · Blood Drive will be leded during die llllllllhly Wednesday, Juae 4dl al drives and the community is Hobcr Medical Ca*r flex eooouraged to donate. The more iafonnlbaa « to sigo next American Red Cross up, call (740) 446-5171. Hospitals in six states. including Kentucty, Maryland, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Vuginia, and West Vuginia.. · Blin . d 01..Ul .!·o \!ell ....~~~o~t"f· pnuses· monev ruling· J - AII80CIATEDPIIEBSUiliiB1 eaptded 10 be· in 1br: playoffs, DDl die laaely. . This will ease the seiD,g a .......... - - - a A enoe is all around us," said science aad ma1b associa- lives in•"' ""' liM.. to die BY Ta.... KssaZRY o.;.,o. Bulls . . . _,, ...,_11.11 P :· IIJASCMt-;-~ llallte-IIJASCMt-11.111 P 7 fliSQ-11· • -. - .... z .... w~-11.11 w flli&:ft-....... ... c 1 I' P'SCMt A , lfiiWI-SF• . -. . - .......... IFIPV'at-U'i £' ......... - $ ...... IJIIII:II . . .-&18 , • .,... ..,.,.,._ ....PnaWF'Q .._.. 'Science Camp '08' offers"free educational experience ' SOCAUCUS. NJ. - The CIIIID-...;._,Ciql.fiUn · DIIGI-25 --~· I win No. 1 pick in NBA draft lottery I.Gcid Stocks Halza" fla lfkal Ceria LaboiCIUy I j,May2~2JIII I Chicago. Bulls move up·eight spom, ' a cooperative effort by Rio Grande Community College aad dlc Ohio Appalachian Center for Higher Educalioo will bring a unique educational experi= enc:e to seventh and eighth Sllldcnts in Meigs County ihis Slimmer in die form of "Science Camp '08." The weeJr.[ong science ~ will be offeml fn:Cof-charge to up to 60 Mei~ Couaty SlUdents wbo will be in dlc sixth. seventh and eigbth grades during the next school year. A series of diverse educational activities fur dlc camp, 'fbich will be beld from JWJe 16-20, will be provided by tbe Minority Aviatioo . Educatioa Associatioa, a aoa·profit organilJ!fioo IOJ din Wheeling W.Va. "Living shows us that sci- w ::h w namedfletap.... Blood Drives held at die Hospital, IJways on dlc first . Wednesday of tbe month. The Red Cross collected 350 units at these blood drives during 2007. "We wouldn't be S'IOCC'SSful without die support of lbe employees and die community," stated Beverly Smith, MT, HMC Blood RIO GRANDE - ..............._., , .. . . . . . . . . 83 Cross lime, and die volunteers · who staff the drive, are essential to tbe events. We are vety grateful to everyone who plays a part in our drives." · The Greater Alleghenies Region consists of over 100 Bl The Daily Sentinel ~-- Bank SuperVisor. · "1bose individuals wbo give dleir l ....de . ..__..'iu.-,.,.az 111Fa2 GAILIPOUS - Holzu Medical Center was I'CCaltly named die top hospital in lhe Greater Alle~benies Blood Service Region by 1be AmericaD Red Cross. This bono£ was given to HM<; due to dlc montbly community P3geA8 LocAL • .STATE The Daily Sentinel . • Old Seven Road, Rl!edsville, OH 45772 or at ~ Higb School, 38900 SR 'J, Reedsville, OH 45772.:- ' '\ 'I ~ Saturday, May 24~ 2008 . ll a.m to2 p.m. · . . ~ .....,. ...... a. "'J'o ...... .,.,.L 81 "'Pr-we·... -...... Hei •rova __ __ "= """" •• · - for ..... · •Glucose Sa •11• b Ads,....tcllilltraa •Se >'93.1 FM '"'io S.•Na R••m • • '•\WieyF'nweD 1 • ••-01! '~.-eT""*•Hiz¥ ~~ 1 E'.me(a: eyMe~n!ServicesA•""wx • P I ii'1 1 ~ Oftioet McC rt y (PlO 0J1br D/Haau: Scltool) • n g Gila. BsiJocw, Colarift& lkri"&, Popccn A Coaoo Clady •For.-·•• ,.._r'n call.(lNtm o-.J:st.tl» I �- ' • r c az. The Daily Saud ........jdailj¥ I lj The Daily Seutir6 • P-. 83 , el•• NFL owners opt CRJt of labor~ Bra.E:CIIu.SSOCIATED PRESS -Contrer-as outpitchl!S Sabathia, .White Sox beat Cleveland 4-1 ,. IForlfhat matter, :he's mHking on a 'baselhloa&i! single -by the most of bis -c'hance 'With IPHtilo Ozuna. wbo .came in 1he 'White Sox & lbeing ,after Joe Cmde got .ejected. , <mc:AOO - 1Batterr.il 1imited by injuries last iiell- and Jill !RBI _groundout to ,ilallt"'C890Jl,lose<lonhblasli!; iOn with Arizona. second lby Nilik. Swisher. .l1l""iil8 IJlll¥badk l1hoie -days. •'There wei:e some Crede g01 'thrown out forihe • G••hm as <ouqHIChcd CC. ~uries, hut .injuries !happen thirJi time in his career after :s8bsthja, ;and .IJim Thome to all kinds of -play~," getting clilled out on strikes .ud Cmllos Q.uentin bit ;;olo ~uentin said. '11 .can't dwell in ihe fourth by plate umpire :lham.crs !10 llift t!he <Clhicago on ihat.l.can just learn from Wally 'Bell. :'Wtliite 'Sox 1o a 4-J rictory that and 'jJTepare myself the :Notes: Cleveland is 3-for· ~.llT 'lthe lli!VClanil !Indians best m c:an." . 30 with :runners in scoring ·o!llld ltbeir -seasoo-!high sinh The !Indians got a run in position during this losing ,·iitrliiffit w.in lfiuesday. tbe third 'nfi ld · 1 streak·_ its longest since a , · llfii tbe Wtlrite 'Sox's · · on 1 te smg es by <Casey !Blake and lBllteY 'four-game -skid from Aug. ;ll~ stre.a:k sin.ce they Carnill.and an IRB1 grounder J0-14 .... The White Soll won llline lin .uow lfrom .llnne to first by <Grady Sizemore, will cclebrJlte "Welcome · ,U-14. 2006. but w.llsted .another ;;olid Back Carlton !Fisk Night" in · · Quentin w.ent .0et;p lin the outing b·v Sabathia. on an on-field ceremony to llirtil, ~Nt>;n" this American J -·...,.; - - !Roughed up .early the sea- honor tbe Hall of Fame - ~ :12th ihomer iOn, !be had a 1.49 ERA -in catcher , on Thursday. The :.ando !his ileCOD[J <in .as I1D1IIIY 'his previous fiv.e -starts and mganization retired bis No. :pmcs.lllhome connected·on -se.ttled down after ihe fu-st T2 in 1997. unveiled a -sculplthe lfim pitch of ilhe -stiCODd . . 1:ure in his honor in 2005 and Cleveland Indians' David Dellucci, left, is caught in a run down between second and 1hirtl . . d .., "' two .mnmgs. 3 IIJIDU1g• .an ('-'ontreras '"" ) Chicago ·scored two in 1he recently hirea him as a team base by Chicago White Sox shortstop Orlando Cabrera during their baseball game in ikq)t ilhe M.:'li weakest Chicago on Tuesday. ·<Offense 1m.dhoo'k ·w.bile lead- eighth against )enscn!Lewis ambassador. ~ AL ~ntral ~rurer .......................................-.......-....................................... .in ,,._ ~w=:=:::: W . IN UP TO $1.,000 ! .! ! ·.~~:;m~~ PlAY COVERALL BINGO .&r<OOIJtinucd !hiuesw;gence . • . w~m :!lost llline maight .decisions .as ;a i!tarter. .Adl!ing to .his 'ltllilieiY IWJl& 'his di.\(orce lfrom 'ibii wife. ' . : .: Now. !be '-t; ;pitc~ li.ke his dld -~~elf - ithe guy who IIIUide !the All-'Star team .in ··cincinnati Reds pitcher Matt Belisle feacts aT.Ier alll!lllling . 1wO runs in the seconm lim:ting ·of a baseball ;game ~imst ; tihe los Angeles Oolljgers in llos 41\ngeles 0111 Tuesday. ~Billin~ey shots down fReds, Dodgers win 4-1 :.2006. ~ "'l'an llrnow -what, fi woulii- JD"1 'he :here :if a doubted · ,myiililf.~ Contreras nid . ~ an linteqm:ter. "The .most 1mportant !thing WJl& .!that I w.as ~Blthy when II . jiiiJlS ~oing 1hrough tbose 1~. I w.asn'il worried ...>~~bout !being .Able \10 ~itch. ilf ·you <doubt ~oiii'SClf, lin Jife · you'~ !Dot _ :goiqg rto get .aoy1\!Jhcre:~ Contreras held .a ·team ·.that ·'was !batting a Jeague-low '·..236 110 <three .infieid singles ·•.imd four hits :in .all w.hile ·:¥~inning .hili third lltraight swt. illle -strulill: out four and iliiln it w.lilk a batter -in sillplus :innings and left after ·~JlDGark.oJcd nff1he iev. imth with .a lling1e rto short. ;·'· .M att ·1f'.honriton came .in . :and ,got .a .double-play .groWliler from Qay,id ·DelhJCci 1be 1one !batter 'he ·faced. ~io IDotel strudk ·but Caiey !Blab: tO end lthe . '.jnnin.,g, and Scott Linebrink · >i.tclted Jl perfect cightb IBotiby Jenk-s closed n •Out !for his 11th iave. IIAFFELT'S 011TLET, INC. fo•r Area's #1 Floor Covering Oealer1 MIU. CMP tllacliines Muk Slulw •Carpet .and Floor Center T.ublr!JI Altals :A J&i unlcs n Jnl8d Rl!qu~sl :Core IR.esi~i•l· Commercial• Wbo.lesale•JletMII ' .4247 s..... .Roote I till Gallipolis, Ohio f 'amily Oxygen I . . lDie 1ndians .dropped their ason.:bigh fourth straight ~ Jl weekend sweep by ;<CJ:incinnati, and Sabathia (3- .. .. Pistons are 3-3 on the road in the playoffi .... Hamilton. '. Detroit's leading SCCJm' in .the playoffs, had just lhrec fromPJtgeBl • points m the first half and • finished with lS. ... New . :.die fiTst-quarter l'ead. even · Enaland Patriots coach Bill ··soing ahead 13-12. But they Bellchick was at the pme. • ~ Celtics I I ' •• no u&GOOJ . 1railed 41-40 at halftime and :IOOl'Cd just 17 points in ihe ; third quarter, 10 from ; Richard Hamilton, while • the Celtics took a 69-57 : 1ead on Eddie House's 3:.~ with 2 seconds left. ;. Netei: Ailen, who shot :only 33 percent in tlie sec- ::ood-round series againit ;c!Cveland, was 3-for-10 from the field . .. . The ( sitting · near the P1stons bench. He received a rousing ovation and a chat of "Del-i-chick!" every time be was sbown on the itol'e· board .... Detroit, wbicb set an NBA reoord with just three turnovers in its senesclioching win last week against Orlando, bad lhrec in the ftrst quarter and seven in the third. ;lifter ·w.inning his previous ;tw.o starts. The 2007 AL Cy Young winner .allowed ie!V.en hit~> :and two runs 'w~ miking out eight and :w.lillcing one in seven :innings, after pitching a · fiv.e-hit shutout a.,gainst .9sikland on Wednesday. : · Thill time, .be had little : ~:from .the offense. : : "1t'.s definitely tough to --see.~. osaid 'SJibathia, :who's : 54-4 .against Chicago. "J :know couring up tiOOn we're ;gOing to ellplode.". · IBao'k at U.S. Cellular F.tCJd .after a 7~3 trip to 1he West Coast, the White Sox .looked as thol!!lh 'they might : blo:w .awJly Sabathia early on :in 1he .opener of this six- .game 11omestand. ·. Quentin;w.ho went 14-for- : liB :with three homers on the :mp. drove a 1-0 pitch an :.Cstimated 417 (eel to the shrubs beyond ;the .center~ld :w.all with two outs in ~ fl.cit. That •gave Quentin · ::homers in back-to-back ;,games for the fiTSt time in •his career. · Limft.your story to S00-750 wo... Please ind.ude a phone nlllllber • myour , : : Thome made it 2-0 in the ~econd by driving the ::Inning's first pitch out to left ...:..... his eighth' homer and his :1hird off Sabathia. The flveAll-Star hit two off · ; abathia opening day, but "·~adn't done mucb since ... ;then, his average pl'ummet~to .203 before that at-bat. =:: ''I don't have . him figured ~:"Thome said. "He's too to think you have him w:ed out. If you get some ::6PPortunities to get some ~s to hit, you've got to tivt them in play." ~ Quentin took advantage of ~s o,pportunity in the first. ·e: ' , ~-.,•••• 210J 70 Pine Street • Gallipolis ,r6) :was a tough-luck loser - . 4JaflipJiiS )Bail' ttriiJuat, ·~r Jeilt t)lmant .1lttistttr ... The Daily Sentinel have "•udaed a new page er~ caW "Faith ad Family". lfyouMve a · story, event about yoanelf or even a poem that you would like to·+are please nnail to: .. I-'\ .,.~ ic;x' ..•: ,I Diane McVey M.A. -CCC-A Owner& Pt Pieuaat, WV l55st Audiologist on ' , GALLIPOLIS . . ~... · 43Slf, SecOnd Avenue llS·A Sixth Street Jl4.675-7136 F11: *-'75-7387 . rivercililsmtl• 77 ,. ...li?.cea (740) 446-7619 ATHENS l'wo lot:qtioN · · ,,. .......... of _ _ ....... - .wv - 275 West Union Street 594-3571 17H721 ··. \ �- ' • r c az. The Daily Saud ........jdailj¥ I lj The Daily Seutir6 • P-. 83 , el•• NFL owners opt CRJt of labor~ Bra.E:CIIu.SSOCIATED PRESS -Contrer-as outpitchl!S Sabathia, .White Sox beat Cleveland 4-1 ,. IForlfhat matter, :he's mHking on a 'baselhloa&i! single -by the most of bis -c'hance 'With IPHtilo Ozuna. wbo .came in 1he 'White Sox & lbeing ,after Joe Cmde got .ejected. , <mc:AOO - 1Batterr.il 1imited by injuries last iiell- and Jill !RBI _groundout to ,ilallt"'C890Jl,lose<lonhblasli!; iOn with Arizona. second lby Nilik. Swisher. .l1l""iil8 IJlll¥badk l1hoie -days. •'There wei:e some Crede g01 'thrown out forihe • G••hm as <ouqHIChcd CC. ~uries, hut .injuries !happen thirJi time in his career after :s8bsthja, ;and .IJim Thome to all kinds of -play~," getting clilled out on strikes .ud Cmllos Q.uentin bit ;;olo ~uentin said. '11 .can't dwell in ihe fourth by plate umpire :lham.crs !10 llift t!he <Clhicago on ihat.l.can just learn from Wally 'Bell. :'Wtliite 'Sox 1o a 4-J rictory that and 'jJTepare myself the :Notes: Cleveland is 3-for· ~.llT 'lthe lli!VClanil !Indians best m c:an." . 30 with :runners in scoring ·o!llld ltbeir -seasoo-!high sinh The !Indians got a run in position during this losing ,·iitrliiffit w.in lfiuesday. tbe third 'nfi ld · 1 streak·_ its longest since a , · llfii tbe Wtlrite 'Sox's · · on 1 te smg es by <Casey !Blake and lBllteY 'four-game -skid from Aug. ;ll~ stre.a:k sin.ce they Carnill.and an IRB1 grounder J0-14 .... The White Soll won llline lin .uow lfrom .llnne to first by <Grady Sizemore, will cclebrJlte "Welcome · ,U-14. 2006. but w.llsted .another ;;olid Back Carlton !Fisk Night" in · · Quentin w.ent .0et;p lin the outing b·v Sabathia. on an on-field ceremony to llirtil, ~Nt>;n" this American J -·...,.; - - !Roughed up .early the sea- honor tbe Hall of Fame - ~ :12th ihomer iOn, !be had a 1.49 ERA -in catcher , on Thursday. The :.ando !his ileCOD[J <in .as I1D1IIIY 'his previous fiv.e -starts and mganization retired bis No. :pmcs.lllhome connected·on -se.ttled down after ihe fu-st T2 in 1997. unveiled a -sculplthe lfim pitch of ilhe -stiCODd . . 1:ure in his honor in 2005 and Cleveland Indians' David Dellucci, left, is caught in a run down between second and 1hirtl . . d .., "' two .mnmgs. 3 IIJIDU1g• .an ('-'ontreras '"" ) Chicago ·scored two in 1he recently hirea him as a team base by Chicago White Sox shortstop Orlando Cabrera during their baseball game in ikq)t ilhe M.:'li weakest Chicago on Tuesday. ·<Offense 1m.dhoo'k ·w.bile lead- eighth against )enscn!Lewis ambassador. ~ AL ~ntral ~rurer .......................................-.......-....................................... .in ,,._ ~w=:=:::: W . IN UP TO $1.,000 ! .! ! ·.~~:;m~~ PlAY COVERALL BINGO .&r<OOIJtinucd !hiuesw;gence . • . w~m :!lost llline maight .decisions .as ;a i!tarter. .Adl!ing to .his 'ltllilieiY IWJl& 'his di.\(orce lfrom 'ibii wife. ' . : .: Now. !be '-t; ;pitc~ li.ke his dld -~~elf - ithe guy who IIIUide !the All-'Star team .in ··cincinnati Reds pitcher Matt Belisle feacts aT.Ier alll!lllling . 1wO runs in the seconm lim:ting ·of a baseball ;game ~imst ; tihe los Angeles Oolljgers in llos 41\ngeles 0111 Tuesday. ~Billin~ey shots down fReds, Dodgers win 4-1 :.2006. ~ "'l'an llrnow -what, fi woulii- JD"1 'he :here :if a doubted · ,myiililf.~ Contreras nid . ~ an linteqm:ter. "The .most 1mportant !thing WJl& .!that I w.as ~Blthy when II . jiiiJlS ~oing 1hrough tbose 1~. I w.asn'il worried ...>~~bout !being .Able \10 ~itch. ilf ·you <doubt ~oiii'SClf, lin Jife · you'~ !Dot _ :goiqg rto get .aoy1\!Jhcre:~ Contreras held .a ·team ·.that ·'was !batting a Jeague-low '·..236 110 <three .infieid singles ·•.imd four hits :in .all w.hile ·:¥~inning .hili third lltraight swt. illle -strulill: out four and iliiln it w.lilk a batter -in sillplus :innings and left after ·~JlDGark.oJcd nff1he iev. imth with .a lling1e rto short. ;·'· .M att ·1f'.honriton came .in . :and ,got .a .double-play .groWliler from Qay,id ·DelhJCci 1be 1one !batter 'he ·faced. ~io IDotel strudk ·but Caiey !Blab: tO end lthe . '.jnnin.,g, and Scott Linebrink · >i.tclted Jl perfect cightb IBotiby Jenk-s closed n •Out !for his 11th iave. IIAFFELT'S 011TLET, INC. fo•r Area's #1 Floor Covering Oealer1 MIU. CMP tllacliines Muk Slulw •Carpet .and Floor Center T.ublr!JI Altals :A J&i unlcs n Jnl8d Rl!qu~sl :Core IR.esi~i•l· Commercial• Wbo.lesale•JletMII ' .4247 s..... .Roote I till Gallipolis, Ohio f 'amily Oxygen I . . lDie 1ndians .dropped their ason.:bigh fourth straight ~ Jl weekend sweep by ;<CJ:incinnati, and Sabathia (3- .. .. Pistons are 3-3 on the road in the playoffi .... Hamilton. '. Detroit's leading SCCJm' in .the playoffs, had just lhrec fromPJtgeBl • points m the first half and • finished with lS. ... New . :.die fiTst-quarter l'ead. even · Enaland Patriots coach Bill ··soing ahead 13-12. But they Bellchick was at the pme. • ~ Celtics I I ' •• no u&GOOJ . 1railed 41-40 at halftime and :IOOl'Cd just 17 points in ihe ; third quarter, 10 from ; Richard Hamilton, while • the Celtics took a 69-57 : 1ead on Eddie House's 3:.~ with 2 seconds left. ;. Netei: Ailen, who shot :only 33 percent in tlie sec- ::ood-round series againit ;c!Cveland, was 3-for-10 from the field . .. . The ( sitting · near the P1stons bench. He received a rousing ovation and a chat of "Del-i-chick!" every time be was sbown on the itol'e· board .... Detroit, wbicb set an NBA reoord with just three turnovers in its senesclioching win last week against Orlando, bad lhrec in the ftrst quarter and seven in the third. ;lifter ·w.inning his previous ;tw.o starts. The 2007 AL Cy Young winner .allowed ie!V.en hit~> :and two runs 'w~ miking out eight and :w.lillcing one in seven :innings, after pitching a · fiv.e-hit shutout a.,gainst .9sikland on Wednesday. : · Thill time, .be had little : ~:from .the offense. : : "1t'.s definitely tough to --see.~. osaid 'SJibathia, :who's : 54-4 .against Chicago. "J :know couring up tiOOn we're ;gOing to ellplode.". · IBao'k at U.S. Cellular F.tCJd .after a 7~3 trip to 1he West Coast, the White Sox .looked as thol!!lh 'they might : blo:w .awJly Sabathia early on :in 1he .opener of this six- .game 11omestand. ·. Quentin;w.ho went 14-for- : liB :with three homers on the :mp. drove a 1-0 pitch an :.Cstimated 417 (eel to the shrubs beyond ;the .center~ld :w.all with two outs in ~ fl.cit. That •gave Quentin · ::homers in back-to-back ;,games for the fiTSt time in •his career. · Limft.your story to S00-750 wo... Please ind.ude a phone nlllllber • myour , : : Thome made it 2-0 in the ~econd by driving the ::Inning's first pitch out to left ...:..... his eighth' homer and his :1hird off Sabathia. The flveAll-Star hit two off · ; abathia opening day, but "·~adn't done mucb since ... ;then, his average pl'ummet~to .203 before that at-bat. =:: ''I don't have . him figured ~:"Thome said. "He's too to think you have him w:ed out. If you get some ::6PPortunities to get some ~s to hit, you've got to tivt them in play." ~ Quentin took advantage of ~s o,pportunity in the first. ·e: ' , ~-.,•••• 210J 70 Pine Street • Gallipolis ,r6) :was a tough-luck loser - . 4JaflipJiiS )Bail' ttriiJuat, ·~r Jeilt t)lmant .1lttistttr ... The Daily Sentinel have "•udaed a new page er~ caW "Faith ad Family". lfyouMve a · story, event about yoanelf or even a poem that you would like to·+are please nnail to: .. I-'\ .,.~ ic;x' ..•: ,I Diane McVey M.A. -CCC-A Owner& Pt Pieuaat, WV l55st Audiologist on ' , GALLIPOLIS . . ~... · 43Slf, SecOnd Avenue llS·A Sixth Street Jl4.675-7136 F11: *-'75-7387 . rivercililsmtl• 77 ,. ...li?.cea (740) 446-7619 ATHENS l'wo lot:qtioN · · ,,. .......... of _ _ ....... - .wv - 275 West Union Street 594-3571 17H721 ··. \ �'. p 0 B4 • The Daily Sentinel www.mr' IJn dileel.com Wedo Q;ribunt ·- Sentinel - l\rglittr CLASSIFIED Lady Knights ready for state softball tou•1•a•t1ent. IIY'" defeating fusl iouod oppooent Shady Spring by a 7-6 margin and he~~ pofelltial foe Scott 5-4 m 1he other Best of Best matchup. In the against Scott, it ·took a rally in ·the bottom of the seVCDib to pull out the win while the Lady Knights held otT a Late rally from Shady Spring .i n the other victory. PPHS piled up 23 hits iD those two wins while hold- · ing Scott and Shady Spring to a combined I 0 safenes. But don' t band PPHS the state title just yet. Those games took place ia early April, mily three · weelcs into the season, and both Scott aiid Shady Spring have had plenty of time to imerove since. That, and unchallenged Lincoln create ·a very intriguit)g battle for the 2008 title. · · Point Pleasant presents the most intriguing storyli'ne of the tournament, making its frrst trip to the state tournainent since winning it all exactly a decalJe ago as a member of Class AAA. Since then PPHS bas IC.. l~LYREGISTER .COM VIENNA. W.Va. - While the name says it all, it appears the Best of the Best Tournament held earlier this year in Buffalo truly lived up to the hype. That is great news for Point Pleasant. Three of the four Class AA teams that advanced to the West Virginia State Softball Tournament took part in the annual Best of the Best bracket with the Lady IC.nights meeting up with and bearing - two of those teams. Ac:lvantage Lady Knights. Point Pleasant (28-7) will open play to the 2008 state softball tournament Wednesday against Shady Spring (16- 16) and will meet either Scott (27-5) or Lincoln (23-9) in the second round as those two teams sguare off immediately fol-lowing the opener. .II!!: I ady Knigltt~already hold a pair of one-run victories over two of the three teams in the tournament, r:.:e remained one of lhe elite The rest of the Lady played a vay liimiW sdled- · full of wins over OOI1br.m softball teams in the state of Knight roster includes ule ro the lady Koipts and West Vuginia dtools. Bui We11i Virginia, but seniors Alissa Dlflit., bave seveol key wms over palo( rec:uds meal tnbi~ Wednesday 's trrst round Cbannee Smith and Luise some very tough schools rometoumlllllmtlime. matchup will be its first" Weinrich, juniors Devin including wins ovaDespite a oombi.oe4 Nt11m 1rip to the state tour- Cottrill, Anna Sommer, Oiapmanville, Wmfield and rCQIXd of 94-37, the four o.amcnt smce 1998. Jennifer Wickline, Emily Herbert Hoover. schools are a peda:t 4-0 iii The Lady Knights have Jones, Emily Sommer and Scott also bas a !lCa80II the postsc:aS!(JII and bodl ~ won II straight entering Jennifer Watterson and sweep over fellow state rq>- looki~ ro keep lbal wiMi~ tournament play with eijlbt freshmen ¥orghan Mullins. resentative Shady Spring m streak alive ..men the stale shutouts.aod a oommandmg Ruby ScbwartL, Rebekah a pair of dominating vic:to- tounwnellt kicks off 77- IS advantage in runs Dunham and Miranda rie11. Scott~ Shady 9-2 to Wednesday morning wid! scored· during that span. To Thompson. open the·season and also bas Point Pleasant and Sbacly put it simply, PQint Pleasant Shady Spring comes into a 10-2 victory during the · Spring. :. bas been on fire since get- the state tournament having . Best Qf Best Tournament to Game ooe will get lllllklr~ ting a 3-0 victory over Class won seven of its last eight its credit. way at 10 .a.m. oo Field I :Ill AAA foe Parkersburg on games, but a stretch of I0 Lincoln rounds out the Vienna with the Scott• April 25. losses in its previous 12 Class AA bracket as the . Lincoln game Without a doubt PPHS bas games makes this a very ~ mysterious of the fuUT fuUowing. : one of· the most lethal . inconsistent team. progntlllS. 1be scbool out of 1be losers from the fin1: offenses in the tournament, But don' t let the numbers Shinnstown in the hea!1 of two games will nlllCl . . . but it is its defense - · led fool you. Mountaineer oountry bas a at S p.m. Wednesday by star pitcher Tessa Wyant Shady Spring has played a solid 23-9 reooo1 and bas evening while the two wine - that has stolen the show relatively tough schedule .simply breezed through its Del'S bee off at mugbly ~ so far this postseason. including several Class schedule. minutes following. Wyant has racked up 43 AAA schools making tlris a Lincoln bas won eight of Rounding out the oda strikeouts i{l four postseason very scrappy club. its last liilie ~s and bas two state toUrnament bnlck~ games and the defensive SCott comes into the tour- proven it can rack up runs in ets an:, from Class A, unit surrounding her has nament with the best record a hurry - . scoring 10 or Wbeeling Centtal. backed up that performance, of the four teams at 27-S more runs in dozen games Charleston Cadlolic, Sou~(~ holding sectional and with its lone losses coming this season. Harrison and Mao and fnJm regional foes Ravenswood, in a pair to Man, Kernen Overall three of the four Class A.AA are East Ritchie County and Hoover, Law and~ Point -scbools have seen a lot of Fairmont, South Cbadestoo, Magnolia to a combined six · Pleasant. the same competition with Huntington and Robert C. runs in the tournament. The Skyhawks have Lincoln packing its resume Byrd. something I don' I worry about it because we do the right things. We're trying to build a top-notch franchise in every way." Jame·s, who scored 45 points in Sunday's loss, has two years left on his contract. A.fier next season. the Cavaliers can offer him an extension. If he doesn ' t accept it,. James could become an unrestricted free agent after the 2009-10 season. There is already speculation that the Knicks are clearing their books to take a run at James in the summer of 2010. But while it's a scary thought for some obsessive Cleveland fans, Gilbert insists be's oot conc.emed. "It's something I don't think about or worry about," he said. During a season-wrapup teleconference, Gilbert CLEVELAND -LeBron James could ·he playing elsewhere in three years. New York. Brooklyn. LOs Angeles. Miami. Anywhere, reall,Y. It s possible he never leaves home, too. But while some anxious Cleveland fans worry about their megastar's long-term future, Cavaliers owner Dan Gil ben isn't sweating it. He's got James for two more seasons. Maybe more. "We have no reason to doubt LeBron James or any player and their commitment to be with the ·Cavaliers based on the organization we built and · are building," Gilben said Tuesday, two days after the Cavs were eliminated from the playoffs with a Game 7 loss in Boston. "It (James leaving) is In One Week With Us Ec' sifledOmydailybibune.mm addressed several topics including Cleveland's roller coaster season as defending Eastern Conference champions, an impol1llnt offseason ahead to. add talent around James and his faith in GM Danny .Ferry and coach Mike Brown. Gilben also challenged NBA commissioner David Stem, who believes some NBA teams have gone overboard with their use of pyrotechnics anl:!Joud music during games. Before Game 4 of the Cavaliers-Celtics series at Quicken Loans Arena last week, Stern called the use of flames and fireworks "ridiculous ... a kind of assault that we should seriously consider reviewing in whether it's really necessary given the quality of our game." Gilbert felt Stern's remarks, which came after a playoff game in New Orleans was delayed by a fire -ring malfunction and after Cleveland's Ben Wallaoe said smoke from a pregame display in Boston triggered dizziness and forced him out of Game 2, were too broad. "l disagree with him," Gilbert said. "Our stuff (pyrotechnics) is way high up. You can' t take a broad brush. ... I wasn't happy that the conunents were made in Cleveland by the league." Gilben pointed out that Cleveland fans have responded favorably to the club's game-night theatrics, which include ftre-spewing swords on the scoreboard, explosions during player introductions aDd high-volume music intended to keep the crowd's energy up. As for himself, Gilben said he was still depressed following the Cavaliers' 97- 92 loss, ejecting them from the postseason two rounds earlier than a.year .ago. GilbeJt felt the Cavaliers would advance, but despite what oould be considered a regression, Gilben feels his club, reconstructed by a colossal trnde in February, is . closer to winning a championship than last . year's squad. . "I think we had better team chemistry,n Gilbe!t said. "All things being equal, J do thinlc we're clos,er (to a title). Yoll get one or two little things go differently and you're in the Eastern Conference finals and anything can happen from there." No longer champs, the Cavaliers must improve to reclaim the East. After losing to the Celtics, James made it clear he wants the team to ·find him some help this ·sumtoer. "We need to, ~tinue .., get better. We know that,~ James said. ~If that mean$ some personnel changes tfuit need ro happen, dien so he ik 1be teams around us in the league are oontinuing ro get betkl:.n 1be Cavaliers ru.tve yet 1:11 bring in a second depen& (740) 446-2342 (740) 992-2156 (304) 675-1333 111111!"---~---..:.,._ __:0r:;.;.F-;; To (740) U& 3008 0/ltu lfo~~ Public· County: Meigs ... The following appi!Q, _ H. Headley, ill tiona. and/or verified al. · compl8ints ' . the fol. 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Brenda 446-2451 thi'O!Jgh lh<i mall until POST OFFICE NOW have investigated th t1ouse for sale in Raciile HIRING · offering . area. Approx. 4 acres, all on= Avg. Pay $201M or :;::::;;::==~ protessionatl~ landscaped. S57K/yi. Includes Ranctl Slyle house with • . MoP£\' bedrooms, living room. din- r~~ =.=.::: =·1~0S:.,~ FARMS ·FOR. SAl£ preference, liml111tion or Thurs., Fri., Sat. canning AVON! AJI Areasl To Buy or Home Healttl care South ~===:;===:::; jars, candle making iloms, SelL Shirley Spears. 304- East Ohio is currently hiring cast iron sintc, men's, Home Health Aides for woman'&, children's, plus 675-'1429. . · Me1gs Co., you must be car· size clolhing, puih mower, tlfied or cunently have one IJiragB iloms, """""' tent. year call 1-86iJ: r dKrimination t.Hd on floe. color. rehgion, ae• t.mll~ll"bltus or national origin, or •nv intention to tn8lie an" auch clothing. men & woman Second St., Mason, WV or American Assoc. at Labor 1- Brush Cutting, Yard Service. clolhing, lumllure & many Par Mar .ft.40 1547 Nye Ave.. 913-599-8226, 24Jhrs. amp. (74Q~3682 olher Items, 24-25-2Bih USED HOMES Nice 3BR pt"8ferenoe. Umhlltion or part·fin\e cashiers, must be . request. For more info, 7405 family jllnl on Rt 7 to wortl. all Shifts. $17 .89-$2827htr., now hir- . ~ 300 ....... -~rom Meigs Memory avatlabte no phone cals please, apply ing. Fm apf)ication and free - - - - - - - Ganlens. infonl& & lodcllers at Par Mar "39 af 2264 governemertl job info, call Small Home Repair and 1 740·38~· 4br, 2 AC. Pool, Country 5 76 7 1 New Haven, $139,500 can 74 ~...:1)-...:38 = ...:::....:·---­ atter Gpm Will help with Brand new :3bed 2balh on §41 doaing Cost 304-593-8871 + • hatt acre 1n Pt. Pleasant OWNER FINANCE AVAIL· · '"lonliont ABLE. 740-446-3570 -21108 NEA .__ l.Dcal company offering "NO Federal Funds jUst released DOWN ~rams for PAYMENT" you to buy your pro· tor Land Owners. No clos ing cost and ZERO DOWN! SaDU home instead ot renting Will do Land IIEIJ'WANIBJ • · - - · , · 100% linancing Improvements. Bankruptcy • Less than perfBct • credit & Bad Credll OK. 2. 3, 4 and accepted 1st 'house on mf1 after ~ F1' +bonus Equipment Repair ~- c..r CoMege " Payment could be t\'le 5 bedrooms availaQie. 740Hotipltal & Gai Sta1ion. Technician tor Farm and/or {careers CI09e To Home) same as rent. 446·3385 r~ • . - OJILI!; OulboundllnboundCall ,_ E . nt . & .Calllil~~2740-441'"1&452367, M t locators. Lawrl quiJ)TTlEI reparr -uvv- ..-vat or gage Modullrs see Ohm's largest ...__..,..__ Cenler mainlenance. Must haYB (740)367·0000 ~:·..,;.-.-..iiii;;iiii'-,.......,;;;;J Day and Ewning Shifts . M be able to . WMII.plllpolilal'"n:o~ie~Pa·edu , display. Midwest 740·82851 ..., Available 8Kp8f1Bnce. u . . ...cctedited Memttor Accredhintl r----=~--, 2750 2 -fly yanlsale- Fri. 23nlProtossional Work use compuler on a lrrMed """'"' "' ,....,,......,, c...... mym>dweSI cnm baSis. Co~tttive wages, and Sc:hoolll 121•B . 2 3 sat. ~1'1. S-S, CO fld. Atmosphere modem shop, continuouS NEW·2008 4br-2ba 1 700 sq t...e.dmgCf8BkRd. 1stplaoe FuiiBeneftts ft."t..J,•r:v ~ compan~ sponsored trainTo Do f1 1rom .:~399 mo Mrdwesl on right, Avon, :bookS, joM.Intuciwlon.com cng , health Klsurance, ~:o, .:.;;,::;~-.,1 _ _ 740 828 2750 dothes unifotm tops exer· ..~.. · . . . ....., ·d th ' ' mat~,;rrtng re1trement amtnAllrM nt.tead~mrtising mymt wes ome.com ciae equipment, mise llems. Call Toclaul but. d .d h 1.d 25 yeaiS o1 exp. caring lor •• con an pac o c ays In ttds newspaper Is NeW• 3 Bedroom ho,mes 't oM ............ ~47 Fax 74n~u" " 9104 1~r. 24tfr;Saturday, 3 "family, '......,,., or Emac·1 elder~ ladies rn my home. • ub.ject to !he • -ra 1 $214 .36 per month. tr,crud<'S ""' private&.semi·p·rivate rooms F 1 Ho · A of1968 · mower, chair, bakflrs raOk, . Ed.2347 johncarmichaet.-careq.com avallaWe. Nuttitious meal .!'ich~~~-•"'1~ 11 man y upgrades. delwer y & tire&, lotS more, 37967 wn ~... I ..,~a . O Bel·Up. (740)385-2434 FEDERAL planning, excellent · refer- . actvertiM " lny Ru,DplitPfji Ad Accepting appWcations for ' ' System. $.230 per month. from $1 ,900 down. Save 1968 12Jt60 mobile home, $5.0001 Midwest 74~263Dr, 2 112 ba. & FA, 2 car 1BR, $24 00. 00 740-645- 2750 mymidWQ:St.com __ col- Security Gollipolis. $112,000. 740· _9948_._ _ _ _ __ 645-4500 ..... .._, . 4 bed- to Holzer. Excellent con di- W.Va .. 2 m1. trom power rooms. Large yard. Covered tion . Shingle roof. all electric Plan! on a paved road,nice • deck. Attached garage. 741)- heat pump/ central atr qutet304773-555018B2341 B 367-7129 . $21 .000 (740)44 1-9884 Trailer for Sale in New · 3BR, 1 bath, LA, FR~ DR, 16X80 3 Bedroom 2 BAth Haven, in Trailer Part< 304· Ktt ., Full Basement. 1.5 Vrnyl SrDrng. Shingle Roof 862-3336 l!>"'f A D<'&G.It< eN. . T~ . •Complolo Ho..-llld Sale ~~~ 241l-S. May 25 1-4 o64 Fairfield Ln, across irom The Ueattows. Lats at small ~~~ appl, cook.lbakelsllverware, TV's, entertainment - ·-bed ~~, trained. ·.146- " «1: ""'· - - · lrg Cll ~ boars, 91amp1n ~ and cmt1 colIAISf»u numerous D!her lo~--oiliWIJiiiiiiliioo-.t- llemo. NO Eorly Amvalo. Garage sole ... 1825 Cora foond Terrier in Co111> MDi l'ld. (2 'lnllos 1rom 58ll). Conley area caiiiO ideltlfy 904--615-8839 M.,. 23«1 & 24th B am. Lots www ..comica.com o1 £vorylhi11jl · lOST Rooklptir;gs Area -SaaiPotntComl Thlll'9dl¥ May 22 9-tS. More added slnoe 111B1 sale ' lefl· · IIEIIWoom ·- . "" collar. CAll.: overs from Tf88SUre Cove .,_ _ _ _ _ __. 740:192-9216. Thrift Store. 3719 SR 160N : - LOST: Brown.& White 112 i 0 down payment. l'loologood home,-ul China Oo!linal, limps, 100 + U ..i.:ovJALE..: - !!'":"'*• ..._.,lii8<'Dmc.sl.- VCR, . - 1iding toys . Jl¥1, llish """""""· :-:..!!'JIIE·~~~-~·-··=· school rgllfintm tw 1m a CARLYLE 98 Cindy llr, Fri & Sot 5-23 & 5124, 9:30-5. -;;;;;lii;;;;;c;i~;;;il Ram canoets. Portable ovo 11 Colt, _ , player. high chair, lxl¥& ll-24 ~-- "JaJ'.CI.MJI -m.os. girls s-e yrs, girls ;p:; ""'llduca • All ads ruuust be p!epllld" -1. ,.,.,_lodge 24, llpm-lom m~o-.- 01 615-41131 Patn.r's A litho 1D Shalmll~ nooi ••~dt¥Dft. Ohio, the • • 11 1 . , '11*11 SINal In lll dt ~ V5 I" ~A~•• Ohio, 0 1'.11112 laill on . . tlorll llldli WLIDUITS of . . . . . llilla!Lal COUR1' OF CGIIIIQIII • ' 1 ..... "'Ja1111 Thence alafta said PLEAS,IIIEIGSCOUN- GIIMr. , w..t lloW North.....- n,oem. Said P1ac11 111811 ingthefiloo'll Me.- •PUII&LIIIItCEOFAIII - : - of La! Na. a • a : : Sautll 11'111 lllxll 11111&- al Ul laill ~,!!:"IN__, ml' t rt, 011tq galntJ a - ......,., . '""' 4&JI0-1440 . al 51A8 IMl , ABOVE ENTITLED ...,., JH1CI:MAIIIII. . prln lp I pa1n1 a1 ACriON, I WILL 1s.ellll50110 · : beginning conmlning . i¢XHiiE 1V SALE AT CI.RI EIIT OWIIEAl 5tiDtL27 ..... fill in~~~: Lol Na. I M7.II I'AIM'ERl W AT: IIIIi *!U8Nflilllnlaefilo.l THE lltElGS COUNTY So11t11 1111111; ~~OFLESS~ ~....:::..~= =..;..~<:. 11'!: APPRAISED VALUE. 10%DOWNONtMY·OF SALE, CASH OR CERTtFtED CHECK, 8ALAliCE GUE ON CONFIRIIATlON OF SALE The H I I did 1101 lncluda an lnlallor ex111111natton · al lhlo p~ ti.wj_iiit-iii'liiiliii!iii?iiiliilwo.,ll Reunion 1958-1989, 'May ...... b $1 , • ._ ,._If. 8llng . .!IIIIIC t.r al LaL ""- • In SALES CASE MIIBER. D7CV142 ......._ . llac ltJ g LLCPtllioMI 1.2 ...... W ~Uft'HI: 1:DD p •.n. Fer-Surd _....., r~lr ~-SuE "' Je•-m able sooting option, a "si~ kickn fot James, who scored 71 points in the final two games against tbe Celti~ while his teammaies pitdted in wilh 84. Gillxirt disputed the necessity of needini more than one star to win q all. ' "There are a lot of ways lit get to a championship," he said. ~'<l)o you call (Sati . Antonio's) Tony Pmter and Manu Ginobili sidekicks te Tun Duncan? I don't thiDt so. There's a lot of ways ~ win a championship in this league. We're going to fmd .i way- !hat's for sure." lain: oR 1eg11t 1111 nacD ~ 10 A.ll. OF SAID 1s.ellll5 ... Acllon~:5114llllllll Said ...., , _ , -•lflllllalao,. ~u~ fiNIIIt DB!D wet' d.._ 11J llllng an fllclllty Deacl'lpllon: baing 50'111110' tat? logeU Ei: liOI'IIE 111; ............ Ill . , . •• I& 1iot 1 .._ I 7 .... - tar the doeor- EIIATE; 1WJE .-J al IICIIIce of 1111 ltnal ldanllfh ....., NO. ..,_.. lllolac•ltloioecl ll'dlwllon of angiM =~ I ~ ~.: AI'Ft 'PFD AY tiCIIDn. l'lll'auant to 111171 . llillllllDio. . OIIIJ. ' llalga $«'J)IIIt TEIIMS OF Ohio Rauln~ Code 1'lllil final ectlon nat £XCEI'11NG THERE l't I ny ... na:12a -........,~ -salE: t•IIIOT BE 17.46707, A ,. I ~ 11r prapoaod FROII 'IItlE FOLLOW- Church SINal, - . ....... IIOLDFOA LEI81MAIII Final Action IMulng, action 1111111 Ia ,.. I JNG: S,1 1 • · Ohio .., • d In the wt.aB 213 OF 11E dilnylng, IIIOCIIfrlng, lillie' to ERAC. · 8llng Lal No. I 1111111 1 Property 0....: al Slid' P I, 14 APPAAIIIED VALUE. - l t J , or lac-Ing "-ffll.- waate- Robert E. Beegla, partoiLDINo.8aiJ.F. flllixllfllllda Lac 313-1110- 1ft.DOWNON . .YOF a pannlt, lanM, or t:wbJM4 planl llllga County lllwtlll Buffington's Addition Prior Died Rltllac-; Lac 312, Tawn 1 Nac'lll, SALE, CA8H OR 8 v•laltce Which Ia not lao 111111 County H1tJ11 Allomey For The to the VIllage al O.R. 228, 1'9 3111 Rllnga 13 . . . . X 11F1ED CIIEC«, 11A1,o pjiDidld lly a pco- tlchaal' Ptaftlllll Syracueexto•IBfllld P I' .N : I 2 0 - •-dldln'i11111Mw12, AliCE DUE ON a.; poeed...., may be 15121 Rllmer&Raln,. to c - E. ·llnd liMy ooo1a. ooo,na- 1'9 407 olthe .._. FIRMA110NOFMLE .!4 .:..: '- . . EIIACI ~_!",.,.,~ A. Chancar X , _ _ 0 0 0 71 . 0 0 0, U 0- CouCountynty alo.:',._ ~ T1w ulal IIIII ., · - • . , appea ow"-'•• """" 44087 eel In Died Baalo 231114 0 0 0 7 3. 0 0 0, f 2 0.,.. lllcllllle '"an lnllil iDf llillhln W 11ara . al Public Notice S3IJ:425:4Ztl1 Page 171, IleitiS 00074.000, 120- . . . . . . of Dhla: • udilllllon a1 the ......_ al 1he final (5) 21 , 28, (I) 4 County Reconler'a 1100712.0110 · ,._ 1: Begtw•• on toau.e, ' - · EAAC PI I , 1IHEM'F SALES Olftca, IleitiS County, APPRAISED AT ~Ext llda al 11*11 Aa11art L 1 51 a 1 p I lllr a $70 CASE NUMBER: · Ohio, aiM> being a part $55,000 TERIIS OF - I n naw t11a1p c. ., .... ' llllng fM wtolcto th CI7CV127 Pllbllc Nollea Ill 1110..,. Lat No. 2111. SALE: CANNOT BE IMDipoo • • In to AIISniSJ For Thli 1< cmmlnhmln It - . Fargo Bank T - I p - 1- North, SOLD FOR LESST14AII • pact al lw Vlloga of 1'1111181 · Cl'lllon It ltalloioal,_lilllon SHERIFF SALES Range - 13- Weill 213 OF THE lll~lilt)D11, lilalga JallnO Clunk · llr ...,,. the appal- Plalolllll CASE NUMBER: Sulton Towrlllllp: APPRAISED VALUE. c.mt,, Ohio, at the ~-~~=·!~Driw lant deoiiOIII¢ I I lllal VS 07CY101 · 111111 County, s- of 111% DOWN ON DAY OF louiiJ.- -...; al . 44211 ~- a1 the lull Leo .D. 8allay a Karla Deutaclle Bank Ohio and pWt1cu1artJ SALE, CASH OR CEA-' Lac No. .• In~ IUil'DIIIII al the fM Bllloyi1181 National TNill dn: -•fo!lawl: T1FIED CltEC«,· BAL- Addlllon '- .OMIT II; 4 llllllld DEfENDANTS . · Company u T,_, Beginning at 511" Iron ANCE DUE ON CON- tllenll8 · In • E II If (5) :21, a, (I) . henlelllp, . - '. be COUifl' OF · COMMON i11c · . " pin Mt at . tile FIIIIIIATtON OF SALE dioactlal( alOng . . IIIMill wttto: PLEAII MEIGS COUN- Plalntm YS fllllua tlllrthivaat corner a1 The IIJIIII'IIIal did laulh h ill Lal Elwlnluwnacllll Raulaw TY, OHio. . "Fields ill al DEFEN- . .lei Lol Na. I o1 tile IIUI:iucle an· h1llillor No• • I II I . . al SAVItmS CooiNOIIUI 1, IN PIJII8lMNCE OF AN DANTS COURT OF J.F. Bullington's axamlilllllon a1 the 110 IMI; n - II .. ; ' Ifill loullh FOIII'III 01IDEII OF SALE TO COMMON. PLEAS, Addtllcwo; . houil&. r1tJ111 ...... In a ( ' ftDOM 22Z. • IIIIECTED FRDtil IIEIOS COUNTY, 01110. 1'hence along tile Robert E. 11wg1a lo:LII&IJ dklcllaol ttl \ CCIII I -.Oflla41111. SAID COURT IN . THE In purauane. al, an North line a1 aaic1 Lot t11a1p County t11w111 ' filii; - - In a A oopr al the .,... A80VE ENTITLED onlar al Ula to 1M Sautll 18 dlltJ. 55' 24" Attorna, For The W I II If Ilk llo 1 ....lla ...... . , the loCTION, I WILL dlrac:ted hom ukl Ewt a dl,.._ne. a1 PlaloMI atlel will theSautllcllaciof wlllln 1_,. EXPOSE TO SALE AT courtlnh . . . . entl, 11107110 1M1 to a IIIII" Allin& 6llalnlilr alaaidLacNo.•aIIIIer 1111ntJ tile appMI PUIUC AUCTION ON tied 8Ctlon, I · will Iron pin Mt; P.O.!lox ' - - ai11D filii '-. . . with . . EIIAC. THEFIIONTSTEPSOF expoeelo Mia • pub- , _ -lng aoiCI TWillh"''I.OIIIo44087 Ext 81* al 1'lllrd Flnol al ,...._ THE IIEIGS COUNTY l i e _ , on . . fnlnl North IIIIa lllong 330425 12111 . . _ ; ...._ ln a mft to 1r111a11 COURT HOUSE ON atepa al lhlo Mefgo the Ext 11M o1 Mid C5) 21, 28, (8) 4 Noo'llwli clliacllon llelga County FRIDAY Juna 27th, County Court HoUH Lal No. I eouth ...... · along . . Ext llda al C o m m u n I I r · 2001 AT 10 A.M., OF on Friday, Jona 27111, lng 1w ~ 001'· 11*11 8tlwla Ill tee I m p r o v e m e n t SAID. DAY, THE FOL· 2001 .. 10 - . a1 aalel _. a1 1,Gt No. I ill a al • fMI ID ..... al , !=. . . ~In llcacJaa, or m-. w1U1afU , • 11 1 _.. ~ -,;,. 1 CDIIJJIIIIUI. =~,1 1111 lin. a fnlrio C: the D11111C1 ::.•:.;:.= ~tlchaalbehlnd = - · PalnacDj, of IICIIIce of the 01141711. 8Ctlon ·p d 'l1lla llillloa wtH ran AcJ~o~M• '0,:,~.:0 xah wxk far I ala- 1..... a1 the Co.d ......=!*= x •:c:t".on.• ':; wilD - 1 s-ty '- a ,,..., ut fill_..• ...,..1he ,... ..,GIM!n :.::,• .;!":' ama or ~- OOPW ...'! ~ raq.- a ·-·""'4 1• ... ·-·••n lng ~ng draft 7 ~ all ell.. daM. llili¥0 . . f holding or ,_,;:, 1 ol ~ p__, to~ t.nkfar 111111 Counly ·......Rlwl Coda_,_ C o m m u n I t y (ae. ~ WIMtJIIICY 3745:04, A flnlt action I m p r o v e m e n t ftlo 8 ~.=:":;...,be... I l'-the Carpouollalo,. ·lNI fJf linn EawlrlwWilllllllll ftaulw Grand8 Commu_, ~mila •:.... _ 1: A(!f Ia c-IMion Coli tJ . · ' IM· ...,AC) · (FooiMI1y IleitiS · Local School am::-,..: ~ u.::.7.''::W:: :::~:--:zr: and ' ,...._-be s..- so• - tile following - - - al a Sit.- In the c-.t, - I D li&M fo0111D a allleiga in the SIN a1 511" iron pin Mt on tile OhloanollntheVIII-ae Eaatllnea1Lolfilo.8; a1 Syracuae and n-ee l-Ing . .lei bauand Eaat line Norlh • dlltJ. lbed follawa 35'24"w..t "· I X : a Beingl...ols5,6,7,1- ai1DD.Oiaill'-a511" I In BUFANGJON'S Iron pin 181 , on the ADDITION ta the w..t- a1 aaid La1 wt.QBaiSyi' .... lla18; . LOWING DESCRIBED dey, .,._.r-.,.......,._.To.z. • -e l Dl.llekt~sP..,._. S .: .._........... Charles REAL ESTATE; Clwocey Drive In tile SbD of Slllilllury Twp. OH Ohio, County of Meigo Action Date: andlnlheTownllhipof 05114120011 Scipio. Facility Deacrlptlon: The following W I 4Eu deocrlbedloactallllnd· a_ . ' ldenUIIcallon No. : 27112Acoeul....,._ln 6515111 . Ranga 14, :rawollllip 7 T111a final acUOn nat lnthe-1111 1 PI* I d 11r fiiGr ad aiSKtlan23. action 1111111 Ia 10• al Ptap oly acld1 a: Sanll8ry PaJ ollie .._, All n POL.I::IES: OhiD v..a., ~._... tt.righl1Dedl, ....;..at. • .-nael Wly·ed II any timll. Errora muat be 111pot"ted Dfl ttoell,;,11."''' ot LOST: _,_ Cll. fllO .bkJdc of n. M. In l'i!ef!!eelie ?"'" ."' _, "'"""1 Coopoollllon ••r Ft llllay l'or lnuef'tl Trlbuea S rill 17 s' dt. 'tor no ,.,..11Mn1hl oo.tditha llf*l8 DCCupiedbwo the •ror and only the fl'lt inBertion , II not q 1.,.. ar ~"ttwl ,...1nlm1ht publm.liDn ·llllt" Dl'lliiRin ilf lin ldnrt-.m.mt... ComK:Iiar~ will be n._dfl in the tim IIVIIIIable -ditioo. • Bm. ... ....,. OOillldl:cUi&l. •'CurNnt..- _,. .,.._. •AIIIf'lll-- JlllhitMtiMrMmllml ll&lbjiCt 10 the Federal Fa ir Hous ing Act of 1168. • This ~--- ....,._. ... ,...1"1 EOE •••••· W. will nat kN:Mringtv ICDepl: .ny ldvertising in violation of the law. Will not be responsible ...... in . .illlll-w.n-itaphaM. olf San<HI lid. · 904<67~7 or615-431 2 42377 How you (10ft have borders ond graphics ~ added to vour clossif.ed ads (.~ m Borders$3700/perod ~ Graphics 50¢ for small 'ii . $1.00 for large DisQiayAds o.Rw h-<olumn; 1.::00 P...""'Mar Or Fa To (304) 675-5234 'Or Fa To (740) 9124157 Word Ads Monday thru Friday 00 a.m. to -5:00 p.m. --~Cioun:ll., poeed Klion. Wtiii6E1 coono-ota, reqfur public -nga, and lldjudic;8llon ,__ lng -to: lllletlng ~ Ohio Environmental Pl'llllll:llon A~ _.,,_, P70. IICII 1041, ~ OhiD 4321&1... (1illlploac•: 6161144-21211. "final Acllac•:Antllc:llonaof l\egister Sentinel Qtrihun.e To' For fast results . advertise in The Daily Sentinel classifieds! Publle Nollee Websrtes: www.mydailytribune.com www:mymailysentinel .com www.mydailyregister.com REACH OVER 285,000 PROSPECTS PLUS YOUR AD NOW ONLINE . Cavs owner GObert remains focused on getting teaatt title ·. ASSOCIATEIY~RESS County OH immediatdy . BY IOM WmER£ Gallia With so many choices, it's .easy to get carried away with our Merchandise listings in the dassifieds! . �'. p 0 B4 • The Daily Sentinel www.mr' IJn dileel.com Wedo Q;ribunt ·- Sentinel - l\rglittr CLASSIFIED Lady Knights ready for state softball tou•1•a•t1ent. IIY'" defeating fusl iouod oppooent Shady Spring by a 7-6 margin and he~~ pofelltial foe Scott 5-4 m 1he other Best of Best matchup. In the against Scott, it ·took a rally in ·the bottom of the seVCDib to pull out the win while the Lady Knights held otT a Late rally from Shady Spring .i n the other victory. PPHS piled up 23 hits iD those two wins while hold- · ing Scott and Shady Spring to a combined I 0 safenes. But don' t band PPHS the state title just yet. Those games took place ia early April, mily three · weelcs into the season, and both Scott aiid Shady Spring have had plenty of time to imerove since. That, and unchallenged Lincoln create ·a very intriguit)g battle for the 2008 title. · · Point Pleasant presents the most intriguing storyli'ne of the tournament, making its frrst trip to the state tournainent since winning it all exactly a decalJe ago as a member of Class AAA. Since then PPHS bas IC.. l~LYREGISTER .COM VIENNA. W.Va. - While the name says it all, it appears the Best of the Best Tournament held earlier this year in Buffalo truly lived up to the hype. That is great news for Point Pleasant. Three of the four Class AA teams that advanced to the West Virginia State Softball Tournament took part in the annual Best of the Best bracket with the Lady IC.nights meeting up with and bearing - two of those teams. Ac:lvantage Lady Knights. Point Pleasant (28-7) will open play to the 2008 state softball tournament Wednesday against Shady Spring (16- 16) and will meet either Scott (27-5) or Lincoln (23-9) in the second round as those two teams sguare off immediately fol-lowing the opener. .II!!: I ady Knigltt~already hold a pair of one-run victories over two of the three teams in the tournament, r:.:e remained one of lhe elite The rest of the Lady played a vay liimiW sdled- · full of wins over OOI1br.m softball teams in the state of Knight roster includes ule ro the lady Koipts and West Vuginia dtools. Bui We11i Virginia, but seniors Alissa Dlflit., bave seveol key wms over palo( rec:uds meal tnbi~ Wednesday 's trrst round Cbannee Smith and Luise some very tough schools rometoumlllllmtlime. matchup will be its first" Weinrich, juniors Devin including wins ovaDespite a oombi.oe4 Nt11m 1rip to the state tour- Cottrill, Anna Sommer, Oiapmanville, Wmfield and rCQIXd of 94-37, the four o.amcnt smce 1998. Jennifer Wickline, Emily Herbert Hoover. schools are a peda:t 4-0 iii The Lady Knights have Jones, Emily Sommer and Scott also bas a !lCa80II the postsc:aS!(JII and bodl ~ won II straight entering Jennifer Watterson and sweep over fellow state rq>- looki~ ro keep lbal wiMi~ tournament play with eijlbt freshmen ¥orghan Mullins. resentative Shady Spring m streak alive ..men the stale shutouts.aod a oommandmg Ruby ScbwartL, Rebekah a pair of dominating vic:to- tounwnellt kicks off 77- IS advantage in runs Dunham and Miranda rie11. Scott~ Shady 9-2 to Wednesday morning wid! scored· during that span. To Thompson. open the·season and also bas Point Pleasant and Sbacly put it simply, PQint Pleasant Shady Spring comes into a 10-2 victory during the · Spring. :. bas been on fire since get- the state tournament having . Best Qf Best Tournament to Game ooe will get lllllklr~ ting a 3-0 victory over Class won seven of its last eight its credit. way at 10 .a.m. oo Field I :Ill AAA foe Parkersburg on games, but a stretch of I0 Lincoln rounds out the Vienna with the Scott• April 25. losses in its previous 12 Class AA bracket as the . Lincoln game Without a doubt PPHS bas games makes this a very ~ mysterious of the fuUT fuUowing. : one of· the most lethal . inconsistent team. progntlllS. 1be scbool out of 1be losers from the fin1: offenses in the tournament, But don' t let the numbers Shinnstown in the hea!1 of two games will nlllCl . . . but it is its defense - · led fool you. Mountaineer oountry bas a at S p.m. Wednesday by star pitcher Tessa Wyant Shady Spring has played a solid 23-9 reooo1 and bas evening while the two wine - that has stolen the show relatively tough schedule .simply breezed through its Del'S bee off at mugbly ~ so far this postseason. including several Class schedule. minutes following. Wyant has racked up 43 AAA schools making tlris a Lincoln bas won eight of Rounding out the oda strikeouts i{l four postseason very scrappy club. its last liilie ~s and bas two state toUrnament bnlck~ games and the defensive SCott comes into the tour- proven it can rack up runs in ets an:, from Class A, unit surrounding her has nament with the best record a hurry - . scoring 10 or Wbeeling Centtal. backed up that performance, of the four teams at 27-S more runs in dozen games Charleston Cadlolic, Sou~(~ holding sectional and with its lone losses coming this season. Harrison and Mao and fnJm regional foes Ravenswood, in a pair to Man, Kernen Overall three of the four Class A.AA are East Ritchie County and Hoover, Law and~ Point -scbools have seen a lot of Fairmont, South Cbadestoo, Magnolia to a combined six · Pleasant. the same competition with Huntington and Robert C. runs in the tournament. The Skyhawks have Lincoln packing its resume Byrd. something I don' I worry about it because we do the right things. We're trying to build a top-notch franchise in every way." Jame·s, who scored 45 points in Sunday's loss, has two years left on his contract. A.fier next season. the Cavaliers can offer him an extension. If he doesn ' t accept it,. James could become an unrestricted free agent after the 2009-10 season. There is already speculation that the Knicks are clearing their books to take a run at James in the summer of 2010. But while it's a scary thought for some obsessive Cleveland fans, Gilbert insists be's oot conc.emed. "It's something I don't think about or worry about," he said. During a season-wrapup teleconference, Gilbert CLEVELAND -LeBron James could ·he playing elsewhere in three years. New York. Brooklyn. LOs Angeles. Miami. Anywhere, reall,Y. It s possible he never leaves home, too. But while some anxious Cleveland fans worry about their megastar's long-term future, Cavaliers owner Dan Gil ben isn't sweating it. He's got James for two more seasons. Maybe more. "We have no reason to doubt LeBron James or any player and their commitment to be with the ·Cavaliers based on the organization we built and · are building," Gilben said Tuesday, two days after the Cavs were eliminated from the playoffs with a Game 7 loss in Boston. "It (James leaving) is In One Week With Us Ec' sifledOmydailybibune.mm addressed several topics including Cleveland's roller coaster season as defending Eastern Conference champions, an impol1llnt offseason ahead to. add talent around James and his faith in GM Danny .Ferry and coach Mike Brown. Gilben also challenged NBA commissioner David Stem, who believes some NBA teams have gone overboard with their use of pyrotechnics anl:!Joud music during games. Before Game 4 of the Cavaliers-Celtics series at Quicken Loans Arena last week, Stern called the use of flames and fireworks "ridiculous ... a kind of assault that we should seriously consider reviewing in whether it's really necessary given the quality of our game." Gilbert felt Stern's remarks, which came after a playoff game in New Orleans was delayed by a fire -ring malfunction and after Cleveland's Ben Wallaoe said smoke from a pregame display in Boston triggered dizziness and forced him out of Game 2, were too broad. "l disagree with him," Gilbert said. "Our stuff (pyrotechnics) is way high up. You can' t take a broad brush. ... I wasn't happy that the conunents were made in Cleveland by the league." Gilben pointed out that Cleveland fans have responded favorably to the club's game-night theatrics, which include ftre-spewing swords on the scoreboard, explosions during player introductions aDd high-volume music intended to keep the crowd's energy up. As for himself, Gilben said he was still depressed following the Cavaliers' 97- 92 loss, ejecting them from the postseason two rounds earlier than a.year .ago. GilbeJt felt the Cavaliers would advance, but despite what oould be considered a regression, Gilben feels his club, reconstructed by a colossal trnde in February, is . closer to winning a championship than last . year's squad. . "I think we had better team chemistry,n Gilbe!t said. "All things being equal, J do thinlc we're clos,er (to a title). Yoll get one or two little things go differently and you're in the Eastern Conference finals and anything can happen from there." No longer champs, the Cavaliers must improve to reclaim the East. After losing to the Celtics, James made it clear he wants the team to ·find him some help this ·sumtoer. "We need to, ~tinue .., get better. We know that,~ James said. ~If that mean$ some personnel changes tfuit need ro happen, dien so he ik 1be teams around us in the league are oontinuing ro get betkl:.n 1be Cavaliers ru.tve yet 1:11 bring in a second depen& (740) 446-2342 (740) 992-2156 (304) 675-1333 111111!"---~---..:.,._ __:0r:;.;.F-;; To (740) U& 3008 0/ltu lfo~~ Public· County: Meigs ... The following appi!Q, _ H. Headley, ill tiona. and/or verified al. · compl8ints ' . the fol. 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TERMS OF .. flltlil35 al the 111111 SALE: CANNOT BE County P1i11 Recooda, 1 7 - Public Notice ..... 5I a aI -.-...-. ............. ....... ...... ... 3rd - II:CHS Alumni 5 II¢ II'JTwp. OH l aallon r I::--· GMiAwAY . 1 " old Labra-Ooodle. ~. tlouiBbiCJiel1, · higtll~ ·energBtic. -675-2151 fr&e puppies 10 hornes wk 7 good ld ft~ ~ rwlltnv&rtl.tWm!l . """'"'".-~ • 5 • • • • • •".... -~. -=• 4e ... Lillie er, ' • 1. -----acres. r . garage & in ground pool on 3.65 acres 0 Greenbrier Estates on Sandtcill Ad. ask· ing $160,000 304-674·5999 or 304-675-1566 -------3br. 2 ba. lg livingroom. 1 car attached garage must sen $89,000 Sunset Ln Pt Pleasanl 304·812·5021 or 304-593--6862 . ond-.. upright freeHr, WfD, I\ I ) 521_3_8_ _ _ _ __ 2002 16x80 Oak.wood 3 Bed 2 Bath. 2000 16ll70 Fl d 2 s d 2 Bath eetwoo e ' 199916x80fortune 3 8eC2 Bath, 1997 14x70 ~akwood 3 Bed 2 Bath. Dayt1me 3880000 Evening 388-8017 •or 13:___ _ _ _ ::.24...:5-...:9:::2...: 2008 3 bedroom 2 bath sectional home $279 per month ·llectiiiiM. ~ ltiO ~· ;::::~===~~;;;::=====:::;~~~~=1>)':;:::::·=-=·~ llno ll150 I B&agte, 1/2 1leChatwnd, ~ 7 "·-"··-- 1,------,.l " "'" "' " ' . I 11ii 1" r ,.,.. . . .,. .,. __ POSTAL JOBS · ences phone numbers upon _Pomeroy:_:_2'_:0h:___:__ _ '"~"'-·- - - - -- -lienee. mise, 2·m1. out '1-43 left on llolley 1\m Rd. ,.._A...., 368·11 DO loll fme r;::OI'I'ollnMIY:;;;::; Big Y·S 6 mile& out Jenyt Run, Apple GnMI Moly 21st thnJ 24111 9-7- & ~ 304-576.21135 ROBO Loonam ·Rain Clnooll -• """"-'d-----.. --.--..--7-..I _, ........ .. -................ _liSD ~ -- ii;;;;;~;;;~;;;- atY day and 8'1'8fling lhlft available. leave message 10 buy Junk Coos. 7~1-7360 call 740-318 0184, ff no aOifllllilllll". lea~ a ms age. Cou.- Bar l!'!d Grill , _ ~ qualified oppjicanl& can Coli Coliocl 1Df bartender toad runner Watnleil: Gun, will orade and line cook: ~ in por· Oonooool ond !laiTy Cia& tor son or call i 441-9371 to ICheelute" and intervjew. 308 7~14 2nd n• 110 • "'-m&llnnll..,.......,~. · ~ ,County Eme~ ftiiir;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;, - "occopllng appiiCII· lions lor 1he lolfowing Pan- positions: EMT. Parwnedic and Ciopolctlorli, H e l p - 11 OaTil Home f'lin~ Ooapalch poollion G""4> Homo. 7-40-1192·5023 pays 510.00 per oour. ~ MOBILE HOME LOT FOR' RENT. 1031 Georges Creek Ad , 44t -1111 IH" I'. .. :~=~~==:, r·o HotN.S FIIR RD.~· No Pets. S30C monlh plus· oepos1t.304-593-0E-96 Time ~- con be pllll!od up at tht Office of Emervenq Mrvices 3389 Winfield Ad Wmllol<l WV larve Florida room com· pletely cedar opens onto R&.J Trucking is ~ng Borrow Smart. Contact qualified COL-A drivers to the Ohio Division of operate semi-dumps for ' Financial Institution '& regional routes. We feature Office o1 Consumer' excellent hOme time, health Affairs BEFORE you refl. and dental insurance, nance your home -~ ~01 (1<) . vacation." bonus pay, otJtaln a lOan, BEWAAI: and safety award&. Oualiiied o1 ruques11 . tor any la:~ awlic:ants must be ewer 23 advance payments ot yrs.. have a minimum aft teesori'lsuranc:e. Callthe year at commericat driving Office ol Consumer experienoe & clean MVR Affair> loll """ al 1-666Piior 81CP8rience wtttl .semi- 278-0003 to lelm It the. ctump& and rol-ofts i6 help- mortgage broker or ful. Contact t<enl: at 800-- lender i!i properly -462.S365 or flO out applica· 6c::en&ed. (This is a pubtlc tion at www.rjtrueking.com service announcement EOE from ttle Otllo Valle~ Publillhing ~ny) Socurily 0111oef5 neodod in New Haven, WV, SJ .OQ • $7.116 ·per hour, Shift wor1c l'lw:iH:oBoN.u, hours vary. Must hava a high St".Jr\IJ(D echool diploma or GED, ..._ • clean criminal history ,._ , . . ' ~ Hidden V.,. Bokery OS open dr~ scntan and badl:· . ground c:htd:.. Celt 1-«:10-- every Fri. from 7em275-8359 M.f 8:!10 1o :00. 5pn on 82 Odom Flood, EEO-Mfl:l.l Bidwol. OH 45614 patio & pool area . Heated in ground pool enclosed by privac~ ienclng and lancl· . acaped. Fhlished 2 car garage attached to house and finished & heated 3 car garage ·unattached .· Exoellen1 condition ready to mOYe in. $255 .000.00. Call: {740)949-221 7 HUO HOmes! 3 bed. only $11 ,000! tor list ings BOO· 620-4946 1ex RO, 9 Open t-iouse Sat & Sun 5117& 511 8 2pm to 5pm. Nice, Large 21 1 hOme m scenic Quiu1 5Ubdivision. great I JZlD L ' .Sat. lor hiking, bilong and fistwng 1257 sq. tt Vln~t su:Mg. 1~ '· oii!IOflge. t 112 car garage. conc:rete dnvewa~. Extra parldng & . room for boat large kJt witt1 storage shed L.a rge rooms. W/1 closet m master. Updates 1nclude Be- carpet. appliances loJC & _,pump IIIOI'ING Coo- Proleaionll Lawn Care • .,.,. SELL Ilion in Sarviool. F!M Eolimaln Price ""'"""' 740 446 4953 Ui<ing SII9,90il Appralor 5108.000 t 112 1'11"" 'I1RED DCJWM DN ogo. 740-441·1171 hm SOCIAL tEaJIITY ,.-, 582 5 ~ Fte ••~-~ Wm l 1~ ' 7..0..206-9673 Cell. 7-40- . 441-1!232 204 Ann Dr olf Raccoon C-Ad 1 1br House 1n New Haven. · lnfomwd ttwt ail dwellings 8dvefti!led in thia Mwaplptlf •111 avaUIIbte on ·a n eC~UIII **llieTICIE** . $226/mo' 3 bed, 2 bath, Bank Repo! (5% "down, 20 yea rs. eo,., APR) fOr listings 800·620·4946 e• . A027 and 1 fireplace. Addition ot a Ae;IDIWI Dwnp Drtwrs lime- I Lo.------.,1- FOR SALE: 219 interest in acreage located in Mason Co unty, West Virginia. 2005 • appraisals of land with irriprovements and separate timber appraisal, together, totaled. over $400,000. FAX reply to 912-236-87~2 --- •NOTICE• 1-1166~3-2582 Abeolute Top DoUar , 'y 1111· -/gold colno. any JOK/1«'1111< gold jeMiry, dental gold, prO , 935 us Eksy fGitaU11U1t 8llktng full ernpioyoe. MUll cunenc:y, pmollminl ..... dlamondl. MTS Coin Shop, hlve at least 3 years 1ood 151 2nd ~-. Gallipolis. prep experience. Bidwell llluW~"tDl 3 acres for Sale on Sandhill Ad $25.000. 304-8953929 dlocrimmellon." OHIO VALLEY PUBLISH· Dflarad w/ USPS whO tltres. I t4S 2842 LO'fs & l,___oiiAiiCR£A,iiiiiiiGEiiiilo-rl PI':o.,~~,;.. ;~:::ro:l.oAN:::;17 ing room.. central k~chen,air,large tty room gas lamheat 'lllnl Solo 2625 Lincoln ...... 5..2-.oB 8-1 ~ Misc. WAN'li!D roBuv r j HUGE 11 Family 'lllid Solo Fri 23nl & Sal 24Ul 8:5 AI 2 South bellde Blue Nolo Colo -r 30 acre farm , 38R , 2BA home , 7 stall horse bam in Vin1on area. 74Q-3S8-93 Thm .... 1 r ~ 1will not koowinglyocoept .cl¥611iNn16Ma 1or ttll1 eatate which is in wio&ldion of rhe taw. Our BlmE!is l L.~------_.1 lNG CO. recommends Moving : 2 handy workers that you ao business with needed immediately. Bam- people ~ou know, and opportunity bases. 2J)m. Minimum af $30. per NOT 10 send mone day. Brenda 446-2451 thi'O!Jgh lh<i mall until POST OFFICE NOW have investigated th t1ouse for sale in Raciile HIRING · offering . area. Approx. 4 acres, all on= Avg. Pay $201M or :;::::;;::==~ protessionatl~ landscaped. S57K/yi. Includes Ranctl Slyle house with • . MoP£\' bedrooms, living room. din- r~~ =.=.::: =·1~0S:.,~ FARMS ·FOR. SAl£ preference, liml111tion or Thurs., Fri., Sat. canning AVON! AJI Areasl To Buy or Home Healttl care South ~===:;===:::; jars, candle making iloms, SelL Shirley Spears. 304- East Ohio is currently hiring cast iron sintc, men's, Home Health Aides for woman'&, children's, plus 675-'1429. . · Me1gs Co., you must be car· size clolhing, puih mower, tlfied or cunently have one IJiragB iloms, """""' tent. year call 1-86iJ: r dKrimination t.Hd on floe. color. rehgion, ae• t.mll~ll"bltus or national origin, or •nv intention to tn8lie an" auch clothing. men & woman Second St., Mason, WV or American Assoc. at Labor 1- Brush Cutting, Yard Service. clolhing, lumllure & many Par Mar .ft.40 1547 Nye Ave.. 913-599-8226, 24Jhrs. amp. (74Q~3682 olher Items, 24-25-2Bih USED HOMES Nice 3BR pt"8ferenoe. Umhlltion or part·fin\e cashiers, must be . request. For more info, 7405 family jllnl on Rt 7 to wortl. all Shifts. $17 .89-$2827htr., now hir- . ~ 300 ....... -~rom Meigs Memory avatlabte no phone cals please, apply ing. Fm apf)ication and free - - - - - - - Ganlens. infonl& & lodcllers at Par Mar "39 af 2264 governemertl job info, call Small Home Repair and 1 740·38~· 4br, 2 AC. Pool, Country 5 76 7 1 New Haven, $139,500 can 74 ~...:1)-...:38 = ...:::....:·---­ atter Gpm Will help with Brand new :3bed 2balh on §41 doaing Cost 304-593-8871 + • hatt acre 1n Pt. Pleasant OWNER FINANCE AVAIL· · '"lonliont ABLE. 740-446-3570 -21108 NEA .__ l.Dcal company offering "NO Federal Funds jUst released DOWN ~rams for PAYMENT" you to buy your pro· tor Land Owners. No clos ing cost and ZERO DOWN! SaDU home instead ot renting Will do Land IIEIJ'WANIBJ • · - - · , · 100% linancing Improvements. Bankruptcy • Less than perfBct • credit & Bad Credll OK. 2. 3, 4 and accepted 1st 'house on mf1 after ~ F1' +bonus Equipment Repair ~- c..r CoMege " Payment could be t\'le 5 bedrooms availaQie. 740Hotipltal & Gai Sta1ion. Technician tor Farm and/or {careers CI09e To Home) same as rent. 446·3385 r~ • . - OJILI!; OulboundllnboundCall ,_ E . nt . & .Calllil~~2740-441'"1&452367, M t locators. Lawrl quiJ)TTlEI reparr -uvv- ..-vat or gage Modullrs see Ohm's largest ...__..,..__ Cenler mainlenance. Must haYB (740)367·0000 ~:·..,;.-.-..iiii;;iiii'-,.......,;;;;J Day and Ewning Shifts . M be able to . WMII.plllpolilal'"n:o~ie~Pa·edu , display. Midwest 740·82851 ..., Available 8Kp8f1Bnce. u . . ...cctedited Memttor Accredhintl r----=~--, 2750 2 -fly yanlsale- Fri. 23nlProtossional Work use compuler on a lrrMed """'"' "' ,....,,......,, c...... mym>dweSI cnm baSis. Co~tttive wages, and Sc:hoolll 121•B . 2 3 sat. ~1'1. S-S, CO fld. Atmosphere modem shop, continuouS NEW·2008 4br-2ba 1 700 sq t...e.dmgCf8BkRd. 1stplaoe FuiiBeneftts ft."t..J,•r:v ~ compan~ sponsored trainTo Do f1 1rom .:~399 mo Mrdwesl on right, Avon, :bookS, joM.Intuciwlon.com cng , health Klsurance, ~:o, .:.;;,::;~-.,1 _ _ 740 828 2750 dothes unifotm tops exer· ..~.. · . . . ....., ·d th ' ' mat~,;rrtng re1trement amtnAllrM nt.tead~mrtising mymt wes ome.com ciae equipment, mise llems. Call Toclaul but. d .d h 1.d 25 yeaiS o1 exp. caring lor •• con an pac o c ays In ttds newspaper Is NeW• 3 Bedroom ho,mes 't oM ............ ~47 Fax 74n~u" " 9104 1~r. 24tfr;Saturday, 3 "family, '......,,., or Emac·1 elder~ ladies rn my home. • ub.ject to !he • -ra 1 $214 .36 per month. tr,crud<'S ""' private&.semi·p·rivate rooms F 1 Ho · A of1968 · mower, chair, bakflrs raOk, . Ed.2347 johncarmichaet.-careq.com avallaWe. Nuttitious meal .!'ich~~~-•"'1~ 11 man y upgrades. delwer y & tire&, lotS more, 37967 wn ~... I ..,~a . O Bel·Up. (740)385-2434 FEDERAL planning, excellent · refer- . actvertiM " lny Ru,DplitPfji Ad Accepting appWcations for ' ' System. $.230 per month. from $1 ,900 down. Save 1968 12Jt60 mobile home, $5.0001 Midwest 74~263Dr, 2 112 ba. & FA, 2 car 1BR, $24 00. 00 740-645- 2750 mymidWQ:St.com __ col- Security Gollipolis. $112,000. 740· _9948_._ _ _ _ __ 645-4500 ..... .._, . 4 bed- to Holzer. Excellent con di- W.Va .. 2 m1. trom power rooms. Large yard. Covered tion . Shingle roof. all electric Plan! on a paved road,nice • deck. Attached garage. 741)- heat pump/ central atr qutet304773-555018B2341 B 367-7129 . $21 .000 (740)44 1-9884 Trailer for Sale in New · 3BR, 1 bath, LA, FR~ DR, 16X80 3 Bedroom 2 BAth Haven, in Trailer Part< 304· Ktt ., Full Basement. 1.5 Vrnyl SrDrng. Shingle Roof 862-3336 l!>"'f A D<'&G.It< eN. . T~ . •Complolo Ho..-llld Sale ~~~ 241l-S. May 25 1-4 o64 Fairfield Ln, across irom The Ueattows. Lats at small ~~~ appl, cook.lbakelsllverware, TV's, entertainment - ·-bed ~~, trained. ·.146- " «1: ""'· - - · lrg Cll ~ boars, 91amp1n ~ and cmt1 colIAISf»u numerous D!her lo~--oiliWIJiiiiiiliioo-.t- llemo. NO Eorly Amvalo. Garage sole ... 1825 Cora foond Terrier in Co111> MDi l'ld. (2 'lnllos 1rom 58ll). Conley area caiiiO ideltlfy 904--615-8839 M.,. 23«1 & 24th B am. Lots www ..comica.com o1 £vorylhi11jl · lOST Rooklptir;gs Area -SaaiPotntComl Thlll'9dl¥ May 22 9-tS. More added slnoe 111B1 sale ' lefl· · IIEIIWoom ·- . "" collar. CAll.: overs from Tf88SUre Cove .,_ _ _ _ _ __. 740:192-9216. Thrift Store. 3719 SR 160N : - LOST: Brown.& White 112 i 0 down payment. l'loologood home,-ul China Oo!linal, limps, 100 + U ..i.:ovJALE..: - !!'":"'*• ..._.,lii8<'Dmc.sl.- VCR, . - 1iding toys . Jl¥1, llish """""""· :-:..!!'JIIE·~~~-~·-··=· school rgllfintm tw 1m a CARLYLE 98 Cindy llr, Fri & Sot 5-23 & 5124, 9:30-5. -;;;;;lii;;;;;c;i~;;;il Ram canoets. Portable ovo 11 Colt, _ , player. high chair, lxl¥& ll-24 ~-- "JaJ'.CI.MJI -m.os. girls s-e yrs, girls ;p:; ""'llduca • All ads ruuust be p!epllld" -1. ,.,.,_lodge 24, llpm-lom m~o-.- 01 615-41131 Patn.r's A litho 1D Shalmll~ nooi ••~dt¥Dft. Ohio, the • • 11 1 . , '11*11 SINal In lll dt ~ V5 I" ~A~•• Ohio, 0 1'.11112 laill on . . tlorll llldli WLIDUITS of . . . . . llilla!Lal COUR1' OF CGIIIIQIII • ' 1 ..... "'Ja1111 Thence alafta said PLEAS,IIIEIGSCOUN- GIIMr. , w..t lloW North.....- n,oem. Said P1ac11 111811 ingthefiloo'll Me.- •PUII&LIIIItCEOFAIII - : - of La! Na. a • a : : Sautll 11'111 lllxll 11111&- al Ul laill ~,!!:"IN__, ml' t rt, 011tq galntJ a - ......,., . '""' 4&JI0-1440 . al 51A8 IMl , ABOVE ENTITLED ...,., JH1CI:MAIIIII. . prln lp I pa1n1 a1 ACriON, I WILL 1s.ellll50110 · : beginning conmlning . i¢XHiiE 1V SALE AT CI.RI EIIT OWIIEAl 5tiDtL27 ..... fill in~~~: Lol Na. I M7.II I'AIM'ERl W AT: IIIIi *!U8Nflilllnlaefilo.l THE lltElGS COUNTY So11t11 1111111; ~~OFLESS~ ~....:::..~= =..;..~<:. 11'!: APPRAISED VALUE. 10%DOWNONtMY·OF SALE, CASH OR CERTtFtED CHECK, 8ALAliCE GUE ON CONFIRIIATlON OF SALE The H I I did 1101 lncluda an lnlallor ex111111natton · al lhlo p~ ti.wj_iiit-iii'liiiliii!iii?iiiliilwo.,ll Reunion 1958-1989, 'May ...... b $1 , • ._ ,._If. 8llng . .!IIIIIC t.r al LaL ""- • In SALES CASE MIIBER. D7CV142 ......._ . llac ltJ g LLCPtllioMI 1.2 ...... W ~Uft'HI: 1:DD p •.n. Fer-Surd _....., r~lr ~-SuE "' Je•-m able sooting option, a "si~ kickn fot James, who scored 71 points in the final two games against tbe Celti~ while his teammaies pitdted in wilh 84. Gillxirt disputed the necessity of needini more than one star to win q all. ' "There are a lot of ways lit get to a championship," he said. ~'<l)o you call (Sati . Antonio's) Tony Pmter and Manu Ginobili sidekicks te Tun Duncan? I don't thiDt so. There's a lot of ways ~ win a championship in this league. We're going to fmd .i way- !hat's for sure." lain: oR 1eg11t 1111 nacD ~ 10 A.ll. OF SAID 1s.ellll5 ... Acllon~:5114llllllll Said ...., , _ , -•lflllllalao,. ~u~ fiNIIIt DB!D wet' d.._ 11J llllng an fllclllty Deacl'lpllon: baing 50'111110' tat? logeU Ei: liOI'IIE 111; ............ Ill . , . •• I& 1iot 1 .._ I 7 .... - tar the doeor- EIIATE; 1WJE .-J al IICIIIce of 1111 ltnal ldanllfh ....., NO. ..,_.. lllolac•ltloioecl ll'dlwllon of angiM =~ I ~ ~.: AI'Ft 'PFD AY tiCIIDn. l'lll'auant to 111171 . llillllllDio. . OIIIJ. ' llalga $«'J)IIIt TEIIMS OF Ohio Rauln~ Code 1'lllil final ectlon nat £XCEI'11NG THERE l't I ny ... na:12a -........,~ -salE: t•IIIOT BE 17.46707, A ,. I ~ 11r prapoaod FROII 'IItlE FOLLOW- Church SINal, - . ....... IIOLDFOA LEI81MAIII Final Action IMulng, action 1111111 Ia ,.. I JNG: S,1 1 • · Ohio .., • d In the wt.aB 213 OF 11E dilnylng, IIIOCIIfrlng, lillie' to ERAC. · 8llng Lal No. I 1111111 1 Property 0....: al Slid' P I, 14 APPAAIIIED VALUE. - l t J , or lac-Ing "-ffll.- waate- Robert E. Beegla, partoiLDINo.8aiJ.F. flllixllfllllda Lac 313-1110- 1ft.DOWNON . .YOF a pannlt, lanM, or t:wbJM4 planl llllga County lllwtlll Buffington's Addition Prior Died Rltllac-; Lac 312, Tawn 1 Nac'lll, SALE, CA8H OR 8 v•laltce Which Ia not lao 111111 County H1tJ11 Allomey For The to the VIllage al O.R. 228, 1'9 3111 Rllnga 13 . . . . X 11F1ED CIIEC«, 11A1,o pjiDidld lly a pco- tlchaal' Ptaftlllll Syracueexto•IBfllld P I' .N : I 2 0 - •-dldln'i11111Mw12, AliCE DUE ON a.; poeed...., may be 15121 Rllmer&Raln,. to c - E. ·llnd liMy ooo1a. ooo,na- 1'9 407 olthe .._. FIRMA110NOFMLE .!4 .:..: '- . . EIIACI ~_!",.,.,~ A. Chancar X , _ _ 0 0 0 71 . 0 0 0, U 0- CouCountynty alo.:',._ ~ T1w ulal IIIII ., · - • . , appea ow"-'•• """" 44087 eel In Died Baalo 231114 0 0 0 7 3. 0 0 0, f 2 0.,.. lllcllllle '"an lnllil iDf llillhln W 11ara . al Public Notice S3IJ:425:4Ztl1 Page 171, IleitiS 00074.000, 120- . . . . . . of Dhla: • udilllllon a1 the ......_ al 1he final (5) 21 , 28, (I) 4 County Reconler'a 1100712.0110 · ,._ 1: Begtw•• on toau.e, ' - · EAAC PI I , 1IHEM'F SALES Olftca, IleitiS County, APPRAISED AT ~Ext llda al 11*11 Aa11art L 1 51 a 1 p I lllr a $70 CASE NUMBER: · Ohio, aiM> being a part $55,000 TERIIS OF - I n naw t11a1p c. ., .... ' llllng fM wtolcto th CI7CV127 Pllbllc Nollea Ill 1110..,. Lat No. 2111. SALE: CANNOT BE IMDipoo • • In to AIISniSJ For Thli 1< cmmlnhmln It - . Fargo Bank T - I p - 1- North, SOLD FOR LESST14AII • pact al lw Vlloga of 1'1111181 · Cl'lllon It ltalloioal,_lilllon SHERIFF SALES Range - 13- Weill 213 OF THE lll~lilt)D11, lilalga JallnO Clunk · llr ...,,. the appal- Plalolllll CASE NUMBER: Sulton Towrlllllp: APPRAISED VALUE. c.mt,, Ohio, at the ~-~~=·!~Driw lant deoiiOIII¢ I I lllal VS 07CY101 · 111111 County, s- of 111% DOWN ON DAY OF louiiJ.- -...; al . 44211 ~- a1 the lull Leo .D. 8allay a Karla Deutaclle Bank Ohio and pWt1cu1artJ SALE, CASH OR CEA-' Lac No. .• In~ IUil'DIIIII al the fM Bllloyi1181 National TNill dn: -•fo!lawl: T1FIED CltEC«,· BAL- Addlllon '- .OMIT II; 4 llllllld DEfENDANTS . · Company u T,_, Beginning at 511" Iron ANCE DUE ON CON- tllenll8 · In • E II If (5) :21, a, (I) . henlelllp, . - '. be COUifl' OF · COMMON i11c · . " pin Mt at . tile FIIIIIIATtON OF SALE dioactlal( alOng . . IIIMill wttto: PLEAII MEIGS COUN- Plalntm YS fllllua tlllrthivaat corner a1 The IIJIIII'IIIal did laulh h ill Lal Elwlnluwnacllll Raulaw TY, OHio. . "Fields ill al DEFEN- . .lei Lol Na. I o1 tile IIUI:iucle an· h1llillor No• • I II I . . al SAVItmS CooiNOIIUI 1, IN PIJII8lMNCE OF AN DANTS COURT OF J.F. Bullington's axamlilllllon a1 the 110 IMI; n - II .. ; ' Ifill loullh FOIII'III 01IDEII OF SALE TO COMMON. PLEAS, Addtllcwo; . houil&. r1tJ111 ...... In a ( ' ftDOM 22Z. • IIIIECTED FRDtil IIEIOS COUNTY, 01110. 1'hence along tile Robert E. 11wg1a lo:LII&IJ dklcllaol ttl \ CCIII I -.Oflla41111. SAID COURT IN . THE In purauane. al, an North line a1 aaic1 Lot t11a1p County t11w111 ' filii; - - In a A oopr al the .,... A80VE ENTITLED onlar al Ula to 1M Sautll 18 dlltJ. 55' 24" Attorna, For The W I II If Ilk llo 1 ....lla ...... . , the loCTION, I WILL dlrac:ted hom ukl Ewt a dl,.._ne. a1 PlaloMI atlel will theSautllcllaciof wlllln 1_,. EXPOSE TO SALE AT courtlnh . . . . entl, 11107110 1M1 to a IIIII" Allin& 6llalnlilr alaaidLacNo.•aIIIIer 1111ntJ tile appMI PUIUC AUCTION ON tied 8Ctlon, I · will Iron pin Mt; P.O.!lox ' - - ai11D filii '-. . . with . . EIIAC. THEFIIONTSTEPSOF expoeelo Mia • pub- , _ -lng aoiCI TWillh"''I.OIIIo44087 Ext 81* al 1'lllrd Flnol al ,...._ THE IIEIGS COUNTY l i e _ , on . . fnlnl North IIIIa lllong 330425 12111 . . _ ; ...._ ln a mft to 1r111a11 COURT HOUSE ON atepa al lhlo Mefgo the Ext 11M o1 Mid C5) 21, 28, (8) 4 Noo'llwli clliacllon llelga County FRIDAY Juna 27th, County Court HoUH Lal No. I eouth ...... · along . . Ext llda al C o m m u n I I r · 2001 AT 10 A.M., OF on Friday, Jona 27111, lng 1w ~ 001'· 11*11 8tlwla Ill tee I m p r o v e m e n t SAID. DAY, THE FOL· 2001 .. 10 - . a1 aalel _. a1 1,Gt No. I ill a al • fMI ID ..... al , !=. . . ~In llcacJaa, or m-. w1U1afU , • 11 1 _.. ~ -,;,. 1 CDIIJJIIIIUI. =~,1 1111 lin. a fnlrio C: the D11111C1 ::.•:.;:.= ~tlchaalbehlnd = - · PalnacDj, of IICIIIce of the 01141711. 8Ctlon ·p d 'l1lla llillloa wtH ran AcJ~o~M• '0,:,~.:0 xah wxk far I ala- 1..... a1 the Co.d ......=!*= x •:c:t".on.• ':; wilD - 1 s-ty '- a ,,..., ut fill_..• ...,..1he ,... ..,GIM!n :.::,• .;!":' ama or ~- OOPW ...'! ~ raq.- a ·-·""'4 1• ... ·-·••n lng ~ng draft 7 ~ all ell.. daM. llili¥0 . . f holding or ,_,;:, 1 ol ~ p__, to~ t.nkfar 111111 Counly ·......Rlwl Coda_,_ C o m m u n I t y (ae. ~ WIMtJIIICY 3745:04, A flnlt action I m p r o v e m e n t ftlo 8 ~.=:":;...,be... I l'-the Carpouollalo,. ·lNI fJf linn EawlrlwWilllllllll ftaulw Grand8 Commu_, ~mila •:.... _ 1: A(!f Ia c-IMion Coli tJ . · ' IM· ...,AC) · (FooiMI1y IleitiS · Local School am::-,..: ~ u.::.7.''::W:: :::~:--:zr: and ' ,...._-be s..- so• - tile following - - - al a Sit.- In the c-.t, - I D li&M fo0111D a allleiga in the SIN a1 511" iron pin Mt on tile OhloanollntheVIII-ae Eaatllnea1Lolfilo.8; a1 Syracuae and n-ee l-Ing . .lei bauand Eaat line Norlh • dlltJ. lbed follawa 35'24"w..t "· I X : a Beingl...ols5,6,7,1- ai1DD.Oiaill'-a511" I In BUFANGJON'S Iron pin 181 , on the ADDITION ta the w..t- a1 aaid La1 wt.QBaiSyi' .... lla18; . LOWING DESCRIBED dey, .,._.r-.,.......,._.To.z. • -e l Dl.llekt~sP..,._. S .: .._........... Charles REAL ESTATE; Clwocey Drive In tile SbD of Slllilllury Twp. OH Ohio, County of Meigo Action Date: andlnlheTownllhipof 05114120011 Scipio. Facility Deacrlptlon: The following W I 4Eu deocrlbedloactallllnd· a_ . ' ldenUIIcallon No. : 27112Acoeul....,._ln 6515111 . Ranga 14, :rawollllip 7 T111a final acUOn nat lnthe-1111 1 PI* I d 11r fiiGr ad aiSKtlan23. action 1111111 Ia 10• al Ptap oly acld1 a: Sanll8ry PaJ ollie .._, All n POL.I::IES: OhiD v..a., ~._... tt.righl1Dedl, ....;..at. • .-nael Wly·ed II any timll. Errora muat be 111pot"ted Dfl ttoell,;,11."''' ot LOST: _,_ Cll. fllO .bkJdc of n. M. In l'i!ef!!eelie ?"'" ."' _, "'"""1 Coopoollllon ••r Ft llllay l'or lnuef'tl Trlbuea S rill 17 s' dt. 'tor no ,.,..11Mn1hl oo.tditha llf*l8 DCCupiedbwo the •ror and only the fl'lt inBertion , II not q 1.,.. ar ~"ttwl ,...1nlm1ht publm.liDn ·llllt" Dl'lliiRin ilf lin ldnrt-.m.mt... ComK:Iiar~ will be n._dfl in the tim IIVIIIIable -ditioo. • Bm. ... ....,. OOillldl:cUi&l. •'CurNnt..- _,. .,.._. •AIIIf'lll-- JlllhitMtiMrMmllml ll&lbjiCt 10 the Federal Fa ir Hous ing Act of 1168. • This ~--- ....,._. ... ,...1"1 EOE •••••· W. will nat kN:Mringtv ICDepl: .ny ldvertising in violation of the law. Will not be responsible ...... in . .illlll-w.n-itaphaM. olf San<HI lid. · 904<67~7 or615-431 2 42377 How you (10ft have borders ond graphics ~ added to vour clossif.ed ads (.~ m Borders$3700/perod ~ Graphics 50¢ for small 'ii . $1.00 for large DisQiayAds o.Rw h-<olumn; 1.::00 P...""'Mar Or Fa To (304) 675-5234 'Or Fa To (740) 9124157 Word Ads Monday thru Friday 00 a.m. to -5:00 p.m. --~Cioun:ll., poeed Klion. Wtiii6E1 coono-ota, reqfur public -nga, and lldjudic;8llon ,__ lng -to: lllletlng ~ Ohio Environmental Pl'llllll:llon A~ _.,,_, P70. IICII 1041, ~ OhiD 4321&1... (1illlploac•: 6161144-21211. "final Acllac•:Antllc:llonaof l\egister Sentinel Qtrihun.e To' For fast results . advertise in The Daily Sentinel classifieds! Publle Nollee Websrtes: www.mydailytribune.com www:mymailysentinel .com www.mydailyregister.com REACH OVER 285,000 PROSPECTS PLUS YOUR AD NOW ONLINE . Cavs owner GObert remains focused on getting teaatt title ·. ASSOCIATEIY~RESS County OH immediatdy . BY IOM WmER£ Gallia With so many choices, it's .easy to get carried away with our Merchandise listings in the dassifieds! . �' P?ge 86 • The DUly SentUtel . Wadne aday, May 21, 2008 The Daily Sentinel • . , . 87. ~.mydailysentinel.com :AUEYOOP NEA Cro·aaword Puzzle BRIDGE ACROSS Phillip Alder art... Plo!r ....._ . 1 6 clewioi on •• 11 Yard13~ al- ·- ·Ga~ r,..I"' ,.. .......... .. ,.. ~~ \ ~ ., ,. ~ ~ • •• <NT •• ~ ~=~ • • • -a- Ul 9 8 ! K 10 5 S l IC 10 4 18 Juna 1(1 Pus l>tlOMI> OUT Of £.Aw f!~OO£. / leGAUSf X GOULI>ti'T STANI> JII..L Ttff t.ATIN ~tor rent'Maigs County. Twin 'Rivers Tower is accept· Jf'tne Grove Rd. in country ing llllPiications for waiting AftllfVIATIONS. ' 'Racine, Ohio. S bd, 2 list lor Hud-subsidized, 1-br ;bd.$400M.S400dep.air ljr1d opartmon1 1or the "7-40-992~ · <81derly/diaabled, call 675- SHOP YOU l'lfft>fl> TO GeT AwAY fllON .. fT ~&.."! 't(' .. t~( ~. e (!-.PPENTER ·6671l SERVICE 21 Cenler 26 llighl- Coding Specialist: ,_ 'I ,_ r I~ ". ..~J~ ~•r~·-..aN~'kee8d'•' I SORRY, SUGA~ BUN, I COULDN'T HALP --'- I KNOWED HOW PuRrt IT'D _U>JUK IN YORE HAl~ !l MYSELF !! Holzer Clinic is accepting re1mmes from , qualified coding professionalti for the JlOSition of·Coding Specialist. ' lEast 1. , _ 31-- 7-· Pass "33 Dew Auction . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - • -old, 1 aoo Limousine BtMIGall , 1 dA yr lbs. $901l. 740-256-a,60 or cell 304· ·Due to a publication error the Thompson Auction sc~duled Myolrllll! The Coding Specialist is primarily responsible 10 .assist wilh the dev.el<ipment and submission of coding curriculum for CME and CEU designation for coding and documentation workshops. seminan; and publications. The position is~ in <Gallipolis. •OH. hlmirlg tltitty! ~licants ,. Shamrock AliiCtion Service l.ovt, Ollll & M0111 1-740-592.U10 1-4100-41M122 ~Nt:.~" "'£.t)(,E F'OOl> ;:;;~;._ ; S~IU. ~.--.. : IN 6169 2006 Jeep Wrangler. 6 opood , acift tOp.16,000 miles $16,900 . .<l41-w.135 or 41601180, 28 Yeus ·ExJ"'rie11ce I IF YOU FOII!<>OT • 1 , ... l'leasant Valley Hospital is currently HO<P6ug ~lir.ations for a full time 11iicensed Practical Nurse and/or Medical Asst. for 1 new physician office. Ll'N's iii1USt have current West Virginia license. Send resumes to: .... ~-.......... ... .: 't I 5 m~wer'on.e ES t.'WVJH50 ~•itpply• lia1« I illlll AAIEOE YOLJ'I'.E . . PAPER TOPIC, David Lewis 740-992-<6971 COME TO "E FoR HELP? vERY... THE FRONT S1EPS OF Volumo a2, ..... II ol or . . .. iistings THE IIEIGS COUNTY tile ..... -coo1111) -.g Part o11he AMI FriDAY ~- 2'1'111, CO. UfiT · HOUSE .ON 20111 AT 10 lllll., OF 'SAID 1QM, THE l=OL- in Florida, the b• .ipo,lalioi I of1He butterflies has beeri poslpuued. we haw lli8Cheduled tile Rat a & Calab1111io!1 for 'fllunldllr, .., II . at Noon in 1he PVH Front Circular Driwway. The pulilic is curdially inviledl Fur more il1lormation plea.c;d, (304)675-7G . 1111heCMWolad!Mway; ~ · 11111\1 llong' 1he ·eclp Ill".....,,..11 of ,.,... and 111 , I!IO •faia!; U..C.«< W111161n ........ SOlE, I PON'T JCME WIIAT 'ltX.I I r..,.. .... spades. Norlh genHy responds lwo ciOOS, then, """' Souths 1wr>-hear1 ..... d. jumps ,. three 'spadeS 10 show exaclly 1h!OKIIIU spade support and at least game-lorcing values. South launches Biad<wcod 7~1D3 r , . CF! FBRITY QPHER bJLuisC...;os Celebrily ~ ~-oealedfrom quot*Jnsbf lamousptqje Jd.III'CIIlf.n EactiiiiiPr mthl! cd'er stfi'IC!rilor another 'liltxu l"'r·------ ~~~a &ow: . lkMTs_A.,~-~ ' '. ~ .,........ • 2004 QMC Siena, Ext {Jab, Excellent condition w1111 02 18ft Baros r - . 11o11. - . ilu1vundv with 02 Mercury 2.0 HP Eng. 02 Chrome FuMy . loaded · 9.8 NiaNn OUUioord Selling S13,500, won1 ·. .i Millor, 2 '1mllmg mooors, long! (740)44t·7201 or IIIII1Y eortrao, $4900. 7-40-=1 . 4d ~~------- Fl4'6:035!l ' 2002-boal. 211'..., Eagle __ _onoy 12 hours 1-11do. tllci!pllng - 2 Dl' . . .. .... ~ net, tor - ..,...., ..... or..._ ""111e ol the Harold Cia,__ ...... ar llalior. '. . Eac Flk'l libollt I saki to C.A. laor1611 and ........ I to tJudlt!r awu ll!o and Aid11111111. Furlhlr •'""""" from ftle aboul ~I!Ctlbeel .... to 1116 ........ af . . ,., ...... IIDI'Ih Ill . _ Aoulall1, Cl)!lr talning 5 - of ,_1 . - , 211 - 'Of !lnd~- £...,., of 5 tract....._ H , · 1 7007 02HDUiinlCiasoic. 2• .ooo - -.$6300.4o1 " miles, blacl<lchrome.c RV a( CormiChorJI $1• 000 74().339-0031 · · · . Tnolleno740.446-M ·. · P""ector •r•;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-. with Fulmerlinir helmi!l and ~ ' ts eliminator, lloME Tourmaster )aoket. Pd. S9000. Sol lor S7900. Show • rr Room Coors. 446·2510 or •r&UI OLG Uncoridillor•l - &45-5>122 IIWS - KV1100 .,.....,. "'--'-, '""'"''.........., Doors Windows •Rao!!IAdilttolta · - · :~.:;::.S"":a~: Virago. 2 · 12971 Col miles. $2800. Call 304-5935010, 882·2516 ..-675-6955 2. ..... (740) : ..:::.~ - 441\- • · • Drywatl, ~- •f'DiaBI Hliji 'Ownar: ...._"-1 loc8ll Ccos!lt=t.E "" ntrr !~~~~~~~J7~40-~361~~415~t~tJ ,..., _.,AW._. -,_.....,,.,......, T-~- z 'Fer R ' I' lll!d New I ' - B "' & c.l: MARCUM CONSTRUCTION • Room Additions • Garages • Vinyl and Wood Siding • Roofutg • Pole Barns • Patio's, Porches Jllld Decks .... - 47239 Rlobel Rood. Long Bottom. OH . . 7:..0.9854141 eeu, 740-416-1834 ~=~25+;J;•;•~~"~~•;•;•;N;-~I'.~ow;;E;If;i;"';•~~ Adve rtise in this space for $6 4 per month • I· ·. INVEST IN THE ONLY SU!E THlNG IHAVE IN LIF£. AND THArs IE Roofing, Siding, ·~~;;~r-, ·r• - lrame - .. - .....ntibuction •VInyl Siding • R ;11 caa•tl WId •wows I'M GOING TU PICK MY'BF 0' BY MYOOOTSTI!AI'S ~ CORNER STONE CONSTRUCTION R8t:nod6/ing, Room ..:·~----.. -iWj;;;;;;b;;;;;M;;t;;;;;;;; ~ BBW··~-homo. · 4 Wl?DQ!S , 1: ~.=· :,~.1 : - 1 •Ga I 0730 08 Yonw. R6, 600cc, 1000 J&l ,._ Electric. Plumbing, THE good, S2.soo. !740)992· APPRAISED VALUE . ......._ . -~~~ 10%DCMNONDlYOF do:MI o f - ...... •SALE, CASH OR CERand llartlat 5o TIFI£D CIIECK, IAL£luood 'DIU!!iDnd, at AM:!£ <1111£ 011 COif. al,d*d June ZZ 1174. f'IRMATIOI!I OF UI..E Alwl, ilia · lal ah4 Tl!a did liCit du ot d .... hoi w1a • to&kw ......... In Ollw • mlualkNI of 1he T-ip, .... ' - · County, Ohio, ...... llolleft E. ....... pat ol S.CIIuoo• 11, llalp Caunly 11wt11 TRn 4, Range 11, AIIUihWr For The the ottio ComPanr'• Plllil• P -, .......,_ . _ _ . _ • . . , _ anc7 dl! c s - fill- 211413 E.lacioMICI It IDn: p Uf, Ohio 45711 hglllnlng 111 1he 740 1121111 eoulliaut conw of (5)21,21, (1)4 Andrew llucttal._ 26r j......--..~il •11Dof"•• •llaab ~ SEE THIS DOLLAR, COW? WITH THIS liE OOIJ..AR I START S~VING Ftxl MY FUTIRE. on unit. hrlsbeen_for. 4 years. Comple1oly se"· oontainod, incl. air,_, T.Y.. IMl, mieltlWilVII, coot..., $90,000. Soling due 1o heat1tl reuons. can 74(). ~708..-406-7529 11187 P5f CONSTRUCTION · Tortay'scl.o: R-~ II "fB ' TOHXY YWJ'fT JN IOHXYHZ NDZZHfSA : " - HCJIYHYDN " YWH !IIA BM COBTOHNN JN FHJYWHO I(UJIY flO RXO~H HXNA ." • IDOJH I'!IEVIOUS SOLUTION ~ 11oey say '"""""1all>.1oo much. ft you tra.e . OIOII<ed in~. youlrrow1ha71hefi-wasin\10115ed byman .· .oare - B. Luoe could easily take precedence over ~ur will to win, especially If you get irMll'led in a situation that has strong elements ot risk and turns out ' to be more than you bargained tor. Choose your activtties NAY C 0 ·-----..,. BAJTO o Oven-d at dimer paty, "A bin ili someone whose life is 1D opeo book and you : don'1really-10-it" . : t--..:-r-r--r:-1 ' 5 6 1 111 ~ "' R E J sET 1-rlo:r,T-1·;,.1;:_y...l;,.1 I8 C.,plm lhe dud:le quol.d ~y filling in 1i1e ..isoing ....,. .._..__,_-t._i.-.1--..J you dMelo;:> ~ ""P No. 3 boloW. r-le . 8 •. • • PR INi \i iJ MB E ~EO • . 1 tlHEKS iN SQUARES simply. 'CfNi and BOY · - -· 6496 Pl"tl:fot~ODJ74.000 _ _ ,,. condition. ~:tl200obo. 7- . · - nice IIO!OIIS328.-,-. lnlarcom - _ , , . 121, ..... 211 and DMDS7UDO . ._.. ~ mnes, . SITS IN A alAI~ .. It won't be thai an ambitious undertaking is more ·than yoo can handle ; it'll be doing things the hard We/i that makes k so tough. Stop and rettw'lk hOW to pel1orm the job more --------~-~:~~i~~~~~~=~J warranty. BUT Al&\1. WLTURE ~ GEMINI (May 21-Jtme 20) - If tho&e with whom you share your day find you to be too self-serving , someone migh1 delibefalely put obstades in your pa1h in Grder to bring you dc:M'n a peg or two. CANCER (June 21 -July 22) - Don'1 reinforce negative thinking wtth lonely or iso&ated thOughtS. or ~ · u ene1 up laellng the weight of the wofld is on your ·shout, cter. If you feel depreSsed or restric1ed, it'll be your own doing. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) - Your will to lose carefully. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept 22) - ataltingat $1500 to $8300. Honda Goldwlng Quality cam, trucks. vans 87 Financing ""'liable with Aspencado. 11K actual lla!la ~ Olftcl!ol -• PO .• Na'Wtii'Miggodair ........, lha - tD-P8l!or aPlf'!illll - -wl5ll - ·.C ihectiou CURRE'IIT OWNER·. VII,' 1' COIIUIJIOd 111e S.l UJI A. Dlall*ldl ' Dodge ca-n ' F. tor line of _... Ola:101od S. Dl!o1101id runo good. • ~.OOO mi. 7 ilcorded In \lolu- ptQ ly, 200 hat to a AI'!PRAISEO AT $8SO.OO. olll-992-m55. 1985 2ilfl pull behind · 100 ..... 120 and ; -riOIIMIJ $75,GOO IU&S OF 99 Plymoulh Voyager Yollooooloue ...,_, OI'Ory-111, ..... _,, 5o the i*ce Ill ll6glll- SALE: CANIIOT BE le H ' ihinO wotlcs, good cond. llelp County DMCI nlng. _..,.,..,,. 1.11 SOI.DFORL£11111MAN 140·000 ml s. ' runs S3500 74D-7>12-1900 Rar .......... or .... , ' In••=•II IIDIIIIM d211, ·-dl ;I!Paflilcwo: r d!it, and 1o . ·CIMd •In The to·?DOiring l'!llge'IIStllolgo Coun5J dNciJt 1d .... - - 'D ied P da. In hll 1 ~1, ~- -4, A I aww l!o IIIWie Ill •Aange U, Ohio 1llal RlohaniJllnil!h Ceil£ if''l ~' end LouiML 8mlltl to In IGIIW Townehlp, oEiooaod1Jianwwld,ll1al. ..... County, Ohio. AllhlDMCI: l.tnga11C117rlnllon"- \loluoMJ21,PIIge213, oldo: of 9l!tle lllligll Coun5J Olllcill Route 111. boulldo:d - • anc7 ! II 7 ' a fDi.. •1 !17 .. tla'CIII Noa: Ian: B &I Alil'l Ill a Df.00374JIIIO and 15point whklh to ·1 0 ,h al DD171i.IDO Wlllelly from 1M P!Opal1y Acld!Ma: 110117 .. Ill • 51115 ·SR . .1' t.ong U JZftllll. of ,_. B 111im1, 01111145741 --:usrelltDiha P1 p!l1f Own61a: G11111tDia tly • dMd &M eual ._ Dl!o . . id a Auguat,1 .... Ailol1he 5D:acre tf1oCI · ~ ....,... .1 , d! d and -&Wf&d to -.. COl tdllioltS . 8()0.620-.4876 • .11-435 and dl! tallowa: 1'116 nor'7ll """ of - 1 2 1 and part Ill a of l!ond b&w: d! ded tor •1w ld6l _ · . 9tDut and Wife tD ·• - - In VDlu- braiS.DlwiiOIICI 95 GMC 814 1011 4ll4 2500 ~B. -Idaon 267, ..... 7138, . . . . Pilar Dead R I WIOt: • tile 22nd ·"-Y 'of County Oaad Rar do, 0.1t. 211, ,._. H '1-8, - · , . . good. .....,net Due to inclement wea1her .'JJEANUTS· •••ow ·- :r-• ·lkANftr Reluu & CeleballcM 43Winged iG Ue 45 £1-, Teas · Han Su~n. a Chir>ese aulhor and flhYS" cian who now lives in lausanne, Switzerland, sai~ . "There is not11ing stronger in the world than gerdlenoss." When """"" odor pir:l<s up a hand WDI1I1 an openOig bid and his partner opens in lronl ol him, often slar1s gently .., 1he lim roond, ll!to'I!Ung his true -.gth only .., 1he seoonll round. some distracttons. ,.,_;a.-- ..,...., more ar lien, HOME HEALTH & HOSPICE With three trumps, take two steps In oroer to be successful IT'1 lhe year ahead , it will be important not to take on more than you can hand~ . Foous on goats or objectiw& one at a time, anc11ry to select those that are free from trouble- NOT i>------'--... SIIEIIWSALES • piing the 1ollown .bounda .S.R. •1; 91 Buick Century, 1!131< CASE NUMBER: •lng olollflng ........ ol U..C.-al0ng1he mites, 4 door, 8I08Ien1 ooncrn:YI«l 'lll!de ........ . , : l!iCie of ·5.R. 111 dllioo S4000 or beol olfe<. 379-2732 Home - 1 ·< llotglnnlng • 1he car- far, • dl 7 of 26 Pl!!lnUII - ol tll!o::wwld pap- 1llda to .......,..._ vs qon1he-aided 11 nld!l to • . _ _ A. Dl!on101id I 'll1lle ftoule ·&81; tD . «-enS.Dl!o11011dll7 .. tlleliceWI!!Ii1y'IDtf81111he--tlou-y IIEA!NDANTS .t o • - ; thence ol AndNw Buah.., COURT OF COMMON 80Uiherty ao.'-'!>to • 21 net ..._ .I "'-EAS, ·MEIGS COlJNn ,.,_; 1hence I !t 1r joins 1he Chev!lllw 1Y, OHIO. 250 tD a ·- ; PI IF ty, 24 nld!l tD a 1N PURSU.NCE OFAN tllence -!lwrtyt!D1he tlig hlcialry - ; ORDER OF SALE TO p~ of . .Inning, 11 rado liE DIIEC'I'ED FROM conllilnlng 1 - · alOng 1he SIIIID ·COURT liN THE 1110111 « - llotmc*y of Andrww ABOVE ENTI1l.£D The 8bove ·•ceptlon B - ' a P101'*11r ACTION, •I ·W Ui JlllljKIIIMir car- 1D S.R. ·111 and ..... Police lmpooodol ca.. trom £ICliOSE TO SALE AT ·raclecl by eomctl.. ol lloglnnlng. conlllhr $5001, Hondas, Chevys, PUIIUC AIJCT10N ON DMCI • - - In lng 2 112 1110111 Jeeps, Fords, & morel for _,.,dad PLEASANT VAl I EY ........ Th-.Moy 22. 2001 Br a.mtoo- 0oo1 . uH .. 1'0LJ'RE ·I>I!>NT YOU leave"'"'"'"""· LOlliNG DESCRIBEtl fiEld. ESIKI1:; ..,._ «< In 1hl Tow:. . lip Of Olloe,Counlrofllelp and-d<Ohlo: Jleing .. !'M1-ofs.:tion 15, ii'GMI 4, """118 U , Ohio Coftlp!i:: 0'a Pillet 011, being 12 Caring Pet Cremations GVC a.... f-- ,. lkwn theft ' .. _ . . 35 Afire 10 PataiUR' 40 Call 12 "'-' • bartlot . . . . . . . 41 G....:len 13 ..... _ bloom c:tl'u.~ ·~~.•• SOI'IETI ME~ ow. . all• " lit.! , I 140-~t:;""' ,...~t> ~t:;'S oow ;BIG NATE 1998 Cavalier S2,000 74D-256- iiPu ........ I I ,. 38 Sulnna inC.... 39Goiiii!M!h 11Woal g 40 La KILl; 11 Rr . 42 llcKuen or 211 l!lngilude What? Vou don~ hew! the spade ace left on the bOarr!? \00 hatle been OtiiiiiUl!ed and gone - . ? Ah well, better luck ne>dtime' • Cavalier $2,200. ........ ..._.., lU Mel a emeft; 2003 Cavalier $4,500. 2000 .-ww.lla1Mn1' 1 ..._ Equal <Opportunity !Employer. Or fax: c.tt: 740-416-5047 1 ~Astro- F.u:: 7.Mt.Bl . ...." = :'i~'{OVR.~ for ad listings. ......... C/86 References Availabl~! Call Gary StaBley @ 740-591-8044 1-chi 36 ....... ' ~ aoa.. ...... - .... ace. Gotcha! Fw G Wj 'I ,Oitlo 45631 ,. :ntE BORN LOSER RKine, Ohio 740-247-2019 ' 6mtba!' Ul:lmts -iNntinti may ~ly to: lieltlel' Vlillic . *Reasonable Rates *Insured •E~perienced for Tlilursday, May 22, will now be ·held Thursday, May 29th. • See May 25th loolc wlw 's Holzer Oinic provides excellent benefits and competitive pay for work in a Challenging and supportiYe environment. Employees enjoy ·opponunities for "'!J'l'Cf growth and ,profes•ional development. 751-8872 6 32 Seldom and bids seven spadeS """' Nor1hl; IIYerHice reply. west leads the diamond queen. How would yoo, Soulh. pllin 1he play? \00 ...... 12 lop tricks: ....., spades, 1hree hearts, one diamol1d and one.dL.D. Your low heart is a potential loser. - ..since there are onlyiwo hear1s .., the bOarr!, you should plan 1o ruff 1he heart lour 0'1011hel8. After Mnning 1he firs1 trid<. take one round .-trumps, because ~ 1he spadeS aoe breaking 2-1, you can draw 1hem and claim. When West discarr!s, 1hough, cash the ace and king ol hearts, then ruff the heart tour wllt1 dummy's spade Associates degtee preferred. in wldition to one year of coding education and auditing experience required. Professional .designation such as miA, RBrf, CPC, C SS-1', •C K>H, or ·CSS preferred or able to attain within one year with one or more specialty proficiency prefetTed. Working -knowledge of coding/docUmentation guidelines required. of...... 27 Slnlng . . . 4 TJ111 ' II 28 Juol-· 5 ..... age (hrph.) PM o.an. po.11C11or 29 llo 4& Mr. c.C7 - - • w 41 W1wnl! ..... 5ll Clio a 101 24 Did,...., aaodr (2 - . ) 51 25 G!Ms hal 52 - 28 -P...... ...... Brul 30 Op!liCII' uni7 22 .,... 23 That applies in 1his - - When South opens one spade, North expects the final c:onlracilo be lour spade~ !lui he rruSI adopl a 1w0-slep process, bidding his own suit first betore supporting :BARNEY 111'1181. 'F'IIIWJ .1M FKIII•e b•..-• 2 """"""• ll1ouna3 Cual:ido 2t Roll •• ..... 1)1811 Pass 1 CEO honooee ..... •• •• ..... Pass DOWN llinoio OpeniJ1g lead: • Q ~ a;;~ 54 FAll od .... ..- '.!.! •• -- !ill - 17 -l'!ljMo, 7 • KQJ V6 43 • A K Q ·f • 7 - ................. :,: ........ I ' ~ Dealer:- "" I • Vuloenble:BoUI ~ • Ell .. Pl.::i A. I 4 ,·-. .......... - Slop & Compare WOld 44HolJ- • . J l17i • Q J ' •. • QJII ' •CompletE Remodeling 1 ::?.:"- 14S5Rad 15Nat16 a.ird.. 56 · Doop- a Ai 2 •• s ...... 43 :GARFIELD '.r -------111;11:11:=11 UBRA (Sept 23-Qct. 23) - You hod bet· . 1er have a great poker lace it you hope to bluff ~r way through something that hi quite stidcy. Opponents will see right through your intentions and call you on anempted trickery. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22)- H IB going to take some shrewd rnaneuwrlng on your part to come out on top in a moneymaking maHer. flemember, everyone has his or her game plan, so be prepared to negotiate. SAGlnAAIUS (No"'. 23-0ec. 21) Unless you· diligently strive to matntain harmony and balance in all of your attaii'S. ~ings could oome apan and simultaneously get out .d sync lo several areas. 'tou coutd end up runntng tn cir- - C APRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan . 19) - Sadly, ethers might not be as generous to do you as yoo are prepared to do br them, so don'"! ~ them to come through • . . ._ _ _....,;~-' j ust because you once did them a taVOJ. AOLIARIUS (Jan . 20-Nob. 1~)- Should you have to deal with some rather Cltfti· c ult people, be prepared io handle 'them in a WIJIY that promotes ooopenatlon; doo't come on too atrong and cauae an IOQf'll· v.tlng s~uaflon. tor PISCES ' (Feb. 20-Marcn 20 ) - .E wrylhlng you oolleclively aecompllah m~ht end up being counttlrproductiw If you retUH to ehlre the •Cknowledgement wtth .omeo~ .. VOU l**lO&IIy dla· liKe. GIVI credit wtwr. ~ .. due. ARIES (Maf'l:h 21-Apnl 18) - Othef'l ......... lillaly to hl.v. faith ln yout work If Yf>11 .-~~goo al dOUOt at>out you ... doing . Sludy .,lngo ftrat ...,.. you anything dmb>O or'"'"""""· TAURUS (April 20-MII)' l!OI - 0 you 1011 . . mlng monl"f .. dmtcuft, It IMII M u nard .. you k>o • living ~'t hi.YI to be tedloul. FinO good In lmoglna.- ~ ANSWERSs- 2o-oa Ril)1llm - Unwed - Far Wri111r • ANYWIIERE alf yoa fiad a pllb will! 110 obs1acles.~the poressa losrlldla-.ed,rsd ... p;olJibly doesll'1leld ANYWHERE." 5 ARLO&JANIS �' P?ge 86 • The DUly SentUtel . Wadne aday, May 21, 2008 The Daily Sentinel • . , . 87. ~.mydailysentinel.com :AUEYOOP NEA Cro·aaword Puzzle BRIDGE ACROSS Phillip Alder art... Plo!r ....._ . 1 6 clewioi on •• 11 Yard13~ al- ·- ·Ga~ r,..I"' ,.. .......... .. ,.. ~~ \ ~ ., ,. ~ ~ • •• <NT •• ~ ~=~ • • • -a- Ul 9 8 ! K 10 5 S l IC 10 4 18 Juna 1(1 Pus l>tlOMI> OUT Of £.Aw f!~OO£. / leGAUSf X GOULI>ti'T STANI> JII..L Ttff t.ATIN ~tor rent'Maigs County. Twin 'Rivers Tower is accept· Jf'tne Grove Rd. in country ing llllPiications for waiting AftllfVIATIONS. ' 'Racine, Ohio. S bd, 2 list lor Hud-subsidized, 1-br ;bd.$400M.S400dep.air ljr1d opartmon1 1or the "7-40-992~ · <81derly/diaabled, call 675- SHOP YOU l'lfft>fl> TO GeT AwAY fllON .. fT ~&.."! 't(' .. t~( ~. e (!-.PPENTER ·6671l SERVICE 21 Cenler 26 llighl- Coding Specialist: ,_ 'I ,_ r I~ ". ..~J~ ~•r~·-..aN~'kee8d'•' I SORRY, SUGA~ BUN, I COULDN'T HALP --'- I KNOWED HOW PuRrt IT'D _U>JUK IN YORE HAl~ !l MYSELF !! Holzer Clinic is accepting re1mmes from , qualified coding professionalti for the JlOSition of·Coding Specialist. ' lEast 1. , _ 31-- 7-· Pass "33 Dew Auction . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - • -old, 1 aoo Limousine BtMIGall , 1 dA yr lbs. $901l. 740-256-a,60 or cell 304· ·Due to a publication error the Thompson Auction sc~duled Myolrllll! The Coding Specialist is primarily responsible 10 .assist wilh the dev.el<ipment and submission of coding curriculum for CME and CEU designation for coding and documentation workshops. seminan; and publications. The position is~ in <Gallipolis. •OH. hlmirlg tltitty! ~licants ,. Shamrock AliiCtion Service l.ovt, Ollll & M0111 1-740-592.U10 1-4100-41M122 ~Nt:.~" "'£.t)(,E F'OOl> ;:;;~;._ ; S~IU. ~.--.. : IN 6169 2006 Jeep Wrangler. 6 opood , acift tOp.16,000 miles $16,900 . .<l41-w.135 or 41601180, 28 Yeus ·ExJ"'rie11ce I IF YOU FOII!<>OT • 1 , ... l'leasant Valley Hospital is currently HO<P6ug ~lir.ations for a full time 11iicensed Practical Nurse and/or Medical Asst. for 1 new physician office. Ll'N's iii1USt have current West Virginia license. Send resumes to: .... ~-.......... ... .: 't I 5 m~wer'on.e ES t.'WVJH50 ~•itpply• lia1« I illlll AAIEOE YOLJ'I'.E . . PAPER TOPIC, David Lewis 740-992-<6971 COME TO "E FoR HELP? vERY... THE FRONT S1EPS OF Volumo a2, ..... II ol or . . .. iistings THE IIEIGS COUNTY tile ..... -coo1111) -.g Part o11he AMI FriDAY ~- 2'1'111, CO. UfiT · HOUSE .ON 20111 AT 10 lllll., OF 'SAID 1QM, THE l=OL- in Florida, the b• .ipo,lalioi I of1He butterflies has beeri poslpuued. we haw lli8Cheduled tile Rat a & Calab1111io!1 for 'fllunldllr, .., II . at Noon in 1he PVH Front Circular Driwway. The pulilic is curdially inviledl Fur more il1lormation plea.c;d, (304)675-7G . 1111heCMWolad!Mway; ~ · 11111\1 llong' 1he ·eclp Ill".....,,..11 of ,.,... and 111 , I!IO •faia!; U..C.«< W111161n ........ SOlE, I PON'T JCME WIIAT 'ltX.I I r..,.. .... spades. Norlh genHy responds lwo ciOOS, then, """' Souths 1wr>-hear1 ..... d. jumps ,. three 'spadeS 10 show exaclly 1h!OKIIIU spade support and at least game-lorcing values. South launches Biad<wcod 7~1D3 r , . CF! FBRITY QPHER bJLuisC...;os Celebrily ~ ~-oealedfrom quot*Jnsbf lamousptqje Jd.III'CIIlf.n EactiiiiiPr mthl! cd'er stfi'IC!rilor another 'liltxu l"'r·------ ~~~a &ow: . lkMTs_A.,~-~ ' '. ~ .,........ • 2004 QMC Siena, Ext {Jab, Excellent condition w1111 02 18ft Baros r - . 11o11. - . ilu1vundv with 02 Mercury 2.0 HP Eng. 02 Chrome FuMy . loaded · 9.8 NiaNn OUUioord Selling S13,500, won1 ·. .i Millor, 2 '1mllmg mooors, long! (740)44t·7201 or IIIII1Y eortrao, $4900. 7-40-=1 . 4d ~~------- Fl4'6:035!l ' 2002-boal. 211'..., Eagle __ _onoy 12 hours 1-11do. tllci!pllng - 2 Dl' . . .. .... ~ net, tor - ..,...., ..... or..._ ""111e ol the Harold Cia,__ ...... ar llalior. '. . Eac Flk'l libollt I saki to C.A. laor1611 and ........ I to tJudlt!r awu ll!o and Aid11111111. Furlhlr •'""""" from ftle aboul ~I!Ctlbeel .... to 1116 ........ af . . ,., ...... IIDI'Ih Ill . _ Aoulall1, Cl)!lr talning 5 - of ,_1 . - , 211 - 'Of !lnd~- £...,., of 5 tract....._ H , · 1 7007 02HDUiinlCiasoic. 2• .ooo - -.$6300.4o1 " miles, blacl<lchrome.c RV a( CormiChorJI $1• 000 74().339-0031 · · · . Tnolleno740.446-M ·. · P""ector •r•;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-. with Fulmerlinir helmi!l and ~ ' ts eliminator, lloME Tourmaster )aoket. Pd. S9000. Sol lor S7900. Show • rr Room Coors. 446·2510 or •r&UI OLG Uncoridillor•l - &45-5>122 IIWS - KV1100 .,.....,. "'--'-, '""'"''.........., Doors Windows •Rao!!IAdilttolta · - · :~.:;::.S"":a~: Virago. 2 · 12971 Col miles. $2800. Call 304-5935010, 882·2516 ..-675-6955 2. ..... (740) : ..:::.~ - 441\- • · • Drywatl, ~- •f'DiaBI Hliji 'Ownar: ...._"-1 loc8ll Ccos!lt=t.E "" ntrr !~~~~~~~J7~40-~361~~415~t~tJ ,..., _.,AW._. -,_.....,,.,......, T-~- z 'Fer R ' I' lll!d New I ' - B "' & c.l: MARCUM CONSTRUCTION • Room Additions • Garages • Vinyl and Wood Siding • Roofutg • Pole Barns • Patio's, Porches Jllld Decks .... - 47239 Rlobel Rood. Long Bottom. OH . . 7:..0.9854141 eeu, 740-416-1834 ~=~25+;J;•;•~~"~~•;•;•;N;-~I'.~ow;;E;If;i;"';•~~ Adve rtise in this space for $6 4 per month • I· ·. INVEST IN THE ONLY SU!E THlNG IHAVE IN LIF£. AND THArs IE Roofing, Siding, ·~~;;~r-, ·r• - lrame - .. - .....ntibuction •VInyl Siding • R ;11 caa•tl WId •wows I'M GOING TU PICK MY'BF 0' BY MYOOOTSTI!AI'S ~ CORNER STONE CONSTRUCTION R8t:nod6/ing, Room ..:·~----.. -iWj;;;;;;b;;;;;M;;t;;;;;;;; ~ BBW··~-homo. · 4 Wl?DQ!S , 1: ~.=· :,~.1 : - 1 •Ga I 0730 08 Yonw. R6, 600cc, 1000 J&l ,._ Electric. Plumbing, THE good, S2.soo. !740)992· APPRAISED VALUE . ......._ . -~~~ 10%DCMNONDlYOF do:MI o f - ...... •SALE, CASH OR CERand llartlat 5o TIFI£D CIIECK, IAL£luood 'DIU!!iDnd, at AM:!£ <1111£ 011 COif. al,d*d June ZZ 1174. f'IRMATIOI!I OF UI..E Alwl, ilia · lal ah4 Tl!a did liCit du ot d .... hoi w1a • to&kw ......... In Ollw • mlualkNI of 1he T-ip, .... ' - · County, Ohio, ...... llolleft E. ....... pat ol S.CIIuoo• 11, llalp Caunly 11wt11 TRn 4, Range 11, AIIUihWr For The the ottio ComPanr'• Plllil• P -, .......,_ . _ _ . _ • . . , _ anc7 dl! c s - fill- 211413 E.lacioMICI It IDn: p Uf, Ohio 45711 hglllnlng 111 1he 740 1121111 eoulliaut conw of (5)21,21, (1)4 Andrew llucttal._ 26r j......--..~il •11Dof"•• •llaab ~ SEE THIS DOLLAR, COW? WITH THIS liE OOIJ..AR I START S~VING Ftxl MY FUTIRE. on unit. hrlsbeen_for. 4 years. Comple1oly se"· oontainod, incl. air,_, T.Y.. IMl, mieltlWilVII, coot..., $90,000. Soling due 1o heat1tl reuons. can 74(). ~708..-406-7529 11187 P5f CONSTRUCTION · Tortay'scl.o: R-~ II "fB ' TOHXY YWJ'fT JN IOHXYHZ NDZZHfSA : " - HCJIYHYDN " YWH !IIA BM COBTOHNN JN FHJYWHO I(UJIY flO RXO~H HXNA ." • IDOJH I'!IEVIOUS SOLUTION ~ 11oey say '"""""1all>.1oo much. ft you tra.e . OIOII<ed in~. youlrrow1ha71hefi-wasin\10115ed byman .· .oare - B. Luoe could easily take precedence over ~ur will to win, especially If you get irMll'led in a situation that has strong elements ot risk and turns out ' to be more than you bargained tor. Choose your activtties NAY C 0 ·-----..,. BAJTO o Oven-d at dimer paty, "A bin ili someone whose life is 1D opeo book and you : don'1really-10-it" . : t--..:-r-r--r:-1 ' 5 6 1 111 ~ "' R E J sET 1-rlo:r,T-1·;,.1;:_y...l;,.1 I8 C.,plm lhe dud:le quol.d ~y filling in 1i1e ..isoing ....,. .._..__,_-t._i.-.1--..J you dMelo;:> ~ ""P No. 3 boloW. r-le . 8 •. • • PR INi \i iJ MB E ~EO • . 1 tlHEKS iN SQUARES simply. 'CfNi and BOY · - -· 6496 Pl"tl:fot~ODJ74.000 _ _ ,,. condition. ~:tl200obo. 7- . · - nice IIO!OIIS328.-,-. lnlarcom - _ , , . 121, ..... 211 and DMDS7UDO . ._.. ~ mnes, . SITS IN A alAI~ .. It won't be thai an ambitious undertaking is more ·than yoo can handle ; it'll be doing things the hard We/i that makes k so tough. Stop and rettw'lk hOW to pel1orm the job more --------~-~:~~i~~~~~~=~J warranty. BUT Al&\1. WLTURE ~ GEMINI (May 21-Jtme 20) - If tho&e with whom you share your day find you to be too self-serving , someone migh1 delibefalely put obstades in your pa1h in Grder to bring you dc:M'n a peg or two. CANCER (June 21 -July 22) - Don'1 reinforce negative thinking wtth lonely or iso&ated thOughtS. or ~ · u ene1 up laellng the weight of the wofld is on your ·shout, cter. If you feel depreSsed or restric1ed, it'll be your own doing. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) - Your will to lose carefully. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept 22) - ataltingat $1500 to $8300. Honda Goldwlng Quality cam, trucks. vans 87 Financing ""'liable with Aspencado. 11K actual lla!la ~ Olftcl!ol -• PO .• Na'Wtii'Miggodair ........, lha - tD-P8l!or aPlf'!illll - -wl5ll - ·.C ihectiou CURRE'IIT OWNER·. VII,' 1' COIIUIJIOd 111e S.l UJI A. Dlall*ldl ' Dodge ca-n ' F. tor line of _... Ola:101od S. Dl!o1101id runo good. • ~.OOO mi. 7 ilcorded In \lolu- ptQ ly, 200 hat to a AI'!PRAISEO AT $8SO.OO. olll-992-m55. 1985 2ilfl pull behind · 100 ..... 120 and ; -riOIIMIJ $75,GOO IU&S OF 99 Plymoulh Voyager Yollooooloue ...,_, OI'Ory-111, ..... _,, 5o the i*ce Ill ll6glll- SALE: CANIIOT BE le H ' ihinO wotlcs, good cond. llelp County DMCI nlng. _..,.,..,,. 1.11 SOI.DFORL£11111MAN 140·000 ml s. ' runs S3500 74D-7>12-1900 Rar .......... or .... , ' In••=•II IIDIIIIM d211, ·-dl ;I!Paflilcwo: r d!it, and 1o . ·CIMd •In The to·?DOiring l'!llge'IIStllolgo Coun5J dNciJt 1d .... - - 'D ied P da. In hll 1 ~1, ~- -4, A I aww l!o IIIWie Ill •Aange U, Ohio 1llal RlohaniJllnil!h Ceil£ if''l ~' end LouiML 8mlltl to In IGIIW Townehlp, oEiooaod1Jianwwld,ll1al. ..... County, Ohio. AllhlDMCI: l.tnga11C117rlnllon"- \loluoMJ21,PIIge213, oldo: of 9l!tle lllligll Coun5J Olllcill Route 111. boulldo:d - • anc7 ! II 7 ' a fDi.. •1 !17 .. tla'CIII Noa: Ian: B &I Alil'l Ill a Df.00374JIIIO and 15point whklh to ·1 0 ,h al DD171i.IDO Wlllelly from 1M P!Opal1y Acld!Ma: 110117 .. Ill • 51115 ·SR . .1' t.ong U JZftllll. of ,_. B 111im1, 01111145741 --:usrelltDiha P1 p!l1f Own61a: G11111tDia tly • dMd &M eual ._ Dl!o . . id a Auguat,1 .... Ailol1he 5D:acre tf1oCI · ~ ....,... .1 , d! d and -&Wf&d to -.. COl tdllioltS . 8()0.620-.4876 • .11-435 and dl! tallowa: 1'116 nor'7ll """ of - 1 2 1 and part Ill a of l!ond b&w: d! ded tor •1w ld6l _ · . 9tDut and Wife tD ·• - - In VDlu- braiS.DlwiiOIICI 95 GMC 814 1011 4ll4 2500 ~B. -Idaon 267, ..... 7138, . . . . Pilar Dead R I WIOt: • tile 22nd ·"-Y 'of County Oaad Rar do, 0.1t. 211, ,._. H '1-8, - · , . . good. .....,net Due to inclement wea1her .'JJEANUTS· •••ow ·- :r-• ·lkANftr Reluu & CeleballcM 43Winged iG Ue 45 £1-, Teas · Han Su~n. a Chir>ese aulhor and flhYS" cian who now lives in lausanne, Switzerland, sai~ . "There is not11ing stronger in the world than gerdlenoss." When """"" odor pir:l<s up a hand WDI1I1 an openOig bid and his partner opens in lronl ol him, often slar1s gently .., 1he lim roond, ll!to'I!Ung his true -.gth only .., 1he seoonll round. some distracttons. ,.,_;a.-- ..,...., more ar lien, HOME HEALTH & HOSPICE With three trumps, take two steps In oroer to be successful IT'1 lhe year ahead , it will be important not to take on more than you can hand~ . Foous on goats or objectiw& one at a time, anc11ry to select those that are free from trouble- NOT i>------'--... SIIEIIWSALES • piing the 1ollown .bounda .S.R. •1; 91 Buick Century, 1!131< CASE NUMBER: •lng olollflng ........ ol U..C.-al0ng1he mites, 4 door, 8I08Ien1 ooncrn:YI«l 'lll!de ........ . , : l!iCie of ·5.R. 111 dllioo S4000 or beol olfe<. 379-2732 Home - 1 ·< llotglnnlng • 1he car- far, • dl 7 of 26 Pl!!lnUII - ol tll!o::wwld pap- 1llda to .......,..._ vs qon1he-aided 11 nld!l to • . _ _ A. Dl!on101id I 'll1lle ftoule ·&81; tD . «-enS.Dl!o11011dll7 .. tlleliceWI!!Ii1y'IDtf81111he--tlou-y IIEA!NDANTS .t o • - ; thence ol AndNw Buah.., COURT OF COMMON 80Uiherty ao.'-'!>to • 21 net ..._ .I "'-EAS, ·MEIGS COlJNn ,.,_; 1hence I !t 1r joins 1he Chev!lllw 1Y, OHIO. 250 tD a ·- ; PI IF ty, 24 nld!l tD a 1N PURSU.NCE OFAN tllence -!lwrtyt!D1he tlig hlcialry - ; ORDER OF SALE TO p~ of . .Inning, 11 rado liE DIIEC'I'ED FROM conllilnlng 1 - · alOng 1he SIIIID ·COURT liN THE 1110111 « - llotmc*y of Andrww ABOVE ENTI1l.£D The 8bove ·•ceptlon B - ' a P101'*11r ACTION, •I ·W Ui JlllljKIIIMir car- 1D S.R. ·111 and ..... Police lmpooodol ca.. trom £ICliOSE TO SALE AT ·raclecl by eomctl.. ol lloglnnlng. conlllhr $5001, Hondas, Chevys, PUIIUC AIJCT10N ON DMCI • - - In lng 2 112 1110111 Jeeps, Fords, & morel for _,.,dad PLEASANT VAl I EY ........ Th-.Moy 22. 2001 Br a.mtoo- 0oo1 . uH .. 1'0LJ'RE ·I>I!>NT YOU leave"'"'"'"""· LOlliNG DESCRIBEtl fiEld. ESIKI1:; ..,._ «< In 1hl Tow:. . lip Of Olloe,Counlrofllelp and-d<Ohlo: Jleing .. !'M1-ofs.:tion 15, ii'GMI 4, """118 U , Ohio Coftlp!i:: 0'a Pillet 011, being 12 Caring Pet Cremations GVC a.... f-- ,. lkwn theft ' .. _ . . 35 Afire 10 PataiUR' 40 Call 12 "'-' • bartlot . . . . . . . 41 G....:len 13 ..... _ bloom c:tl'u.~ ·~~.•• SOI'IETI ME~ ow. . all• " lit.! , I 140-~t:;""' ,...~t> ~t:;'S oow ;BIG NATE 1998 Cavalier S2,000 74D-256- iiPu ........ I I ,. 38 Sulnna inC.... 39Goiiii!M!h 11Woal g 40 La KILl; 11 Rr . 42 llcKuen or 211 l!lngilude What? Vou don~ hew! the spade ace left on the bOarr!? \00 hatle been OtiiiiiUl!ed and gone - . ? Ah well, better luck ne>dtime' • Cavalier $2,200. ........ ..._.., lU Mel a emeft; 2003 Cavalier $4,500. 2000 .-ww.lla1Mn1' 1 ..._ Equal <Opportunity !Employer. Or fax: c.tt: 740-416-5047 1 ~Astro- F.u:: 7.Mt.Bl . ...." = :'i~'{OVR.~ for ad listings. ......... C/86 References Availabl~! Call Gary StaBley @ 740-591-8044 1-chi 36 ....... ' ~ aoa.. ...... - .... ace. Gotcha! Fw G Wj 'I ,Oitlo 45631 ,. :ntE BORN LOSER RKine, Ohio 740-247-2019 ' 6mtba!' Ul:lmts -iNntinti may ~ly to: lieltlel' Vlillic . *Reasonable Rates *Insured •E~perienced for Tlilursday, May 22, will now be ·held Thursday, May 29th. • See May 25th loolc wlw 's Holzer Oinic provides excellent benefits and competitive pay for work in a Challenging and supportiYe environment. Employees enjoy ·opponunities for "'!J'l'Cf growth and ,profes•ional development. 751-8872 6 32 Seldom and bids seven spadeS """' Nor1hl; IIYerHice reply. west leads the diamond queen. How would yoo, Soulh. pllin 1he play? \00 ...... 12 lop tricks: ....., spades, 1hree hearts, one diamol1d and one.dL.D. Your low heart is a potential loser. - ..since there are onlyiwo hear1s .., the bOarr!, you should plan 1o ruff 1he heart lour 0'1011hel8. After Mnning 1he firs1 trid<. take one round .-trumps, because ~ 1he spadeS aoe breaking 2-1, you can draw 1hem and claim. When West discarr!s, 1hough, cash the ace and king ol hearts, then ruff the heart tour wllt1 dummy's spade Associates degtee preferred. in wldition to one year of coding education and auditing experience required. Professional .designation such as miA, RBrf, CPC, C SS-1', •C K>H, or ·CSS preferred or able to attain within one year with one or more specialty proficiency prefetTed. Working -knowledge of coding/docUmentation guidelines required. of...... 27 Slnlng . . . 4 TJ111 ' II 28 Juol-· 5 ..... age (hrph.) PM o.an. po.11C11or 29 llo 4& Mr. c.C7 - - • w 41 W1wnl! ..... 5ll Clio a 101 24 Did,...., aaodr (2 - . ) 51 25 G!Ms hal 52 - 28 -P...... ...... Brul 30 Op!liCII' uni7 22 .,... 23 That applies in 1his - - When South opens one spade, North expects the final c:onlracilo be lour spade~ !lui he rruSI adopl a 1w0-slep process, bidding his own suit first betore supporting :BARNEY 111'1181. 'F'IIIWJ .1M FKIII•e b•..-• 2 """"""• ll1ouna3 Cual:ido 2t Roll •• ..... 1)1811 Pass 1 CEO honooee ..... •• •• ..... Pass DOWN llinoio OpeniJ1g lead: • Q ~ a;;~ 54 FAll od .... ..- '.!.! •• -- !ill - 17 -l'!ljMo, 7 • KQJ V6 43 • A K Q ·f • 7 - ................. :,: ........ I ' ~ Dealer:- "" I • Vuloenble:BoUI ~ • Ell .. Pl.::i A. I 4 ,·-. .......... - Slop & Compare WOld 44HolJ- • . J l17i • Q J ' •. • QJII ' •CompletE Remodeling 1 ::?.:"- 14S5Rad 15Nat16 a.ird.. 56 · Doop- a Ai 2 •• s ...... 43 :GARFIELD '.r -------111;11:11:=11 UBRA (Sept 23-Qct. 23) - You hod bet· . 1er have a great poker lace it you hope to bluff ~r way through something that hi quite stidcy. Opponents will see right through your intentions and call you on anempted trickery. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22)- H IB going to take some shrewd rnaneuwrlng on your part to come out on top in a moneymaking maHer. flemember, everyone has his or her game plan, so be prepared to negotiate. SAGlnAAIUS (No"'. 23-0ec. 21) Unless you· diligently strive to matntain harmony and balance in all of your attaii'S. ~ings could oome apan and simultaneously get out .d sync lo several areas. 'tou coutd end up runntng tn cir- - C APRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan . 19) - Sadly, ethers might not be as generous to do you as yoo are prepared to do br them, so don'"! ~ them to come through • . . ._ _ _....,;~-' j ust because you once did them a taVOJ. AOLIARIUS (Jan . 20-Nob. 1~)- Should you have to deal with some rather Cltfti· c ult people, be prepared io handle 'them in a WIJIY that promotes ooopenatlon; doo't come on too atrong and cauae an IOQf'll· v.tlng s~uaflon. tor PISCES ' (Feb. 20-Marcn 20 ) - .E wrylhlng you oolleclively aecompllah m~ht end up being counttlrproductiw If you retUH to ehlre the •Cknowledgement wtth .omeo~ .. VOU l**lO&IIy dla· liKe. GIVI credit wtwr. ~ .. due. ARIES (Maf'l:h 21-Apnl 18) - Othef'l ......... lillaly to hl.v. faith ln yout work If Yf>11 .-~~goo al dOUOt at>out you ... doing . Sludy .,lngo ftrat ...,.. you anything dmb>O or'"'"""""· TAURUS (April 20-MII)' l!OI - 0 you 1011 . . mlng monl"f .. dmtcuft, It IMII M u nard .. you k>o • living ~'t hi.YI to be tedloul. FinO good In lmoglna.- ~ ANSWERSs- 2o-oa Ril)1llm - Unwed - Far Wri111r • ANYWIIERE alf yoa fiad a pllb will! 110 obs1acles.~the poressa losrlldla-.ed,rsd ... p;olJibly doesll'1leld ANYWHERE." 5 ARLO&JANIS �• .P a! B8 • The Daily Sentinel Young Pens vs. old Wmgs in Stanley Cup finals IIY AIM A11 Holzer to host Southern wins 'Biggest gospel sing, As 1w Loser' contest, AS ASSOCMTED PRESS · PlTfSBURGH - His • first NHl. goal didn't leave him in awe. Neitla did win~ his fusl sooring title or ~award. even if'lbe Kid accomplished all of this Vlbile slill a teenager. So being the youngest team caplain in Stanley Cup 6aals history iso 't about to . get Sidney Crosby all giggly mdgushy. It's taken him ooly dm:Je seasons to transform lhe Penguins from the NUL's iCOOIId-worst team into one of its best, so Crosby is lioderstandably calm and coofident · as Pittsburgh hegins preparing for the Cup finals against Delmit that begin Sallmlay night. . And that's euctly bow coach Micbel Therrien expects Crosby to be: A young ~ wbo is euq~tionally perceptive and never ranted Not even by his first visit to hockey's bigest sboWcae . "He's ~ a ~ IrM«, / lie•s beal a great atP'Jin at tiiJch a youag qe _ to be able to CODOeDtrate oo bo1b sides of the ice as be does, this is bow_a team will get sacoess,M Tbenien said 1\Jesday. "When you've got )'01.11' Jea1b buying into it, dli ada players buy in as well .... Sidney is our leader and the players follow.M .Even if Crosby. at age 20, is tbe yOIUJ8CSl , 1 oiu in Stanley Cup history and is ooly about balf the age of Detroit cap1ain Nicklas l..idmom, tbe unrivaled 38year-old defenseman who poses a significant cballenge ro Pittsbwgh's ~stall. 1be NHL bas luchd intO perbaps its best possible IJlat!imp for these Stanley ¢up finals. tbe fresh-faced Crosby and tbe oh-w-young ~ vs. the tr.lditionfilled Red Wmgs. wbo are irying to win their founll · Cup siooe 1997. ~ k's a rising new power against an established old one - Dettoil bas bad eight consecutive seasons with 100 or points - in a series in wbidllllfR should .Middleport • Po~el'O)", Ohio :W(El\TS•VnJ.-,.., ~~~ ' .• ,-, • 11 • be plenty of offense but also eK.cellent defense and goal- tending. Add in this intriguing story line: Can Crosby, ooly two years removed from being the age of a high school senior, personally will his team to a champiooship so early in his camer'.' Crosby is aware his presena: migbt draw some auious viewers who Olbeawise might never lUIIe into an NHL game. But be bas no intentions of ~bing this series any differenrly .than be did . those in the f.as!em Cooferen&:e playoffs agamst the Senators, Rangers and Ayers. "We're ~- it as normal as ~sible, the same way we. ve ~ every smes -and tbats making~ we worry ~t ourselves, ~ said. think 0111 game 1s our focus. Still. _no NHL team. of recent vmta_ge bas gone ~D:to the finals wilh so many of Its key players so young Crosby, forwanls Jcnlan Staal ( 19) and Evgeni Malkin (21 ) and goalie Marc-Andre Aeury (23) are 23 or younger. All this youth creates an interesting conttut with tbe Red WIDgS, who have 14 players wbo are 30 or older; including Lids1rolli, goalie Chris Osgood (35), defenseman Chris Cbelios (46), forward Dallas Drake (39). altemale caplain Kris l>rlqa (36) and defeusanan Brian Rafahki (34}. The Red Wmgs are in tbe finals rorthe fusl time sinoe last .winning the C11p in 2002. · "They're beatable, obvi- ! " tR~LYSEJmfoEl..mM , CHD.LICOTifE - The Blue Devils put ibemselves in good posillOO to win lheif Division district by semifi__ , ... .:-II ~ four - . ... ..,.., runs. but the . asbinpm Court.KHOWie Blue Uons toot me lead in tbe fifth inning and then held on to win 10-9 at V.A. Memorial Stadium on Mooday. Gallia Academy . finishes the scasoo with a record of 16-11, tying the school RlOOld for wins set by last &easnn's Blue Devils. Washingtoo. rankOO fourth ·m · tbe .....- . ~ to 22_ ......., ·~m 2 and advances to the Division II disttict final. For the iCOOIId season in a iow. the Lions eliminucd lhe Devils by one run in the district semifinals. Washington edged GaJlia Academy t.{t in 2007. Despi~ die loss, bead coach Rich Corvin was proud of his team and tbe unpro· Jleii&OII !bey "After 'iear that "*'- the adversity this these ~ys bave bad to go through m some of lbe ~ tbey really P!Jl it ai tbe cod and tfent out oo a high DOle." said Corvin. · . Juniors Austin Roush and Beau Whaley led tbe Blue Devils offensively with two bits each. Roush went 2-for4" wilb two RBis, and Whaley went 2-for-5 Wirh a triple, an RBI. and lhree lUllS soond · lfonday's loiS was the lirlal. game _for seven B!ue Devil · semors··· as · Ntck' Stevens. Sba- Thompsoa, Dave Rumley, lobn Paul finnij:l'm, Cody Noble, Denbow, and Jeff all coocluded suecamal Gallia Academy • Tornadoes win district semifinaL See Page Bl =z.,. Ia a ball camelS. Stticldand's office duriJ)g a tour of tbe West Vtrginia 1'81111\'ded: Of tbe new bridge. Also oo Wednesday, ODOT gave_~ ~·n•lalioo oo the Jll'!$1~ of 1he $64.7 millioO projcd to Ibis same group a11he Poruttoy Lilnly. ODOT o •osidn 5 tbe projea 75 percent oomplele at Ibis point. 8ettiog said ~ ~s are making one oonaete pour:.t:!'NIII!k ..tid~ is incfira!ed __ ..._ bye<aD~cableseuddcdto<tbe structure. Curn:ntly on .the West v....,;m~ tower ·lhere are four cable !iiets ...," . At left. Detroit Red Wings• oa11as Drake {17) Skales wilt! Ule pUCk as Dallas Stars' Krystopher Bar:cll (131 pursues duri!W tihe seoond period 1in Game 6 of Ule NHL Westem COilfeienoe hoCkey finals Monday in oa11as while at f'Wrt Pellguins fl)rward Sidney Crosby (87l oelebrates after SOIJiiqg a goal duriiC Game 5 of the NHL Eastem Conference hodley finals In Plttsblll'gh SUnday. 1he ~uins and Red wi.U meet in 1he HHL Stalilley Cup Anal$ . . Plt:tsbll,. Wi. u ously, but they're really of 14 games. Crosby, Malkin, Marian good. said Penguins forward Georges Laraque. wbo Rossa, Ryan Malone and was on tbe 2006 Edmcmtoo Staal haven't been chalteam thaf'upset top-seeded JmgedyctbydefensivepairDewit in the first round. ings as good as Detroit's "They've added some key Lidstrom-Rafalski and players and more grit. Nildas Kroowd-Brad S1Uart People are Mways talking duos. But the Red Wmgs abouttheRedWmgs(being haYen'uccnlioesasdcepas upset) in the playolfs. WelL Pittsburgh's, and coach now they've ~wed people Mike Baboock bas tbe diftithe be t · lbe Ia .. ~· .t:nn off;: grea m p y- c ult ·.cho"~ce o f _...,..1_ . . whdber Udstrom lS .a better Dcllroit bas been lhilt while fit ~ainst the Malkin or winning 12 of 16 playo11 Crosby lines. games, although Westem "It's a great cbailenge Confe«ooe -~~ Dallas go~ ~ainst ~ belpcd by ehm•NI!I)g 2001 (lid&arOm), Crosby said. Stanley Cup champion "Positionally, ~·s great~ Anaheim and ~-seeded bas a good stick and be s a San Jose. The Penguins have big guy. Those are the little been evcn better, winning 12 dJallenges within 1he game M :;an . make it-fun. It's part of mmpcting and I dUnk we' ll all tdl you that we love to Wl•ipde." The Red Wmgs have exceptional. . soore.n in Henrik Zetta1lerg {11 goals 2 1 points in 16 games) Pavel Datsyuk (nine goals, 19 points). However, dieir (>ft'eose bas clearly missed Joban Franzen (OODCilssioo"'-...., iy.mptoms) • who. sfill· leads the playoffs with 12 goals but baso 't played since Game 1 against Dallas. · Fnnzen's status for the fiDak ro•wins ~and without him tbe ~ Wmgs wrg heW. to two goals or fewa- in kalf of their six games lll!ainst Dallas. That kind of scoring won't get it done against tbe Penguins. · wbo bave put up four or more goals nine limes in .and' their 12 playoff vi!*Jries. Pittsburgh.lll0Wybec11nse · of Reury's coofident ~ composed play. also 1s allowing .a playoff-law 1.86 ~s ~game. · . Theyve ,g ot an elite defenseman, ~t we hav~ one, ~ (m . 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IUCI!- oallee, - ..... ootaa. ?fog, lgl:ls ~ 4igiHDionld dothing.lfyou IIIUI?goou?, ~ ....... and ·- a wide bcitowoiid hilt. ...._.._. ...,.,..., tedi'OIII . . lkin's poooid!t COt4ing. • Avoidgoingwtdl.mglletcllt 11Mm.of. . dllr. T.U fnlqoalt bu..,.. a if..., king during 1lle hllil of · . .. . day I I -- OBITUARIES • .,..,N:I --ID ~ - • Churoh celebl ates wilh mother-daug,ter banquet See Page A3 •UMWdiscusses · flowers of the Bible. See Page A3 .. . • Starting a business workShop offered. SeePage AS . ~ Blues Nigtrt Friday. . See Page A7 - .. - ":.:i=.Flw ~). :':!.'fa~ Flw; NEWSOMYDAILYSENTINEL.COM RACINE- The Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation and 4~tf"l\lel111111cAtion - WI!S' called to the scene of an apparent murder/suicide Wednesday afternoon. :rwo female victims were fo1,md at a Racine residence, but their identities were not being released, Sberi1f Robert Beegle said at press time. Beegle said lhe case is being considemd a homicide/suicide case. Beegle said be was in the process of securing a search warrant. a procedural step in investigating lhe case. Commi!Roners select 911 vendor BY BRIAN J. · ~ ~ ~~ r.. r ~ 0 '-·A.. ... . Clla!IW•II JlldiploJM You know it's time for school to close and the ~~~.mmer recess to begin when at Meigs -lntemoediate School the balbacue equipmelli .<XliMS cut ol storage, and the pialic tables are moved onto the front portico. The traditional social was held last week tic llad by Title I teachers in observanoe of National Right to Read Week and as a AlWard for studenls' accorqllishrn&IIB. Meigs Local School District concludes the 2007 -os school year lOniOITOW. WEATIIER Memorial Run to take new route ~ r~ .........m. -~=a••·-•· OJtr"•on,......u . I'IIIIIUL . . . INDEX . . \ •: 2 SllCilONS - 16. PAGES Annie's Mailbox. Calendars A3 A3 Bs-6 87 1r POMEROY -The Meigs County Bikers Association's Memorial R~ bas become a signature event m Pomeroy over lbe last 23 years and this year that event will ~ a: oew route, staying entirely in Meigs Qxmty. Instead of endina It .the Lakeview Tavem iD Albany, 1his year' s run will ead at lhe Meigs County Faiwoonds where ~here will be bike events, food. games, a . . laqe variety of beverages and Although much of the route bas as well as a pelflll - stayed the same there have been mance by the band Amix. changes with llhe · run no longer Admission to events at the fair- traveling through Pageville and ..........t. is S5 tbough participalion Alban . y. The new route is as foi J';tl;"'ride is free. Camping will lows: Pomeroy to Middleport, also be available a1 tbe faixgrounds. Bradbury Road to Rutland and Bikerswill'b e!ingalberingootbe New Lima Road to Harrisonville, Pomeroy ·Parting l:ot a1 nOon on then Ohio 143 to Ohio 7 to Sunday with bikes leaving JXWIPI- · Racine, Ohio 124 (river road) ly a1 I p.m. to begin what bas back down to the final destinabcc0meaparadeof11lundecthrou&h tion of the Meigs County Meigs County. Omunemoralive T- F . d Thi · shirts will be sold on tbe pamng lol mgroun s. · · s is the first year prior to tbe ride. .. I . . . M edd AI reDesbmentS , . Buffingtpn Island funding included in capital bill BY SNUI J. REED . Park in Portland was included in a section of tbe bill. 9REEDOIMlM.YSENTI<IEI.COIII Buffington Island· sile, but said park such as picnic sbel.would lie .' .. j'l.aceS tQ go • Sports : (blw.· ~ Weather , . o.w. .... Clq B Section A8 ' · ~--------------~--~ liN, OtM I ~~111 • REED BREEOOMYDAILYSENTINELCOM , BYBmtSER == : (1f!.11): - ·- --- ~i: BSERGEI<ITeMYDAII.YSENTIIIEL.COIII aua.• ~ ~if2 Thooc-dS)ond~Rumlor. side of tbe ~ nmaioing to be a!'adwl whidl trans' t~s into four mnainincr .,..""" This wcet worhn are pnouiqg~d;\Ve.t Vllginia deck, next 'NIII!k they will pcu oo tbe Ohio deck, · gOing back am fodh between tbe tow-· crs unlil tbe two sides meet in the middie, possibly ·lale Angust Meigs County Commissioner Mick DavenpOrt and Middleport Mayor Mite Gcrlacb bod1 reDlll1ked that the new bridge will be . a ...............·eoeM ~ ... and real "fuca1 point" for tbe area. ~ OOOT's presentation at tbe Pomttoy Library, it was revealed tbe existing Pomeroy-Mason Bridge will not be removed with explosives but l'lllber tbe bridge will be dismantled · manually beginning at its center. Olllr2" facts about the new bridge incl....... tbe oddi'ty of lhe av'·"on ...... ..... ligbts oo the top of each tower 'being in different United States airspace regions. 1be red light on tbe West -~ bridge shows VIrginia side is in the Wa!dlington, A view from the edge of the West Virginia side of the new the Ohio side edging closer and closer. The two decks are expected to rC - •• ' AS meet in the middle in late August. STAFF REPORT (~: N If: l!llli'1ilfta S.M} ' 1 ~~~Ill lNsmE again. e 1 1 lll~till \ ... l ' U(IIII School year coming to a·close Page AS - · •. 'Paul Anderson ' 88 I co- I \\\\\\ --Stay Cool, AvOid Heat Sbess Gallia Academy got lbree runs llll no hits in the sixth, thanks in large part to Blue Lion rnistakes. "l'lwe baiters were hit Ed two Olbers were walked, getting the Blile Devils within one. · , In what tumed out tb be tbe final innilll! of their li1C8son, Gallia Ar~ got tbe tying and runs llll board wilh just one out, but bolb would ead up sttanded. and Washington narrowly advanced to the di&lrict .final • 0 llll eadJ ......--- • GARS bad leads of 4-0 Wf' - I. lP- ........ lllld 6-2 before Qut &use OVP sportswriter Bryan tied things . 1be Lions toot tbe shortly after, Walters CCfltribuud to this .-1 the Devils couldn't Jet srory. 1!.( BY Bent SEflio I If POMEROY- "I think this bridge can be open to traffic by the ead of llhe year, even if we don't have ~feet weather," said Carey Rcttin,g, project engineer for the new Pomeroy-Mason Bridge. Bcuing spoke )estuday to local oifti.. cials; members of tbe c-Hnuoity Improvement Corporation, officials from tbe · Ohio Departmerit of Tran~ District Uland Gov. 'led MAUL apt ,,,,u '08 I!SEFIGEWTOMVilliL'tSBITlNEL.COIII tbe tying and winning runs borne in tbe sevemh. After 11 scoreless first, Gallia Academy ~ 011 1be board wilb hits from wbaley, Tbomnsoo, and ..... Roush. Thompson's hit !iCIImd Whaley, who had stole11 seoond, while Roush's bases-loaded single drove in two more runs. Not long after, a Washington error in the field gave tbe Blue Devils a 4-0 , __ ., ......_ The lions scored two to halve tbe lead in the bottom oflhe inning, but then in lbe lhinJ Gallia Academy quick_ 1y stretched it back to four Whale . runs. . y hit an RBI ..,;..o.. and ·SCOIIld .his iCOOIId ~ ....run of tbe game llll a wild pitch. An iMing later, tbe Blue Lions lied tbe game a1 6-all wid! two sepal<* two-RBI singles, and 1ben in the fifth they SCORld four again to • ~ a 10-6 lead into tbe The Devils finid}ed tbe game wilh five bits, while the U.OOs ,,bad hits; · 'ikith teams oomm,tted two ecron. \1\\ -•·• .. -·- SPORTS Washington Court House ends Blue Devils season IIY r.c AILJ•IIU'II IIIli<~''\\ ,-.,., • Other included in a $10,000 appropriation for upgrades to the Court St~m minipark in Pomeroy, $35,000 for part: improvements in Syracuse, and $175,000 for a multipurpose complex ~ be constructed through the Meigs l.ocal Enricbmeni"Pffject. Stewan's hometown of Albany would receive $10,000 for bike path enhancements and $30,000 · House of Representatives includes $475,000 for UJIItides ·• the state's ouly Civil War battle site. The funding is included in tbe cultural enhancement portion of the capilal appropriatioos legislation introduced Monday. State Rep. Jimmy Stewart, R-Aibany, announced funding for smaller projects for Meigs County Tuesday. but said the funclinr; proposed for tbe Buffiogtoa &rand J ,. •-• • a AS .... • POMEROY Meigs County Commissioners signed off Wednesday on a letter of intent to purchase $237,000 in oompuler equipment for the county •s ~w 911 emergency system. At yesterday's meeting, oommissi9ners finalized the purchase of the equipment necessary to implement the 911 system before the deadline of year's end. 1be letter of inlent was with EmetgiTech of Columbus, for call center equipment and a oompu1er-aided dispatch .system. 1be computers wiU allow tbe 911 syslem to use a database now being.developed and advanced technology to locate residences in lhe county for emergency dispatch purposes. Emergitech provided the equipment used by 911 centers in both Allhens and Gallia counties, but the county ' s 9 11 committee, working to implement the syslem, also met with Verizon about the necessary equipment, before I choosing EmergiTech yeslerday. Verizon is wolking with the 9 11 comminee to develop the database of resident addresses. fire zones and other information needed to serve 9l l. callers. The new equipmenl will take 60 to 90 days to install, but cannot be delivered until lhe committee selects a location for the cenler. Both the sheriff's department and a wing of the former Veterans Memorial Hospilal bl.lilding have been considered, bu.t rejected. The existing Emergency Medical Services buildi ~ located behind the VMH . Will likely be ren'OVllledj and 911 call cenler. been from a 50-cent monthly telephone 1 ch~e since early last )ear. and ,fundmg can be used to pun:hase equipment. Commissioners have also sought funding for establisbinll the service tiu:ough the Appalachoan · Commission. The lener of inlent ~~~~~4 signed yesterday atso ' assistance in securing EmergiTech . • i • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 05. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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